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WEDNESDAY', J1UI,'Y .9thX95.81
.:..:QVELY, �EA'RLY
JULY WEDDING.
LEWISS-WEST
A bine; and white theme was
chos:ep• for the wedding of Miss
Joan Louise West: and.Mr. Philip.'
EDhriam Lewis. White glads and
initi is decorated Glenview pees-
"byterian Church,," Toronto, ..fol
the afternoon ceremony. Rev, K.
M. Glazier; assisted by Professor
"),..K. Andrews of Knox 'College;
officiated,': 'uniting 'in marriage
the, daughteir ".of. Mr.,•. and: Mrs:,
Sohn West former'13 y t of
Luck-
Mrs;dh rtes S. Lewis: of Toronto.
:Entering the church , ori her
•.-father's' arm;' the` .bride' wore , a
gown of white siik ,organza over
taffeta, fashioned with ,a •f.itted'
' bodice, brief sleeves, a bouffant
,skirt..ard a White satiny cumber-
.Her -,only ornament was a
`string
of seed pearls: Her should-
er len _ th veil of tulle illusion
•
piairmirr,,
UGKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARio
.:;KINGSBRIDGE
Mr. and Mrs,�••
lickolas Perry
of Detroit spent the 'week -end
with Mr. and Mrs: Earl Dren=
nan, Mr. Thos. Drennan returned.
With t<hean to his home in God
d ich; after a month's. visit. in
Detroit,.
Mr, and Mrs. Jos, • Austin arid.
Mr, and MV:i. Clarence
s. of
Detroit visited with relatives
here:, on Sunday.
• • Siste:r Jane Frances . • of the
Notre Dame' ..Order, . Kitchener,
and
companion Sisters.. visited
$unda .•ere .on .Noble, a' bride-to-be Ga es; and.
y m ,
home of her uncle, •Mr. Bert
' MYQss, Mrs• Moss and ,Tina, •
• Miss' Dorothy Noble returned'
on Sunday from a few days visit
with relatives near London..
.Mr :and Mrs, G, A: McLaugh-
lin .and, • daughter .Joanne of De-
troit were ' Sunday visitors at the
',home of Mr, and. Mr's. 5.,,, Thomp
son, -
About 40 neighbors and: friends
met at the ,home of Mr:: and Mrs.
Jefferson; on Thursday -even-
i tg when Misses Louise •. and Mary
Jefferson and Mrs, S. Thompson
o-we•re-:•hostosses -fo a:•°�mis"` °' �`�
pap elft, :1VIr and Mrs Cellan
O
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a bcr r rs .
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a arie.
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STR.AUGUSTINE
The funeral of the .late Mrs.
James Maloney was held in �St.
Miohael•church at Bl th On Moh-
day morning," July 7th, Burial,
was in `St, Augiistine Cemetery.
We extend our sympathy to her
'relatives ' and 'friends. ,
. Miss. Mae Redmond of Windsor
IS . spending - the sunimer• months
at her home here.
. 'Miss,., Bernadette •Led'dy spent
last` week with her cousins, .El-
El-
-ea/10r' and Betty ',eddy, Coder-
Y.•
1VIr,
and Mrs.A. Kennedy.. and
.contests- w .y._ .
Rtav,.-E C. Garvey of Assam = . '�". e . e enjoyed. Nfrss,
p Louise Jefferson read the; address•
tion • tfriivers;ity, Windsor, N r, of. . presentation. Marie ex . rOs ed.
and. Mrs. Jos. Garveyp s
of Tor- her appreciation in, a• fitting man-;
onto , and family and Mr.' and 'ner and' was assisted byher tis=
Mrs., Eugene Dalton and child; ter Dorothy i} t
ren of Detroit were wee end lovely in. opening the many
k ovely and useful gifts. A dainty
visitors`�at the -Garvey homestead, lunch was served' by the host -
Mr An.r•-:
Rita of Seaforth spent Sui}dayLL,at
the 'Wm Kirin an home.
e .. r ss.
of white satin: 'She • c'arried pan.'
all=white cascade of :lily -of -the-
valley, stephanotis:. and garden-
ias •
She was' attended by hep sister_:
in-law, Mrs, Lorne E. West, as
matron of, horior and. Miss Beth
Bentley as ; bridesmaid;; .They''
were gowned •alike 'ti pale. ,blue
'peau' de :sole, made .ori • princess
lines with,: a s'rounded 'neckline,
:falliing to, a:point in the back and'
• 'finished with, ' a large .'bows and
streamers of white silk :organza,
•Their • ,small" •blue hats " Were. of.
matching . material;' and- they Car-
ried bouquets of white shasta
mums, white carnations an:d.' blue
Cor"nflowers.
•
,i -he„ groom was '. attend;ed by
Mr.. Percy '',Smith as best man . and
the 'ushers ..were •Mr..Donald• N.
Ross, ., cousin of the., 'bride..' and
Mi.' John Holmes,. all of 'Toion-
to. ,'
:The '•.soloist• was; .Mr: William
F. Thompson,: fortnelly of :'Luck.
:'now, who/�wing ' ':Perfect Love"
•.before: 'tike, ,ceremony and. "The
Wedding Benediction" . during the
signing, of the .register. '
'At the recepti'or, which was
held ' n: the ':.church Parlors:; the
.brides moi her ` ; received . ;the
:, guests;.'wearing',', a Sheath. dreSs• of
,China.b1ue'•lace 'over taffeta with
a corsage ' of tiny, • white mums
and .: gardenia; •She•was assisted
by the gr o:om's mother in a . di=ess
of mauve silk . Her corsage 'wins
• of •mums,'and gardernias;;`''
"For. a. 'honeymoon trip•to. • the
Southern States, the 'bride chose.
a recd 'linen, 'chemise suit fe�atur
ging a, large white collar' and. tie,
w,hite..accessories and a 'corsage:
of white •carnatron ,petals and'
:gardenias. p'' On their return .they
will. 'reside • at . '.110 Cottonwood
•Drive:,; .' Don Mills, Ontario,
The bride. is a ..grad.uate'of •the ,
'Stratford Teachers'•' College and
the groom a of, -:the g graduate of the Itac'
ulty of 'Pharmacy,. University of
Toronto.'
• .Guests were present from .Osh-•
'• awa, Sarnia; :Detroit,: • Montreal;
' L.ucknow, Wingham, ":Listow 1,
Oakville,' $air,°le, , Goderich,. A -
• burh, bon Mills and-. Toronto, •
The wedding was held ' on the
wedding.. .anniversary. .of t h e.
brides, parents, who 'were mar -
•vied on July 2rtid,, 1930.
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d..
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onne .on unday : after` a
.week.. in Goderieh Hpspitai fol-
lowing 'a heart attack last week,
Mr; and Mrs. Michael Martin
of Stoney .Creek and, Mr: and
Mrs, Jos. Lane End families vis-,
' ited' with relatives here over the
week -end ,
.Mr. • and Mrs. Frank McCarthy.
of London,' .Ann Meryln, J'ohn.'
Francis and'Mary spent last week
at an' .Inverhuron.';cottage and
visited with friends here. .
Mr., •and Mrs. Frank Dwyer
and • triplet , -.daughters ,`: Mary,','
.Margaret and Maureen, and- Mrs:
Timothy Dwyer of St.,Catharines,
visited with the' . bon ; Frayne'
fainily :during the: :past week:
Mr. • and Mrs. Clifton ',Austin
are spending. :.a few days'. with
,•tl)e Ambrose Ha•rtrrnan:family. in`
Kitchener. . • ' .
• ' Mrs.. Jos. Reed•of• Toronto- and
her ```other, 'Mrs. ,Jas:. :Wallace;
Visited at . the:ii• toMe'.here .dur-
ing:the past • wee.k
M'r•.• an•d •Mrs, Wilfred, lviurr.ay'
arid family .of Stratford .visited
• with: Mr, :all 'M:rs Peter; .Mur:
'ray h ere' on Sunday: .
' Mr and Mrs, Gerald Dalton '.&
family.' of Toronto;. were recent
visitors -with relatives here: '
•.Mrs, 'Jack :Kinriey ..of: Detrot,
'Mr,. ,and Mrs. Albeit: O:'Loughlin
of Detroit;;Mr.-'and' Mrs.' Albin..
Giffin of, Detroit, 'Mr.;`..and'' Mrs:'''
and. famil' of • Bufalo
Halloran ,y ,
•Miss•Sha•nnon Sinnett' and'friends
Mrs :arid 'Mi's: . Hudges of ,Detroit,
'were.' • other ,,.week -end visitors
here. ,.
,
Mr. and 'Mrs. A. Bernardo and
babe of London, ' Mr. and Mrs.
Frank. Carroll ,of Kitchener spent
the'week-end with the:Devereaux
family. •
" :Mr:`Rayond. m
. _,.. Redmond took
severe • of his oldest pupils on a
Tooled, To Repair `: Ali Makes GI
c factors,.Machnes & Slii;'ly".11'orl+
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Campbell:,
• and.. Colin, 'Mrs •Cliffor.d. Hoath
.and Robin ' ..of . Thessaloh visited
:last ..week.with Mr ' and Mrs,
Jako..Sunter:,'.•.. •
•,;Mr. ,and 'Mrs. Nelson Raynard
and ••Mr, and Mrs.„Will 11itchie
visited witli.Mr. anad Mrs.' Elliott
Sandy an Sunday: r.
Church will beat 10 •:a. for.
the rn'onth:'•of.'Julyr and ,'Su day
,School will follow.
Mrs. Helen Baxter; ' Garry ,and.
Noreen- of" Coderich, Mr..: Herb
.Stothers• .of Dungannon..., visited:
with Mr, ' and• Mrs. Bill,: Hunter •
on.. S•undav
Mr, and MrsCharlie. Ander=
con and, family • Visited 'Ken • at*
1ppt'rw•rish
• DONNY,BR(JOK
--=j� r,;y li�•c'° � rrrrr�: �����rrr�;'.a.t. •
T incard iw:il h her gran ctpar-
c�nts, Mr, and. .; 7rs•.„ 11 tYit'i
t,t1 y .Tb(rnaps(tn cif Oali- 4.
hdt e
hero, 15i,filt oal;toi11. '• i. i'nronto 'to:
take a :summer, C'Ot1a"Nc;
Si,i tin l yw 17i,y li 1)raita'it' 'incl
family (ai: 1. c t,
c�ricl r�ai.+a : iL"!lMr , Kurd '�tr'c.
E(l , Rtllti't�i �ril, •Otho t (�+ i�i�t
tors ira(1}til(�d i�f1 air(1 `ala 4 Stark
Hazzard: :cif Wallace-.
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burg, `Ma;,', ,°arid'
Mt's Jc (r'. .li('!l,+ria4(1ra • +11". VI•'rrlg-
l� l`.•'i;'�(•,`v { _i1'lt•l4(1, (a•' ii nr 0.'0f 01".,
pin 11rli.t, 11(°vprr,>tn.
Bare holida „li -,,1 1`(r:rt
my.'fail(? 1,1'rs. .C'Ii.rnlaicy �arail:
ea zatl(l�l�att0h;(rs,ri1)t:t+ar� xltan.taa .� �
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PAGE NIN1l
saw .r'nany places. of interest..
Those that enjoyed, the 'trip were.
Eileen and 'Anne Foran, • Wayne
.and Gwendolyne• Redmond; Mon-
ica ',Bernadette • and Kathleen'
Leddy;...
Master Raymond Hogan, Ash-
field, spent a week. with his aunt
and i uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Theo-, • . .
dote Redmond and family,
.A number from here attended'
a shower, at the home of l'ar. and'
Mrs TT:, • Jefferson' in, lbnor of:
Marie Noble, daughter of .Mr. and; ' =
Mrs -Jak x Noble "The• -bred - 1 ----,-,.
e-e� ect
reGerved many.. useful. and lovely %.
gifts.
M ,.__ Edvcrrd Brophy, : B.A;, rs
taking a: .six weeks 'course 'at, the`
.Western University,. London, this •
,summer. Mr. Brophy has accept
ed a teaching position at. Wing-:
sham Collegiate for• the fall term,•
..
ary• Casey and fi```lly„ of
.Toronto visited with Mr.
Mrs. M
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PNTARIOY HOG PRODUCERS.-.CO-O'PERATIV
pedal Message
•: FQr, Your information Qu
will
rendered
by Yoiityour •Selhn '.A enc t
1•Hogs are '., assetrbled. ,on sixteen'
P
markets where. they • can.be sold'. too .the
buyer:bidding `bidding 'the: 'highest price:
2. Competitive selling: to. the ,highest 'bid-
der By this. Method,: ,ompetition 'has..
been . restored to. the ho.'� Market with no
• g�?. ,wt no
accepted price `differential;. at .~outside
points. 'below the Toronto'.logg price::'.
find . listed' :below: "some', of 'the .'services :
he .Ontar''o Hog Producers Co-operative'
• 9, All hog settlement cheques are: made pay-•
' able at 'Par at any .bank 'acrbss,.Ontaria,.:
3 Your•• Agency has established a $'2,00.
premium for;'.No. ',1 LightSows dressing:.
'280` lbs. or .under. ;•..,
.4 Hogs weighed. alive at the Co-operative's
Marketing Yards ale test -checked • for
dressing. percentages
5, Comparisons- are 'Made... of: the, various
,plants' percentage yields.
°.6. All .Producers', hogs are covered by,
:,.fire.
and' casualty `insurance. while: iii:'the ,Co-
operative's Yards; :•. and; as al1'`hogs. are' •
sold on f.o b basis our•,: Marketing: 'Yards,;•'
the buyers • are responsible/ for: any loss
between •our Yards and ..their•'plants.
•7 Settlerfients.: are Made promptly• to .pro-'
du.cers, once the .warrants reach :the 'Co-•'
operative's office, BY -,,Processing over' ,
500,000 • settlement statements '.yearly in::
• one 'office, costs are.'c.onsiderably less than.
.. under. the divided: operations of forty or
more processors The.'pr.oducer pays under
e'ither.:metho:d, •
,,Buyers are bonded for 'the .fi.nancial se
etirity of': the producers
!10 Complaints are :'handled promptly- and
aggressively for ;'both„ small: and large
..producer, s, and ••. adjustments obtai •fed
• where 'at' 'all possible • '
11, An 11 -man Board of •Directors ::is 'elected
• by. :the hog. producers: These men '' are
continually at . Your." service in dealing
'With the.p.rograms and ' policy 'matters
pertaining to the•: hog industry....:
12 Your Sales Agency keeps itself well in=
• formed
of the moven ent of pork. pro:
ducts -k. hether into •'consurnpti.on, or
or 'out'of storage -either way' ha's a dlr.,-
.
`ct :bearing on .price, . {'
13,` Your Sales Agency, . through ,its Sales
•
'Board, keeps in' close touch with the other
markets 'across . Ca'na•da, • as Well', as. • the'
main, narkets.,:
inthe tinted ats, and
constantly informed ofthe market
trends,,. Through.';•pressand:radio Your
Agency keeps'.`the producers ':.informed. as,
to:' these • rnarke.t prices::
14.-:•A `constant : check `s kept on. the retail
prices • to. the ''consu . et,. . and -comparisons
are made:of the 's read of tlae wholesale
prices between .pr cessor and, the . retail
tr.a:de,in. a' -const,/' t. endeavour ,to 'get ter
the: producer,.. a larger share of the
sumer dollar s e t . for .pork.
.p
15 - AS a.—rule; the/ ntario hog price is `the-
highest: in Nort America,, which mater.
filly infln.ences the...Ogee, of hogs from'`;
coast • to coast:"
ARE•
RENDERED BY YOUR AGENCY SERV)CCES' AT 40c,
aper• hog, :which is less than 1% of .the return 'to the producer.' This'
40c, is the lowest fee„ charged on, any open market for the'sale of hogs. .
in • Canada or ,the United' States
BEFORE AGEl41CY SELLING WAS',SET'U.P by .yore Ontario: Iog;
Producers'
a. :Marketing 'Beard, the Condemnation Insurance charge: of
1 • of1 % was., deducted, from hog, settlements Ori a general, .,average
this- amounted to ..a 20e charge; therefore the A,gericy fee off. 40c Only,
represents. an extra 20c per;. hog:`., Conditions of , sale ;.were the sante
.when the insurance charge , was being deducted a' under the presezit' ,-
ytr ading tlnati rs:' if a `log was received showing visible defects it was`
accepted `.Subject to •Inspection,', and,' if •subsequently cordemined, was
..only . paid 'salvage Value'. Any hog dressing 'ut>'(1.er 100 lbs,; ridghngs;,•
• -'cripple's, stags and' boars• have..aiways been "S:aljject to inspection,
REMEMBER
Your vole on July 25th will decide whether you •want organized pro
'• d :cer-marketing; or the • oldmethod where the packer controls your• trans
porter, pr hogs: price...
`ter and sets the: >ti"ice..of: ho '
• the resent business i i
ire firmly � convinced that,. � , p like compet�.tive,
1
• zarketing system is vastly superior tai' the old deliver and •wbncler system..
GUESS; VOTE YES JUS
Sponsored .by.:Bruce .and •' Huron CountY, y.... g JPrddaacers
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