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THU1i S,, SEPTEIviB 14th, 195Q:.
.ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
GE•O. H. DOUCETT, Minismr'•
'Tota?. ;value'. of. non-resident:'in-
',vestments
in -
',t oaei is in Canada amounted in
1948 .to seven' and, a half billion
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dollars, ' almost three' quarters of
which Was ,held in the .United.
':States.
c,4-1. ".
Yes, I really enjoyed my
shopping trip, -I .bought
the things` I saved for r"
That's h �
t e' way I plan my bigger:
-.
purchases: They .seem to. .:come easier,,
and more quickly; when I put .somethin►g,
into the bank ''regularly,. I. like the
cpm forting feeling. of watching my
I hate keeping too m.ich casharrn..n•
the house. Itsso convenient to have
the bank take "care of • it, And my bank
book' tells meswhere':1 stand..
I
guess .mos
• y
g t women are much.like
housewivcis with mdrdest savings who
find their. neighbarhOod::l ank 'handy,
useful .4t always of liging: .
SPONSORED 'BY ..YC�J'R' B
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OBITUARY
' MRS, JOHN KENNEDY
The death of Mrs. John' Ken
nedy occurred quite unexpectedly
in St. Joseph's Hospital, .London,.
on Sunday, September .3rd...Mrs.
Kennedy lapsed into a.'coma on
Saturday. and passed away .the,
•foildwing.afternoon. She • had.'. had
diabetes • for several Yeats and
this surnmer her health' liad `grad-
wally failed,'. ,• - •
,Mrs Kennedy was formerly
Laura McCreight, a daughter of
Mathew McCreight', and. Adaline
Fielder; • .Pioneer residenti;', of
Huron: , Township: She • Was` in;her
67thYear and was a,lifelong res
ident''•of Huron Township, hav
Ing been'born .on the Sixth
cession on the farnn now. owned
.by her brother 'Frank. :'
Upon hermarriage in 1904 eto
John Kennedy, they took Up
farming on Concession' 9, 'Ash-
field,
Ash -field, later :moving, to: 'the Fourth
of. Huron, where they have since
r ,sided. ' Mrs.. -Kennedy was 'an
industrious worker, -a ,kind moth-
er and good, neighbor.` She was, a
member`, of', Pine River United
Church ° arid, attended; while able.
Following ,a short. ' service „et
the' home on Wednesday, Septem-
ber • 6th, a' .public service was held
n -Pure River; Church- -conducted
by Rey.. J. C. Hutton. He'was as-
sisted :by Rev: 'D. A. Brydon ' of
Olivet, -and Rev. • `T. Elmer Ken
nedy •of 'Rodney,..; brother -lin -lava
Of 'the ;deceased. Mrs. Steve:. Irwin'
sang' "Bey_ond the unset" Inter
ment was in Ripley •Cemetery.,, the'
pallbearers being Thos.` Wilson,
Elmer Reavie, Steve Irwin, Stuart"
Shiells,, Mathew .Mecreigh't' ancl•
Fred Craigie, The floral tributes,
were many and ibeautiful.
Surviving 'besides her: husband
are three, sons, 'Thomas, .William:
and Jack and one .da`ughter, •.Mrs.,
Walter.':D,exter.. •
Of e ',family of: eleven, two ,sis
ters and three brothers : survive,
Mrs Wm; Faran (Sarah)., New
Westminster, : B.C;; . Mrs. Blanche
Johnston, London; Russell \of
G'oderich; , John, Con. ' 10, Huron
'and ''Frank„ ;Eon:' 6, Huron >=Mrs:.
Kennedy was. " predeceased:;• .by
Mrs. Wm. McConnell (Ada),: Mrs.
Stuart Campbell (Carry), Mrs.;
John . Johnston (Elda), Mrs. Geo.
Drenr;un -(Flossie) and a brothe
who died in infancy,
Friends. 'attended • ,the funeral
from' Detroit, Windsor, . London,
Goderich, Ti.vert.on; Lucknow,
Rodney Kincardine
PROMINENT. EVANGELIST' TO.
SPEAK^.AT• YOUTH eRALLY .
the'. • Clinton Area Youth ' • for`. •
Christ organization will hold a
rally in the Town Hall, ' Luck
now, ' on. Friday evening, featur
ing the
Irish Evangelist, Rev. Bert
Turner, ; as the guest speaker. •
Rev. . Turner won ,recognition
in nationally known magazine
;when,'he used sky writing. aver
Detroit `-to p r• claim., •"Jesus
Saves','. The message, : 11 •rnii'es
long, with ,letters ' 1,400 . feet; high,.
was written..:August '9th over :the
'DBretroitiggs"Sta
-Yankee ;baseball garrie in
:diuiri ;
When President Truman cam
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paigned in Detroit last 'fall,' Turd
:et chartered a , plane carrying •a
large sign which read, "Ameri
ea's, Only Hope, ---Turn to. Christ"..
Large..•pleasure steal/lets also
been :chartered. by Turner
for`''Gospel ertiises'y•with'nobeer,
dancing or' , slot machines allow-
ed, He
llow-ed:.He has chartered steamers in;
Chicago, • Grand• •Rapids, Detroit;
Windsor and Cincinnati. "Every
t Ing :'can be- used fol Coif=
believes.
:.Known as 'the "Irish Evarig.el-
ist", he came to Canada from his
native Ireland ip 1929. and has'
lived in Detroit. the, last .'eight,
years. elle has been an evangelist
.,s.Mte...1936.
Turrier• is a member of a
"preaching farriily". His. brother,
William, a chaplain, was killed
during At'he 'war and an uncle,
Henry' 'urnor. hss'been.pastor rif
John KnoX. Street Baptist ,church„,
C1asgo;v, Scotland; 25 years: Hip
was r ustOr• ,,,of Iy niorr •
Square ,;Eartist. Chur�`h,:. Sorrier:,�r Wig .
it)irri.t:, will rye•
;r.r Drtr:wt and 2')r: 13c;rn Cor -
of Wiritnarr r:l3Fob l' nr air:
Sixty Years go
Rev. M.:I L Goldberg of Wok -
now 'a.nd !St.' Helen's Anglican
parish, •presented 12 'Candidates
for confirmation, by Dr.: M. S.
Baldwin,` Bishop of the Diocese.
A public meeting unanimously
favored Making a $5,000 loan ;to'
the firm. of Cliff $i Forester; and
.asked, the 'Village Council to sub-
mit -a. , byr'.laiv to this; effect.'
Elizabeth, J. McNay of S.S. -No,
i, Ashfield, Passed' ' her entrance'
at the: age of 1,0 ;2 ' years.
Jannes Henderson ,died at Lang-'
side`�in: his 92nd 'year;.
W.• ;J. Bxunnptor was ''?•,1.:0(1.,
offering
20 yards. of print for �1 00, 21`
p•onds of rice.' for $1.0Q, 13. lbs:
Of currants for. $1.00 'and',80.cakes
of honey toilet soap for $1,00: ' •
• :Thirty-. :Ave Years /Ago
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Late spring; of, 19.13 saw a
number of residential changes:'
Austin ' Solornon' , bought' Mrs..
E�veri Mac,Kenzie's home: She
moved to : the . residence.. on, the
corner of- Willoughby and: Have-
lock 'vacated by, W. 'J, Davison;,
Mrs.. J., G Murdoch. moved to
the residence ;on Havelock St va-
sated. by A:.G..'Smith, who:moved.
to Wingham to. take charge of
the•--iAdi aneeT- xnes=Jahn--Joy
Moved, to: the Murdoch, 'residence:`'
Mr. and .Mrs: C. F..Richardson
moved to .Teeswater:.Charlie_ Was:
employed •• here;: in ..Dr. 'A M;.
Spence's drug store.
: Twenty Years Ago
.1 ,.Mrs. Mathew Woads :died
her 70th year.,•
Thus. Webster died in Detroit
in has 75th year. ' '
Mrs. jackLeith of town suf-
fered a fractured'.. ankle in
motor ' accident . at.Bly"th..
Dave ".:Scobie,. accountant ata.
' Silverwood ' plant; .was transfer-
red
ransfe -red to Sti.atfbrd.. He was .succeed-
ed here by Ed Johnston of Lon-
don,
Mrs. Hugh' • McMillar and two.
,children: arrived •'home .from .For-
m.bsa. ••Ret . ;MacMillan' was to join
`tbef'Iater. , •
• Di Mary Anna Nicholson•" let
.for—Saskatchewan toOpen.a
Ise.
' lien Yeas Ago
Very Rev. W. ' L. r nitage ,
Dears of St. -John•Cathedral,. Sask- ••
atoon, • and a native of Kinloss,
retired, after'. more than 40` years
in' the Anglican ministry,
John Taylor, a native*, of Lang-:
side, and town :clerk of Hanover
for over. a quarter ;of 'a century,
died in his 83rd. year
;Wm'? Murdie was elected by ac-
clamation: to fill .the Council . va-
'cancy caused : by Herb McQuil
lin 'enlisting in . the .Royal . Can
adiari. Engineers:
David Huston diedin his 85th
year.
Mrs Wir'i:'•Gleason died in her
86th year.
WEDDING . BELLS
McCALLUM'--OSBORNE'
One , of the season's loveliest
`weddings was' solemnized' on Sat
urday :after.•no'o n "at .Olivet United
Church, ' when Lilian. Marguerite,
eldest`':daughter, of. Mr. and Mrs,
Elmer : Osborne,; Rnp'ley, became
the'•ibride of. Duncan .Melvin,;Mc-
Callum, son of Mr and, Mrs. Mal-
colm McCallum.of Chesley,'. Rev,
Douglas Bryden,.Ripley; perforin -
ed the ceremony. ''
Gladioli :in' white and autumn.
'hues created the floral _setting.
and Miss Beth McTavish played `a
soft . background` of : bridal.music.
Jack • `E. Reavie;- Wingham; .sang
"I'll Walk. Beside. you" before the
ceremony,- 'and "Through' " The
Years". during the signing. of the
Entering..the. church with her
father, . he:. bride •was.lovely in, a
white' brocaded'satin gown;. fash-
loned:.with-a -fitted 'bodice caught
with pearls at' .the, off -shoulder.
yoke 'of net The '`•• bouffant shirt
Ending in :a 'slight train at the
'.back " was tucked • at the •; fron't
'hemline , and field with—bows,--fo
show 'a`.'h.00p; skirt of rows' of.
Chantilly 'lace., :A. crown tiara of
:pearls held:her floor; length :em-
:broider•ed net .veil and' s'i(sie car-
ri'ed :a''cascade bouquet of Artier
;can Beauty' roses.,
The • bride's' sister, Mr': Rob-
ert :Carrrpbell, attended her aS
matron or `' honor, wearing, .rose.
Miss ,Norma McCallum, sister .of,
the groomn, •.as 'hridesni'aid, wore
yellow''.: 'and .Miss, Donna. '•Marie'
Osborne, sister, of the ,bride, ide, as ".
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junior ..bridesmaid„; 'ware blue;
The attendants' .gowns of broca'd-•'';.
aded: taffeta' were identical. and
styled, on the same lines as, the• ;'
bride's. They wore metching'poke
bonnet headdresses; and net ;nit-
tens: and. carried bouquets....Of�'`_
'auturnn %flower's: ,
Ronaid,'Larnoht, Elmwood, at-
tended .the groom. Master Rich
and : 'Magwood, .'nephew'
groom, as •ring',bearer,:carried the,
wedding 'ming .; on ''a : white., satin
,pillow., The,,ushers .were Robert
Osborne, '.:brother of ;th'e bride;.
and.. John Finlay, Cousinof the
groom,
Mr's Osborne,' mother • df.:the..
the:
bride, received guests costumed
'in w ne silk .:faille with veli et
trim nd••'grey• accessories, with
corsage of ,white•:car?rati'or.s,`The"
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groom's 'mother, weaiJing grey
;crepye: with embroidered trim,
cessories in plums shade and Cor-,
sage. of pink'carnations, assisted;';:
For a ,:Wedding; trip through
Northern' Oritario, ,:;returning .by
way'of' Ottawa. and Toronto.,.: the
bride, wore: a suit 'Of: cherry• re]
gabardine with • black accessoi ies
ander Russian .squirrel. furs, Her
corsage• was;, white'' carnations•
'The, happy ;young couple on
their' •return will .live on: this .`•
groom's farrri,..'near :Elrrrw ood,
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TRADE MARK REG.
tastes best
when served ice cold
;THURSDAY' & 'FRIDAY.
PTEMBER' 21, 2
Openswith a School Children's Parade at 130. o'clock.
DISPLAY BI FOUR GRAIN CLUBS'
JUNIOR FARMER'S TRACTOR RODEO
Beef Cattle Heavy Horses ' Good Hall Display
Admission: 40c 'arid '25c
AT 3 DANCE
FRIDAY NIGHT. -- TOVNSHIP. HALL
" Local Talent Play -- '"Craeknut"
DANCE ,A►FTEP
For A rim nal,"s , Ente tainmen Conte -: theIii ile y
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