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DONNYBROOK
Mise Lucy Thompson. of Bronte,
is spending her li:tiidayr, ant het
home here.
Miss Irene Jefferson. of Dunn-
ville, is holidaying with Mr. and
Mrs, Hilliard Jefferson and in.nl-
ily.
Little Debbie .leffelacun returned
,home .after spending a week with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
i 1& Josling and family. of Lol-
desboro.
Mrs. J. V. Robinson,. of Winghaxn,
spout the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Robinson and fam-
ily,
John, Susan and Murray Thomp-
son attended the Robinson reunion
with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mills and
family, which was held at Ipper- 1
wash on Saturday. Others attend-
ing from this neighborhood were
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chamney, Di-
ane, Donna, Barbara, Joyce and
Gordon Naylor, Kay, Glen and
"Doris and Mrs. J. C. Robinson, of
Hingham.
° Mr. and Mrs, Stuart Chamlley
were on London on Tuesday visit-
ing the latter's sister, who is a pa-
tient in Victoria Hospital. Mr. and
Mrs. George Webster, of St. Helens,
visited the Chanhney home Sunday
evening.
Do you know what a police
helicopter is? The whirlybird that
catches the worm.
HOW1Clt TOWNSHIP MASE DONATION TO
COUNCIL METS GOLDEN CIRCLE
A reg+alar meeting of the Howick
Township Connell was held in the
clerk's office on July 5th. All mem-
hers present and the reeve, Ivan
Haskins, was in the chair. Minutes
of the last regular Meeting were
read and adopted on motion of
Gibson and King.
Strong -Gibson -••That we give the
Wig'htman Telephone Co, permis.
stun to lay underground cable on
township roads to radar station
nisilsitonwommily stritivi1i1tilti rill I timiliscilAgiiiiim it limwilluiimislitlsllllUl� otliwnsmilleiimin or subject to supervision of road
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That we purchase
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Men's BOXER BATHING TRUNKS, reg. $1.98
Boys' "Buckeye" BOXER JEANS, double knee,
regular $2.98, Seconds
Men's "Bata" WORK SHOES
All Goods Guaranteed
" 1 Double your Baby Bonus Draw
Mrs, Anna Dell, R. R. 1, Gorrie, Ont., receives $15.26 in merchan-
dise. Ticket was drawn by Bob Wenger, of Advance -Times.
REMEMBER each .and every month until further notice double
the amount spent from your Baby Bonus cheque will be given to
you in merchandise when your name is drawn.
ALSO YOU RECEIVE 10%, DISCOUNT ON CHILDREN'S
CLOTHES BOUGHT WITH YOUR BABY BONUS CHEQUE.
SPECIALS THIS WEEK
Men's BROADCLOTH PONCHO SHIRTS, reg. $3.95,
button down collars
$2.29
Men's FINE COTTON T SHIRTS, S, M, L, white
Men's INTERLOCK T SHIRTS, .S, M, L, white , . ,
Men's WHITE COTTON SOCKS, nylon reinforced
elastic top
Boys' STRETCHY NYLON SOCKS
49c
79c
39c
39c
$1.79
$L98
$5.95
WEAR REDUCED UP TO 20%
COAT and HAT SETS, from 2 to 14X 25% OFF
CHILDREN'S T SHIRTS, reduced to 49c and up
LAMES' WEAR REDUCED UP TO 20`x°
The above items are this year's stock of modern styles and
colours. BUY NOW AND SAVE!'
LADIES' HATS, reduced to HALF-PRICE
LADIES' SUMMER PURSES, reduced to $1.49
Watch for our "Back to School" Specials next month
"Haugh's" PANTS, "Tam O'Shanter" SHIRTS and "Highland"
SHOES, at lower than catalogue prices. New stock, new styles,
name brands. YOU CAN'T LOSE WHEN YOU CHOOSE -
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assessor in his work,
Inglis•GIbson• Trutt By-law No.
7 62, the Wills Drain No, 1 By-law
as read a third time be finally
N passed.
j King -Inglis ---That By -raw No, 8-
62, The Fitch Drain By-law, as read
the third time be finally passed.
A Gibson -King --• That Bylaw No.
ATE 13-62, being tile drainage Loan No,
17 13, as read a first and second time
be passed.
Inglis -King That By-law No, 13-
A 62, being tile drainage Loan No, 13,
A as read a third time be fhnally
passed,
Strong_Gibson• That By-law No.
14.62, being tile drainage Loan No.
14, as read a first and second time
be passed,
King -Inglis --That By-law No. 14.
62, being tile drainage Loan No,
• 14, as read a third time he finally
• passed,
Inglis -King --That By-law No. 15-
62, a By-law to increase the rate
A of interest on bank borrowings as
A read a first and second time be
passed.
15 -That By-law_ No.
15-62, a Bylaw to increase the rate
• of interest o$ bank borrowings as
read a third time be finally passed.
King -Gibson --That the engineer's
E. report on the Thos. Vittie Drain
be accepted and provisionally ad
Aopted and the clerk be hereby in_
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I3LUI,VAL,Ia.-On Wednesday the
Bluevale Women's Institute held .a
community picnic at the home of
Mrs, Charles Mathers, The bus!-
ness session was in eharge of Mrs,
[George Hetherington, the president,
IMrs, W, J. Peacock, secretary -
treasurer, read the minutes and
gave .a satisfactory financial state-
ment.
Mrs. Milton Fraser gave a report
of the East Huron district •meet-
ing at Walton on May 17th, where
the 60th anniversary of East
Huron District was celebrated.
It was decided to donate $20.00
to the Golden Circle School for re-
tarded children in Wingham. The
president and secretary were ap-
pointed to make a purchase of cups
for the community hall.
Mrs, R, J, McMurray and Mrs,
Mel Craig conducted a series of
games on the lawn with contests
for tiny tots, teen agers and In-
stitute -members, Prizes were given
and birthday greetings sung.
Among the refreshments served
was some of the East Huron DIs-
trict's 60th anniversary cake.
Whitfield, part salary, $210.00;
Dept, of National Revenue, income
tax, $30.00; R. W. N. Wade, affi-
davit, $1:00; Municipal World, sup-
plies, $2,29; Wm. D. Colby, survey,
plan, report, T. Vittie Drain,'•$75,00;
Wm. D. Colby, expenses T. Vittie
Drain, $20,00; I, Haskins, assistance
T. Vittie Drain, $5.00; King, as-
sistance T. Vittie Drain, $8.00; W.
E. Whitfield, assistance .T.. Vittie
Drain, $5.00; E, H. Strong, 'assist-
ance T. Vittie Drain,' $5.00; Robt,
Gibson, assistance T. Vittie 'Drain,
$5,00; Town of Palmerston( deben-
ture payment Norwell D. H, S.,
$673.75; Nelson Harper, fox bounty,
$4.00; Amos C. Martin Ltd,, tile
Harkness Drain, $652,32; Amos C.
Martin Ltd., tile Renwick Drain,
401.58; Amos C. Martin Ltd., tile
itch Drain, $680.27; Farrish Ext.
rain, tile Harkness Drain, $6.47;
anderson Ext. Drain, tile Hark_
ess Drain, $8.32; Bruce Harkness,
llowances Harkness Drains, $65.00;
, E. Whitfield, clerk's fees Hark
ess Drain, $50.00; G. S. Penning -
on, clerk's fees Harkness Drain,
15.00; G. S. Pennington, by-law
ennington Drain, $15.00; Frank
ing, Commissioner Harkness
rain, $100,00; Elizabeth Kennedy,
lowances Renwick Drain, $163.00;
Award Horton, allowances Ren-
ick Drain, $99.00; Eldon Renwick.
flowances Renwick Drain, $16.00;
alter Renwick, allowances Ren-
ick Drain, $17.00; W, E, Whit-
eld, clerk's fees Renwick Drain,
5.00; G. S. Pennington, . clerk's
es Renwick Drain, $20.00; G. S.
nnington, by-law Renwick Draip,
0,00; Ivan Haskins, Commission -
Renwick Drain, $110.00; Alvin
beh, allowances Fitch Drain,
00; Bruce Hays, allowances Fitch
ain, $26.00; Justin Wills, allow-
ces Fitch Drain, $32.00; W. E.
hitfield, by-law Fitch Drain,
5.00; W. E. Whitfield, clerk's
es Fitch Drain, $55.00; E, H.
rong, Commissioner Fitch Drain,
00.00; John A. Inglis, balance con_
et Harkness Drain, $300.00; John
Lnglis, contract Renwick Drain,
050.00; John A. Inglis, contract
ch Drain, $800.00; Robert Sear -
n, allowances Wills No. 1 Drain,
strutted to prepare the necessary $
by-law and copies of same and that F
application for Provincial Aid be D
made to the Department of Public S
Works of Ontario. n
Inglis - King ---That we declare a
Monday, August 6th, 1962, as Civic W
holiday in the Township of Howick. n
Inglis -King --• That we give the t
five libraries in the township the $
usual grant of $25.00. p
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Frank King as Commissioner on
the Thos, Vittie Municipal Drain.
Strong -King --That the Court of
Revision on the Thos. Vittie Muni-
cipal Drain be held on August 7th
at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
Gibson -King - That we request
the Ontario Rural Hydro to replace
nine street lights with seven new
four -foot fluorescent type lamps on
the main street of the Police Village
of Wroxeter as requested by the
Wroxter Police Trustees.
Strong=King--That the road ac-
counts as approved be paid.
Strong -Gibson -That the follow -
ng accounts be paid:
Harvey Reidt, fox bounty, $8.00;
Sandra Wright, fox bounty, $4,00;
Eldon Dennis, fox bounty, $12.00;
Alvin Fitch, fox bounty, $4.00; Ken
Hays, fox bounty, $8.00; Mae
Steurnol, fox bounty, $4,00; Jim
Austin, fox bounty, $4.00; Ernest
Harris, fox bounty, $4.00; Jack
Murray, fox bounty, $12.00; H. G.
Harris, part salary, $75.00; W. E,
MATTRESSES BY
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THE DUCHESS Quilted, all -nylon cover in soft boudoir blue;
under -puffed with Celacloud acetate. Precision
auto -lock coils, 8 vents, 4 white cord handles.
Twin or full-size mattress or companion box4 9 95
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Mrs, S, Forster
Is W.A,, Hostess
FORDWICH--Trinity W. A, meet
at the home of Mrs, Stanley For -
stet with ten members and three
visitors present. Due to the absence
of Mrs. Strong, the president, Mrs.
4, Ferguson, vice-president, presid-
ed for the opening with the hymn,
"0 -for a Faith that Will Not
Shrink" sung, followed by the
members' and Lord's ,prayers. Mrs,
Jacques read the Scripture and the
roll cell was. answered with one of
the Beatitudes,
Mrs, Foster read excerpts from a
letter written by Rev, Powies of
Japan. Mrs, P, Brown gave a chap-
ter in the study book an 'The
Glorious City" as recorded In Reve-
lations,
The church picnic was set for
next month and will be held in the
Corrie Park, Miss Elva Foster read
of one social worker's creed, A
donation will be sent to the deanery
treasurer to help with the G.A.
rally, Mrs. Forster read an article
on prayer and Mrs, Ferguson led
in the litany and closed the meet-
ing with prayer,
Lunch was.served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. W. Hargrave and
Mrs. Nina Armstrong.
BLUEVALE
Mr. and Mrs. John Martin and
Mr. Bill Farrel, of Buffalo, N.Y.,
and Mrs. H. C. Wright, of Newton,
were' recent visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Greenaway.
Mr. Bob Masters and Mr, and
Mrs. Bill Phillips, of Toronto,
visited Mrs. W. J. Johnston last
week.
Mrs: Harry Elliott had a few
days' visit last week with relatives
in Kingston,
'Mrs. M. L. Aitken spent 'Thurs-
day in Listowel.
Mrs. Robert McLe,mnan has re-
turned home after successful sur-
gery in Victoria Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hogg, of
Thannesford, visited Mrs. M, L.
Aitken, on Tuesday.
Rev. T. E. Kennedy preached to
Knox Presbyterian and United
Church congregations on Sunday in
the United Church and will also
preach to both next Sunday in the
same church.
•Connie Mann 'spent ten days in
Guelph .with her aunt, Mrs. Errol
Johnston,
. Bob . Hetherington, who is a
promising athlete, is recovering
from a sprain in his foot acquired
in a baseball game.
Mr, and Mrs, George McCune,
of Kitchener, . visited at the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs, A. D, Smith.
Rev..G, C. Mitchell, Mrs. Mitchell,
Mr, and Mrs. Frederick Mitchell
and children visited at Paisley on
Thursday.
Cadet Lieutenant Alan Neelon,
Mrs, Neelan, Paul and Ruth, of
Toronto, were visiting homes in the
community last week. They will
soon be leaving for Sussex, N.B.,
where they will be stationed,
Mr, and Mrs. C. B. Hoffman
spent Sunday at Painswick,
Reeve A. D. Smith was in Goder-
ich for several days last week on
County Council business,
Mr, and Mrs, J. K. McTavish
and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
R. H. McKinnon on Sunday. John
McTavish returned to London with
his parents after a two weeks'
visit . here.
$55.00; Stanley Hays, allowances
Wills No. 1 Drain, $47.00; J.nstin
Wills, allowances Wills No, 1
Drain, $56.00; W: E. Whitfield, by
law Wills No. 1 Drain, $35 00; W
E. Whitfield, 'clerk's fees Wills No
'1 Drain, $.45.00; Robert Gipson
Commissioner' Wills No, 1 Drain,.
$80.00; W. 5: Whitfield, treasurer
statement Harkness Drain, $15.00;
W. E, Whitfield, treasurer state
merit Renwick Drain, $16.00; W. 5
Whitfield, treasurer statement
Fitch Drain, $15.00; W. 5, Whit-
field, treasurer statement Wills
No. 1 Drain, $16.00; John A, Inglis
deposit on Harkness and Renwick
Drain, $185.00; Oehrn Hardware,
wire for dump, $3.18; Tile Drain.
age Loan No. 13, $1,770.00; inspec.
tor's fees, Loan No. 13, $15:00;
clerk -treasurer's fees, Loan No. 13
$15.00; tile drainage Loan No. 14
$1,270,00; inspector's fees, Loan No.
14, $16.00; clerk -treasurer's fees
Loan No, 14, $15.00; Canada Culvert
Co., pipe, Ilarkness Drain, $30,77;
Canada Culvert Co., pipe, Renwick
Drain, $28.96; Canada Culvert Co.,
pipe Fitch Drain, $45,08; Garnaii
King, burying lambs '$400; Ernest
Wylis, wire for dump, $17.50; John
A. Inglis, extra labour on Fitch
Drain, $15.00; Bannerman & Ball,
digging extension Renwick Drain,
$35:00; Bannerman & Ball, .digging
extension Harkness :Drain, $80.00;
FordWicli Library, grant, $25.00;
Gorrie Library, grant, $25,00; Wtox.
eter Library, grant, $25.00; Belinore
Library, grant, $25.00; Lakelet
brary, grant, $25.00; Municipal
World, assessor's guide, $18.50; Ivan
Haskins, welfare administrator,
$18.30; road accounts, $4,669.89; Ho -
wick Municipal Telephone System,
service and tolls,. $32.38; H. Hamil_
ton, postage, $10.00; welfare ac.
counts, $254,96; total $19,321 20,
Inglis -King That this meeting
do now adjourn to meet again on.
August 7th, 1962, or at the call of
.the reeve,
Ivan Haskins, Reeve,
W. E. Whitfield, Clerk,
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Air. and Mrs, George Bolander
and sons spent the weekend at
their home here.
Miss Elizabeth Armstrong of
Stratford spent a couple of days
last week with her parents.
Mrs. Tom MtUlement, Miss Bet-
ty M(Clement, Mrs, William Sotlh-
ern, Mrs, William Mulvey, Miss
l3renda Nilson and Gary Sothern
spent one day last week in Kitoll-
eller,
Mr. and Mnrs, R;oyclen L)e vitt spent
'Thursday IKitchener,
Miss 'Thelma Orth of Listowel is
spending a few days this week
with Mr, and Mrs. Wellington liar -
grave,
Mr, and Mrs, Alex Wray, Grace
and Brian of Toronto visited over
the week,encl with relatives here,
Brian remained for a week's holi-
day.
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Vittie Jr.
and family of Dane City visited one
day last week with Mr. and Mrs.
James Vittie,
Mrs, Hector Browne spent last
week at Kempville with her h'as-
band, where the 'latter has been
working, .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Small left
on Friday for Manitoba, where they
will visit with relatives for a few
weeks.
Miss Glenna Hibberd of Kitch-
ener is spending a week's holidays
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Robert Hibberd,
Mr. Peter Chiomey of Port Col-
borne spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Keith. Mrs. Chiomey
and Jitney returned home after
spending the past couple �f weeks
here.
Mr, Jim Stewart underwent a
tonsilectomy last week in Palmers-
ton Hospital.
Mr, and Mrs, Jack Gibson and
little son of Toronto spent the
week -end with Mr, and Mrs, Doug
Holt,
Friends of Mrs. Lorne Siefert Jr.
will be sorry to hear that she was
connfined to Listowel Hospital last
week.
Mr, and Mrs, Carl Stewart and
family of Listowel visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. William
Sothern,
Quite a number from here • at-
tended the Gibson reunion held in
Listowel park on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Tom Hutchison, Mr.
and Mrs, Bill Hutchison and fam-
11y. •and Mrs. f1da Gallagher and Mr.
and Mrs, moss Nuhn and family
spent Sunday at Formosa,
Masters Terry and Darrell Pro -
Knight of Slzneoe are spending a
few weeks with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. ,lack .Boyd.
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JOHN E. WILSON
The appointment of John
Wilson is announced by George
R. Munro, General Sales
Manager, Molson's Brewery
(Ontario) Limited.
Born and educated in Kin-
cardine, Ontario, Mr. Wilson
recently completed a long and.
successful career with the New
York Rangers of the National
Hockey League.
Mr, Wilson is Molson's Sales
Representative in the Bruce
Peninsula area,
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