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“I doubt that very much." said the owner cynically. And correctly. But we went anyways. We had ladders and paint and scrapers and hats H: You are eligible to vote if you are 18 and over. i a Canadian citizen or British subject and have ‘ resided in Ontario for at least the 12 months i preceding Election Day. ( JUNE 9TH )and your name is on THE NEW LIST OF VOTERS. When we went to the paint store, we said we needed at least 12 paint brushes. Never have so many subsequent engagements been dreamed up by so many guests. so fast. “Ah.no,gee.1don't‘ Oh darn! I just remembered. This is the week my aunt is coming to visit. I promised to take her out on the town. Then, carefully, subtly, I asked if they had a ladder. A new Lust 0! Volets us compiled tor every Election. By now you should have a receipt (Form 103â€"see I Illusuanon)-proof that you have been enumerated and merefove are eligible to vole. Take Form 103 wuth you to the Polling Place when you go to vote at the Advance Poll or on Election Day.( June 91h ). Thus far, people wefe enthusiastic. I talked about how it was time we got up north. I said that this early, the lake would not be covered with boats and the lawn would not need cutting. § \_ \ y _ \ ‘. v\m . \ \ \ ‘ \ \ ‘ .‘ x ‘ Then / hit’ em When I called people I tried to be as sneaky as possible in phrasing the invitation. I spent a lot of time discussing the heat and the forecast for the weekend. One of those was a first time guest. Somehow he hadn‘t heard this was the weekend we were going to paint the cottage. R e m e m b e r t h e weekend we had 30 people at the cottage? This weekend there were five. ARE YOU" ELIGIBLE To VOTE on Thursday, June 9th? QualifiedwtersmustbeontheNEWListoiVOTERSinordertovote. It’s up toYOlfto get on the list! DO IT NOW! CheckNow-doYOUhmiomlfi? ALF STONG 0 Initiative 0 Leadership O Involvement 0 Concern fut the family ALF STDNG TD QUEEN'S PARK LET'S RETURN Wm By Sharon Brain CHECK NOW-Do YOU have "Form 103"? Sharon's sunshine The same was not true of the people above decks. One worker said scraping was the most essential part of a good paint Job and that all the other people who were scraping were not doing a satisfactorily thorough job. However. he was the only person who was still speaking to everyone when the day was over. That’s because no one had the gall to offer him advice on how to do his job. The guy beside him said that if they were all as fussy as he was, they would still be scraping come September. Besides. he added, it was the priming that was important, and the person who was priming didn‘t seem to take the Fussy, fussy! It didn‘t seem to cheer him up much. When I stuck my head under to call him for lunch, I noticed that through the front vent. he had a lovely view of the lake. So one of the painters, who just happens to plumb for a living, spent a beautiful sunny Saturday under the cottage up to his ears in muck. The cottagg had shifted over the winter and broken all the pipes. and brushes. When we got there, we found the only thing we didn't have was water. Some mucker! ALF sirens LIBERAL YORK CENTRE Liberal A 3 Work cuts cottage list ON JUNE 9th VOTE I x I It you live in a rural area, and are qualified to vote. it will be much eaSIer for you to vote on Election Day. ( June 9", ). It your name IS on the Lust of Voters. However. qualified rural voters. not on the list before Election Day. may still get on the list and vote by havrng a friend or neighbour on the same DO”an subdwrsion list "vouch" for them on 0th at the polling place CHECKâ€"PHONE the Returning Ofllcer in your Electoral District {or the necessary Information 01 how to get on the Lnst of Votersâ€"a! the number listed below, Lusten caretully and have a pen and paper ready to jot 60wn the Intormatlon CHECK AGAIN-YOU HAVE NO “FORM 103"? Possibly you were not at heme on the two separate occasmns when the official Enumerators called. If you do not have a Form 103 (as illustrated), then you are not on the new List of Voters and. therefore. will be Ineligible to vote’on June 9th UNLESS YOU ACT NOW! IT‘S YOUR LAST CHANCE. It was such an artistic and completely beautiful nosegay type that a manufacturer of fine china brought out a pattern called “The Queen's Bouquet" featuring it. But I remember it because I held it in my two hands for a brief â€" a very brief period â€" about 30 seconds in all on June 8 in Niagara Falls. At thé time, in my home town of Parkhil], I was a member of the home and school association which The bouquet presented to the Queen Mother when she visited Winnipeg in the summer of 1939 featured Pink Delight roses grown in the Mills Greenhouses in Rich- mond Hill; ' We also had an argument about whether the fourth side of the cottage should be painted at all since no one ever goes around there unless The fourth person (amazed to find himself with a paint brush in his hand), thought all cot- tages should be covered with aluminum siding, hang the expense. The primer told him to mind his own business, because priming wasn't important, it was the final coat that counted. necessary care CHECKâ€"RURAL RESIDENT? CHECKâ€"IN ORDER TO VOTE-IT IS YOUR RE- SPONSIBILITY AND NO ONE ELSE'S TO GET YOUR NAME ON THE NEW LIST OF VOTERS. by mary dawson yesterdays Missed George V/ Just as we left the picnic site someone discovered an ll-quart basket .of cookies which had not been touched and thrust it into my hand to take back home on the train. Among the Lambton delegation was the member of Parliament for West Lambton. The result was the 1600 people on the train arrived in London just as the Royal Train was leaving. The leftover sand- wiches and cookies were piled into clothes baskets and tbssed into a truck which took off for home. Some parents picked up their children. But somebody goofed in Stratford and despatched the train two hours late, So it went through Parkhill westward to pick up the youngsters and adults in Lambton County at the time it should have been going east. It was a very glum group of 300 or so who ate a sandwich. cookie and lemonade lunch on the grounds of a United Church, and then headed back for the train. Since most youngsters had never had a train ride, they opted for that means of transportation, even though their parents were driving into the city. Those that could paid, those that couldn’t came along anyway since the cost for the return trip was only 40 cents for 12 and under and 80 cents for adults. I was more than happy to take advantage of their male delusions of supgrioriitv. When I got back, one of the workers had laid down his tools in protest. He feltithe quality of his At 4 o'clock, I went to the grocery store to lay in supplies for dinner. For once, I didn't object to doing women‘s work. made arrangements to take every child from the public and separate schools by train to London to see Their Majesties. The hedge along that side is thriving. Big train ride the toilet ceases to func- tion. Male delusions MP got action Past r0 ya/ visits Each child received a banana or orange and a cookie for supper, washed down with water which tasted of creosote or chlorine, depending on which tank in the old wooden colonist coach one visited. Sped to Niagara There we had a twoâ€" hour wait for Their Majesties to return from a visit to the falls. The adults pooled their money and wired ahead to Hamilton to have fruit put aboard. 0n and on we sped. with top priority, over the Welland Canal and into the railway yards in the city of Niagara Falls. But since we had been pulled in on a track which paralleled that on which We would see Their Majesties before that day was over. By the time we reached St. Mary’s Junction, (halfway home), the word had spread through the train we were going to Niagara Falls. He went immediately on arrival in London to a telephone, called Ottawa and got action. The fourth member was very quiet under the cottage. We hoped he hadn‘t drowned. At that point we packed it in and settled on the The second refused to come down off his ladder until the first got back up. The third was wondering how he got involved in this mess anyways. He suspected it , had something to do with being new in the city. workmanship was béing called into question. War was lost Then the bouquet The Winnipeg bouquet landed in my hands. However, 30 seconds later I didn’t have a rosebud or a sprig of fern as a souvenir, as they were all snatched away. He was clearing out the older bouquets to be consigned to the garbage. He noticed the out- stretched hands from our train and passed them over with help from an RCMP sergeant. It was one of the at- tendants on the Queen’s car who really won our hearts. Sunday would be a violation of all the precepts we had learned as children. The King‘s valet, when he noticed the curious faces in every window of our train, brought each hat and uniform with its multiple decorations to the window as he whisked away dust specks. ' It was agreed that instead, we would do a few hours "work every There were three gallons of exterior white sitting on the porch, unopened. The priming was unfinished. The scraping was incomplete. We talked about the next day. Everyone agreed that to work on We licked our lips over the delicious looking meal being served to members of the royal party who had remained on the train. and realized just how hungry we were. front lawn for drinks and horseshoes. the Royal Train sat, we found time passed quickly. Something tells me there will be a dearth of guests at the cottage this year. weekend this summer until the job is done. ASK US ABOUT ULTRA SEAL * *Azg OFEOUR REG‘ LOW PRICES (WITH THIS _ â€" NE PER VEHICLE) UNTIL JUNE 15/77, 38')? LPIIISERgp TRUCK ONLY AT VITAL, RICHMOND HILL. 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