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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-06-20, Page 8Pale c Eight The Wlingbnlu,. Advane.e- 'imes, Wednesday, .Tuna 2o, 1962 BATE NOT SET ACHE4 r ������ �'�IAII� BOARD Mee ktdneya Lot to remove puttee acids and Wastes, buotteette-•-fired testing- disturbed roof often may tollow. (mare Keeley erns stimulate steno* to memo' duty, yell tee' better, elm ,better, work better.. 80 IIS SIJIII I QUESTION Special (u 'ritn ee'M'inles B) H. E. TJliott 1 1l(11'I:I«1 '11 '1' it t' l3elnlurt' i )ach,,,el eoeirie.erse trill go befure :t melte •,t 01ta'ItUun, l)elleved the ALAN �{ ylry�ili 1 lir" ,,t,, 1 , t ap la fiuroe t'uuuty ii. ALAN WI tulle ,,,:ui1•li '•, It•:11 1',:ttl a matter 07) 1,'h 7 u , leele,i tn„lti vt, :Is itvl<t'ti Optometrist t^^ ,•', 1'ul:.1./1 :oiuuted a report :mei Il': ewe''741t:lite elttnillittt•e +•..,vwvvwvvvv. , t•'1!»e 1' 111. that at tete euesIdt')'l•(I Pa!rick St. Wing hang f t l e t.t1, 1. ti••l,i ratep:t)'t•1's of the 1 'r' 1.1l , b 1, :i !'il Phone 770 /X/ VOW* i i,' .iI NOW! 1 (v.,. LOW SUMMER PRICES ON blue coal' Fuel prices go up in the Fai1. So till your bin with steady -burning 'blue coal' now and save. Re- member, the sooner you order, the Inure you save. Call us today! COME IN OR PHONE US TODAY IL N. GOSVDY Si SON WIN GIIAM AND GORRTE Phone ('ollecb WROXETER 220W1 xf *PAi1l;, SAFE LOW-COST HEA i EtasramesamMiroMillimiiimmainimIdart BROWNIE'S Drive -In THEATRE Limited CLINTON - ONTARIO rwo Shows Nightly, Rath .or Clear Children under 12 in cars Free THUR.- FRT. JUNE 21.-22 Mt No. 1• .Showa! at 9.45 only "THE INN OF THE SIXTH HAPPINESS" Ingrid Bergman - Curt Jurgen:: (CnFeur - Scope) Bit feta. 'a. --Shown at 1.2:15 "DAYS OF THRILLS AND LAUGHTER" (Excerpts from great emnedie' of the past) (Cartoon) SAT.-MON.-TUES.-WED. JUNE 23-25-26-27 Hit No. 1--Sbown at 9.45 only "SERGEANTS 3" Frank Sinatra - Dean Martin Sammy Davis .Tr. (Colour - Scope) Hit No. 2 -Shown at 11:35 "GAMBLER WORE A GUN" Jim Davis (Cartoon) h.1: 1,,t 1 .'i. Ilu.cick air! "el 1+1,}t 1' .:•171 Hie matter" report), tu'•i ,ie'i :t l„•:r,lt ,1f urbltl':tlhit 1W fi l:1, ; (Naito% ,fill,•., i1ltilrel'tUi J. ‘,11 W. G. 1.. brow. .1 vi)n Inane( :uul ',,'II- !r- 10, 1: .1 1 ti'. :!t' ;:t <t. tat. :aimed •. a .� A .; 7'Le e?•,• ,li 1 :' oi,'1 Int 1.• ill :uel .iiepalna. judge tt ill have to lie t,s i : t77 in tel' the board, it Eine he•t"I r it Sita. It e 1;1 'r:: ,ik : i •(7 l :ul't'I, ;Led trent :1:111 I •Lipo::} '•l,: .%1;1).(•1, ::net Beev.• Punt Lei.. per '•1 Ibille•t) eh:amm t) of the euri•.,11:!•te,- rulr!h)ittoe. "tv:' met me. a, 7, •+ai len Sine,. then we met %kith .ee,l!..r tout heard the pros auil •0,117'. Atter discussion we 11n11,';la till ('•'7 thing was to have :,i, :,r•Letr 7ivi, hoard appointed." '1'h• 11 (i1to'e section is aeeessed iu 7'.1!7.,. 'J'uwrl$hip echool Brea, Blue,• (*.Uhl). 1''lrnlre l'nmprises pad. 'r u•nberry, Howiek, (`u1 - t•:,':, and ('0rri,'k. The 13elntore ::etsoul 1:: er0;V)ied and old. C.11ross board aid teliete th.- situation by eonre pupils to Teeswater. '1100 H. Jet11,1'e gl'e, lap is pressing to have 0 '''17r:11 school built there, lend it ":••ter to e10 this they want - tit one ::.-,tion t'ronl Turnberry and tit',.- frou7 Illeviek and one from 4 '.tiv,e t= and itrnpo:eel building a foal' reonl srhuul. 'I'lre•n discussion a,: to ',that I3ow'dck would 410, :end klt,wirk Cuuneii was asked t'; rete:a•:) these three sections. r-alinci1 refused, inairetaining that the three sections belong to How- ie i'. and :thy plans for centralize - hoe would he /'orried out in How- lett, :-., people up there got a peti- tion 'cut. protesting tile action of Heal ick t'I,uneil. and under Section 'lel of 711.' 1''tblie Schools Act ap- WED FIFTY YEARS -Mr, and Mrs, Chester L. Longman of Wind- sor celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Tuesday, The former Mabel Elliott, sister of William Elliott, Glenannan brick yard, and Mr. Longman were married in Wingham and have resided in Windsor ever since. Mr. Longman was a popular bar- ber in the Prince Edward Hotel and the Canada Building and was also employed by the Ford Motor Company. The Longmans have two sons, Jack of Windsor and Douglas of Montreal, and three grandchildren, Thomas, Robert and James of Montreal. A family dinner honoring the Longmans was held on Saturday. LAKELET Mr. and Mrs, Jack Ferguson and family spent the week -end with Mr, and Mrs. Jack I-Tiscox, Woodstock. Mr, and Mrs. Stuart .Douglas and family visited with Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Ellis, of Clifford, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Seip, of El- mira, visited with Mr, and Mrs. Irvin Dickert on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Smth, of London, spent the week -end at their home here. Also visiting with thein were Mr, and Mrs. Paul Knudsen, of Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Metzger and family attended the Stewart reunion, which was held at Vic- toria Park, Kitchener, on Sunday. Mr`s. Art Landman is at present a patient in St. Mary's Hospital, Waterloo, undergoing treatment. pealed to county council, which re- ferred the matter to its consulta- tive committee. 1 7 a Tit 1 d3 a eI 6 Cf't those. "extras" titai: cost nothing! Cheerfully, we take care of all those little "extras" (like wiu(l hield wip- ing.) that add nothing to your bid, but much to your pleasure in stop pill'' here. arl NAM MOTORS 111.1 n Pi-JONE 139 - WINGHAM of ..t It l lel 1 M : ?LS I NO lilt 11;1131:1 X11:1.11 tr11111111B11!fll►1�111111111111 ill,>r11i1illtill.'Jlie 1: 1111tirel111i1111•II1•I111111 i111111111i1'i1111Tfi IFtliet ri 1 MI I'I4 I i I'Iil'7'gt:lilt l'Iq'll0'IIs1III111111IID1114i'll111 11111110 311111,1111111111111111511111111111 111U11111151I1111111m1 HA TFC E: CROW Operating on reduced schedule for month of June OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, I 1tIT AY AND SATURDAY EACH WEE CLOSED - Mondays and Tnesdag'i t1ironeliout June-JVTNE 4 to JUNE 10 %VEDNES,-fiLURSDAY-FRIDAI'-4A.II Tf1I JtTNE 20-21-22-23 "BLUE HAWAII" IN MAGNIFICENT TECHNICOLOR, STARRENO ELVIS PRESLEY A'1' 11114 ALL TIME 11Ir',SST Filmed In Beautiful fla.waii . , ,'Von tide the ere).t 'of the wave to the world's lushest ... paradl':e of songs , , , 14 tremendous song hits E110W at 7:15 and. 9:15 lifiiitlNl'NIINihNIilNIliffitNliNlN1 f111II11JlilfN, TRES DRIVE-IN TitETRSDAY-FRIDAY .TUNE 21-211 "Twist Around the Clock" with CHUBBY CHECKERS and all that wonder- ful gang -Recommended for everyone "Everything's Ducky" Mickey Rooney and. Buddy Hackett SATURDAY ONLY "The Oklahoman" In CinemaSeope and Color -Starring Joel McCrea "Dondi" Starring David Jansen, Patti Page, Walter Winehell SUNDAY, JUNE 24 -LATE SHOW A.de% 75e "Steel Bayonet" -- plus "Enemy y From Space" n RINE 23 M MONDAY-TtTESDAY-'t'V17 DNESS, JUNE 25-26-27 'BREAKFAST at TIFFANY'S' In Technicolor - Starring Audrey Hepburn - Mickey Rooney - Bnddy T'bsen Patricia Neal Featuring the Academy Award. Winning Song - "Moon River" IMI! 141111 illliiiI lit Ili*ll�liii:ill?i$ wibiiIIiiIll fliill i[il iliifiUil ,Presentation for Mr. and Mrs. White LAKEL1YP Friends and neigh- bours of Mr. and Mrs. John White and son, Robert, gathered Thurs- day evening at McIntosh United Chervil basement to mark the oc- casion of their having moved to Teeswater from this (i mnlunity. The address was read by Russell Sewers and Mr. and Mrs. White were presented with a lovely table lamp and 0 coffee table. Robert was presented with a leather bill- fold with his name engraved inn It. A social hour was enjoyed by all, followed by a delicious lunch. PLAN BUS TRIP LATER THIS MONTH LAKFLET - 'rhe Lakelet W.T. held its June meeting nn Wednes- day ednes day evening President Mrs. Cliff mailman opener] the 0)01-'tieg in the usual manner. I)e'vot10017 were read! by Whet: Arnold Gadke, Guests were Home tcconomist Miss (:]lrlu'dst and the Lakelet Luelcy Lassies 4-H Club. Club'lea:d- .•r iters. Lyle M ur,'ay Introduced KWh caul, girl awl had them model their garments, giving the amount t' ),wterial 11111',1 and the oast of 1!, '1 hi• Ore, have all 1)111(10 mart t:t-ci•heel' eottnl1 the ees for sutra mer %veer, u1 which they (,1111 be Wetly proud. Vfio. Iloyd .Taeques introduced Mise (h1, -Inlet, of Clinton. Miss Gilehrist gave at 12(1elestig and. intl11100trvc tulle on 4••11 work. Mrs. Derrill 1lallinan thanked her and pre -seated her with a lovely ar- "an t•tileul Or ftowe'rs. TLB Motto :vas 7,'vetl by Mrs. leek I''erl:nli:ln, "'the home is the .grit on vrl:ic•h civilization is built" A report of tit,- (empty rally at Walton was prepared by Mrs. H. \I.'alll01. and ((:u1 by Mrs. Gordon Mehr e. Plans fur a bus trip to be taken on June 20th were outlined by Mrs. (I, McKee, It i8 planned to visit local industries and Douglas Poiret: nuclear station. A deliciaus ]nn1.h was served by Mrs. Bert Wylie, lifrs. 1'erey 1111111 and Mrs. Allan Wylie. - CORRIE Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Edgar r"ill. e(i at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Cameron Stewart of Molesworth on 'r'"day evening. Mr. and Mrs, Alex Butler, (toiler ]eh were tonna" •'Halt:• of :11r, and Mrs. T. L. McInnis. cInis. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin leosi(•r and funny, ('.tilt stent. Sunday with Mai ate; Imre. I(e'nuet.h Underwood. Mr. :Mr? Mrs 'Robert lelsohner and f:,(nils visited Mr, and Mrs. Jelin harper of 1lu'l1rlgfurrl on Sunday. Rev. and Mr), Ma nice( MeN eh of Port Elgin mailed with Mr. and Mr's William Darling, Mr, anri Mrs, Kenneth (171!loway anri family and Mr, and Mre. Frank Farrow end family of Galt and Mr. and Mrd:. Clifford Brown. L'etty Lou and (Indy 01' ivfolesworlh spent Sunday at 110 111011' of Mrs. Ann Ttitr'll]a. Ilmiler VA-enhe'n Edger, Listowel, spent tin• week, end with his grand - parr n t: , Mr. arid Mai, Glad Edgar. Ml vfyr11e Jiallagih and Mr. Fleming T.all:lee of Wi)'ghaln ra11) 0 or, Mr and Mrs. Wilbert (,aliotrav ort Sunday., Mr. and lvfr0 'Phomas :1.1011,11('7 and 3M''. end Mr:a, Gordon Tinder., wood attended the 1'ounty Orange. ,,('(Vice in. 117. ITelens ort Sunday. Over 141(1 paraded 111111 a wreath wtua laid at the r"notap}t. Mr. will aTre. Stanley Kemp and family, Listowel, vi ,ited :1•'Ir. and lJre 1':d dlolar:h'l' 7n, Sen)lay. Mr. rind %ir:,. Fred Coulter and Mr (Tifton ('oulte•r td :itr'd Mr aitd Mrs. vT(J'v'in (Inon71, fire, 4, :virtry- bUrullgh, rile '':)end:ly Mr, nal 1,71': M:11111(1, Dennis, Sant' arid r lunge, :),1'111 1` ttnday with 1,Tr. and Ma: Elmer Dennis of Arthur. ivl'r, and 1,1'',,. Robert Strong vig.. ,Ited :1r, and atria .Jack Blyth)' of Miituu ou flunday, IVTr, and Mrs Iiennel11 Tia:itie, 11,4'r. 71171 M ,- T.ohr•rt. Thistle, Kevin, Donald 11101 Brien !anent ,Sunday with Mr 0101 Mie. Walker Tlastie pf Eriridale. The Wclnen's Auxiliary of St. COULD BE SUBJECT Me. and Mrs, Clarence Clement spenththe the re.end at theft' tem- TO HEAVY FALLOUT mer MI'.' and Mrs. William Simpson Spc(litil to The Adwfiri(A+-'ilynte:) tCold arol, Mrs. Stewart andn =Ss Diane Mood of Molesworth were ,Sunday visitors with Mrs, Frank F. Wright. Mr, and Mrs. George Gibson, M,.lrray and (xienis, accompanied by Miss (Gertrude Bush and Mrs. W, 14. Weir, ir, attended the Edgar re- union in Gorrie park on -Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, John Clarice and family were in. Milton for the week- end where they visited Mr, and AL -s. J.',ilison FJllsley. Sunday visitors with MI', and Mrs, Bussell Walker were Mr. and Mrs. Ilan Walltotn and Jeanie Ma- r u'. Paris) Mr, and Mrs, William. Simon 11110 .Jimmie, Woodstock; Mr, i. d ANUS. 1,ee.Miller•and little Wan.. (10Cook of A.yr'; Mr. Harry Walk- er, Atwood, Mr. anti Mrs. Howard Bowman 1217 family, Petersburg, visited on Sunday at the home of Me, Ross 'PUnlan. 1.s Sam Ovington and son Tony spent the week -end with Mr, and Mrs. Clarence White, Brussels. Mr, John McGee, Mr, and Mrs.. William McGee, London, were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Mc- Gee at the week -end, Mr, James Doig, accompanied by Mr. Ed Gilmer, left early Wednes- day morning to visit relatives at Edmonton, where the latter will remain for a longer visit, Mr. Doig will visit a niece in Edmonton be- fore going on to Calgary to visit a number of old neighbours who have retired to that city. He will then tisit in and around Empress, Alta., where he farmed for 2 years before coming East. .Oa his way home he will visit relatives in Saskatche- wan and Manitoba. Miss Nancy Newton, London, was tl week -end visitor at her home here, `'Neck -end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Reidt were Mr. and Mrs. I3ob Mowbray and Danny of Kit- chener. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Lucas, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Heath and Paul, all of Listowel, were Sunday visit- ors with Mr, and Mrs. Ross Coates. Mr. and Mrs. James Alcorn and family, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. William Wade, spent the week -('rid at the Alcorn Cottage at Coboconlc. Mr, and Mrs. George Kerr and Eugene of Dresden were week -end visitors with the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Kerr, Mr, and. Mrs. Nick Worthington, Searborongh, spent a couple of days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark and also visited Mrs. Worthington's father, Mr, H. G. Clark. Miss Mina Ball, Mr, Arnold Ball, Mr, and Mrs, George Sanderson, 'Miss Nellie Ball and Mrs. George Griffith attended the funeral of the tate Mrs. (George Charlton 'at Ailsa Craig on Tuesday of last week, Mr, John Reid and daughter Averil of Hythe, Alta., and Mr. Charles Small of Londesboro called on Mr. and Mrs, George Gibson on Thu rsday. Mr. George Clark, Toronto, was a week -end visitor with his father, Mr, H. (G, Clark and Mr. .Tames OWLET. Miss hazel Sperling was a Sun- day visitor at the home- of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eaton, Seaforth, We are happy to say Mrs. Sperling, who has been In Seaforth hospital, is now recuperating at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Eaten. Vancouver Man Attends Reunion (xORRIF.,---• Seventy descendants of the late Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Ed- gar of Teeswater attended a re- union in Gorrie community park on Sato rday. John Murdoch of Vancouver was Inc winner of the prize for com- ing the longest distance. William Dane, Gorrie, was the oldest man present and Mrs. Lillian Weir of Wroxeter the oldest lady, The one- week -old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lamont, Wingham; was the youngest present. Morley Bell, Gorrie, won the peppermint guessing contest. Rac- es and games were held for the children. 'Those present were from Woodstock, Goderich, Teeswater, Wingham, Lakelet, Blyth, Beigrave Wroxeter, Corrie and Vancouver. Stephen's Anglican Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Chas. Lawrence on Thursday at 2.30 p.m.; roll call, a verse from. St. Pa'il's Epistles, Mr. and Mrs. ,Jack Douglas, Lis- towel, visited Mr. and Mrs. Man- fred Irwin on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Bower Parrish and sons of Goderich visited at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. hoyden McCoag and family of Palmerston visited Mr, and Mrs. Thomas O'Krafka on Sunday. Mr, Jack King, Barrie, spent the week. -end with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Bing. Miss Elaine Miller is spend- ing the week in London and De- troit, Mr. William Koch, Earl and Glen of Gowanstown visited Mr. :trul Mrs. Charles Koch on Stinday. Mr, William Edwards, Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Phillips of London visited on Tuesday with Mr, and Mrs. James Edwards, Mrs. ,Teale MacDonald, London, spout a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford King. Mrs, Andrew Davidson, Mrs. Roy (,owdy, Mr, and Mrs, Chas. Finlay, Mr, . and Mrs, Harry Gowdy, Mr, and Mrs, Raymond Gowdy and ,Janna Lynn and Mr, Ross Earl attended the Marl Reunion in LIS- •towPl on Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Harrison, Mr, and Mrs, Earl Harrison and family, Goderich, visited Mr, and Mrs. Elgin Fulton of Galt on Sun- day Mrs. FT. 0, Attwell and several members of the .Ttinior Auxiliary were in London on Saturday for the Diocesan Junior Auxiliary an- nual meeting. Guests at the home of Mr, and By IL E. Elliott CODERICH---•"Everyone north of the Huron road to Seaforth .can come opt of their shelters in six hours," This is the .type of message citizens may .hear in event of haz- ardous radioactive fallout. To measure radioactivity in the atmosphere, three monitoring sta- tions will be equipped with the ap- propriate instruments. They are in themselves, of course, shelters. One bas been built immediately north of the C.N. 'station in God- erich; others are being establish. ed at Hensall and Clinton. The CN agent here will take charge in event of, fallout, and report as ne- cessary to a regional station at London , Huron Is not designated. as a likely target area in a nuclear at- tack upon the North American continent. However, the county 1 could be subject to heavy radio- active fallout, probably from det- onations on the Michigan penin- sula. A less likely origin would be'! from detonations in the Toronto, Hamilton, Niagara Falls, Windsor and London areas. "At the best," Emergency Mea- sures Co-ordinator Murray Mac- Donald reported to county council, "Huron County can expect a. 2 -hour warning of a nuclear strike on targets that would affect the coun- ty. At the worst the warning could he 15 minutes. Approximate time of arrival of radioactive fallout could be from two and a half h'orn's at best, to 45 minutes. , "A radioactive monitoring system is in process of being established and we are privileged to have these federal institutions established in our county. They are being handled by people here. If ,an event actually happens, they have instruments to take readings on radioactivity In the atmosphere and would publicize these readings." Only One Battery In regard to county organization for an emergency, Mr. MacDonald said: "In our county with. some 50,000 population we have only one battery of militia, and that Is in Wingham. We cannot expect it to do too much. The St. John Ambu- lance is behind us 100 per cent, though we have only the one small division in-Goderich', but Wingharti' '.r Ihave ].00 is interested and 90to names in that group. I think they will organize St. John in the late summer. , When that is completed, I intend to stimulate the southern. end, Exeter, and then the eastern the Seaforth area, so we will have the St, John on the periphery of the county. I think they will he a great assurance to us if we had either a warlike or natural disas- ter, I have accepted voluntarily to be the area commissioner. "The Exeter community group is being organized now, including Us-, borne, Hensall, Hay and Stephen, I They have appointed an Emergen- cy Measures officer who is an en- thusiast. At Wingham I have had my first meeting. That group in- cludes Blyth, Brussels, Turnberry, ITowick, Morris ,and East Wawa -- nosh, and they are in process of organizing. We will have by the middle of the summer the northern and southern parts organized from the EMO point of view, and this is a good accomplishment. "Our emphasis should he on our survivaland preparing this county to receive people from less fortu- nate areas. • "Please don't think this is for war; it is emergency measures and all that that involves. The good Lord has protected us in this coun- ty, but there is no reason we can- not be hurt by tornado or some such event," When the report was brought in Reeve Morgan Agnew of Clinton, chairman, said: "For this particu- lar work we are very fortunate in having selected a man of Mr. Mac - Donald's ability, He has done a lot of work -it has not' been easy- and .he has shown devotion to duty and I an interest in this work," Reeve Tom Leiper of Hullettl said he felt ,as though he had. let) Mr. MacDonald down. "In a rural municipality," he said, "it Is hard to get any co- operation 'or a program set up. I do not find anybody interested," "1 thought we had sold this through the county," said .Reeve Agnew. "Personally, I carry fire in- surance and life insurance and. hope I do not get burned out or die, but T have this protection, We may never have this emergency, but it is good insurance to have this or- ganization, It would be .a terrible situation if an emergency arose and we had no preparation, We would he blamed." Mr. MacDonald mentioned that Major John Clark, provincial field officer of EMO, was present and available to answer questions. No questions were asked, and Warden McCuteheon ramarked that the re- port seemed "to have all the ans- wers; ' Mr, MacDonald reported visiting, since last council session, Legion branches, municipal officials in every area except Seaforth, CM,detg, Boy Scouts, scoutmasters and hos- pital staffs. "The Legion is behind us 100 per cent in any planning we put into effect In our enenty," he said. Mrs. Harry Zifinerinan on Sun. day were Mr and Mrs. Jean• An- dari. and Stephen John of. Clinton; ,Mrs. Te4sie Zi)nmerman, Ford. DONNYBROOK Mi'. and Mrs, Willows. Mountain and Mrs, Elg'n Josling of Londes- bol•o visited 'Tuesday with Mrs. Wesley ,Iot'fcrson and family, MIss Elaine Jefferson of London spent the week -enol with her pa. rents. Mr. 17,440 Mrs. Charles ,1,'f Person, Mrs, (ons Devereaux spent the week -end with her sister, Mrs. Let tl'll'r of Toronto. Me. and Mrs. Jim Noble, Donnie. Marlene and .Sanlli'11 of'l'h11mesfurd and Mrs. 13iele, mother of All':,. Noble, from New Westminster. 13 C',, wllo 18 visiting them,. :geed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Julur Noble and family, quite a number of 1)cnnybrook United Church Women attended the meeting at Westfield Wedeeeti.a evening and enjoyed hearing ivlr0. Bert Alton, of huclulow, who wits the special speaker for the 001.0. cion, A carload also attended the meeting at St. Helens Thursday afternoon, where Miss Ruthoriur+l of St, Helens, who was the speaker, gave an interesting address. on her wich; Mrs, Eunice Harris, Colon say, Sask.; Mr. and Mrs. William Zimmerman, London and Mr, and Mrs. Jack Shiell and family, of Wingham, 4 trip fin Nassau, I I,05t Mnn(itty 1'vr'ning Mrs, k d - ward l:obinson invited the Donn, brook (nitOd c'hur'ch ladies r hero,• whl t1. ('0010818 1111(1 a sntochital time teem r•n;oyed. Mrs. Thorn Armstrong read an address and Mrs. Gordon Naylor Presented a lamp to MIs. Harold Woods, who !s 10aving the neighborhood, AI- thougl-i taken clompletely by sur. 71ri.+e, Mrs. Wuads xriad<' tt cod: 6 reply. The 1ront'('35 s('i'ved a delle- lou:l lune!). Whet: 'thew 717.1' 1lt:el , t')11in;i' 0 ophclte to 1 p(11l ,ti Gross(eleing0 ewelight•il, :•71'.iu1. 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Entrance and Exit from Elizabeth Street (at rear of hotel) FEATURI I111 The New "Sloppy Joe" BEEF BURGER 35c f1. Sundaes, Milk. Shakes, Ice Cream Cones, Bulk Ice Cream, Soft Drinks, Coffee, Beef Burgers, I-Iot I Dogs, French Fried Potatoes --- ALL AT POPULAR PRICES !! t FREE CPUES for the Kiddies Opening Night ':NWan4tN, BE A mon WINNER M i Every week - Coupons will he given with each I purchase during the week for drawing on latest: ill "Hit Record" from the Top Ten iw First Record Wirer will be DRAWN A.T. 11 P.M., SATURDAY, JUNE 22 Ill Yoit do not need to be ilresenl: to 'twin. Winning nurebers will be j ennouneeel throat Beek in 11r'iit ,vis 'Pori: Tasty Takeout y1 SPARE RIBS and CHICKEN will he avnilable to en( ett1' 01' 10 gale Bogie We serve COUSINS DAIRY PRODUCTS ■