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Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND •
LOOK!
CANADIAN RED CROSS CONCERT
SUNDAY, AUG. 13th. 9 p.m. Doors open 8.30
GLEN BRICKLIN ORCHESTRA
BRUCE • SHARPE, Outstanding Can. Violinist
MRS. BRUCE SHARPE, Concert tanist
FRED FUNK, and his MALLET TRIO
MARGARET LEWIS - .ACCORDIANIST
A Remarkable Programme for young and o1.1—Every Artist
giving his services free ---Not a cent 'taken nut for expenses
or Overhead.
DR..IWING FOR MALE 'COCKER. SPANIEL PUPPY,
"CHAMPION NIP" --Bred by Bong Kennels, London.
Last year this Concert raised $581.00. Please give all YOUR
support again, and give the Red Croft.; much needed help.
Many who tan's come send a ,tlonetion, and no matter haw
email, it is very much ca'irp'redirlteti. Thanks!
;Iteer. Cleave of tx"r cl 'Bend, was
in ,charge of the service in Blake
church on,Sunday, . ,Miss Hern will
be back on the ieem'ing Sunday. •
The W.M.S. 'will be held at the
church on Thers'day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jeffrey are be-
ing visited by their daughter 'and 'fan
ily from Kitchener,
Ms. and Mrs. James Janrott and
Mr. and Mrs. E. Jarrott and aughter
Marie and Ruth Ann of Hillsgreen,
visited Mr, and Mrs. H. 7iFinlay and
family.
number took hi the Red Cross
program at Dr. Moffat's farm, Veena
en Sunday evening.
Some took in the races at 'G'bder-
ieh, On 'Mon'day, civic holiday.
BAYFIELD
Jas. Day has purchased Act Edw-
ards and Dean lots on Tuy1'1 +'S.t, and
plans to build a summer leene in the
near future.
Mrs. Martha Jacob, matrem'ef the
County Horne, Clinton hasperches-
ed the McNeil cottage rem 'Cdlina st,
and is improving same.
Mr. John Rankin and "funnily . re -
teethed to Indiana after having vis-
ited his aunt, Miss C. 1'. -Rankin.
LAW., Mildred Leitdh, I.CAF., da-
ughter of Mr. and Mrs. -Wm. Leitch
Goderich, visited her 'grandmother,
Mrs. L. Leitch. Mildred is enjoying
a leave after having -b'een in Eng-
land for the past year and a half,
Mr. and Mrs. Fo'vvlie of London,
and Mrs. G. Kehler of Zurich spent
the past week with Their sister Misses
F. and E. Fovea.
F.O. Frank W. Burch, RCAF. spent
a few days with his wife and two
children before leaving for Vancou-
ver where he has been posted.
Trinity Anglican church was:beau-
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Bonemeal
We wish to advise the public that we carry a good
supply of Bonemeal for your :Stock and will be
pleased to supply your requirements.
FEEDING MOLASSES
It is some considerable time since this all inipoetant
product has been on the market... But we were
fortunate in securing a supply. Also have Cod
Liver Oil, ..Etc. for Live Stock. Get your supply
Now!..
our Chick Feeds
The Chick Starter Season is with us again and we
have all the called for Feeds such as Oat Hulls,
Peat Moss, Sugar Copra, Grit, Oyster Shell, Char-
coal, Etc., Etc.
L. Sebilbe & Son
CHOOSE CANDIDATE
Flt Lt. Thomas Pryde, of Exeter,
veteran of two ware and father of
four sons on active service, in Hen-
sall on Friday eve. last was nominat-
ed Progressive Conservative candid-
ate for the Aaron -Perth riding in the
next Federal election. -George Wm. -
Armstrong, present reeve of Hay
Twp., and Huron County Warden in.
1942 also let his name go before the
convention, and it was a very close
contest. Fit. Lt. Pryde retired at the
age of 56 from the RCAF at Lon-
don. In the First Great War he serv-
ed in the infantry and later in the R
AF. J. W. Morley, chairman of the
meeting stated the .meeting was call-
ed to help select the type of man
who will help John Bracken in the
next Dom. government. "Our task is
to
eleet men who will do a good job
in rehabilitating our returned men"
said Mr. Morley. A. R. Douglas, of
London, introduced Park Manross, of
London, president of the Western
Ontario P.C. Association, who outlin-
ed or'g'anization work of the party in
this district. The following was the
officer. elected: J. W. 'Morley, of
Exeter was elected president; 11st vice
Carl Draper, Clinton; 2nd R. G.
Parke, Seaforth; 3rd Mrs. N. Tre-
wartha; 4th Wm. Kay, Cromarty;
secy. Clark Fisher, Exeter; treasurer
Richard Welsh, Exeter; Hon. presid-
ente are John Bracken, George Drew
and Dr. Hobbs Taylor, MLA., for
South Huron. Mr. MacArthur was
introduced by Dr. Hobbs Taylor.
DISTRICT NEWS
LOSE LIVES IN CRASH LANDING
Two flying instructors from No.
9 Service Flying Training School at
' Centralia lost their live, as the re-
sult of a crash landing at the relief
field et Grand Bond Friday last. The
two pilots were flying an Anson and
were. making a landing when the
plane crashed and both were serious-
ly injured. The two men were taken
bye ambulance to the hospital at the
Centralia Airport, and they surwtred
only a few hours. One of the officer,,
was PO. Tho,. J. Muleair, aged • 27,
of Outremont, Qua., and the other
was FO. Clifford R. Russell Pring,
aged 20, of Young, Sask.
KILLED IN FRANCE
Word has been received of the
death in France of Sigrnn. Gordon R
Luther, of Greenway community Mc-
Gillivray Township. He was wounded
July 10. Was well known in that com-
munity and took an active part in
ehur'ch and community twnh.;, was .r
member` of Greenway United church
and was active in the Young People's
Union. He enlisted in 1:'24 and went
overseas, March I1r43 ,n hi 3.ht
year. A son of 'fr. ;elf! Mer•.'. Cromer.
Lut'^e...., f ?TeCflI.7eree in 1'1.43
110 Diarrierl 11 nrl trot. Chinese, •velm
4urviv>:'r w:ih hie peeerit: ;Irlee.,
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sisters.
TRAFFIC OFFICER ABOLISHED
At a recent meeting of the police
committee of Huron County Council
held in Goderich, it was voted unan-
imously to abolish the position of Co
minty tral lc officer,- end that. Norman.
Lever, who has held the position
since 1929, be given one month's pay
in lieu of the customary notice. The
abolition. to take effect immediately.
The County Clerk was authorized to
ask for applications for a fourth Co-
unty Constable to be stationed at
Blyth. Each County Constable is to
look after the traffic in his own area:
J. Ferguson at Exeter; E. Snell at
Seaforth; C. Salter at Wingham, and
the one to be appointed in the Blyth
area.
TWO CLINTON PEOPLE KILLED
Crushed when the wall of a vacant
building collapsed, Mrs. A. J. Mc-
Murray, wife of ex -mayor McMurray
of Clinton, was instantly killed on
Monday eve. last and William Walk-
er, another prominent Clinton resid-
ent, sustained fatal injuri.es., Me.
Walker died in hospital during the
same night. The fatality occurred on
a farm in Tuckersmith where the
party had gone to inspect the bricks
in a vacant farm dwelling, with a
view to purchasing them for use on
the tower 'of Ontario Street United
Church. The men were church offici-
als. The wall is reported to have col-
lapsed without warning, •striking
down Mr. and. Mrs. Walker and Mrs
McMurray, burying them beneath
a pile of bricks. Mr. McMurray es-
caped injury and as quickly as pos-
sible dug the victims from the rub-
ble. Mrs. McMurray was dead when
her body was released.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mrs. John E. Pepper
Mrs. John E. Pepper died on Sat-
urday last at her home, Stanley Twp.
She was born at Clinton, January 14
1879, daughter of the late Henry
I Carter. On December 25, 1901, she
married John E: Pepper and they
made their home on his Stanley
Township farm, near Brucefield.
There also survive thme sans, Lorne
Pepper, Niagara Falls, Ont; Ray-
mond at home; Randall, of Warren,
One; two daughters, Mrs. Frank
McGregor and Mrs. John McGregor,
Stanley Township. She was a mem-
ber of Brucefield United .Church and
the pastor, Rev. Atkinson, conducted
the funeral service at the residence
on Monday afternoon last. TnTtern-
ene was in 13aird's Cenreter•, Stanley
Twp.
BLAKE
Mrs. V. Heyes and Mrs, M. For -et
r eet of Moose Jaw, spent a day with!
Mie. Harold Finlay and flint i1y.
A ntunber• attended the funeral in
(Clinton an ;;uedee of Mr. T. Ray, to..
I'rtyfleld cemetery.
tifully 'decorated with flowers .en Sun-
day last for the 90h anniversary
services. In the Inortling the Rev, H.
O'Neil, Principal of Huron, College
delivered a very constructive address
While in the evening Rev. R. M.
Bulteel of St. Paul's church, 'Clinton
delivered an (inspiring sermon,
HENSALL
1Vliss Alice Dougall of Toronto is
holidaying with her mother Mrs. Win
Dougall.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. 'Cross and
Miss Goldie Cross, R.N. ,of Toronto,
were holiday visitors to 1VIanitouli'n
Island.
Mr. and Mrs, Elgin Hayter and
children of Landon were holidaying
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. D. .Bell.
Ptes. Carl Schwalm and Lee, of
Hamilton were holidaying with their
mother, Mrs. P. Sohwalm.
Mae and Mrs. Arthur Wilson and
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton ,Smith of Win-
dsor wer visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Consitt.
Mrs. W. R. Davidson who under-
went an operation in 'the hospital in
London recently is much improved
in health.
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Cook and
members of the family have return-
ed home ofter a month's vacation at
Grand Bend.
Mrs. Laramie, Greta and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Lammie and friend were
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
George Hess and daughter Ruth in
the Pinery. •
• Earl ISoldan, son of Mr. and Mrs
Wni. •Soldan, No. 4 Highway, while
cranking the tractor on his father's
farm, accidently injured his arm. He
was removed to Scott Hospital, Sea -
forth for X-ray which revealed a
Tlalarsday, Audi o, 1944
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fracture.
Mr, J. D. Buchanan, of London,
was a recent visitor with his mother
Mrs. A. Buchanan.
Rev. R. A. Brook of the United
Church is away on holidays during
the month of August.
Mrs. Luker and daughter Gladys,
were recent visitors with friends at
Auburn.
Miss Dorothy Brazier, having spent
two week at the home of her sister,
Dr. and Mrs. Steer returned to her
duties.
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Late Ralph Wosktnan,
Ralph Workman, who passed away
at the Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit,.
was fosznerly of Huron County, 'born
at Rogerville, just south of Iiensal.l,.
60 years ago. He later lived in lien•
sail, Tuckersmith; Stanley Twp., and:
on the Parr Line. As a young man
he went to Western Canada, late*
going to Flint, :Mich., where he re.
sided for the past 29• years. He en.
tered into. business life and becama
well known in motor sales. Surviving•
are his widow„ two daugl;zterse and.
four brothers.
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