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supported by capitalism kim and elaine cutler of springview ut play on a fence at the u s information agencys exhibit peoples capitalism in washington unionville news cemetery service the annual cemetery service of bethesda lutheran church unionville will be held at the cemetery one mile north of unionville on sunday july 29 at 3 pm the resident pastor rev harold lindeman will con duct the service mrs duthie and son of guelph formerly of unionville visited old friends in the village on monday mr and mrs f roberts and joyce spent a few days last week at their cottage at lake st peters mr and mrs george weaver and family of lakcfield visited at the hotel on monday mrs ron hardy and children have been holidaying at stoney lake mr and mrs hardy of to ronto visited their son ron and mr and mrs stan kelly on sunday when they left for a holiday at niagara and other points mr baker is enjoying a trip through europe this month mr and mrs a glenny have returned from their trip abroad to ireland england and other points reporting a very fine holiday mr and mrs tom danby and family enjoyed a holiday at constance bay last week mrs g a m davison visited for a few days this week with her daughter and husband mr and mrs gordon frazer in to- ronto mr and mrs alfred hill are enjoying a holiday trip this week by motor mr and mrs harold thorn and family holidayed last week at their cottage at lake ontario visit huntsvllle mrs g ogden motored to huntsvllle on wednesday she accompanied her son mr d ogden and mrs ogden who took their children to a camp there she reports a very pleas ant trip mr and mrs e bratton and family have been spending this month at a cottage in the ot tawa district birthday greetings to mr a fleming who had a birthday this week mrs stewart of toronto vis ited this past week with miss l katie thompson of pomanda 1 road mr and mrs carl wyndham of oakvllle visited her mother imrs davison on friday on i their way to trenton for the j weekend i mr and mrs allan baker and children of montreal visited her parents mr and mrs a l brown this week rev and mrs thornloe and children of nap- anee expect to visit with them for a few days this week rev harold goye of toronto will be the supply minister at central united church for the vote wylie for whitchurch byelection monday july 30th by neil patrick it ha always interested me that so many of the stories lnrolylng the human side ot the royal family inrolt automobile prince philip likes to take the wheel of a racy sports car now and then and from that we get a picture of the spirited young man he l in xew zealand one day ho drove the royal tour car himself with elizabeth beside htm after all every man likes to take his wife for a drive a lot of canadian soldiers in england during the war got lifts from a kindly old lady in a big car and discovered later ihry were riding vrith queen mary i always remember the two canadians who were heading up to london from the boat train after the big vlmy reunion in krance before the war their car broke down obviously wasnt one from our lot and they were picked up by a young man in a big daimler they exchange note and found they were all heading for london so the man in the daimler said well rome on up and have a drink with me and before they knew it the big car nu wheeling into buckingham palace their friend they fonnd waa the duke of gloucester the third son of george v for the royal family automobiles were a way to get out from under the restrictions of palace protocol iike everybody eke they found that driving opens the way to many new adventures new places to see and new people to meet along the way and there satisfaction in owning your own car ive always thought the satisfaction of controlling exactly where youre going how far and how fast and when youre going to stop if you want to do this in n daimler dont nee us we havent any but for a wide range of use cat that any sire of pocketbook can afford drop aronnd nothing like a car in give jou that rojal feellnt month of august master david guscott of wes ton is visiting his aunt and uncle mr and mrs wray brookfield mr and mrs j a mcconnell and family are spending this week at the cottage mr and mrs nick norton and baby visited on the weekend with her parents at bobcaygeon mr and mrs chester weir elizabeth megan and mrs l rainey were visitors on sunday evening at the home of mr and mrs david mackinlay of ajax i elizabeth remained for the week to visit with her cousins david and lynda congratulations to mr a m hill and his staff of teachers miss eleanor mckillop e gray earle shaw harold knights for their very successful year of teaching with 211 pupils pass ing 21 of them being entrance class pupils vacation at sturgeon falls mr and mrs robert howard and paul are holidaying at stur geon falls for two weeks mr and mrs leigh spent the past sunday visiting her sister at orillia mr and mrs percy stiver and friends motored to halls lake where they are spending a weeks holidays at their cottage mr and mrs peters and chil dren are having a two weeks holiday at lake kashabog welcome to mr and mrs da vid schmucker who expect to move shortly to the former mil- ner residence on main street mr and mrs patrldge and daughters have moved to mark- ham baptismal service the service of holy baptism was observed at central united church on sunday morning by rev butt who spoke from the text put on thy garment oh jerusalem the beautiful the following babies were received in to the church by baptism herbert gordon michael son of mr and mrs lester weatherill and christine elizabeth joy daughter of mr and mrs g penny mrs beatty of bramp ton friend of mrs w thomas was the soloist mr sid butler expects to leave this week for a voyage to england he will return in sep tember congratulations to mr and mrs gunn nee anne murdock on the birth of a daughter mrs e c harley of mitchell was a guest of her parents rev and mrs butt the past week former pastor of gormley begins duties at bethany rev l k sider officially be gan his duties sunday as pas tor for bethany united mission ary church he succeeds rev h s hallman minister for the past four years who has been placed in charge of a new con gregation in plattsvllle rev mr sider was born in kitchener his father robert si der being superintendent of the bethany sunday school for many years he attended public school in kitchener and high school in stayner he received his theo logical training at lome park college and was ordained in 1938 the bethany pastor comes to kitchener with 20 years exper ience in the ministry for the past two years he was minister atzion um church st thomas and previously at gormley rev mr slder is vicedistrict super intendent of the ont district of the united missionary church he is also a member of the gen eral board mrs sider the former ruby mover kitchener is a daughter of mrs mover and the late rev w b moyer a sister mrs gordon bolender is a mission ary in nigeria rev and mrs sider have three children john elgin and miriam 5s 2s ignorance is bliss because a perfon derives enormous satis faction and sclfrstccm out of being certain avout almost ev ery thing mrs cordelia paxton lake resident 37 years mrs cordelia paxton south short musselmans lake u one of the resorts oldest residents she has been living at her well- known paxtonvilla for the past 37 years the pretty- little cottage was built by mr paxton while the couple were still residents of uxbridge they enjoyed spend ing the weekends at the lake in spit of the muddy roads over which they had to travel for the past two years mrs paxton has made musselmans lake her yeararound home her husband passed away in 1926 although eighty years of age mrs paxton is very active she recalls much earlylake history and remembers vividly when there were only a few scattered cottages on the south shore and no summer homes on either windsor drive or the valley- road mrs paxton believes the biggest change in the past 37 years is the amount of traffic that streams into the resort area on saturday and sunday she says th the water in the lake is much deeper now than it was thirty years ago she noted also that the ice remained in the lake longer this winter than any season that she can recall the icecutting business once a flourishing winters job is no longer profitable since the elec tric refrigerator has become so much a part of most summer cottages mrs paxton remembers how musselmans lake was a favou rite picnic ground even before the mass contruction of cottages was begun appletons and the present patrick property were preferred locations mrs paxton has two daugh ters mrs w t clayton of islington mrs s sluggitt of timmins and one son victor a sister mrs m a hurst from buffalo new york is presently enjoying a holiday with mrs paxton half million bass for musselmans musselmans lake will be stocked with 500000 green- mouth bass this summer accord- i ing to game warden mr frank griffith south shore two years ago a like number of bass were placed in the lake waters an eight years ago the lake was stocked with 800000 pike about one week ago one lucky fisherman pulled a three and onehalf pound bass from the water the new stock will be brought in from bradford to stourtvttit tmttttt twjg jury k t95o t f ahhshssiiiiiilih bi ssk electors of whitchurch twp for youthful vigor and vision vote stuart starr jg councillor 1956 polling day july 30th polls open 10 am to 8 pm shilling still real money bxisseaciam23se i shilling is one of the most widely used monetary terms re- ferring to coins circulated in spelled in several different ways great britain iceland denmark the shilling is still all money germany and at one time even classified ads can earn money in the 13 american colonies for you fast sell those things guernseys from local farms in classic sale the third ontario guernsey breeders classic sale will be held at fraserdale farm con cord on wednesday august 1st this sale is the highlight of the year in guernsey circles and set as it is on the beautiful grounds at fraserdale it takes the form of a combined picnic and sale thirtyfive head of top quality breeding stock have been se cured from ontario breeders with six added consignments from top herds in the united states included in this years offer ing is the home bred excellent cow comfort farms theresa 13498m 668f 4yr3652x whose dam made 14527m683f there sa is bred to the highly regard ed mcdonald farms rivals tal ent and is expected to be one of the choicest offerings in the sale the offerings this year are the most representative of the prov ince of any sale ever held in ontario with cattle being select ed from all areas of southern ontario local entries are as follows york county has 10 entries two each from jack fraser con cord c f w burns king j h crang newmarket and one each from henry borden king matt heron king allan bals- don sharon ernest crossland newmarket eugene lemon stouffville you no longer need call the tribune 152 kneedeep in july 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phone in mens shirts n shorts well tailored from floe combed eottab cellowrapped sizes s m l tug 98e value zzs sale price 74c m 2 for 13 mens suits made from all wool worsted yarns in popular single breasted 2piece models in blue brown and gray shades group consists of broken size and colour ranges from 3644 reg 5250 sale price 3850 young mens sport coats smartly styled from a variety of wool tweed materials light and dark shades broken colour and size range from 3642 reg to s2495 sale price 1699 mens summer windbreakers assorted shades and lightweight sizes 3640 sale price 199 mens dress shirts fine broadcloth brand name shirts in stripes plains and whites broken size and colour ranges size 1417 reg to 595 sale price 299 2 for 550 white wool rib sport sox plain white wool rib anxle length reg 85c line sole price 3 pairs 100 mens tshirts one of the most outstanding specials in this sale all the most wanted styles and colours with and without collars sizes s m l reg to 395 sale price 199 mens dress sox be sure to stock up on this number made from long wearing nylon and nylon and wool mostly in the popular ankle length selling regularly to 150 69c pair 3 parrs 200 mens sport shirts with cool short sleeves you will find a terrific assortment in plain shades and neat allover patterns sizes s m l reg to 395 sale price 199 mens sport shirts year around wear with long sleeves a large and colourful assortment by leading manufacturers stock up now at this low low price reg to 595 sale price 299 ea 2 for 550 mens denim jeans well made from sturdy sanforized 9 oz denim with zipper closure sizes 30 to 38 only sale price 199 weldons mens wear shoes stouffvtijb fhoxe irartv f