CAS accepts resignation ton Ch&fnr'sa id ame she bis bien or- re=uott..a! r.Oliver UrOliver wea .1 Prioiel= Hilton pietwhi tie CAS Rglni Cie aaraf Dkwri etarfWittaAdiairtar Denil discie uieregignaOOIi Pertilohad etsted he wu ter. note orz if Mr.oliver, Boai CGosrmilS Jo h wasîpaosdh Graham sid Mr. Oliver reglonali cosocilmoùd lied laid hlm h inld - dr - f"fathe enwliEnp fanhrei'uê ;etdbidiEbidte eqoid ad a coovenlofl inimliasta have lhe F0Muians whlch Sutan qprUfl 2 MoMI nphlm sway t tS 10 The CaniSOChampion, Wed., May 6, 1901 By Roy Downs Former plant manager of the Milton Rockwell International plant, John Crncich and his wife Helen are MOVÙng back to Milton after a year'a absence in England. Mr. Crncich wlI be working at the Chatham plant for Rockwsll and they plan to live on Valleyview Creac. They left for Birmingham, England about a year ago. A reunion of staff and tudenla, both elementary and aecondar, j planned at "'The Old School on the HiI1" in Shelburne Saturday, June 27. The reunion is one of a wekend'a activities celebratlig the Dut- ferin County Centennial. if you dsdn't receive a personal invi- tation, write Mr. and Mrs. A. McKelvta at Box 244, Shelburne, LON 150. peilmoment r Welcome to Milton, newcomers from mayohrcentres. S Recent arrivais include Mr. and Mns S eech freedom giveni Rtobinonl and Mr. and Mrs. E. Mrak from SitonCilrn'i Aid Mr. Capiad hsd connui regardeI o Oie sews- Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. J. Grass from Drra a apsdmsted oa the stuatlapion teti5iia I F. Toddhligtne aliaws d la Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. F odi son w e l owedta cm. bisai Oite CAS and Oe I iulIrbst from Erin Mill, and Mr. and Mrs. Wag- moott frsly on CAS pal- reglan aonie 2.7mllionu tarIs Oe regao aaone baril from Vancouver. Icy and pitons. budget. poit, whlrh 1 belsYs, bi Ats fA Mwa tryig ta taIse me se Mr. Catupisusu has taCS or Lon" Diretor meeting, Mr. CA ardCIma newn item in the "75 years ago" col- camne ander fie hy Hsl- CSBor har umn of The Champion March 18 prompted tan Regisnas nilasralhuiler was .ahGs bi5eaid lMr. Cu letter from J. Brker Smth of Ottawa. andllfomer CAS meiiihr ilOimand Mr. Coup landsdirOctarshould bi He sai it wa an inerestig expe Fred Oliver wha wrte ga L Ias n loedt omn Heaad t a a iteetilgexeence to lettar tathe CAS enie- wthe nid lman sifely on taCAnS piisii read an article about hia father, Lew Smith iomig Me. Caapland frwhttealrmes. -oynCApar, in the columnl - "it uncovered man!y stamenta ho made Mr. Copad, stating 111 liih ns osedi thinga lying dormant in the memory box.' abot Oie CAS budget bawevsr nsid! howas a certa degre of hi oats prcation, Mr. Smit ut nteoas. aaiamiog Oe letter wus fresdam." said "My father came to Hilton in 1897 and worked for a flour and fred tore on Main St. near the corner building at the entrance i to a laneway leadng to the fair grounda. The corner building waa the newapaper property. On the other ide of the laneway stood the Presbyterian Church. ehind the neaispaper building was the house in whichTH I waa born, Aug. 26, 1898.TH "Father purchased a bungalow style bouse near the centre of town, and it was Mrs. George Menes at 176 Sarah St. ia liv- M OHAW N ing in the old home in which she waa born inlia you 1o1el1r1t (Hildred'B&radliey) at the gate to the fair HE ' A grounds. Rer father John Bradley built the MOTHE ' A h ome, probably about 188."wths Thanlis, Mr. Smith, it wan nice to hear SUNDY BuNCs FO ______________________10:3010 2:30 The Cente 'ýn495 CHILOREN $795 DU OR opens house "ÇANDLELIGHT BUFFET" A opn ou iln edStra(rm1 . o2 IT'S A TREA TSHELL NE VER FORGET p.m tThe ete aiMi Mln o ltrei- 4P. m. to8:30P.M. et o mor aot he oltant te ndin 595 CHlLD *11.95 AOULT lh.m. EU5VATMOSUCOWD TeCnramliuse aclty fr Irons. choîdren lo- M. 7 im-OMP pesprso iD eFun aishee sud bren a litho MOrHoAWK Arl ni INN do thppo ed orot by the public a.dcApmL'. o*i represeotutives o oficial bodies. CEMSt 38/40 W. ut AMpblvl d To Itha ed ste tld the alton Chieos Aid Eit31401 W. 7 ai . 483thl . Soiety Bord o Directon ste ooutd welcom.tem4146427,Tr >l As for progreno. nFunk saod Oie responne 1to ________ dateha bren overwhelmong. Sta sid progrom drector Canote Holmes iabiof swamped and is 00w desperately in need o votas- teers based on the tremeodoos need.'. CAS Dinector Ron Copand is a obd nrws. O He nuod the Ontario Governeolt bad advunceteOe $180.000 needed 10 cover te npenution of The Centre thonteun, swettstbe$18,o0neededorlC « 4 M P G Mo Coaptuano added The Centre bus roneiveil 10 date sometbong loe 015,000 n dontions anod con. Moher's Day Menu PLUG INTO THESE BOndid Zo 000 al a ShfiCina BasetS 0000es.. .5,.W 'oân 2.95 ..o.u Vaks.1 eSQUICHE iO.N.d icoomý nui00o B ! B A V A R IA N R Q ~ T E open - O ls ndi chs , u ~~~BAmRED LAKE ýçatdôýcueh6n Quanty D wscoVctS&îH.nti. ' on Ligh Fixtues.(Th.u R0S oo> we anav jup' Dan i PB~ t1odoia ,Discountsa help you wth those lelectrical jobs. 'p wGERRIEèe ELECTRIC WhoImsah-.Shojwroon1 315à Sb"uu ve. V878SS A,YfttOSdi»'ed""4 edi '01 por OUn Dont f rgot O0 ATS - à tantazng selecton L cESHUT rai'Pe eUneAreAeSiSbl' HAPPYMOTHERSDAY .sOMoNnAyOir DAY 10-09BAILIA WSRDAY 106 ..%sEDUATIDN ~ WEEK May 3-9 "ACELEBRATE LEARNING".U by VialinuYou'SchOGI LHALTON ELEMENTAY TECHER'S ASSOCIATION TREAT MOM ON MOTHER'S DAY SUNDAY. MAY lOih «j BRUNCH me .Sondai. May 10, FihWhaei RmoOCOCO Comm aa u Brunlth Buffet DnerBfe FIFTiI RESTAURANT WKEEL Each scenîrd Rose is That's because ifs t made from the core of a Mothers Day. spedialy selected Asian Wood. Anrd whfie shes relaiflg, This wood is shaved pick up a bucket or a barrel into petal thinness and t of finger ltcktrt ood dyed io exactirog ife-ike A s; Kelly Ander 1 , f at tls annual Haltne evening ram Ann Nol stitute. Restaurant & Tavern i FULLY UCENSED UNDER LLBO * Souda" for the heaith conselOUS "Yukhon Eic Burger" - The wiselWatchir' *Roerlng Spereribi "Snglish Style F/eh &o Chipa " Golf Shrompe" Canadien Prime RiHa f Beef rU AV.MLTnu, SNTAJII88MI5 7 AYSA W EEK lla.u IG 11 JL e w 0 1