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DRYSDALE
1Vir. and Mrs. L. .
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ells and
amtly of Detroit veiled un the lat-
ter's parents during ,the week -end in
"croute to tine Myrter,' lhrine at Mid-
land.
Mr. .and 'Mrs. Jas. S:.pha. also son
valid his wee and family of Detroit,
, :o mum{ .nln w pu,t-Ito,m et.1. loads
Mr, Frank Carriveau,
Mrs. Rachel I)enomme of Windsor,
visited with the Misses Gelinas a few,
days last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Shorky and
family of Detroit spent the holiday,
with the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. Ducharme.
Mr. and -Mrs. Leonard Gerorette
and family of Detroit spent Sunday
Make Better
Jams and Jellies
Book of 72
Tested Recipes
under label
of every
CERTO
bottle
SHORTENS BOILING TIME—For jam you
need only a one -minute to two -minute
full, rolling boil—for jelly a half -minute
to a minute.
MORE JAM OR JELLY—So very little juice
has time to boil away that you get op
to one half more jam or jelly from an
equal amount of fruit.
BETTER TASTE—COLOUR—In this short
boil the fresh flavour stays in the fruit;
the natural colour remains unspoiled.
NO FAILURES—If you follow the Certo
recipes exactly there'll be no failures.
Your jams and jellies will turn out right.
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"We R.ecomend - FEED And SEI. .the Best
with Mr. and Mrs. Rernmie Denonnme
Mrs. A. Wesley and son Elmer his
wife and child visited, at the Mous-
seau home.
M. Lloyd Bedard lost a very fine
colt last week. Lloyd is very un-
fortunate as he has been losing hors-
es every year asince commenced farm -
`!incl: or where he will Kpenu some
time.
MT. and Mrs. Zephie Charrette
Detroit o'
form-
er's
were visitors with
the rm-
D
er's parents for a few days.
Mrs, Rachel Denonme returned to
her home in Windsor after spending
�i few weeks in this neighborhood V1t
ing. iting relatives and friends.
Mr, Bill Ducharme who has been Mr. and Mrs. James Sopha; Mrengaged at the Golf Course Grandand Mrs. Edgar Sopha spent Sunday
Bend, had a call ;from: Windsor last' with Mr, and Mrs. Adolph Sopha of
week where he has secured a posit - the Blue Water north.
'
I ion in one of the busy factories. I Mr. Jule Cantin of Montreal, ie
Mr. and 1VIrs. John Cadet of W'all-
aceburg, also Mr. and Mrs: Hanle
of Big Point were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Overholt
Miss Roselli .Corriveau has en-
gaged with with Mrs. Writes, Beach
o'Pines for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Athanase .Denomme,
of Detroit were guests with their par-
eits, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Denonnnne.
St. Joseph and Beaver, Tswn
home with his mother in Beavertown
for a few weeks.
Mr. Joe Sararas.who has been laid
up for some time is now fast impro-
ving.
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DASHWOOD
Mr. Percy Kleinstiver of Chicago,
spent a few days with hitt parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kleinstiver.
Mr. Roy Neb and sister, Mrs. Mos-
her of Pigeon, Mich., spent the pat
week with their mother, Mrs. i\Iary
Neeb.
Mrs. S. Adams .of London" spent a
few days with her sister, Mr. and
Mrs. G. E. Kraft last week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Chesna and fam-
ily of .Birmingham, Mich., are spen-
ding their vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Willert.
Mx and MTS. W. Schultz and da -
,i phte,,>_;.Ona of Detroit spent a few
days yvith relative: here.
Miss Grace Guenther of Kitchener
spent the week -end with her brother
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Guenther.
Mr. William Maier of Clinton Co.
'Thine, .spent a few days with relati-
ves here..
3VIrs I.ueincla Mcisaac who has be-
en visiting in Detroit, returned to
hey home.
Mr.
and Mrs. Milford Mclsaac and
fstintrly of- eDtroit and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. Alfred Geoffrey of, Chatham,
and son spent the week -end in Bea-
vertown and the surrounding district 1
visiting relatives. . .
Mrs. Albert .Burke of Detroit, was
a Sunday visitor with her mother in
St. Joseph.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Masse and dao
ghters of Detroit are on their vao
ation for two weeks and aYe enjoy-
ing the balmy breezes of Lake Hur-
I on at Point Aux Bouleau sct'inmer re-
sort.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard 'Cook and
daughters of Detroit .and Mrs. Ross
Hewette of Windsor, spent. Sunday in
Beavertown.
Mr. Frank Geoffrey 'left on .Sunday;
for Windsor where he will he for fr
few months. .
Mr. Avila. Ducharxns of the Blue
Water south left on SUndayY for
Thursday, .Tiny lOtb, .94
Twenty- ive Pounders Roar at Dedication Ceremony .
The thunder of gunfire was the crowning point in the dedication ceremony ,which intro-
duced the first IS -pounder equipment to the Canadian Forces. From now on these guns
will be rolling in a .steady stream from the great gun factory of Sorel Industries Limited
at Sorel, P.Q. (No. i).Firing a salvo of 6 new 25 -pounders. (No. 2). K. T. Keller, President
of the Chrysler Corporation (U.S.A.) congratulates J. Edouard Simard, Vice -President of
Sorel Industries. Mr.. Keller w.•as asked by the Canadian Government to help solve the
technical and management problems involved in this great undertaking. So he appointed
one of his Vice -Presidents, M. W. Ledyard Mitchell, to act for him. M. Mitchell is shown
above (No. 3). Mr. Keller and Imo. D. Mansfield are enjoying the reward of months of
work and worry (No. 4). UnNveil ng the new 25 -pounder (No. 5).
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Ervin Mclsaac and family of Wind-
sw- spent the week -end with their
mother Mrs. L. Mcfsaae-
r red Hoperoft, HMCS, ocean sea-
man,' who is stationed at Halifax its
home on leave for two weeks_
Mx. and Mrs. A. E. Oestseicher
and Mr.., and Mrs. Vernon Schatz
were Sunday -'visitors -With Miss Ella
Martinson at Elmira.
Fire destroyed the garage of Mr.
Jack Wein about a half mile north of
Dashwood on Saturday morning: The •
fire is -believed to have been caused
sparks frying from unc: rneath a
kettle where beans were bailing.
.Dashwood' Fie :Engine ,was called
- and kept tie -'lie from spreading to
other buildings..
Master 'Charles Tiernan spent a
f'ew holidays with friends in 'Glial inn''
this week.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Addison Tiernan en-
tertained a number of their friends
at the 'Commercial Hotel recently 'in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Milford Mer-
ner Who were recently married. The
evening 'was spent in playing progre-
ssive euchre after which Mr. hind
Mrs. Horner were called forward
and were' presented with a lovely tri --
light floor lamp. Mr. Merner on be-
half of his wife, thanked the friends
very heartily after which a d'a']itty
Iun.clx was served.
vice, Mrs. J. Henderson and ,Mr. W..
Alexander introduced the people to
Rev. and Mrs. Grant and family_
Lunch was served by the ladies and
a social time enjoyed. Rev. Grant,
.Who comes from Wroxeter, succeeded.
Bev. E. T. Chandler who has been -
lpast+or here for eight years and who
has oioved to Parkhi'l.
KIPPEN NEWS
FIENS.ALL
M. and 1Vlrsr. Geo. Saundercock of
Windsor sepnt a few days %isiting
witii Mrs. Annie Saundercock.
Mrs. Stan. Tudor and Mrs. Sararas
were .at Hamilton a few days last
week.
Dr. land Mrs. B. A: Campbell and"
members of their family of Toronto,..
were at their summer hone here.
hr.. Win. Joynt, dentist, who has
len on the staff of the Ontario Hos-
pital, Ajrillia, has been trans.:arred to.
London to perform similar duties.
Mrs. Alda 'Simmons is being visit-
ed by her sister, Mrs. Woods, of San-
�;a
aBarbara, Calif.
Mrs. Jones (nee Mary Little) of
London, was a recent visitor with re-
latives herr.
Miss 'Goldie Cross, student at AI-
sna College, St. Thomas, is spending
her vacation with her parent, Mr..
and Mrs. W. B. Ca oss.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Paterson were•
recently in Detroit attending a:
The W.M.S. of the United church wedding.
reset for their' July meeting at the Mr and ri1VIs E. L. MickIe and
;home of Mrs. J. C. Bell with a good. fatuity -ver visitors at Ridgetown ands,
attendance. Mrs. Allan Johns't.;n pre- 'Irdeau Park.
sided. The topic was taken by Mrs. Mr• and Mrs. Hiscocks who were.
'H. ,MeMurtrie an: the form of ques- recently married at Thorndale are.
tions and answers spending the suanmer months with'
Mrs. John Cooper had the mister- the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs -
tune to get badly scalded on the leg Hunt.
.last week with boiling water. Miss .Ada •Gram of Detroit, is ]xoli-
Mn and Mrs. Bruce. Walker, of dayisrg with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Hillsgreen visited on Sunday with the 'George Gram.
batter's brother, Mr. and 1q.C'rs; John Mr. and ;Mrs. Alonzo Ortwein, of"
Cochrane. ]);'iron were ivsit'ors with the foxm-
• Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor ;•:tict fair�er'S parents here.
'i'ly of Stratford spent the past week 1 Mr. Lorne Elder of Galt .-sis • a.
,holidaying with relatives tie the vic-
i inity.
, Mr. and Mrs. John Buth and dau-
ghter of Flint, Mich., spent, the. week
end with the former's :brothers, Mr.
anti' Mrs. E. Butt and Mr. Thomas
Tw" rtt.
Mrs. N Pybus of London visited
1recentlY her mother, Mrs.. 11.
R'aelrei•;
Miss Doris Alexander who has
spent the past two weeks witht iter
parents, returned to her position on
London, :lf+fnmlhy,
Quite a number from, here enjoy-
ed the cooling breezes of the Lake
on Scinday
f Ind'uetiom Held
Induction services for Rev. Grant
• rs ;pastor of Kippen and Hillsgreen
visitor with his parents here.
Mr. card Mrs. Lee'land Willert and'.
son Louis, of Zurich were visitors;
with Mr and Mrs. Wilson Carlisle...
Mr. W. R. Davidson has moved his
office and Produce rooms in his new
and unproved quarters opposite to
the 'former place of business, where
k. Davidson and staff can serve the,
Many patrons tetter than ever.
:Bold Family ,Reunion ; „..,
A very pleasant day was spent at'
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ort -
vein on July let when their annual.'
fancily reunion was held. Those att.
ending from a distance were Mr. and'l
Mrs. J. Brinkholt, Kitchener; Mr. M.
W. Or'twein, Miss Margaret Billings,
IUnited Ohurch charge was held .in and ;Mass Vera MacVicar, London;•
b Kippen
ip re Uniteand was well attended d Church
On Friday ev- Mr and Mrs. W. Schaffer, Kitchener"
by mem Mr. and lays. Jas. Paterson gild Mr..
1 bora of both ehurches. Thu services ants Vis. G. Drysdale and family,.
( was .In charge of Rev. Mair' of Tha-
mes
Ilensall. ;laughter; Nits, Robert
Ilia d and addressed the castor. Lahr of Boswell, Pa:, was' unable .trr
Rev. Carrie of Bayfield addressed the attend. Mr. and .Mrs. Oitwein - ars
Olat yaw.
' ongregation,- music was provided ;y getting up an v .'s s, he being in his,
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