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1400104 .FARMERS
COOPERATIVE
FAST RELIEF FOR
TIRE
FEE
Miss Nancy 'Acmes). and Robert
•StornieS, v.t St. 'Iliamas, spent
the weesInd. ,with -Mr. And Mrs.
attervyn 'rtentan..
Mr. Gordon Xraft,.:of Sarnia,
spent the week -end with Mr, And
At'rs, E. G-. Kraft.
Miss Jdan Weber is -Vacatiening
in florida,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wieberg.
of Waterloo, spent !the week,..emi
With Mr', and ¥s 'rd Wieberg.
Jr. and Mrs. Olen 'Wainer send
children). .of London, spent th• e
week•endwith relatwes in town.
Men's Club Entertain' 'Wives
Men's Club of -400
Lutheran Church .entertaine4
their wives. at bowling At Grand
fiend. fridayevening.
Winnerswere: High Howard
paters. and Mrs. gen Paters;
low, Andrew Anderson and .Mrs.
Edgar Restemay.er.
Miss Shirley Haugh spent the
week -end in -Stratford with Mr,
and Mrs. Carl Eckmier.
Miss Ellen :Gilbert,. of Stratford,
spent the week -end with Mr, and
Mrs,. Courtney Burmeister.
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Bender and
family, of TOronto,spent the
w.eW#end with Mr. John Bender,
• The annual meeting of the
Dashwood W.I will be held next
Tuesday evening,March 26, The
Dainty Doers, girls of the 4-1:1
Club, will model their pyjamas.
Mr. ,and Mrs, Claire Deichert,
of Zurich, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Datars. and Miss Nancy Fahner,
Of London, were Sunday visitors
At the home. of Mr, and Mrs, V.
L. Becker.
Mrs, Henry Eagleson received
word that her half-brother, Jan
Russell had died in Montana in
bis 79th year. He was raised in
this district and visited 'many
friendsand relAtiveshere last
fall,
Mrs. Adeline Sillery, of Sea.•
forth, is visiting with -her sister,
Mrs—Wes Wolfe,
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For Mobile Home Owners MrS. Annie Kodgins..t. Mary*,
The Canadian Mobile Home
1,'ebruary issue tells of t
be
etent. to whlvh Rosati, .Clerk0,
Treasurer US .contributed
the .provislim of new regulations
that -permit, mobliebenne :owners.
to. vote.
The magazine- says:
"In most .Ontario
ties and most of the other -pre-
vineeS—wbere mobilehomes are
10Cated, rhohileowoors do- not
have the right to vote, It is Ar.
sued that since their homes are
not real nrolierty, they Are.
therefore pot assessable. Anti only
those with a minimum of asses-
sable property are allowed
vote in local government materS, tera, with certain exceptions.
Hensel', home of Denerat 'Coac
mobilehorne people have bee
granted the vote. Credit for th
amendment to the town's votin
lists goes to James Paterso
the village clerk, Who broug
the matter repeatedly befoi
local and provincial representa-
tives and officials for two years,
"Here is Paterson's summary
of the Hensali decision to in-
clude mobilehome owners on the
voters' list:
"We are a small Municipality
An Ontario, and have a few res
dents who occupy .mobilehorne
as dwellings. We tax some an
license others.
l "We haVe, .a by4a1,1 Itemising,
mobileboines on separate lot
l'it-ovicling, that they have proper.
;sanitary' conveniences and, a.p
proved by Abe County .licalth
;Unit at OM per Illooth,pay.
vaahnlec'etIrtry tchwrenermootatallSipit4-1:yando-
baS: a proper mobilehorne, meet.
:log the approval of the health
'unit,. we assess the land to him
arid if the mobile is on a .founda.
tion with wheels removed, we
asses S the mohlichonte .gs a btlit,
ding at a nominal amount -ot.'
about $1,000.00 or perhaps mere
if it .1s. A large intibilelleine.
to "As regards voting privileges
t...,, the owner el the inoliilehome
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h' Message From
g Whalen
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ht By MRS. F. SQUIBB
e
Mz. and Mrs. Ray Parkinson
attended the funeral of the late
Mr. Wesley Hudson on Friday
in St. Marys.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Squire
were in Burford Friday attend,
f„ mg the funeral of the late Mrs.
s Phyllis Baldsen.
d Ur. and Mrs, Melville Gun-
ning and 1Vfuriel visited Monday
woritahhtMoni:. and Mrs. Wm, Rodd,
Mr, and Mrs. Grafton Squire
and Sue ,Ann were in Guelph
last weekend visiting Mr, and
Mrs. Gordon McKinnon,
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Klahre,
Catherine and Martha were in
London, Sunday visiting Miss B.
he Giubbre.
rda.fd Mrs. Wm. Sherwill,
d London, visited Tuesday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morley Sr.
f Mrs. Wm. Morley spent a few
s days recently with Mrs. Arthur
Hodgins, Clandeboye,
Mrs. Jack Thompson spent a
✓ few days in Ingersoll last week
e with Mrs. Bay Wilcox.
Dale Johnson, London, visited
recently with Mr, and Mrs, Jack
d Thompson.
Several from the community
attended the Foresters' euchre
• in Granton Friday evening.
• Mr. and Mrs, Aljoe Culbert,
Lucan, were Sunday -visitors with
Mr. Wilfred Herbert.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon John-
son and girls were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs, Bill Ashton,
London,
Second Line In
Biddulph
By. MRS. H. ELSON
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stanlak
of London spent Tuesday wit
the latter's parents, Mr. an
Mrs, Chris,, Fisher.
Master Bradley Gregus o
Exeter spent Saturday ,with hi
uncle and, aunt, Mr. and Mrs
Jno,. Spacek.
Miss Judy Woodall of Windso
spent the weekend with her uncl
and, aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joh
Spacek.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Gregus an
daughter, Bernadette of Londo
were Sunday visitors with Mr
and Mrs. Jno. Spacek.
Mrs. Jessie Lewis spent Satur
day in London with her daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harri
son,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnso
of Ailsa Craig visited Sunda
with the latter's mother Mrs
,Jessie Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin King o
Crediton were Sunday •• guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McFalls
Mr. Ern. Hicks and Mrs, Pris
cilia Mack were supper guest
of Mr. and Mrs, Ross McFalls
on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hodgins
Lucan, and Miss Reta Isaac
Lucan, were Sunday visitors wit
their parents Mr. and Mrs. Wil
Isaac.
Mrs, Sam Skinner attended
shower held at the home of Mrs
Don Bray, litanies ,Road, in
honor of Miss Norma Veal.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinne
and Karen spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Denham,
Kirkton.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Elston
spent the weekend with Rev. A.
E. DuPlan, Port Huron, Mich.,
and attened service in Grace
Church. Mr. Elston preached
at the service.
Mr. and Mrs: Alli Elston,
accompanied by Sgt. and Mrs.
Doug Grayer spent Friday eve-
ning with friends in St. Marys.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs Wm. Dickey were Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Kenny, Doreen and
Ronnie, and Mr. and Mrs. Alf
Tilley, Crediton, also Mr. and
Mrs. C. Frost of Lucan.Mr. and Mrs. Will Isaac spent
the past week with Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Hodgins, Lucan,
Mrs. Mervin Elston, and Mrs
Allan Elston visited on Thursday
afternoon With the former'S cou-
sin, Mrs. Geo. McGaviti; , Sea -
forth, whose home was destroyed
by fire last week.
Comments About
Woodham
Mrs. E. Ferguson is a patient
f at St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
suffering from a broken ankle.
Mr. and Mrs. Milne •Pullen
were ,Friday evening guests, of
s Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brock of
Zion where' a family gathering'
honored the birthday of Mr,
Geo. Earl.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Whalen
i; and Valerie, London, visited on
1 Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
John Whelihan.
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Miss Marion Morley of the
Sick Children's Hospital, Toron-
to, spent a few •days recently
with her parents.
✓ Mrs. Wm. Morley Jr. attend-
ed a shower for Miss Norma
Veal, bride -elect of Saturday, at
the home of Mrs. Donald Bray,
Thames Road on Saturday eve-
ning.• . .
Mrs. Chalcraft and Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Tull, Robert, Dor-
othy and Cheryl, London, visit-
ed Sun'day with Mr. and Mrs.
Geo, Squire.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gor-
mish, Joe, Gary and Joan have
taken up resiflence, in the house
on Mr. Laverne Morley's farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Cline Webb, Ed-
monton, and Mrs. Ida Hawkshaw
of Lucan spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs, Laverne Morley.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. Finkbeiner
and girls •visited Sunday at List -
towel with Mr. and Mrs. Jack-
son McCutcheon,
By 'MRS. ARTHUR RUNDLE
Evening Auxiliary Meets
The Evening Auxiliary met in
the church basement on Tues-
day evening with 16 members
preSeht. The president, Verla
Wheeler, . had charge of the
worship service assisted by Mrs.
P. Dickey, Mra. J. Miller, Mrs,
R Robinson and Mrs., I. Mc-
Curdy, The study book on South
East Asia was taken by MrS. N.
Webb, A piano solo waS contrib-
uted by, Jean Copeland.
Personal Items
Jackie Rundle had the mis-
fortune to be hit with the foot-
ball while playing at school on
Thursday morning, striking his
thumb. He had it x-rayed in St,
Joseph's HOspital on Friday and
fortunately there were no Nines
broken,
On Friday evening group 1 of
the W.A. held a successful St.
Patrick's supper in the church
basement. The tables were dec-
orated With shamrocks suitable
for the oeeasion.
Mr. and Mrs. RAY Mills visit`
ed with Mr, and Mrs, Rug'sell
Morrison .on Sunday evening,
Ma, Anna Militant attended
the funeral of her niete, Mrs.
Ellis, in London on Wednesday
latr. and Mrs. Wm. Rundle
and Shirley spent Tuesday ev&
ning with Mr. And 'Mrs. Albert
Scott. at Farquhar.
Mr, and Mrs, Fred Payne of
London 46ited With M. and
Mrs , Robert Rundle on TIturS-
Dr. 'Geo, P, Morph of Toon-
to was s Weekend visitor at his
home in the village.
Mrs. Charles Jaques 6f St.
Marys 15 visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred bonne and
Grace Were Sunday' afternoon
Visitors with MisS Amanda Shicr,
Miss Ethel Wilattit Of St, Mitrya
Wait weekend visitor with' her
brother, Wilfred Wilson and Mi'.
6004
'On his ,own land VAO,qualify under
• the Municipal Act as :the assess-
trient is high enough to ialieW
him and hs wife to vote.
"As regardS the mebilhonto
owner, who is a licensee, We feel
he rentsthe land the Mehlieheille
an from •the nwner, there.
fore is tenant; but the assess.
meat is not itigh enough tn give
him a vete but he pays .the
$6.0.90 A year in license
fees which is more than some.
regular taxpayers pay.
tookthis matter. UP- at the
court of revision with the .county,
judge and he'ailowed the man
and wife le be put on the list as
tenatitS, therefore giving them
the right to vote. at municipal.
elections.
think that If this "matter
were to be taken up with the
municipal clerk .of a nonnicipal-
ity that had a Heensing by-law
the majority of the mobilehome
residents would not lose their
municipal voting privileges,"
Kippen News
— Continued from Page 6
Mr. Orville Workman was in
Detroit recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lovell
and son spent the weekend visit-
ing relatives and friends in
Chatham.
Different members of Mr,
Robert Cpoper's family gather-
ed at his home Sunday to hon-
our him on his birthday.
Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Mellis were Mr. and
Mrs, Archie Henderson and Mrs.
Mary Barnard of London.
Mrs. Rachel Gibson, who has
visited the past few months with
her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mellis, return-
ed to her home in Wroxeter on
Sunday.
Guests on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Lovell and fam-
ily were Mr, and Mrs. Henry
Prout, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lov-
ell of Chatham and Mr. and
Mrs. B. Gillette of Dover Centre,
Message From
Greenway
Presentations
A presentation was held in the
parish hall on Friday evening
for Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mellin
who are moving to Parkhill hi
the near future.
A presentation was also held
in Corbett School on Friday eve-
ning for Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn
Steeper who were married re-
cently. r . -
Personal Items
Mr, Dawson Woodburn of To-
ronto spent the weekend at his
home here.
Mr, and Mrs. Peter Gillies of
Berkley, Mich.,, and, Miss Mar-
..Itirks _of London,lispent the
weekend twith Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Hicks.
, Mrs. 3. R. Wellman of Arling-
ton Heights, Ill. visited last
week, with Mrs. B. L. Sheppard.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eagleson
of Detroit spent the weekend
with Mrs. •Chas. McGregor and
Carol and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Steeper
spent a couple of days last week
in Toronto.
Mr, 'and Mrs. Cleve Brophey
and Glen of. London spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
LlOyd Brophey and Frances.
Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson
and Mr, Reuben Wilson of Ar-
kona visited on Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. Russell Brown and
family and Mr. Dean Brown,
Mr. • and Mrs. Milton Pollock
spent the weekend with relatives
in Toronto.
guests of Mrs. gee liti1E100 en
under, Who celebrated her
eightY-foUdit birthday,
Mr.mid WS, LloYd Thonipson
and family were Sunday guests
at the home of Mrs. Thompsoie.g.
father, Mr. John Binn.
Miss Ethel Wilson, St. Marys
was a weekend gest with her
brother, Mr, and Mrs, *lifted
Mr and Mrs Geoil
. so
triwr
The Story in
Elimville
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
Euchre
Elimville Euchre Club was
held on.Friday evening in the
hall with Mr. and Mrs, Allen
Johns as hosts, There were nine
tables in play.
. Winners were: 1 adies high,.
Mrs, Lloyd Johns; gents' high,
Mr. John Ridley and consola-
tion, Mr, Fred Cunningtoe.
Mrs. Philip Murch will be hos-
tess for the party which will
be held on Thursday evening this
week.
A number of ladies attended
shower for' Miss Norman Veal of
Exeter held at the home of Mrs.
Donald Bray of Thames Road
on Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Miners held a
"Home Party" at her home on
Tuesday afternoon with the de-
monstrator, Mrs. Ivak 011son of
London.
The Elimville W.M.S. and W.A.
are holding a family social
night at the church . on Friday,
evening. Mr. Ray Mills is show-
ing pictures and a program will
be provided.
Mission Band
The Elimville Mission Band
was held on Saturday afternoon
at the home of Miss Kathy Hem.
There were 18 members pre-
sent.
Misses Anne Johns and Ave
Elford had charge of the pro-
gram, Mrs, Ross Skinner gave
the story from the study book,
Joanne Miners read a story and
Marilyn Johns And Margaret.
Johns led in the devotional.
During the business it was de-
cided to bring some articles for
the bazaar in July. Garnet were
played after the meeting.
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