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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1930-05-06, Page 5- THE EXETER T1MES-ADV0CATE >XW«i ** /. ■4 DR. R. 1. P. D' Honor graduate J aiedlclne, and Mai University Meinber of |Ci and Surgeoiy^ doors east of HENSALL, ON rhone ...... DR. J. 'GALL Faculty of fr or Science, of Western Ontario, ffege of Physician# of Ontario./ Office McTA ^Telephone Idence 1x4 kRT,L.D,S, Plate Work , ONT. Main Street HENSALL Mrs. Lee Hedden has taken rooms ©yer Joynt’s store am^has now got nicely settled, Mi$.s Anuie Rands was in Gode rich on Monday attending a church ^meeting there. ,■^K Reeve Higgins' is in Goderich thi3 wFiveek attending the June session of * the County Council. Mr. Jack Carmichael, of Detroit, •jspent the week-end with his sister and other-relatives in town. Messrs. Jack and Fred Stacey and Mrs. Samuel Stacey, of Detroit, spe^it thQ week-end with friends Tn town. Mr. Geo, C. Petty was in Goderich Monday attending the 50th anniver sary of^ tlm St. George Anglican church. / Mrs. Lou Simpson, Mr. Wm. Simp son and Miss Mae Simpson, of De- triot, were week-end visitors in our town. A large number of American tour ists were in this section over the week-end on account of Decoration 33ay in the United States. - The Progressives of the riding in tend holding a convention here on I’Tiday when Mr. W. G. Medd, M.L. A., for South Huron will be speaker. Boss & Brazier contractors ^paving the London Road are making splendid progress with their •contract. By Wednesday noon of this week they will have half the <cement laid and the work completed Sias a splendid -appearance. They will be in Hensall with the -paving In about a week and will then jat Kippen and . work -back to <sall. The Highway Department Set the contract of paving the ^.rom Lucan to the McGillivray, Ste- phpn town line, which will.leave five, aniles from Exeter and the south end ©f Huron county which is not yet contracted for. It,, is hoped the Highway’ Department see their way clear to finish this piece this fall and have the road, complete from Clinton to London. On Monday'afternoon one of the 4ruck drivers on the construction igang. here, was meting in a disorder- manner and driving while drunk. He ran his car'into the curb smash ing off a wheel? Constable Hudson gplaced him under arrest and’ found a bottle of '■ liquor,’ in the car. While /K hieing taken to the lock1 up, he made .am assault on the Constable, broke ioose and8* escaped, His car how> 32-ver, is in the garage and will be iheld until he comes back to claim it. ‘ ' ■'. Council Meeting |»id Court of Revision: A court of revision on the assess ment roll of the village was held in sthe Town Hall on Monday evening j tlie for now start Hen- have ■road $5,000; collector $2,000 and the manager of the hydro commission, $2,000. The Reeve was instructed to or der from 15 to 20' tons >of Calc|um Chloride immediately to put on the streets. The council then adjourn-? ed. Hensail examination School report from January to April. Asterisk denotes absence from examinations._ .... James McEwen 73.2; Alyin B.eR 644; Harold Sherritt 59.3; Ray® Paterson 58.5; Helen Munn 57,1**; Eleanor Bell 54; Lome Elder 53.6; Nelson Pepper 52.3; E. Dick 48***; Bernice Harris 45,9*. ’ FORM II Mabel Workman 80.6; M. McLean 80.2; Irene Daters 78; -Stuart Hor ton 774; Florence McDonald 69; Howard*HemphiH 64.2; Grace Dick 57.1; Jean McQueen 55.9; Ralph Abbott ,54.1; Grace Brock 49.4; M. Spencer 44,8 FORM III Mildred Forrest 67.3; Joyce Scru- ton 63.6; iSarah Manson 61,7; Jean Bell 60;2; Mary -Carnie 601; Lome Chapman 59.8; Mildred Smillie 58.9; Edera Monroe 58; Eldred Smith 55; Marion Sinclair 51.7; (Margaret Mc Queen 50.9**’*; Robert Varley 41.4*. F. C. Cantelon, Principal M, E. Sitewart, Assitant lih ijrothei* Mr. Wilbur Batten, Mr, Ross Hern Is sporting a, new Chevrolet poupe. Mr. R. Dooley is attending the Conference in Woodstock, (Sunday School anniversary ser vices on Sunday will be conducted by Rev. Byron Snell,. “ ............. j.o.30 a.m* and 7 p.m. Mr, Robert Cloiatei3, visited with his sister Coleman on Sunday, The W, M. S. held their meeting Thursday afternoon May 29th at the home of, Mrs. Thomas Brock with a good attendance. The president Mrs, Melville Hern had charge of the meeting. The meeting opened by repeating our watchword, After the singing of ia hymn' the 23rd Psalm was repeated in unieon, The min utes of the last meeting were read . and approved and the business was by the Brock ladies; a leaflet “The transacted. Devotional leaflet was read by Miss Hazel Earl; a chorus Unfinished Task” was read by the President; leaflet on the Study Book was read by Mrs. Well. Brock and Mrs. Allan Jaques. A reading -by Mrs. Well. Batten entitled. “Cancell er Prayer,” After singing 221 the meeting closed with benediction -by the President. THURSDAY, iU of Staffa, at <of London, Mrs, Henry i hymn the CHISELHURST Dan Brintnell went to Vic-Mr. toria Hospital, London and had an operation performed on one of his He is getting along nicely and hope to see him return home CREDITON Field Day and Baseball Tourna- ment in Crediton on Jun^lSth in aid of the community >61 d. FOR SALE—Hou 'and lot situ ate in Crediton wbst of the resi dence of thqk latex^Tohn G. Young al ts of single harness of loose lumber con- IIIIII chain RED & WHIT STORES Specials for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 6th tind 7th GOjLDEN SpAY LOAF CHEESE £c. a pound Lar OVEN COOK d & White f ’ BEANS WITH PORK 15c. each tin 29c. each FRESH F<JITS AN ROTS, CUKES, GQLD MtDAL FLOOR W . Best Quality ARGE PRUNES pounds fpr 25c. AYLMER LOMBARD PLUMS Heavy Syrup, 2 for 25c, GOLtyEN WAX BEANS No* tins 19c. each MAC’S cookies 15 c. a RED & WHITE TABLE SALT 9c, a phg. PIMENTOES 1-2 lb. tin 11c* each RED & WHITE SOUPS 2 tins, for 25c. igh Grade EANUT BUTTER 20c> per pound ip fl PURE ORANGE MARMALADE 40 oz. jar 32c, VEGETABLES—ASPARAGUS, CELERY, CABBAGE, CAR ETTU($E AND TOMATOES. TTIASPARAGUS S ...Large tin 2 for 45c. LOWEST PRICES ON SUGAR PER 100 POUNDS V so a buggy, £-2 and a quanljj sisting of rafters, joists and one inch boards which, will be found useful in erecting a building.—Miss Mary- Young, Crediton. 5-29-3tc. Mrs. Will Motz spent the week end in London. Our school was closed on Tuesday, it being the King’s birthday. (Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kuhn and Margaret spent the week-end in Windsor. Miss Helen Orme, of London, visit ed with her'aunt Mrs. E. K. Fahner on Sunday. Mr. Elgin Woodall, of Detroit, spent the American holiday at his home here. ,, Mr. Louis Hirtzel, of Detroit, vis ited a few days with Mr. and Mrs. eyes. we all soon. Mr. infant _ „ ___ ____ for a blood transfusion on Sunday. Miss Finkbeiner, of Crediton spent the week-end with her sister Mrs. Wm. Carsons. On account oL! the Anniversary services at Hensail United church there will not be any services in the church here. ’ ' The Ladies’ Aid and W.M.S. are holding their next meeting, June 10th at 2.00 p.m. in the basement of the church. A good attendance is requested. 4;____ __ __Mr. -and Mrs. Garnet Dalyrmpjfe! John T. Hirtzel. have moved to Exeter to live. Mrs. G. T. Wren visited witldm er1 and Bernice called om mother and father last week and Goderich on Sunday. Mrs. and Mrs, Peter McNaughton’s child was taken to London HARVEY^HARVEY Phone 102 “THE OWNER SERVES 111fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sliver end in London, the guest of her| cousin Miss Helen Dyson. The special service for the W. M. S. held last Sunday evening in this church was well attended. Owing) to illness Miss Leola Hern, of Gode- rich, was unable to take charge as;af. was expected,, but Mrs. (Rev.) - cocksmTt manure spreaders and -one. White rose to the occasion and on -- — - - ■ -- — short notice prepared and gave an excellent address which was great ly enjoyed and appreciated. The president, Mrs. ,Chas. Johns led the service, Mrs. Chas. Godbolt 1st vice President reading the Scripture les son. Mrs. C. God'bolt led in prayer. The singing was led by a ladies choir and offering was also taken up 'by ladies. Miss Mae Clark and Mrs. Ed. Johns sang solos: also a -duet which were well received. 'The regular Monthly meeting of the W.M.S. waS held May 21st, with nine members present^ 'Mrs. Muirch Temperance secretary was in charge. A’ Devotional Leaflet was head by Mrsl (Rev.) White. Considerable business was dealt with. Mrs. Fred Delbridge sent in her resignation as leader of the Mission B-and which was- regrettfully accepted. It was decided to hol'd the meetings (on Thursday afternoon instead of Wed nesday for the next four months. It was also decided to hold an attend ance -contest to try to raise the at tendance of the meetings. Mrs. C. Johns and Mrs. White to be chief tains. Mrs. Bell gave an interest ing report of the Convention in Goderich on April Call was responded to perance quotation. The regular meeting Oaks Mission Circle was held surprise at the home of Miss jorie Hunter, who has been visitin, with her parents for the past three weeks. Miss Florence Herdman had charge of the meeting and was open ed with a hymn after which Lena Pym read four with a favorite hymn after which business was discussed. We were favored with a violin’ duet by Maizie' O’Reilly and Florence Bell. Her alds: China, Audrey^Prance; Africa, Bernice Murcli; Korea, Marjorie Diel- bridge; Italian, Mary Hunter re sponded. Mae Clark sang a solo and Mrs. O’Reilly gave a reading which was much enjoyed. Verna Brock gave the report Of the Convention held at -Seaforth recently. Study “Jerusalem to Jerusalem’’ was taken by Florence Bel’l, Mar garet Johns, Mae Covtard and Mary Herdman. This part of the. meeting closed with a hymn and the Mizpah -aftei- which a social hour was spent to gether. rffRAUA Attention! — The Cl FARMERS ............ Chopping njMl will operateron Tues day,|Thurs®ay and Saturday of each. weel| during the mouths- of Junie; , We have for sale , at y^bJPbwn price two. second hand. THAMES RO Read all the use^bar adis. then come and bu sedan, deliverejq^complete $67:5.— Sandy Elliot. Mrs. Chester Merkely and children of London, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Cann for the week end. 4\Ir. and Mrs. R. Louch and daugh ter, of Stratford, were ors with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and. Mrs. Geo. family, of Wincheltsea, with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pollen. Mrs. J. H-arris, of London, is -visit ing with Mr. and Mrs. L. Harris. Mr. John Scott, of.. Strathroy, is spending the week with his brother M-r. J. Scott Sr. Mr. Harry Anderson, who has been attending Western University is. now holidaying at his home. “ *Mrs. Horton and son EdWard,' ot St. 'Thomas, were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kydd. Miss Ruth Kleinstiver, of Dash wood, spent the holiday with Miss Bernice Gollings. ew Ford Tudor Massey-Harris all in- working condi tion. Wm. J, ,Smith, lo’cal agent In ternational Harvester Co., Ltd. 2tc. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert K. Eilber friends in Goderich on Sunday. Miss Laiirene Hirtzel has return ed from London where she has been working the past few months. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Holtzmann and Mrs. Ed. Fahner spent one day in London last week. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lawson, Mrs. J. Lawson and Mrs. Chris. Rau spent Sunday in Exeter. x Mr. and Mrs. Domm, of Chesley, spent Sunday with Mrs. Domm’s par ents Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Braun-. Mr.‘and Mrs. Murray Holtzmann, of Detroit, visited with the former's mother Mrs. Leah Holtzmann on Sunday. -— Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Schroeder and daughter Eleanor spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schroeder. We congratulate Miss Ella Mor- lock, who attends Western Univer sity, on again, receiving a number of scholarships. Mr. and Mrs. Will. "Heatherley and daughter Thelma and Mr. S. Kelly, of London, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Motz. Mr. an-d Mrs. A. G. Holtz and chil dren, of Kitchener, spent 24th of. May at the home of Mi:, and Mrs. Frederick Haist. Miss Lulu Morlock, Miss Netta Pfyde and /Mr. Thomas Pry-de, of Wi'nidsor, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morlock. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barber -and son Robert, of Detroit, visited a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fahner, Mr. and Mrs. John Hirtzel and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Finkbeiner. Mr. and Mrs. J. Marr and Miss Lily Eilber, of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Mrs. C. Haumuller and Mr. Russell Eilber, of Detroit, spent the week end with Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles F. Eilber, Mr.,and Mrs. Elwood Rogers, Mrs. Wm. Burkhardt and Mrs. Lydia Fah ner, of Saline, 'Mich., visited for a week at the home of Messrs. Edward Albert and Henry Fahner and Mrs. J. Klumpp and other -relatives. Mr. J. McClary Gunn and children David, Molly and Janet,and Mi$s G. Davies with Miss Clara Stahl, all of Lodon, motored .to Crediton Sunday morning to attend church service and spent the rest of the day at the Stahl home. Miss Lily Stahl also spent a few days at her home here. Mr. Victor Kestle left on Sunday evening for Hamilton having been! „ ______ .... transferred there by the Canadian the church last Thursday afternoon , ■ / , CannerS. iMrs. Kestle and baby will and a bale has since been packed Mervyu Tieman spent Tuesday in Zar®n,tL^AMd c??tain^i^e^id;1?}nd clothing and London. Dashwood school picnic will be held at Grand Bend next Friday, June 1'3 th. Mrs. G, Fisher left Wednesday for Sarnia were, she will spend a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Har ris, Mr, and ’Mrs; Chas. Schlundt and daughter Marie, from Pontiac, Mich., and ens, and iS' a DASHWOODS Dr. H. H. Co DENT At office in wood', first th at office over Zurich, last t en. L Melville, of Monkton'. 3 I.S. artlftfb Block, Daah- of week and th$t Post Office, In of week. p* Read all the1*1'used r adis- then come and buyl a Ford * Tudor sedan, deliver Sandy Elliot. • Mr. and MiY. Alex Held and son, of Niagara Falls, spent a few days with relatives. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eidt, of In gersoll, spent Sunday with the lat ter’s mother Mrs. Stade. Mr. Hy. Elhers, of Detroit, visited with friends a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Berensen and Leona _ and Miss Ella Zimmer, of Detroit, before the usual meeting of the, are visiting at the home of Mr. Wm. (Council. The council comprised the ’ Zimmer eburt of revision, Reeve Higgins as ““ ■chairman. There were three ap peals. Mr. Milne Rennie appealed ^against the assessment of his house son North Richmond St.; Mat. Clark .against the United Farmers’ Store 31-ouse, and Owen’ Geiger appealed .against his business assessment. On ?the Rennie appeal the assessment' was reduced $100; the'assessment en the United Farmers’ store house was not changed; the Qeiger busi ness assessment was lfett as it was ibut a slight reduction was made on ;the assessment of his house. Mr. L. JRands brought in an appeal at the meeting for Mr. Jacob Lindenfield claiming that the* assessment on the iLindenfield property, had been rais ed this year but this was found to &e a mistake as the assessment was 4he same as in 1929. This con- -cluded the business of the court. The council their’went. in session Tor their regular monthly meeting. The minutes of the last meeting be ing read and adopted on motion of •Ortwein and Petty. A number of ^communications were read *and ord ered filed. T'he sanitary inspector, Mr. Nelson Blatchford m-ade his re port stating that Iliey had a gener al clean-up of the town and every-, thing was now in .a satisfactory con dition. Mr. A. W. E. Hemphill, tax collector, reported that' there was •about $200 of outstanding taxes. ..He stated that he wbuld make an other attempt to collect and if not Shen .collected would, turn it over to •flthe county treasurer. The Reeve a’equested the shed . committee to have the eavetroughlng on the west ■side of the community shed as the water was doing damage to the pro perty of Wm. Shepherd. A number of accounts were pre sented and ordered paid. At the last meeting of the council the Clerk was instiicted to get in touch, witli the Bonding Company .and buy bonds foh the collector, •treasurer and the.-.hianager ,iof the local lfydto conimission. The Clerk' .reported that he had done so $hd securing bonds for the treasurer! | DDD Sos? s&he ; I ana\e©E0ma tbrtt in. le as mplete $675.- Miss Gladys Guenther, of Kitchen er, spent the week-end with her brother Mr. .and Mrs. E. Guentlier. Mr. and Mrs. R. Calf as, of Detroit, were visitors with Mr. Hy. Calfas Children’s Day will be observed in the Evangelical church next Sunday, June 8th. A good program is being prepared. Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm. Musser and family, of Detroit, spent Sunday with' Mrs. G. Fisher. Miss Wilma Kernohan, Miss Nola Desjardine and Mr. Howard Desjar- dine, of Grand Bend, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reid. Miss Lylyan Rose, of Zurich, spent Thursday with Miss L. Mae -Reid. Miss M. Viner, of- Kitchener, was the guest of Miss Florence Guenther over the week-end. Mrs. Lippert is spending a few weeks with Mrs. MasOn. A Walther League Rally will be held in the Lutheran Church on June 13th, Mr. J. C. Reid and daughter .Phyl lis spent Bunday in London where they visited the former’s brother who is in Victoria Hospital to un dergo a serious operation. Dashwood Band furnished the music for the sports at Ilderton on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Eidt. of New Ham burg, were visitors in town on Tues- * Mrs, Wm. Beck, from Mt. Clem- .are visitors at the home of Mr Mrs. Fred Schluht. Mrs. sister to Mr. Sehlunt. £ION Seek Sunday visit- L. Harris. Coward and spent Sunday ELIMVILLE car ads. then ew Ford Tudor ^complete $67;5.- ,Read all the come and buy sedan, deliverer Sandy Elliot. Mr. Walter Johns, Honor Grad uate, of Western University, is re ceiving the congratulations of many friends as a result of securing his B. A. also, in so doing, winning two gold medals one for Latin and one for Greek. He has received a Fellow ship in Victoria College, TorontQ Un- niversity for which he will receive $800. per year beginning with the Fall Term. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johns atended the Graduation Exercises at the University in London last Friday Messrs. Garnet Johns an'd Well ington Bell, of Detroit, spent the week-end at their homes here. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ford and two daughters, of Flint, were week end visitors in this vicinity. Mrs. Fred Wright and baby have returned home after spending a couple of weeks in London. ..Mirs. Jackson and two daughters, of ■‘Windsor, have been visiting with Mrs. (Rev.') White at the parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Murch, of Lon don, -were' Sunday visitors in the vil lage. . There will be no preaching, service in this church next .Sunday on ac count of Zion anniversary. Mrs. Geo. Young, of London, is spending a few days this week with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johns. A W.M.S. quilting was held at 30th. with a of the held Roll tem- Live as a Mar- s MT. CARMEL Messrs. Fergus and Joseph Ryan, of Detroit, called on friends here on Sunday. Mrs. R. McEachen accompanied by her son and her two daughters, son-in-law and two; grandchildren, of Pt. Huron, called on frieds here on Sunday. Mrs. Shultz and two son§, of De- . troit, were viistops in the neighbor hood. Mr. and pars, nenomme and babe, of Detroit, visited the latter’s par ents Mr. and Mrs. John Ragier over the week-end. Mr. R. H. Miller purchased the house and lot formerly owned by. the late Sandy Stewart. Miss Eileen O’Rourke, of Detroit, visited her parents over the week end. Mr. John J. Hays, of Goderich; called in our town on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. P. 'Carey, of Gode- - rich, are spending a few days with, the former’s sisters the Misses Car- ; ey of this place. Mr.^and Mrs. Louis Rowland, of Parkhill visitedjwith friends here on- Sunday. led in prayer. Ruth Skinner the Scripture lesson. Twenty members .answered the roll call > - . .■ A- GREENWAY .The Annual -Strawberry.’'Social will be held at the United Church ... on June 18th. Program a splendid pla>x„ “Cranberry Corners” put on by the young people of Zion. Admission 50 and 20c. ■Mrs. James Geromette has been quite “ill. ?- Mrs. S. Young is spending- ia- few weeks with Mrs. ITafrold •’Bropjhey whose little daughter Ella, ‘has the measles. Mrs. Ray .McPherson, wood, is visiting this week father Mr. E. McPherson. Mr. Fred Shettler and T SA of Ker- with her &n active fluil serins in the a <he theory ot I ^specialist. It 1 successes over | W. S. HO’ .lacks disease ■.harmony with fttest living skin «ul many brilliant F disease. 1", DRUGGIST The W. M. S. held their annual- Sunday service oh Sunday last. Miss Hern was unable to be present and ;Mrs. Rev, White "took charge, The church shed is being remodel led and finished up this week. Mr. and Mrs, Thus. Hern visited, with Roy Johns oh Sunday. Mr. and, Mrs. Wm. Batten, of De troit, 'spent the week-end with his father at the home of his sister Mrs. Titos. Morley and also visited with .Mrs. F. W. Clark for a short time. *i other useful articles. I Next Sunday is Children’s Day in | Mrs. Wes. Horne has been spend- I the Evangelical church. At the ing a couple of weeks at the home of special service in the morning there ‘ Rev. Smith, -a former pastor hereI will be a junior choir to take charge and now kt’ Winthrop. i_» h-., —«r mj,. anQ Mrs. M-cNichol and fam ily from Farquhar were Sunday vis itor’s at Mr. Leon O’Reilly’s. Mr. and Mi’s. Richard Johns, Mrs,; Wm. Skinner, Mr. -and 'Mrs. Harry Delbridge attended the funeral of the* late Mrs. Philip Halt in St. Marys laist Sunday. The remains were brought from - the West. Mr< and Mi’s. Hall WSVd residents Of Winchelsea some years ago having kept store there in partnership with the late Mr. J. G. Jones. Mr. and Mrs, Alden Jones t and Miss May Jones, of London, Mr. and' •Mrs. Herb Jones, of ........... ... Sunday at .Mr. Harry , Mr, and Mrs. John _ ., can, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hunt er, of Detroit, visited of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Skinner and also at thri’s home of Mr. ar.'-J Mrs. Sherwood Hunter on Thursday last. Miss Mary'Hunter spent the weok- 1 of the music, In the Sunday School ■ session there will be touches of a I special nature pertaining, to the or- 'der of the day. In the evening is the program with the entire school.' Each class will be represented with some literary or musical prdduction. We look for a day of great interest and large attendance. The offering for missions we' hope may exceed former amounts. Let us do our best Everybody welcome. Remember the ahnual Mother and Daughter Banquet to be held next Wednesday evening, June 11th, be ginning at 1 o’clock in the Sunday School auditorium of the Evangeli cal church. The program promises to be equal to the best ever given at our banquets, Mrs, L. Ball, of St. Marys is our special speaker for the evening. Miss Alice) Hoffman, of Dashwood, will tender several vochl solos’ besides choice production by home talent. Kippen, spent Johns, ■Casey, of Lu- at the home CROMARTY RevI Mr. Hamilton, of London, oc cupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian chjirch last Sunday in the -qbsence of Rev. Mr. Elder. The recent hard frost's have been' somewhat .of a hindrance to the gardens of late, thobe havihg vege-, tables started suffered severely and will need replanting. | Work has now commenced on the new block and is being rushed ahead. The cellar has been dug and the foundations almost computed during the past wedk. Mr. and 'Mrs. Ed. Howe and. babe, of Detroit, spent a few days undfei' the parental roof. Mb.' aud Mrs. Russell Scott motor ed, to Walkerton and visited > with Rev. Mr. McKay for a few days last week. ‘The Misses Allen, of Brantford, and their friends motored up arid ispent the holiday- visiting with their friends* Mr. Francis and family, of Bright, visited with friends and relatives re cently. „ .... ...... Kenneth, of Buffalo, spent the week-end here Mrs. Shet'tler returning with,'jth ent.. Mr. and. Mrs. D. Shank and Mi&s Irene, of Detroit, visited vVi'th Mr. and Mrs. John Shank. \ The sympathy of the community and the United Church herefc is ex pressed to the widow and other rela tives of the late Gordon Ydung, who passed away suddenly last week. The W. M. S. and the' W. A. of the United Church met on Wednes-r day and prepared., a bale. ------------“--- --------------- -"-‘-■‘T, SHIPKA V Don’t forget the Strawberry Fes tival, to •‘fie held at 'the United* Church, Monday, June 23rd a good'k\ programme will be givejt/ by the Exeter James Street •United Chiircli Orchestra under the leadership of Mr. W. R. GoUldin-g, asSissted. by Mt. Frances Abbott, All welcone. 3 Miss Gouldy Schroeder js visiting in London this week. 4 Mr. Edward Lamport attended the United Church Conference in Wood- stock last week. Miss Martha Gower visited in Ar- kona last week. ■ *' M Misis Martha Lamport spent Sun-* ; day with Mr. and Mrs.. Witt. H. Mil ton and family, . Mr. and Mrs. R, RicMd of White ;• Pigeon Mlclu, Mr. Sandy and Miss ; Kathryn McEachbn and their iWlw i er and nieces frbjtt Port Hum,call* eil on friends here on Sam day. . Miss Ha Sweitzer Visited in Mel- I borne last w^ek. , ■ 1