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_a ' Last Tuesday morning the town had . welcome visitor in the wr- lon of Eddie Foley. of Toronto. This man in the well-known song writer of "When the Boys Come Imhini Home". He has been honored , General Eisenhower by I mm congratulating him on his long Ind Mating it is played over- I." for all boys in the Mervin- Mr. William Mouse”, 1680 June “mt. entertained at 3 birthday PJs, forher mother, Mrs. George ' of Culver. Pennsylvania. Mrs. Mood in unending the summer and“ in Weston and celebrated her 70th birthday. The guest of honor roceivad many lovely gifts It I lug. gathering of friends. (he of the Wanton boys serving M the H.M.C.S. Prince Henry, on of the ships which landed Winn troop: from assault land- !” cult for the invasion of ot.igy.t is Lieut. R. H. F. Rudolph, " .V.R. His wife and wonvre- Etj.RWii. -iii; aid. in anon to. ttttta “in tho wooing _ oth-thed my (than -. arts [an of London. Ont., ' n t"h"U"l In: week with It... In. L. Juli-on, Main M In. Adam, Lilac Avenue. “as h-, to Humborview War, u Auocintion at I eachre. The thet were won by, first, Mrs. Sun yck: neond, Mrs. With; third. In. Mar; eoruolation, Mrs. .Iirhoad. The hasten served him, Mruhmenu. Juket Heaters . Drains wanna: Norm. Wright Cleared 'hh““b|hm~b _"attei.t-r-tt.t-ud We.“ 'gut"",::.':'.":'.':,'.':.",'.':.",:'.'. C Min-thud" PL UMBING p, HEA TING Lyndhurst 4493 ialse ittttt, J/ijtigtusie, and In. If. CW3” cal-intuition- 'Jett'.' rrsonals 219 BICKNELL AVE. Ask About Easy Paymént Phi! Mr. Willink, health minister, Mates in e It,if'",r"tg, reply that up to tut. 31 more than 2.750.000 hon-u lied been given first-aid rennin. end 1,M0,000 of these had received more extended repairs. The cost could not be stated yet. bat cleiml from local authorities amounting to £60,000.- 000 had been mortified and passed to the Wet Deluge Commission. ( The Rain! Army Medical Corps mas parlc ute run-gin] mm: thit ‘have already been in action with great aucceu. The Lancet de- scribes unno unit that utiblished itself in a farm building, which hid been seized by puntroopa. It ran the building u I ho.pital for two dun, while I battle " ed Around it. During that was the unit performed 85 operations. Thirty- onen of the patients Inter ruched base hospital. in good condition. 1 Pu. Anni-u Orare om: In bo- slightly wounded in “not wound- iw to word received by In mother, ‘Irl. Outer, 812 Weston Bond, Mt. Dennis. 'd'tuYtr,i, opened h. home tf, week or I and“. for tlw umberview Warm!“ Atacama. A very nice “lemma “I "ent and the (blind? no the "in winners: First, n. Him; mold. Mrs. Bennett; third, Mrs. With; consolntion, In. Curtis. The hou- eus served dainty refreshment. at the close of the afternoon. Ii-Auiobickilianpondh tet.""""'" who". " . ' --- -me v.. ".1 -.... nun. A BMI ynvuu u- u. All], U.D. means General Service -- on any fighting front anywhere in the world. It means that I want to go overseas, Canada needsd lot of men like you and me. C sh1tlro I know it's going to be tough, but the job .29‘4'0. Sa, sign up " a volunteer for overseas service. lumber it takes months of thorough train. h. to make you fighting fit. Yes sir, I wear it on my arm and I'm proud of it. For, GS. mean' I know it's going to has got to be done. on teti----let's so! mum‘s Elsie Myrtle, sdll,'l'le,i daughter of Mrs. Pow oodford and the late Mr. oodford, to Fredrick Ducker, Ion of Mr. and Mrs. B. Ducker. The ehureh was decorated with white snag" ons. qtoclo, tulips Ind ferns. r. S. Y. 8. Rosa, A.T.C.M., Mus. Doc., Wu at the argon and the choir sang. Given in marriue by her eldest brother. Mr. Stanley Woodford, the bride were . gown of ivory satin and I veil caught. with orsnge blossoms. Her encode bouquet contained white sweet, pens, freetsia Ind sweetheart. roses. Mrs. o, Todd was mstron of honor, wean ing 1 two piece orchid crepe uter- noon dress," I matching hat end ac- cessories and carrying a bouquet of blended sweet pens. Mr. Donald Woodford we: best man Ind Mes, In. P. Willges and M. Ducker were ushers. The reception was held in the Garret Room of the Old Mill. The b3ide'ttftotter were a moxie” afternoon dues of poriwi le blue crepe and n cor.. ‘uge of BriamlifN roses. The {nether of the Toom wns gowned m flowered silk Jersey and s Caruso of yellow tea roses. Loter the bride donned I two-piece lime Chalmers United Church. Mount Dennis, Rev. A. J. Bus]. united in Enfhv Wp Wrtnesyou.nyrer. tout». M. - 1..th with Mr. mun!“ at tho org-n. Tho bridn, (In: in mm ti.” by her tatur, won u [on a! white chum). taffeta with fingertip veil eauttht to I hater, and curried con! to.“ and forget-m now. In. Atee Taylor, was mum: of honor, in . noor tTh [on of blue no! vim Nu. co l silk hat and curl-i phi mu. Gabon New? in but man “d1 Goon. and iitiam Taylor, an!» on. In the ee, lull, In. ‘Pedrick receiv in . like crept [on with com. " oreet pen and vioku. Auhting was the mother of the groom in I ", blue mumbl- with matehimr hit Ind pink rose come. Por "walling to Ningnn F“? the bride were I blue suit with hth,t.ii nee-lob ice. The newlywed- wi raid. on Daneshury Avenue, Fuirbtnk. Drseur--Woodtord St. Joli: Anglia- Chuuh doe. out“ with - hu- ud (cm 39-93, - tf . mm. wow-c Jain. an in ?r1ii\Fuei.ii Aree, ni Yrrgt-+ [WEDDINGS] 'l"il N