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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1960-06-30, Page 9LAKEVIEW CASINO Grand Bend LIONEL THORNTON and His CASA ROYAL ORCHESTRA Every WED, FRI. and SAT. Staqing *My tit ••••••,...,,NeW,...-s, M1DNITE DANCE This Weekend "TEEN-20" DANCE, Thursdays — Starting July 7th to "THE HI:FI'S" Only 2 Days Left To Enter BALL & MUTCH's FUN IN THE SUN CONT EST $15000" IN PRIZES ! DRAW on Saturday, July 2, at the Ball & Mutch Store, for a REXDALE POWER MOWER Come in and sign a coupon—it's not necessary that you make a purchase. IHA Specials THIS WEEKEND Western Bari" - 44 Albert Street — Next to NeWS".Record NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT (Effective July 2, 1960) Re-Opening SATURDAY/ JULY 2 arealeemealee. FREE COFFEE for all customers on Saturday OPEN HOURS DAILY FROM 7.00 a.m. to 12.00 p,m. FRIDAY & SATURDAY 7.00 a,m. to 2,00 a,m. SUNDAY 10.30 a.m. to 12.00 p,-n. 26-b Thu Way, June 30, 11960,Cliutau News-Record P09 9 BLOOD DONOR CLINIC July 5 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. Ontario Street United Church ALL WELCOME TO GIVE BLOOD "SO PRECIOUS TO SAVE — SO LITTLE TO GIVE" and the life you save may be your own, Sponsor: CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY Local Representative: MRS. W. MORLOK BUILDING and REMODELLING REFERENCE LIST M. McADAM Clinton — Phone HU 2-7070 GENERAL CONTRACTING Industrial -- Commercial Cement Work CALE DOUCETTE BUILDING CONTRACTOR Clinton Phone HU 2-9562 • CONCRETE HENRY YOUNG CONTRACTOR General Concrete Construotion CLINTON Phone HU 2-9496 SIGN PAINTING IthiEW SIGNS CLINTON TRUCK LEVITAING RU' Z,8520 alowmend Street • ROOFING Earl Doucette Built-up Asphalt Roofing _Coating—Patching—Shingling Roof Repairs of All Types Phone HU 2-9741 — Clinton • PAINTING and DECORATING D. A. Kay & Son FLOORS SANDED VENETIAN• BLINDS PAINTS and WALLPAPERS Clinton — Phone HU 2-9542 GRANT RATH PAINTER and DECORATOR Huron Street—Phone HU 2-7040 Clinton • BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Ball-Macaulay Ltd Phone HUnter 2-9514 Full Range of Builders' Supplies COAL—LIME—CEMENT King Street, Clinton A. G. Grigg & Son Clinton — Dial HU 2-9411 COAL FUEL OIL CEMENT A. F. Scotchmer ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Domestic -- Commercial Industrial BAYFIELD — Phone 16 Harry Williams HEATING FUELS White Rose Petroleum Products RR 2, CLINTON Dial HU 2-6633 WISE PLUMBING and HEATING Harold Wise, Prop. Clinton — Dial HU 2-7062 Plumbing -- Heating and Electrical Services • HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Irwin's LADIES' WEAR Draperies — Curtaint — Blinds Curtain Rods — Drapery Track — Estimates Free — Clinton a- Phone HU 2-6623 fricEWAN'S CURTAIN RODS WINDOW SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS Clinton — Phone HU 2-9766 orommommonowwwwwwwwwwomownwwwwwwilowie • LIGHTNING PROTECTION E. R. Doucette Clinton, Ontario LieeNseo LioHTNING ROD AGENT FOR ONTARIO 168 (Aueen St. phone HO 2.9741 • PLASTERING CONTRACTOR Carman F. Garrow PLASTERING CONTRACTOR and General Repair Estimates Gladly Given 139 Queen Street, Clinton Phone HU 2-7008 • HEAT, LIGHT and PLUMBING Cities Service Oil Co. Ltd. Jack Scruton, Distributor HEATING FUELS . Clinton — Phone HU 2-9653 GINGERICH'S SALES and SERVICE Seaforth Zurich Phone 644W1 Phone 34 Electrical and Gas Appliances Gas and Oil Heating, Plumbing Electrical Installation & Repairs Motor Rewinding Clinton Electric Shop For ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES and WiRING Clinton — Phone HU 2-6646 Clinton Public School .Results Larry May, Ralph arfeAdalaa, Gail McCarty, Qaro McElwee, Bruce McKenzie, Sharon Mc- Kenzie, Mark McLeod, Douglas Palmer, Clotilda Roach, Linda Rowe, Sandra Scboenhals, Sara Shipp, Leon- ard Steep, Patty Strong, Jack Vander Breggen, Tommy Wade, Mary Lynne Watkins, Allan Wells, Douglas Wighttnan, Ricky Zablocki. GRADE 3 Andre Amsing, John Anstett, Susan Baleelear, Paul Bartliff, Susan Bellinger, Larry Bezzo, Betty Botteme, Judy Carter, David Collins, Jimmy Cook, Elaine Corriveau, Denise Cur, Tie, John Dixon, Shirley Dupee, Donald Elliott, Judy Finley, Dennis Fleisehauer, Phyllis Fremlin, Gail Genius, Gary Genus, Larry Gibbings, Glenda Gray, Christine Grealts, Ronald Har- ris, Carol Hathaway, Janice Herman, Wayne Hoy, David Jervis, Gregory Jervis, Marilyn Johnston, Robert Kay, Linda Levis, John Leppington, Ron- all Lobb, Gregory MacDonald, • Laura MacDonald, David McCarty, Larry McMichael, Jimmie Mc- Kenzie, John McPherson, Mar- tha Newland, Dwayne Peters, Nancy Pickett, Clare proctor, Gregory Scott, Arthur Snell, Lyle Steep, Marilyn, Steep, Joan-Marie Switzer, Lyn Teeple, Ruth Ann Twyford, Grace Van Loo, Bonnie Wade, Kathy Wild. GRADE 2 David Aiken, Marilyn Aiken, Janet Allin, Yolande Arising, Dru Andrews, David Anstett, Janet Arnston, John Bakelaar, Peggy Bartliff, JoAnne Bates, Lynn Boyce, Deanna Brasseur, Alan Brisco, Ricky Buck, Gil- lian Bunting, Andy Burton, Peter Cameron, Tommy Camp- bell, Bjarne Christensen, One Christensen, Randall Clegg, Sharon Collins, Lois Cooper, Susan Cox, Bruce Craig, Paul Crittenden, Teddy Cudmore, Gary Cummings, Steven Cud- rie, Dennis Define, Sharon Dodds, Susan Duckworth, Brian Edgar, Michael Elliot, Jeffrey Falconer, George Farley, Lynne Gibbings, Christine Hartley, Victor Hogarth, Debbie Hopf, Leila Horbanuik, Glenn Irwin, Ronald Irwin, Mark Jenkins, Sharon Kirk, Gordon Lavis, Gary Lockwood, Rickey May, Steven McKnight, Brian Mer- rill, Mary Ann Millar, Frank Newland, Susan Palmer, Robbie Peters, Patsy Priestap, Albert Rapson, Donna Reichert, Stev- en Rice, Bonnie Riehl, Linda Sangster, Walter Scott, Isabel Shipp, Darlene Shorey, David Slade, Wendy Smith, Patsy Steffen, Marjorie Steep, Jo- anne Sutcliffe, Steven Switzer, Barb ar a Symondis, Michael Teeple, Glen Tremblay, Nellie Valkenburg, David „Watson, Pamela White, Gloria Wight- mare Bryan Williams, Roberta Zadaw. GRADE 1 Beth Allan, Bobby Andrews, Paul Anstett, Janie Bakelaar, Rudy Bakelaar, Davey Becker, Willie Bezzo, Jenny Brommer, Robbie Brown, Sharon Bru- bather, Gretta Burns, Lynne Caldwell, Frank Cameron, Geo- rge Collins, Anne Crittenden, David Dalgliesh. Barry Edgar, Barbara Elliott, Patsy Elliott, David Fawcett, Joel Erick, Al Finnie, Timmy Fletcher, Brian Fraughton, Cal Fremlin, Karen Grealis, Cathy Grigg, Consie Hathaway, Angie Kuiper, Louise Lazet, Nola Lee, Ray Lobb, Fred MacDonald, Heather McAdam, Colleen Mc- Leod, Collin McLeod, Bryan McMichael, Lynne Monroe, Tommy March, Kathy Murphy, James Newland, Keith O'Con- nell, Paul Radford, Paul Reles, Steven Ricerca Ross Saunders, Peggy Schoenhals, John Snell, Guy Stanley, Dennis Steep, Grace Strong, Karen Sutcliffe, Jimmy Switzer, Wynnie Valk- enburg, Glen Young. The taming are the grades in which Stadenta will enter school In., September. ORAtOg9 Margaret Jean Addison, Kettn Ashton, Suzanne Bartliff, Lau- rie Bates, Beverley Beck Gere ald Becker, Gregory Brandon, Rose Brabacher, Ethel Collins, Gayle Collins, Laurie holm, John Cooper, Steven Cooke, Barbara Corey, Michael -Owen, Melvin -Orich, Patricia Cudmore, Douglas Currie, Ruth Cutler, Adrian eleCoo, Betty AI Deeves, Jeffrey Dixon, Barbara Draper, Pa toy Fletcher, Douglas gremlin, Dianne Garry, Eileen. Garrett, William Graham, Ed, gar Hough, James. Hoy, Lloyd Hoy, Bryan Levis, Sandra Lee, Borden McRae, Joan Mille, Gordon Moodie, Patricia Rey, nolds, Maaike Roorda, Susan Roorda, Paul Shorey, Den.nis Shipp, Kenneth Smith, Coreen Snell, Donald Swan, Sandra Switzer, Sharon Switzer, Alice Treffers, Marylee Vane Altena, Judith Watkins, Philip White, Heather Winter, Elna Wonch, GRADE 8 Mary Ellen Andrews, Trudy Armstrong, Douglas.Bail, Gary Black, Barbara Carter, Faye Carter, Randy Churchill, Peter deCoo, William Cook, John Cox, Harry Cummings, Dianne Currie, Claire Dale, Paul Dix- on, George Doucette, Cathy Draper, Bradley Dutot, Nancy Elliott, Bruce Enimerton, Shir-. ley Fleet, Barry Glazier, Judy Graham, Larry Hoy, Barbara Irwin, Joan Irwin, Nancy Johnson, Elwin Kingsrwell, Paul Ladd„ Sharon Ann Lee, Helen Liver- more, James Livermore, Sheila Lockwood, Alan Lowe, Lynda MacDonald, Clarence Magee, Steven Maguire, Douglas Mac- Cann, Glenda Mero, Linda Murch, Linda Nicholson, Larry O'Connell, Barbara Pegg, Doug Proctor, Bryan Risk, Sheryl Rozell, Elaine Rurnball, Terry Rutledge, SALAD SERVER SETS Reg. $2.69 Sunbeam STEAM and DRY IRONS Reg. $21.45 5-String CORN BROOMS 24" Electric BARBECUE SET Rag. $29.95 18" BARBECUE SET Reg. $9.95 All Barbeaue Accessories for outdoor living Available at Ball & Mutch Store. BIG SHERW1N-WILLIAMS OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT $4.95 gal. BALL & MUTCH PHONE HU 2,9505 CLINTON Ladd, Robert Lee, Charles Lince, Harry Moro, Gi'egory McCarty, L i nel a McMichael, Linda Nice, Dorothy Risk, Scruton, Lynda Steep, Dianne Switzer, Lynda Switzer, Floyd Taylor, Heather Van Riesen, Regin- ald Varga, Donald Watson, Frances Zondervan, GRADE 1$ Beth Armstrong, Twyla Arn- ston, Barbara Ball, Elizabeth Bartliff, Donny Beek, Norman Bell, David Besso, Larry Boyce, Ruth Anne Brown, Patsy Brown, Donald Brubacher, Pamela Burton, Bonnie Butler, Robbie Campbell, Mike Carter, Ricky Clark Judy Collins, Ted- dy Collins, Sara Cook, Rose- anne Cerriyeau, Marilyn Cut- ler, Gary Deline, Ricky Frem- lin, Janis Galbraith, John Gaut- reau, Bruce Graham, Michael Graham, Darlene Hanley, Valerie Hol- land, Marie Johnston, Violet Kennedy, Barbara Knox, Paul Laves, Jerry Lobb, Joan Lobb, Scott Macaulay, Rolfe McEnvan, Jack McMichael, Gordon Mer- rill, Robert Miller, Linda Moody, Tommy Morgan, Ruth Murphy, Harold Newland, Linda Nip, Bonnie Perdue, Michael Reynolds, Alice Roorda, Kenneth Rozell, Norma Scanlon, Bruce Sch- oenhals, Marion Shipp, Mary Shipp, Kenneth Slade, Denise Smith, Bobby Snell, Sandra Steep, Kenneth Strong, Darryl Stanley, Gaye Watson, Stewart Young. GRADE 4 John Aiken, Lynda Allin, Francis Bottema, Gregory Burns, Donald Cameron, Doug- las Cameron, Janet Caater, Garry Collins, Bobby Cooper, David Cooper, Ivan Crittenden, Beverly Cudmore, Helen Cud- more, Kenneth Currie, Jackie Duckworth, Carol Edward, Garry Elliott, Crystal Farley, Joy Finnie, Lyn Garon, Thelma Gautreau, Suzanne Grainger, Keith Ham- ilton, Shirley Harris, Margaret Hodgson, Steven Jenkins, Rod- ney Jervis, Dawn Johnston, Raymond Kennedy, Brenda Kingswell, Tommy Koch, Tom- my Leppington, Maureen Lock- wood, Steven MacDonald, Don- ald MacDonald, Ronnie Main THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR AN INTERNATIONAL DAILY NEWSPAPER Good Reading for the Whore Family • News • Facts • Family Features The Christian Science Monitor One Norway St„ Boston 15, Moss, Send your newspaper for the time checked. Enclosed find my check or money order. 1 year BZO 6 months $10 10 3 months $5 0 Name Maxwell X908 WAY BACK, THE REPAIRS USED TO BE GUESS WORK Nowadays, our repairmen, aided by the latest equipment, are specialized experts! Drive in today for the finest tune-up service! NE,••••••••••~4,4"aynosiNENPINPAI We stilt have many good buys in Power Lawn Mowers and Garden Tractors .0121GIMAL WHITE MEE= Well Auto Electric "THE ORIGINAL TUNE-UP SHOP" KING STREET .--, Phone HU 2-3851 ----- CLINTON tioy Where You Are Assured of Service—We Service Everything We Sell, News of Auburn Correspondent; MRS, 1M.. ORADIVODIC Phone Auburn oayv Mr, and Mrs. William Seers spent last Saturday in Toronto. Robert Phillips is a patient in Victoria Hospital, We wish him a speedy recovery, Many from this district at- tended the memorial service at Dungannon cemetery last Sun- day., Peter Brown, Windsor; Geo- rge Timm and Miss Erna Betke, Gorrie visited with Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen, Mrs. J, 3, Selater, Mr. and Mrs. L1.101031 Hemberger, Sea, forth visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Edgar Lawson. Anyone wishing to attend the district horticultural meeting at Gorrie on July 6, please contact the president of the Auburn society, Mrs. Kenneth Scott. Thomas Anderson, Toronto, spent the weekend with his bro- ther, Oliver Anderson, Mrs. An- derson, Mr. William and Miss Nancy. Mrs. 1W. H. Martin, Goderich visited last week with her sis- ter, Mrs. Bert Taylor and Mr. Taylor, Miss Josephine McAllister, St. Augustine visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Brad- rock. Mrs, Gerald Laraque, Sudbury is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Powell, Wayne, Bobby and Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McLarty and family, Goderich, visited on Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth McLarty. Pupils of USS 5 Hullett and their teacher, Duncan Mackay enjoyed a bus trip to Toronto last Friday. Mrs. Robert Johnston and son Allan, Kenora, visited Mr. and Mn. Harry Beadle last week, on 'Wednesday. Miss Roe returned on Monday to her home in Detroit after several weeks with Mrs. John Graham. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lansing were Mr. and Mrs, Herb Peter, Ber- vie and Mrs. Edith Hunter, Glen Rock, New Jersey. Robert Pitblado has returned to Norwich after spending his two weeks vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carter and Barbara. Mrs. William Moss and Miss Betty Moss attended the mem- orial service at Harvey ceme- tery, Logan Township and visit- ed last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McLean, Mon- erica Mr, and Mrs. Henry Young- blut, Kitchener; Mr, and Mrs. Harold Kirkconnell and Don- ald, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. John _peen', Robert Daer, were Sunday - guests with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell. Mr. and Mrs. Youngblut visited with Mrs. Sam Daer. Recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. William J. Craig and Mrs. Betty Wilkin and family were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mcllmurray, Mr. and Mrs. V. Coleman and boys, Flint, Mioh. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Har- ry Worsen and Terry, Code- rich. Mrs. Frank Raithby enter- tained in honour of Mrs. Stan- ley Polich who with her hus- band and family left for Sas- katoon last Friday with their rolling home. They have re- sided here for two years and Mr. Polich has been stationed at Clinton for five and a half years. During the afternoon the neighbours presented her with a parting gift and a dainty lunch was served to all present. Meat in the Menu Members of the 4-H club, "Meat in the Menu" met at the home of Mrs. Davies for their final meeting. Mrs. Keith Me- ehan led in the discussion of the meat charts and prepared the girls for achievement day when each girl has to recognize ten different cuts of meat. They rehearsed their skit, "Making Mott of their Meat Money". Those taking part are: Rose Marie Haggitt, Margaret Haines, Jannett Dobie and Janet Young. A singsong 'was enjoyed and a weiner roast closed the evening. SS 16 Open House On Tuesday afternoon open house was held at SS 16, East Wawanosh when Mrs. Sidney Lansing and her pupils enter- tained the mothers, grand- POW( ARE AWARE; WE KNOW OUR STUFF. YOU MUST BE gATISRED OR ITS JUST tionsotoi David Seankiea)3 rbara Sharp, Susan Smith, Peter Staniforth, Donald Steep, Bill Strong, Gordon Tait, Gordon Tyndall, Judith Wells, Charley Zondervan. GRAPE 7 Charles Andrews, Penny Bateman, Bobby Batkin, Can- nie Beck, Edward Becker, Michael Bellanger, Bonnie Boyes, Janet Brandon, Marvin Brubacher, Philip Burns, Keith 13urtem, Stella Bushie, Gary Butler, David Carter, Rosemary Carter, Jimmy Collins, Lynda Cooke, Rolfe Cooke, Jim Coop- er, Joan Cooper, Rowena Corey, Helen Corran, Bill Cox, James Cox, Marie Cox, Marie Cud- more, Jean Dale, Linda Dales, Cathy Deline, Wayne Dupee, Bonnie Edwards, James Ed- wards, Kristen Engelstad, Mary Ferguson, Randy Glew, Mary Ann Glicialon David Gra- ham, Gary Graham, Joy Gra- ham, Ricky Grigg, Kenneth Hamilton, Dianne Henley, Ricky Holland, Larry Hugill, John Irwin, Betty Livermore, Marie Lobb, Janet Lockhart, Sally Lowe, Gary MacDonald, Grace McAdam, Billy McCall, Mary McKim, Douglas McPherson, Robert McMichael, David Mc- Rae, Paul Nice, David Parker, Larry Pickett, Joyce Rath, Carol Reichert, Janet Roorda, Bernie Scott, Jim Stanley, Rollie Steep, Charles Switzer, Bonnie Taylor, Carol Thomp- son, Mary Vander Breggere Penny Wade, Barry Wild, Theresa Zablocki, Marilyn Zon- dervan. GRADE 6 Don Bartliff, Karen Becker, Sharon Becker, Peter Black, Isaac Bottema, Brian Cox, Gregory Crowe, Heather Darl- ing, Douglas Deline, Richard Dixon, Patsy Edward, George Elliott, Gary Fleet, Wanda Fremlin, Bonnie Gemus, Bonnie Graham, Linda Hoy, Mary Ann Hym- ens, John Irwin, Brian Kennedy, Elaine Kennedy, M a r ga r e t $ 119 $14.95 99c $1738 8.49 Address City Zohe State P/3-16 J. W. Counter BUILDERS' SUPPLY "Everything for the Builder" Clinton — Phone HU 2-9612 Fred J. Hudie BUILDERS' SUPPLY and Sawmill Where your building dollar goes farther CLINTON — HU 2-6655 IIIMMOMMINIMMIWOIM00111111111.1.10.1.M.M.M.O.MIIMONIMII • GENERAL CONTRACTING EARL DOUCETTE BUILDING CONTRACTOR Asphalt Roofing CLINTON—Phone HU 2-9741 Mothers and interested friends, A abort musical program was presented with Mrs. Elaine Mc- Dowell, music supervisor at the piano. Many of the numbers were prize winners at the Bel, grave music festival, The pu, pile assisted in serving refresh- ments. The guests were then given an opportunity to look over the pupils' note-books, work-books and crafts. Before the close of the afternoon, Mrs. Norman McClinchey expressed the appreciation of those pre- sent for an enjoyable afternoon. WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL CLINITC0N Order of ForesterS An initiation service was held last week at Kinburn Forest, er'e Hall for 27 new members of the Auburn court. The Ca- nadian Order of Foresters is a purely Canadian organization and anyone who is a Canadian citizen is able to join it. It was formed in London, Ontario on June 16, 1879 by a group of business men to provide protec- tion of their widows and or- phans and to help one another and to assist those in distress. This organization has its or- igin at the time •a Robin Hood when he gathered men together in Sherwood Forest for' protec- tion; and based on the Bible story of King David who band- ed men together for mutual support. The Kinburn Initiation team No. 175 was in charge. The team Chief Ranger is Brother James Jamieson; Fraternal Sup- ervisor, Mr. Hawkshaw, Kit- chener; Mr. Richardson, pro- vincial manager and the dis- trict manager is W. J. Mat- zanke, Chesley; district High Chief Ranger is George Ginn, Benmiller. Many of the members from here attended this impressive ceremony with their new mem- bers. Those joining were: Cor- nelis Bakelaar, Howard Tait, Harold McClinchey, Wayne Jackson, Gordon Daer, Lloyd McClinchey, Norman McClin- °hey, Lawrence Nesbit, Kenneth Haggitt, William Seers, Gor- don Gross, Ronald Gross Ger- ald Dobie, Ross Youngblut, John Maize,. Gordon Powell, Keith Rodger, Barrie Young, Frede- rick Armstrong, Christopher Hutchinson, William Dobie, Tom Cunningham, Arthur Hallam, Raymond Hallam, Wesley Brad- neck, Arnold Andrews and Wal- ter Debold. Memorial Service The 34th memorial service at Ball's Cemetery will be held July 3 at 3.30 p.m.,at the church on the grounds. Owing to the illness of Rev. R. F. Meetly of St. Mark's Anglican Church the service will be con- ducted by Rev. D, J. Lane B.A. of Knox Presbyterian Church. WI Meeting Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, presi- dent •of the ,Auburn Women's Institute was in charge of the June meeting and Mrs. Robert 3. Phillips presided at the pia- no. The minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. Bert Craig. The convener of health, Mrs. William J. Craig introduced the guest speaker, Dr. Herbert Such, Goderich who spoke on good posture and physical fit- ness. His interesting illustra- ted lecture showed the bone structure of the human body and how much disease and pain is caused by poor posture. Mrs. Ed. Davies thanked the doctor for his helpful message and on behalf of the society presented him with a gift. A solo was sung by Mrs. Wes Bradnock. Reports of the dis- trict annual was given by Mrs. R. 3. Phillips for the morning session •and Mrs. Ed. Davies gave the account of the after- noon meeting. Plans to go and see "A Mid- summer Night's Dream" at the Shakespearean Festival were made and anyone wishing to go on this trip at the end of July is asked to get in touch with the president. It was decided to take the course "Eat to Live" in the fall. The convener of the card com- mittee Mrs. Clifford Brown gave her report. Roll call was answered by a gift for a cancer patient. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Sam Daer, Mrs. William Straughan and Miss Josephine McAllister. WHEN IT COMESTO: PW/VB/NOS ONO WE ADVISE: 'ME ANgWER mum ig: