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Lose
10 lbs. in
10 days on
Grapefruit
Diet
HOLLYWOOD, , CALIF.
(Special), ---This is the
revolutionary grapefruit diet
*that everyone is suddenly
talking about. Literally
thousands upon thousands of
copies have been passed from
hand to hand in factories,
plants and offices throughout
the U.S. and Canada.
Word of. its success has
spread like wildfire. Because
this is the diet that really
works. We have testimonials
in our files reporting on the
success of this diet. If you
follow it exactly, you should
lose .10 pounds in 10 days.
There will be no weight loss
in the first four days. But you
will suddenly drop 5 pounds
on the 5th' day. Thereafter
you wilt -lose 11/2 pounds
every two days until you get
down to your proper weight.
Best of all, there will be no
hunger pangs. Now revised
and enlarged, this new diet
plan lets you stuff yourself
with .foods• that were
formerly "forbidden," such
as big steaks trimmed with
fat, roast or fried chicken,
rich gravies, mayonnaise,
lobster swimming in butter,
bacon fats, sausages and
scrambled eggs. You can eat
until you,are full, until you
-cannot-possibly mat any more. ..
And still lose 10 poundsin
the first ten days plus. 11/2
pounds every two days
thereafter until your weight is
down to normal. The secret
ehindthis'new-``quick weight
loss" diet is simple. Fat does'
not form fat. And the
grapefruit juice in this new
diet acts as a catalyst (the
"trigger"), to start the fat
burning • process. You stuff
yourself" on the permitted
food listed in the diet plan,
and still lose unsightly fat and
excess body fluids. When the
fat and bloat are gone you
will cease to lose weight and
your weight will remain
constant'. A copy of this new
and startling successful diet
plan can be obtained by
sending $2 -to GRAPEFRUIT
•DIET PUBLISHERS, .1213
Premier Way, Calgary 6,
Alberta. Money -back
guarantee. If after trying the
diet plan you have not lost 7
pounds in the first seven
days, and 1'/2 pounds every
two days thereafter, .simply
return the diet plan and your
$2. will be refunded promptly
and without argument. Tear
out this message as a
reminder. Decide now to
regain the tri'in,l attractive
figure of your .youth, while
enjoying hearty breakfasts,
lunches and dinners.
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LOCALSH
CORRESPONDENT
_ MRS. O,IMcCHARLES
Many from this area were
guests at the Hayden -
MacKenzie wedding in Ashfield
Church on Saturday. ,
Visiting the MacKenzie
families and attending the
wedding from a distance were
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barrett and
family of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.
Finlay Cook and family of
Collingwood. Mr. Ray
MacKenzie and friend- ' of
Toronto, Misses Edna and Eliza
Cook of Owen Sound and Miss
Viola Cook of Detroit'.
Mr. John Bradley' suffered a
very painful cut on Monday
while at work at Bob MacNay's
store. John's fingers were cut by
a ppwer saw and he required
many stitches.
Mr. and Mrs. O. McCharles
were among those from
Lucknow who attended the
District 10 spring "meeting on
Wednesday at Elmwood. Mrs.
McCharles is the Lady Director
for District 10 Ontario
Agricultural Societies.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton
have purchased a new home in
Lucknow.
Miss. Betty Ann Simpson has
-been trying out teaching"at•' her
school in Toronto.
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
Mrs.. William Klie of Hanover, •
director for District No. 8 of the
H o rticultural Societies of
Ontario was guest speaker at the
June meeting of the Auburn
Horticultural Society held in the
Communitf Memorial Hall last
wee(,
The president, Mrs. Gordon
Taylor, was in charge of the
meeting, with Miss Nancy
Anderson at the piano. The
minutes were read by Mrs: W.
Bradnock_ in the absence of the
secretary, Mrs, Bert Craig. Mrs.
Bradnock presented the financial
statemept.
It was decided to send a car to
the Ontario convention in
Hamilton. Mrs. Gordon Taylor,
Mrs. Bert Craig and Mrs. Ed
Davies will attend." -
A solo was sung by Miss
Nancy Anderson, accompanied
by Miss Betty Moss. The roll call
was answered by a poem or a
verse about a, flower. W
Mrs. Frank Raithby
introduced Mrs. Klie who spoke
on the horticultural society and
brought greetings. She also
showed pictures of a trip to
California and Vancouver. Each
member brought " a floral
arrangement and -the prize
winners were Mrs.' •Ed Davies,
Mrs. Russel Brindley and Mrs.
Gordon Taylor. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Thomas Haggitt•
and Mrs. Arthur Grange.
KNOX CHURCH `
•
The .annual Sunday School
anniversary of Knox United
Church will be held Sunday at*
1145 a.m. with Miss Matsha
Koopmans as the guest speaker.
Special music will be supplied by
the Junior choir.
Wawanosh hears of plan
From 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. on
Tuesday. June 3, West
Wawanosh Township Council
met with EaSt Wawanosh
Township Council at the
Belgrave Arena to hear a
representative from :Kleinfeldt
Associates of London, who have
been engaged todraw up an
Official Plan for the County of
Huron. Mr. Nicklom answered
questions for. the latter part of -
the hour.
At 9:30- p.m. West Wawanosh
Council returned to the home of
the clerk, to conduct business
for the regular June session: All
members were in attendance.
The minutes of. the May
meeting were read and adopted
on _motion • of Councillors
Rutherford and McDonald.
Bylaw No. 5, '1969, naming
Trench Inspector for the
Township was given third
reading and finally passed on
motion of Councillors Aitchison
and Foran. This by-law names
Harvey Culbert Trench Inspector
for West Wawanosh Township.
The road accounts were
ordered paid an motion of
Councillors Foran and
Rutherford.
The, following accounts were
passed for payment on motion
of Councillors Aitchison and
McDonald.
GENERAL ACCOUNTS
Welfare accounts, $291,07;
Ontario Hydro, hall power,
$10.24; J. W. Andrews, digging
outlet, Andrew -Finnigan drain,
$31.50; Joan- Armstrong, part
salary, • telephone calls, etc.,
$ 2 6 5.00; Delmar - Sproul,
inspector's salary, $375.00;
ROAD ACCOUNTS
Auburn
financial statement ' and
thank -you notes were read.
Invitations to the Londesboro
and Auburn Women's Institutes
were accepted.
The roll call was answered by
giving plants and slips for the
penny sale. The prize donated
by Mrs, Leonard Archambault
was won by Mrs. Guy
Cunningham.
It was decided to hold the
June meeting in the evening and
Mrs. Lorne Hunking invited the
club to meet at her home. The
election of officers will be held
and fees will be collected. Mrs.
Lloyd Penfound and Mrs.
Carmen Gross will be the lunch
committee.
The president conducted the
plant sale' and everyone went
home with something for the
garden or house. The program
committee was " composed of
Mrs. Lloyd Penfound and Mrs.
Carmen Gross who gave readings
and conducted quizzes and
contests.
A delicious lunch was served
by the hostesses, Mrs. George
Schneider and Mrs. James
Jackson.
Obituary
SAMUE15 J. F. CAVES
Funeral services were held
Monday at the William Stiles
Funeral Home, 'Auburn, for
Samuel J. F. Caves who died in
the Clinton Hospital -after a long
illness.
He was born in 1896 in
Ireland and was the son of the
late James Caves and Margaret
Eccles. In 1945 he was married
to Roxy Flewelling •of London
'who survives and also one son,
Richard, of London.
He was a machine mechanic
and lived in Blyth for four years
before ebming four years ago to
the Auburn district. Ile was a
member of the Church of
England.
`Burial took place at . Blyth
Union cemetery. Thep,allbearers
were William Rodgers, Keith
Rodgers, :,aEmmerson •Rodgers,
Archie Montgomery, Len Roney
and Kenneth Campbell.
Harvey Culbert, salary, WESTFIELD CHI,iRCH
$176.29; George Humphrey, Jany from here attended the
Operator, -$318.79; Corrugated .,SPr-Irtg--_-Thankoffering -in the-"
Westfield United Church last
Sunday evening to hear Mrs.
Harvey Johnston • speak of the
work at Huronview. A large
crowd attended this sen ice
sponsored by the U.C.W.
because it was the last service
Sentinel, advertising (no before church is closed.
'dumping), $12.83; Imperial Ori WALKERBURN CLUB
alkerburn Club me
hly meeting at the
Ronald Gross
; D.
Mrs. an
'repairs, $52.10; Bank of excellent "rhe
Commerce, C.P.P.. and income president, king,
tax, $67.99; Receiver General, was in the chair. `Prayer was led
U.I. stamps, $9.50. ' by' Mrs: Penfound.
•Council adjourned to;;,:,meet Them y the
July 1 at the Hall. Cunningham' secretary,Mrs.
Walter the
Walter Safety says,
"Keep air -inflated toys
out of the water. Play
with them on the beach
where they belong."
Mrs. Edna Sippell and Mrs.
• • Edith Grover of Stratford visited
last Sunday with Mr. and .Mrs.
Ed. Davies.
• The Misses Jean Houston and
Jean Jamieson of Toronto spent
the weekend with ,their sister,
Miss Frances Houslfon.
Mr.
IVir. and Mrs. Ronald
Rathwell, 'Michael and Janice of
Brantford spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Gordon
Taylor.
Little Miss Lorie Cartwright is
a patient` in Goderich hospital,
we wishier a peedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby
visited last Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Raithby and
family at Collingwood.
Several members of the
Auburn Horticultural Society
attended the tea at Blyth last
Wedhesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott,
-Mr. and Mrs. Norman McDowell,
Miss Gwen McDowell and Mr.
and • Mrs. Harold Webster
attended the Noble wedding last
Friday evening.
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