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VISITS.HOWICK 'MO
WRONMTMR---TwentY-tive mem-
hers of the Howick Lions Club Tnet
for their October .sopper meeting
at the Ferdwich Visited Minh,
where the W.A. Served a. 'delicious
meal,
Rev, „I". W. Hird,. minister-of the
church and also a guest, spoke a
few words, and Mrs..Geo. Richards
and. Mae. Minnie MOPINvaine
favored with a. vocal •-duet,.accom-
panied by Mrs. Ken, .Graha'rna at
the piano.
A draw was held with _variota
members winning prizes. - -
Past Deputy District Governor,
.Harvey McDermott, introduced the
guest speaker, District Governor
Morley McLean of Orangeville, an
outstanding speaker, who spoke on.
the subjeet, "Lionism—What
Means to Me". Members of other
Liam' -Clubs_ are urged to be present
when the district gewernor Visits
their clubs to hear this eloquent
speaker.
Lion District Governor McLean ,
was tha.nkeil by Lion Warren Zur-:
brigg and presented with, a gift;
Lion Wray Cooper also presented
gifts to the ladles who sang. •The
meeting closed with the usual
Lions' Hoax..
week-end guests of Mr. arid Mrs.
A. Hunt,
Messrs. Bill and Paul Higgins,
accompanied by •Mrs. Frank ,Gra-
ham of St. Mary's, spent the
week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Earl
Baker and family, Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hart, Oshawa,
STEADY HAND NEEDED—Keith Robinson, of LuCknow,. foicgrounda
was one of some 300 'dolmas who attended, the Winghtun Sportsmen's -
Club Thanksgiving shoot on Monday,
russets, Cliff
'Roy Doherty,
NEXT RELAY—This foursome was caught by 'the day. Left to right ate: Den (Wade,
taniera as they waited for die next relay for shot- Logan, Belgrave, George Minim an4
guns, at the Sportsmen's shooting match last Mon. Blyth:
. .. . . .. . . . •..,r•Tr '''''' 71,7•77,77^,rmr,r,,,7-7'.
AB NEI'HBIIV, president of the Wingham Sports-
men's. dub is shown as he drew the winning ticket
on the shotgun draw. The whiner was Oswald
Pliny of 'Whighatn. Sling Boucher, right, holds the
box of draw tickets. The ticket sale netted the club
nearly $125.00.
•
how to
turn on the sun
..for five cents...
and dry awash
io be
prou of!
WROXETER
P
FORMED
Mr, Max Humbly, of Kitchener
spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Hambly:
Mr. Bob Rumple of Hamilton
Spent the holiday week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Steinacher,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stewart and
family visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs; Alex Wray, Brian
and Grace, all of Toronto, visited
in the community over the week-
end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Campbell
and Jimmy of Dawnsview visited
over the Week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Crosby Sothern.
Mrs. Harvey MeDermitt spent a
couple of (lays last week with Mr.
anti Mrs. Clarkp Renwick.
Mr, Ian Pittendreigh of London
spent the week-end with his par-
ents.
Dr, and Mrs. .J. D. Forde and
family of Orillia visited friends in
the community on Saturday.
The sympathy of the community
goes to Mrs. T. J, Schaefer in the
passing of her brother, John Dem-
erling, who was buried in Harris-
ton last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred 'Jones of
Guelph, visited over the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. William Salt-
On. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Moore
spent the holiday week-end in
Buffalo at the home of Mr„ and
Mrs, K. W. Wilson and Mr, and
Mrs. Colin Frew.
Mr. and Mrs, George Kama and.
family / spent the week-end with
relatives in Hamilton.
Mrs. Edward Matthews spent
two days last week with yelatives
at Dyers Bay,
Mr and Mrs. Elmer Giles and
Gary of Aakona spent the holiday
week-end with Mrs. Martha Baiter
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Butchart
of Toronto spent a few days last
week with relatives in the com-
'munity.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyden Devitt
spent one day• last week in Kit-
chener.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doig spent
the holiday week-end with mem-
bers of their family in St. Cathar-
ines.
Miss Mabel Irwin of Gorrie is at
present staying at the home of
Mrs. Herb Rogers, who has been
with the flu. A speedy recovery
is wished for her,
Mr. and Mrs:Henry Howe, Mr.
and Mrs. William MacDonald, Mr.
and Mrs. William Wilson and
Phyllis, Mr. Cecil Wilson.. and fam-
ily, Misses Louise arid Letitia Mat-
thews, Miss Violet Beswitheriek
and Mr. Mel Batters attended the
Teeswatet Fair last week, •
Mr, Wally Gibson retprned on
Saturday., from the Western Pro-
vinces after spepding the past six
weeks there.,
Week-end, visitors with Mr. and
4-11 CLUB WINNERS.
AT HOICK FAIR
FORDWICH The following
were winners in the Ilowick Beef
Calf' Club,. Dairy Calf Club, Turn-
berry 4-14 Dairy Club and Beef
Club. and Howick Grain Club at the
Howiek Fall Fair, held recently of
Fordwich.
Uowick Beef Calf Club -Junior
furnaln, Lorne Ankenman, Gowans-
town; , steer, Fraser Gibson, Dale
Morland, John Harris; senior fe-
male„ Kent Ankonman, Ross Fitch;
senior steer, Phyllis Wilson, Doug-
las McDonald, Mary Doig,
Dairy Calf Club---Halstein jun-
ior, Lynn Ferguson, Clifford, Don-
ald Ruttan, Carrie, Truas
F.nrdwich; senior, Henry 'Winkel,
Ronald Hibberd, Bill Boyd; Ayr-
shire senior, Alex Strong; show-
manship, Alex Strong, Harry Win-
kel, Billy Van Loo.
Turriberry 4-H Dairy Club - Jun-
ior Holstein, Doughta Fortune, Jo-
seph Jeffray, Mary Jeffray; sen-
ior, Bill Jeffray, Sally Jeffrey,
Keith Mulvey; Ayrshire,. James
Woolcocic; Jersey, Ian Woolcock,
Beef Club --Steers, Bill Kieffer,
Marjorie Kieffer, Georgina Kief-
fer; female, Connie Cathers, Bren-
da Gathers, Peter Mulvey; - junior,
Julia Thornton; shoWmanship,
Marjorie and Georgina Kieffer.
Howielt 4.4H Grain Club -Placing
grain, Thomas Towell, Billy Van
Loo, James McNaughton; placing
sheaf, Melville Greig, Allan Simp-
son, Douglas Fortune,
Mrs. E, A, Schaefer were Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Schaefer and Wendy
of London and Mr. and Mrs, Paid
Wendt and family of Toronto.
Mr and Mrs. Jack Welsch and
Mrs.Jessie, -O'Gorman of Toronto
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keis of
Guelph visited over the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs, Earny . Darcy
and Mr; and Mrs, Wally Gibson,
Mr, and • Mrs. Ted Harris and
family of Brownsville were week,
end visitors with Mrs. Nellie
Gamble and John.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Goldrich of
London and' Mr. arid Mrs, Jack
Wilding of Toronto were week-end
visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Anion
Demerling.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dinsmore
and -Mr. and' Mrs. Bob Sanderson,
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon 'Steinacher
and Mrs. Mary Sanderson were
guests at the Sanderson-Conman
wedding on Saturday in Kitchener
Mr, and Mrs, Noah Reis attend-
ed the 80th anniversary service in
Lutheran 'Chit rch, Walker=
ton, on Sunday.
Birth
REIS-- To Mr, and Mrs.. Millard
Reis, in Mount Hope Hospital,
Hamilton, on Monday,a Oct, 3,
1960, a daughter.
Ea. Powell High
In Cornpetilicn
FoRDwIcii.-The final results of
field crop competition have sheen
completed at, Howiek Fall Fair.
Field. and Seed judging, points out
of total of 200.
Ed. Powell, 1st-184 points; S. J.
Robinson, 178; Lea Fortune, 171;
Norman }larding,- 176; 0. Kieffer,
175; W. F. Campbell, 171; Scott
Clarkson, 1681/2.; Robt. Hibberd, 168,
W.I. WILL CATER
FOR BANQUETS
GORRII:- Mrs, 9, P. McKee,-
Kurtzville was guest speaker at
the -Gorrie Women's , Institute
meeting held at the home of Mrs.
CliffOrd Pyke, Mrs,' McKee spoke
on Citiaenship, dealing with the
many problems of the, immigrants'
language, slow adjusting to new
ways of cities, rooming houses and
drug stores.
Mrs. Glenn Johnston, president,
conducted the, business, It -was
decided to try and send a carload
to the county rally at Auburn, also
to cater to Junior Farmers and
Milk Producers banquets, as in
previous years: A wood fibre
demonstration will be given at the
next meeting,'
Mrs. Harry Rhamp gave a de-
monstration of variations. of post-
age. Mrs. Glad Edgar gave the
motto, "Being nice to live with
is the answer to the world's prob-
lems". Mrs. Clarence Sparling led
in a sing song. The meeting closed.
With "The Queen". •
Offering Plates
Are Dedicated
GORRIE—Rev, J. E. Clarke dedi-
cated new offering. plates at •the
Sunday morning service, in the
Gorrie United Church in memory
of Mr. Herbert Cooke. The gift
was donated by his daughter, Mrs.
H. A. Mutton of Mitchell,
Allan-McMichael---That the Court
of Revision on the Aaseasment
Boll for the year 1961 will be held,
in the clerk's offihe on Friday,
October 28th, 1960, at 8.00 p.m.
Alvan-G,bson—That we adcept
the petition of L, Sanderson for a
municipal drain and forward same
to the engineiaa
McMichael-Gibson—That we ac-
cept the Tile Drainage Loan appli-
cations No. 8 and No. 9.
Haskins-Allan--That -we• accept
the tenders of Tom MacEwan and
Lorne Siefert for snowplowing for
the 1960-61 season at $7.00 per hour
subject to the approval of •the De-
partment of Highways.
Gibson-McMichael—That we, in-
struct the clerk to prepare a by-
law prohibiting the obstructionh of
ditches and ctilverts,
Gibson-McMichael'---That we give
a grant of $25.00 to the Huron
Ploughman's Association.
McMichapl-Gibson—That the road
accounts, s approved be paid.(
Gibson-McMichael—That the fol-
IcWng accounts be paid.
Registrar of Deeds, registration,
$4,80; W. Murray, land purchased,
$100.00; Arthur Forster, sheep kill-
ed $110.00; United Stationery Co.
Ltd., supplies, $13.30; Wingham'
Advance-Times, printing, -$9.90; M
Shortt, postage, $10.00; Eakins and
MacDonald, audit fee, $1,038.17;
Howard Harris, bal. salary, $550.00;
W. E. Whitfield, part salary, $75.00;
J. H. Pollock, part salary, $100.00;
Henry J. Bast, repairing drain,
$5.10; Wm. C. Smith, brushing at
cemetery, $36.55; G. L. Dobson, re-
lief account, $23.36; Wm. Marriner,
relief, $20.66; H. Howe, relief,. $18.17;
E. A. Schaefer, relief, $39,87; R. H.
Stephens & Son, relief, $18.34;
Crystal Dairy, relief, $8.80; Art
Gibson, relief administrator, $13.65;
Robt, Gibson, hospital board meet-
, $5.00 Huron Ploughman's
Association, grant, $25.00; Fred
Sharpin, cutting weeds, $1t,a50;
Road account, transfer. $2,031,08.
MelvfichaelAGibadna--That
now adjourn to. meet again on
November 5th or at the call of the
reeve.
J. Harold Pollock, Clerk,
Arthur Gibson, Reeve.
To Pack Bale
On October 26
GORRIE—Mrs. W. W. Strong
was, hostess for the October meet-
ing of the Gorrie United Church
Woman's Missionary Society. Mrs.
Irvnig Toner chose as the theme
for the worship period, "Thanks-
giving". Mrs. W. W. Strong read
the Scripture. Mrs. Harry Rharne
led in prayer for -Miss A. Sandell,
Korea,
A quilt was tied ,for the bale.
Donations for the bale may be
left in the church and will be
packed on October 26. Mrs. DeWitt
Adam's and Mrs. Harry Zimmerman
will be leaders for . the Mission
Band. The sectional rally will be
held in Wroxeter United !Church,
October 17 from 9.20-3.30, There
will be Bible study this year in-
stead of repotts of each organiz-
ation, Take your Bible.
The hostess assisted by Mrs.
Elmer Parrish and Mts. Russell
Ruttan served refreshments.
Mr, and Mrs. Art Gibson and•
family attended the Huron County
Plowing Match held near Dungan-
non. on Saturday. Keen interest
was shown in the tractor and
horse claws. Everyone enjoyed
being out in such perfect weather,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White
and Miss Lucille. White aocompan-
led by Little -Cindy. Weir of Tog
ronto, spent the holiday week-end
at their home in the villa.ge.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd. Mapleton
and family, Millbrook, were boll-
day guests of Mr, and Mrs. Ross
Coates,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ingram
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs, Al. Crozier, at their cottage
at Lurgan Beach.
Mr, and Mrs. Harvey _Bradshaw
spent the week-end at Port Hu-
ron.
Miss Jean Adams was a week-
end guest of her friend, Miss Jean
Newton.
Thanksgiving visitors with Mr..
and Mrs. •George Gibson were Mr.
and Mrs. Allister Green and daugh-
ters of Goderich and Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Gibson of Liman,
Mr. and. Mrs. A. W. Fiddes, Port
Credit, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fialdes,
Bill and Bob were week-end visit-
ors with Mr, •and Mrs, Wilfred
Brown. •
Ross Tomans visited Mr. Wallace
Toman in the It-W hospital on
Sunday.
Week-end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Harvey Reidt were Mr. Lyle
Relit of Willowdale and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Mowbray and baby of
Kitchener.
Mr, and, Mrs. 'Russell Walker
spent Friday to Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Walkom of Paris
and Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Walker,
Galt, and attended the Simcoe Fair,
Mr. William Ringler, Dearborn,
Mich., is visiting relatives in and
around the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Allan and
family, Montreal, spent the week-
end at their home here. Mr. Allan
is being transferred from Montreal
to San Francisco.
• Mr. and Mrs. George Hunt, Lar-
ry and Debbie, of Brampton, were
GORRIE
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Newton en-
tertained their family, Mr, and
Mrs. Mac Newton and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Hart, Oshawa, on
Saturday evening to a birthday
and Thanksgiving dinner in honor
of the latter. Visitors at the same
home on Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs; Ernest Harris and Leone, Mr.
Prank Harris of Detroit.
Mrs. Walter Charles and Gre-
gory Stephens are patients in the
'Palmerston Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Hastie, To-
ronto, spent the Thanksgiving
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ry Hastie.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller left
Monday and will accompany Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Miller of Detroit
on a trip through the Smoky Moun-
tains and Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barton of
Toronto and Mrs, James Barton,
Drayton, were Sunday' visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. James Edwards.
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Koch .visit-
ed Miss Emma Wahl and Mr
Henry Wahl of Wallace ,ToWnship
on Sunday.
Mt. and Mrs. Cecil -Wilson, 'of
Fordwieh, Mr, John Watson, of
London,. Mr. ',Edward Watson,' •of
13IYth, -were visitors on Sunday
With Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ashton.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dietrich
and Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Gillanders
of Windsor were week-end visit-
ors of Mr, and Mrs. Justin Will.
Mrs. Dietrich suffered a. heart at-
tack on Sunday and was taken
to Wingham Hospita%
Mr. •and Mrs. Lawrence Short,
Fergus, were Thanksgiving visit-
ors with Mss. T. Short and Miss
Myrtle Short.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and
Jean visited Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Neil, Belmore, on Sunday.
Rev, and Mrs. J. E. Clarke,
Joan and Arthur spent Thanks-
giving Day with Rev. and Mrs.
John Clarke, Brownsville.
Mr. and Mrs.- Donald Charles
and family of Burwash spent sev-
eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter Charles.
Mrs. Grace Dalrymple, Beams-
Ville, and Mts. H. Berlett, Listowel,
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Lionel Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs, William Thomson,
Toronto, Were week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cooke.
Thanksgiving visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nay
were Mr, Carl Cook, Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Nay and family, Mr, and
Mrs, Peter Merldinger, all of Kit-
ehenet, and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Greetiley, Clifford.
Miss Mary Thornton, Kitchener.
Visited over the Thansgiving holi-
day with Mrs. Anson Thornton.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jamieson,
Gelerith, spent the week-end
With Mr. and Mrs, T. L. Marines,
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Mantles, of
Stratford, spent Thanksgiving Day
at the same home. In the evening
they all visited Mr. William. Mc-
Innes, Walkerton, on the occasion
ofuhri.s ttbnicritlivtidinsy. .sidney
, Kemp,
wil.
liarn and Alfred, of Listowel, Mr
and Mrs. Lantle Btitrell and
Shelia of 'Rodney spent Thanks-
giving May with Mr. and Mrs. M..
Belandet,
Mr. Bruce Grainger, London,
spent the holiday with his par-
Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Grainger.
Tbe teingbam• abbancr:74Zintrof
WIND HAM, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY OCTORVR 13, 19 40
Miss Louise Browne
Honored by Friends -•
FORDWICH - Mrs. Roy Sim-
mons, Mrs, Fred McCann and Mrs,
Jim 'Renwick eptertained at the
former's. home in Friday night at
a miscellaneous shower in honor
of Miss Louise Browne, bride-elect'
of this month.
Games and contests were enjoy-
ed. during the evening. Louise
thanked everyone and a delicious
lunch was served.
APPROVE NEW WAN
TANK INSTALLATION
A regular meeting of the Hewick
Township Council was held hi. the
clerk's office in October 13th, All
members were present and the
reeve, Arthur Gibson, 'was in, the
chair, The minutes of the last
regular meeting were read and on
motion of R. Gibson and McMichael
were adopted as read.
Allan-Gibson—That we approve
of the installation of a new Water
tank for the Winghain Rural Fire
Truck.
Mustangs Win
Second Game
In the second game of the North
Huron Secondary School Associ-
ation Senior football, Wingham
Mustangs trounced the Seaforth
Golden nears 15-0.
The first half was scoreless, al-
though Seaforth ,doniinated the
play. Here, asaihreughtatit the rest
of the game, Winghain's' kicking
power was excellent,
HoWever, in the third quarter,
things began to roll, Roy Vivian
received the Golden sears' kick-off
and passed it to Ron HoWard, who
ran across the line for' the Mus-
tang's first touch-clown, which was
not converted, Also, in this quar-
ter, fullback Pete Carmichael, who
played. an eXcellent game, kicked a
single for Wingham to make the
score 7-0.
Iri the fourth quartet, on a re-
verse play, halfback Ron }toward
scored his second touch-down of
the game. Quarterback Roy Vivian
ran the convert to make the score
14-0 in the Mustangs' favor, Then,
with five minutes left to play, .Pete
Carmichael kicked another single,
to make the final score Winghati
Mustangs 16; Seaforth, Golden
Bears 0,
This la'Win hat' g pis beecaul vic-
tory in two games. -John Strerig,a
.St. Marys; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hig-
gins, Karen and Terry of Blyth,
were Thanksgiving visitors with
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart' Higgins.
We' are pleased ;to report Mrs.
Ruth McDOnaldahas returned home
from Victoria' Hospital; London.
These on the sick list this week
are Mrs. Herb Patterson and Mr.
Paul 'Static. • 'The latter met with
a painful accident :oh Saturday
'when glass :'atruek''his eye while
cut hunting. "They-Art 'patients in
the Winghani. ' Mrs..
Walter Charles,and Mrs. William
Longstaff ate .in Palinerston Hos-
pital, both having undergone stir-
KerY.
Mrs, Harvey Coupland were Mr, eating in Orangeville, The newest
and Mrs. Stewart Coupland, Mr. WROXE'TER, The Buds of Pro- arrival is the Monarch Master
and Mrs; Bob Black of Toronto raise Mission Band held the fall
and Mt.' and Mrs. Jack Edgar, of
•.
ThP:114Pffering meeting with 31. in The company' is •a leading, tool.
Kitchener, attendanee. The pianist, Mrs. H. Manufacturing
di(,
fabricating
Company,pltolt,,,sy e Limited,c,tai
Mr, and Mrs, Frank Graham, Durst, . opened the meeting with in coin-operated laundry dryers and
metal stampings. Their - products
are sold . across Canada .and to
member nations in - the Common-
wealth,
Site of the new plant la a three
and a half acre lot of fully-served
industrial land at the southern edge
of Orangeville, alongside the Acrow
plant. Plans call for -a modern
5,000 square foot plant to be built
immediately, with an. additional
20,000 square feet to be added
next spring.
andMr. and Mrs. Lyle Hart, Patti
and Susan, Listowel, spent the BUDS OF PROMISE week-end with their parents, Mr.
Week-end guests of Mr. and THANKOFFERINfi and Mrs, William Hart,
GORRIE—AnniVersary . services
will he held in Gorrie United
Church on October 16th, at 11 and
7.30. Rev. T. Garnett Husser of
Wingham 'United Church will be
the guest preacher,
SpecialServices
quiet music. Ann Gibson, presi-
dent, gave the call to worship.'
The Scripture was read by Bill
Durst, followed with prayer by
Jim Sharpin. All members ans-
wered the roll call by a sign of
fall. One member presented the
birthday pennies for September. A
poem on "Thanksgiving" was giv-
en by :Margaret Wright. The of-
fering was taken by Ricky Clark
and. Lance Gibson and dedicated
by the president. Carol Coupland
favored with a piano solo.
Everyone enjoyed a filmstrip,
"A Schoolbell Rings in Angola", de-
picting a story about a boy in An-
gold who gets his greatest wish ,
to attend school in his village, A
question and answer period fol-
lowed, Connie Clark gave a poem,
"The Pumpkin that Grew".
Announcement was made that
the next mailing would be a joint
meeting with the Baby Band,
The "World Friends" were distrib-
uted to each family and the meet-
ing closed with the benediction,
Through the influence *of an In
dustrial edition published 'by The
Orangeville Banner, coupled with
the efforts of Mayor Maude and
local realtor Paul S.Starr, the
'Toronto company chose.. t6 locate
in Orangeville.
As the plant swings into prOdue.
tion, 20 to 25 men will be employ-
ed. Upon completion of the addi-
tion, with increased production,
the staff will he increased to a
maximum payroll of 75 Workers.
Manufacturing 'Firm
Builds in Orangeville
Another Toronto company is lo-
An automatic electric dryer gives
you "indoor sunshine" for your
• wash, every day of the year! And
thanks to electricity, your clothes
dry sunshine-fresh , with no
sunshine fading and for only 5
tents a dryer load.
No clothesline .110
clothesline sag! No weather-
heating! Everything you wash.—
from delicate lingerie to hard-to-
dry woollens—turns out soft, fresh,
and in perfect shape because they
have been handled with care itt
the gentle safety of an automatic
electric clothes dryer.
To get more out of life get the most out of electricity.
gingham Public. Utilities .Compaiision