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Clinton News-Record, 1958-05-22, Page 1tot trot (13y W. D. 0') D AT T14Z COUNTY Home hoot, week to Watch. Jack which ids record ,throughout the trict,donated $1,782,86 toward the counties -of Huron -and Middlesex. Canadian, Red Cross- this year, Clegg's new feed mixer in action Of course, The thing makes. No. 21-- The Home Po Q ow Pope, With the News CL enough nolse to ralse, the dead from. -Mr. McMurray, and the oth- London distmict -last Week by Ad- er Red Cross officials.ai am J. McMurray local chrman,. . I , or fnillghten the roWna back ,Total collected in town, was $1,024.05, from the different CDCI Open House Is wards as :follows: St. Andrew's, Planned For May 30 to capaztrano, or Wherever they RedCross Campaign Sets Record 90 1 4 1 �$ut it does,, mix grain 110 d1onors, $198.50; St. George's, by Principal E. A. Finesand staff 1.06 donors, $221.75. at Clilintani District Calileglatie, ln- exceedingly well ... The sample for ,nextFbidlay evening, 173 :donors, $272.45; Londesboro, May 30. Hours, during which pub - and vildnitY, 149 donors, $224.10; we exanlined Included molasses, RCAF, $1,84.06; deposited bank by ,p.m. $10; Porter's HIM, Com- Displays will be set up in. the and swelled good enough, to eat manuall, itirdining (room and in room, .ming 'P'ia'no Co. Ltd., $25; Happy some of the other Workers Club., $5; 'Huron County The nice Wt about the Home, $28.20. hand. According to Mr. Andersm, the Mr. Mines, reports that a visit whole thing, is, that the !big grind to the. library is well worth. the aign netted 63 cents per capita, I whale of any vlsitors. er, mounted on a. truck comes rig hit the barn ... It's equ6p� ped with, ,auger to deposit the grain in the bin, handy for the faxiiiner and' be doesnt have to go to :the bother of trueldnig W grain out to town, waiting for it to beground,, bringing it and back home again ... SPrAMNG OF TMNGS, BTR-, -and new Did know IN 'A' vnge, you. that Harry Watkins raises fish worms? That !% right seems itherds; ways of 1=ossilng different varieties to get the proper sit -rain . . . . for fishing with ... Some worms . drown tack easily others, are . . . . . . . . . . . not very attractive :to fish . . . Harry was doing all eight until . . . . . . . . . . . . . sometime last winter a mole got into the pit where, the worms hv- M". 1. ed, and, munched them, all up Could It be the mole thought he was a Ash? 7M DOC WAS "LOVED NOT wbdy, but too well. . _that Is the fevaling a supporters Of Alex ADAM J. McMURRAY, chairman of the Red Cross campaign Addison, following the, by-eilection for funds has a pleased smile, and Well he might. He's handing . .,. He polled particularly well, over a cheque $1,054 to cover the contributions of Clinton eveh in areas 'traditionally can- and district to John Andersbin, London, the district chairman. servat$ve . . . -but his followers The local campaign set a record for the two counties of Huron fed he was defeated by those and Wellington of 63 cents per capita. Also, Mr. McMurray has who could, (have fteRpedbim. more in mind the Spring Show and the fine horseflesh which will be . . . For instance, his patients hated so mudh to lase hire as on parade at that time, The 'models are from five different a doctor- that they voted, for the countries, including Holland and Mexico. (News -Record Photo) PC -candidate, FOR A WHIRLWIN . D ELECT- Hog Vote (ailed by Minister .ion campaign hattle moire than two weeks since the lilberals! provincial convention and choice of a, leader and Alecs deds-producers Ballot on July z 5 ton to, run he made -a -ter- rific showing i!ndeed; ... This was Onitaxids hog producers 'Will FIRST PRODUCER VOTE -only -the second time in ChInton's vzite July 25 on whether -to keep blistory that a Liberal candidate abstained a. majority at houid . - - &,sir co-operative marketing plan-, Judge Fivigland established that the agiriculture department an- reourd . . . nounced Tuesday. The annatinceriment. sdid appmv- AM, P WRITING IN A TO- al, by 66 2/3 per4cent, of those vot- rarito, paper advises. aigaist be- Ing will be necessary to continue coming e0ther a farmer or a fas}ncamam He , that .thele singl4e& sales agency system Farmersacre! -,apparently starving, which Includes compul's'ory direc- because, out of a rural population tion of hogs to specific assembly din lCanaft of 5,381,176 only 35,- points;. 1 830 reported, incomes worth tax- Agriculture Nhister Goodifellow iing, and they Were pretty small said lie bellievese "clear-cut" de- . I . Hardly any fishermen make c�,silon is necessary. eemugh to pay income tax at all About 70,000 hog praducem in . . . Who is the highest paid On 420 sauthern Ontario townships Canada? This unlit inial survey to can baillots. Polls will showed thal, con-kafift engineers .eligible , and architects average $12,059 a -be -open, from 9 -a.m. to 6 p.m, yeka­more- than doctors, lawyers Vocal &J.me:on voting. day, a Fri - and accountants ...Teachers a- day. verage $3,100. . . On a higher level this chap bad discovered that Prime Ninister Diefenbaker Graditates, gets $37,000 but the president of the alIR gets $75,000 and the governor of the Bank of Canada- 11stritiggles along on $50,000 110JUSUNG, IN THIS, AREA IS gieltfitng rzordous . When an adr man and his family can, only ob- taAn living aticommod!affan 14 miles from town and the, Station it's time, to consider seriously what can be done'about it Not WAY seMce, but dAillan person1% ,are affected by the hous- Ing shortage, . . . We know for a fiact, that one bustrwss man, td- ed for six manithis -to get ahold of a house in the town where -his wff.e and family could live and be, goin6ortable . . . Until -then, be ,lived at Berimiller and com- moted every day, through fair weather and foul. . . . ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . WLmkT1-1En- TMS WEEK HAS been gwite, disconcer-ding . . . In- A graduateof the Canadian slide looking out, -it looks so warm Services, College at Royal RoOds. and comfortiable . , , Outsi&, the, !near Victoria on. Vancouver situation is. quItef -the, oppOSitite, and Island, B.C., It Cadet William one keeps wanting itio. -get back I Sharkey, 201, brother of ATXS,. iinswe again R. G, Smith, 11 Kennas 011, St, John?s, Newfoundland. Born I -g -W aWAMAN CATTLE RAT. in Glasgow, Scotland, Cadet sea's are, reported ,to be enjoying Sharkey was educated at the thebiggest boom, in. five years .. - 'Clinton District C011egiate- In - emus states tihe Flne)n0iml, Post 8titate. He plans on ser wing ... They .goon to, contrast this with, the. Air Force, on complet- w1ith wheat, or B.C. apples or0ith- 'ion of his, studies. er products in whioli. government (National, Defence Photo) bioor.&- have set prices, directed sales -and igenexa,113Y taken over .the buginess Of- marketing . . . Official Count Only %t 6% no ciiee,il dedares ,themnanaal Post, ",that some of Changes Vote Slightly tho most prosperous branches; of ,Canadian agriculturiei today am The off'601 count Of ibaal0ts, inclose In mftch ithe state bad mudo ion Tiuesday by AuSseli 13ol- muddled kasit ton,, iratureAng offter, and W. r. Southgate, *hle,f electioni clerk, dhanged by Only one, vote, the to - The Week's Weather talr- recorde'd' 'art week, The by' ieffiettlion, gave Charles VacNaugh- R*h Low High Low ton, Eketer& rhRJ&AtV Of 1,165, Ims 1951 rad er, than 1,164 as reported ear - may 15 71 510 61 42 ller, 16 70 36 49 30 In. Goderich, MatKaughton re� 17 80 4.3 48 = Wilved 1, 091 votes, elul Addisbift 1$ 78 62 52 87 r3celved 7,57 (former figure was 19 68 49 50 49 158). In Stoufarth the, change- Was 20 61 47 52 42 to: Miac1T!iau9htOn, 451; Ad`1180n, 21 61 32 58 33 461 (-darlier. figures were- 436a and Rain: .14 ins. 431). The plebiscite, postponed on two previous occasions because. of -11hit, will provide ,the ATst opportundity for hiog producers to inidicate' thla,ir approval or disap- proval of the compullslory market- ing plain whilch was' inaugurated more, than five Years ago. A vote was sch;eduiled, for Much, 1956, but a, eaup of growers, c bi lenged the province's marketing l(eigisgation: and forced postpone- ment, The vote was then -set for March, 1057, but was pogtPoTWd agaiin when the case went ,to the Suprenie Court -of Cani and resulted lin changes In the ledis- ilation. Further Iftigation, developed in the. Ontario Supreme Court in January Of this, year and, was not resolved, until, March. "`Coudpled, with other events th% ,qpift"g, It wasi felt wise to delay the. proposed Vote until' r;A1dsum­ mev this year," ithe announce- ment saild. START IN 1953 The isding1le-siales agency system, was started among bog producers -in January, 1953. New regulations enactied, In September, 1957, com- pieBe;d producers to, ,drip their hogs to designated assembilly pidints to prevent sales dilrect to meat packers. Inn announcing, the vote the Farm Rooducts Marketing Board said municipal clerks and, asses- sors, in ,each, -township will be ask- eid, to act as returning officers and poll d�erks as well as assist In the preigairation of voters' lists Woman Found Dead On Clinton Sidewalk An acute coronary thrombosis attack was determined the clause of death to a 43 -year-old Clinton woman, Which occurred early Saturday morning. Mrs. Albert Searle was returning home from visiting the home of Allan Emmer- ton, when she was apparently overcome, about 200 yards north of the Ernmerton residence. She was found lying on the sidewalk at about 2,40 a.m. by Kenneth Steepe, who called Dr. J. A. Ad- dison to the scene, Then the coroner, Dr. F, G. Thompson Was called, A post mortem carried out at the Beattie funeral home on Sat- urday by Dr. Penistan, provincial pathologist, in the presence Of Chief Constable 14, R. Thompson, indicated the cause of death. She was formerly Kathleen Gertrude Cosstick and 19 survived by her husband, Albert Edward Searle, Toronto,, four, brothers, Vitabeig J. and William T. G., both of RR 5, mitt -hell; Stanley M, Mil- verton and Lloyd, GadshlM, two daughters, Donna V, Clinton, and 9ft, Madge Parizeau, 20, Sarnia; one sister, Myrtle and her mother, both at Gadshill. Funeral service was conducted on Monday afternoon, May 19, in the Beattie funeral home, Rktten- bury Street East, Clinton, by the Rev. Grant L. M019, and interment was In Avondale Cemetery, Strat- ford. ow • ec-o r R,-__....., d ........ ........ ....... INTON, ONTARIQ# THVR$QAY,, MAX U, 1950 Citizens Enjoy Horticultural 'Night, View Pictures of Germany and France Rev, D. T, Lane, president of the 01iintion, ii-oirticultural, Society presided at ,the May meeting held in Ithe Council -Chamber, Wliad- nos,dlsy, May 14, In the acbsveinee .at the secretary, C3iffOrd Epps read tithe minutes and acted, as. ,secretary ifvor the r0eeung, ,W. s,ane. spoke, -briefly ablout a June bua trip -and suRgesited Mid- hurot. C. H. Eps presentled the treasurer$ irepo-Int, whilleb; showed a bank balance of $,257,09'. Jack Warren, iGodeviclx, extended a car- dina anivitatdon to the members to join their socteltY on, ThUrsdhY X,a:y 2% -sit 8 oclock in, McKay mall, Gaiderich when, they mall 'have as their guest ;speaker Bob Turnbull, florist, Landon, who will demonstrate,the' modern flower arrknigemenW. Mr. Warren, said. they hail just completed a mlem- bersihip drive, and now had well over 200 membm� While Cliottin-, MeMbel0110P iS neat on a par with, Godorich it was gratifying to receive nine new memberships the VW of the, meeting. The 9OVeMment grant is bas!_ -,cd upon the membership. Mr. mpps stated the, Fall, Bulb Ust woiid be mailed •out very siaGn. There is, a prelnuum of -f,1ve, titznp bulbs Of the newer var- ,jetAe$ for ail members. You do, ,not have to place an Ordbr ,to get your premium. Mr. Lane iintroduced Miss Barbo aro, Inder Who gave the spealch, ,Atb whith, she won t[Ne loQal and zone public speaking contest sponsiored by the Canadian Legion. The, president congratulated' Bar- boxa, very waTmly -an her splen- did address, ,Mrs. Neville Forbes. who was the deleigate to Ole 52nd, Annual Aortioultucal Clonvenitrion, held in Hkmj.ltan March 13 and 14 thiank- ed the Society for sending her as -a delegate. She gave A full report of the d,0!nV0.n1tb0.n1 and much vakmWe infornTatiOn was derived from the repairts. ,aff-f EJ),Vg., District Director for NID. 8 bus, trip, be ma'de! ad, Tul'y .9, 1 far the, District meeftig and that Auburn and Blyth be invited to, go affloing. He, also, spoke regard- ing the, various Provincial Camp- etitions which are open, it(y all Societies, and hoped that a good shoveling could be made at the Conventalon next March. At the Diistxict meeting July 9, John F.'Clark, secretary of -the ontairio Horticultural Assoc- Jati,an and, St. Olair Tenant, pm�s idenit of the Ontario Association! WIR be the guest speakers, Mr. Lane was' delegated ,to 100k after the charteiling of the 'bus and the sale of tickets. ,Miss Elizabeth Robertson was asked, to make the draw fair the Two Trucks Collide At Main Intersection An accident occurred at the main intersection on Tuesday morning involving two local trucks.. Clayton Hodgins, 24f RR 3, Clinton, was driving a Yump truck owned by Lavis Contracting Company, north on Victoria Street, and was making a left hand turn into Isaac Street, about 150 feet from the intersection. The Lavis truck was struck by a pick-up truck driven by E. J. "Butch" Mc- Laren, proceeding into King Street. The pick-up was owned by W. D, Wells. ' No damage occurred to the Lavis vehicle, and to the Wells truck, about $70. Chief H, 11, Thompson investigated. Harold Tebbutt Has Hullett Clerk's -Job LA,.t a spieciail meeting of RuIllett Township Countill, Hairy Tebbutt was named township clerk. He succeeds, George Cowan., Who held the *Mee 13 years and! resigned because, dof ipoior heailift Mr, Tebbutt was, chosen after much, deilKbetabion over seven Otb- e,r appllcants. At poesent he, lives ,an a ifarm on on. 8, but It Is understood, that he, WIN, move, to Laadt%boro soon. David Oakes Has Degree from U of T David Oakes, Toronto,'son of Dr, and Mrs, Walter Oakes, Clin- ton, has completed successfully his degree course at the University Of Toronto in the school of practical science, specializing in the engin- eering physics branch, Re will be graduated on gradu4tion day next Wednesday, May 18. David who M a graduate of Clinton District Collegiate Insti- tute is employed with Internation- al Business Machines, Toronto. door prizes and, the following Were the winners: Mrs. William Inkley, Miss- Lottie Slomap, Mrs, U. W. Robertson, Mrs, Milton Steep, Ws. Harry Young. 'MighVight of the, evening were Coloured 46deg, shown, by S/L Robertson, X&. Rqbertson was introduced by Mrs. L. Mcl<Innon- SAL Robertson and, f4m4y return- ed from Qermany atast year and .has been at the RCAF' Station ClIntion aince last September, Whille in Germany the family took many pictures, of SwItzoland, France, Holland, Baveaba-and England. The Pictures showed many wondearful, shots at the Rjvr er Rhine and the famous, tug boaft�s, and pleasure boats, Plying up and down the -river, ,the storied casitles and, ancient vineyards on the banks. Great Interesit was shown i1n, the views, of Opeveti,4 "The, Student Pelace". Scenes from Bavaria flin- cluded Hafleeis Eagle Nest, built for. bdim on, top of a mountain near Berchitiesigiarden, also shots of -the, infamous concentration ca- mp at Dachau thiousing the: gas chambers where hundreds of tbou- siandsl of people, were killed .and burnt up; the door was shown where' the' ashes were wheeledout to be dumped into lAts. Thus spolt dis now -a beautiful, garden i dedicated- to the memory of the legions of uni -mown, people burled there, Wonderful pictures show- ed King Ludwig's Castles in Lin- derhoiff, the Canadian Wair Mem. oral at Wmy Ridge and: the first war battle, fl'he[idsland other -inter- esting 'Places, Mists Luella Johnson graciously thanked Mr. Roberts -an and his son Peter for a most Interesting and iiinformative evenings enter - THE NEW$-RECQRD-77th. YAR 7 Cents a Copy $3,00 o Year Sprucing Up Park Ready For Spring Show's -Big Darr The:0-Inton Spring Show is now D. Dief- One big dil sappdaitment has only 41hree Weeks:away, Plans, are been suffered by the directors of the failir. They had fully expected Prime M. inister J -going (forward steadily, and dime ari 1 pPnl6ig to -attend will be pleased "a ohn, t learn that the grand stand is enbalcer would, be on, hand to, of - being painted, -and It Is also being. 0,0015, open tl* fair, Advice had � closed Kin, at the back of the seats, been received even, to the March al elleedom� (that the prime prior This will el&mlrate drafts if the day it chilly, and the. Toof will atnilster would be here of fie could posVibily make it. NoW wrjfh tino plans ofcoatribute its, welcome shade*' if I the day be hat, Earns BScA GERALD TESBUTT, B.S.A., son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt, RR 2, Clinton, grad- uated on Friday, May 16, from the four-year degree course at OAC, Guelph. Gerald is a graduate of CDCI. This sum- mer he is working with the John Deere Company at Wei- land in testing and research department. He plans to at- tend University of Toronto in the fall, for an engineering course. $1,024 Raised For Red Cross Sets- Record of 69cPer Capita The people. of Clinton and d2s- which ids record ,throughout the trict,donated $1,782,86 toward the counties -of Huron -and Middlesex. Canadian, Red Cross- this year, Slincere, appreciation is extended and the, money was handed over to all workers In -the campaign, to the chairman Of Red Cross, from. -Mr. McMurray, and the oth- London distmict -last Week by Ad- er Red Cross officials.ai am J. McMurray local chrman,. a ,Total collected in town, was $1,024.05, from the different CDCI Open House Is wards as :follows: St. Andrew's, Planned For May 30 168 donors, $317.55; St. James', 158 donors, $286.25; St. John's, Open House has. been planned 110 d1onors, $198.50; St. George's, by Principal E. A. Finesand staff 1.06 donors, $221.75. at Clilintani District Calileglatie, ln- Rurall area's adjoining Clinton,sit1tuite, for ,nextFbidlay evening, 173 :donors, $272.45; Londesboro, May 30. Hours, during which pub - and vildnitY, 149 donors, $224.10; ]i& is. i-rxAted, is, from 7.30 to 9.30 RCAF, $1,84.06; deposited bank by ,p.m. $10; Porter's HIM, Com- Displays will be set up in. the munity Club, $10; Sherlock -Man- manuall, itirdining (room and in room, .ming 'P'ia'no Co. Ltd., $25; Happy some of the other Workers Club., $5; 'Huron County -Teachers and students' wM be: on Home, $28.20. hand. According to Mr. Andersm, the Mr. Mines, reports that a visit district chairman, this camp- to the. library is well worth. the aign netted 63 cents per capita, I whale of any vlsitors. No -Air Force Day at Clinton But Shared With Centralia A major departure, In the plans for Air Force Day in the Huron County area was announced to- day by the Commanding Officer Of' RCAF istationiv, alaton and Centralia. For the first time, the two stations willcomVine their efforts to produce one -major Air Force Day programme, June 114 -at R -CWF Station. Centralia, In the past, both stations, have hdelzepara;te Air Force- Day pro- grams, giving special emphasis to their particular vales in the RCAF" Trarning Coinmand. It has been decided' that it Would be -more convenient tthe e residents of the area to have the ptwo Incar- Drated into me major product- ion so that the best of the act- ivities can, be. seen by the public by visiting ione istat6ort onl5h, Joint ,plansare -now being laid by Air LForce Day Committees of both, stations to ensure that the -day will, be a complete sue- cesg for all' the, ,many thousands of visitors expected. "Wo, Would like to explain to all, our fitehids. who have visited Station. Clintoh, in, 'thl past or who, may have planned,' to tibit year, that the activitioes a WAV Station, Clinton wili bl, rop e welt, at 0auttaba, said dvtoup 09.pWih X e C. Camrion, CO 6f Station Olinton., "It was felt, -however, that to comibine. th& two. onst efforts for Air Force Day this year would lie much more OonVenlent .for all 00ht6fti­ W The *Mtbihied Air Pbroe Day Committee is headed by Wing Commander G. PL Truemer of Station iCentrialia and Squadron Leader F. L. Carnipbell-Rogers: at S-tadon Clinton. Directing person - rel for the day's, actiiivities are, being drawn, from both. stations, -0 McAdam Has Contract For New Bath House Mitcheal McAdam was award. ed -the contract for construction, of the bath housle in omnOctilon with, the, new Clinton Community Sm�jmming Pool and work com- menced t0ils week. Plans, for the building may be seen In the win- dow -of the otfict, of the, arinton Public Utilities cbmimissicio. Seven Huron County Graduates of Guelph Seven young men from 14uron County graduated among 171 at the three -college convocation held in Guelph oh Friday, Degrees were conferred by the, Ontario Agricultural College, the Ontario Veterinary College and MacDonald Institute. Receiving OAC degrees at bath. d1ors of science in agriculture were Mae Bolton, Dublin; William "d Donald Brock, Dipper; Doug- las and, Sedotth; Ronald Krasn- er, Mitchell, John Taylor, Walton and Oerald Tebbutt, Clinton, Sir Har- old McMillan, prime rainistea- of Great B'rIW, n, scheduled for him ,tio, arrive in Ottawa on June 11, (the day of the, failiO Mr. Diefen- baker And.- it necessiarry to be on Mand- at 10he. capi tail. to greet him. However, A. J. McMurray sec- retary of the few reports that the. c Mrectors -are itaking, steps to have someone of interest present at that,day, to make the official' op- en!;nig, The tFaiir, which is well known as :the; biggest agricultural! fair held in this part of Onitarlia, as one of two spring fabs, The Rex%- sfaill, Agilicultural Society sponsors the other one, and date for it is June 13. Complete plans for program supplementing the, Evesitock show ,of biorses, cattle, sheep and' hogs, are, not complete. CNIB Donors Give $1410 From* Clinton W. V.. Roy, chairman of the local campaign, far funds four it -he Canaditain Natdbinait Insititate for the Blind was able to report a 5ubstuntial increase in collections d1uring 1957, At a meeting of the Huron. group working with the CNIB, Mr. Roy reported $410 collected, in Clinton and district. This compares. with $2$1 in 1956 and $383 in, 1955. However, It fell short of the dbimtive for I957 , by $140. The, work of the CM,,B contin- ues to grow, as more and more services are, made- avaialable, to the unfortunate blind peopTe- There are 62 blind persons In Hureon County and! 25 listed as prevent- ion, cases. The CNJIB provides home teach- ing service for those newly blUnd, in the art of touch, reading and Writing, typing, basketry, sewing, knititing and general, -home; duties, atc. They provWe materials at cost, loan bralle and, italkb% books free of cost, employ blind people. in news and refreshment stands, In geinerail Industry and occupational shops, -Special &s - counts in certain lines are ar- rainged for, and ,even supplement- apy •relief 11h diroot cash allow- ances are made. Guidance and counselling is offered to parents of pre-school blind children and they provide white canes,. Although collecitions. in -Huron County last year were $4,413.74, ,the objective in, 1958 is $6,000 4141 :order to accomplish all that the CNI-13 hopes to da. CEnton last year didfairly well In conitinibution8, but stood ffifth- in totals given by -the towns of the county. That means at the bottom, finsiolfaras-towns am con- cerned. Exeter led wdith, $875.80; then Goderich: With $802; Wang - ham, $4K,73; Seaforth $469 and Cl nton, $110. Huron Junior Farmers To Hold Field Day Junior Farmers in Huron and Perth Counties have announced their annual field day to be held on June 14 In Exeter at the agri- cultural grounds. Events include track and field, softball, basketball, and tug-of- war during the day time, a square dance competition and a dance In the evening complete a day -long series of activities. 01 Local Men Attend Crediton Meeting Deputy Reeve Neilson W, Trie- warAha and CterkJoha Uvermore attianded & meeting of the Huron Ooiunby Munridpail Officers As- 80ciation held in credditon, yasrter­ dhy; About 150 Officials of the county attended. Over 80 Birthday ay CIA Mrs. Margaret Johnston will celebrate her 01st birthday ori Saturday, Way 94. She stays at; , �tho home of her sonin-ltx'w 40di daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Cheatet- Farquhar, and although the tatiq get around very well, she is very interested in sports, And she reads. the XeWt-Reddrd every Week from,, start to finish,