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Auburn"t
MRS;WEBRADNOCK-Corres on ent,Plone 434,1595
Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Beetle,
London, were recent visitors
ivJ th +hex sister, Mrs. Dav-
ies
av-
ies and Mr. Davies.
Ma's. W, H. Sheppard,
Bright's Grove and Miss Eileen
Fells, Toronto, visited last week
with Miss Laura Phillips and
palled on _other friends.
Recut visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Gordon Dade, William,
Jann.ett and Ross, were Mr. and
Mmes, Leo MoLuhan and Mr. and
Mrs. Ross H'al4onvay, Toronto;
Miss Marie Knight and Gerald
Dobie, Goderich, .
Russel King, is a patient in
i o Hospital,
Westminster r H p , London;
Percy Walden is a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London; John
Sprung is a patient in Clinton
Public Hospital.
Several members' of the Au-
burn S'igana-C attended 'rine
weekend camp at Goderich
snianxner school.: They are plan-
ning two film evenings on :Fri-
d'ay ,and Saturday evenings this
week.
Gus Bssbaek 'returned home
lash week after staying in Lan-
don with his son Calvin who is
a ,patient in Vict'ori'a Hospital
following a' car 'accident. Mr.
Bisback .reports that Calvin is
Improving since surgery.
Mr. and Mrs, ,Ed Davies at-
tended the ,graduation party at
Belmont of her niece, Miss
Norma Taylor over the week-
end. Miss Taylor graduated
from the University of Western
NOTICE
Tuckersmith
Municipal Dump
will be open until further
notice on Wednesday and
Saturday -afternoons,
from 1 to 5.30 p.rn.
J. I. McIntosh
Clerk
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Ono arlo with her DA degree,
anti had the 'lienar of +being
the 'youngest girl to graduate
with her degree :at the age of
20. Miss Taylor :has .accepted
a ;position on the staff of a
Hamilton high school and will
teach matheanatic's.
A Targe erew4 of 'teenagers
attended the Teenville dance
Friday' evenir}g in the. Auburn
Comneunity Memorial Hali.
Masjc was: iby t'he Cornet -Teens,
Chaperon were Mr, and Mrs.
James McPhee orad Mr. and
Mrs. Duncan McKay The re-
freghrnent istand was in the
charge of Mr. and Mrs. Wes
Brad'nao1 an Miss Laura Phil-
lips. A;
Word was received here be
relatives that George E. Raith-
by, son of Mrs. Glen Raithby
and the late Mr. Raithby, Lon-
don, that he has received his
B.E.Sc. degree from the LTni-
vensit r of Western .Ontario. He.
was suces'sful in winning 'the
Merit Award for scholastic and
extra curricular activity. He
also won 'the Board of Gover-
nors Medal for mechanical en-
gineering .opt ion.
Graduation
Mr. and Mrs, George Haggi;tt
attended the graduation cere-
many held by tdie Stratford
General Hospital for Miss Mar-
ilyn Keen, Stratford. Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Nesbit also at-
tended the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs, Donaid King
and family, Strathroy visited
recently with Mr and Mrs. Ru's-
sel King,
Wiener Roast
,Plans tt end their year with
a wiener roast was • made by
the' OGIT. The date set is
Friday evening, June 1 and will
begin with a scavenger- hunt at
8.30 pan. Later they will go
down to the banks of the Mait-
land River and have their
reest. AR are inviting a friend
for this occasion. The com-
mittee in charge are Judy Ar-
thus; Gail Miller,. and Margaret
Sandiersbn.. ',The girls decided
to anake an autographed quilt
and .to start it darting the sum-
mer months.
Guild Tea' •
The Ladies. Guild of St.
Mark's Anglican Church 'held a
successful bake sale and after-
noon tea last Saturday after-
noon: in the Orange Hall. The
bake table was in the charge of
GODERICH , ONT.
SATURDAY NIGHT
"THE ..CRESENDOS".:.,.
DICK,WILLIAMS M.C. "The Tall One"
from CFPL Radio
' Dancing to the Sound of the Sixties for the
Teen -20 Crowd.
9 p.m. to midnight 75c per person
We Cater to Weddings -- Luncheons -- Banquets, Etc.
22-3-4b
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ORDER EARLY WHiLE SUPPLIES
ARE GOOD
. Registered No. 1, 2nd generation seed
is available in MICHELITE, SANILAC,
and SEAWAY varieties with very high
germination tests. We also have limited
quantities of MICHIGAN SEED available.
quantities of exchanging your seed for
registered seed is 80c ' per acre. Sow
reliable seed and be sure your crop gets
a good start,
Contracts Available
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MILLING CO. LTD.
PHONE 24 or 249 HENSALL, ONT.
20-1-2b
Mrs. Thoiivas Ha gitt, Mts.
Gordon R . Taylor
iploo and Mes. R a-
bert ,1, Phillips. The rrunneage
table was in the eherge of Mrs.
Andrew 1KirkdonnelI, .Mrs. John
Deer and Mrs. Orville McPhee..
Afternoon tea was served by
Mrs• George Schneider, 'Mr+a.
Robert Meall y. Mips, Sam Deer,
Mrs. lebyd Her 1phreys and
Miss Shirley :Brown. The fish-
pond in the charge of the AYPA
was run by Eileen, Schneider,
Rah Schneider and Cantle
Brown.
Knox VOW
The United Church Women
f K ox United Church u, n h r met
with Unit 2 in charge and Mise
Elmo Mat'c'h presiding. Scrip-
ture was read by Mrs. Jack
Armstrong and Miss Martell
presented the meditation and
pa1ayer.
The offering was received by
Mrs, Robert Turner and MS.
Norman McDowell. Mrs. Nor-
man McCl'inelrey favoured With
a•vocal solo.
Mrs. C. Lewis showed a fiIi
entitled "Pay the Piper", illus-.
itrating the problem of alcohoI-
ilsm among 'teenagers, Keith
Arthur gave a demonstration on
how to use the new fire ex-
tinguishers placed in the
church.
Mgrs. Kenneth McDougall,
president, conducted the shoot
bi. siuress period. A donation
was made to the refugees in
Hong Kong.
LONDESBORO
(Correspondent Mrs. Bert Allan
Phone Blyth 37 r 5)
Judge"'Campbell Grant, Walk-
erton, recently purchased a cot-
tage lot at Habermiil Lake
from Mel Kingston, Dlmwoodl.
Mies Margaret Morrow,
Owen Sound, spent a few days
Waith. Mir. "and Mrs. Earl Gault
and Kenneth last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Weber
and David, Exeter, were Sun-
day visitore with Mr. and Mns.
Harry Durnin,
John Reid and daughter Ave-
r il, Hyeth, Peace River, are
spending a 'few. weeks' with re-
latives, in the vicinity.
Thomas Miller is a patient
in Clinton Public Hospital, hav-
ing stuttered a stroke a few
days ago.
Mr. and 1Vfee. Frank George
and daughter Isabel, Wa'taske-
wan, Alta., spent the past week
with the Fairservice relatives in
the vicinity.
A number from the village
attended the shower for Miss
Gloria. Allen, at the home of
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook last Sat-
urday evening. Mrs. Rost Mill -
son and Mrs. John Jewitt were
hostesses to 40-50, guestls. Gloria
received many lovely and use..
fel gifts.
Women's Institute
The Lon'desboro Women's In-
stitute will meet on June 6 at
8 p.m. with roll call to be "some
written information which can
be used ,in the Tweedsmuir
book" It is expected there will
be 'a speaker from the Clinton
Public Hospital'.
Ainxwell Circle
The. A'imwell Evening Unit of
the Londesbor o United Church
Women met at the home of
Mis. Ross Lovett on Monday
evening with 21 present. Mae.
Donald McNeil, leader. took
the worship service on the
theme "What is the task of
the church?"
The study book was taken
by Mrs. Lovett and a que5+tion-
,aire was conducted by Mrs.
Harry Snell. Bible study was
e
, HU.2.38O7
TOM DARLING
Megre
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EAST ST. CLINTON
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK
announces
the opening of, an office at
Kitchener -Waterloo
{ in the
Waterloo Square Building
Telephone: 7444186
to serve the Counties of Boron,
Perth, Wellington, and Wateriob
and
announces the appointment of
1V1r, IV. H:- Jay' as Manager
-inquiries abottt term financing for new or ex stfag
busiiietses May be Addressed td 'the manager.
NEWS OF KIPPEN
(Correspondent, A� RS N, i-oNG, i�hcnp Heneali �7$-W-1)
,N 144,, visited
Datijveis an Wrexeter::on Monday.
Mas .Tice Keen, tfp 4,
Mislead a few days with ,lylns,.
P,. polvsen.
Mr. and 'Mrs. James Arm
strong, Sitelffe ,and. Miss J'ess'ie
Hite uisQn, Rodney, visited
Fa'id1aar -evening with Mr, and
lvtrls..
Mr. ;anti Mrs. Vern Alderdiee,
Garry` and Lynn. , t .a fes'
aes .reenep.tly with Mr. ana
Mis. Hugh Alderdice at Clerks',
bums.
Eldon Jarrett who has been
hospitalized in 'Clinton Pl blit
Hospital, returned to his home
Monday.
Mins Marie Janrott, RN,
Stratford General Hospital., sp
ent the weekend with her Par-
ente, Mr, and Mrs. Eldon Jar-
?ott.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Gibson'
and Aman, 'ipso Mrs. William
Gibson, Wrexeter, were Sunday
guests of the ` 1att is daa'g+h-
ter, Mrs. Wilfred Meliis and
Mr. Mellis.
Miss Alice Armstrong, Staf-
fa and formerly of Klippen, who
is a member of the Earle Terry
Singers, Landon, eecompanied
thet group by Plane last week
to Ottawa and Montreal on a
concert tour.
YP Anniversary
The Young Peoplehsanniver-
sary service on Sunday was
well attended by congregations
of Klippen and Brucefieid Unit-
ed ahurdh'es. Service was con-
ducted ° by 13r aur Binn:end'yc
and. the Rev. A. H. Daynard,
Staffa. Margaret Elgie read
from the •senipture. The young
peopl'e's chair was directed by
leader Miss Jean Ivieon. Guest
soloist was Harry Lear, Blyth.
Graduates
Miss Marie , Aden. Sinclair,
daughter of Me. and Mrs, John
Sinclair, RR 3, Kippen, gradu-
ated from Stratford General
conducted by Mrs. Russell Good
and Mrs. Neville Forbes con-
ducted a questionaire on Luke
17 ,to Acts 6.
Messengers, Explorers and
CGIT girls please meet at the
church, next Sunday •at ten
minutes to • 10 a.m. 'far the
ceremony of Dedication to
Missions.P1eas'e wear uniforms.
Psp,ntalschool Pit niArsIng PIT
Saturday afternoon in the ! s-
buVa1 Theatre.
Slee was 'successful in being
the winner of three •awards:
the Alexander gum. aw and,.
fiat 'lmige for geperal profit,
ierncy izl bedside nursing; the
alumnae ,associaltion� of Stmt:,
ford Genetal TTaspital snhao1 of
*Rising award :for proficiency,
in obstetrical, nursing and an
award to Miss ,Sindailr who has
been ,President of the .sbuiden+t
assoptatiun in 190,-62,
A reception and dinner fol-
lowed et the rhonae of her pan.
ends. Mr, and Mrs. John Sire
cline', where 50 guests were
Present, Those attending from
a distance included Miss Hazel
Sinclair, Toronto Mrse;Kenneth
B',arry, Toronto and Mrs. Ken
netih English, Toronto, all of
whom wh spent the weekend.
Kipper! . East WI
Members of Kippers East Wo-
Men's Institute met an Wed-
nesday, May 16 at St, Andrew's.
United rCherdh, Kippers, with
guests: rnembeis of Elianvi]le,
Hurondale, Seafoeth and Staf-
fa Institutes.
Mrs. William J. F. Bell., pre-
sident, opened tihe meeting,
Mrs. Jack McLean of the Fed-
erated Women's Institutes of
Ontario and Mrs, Harry Strang
district president were intro-
duced.
nto o-duced. .
Rall call was answered by 29
members stating their maiden
names, The Huronview birthday
parity on June 13 at 2.30 p.m.
was •announced.
The ladies decided against
Short courses, The provincial
honours 4--H rgirl, Sharon Mc-
Bride and two county honour
girlie Julie Chappel and Ruth
Ann McNichol were presented
with gifts' on behalf of the
Kippers East group,
Two new members were pre-
sented with pins and hand-
books. Mrs. Vivan Cooper con-
ducted the program. Miss Mc-
Bride gave her talk on "The
Nationalistic Movement in
French Canada."
Hurandalee musical 'reading,
"Aunt Je'r ahna';s Plaster" was
nnudh enjoyed, ' Mrs, Tom
Hough; Stratford, gave an in-
teresting comparison of the
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Mr,.:nzc4'-1frs. Fuge ae `arl.e+',
Bevseebe £ eafige and RObert,
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wood, ,spent last ;Sunday with
Mir., aril Mrs, Stewart ,Middle-
4$,41,o0 0'1,444;040R
Milton S'teepe and Mr,
ase Mats. Tho2nas WSlson, Code-
d a, .ail texided convocation ex
peerse+s at 'the University of
Westernu Onliario on Friday last,
.Graduating on this occasion
was 'their on, Allan Willson,
who ?Y?d first elalss Ston-
pewits in the General .Axis course,
Mr. Willson .a{s married' tai
'the former, Miss Mavis Steeper :
Glint -42n +and he is ,engaged -i o
teach in the Strethray Col!legu-
'this fall,
Northwest Territories' a n d
Southwestern Ontario. She
showed any beautiful colour
slides taken in the Yukon and
the Northwest Territories,
".Radio Recipes;" :a coritical
Poem, was given by Staffa WI.
A skit on buying a hat, was
presented by Elimville. WI, Sea
farth WI provided a piano sola.
Lunch was served, •
,A. successful bake sate in
Hensall on May 17 netted the
Institute $50,
MARY'. S
HARBOR LUNCH
GODERICH BEACH
Featuring .. .
Kentucky Style
Fried Chicken
Hot' Dogs, Hamburgers
and Frozen Custard
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Open heifers old enough to breed for fall freshening.
Also a few choice heifer calves.
These sales have been a very good place to get started
with Guernseys or to add to your herd.
You can buy cheaper in Canada than in the U.S. due
to the difference in money exchange.
There are show prospects and heifers by top sires and
out of dams with good 'R.O.P. records.
Write for a Catalogue
Guernsey Cattle Breeders' Association of Ontario
Box 99, Guelph, .Ontario
VOTE
ERNIE
FISHER
for
Young
Aggressive
Representation
What the riding of Huron needs is young aggressive representation and this
is exactly what you will get if you vote and elect Ernie Fisher, your Liberal
Candidate.
During the five years that Ernie has been Mayor of Goderich he has worked
to the limit of time and endurance to further the progress of that town.
This is precisely what he will do if he is fortunate to successfully contest this
'riding of,Huron.
SOME EXAMPLES OF 915 AGGRESSIVENESS:
• In the time that Ernie has headed up the Goderich Municipal Government he has
made several trips to Ottawa and set up many inter -departmental meetings in Gode-
rich with government officials. This work was all relative to the removal of ship
island which is now underway.
In his representations, Ernie Fisher constantly pointed out that the removal of this
shipping hazard was vital 'to the continuedprosperity of both Goderich and Huron
County.
With the island removed, Ernie saW possibilities to facilitate the storage of much more
grain at the Harbour. This in turn would mean that trucking could be used ' more
broadly with a resultant savings of at least 2c per bushel to Huron County farmers.
Without being your Federal representative Ernie has already done much on behalf
of the ridng of Huron.
S During the year, Ernie attended close to 300 meetings each of which constituted a
speaking engagement.
• • He has made many, many trips to various cities in an effort to obtain industry for
the town he represents,
• He also made many trips on matters that required the attention of either the Pro-
vincial Government or the Federal Government. Keeping things constantly in front
of right people is the way that things have been attained for Goderich and this Is
the way Ernie intends to represent you the people of Huron,
• Vote for young aggressive representation on June 18. Vote for Ernie, Fisher.
QUESTION"you may be asking yourself: What can an opposition member
e do for a riding? (Assuming the Conservatives are returned.)
ANSWER: R. Huron was represented by ah opposition member during 17
WERyears of Liberal Administration,
SEE HEAR ERNIE
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ON JUNE 18 VOTE
FISHER E1tNIE
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