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BIRTHS
AVER. -.r. and Mrs. Robert
Beaver (nee Bell), RR 2 Ilea
-
sail, wish to announce the
birth of their son, at South
Huron Hospital, October 16,
DEKORT—Mr, and airs. L,
Dekort, RR 2 Grand, Rend,
announce the birth of a son,
Wilfred :Henry, at South lite
ton Hospital, October 13.
1.1LUS—Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ellis, RCAF STATION Cent-
ralia, announce the birth cif
a son, Mark Ernest, at South
Huron Hospital, October 15,
ELSON—Mr. and Mrs. G. A,
Eisen (nee Bond), Clande-
beye, announer4 the birth of
a son, Gary Allen, at SL
josepth's Hospital, London,
October 11.
FENTON—Mr. and Mrs. Wil.
ham E. Fontein, RR 2 Ailsa
Craig, announce the birth of
a Son, Robert Dale, and of
his death at South Huron
Hospital, October 7,
GILL—Dr. and Mrs. James Gill
(nee Perkins) are pleased to
announce the arrival of their
daughter, Katherine Grace,
at Alexandra Hospital, Inger-
soll, October 11—a sister for
Donald.
14'4NAUGHTON—Mr. and Mrs,
- Patti MeNalighton, Zurich,
announce the birth of a son,
Paul "Rodney", at South Hu-
ron HoSpital, October 12,
MITCHELL—Les and Florence
Mitchell, Crediton, armour=
the birth of a daughter, Bren-
da Louise, at South Huron
Hospital, October 12-0 sister
far Carolyn, Ricky and
leandY.
O'BRIEN-4,1r, and airs. Eu-
gene O'Brien, Zaich, an-
nounee the birth of a son,
Roger Scott, at South Huron
Hospital, Oetober 15—a bro-
ther for Debbie and Ricky.
REILLY—Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Reilly, London, formerly of
Luean, are pleased te an-
notuice the birth of a daugh-
ter, Dawn Gladys, et
toria Hospital, London, Octo-
ber 8—a sister for Kathy and
SHAPTON—Drfores and Bruce
Shapten, RR 1 -Exeter, are
happy to announce the birth
of a daughter at. South
Huron Hospital, October 18.
TUCKEY Kenn and Joan
Tuckey, Edmonton, Alta., an-
nounee the birth of a daugh-
ter, Emily Kathryn. at Royal
Alexandria, Hospital, Edmon-
ton, October 8.
WEBB — Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Webb, RR 2 Dashwood, ii
nounce the birth of a daugh-
ter, Julie Ann, at South Hu -
Yen Hospital, October 13—a
sister for Richard.
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UNCEMENTS
OIRTH8 OHAROE
ENOAOEMENTS ...... 750
CARDS QF THANKS 750
IN MEMORtAmS . .. ... $1.00
tFaur.line verse)
Extra verses, each . ... 250
ENQAPEMENTS.—.
The cligagement Is announc-
ed Joie earetta Ferguson,
daughter of Mrs. Peter Fergu-
son and the late Mr. Ferguson,
of Guelph, Ontario, to Mr.
Robert; Rayelond Cane, son of
Mr. and Ida's. Robert •Cann, of
Exeter, Ontario, The marriage
will take place, on, Saturday,
November 11, 1061, at 3 o'clock,
Knox Presbyterian Church,
Guelph. 10*
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond. Rani
-
melee, of Dashwood, announce
the engagement of their young-
est dattgliter. Marie Elise, to
Mr. Gerald Brady, son of Mrs.
IIllharcI Brady and the late Mr,
Brady, of Chatham. The wed-
ding will take place at 11
o'clock, on Saturday, October
28, 1961, in Our Lady of Mount
Carmel Church, Mount Carmol,
Ontario, 19c
CARDS OF THANKS
Mrs, Jennie Moore wishes
to thank all who helped during
her stay in hospital, The cards,
letters, visits and treats did
help so nitich. Thanks to Dr,
M. Gans, Dr. J, Goddard, Rev,
IL C. Wilson, all the nurses
and those in the kitchen. Sin-
cere thanks and good wishes to
each and all, 19*
We wish to thank everyone
for their visits, cards, treats
and gilts received while Jerry
was a patient in South Huron
Hospital and, since returning
home. Special thanks to Dr. D.
A. Ecker and nursing staff of
South Huron Hospital.—Gerald,
i1elen and Jerry Thompson.
19*
I wish to thank all my friends
and neighbors for their many
cards and gilts, also Rev, Gatz
for his many visits while a
patient in South Huron Hos-
pital and since returning home,
Adolph Keller. 19e
I wish to express niy sincere
thanks and appreciation /or the
lovely cards, flowers and visits
received while a patient in St,
,Toseph's Hoepital, London, and
since returning home. — Greta
Schade. 19e
The family of the late Mrs,
Frank Coates wishes to ex-
press sincere thanks and ap-
preciation for all the many
acts of kindness, floral tributes,
letters and cards of sympathy
recevied from relatives, friends
and neighbors during their re-
cent sad bereavement in the
loss of a loving mother. Special
thanks to the nursing staff of
South Huron Hospital, Mrs.
Rayehem and Rev. Duncan
McTavish, at London. 19*
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JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. S. E. Lewis, M.A., B.D.
Minister
Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C,M,
Organist and Choirmaster
10 A.M.--SUNDAY SCHOOL
All Departments
11 A.M,—Morning Service
Infant Baptism
Anthemy th
be Choir
Sermon: "Meeting With God
HI The Early Chapters Of
The Bible"
Nursery and Junior Congreg-
ation
WMCD1110,
ZION LUTHERAN
CHURCH
DASHWOoD
Pastor: Rev. William Getz
i 1000 4.111. Ellble Class and
Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Divine Services
BAYFIELD BAPTIST
CHURCH
1 Pastor; Ivor Bedenham
10:00 a.m.—.Bible School
'1 11:00 a.rn,--Morning Worship
7:30 p.m,-Eventrig Services
Wed., p.m. -Prayer Service
1:1 PL,
ENTECOSTA
TABERNACLE
v Rev, Mei, W. Holmes, Pastor
I Main Maoi•
CJCS Pectin C1240
'Kr.)
Messaget writill BIGGEST
PilOBL,Peler OH EATI,T11"
41ainee 1:15
0:45 een.,-,Sunday Setiol
' Bible LessonCh
s, oruses
Short. Stories
11:00 a.ro.-4Morning Worship
17:30 rete,a-levangelistie Rally
Good Music, Lively Singing
Anointed Preaching
Friday, 8:00 p.m..
IteAMILY NIGHT
(1.1.ISA1)ERS boyo anti girls
it.CHttfSTistO AlmlitASSAT) Oft S
?dung people,
•it
1taters anti mothers welcome,
:Speaker: Rev, W11IIin tam,
"A Weid01116 Awaits ?nu M
Tho Tabernacle"
- -
AVEN PRESBYTERIAN
OILIKOH
Moiler
ROV. IL M4 ttitStiff
iIt Milt W. 0* Writhe
kVA
Worship
THAMES ROAD
•MENNONITE CHURCH
5. M. Saucier, Pastor
10:30 a.m.—Worsh(p Service
11:15 am,--Siniday School and
Adult; Bible Ciass
8:00 p,rn.—Everting Service
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
Rev. leret c3 Vries, Rector
Robert Cameron, Oeganist
Sunday, Weber 22
LAYMEN'S SUNDAY
8:30 a.m.—Qttiet Communion
11:00 aut,—IVIotniing Prayer
Nursery and Sunday School
Preacher: Mr. J. Wooden
THE BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
Rev, R. Vim Farm*, Minister
2:00 p.re,—Worship and Sermon
Observance ot the Lord's
Suppee
3:30 pan. --Sunday School
8:00 p.re,—Tentple Time, CHML
Broadcast of Reformed
Churches
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
R. A, G, Van ok, Meister
10:00 a.re,—Wership in English
2:15 pen,—Woeship in Dttteh
8:15 p.m. -Back to God 1our-
1HL0 (680 'Xt..)
MAIN STREET
United Church (4 Canada
Minor: Rev. R. S. Hinz
Orgenist: Mrs, A. Willard
10:00 a,m.e-Suntley Scheel
I1:15 a.moaelSlornitig Worship
Sernion: "Sardig and
delphitt" ("Bethg watchful
3tt our oOportttility") -Ro-
2 143
Ntleeery provided,
;Willer Congregation for ptib.
lie school age.
-"Conic and worship wtth ns."
ZION CHURCH
Eventielleal United
Brethren
ditEGItON
A, M. Schlenker, Paitor
Stnidayi detobet 11, 1661
10:00 a.111,eallteriling Wersilln
1115 St1i001
70 0,m04olri with thri.
todgregation for their ant&
VetterY SerVide,
CARPS QF THANKi.-
1
wish to sincerely thank
is Claypele, all the mining
staff and Dr. M. Gans for ail
their kindness shown me while
a patient in South Heron Itos-
pita and to all any relatives,
friends and neighbors for Ail
the nice flowers, cards, visits
and treats receiVed while in
hospital and since returning
home. Sincere thanks to you
all.—Mrs, Orville Cann, 10'
sincerely, wish to thank all
my relatives and friends for
the many cards and flowers I
received while a patient at the
Satith Huron Hospital at Ex
-
der, Special thanks to Miss
Claypole and her wonderful
staff of nurses, also to Dr.
aelene, and a special thanks to
my pastor, Rev, Getz, for bis
realty visits and his wonderful
prayers. -.-Sem, Elate. 19e
Bert Rivers, Exeter, wishes
to thank his many friends for
the kindnesses he received
while a patient in hospital.
Your thoughtfulness was very
much appreciated, 19*
IN MEMORIAM
OSTRICKER,In loving mem-
ory of a dear sister -In-law
and aunt, Leah Louise Young,
who passed away two years
ago,
la deet
r22,l9.5191.
Theannot
sever,
Love and remembrance last
forever.
-Ever remembered by brother-
in-law Harry and his family.
19*
OS'PRIOXER--In loving inern.
ory of my dear sister, Leah
Louise 'Young, who passed
away two years ago, October
22, 1959,
Though your smile has gone
forever,
Your voice 1 cannot 'hear,
I never lose sWeet memories
Of one I loved so dear.
—Lovingly remembered bY her
eister asfary. 19*
DESJAREINE-In loving mem-
ory of a dear mother and
grandmother, Mrs. Victoria.
Desjardine, who passed away
four years ago, October 22,
1957.
It's lonesome here without you
mother,
We miss you every day,
For life is not the same to us
Since you were called away.
11 we had all the world to give,
We'd give it, yes and more,
To hear your yoke and see
your smile
And greet you at the door.
To you who have a mother,
Cherish her with care,
You'll never know the heart-
ache
'Til you see her vacant chair.
—Ever remembered by her
family. 19c
SMITH—ln loving memory of
a dear husband and father,
William J. Smith, who pass-
ed away October 16, 1960.
God saw you were getting
weary,
He did what .he thought: best,
He put his arms around you
And whispered come and rest.
—Ever retnembered by his wife
and family. 10*
BALLANTYNE — 111 loving
memory of a dear Dad and
brother,John Ballantyne,
who passed away one year
ago, ()ether 23, 1060,
Days Of sadness still come
o'er Us,
Tears In. silence often flow.
For memory keeps you ever
near us
Though you left us one year
ago.
—Lovingly remembered by his
family and sister. 19*
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LUCAN
Raspberries in October
Mr, and Mrs. Wes Hodgins of
George St, have beeh feasting
ort ripe raspberries for the past
week. On Tuesday Mrs. Hod.
gine picked a whole quart, She
says there are Still, more greco
ones which will ripen, If the
weather continues mild.
Legion Auxiliary Wee
Duplleates and split bingos
were the order of last Times-
daY'S Legion Auxiliary binge
in the Legion Hall,
Mr. H. B. Langford, who Wort
the $5 jack pot emigration
prize also wen the 5th bingo.
Mrs,' A, Hallo of Gutted
won the top line of "Share the
Wealth" and Mrs. Theme lerath
ley of Ciatidoboye, who shared
the hcittom line with (Mrs. Cecil
Nat, also shared the t`irst part
el the consecutive bingo with
Mr. leelc deleintoeh of LUcall.
The third part of °Share the
Wealth" was slit Meng t-iarry
Bond jr, and Mrs. Joe Haskett
of Utah and W. H, Alober af
Clandeboye. Mr, Bieber also
WOO the 4th bingo and shared
the Ith with Mr, Clarence Tay.
lor of Exeter,
Miss Mary Young of Iiirt
Wert the Wend pert Cif the coit.
sec:dive bingo and Mit. Wim
fledging Of Unit theLull eed
prize. Mrs, E, Collins et Aliso,
Craig sitared the ,scconti bingo
with Mt% Nog Ewen I Lu
can, who Am Won the Lith
binge.
Me whiners were Mrs, jack
Lankin,:Mrs, Tern Weller, lvfra,
Cecil Hedging and Mrs, 8.
newhilY, all of Lueen,
Psonat Nina
At ftitYt 'dirilitr, catered to
by the Legion Auxillaty, itt .the
Leo% Iran, 'itattirdey evehing,
Mt and Retold Ryan tel.
ebrdted their 40t.14 wddlng
divettary with a faintly gather.
•Mrs V, Cilteledia sister bee
Altt hewn in from Ittgland for
tWO-Week Widettett. Vi Mrs.
'01kriert cad have. :drat hand
informatiod df hot blends lid
relettiete 111 Wind 411d
land,
.personal items
Mr. and Mrs, Percy Lyouo,
of Detroit, were weekend guests
01 Mrs. Herman Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hearn
the holiday weekend in
Bufrato.
141r. and, Mrs. William Brown -
ice have returned home trom,
a vacation with their son, it
William Brownlee Jr.,, and
family of _Brockville. lqrs.
,Morgenroth went as far as
Xitehener with them to visit
her daughter and family there.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jenkins
spent the holiday weekend with
• their daughter, Mrs. John Wood
and family of London.
Miss Merry Robert, nurse.
In -training at Sherbrooke, Que.,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.
J. Roberts (formerly of Lo-
gan) called on Lucan friends
recently.
Miss Julia Crozier, who is
attending Macdonald Hall at
Guelph spent Thanksgiving at
her home here, ber parents
tutting her back to school.
Mr. Cecil Armitaged
attended
the plowing match at Belleville
last week and. while there
stayed with his sister and
brother.le-law, .Mr. and Mrs,
Ben Wilcox.
Mr, and Mrs, A. M. liedden
have returned home from a
few days' vacation in Buffalo
where they were the guests a
Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Haas., On
the way borne they called on
Mr, iledden's sister, Mrs. Lily
Bissett, of Brantford.
Mr. And Mrs, Cliff Culbert
and family have moved into
their new home tm George St,
Mr, and Mrs, Robert Jenkins
are moving into the house they
vacated on Main St. north.
Litican's oldest resident, Mr.
William Downing of Alice St.,
who celebrated his 99th birth.
day Sept. 28, took a weak spell
last Wednesday and was taken
to South Huron Hospital, Exe-
ter.
Mrs, Austin Chisholm is now
a patient In St. Joseph's Hos-
pital.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Graham
and family, of Chatham, were
weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs, Mitchell Hackett and Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Haekett.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hodgins
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Ankers
have returned from a 12 -day
motor trip to Nova Stale. At
Greenwood, N.S. they visited
Flt. Sgt. and Mrs. .Stafford
Hill and at Chesterville, Ont.,
Mr. and leers. Harry Bawden.
They also visited Halifax, Am-
herst, Antigonish, Fredericton
and Quebec City.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Tollef-
son and :family, of Toronto,
were Thanksgiving guests Of
Mrs, J. A. Graham. Mrs, Gra-
ham and 60n, John returned to
TOronto with them and will
visit Mr. and telrs, Bob Demp-
ster of West Hill, before return-
ing to Lucan.
Mrs. 'Warner McRoberts of
the Dresden HS staff spent last
weekend at her home here,
Jane Crozier, 10- year -old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Crozier, who fell through the
straw chute en her father'e
barn a week ago, Is able to
return to school.
Miss :SVA Colbert of London
svas a weekend guest of Mr.
and Mr, and Mrs. Cameron
Colbert of Ilderton were Sun-
day guests.
!Mr, and Mrs. Allan Tindall
have returned home to Wier..
tort after spending the holiday
weekend Wath Mr. and Mrs.
Ohas. Tind1i oe Grand Bend
and Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Abbot(
of RR 1 Lucan.
MT CARMEL
Friday, Oct. 2/
Music by
GRANT EDIGHOF.FER'S
MELODY MASTERS
PRIZES MR
COSTUMES
Admission 751:
Sponsored by the
Holy Name Society
Lunch served,
Mrs. Murray Hodgins and
Mrs. Sheridan lievington at-
tended the WI Area Conven-
tion itt London last TuesdaY
and Mrs. ilodethe and Mrsl.
-
Joliffe attended the Wednes-
day session.
"Armagh", show horse, own.
ed by Mr. Ron Crozier and
i5M1IY., has been sold to Dr,
David Johnston of Loedon.
Armagh's in r,
won a seemed at llderton fair
and her brother, Tyrone,
fourth.
Firemen from Strathroy.
London, Ansa Craig and Lw
can attended a parade and
smirch service et the Strath.
my United Chtrch on StindaY.
Fire- Chief Alex Young and
firemen Wes Hickson and
Wayne Culbert represented tbe
Divan Volunteer Division.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell 'Wood
of Palmerston and .Mrs. Alice
Tapp of Listowel were Sun-
day guests of Mr, and Mrs.
William Ayieslock, In the aft -
01/10011 all visited Donald AYle-
Meek in the hospital and found
him much improved,
Mrs. Ernest Ross held a Bur,
prise birthday party for M.
floss at the home of her daugh-
ter and sonen.law, Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Kratti of George St.
Out. of -town guests included alr,
and Mrs, Jim Simpson, Mr. and
COMING EVENTS —
LEARN TO SQUARE DANCE—
Every Saturday evening, 8:45
to 11 p.m., RCAF Huron Park
Community Centre. Instruction
provided, Join the RCAF Cent -
retie &mare dancers. All adults
welcome. 28:5:12:19c
BAZAAR -- St, MarY'e Church,
Brinsley, Friday, October 20,
2:30 p.m, • 5:12:19c
BAZAAR, BAKE SALE and Tea
to be held itt Hensall United
Church schoolrooms on Saber -
day, October 28, at 3:00 p.m.
Proceeds for new Sunday School
building. Sponsored by Evening
Auxiliary, 12:19:26c
HAM and Home Baked Beans
Supper, Trivia Memorial Par-
ish Hall, Tuesday, October 24.
Serving begins at 5:30 p.m.
Menu: Tendersweet ham, scal-
loped, • potatoes, home baked
beans, cote slaw, assorted pies
and doughnuts. Adults $L00;
children under 12, 500. Spon-
sored by T. M. Woman's Aux-
iliary. • 190
WATCH FOR further details
about the Coven Christmas
Fair, Saturday, December 2.
19c
A BAZAAR A TEA will be held
by the Greenway United WA,
(acteher 28, at 2:30 p.m. Ad-
mission 35e, 19:26e
'Reception
nce
MR. AND MRS.
BOB MILLER
(nee Evelyn Wils011)
EXETER LEGION HALL.
Friday, Oct, 20
Ladies please bring lunch.
EVERYONE WELCOME
Hat Twice
Elirnvil(e
United Church
Anniversay
Sun., Oct, 22
11:00 a.in,
Speaker
THE REV. .EDGAR,
ROULSTON
of Exeter
SPECIAL MUSIC
LUCAN
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Exeter Legion's. First
Wednesday, October 25
EXETER LEGION MEMORIAL NALL
15 Rounds of Chicken
ADMISSION SCS5t
10 Rounds of Turkey
100 EAH 3 FOR 2$0
t
Mrs. Lawrence Boss .and Mrs.
Mabel Pugley ref London,
There were else twelve local
Aueetri, sufficient fer lour tables
et court whist,
Mrs. George Strasser is able
be back, On ditty At -her
steret after her recent 40014
dent,
The Exeter Ladles'
CURLING LVB
Pot Luck
Supper
Thurs, Oct. 26
6:30 p.nt.
CURLING RINg
Followed by general
meeting
All former :members and new
ladies interested are welcome,
ANNUAL MEETING
and
TURKEY BANQUET
EXETER
DISTRICT
CO-OP
EXETER LEGION NALL
Thurs.,. Oct. 26
630 p,m.
ROBERT IVIcCIJBBM
Guest Speaker
RECEPTION
& DANCE
For Bridal Couple
GRACE DESJARDINE
& ROBERT DINNEY
Sat., Oct. 21
Crediton
COMMUNITY HALL
9:00 p.xrl.
EVERYONE WELCOME
Notice'
Veterans
T. W. Gilkinson, Service
Bureau Officer, will be at
Exeter Legion Hall on Oc-
tober 23, from 1 to 3 p.m.
Anyone wishing informa-
lion on, war disability pen-
sion, treatment, allowances,
etc., please see R. E. Pooley
or Harvey Pfaff and ar-
range an interview With
OM' Service Officer. If you
cannot do this, call and see
Mr. Gilkinson at the Legion
Hall, Monday, October 23.
R. E. 'OQLEY
HARVEY PFAFF
Service Officers
Brownie's
Drive-in
LIMITED
CLINTON ONTARIO
Featuring the Largest Wide
Screen in Huron County
2 Show e Nightly, Rain oe Clear
Box Office Opens 7:4S
First Show at 8:00
ADMISSION: 6.5 CENTS
Childreri Uncle 12 In Cars Free
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
October 20 and 21
DOUBLE FEATURE —
"Wake me when
Its Over"
(colour) (Scope)
ink kevitts Dick Shawl
"Young Jesse
James
(cetour)
Willard Parker Rey Stricklyri
(ONE 4Ark1'6ON)
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The Times•Advecate, Octol;lor 19 1961 Pails 17
FALL.
SUPPER
DAsHwool)
ELIB ;HURON
Wed,, Nov, 8
5;00 p.m.
Served and ~sponsored
by men f the Church
Tickets will be numbered
and you will be seated aS.
LQ attrnbet,
Adults $1,50
Students $1.00
Under 12, 500
Police are Investigating three
fres in the (rand Bend-Kim-
yke area, early Tuesday morn.
og, believed to have been set
arsoniets,
A 50 -year-old small, unocen-
ded frame honee, owned by
danseJl liodgins, RR 3, Park.
OR, was burned. to the ground.
tri almost square structure, -U
t 21 feet, it . contained. some
:14rniture.
Mr. Hodgins estimated the
toss at about $000. The house
was situated about 21/2 miles
west of Crediton.
The same morning, two straw
stacks valued at about $100,
Owned by Harold 'Wolper, RR
3 Parkhill, burned to -the
ground. The stacks were on a
farm west of the Mollard line.
A load of straw was piled on
the road near the New Venice
farm in the :Klondyk.e and
burned to the ground.
OP'P Constables Don West-
over, Exeter, and Hugh Mills,
• Parkhill, are inves'tigatin'g the
blazes.
Hensall fire
loss $5,000
OLD4IME 'KINSMEN
Carraivai
ance„
Hartsell **no
PR1DAY, OcTOBER, 10:"'
Doors open 8:00 Pon.
Cash and fowl bingos, paddle
wheels and 9011101 of ewes
Fun for the whole Willi'
Midst Win a Now CCM Bicycle
Free -- Draw at 10:00 p.m.
Jitney !Dancing
Admission Fres
Sponsored by efeneal$ 1.41801040,, -
Damage was estimated at
nearly $5,000 in a fire which
gutted the upstairs at the resi-
dence of Sam Rennie, Hensall,
Monday evening.
Hensail firemen fought the
1 stubborn blaze for over an hour
before they brought it under
a control. They used two tracks
in
0 the battle.
The fire is believed to have
started. :from an overheated
light bulb in a closet in the
upstairs, breaking out at 8:15
p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Rennie, a
daughter, Suzanne, and their
son, Howard, were sitting in
the living room when they no-
ticed a flash and beard a slight
Lay charge
over assault
Exeter OPP have issued e,
warrant for the arrest of a 25 -
year -old London man on a
charge of indecent ,aseault
leged to have taken place in
Hay Township, August 5.
Robert L. Robinson, London,
who was arrested last week
by London OPP, faces other
eharges of rape and indecent
assault in the London area.
.A 17 -year-old London girl
eomplained to peace here Sat-
urday, August 5, that she had
been driven up the eighth con-
cession of 3 -fay, a dead-end trail
east and north of Zurich, where
the alleged offence took place.
She said. she had accepted
ride with the stranger at a.
London bus depot after she
found she could not secure
transportation, to the Grand,
Bend area where her parents.
were vacationing.
PC George Mitchell investi-
gated the complaint.
Robinson was arrested" :fol-
lowing the alleged rape of a
girl in the London area last
week. The other indecent as-
sault charge involves a 12 -year-
old London girl.
Plan inquest
November 3
Inqudst into the death a
Rhyman Howald, 61, of Zurich,
who died Oct. 12 in London hos-
pita], after being hit in the side
of the head by a stone, 15 ex-
pected to be held Friday, No-
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