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,Masonic Servicethe guest speaker was the Rev.
!Buchanan, of Ayr, formerly pastor
LaAKEL t'T _.. '\awroxeter Masonic I of the Qorrie and Wroxeter Plaited
.Lodge heli a service at McIntosh i Church charges. A quartette "in
t;Izzitest Church Sunday evening, thel the Image of Owl." was rendered!
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first tea be held in McIntosh. Ap= I by Misses Qazeld:t Haskins, Juno
jaztaxtrnetely fifty guests were pre- 'Fright.Janette \'frit ht and Donna
sent from Clifford. 1+'ordwieh and ; Ferguson. Organist It:u:
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W. R. HAMILTO
OPTOMETRIST
MOUNTAINS OF CANDY FLOSS were consumed by the youngsters
at the Kinsmen Trade Fair last week. One of the hundreds who
poked their noses into the sticky stuff was Catherine White,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred White, shown as she made ready
fora faceful --wAdvance-Times photo.
CHICKENS KILL D, I and i e tf• bebe13 mills for farm
unresidential and 15 mills for
commercial.
COUNCIL PAYS CLAIM
Robinson
- I:11.ison That the
ad
sail general aeconnts as pre -
seated rrted ht. pissed and paid.
1 -,urban Sri Snell - 'That Die clerk
write the district. Municipal engin-
eer recirle:.ting road by law and
summary :a.:cleitnrnt foam for a
supolemenfary 11y hi, of *100u.00
for construction tint' $'lnuu.On for
nil iitet:unee.
Snell i tnrh:::ciri - '1'laat c•attneil
give ;i tdr:nit ul t<".t"tato lo the 13 -J -
grave, community Arens board for
1Gi;''.
Ili The East \fait•:,nosh council met
June 51 h' vitt all the members lire.
sent and i.ct•ve 11:unr:t presiding.
relt
'i'ht• minntt oY the meeting held
165, \ta}' 1•,t were i'i iii ;Ind :dopled uta
l mo(ion o1 Robinson :riui Patti:;urs.
11t4limb:in:tli Snell 't1itl euuut•il
'KIS 11eoi•ge .Johnston and Harvey
\h1•ti -ell
their claims and John
st
I . \irc'ritltun lees :and mileage.
• Pal tiiItin Robinson---- 'That ran.
ixt rJl urdt•r the A;:st•ssol''s (laid'• frc,n,
Ii the \iut:ieinui \\wild idtl.
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ERNIE
Ernie Fisher has been mayor of Goderich for the past 5 years and
was also on County Council for three years.
In this time he has had many citizens ask him for assistance. He
has never asked them whether they were Christian, Jew, 1.il,eral •
or Conservative.
Regardless of party, color or creed ERNIE FISIIER 1I1I.PEli.
THIS IS indicative of clow he will walk in 01t'awli for Y'0t 1, ih
people of lluron.
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Hood Accounts
Sttut ri t1, L'uru,•<., siiI i and bilis
hairs. :;'lis5-42: Alan Alci:uruey,
tt';t:4,•s :ti; .^,G :11 ; 1 :(.urgi• 'T. Currie,
cheel•:iog gravel, $(11.00; Don Snell,
bulldozing :,mutt. $11.25; Alva Me..
J lutvel1, e;ntdiiig• 82.50; suet) Feed
\1i11, tile. iBLtur: ITcu-o11 (i,ngram,
$;::;:i.'i,I; t:astern Farm M'achincry,
sprayer parte., *117 (-1 Plunkett's
';:nage :-lest 1I'imk repair*, 517.37;
t:eo N. Radford. welding spray
omit. ...lin; 1a:ive Murray, wedding,
''miler. 1511.2x. \\ ngha n `fire Ser
vire. f in., i;2.11,.:at; ri'i;iir,.
.1. 'Tiftil:, h}-.!r,a!!1i' oil, $7.21;
1Iurr. '.%'ii,iti:Is, fuel nil and gas,
$201.117; Dominion Itoad Machinery,
beater hose, $7.55; Canada Culvert
( o„ pipe and ernipiings, $199.28;
The I'edlar I'eoplc•, pipe and coup.
like;~, $110.88; Almond Jamieson,
bulldozing $21:1.75; .toe Kerr, gray..
r•1, $7,607.25: Jedni ,Jamieson, gra..
vel, $473.13; Receiver_General, in_
Pena. tax. :325.25,
General Account!;
Frank Cooper, 'warble fly spray-
er, $180,60; Kenneth Scott, spray
helper, $104.86: Frank Thompson,
inspector, $188,78; Belgrave, Co-op.,
.varbic'i,ac, 5184.92); Receiver -Goner,
:ti, income tax. $15.80; To toads,
rent of sprayer, $127,40; George
Johnston, claim for 182 chickens,
*127,10; Harvey McDowell, r•laim
.for "'i chickens. $58.10; .John F.
.41c('alluni, two trips and mileage,
810 Set; Brookhaven Nursing Home,
maintenance patient. $84.25: R. D.
Philp, Inrdit•iry $12.00; .1ohn Nixon,
fox bounty, 51.1, 9; Kenneth Mc-
IOottgall, expenses, assessor's school
55a.nu: 13ci8rnve Community Centre
grant, *201'.110.
Pateison Robinson That the
eouneil adyrtia to meet July 3rd at
one o'clock at the 1k'1grave Com-.
inanity t', rilr•r•.
1'. \V, Hanna, Iteeve
R. IT. Thompson, C9erlc
1•, :er•,-.1,IVt• -111'' rl imposes damttg.
101; strain on UN rubber. of 11 car W g - to
i . d! iveo .0 tun nm.p.h. for fives titin. worship and the singing of a hymn,
ere:;. the tirt:y become liot enough This was followed by a Scripture
to fry :a;, r•%;r; reading and a prayer by president,
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THE WINGHAM' LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
WOULD APPRECIATE IF ALL `THOSE IIS=
TERESTEL) IN ADVANCING THE CAUSE
OF LII3�ERALISM WOULD COME TO THE
LOCAL HEADQUARTERS IN WINGi°•IAM
Holmdaie Creamery Office
VICTORIA, STREET
Phone 6.63
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Thurs. Evening, June 14
Aaithorized by the Wingham Liberal Association
LAKELET
Mr. and Mrs: Roy Evers, of Wat-
erloo, spent the week -end at their
cottage at Candle's Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McComb
and family attended the Miller re-
union which was held at the Kurtz-
ville Community Centre on Satur-
clay afternoon..
Mrs. Jack Ferguson. The roll call
was answered by 17 ladies with a
vorso from. the Book of 'Proverbs.
The .minutes of the last meeting
were given by Mrs, Alan Darling
and the treasurer's report was
given by Mrs. Elmer Haskins. Mrs.
Eldon -Renwick gave i very inter-
esting report on the United Church
Women's rally which was held at
Mr. Vernon Inglis, -of George -
Monday. Ripley United Church last
town, and .Tim Inglis, of Guelph, Monday.
spent the week -end with their par- Mrs. Bort Wylie gave- two read-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Jim Inglis. ings from the study book "Out of
Sunday viistors with Mr. and the Storm" and ''Church and Com -
Mrs. E. Metzger were Mr. and Mrs. munity." A reading, "The Wedding
Ken Pellett and family, of Wing -
ham, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Metzger, of Palmerston.
Mrs. Jerry Terryberry and
daughters, Lee Ann' and Paula, of
Mount Forest, visited with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin' Reidt
on Thursday afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gadke and
family, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hohnstein and family visited on
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Red
MacDonald, of Wingham.
Mrs. Marjorie Merkley visited
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr, and Mrs. John Wright, on.
Sunday.
McIntosh U.C.W.
June Meeting
LAKELET—The June ,meeting of
the McIntosh United Church Wo-
men was held on Wednesday even-
ing at the home. cit' Mrs. Gordon
WI 'ht and o erred with. a ca
Rose Tree" and a Bible contest on
the Old and New Testament were
given by Mrs. Gordon McKee. The
,meeting was closed with a prayer
by Mrs. Jack Ferguson and a
lovely lunch was served by the
hostess.
CORRECTION
In last week's paper two step-up
tables and a coffee table to match
were omitted from a list of gifts
presented to Miss Lois Dodds of
Brussels at a shower held in St,
John's Church basement.
Ministers Hold
Family Picnic
Wingham and District Minister-
ial Association held its annual ram.
ly picnic on Monday. Because of
inclement weather, supper and so-
cial games were held in the school-
room of Gorrie United Church.
Games were conducted by Rev, E.
C. Attwell, Corrie, and Rev. A. E.
Coles, Fondwich.
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was an interesting model of the Douglas Point house the turbines.—A-T photo.
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"1 TOO LOST WEIHH WHEN I WENT
OUT TO PASTURE UNTIL MY DOSS OOT
ME SOME SHUR-GAIN HAIRY RATION"
Yes, this could be very true and may apply to
your herd if you've been feeding them well dm -
Mg the winter months.
PASTURE IS THE LOWEST COST FEED
for dairy cattle and
one of the best, but
don't be misled. Pas-
tures are high in Pro-
tein but low in Carbo-
hydrates and Energy.
(The most important
single need of the dairy cow) SHUR-GAIN Pas-
ture Dairy Ration is high in Carbohydrates and
thus- provides the energy lacking in new lush
pasture.
Call in and tell us oftyour situation, we will be
glad to show you just how little Pa%st.ill,e, f)idiy
Ration you really need.
Wingham Feed Mill
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