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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1941-09-05, Page 4rt �► _ ' Togo c IMP k7E'T11'+4!1F?i1,90 a Wiilille inserted at new low cash rates b 4; Piet and Foam. Caateine Went*. Etc.—Per wend: l?t!''."let week .,.•..-, 1 Qeot4 2nd week % Gersh rs aid week % Cent lum charge, first insertion 26 Cents i0goh figure, initial mad abbreviation counts as one wird. Neeetpriaa Notices -4 Dealt per word. Minimum. be cent per week. las'directed t0 a Boa Number. sure of 'Ire Hums Expositor, ter 10 meats ai ear dzt a Tan be cheesed 0 ads in above tiara same not paid by the , (11< 4 -seek in width the ad was rum k# aprilokra and Beatles Mewled free of charge. Atletiea Salsa. Notices tto Creditors. EM --sines en applim&tlen. y ' For Rent APARTMENT TO RENT — SIX -ROOMED apartment, duplex, ankh ail co veno Uces, PHONE 25, Seakuthh. 3847.1 Vt URNTSHED HOUSE FOR RENT ON High Street Apg7y on premises. MRS. . J. GIBSON. 3846-tf TrOOMS TO LET—RECENTLY VACATED �y by john Beattie. See MRS, D. REGELE in the block. 33834, -Id Help Wanted COOK WANTED—A CAPABLE 000K Ap- ply to QUEEN'S HOTEL, Seaforth. McKILLOP Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 'Muegge, of Galt, were holiday visitors at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Iroegy, Messrs. Elmer Koehler and Wilbur Hoegy, of Galt, spent the week -end at their respective homes here. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kleber, of Goderioh, -spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and' Mrs. Fred Hoegy. Miss Leota Hoegy returned home Sunday after spending a couple of weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Kleber at 3847x1 Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hampel, el and Mr. so= EXPERIENCE Earle Hampel, of Ayr, spent from rand ladies' wear de- Thursday to Monday as part of their opportunity for young ly H. SILVER, vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Apm 3847-1 Charles Eggert. Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm. Hoegy and SAl:afiMa AN wrr wanted for men's patrtman't store, 'Goad or middle aged mem. Georgetown, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. ,Reuben Rapien spent Sun- day, with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ishe, near Sebringville. her home in Morristonr. • M• spend - 13, Seaforth.3847-1 tier cou- OR . SALE — COLEMAN GASOLINE range, 4 "burners and bvem ; _white en- amel. In good shape. Apply BOSHART ELECTRIC, Seaforth- 3847-2 SEED WHEAT FOR SALE --A QUANTITY Democrat seed wheat Apply to J. D. OE34MELL. Phone 650 'r 2, Seaforth, 3847x1 VOR SALE --EOG TROUGHS, 6, 4, 3, 2% feet Jiang, reinforotd concrete. will give Years of service. Apply REUBEN FROST, Seaforth- 3847X2 FOR SALE -IMPROVED DAWSON GOLD - en Chaff seed wheat:, , -mown from regis- tered seed. Price X1.25 per bushel.. 3. C. SM'.Ll.r.F, Phone 91 r 2, Hensall. 3846-2 FOR SALE --ONE SOLE) WALNUT DIN- day. Those present were Mr. and int; room suite, modern, and goad as new; Mr's. A. P. Hampel, Mr. Earle Ham one 'bedstead, and two small dressing tables al o one hand -,hooked wool rug, 1i x 21!, yds. rel, of Ayr; Mr, and Mrs. A. L. Hart - Apply to BOX 39, Seaforth, ont. slier and Jerry, of Orangeville; Mrs. (-Coati/Med from Page 1) Douglas MacKellar; 'girls, 11 and un- der, Jeanette MacKellar, Agnes Bray; bays, 11 and under Reggie Stagg,' Donald McKinnon; girls 14 and un- der, Jean MacKellar, Betty MacKel- lar; boy's 14 artd under, Ferg Mac - Kellar, Morray McGill; young wo- men's race, Bernice MacKellar, Isa- bel, Drake; young men's race, Mal- colm MacKellar, Ross MacKellar; married women's race, Mrs. Gordan Scott, Mrs. Lorne MacKellar; mar- ried men's race, Lorne Elliott, John Wallace; girls' three legged race, Jeanette. MacKellar and Agnes Bray; boys' Awheelbarrow race, Dalton mil- ler and Roy MacKellar; match box relay Lorne Elliot's team; water re- lay race, Lorne Elliott's team; cloth- espin race, Mrs. Duncan MacKellar; spike race, Ernest Graham. The Cromarty school children are commencing their fall school term un- der the tuition of a new teacher, Glen Gemmell, Seafortb. CROMARTY Rev. Currie of Clinton occupied the Pulpit here on Sunday last, in Ex- change with Mr. Aldworth of Staffa. Mrs. Wellington Brock, Mrs. George Brock of Zion, and Mrs. W. Batten of Winchelsea were visitors at the. home of Mrs. Quanee in the Village on Wed. last. Wilfred Scott, together with some other young men attended the Tor- onto Exhibition over the Week end Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McLachlin and Mts. Routley of Kirkton motored to Woodstock and visited with their sister, Mrs: Francis, of that place. WINTHROP Mrs. Earl )?apple and little daugh- ter, Marjorie, of Egmondville, spent the week -end with her 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pryce. •- Mr•. Tim Eaton has taken a position with Mr. John C. Crich, of Seafortb. and intends moving in the near fu• ture. •i . Mr. William -McSpadden was in Wa- 1 terloo on 'Tuesday on business. We congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Wil- son Little and wish them many years .1 of• happy wedded life. We welcome Mrs. Little to .our_community. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Dundas took in Toronto Exhibition this week Mrs. Alvin Stevens and little daugh- ters have returned to Seaforth after spending some holiday's with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pethick. Mr. Eddy Hart, Margaret and Don- ald, of Parry Sound, ealled on Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell and other friends over the holiday. ' It's about 22 years since Eddie lived here and he can see many changes. Mr. William Montgomery, of Brant- ford, spent the week -end with his,par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Montgomery. Mrs. Joseph Little returned home Sunday after spending. a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ged- des, of Belgrave. Mr. Geddes has been very i11 and is still confinedto his bed. e. Mr. an( Mrs. Thomas Pryce and Miss Olive Pryce attended Toronto Exhibition,, last week. ' Mrs. Sparlinge. of, Gorrie, returned home •Sunday :after spending a couple of w' ' weeks rth slier• daughter, Mrs. Wal- ter Eaton. - Mr. Art • McClure, who has been .failing on the' freight boat, The Cap- tain 'Secord, has returned home. 'Mrs. 'Peter McCowan,;..Bobby and Jackie, spent a couple of .days with .her parents last weep• Mrs. George, Eaton received the fon;lowing letter from a lady in England, who, had received a -note• that she put in a' Red Cross nightie that sthe had made: . • 18 Waking Rd., Parkstone, Dorset, England. Dear Mrs- Eaton: I am writing to thank you so very much for the nightie Which I received. What a beautiful warm one it was! I am so very sorry I have not written you be- fore, but you see I have been ser- iously ill in bed after a confinement. I had pneumonia set in and then as I was getting over it I took a relapse, but thanks to God above I am on the road to recovery. It has been ten weeks since my little son was born; he is the picture of health to look at. 'When I have his'photograph taken I will send you one. I 'have two other boys, 7 and 4 years old. My husband is in the army; he is in .the Dorset Regiment in Northern France—such a long way from one when I need him. He has been there over 12 months., He. -saw the baby once; the doctor sent for him when I was so ill It will be so nice when we can all,.go back to our old ways of living all to- gether.once more--Ihappy, and able to 3545-3 A. J: Huether, Billy, Joy and Doro- thy. of Morriston. Miss Marie Koehler of Galt spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Doerr. Lost and Found LOST SIN SEAFORTH, OR BETWEEN Seafortb Land Brus'sals„ Saturday night, a, bill fold containing nrbney, regis:txation Baird, permit. Finder please leave at THE EXPOSITOR OFFICE. 3847-1 Wanted "WANTED—PASTURE.FOR A NUMBER olf cattle. .Dols ea ' RUSSEL. ,. COW MAN. Phbnie 665- x - F] S'eafort 3547-1 HILLSGREEN Master Gerald Parsons is around again after having Ms tonsils re- moved 'Mr.- James Cochrane of Toronto visited over the holiday with his brother Mr. Allan ' Cochrane . and sis- ter Miss Edna. Mr. Wm. Jarrott of Brogden visited 'W"AN D—S8e on•-p0111-310RraGAGR ON recently in this. community and „also good. Farm vroi?ezb :en Hibbert Town- did some repair work .on his property ship. Mangy needal. 'fir► •.dean np an estate here. Apply to IL L MCBF',ANN; Barrister and Saliei- tor, Mensal and Saler*. 3835=tt Mr. Roy Goodwin of St. Jacobs and Miss Grace °owing of Glenallan also Mrs. Jolln Davidson and family of Kitchener visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davidson. - 'Threshing is completed in this community and the farmers are busy sowing their wheat. Th1e staiiooi has re -opened after,' a very', pleasant vacations for both scholars and teachers and the pupils were eagerly waiting for 'school to st ACTIVE I DI kGED MAN (45 to 55) to act as local . %numb -emulative' for natiotr- ally known eomppany ,this 4oda3ibr. Must have ear and be able -t kdate 'Rill rime to our busiamas. Sa'Ies euee, •heltifal but not neccssai`Y. Q q Ware age,past expenreiwe, etc-; 8•, 'W. "R'3 D, 15 Erie Ave., London. 3847-1 Farms For Sale FARM FOR SALE -100 ACRES, LOT. 6; Con. 4, Stanley Tnae+te4bip. Good build- ings, good water supply,' well fenced. Make excellent pasture Tann. ' Cheap for quick sale. Apply in writing to Box 274, EXPOSI- TOR. , 3846x2 art. Miss.. -Wright of Brucefield being engaged, 'again.. on the Parr. Line South' and Miss Silk of Mitchell on the Parr line North. Notice) to Creditors S` . COLIJMBAN NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF ROGER RICE ' ` Holland - Chadwick ALL PERSONS HAVING C L A 111 S ,aThe altar of the Immaculate against the Estate of Roger Rice, late - of the Township of Tnckersmitb, County of ception Churoh, Windsor, was banked Hunan, deceased, who died on orabout the with, ,gladioli and ferns for the wed- erd day of July, 1941, are hereby notified to fling on Saturday; ' All gust 30th, at 7 Con - send in to the undersigned on or before the 1.855 day of September, 1941, full particulars o'clock, of Miss Tina Chadwick, of of their claims. Windsor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs limed aitely after th and last mo i a e sr, -toned . date, tale assets of the said estate •viii be D''.artin Chadwick, of Winnipeg, to Mr. d;r. tribnted a.monest the parties entaiei there- F are Holland, of Windsor Son of Mr to, having regard only to claims of which tie and. Mrs. J. J. Holland, of St. Colman e+• ders,g'ned shall then have t to the n" ice' ban- Rev. Father Meloche officiated. exclusion of all others, and the undersigned will not be liable to any Pe -'son of whose 'The bride looked lovely in white claim the undemigned sbadl not* then have georgette gown withbisbap sleeves, notice for the assets sio distributed or a ny part thereat with which she wore a wreath and DATED at seaforth taxis 28thday of veil in Queen Victoria style. She wore a corsage of sweetheart roses and carried a white prayer book. Janette Chadwick was her sister's brides - ,a846 -8 maid, wearing a toreuoise blue taf- ! feta dress with tri -cornered veil. She wore a corsage of tea roses. Mr. Gus Bedard, of Windsor, was the best man. During the Mass, ' I This Day, August, 194L K L McLEAN, Seafortb and Hensall. Solicitor for Executor. -Card of Thanks MR. AND MRS. ALEX STIRLING AND Mr. George. Powell wish to shank their many .friends" for kindness and sympatAry ;n their remit sad bereavement. 384711 ,O Beautiful Mother" and Ave Maria" were sung by the organist. In the .ev- ening the wedding dinner was held at the Norton Palmer Hotel, being serv- ed from a prettily appointed table centred with: the wedding cake. After the Jinn r a recepti:gn vvas bel w't{i l:�Gatlig frierir'fa �i-egent Prom.' 'bvinlxipte�;' �g. 1 troit, Windsor, Waterloo, -Dublin and 1 tc E v'f. •-Im BiSemi t ten mustily A'> t S't''r oluniban., :� ;afterhonrey- slat, ]"•ieti7e Loma*Loma*1~keL�erraoi, wallow of the � ,. late loam ac a 10 leer /s'th ;year. moon• the young, couple will reside in M tveleS- Zn Seatfardi , en. Satzirdap, August Windsor. 2004 Ing ! ,„Plf,gerVer Irk hog 59th yeas: A .lateienumber: =attend stele Keine I I Girths ' lNrCLoLS—•On August' .2811, . in Stratford ileil+erraa Blosaftel, ea Mei Sano Mrs Valiant tf4chola (neck; Marenette BIaek) Mitchell, ' d watt 4 ' ' J010,8 •,AAt• 'Mfrs, '4 rd eoK'ks s. 1uvasbrig ,i cart Hens fl, an a ti , Airk'ite$ 23b18 ole .•# afkl�Mie ;. vale limo (rise Mary Irdtitlsl),. 4 di iglttan- aial ` •.. SMtLt3B-40 Mrs ,Pa rceri.'a 241,12)uiag,'+ call% tlleii:�Ns11 on . le Sept. 'Lied, tb��yllfi-,,..0*. ante welt ' +Snr1iilA df J'C+n* f'har14 fobs eral on Monday in Seaforth of the late Henry McIver. His nephew, Rev, JJohn Melver; of 'Toronto, chanted the Requiem 'Mass. I Recent visitors: Miss Ell a Ryan formerly of Brussels, with her sister, Mors. John Lane; John Downey • and iso is Mr• and Mrs. Michael Downey anti other relatives; 1ifr. and Mrs. Joseph Moylan, kitchener, with Mrs. -,,, peter O'Sntlivan•; .Mr. • and Ala Lif, phener, with the finener's mother, uls Carlin and his -son, Leo, with VD's.' Nellie Feeney; Mr.. and Mrs. enjoy life. Yes, we bave a fine bunch of air- men. What we would have done without thein I don't know, they are doing'a fine job Helping us to Win this war. I know they are well cared for, ost with your people as well as the little evacuee's children. I was listening to the wireless yes- terday afternoon. Your boys were broadeaating and I do• think they, sound so very nice when., they speak.. 1 should like to meet one , of- .;them Wethad a few • billeted -in .Bournee mouth back at Christmas. I don't know whether they are still there or otnote) ' I don't think I can find much more to say, only I really must thank you once again for the nightie, and I do bops that you will write me. I have to rely on a nurse p,a. look after me and. of course a dos '' - • had to rely and also o ter help frtlm or, 'that is Why I the ar„tny, which .1 def let SO very much, but still What eau; Diose do on the ariny pad tvltteh 'fa 00- *CO ':E1mp;11 with the Wipe of, fors , 'Ulf still We mugs keep i#i let tfttii''up arid+ :leen sfniiilyg until tills iiigtiislio- fs er Eckirt 1, of ' 'fmrfifn5, and, .good 1 a1Cd ' 3rbnr aii'tla " t bl�les ' tli throu . So' ll' it so (hheitio • nd dailghtrer, with' Mr, and Mrs. FAI“ will always'' irentaii4 ' YiYttrh` truly, Ihle dkerts I±� llop. " ' Haten Short, ' A telscellaneotib';iellower WAS given' on Wednesday. evening frr tore 'Oafish l>'' Ionil fol+ mug] velyil IICe la, y 4 reok•"' "mt muni tev Ware 'jlre5Oht it itti l` ttiy' used 1r�1" i Zir " Ogiovitig it. lt. Ri, '¢,alrapllell was a ;ltec to Nova. Scotia o1l Thursday owing to the serioua illpeet, of her mother, Mrs MaePtanald. Mrs. Arthur Bustle is i11 in Scott Memorial Hospital; Seafortb. Mrs. David Bailey has returned to Huntsville after ' fipending the past two months with Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Weir. Mr. and MrsGeor£'e Walker spent the- week -end with relatives in Niag- ara, Falls. Mr. Jack Murray and Miss Violet Murray, of St. -Catharines, spent the week -end with' their sister, Miss Han- nah. Murray. Corp.. Dale ,Richards,- of Edmonton, was a week -end guest at. the homes of Mr, and Mrs. M. G. Drysdale and Mr. aid Mrs. W. L MacLaren. Miss Dorothy McQueen spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. McQueen, Mr. Duncan McEwan and daughter, Miss Jean, of Calgary, Alta., spent last week with Mr. and Mrs, J. E. McEwan. Miss Mabel Workman has been en- gaged to teach the Lumley school. Miss Mary Coleman has returned to her home after visiting in Hamil- ton, St. Catharines and Toronto. • The Hensall branch of the Red Cross is making plans to organize an aluminum drive here shortly. The many friends of Mr. Thomas Shaddick will regret re tolearn t gis at present a patient at St. Joseph's Hos- pital, London. While attending the Toronto Exhibition Mr. Shaddick was taken ill .with nose hemorrhages and was taken to the hospital at London on Tuesday. His son, Reeve E. R. Shaddick, gave, him , blood transfu- sions. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, . Miss M. Reid and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. 'MacLaren, spent the holiday with friends: in Fergus. Mr. Ralph Brook, son of Rev. R. A. Brook and Mrs. Brook, enlisted re- cently with the R.C.A,F. at London recruiting centre. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mickle, Billy, Betty and. Charles spent Labor Day with relatives at Ridgetown and Ron- deau Park. Mr. Lytle- Duncan, honorary preai- dent of the Honor Club of the, Con- tinental Life Insurance, Toronto, was a week -end guest with Mr. and Mr:;. John Walker. Mr. Duncan is a cou- sin of Mr. Wacker. Miss Violet Whiteside, of Detro!t, was, the guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mickle and family. ,. Miss E.• Jdhnson has returned from a pleasant trip spent, at Centre Island, Toronto. Mr, and M.rs, William Soldan at- tended the Volllek reunion beld at Aldershot on No. 2 Highway, near Hamilton,, on Monday, Sept. lst. They also visited the Toronto Exhibition. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scruton and family, of Port Dover; ,Miss Joyce Scruton, Toronto, and Miss Olive Cosworth, of` Detroit, were holiday visitors with Mrs', Scruton. Reeve R. E. Shaddick and Mr. Shaddick, Sr., spent the week -end in Toronto. Miss Mavis Spencer, of Toronto, visited with slier parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Spencer, for_ the week -end and holi- day. ort,; • Mi'ss Marie VYotlurof. •Windsor; was a week -end guest With her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jinks. Miss Mary McKaig, of the Bell Tele- phone staff, Exeter, has been vaca- tioning tionin at her home here. Ivan Kipfer, of ,I amilton, spent : the • week -end ,with hie parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Ezra .Kipfer;, i12r`s. Albert Haring and little daugh- ter, Joyce,. of Lgndon,r.is visiting .with her'motiher, Mrs. Minnie Little; her, sister Mrs. "Iv'an' Jones, ,and brother, Ted' little: Mies -Ada Gramm, of Detrrli.t, visit- ed her parents, M. and Mrs. George Gramm, over the holiday, . • ' A public meeting of the War Ser- vice Committee will be held in •th3 Town Hall, Hensall, on Friday ;even- ing, Sept. 5th. The, work of ,the past year Will 'be reviewed and election of officers will take place. Mr. Lorne Elder, of Galt, who has -been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Elder, was guest soloist at the United Church Sunday morn- ing last, rendering a splendid solo in hue voice. Miss Greta Lammie was at the console. Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacKay and June left Saturday last for Hillsburg, where Mr. MacKay has been engaged as principal of -the continuation school in that place. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Moore and fam- ily ],eft last week for Lindsay where they will take Up residence. Mr. l and Mrs. Norval Reid have mov- ed into Mr. Znefle's house on Main Street. ' Mrs. Catherine Hedden and Mona are spending this, week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Carter and family cf Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Venner and family, 'of- Chiselihurst, spent Sunday with Mr; and Mrs. Roy Maclaren and Don. Commencing next Sunday, Septem- ber' 7th, Rev. R. A. Brook, minister of Hensall United Church, will occupy his own pulpit at 11 a.m. Mr. Kenneth Passmore, of the R.C. A.F., Trenton, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Passmore, over. the week -eat. 0, -Mies Evelyn .,Corlett and friend Pa-,'� ¢oyes: a ,delightful ,trip to the Torpps- teie Elghibition • this wank. i- Heiman , public 'and continuation schools reopened on Tuesday morn- ing of this week with thesame 'staff of teachers and prineigals With the exception of Mr. Mbrley Sanders, of Claremont, Who has been engaged as principal of the continuation school, and who will replace Mr,, R. J. Moore, former principal, • t`i has been en- gaged ins' other dutf in Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs 'V(1';,`h,' ' 'I•ieddel'tand daughter, Matrrie, o u sdas; lVir. Lee Heeldeet, ^ of .114,111iltair, ;Mit and MN.. Lloyd Heddee and tai'ly; Mf':' Herb i edtlen, rodMiddy fi • I1edden, r all. of fit dathartnes, . f "fi�::.:tlnti ;M•p :. Whitney, :L"ai?tei ili' poilalti, of .0116 - tog, ;i 1t 't'••h #;;Ii e' f ^wil d iiioliday, , withs. Chtt:41n iedden Mr. 1 •ttotiderftito fost1drtedn Pe1° rice in liaindisoil,, this week. Pte. Ivan Jones of Camp Borden,. goalie( item 44 tr'e it e`t1 With.' itis; :tiblyi 'it'd b .61 sr,',Ottlrtlll. "''',"IMi'. vi'�. d r�'elY� o ear -ri'. dun, ,'Miss ;;honey Idedden, ,of St, Cathar- ines, was .a 'week -end Vilest . with Miss Lenore Normin'tgxs. Mr. end M•rs, Maurice Johnston, Ac- companied' by their son, Douglas, and daughter, Miss Mabel, of Flint, Mich, Visited' with • relatives and friends in Varna, Stats,' Cromarty, Hamilton, Hespler and Elmira recently. 'Mrs. Johnston is the former Miss, Sadie Harburn, of Hensall, and her many friends were pleased to see her again'. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ferguson and fam- ily visited his brother in Toronto and also attended the Exhibition. Dr. Fred Walters, accompanied by his mother, of London, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Taman and daughter, Toni, of Listowel, were Sunday guests with Mrs, axles McDonell and family, M Roy MacLaren, of St. Cathar- ines, spent the week -end and holiday with his wife and son, Donald. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Paterson are enjoying a visit to Toronto.-Ee- hibition, this week. Mr. Mervyn Brown was a visitor to Toronto Exhibition this week. Harold Williard•, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Williard and Orville Hed- den, son of Mrs. Catherine Hedden, who were injured in a motor accident on the Queen Elizabeth Highway, St. Catharines, when the car driven by Williard; in .order tqa avoid shitting a dog, left the highway,hw ay, careening to the ditch, overturning three times, causing the boys to be thrown through the top of the car, are improving and expect to be released from the hospi- tal this week. George Smith, two-year-old son of Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Smith, who was operated on in St. Joseph's Hospital, `London, last week, is getting along nicely. Miss Lenore Norminton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Norminton, of Hensall, and a pupil of Hensall pub- lic school, won tenth prize in the public speaking competition, held at Toronto Exhibition,. There were 60 contestants. Hensall will hold an election on Monday, Sept. 8th, in the Town Hall, to select a councillor to replace D. E. MacKinnon, who recently enlisted with the R.C.A.F. and is stationed at Brandon. Nominated were Frederick Datars and Alvin William Kerslake, who are both running for the honors. Peter T. McNaughton was elected 'school trustee by acclamation to re- place Ed. Norminton, who is at pres- ent with the R.C.A.F.. overseas. During the early hours of Wednes- day morning one side of Cook's mill caved in which lett their large stock of grain and beans exposed to the weather. Men . were employed in shovelling the e.. tents of the mill in- to freight cars. - r Of interest to the many audiences who have travelled in distant lands with the Toll Brothers is the an- nouncement of the engagement of Rev. Ellsworth Toll, M.A., one of the brothers and a native of Hensall, to Miss Ruth Draper, of London, daugh- ter of Graydon Draper, of Detroit, and the late Mrs. Draper. Mr. Toll is a son of Rev. S. L. Toll, B,A., B.D., and Mrs. Toll, of London. Mr. Toll was a former Methodist minister ,, of this village, The wedding will take place September 20th at Wesley United Church, London: • .N ?y xr... x. lcanth Qpt and M. L, SIMP-' Death of Archie Lamont Graham The death occurred at bis late res'- dence, 469 Dufferin Avenue, London, on Monday, August 25th, of Archie Lamont Graham, beloved husband of Matilda Graham, former Miss Pearcy Scott, of Hensall, in his 69th year. Funeral services were held on .Wed-. nesday, August 27•th, at 2 p.m. from the Geo. E. Logan & ,Sons funeral chapel. Burial was in_:Pop1ar• 41iU cemetery. The deceased was .former- ly night watchman for many years with the Huron, Erie & •London, and was highly thought of. He was known to many Hensall 'residents, who were always pleased to meet hire and converse with him on his numer- ous vacation visits to Hensall. He is survived by his widow. Mr. Joint Alexander, of flay Town - P11113, -has been awarded: the contract for driving the children of School Section 14, Hay, to Hensall school. Hold Haist Reunion The #iaist reunion was held at Crediton on September 2nd with an attendance over 176. After a sumptu- ous dinner the business was . trans- acted and newly appointed officers were elected. It was decided to hold the reunion again next year on Labor Day.- It was decided to send a dona- tion of 310.00 to the Queen's Fund. After the business a wonderful pro- gram of sports was- run off and there were games for the youngest to the oldest. There -were prizes given to the following: Youngest member present, Sandra K. Finkbeiner, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin' Finkbeiner, Crediton, Ont.; oldest member pres- ent, Mr. Godfrey Wein, of Crediton; youngest married couple present, Mr. and Mrs. John Page, Romeo, ,Michi- gan. The officers - for the ensuing year are: President, Joshua Braun, Bad Axe, Mich.; -vice-president, Mose Haist, Pigeon, Mich.; secretary -treas- urer, Mrs. Jack Paul, Clare, Mich. Mr. R. A. 'Orr, of Ailsa Craig, and Mrs. Orr and family, of Ailsa Craig, have moved into the Petty block_, where Mr. Orr will conduct a shoe and harness repair shop. Mrs. William 11 am She h ere and daugh- ter, h- ter,Barbara, who is on' the staff of the Bank of Montreal, Clinton, and who is on vacation, are enjoying this week at the Toronto Exhibition. The Misses Lois and Marion Mac - Laren and June Saundercock enjoyed last week -end camping at Bayfield. Miss Mary Pybus, of London, was the week -end guest with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jinks. The 'Misses Margaret and Georgia Murray, of London, •1 have returned home following - a delightful visit spent with their sister, Mrs, Mary Lindsay. Mr. Clarence' Smillie, well known district farmer, wears 'a smiling face these days. It's a girl. Mr, Kenneth Manns, of Toronto, visited with 'his mother, Mrs. F. Manns, over the holiday. Mr. Raye Paterson returned to To- ronto on Monday after enjoying a de- lightful two weeks' vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Paterson. The Hensall Senior Institute will resume their meetings in the very near future, the 'September meeting to open with a pot -luck supper, to be held at the home of Miss Sally Man- son, on Sept. 10th, at 6.30 p.m. Miss Elva McQueen expectsno' leave the first part of ]text week for London where she will attend Normal school. - Have dun AT CKNX BARN DANCE Segforth SATURDAY, SEPT. 6 • Cardno's. Hall: 8 — 9.30 ADULTS 30c CHILDREN 42c, • WESTERN CANADA SPECIAL BARG N EXCURSIONS FRONIvALL STAT NS IN EASTERN CANADA Going, Daily — Sept. '12 - 26, 1941,. inclusive Return Limit - 45 days. TICKETS GOOD IN-- _ Coaches, in Tourist Sledging Cars or in Standard Sleeping at Special Reduced -Rates for each class. 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