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VIIUPSDAY, XIX 20, 1957.
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joint J. Foran -
John Jeseph. Foram,: 72, who -died
in Vancouver, Sunday, July
waa bUried there Tuesday, limn
in West Wawanosh townSil*
on County, auly 7 1885 b w4
son of the late Wk. .and Mrs. Jezie
rnialt an of Beigrave.
• About 3.0 . years ego lie jo0n44
the :Terento Police Department;
go moved west. :and served as a
police officer in Winnipeg and
Vaneonver. Upon his rettnement
from the Vancouver Pollee Depart,
merit low years ago, he was a
detective,
3n Vancouver be was a Member
of iSt.. Patrick's Amen Catholic
01:Web.
SurViving are his widow, the:
former Xathieen Keough, whom
he married about .27 years ago;
three sons, Francis, Seattle,. Wash„
and Tom and at, both of Van,:
!power; two bretber$, Miellael, Tor-
onto and Thoma, LucknOw; and
three sisters, lefts. E. Cronin, Tor-
onto, Mrs. Anna KennetlY, Bufeelo,
N. ,g„ And Mrs, Join,: McGuire,
Clinton,
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Mrs. Robert Cole
oy, Our Ilengia. Correspondent)
Publie funeral service for the
late Kro, Eliza Jane Herten Cole,
highly esteemed and 01,40t:-
ident et ITensall,.were held ftwo
the Bran funeral Chapel, Ben-
eall, Zaly 1.9,.by the Rev. DOD,
Ala MaelDorraltle Camel presby,,
;Wien Church, in ,the .absence Of
Rev, a D, Daniel; -'1Ars., Cole died
in the Ileywend nursing home,
eter, on Only L7in ilex, 9$ -.year.
She was born on the boundary
of Tuckersmith :and Ilibbert Tow'
Ships and made ter home with her
son and .tlaughter-in-law, M. and
Kra,.Wflhian Cole, Bewail,- :for
some years, She was a mem-
ber Hensell United Churl
Her husband, the 'late Robert
Cole passed away in 1937, One
son, William ad :grandson Alvan
Cole, Crotriaxty, and two great
grandchildren StIrViVe. Interment
was ftMlerrilagart'Seemetey
Mrs. E. 13,, Hill
Kre. Frank Agarevvo 11;64 been
ixi OollingwoOd attending the fun.
.eral „Nay 38, of her siater-0ne
laW the late lVfre., a B, Hill, form-
erly ainton.
Mrs, who was in her $7th,
year, -wee tile Wil;TONY fEdwin
killed in action at Amiens,
.France on August 1918.
• She is survived by a family oif
•two sons and our .daughtera, By
and jeoCollingweod; WOTham Har-
oldc Collingwoo.d; Mrs, Earl (Eel -
elle) Steep, London; Mrs. Lindsay
(Ana) McKean, Fresno, Wife
Mrs Owen SEditti) Friend, Oar-
awla and leks, Frank (Nellie) Bt
ters, Cellingwood,
pcipnyifien,women
gain: 5, 10, 15
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now proud of shapely, healthy-loblcing fig-
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creases -pep. "Get -acquainted" size only 4300.
Try famous Ostrex for neW pounds, pep, vins,
vigor, this very day. At all druggists.
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Jenkins Family
Reunion Staged
At Woodland Farm
The Zenkinsi reunion was held
on Saturday, "fillY -20 at "Wood -
1=4” the beautiful countrY home
lvf;, and lefes, Ec11, Jenkine. 1.21
member% of the family were w*
corned by the heat and hestese,
elated by Oleic Mr and daughter..
Dr, and lVlrs. George Jell -
104S, London,
SuPPer was served, on the lawn
under the able direction Of Mrs.
WWaor.,Ienitins, Clinton, assisted
IV'frs. Donald JenkieS, Lrodolli
Mire, 4, Bell, Blyth and Mrs,
GeOrge Jenkine, London. Table
were praeided for the Q+CeaSiert by
Millen). Ion -Idris ni Gordon aim -
ton. Singing -of grace was ied bY
Mrs. Percy Atkinson, 1..ondon,
iChecolete milk for the childreP!
Was mexvided hy
Aesistants with the ice cream were
Arnim Andrew, Goderiehl B. Bell
and 1Vrait, Driver, After a sumpt-
uous repest, Clayton Laithwatte
condneted a rousing eing-gong, as-
sisted by Sid Smith, M.ichigem
officers for the coming year
are: president, William Jenkins,
Clintoni; first vice-preeicient, Clay-
ton LaithvVaite, Goderich; second
vice-ppesident, Z Bell, Blytle; sec-
retary,. Mrs, N. Forbes, Clinfen;
treasurer, Matt, Driver, Gocleriale
Sports were under the enthue-
%stile leadership of C. Laitnwaite.
The younger memberenjoyed a
peanut scriamble aa well as races
and content. The eldese member
present was Mrs. Cora Driver,
Goderich Largest faiy, M. and
Meg, George Hetherington, Blue -
vale; longest forehead, Charles
Barker, Goderidi; most recentllv
married cOuple, Mr. and Mrs. Colin
McMillen, Goderiche birthday, July
20, Miss Dolores Ieithwaite, Wind-
sor; 'youngest Child, Rolbert Wise,
Clinton, son a Ur. and Mrs. Gee -
age Wise; guest ,bopk was super -
vied by Misses pien and Melva
330yee, Brumfield,
Members of the faihily Were
present from Sanderland, London,
Toronto, Hamilton( Galt, Leam-
ington, Michigan, and surrounding
vicinety.
Shower Honours ,
Kippers Bride.
Elect, 1% 'Thomson
(By our Henson Correspondent)
Miis Marion Threnslin, bride -
teethe, yeast guest of honour at a
miscellaneous shower n Kippen
United Church on Thursday even-
ing. •
A program was enjoYed eon-
sisting of vocal solos by Joan Sin-
clair and Edith Thomson and eon-
teste by Helen 1V1eKay and Dorothy
Turner.
Marion was seated in a prettily
decorated chair in color scheines
of pink and white. The address
was read b.y Dorothy Turner and
the gifts were presented by Helexa
McKay and Edna eDeitz. The
bride -elect thanked her friends
for the beantiful gifts and invited
them to her home where she dis-
played the bridal trousseau and
wedding gifts,
A dainty knell was served by
the ladies. •
Kippen. Lad Hurt
By Runaway Car
Near Centralia.
(By our Hensan Correspondent)
Bobby Gridzak 9, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Grklzak, Kippen, •was
admitted to South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, an Saturday night follow-
ing an accident at Centralia. He
was x-rayed and, later 'released,
sultfering, leg braises.
Bobby who was visiting his
grandparents, Mr, arid Mrs. Cliff
Wiesen, Centralia, was about to
enter the house and had the door
open when a parked car owned
by James. Cronyn, R.R. 1, Clande-
boye, rolled down a slight incline,
and went over the steps of the
house. pinning the youngster be-.
tween the doer and the house.
O. P. P P Cecil. Gibbons was, the
vestigating officer,
Used .2 -Pc. • Chesterfiekt Suite
Real good condition. Priced real l'ow for quIck sale. The best suite
we have had this year.
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Lawn Furniture Reduced 10%
CHAISE LOVNGES (HAIRS
TABLES 11141131RELIAW
FACTOIM CLEARANCE, on, , •
7 PIECE DINETTE SUITE
80* roam Mahogany as shown in our window.
$319 00
Ow. $369.00 — REDUCED TO . .... .. ....
Beattie Futititure •
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liesk,—Turnbuil •JoslinoiShobbrook
A. pretty summer wedding WaS'
SOlerniniZnd nt tbe home QNtr. fir44
Mro. Anktrew Torpfhte,5,
Brussels, on. Saturday, -July 20,
When their only tiaughter, Flora
Jean, Weis: .enited in Marline !to
WiIUaan.Douglas..„ fl4 Sen of Kr,
and IVIrs, EnlersOn Reek, Lon:des-
iboro,
Tha bride -chose a WairtZ4e1:101
strapless gioNvn of embroidered
White net Over Satin With net
(104nee, roaLtelung Were w#41 lay
point sleeves and peter pan cellar.
A crown .o.(.e pearls and sequins
held her veil of silk illusion net
and She carried a bouquet of red
roes and fern,
Mrs: Glen Robinson, sister of
the .groone, as matron of honour,
wore a strapless goWn of pink net
With ealtin bolero and carried
bzonze rose% Charlie Turnbull,
brother of the bride Was groorns-
In At iVfernerial Presbyterian
Church, Toronto, Rev,, George
• ten .0ff0*te& when Barbara Ruth -
Anne Shobbrook .exchanged roar
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rine vows with Rebert James
•
The bride is the daughter of
Kr. and Kre, Stanley Shobbroolc,
'remote and granddaughter of Kr,
and Urs, J, Wesley ShobrWook,
Clinton The groom is the son of
frs,.1Vfarprie Jho, Toronto and
the late Captain J. Walker JoSlie;
randeon of Xre-, .G., JosHin, Orillie.
Given in marriage by h.er fathef
the bride wore en .ankle length
gown of imported .la,ee and net
The full skirt of net featured 'a
41..ee panel specked wlith tiny .rhine-
stenee, The atrapless bodice ef
lane was also -specked with thine -
stones and had. a net _Insert eerose
the top, The matching lace jacket
featured a, peter pan collar and
long Sleeves tapering to a point.
Her fingertip veil of tulle illusion.
was caught to a -tiara of geed
pearls and eequins. She carried a
cascade bouquet of red sweetheart
roses and white "mums, whieb. Was,
Wee' tpreeentecl • ix the bride's
grandmother.
Maid of honour was Miss Shirley
Thome,. Eigins Mills and -brides,-
maids, were Miss Margaret
Sini-
son and lVeise Joyce Babcock, Tor-
onto gowned alike in ballerina
length *mate of powder blue cryst-
alette; in their hair they wore
email bards of powder blue nylon
and earried pink carnations.
Flovreigirl was Miss Sandra Me -
Kay in pink nylon with white trim,
She ware .a head piece .of pink
and white rosebuds and carried a
basket of pink carnations with
yellow halaY 'gnome,
iGroomsrrran was Dave Millard
and =here were Jerorne McElroy
cousin of the bride and Tam Goal,
all of Toronto,
For a honeymoon trip to Musk -
aka the bride wore a pale blue
.sheath.! .dress with white wet-
soriee and a white gardenia.
Receiving at, the Silverthorn
Legion Hall, the !bride's mother
wore navy blue crepe with white
trim, white accessories and a cor-
sage of pink rosebuds. She was'
assisted' by the groom's mother
in pale blue embroidered nylon
with whiteaccessories and a cor-
sage of pink rosebuds.
• The couple 'will reside in Halifax,
Nova Scotia where the groom is
stationed with the Royal Canadian
Navy.
man.
The bride entered the living -
/loam 011 the aren a her father
to the strains of wedding music
played by her aunt Mrs. Wilbur
Turnbull and enoic her place Un-
der an arch of Pink and white
streamers and beekete of summer
flowers.
During the signing of the regist-
er, Mrs, Rennie Hamelin sang,
"Because".
The wedding dinner was served
in the New American Hate, Brus-
sel. The beide'e mother received
hi figured yellow terylene, assisted,
by the groom's mother, who had
chosen pink figured tertylene,
Eaoh wore a white carnation cor-
sage,
For travelling, the bride donned
a figured blue dress with aqua
duster cleat, white accessories and
yellow rose corsage,
The happy young couple lett
antid showere , of confetti for
points moth. On their return they
will reside 1 Goderich.
Judge Fingland •
Overrules
Court's Decision.
wi1M4Trk Harrold Johnston - wias
fined .$10'ean,d costs in County
Court nt GodelIth last week when
Judge Frank Fingland, Clinton,
overruled a decision of magistrate
D. E.-: Holmes. The magistrate
had- "dismissed :the case on the
grounds that the information was
laid on a -Sunday," '
James Donnelly had been the
lawyer Who had defer-II:led John.'
ston, and Contended that there
wasno provision in the Act for
"information" to be laid on Sun-
day.
Crown Attorney H. °Glenn Hays,
(40, appealed against the decision
on behalf of the Attorney General
of the Province of Ontario and the
appeal ame before .Judge Fing-
land .May 31.
Judge Fingland reserved deals-
ioneuntil last Friday and held the.
taking of the information was a
minisitexilal act oniy and therefore
not invalid by reasons of its hav-
ing been done on &inlay,
. . you need a vatation from
heavy washing and leolting.
Why not start today—leave
that hot, perspirey job to us:
We're equipped to do those
pounds and pounds of extra
stormier laundry in short o1 -
der. „Sanitary plant, good:
service.
This Week the Lucky
is No. 1047
Cheek your Calenoar. If the
number matches, take the
Calendar to aur office alid
dates your $3.00 redit
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• For Your ,canvenience
Use Our
• Downtown Office
on King Street
(fOrrnerly SinipsOns-Seare)
Si. Andrew's WMS
deet at Home of
Mrs, Robert Scott
The 'Woolen's Missionary So -
10r of St, Andre Presbyterian
Church met at the home of Krs,
Robert .Scott on '1.y. irn the
absence of the president, IVIrs,
George Roberton presided and con-
ducted the worship period with
Mrs, Dunbar leading in prayer,
Mrs. -Scott read the minutes and.
the treasurer's statement was
given by Km. J. R. Malan%
Mrs, D, S, Lane read .an n.
forma -aye letter from VrIss, Beat.
rlice t$ootta missionary in tile_
Canadian Presbyterian Mission
Awidult, India, telling of yotmg
people Joining the ohurch and as.X.
4rtg for prayero ,oie the chat
in Canada. Many MVP workers
have con l0 in which is en occasion
for thanks giving and encourage.
mat.
."Agitgkihs of people in South
Bast -AS14" waa the title of the
chapter in the study book given
bylVIrs, KO: --Farquhar, Some of
them, aware that the old religions
are inadequate for: the needs. ot
the new day, -wonder if Christ.
sanity May not point the way ta
a solution of their problems,
Um. Makins assisted the host.
ess in sewing lunch,
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the 61 fills itself–from the
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