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ALONG THE MAIN ORM
Be The Pedestrian
1' II I.: Sll Mt.tiaJ.',.
,Butchers tit, thl:i area. are in for
a period of depression with all
available on Stands out after deer
on tvlrlc.lt the season opened this
t\ eek. 'No reports as yet.
U u -
,several times this fall Whit Urose
has pieltell (IVO. r£isptic;rrips mar
his cottage at .Antberley, On Mon -
Clay he found a few of the Suselous
red berries and vas' be picked them
there was a light snowfall in pro
press, The be'rcies had not been
frozen.
it i 1. 1 t
STILL IN HOSPITAL. ---
Linda Templeman, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs, Mery Templer/tan,
who was injured .Hallowe'en night
when she, fell off from the back of
;I car near her home on John St..
is still In hospital, where she le
being treated for concussion and
otitt a head injuries.
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Ira N t1`ts±'i _-
Would the person -with a Gerrie
address wltu mailed a payment of
3$3.00 1a one -dollar bill mid a two -
dollar bills to The Advance -Threes
on 'Monday, please send in their
name and full address? We reeethe
ed the payment, but there was no
name hesitated, so we don't know
telt° to credit.
BusinessAssoc. to
.Meet: Thursday
The 'Wing/lain Business Assoeia. 50
Lion has called a• meeting for this
Thursday evening, Nov. 8th, at 7,30 A t
at the t'allatt Shoe shore. -
Tim meeting has been called to
lea- plans fur Lhe Christmas promo-
lion1
„.
town
t t1 andt dv i
se,uss stere
heart fur tate early part of next
year.
'ii -vers" merchant in the (•011tIlittn
ity Is asked to attend the 'meeting.
Three
Tractor
Next Week to See
Completely Re - a
•
e m
This Wee of The Wingham Ad-
vnnee-'1'11nes is the final one to all.
tear• in its present format. Next
.veelt's paper will be printed by the
'offset" process on equipment
which has been installed in oar
plant during the past six months,
TURNBERRY PUPILS
SAKE COLLECTION
The students of Turttberry To't'tt •
;hip ('enLral Seined eolleetefi frit
ENRAGE on Hallowe'en and real -
zed $15.5(J,
The r•hildr•en in Mar. mefeereey.e
room gave donations at the I.la1-
elwe'en party at the te,thool. Puplis
from Mars. {Joultes' and Mr, Tiil-
Patrick's classes collected In Turn -
berry Township when they Made
their "trick or treat" calls un
t I:allu,ve'en night,
EfetaAtigISLENT
Mr. and Mrs. ICai:ry Elliott, Blue -
vale, announce the etrgage.irhent 01
theirdaughter, 1Lu ghter 'Fir 11ls 'Harriett, to
Y •
air James ,Alvin ('amble, thin of
• Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Gamble, AL.
wood, The marriage will take plash
November 24th in Ktiox Presbyter -
ill!! _Manse, Bluevule. F'7o
UNITED TEI) fillU1iCal LSERVICES
Owing to the fternetrlbranoe Day
observaoer- at the Cenotaph ott
Sunday at 10.30 a.m., the morning
service lit the Wingham United
Church will begin at 1.1.10 a.m.
Evening service will be at. 7.30
pm, _._. :EI'7b
MILI I N(;
Begins at 'Wingitarn Curling (flub
Fiaturday, November 17th, Annual
dues, Fneu, reg. $:10,00, new curlers,
airmen women, reg, 312,00, new,
S'f,CJ, it'ree curling and expert in-
* etruetion will be given Nov 14, 15
and 10. Conte out and have a. try,
No obligation to join. F'71.1
EUCHRE
'Jas holle Wm/Lent's League are
starting their weekly eucitres on
'I'ueedtrt'. November 13. at sacred
Hart Parish. Hall at. 8.30 p.m.
Adm. 50c. Lunch and prizes. F7b
Itun J!firIIo.4 ANL) DA.NCJ!
For Mr. and .Mrs, Bert Hastings
let :F+luevale (Jwiuitunity 'Mall, Fri-
day, November ). Music by Wil -
bee's orchestra. Ladies please bring
lunch, Everyone welcome, .If7b
HOWIC.'it 'M`WP. F1PlRVIt_e;
Van REMEllli3Ri NtIJt IPA f'
Will be held at the 'Howlett 'T'wp.
e_ettutaprlt in Ii'ordwich Sunday.
Nat ember titer, at 3 pan. :Everyone
is !welted to attend, (A eettut.ap.t'
service only). I'7b
MO t1t(i4 �'>a1S)1jftA fl0N OF'
At!UCW LXTR41; ANN Hai.,
A.,.r1 tltekey vuprom. will be held
1rr semesters Hall, Betgrat'e, Friday,
elov, 10, at 7 p.m. Guist ;speaker,
Pet Jervell, fano continental -or
t.lrPL, f.on(fon,'T'lckets $1.50. 'F7b
MOIRE
eledfelluws euchre party will be
held In the Ocldfellows Hall an
Thursday, November 8th, at 8.8(i
pen. 1'7b
ECiCl IRE
'1'he Lawn Bowling Club is hold-
ing a euchre in the Town 'Rall On
Ky ✓;
'aturtla everting, November loth
a
a at 8 p.m, Admission 50e. Everyone
welcome, F7b
»A1 1' SALVE
Vegetable and apron sale will be
t held by Whiteelturclt Presbyterian
v'Choir in Wingham Council Cham-
ber Saturday, Novenber 10, at 3
,
o cl )clr, pro
Year Members
Installation
Junior Past Grand 'William Bain
peettirlerl at the meeting of 1001'
No. 1111 trudge last Thursday even-
ing for the opening ritual.
All !metalling 'team Pruett Seafut'tu,
L1 al:eI.M, Atiatt Campbell end his
stall +:ondu+'Led the installation of
the new members.
Murray 'Taylor was Metalled as
Noble termed; Arthur 1,a,idla:u
'tire (fraud; WIlford Caslick, re-
cording secretary; Ernie Cewln. a5
t •• eand d
fhtaicral .°,e_retary iiarul,!
Wild, ire/wince..
William Caldwell of
L'rucefield was a guest. Other visa
tore tlrnung the 00 people present
were from Brussels and Jerucefielci
lodges.
'l;wo member's of over 50 years'
titandiog in the WOE who were
at the meeting were Jim Murray
of 'Wingham anal Dave Benedict of
the Chesney Lodge„
Lunch was served at the close.
WINGLIAlii, ONTARIO, '#STKINlft.SDAY,
NO Irl V'Ir 7a
SING1,•la -CQPIF$
ar-
isbn
1ir.:txgt
Marini, 51, clerk of
.titr,ii'ii '1'uw11ship, was 0115 01' t:llree
_,T
',copse' who died In .H, ear -tractor
cullieion, on the etre lisle of Morris
'Iowlutliip, 3 miles west of Brussels
t+hour 3.30 Tuesday afternoon.
Alttu trilled lit the accident were
John Jones, and leis wife, whtl died
itltortly after arrival at Lite Wing -
Mira hospital,
Martin was driving the tractor
when it wait struelk by the west-
br'tlntl ear, 1t is not known which
direction the tractor was travelling.
The result of the Impact was one
of the worst crash scenes In the
area fur many years, The car was
completely demolished, and appar-
ently the driver of the tractor was
crushed when the 'maclhine turned
'ever 00 tip of the car. The battery
of one vehicle was thrown 75 feet
into an adjoining field, The crash
also took out a telephone pole as
the two inachines ended up in the
north ditch beside the road.
Three small children in the Jones
ear were rushed to hospital, where
they were reported in fair conch -
lion. One suffered a broken leg
and severe ruts and abrasions as
dict the other two. A fourth child,
also a. daughter, of the dead couple
was at school at the time of the
accident.
1'lhe Jones family have only re-
sided in Brussels for a short time
where lie was employed at the
Texas brill,
Mr. Martin lived about five utiles
west of Brussels. just off the fifth
t'oncessivn. He is survived by his
wife
1-1r, ft. W. Stevens, of Brussels.
attended the injured and was later
assisted f
-t, s1. e by'Ir, W. A,McKibben, o
d.Mt, b _
,
Wingham, '1'he injured woman was
brought to Wingham by the 'Walk-
er ambulance and the children by
the Rana ambulance, of Brussels.
..Che accident was investigated by
Provincial Constable Murray Frid-
enburg, of the 'Wingham detach-
ment,
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The get1r'l al eppritrttlier +,1 the
paper tt•i11 ,tut ler girt+tiv
Page size will be reduced from
eight. Lo seven 1.0111111 11N, leturuing
to the centro' :.ire 111 whist! T110 Ad
vimee.Tilnes wets published unlit
about six years ergo. 'i'he reading
mailer h! the pttpel' will be p(it)ted
in 11 larger type awe, recognizing
the ,teens for the greet/est possible
leseihiltty.
fteprttlbueism generally i:, rr.p'•l•I"
eft to be Wellen clearer, pare iiemlrly
where jatitttres are cWnrerllf° (
The biggest ehiange out readers
will note 101 that the pipet will not
Ire in the 1tr,,A1. 01 (tee 011 We•_lne day
1rlorlhi!l . We will do elm best to
have it. there ''n '1111ttstlay ntornitlg,
but we are not. evert going to guar -
ante? that taxiing fur the hest week
ur two. Praetically Pvely 01)e18-
11U1i 111 the pr-oductit'n of the- pie.
per will be new and strange to rale:
staff: new equipment Illia t,,, be
cu -ordinate:! and we fully e apeeti
to rule into seine "bugs" which will
delay the runs. However, we ea.
Peet to be onto regular; eteredllie
:rllurtly, slut will maintain Ir Thurs.
day meriting trailing .'late
The reason ter` flew Ilt.J'-e Lu it
later day is that tin let leesera tar_
curustancee we ate 1atre11 to re-
ffairly e
re-
fuse' a .y high 1, iCeutagP of
advertising anal ne with matter every
week. !'Tactically ;111 paper!' in
Ontario are p,ibtit;li>:d on star:..
Clay and su advertisiut; seiieitules
nt'-' geared to the majority, ratherI
than Lu our earlier requirenietits.l
JJOM "1'11 iJ ii III I
IN1�11Af I-IO!d[<,
'1'!te .Lions ('lub has ruideitaken
a ',reject which sllvulr( prove of
great benefit to the community
generally. Next spring they will
proceed with plans to pla.ee num-
bers on all the :homes in town, and
so facilitate the finding of address-
es by those who are less familiar
with our residents,
Mark Fiftieth Anniversary
A. family dinner
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, ,Art T+idgat•, of Morris Town-
ship, In honour of the golden wed-
ding anhliversary of Mr, and Mrs.
Joseph 1 , Smith, of Wingtharn.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, who were
married on November 7, 1019, in
Winglharn by Rev. Petrie, farmed
in 'Currhhet'hy Towtiship ttittil three
years £tgo. At that time they retired
and moved to their new home on
Shuter Street,
They have two daughters, Mrs,
Art(II'lma) Edgar, of Morris, and
Mrs, Floss (:Alma) Jamieson, of
Wlr€gharn, and two soils, Hartley,
of 'rillsonburg, and Ross, of Scar.
was held ou borough. They Itr,ve
el"vr'11
g in lid
-
r..hiidren. -
Alen rltteltding the r(iitnr+r t•', to
Mt, repel Mr's. A, 1.). n;tttiI'lt, of Blue -
vale, a brother of Mr. S;iu'ith, and
(Virg. Verna ,terry, of firucei'leld, his
eleter. A brother, hfitnt' Stulth, of
Dakota, was unable in anent!.
The 'nide ritia grol'rut of fifty
years ago receiver ninny lnvelt
gifi:s, 1nclucl111g Al 'top -tip toitster,
gold jardiniere, golrl blanket, gold
rimmed relish trete told ens and
set 00011',
A delicintts turkey dinner was
served to the 24 members of the
faintly by Mrs. Harvey Edgar, Mrs.
James Casentor'c, Mrs. Harold'' err
and Mrs. Leonard Phillips.
! !Il
17lhS NOT! -
iN_,....�.SER,QdJS
Inc AND TRAIN
MUT , I AI URSINE!
INI!
FORDWICH—A 'train-tru:k col-
lision at the northern limits of
@'ordwicsh resulted in a (:limon
man, John Andari, who barbers
Iwo days a week i11 k'ordwicll, be-
ing confined to Winghain District
Hospital, suffering from cuts and
bruises and severe shock. So far
as Is known 110 limbs were broken.
'1'!le panel truck was the property
el: Maitland Barber Supplies iv
C'liftoii, and supplies in the truck
tveee scattered over a wide area.
The diesel freight was proceeding
vest and Mr. Ander' was going
south. Ile was thrown about 47
feet out of the truck. Dr. W. _A__
McKibben, of Wingltant, attended
the injured ural, Provincial Police
Clonstable Jack Parkinson, of
Wingharn, is investigating.
Mrs. Whittle Downey, wilt) lives
near the track, witnessed the acci-
lenl from her window and called
police.
CURT OFREVISION
MRS FEW PAIRS
Court of Revision for Wi igl'tant':
1903 assessment roll was held on
October 29, members being R. (4.
Retlleriilgtoir, W. H. French, Frank
Howson, Elmer Wilkinson and .1
Roy Adair. R. S. Itetherington was
elected chairman.
Miss Mary Forsyth claimed that
her assessment should be lower
due to the fact that her property
i.:t !mated next to the C'lar•k sal
eitge ;raid and leas no sewage out-
let. It was agreed that assessment
be :lowered $50.00- oil tate land and
3100 00 on the buildings.
Robert Mowbray appealed the
nasessntent on his new apartment
building, He said that assessment
was higher than on comparable
apartments in the cities, The t'0un
ly asiessor• said that he had no
buildings to compare with In Hur-
on county except all older build-
ing and It was assessed at approxi.
(Please turn to Page Tent
KINEIVIS TEA
Klrlette fall tea will be held Wed-
nesday, November 7th, in the court -
ell chambers. Special attractions,
(Intl clothes, a touch -and -take table
and 11 candy table, 'Usual home
made baking, and tea will be serv-
e('.
1C ceuta
MANGLED WRECKAGE OF A CAR and tractor, the result of an
accident Tuesday afternoon in which three persons lost their
Hees. Dead are Mr. and Mrs. John Jones of Brussels and George
Martin of Morris Township. The Jones' three children, who were
passengers with their parents in the car are in the Wingham
and District Hospital in fair condition.—Advance-Times' photo.
ouncil CritIcd
ne
'3r• elore concluding its regular
*November lneeting at the council
citatnbere on Monday night, town
count:il tanned the postal service
to avid lroirt Weigher!!
'The t Coati -
1
e rtubjel_. ,aa opened by
wilier Garden Buchanan, wino point -
eel out flat well
arriveded in the
lnutlti!!g to late that It could not
he- picked sup before 9.30 a.m. and
that the last. mail out was about
3.41, p In. Sale ereates a real hard-
ship for many business firths in the
community, as it leaves only a min-
imum amulutt of time during the
business day in which to get replies
out. 1f niail dues not get out on
the afterttouv stickup it does not
leave the post office until noon the
next day, lie said
Contttciiloi r-fa,inith eaid the ser•
vice is a breach of faith on the part
el tine post office department, as
It was uniiete.tood that when snail
service by teal!! was discontinued
the service would be as good or
better. He claimed the service
was better for a time, but that
such is ;tot the case today. "You
are almost losing a day's business,'
he said. "and Ir1 a competitive mar-
ket this t:, bad "
Uv!11u'illut Buchenart ':lzirned it
is Clair t; sit of thing that is hurt-
ing email totem, and it could read-
ily mean the differet!te between an
Milted t-',' decidilrg to settle in
4tiiiigln vii t,, eel. "t think we
ehouid register a protest," he aald.
Leunail discussed the problem
and agee'-d teal] Councillors Na-
snlit!! ,f,+ t 13t!clnri:'rt Councillors
C:ruicliai!ank and 13ucilana.n were
delegated to step vault the 'author'.
ties 01+ tbt -'owlet
'S-!ttLer, Works Alginate!
1'I!e r'lees_ team:Led that labor
'costs had been apl,totred under the
winter "01ks program to the ex..
teut /,1 3,141,&"0 maximum tor the
sets' Igt, prole -, t '.viticle rill be handl-
ed by the Ontstip Witter il.esoorees
Joneet''.1'''' Another 'i? :roll in la-
ke 1t'at• ' app,oa•t'lt tor the ltl'-
ena front amt. $t,'e'() tor the change
douse a1 fie. .. ' i1,eni,,,ry etre 1
('c,i.1. ii :ll,510',1 •1+. Ft1'rt 111-11t
froth 1 he ,oc ?1 I1, ai ,•(, est t1ar- T,t.
greet 1', 1011, the: pereca' on Rentent-
bratior later
A tepet-t [tele t1,' tt'lr+ol,d111
Turn "WI tV 1'l171nitg 1.100 hi 11141t•1.
111«' 1101(110,.aitl :,Iti,+ti'.' niton WON
r�utl. The repot1 i,1dieatecl that M.
liencler.olt intendr',! he ;rel two lots
and tarnd agreed tlLh the bc:tr,l on
'metals aspects of Nervier, lir the
area. Ii would mean an estent.tolt
of i'atrieli ;street and of Summit
L)rl"e. 'flue beard 1'etomlrrnled to
' i • t •r rr'ttn' 1
c o .uu t , n -I g, t c .t_ tt vs•:th slit
gard to engineering standards for mile speed 1ir_it on the streets ad -
the street, which has not as yet jacent to the hospital. Council
been taken -weer by the to:oo agreed to ha'•e signs placed to
.0 ,'8vtanoe13-'ULIIteIl
lower the Inuit
Mayor Hetherington '"'elconird
Councillor' i7azgrnitle reporting fOt
Ilteinbers of the East vv atn°anosh t,ubli tr•oIks, said that the G. A.
council to the !fleeting to discuss
Gibson Construction Co had the
the sewage lagoon that will be built iowe:,t tender
foe sidewalks on
In the township south of W in 'urns Leopold and Bolan,s -Streets, The
Th p
mayor stated that a ublic tender of 41.l rents per foot wa'- ac -
hearing will be held on Thursday
by the Municipal Board, to hear opted by council Council agreed
any complaints that tniglrt rise to tranl•fer .L small amount from
p road consthtiction to bridge and
the township. He suggested if culvert construction The condi-
there was any difference of opin- boll of the treat' truck was elis-
ion between the Iwo councils it ceased ;,tic! it wan decided to have
would be a good idea to settle them it gone oeet before winter Mr,
before the meeting. He explained
Nesmith recommended that funds
the proposed lagoon to the town_ be set aside in 1963 for vire removal
ship councillors and showed them .
the engineering Ina_o, of dead elm trees in the town.
Reeve Clarence Hanna of Wawa_ Reeve Adan .a?d work is tiro-
Reeve
stated that there did not ap-
pei!° to be any major objections and the steel should arrive next
to the plan. Sonne minor "cussing" week Councillor Buchanan said
had been heard, but he felt it was slit i'- at the e enntarit had Bred
had
but the supplier, Ross Dtinda,,
due to the people not being aware ,,
of the circumstances. agreed to hire them replaced
The lagoon would not be des::
to any housing, Mayor Hethering-
ton said. and according to the est- GC ii.,.r.•'S Halloween
gineers there would not be any ob-
noxious odor
;!'lou e I waba 'ig
:tvLr. Nllnell, of O:zkvtllC' •as h, 'T'111 ear the gals c,f the tYing-
tr'odueed by Lloih Bill Conlon Ml ham ' 1T enjoyed both a Hailo:F..-
14liatell e..plained the system of e'en patty and a aer•ice ploject.I
house numbering it•ltich the Liune 'They are ,'leased to announce that
have taken on as a project. He re the i-,eeple of W'ingltam supported
commended that the namhere et.tet 1.11.11CISN l genet -,twl • agates by giv-
at the highway lnterseetion 10 the mg 1'3'—rtlattlt ?n pennies, but
south of town and work. Herts! ,T'_ a11' to hllLS nett' MOO to 310`)"00
athe t' t_Fn11 -a 1'.r "IC ,lrr1 c te., e, tet
sep11lI1,. ;;t would be t__e • 1v"�'_ I g i
for east and west '1 lmberir!g
plait 6 based on hat 6 1alo."1 di"'..Pi •c* thi.y. , ntr,I. t c•,, ill t10I {�
"the unit system' with IIIlrtlbc-ie b,-_ e;''•e. Fn.,:. ' 11 y ' h. ' (Ti'' feline.
lug allotted for every 211 !1` ( R,lt`- ntdl'ir!;; tltt peeettile---
i•est11ts in any glven iettrrb, l r„t 111'1 11 :•1 ',tae ' n,c f•„ pet,
parallel streets being opposite 111r IP ti.;! e tit,,
council agreed to the nese sse 1% .1 ee „rt ;; .• - i ee,.• t ,,lt lathes. r•.ti '
laws to Corer the pro:ect, vertical ?Iteratem ettr.r erltn` in,;, P tn'is-• 1
will be paid for 1n the 1,erttt;. !:'tine pea ale pans tat Tuesday P' e1I-
Assessor's Report the i •,It ...ash/inert figures
Aseessor Jack Rea:'ie reported eetine r,i !n t},• e_!!t rf Etre tease,”
to Council that total assessment ,• a t, l,r11. F, 1 ,t tF, <• t„ ni,9: Ll at, •i
$2,1305.715, compared to •.-..,re e , ,,, t, r„- ,,.1 rtE. r ^r
gresstng "'ell at the arena font
Nets $236 for UNICEF.
jam. . year. Re .,aid 15 tto" mei—a. 't,, le lieei, gtr-r ell. eat.-
had
it'Irad been built, and oil,' 41,.1(t11,, ,( 1.'" 01 9,. 1• li • a.e.t,n:,
building far all in, tease of eiteeee.i ,+e1 g 1„ 11-.-. t,.,lt;• ,•1,1 ,,,:11 1,, t::.
in residential =,ssec::,tnent 'Leer 8'11 row!t,"rr .. A' rr,, J.,, J.... :'tri
'Telephone building meant :iii 111 t+r,,•'l, ,"„t11i, 1V11+_tiro ii,:..,p•.„ „t•
cfeaee of $3.35u ill bueit1c,, assee,- 1''lt11l 1;It'1011 I1,,11,
rtlent. Loss due to fires and ad. T'rr:r'hev, e•r.rrpto, 't'''ree att"ttg
justrnents amounted to 321,475. Etna tlttt 'It•t,•.•t
Separate School portion is $18.4/(1 .l11 ;ttrt•,t•e,•i i,::. (l ' (111nrtwlt .t
and Public School $2,bt37.J4o. Popo I „allele -le 01 ttnt,,,r: •,n,i n,.tn=ante{
ration figures had remained state' a, hob ire e1ple :.e, ethole for
at 2,830 people in the comm.1111, it^arumttrt,l find 11111111,.•r'er! pump. L7lstrr• I (idvErtt',r, trto✓ho Vdlt3+yr
,`iolne $532,450 1inbuildingbuilding*ter?tots lane at, 1.11,;'' e:atlt• rite„r.aterl vnt 1715 n4fi�ial v' .t1 the IIIlott5
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RETIRING FROM SERVICE
PR[SE\TATIDN MOE
TO RSM CORRIGA
1
A very pleasant y pea ant event was held
In the Wingham Armouries on Sat-
urday evening when R,S.MM, Atex
Corrigan was honored, by fellow -
members of the 39th Battery,
iRCA(M) upon his retirement, after
many years of service with the
unit. ”
A. deLelous trrkey d'inne'r was
i serl'ed by candlelight and the new
'R.S,11?., Archie Mitchell, presided as
I master of ceremonies. for the oc-
I casion. Bdr: Ed Hand proposed the
Itoast to the Queen. - -
Mrs A. Mihtchell 'presented a
. bouquet of roses to Mrs.' Corrigan.
land the retiring sergeant' -major
was presented with a gift from"the
WO2s, junior and senior NCOs. The
;presentation was s m e
ad by Sgt. -Maj-
J C>•. Blackwell,
Mr Corrigan replied on behalf
of both his wife and himself, ex -
1 pressing his deep appreciation of
the honor which had been .bestowed
upon him by his comrades; .
Lt. -Col. Vickers, Lt, -Col. Oliver
and Lt. -Col. Hetherington each
spoke of the excellent quality of
service which had been devoted to
the regiment by Alex Corrigan,
not only in the peaceful years since
1945, but also on the battlefields of
Europe
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1t the conclusion of tlxe di
Sgt. -Maj, G. Appleby expressed the
appreciation of the guests to Bdr
Frank Seddon, who was responsible
for the etteellent meal, and his help-
ers, Mrs. Seddon, John Campbell,
Mrs. Bill Templeman, Gordon Rine
tout, Allan Harrison, John Ed-
werds, 'Bob Angus, Bob Ostrom and
Mrs Robert Powell,
EDWIN WALKER
were issued until the end of Et: 1
v,r• t ...'(If t”/nl
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,art on Tues'1aVHrealet:o11 endemetic!! complied tebertheme,' ell.--..- iters. neer: 17IS"ifVEtrt(`1 Lirn Ed is a C1cC:Cr
with the recoiutuendatljlic:. Council accepted the t-eport :tuts :it,.i her rtltit,:;;, trete plug pone nte,nbct 'tf the Midland Lions
A hill for evert; 011 lite extension voleed approval of the •jot, Mt. mow Club, tn;t', club h1't?sldettt in
of ('ortlye Street to the `;tparate Reavie has done for the tower 'Closer• ,;wit i f,tti,npt {rte Inuit,
of 1041-42; deputy district oo er-
drool vas Neel. Connell decided ter
Committee Reports i tt;•r, if ,.,lei:. r.n tnnrh vvtrs nerved ttC r lit 1949-5(3 and affairs in
1960.61. 11e h r
a4, bon actively
interested ii) the promotion of
ttestshe. Lions.' public speaking con -
tutu the mailer freer 10 the Roman
Catholic I)lorese of London, as it
felt under the ugreemet_t made
p+7b when the school was built, 1n re.
Warren Callan reported that Po en! daerielellrerl 11111 ieea1ly! The
lice Chief James 141111er is having groups fir 7nlir etiee were formed
sortie traffic problems around the and given their dist•teetr before
hospital and had requested tt 15- , the evening ended with. "Tape."