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()Vex 700 mourners attended
*ie fuheral of !the late Elmer"
James' Webster, ex -reeve of Stan-
ley Township, , .which was held
hom, the Ball and Mutcli funeral
ane, Clinton, on, Sunday, July
,:29, by the Rev; T,, J.' 'Pitt. . Under
theauspices of the Varna Loyal
range Lodge No, 1035, the large
funeral service, was heard by a
,huge crowd which, filled ; the
'spacious . , lawns at the funeral
, • .
Interment was in Baird's cem--
ietery, Stanley Township. • Pall-
*eaters were Ross Scott, Harvey
Coleman, Clarence • Parks, Anson
' !Coleman; Robert, Reid, 'Alvin Ir-
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Direct* of ,the; Hays Township
•' :Mutual Fire . Insurance • Associa-
ionr; were honorary flower bear-
. Flower., bearers were ,Arnold
A talons, Aldie 1Vliustard, , Harvey"
Hayter, Albert, Horner, Robert
Webster., .Mac Webster, -Cecil
Webster, William Hayter; .Thos.
GGrealis; Jahn Pepper, William
Webster. and • William Taylor.
Death which occurred in Clin.7.
ton Public. Hospital on Thursday
evening, where • 'Mr. Webster had
been , a patient` following a ' heart,
•sttack,, the week before, brought
fo , 'close a ,'life dedicated to.
Murch and community affairs.
'Mr. Webster' was born at'Luc'k-
mow -!and spent his . early life ill
'this .community, going to ;Stanley"
Township in 1.,920, where he farm-
ed until retiring to the village of
Varna last winterand accepting
the : post of • road, superintendent
-for the 'township of. Stanley.
He` had been' a member- .of' the
Stanley, Township Council for 16
terms, and had served as _ reeve of
that Township, for five terins -
He was- a., member : of the :'Unit-
•+ed: 'Church in Varna. Also' he was
a director of the Hay:Tow.nship•
Fire • Insurance Company;' presi
•dent of the' South . Huron Agri
cultural Society, Hensall;, direct -
.fir of both .the• Bayfield Agricul-
. LucKNow surrizmo LUCKNtow
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,Miss Anne Ritchie is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs Bill Ross of
Lochalsh,. • _
Miss Joyce Waller is spending
a few days with Mr.: and Mrs.
D. A. Hackett.
r; Mr, and Mrs. Chester Ritchie,
of. Detroit visited recently .for a
week with Mr. and Mrs: Wi
Ritchie,
Mr: and -Mrs. • Gordon Stobo $
Betty Anne . visited Sunday with
Mr.. and .Mrs. •Gordon Kirkland,
lMr. and 1Virs Mack Bradley vis-
ited Sunday 'evening. with. Mr. &
Mrs. Sill Hunter. Harold Gardner.
also Spent . the weekend there..
1)4r..and Mrs.. Ken Laidlaw and
girls ' of , London visited Sunday.
with, Mr. and Mrs. George Hun-
ter. •Joyce
un-,ter.:Joyoe and , Dianna remained
for a, visit:
Sunday :School will .be at 1Q40'
next. Sunday.
tural Society. • and: 'the . Huron
Huron
Central Agricultural ' Society,
Clinton, .'
Active -in • progressive 'farming
organizations, he was a director
of the Huron Soil, and Crop Im
provement Association and of the
Huron" County Hog Producers
Association,
y,He was : a' member' of Varna.
Loyal Orange 1 Lodge No. ' 1035;
Worshipful preceptor and county
preceptor , of ..the Black Precept
tory;: a.. past, master of the South
Huron L O:L.; member }of the,
Brucefield Independent Order: of
Oddfellows '
Twice. married, . Mr. Webster's
first wd the former Flossie.
Makin, Stanley. Township, died
in .1953. Last year ;he married
The . former Mrs —Alike- Living-
ston,, who survives . him.
Also. surviving ..are his mother,
Mrs. Robert Webster, Clinton; a
sone Grant,on the' home farm in.
Stanley ` Township; a daughter,
Mrs':. 'George Clifton; Kippen`.and
(five, grandchildren; tWo broth-
ers„ ..Watson and Melvin' Webster,
both of Varna, and a stepdaugh-
ter,' Mrs. John McCaig, Baden;
Germany. '
TAKES .BU 'RIP TO
.BRUCE. MUSEUM ; I
Forty-three ;persons frown this
•community enjoyed.. a bus ;trip
to the Bruce county, Museum at
Southampton on Friday, July 27.
The trip, .sponsored 'by. the Para-
Mount Women's. Institute, was
made in Allan Reed's bus. Lunch
was enjoyed at' Port Elgin.
Those 'taking the .trip were:
Mrs. Wellington Webster, Jimmy'
and. Jeany, Mrs. Emile MacLen-
nan. and Margaret, Or. and ,Mrs,,
Dexter, Mrs J., Elphick, Mrs, Walter t
Dant Wylds,t
Mr. and. Mrs.
H..
Brooks, . Mrs: 7, Martin, Mrs, J.
Ketahabaw,'Mr.-and Mrs' •Q.'Rich
ard's, Mr: D. Nicholson,. Mrs. Al
Irwin and Nancy, Mr. .pd Mrs.
Kingsbury, Mrs, R. Reid; Marlene
Stanley, Mrs. W Douglas, M.P.
F. • Overenti, Marguerite MaeKen-
'zie, Mary Alba, Shirley Irwin,
Mrs. Agar, Mrs. R. J. Salehlie� . &•
Mazli, Mrs. G, Kennedy,. lMs's
Mary .McLeod, Mrs.• N... MacCal-
lura, Mrs. B. Roach, Mrs. • S. Reid,
Miss Annie McLeod, Mrs. T. Rob-,
inson, Mrs. W,' McGill, Mrs. ''E.
Johnston; Mrs. • J.. Gardner; Mrs.
G..K,irkland,:• Mrs. .Jewitt:
Thi ' next . 'meeting '.of Para-
mount Institute will be held the
evening of Tuesday,' Au ust 21st
v g 3.
at the.'.home of Mrs. D. •Nichol
son. The roll call, will. be ans-
wered by " "A resolution ` 1 wi"sh
My husband would make", • His;
bands and fatriilies are invited to.
this, meeting. The program and
lunch committee is Mrs. R. Reid,
Mrs, Mrs. J: Elp'hick
and . Mrs. D. Richards. •
SHOWER • HELD -FOR
SATURDAY BRIDE
On "Wednesday' evening the'
ladies ..of the community held • a
'shower for Lois' Hackett, -prior to
her'. marriage, in ` the, Sunday
School room of Hackett's , church:''.
The ` bride -td -be received ..many
lovely )gifts :' and upon thanking
them, invited : the: group to see,
!her trousseau after :lunch. •
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Birds Eye ' Lemonade, 6 oz. tins • 2 for ; 39c
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Birds Eye Strawberries -15 oz. pkg. .42c
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Brunchee Peanut Baier,:16 oz.ceboa jar 39c
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L'owney's Angelus' Marshmallows, lb. 'bag 37c
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Johnson's' Plastic Band Aids, 24 to pkg..:: 39e
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Dyson's Plain or ,Garlie' Dill Pickles, 32oz. 33c
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' giant pkg. .;��.. Fresh Green: • Lettuce0 large heads, 2. for 19,07;
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KINGSBRIDGE
Miss N'' - Millar . of Hamilton,
Miss 'Mary Sheridan Of Toronto
and Rev. Patrick' Sheridan,,: C.S.,
8.4. of Kitchener are vacation
-ing-at the home of Mrs. M -Sher-._.
idan
rather Sheridan leaves short!
for Louvian University in •Bel
giumi, :.
Week -end,• visitors here Were
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Austin' and
son 'Patrick • of Timmins; Mr.
Chas. Dalton and friend of 'Ota
tawa, Mr.:. and Mrs. J. Dietrich
and. children 6f Kitchener, Mrs.
R. Dean and children of Ann Ar-
bor, Mich., Mr. and Mrs A. Hart-
man and Shirley of Kitchener,
Mr.` and Mrs. Jos. Reid of Tor-
onto, ,Mx arid , Mrs. Ray Murphy
of Toronto, Miss Maureen Vas-
ella and friends of Windsor..
Rev. H. ' Van . Vynckt „and the
Lierman 'family are vacationing
in the States •for..two weeks. The
Resurrection Fathers ' will. be in
charge. of the parish during. 'this
Mrs. Ursula Jiibert. and son
George. were visiting during the
past week at.the home of John
O'Connor:. • .
Mr. and Mrs, P. Captain and
little daughter Nellie of Sudbury
visited v�;ith his' b"rather and
other friends here during the
holiday Weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dwyer ,8r,
children --and„. Mrs. T. Dwyer.. of
St. Catharines are 'holidaying
this week with their sister,. Mrs..
J:k ktrayne and, family. •
Congratulations to Miss Jo Vail.
Ossoh, who was- crowned ;rMiss'.
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Kingsbridge of 1950” by Mr John :
Hanna; M.L.A., of Wingham, at
'our .annual garden party last ,
Wednesday evening. '
. The, garden' party was well'.pat-
ronized and • proved. to be a de -7
cided ::success, •with several form-
er• parishioners from a distance
present for 'the unveiling of 'tlm .
Father 3Vlocorrnack memorial and
later,. attending' the garden party
and•• dance which • .followed., '
Among those .from a distance •
were M. and Mrs, Jos Sullivan'
of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Joye of 'Detroit, 'Mr: and'Mrs.'
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John P: Sullivan -of Bolton, • Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Sinnettof Corrie,'
Mrs. Jack'Kinney of Detroit, Mrs..
Kuck Perry of~' Detroit; ,Mr. 'and
Mrs./' Dan Doyle of ,Detroit, Mrs.
Hebert and • George. Of Detroit,
Mt. -and Mrs. Arthur'` O'Connor of
Pickering,
Pickering, Walter .Dalton. of De -
trsit;-Mrs:�rn—I�azinon=--mat-'..-__
ghters of London, Rev; M. J. Dal-
ton of , Woodslee. ' •
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kraemer
and family of Listowel -were Sun-
day visitors with. Mr, and ;,Mrs.
Gene Frayne. ' ''
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MORE BLOOD DONORS
,On Friday, July 27th, another -
group of donors .including George •
Richards, faynard Ackert, Hath
-vey-rv- Houston-_.. -and _ jack ..: Ac erts__:..
went down to London to replace
blood used in the. treatment • of
Paul Meikiej obn. 'three more: do-
nations: will: eompletc -the. xeplaee . --
meat. The block bank. at Victoria
Hospital Is a ready source of.
emergency' treatment. There'
. 'tlie'
different types of blood are kept
in storage.