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Seeing is believing
Many motorists have stopped at the property of Don Bell on Con-
cession 2 in I-lay Township to inquire if a miniature airplane resting
in the yard actually Mee, This T-A pietere proves that it is able to
get off the ground but there are strings, attached. Danny Hell is at the
controls of the small plane teet is lese than half the size of a normal
pleasure aircraft while father not in the picture gets the plane air-
borne With the help of a pulley and cables. --- T-A photo
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up to do my hoeing.'
If you grow soy beans; dry beans, or tomatoes, you can cut hoe costs and
reduce cultivations 'with 'Frelian . the weed killer than can pay for
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baShvtiO6d, 00,tali, 3I-1490
head-,on erea,11 oaWaY 4 49-4r Arva Sunday
The drivers of both cars were
alone. The aceident occurred on
a straight section of Highway 4
abput three miles, north of Arva.
$y MRS, ,PATQN
cb,ANPV3P'Yg•
gneae MAO Wee) 401 Tor-
PatPA a native of Clandeboye
triunity, Was. killed. in a two-car
ligildaY tragic was heavy in'both.
PPa' Centel* Viaeeet Jones.
said both 1908 model cars were
The impact d r9Y0 the steering wheel pf the Bice
car _Into the baele eeat. Driver
of the second car, Anthony Pitt
tone, London, is in satisfactery
cenclitien le St. Josepe's Hospital,
149MndrgtnB'iCe had Vieitedhis sister
Mrs. Coughlin ,at Clandeboye and
had Pee to Windeer to visit
friends, Returning Suncley night
he phoned his sister from Lone
don and, proceeded on his way
home to Toronto.
He was bore on a farm in
McGillivray Township, a son of
the late Austin and Bertha Bice.
He attended SS4 McGillivray, Lue
can High School and obteined his
BA at University of Western On-
tario. He taught art at Windsor
and was on the staff of Rose-
dale School, Toronto,
Surviving are three sisters,
Mrs. William (Marion) Leadley
in British Columbia, Mrs. David
(Margaret) Butler, Geelph, and
Mrs. Charles (Betty) Coughlin,
Clandeboye, three nephews, Tom,
Richard and Robert Butler and
two nieces, Kathleen and Karen
Coughlin, Clandeboye. A brother
Carl, predeceased him in 1958.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday, May 29 at the C.
Haskett and Son funeral home,
Lucan with burial in St. James
Cemetery, Clandeboye. Pall-
bearers were Messrs. John
Simpson, Clarence Carter, Bev-
erley Cunningham, Victor Hod-
gins, Albert Gilmour and Roy
Cunningham. Flower bearers
were Arthur Hodgins, Alan Hill,
Joe Carter, Ralph Lynn and Alton
O'Neil.
BRIDE-ELECT HONORED
Miss Bernice Carter, bride-
elect of Saturday, has been hon-
ored by several showers prior
to her marriage.
A community shower was held
at St. James Church when Miss
By MRS. M. H. ELSTON
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Clem McLellan and
family of Brussels spent Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Ross McFalls.
Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Atkinson
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Eagleson,
Miss Birdine McFalls RN of
Detroit spent a week's vacation
with her parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Alex McFalls.
Mr. & Mrs. James Eagleson
visited Saturday with Mr. & Mrs.
Charles Atkinson.
Mrs. Ross Lester, Alan and
Charlene of Brigden spent a few
days with her parents, Mr. &
Mrs. Alex McFalls.
M. H. & Mrs. Elston visited
Sunday with Rev. N. D. & Mrs.
Knox of London.
Miss Sylvia Webb of Hyde Park
spent the weekend with Miss
Sheila Elston.
carter etas p.repenteci with A
swivel chair and. a peree
voney, A -program ineluclartreade
lugs, by lArA, Arthur cunelegham
and aerea Dev.puatougharri and. two
contests by Mee, Clarenee .Cer ,
ter..
Showers Were also eellee by
the Staff of South Hurgn _Iles,
pital and. by Mra. Wayne Rowe,
RR 1 Wnucinani,
RECTOR ACCEPTS CAT4T4
Rev, Q. W. Sach, rector of
St, James Anglipampluirehl,
of Holy Trinity Church, L,ucan
has .accepted an invitation to .be,
agree rector of -GorrieencieVeox,
eter churches effective Julyi,
PERSONALS
Mrs. Maurice. Simpson left St,
Joseph's Hospital Wednesday and
Is visiting her daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Banks and Cindy at
Bright's Grove.
Mrs. William Lewis formerly
of Clandeboye, was able to re-
turn to her home in London after
being a patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital.
Sunday service in Clandeboye
United Church will be held at
2.30 p.m. with guest speaker Rev.
Clarence Beacon, Arva, and guest
soloist Mrs. Arthur Erskine,
Mr. & Mrs. Rea Neil spent
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Rea
Adams, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Mill-
son had as guests for the week-
end Mr, & Mrs. W. Balsert and
Peggy, Toronto.
Hooper herd
is dispersed
The 101 -head Ham °serest Hol-
stein herd of Hooper Brothers
Farm, St. Marys, was sold at a
dispersal sale Tuesday f o r
$151,520, or an average price
of $1,500, the highest sale av-
erage for a dairy herd in Cana-
da this year.
The huge crowd attending the
sale included buyers from Italy,
Britain, Mexico and the U.S.,
indicative of the international
reputation of the herd.
Top price paid was $25,000
by Jerome E. Freiburger of RR
1 Britton, for Thames Crest
Master Ella, a three-year-old
heifer classified by the Holstein-
Friesian Association of Canada
as "very good."
The same buyer also purchased
her two-year-old maternal sis-
ter for $1,900, and an e excellent"
cow for $4,200.
The foundation cow of the herd
was sold to J. Rae and Howard
Jones of RR 4 Thorndale, for
$1,375, while one of her grand-
daughters sold for $5,800 to
Claude Picket of Georgetown.
A second granddaughter was
sold to Agro Brothers Farm,
Hamilton, for $3,100, and a third
to Arthur Haverkamp of RR 5,
Goderich, for $1,400.
Charles L. McLean of Repub-
lic, Mo., paid the second highest
price —$9,100 and N. T.
Nelson of Tempe, Ariz., the third
highest - $7,100- for cows classi-
fied as "excellent."
Mr. Dawson Woodburn is on
a trip to England and several
European countries.
Miss Carol Brown of Port
Hope spent the weekend at the
home of her parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Ross Brown.
Rev. Johnson of Ailsa Craig
United Church will be guest
speaker in the United Church
Sunday when Rev. Morrow will
be taking anniversary services
at Ailsa Craig UC.
Mrs. Jack Hartle of Arizona
is visiting with friends and rela-
tives in Parkhill and inthis com-
munity.
Plans are being made by the
United Church Women for their
Annual Strawberry and Ham Sup-
per for Friday evening, June 21.
Mr. Earl Gardner of Newmar-
ket visited one evening last week
with his mother, Mrs. J. Gard-
ner.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Shelton of
Kincardine spent Monday at Mrs.
Shelton's home here.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Bailey and
son of Peterboro spent the week-
end with Mr, & Mrs. Ken Larmer.
Mr. Fred McLinchey, returned
home from Strathroy Hospital
last Thursday, where he had been
a patient for a couple of weeks.
Several ladies of the United
Church attended the Spring tea
and bake sale at Centralia United
Church last Tuesday when Rev.
George Goth of Metropolitan
United Church, London, was the
guest speaker,
Mr. 4 Mrs. Lawrence Curls
visited Sunday with relatives in
Sarnia.
Miss Lillian Ulens of Windsor
spent the weekend at her home
here.
Miss Alice Brown entertained
several girl friends at a birth-
day party last Friday.
Mr. & Mrs. Ed McKim of
Ingersoll visited Sunday with
Mrs. R. Sheppard.
Sunday School anniversary
service will be observed in the
United Church on Sunday, June
2 at 10 a.m.
Mrs. Harold McDonald spent
several days with Mr. & Mrs.
Jac,k Southcott and family In Hali-
fax.
eiteo Row
Cool weather has slowed
growth of crops. Some areas re-
ceived a much needed rain —
while others had corn planting
interrupted.
Some white beans will be
planted as soon as temperature
warms up.
Cattle ,are out on pasture, milk
production has increased on new
grass.
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