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Vacation School ria ♦ . 1Lucan’s Interdenominational! Harvey Revington
Church Vacation School opened----- . . . ~ \
Monday n orning in the Anglican
and United Churches with a
total enrolment of 151 children
and 26 teachers and helpers.
Judges for the Soap-box Derby
and Doll Parade Wednesday
night will be Mayor R. E. Pool-
ey of Exeter, Mayor D. R. Stev-
«of St. Marys, Reeve Cecil
is of Lucan and Austin Hod-
of Biddulph.
r. Mel Culbert has given a
rate on prizes and Lawson
and Jones donated some of the
supplies.
Plans are being made for a
big Achievement Night next Fri
day evening.
Presentation
Prior to their departure to
their new field of labor at Milton
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Graham
last Saturday night were present
ed with a beautiful chrome set
of table and chairs by members
of the Pentecostal Holiness
Church. Mr. Ed Butler made the
presentation.
Trousseau Tea
Last Wednesday afternoon and
evening Mrs. Dell Sprowl en
tertained at a trousseau tea for
her niece, Miss Helen Howard,
prior to her wedding on Satur
day.
Over 125 friends registered in
a_ book in charge, of two small
girls, Heather Acheson and Nan
cy Watson.
During the afternoon Mrs. J.
C. Veitch, Mrs. Harry Beaumont
and Mrs. Erwin Scott poured tea
and Mrs. E. Francois, Mrs, Lloyd
Acheson and Miss Doris Weir
served. Miss Pat Watson dis
played the trousseau both after
noon and evening. Mrs. D. A.
Small and Mrs. H. Shortt dis
played the gifts and Mrs. Leroy
Revington and Mrs. Allan Scott
the linens and china.
In the evening, Mrs. Edgar
McFalls, Mrs. Harold Hodgins
and Mrs. T. A. Watson poured
tea. Miss Delrene Coursey, Miss
Alice Haggar, Mrs. Allan Hill
and Mrs. Lloyd Acheson served.
Miss Joan Hodgins displayed the
gifts and Miss Marion Ashworth
and Miss Barbar Marshall, the
china and linens. Mrs. William
Blevin assisted Mrs. Sprowl and
the bride-elect receive
door. Mrs. Walter Rice
guests to the tea room.
Stearn Guilfoyle
After a lengthy illness, _____
Guilfoyle, 84, passed away July
18 in the Maple Lynn Nursing
Home, Ilderton. He lay at rest
in the C. Haskett and Son fun
eral home, Lucan where Rev.
J. P. Prest of Holy Trinity Ang
lican Church, conducted funeral
services on Friday, July 20. In
terment was in St. James cem
etery, Clandeboye.
Son of the late Edward and
Elizabeth Guilfolyle he was born
on Concession 4 Biddulph, one
mile south of Lucan. In 1903 he
went to Brantford where he work
ed for the Massey Harris Co.
^•ftxover 30 years’ before moving
London.^■kNr. Guilfoyle was a bachelor.
Bzs only survivors are one sister,
Mrs. Walter Coursey of Conces
sion 4 Biddulph and one brother,
Oliver Guilfoyle of Concession 10
Biddulph.
Pall bearers were Walter Cour
sey, Cyril Coursey, Norman
Coursey, Gordon Acheson, Joe
Benn and Fred Mcllhargey.
Baseball News
The Lucan Irish Nine played
Evelyn last week defeating them
9-0 which left them in third place.
On Monday evening they begin
the best of three play-offs at
Evelyn. Granton and St. Pauls
begin their play-offs at St. Pauls
on Thursday night.
Bride-Elect Feted
Prior to her marriage to Ron
ald Coleman at 10 a.m. Satur
day, July 28, Miss Carole Brooke
formerly of Lucan was the guest
of honor at a Lucan and London
shower. In Lucan her aunt, Mrs.
Harold McFalls entertained about
40 of Carole’s friends at a mis
cellaneous shower. After the
opening of gifts there was a num
ber of contests. In London the
Holeproof Hosiery staff present
ed her with two woollen blank
ets.
Dog Wins Again
Last week Mrs. Eileen Currie,
entered her puppy, “Zisha’s Arc-
’ tic Star” in the Essex Kennel
Club show at Leamington and
once again it brought honor to
its owner by capturing first
prizes in “Senior Puppy Female”
and “Best Canadian Bred Puppy
in Breed.”
Shower .
Mrs. Erwin Scott entertained
all the Scott cousins at a mis
cellaneous showdr in honor of
her niece, Miss Helen Howard.
Pigeon Race
The Forest City Pigeon Club
of London staged a pigeon race
from Perth this week releasing
19 lofts and 121 birds. Lucan
birds didn’t do so well this time.
The winnin:,’ bird won with a
speed of 920.7 yards per minute.
C. Hardy’s speed was 635.1.
Norman Hardy’s was 834.3 and
Frank Hardy’s 831.9.
at the
invited
Stearn
Weds In London
Baskets of white mums and
gladioli decorated Elmwood Ave.
Presbyterian Church, London,
Thursday, July 19 when mar
riage vows were exchanged by
Agnes Janet Hilborn and Dr.
William Harvey Bevington, both
of London. Mr. and Mrs, Don
ald Henry, Turnerville, Ont. are
parents of the bride and the
groom is the son of Wesley Rev-
ington, Lucan, and the late Mrs.
Revington.
The Rev. John Felck officiated
and wedding music was played
by Mrs. Harry McGilton,
Bride In White And Blue
The bride wore a dress of.
white crystalette, flecked with
blue and styled with a scoop
neckline. The empire waistline
was trimmed with a large flat
bow in romance blue and the
full skirt was worn with a crin
oline, A large white straw pic
ture hat and a small nosegay of
pink roses, white stephanotis and
trailing ivy completed her en
semble.
Mrs. Harry McNaughton, sister
of the groom, as matron of hon
or chose a dress of romance
blue crystalette with a large
matching picture hat and carried
a white nosegay similar to that
of the bride. Harry McNaughton
was groomsman.'
Receiving guests at Hotel Lon
don the bride’s mother wore a
dress of b1ue lace over silk, a
matching hat trimmed with tiny
flowers and a corsage of pink
roses. A reception was held later
at the home of the groom's fathe-
er,. Mrs. Wes Revington in Lu
can. j
Honeymoon In Europe
The young couple will spend
their honeymoon'in Europe. For
travelling, the bride chose a
blue and white print with brief
jacket, small white hat and cor
sage of white carnations.
On their return Dr. and Mrs.
Revington will make their pome
in London.
The groom is a graduate of
Acadia University, N.S. and the
faculty of dentistry at McGill
University. The bride is a grad
uate of the London Teachers’
College.
5 Personal Items •
Guests with Mrs. Dell Sprowl
this week included Mr. and Mrs.
William Blevins and son, Mr.
William Blevins of Enid, Okla
homa, and Dr. Don Calicott of
Lawton, Oklahoma. .
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Atkinson
are happy to announce the birth
of a daughter, Jeanne Marie, at
Victoria Hospital July 19 — a
sister for Michael.
Weekend guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Mel Culbert included Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Patrick and
Son Bill from Corunna and Mrs.
G. E. Patrick, from Toronto.
Mrs. Irving Gibson, Mrs. Harry
Lankin, Gwynneth Jones and
Ronnie Woodward spent last
weekend in* Georgetown, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
McGowan.
Mr. Bob Watson spent a few
days in Windsor before returning
to work after his recent opera
tion,
Rev. Dr. A. Duplan of Port
Huron, was guest speaker at the
memorial service at fjt. George’s
Anglican, church. He spoke on
the “Wisdom- of Solomon.”
After nearly two years as nurse
and housekeeper for Mrs. Dave
Ashworth, Mrs. Doris Straw
horn of Thorndale was called
home owing to the illness of her
mother. Mrs. Murray McDonald
of St. Marys has taken her
place.
Gwynneth Jones, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Jones of
Kippen, is holidaying with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ir
ving Gibson, and cousin, Ronnie
Woodward.Mr. and Mrs. Yen Andersen
are vacationing in Denmark.
During Mrs. Andersen’s absence
Mrs. Charles Sovereign is re
lieving at the hydro office.
Sunday guests with, Mrs. War
ner McRoberts included Mr. and
Mrs. Mac Lamond and family
of Cromarty and Mr. and Mrs.
Theron Creery and family of
Woodham. Ann Creery remained
over for a week’s vacation.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. McFalls (included
Mrs. Florence Cunningham, Mr.
and Mrs. Maitland Lightfoot and
Janice on Friday night and Mrs.
Elizabeth Bere, Mr. Mark Hod
gins and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Hodgins on Sunday night-all of
London.
Mr, J. Harvey Stanley of Wash
ington is holidaying with his
brother, Mr. Roy Stanley and
Mrs. Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ritchie
of London were Sunday guests
with Mt. and Mrs. Calvin Has
kett. _
Mr. and Mrs. Les Lang and
Susan were weekend guests with
Mr; and Mrs. George Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sproule
of Waterloo spent last weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Me-
Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Johnston of Woodstock were Mon
day guests.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Banting
and family of Bowmanville were
weekend guests, of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Banting.
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Personal Items
Weekend guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Acheson were Mr.
and Mrs. Morman Carlson of
Oakville and Mr. and Mrs. Les
Fraser and daughters from Belle
ville.
Mr, and Mrs. H. A. Mullins
and family of London were Sat
urday guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hodgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford of
Detroit were Sunday guests with
Mrs. Irene Coursey,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels and
family of Springfield were Sat
urday guests with Mrs. Will
Dickins.
Mrs. T? Brooke has received
word of the serious illness of her
sister, Mrs. Irene Hicks of Flint,
Mich.
Mrs. Allan Ryan and Edna
have returned from Toronto
where they visited Mrs. J, Col-
houn prior to her departure to
Belfast on July 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murdy and
family have returned from a two
week visit at Grand Bend. Anne
Marie has gone to Toronto to
visit with her two aunts, Mrs.
Alma Price and Miss Gertrude
Dempsey.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ross of
Toronto were Tuesday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ayle-
stpek. The latter accompanied
them to Palmerston to attend
the funeral of Cpl. Joseph Mil
ler of Edson, Alta., who was
Mrs. Aylestock’s nephew.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collins of
Sarnia were weekend guests of
Mrs. George Bawden.
Mr. and Mrs. Mufray Hodgins
and family have returned home
after a two week vacation in a
cottage near Goderich.
Mr. -and Mrs. J. P. Laverty
and family of Hamilton spent a
week’s vacation with Mr. and
Mrs. William Brownlee, Valerie
remaining over for the second
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Park and
family left last Monday for a
ten-day visit in Ottawa and Vir-
giniatown, Ont.
Mrs. Harry Atkinson of Lon
don was a weekend visitor with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Corbett.
Mrs. A. C. Welk passed away
at her home in Toronto last Sat
urday. Mr. Welk was bank man
ager inLucan a number of years
ago.
Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Hall
are away on vacation until Aug
ust 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Goddard,
nee Elizabeth Sceli, announce the
birth of a son, William Stanlej'
James, at St. Joseph’s Hospital,
July 17—a brother for David,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Peggott
of Winnipeg are holidaying with
Mrs. George Bawden of Lucan
and Mrv and Mrs. Tom Collins
of Clandeboye.
Mrs. Earl Blake of Montreal
and Mrs. George Otton of Wood-
stock were among those who at
tended the trousseau tea last
Helen Howard. The latter is still
on...crutches. 4
Recant- guests with ’ Mrs;*' T;
Brooks included Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Ford, Mr. and Mrs. John
Pollard and Mr. and Mrs. Ansley
Neil, all of Exeter, and Mr.
Harold Brooke of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Atkinson
spent last
the guests
Lowry.
Rev. J,
borne was______ ____ ___
Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Prest.
Mrs. Guy Ryan and Kathleen
spent a few days in Walton, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Reid.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Woodward
and Ronnie.spent last weekend
in Detroit, the guests of Mr. and
Mrs-. Russell McNamee.
Mrs. H. S. Stanley and Mrs.
Alfred Bromwich were Saturday
guests of Mrs. F. Booth in Ham
ilton.
Mrs. E. Kestle, 85
Dies In Dashwood
Funeral services for Mrs- Ed
ward Kestle, 85, who died at the
home of her daughter Mrs.
Charles Snell at Dashwood on
Sunday w-re onducted from the
Harry Hoffman funeral home by
Rev. W, Krotz of Dashwood
Evangelical church.
Mrs. Kestle, the former Melis
sa Jory, was born in Stephen
township, daughter of the late
Elizah Jory. Following her mar
riage to Edward Kestle they
farmed in Usborne township.
Her husband died in 1939, {
She was a member of James ;
St. United church and had madei
her home with her daughter forj
the last 12 years. - <
Surviving besides her daughter <
are two sons, Rufus of Exeter,
and Orby of Detroit; two sisters, •
Mrs. Laura Harvey and Mrs. i
Lucy Yellow and one brothdr,
Samuel, all of Exeter.
Pall bearers were Frank King,
Bob Harvey, Harold Amy, Tom
Yellow, Ray Jory and Charles
Fisher.
Interment was in Exeter ceme
tery.
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Hydro Plant
Opens Gates!
The guarded gates of the nerve
centre for the entire Ontario
Hydro system in south-western
Ontario will be opened to the
public for the first time next
month.
Guided tours>will be conducted
through the E. V. Buchanan,,
Frequency Changer and Trans
former Station at Pond Mills,
three miles south of London be
tween August 12 and Sept. 3.
The $13,000,000 station is the
key power distributing centre for
six counties. Power from Ottawa
valley generating stations is
transformed from 230,000 to 115,-
000 volts for district distribution
and 25-cycle current from Ni
agara Falls is converted to 60
cycle.
The open house is part of the
celebration of the Golden Jubilee
of Ontario Hydro. In announcing
the open house, R. M. Laurie,
manager of the Western Region,
emphasized that the purpose was
to give the public a fuller under
standing of the complex opera
tions of their power system.
He said, “The people of On
tario own this system. It is only
right that they should be able
to look at our operations from
close range. We are pleased, that
the Commission has seen fit to
make this open house possible.”
Tours will be conducted through
the high-tension plant on Satur
day and Sunday afternoons be
tween one o’clock and nine from
August 12 to September 2 and
on Labor Day, September 3, as
well as on week-day evenings
between seven o’clock. and nine-
thirty from August 13 to 17.
* ELLIOT LAKE TO BE MODEL MINING TOWN—Elliot
Lake is in the heart of Northern Ontario’s three biggest
uranium mines but it has none of the drawbacks of most
mining boom towns, The townsite, laid out by the Ontario
department of planning and development, is a model of
modern-day boom towns. Tents and trailers are being re
placed by 300 solid permanent dwellings and house lot
sizes must be a minimum of 5,000 square feet, Next year,
900 houses are to be built and the population is expected
to reach 8,000 in a few years, Mell and Joan Bowman,
above, operate a thriving laundry business in the com
munity. —Central Press Canadian
Five Generations Unite
At Grand Bend Dinner
A family dinner was held at
the home of Mrs. Mae Holt on
Sunday at which five generations
of the Holt family were present,
the oldest member of the family
being Mrs. Holt’s mother, Mrs.
L. Geromette, who will be 87
years of age next month. The
fifth generation were Cathie and
Douglas Riddoch of Sarnia.
Other members present were
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Johnson
and daughters Neva and Nancy,
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Riddoch
of Sarnia, Mr, and Mrs. T. M.
Dodds pf Maitland River, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Holt of North
Bosanquet, Miss Beulah Holt of
Windsor, Mrs. Gordon Turnbull
■.and Mrs. Melba Shephard of De
troit, and Mr. and Mrs.. Erwin
Holt and family of Winnipeg,
who were farewelling) with the
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%Message From
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By MRS. CARMEN WOpD’lURN
IThe members of the Baby
Band, mother and ladies of the
United Church are invited to the
home of Mrs. Dean Brown on
Friday afternoon when Mrs.
Melvin Gardner of Kirkton, con
vener of Baby Bands for South
Huron will be the guest speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew England
of Hensall yisited on Sunday
I with Mr. Wilbert Young and Miss
Sophia Young.I Mrs. Jack Scott and sons of
• Ravenswood visited on Sunday
l with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Mellin.
I Master Jimmie Gillies of Berk
ley, Mich., is- visiting with his
1 grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
1 Hicks.
i A number of relatives from
this district attended the funeral
: of the late Mr. William Romhf
in London last Friday.
Mrs. Ida Hodgins of London
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Woodburn and fam
ily.
Miss Lillian Ulens of Windsor
is spending her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. W. T. Ulens.
The Curts’ families attended
the Lempke reunion is Michi
gan on Saturday.
Mrs. Dean Brown and Mrs.
Wes Mellin visited with relatives
in London on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mae Wallace of Cleveland
visted with her cousins, Miss
Sophia Young and Mr. Wilbert
Young and spent the weekend
with Mr, and Mrs. Harold Bro-
Iphey.
Mr. a..d Mrs. Ross Pollock and I family of Chatham and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Pollock of London
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Pollock.
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Those who attended the Brine-
Hazlewood wedding on Saturday
from Toronto were Mrs. Henry
Sr., grandmother of the bride,
Mrs. Simpson Henry and Robt.,
Dr. Violet Henry and Miss Eva
Henry.
Miss Olive Hackney R.N. of
Mitchell called on her aunt, Mrs.
Ben Wilson, on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Dixon and
Mary Jane of t London were Sun
day visitors, with Mr. Wm. Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webber
and Helen, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Knight and Linda
of Winchelsea, Mr. and Mrs.
George Webber and Bobby of
Detroit picnicked at Bright’s
Grove on Sunday.
Rachel Levy of Transvaal is
holidaying with her aunt, Mrs,
Jack Smith and Jack.
Mrs. Harry Webber, Mrs. W.
L. Switzer spent Monday evening
with the former’s avnt Mrs. Tom
Bell at Elimville.
Miss Judy Switzer of London
is holidaying this week with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
L. Switzer.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stewart
and Jimmie of Niagara Falls
are visiting this week with their
cousins, Mr. and Mrs, William
Rundle.
Mi*, and Mrs, Ross Langford
and family visited with the form
er’s brothei’ Mr. Gladwin Lang
ford and Mrs. Langford at Dor
chester on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton CutclisSe,
Mrs, W. R. Nimmo, Miss Bernice
Nimmo of Toronto were Satur
day visitor a with Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Vodden.
Mr. and Mrs. Hay Mills, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Levy attended
the Hawkey reunion held in Strat
ford on Sund-y afternoon.
Mrs. Chatton Sr. has returned
homo after visiting for a wook
with Mr, and Mrs. Coleman at
Prospect Hill.
Prospective Roomer: “But you '
advertised a bedroo.J and sitting!
room. Where is the sitting 1
room?”Landlady: “On the bed.”' . . . I
Deichert Picnic
About 75 relatives coming
from New Hamburg, Stratford,
Walton, London, Exeter, Bay-
field, Hensall, Dashwood and
Zurich attended the annual
Deichert family picnic which was
held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Pfaff, Zurich, on
Sunday, July 22.
Mrs Lydia Rinker
Mrs. Lydia Rinker, 67, a life
long resident of this district died
at Russell Pointe, Ohio, while
on a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Alva Jones. Her husband, Louis
Rinker, died ten years ago.
She was the former Lydia
Hartlieb and a member of Zion
Lutheran Church.
Surviving are three brothers,
Charles of Windsor, John, Dear
born, Mich., Oscar of Russell
Pointe, Ohio; two sisters, Mrs.
Ernest Hutchinson, Galt, and
Mrs. Alva Jones, Russell Pointe.
The body rested at the Hoff
man funeral home untiL Saturday
when services were conducted in
Zion Lutheran Church and in
terment made in Lutheran Bron
son Line Cemetery.
Bearers were Charles, George,
Ray and Alva Hartleib, Melvin
Sherwood and Alfred Henry.
Personal Items
Miss Jeannette Ziler of Aylmer
who spent two weeks in Florida
visited with her sister and family
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dietrich.
Miss Margaret Jennison of
Grand Bend spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Webb.
Miss Elizabeth Bartliff.of Clin
ton spent last week with her
cousin, Margaret Merner.
Miss Carolyn Spellman of
Kitchener is vacationing with her
cousin, Mary Jane Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gale
attended the Hogg-Stewart wed
ding at First Baptist Church,
London, Saturday. The bride is
Mr. Gale’s niece.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Reste-
mayer and family spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Taylor
and family at Waterloo.
Misses Barbara Hern of Zion
and Joanne Martene vacationed
with Miss Ruthanne Salmon.
Miss Carol V.’ebb of London
vacationed with her parents, Mr. I
and Mrs, Milton Webb last
week. !
Mrs. Lou Eagleson is spend-j
ing a week at Southampton with I
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Eagleson
and family.
Mrs. Joe Johnson of Detroit,
Mrs. Harold Hately and children
of Windsor, Michael Mairs,
Walter Marrs, Donald and Ron
ald Mclsaac, Mat Marshall and
Ed McIntyre all of Detroit were
weekend visitors with Mrs.
Lucinda Mclsaac.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kimpel
and family, Mr. Jack Kimpel
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Becker and family,
Mr, arid Mrs. Clarence Kimpel
anrd Susan are spending a few
days’ vacation with Mr, and;
Mrs. r “
Hecker
them.Mr. and Mrs. Emil Becker and I
family returned from a . trip to I
family after holidaying here
the past few weeks,
Personal Items
- Mrs. Stanley Mathers
Hamilton spent Friday with
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Johnson.
• Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Ravelle
and Paul of London spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Ravelle.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McCracken
and Betty of Toronto and 1
Masters Paul and Peter Mason j
of Exeter were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Mansell Mason.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bowman
of Brantford spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Holt.
Weekend guests with Mrs.
George Eccleston were Mr, and
Mrs. Lome Warwick of London
and their son, Ronald, of Oak
ville. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Ashton of London, Mrs. David
Warwick of Wingham who is re
maining for the week with Mrs.
i Eccleston. . .........
Mr. and Mrs. Thornley -Virene
of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, also
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Eccleston. Mr. and Mrs. Virene
were returning from a honey
moon trip to Bermuda, stopping
off on their way to the Soo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brooks,
Nancy and Paul of Toronto, Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Coulson, Pen
ny and Patty of London were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Rendle. Mrs. Brooks and
family are remaining with her
parents for a week’s vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Keown visited
with Mr. Keown’s sister, Mrs,
Rosella Simpson and Mr. Moore
Cunningham on Monday.
Masters Gary Mathers and
Jamey Semple returned home on
Thursday after spending two
weeks Kitchigami Camp,
Goderich.
Misses Eleanor and Karen!
Taylor, Barbara Fahner and!
Alma Hendrick are this week
vacationing at Minnehaha Camp.
Mrs. Ellen Norman, Mrs. Em
ma Trimmer and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Paske, all of Detroit, spent
a few days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Sweitzer.
Family Dinner
Mrs. Mae Holt entertained at
a family dinner at her home on
Sunday. Guests were her mother,
Mrs. Leah Geromette, her son
CpI. Irwin Holt, Mrs. Holt and
two children of Winnipeg, anoth
er son Jack and wife and two
daughters 0 f Thedford, t w 0
daughters, M~s. Lawrence John
ston, Mr. Johnston and
daughters of Grand Bend
Miss Beulah Holt of Sarnia,
her sister Mrs. Thos. Dodds
Mr. Dodds of Florida who
spending a few weeks at
burn.
Five generations were repre
sented, Mrs. Geromette, Mrs.
Holt, Irwin Holt, his daughter,
Mrs. Jack Riddoch of Sarnia
and son Douglas.
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$2,700
$1,695
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$ 995
_____ ________and j Emit Becker. Mrs. Mary]
returned home with;
Ottawa, Montreal, tyhiteface
Mountain and New York. At
Philadelphia they visited Mrs.
Freida Hoff and Mr. Wm. Hoff.
Mr. and Mrs. Milfred Merner,
Ronald and Margaret and Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Rader visited
at Gagetown and Caseville, Mich,
with Mr. Allan Bills and Mr. and
Mrs. John Champagne and fam
ily on Sunday.
Those who attended the funeral
of Mrs. Lydia Rinker from a
distance were: Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hartleib of Windsor,
John Hartleib, Dearborn, Oscar
Hartleib and Mrs. Alex B. Jones
of Russell Pointe, Mr. and. Mrs.
Melvin Sherwood and family of
Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Hutchinson and Alva of Galt.
Mrs. Harry Hoffman and1 Mrs.
Morley Sanders of Exeter spent
a few days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Heppler of Water
loo.
Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Zorn,
pastor of Zion Lutheran Church,
arrived in Dashwood on Monday
evening.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller and
family visited at Roger City,
Mich., with Mrs. Eleanor Koes-
sel and Rev. and Mrs. Ernest
Miller and family at Sawyer,
Mich.
Mrs. Leonard Schroeder and
daughter, Anne^ of Detroit are
vacationing with Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Restemayer.
Mr. Kenneth Keller, Mr. and
Mrs. Elgin Keller of London
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Keller and Mr.
Wm. Gibson.
Mrs. Bev. Lindenficld of Exe
ter spent last Wednesday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Keller.
Mr. and Mrs. Kea Keller and
Randy, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Deichert and John, Zurich,
Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Gerald' Wilhelm,
Crediton, newly weds spent Fri
day evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Keller.
Mr. Erwin Greb, Preston, is.
spending a few days with Mr. j
and Mrs. Melvin Greb and fam
ily.Miss Lucy Greb, Exeter, who |
spent a few weeks with Mr. andI
Mrs. Melvin Greb and family re
turned to her home.
I Mr. .and Mrs. Edward Keller, |
I Mr. and Mrs. Max Learn and................ „......- _
! Debbie, Exeter, Keith Keller, parents over the weekend.
;Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Keller, Lon-1 Miss Shirley McNair, London,
don, Mrs. Wilfred Eichler, New:is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Hamburg, Mrs. Susan Wegenast’ T"
of ’Stratford, visited with Mr.
Jacob Deichert, Zurich, who was =
unable to attend the family pic
nic due to illness. I
Mrs. Viola Tesch of Black
Creek, Wisconsin, and Mrs.
Gladys Sievert of Appletown,
Wisconsin, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. L. H. Rader and other re
latives and friends in the vicini
ty.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nagle, son 1
Joe and grandson John of Lucan
and Mrs. Martha Baker spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Emil
Fisher. I
Dolma Miller and Howard and I
Martha Lou Fisher spent Sunday; ....... ... .........
with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fisher. > her mother oyer the weekend,
Marta Lou is vacationing there
this week.......................................
FORD COACH .....
CHEV SEDAN....
METEOR COACH
CHEV
CHEV
FORD
FORD
FORD
METEOR COACH ......
STUDEBAKER COUPE
FORD
CHEV
CHEV
CHEV
PLYMOUTH COACH, it runs
COACH
SEDAN,
COACH
SEDAN
COACH
.... Your
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Choice
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$1,095
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a nice one
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James Carey has registered at
Teachers’ Summer College in
Toronto' to take a six week’s
course.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Hare,
Hamilton, visited the. latter’s
i Voisin Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dlgnan,
London, visited Miss Bernice
Madden over the weekend.
Mrs. Alex Voisin Jr. has re
turned home from the hospital
and is recovering nicely.
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Genin-
lau, London, visited arouiid the
vicinity of Mt. Carmel over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wells,
Exeter, vi-’tod at the latter’s
home over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Urban Ayotte,
United States, visited Mr. John j
and Jerry Campbell over the I
weekend. w , I
Mrs. Tnm Marlin visited with I
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COUPE ....
SEDAN ....
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Your Choice
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$
$
695
625
350
275
TRUCKS
FORD PICKUP, a steal ...
FORD PICKUP ..................
DODGE EXPRESS ..............
FORD PICKUP ...................r.
FORD 3 TON STAKE ......
SPECIALS
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825
495
295
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day until sold. «
Thursday's
MONARCH SEDAN ....................................... $
METEOR COACH ......................................... $ 805
CHEV SEDAN, you’re breaking my heart $ 755
STUDEBAKER COACH ...............................
PONTIAC SEDAN ..........................................
FORD 3 TON CHASSIS & CAB ................
Five speed transmission, 130” W.B.
DODGE ¥2 TON PANEL .............................
New motor, real good
FORD PICKUP, she’s O.K............................
FORD 3 TON* STAKE .................................
New license, motor last fall, above average
FORD 3 TON CHASSIS & CAB ................
Above average, you’re breaking me
per day until sold.
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FORD WITH FRONT END LOADER
Used very little
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FORD, good .......................„..........................
STIFF TOOTH CULTIVATOR ....................
2-FURROW I.C. ADJUSTIBLE FLOW .....
CASE 4-ROW SCUFFLER ...........................
$
Price
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675
105
805
655
555
430
305
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