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Becker 6t, SONS PHONE 60-W; RES, 604 :cs: ening guests wt'l i Air. and iUrsleloatl Jacques. Air. and Mrs. Robert Rundle. Jun .and jack spent Saturday •, evening in London with Mr. and Mrs, Arehie Payne. Mrs. Geo. Hopkins of Mitehell visited with Miss Ada and Herb Hopkins on Montle:Y. • Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Blatehford of Detroit visited over the week - „ end with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith. A number from Woodham called on Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Shier of Caranton on Tuesday last. It was the occasion of their golden wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hern, Aliss Blanche Mills. Miss. Amanda Shier and Mr. and Mrs. Frecl Doupe called. Mr. and Airs. John Rocld were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Martin and family at ,Tillsonburg. 'Alias Marjorie Johnston of L(in- , dun, Mr. Jack Cook of Arkona • spent Saturday ..evenine; with Mr. and Airs. Glen Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Pringle of London called on Ales. AL Copeland and Jean on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, E. Keown of Grand Bend visited with Mrs. A. Butters Sunday evening, A number from Woodham at- tended the opening of the new ,Granton Masonic Lodge last. Fri- day evening at Granton. Mrs. Lawrence Copeland was • a winner of a light electric iron on Wednesday evening at the Esso gasoline evening in the arena at St. Marys, W.M.S. Last Wednesday Woodham W.M.S. ladies had as their guests members from Kirlaton, Zion East, Cooper's Zion West and Evening Auxiliary, Approximate- ly 75 ladies attended, ' The program was held in the ;church auditorium, decorated with spring flowers. Mrs. Fred Doupe first vice president presided and extended a wel- come to the ladies. She was assisted in the worship service by Mrs. G. Wilson. Mrs. K. B. Clysdale, St. Marys, the newly elected Perth Presby- terial president was guest speaker. She took as her theme • "Prayer.” She stressed the great need for more time spent in prayer if peace is to be ob- tained,. Mrs. Jeff Robinson, past pre• sident, gave a thorough eport of the Perth Presbyteria Meet- ing held in Stratford earlier in the month. Mrs. E. Watson, the new sectional president spoke a few words. Mrs. F. Elliott of Kirkton favored with a solo; Mrs. K. Langford and Mrs. L, Thacker, Woodham with a duet, Miss Rhea Mills with an organ 'selec- tion. Followingthe program the la invited- dies were to the base- ment where lunch was served, •Crediton Comments 4,„„i WOPA The Crediton Careful Canad- ians 441 ChM girls met on :Wed- nesday with an attendance ;of Guests present were Mr. Laenv ratan and Alr. leotter who :dein- onstrated the Sehafer and the Nielson ways of Artificial ree- Oration. which was later prite- liced by the girls. Mrs. Lorne Hodge; aiul the girls discussed "Safety First in the Home". and "Safety Out- side the Home" was outlined by Mrs. E. Lampert. tleC. Miesion Band valted Church Mission Baud ,met on Thureday with 33 mem- bers present. Ronald Metz and • Richard Coulter were in charge of the worship period when „a story was given by Mrs. S. Icing and a :clarinet solo by Douglas Lightfoot. President aim Finkbeiner pre- sided for business when plans were completed for the success - Jul cookie sale which was held on Saturday. last week in London,. 4.eturned home on Settirday. Mr. Ernest -Gettleger has re- turned home after spending the winter in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Frederiek Wuerth of Galt were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Wuerth. i Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Wein ' and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Win I and babe of Exeterspent the weekend ie Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wein. iTown 'Topics ,Air. and Airs. V. L. Roulston ' and Karen, Sill1C0e, spent Sun- day with their parents, Mrs. G. F. Rouiston and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Howald, Mr, IL W. F. Beavers ,ander- , went surgery in Victoria Hos- Ipital, London, Friday, He is I making a good recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johns- ton and family, Kitchener, visit - cd Sunday with !dr, and Mrs. D. T. Southeott. I Miss Jean Murray, Hamilton, attended the sixtieth anniver— • sary of Caven W.ALS. on thus. day and spent the tveeltend with Mrs. Charles Harris. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Sinclair and family of Dundalk visited with Mr, and Mrs. Lee, Learn 'on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Sta- y Clair attended the sixtieth an- niversary of Caven W.M.S. Thurs- day evening. , Mrs. George Rether Sr.. who underwent surgery • in St. Jo- ; seph's Hospital, has returned to her home. Murray Brininell, Alex Har- t ness, Graham, Mason, Douglas Harrison, Al Wells and Alec V- I vine of the hydro staff attended the funeral of the late Robert, 1 A. Crawford, at Hanover last Friday and acted as flower hearers. Mrs. Rufus Kestle in a fall down th.e basement steps of her home last Friday suffered a broken finger and multiple bruises and shock. Rev. H. 3. Snell, president of London Conference, and Rev. H. C. Wilson, Thames Road attended the, Tuesday sessions of the Lon- don Conference Branch W.M.S. in Emmanuel church, Windsor, Mrs. Ella Mooi'e is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Woodcock and family, Petrolia, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man McDonald. Miss Jane Farrow, S.H.D.H.S. queen and her mother Mrs. C, M. Farrow were guests al the London Free Pres Queen's club banquet on. Friday. Persona„tems Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moon and family of Watford have moved into Crediton outskirts and have taken possession of the poultry farm recently purchased front Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hodge. Mr, Herbert Young is still a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Mrs. :Tames Mawhinney, who has been receiving 'treatments t in Victoria Hospital, London, for the past few weeks, retuned to her home on Sunday and is much improved. Mrs. Lloyd Fainter of Sudbury and Mrs. Bevan Hay of London ; visited last week with IIr, and Mrs. Lorne Morlock, Mr. and Airs. Kenneth Presz- cator and family of Kinburn spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Hill. I Crediton Women's Institute will be held on Wednesday eve- ning, May 7 instead of on the regular date, Several members of the ]Nian- gelical church attended confer- ence in Stratford on Sunday. Rev. G. Strome will again be pastor of the Crediton charge for the corning year. Conference next year is to be held in Water - too. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Oestricher attended eohference in Stratford, Mr. Oestricher as delegate from Crediton Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Finkbeiner spent a few days in Barrie with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Finkbein- er and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Smith visit- ed on Sunday with relatives. in Zurich. Mr. Francis Clark, who spent Thomas Kenney Dies In Hospital Mr. Thomas Kenney, 84, who ' spent the greater part of his life in Stephen Township, died in South Huron Hospital on Wed. nesday, April 30 after suffering a stroke at his home one week preivous. Baptism On Sunday afternoon Rev, N. D. Knox performed the rites of • baptism for Linda Lee Middle- ton daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ' Gary Middleton. God parents ' were Mrs. Pearl Hendeson and Richard McFalls. • Also in Hensel' Rev, Knox baptised John Bradley Lavender son of Mr. and Mrs. 3. Lavender. Godparents were Mr. and Mrs. DASHWOOD Ken McKay, Kippen. 1 A54-726,4 aft "A.4” ""," 424 • e- • "4 • and Sons Unshed • Phone 32 ';';:,0•2,SSAi.'•i•OS,;..*sstS,Ava CLOVER & GRASS SEEDS We have a complete stock of ALFALFA, RED CLOVER, ALSIKE, YELLOW AND WHITE BLOSSOM SWEET CLOVER, WHITE DUTCH AND LADINA CLOVERS, BIOME GRASS, ETC# CONTRACTING for Registered Rodney and Garry Seed Oafs — • Also Malting Barley SEED GRAINS All varieties av4ilable in Registered No. 1 Certified No. 4:sattwnercia 1 N. 1 Treated and Packed in Jutel OAT VAllETIES—Garry, Rodney, Simcoe and Beaver; Registered and Commercial Brant and Mont4arin Barley High quality seeds will be it short supply this spring. To be sue of your requirements ORDER NOW! FERITILIZEIt Welt vetiver To Your Fartn AMMONIUM NITRATE IN STOCK 1. WO Oil dontraeing for malting barley. 2, Registered seed oats. Have Your Sods Cleaned and Treated At Our MOdern Cleaning Plant Your teod tan ho dolivorOd end cleaned without being bagged. PhOtid us and arrange deo fo dean, and treat your. requirernobts, W. Go Thompson. &Sons PHONE 3•1 .PMItE HENtALL He is survived by his wife, the former Edith Gillies; four sons, Clifford, Crediton; Roy, Stephen; Gordon and Milton, at home: six daughters, (Helen) Mrs. Eli Sims; (Dorothy) Mrs. William Bender; (Pearl) Mrs. Charles Glanville, all of Crediton; (Ruth) Mrs. Carl Stires and (Jean) Mrs. C. Swartzentruber, both of Exeter and (Gladys) Mrs. John Williams, Stephen. Three sisters, Mrs. Katherine Bison, Parkhill, Mrs. Anne John- son, Saritia,Mrs. Leta Mathers, Ailsa Craig; four brothers, • Aaron, Robert and Peter, all of Parkhill, John, Lucan. There • are 21 grandchildren and two ' great grandchildren. ! The body is resting at the Hoff- man funeral home, Dashwood until Friday, May 2 at 2 pan, i when funeral service will be held ! conducted by. Rev. A. Rapson with interment in Parkhill ceme- tery. • Bargains in Used Form Equipment 1—V.A, CASE TRACTOR 1—JOHN DEERE "B" TRACTOR 1—W-9 TRACTOR 1--FARMALL "H" TRACTOR 1-45 HAY BALER Complete with all extras 1-1.H.C. DROP HEAD HAY LOADER, ,like new. V. L. Becker & SONS PHONE 60-W DASHWOOD ,golommulliootativOloifloutflitaultovioammommivallusfll lllll [Mu lllll Obtain The Highest Prices For Your Poultry! Sell To The Riverside Poultry Company, Limited LONDON Phone Collett London 7.1230 Heriaall 680-r-2 iii111111)1111t0FItilittilltilttlititifItilf))111,11111111/1111111tiliiiliiiilli11101,1111011111011111$1111111Iffiffittlilltfilitlii! higger cars in the fait •••••• Plant "Big KerneioSmoif Cob" more kith bt Thr .prig UN rrie CO H(BRIDS SEED CORN Bigger1itidApt arr it1i deep. full kellidh MI a amaller Mee foot roots to beet the la planter plate gradad for easy/ plaotieg arid "GrreKoted's ter resistanee, to disease are teesona til "it pays to grecs Laitod itybrids". GEY1N WIT{ YOUR UNITED itillft(ot NOM A8Etir (hes got afrolady's rain hallos your We) .141-1N A, TAYLOR rucOlorci, Ontatiti RALPH to WEtErt MAL'COLM SOENet Lk. 3 beshwood, on Onto. 4 •Awards Contracts •For New Bricl9e Dosanquet coupell has awarded a contract for the constrectiop of a new bridge on the Mud ' Creek drain to W. H. Battram. The structure will be erected od the eighth „concession. Council decided to kee.p thee township office open daily from; - 0 a.nt. to 13 noon ;except Thus - day, unless official business necessitates closing during these hours. Council petitioned t he depart- ment ,of highways to continue No. 7 northward on the second eon- cession and continue on the road allowance in 'Concession A. B. and C. to „connect with No. 21, thus serving as a direct route to the provimeal park in the Pinery.' The resolution was forwarded to C. E. Janes, MPP. Fox bounties were paid to Alvin -Scott, Douglas Johnson, George Martelle, Doug White, Afitten 'Scott, John Cochrane, e. John 'Holt, Franklin Turner, • Lloyd Ross, „Jack Greenbird and Sheldon Cloud. an 19 readily mounted in Pt, taitWtoi by one MOI, TWP lypoi .0 pump* ovoltablf prwures vp :to. 249 Iln• om, proourpiU 10 gtfi ri Take your choice of two hewn* 2 iof,f VA or 30 feet with doohle swing back action and Fow crop pnglunont. Completely madeIncatIPOA by sprqmptar LoncIon, 0000 Let Us Repeat We in Huron County are very fortunate. Under the Canada Temperance Act we have no legal liquor outlets, it can still be said, "You just don't see drunks on our streets," as one Who moved into Huron from an L.C.A. county declared. The occasional drunk episode usually originates in a bottle club, bootlegger joint or a tav- ern outside our county, When such incidents are reported to our Crown Attorney, action is taken and punishment follows. So much so that bottle clubs during the past three years have had hard going, and num- hers of them are closed. The law provides for impri- sonment on a second offence, and although liquor money may be found to pay fines, no con- victed bootlegger has ever had any one offer to take over a jail sentence. The C.T.A. is good law. Our local federal member of parlia- ment has shown an interest in the matter of having the act amended to strengthen it. Many c h ur chin en of numerous Churches in Huron, are strongly behind the C.T.A. llllll oitioffito/111,111,111111111i$1111110, Garage Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wednes- day afternoon, and during the evening throughout, the week. Graham Arthur Motors Exeter Form Equipment PHONE 508 R. P. Jorroyn, Prop. EXETER FERTILIZER THIS SPRING USE "New Process" Shur- ain Fertilizer "NEW PROCESS" SHUR-GAIN BETTER 7 WAYS * Reduced Moisture content * Uniformly Blended * Less Dust * Semi -Granular Texture * gee Running * Better Drillability * Less Tendency to Cake SEE YOUR LOCAL SHUR-GAIN DEALER OR CONTACT PHONE 2 6 Canctd P ckers EXETER Just Arrived! A lovely assortment of new summerweight These new cottons will take you all around spring and and sunimer in fashion, Our big, new selection is styled to delight and priced te.please. And many of these dresses need litite * ironing. 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