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WHEN IT WAS DONE WE'LL
have to admit were not sure
. , . but there is a sparkling
new front on the egg grading
station . . , white stucco, with
two huge big windows .. , , C.
J. Livermore, "Sham" to his
friends, has made a fine job
'
of modernizing the,
fronts of his
building .. ,
STEADY PROGRESS is seen
in construction all over town
the third pair of units
at Broadview Acres is framed
4 •in , . . The Orange Hall, still
sporting a Brucefield sign- , , .
is practically ready to occupy
. Homes are getting new
walls, new garages; new sun -
porches . ; . and new paint.
* w
MOST UNUSUAL WAS THE
Interruption in natural gars
service on Tuesday ... In the
restaurant shortly -after it oc-
curred, we were mildly -icon-
y verdeneod by having to change
our choice of sandwich to one
that did not require .the .grill.
. Ars explanation of the dif-
ficulty was received in this of-
fice yesterday from the Chat-
ham office of the Union Gas...
Public Relations man there is
George Beattie., formerly a
Varna . . . and he was very
alert to let us all know what
was going on
.PLUCKED A PINK AND
yellow rose from the home rose
garden 'by mistake the other
morning ... thin- ing the stem
was that of a dead bloom
However, that gave this desk
a chance to compete for glory
with the of Mrs. Van Egmoi>id's
in the other office . . . She
has three very lovely rosy be-
gonias .: .. ,e.. s Orkin
gonias Ther W._
� .. • v g
girlls; have to bring the gardens
in with us .
AND A BRIGHT NEW SIGN
is up at the corner of Princess
and. Highway 4 to tell visitors
where the park, swim pool, and
wading pool are . . r Ndw if a
sign could' go up, at the main
Intersection showing visitors
the route to Bayfield and the
lake, that would be a public
service, too .
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No. 30—The Home Paper With the News. CLINTON, ONTARIO r TH1NMAY, JULY 20, 1960 $3,00 Per Yvar ' lQc Per Copy -•---12 Paces
Tenders to be Called
Mental Howital for Aged'
Public Works Minister Ray
Connell and Charles Mac
Naughton, MPP for Huron
todayannounced calling of
tenders for construction of a
new mental hospital , at
Goderich. Construction of
the first stage, which
comprises accommodation for
300 patients plus services
for future expan'iori, will be
started this fall land carried
on through the winter to
,provide employment f or
many tradesmen in the dis-
trict, Mr. Connell. said.
Cost of the first stage of
construction of this hospital
is estimated at about $3,500,-
000.
3,500;000. However, Mr. Connell
pointed out that many of the
costs' included in this figure,
including the laundry, power
plant, administration wing
and" sewage system, would
not be repe'a'ted when future
addictions are made.
The plans for this hospi-
tal are a radical change from.
'pr~evaous i<;9ental' haspi't &l5
;and' are ,based on studies of
the latest hospitals in, Europe
;and the Unit States made
'ed to
by the Ontario mental health
experts.
Mr. Connell said 'there will
not be one "long corridor" in,
the whole building, a break
from traditional institutional
architecture. Instead there
Will: be single story "col
tages" with two two-astm ey
wings. There will be a mini-
-f restriction of pat -
directly from wards to the
grounds which form a choice
site on Lake Huron, ,about
two and a half miles south
of Goderich an No, 21 High
way,
The site includes 3,000 feet
of lake frontage and is al-
most one mike deep.
Mr. MacNaughtm, who is
a member of the Ontario
Water Resources Commis-
sion said arrangements had
been made with the town. of
Goderich to extend mains to
provide water service when
the institution is ready. A
250,000 gallon tank will stare
water for hospital use and a
booster pump will provide
pressure for fire hydrants.
First sewage arrangements
will be treatment in a six -
acre lagoon at the south-
ern extremity of the large
property, but future, plans
include a cost-sharing con-
struction of a sewage treat-
OPP Offs e"s; . to,
0 c
Adjoin Hospital
The province is making use
of land bought for the mental
hospital, by locating a new
building alt ane corner to house
the provincial police office.
. At present the OPP are lo-
cated' in rented: premises in a
residence near the Highway 8
entrance ,to Goderich.
The Hon. Rray Connell, On
W ients. Easy eccess will be fano Minister of public works
BUnited 1011 cprovided W two enclosed' announced in Goderich on Monlythcourtyards from the small day, that the new office would
100 Years Old wards, Doors will also open be located there.
invitations have gone out to Over 400 People Attend
former residents of Blyth an---����--��-��•��-'--�--'--
nounieing the centennial of
Blyth Unitedwill �, July 30 F.1owers,Crops.and 31. There will be a ceat teninial parade an Saturday,art
one o'clock, and anniversary
supper in the evening. Preach- Rain in late afternoon and attended. Farm families all
er will be fihe Rev. William agreed that the rain did more
Manns, Granton, a former throughout the evemn'g damp- good, than an opportunity to
Blyth boy. Soloists will, be ened the proceedings -at the view test plots on that partn-
Mrs. Murray Cole (nee Sara SW and Crop Improvement As- cular night would have drone.
Milne), Toronto; Stanley Sib- satiation's twilight meeting at t'rofeszor John. Weal: of the
tlhor+pe, Mitchell and' Mrs. Wil- hoi>i7cu'ltumal department at
IIs Van Egrnond, RR 1, Clin- the County Home, but did not Pan
ton (nee Viola 1~"raser). dampen. the spirits of those who OAC, Guelph, talked entertain-
ingly of planning and caring
for perennial plantings, rand
• il-
lustrated his talk with skuBeeles Causing Trouble ,balk
drawings in dolour,
"Success in gardening," he
to have
Area Farms sa goad focal paint, at its best
On Bayfieldaftsaidcoli"liclesiffererntinplan
seasonning of the
year. Choose something like
Mexican Bean Beetle has about % inch long. The full peonies for .the main Plant, to
been reported in the DaytField grown adult is greenish yellow last the most of the year. Even
area extending about three with black spots. The bean after the flowers are gone the
miles south :and: three miles plant is attacked; by thq lar- foliage is lovely". He advised
east of the village of Bayfield vae and after damage the plant putting a ring around the Peon -
according to D. It. Miles, agri- takes on a. lacy design with the ies early in the spring, and lert-
cultural representative for Hu- green tissue of the leaf disaap- ting them grow through it.
ron, County. Several sprays .pearing. Damaged plants can, This would keep then- from
have been tried out in co'�oper- be nod, ced quite some distance falling with the first heavy
ation with the Huron Courity ,away, rain. He advised planting no
Snail land trap Improvement Experimentation on contllols deepor than two inches, and to
Association with good results, being conducted an the farms avoid having the soil build- up
The product Sevr„is s the of John Wiles, George Wilson around them. Plant them three
feet apart, Flank the petatiiers
ansectitude, than seems to be and Harold Penha.le all of the with iris of different the Iortle
doing the bent job at the, mo. Bayfield area. � The hedge f the background
tnent end.. ig probably the most Beats growers+ are urged to may lack lovely, but it background
eednomr%al to use. One pound watch their fields closely and be stealing food' from your
of 50 percent wettable powder spray if egg masses' bekin to
in asmany gallons of water bs show on. 10 percent orf plants or perenrlriatlts. He suggested dig.
Possible (art lea§t 20 gals,) per lmrvae are appearing in the 'ging a tr6ndh and putting in
acre should be used. same proportion. Growers in a sheet of corruated steel to
The' Lm vrae of the bean beet- other areas are also urged to keep the good plaavt foods
le appear on the, underside of pull beans that show beetle, daw where they could, be, used by
the leaf and are yellowish or- mage, as they are roguing their theflowers. Arortuctus (or
arige with bla0k spines and are fields, and bburnirsfested plants. Choat's $earl) planted, ,between
A survey of the area effected the sedge and the peonies
r has been made 'by Howard would look well, and also 1up-
06 Weer s'Weather Searle, W. 0: Thompson-, Cook art, behind' the erg, Then along
1090 1359 ttm. and t. L. Mickle And the front use columbine, aberus
Righ Low High Low Sort, Hensall along with D. H. and other peretnriials from rock
,lily 21 75 42 80 59 RiZt, garden •plAhtin'gs,
22 89 63 . 89 60 Cadre should be talten to try in the summer, Mr. Weill
28 79 64 80 68 and keep tete beam 'beetle froth advised dtlphinium or larkspur
. , for er
24 '79 49 75 62 spze�a;ditig, t''rrst appea#+ance of dial 'blue flow ,with While
25 84 52 71 59 the beetles wvas in the Rayfield lilies, either ml;:donria; or regal,
26 V 57 19 50 'Vee in 1967 w d it Appears to azul along the front, yellow
21 82 62 $3 64 fie` gaining rAornei turn, each 'daisies and Blue veroni*09,
Raiti;t .d6 ills', PAW, 01 itis. year. In, tho fail, tine peony foft.
tngo Tar 4or a r PUMP Problem Discussed
Ain and f.ions•
et'Y"taln
Welfare Pro jest
Kinsmen and Lions Club Garbage disposal and the
members are .asked to turn out right tpublic access to the
town dump at particular herons
In force to -morrow tight for were the main topics of dis-
the joint $2,000 charity bingo cussian at Monday tugbes
being held in Clinton Lions Clinton council meeting, when
Arena, Two weeks ago the Kin councillors co-operated in pos-
bingo wars reasonably success- sibly the most business like
ful. It is hoped that: this sue- meeting of the year, Mayor
cess can be repeated. Herbert Bridle did :not need,
Local bingo players seemed his gavel even once,
few .and far .between at the First recorded vote in 1960
previous, affair, and so a spec- followed the proposal of a nho-
'aal suggestion, is made to Clin, tion by Courncilloms Donald,Sy-
ton, folk to come, out and sup, mons and Douglas Thamolike
port their service club in their that council' request the gar -
welfare fund raising. bage collector to have the
dump open Wednesday after-
noon from 1 to 6 p.m., .as well
;Over 2,004 Tested as Saturday afternoons from 1
�$ 4 to 6 pm.
Four favouxintg the motion,
In Free TB the movers, Councillors Nor-
man Livermore and George
k'Rumlbtall. Voting against the
:Clinic At Clinton idea were Mayor Bridle, Reeve
Melvin Crich, Deputy Reeve
Estimated 2,500 people re- Morgan Agnew, Councillors
'eeaved tuberculin, tests Yester- George Beattie and L. G. Win -
;day and Tuesday at the free tom,
ment plant that will serve . clinic do the Clinton Town Hall. Councillor Symons spoke to
both the town and the hots;- All of these people have a date his motion contending that the
petal, to get their test read either to- cosi of holding the dump open
Mr. Connell described pax+t -day or Friday. that one more afternoon would
of the hospital as being, ani If you missed this: app,rtun-
effect, an intermediary be ' €ity other clinics are still be-
tween a home for` the aged ring 'held in the county. Check deed For Se.
and the popular .cbn'cept of a::, the advertiement in this is -
Mental hospital for the aged, sue for dates and places,
Patients whose mental. faculHousing is lties have deteriorratted be- IIyond? th'e point where they `ll Tour Taken
could' look after themselves Upon the request of the town
in a hotsie far the aged, yet In Toronto Area of Clinton, Miss Zelda Ro�sen�-
who still ado not need full- th!al, Toronto, is this week
time Ibed' care or protection ,N •c makingasurveyoffihefawnfrom themselves, would con- gy 400 R Duron Kid 7 to discover the need h lot wnex-
stitute the bulk of the paw ists) for a senior citizens rent-
tients.The,hospitialwould285 members of 4-H Clubs in al +housing project. The pro-
als'a serve the mental health ' 7Turon Co�ln.ty went by bus to poral is far a tens (or eleven)
needs of all adulfs err the Toronto, tiveston, Milliken acid unitarea. aparrtunent black, built by
The empisasis is on tread Maple on July 19, accomp'an- Twin Pines Apartments Limit-
ment throughout. n to at- ied by agricultural representa- ed', which is backed by United
pastel shades in interior de- tive Douglas H. Miles, associ- Co-operattives of Ontario, and
con with extensive us'e e- ate representative Donald is sponsored locally by the
Grieve and home economist Clinton Comrnunirty Credit Ungrass, provision of more day Bette'Tillman, all of Clinton. ion Limiited.
reams and' more recreational - Eight buses chartered froom M� Rosenthal is a repre-
faaiiit(es, wr�1-1 crease •a.;hmie� sena ve of ia t firms a theti the Ontar o De -Idle' atmosphere. Use of Hit on C un y madbright colored vinyl titlegip, First stop was a tour of partmenrt of Pla�naning sand De�
floorings' throughout will re- the Ontario Stock Yards in To- velopmerit, which unxderrtakes
duce noise .and add to the rontowheretheyoungpeople'diesurveys'todiscover the
were welcomed by manager need for such a project, If built
Cheery -arppimisbce. Fred Camprbell rand 16 guides it would ,be financed under the
The atdini tral two area conducted them in groups terms of Section, 16 of the Na-
blo, a central two-storey through the offices. They saw clonal Housing Act.
block, and will i wings lite the various classes,of market 'T1he apartment for a shigle
active treatment wing, kit- cattleand'• the Dutch Clock us-;chen' and dining .room sec- ed to .auction veal calves.lnitlate ! ttions, an auditorium, accupa_ d n o
tion+al therapy and' chapels, Hugh Bailey, general secme�The it . i* ary section will. inn tang of the United Co -opens -••elude male and femiale pa- tdves of Ontariowelcomed the Clinton Legiontient wings and a third' sec- group at the UCO head offic-
tion will provide services es in Weston, and described, Five more veterans were in -
such as laundry, trades and' operations to them. Again, the itiated into Clinton Branch 140
power plant. A small •granage tour was split into groups, and of the Canadian Legion at
'will also be built, explored the head' office, and Monday nights general meet-
facili�ties of UCO, including the ing. The new members are:
egg grading systema in action. Lawrie Slade, iranagetr of ClirnThey lunched in the UCO ton IGA store; Dan.Smith, of
warehouse, Don Smith Motors; Joe Steep,
At fihe 1Viassey.Harris-Fer- a CNR sectionman, and Maur-Oc guson farm in Milliken, the ice Bateman, plumber, altl of
group toured the farm in their Clint•'; anxd F/S E. H. Pen -,buses, •and' s'avw deanonstratim ner, of RCAF Station Clinton.
gtrain plots, as well as, the ultra Decorartion day at Clinton
age is still :good, If the de'l- modern pole barn. M. Cock- Cemetery will. be held oxo Sun-
phdmium is cut. down- as soon burn, former agricultural re, day, August 21, two days after
as' the .flowers start to fade, presentative in York County Clinton Citize¢as Horticultural
then they will send up new welcomed thein. Society .flower show on Friday,
spikes, Add: Michaebitas dais- At the Shur -Gain; demonstra,- August19.
ie�s, or shasta daisrie�s, :arid an- tion 'farm at Maple they en- The poppy commitrtee of the
conte -or Monk's Hood). Then joyed •a chicken bar -b -cue, and Dion 'ar`e meetiai9 tonight
punt cadhry�santhemums in front, sarw the turkey broiler instal- (Thursday) t+o arrange details
which can be moved indoors. lation, as well as modern dairy Por the decoration service,
before winter comes. In the catltle stabling. The branch formed a com-
tail,, Mr. Wetall advises, cover o mittee to review the insurancethe flowers: atnight toprotect coverage of the ptroperty now
them from the frosts. Only Two Couples that renovation 'to the hall
"Don't disturb your peonies'," basemient are nearing comple-ale urged. "The onesat the Over 60 1�0 I�lot tion,
OAC have been planted for 50 OWn Their Homes Louis Dutot won +the $100
years, and' each year they are Fascinating feature of Clip movie camera on which ticke+trss
batter than -before," were sold during the past
While the ladies listened to ton discovered when making' month.. Second prize, a chill
preliminary investigation of the chest went to Dori' McRae,
this: addressy 'the men in the ,barna. were hearing advice con- rieed of semior citizens housing Dublin, andThird. prize to Rustswas that only two persons in Be ers, The draw was in
corning sprays fertility,hays yClinton over 60 years of age daand pastures, guided by .the charge of vibe -president J'am
vice-presidernts, Clarence Shaw, not own their own homes. Grahan..
Wiingh:am acid George Wheat- This situation is probably Past president Cam Proctor
ley', RR 2, Dublin, quite' unusual. Infonnattion in won the attendance prize and
William Clarke, president, the 'assessnient roll was used Hugh Hawkins the regular
was chairman for the joint to fiind. out this fact. monthly prize,
meeting which saw' all chairs
filled, and ssianding room at armium. Por the ast 'two1� p, ,G►as Int r�r i n T- s ae u t o �e dyeas the twilight meeting hasbeets held bu t -of -doors onn rthe
terrace art the Dome. ■S e i cl de Warderspeakrs n u d Cat�sed Maintenance
John Durnin, West "Wawanosh
Reeve of CWerich A temporary interruption of volved shutting off all,affected
of 9Walter Foh7bes, gas serv�tce occurred is1 a• sec'- .meters. Thum;, oirscc pressure
the Huron County Home cam- Clinton on Tuesday .as haat been; re-established in the
fiat'- of` lines, it w`as ne'ces-ll.�z trf Hiay�chamrrnati of the ult b�f rsvain'tenan�ce �vorlc d�isrtrsbution ,yg dammed out on distrrbu s'ary to make sure all appalagricultural committee olid ,tion -lanes an, the downtoroa n slices wore shut off, rafter
Melburtz Greenwood, Petth p x25 cub- which the rneters were turned
area, A proxitna:telyern4rit ,. i aCounty, diredtor of t c Ontario torrieft were without service for track on and+the tippinancesSteal �antd Crop Improv fihe �tei�iooii, .lighted, Despitdntheamount ofAssociation, immediately +after the hi�tor- work involvecd, the service
Hal WAght, OAC, Guelpll os- ruption was discovet M shortly crews were able, to place all
f ished Tay Bob �Carnnpbell, also rafter boon, special crews of 'customers back in, service by
of the college presented a safe- 'customers service and distribu. 7 p:m.ty demonstrolticn, with a 6peel- loon; �tttaintertan a petsonile'l Union Gas apologlses for any
ally built stnall tractor operw were. �dispat6hed froth Goderioh aticorivenie7scets thL- biterruptiotnMed on the Stage, over tramps, and Seaforth to+ re�t*e seMte rosy have +caused, and wishesacid with incorrect YlittMm alk in Clinton as rluickly As pos- to assure the public that steps
so ,paroper use of heat lames in sablo, are d1king talker), to prevent x
(�lorsti'nued ort N90 1.2) Reatot�ing tile" seirvice' fita ilii..'s'eciC tdwd bf thin situation-,
and
seern�► e5 a�%not be very great, He noted Mr. Young lock the dump ev-
that on, Sarturday the supervis- ery day but Saturday -after-or did not seem to be there noon,, The first month he said
until about fouro'clock, which he was losing money, but at
would mean two hours work, that time there were two men
and the samie time on Wednes- collecting, Mr, Crich reported
day would, ;not be much more that Mm, Young had paid the
expensive for the contractor, second collector, acrd received
Hettrry Young, an agreement that he would
Mayor H, Bridle saidthat not collect any more,the agreement calls for the "If we leave the dump open
contractor to ogre for the more hours, said Reeve .Crich,
dump, anal s'o the town did'not `,it will cost him money, and,have bulldozer costs. This sav- he'll be bade here asking for
es from $30 to $40 a month, more support."
He asked for patience, since Reeve Crich noted that the
this was only the second, month collection included the area. on
the new collection system had Highway 4 -between town and
))een in operation. RCAF Station Clinton, and
Councillor Symons argued that theme were23houses
that though the down. was not along ,theme, He didnotknow
paying hale contractor, they whether it was a wise thing o7rhad subsidized+ him to the am- not for those township •people
ount of $100 the first month to heave use of the dump,
because the said he had riot Mayor H, Bridle stated that
made money. pariticular .area had always
Mayor Bridle reminded count been part of the normal col-cil that Mr. Young had not lection route. Hed' had some
been subsidized same, and that compiaiiits' 'but had told; his
the dumrp vwas- in very good questioners lightly, "We're goocoed -tion, not costing tihe usu- ing to annex thatareaasswan
ail bulldozing fees, as possible, .anyway,",Reeve Melvin. Crich stated The mayor .asked iP a re -
that council had agreed to let corded vote were needed. Coun-
cillor Beattie said not, acrd'■■■'that since it was a gentlemen's
nor n agreement with Mr. Young, not
a signed con+hract, they should.invitehim in to aboard meet-■ing anti talk over •the situa.vestigate tion,
Councillor Thorndike com-
peerson would be a large bed- planned' than the d`u'mp was not
sitting room; a kitchen with locked all the time, and some
refrigerator and shave supplied -people were being given a key,
while others were being kept
and three-piece bath. Rental� ,
would be $43.50 per month. Councillor Winter contended
The apartment for a couple the, were gradually gaining
would be the same, with an control, of the dump,
additional living room. Rental and than
would be $53.50 per month. opening more time, such as
Wednesday afit
Heat sand waiter s
be a backward step.
ter would be step. n, would
paid,' for. Occupants of the
,apartments would Reeve Crich suggested clas-
p' their ing Saturday and opening on
own: light, and 'telephone if de- Wednesday. Councillor Rum -
sired. bald said supervision was not,
A caretaker for the ground's
good enough on Saturday, and
and building would also be sup,
that people going to the dump
o
p1'led, who would -probably .oc .:yi„ere not taking their loads
copy the 11Th apartment . &n back in far enough, apparent_
the building. ly afraid to damage their tnr-
Forthose persons who may
be interested, an advertise'- a Deputy Reeve Agnew sug-
ment published lit this issue, gested reminding that person
includes a questionnaire to be that the
filled out, .and left with the garbage collector
would take the lead out far
town clerk by August 15. If
enough requests .are made, then, a' for and would take'
it is quite probable that the any risk to Pope tires neces-
sary.
project will be -approved-, and Mayan. Bridle prepared to put
conssts uction will begin as soon me question, which he said was
as possible. certainly presented in good
faith by mover and seconder,
Merchants Postpone and Reeve Crich made a mo -
ti Organization Meeting ii g''gt recorded vote
Holding of the TB clinic in against the motion (for which
the Clinton Town Hall an Tues- council members names were
dray forced postponement of called alphabetically, led by
plans by the merchants to hold Mayor Bridle, Councillor Don -
another organizational meeting, ald Symms questioned the pro -
It is expected -that further cedure, asking if it were not
plans- will go forward in Aug- proper for the chairman to
usct. cast the deciding vote: Clerk
-a John Livermore advised that
Over $0 Birthda Club By-law 5 passed in 1922, start -
y ed' that the mayor had the pri-
Harry Gould, Goderich, for- vilege of voting on all ques-
merly of Clinton, will celebrate tions, ;not required to cast a
his 88th birthday on August 1. 1 deciding vote.
Morality Play has /Actors
Of London Little Theatre
(sayfleld Correspondent)
Rarely, if ever before has such Contributing in no less degree
a strong production of rel g, to the effect were Harry Ron-
ious drama been witnessed an son, stage manager, sound ef-
Bayfield as was presented in feet and lighting; Gwen Eck,
Trinity parish Hall on Sundaywardrobe mistress, and Mae
evening in "Everyman". ICoffey, wigs.
in this 14th century one -act Through the generosity of the
play by •a n unknown author, cast, all members of London and
Everyman is warned by God of District Little Theatre groups,
the seven great sins which will this production is available in
confront him. Faced by death, summer and early fall to chur--
he summons materialistic re- ches in the Diocese at no cost,
sources to support hint. Mrs. Mardon Miller, a mem.
One by one, they leave until ber of the Christian Drama
he gradually realizes that the Council of Canada, said that
answer in the struggles to lead this effort Is a means of pro -
a good life lies within himself. moting interest in religious
Geed Deeds is the orily one who drama.
stayed with him- and at the -last The Rev. P. H. Paull Son be -
she alone kneels at his bier as half of the rector, the A6v. E..
,the voice of the angel •is heard J'. B. Harrison, who was uriAble
in song, to attend), expressed thanks to
The Artistic ability of Mrs. the players and appreciation of
Manion Miller in both the jaro-
ductdon and design of the cost -had
efnoijt. He said that he
t
uthes Was evident. She also gave had beers greatly impressed dry
s i inovIng drama,
the Prologue and played the
paint of Knowledge. Her hug- The collectickh was for trig
band, 046 Miller, depicted Missionary Budget.
Everyman an a stirritig manner. Trinity Church Wats perhaps
P,,rank Daniels took the parts of favouiied with this preMtbtadon
God, Strength and the Angel, owing to the fact that Mr, and
Campbell' C, Calder, Q,C., was Mrs. Orlo Miller rtieslded here
Death; ]Peter Henderson, rely from 1.95052, and they have not
lowship and the rive Wit§;15aul forgotters the little Church.
Ed* Wealth; Meg. Daniels, ,Amongst }those from- a. dist-
Good ]deeds; Charlotte Roxnsozn, ince who cause especially for
' presentation were. �tev, and
Beauty, i.,ynn liendet'sari, �isy this: presetz .
crataort., Mrs. Lawrence Rarrison Lori-
bne felt that the 1SlAyers rose don, Mr, and Mrs. Hetiersan,
to the heights and gave of Sr'q Baillie; Mr, bad Uts. W. A.
their best in their various rotes. a reelinghuh, .Rochester, N.Y.