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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1942-03-05, Page 5Ra gs 5 THE EXETER TIMES,ADVOCATE Ml BINGO and DANCE under the auspices pf the Canadian Legion TOWNHALL, HENSALL FRIDAY, MARCH 6th, 1942 Bingo starts at 8.30 sharp 15 — Prizes — 15 Hams & Blankets, 1 Consolation 6 Specials, 3-25c cash, prizes MURDOCK’S ORCHESTRA Ladies please provide lunch Lunch Prize General Admission—35c HENSALL theMr. Douglas Sangster spent week-end in Stratford, We are sorry to report that G. C. Petty still continues quite ill, , Mr. Morley Sanders is at present visiting at his home near Toronto. Miss Barbara Shepherd, of Clin­ ton, spent the week-end at her home here. Mr. Laird Hudson, of London, is spending a holiday with friends in town. Miss Margaret E. Sangster is at­ tending Clinton School of Com­ merce. Mr, and Mrs. David Kilpatrick, of London, spent Sunday with friends in Hensall* Miss Ruth Mcllvenna is spend­ ing a holiday at her home near North Bay. Carl Dators had his tonsils re­ moved on Monday at the office of Dr. D. 7 ~ Mr. and Mrs, rented by Mr. Art Bushie. The W.C.T/U. held a quilting at the home of Mrs. Saundercock on Monday for the Red Cross. Miss Dorothy Brazier, of Lon­ don, spent a couple of days recent­ ly with Dr. and Mrs. Steer. Mr, John McGregor, of Hay town­ ship was taken to London recently in the interests of his health. Reeve R. E. * Shaddick, Mrs. Shaddick and Judy spent a few days in Toronto during the past week. Miss Margaret Tudor, of Dundas, is spending a few days with her parents,* Mr. and Mrs. Stan Tudor. Miss Irene Smale, of London, is spending a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Smale. Mr. and Mrs. L. Siemon, of Kit­ chener, spent the week-end with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Noakes. Miss Elinor Cook entertained a number of her friends uri Saturday last, the ’ occasion being her elev­ enth birthday. The monthly meeting of the Hen- sal! W.I., will he held at the home of Mrs. Weir on Wednesday even­ ing, March 11th. Mrs. Edith McMartin, of Barrie, was a recent visitor with her moth­ er, Mrs. R. Bonthron and sister, Mrs. L. Simpson. Sunday School was cancelled in the different churches on Sunday owing to an epidemic of scarlet fe­ ver in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Abbott and daughter, Rosemary, of London, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farquhar. The W.M.S. of the United church will meet at the home of Mrs. W. B. Cross on Thursday afternoon, March 5th, at 3 p.m. AC2 Kenneth Manns, of the R.C.A.F. Manning Pool, returned to Toronto. He was accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Manns. Mrs. MacAllister Green (nee Jean Bonthron), of London, spent a short time recently with ’ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bonthron. Archdeacon Doherty of London called on G* C, Petty recently. Rev. Doherty was a former rector of St, Paul’s church here for a number of years. Mr*. and Mrs* Peter -McNaughto.n motored to Toronto on Friday and while there visited with Mrs, Mae McNaughton, who has been on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Paterson spent part of last week with friends in Toronto. Mr. Paterson was at­ tending the municipal convention which Hotel* Dr. little to London On Thursday where Pat­ sy will remain tor a time, with her grandmother, Mrs. Brazier* While visiting at his home here Pte. Garnet Allan, of Kitchener, had the misfortune.during a hockey game to have his eye severely cut by the puck* Several stitches were required to close the wound. 4 The United Church Senior Mis­ sion Circle will meet on ^Monday evening, March Sth, at the home of Mi’s. Harvey McLarnon. The theme is “Christian Love” arid the roll call is to (be answered by a verse about love. r-Mrs. been news reporter Times-Advocate for weeks, has had the stalled in her home pleased to -receive tions, renewals, etc*, mentioned paper. Mr. G. Steer. Otto Stephen have the house recently vacated Jh Carmel Presbyterian church splendid addresses were delivered by Rev. Wm. Weir. The morning t text was taken from John 19-26-27, i “Woman, behold thy son—Behold ■ thy mother.” was “My Soul Longeth for Thee”J the solo parts being taken by W. A. MacLaren and Rev. Weir. The ev-* suing anthem was “Hymn of Lovej and Peace”. j Rev, R, A. Brook was in charge of both ^services on Sunday at the | United church. At the morning service a delightful trio, “Howj Sweet to Pray”, was rendered by, C. Blowes, W, O. Goodwin and H.! Horton. Rev. R. A. Brook took for. his text, the “Beginning of the Apostles’ Creed”. Text for the ev­ ening was “Secret Discipleship”. Again a trio was sung by the same men, the title being “For the Man of Galillee”, Schools Closed Hensail Public and Continuation schools were closed from Wednes­ day of last week until Monday, March 9, on orders of Dr. Steer, .medical officer of Two cases of scarlet fever ported in the village. The Loan concert, sponsored Junior Red Cross of Hensall Pub­ lic School, scheduled for Thursday, was postponed until a latex’ date. Boundary Red Cross The boundary Red Cross workers spent a social evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Stanley Mitchell on Tuesday, February 24 th, to honor Mr. and Mrs. James Oke be­ fore their departure for their new home near St. Marys. The even­ ing was spent in progressive euchre. Mrs. J, Bolton won the ladies’ high and Mr. J, Glenn the gent’s high. The consolation prizes were won by Mrs. G* Hamilton arid J. Traquair. This was followed by a cow calling contest. Mrs. Oke was then call­ ed upon while Mrs. J. Bolton read an address and Mrs. S. McQueen presented Mrs. Oke with a kitchen stool. Mrs. Oke expressed her thanks, retired Thursday* Mart 5 th. DAY-OLD CLICKS Sexed wild Noti-Sexed To Dr, and Mrs. Smillie on tho occasion of the termination of the doctor’s long and very sue* cessful practice in Hensall: We, your fellow members of the The morning anthem, Session of Hensall United church j desire to express to you our real­ ization of the great loss we are [ about to sustain in the removal of . so valued a member, Your wise [ counsel will be greatly missed at meetings of the Session and meet- [ Ings. of the official board when matters of vital importance to the I churc’h come up for discussion, and [ being a distinguished soloist, you [ will be greatly missed as a member I of the ehoir. Not oply the Session, but the members and adherents of Hensall United Church will watch your future with great expectancy and will wish you and Mrs. Smillie the best of health and prosperity in your advancement to the member­ ship of a clinic, in your new field ,in the prosperous town of Kamloops, B.C. Indeed, it is with feelings of inadequacy that we attempt to in­ dicate to you, pot only that we have recognized' your great success as a medical practitioner, but also to *place on record our appreciation of the valuable services you and Mrs. Smillie have rendered in our church and Sunday School. As a slight many excellent your estimable and as a more of our appreciation, we ask you to accept this travelling bag, which we trust you will receive in the very hearty spirit in which it is pre­ sented. Signed on behalf of the Session, H. Horton, Clerk Council Meeting ’ The regular meeting of the Vil­ lage Council was held on Monday evening at 8 p.m. in the Council Chamber with all members present except Councillor H. Horton. Min­ utes of the previous meeting were read and adopted on motion of Councillors Cameron and Kerslake. R. J. Patterson, tax collector, re­ ported having received $94.55 since the last meeting. It was moved by Parkins and Cameron and car­ ried that t'he collector be given un­ til April 6th to hand in the tax roll. T. Kyle reported re wood for the Library as being nearly done. Reeve Shaddick reported that he had re­ ceived a letter from Dr.' J. Bell coinpaining about boys trespassing and shooting on his property. J. A.* Patterson reported on 'his at­ tendance at the convention in To- __ . l’onto and stated some of the pro-1 time with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hod- posed changes likely to take' effect j gins. In regard to the Assessment Act. J He also reported.in.connection with] relief to C. Mitchell and E. Staple-1 ton and concerning soldiers’ bills.!• Adelegation from the Huron! County Plowing Match Committee1 appeared, composed of H. Hill and*. Mr.7 and Mrs. Harry Isaac and J. Shearer, asking for a grant ■of' family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. $75.00 for the same. This mat-j John McGinnis recently, ter was laid over until the next i meeting. ! Correspondence was read as fol- J lows: E. Stapleton, inspector of i Mothers’ Allowances, Dr. J. Bell, I Dept, of Health, Dept, of Highways, ( Assoc, of Rural Municipalities, Bell.1 Telephone Co., A.C.2 K. Manns, R.C.A.F.; Pte. F. C. Beer, R.C.O.'C.; j Monteith & Monteith, Town of Dundas. These were considered and filed. Per Cameron .and Kerslake, that council grant a taxi.license to any­ one desiring same for the fee of $5.0'0. Carried. It was moved by Cameron and Kerslake and carried that the- fol­ lowing bills and accounts be paid: F. G. ' ‘ ‘ * $25.00; Municipal World, supplies, $.11.71; Hensall Hydro, hall, $9.8'0; R. Middleton, soldiers’ bills, etc., $16.05; Bonthron & Drysdale, hall, $13.38, rink, $4.’02, total, $17.40; J. A, Paterson, membership Munici­ pal Association, $5.00; T. Kyle, sal­ ary, $70.00; F'.’ G. Bonthron, post­ age, $5.00; O* Geiger, snow remov­ al, $2.00, plowing, $13*20, total, $15.20; W. Dabus, labor, s.r., 8'0c; W. Love, labor, s.r., 80c; W. Hilde­ brand, s.r„ 80c; R. Dick, labor, rink, $39.50; K. Noakes, labor, rink, $2^60; J. Beer, labor, rink, $4.00? total, $243.66. Moved by Parkins and 'Cameron, that B'y-lawS No. 4 and 5 be given first and second readings. Carried. Per Kerslake-and Parkins that By­ laws 4 and 5 be given third and final reading. Carried. Per Cameron. „7__ ______ ___ Council hdjdurn until April 6 th or the CENTRALIA and Mis* J. Pollard visited on Sunday with* Mr. and Mrs, J. Prout, of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Penwarden .and Harold visited with relatives In London on Sunday. Mr. __ June, of London, visited j. sieamon on Saturday. Mr,, and Mrs, Hugo and Douglas spent the with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. Fred Warner and Mr. A. Hamilton, R.C.A.F*, visited on Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs, A. Gaiser, at Shipka, Mr. Fred Baynham, of the R. C, A. F, at St. Thomas and Mrs. Bayn­ ham were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Geo, Baynham, Visitors during the past week with Mrs. H. Mills were Mr. and and Mrs. M. sieamon and Mrs.with Theander week-end Smith. D. G* health, are re­ Victory by the recognition of the qualities you and wife both possess tangible expression Mrs. After a delicious lunch all to their homes. Seed Show South Huron Agricultural, held its annual seed show town hall here on Friday, The speaker, Prof. The Society in the February 27. A. W. Manson, congratulated the farmers ofi their attendance and the splendid quality of ithfe exhibits. There was a particularly good ex­ hibit of early oats: At the conclu­ sion of the meeting William Alex­ ander, of Hensail, member of the bean delegation to Ottawa, gave an encouraging report. Campbell spoke for Loan. A. R. Mrs. W. Spencer of St. Thomas and Mt. and Mrs*Truman Mills,of Sarnia.i Gail Spring,who has been ill with pneumonia for the past ten days is making a rapid recovery. Mrs, N, Baker s the nurse in at- tendance,| Doug Murray,son of Mr.and Mrs. Harold Murray, wbo has been ill for the past few weeks is get-| ting along nicely. We hope that he will soon be able to return to school. Mrs. Clarence Smith of Bidd'ulp'h and Mr. Leonard Smith, of the Pet- awawa training camp and Mr. and Mrs. L. Davey and family of near Exeter were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, R. Davey. Miss Ruby Merriam, of the high school teaching staff, at Delhi, is recovering from a nervous break­ down at the home of her parents, many again CREDITON Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Brown spent Sunday with the latter’s parents in Clinton, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Gaiser, John Gaiser and William Gaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haist and Gordon Haist and Mrs. William Bowman attend­ ed the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. William Decker, of Zurich, last Friday, We are glad to report that Mr. John Morlock and Mr. Albert Mor* Jock are improving from their re­ cent Illnesses. Bob Blackwell, of the R.C.A.F. Manning Pool, Toronto, spent the week-end here. LAC Jack England and LAC Phil Gallop, of Guelph, spent the week­ end at the- former’s home here. Federation Makes County Survey During the past two weeks Fed-, eration of Agriculture officials have been making a systematic survey of the farm situation in Stephen township. Canvassers have been making a farm to farm visit, fill­ ing out survey forms, The survey is most complete and delves into the labor situation as well as the livestock and crop situation, At the same time valuable information dealing with the family and home life of the community has been gathered. Victory Loan Concert In spite of the fact that dub to the (road conditions, most of the mem­ bers of the Sharon school were un­ able to make the grade, the Victory Loan concert at Crediton was a suc­ cess on Wednesday evening. There was a good attendance and the Cre- Alton students presented the “Build­ ers of Canada”. Sidney Brown act­ ed as chairman, and he spoke brief­ ly on Canada and the part she is taking in the war. H. K. Eilber gave a brief talk and Dr. Taylor, of Dashwood, was the main speaker of the evening, and stressed the of buying Victory Bonds. need there Rev. and Mrs. Merriam. Her friends hope to see her out in the near future. Owing to the bad roads was only a fair crowd at the sup­ per in the church on Friday evening. Following the supper a good pro­ gram, consisting of musical num­ bers by the Main St. male quartette and a Grigg iative very fine lecture by Rev. E. I was presented to an apprec- audience. CORBETT and Mrs. John Steeper are It’s a boy. | Mr. all smiles. Mr., Harold Pollock, of ■ Detroit, spent the week-end" with friends here. Mr. Jimmie Eagleson spent some Here They Are Usual High Bray Quality HERE it is, chick time again. And again we offer yon the usual high-quality Bray Chicks —with an added year of breed­ ing, an added year of skil­ led selection for that com­ bination of vigor, livability, fast growth, early and steady egg production *a n d e»x t r a good meat qualities that made the Bray Chick so famous. This is a year of unusual opportunity in the poultry business. Don’t risk a slip-up. Start the old reliable Bray Chicks, and get started right! That’s what hundreds of poul­ try raisers do every year, “Nev­ er had cockerels bring in so much.”—Mrs. L. Bryan, Bee- , “Wish I had or- Never had better my life.”.—L. P* ton, Ont. . . dered more, chickens 'in Hansen, Pugwash Jet., N.S.,, . . "Wonderful layers, gobd hardy birds.”,—Nelson Whitlock, Gay­ town, P.E.L . . . "Bought 100 from you last year, and made BRAY CHICK STARTED . Sexed ancl CHICKS Non-Sexed '#'■ ** STARTED CAPONS TURKEY POULTS ♦ * * ASK US!% money, so thought I would take an extra 1.5'0 this year.’’—Mrs. Wesley Nichol, Lennoxville, P.Q. . , , "Pullets are grand, eggs just rolling along.”—Mrs. O. R* Bradley, Little Current, Ont. . . "Best in years. Bray’s for me C’amp- “Best from now on.”—Mrs, bell, Nestleton, Ont, , » I ever raised.”—Mrs. Spriggs, Duck Lake, Sask. Isn’t that the kind of bird YOU want? HATCHERY (Fred W. Bray Limited) Exeter, Phone 246 or John St, North, Hamilton, Ont. Agents: Canada Packers, Exeter; Alvin W. Kerslake, Hensail; N. W. Wiley, Farmers’ Co-operative, Ailsa Craig days Armouries, London DASHWOOD Mr. Carl Wein spent a few in Toronto and other places. Mrs, E. Edighoffer, of Zurich, spent a few days with relatives here last 'week. Master Peter Cowan, of Exeter, visited with Mr, and Mrs. Harold j Kellerman last Friday. Miss Grace Hayt'er and friend, j of Toionto, spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. Hayter. i Mr. and Mrs. Graham Arthur, of ’ Exeter, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. T. Hopcroft. I Mr. Carl Oestreicher, who is tending O.A.C. at Guelph, spent week-end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Gaiser; of troit, spent the week-end w*th brothei’, Mr. Chester Gaiser. 'Donald Oestreicher, of London Medical School, and Eunice, who is attending Normal School, spent the week-end at their home here. Word was received here last week of the death of Mrs. Graup­ ner, in Ann Arbor Hospital, Mich., following a lengthy illness. Mrs. Graupner was in her 71st year and will the ’Mr. ago, side many at- the De- his March 9, IO and 11 —OF INTEREST TO ALL WESTERN ONTARIO— Dr. the Victory Loan. The exhibits and winners i were as follows: "Fall wheat, W. R. ’ Dougall, H. Desjardine; early oats, H. Desjardine, Lome Chapman, Earl Kinsman, W. Consitt; late oats, W. R. Dougall, Earl Kinsman, Alex Buchanan; six-rowed barley, kW. R. Dougall, H. Desjardine; Rus­ sell Manson; field beans, W. R. Dougall; timothy seed, W. R. Dou­ gall, H. Desjardine; red clover seed, Earl Kinsman, W. R. Dou­ gall; sweet clover seed, H. Des­ jardine; .alsike seed, William Con­ sitt; ■ early potatoes, Earl Kinsman, Peter Kilpatrick; potatoes, gen­ eral crop, W. R. Dougall, Earl’ Kins­ man, Lome Chapman. Prof. A. W. Manson was judge.. W.C.T.U. The Exeter-Hensall branch of the W.C.T.U. .met in the. United church, Hensall, on Thursday after­ noon. Mrs. Jinks was in the chair for the devotional period. The meeting opened with the singing of the hymn “Take Time to be Holy,” followed by the Lord’s prayer. The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Cross and the devotional, “Looking Backward or Forward” was taken by Mrs. Ma'ud Hedden. Prayers were offered by Miss Douglas, Mrs. McQueen, Mrs. Cross and Mrs* Hed­ den. Miss Douglas contributed a pleasing piano solo, "Excelsior”. The closing prayer was taken by Mrs. Jinks. Miss Consitt took the chair for the remainder of the meeting. After the roll call and the reading of the minutes of the last meeting, a period of business followed. Mrs. V. Fee reported for the quilt com­ mittee and had a A discussion took at Petawawa, for are contributing* secretary of the provincial W. T. U., Will visit the County’of Hur­ on the first two weeks in May. Let­ ters of appreciation were l’ead from Miss Eva Penrose, Mrs. A. E* Lloyd and Mrs. Anderson, for acts of kindness and messages of sym­ pathy from the society. The sec­ retary Was instructed to send a let­ ter of sympathy to Miss EVa Pen­ rose in connection with the recent death of her father, of the meeting, Frances Williard”, Mrs. Jinks, Maud Fee and Mrs. Hess, gave the treasurer’s, decided to send $10*<00 to the bud­ get fund. The closing hymn, “A Call fot Loyal Soldiet’s,** followed by prayer by Miss Murray, brought a most Interesting meeting close* Address and Frosichtation Dr. and Mrs. Snilllio Tlje following is thea address the departure Smilliei quilt on display, place re canteen which members Miss Duffield, 0. was held In the Royal York D. G. Steer, MrS. Steer and daughter, Patricia, motored Minnie Sangster, who has for the Exeter the past six i telephone in- and would be new subscrip* for the above- Bonthron, insurance, rink, and Parkins that Call of the James Reeve. Carried. A. Paterson. Clerk The theme The ’ Life of Was taken by Hedden, Mrs, Mrs. McQueen report.. It was read on behalf of the United church updn bf Dr. and Mrs. I ,G. to to a A real friend is a person who will listen patiently when you tell him a number of things he had heard be­ fore. FEEDING OIL If you bought a bushel of wheat you’d Want to lciioW how many pounds per bushel. AV hen you buy Cod Liver Oil be sure to ask how many vitamins per gallon. Ours contains 4,000 Vlt*A and 400 Vlt. D for every teaspoonful $2.50 per gallon, container extra Your tlrugs at ROBERTSON’S Phone GO IBxeter Messrs. Brown are doing custom work at the sawmill.. The yard is well filled with logs. Miss Sophia Young has returned home after spending a week with friends at Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hutchinson, Gordon and Bruce, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Mellin recently. Mrs. Joseph Eagleson and Gra­ ham visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Enis Rock and family. Mr. and Mrs. John McGinnis spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Steeper and Lyle. Mr. and Mrs. ,Garfield Steeper and Lyle spent Sunday evening with Mrs.’Joseph Eagleson and Graham. The Second Victory Loan cam­ paign program held Tuesday night in the parish hall,. Greenway, was well attended. Miss June Steeper and ‘Master Bobby Steeper spent two weeks with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steeper. Mr. Cecil Pickering, of London, I and Private John Pickering, of Chatham training camp spent the week-end with Mr. and, Mrs. Thomd's Corsant and family. Mr. Earl Steeper narrowly es­ caped serious injury while putting air in a tire. The tire became over-expanded and blew out, strik­ ing him on the arms and legs. Mrs. Elizabeth McBryan, of Thed­ ford, and sons Stewart and Wilson visited Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mur-! ray and Bobby on Thursday after­ noon. Mr. Harold McBryan re-, turned home with them.. | The .Ladies’ Guild church, Greenway, are holding a1 ten-cent tea and social evening in; the parish hall ou March day evening. Everyone Mrs. J. Carruthers will be ess for the evening. of Grace 5, Thurs- welcome. the host- KHIVA Mr. Jerome O’Rourke, of London, spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. J. O’Rourke. Mrs. E. ‘Wurm and baby, of St. week Mrs. Catharines, spent the past with her parents, Mr. and Arthur Willert. Mrs, Clement McCann and. returned home from st. Hospital, London, On Both arc getting along fine, Mr. Clement McCann and his baby Joseph*® Thursday. | aunt, Miss Tena McGann, and Mr. ! and Mrs. Alonzo McCanh, attend­ ed the funeral of the late Mrs, Levi McCann, in Detroit on Tues-' day. Mr. Arthur Willert, who has been a patient in St. Jos^jph/s Hospital,’ London, for the .past three weeks, returned home on Friday. He is getting along as well as can be ex­ pected. | 'ExiBits—Displays—Addresses Talking Pictures ADMISSION FREE be remembered by friends of Lutheran congregation where Graupner was pastor 18 years after which they left to re­ in Farmington, Mich.' Their ___j friends here extend their sincere sympathy to the bereaved husband and family. ELIMVILLE The Y.P.'U. presented their play at Kirkton last* Friday night. There have been several Red Cross quiltings in this vicinity lately. Mr. Franklin Skinner is serving on the jury in Goderich this week. Mrs. Alec Crago and Billie, of Kirkton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Will Routly last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell spent a couple of days in’London the lat­ ter part of last week. Mr. Bell at­ tended a Watkins convention. Mr. and Mrs. J. Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Harrison, of Farquhar, were Sunday visitors at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Johns. Mrs. John Cann, of Thames Road, Mrs, A. Gardiner, of Farquhar, Mrs. G. Duncan, of Plugtown and Mrs.. P. Passmore, Of Thames Road, were visitors at t$e home of Mr. Will Johns last Thursday, the former remaining for the week-end. GRAND BEND Miss Mary Yeo visited with friends in London over the week-end. ■Sunday being quite a nice day, a number visited at t'heir cottages liere. Mrs. Mansell Mason is visiting in London with her daughter, hfr<s. J. Patton. Mr. and Mrs. Becker, of Dash­ wood, visited Mr. Richard Webb on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Statton, of Forest, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Statton on Sunday. Mrs. Rufus Turnbull spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Dean Brown at Green­ way. Mr, and Mrs. Norman Turnbull left last "Saturday for Winnipeg, where they will visit for a month or more. Miss Mary Turnbull, who has been clerk at Holt’s store for the past five months, has returned to her home. Miss Velma Baker visited friends in the community last week and also with her sister, Mrs. Manford 8gmnaawmw»amawttgMHn«BM»cgggBgggM«!iJ!iw Mr. KIPPEN and Mrs. Enos Herdman,of Elimville, visited on Monday With Mr. and Mrs. W. Horney. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jaques and daughters visited on Sunday With the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Jaques, of Elimville. Miss Gladys Jarrott, of the vil­ lage and Mr. E. Smith, of Guelph, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H* Smith, of near Varna/ Mi’s. Allan Johnson is teaching this week in Lumley school owing to the illness of the teacher, Miss Mabel Workman, of Hensall. THAMES ROAD Victor Jeffery, Who has been confined to his home with a mild case of diphtheria is now doing well Red Cross shipping day is March . 6th, owing to the Red Cross con­ vention in Toronto the following week. Orville Cann who Is at present in St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, is doing very well 'under his present treatment. The Y.P.U, Of the Thames Road church were guests of the Elim* vilie Y.P.U. on Tuesday night. A total of sixty were present and all report a good time. s Luther, who has been ill with pneu­ monia but is now improving nicely. WHALEN Mr. Ronald Squire, who has'been ill for several weeks, is around again. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Duffield were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Hooper, of the 8th line. Mr. Robert (Knowles, of St. Marys was a recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. E. French. Mrs. Gordon lis, of Munro, days with Mr, Parkinson. Miss Maida been a patient in Victoria Ho^frital London, the past week, home on Sunday. Mrs. Louisa .Gunning her 86th birthday last Docking and Phyl- visited for a few and Mrs. Frank Morley, who has reuutned celebrated Tuesday. Mrs. Gunning still enjoys real good health and is very active. Miss Eunice Parkinson has re­ turned to London, having been confined to her home here suffering from measles for ten days. Mt, and Mrs. Howard Morley, of Hazel Park, Mich., and Miss Jean Morley, of Kirkton, spent the week­ end with Mr, and Mrs. Witt. Mor­ ley* 9 It’s Here .The month of March always brings spring thoughts arid interested glances at the car lots The wise purchaser buys when he has a good choice. Buy to-day from this fine assortment—— 1941 V8 Delux Tudor, only 6000 miles 1939 Delux Chevrolet Fordor, Blue 2—1939 Plymouth Tudors, Black 1938 Silver Streak Pontiac Sedan, Blue 1938 Ford Delux Fordor, Black 1937 Standard Chevrolet Tudor, Green 1936 Dodge Delux Fordor, Blue 1935 ‘ ‘ ~~ ’ 1932 1937 1934 1931 7 model A Fords and ether cheaper car is Dodge delux Tudor, Black B4 Ford Tudor Chevrolet half-ton Express Chevrolet half-ton Panel* good Ford A half-ton Express These cats are all equipped with good tires and most of them with heUtfers.