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DENTIST
Dr. RA. Treleaveir, Iucicnow
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MANY APPLICATION
FOR DEBENTURE ISSUE
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Loan Over Subscribed-Couracil Ls y
Over fattel.,,Regardrng'Stoker:'In- plate at the• home of Mr. and M;
WEDDINT
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JORNS - McKAY
A• pretty autumn !Wedding t¢ok:
STRAYED—Fromlltallation In• Se."' MacKenzie, Lucknow, east, on
the :.premises .of• Saturday, Nave;mber .12th, when in
the undersigned 2nd concession 'Kin-- ''
i - • , A plications for .purchase ''of illi . the presence. of about"'Forty,• guests,
loss on or about the,middle; of 'Sep., - P of i imate friends and relatives; their
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.., . • • � . lage,Debentures, te, raise the sum . , .. , _. ,
30.anonth • old Roan Heifer., , , . ,�.•_-..__,_ .�
Werereceived ,in such " nem- :niece,. Miss Alma McI aY, was united`
reabbuts $s.aoo,• we r = . a , '
one infor : 'ane of.�her,' :whe . _ , . , ... �.... ,,, - . : , ,.. r ,
will. ,.. ..,, . -b . • :,r . fall. ,oversubscribe• ing ma ridge; tai: Mr George..
,:. •~An , . � ewardell, ,, : •.. •, bars .as. to.substant, y ,:... ...., ..
,Buitaiily r i tions were received Johns,. young .business t ran . Rind-
.?. •' yi1>,ili ' J It � the koan Appl ca r
ani. rwln:
<:.pp" to Tuesdap* and the last few days sor. ,
TICE OF ,COURT; OF` REVISION:
Notice' is hereby oven that court
Will tie held uursuant to the :. Voters'
.;Lista" Act at: the Townshin Ball.
_liVest°, W..awanosh, on the 21st, dao of
• N'ovember. _1932. at two, • o'clock. for
hearing all complaint Made against
s.
`e voter
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and
2nd
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, W1i t Tor the Municipality of West
aww5osh for 1932
•Diirnim.' Phillips. 'Clerk.
r ' - NOTICE TO• CREDITORS
• •IN THE MATTERof the Estate.
•: of fierbert' Drannen. •, late of the
Township of -=Ashfield in the Coont_i
• of Heron. `Yeoman. deceased':
Notice ia. hereby .;given• that, ah
Persons having anv :claims or de=.
• mands against, the , late fierbert
Drannen. who • died On, or' -:about ' the
eighteenth dev. of October A/D. 1.)31
.,:at the Townabiu Of Ashfield in the
County';• of Baron. are reauired• . to
send -btr nost nreoaid or to delive•';
• to the ,undersigned. executor under.
the Will of the said Herbert Drannen,,
their •names and addresses and �fu'll
particulars inwriting of their c"liIims
and statements of their accounts and
the nature :of the :securities, if any.
held by them dilly verified by aflidav-
it.
And take'. notict . that after the
Third day of • December A.D., 1932,
the 'said Executor will proceed. . to
distribute the assets, 'of . the„ ' said
' deceased among the.persons entitled thereto having.. regard only to the
claims .:of which.. he shall then: have
had notice.- and that the said execu-
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assets . or any, . part thereof to ' any
person of whose- claim lie shall not
then., have received notice.
• Rated at Lifeline*, Ontario. this
seventh • day'' of November A.D.••,1932.
George, G. Brannen, Epcecutor;
R. R. • 7: Lucknow. Ont.
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preceding -`the y, closing :broughta r 4t th4hour'.'af one' o'clock, to •the
surprising , capers fonwould . be strains 'of thb `.wedding 'march played
investors, w s .the information ; dig- hy_Miss P eggy MacDonald, the
closed at a Special meeting Of the young couple took their places with -
Village Council on Tuesday afternoon. in an a cove of 'potted ferns: ;and ivy
What steps will be taken ,in accept- and fibril 'decorations of tali ;tun-
ing these, • applications cations' .to, the . desired dards of bronze and yellow chrysan-
ng pati.
amount :of :$6000'' is. yet to be decided. themunis.. The bride was given :in
Stoker Question Laid Over marriage by her uncle ' and looked
Council: dealt with''the matter . re- very charming in a gown' of gray
garding::the installation . of 'a stoker crinkle crepe and blue and,'gray slip -
at the 'school and . passed a motion pers. She worea corsage, bouquet of
a : suggested that the: lavender' orchids and `lily :Of the; val-
�whereby. ,it. �s s^ .:....
purchase Of a stoker be laid over for ley. Rev. C H..MacDonald -pe orm-
consideration next year.
The .purchasing of required science
room equipment. will now remain
with: the Schnogl Board to ..deal with
as they., see fit.
'ORKIN. G 9 HOURS, .
TEN ,PER CENT CUT
Furniture :Factory Running Nirie
$ours- -Wage Reduction . of
- 10 Per, Cant,
• Employees- of the. Lucknow' Table
Company' accepted., a wage, ireduction,
4 ten per cent., ,as. announced -by .the.:
directors,' ou Saturday „evening: -Thru
.i€>1 eriod-o nsettled business ;C'ondi
P
ions, ` this Iss the first wage: cut to' be
{rude ' while 'the �bpl'ant' has operated
ontinually, althoug -for-a-period-was-
: -on a six -hour
Some few weeks ago an eight hour
day was resumed with `a five and one-
”;fralf day .Week, The adopting of 'a
,nine -hour day, accompanied by 'the
ten per cent. cut, does not affect the
pay checks to any .extent, and, per-
mits the factory to increase, produc-
tion and reduce P'roduction - costs,
which is an important factor in•,meet
ing competition}' on a : most unsettled
furniture Market.
Reiuembraace Service
Hall
Held ID�� Town'
Local Clergymen : Conduct Impressive
Service -Four .' Wreaths Placed At”
Cenotaph.
Remembrance Day," ' proclaimed ' a
holiday in ,the village, .was fittingly•
observed with a: memorial service on
ed • the ' marriage' ceremony' , and dur-
ing the signing of the register„, Mrs.
Common .MacDonald sang: .'very
Sweetly "Because You : Came TO e."
After, `the- custemary -congratula-
tions and good wishes had been ex
tended, the bride end groom led the.:.
way' 'to the • dining -room where a .
bountifpl, supply of good . things,
a -
awaited• the guests.: Here the decor
tions were in pink and white, the
table • looking very ' dainty;.•,. with . iti.
pink' and white streamers Caught ug
on the . centre to the chandelier . and
fastened. to -'''the table' at the •four
corners.. The, floral decorations here
w
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by
ere silver :baskets .• of :pink 'VMS.
he toast to the .bride was` proposed
Rev.. Mr. MacDonald and respond;;
made it advisable to hold the service••Amongst•the;.lovely gifts were sev-
tri .the Town Hall; where many .from. 'eral substantial. cheques. After sub;
the 'community gathered on this *the mitting to ' some good • natured fun
Com,ing,Etients
• Mist Insertion,,: '500,
•Subsegilent Insertions, 25c.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
If yon are interested in the beauti
fication of your home and . surround-
ings; you., will • %,.joy a profitable ev
ening. ' by attending the illustrated
lecture, on .hot!ticultyre to be present
ed'; i'ii the Council Chamber on Tues-
day'
day' next, commencing at 8 .o'clock,
when Mr -John F. Clarke will. -conduct
- the lecture and address the gathering'
'HOCKEY ' `MEETING
There will. be a meeting, of all
those interested in .hockey, held .at
Agnew's Office On. •' Friday evening','
'November the 18th, at 8 o'clock, to•
make plans for organizing the' club
and entering of a team. Be on hand
ori. time:_... _ _,.. -. _
CLUB'. SOCIAL •• '
The members of the Paramount
tj. F: W. 0. are entertaining the,
members and families of the K'air-
shea Clubs • at' an "At Home" in the
Town Hall on Friday evening, Nov
18th. An excellent : program is being
'prepared. Admission. 1Oc. • Children
- under 8,years, free. -
LO.O. F. DISTRICT 'MEETING
Oddfellows and Rebekahs of Dis-
trict number 10 areinvitedto attend
the District meeting to be held in
the Lucknow lodge room on Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. Cummer',
Grand. Master of the :,Grand Lodge
of Ontario, :will address the gather-
ing. A program a'nd .refreshments
swill be provided. •
Friday,,. morning Wintry vjreatli'er Pd
ti
14th anniversary of'.the - signing' of- and much showering' of confetti, the
-the ,Armistice, to honor the memory
of those who gave their lives in the.
Great War. • , o
Assembling at the -school at ' 10:45
AM., headed .l y the Citizens' Band
public school children, Scouts, Guides
and Brownies paraded to . the Town
Hall, where they lined, around. the
spacious 'auditorium for' the service, -
The Village Council' and _members of
the School Board' also attended .
A, massed choirled- in. the singing
of "0 Canada" followed by brief in-
troductory remarks by Rev.''•C. H.
MacDonald, and then in 'hushed silence
for two -minutes the gathering stood
with heads bowed. The Scripture
reading was taken by Rev.- Campbell.
Tavener., . With Rev. S. T. Tucker of .
fering a• prayer.
APPEAL FOR CLOTHING
ip. addressing the gathering,- rev..
J. L. Burgess stated that, the Ceno-
taph should not be thought of 'as a,
War memorial, but . rather a peace
•memorial:, indicative of the price that
was ,paid for' peace which brought re-
lease to the nations, after ,our years
of carnage and sacrifice. The blessed-
ness of peace must constantly • be
considered and young minds impress-
ed with the unnecessary sacrifice and
cost, arising from war:
,Continuing he added that the. Mo-
tives of those who fought 'and died
were noble, being ;moved with a de-
sire that their country should have
peace and 'to this memorial service
it was fitting that we come in' rever-
ence and humility. Good will to oth-
ers is the bases of peace and to this
end we need the God of Peace, to
dwell within us, were the speakers
closing remarks.
Vacating the Hall the • assembly
grouped around -the, Cenotaph dor the
placing of wreathe. Fourstteh• tri-
butes were placed at the foot of the
,Memorial=one from the Women's
Institute,• who are responsible for
the arranging of this annual service
was placed by Mrs. Will Douglas.
The Province' of Ontario wreath,was
placed by Reeve Robert, Rae, the Fire
Company wreath by Kenneth ''iurdie
and the wreath from Mr. .and Mrs.
Thomas .Aitchison,. by Aylmer Ait-
chison. • : -
Thecerem n'y was concluded' by
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singing•. "O,'God Our Help In Ages
Past.' and the National' Anthem,
An appeal for second=hand Cloth-
ing to be sent to Saskatchewan has
been received by the United Church
from the. Central National Relief
Committee. A 'local committee has
been appointed to attend to this mat-
ter and contribiitio'ns in response . to
this appeal will be, received in the
churdb tbasernent on Saturday after
• noon of this week, November 19th.
bride • and groom left by motor about
U. E. O. Issues
CarlTo People
•, • Farm 'Peo p •
The Bread
of 'Health
The Bread
I of Health
OUR MOTTO IS QUA1ITY, AND . SERVICE,
THERE'S A WEALTH ,. OF 'HEALTH IN EVERY LOAF OF
HOL..LYMAN'S BREAD, '�VBIC 'GIVES YOU , BIG- • •
.GEST `FOOD', VALUE.„.'
' 25c.'
'HOMEMADE. E.11I'ADE MIN.CE11fEA'I','IdQ'W.:READY 2 .lbs.•.
OUR OM
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•E - SPONGE JELLY ROLLS ':DAT....
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< CH.O'ICE LAYER ' CAK S, . , • • � • , • • ,
: -'UABES • TEA BISCU'IT`S, RASPBERRY -and •S;Q ,
TARTLETS, 'RAISIN and APPLE PIES.
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Purpose Unifying 'Agricultural For-
ces,•=Will,'antroduce Measures To
Reprove Present Plight.
On .;Thursday,; December 1,; during
the week of 'their annual convention,
The United Farmers' Of Ontario, will
throw their •doors open to all ;fani
p
eo le of the. province. In so doing
P 1?
ey are giving, a lead,` looking 'to-.
ward. the .unifying ;af' all agricultural
forces, as they did last July in.,spoil-
orng a' farmers' delegation to Ot=
taws:
This farmers' mass meeting, which
four o'clock for a week's honeymoon;, .is entirely separate from the U. F. O.
the bride wearing ,a 'grey dress, ! `convention,. willabe..-held in the, :King
coat with gray fox fur, blue hat .and `Edward Hotel, 35 King Street East,
gray and blue: shoes and gloves.. Toronto, opening at 10.00 A.M.; and
• On their return Mr. and Mrs. running both forenoon and afternoon
Johns: will reside at 347 Lincoln Road, .sessions.
Walkerville, to where the best wishes The 'suggested agenda for theday
of a host, of friends follow thein. is ..contained in a • vigorous and virile
`Message to the People of : the Pro
0,ince" just issued by'the executive
committee- of . the • U. F. O. which
•«non g other things calls for the 'fol-
lowing: . -
(1) The establishmentof a Nation-
al Economic Council for the purpose
of giving special attention to the
problems of the distribution of wealth
and to economic •Panning..
(2) Immediate action by the . Fed
eral-• -Government o effect:
(a) Parity with the pound sterling.
' (b)' A reduction in interest rates.
(c) •A' scaling down of debts.
(d) A more liberal 'tensionof cre-
•kit; all of which' will help stem the
tide of liquidation, enable industry to
function -and raise the price level.
{3)._Inanediateincrease of the In-
come Tax lin Large• incomes to meet
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110 PUPILS -IN . •
• KINLQSS INOCULATED
'Toa,Q id ' Inoculatiofl Being Carried On
Kinloss -By.Local :Doctors,'
In
Last week we mentioned ythat.over
'
one hundred children had been in-
culated-for-I•he r-eventien-of---d ph:
therie. at : the Toxoid Clinic in the•
Town Hall. Since then we have learn-
ed that this preventive 'treatmentis
being carried .on' throughout Kinjoss
Township. Dr. V. V. Johnston, M. 0,
H.'for .Kinloss and .Dir. Wm. Connell,
M.-•O..I•I..•for the .village_are_,adminis
tering the toxoid. Already in, five
_. . - •DZED �-
' CAMPBELL --1n the village of
Lucknow; on Sunday, •Novem'ber 13th,
1082, William Roderick, infant Ott.. ....
Of Mr. 'and Mrs. James ,Campbell.
A rivate funeral was held at the
imine 011ie late Mrs Allan MacLeod'
:ktiti!•.'iiltermdnt. in liUinlogs oettieterl'y.e
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SALE` ;OF . HATS—Ori 'Friday 'and
Saturday,, November ldth' and 19th
at—BELLE 'ROBERTSON'S:
Mra. Howard ' Agnew is at' present
a patient in Winghan ;General Hos
.Mrs.._Traplin . orf Hamilton is visit
ing at the 'home of her son, Mr. A. E.
Tr-aplim •
Miss Jessie Henderson has been
quite ill for a couple of weeks suf-
fering a severe attack of bronchitis.
'Mrs.' Will Johnston' left on Tues-
day for an extended, visit with rela-
tives in,Strathroy, Chicago and Win-
nipeg.. -
If you have an item of local : in- .
terest, let • us, know about it. Don't
take; it for'granted that we mayhave
heard 'ab.dut it—often we have not..,
Mrs: Wm. Gable . and daughter;
Jennie, and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Nixon
and . son' Keith; of . Detroit,.,, .were
guests overthe week -end`' of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Nixon. ..
pital. '
all unemployment relief needs.
schools -in the -southern (part of -the : (4) Rapid and drastic •reduction, of
township, one hundred and • ten child= all customs and exciseduties and
ren` have received the, first of three h sales taxes on the. necessaries of life.
inoculations. This treatment; which (5) Immediate and drastic action'
is working •wonders to stamp out diph_ to prevent over -capitalization and
theria, • will be given to, children, who anti -social financial 'jugglery.. ,,
attend the other five school sections The introduction 'of other matters
in the northern part of 'the''township. or -measures designed to improve the
at a later date, probably next spring,, present desperate, plight of apicul-
ture will be welcomed. All . individual.. farmers and • farm
women are cordially invited to at-
tend,'as well as representatives from
all Township and County Councils,
producers' organizations, . and other
organized farm groups.
Your Eyes
and Our Service
BY F. T. ARMSTRONG
Lucknow
DO' YOU SEE- NORMALLY?
Before an exaiiiination that ques=
tion cannot }ie answere3'intelli-
gently by -:You. nor- us nor anyone• -
else. There IS an answer ,to it,
but no one kn'ow's' what' it is. Ou'
examination will determine the
need of`your eyes. and the st of �
our service supply it -
Continued next week
10 BLADES for,
Gillette Razors,
35c.
Mr§:. T. S. Reed ,and son Eldon,,
were visitors last week with ' rela-'
tives here, Mr. Reed was during the:
week, one: Of a party on a deer
hunt, 'north of Oriilia.
Miss Rena Carruthers and Master
Allan McKim: gave recitationsat' the
• entertainment in` connection with the
hot fowl supper 1. held in .Ripley
United church on Friday.
NEWSPAPER READERS
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saving �„ t ' present.' The Free Press
Mid The Sentinel for one year for
$5:50, This offer holds good till Nov-,
ember 30th only. Takeadvantage of
it. No:matter when your subserip-
tion expires, renew it now at . this
saving `
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REAL OLD TIME SCOTCH DANCE
March. Of The Haggis Wilt Be' A
Feature Of St. Andrew's
Night, Ball'
The Kairshea •Club are-. making•
plans for a St. Andrew's Ball,. which
gives• protnise 'of being a' real old
time, Scotch. dance, '.which will .no
•doubt attract a capacity attendance
of old and young:• Thea- dance 'will 'be
held in •the Town Hall,' on Friday
evening, .November 25th, When. Mc-
Cartney's orchestra and Pipers will
supply music suitable for the . ocea-
sian A feature of the evening will
be the 4Iareh of the. Haggis. This
promenade FilI take place just before
lunch . is served. Pipers will' lead the
procession around tho Hall, followed'
by the Haggis, carried on a platter,
ans •in -its - Wake, .Scotch laddies _and
l a$•sies.... A Scotch dance and the sing-
ing of Auld Lang Syne, Wilt conclude
the March. The Haggis for tire" en-
Iightment of the .younger folk 'is a
'testyScotch dish;, .made of minded
,,
meati oatmeal, onions -and seasoning
.and is ''served in burning brandy.
BARN BURNED IN
HURON' TOWNSHIP
Farm Unoccupied --Season's' Crop Of
Hay Destroyed
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Mr. Edwin Smith spent the week-
end in Toronto, taking in the hockey
match ,.between New York 'Rangers
and the Maple ,Leafs, the latter win-
ning by a 4 to 2 score. •
'Mr. W. j. Todd spent the week -end. Kincardine this morning (Thursday)
oy
LEATHER. MITTS, . $r.
5c
Alen's LEATHER MITTS, ,
ail
Hide Face Pr. .0c'
PULLOVERS,
Pair ........ .1, ......%%P
ALLADIN LAMPS:
At .Almost Half -Price.
at M:urdie s
APPEARS TO -DAY
•
Albert . Stanley,. • Kinloss farmer,
appears before Magistrate Walker ;in
in Strathroy with Mr. and Mrs. D, •
M. Johnston, returning home the first
of the week, . aceompanied by Mrs.:
Johnston who .paid a 'brief visit here.
'at 10 o'clock' in connection with the
accident occuring 'in Bervie on Nov -
'ember .1st, when R. T. Brown.'of that `
village, was run down and killed by
a car driven . by Stanley. At the in-
aptaiti "Fearne'' of-Toron 0 was
special speaker at ;both services in
the Anglican :church on Sunday.
while Rev. ;Geoghegan. conducted
Communion services -at Ripley and
Port Albert.
Misses Emma McDonagh; Margaret.
and Ruby McIntyre and George Topp
-of -London; and, Hag- h--Jim-s Johnston_
of Brussels, were week -end visitors,
Fire of. unknown Origin breaking
out on Tuesday night, razed the barn
on the' farm of George Hodgins; on
the 10th con. of •Huron Township. A
cow and a large quantity of hay .Pere
destroyed.,•
Mr. Hodgins resides ' in Ripley and -
since ,retiring from the farm until a
year ago had it rented. His last trip
to the place was on Saturdayy, we are'
told,,und word of the disaster reach=
ed him in Ripley at ' a late hour
Tuesday night.
The barn was a 'structure about
'56 x 60 with good' stabling. The loss
is partially covered by insurance.
Mrs. William Webster of town is
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a daughter` of t(t.•.'liodgins . ' •
:quest last Thursday the jury exon-
erted Stanley of all' blithe in•the fa-
tality, who was released on bail in the
eniount bf $1,000. ' •
ATTENDII\TG. COUNTY COUNCIL.
Reeve Rae, and David Carruthers,
Reeve- of Kinloss- are this -week in -
attendance at County Council in
with the.'foxmer_s parents,_ Mr. and _Walkerton,_ which-_conizened-on--•Tues=- - -
Mrs. Charles . McDonagh.
The annual meeting of. the Citi-
zens'' Band Is being 'held to -night:
(Thursday) for the purpose of re-
organizing. If you . are a citizen in-
terested in the welfare of the band,
your attendance is requested.
Local ninirods who braved • the
wintry elements, at, an early Hour,
Remembrance Day morning in search'
of geese, were doomed to disappoint-
ment -the fowl was scarce and We
failed :to hear of any who bagged a
goose. .
Mrs. Angus 'McKinnon has return-
ed to her 'home here for the winter•,
where she -will have .as her visitor,
her- granddaughter, Miss Kathleen this district 'are' well advised to see
McDevitt of Fort 'Williani. Mrs. Me- this' picture.
itinnon accomipanied, her' daughter,
Mrs. Letang, from Wallacebuxg, with
whore she hail been..visitng.
day, evening and 'isexpected to be 'a
3 -day.. session. George IL McKay,
reeve of Bruce Township is the re-
tiring Warden. According to custom
this office will be filled by an urban,
member of the council for the next
term.
SMILIN' THROUGH
The above is the title of •a heart
griping drama• appearing in. Wing- '
ham at the Lyceum Theatre, Thum- •
day, Friday* and Saturday of this
week, featuring Norma Shearer and
Leslie• Howard. .This picture had a
two -week's run in Toronto the • latter
part of October, and theatre goers in
Present Play at Kincardine,
The local Dramatic Society present
their play "Yimmie Yonson''s ' Yob"
in Kincardine Town Hall on Tuesday
evening.. The date at first had been
Set .two week's early, but a Postpone-
ment was 'necessary: During the in-
tervening time The Douglas Payers
filled a week'sengagement there and
. as'a result only, "a - fair • crowd at-
tended gin T i~e 'day -mel t. A -dande
followedthe play. ' ,- •
BOitN
110DGINS—At Walkerton Hospital'
on Tuesday,` Nov., 8th, '1982, to Mr.
and ' Mrs, • Earl Hodgins, a daughter.
• ENGAGEMENT .ANNOUNCED
The engagement is announced of
Barbara Agnes, daughter , of • ;Mrs:
Frederick Davidson, .and' the late
Seines Weir,Winghani, ', Ont., •t'
Edgar Garbutt Gaunt, son of Mr.
Edwin Gaunt and the late., Mrs.
Gaunt, Whitechurch, Ont., the Mar-
riage to take place the latterpart of
November.
1NMEMOitIAM
Eli -4 • . aoving memong_of
Adain albraith Elliott Miller) alio •
passedaway the evening of :Nov.•
18th, 1980.
Not just to -day but ev'ery 'day, in:
silence we remember -II •
Wife, SiaterS sand Brothers;
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