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McGAVIN REUNION
The :\I.;?Gavin reunion was
held Sunday at Lions Park with
50 attending the festivities.
The picnic was in charge of
president Neil McGavin; secre-
tary-treasurer Mrs. Neil McGav-
in; the lunch committee of Mrs.
A. Dennis, Mrs. G. Kerr and
Mrs. M. Leeming, and the
sports committee made up of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Youngblutt,
Bill Dinsmore McGavin
and Janet Turnbull.
0Mcers elected for next year
include: Everett Storey, of Dub-
lin, president; secretary-treas-
urer, Jack Turnbull. of Sea-
forth; sports committee, Mr.
and Mrs, Bruce McLean, Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Legg; lunch
committee, Mrs. J. Clark. Mrs.
Bill Turnbull and Mrs, J. Leem-
ing.
Results of the sports activi-
ties are: Children under six;
Carl Bolton; boys, six to 10,
John Leeming; girls, six to 10,
Evelyn Storey; girls under 12,
Christine Turnbull; married
men's bai..kward race, John Me-
Gavin; ladies walking race,
Mrs. John McGavin; guessing
Gordon's weight, Wilbur Turn-
bull: oldest person present, Mrs,
Sophia Kerr; youngest person,
Paula Youngblutt, Woodstock;
persons coming longest die-
lance, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Hab-
kirk, Ingersoll; couple married
longest, Mr. and Mrs. Thothas
Legg, Goderich; couple Most
recently married, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Youngblutt, Woodstock;
couple to be married, Marion
Turnbull arid Ron Uhler.
Friends and relatives were
present from Ingersoll, Wood-
stock, Owen Sound, Goderich;
Brussels, Walton and Seaforth,
Huron Ladies
Name Delegates
At the July meeting of Hur-
on County Ladies' Auxiliary,
held Monday afternoon in the
craftroom at Huronview, Clin-
ton, Mrs, W. C. Bennett, cor-
responding secretary, reported
a loudspeaker had been install-
ed in the chapel of the home,
This was a gift to Huronview
from the auxiliary.
Delegates from ?heron AuX-
iliary named to attend the Con-
vention are. Mrs. Mary Mellis,
craft instructress,; Mrs. Fred
ThoMpson, past president, and.
Mrs, Harvey Johnston.
Mrs. Mellis reported many
articles have been made by the
residents since the close of the
auxiliary year, such as qtiilts,
Mats and several smaller items,
Mr, and Mrs. Johnston re-
ported they had Made for the
residents five entries in the
class for exhibitors from Homes
for the Aged at Toronto Na-
tional Exhibition,
WINTHROP YPU
The Winthrop Voting:, PeciPle
Were hostess to the London
Young People at Winthrop
Park. A ball game was played
and L,Onden team were the win-
ners. Everyone went to the—
church for hot-dogs, then back
to the park to wet on the two
wagons for a hay ride. There
were 10 members from each
group present, and drivers were
Wayne Dolmage and Ron Lit-
tle. After the hay ride, Win-
throp girls served cake and
ice cream
FQ111 §ALE,
Sawdust .Burners,
phone 33
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1952 Austin ..in very good'
condition 2721V Brussels
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Uhpper Uunwine PTU, in gsJoct
conditien, tulau Searle,
Walton, Phone Brussels 36834 •
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Service in established routes..
iusy to start. No money required..
Write Iltwleigh's Dept. I-1452-815;
1005 ltic zclieu, Montreal.
AUCTION SALE
For the Estate of
Miss Bye McCracken
in. the Viilane of
SATuliAY, AUUU4L'1: 3rd
1.30
....c..enen Sec
yr .1.1,11.GaLitat, imeturie
b Love
eStingmiuse' itei,rigerator
n.leutiela.l. vacua= cleaner with
atmenineuts •
,.Liectric Pluor i?olisher ta brush)
.Auttinuitic Aushing Machine
41,..1ectric Vvlasumg
/linne t, ivuom Skate, table and Ii
claire
piece ,uhestoertielo. Suite
Lail Back 44 :ITee
Cuost of Drawerii Seta
Btittet 2 Reciting Chairs
Sideboard tlrioutal itug 0 x.8%
with pad
bluer Lassos
Bedroom Law
2 Dresser Lambs BoolicaSe
Raymond Sewing' Machine
3 Card '.c.ables .Gateles Vahle
piece Bedroora Suite, with
)mattress and Springs
Continental Bed with springs
aud, mattress
2 .13eds with ,sprinks igc :Mattress
4 Dvessere with :Wash .Stands
Sets Bedrdord Dishes
Bedding, isillOwa Blankets
2 'Wardrobes Large Mirror
2 Clocks '''Kitchen stool
Oval Mirror 2 Sets °Whales 14
Ironing Board lslturiber of
Odd Chairs "\
Olotlies Hamper C.Ibthes Horse
Wash Tubs and S tand
Pictures Step Ladder
Curtains and Reels
Linerte ElecArio Four
Silverware Lawn Mower
Coal Oil Lamps
Other Articles 'Ai Nuraerou 1.0
Mention •
No Reserve Tering !Cash
3% Sakes Tax In Effect
George Neiebitt Auctioneer
Allen McCall --- rOceoutor
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00 4.i gnu wood Turnace, 4-piece
41 ,,00 0
th roughout, Built-in-cupboaro.),
pressure system, hydro, Steel ,
driving Shed, large barn. Farm
can be bought with or without
crop. Immediate Gale to settle
estate,
Mrs. Aileen Chapman,
Phone Brussels 338W6
SOCCER NOTES
(By Barry Currie)
lee games uicU
i_nixraim and Ua1e..111-
eau la the past two weeks were
riot reported due to the suet
teat these severe defeats, no
matter what the circumstances,,
would destroy any support which
had been previously built up.
w 1115 ieasuaing, setnueu
a very gaud trewu
the game between Bi'tisseis seen
.Liodench. Tills gi.U11Q
Lariiiieg excitement for all who
a Ltutolod.
..1,.ccdst.li, guinea a loud anumly
tee first eau wileu Carmali.
pou,nuod a long snot into
tee Goderich nut, was the
only score in too first calf. Burly
in the second half Ooderich came
back to tie the game. This score
held steady until Wayne Lowe
edged .11, pass from Carman
:nuclum over the goal line.
Goderich. would lie, oc held,
down as they scored the tying
goal in the dying minute of the
game. Tho Lima score Was a two
?all tie. This kind of game given
the spectatore real enjo3rment.
FOR SALE
Good instil b..ok hOwle iia
Brussels with complete bath,
cupboards and full seller,' good
terms.
Good 13/5 storey house 'with 3 piece
bath and basement
Good 176 acre farin With gOod
buildings in Brussels area.
For listings on all properties see
Elmer Ellacott representing B. W.
.Colattlieutt, Broker at Clinton,
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‘',',1LLLU you were tattled away.
UU YOU, who have a lather,
him '.1'11.1.1. care.
h. never lillUW the heartache
in, you 600 the vaeort chair.
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Lieigrave Splits
iLast Week's G.nies
neigraNc, 5iLLL too 8antes
Payed SUSI, WoCIli lUS111,6, 0-0 'GO
L.Mutun. Laid \Yawing
LtheatilONV.
vn \‘' edheSday, July 211301-
grave journeyed to tiiieton cud
11 ere defeated by the home town
team c-u. L. Powell with 2 doubles
and .0.. 1.41verfuore's ganie.Win-
lung home-rune were the key
Wovb s tar the Ca' inton team.
Ivan Dow, array ShielI, Jim
Coultes and Bob ,tiliggins each
contributed 2, hits apiece to the
heigrave
Belgrave
ale 2U0 000 9 3
Clinton
040 000 20X 6 7 2
J. Coultes and G. Coultes
Last Saturday night Beigrave
now 4-3.
10 inningS to defeat Luck- 6w
13elgrave scored the winning
rue, when, with the bases loaded,
an infield error allowed the fotittn.
run to score.
George Procter with three hits
and Wayne CoUltes and Jim
Cohltes with 2 hits ailece paced
the 13elgrave team to a victor/
Jim Coultas connected for a
home rein.
G. Chisholm. and L. G011inscat
led the Lucknow attack Null a
hits
Lucknow
010 010 100 6 d 11 4
Be Brave
002 010 000 1 4 7 1.
G. Chisholm and L. Robnk
Coultas and M. MielTeY
The Belgrave team with 1.5
wins and 3 lesset leads the
league.
our Farm eauquariers
Get our — Baler wine and 'Binder Twine
brantrord iviapie Leaf baler
1->rantiord Gold Leah iSiacier
at 1-'1opu1ar jerices
1..-an Supply You With
C. 1. L. r tATILIZER
for .1-our Grass and il'astuure
Can be delivered bulk and spread
right on your fields
Also a full line of
Howard's Insect and Stock Sprays
When in need of feed think -of
TOPNOTCH.
It is roacie iresii daily to assure you
ID; Fresh Feed
It is designed to give you
Most Value For Your Money
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A watch, owner may nave same,
by ideutif.ymg it and paying
expenses. apply to Pred Setting
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