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THE SECOND DIVISION
COURT
County of Huron --
Office in the Dominion Bank Bnild-
ing, Seaford'. Office torus: Tues-
day. Thursday and Saturday. 1.30 p.m.
to 5 0.'m. Saturday evening., 7.30 p.m.
to 0 p.m.
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Insurance Agencies - Seaforth
ANNOUNCES
the ram:hese of 'the insurance business
of Kaye & Meir, and the addition of
their eo•ipanies to our previous facili-
ties enables us to give unexcelled
-service in, a1L,iiries,_.._. _
SEAFORTH ONTARIO
10-f7
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y.
HEAD OFFICE -- SEAFORTH ONT.
OFFICERS:
Wm. Krrneii,rtt. L'ondesboro - Pres.
°4V IL, Archibald, Seaforth - Vic+ -Pres.
Merl A. Reid., Seaferth - See-Treas. .
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Wor HOaAltal"Abe, Wi.ti 'Meet.--
The regular iieetiijg of the Wemeen's-
Hrae itel Aid. to Scott Memorial Hos-
pital win be held on Theree dy, Oct.
33rd, at 3.30 p.m. in the Carnegie Lib -
nay.
Anpouncement,—Mr. and Mrs. John
McNtughton announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Sarah Elsie.
Alm,' to Mr. Joseph Clarence Smillie;
son of Mr. and Mrs. James Smillie,
the marriage to take place early,•in
October.
Mrs. Sproat Wins.. --Next Tuesday
Mrs. F. S. Brugger will be in, charge
of golf and 'on Thursday Mrs. Earl
Bell will be la charge of bridge. At
the bridge 'hent Wednesday evening
prizes were won by Mrs. Ross J.
Sproat, 1st; Mrs. J. A. Munn, 2nd,
and Mrs. F. G. Forrester, oonsolatien.
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Ministerial Association Will Meet.
--The Seaforth and District Minister-
ial Association will held its first
meeting for the autumn term on Mon-
day at 2 p.m., Sept. 29th, in the par -
rah hall of the Anglican Church.
Papers will be given by Revs. Hugh
Jack and W. A. Bremner. .
Scott - Walters. -A quiet wedding
took place on Fri -day afternoon at 3
o'clock at First Presbyterian Manse,
Seaforth, when Audrey Gladys Alber-
ta, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott F. Walters, of McKillop, was
united in marriage to.Corpo'ral Arnold
James Scott, of Camp 'Borden, second
SOD of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Scott,
of McKillop. Rev. Hugh Jack offici-
ated, The bride was attired in sbl-
dier blue crepe dress with black ac-
cessories and carried a bouquet of
gladi•oi•u. $he was attended by !her
sister. 'Miss Erma Wafters, who wore
a moss green crepe dress withe black
accessories, and carried a bouquet .of
snapdragons. They groom was at:teend-
ed by. Corporal Willian. Campbell, of
Camp Bonde•n.' Corporal and Mrs.•
Scott left later on a wedding trip to
Guelph.
Sermon Subjects For Next, Sunday.
—St. Thomas' C•huroh: Rector. Rev.
Dr. Hurford. -11 a.m., "Our Belief in
God"; '7 p.m,, "St. Paul At Athens."
Sunday School. at 1e a:m.
' St. Mary's, Dublin -3 p.m., "Our Be-
lief in G-od"; Sunday School at 2.30
p -.m,
Northside United Church: Rev. H.
V. Workman, Minster -10 a.m., Sun-
day School; 11 a.m„ Rev. W. A.
Bremner. speaker for Ontario Tem-
peranee Federation; 7 p.m., Rev. R
A. Brook, of Hensall. Thursday, 7.45
'p.m„ Prayer Service. Anniversary
service -Sunday, Oct. '20. conducted
by Rev. Professor A, S. Orton, M.A..
D.D.,
of. Emmanuel College, Tordiitie
,McKillop ,Charge --65th an'niues'da-t-y
of Winthrop Cavan Chure'h; services' at
11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Preacher, Rev.
Arnold A. Matthews, B.A., B.D„ of
Sarnia. --R. W. Craw, Minister.
First Presbyterf,an Chunch—Morn-1
ing service at 11 a.m., Rally Day ser-
vice when church and Sunday school
meet together; ohiid-ren take part, in
,service; service of Baptism at tins
service. Eventing service at 7 p.m.,
subject, "No Ccandenvnation." 1Viid-
week service, ;Thursday et 8' p.m.ri
Y &ung People's Society, Tuesday, Oct.
las—Rev. Hugh Jack, Minister.
Smith - Lane. --A ;quiet but pretty
wedding was solemnized on, Saturdia t
morning at seven o'clock in 'St.' Pat-
rick's Catholic Church, Taranto, when
Margaret Helen, :d'augh'ter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Lane, of the Mill Road,
Tuckees,ralitlh was united, in marriage
to Norman Keith Smith, of Toronto.
Rev. Father ,Muidoo'n offiiciated. 'Phe
bride ware a becoming gown of dusky
rose crepe with felt hat of similar
shade and oo-ra'age of red roses. Miss
Elizabeth Lane, sister of the bride,
was bridesrmaid; wearing. air force
blue crepe, "wehat oe navy felt. Her
corsage was of pink rues. and baby's
breath. Brian Hennesey, of Toronto,
was groomsman,. The wedding break-
fast was - served at the residence of a
relative, Mrs. E. -Cronin, in Sunnyside,
followed by a reception. The bride's
mother, Mrs. T. Lane and Mrs. J.
,Srrrith,-•mot,her of •the bridegroom, re-
ceived the guestts. Mn and Mrs. Smith
.left later en a trip to Niagara Falls.
On their return they will +resi'd'e at
150 Howland Avenue, Toronto.
W4 ' M. Auxiliary Thankoffering
Meets.—Mrs, B. S. Scott, of Lon!clon,
Ont., .was the guest Speaker at the
anneal 'tthankoffering meeting of the
W. M. Auxiliary held 'at the Sunday,
morning service in Northside United
Church. Mins. Scott told of the dif-
fieulties' encountered by the mission-
aries working in. West China,where
five United Church mission: stations
rb.ave been bombed. She s+palae of the
continued pa'o'gress • bf. the . United
'Church in Canada, whish has 350 mis-
sionaries in India, China and Japan,
and 170 home missionaries working
in Canada, and compared this organ-
ization to a`livin'g, growing tree. Mis-
stionani'es, th'e speaker -geed, are the
best exp'onemtsr of world peace and
brothemh'oodt•' Metal and scrap Iran
Shipped from. Canada • to Japan are
being made into bombs by the Jap-
anee'e, to destroy our Canadian, anis-
skm buildings and, kill bur ad -Pe n -
tries, More gifts, and gireater sacri-
fice ane needed for this cause and, 'al-
so to win the war. "Tire Communists
sacrifice; Why cannot we?" she ask-
ed.
Former Seaforth Merchant .Dies in
Calgary, -Me Calgary Heralds of Sep-
tember 12th makes the foliating re-
ference to the death of William Pick-
ard, for mane years, one of the prom-
inent merchants end residents, of Seas
forth: "William- Pickaad, veto wars 90
yeas ,old -mn Tuesday, died We'dmres-
dra r aftorwaon at !the bone of his
daughter, Mrs, .0. L. Ohesst ee, 936
:Malt Avenue .1neeebhevent:- He had
'beets reotehg lit the afteetiotal, and-
c+illapsed ao be Aided for nate. In spite
Of stele age, ru r. fi'iekarrd'' had been "arc-
tti: e1r ,Inter .: , d tee the en+ in, iiioi1
iii' i 1, and ' *MOM 1ie'tq+s+"fnxiot+lln
DIRECTORS:
iK'11iLiam4 Kitox, Lairdemboro; George
• nitardt, 8frod lager; '.Ja 'lee Con-
nolly, Go'derdreb,, Al+et Vroadfoot, R.,
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i..a '� a ,...,w.• �t-A1elander, lend . 2,
1114$1an, R.R, 6, Sear
till ;,, . A.rciaibald, R.R. 4,
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won
13aking Sale
in MacTavish's Store
on /.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 27th
From 3 to 6 p.m.
Under the auspices of the C.W.L.
of St. James' Church,
closely. He was born in Exeter, Ont.,
rind carried on a mercantile business
at Seaforth, Ont., for 25 years prior
to earning to Calgary te, 1910. He.
eccco�� tined the dry- goods business in,
C Igary under the name of William
Pickard & San, on Eighth Ave. West.
Mr. Pickard was a member of Ores -
Cent Heights United Church. His wife,
Mrs. Emma C. Pickard, died 'here
eight years ago. He is survived- by
three daughters: Mins. A. A. Lind-
ner, Victoria, B.C.; Mrs. R. D. Mur-
ray, Innisfail, and Mrs. Chesney, of
Calgary; 12 grandrethi'ldren and five
Home Baking
SALE
AFTERNOON TEA
APRON SALE
in M'acTAVISH'S STORE
on
TUESDAY, OCT.' 1st
sfrom 3 to 6.30 p.m.
Donations of Baking to be in
before 3 p.m.
Under auspices of Barbara
Kirkman Auxiliary of First
Presbyterian Church,
EVERYONE WELCOME
— Silver Collection —
C.W.L. DANCE
ST. COLUMBAN
Friday, 1September 27.
MOONLIGHT SERENADERS
Lunch served
ADMISSION - 35 CENTS
The Green Front De-
partment Store , will
remain open Wednes-
day afternoons, com-
mencing October lst.
M. BURKE,
Manager.
"Alberta Coal"
"Deep Seem Drumheller Coal"
"MONARCH" 4x10 LUMP
Car leaving Mines October 8th
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Price: $10.80 off car, haul your own
Price: $11.40, delivered in town.
We have fiiist quality Pennsylvania
'Anthracite, Stove or Nut size, while
supply lasts: $13.60 per fon, haul your
own; $14.20 p'er ton delivered in linens
All business --Cash. .
Coal -prices are moving u'p at all Mines,
J. H. Scott
PHONE 336
Radio Repairing
ALL MAKES OF RADIOS. FOR SALE
Also several Used Radios for sale.
All orders. of $5.00 or over will be
delivered free of Charge..
BERT MCSPADDEN
WALTON
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SIXTY-FIFTH_ •
ANNIVERSARY
CAVAN CHURCH
Winthrop
Sunday, Sept. 29th
$eraices at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m.
REV, ARNOLD MATTHEWS,
B.A., B.D., of Sarnia, Guest
Speaker '
Everyone Welcome
R. W.' CRAW
Minister
FREE SERVICE
OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD
HORSES OR CATTLE
removed prompilie and efficiently,
mp*Y''p io•e tsC0101; c14'tai
WILLIAM StO E SONS
IJMITEb :
wore 91, ' • INGEt LL
PHONE, 219 '- ''MITCHELL
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t nd ,''aria sex'v-
i:ces wili.b . 1140, ate eitdel4"at funeral
bonne at 3,3tt "�; . ak I? 'da: aftornooTt.
Rev, P. H 8J ac area Rey. F. W.
Locke wild gj cj+ate, anti 'jntern4ynlent
wird be iw t + tw xd' Cemetemy',"
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Young Peopl,Ws Union Meets. --Oe
Monday evening, Sept. 23rd, the
Young Peapi,elet Ualiou of Norttusede
United' 'Chrome opened ..for the fall
meetings, Mr er hn: SI vene, presided
over the meeting; which was opened
by singing "Pe}ith Of Our 'athieas,''
after which the- Lord Prayer was
repeated itt un+ipon.. The,, minutes of
the. last mee:tiglg were read, by the
secretary, Jean S'male, and the roll
was called. err, Lawrence - Taylor
had charge of, the program which: he
opened with' the poem, 'RA Plea For
Strength." Hymn No, 223, "Precious
Name," was' sung awl Rev. Mr. Work-
man led in prayer. John. Stevens
read the Scripture lesson, Luke 24.
Dr. ne ursows, gave an imapiTing ad,-
dr•ess "on Dr. Woodside, Moderator of
the United Church at the opening of
'the Contuse' held in Wimn:ipeg' early
this %trainer. The meeting was
brought to a' chose by singing a hymn
and repeatrLng the M'1zpah benediction
4m unison.
Brack - DiaPer,—Standands of glad-
iold decorated the home of Mr. and
Mrs_ William C . Wrigk t, Ingheatr Ave.,
Toronto, for the marriage toil Satur-
day, Sept. 21st, of Miss. Mary' Ellen
Diaper,' daughter, of Mr. Horace J.
Diaper, to Mr, George Stewart Black,
Toronto, eon of Mrs, Black and the
late William Black, of Seaforth. Rev.
• W. A. Hunniseee officiated. Given in
marriage be herr father, the bride
wore a tailored suit of nigger ;,brown,
with hunter's green accessories• and
co'rsage of Talis'nian roses. Mrs. Har-
ry Scott, 'her sds.ter's matron of hon-
or, wore a teal 'blue suit with black
accessolries and corsage of Rapture
noses. Mr. Thoraas Htoustoo' Reeve
was groomsman„ After the reception
Mr; Black and rhes bridle left for West-
ern Ontario, end will live in Taranto
on their return. -
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Barbara Kirkmen Auxiliary Meets.
—The September meeting of the Bar-
bara Kirkmian Auxiliary of First
Presbyterian` Ohnu'eh, was ,held on
Tues -day night. The business part of
the meeting was conducted by tine
president, Moss' Ross; Mrs. James F.
Scott convener of the Lillian Simp-
son Group, that had charge of the
program, occupied the chair. As, the
auxiliary is anxious that the subscrip-
tion list for the - Glad Tidings should
be substantially increased this year,
it was decided to have a "Glad' Tid-
ings" program. Mrs. Scott gave a
general outline of. the paper's work..
Mies Ross, the current events; Mrs.
J. A. M•unia, an artiole on; "Miseeon'ary
Work in War Time"; Miss McLean,
the 1Tfe of b-n'e of ,the toms mission;
pioneers; Mrs. Beaton, a 'story, and
Mrs. Swale, a poem. The Scripture
reading was•takes by Mrs: G. D. Fer-
guson and the prayers by Mrs. Char-
ters, Miss Ross and Mrs. Geddes. Miss
Doris Ferguson sang very sweetly,
"The Love of tiae Mothers of Men."
The auxil'iery expects to hold an ap-
ron bazaar and sale of home-made
cooking on Tu'eeday -next. The thank -
offering fn'eeti.n,g rail' be !veld in Octo-
ber.
Brother Dies in Rochester, N. Y.—
The Rochester Democrat. and Chron-
icle makes the following reference to
the death' of James Wallace,. brother
of Mr. Samuel Wallace, Mrs, Andrew -
Archibald and, Miss' Agnes Wallace,
of town, .and a former, resident of
Tuokersin'itlh: ,"Entered into rest
Sunday evening, Sept. 15, 1940, James
Wallace, . formerly of 659 Flower City
Park. He is survived by wife, Net-
tie D. Wallace; daughter, Olive W. -
C'htapmaii: three brothers;' Arthur F.,
Rochester; Samuel 5„ Setafarth, Ont.,
Andrew M. Sacramento, Calif.; 'four
sisters, Mra. Andrew Archibald and
Miss Agnes Wallace; Seaforth, Ont.;
Mrs. James F. Stuart, Los' Angeles,
Calif., and Mrs. V. R. Beshgeto'or, Al-
ma. Mires Friends may call at Siske
& Handy Parlors,, 105 Lake Ave.,
where services will be held Wednes-
day afternoon at -2 lo'elock. Interment
Riverside." Mr. Wallace had been in
failing -health ail summer but the end
came suddenly. He brad been an em-
ployee of the Epetma,n Kodak Co. in
Rochester, N.Y:, for about 40 .years,
first as toolmaker and d'raf'tsman and
later as business ianoreased chiefly as
draftsman. He was, in his seventy-
first year.
Death of Mrs. Charles Warman.. ---
A resident of Seaforth„ Mrs. Charles
Wiasnlan•' died at her 'Brame on West
'W'illiam Street on, Friday, Sept. 20Th.
She was a daughter of the late John
Cameron; been iyr: Tuekersmith in
1867, and wiznsa,i•rried 45 years ago.
They settled an the London Road,
near Brucefleld, .where- they resided
until 1937 when they retired to 'Sea-
forth.Mrs. Wa5'eran. was a member
of First Presbyterian Chur`ah ansa a
life member of the `Women's' Mission-
ary Society. Surviving are hes' hus-
band and an ad'opte'd son, Lawrence
.Warman; two brothers!, James and
Peter Cameron in. Tuckersmvtth, and
a sister, Mrs. E. O. Roberts, Cbn-
naeau.t, Ohio. The funeral took, place
on Monday to Malitilndbaank ceme-
tery. Rev. Hugih, Jack offielated.' The
lnallbearere were ' Messina. AlexMc-
Nab, William Etty, Ja'mes' Boyes, Sam
•McPherson, ' W.il•1r1hm Cameron and
James Aikenhead, anti• the flower -
bearers wene Messrs.. Lorne Lemon,
.R,oss . McNab, Bibiiie Boys, Will Mc-
P-h'erson, Jack Cameron and Elmer
Cam'eron. These' who attended from
a distance were: Mr. and Mrs, Louie
Diegal, Waterloo; -Mra: Fred Seattack,
Kitchener; Mrs. Simasugerr, SebrLng-
vil.le; Mr. and Mrs. Jahn' Elligsion,
Monkton; Mrsa Etty and soli., Wil-
liam, Mrs. L. Rate, MIT. Lerman and
son, Lorene, Mr. and eines-Brunner
and Mrs. Vosper, .,lbf Mitchell.
LOCAL BRIEFS ,
• Lieut. W. alb'eon'. White, Carling
,He+ightte, London, iiiititutthe week -end
11
at the nr.e of his Mather, Um. M.
White.
• glee Ins Drat ..s nt the ' 'een-
et tj, in Toroot
• Town; Clerk TX. I#. Wlieon and
Abs. W111'somr amts Sp:eishvg two weeks
holidays in Detroft.. -
• Mrs, 1t'. M. idekeied, 01, VorentO
!est the week -end at tree' ht MO, .rat
E'g4noutivi.kle.
• Mrs, Ja+utes Keq're heti reterne 1 tq
'her name' after speted4ig a few weeks
with, her Scale i'n Buffalo,
• Mrs, Arthur Mason, 01 Saska-
•to'on', wito hate been.' visiting Lor $he
past few months at the Nolte' of her
Mother, Mrs. Robe,4^t Charts ee Milt
Road, left last week for h n home in
the West.
• Mrs, George Ismael', of Toronto,
is a guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Bell.
• Mr. and Mrs, Dawson Reid, of
Guelph, were week -end guests at the
home of his mother, Mrs. J. F. •Reid.
• Mr.`and. DOS, D. M. Beattie and
two daughters,, of Louden, were the
week -end guests .of Mr. John Beattie
and Mr. and Mrs 3. A. Stewart.
• Mrs, William' Deem. tae returned)
from Toronto, where she spent sev-
eral weeks.
• Miss Jean McKinnon, .of the staff
of the Bank of Montreal,' Toronto, is
the ggues't of Mrs. Johii Ho11 . . Mrs.
Holland has received "word, s m her
husband that he had a:rriveii safely
in England. He 1s' with, the, R.C.E.
• Mrs. Woods, of Toronto, and Mrs.
H.' Speare, of • London, were week -end
guests, at the home of Mrs. L. T;.De-
Lacey.
• Mr. Ian'MacTavish, R.C.A.F., To-
routta, spent the week -end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs John Mae
Tavist.
• Mr. Peter Smli•th, of Windsor, was
a 'week -end guest at 'tihe home of his
brother, Mr. C. M. Smpth,
• Dr: and 'Mrs. J. 'A. Gorwil'I are
on a holiday ,motor trip bo North Bay,
Ottawa and other, points.. During his
absence 'his 'practise is being Looked
after by Dr. Rider, of Loa -don.
• Mr• Ken McCartney, R.C.A.F., of`
Moose Jaw, who is now training at
St. Th'omas, was ' a week -end guest
at the home of his, uncle, Mr. John
Beattie.
• Lieut. B. J. Duncan, of London,
spent the week -end at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.,. J. Dun-.
can. e
• Rev. W. D. McDo•najd, of Toron-
to, a former minister of gmondvil'Ie
United Church, was a guest this week
at the home of Mrs. Donald McKen-
zie. -.
• Mr. Ronald McKay, of , Toronto,
spent the week -end at the home of
his mother, Mrs. "Hugh- McKay. •
• Mr. "Iona S'iils, R.C.A.F., Camp
Borden, spent the week -end at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. S. Sills,.
• Mr. Aubrey Carter, University of
Toronto staff, spent the week -end
with his parents, Mr.' and Mrs. No1'-
man Canter, Huron Highway west.
• Mr. and Mrs; Milton Stewart and,
Mrs. Coleman were in London on Srat-
urday attending the-, funeral of Mrs..
Stewart's niece, the late Maisie Cole-
man.
• Mr. Hugh McLaughlin; of Stan-
ley Township, has purchtned the resi-
den•ce of Mrs, Charles Finkbeiner,. in
E:gmondviile..
• Mrs. H. E. Smite, . Helen and
Donald spent the week -end at her
home in Milverton,
• Mrs. E. Geddes and Mis's Mary
spent last Week with relatives in Bay-
field.
• Mrs. L. T. DeLacey Was ;in To-
ronto this week.
• Mr!. and Mrs. Bolger have, mov-
ed here.from Wir.'nipeg and 'will
spend the winter at the Royal A�part-
merits.
• Mie -s Alice Daly spent the week-
end in Toronto.
• Mr. Douglas Stewart was in Loa-
-den on Sunday conducting services
in Elmwood Church.
• Mr, Van Bell, �nho joined the'
R.C.A.F. some time- ago. was called
to Toronto this week. ,
• Miss Alice Devereux, of Tama -
to, spent the week -end at the home;
of her Mother, Mrs. F. Devereux,
'• 'Mr. A. Zimmerman has moved in-
to the residence on' John' Street; re-
cently vacated by Mis..Williatn Deli'
ereux.
• M'r. and' Mrs. 'Tames F. Scott
entertained the m'emberS of the Sea -
forth Junior Institete at their home,
Thornton Hall, on Monday evening.
•' Miss Jackson is seriously ill at
her home in E,gm,ondville.
• Miss S. I. McLean was, in Strat-
ford over the week -end being called
there 'owing to the , sudd'en death of
her -cousin, the late T. J. Kyle, well
known hardware merchant of that
city.
• Mee. A. R. Sampson, of Toronto,
•
RtiTheatre :Safortli
NOW -SHOWING
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"JEEPERS CREEPERS"
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"GOUCHO SERENADE"
with
GENE. AUTRY SMILEY BURNETTE_
A REAL WESTERN
Corning •
"THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTR,E DAME"
e,
and Mi -ss Janette Wilson:, of London,
were guests at the Bene of Mr. 'and
Mrs. J. C. Greig on Saturday.
• Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stewart, of
Toronto, 'and Miss' Mary Stewart, Of
Kincardine, were week -end guess of
Mr. and Mrs. H'aray Stewart.
• Mr. R.' Re McKindsey 'has in-
stalled a new Neon electric sign in
front of his drag store on Main Street
and has also i.ntstalled a new lighting
system in the store:. -
• Mr. Joe Eekart, who is engaged
in t'he' construction of the airport at
Picton, spent the week -end with his
family here..
• Miss Mary Johnston has takeh a
position -on the staff of the local
branch of the Dominion Bank. •
• -Mr. Charles Dickson, of Lion'doue
spent the week -end with: his father,
112x:. Thomas Dickson.
•;-Mayor J. T. 'Cluff,'1VIrs. Cluffn Miss
Jan'e't, Mr. Scott Cluff and Miss Janet
Score were in Galt for the week -end..
IVlist Scott remained to visit. friends.
• Miss H. L. McLean, of Toronto,
speip4, the week -end at the 'home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mc-
Lean,
• Miss Gladys Thompson;. Miss
Au'ra' Graham and' Mrs. E. T. -Kellam,
of .Niagara Falls, wereweek-end
guests: at the home of Mrs. J. B.
Thompson.
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