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Mrs an. Wagner,. Vancouver
Is. visititrg her •cousin, Mrs. J.' B
'Young •
Master Donal& Mole, on' of
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mole, is
this week indisposed with' an at-
-tack Of measles. • ..
Mr*, and Mrs. -Thos. Webster
• ails. daughter Lois, also. Mr: and
Mrs. Harvey Alton and ton Lorne
enjoyed a ;voter trip recently to
Toronto and also visited Miss
Ettabelle .Webster; nurse -in -train,
• ing • at Brantford °General. Hospi-
Miss L. Dreaney was latelly vis-
• ited by ,her niece, Mks. Allan iVlc
Nab, Mr. 1VIcNab and daughters;
Toronto, .also Mr. • Eddy Durnin
Of Essex, her nephew: •
Miss Viola Young returned last
week from Delhi where she had
been working with the tobacco
harvest.
Miss Dorothy . Robb who visit
• .ed : two .Weeks with friends in
Toronto returned 'home the first
of this week:., ;
-.Mrs. Jas: ----Alton was a visitor.
on .Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Herb • Alton. . •-
Miss Isabelle Montgolinery, R.
'assistant supervi`�or Tie the
operating room of Galt ;General
hospital, •is • a' visitor with her
Mother, .Mrs. J.• Montgomery,
Mrs John McGee returned'
plerne oil'' Sunday • after being a,
atient for a fe days' at. Wing-'
hams Hospital . suffering with
quinsy. We are glad to know she
is recovering nicely...
Miss Bertha Jones, R.N. has
taken a .:position op. the staff of.
College "Street Women's . Hospital;
Toronto:: '
The September meeting ;of the.
"United' Church' W _A. will be held:
at the church on Friday. at 2.30
' th Mrs., Webster,. • Mrs. V. Er-
rington and • Mrs. Harvey Alton
an chargeof the program:
Miss . Flora Durnin returned
hsirne at the 'end- of the week from
inspecting ,Victory• Gardens of
which she is ' supervising 500 i
'5 counties; Bruce, Huron; Grey;
:Larebton and • Simcoe:
Pte. Irvine Eedy of Camp Ip-
Terwash . is spending two weeps
leave with his parents,' Mr.., and
'Mrs. H: J.: L. Eedy. • .
• Misses' Lily. and Frank . McLean.
.. returned on Wednesday to Luck-
. now after spending the summer
with their. brother, i Thomas'
McLe1Van., .
The Red Cross sends out' an.
appeal for gifts for the 'men in
service and are in Newfoundland
hospitals. 'Suggestions as •these
are acceptable, • pencils, • pens,
gum; hard candy, crossword puz-
zles, cards, checkers, chess, cig-
arettes, statiorhery, Readers Di-
. gest and other .recent magazines
in :good condition, knitted •com-
forts, razors or blades ;are not
asked for in this donation. Show-
ers Of these articles may be left
with Mrs. , R.. Davidson or . Mrs.
R, J. Durnin and are to be in by
September 25th.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blake last
week ' accompanied their daugh-
ter, Miss pernice Blake, B.A. to
Oil Springs, who has accepted
a position ' .there. They spent a
few days before . r. eturnieg at
London and -Str-athroy.,
Mr, and Mrs'. Lawrence Kelp
.and two sons Donald and 'James
, of Walkerton visitedthe former's
uncle, 'Mr,. 'Barney Benninger' on
. Sunday. , •
Dr. 'Dan and Mrs, Blake of Tor -
:onto spent three weeks with the
former's uncle,., Mr; John Blake
• and othef• Ashfield relatives..
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fowj er
and daughter Melba: were rec rt
visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Geo.
'Swan, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. C or -
don Struthers near 'Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs: 11+ ton Stothers
of Toronto spent a fewrdays last
week. wi e
RECALLS LAC.IaoSS G AME, IN
'SEPOE' TOWN ,$0 OARS AG()
Mr. Russell T Kelley, found,
er and manager of the Hamilton
Advertising • Agency, . Hamilton,,
Ont., and former . Teeswater
boy, who has been appointed by,
the Dominion Government as the
Fuel Conservation Chairman• for,
the Dominion of Canada,•,was in
town the , first ' of the week in
•connection,: with the coal.'-distri-°
bution " and fuel situation here.
Mx`. •, Kelley addressed' a : Meeting
of the ,Ministerial Association .of
Walkerton, and urged that union
services be .held. of the' various.
Protestant 'churches M. town and
•that • everything possible be done
to conserve . coal and other fuel
here. Mr.. Kelley _gave the Her-
a1d-Times . a :friendly call . while
in town and during a . conver-
sation with ; the scribe recalled
that he - l ad -played ,,lacrosse on.
the line-up . of 'the Wakerton
tearli when they contested •for
county honors 'with the Sepoy
Lacrosse club of . Lucknow on
September 9th, 1893; or a half
century ago. The Walkerton tenni
nosed out a victory over the Se;
:pot's' of, 2 to 1, Mr. Kelley, being,
responsible. for the scoring on,
Oneof Walkerton's goals and be-
ing credited with anassist for the
other counter. Mr. Kelley was.
accompanied to Bruce by his
daughter, Miss Patricia Kelley,
who has .been engaged as teach-
er of the Paisley Continuation
School for thea %doming year..
Walkerton Herald -Times.:
Season Opei s
. The duck hunting season open-
ed 'on . Wednesday morning with
a few birds' bagged the'first day.
For those who are located so they
can hunt .both north and . south
shotgun shell§ • will probably
the season won't close until, De -
ember 10th, but the scarcity of
shotgun, shells -wil probably.
automatically end the season long.
before that.. ••
-Mr. Thos. Stothers. ' - --
(1itended For Last Week)
M Carmen Farrier of White-,
church :has been engaged as tea-
cher at U.S.S.' No. 17, on Con.
2," West' •Wawanosh to succeed
Miss Mary Horton. • • '
Miss . Bernice Blake, B.A., has
returned: to teach at Oil Springs
Continuation school.
Mr. and . Mrs. George Hearts
of Toronto spent the week -end
with Mrs. D. Sproul, . and Mr.
and Mrs.' Arthur Elliott.
Harold • Dickson and Charles
Girvin left :on ,Tuesday for the
West. '
ASI FiELD
Sub -Lieut. George Sullen of
Ottawa is spenddirig ' a few '`days
at his home here. -
Mrs. Gordon Fenety and little
daughter of Toronto spent the
week-end.with Mr. and Mrs. John
MacRae.' • •
'Mr.'Neil MacKenzie and. dau-
ghter Mary of Toronto spent the
week,endrwith relatives here., .
'Rev Gillies of Port Elgin spoke.
ire alae Presbyterjan -church on
Sunday in :the interest of the:
Temperance Federation. '
The September -meeting .of Kin
tail 'branch of Woman's Institute
was held ';at . tile. 'home o f ' Mrs:
'Ray Dalton The president,' Mrs.
'R: Scott presided. A. display of
work done ~ for Red Cross inelud-
ed eight quilts . besides knitted
articles. This society works with.
'the Lucknow. Branchof the Red
Cross: Miss Rita Dalton, A.N. who
has' just returned from a year
on duty in South Africa told
many interesting stories and
:showed . pictures of the natives
and some of the modern new`- Cit-
ies of that country,: She also,
dressed in Hindu -costume.
ASHFIELD. DOTES`'
Mr. 'and' Mrs. Irwin Henry and
Ross visited with Mr: and. Mrs.
Les Ritchie and Alvin on Stun
iViiss - Muriel Farrish,, "R.N. of
Brantford Hospital is' spending
her vacation with her mother
and brothers. • '
Mr.and Mrs. .. Gordon iRtchie
and family spent Sunday 'with,
Mr-: and Mrs. John Robb of Holy
rood. ' ,:
Mrs.: Courtney and Fred ac-
coinhpanied by' Mr.' & Mrs: Haley:
called on Miss M urchison, ,Sun-
day afternoon. ' • ..
Tpr. James Hunter :of Camp
Borden spent the week -end with
his • parents.
Miss Helen Gilmore of Hamil-
ton spent Labor day week -end
with her parents.
' Mr. and Mrs. A: Helm and Mr.
Wm.' Helm -and children visited
with Mr. and Mrs. John Little of
Curries II Corners:•
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDon-
ald and babe spent Friday even-
ingwith::: Mr.--&-1Virs.: peter 'Cook:
Messrs. John, Henry and Ar-
thur' Gih ore. spent Sunday with
the former's father who has been
a patient in London. at . St. Jos-
eph's .hospital for some • time.-
• .Mr John Malloch.. and sister
visited with Mr. and • Mrs. Jake
Hunter on Sunday.
Rev. T Ford of . Strathroy is
visiting his sister, Mrs. M. Hogan
and family.:
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 116th, 1943
•
PROSECUTIONS ;I,TNDER
iNS*Jl NCE ACT.
Since, the Ur}e><#a lbymen. t In-
surance Act has been put into op-
eration, informations have been,
laid against 31 employers, under'
,part XV of the Criminal . Code
for failure to comply with the
provisions' •of. the Uneinploynlent
Insurance Act, 1940. Twenty-
three eemployers have' been
'charged with failure or neglec
to pay contributions for which
they, were liable under the Act;
one employer was charged with
failure to register hit employees;
'seven eemployers:; were :charged
with failure to return the old In-
surince 'books in their 'Possession.
There have been : thirty-one
convictions and no acquittals. The,
fines imposed in these convictions
ranged from $5.00• to ,$100.00on
each count. e
Other cases of non-compliance
of the Unemployment insurance
Act and National Selective Ser-
vice Regulations . • are under re-
view and when evidence is advt.
quate prosecutions will follow..
SUCCESSFUL •.
MUSIC STUDENTS
At the mid -Summer examina-
tions in music the foliowing pup -
115 of A , E. Cook were 'successful:
Marion Mason; passed the Grade
X piano Examinations of . the.
,Toronto Conservatory with hoe -
ors; Hugh Rose the Grade II
theory with first class honors;
obtaining 94 marks; Doris. Fer-
guson passed the. Grade K piano
examination of Western • Univer-
sity with first class honors and
also Won. the gold medal' award-
ed by the.,Universityy for the.
highest `standing. .
Richard Tattersall was the ex-
aminer for the Tbronto Conser-
vatory and Dr. Harvey Robb for
Western University.
Newton-Joynt Group W. A.
The • opening' meeting for the
Fall term of the Newton-Joynt.•
group ' Met at the .home of Mies.
R. H. Thompson with. 18 • in at-
tendance. Mrs: Joynt eonducted
ihe___devotionaLperiod. 'with.• -am
reading, followed by hymn and
prayer by Mrs. Decker. Miss Mar-
garet Rae read the scripture les-
sen. The minutes were read and
approved:.The program consist -
ed of a reading by Mrs. W. B.
Anderson and' a solo by Mrs.: J.
W. Joynt. Two, humorous con-
tests were conducted by Mrs.
Harvey 'Treleaven. A hymn ,and
a prayer, by Mrs. Joynt closed
the meeting. -•-
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Colin Crozier of Crurn1iri spent
the week -end at his home here.
• 'Mr. and Mrs. Victor Whitley
of Harnilton ' called ori • friends
here last Friday. •
Mr. Elliott' -Rivet -of • the ll.
A. F: at Guelph is spending' this
week with. his parents, 1Vlr:. and
Mrs, Jack Rivett He spent the.
Weekend -with his brother Ivan,
at Midland.
On ' Tlhtrtisday afternoon . ` the
members of the W;M.S: ,met at-�
the • home of Mrs. Rivett. The .de-
votional period . was taken ' from
the : Missionary' Monthly. Mrs.
Kilpatrel' had . charge • of the
• meeting. Mrs. Treleaven . had
charge' of the new study book
which proved very interesting.
Mrs. Rivett and Edna McWhin-
ney rendered a duet, Lead Kind-
ly Light Shirley Sherwood then
gave a, poem also Mrs. Cecil
Blakeread a poem. Mrs. Shackle=
tongave her Temperanceread-
ing. Hymn 252 was sung and Miss
Mallock gave .a reading..! Mrs.
Crozier then lead in prayer.. Mrs.
Benson Shackleton gave a read -
,ng. After. singing. Wonderful
Love, Mrs. Kilpatrick closed the
meeting with prayer.
Mr. and -Mrs. Jack Curran and
family visited : ori Sunday with
Mr. `and Mrs. Herb Curran, 1V.iaf-
eking...
(Intended ,For Last Week)
Mr. and •Mrs. Wilfred Plunkett
and sons 'of Auburn, Mr. and .,
Mrs. Jack ' Bradley and Jim of
Amberley " Spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Drennari,
Mr. and Mrs: Cecil Chamney
and Anne, Mr: • and Mrs. Clar-
ence Chamney and Clara of Bel- -
gr -ave, . lVIrs: McLaughlin -and° Joan
Of Detroit, were guests 'of Mr.,
and Mrs. Raymond Finnigan on
Sunday, Mrs: ,;McLaughlin and
Joan remained; for a longer visit.
Mr. L, S. Wood of Sarnia spent
a pleasant week -end with his
sister; Mrs Jarries Sherwood and
Mr. Sherwood:
Mrs. Harry, Middleton- and son
Lynn: : of I:ucknow- are spending'
a few days with Mrs. Cecil Blake:
1VIis's , Helen.: Stothers was a
guest of her cousin, Lorainne
Drennan for 'a few days. • •
•. Messrs. , Raymond . Finnigan, -'
Roy Culbert and Norman Rivett
eft on Thursday . for . the West
where they intend to spend the
next two months,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Maize; Ken-
neth McGuire and Norman Mc-
Guire spent Sunday 'at Stratford.
Mr. and . Mrs: Clifford' Crozier
and babe spent last .week -end in
London with Misses Frances and
Lorena .Crozier.
Last Thursday evening the
friends and -neighbors of LAC;
Graham Durnin gathered,at the' --
school. whei a social time was
spent: When • Graham was called •
to the platfornj Benson Shackle=
ton read an address and Ronald
Treleaven made the presentation.
of a sterling' silver identification
disc.' Although taken by surprise
raham , made a neat reply,
t1hanking all for their kindness.
Lunch was then served by the
ladies. .
-1Vlr: �arid Mrs, T. M, .Durnin
spent the past. two weeks,at her
home near Applehill;
• Mr. Robt. Durnin 'of Toronto
and Mrs. Marie G ranat of Ham-
ilton spent the week -end and
holiday with friends here.
Misses Shirley and . Norma
Sherwood visited last week with
their aunt, Mrs. Leslie" Ritchie:
Mr. Walter Dodds, who' spent
the past three months at Win.
Crozier's returned to . his home
at London on Saturday.
FOUR, FIVE and 7 -leaf clovers
were picked 'recently by Kath-
leen Mitchell.
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