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No —t you •are not Seeing,
things '—: #fig y„�u, have seen a
station wagon with a'large red
dome- light and the OPP iasis,
nia painted on the door — It is
not an ambulance, paddy wag-
on or.a traffic safety vehicle, it
A the new type of vehicle be-
ing used by the Identification
.Unit' of the Ontario Provincial
Felice. •
At the present time the. OPP
have many types of vehicles at
their disposal such as the stan-
dard patrol cat,, motoreyxiles,
jeeps, boats, aircraft, snowmo-
biles and now the station way
gon.
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• The Identification•Uanit is one.
of tae specialized unite• of the
l once and .i located at each of
the 17 District .headquarters
and. General Headctuarters to
Toronto,, Its specialized as@is+•
tante is also available to xrnul -
icipai police. forces. Thq-officers
assigned to the. Identification
Unit are, highly trained • for
their work.
The Identification Unit is cal-
led to all major motor yehicle
accidents, -break; enter and
thefts, .nnrders, suicides, etc.,
in the district for the purpose
of fingerprinting, phQtgg_raphy
and the gathering and proces-
sing of evidence..
• - By: Robert F. Nixon
' Onfario. Liberal Leader
It was disturbing to hear from the Minister of Public Works
,how much the taxpayers of thia'province will be paying for the
Centennial Centre of Science and Technology in Toronto.
Although' it ' won't be, open to the public before 1968 or
1969, our Ontario Centennial Project, is -.,going: to cost more than
thirty million dollars . . ,. six times more than was originally an-
nounced some three years ago. We now learn that the architect
alone will receive $1,519.,23.1.00 in addition td the $4,326,00 he
has •already received in payment of expenses for an 'around -the -
world tour' -of museums..
There is no doubt in my mindi that we will be immensely
proud of the, Centennial Centre 'when it's completed. There is
real need,fora scientific museum of this kind to record and dis-
play the past and present technological advances- we have made
in the world — and particularly in Canada. But the delay, the
indecision., the lack' of planning; the spate of bitter resignations
• which followed adjustments and .additions -to plans, and .the tre-
mendous increases the total estimated cost of the Centre must
surely give us reason to feel a little ashamed that the govern-
ment has not adequately--carriedout. its:"responsibility.
This was to have been Ontario's biggest contribution to
the Centennial celebrations — a' Centre that would reflect our
technological progress and that would remain a living monument
to that progress for the edification of children and adults alike
as we proceed through our second century. That was- the original
conception — and the. original cost was to, -be something in the
neighbourhood. of 15,600;000. But the government soon learned
that its plans were inadequate and that it would have to increase
the floor space and; consequently, the cost, so that we're now
.being presented' with the thirty million dollar plus figure.
. Prime Minister Pearson has invited the provincial premiers
to Ottawa July t5th to discuss the creation of a common Bill of
Rights for Canadians. It's a worthwhile project for our Centen>
Mal and it's appropriate that it be called at a time when Her
Majesty the Queen will be visiting the Canadian capitel in honour
of our centenary. ,
Mr. • Roberts has indicated. he'll be 'proceeding later in
the year with his plans fora Confederation ..Of Tomorrow Con:
ference, in spite -of the July 5th meeting: It's ,my view that such
conferences can oddly be useful and effective if they are attended
by all government leaders — the Prime Minister of Canada and
the Premiers of all the provinces.
olumbali
meets
$t. Columban Ma mgt In
the parish hall on sundae mita
a large ” crowds in attendance,
Joseph . Dorsey the president,:'
opened the Meeting with PFay-
er, Mrs, Mary Murray who at.
tended a OPTA three-day con.
vention, Easter Week, gave a
report. The theme was Chris-
tian Parent Re -Education, `How'.
Mother Mary Justin ,introduc-
ed the guest speaker, Mother
Peter who spoke :to parents on
Christian concept of sex edu-
dation to ehildren. Mrs. Frank
Murray thanked the guest speak -
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.FOLD MARXE1s,
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News of,
;HUS IXC
Mr, anis Mrs. Hudson Wood-
ruff of St. • Davids, spent the
weekend with • Mr. and Mrs. W.
L. Whyte and family.
Mrs. Annie Medd spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 13ok,
Johnston and Bruce of Grand
Valley.
William and Andy Jorritsma
of Burlington spent the week-
end visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Haverkamp and family.
Miss Janet Otten spurt the
holiday weekend with Mr; and
Mrs. John De Weerd and fam-
ily of Londesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Gloush-
er, Stewart and Barbara, - spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
McNall and family ,of Fergus.
Mr. and Mrs. Earlan Osborn,
and Melody visited on Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard Osborn and girls of Monk -
ton,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart
of Goderich, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buch-
anan and family;
Mr, and Mrs. Bill • Dale and
girls: visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Don Glousher,
Karen and Billy of Blyth.
Sunday visitors with ,Mr. and
Mrs. Ken.Preszcator and family
were Mr: ' and Mrs. Reg . Elliott
and family of .Staffa, Mr. and,
Mrs. Emery Pfaff and Julie,
Mr.. William Preszcator of Cred-
iton and Miss Rose `Brady of
,Seafprth.
Mr. Theron Bettles of Win-
throp visited on Sunday with
Mr. and M,rsr- George McIlwain
and Marys . -
Mr..and Mrs. Art Haverkainp
and family of Goderich, were
Sunday , visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Haverkamp and fam-
ily.
Mrs. Otten, John and Harry
Vis"'i.ted 'on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Uyl of Blyth. -
Mr. George 1VIellwain and
Mary visited on Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kingswell
.of Goderich.:
Baptismal "services will be
held • on Sunday in the Con-
stance '.United Church, this will
be the fast service till Septem-
ber when another meeting will
be held to determine the future'
of the church. `
Mr. -and Mrs. Henry Jansen
and family of Acton, visited on
Monday with.. --Mrs. Otten and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McMaster
and Mark of London, spent the
weekend with Mfr-. and . Mrs.
George Ileggart and family.
Miss Carol McMaster returned
home after spending the "'past
week with her grandparents. r
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Shown are the winners in the women's Division of the Town Bowling League. They are
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Daughters Invite MOthers
(Continued from Page 1.)
Hubert Traviss sang "Sixteen
Going on Seventeen". -
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rit-
chie- attended the graduation
of their daughter Miss Ruth
laitchie 'from St. Mary's
School of Nursing, 'Kitchener
on Wednesday, May 147th -at
the Mutual Life Building, Wa-
terloo, "Present were Mr. and
Ethel, Mr,ss. Cecil Lydiatt, Miss
Mr. and Mrs. S. Sweeney, of.
Ethel, Mrs. Cecil Yydiatt, Miss
Mary Helen Buchanan• and
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Higgin-
botham.
Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie enter
tailed zelatives and friends
at their home following.' the
graduation.
Miss Linda Leeming, Math -
ell, and Master Jeffrey Leem-
ing of RR 2 Seaforth spent the
holiday week end with their
grafi,dparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Leori�ard Leeming.
Mr. Frank Dundas and Deb.
Die of Toronto spent the week
end with his mother Mrs,
George Dundas who returned
home "with -them ,after spend-
ing the past week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pick
ening, Oakville. -
•Mr.' and Mrs. Alex Dennis,
Miss EtheV Dennis ana Mrs.
William Dennis attended the
graduation, of Mr. Bert Den-
nis of St. Thdmas at Ryerson
Institute of Technology, Tor-
onto recently when Bert re-
ceived his Architectural Tee
nician certificate.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kneehtel
of Vancouver visited on Tues-,
$,ay with Mi", and Mrs. Tor-
rance Dundas and other rela-
tives and. fiends.
Mr. and Mrs. David Freethy
of Toronto spent several days
with the latter'A parents Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Ennis.
Holiday guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mc-
Gavin•included. Mr. and Mrs.
John Mc9-avin and family, of
Thornbury, and 1VIr. and Mrs.
William Dinsmore and family
of Brampton., -
Mr. and Mrs. ITerbert'Kirn-
by,. Mark and Steven, Wood-
stock spent the..week end with
Mr. Frank Kirkby and Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Kirkby,
Miss Judy Clark of London
visited over the , week end
with her grandparents, Mr!
and Mrs. Harold Smalldon.
Mrs. Alexander Gulutzen
and baby daughter have re
turned home from Seaforth
Community hospital.
A number of members from
the Walton W.I. attended the
Stith • Annual Meeting of the
East Huron Women's Institute
in St. John's Anglican Church
Brussels last .Thursday when:
MVtiss fielen McKercher, Dir;
ector' of Home Economies Ser-
vice rottaufttest alter.
The pupils of S.S. No. 2
Hibbert and their • teacher,
Mrs, Earl Kemp entertained
the parents at,•their May Red
Cross meeting -on Friday af-
ternoon. Many of the pupils
and parents were in Centen-
nial dress. Ron Miller was_
chairman and the program
opened with several choruses
by the pupils accompanied by
Judy Jeffery. Two plays were
presented by the pupils which
were "enjoyed. Several quay
tet rium�bers were sung by the
• girls. George Roney gave a
humerous reading and Janet
Allen played a piano instrum-
ental. Contests were enjoyed
followed by a lovely launch
i complde with •a Centennial
Cake served by Mrs, Kemp
and the girls.
U:C.W. Entertains
Many of the ladies from
Chiselhurst and Roy's UCW
arrived in -Centennial Dress
at the Family Life Centre on
Wednesday evening to be en-
tertained by the' Staffs -UCW.
Mrs. Ross Smale presided
and -opened the,, worship ser-
vice with the Thefrie• Family
Life". Hymn 394 was sung
followed by the ,ycripture les-
son taken from Proverbs 31:
10-31 and John 19': 25-27 read.
by Mrs. Cameron. Vivian. Two
numbers ( The Voice in'the
old Village Choir) and (Bless
this House) sang by the Sea --
forth trio were much enjoyed.
Devotions closed with pray-
er by Mrs. Walter O'Brien.
Miss Vera Hambley presid-
ed for the business when
plans were made for the an-
nual strawberry supper. A
Centennial' reading was given
-by Miss Olive •Speare.
Mrs., Jack Paris, Mitchell
was guest speaker for the ev-
ening. She took everyone on
a most interesting imaginary
trip to Australia by word and
picture. Mrs. Picr•1s was thank-
ed by Miss Hambley. ••
Mr. and Mrs.�,("liff 1Vfilier
Bonnie; -Jean a d Paul visited
Sunday with .1 and Mrs,
Nelson Hunkin of Teeawater.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Ralph 1Vtiller,
Detroit, Visited._ Priddy with.
Mr•• and Mrs. Russell Miller
.alio fan-slly.
don spent the week end with Dennis, North Bay, Mr. and.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gul-
utzen,
Mrs. Clarence Flood and
baby son returned home from
Listowel Hospital last' Satur-
day: -
,Mr. Barry Marshall of_Brig-
den spent:the week end with
his mother Mrs. Luella Mar-:
shall. •
Recent guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs: Clarence Mar-
tin' included Mr. and Mrs.
Fred, Martin and family, Rich-
mond Hill, and Mr. and Mrs.
Fldyd Jenkins and family of
Ingersoll. •
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stimore
of Stratford' spent a few day
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Reid. -
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Racho
and family of Seaforth were
Sunday guests.at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mar•
'Shall, 'Susan and` Sandra of
Bramalea spent the week end
with Mrs. Luella 'Marshall
and Mr. Malcolm Fraser. •
Week end guests at the
home of Mr. Malcolm Fraser
were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fras•
er and • family 'of Stratford
and Mr. Lloyd Stewart of
Grand Bend.
The Boundary and. 17th
Unit of the Walton tJCW met
at the home of Mrs. Ross Ben-
nett. The meeting was opened
With meditation on Mother's
Day entitled "The wages of
a Godly Mother" followed by
hymn 330. Scripture was ta-
ken from the 2nd chapter of
Exodus 1-110. Mrs Harvey
Craig reed the topic "The
Swingingest Church in Town"
telling of the work of Rev.,
Clark McDonald at, St. Luke's
dChurch Toronto. This was
followed with hymn 394. The
offering was received and
Mrs. Harvey Craig led in
prayer. Mrs, Ross Bennett led
the business period.
The June Mrs:
win be
held at Mrs. Vain Vliets Sr.
The stamped toys to be sewn
for Goderich Ontario' Hospit-
al were given out by Mrs. H.
Craig, The roll call for the
June meeting will be answer-
ed with a verse containing the
word "Father".
Mr. and Mrs. William.Den-
nis attended the graduation
of their daughter 'Geraldine
from the Stratford Geneal
Hospital, School of Nursing
last Saturday afternoon at the
Shakespearean Festival Thea-
tre.
Relatives attending the gra=
iluatiop included Mr. and
Mrs. AleX Dennis,Elmer,
Wil-
fred, Misses Ethel and Tennie
Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
flillen, -Margaret, Jean • and
Stine • of Megillorl, Mr..arid
Mrs. David ltackwell, Strat-
ford, M. and Mrs. Cameron
Mrs. Gerald Agar. Mr. and
'Mrs. Leonard Agar, London,
Mrs. • Margaret Cdthill, Sea -
Mrs. -Gerald 'Agar, Mr. and •
foth and Mr. and, 'Mrs..' Bert
Dennis, St: Thomas.
A' reception followed, in the
dining: room- of the Plaza Res-.
tauran4, Stratford:
Mr. and Mrs. George Pollard,
Monkton and Mrs. John Irvine,
Windsor;. Ont., attended the Un-
iversity of' Guelph last week
wben Ken Pollard received his
B. :Sc. A. degree. - He is now
employed by Uni-Royal, cheini-
cal,;division, Elmira.
Mr, nn Admen of Lon
�ONSTANCE
Mr„ and Mrs. Frank Riley at-
tended the graduation exercises
of the school of nursing of Vic-
toria Hospital in Alumni Hall
of the University of Western
Ontario as guests of Miss Joyce
Brown. After the graduation
they, attended the reception in •
Joyce's honor held • at the
House of Fine Foods in Elgin -
field. Congratulations is exten-
ded to,Joyce,on her graduation
as a nurse.
Mr, and Mrs, Frank Elwood
of Ottawa visited the former's
aunts,M.rs. Sadie Riley and Mrs.
Frank Riley on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs., Robert Woods,
Debbie and Michelle of Ganan-
ofuespent the weekend with
Mr. and lV rs. Frank Riley.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Penftrld
and Mrs. Lillian Attwood of
Windsor, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Irene Grimoldby. Sun-
day visitors with Mrs. Orimold-
by were .11r. and Mrs. John
Mann of Goderich and Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Bettles •of Win-
throp.
'Mr. Norman Walker and Miss
Judy Attwood of Windsor spent
Monday with Mrs. Irem% Grim-
oldby. -
ST. COLUiMBAN
Dan O'Connor and Ted 1Vielady
Thiel Van Bakel and Vincent
Murray spent Wednesday in
Ottawa.
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