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i Mr. and Mrs. Ross Houghton
visited over the week-end with
! Mr. and Mrs. Len Haughton and
J family in Wingham.
j Rev. and Mrs. Robert Currie
’and son Jimmy of Whitechurch
enjoyed a short visit with Rgv.
and Mrs. Duncanson on Sunday.
Mrs. Duncanson, Mrs. Edgar
Allan, Mrs. Thomas Scott, Mrs.
T. Laing and Mrs. T. L. Scott
attended the Summer Conference
of Sratford Presbyterial at At-
»wood on Tuesday.
; We extend our sympathy to
i Mr. and Mrs. Percy Adams in
' the loss of their son AV alter who
; passed away in the Sich Child-
Lt ’Yen's Hospital in Toronto on
. Saturday.
ft' Mr. Lloyd Miller. Stratford,
g j visited with his mother, Mrs. S.
g ‘ A. Miller on Sunday.
Mrs. Isabelle Boyd and Mr.
J and Mrs. John Boyd and family,
• 5 Walton, were guests of Mrs. M. J Houghton on Sunday.
IMr. and Mrs. Anthony Allen,
Stratford, called on Mr. and Mrs.
Frankaller and oter friends on ' Sunday.
; Anniversay services will be
i held in Cromarty church next
Sunday at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.! The special speaker will be Dr,
I Palmer of Avonton. Special mus-
. ic will be provided by the choir.
The Mission Band met on
I Saturday afternoon with the
; president Miss Margaret Cole-
; man presiding. Mrs. Lloyd ^filler
! read from the study book and
I also told a story. Mr-. Duncan-
I son told a story of Indian life in
i Canada. A party with games and
i refreshments were served.
i Miss Verna Albright of Strat-
i ford with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
! Sorsdahl on Sunday.
D.
Mrs. Catharine Devlin of Lon-I
don visited during the past week
with Mrs. Edna Corbett.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil 'Campbell
and baby of Listowel visited re
cently with Mrs. A. Crerar and
Allen.
A Strawberry Festival will be
held on the lawn of the Hensall
United Church on Tuesday, June
26, followed by a programme
sponsored by the choir.
Mr. J, Irwin, manager of the
Bank of Montreal, is enjoying a
three-week vacation.
The ladies of the Hensall
United Church held a successful
home-baking sale and tea in
school room of the church
Saturday when the sum of
was realized.
Miss Annie E. Consitt
Mrsv Anna Walker are attending
the “
held at the Royal York in Tor
onto this week.
Mrs. Sharpe returned to her
home in Seaforth after a pleas
ant visit at the home of her
niece, Mrs. P. Buchannan and
Mr. and Mrs. 'William R. Bell.
'Rev. P. A. Ferguson conduct
ed anniversary services at Long-
side Churchy on Sunday. Rev.
Currie of that charge conducted
the service in Carmel Presby
terian Church. Mrs. William
Brown sang a solo and the choir
sang an anthem. Mr. J. L. Nicol,
A.C.C.O., presided at the organ.
the|
on
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and
Rebekah Assembly being
The wedding of Howard Love,
Toronto, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Love, Hensall, and Mar
garet Mary Green, Toronto, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perci
val Green, will take place in
Chapel of St. George’s United.
Church, Toronto, Saturday, June
30, at 4 p.m. The reception will
be held at Strathgwan Badmin
ton Club.
The home baking sale and
afternoon tea held in the United
Church School room Saturday
afternoon, June 16, sponsored by
the Women’s Missionary Society
was very successful. The pro
ceeds amounted to 565.
Dr. and Mrs. W. Geiger, Kit
chener, Mrs. Oliver Geiger, of
Fenelon Falls, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. E.
Mrs. G. Voth, Gwen
my, of Detroit, visited
week-end with Mrs. L.
Members of the Evening Aux
iliary of the United Church' en
joyed a picnic to the Lions Park,
Seaforth, Monday evening, June
IS. Mrs. J. P. Blackwell was in
charge of the sports.
Fit. Lieut. Hardie, RCAF, was
the guest speaker at the anni
versary service in St. Paul’s An
glican Church on Sunday eve
ning, delivering an inspiring
message, Mr. James Corran of
Bowmanville was guest soloist.
Rathwell of Windsor is
with her sisters, Mrs.
Cameron and Miss Lettie
'Geiger,
and Jim-
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Cornish Reunion
At Legion Hall
The eighteenth annual Cornish
reunion was held on Saturday,
June 9, with about 50 present.
As it was too wet to hold it in
Riverview Park the picnic sup
per was enjoyed in the Exeter
Legion Hall. '
The winners of the children’s
races' were Shirley Jaques, Joyce
Bower, Lester Heywood, Eleanor
Heywood, Jdhn Moore and Mary
Skinner. Guessing 12 objects in
bag, Mrs. W. Moore and Oliver
Jaques; youngest baby, Graham
Hern.
Special thanks goes
Legion
ness in
The
elected
to the
members for their kind
loaning the hall.
19 51a executive was
for another year.
re-
KIRKTON
Mrs. Tlierlo ^Williams
daughter, Gayle, of
spent the past week
with Mr. John Wil-
Mrs,
visiting
Robert
Foster.
Mrs.
Colleen
former’s sister, Miss Helen Moir,
in London,
Lawrence Baynham and
visited recently with the
A.F. and A.M. Huron Lodge
No. 224 attended divine service
in the United Church Sunday
morning, June 17, and were ad
dressed by the minister, Rev. W.
J. Rogers, who chose for his
message “The Geometry of Life”.
The choir for their selection
sang “Trust in the Lord”. Mrs.
R. Broderick sang a solo, “Pray
er Perfect”, and the quartette
composed of Messrs. Harrison,
Rannie, Mock and Mickle sang
“Gladness When I Walk With
Him".
A twilight Holstein Meet will
be held at Breajarr Farm, 2
miles north of Hensall Thursday
evening^ June 28. It is expected
many owners of
will be present
Ontario. On this
85 thoroughbred
stein cows.
Mrs, Alice Joynt left Monday
with her son.
Mrs.
trip
also
and j
will
At
Legion Hall Saturday night Tom
Brintnell of Chiselhurst was the
winner of the door prize. Jimmy
Voth of Detroit drew the lucky
ticket. These bingoes conclude
Saturday, June 30, when a draw
for a crocheted sheet and pillow
slip, hand-made satin ...
hand-crocheted chair set, will be
held.
The W.M.S. of the
Holstein herds
from all over
farm there are
and tested Hol-
. Dr. Harry Joynt,
Joynt and Judy for a motor
to the east coast. They will
take a boat trip to Boston
return by Saranac. The trip
take 10 days.
the bingo held in the
United
Church recently completed a bale
at nearlyof clothing valued i
?500 for overseas relief.'
Hensall Legion Honours Padre
At Ladies’ Night Social
■Hensall Branch of the Can- , was presented with a chrome tri- ;
adian Legion royally entertained > light floor lamp. The address
the members of the Ladies’ Aux- „„ , . , , „ ,iliary in the Legion Hall Monday "as read Jaek Tudor* a yast
evening, June IS. Over 100 president, and'the presentation
A <1 » Ivtf 73 I)..-..;...
! Ferguson, although taken by '
surprise, replied very fittingly
and thanked the Legion for the
gift. He stated that it had
a pleasure for him to have
their chaplain and padre,
enjoyed the fellowship them.
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REGISTRATION
Fall Term Kindergarten Class
will be held in the Kindergarten room on Friday,
June 22, Children must be 5 years of age before the
end of the current year 1951. Those children whose
last name begins with the letter “A” to "L” will be
registered from 10:30 to 12:00 a.m. and those from
“M° to “Z” from 1:30 to 3:30 pan. Miss Baker,
Public Health Nurse, will be present to give a medi
cal check-up and the parents will have a chance to
discuss any problems concerning the child, with Mrs.
Jermyn.
$90,000,000! That s the estimated price you, the Ameri
can Farmer, paid through lire loss in 1948. How much did.
you, yourself, contribute?
How simple it would be to slice this bill by keeping
matches in a closed metal match box out of reach of chil
dren, being careful with flame lanterns, keeping an emer
gency water supply available, cleaning up rubbish and
other fire-inviting rubble around the ’ house and barn
yard. Make your farm a safe place to work and live. Be
careful . , , always!
18.
members and guests enjoyed a ■ by President Byg-an Kvle.
delightful evening. Sergeant L.
Tiberio of the RCAF Centralia
presented a very interesting film
“Pilot’s Heaven” with Rev.
W. J. Rogers assisting. Bingo
was one of the highlights of the
evening with Jack Tudor master
of ceremonies. Winners were Mrs.
Aikenhead, H. W. Horton, E. R.
Shaddick, Mrs. Aikenhead, Mrs.
W. S a n g s t e r , Mrs. Howard
Smale, Mrs. W. Venner, C. Ken
nedy, Mrs. S. Rannie, Mrs. Har
old Bonthron.
Rev. P. A. Ferguson, Branch
Chaplain since the inception in
the fall of 19 4 6, who is leaving
to take chapge at Livingstone
Presbyterian Church, Montreal,
been
been 1
and
with <
i
Luncheon was served topped ■
with ice cream and
by the me m b e r s of
Legion. Mrs. A. Clark, first vice-
president of the Auxiliary, ex
tended thanks.
W. G. SIMMONS & SONS
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cake j
the FOR YOUR OWN PROTECTION-Mr. and
and little
Woodstock,
holidaying
liams.
Mr. andw Mrs. Frank Routly
and daughter Muriel, were .re
cent guests
nia.
Mr. and
mond and
| Shirley of
week-end
Clarence Routly.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Sarnia were week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Francis.
Miss Ruth Simpson of Port
Elgin spent the week-end with
her aunt, Mrs. Fred Switzer.
Mrs. Mima Switzer of St.
Marys was a week-end guest
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence'Swit
zer.
Mrs. L.
Janice of
week-end
Tufts and
•Miss Proctor of Sarnia is holi
daying with her sister, Mrs. C.
A. Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. George Teskey
(nee Minni Watson) of Sarnia
and their daughter, Mrs. Helene
Lampton
with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
son.
Miss Mafgaret Gray of
Sound spent Sunday with
M. Gregory.
S.S. Anniversary
Sunday School
vices were held
United Church,
large congregations, morning and
night. Rev. William Pike of II-
derton was the guest speaker
and the church Sunday School
under the leadership
Tims, teacher at
School directed the
C. A. Campbell and
Switzer were at the
kets of peonies were
corate.
with friends at Sar-
Mrs. Maitland“ Ham
daughters
Fergus
with Mr.
Joyce and
spent the
and Mrs.
I
Stewart of
guests
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Funnell, Danne and
Woodstock spent the
with Mrs. Truman
family.
spent the week-end
Wat-
KIPPEN
Mr. and Mrs. E. McBride spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Love in Caro -Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones
and Grant spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nestlake,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Westlake,
of Bayfield.
Mr. John Gackstetter, of Zu
rich, and Mr. William Horney,
of Exeter, were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. A. Gackstet
ter.
1)1 r. Arnold Gackstetter is at
present-in Wesminster Hospital,
undergoing treatment.
Mrs. B. Brightmore of
don undergoing treatment.
Mrs. B. Brightmore of
don
her
Mr.
Lon-
Lon-
withwas a recent visitor
sister and brother-in-law,
and Mrs. * J. Cochrane.
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Owen
Mrs.
anniversary ser-
at the Kirkton
June. 17, with
of Mr. Ron
the Public
music. Mrs.
Miss Gladys
piano. Bas-
used to de-
Solitary trees are struck by
lightning ,more, often than trees
in a group.
CREDITON EAST
Miss Marcia MacDonald of
Exeter spent the week-end with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Baynham.
Mr. and Mrs. James Laye and
sons of Parkhill spent Sunday
with -her father, Mr. Sam Sims.
Mrs. Alvin Sims and two
children of London are holiday
ing with her father-in-law, Mr
Sam Sims.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baynham
and granddaughter Marcia Mac
Donald
tended
Grand
day.
Miss
turned
ing with her grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Anderson.
and Mrs. J. Matheson at-
Decoration Services at
Bend Cemetery on Sun-
Lynda. Anderson has re-
to London after holiday-
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