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RUBBER STAN!'P
HURON- EXPOSITOR
WINCHELSEA
Mr-. Bill Walters IS "building '.a
new pig and 110 barn and, is really
progressing ; well With tie build=
,•
' Mr. Richard Quance, from Luck -
now, and Mr, Maurice Quance_and.
Mr. Heber Snell." from Exeter, Were
$unday"yisitors with 'Mrs: •Clarke
and -Mr. and Mrs. Dill." Walter$ and•
Mrs.. Bill l Walters was ."at St.
Joseph's Hospital,' London; on Wed-
nesday and had lier'.cast 'changed
and now has a walking Calibre on;;
so; ->we liope soon .to -,see her-. out
around again..
Mr." Harold Clarken 'bas sold
Torche, his beautiful . palomino,
saddle horse,: to Mr. Johnnie: Brept='
Wingham.'
•Mr: and ?Ylrs. Bev Morgan and
sons, of RR 1, ileus. all, were Sun-
day visitors with Mrs. 'Morgan's
parents Mr. and- -Mrs. Newton
Clarke. -
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HAROI D KNIGHT ELECTED'PRESIDENTar
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KINS EN` RAISE . CANCER �E �A E FUR�
Harold (Might was .erectedPresi•.
dent of _Ilensail• Kiinsnwn CIO. at
their, dinner ntin held, at the
lfosy Korner "restaurant Thursday.
Other officers. are • Past • president,.
Jack Drysdale; first vice-president,
Ross ',links; second vice-president,
:John Heal; secretary, Frank .:F11
Wind;_ -treasurer,• 'William Clem
rect-
ent; orsregis
,Gtraeorrg, e Tony -Bee• Char, John rette; di-,
r:Dietz
and .Allan Crerar, • • : '
i Frank Ellwood, 'chairman wof' the
service; committee, reported that
$3&7;65 ; had .been " raised- for . the.
r"•.
CanceFund' in ',yin_ recent. `earn_
�rraign,.•in whfeb proieet the neni-
hers of :the. club took, a.very. active_
part. ;Earl Soldan won the raffle..
Futter 'M h l`
al M rs. A. C aAPe
Public funeral service for` 'th
late• Mrs. -.David (Chappel,; of". Tiib
bent township; .was ` held• -at 'the
Bontbron , Funeral liapel- Sdtulc
dajr, conducted by ReV Charles D
Damel:with-liiirial iff ta€fa ,eeme
tery. Mrs Chapped,- ;who -.was "
her,.• 72nd ye"a"r`,;'" was" _•the°'•former
Mary' Ellen• "."Johns, . and passe.
.away pn Thursday, May 6.
Sui.viving are three'' sons: " Wit
bent, TJsborne; John and" l+adward
Cromarty; two daughters, (Eben)
'Mrs.,Cameron Vivi an;;`(Janet)'Mrs
Edward; Dearing', both ;of Staffa";
20 grandchildren . and - two great-
gr'andchiidrei. Mr, "Chappel Crass
ed away;in 1943,
Send .Out Invitations
Amber Rebekah. Lodge bald their
regular meeting'on Wednesday
with Mrs.-:Wirliam Caldwell, No -le
Grand-- in;• the chair. Invitattoits
will be sent Gn Morning Star Lodge;
Brussels; • and Monkton Lodge, -tp
be. 'guests of this lodge: at their
next -meeting, May 21. :
Mrs, Mary .`.Stutter, "Past Noble
Grand, 'of Union a 'Lodge,- Chilton,
has invited all Past lobl'e Grand's
of District 23 to be guests at"bier
,home .on 'Wednesday, • May 28.;
Presbyterian Baptismal Service„
e ; Infants receiving the rite,,of�bap-"
- ti n at Fa-mily=Cbristian,Bay_;Ser.
vice at Carmel .F! Church Sunday
,morning were. . GaryGleia son
of r .and Mrs: Glen "K'oehler;
"Anne EllazabethTtoughte% trf 'Mr.
ui
and Mrs."..Harold Knight': &iinber
' ly -Joy, daughteriof Mr. and (ibis.
• I3"i1l Fink,•. Perry. Wayne, son of
Mr and `Mrs. Mattson, with Rev.
Donald MacDonald, conducting the
s, ceremony
14liss: "Jean ` Henderson _ sang a
lovely. solo; each Me To -Tray-
A; very -inspiring . message,-• "The•
Meaning. of.the Dedication of
Young:Children," was gilren -'by
the minister Rev MacDonald.
Mrs Malcolm Dougall. was atthe
organ console-
Appredate,
Auxiliary Ai
iese
The--following-Tetter-was read ;,ab
-the-'-May—m'eetnie-ef.:-thhe_Heiisall
ed to eight 'babies 'at special Chris -
-Legion--"Ladies'- Auxiliary ' :held
Eight Baptized At Uiaited`• Church
Baptismal rite war administer_
Tuesday evening: •
--Ladies' Atlxihary of the Cana
dian ""Legion ;Mrs-' William Brown
President Dear- (firs.. ..,Brown.:
Please-:attae}ied_find =our -receipt
for $36323, the amount of money
forwarded to us; m .connection" -with
en recent catiinaigtitfor funds in
Hensall. Qur''-sincere thanks to
you .the ladxes of the Auxiliary,
and. citizens of HensaLl "for ..the
wonderful support given us; which
made " possibly ;,the success of this;
campaign. 'We -realize a great deal
Of- work and planning - Was neces-
sary to achieve ,this "success, and
we are :frost grateful -to all and
ask. that . our thanks be passed
along.' ..The work, of the Canadian
Red Cross is ,very worthy of your
snpport-and if at any- ime wea'ean
be of servicefo youu,-do "not "hesi
tate to' call, on us. Looking •:for-
tian Fahl iy Day. serviee_ at : the
United Church.. Sunda mornin
b',
With . Rev. Charles Y :'.Daniel'in charge
of the,„eremony.-Babies;haptized-
:vere: Margaret Sarann daughter
• ''of Mr. and Mrs. :Bill Shupe, Sel=
fridge, Mich.; Carrie Ann, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John MacDon-
ald, Toronto Leslie Ann, daughter
of=- Mr: and ilxrs. "Ening '"Lund
Cleveland,- Ohio;" ; Robert Wayne;
son' of Mr. and Mrs.:.Leonard
Noakes, , Fatricia,?d
'aughter -of Mr,
and Mrs Bob Rowcliffe Robert
Pleasant, :relations-; truly":,
John,- -Andersen-7' London 'Ai- e,a
Mrs:, Luella. Hall; of Blyth, 'Zone
and ;spoke. to the fgroUP;,-"-clicrosing
preSepted.....with..:n.gift on behalf of.
to be: held,' in Olytli COmmimityi
.The. mystery prie was won by
ironer for' a delicious Salad Juneli,.
TAxi
Earl son'of. Mr: and Mrs. Earl.
Soldan::: Robert Wayne, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William' ment.
en Rosa, son of Mr ,and Mt;rsStepl' Ross
orbett. Cle
e theme, -'Our' Home, a House-
out
hold: the ForGad' was used through -
service µ:criptnre passag=
es`wete read by Miss Peggy 'god,
dare Steele Kyle: read ,the first
stery and- Miss, --Jean Noakes,' the
second story: The juniior, choir
sang two selections, ` Godis Near"
and `God Sees the Little Sparrow
Fall."' S 'G Rannie is choir direc'-
tor,and Miss Greta Lammie Or,
Hensaii 1►erf ds
DST Decision;
Agree With Ar
Hensall 'will
rebut to Standard
Time On' ,
27 at. t.
a -m* Uensall: illage ouncil,"meet
Monday night, - rescinded.. the -
Original motion placing -.Daylight
Saving Time: until Oetober::26, ,aitd,
changed to the September change -
back: They" will now joie. Exeter
in moving ;the clocks in." Septem
leer; ' while ,the rest of Huron has
set the return to standard; time in
October., .•
E. R..; Davis,reported on work on:
the . streets '..and the grading and
btillilozuig at the dump Courted`
instructed "Mr Davis to "opeii tliie;
dump grdiunds on the second Wed
nesday night ,of each ninth,• be-
tween 6 and: & o.nn:
A,drain-near.the,prope�rty,of w„
Shepherd Will be, opened to livid-
discover; the source • of' an odor
whiel>; ,,is- disturbing residents in
that, area;
Tai arrears'reporteyd-ley J. A.
.1'"aterson__fer 1957,. amounted
$67;6:02. .Ife, also ,; reported ` recei�� t
P
of $2,805 "-iii :tax "prepayments, -'The"
1957 tax roll' was hand „M.'
'The'
tax collector -was "instructed to re
turn ;the; nine different tax arrears'
on properties :as -uncolleetedd,
these;:will be_ forwarded• to, Cotuuty:
Trea"s"urer; A:: -H. - s1d ne :for col->
lection n
Clerk Paterson-was_lnst cted 'to
contact county -engineer J.
nen abet* applying ealciuni.,chlor,-
ide ou the gravel streets m the vg
lige.' After briSidering the .expen-
diture on the streets, council de-
tided, they: should --ask for,::more'
money _ for the - upkeep of these='
streets.
A by-law is to be drawn "up pro=
Whiting, angle parking on the south'
side of 'Street -in the_village.
The_:Hensall PUC -were granted
permission to remoue a 'tree on
the Armstrong property.
Accounts passed for payment in -
'eluded; Edgar Munn, labour,
streets $95; •--dump '-$4 50, _Wilbur
DilIing labor; X9150;; 5 A.'
Pater-
'son-,-...',..salary-411.6.66.:.
ater-
son; salary;,x$'116.66,",Receiver• Gen=
eral,-incoine tax; $1.75;yE. R. "Day -
IS;. • salary, $231:5&;- A.Spencer
Son •material --Tall,., $12.57;' Hen-•
san PUC hydro,'and water,•Hall',
413e11,: Telephone, services,
Hall"" .$11.40; . 1r'_D;, ';$6.55; Queens-.
way Nursing: Home;,, care C. • Mit-.
chel1, $6;'Scarfe 86_ "CO: Ltd., Paint:
for streets, $14.`60; Huron :County.
Mjin cipal Officers' Association,
membership,; $20 " Clark -Fuss;•, stip=:
plies and labor," Hall, $26.46;- Exe-
ter TInes-Advocate, printing; $140;
E Fink, repairs, Hall, $11:15, C
Reid; trucking " cold mix, ' etc
•$17 40; Riverside Construction, cold•
ma- 'etc.', . $56-91' Mercury Blue
printing Ce.,' maps, $3.65: 'Total,.
$748.1.8.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reid and. Ian
of Toronto, were weekend -visitors"
with Mrs. E. Sararas and • Mr, and
Mrs. Harold Bonthron and family.
Dr. Norma Hopkinson, ''Joan and
Bruce, -of Lions Headvisited over
the, weekend` with Mr. and Mrs. N.
E. Cook
14Ir
and Mrs John MacDonakh
. d infant;` daughter Carrie,. o£'
T_oronto,.. spent .the;: -weekend -with-
the`latter's.-parents Mr. and Mus,,
E. T. Rowe and Pat,
-Mrs. Hugh Norris," of Cromarty,
was admitted .to Victoria Hospital,
London," -'with" :an infection ;in
-h
Pr 'neer.
Messrs. Vernon,`L1oyd-and- R
sell Redden of St.- Catharines,and,
Harold Redden, of Dresden, visit-
ed over-- the weekend at their home.
here: -
Mrs N.: ECock, " Mrs. W. B.
Cross, Mrs William, ITenry and
.Miss A,' " Consitt ;spent' Friday. of`.
last week gtiests of Mr- and Mrs,
Edniund :Geiger; London','.:
"b!i -Munn _ placed .second t in:
piano, Grade` 6," and "first, in, violin,
IZ and udder, 'at Mitchell -' Music.
Festival on; Friday: last 713ob, who
is •"'a studentof S:,S ' 7, Hilbert, his
a ptipil of (Miss :Greta Lammie,
Passengers `;Insured
Prompt- Service
Social- Evening For
TIM TM
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GICAL:
Never: before have -you seen a ear :*cashed' ;itt, this:
MAGIC manner_.-,fron top" to hottonx and bottom to.topi" Our`
CHOLDUN "AUTO -MAGIC" Carw:asher -uses a new. and: rootlet*
method which not only thoroughly
cleans; your', car; but together.with>
PURPLE' MAGIC "WAX -WASHING" gives -your- car that
-SHED: look, "dirt, a a _.
No.:more .piling.dirt ans" a ch
particle ;is loosened, it floats magically away in a river of spray',, •
positively protecting, your car's lustrous finish,
ave your car 'Wax- Wasile
CITIES SER
EgmondviUNe" Pair .
Mr. and, MR
rs, aymond.^Chani-
hers :;of . Egrnondville. newlyweds
were, entertained in .Winthrop Half
Fizi day night A large number of
fri_enda •,°gathered oto. enjoy :a social• ".
evening. -
1?uring the evening: Step -dancing•
was • enjoyed with dancers Frank
Johnston.. Murray Dalton:. Hairy
Johnston, Irwin `Johnston, .Oliver
Pryce and'Leis" Godkin pafticipat- `
Oliver Pryce read=au "addres
and Harry Johnston, made the pres-
entation - of a purse of money to
the couple. ;.Dancing was enjoyed ,
.to Bruce's orchestra. '
ay: TOp Prices
At Falconer Sale
WHIRLWIN
I Tare is a mower that gives you bargains iii ttu4l tj ,
features and performance, It's built TOgive yearsl. -
of 'dependable;: "trouble-free <service. ,Maws grass,
weeds, pulverizes leaves and trims close : ;to" give
you cdnpleteaa`wn care
LOOK AT THESE TORO FEATURES
kieighttof--cut-c"h ange-Ira seconds
, without" tools. .
Throttle, step and start controls at your
finger-tips.
Top :animal. at the Falconer Bros.
sale Iast week Was a roan bull sire,
by AberfeIdy$250- beyi n
Tpg:e.-:The animdbyal;
sold #or: , , purchase
.Mervin„ Hayter Varna.
The, White' bull, Falcon-" . Spring
Ransom Lad, was solei •to Dan biv
ingstone, Glencoe. :Top' three le,
m 1e5 went,:to;iCrediton with Her-•
er%"O'il[itehell"buying•them 'at'an.
average price of $237.50
Fat steers Were "sold to Clififord-
ya;...Varna;4t-$228;54 or�ahout-
24" cents a • pound,.': These. animals
will be shipped, to - Swift .,Packing
Company. "
':Other buyers,:were 'Ernest_;White-'
house,' Xippen; Verne "Cunningham,"
Goderieh; Stewart D.ale, , Clinton;,
Gordon Hill, ;;Varna Luther San
ders, ,Seaforth; . Erlin Whi more,
Seaforth; Horner -Hunt, :Seaforth;
William. Oestrieher; Crediton; Bert.
Lobb, 'Clinton. •
Auctioneer, ,was "Bert Pepper,
handling' his,. first " sale, T'urner's,
Church.. W.A._ ,sold hot dogs and
coffee: at the
With �tozla�i's "rising costs, noire of ' us seri -aford - to
overlgok a ?`clouhle-value.": `'A•iid_y u, really •get "two for
the,- money" when you Use gas! You, .see, gas itself -is The.
perfect fuel dean, . dependable, quick, economical. Now
modern scielice and production know-how step into the
ture"and ":add automation to gas appliances . ;'t+a giveyon '
the ultimate in carefree, automatic cbnvetit;ence: That'- adds
up to two for the money for yout
But that's still not the ea4t' of the 'bargain ... for, to-
day's colorful gas appIionces'fit beautifully into every home
decorating -scheme ...and cost so' little to install so little
to usea'•
Any way y'owlook &t ...with gas; the ideal fuel, and
."jet -age" gas applianoe*, you hold the :Wain lieyeto bei zi
easier living
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Staggered wheel design prevents t -
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Larger. and power pr openamodets;also atiiiilable!
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