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MRS. JAMES R. HACKETT
PASSED AWAY FRIDAY:.
The ;death' sof, ' Mrs. .dames • R.
Hackett occurred, in Victoria Hos-
pital ion -Friday, August 29th• She
survived her husband only thirt-.
papsed•
away on ,TuIY 29th; 1946' 9 - -'
Mrs. Hackett has" been in fail-
ing health for" a time: She was a
patient" in Wingham° for •several
weeks and was removed to Vic -
toric
Hospital, London, , a couple
of weeks prior to her death. For=
mer-fy -:Elizabeth • Hunter, she was
in her. 68th year. a
° The funeral sex..vice washeld'
at the home of her, 'son, Wilfred l
It. Hackett, Con.' 10,' Ashfield, on
Monday . with interment in •Green-
hilt `Cemetery:
Tif URS,, SEPTEMBER ilk 1947
_ MARQUISETTE. Firm ivory marquisette with • colored 'Otis-
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flus• ter dots..A wide •width. Smart for niew curtains, -any style,
ruffled or plain. Color dols, red,' green and blue.
STET CURTAIN MATERIA:L
in Ecru,Be�utiful• floral sprays,
wears and washes, perfectly.
CFT,F,RNESEVOILE . Woven from rayon silk -With fine cot-
ton to ' give that extra richness and wearing quality. Ex-
tra wide` width: ,
MONKS CLOTH : Basket weave, 4 l ve1y creamy tan shade,
• Wide ,and: soft draping.
MARQUISETTE with puffy dots, fine rich, wide width mai-
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erial..
Teton
Wo.0 Dance. & piPing Prizes
.At a Scottish' Association pic-
ide held - recently • at Sault Ste.
arie, dancing ' and piping prizes,
• were wan by Mr. and . Mrs, Robt:
Smith. •Mrs. :' Smith 4(formerly
--WOW a Maci:io
;Prize' in' .the 'sword .dance
petition and : her husband ' placed
first as ;a piper.
ENG PEMENTS_
Mrs. Stanley • Drennan an-
nounces the engagement , of • her
daughter, ,Margaret Ellen Bowe
of ° Detroit;'„ to Mr, Finlay •John.
MacDonald of Ashfield; The mar
o rt. PP :i A field
'Pres t-e-rian; Church n Spm
ber 20th' • 0,
GrIVIE.E BUILDING
(Continued from Wage' 1)'
Mrs. McKim, who . pointed out.
that they,;, liked' their home very,
very much, but would not stand
in the way, of local industry, and•.
_would withdraw at once from the
building . on the assurance • of ' a°
meeting :placeiii. the recreational
Centre sand cupboard space for
safeguarding their. equipment.
In a' matter ' of minutes " the
building' Was Mr.. Hobrough's,
with the .Reeve: expressing. the
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Better Fitting
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Bitter Wearing
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bell, Pt. Clark, annoUnce the, en-
gagement of their' YOunger dau-
ghter, Florence, Audrey,,, to Mr.
John MacDonald,,:Lucknow, the
„marriage to take place early in
e Board ' and.re-
ceiving—the;
ecei ng the- t orf
brough who was called in to hear:
'the . good `news.
Ask Parking Strips •
Gerald Rathwell, on behalf of
the. Business Men's `: Association;
.asked • that Council cobsider•
owest' Passible: Prices.
ltatbvve:
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s Prepared To Meet ' Your' : Needs
or. Cool Weather . Ahead .
Pride Soap
Solid Pack, Rhibarb:
Two 20 •pz. tins 5e
20 oz.. titi Oc
EnjoY., thete tasty 'fruits an
-7— a AleliCiOUSAge_Xaade with
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. Fresh TaStY Cookies. for those.
Spiced Wafers, .
, Jim Filled and Spiced
Sultana Ham --
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Texsun Gra.pefruit Juice ••
, 'A 'refreshing, healthful
-Blie_Rib_bon Tea
Redeem your Blue Ribbon
THOMPSOWS
Sk,Ore of 'Friendly Service
r. and Mrs. Arthur J: Boe,. of
Forest Hill ..Village, `announce the'
engageincient• of :. their; daughter,
Audrey Isobel, to George .Wilber
Tiffin;, son of Mrs. A J. Tiffin and,' balance the -busy season. Coun-
the' late Mr:.` Tiffin. of. Winghaim cillor Solomon ,pointed" .out,.. it
The marriage will ,take, place'• on
Wednesday,' Sept. 17, ' at 7:90 pin.
St. James -Bond United church,'
Toronto.
space an. •impr.
ditions ;ge ieraily ' If 'too' :late to
undertake the job•.this year, sozne
pa ing supervision -on-Satur-dey
nights was asked. for ,daring the
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les
would take several men 'dotted
along the street to 'properly sup-
• Reeve ,Joynt suggested that
.parking •stalls only partiallY,
• solved the problem. "We have. tO
0.0:emne oSebeligOeud7,..r.Soti7lku--y.
WON WATCHES .
The prize draw for two 'Gruen He considered. that wtheri-
Wrist watches was .,held• on Mon-,
day at the Bowling Club's Labor
Day, tournament.' The draw-, was
SPonsored by the Club. Winner of
the Man's watch, was Roy .Finlay-
son with ticket numbeil 35338.
Mrs. Robert Fisher of 280, Cum-
berland' Ave.,. Hamilton; Avon the
lady'S' watch. Her ticket was No.
Mayor Duncan Kennedy of Wingt
ham and 'Deputy -Reeve George
the new' lighting • was installed,.
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and a Protective, cable plaCed
along -the 4arena,, a. good Many
Cars could 'be accOmodated, at that
Council was. advised.:that Ivan
Lotizen. Was interestd "in the,
,purchase of the building °he 'oc-
cupies' and whiCh Is owned by the
,inunicipality. -His lease expire -S
the -end `of .the- year. The Board
building and left the matter oi
negotiating in, -the' hands of the
Reeve Joynt, who • report
back to the Board,
Differ On -Assessment -
Councillor Healey ' asked 14i.
Joynt .if had aWanged 'set-
tlement 'of the Villages. *COunty
assessment, 'and in ;receiving a
ed that, "You have. let us • down
-a reducti6n. • in assessment'',
Healey contended. that the Board
was• of the opinion that Mr,' Joynt
•was dealing with this matter..04
wo id °arrive at. a settlement that
woUld save `the Village. any. law: We will, have to ge .tough and
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pital, Hamilton; 'on Bunday, Aug -
E. IVicQuillin (nee Jean. McKen,
zie) ..a 'daughter, Marilyn Ann,.
costs. Mr. .,Healey • hadthe Si4p- 'tack a good 'fine on offendeTs, he
,port of other members. of -the,
that they also were- under much
the same,':iinpressien.
cil
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moved To Home Here
taken_up residence again in their
home here, after residing in Hain-
ilton for the past feW years, Mr,
Bushell is diStrict sales supervisor
for- CLL. fertilizers, a ,post he
held prior. to w,arthne revision of
districts. He has heen tvOrking,in
this district -for 'the. past month.
any' other Councircominittee,had
power te, deal with .,.the: matter.4i
Mr; .,Joynt frankly 'stated that.
as 'yet he, hadi taken .nO: official
action ln..the__mpAter, '91ponkli he
that-the_subject was to
.be officially disettised at a Meet-
ing on Septernber.• 10th, being
'Called hy :the COunty: Clerk.
•LueknOw's claim :is Said to :be
the 'only ,striOtriligal one or at
Reeve JoYnt •waxed"wrathY at
the negligence of Village resi-
dents' in the dispOial of garhage:
and refkise; Conditions. at ithe
frequent.- cleaning', Up, are dis-
graceful, while. others don't even
bother ' going to the dumP, but
Clizpose of refuse along roadsides.
said. I can't understand People,
Mr. joynt added, but if we have
'an -1:Ontbreak
regard' of sanitary ,spractises-Will,
give.us something; tO think.
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