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.Korsis%i
At Batavia
H&S to Assist
With 'Shell Outf
Owing to the public speaking
Last Saturday night Howardinecontest on Tuesday the October
itosecroft'. owned by Sheridan eann of the Lucan Home and
(rumour. School Association was held last
tevingtoii and Recd
Tues
g.nd driven by the latter. won
Tuesday in the school auditorium
smother edition of the pacing di- I with the president, Mr- Calvin
vision of the Autumn Gold seines llaskett, in the chair.
et Batavia Downs. It also won Tp augment the t[winclling'
the J. C. Newton Memorial trn. I funds a bake sale was held on i.
by and Bimbo Chief Can in the:Saturday in the Nuway Motor;
1,200 class B pace, Was a, win- - sale room. Mrs. Les Kennedy �.. ttl tv
1 w
tier. !and Mrs. George Paul were in h
charge.ur h, u P �
A Record Litter i Mrs. C. Skolly and Mrs. James
Mrs. Eileen Currie. of the Bin - Freeman volunteered to repro- A,Y.'P.A, Makes :Plans his parents. and Mr. and Mrs.
tel eel entiord Liman,
`'srtaiinesi sents the group in tthe An; Scan A splendid attendance of Lu Harold Walls and Gary Mc,
parish hall Thursday evening to .ean•C'l.andebo;'e members were Falls.
Twinkle",which she sold to Mrs. assist in the making of cancer out Sunday evening for the sect Elect Officers
Kovacs, of Lonies. has given;dolunteer and Mrs.nArt Black ice at the Pints Haven Nursing The recently organized bible
birth to 12 puppies. volunteered to attend the cancer the Parish returning to
The father of the puppies is society dinner at Ailsa Craig Home, retuHoll for ture bgsitomeeting, Class beaded .by the rector,
Ziska Arctic Smoky. which won October 30, elected officers. Sunday morning.
•when plans were discussed for President many prizes recently. -act' 1 Principal Wesley Clow spoke the skating party and dance i resident is Kathleen Ryan;
afro's Twinkle" is the daughter I briefly, thanking the Ii : S for November 7, rice -president, Helen Hodgins,
of Champion Ziska Snow -Storm- meeting their staff's request for Invitations are ,rein sent to and secretary-treasu]•er, Edna
er, also .of the Brialin Kennels, `a studio couch so promptly. Al- Anglican Young People in all. R= ale"
Lucan, ready it has been made use of , near -by parishes. Frank Egan's Suffragan Bishop W. A. Town-
. l I several times for sick children. . group will be in charge of rec- spend will be in charge of a con-
NeighH+ nor He then explained the L.N.I.- ords, Tom Tomes' of decoration Urination service in Holy Trim
C.E.F, (United Nations interna its church at the
he 11 o'clock sere-
• plc
Departing�U le lienal Children's Emergency ice March 15.
Fund) Shell -out and asked all toPlans ,;yore also discussed for
The Diocesan Chancel Guild
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Schlueter give it a fair trial. To facilitate a tour through London churches. will meet, at Sl: John's Church,.
and family of Beech St. left for the counting of the money as itTom Tomes was in charge of Grand Bend, Wednesday, Nov -
Drayton last Saturday where is brought in, ssi asked for fivee a geography game which was ember 5, beginning with Hol;
Mr. Schlueter has accepted a volunteers to assist the teachers. - followed by refreshments in the Communion at 11 a.m, followed
position as manager of the Dray- Mrs. Calvin Hackett Mrs. R. M. basement. by a lunch and a 'business meet.
ton Creamery, 1 E. Engel, Mrs. Clarence Haskett ing,
On Thursday evening Mrs.+and Mrs. Eleanor Emerick offer- }Anglican Church Baptisms
Schlueter was guest of honor at ed their services.
a party held at the home of 1 The meeting was turned over
• Mrs, R. K. Montgomery with to Mrs. Erie Young who intro -
Mrs. H. T. Bond as co -hostess., duced the speaker, Mrs. Murray -
Mrs. Schlueter was presented Hodgins who gave an interesting
with a necklace e,,.1 ear -ring set illustrated talk on the family trip
as well as a pa r •• nylons. The to the West last July and August.
evening was pig;' gated with a Mr. Jule Des,dardine's grade 5
number of contests, which were and 6 room won the attendance
won by Mrs. E. F. Bridger, Mrs. cup,
Mark Westman. Mrs. Schlueter Cancer Dressings
and Mrs. Bob Downing (who soon, Sixteen representatives from
two prizes.) the various women's or,aniza-
On Friday night Mr. Carl ; tions of the Village met in the
Murphy, hotel manager. on be -
;Anglican Anglican church basement last
half of the staff presented Mr. 'Thursday evening to again make U p► I a S
Schlueter with a wallet. bandage dressings for the Can- y I
* ter Society. They made a few
Girl Wears Gifts over the 73 dozen•
The next meeting will be held
For Christening lin the United Church basement
i the fourth. Thursday evening of
Ellen Anne Smout. daughter; November,.
of Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Smout, ' L IJ.C,A,N, Need A Victrola
' of Ann Arbor, was christened on r
Sunday, October 19, at St. James' The Lucan United Community
Church. Clandeboye, where her' Association Nucleus are coni -
great - grandparents. , Mr. and ! pleting plans for a bigger, better
Mrs. F. A. Dobbs and Mr. and ' and less destructive Hallowe'en.
Mrs. W. Atkinson. were married ITheyn af would
dold appreciate
the
eitdone-
FsiHer 80 years
yl ago. I trola to be used in the parade,
Her white nylon dress with I ,
pink and white smocking and
white woollen shawl were gifts! Family SWeePs
of her grandmother, Mrs. Wes
ley Atkinson. Lucan, She also! Kennel A,w a rd s
wore a small gold locket given I
to her by her grandparents, Mr. i Mrs. Eileen Currie's "Ziske's
and Mrs. Harry Smout, St. I Arctic Smokey," i t a father
Thomas. 1 "Champion S n o w I a n d Ziska
Mr, and. Mrs. W, G. Atkinson, :Buck", and its half sister "De -
London. acted as godparents. lli hul Zmoat of tltDorchester
e awardr
Following the service a recep-Icaptured
tion was held at the Atkinson' at the Essex County Kennel Club
residence. A tier from the par- I dog -show held at Leamington
ents' wedding cake formed an I October 19.
attractive centre piece. Mrs. Ziska's Arctic Smokey, which
Harry Smout .presided at the tea is just one year old. has won a
..prize every time it has been
taGuests attending the sera ice shown. Last week it won first in
were Mr. and Mrs. F. Dobbs, Open Dog Class, Winners' Male
Exeter, Mr W. G Armstrong, for one point, best of winners
Mr. and Mrs. "L. Sholdice, Mrs. and best Canadian Bred Dog in
C. C. Powers. Mr. and Mrs. G. the Breed.
C. Clare and daughter. Kathryn, His father won Best of Breed
Michael and Jeanne Marie At- and came second in Working
kinson, all of London. Group. His half sister won Win-
ners' Female,
Two Nieces Sing
Lucan
And DistrictNews
Phone 10? .Lucan
Corresps,ndent; Minx line Abbott
Rev. J. P. Prest on Sunday W,A, Hears Report
afternoon had two baptisms. The 15'nmarr's Association of
Marie Dale Robinson, daughter the Lucan Pentecostal Holiness
of -Mr. and Mrs. Robert George Church met at the home of Mrs.
Robinson. (nee Dallas Hodgins). =Mine Eizenga last Monday eve -
of London, whose godparents nine. The Bible lesson was read
were her parents, and Miss Lor- by Mrs. J. A. Graham.
een Hodgins, also William Paul Mi's. Eizenga presided at the
McFalls, son of Mr, and Mrs. meeting leading in the prayers
W. Larry McFalls (nee Alice and giving a talk on the service
,Leitch), whose godparents were :she' heard. recently at the London
Gospel Temple when the guest
St,
speaker was Nicholas Bhengu,
,?� , Marys Church who has been called the Black
Prop
SceneOf Nuptials ham,
Her talk was followed. b a
The United Church. St. Marys, work period when the sewing on
was the setting -at 2.30 p.m. Sat- the missionary bale was begun,
urday, October 18, for the wed- .C. G. I. T,
. ding of Doris Margaret Elliott
and Murton Alvin McLean. Rev. The Lucan C,G.I.T„ owing to
R. D. Crosby officiated, the installation of a new floor
The bride is the daughter of in the United Church basement,
Mrs. John Elliott. St, Marys I had to hold their regular meet -
and the late Mr. Eliott and the j tog in the arena committee room.
:groom is the. son of Mr. and I The roll call was answered by,
'Mrs. Alvin McLean of Elginfield. 12 girls.
•
The bride wore a royal blue I Mrs, Charles Sovereign led in
:suit, white feather hat, with e the worship service and the
matching accessories and cot-; games. She was assisted in the
;sage of pink roses and white ° former by Mae Cobleigh and
I feathered carnations,- Jean. Cochrane.
IHer only attendant was her sis- During the business session it
ler, Miss Elisainae Elliott who was again decided. to take charge
wore an Elizabethan blue suit, of the checking at the Masonic
with pink rose corsage. dinner to be held at the .Com -
The best man was the groom's munity Memorial Centre Novem-
brother, Mr. Clifford. McLean. ber 27.
Mr. Clare Peacey was usher. Janet Kehl and Jean Marie
At a reception at the Pine Lankin well have charge of the
Crest Inn, St. Marys, the bride's games at the next meeting,
mother received in a dark gray Basket making for -the bazaar
gown, with black accessories and continued during the craft per-
, red rose corsage. She was as- iod.
sisted by the groom's mother Stewardship Campaign Meeting
;in a, black crepe dress, with off -
!white accessories and red and Last Thursday evening while
white rose corsage. The inn was ladies were making cancer dress -
decorated with feres, mums,
beUs and; white streamers.
For a honeymoon trip to Que•
bee and points east, the bride
;wore her wedding suit and striped
gray shorty coat.
The young couple will make
their home on the groom's farm
at Elginfield.
Friar to her marrige the bride
was guest of honor at three
I showers. The congregation of
;Centenary United Church, Lon -
;don Township., met at the home
of Miss Madge Hardy for a
miscellaneous shower on Thurs-
day night.
On. Friday night Miss Alma
Near was hostess for the neigh-
bors who presented the bride
with a coffee table and on Satur-
• day evening the young people of
St. Marys United Church had a
miscellaneous shower.
set for Sunday afternoon, No-
vember 2. Canvassers will meet
in the Parish Ball at 2 p.m. and
go out in pairs for the every -
member canvass.
Describes Mexico Trip
The October meeting of the
W.M.S. was held in the church
(as the basement floor is still
not completed) last Thursday
afternoon with the president,
Mrs. Alex Young, in the chair
and Mrs. E. R. Pitts' group in
charge of program and refresh-
ments.
Mrs. Ciaren::e Lewis gave a
lalk from the study book on Mex-
ico and Mrs. Charles Corbett re-
ported on her recent trip to Mex.
leo so those present heard two
interesting accounts of Mexico,
past and present.
Sunday Services
Rev. E. M. Cook took the
morning service while the Rev.
Edgar Roudston was in St.
Thomas whereh took both
services in his pld parish of
Central United fqr its 84th anni-
versary. The evening service
was followed by a social evening
where Mr. and Mrs, Roulston
had the opportunity of meeting
many old friends.
News Budget From
Clandeboye At Stratford Rites
^y MRS. J. H. PATON Nieces of the bride, Joan and
Carol Schlueter of Lucan, sang
rg,,„....... �"The Lord's Prayer” previous
to the ceremony which united in
Ladies= Meet marriage Doris Shirley Gordon,
The members of the 'W.A, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan -
Guild of St. James church met 'ley Gordon. Stratford. and Don -
at the hang' of Mrs. Ed Flynn aid Edward Gunn, RCAF Sta-
for the Oc ;.her meeting, Prat- ton, Clinton, son of Mr. and Mrs.
dent Mrs. Andy Carter, presided Donald Gunn, Winnipeg.
for the W.A. meeting. Rev. Stewart MacLeod 'per -
A poem on trees by Patience formed the ceremoy in St. John's •
Strong was read .by Mrs. Paton. United Church, Stratford on Sat-.
The church calendars for 1959 urday-. October 10. F o r len e r . Farrr� e r
were handed out. Fall deanery Given in marriage by her fa-, Mr. Chester Warren Hobbs, 78.
meeting was held at Kerwood ther the bride wore a strapless;died Thursday, October 23 at
on Monday, October 27, three-quarter length gown of , his late residence in London.
Due to the absence of the white net featuring a net bolero; Be lay at rest at the Bennett
president, Mrs. Rae Hodgins, and lily point armlets. A head -I and Pincombe funeral hotne,
the vice' -president, Mrs. Ernie dress of white satin flowers held : London, where funeral services
Lewis presided for the Guild her finger-tip veil of French illi- I were held Saturday, October 25
meeting. Plans were laid for sion and she carried a cascade with interment in Trinity ceme•
the bazaar on Saturday Novem- of red roses and white carna-' tery, Howard '"Township,
a dif-
and conveners for ber 1 tions.
WeBober • and
Son of late t
d Theter, Lucan
ferent booths were named. h Mrs. Roy Schiue +Alicia Hobbs he was born on
bazaar is being held in the Sun- was matron of honor for her sis• ` Concession 13, London Township
day School room of the church ter gowned inyellow net over. at Birr. There he farmed till
with home baking, Christmas satin and another sister, Mrs. 30 years ago when he moved to
puddings, fancy work, sewing, ' Gordon Kemp, Stratford, was London where he was a dairy
candy, vegetable and fruit, Aft- bridesmaid gowned in nile green product salesman,
ernoon tea will be served, lace over taffeta;, Both carried He is survived by his wife,
Personal Herne sprays of yellow dahlias and the former Mary E. Sifton, one
Chester Hobbs
Mr. Horatio Simpson has sold bronze mums. son, Graham, and one daughter.
his ferns on No. 4 Highway in Leroy 011enberger, RCAF, CIin- Mrs. Helen Dauphin, both of
fon, was best man and Jack London.
McGillivray to Mr, Don Burns Bode, also of Clinton was usher. Mr. Hobbs had many 'Lucan
of Detroit. A reception far 100 guests was friends,
Mr. and: Mrs. Andy mane held at Dew Drop Inn, Stratford.
were guests with Mrs. Einalie The couple will make their A,Y,P,A-
Th.e A.Y.P'.A. executive met in
the Parish Hall last Monday to
arrange details for a skating'
party and dance to be. held No.
Mr. and Mrs. Abner Hendrae
ember 7 with skating at the
Stratford
miscellaneous two dm
or at w arena _and followed by, a dance.
entertained Mrs, Omar Cunning- showers, in the Parish: Hall,
ham, Mrs, Fred Simpson and One was given by the girls of n was decided to invite Angli-
Mr. Moore Cunningham, it be-' the Stratford Hospital Lahora- can Young People from rid.erton,
leg the latter's
birthday. , tory, where Miss Gordon worked Aeva. Strathroy, Ailsa Craig and
Mr. J. H. Paton_ visited with and -the other by her sister, Parkhill.
his brother, Mr. W. L. Paton Mrs, Gordon Kemp. i .y personals
on Sunday. Others of the -family Lucan guests at the fatter n Coursey. were .Emerson of teirkten. charted Mrs. 'Roy Sehelueter, Mrs. Mrs. Irene Coursey. Mrs. T, C.
Mrs. Dave Hills, Mrs, Hill Mar- R. K. Montgomery and Mrs. H. McFarlane, and Mrs. C. • W.
tin and Mrs. Morley Hobbs, of T. Bond, Mrs. Montgomery also }lawkshaw rattended the Rev. J.
London. attended the wedding. F. Mayland s church at Oakridge
Attending the', fifth anniver- Acres last Sunday and spent the
eery of Christ Church, Centralia Personal Items day with Mr. and Mrs. Merrill
an Sunday were Mr. Stanley Mr._ and Mrs., Henry Hodgins Edwards, of London.
Tomes who -preached the ser- and Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Gar- Miss Lynnette Walpole, who
•
mon, Mrs, tinily Tomes a.nd roil were Saturday guests of Mr. had been working in Montreal;,
salt 'omnis, Mr. and Mrs., Ralph and Mrs. H. A. Mullins and fait-, has returned la the London Life,
Lynn, Mr., and Mrs. Maurice fly, of London. London,
SSim son, Mr. Jahn Simpson,. Airs. Eldon Caldwell, of Shed- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marathon
Mrs. Clarence Carter, Mrs. Mice, den, brought her mother, Mrs. spent last weekend with Port
Simpson and ,her three grand. William Dicities, home 1 a s I Colborne fraencts.
daughters, Misses . Anne and Thursday and spent the 'day lit Mrs. Charles Windsor has
nose Reel gton of ,wants and Lbean, been on the sick list Lot the past
Mrs. Harry Met' aughton of Lola- - week.
'doll... Advertising is a colttpetitive Mr. and Mrs. George Young
SundayOn;its St. Zanies church and family, of Clinton, and Mr.
the .ev, Maxwell Parker, M.A., weapon for both the newcomer and MP's. Erle Young and. Gnr-
''director of the Anglican and the established coneerli don,, of Lucaft, attended the
;Brno., g.
/1ook Centre of'Religious Educa- birthday celebration . of ;Turfy
tion, Toronto,, will be guest Morpeth and Rtouglidalee where Coughlin, nine•yeaynlrt daughter
speaker. Mr. Parker was a for. he held the post of registrar 'and of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cough•
Met rector at Mensa%lt Staffs, bursar at .Duron College, lin, last Sunday,
Carter of. Exeter on Sunday. home in Clinton,
M. and Mrs. Wilfred Cunning-
ham and son, Joe, called at Slfowers
Stratford General Hospital on. Prior to her marriage Miss
Sunday. Doris Gordon was guest: of. hon.
Nurse Marries
UWO Student
Trinity Lutheran Church, Lon-
don, was the setting on Saturday,
October 11 at 2 p.m. for the
marriage of Barbara Ann Erick-
son and Paul Rosswell Kipp.
The bride is the daughter of
Dr. and Mrs, T. H. Erickson, of
London and' the groom is the
son of Dr. and -Mrs. F. S. Kipp,
Granton. The Rev. C. J. Khilin-
ger officiated.
The bride chose a floor -length
gown of Swiss dot nylon tulle
And net over duchess satin fea-
turing a molded bodice, sweet-
heart neckline, enhanced with a
shirred yoke, banded with Ven-
ice lace. The bouffant skirt was
fashioned of Swiss nylon and net
over satin banded with double
row of lace and deep flounce
extending in a brief train. A
tiara of seed pearls and sequins
dotted with rhinestones held her
finger-tip veil of silk illusion.
She carried a white Bible crested
with purple orchids and stephk-
notis.
Mrs. William Kipp was matron
of honor And Miss Nancy Bald. -
win of St. Thomas and Miss
Alice Rawlings of Sarnia were
bridesmaids. They all wore drys•
ings in the front part of the tal charm gowns of pen -winkle
Anglican church basement 14 en-
thusiastic stewardship • campaign William Kipp,brother of the
canvassers met in. the rear of
the basement, groom, was best man and ushers
The date for the canvass was were David Anderson, of Detroit
and Robert Erickson, brother of
Mrs. John J. Boland ' the bride, of London.
Mrs. John J. Boland, 70, the Alex 'Clark, the organist, pro -
former Mary McCarthy, died vlded traditional wedding music
Wednesday, October 22 at the and 'accompanied the soloist,
Robert Hamilton, of Lucan.
home of her daughter, Mrs. Win
liana Walsh, of West Williams After a reception in the church
Township.' parlors the bride changed to a
She lay at rest in the M. Box
and Son funeral home, Parkhill,
until Saturday morning then
Mr, and. Mrs. James Downs
and son, Air. Robert Downs, of
London, and Air. and Mrs. Syd-
ney Beal. 'of cC algary, were Mon-
-day guests of Dir, and Airs. Don
Downs.
Mr. Irvin Lunn, of the Tom-,
to Compensation Hospital, and'
Miss Betty Graver, of London,
wow weekend guests o ► Mrs.
Eva Menson.
Among those who were fort(,-
nate enough to hear Dr.-Clulsto-I
Mier Woodard. of Harley St.,
London, England, at St. Paul's
Cathedral, London, last week I
were Rev, and Mrs. 3. P. Prest
and Mr. Scott Garrett, ot; Lucan.
Sharon, Sandra and Janet
Henson, small daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Henson, had their
-tonsils removed at St.. Joseph's
Hospital last Tuesday and were
able ta. be .brought home On
hursday.
Members- of the United Church
Keening Auxiliary had a work
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Dave Park .last Wednesday when
.they made articles for their
coming bazaar.
Mr. and Mrs. TOM Jackson'
and .family, of Montreal, /neved
into one of Mrs. Eleanor Enter,-
ick's apartments last week.
Prior to moving to Drayton,
Joan Schlueter, daughter' of Air.
and Mfrs. Roy Schlueter,. enter.
tamed seven of her girl friends
last Tuesday -evening. -Gaines,. 1.
dancing ;with prizes, plus re,
freshiuents formed the -evening
entertainl:tent.
Mrs. Russell Wood and son, of
Palmerston; and Mr. :and Mrs.
Arthur Topp, -of Listowel, were
Sunday guests of Air. and Mrs,
1M'illiam Aylestoek, ,
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Birthday Party
Mike Culbert, small son of Mir.
Leonard and Jerome of London and Mrs. Merton Culbert, last
Saturday entertained s
John of Lucan; (Margaret) Mrs.six little
James ,Ryan, Granton, and boys and girls at his sixth birth -
(Marie) Mrs. William Walsh, day party.
rest Williams Township; also
four brothers,
James McCarthy,
Adam Rudnicki
ci
Biddulh Tonship, Christopher
and Arthur
McCarthy of Detroit,
and Austin McCarthy of London,
Personals
tery.
Her husband predeceased her.
She is survived by four sons
and two daughters: Lawrence,
Polish Ranger
Adam. Rudnick;, 76, of Den
Mrs. Alvin McLean was back field died at his home Friday,
in. St. Joseph's Hospital for five October 24. He lay at rest in the
days last week. C. Haskett and. Son funeral
home l e till 9.30 Monday, October
0 Monday,Mrs. William pickles attended e
d
77 when he was taken to St.
the birthday celebration of her
grandson, Howard McDonald, Patriek s Church, Bidciul.ph.
There high mass was sung by
last Sunday.
Twelve 'members of the Angli-
Rev, Father J, A, Mackay.
Ladies' Guild met in the Pallbearers' were Nick Red-
Parish Hall last Friday evening nkeki, Joseph. Rudnicki, Clem
and crumbled 90 loaves of bread Macugiil.o,' VictorMaeugajlo,
for the turkey dinner. Tony Jerko. and Kee Skoniczny.
Mr. and Mrs. Murton McLean He is survived by his wife,
returned from their honeymoon the former Sofia 'Rudnicki, one
trip last Friday and have taken son and three daughters, Nick,
up residence on the groom's at home, Mrs. Klemens Macu-
farm at Elginfield. gajlo of. London, Mrs.'Anthon,v
Mrs. Charlotte ilun' is now a Jerko of Camlachid and • Mrs.
patient at the Pines Have
Victor
• Riudn rel iz rvasLO d cess
in Hme.
NMr, andoMrs. Verne' Corsin ranger 10' Poland,, coining to
were Sunday guests of Mrs, Ira Canada aline years ago.
Carling. Artists
classes for jun-'Best PS Artists
fors started in the Lucan Com-
munity. Centre last Thursday
with Mrs. G. E. Nicholson in'
charge. These classes are held The judges, Mrs. AL 0. Hod -
after school, Registration is still gins. Mrs. Irving Gibson .and+
open. Miss, Lina Abbott had their
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Morley hands full last Thursday after.
and family and Mr. Fred fermi- noon as they attempted to judge
[age spent the weekend in Owen the posters and pictures of all
Sound guests .of Mr, and Mrs, the public school children,
'Bell Wilcox. Mr. Armitage re- All -the work was well done
melded for a visit. but the 'Budges were amazed at
P,I.E.R, William and Mrs. the work of Grade 1- and 2. (lit
Hodgins and family, of Halifax, Grade 1 they 'had to give four
spent the past week visiting with prises in place of three.)
relatives, Mr. and Ml's.Albert Winners were; --Grade 1,. Mau-'
Copeman, of Belmont; Mr.Mill. seen Smith', Janie Corbett, Nancy
alt Robinson, of London; 'elf. and Hardy and David itevington; '
Mrs. Joe , Hodgins, of Owen Grade 2, Gordon Hocking, Mar- I
Sound; Ml'Holland and Jaren Crozier; '
of Mitchell, and Mr, and Mrs. Grade 3, Norma Davis, Joyce
Sam Earle, 'of Woodstock. Ott Rummell, Richard Rocking;
some of their trips, they were Grade 4, Harty Press, Susan
accompanied by Mn, and Mrs. l:'edder, Philip Lewis;
Wes llodgilis and Doi;'. Grade 5", Gary ;rravcrsyl /Mail
Tule Hussey and Coralyn bon. Haskett, David Lippert;
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handle; lacquered( lam -
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,shite ash handle; titinselected
nock f lt blade, lacquered and
planer,. Featherweight,
expertly finished. -.___.. e®
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For S to JO lenr... Brown split
leather itaint and backs cane
protected 4' 2" cuff, 3 padded
rolls on back, extra 0 10Q
roll on, thu.tnIv, Pair , , e t7
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and 2 at thumb; .5 flb're pro..
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grip. 14 overall. 11 Pair
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—solid Klndinn ,ted', leather
with 4 well -padded aN lexo..
Rolls" on back; 612" .Moulded
fibre thumb prot cc tort 6S/z"
Cuff has 10 built-in e6
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fibre protectors, Pair _ a
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5--S MN AND IC %E.r. PAD
Cane 'protected thick felt;
:moulded fibre knee cap. c
Jualor--to :L2 yea, Pr, _ 1 n69
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Full-size, Pair a 1 .99
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IC.IEE TAD—Fibre knee cap;
extra rubber -padded roll below
knee cap. For ages up 9 ac
to 15 years, .Pair ___ rite
Full•.size, Pair 3.69
Super_ worth $5. Pair 5.16
7---VOLT1-i5' $IIOLLDELL PAD
—With coi'nrbone pads; mould-
ed fibre with thick felt linings
,need front and
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4.26
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shoulder and collrir.Isone pads:
felt padded fibre �i�"
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thlit-i, padding with fibre thigh
'protectors: laced front, Red or
:Glue and white stripes. - an
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1.89
Boys', pair 1.39
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HOCKEY
OUTFIT
FOR AGES S to 6 - Real "pro -style"
-protection. Leatherette Shoulder and
Chest Guard well padded - Leather
Hockey Mitts Sturdy Shin Guards,
COMPLETE: 3.98
OUTFIT
"Small Fry"
SKATES and BOOTS
Far 3 to 7 years, Designed to give tiny
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bullt-in anklekle support
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Sizes 7 to 11
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Girls' — smart white boots,
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