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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1941-10-10, Page 4MEIRM MiRl; . rr 4 ,,; t d.. Ads will be zitiserted at new low cash rates Wilat.d. Lost and Found, Coming EYonfoo Efew--par word: let week i Leat 2nd week Gent8rd week Migiimun charge. find2e.ertloa 25 Cep .. !Anil' t ui q, rat and counts aa ono woad. C> onk wa, In Meo oriam -Notices-0. Dent Per word. Minimum„ 50 cents Der week. etsUr.t. may be ditiected to a Box Number. Dare of The Huron S podtor; ear 10 cent. Ttz cej tm lidditkonal Per Week will be charged if ado in aboom d1a.a ars mot paid by the $ rdoy eight 'ie the week in which•the ad was '►an. 131lrtha, 111Oriages and Death. inserted free of change. Auction:•!jabs. Notices to Credit.ra. Etc.-1tates on appiicatiere. For Sale or Rent rt OR SALE OR RENT—.ON JAMES ST., desirable frame house, 8 rooms, furnace, town water and grange. Apply to MRS. FRANK MT SS. 3851-2 Property For Sale HOUSE FOR SALE — NICE COMFORT, stole sdio-ramned house on Centre Street,. with hand aqui soft water, bath, electric li6hia- Possession any time. Apply to GOR - DON LITTLE, 18 Metcalf St., Galt, Ont. t.f. Notices POR 3IINE see, FOR CATTLE, PIGS OR Finding,- see your Watkins Dealer, Wm- BRADSHAW, 54 George St., Seafertlh, 3- blocks east of Seafontlh .Library, 3851x3 Help Wanted 1TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS FOR GIRL with some 'knowlledge of plain cooking. Apply MRS. T. W. ORR, 50 "Cobaurg Street, Strafford. 3852-1 WANTED—.GIRL' FOR GENERAL HOUSE - work ; family Of 'three adults- Ail con- veniences. APPly Mb Box 281, EXPOSITOR • OFFICE. 3852-tf Lost and Found T.OST-A HORSE BLANKET BETWEEN Kruse's store: and Boyce's farm on Mill Road- • 'Ffi•ndeir pldate• leave at Finnigan's Store. J. D. ['FIM'MELL R -R, 4, Seaforth. 3852-1 Wanted WANTIIED--OLm. HORSES FOR, FiERTIL- izer, np to Qci'$dber 20th. Apply to J. MATTHEWS, Dti in, or phone 23 r 22, Dub- lin. 3851-2 WOOLLENSWl&N1iro — GOOD, TRLM- med,sbft woollens, six cents cash and seven cents trade on Blankets or Rugs._ Write the only authorized company's salesman of this dietriot, H ..SMEI SER, Mitchell, On- tanio.• 3850x5 For Sale 1992FORD COAC$-FOR s ALP, F, IN GOOD condition;- ..also used car radio. Ap- ply to TEALL & HABKIRK, Seaforth°:• 3852-1 DORIVATE SALE — KPFCBEN CABINET ; ▪ 'fie ; 4 chairs ; single bed ; heater, and other tonal! (aatcdes.' Apply to MRS. JOHN- aerionr, Markdt Street, 3852x1 CAR FOR SALE -41930 ESSEX,,, IN GOOD running order; excellent tines. Cheap for cDeath of GeorgeBeatty, avh. WI7.T,TAM hoci'rJSR, Seaforth- Sr. 3852x1 The last surviving member of the pole SALE—'FARM, 105 ACRES; SITU .' firm of Beatty .Bros„ farmers —and • ated 4% Hailes from Seaforth ; 2 Storey Merchants, one of Stanley's old ..boys, brick borne; 2 good beak banns. 56 x 36; passed away in his 81st year on Sep - welter: Apply to K, I. MicLEAN, Barrister tember 25th. Deceased was 'born on and Solicitor, seadoath- , tf Lot 18, B.R-, adjaoent .to the village, CONSTANCE Mr. Wesley Roggaart, who has join- ed the Navy and has been stationed at London, is being sent to Halifax. Miss Ethel Dexter, of Kitchener, is spending her holidays with her par- ents, Mr, . and Mrs. Austin Dexter. Mr. Earl Lawson and son, Reg, went to London on Saturday and Messrs. Melvin and Harry Ferris, of Petawawa Camp, formerly of Provost, Alta., returned with them. They are grandsons of Mrs. Henry Taylor and spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. E. Lawson and Mrs. Taylor. Rev. J. C. Britton, Y•M,C.A. leader of the R.C,A.F. at Dunnville, has been transferred to Port Albert. Mrs. J. Ferguson was called to Sea - forth owing to the serious illness of her sister,, Mrs. W. G. Hill. Mrs. J. Ferguson and Mr. J, Carter and other relatives have the sympathy of the community. Mr. and Mrs. Webster and daugh- ters, Jean had. Lois, and son, George, of St. Helens, spent Sunday at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. Lawson, Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Nottingham 'are having the 'Hydro installed in their home, also bathroom and fixtures. TUCKERSMITH Many from this vicinity attended anniversary services at Ontario St. Church. Clinton, on Sunday, when Rev. F,.G. Farrell, a former preacher, was 'the guest speaker for the day. 'Mr. and Mrs. Vern Terryberry and family, of Windsor, were week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs, F. Pepper, Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Matheson and Miss 'Marian visited with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Matheson on Sunday. Messrs. Sam and Oscar Sweitzer were guests at the Gibson -Holland wedding in Wesley -Willis Church, Clinton, on, Saturday. Several from this vicinity attended the opening of the new OKNX radio station at Wingham on Monday even- ing. Pte, „George Stewart, of Arcola, Sask., spent a few days .last week with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and :Mrs. Norris Sillery, VARNA Auction Sales !'1L11IA,RTnIG AUCTION SALE OF FARM VV Shock and Imo/entente, tente, on Let 20, 'Conces- sion 9, Hihbert 1% mait"es west of Skaffa. ' on Friday, Ochiber •2419 , at 1 p.m. WILLIAM JEFFREY. Pilspnie ,r; Harold Jackson, Auc- tioneer. - • 3852-2 pLF1A.RLNG AUCTION SALE OF FARM • Stack and. Lalpleinenis, on Lot 3Q,' N. E- Boundar , 114 miles tenth of Chisedhurst, known: sae •'Md •t's Corner, • Friday, Odliober:.55taa, alt 1 p•ni- Flurses 3 tlehed team Ma*of. '- - 1 Clyde colt rising 1 year; nr kihed tenor CByde gdldings, rising 2 and Gi y'een , by Favorite, Again. Cattfte—Two year-old Steels; 2 knaves 9 m itlts Old 4 yeat4ii heifers; 6 sows due to litter' early pari of Tommi er; 20 chunk: from 40 to 60 Pounds. b lememts—IVfatsey-Harris binder; Massey -Barrie seed. drill ; Messer-Honr's gui- +• _ — 3 -Section harem:ye; sulky rake; riding plow s'miller; Jahn Deere misoure sptreader; 2.000 mound Berea •; baggy; eater; cutting box; hay rack ; wagon; •root ptfl i-; iron kettle; fanniifg mall: Clyctione grass seeder : forks, s'h'ovels and other arltieles Moo' .numerous to mention. Term—Cash. MARTIN McTAG- GART, Pmpriettor: 'Harrold J"a,clson, Auc- tioneer. 3852-1 Fourth Reduction Sale SCOTCH SHORTHORNS Tuesday, October 21st 14 Bulls ' 16 -Females EIIMANDORPH STOCK FARM - Varela, Ontario Send' for Odtralogne. CLIFFORD H. KEYS, R.R. 1, Varna. 15852x1 Card of Thanks miss SATE RLLiSON WISHES TO EX- Drrss her "app's ation of the many kind- 'ndse� 'etr,6mrled to tier ttsr friends and for the gift% received during her Shams in St. Jofseph s Hospital. London,' and also her ap- prec'iatiun of the kindness of 'the nurses and Sinters. ' 3852x1 �1t. `lioMAi'#' BROWIrt AND FAMILY. of 'Daib aa,: wish to express their sincere thanks far the many kindnesses ex- lended to hien daring • illness in Scott Meanerinl •IIusprtal, wed eapeelally to the Evans £amity- 'r+:: 3852.1 - BOYD—In S 'eineortod freaaioa1, featfor . on October 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs-. John Boyd, McFlihrp, a ammeter. , Deaths i • t STBWAlUlr-no •Mimic°. en ()etcher 13th. Mary EFtzathofii Vivian, 'beloved wife.of the late t Andrew E. atzkoratt, 1, nrotlI W of Flight e Lieut. C, H. i?. Sethi' rali4t "itif 1ti,aisitolsa ; M s. J. V . 'MeAree, ,3Fimieo, and Mrs. Y. W. Im'w'obel, Montt . el Pte. Ralph bavidrsbn, of'' the Elgin' h Re intent, • it/lett at fe' ;daiint with his, a'i a Mid fntll'1llt, on l Mt, 3rd 11t l ti11ard; of store; Kra, ;tin go'tft ial/g,' e " betreit' 11111 Prew tr- ' B tti fit It'Iii ' i�r, ti1td Mtg. 'Foster lel tutiit ,.ddl ''(ar> 111 ' algid. Mr. lobo Jt ' ff i? 11' .r Mitn,, tleOtge . B fit.,., t k , dtC1l. ask Ir yheld ln ' r� + « r ' r . zgreAudjences (Continued from Page 1) Joan • McMastert Mildred ditches on, Pauline Matthews, Betty' Matthews, Lois Wright, Fergus Bell "Scandal in .Clinton"—Wife, Lillian Southgate; Boy Friend, Jack Patrick;. Husband, Neil 'Hopper; (?), Frank Ryan, Arnold. Archibald. "Scoop"—The "Date", Lois Wright; The Escort, Jim Southgate; The Re- porter, Archie Watt; The Policeman, Keith Dale. "Drill of the Robots"—The Robots: Dorothy' Forrester, Dorothy Smith, Pat Bechelyt Therese O'Neill, Doro- thy MacKenzie; Helen Smith, Jean Agar, Beth Campbell, Geralda Flan- nery, Dorothy Hiusser, Lenora Hab- kirk, nixie Sandford. "Grand Finale" 6-- Soloist, :Martin Mason and the entire cast, General chairman of the commence- ment was Acting -Principal I. H. Weed - mark. The production of "Pirate Gold" was in charge of Melburn E, Turner. Others in charge.. Were: Dancing instructress, Bernice -G. Har- per; stage manager, Allan Smith, B.A.; assistant, Keith, Harrison; make-up, Miss S. I. Wood, B.A,; assistants, Miss E. Lester, B.A., Miss R. Fennell, B,A., Miss M. Allen, B.A.; properties, Geo. Hildebrand, Frank Casson; ad- vertising, I. H. Weedmark, Miles Mc- Millan, Harry Scott; rehearsal pian- ists, Miss Harper and Mr. Turner; call man, Don Stephenson; spotlight, Harry Scott; orchestra, Bernice Har- per, Arthur Golding, Jack Moore, Bet- ty Moore, D'Orleon Sills, Jean Hab- kirk, • Kenneth Hart, Lesley Pryce, Oliver Pryce, George Reeves; finance and tickets, I. H. Weedmark, Miles McMillan, Neil Hopper, Jim Dev- ereaux; talent, Miss Fennell, Miss Wood, Miss Allen; stage and hall, Mr. 'A. Smith, G. Hildebrand; publicity, Miss Lester; booster sheet, Miles Me - Millan, H. Scott, G. Hildebrand; head usher, Dan Grummett; assistant, Al- lan Ryan and Lorne Dale, Don Strong, Ken Doig, Ron Bennett, Fred Stan - :bury, John Elder and Gordon Betties. BAYFIELD B. •p ��T7 'firCE 4.<rFLD Me and Mrs. 1 of ald McKenzie and fatuity, and Mrs. B. Kaiser, of De- troit, spent the week -end with rela- tives here. Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'Dufort and Miss Gertrude Wilson, of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Temperton, of Hamil- ton, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. G. Swan and attended the Strange -Swan wedding on Saturday. Corp. C. Cornish, of St. Thomas, spent . a few days with Mr. and 'Mrs. J. K.• 'Cornish. The October meeting .of . the W.A. was held en Wednesday, Oct. 1st. The first part was spent in sewing. Mrs. Mustard took the devotional part, af- ter which the president took the chair for the business. The associa- tion is invited. to Egmondville on Tuesday, Oct. 14th. Thergroups turn- ed in their money, the amount being $118.70. The roll call for November will be "Armistice." The meeting closed by singing "God Savethe King," Mrs. W. McBeath opened her honie for a miscellaneous shower for Doro- thy Swan on Friday evening who was married on Saturday., The evening opened with community singing, and a scrap book was made for Dorothy, after which the alarm clock started ringing for Dorothy to hunt her gifts. She received some very lovely gifts, for which she thanked every'bo,dy. Genevieve Smith and Norma 'Collins entertained with a couple of duets, and Mrs. Cairns, Mrs. Douglas and 'Mrs. Snider. presented a short play entitled, "Two Kinds of Love." • The evening closed with singing "For by Mrs. Marjorie Sparks. She's a Jolly Good Fellow,' 'and a de- The auction sale of Mrs. Geo. Jack- lightful lunch was served, son, held last week, was' very suc- Mrs. A. Rohner spent Thursday at cessful and splendid prices realited. her home here. Mr. and 'Mrs. Allan Davidson, a re - Mr. C. Cornish spent the week -end cent bridal couple, and the former at Alliston. • Miss Shirley Twitchell, have return - Mr. A. Paterson spent the week -end ed home from their wedding trip. in Hamilton. ' Mr. and Mrs. Harold' 'Shepherd, of' Miss Anna Cornish spent the week. Toronto, spent the week -end with Mr. end„ in Mitchell. and ,Mrs. James Smillie and Mr. and Brucefield anniversary will,rbe held Mrs. John. Shepherd. on Sunday, Oct, 19th,, Rev, Mr. Eddy, eMr. 'names :Shaddick is visiting of London, will be the preacher. with relatives' in Londeslboro- Ne}tt +Sunday the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed with Honor Soldier preparatory service on Friday even-. A delightful party was held at the ing. Rev. 'Mr. Gardiner will be the Mrs. Crane of Detroit, spent the speaker. home of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Kipfer, of week -end with her father, Mr. Rich-Strangg -Swan Hensall, on Friday evening when their and Weston, and daughter, Elizabeth, The United Church Manse, Bruce- son, Pte. Ivan last ler, of Camp Bor- , Mrs, Margaret .Woods ,is visiting field, on Saturday,' Oct. 4th, at 2 p.m., den, home on last leave, Was honored. friends in Toronto this week. was the scene of a charming autumn Some fifty aunts and uncles. of Ivan's Mrs. 'Margaret Rhynas is attending wedding, when Rev. A. Atkinson of- gathered for the event and presented a meeting of the hospitals at Toren~' foisted: for the marriage of Dorothy him with a fountain pen and pencil to this week. Minion, youngest daughter of Mr. and and registration holder, ,Mrs, Leeson .'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart and Mrs. George Swan, of Brucefield, and Deshonor dine, of Grand Bend, doing the Mrs. E. A. Featherston, -of 'Hamilton, Francis George Strange, of Chatham,.honors. Euchre was featured during spent the week -end in the village.eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. the evening. Relatives were present Mr. and -Mrs. Webb, of flint, Mich., Strange, Exeter. The attractive bride from Kitchener, :Grana Bend, Seaforth, called on 'Mr. A. E. Erwin. on 'Satur- was- gowned in a street -length from Shipka, Zurich and Hensall Relatives day last, g grey from Hensall included Chief of Po - wool gown, matching jacket with Mr. and Mrs. Gingerich, of Bad du'bonnet. trimming and du'bonlice Thomas Kyle and 'Mrs. Kyle.net ac Axe, Mich., spent the week -end with cessories, wearing a corsage of Tails-. her mother, Mrs. Cleave, who is' ill. man roses. Mrs. Irvin •Schilbe, of Entertain Home Helpers Miss Margaret Ferguson is visiting Zurich, was, her sister's attendant, The school 'room of Carmel Presby - her aunt, Mrs. Butler, 'at St. Cathar- costumed in a soldier blue, ensemble terian Church .on Thursday evening loss, for two weeks, with accessories in black and corsage last was the scene of a delightful af- Miss' Grace Cameron, of Chicago, of 'Briarcliffe roses. Mr. 'Cyril Strange fair when the W.iM,S. entertained the visited her sister, EIizabeth here the of Toronto,'brother of the groom, was iHome Helpers to tea. The tea tables past week.• best man. Forty 'guests were present were attractive with autumn ' flowers The congregation of St. Andrew's for the reception which followed the and a delicious tea served, thei,girests United 'Church is holding a reception , ceremony, which .was held at the assisting with' the .program: Mrs. A. and presentation to,.Rev. and -Mrs. home of the :bride's parents.. Mrs, Logan presided, "0 Master, Let Me, Currie, Whon=otnrlied--last week from Swan received' the gi ests wearing a Walk 'With Thee" was sung, followed their honeymoon. It will, take place British 'blue gown, with black acces- with prayer 'by• Mrs. W. M.. Bell. The in the basement of the church on Fri- series. She was, assisted,' by 'Mrs, Scripture, 11th chapter, of . Tiebrxews, day evening of this week. Strange gowned in black. Both wore was' read by. Mrs, John Hazelwood; Mrs, Walter Grierson.left for her corsages, the former wearing Briar- roll call was answered •with "Faith." home in Waterloo after spending two cliffe, roses, the , latter Better. Time Mrs. J. Cairns; of Brucefield, favored weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Edwa'ris. roses. Gladioli and autumn flowers with a vocal solo, "I Have a Friend," Mrs. Robert Howard and daughter, formed an attractive setting for the accompanied by herself on the piano. of Niagara Falls, visited' friends in house decorations, The bridal table Mrs:', Logan reported having made 16 the village last week. • was centered with the wedding cake,, calls on the sick and shut-ins. Mrs. (Mrs- W. J. "McLeod left last week with white tapers in silver holders, Hannah Workman and Mrs. Minnie to visit her daughter in Detroit. vases of autumn .flowers, 'while pink Sangster were appointed the visiting. 'Miss' Betty Gairdner Jeff last week and .White streamers suspended from committee for November. The trees - foe New York, where she Will attend the chandelier and fastened to the urer's repute was presented by 'Mrs. Columbia, University, four, corners of the bridal table form- As D. McEwen; Home Helpers, ,Mrs, ed a very effective setting, Toasts' Logan. Boxes for the boys from this were proposed by 'Mr. F. A. Temper- district overseas will be packed short - ton, Toronto, 'uncle of the 'bride,' and Iy. Mrs. A. D. McKwan and Mrs. W. others. Serving were Miss Beth El- R. Davidson were appointed a con- liott and Miss Elizabeth Scott, Bruce- mittee to look after same. The .an - field; Miss Emma MacDonald, Gode- nual thankoffering Will be held in the rich, and Miss Helen Cook, Clinton: near future. The study, "Suffering: During the reception Mr. Cyril Human and Divine, and Consolation," Strange, of Toronto, in splendid• voice was ably given by Mrs. James Par - sang "I Love You Truly." Following kins and was one of the finest fea- The•' October meetingof an ,extended wedding trip Mr. and tures of the evening. "Faith Of Ou ills W.M.S. was held in the est y; Mrs. Strange will reside, in Chatham. Fathers" was the closing hymn, ' fol n Thursday, Oct, 2, with Mrs, Gard- Guests were present from Toronto, lowed with the benediction. The ev nes presidia H ening was much eejoyed, g• ' ymn 101 was sung nd Mrs- Allan led in prayer. Roll 1l was responded to by 10' members to the colors with the Canadian army and was appointed Distxlet 'Chaplain. Fpr hip sebeeet. Mr. Hill chose to speak on *sale who ggiveth his life shall find it, and be •,;*ho . saveth his life shall lose it." ''Rev. Mr. Hill left on Tuesday for Toronto. , -'(Mips Olive Walker, R.N., who been visiting her parents, Jr.A Mrs. George Walker, for the p month, left Monday evening for bany, N.Y., to resume her duties nurse on the surgical ward in Albany hospital Mr. Kennedy, teller of the Bank of Montreal of Hensall, who underwent an operation in Scott Memorial Hos- pital, Seaforth, in the interests,• of his health, is improving nicely. Follow- ing a month's vacation he will be transferred to the staff of the Bank of Montreal, St. Thomas. His place here will be taken by Mr. Perry, of Glencoe. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Joynt and Juri- ith, and Dr. William Joynt, all • of London, were week -end guests with Ore former's mother, Mrs. Alice Joynt. Mrs. Levi Rands, Freddie and Don- ald left Saturday morning for 'Palm- erston, where they will take up resi- dence, Mr. Rands having secured a splendid position with the C.N.R. in that place. Residents of this village for a number of years they will be much missed. Mr, Rands has. been wearing in. Palmerston for the past number of weeks. ,Mr. Carey Joynt, who is attend Western Utliversity, London, , sp the week -end with his father; Mr. C. Joynt, and brother, Donald. Mrs:. Donald MacKinnon moved t week into the house recently vacs has and ast Al- as the ing ent green bodice, and carried' .a 'bouquet le of yellow and rust mums. The bride's mother wore a floor -length dress of his aqua blue crepe and gold accessories, ted' wearing a corsage of Talisman roses. ed hav'in,g' made 14 calls on aI* and shut+ins, mug! 1e4penoer "t sikel the. chair* for Usa - reuiaindier of the pre- gla 'awhicla 'liieliided the ' opening by'uz eBlest $e the Tie That Binds"; 'Seri • t re reading, Galatione, 5th chap- ter, read by Mrs. Charles ,MeDonell; Mre.:Maude H'edden and 'Mrs. George Hess favored with a vocal duet, "Above the. Bright Blue," Miss ,lrene Douglas accompanying at the 'piano. Mrs. Laramie- led in prayer. The study concerning the life and: work of Miss McKinnon, Missionary of Korea, was ably taken be iMere. G. Hess. Miss Jean Murray spoke briefly in the in- terests of the W,C,T.U. urging more members of the W.M.S. to join the organization and to,co-operate with such a worthy cause. The meeting concluded with the tbenedietion. Greer - Bonthrotl - The home of Mr, and Mrs. Jame, Bonthron, 'Hensall, was •the scene of a charming wedding at high noon on Saturday, Oct. 4tb, when their only daughter, Jean 'Carolyn, became the bride of MacAllister Burwell Greer, of London. The bride, given in mar- riage by her father, was lovely in a floor -length gown of white sheer over taffeta with fieg�er-tip veil, and car- ried a beautiful—bouquet of Talisman roses. ,She was attended , by Miss Betty Claire Plaggemeyer, of Detroit, niece of the groom, who wore a white net floor -length skirt with Paddy on July 5, 1861,,, in the pioneer days, and was the third son of the late George Beatty and Jane Reid. De- ceased took an active part in the af- fairs of the township and was at one time a' member of ' the council, and "later filled the office of treasurer for several years. When she retired to private. life in 1937 he was one of the firm of Beatty Bros., who con- ducted a general store in Varna far 40 years, and drove a wagon on •the road's' for 22 years when he made and held the confidence and friendship of the public, /who paid loyal tribute at his bedside during the past year and at his bier, Beatty Bros. were noted breeders of pure bred Scotch Short- horn' cattle for years and in dealing with their fellowmen had few, in any, equals. His 'brother, John, predeceas- ed him in 1933. For over 50 years the late George Beatty was choir 'lead- er in St. John's Church, of which he was a member, but being in failing e health for some 'time was unable tot o attend service. Deceased was of a i kind disposition, a good• neighbor and f counsellor, and will 'be missed by a I e large circle of friends and acquaint-. antes. There are few of his 'boyhood j ap days to :remember him. Mr. Beatty; was unmarried and was predeceased by four 'brothers, Lancelot,. John, Rob- ert and William, and one sister, Mrs. Weekes (Rachel), but he is surviv- ed by one sister, Mrs. W. O. Woods, of Listowel. A private funeral was held fro mhis late residehce on Sun- day, Sept. 28th. 'The pallbearers were Messrs, Adam Stewart, Eddie Glen;' Carl Deihl, Alex McConnell, ,f. T. Mc - Ash and Nelson Reid, Those from a distance who attended were 'Mr. G. el B. Woods and Mrs. James Perry, To- B ionto; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Laythern, Miss Beatty, 'Mrs. Annie McNaughton ,s and J. T. Reid, of London; Mrs, R. J. A Beatty and Miss Jean Turner, Sea - forth; Mrs. McDonald, ref Wroxeter; Mrs. C. R. Beatty and son, Bill, of Goderich, Burial took place in Bay- field cemetery, 'His rector, Rev- John Graham, conducted the services, ea The ' La`te Robert Elliott Mr. Robert' Elliott, a native' of the Iia tylon 'fine, Stanley, suffered . a; th e4,ere ,stroke on Monday in' Zurich, y Wdiere he had resided. since last g spring. A strange coincident in con- Bo nection with his death was that the deceased' and Mr. Sara Baker, of Zur- ch, bad arranged t�. attend Teeswa- er Fair, which was' held on Wednes- day. Mr. Baker died of a heart at- ack on Tuesday and Mr. Elliott pass - d ,away on' Friday. He was the las . survivor of his family; was never married, and was ,in. his 77th year. He was a member of L.u.L, 1035, Ver-. Scott. a, and also a member of the Mack Knights and will be mi.4sed by a large el of friends. The ffineral was old from S. John's Anglican Churrf6; Varna., en aunddy,,Oct. 6th, and was argely attended, '1'&e pall'bear•ers„ CYere Messrs, Arthur Keys, Russell mitt, Lloyd Keys, William Hayter, Wiites Reid and Carl Deihl. Rey, ohtl (lrahal8 was in charge of the' ervioes a11td"tile last rites were ren- ted by t1Id m utters df the Mange titd'et ,at the graveside. Interment Made le Ili Bay e -id nettioEory, Miss Elizabeth Reid, after a two months' visit with her relations "hete, left for her home in Toronto last week, Mr. Edward Merner left, on Satur- day last, to visit his son, Merton, in Nova Scotia. EGMONDVILLE The .groom's mother chose a navy print 'crepe suit :with matching acces- sories and corsage of Better Day. ros- es. Harold Bonthron, of Hensall, bro- ther of the:bride, was :best man. Rev. William Weir, of Hensall, performed the ceremony, and 7.VIr. A. W. Ander- ton, of Winguham, formerly of • Gode- rich, played the wedding music. Fall flowers made a ,beautiful setting for the ceremony. The bride left on her wedding ,trip in a beige wool boucle suit with brown feather hat and brown accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Greer will reside in London. Guests attending were; Mrs. Robert Bonthron, Rev. Wm. Weir and Mrs. Weir, Hensall; Dr. and Mrs,, Plaggemeyer, Miss Betty Plaggemeyer, Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Schellig, Detroit; Mrs. J. A. Grind- ly, Montreal; Mrs. N. Peppler, Edward Peppier and 'William Peppier, Han- over; Mrs, S. A. Greer, 'Mr. and Mrs. S. Nash, Miss Jean Ryall, Mrs. J. A. Patton, Mr. and: Mrs. J. Marshall, 'Mr, and Mrs. C. H. James, R. N. Ruther- bough, 'Miss M, Ralph, Miss Joyce Hepkuen, 'Ma'. H. Childs and Mr. and agrs. H. Jones, London; Miss A. Coch- rane, Clinton; Mrs. E. F. Taman, Lis- towel; Mr. and 'Mrs. A. W. Anderton, Wingham, The • floral . decorations were by Cook, Florist, of Clinton. and' the luncheon was served by Leiches :Caterers, of Leaden. Prior to her marriage the popular bride was much feted. in London. The London Life, where she was formerly employ- ed, presented her with a 'coffee table; Miss .Riley, was hostess for a kitchen shokver; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones entertained for her at their home in London when she was the recipient of 'a silver entree dish, and also many 'other showers were held in her honor. The bride:was the recipient of many lovely and useful wedding gifts. Mrs. Margaret McLean was in. St. Thomas last week`"when she was a OCTOBER 1Q, 1941 HEN'S.A14 IE OF CU Vi os•: - OPENING EUCHRE, AND DANCE , in the Hensall Town Hall Friday, October 17, 1941 Euchre at 8.30 Good Prizes For Euchre. 12 DOOR PRIZES MMsic by Murdock's Orchestra Entire proceeds for Community Christmas Tree. Admission 35p. Lunch"ptovided. guest at the Golden -McNeil wedding. The bride is a niece of Mrs. McLean. The/Hensall •chamber of Commerce will sponsor a euchre and dance in the Town Hall on Friday evening, Oct. 17, with proceeds going fog the 'Community Christmas Tree fund- Mur - dock's orchestra will furnish the music, Mission Circle Meets • The Senior Mission Circle met at the home of Miss Gladys Passmore on Monday evening, Oct. 6th, with a splendid attendance. Miss Gladys Passmore, president, was in the chair, The meeting came to order with a sing -song, with Miss Gladys Luker at the piano. The Scripture lesson, Ephesians 13-20, was read by Miss Edna Saundercock; devotional read- . ing, "Giving Thanks,'' Miss' Kate Drys- dale; prayer by Miss Annie Funk. Miss Douglas, superintendent of the organization, presented the topic, speaking on 'Chinese, the Amazing,' and also spoke of the Missionnnircle and its aims. A letter was read from Miss Elva McQueen, a former valued member, now ' attending Normal at 'London, expressing her thanks for Testament sent to her by the Circle. The fall supper rally will be held. in Ontario Street Church, 'Clinton, on October 17th. The November meeting will be held at the home of Miss Ed17h Saundercock on 'Monday evening, No- vember 3rd. Lunch committee is Miss Mary Goodwin and Miss Edna Saundercock. The Mission Band of .the United Church held' their meeting Sunday morning with 64. members present. Miss Kay Drysdale., superintendent, gave the study, "Ruth, the Gleaner." Doris Buchanan, the president, was in the chair; Dorothy McNaughton, see- retary, The handsome new home of Mr_ and Mrs. Scott Welsh is rapidly near- ing completion and they expect to take up residence in it shortly. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Welsh and Wayne' spent the week -end the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Grant, of SL Thomas. - Thanksgiving services'will be ob- served in the three local churches on Sunday, Oct. 12. Special 'music will be. rendered by the choirs. Miss 'M. Reid has returned ' frier:! Forest, where . sbe was' visiting with friends last week, Master Wayne Welsh,,: little son at Mr. and Mrs. Scott Welsh, entertain- ed twelve of his playmates on Thurs- day afternoon of last week on, the oc- casion of this birthday.. A very en.--., joyable time was' spent in games, etc., followed with Iunch. Wayne was the recipient of man nie fts' TREASURER'S .SALE OF, LANDS FOR ARREARS OF TAXES, COUNTY OF HURON, PROVINCE . OF ONTARIO BY VIRTUE OF A. WARRANT issued by the Warden of the 'County of Huron, under hid hand 'and the Corporate Seal of the said County of Huron, bearing date the 11th day of July, in the year of Our Lord one thousand, nine hundred and forty-one, and to me directed, commanding me to levy on the several parcels hereinafter mentioned and described as being in the sail County' of Huron, for arrears respectively due. thereon, together with costs. I DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE unless the said arrears are sooner paid I shall • on Tiiesday, November' 4, 1941, at• two o'clock in the afternoon, E.S.T., of that day at the Court House in the Town of Goderich, County. of 'Huron, proceed tb 'sell' by public auction so much of the said lands as may be suf- fic(ient to discharge the taxes and charges incurred in and about the said sale and collection of same. r• TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD Owner and Description Yrs. in Arrears Taxes'Costs Total - - Lloyd Hagedorn, Lots 33, 34 H.R. and WEDL 39, Port Albert • 1938-39-40 $170.68 $6.27 $176.9'6 TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE Clarence McDonald, Lots 19-24, 63-64, 74-' 76, Plan. 11, M. Par 1938-39-40 58.05 ,.3.45 6L / TOWNSHIP OF GREY Robert c Donald, S1/2 16-17, Con. 11938-39 122,27 5.05 127.32 George. Sieman Est., Pt. Lot 15, Con. 12 1938-39:40 8.45 2.25 10.79 Mary Duncanson, Wee Lot 12, Con. 17, e' See Lot 12, Con. 16 1938-39-40 199.3a 4.47 203,89 Austin Garner, Lot al, "Con. 2 1938 64.14 3.60.. 67.74 TOWNSHIP OF HAY J. C. Salomon, Lot 10, Con. 9 1938 58.55 3.45 62,0 O. Cabana, Jr., L.R.E. Con,: North of Campbell Ave., between 'Bissonnette -Ave. and Joseph St., Lots 23 and 24, 2/5 acres; North of Campbell Ave., west of Valle 'St., Lot 2, 1 etre; L.R.W. Con.: South of Dansereati, west of Vales St., 12 to 51, inclusive, 6r/2 acres; Pt. Block "A", 41/2 acres, St. Joseph 193$-39 40 19.81 2.49 22.30 \ • — TOWNSHIP OF HOWICK Leo • Kelly, 4-6- Howick St., Beimore. - " 1938-39-40 11.11 2.29 13.40 Map and Ward.' Sharpie., W. Lots 15, f6, 17, 18, Church St., Wroxeter ' 1938-39-40 38.66 2.97 41.63 henry Glew, Lot 16, Con. TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT 17, Cott. 3 as Lot 1936-37-39 198.46 6.96 205,42 Wm, Craig, Pt. Lot 44, Con, 14 1938-39 9.86 2.2C 12.13 't ' TOWNSHIP OF STEal'4EN': Ed. Strasser, Lot 343, L.R.W 1938 12.07 " 8:30 14.37 TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY Don McNaughton; W. Pt's. Lots 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, W.T P 1936-8-9-40 .354.87 10.87 865.74 X`• Forrester's'. Hall, Pt. I,ot 36,' D.S 1938-40 ,9.82 2.25: 12.07 Henry Hodgekinson, Lots 77-79, W.T.P1938-39- 46.67 t 3.13 t 48.80 TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE Charles Boreland, Lot 14, N.T,R. 1937-8-9-40 270.95 8.77"-279,72 Arthur Kerslake, Lot 10, Con. 2 1937-8-9-40 331.81 10.30 342.11 '-VILLAGE'OF BLYTH Wm. Sloan, Pt. Lot 61, McDonald . , , . , 1938-39-40 51.75 3.80 '55.05 Robt, McGee Est., Lot H. 6, McCaughey 1938-39-40 3.76 2.25 6,01 VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS Leonard Parrish, Lot 467, Thomas .. , , 1938-39-40 - 5.88 2.25 8.110 Charles Davidson, Lot 287, Queen . , ..' 1938-3940 - 79.20 3.98 83.18 Milton Love, Lots 16 & 23, WilsonESOF: H 1938-39-40 94,63 •4.37 99.00 'VILLAGE OF EXETER Samuel Baskerville, Lots 689, 610, N 'Wellington 1938-39-40 • 16.94 2.42 1�r36 Amite Bedford Eat„ Lot 444, S. John1938-39-40 25.81 2„68 28,46 Elmere Harness, Lot 577,' N. Victoria1936 41.65 3.04 44"69 All of the above described lots are iratent d. The adjourned sale, if necessary; will be held on November Ifith, 1941, at the same hour and place as above. Treasurer's Office, Goderioh, . Tnly 19,' 1941. Haalilton, London, Exeter, Zurich, Clinton and Hensall. The Y.P.U. held their second meet- s. Keyes- and Mrs. McMillan were ing of the season on Monday even - lag with Cameron ,7lenry, the presi- pointed to the visiting committee; "nen', presiding, and 'Margaret Me- 1'I'rs• 'Note lull! take Mrs. Watson's 'Queen, at the piano. The meeting, Me - lace 'hs , 8elggate at the sectional_ 'which was in' charge of the. Christian meeting at Constance. The thank Culture 'Group (No. 1) was opened by offering meeting was -discussed and singing Hymn 631 and "God Save the. Mrs. Larson will ,be approached as King," after which Doreen Pepper led, speaker. Mrs. McMillan gave'• the in prayer and • Elizabeth. Aikenhead treasurer's report and Mrs. Gardiner read the Scripture lesson. The sing: took the new topic book, "Serving ing of Hymn 130 was followed' by a With the Son of Sheik," and Mas, very interesting topic by Ethel Wil - Haney took the devotional period, .don, and an enjoyable. reading was Hymn 723 was read responsively and given by Eva Stackhouse, after which Hymn 510 was sung' and Mrs. Gard- items of business were;,discussed, A er spoke' on the theme, "We.. Live• game of tongue -twisters was then. en - y Faith in God the Father." Two joyed by all, after which the meet- erses of ,Hymn 298 was sung and, :Haney led in prayer, also Mrs. Al Hymn 512 was sung and Mrs. Gardiner closed the 'iiaeeting .with prayer. CROMARTY Mr- Jolin Wright and brother, Hugh, of. Detroit, attended the funeral ` bf i'ng closed with the singing of Hymn 321 and everyone repeating the Miz- pah, 'benediction, HENSALL 'Ladies' and Gentlemen! Goodwins have Winter underwear, footwear and' blankets at old .prices.. -The dean!: occurred in Node, Scolia. err nephew last Saturday. The obf'Menday'of Mrs. McDonald, mother Dung man made his home with his of Mrs. A. R. Campbell. randplother, 'Mrs. 1McCurdy, of the Mr. Al. Ryckman is seriously i'll tindery. He died very suddenly with a heart 'cond'iti'on, while working out in the field. He 'Mr. Joseph .Ferguson, of Chisel - was in his 17th year. burst, has returned' home. Mrs. MacDonald returned to her The home cooking sale 'held on Sat= home In Brussels after spending a urday and sponsored 'by the W.M.S. few days with her son, ' of the United Church, was well Mr, and .Mrs. Stoskopf, together I patronized and the ladies pleased with with Mrs. Stoskopf's •brother from the lotbe results. In charge of the sale West, who is in the sir force, visited were :Mrs. A. Spencer, Mrs.'M. G. on Sunday at the home of Mr. John Drysdale, Mrs. T. J. Sherritt, Mrs;; O. Hess and the 'presldent, Mrs. W. B. The Oetober Meeting of the W.M.S, 'Mr. and Mrs. Chittick, of Prospect Cross. of the Uaited •Church was' held Thur`s= Hill, visited at the home of Mrs. Rob- The Wahelo Class of the United day afternoon in the school room of inson on Sun'd'ay last. Church will meet at the home 'of tIIig,, church, Rule president, Mrs. W. B. Rea, and Mrs. Cranston, of Wel- Edison and Ross Forrest on Friday i Mss, being in the chair for the busi- land, visited "last week at the 'home evening, Oct. 10th. A'rran'ging the af- 'ness period. , The annual tharekoifer- of Mr. - Janies Scott acid Mrs. S. , A. fair ere Miss Gladys Luker and Mrs, hug Meeting 'will be held on Sunday, 'Miller•,. It was forty years that day Maude liedden, 'Oct. 26th, Rea. Art , f that Mr. Cranston was inditethuh Sphere, or ed Into A number of the members of Car- , Biy'tli, and a foi�tiler tiiiirister here for the eliarge of Cromarty and Hoye., mel Presbyterian •Chilreh, Hensall, at- Many ears will ' e speak - Mr. 'Cranston is lookingyears, • b The, guestdhate young and tended the evening s'erviCe at Caen et tor the oteasioti•, .'];He, flrioiety* ho e hearty. ea t ;ri de tends o utends retiring this fall. Presbytet3ani :Church, Exeter, seri :Sun• to rha'vr8 the pleasure of lla'v# � Wilsey 'were. an theft ,way to. Mount day evening last, the occasion being Agnes "Ni''atehaii s e'a Mies refit wji' 're 'Mr, end film. Martin are Are fatre'teeli Serlilon of Het. D. C.''11111, w the , state: i a at dome fu.. buried -,, .. ,. . ,... , r ,;.. ,, ,,, .The vlsitg,-rcominittt�e t thre minister, who setrelitl .e r . , t ' � ��; �y$ri"�ly�`,t�er and +Mr's. '�i[eest 4'13lifl%ti' Council Meets The regular meeting of the village council was held Monday evening at 8 p.m. in the 'council chamber with all members, being present. • R. J. Pat- terson, tax collector,' reported receiv- ing '$1,276.20 in 1941.taxes to date. T. Kyle reported. re the gravel for the streets being available at MacLean's pit. Reeve Shaddick reported the in- terview with the Highway Engineer at Stratford, re surface treatment of King Street. J. A. Paterson reported as -being served with a revised' asses: meat on the Black 'Creek Drain ex'ten- •slon, Correspondence was read as follows: Department of Municipal Af- fairs, Department of Highways, Muni- cipaI World, A.C. D. E: MacKinnon, Bell Telephone Co., D. E. Holmes— same considered and filed. Bills and aceounts—A. Taylor, labor, fire' tanks, $1.00; H. Hyde, tractor at park, $2; C. Jinks, car at park, $1.00; Hydro Commission, Hydro for hall, $7.29; T. Kyle, salary, $70.00, X, MQntirrone pee tags, $alelerallfrearaireatialina eeZ I log juilars, $1.50; R. E. Shaddick, se- lecting jurors, $1.50';' J. -A. 'Paterson, selecting jurors and car to Stratford', $5.00; J. Sangster, labor, hall, $6.60; U. Twitchell, supplies Fire Dept., $12:30; W. R. Davidson, coal for ball, $155.00. Total, $268.29. Horton 'and Cameron: That the bills and accounts be paid. 'Carried. Cameron'• and Park- ins: That we adjourn until '3rd of November. Carried.—James A. Pater- son, Clerk. W. M. S. Meets , t ;r. • A, H. flRSKINE, • mreas:trer,-County of Miro*. 1 ibils1 ed In the Ontario Gazette August 2nd, 1941 tone insertion only'~ . 6 , • • • • • • ,