HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1962-07-19, Page 1SMORGASBORD SUPPER
WEDNESDAY, -JULY 25
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Adults - $1.00 Children Under 12 - 50a
Baby Sitters Provided On Grounds
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RESULTS OF STUDENTS OF
BRUSSELS PUPLID SQ11001-
FOR SEPTEMBER 1962
Grade 1. Meeting and the special meet- • f 36 ,0 C a
t' I $.409.35- "ilex ink-
.Stokleys :Tomato Juice
48 oz.
;Aylmer Catsup, 11 oz.
2 for
Carnation Milk 3 for
Vista ;Floor Cleaner,
32 oz.
We Deliver
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i ances Hislop, $13.00; Wm. Turn-
'BOWMAN-MARSHALL
Miss Frances Louise Bowman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Bowman, RR No. 5, Brussels,
Ont., became the bride of Mr,
William James Marshall, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marshall, 480
Confederation St., Sarnia, Ont.,
in Divine Street United Church,
Sarnia, Ont., on. July 14, 1962.
The double-ring ceremony was
performed at 2 p.m. by the Rev.
W. H. John, Sarnia, before a
setting of pink and white glad-
ioli,
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
floor-length dress 'of nylon or-
ganza over peau de sole, fea-
turing a square neckline with
appliqued Alecon lace around
the neck and down to the waist
line. The gown had short
sleeves and a bouffant skirt
with appliques and sequins and
a bustle effect which fell to a
slight train. The seed pear and
crystal tiara held an embroid-
ered silk illusion veil in place.
Above-the-elbow mitts complet-
ed the dress, She carried a cas-
cade bouquet of ivy and white
carnations and pink rosebuds..
Mrs. Ross .. Strickland, 162
Burlington Rd,, St. Clair Beach,
sister of the bride, was matron
of honor and wore a street-
length dress of aqua georgette
which had shoestringestraps and
a sheer overblouse with belted
waist and flowing back. Her
beadbarik of pink and white
feathered carnations matched
her cascade bouquet of ivy and
pink and white carnations.
Miss Brenda Edgar, 278
Townsend St., Clinton, niece of
the bride, was the flower-girl
and wore a full skirted white
organza dress; featuring puffed
sleeves, a small collar and a
sash of aqua georgette. Her
headband of pink and white
feathered carnations matched
her small cascade bouquet of
ivy and pink and white carna-
tions.
Ringbearer was Mr. Keith"tl-
ston, nephew of the bride, RR
No. 4, Wingham. Groomsman
was Mr. Gordon Stevenson, 29
Bainhart St, Scarborough. Ush-
ers were Mr. JaMes Bowman,
RR NO. 5, Brussels, brother of
the bride, and David. Mar- '
shall, 310 South Mitten Stteet,
Sarnia, brother of the groom.
Mr. Weston, 'Sarnia,
accompanied Hayden,r. Deriniti.DaVeyi
Sarnia, who sang "0° Perfect
Love," "The Lord's Prayer" and
!lilt 'Wedding Hymp."
The reeeptiOn " was held at
lenielsit WOO 'been' secretary °tole
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Mrs. Alex Stets's assisting. Rolat.; Garniss, loan; Hanna, John;
For all klettii of upholstering.
Miss Finely Deem and 'Mr. Art • Wileoe, Peel; *Workman, Lynne
et,,,nliliaC.b Mt% arid. Mrs, "thbt4eiri (
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GREY irawNsHip couNcn,
Grey •.TewriSitip Council meet..
lug was held on July 5th,
INieved by Lawson Ward, sec-
'aided by Kenneth Bray, that
the minutes of the last meeting
be adopted as read. Carried.
Moved by Kenneth Bray, sec-
onded by Archie Mann, that we
set the Township Rate at: Gee-
eral 11.5 mills, Commercial 14
mills, Fire Department 0,5
mills, Carried,
Moved by Glenn. Huether,
seconded by Lawsen Ward, that
we instruct Engineer James A.
Howes to examine and report
on the drain requested by the
petition of Albert Godden and
others to change the existing
Agreement Drain to a Muni-
cipal Drain. Carried.
Moved by Archie Mann, sec-
onded by Kenneth Bray, that
we instruct Engineer James A,
Howes to examine and report
on the drain requested by the
petition of Stanley McFarlane
and others to change the Luke
Speiran Award Drain to a Muni-
cipal Drain. Carried.
Moved by Glenn Huether, sec-
onded by Lawson Ward, that
we give a grant of $30.00 to
Craribrook and Monerieff Lib-
raries; $15.00 to Molesworth
and Walton Libraries, and $50
to Ethel Library. Carried,
Moved by Lawson Ward, sec-
ended by Glenn Thiether, that
we give permission to Ethel
Teen Town to block off the
Ethel Street from Swift's cor-
ner to Hansuld's corner, to hold
a street dance. Carried.
Moved by Glenn Huether, sec-
onded by Kenneth Bray, that
we pay membership fee of $10
to Huron County Road Super-
intendents' Association, Car-
ried. -
Moved by Archie Mann, sec-
onded by Lawson Ward, that
we pass Supplementary By-Law
No. 10, 1962, in the amount of
$4,000, for road construction
and submit the by-law to the
Department of Highways for
approval. Carried,
Moved by Lawson Ward, sec-
onded by Kenneth Bray, that
all approved accounts be paid.
Carried.
Moved by Lawson Ward, sec-
onded by Glenn Huether, that
we do now adjourn to meet
again August 4th, or at the call
of the reeve, Carried.
The following accounts were
pstai
pirpnliesT,114 7,5Mou; n ii 1 ui pr aoln 'er
C
o ournitdy,
Road Superintendent's Associa-
tion, membership fee, $10.00;
Library Grants, $140.00; C.
Re Dunbar, to Mayors and
Reeves Convention, $25.00; Jno.
Bishop, calf killed, $50.00; Cal-
lender Nursing Home, $79.75;
Township of Arthur, relief,
$11,30; Amos Smith, groceries,
relief, $79.24; Rent, relief, $20;
Geo, Wcsenberg, part' salary,
$45.00; Wm. A. Close, fox boun-
ty, $8.00; Tom Raynard, fox
bounty, $4.00; Nelson Hanna,
fox bounty, $12.00; Richard
Bradshaw, fox bounty, $4.00;
Ross Hanna, contractor, Hislop
Drain, $575.00; James A. Howes,
superintending Hislop, - $35.00;
Lloyd Weber, allowances, His-
lop, e4.00; Wm. Brodhagen, al-
lowances Hislop, $13.00; An-
drew Turnbull, allowances His-
lop, $20,00; James Smith, allow-
bull, allowances Hislop, $15.00;
E. M. Cardiff, clerk's fees, His-
lop, $40.00; Archie Mann, com-
missioner and Court of Revi-
sion, Hislop, $9.00; Glenn Hue-
ther, commissioner and Court
Of Revision, Hislop, $9.00; Clif-
ford Dunbar, Court of Revision,
Hislop, $5.00; Kenneth Bray,
: Court of RevisiOn, Hislop Drain,.
$5.00;. Lawson Ward, Court of
Revision Hislop, $5.00; Roads
, - .., - '- , . , Divine Street United Chnrch. -,'loud Bridges, $6,465.36,, Total,
plvesipytortar, Church " The . brides Mother wore 8 , .$7,7193.5. .. ,, ,
""-± beige lace sheath jaCket dress •... Clifford R. Dunbar, Reeve.,
,=1 :!':;;IN' OANANA ., ,...•.• . . . with beige And orchid, ems- ,• . Edythe M. Cardiff Cleric.
• sorles, arid a .Purple orchtCcor ' ' Allelville (Ina* .1 sage to reCeiVe her guests. The
amessel Nev. W. J. geof41.01.4 ri&A.1 grooms mother assisted wear-
MO. O. WNW* ing a pile green eyelet organza
No aura I dress with white . accessories,
and a purple orchid corsage.
during July and August For traveling to the South-
ern United States the bride
1115 A.M. *Dining WOrillitd , , wore a blue sheath jacket dress .
Ilveryone Most Welcome I of bide floral eatin, covered with
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bite organza with pink and
0 • White accessories and a corsage
:BRUSSELS 4-H CALF CLUB
The third meeting of the Brussels :
4-H Calf Club was held at the farm
of Joseph. Black, on Tuesday, July ;
10 at 3.30 p.M.
The meeting was opened by judg-
ing a class of mature Angus cows. '
The official placings were given by
Laurie Black. A talk on the calm-
/Won of protein was given by Jim
,Smith. A short quiz was given on the
-above matter.
The business part of the meeting I
was held with the 4-Fr members
-reciting the 4-H pledge. The roll
call was given and the minutes of
the last meeting were adopted as
lead and seconded by Mtzrray :Elston.
Tickets were sold by the club
leaders to the members who wanted.
to ettend the Huron County 4-1;
tins Trip,
The meeting came to a close with.
Barry Nolan thanking Mr. Black for
the use of his barn and cows.
Refreshments were served by Mr.
Black. The August meeting will be
held at the farm of James Nolan on
Aug•tist 21 at 8.10 p.m.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my thanks, to
all Those who visited me, sent cards,
flowers and treats while I was Si
patient in the Wingham hospital and,
since coming home.
This all has been very much
appreciated.
IN MEMORIAM.
WIHITTARD - In loving memory of
Tp. Ross F. Whittard, killed in
Italy on July 21st, 1944.
Years do not darken,
Nor shadows dim,
Those beautiful memories,
I have of him. '
-- Always remembered by Dad.
1 ,The4inited .Church
OP CANADA
Minister: Rev. K.
Orgiarillet " Mete A. O. YON
Siocid Until Alle,
No Church School
Wring July and Poloist
3.1"'
'Anglican Church s'
OR CANADA
joi041,
ReSteF Rev, Ha L. Jenny .1
Kro. Estatt
ii a.m. Morning iirOtte
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and Chnitli Sehoil
at blow., MaSfrOl St AO , n1401,
d den. Bible tIllfilis ' , dettliigi tkoirit owili Waving
OM min. morniTio PreVer A SOiobilli!
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Post Publoking House ieletheetelleel fee 0411404,' ghee eisett, tout (Moe Deetteeeeees, Deism. • e. •
Phone 293
Robert Gemmell
Of pink roses and cateations.
The couple will reside at 124
Britee `St.,London. Guests, at-
tended frommBrussels, Wing-
ham, Clinton, Windatit, Rexdale,
tendon, Merlin, Ieiaiiiiiigtee,
StrathroY, Scarbototigh, Detteit
and Sarnia.
. • -...ctialisaustr-
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37c
45c
99c
BrUalehl Representative PEOPLE WE KNOW Mutter, Harold; Stretton, Frank;
Deem of Toronto, spent the Week- SELWYN RAKER
?NONE Ofiltr BRUSSZLII
Bruce Wilson
BRUSSELS PHONE Odd
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unicesnaty
Centre Worn.
TIRLIWIPHONII
Knox W.M.S Grade 6
The Women's Missionary Society Crawford, Alex; Elliott, Dorothy;
of Knox Presbyterian Church met at Ferguson, Barry; Ferguson, Charles;
the home of Mrs. Fred Sznalldon for ! Gibson, Mary; HI/ether, Dottglas;
the July meeting. Mrs. Alex Steles :runt„ Frederick; Meehan, Gordon; opened the meeting with a poem and Marks, Murray; McCauley, Barring-prayer. The Scripture reading,
laxodus 1,0, was read responsively, ton; Mccutcheon, Vonne; McDonald,
Mrs. Nelson led in prayer, A read Murray; McDonald,-Sandy; Mc-
,ing "Our Ministry to Canada's wbirter. Pletcb, Donald;
'First Citizens" given by Mrs MacI ; Ritchie, Kenneth; Wheeler, James;
Engel. Miss Alice J. Forrest was in ; Wilson Gregory. Workma n , Brian
thanks and recalled' her Stet WM6. Linda; Maclean; Dale; McDonald, ' ropP. ire. Knight ' expreesetbeni 'Long, 0411rY; 'Low., Anne; Lowe,
saYlnK Ileped ,to 1ml Ole Neil ; ,Karen; '• Rutledge,
John; Somers, Ricky; Simpson,
Jove: Stephenson, Joan; ,Stratvebuk,
73intin; Tbomas, David: Valinnee,
Julie; Willis, Sharon; 'Wilson;
Scott; Work., Kathi yI4 Workman,
Donna, Marks, Judy; Huether,
i.:";tgory.
Grade 4
CoUsins, Murray: Crawford, John;
Exel, John; Ferguson, Clinton;
Ferguson, Leona; Hanna, Maureen;
Hunt, Thomas; Kernaghan, Michael;
Logan, Lowe Penny;. McArter,
Cathy; MeCutcheon, Pauline; Mcir
Donald, Gail; McWhirter, Daphne;
Morrison, George; Mutter, 'Karen;
Pearson, Nancy; Raymond, Murray;
Somers, Ross; Thomas, Robt ;
Wilson, Linda,.
Grade 5--
Arnold, Danny; Callender, Deborah;
Davidson, Ann; Exel, Chas.;
Ferguson, Daniel; Jamieson, Bren-
da; Jamieson, David; Kellington,
Fr-nether, Murray; Kreuter, Kathleen; IVIachan,
A nurnbor from this nommenity Anne; Mitcham, Dianne; McArter, ,
Mr. John Menem is with Mr, and Work Judy; Workman, Murray; ;
Mrs. Wes, MoRachnrn. ; Yule, Wilfred
• - JULY 30th UNTIL AUG. 1S , Craig, wages, $223.10; Joseph
Smith, wages, $89.70; Adam
Smith, wages. $13.00; Mdlviii During July
(Inclusive)
ideal Supply Co., bearings. Aug. 6 to 11 Inclusive.
Carnoeben, digging ditch, $35; Buchanan Dry cleaners Closed
attended the Steffier.Smith wedding Murray; McWhirter, Gall; Oldfield,
in Wing:Nein on Satin-clay. ; Jim; Pipe, Robert; Pletch, Bonnie;
ter wages,
Kmg, t. Ten me
charge of the topic "Set Apart, Sent 3 Grade 7
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Out," and used a chart -with Bible passages read by several of the 3 I3urgoin, Nancy; Currie, Douglas;
members. She was assisted by Mrs, i Graber. Kenneth; Harrison; Larry;
John Perrie who read a letter, which 1 Tluether, Joyce; Kellington, Robt.;
was the subject of, a diffeussion. The 1 .‘,..„...fey, I Gerald; McDonald, Paul;
minutes were read by Mrs. Gordon i ""-Af''' '
• d the McDonald, Suzanne; Oldfield, Anne;
on Tuesday for a trip to England,
Teddy Wilbee, Seafortb, is enjoy
lag holidays at the home of his
uncle and, aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn ;
CR-4.NBROOK.
Following a managers' meeting
on Tuesday evening men of the
congregation have been busy tearing,
down and rebuilding the front porch
on the manse, new sidewalk et the
church, and -cleaning up the remaind-
er of church shed.
Mrs. Allen Cameron, a former
resident, is confined to hospital in.
London, with a heart condition.
Mrs, Gordon Knight -and daughter
Helen visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Hector 'Knight and family in Piston.
Mrs. Lavinia Duncan, Toronto, spent
the weekend with the Knight family,
Miss Helen Knight left Montreal
liciRTICUI,TURAL SOCIETY
ROSES JUDGED AT MEETING
The liortioetural Society of
Brussels and District met in the.
Library hall on Monday night with
the president, Mrs. D, A, Rana in.
the chair, Rev, Tr, Fang°, Londes-
bora, spoke on "Flower Arrange-
ments," Giving Pointers for ex-
hibitors in flower shows. Mrs. R. W.
Stephens thanked him, and he
received a gift from Mrs. Kenneth
Shurrie,
Following, his. address, Mr, Fuego
Judged a number of roses that
menehere had brought to the meet-
ing are ,gave his reasons for placing
them in the following order; Mrs.
Earl Chulmore, Mrs, D. A. 'Ram and
Mrs. Bert nerniegivay. D. A, Hann
received honorable mention for his
arrangement of zinnias, The door
prize was won, by Mrs, Thomas
Bodes; and Mrs. Mac Stephenson
won another pile°. Mrs. Stephenson
con«rebitted solos eccomeanied on her
-gietar, and was presented with a,
gift.
A Itneh was served by Mrs. W.
Edgar, Mrs. Selwyn.Pierer, Mrs.
Mee; Baillie of Monktor, and. Mrs,
.Tames Tie Armstrong,
roll call with a verse containing Rutledge, Terrence; Smith, Larry; ,,.
"dominion". The president, Mrs. ; Valiance, George; Work, Kenneth; i
noAngnet meeting will betide. The 1 Grade 9
September meeting will be.it the 1 Bronson, Marni; 13iidnark, Donald;
hotie of Miss .A. 3. Forrest ?ono** , Cardiff,. Jean;
the ,toiseting ' Mr& gialfleti. rise* i orawrord, juatitia; Crawford, Ken;
vie a ;oft on betaitof the .w. iyi3 O, 'Mather, David; Kellingtort, Joyce.
to be back to.visiVoccasionally. Mrs. 1 Gordon; Retledge, ken; Smith,
Stanley !lecher, presided for the 1 wh 1 D 1
buitheiss. As has been the custom.
ee er, oug as
read',., an address and Mrs. W..6. I, Ferguson, - Starr;
Nelsoit preaented Mrs. Gordon /Melt Carl;
W.M.R. and will be moving to. ter,
new home in Listowel Aueust...,At , Grade "'
the close the 'hostess serve d refresh- ' promoted, to -.High' School
.13r3"ans, Lornal Fxel, Gerda; Fileher, ilireml_s, with Mrs, .Tohn Perrin. ; -
Tueeday I
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estson, Robt.; Sullivan,, Wm.; Wheeler, dential at 12 mills, and. Busi ,. ness
Donald; Yule, Dennis; Yule, Thomas.
Dale; Wheeler, Gerald; Workmen, ' mills,aTnhdisCiosmamdeerceiraeiaseat 13.5 of 1
Mill from 1961. 4 TAYLOR-KIRKBY Grade 3 I WALTON-Rev, J. Boyne, or. Adams, Nancy; Cardiff. Coleen;
oeAdleotivebdy IllbyaltBerosSs hoSrnitrietehd, that ''Statra ' officiated at a doable Ebel. Kathryn; Elliott, Joan; x i m ; tbl;e troad r oaccounts ring calemony at the bride's. Gibson, Donald; Gremnkcce,.utcheon, superintendent beome inWalton, when elacy Meehan, Patricia; paid. Carried. a Louise Kirkby became tee bride
Chery; McCall, Debbie; McDonald, i of Beverley Garnet Taylor. TIte;:
John; M4eWbirter, Connie; Pipe Moved by James Mair. sec- 'bride is the daughter of the:
Shirley; Raymond. Bruce; Rutledze, goenndeerdaibyacWeornun. tEsIsatson, that the ' late Mr. and Mrs, Robert Kir
by of W' lt d th
Grade 2 renewed with Frank Cowan
Backer, Bonnie; Cardiff, Alien; Company Limited, Carried,
Cardiff, Dorene; Cousins, Cathy; i. Moved by Wm. Elston, sec-
Elliott, John; Eeel, Chris; Gibson, ended by James Mair, that By-
Law No. 7, 1962, be passed, set-- Peter; Jamieson, Patsy; Jutzi, Wig the Municipal tax rate. for Gerry; tackle, Deborah; Stephen- lee2 as f ollows
Douglas; iKinie Thomas Moved by William Elston, :,e're C. McNeil, oil, $27'60; jack'. Dianne; Valiance, Lloyd;
Wingham Motors, towing, $7.5(17--
Willis, seconded by Ross Smith, that elegamS, Wayne; Work, Brian; Exel, 'Francis. the Compensation Insurance be
ehainsawing, $3.00;
Morris Township, Coultes Drain,
$28.43; Morris Township, Elli-
son Drain, $24,15; Morris Taien.
ship, Bone Drain, $76.73; Bern-
ard Hall, compensation insur-
ance, $210.75,
Stewart Procter, Reeve; Gee,-
Hunt, Gayle; McDonald, Archie;
, mare; Mutter, Paul; McCeutcheon, secended by Wm. EISton, th at i Ross y annesen lea ding an&
we join the Huron County 4 - ' Blaine; McCutcheon, hauling gravel, $105.00; G. A- Road Superintendents' Associa- / Lori; WWI, Donald; Gibson & Sans, repairs to &en- Pearson, Om, and that the fee b id
e pa . • shale bridge, $975,00; Satn , Joyce; Raymond, Keith; Smith, Carried. , I 012o0 4 Sweeney, bulldozing, $3, . ;
Adams; Andrew; Brown, Robt,; lag were read and .adopted on Culvert Co., 'freight on grader' Hamm, ,Telle; Tenet, Patricia; motion of Ross Smith and ,I.U. blades, $10.12; LieteWel Trans- ,
Mair, Jamieson, Ritchie; Logan, David; port, freight on differential,
:I:, repairstograder,$508.09;
325; Dominion Road .Machin-Mellen, Lawrence; Morrison, Rose. Moved by Walter ShOrtreed, I
experience and sslare"
eeeected. Atli:aPPlieati6ne :!.td bee 1.,n,
tyre biiii4-14; secretary ;Tint
31. 1202.
Alvin "IMeDnriald. See.; ttetitt,
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The meeting adjourned on
ter Shortreed, to meet again on
The bride chose a floor-lengt nla h motion of James ir and Wal- •
August 3. 1962
gown of lace and net ever taf-
feta with a sabrina necIdine„ . at 8 p.m. i
General Accounts - Gordon pearls held her veil of English
; and Illypoint tleenes, A crews
n
headpiece of crystals and seal-
Walsh, sidewalk in Belgrave
' $35.20; Bert Yuill, Little drain, i Bible crested with roses, and ' net, and she carried
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$20.00; Belgrave Co-Op., warble
a white
fly powder, $80.50; Town of '
,
1 white streamers knotted with .
Clinton, debentures on High stephanotis,
School, $368.51; City of Brant- ' i Miss Anne Achilles w a s
; World, supplies, $6.78; Brook- ored tulle street-length dres s
d.-- ford, relief, $29.03; Municipal' bridesmaid, wearing a rose co s=
haven Nursing Home, $159.50;
,
Pinecrest Manor, $79.75; Cal-
with a white lace overjecinet.
• lender Nursing .11eme, $79.75;
For travelling, the bride
relief account, $171.33; Wm J l'
changed to a blue silk shantung ,
Routly, Exeter, Road Supt. As- sheath and matching coat en-
sociation fee, $10.00; - -Ce
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Cecil
sernble, with white accessories, .
Wheeler, fox bounty, $8.00;
Win. I The couple will live in Staffa-
, Elston, Sellers Drain, $4.00,
s-Wm, ee elc
F,eFe
Ar- : Road Account THE MAYDELL sel0
be paid. Carried. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gere-
, net Taylor, of Staffa.
MORRIS TOWNSHIP COUNCIL $171.94; Eastern Farm Machine
Morris
minutes Of the last regular -
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Millereeene
will be closed
.00SinS PERCH'
ICE CREAlle
!ovie ,73
A Delicious Summer Treat
C. Martin, Clerk.
Free • 0,e. e