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WINTHROP
The community was shocked when
word was received of the sudden
passing away of Mr. Andrew Calder
of Hickson, on Friday evening, after
a stroke, The late Andrew. Calder
operated a butter factory here ter a
number of years and was widely
known throughout the vicinity. After
closing his business here in 1918 he
moved to Hickson, and bought a gen-
eral store, where he had resided ever
since. He is survived by his wife and
daughter Margaret. We erten el our
heartfelt sympathy to those that are
left to mourn the loss of a loving
husband, father and brother.
Jackie Bullard of Kintore is spend
ing his hoiidays with Ken and Don
Eaton.
Ross Montgomery has returned
Tonne after spending some holidays
with his uncle, Mr. Mao Montgomery
of Clinton.
Rae Holmanis spending his holi-
days with friends th Monkton and
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Atwood.
Miss Isabel Betties, nurse, was
called to Goderich to nurse her uncle
Peter Young, of Goderich Township, Sterling Hab7thlc was in Loudon on
who had the misfortune to fall off a Tuesday to enlist in the R,C.A.F.
load of hay. He had both wrists frac-
turecl and internal injuries,
Mr, Leonard Sparks, Dadsland,
Saslt„ and bin Neil Sparks of Detroit,
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
TOWN TOPICS I Alrs• M. Sloane,
Mr, D. F. McGregor, Clerk of
Mr. and Nh: It firnwu and NJ Tuclte•ennith, was taken ill on Mon.
mut Mrs, J. H. Long, all of -Brant- day aurl will be confined to bed for a
ford, spent a few days the latter pari couple of weeks.
of last week with Mr, and Mrs. A. L. KIPPEN
Porteous,
Miss Mary Kruse and the Misses Misses Isabelle and Doris Alex -
Pearl and Jennie Irwin, of Winnipeg, ander of London spent the week end
are guests of their uncle and aunt," wall their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Mr. and Mrs. 12..8. Kruse. Alexander.
Mr, Gordon McKellar of Sudbury Mr, Walker of Toronto is visiting
spent the week end at his home here. at the home of Mr, W. Ivison.
Nies. James Grimoldby is spending I Mrs. Sullivan of Toronto and Mr.
the summer with her mother Mrs. Joseph Dayman of Michigan are vie.
Mary Howes, McKillop. It is her first tiing their brother Mr. and Mrs.
visit home since going West in 191? Robert. Dayman.
to Edmonton, where Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, John Coehrane at.;
.Grilnoldby and their daughter Dora- tended the ('oc•llrane Reunion at Jove
thy, still reside. ett's Greve, Bayfield, on Wednesday.
Mrs, Flarry Whittam has returned M. John Oke and Miss Rr t r Oke
to her home in North Ray after of 1 xeter, Mr. Lambent Witmer of
spending the past week with her ll tsh wood, Nlr. xnd \t s. P:. i P101
parents Mr, and Mrs, H. Hufman. and family. Mr. 1'. Pyran and Nims
Mrs. Joe Eckert -motored to Dalt• 11ll , l'ytn of Thames Road visited en
villi last Sunday to take her huebaud suud,ty at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
to ('anhp- Borden where he has been
WmHomey.
10 help put. up winter quer. Niles Velma Ferguson of Chisel!!
term for the soldiers who are in luust is holidaying with her aunt and
training there. I uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Archie Parsons,
Mrs. Louis Beall and sots Gordon!Master Gerald Parsons spent u
and her two daughters Mary alar J few days last week ai the hone of
Joan, from Detroit are spending their, his aunt• add nude, Mr. and 11 re.
vacation with her pareiht's, Mr, tied I Joseph Fenguson of Chiselhtirst.
Mrs, C. Eckert.
About 15 relatives and friends of
Mr. tied Mrs. Chas, Harrigan and Mr, and Mrs. W. Homey met at their
daughter Kathleen and sons Wallace home on Friday evening last, 18 being
Kenneth and Jackie, of Niagara the occasion of their 35th wedding
Falls, visited a couple of days lust anniversary, During the evening the
weep with friends in this vicinity and bride and groom of 35 years ago re•
were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Alex
Wallace.
Miss Margaret McDaid has accept
ed a position in the Cosy Grill at
Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rogerson of
Jamestown, N.Y„ returned on Mon-
day tater spending the past week
with their cousin Mr. Walter Roger.
son and Mrs. Rogerson,
Mr, Clifford Fairies of London was
a week en(l guest with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred R, Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred R. Parsons and
soli Walter spent a day recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore A. Keyes,
Varna.
Misses Eileen Robinson and Doris
Moody of Blyth spent a few days
this week with the former's sister,
Mrs. W. C. Sutherland,
Rev, S. J. Goforth, M.A., of Knox
Presbyterian Church, Toronto, was
a guest last week of Mr. and Mrs.
M, McKellar.
Misses- Margaret and Isobel Mc-
Kellar are visiting in Toronto and
Lindsay.
Miss Frances Fortune of St. Marys
Hospital, Kitchener, spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Ml's. Leo
Fortune.
Mr. and Mrs James Henderson and
family of Godei ich, Mos. Sant Garter
and Miss Myrtle were Monday visitors
In Brussels,
Mrs, T. A. Hatrhe• of Blackie, Al.
ceived many lovely gifts and al.
though Laken completely by surprise
Mr. Berney thanked the donors for
the lovely gifts. The evening was
epoul in games, after which a
dainty lunch was served and all re -
tented to their respective homes
wishing Mr, and Mrs. Homey many
more wedding anniversaries.
Johnston -In Clinton Hospital on
Friday, July 1280, to Mr. and Mrs,
Allan Johnson, a daughter Infill
horn),
W.M.S. Hold Baby
Band Meeting—
The July meeting of the Kippen
Auxiliary of the W.M.S. was held at
the home of Mrs, T. Workman on
Wednesday afternoon, July 10th.
Members of the Baby Band, their
mothers and grandmothers, were
guests of the society. Mrs. C. W.
Christie, delegate for South Huron
to the London Conference Branch
meeting was the guest speaker and
was assisted by Mrs. Page of Exeter
and Mrs. W. Thompson of Centralia.
Mrs. Page conducted the worship
service at the close of which Mrs, J.
Henderson sang the conference
hymn. Mrs. Christie's report was 10•
teresting and instructive. She was
assisted by Mrs. Page, who gave the
missionary monthly and - world
Mende' report in the form of a radio
broadcast showing -whether the dill'•
bend, is the guest of Mrs. W. E. Brent presbyterials had iucrettsed or
Kerslake. decreased in sulnsu'ipllons to these
Miss Wilma Weber of Hamilton is two magazines. Mrs. Thompson dra•
holidaying with Madeline Fortune, =Used the conference branch cm,
Mr. and MIS. Jason Ellis and fan, rsependfug secretary's report l'wd
ily are spending their holidays in allowed how some presbyterial ad•
Midland with Nit and Mrs. Bryson vancel and some retreated in their
McQuh'ter, wade. The singing of the hymn, "Take
Mr. trod Mrs, Frank Murray of De- '1'11(10 10 Bo holy,' and repeating the
troit and Miss Hilda Kennedy of Lard's prayer brought the meeting
Loudon were week end guests with to a ('lose. The nlenlbe•5 and 5uesrs
Sirs, Catherine Kennedy and Miss numbering between 45 and 50 retired
Annie, to the shady lawn where a dainty
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Hanna and Mrs. lunch was served bythecommittee
J. H. Reid were week end visitors at in charge. A picture of the babies.
Ilar'riston, mothers and grandmothers was
Mr. Jack McNab spent Sunday at taken.
London. The many friends of Mr. Arnold
Members and officers of L.O.L. No. Gackstetter will be sorry to ]earn he
793, Seaforth, celebrated July 12th at underwent a very serious operation
Harris ton. in St. Joseph's Hospital ou Monday.
Mr, and Mrs. R. Fruin of Mitchell We wish him a speedy recovery.
were in town on Wednesday and are Miss Margaret Pyhus of Zurich
moving their household effects to
Mitchell,
Pte. Fred Willis of London was a
visitor during the week end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Willis.
Miss Loretta Leifso of Walkerton
is the guest of Miss Norma Habkirk,
Maxine and Donna Bain are holi-
Michigan, called on their cousin, Mr. laying at Liman.
John Aitcheson. It is 30 years since Mrs, H. Utley and (laughter Miss
Mr, Leonard Sparks was here. They Pauline, of Zurich, are the guests of
came home to visit their father Mr, Mrs. Sydney Dungey.
Alex Sparks of llensall, who has been Howard and Earl Gass of Moore -
very ill, but is progressing favorably. field returned home on Monday after
Mr. Elton IIeist and daughter visiting their grandparents, Mr, and
Betty of Gravenhurst spent the week Mrs, Walter Storey, Main street.
end with his mother Mrs. John Hoist.' Misses Blanche and Joyce Mac-
Laren of Cromarty spent the week
DIED AT ISTRATFORD end at the home of trier grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Mac-
1-I'ighly thought of by raidtwatymeu Laren.
throughout 'Western ,Ontario and ay Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kling of Elmira
citizens in atl't rwa'lks ,of life, Ernest H. and Mr, and Mrs. Shantz of Kitelh-
Trethowey, IST, 'died 'at his home, 74 ener were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
'Nile street, Stratford, on Tuesday W. D. Manson on Saturday.
evening following illness the (past two Mrs. McElroy Sr. is visiting her
months. He ,had suffered a heart at- son, Mr. John McElroy and daugh-
tack. 'Born in Serabliond, the (was the ter Mrs, John Gordon, McKillop.
gen of the late William H. Treble- Mr. Stewart Geddes of London
wey an.d Anna Vivian, who twene res- spent the week end with his parents
idents of Seaforth some !years sago. He Mr. and Mrs. B. Geddes.
:had dived in. ,Stratford ail his fife Mrs. Kilpatrick and two children
twith 'the .e,ception of a (Few years in of Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. A. Mc -
(Western Canada. At an 'early atge be Donald of Molesworth were visitors
entered the employ of the Grand with Mr. S. Carter.
Thunk railway. At the time ,of his Mrs. H. F. Welford and son Fred of
,passing she was a train 'dcspatdher at Cordova Mines are visitors at the
the C.N.R. depot 'tat Stratford. Ilie home of Mr. Will Thompson,
ha.d been a ,despatcher for 30- years. Mr. Fred Jackson is the guest of
In 19431 he was married to Agnes Dr. Clarkson at TemagamL
Packert .of Stratford. Mr. Trethewey In the list of registrars announced
,was identified with 5t. John's United this week is the name of Mr. J M.
Church, II'le was a men -Ober ref the Hinchley of Owen Sound. Mr. Hinch-
ley and IOdd Fellows Ilodtges, ley has volunteered to act as regis-
an•cl of cilia ,aider of railroad
belle- trar in Grey County without remun-
grapMers, Surv'iiving are ,lids ,widow,, oration.
six ,children, Charles, Alma, Richard, Mr, Russell Walter of Dundas spent
Robert, 'Geonge andJohn, all at the week end in town.
borne; one brother, 'William H., of
Miss Laura Stewart, Toronto, is
I nturn,dUvw,\\ 'Wash., one sister, 'bias,
spending two weeks' holidays with
Ethel 'Brighaan, ,Owen Sound, ,and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Stewart,
one niece, 'bliss Daisy Hamilton,of •Egmondville.
,Otwen Sound. 'Mrs. W. IW'. Cowan, .of
Canon and Mrs. Appleyard and
town, is an anent. The ,funeral ,wi1.l the daughter Miss Gertrude Appleyard,
bold ,an 'Friday ,at Strabfo•nd. of Hamilton, were guests of Mrs. J,
H. Best.
~ Among those attending the funeral
Mrs, Alex. McGavin was in Brant of the late Andrew Calder of Hick -
ford attending the wedding of her son, formerly of Winthrop, held in
nephew, Dr. Donald Twins to Miss Hickson United Church on Monday
Jessie Shannon, R.N„ of Brantford. 1 afternoon, were the following from
Nirs. Geo, Stewart and two children Seaforth: Mr. Robt. Scarlett (a form-
are visiting her mother, Mrs• J. B, er .partner of Mr. Calder In the Win -
Thompson, 1 throe creamery), Mrs. Grace Hog -
Ma and Mrs, Roy Yeandle and.sieh garth, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Barber, Mr,
Richard of North Bay visited W. A. Wright and Mrs. Jessie Brown,
Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Moore on Wed -1 Misses Lois Sloane and Kay Wil-
nesday afternoon,
son of Toronto are holidaying with
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BRUCEFIELD
Mrs. Robert Iaw•sont spent a revs
days witb her patents at - Inwood.
Mrs. J. Hohner and family of Lon-
don are visiting Mrs. A. Hohuer.
The S.S. picnic will - be held at
,lnwet.t's grove on Friday. July 19th.
Everybody come.
Mr. C. D. Simpson spentthe weep
end at Petrolia.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Halstead and Floyd.
of Stratford visited Mr, and Mrs. T.
H. Wheeler.
Dr. and Mrs, Albert Aikenhead of
Calgary, Alberta, spent Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs, H. Aikenhead,
Several from here attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. R. N.
Douglas of Blake last Friday.
Mrs, McTaggart of Seaforth, who
has been confined to her bed at the
home of her nephew, Mr, L. Eyre, is
gradually impsovhng.
Mr. AbeZapfe was home on
Sunday.
Mrs. W.'Stevens attended the wed•
ding of her niece Miss Margaret
Tough, who was united in marriage
with Mr. Joseph McGillawee 011 Sat-
urday.
Dr. Carman Haugh and family
have returned to their home in Tor-
onto after a short visit with friends
here.
The United Farm Women will hold
their monthly meeting on Wednes.
day, July 24th, at the horn' of Mr.
and Mrs, J. Cairns.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Wright of
Brucehcld visited Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Henderson. Goderich, 00 Sunday.
EGMONDVILLE
The Egmondville \t'.NI,S. met in
the vestry nt' the cltureb on Thurs-
day, July 11 with the president. Mls.
Gardiner, in the (halt. fleeting
opened - by singing a hymn and pray-
er
rayer by president. Mrs. .1.1nws Allan
tiered as secretary. and Nva, appoint
d
assistant secretary to Mrs. A.
Boor), by motion u1 Mrs. Nott anti
Mrs. McMillan. Minutes of last meet.
Mg read and adopted as read. Roll
cull Was responded to by 11 memh
ors. 'treasurer Mrs. 10 3111lau gage
the treasurer's report. Requested
that 0 letter be sent to Mrs. H. and
Mrs. J. Modeland, who are still con-
fined to Kitchener hospital. The study
hook Was ably taken by Miss Mabel
Cameron and Miss Margaret Chart
ere. The worship service was con-
ducted by Mrs. J. Allan assisted by
Mrs. Watson, Mrs. McQuarrie and
Mrs. Allan closed this by prayer.
Meeting closed by singing hymn 500
spent a few days last week with her and prayer by president.
grandmother Mrs. H. Ricker.
AUBURN
The Kippen and Hill's Green Sun-
day School picnic will be held at sn nalnhan Kenneth ~cert snake 'to
,lowett's Grove, Bayfleld, on Friday h1. trentw. Mlr. and Mrs. Robert i,
of this week.. • Scott on .1 +broadcast from Aldershot.
Mr, and Mrs, Norman Long vsited His message. "1,4,00 to Mother and
with relatives at Owen Sound over Dad" ,e, very plrin. 111forhm01112
the week end. M{r•.an.ed IMFes.'Scott did not bear their
Mr. Wm. Bennington of Cleveland rltt• Kenneth welt to 181154anrl curly 11\''iothtt+l Besides bt: •wife there is
\Voi'kd (nad Orville with Mrs. Susan 1t Derenrber .with the first division. 11110 daughter, ,Mims !Milan aret Calder.
Workman 01( and OWorkman. Mliss Vernice Lawson at Galt; Mfr. of the staff of the Ontario Hospital at
Nnet and Mrs.
sa511., areMoffattiting and Mars, John \icholsen, \\ iugham, 'Wood took. MLr, 'Calder w.ts 0 metu-
1
menet, I w ith M1 r. and 'Mrs. A. J. Ft rgeson. her nt the Presbyterian Church. The
with Mr- and Mrs, Alfred Moffatt.
Miss Erma ft s ran has gone to; Mks rialto Murray. Seaforth, with remains 'wrote (laid to rest in Wood-
stock cemetery'Mionday afternoon, fol -
London to takeea summer course of •Mlr. .111,1 Mrs. F:dear Lawson; Mrs,
lowing service at Hickson.
Mrs, A. M. Bernick and son Robby
have been spending the past two
weeks here owing to the illness and
death of Mrs. Kernick's mother, Mrs.
A, Johnston. Mrs. Kernick and her
husband are at present moving from
Little Long Lac to their new home
in Toronto.
Death of Mrs. A. E. Johnston—
The death of Mrs. A. E. Johnston
occurred on Wednesday morning at
the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dor-
ranee, MoKillop. Mrs. Johnston suf-
fered a stroke four years ago but had
been able to be around again until
taking ill eleven weeks ago. She
was Susanna Catherine Heaman be-
fore her marriage and was born near
Centralia 72 years ago. Fifty-one
years ago she was married to Mr.
Albert E. Johnston and lived in Lon-
don and Exeter before coming to
Seaforth about 15 years ago. Mr.
Johnston's death occurred 38 years
ago, Mrs. Johnston had made her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Dor-
ranee, the past ten years, She was a
member of Northside United Church,
and a life member of the W.M.S.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. A.
M. Kernick, Toronto, and Mrs, Rus-
sell Dorrauce, McKillop. A daughter
Pearl predeceased her fourteen
years ago. She is servived by three
sisters and four brothers, Mrs. Wm.
Baker of Exeter, Mrs. James Tapp,
Mrs. Thornton Carsfoot, Thomas.
James, Jeremiah and Joseph, all liv-
ing in the West. The funeral
Will take place from the home of
her son-in-law, Mr, Russell Dorrance,
on Friday. 3111y 19th at 2 p.m.. to the
Exeter cemetery.
McKILLOP
Andrew Calder Dies At Hi.ckson.—
\ndrew Calder, prominent Hickson
merchant and widely -known resident
,sf Hickson community, succumbed at
his home ;anent 9.3(1 Friday night af-
ter 'having .snfered a lseviere lsroke
when he was out for a !pleasure drive
in the afternoon. 110 was drivirti
along the 131h concession of East
'Lorra, accompanied Ihy his wife, ,when
the first shock overtook him. Fortun-
atelyMrs. Calder %%witched off the ig-
nition key realizing something was
wrong, and the car .came to a stop
without trouble. Aid was called and
Mr. Calder's partner 111 the general
store, A. C', Parker, came quickly to
the scene and had Mr. Calder remot'-
ed to his home. During Rhe evening he
suffered another stroke and the tpassed
away soddenly, Word of the wttddeii
death of 'Mr. Calder came as a distinct
shock to a wide circle of friends and
acquaintances as he had been in good
health all along Ile avas a .man poss-
essed of a keen sense of humor and he
made friends easily. He had 'been in
the lgeuerai store business at Hickson
for more than twenty-two years and
previously operated a creamery at
study.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Butt of Sea -
forth d Mrs J McGregor and
lamHowitt es H itt has returned to Sea -
tenth. She visited Mr. and c\lrs. Hugh
an
Chesney; ney; !Mr. and :qrs. Nelson Hill.
Fairie McCloy of Egmondville, spent Goclerich Bill Hill, Galt, ,who is in
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar training hi aircraft with Mrs. Janes
Butt,
Mrs. Robt. Dinsdale and Miss
Patricia Taylor have returned front a
pleasant vacation spent in Detroit.
Miss Etta Jarrett of Toronto is
spending the holidays with her
mother Mrs. K. Jarrett.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. MoNaughton of
London are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. John McNaughton.
A reception and dance was held in
Watson's Hall on Monday evening in
honor of the newly-weds, Mr. and
Mrs, George Varley. Music was furn-
ished by Murdoch's orchestra. At
midnight the young couple were call-
ed forward and an address was read
to them by Mr. Clarence Taylor and
they were presented with a studio
couch and end table. The groom re-
plied, thanking all for their kind
wishes. After singing "They are Jolly
Good iFellows," a delicious lunch was
served. Dancing was resumed till the
early hours when all departed wish-
ing the young couple a happy voyage
through life.
VARNA
Mrs. Geo, Poster of Windsor has
retn•ne1 home after spending a week
with her sister Mrs, Bothwell, and
other relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. Warder of -London in
company with Mr. John Seeley spent
Sunday with the latter's sister Mrs.
Austin and fancily, -
Mr. Wnl, Henry Stephenson of Mar-
lette, Mich., visited - his brothers
Ralph and David, last week,
Mr. Aubrey Lyons of Kerrwood was
the guest of Frankie Mossop last
week.
Mrs. Jas. Grassi( spent last week
with her daughter Mrs. Wildfong of
Hay Township.
Send us the names of your visitors.
Carter and 'Miss Sadie Carter.
Mliss Jean Proctor, Toronto, with
Mfr. and .Mlrs. Ralpih 1). !Munro; games
McGill, ;Windsor, with Mr. and (Mrs.
James McGill; Mrs. Robert Medd has
been removed Ito Goderichhospital.
She is in her 79th year; Wary IMtaunro,
Reid Sheppard, are attending the God-
erich summer 0801701 this week as del-
egates from the United Church soc-
iety.
Mr. and 'Mrs. \n iddiam iMGoV'ittie at
Ripley; Mr. and Mos. Earl Raithtby,
Bill and 1Marie Raibhlby have returned
from Picton.
BORN
BROWN—In Scott Mein rial Hospi-
talto
on Friday,
r.
and Mrs. William James Brown,
Tucke•smith, a daughter.
CRICH—In Srcott Memorial Hospital
on Tuesday, July 16, 1940, to Mr,
and Mrs. Herman J. Crich, Clin10n,
a 5012.
Love. -At the Chatham General
Hospital, on Tuesday, July lath, to
]rev. and Mrs. 11. Keith Love (nee
Gwendolyne Lennie), Blenheim, Ont„
a daughter (Gwenda Joyce).
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BAYFIELD
RENDEZVOUS
ON THE LAKE
DANCING !
EVERY WEDNEDAY
& FRIDAY
Jack Evans
And His Orchestra
Admission—Gents 500. Ladies 35c.
C. Watson, Manager.
Old & New Dancing Every Tues.
Admission 35c.
<t_
Miss Carnochan and Miss Short:
reed are taking a summer course at
Toronto University.
Provincial Constable Tilonmas Old-
field of Listowel is appointed tempor-
arily to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Provincial Constable P. E.
McCoy. -