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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-05-31, Page 1625th Anniversory THANK YOU. Mr. and Mrs. George. Paul and Randy wish to thank their many customers for then' loyal .and kind patronage over the past 24 years. -You support has been appreciated, We look forward to .maintaining our friend- ly relationship and courteous services for many years to coma. SUPERIOR STORE LUCAN ucan ee.eesseeeeeseervereer. geeer feetereefettee Former citizens; Recreation capture award .s North :Middlesex WI view craft displays. an district news Churches, conducted the tie- votions. Mrs, Gordon Robson lecl in singing. Noon luncheon Girls' solo 114 and under) — Boy's solo (10 arid under), Shirley Peckham, 7.1: Sharon Ian McLellan; 79; Philip West, Bristow, 72: Joyce Carruthers, 77; David Carpenter, 75; girl's 71; bays, Bruce Smith. 79; Doug- sole . )12 and under), Barbara las Hoagies. 77; Garth Vernon, "."' Stewart, 77; Jennifer Lewiag- 75, ton tied with Joanne Girls' solo (15 and under) Ju — 76; Lois Legg tied with Hee- dy Allison, 73; Jean Stebbins. — 69; thee Carty; boys', oes Hod- Danny Sprague, 78; Glen Steep- tied Gordon with Hardy and Bob Arnold Judy Thirsk and er, 77; Rickey Kellesti", ee i. Keith Wales, 80; Nancy Park Girls' solo (8 and under) Ellen Whitmore, 78; Carol Berm — and Marilyn learn, 79; Trevor Evans and Brian Gagnon tied tied with Jeanette -Pedlar, 77 ; with Bette Smith and Norma Julie Hardy tied with Eleanor Davis, 78; 15 and under, Ken Bullock, 76; boys. Kenneth Hardy and Gary Traversy, 80; McGregor, Billy Brass. Billy Lynn. Arnold and Rossana Car- Ceelirane tied with hoyden bett, 78; Barbara Cunningham Gagnon, 76, and Donee McLinehey, 77, Girls' solo (9 and under) — Ellen Whitmore, 88; Laura. Hudgins, 79; Betty Park, 78; boys, Ricky Rollings, 79; Mike Culbert, 78; Gary Skee tied with George Hodgson. 77. Girls' solo (10 and under) — Tanis Freem a n, 79; Nancy Hardy. 78; Laura Horigins, 77; hoe's, Gordon Hardy. 78; David Hill tied with Morley Eagleson, 77; Keith Wolper, 76. Vocal duet (10 and under) — Gordon Hardy and Michael Cule Unison chorus i Grade 1) ..... and Bonnie Tweddle, 78; boys. Lucan Public School tied with Max Dorm an, 79; T r e v o r McGillivray TSA. 75 each; Evans, 78 ; Dolt Schuurman, Grade 2, Lucan PS, 77; Mc- 77.,„e _ I solo (12 and under), Gillivray, 75; Grade 2, Lucan Letr-'s .. e.„ PS, 77; 3IcGillivray TSA, 76 ; Judy Therse., 79; Peggy Bison, Grade 4. Lucan PS tied with 78 ; Helen Eagleson, 7 7; boys, McGillivray TSA, 79, Wayne Tedder, 77; Arthur Girls' solo (6 and under) d_ Mercer, 76; Paul Revington Sherrie Davis. 77; Mary Benn, tied with Paul. Hodgson, 751/2 . '76; Heather Alawson, 75; boys. - Boy's solo (15 and under). „ Bill Dixon, 81; Gary Traversy Dennis Wraith, 78; Ricky 1C"'" tied with Barry Tweddle, 80; lestine„ 77; Tom Hearn. Girls solo (7 and tinder) _Ken Hardy tied with Doug Lee, Julie Hardy ' 79; Frances El' "Vocel duet (12 and under), son, 78: Susan Hardy, 77; boys, FRIDAY EVENING Mr. Tom Beer of the public school staff was MC for a program "The Festival of. Stars," and the presentation of awards to: Junior girl soloist, Ellen Whitmore; junior piano, Joy Pollock; boy soloist, Ricky Railings; boy soloist (rural) B r u c e Smith; girl soloist (rural), Judy Blair. tertison chorus (rural), SS 12 Biddulph; two • part chorus, grade 5, McGillivray TSA; unison chorus,,Lucan PS tied with MeGillivray TSA; senior piano, Norma Stewart; inter- mediate girl soloist, Phyllis Mawson; intermediate piano, Karen Levie; best boy pianist in festival, Tom Hardy tied Dale Schram. Intermediate boy soloist, Max Dorman; best girl soloist in high school, Ronnie Watson; senior hoy soloist, Bill Dixon; senior girl vocalist. Dianne Cormier; school choir, Lucan PS; s'ocal double trio, McGil• livray ISA, hest girl pianist in festival; Norma Stewart; church solo, Judy Scott; highest mark in festival, Lucan PS chair; high novice, Roes I-lodging. Goes down bank to avoid person l'etligrew investigated an aeci• The seventh annual North bal. 77; Beth MeLaughlan and here tied with Kathy Arnold Middlesex Music. Festival, spon- Susan Sercomhe. 76, stied); •and Jams Freeman, 78; Keith ,cored by the Lucan Home and. Bonnie Blair, 74, and Gayle Wainer and Ronnie MeLinchey, School Association, was held McLellan, 74, i tied I; 76; Susan Hemming and Al a l'Y Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- Boys' solo it) and under) — Fee Corner, 75, day, May 23, 24 and 25. Gene Wright, 75; Roger Deer. Girls' solo (13 and under) — , Mr. Lansing McDowell. BA, 74. and. Peter Bloom, 74; Lloyd Dianne Cormier, 79; Lynn Arm ARM Master of Music in the Prekup, 73: old, 78; Elizabeth Hill tied with London Teachers' College. was (,iris' solo (ii and larders — Linda Smith, 77; boys, Keith edjudicalor and Mrs. Sheridan Sylvia Alitoraj, 77; Brenda etas- Wales, 78; Ken Hardy, 76; Tom Revington as convener and frank tied with Janyce Grose, Hardy, 75, Mrs. Calvin Haskell, both of 76; Linda Heckman tied with Girls' solo (14 .and under) — Lucan, as secretary-treasurer. Cheryl Ellis. 75; boys, Paul Dianne Cormier, 80; Lynn Are- ', Results in rural school sec- Chefurko. tied with Steven Ali. olri. 79 ; Barbara Cunningham bons were: ebel, 75: Donald McAdam, tied tied with Elizabeth Hill, 78. lenton chorus (20 or more), with Michael Ladder, 74; Doug- PIANO SECTION. SS 12 Biddulph, 75: SS 5. 74; lac Campbell, 73; 7 years, Hardy, 76; SS 1. Biddulph, West Williams vo • i d ) .. ,ca duet girls andor boys 8 years,Gay Stewart, 70; 9 Central School, 73 each (tied); „, and under , d.. Erwin Gelio , two-part ,z6.2;() SS ItruitTied i. ' '''' and Patsy .Bindley: 7t;' Rage - Nieon 76 . Palsy Watson,"5. , years, Joy .Pollock, 79; Karen nary Romphf and Carolyn 10 years, David 13W, 77 ; Kath-Jamieson, 74: Elaine. Wright ryn Adams, 76; James Grant and Donna Egan, 73: tied with Marilyn Jamieson, Girls' solo Oa and under) — 75; 11 years, Karen Levie, Si; Doris Culbert, 78; Cell)] Beis- Marilyn Hearn, 80; Rosa Hod- tow, 75; Mary Korevaar lied gins tied with Gayle Mardlin, with Carolyn Jamieeon, 74 ; 77; 12 years, Dale Schram, 78; boys, Erwin (lobe], 78; Donald Barbara Stewart tied with O'Neil, 77; Fred Veale, 75. Carolyn Jamieson, 77; Nancy Girls' solo i13 and under) — Park: 13 years, Tom Hardy, Judy Blair, 78; Kathryn Craw- David Elston, 77; Elizabeth Hill ford, 17; Barbara Zubal. 75; tied with Elaine Grant, 76; 14 boys, David La Chance, 78: years, Carol Stalker, 79; Jo- Wayne O'Neil, 77: Jim Sadler anne Pallock, Bonnie Scott. tied with Ivan McLeish, 76; THURSDAY EVENING A Jr. choirs tie and under) gins,8 -1 • Piano duet 19, 10. in, Gayle Holy Trinity Anglican, 82; Lu- can Veiled Church, 80. Martha and Ross flodgins, 76; Joan Garrett and Gayle Mard- Official opening lin, 75: 15 years, Norma Stew- At 8.30 Mrs. Sheridan Bering- art, 81.; Angela McNamee, 78; ton introduced the guest speak. Bonnie Scott, 78; boys, Doug, er, Mr. D, J. Dickson, princi- las Vyse, 78; Gary Traversy pal of Masonville School, who and Henry Szmondski, 77; officially opened the festival, Barry Hicks; girl's solo( 14 Rev. E. O. Lancaster of Holy and under), Eva Jean Tunks, Trinite, Church led in prayer, 78 ; Sharon. Hathaway, 76. Vocal duet girls and/or boys— Piano (16 years), Anne West- Wendy Elstoe and David El- man; piano duet (12, 13, 14), ston, 77; Sheila Elston and Judy Elaine Grant and Carol Stet- • Blair, 76; Judy Allison and ker, 79; David Elston and Sharon Bristow, 75. Wendy Elston, 77, Double trio tunaccompanied), FRIDAY MORNING McGillivray TSA, 77; McGliliv- Two-part chorus, McGillivray ray TSA (different group), 76; TSA, 78; Lucan PS, 76; two, Lucan Public School, tied h wit part with descant, grade 6, Mc- Komoka Public School, 75. Anglican Ladies' trio — Prince An- GillivT" TSA' 79; Lucan PS 77; grade 7, Lucan PS tied , Flowers on the altar were drew School, 70. with McGillivray TSA, 78. presented by tee D. A. :esti- Church solo (16 and under) — Three art chorus (grade 8), Worth family in loving memory Judy Scott, 77; 'Keith Wales, 75 : McGillivray TSA tied with Lu- of Mrs. Ashworth. Karen Cambridge tied with Di- can PS. 81: school choir, Lucan Rev. E, O. Lancaster preach- aline Bevin, 74; PS, 93; McGillivray TSA, 80, ed a splendid Rogation Day Girls' solo (16 and under) — Girl's vocal solo (.11 and un- eermon at 11 o'clock. Judy Scott and Ronnie Watson der), Phyllis Mawson, 82; •Holy communion service will tied for first place with a mark th • a enne Robinson tied with he held on Ascension Day, of 74. Teresa Szymanski, 79; Janice Thursday, May 31, at 10,30 a.m.. GRADED SECTION Hayter tied with Jane Hodgson in the evening the senior choir joins with Arva choir (Cu- an Ascension Day service at Area. flentecestal Holiness Church P400. 14 May 31, l962 dulph, 75; SS 8 Lobo. 74: Three-part chorus — SS Bid- dulph, 76; SS 8 Lotto, 73: SS 7 Biddulph, 70; Vocal double trio — SS 9 Bid- dulph, 73; SS 5 Biddulph, 74; SS 12 Biddulph, 72; Girls' vocal solo .6 and un- der) Anna McDonald, 75: Anita Bodgins, 74; Kathy Blok, 73; boys, Danny Fisher. 70; Girls' solo 17 and widen Suzanne Bradley, 77; Linda Hardy, 76; Janice Dickey, 75; boys, Randy Masfrank, 78: Danny Leggate. 77: Jim Ellis, 75: Girls' solo t8 and under, Anita Hodgins, 77; Jacqueline Hodgins. 76: Karen Wright, 75. tied with Ruth 'Wallis. 75: boys. Jim Latta, 77; Ronald McKen- zie, 76; Ralph Waun, 75. Duets, girls and;or boys (10 and underi — Ross Loft and Gregory Sadler. 74; Marilyn Jamieson and Anne McKenzie, 75; Susan Sercombe and Beth McLacklin, 73, tied): Gayle McLellan and Bonnie Hodgins. 72. Girls' solo (9 and under) — Patsy Watson, 77; Margaret O'Neil, 76; Heather Davis, '7e; boys, limmy Dickey. 76; Jim Alec, 75; Harland Desjardine. Girls' solo — Margaret Zu- Church • activities The YP' have made a change iii their program. They held their worship service at 6.30 pam. on Sunday with Messrs. Jack Eizenga and Paul Graham singing a duet and four mem- bers discussing. Psalm I. On Friday night a fellowship and recreational meeting was held featuring a ball game at the With but. two more Sundays to go in the SS campaign for new members, there were 61 children out Sunday, The junior choir sang at the Morning service and the senior clinic and Mrs. Ed. Butler at the evening service. United Church At a CGIT meeting in the church schoolroom plans for the . mother and daughter ban- quet were finalized and corsages completed. Owing to exams, More meetings will be held until Jene 15. Daisy Cobleigh led in the wor- ship service and the leader, Mee., Murray Hodgins continued the stud,- of St, Paul's travels. Practice was held on the skit to. he presented al the banquet. :Menke to the cooperation of Lncan house-wives on May 26. the collection of coat hangers netted the CGIT 3.16.33. • Messengers The Messengers met in the church schoolroom Saturday, May 19. Mrs. Stewart McLellan reed the story "The Mountain Hike" and Mrs. J. W, Lockyer, the scripture lesson After prate tisieg music festival songs, games were played. YpU The lest meeting until Sep- tember of the Lucan-Clandebeye was held Sunday evening In' the church schoolroom. The worship service was taken by Dena end Wayne Culbert. The I u n C h committee comprised -Judy Scott, Frank Egan and Wayne 'Culbert, The president, Margaret Seri, announced 'rickets for the trip to Greeewieh Village, DetrOit, meted now he secured front Dana Culbert, or herself and should beepureheeed by the end of the week. The 'YPlY has been asked Parr a softball feaeue and Alecs t,d ;sing twit numbers at the old faehintied lea . meeting in eon,. neaten With. the centennial pro• gram to be held Wed,, June 21. St Patrick's Church Bowling lanes to be changed Mr. Jack Arnold has sold the Lucan Lanes to AIr. Grant Mc- Tavish, operator of the New Hamburg Lanes, who will take poseessinn June 1 and operate 5 and 10 pin howling, using pin boys. Mr. Arnold expects to hegira operating a howling alley at Mt. Forest around the end of June. Mr. Calvin Carmichael, a win- ner et a preliminary bowling tournament in Lucan, rempeted in the finals et London and was one of the 3e bowlers in East- ere Canada to win e trip for two, to the t3eribbearl, Lucan staff . well reeresented leoltowirtg a smorgasbord sup- per at the Iroquois Hotel. Len- don, lest Wednesday, officers were elected for the Middlesex I and 2 Federation of Wetneel lea chers` Association. mg-e,evaele mum festival. Marsha, Jo Anne: end Detdse Bibson, who. wort a0. many a- wards et -inesieel. .festivegle in 'Inteem. while their ..fAtiler, Mr- Harold Ribson was arena, direc- lor :here, .eortinee to bring hon- or to their parents and 'teachers, Besides .ceen.lelg first in A vocal duet Jo Aon.e with. Maur- een Callaghan came first in the ladies' duet with a mark, of 85. Site else came first In a con. (ratio solo-87, Denise came second in the girls' vocal solo under 11 years with an 85 mark, Miss Bette Legke, who was Limn's Public School Meek teacher for a number of years, was presented with flowers in appreciation of her assistance in the three-day festival as ae- companist for the choral en- triee, Scout newt Scout Master Eerl Carling, troop leader Paul. .Steacy And 14 scouts front Lucan attended the Perth .District Scout Camp- oree seven miles south. of Mitch- ell over the holiday weekend where 160 scouts end 27 patrols participated. Lucan's two patrols, the Fox. and Beaver each performed. well, receiving a mark of over 300 each which placed them. in class C. On returning to Lucan they set up a first aid tent at the. tire works' arena display And also helped to keep the crowd back from the danger zone. Joan Lockyer, six - year - old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. j. W. Lockyer, entertained Linda Kean!, Linda Coughtry, Patty Corbett, Karen a O d Patty Wright and Barbara England at a birthday party, Friday, Mr. and. Mrs, W. W. Garrett, Mr. and Mrs. Don Meraggart and Mrs, Bob Coleman attended a softball tournament in Sar- nia on Monday, May 2]. Mrs. MeTaggart, the former Doreen Garrett:, was playing on the St, Marys team but was among the losers. . . Mrs, Wes Hocigins spent last weekend in Owen Sound, the guest of Mr, and Mrs. _Joe Hod- gins and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Freeman attended the Hydro retirement dinner at the Kinsmen Hall, Chatham, Friday and spent Friday and Saturday With. Mx, and Mrs. Oswald Freeman of Chatham. On Sunday, accompa- nied by their family, they spent the day with Mr. and Mr. Jack Young of Mitchell. Mrs. Will liaskett returned home on Sunday after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cook and family of By- ron. Mrs. George Coursey is visit- ing her son, Victor Coursey, and family at Camp Borden. Last Friday, Mrs. Murray Hodgins attended a Kee-mo-ket camp committee meeting at Robinson Si e re oriel Chtirch, London. Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Lockyer and family visited a number of relatives in Camlachie Sunday, Ten-month-old Tom Wright, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ted Wright of George St., Friday fell out Of his high chair and broke his collar hone. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J, Irwin and, Sharon of Hickson were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Slathers. Mr, and Airs. Roy Hamilton. of Lucan and Mr. and Mrs, A. Eedy of Denfield have returned home. Lucan and district has missed out in the near-by showers and is still hoping for rain. Mrs. Robert Coleman attend- Alfred Shingler once fisherman Alfred Shingler, 83, died in St, Marys Hospital, London, on Friday, May 25. The body rested hi the C, Haskett & Son Funeral Home, Lucan, until Monday, May 28 when the Rev. G. W. Rath of the United Church conducted funeral serviees. Interment was in St, James cemetery, Clan- cleboye. Pa 11 bearers were Messrs, Harold Corbett, W, E. (Shorty) Sovereign, George Thomson, Art McLean, Don Ranting and Clarence Frost. He is survived by One sell, Tom of Greensville, two grand- children, Toni Jr, and Sandra. Shingler, also three hrothers, Oliver of Lancaster, Albert of Pt, Rowan and Frank of Lon., don, Son of the late Mr, and Mts, Harvey. Shingle', he was born neat' Hamilteni e He worked. on the fish boats for 11 years be. fore coming to the Lileati (rid where he worked as a laborer, Prior to being hospital' teed for four years arid Under.. going a ember of majot opera. Lions, he was listing on Conces- sion 5 8idtiniph, just north of Lucan, You're TIRED news see .Frankle 'YalekoViten,- King of polka, teltteie at the :Iaican Arena, 'There will be .twos other bands .an the program, Last week's musical festival was a big success with many .of our local -girls and boys taking top honors, It is marvelous to hear so many wonderful voices god pigniete under one .roof, Last Saturday's squirt base- ball results are — Pirates 13, Wee P, 11; Tigers 8, Yanks S. These ,were well RIayed games. Some of the players arc not getting out to these games making it hard for the coaches. yott have signed up with a .team see that you get out to these games, Next Saturday's schedule is: at 10 a,m, Trish P vs Tigers; I t amh Yanks s's Pirates. The tennis .court has been rolled with the help of the Lu- can volunteer fire department. Tennis classes will get under way after a little more work is done on M.11110. Send a note with your age and phone num- ber so that I can call YOU, per- sonally as to playing time, The, pee wee ,and midget hard ball teams have started prac- tising on Saturda-' afternoons, We want any boy in this age group to please turn out, The intermediate team had to withdraw from the league, This was .done due to an earlier entry of a softball team being entered unknown to the recrea- tion department. Loon girl wins high mark Judy Ha slott, 17 -year - old daughter of Mr, and 'Mrs, Cal- vin Haskett, ah the Western On- tario Conservatory of 'Music Spring Ballet exams, won first class honors, coining second i n the Grade 7 class with a mark of 04, Besides attending Grade 12 at :Medway, Judy also has a class of 25 tap dancers in Lu- can, ed the anniversary service at St. Patrick's Church, Saints- bury and was e guest with. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis. Eleven members of the Le- gion Auxiliary attended the Le- gion Rally in Parkhill last Wed- nesday, Mrs. Clarence Haskett and Brenda took the former's sister, Miss Angela Armitt, to Gruntlin airport on Friday for a plane trip to Europe for a month's vacation. Mrs, Jack Davey of Wood- stock was a weekend guest of My. Mitchell Haekett and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin .Flaskett. Mr. and Mrs. George Thorne and Fred of London were Sun- day guests of Rev. and Mrs, E. 0, Lancaster, Ay MRS, PATON. CLAnlareBro-yE Mrs. George Zavitz, Ilderton, Was re-elected Kest, dent of North Midillsex. Dist. riot .W.1 at the 59th annual meeting held .on Thursday, May A in Lieury Volker!. Church with McGillivray WI as the host branch, Mrs. Zavilz conducted the in memoriam. service and was also. elected to the Farm Safety Council, Miss Newsy Buchanan, fagsgx. home _economist, re• ported there were 27 homemaking clubs with plans for another to start, Some of the girls' work was, on ,dis- play, also hats 'by lAtIcan end rooper-tooling by Ilderton Wi, Sirs. Wilfred ,Keays, London area chairman, brought greet-, inks from. that area, An in- vitation was extended Ivan Institute for the 60th anteivers Ary -next year. Branches in the district in- clude Beec.hwood with 29 mem , hems; Clandeboye, 26; Clover- dale, 34; Coldstream, 24; Gran- ton, 20; Merton, 49; Keyser, 1$; Komoka, 25; North. Loho, 45; South Lobo, 38; Lucan, 36; McGillivray ; 29; Prospect Hi ll and ,Riverview, 45, Rev, U. E. Moorehouse, of .leteury and Parkhill United Lions choose Mosurinjohn Elmer Mosurinjohn. was elect.- ed president at Lucan . Lions Club at the dinner meeting last Monday night, Immediate past president. is Lionel Kendrick. Vice-presidents are Gary Mc- Palls and Al Bromwich; secre- tary-treasurer, Don Hadginst tail-twister, Russell Bowman; Lion lamer, William Little; first year directors, Bud Cook, Ken Moore; second year directors, Dr. Lloyd Hall, Jack Atkinson; nominating committee, L e s Woodward, Jim Young and Clare Stanley, The Lucan Public School pa- trol group were guests, DRAIN TILE 4"--$55. per M Feet Det'd, 5"—$85. per M Feet Dei'd, 6"—$110. per M Feet Ded. 7"—S153. per M Feet Del'id. 8"—$185. per M Feet DeI'd. Above prices based on 1000 Linear Feet, in full truckloads or more, delivered within 35 mile radius of our plant. For detailed prices on all sizes tile, either delivered or F.0,11, our plant at Elginfield, write or phone RYDALL BRICK & TILE LTD., RR 2, London — Phone 227-4723 Lucan. was served .in ilrcCilflvraq Township. Hall to 10% ladies,. 'Mrs. Tont Kooy, _extended a welcome to which' Mrs, 'When' roster, RR. 2. Grantee, :re- plied. Other officers .elected inelud• .ed: honorary president, Mrs. John Davies, Rft 1 _Ailse.,Craigt — Please turn to page 17 President is Mrs. Doris Yoe- ter, Thorndate; vice-president, Mrs, Marguerite McRoberts, Ix, The CWL or St. Patrick's can; treasurer, Airs, Donna Van Church, tiddulph, held a sue- Arenthals, Lucan; secretary, cessful bake tale at the leteen Miss Bernice Thomae, Well , Mater Sales Saturday and real- hunt; benevolent fund,- Mrs. bred about $65. COleleigh, Lucent, pendent: •Miss. Lint Ableett Marsha for the wood year took the Lions Club trophy fee etWerte the beet 'performance in the festival and. the Oneping Credit Union Sly cash scholarship or Co ncert .by top winners in A vocal. duet with $.8 marks. iet. She and Jo Anne came first the best secondary school Voetti- e. She Also, with 1e nor Wit climaxes music festival _.,.' the Levack 11.$ trio,-8s marks. withi :4"1°)inadrlijsn 1.ehn4tilaSdeig'edd-14ient le It dent on No. 4 Highway Friday No., AdiSer, 57, af. MilVetteM rude her car down Ndw add ifio:oiiiitkoeik:tett t NI*1-84" 7 and 'Mak botherail 13Y b4klidtik a 1 00•I net bank Me.nwae -pomp wohirii twmit, lot Creek to avoid A Collision With atij .0,6nditipti 446E4 by ariaavy initAtiari bi a pedestrian. polidi t ioo in .8L }fog. ottiaamiiaivitkoithawaagtak644,1iiii41.); pita{ with facial laderatialia and f°"16''"'"*tilf """"k/f°"°6 fratitured • hlmtelae.:tfittettiateYrt.. Theit thit time is take Mrs. Reise is satisfactory fetter) OF'F' Constable Dtitiald The MO 18 :ediackn, of the ,By TOM BANKS Sudbury St a r records the r Deeps mr,. 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