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- OP ens, Court. House -
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I Hurmi County citizens joined Wawanosh Township. -
With rovincial officials and local Other speakers were John V.
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dignitaries 01, Tilesday'to. official- Fischet, W ardeff of Huron,; R. E—
ly open . the new Tilesday
court 5y
representing Canadian
House at Coderich Pooley,
a,h "Mayor J. E.
Legion br 0e
The actual• act . of declaring the Huckins. ,, .
new building open was performed Mayor Huckind. officially pushed
,by Premier Leslie Frost, who was a button ,to sound the chimes of
assister by the Chief Justice of On- the new tower clock in the court
tario, Hou- J. -C. Ruer. . I hoqse%
The modern three-stokey build- The. building
building
inclpdes a chapel,
ing replaces the
histori furnished by Legion branches.
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destroyed by fire two years ago.
The earlier building, begun in,
. 1854, for a hundred years was a Work On Pool
landmark in the centre of G,ode-
Tich. . Advances;
Visiting officials were entertain
edat an official Itincheon 'whue, '
. their wives attended a similar Agree on Garges
function at Knox Presbyterian
Church. . Fees which will go into effect
Two, Bands - the Cariadian on the opening of, the new Lions
Guards Band from Camp Borden, Pool were approved at a meeting
visiting there, and the Goderieb,of the Lions Club Monday evening
Girls' Trumpet Band -played be- 'in the Community,- Centre. 'rhe
fore and after the official ribbon- schedule of fees had, been recom-
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cutting ceremony. .1 mended by the park committee
Premier 'Frost, who was *Intro- I and 11id board of directors.
,duced by Thomas Pryde, M.L.A, : In giving consideration to the
paid tribute to. the county and 'matter, members were informed
. said: "This portion of Ontario is the proposed fees were arrived at
, 'the mother of other provinces. following a study of charges made
The opening of the west can be at similar pools, in Mitchell, Gode-
_?ttributed to men and women who rich, Elmira and Monktom The
came from these parts." Seaforth scale, it Was believed, in -
The new court house, he said, is corporated the better features of
&.a monument to the.justice, sta- the scale in effect in other cen-
bilmr.y and progress of this coin- tres, and in every category were
moony" . % equivalent or lower than other
He'streos6d the need for chit- places.
dren to be taught what, the new The scale is as follows: Chil-
building-. stands for and to this dren under ,high school age, 10
end -amid scattered shouts of juv- cents or $1.00 per season; fourth
enfle approval - he proclaimed and following children's season
June 4 a holiday for school chfl- .tickets in one family, free; S.D.H.S.
dren in Huron, County and urged pupils, 25 cents, or $3.00,per sea-
rcials to take youthful visitors son; .adtdts, 25 cents, or .00 per
n *guided tours of the. building. season.
'.You have had a vision of the Reporting for the parks commit -
future of Huron, of the province tee, chairman A. Y. McLean said
and of the country, for the cen- work of completing the pool, While
tury which Ties Ahead," he said. . progressing, had not advanced as
'"The chfldf�n. in' our schools Ear ,as had, been anticipated be -
will be responsible ,for. the coun- cause of. wet weather. Work was
try during that - time, and they. being Advanced, at -every oppor-
should. remember the'opening of tunity, and it -was hoped would be
this building and what it stands completed within three weeks.
Aw!ol � . Ross. Scott was chairman of the
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introduced by Judge Frank Fing- E. Smith and McLean. Nom-
. land, outlined duties of judges. and. mations .for the various offices
sketched the judicial system of were received. '
. Canada. � I . It was agreed that the club would
"This building is dedicated as co-operate with the Arena Com-
a ball of justice," he said. "We mission and Hockey Club in a
have fought two ireat wars to en- series of binkos. The matter was
sure we would not be deprived of raised by J. E. Keating of the
our rights and liberties-" arena commission.
InvocatiQn and dedication of the The club approved the purchase
building was performed by the of. a reading instrument to assist
I Rev. R. G' MacMillan, of Knox the blind in reading. Guests at the
Presbyterian Church:.,
: ., . meeting included Evan Hoffman,
Chairman of the official lunch- I Seaforth, and Earl Munroe, Lon-
. eon and subsequent ceremony was don.
Orval E. Taylor, reeve of `East; . I
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Plans Advance'
For Rosary, Rally ,
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Most Rev. John - C. Cody, D.D.,
LL.D., Bishop of London,• is spon-
soring The Family Rosary Crusade
in conjunction with the marking
. ,of the Cehtennial celebrations be-
ing held throughout the Diocese
I of London. this year. Under the
direction of Rev. Patrick. Peyton,
CS.C, a series of ten Rosary ral--
lies will be held throughout the
. diocese..
St. James' parish,- Seaforth has
been chosen as the headquarters
. for one of these rallies, which
be held at "Agricultural Park
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Friday,- June 'S,
at 7:3o p.m., and
will be host to 12 parishes in this
northwest part of the diocese. -
-rather Peyton, who some eight
years ago. began. the crusade to
restore family prayer to'all homes
in the London Diocese,will be re-
membered
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membered by all who participated MICHAEL BECRELY, Sea -
in the -Rosary Crusade at tbrit fokth, Who graduated- from
time,. and the present Crusade will University .of.,Western Ontario
.. afford an opportunity for New last week in Honor Psychology,
Canadians to join in the practice receiving second-class honors.'
of the daily' family rosary and the He is a son of Mrs. F. J.
renewal of the rosary pledges. , BecWy and the late Dr.
According to pubTlefty chairman Bechely.
Leo Hagan, committees are in the I � "I
process of arrangement, and
everything possible is being, done
to accommodate the thiongs t1iat
are anticipated for the Rally."
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forced postponement on two occa- 1-1.1� "' 0: erator calls, I .,;. .. . ,
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last week and visited the new Ontario Co-op mixing plant. ,,Shown hr. -,this group during a visit to the 100 -yard dash in 11.1 seconds. ;..- � expenditure in 3.955, and questions , .,
the O.A.C. are: Left to -right: standing. R'. Winch, of the United operatives; Wallace Ross, -El- Runner up was Bill Scott with 16 ..... on the number and kinds of em. � ��' , '�
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I liott Walters, Verne Alderdice, Jack Davidson, Ernest Whitehouse. Seated: left ,to right, An points; Vic Uhler was third with. --
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with' 17 points; Bob Govenlock "'
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second, with 14, and Paul Mc-
newMc—new office being opened by stead of the 29 asked in 1951. These . .."1
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the Workmen's Compensation are age, sex. marital status, Tela- I ...'� 1
As St. Colurn. .babofts Has Penny Salei Master, third, with 12. -Board to serve Western On- tionship to head of household, and
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' . . Events in the girls' classes tario. He is a son of Mrs. whether living on a farm. Iufor�
The St. Columban penny sale frigerator and oven set, Mrs. Alex bage can, Joe Murphy, St. -Colum- closer scores. the.
Scott led the W. E. Southgate, of Seaforth. motion on the other questions ask-
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drawing was held Tuesday in the i McMichael, Clinton. ban; blouse, Mrs. Alex Muir, Sea- seniors with 20 points,ed by - , I 1�111
parish hall, resulting as follows: Girl's dress. Ted Doyle, St. Col- forth; pillow cases, Mrs. Sheila Doris Johnston with 17, and Yvette - . ed in 1951 has not the same dei '
. . I gree of urgency; in fact, some of I I I
Pyrdx pie plate with silver holder, 6fiiban; centrepiece, Gordon Ken, King, Seaforth. Van Poucke with nine. I
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Mrs. Earl Healy, Dublin; bath nedy, StratfQrd, pair vases, Doro-� Cake saver, Jack Dalton, St. With 21 points, Ruth Sills led the the characteristics of the popqlk- . ".3;
W.C.B. Promotes tion such as religion, origin, ecu- I I
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towel set, Kenneth Papple, R.R. 5, ,thy Dalton, St,'Columban- flannel-, iColumban; ornamental vase, Mrs. intermediates, followed by Barbara .: '1�
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Seaforth; ornament and fern, Mrs. ette blankets, Mrs. Mae Dorrance, •IFrank Doyle. Toronto; pillow cas- Boyd with 17, and Ruth Crozier ly slowly and an enumeration of t'.,
John Flannery, Dublin-, two pairs Seaforth; towel and child's over. -'es, Mrs. Thomas Hodgert, Sea- with nine. Seaforth Man them once in 10 years is adequate. . 1:,�
hand-knit socks, Mrs. Angus Ken- alls, Mrs. Ross Gordon, R.R. 1, Sea -'forth- towel, Mrs. Mae Chesney, Faye Love scored, 19 points to I
nedy, St. Columban; pillow cases, forth; neeklance and earri 0""I , Seaforth; groceries, Mrs. Joseph lead ,the juniors; Marion' McLl- The appointment . of R. Duncan The agriculture, questionnaire ,.- 1; ".". ,
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Mrs. M. West, Seaforth; flannelette Mrs. Bill Little, Seaforth; vz� .-penter, Dublin; bath set, Mrs. �
wain second with 14, followed Royeroft ,as Kitchener -Waterloo, approximately 290 in 1951. As is _11
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blankets, Mrs. Frank Sills, Sea- cases,.Monica Roach, Dublin; duf- Be1ji Hodgert. Seaforth; Pyrex pie closely by Joan Bach with 13. district representative, and R. Me- ,the case with all census Evork, all ,
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forth; water set, Mildred Ryan, SL fle bag, Teresa Lynch, St. Colum- plate' Mrs,' Junior Storey, Sea- .
' Leod Southgate, as assistant, was census enumerators are worn to
Columban; thermos jug.; Mrs. ban; case of corn and peas, Jack forth; pillow cases, Mrs. Beth announced this week by E. E. strict secrecy and the Dominion . ..
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Michael Doyle St. Columban; or'n- Toronto; towel set, Mrs. Hodgert, Seaforth; salt and pep- Winthrop Ho!ds Sparrow. chairman of the Work- Bureau of Statistics is forbidden
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amental ash tray Mildred Ryan, Joseph Lane, St. Columban.; bion- Pers, Mrs. Raymond Nott, Eg- . . � -
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St. Columban; i;i��d's suit, Mrs. J. ket, Mrs. Frank -Murray, R.R. 2, mondville; child's dress, Betty Lou The Kitchener -Waterloo district any . -
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H. Dorsey, Seaforth. Walton; magazine rack, Mrs. Her- Peth,lek, Dublin; towels, Mrs. Ross office of the 'Workmen Compen- paiticulars relating 'to, any . . .11 .
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Card table, Mrs. Marie Melady, ry Nesbitt, R.R.-Ij Seaforth, tele- -SavWge, Seaforth. . sation Board Will start operating indliddual' ptrs6if 6r''bu?iness. � ..
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St. Columban; pillow cases, Joe vision lamp, Mrs. Frank Lamont, The president and executive of .Young People's anniversary ser- I October. Enumerators responsible for the � ?
ices were held in Winthrop Unit- in : --'�11
Flanagan, Jr., SL ColumbAn; Seaforth; wall plaque, Mrs. Fer- the C.W.L. wish to extend sincere v Mr. Roycroft and Mr. Southgate census in Huron have each -com- I.
ed Church on Sunday with Larry �
chocolates, Kaye Stapleton, Dublin; gus Feeney, St. Columban; pillow appreciation to all those who made will shortly move with their fam- pleted a course of instruction to
possible, to those Wheatley, the president, in charge.;
duraware dishes, Mks. John Moy- cases, Mrs. Lawrence Jacklin, R. this penny sale poss , ilius to Kitchener. , familiarize them with the prob-
I Ian, St. Columban- 'pillow cases, R. 2, Brussels. who donated the articles, to Mr. L. P. Plumsteel, Principal of Sea- "Mac" Southgate, a former resi I
, forth District High Schbol, was . I- lems of the survey. Previously, ,
Mrs. Vin&nt Lane, St. Columban; Ovenware, Mrs. J. A. Westeott, IR. S. Box for use of his die- ldent of Kitchener, was born, rale- each had written a selection test
guest speaker in the morning. 1,
cold pack canner, Jimmie Cronin, Seaforth; shaving case; Ken Lane, play window, and to all those ed and educated in Seaforth. Hav- ,as a result of which the enumera- t ,,
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St. Columban; bedroom lamps,' Toronto; B.B. gun, Joseph Twy- who patronized the sale, both in Speaking to the parents and young Ing been a member of the board's tors were appointed. I 'i
Mrs. Lillian Wright, Seaforth; pil- ford, Seaforth; Pyrex pie plate, Seaforth and, St. Columban. people, he pointed out some of the I- audit department for the past 10 Those serving in Huron are: . t
low cases, Mrs. Roy Rau, Sea- Mrs. Maurice Melady, ,St. Colum- - problems that parents have with years. Mr. Southgate spent much Donald R. Dunbar, Ethel; Miss E.
forth; bath towels, •Art Wright, ban; 10 pounds sugar, Mrs. Frank young people today. On behalf of time conducting firm ,audits in the, Rhea Hall. Blyth; Joe . O'Keefe, . I
Seaforth; bookends, Cecelia Kraus- Sills, Sr., Seaforth; set of ash trays . Cattle in Demand the younger generation, with Whom Kitchener area. iKintail; Wilfred R. Hackett. Dun- . 1;
� , he is working. be upheld their �iarried with two children, I I
kopf, St: Columban; Esmond blan- and cigarettes, John L. Malone St cause and laid the blame partially . ganron: Louis J. Phelan, Blyth; r
. . � Woodworking and showing horses --P. Hallfahan. gelgr�ive; ..
1et, Mrs Betty Felkar, Centralia; Columban; pair vases, Mrs. Malone,
At Hensall Sales ,SimbW J. -
on the parents. are his hobbies. He is also a Russell Kernighan, rich: E'arl .
sugar and flour, Mrs. Sara Mc- gus Horan, DulAin; lazy Susan. 0. Don Dodds and Laverne Godkin Gode " I
Iver, Seaforth; work shirt, Ed- Weston, Seaforth; cigaraties, Ken- Prices obtaining at Hensall Coin- . veteran of the Canadian Army, Anderson. Brussels-, Mrs. Ila E. �
__' assisted Larry Wheatley in the 'I .
ward Rowland, St. Columban; fe-�,neth Murray, R.R. 2, Walton; gar- munity Sale were: weanling pigs, ass' . . . Godfrey. D,lngannon; Oliver An'- .%
"O to $10; chunks. $12 to 1-416; sows. morning service. Miss Betty Axt-
.1 mann, on behalf of the Young Berson, Blyth: James T. Scott,
$60 to $85; Holstein cows, $125 to an en Istruck By Tractor, .Senforth: J, Finlay MacDonald. . I
HENSALL SPRING SH1011 FRODAYT 'r- $175; Holstein ..calves, $10 to $15; People's Class. presented - I ll,ucknow: Robert M. Simpson. Kin-
, Hereford calves, $25 to $40; D rolment plaque for the Sunda.N, , . :
Dur- ures Shou" ' I - e
0 school to W. T. Dodds, super -n- 1� Fract er tail; Ernest J. Bo-gi . Goderich.
ham cows. $150 to $165. School. The I Andrew J. Bremner. Listowel; J. .
OUTSTANDING FEATURES PLANNED ) There was a good demand for tendent of the Sunday Scho
. choir sang special music under, When he slipped as he was,ba*�.w' Douglas Hem'rgway. Brussels; �
A I H that is needed to make the Ing reported by members. accord.�' rass---cattle; 2.50 pigs and 50 the direction of. Miss Mary Den- i ing a tractor to a plow at his ' James H. Currie!'." Wingham; Ken- 1
head of cattle were sold. "
1956 Spring Show of the South Ing to Jim McGregor. of Kipp.,n..l - nis. Joan and Lois' Ann Somer- father's farm on the Mill Road, r-etb McL(,an. Moncrieff; Herl�ert . .:
Huron Agricultural Society, being the club secretary, Reports from I Ville sang a duet, "Back of the Monday afternoon. Neil Haugh, 17:JGarniss. Wingliam; Ben Walker, I
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held in Hensall on Friday, an out- ,boys and girls in the club indi- I . . TV DEBUT Clouds." at the morning service, I was painfully injured. He suffered i Brussels: Ernest Gaunt. Lucknow;
standing success is good weather. tate good gains generally,_- Club Sharon Strong, daughter of Mr. and Mary Dennis favored with Ala fractured shoulder and bruises J. Cairns. Lucknow; Mrs. Margar-
I according to fair officials. officials expect members will make and Mrs". -Leonard Strong. R.4. 2, solo at the evening service. as the tractor knocked him do%�-n. "t Whyte R.R. 2. Seaforth; Mrs.
I One of the highlights of the fair a profit on their venture this year, Dublin, "'will appear on. Circle 8 Rev. R. J. Holden was the speak-, .Laura Forbes. R.R. 1. Clinton; Mrs. 11
is the Hensiall Feeder Calf Club, -since beef prices have advanced Ranch over CKNX-TV on Thurs- er at the evening service. with I Eleanor Bradnock, Auburn; J, M. .1
when more than 50 members will recently, and may be higher by day evening at 10, o'clock. Catherine Campbell and Mae Bol- ShGwer Honors Jamieson. Londe4boro. R.R.; Gor-
compete for championship honors. fair time, he said. t6n assisting Larry .Wheatley. doo'Scotl. Seaforth; Dominic Mur- . I
Gains of over 500 pounds are be- In addition to the Feeder Calf Those acting as ushers Were To . ray. Walton: R. J. Murray, Sea-
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— Club, keen competition is promis- London Shower Somerville .and John Alexander. Koppen Bride forth.
ed in cattle and horse classes. The church was beautifully dee r- I, Don Denni!,. Walton: Martin .
I Aliss Maja Roobol was hostess Klinkhamer. Dublin: Mrs. Kath- . �.
, Queen's Badges To The show gets underway with . , For Ki en Bride ated with Spring flowers r I s for at her home Monday evening for leen Sorsdahl. Cromarty; Mrs. Li-
parade of school children and , services. . . I a Dres,!rtation for Miss Marie Pull- I, McKaig, Cromarty�: Roy La- . I
Seafo�th Scouts bands. Exhibits of farm machin- A:.Ilseellaneous shower was giv- ,
man, bride -elect of this Saturday. .mont, Zurich: Lyle Hillj. Varna:
ery and a midway will be fea- en an Friday evening at Mrs. Hel- with -Miss :Marilyn Eyre acting as John T, McAsh, Varna; Robert ,
tures on e grounds. Another Move To Huntsville. ' Horner. R.R.. Zurich;' Bruce
Seaforth Scouts were 4onored.g en McGlynn's home. 441/i Byron . mistress of ceremonies. It was a
week ago when two of th6r num- highlight, and one of the popular ..
features in fairs In previous years, Ave., London, to honor Miss Jean I surprise shower. when some fif Klopp, R.R.. Zurich; Milfred Schil-
her were presented to Lieutenant- will be the baby show, when South Caldwell, bride -elect. daughter of Couple Honored I teen girl friends of the guest of be, Zurich;..Gordon ,Sargras. Zur-
Governor Louis ,.Breithaupt, at Huron's best babies will vie for Mr. and Mrs. William Caldwell. . : honor -met to present her with ich: James McAllister. R'PL' Ziff-"
a ceremony in Stratford, and re- prizes. Kippers. Fifteen girls from the of Friends- and neighbors` of Mr. ,many lovely gifts. A preserqation ich: Donald McKinnod. Hensall; :
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Elmer Webster is president . I -re. and the gifts were brought , Exeter. I �
The Seaforth Scouts were Peter t of fice"of nip�rial Fuels Ltd.. where and Mrs. John Stevens, James St..' address was read by Miss Marilyn 1 Glen Mickle, Exeter; Stanley Love
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ceived their Queen's Scout Badges. i
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the society, and Alvin Kerslake is Jean was employed. attended, and gathered on Wednesday evening to E� I I
Spittal and William Scott. spent by playing present them with a G -E frypan. in in a decorated basket and pre-. Mrs. Mabel Johns. Woodham;
Over the holiday ,week, A Sea- 0., the evening was
forth Patrol took part in a C . "Act Past." The gifts were pre- A social evening was spent. Mr. sented by Miss Roobol and Miss Mrs. Jean Hodgert, RR_'Exeter; I
Camp-
. sented in a prettily decorated bas- and Mrs. Stevens will be leaving! Greta Pfaf. Pink and white color Ed Westcott. R.R.. Exeter: Mrs. :
aree at Duncan )Lake, near Coning- Jonathan Hu ,ill ket, after which Jean thanked ev- Seaforth to make their home in schemes were used for the chair Marjorie Broadfoot, Brucefield; . .
wood, when two pennants were won. . 9 eryone. A buffet lunch followed, Huntsville. Miss Laura Mold read i decorations. A sing -song and piano Joseph Devereaux. R.R. 4, Sea- I
About 400 Scouts- were in attend with a small bridal cake and the address and Mrs. Vera Mc- � duet by the Misses June and Faye forth; Mrs. Roy Bell. R.R., Hen- I
afice. The Seaforth Patrol in Escapes Injury candles decorating the table. Donald and Miss Laura Mole I Ross, and contests highlighted the sail ; Winston Sbapton, R. R., :.
charge bf Jim Crich, included I affair, Luncheon was served, Exeter; Irvine Finkbeiner. Cred- ,
Roy Dungey, Craig Willis, Glen On Tuesday evening. May 22, a served lunch. I I . ".
Johnathan Hugill, 06, R.R. 2. miscellaneous shower was given I . iton: Leo Regier. R.R.. Dash- I
Colitts, Stan grown, Edward Seaforth, escaped injury when the wood; Isaac Bestard. R.R., Park-
, James, Ray Scoins and Ron Myatt. vehicle he was driving was in col- Miss Jean Caldwell at the home , � hill-, William Love. Grand Bend. .4
. ,..f,� . .1 '. lision With a car driven by Don. of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Win. I
aid Badertscher, 16, of Hanover Caldwell, Xippen. It was "arranged I .1
Toronto Graduate -9outb of Exeter, Saturday after-' by Mrs. Robert Eigie, Mrs. Mor- .. I ,���_.. BRUCEFTELD GIRL 1:
noon, 11adertscher was admitted ley. Cooper and Mrs. Robert Me- I ... __..�i: 'i
unconscious to South Huron Hos- Gregor Fifty neighbors and I �,, . ..
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pdtal, Exeter, with head and facial . 1: ...; , and Janice Mary Regiei, Zurich:
�i . and useful gifts were received. ,;,;:,:,;��4'%�..;. : . 1, J
Ffed (Ted) Savauge has su6- Injuries. I . The evening was spent by playing : 1: . were among district students who I f, ��
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watchmaking course at the School C a The presentation address was �"."i ! fol ceremony in Thames Hall, Lon- .
of Nero es Par• y Prices read by Mrs. Robert Elgie as fol- � : . - �,'�
16gy in Toronto. He Is en- Sees it : . don. last week, Each of the 71 ours- . �-, �1
tering into business with his " lows, Dear Jew We can tell b 11-a es received a bouquet of red roses. I I ,4.,R
father, and will bi in charge of •the glow on your face that you :1.18'il'
the watch repair department of Election Factor are appy as you should be, and . .V,
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