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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All pectous havil.g claims against
the estate of the late JOHN ARCM -
BALD STEWART of the Township
of Grey in the County of Huron,
who died on or about the
26th day of April, 1051. are
notified to seud to the undersigned
on or before the 14th day of Jody,
1951, full particulars of their claims
in writing. Immediately after the
fourteenth day of July, 1961, the
assets of the Testator will be
di•stribubed having regard only to
cl.aints of which the Executors shall
then have notice.
Dated this Twentieth day of June,
A. D, 1961.
ORAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Barrister and c.
BRtTS'SELS ONTARIO
Solicitors for the Executors,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of the late WILLIAM
JOHN JACKLIN of the Village of
Brussels in the County of Huron.
who died on or about the
24th day of May, 1951, are
notified to send to the undersigned
on or before the 14th day of Judy,
1951, full particulars of their claims
in writing. Immediately after the
fourteenth day of July, 1951, the
assets of the Testator will he
distributed baying regard only to
rlaime of which the Executors shall
then have notice.
Dated this Twentieth day of June,
A. D. 1951.
CRAWFORD & HETFIERINGTON
Barrister and c.
B:RTTSS5LS ONTARIO
Solicitors for she Executors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of the late ALEXANDER
YTTILL of the Village of Brus-
sels, in the County of Huron,
whc died on or about the
31st day of March, 1951, are
notified to send to the undersigned
on no before the 14th day of Judy,
1951, full particulars of their claims
in writing. immediately after the
fourteenth day of July, 1951, the
asnets of the Testator will he
distributed having regard only to
riadme of which the Executors. shall
then have notice.
Dated this Twentieth day of June,
A D. 1951.
CRAWVFORD C HETHERTNGTON
Barrister and c.
BRT'RSET.S ONTARIO
Seliritors fnr the F.xeentors,
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Mrs. Jne Peareoil was hostess for
the W. 51. S. and W. A. of The Unit-
ed Church. Thirteen members and
two rislltors answered the roll call
Minutes of June meeting were read
and approved, In the devotional
period Hymn 438 was sung. Psalm
12 was read in unison as a prayer.
This was followed by prayer by
Mrs. J, T. Pearson. Mrs. Quest
Dobson, took the study period.
inert being "The Church In Trin-
lead." A reading was given by
Mrs. J. T. Pearson.. The story of
David and Goliath. A reading on
"Christian Stewardship" was read
l'•- the Christian Stewardship Sec-
retary." in the business period
Mrs. Chester Earl offered to luelp
with lunch for Mission Band. It was
ennonneed there would be a Bazaar
in November. Meeting closed by
tuning' Hymn 297 and the benedict-
ion. Lunch was served by the
honless assisted by Mrs. Ames and
Mrs. Percy Stephenson.
Thompson Reunion
ith annual reunion of the
deeendente of the late Jas. tend
Mary Thompson who lived en the
4th lino of Murris tenet of Belgrave.
wee held et Springleank Park 011
July end. Over fotlty sat down to
dinner. After dinner a social time
was spent end later In the afternoon
a programme or sports was narrled
out, With Mr. and Mrs. Mac Thom-
pson of Oil Springs looking atter
this part of the proeranlnne, After
sports eke meeting waaa galled to
order and in the absence of the
President Mr, Make Robentson of
Windsor, the Vice -President, Mm.
R. J. Pearson of Ethel, presided. The
followiing offtcene, were elected ter
195.2. Honorary President, Mr,
FTna•vey Thompson, 014 Springs and
Mr, J. T. Pearsson, Ethel; P,restdettt
Mr, R, .7. Pearson, E6hel; Secretary
Tressna'er. Mdse. Elia Pe -argon, Ethel;
Speetc eomnitittee, Mr, and Mrs.
ens. Nncflltty. London, and Mr. and
1T1 ,IRs. eltheon. Llctowel. Airs.
Wes. Newell of London wee era'nin1.
er1 to make reservation of area in
Perk at Springhaluk for newt year.
CRAN? t.00%:
I;ev, :\Ir. Sinclair occupied the
mtlpit of Knox Presbyterian Church
(.n Sunday nlorneng•. On Sunday,
July 15441, Tier. J. E. Kennedy, a
former minister. will conduct the ;
service,
Tire July meeting of the W. M. S. l
wes held in the CMnm,ch\
rlt h Mrs
t
\ -ire 7, Forrest, presiding. Psalm
197 w•ts reed in 'unison and the lead-
rr h(i 'n prayer. The President con- II
duffed the business, including read -
ins 'if tile minutes, wllk4l were 1
approved as read, roll call answered 1
with a sentence prayer aid d.iS-
"s;'.n•1 0.,1 .rorppliee 100 the hale.
Arrangements were made for the
next meeting in September. Arterial
being. the holiday nenntet, Mrs. Lynn
Evens read the topic on "The 51111
F"eel" anti Mise Forrest gave "First
Tn'reeeelons of a missionary ain'iving
n T'• lin" and "Jhensi" and "British
Gu' -inn." Hymns 371, 540 and 582
were sung during the meeting and
the leader pronounced the hence
(Motion.
1'pmn. 1•s of the W.1l.S. and Young
IVnmen's Auxiliary of Knox Presby
,erleit Church were guests of Ole W.
1T. S. of lenion United Church on
Thursday at 3.80 n, m. Mrs. Mills of
Pethnl Church iu McKIliop was guest
speaker and spoke on "Stewerd'Jlip "
1'••ei»Tl members and a .rr?rrl1evg were
•rti'9bn1e11 by the vtsi•tinv societies
by Pntnn. At the close
e" the •,.rethle lunch was served in
the haeement and a soctal time en-
eerl-hy all.
Mrs. 1Vn1. Hnuetlter, St. Marys,
and Tier daughter were -Calling On
•:'d
friends around here on Friday.
Rev. J. E. Taylor and daughters
.\ulrey and Faye, S•hakespeame,
were calibre 111 and around ih(+
•-beefs lost week.
Mr. Tom Snlalldon, 5t. Tllonies,
ilei+el lase week with his brother
Mr. George Mod) .Smna.11don.
Pmy. and Mrs, Sinclair, Mm. and
'1Trc. Tom Abram anti Miss Margaret
Grant, Bnn5SPI5, were Sunday visit -
ore with Mr. and Mrs. John Sch.n,ock,
Mrs, Verna Ransom anti Misses
ltatule. and Kathleen Goi•ta>n. all of
Wellacehurg, visited with their
brother Lytle eel Mrs. Gordon.
' 'MIT, and Mrs, A. Kritzer, Listowel,
silent a few days last week with
their slaughter, Mrs, Lloyd Michel.
A rail hes been issued from
01.2 brook and Ethel in fervor of
Rey, W, M. Hyndntan 01 the Pres-
bytery of Rotele in the Preshyter4en
r9Tnrrh in Treland. This cell was
was. brought 1eeore the Presbytery,
•
Wednesday, July 11th, 1901
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Pee tate chows e#er poi/cdhoMay'
Get new
G ODj E tR TIRES
NOW!
Worn tires can cause delays or acci-
dents -spoil your holiday. Let us
equip your car with new, dependable,
long -mileage Goodyears . . . and
enjoy a holiday free from tire trouble.
Let us check your tires today.
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BL-UEVALE
With an attendance of 30, the
Mesut u's Association and the Wo•
111,11'4 31iSsionaa•y Soc'ety nP Blum -ale
United Church met at the home of
Mrs. Prank Stamper
on Thursday,daY,
The president, Miss lemma John-
ston, presided at ,the ll A. meeting
Mors. Alex McC'eacktn gave gratify-
ing treasurer's report. Mrs, J. Wiok-
n'eed reported shipping a box of
emit overseas. and plans were inedt•
to send 111011100 soon. Rep:this to
r bele eiewrs will 1>e undertaken by
a rnrnin ltee made up of Mee. W. J.
Prat uk, Mrs Joseph Horton, and
Mee William Nicholson, T:bere wee
enure discuseiou ahoet Supplies in
the church kitchen, George Thom -
'
son re^. -rived the thanks of the mem-
bers for attending to 'he shipping
of the 'gales n1 clnehina Per Korea.
and undertaking the charges.
The president. Mr., Seerlhle
,Tnhnsiton, took. c'baree of the i4'. M.
S. meeting. Miss Emma Johnston
react the scripture. and MTS. R.
Barnard led in prayer. The trees•
neer. Mins Thema Johneenn, rereet-
'1 •,,,t 5119 had been sen' to head-
eeevtere ties veer. The nroeram,
Piye11 by Mrs. Sperling Johnston
eel Mrs, Alex Corrigan, Mas en-
I„tel "meet the People of TrinI-
A 1 " ^nrl rleserthee the erne: being
finite in Trinidad by mrscie'a--'ee
e e celtenie Anemic (be nrrr-'•
nn11t w,^,•)te,s is Pty. Herold Severn
sur of n for>n01' Mefborle,,>+ wieeeree
in rehievale,
••-.•-•••.^ten !Mae t'rril•lters ee.arl-
, an' T',neer Mrs. William Hpmn.ers.
eeee_.,.,ltte •l'me S. Lniirltran, BNom•P-
a-i,1 ere Jerk McCrackin, 7.41.
owes, veth Mr, and ell's. Alex Mr -
0,•^ el:en • Mose Mao T1avi.deon, 'Arenx-
eiev. with her brother. W. 9
11^•-0ann1 Rirhlyd flarnte,e anti
'-^-:*--.• n'^• -^„tri with friends
er- 10 lee Was bora ,in
Rlnm•a1e over 78 years nen: Ml's,
Elsie T.ntnont aecrnnitinnde(1 Mies
Moon. T nm,enl nP Bi'n,e.o^d,e to visit
Tara, Alex TermiM'It et R11a•.
1',tql+nn: A fl Fox. Tin enc, Manne
has returned home after vieiline
hie cist.er. Mrs. Alex ATcCsr'1in
n" i ndher velet Ives,
The servece at the tlndte(1 Church
Ilene ou Sunday morning was con-
ducted by Rev, R, A. Brook, who
spoke on the building of Solomon's
Temp8e, Rev, A, ee Simpson of
Teeswater had charge 'of She eervlce
at Knox Presbytenien Meech. He
was appointed interim moderator
for Bluevale and Delmore et a
recent meeting of Huron-Madtland
Presbytery, and the read the notice
frons the clerk of Preebytery de-
uteriug the pulpit yeomen. Members
I 'h • Relmore sl'ssion were present
• meet the interim reoiiera•tor.
P rcnnals: Miss Mabel (Nitrites
lel s returned to her hone here
aCer spending the winter in Toren -
to: she was accoillpan'ed by 11e1'
l•r.'her, Charles Cantles of Bel-
e•-at'n: Mr. and Mrs. MoD'•,•miri and
their niece, Miss Beseie Reavie,
1 e;:•ltnow, with Mrs. AT. L, Aithken;
ITr. and Mrs. Ken Howard. Toron-
to, Mr. and Mrs, Cooper Nethery
•••••4 etre, Mal'geret Nicholson, Bel -
;see, with Mrs. Mary Robertson;
T ,,••
17111, son oP Mi•. and Mrs.
ft•. rt. n11 not T^-+ Ta.,,3.ine1, Ta., Tana 10"rdnln
T1„'•lull urn at Kintn•il etienrtin^_•
tee Preeliyl'rri'il cerep: Mr. and
Mrs. Claren1'e Newmitn; Helen and
0"n 'is, Haereson, with Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Darling; Mr, and ,lire.
Orvte std bnhy, W4ne'ham, with
\1r and Airs, Gordon Hall.
1151 FAIRS and EXHIBITIONS
'•.r,,,t, dept. 21, 22
edvinstun Oct. 9, 10
Oct. 11-73
Aug. 29,80
Aug, 27.29
Sept, 25, 26
Oct. 4, 5
-keel ey
,\rnprtot' ..,,,.,..,,,:,
Arthur
Atwood
Angora June 9
Ayton Sept. 21, 22
Ilayi:fid Sept. 26, 27
ileat•erton .- Sept. 13-15
Netlel idle Aug. 13-16
Binhrook Sept, 14, le
Myth Sept, 18, 19
linhraygenti Sept. 28, 29
1'1 1111pt1011 Oct. 4-6
Brussels Sept. 27, 28
Burford Sept. 25, 26
e- +lin Sept. 28, 29
. el1'11 Lakehead -
("1. William -Pt. Arthur ,.., Aug. 6-11
Chesley Sept, 7, 5
Clifford , Sept, 19, 20
rotlingwood Sept. 27-29
Dorchester Oet, 3
Drayton Sept, 12-34
Dresden Aug, 28-30
Dramin Sept. 26, 27
Tennclerch Sept, 4-6
Dundalk Sept. 13, 14
Dungannon . Sept, 27
Elmira Aug. 611»Sp et. 3
Embro Sept. 17
Exeter Sept. 19, 20
Ftrgus Sept. 14, 15 or Sept. 21, 22
Sept. 17, 18
Sept. 20-22
Sept. 14, 15
Oct. 5, 6
Oct. 5, 6
Sept. 12, 13
Sept, 26, 27
Sept. 1, 7
Sept, 4, 5
Sept. 13, 14
Oct. 1-6
Sept. 27, 28
1.-nmingt ria Sept. 24-29
L nclsay Sept. 18-22
Lions trend Sept. 11, 12
Listowel Sept, 24, 26
London (Western Fair) Sept. 10-15
Lndnlow sept. 25, 26
Markham Ont, 4-6
Mee ford Oct, 5, 6
9'almav Sept. 17, 18
M1,trhP11 Sept. 25, 26
Morrie Fares' sept 15-17
lluncev Sept. 58
Nenatadt Sept. 14, 15
Nee,- H1011111 tro Sept. 14, 15
Norwich Sept. 6, 7
nnee,:lile Sept. 18, 19
Orillia Sept. 8, 7
nehnw•': - Aug. 16-18
fleet,- IC. fe, lex,l Aug, 20.26
O et. 22-26
Sept. 27-29
Sept. 10, 11
Oot, 1, 2
Sept. 21
Peterborough Aug. 20-25
Fort Elgin ................. ... Sept. 19, 20
1''i'natinnel Plowing Match -
(1xfard County, Woodstock Oct, 9-12
I•'orest
Galt
Georgetown
(Iorrie
Grand Valley
1'lanove:'
10arriet01
1Tunt'.il'e ..,..
Inger::11
leinrnt•i1.in;-
Klugi11ee
Kirkton
ow, n Setut•l
t''i=!ey
I''almeven: n
Parkhill
Renfrew
R idget.own
Henley
Rodney
Srn.fontb
Shelburne
Sept. 11-14
Aug. 2128
Sept. 20-25
Sept. 20, 21
Sept, 20, 21
Sept. 25, 26
Simeoe (Norfolk County) Oct, 2-6
SI. Marys
Se rat ford
S,trnti ere:
Tarn
Tarte tnett
Tepeweter
Tillsnnburg
Tiverton
Oct.. 2, 3
Sept, 17-19
Sept. 27-29
crept. 26, 27
Sept. 7, 8
Oot. 2, s
Sept. 19-21
Oct. 1, 2
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1000010 Royal Winter
Nair Nov. 18-21
\VllikPrton (Christmas
Fah') Oct. 30, Nov, 1,
Wellncetown
Weifnnd
Wdla,rton
Woodbridge
Woodstock ,..
Zurich
Sept. 27, 28
Sept, 11-15
Sept. 13, 14
Oat. 5, 6
Aug, 23.25
Sept, 24, 25
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