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I __ SEAFORTH, Friday, July 21, 1988,
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Canadian Premier to Take
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!Word comes from Londbil, where
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that -Pren-der R. B. Bennett is over-
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worked ana in a rundo-wn condition,
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physicians have sti v
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urged that he take a camplete and
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That is not, good news to th(F peo -
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The duties of a Pie,mier are continu
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,He has alway� been a hard worker,
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of manN that if the Premier would
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shift sonw, considerable part of th�
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haps Mr. Bennett is finding that out
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have bEen a treLinendous strain an(
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its lack of success and barrenness o:
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howev6r, the adjournment of the Con
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out of the Conference which woub
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require inimediat6 legislation and i
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fali session df.the House of Common
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hwve now disappeelied.
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Killing the Goose witli the
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be. all(! %;er�' lik,�?!�' is, lar.grely 'over
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Huron , , 0 LOOKING OVE"R THE - I I i,
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First Class Honours — Rey Cun- Movictou and Seaforth were evenly Duto�; Chu* race, boys, Andrews Me- after a two weeks' vacation qA the n" 6her. . � Iween New Hamburg and, Hen 1, re- — 11 (
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hin On, Xeall Forster, E'Velyu- Martim, matched but apparently when the Kenzie and 'Jim Bardige, Morley . I 1.
olit hame-of her parenitsii, T&. and Wa. (Miss Marion Gincl�ir is this week sulted in favor of Hensall. -by a core . �. � f
Taylor Purdon, Harvey Ritchie, Vera Seafort� Highlanders are out to win WT4.ht and CAen Swan, Soliby Allen W. W. Cooper, TuckersciiitlA, and, bro- visiting in Toronto. I
. . . _ of 4 to 4. The gaii* was very cl, 7
there is no. stopping them, and Gordon Hill; chum race, men, ther, Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Cooper and 1mrs. Robert 8apreft ;Who recently contested as the soore, wfll show nct . A 0
'Mitchell and Seaforth Will Pf�u- Wilson Broackfoot, Harold Jackson. family, of Stanley. underw4nt a serious operation in a imarlmd smart %happy playing I
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Armstrong, 1rhma Hackett, Ciscelia ' 'Mitchell and Seaforth will' now Jim Bu d Andrew McKenzie; (AUss Marion McLean, who has ,been London hospital, is improving nicely both - -sid . tte . r ..... A ?
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play homse and .home'gaimes to ide- boot ra r" ps The ba i7, for
Ste. [Marie, Raymond Ste, Marie. ce, I rs and under, Mary teaching for the past -term at 311adi- and is expected home either the end was Mle'Lean, (Carrick andi Joynt, . :
Pas& --Mary Crans-tow, Ronald Mae- cidt which team will meet Clinton to Stewart, Muriel Wright, Elizabeth -s,o'n, is visting during the sump*.x vu- of this week or next, ber home being did splendid service as`19tchers n p (
Crostie, Fr�-Iin McQuillin, William declare a winner for this district. Aikenhead; boot race, over 10 years, cation at -the 'bionie .of her parents,* a few nidles southwest & the village.. eatCher, while the umpires, (YBrlen OL , .1
Mai -tin, Angus Nicholson,, `Dore,�:n Dublin came here ready to play Norma Hevenor, 'Mary SLewart, Mr. an4 Ws. J. B. Wk, -Lean, Of Tuck- (Mrs. Bertha &II has returned from and Bowman, performed their duties
Purdon, Minnie Smith, Harry Swan, their scheduled game on Tuesday Gladys McKenzie; necktie race (boy ersoilth. . 1� "
Kadhleen Thom. night, but'-Seiforth had .decided to and girl, man and lady), Flora Sou- a pleasant IvAsit4with friends in ilifw jery imoartially. 'Mere was A,,large it !
Mr. and Mrs� David Blair and fam- ferent -places. attendance of spectators who took a W I , ov
Appeals — Candidates who 'have call the game off but failed to notify ter and..Wilson Broadfoot, Mr. Hor- 11Y, of Tuxtord, Saskatchewan, are Mrs. 'Williaim Hildebrandt was vis;. Ikee . n interest, in the game which is
Veen rejected by the Entrance Board the visitors. A friendly ,game was ton and Miss V. Petrie, Jean Murdock visiting for a few weeks Ao.th friends ited lately by a couple of her sons ,always helpful and inspiring to -the , A V
may hia-ve, their answer papers . re- played with a picked up team from and Mr. J. Cornish; peanut race, I& in this ivricinity. Mr. and Mrs. Blair from London and 4district. , players, and the Hensall boys have '
read by lodging an appeal with the Seaforth, and everyone had a good years and under, Mary-iStewart, Geo. motored here from Tuxford and en- Miss Hattie D. Sutherland, accom- certainly given a wonderfully -good I 1% r
Pulblie Se,hool Inspector at lea',L trWO practise. Mustard, Betty Allen; peanut race, joyed the trip very much. panied M -r. and Mrs. iC. A. McDonell account of themselves in the many I A 1'.
weeks before the recppening. of school over 10 yeaM Gladrys McKenzie, At-. Mr. and Wirs, Robert McLean of 79 es they ,have thus far played. .
in September, accorapanied �y a fee . �01 and embers iiif their family to Strat- garn. .
of $2.00, which will be returned. if 1�- na -Cornish, %v�bara Grahan-0; peanut Waubausbene, who have been visit- ford a.n,d while there visited her cous- Mr. Glenn BroacHoot, Accompanied
the appeal is allowed. TUCKERSMITH race (everybod)r 15-55). Flora Souter, in.g with the former's parents, 'Mr. ins, the 'Misses Dent. by his cousin, Ralm -Paterson, recent- J, 1, ,
. -Mrs. BurdgA Mrs. Jackson;- "nien's i9id 'Mrs, J. B. MicLean, left on Mon- The A. Y. P. A. of St. Paul's An- 'ly took a trin to the West and taking k t .
The four U. F. Y. P. 0. Clubs, relay race, Ist, Wilson Broadfoot, day'14st on a motor trip to 'Montreal, gli'can Church attended the Deanery
The following are the results of D Vestkrn Stanley, Night in the Worla's Fair at Chicago, and '
the High School Entrance Exarnina- as'llwood, - Roy Consitt, Basil O'Rourke; 2nd, H. '--Halifax and, other points. picnic at Gods -rich on Wednesday af- are expected bome ,viery shortly, and !
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-ions centres un. will hold a picnic at Jowett's. Grove, 3rd,, Mr. Horton, H. Norris, A.,Zap-he. ing; for a few weeks' -with her grand- �&% A. W. E. Hemphill and family will likely be accompanied by a very . I I ,
Lions lield-at the vai hawks and Tuckersmith Aggressive Jackson, J. .Cornish, E. Thompson; Miss Jean Pybus, of Ray, is visit- ternoon last. '
der' W., jurisdiction of the Exeter ' particular friend, if we, may so term
High School Enti Ba- mothSx, 'Mrs, R. Ricker and'unclia, are Camping in their cottage, -at the-
yfield, on Tue&day, July 25th, sports The races were concluded with a pea- \
-ance Board-. First beginning at two o'clock, to which nut scramble, in which ill took part. Arthur. I Bend, . 'it -or ,Triore than, a friend. ,,, I I
and Second Clasi Honouns -meang all the young people in the above I I I . Quite a number'from this vicinity Rev.'A. Sinclair' and family' are -The Hensall Union, Cemetery is be- I
that the candidate secured 715 per niffntione-d communities are cordiiilly . irig well kept with a wealth of nice' , I
eent. or more of the total niarks; invited. I attended the lawn social which was enjoying sumilter holidays. flower beds, but we, understand the � I
S,econ-d Classi Honours indicates that 'Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Niles and -Miss VARNA . . held on the lawn of ,Mr. Robert Mc- Ourzbowlers, between home play- necessary money is not being paid in .
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7i 4 per cent. of the M ina jDoig, of London, accompanied , day evening.
' 70 and . I - Bride -n . the Goshen Line oil Thurs- ing and attending tournaments,- are to keep it running as it Aould -be. .
possible total was obtairle,d. by ,Mr. John C. Doi�, of Detroit,, . Mr. Pogue, Of To' -onto, acting un- ,pretty acfively engaged. I For instance there should -be a few . 7 I .
'Mr, and Mrs. E,dgar Butt and Mr. Messrs. Spencer & Son have very lQads-:of- good soil to fill in wherever
Sowe 48 candidates were awarde,l niotorM over i1A John -'s fine new car der the, Department of Highways. and Mrs. Thos. Butt were in Strat- much improved the appearance .
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�:tariding by the Exeter High School to spend the week end vvith the lat- made a visit to VaViia Nst week and ford recently attending of there are little hollows and for the . I
Fntrance'lJoard. on the recom,nienda. the ,Butt- their -planing mill by fine new metal �
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,choolt, and sister. found the road superintendept and Stewart wedding whi'ah was held ill roqfing and painfing and are enjoy- little good -soil would be needed from 1. I (
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concerned witho,ut the nece-sity of Mrs. Doig qnd -iKiss Janet spent a treasurer's books satisfactory. - that city. , . Ing good patronage., the last heivy
writing tile . Entrance . day recently visiting with friends in (Mr, and Mrs. Ivan _NfNl�ajhton, of _>liss Robin, of Tuckersinith, visit- windstorni contributing. largely to year to year for upikeep aiid then it, . I i I
- exan-Li nations' Howick. Kitchener, spent Sunday with frj-en4;p ed recently with her sister, Mrs. Wm. good pumpis need.E� as the present , :
Tile Tiames of these pupils are in- new material.. I .
�Iuded in Friends and neighbors to the nuni- in Varna. I one has tot be patched u;D fi�om tivie I . I
. Be]. Mr. William Fee and sisters, the to tirne. being an old-time wooden
, the results given. Tho ber of 150 inet at the home Of MT. Mr. and Mrs. William Beatty, of 'Miss Verna McGregor, Of Toronto, 'Misseg Sarah and iMary, recently re- one, which should ,be rephaced by an
,;talidinix given in these instances has and Mr_q. James Mclptosh on Wed- ^.Vlount Bryidges, called on friends vrid Miss Dorothy Wilac-il, of Tuck- turned fi&m a pleasant motor trip. I 4
iwen Zietermined by the authenticity nesday evenin,g, when '_Ur...and -Mrs. here on Saturday. el,.miifh, have returned to their hointes irop one, which could be �*btained at .
of tile, �)rillcipals' reports. NIcIntosh, %rho were recently married, 'Mrs. Annie -&Naughton, of Loli- after a pleasant vacation at the home Messrs. Moore Bros., of the Hen- 11 cost and wouid stand the wea- I T
Exeter Centre. . . sail Machine Works are 'k l Ma
i to ePt v'er..V- ti-rer. And then a wood siz�,d cement
vvpre presented with a couch, chester- don called on friends Sunday. of Mr. and 'Mrs. Robt. M44-egor, -of' busy in the ,way o th supp ,
First Class Honour.- - Laureen field gate-legged table and jardinere. ,-Master Bohl�.e Cameron, of Hen- TLcl rs ,ith ,lying or, ,the, reservoir for liolding water , I ,
Beaver, I'lary Borland, Fd,win Bus, �e I'll, . and repairing for the farmers and in the suitnier -months for watering . .
_ th� latter getting their purposes and in which a';kocid supply � I
'a I)iniiev, Lillian Ed- Cartney, A. Nicholson and Willi -am Mi -s. A. Foster and aunt.' . sivith, is visitint, with Mr. and Mrs. threshing outfits' in -good condition !
well, Barbai Thr presentation was made by W. 'Mc- sall, is thc guest of his grandmother, Sliss Mildred Forrest, of Tucker- threshers,
. wards, Lewis Pollock: S�ewart Fluke, Cameron, while D. McLean read the Mr. and Mrs. Woods, of Listowel, F. -G. MacAllis.ter and fahvily, who for work. . I of .water could, -be kept for .softening A A
Eleanor Hill, John Jennings, Ray address, which - follows:- in c,ompany with thd4ir son, 6;eorge, have a cottage at ,Bayfield. The committee for our baseball dia- in the sun with a sign lettered asking
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Jones. Fileen Lewis, Olive Parsons, .. Deal, Frielid�.t: We. your friends, of Toronto. spent a few days with Dr. Gilbert Jarrott, of Hamilton, mond have a well gravel any taking out water to pump back I I
, led road a-, much as taken to always insure a
William Penhale, Phyllis n-outy. Ot . ,_ wish to extend to you our heartiest friends and relatives in and around visited over the week c-nd with his leading in frorn Richmond St. south
� ville Snell, Elain.6 qtanbury. congratulations on your decision to Varna. . parents, Mr. and -Mrs. Isaac Jarrott. good supply . . �Webelie-ve that if these ) (
Second Clas,s Honours - Velma . d .
r 4,, become partners for life -and if wish- Mu, -h sympathy is felt for Mr. to the park- gro . unids, ,but the si es ii-n-provemients were made the, cost
Ic improved and -made could be easily made and perhaps ' t
-a Brintnell, Robert es of your friends have any effect Mrs. Percy Johnston in the loss of of Waubausibene, are holidaying yiitli better for pedestrians wi�lch will, no supplemented by a ,concert made up
13artow, Alm.4 and Master Jimmie and Donald McLean - ould be more
I Brdoks, 5-largaret Campbell. Roy in ordering and influencing your lives their little son and only child, two their randparents, Mr. and Mrs. ?
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I Cnmpl�ell. Rol.)ert Ell.,rington_ Mar- . 9 . J. doubt, be done in the future, as good largely of local talen�- and wi�i 14
oil a Ion, pleas;ant trail, then iillay yeaii's old, who ixas laid to rest on Bi McLean. _. ich I
. ia'n Gl.admai;i. Helen Grieve, Evel.Nn yours beoliordered with flowers ,with Monday ill�,Bayfield 'Cemetery. The Miss Etta Jarrott, of Toronto,' 1 walks are very necessary in the rush Ny.ould ,be' suie. to be well patronized ). i
I-Teninari, Ila rger��-----Ijp�ywood, Lloyd, but few rough places which will piake funeral was largely attended. spending the holidays with her par 8 of 'cars in leaving the grounds. for the porpose. .
11 - Mr and M.rs. Wilson Carlile made -Mrs. Nelson Blatchford spent the ; t
: Joneg, William Kydd. Ray Perkins, the snicath nlac,s all the smoother. There is considdrable -discussion ents, Mr. and ,Mrs. Isaac Jarroft. a shorf' visit with -relatives, in Sea-
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I Ftliel Sn,.i�h. Dorothy Traquair, Grace We congratL-late ourselves oil v6ur and disappointment over the rerriov,;ll past week or so with her nephew and
' forth on Sunday afternoon last. � I
i, Xurni, Eddle Yearley., decision to remain with us and we of the Bank or Commerce' frolil Mr. Harry Anders, on, of Thameg � neice, "INIx. and MTs. -Lloyd Hudson, .
,�e we will not, have.. to as!ienlible Vb�rna. It certainly canie as a shock Mr. Clarence McLean, of Tucl�ersmith, now being inarketed a�nd are of
z Pass � John Brintnell, 'Chester boi I'oad, visited recently with his fr�end,. New potatoes grown at honie are who spent the week end be,re. . ; (
Dunl� Harold Elliott, NLarjoric Eth� to ex p ,es, . -very
ering �, " our sot -row at your de- -in 'the very busy season With farm- Miss Nora Petty has returned ti . Two rinks of bowlers attendcd the
,on, Agnes Fai-hairn. Marie parturp. Please accept these gifts as er's and merchant good size and quality. I I
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Ford. Farl rrayne, Henry Re,tle. Al- a --n-all outward expression of tbe tle or no tinle for a plea or petition. weeks in, Seaforth, where she was �-&%v -Moir, of the tournament held at 'Mitchell on Mon- � 4
. . s, giving them lit- her home in Hay after spending some 'Mr. and Mrs. And day evening last, capturing first and
I vin Lindenfield, Allan Riebard. Anna Township of, Usborne. were recently third prizes. The first prize., went to -
M,r. Wm. Butt. -visited by their relatives, the Youngs
respect you both hold in our hearts The United Church held the"' 'all- nursing her uncle, 11 I r
� Rho,de, Williani Roweliffe. Charles i and the 'affection we have for you.- nual picnic to Bayfield on. Tuesday. Most of the fall wheat -in the dis the' -rink, composed of Veisrs. Allan
Snell, Jeanotte Ston�, Orville Webber. from the West. . . I 4
1 Signed by Wilson McCartney, Arthur I'Miss Emily Beatty, o,f London, is . trict has been cut and the barley. is ' The farmers ,McDonell, W. O. Goodwirk, 0. Bon- I .
, Hensall Cvritre. "';�1,01so,.* . ore rejoicing in the thivon and Alf. I k I
. advance price oif -wheat and , . � I
) i i, NN"m. Cameron and David en.ioying a vacation. � being cut. The �harvesting is rapidly wbich, . Clar , with ii'score -of
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First Clas, RonoursL4Laura Din— McLean." I Mrs., telek has returned --h&me af- advancin,g and all grains give prom- . S. winsi -plus 1.3. The sec6nd rink cap- . .
in, ,11arion Dougail. Allan Lo -e. ' . . _,�. . will ,fi-.ean ibetter times. . turing the third prize was composed . ;
ter sf�4nding a few day� withdriends is- of,an early ham,est. j r
Second Class Honoui-,_-DR.)-rk; Ale.J . . .. iMr. Lloyd Hed&n and family have of Messms. Douglas, Dr. 'MeTaggart, ' I �
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and,er. Audrey Cc' in tondon. The Kippen* - -Hallsgreen United got nicely settled in thei home A. W. -E, .Hemphill and Dr. Collyer,
, ,chrane, Ross For- ' . 11 new I
rest, Jean Foster. ' . . BRUCEFIELD . Wr, G. B. Wood,, of Toronto School Churches and Sunday schools picnic a few ttiles east of the village, and ith a score of 2' wins ,plus 16. 1
of Conitmerce, is renewing acquaint- was held in Jowett's Grove on Tue - in the.. dwelling. which was occupied w . i -
Pass -Loretta Bell, -Robert Drv.;�_ 8 . The ,Sabbstih school picnic of. -the
dale, Harvey Haytar. MuTiel Hoskin, Re -v. W. A. Bremner will .kronducti �neeq in our vicinity. day afternoop with a very fine crowd in the past by -Mr. Vennor, Sr., and
I Ivan Kio,fcr, Archie 3lustard. Ronald anniver�ary.rervices at Blake on Sun- The, many friends of .'Mrs, Lorne present. are working at I -arm work and gar- United Church will be held, on Wed- . �
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Peck, Gladys Sau'ridercock, ROOL)er, I day. July 22rd, and Rev. Mr. Poul- Fpps will. be sorry to kilow- sha is not Miss -Mildred and Master Jack' dening. . nesday afternoon at Bayfiel(t and
I . . - we woul,d like. - )J-Omises to V,, largely attended with .
T`hon,i.son..,AudrLy Swan.- I tPr, of '�arna, will occupy hiss pulpit in' proving as fast a Deit7 visited during the week witil Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard have return- T I 1. �
. . Ir A lawn social was held at the home their aunt, -Miss Alice Kyle, of HeL. from spen - ding a coAple of weeks' favor4ble, weather, and the annual , I
DaRlin-ood'Centre. , lor thp day. - . lof T. -Mr. Logan -.,under the aus-pices,of I I n- ed qabbath school picnic of Carmel Pres- .
c , Firit Cla�s Honnur�Dorothy Amy, N.Jr. ail:,' 'Mrs. Sel(lon Ross, of God- I 'It. Johrf'- Chi* -h, on Tuesday even� sall. � holidays ind, Mr. Hilliard has resuln- � ... . f
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�rvrtlo, Gaiser. Jt�an . I � I Mr, an�l Mr.-. Nlontei�h and ' . ed his position4 as accounta'nt in the b-,-terian eliurch will also be held on
!I,L�Kenzie. 'R, "I'- an , ' -im,e consisting' of -ednesday afternoon at Turnbull's *
. a y F"':, : ing. A progrOn 1� . I ! ,
llorlock. Helen Walper. fan�ily, of London. spe-rt Sunday at ; games�, inuz � � ... ... - Bank of Montreal.
) SV�'onll 'Class Honours -Ruth Beci,,- The hrill.-of Mv.A. Jan t sic and singing wa,.,fol- Grove, near Grand Bend, and will,
, I I ,�- �Zogs. ! 1-ved bv an hlterestinc�, talk given' -by ZURICH "Mi. and 1irs. Jas. 11'. Bonthror ,no doubt, also be verym largely at- " ; . i
L el% 'Stall !, . , GM, l)or,.hy Harlt'.!!. Mi,k4 Violet Po�rio, of Sault Ste. were in Waterloo on 'Tuesday cele- tended. .1
i Frod Hopwroft. Marie Rt�L�ier. lleen Ma'"e. i,. visirin�,: at the home of Mr rrof. Kcys. having ,been a resident ,
' * \a --Mr. C. 0. Smith, owner of Peach brating u s 80thmbirth ,
pr,i 'Mrs. 1 . Robert Allen and ' ot of '. -hvill-1, Tell' , Mrs. Yoln�blutl*. - Througil a clerical error, the hour . I I I
- St0hb!ll,, ll,omo Wo)h. .Ilur�i Lher nessee, for almost I 'being Mrs. of'the morning serivice at the United
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.11y lVolfe. , forty years. �rr. Key's is able to give Groive' Farn-L., near -St. Joseph, had day, Mrs. Younzalutt , 1
. P -l'' - P(,1-L,y A rli i ns on, Bertha fvluril , t the misfortune to -fall out of a cherry Bonthron's mother. .* : I ;
, �., ,s in he vicinity at present. ,
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llc-Ck-er, F'."ielia Et-TIrl-er,' Ruth Can. Th,� many friends of .Mrs, T. 14.1, facts and ffixures as,to industry, clim- tree last Friday and receivtd a �evere Mrs. Gea. Habkirk and daughter, Church during the months of July .
, and August was given as 9.15 in- . � .
, 01�-Vs- BI:zlco Gqrdii,r. Phylli, G!11. WhL'Aer whi ha4 be.n confilled to I .,05. -ticularly the na- , haking up, but luckily no 'bones were -Mi.,,s 'Margaret and Miss Ellis are I .
I , Lit ate and nat; pal
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, '� G 1't'). honl`�' for Th e - , a numi,Qr. Altovether the eveningwas broken. enjoyinz a water trip. I ., Baselball fans are looking forward . I I
. Del!rin Soinvar'z(litrube2% Fd.jj�,l pa s t few vNeeks, tive regro (if wbich there 'tire quite ' ,te,rd. of 9.45.
1 Walper, Pvarl Wanner. Ralph Webi:r' -,vill be --lad to hear that she. was � ". :
I . nruch enjoyol and just before break- On Tuesday forencion one of the A Tiumber of the Oddfellow's of to Nvhat promises to be avery keenly
Al%:iti Nli"�Ilt,.r-_ ,-Ihile to go to hter dflUiXllter's. Mrs. � , niain shatts in F. C.'-Kalb"eiseb's Hensall Lodge joined with the bre.th-
: C. llal:,te� . -d. �to spend lilb" uP,i'dahity lunch was served, ' coni,ested match between St. Marys . !
. Zurich Centre. id. in Stratfoi , . Nli's illaning mill broke while the mirl was ren of the sister lodge of Brue6field and Hensall, to h� played oil the dia-
. .1, . ss Fdyth Mossop spent the week :
. Fi 1-:4 -, Cla- lf,)noui-3 - Lawrence �i - 's " Iveek. end with her sister, -Mrs. Stephenson, in operation and caused considerable in .their annual decoration seijvio� ir,ond here on Friday evening, the I I
-F, Crad(lodk, of' 17)'Arcy, B. C., dannaze. The loss is estimated at ov- held at Baird's cerilietery on Sunday 21.4t, and which it is expected will be I
A vu r, (" Kenneth . Al i ' Goshen Lire. , � -
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D, , : B`eikev, 'N'c"'r. '-,i,ierly _11iss Aliv� Groy, . is th e or $300 and it will ,be some weeks afternoon last. There was a good at-
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.Viler. La,,; i -a T)-hei-t, Patricl*A Dli_ 'i'ie- of Mr, and Mrs. Jawet 'Moodk? '.N1iqs Francv4 '.Nfos.-op has been' lue- before operations can be resumed. 1; �endance, but threatening we�iher in one of the most. largely. attended of � i
chal1r.o. Veoln Kh',T)p, F(Ina, I�oell_ �h'..z' 'week. I c,ssful in. her Normal examinations wa,; fortunate that none of the work- the afternoon, no doubt, prevented a the series. as contests' between St. I e
.. arul has he(,in engaged to teach 'No, 4. -y, -d Hensall in the pa,;' have
,-Ills. "I'an Mv!� M.:, 'Mac Sillith., Tl,.,- Won-.�n's 'Kissionar, '. Soci t I Mai s an
. e y 'I near the ,;hrift and pulleys numl>er fromi. coming. proved- most exciting and interesting -
Z�(.-N)n,l Class linnours-lioitram.' niet Wednesday aft.'rnoon. Jul.%' 12th -tanley. for the ensuing year, We "'ell �rere ; I
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I t' wish 'her every �uccess. -,%-h - . Tf ,file break occurred, or a more Mr. Ferris Cantelon, of Schomberg, onvq. � I I I �
:)(,:chel`, Fran_,i4 Fot:ter, Pr,l-ot,,,y I �n the school roo'n-j. The presken , ' . - "I
,;azdlio. T�'nrf Sleml�rlcll. Ilr:4. W. A, Bremner. wa,4 ill the chair 111ous ini-forturie would have taken is here spending part of his holidays Harvesting is now in ftill swing in ) r
P"'"__Rennla 1)0*710 Rine, L-4101'0 I nn #6 c e. I with his parEnts, Mr. and Mrs, D. A. this district and th� yield and qual-
' , ,I openerl the ineeting by, singing . — Th(, local softball enthusiasts have Cantelon.
e .. ' ity is turnin- out better than 'was I I
1)"llarlre, K "'.neth r'u", Clclll'Lnc'� I "Rock of Ag� The Scripture read- KIPPEN Farquhar, of Hamilton, expectA a ec'uple of weeks ago,� a3
� �, . organized a club and on 'Monday ev- Mr. Thomas
Jeffrev. Fvan .�Ia4sv, Mildred P).;-U�, I ir'ti %vaq taken froin the 9th chapter � I ening were at Grand Bend for R game and for many years a resident of our tile recent rains helped wonderfully. I I I
"F!win'z4nidLr, FMa St:re, ", , R. .F. Chandler preached a defeating the team of that village by village, is here visiting Ili% son, The floweW beds on residential
. OI- 1 11ravers. The treasurer rep-orted the very inspirine. sermon on Sunday a ,good margin. Frank. and family and relatives in lawns and also at the C. N. R.'yard.ci
ThL- Hay Tol�n'ship Memot-ilil sch' I (if 14t Cor. ani several offered short R -1^ v.
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ar - 4h�ns IIII'Ll rded an nua 1: y by t"o Ha-ijun* offering ,was $j().po. it 1�els sug- morning lii,et in St. Andrew's Unit- . A �
rmvn.hip f'(,ln�;r to t ' , " , Mrs. Peter Koehler is -vi -siting re4e- -the .village and vicinity. am looking. very beautiful, but are
. ole three pul"ll .,c, --'ed that ea,, -h mcmber give an ex- ed Chureh. taking for his subject, tive, at Port Huron this week. , Rev, W. A., Young, pastor of Car- not yet at their best. �. �
1-1!(;'mi�.in -the T,',-,vn4hi;) of Hav �N ho, Fra cent a day frron. now till the end I "Singinz the Lord's Song Under 'Dif- - bree mel Church, is again, attending the I . .
_V,-J;� t!�.(, high,sL total, al I . �Je Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Hess and three: . CampinK and picnics at the dif-
' - ' , tb#. Higil f thig' year as a love-g-ift in order I ficult Conditions." MiS9 an I'vison ,ons '-pent. last. week at Pontiac, sum.mer school at Goderich thisweek fe-rent points along the lake shore (
--:z,hoo! 1-!a'.',(�,- Fxamina-, ions, Avel',2 that %ve nlay not fall so far below our sang ,a very pleasing solo, "Bpilding I I
%'vt;n as f(,Ilo* i 11 � _licll., '%vith relati,ves. &s a teacher, ana reports a good at-
-e: (I ) Pntricia Duch- , aite now the order of the day.
allocation. ,.Nlrs. Jaines McQueen ga-ve . For Fternity," whicill--was much ell' Mr. Lloyd O'Brien has, purchased tenflance and very interesting ses- As we intimated in a former issue 11 I
J;-i-,�e. Z�lr,lc)-, Pu!Jic SC-liool" (2)' Laura the TeriliperanZv reading. "The Sign joyed. .. I . .. .. ..
N"Lilt'11, ZU)"O'.11 Pu')Ii- `-.,�hool, th'e ffik0lng property A-htch he has siOns. Dr. Margaret Strang, of Peace River .
-a 1)echer, Zuricli 11,11.)Iic Sell 001- - Group 'No. 6, pre�ided over the pro- Andrew's United 011urch will loe held tenhouse estate. I coe, and little infant son, Ronald, are aiI o'p'en session of"the Sunday lichool I
Vei 1 (3) Board," and Mrs. Tough, leader of The regular morning service in St. occupied for some years from the Rit- 31rs. Edward Van De Keere. Sim- famie will be thp,-guest speaker at � f
Winchelsta Centre. �,Tam. The (h,votional leaflet. "The ;it the usual hour of 11 a.m. Rev..E. Mr. Cole, of near Clinton, has beer, here visiting Mrs. S. Smit, her mother of 'Carmel Presbyterian' Church on �
' First (.-'laFq flo.nours-Farl Coulti4z. Wonlan of Decision -Ruth," was giv- F; Chandler is taking the morning engaged as principal of the continua- and her brother, John, and Sister, the coming Sunday, July '23rd, at I
.-lar,ar(-t Ifern. 1)orotb�- John�, Ma,,- ell hy the lead,er. The .study period ser','ice.S in-Chiselhurst United church tion classes in Zurich school for the Miss Annie.
�0`11 Miner.�. LaVerne RodA. Nxas "T,mperance Education and the at (�.45 in the absence of their 2,30 P.M. This meeting *ill -he open .1
.Z pastor, coming ternu 'Mrs. George Dick was recently call- to the public alid a very"cordial urel- . ; I
.. econ -�Iiary N -uber,- and was given Rev. A. ' -, who is enjoying 'his �
d Class Honours-Ainia Gow- Aux . . fell ,-!Trelaii . The police trustee board of the vil- 9d to Chicago to attend the funeral come is extended to everyone to avall -
er. V011a Jaques. Ru. --,-Il Morley, by -M-rs. Stevens, Mrs. Brock, Mrs. sumnler bolidays.
. lage hag purchased a 4,500 gallon of her late father, Mr. Pavid Ander- the7-N% v , f heari g Dr ' I �
� el ie� 0 - n . Stralig,
Lillian Nhirch, Merle Equire. Haugh and Mrs. Rattenbury 'Miss Gladys *M�Lean'ig-,visjting for pressure tank and equipment for usi son, who has -been in rpoor health for who IlaS lived in thiS district since
Pa" -William Ballarityne, annual a fe'%v days with her friend, Mis,b%Ger- with the local water suprp-ly af the some time past. Her moth,er has also childhood, and who he4sr fmade for I
I . .. F,di 1�11 On Friday aftt...rnoon the�
Farl ' Mary Farl. -Eula Herdman, Ir- Sunday school picnic from Brucefield trude Fralleis, of Exeter. fire hall. It is expected that the sys- been ver� ill and a few weeks ago herself a most enviable life anil there I i
win O'Reilly, Vein.?a Squire. United Church was 'held in Jo*ett's Mrs. Herbert Whiterhian and daugh- tem will be in operation in a week or it was thought that s -he could -not re- will, no doixbt, be a very large at-
ApIleals - Candidates who have Grove, Bay -field. As iistial, s large ter, MLq% Margaret and girl friend, .so and should give ,good service t,> cover. However she rallied, but is tendanee as the medical missionary is I
been rejected by the Entrance Board crowd attended and all report a good of Toronto. and .Mr. Murray Madden, the water users and for fire protee. still in very critical health. .
- . ss 1 ,and favorably known. .
s'We'r paipers' re' -time. The fD]Imving are the winners Of London, are visiting with Mi t on. A large 'number of the villageTs The ervices, in St, Paul's Angli- t
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inay ha,ve -
read by lodging an appeal w;t-h ,the Of the races: Straig,lit races--Chil- Mabel Whiteman, Of Kippen, and Mr, Mr. Milton Oesell, barber, is mov- .have been out ,picking rasjyl�enies can
Public Mn., Church on Sunday last was con,
Sel"1001 Inspector at least t*O dren, 5 years and under Bobbie Al- and RobeTt . -Dinsdale, of Stan- into the shop formerly occupied from day to da,yi, the Yield owing to ducted at the morning dlet of wor- I �
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weeks 'before the reopenin �j � bing�hhis 'brother, the late Elyner Pesch. Tr 'i " ,
.g of school lam Blanche Zapbe, Ma ame Kers- ley. ., r the late rains'being good, and it is Iship, by Rev. Mix, Hunt, of i tt
in Septemb;er. The appeal should be lake; e6ildren,' 7 yeam and under, 'Wiss !"Mildred Workman, who is .1 s. Elizab,pth Taggart and niece, really surprising what a laiVe quan- Men-florial Church, who gave a fine I
Wcomr1anied 'by a fee of V-70, which Betty, Allan, Norma Collins, Alvin working at the home of Mr. and M n, Miss MyrtI6 Tiambe, of ,South,Bend, tity has been secured frofti the woods impy"sive sermon.. I . ( ,
wil b,�'returned in.case the appear i�- Kerslake; -girls, 10 years and under, Gordon Love of Hillsgreen, visited Ind. are visiting relatives and ?rieii�ds a'114 swamPs and many'having home At 0armel Presbyterian Churchther � � I
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allowe& , Man, Stewart, Margailiet McQueen, bver the week' end with her parents, here' at present. patches as well.
E�izabeth Aikenhi?aA; boys, 10 years Mr. and Mrs. John'Wo4mmn, of Kip- Pastoll, Rev. W'. A. Young, preacihid - ., I
_0-----z— , A large gang of telephone workers at the evening service, delivering a
. and under, Donald Da�tman, Kenneth Pen-- - are busily engaged in the village and very able and interesting discourse, I t
13 yeays and under, Doreen Popper, ed fi I
MoKenzie, Kewwth McKenzie; girls-, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alexander, of I distri4t with fine' equipment for the while the cfhoir render ne music.
Days of FamousHurons Tuckerwith, visited with friends in HENSALL work. ..... The slerviCes in the U�ited Church - I ?
(Continued ,from i5agpe 1) Gladys McKenzie, Barbara Graham; Listowel on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Case oil Sat- at the morning servicem s, cotduct- �
, ' boys, 13 years and under, Men SNiian, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bell visited dur. - IMi,, Victo a .
r's father, ria Bolton. has returned uTd2Y afternoon and ,evening last, in emner, of the I I
had no strike outs. Rus. Buegess Harry Collins, Ted Eckel; young lid- ing the week with the latte to her home -after spending two, weeks P�Sponse� to a kind inivitation. for ipat- United Church, Brucafteld; who gave
knocked the only home run of the ies, race, Margaret Ervine, Margaret Mr. Robert Taylor, of Forest. on Franklin Island, Geoigian Bay, rons and OtheTs:to visit their fine a fine, earnest and t - �
oung 11 _ "ctical �sermon,
98mv. Broa&oot, Gladys McKenzie; y t Mr. with Toronto friendg, b*ery, -had a very -large nunlber call- while the Choir did their %rt in their �
Wonktn-Weber. c.; F� Bettget, men's race, Harold Jackson, Wilson Willia= Ivison is isom%�What imipro'v- Wednesday afternoon last our vil- ing and to whom thev served. %isuallbM Wwient manner, Mr. IftIA :
1b.; Ers;kine, 2b.; E. W'qlson, s.s.; MzCartney,. 991gin Thomp4on; .m -^r- ed in health. His many friends are ]age half holiday was a great day for They have a fine 'ba:iery"h,nd equip- Rennie singing e
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h 3b.; W. Rettger. r.f.; ried ladies' race, ldrs. Rosr; S66 , It, klad -to seg him ou-t again. v ry pleasingly at the
�Ni'ec r cl.; Leppard, Lf.; I . plybile picnics, the Presbyteiians, iment and are deservedly well patron- 'Morning service in A well-chosen solo, �
, 1G. Mrs. J. Thompson, Mrs. G. n; IM4ster' Robert Field, of Alma, is United Churell nd the A., Y., P. A� ized as it is a great Convenience to be and Mr. W. 6. Goodwin at, the eve,-
netz, P. trarried 3nent's taee� 111arol Jae ,4siting fo,r a few -weeks with his h,vi a .
I SeafOrth-& Rennie, in.; Wright, Elgin Thompsonq, J. Co , ; th 0% friends, Master DonaI4 Ray and ng all Chosen that day. able to get all kinds Of 'bread, cake 'ng service, At the ,evening se;rvice " I
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lb.; Muir, 2b.; G. Rennie, s.s.-, Tam- legged race, -boys, Jilm , e and Buddy Cooper, of Stanf � e�k Mr. C. B. Dabiel�, general ,nilanager and Pastry of all kinds just when Rev, AfT. Chandler, of th,el United . I t
Saskatchewan Relief Commissioner, YOU want it, and particularly so in 'Church, RIPPeN. preached' a very in -
an, ab.; Brownlee, r.f.-, McGregor, Andrew McKenzie, Ted e a Miss Fanma McBride, of Blake, vis- Regina, paid a flying visit to his §is- the summer months when home hak- ,spiring sermon. on th,e coming Sun_
c.f.. 'Burgess, Lf. Lloyd Thomp§on; th-ree-legged sack ited over the week end at the home ter Mrs. L. R. Coles and Mr. Coles ih9 becomes m strelluous. . r
Seaforth Wins Third Game. race, .Margaret Irvine and.Wargaret of her ,brother, Mr. and Mrs. Eftat , ' day InlOrning JUl,Y 23rd there will be �
n Tuesday. "Mr. and Wa. Alexander ,Smillie, Of a change in the.ordet"of so "
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. 'Seaforth defeated Monkton jl()�8 in Broadfoot, Gladys 'McKeinzie and MdMdp,, of Kippen. I A number of the bowlers Tn�otored Tororlto, are here spietriding a week Hev.Mr. Brem'ber, On account of tak-
monk-ton on Wiednesday night in a Norma. Revenior, Doreen Pepper and 'Mr. aiid Mrs. Robert Vc4ea" and to, Stratford on Wednesday afternoon Or RO with their son, Dr. Ivan Smillie. ing anniversary,servive,s at the Blake
hat-d-dougilt gainle,. As both teania ,Anne Cornish; everybody ,thread and sons. Jimmie and Donald, of Wftl- to attend the tournamat,. while flvrq. Waltc-r 1 f
We're fteeit on winning, ev'6'ry little needle race, Bvielyn Grainger and bAusheme, arle visiting for a few days Oth Hdlykirk and daughter, Uharch, will bwe to exchange duties
differeftee ended in an argumelit and Audrey tSwan, Wils6h, Bro tb the fol r' pa ell , Mr, and ers; went to Clinton. Ni,gq Margaret, bave returned from a with Rev. Mr. POUItter, of Varna, who, ' -
adfoot and wi -me a .r ts fMi4s. James Zparks, who has for a Ve�v Pleisant n1loh1th's visit afid trip will take the morning service at 9.45. 1 �
on difrereTrt occasions the large nuft,#- W*n*l- Brohdfoot John Fothering- ,Mrs. J'. B. McLean, of Tuckeismith. number of molnth§�, been -visiting with witii redatilv�evj and friends in differ- The" exelianges of vervite are just
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ton surged On the field, i5forgan and mimitie race. Norria Rever,or, Gre ronto, atte7h,ded divine service in St, troit, is rpturrini for the sulam t whOl-0 f0ulld Crops VeIT'goOd a -Ad list giving Pastors an, 6ppoitunity of f �
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" Broadifoot, Evelyn Grainger; chum Andrew's United'Church On, Sunday h�gr, own liatnie herd on Queen P,*rondslng., - �
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