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HE ELECTION` ACT 1951`
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SECTIeN 88:(4) -
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ROTI°CE` MJF f�C� I
ce
Notice The
once is 1�erebi, given that. pursuant to
Election Act; 1951' (Section 88), a poll for the
Elec-
toral
.Diqtri t of Huron will beo en- on -Thur daS-
,
and 6th days of
Fridayand Saturday,'the 4th, 5th
Y
.
June 1959 from.�8 a. until 5 p.m.,and from '
E.S. �
and
�': 9.a iii_ >�il 6p.m. ; nt
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8 p.m. until 11;p.m. D.S.T.).
. .:.
places--for-the-said-electoral-district..T._
The. pz�lling
,, :
will 17e located at• the ;levy Ha11Exeter , , , ,.,,,,.,-, M. E.
Clarke's Gama e t•Seaforth and Ed: Weston's,
West Street, Goderich, for the' purpose of: receivin g
the votes of voters who expect to be absent from
electoral district' on the day.fixed for' ollin�
the` P g
The ballot'• boxes • will' be opened .and 'the votes
Counted at-7_p_m (S:p m D --S T) of„ Thursday,_the_.
l lth day of June,: ,•at the- iaid places.
NEWS OF HENSALL
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Amidst beautiful table decora-
tions of lilacs and tulips, Rev,, Chas,
D, Daniel, of the United Church,
welcomed members' of the choir,
Sunday School' and Mission Sand
teachers to a turkey banquet on
Thursday .evening., This was the
second banquet 'given by' :` the
Church Session for the choir and
Sunday school teachers thefirst
being in 1957. ,Rev. Daniel pointed
outthat the choir was the' :senior
member . of the church, „as' there
had always been a choir since the
beginning et, the. church, but the
Sway Sel}ool ; h on y been
existence for about 150 years.
anquel
sir
Session for'inviting .the .Mission
Band teachers"to.thegbanquet.
Jim McAllister, clerk of the ses-
Sion, thanked the choir and teach-
Rev,
their service to' the church.
Rev. Daniel, said: any kind words
of praise to .bot choir members
and teachers or their fitfil ser-
-,services, 'and said Many kind words
of praise ,to both choir members
and teachers for.; their faithful ser-
vices He said that it oras a great`
challenge to , the . youth of ,bur
church to come forward and offer
their services as 'chair members
in .and teachers,. to attend choir prac-
tise and:: church services'regular-
ly.
Ile 'also paid atribute to' Mr. and,
Mrs. Harry "Horton for their faith-
ful services to the church, and ex-
pressed regret at 'their not being
able to' attend the banquet, but :he
said that members of the 'choir,
Sunday School and manse had. paid
them a visit s Tuesday
i i `on=evening
ve g
and presented them witha gift and
wished them bozi voyage. He thank-
ed Mr. Christie for hisco-opera-
tion during the past. two years.
Mr.,Ron Mogk'thanked-the mem-
bers of the Women's Missionary
Society; and -ladies of-thevening
• Auxiliary, for the deliciousisuppei
they:had prepared
Kinsmen Make Donation
Mr. Cern Christie, Sunday School
superintendent for the, past two
Years, thanked the teachers for
their consistent help and co-opera-
tion during the past twoyears,
and he ' felt , that arrangements,
would soon have to be made to ,en-
large:the 'Sunday school~ facilities;
as the school. membership wa
growing. They .now.'' have nearly
200 students enrolled in the Sun-
day -School, . with, =an --average at-
tendance of 80 per cent., .
Mr. Sam Rannie;• choir director,
paid tribute to Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hortenrfri their faithful services
to the church: as choir members;
and expressed regret at their not
being: able to attend th&'banquet,
but hoped they -• wou( d enjoy their
vacation in England; fle also thank;,,
ed the other members of the choir
for their services and-oo-operation,
but expressed -a hope -that from the
large•: congregation we had inour
church, .more rmembers would conte
forward to offer their services to
the choir. Male voices would be
Particularly -welcomed he said.
I
'Vr,,E .Chi•p chas e : thanked:. the
Mr. ;, t,
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Dated, at Seaforth this 28th day' of May, 1959,
RUSSELL T. BOLTON
Returning Officer
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-SEAFORTH 394 -'
Godeiich Street West
At the Kinsmen dinner meeting
at the Nosy Korner Restaurant
Thursday night, ` President Harold,
Knight, on behalf of theclub, pre-
sented,Mr. 'and Mrs. Rill Lee with
the gift of a chair. Mr. and Mrs.
Lee :are. taking ; up residence in
London' June 1.'Four guests were.
resent -two from - Exeter. On.
June 9th= the. Kinsmen will bein
ance - t': -Charter Night `'at. attend a g
_Pert 'Dover, when ,`a new Kinsmen
club will: be •formed. One `hundred
dollars ;-was-donated-to .the--Hen--
sall-Rar-k_B d
onour
embers
ing, also a question, and answer:
period on ""Immunization"' was
held, Mrs, R..,kltherington, • first:
vice-president,' chaired the • meet-:
ing. Members answered the roll;
call, by paying the total of their
telephone number: Mrs. J. Fergus
son, commented on ;the motto,- "If
you would. win friends, be friend,
District director; Mrs 'William
Sims, reported on the district art•'
nuaiat Grand, Send. •Mics. -Dougall
gave.,highlights of the 'Cgnfe dace.
she. attended at Guelph, and Mrs
=H=ove--ereported on . 'Eiiiergen-
cies." Mrs., William Boweliffe. con-
vened the 'program. "•
Assisting the hostess• were Mrs.
William Lamport, Mrs:- H. Love,
Mrs. & 'Ke11ex. Mrs L. ' Webber
and Mrs. J. Ferguson • Courtesy re'
marks were extended by Mrs, Wm.
'Etherington tee the hostess, `-con-
veners and guest speaker.',';
1V[a�k 27th .Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Georgeparker, en-
tertained attheir home
on,Tues-
day evening- for -the- former's - par
eats, •Mr. ,and Mrs;; Harold -;Parker,:
on 'the occasion of:their 27th- wed.'
ding anniversary, A:turkey: dinner'
with all the trimmings was Serve
e .:ichi
d, n ding a'•three-trier wedding
cake. Mr: and Mrs. Parker were
the recipients of many lovely gifts,
Presentation being'"made 'by Mrs.
George .Parker.
-Attending > -the celebration were
Mr. and -Mrs. Bob `Keys, Mr,
Mrs. .RussellKeys;• Mitchell; Mr.
and Mrs.' Ken Parker, Chiselhurst;
Mr. arid Mrs Edgar.:Cudrnore,.and'
Algin, R.R..;1, Hensall; Mrs: Edna
Corbett,- P k r r. r:
Mit. it. ars S .M -and
Mrs. E: :Sfiaddick :andBill, Mr.`
and ; 'Mrs.: H. Parker,: Geraldine,:
Doroth , :and Pats and :'Mr.. and
Y Y,.
Mrs: George Parker, Ricky and;
Cindy.
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-e,iowhiners-- S
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To Bold Anniversary:Services
A$niversary, services will be :ate
served .•in Hensall United •Church,
Sunday, ;June 7,- at11, a.m. and
7.30 p.m.: Guest, minister at- both
services will be Rep W. ,J Rogers,.
'of' Erindale, a farmer'; minister` of
the-, church -LL Guest, trumpet soloist
at the evening service •will be: Mrs
Clare McBride, of Zurich , There
will b s'SPecidriti sic by:tlie"choir,
• and a vocal• duet ; will •be Sung by
Mr b ttannie :and ,.Mary, Ann at
the •morning, service.
• Rear PubIie'Health Nurse '
Fred , Dobbs Jr.;Pubhc
Mrs ,
Health Nurse, .Was , uest •,s esker
at Hurondale "Women' '.Institute
May meeting Wedi>,esday,•for which•
Mrs. Harry„ Dougall was' hostess.
Mrs. Dobbs showed a°film on diet -
and off
the job
THE
ThiS is Leonard Babcock, a Toronto -Dominion Bank Branch
Manager in Windsor., Before~conning to the Borde"r' City,
Len served in a number of branches throughout Ontario,'
gaining 36 years`, of sound experience . experience that makes
him a t'horou hl capable banking counsellor:: Len. is "a good
g Y p g
counsellor offthe job too, servinghis cgmmunity_as_chairman
of the gel. welfare committee of the 'Iciwan s - .and as
treasurer of the Red Cross. Friendly and efficient, Len Babcbck
, typifies the courteous helpfi l people you'll find at
The Toronto -Dominion Batik neat you. Drop in soon
and see why .J. .
• people- make 'the dff'ererico.' at
THE �AN1C rtl-1AT ' ®FCS. AH;EA,i
W. C. MOORE, Manager
BANK
;Seaforth Branch..,
Were:, George Castle (4); • Miss'
Carol Brown; Fred'' Kennings,
T. Coates; Harold'''Sehwartzentrub-.
ei. (2) Paul Boa; Shard :;Sma1e;
Mrs'; Jack:.Deitz, ''Mrs. Wes ,Ven
ner', and•Mrs. Glenn. • McKenzie
(tied), Harold- Schwartzentruber:
and, Mrs,, William Deitz (tied);:
share the wealth Fred Kennings,
Miss Garold Brown; door prize,,
Dr J G <;Goddard, Hensall will
examine -students-on the --St: John's,
Ambulance ':First Aid Course June
10 ">'A group have been taking the
course-during-theffis'aSt'a wee s;
in the Town Ilall, Hensall: This
course has;;l een sponsoredy"Gen
eral Coach Works of Canada. •
Rev Charles `. D. r Daniel ,is' at
tending ' Conference at eCentral
'United Church, ',Sarnia, . ,all this':
week, ,comniencing';Monday, June
1st.
Mrs., Sini: R.00bol• was 'admitted'
to:;South ellurorie Hospital;Exeter,
over the weeketid in the interests
Farmer Resident,
I. B �oughner.
Retires:- From CNI
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RIG
Seaforth
Iggh SchoI
N Boughner, 60,a, St.' Pauls,
willeretirefrom .the'. railway 'Sun-
day
un
day. after;almost.40 _years,'_. service}
Mr. Boughner . is ' a :CN1V section,
foreman; are had worked in Sea
forth.
Mr.:.Boughner started with the-
CNR `'as a sectioninan in August,
1918, at La Salette. ,:'Same of the
roadmasters he has worked under
are C. Carey,, G H. Munro, A. -
Moody, 3. Billo, D A. 1VIcl ill and
the present roadmaster, J`° D'
-Bothwell,_
eer h - has'work-
During his car ,, • e work-
ed as `a sectr Inman is Milvert-on;,
Seaforth; Stratford and St. 'Penis:
While in'Stratford-he was 'snow:.
:for: the stratford
plow'"''foreman , e .
di -icon and,, "'until'.his, retireiiment
division, 1,
ran weed cutters in the southern
Ontario district
He married, the former. Pearl
-Louise-See-'-of Restock in -Sep-
t=imber; -1930: - After -he -retires; Mir:
' ghnlr Qn movie 'to Sim=
coe; where''he' wi "just take : it
easy."'.:•
WINTHROP -r
Mr. and- Mrs. John . Campbell
spent the weekend with M. and
:°Mrs W. A. Campbell at. Guelph.' -
__,111r.::,:and MrsAlex. Dennis and
Mr. . and; Mrs.: Wi11i Dundas," of
Seaforth left_ on Monday" on a mo-
tor Eli) to Western; Canada hiid'the
coast
111
Illillll tlllllullll,hll LI111111I I lu l l 111 i1`,.,
Rudy Petzke -ia a patient" ,at.
Stratford General Hospital;; Where
he, under event • SUrgeey on Monday.
He .willbe. in the Hospital for three
weeks
LSTre -spent-
the ..weekend with relatives' in, To
ionto -
Mr and 1Virs Clarence Reid at':
tended thea; f uneraiin 'Tiverton on'.
Thursday afternoon' of Mr:• Reid',s'
unci the late Thainas :Feil
Mr. and =Mrs George Hess are.
leaving, either the :.7th or 8th: of
June for Regina, ;'Biggar, ` Sask..
and 'l lbydininster, *here tliev'ex-.
pectti.to spend three weeks visiting.
with -relatives and attend the Jubl;:
lee at Biggar, Saslc, from 'the 8th'
to .:14th- of •;June, the 12th' is the'
ovation or the _pioneers: from 1907'
to 1919.
Messrs: Bert Horton, Alf Scholl
Gordon Love and Garnet Mousseau.
returned thelatter part_, of „this:
week- fro in, a Successful'fishing ex
pedition at. Chapleau, in Northern,
Ontario
James • Petty,of =Hay township,.
west o€ 'Hensall, recently :Shot six;
small foxes: inea field on• ills farm,
near the `• side of :":the 'road. Mr'
P'etty,: said there had been;a fox-:
hole in the, field; for quite a' 'mime'
bei of • years, and he, thinks the.'
mother must have .been shot.
The Women's •Missionary Society,.
of .the ,United Church will hold:their
June :meeting at the: Koine o£ Mrs:
N. E Cook, Friday ;at.8'pen
The many friends of Mrs A1ree
Joynt will .be sorry to learn that
she'. 'suffered a , fall • at her;, home,'
Causing a sprained hnkle
1Vfrs.,Ralph. Garath, of ;Linden;'
was. a,week;end west With,
MPS: James W. Bonthron:
Mr, , and Mrs. Bill Lee left . on
Monday, June 1, for. London, where.
--they---will take- up -residence .
GRAIN. CLUB MEETS
The..second grain' club meeting
was held on Wednesday" at SDI -IS;
with 10' present. Leader .Earl 1Vte--
Spadden also attended: President
Don ,McKercher had the chair.
.-Minutes of the last meeting 'were
read by .John Varlet'• and' adopted
by Lawrence' Taylor, seconded •by
Don Crozier. The leader provided:a
quizz. The club judged ,oats, L.
Taylor and J, Broadfoot giving reae.
sons. On barley, :Il.. H, Scott and
R. Fotheringham gave- reasons:
The .next, meeting is on'June 24,
at $'.30 p.m.
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DRIVE -•1N TREATTR
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Featuring the Largest Wide _
Screen in: Huron''".County.
• TIiUItSDAY, FRIDAY and. .:
SATURDAY -June 4, 5 and 6
"THE BIG COUNTRY
(Colour) CCinemaseopey _ W
Gregory Peck ,-- ,Jeare.Sininions._>
Bur.: Ives Charlton Heston
(One Cartoon)
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at 2:00 p.m
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MONDAY, ` TUESDAY .and
WEDNESDAY:• June 8, 9• and.10
"THE 3.Is IN THE
..GREY FLANNEL S• UIT"`
(Colour-) (Cinemaseope)
`'Gregory Peck --` Jennifer.; Jones
(One;`Carteon)
.:TWO 'SIowS NIGHTLY
;'Rain or Clear
First Show at:Dusk
Children under 12 in cars` FREE"'
IlhtiII, illirill!IiU IJIIIII HHJIh11111tIu. -
mensal) 'rices
Livestock' prices were :higher at
the Hensall Sales Iast week. Bert
Thortipson. Hensall, marketed 21
steers with 'a top of $25.80; Lyle
Hill, Varna, five steers at $25.60.
Gobd butcher steers were $24.50
to • $25.80; reedium, .steers,, $23:00
to $24.25; butcher heifers,: $22'50
to $23.60; fat cows, 180 to. $19.40;
heifer cows -up to $22.10;- springer,
cows, $230,00;•_babies, $25.00; veal,
$25, to $30; small calves, $12 to
$15; good bull calves $20 to $30;
heifer calves up to $46;'. Durham
heifer calves, '$35 to $73; weanling"
,pig's, $0;00 to $11.0; chunks, $i2
to $20; feeders, $21 to $26; sows,
A total of 700 pigs, and 260 cattle
,were. sold.
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SEA
FORTE
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..:. • .. � -: criers u
he .�llsre aid. b the..
Tn view of t
lie ,of the recgnt proclamation' issued by the
Town Council, re the confinement of " dogs,.
, and ,the fact that they are not to run at large-
' time, the Council "feels that -charges
1
.
must-.bervlaid under this By -la*.-
Any. owner ..or, harbourer of a
dog who allows it.: to i'riln . at
-largecall-- be "-Summoned into'
-Court: The fine in a case of this
kind could . be' $50.00" and costs.
The Council .and myself would;. ask all eiti
zens concerned to comply with the laws and
avoid the .eonseduences.
HRISTIEL, Mayor
W. G. THOMPSON HENSALL
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