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Clinton News-Record, 1946-07-11, Page 6?AGE .1.010.17.0.5.ttOg Itenis From CLINTON NEW&RECORD NEWS OF BAYFIELD Represent:attire: MISS LUCY R. WOODS 'Phone CLINTON 63141 Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Atkinson, Det- roit were here over the week end . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peters and children are spending a couple of 'weeks at their cottage. Dr. and Mrs. N. B. Alexander, Lon- don, are at their cottage on Bayfield Terrale, ' Mr. and Mrs. Guy Finout,- Buffalo, were at their cottage in Jowett', Grove over the week end. Miss Donna Baker returned to Lon- don on Sunday, after having spent the -week with her grandparents. ' Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Qntirry, Hamil- ton, are at their home in the village, "Llandudno," for the Sunnner Seatfon Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Martin and two • daughters, Detroit, are at their Sum- ' xner home, "Boulder Lodge". Clarence Johnston, Windsor, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. George Little last week. • Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lewis, Dear- born, Mich., are visiting their daught- er, Mrs. Arthur Brisson, this week. Jerome Bauer was the guest of Miss Norma Taylor in Sarnia for several days last week. • Mrs. William Gray and Miss Alta _Gray, Detroit, are guests. at tse home of Misses A. M. and E. Stirling. Miss Margarat •Bauer js spending 'a week at Oakwood visiting. Misa 'Sandra Lang, Waterloo. ' MISS' Betty Arnold, Waterloo, visit - red Miss Therese Bauer at the family • cottage last week. PIPE. TOBACCO AMES Mrs. M. Fraser, Fort William arri- ved on Friday to spend a vacation at the Thomson home farm. Mrs: II.• J. Joy and family, London, are occupying their cottage on Tuyll Street. Mrs, R. J. Watson and Master Ed- wards, Broadview, Sask. arrived on Saturday. to visit her mother, Mrs. F, A. Edwards. • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burch and fam- ily, Toronto, came on Saturday to spend a holiday at the Mustard cott- age. Rev. (Dr.) and Mrs. W. Barclay, Hamilton, are occupying One of the Heard cottages at Sunset Point for the month of July. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ahrens, Det- teit returned home Monday after spending a week at their cottage "Trail Blazer" Prof. and • Mrs. H. Kalbfleisch and two sons, Charles and Herbert, Land- on, are at their Summer home in the village. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dixon and Miss Carrie Dixon, Brantford, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. F. IL Paull, at her sottage in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Frank -Jenkins and son&Jim and Jack, Toronto are guests of Mrs. William Greig at her cettage in the "Poplars". 1VIrs. John Johnston, Goderich spent a few days with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and ,Mrs. George Little "Little Inn". John Pearson, London, spent Sat- urday in Bayfield en route to Goder- ich Township to' visit his brother, Ben Pearson. Mr, and Mrs. W,alter G. Morley, Bloomfield .Hills'Mich.; spent the week end with the former's sisters, Misses P. and L. -Morley, "Bitchcliff." Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Nay, St. Marys and lVfiss Mary May, Oakville, are eh- cupying their summer ,home in the ' Mies Anna Drouin, Detroit, is at her Stimmer Cottage "Hillcrest" for the Season, lier guest for a week is Mrs. J. F. Fitzsimmons, Detroit. Mr. and 1VIrs. Carol Draeger and son Don, Toledo, Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. P. Ganter, New York, are visit- ing the former's sister, Mrs. Lillian • GO GOOD YEAR SEE ' Reg. Ball • Comparison with any other tire shows wha Goodyear is your best buy. EveryGoodyear tire is quality -built to give lasting service. The finest materials ... the highest degree of Skill . the many years of tire-bwIaling experience gained by Goodyear engineers . ate combined in every Goollyear tire you buy. Let us prove it! ' YO UR GOOD • REG. Phone 5 YEAR DEALER BALL CLINTON Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Haw and two children, Donald and Dawna, Proton spent the Dominion Day holiday week end with Mrs. William. Heard, Blue Water Highway. • Samuel Gaylord, Lake Geneva, Wis, arrived on Monday to spend the Summer with his daughter, Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner. He travelled by plane from Chicago to London where Mrs. Gairdner met him. - •.Rev. R. C Holmes returned to the Rectory on Friday after having spent a few days with his parents. MO. Holmes and baby Billy remained in St. Catharines for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. 1Vi1lipan Bell and Mrs Velett, Dearborn, Mich., returned home after spending the past week with Mr, and ,birs Cave Cook, "Loch- arne Cottage". • , Dr. and Mrs,. W. J. Tillmann, Mrs. J. Mahar and Barbara, London, Mrs. J. Brent, Billy and Susan Brent Tor , - onto, and 1Vliss..Joanne Mason, Ottawa raarese. at their cottage on Bayfield Ter- ,. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Day, who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Lorne Cook, in Toronto returned to iheir cottage "Hightop" last week. They were aecompamed by their granddaughter, Gail Cook. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J Bauer over the week end were Ur. and 1VIrs. Frank Bauer and two children, Julianne and John, Dav- id and Ray Bauer and Bob Livings - ,on, 'Waterloo. Mr. and 'Mrs. Earl Galster and danghters Alma and Alice of Free- mont Mich., and Bert Gelder and 11/Irs. C. Erikson of Holland, Mieh., spent last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Scotchnaer. • Guests at the home of Miss M. C. Reid Sunday were -- Mr.. arid Mrs. Ken Merner and family, Mrs. Robert StePkerison and faintly, Ffillsgreen, Mr. arid Mrs. Gordon Elliott and fain- ily Thedford Mre, M.. Freligh, Allenton, Mich., Ural Oliver Burke, Detroit, spent the Week end with their sister, Mrs. John 'McClure. Mr. and. Mrs. Forest Mc- Clure, Goderich „Township,- and *Mr. and Mrs. Leslie MeClure, Seaforth, al- so visited their Mother on Sunday. Guetts at the "Little Inn" last week were Frances Redman Concord, Mary r. Redman and Mrs. Dora E. Chadwick, Toronto, Mrs. ,Arnion Bra- ndt, Huntington, Ind. Mr; and Mrs. Charles Coates and daughter Detroit, Mrs. 0, R. Holmes, London- Ont. • MOVING TO BAYFIELD Capt. It. B. Johnston and Mei„John- ston, Sault Ste Marie, Ontario, arr- ived on Monday to take up residence on Louisa Street: We.welcome them to our midst. For Mrs. Johnston, formerly Miss Evelyn Pollock. it is a return to her native village. Jim Lindsay came last week to spend some time with Lindsay Smith while recuperating after an accident which he suffered in the middle of March when he stepped in front of a moving truck on Highway 7! near Elginfield. He was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London for three months. ;Mrs. V. A. Burt, Misses Peggy and Mary Lou and Ronald, London, and Howard, Windsor, spent last week end with the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.,F. W. Baker. Misses Peggy. and Mary Lou Bureremainect to spend the Summer with their grandparents. Peggy who is a graduate, nurse of St. Joseph's Hospital! Londoir recently completed a course in surgical min- ing at the New York Post graduate Medical School. She returned to Lon- don last week by plane. Orange Church Servire Members of L. O. L. No. 24 paraded to, service at Trinity Church on Sun - deli, morning. The Rector, Rev. R. C. Holmes, preached a stirring sermon basing his remarks on 2 Tim. 3. ver- ses 16 and 17. -- '"All scripture is given inspiration of God, and is pro- fitable for doctribe, for reproof, for correction, for induction in righteous- ness: That the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all good works," He commended the Loyal Orange Order for upholding the Open Bible and stressed the great necessity for daily bible reading. Jowett's Grove A,moungst those occupying cottages in Jowett's Grove are: Mr. and Mrs. R. Malloy and babe, Mr. and Mrs. William Freeman and babe, Stratford; Mr. arid Mrs. D. Higgins and family, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Allen and family, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. James Camer- on and family, Mr. and Mrs. G. N. W. McCallum and babe, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Foyston, Londen; Mrs. W. Raby and Roberta, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rob- ichand and family, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Scott and famitY, Mr.-and'1VIrs. 0. thriomine and family, Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. S. DeBoer and family, Gro- , j3etter News SerViee For Huron County!. Tell yoUr friends they now can buy extra copies of Huron -.County's popular weekly newspaper at the folloWiing newstands: BAYFIELD Mrs. P. Weston's Store • 'Robinson's Store LONDE$BORO R. N. Alexander's Store J. W. 11/IcCooPs Store BRUCEFIELD Joseph McCully and Co. General Store VARNA J. T. McAsh, General Store CLINTON Martins llicEwan's Bartliffs' News -Record Office Clinton News -Record "The Home Paper With the News" Five Cents a Copy By mail, $1.50 a Year Medical Chief !C • Major-General C, P. Fenwick, C.B., C.B.E., M.C., ED, director general of medical services for the Canadian Amy in the late war who has been named chief of medical services for the Canadian Pacific Railway with headquarters in Montreal. BRUCEFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Jack R,oss have been vis-iting Mrs. J. MacDonald, The Sunday School picnic will be held on Wednesday, July 17. Missses Blanche Zapfe and Marion Hill spent Monday in London. Mfrs. Wanless, Windsor, is visiting with Mrs. Wallace Haugh. We are glad to report that 1VLiss Martha MaeDenald, who has been ill, is improving in health. We are sorry_ to report that J. W. Stackhouse is quite, ill, but at time ef writing is a little improved. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Berry and Miss Genevieve Smith are Visiting- in Tor- onto this week. Rev. and Mrs. B.,,R.Stanway and family are getting settled in the manse. The two children Of Dr. and Mrs. Carman Haugh, Toronto, are visiting their ,grandpareritstt7Mr., and Mrs. Ctiiis. 'Haugh. • • WASS NOTITIIL Collins, London, has been visiting Mrs. McKenzie. On her return she was accompanied by Miss Mary McCully. We understand that Joseph McCully has disposed of his business to Mr. Johnston, Preston, who expects to take over the first week of August. Baby Band Entertained The W.M.S. of Brucefield United Church entertained the Baby Band on Tuescilly afternoon. There was a good crowd, a splendid 'Programme and delicious refreshments were serv- ed: Teacher Honored On resigning fromrNo. 14 Stanley Township ,, the teacher, ,Crameron Henry, was presented with a lovely cleat by the pupils. His one entrit- nce pupil, Jaelt Rathwe,11.,, was succ- essful in passmg. • All Pupils Pass Congratulations to lVfiss Edith ,Nle- Clenaghan, S.S. No. 10 ,Stanley, who had her class of six entrance pupils successfully pass. The pupils ' are Hugh Zapfe, Douglas McBeath, Ronn- ie Patterson, Jim Aikenhead, June Taylor, and Marjorie Mustard. Minister Inducted A large crowd was present on Fri - dal night In Brucefeld United church when Rev. E. R. Stanway was in- ducted as minister of the charge. The service was in charge of Rev. R. .A. 16rook, Hensel', who addressed the people and Rev. Reba Hern, Varna who addressed the minister. The choir rendered special music. Fell- owng the eervice a receptiin for Mr. and Mrs. Stanway and family and Miss Stanway was held in the base- ment of the churlh. Delicious re- freshments were served and a social hour was enjoyed. On Sunday, Mr, Stanway occupied the pulpit of Brucefield church and large congregations were present for both morning and evening seriices. sse Pointe Forms, Mich; 1VIrs. E. W. Kendall, Amy Grace and Jane, Elm- ira, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Promer and David of Kitchener. . WELCOME HOME PARTY A welcome home party was held in the Town Hall on•Wednesday even- ing in honor of L/Opl. Lloyd West- lake, the last' of the veterans 'from this community to return from Over- seas, Mrs. James Ferguson President of the Red Cross read an address and on behalf of the Bayfield and Community Active Service Committee Mrs. David Prentice presented him with a billfold containing a five dol. lar bill. In a few well-chosen words Lloyd expressed his thanks for the gift and also for all the parcels and' "cigs" he had received while Overseas There was a large attendance and a most' enjoyable evening was spent in dancing to the maple of the Bay- field Valley Fire. Orchestra, Carl Houston was floor manager. Funeral of Mrs. J. Pagel The funeral of the late Mrs. Joseph Pagel, • Detroit, Mich., was held on Friday, June 28, from the' Rigly _ Funeral Home, Detroit, to Grand La Ce 'Re GODERICH TOWNSHIP Miss Dorothy Smith London, spent Sunday with Miss Kathleen Middleton 1Vbies Millie Weber, London, spent the week end with Miss Evelyn Wise Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Clifford, Detroit Mich., spent'a few days with Mr. and Mrs. William 1VieGuire. Mrs. Clayton .Storey and son Marv- in, London, are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dutot. Our genial truck driver, Lloyd Picot, is laid off for a while having his tonsils removed. Mrs.,Walter Schlutter and daughter Balitmore, were calling on friends in this district on Sunday. • Miss Nell McDougall spent Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. Vie Elliott before returning to Detroit that evening. Mr. and Mrs. 13111 .11,1eAsh and fam- ily spent tSuntlay with Mr, and Mrs. Bob Stirling .1 •'Mrs. James Johnston is spending a few weeks with her sister 1VIrs. J. D. Leslie at the home of D. H. McNaugh- ton, Bayfield. • . Mrs. Lizzie Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Pox and the latter's, sister, Goderieh, were visiting friend s in this •vicin- ity on Sunday. Jack Stirling and friend ,returned to Toronto on Sunday accompanied .x3byayflIfiieslsd.Donna Tams and Mr. Lenard -Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark, Tor- onto,' are spending a, few days with Mr. and Mrs. William Wise and other relatives in the vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. 3. D. Leslie, Los Gat- os, Calif., D. H. McNaughton, Bayfield and Mrs. James Johnston, were Sun- day visitors at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Fred' Middleton. ' Mr. and 'Mrs, Al. Waldie, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Middleton, all of Strat- ford, srpent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton. Mrs. Ted Middleton remained for a. week's holiday. Haying Nearly Through Haying is pretty -well through in this part. The crop is on the light side but of good quality. • Teacher Honored The pupils of S. S. No: -9 honoured theieteacher Miss Phlyllis 1Vliddleton by presenting her with a beautiful boudoir lamp at the closing of. school. Teaching Staff Complete Goderich Torrnship School Area Board held its meeting on June 27 at- Mb.. 6 school with all members present: A teacher has been engag- ed for No. 6, and the teachers at the other schools re-engaged for the 1946 47 term. The School Area picnic was held June 21 at Kitchigarni Camp with about 250 present. The Board of Trustees would like to extend their thanks to the ladies who arranged and served the lunch. . Results of the races were as foil-. ows: Girls 5 years and under --- Vicky Cluff, Judy Cluff, Joyce 'Sow- erby, Clair Ann Puller Mary Helen Yeo, and Eleanor Yeo; Boys 5. years and under— Ronnie Pearson, Graham Posthill, Fred, Lobb, Bobby Grigg, Douglas Norman and George Reuger; Girls 7 yeare,and under — joyee Forbes, Joyce Johnston, and Sandra •Williams; Boys 7 years and under -- Jack Norman, Arnold • Laithwaite, Ken Farquhar; Girls 9 years anti und- er — • Jacqueline Oluff, Da Grigg, Eleanor Driver; Boys 9 Years and und0 Lawerenhe JoneS„ Billy Wil- son; Arnold Laithavaite;'Girls 12 years and under — Joan Grigg, Lola .Tervis, Lois Sowerby; Boys 12 years and under — John Falconer, Jimmie Rich], Doug Ju,nesi Girls 15 years and under Doris Sowerby, . June Sowerby, Eileen Pocock; Boys 15 years and under — Jack Tebbutt, Bill Stevenson, Charles Orr; Young ladies' race — Eileen Pocock, Doris Sowerby, Wilda Wilson; Young men's race '•—• Jack Tebbutt,' Charles Orr, Verne Posthill; Teacher's race — Helen Orich, Phyllis Middleton, Phy- llis Ginn; Junior boy's wheel -barrow race — Ken Neilson and Lawrence Jones, Elmer Sowerby and Billy- Wil- son, Teddy Reihl and Lloyd Fuller; Senior iboy's wheel -barrow race — Jac* Tebbutt and Louis Tebbutt, Paul Armstead and Ted Johnston, Doug. Reihl and Melville Harwood; Junior Girls Three-legged Race —'Nola Sow- erby and Vera Johnston, Helen Potter and Doris Hutchins, Ila Grigg and Dawn Grigg; Senior Girl's Three leg.: ged Race --Helen Johnston and Cora Driver, Isobel Faegan and Ada Crich, Eleanor Fuller and Jean Fuller; Bey's Three:legged Race — Ted Johnston and Paul Arznstead, Doug Reihl and Melville Harwood, Louis Tebbutt and Doug Sonesr Boy's Sack Race— 13111 Ste,venson, Jim Mugford, LaWrence Jones; Girls' Sack Race. --Joan Grigg, Jean Fuller, .Shirley Jones; Soda Biscuit Race Tommy Webster Bruce MacDonald, :Andrew Neilson; Tie Race —.Betty Sowerby and Billy Wilson, Jean Puler and Jim Mug- ford, Sybria Craddock and Keith Webster; Junior Relay Race — No. 4 school, No. 1 school, No. 10 school; Senior Relay Race — No. 4 school, No. 1 school, No. 6 school; Juniof Boys Running 'High jump -- Allan Grigg, Lawrence Jones, Dave Webst- er; Senior Boys Running:High -Jump Jim Mugford, Jack Tehbuttt, Ted Johnston; Junior.Girls Running High Jump — Barbara NfacLonald, Agnes Chisholm, Doris, Hutchens; Senior Girls Running 'High Jump — Doris Sowerby, Shirley Jones; Junior Boys Runrung Broad • Tamp — Kenneth Neilson, Lawrence Jones, Bruce S,wit- er; Senior Boys Running Broad Jump — Paul Armatead,, jack 'Pelibutt, Ted Johnston. wn matery. v. Victor Grulm, of Olivet Evangelical Lutheran Church, officiated. • Mrs. Pafel, formerly Florence Eliz- abeth Brown, was born in Bayfield, a daughter of the late Joseph A. Brown. In 1904 she moved to D'et- reit and since had resided there. MTS. Pagers death occurred in Mt. Carmele. Hospital,' Detroit, and was caused by a cerebral hemorrhage. She was in her 56th year, She Was a very talented singer and musician and at the age of 14 was a soloist in Bayfield Methodist Surviving are her husband, Joseph Pagel, six children, four of whom are Mrs, Rita Stevenson, Detroit; Mrs. Dorothy Gressett, Dallas, Texas; Mr. Thomas McCieland and Joseph Pagel Jr, both of Detroit; and nine grand- children. She also leaves four broth- ers and one sister — Jantes-A, Brown Detroit; George Brown, Gocierich; Lawrence Brown, Seaforth; and one other; and MTS. Harry Ahrens. Tvvo sisters and two brothers — Mrs. Wal- ker Murray, Port Albert; Mrs. Albert Cameron, Snowflake, Man., Lloyd Burgess Brown and William Brown, predeceased her, PORTER'S HILL • Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Corbett, Dundalk, srent the week end at the home of Mr and Mrs, James Lockhart. The nert meeting of Porter's Hill • Community Club will be held Wednes- day, July 17 at the home of Mrs. James Co*, rather than at Mrs. John McGuire's, as previously ann- ounced. • It's Hollywood Not all the wacky movie tales come from Hollywood. • This one is frona England, where the superspeetucle, ctcaesar and Cleopatra," was in the works for ages. Seems that a couple of years back, they hired a boy to play the part of a 12 -year-old. The other day they needed some "retakes," so they called the boy in again. The make-up de- partment was sorely put to A when they tried to make -him lock like his old self,' The very first thing they had to do was give him a shave. THURSDAY, JULY 11 1945. cprrppq.c,.tictep.s. LON D E SBORO • Miss Phyliss Vaughn, London, spent the week -end in the village. Melvin Brunsdco, London, spent the week end at the home of his parents, Mr. and TS. Bert Bruns on. - Miss, Lawdy Young is visiting at Brantford with her niece, Miss Edith Brown. . Mrs. Helen Haight, Toronto, is holidaying at the -home of her parents Rev. and 1VIrs. A. D. Penman. Mrs. Lillie Webster and Jack spent a few days with Mr. and Nfrs. John Radford at their cottage in Bayfield. Mrs. Harry Lyon is visiting at the home 01 her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Kerslake, Exeter. Miss Jane .McCool is holidaying at ivitheech000re of her cousin, Miss Phyliss • Mrs. Bert Deer Urn, visited with her Mrs. Charles. Vodden end. Mr. and IVIrs. Will Lyon and Gord- on, Thorndale, visited at the home and family, Aub parents-, Mr. and over the week of the former's mother, 11/fxs, Elizabeth 1.1Yon, over the • week end. 1 ,Mrs. John Barker, Teronto ,and 1 Miss Jennie Fingland, Detroit, were lweelt end -visitors at the home 6f Mr. 1 and Mrs. Sohn Pingland. 1 Bert Knox, Niagara Falls, is , spending the summer holidays at the !home of his grandparents, 1VIr. and Mrs. William Knox. Successful Youth Rally 1 A very successful Youth Rally was • held in the Londesboro United church Sunday evening under the auspiltes lof the Mission Circle. Everrone en- ijoyed the ,special speaker Rev. Sin- ' clair of Blyth and the ecial ' by the male quartette of Blyth, • Bad Fire Averted . What might have been a very dis, astrouS fire took place Saturday afternoon, • at Alex Well's chapping mill. It was soon extinguished by the help of the men of the village. Blyth 'Fire Brigade respcmded very quickly but the fire was under control before the Brigade arrived. Outstandingly Good Dr. Moffatt Wishes to announce that after July 15, he will not perform any further Dental treatment at Varna but will continue in the future, to. render all such services at his London Office only. Tuckersmith School Area Tenders Wanted Tenders will be received until • TUESDAY, JULY 23, . 194er for the Construction of a Cement sidevvalk at each of No. 4, No, 5, and No. 7, schools from school - hone to the road. Sidewalk to be 3 feet Wide with a mihimum thick- ness of 4 inches and blocked every 3 feet; construct- ed of good clean gravel .and Portland Cement in proportion of one part cement and five parts gravel. Tenders to include all materials an,d labour, and con- tract to be completed by September 1, 1946. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For Further particulars apply to S. H. Whitmore, Secretary, Tuckersmith School Area, R.R. 3, Sea - forth. 28-29-b ••••••=da, Time Extended Township of Tuckersmith • TENDERS WANTED The time for reception of Tenders for construction of gaarge, TownshiP of Tuckersmith, has been extended:t� Saturday July 20; 1946, at 8 p.m. SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned and endorsed. "Tender for the construction of a garage in the Township of Tucker - smith" will be received for ,the construction -of a garage, 42'x50', building to be either cement block or, solid wall with flat roof. Plans, specifications, etc, can be seen at the office of the Clerk, Tuckersniith, R,R, 4, Seaforth, Ontario. Each tender must be ac- companied by a certified cheque on a Chartered Bank in Canada, Payable to the order of the Township of Tuckersmith, etaial to ten per cent of the amount of the tender. Cheques will be returned to unsuccessful tenderers. Lowest or any tender not negessarily accepted. E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk, Township of Tuckersmith 28-29-b •••••••••,.....4asere...,......col., For Body and Fender Repairing SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 14 YEARS'. EXPERIENCE C. R. Crossman Body Shop Rattenbury St. W., Just West of Bartliff's Bakeshop PHONE 594