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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1940-07-18, Page 5THURSDAY, 14th! 4441111 THE L_:'�UCKNOW SENTINEI Mrs. Dr. F. S. :MacKenzie •ef Merle! treal •is spending• her vacationeWit • relatives here: 1. s Mr. and Mrs. llurven •Gaiter and. family of Clandyboye visited recetit•ly • With Mr. and Mrs•. • S. Buckini;hani: The AV:' bf. S. meets this • Wedne. uay at the home •of Miss Marian llacKen= - ASHFIE:LD '{, 'RAPID 'CITY zre.. . . • BrideoElect Honored A very pleasant evening aas spew on 'Monday at .the hone of, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blue of 'Amberley when Miss.' Ella Hunter (si. bride to be)wa the guest of honor. During ,the e,e even- ing- an address' was' read which we. in :•rhyninee composed by one of the. guests. and she ,was presented writ" • a breakfast set of dishes,. Mies :Hun,. ter; completely • taken by ..suet eke.' made a neat little .speech.'thankio those present for their .thoughtful- ness. The rest of the evening' we, spent in community • singing after - which lunch. was served Mies 'Hunter takes with"her'to her new •hoinl' the :best wishes of her friends here. The bridge'on the Bluewater known as .SV iley's Bridge • is' close(' to era f - fic. It has not been decided yet if it will be repatd or a new bi idge• built. . Haying is the order of the day add this year ,it is• a bumper iron, • • FANGS;I DE Mr. and Mrs. Fred Passmore and 'Keith of near Holyrood, Mr- and• Mrs. Husk, Sr„ Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Husk and family of Kinlough spent Sunday. with 'Mr.. and Mrs,' Frank Miller,. •- Mr. and • Mrs. Magenty Harvey, .Lloyd and Doris • of • Stratford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson.' . Mr. 'and Mrs. Orville Tiffin, Joe and Dan spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Billie McInnes of near Tees - 'water. Mel and Mrs. .George Scott and family., Mr. and Mrs- Jim Wraith of 10th Con. Culross". •spent Sunday' with Mr.. and Mrs., W. Scott. . • 'Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moore;,and •fain- i'ly spent Sunday with Mrs. W: 'Youing, Mr. and Mrs: '. George Harkness arid Reba spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Jack . Caslick of Culross. Mr.. and Mrs. Alf Trupe•andfan > •of Cuirass 'spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs: Ed. , Wadel, - • '.Mr- ;and M:rs• , Gerdoh .Scott of Ripley "spent Sunday, ,with • ''.Mr.' and' •Mrs. T� fill. • • .- • Master Eldon . Emerson. who holm • deeed. the .past two' weeks• with ,Mr. and Mrs... Victor •Emerson 'has gc ii'e to'visit inWingham:. . ` The Whitechurch `Women's Institute met on Tuesday.. afternoon. in the Hal with Mrs: Lanc Grain president, re• siding. The .meeting, opened by sing - ing•the Institute Ode followed by the 14rd's, prayer in • unigon. Thanks for from were ,read f om Mrs Mors. D: Beeceo.McGee, M•s •Henry A. ,Clow, Mr. •Hector, McKay., The ht- tle daughter of Mr, and Mi s. Russel' Gaunt was then presented with a .baby plate and cup. The. inotto was• given .by Miss . •Grace Richardson: • Angus Mowbray gave 'a usolo. Mrs,, T,: Gaunt gave readings, Mrs.••Ezra Sholtz gat e a ' pianp : instrumental and an encore a sola. littleivii�s Lois,.Bu}'cliill gave and an encore. The topic—A survey of new books 'and a reminderof the best books. of other' y*ears, •was • giten by • Mrs.' Harold Pollock. Litti°e'- Mis Shirley Gibson gave. a •solo..Mre.)Cecil Falconer, .gave,a reading:. Mrs.,• W. Lott then. gave. a solo..The Red Cross:, then met with' Mrs. Rev. J: •• Pollock presiding., The net. proceeds of tht .'garden party was $85.' It. was decided to. sell tickets on pillows and; a quilt in- the near future and other.business was also dealt with. The. meeting .clos- ed: with ,the Daily Prayer;, Mr.and.Mrs. Robert Stuart, Fib eon, Velma and Donald spent Sunday With Mr. .'and'Mrs.• Percy • .Vincent •of•West Wawanosh. , • ' ' • 'Miss Jean, Simpson of. • Cillross ie spending holidays' -With •her grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs: Wni. Conn. Miss Ruby • Conn 'is. spending holi- 'days with her aunt acid uncle in Pais ley.'. • Mr. .and ;1lrs.` John Richardson Grace, 'Jim and. 'Bob •spent 'Sunday with Mt. and .firs - '. John Mason ' •of Belgrave. .-Mrs. John Richardson spent Tues- day with Mrs., Ae Reid of Whiteehurch, Mr. Stuart' McGregor 'is -assisting. Mr. Victor Emerson With haying.' • ltarold•. McQuillin: is getting along nicely after• 'a serious appendix op- erate'n in Walkerton Hospital two weeles agot: . • Mi•. and Mrs.Bill Hanan and fame: Ay' of Blyth were visitors last Friday, with ale. and • Mrs.,' 'Robert„ -McNeil: Barry McKnight.. of: Gowanstown • is jnending some •holidays'. with rela- tive; hire. • '• ' • • ` Mes,>r::. Bili: Reed, Jr.,'.and Sim Mc - Nall `visited *ith friends at .Tiverton Sunday. Mks Mary'' Carter. was the' guest :itis: F:lizabeth , McIver 'Sunday: A'reception was, held in the Orange Hall in town 'f r the •newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Arno. • Thomson on Thurs- day even"! d ' Mr.' Allan IcConeell. of Toronto spent the • week -end with his famijle here' • LET CONTRACTS' Huron TF,wnship Counci.l•has aware Berl the ,contracts for collection • of c 11,1 ase twice weekly at Point Clark and •Bruce Beach -during 'the •summer •-eae,n. William Wilkins. has the job. at Point Clark at. $ .00 per week, and • Reginald Godfrey at.Bruce Beach at • S , re) weekly. The cost will be added to cottage owners' tax bills_ • • 'RO THE COUNCIL of the County of Huron Proclaim a PATRIOTIC ass Meetan '1'o Be Held At 2i30P'.M: In TOWN PARIS • WINGRA SUNDAY JULY 21 • Prominent. 'Speakers: Will Be. To Discuss War Subjects. Present , , Parade At-. 2 O'clock Scouts,99th I •in •�►ham • �%'eteransy Boy .. Battery And Five Bands Alt Patriotic Citizens Are Urged . To Attend Rain •Win Be Held In" h�1 Cash Of Rain Meeting Seating .Accomod= The VVinghatn Arena...__.. ation Will Be Provided, ST... HELENS Present Newlyweds ' .Mr..and Mrs. William Purdon (for- merly; Miss Mildred McQuillin)erc guests ¢f honor at a gathering o; friends of the St. Helen's community inethe'•Hell on Friday evening.:,Danci iing•was,.enjored to music .provided the McCharles orchestra. _After ;tench 'Mr.. and . Mrs. Purdon 'Were called, to the platform. An address• was read by Frank McQuiIlin and' Allan Miller made the presentation of tyro chairs' and a magazine rack. •After 'Mr. Pur - don had tTxpressed their appreciation all joined in •singing ,"For They Are Jolly :Good Fellows". Rev,'Dr. Bryce; a representative of the Canada Temperance Federatior from Toronto was 'the, speaker in the United Church on Sunday morning. Next Sunday Mr. McCleary of 1 riti 4F and Foreign Bible Society vrilP 'have' charge: Mr. Brown of -Kitchener was .a week end guest of M. and 'Mrs. R. Woods • Mrs. Beattie and son Ronald of; St. Thomas are visitors with,'her sis- ter, ister, Mrs. D. Phillips. , - It is requested that all' articles for the layettes and all other completed •Red Cross work be 'handed in ,by Pi - day, July 26th. • • Don't forget the dancer' under the auspices of the Women's Institute on Thursdayevening .with music bj+•,the Gulley Junipers. • Mrs. Lawrence and • Joan of Fort William are visitors with- her brother Harvey and Mrs.' Webb, • Mr. and •Mrs. Arthur Sniith of Broke were recent guests at John Ai- tchison's: WHITECHURCH Rei. and Mrs: Watt of Toronto are holidaying at the home of her Uncle, Mr. Wm. Barber. ' Miss Phroni$ McDonald of Tees - water spent a few 4'ay,s with her aunt Mrs. C. ,'►luny. • Mrs. Sid Ferguson of London visit- ed last week with her aunt, Mrs, ,A Clow: Miss Jean Wellwood is •'spending a few weeks with friends at Caledon Mrs. Buckton and daughter of Tor- onto are visiting with her daughter Mrs. Tom Morrison. - Mr. and • Mrs. <Wilfred Jacques of Copper Cliff are spending a week with his parents Mr. and Mrs.., Eli Jac- ques. , Mr. and Mrs.,Fred Clarke spent the week -end with her father Mr. B; Car- rick. Mr: and Mrs. McDonald and babe of Teeswater spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. C. Mutiny. Miss Elsie Patters'nn of Auburn is visiting with her aunt Mrs. C. Co' Mrs. Tom Fergueen and Miss Salter of W ingham visited . With her mother• Mrs :Gibbs. THE LUCKNOW• SENTINEL. Published every Thursday morning ' . ' .at' Lucknow, •Ontario. Mrs. A, D. MacKenzie --Proprietor Campbell Thompson Publisher ' 'THURSDAY, JULY 18th,'1940. C'OURRIE'S CORNERS Mr. Patrick Moran passed away. in Goderich Hospital On Thursday morn- ing. He had, been failing in health for some time. He leaves to mourns Mrs. Moran, a•. son and daughter, Mr. Frank Moran and 'MA. d C, , Caine (Irene):• The ,funeral was •Saturday crnorning with.. interment in . Kings- bridge cemetery.' We extend our sym- arethy, to the .Bereaved. • • A successful meeting of Kintail ' In- stitute and gifted Cross Tea was . held •Thursday afternooir •. at; the, home of. Mrs. Wilfred Farrish. • •• • Quite- a number .httended the 12th of July in .Southampton.'• ' d ', liss Lorna 'Little is • holidaying• at 9Vpsaga. ' Beach, wit $''-'1.11r: •• and .Mrs. Claude Haughton. • • Mr:;'dndeMrs.- • ;Russel.l' Reid:. repent, Friday in Stretford.' ` M ss Dorothy Paterson of Lucknow ,is visiting •with Mr. and Mrs. 'Lorne Farrish. ' . • Mr. • and •Mrs..Adam Johnstone and family spent Sunday evening with Mrs • John Irwin in , and '_lir. • and Mrs. J. Irwin of eKinloss. Master .Billie Fowler. ' of ' • Erin' • is r . a bell: with Harrr. m visiting 3. P,. Aiiss Gertrude Raynard of- Para- mount' is visiting:With itli Mr. and Mrs. lames Dr nrran. . ti and Mrs. Lloyd, Robb and • Anna of •Pinkeeton•, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Lorne Fairish.. ZION ,Visitors With Mr. and ,Mrs'. W. G. :Hunter on. Sunday were Messrs, Ross. and Kenneth, Mcliague, Mrs; • Andrew McKague ,.and 'Miss, Jean. McKague, Mrs., Weir McDonald ..and two. child= ren of Teeswater. • • ' Mr. and 'Mrs. James. Gardner and family of Lucknow spent; Sunday •e‘r4 fining with Mx:.. and Mrs. "Ernest Gard- ner. Messrs. 'Chas.. Anderson; John and 'Charles :McDonagh, ,Leslie McKeith. Harold Gardner attended 'the celebra- • iron in Southampton July 12th. Mr.',' and Mrs. Henry Gardner and Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gard- ner .and .Earl Mugfold attended the 'eel•ebration in Harristoij on July 12th. Mrs Mary:McAuley of• Ripley was guest 'with Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Ritchie over the week -end.. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland and David ' were , Teeswater visitors on Sunday afternoon: , . ' FOURTH :CONCESS101 Mr. Buckton . who has spent • the past week With Mr and Mrs.- Gilbert 13arnilton 'returned to his home in T•or- ' onto. .• Mrs. L. Forbes and' family 'of Strat- ford spent two .weeks with •Mr. and. Mrs. S. 'Congr.•am:. ' • Mrs. , Parker :and daughter Joan have gone to Toronto where they, in- tend . to. reside for a while Mrs. Morden, and children, Douglas and Marlyn of Toronto returned home after visiting'at`the home .of .Mr. S'. Congram. Miss. HarnahlcDonald iso C pending a few days with • Mrs. J. Martin. Mrs. ,. Kate M!Kenzie, is visiting with friends .in Toronto. , Mrs. Robert •Imery of Toronto spent the •week -end- with Lucknow friends. ' Mr. and ',Mrs.. Wm. Middleton of .forest spent • Friday; at Mr. R. ' R. Middleton s: , ' • ' Mr. Peter Carter., Jr., , is very ill:', with pneurnonin.' y GUTS COSTS 3 WAYS ,ESS LESS SUL'S •, PAGE FFPf ' BOUNDARY WEST. Last ''T)i,ursday' afternoon a most • successful tea was .held at the home of, Mrs O McCharles and Mrs. Frank McCharles ,with Mrs. Qizver McChar- les. Mrs. Jack McIntosh, Mrs. Nelson. Raynard and Mrs Root. Hazrilton, as hostesses.. Proceeds were fpr:the O1 ivet W,M.S.• Me. and Mrs . Andrew . Smith • of : Toronto • visited with Mr. and Mrs • - Jas . MacDonald iast Week 'Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rilyn.and and family 'spent Sunday with Mrs. Ray- nerd's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Drennan, Kintail, Miss • Marion Blue of Detroit is spending her - holidays. with. her aunt and piacle, Mr.' ,and Mrs.. •Grant Mc- Diarmid: • Mr. and' Mrs. Wm. HBston of'De- trroit, Mrs. D. • Huston of Lueknow called on .Mr. and Mrs. R.obt, Hamil- ton. •° • 'Mr. and Mrs. Graham 'McNay and• family of Ottawa spent the week -end with Mr. Alex McNay..' Mr. P. Mei;ay returned • veith thein• . where ;he ail' spent the'•rest' 'of • the summer.' , .HOLYROOD• .. Mrs Jas: Webster and daughter' Myrtle. of .ucknow were recent vis- eters at ,Mi $; '•A. AtCkert's. • •1bIr. and. Mrs Austin Legge` and family;• Mr. Alvin. Graham, and• Mr. Martin Nelson were week=end visitors. with friends at Tara. r. 'and ;Mrs.. L ove `and. 'family Atwood: spent Sunday with: Miss Mar garet and• Mr. Angus McIntosh. • s . Ackert and Mr. ,and' Mrs. .Erneat err gue s. r. and. th is M family had as Mrs, •Richard Elliott and family at their cottage at Bruce Beach. •- , Mr,. . and Mrs... Howard' Harris and Lorraine, Mr. • Farr Hartle were re= cent visitors .at Mr: John Colvin's, Teeswater. e • Miss Smith' of CCieenrore has been engaged as 'teacher for, the Holyrod School for the coming year. Mr . and Mrs .Harvey Houston ' and baby spent Sunday 'With ,Mr. and Mrs..Houston and Mr and Mrs.. Tay - for of"•Pinkerton.• •• Mr .• And. Mrs ..Joe,Gaher y' of',Chic ago .are visiting thelatter's aunt, �[iss 'S. Purvis, at' present., •• Mrs. C Eadie of Gleiinanon spent a few 'days lest"•• week with'her son Mr. Wm: Eadie and Mrs. Eadie. . • Mt. and Mrs. Alex Nolan and fam- ily spent M.onday.,night, at Mr. Rich- ard. Elliott's.. • 1VIr- . and Mrs. Cathers and �as. Ct Ch Evelyn,' Mrs. 'C. Eadie, Mr..and Mrs. Wm . Eadie, Doris.• . and Lorne . spent Suziday'..at Mrs. RachelCulberts.• :• • CRE11 WE • Rev. and ,Mrs. Newman, Donald, and Jean 'were guests of Mr ::and Mrs. Wilfred ..Drennan on' Thursday. . Mr... and •Mrs.. Jim Hesson of Stratford ,visited •with Mr . and Mrs. S . J'- Kilpatrick 'on' Sunday:. Miss Isobel Woods of 'Kincardine spent a 'few days 'with Miss • Ella Whitley. Mr. ' • and Mrs. Bert Treleaven and Gwendolyn spent Sunday eeening with Mrs. Treleaven ;and Mrs. Courtice of Dungannon. - • • ' Miss Cecelia Watt of Goderieh spent. Wednesday-. afternoon at her- home here." She was. accompanied by Miss Audrey ' Fisher of Goderich.' '• Miss Ella Whitley. spent the week- end with, friends at Kincardine: • The .monthly meeting of• the W M M. S . was held at the. home of ?Mss Malloch with a good attendance. 'After the 'devotional part. Mrs. Rivett had charge of the following' program: readingsy Lorena Crozier, Mrs.•Fin- 'nigan, Edna McWhinney; •,'hymn .252 was sung; Mrs. • Sherwood gave read- ing followed.•by• the Study. Boo) given by Mrs. Ileo.:Newman. Mrs. Trelea- ven gave 'a. reading. Mrs. Kilpatrick and Mrs Mgnary led 3n 'prayer: Then hymn 249 was sung and the president closed the meeting with prayer; Mr., and Mrs,' Raymond 'Finnigan: Chester and ,,Louise .visited friends in Wewanosh on • Sunday. . Miss Jean Newman of Dungannon spent a few days with her friend, Loraine Drennan. • , . • • Mr., and Mrs S. J. Kilpatrick, are visiting* friends in. Toronto.- • ;Mr.'Conrad Treleaven of Toronto; visited with' his' uncle, Bert Treleaven on Thursday. • ' The most,indispensifrle'qualification of a cook is• • punctuality. The same must be said of the guests.—B. Sav- arin. WEDDING BELLS GRUBBE — CASSIDY • A quiet but pretty wedding was sol- emnized in the Sacred Heart Church. Wingha'm, when , Ilassilla Marie Cas- sidy, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cassidy of .Bluevale became the bride, of Arthur Nicholas Grubbe second son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Grubbe of Greenoch: The ceremony was performed by Rev, Father Paquette, parish priest of W inghanr The bride, ,given in mar- riage by her father, was charming in a gown of White 'embroidered net over satin. The veil of tulle that hung from the cornet, tipped with orange Wes - some earid s- soms,arid banded With pearls. h..ng softly over a fan shaped train: She carried roses and maiden hair fern. The bride was attended by Edna Grubbe. sister of the groom.. who *-as charming in -A floor -length' gown of fushia taffeta with a corsage of roses She wore a''shoulder-length veil and doll hat, The 'groom's attendant v a Frank Cassidy, brother of the bride: The Potter girl, little Margaret j Voison 'niece of thebride. was charm- ing• in a floor -length dress of yellow �satin with pink cape._ She wore 9• r w of ' fuschia and tur :vise rose' c o n qu i buds.. and carried pial: and white ras- es with pink streamers. After the eetemony the bridal part • left . the church, amid showers of con- fetti to the home of the bride's par- tear a s t hon,Cmooii5r Mrs.' Grubbe will reside •on the groom's farm• in Greenock. Mrs- ennedie tisited en Ttie- day a. Milverton with the latter Mr• s. rs. Toby Jantzi. `, • , 1• • We Take Pleasure In Announcing The Opening Of Our. NEW DRUG STORE In Lucknow We ,Invite You To., Visit 'The' Store And Inspect Our Lines Of Drug, s Toiletries' 'Etc. • .. .. , .. , Try A :Box Of S'miles'n s Chuckles •-Chocotates Tickets for .the Wednesday: nigh" Prize draw given with eneh,25c• pure Gordon Tavior y 13 T PH h )(. b U CHN OW DRUGGIST T 'MacnO ON .THE FORMER � ii "'SHOE STORE). - HYDRO COACH DEMONSTRATION THE H_E P.C. TRAVELLING HYDRO COACH WILL . 13Ei` LUCknow LOCATED iE$IDEcIENZIE'S GROCERY, ON :h' . Wednesd�j, ALL AFTERNOON AND EVENING This modernly equipped coach is for. the purpose of exhibiting tad demonstrating such electrical equipment as GRAFT 'GRIrsDERS, ' M'IL} COOLERS, STOVES WATER .HEATERS, • , IRONS, AND ALL. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES NO EFFORT IS MADE TO SELL THESE. APPLIANCES -Ii is a demonstration, interesting and educational and IIWERYONE. IN THE DISTRICT' 1S IN %TTED TO INSPECT THIS COACH. In Lucknow on Wednesday, July 24th ROUND, TRIPBARGAIN ARG F AINAR S JULY 26 Y& 27 from. LUCKNOW To Stations Oshawa and East to Cornwall inclusive, Uxbridge, Lind- say, Peterboro, Campbellford, Newmarket, Collingwood,' *enfant, Midland, North" Bay, Parry Sound, Sudbury, Capreol and 'West to Beardmore. •. ' ' P.M • Trains JULY 26 , - , - All: Trains 'JULY 27 - TO TORONTO • , - • also to Brantford,. Chatham, Gpderieh, •Guelph, Plea Ilton, London, Niagara. Falls, Owen .Sound, St. Catherines, Si. Mary's, Sarnia, ;Strat• - ford, Strathroy, Woodstock. . See handbills for complete list of destinations. For fares, return limits,train information, tickets, etc. . consult • nearest Agent: - , . T208A CANADIAN, :'NATIONAL OBITUARY, • i she . came With her • parents, John i Thompson and Eliza Spencer, to West MRS. ELLEN CLUTTON Wawanosh where she,has since res- ided Sh After an illness of 'only a week. Mrs. j Ellen Clutton of Stratford passed a- way on' Tuesday of last.week at the • home•of her Sisters, Misses Edith and Elizabeth Horton, on the Blue Water highway. Colborne. township. She had come fiom Stratford' to attend the funeral of her niece. Mrs. Charles Moore. became ill. and gradually , weakened- ' She was. in her seeenfye,. seventh year:. A daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs .John' Horton. she 'eves born 'in Goderich Township, near Clin- ton, but had lived in the Stratftpd district for the last forty year_. Her husband; Gvin -Clutton, . died in 1928. and of recent years •she had made her home with her -son, William Clut- ton,in• Stratford. Two sons and two daughters survive William and Alex. of Stratford; :Miss Edith, a missionary in India, and Mrs. R. Rowe, of Ellice, township; •also two sisters. already mentioned, and'three brothers, Henry Horton. of Ashfield; Hillary' Hortoln' of Exeter, and Horace Horton ,of Col -1' borne township. Mrs. C'iuttotr' 'CMS a devoted "Corker in the Ontario street Baptist church Stratford. The re- mains were taken to Stratford and the funeral held there on Friday after- noon; HONORED ON BIRTHDAY :Mss Rebecca Thompcoti, West tia- ranosh, was guest' of honor when a enmber of her relatives gathered' to e is a valued member of the Donnybrook Church and W. M S. and• • the St. Augustine Women'a Institute. Those present `tfor the celebration were Mr. and Mrs..Willfam • . Tliomer- em: Auburn: . Mr. and ,Mrs. John • Thompson and son Howard. Mr. and Mre. MarkmDonna Mary and Thomas. John A. Armstrong, " hompson, Don-. aid Thompson, West tii avcanosh;• Lucy Thanipson: Galt: Rebecca • Thompson, of Northern Ontario. Would Mike A Preacher Swear Dominion Pay. 194{1, -will long be re-' membered by Rev. L. S. Mptt. rnited Church minister: who moved from Bei vie to Tara that morning. Just prior to leaving Berrie the cleric loan- ed his car: to a friend to drive a dis- tance of five miles andin an accident which occurred the inachine'was dam- aged beyond repair. It is estimated that an expenditure of three hundred dollars wilt be required to place the vehicle in •tinning condition oticeziore . Mr, M of't eeepred ' another car. and drot-e to Tara. where he was info, r,i- ed that the moving van in Which his , household roods Were being trane- ported'frnrn 13ervie had left the high- way on the outskirts df' C'hesley and toppled over.:in the 'ditch. In the ctirsh''• a •gre'att deal of household furniture was broken and much valuable glass - i• Mise Thornpson was ..bon at Glen Major, Ont, and vchen quite . young -4 t n ars. 'u, a series o -A-del-IT-ape clar- ifies the old et -pression 'Enougli •to make -a preacher svt ear;" , . • Theatre.. • ycum •WINGHAM .SHOW STARTS AT 'd P.M: EXCEPT SATURDAY • • SATURDAY NICHT .'1 WO SliOWS,AT 7.45 and 9745 p.m. Thurs Fri. ' .. t , , Sat. ' rl u PRESTON FOSTER ELLE.' DREW `'GERON:IMO'' s i - • An hifor eat western !"""tory µ it h tht• Indians 'Indian character Gerunim ,- ALSO ' "COAT '!'ALES"' ••:1'I TLA MATINEE SATU DA .1F'TERNOON . EEA 5 O.` � MA.TIN DMIS.'I .1:111.1.1S---20(;. . 19 Z , ANDY DEVINE. :led. ,by.the famous ' . .PATROL" • `.`NEWS" AT 2.30. p.m. . CHILDREN--lOe" Tues.:• ed SPECIAL Fi. ZANUCPron of , D_AR�R ds K $o4ucti 'r r rMLtADE IN TECHNICOLOR Romance f0 CHILDREN 4� , , ^•rye/ �// "/• ry; fif a.•� : `.4 r,,'>'` of Hollywood Beauties World Premieres! "TRAVELTALK" -20c.' Nice Doft. • , : The ,Frron'1'Bathing $lorrin9 F"AYE-AIVILCHE A 20th Century -Fox Picture ALSO "DISNEY CARTOON" .arid ADMISSION ADULTS -35c, semimms Mrs. Dr. F. S. :MacKenzie •ef Merle! treal •is spending• her vacationeWit • relatives here: 1. s Mr. and Mrs. llurven •Gaiter and. family of Clandyboye visited recetit•ly • With Mr. and Mrs•. • S. Buckini;hani: The AV:' bf. S. meets this • Wedne. uay at the home •of Miss Marian llacKen= - ASHFIE:LD '{, 'RAPID 'CITY zre.. . . • BrideoElect Honored A very pleasant evening aas spew on 'Monday at .the hone of, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blue of 'Amberley when Miss.' Ella Hunter (si. bride to be)wa the guest of honor. During ,the e,e even- ing- an address' was' read which we. in :•rhyninee composed by one of the. guests. and she ,was presented writ" • a breakfast set of dishes,. Mies :Hun,. ter; completely • taken by ..suet eke.' made a neat little .speech.'thankio those present for their .thoughtful- ness. The rest of the evening' we, spent in community • singing after - which lunch. was served Mies 'Hunter takes with"her'to her new •hoinl' the :best wishes of her friends here. The bridge'on the Bluewater known as .SV iley's Bridge • is' close(' to era f - fic. It has not been decided yet if it will be repatd or a new bi idge• built. . Haying is the order of the day add this year ,it is• a bumper iron, • • FANGS;I DE Mr. and Mrs. Fred Passmore and 'Keith of near Holyrood, Mr- and• Mrs. Husk, Sr„ Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Husk and family of Kinlough spent Sunday. with 'Mr.. and Mrs,' Frank Miller,. •- Mr. and • Mrs. Magenty Harvey, .Lloyd and Doris • of • Stratford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson.' . Mr. 'and Mrs. Orville Tiffin, Joe and Dan spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Billie McInnes of near Tees - 'water. Mel and Mrs. .George Scott and family., Mr. and Mrs- Jim Wraith of 10th Con. Culross". •spent Sunday' with Mr.. and Mrs., W. Scott. . • 'Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moore;,and •fain- i'ly spent Sunday with Mrs. W: 'Youing, Mr. and Mrs: '. George Harkness arid Reba spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Jack . Caslick of Culross. Mr.. and Mrs. Alf Trupe•andfan > •of Cuirass 'spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs: Ed. , Wadel, - • '.Mr- ;and M:rs• , Gerdoh .Scott of Ripley "spent Sunday, ,with • ''.Mr.' and' •Mrs. T� fill. • • .- • Master Eldon . Emerson. who holm • deeed. the .past two' weeks• with ,Mr. and Mrs... Victor •Emerson 'has gc ii'e to'visit inWingham:. . ` The Whitechurch `Women's Institute met on Tuesday.. afternoon. in the Hal with Mrs: Lanc Grain president, re• siding. The .meeting, opened by sing - ing•the Institute Ode followed by the 14rd's, prayer in • unigon. Thanks for from were ,read f om Mrs Mors. D: Beeceo.McGee, M•s •Henry A. ,Clow, Mr. •Hector, McKay., The ht- tle daughter of Mr, and Mi s. Russel' Gaunt was then presented with a .baby plate and cup. The. inotto was• given .by Miss . •Grace Richardson: • Angus Mowbray gave 'a usolo. Mrs,, T,: Gaunt gave readings, Mrs.••Ezra Sholtz gat e a ' pianp : instrumental and an encore a sola. littleivii�s Lois,.Bu}'cliill gave and an encore. The topic—A survey of new books 'and a reminderof the best books. of other' y*ears, •was • giten by • Mrs.' Harold Pollock. Litti°e'- Mis Shirley Gibson gave. a •solo..Mre.)Cecil Falconer, .gave,a reading:. Mrs.,• W. Lott then. gave. a solo..The Red Cross:, then met with' Mrs. Rev. J: •• Pollock presiding., The net. proceeds of tht .'garden party was $85.' It. was decided to. sell tickets on pillows and; a quilt in- the near future and other.business was also dealt with. The. meeting .clos- ed: with ,the Daily Prayer;, Mr.and.Mrs. Robert Stuart, Fib eon, Velma and Donald spent Sunday With Mr. .'and'Mrs.• Percy • .Vincent •of•West Wawanosh. , • ' ' • 'Miss Jean, Simpson of. • Cillross ie spending holidays' -With •her grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs: Wni. Conn. Miss Ruby • Conn 'is. spending holi- 'days with her aunt acid uncle in Pais ley.'. • Mr. .and ;1lrs.` John Richardson Grace, 'Jim and. 'Bob •spent 'Sunday with Mt. and .firs - '. John Mason ' •of Belgrave. .-Mrs. John Richardson spent Tues- day with Mrs., Ae Reid of Whiteehurch, Mr. Stuart' McGregor 'is -assisting. Mr. Victor Emerson With haying.' • ltarold•. McQuillin: is getting along nicely after• 'a serious appendix op- erate'n in Walkerton Hospital two weeles agot: . • Mi•. and Mrs.Bill Hanan and fame: Ay' of Blyth were visitors last Friday, with ale. and • Mrs.,' 'Robert„ -McNeil: Barry McKnight.. of: Gowanstown • is jnending some •holidays'. with rela- tive; hire. • '• ' • • ` Mes,>r::. Bili: Reed, Jr.,'.and Sim Mc - Nall `visited *ith friends at .Tiverton Sunday. Mks Mary'' Carter. was the' guest :itis: F:lizabeth , McIver 'Sunday: A'reception was, held in the Orange Hall in town 'f r the •newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Arno. • Thomson on Thurs- day even"! d ' Mr.' Allan IcConeell. of Toronto spent the • week -end with his famijle here' • LET CONTRACTS' Huron TF,wnship Counci.l•has aware Berl the ,contracts for collection • of c 11,1 ase twice weekly at Point Clark and •Bruce Beach -during 'the •summer •-eae,n. William Wilkins. has the job. at Point Clark at. $ .00 per week, and • Reginald Godfrey at.Bruce Beach at • S , re) weekly. The cost will be added to cottage owners' tax bills_ • • 'RO THE COUNCIL of the County of Huron Proclaim a PATRIOTIC ass Meetan '1'o Be Held At 2i30P'.M: In TOWN PARIS • WINGRA SUNDAY JULY 21 • Prominent. 'Speakers: Will Be. To Discuss War Subjects. Present , , Parade At-. 2 O'clock Scouts,99th I •in •�►ham • �%'eteransy Boy .. Battery And Five Bands Alt Patriotic Citizens Are Urged . To Attend Rain •Win Be Held In" h�1 Cash Of Rain Meeting Seating .Accomod= The VVinghatn Arena...__.. ation Will Be Provided, ST... HELENS Present Newlyweds ' .Mr..and Mrs. William Purdon (for- merly; Miss Mildred McQuillin)erc guests ¢f honor at a gathering o; friends of the St. Helen's community inethe'•Hell on Friday evening.:,Danci iing•was,.enjored to music .provided the McCharles orchestra. _After ;tench 'Mr.. and . Mrs. Purdon 'Were called, to the platform. An address• was read by Frank McQuiIlin and' Allan Miller made the presentation of tyro chairs' and a magazine rack. •After 'Mr. Pur - don had tTxpressed their appreciation all joined in •singing ,"For They Are Jolly :Good Fellows". Rev,'Dr. Bryce; a representative of the Canada Temperance Federatior from Toronto was 'the, speaker in the United Church on Sunday morning. Next Sunday Mr. McCleary of 1 riti 4F and Foreign Bible Society vrilP 'have' charge: Mr. Brown of -Kitchener was .a week end guest of M. and 'Mrs. R. Woods • Mrs. Beattie and son Ronald of; St. Thomas are visitors with,'her sis- ter, ister, Mrs. D. Phillips. , - It is requested that all' articles for the layettes and all other completed •Red Cross work be 'handed in ,by Pi - day, July 26th. • • Don't forget the dancer' under the auspices of the Women's Institute on Thursdayevening .with music bj+•,the Gulley Junipers. • Mrs. Lawrence and • Joan of Fort William are visitors with- her brother Harvey and Mrs.' Webb, • Mr. and •Mrs. Arthur Sniith of Broke were recent guests at John Ai- tchison's: WHITECHURCH Rei. and Mrs: Watt of Toronto are holidaying at the home of her Uncle, Mr. Wm. Barber. ' Miss Phroni$ McDonald of Tees - water spent a few 4'ay,s with her aunt Mrs. C. ,'►luny. • Mrs. Sid Ferguson of London visit- ed last week with her aunt, Mrs, ,A Clow: Miss Jean Wellwood is •'spending a few weeks with friends at Caledon Mrs. Buckton and daughter of Tor- onto are visiting with her daughter Mrs. Tom Morrison. - Mr. and • Mrs. <Wilfred Jacques of Copper Cliff are spending a week with his parents Mr. and Mrs.., Eli Jac- ques. , Mr. and Mrs.,Fred Clarke spent the week -end with her father Mr. B; Car- rick. Mr: and Mrs. McDonald and babe of Teeswater spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. C. Mutiny. Miss Elsie Patters'nn of Auburn is visiting with her aunt Mrs. C. Co' Mrs. Tom Fergueen and Miss Salter of W ingham visited . With her mother• Mrs :Gibbs. THE LUCKNOW• SENTINEL. Published every Thursday morning ' . ' .at' Lucknow, •Ontario. Mrs. A, D. MacKenzie --Proprietor Campbell Thompson Publisher ' 'THURSDAY, JULY 18th,'1940. C'OURRIE'S CORNERS Mr. Patrick Moran passed away. in Goderich Hospital On Thursday morn- ing. He had, been failing in health for some time. He leaves to mourns Mrs. Moran, a•. son and daughter, Mr. Frank Moran and 'MA. d C, , Caine (Irene):• The ,funeral was •Saturday crnorning with.. interment in . Kings- bridge cemetery.' We extend our sym- arethy, to the .Bereaved. • • A successful meeting of Kintail ' In- stitute and gifted Cross Tea was . held •Thursday afternooir •. at; the, home of. Mrs. Wilfred Farrish. • •• • Quite- a number .httended the 12th of July in .Southampton.'• ' d ', liss Lorna 'Little is • holidaying• at 9Vpsaga. ' Beach, wit $''-'1.11r: •• and .Mrs. Claude Haughton. • • Mr:;'dndeMrs.- • ;Russel.l' Reid:. repent, Friday in Stretford.' ` M ss Dorothy Paterson of Lucknow ,is visiting •with Mr. and Mrs. 'Lorne Farrish. ' . • Mr. • and •Mrs..Adam Johnstone and family spent Sunday evening with Mrs • John Irwin in , and '_lir. • and Mrs. J. Irwin of eKinloss. Master .Billie Fowler. ' of ' • Erin' • is r . a bell: with Harrr. m visiting 3. P,. Aiiss Gertrude Raynard of- Para- mount' is visiting:With itli Mr. and Mrs. lames Dr nrran. . ti and Mrs. Lloyd, Robb and • Anna of •Pinkeeton•, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Lorne Fairish.. ZION ,Visitors With Mr. and ,Mrs'. W. G. :Hunter on. Sunday were Messrs, Ross. and Kenneth, Mcliague, Mrs; • Andrew McKague ,.and 'Miss, Jean. McKague, Mrs., Weir McDonald ..and two. child= ren of Teeswater. • • ' Mr. and 'Mrs. James. Gardner and family of Lucknow spent; Sunday •e‘r4 fining with Mx:.. and Mrs. "Ernest Gard- ner. Messrs. 'Chas.. Anderson; John and 'Charles :McDonagh, ,Leslie McKeith. Harold Gardner attended 'the celebra- • iron in Southampton July 12th. Mr.',' and Mrs. Henry Gardner and Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gard- ner .and .Earl Mugfold attended the 'eel•ebration in Harristoij on July 12th. Mrs Mary:McAuley of• Ripley was guest 'with Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Ritchie over the week -end.. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland and David ' were , Teeswater visitors on Sunday afternoon: , . ' FOURTH :CONCESS101 Mr. Buckton . who has spent • the past week With Mr and Mrs.- Gilbert 13arnilton 'returned to his home in T•or- ' onto. .• Mrs. L. Forbes and' family 'of Strat- ford spent two .weeks with •Mr. and. Mrs. S. 'Congr.•am:. ' • Mrs. , Parker :and daughter Joan have gone to Toronto where they, in- tend . to. reside for a while Mrs. Morden, and children, Douglas and Marlyn of Toronto returned home after visiting'at`the home .of .Mr. S'. Congram. Miss. HarnahlcDonald iso C pending a few days with • Mrs. J. Martin. Mrs. ,. Kate M!Kenzie, is visiting with friends .in Toronto. , Mrs. Robert •Imery of Toronto spent the •week -end- with Lucknow friends. ' Mr. and ',Mrs.. Wm. Middleton of .forest spent • Friday; at Mr. R. ' R. Middleton s: , ' • ' Mr. Peter Carter., Jr., , is very ill:', with pneurnonin.' y GUTS COSTS 3 WAYS ,ESS LESS SUL'S •, PAGE FFPf ' BOUNDARY WEST. Last ''T)i,ursday' afternoon a most • successful tea was .held at the home of, Mrs O McCharles and Mrs. Frank McCharles ,with Mrs. Qizver McChar- les. Mrs. Jack McIntosh, Mrs. Nelson. Raynard and Mrs Root. Hazrilton, as hostesses.. Proceeds were fpr:the O1 ivet W,M.S.• Me. and Mrs . Andrew . Smith • of : Toronto • visited with Mr. and Mrs • - Jas . MacDonald iast Week 'Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rilyn.and and family 'spent Sunday with Mrs. Ray- nerd's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Drennan, Kintail, Miss • Marion Blue of Detroit is spending her - holidays. with. her aunt and piacle, Mr.' ,and Mrs.. •Grant Mc- Diarmid: • Mr. and' Mrs. Wm. HBston of'De- trroit, Mrs. D. • Huston of Lueknow called on .Mr. and Mrs. R.obt, Hamil- ton. •° • 'Mr. and Mrs. Graham 'McNay and• family of Ottawa spent the week -end with Mr. Alex McNay..' Mr. P. Mei;ay returned • veith thein• . where ;he ail' spent the'•rest' 'of • the summer.' , .HOLYROOD• .. Mrs Jas: Webster and daughter' Myrtle. of .ucknow were recent vis- eters at ,Mi $; '•A. AtCkert's. • •1bIr. and. Mrs Austin Legge` and family;• Mr. Alvin. Graham, and• Mr. Martin Nelson were week=end visitors. with friends at Tara. r. 'and ;Mrs.. L ove `and. 'family Atwood: spent Sunday with: Miss Mar garet and• Mr. Angus McIntosh. • s . Ackert and Mr. ,and' Mrs. .Erneat err gue s. r. and. th is M family had as Mrs, •Richard Elliott and family at their cottage at Bruce Beach. •- , Mr,. . and Mrs... Howard' Harris and Lorraine, Mr. • Farr Hartle were re= cent visitors .at Mr: John Colvin's, Teeswater. e • Miss Smith' of CCieenrore has been engaged as 'teacher for, the Holyrod School for the coming year. Mr . and Mrs .Harvey Houston ' and baby spent Sunday 'With ,Mr. and Mrs..Houston and Mr and Mrs.. Tay - for of"•Pinkerton.• •• Mr .• And. Mrs ..Joe,Gaher y' of',Chic ago .are visiting thelatter's aunt, �[iss 'S. Purvis, at' present., •• Mrs. C Eadie of Gleiinanon spent a few 'days lest"•• week with'her son Mr. Wm: Eadie and Mrs. Eadie. . • Mt. and Mrs. Alex Nolan and fam- ily spent M.onday.,night, at Mr. Rich- ard. Elliott's.. • 1VIr- . and Mrs. Cathers and �as. Ct Ch Evelyn,' Mrs. 'C. Eadie, Mr..and Mrs. Wm . Eadie, Doris.• . and Lorne . spent Suziday'..at Mrs. RachelCulberts.• :• • CRE11 WE • Rev. and ,Mrs. Newman, Donald, and Jean 'were guests of Mr ::and Mrs. Wilfred ..Drennan on' Thursday. . Mr... and •Mrs.. Jim Hesson of Stratford ,visited •with Mr . and Mrs. S . J'- Kilpatrick 'on' Sunday:. Miss Isobel Woods of 'Kincardine spent a 'few days 'with Miss • Ella Whitley. Mr. ' • and Mrs. Bert Treleaven and Gwendolyn spent Sunday eeening with Mrs. Treleaven ;and Mrs. Courtice of Dungannon. - • • ' Miss Cecelia Watt of Goderieh spent. Wednesday-. afternoon at her- home here." She was. accompanied by Miss Audrey ' Fisher of Goderich.' '• Miss Ella Whitley. spent the week- end with, friends at Kincardine: • The .monthly meeting of• the W M M. S . was held at the. home of ?Mss Malloch with a good attendance. 'After the 'devotional part. Mrs. Rivett had charge of the following' program: readingsy Lorena Crozier, Mrs.•Fin- 'nigan, Edna McWhinney; •,'hymn .252 was sung; Mrs. • Sherwood gave read- ing followed.•by• the Study. Boo) given by Mrs. Ileo.:Newman. Mrs. Trelea- ven gave 'a. reading. Mrs. Kilpatrick and Mrs Mgnary led 3n 'prayer: Then hymn 249 was sung and the president closed the meeting with prayer; Mr., and Mrs,' Raymond 'Finnigan: Chester and ,,Louise .visited friends in Wewanosh on • Sunday. . Miss Jean Newman of Dungannon spent a few days with her friend, Loraine Drennan. • , . • • Mr., and Mrs S. J. Kilpatrick, are visiting* friends in. Toronto.- • ;Mr.'Conrad Treleaven of Toronto; visited with' his' uncle, Bert Treleaven on Thursday. • ' The most,indispensifrle'qualification of a cook is• • punctuality. The same must be said of the guests.—B. Sav- arin. WEDDING BELLS GRUBBE — CASSIDY • A quiet but pretty wedding was sol- emnized in the Sacred Heart Church. Wingha'm, when , Ilassilla Marie Cas- sidy, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cassidy of .Bluevale became the bride, of Arthur Nicholas Grubbe second son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Grubbe of Greenoch: The ceremony was performed by Rev, Father Paquette, parish priest of W inghanr The bride, ,given in mar- riage by her father, was charming in a gown of White 'embroidered net over satin. The veil of tulle that hung from the cornet, tipped with orange Wes - some earid s- soms,arid banded With pearls. h..ng softly over a fan shaped train: She carried roses and maiden hair fern. The bride was attended by Edna Grubbe. sister of the groom.. who *-as charming in -A floor -length' gown of fushia taffeta with a corsage of roses She wore a''shoulder-length veil and doll hat, The 'groom's attendant v a Frank Cassidy, brother of the bride: The Potter girl, little Margaret j Voison 'niece of thebride. was charm- ing• in a floor -length dress of yellow �satin with pink cape._ She wore 9• r w of ' fuschia and tur :vise rose' c o n qu i buds.. and carried pial: and white ras- es with pink streamers. After the eetemony the bridal part • left . the church, amid showers of con- fetti to the home of the bride's par- tear a s t hon,Cmooii5r Mrs.' Grubbe will reside •on the groom's farm• in Greenock. Mrs- ennedie tisited en Ttie- day a. Milverton with the latter Mr• s. rs. Toby Jantzi. `, • , 1• • We Take Pleasure In Announcing The Opening Of Our. NEW DRUG STORE In Lucknow We ,Invite You To., Visit 'The' Store And Inspect Our Lines Of Drug, s Toiletries' 'Etc. • .. .. , .. , Try A :Box Of S'miles'n s Chuckles •-Chocotates Tickets for .the Wednesday: nigh" Prize draw given with eneh,25c• pure Gordon Tavior y 13 T PH h )(. b U CHN OW DRUGGIST T 'MacnO ON .THE FORMER � ii "'SHOE STORE). - HYDRO COACH DEMONSTRATION THE H_E P.C. TRAVELLING HYDRO COACH WILL . 13Ei` LUCknow LOCATED iE$IDEcIENZIE'S GROCERY, ON :h' . Wednesd�j, ALL AFTERNOON AND EVENING This modernly equipped coach is for. the purpose of exhibiting tad demonstrating such electrical equipment as GRAFT 'GRIrsDERS, ' M'IL} COOLERS, STOVES WATER .HEATERS, • , IRONS, AND ALL. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES NO EFFORT IS MADE TO SELL THESE. APPLIANCES -Ii is a demonstration, interesting and educational and IIWERYONE. IN THE DISTRICT' 1S IN %TTED TO INSPECT THIS COACH. In Lucknow on Wednesday, July 24th ROUND, TRIPBARGAIN ARG F AINAR S JULY 26 Y& 27 from. LUCKNOW To Stations Oshawa and East to Cornwall inclusive, Uxbridge, Lind- say, Peterboro, Campbellford, Newmarket, Collingwood,' *enfant, Midland, North" Bay, Parry Sound, Sudbury, Capreol and 'West to Beardmore. •. ' ' P.M • Trains JULY 26 , - , - All: Trains 'JULY 27 - TO TORONTO • , - • also to Brantford,. Chatham, Gpderieh, •Guelph, Plea Ilton, London, Niagara. Falls, Owen .Sound, St. Catherines, Si. Mary's, Sarnia, ;Strat• - ford, Strathroy, Woodstock. . See handbills for complete list of destinations. For fares, return limits,train information, tickets, etc. . consult • nearest Agent: - , . T208A CANADIAN, :'NATIONAL OBITUARY, • i she . came With her • parents, John i Thompson and Eliza Spencer, to West MRS. ELLEN CLUTTON Wawanosh where she,has since res- ided Sh After an illness of 'only a week. Mrs. j Ellen Clutton of Stratford passed a- way on' Tuesday of last.week at the • home•of her Sisters, Misses Edith and Elizabeth Horton, on the Blue Water highway. Colborne. township. She had come fiom Stratford' to attend the funeral of her niece. Mrs. Charles Moore. became ill. and gradually , weakened- ' She was. in her seeenfye,. seventh year:. A daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs .John' Horton. she 'eves born 'in Goderich Township, near Clin- ton, but had lived in the Stratftpd district for the last forty year_. Her husband; Gvin -Clutton, . died in 1928. and of recent years •she had made her home with her -son, William Clut- ton,in• Stratford. Two sons and two daughters survive William and Alex. of Stratford; :Miss Edith, a missionary in India, and Mrs. R. Rowe, of Ellice, township; •also two sisters. already mentioned, and'three brothers, Henry Horton. of Ashfield; Hillary' Hortoln' of Exeter, and Horace Horton ,of Col -1' borne township. Mrs. C'iuttotr' 'CMS a devoted "Corker in the Ontario street Baptist church Stratford. The re- mains were taken to Stratford and the funeral held there on Friday after- noon; HONORED ON BIRTHDAY :Mss Rebecca Thompcoti, West tia- ranosh, was guest' of honor when a enmber of her relatives gathered' to e is a valued member of the Donnybrook Church and W. M S. and• • the St. Augustine Women'a Institute. Those present `tfor the celebration were Mr. and Mrs..Willfam • . Tliomer- em: Auburn: . Mr. and ,Mrs. John • Thompson and son Howard. Mr. and Mre. MarkmDonna Mary and Thomas. John A. Armstrong, " hompson, Don-. aid Thompson, West tii avcanosh;• Lucy Thanipson: Galt: Rebecca • Thompson, of Northern Ontario. Would Mike A Preacher Swear Dominion Pay. 194{1, -will long be re-' membered by Rev. L. S. Mptt. rnited Church minister: who moved from Bei vie to Tara that morning. Just prior to leaving Berrie the cleric loan- ed his car: to a friend to drive a dis- tance of five miles andin an accident which occurred the inachine'was dam- aged beyond repair. It is estimated that an expenditure of three hundred dollars wilt be required to place the vehicle in •tinning condition oticeziore . Mr, M of't eeepred ' another car. and drot-e to Tara. where he was info, r,i- ed that the moving van in Which his , household roods Were being trane- ported'frnrn 13ervie had left the high- way on the outskirts df' C'hesley and toppled over.:in the 'ditch. In the ctirsh''• a •gre'att deal of household furniture was broken and much valuable glass - i• Mise Thornpson was ..bon at Glen Major, Ont, and vchen quite . young -4 t n ars. 'u, a series o -A-del-IT-ape clar- ifies the old et -pression 'Enougli •to make -a preacher svt ear;"