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Lawn party, concert considered a success Oy Doloires Metann Th.e Milt.. District Hospital Aosiliary beld ita suintai bon party on Oaturday alternoan a9 the borotDr. and Mrs. Carl Martincon Mai-lin St. tor- poi-tygSei-an onve ufth1e ruent Beiiy Starkb Oermed the day succesntui. Coconcener for the party mon Dorotby Brown. Conveners of the vorinon boutas were. Knîtting, Alice Lawrence, boutiqur, Betty Nîsbot, whbite eli-phanl Barbara soi <ras Shiorsa Llieooi hlakîc, Otoîl> Jloyce; apoons, Mabol Ci-ipps; c<ountry gardon, Helen hORTHCOMING MARRIAGE: Dr. and Mrs D. Aikenhead of 75 Victoria St., Milton are pieased f0 anosce the forthcomaing marriage orf their daughter Debhie t0 Mr. Peter McCuaig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rohert F. McCuaig of 190 Sarah St., Mii- ton. The marriage miii take place on Saturoiay, Sept. 15, 1973 al 3 o'ciock in Grace Anglican Clourch, Milton. 'Photo hy G. Camopbell) Promoter or patriot? THE HOSPITAL AUXILIARY'S annuai lawn party Saturday masoa succesoful event as hordes of hoyers attended 10 shop at various hooths enjoy afternoon tea and see the art show and jazz concert acroos the road ai the miii pond. Ahove, an overali S'on eonewnting ta help po ieo International *onyi1970, or bidingo op viem of the Iawn party ait the C. A. Martn home a olcion of **hot" flags. Below, children enjoy the fih pond ad co 'eto ags from a ole ai coovener Mrs. Dorothy Brown mans one of the tSann lasi week. hooths %Ir. swonn. oblicisi for the (Staff Photos) Daiiton 101 in SeptembehO of 1971. said ir sonrîî is s roioIncpoote thebig ---- -- - ---- - PJ WW W I" STEEL CITY SIX presented The Many Faces of Jazz in a concert on the hanks of the Mill Pond Saturday under the sponsorship of the Milton Lihrary. The program mas jut acroos froma the Milton District Hospital Auxrliary Lamn Party and provided additional eotertainesent for visîtors to that event. (StaffPho>tot Picnics, tour held for Manor residents O mednosday, Augonl 22, Coronalion Park, Eako île, on the Spociat Cuare resîdents ot Tuosday, August 28. Thep Halton Contennial Manor more iuelcomod by bis mur- ,oere treated tu a bustrip and sbip Mtaorp Sr ari-ot ui pîcoîr ta idaltilonake Point. William Outoman. Ladies of the Manor Administrator of Parkn. Auolary asssed staft members mitb the ouing AItII trulp enjoyod tbe aulorIýnoo I The resident tPiî I LEl flouse aI tbe Mnoonyda bus tri p a nioî l THE SIGN 0F A GOOD BUSINESS NEIGHBOR ... THE SIGN 0F A MERCHANT WHO CARES ABOUT PEOPLE ... Shîs oîi.» denn fies the cii rindrd tîîsinession inho spn>sor i9 th c>o i, ity Foc mai ca MRS. 8EV GIBS05 HOSTE SS-878-3407 5HU BRI Arrangements wore omade by Muayor Ourroît 90 bas-e tbe resîdents isit beautitul Gairlocb Gardons aller brior pîcn> Staff niembooco-ore assîstod by ladies of tbr Mtanoir Ausilîary for the Ail inembers ufth9e groop spet a plesn c n an se 6K! utI TIRE! "TOU,, Uts Painless and very Inexpensive TIRES 1 9 SCOBIE'S TIRE SERVICE 53 Steeles Avene 878-3222 ALL OUR WOi0JE FULLY GUARANTEED CORN AND TOMATOES OAWN TO OAR THIS WEEKEND ut CHUDLEIGH'S Ready picked, pick yoor owo or barbecued corn ready for sait atnd botter. POTATOEF5PiA ROC9ANDWAGON HONEY EGGS R 0ES. APPLE EIDER AND HAY MO ANI AR CHUDLEICH'S 878-2725 .1l000999'wa-25.2 CIi ON SO W h SoMlTi d DfferonceD DONTO CHRYSLER DODGE Forimerly Plaza MotoFs 88 Ontario St. 878,2962 pio.ing matcht by fiying the IPM ni0 hoe moid iosi giadi9 gison ben one19. Miissing %iih ki. IPM flog inna Canadion nai irai Ooag. le discord thrm nîissng Ssednrsday mnrning of last oeh. Eoch flag ls oorth about $6. Its atntags a gao maonng Mtien pan lsten ta CFRS s WNALtY CROUTER SHOWV on radia toto0 Wattg gels pan rotttng w-rh mAsic and his cammeots an carrent gotngs-an-and a ahote package of enertttttg gos treett ta kno t>rst rning Time wearser rtews, sparts, tratte reports and mate When WNattg s» t runnng tstngs althne CFRB microphone aeekoags 5 30 ta thtam w (e's bnsgarannd ton. or the aott Papt att kindsar tgeir rterests nterest Wallg r-bs att seat The Champion, Milton, Ont., Wed., Sept. 12, 1973 85 Penrice; te0 tables, Jean Hatherley, likrary, Toni Kerr; fiahrpnd and ref resh- mtends, candy stripers and Cioris Lacgridge; penny tabte, Jacquoeline jeu d; ring a lic, Joyce Hocny; flreiAgn.v F'ord i pl slîîp, Rose Shanon, tea tickets. Liz 9--rne; phicc convner, Ruth S9,0500 and treosorer (for day>. Lîoa Jensen. Mos. Ches ter Service's donation ofa band made qoit was won by Mrs. K.snor of R.R3 Milton.ntio Mrs. G. G. Hamilton donated an antique choir for wichitne mode o neediepoint seat covr and Mrs S. Sotton of Oorlingion was the lucky v - Across the street, beside the minI pond three locol artîsts dîspla yod theur EXHIBITING paintîngs on the backs of the Mili 41 1 si ndnF Pond in Cenlennial Park on Sonday mas local art Gerda Neubacher, 528 ist James Hopkins, Mr, Hopkins points to one of hais Trafalgar Ct., esibiled Ilirir favorites from the 20 he exh ibîted. He termed him- many voorbo of art. self a memher of the "groop of one" Another local Milton Public Lîbrarp reaehce a S e prsrtd b srl iy artist Fre tebce o exhibîted paintings 5Sx joto bond in concert, and attracted considerahle attention as ho com- alo Secide the ni pond. pieted paîcttngs. (Staff Photo) RENT A CAR FROM El *COMETS f IN STYLE FFor Cariît Molouîng Ploasure Foi a Day' a Week' a Month ' a Year> il Drop in antd sti us. Ouf Econom Rats Inctode. Gas 0>1 Inbstance SPECIAL WEEK END RATES J GALgI:GE :MîIIî]I, 1IITNE sieifil anecdotes range the notads oft rave sport an t showbusiness The a» -star cast ofthse WVALLr CROUTER S'OT Inctsaes enie Jack Dennett and Bob HeSkelh sportscaster Bl» Sieçf tt < Htenry Sthannon wit tratti reports tram toc C-FES Ta t> Comanctie ana orge> ptatessona broadcastersý depetdrrg an te seai tf gos te aireado a troute> tan we ni t sag note It yoa te Oeav in towttget WNattymortrtogs t1otot» gant radio M 0I 0AL RUE Foere S more w909e thsî cOosomi 1010 on your radio gets you a GOODIMORNING! ---------------------------------------- -----