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te, ,angary 23 1958
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.By MRS. ARTHUR RUNpLE
,Evening. .,Auxiliary. Supper
On Tuesday evening of last
Week the members of the Eve-
ning Auxiliary numbering 22
gathered in the church basement
and bad supper. Afterwards the
Worship Service was taken by
'ISrs.° L. Thacker assisted by
'lira, G. .Hooper and stirs. Harry
Webber. A number of items of
business were discussed inelud-
.ing the Valentine social in Feb.
•rUar:y..
Personal: items
AM. and Mrs. Roy McCurdy
*lid Brenda of St. Marys Mr.
and Mrs. Freston Morrison of
Xirkton were Sunday evening
guests with Mr. and Mrs, Ira
McCurdy.
Miss Norma Hern, nurse-in-
fraining at St. Joseph Hospital,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. ,anrl Mrs. Arnold Bern.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Payne of
London visited with Mr. and
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Mrs. Robert trundle on Sunday
i afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ball. l athi
and Debra -of Dundas. Mr. and
!Mrs. Henry Small and Thelma
i of St. Thomas were Sunday visit-
( ors, with Mr. and Mrs. Norris
( Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Calm,
Airs. Delmar Johnston of Kirk -
ton, Mrs. Morris Hern of 2:ion
West tnotored to Croswell, Mich.
! and attended the funeral of their
cousin, the late Howard Carom
on Monday.
Air. and Mrs, troy Ballantyne
and Helen of Thames .Road were
Wednesday evening visitors with.
Aar. and Mrs. Clarence Knight,
also Mr. Howard Rinn and Wil-
liam, Aliss Noreen Walkout on
Tuesday evening and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Knight and Linda
Thursday evening guests with
21 Ir. and Mrs. Clarence Knight.
Judy and Linda Blommaert
were weekend visitors with their
grandparents, 'Mr. and Airs.
Hiram !Hanna, Kirkion,
Misses Marie Levy and (grace
Doupe of the Teacher's Train-
ing College in Stratford spent
the weekend at their homes.
This week they are practice
,teachers in Guelph,
I Mr. and Mrs, Enos Hutton of
!Uniondale were Saturday eve-
ning guests of Mr. and Mrs.
ILlovd Smith.
I Miss Shirley Rundle was host-
ess to a Stanley party on Mon
day evening when 15 ladies
gathered. Mrs. Olson of London
was demonstrator.
Family Reunion
Marks Birthday
On Saturday evening a family
birthday dinner was held for
Mrs. Frank Coates at the home
sof her sister, Mr. and Mrs, Alf.
1 Dickins, London.
Other members of the family
included Mrs. Richard Dickins,
a TNE'AMSTE*DAM SYNDICATE Inc. •1 Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Coleman and Mrs. Will Dickins,
!Liman, and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
1 McFalls, St. Thomas.
1 On Friday afternoon neigh
Ibor ladies gathered at Mrs.
Coates' home to celebrate her
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Mr, Clifford Quance. 111t'• and
Mrs. Harold Preszcator and
family visited in. London on Sun-
day with Mr. and Ms. Don
Preszcator,
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nell are visiting their da ghter
in Saskatoon, Sask.
Mrs. R. E. Pooley visited. in!
Landon a few days last week ate
the home of her daughter, Mr.!
and Mrs. Charles Cowen and
family.
.41r. E. A, 1-lowald returned
from victoria 'Hospital:, London,
on Saturday,
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FORM SKI CLUB—Popularity of the Walker Ski Hills at Grand Bend has led to the
formation of a club for enthusiasts of the winter sport. Three girls about to test
their skill are Esther Ravelle, 15; Joan Chapman, 18; and Judy Blewett, 16, all of
the Grand Bend area. There are now eight hills in operation and four tows have .been
established. —Noseworthy Photo
Describes Trip
To Adult Class
Mr. Howard Kerslake showed
pictures of the recent trip to
the West, which he and his fam-
! ily took, at the annual meeting
of the Young Adult Bible Class
of James St. United Church held
in the church Friday evening,
Air, Carfrey Cann, Sunday
;School superintendent presided
' for the election of officers when
the 1957 officers were re-elected.
President is John Schroeder,
;vice president, Mrs. Hedley
May; secretary -treasurer, Frank
i'Lostell and social committee,
Mrs. Elsner McBride, Mrs. Lloyd
I Cushman and Mrs. William
IJohnston.
A social hour closed the meet-
! Ing.
Continuing
Our Big
January
LADIES WEAR
25% Off Ladies' & Misses' -Coats, Suits, Dresses and Skirts
Special Racks of Dresses -Values to $17,95, now only $2.95
Values to $19.95, now only $4.95
Values to $2.2.95, now only $6.95
Children's Snow .Suits, 3 to 6X, Regular $14,95,'now only $5.00
Girls' Station Coats, sizes 9 to 14X, Values to $15.95, only $9,95
Junior Spring Coats, sizes 9 to 14, Values to $22,95, only $8,95
Nylon Hosiery, Reg. $1.25 to $1,75, On sale at 98¢ pair
All wool ankle sox, Regular 79¢, On sale at 49¢ pair
Slips, Panties, Blouses, at greatly reduced prices
Brassieres and Corsets, 1/2 -price and less
DRY GOODS
Drapery, Regular $1.98 to $2.98, On sale at 98¢ and $1.98 yard
Dress Materials—Silks, Cottons, etc.—at greatly reduced prices
Cotton Pillow Cases, Regular $1.5,0, On sale at $1.19
Washable Plaids and Tartans, Regulir $2.35, cut to $1.98 yard
Kroy 3 -ply Knitting Yarn, nylon reinforced, Reg. 55¢, now only 39¢ ball
BABIES' WEAR
See Our Bargain Table for Terrific Buys
15% Wool Vests, Regular $1,25, On sale at 50¢
Sweaters, Regular $3,25, now clearing at $1.39
Nylon Dresses and Rompers, Regular $2.98, On sale at $1.98
Mitts, Regular 98¢, now selling at the low price of 39¢
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Kurly Twist Mats, 24x45, Regular $6.95, on sale at $4,95
Gold Sear Congoleum, 2 yards wide, Reg. $1.90, now $1,39 running yard
3 yards wide, Reg. $2.85, now $2.00 running yard
inlaid Linoleum, Regular $3,70, now clearing et $2,75
MEN'S & BOYS' WEAR
25% Off All Men's Made -to -Measure Suits by Fashion Craft
25% Off All Men's Suburban Coats andJackets
20% Off All Men's Topcoafs, Boys' Jackets and Coats
Stetson Hats, Regular $8.95, on sate at $3.95
Men's Sport Shirts, Reg. $4.95 to $6.95, Now $3.9$ and $5.95'
Men's Dress Trousers, prices reduced to one'ltai dr less
Boys' All•Wooi Sweaters, Values to $3:915, cut to $1.98
Boys' Dress Pants, Values fo $5.50, selling out et $1.98
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Tuckersmith
Names Ass't
Tuckersmith council, at its in-
augural meeting last week,
named Clerk -Treasurer, E. P.
Chesney clerical assistant to the
road superintendent at a salary
of $400 per year.
A grant of $25 was made to
the Salvation Army.,
The treasurer was instructed
to rebate $158 charged in error
to the McKenzie Drain: •
A by-law was passed author-
izing location of underground
cables for the Bell Telephone
Company,
Roy Bell was re -appointed
member from the township to
the Ausabie Conservation Auth-
ority.
Council joined the Association
of Rural Municipalities, Ontario
Good Roads Association and As-
sociation of Assessing Officers.
The reeve and clerk were
authorized to apply for the bal-
ance of subsidy for 1957 under.
the Highway Improvement Act.
During inaugural ceremonies,
Reeve Ivan Forsyth and Council-
lors Frank Falconer, Victor Lee,
Elgin Thompson and Arthur Var-
let' subscribed to the oath of
office before Clerk Chesney.
Dr. James Semple, of Egmond-
ville United Church, asked for
divine guidance.
Seaforth town council attended
in a body and presented a mo-
tion hoping for the same cordial
relations between the two bodies
as had existed in the past.
Accounts passed included:
dump, $17.50; roads, $1128.28;
membership fees, $35.00; drains,
$60.00; grants, $25,00 Egmond-
ville street lights, $546.75; Bruce -
field street lights, $100.00; Eg-
mondvil]e water pump, $9.31;
printing and advertising, $64.96;
legal, $68.75; fox bounty, $12.00;
schools, $24.89; salary and al-
lowance, $232.16; Ontario Mun-
icipal Board, $25.00; supplies,
51.25; supplementary allowance,
$10.00.
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By MRS. J. DYKEMAN
Personal Items
Mr. Wellington Brock attended.
the funeral of Mrs. Hodgins in
Yale, Michiigan, last Friday.
Mrs. Ross Hern who spent the
past week at her home, return-
ed to Detroit, Michigan, on Tues-
day, Mr. Ross Bern returned
home from. St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, last Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Miller and children,
Thames Road.
Saturday evening visitors with
Mr. and. Mrs. Jud Dykeman and
fancily to celebrate Jane's birth-
day were: Miss Ruth Meikle,
Exeter, Mr. Allen Smith, Zurich,
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Dykeman, I1-
t,-;rton, Mr, Gary Vowel, London
and Mr, Bruce Coleman, Sca-
forth.
The W.A. will hold a social
evening in the Sunday School
this Friday evening,
Mrs Gerald Bern was a pa-
tient in St. Joseph's llospital.
London, kr a coupe of days last
week,
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1). Spence
and Bill, Woodham, were Sun-
day evening visitors with Mr,
and Mrs. Lorne Johns and chil-
dren,
Congregational Meeting'
Zion West held their annual
greeting last Wednesday._ eve.
ning, Rev. Lovelock of Foliat-
ion assisted Alt. Streiek in con,
ducting the meeting. '
The same slate of officers as
of last ytar were rc-elected with
the exception of Mr, Norman
Armes being the new elder, Mr,
Tom Hern, the treasurer• and
Mr. 17oss Hern, the M do At
treasurer.
Worker — "Would you iiicresse
my wages? 1 was married Yea -
!tetchy.'"
I "Soitv,'Y said the foreman.
"hitt we Art hat res'poiisible for
aeeftieiils otitsidd the factory,"
Council adjourned' to meet on
Feb. 4 at 1 p.ni,
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