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al o- S .Aprii. 1902.
and district .news.
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Mrs, Mot!clgt. Heclden, Phone S
Mrs, Archie MacGregor, ,Phone
Kippen East
elects slate
Mrs. William Bell was
elected president of Kippen
Best Wornens Institute at its
annual meeting held at the
home of Mrs. Harry Caldwell
last Wednesday evening,
Other officers are; past pre-
sident, Mrs, ;WOOS Drum-
mond; vice presidents, Mrs,
Harry Caldwell, Mrs. Arthur
Finlayson, Mrs. James Mc-
Naughton; secretary, Mrs,
(lam Kyle; treasurer, Airs. Er.
ilie Whitehouse.
Standing committee conven-
ers; agriculture and Canadian
industries, Airs, Roht Bell, Airs.
Campbell. Eyre; citizenship and
education, Mrs. Vivian Cooper,
Airs. Grant MacLean; his-
torical research and current
events, Mrs. 'R., Kinsman and
Ales. Alex McGregor; home
economics and health, Airs.
Robt Gemmel], Mrs. Ken Mc-
Kay; public relations, Miss
Margaret McKay; press, Mrs.
Verne Alderdice; sewing, Mrs,
Alex McGregor; pianist, Mrs.
Ross Broadfoot; assistant, Airs.
John Sinclair; sunshine, Mrs,
Winston Workman; auditors,
Mrs. Alderdiee and Mrs. Percy
Harris.
The group will attend a
birthday party in June at Her-
onview, Clinton, and provide
the program. Plans for a bus
trip to the Winter Royal were
discussed. Mrs. John Sinclair
reported for the District Exe-
cutive held at Hensall, and
Jack Caldwell favored with sel-
ections on the electric piano.
Mrs. Winston Workman was co-
hostese.
•
.Personal Home
,Mr. and Mrs, W. Crawford,
Mr. Alvin. Crawford were guests
at the 25th wedding .anniver-
sary celebration of. Mr. and
Airs. Filmer Watson .of 51,
Paul's which was held in the
community hall on Saturday
night, Airs.. Watson and Mrs.
Crawford are sisters,
Mrs, Robert Dodds is visit-
leg. at the home of her sun and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and 'Mrs,
Harold Dodds of Walton,
Air. and Mrs. George GUM.
len .and family of Auburn were
recent visitors with Mr. .and
Airs, Robert Gardiner and fam-
ily,
Mr. and Airs. John Wallace,
Air. and Airs, William Harper,
Mr. and Airs. Gerald Carey,.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Laing and
Air. and Mrs. It, Laing at-
tended the curler's banquet,
which was held at the Legion,
Hall in Mitchell on Monday
night.
The WAIS Easter meeting will
he held in Cromarty church on
Good Friday evening at 8:30
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Alts, lemes Millet' were Mr,
On No. 8 Highway
Seafotth
s Now Open
TO THE PUBLIC
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and reitlxing atmosphere of
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By MRS. KEN felel<a.LisAR
THE
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Hotel
Guiders plan
Brownie revel
Ales, Earle T. Jlowe opened
her home Thursday evening ,to
the Guiders of the district. •the
impose of the meeting was to
plan a Brownie
Centralia will be host on this
occasion, and tentative ars
rangements were made to hold
the Revel at Centralia Airport,
Saturday, June 9,
Miss Mary Macmille.n, dep-
uty division commissioner of
Goderich, Mrs, Thomas Laven-
der district commissioner of
Ilensall, and tiro w n Owls,
Tawny Owls of Centralia, Exe-
ter and Hensall were present.
was appointed assistant Grand and Alt's, 1, Littigton and Sem
Organist July 1952 and was dra of Stratford and Mrs. Olive
presented by Most Wor. Bro. Seat of Russeldale.
Harry L, Martin with a ten Alias Janice Christie, daugh-
year bar to his 50 year jewel, tee of Mr. and Mrs. Murray
lie also received a 60 year Christie was among the gradu-
jewel as a Past Master, and ales at Kitehener-Waterloo Hos-
again appointed assistant pital graduation ceremony on
Greed Organist on April. 12, Friday, tier parents and grand-
1902. parents, Mr, and Mrs. Andrew
Very Wor, Bro. Campbell was Christie were in attendance.
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escorted into the lodge by the Mr, and Mrs. T. Gillespie and
drector of ceremonies, and Di-, daughter Ann of Eoineka were
Campbell introduced V. Wor, Sunday guests of Mr. and
Bro. W. 0. Goodwin, secretary, Airs, T. Laing,
and :13ro. George Hess, nisi- Alarion and Norman Chessell
tors from Huron Lodge, lien- of Stratford spent the week-
sail, and Bro, Ray Lammie, a end with their uncle and aunt,
cousin of Dr. Campbell, and Air. and Mrs. Gordon Laing,
Bro. Leonard Wilson, both Attends mother's funeral sitor of Lebanon Forest Lodge, •
Exeter, Air. and Mrs. Keith McLa-:
on Miss Wanda McLeren and It was indeed a happy and • -" - Mr, Rodney McLaren attended unique evening for Dr, Camp-
bell and he took part in the the funeral of Air. Mels aren's
work
t rother Mrs. Addle McLaren in a very dramatic man- ner. The evening concluded \vim died at the Anderson Nur-
sine- with a banquet and an address --- Monte, Toronto.
by Dr. Davies, pastor of Park She was the former Addie
Street Baptist Church, Toren- Simpson and widow of the late
to. in McLaren,
She is survived by three Honor former pastor daughters, Miss Anna McLa.
Rev. William A. Young, for- ten, Toronto; Airs, Raymond
user minister of Carmel Pres- (jean) Keeling, Dashwood, Mrs,
byterian Church, Hensel], and Alfred (Dorothy) Kramer, Phi-
padre at OAC, Guelph, will re- 'acidosis; two sons, James A.,
calve the honorary degree of Clinton end Keith S., Cromarty,
Doctor of. Divinity at the May , The funeral was held on Wed• 2nd convocation of 'Knox Col- .nesday at the Box Funeral lege in Toronto. Home, Seaforth. Burial was in.
.Hensall Union cemetery.
Your library
— Continued from page 4
help the reader carry out by
himself many lobs that would
otherwise have to he done by
e professional at higher costs.
Five kinds of projects are
described: upholstering .furni-
lure; judging and selecting fa•
limes, making and using slip
covers and making and using
draperies,
Pictures an d drawings illus-
trate each step of the work en-
abling you to turn out work
with a professional finish,
Styling Corsages
You can make beautiful cor-
sages using Bowers from
your garden and materials
easily obtained,
The text is simple enough
for any one to understand and
the numerous pen drawings
save the reader much time n
grasping I h e principlein-
volved,
Color harmony, use of foli-
age, ribbons and bows, treat-
ment of flowers, wiring taping,
Assembling styling and ar-
rangements for special occa-
sions are all discussed.
a.
See
Cow attacks
six.yearf,old,
Ricky Ingram, .6, son of Air,
and Airs, Ray Ingram, is re-
Covering from injurice he re-
ceived Friday when he was at-
tacked by A cow in the barn
on his :father's farm At BR 2,
Hensel),
The cow, Whieb had Om
birth to a calf during the night,
Was in a loose pen with .other
rows and their salves, Rieley
jumped Into the pen to pet the
new born calf and the cow
threw him against the planks
causing part of his .ear to be
torn away from his head.
His screams attracted his fa-
ther, who was in another part
of the barn and went to his res-
cue, Surgery was performed at
Clinton Public hospital,
Attend workshop
Chiselhurst UCW met last.
Tuesday afternoon with presi-
dent Airs, Percy Harris pre-
Airs, Percy Wright con-
ducted the devotional, Airs,
Currie Winlaw was in charge
of the Bible study with Easter
as the theme; Airs. A. 'Ross
reviewed a chapter from the
study book.
Next meeting will he held
Tuesday, May 1, when Mrs,
Ross MacDonald will be guest
speaker.
Mrs. Harold Parker and 1\117S.
Harris attended the UCW work,
shop on Thursday, April 12,
Hostesses were Mrs, Clar-
ence. Coleman and Airs, Robt
Parsons,
Youth ioin
Kippen UC
By MRS, NORMAN LONG
K.I.PPEN
Communion service at St. An-
drews United Church, Sunday,
was well attended with Rev,
Harold Johnston in charge of
the service, The choir was rep-
resented by the Young People
of the church with Miss Jean
]visor as leader and Kathy and
Karen Hendrick rendering a
dpet,
Marjorie Turner, Gwen Hay,"
Joan Sinclair, Ruth and Bar-
bara McNichol, Airs. Keith
Love and Gwen Jones. joined
the church Sunday.
UCW Easter meeting
The UCW of Kippen held an
Easter thankoffering meeting
in the church on Tuesday eve-
ning, April 10 with .the UCW
of Ontario St., Clinton and
trucefield as their guests.
Mrs. R. D. Elgie conducted
the worship service. A pleas-
ing violin solo was contributed
by Brian Smillie, accompanied
by Miss Jean Ivison.
The speaker for the .evening
was Mrs, Bren de Vries of
Exeter who chose for her topic
"Consider the Lilies". A solo
"In the garden" by Mrs. Knox
of Clinton was much enjoyed.
Mrs. Ross Chapman of Bruce-
field gave a reading.
Final plans were made for a
bake sale to he sponsored by
units 1 and 3 to be held al
Crest Hardware Store, Hensall.
on Saturday, April 21. Mrs,
John Anderson and Mrs. Wit-
mer Jones arranged the eve-
ning program and president
Airs. Harold Jones was in the
chair.
Personal items
Dr. Byron A. Campbell, To-
ronto, was presented with his
.60 year Masters jewel at Ilu-
ron-Bruce Masonic Lodge at
Toronto Thursday night,. April
12,
Very Worshipful Bro. Or,
Byron Campbell was born in
HIV, practised in Zurich for 25
years . until the 1920's, was
.made a member of Huron
Lodge July 20, 1899 and Master
of Huron Lodge December 27,
1901. He affiliated with Huron-
Bruce Lodge, Toronto, as a
charter member June 26, 1922;
Unit plans supper
UCW unit 1, met. Monday eve-
nting with 11 present with lea-
der Mrs. Ernie Chipchasc pre-
siding.
Mrs. Sam Rannie was in
charge of the devotional on
Easter, and Airs, Don Joynt
presented the Bible study.
Plans were made for a straw-
berry supper 'to he held in the
near future,
Telephone Co.
Mrs, John Henderson is a pa-
tient in Clinton Public Hos-
pital,
Friday, April 20 at 7.30 p.m.
Good Friday Communion Serv-
ice will be held at the United
Church with reception of new
church members and a special
AI & M offering,
Mrs. Pearl. Nichol of London
ter Ales, Fanny Clark,
Me. and Mrs, Bill Simpson of
Detroit, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Lou Simpson,
Annual Good Friday shoot
will be held Friday, April 20
at t p.m. at Kippen with events
for all classes, Merchandise
events, handicap and doubles
sponsored by Kippen Gun Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Broad-
foot, Goderich, visited recently
with Mrs, Broadloot's parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Mac-
Lean.
Brian and Allan MacLeatt of
Exeter were recent visitors
with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert MacLean and
also with Mr. and Mrs. Archie
MacGregor,
Mrs. Sim Roobol visited with
her son-in-law and daughter,
Sir, and Airs. Don T)odels, Sea-
forth, last week,
Plants to shut-ins
Mrs. lack Drysdale was host-
ess lest Tuesday evening for
the Kinette meeting presided
over by president Mrs. ,Wm,
Clement with a 100"I attend-
ance.
A letter was read ,from the.
group's adopted child in Italy,
and 40 visits were repotted lo
sick and shut ins, who were
presented with team* plants.
Ales, Heeold Bonthron woe.
the raffle, and the next meet-
Ing will be hold at the home
of. Mrs, Wm, Fuss, April 24.
Circle entertains other groups
5(1 YEARS APO
Messrs. liodgins Trevi-
thick, Crediton," have received
a shipment of buggies for the
spring trade,
The Exeter Canning Co. has
Added a 70-fool sign to their
factory. it Item the words
'''!he Exeter Vanning and Pre-
serving Co. Ltd
Ten. years .ago there were 38
hotel and shop licenses in
South .piton but after May 1
there will be but 13. Licenses
have been granted to Corner-
vial House, Central and Metro-
politan in Exeter.
E. Zeller lias purelosed the
interests of his partner I.% J.
Wickwire in the .Zurich Herald.
Dashwood Pioneer and Credi-
ton se as an d th e plant mil be
located at Zurich.
1' It e ,partnership business
heretofore existing between J.
D. Atkinson and Rs N. Rowe
as furniture dealers and tin•
dertakers has .been dissolved
and the husiness will be eons
ducted by Air, Rowe,
Mr. T, A. Russell, an .Exe,
ter Old Boy, has been ap-
pointed a member of the
Board of Governors of the
University of Totemto,
2S YEARS AGO
Fred Bonthron has received
11w appointment of postmaster
of the village of Ilensall suc-
ceeding Sit', George Suther-
land who held the position frst
as assistant and then as post-
master for 61 years.
The thorn hedge has been
removed from in front of
Carmel cemetery and anew
fence will be erected.
TheWatford Guide-Advocate
last week contained a picture
of Exeter's .main street taken
since the telephone poles and
wires were removed and the
new lighting system installed,
The paper states that Watford
plans to copy these improve-
ments,
Moving ,pictures of the flood
conditions in London when the
Thames 'River went on the
rampage early last week were
taken by a former Exeterite,
Charles Ford, and shown in
Exeter on Sunday.
Sweeping away two summer
cottages at Pork Franks the
Attx Sable Rivet' went on a
rampage threatening the 300
residents of the summer re-
sort.
Miss Margaret Kuhn, Credi•
ton, will be among the. 1937
graduating class of Victoria
Hospital. School of Nersing.
A
Were
15 YEARS AGO
deputation from Wiarton
in Exeter Wednesday to
CLAIR'S
BARBER SHOP
MAIN ST., HENSALL
Open
Ties,, Wed., Fri.
S A.M. to 6.
Thurs, 4. Sat.
8 ...M. to 9 p, m,
Closed Monday
visit the .arena and Bxeter
community reran.
Alias Yip 1 a Ctilfillan and
Miss Jean Cann of London
Normal School spent last week
observing and t e a chin g at
Thames Road School under the
supervision of Miss Hewett.
Rev, Alfred Trueblood, min-
ister of the Crediton charge
for the past three years. has
been .eatted to the Parkview
United Church, Stratford..
sail. Both are ex-service men.
Reeve Turkey was in Tor-
onto this week And was as-
sured that at least 25 wartime
houses would be built in Exe-
ter. The village Asked for 50
homes.
10 YEARS AGO
The new raneh style home of
Samuel Hendrick on Highway
4 south of town is receiving a
permastone
Mrs. E. Keyes and 'Miss
Pearl Keyes of Shipka moved
to Exeter on Monday,
spring waters of Lake
Huron now at its highest peak
in 60 years. have caused hun-
dreds of dollars of damage to
lakeshore property south of
Grand Bend
Ii. K, Penhale, acting man-
ager of the Exeter Branch of
Canadian Canners, announced
this week the plant will han-
dle close to 2,000 acres of con-
tract produce this year.
Marie Hodgson received hon-
orable mention in the annual
verse-speaking competition at
OEA convention in Toronto on
Monday,
South Huron Junior Farm-
ens will tackle the big job of
painting and placing owners'
names on all mail boxes in
Usborne Township this spring.
Blake
#y ,MISS .EMMA.FINI,AY
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. William Steekte
and family, Mr. and Airs. Or-
val jantzi and family ,and Mr.
And Mrs. Kenneth Gingerieh
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Gingerich of _Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry West.
brook and family of Goderich
visited this weekend with Mr.
Gustav Bohm).
Mr. and Airs. Newell Geiger
and John and Mrs. Mary Man-
son were Sunday guests with
Air. and Mrs. Earl Oeseh and
family of Blake.
Miss Irene Schwartzentrubor
end at her home with her par-
ents and brothers and sisters,
Mr. :and Mrs. Edmund Schwart-
tentruber.
Mr. Harold Finlay and :Em-
ma ;lane visited Monday after-
noon with Mr. and Airs. Lyle
Stokes of Ailsa Craig,
To the .editor
— Continued from page 1
it didn't seem to bother him
but we didn't talk about the
past or it might have upset
him again.
I must admit, it just doesn't
seem right to people in Exe'
ter. when they knew Daddy
had a family that didn't go to
sec their father very often hut
you see we were thankful for
small mercies. When Daddy
wanted to see us and our chil-
dren, he knew that he was
wet come in our home. If we'd
gone to Exeter too often Dad-
dy May have thought we were
going to hurt him and he
might have moved farther
away.
Hoped for return
There were so many things
We had to accept and we had
to remember ii was what Dad
wanted to (lo. Cntil two years
ago, Mom kept the house in
Si, Marys :hoping Dad vrolltri °
come back but she just could-
n't take it any longer and the
eNpellSes were beyond her
means. it ither is .a very sen-
eitive person and :she's heart.,
hroen. to think that Daddy
didn't get well and come back
to us,
Out' ebildren .accepted their
Grandpa the way be .was and
really and truly loved him. but
oh, how I wish they could have
seen Daddy the way I knew
him .AS a .child. lie hived to see
us come out with the children
and rifi sure he appreciated
the little things we took Out to
hint, a loved m , Dad. very.
match and always val.
never know how my heart
ached. to see hdtn all alone in
his cabin especially in the
%inter, but it. was his wish to
be there.
Thanks for taking time to
read this letter. ,could go- an
for hours. but I don't 'think
it's necessary. I hope you will
.understand the position we
were in and .not judge us too
:harshly. it's awful to love one
you love when all the time your
praying for them to get well,
but God knows best and we
aren't to question. his actions,
nowor ever. God takes us all
and I know someday we'll
meet again.
Mrs. Gordon Johns
BR 1 St, Marys,
HIENSALL
NIPICOTORS
ROY CAMPBELL PROP.
NEW a USED CARS
GENERAL REPAIRS-COLLISIONS
Explorers tour church
Al the Explorers meeting
Thursday after 4 p.m., Rev.
Ross MacDonald was guest
speaker. and took the group on
a tour of Carmel Church, He
answered clustions pertaining
to the church,
Janice Boni-low presented
Air, MacDonald with an 1.41xplo-
revs pin on behalf of the group.
Faye Troyer led the game
which was "Inside hockey".
Hensall personals
Flowers et the church Sun-
day were in memory of the
late Mrs, Wm, Windsor and
were given the shut-ins at Kip-
Pen-
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Robinson included
Mr. and Mrs. John Gaskell and
family, Me, and Mrs, Alfred
Proctor all of London and Miss
Joanne. Robinson of. Woodstock.
Air. Edward :Robinson, neph -
ew of Mr, Irving Robinson, of
'I'uxford, Saskatchewan h a s
purchased Mrs. W.M. MeKen-
zie's farm on the 2nd conces-
sion of Stanley township.
Mrs, Jean Kyle of Clinton was
a Sunday guest of her son and
daughter-in-law,. MP. and Mrs.
Emerson Kyle and Jim,
Sunday visitors with Air. and
Ales. WM, McLachlan included:
Mr, and Mrs, Howard Adkins
and Gloria and ,lean, Airs.
Pettey Adkins, Mr, Geri Reich-
ert, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Hohner and family, Mts. Alheet
Hess, all of Zurich, and bliss
Kathleee .Hess of LOtidoti.
Mr, DoWson is not enjOying
the best of health, Recent visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs, DowSon
were Miss Margaret Winder and
Mi" Al s, F. Feenks, all of
London, and Me. and Mrs, El-
din Kerr of Winthrop,
and Mrs. Harold Jones
and boys visited Friday eye!
ning with , and Mee, 'Carl
Willett Of Zurich,
Mr. W, Ilowntece, Weston,
vi sited a f e w days with hi s
brother-in-law and. StStet k Mr,
and Airs, ,Norman Long-
Mr, Alid Mrs. Edward SW. ago,
Ter of brydeit, Welt, visited a She Was a fAithful member ot hiss Mary Shaw, Exeter,
few days with the formers St. Andrews United Church at favored with salty with ac.
aunt and mole. Mr. and Mrs. Kippen for inahy years, And cordion Accompaniment by Mrs,
NOtOrt end While here at. will be greatly Miased in both Ken Elder, Alre, Rebell El a d-
tended the faithral Of the la th church, and cOMMUnity, Xippen, gave eti Easter read-
MrS, Winder, , Servces Were conducted Sat- ing, Mrs, Harry HOY, Mrs, A.
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Hyde Vie. urday front Logan, It`tmeral Scholl., Mrs. John Baker and
fled recently with their deugho `thine, Leridon, Rev. D. A. Mae, Miss Hannah Murray conducted
ler Evelyn of Oshawa, Millaii. farther Minister of Kip. the, worship period,
All's,ttodbnhurg. gels- perlr officiated which was re. Mrs, fleverley Motion, own.
gaits',rollAnd, mother 0f Mrs, OtioSted by Mrs. Winder, in dent, chaired the Meeting. Airs,
A, TeneMeettiartv died :StRitionly ternittit was Iii 'NO0410111, Cent. Stewart nett and Ales, Cordon
Ti,Yer Weed lunch ennveners.
*eeent Wry.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Good- Aueust with the Hay Township
man, of Detroit, visited over
the weekend with Air. and Mrs.
Jack Corbett and Al,
Air. and Mrs. Jerry Rannie
and daughter, of Toronto, were
weekend visitors with the for-
mer's parents, Mr. and. Mrs,
Sam Rannie,
Mrs. Eva 'Parker visited with
her daughter, Airs. Clarence
Ruston, at Stratford, on Mon-
day, visited last week with her sis-
Dr. Norma Hopkinson, Joan,
Bruce and Mary Beth of Lion's
Head visited OVer the• weekend
with Airs. Hopkinson's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. N, E. Cook,
Miss. Jean Noakes and friend
and David Noakes, who is at-
tending the University of West-
ern Ontario, all of London,
visited over the weekend with
Mr. and Airs. Leonard Noakes,
Brian Noakes and friend and
Ronnie Noakes, of London,
were weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs, Archie Noakes,
Mr. and Mrs, Roger Venner
and Debra spent the weekend
in Toronto with Mrs, Venner's
parents.
Messrs, James Jenkins, 0,
McClintock and JOe Burke
were initiated into member-
ship into the Hensall Beane+
of the Canadian Legion 468 at
its meeting held in the Leg ion
hall Thursday night, April 12
peesided over by president.
John Shea,
Bill Ingrain is taking a
course at the Bell Telephone
Co., London, in dialing. Bill
has been employed since last
Mrs. W:VVinden
active in church
By MRS, NORMAN LONG
KIPPEN
Ate. Istoe Dowsori wits cal-
led Wednesday to London ow-
ing to the critical illness of her Members of WAIS societies
si ster m rs, JAnn i e wi n d er, wh o from Caven church, Exeter, St.
died 'in Vittoria Hospital on Andrew's OCW, Kippen, cGrti
Thursd a y, Apse 12 aft er a end WITS Carmel church
lengthy illness. were guests of the Arnold Or-
Sil o was in h er oh yea r a nd do ,at the Easter thankoffering
lied resided with her -sister 11 meeting Monday evening held
in the pliurch auditorinm, years before her illness.
She leaves to Molten her loss Mrs, Ross MacDonald was
a Sister, Mt's, Elston ibowson, the speaker giving an appro•
and several nephews And nio- printe Easter message,. She
eos. Her husband Predoceasod was introduced by Airs. R. A.
her hi Windsor, about 20 years Orr and thanked by Mrs, Roy
Smoked
Dressed Pork
Whole or Half
Shoulders
Devon Brand Smoked
Side Bacon
Mr, Howard Ford of the Lake
Road has moved to Brampton
where be has secured a posi-
tion with Canadian Tire.
Mr, Cliff White has .sold his
bakery business to Messrs,
Boy and Lloyd Brock, lien- of Stratford, spent the week-
Malting
Barley
CONTRACTS
PARKLAND BETZE MONTCALM
E. L. 'Width
& SON LIMITED
PHONE 103 HENSALL, ONT.
Cottage Rolls 55icb
Cooked Ham 89e
39
551b
31 MENSAL"
Easter Hours
Open Thursday
Until 9 p.m.
Open Saturday
Until 10 p.m.
CLOSED ALL DAY
GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 20
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