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A number of girl friends
Claudette Blowes presented
with a silver disc.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyh Hudson, of
St. Marys, spent the week-end visit
ing with the former’s father, Mr,
Thos, Hudson.
Mrs. Ida Harding, Mr. and Mrs,
Wm, Harding and Bruce, of London,
visited on Sunday with Mr,
Mrs. Fred Corbett.
Miss Margaret Kercher, of
don, spent the week-end at
home of her parents, Mr. and
Herb Kercher.
Miss Mona Hedden and friend
of St, Catharines, spent the week
end at the home of the former’s
mother, Mrs. Catharine Hedden,
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Tebbutt_ and
Melvin, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
and Donna, all of
spent the week-end with
Mrs. John Pfaff, and with
Mrs. Nelson Pfaff and family.
Mr, George Cowan, of Dungan
non, has been engaged as principal
of the Hensall Public School to suc
ceed 'Mr. Claude Blowes, who has
been principal for 16 years having
resigned and
principal of
School. Miss
Brussels, will
cher to replace Miss Beryll Pfaff
who has resigned. It is expected a
teacher will be engaged in the near
future to fill the vacancy made by
Miss Audrey Dinnin’s resignation.
Unveiling and Dedication Service
An unveiling and dedication ser
vice of Honor Rolls was held in
the Hensall United church on Sun
day, June 25th, at 3 pan. The front
of the church was beautifully
decorated with patriotic bouquets
of red roses, white orange blossoms
and blue delphinium. The program
opened with an organ prelude and
Precessional hymn, "Onward Chris
tian Soldiers.” The Invocation and
singing of "O God of Bethel.” Scrip
ture' reading by Fit. Lieut H. G.
Martin. Vocal solo by Lieut. Sam
G. Rennie, of Chatham, entitled,
"The Sacred Flame,” followed by
prayer and statement regarding
Honor Rolls by Rev. R. A. Brook.
Unveiling of tablet No. 1 with the
names of the boys of World War I
read by Harry W. Horton and un
veiled by Cpl. Fred Beer. Unveil
ing of tablet No. 2 with names of
the boys in the present war were
read by G. Mark Drysdale and un
veiled by Cpl. Donald McKaig, re
cently returned from overseas. The
act of dedication was followed by
the Chant Response of the Lord’s
Prayer and the National Anthem.
The hymn, "Eternal Father,
Strong to Save,” was sung and the
sermon was given by Fit. Lieut.
H. G. 'Martin, chaplain No. 9 S.F.
T.S., Centralia. The choii’ sang an
anthem entitled, "Peace Be Unto
You.” The hymn, "O God, The
Rock of Ages,” concluded the pro
gram. Miss Greta Lammie presided
at the organ throughout the serv
ice.
Clair
McFalls,
London,
Mr, and
Mr. and
has been engaged as
the Exeter Public
Margaret Mickey, of
be the assistant tea-
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Following are the addresses:
Dear Miss Pfaff:
We, your pupils, are very sorry
that when school opens next Septem
ber you will not he here to welcome
us. As our teacher you have been
very kind and patient; you have
done all you could to make us
truthful, obedient, honest scholars,
and many times you have gone to
much trouble to give us a good
time at our little parties and out
ings.
We shall never forget these happy
times or the teacher
them possible and
we may grow into
women because of
As a small token
our thanks for all
for us, we wish to present you with
these gifts, We trust that when you
use them you will, remember that
each one of youi* Hensail pupils is
wishing you many, many years of
happiness,
THAMES ROAD
Misses Dolores and Betty Allison
spent the week-end with their sis
ter, Margaret Allison, in London.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Leslie Thompson, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis in St.
Joseph’s Hospital, London, is home
and up and around again.
Mr, and Mrs. Harris, of Exeter,
are spending a few days with Mrs.
Robert Kydd,
Mrs. T. Ballantyne visited with
her daughter, Mrs. McIntyre, in
London one day last week.
Mrs. W. Rydall, who has been
at her parents’ home, Mr, and Mrs,
Robert Kydd, returned to her own
home at Shallow Lake last week.
Miss Hazel Williams attended as
bridesmaid at the Doupe-Webei’
wedding on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Miller, Mr, Mil
ler Sr., Lillie and Edwin spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Miller,
Woodham.
Dear Mr Blowes* ' Several from this community at-Wef your pupils in/the Hensalb^ided the anniversary services at
who made
we hope that
better men and
your teaching,
of our love and
yon have done
Your Pupils. t
I
Public School, (Grades 5,
are becoming increasingly
the great loss we are
through your decision
away from our village,
For many years now
6, 7, 8),
aware of
to
to
suffer
move
you have
been identified with our school, and
we treasure your helpful service
and your personal friendship, Your
educational and musical back
ground have furnished you ade
quately for our training and you
have served us well, We have ad
mired your
towards this responsibility, and re
joice over the confidence and- res
pect which your many scholars have
had for you.
You have proven yourself to be
a genial member of the staff; al
ways ready to co-operate in every
way, not only to advance the inter
ests of your own classes, but
welfare of the entire school.
These changes unfortunately
necessary and unpreventalile,
our affectionate wishes for
future go with you,
Claudette and Sandra, to your new
home.
This little gift (an end table)
carries with it our profound grati
tude for your work in the past. We
trust that its place in your h-ome
will often bring back pleasant
memories of past days we have
spent together and thoughts of
friendship that shall never change
or end.
Grades 5, 6, 7, and 8,
Hensall Public School.
Presentation Made to Teacher at
Picnic
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The pupils and ratepayers of
S. S. No. 10 Hay, held their annual
picnic at Grand Bend on Friday
afternoon, June 23rd with a large
attendance. During the afternoon
bathing was enjoyed and a ball
game played between showers. A
sumptuous picnic supper was par
taken of at 6 o’clock at which time
the teacher, Miss Esther Maclll-
waine, who has resigned, was pre
sented with a lamp and mirror by
Betty Munn, Jean Armstrong and
Frances Lostell. Aileen Munn read
the address to which Miss Maclll-
waine made a fitting reply. The
following list of_ sports were held
after “
and
conscientious attitude
the
are
but
your
Mrs Blowes.
Elimville op Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ford and family
visited with Mr, and Mrs. F, Skin
ner at Elimvjlle on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, R, Williams and
Mr, and Mrs. Dixon, of Ailsa Craig,
spent the week-end with friends
at Port Elgin.
Mr. and Mrs, P. Passmore, Lorne
and Alice attended the Bowman-
Morley wedding in Exetei* on Sat
urday.
Mrs. G. Duncan, Mrs. P, Passmore
and Alice attended a trousseau tea
at the home of Miss Alma Lawrence
Seaforth, Wednesday
last week.
Sunday services will
the following hoyrse-
Sunday School 10.15
service at 11.15 with Rev. Risdou,
of Staffa, as guest speaker,
hope for' a good attendance.
The carpenters are at work on
the church ceiling and arg expect
ed to have it completed early next
week.
The regular meeting of the Red
Cross was held in the basement of
the church Thursday evening of last
week with an attendance of
Preceding the business Mi’,
carried out a
sale of miscellaneous articles. Pro
ceeds amounted to $11.00, the sale
being
Following the auction sale,
W.
the meeting,
last meetin,,
Mrs. Mair moved that the meetings
for July and August be cancelled,
seconded by Mrs. Wiseman. Moved
by Mrs. R. Coward that a collec
tion box be sent to each' home and
collections for July and August be
placed in this box, and this collec
tion box with money, be collected
by August, seconded by Mrs. Jas.
Hodgert. Moved by Mrs. P. Pass
unit have a country
Saturday in August
Exeter, seconded by
The following com-
KIRKTON
Mrs. Ray Frauds returned home
last week from Victoria Hospital in
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Paton
and family attended the Paton re
union at Springbank Saturday,
Mrs. I. N. Marshall visited with
hex* daughter, Mrs. W, C. Cluff, in
Kitchener, this past week.
Mr. E. Camphell, of Toronto,
spent part of the past week with
his brother, Dr, Q. A. Campbell,
Miss Shirley Messer, of Stratford,
spent the week-end with Mr, and
Mrs, Fred Roger,' Mrs. (Rev.) Howard Johnson and
little son Don, of Sarnia, are holi
daying with Rev, and Mrs, W, D,
Goodger.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter I<itsemetry
and son,
with Mi*
Mr. and
Billie, of
week-end
Robinson,
with them for
Mrs. Horton
Shier) and son
arines, spent part of the past week
with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Shier.
Shower for BridetElect
CREDITON
usual Wednesday afternoon
of retail stores will be ob-
on July 13, Thursday, in-
The
closing
served
stead of July 12.
evening of
be held at
on Sunday:
and church
We
20.
Mair
successful auction
held on the church lawn.
Mrs.
Cann, president, presided over
ig. The minutes of the
g were read and adopted.
On
s.
of Toronto, are holidaying
and Mrs. Lavern Stone.
Mrs. Lome Marshall and
Thamesford, /spent the
with
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. A.
Robinson returned
a week’s vacation.
Byrne (nee Susie
•Philip, of St. Gath-
Tuesday evening the Sunbeam
Class was enterained at the
of Miss Wilma Gilfillan to a
s.
home
miscellaneous shower in honor of
one of the members, Miss Roxie
Doupe, a bride of this week, Con
tests and games followed by a mock
wedding, Helen McNaughton per
formed the ceremony, Norma Tufts,
the bride, Elaine
bride’s father, Marion
groom, Ruth Harding
Urquhar, bridesmaids,
best man, Ella Doupe
Copeland, flower girls, June Stone,
ringbearer, Lavina Denham and
Lorne Copeland, ushers, Barbara
Kirkby played the wedding march.
Marion Kemp and Rhoda Kirkby
sang during the signing of the regis
ter. A prettily decorated wagon was
drawn in filled with gifts. Aftei’
opening the
the girls and
"For She’s a
Guests from
teachers, Mrs. W. Kirkby and Mrs.
G. H. Burgin. Lunch was served. All
joined
piness
Robinson, the
Francis, the
and Norma
June Myers,
and Marion
gifts.
gifts, Roxie thanked
all joined in singing
Jolly Good Fellow.”
a distance were the
in wishing Roxie much Lap
in the future.
GREENWAY
Lillian Ulens. of Windsor,
Miss Audrey Bettis, of Toronto,
spent the week-end with
Helen and Myrtle Haist.
Mr. and Mrs, Bussell Clarke and
son Glenn, of Detroit, are spending
their vacation with the farmer’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Clarke.
We wish to extend a hearty welcome to Rev. and Mrs. Trueblood!
and family who will he the new
pastor at the United church. The
induction service will be held i
the Crediton United church this
Friday evening, Rev. and, Mrs.
H‘, Turner and Grace Marie
moving to Goderich where they
then* new post,
Mr, and Mrs, Howard Haist
their two children, Marilyn
Linda, of Fenwick, visited Mr.
Mrs, ■"
end,
Mr, and Mrs. Martin Morlock,
of Kitchener, are spending their va
cation with theii* parents in 'Credi
ton,
Mrs, Robin Blackwell, of Port
Dover, is spending a few days with
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Sylvester
Wuerth.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Bowman
were home for a few days last week.
Mr. Calvin Fahrner
cepted in the Navy
Writer. He reports on
Harold Wolfe, who
for
spendin,
Misses
and
and
and
Harry Finkbeiner last week-
you to accept these gifts.
Signed by your "girl i’rR^ds.”
Miss Lois Swartz assisted in
giving us a reading about "man”,
while Mation Brown told us about
"wives” and Dorothy Hooper about
The numerous and
were admired by all
which Bernice thanked the
girls in much appreciation-. Bridal
contests were enjoyed followed by
dainty lunch,.
ft
“husbands”,
lovely gifts
after
ft.
ELIMVILLF
Mr. A. C. Whitlock of St. Thomas,
Mr. Les McNaughton of Montreal in {also Master Ronald Spry of London
, were visitors with relatives here on
I Wednesday of last week,
take* Mrs. Bannerman of St. Marys
| spent a few days last week with
her daughter Mrs. Lloyd Johns,
Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Johns and
family visited on Sunday at the
home of the latter’s grandmother,
Mrs. Howald in Denfield. The occa
sion being, Mrs. Howald’s eighty-
nineth birthday,.
Mr. Win. Roufly attended an
assessor’s convention in Toronto
last week.
has been ac-
as a Ship’s
July 17.
is with
Halifax
g his
the
last
fur-
R.C.A.S.C., left
Saturday after
lough at home.
Mr, and Mrs.
Spending a few
Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Zwickei* are
camping at
Bend.
Cpl. and
Helen and
Crediton
H. K. Eilbdr are
holidays at Grand
tlieir cottage in Grand
Mrs. Clifford White,
John have returned to
taking up residence in
part of Emmery Fahrner’s house.
The village school bell will close
its tolling this Thursday for a cou
pe of months. The summer holi
days begin this Friday. The teach
ers, Miss K. Russell and A, Carman
Whitmore will be going to their
homes in Russeldale and Seaforth
respectively.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Holtz, Ray
mond and Myrtle and Miss Myrtle
Brown, of Kitchener, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Emmery Fahrner last
Sunday.
The Y.P.M.C. of the Evangelical
church held their picnic at the home
of Mrs. Claire Young last Tuesday
night with 3>0 members and visitors
present. A pot luck luck supper
was served. The remainder of the
evening was spent playing
The annual Sunday School picnic
of the Crediton United Church, will
be held on July Sth at Grand Bend.
BAD EGGS!
No, but ICs-bad if your flock
riot producing many eggs
“ Come in and
is 1
as they should.
hear what others are doing: with
pur special feeding ojl.
YOUJI DRVGS AT
Alma Johns of Exeter with Mr. and
Mrs. Will Johns; Mr. and Mrs. T,
Pryde of Exeter with Mr, and Mrs.
R. E, Pooley;. Mr. Laurie Stephen
of Sky Harbor with Mr. C. Stephen.
Favorable remarks were heard
on Sunday regarding the
appearance of the cemetery,
credit for which is due to the
taker’ Mr. Harvey Sparling.
fine
the
c are-
Anniversary Services
Last Sunday Anniversary services
were held in this church morning
and evening with good congregat
ions. Rev. Cooke of Granton preach
ed two very practical sermons, in
the morning he spoke on ‘The Par
able Of The Talents’, in the evening
'Witnessing For Christ,. The 'Sun
day school choir sang two numbers
in the morning and the regular
choir sang two anthems in the even
were
were
ing. The floral decorations
very lovely. Many visitors
present, among them were- Mr, and
Nelson Watson, Mr. and Mrs.
Watson and family of Kirkton
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bell and
and Mrs, Chas. Stephen; Mr.
Mrs. Jas. Kirkland and MaJ-
of Thames Road with Mr, and
Nor
Zion
Mr.
Sam Pym; Mr. and Mrs.
Jaques and Harry of
Mr. and Mrs. P. Murch;
Mrs.
Earl,
with
Mr.
and
eolm
Mrs.
man
with
and Mrs. Win. Bradshaw and David
of Seathforth. Mr. and Mrs. Hillson
Whiteford of Ingersoll, with Mr. and
Mrs. Jno. Herdman; Mr. and Mrs.
'Arthur Rundle and family
Thames Road, Mr. and Mrs.
Ford, Lois and Irwin of Farquhar,
with Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Skinn
er; Mr. Joshua Johns and Miss
of
Art,
DASHWOOD
Decoration Service c;„ ~
July 2nd, at the Dashwood
gelical cemetery, Goshen
Centralia Airport band and
ton Evangelical male chorus
voices will be in attendance,
speakers: Rev. C. B, Heckendorn, .
of Zurich, and Rev. M. Reuber, of
Crediton. Decoration to commence
at 2.30 p.m.
Miss Zeta Nadiger, R.N., of How
ell, Mich., is spending two weeks
‘vacation with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Wm. Nadiger.
Mrs, Schade and daughter Gert
rude, of London, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Ervin Schade.
Rev. T. Luft is attending a con
vention in Saginaw this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Pieullisch, of
Kitchener, are visiting with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hy, Krueger.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Routledge and
family were week-end visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. P. Fassold.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clemas and
family, of London, were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hoffman and Mrs. Bolton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones, of Ohio, are
visiting with relatives here.
Mrs. O. Miller, of the 14th con.
Hay Twp., was taken to St. Joseph’s
Hospital where she underwent a
very serious operation. We hope for
a speedy recovery.
on Bunday,
Evan-
Line,
Credi-
of 25
Guest
Institute Picnic
A very enjoyable time was spent
at the home of Mrs. Wm. Sangster
on Wednesday afternoon, June 14,
when the Hensall Women’s Institute | Love, Connie Corbett;
held their annual picnic. The presi
dent, "Miss Gladys Luker, conduct
ed a short business period which
was opened by singing the Institute
Ode. Mrs. A. Shirray, Miss Esther
MacIUwaine, Mrs. Harry Horton
and Mrs. Sangster were the commit
tee in charge of the sports. During
the afternoon Miss Audrey Dinnin
(bride-elect) was presented with a
half dozen goblets. The address
was read by Miss Gladys Luker and the presentation made by Miss'
Beryl Pfaff. Following address:
Dear Miss Dinnin:
Knowing that a very happy event
is to take place in your life, we,
your friends and members of the
Hensall Institute, have gathered
here this evening to Wish you much
joy in your new venture.
We have always found you will
ing to do whatever was asked of
you. It is right that everyone
should have a home of her own and
a good life partner. We rejoice in
the fact that unlike so many events
of this nature, we are counting upon
your continued friendship and co
operation in the future feeling that
we shall have you permanently in
our midst.
Please accept the accompanying
gift as tangible evidence of our es
teem coupled with our best wishes
fox* your future happiness together.
G. Luker, President,
O. Chipchase, Sec.-Treas.
Hensall Women’s Institute.
Miss Dinnin made a fitting re
ply of thanks. A letter of thanks
was read from Mrs. E. Kennedy,
of Hamilton, for a gift recently re
ceived from the Institute. A picnic,
supper on the lawn was served. A
vote of thanks Was extended to the'
hostess by Mrs. A. Kerslake.
Public School Picnic
On Tuesday afternoon the pupils
teachers, parents and friends held
the annual Public School picnic at
Bell’s Pond. The weather was ideal
for the event. Gaines and races were
enjoyed by the pupils In the after
noon and a picnic Supper was held
at the close, at Which time the pu
pils presented Miss Beryl Pfaff, and
Mi*. Claude Blowes, principal, Who
have both resigned, with gifts, to
which both made replies thanking
the pupils and expressing their
sincere gratitude. Betty Mickle road
the ad'dress to Mr, Blowes and
Bernice Jinks made the presenta
tion of a Walnut end table. Roy
McKenzie and Gerald Flynn made
the presentation of a silver bread
tray and butter dish, and table
mirror to Miss Pfaff. Audrey Walsh
read the address.
supper:
under, .
: Races—children 5
Jean Hyde, Douglas
girls 6, 7
Lostell, Shirley Cole-years, Alexia
man; boys S, 9 years, Jimmie Tay
lor, Ray Ingram; girls 8, 9 years,
Betty Armstrong, Jean Mousseau;
girls .,10, 11, 12 years, Marion Tin
ney, Shirley Chapman; senior boys’
race, Neil Taylor, Dave Ingram;
grade 8 girls, Frances Lostell, Jean
Armstrong; young men’s race, Ed.
Corbett, Lloyd Mousseau; young
ladies’ race, Mae Taylor, Evelyn
Taylor; married men, Jack Corbett,
{Frank Lostell; married women,
Mrs. F. Lostell, Mrs. Lorne Chap
man; three-legged race, Jean In
gram and Shirley Chapman, and
Audrey Elder and Mae Taylor;
trustees’ race, George Tinney, Jack
Ingram; sack race .girls, Shirley
Chapman, Marion .Tinney; kicking
slipper, girls, Audrey Elder, Shir
ley Chapman; kicking slipper ladies
Mrs. G. Broderick, Mrs. Lome,
Chapman. Other relay races, etc.,
had to be omitted owing to weath
er.
ZION
and Mrs. Warren Brock andMr.
Jean visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs.
sea.
Major
Billie of
with Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Miller visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James
Miller of Woodham.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kerslake
and iDorothy of Exeter visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James
Earl
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brock
family visited on 'Sunday With
and Mrs. James Earl. >
Mr. and Mrs. James Earl
Marjorie, Mr. and
Jaques, Erlma and
the * Bowmaii-Moi'ley
Exeter on Saturday.’
of Exeter visited
Mr. and Mrs. Eph,
Garnet Johns of Winchel-
and Mrs. Weekes and
Exeter visited on Sunday
and Mrs. Ross Hern.
Kyle
with
an d
Mr.
and
Mrs. Allan.
Ray attended
wedding in
Mrs. L.
on Friday
Hern,
Mr. and
ma and Ray visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brock.
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Kerslake
and family visited on Sunday with
Mr. ahd Mrs. Melville Hern.
Mr. and Mrs. Eph. Hern visited
oh Sunday With Mr. and Mrs* R. E.
Pooley.
Churcfi Services wili be held on
Sunday at the usual hour 10 a.m.
Mrs.Allan Jaques, Erl-
more that our
store the last
to be held in
Mrs. C. Miller,
mittee was’ appointed for arrange
ments for this event—Mrs. P. Pass-
more, Mrs. R. Coward, Mrs. R. Dun
can, Mrs. Jas, Simpson. These mem
bers to look
home and in
business Mrs.
humorous reading,
A lovely lunch
Group 4. Collection ammounted to
$3.0 0. Moved by Mrs. J. Simpson
that meeting adjourn.
The
Lumley School,
held on the school grounds Monday
evening. The guest speaker for the
evening was agricultural representa
tive, Mr. Matheson, of Clinton. Mr.
Jas. Simpson also favored with
humorous songs. There was a splen
did attendance and after the sports
and program, lunch was served and
a social time spent by all. Results
of the sports were as follows:
Races: 3, 4, 5 years, Patricia Hor
ton, Margaret Anderson; 6, 7, 8
years, Bobby Miller, Donald Hor
ton; 9, 10 11 years, Shirley Thomp
son, John Pym; 12, 13, 14 boys,
Malcolm
and er;
Selves,
ladies,
Parker;
Arnold
L. Webber,
married men, Clayton Horton, Wm.
Lamport; three-legged race, Bruce
Glenn and Arnold Cann, Clayton
Horton and .Bill Lamport; lady kick
ing slipper, Mrs. Wm. Lamport,
Alice Passmore; wheelbarrow race,
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Horton, Alice
Passmore and Bruce Glenn; feed
ing blind elephant, Fred Dawson
and Mrs. Wm. Etherington, Calvin
Horton and Mahgaret Glenn; ladies
calling husbands, Mrs.
Mrs. Wm. Lamport;
Bill Lamport and Mrs.
Mir. and Mrs. Clayton
race, Robert Cann and Dorothy
Dougall, James Simpson and Mrs.
Jas. Kirkland; dropping clothes
pins in bottle, children, Ross
ander,
Grant
after advertising at
town. Fol lowing the
L. Webber gave a
:, "June Brides.”
was served by
annual school picnic of
S.S. No. 10, was
12,
Kirkland, Beverley
12, 13, 14 girls,
Lois Alexander;
Marjorie Parker,
young men, Bruce
Cann; married ladies, Mrs.
■, Mrs. Clayton Horton;
Alex-
Mabel
young
Donna
Glenn,
Jack Glenn,
paper race,
L. Webber,
Horton; tie
Murray Dawson, John
Morgan.
KHIVA
Alex-
Pym,
F. Morlock of Crediton has
to teach Khiva
Miss
is spending her vacation with her
mother, Mrs. W. T. Ulens.
Cpl. Dawson Woodburn, of Camp
Borden, is spending a week with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Chid.
Woodburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pollock, of
Kerrwood, visited on Sundav with _Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pollock. ■ All members and adherents of the
Mrs. Eddie Hartle and Howard; church are. cordially invited to come
spent a few days last week with - •
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Rendle
of Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker, ofj
the Lake Road, Mr. and Mrs. Dean,
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Brown!and{saDi8 a solo.
and Mar-1 At this time I, your correspon-
I dent, wish to thank all those who
Sheppard visited a i helped in making this news column,
'cek with friends in'i sincerely hope in the future that
I the new correspondent will receive
and enjoy themselves.
On Sunday June 25 th, at the
Crediton United Church, Mr. Ted
Lamport gave a splendid talk on
temperance. Mr. Lawrence Swartz
visited on Sunday with
Mrs. Carman
ion.
Mrs. R. L.
few days last
London. __ ____ ____ _
Miss Marion Woodburn had her (the same co-operation,
tonsils removed at Dr. Taylor’s hos
pital.
Woodburn
week with
at Dashwood last Tuesday.
KIPPEN
and Mrs. Archie Parsons
visited with friends
and
at
Mr.
family
Springbank on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Horney attended
the funeral on Sunday from Mundy's
funeral Home, Lucan to St. James
cemetery Clandeboye of Ronald
Phipps, son of Mrs. Enos Herdman,
who had died on his way home
having been discharged from the
Merchant Marines after being injur
ed in a fall.
WOODHAM
Mrs. Glayton Hanna and daugh
ter Isohel of London were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Thompson.
Mrs. Ray Mills and Betty attend
ed the Kirkton picnic at Seaforth
Park last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Huddleston of London
a Sunday guest with Mr. and
Wilson
Mrs.
friends
Mary
visiting
Jean Stephens.
The school scholars here togeth
er with their teacher Mrs. Kenneth
Langford
afternoon
and the
who Will
holidays was also present.
Squire spent
Mr. and Mrs.
was
Mrs.
Black.
Jas. Squire visited
at Seaforth.
McCoullough of London is
with the Misses Muriel and
with<»
Mrs.
been re-engaged
school for another- term,
A number from here attended
the (Farmer's Federation Picnic
held at Grand Bend on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Hensall spent Sunday
Mrs. Matthew Clark,
Miss Ruth Willert
Spending a few days
ents Mr, and Mrs. Otto Willert.
t Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lawson of
Exeter Visited -on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. E. ,L. Wurm.
L. Cpl, Henry (Ziler ’Of London
spent a few days at his home here.
Hazlewood of
With Mr, and
of London is
with her ipar-
Died in St. Catharines
The death took place
Catharines General Hospital
Saturday, June 17th, of Mr. Wel
lington Edgar Snell, a former resi
dent of Crediton, who passed away
suddenly in his 44th year. His only
brother, Lloyd Franklin Snell, died
in St. Catharines, June 5, 1943, in
his 3 8th year. Appendicitis and
diabetis was the cause of the death
of both brothers. Deceased is sur
vived by his father, Franklin Snell,
his widow Bessie and a seven
month’s old daughter; also a sis
ter, Mrs. Edward Laskey, of De
troit. Interment took place in St.
Catharines cemetery.
Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. G’layton Sims
celebrated their silver wedding
anniversary on Sunday June 25th.
At 6 p. m. some 25 relatives and
friends gathered at their home for
a dinner. The table
with a silver basket of pink_ roses
and tall pink candles.
Reuber proposed the toast to the
after which Mrs.
The evening was
Sims
lovely
purse
games.
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was centered
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bride and groom
Sims responded,
spent socially. Mr. and Mrs.
were the recipients of many
cards, and gifts including a
of money.
Miscellaneous Shower
Wednesday evening of last
a number of girl friends of
Robert Jeffery (nee Bernice
i
Aftei* the first eight weeks—after the Chick Starter stage
—what should you feed chicks next?
If your chicks could choose; knowing their future depended
on it, they would unanimously cry "SHUR-GAIN”!
For SHUR-GAIN 34% Developing Concentrate, mixed with
your own grain;, will;
held a picnic Monday
on the' school grounds J
new teacher Miss Brown
be with them after the
Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Sunday evening with
John Hern of Zion.
Haying has started
ity and is reported
crop.
Mrs. Ira McCurdy
a lovely solo "Under His Wing I
Am Safely Abiding”,
Sunday
The
Supper
Sunday
We extend sympathy to Mr. and
Mrs. "W. Shier and family in the
reported missing of their son Opt
Roy Shier taking part in the recent
invasion,
in this vicin-
an excellent
•favored with
during the
School hour last Sunday
.Sacrament of the Lord's
will be dispensed with at
morning Service July 2nd.
On
week
Mrs. ------------------ >— —Fahrner) gathered at the home of
Misses Bernice and Helen Haist to
show their
of a
} Earl
march
corted
Haist. . .
peonies and pittk roses decorated the
living room. A well decorated wagon
was drawn in by Doris Haist well
laden with gifts with pink and
white streamers floating from. it.
Miss Gladys Schenk read the follow
ing address:
Dear Bernice:
We your friends have gathered
here this evening to honour you on
this occassion of your recent mar
riage. We wish to extend to yen and
Bob our very best wishes for a long
and prosperous and happy married
life. We will always remember the
happy hours we have spent in asso
ciation with you and we hope where
ever you may make your home in
the future we will continue to have
many more. As a taken At our
friendship and affection we wish
good wishes in the form
miscellaneous shower, Mrs.
Haist played the wedding
while Mrs. Jeffery was es-
to a decorated chair by Helen
Baskets of pink and white
1. Ensure steady, rapid growth
2. Develop a big, rugged body
3. Maintain vigorous health
4. Do all this at absolute minimum cost
Make sure NOW that your pullets will lay NEXT FALL.
Do not follow haphazard feeding methods — join the
thousands of farmers who follow the tried., proven SHUR-
GAIN way. No other feed approaches SHUR-GAIN in use
for growing chicks. There can be only one reason—-it’s the
BEST’ ’
If you have no grain,, and wish to buy the complete growing
mash, place your faith in SHUR-GAIN GROWING
MASH. It is FRESH and DEPENDABLE, and you save
money -because it is made locally by SHUR-GAIN FEED
SERVICE MILLS.
Cann & Sons T. B. Allen. Lackie Bros.
Exeter
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Farquhar Whalen
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