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CURRIE-In VSfinghani General
Hospital, on Sunday, March 17,
lup, to Mr, and Mrs. R, John,
Currie, Wingham, a daughter.
CRANSTON-In Winghtim Gen,
oral Hospital, on Monday, March
1$, 1907, to Mr, and MrS. Jere`
raiah Cranston, R.R. 2, Lueknow,
a daughter. . , , ,
WEBERIn Wingbarn. General
Hospital, on Monday, March/18,
1957, to Mir,; and Mrs, Lloyd Web-
er, R.R. 2,. Brussels, a (blighter,
Ten RERTOG-In Wingham• Gen-
eral Hospital, on Tuesday, March
19, 1907, to Mr.. Red Mrs, Ten
Rertog (Bert), Bleevale, at son,
TRUPPE-In Wingham Genera ,'' 0
„Hospital, on Tuesday, March 1.
1.957, to /VD,. and Mrs, Walter,
Truppe thee Donna. Lockrielge);
23 main 5k, Lambeth, a clangh,
ter.
RE4L ESTATE FOR SALE ALBERIA Rik SWEEPS. TO CANADIAN TITLE BIRTHS FOR SALE
LEE'S USED FURNITURE, Buy
and 'sell, special bookcase and I iQMIN4 EVE NTS
desic combined. Phone 185, I r--r--*
500 BALES second'-eut Alfalfa hay.
for sale, Apply to John Sproal,
phone 632I1. • 20* tle
YOTJNE, TIVEl? THE REST, now' RED BRICK HOUSE, well ipso-
try the best for spareribs, and lated, Oil heated, all modern con-
sanrkrant on, Wednesday; Friday vonleoceo. Apply to Pox 21, Ad,
and' Saturday .evenings,. Corn* vance-Times. ' 2015
merciai Hotel,1Fornmsa, Cc112157 CHILD'S BEIGE TWEED spring
coat almost new, size 8 for sale,
Also two spring coats size 6.
Phone' 389. 20h
IN 117EMORIA11.1
FITCH-In loving, memory of Mrs.
John Fitch, our dear sister Char-
lotte, Who ,passed away suddonly
- March
-Sadly missed by - Victoria and.
et:give. ' 201)
GOOD OAK ROUND, extellSien-
table with extra leaves for sale
Phan 492W: 20b
JAS STRUTHERS & SON„Bel-
more
l
will be shipping hogs to
Montreal every Tuesday free of
any expense to- the farmer, and
on Wednesday to, the. Hog Pro-
ducers' Marketing-Board, either.
Kitchener or Toronto, ", CE13,26b
REAL: ESTATE
2-STOREY HOUSE .for sale, 6'
rooms, oil heated, hardwood
floors, built-in cupboards, threes
piece bath, good garden, good
location. Apply to hot 16, Ad-
vance-Times. 13,20b
$IIVNAMON-In Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital, on Wednesday,
March 13, 1957, to Mr, and Mrs.
John Sinnamon, Wroxeter, a son.
THACKER-In Wingham General
Hospital, on' Wednesday, March
13, 1957, to Mr, and Mrs. Harold
Thacker; Teeswater a daughter, ,
CARDIFF-In Wingham General
Hospital, on Friday, March 15,
1957, to. Mr, and Mrs. John Car-
diff, R.R. 5, Brussels, a daughter,
FtEINHART-In Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital, on Friday, March
15; 1957, to Mr. and Mrs, Francis
Reinhart, Ft,R, 3, Mildmay, a son,
ROBINSON.-4n 'Wingliarn Gen-
eral Hospital, on Friday, 'March
15, 1957, to Mr, arid Mrs. john
Lorne Robinson, RA, 2, Govan,
a son.
NORMAN-In Wingham .General
HOspital, on Sunday, March 17,
1957, to Mr. and Mrs, John Nor-
, man, R,R, 3, Wingham; a daugh-
ter. •
FOR SALE OR RENT,
111'..1AT FOR SALE. Good beef by
the. gharters killed under lipener,
from the Dept. of Health, Year-
ling heifers, front 'quarters 31(
and hind quarters 39e, Raynard
Ackert, , phone 240(
Ripley., err))
DOUBLE HOUSE and two-car
garage on • Centre St. for sale. Oil
and coal furnaces. Kitchen cup-
boards and 3-piece bath in each
apartment. For further partieu•-•
cars calls Stewart A, Scott; phone
293, representing Robt. Martin,
Realtor. 20.27:3:10b
TN' lilEMORIAM „
FULLER-In loving memory of
, Frederick Faller, who passed
away March 11, 1950.
-Fever remembered by his wifd
and family. , 20h
BRICK COTTAGE in' the Village:
Of Bluevale, for sale or rent, all
newly decorated, built-in cup-
boards, small barn, colony hew
and one,acre of land, Few further
particulars contact Mrs. f "or-
once Smith, Blussels, phone• 28;
2011
QUANTITY OF BALED HAY for
sale, Apply, to Jack Wickstead,
Lot 11,Concession 3, Morris
Phone Brussels 32r19. 20*
° LAND FOR SALE • •
TWENTY ACRES OF LAND for
sale in the Town of Wingham,
including 20 surveyed building
iota, priced to sell. Apply to
Harry Bateman. 20*
TWO STOREY RED ,BRICK
eight room.• house for sale in' the
village of Wroseter, Apply to
P.O. Box 50 or phone 81, Wrox-
eter, , 20:2713
:t ta
SECD OATS, Garry, Rodney and
other varieties; Seed „ Barley
Brant, Herta, Montcalm. All
these grains are 'Registered
,No. & Howson Ltd.
20:27:6 :13 ;27b
HELP WANTED
. Currant films are shown regular-
ly to eiSliitallzed. veterans -,in 52'
institutions- throirgh the Canadian',
Red Cross Film Service, - • SEAMSTRESS WANTED-Plain
light interesting work in uphol-
stery factory., Apply at factory,
Fry & Blackball Ltd., Wingharn,
Jl mmoi041.14
FITCH-In loving' memory of Mrs,
John Fitch, who passed away
one year. ago on March 24th,
1956.
She wished none a last farewell`
Nor even said goodbye,
She had gone before we kneW
And only God knew why.
Asleep in. God's beautiful garden
Away• from all sorrow are pain,
'Someday when life'a. journey is
ended,
We know we shall meet her
again.
-Lovingly remembered by her
' husband and family. 20*
GARAGE MECHANIC Wanted
Class A. Start immediately. Ap
ply to Box 19, Advance-Times.
201,
CARPETS-9 And 12 foot width ai
$6,95 a .yard up. Expert carpet
laying service at the Mildmay
Eprniture Showrooms, 135
norAsnpy OATS from registered
seed in 1956 and Beaver Oats Jai
sale, Also Holstein heifer - and
Hereford and Durham heifer
due' in two weeks, Apply to jolty;
Thornton, Gerrie, phone Ford,
wich 57r3, -
FULL OR PART-TIME . house-
keeper 'required'. agrs. John Gar-
, hiss, R.R. 5,, Brussels, phone
32r14. • 20*'
5'
11-°riPleeed4
Ca E (MAT
Hullo Folks/
AUCTION SALE AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC with
class A Rapers. Good 'working
conditions. $1,30 an hour for s
good man. Singer Motors-Dodge
& DeSoto, Hanover. Phone 98.
205
, 7.0titt:?O :et= ,
' "We were in a horrible rut all year and we, knew we just
had to get really gciod,' enthused' skip Matt Baldwin, top left,
after leading Alberta to its sixth Canadian curling champiOnship
in the history of the, world series of, Curling. He is seen above
With Art Kleinmeyer, top right, Goidon Haynes, and Bill price,
after the Edmonton rink's thrilling victory at Kingston, Ont.
They swept through 10 rounds undefeated. Baldwin, who also
won In, 1953, is the seventh skip to win the honors two or more
times since the competition was started 28 years ago.
TEACHERS - WANTED'
PURINA STARTED pullets, 1,590
Sussex x Red;, 1,500 Leghorn x
Red; 1,000 Red x Rock, 3 month;
old March 5th. Will .deliver and
' take old hens in, exchange. Tavi,
steels Poultry Market, phone GO
Tavistock. 6,13,201)
The Longest Car 1?ace in the World
Like many things, -jong-distanee motor races had a pretty out,
landish start, The car race some experts have called the toughest
sports contest of all time began at New York City in. 1908.
"FOR SALE
Good' insul bigele house in Wing-
ham with large living-room, hard-
wood floors, modern kitchen, 3-
piece bath, hot water heater, In-
sulated, garage and large lot. Im-
mediate possession, owner leaving
tovim.. Priced for quick sale
$4,200.00; Terms can be arranged.
Country general store, with
'modern living quarters, excellent
turnover, gbod 'clean stock, Locat-
ed in a village in a thriving
commuaity. Priced reasonable,
100-acre Farm, 1 mile from Tees-
water, large house and' barn, pres-
sure system throughout, drilled
well, 35 acres ready for spring
crop, balance in hay and pasture
with some bush. Full price $6500.00,
Wm. S. REED
Six cars staried out on a race over 13,000.4miles of land and.
.4 .8,000 miles of water (this 'part of iti on ships), They were in. a thee.
westward from New York to Paris.
AUCTION SALE of farm, stock
and implements at the home of
Ross McGregor, Lot 39, Conees-
cession 2, Kinloss, miles
north, 1 mile east of White-
church on Tuesday, Match 26th,
at 1,39 p.m: Emil McLennan,
auctioneer, RoSs McGregor,
proprietor, . 20*
SINGER ELECTRIC SEWING
machine, desk inodel, Will ex,
change for treadle model. Apply
to Box 20. Advance-Times. 205
GARRY AND BEAVER OATS- foi
sale, cleaned and treated, growr
from registered seed. Price $1.46 •
per bushel. Alvin Procter, phone
779J12; Wingham, 20*
Wingham Phone 292M
Salesman for
LLOYD MICHEL
Real Estate and Business Broker
Brussels, Ontario
Telephone 10 P.O. Box 149,
Morris Township Scheel Beare .
invites applications from emalifieo
Protestant teachers for one-room ,
rural Schools. Duties to commence
in September. Minimum , salary,
$2590, Applitants state saletry,
qualifieations,: experience and,
name ,and address of last inspector.
Applications received until March
29th, , •
Ralph Shaw; sec.-treas.,
Bluevale, Ont..
20.:271)
FOR RENT.
ORANGE WALK Ili
LISTOWEL
, This' Was,, don't forget, in 1908 and you can imagine the kind
of roads. they had to use. They dfove ,across the U.S., 'Japan,
, Manehuria, Siberia,. Russia, Poland, Germany and France; fight-
ing blizzards, failures, fallen bridges, deserts and tundra.
The three French. cars never did finish. More
than five months after it set out, the,German ear
reached, paris. Polar days later, the. American
ear arrived, Mind the Italians einne in ;aix weeks
after that. • •
But the' Germans had been • given a 15-day
penalty for breaking the rules, dad the Americans
a 15-day credit for observing them, so the :Amer-
icans were dealared the winners. The toughest
f of all races had taken them 168 days.
Such toughness was 'unusual in those days,
but tougliness'is a, byword of today's highly: corn-
LORNE
'petitiVe, tar manufaCtitring. Durability is built
McDONALD into today's cars and you'll find the pick oi' them.
• set out' on our lot. That's the secret of buying
a used ear, to get the (tuality the maker first Put into it, at a
knock-doivn pVce. And that, you'll find, is What We have.
,
Once' upon a time (not so long ago) a manufacturer made
six-wheeled car tailed a Sexauto (no remarks, please), and another
maker turned out a vehidle you drove from the back seat, They'll
be in next week's calUmn.
• 6$T 60$0
4.1101.14,6 inal.10/ 60.
HALF OF DOUBLE HOUSE „son
John ,St., for rent. Middleaged
people preferred, available April
1st, Apply to Mrs. Homuth, 20*
CUSTOM BUTCHERING, cutting'
and wrapping, choice young beef
by the quarter or piece, fresh
pork sausage for sale. Also suck-
ling pigs. R. J. McLennan & Son
Bluevale, R.R, 2, phone Brussels
10r9, 20,27,3*
WANTED
FIVE ROOM APARTMENT over
- Dominion Store for rent, bath-
room, hot and cold :water, heavy
duty wiring, easily heated, air-
conditioned. Phone 413,1. 2Orrb
SALESMAN WANTED .
LARGE quantity, of oats and bar-
ley mixed, with peas for sale
Also a 'quantity 6f red, clove]
seed. Apply to Mel Jermyn,
phone Arnssels 53r12 or Wing.
ham 576, 20*
• PER
-Mi. and Mrs. Frank. Schleicher,
of Calgary, and former• Wingham
residents, are at present visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Metcalf, They
have broken their journey here
and leatiet.for 'Europe; on the,1th
of April for visit to Germany and
Czechoslovakia.
-Mrs. Fred Crump has returned
home- after spending three months
in Toronto with here slater, , •
-Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Ryan,
Katherine and Gregory spent the
week-end, 'with her ,parents, :Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Elliott.
-Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Welwood;
newlyweds, 'arrivedhome on Wed-
nesday last from their honeymoon
trip to New York City and have
taken up residence in the Lock-
ridge apartment above the butcher
shop on Main St . 6-CAN G. E. MILK COOLER for
sale, 'Dip-in type, practically
new. Also 1953 half-ton ;truck,
General Motors; ,2-ton Ford with,
platform and dual wheels., Apply
to R. johnston and' Son, RR. 1
Listowel, phone 9363'2, 13:20*
O. 0A-4.Ni-045)-v-44
Couple Presented -
On 25th Anniversary
An enjoyable evening was spent
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos-
epli Schneider on Saturday even-
ing when they entertained scene A 32
guests, neighbors and friends Who
celebrated with them their silver
wedding , anniversary.
The popular couple were married
in Walkerton on March ,17th 1932.
The bride; was the daughter of the
late 'Mr. and WS. It', ,T. MeKentie;
of Wingham and the groom was
the son of late Mr. and Mrs.
George• Schneider, Of Mildmay.
Towards the close of the evening
following a delicious lunch John
McKenzie, nephew of the couple,
on behalf of the guests presented
them with an electric tea kettle
and electric frypan. Mr, Schneider
thanked their friends for the lovely
gifts. Other , personal gifts, flowers
and many cards of congratulations'
were received. 4011°04,1gEti .111. 024016*
•
PHONE VA. 5 9 SALES aISFRV/CE
The regular meeting of Loyal
:Orange Lodge 794 was held in the
`Orange Hall, Wingham, on Mon-•
day evening, March 11th. W. Bro.
Earl Hamilton, WIVE,. of I.,,b,L,
794 conducted the meeting assisted
by W. Bro. Walter Scott, of Bel-
grave, county master, of North
Huron. r•
Six condidates were initiated into
the Orange Order and one mem-
ber re-instated. Plans were made
to decorate the hall, and an hon-
orary member' of the lodge gave a
substantial donation to 'assist in
this work. Committees Were formed
to arrange for a parade and mem-
orial service at the cenotaph on
the evening of 12th of July. An
Orange dance is also planned for
the Wingham area on 12th of July
night, •
The members of the lodge. ac-
cepted an invitation to celebte
in Listowel on 13th of July. A tasty
lunch was served and the meeting
.was closed by singing the national
anthem,
The Canadian Red Cross main-
tains eight Lodges for hospitalized
veterans at DVA, hospitals in all'
sections of the- nation. •
The, world's best kno'wh symbol
is the Red Cross. In peace and war
it is the symbol of hope and mercy
throughout the world.
411111 MI AEI IN um - - ow
WANTED: Man for steady travel
among consumers in Huror
county. Permanent connection
with large manufacturer. Only
reliabel hustler considered. Write
Ravvleigh's D e p t. C-453-131.
Montreal, P.Q. 20b
OWN' A LIFETIME 'BUSINESS
that grows from repeat and
'vollintary orders. Start t part". or
full tirrie.-Easy - tot learn-too
store needed. If you are- willing
to work. Write immediately to
1600 Delorimier Dept. 51, Station
C. Montreal. ' 20b
TENDERS'
Township of Morris -
Tenders will be received 'by' the
,undersigned tiro until 12 o'clock
noon,' April 1,.1957, for the con-
tracts of constructing and repair-
ing, the following drains in Morrii
Township:
Murray-Lamb Drain consisting
of 12,900 lineal feet of open drain,
Nichol Drain consisting of 2548
lineal feet of tile drain and 18,647
lineal feet of open' drain, The
Township will supply, the tile,
Plans, profiles and specifications
may be seen at the Clerk's office.
A certified cheque for ten per, cent
of the contract price, must ac-
company each-tender.
Lowest or any tender not nec-
essarily. accepted.
Geo. C. Martin,
Clerk. - 20:27h
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WASHING MACHINES at the
Mildtnay Furniture* Showroom:
include new "Simplicity" at $107';
also . new Coffield ,and Locomo-
tive washers; flew ,,,1957 Norge
Automatic laundry equipment;
also slightly used. Thor automatic
ironer, $70.. Schuett's, Mildmay
13b
AMBULANCE •SERVICE • LEE'S TAXI
Box ' Holders' Names
Not Given-Out.
It is strictly against • our rules
to divulge the name or address
of any, advertiser 'using an .
Advance-Times Box Number.
Please do not ask us for this
information,
...a, 0.
Day and Night Service `CURRIE'S AMBULANCE, • Wing-
, ham. Safe, courteous Service.
Phone Day 51, Night 716,- or 636.
13rrb PHONE 185
tfielii0041141,01,101.0i0i10111 ttttttttttt tttttttt $001 ttttt Mit ttt iiiiiiiiii hill ii ip iiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiii .40 iii ,DEADSTOCK WANTED
ELLIOTT REAL. ESTATE AGENCY.;
Blyth, Ontario - Phone 104
;.CORDON ELLIOTT, BROKER:
f
Fleming Si Ballast, Salesman,5 Victor Kennedy, Salesman,
Res. Phone, 586J, Wingham, Res. Phone, 78, Blyth •
Large Farm Listing, I/Welling:3 & Business Property
Listings and Inquiries Invited.
"WE SPECIALIZE IN GIVING SERVICE',
SMELT NETS 15 and 20 ft. sizes
also excellent waders at the right
price. Alexander's Hardware
have a great selection of
fishing requirements now in
stock. Come in and look' it over
There's no eateh-until you buy
then watch them biter 20h
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our 'sincere
thanks and appreciation to all' our
neighbors, friends and' relatives,
Who helped in se Many ways at the
time of our bereaverrient.-Mrs,
Milton Watson and. family. 20*
CARD OF THANKS .
We would like. to express our
sincere thanka and appreciation to
all 'these 'who sent cards, letters
and treats and also those who
visited our aunt, Mrs. Walter S.
Forrest during her illness, Sincere
thanks -to friends. and neighbours
for floral' tributes and other acts
of kindness in our recent bereave-
ment.---Christie and' Andrew Turn-
bull, Viola and Graham Campb
b)b
ell.
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DEADSTOCK removed promptly
for sanitary disposal. FREE pick
up" on larger animals, reasonable
colleetiori charge for Small ani-
mals, Phone Collect Wingham
378, Palmerston • 123W or Dur-
hard 398. Gordon YeungLimited,
Orrb
Save Money
BY
PREPAYING
e BOY'S two-pant suit for sale, size
1244, good; condition, dark blue
APP13, to. Box 17, Advance-Times
20*
CRAWFORD
HETHERINGTON
MISCELLANEOUS' 152 CHEVROLET PICK-UP TRUCK
in excellent condition for sale
Apply to BoX 18, Advance Times
20* CARD OF THANKS-
•
IS YOUR TELEVISION properly
insured for all risk coverage?
For inforniation phone 298, Stew-
art A. Scott, Wingham. arrli
BUSINESS and
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY 'Barristers) Solicitors, Etc.
Wirigham, Phone 48
J. H. eitAwroito; O.
S. nerutrattNoToN, 441
• 6 WINGelat4
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LIVESTOCK FOR, SALE
A C .
ITAVISII 11 CHUNKS for' sale, 75 to 80 lbs.
Phone 715J12, Gordon Bosnian.
Belgrave, , 25h
•:'We BUSHFIEED:
Itatitiate14; Solicitor, Notary,
Money to titan • ,
' 3 • 3 , - . • ,
own of Wingham
1957 Taxes THREE, YORK SOWS due first
rlitter for 'sale, Apply to 'Wilfred
Walker, Phone 12134, 20to
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
and NOTARY PUBLIC
TEESWATER - ONTARIO
Telephone' 23 Teeswater
Wroseter-Every Wednesday
afternoon,. 2,-4 patt, or .4
by appointment, , Office-Meyer Block, Wingbanik
MNITARY SEWAGE diaposal
septic tanks, cesspools, cellars,
etc., pumped and cleaned, quick
service, all: work• guaranteed.
Apply Louia Blake, phone 42r6,
trusSels. 115rib
WELLINGTON FIRE Frederick F. Homuth
Carol E. 1-10muth, RIO.
tdrii. Viola WHomuth R.O.
ornittlu1s1Ps
PHONE is
Harriatono Ontario
PZIO,IONAL
Insntance Company
Est, 1840 -
An all Cana bait Company which
hag tiouirotty scrod its policy
hOittees for over a.'04titfiTY..
Head Ofrice totant*
A, id, Xiistmotoe Atelier.
Wingham
W. A. GALBRAITH, Treastirer,,
TOtirri
i
.4
111' g)t6ItACHfS are siowin you
uate 1111MACAPS and help
td relief from paiiitt and.
;c ices. n AA+rc.w aiik .14tilitest*, 20h4, 4441ltlt at low' tostr ' 16trb
2 CALVES also 1200 bales of hay
for sale. Apply to Geo. H, TerVit
phone 505w4, 201i'
Takpayers inay make pa3iinents account
o 1957 taxes tip tO 80 Per cent 100 taxes.
InfereSt at the iate Oi Vow; per cent, per
annum Will be allowed on such prepayments,
„Prepayments of taxes tifitst be made• at -the,
Town 'treasurer's Office, Town TT 1t1
TWO 110LSTEIN-IIEREFORD
heifers and one Dtirharn-Hol-
stein cow for Age: Apply to Stan
Gallaher, phone 51'6 Wroiteter.,
29*
CARD or THANKS
I wish to express my, sincere
thanks to all the' neighbors, friends
and relatives for all the gifts,.
flowers and bards sent to me while f was in Wingham General Henn.
tat arid. Victoria Hospital, London.
Special thanks id Di', IX Corrin
and Dr, C: Hilts, Wroketer We-
mans" Association and Witixeter
ToWnSend, le*
IN MEMORIAM q,
NICHOLSON-1n loving Meitiory
of a dear husband, Joseph
Nicholson who passed attaiS'
Years ago, March 20th,
Just a thought of sweet; renrierit,
braince,
last a memory fond and trney
Just it token' 'of affection,
Ands heartache' stilt ]for Yell,
,-EVer, remembered by Wifer,
Ethel, 20*
VATERLOO CATTLE Breeding
ASSeelatitin "Where Better )3tino.
Are tared'.. "Fee artifiettil iii
9efrilitatiott information or See,.
Vibe front, all breeds of 'etittlei
phono the Waterloo' Cattle
Breeding AiiinelatiOn att. Clinton
Hu 24441 or Mildmay 130r12 11e.
tikeett 1,90 and 0.50' ken, i'Vri
hevle allllreede iftfrAiiiibtif t'ra'p
700 BALES OF GOOD SVV,EET
Clover Hay, 400 bales of sweet
grass; 300 bales of miXed hay
for sale. Apply to Stan Render-
son, art, No. 2, Gorrie or phone
40, Wingham, 20*
STEWART A, SCOTT can now save
you 15% on your car or truck in-
suranec. Yearly or six months
policies, are available. Special,
rates for farmers, For further
Information phone 293, Winghturt,
29rrb
I would like, to expresS my sin-
cere thanks to all my, friencla and
neighbors for gifts, and cards sent
to me and for their visits while I
was a patient fit Wingham General
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr, W,
A. McKibben, IVIrre L 1VIerrey and
•her staff of nurses.-Chas, Lathers..
20*
Mrs: Joseph Boyle
Funeral Friday
AUBURN - Funeral services
were held last Friday Morning at
10 &in': for the late Mrs. Joseph
Boyle at St. Augustine Roman
Catholic Church.
Mrs. Boyle was formerly Mary
Shanahan, daughter of the late
John Shanahan and Anna Mein-
tosh and was bent October 12,
1885 in linnet township. She was
married to Mr. Joseph Beetle, on
Jene 11, 1913 at Clinton and moved
to concession 6, West Watva.nosh
where she has resided ever since.
She was stricken and passed
away suddenly at her home on
Tuesday, March 12, 1957,-
Besides het sorrowing husband
she is 'survived by one son, Cyril
of West WaWariesh and two daugh-
ters, Mra. Lyal .1VItilhern (May)
of Chatham and Miss 'Bernadette
of London, and three grandchild.-
ren, Also two sisters, Mrs. Charles
Smith (Ella) of OttawaS Mrs.
James Wilson (Hannah) of Clin-
ton; and four brothers; Charles of
London; Joseph of St, Lambeth,
P.Q.; John and Aloysius, both of
Clinton and one sister, Elizabeth,
Marg, Frank McCaughly preele-
eeased her in , 1018,
Interment took Place at St,
'Augustine ternetery. Pallhear-
'ers were Messrs, GUS Redmond,.
'Mike Cummings, John Boyle,
Brown 'Smyth; John A, Thompson
-and Mason McAllister,
Friends Were present froth Chet-
hen'', London, Goderiehy Elyth' and
'other neighboring towns,
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