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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1949-07-21, Page 1HURON COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER WHOLE SERIES, VOL. '72, 24e. 29 NEW SUPERINTENDENT FOR THE HOSPITAL • Miss M. Grinyer, RN. who has been superintendent of RN., Mem- orial Hospital for the past year, has resigned and will leave at the end of The board has appointed Miss Marion E. Stone, R.N., of Toronto, whose •duties will commence August 1, as superintendent. The board plans to appoint two assistant superintendents who will be night supervisors. FLT. -LT. R. L. B EATT I E TO RECEIVE D. F. C. Flt. -Lt. R. L. Beattie, Seaforth, will be among the 55 R.C.A.F. offi- cers and airmen who will be decorat- ed by Lieut. Governor Ray Lawson at an investiture at Mount Hope air- port July 27. Flt. -Lt. Beattie will re- ceive the Distinguished Flying Cross. W. M. S. More Missionaries was the theme of the July meeting of the Women's Missionary society meeting of North Side United. Church. Mrs. Roy Law- son, president, opened with hymn "From all that dwell below the skies" and prayer, minutes and re- ports and roll call were given by the different secretaries. Mrs. Mont- gomery conducted a worship service on this theme and Mrs. W. Hay and Miss M. Somerville gave . informa- tion on presenting missionary work as a vocation to prospective workers. A speaker for the fall thanksgiving meeting was discussed. Hymn "Work for the night is coming". A reading by Mrs. Hay. The meeting closed with hymn "Lord .of light whose name outshineth" and the 'Benedic- tion by Mrs. Montgomery. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Archie MacPhail, Science Hill, Ont., wish toannounce the engagement of their only daug- hter, Grace Harper, to Ivan (Man- nie) Emmanuel Russell Bennewies, 1 youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Hennewies'R.R. 2, Walton. The marriage to take place Friday at 12 o'clock August 5th, in Mount Pleas- ant United Church, Science Hill, . Ont. Union Services Union Services of Northside Unit- ed and First Presbyterian Churches in First Presbyterian Church. Rev. D. A. MacMillan in charge. 10 a.m. Sunday School as usual in eacfl 000rcn. Services at 11 a.m. and 7 p. m. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 21,1949 POLIO VICTIM BROTHER OF SEAFORTH MAN Lyle McDonald, 29, of Culross township, youngest brother of Mr. James MacDonald of Seaforth, died Tuesday at 4 p.m. from poliomyelitis in Victoria Hospital, London. Mr, MacDonald comnlained to a doctor last -week that he had a sore throat. On Monday he was admitted to Wingham Hospital and •an hour later was taken to London by ambu- lance. He was a truck driver with Wingham United Farmers Co -Opera- tive, which firm also employed Miss Grace/Gilmour, 17, of Wingham, who died last week of polio. Mr. MacDonald was born in Cul- ross Township, and had been em- ployed by the company for several years. He was a member of Knox Presbyterian Church, Teeswater. Surviving besides •his wife, and four children, between the ages of two and eight years, Douglas, Lois, Barry and Ross; his mother,. Mrs. MacDonald, who lives with a sister, Mrs. George Marshall, Culross; three other sisters, Mrs. William Young, Mrs, Gordon Machan and Mrs. How- ard Machan, all of Wingham; and three brothers, Frank, Clinton; James'Seaforth, and Stewart, Cul- ross Township. JAMES S. SMITH The death occurred at Coiling - wood on July 13th of Mr. James S. Smith in his eighty-fifth year, at the home cif his daughter, Mrs. Adrian Hogg. Mr. Smith was born on lot 15, con. 9, McKillop and farmed all his life in that township until he retired to Seaforth a few years ago. He had made his home part of the time at Collingwood. His wife, the former Mary Menzies, predeceased him in 1941. Surviving are three daughters and two sons: (Lela) Mrs. Adrian Forbes of Seaforth, (Luella) Mrs. Andrew Coutts, Walton, Clifford of Coiling - wood, Gilbert of •McKillon, (Irene) Mrs. Adrian Hogg, Collingwood; also one brother, George Smith of Vancouver, B.C. He was a member of Bethel United Church, MelCillop. The funeral will take place on Thursday, July 21st, at 2 pan. from the home of his son, Gilbert Smith, lot 12, con. 11, McKillop, interment in Maitlandbank cemetery. t BAND NEWS • The Seaforth •Band concert Win be cancel e s Sunday MELVIN MOIR, HENSALL, •!GILLED IN CAR CRASH • The funeral of the late Mr. Melvin Moir of Heneall will be held • on Thursday afternoon. a private ser- vice at the Bonthron funeral home at 2 o'clock, followeId by. a public service at Carmel Presbyterian Church at 2:30. Rev, P. A. Ferguson will officiate and interment will be in Exeter cemetery. The condition of Mr. Passmore in Brantford Hospital continued ser- ious on Wednesday. His left leg has been amputated and - every effort is being made to save the right leg. Melvin Moir, about 38, Hensall, was instantly killed and his three companions in the car were ser- iously injured in a collision with a truck late Tuesday at the intersec- tion of highways number 5 and 24, five miles north of Brantford. The three injured were Wilber C. Passznore, Edward Fink, and Jack Tudor, all of Hensall. They were rushed by ambulance to the Brant- ford General Hospital. The ear was eastbound on No, 5 Highway and was reported to have collided broadside with a Sayle Transport truck southbound towards Brantford on No. 24 Highway. The rear wheels of the truck trail- er were knocked loose from the ve- hicle and were driven across the highway to the opposite shoulder. Moir was thrown out of the right side of the front seat and was in- stantly killed. The driver was thrown partly out of the car but his feet remained inside until firemen and volunteer helpers extricated him. The car was a 1949 -model with only 207 miles on the speedometer. its front end was completely demol- ished. It was believed Passmore was the driver of the car, and he was reported to have suffered serious injuries. The four men were en route to Toronto with other village officials to inspect some fire equipment. The dead man and Tudor are members of the village council while Fink is 1 cipal and interest. chief of the fire department. Council passed a motion declaring Reeve A. W. Kerslake, and Coun- cillors Monday, August 1, as civic holiday. Norman Jones and William ' Parke and Village Clerk James A.' • Patterson, also of Hensall, driving MAN AND TRACTOR in Kerslake's car directly ahead of FALL THROUGH FLOOR curve to the left where No. High -1 What might have proved a disast- . the wrecked machine, made the — cl at the farm . Hibbert Township MONDAY, AUGUST 15, IS DAY OF SEAFORTH VOTE • A vote of the property owners of • the town of Seaforth on a bylaw for 940,000 will be held on Monday, August 15. This was arranged at a special meeting of the town council held Tuesday evening. Present were Mayor Keating. Councillors Christie, Close, Ross and Stewart. M. P. Mc- Connell was present, representing the town solicitors. Mayor Keating presided. Two bylaws were dealt with by Council. The first bylaw, 502 of 1949, provided for the taking of the vote of the property owners of the town on the money bylaw on Aug- ust 15th, from 10 a.m. to 6 p'.m. daylight time. The polling booths and election officials will be as nearly as possible the same as for the municipal election last year. A list of those entitled to vote will be compiled by the town clerk, who., will also act as returning officer. It was stated that there were no ten- ants in town who will be entitled to vote. Tenants must be paying taxes and have a lease for over 20 years to vote on this money bylaw. • The questions to be submitted on the ballot for the property owners will be "YES" and "NO". Yes will be for the bylaw, and no will be against the 'bylaw. The second bylaw, 503 of 1949, was the money bylaw, and was given its first and second reading on Tues- day evening. It was explained that the third- reading will only be given by council after the vote if the pro- perty owners vote in favor of it. This bylaw provides for the issue of debentures for 940,000 to be re- paid over a period of twenty years, the money to be used for building a community centre arena, etc. The debentures will pay •37/).% interest. It was explained that it would be necessary for council to pass another bylaw before the debentures are actually issued setting forth the de- tails of yearly repayments of prin- I d thi evening way runs into No. 24. Reeve Kers- rolls a c icleill July 24th. There will be a picnic of lake sMd he could not understend of Edward Byeis, e 91 a year With Feature Lock (Canadian Patents Pending) a tiny, con. sealed pin swings out from the wedding ring to lock both rings together ... no twisting or shift. ing ... rings always lined up for best effect. set . . . the ring makfiat isitely matchedifitcalci., dig diamond and v.•edding4ngs by Bridal Wreath • Each with the 4 - point guarantee of completely perfect diamonds of flawless beauty! See them! Priced at Jewellery 111AMOND JUBILATION ede4 ticlatiNealk 'AVAUGES9 Watches Fine China Expert Watch Repairing Seaforth wall, -with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Forster. Complimenting Miss Jean Costello. whose marriage to Mr. Peter Gros- h e ole, Condon, is an event of this tion in Stratford, Sunday afternoon, marking the curve, continued on the had just unloaded a load of hay the Perth and Huron Band Associa- why the following car, instead of on. Saturday. Maurice Fitzpatricink aspnodnsigsesd 81gbeitiss cMosatroynoStapAlbetoonnt week. a miscellaneous shower was Ito be followed by a massed band straight road which crossed No. 24 the barn with the tractor. Edward . concert in the shell band stand at at right angles, therelay colliding Byers, not aware that the tractor dastiownsereanpdregsoeondt h t 1 had been left in gear, began crank- two eanxttyanydouonogngfrraitennl di t 1 starthd off leadership of E. H..icloseeunder the with the truck. the park t a even ng Moir, who operated a service sta- Mg it. It imme a e y • tl • t n feet wishes. An address was read by Miss Egmondville United Church KIPPEN 10 a.m., Sunday School. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Johnson of Tor- . 11 aana Mr. Colin Campbell, Bay- onto spent the weekend with Mr. field. DIED AT CLINTON • Funeral services for Mrs. Mary lllanson, who died suddenly in Clin- ton in her 92nd year were conducted Saturday in Whitney's funeral home by Rev. D. A. McMillan, Northside United Church, Seaforth. Interment was made in Maiilandbank Ceme- tery, Pallbearers were: Arthur Nich- olson,R McLean,Gordon and Wil- liam Papple, Reg Knight and Roy West, • 1Hillsgreen pastoral charges was hel at Jowett's Grove, Hayfield, on July VVAL-roni 115. Winners of the sports' events were: boys and girls six years and Mrs. Alfred Stafford in Clinton. , under John Consitt, Donald John - Mrs. W. J. Cusick of Coderre, ston; boys 6-8, Harold Parsons, Ron- Sask., with Mrs. R. W. Hoy. nie Anderson; girls 6-8, Eileen Mc - Mr. Howard Bolger, London, with Lean, Marion Turner; boys 9-111 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kenneth Porter, Douglas Cooper; Bolger. girls 9-11, Ann Sinclair, Elaine Bell; Mrs. Horace Rutledge, Leduc, boys 12-14, Grant McGregor, Keith 'Quebec, with her parents, Mr. and Love; young men's race. Roy Con - Mrs. W. J. Humphries. sitt, Howard Dayman; young ladies' Miss Beth Boyd has successfully race, Dorothy Turner, Mona Cald- passed with honours Grade V in well; married women's race. Mrs. and MTS. W. R. Cooper and other tion on No. 4 Highway, Ayes born in noe mg y Usborne Township,and was a inem- into the stable beneath. The tractor Angela 1VIprris and presentation of b • of Carmel Presbyterian Church. also went • down through the floor gifts in a decorated basket -was made b MISS M Sta let n 'inc •uest VARNA Garden City, Mich., visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Clarke and Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Lawson over the Weekend. Mr. Wm. McMillan and Miss Mar- ion McMillan of London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson on Sun- day. Mr. Leo Stephenson spent the weekend in Trenton. He is survived by his wife, the form-• and was severely damaged, but Y s aay p 0 . of honor made a suitable reply. er Bertha Soldan, a son, Douglas, Byers escaped with some minor were arranged. ntgaelidl.e sf josft Cpioinaiat hloVnhoin 17; two daughters. Betty, 15, and cia injuries and a burst artery in . friends in the vicinity. 'Wendy, three and a half months; his leg. 1 M. 1 Mrs Thomas Feeney, was W011 by 'bliss Anne Wilson se - 1 Mr. Morley Cooper and Alex Mc- also lour sisters, Miss Helen Moir, anc cond prize by Miss Patricia Ryan, Gregor have returned home after a London; MTS. Lawrence Barthel)), London, with Mr. and Mrs. Patrick and consolation award by Miss Kay very pleasant -motor trip through Hensall; Mrs. Oscar Tuckey, Exeter; FeeneY. Mr. Joseph Dayman of Fort Erie Mrs. Alvin Passmore, Thames Road; ; Mrs. Joseph O'Connor, Toronto, ' Stapleton. Dainty refreshments were the Eastern States. . called on Kippen friends over the borne. and one brother, Clifford, of Us- with' blr. and Mrs. Fraidc Burns. served by a group of teergagers. weekend. Mrs. Colborne and children of Owen Sound are visiting with - her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dayrnan. The annual Sunday School and congregational picnic of Kippen and a piano at the Toronto Royal Censer- Wim Jieli, iYirs. vatory of Music tests held in Goder- stiff -legged race, Bill Consitt, Keith spent a kb recently. -She is a pupil of Mrs. Love; three-legged race, Jack Cald- Wendort Beth, who is 12 years of well said Howard Dayman, Elaine age studied grades 7 and 8 together Bell and Ann Sinclair; ladies' kick - at Leadbury school and was recom- the -slipper, Mrs. Edgar McBride, mended without writing for entrance MTS. Robt. Elgie; men kick -the -slip - into High School, congratulations, per, Jack Caldwell, Gerald Parsons; B till • softball throw, Jack Caldwell, How- Illrs. Sarah Campbell of London, and Dayman. A delicious supper was Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Campbell and served and a ball game was played daughter Marielien of Toronto, in the evening. I M • few days with Roy and Mrs Bennett. Miss Blanche Bennett of London, visited with Roy and Mrs. Bennett and other relatives in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rutledge of Toronto spent • Friday with old friends here. The regular meeting of the Wal- ton W.M.S. and W. A. was' held in the church basement on July 18 with Mrs. John MacDonald presiding. The meeting opened with the call to worship followed by hymn 234. The theme for this meeting was "more missionaries". The roll call was an- swered.to by the name of a foreign missionary. The minutes of the last meeting., were read and the treas., gave her report. This WAS followed by a business discussion. The Walton' group under the leadership of Mrs. F. Kirkby assisted by Mrs. P. Rol - man,, then had charge of the worship service. Scriptures were read and Mrs. Holman offered prayer. Hymn 377 -was sung. The program consist- ed of several questions on missionary work. These were answered by Mrs, H. Kirkby, Mrs. W. C. 1-lackwell Mrs, Holman, Mrs, F. Kirkby and Mrs. Hazlewood. Meeting closed with prayer and the Benediction. WINTHROP Mr. and .Mrs. R. C. Dodds spent the weekend in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Toni Pethick, Wind- sor, visited relatives here. Master David Steiman of Tavi- stock, who has been visiting his aunt Mrs. Austin Dolmage, has: re- turned home. Mrs. .Ross Davidson and little daughter of Stratford with Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Davidson. Mrs. Laughnane and Mary of Nia- gara Falls with Mrs. Margaret Horne. Miss Margaret Broadfoot, 'Whitby, is holidaying with relatives. • MANLEY Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Manley were in Niagara Fella and Fort Erie. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Benninger of London are holidaying with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. John ston. We are. sorry to report Mrs. Jack Delta is under the Doctor's care. We hope for a speedy recovery. Mr. Dan Manley, Lezidori, spent the Weekend with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Manley. HENSALL Mr. and Mrs. H. R. White and daughter returned to Guelph after visiting Mrs. White's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scott. Mr. T. C. Joynt. Mr. and Mrs. Carey Joynt are vacationing at their summer cottage at Manitowaning. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Barbour of Toronto visited recently with the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. James Hoggarth. Mrs. Glen Thompson visited this week with her sister 'Mrs. Lee in T., on don. Mrs. Geo. Hess who has been re- ceiving treatment in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cook returned to Toronto after visiting with the former's mother Mrs. Devlin. • Mr. Thomas Welsh and Miss Flo), ence Welsh are holidaying at Mani- towaning, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ingram of Pleasantville, N.Y. are holidaying with the latter's mother Mrs. Cath- arineDevlin. BORN—At Mrs. Pearl. Stephen's Nursing Home, Hensall, July 16, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fink, R.R. 2, Hen- sel], a daughter. . airs. Frank Stock and infant son,' , Miss Clara Krauskopf of Detroit Mrs John Meagher. Mr. Joe Murray, Kitchener, with Kinkora, with hei• parents, Mr. anc - 1 z' • herb• h and •1 • CROMARTY Mr. and Mrs, Ward Allen of Van- couver, visited Mrs. Allen's brother, Mr. Alex McLaren last week. Miss Wilma Dow has returned from a pleasant trip through the Maritime Provinces. • Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Allen of Mt. Pleasant with Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Allen on Sunday, also Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Allen of Mt. Pleasant with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McLachlan. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Olernens and family of Hegir) called on relatives here this week; Miss Margaret Scott and Miss Tanner of London with Mn and Mrs. John Wallace. his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John J. V. Flynn attended the Flynn Murray. Reunion in Clinton. Mr and Mrs Frank Evans, Mr. • • and Mrs. Wilfred O'Rourke, Mr. and 'Mrs. Stephen Murray et Sarnia. I Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Reynolds, Detroit, with Mr. and :qrs. Joseph Carpenter. Mrs. Thos. J. Molyneaux and bIrs. A p , inLondon. Mrs. Theresa Eckert in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. F. White, London, with Mr. and Mis. Wm. Lane. 1 M. and Mrs. Joseph Lane, Toron- to with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Athinschi, attended the Kale -Lane .wedding at St. Columban on Saturday. Frank McGrath, Kitchener, with his mother, Mrs. Mary McGrath. Miss Kate O'Connell, London, with her sisters, Miss Molly O'Con- nell and Mrs. Elizabeth Bruxer. Miss Katherine McIvor, Toronto, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam McIver. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Brown Kinkora, and Miss Margaret Atkinson, Tor- onto, with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph At- kinson. Miss Bernadette Barry, Toronto, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mich- ael Barry. Miss Loraine Jordan, London, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph Jordan. Miss Doreen Murray,' Toronto, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray. Misses Mary and Jean Costello, London, with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan CoStello. Miss Margaret Flanagan and Miss Loraine Rowland attended the Mc- Evey—Strub wedding in Kitchener. Mrs. Theresa Eckert in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carpenter in Chathani. Rev. Arthur Looby C.S.B. Aguin- 115 Institute, Rochester, N.Y., is va- cationing with his mother, Mrs. A. M. Looby. Rev. Vincent Eckert C.S.B. Ag - ulnas Institute, Rochester, N.Y. with his mother, Mrs. Theresa Eckert. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krauskoff and family, Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Kelly, Blyth, Miss Marie Kraeskopf, London, Nlvicotillif.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph (..arpenter. with her mother, Louis Kraus - Mrs. Ada Orchard, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seguin and A. Sariby, Corn- NORTH McKILLOP Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'Glanville and Richard of Centralia spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Regele. Miss Pearl Regele of Clinton is spending her holidays with'her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele. Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Storey spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jae Thornton, EGMONDVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Thompson and Peter of Wyoming were week- end guests of mr. and Mrs. Ed Boyce. Miss Nell Waters of Port Edward spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Boyce. Mr. and Ma. Jack Doddsworth of Clareshohn, Alta., visited on Wed- nesday of last week with Mr. W. P. Thompson. Mr. Louis Kennedy who has been employed at Finifigan's store for the past year has resigned and is at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Angus Kennedy on highway No. i for the harvest season, before going to college. Louis will • be greatly missed in Egmondville a he was highly thought of. Mr. and Mrs. Erman Moore and sons John and Allan from Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., also Mrs. Dan Rowswell of Desbarats, Ont. are visiting with their aunt, and uncle 13.J'. and Mrs. Nott, also other relatives and are attending the Dayman reunion on Saturday, July 23. CONSTANCE Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott • and Mrs. Dave Millson were in London on Thursday. Mrs. Maud McDonald and Misses Wilma McDonald and Ida Calhinan of Sarnia visited with Mr. and Mrs, Leo Stephenson. blr. and • Mrs. Gordon Buchanan of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Buchanan. blaster Billy Millson is spending a few holidays with relatives in Lon- don. Mr. and Mrs. Kelso Adan -is of Salt - ford are spending a few clays. vaca- tion on a trip to Manitoulin Island and Northern Ontario, Miss Anne McFarlane of Noranda, One. is visiting with her cousin, btiss Grace Riley. Miss Donelda Adams is spending the week at Saltford. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Carnochin. and Mrs. Myrtle Carnothan of Eloise, Mich., attended the Colonial) picnic at Lions' Pork nil Monday and visited with other relatives for el few days. Messrs. Frank and Craig Malott of Mrs. C. Stelek is visiting her sister Mrs. R. Cameron, Heneall. Miss Fisher has returned to Cleve- land spending' son e time with her sister Mrs. J. Smith who is still confined to her bed and quite ill. Little Nancy Webber bad the mis- fortune to fall from a tree fractur- ing her right arm. Mrs. Wrn. Ball and son Nelson visited last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott and Mrs. illossop. Mrs. Stevenson and Miss M. Car- roll in company with Mr. and Mrs. Ivory, Toronto, are weekend guests at the home of Mrs. Wm. Hart. Mrs. Stevenson intends staying over and spending some time with Mrs. Hart. Mr 513 'VaGrideve and so Mrs. J. Ferguson and sons, Sudbury, are holidaying at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. M. Elliott. Mrs. A. Austin, Seaforth, spent the past couple of weeks at the home of Mr. and birs. Elmer Webster. Mr, and Mrs. Ross Lathem and family spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. L. 13eatty. Mr. and Mrs. Grey and daughter Alta, Detroit, were Sunday guests at the home of bit'. ,and Mrs. D. A. Ga/braith. Mr. a nd Mrs. Russell Taylor and son, Indianapolis, were renewing acquaintances in the village, Satur- day. The Taylors had a family reunion nienic.at Lions Park, •Seaforth, Sun- day. Miss Maud Keys, Jean Keys and Margaret McClymont are attending - the Goderich Summer School this week, A large number from here attend- ed the Coleman picnic at the Lions' • Park in Seaforth on Monday night. BRUCEFIELD Mrs. F. Young and two children of Blake. visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. Mustard and family last week. Mr. and Mrs. Erman Moore and sons John and Allan and Mrs. Rous - swell of Sault Ste. Marie visited at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Haugh and Mr, and Mrs. HenryDaymanDaymanDan during the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. David Henry and Margaret Ann and Bruce of Lucan Crossing visited Mr. and Mrs. H. Dayman on Sunday. • Mrs. La. Fountnia of London and • Mrs: 'Scafe of &sic. Were guests at the home of their daughter and sister and family Mr. and Mrs. D. Skaife over the weekend. • Miss Louise Allan of Hamilton is visiting with her brother and family Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Allen. Miss Evelyn Howard of Toronto yisited relatives here during the weekend. Douglas, rants ior , an Mr. annd