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PORTER'S HILL
PORTER'S HILL, May 9, --Mr.
anci Mrs. Dykstra have moved
onto the farm they recently •pur-
chased from Peter Van Elswijk.
The latter returned last week
from a visit to Holland and, ac-
companied by Mrs: yan Elswijk
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for
rit4ish Coollumbia.
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don, was a Sunday visitor at the
Betties home.
Gift Wrapped and with Mother's Day Card
ALL COMPLETE
and
READY TO GIVE for
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and Mrs. William Cox and fain-
Murrayrraw spent the
week -end in _Mitchell . with his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
J. I. Torrance.
The number. of different spec-
ies of birds that exist' now or
have been alive within the. dost
few hundred, yearn , x§,, estimated
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les cannot fly. As early as the
ed 120 million years ago, there
were giant birds vrhich could
Mrs. Leslie Cox is visiting Mr. not fly.
SPECIAL MOTHER'S DAY DINNER
.at
TIGER DUNLOP INN
Highway 21, 3 miles North of Goderich
5-7 p.m.
FULL COURSE MEAL
Menu — sure to please: • Fruit cup; Soup; Tomato iuike;
Relishes and salad.
HOT ROAST TUI.IE'E'Y $1.75
HOT ROAST BEEF $1,65
Mashed Potatoes — Hot Vegetables -- Rolls and Breads.
Choice of Pies — Tiger Dunlop Delight
Ice Cream Sundaes and Sherbet
Tea and Coffee
Make reservations Mrs. tG. Kaitting,
if possible. o- Carlow 2406
We are now open for Sunday Summer Dinners
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Sunday, May14
-- IS MOTHER'SDAY —�
No Gift Would Please Her
More Than a Special Cake
—Heart Shaped or Round--
from
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4 tALBE
HOME MADE ROOKIES
Select your favorites from our abundant variety
DATE TURNOVERS ----
OATMEAL --- CINNAMON -- CHOCO(-ATE CHIP —
BRAZIL NUT -- PEANUT BUTTER -- SHORTBREAD,—
and OLD FASHIONED SUGAR COOKIES
FOR THE BEST IN...
" Yes , , ,'here's a friendly atmosphere at
year local 104. stole. Each {tore ovrner has
a personal interest In catering to the
cossomer's indi.idual needs. This interest
plus Top Ouafitjyproducts and competitive
price make the difference between just
another business and o true community
service,' 1.6 this combination thot has mode
10A'Rawls for friendly service
-'ocrosl Caaoda.
Experiments on this standard drum drier
at the Plant Research Institute of the
Canada Department of Agriculture at
Ottawa have led to the ,development of a
new process for making instant mashed
Weddings
GRIME -- HULLS
BAYF1ELD. — In a wedding
solemnized in Trinity Anglican
Church here, Freda Diane Hulls,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hulls, Goderich Township, be-
came the bride of James Brian
Grime, Bayfield, son of Mrs. W.
E. G. Bellchamber and the fate
MAKE IT A DATE ! !
potatoes. Potatoes that have been peeled,
diced and cooked are passed between
dehydrating steam -heated rollers. The
finished product is below the rollers.
Eric Grime. Rev, E. .1. B. Har-
rison officiated.
The bride wore a white waltz -
length gown of peau de soie
-styled with a rounded neckline,
trimmed with lace and seed
pearls with lily point sleeves.
Her illusion•ieil was of shoulder
ength and she carried a Vic-
torian ..nosegay with Pink De-
light roses and stephanotis.
The bridesmaid, Miss Dianne
Campbe 4, Clinton, °wore a bal-
erina-length 'gown .of pink or-
ganza and carried a matching
nosegay of flowers.
Douglas • A. Auld, St. Cathar=
ines, was groomsman.
For travelling, the bride wore
a _old colored wool suit white
accessories 'an. a corsage o
white roses.
_The groom is a student of the
School of Business' Administra-
tion, University of Western On-
tario. The couple will reside
in Bayfield.
PREMIUM FANCY SAVE be
SOl
A1MON
'ILLY'$ SAVE 8c f
BUTTER
AYL:MER FANCY SAvgCREAM Bc
CORN
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NEAP,PLE
PICNIC .
CRU.SHED
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ASHFIELD
ASHFIELD, May 9.—Mr. Fin-
lay Macdonald, of Chatham,
spent the week -end with his
father, Mr. Dan Macdonald.
Mr. Ray . MacKenzie, of Tor-
onto, was home for the week-
end.
Mr. and Mrs. George Foster
and Donna, of Rodney, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Kitson.
Guests at Wm. Macdonald's
are Mrs. Steve Elliott, Billy and
Barbara and Mrs,.. Ed. Reilly; of
. w
` Miss Barb'California.....inlayson, of
Guelph, was homefor the 'week-
end.
Great lBBarrier Reef along the
NortheaStern-noast of Australia
has the largest coral formation
in the world.
CONFECTION STYLED DOUGHNUTS
IN TEN VARIETIES
.Cherry' Custard -- Rum and Egg Nog --- Lemon or
Orange Twists -- Jelly or Creme Filled --- Honey
Dipped — Buster Browns ---.. Cinnamon Sticks
Chocolate Iced
FRESH TARTS, AND MUFFINS(
In Wide Variety
Open Friday nights 'til 9 p.m.
CULBERT'S BAKERY
West Street -- Goderich -- JA 4-7941
3. In what year was the name of
the Royal Canadian Mounted
Police changed from the Royal
North West Mounted Police?
4. Through the indirect sales tax
on manufactured goods Ot-
tawa collects an average of
how much per week?
5. In whatear were tariffs first
used in Canada to build dom-
estic industry rather than
merely as a means ofprovid-
ing govearnment revenue? -
ANSWERS: 5. In 1859 when
the "Galt Tariff" was introduced.
3. In 1920. 1. Less than five
persons per square mile. 4.
About $15 million. 2. Manu
facturing is the leading industry
few days with her mother, Mrs.
Kenneth Fairish,, last week.
QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ
1. Density of population in the
U.S. is about 51 persons per
square mile. What is the,
figure for Canada?
2. In, net value of . production
manufacturing . is the leading
wealth producing industry. in
what provinces?
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