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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1941-06-06, Page 77,7 eW Pr: - Rgbgrtilon• - Gemmell' A lovely wedding of•intereat in; this vicinity was solemnized iu tat. ]Paul'o Presbyterian March, Guelph, vviiien. Miss Irene Jean. Gemmel, d upte't^ of 'Mr. and Mrs, Robert Genxmell, 178 York Road, that eity, became the bride of Mr. Maxwell Robertson, for- merly of Dub)Giu, stat of M. and Mrs. Alex Robertson, .Chatham. .ltev.. 'iV I% Wilson officiated. The church was, beautifully decorated with spring flowers, lilacs, tulips and lnxlrepur. Given in marriage by her father, the bride looked., attractive in a gown of romance blue crepe in street length,. redingote style, with matching hat and accessories, 'an,d'wearing a corsage of Briarcliffe roses and lily -of -the -valley. The bride's only.' attendant was Miss Marcella Woods, wearing canyotu rose crepe, street length dress in 'redin- gote style, with hat and accesories black. Her •corsage was of pastel shaded sweet peas and lilrof-the-val- ley. Mr. Charles Robertson, of Til- bury, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Miss Marjorie Marshall played the weeding music and during the signing of the register Miss Ina Hill sang "Because." A reception was held at the home of the bride's par- ents with spring -flowers, lily -of -the - valley, larkspur and narcissi grace- fully used in decorations. The. bride's 'table was centered with the wedding cake, and white candles -In silver hold- ers and vases of spring flowers also Men of 30,40750 PEP, VIM, VIGOR, Subnormal? Want normal pep, rim, gym', vltaiiy' Try Carex Tonic. Tablets. Contains tonics, stimulants, oyster elements— 'aids to normal pep after 30. 40 or 50. !Get a special introductory sire for only ' 354- Try this' aid to normal pep and vim today. For sale at all good drug stores. decorated the .table. Mr, amedt • -Mrs. Robertson left on. a honeyf}oon the bride gowned in natty blue wit>xx' matching ac$essorlee, ,On their return they will residein Gi elpll, Amongst the number of young mew to be ordained to the priest'haod by His Excellency Bishop Kidd at St: Peter's Cathedral, London, .on Satur- day,, June 7th, wilt be- Harry F. Feeney, C.R., only son, of Mrs. Kant:- leen athleen Feeney and the late Francis J. Feeney. Gordon'• Ml'l, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dill, will re- ceive the Holy Order of Subdiaconate• Included in the names cif graduates to receive the Degree of Bachelor of Arts at Western University are those of Arthur Looby, C.S.B., of Dublin, and Archie Hoggarth, of Cromarty.. Joseph Moore was the victim of an unfortunate accident on .Saturday when the was attending' a bee shing- ling a barn on the farm on Centre Road recently purchased by ' Alex Roney. He fell from the roof rota the barnyard and was taken, in an ambulance to the hospital. His back is broken, in two places and she is in critical coneditidn. Dr. K W. Me- Landress, of Mitchell, attended him., •Miss Mary' Beale attended the fun- eral uneral of her aunt, Miss P. Beale, in To - h" ronin, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Curtin and Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Horan spent Sunday at the Martyr's Shrine, Midland. Visitors: Lieut. F. Stapleton, R.C. D.C., Toronto, and Pte. J. C. New- combe, R.C.O.C., Camp Borden, with Ms. and Mrs. Wm. Stapleton; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Krauskopf and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McCormick and two chil- dren, Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Krauskopf; Dr. and Mrs. D;" Sturgis, Oshawa, and -Miss Marion Dill, Lon- don, with Mr. and Mrs. P. Dill; Mr. and Mrs. Matt McCarthy and children of Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. ichael McCarthy: Mr. and Mrs. Hasson, of London, with Mr. and Mrs. James Shea; Albert Jordan, Detroit, and Father John McIver, Toronto, with 0 0..xtop'f al4 ni�b,is are .pal --4141 � y restleia!' ,Th ,. If yofnrlodnefs areept of order 104640g; cleanse the bleed et poisons and .waste 0uaiac-;,7our ..mat is ldcety su}fer'vug, too. At the fleet sial of 4� WWI&' turn confidently to Dodd'* Kidney Piitlf-ter over hall a century the favorite iiidney remedy: Eley to take. 114 Dodd s Kidney Pills Mr. and Mrs. Pat Jordan) Mr. and Mrs. Frank' O'Rourke, Detroit, with Mrs. Jane Burns; Kenney Burns, of Walkerville, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Burns; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dill and baby, Detroit, . with Mrs. Catherine Byrne; Mr. and .Mrs. Basil Byrne and'two children, Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. M. Nagle; Miss Rose Krauskopf, Detroit, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John 'Krauskopf; Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Reynolds, Detroit, and Jos. Carpenter, Chatham, with Mr. and! Mrs. Jos. Carpenter; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Conlin, Granton, with Mr. and Mrs. John McGrath; Mr. and. Mrs. Harvey Spencer, Pontiac, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Spencer, of Strati$rd, with Mr. and Mrs. F. Smith and Gar Smith; Miss Florence Smith, Kippen, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.'Frank Smith; Mr. and Mrs.. Wm. Fisher and family and Robt. Kneclitel, Gadshill, at the Smith horde; Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Griffith, California, With Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Flynn; Mr. and: Mrs. Joseph O'Reilly and children, of Shakespeare, and John O'Reilly To- ronto, with' Mr. and Mrs. William O'Reilly; Miss Veronica Molyneaux in Goderich. •14.elnP100;9ent td !ira' o, b.9999tego. an ae a'iity 9b,r **, frolppl duly Zst For trhhe vTo}l [e<'# wbq .aro subject to periods of u$employltlertt t•hroughl x"o fault pf their owd, ft will' Mean, the difference between+ being' o14 relief or chariety and the eeelf; es3ect'. of ha trin, g /Provided fou`•their , own welfare through a plan of"i _,",brans --saving$, • Thepllan lis: one of • co•operatioa he- tweet "the employer, tl e employee and the Government, E 'Makes a eon- tribution based on- weekly wages • o e To e them . h d byt ear ee p Ytie . n amount . coributed by ,:the employe) and the amount `decjupted from ,the. employee's wages., llae Government adds one-fifth of the total, and pays for the cost of operation. These 'con- tributions; are similar to insurance pre- miums, and aceuanul'ate against the day when the worker, either male or female, beco'rnes unemployed. Then, in a very short time the wor`ke'r be- gins, to receive weekly cheques which will continue or a limited) period of unemployment: This, briefly, is the Unemployment Insurance Plan 'which becomes a law of Canada, just as it has been' a law in Great Britain for more than thirty years. With the experience of the British Act as well as the examples of other countries to draw upon, the Unemployment Insurance Commission has -created a plait which should op-• erate with the least inconvenience to 'the employer and to 'the greatest pos- sible benefit to the workers. A' unique and simple system of mak- ing contributions to the fund through the employer purchasing special stamps from the post office and af- fiving them each week in a book de- signed for the purpose, is the record of each worker's contributions, as well as the employer's. In this way every worker can find out exactly at x npeot % 13tte*l)o „cyq Int9V4 ere Ara SOAae 0.1 .9t),FOP P who 'arw rot ligi l x r - 13.tOMPI nlel*. ti ilra e, .4 thdxe• ece lo»tidttlona Wbieb, meet a l vQ -30th etapleYeih and, 0141.0VeMli, ,famillaripo themdel>,res wt,'G ' e te31f0 of the plan -which viti1L be ?nye avail;; able.' by the Pes'tma,ster lnr Abe 19oitlity you. Wive. A part Qf the Plan is the o$W„91•44of --employment' oiii„ ea thx'Qtlljloult; Canada where workers may tieekjabs ' and employers can, seek , WArNers, These offices will be opened' as rap, idly as possible to facilitate the most effective utilization of Canada's labor force during the war and! in prepara- tion reparetion for the return. of workers to Peacetime elmploy,,:gent` after war work has ceased. • 494 hotter old ,ar'''. ,, Iaee s �1Tearve :A . In he last a �umstane s, Q1•]b- sot ddpfeat the spirit of ,man.. - Smooth ruwns 'the Water ler, trip brook is deep, trittb a ' ' Lift; ^3{Rali Maw sAoia fait#. dl,+i��fi9 t e,. It's Up To Us ! W923°' in VICTORY LOAN BONDS "It is up to us to see that the wheels of our war industry are kept turningto. maximum'.• ' capacity, to accept the sacrifices and read- justments aad-justments that are necessary to feed, the war machine and to do so ungrudgingly, to find the money to finance our effort and to give it with both hands, to sink our petty differences and present a united home front to our enemies."—JAMES S. DUNCAIsT, President and General Manager. ,. 3. �. SI,., (M A S S Y -HARRIS CO. LIMITED,) LET'S- ALL DO. (}UR PART -to HASTEN VIM-nand:PE Huron County Victory Loan, 1941 Organization i CHAIRMAN James Leiper, Warden VICE-CHAIRMAN Judge T. M. Costello M EMBERS: Mayor E. D.. Brown Mayor J' . H. Crawford Mayor A_ J. McMurray Mayor J. J. Cluff Reeve B. W. Tuckey Reeve R. J. Bowman Reeve W. H. Morritt Reeve R.. E. Shaddick Reeve A. F. McDonald Honorary Committee Reeve William Thom Reeve B. Rathwell Reeve T. C. Wilson Reeve G. Armstrong Reeve J. W. Gamble Reeve James Leiper Reeve N. R. Dorrance Reeve F. Duncan Reeve F. Watson Reeve A. McCann Reeve S. H. Whitmore Reeve R. Grain Reeve P. Passmore Reeve R. Redmond Reeve Thos. Webster R. E. Pooley L. E. Cardiff, M.P.. W. H. Golding, M.P. %Jas. Ballantyne, M.P.P. The Clergy of Huron County. CHAIRMAN J. D. Thomas. VICE-CHAIRMEN H. C. Campbell 'Phomas. Pryde J. C. Shearer, .W. L. Whyte ORGANIZERS Major G. C. Knowles Peter Jaffray ' SECRETARY - ” George W. Schaefer ASST.. SECRETARY H. C. Williams 1' Executive Committee MEMBERS: A. Y. McLean R. S. Hetherington, K.C. R. K. Wurtele ' D. D. Mooney MTs. D. J. Lane A. H. Erskine D. F. Campbell Harry Fear J. G. Mullen Benson Cruikshanks Alex Hackett Herbert Either J. W. McKibben 1 SALES Hebert Campbell (Chairman) Thomas Pryde J: C. Shearer W. L. Whyte ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE A. IL Erskine (Chaftman) D. II. Downie Alex Smith R. C: Wihate13/ Unit Committees PUBLICITY A. Y. McLean (Chairman) A. Wilkes W. T. Cruikshank N. W. Miller Fred Ford J: A. Stewart W. S. Hall Roy Stonehouse Albert Traquair Roy Kennedy M. E. Southcott W. W. Armstrong Kenneth Whitmore G. E. Hall 'Oswald Snowden Chester Smith DISTRICT A DISTRICT D COLBORNE Township CHAIRMAN Gordon Bisset MEMBERS V. R. Gladhill William Sallows Mrs. A. M. Straughan ASHFIELD Township CHAIRMAN. Alex Hackett VICE-GHArIRMANw Murdock Matheson MEMBERS Duncan McKay Frank Hamilton Jacob Reid Bert Martin DISTRICT B W. WAWANOSH Township CHAIRMAN 'Photons Webster MIDMBl3RS Dumb). Philips Mrs. C. W. Alton DISTRICT C E. WAWANOSH - Townshlf. CHAIRMAN Alek Porterfield, ',•, ttlElVME10 6nrg AQ Taylor , Y+oh$i it41ila i lefferoft .,.m, DISTRICT E Town of GODERICII CHAIRMAN D. E. Campbell VICE-CHAIRMAN R. C. HaYs, K.C. MEMBERS Harry Watson R. C. WhatleY Oswald Ginn , B. Groves H. Ford H. R. Long Mrs. E. D. Brown DISTRICT F GODERICH Thwnnhip CHAIRMAN W. ElItaeko MEMBERS Charles Whitely, d•eorge Ginn W. Lobb Mrs. Albert Bond Y DISTRICT G GREY Township CHAIRMAN Harry Fear ' VICE-CHAIRMAN Alex Alexander MEMBERS Rev. Harold Snell William Spence Wm. Speirman Mrs. Leonard Sinclair DISTRICT H TURNBERRY Township MAMA/IAN' .. Benson Cruilcshanks MEMBERS Frank Powell Wm. Ctuickshanks David' Fortune DISTRICT 1 Town of WINGHAM CHAIRMAN J. W. McCKibbon VICE-CHAIRMAN Eiuncan Kennedy* MEMBERS W. W. Armstrong A. E. Omens W. T. Booth Roy Hudson H. Pym A. Porbea Mrs. A. E. Vanetone _K. 3: ueston _- F. PinHgland, KC: Gordon Bisset Ross Scott • George „Martin R. N. Creech Ross McGregor A. 'R. Tasker Jack Eckert; - Tihomas-NV-Agar Fred Dawson ^" " Robert Bowman W. Haacke Dr. A. R. Campbell E: Chesney Alex Porterfield •r SPECIAL NAMES R. K. Wurtele (Chairman) W. C. Attridge Dr. M. Graham Owen Combe D. A. Smith Dr. J. W. Shaw ,.,;WOMEN'S Mrs. D. J. Lane' (Chairman) Mrs. Ida Sanders Mrs. Al. Close Mrs, J.W. Mchibbun 1, Canvassing Districts DISTRICT J HOWICK Township CHAIRMAN K. J. Hueston VICE-CHAIRMAN E. W. Carson MEMBERS Norman Wade A. M. Harris J. H. Wylie E. A. Corbett J. A. Roberts Mrs. Robert Ney DISTRICT K MORRIS Township CHAIRMAN George Martin VICE CHAIRMAN Cecil Wheeler MEMBERS Robert Shortreed. Rie1 and Johnson DISTRICT L Village of BRUSSELS CHAIRMAN - Robert Bowman VICE-Cl•IAIRM•AN Albert Woods - MEMBERS Raliert Warwick Ray Cousins I.. Mise B. Toning DISTRICT M HULLETT Township CHAIRMAN Ross McGregor MEMBERS Walter Scott W. J. Dale DISTRICT N McKILLOP Township CHAIRMAN Jack Eckert MEMBERS Hugh Alexander Calvin Hillen • James McQuaid DISTRICT O Town of CLINTON CHAIRMAN F. Fingland, K.C. VICE-CHAIRMAN Dr. J. W. Shaw • MEMBERS J., C. Radford Li". L. Douglas H. • C. Rorke G. S. Elliott. Mrs. A. J. McMurray DISTRICT P Town of EAFORTH CHAIRMAN J.'G. Mullen VICE-CHAIRMAN David H. Wilson MEMBERS M. A. Reid Ed. C. Chamberlain A. Y. McLean W. A. Wright James A. Stewart Mrs. E. H. Close DISTRICT Q STANLEY Township CHAIRMAN Ross Sdott MEMBERS John McAsh Duncan Aikenhead Arthur Keyes DISTRICT R Village of BLYTH CHAIRMAN A. A. Tasker - z' The :Huron Expositor is pleated to donate this s ass in the inter is of the Victory Loan Ca :pai T 1 • 1 EMPLOYEES R. S. Hetherington, K.C. (Chairman) J. B. Reynolds, Del Maltby TRANSPORTATION D. D. Mooney (Chairman) Harper Rivers H. C. McLean Dr. F. J. Bechely R. W. Rowed DISTRICT S DISTRICT V HAY STEPHEN Township - Township CHAIRMAN Dr. A. R. Campbell VICE-CHAIRMAN Arthur Edighoffer MEMBERS Wm. Edighoffer Elmer Klopp Dr. W. Bryce Ed. &asaho DISTRICT T Village of HENSALL CHAIRMAN Dr. A. R. Campbell VICE-CHAIRMAN Robert Paterson MEMBERS Don McKinnon Peter Me.Nau h£on Robert Middleton E. L. Mickle DISTRICT U TUCKERSMITII Township CHAIRMAN E. Chesney MEMBERS weiuirtgton Mich, ,. Arthur W. J. . Fla+wigs;nd Ra ni,: Site Lied. CHAIRMAN H. Either MEMBERS D. B. Field E. Beaver Charles Anderson R. A. Goetz Arthur Webb Thomas Webb DISTRICT W USBORNE Township CHAIRMAN Fred Davison VICE-OHAIRdMAN Archie Morgan iVGEMVIl3ERS Newton' Clarke Arnold Wiseman Mrs. Rufus Kestle DISTRICT X Village of EXETER CHA'Ii{MAN R. N. Creech MVIVIBERs 13. M. Francis Davey tl: Sw •Toward I#'e'(e'. A. Pate J. `M Shau;thoott J, A. Trr,4tf+a 1 *a M t�drE�9l r; rt; w i•