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{eat'Ing1 Plv.mb'►.nq, Sheet Metal Work ' l.adge meeting Wednesday night.
!October 15, the C:,I', & T. com.-
niittee reported it had. nut.
•chased a' new modern .wheel
Chair and Cavo hair of .crutches.
New officers of the 1pdge were
in charge of the nettling.
Prizes for progressive euchre
went to Mrs. Helen Bell, high;
Mrs. Valeria Armstrong. lone
• hands; Airs.. Lillian Tennant,
Ilow score,
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Guiding
ElY LIEUT. ....ALiCE- CARTER
There were 23 Guides present
at Thursday night's meeting,
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Lefty, Doreen Pearce, taught
the Guides a new game. In pa-
trol corners •the Guides worked
hard on such things as first-aid
and stalking positions.
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I All three of the Patrols have
beenon a nature hike this fall.
in a tracking game the Oriole
Patrol received the most points,
followed by the Canary Patrol,
Captain Luxton took the good-
night salute, The Guide meet-
ings are over at 9:15 p.m,
Following the Guide meeting
a court of honour meeting of the
Patrol leaders and their sec-
onds was held to discuss the
business of the company.
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Coked
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r^.von Sweet Smoked Lb.
Back Bacon 39c
Maple Leaf Mac and Cheese
Loaf •
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Domestic . . 31c
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Tomato Juice 2 FOR 29
Htl'crest Toilet
Tissue 4 ROLLS 45c
McNair's Australian Sultana
Raisins 2-L.S. CELLO 55c
Pose Brand Bread and Butter
Pickles
McLaren Stuffed
Olives
16..,z.jar
• . 2 �I'jc
8-oz.ar
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SPECIAL! Quick -- 3 -pound box
QUAKEROATS
SPECIAL! • Fancy Tender 15•oz. tins
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GIANT 16-D12. IKG,
75c
31c
38c
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1 French Fries
1 Strawberries
1 Fr. Cut Green Beans •
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Head Lettuce
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Apples • 5
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Couple We
A Mensall couple. who ,.net of
a gland date 5l. ,rears .ago„Beniniller
ago„l3enmiller celebrated their .polder
wedding anniversary ,over the
iweekend,
I Air, :and Mrs. Robinson Dick
t who farmed, for 25 years ill Ha)
township, were guests of honor
at a family dinner Saturday and
were at home to friends Sunday
t. at the hone .of their daughter
and son-in-law, Air. and 4•irs,-
tiro Woman's Federation Of
1 were die .couple's children in -'James Street :United Church was
t• •chiding Mrs..Cudniore, the held Monday evening and was
1: hostess; Earl Dick, Ingersoll; • .chaired by Mrs. Beverly Skinner. .
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Airs. Ben Dawson, London; and • who. was .assisted in the devotion-
! Stuart Dick, :Clinton, and 'thei1 al by Air's. •Charles Atthill and•
families, Also attending were Airs. Ken Qttewell.
Airs. Itoy Simpson, niece, and, A Bible quiz was conducted by
her husband, Windsor: Air. anAirs. Carfrey Cann and a Spoiling
` Mrs, Ken Cudmore and Air. and maw-, by nits. Bruce Shaptan.
Mrs. Grant Cudmore .and their ' Shuffleboard was played during,
families of London. th. social hour.
One son, Benson, w.as killed
Gordon Cudmore, Exeter.
They were dating different
persons •when they met in 1904
but the chance acquaintance
soon led to courtship and the
couple were married four years
Ilater on October 20, 1904.
Mrs. Dick was the forger Lucy
Mohring r,
. ng and her family's farm
at 13enmiller was close to a
ranch owned by relatives of Mr.
Dick, whose home was in }lay,
They were united by a Rev.
Baugh at Benrniller and the
flower girl at their wedding was
Lily Newell, now of Toronto.
The couple farmed on the sec-
ond .concession of Hay until they
moved -to Hensall 24 years ago.
Mr. Dick was caretaker for
many years .of Hensel' United
Church, of which they .are mem-
hers. He also looked after the
skating rink for several years,
Mr. Dick, who attributes :his
health to getting up early in the
morning says he still - likes to
play ball with the youngsters in
the community. "I could go out;
and play tomorrow," he states.+
He goes to bed around 10 at
night, often gets up before dawn.
i'T haven't spent 925 on doctor
bills all my life," he points out.
He likes to garden and grows
excellent gladioli and .dahlias.
Mrs. Dick's brother. Emerson
Mohring of Seattle, Wash., and
his wife took a two-day train
ride from the west coast to take
part in the celebration, They I
will remain at the Cudmore
home .this week,
Present at the Saturday dinner'.
Fete Ladies
At Woodham
On Friday Evening, members
of the W.M,S. entertained their
husbands and friends at their
annual thankoffering supper held
in the church basement.
The worship service was taken
by Rev. J. and Mrs. Wareham
after which a presentation was
made to three members, Mrs.
Fred Pattison who is moving to
St. Marys, Mrs. Cecil Camm,
moving to Exeter and Mrs.
George Dann who is moving to
London but was unable to be
present. Mrs, Fred Doupe read
an address to Mrs. Pattison and
Mrs, Vic Chatten to Mrs. Camm.,
Mrs. Fred Thompson and Mrs.
E, Vodclen presented a lamp to
each of the ladies. Mrs. Patti-
son and Mrs. Camra replied
giving their appreciation.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McPher-
son and David visited on Sun-
day with • Mr. and Mrs. Norris
Webb.
Dr. ancl Mrs. D. D. Hurst, of
Clinton Pleasant Ridge, Mich.,
were weekend visitors with the
former's sister, Mr. and Mrs.
George Wheeler,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker,
of Appin, were Sunday visitors
with Mrs. M: Copeland and Jean.
Mr, and. Airs, Lloyd Cowdrey
were weekend visitors with Mr.
and. Mrs. Harry Webber.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stewart
and. Jimmy, of Niagara Falls,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. William. Rundle and Shir-
ley.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hardy, of
Granton, were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mars. Roy Kirk
and Lorna.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie \;odclen
called on thein'friend,. Mrs. Ruby
Routly, St. Marys, on Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Levy,
David and Margaret Rose were
Sunday evening visitors with Mr,
and Mrs. John Brookshaw, Avon -
bank,
Rev,, J. P. and Mrs. Cook and
Jack, of Arkona, were Saturday
evening visitors with lir. and
Mrs. George. Wheeler and David.
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Rundle,
Ars. Archie Dewar and Mrs.
Wilfred Wilson. attended The
Exeter Times Advocate's corre-
spondents' banquet held at Ann-
strong's restaurant on Saturday
e`vening.
Mrs. M. Copeland visited with
her sister_ and brother-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs. George Stephen-
son in Appin on Tuesday last,
Mr, and Mrs, Norris Webb,
Mr. and Mrs..Robert McPherson.
Mr. and Mrs, Glen Copeland and
Miss Jean Copeland attended
the annual Night of Harmony,
sponsored by the London S.T.E,•
B.S.Q.S,A, et the Grant! Theatre
on Saturday evening.
Mr, and Mrs. Van Arenthals
were Sunday visitors withthe
iatter's parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Clarence Mills.
Mrs, M. Copeland visited with
Mr. and Airs, Adrian Pringle
in London on Saturday.
A faithful friend ; : .
bringing you daily
Comfort and convenience
...your tele hone;
it is natural to take for grrtnteti its Ettlt
Cveryday uses, Yet,;,- peeltaps it is tri `these
many liiile ways dial WC art tn0st 0ftert rc-
toincledofthe woo derfulvalue of tint t tritndl.y
"taietriber,of=tlic'fainily" tire- teleplietie.
"Tonight's
bowling night,
Mother."
"Hi Helen..:
e'n1on over
for coffeet'.
serving in the Canadian navy
durig world war two, i
and Mrs. Dick received
congratulations from Premier ":Lip to six percent of your -
Alcoholism
Frost 0 and C. S. D.iacNanghton, employees may be alcoholics. If;
your firm is above average, one
of every 20 workers is probably
suffering from alcoholism.”
Hruon MPP. ,
Report On
Shipka
Mr. and Mrs.. Bob Maier, and
Airs. Wellington Maier, of Alio.
Mich., were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and airs, Roy Morenz
and family.
Mrs. Jacob Ratvis visiting with
her daughter, Airs. nay Collette,
Mr. Collette, and. family, in
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. R, Finch, of Lon-
don, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Les Adams and family.
Airs. J. Coleman is visiting
with her son, Mr. Bill Coleman,
•and family, at Kippen, and with
her daughter, Mrs. Art Finlay.
son, Mr. Finlayson, and family,
at Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Russell
attended the funeral of his
brother, Ar. Ray Russell, at
Windsor, on Thursday.
Mr. and :firs. Hugh' ,IIorenz
and Billie, were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chap-
man, at London.
Air. and Mrs. Jack Pickering
and. Terry, were weekend visi-
tors with relatives in Fenwick 1
and Welland,
Mr. and Mrs. Tack Rata, Joan
and Paul, and Mrs, Milton Rata
attended the 59th wedding anni-
versary of Mrs. Raiz parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fassold, at
Dashwood, on Sunday.
Airs. M. Baker was. a Sunday
visitor with her brother, Mr.
James Prance and Mrs. Prance,
at Grand Bend,
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Smith, of
Woodham, visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wray Sweitzer and
family.
Mr. Harold Vincent left last
week for Swift Current, to visit
with his brother, Mr. Maurice
Vincent, and Mrs, Vincent.
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Devine
were Sunday visitors with. Mr.
and Mrs, Hubert Weiberg and
Sherry Ann, at Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Cook, of
Strathroy, visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Sweitzer,
Jim and Scott, and Mr. and Mrs,
Milton Sweitzer, and Sandra.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Pickering
and family, of London, were
Saturday visitors with Mr. • and
Mrs. Ross Pickering and family.
Businessexecutives gave heed+IWO,.1,t nmuu11n11.111111.1MMI11•Hu11n1.1111.lInlitnilnun111111011"Ile11111.1111.11H11M111014111u111tt114111H1A
to David Archibald when, he •
challenged them with these sta.
tistics recently. He knows the
facts }le has been Executive
Director if Ontario Alcoholism
Research .Foundation since its
founding in 1952. This data cane
through an intensive scientific
study of industries in one Onta-
rio county, There is ne reason
to suppose that they would apply
to industry in general.
It is interesting tolearn that
Archibald's keen interest in this
alcohol problem was awakened
by the toll liquor took amongst
flying officers during the war.
As a radar operator and later
bomber pilot. he saw liquor end
the career of far too many fliers,
some of them his pals in the
RCAF.
Duron County
Temperance Federation
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