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Mrs. Fred Ross is visiting
friends at Font Will and Oakville,
Rev. and. Mrs. R. Blitz and fam-
11y, have returned home after Noll-
days.
Mr. and Mrs, D. A. MacKay and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Keith. Arthur
and family, who have been hell,-
daying have returned home. •
Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Bfeacl-'
foot, Seaforth, who, have Wen, vis-
iting their - sister, Mrs. George
Hamilton, have returned home,
The following 'teachers have re-
turned, to their schools; Mrs, Mar.;
guerite Chopin to Wingharn Col-
legiate; Miss Mary Houston to
Hamilton and Miss 'Ruth Daer to
near Brussels.
Miss Margaret B, Jackson, Miss.
Betty 'Sturdy; Ruth 'Milian, Joan
Mills and Margaret Wright, at-
tended the Teachers' Training
Course at Alma Pollee at St.
Thomas this week. ,
School re-opened here Tuesday
with D, A. 1VIacitay in charge of
the Aiiburn school; Mrs. Dorothy
Bennett teacher at SS No. 9, Hul-
lett; Mrs. Sidney Lansing at SS
'No. 16, East WaWanoshL Mrs.
Harry Yungbhitt at USS No. 11,
East 'Wawanosh, and Mrs, Either
Robertson teacher at Westfield
school.
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Miss Betty Drager, Seaforth,
has been holidaying with his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce johnston. ;
Sergeant and Mrs. W. A. Reid
and family reutrned to Downsview
Sunday, having spent the past two
weeks with7Mr. and Mrs., George
Reid. •
Ricky Burdge, Brubefield, spent
last week with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnston,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Reid
and family, returned to Walloce-
burg Monday, 'where Robert \is on
the staff of the Senior Public
School. • ,
The many friends of George
Johnston who is a patient in the
Thamer pursing Home, Seaforth,
'wish him a speedy, recovery.
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the inside. An impprtant pro-
tection—at no extra cost.
Panoramic view of the road
'through the magnificent
sweep of Chevrolet's wide
windshield! A wonderful
view all round—driver can
easily see -all 4 fenders.
A flick of the switch, and
the front seal moves to
make you perfectly com-
fortable behind the wheel.
Chevrolet's Power-
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power option!
Extra safety—Chevrolet's
new 13 Sealed-Bearn Head-lamps actually; add 80' to Your night-time.seeing.
Exclusive aiming lugs eft: sure full betigfits..
Roads seem new-pavedwith
famed Glide-Ride Front
Suspension. Spherical ball-
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The n,ew 140 h.p. Blue-Flame
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more efficient use of gasoline
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REYOUITIPNIN .SIJGAR BEET FARMING
• —Central ',tress Ceinedtan
precision planting and require
no thinning out, a job for which •
seasonal labor was always hard -
to get. Around Chatham, Ont„
where most of Canada's beet crop
is grown, farmers are looking
forwatd to larger, acreage, less
labor shortage and greater
profits.
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Miss Jean Henderson is spending
her vacation 'with her brother-in,
law ,and sister, Mr, and Mrs. Keith -
Lindsay, Tbarnesville.
Flt,Sgt, L. Tiberio, Mrs. •
erio and Leo, left this- weep for.
Stettler, Alberta, Where they will
vacation \for a. month.
Mrs. E, Johnston and family ac-,
cOnipanied by.,4M.rs. J. E. Maiwani
are enjoying a two weeks vacation
at PulnitO, Nova Scotia.
Mr. and Mrs. Xenneth Mantis, _
and: Donald, TOOnto, spent the,
weekend holiday with the for,'
mother, Mrs, 0F, Maims.
Mrs. La.:WY-A/tickle and Ann have
returned home from Toronto after
a• very pleasant visit with the for-
mer's daughter; Miss Betty Mickle, •
Mr. and Mrs, p4t Flannery,
Terry and Jimmy, Strathroy, spent
the weekend with the latter's par-
eats, Mr. and. Mrs. Alfred. Smith,.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hedden„,'
Linda and Sam, St,' Catharines,
Spent a -few days in Hensall with
Mrs, •Catheprine Hedden, •.and. Fred.
Kennings, • •
Mr. 'and Mrs. Herbert Stretton
and Peggy, Luca!), Mr. and Mrs.
John. McFarlane, Forest, 'gpent
the Labor Day holiday with Mrs
Minnie ,Sangster.
Rev, Donald MacDonald,. min-
ister of Carmel' Church, who has
been enjoying a two 'month's va-
cation -with relatives in Scotland'
has returned home.
Miss Elsie Smith • has returned
after spending two weeks vaca-
tioning with her brother-in-law•
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Flannery,
and family; Strathroy.
William -Hyde ,was a -special
guest at the Mary HattingS picnic
at Springbank recently, and de-
lighted the large crowd with sev-
eral old time violin selections.
Mr, and Mrs. Laird Mickley Mr,'
and Mrs. William Mickle and
Charles, Robert :and' Anti
attended the-funeral at the fOrm-
'er's brother 'the late. Frank A.
Mickle in _Ridgetovvri, • on Sunday.
The crown worn • ..by \the Bean
• • • Sugar ,y beets,.whieh Dads Craw-
ford, is holding, is a $20,000,000
Canadian industry and it's ready
for a major revolution. Until now
beet farmers planted the seed
in elustess then thinned them
put laboriously by hand. A, new
'monogerm seed, from which only
eue beet will grow, may permit
Goderich Township
Mrs. .Mabel Kennedy, . Toronto,
visited her cousin, Mrs, Fred Mid-
dleton,
and Mrs. Jack Stirling and,
son Mark, spent the weekend with
his parents; Mr and Mrs. James
.Stirling.
Mr. and Mrs. Kermth Esdale
and son Mehart. Not!enda.,. spent
a recent weekend with Mr, and
Mr* Fred Middleton.
Weekend visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. SteWsrtplYliddloton included
Mrs.. 'Lorne Eecly, St. Marys;
James E. Brown, K,C., Mrs, px'own, Kathleen, -Jamie, and Sara,
,Ocarrtford, and Mrs. and Mrs. Clifford Epps,
The Women's Auxiliary of St.
James, Middleton, will not meet at
its regular date, due to retarded
harvest .conditions. It will meet'
later on in Septernbere at the-.borne
of Mrs, David Depv.es; 'date of
Bean Festival
Prize Winners.
our correspondent)
Prize winners at the lientsall
Kinsmen C1liean Festival were:
Wes linkman, .Ia.1:eter, case -of
Canned goods; Geraldine Parlir,
gensall; Max .Mtdsonf London,
William MacDonald, Goderich,
Dennis. Mock, Hensall, June Lor,
raine, Hensall, each wort P. gallon
of lee cream.
The 400 pound pig was won by Km, 13yran Kyle, Hensall, and the:
arena, door prize, a case of .canned
goods, 'was won 1237 R, H, Middle-
ton. .
meeting not yet decided,
Kr, and Mrs, Kenny Bailey,
their son Billy and brother Bob,
Amherstburg, spent the weekend
with their grandparents, Mr. 4,14.
Mra. James R. Stirling. Miss Jean
Bailey who ha's been here for the
past' two months ,returned with
them.
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William. Kerr, Barrie, spent the
weekend holiday at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid and
'fatally, spent Sunday With rein-
,tArgs Teeswater.
Master Bobby Mickle spent a
few days last week .at the Robert
Drysdale's cottage with Jerry,
Mr. ,and Mrs, Harry Horton
have returned after spending a
'pleasant vacation at Bala, Mus-
koka, .
Den Mellick„ Goderieb,,hPs re-
turned hone aftet visiting with
his cousin, Jerry McClinchey, for
4 week.
LAC .9eOrge Lefdhvre spent the
weekend holiday with his parents,.
Mr, and Mrs, a Joseph Lefebvre,
Ottawa. „.
Visitors with Mrs. A, Blatchford
were Mrs. Eleanor .Glenn., Toron-
to, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 'Hudson;
St.. Marys, .4,
Mr, ansleMrs. 'Murray MeCreery,'
Sharon, and Donna, have returned,
;after spending a week holidaying
in Listowel. •
Queen, Miss 'Greta Pfaff, Cronci-
arty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Pfaff, 'was made and do-
nated by Mrs. Harold Simpson,
Exeter, nee Dorothy Dgiers, for-
merfy of Henson;
' Services Sunday, September 9
will resume in, the United ,and
Carmel chnrches. Rev. C. D. Dan-
iel will occupy his own pulpit in
the 'United Church, and Rey, Don-
ald MacDonald will conduct his
service in Cannel Presbyterian
Church.
Russell Pepper, sop' of Mr. and
Mrs. John Peppq, St. Marys
hospital, hi St. MaryS, With a brok-
en back, several fractured ribs and
a punctured lung, the result of a
serious accident when he .tell 17
feet while working on a construct-
ion hla at the St. Marys, cement
plant last week.
Mr. and Mrs. .Lloyd Noakes and
six sons, London, spent the week:
end with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Archie NoakeS, they also
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Selmon at their cottage at Turn:
bull's. lvf.r.' and Mrs: Noakes and
Mrs. Annie Richardson alsci visit-
ed at the cottage.
The September meeting of the
Henson Women's Institute will be
held in 'the Legion Hall, Wednes-
day, September 12. -A good pro-
gram is being prepared with Mrs.
William Henry and Miss M. Ellis
as conveners. Hostesses will be
Mrs. Lorne Chapman and Mrs. W.
R. Dougall. Roll' call, "A rainy
day job."
Mr,-and Mrs.:jack Drysdale, and
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Wein, Exe-
ter, left by motor on Monday ev-
ening to attend the Kinsmen con-
vention at JasPer, 'Alberta. They
_expect to be away threee weeks'.
Mr. Wein is president of Exeter
Kinsmen Club and Jack Drysdale,
first vice-president of Herisall
Kinsmen Club.
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September 8' and 10
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