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Phone Auburn 53W
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PACT.; 1:LEVEN
FUNERAL.,
Mrs. George Naylor
(133r our Auburn Correapondent)
Funeral services will be hold at
the J. Keith Arthur funeral home
Auburn, on Wednesday, January
46 for Mrs, George Naylor who
.passed away in Wingham hospital
after a lengthy illness. She was
in her 87th year,
She was born in West Wawa-
nosh Township Elizabeth Robinson,
and was the daughter of the late
.Tames Robinson 'and Catherine
Adamson,
She is survived by .one son,.
Gordan, and six grandchildren.
She was the Ia.st of a far nily. of
12 brothers and sisters Burial
Will take place in Winghern Cem-
ete.ry,
AUBURN
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Youngblut,
Marie, George, June, Laura, Torn
and Louis, Woodstock; John. Wag-
ner, Seaforth: Mr. and Mrs, Wil-
fred Sanderson, Barbara, Mary
and Margaret spent the holiday
with Miss Minnie, Mr, Walter and
William Wagner and Earl Young-
hint.
Mrs. James Hembly is visiting
with her sister, Mrs, MacNamara
And Mr, MacNamara in London,
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Stewart
and family spent the holiday at
Niagara Falls.
MI; and Mrs. Ed, Davies visited
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Young at
Carlow on. New Year's Day,
Mr. and Mrs, Kamer Dawspn,
Dungannon, visited last Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Jacob C, Stoltz,:
Mr, and„ Mrs. Ben Hamilton and
John spent the holiday weekend
with friends in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watson
were 'recent visitors with their
son,-IVIr.•.and Mrs. Gordon Watsonn andtfalnily, •
•Mr.,. and Mrs. Robert Craig and
family, Ilderton, spent last Satur-
day, with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, William J, Craig 'and Allan
Craig,•
Mrs, William Stratighan and
Mrs. *Charles Scott spent a few
days` last' week with friends in
Kitchener.
Mr.- and Mrs. Keith Machan,
Randy and. Trudy, spent the holi-
day With his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
James Machan. at Listowel,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown
by ambulance to Goderich hospital
last week, •
CongratnintiOna; to William
Craig on his appointment to the
chairthansiii „Of the .Goderi"
District Collegiate Institute, e
represents Ihillett Township on
the School .Board,
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Jartlin
and Wingham, spent the
weekend withr...lier parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William. Straughan. Miss
Bonnie Tarclin returned home with
them after a ,,few days' spent here.
- New Year -Waiters with Mr, and
Mrs, Norman-. MeClinchey and
Cindy :were Mr. and Mrs, John
Deer, Robert Daer, Mr. and Nip:
our Uppsall. Correspondent)
Margaret Ewe Tucitwood, Lan-
don, and Joseph .Gradkoweld, Lon-
don, exchanged marriage vows at
the church of Our Lady of Chest-
alcove, London, on Saturday, Jan-
nary 1960, before 'the Rev, Fr,
Pluta
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mss. Stanley Tuckwo0d,
Hensel', formerly of. London, and
the groom is the son. of Mrs,
gradkoviski, Sarnia, and the late
Mr. GracikeWski,
Given in marriage by her fath,
er, the bride chose a street length
7goWn of white nylon over satin
YARNA
Steven •;Olarlie returned home
after spending' Christmas holidays,
at ArVa,
•vosMtre-r.. and Mrs, Gerald Clarke, Arva,. visited Sunday with Mrs, E.
Sergeant of the .O.P,P, Randall
Pepper, Mrs. Pepper, Carol and.
Lawrence,, Sudbury,..Plattt the holi-
day season with' Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Stephenson, in Varna..
made by her grandmother, with
full length veil .And she carried
red roses. •
Mrs. Helen Buogoskie, London,
attended As matron of honour,.
wearing rose taffeta and brides-
maid Mrs. Sylvia Davis, Porchest,
er, slater of the bride, chose blue
taffeta, Both carried bouquets of
pink roses.
Stan Buogoskie, London, attend,
ed the groom, and Stewart Struc.,
Kett, ushered.
The reception' for 40 guests was
held at the,Kosy Korner Restaur-r
ant, Hensall, home of the !bride's
parents.
FOr their wedding trip to To,
onto- the bride wore brown and
beige plaid- suit with accessories
.in beige. The young couple will
reside in London, , . .
Harry Mothers Exeter.
Who s Labatt Trophy
'MY our Hensall Correspondent)
Harry Mathers, Exeter, captur-
eded the John Labatt Trophy at
the annual New Year's trap shoat
held at Kipoen Gun Club. Mathers
broke 4 out of 50 birds released
in the featured handicap event,
Earl Doueette, Clinton, won the
Trophy in 1958, and John Ander-
sbn, Hensall, in 1959.
Posting perfect 25 for 25 scores
were Bill Stewart, Dorchester, and
John Anderson, Hensall, firing in
a warmup event,
Double events, Norman. liar-
burn, Cromarty, 22 out of 24,
Winter Driving Advice.
From Safety League
Pumping gets water from wells,
informakion. from people, arid ex-
tra ,efficioney from • brakes, A.
series of rapid "pumping". appli-
cations of the brake, when a sad-,
den, slow-down is necessary, is far
less; ,tp. lead to a .skid, than
hard and steady pressure on the
pedal. Especially in winter con-
ditions, points out the 'Ontario
Safety League.
Gradkowski-
Tuckwood
And family spent New Year's Day
with Mr„ and. Mrs,. Kenneth Brown
And .fainily at Willi-PM..
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Weston,
Toronto, and Murray Rollinson,
Godexleb, spent the holiday with
Mr. and . Mrs, Alfred .R01141017,
Mr, and MrS, Duman Mackay,
Darlinra, and Johnny -Vent a few
days. In Toronto last 1Veelt visiting
with Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Thain
and family,
Friends .of Mr. George Raithby
will be sorry. that he is not enjoy-
ing good ..health and ,was taken
NOTICE
Effective January 9, 1960, we are discontinuing the
grading of eggs; '' We thank our customers for their
patronage during the past 20 years.
. Fresh eggs will always be available at the store,
MRS. ALEX PATERSON
BRUCEFIELD
Seaforth 641W3 — PHONES — Clinton HU 2-9232
1-b
Ralph Jackson, Mitchell;- Mr. and
'Mrs'. Robert Seiler and Johni mit.,
;ellen; Gerden McClinehey and
John .1Vicelinchey,
New.. Year's .visitors with Mr,
and Mrs. Sid Lansing were Mr.
and Mrs, Donald _Jardine, Mrs,
Mrs. John Jardine, St. Marys; Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Adams, Clinton;
iss Alma Hunter, Toronto, and
Herb Peter, Bervie,
4-11 Club Meets.
Margaret Haines, president of
the Auburn 4-H 'Club was in
charge of the meeting when it
opened with the 4-H pledge. Eileen
Schneider read the minutes which
were. approved.
The leader, MrS, Keith Machan,
led in the discussion, period in the
plans for achievement day which
will be held in Wingharn .on Jan-
nark 23. Recor.ds. books 'have to
be in by January.. 11,
The assistant leader, Mrs. Ed.
Davies demonstrated the. making
of_ sectional boxes and- each. girl
made one for her small aceessor-
ies. The members decided to' have
a. club -exhibit at achievement day
"Clothes closets and- their acces-
series" with Marian Hickey as
commentator.
_ The next meeting the girls will
bring their .finished articles: of
sewing and they will judge the,
worknianship. The Meeting closed
by repeating the Mary Stewart
Collect and, a dainty innch was
served, by the leaders-assisted by
Sharon Ball.
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