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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1962-07-05, Page 4HURON HOTEL, at Dublin, pictured above, was the establishment involved in last week's vote on two beer questions, which failed to carry by a narrow margin, There has been some speculation about the future of the hotel, following an adverse vote. Last week, the proprietor, Mancer J, Brown, stated prior to the vote that be would carry on the present business even if the outcome were unfavorable. However, he would not build the planned additions. Someone has suggested moving the hotel out of McKillop town- ship, across the road into Ribbert township, but it is pointed out that a beer vote in Hibbert would be unlikely to carry, either. It is estimated that McKillop ratepayers stand to lose about $400 annuelly in business tax and gallonage revenue by not having the beer outlet at the Dublin hotel, As the law stands at presont Dublin will remain "dry" for three years at least Mr, and Mrs. Mancer Brown and son Patrick, are shown at the Heron Hotel, Dublin, of which he is owner. Mr. Brown is a native of Gaspe- Peninsula, and for 20 years was a C.P.R. engineer out of London. Before coming to Dublin he owned the Royal Hotel, God- erich, for two years. BRODHAGEN Promotions of SS No, 4. Brod- hagen school -..- To Grade 9 --Maynard Hoegy, Larry Kistner, Dianne Trutter, To Grade 8—Donald Diegel, Gloria Diegel, Ruth Ann Diegel, Jack Jacob, David Leouhardt, Donna Puschelberg, Robert Rock. To Grade 7—Alvin Hicks, Rob- ert Kistner, Douglas Leonhardt, Robert Trutter. To Grade 6—James Diegel, Au- drey Hodgert, Bonita Hoegy, Gary Rock, Beverley Sholdice. To Grade 5—Phyllis Ahrens, Donald Bach, Merle Hoegy, Earl Leonhardt, June Puschelberg, Dennis Smith. To Grade 4—Wayne Ahrens, Donna Leonhardt, Karen LeoilN hardt, Kim Leonhardt, Lavern Rock, Janet Scherbarth, Dean Smith, Wendy Trutter. To Grade 3 — Glenda Dickison, Larry Puschelberg, Ronald Rock, Sharon Rock, To Grade 2 — Diane Bach, Dale Bennewies, Dennis Benne- wies, Carl Diegel, Elaine Puschel- berg, Judith Rock, Nancy Rose, Sheila Smith.—Donald Dunbar, Teacher, On Thursday afternoon the pu- pils presented a program of skits, kitchen band, step dancing, sing- ing duet and piano solos for their teacher, Mr, Dunbar and music supervisor, Mr. Harley, and pres- ented Mr. Harley with a gift. On Friday afternoon a picnic was en- joyed at the school with races, 'games and refreshments. Piano pupils of Miss Audrey Priestap, teaching at the commu- nity hall, were successful in their examinations held. recently, They are: Phyllis Hinz, grade 4 honors, Alvin Hicks, grade 4 pass; Ruth Ann Diegel, grade 6 first class honors; Ronald Koehler, grade 4 honors; Brenda Hoegy, grade 4 honors. The wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. George Duncan (Ruth Ann Trentowsky) was held in the community hall here last Satur- day evening, A number of ladies from here attended the trousseau tea for Miss Gloria Boyd at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm,. Boyd on Saturday. Flowers were on the altar of St. Peter's Lutheran Church on Sunday in memory of Mrs. Ed- ward Smith, who passed away three years ago, They were plac- ed by her husband and family, A. basket of flowers was in the chancel from the funeral of John Kahle, of Commerce, Mich., held at First Lutheran Church, Logan. Miss Jean Muegge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Walter Muegge, has taken a summer position at Bata, Muskoka, Mr, and Mrs, Harold Workman have moved into the \Vnh, Riehl 'apartment. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bennewies and Wanda of NI indsor spent the week end with Mrs. John L. Ben. newies. Mr. and Mrs. Ford Dickison and !Glenda are holidaying this week I at Niagara and along the St, Law- rence River to Montreal. The employees of Mr. Ford Dickison are on holidays this week. Mrs. -Manuel Beuerman spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Beuerman, London, last week. Mr. David Sehellenberger of Mitchell is spending the summer holidays at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bennewies Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Covert and sons of Peterborough with Mr. and Mrs. Gus Herbert for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kressler of Stratford with Mrs. W. L. Quer- engesser. Master Marcel Wolfe of Kitele ener with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe for some holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ahrens and Kimberley of Hamilton with Mrs. Rachel Ahrens, Mr. Clayton Ahrens of Camp Borden with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens, Master Dale McLaughlin of Kincardine with his grandfather, Wm. Diego!, for the week end. Visitors at the home of Mrs. John E. Siemon over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Eisler, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Gris, Lana and Bradley of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Madge, Cyn- thia and Sylvia of Th:orndale. The Morenz reunion was held at the community park on Sunday Jul;' 1st and the Mogk reunion on Monday, July 2nd. A number from here attended the Diego! reunion on Sunday, July 1st. held at the home of Mrs. Geo, H. Leonhardt, RR 2, Walton, Bible vacation school will be held next Monday, July 9th from 9 to 12 o'clock at St, Peter's Lu- theran Church. All children in the district are welcome. Brodhagen Band Social The Brodhagen band held their 58th annual band social at the community park on Wednesday evening with a large crowd at- tending, A parade of four bands, St, Marys, Thedford, Atwood and Brodhagen, their majorettes and flag bearers, led by Mr. and Mrs, Ross Leonhardt and family, Kim and Kathy, all on their own hoses, Mr, Kenneth Elligsen, the president of Brodhagen band, made a welcome address, and Mr, Leslie Baler of Monkton was Master of corenonlee, for a pito' gram which, followed, featuring the Paul Brothers and Shirley 01 liirktoll,jnnlol 5110810 da0010g by Mrs. Stor'ey's eines;. Jean, Jane and Janet Osborne,, Janice Dietz, Merle Hoegy, Darwin Dietz, Rod- ney Hinz, Dennis Bennewies, with Clare French and Gary Sholdice uceo upatlists on the piano and 1101111. Ladies' quartette, Pauline Osborne, Ruth Davey, Leila Rith Reck, Linda Parrot with Clare French the accompanist. Games of chance and the re- ireslunent booths were well pat- ronized, Dancing was held to the hall to Desjar•dine's orchestra, The draw Col' ten prizes was held at mid- night with Arthur Diego! announ- cing the winners as follows; Bedroom suite, Allan Siernon, rr 4, Mitchell; set of silverware, Joe Smith, Stratford; floor polish- er, Gary Ward, rr 2, Monkton; movie camera, Elsie Rose, rr 2, Walton; floor lamp, Leonard Clark, 'Seaforth; coffee table, Cheryl Wagner, Monkton; set of door chimes, Gordoit Miller, rr 2, Walton; bathroom scales, Harold Colqultoun, Ieloidkton; travel al- arm, Mrs, John Braecker, rr 2, Walton; eau of paint, Larry Ward, Monkton, Mr, and Mrs. Jim Clark and Su- san 01 New Hamburg and Mr, and Mr's, John Clark and Ray mond of Mitchell with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sholdice, Mrs. Robert Wolfe, Cathy, Car- ol, of Stratford and Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Wolfe and family with -Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs, Laube and Mary of Toronto with Mr, and Mrs. Mil. ton Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ahrens of Ottawa with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eickmeir. Mrs, Emma Ah- rens went to Ottawa with them after spending about a month here. Mr: Louis Kahle of Detroit visited at the same home. Mrs, Jean Nichol and Robert of Brussels with her granddaughter, Mrs. Lloyd. Pfeifer, Mr. Pfeifer and Karl on the occasion of her 82nd birthday. WALTON A wedding reception honoring Mr, and Mrs. Neil MoGavin was held in the Walton conoannity hall, Friday evening, June 27, with a very large attendance, Du- ring the intermission period Mr, and Mrs. McGavin were called to their places on the platform. A congratulatory address was read by Mr. Mac Sholdice and a well: - filled purse of money was .present- ed to them by Mr, Herb Kirkby. Mr. McGavin expressed thanks to each and every one, after which "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow," was sung. Music for dancing was supplied by Ian Wilbee and his orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. McGavin were guests of honor at a recep- tion held in Bluevale hall Friday evening, June 22. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bryans, Lin- da and Barbara, returned home front a three weeks trip to the western provinces last Friday. Bobby remained in Walton with 811'. and Mrs, Herbert Traviss.. Mrs. Edward McCreath left on Monday for Toronto where she will take a summer course in Pri- mary Methods. She has been en. eased as teacher for the primary class in the new Walton public school. 61r. and Mrs. Wm. Dennis and Geraldine left last Friday on a motor trip to the west coast. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McMichael of Preston visited with Mr. and ND's. Robert McMichael and Aud- rey for a few days. Miss Jean Mills of Toronto spent the holiday week end with her father, Mr. Earl Mills. Mr, Gerald Dressel of Toronto spent the week end at his hone prior to leaving for summer school at Hamilton on Tuesday. Dr, and Mrs. Glen Oliver of Ed- monton are visiting with the for- mer's parents, Mr. and Mr -s. Les- lie Oliver. Dr. Oliver, who has been on the staff of the Univer- sity hospital, at Edmonton tor the past year, will further his studies in London next year, Mr. Malcolm Fraser spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, Glen Fraser, Stratford. Mrs. Hilda Sellers of Lucan spent a few days last week 'with her daughter, Mrs. H. Traviss. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin and family of Napanee were week end visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dinsmore of Kitchener visited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Goreein MoGavin. Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Dundas visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, W. Stutz at Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs, H. Wathke, Kit- chener are visiting with the tat- ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- chie Somerville. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Sholdice and family, Cooksville, visited Mr. and Mrs, David Sholdice over, the week end. Mr. and Mrs, Horace Rutledge and family of London with Mrs. Margaret Humphries and Mr. and Mrs, Roy Bennett over the holi- day. Guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Bolger recently were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Praff, Mrs. D. Weber and Mrs. 0. Justison of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McDonald of Detroit visited with Mr, and Mrs, James McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald. Mr. and Mrs• Edward Smith and family of London visited ov- er the week end with Mr, and Mgrs, W, C, Hackwell, Shower— A miscellaneous shower honor- ing Miss Mary Kirkby was held le the community hall Wednesday evening, July 25 with about 175 ladles and children attending. Misses Anne Achilles and Jean Bolger were In charge of the guest hook at the door. The gifts were received by MIss Donna Smith and Miss Shirley Bolger, Pink and White streamers nnd� bells formed the background on the platform, botgllets of flowers aud lace covered tables gave n Kinney atlnosphere to the 10.11, 61rs, Ronald Bennett acted a0 1rlietress of ceremony for a short program, which inclilded vocal duet by germaft Connie Coutts with Miss Eileen Williamson at the piano. Veeal dont by Gail Tra- viss and Sharon Marks with Mrs. El, Traviss at the piano 'Twist dance by Mary Helen Buchanan and Ruth Ritchie, reading, Mrs, George Fox, reading, Mrs, Jan Van Vliet, Tell garner of bingo; were played with Mrs, Nelson Marks: and lilts, Herb Traviss in charge. Miss Mary Kirkby, Mrs. Douglas Kirkby and Mrs. G, Tap- for of Staffa, the groom's mother, Were called to the platform and a congratulatory address was read by Miss Anne Achilles. Miss Kirk- by extended her thanks for the gifts and all who had helped to arrange the evening, Lunch was served by the ladles, Delisa Kirkby was also guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower at the home of Miss Antie Achill- es, when a number of her girl friends and school pals gathered for a social evening. Contests were played. Miss June Higginbotham left. last week for Wingham where she will be employed at the hos- pital for the summer months. A silver chalice was dedicated Sunday morning In Duff's United Church by the minister, Rev. A, Higginbotham with Clarence Mar- tin assisting. It was donated by friends and neighbors in memory of the late Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davidson, who were devoted members of Duff's United Church. The sacrament of the Lord's sup - par was observed with eight newt members joining by certificate, The service next Sunday morn, Ing will be in charge of Rev. Ure' Stewart of Seaforth and the fol- lowing two Sundays Mrs. Orval Struthers of Mitchell will conduct the services. Sunday school will be held in the church auditorium'. at 10.15 a.m, each Sunday while repairs are under way in the base- ment. Mr, and Mrs. Ronald William•; son returned from their mo- tor trip to the Western Provinces last Friday. Mrs. Robert Pickering and fa- mily are holidaying at the home of George and'Mrs. Dundas. Mrs. Dundas and Mrs. David Andrews of Toronto are leaving Melton airport on Friday for Reno, Nevada, and Stockton, Cal- ifornia, where they are going to visit Mrs. Dundas' two sisters. DUBLIN Snyders - Visser— ,St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church provided the setting for the wedding of Antonia M. Vis- ser of Dublin and John M. Snyd- ers of London. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Visser, RR 1, Dublin, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mss, Laurence Snyders, Forest, Ont, Rev. Renzi Durand officiated at the ceremony and sang the nup- tial Mass. White chrysanthemums decorated the altars, Mrs. John Nagle presided at the organ and the soloist was Mr. John Van Geffen. The bride was given in marriage by her father and wore a floor length gown of Chantilly lace over silk, styled with a fitted bodice, lily point sleeves and sa- bring neckline, with iridescent se- quins and pearls. A tiara of pearls Veld her finger tip veil of nylon tulle, She carried a bouquet of red sweetheart roses and stephanotis. Miss Mary Visser, London, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a cocktail length dress of light green silk organza over silk with a white lace bodice and matching accessories. She carried a bouquet of red roses. Gerard Snyders was best man for his bro- ther, Peter Visser, brother of the bride, and Joe Snyders, brother of the groom, were ushers. A wed- ding dinner and reception were held in the Legion hall, Mitchell. For a wedding trip through Nor- thern Ontario, the bride donned a beige dress and matching jack- et with white accessories and a corsage of red roses. On their re- turn they will reside in London: Guests present were from Forest, London, Stratford, Mitchell and Seaforth. The June meeting of the Dublin Women's Institute was held on Tuesday evening at the home of the president, Mrs. Andrew Whet - ham. There were 16 members pre- sent and each answered the roll call by introducing a guest. Plans were made for a theatre party in place of the July meeting. Tick- ets have been reserved for the Taming of the Shrew at Stratford. A. report was read by Mrs. Harold Pethiok on the district annual at Staffa, Mrs. Charles Friend read an article, Can the Women's In- stitute Meet the Challenge, urg- ing the women to be abreast with, developments. Money saving hints 1 on food shopping were given by Mrs. Emby and an interesting ar- ticle was a display, "Gimmicks Are Inexpensive." The motto, No one Is rich enough to be without a friend," was given by Mrs. Pe - thick. Mrs. Burchill was appoint- ed delegate to the Perth County Historical Society. Mrs. Nagle made courtesy remarks and lunch was served by the hostess assist- ed by Mrs, Pee and Mrs. Dorsey. Mrs, Jim Newcombe, Port Cre' 611, with Mr, and Mrs, WIlliam Stapleton, Mr. and Mrs, J. Ackroyd, Toron- to, with Mrs, M. E. O'Rourke and Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Len Steinbach and Rita, London, with Mrs, Kathleen Feeney, Mrs. C. Trott, Clinton, with her mother. Mrs. A, M. Looby. Mr, and Mrs. Bill Evans and family, Chippewa, With Mr. and Mie. Frank Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Len Gaffney and children, Smiths Palls, with Carl Stapleton, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Friend and daughter's spent the week, end at Lions Plead. MisS Karen Dill, 137,911, at 1101 home, Mr; Gerald lIawlte, lbauk of Colnnjorce staff, at Midland. Peter Maloney is remodelling the Tont Murphy residence which, 11e recently purchased. Mrs, Roy Du1'clllll has moved to the home purchased front Mr. and Mrs. George Coyne, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Costello and Alin Marie, Toronto, and Mr, and Mrs. John Krauskopf and children, of Woodbridge, with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello, Neil Stapleton, Ottawa, with Ms parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Ed.!. Stapleton. M1', and Mrs, Alfred MacDougall of London, with Mr, and Mrs, Jo- seph Jordan, Haggerty Reunion A reunion was held at the home of 11'Ir. and MIs, Jack O'Reilly on Sunday for the member's of the Haggerty family and relatives. The following were present: Mrs, Michael Haggerty and Leon of Monkton; Mr, and Mrs, Albert Schaefer and Ken, Sebringvilie; Mr, and Mrs, 01ei11 Paxton and Larry, Guelph; Dl'. and Mrs, Frank Stapleton and family, Galt, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Haggerty and family, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Haggerty and fam- ily and Miss Kay White, Strat- ford; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dev- ereaux and family, Mr. and Ml's. Frank Haggerty and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Walsh and fam- ily, of London, Miss Loretta Barry, Sudbury, with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barry. Mr, and Mrs, Glen Butters, of London, with Mr. and Mrs. Maur- ice Mlelady, Rev. Father Thomas McQuaid, 81. Marys, and Mrs, Mary Mc- Quaid, London, with Mr. and Mrs, Joe Burke. Mr. and Mrs, John O'Leary and Cathy, London, with Mr. and Mrs• Sohn Coyne. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Col'riveau of Kitchener with bii', and Mrs. John Flannery, Mr, and Mrs, Harry Reynolds and children, London, with Mr, and Mrs. J. V. Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dantzer and sons, London, at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Vincent, Dawson, with Mrs. Vincent. KIPPEN Cochrane Reunion The Cochrane clan met for their annual reunion at the cot- tage of Bill Fuss on June 23rd. After a bountiful picnic supper, sports were enjoyed by all pres- ent. Prize winners were: Lucky table number, Bill Fuss; guessing beans in jar, Jack Cochrane; per- son coming farthest 1VIr. and Mrs, Cleve Cochrane, Agnes Cochrane, Nlargaret and Marlon Chamber- lain; guessing number of articles in egg, Ethel McMurtrie; oldest person present, Jack Cochrane. Boys and girls running race, 5 to 10, Linda truss, Kenneth Jones; boys, 10-15, Grant Jones, Morris Abram; young men's race, Wayne Love, Morris Abram; married la- dies, Ethel McMurtrie, Margaret Jones; married men, Bob Madge, Stan Love; 3 -legged race, Wayne Love and Kenneth Jones; Morris Abram and Grant Jones; men's kick the slipper, Wayne Love; ladies, Agnes Madge, Ada Love; breaking the balloon contest, Wayne Love, Bob Madge, Offic- ers for the coming year, Presid- ent, Alex, McMurtrie; secretary, Margaret Jones; treasurer, Ian McAllister; table convener, Mrs. Bill Puss; sports committee, Mr. and Mrs; Bob Madge, Mr, and Mrs. Stan Love. A vote of thanks was tendered to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fuss and they were presented with a small gift in appreciation of their hospitality. The time and place for the picnic next year is to be decided at a later date. The UCW and Sunday school picnic of St. Andrew's United Church, Ktppen, will be held at Lions park, Seaforth, on Tuesday afternoon, July 10th. Mrs. Adams and her daughter, Donelda, of Seaforth, visited on Saturday with Mrs. E. Dowson and Sunday visitors were Mr, and Mrs. John Pepper. Mr. and Mrs. Miller McConnell and family of Bristol, Penn., are visiting Miss Mabelle Whiteman. Week end guests with Mrs. Reid Torrance and Mlss Jean Ivi- son included Mr, and Mrs. .Rob- ert Hanes of Severn Bridge and Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Williamson of London. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alexander, Hensall, visited on Monday. A trousseau tea is being held on Saturday evening, July 7th at 7.30 p.m. for Marlene Riley, bride el- ect of July 14th, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Riley. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to everyone. Mrs. John Gibson and Mrs. Tom Bourke of Wroxeter, visited re- cent with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Meli s. Miss Audrey Priestap and friend, of near Mitchell, visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Bert Thomson. Promotions of S.S. No. 14, Stanley To Grade 9—Douglas Hyde, Russell Talbot, Brian Triebner, Janes Wright, Bonnie Robinson, To Grade 8—Ann Clifton, Gwen- neth Hendrick, John Robinson. To Grade 7—David Campbell, Wendy Jones. .To Grade 6—Barbara Gridzak, Biliy Henderson, John Hoogenes, Jo -Anne Imanse, Lois Wright. To Grade 5—Donna Clifton, Gayle Henderson, Karen Hend- rick, Kathryn Hendrick, Michael Gridzak. To Grade 4—Randy Grid- zak. To Grade 3—Robert Camp- bell, Gordon Wright. To Grade 2 --'Leslie Coleman, Linda Gridzak, HENSALL Mr', and Mrs. harry Connors and Hal of Albany, N.Y., are holi- daying with Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Chapman and family, !. TIIE SEAFORTI-I NEWS, Thursday, July 0, 1902 pot,MAGS RSUNiON The Dolmage family held their picnic at Jowett's grove, Mayfield, on Juno 2.111. It was decided to meet at the same place next Year. After dinner- a short business session chose John Agar of ri11t- ellell as president for 1902.3. The secretary - treasurer is Harald 00110. Mrs. Edwin. Dolmage and Mrs, Helen Agar are the lru1811 committee. The sports committee is Wayne 00101age and Neil Del - mage, About 70 persons sat down to: dinner and supper. People were Present front Detroit, Wayne, Mien., Mitchell, Kitchener, ton, Seaforth and Winthrop, Following are the 100ults'of the :mute; (Jit•ls, three-legged ra00, Carol and Marlene Dolitl.agel boys tllree•loggecl face, Ian Dolnlage olid Tony Christensen; ladies kick the slipper, June Dolmage; boys kick the alilzper, Ian 1)OI- mage; girls volley ball throw, Linda Ailu Dolmage; boys volley ball throw, Rlcherd Dolmage; 111011'5 blow the balloon thee, Ed Saldiwar; ladles, Elizabeth Turn- er; cortples throwing balloons RA• eel. with water, Jean and Edwin Dolmage, Penny scrambles for pre-school children and also for the 6-7 year olds. Oldest person on the grounds, Robert Dodds. FIRST OIITGAGES Farms -- Residential Commercial The Industrial Mortgage & Trust Company p y Contact our Representative: W. E. SOUTHGATE Phone 334 Seaforth MU' AHRENS BRODHAGEN • ONTO Studded Sure -Grip Truck Tire Here's the top economy tire for tough on - and -off the road operations. Grips in mud, runs smoothly on bare pavement. Traction Sure -Grip Tractor Tire This "traction master" has longer, deeper lugs that reduce power -wasting slippage. It saves you fuel and precious time. PHONE US FOR ON -THE -FARM. SERVICE HEAD FOR THE SIGHTS.. THE LAKES...THE FUN • Know Ontario better... it's all yours! Ontario Department of Travel andPuhiitity Hon, Bryah 6, Cathcart, MInlater ONTARIO TRAVEL LITERATURE Mail to: Ontario Travel, A708 parliament Slags., Toronto, Ontario NAME ADDRESS (pioaao punt) P.o