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BAND TO ENTERTAIN 'TILL DUSK
BOOTH ON THE GROUNDS
JACK,
JOANNE COU1T•E5,geta ready to sell Juliana the. cow duringthe fair. scene of
East Wawanosh Public School's. spring musical ply The' magic Beantalk. At this point
Jack is trying todemonstrateJuliaina's mathematical profess. However, the cow, played
by Steven .Robinson and Donald Dunbar,"lust can't seem to get the right number. The play
was presented on Maio Band 9. (Staff Photo)
Motitgent-
M►. and
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JO. and
Gibson and .tin t'
Day guests of Mr.
I
Bottom.
, tom.,
' R Mrs. AustinStinson
attended Harriston United
Sunday morningwhen
their grandson, . JamLaverne
Stinson, was christened,
amt the day. With Mr, and :Mars.
tfaverne K evening!
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M+! . a Mrs, Austin Stinsoniwere
Mrs. Grace a Zeigler of Harriston
and Milton and. Paul ice;
Dave Dinsmore 1,, this Week
attending the Ontario Nursing
Home. Association spring
workshop .being held at Banff,
Alberta. •
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fletcher of
Kitchener and ' pilot Brain f
Waterloo were weekend guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown
Ml`s, Pat Daunt, Mrs. Donald
Vi and Mrs, Emmerson Fe u .
soli attended the diocesan annual
meeting held in London. a.
Weekend visitors.with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Warren were Miss Ann
Marie Fleischauer and Bob *-
Mullen of Stratford and Mr. and
Mrs. C. Graff of Hanover.
Carolyn Dinsmore, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Dave Dinsmore
underwent an appendectomy
Thursday morning at •the
Palmerston Hospital.
'Quite a , number from here
attended the Heinmiller-Temple-
man wedding Saturday evening
in the Gorrie United "Church and
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Prices in this advertisement
are in effect
until May 23, 1974
are busy days when apartment dweUers .get their
balconies ready dor summer sitting and home owners
repair winter damage to outdoor equipment.
Homeowners -- replace
that battered garbage
can with a new, sturdy
corrugated galvanized
steel GARBAGE CAN
WITH COVER, 16'%
gal. cap., for only
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At your friendly
Dominion Hardware store
you can buy a brown barnboard
48" PLASTIC PLANTER with a metal
95
bracket suitable for mounting on any,,
railing for
Rubbermaid
DELUXE TOILET BOWL'
BRUSH SET available in six
colors — white, mauve,
pink, blue, avocado and
gold (all with white brush) .
SPRING 99
VALUE
at
Your dealers will endeavour to keep a
quantity of each advertised item in stock
to meet all reasonable customer de-
mands. In the event that the supply of
one or more items becomes exhausted,
your, dealer will require five days to
obtain the items, at no extra charge,
from tnetr warehouse. If any items are
unavailable, your dealer reserves the right
to substitute items of equal or better
quality at the same price.
For the handyman ,at a handy time—
, a 22 piece hot forged MIBRO
SOCKET WRENCH SET with 14"
and %" square drives and 17 sockets
from 3/,8" to '3/,s"
all packed
in a strong
111 1149
plastic box at
For the first picnic of
the year, we have a
28 quart portable
polystyrene COOLER
CHEST for only
109
May is the time to
clean your windows
and ret the sunshine in.
EASY OFF
WINDOW CLEANER
with ammonia
20 oz.
the
Clifford
Everett
vis deo day
parents, .
Jandasaw
Rom
lit, J' y, Je r,
and Jacide Bay R s.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Mark and. Barbara
spent the .iveekend
here
p' . Mr. Ami
stikripstrOng..
{ 1340 :Sothern, • W
ington Hargrave, , :1311
Mulvey Mrs.. .Sothern.
. and Tint. Wit: May in MI
LetienerR
Mr..w i s. Hoy Sommers
om ers
:visited, Thursday in Mtm.
. Everett �' :MAF.
Carroll J� attended
t �y lase last eek .for
teles., held at .
University of Guelph.
Mr.' . ~-Len Edgar .
Mount Faret were.. icen
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.: Elmer
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Hultch.
Wailliamson. ' ,
visited one -day last week with
Mrs. Jai ,Stewart at Mules-,
worth.
Mr� •
and Mrs.. Jim Fitch'
Wpm W Sunday ,
with Mr. and ,,Mrs, Pon,. King. Me
s.
visitors with Mrs.
Gare Harris were John Harr
Peterborough; Miss Margaret
Iamb of Newmarket. and Mr,•
Mrs. `l Watkins of :Bolton. 'rhe .
al visited with Mr. Harris at:the
Palmerston o pitall. iV rs.
• Watkins remained:anal will fiend
a few .daysawith her mother. ;-•
Mr. and Mrs. Girl.Stewart, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter' Demerllh
and Mrs. -Stewart. Douglas, Mrs.
and Mrs. ,Ken Dettman,,,Mr. and.
Mrs:; Bruce:Kreller ,and.
Mrs. }Arnold Kreller 's
weekend in Wheeling, . West
Virginia and attended the Grand
and Mrs. °Robert_ Connell
.' wit ' Mr. .and
Mrs. Keith Duncan and family of
andwe Mr. and Mrs.
Trev Hainstock in Milton, On
Thursday evening they visited
with.' oan• Bateman at
.
The 6th meetingof the' 'Ford.
wich Groovy Groomers opened
with the pledge: Shelly Zurbigg
readthe minutes:
The roil call
w, § nsw.tlre4 by 'five members.
Well
Listowel
at
distr;
Huntii
•
m�:�hall by
a 0 • ' A Y
e '� .
M Irene oMa
�( 1 last Mr. and
Mrs, and
pN� ! J an
' at Os same
bore � .' and �F jim
���y
Stevenson .of .Harte an� d Mr.
+�. Mrs. ' ... "iG , *ride and ; w
riam r, " -
Mir. and
y and
We* in'
Mrs. Ow
So. and
.
of vi`sited.r �. °
Patient . in Victoria,
and London.
y '. and: Mrs, Lorne Seifert,
on a two week holiday to
� Ptovi es.....
sundaY• guests with
Mrs.'fusses'', Ruttan were '.
and Mrs. Dior Reae and anu
+
,Lindon, Mr. and Mrs. Go
idl ion. and ,family et
i,Mrs. W. C. die
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and.'Mr. and.`:Mrs.1
rove end ° ristlan of
uie up i►
visited recently
Brampton with
Mrs 3
Ethel
Vy
The next `meeting will, be held.
.May 22nd. at Ruth H:arding's.
Mrs, Greta Bennett demon-
strated and •discussed • howto
apply make-up.
Mrs. Joan Longstaffe and
Brent of Willowdale and Grant
Goldrich of Guelph were weekend
guests with Mr. and Mrs.. Anson
Demerling.
Lorne Wilson of Toronto, Miss
Pat. King of 'St. Jacobs and Miss
Linda Ettinger of • .Waterloo
visited their parents over : the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Gress of
Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Ries of Hamilton and David
Muilens of Aylmer, Quebec,
visited recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Noah Ries.
Mr. .
. and Mrs.
Gordon d Goldrich
and family of Guelph visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mr's. Anson
Demerling.
Mrs. Verna Galbraith and Mrs.
Elsie Strong spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Galbraith in
Guelph. On Thursday Mrs, Gal-
braith, Mrs. Strong and Mrs.
Ernie Dinsmore of Clifford
visited their • niece, Mrs. Earl
Upper in St. Catharines General
Hospital .
Visitors over the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Sotheran
•
Weekend gu't
Rub l.Fo r v
ren Parkinson, ;Miss` ', Jean
Foster and Wn> . , nth, of
'Toronto..
a
GORRIE -!-- St.,Ste phen's ;guild
,meton,May B atthe home of Mrs.
Edward ,Dari .
• Opened with the iOrd'iloriyer.
Mrs. Mat Newton read the de.iw
tions androll call'was.answered;
by 13' members with a stamped
greeting :card.'
Mrs. Roland Bennett gave the
treasurer's report. Mrs. Gerald :
May, Mrs. William Bennett and
Mrs. Edward David gave reports
on the • Gorrie United Church
'Thankoffering,. Wroxeter tJC
Thankoffering and Trinity. Angs
lican, Pordwich which .they had
attended. -
A bus trip to Stratford is plan-
ned for June 12, to visit the
Shakespearean Festival. atinee,
Art Gallery and:Pioneer
Museum. Plans are bei made
for a strawberry supper on July
3. -
Mrs.. William Bennett auc-
tioned bulbs, slips and baking
which netted the Guild $18.
Rev. Percy Dodd, led in a study
period, and .also closed the meet-
ing. A delicious lunch Was served •
by Mrs. Edward David and Mrs.
Wayne. King.
GORRIE NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Newton,
Brian and Linda spent Mother's
Day with Mrs. Alice Newton of
Wingham.
We have a 6'/z" brass bearing cast aluminum
PULLEY for your clothesline at 39
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and 50 feet of strong, plastic covered
GALVANIZED
r1 OTHES1 INE
to go
with it
for
CHAMBERS DOMINION HARDWARE
Wroxeter 335 13265
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A WEEK-LONG cruise to Port-au-Prince, Port Antonio,
Montego Bay and Nassau, on board the M -S Starwarrd' of
Norwegian Caribbean Lines, was part of a recent vacation
for Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. McCool of Wingharn.