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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1956-11-15, Page 19urana oena women Consider New Group On Tuesday evening, a group of ladfos of the district met for a dinner meeting at the Brenner House to consider the organiza­ tion of a business and profession­ al women’s club. Dr. Judith Brigham,presided over the busi­ ness . period, and the secretary for the evening was Mrs. Irene Kennedy. Due to the illness of Mrs. Fred. Walker, who was to have the guest speaker for the yMning, the group discussed ■ratiqn a 1 and international Wfairs'. ThO next meeting has been arranged for Tuesday, December1 4, When Miss Joan. Chapman will give a report on the seminar of the United Nations. Qrpha Club •' The Orpha Club met in the town hall on Thursday evening. Mrs, Joan Cochrane, the presi­ dent, took the chair. ' The group discussed their Christmas, project. Mrs, Grigg ■ was the lucky winner of' the draw for the evening. Lunch was served’by Mrs. C, Kennedy. Remfmbranca Pay On Sunday afternoon the mem­ bers of the local branch of the Canadian Legion,- No, 498, mem­ bers' Woineh’s Auxiliary to ,thd Legion,' and the local boy cubs,"; accompanied by their leader! Alex Hamilton, paraded from .down town to the cemetery wh'erie^two wreaths were placed on ::the eight graves in the sold- ierSV/plot, marked by wooden crosses. One wreath from foe Province of Ontario was placed by Reeve Jas,. jDalton, arid the second Wrha'fo from the local Legion wa$’’:laid by Mr, Tony Rivers. “OH Canada” was sung by those attending the service led by Miss MArjdrie Desjardine And Mrs. ClaritL Kennedy, followed by a short ■: address by Rev. A. E. ‘ Holley. Turkey Dinner Well Attended Tfie-- turkey dinner, sponsored by . thd ladies of the Women’s Association of the United Church on Friday evening was well at­ tended, the proceeds amounting- to W§11 over six hundred dollars. Perional Items Mir.' And Mrs, G. Statton and Miss. .Joan of Sarnia visited friends in town on Sunday, Mr.’ and Mrs. -L Whiteford spent- a few days in London Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Adair of London spent the Weekend with • Mr, arid Mrs. Ray Patterson, Miss Nancy .’.Clark'-of -Thed- ford.. spent last week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. f Sweitzer, returning home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Clark on Sunday. Mrs. Glen Desjardine and Mrs, Leland Desjardine spent Tues­ day in London. Miss Audrey Green of the Free Press staff in London spent the weekend with her parents, Mr, gnd Mrs. Clarence Green. Mrs. Horace Lake is visiting friends in Toronto this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wally Desjardine and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Young spent last week in New York. Mr. and Mrs, Sid Morris and Mr. and Mrs, John Smith of At­ wood spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Laird. Mr, and Mrs. Morris Webb and family of Woodham spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. El­ gin Webb, Mrs. Lennea Statton resumed duty at the local post office after being on vacation for the past two weeks, Mrs, Lawrence Schwartz of London returned home on Sun­ day after spending the past two weeks visiting with her sister, Mrs, W. Baker, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Rendle spent a few days in London last week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flear and Mrs, Ted Stanlake spent Thurs­ day ’ afternoon and evening in London. . Mrs. W. Baker, Mrs. L. Schwartz and Miss Dorene Baker spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. R. Simpson at Clandeboye. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mason were Mr. and Mrs. Emery Ma’sqn of Mack- am, Sask., and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Baird, for a family re­ union. ' . (1Mr. and Mrs. E. Keown visit­ ed in London for a couple of days last week, Mrs. W. Pitts and daughter, Anth.oa, of Wandsworth Com­ mon,’ London, England, arrived last week to spend a year in. Canada. They are making their home with Mrs. Pitts’ daughter and son-in-law F/O Kenneth B. Moshier and Mrs. Moshier, Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Forrest .and family, of Sarnia., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clark Kennedy and, family. Topic From _ By MISS JANE pYKEMAN Luiah Personals Visitors with Mr.; a’nd Mrs. Wes-Hodgins last week included Mr.>-and Mrs. Jim Tubb of Mit­ chell,-. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Earle of Woodstock, Mr. MiltOn Rob­ inson of London and Master Jofty Hodgihs of Owen Sound. Joey i visile?!' with his other grand- jjfctother, Mrs. Jessie Lewis on •Asday. . „ . , ’< Mrs.” Annie Fairfess has re­ turned home from a week’s visit in jHArriston where she was the guest: of her daughter, .Mrs. Douglas King and family. News Of Clandeboye By MRS. L H. PATON Pupils Receive Vaccine Dr. F. S. Kipp, M.O.H., Gran­ ton, gave the salk vaccine to 74 on Tuesday morning with Mrs. L. Wilsdn, Miss M. Smith, of London arid MiSs Wallace of GrAnton assisting ,at the Clande­ boye public school No. .4 and 12. Other schools No, 1, No. 2 and No. 9 pupils attended, The pre-school children will receive their vaccine shots on December 11. ’* ■' Entertain For Newly-Weds On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Carter entertained in honor of ’tneir son and daugh­ ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Doug­ las Carter of London. Guests were Mrs. E, Prout of London, Mr. arid Mrs. Carmen. • Gregory arid family of lid er tori) Mr. arid Mrs, Ross '‘Hoggarth of* Crom­ arty and Mr. Beverly Simpson of Kirkton and. Miss Mary Carter of Lohdon. During the evening euchre was enjoyed.' Personal ;i Items Mrs. Paul Poole and Mrs. Emily Tomes visited the latter’s daughter on Thursday in Petrol­ ia. In the evening the ladies visited with Mr.rand Mrs, Har­ vey Laughton in Strathroy. Mr, Lome Derbyshire has the footing laid for his new house in the village. MrS. George Noyes of Dela­ ware and infant.son, Brian Dav­ id, spent last week' with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc- Rann, and returned home on Sunday, Mrs. E. Tomes, Stahley, Tom­ my and Gwenneth Tomes arid Mr, Ralph Lynn were guests or Mr. and Mrs.' Peter Banks m Sarnia on Sunday. Mr. Peter Molnar has made an apartment arid will take up residence in- the former Moores­ ville Hall soon, Mrs. Arthur Hodgins and Mrs. Rupert Williams spent the week- Detroit' .returning with JO^id...Mjs* George Simpson. Mrs' Rimpson arid daughters, Hazel and Helen, spent last week with 'her sister and brother-in- law, Mi% arid MrS. Doh Burn in Detroit Mr* Charles Edginfon spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Brodghton arid his son, George Edgintoii of London, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Latimer of Sarnia spent the weekend with the latter’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. Roy McRann. Mr. arid Mrs. Douglas Carter and Miss Mary Carter of Lon­ don Visited with Mf. Arid MrS. Mervin Carter on Sunday. A MAGICIAN WHO FOOLS MAGICIANS—This is one of magician Gogia Pasha’s least gruesome tricks. Instead of pulling rabbits out of a hat, 'he pulls a goldfish bowl out of a fez. On other occasions he places a gix'L on the sharp points of three swords, cuts out hypnotized individual’s tongues, or puts a white chicken’s head on a black chic­ ken’s neck. He showed his tricks to the convention of magicians in Toronto—but even to them he is a magician. They can’t explain how he does it. Gogia is a Sikh from Kashmir. —CPC Two Cred it on" Groups j. Install New Officers If Installation of officers -tookl Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rnrsons'5 place on Thursday when the!of Cromarty visited on 'Sunday Women's Association and W.M.S, "■:‘u **““ T - of the United Church met in the church school rooms* Devotions were led. by Mrs. W, Wright and the study book reviewed by Mrs. H. Lightfoot assisted by Mrs, A. Baker and vfith Mrs. J. Wein. - ’ ; Members of the Evangelical! , Ladies Aid are sponsoring a sale1 of home baking in Crediton Com­ munity Centre on Saturday next.’ ' i .................* Announcing The Opening Of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jaques were Saturday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jaques, Hen­ sail.Ruth Ann Dykemah, Exeter, spent Sunday at her home. Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Jaques were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jaques, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jaques, Herisall, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bowers and children, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jaques, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs., Ross Jaques and John are leaving the -commiiAx. ity this wedk and will make their home in Hensall. Mrs. Bob Hern and Linda of Jarvis are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hern. John Jaques spent the past week with Lloyd Anderson at Science Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Bat Dickey of Sunshine Dine announce the birth of. their son last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dickinson, London Township, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. War­ ren Brock. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton- Jaques and children visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Hopkins, Science Hill.Mr. and Mrs. Boss Jaques spent Sunday with Mr. and MrS. Sam Bowers and family, Exetor. Mrs. Gerald HArn visited this week with Mr. and Mrs.. M* Spence and famDyt Metropolitan. W. M. S. 1 , LZion West WM.S. met last Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Norman Brock. Election of officers was held with Rev. J. Slade presiding. Mrs. Warren Erock was elected president with vice presidents Mrs. Harold Hern and Mrs. Ger­ ald Hero;; secretary, Mrs. Mor­ ris Herd; assistant, Mrs. James Earl; treasurer, Mrs. Baker. Mission Circle leaders, Mrs. Angus Earl and Mrs. Norman Jaques; Mission Band leaders, Mrs, Kenneth Hern and Mrs. T. Hern. , Mr. and Mrs. Slade were in charge of the worship service.’ A Women’s Association was formed with Mrs. Norman Jaques as president; secretary, Mrs Norman Brock; .treasurer, Mrs. Harry Hern. Propose County Group Work For CTA In the hope of settling the liquor issue once and for all, Goderich Junior Chamber of Commerce last week endorsed a resolution that- a county-wide committee be formed by those who favor the repeal of the Canada Temperance Act. Thej Jaycees, who took no sides itself, passed the reso- • elution after hearing the final report of its Canada Temper­ ance Act investigating commit­ tee. The report said.that accord­ ing to a recent public opinion poll conducted by an impartial organization, “well over 50 per Cent” of Huron County adults favor repeal of CTA. The committee, which has been studying the act for a year and a half, was dissolved fol­ lowing the presentation of its final report last week. Thp re­ port was made at a Jaycee meeting held in conjunction with the “See Goderich Day” ban­ quet, at which out-of-town trade commissioners and industrial representatives were present. The Report Following is the report in full: “The Canada Temperance Act investigation committee of the Goderich Junior Chamber of Commerce makes the following report on the results of a recent public opinion ppll taken.through­ out Huron County by what is Assumed to be an unbiased re­ search organization. “The report states that the- adult residents in Huron ’ County .are.,, fed-up with . the., teemagev " drinking and the bootlegging. “Our enforcement agencies experience difficulty in dealing with offenders who' are of the, ages of 16 to' 21, under the Canada Temperance Act. “This is a serious situation that could increase. As. a- result, the poll showed well over 50 percent of our adults would wel­ come the repeal of the Canada Temperance Act. “The poll further stated the adult population is in favor of retail stores but the possibility of either beverage rooms or cocktail lounges is most re­ mote.”The identity of the organiza­ tion Sponsoring the public opin­ ion poll -has not been revealed. After learning that citizens were being interviewed re the liquor question by professional poll­ taker's, the Jaycees made en­ quiries. The research organiza­ tion’ which conducted the poll was located, but it has refused, .to name the interests . -which commissioned it to do the job. Takes No Side Max • Cutt, president of the Jaycees, and N, T. Orniandy, chairirian of the investigating committee, both emphasized that the Jaycees only aim iri setting up the committee had been to perform a community service, As far as the club is concerned, it has made no official commit­ ment as to whether it thinks CTA is or is not the best liquor legislation available. Said Mr. Ormandy: “We have^ merely given the people what • information they need in order to make their own decision on the matter. Now the Jaycees job is done.” Because the poll indicates that well over 50 percent of Huron County adults favor repeal of CTA, the Jaycees passed a re­ solution that these people come Repoal and for all, the question of whether CTA is the best liquor legislation available. Repeal of CTA. should it ever come about, would not necessar­ ily mean the introduction of beer and liquor stores Or beve­ rage rooms. Under the Liquor Control Act, which is’ in force in all parts of Ontario except Huron arid Perth Counties, it is possible for a municipality to remain “dry”. It would be illegal for minors to drink, however, undpr the Liquor Control Act.. The Story In ” Woodham By MRS. ARTHUR RUNDLE Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Rundle, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Russell of Russeldale spent Friday and Saturday at the Royal Winter Fpir in Toronto. Mr, Wm, Mills was a weekend visitor with his -daughter; Mrs. Don Rixon in London. Mr. and. Mrs. Arnold Hern, Norma, Betty- and Caroline visit­ ed with Mr. and Mrs.. Grant Hern in Toronto over the week- ,end. ■ ...Mrs. Robert Hardie and Mrs, Rev. .Head of Granton were Sunday callers with Mr?. Roy Kirk and Lorna. ,t-Mr-.rind-MAV -Verne/Sm i th^nd Verla, and Mrs. Mary Smitft of Exeter were . Sunday Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith/ Andrew1 Stewart of NiagarS Falls visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rundle on Monday»and calledzon. other relatives. Mr,’ and Mrs.-Ray Mills, Mrs. Roy Kirk and Miss Blanch Mills spent • Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Melville Gunning at Whalen. Mr. and Mrs..Norman Johns,. Dorothy and John, of Ilderton, Mr. Don Leslie and Miss Elaine Hansen 'of St. Marys were' Sun­ day visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Stephens. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills re­ ceived a telephone message on Friday fro'm their son, Dr. Grant Mills in- Calgary, of -the 1st Bat­ talion of the. Queen’s Own Rifles prior to his leaving for Egypt. He. arrived, in. Toronto Tuesday and will leave for Halifax. Mr.. and Mbs.' Gordon Adams spent the weekend in Michigan visiting relatives. Highest earners ih Canada in 1953 Weie 1.— , vuiiiiinu.ee, ouvii a vuiHmiu.ee surgeons, with art average m- wou;d be in & position to take ^ome for the year of $11,258. r'to" ' anri forward and form a county-widemedical doctors and committe6, such a committee, steps aimed at settling, once This Week In Winchelsea By MRS. F. HORNE Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ford of Kitchener were Sunday guests’ of Mrs. Harry Ford and Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Ford. Mr. and Mrs, Elson Lynn, Larry, Jimmie and Joan visited on Sunday with relatives at Owen Sound. Mrs. Stephens and boys of Langton were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Minor Dobbs and Mr, and Mrs, Ivan Brock. -Mr, and Mrs. Freeman Horne accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Harry Sparling of London mot­ ored to Listowel On Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Horton. Vi For All General Needs WEIN Trucking (PCV Licanst Hauler) Phdne 52 Creditort This Week's Specials! Swift's Margarine, T-Lb. Pkgs* ............ Swift's Shortening, 1-Lb. Pkgs.............. PeaS, Choice Quality, 15 Oz. Tins ..... . Corn, Cream Style, 20 Ot. Tips ..... ...... Campbell's Soup, 10 Or* Tins .... ...... Borden's Evaporated Milk, Large Tint Peanut Butter, 16 Ox. Jars .................. . Pineapple, 15 Oz* Tins ........................... Fruit Cockfail, 15 Ox* Tins ................... Sweet Potatoes, 20 Oz. Tins .......... Solid Tune, 7 Oz. Tins ........................... hight Bulbs, 25, 40, 60 Watt ................ Lipton's Soup Mix .......................... Cheery Morn Jnstent Coffee, 6 Or*. Jar White ft Fruit Cocktail, 15 Oz. Tins Solid Tuna, 7 Or. Tinj ...... Lipton'i Soup Mix .... Tinder Le*f Tea Bag* .................................................. Swan Toilet Tissue, Large Roils .................. 2 CHRISTMAS BAKING SUPPLIERS NOW AVAILABLE Lexia Raisin, etc. assisieci py mrs. a. Baker amu—-■ i Mrs. N. Lamport. Mrs. G. Zwick- i T ri ja m AC A a <er presided for a W.A. business) 11-0111 ww rWdW meeting and Mrs. G. Hill for I the W.M.S. meeting.' Rev. A.' Rapson was present and installed the following officers; Worrign'$ Association President, Mrs. Earl Neil; vice-presidents, Mrs. E. Lam­ port, Mrs. G. Zwicker and Mrs. R. Finkbeiner; treasurer, Mrs. S. King; secretary, Mrs. H. Lightfoot, assistant, Mrs. J. Gal­ loway; press secretary, Mrs, J, Woodall. Pianists, Mrs, J, Galloway and Mrs. E. Lawson; parsonage committee, Mrs, L, Hill, Mrs, S. King and Mrs. R. Motz; good Cheer committee, Mrs. ,R, Hill, Miss Mary Chambers and Mrs. C, Kennedy; auditors, Mrs. G. Zwicker, Mrs. F. Clark. Qfflcors For W.M.S. Honorary presideht, Mrs Rapson; ( president, Mrs, R. Motz, Mrs, R. Finkbeiner and . ucapuici jjxxb. Baker; secretary, Mrs. N. assistant. Miss M, A. Rapson; president, Mrs, Gar­ field Hill; vice:presidents, Mrs. R. Motz, Mrs, R. Finkbeiner and Mrs. E. Lawson; treasurer Mrs. A. Baker; secretary, Mrs. . N. Lamport; assistant, Miss M, Chambers; Baby Band leader, Mrs. R. Finkbeiner; assistant, Mrs, R. Motz; Mission Band leader, Mi's. S. King, assistant, Mrs. J. Galloway; Secretaries—Literature and correspondence, Mrs, S, King; reserve fund, Missionary Month­ ly and supply, Mrs. Edward Lamport; Christian stewardship Mrs. H. Lightfoot; Christian citizenship, Mrs. W. Mack; press reporter, Mrs, J. Woodall; pian­ ist, Mrs. A. Baker; auditors, Mrs. S. King and Mrs. R. Reid. Remembrance Day ' Remembrance Day service was observed in the United Church Sunday morning. Rev. Rapson gave a practical talk on “The Broken Alabaster Box” after which two minutes silence were observed. Personal Items F/O and Mrs, Robert Palmer and daughter, Shirley Louise, are visiting with. Mrs. Palmer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, E, M. Fahrner. Formerly of Clares- holm, Alta., F/O Palmer has been transferred to F.I.S. Tren­ ton. ; Mrs. Albert Kestle is a pa­ tient in St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, where she underwent a major operation last week. Mr. Richard Hosking of Tor­ onto visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Sam King and Mar­ lene.Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark of Detroit visited during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Clark. ’ Mr. and Mrs. John Spacek of Lucan., visited .on.. ..Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. J. Woodall, - Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lamport And Mr. and Mrs. Wilriiar Wein attended the school Area meet­ ing And dinner At Guelph on Tuesday. Miss Margaret Seiling and Mrs. Edna Guenther of- Kitchen­ er visited recently at the Evan­ gelical parsonage with Rev, and Mrs. Strome. Mr. Louis Hirtzel and Mr. and ■ Mrs, Walter Hirtzel of Detroit visited recently with Mrs. John Hirtzel and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gaiser attended the funeral of Mr. Boyer in Kitchener last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wade of ■ Groups Elect ’ Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gardiner s and Marilyn spent Saturday ■ evening with Mr, Arthur Gardi­ ner, Mary and Bert, of London. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery attended the Royal Winter Fair, Toronto, on Saturday. Misses Margaret Bray and Marion Lamport, of spent the week-end homes here. Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ross and Margaret Jean, of Kippen, were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gardiner. W,A,. And W.M.S Meeting The November meeting of the W.A, and W.M.S. was held in the basement of foe church on Wednesday’ afternoon, with a fair attendance. Mrs, John Bray and Mrs. James Hodgert were the hostesses, Mrs, Mac Hodgert, vice-presi­ dent of the W.A,, was in. charge of. the meeting which opened with thoughts on Remembrance and a poem, *ln Flanders Fields.” A chapter in the study book was given by Mrs. W. J. Moores, assisted by Mrs. William Elford and Mrs. William Rohde. Mrs, W. J. Moores was elected president of the W.M.S, for 1957, with vice-presidents,' Mrs, Ed­ win Miller and Mrs. Melvin Gardiner; secretary, Mrs. Wil­ liam Ferguson; treasurer, Mrs. Percy Stone; pianist, Mrs. Wil­ liam Cann; assistant, Mrs. Archie Morgan; press reporter, Mrs. William Rohde. Secretaries for, Christian Citi­ zenship, Mrs, Ernest Pym; Missionary Monthly, Mrs. Wil­ liam Elford; Mission Rand superintendents, Mrs. Jack Slew­ art and. Mrs,’ Donald Kernick; literature, Mrs. Wiseman; com­ munity friendship, Mrs. Archie Morgan; Baby Band superinten­ dents, Mrs. Mac Hodgert and Mrs, Reg Hodgert;. associate members, Mrs. Vic Jeffery; Christian Stewardship, Mrs. Stanley Coward; supply, Mrs. Wiseman; representative’to S,H. Hospital, Mrs. Arnold Cann; nominating committee, Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne and Mrs. Lome Passmore; study book commit­ tee, Mrs. W. J. Moores, '* William ’ Elford, Ham Rohde. Mrs. Kenneth elected president the next year with vice-presi­ dents, Mrs. Melvin Ga’rdiner and Mrs. Lloyd Knight; secretary, Mrs. William Lamport; treas­ urer, Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne; i group leaders, Mrs. Glen Stew­ art and Mrs. Jack Duncan; Mrs. Lee Webber and Mrs. Robert Maver; Mrs. Aimer Passmore , and Mrs. Robert Cann. I Convenor of groups is Mrs, Aimer Passmore; pianist, Mrs. 1 William Cann; assistant,’ Mrs, ! William Rohde; nominating committee, Mrs. Donald Bray, Mrs. Roy Ballantyne, Mrs. Rob­ ert Jeffery. ’ ♦. .During the lunch hour, Mrs. t Moores conducted a misisonary 1 quiz. London,s at their Broadfoot Mrs and Mrs. Wil- Duncan was of the W.A, for | In 1955 the province of On- ! tarid provided one-half of all the London spent the weekend here j direct ' taxes collected by the with Mrs. J. Wade. • I federal government. <..... I .....Ml ■ III 'll ■—— EXETER VETERINARY CLINIC (LARGE- AND SMALL ANIMALS) R F. Roelofson, D.V.M. 135 Huron St East PHONE 676 « s Ia s g S 4 = 2 I 2 CGOOO-lfiR ORES This winter You’ll, hove no winter driving problems if you choose Suburbanites. Come in and let us show you the patented Suburbanite tread design. 464 specially-angled, staggered cleats boost you along, give you traction on the worst winter roads. Suburbanites run quietly on dry pavement too. 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I$1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 .... 8 ...... 8 ..... 3 ..... 5 ..... 4 ..... 9 ..... 4 .... 6 ... 2 Pkgs. 23 C RADFORDS General Store PHONE #3 CREOlTON 0 FEED SERVICE MASTER MEAT MARKET Phonii 45 Credit<t>n Boulianne Phoni 3VW Crajlitort ends , a year-loiig controversy lounciL agreed to pay its own ound. The town’s insurance Hown crew dumping garbage ovoring program in 1955. Now Steal Vehicle At Woodham Thieves stole a car from A Woodham driveway and took two tires and a battery from a Woodham garage early Monday morning in the second break-in there in a week. Police said four youths stole a ear ’at Mitchell and ditched it neat’ Woodham. They tried td get into five or six cars in the neighborhood, finally drove off in one but abandoned it because of a low gas supply, n They broke into the garage of Wilf Patton to take '-two tires and a battery which were later recovered. They they stole a car belonging to Oscar Brine, which Was parked in his laneway. The oar Was discovered in London Tuesday. Constable, J. , Parker, Stratford, and iQnhsM’ble George Mitchell,' ihvejm- gated, No arrests t have Last Sunday, Mills’’ Wtal store was broker! Into Mt the owners found nothing’ nrinsing.