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GQDBRZdi•I SIQ L T BURSIAY, JUS 2 , ;974--7VAOE 3
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In "these days of time and ef-
fort saving appliances,
escalatora replacing&staits and
automobiles replacing, walking,
it's little wonder that
Canadians are among' the mot
unfit people in the world.• We
have 'all. heard that the average
DEAi �oiTo�
continued from Patiocake, complete with candles,,
and, sang Happy Birthday to
the • delightfully startled
, husband.
Lots of bigger,. things were
going on in the "outside"
world, demanding our atten-
tion and concern. One could
say the episode in the ,hospital
was a small matter by corn-'
parison, 'Yet making people
haps is never a small matter.
The. nurses ` knew it. Chose
present 'felt that things'were
put in proper, qrder. and were
grateful.
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-Sincerely,
E.lsa�.Haydon.
Opera letter
Open Letter .to:
Robert E. McKinley
M.P.' Huron -Middlesex
R.R. 1, Zurich, Ont.
Dear Bob: '
In this time of rising prices,
nd the Federal Budget in,
DARK, red,,. I ask 'you
11 honorable, members to
9n
Dd
. think
suggestio
As you 'a
- time there is
• of -taxes, there
wailing from the
great country like's
'believe. Everybody,
well-to-do .or not, clai
' can't afford, much mor
this, then. get ready to go' to
races, or bingo, or anything el
to get rid of some money. But,
as ticket' sales have indicated,
people. have' •no ' qualms about' t
spending $4Q.o01yr•. on lottery
tickets.
With this. in mind I suggest '
and. -emphatically. request that
-.the Federal Government- con ,
tinue where the Olympic Lot-
tery leaves off ..and put this
revenue v»to good use in the
,Government ,coffers, I ful`ty
realize- that this will ° likely
create quite a. stir in the minds.
of people who have'been trying'
for years to -legalize gambling.`
in general as well as those who
will have nothing rtq do with
gambling of any type, but
despite this,. 1 billion/yr. would
go a' long. way towards
lessening the tax burden, and`
could even balance -the Eederal
budget, if handled properly.
I also realize that .this idea is
not original but I have never
seen it in-piint before. By'„the
way, I am going.to request that
this letter be' printed in . _our-
, local' paper, and I hope there
are others who .agree with me.
•
• Sincerely,
Terry Bauer,
Auburn
60 year old, Swede is probably
ficy,er than'the average 30 year
old Canadian. Another , little
talked about comparison is that
American on the whole are
more fit than Canadians..
Canadians, .were tested on
Ar erican Heart Association'
standards of cardio -respiratory
Janes, arid it was found that 40
percent of men and 47 percent
of the women tested had fitness
levels which'cotild be classified
.as fair or low. Women'
generally are less fit than men,
with women in the age group
0-29 'rating lowest in that
study.
As Federal Health Minister
Marc Lalonde stated, "The end
result of all this shows an er-
weight and inactive popul tion.
Our labour saving devices, our
automobiles, our elevators and
-the use of television as a sub-
stitute for physical recreation
-are contributing factors." •
It is horrifying, to think that'
80 percent.. of Canadians are
Completely inactive while 50
' percent of Canadians are• over-
weight in addition to being
inactive.,A study carried out by
Nutrition Canada showed• that
overweight people ate the same
number of calories daily as
people who, maintained their
normal weight. The reason
some people gain weight''is that
they lead inactive" lives and
cannot utilize all' the calories
theyconsume which eventually.
become stored in ' the body as'
_fat.
Too often in the past we have
tended to view health as the tario, from this Branch.
absence of disease, butt in . Another area that could use
reality health is much more some attention from :the
than Ott. A contributing factor Provincial Government is fit -
to a pe%.e n''s health is his or peas • in the schools. The I
her level Aptness. Physical fit- Ministry of Education should
s nxiety, improves start placing more emphasis on
of the cardio- making sure, that students are
rid- increases getting .the proper exercise from
a work " the time they enter the school
ment is ,system. until the time the,'
and is leave. Hopefully by that time
what. students. will have developed
ing good exercise habits which will'
stand them in good stead for
the rest of their. lives.
School administrators ought
to be convinced of the values of
fitness and 'its contribution to
the q rality of life. The Ministry
should encourage and support
continuing education for
teachers responsible for fitness
and health programs and also
give higher priority in the
curriculum to physical fitness
ness reduce
the functions
vascular system,
product'ivi'ty',
situation. bur Go
recognizing ,these fa
beginning to investiga
its role should be in pro
the health of Canadian citi
In Ontario, the Provinci
Government has set up a Task
Force .on Fitness- to fid out
what the Ministries sho ld' be
doing' to promote individ al fit-
ness. The Task Force was set
up under the auspices of the
Ministry of Health, but there is
representation from other
Ministries including Education
and Community and Social
Services, The °Task Force star-
e ted its work two weeks ago'and:
is expected to make recommen-
dations to the Minister of
Health, Frank Miller, some
time in November.
Anrcer Government group',
' concerned with fitness is the
Sports and Recreation Bureau,
in the Ministry'of Community
and Social Services, which is
about to, launch an extensive,
new snorts project: This Branch
is bhe major source of govern-
ment support for• services to
sport in Ontario. Further
grants for, approved recreation
programs .>. are ' paid to
municipalities throughout On -
,nd
.nutrition education.
Finally school boards should
increase their fitness facilities
for students and also ..make
these facilities available to the
community.
The Federal.,Governrnentis!
also involved in promoting fit•
ness, °s'o`rt- and physical
recreation. The budget 'of the -
old Fitness and Amateur - Sport
Directorate was raised to 17
million this .year, in keeping
with the,greater emphasis being -
placed on getting Canadians
Moving.
I' feel that although the
Federal and Provincial Govern-
ments have their .contributions
to make in this area, it is essew
tially up to us, as individuals to
rl)walk, swim or do anything
that will get our hearts "pum-
ping a little faster and our
lungs working a little harder.
Try. it -- you may like it.
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DUNOANNON DOINGS
'Visitors with ti Mrs. Minnie Elinvale and •Mount Forest.
Jones and -Mel were Mr.' arid Mr. Huntley Gordon of Lon
Mrs:. Mel bell of Goderich,. don,.son:of ;� late Dr. Gordon,
c 'formerly of Lucknow, was the
their son and his family, Mr. Y 'N til assistant curator at Huron' County Pioneer Museum, demonstrated' an old den-°
and Mrs. Norman Bell and of
lest, visitor.
• •,„, 4i edel a ,ass
Mrs. Allan McNee, tist's drill t Susan White of Seaforth in the turn of the century dentist's shop on dipplay. The'
Ont. • Edward,. . • -�
daughter of Thunder Bay, .museum works ons, $35,000 budget from the Property Committee of County—Council and
`David McDiarmid, seven.;and, Paul called on Mrs. Cecil takes yin abut $12,000)in admissions each year. (Clinton News -Record photo)
Blake, Mrs.. Minnie Jones and - y
year-old son of Mr, and Mrs.':;
Mel, Mrs. Mary Beres. ,and """"�
Allan McDiarmid of Midland .
has been holidaying with gran- family during ,the week. On•• '
dMr, and Mrs.. Dave Thursday Mrs. Graham McNee
M Diarr - accompanied .them to °Huroii-
M'cDiarmid.. '
Mr.' and Mrs. Graham view. to visit Mr. arid Mrs.. Ross
•.McNee, Eric McNee and McNee. . °
Brenda; Mrs. .Mary _Beres and Mr: Russell' .lahnston retur-
• Jamie attended a family picnic ned home after a week in the
held at Brookside ,School on. hospital. He is still under. lac:
AUBURN AND fl:1STRICT.
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Mr's- Wes Bradock 526-'759-5•'
the following d b f 1
° O Tuesday Mrs.. Olive MARY ANN WEBER •Community Memorial hall. Cartwright”, MrS• Gordon
well aware, every ; ,,I've got a beef with people . The pressure comes from the. late Mr, and, Mrs. William` u, The president welcomed the' 40 Powell and Mrs. Leonard Ar-
rai a in any kind who water their lawns in the water being stored in a tank if- -Worthy, formerly of Ripley, * Blake and Mrs,- Mary B,ere
�a....called on Mrs. Alice Sc tt and 'Funeral Services were held children of the con9munity that charnbault.
crimes a great rain. ter it has been treated. area. About 45 of the clan at- 4 July 19 for Miss were p"resent:
eople of this . Monday. night I was'on my -This water is valuable. It, tended,* Mrs. •sten Bell (nee her` mother, Mrs. Elizabeth last Friday, IAL
pShackleton at Bel awe. Mrs. Mary Ann Weber •who awed program SOC N WS
-The for the children �.
u wouldn't. way to take a picture It was should not be wasted. Perhaps,. Gertrude Worthy) of Godery:ch g" w p ' was started , by seeing who a
Sl"i kl t '91 old,on away in Htlrorrvi'ew` on July 16
be
,they t was we
the � Mocha ' was the winner. For Lacombe, •Allic�rt`a and. her
Lucknow; M P Graham Born in East Wawanosh she
he
e
Sunday for descendants of the tor's .care an must a care u
outside.
ac eon was years o o u • •-
th �'i g It wasn't raining hard the people who water their won a prize for havi• aig'the most` d Other 11 She- had been a resident at could get the most words out of
s
sprinklers _ going • full blast It Js important. ,, daughter and only surviving uc now; rs. arcs
was -"the daughter of the late .the 'members and friends :daughter, Mrs. •W;R. Ulm, Mr.
luring. the shower. The many gallons wasted on member of the family of .Mr. Guelph. JJVilli •ro Weber`and'Lena, Daer: present, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt Ulm and daughters Laurie and
w weeks 'a o the watering. -+a wet lawn could and Mrs. Wm. Worthy.. won the price °for getting the Kelly -of Kingston.spent last
Just a fe g ,
from• make the difference•to our' fire Mr, and Mrs. Eric McNee -are Miss pearl Caldwell has -an She is survived •by one sister nlo5t words otit of Women's In
ignal-Star carried an ad �. w•eekend. with . Mrs. lima
v'a'n homeowners. d'e arrtment gp, f unusual coleus plant which is Mrs Thomas (Fnrmildal
'e TUC ad i.I g pd Ai s 'caking of Hamilton of Goderich
who they should• water :their.
lawns. People on - o.ne side of
town a allowed"certain days
and peon on 'the .other side °
are allowed then •dales. Times
are "specified hat happened to
ey • rain n P • Thn,rs a t . er ca ers were e "
th but
Mr. and Mrs. Bert, ton; • " uronview for many y
like .' I saw no less than five lawn tie bit they tee• isn't important. dance. Nits: Bell is.
't t trade lawns in the rain 'think the lit- nieces and ne hews iii atten- y' B Al "H ears "Ch'ildren'S ' D"ay'. Traci' Mrs, Stanley .Mutc:h . of
li
Lucknow and -her daughter
Mrs., Stonehouse of
•
coincide -with the. shower Mon-
day night. .
Just because it is person's
turn to water his lawn, oesn't
mean he has to do it. Gr ted,
the ad did not ask peop to -
refrain from 'watering their
lawns during periods •of rain
fall, 'hut I guess •some• citizens
get' too much credit for using -M
common sense.
The ad further •'stated that '
lawn 'watering should be done
only ' at certain times because
municipal water reserves were
dangerously low9.
Perhaps the morons who
,water lawns' during rain
showers 'figure that' just
because Goderich is on a lake it
will have lots of water.
Certainly there is dots of
water but there is only so much
- under pressure. • -
When water comes out of -a
fire hose .it is under pressure.
during afire: the scud parents 'o a son, • stitute' McFarlane:
I'm not against using water" "Craig Wayne,' born July, 21, a growing pods. 'o, p Thegirl with the most letters
Iahts, Mrs. Lillian Rev. Garnet. Potter was in Mr. and • Mrs. Allan
constructively. When its hot I brother for Brenda. p
like to swim. When I'm. thirsty Congratulations! MacDonald's potatoes h 1t h f theservice held in the in her name was. Christine McDougall and Miss Debbie'
regulary.
I ,like to drink, I take bath7s Peter Belstra,
1.. I flush the toilet Goderich, father of Mrs. Larry pa.rently because they eon
b 1 g to burial -in Union Cemetery' Derrick Cartwright.
•
ave i- charge of
formerly of tle round balls on them ap- 'Arthur Funeral Home with Stadel'mann the boy was Wills ,of Sudbury are
vacationing
with his parents,
family. - Blyth. Pallbearers,were'G" ld, ' Plaetzer played a Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth -
Wanda= °
° 'ti- week
when necessary:I t
Tha..t__ne haps is the key word , 'Mrs, Jack McGee on the east entertained on Sunday with Robert
- ` ' ACM/ L.
'The, July meeting of the
enjoy p justholidaying• atg
•x- Marks Church Auburn, .,held
�ttan�ge, student from.`°Quebec,• its monthly � g, ,
SylvieLa Fevre who is.;.stayin church last Wednesday and'freshie .was served to all. • last Friday with Mrs. •Elms
for the
Pentland, has .moved into a d nightshade .p an piano solo for children. An McDougall this-
'mobile home `owned by Mr. and . Merle and -Sheila. Gunby Donald, John, Garth, Gene and limination or theest was
won n
Hamilton .all ne hews.
. necess'ary. Water your lawns end of Joseph St We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Da ir'
whent*ls necessary
n,
Mr. Belstra to the village. Stratford" Mr: and Mrs. John
i
A fine growth of greenery is a • Mr. and Mrs Allan McNee, Ridgeway, Mount Forest, rs. •
Bradley •McVitti'e. The clothes . Mr" and Mrs. •L;ewis,Cook of
pin in :the bottle contest was. •, Belgrave and Mrs. MSN, Taylor
'won by Carla Hebert and of Brussels vited Iasi Sunday
t on and Wendy Hartley and Mrs. Bradley Andrews, with Mrs. Bert Taylor.
pleasure`toaloak at,.sit
sons I{Jdward and Paul are The'fisli and roved veru in- , Mrs` Roy Patterson• n Mir.,
But rain keeps it as . their cottage at Elaine Hartley for a family.pic- Anglican Church Women of St.' p p
rile Also present was an e 'te•resting and each child got two Peter•.Patter"son and Miss Mae
green as tap .water. Cedar Grove Beach and atten gifts.' Cookies ice-cream bars Irwin, all of Toronto, visited
The only reason I can. think .ded the picnic • at • Brookside t thl meetin in the g • '
•
of .that prevented people froi i " School on Sunday. 4 Mrs. Haggitt presided Mc`fl arlane...
1 offwith Pthe Ridgeway, family at •' ° evening 'rh t d M
u•r ins their heir sprink yrs Mr. and Mrs. Hank Kragt
" •business `meeting, .The minutes
Mr; an Mrs: Maitland. Allan..
Mond besides 'stupid`ity, its from British Columbia who are "Mount Forest. Mrs. Celia Taylor, the -
y of the rav`ious meeting were were goes last Saturday at
Ricky P f 'L . don is 'president opened the meeting pd
that th v were afraid of getting- ! staying with her mother, Mrs. icy earce, o on approved ,„as re -ad by th.e (he Alli.n• Shobhrook wed ing
d' ks 'with his - and welcomed the members pp d . b
wet when<they'went outside to .Simon de Boer in, Lucknow. spending ,,two wee secretary, Mrs. Donald Haines:
turn off the'r to s grandfather, hl r. -P� rank Pen= Prayers were said by Mrs. last :Saturday at Lon es oro.
r.. p• . • They, are ,visiting friends and g'r' Elmer Trommer and the scrip- ,. A letter .of appreciation was M�••" �nrl• Mrs. Harry Ren
'd
We do. h•av umbrellas. relatives in the area. They were tland. read from Mrs. R. Path,
• f h' t lesson was read by 1VIrs derknecht and Mr, and Mrs
To the; people" ho fallow the accompanied by .her sister aril The I edy , families o this ere g. (;fts e f�i�ne�: 'cif Detroit
area attended' the Ee'dy:Yundt Andrew 1Si•rkconnell. Thertopict • :Bayfield thankin the W.I. for,, g
rules arid, use c • r�rmon serine •her � husband, Mr. • and Mrs. �,, �• s'm •le short-cut that will •the. Historical meet-ing_ which •visited 1VIr. and Mrs. "Thomas
family picnic in Stratford on A, i p
when watering . latus, I say, Dirk LogtenYberg to the Toronto. ami y set 'you free" given °b�: Mrs. they had planned.
n't take offence to .Pride to meet the Su day Mrs. Maines announced
lad 's brother �.n is�wi e,. r• • pans were underway o
hat have said. y - • ` •
To the morons who left fir and,Mrs. Ieme de Boer. and son girls visited with Mr. enc Mrs. teresting.• .July 20 -Wedding werdinner• and �e
:Mrs: Donald Cartwright read
please do � airport. on y „ee that
w C d d h' 'f M Mrs Paul Henderson and Robert Slater „ was very in 1 d e r the
Haggitt ott..:Monday. ' "_
r:`.and' Mrs. Maitland Allen
HarveyAlton on the weekend. visited George Timm on Sun -
I sprinklers on during the rain;�I pain who arrived `from Holland � -•' weddingdinner on August 3 day at' Listowel hospital where,
about all the waferfor a three week visit in Marsha Alton returned t:o' an' interesting and • humorous
° 'Toronto with them for he incl be the next wedding to ' •he as a patient.
i$ your house. cat- It is the first time .in p which the W.I woe
night. \ kitchen". Th b s�; art of 4
say, 'think
you wasted. ,
ches on, fire some
r reading,'"Let's hear it,.frorn t wci wed_ding ' `
e business " would cater. Mr:. and. Mrs I3<ib•"`Warren
20yYears the de Boer sisters and holidays.•Members voted to again and -Larry of Windsor visited
brothers have bee,rtr together.` - •Mr. and Mrs. Don, Nicholson the meeting was conducted4 by A
• - and familyare holidaying in Mrs, Taylor. sponsor 4 H clubs and it' is, last week with her uncle, Mr..
Mr'• rid 'Mrs. Kair,,l, Smith g hoped that leaders will he Arthur Younghlut' . and her '�
d fa ylv from Windsor for a :few days. •, • The minutes were a;'cepted p .
Windsor,found for these girls,
visited '.on`°� he weekend .wl .;, - us tri wi he
' d• • John D e The travelling• p, planned aunt Miss lila Youngblut-
k d •th Mr. and 'Mrs Ron Stormer, as read 'by the secretary,
rs• A b 11 for `Mr. and, • Mrs. --Bob
• their parents, Mia and .Mrs. of Kitchener, visited on Sun ay a .r.
with Mrs. Cecil Blake and'•Bar• apron received a penny for-eacch, the near- future •and Mrs. . Yoonghlut, Susan, Bruce and
Marvin Smith, Sandra en beta. ` fetter in.Holiday Time and the •Thomas Haggitt, N1rs, Donald Kristin of Toronto, spent, last
Lisa remained a are spew, rill il answered hN, Haines and Mrs. •Frank weekend �s.ith his mother, Mrs.°
ding a couple of eks with.
Miss Becky Rickert from Kit r • • ca. war
diener spent the weekend'wit.h- naming where they were going Raithby will plan this event. ,,'Myrtle Nlunro.
(:heir grandparents. , to s end 'their holidays.
• Barbara and Mrs, C. Blake. p
Mr.' and Mrs. F''rank, Thom!): Mrs,: James .Jackson w111 ap Mr. and Mrs,. Rorrld M
son returned from a vacation at . Mrs. Elsie -Irvin, Dungannon, Mrs, Elmer Trommer is still li ue two • Ce�itennial rose t)amtide..o terdown visited
their cottage in Kincardine Mrs, Jean Papernick, Goderich accepting clothing etc. for thef�.• p 4' , with Mrs. Beth Lansing recen-
and Mrs. Violet Smith', bale to be lent to the north, If quilt. blacks, given by Centre.
1VIr, ancf Mrs Don Glenn,Haines for the Science Centre, tiv.
' has'good used
Frank,and John of Richman ;h �; women's- �r •an r,
Richmond
Made -Fresh Daily
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leswortli spent a few days in anyone arae o Toronto the `E'rland Lee ° M and ,Mrs. Garth McClin-
Hill; Larry -Pocock of Wiarton * Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. •clothing sue a Home at •Stoney Creek.
s rotttin -• dresses. > dr C,
reek. Fa ernick. girl they, Sandra, Brian and Janice.-
? and' Wayne -Pocock
of dr► of p bee toytrouble at the river returned last week: from 'a trip
Wingham visited-for.a few days Miss Darlene Stilling is span• chiltlren'c; clothing; please take ark near the Patterson home to Vi+ria, B.C. to visit her
With Mr. and 1Vfrs. Gerrie ding a fetv•days holiday withb them to Mrs. Trommer as soon he merri:Yaers voted to remove • sister, Mrs. Ronald Taylor, Mr.
G1 d family. Last Sunda, her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.: as possible. -
d d
s ss bet t the picnic tables and the toilet Taylor, Wayne and Paul.•
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Glenn an Root. Irvin. - PI e t
vi•sito(rs--were Mr. and Mrs Ed• 1 the to the ball M
ll and a'decid d to do art was too bad h, John
Neale° .of Richmond Hi • DUNGANNON. UCW
1Vrs. Ken Bell of •Goderich
Plans ,were i. cu field. It was felt that.
the annualcleaning of,,Mrs.,. Zeta Baechler and son
• church an it w - e that a few -have of Vancouver "'visited last
it next week. The ,meeting was to spoil the fun as the W.I. had week with Mrs. -Myrtle Munro.
and Mrs. Roy Pinder (nee Elva Po .placed. there their for the con- 'Miss Jeari,'l~intt`ston' and Miss
Worthy) of Ottawa .visite Mr..' Leadership Development was cloacal With prayer. ' venience of the public: '- • Jean Jamieson Of - Toronto
d ,M Graham McNee- on the theme for the Dungannon ' '• DAY d took 1
n ,Mrs. KID -'S A discussion 'pace about spent the weekend with Mrs.
Church Women s. Frances, ,
I helping Miss Susan Thompson
-'Mr, and Mrs. Aubrey Higgins meeting on Tuesday. Mr, and • M. Keith Arthur
had a barbecue '•upper -on Wed- ' Ruby McClenaghafi, Donna. The annual Children's Day ',Vend her small ball players and returned last F'riday� eveniug
was held last week at the .July $,50 Was voted to help purchase
nesday to" welcome visitors' 'Young and °Glori'%Pearson ledSonic, equipment for them. Four from a two-week trip , to .
from Calgary, Mrs: Lucille Mit- in this interesting" topic.` Good ''.m tutu bof ldin n vine eA�iburn ., ball' tearn have been: formed ,Manitoba to visit with Mt. and
cliell, Donna Lynn, Jim And leadership is imporCant for, inn- t e ,
Riddell. Mrs Rill #2' ll. .-
Shaine, Chisholm, Mr. and Mrs, dividuals as well as .1; p• • p 4 • -
u 5 and a great deal of interest hal 17 l
Leonard Chisholm and family Good leadership develops good of the meeting was the •reading been'` taken in this sport.' A 9 \
" _of a familiar Bible verse by ' Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell, , Mr, and Mrs. Roy • Cope;"
attended the gathering also, communicatianst� • . - Sheila and Carol of London
' Mr, and Mrs: Kenneth';Cam- This unique program was Bessie McNee. Reading from convener Of the card committee andh' Mr, •attd : Mrs, pbell of Cransford opened their carefully planned oto include;A•: many different- Bible tran- gave her report and read theAnita and Bra, Gordonord n
slations, she revealed several
thank•vou notes. 'Gross,
• home for a family reunion of, ° dviitional which involved, each Mrs. GordonPowell tock p Auburn visited on Sunday with .ke
p r Bible forms of expressing "the same Au and Mrs, KerrNeth
Ca'mpbell•s, Ci�oxiers•- and lady' regent. Well-known Iii the collection., The woman with . ,
Har.risons on Sunday July 21•• verses were recalled as well as -thought. i � the wedding-- anniversary', M,�Douglall•. „ - • a°
It was also a belated birthday - individuals who •have influen- .. , Audrey Hasty iresided fora Mr. tTntl Mrs, .`tiabert -Ling
ladies Treasurer's showed e • to, the date 'leas Mrs.
celebration for W. Albert Cil;"- eel our lives, Twenty, b shirt 'btisi�iesc period. The closest,. and David of Guelph visited on
pbell rho was $40° in March., and four visitors Participated A 'Creastlrer'sce report
the first six Prank
Rrottxam .and lunch was.Sunday evening wv`ith Mrs:
About 65 attended with guests iii this... rneetin bilin - program Elms, M;eFarlatxe:•
goo cl
• present from Alicaster, Fingal,„._. Another i eregt,tng ;feature months . of the yeti•. '' in the .,charge of Mrs. Donald
a
Thursday evening United
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