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The Editor,
Clinton N6m-Rep-wd,
Clinton, Q.0,141o.
Dear Sir:
We notice that last w'eek's
First 4blumn had amther Art-
i�cle atbout,the eon'txast 1?ethvgeri
the' 1�rQsent tical s�aols 'and
Ac-tiVity
At
Liorts
Rummase,
S'ele'.
in 1925 wor"l�ing there until
Smiling Lion Bill. MocAa'ifhur has just made a sale at the clothing booth, The
Lions realized over $600 from the rummage -auction -bake sale.
Edward Elliott starts the auction of liundreds of articles at Clinton Lions
Rummage Sale in Arena 'lost Saturday.
One of the many counters of good used 'items offered
for sale. Lion Maynard Corrie was
chairman of the annual event.
Pages Of This Newspaper
Shopping Begins In The
Corte Ori Clinton
LET'S GO TO
MAIT EDGAWS
BOOSTER NIGHT
CLINTON LEGION HALL
Tuesday, Dov. 2.
at 8't3d o'clock
Entertommitnt Dancing from 10 td 12 to
Refreshments Paul CrissOrche tro
T'HL HON. GEO. McILRAITH, Minfster d
Pu6lic Warks for Cenaclat will.
be pres6hf,
AbMlCI 10NFREE
Puhiis W by '] urori Liberal .Asgoda,tloh
U1�y-1NeN0s UCW Than-koffo LATTER TO EDITOR
flears'Misss,
ionairy, Fern. $cruto.� E��� i�l�! �lritie� ��°I�i�l �r�sist ng On
The A.ulhunn ThanWq fering of
Wesley-Wii�llas Unlitocl Chr1 +C ,
Women was held in telae Sunday
Schaal r, aian F>^lday 4�veruir?g
Octoaber 22, Guest s were pre-•
sent f-vom Ontario Streg't Qh-
urch o4d Seaforth,
The WCO,='-p y:.eryloe tiv445 an
the ahKan+ge of Mfrs N. HollUand
who read •a short Call to Wiv-
Nhip. Mrs. C. Holla¢lcl read the
:ScmiP>nare+ lesson on "The, Goad'
S�urtaulitart " A commentary an
thus was. given by Mrs.,.N, Htyl-
lazed :ollowcd by pro by
)Vlrs, F, l'�nngland.
A sola was sung by Mrs Aon
A4drOV4% Mdth MOS .Lazs OVASby
'as acoompanisrt.
' Mrs, N, TIolland called on
Rev. C. Pads to 'intmwdu;ce the
gueS7t gnenl;era M is� .k+�r-n scru,
t0a Q! U41niltm, •a. ratwrned
m1s'Sionary af>,tgm} Japan`.
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The Editor,
Clinton N6m-Rep-wd,
Clinton, Q.0,141o.
Dear Sir:
We notice that last w'eek's
First 4blumn had amther Art-
i�cle atbout,the eon'txast 1?ethvgeri
the' 1�rQsent tical s�aols 'and
q61Ve"
g r.a '
.des to the room? There
MrsS SPruboil t3„exvt to T,apam
Ctrs womder+ful clerics that is
pp�3�1
P
in 1925 wor"l�ing there until
being rplanmed,
served.
—:—
Dry Matter Losses
war 'broke out. She then: went
;Evidently the wrltgr feels
overv.tl4. n... ban
to WiMdad, later roturnlinig, to
that she has to convince her
..
To
Japan if w 'are She as now
qn retsvemeAt furlough,
rsadei that the pre-rppan Sc'h-
ool is opt -dated, That is wasted
Mall a� FielWith
�
Mir. Par+l; running •tbe•
effort as everyone ,agrees that
A r
pprion al 4f a $850,000 teal-
a e '
In' j ct'or', Mils S'orutrari ShoM1�'-
Clic pre relit ouirW culum load 4s
oral government loan to .assist
ed beautiful pictures and gave
two much for the, teacher, of a.
ire the o ustructi:on of a housing
a ?post r.4terestbag com nientary
one:ro scho However, not
Project for elderly persons near.
of life in. Japan, par'tieullarily
.everyone is in agr.ecim nt with
Zurl' was announced Thuds-
,cente4ng around the Shimaka,
the idea that a, 16 -classroom
day by the honorable John R.
a town oX 300,000,. *here sale
school is a "Must" RW good
Nicholson; Minister responsible
taught in: a Girls' School.- Japan
educatlan,
toe Parliarment for Ce!at gal. M- or-
is 'a prosperous country lout a
Tf telacchsing must °b'e complet-
tgage amcl Housing Coo aomartion,
land of many god's, Missionaar-.
ely graded ('amid 'then some)
Provided, under the Naat?iou ail
iO3 We still needed,
why have the, pupils of 'a large
Housing. Act, the loan will be
Robert conducted
bus'imes : period. Mars, Loads
Taylor closed the meeting with
On oo Cars
made to the Blue Water'' Rest
Homy'e, wlrase board of director
New OCTakes Over
includes repz"es'eatbatnvei� 44>' r5't:
/ 0
through screandfie methods. In
Peters Lutiheran Shurcln; Zur-
ioh E vangelloal. United Breth-
lunch at the close..
At Station
ron -Church, Zurich MennoniteSIT
Clinton
Church, Blake Mennonite Ch-
(.1,000 bushel. capacity :each)
urch, • Goshen United Church
of Canada, St. Boniface Rpnram
- It is likely everyone dreams
Queean'ts University, Kings -
Church, St. Peters
of returning to the scene of
ton, where his parents Mr.
tic
Raman Oatho'li.o (�tiuroh, ZurliCh
Roman
an: erarker life ;as the "`Boss".
and Mrs. G, W. Timms live
Lions Club and Zurich District
Titles dream has 'become a
at 568 Fronternac Street,
Chlamlberr of Commerce.
re:tul-1'ufe, regality for Squadron
S/,L Timms, his wife Patricia
The l'aarr Will be repayable
Leader D. G. (Don ,g) Timms
and two children Stephanie
period,
over a period of 50 years 'with
the New Officer Commending
r,nd T]avid live' cut 16 Victoria
interest . 5ss per Cent Per
of School of Instructional
Blvd., Adastral Park, Clinton.
annum,
Technique, RCAF Cllu't gin,
S/L Timms Ims an exten-
The project will consist of a
ada are in. receipt of the
sive background in the edu-
65 -bed ,hois;ted, for which hates-
"� of Al°` �d
cation branch of the RCAF.
ing rents will be $70.00 month-
�> V �
lie spent 1956.1961 at RCAF
ly. The company will receive aAylmer,
klrank and Peter Post ll.
number of local O.rarnge-
where he was OC of
ca+putal greet from. the Province
i
the Examanatian Unit. In
of Ontanria, equal -to, $2,500 for
emptied during the winter
months. `Ilhore+ was practically
July 1961 he was transferred
Cacti bed rprovKided in the hostel.
of Wesley -Willis Un'ite'd Ch-
to RCAF Camp Harden as
The National Housing Act
� ?
Training Advisor, responsible
r: ovideu for lqua ns by CMHC
t
tom standards, syllable pro:duc-
to non-profit corporations un:-
„
tion, course control and pno
dartaking the construction or
and conversion of low-
y
j
l raimming. From, Camp Bor-
ten he was transferred to his.
purchase
rental houasdng projects . to b -e
wars not opened u'n'til, July and
spoilage; did coant *,ate to the
preasent 'appodntmtent, as OC
the School that "Teaches
leased to ind!ividua's or familiesof
z
fd,�;; 1
Te�aClles'S to Teach".
of low income.
� � -` s . a
by the ntdndster, Rerv.
WASTING WOODLOTS
The disappearance of many
of Orutariots farm woodloats is
directly .due to the des•truchi'oua
of young growth by pasturing
cattle.
Tuckersmith 4-H Club
The fourth meeting of the
Tuckersnilth 4-1-1 club was held.
at the,home of Eileen Town-
send on October 21,
The meeting wras' opened With
the pledge. Sandra Pepper and
Eileen Townsend led. the ft-
sia — the work to be done
"
"p ed Church Women Qbserve
fvf
.S/jL Timms 'trots Pil'at Of-
facer Timms
cat August 1951
ons. e
on the garments.
After the meeting, lunch was
it WD111d have taken many
g r.a '
.des to the room? There
hours to read all the. letteils.
whim he became one of the
but nnost 'people are hesitant
1 p fl
Tia KS"I tilig At October®y+ Mee
ar,iginal ,instructors at •the
`;newly formed SIT ,at RCAF
_ Trenton, .Ont>:uria. Since those
served.
—:—
Dry Matter Losses
VARNA — The United Ch-
'ti : t W, :nein held their October
Ma's. Tom Consitt gave the
meditation. The offering was
eawly days SHIT Ears graduated
more than civilian �1att1
Ctrs
researched
In
in the Church on
taken. up by Mrs, Wm. Taylor
truct
school anstrrictors and
comrnury ty as :has Brigadier
and give the .younger children
meeting
Thursday evening last with a
and' Mars,, Robert Webster gave
Clival has been re -located rise es
Clinton. 7.1i>rnF/ assumes
Manny iln •174ckenraith, Stan-
go,.d atte'n'dance. Group Two
theoffering prayer. There were
. f
command. from F/a. C.
Ensilage Corn
J
was in charge of devotions
with Mires, Louis Taylor leading•
a number orf sick sand shut-in
call's made during the past
e-
(Howie) Lochhead of Godo-
rich. who bees 'teem actin OC.
What dry matter losses occ ur
themefrom
The theme of the m,eet'ing
month.
S/L Timms holds a Bach-
ensiling hlgh-mod'sture
ten,?
wa,s Th.anksgiAng; Mrs: Wim.
McA5h read the scripture and
A :di eussion on "God and His
Purpose"was led by Mrs. Joe
elor of Arts' Degree fiom
Resdar:chers at the Western
and Tuckersinfith "hit for the
Postill who also presided at
skies",
Ontario Agricultural School,
an
Quick Cana���D}i8
the piano. The president, -Mrs.
Taylor the
Safety
�����
by other means. Yet .they are
Ridgertawn were dismayed at
the considerable vax�ation in
QUIZ
Robert conducted
bus'imes : period. Mars, Loads
Taylor closed the meeting with
On oo Cars
the • estimation of these losses,
so they decided to find out
to not want, in some countries xcountries�������
prayer. Group Four served
/ 0
through screandfie methods. In
1. Of all our domestic animals,
lunch at the close..
At Station
the fidI of 1964, they • filled
foul' conventional slab silos
only what one was, native to
* * *
the value of four to eight-rooma
(.1,000 bushel. capacity :each)
Chas continent?
Laymmi Speal;er
Bill speaalt of Hamilton
with high -moisture, shelled
2. What is the full member-
ship of the, House of Com-
Laymeds Sunday was ob-
in the United: Church
held a "Saifety Lane" check
corm, averaging 27.5% moisture.
mons?
served
an Sunday last. The pastor,
of private moitor cans at
RCAF Clinton from the 19th
In all cases; these silos were
sealed at the door and the taps
3. Interest charges on the fed-
Rerv. M. Morrison was assisted
to the 28th of October.
were capped with, polyethylene.
egad public debt only will
cost Clanadi'am how mulch
by Gary ,McAsh and Robert
Taylor; Donald Barker of Ring
Th1s 'twice -yearly event is
By recording the weights of
per week this year art tax
City was the guest speaker.
drire'cted by night Lieuten-
ant D. E. ('Dave) Goatinall,
the core and moisture contents
when the silos were filled and
payments?
4. How many persons in Cali-
A laymen's chair under the
direction of the organist Mays.
.
Px+ivaate Auto Safety Officer,
emptied, 'the following dry mat-
ada are in. receipt of the
Robert Sti ging, sang an am-
'ports that nearly 700 vehicles
tr lossets from the four silos
were found as follows: 4,317o,
fedetial-Pravdncial •blind Per-
disabled
them and a duet was' sung by
were tested, do an, all-out^ef-
fort to mya tnta;in the, Station'sK
4.7%, 4.6% and 6.2%. The first
sons `allowances,
porsons allowances, odd-ege
klrank and Peter Post ll.
number of local O.rarnge-
excellent safe -record.
three silos were opened and
.assistance allowances?
.A,
men attended the District
0
emptied during the winter
months. `Ilhore+ was practically
weekly wage do
5. The averageHENSALL
Orange Lodge which was held
of Wesley -Willis Un'ite'd Ch-
Service was from the Ball
of Wesley Willis. United Ch-
and Mutcih Funeral Home, on
no spoiled corn dal any of these
Canadian ma$43 in 194
in Bayfield' on Friday evening
Grimm WaIlls afficuating, Intel --
Mrs. L. Pearson, the meeting
meant was, in Clinton Cemetery.
was in the charge of Miss. Billie
silos. The fourth silo, however;
was $20 lit 1939, $43 in 1949;
,
$70 !Tx 1959. What as today's
last.
. -Mr. and Mtts'. Donald Barker,
Sacram`elit of Holy Baptism
was ;held in Carmel Presbyter'-
wars not opened u'n'til, July and
spoilage; did coant *,ate to the
figure?
Ruth, Lorne and Glenna of King
lain Chundh Sunday morning
'dmy matter loss in this mamage-
ANSWERS: 5• In June, 1965,
City; Mr. and Mrs. Bob* Me -conducted
by the ntdndster, Rerv.
merit,
average weekly wage in marnu-
Cl moat and. Michael of Bur-
Y
J C Boyne. Receiving the rites
a —
, d
factueing was $87. 3. The fed-
eral budget estimated debt
ford, were guests over the
weekend at the iliome of Mr,
of bapbism. were Darkens Mar-
Mr:
Charles
Mrs'. Nelson reported on the
Parsons
churoh bale a nd had the Uni't's
troit, Mi'cMgam.
garet, bif nt, daughter of
Billie Stewart called on the
charges at $20 million a weeds.
and: Ups. Fred MCC7lymont.
And Vis. Frank V'o,rlely; B'ar-
Q >�
been on a tour • to Japan. She
'i.. C)nl, the da was native
• Y g to
A meeting is being called in
b'ara• Anne, d'augh+ter of Mar.
,
North America. 4. Blind Per-
the near futurLe to consider the
and Mr's. Douglas MacGregor;
Wes'a Age 82,
sons allowances, 8,600; disabled
persons allowances, 52,800; old-
selling or the United Church
sherd which has been, used as a
Oathulttime L-6 uise, daughter of
Mu. and Mrs: Geoar~ge Troyee;
At
meantary as she went along•.
�
Huronview
age assistance alloWarnees, 107,-
skating rink for the past ten
.Murray Robert, son of Mr. and
weal -fed looking little bay who
000: 2. Since 1953 the House:
years.
Mrs, Robert Taylor; and Bar -LL
Ball, and Mutch Funeral
of CornmodtS has had a total of
o -
bara Diane, dta'ughter of Mr, and
Home, C ftton• wag in; charge
265 seats.
in accordance with a resolu-
Mt. Herb Stir'ettonn. Flowers in
of the furteral last Thursday
A social. )hour was enjoyed.
Mrs. R. U. MacLean
the church sWictuary were In
for Charles Llias Parsons of
.W
J
Leads WMS Meet
memory of the late Mats, Sam-
Seefor'th who pa'ss'ed away at
uronview Tudsday, Oct
uel Dougrall.
T- on -
Mrs, A, U. MacLean, opened
Mrs. Al H'oggarth and 'test
abet 19 folio ng •a 'lengthy
Tf� 0�✓/�
the Octabr meeting of St, Aries
slops left recently by plaihae far
n land to wacatiooh for three
illness,
The deceased Vvis bbma7 .
rfl'
drew's Wornen s Mdssionary
, .
Weeks �wbtih the, lady's Paretiits:
Port Hope, o¢t Fern uai''y 2, 1-983�
fSfAGT<ON,
with tnedi'taiiiort en.,
Society . w
"We be Thank
Mr, and Mrs, L, E, Borden
to Arthur and. 'khsabebh Parr
YOIJ601A
titled should
•fur"; This ivrau�' followed 'by a
of it11CA,F • Sabartian C.'liimtolt, apt-
scats. H`e wear rn�arr�eed to the
'yjjtf/Q,SFS'
tended the Erfb-Sma1e wedding
forrhee Idly Adams on S+eptemri
AFC 2 rs, YO`1/IQ
Thanrksrg •Viiilg lxriayet
Blacker lead dh ege, ori`
Saturday at Hemsalll Uditcd Ch-
ber 4, 1907 and head fatm td n
` . ;
Mrs. r re,
the Sbud E400ik 6 n FeiWli"
e Y
u'�+ and the reception and
• later a •the Le Haayr
diavrlter a t gYerrl
Hulaett xloWMWP. ;
bei Bux'a>r s
e was a prem of
,,��^Q ice/
fearaiialg to a l'�+art of bh.f�
book
s
Toronto jaunt
United Chiurdi b dd a forrneir
a front the oaf
A v2rY eWoy'abhe bits trdlp to
.member of the IC1OF.
. A
ArrR ..•.ered
James.
Roll all wad answ .by
- 'visa "•'
Toronto! was enlayed by 43
Members of Xiipp'en East Wog
Suiwa rs include on2 ciaatgah�
ter Mays. Goa'adon (Eha) Jenkins
..
!�
_ . , . . Th,arttlts verso.
reciting a g
ntee Institute and theirguests
of St, C�alharines;-fiive brand.
TltO� . ,:...
_ -.
mi Wednesday.
ehitdreh, .Oh"Ies; Alan Carol,
.
sb Brampton
pt deem, ms great -
jj , trii +ppaa.. rr� �r
Ciat71 ffio ed' Ads
)tehey a
toured,
d�
Min
City Ball, 1V v 7'orotlhta izLfier
IviGrsy ]E; o, IVraxiaitio2uIth
s
h tifin IM �t t, had dirtier 'At,
111ittorz:
t �. •
41
i .., ..0.01ek
n
4 pf>Ipwlar aurari't And eat
jo6"ed A shoop1bg spree+ out the
Interment ki Aw%'$ Cemex
•tdrr Mullett Wtss' cohdud7eri by
Hip-1'1.-'.3AI.ES- SERVICE
rfJ
Yorkda7e SQtKd'pptihrg Ctitiiler,
Rev. R. J,')'solieimz, �'allbry�zrc'ea.`s'
Resultsi
,MU^s..IliU�rt Bcllr ootid Mrs
in
w
weft 14. McCallum LV6 Watt,
Iiclt Dalton, Snatsltnger,
+
Gxtaant€icrcam weak saharge
.... .•..
tti�e triltii.itlg'
T-1 (�riCe acid 15 1V!" �eh1t�S�'.
n School ForVillage
5011001 yin a nearby city court n-
reeve had W14tten t4 the paper
uully, boon tantght with two
it WD111d have taken many
g r.a '
.des to the room? There
hours to read all the. letteils.
must be and, 'indeed theme
but nnost 'people are hesitant
s -.-.. co,451derr^:able merit tin tlhis
is'.
a'baltt trying to+ite their
s�^stem. Four clas�sroaixis at
thoughts for i ublication,
13 Y ield W -001d provide for this
Very few upon retirement,
tyre a# teaclairyg, be treater the
give so mlacll time :and energy
homes, have a closer relation-
for -the betterment of thein*
ship between teacher and pupil,
comrnury ty as :has Brigadier
and give the .younger children
Clift,
an added sense of security.
1Zave you noticed Bayfield's
Manny iln •174ckenraith, Stan-
mill rate? We acre very happy
ley and Bayfleld are asking
with it under his gwdd'ance but,
where .enough little ones 'are
unless •steps, .are taken to curb
going to the !gathered up to All
Chase wlna would drag ,us into
two ldadlergalrten roams tNwce
the, (building and operating of a
a day. They insist that ti' ey
costly "-plant" out of all prop
have no, intention of sentlri'ng
portion to our needs, watch t'he
.their five-Yelarwdlds — or even
trill rates sof Bayfield, Stanley,
their older .childn -- reoro. long
and Tuckersinfith "hit for the
bus vides: They have expressaed
skies",
their fieelings by letter to the
YYom'sspncordy,
newspapeSrS, b,y petitions, by
ETHEL DOTH..
holding meetings orf protest, and
by other means. Yet .they are
Bayfield, Ontario,
still being Pressured into pay-
October, 25, 1965..
ing flora; big school that they
c----
to not want, in some countries xcountries�������
they . take un arms for le
����
than that 1.
Moreover, all who can see
LA
Mrs H Larson
the value of four to eight-rooma
e
schools ,near the -homes are
classified. in News-Rercord edi-
Pisses
Here
torials as being backward and
unprorgr'essiive. And the Reeve
fiaruiett Viialet Lawson pass -
of Bayfaiielld was tarsen to task
ed away in Clinton on Satur-
in a published letter for sups-
dray, October 16 at the age of
posed extravagance,
74 years. A daughter oaP the
If everyone who vocally ex-
late Mr. and Mr's, Thomas Judd,
pressed indignation over Mir.
Clinton, the deceased had lived
Daryi!dson'S remarks about our
in Detroit, Michigan, before
returning to Clinton 18 years
ago.
was a member of Ontario
�Q 4a Sha UnitShe
Street Uauited Church.
d
Survivors include her d'augtli
Tour Japan
terr, Mrs. Alice Rumb'all; one
brother, Edwin C, Judd; three
sisters', Mrs. Lottie Shaw, Mrs'.
ThroughS�m eS
Lillian Honour and Mrs. Anne
Martyn; two grandchildren and
The Mary and Martha group
one great grandchild.
of Wesley -Willis Un'ite'd Ch-
Service was from the Ball
of Wesley Willis. United Ch-
and Mutcih Funeral Home, on
ureh met dna the churfeli parlor.
Tuesday, October 19 with Rev.
In theabsence of the pres'iden't,
Grimm WaIlls afficuating, Intel --
Mrs. L. Pearson, the meeting
meant was, in Clinton Cemetery.
was in the charge of Miss. Billie
Pallbearers, were Lorne
StevAart.
Brown, W. B. McAlpine, Clar-
Mrs. C. NelCon was in charge
ence Nellanis, Willi -am Beck,
of the devotional perliod and
Frank Cook and Jahn 11ZoD—m-
took the theme "Thanksgiv,ing."•
lane. Flowerbearers were Glor-
The scripture lesson was read
•ia Rurnball and. Elaine and
by Mrs. Wilfred Jervis. Scalp-
Douglass Scrilmgeaur.
timeth'oughtts by, Mr's, Nelson
Persons from a distance who
was' 'the story of the fiat
attended the funeral were Mr.
Thanksgiving lasting three days
and Mrs. A. Honour of Windsor
heard by the Pilgrims.
and Mr. and Mrs. Dorn Martyn
Mrs'. Nelson reported on the
and Mats. Anne Martyn of De-
churoh bale a nd had the Uni't's
troit, Mi'cMgam.
share on disapply.
Billie Stewart called on the
speaker of the evening, Miss
C
'K, McGregor, who had recently
Q >�
been on a tour • to Japan. She
showed beautiful pictures of
Hong Kong and Japan varying
,
O
from 'fabulous wealth to ex-
treme poverty, giving an, do----
"
terres'tiing and informal cam-
meantary as she went along•.
One picture of partioulm in-
terest was of a well dressed,
weal -fed looking little bay who
an-
-had been adapted by a• Can-
PROCLAMATION
adian couple, His picture was
shown here some time ago by
TOWN OF CLINTON
Rev. Walton Tong, The child
Was in en emaciated condition
in accordance with a resolu-
when left at the Tong Hospital.
tion adapted by Clinton
A social. )hour was enjoyed.
T C i d th
Reduced for Quick
Clearance
Hyacinths 2/35c
Doffys 2/35c
Narcissus 2/35c
Tulips 10c each
Cut Flowers --Potted Plants
Green Plants
Floral Arrangements for
All Occasions
Ceramic Gifts
THE UPTOWN
FLOWER SHOPPE
J. Smith
50 Albert Street 482-7168.
own ounce an e
usual custom,
I HEREBY PROCLAIM
STANDARD
TIME
will be in effect at 2 a.m.
Sunday, Oct. 31
Arid call upon all citizens to
observe this proclamation.
DONALD E. SYMONS,
Mayor,
Town of Clinton.
43b
Members of The Clinton
Kinsmen Club wish to express a
SINCERE THANKS
for the Warm receptioh given them by
the citizens of Clinton and Adastral Pork
during the recent Peanut Sale, October
14 and ,15,
Anyone _ wishing
y a c4nvaiser to call should
phone 4624663
1iOD1l1Ri'CIhi v a'Nr
DANCING` EVERY SAT1U
RDAY NIGHT
THIS WEED ..
"TWE TAKS SlK" of Stratford
Conning November 6
"LICE and 'DEE and TI E` IZOUI.ETTtV
Daricing g to Midhlght Admisslon $1.60 pet' person
Catering
td Lunoheons, Weddings, Bang0ets, Eto.
For Rental tnformation or Reservatlone
Dial 524-9371 or 524.0264