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It. H. MKHleton visited re-* with relatives in Toronto,
Catharine Hidden left op
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• and did not return empty handed,
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Hunting and Chauffeur Caps
Hoys’ and Men’s Melton SW-Caps
NEW SYNTHETIC HOOTS
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Parkas ........... $8,05 and $153.95
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Leather windbreakers $13.95
shirts
$1.40
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Fleeced and Close-knit
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$1,69
Breeks, whipcord and navy wool,
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Men’s elastic side Romeo slippers
Heavy rugged tweed >work pants,
Mrs.
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Mrs,.
Saturday for St, Catharines where
she will spend the winter months.Mr, and Mrs, Cornelius Cppk re-(bear Loreent
turned home after spending a few] days last week at their summer!
home in Grund
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams
family, pf London, and Mrs.
rey visited on Sunday with Mr.
Mrs. Jack Corbett.
Mr. and Mrs, Tulloch Jr.
daughter 'Eleanor and Mrs.
lock Sr., of Iron Bridge,
j this week with Miss Mary A, Hpg-
garth,
L/Wtr. C, E. Kennedy, of the
R.C.N.V.B., and Mrs, Kennedy, of
Avalon, St, John’s Newfoundland,
are visiting with the latter’s par
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Jas, Hoggarth.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flearr, of Dor
chester, Mrs, S. M. Barbour, of Ot-
Herb Hoggarth, of
and
Cor-
aud
and
Tub
Visited
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BUY VICTORY BONDS
FOR VICTORY AND PEACE IN THE WORLD!
BUT—For Victory and Peace in the Soul, Accept the Free Gift of
Christ’s Finished Redemption Purchased 1OOO Years Ago
• on Calvary’s Cross.
For as much as ye know that ye were not redeemed with corrupt
ible things, as silver and gold—; but with the precious blood of
Christ. I Peter 1:18-19
Therefore being justified by faith, we have peace with God
through our Lord Jesus Christ. Rom. 5:1
Tune In:
PILGRIM’S HOUR 7 - 7.30 E.D.S.T. Sunday evenings
Local Station — CKLW, Windsor
Old-fashioned Revival Hour—rebroadcasts on many station at
various times.
P.O. Box 123, Los Angeles 53, CaliforniaChas. E. Fuller
onsiom
It is the responsibility of the
Fighting Forces to Win Battles
They are doing it
It is the responsibility of the
Citizens at home to supply the tools
*Are we continuing to do it?
WE DO OUR JOB BY INVESTING IN VICTORY BONDS
AT GOOD INTEREST, WHICH IS REALLY
GOOD BUSINESS.
It is then the responsibility of every last possible citizen in
our district td Buy Bonds and More Bonds.
At Tuesday noon:
Exeter Village needs ...... .....
Hensall and Hay East needs
Zurich and Hay West needs
Usborne needs ........
Stephen East needs
Stephen West needs
$26,000
$22,000 •
$23,000
$38,000
$34,000
$15,000
part. All joined in singing “For
She’s A Jolly Good, Fellow.** The
girl friends of the bride displayed
the trousseau* linens, china nnd
gifts. Miss Mary Kinsman conduct
ed a contest which was followed by
a delicious lunch. The address as^
follows:
It js with pleasure that we gather
here this evening in your honor
prior to your departure from our
community. Although we ate sor
ry you are leaving our midst we
are happy In the {knowledge, of
your happiness. As you are about,
to set sail on the sea of matrimony
we hope that your voyage may be
all that you desire. May the sun*
shine of your happiness brighten ybur way and may the dark clouds
of sorrow be few. May new joys
and friendships brighten each day.
These are pur wishes for you. We
ask you to accept these gifts as a
token
tawa, and Mr.
London, visited recently with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hoggarth.
The Hensall
are holding a
Hall, Hensall,
music by Bert
bassadors.
Miss Alice Kyle, who underwent
an operation in St. Joseph’? Hos
pital, London recently, is much im
proved and has been convalescing
at the home of her nephew, Mr,.
Wm, Kyle, Kippen.
Miss Lois Plum and Miss Norma
Cook, don, MH
home of the latter’s parents,
and Mrs. N. E? C-ook.
Mr,
moved
chased
Mr.
moved
from Mr
Rev. R. A. Brook conducted ser
vices in the United Church
day. The evening service
service of song. Miss Greta
A.T.C.M., presided at the
and Miss Gladys Luker
piano. The numbers played
“Ave Maria,” “In a Monastery Gar
den,”' and “Ah. I Have Sighed to
Rest Me.”
Hallowe’en Frolic
The Hallowe’en Frolic sponsored
by the Girls’ Dance Club was a de
cided success. The music was sup
plied by Russ Lansing's orchestra
of London. The costumes were
judged by Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Sherritt, Alvin Kerslake and Miss
Katie ScotC. Following are the
prize winners: gent’s comic, Mr. R.
H, Middleton, 2nd, Mr. Geo. Hess;
ladies’ comic, Miss Joe Cook, 2nd.,
Miss Edna Saundercock; character
costume: ladies’ and gent’s first
(Maggie and Jiggs) Mrs. R. Mac-
Laren and Miss Margaret Glenn;
ladies’ 2nd, Doris Buchanan; gent’s
2nd, a
first, Mrs, W.
first, . Mrs, Lee Jory;
Miss Hamilton;
Drake.
of our friendship.
Signed on behalf of your
neighbors and friends.
DASHWOOD
Continuation School
dance in the Town
Friday Noy, 10th,
Worth and his Am-
of Western University, Lon-
spent the week-end at the
Mr.
have
pur-
and Mrs, John Bolton
into the residence they
on Main St. this week.
and Mrs. Clarence Reed
into the dwelling purchased
and Mrs, Lloyd Hudson.
on Sun-
was a
Lammie
console
at the
were
sailor boy; fancy ladies’
gent's
2nd,
Miss
Ryckman;-
ladies’
gent’s 2nd,
CREDITON
and Mrs. Fred Brown and
of Arkona, visited on Wed*
with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Highest Prices Paid
for Live oir Dressed
Let us all help and put it over the top.
Buy Another Bond
Published by Victory Loaii Committee.
Chickens, Fowl, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese
NSW feathers bought
Duck Feathers 50c lb. Goose Feathers 80c lb.
We Buy Used Feathers As Welh
Mitchell Parkdale Poultry Phene
posted
he’s off io agood
visiting
England,
Yearjey,
of the
today
Windsor,
with Mr.
Mr,
family,
negday
Z wicker,
Miss Maieeta Schenk has return
ed homo after spending the past
few months in St. Catharine^
Mrs. Kerb Fahrner, accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hoare, of
London, spent the week-end in De
troit.
Mr, and Mrs. C, Youngs visited
over the week-end with their
eats at Einbro and BeachvlJle,
pectively. ’■
Messrs, Bin Woodall and
Yeagjey, ’ .................
week-end at their homes here,
Mrs, Lawrence Schwarts visited
in Goderich last week with her sis
ter, Mrs, Wm. Baker.
Miss Kathleen Russell spent the
week-end in London,
FC, Lewis Faist spent a few days
with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. M.
Faist, FO, Faist has been
at Dunnville,
The Women’s Association
meet
of Mrs.
of Windsor, spent
United Church
and Mrs, George Thompson/1'(Thursday) atMr.
of Detroit, spent
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. j
Baker,
Mr. and Mrs,
the past week
will
the home
Walter Fassold,
of London, and Mr, and Mrs,
ance Routledge, of Ingersoll,
week-end visitors with Mr.
Mrs. P. Fassold,
Miss Shirley Smith spent
week-end with Mr. and Mrs, 1
Watts in Exeter.
Mrs. ’E. Kleinstiver has returned
home after spending the past week
in Bowmanville and Toronto,
there she
Parade”
her son
She was
Mrs. N.
Lome is
Mr
Clar-
were
and
While
‘Wings
where
wings,
r. and
of Bowmanville.
a 30-day leave.
Harry Hoffman
friends in Han
guest soloist at
services,
Pedersen has returned
spending a few weeks
in Ottawa.
of Seaforth,
Hoffman on
attended the
at Camp Borden
Lome received his
accomnanied by Mr
J. Scott,
home on
and Mrs. T.
spent Sunday with
over where he was
anniversary
Mrs. Oluf
home after
with friends
Miss Gretta Ross,
called on Mrs. Henry
Saturday afternoon.
Sunday visitors with
Thos. Hopcroft were Mrs, G, Arthur
and Tommy, of Exeter.
Dr, and Mrs. Read and sons and
Mrs. Bill Hyatt, of London, Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Brown, of Kitchen
er, and Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Brown
and family and Mrs. Flora Brown,
of Crediton, were Sunday visitors
with Rev. and Mrs. Burn at the
Evangelical parsonage.
AC2. George Wolfe has returned
to Toronto after spending a few
days at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Maier have
received word that their son Harold
Maier was killed in Italy on Oct.
12th.
Mr. and Mrs.. Sam Elsie attended
the wedding of their nephew in,
London on Friday last.
Mrs.
Gossman
home
Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Circle
Miss Helen Moir and
Baynham wef-e hostesses
Arnold Circle on Monday
Mrs. Melvin Moir, president,
sided over the program which com
menced by singing, “The Church’s
One Foundation.” after which Mrs.
Baynham led in prayer. The Scrip
ture lesson was read by Mrs. Hilton
Laing. “My Faith Looks up to
Thee,” was sung followed by the
offering, rol] call and business. The
topic, “Mission Facts and Figures
and the School at Work,” was tak
en by Mrs, Roy Bell. Mrs. Norman
Stanlake gave a reading
“Good Neighbors”. The
closed by singing “Jesus,
Pilot Me,” ' ‘ ’
in unison.
Pot-Luck Supper
The United Church W.M.S. en
tertained the Mission Circle mem
bers to a delicious pot-luck sup
per in the schoolroom of -the church
Friday evening at 6.3 0. Following
the supper Mi’s. (Rev.) Brook pre
sident of the W.M.S. called upon
Ml's. Howard Hyde, president of
the Mission Circle who presided
over the following interesting pro
gram. The hymn. “Jesus, The Very
Thought of Thee,” was followed
by the Lord’s Prayer. The Scrip
ture reading, Psalm 118, verses 19
to 29 was read by Miss Edna Saun-
dercock. The Devotional Reading
by Miss Gladys Luker was follow
ed by prayer. Mrs. Hedden and
Mrs. Hess favored With Vocal' duets
entitled “Whispering Hope,” and
“I’m Dreaming of a White (Christ
mas”. Lantern, slides were then
presented pertaining to the Mis
sionary study book, “For All of
Life,” the script being read by Mrs.
P. McNaughton. MisS Gladys Luker
favored With a piano Solo entitled
“Ave Maria.” Mrs, * Brooks moved
a vote of thanks to the Circle for
providing tile program. The Closing
hymn,
Jesus,”
diction
Mrs. L.
for the
evening,
pre-
entitled,
meeting
Saviour,
and the Lord's Prayer
"Stand tip, Stand Up FOr
was followed by the Beiie-
Hilligei— and Mrs. Valley
spent Thursday at
of Miss Verda Rinker.
the
KIRKTON
Sam Shier, of St. Marys,
the week-end with liis son
Mr.
spent
Mr. ■ Stuart Shier,
Rev. Allan Duffield, of St. Thom
as, spent the past week with his
mother, Mrs, C. Duffield.
Mrs. Wes. Switzer spent
the past week with friends
don.
Miss Edith Fletcher, of
spent the week-end with her
father, Mr. H. Fletcher.
Mrs. A. Robinson is holidaying
with her daughter, Mrs. Ross Fran-
cis«
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weber, Mr.
and Mrs. David Weber and family,
of Dashwood,
with Mr. and
Retires
Mr. Robert
past 23 years
one winter’s night when the roads
were impassible, has delivered milk
to the villagers of Kirkton, has
retired from business. Mr. Dobson
was always very accurate and hon
est in his dealings and will be
missed making his daily rounds.
We wish he and Mrs. Dobson, who
faithfully assisted him, a
py and Ion,
Mr.
young
business and
Sunday,
success.
Shower for Bride
girl friends of Miss Doreen
a bride of last week, gaveMartin,
her a miscellaneous shower at her
home on Wednesday evening
she was the recipient of many
tiful ahd useful gifts. Miss
MacDonald presided over the
esting program which commenced
with a sing-song followed by a vocal
solo by Miss Jennie Jolly. Mrs. Ed.
Chappel gave a humorous reading.
Piano solo , by Miss Virginia Mc-
iCiinchey. The gifts were presented
to 'the bride in a beautifully dec
orated basket »by Misses Audrey
MacKay and Laita Kinsman. The
accompanying address was Pead by
Miss Margaret Treffry. Misses’ Jean
Wright and Jennie Jolly assisted
the bride ih unwrapping pie gifts
after which the bride made a fit
ting reply of thanks to all taking
when
beau-
Jean
Inter-
part of
in Lon-
London,
grand-
were Sunday guests
Mrs. Wilfred Doupe.
from Business
Dobson, who for the
with the exception of
Win.
man,
We
retired life.
Moor, a
has taken
commenced
very hap-
promising
over the
his duties
all wish Billie every
ELIMVILLE
Clarence Ford, of Jarvis,Sgt.
spent the week-end at his home.
LAC. Clayton Herdman has re
cently been posted to Debert N, S.
Rev. Reba Hern, of Varna, will
conduct the service here on.Nov, 19
at 10 a.m. under the aupices of the
W.M.S.
Mr, and Mrs. Louis Johns and
family were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Cole at Chisel-
hUrst,
Garfield Hill,
Mrs, Vera La
visited over the
and Mrs. Albert
Mrs. .Louis Masnica Fs
her husband in Windsor.
Visitors from London over the
week-end; at their repectiye homes
included
Laura
Doris
Mr.
spent
Mrs. Ed. Beaver,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Leary, Mr, and
Mrs, Wm. Benninger and daughter,
Misses Mai'garet and Agnes Lam
port, have returned to Detroit af
ter attending the Lamport-Turnbull
wedding
Lamport
she will
Mr. F
don, spent the week-end with his
father, Mr. Gordon Morlock.
The mothers and babies were
guests of the W.M.S. in the ’Credi
ton United Church on Wednesday
afternoon, November lsf. The presi
dent, Mrs. A. Kestle, welcomed the
visitors and after a short worship
service, Mrs. Baker gave a ten min
utes talk on the first chapter of
the Study Book. Mrs. F. Clarke,
the superintendent of the
Band gave a short talk.
Chambers sang a solo and
Lou Schwartz and Dolores
sang a duet. A dainty lunch was
served, Mrs. Chambers moved a
vote of thanks to the W.M.S, for
their hospitality and this was sec
onded by Mrs. Venton. Mrs. Clark
presented each member of the Baby
Band with a small gift.
The Joy Mission Band of the
Evangelical Church met at the home
of Mrs. Emery Fahner for their
October meeting with Dolores Pfaff
in charge of
opened with
Holy, Holy”.
the
and
and
Vigne, of
week-end
King,
Masnica
Misses Ruth
Woodall, Audrey
Wuerth and Glen Wuerth,
and Mrs. Arnold Robertson
the week-end with Mr. and
on Saturday, Mrs. Margaret
returned.with them where
visit for some time.
'rederick Morlock, of Lon-
Baby
Patsy
Betty
Pfaff
i
the program which
the prelude,
Hymn, “America.,"
was sung and the Scripture lesson
read by Harvey Ratz. A poem
“Friends Around the World,” was
given by Doris HaiSt. The last chap
ter of the study book was given
by Mrs. Fahner. and in remember
ing America’s peoples five short
papers were given by members, tell
ing why we are grateful for the
five groups of people that have
studied. A poem, “October”,
given by Betty Ann Roeszler.
president, Arliss Wein, 'then
charge of the business after which
two contests were enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Haist, of
Detroit, spent the week-end with.
Mr. and Mrs, Emery Fahner, Nor
man and other relatives. Mrs. Roy
Ratz and Mrs. J. P. Dirks returned
with* them for a visit.
“H-oly,
, J
been
was
The
took
start
the SHIM-GAIN way/
Smart farmers have come to know that there is a lot more
to profitable pig feeding than just chop and skim milk!
You cun cut weeks off your
actual feed costs too—because
on fast—at lower cost!
feeding period—and save on
Balanced Feeding puts weight
SHUR-GAIN PIG STARTER
they' need for rapid growth'
for little pigs gives them all
■vitamins, proteins and minerals,
in a scientifically balanced and blended feed that little pigs
like.
See your Feed Service Mill to.day —z
SHUR-GAIN PIG STARTER
SOLD BY
Cann & Sons, T. B. Allen, Lackie Bros.,
Exeter Farquhar Whalen
r
W1NCHELSEA
Miss Gladys Batten spent
week-end with Misses Kathryn
Joan Batten, of Exeter,
Mr, and Mrs. Freeman Horne
family visited Witli MiSS Joy Whit
lock, of St. Thomas,
Mr, and Mrs. Sherwood Brock
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Goldwin Glenn, of Brinsley,
Miss A, Brown spent the week
end With Miss Gwen Hocking, of
Cromarty.
Mrs. Garnet Johns
Monday With Mr. and
Brock, of Kirkton.
Mrs. Phil Hern and
Lloyd Hern and Jack Hern visited
on Monday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. George Davis,
Visited
Mrs.
baby,
on
Roy
Mrs.
Zion
will
IN
FRIDAY
There will
Red Cross Unit
hold a BAZAAR
ZION SCHOOL,
EVENING, NOV. 17
at 8.30 p.m.
be a good programme
by local talent.
Come and buy your Christinas gifts,
also home-made baking.
Refreshments will be sold.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME.
leave at his home left for
week and from
to his new post
there was
at Hagers-
Cann, Mr.
Kfl
ZION
Mrs. A. Gunning returned to
home in Exeter after spending sev
eral weeks visiting in the commun
ity. Miss Marjorie Earl accompan
ied her home for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hodgins and
June, of London, visited over the
week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Well
ington Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock and
Jean visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Brock, of Kirkton.
Mr. and Mrs. Elder, of Seaforth,
visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Brock.
We are sorry to report that Mr.
Angus Earl had the misfortune to
crack a bone ill his ankle.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bailey and
family, of Wincheslea, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hern and fam
ily visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Elgin Hern, of London,
Mr. and Mrs. James Earl,
and Mrs. E. Miller and family
ed on Sunday with Mr, and
Lavrene Stone, of Kirkton.
Mr. and Mrs. BuShfield,
her
Mr.
visit-
Mrs.
Mrs.
Sadler, of Staffa, visited* oh -Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Angus Earl. -
Mr. and Mrs, Dykeman, of Galt,
visited on Sunday with Mr; and
Mrs, Ches. Dykemah.
Mrs, 30. Hunter,
Ring With her
Wellington Brock.
We are sorry to
Eph. Hern had the misfortune to
fall and break a rib.
Mr. And Mrs. Wes Jaques and
family visited on Sunday with Mr«
and Mrs. Oliver Jaques, of Chisel-
hurst.
Mr, Harvey Herbert, of Mai ton,
visited over, the week-end with ME
and Mrs. Hoy Johns,
Mi*, and Mrs. Clif. Knowles ahti
family, Mrs. Leslie, of St; Marys,
visited on Sunday with Mt\ and
Mrs. Eph, Hern,
Of Exeter, is via-
daughter, Mrs,
report that Mrs.
THAMES ROAD
Miss Alma Rykman, of Exeter,
spent the week-end with #M;ss Mar
jorie Parker. ’v •z
Norman Ferguson who has been
assisting with the harvest in the
west returned home last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Mair, Betty and
Joanne visited with Rev. and Mrs.
H. Wright at Corinth Thursday of
last week.
LAC. R. McCurdy who has. been
spending
N.S, last
stationed
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville
and Mrs. Percy Passmore and Alice
visited Thursday evening with Mr.
and Mrs, Janies Earl, of Zion.
Pte. Frank and Mrs.. Gollings, of
Granton, spent a couple of days at
their home here.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Skinner, of- Elim-
ville and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Pass-
more visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. N. Passmore.
Miss Helen Howatt spent the
week-end with Alice Passmore.
Mr. Alvin Ahrens, of Mitchell,
spent Sunday with Lorne Passmore
A number of friends gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dun
can on Thursday evening last for a
chivari party. '
The annual meeting of the W.M.
S met at the home of Mrs. H Rhode
last Wednesday afternoon with the
president, Mrs. Mair in charge. The
devotional part of the meeting was
taken from, the Missionary Monthly
The various
were
chair
Which
Mrs. Mair,
guson,
er, 3rd vice-pres., Mrs. P, .Stope,
secretary, Mrs. Wiseman, treasur
er, Mrs. P, Passmore, pianist, Mrs.
A, Morgan, assistant pianist, Mrs.
W Stone temperance sec., Mrs, R<
Cann, missionary monthly sec., Mrs
Rhode, baby band sec., Mrs. F.
Dawson, sick visiting com., Mrs. A.
Gardiner, Mrs. L. Ballantyne, Mrs.
Mair, program coin., Mrs, A. Hun*
kin, Mrs. S. Coward, Mrs. J. Kirk
land, Christian Stewardship and
Finance, Mi's. S, Coward, Mi's. A.
Gardiner, Mrs. C. Miller, Press sec.,.
Mrs. Wiseman, auditors, Mrs. A.
Hunkin, Mrs. C. Miller, lunch com.,
Mrs. P. Passmore, Mrs. J. Hackney.
Busines was discussed, it was de
cided to have Rev, Reba Hern on
Bunday Nov. 19 for the Thank-of
fering Sunday. Ml'S. S, Coward pre
sented the Study Book and those
assisting were Mrs. R. Coward and
Miss P. Duncan, Mrs. Pym gave a
tending and Mrs. Rhode- -a poeni
'from the Missionary Monthly. 'Col
lection Was taken and the meeting
closed With hymn and prayer by
Mrs, Mair. The Christmas meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. 0. Alli
son add each member is asked to
bring a friend. We hope for a. good
attendance. Lunch will be served.
s Special Armistice Service, Will be
held In the cifufeh Stthday morning
at- 1L1S a.m. a-nd Bunday Schoo] at
10.15 a,m, ............- - ’
reports of the year
given. Mr. Mair took’ the
for the election of officers
were as follows; president,
1st vice-pres., Mrs,. Fer-
2nd vice-pres., Mrs. Gardin-
3rd vice-pres., Mrs.
Mrs. Wiseman,
Tune in to
CKNX
and enjoy the HURON
COUNTY FEDERATION
OF AGRICULTURE
PROGRAMME
Tues., Nov. 14
8 o’clock
BRINSLEY
The sympathy of the community
is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Newton
Wasnidge, Vera and Arnold in the
death of the former’s mother, Who
died very suddenly. The funeral
was held from the residence of her
son, Mr. Newton Wasnidge on
Thursday last. Interment was made
in St. Mary’s Anglican Cemete'ry in
Brinsley.
Mr, and Mrs. James Patched
moved to their new home in Wind
sor on Friday last. We ate sorry'
to report that Mrs. Patchen is in
very poor health. We all hope foi*
a speedy recovery.
Mr. J. L. Amos spent Sunday eve
ning with his daughter, Mrs. John
Scofield, of Parkhill.
Miss Mary Lee, of Exeter, spent
the week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Lee.
Mrs. Emily Scott, of Ravenswood,
spent a few days with her brother,
Mr. Win. Morley and other friends
in the community,
Mr, Carl Trevethick has joined
the active Service of the army and
is at present stationed in London.
Mr, and Mrs. Mack Allison and
Betty, of West McGillivray, spent
Sunday
Schenk.
with Mr, and Mrs, Roy
AITIVCS in' Belgium
Carl Maier, of Dashwood,
has received word from her hus
band, Driver Carl E. Maier,
that he has been transferred
glum.
Mrs,
stating
to Bel*
subscribe^ -to. the _____
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