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Property For Sale . In Memoriam
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•tgial FOR SA14.11-1".00DERN 6-ROOM-
"eti blouse ii Egmertadville, on IlighwaY-
, oPoabs mid garage.APP1ST to MRS, E. E. Ma-e-
n:MPH. R. R. 3, Goderich. 3996x2
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Lost and Found
QS'P*-IF ANY ONE HAS SEEN OR TE,sR-
en my• tricycle, will you please bring it
back, as you know I cannot get another until
'the war is over. RONALD MASON.
3997x1:
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS WANTED
TRNDERS WILL BE RECEIVEL- FOR
hpainting and decorating the auditorium
Chiselhurst United Church. Tenders to be
opened on August 2ind. For particulars of
this contract, apply
ANGUS ROBERTSON. ,Sec.-Treas.„
R. R. 2, Kippen, Ont.
3997-2
TN LOVING 1101lMORY OF 'Mr DARLING
-• sister, Margaret Mulcahy, who diecl ui
Oakland, California, July 22, 1943. A first
anniversary requiem high masa will be offer-
ed for the repose of her soul Saturday morn-
ing, July 22nd, at St. James' Church, Sea -
forth.
-HER DEVOTED SISTER, JOSIE.
Births
EiRYANS-In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
July 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. John Bryans,.
Hlytih, a daughter.
KENNY -In Scott Memorial Hospital, on July
13th, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kenny, Sea -
forth, a daughter.
CAMPBELb--In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
July 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Camp-
bell, McKiilop, a son_
McNAUGIITON-In Seott Memorial Flostoital,
on Saturday, July 15th, to kir. and Mrs.
James McNaughton knee Hazel Smillie). of
Tuckersroith, a. daughter.
Deaths
Wanted
• TATANTED TO BUY -OLD HORSES AND
dead ai.htle for mink fee& If dead,
{phone at once. FRED GILBERT, 908 r 22,
or JACK .GILBERT, 908 r 21, Clinton Cen-
tral, Phone Ic011ect. 3996x1-tf
WANTED
APPI,SOATIONS ARE REQUESTED FROM
residents of the County of Huron for the
Position of County Constable for the County
ef Huron.
The successful applicant will be stationed
in the Village of Myth.
All applications -to be made to the SELEC-
TIVE SERVICE, Goderich, Ontario, by 12
'o'clock noon on the 5th day of August.
All applicants will be required to appear in
person at the Court Home, Goderich, •Cont.,
at 8.00 p.m on Tuesday, August 8th.
Authorized for insertion in The Huron Ex-
positor, Seaforth, Ont. D. L Westbrook,
N.S.S. Officer.
8997-2
Personals',
A,STAMA SUFFERERS - ENJOY GOOD
aa night's sleep, ,without coughing, choking.
Mrs- F. Dixon, 22 Shelby Ave., Hamilton,
says: "I was a great sufferer of asthma and
brorehitis and tried everything I heard of to
Ino avall, until had a talk With Mr. Howey
-and his medicine toroved eratisfactiory in every
way. I am happy to say my asthma is gone
• and I am doing my own work again. Free
information -,!write F. L. HOWEY, 144 Cath-
erine Street Sbuth, Hamilton.
8995x4
For Sale
• FOR qeLE-ICE REFRIGERATOR, IN
good reRr. Sea. to BEATi•Lh'S Sc to
,,,potz SALE -90 CORDS OF 14 -INCH STOVE
*1- wood for sale. Apply to ALEX SPAT.
R. R. 1, Bayfield, Out. 39974
VOR SALE - 300 HYBRID -PULLETS.
,•Light, Sussex and New Hamgehire, ready
to lay. AlSo,pure bred Durham heifer due
to calve middle of August. Apply ELGIN
NOT.T. Phone 847 r5 Seaforth.
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3997x1
OR SALE-MdCORMICK-DEERING BIN-'
a der, 6 -foot eat, nearly new. JOSEPH
RILEY. Phone 841 r 6, Seaforth.
3997-1
Notices
MOTICE—THE SEAFORTD PUBLIC
vary -win -be- closed from July Slat to
August" 15th. GRETA THOMPSON, Lib-
rarian_ 3997-2
"EIRA_NK FLNNIGAN, YOUR RAWLEIGH
a Dealer, on Louisa Street, Seaforth, has a
line of products at the house. PHONE 58-W.
3985x26
marnar,-WILLIAM -BRADSHAW, YOUR
/ Watitilita dealer, and also agent ler E., D.
Smith & Son's fruit and ornamental nursery
stock, Market Street, Seaford', Out. Pbene
so. 3973-tf
NOTICE •
Tow-nship of McKillop
mills IS TO IvOin.""Z THE PUBLIC WHO
a own tractors with spade lugs: .bbat they
are forbidden to travel on the -roads of the
Township of McKillop "without road rims.
Anyone Sliming the above. instructions WV
be prosecuted to tate fullest,. by the Highway
Act -
By order of McKillop CouniL
WILLIAM J. MANLEY,
Road autoetiotendent.
8997-2
Farms For Sale
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WARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE NEAR
-•• Walton - One hundred acres frame
louse; bank baro; drilled well, windmill;
water in stable, maintains large stock con-
tinuo:14Y. Will exellarage for larger farm,
or house in city or town LESTER REGAN,
R.R. 2, Blyth, Ont. 3905x3
TURK FOR SALE -100 ACRES, 5 MILES
a south of Seaforth and one mile east, Lot
7, Concession 8, Tuckersmith; 1 mile from
• sebeoL Large bank' barn; good brink Ronne;
bon bowie and pig pen; well fenced and
drained. Plenty of water. Posseseion given
November1944. Apply to J. W. FREE,
• Seaferrth. 3990-tf
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Auction Sales
EXECUTOR'S SALE
OF HOUSE, AND ItOtabniOLD
PutiNITUR:E, ETC.
%NEL HAROLD, JACKSON RAS RECEIVED
instructions from the Executor of the
• Estate of Mary nab:obi, deceased, to sell Int
pnbli auntion at her late residence, Gode-
rich Street, Seaforth, on Wednesday, July
1.044,-tt L30', o'cloek:
BOUSBROV0 CONTENTS -8 -piece parlor
sage; a rtiemnrg chairs: 6 cane bottom -chant ;
•'1 wicker ^-am. chair; 1 occasitteal chair; 1
• drop teat, table: 1. hall mitror; 1 Viotrola ;
noverail moall tables; 1 _floor lamp; a-pinoe
'bedroom suite; 1 ofttele.ltett-; 1 dreaser: 1 coal
, itook iyboiver; oil boater; 1 stroll heater; 1
"tri
stiveirisr artite; 1 lawn mower,./ana many
• Other. household attleJea. '
battle cottage, well
ed,: •
oifuat-
• Terme con Ohattelettitsh,
'jean*, toil "Rea Estitte•-40% deposit, and,
' bighted in aa,SaYa. Subleet'to a refertre bid.
ltfatIOLD MOICSON, 1.attetioneer. . •
' P., tifIESNOit Clerk.
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Thito
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McQU,A_RRIE-In Seaforth, on Wednesday,
July 19th, Wilhelmina Toms, widow of the
late James McQuarrie, in her 84th year.
UMBACH-At her home, 39 Raymond Ave.,
Toronto, Sunday, July 9th, Rhoda Mae
Maxwell, beloved wife of Farm Umbach,
dear mother of Jane and John, daughter
of Mrs. Maud Maxwell and the late Thee.
Maxwell, Rested at the above address until
11 a.m., Wednesday. Service in Wm. Speer's
Funeral Chapel, Wednesday afternoon, 3
o'clock. Interment Prospect Cemetery.
BAYFIEL1(‘
The annual bingo, sponsored by the
Red Cross,,„will be held on the Square
on Wednesday evening, July 26th.
Good prizes will be given.
S.O. Margaret Fergusbn, of the R.
C.A.F., Guelph, spent the week -end
with her parents, Mr: and Mrs. Wm.
L. Ferguson. '
Mr. H. R. McKay who spent the
past few years at Sky Harbor, re-
turned 'home last week Mr, McKay
is a veteran of the last war.
Miss Ruby Fisher, of Kitchener, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Edwards.
James Dewar, of the R.C.N., is
spending his holidays with his par-
ents, Mr. and ;Mrs. David Dewar,
Miss Elva Dewar, of Toronto, is
spending her holidays at her home.
Mrs. Larkin and daughter, Helen
Larkin, of Toronto, are spending
some holidays with Mr, and Mrs. W.
J. Dowson.
Dr. Wes. W. Heard, wife and son,
having spent..the .past two weeks at
their cottage, left for theinahome in
California this week.
The many friends of Mr. Harry
Darrow will be sorryto hear he is
ill in Goderich hospital, and hope for
his speedy recovery.
Mrs. Pierce has moved into her
comfortable cottage on Louisa) Street,
and is a welcome citizen to the vil-
lage.
WINTHROP
The W.A., and W.M.Sl will hold
their meeting at the home of Mrs.
William Church on Wednesday after-
noon, July ,26th, Mrs. °Allan Ross,
the .temperance secretary, will have
charge of the topic,
The Helping Hand Mission Band
:held their' July meeting and annual
picnic. on Friday last. The meeting
opened with Hymn 613 and Rosie
Axtmaa read the sciipture lesson.
The offering was received and Mrs.
J. Hogg told the story. Hymn 623 was
sung and the Lord's Prayer repeated
in unison. The lunch of sandwiches!
and cookies was held on the church
lawn. •
Will Hold Unveiling Service
An unveiling service. will be held
in Cavan Church, Vt'iathrop, on Sun -
'day, July 23rd, at 10 a.m., when Rev.
W. J. Patton will read the names of
the bays and girls who have enlisted
in the .services,
Red Crass Meets .
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TIJ-Cif-EitSMITIEU
The Crick reunion will be. held at
the Lions Park, $eaforth, on Wednes-
day, July nth:
weisewesswasas
IVIcKILLOP
N. McCauley, who has been assist-
ing Thomas Kirkby with the haying,
was hurriedly called to his wife's
bedside at Brussels Tuesday night,
when she took a severe heart attack.
Mrs. McCauley is still under the doc-
tor's care.
The Red Cross unit met in the hall
Tuesday 'afternoon. The ladies of
Walton unit were well repreSented,
also a few from Seaforth branch,
Stventy ladies were present. A pro-
gram opened by singing "0 Canada,"
followed by prayer by Mrs. R. .Mc-
Farlane; a few words of welcome by
the president, Mrs. Eaton; readings
by Mrs. R. Bolton; solos by Mrs. Wm.
Montgomery. After the collection
was taken, Mrs. E. H. Close, presi-
dent of Seaforth Red Cross, address-
ed the units, which was very, inter-
esting. Mrs. Toll spoke a few words
of appreciation, and the program clos-
ed by singing "God Save the King."
Mrs. Frank Johnston presided at the
piano. Tickets were sold on a mat
and Wayne McMichael was asked to
make the ,draW. Mrs. Bert Anderson
held the lucky ticket. ..The sale of
bazaar articles and borne baking took
place and everything was sold. Four
quilts were quilted by the ladies •pres-
ent. • We thank all those who helped -
make the afternoon a success.
Cavan Church Sunday school will
hold a picnic at Lions Parli, Seaforth,
on Tharsday, July 27th. Sports of
races and goatee will take Made.
Please bring' itittchViches, tarts and
cookies.. Ityverybodr welcome. Ihijoy
a fetv, bents With the kiddia. •
, -Miss Margaret Moirtgotnery • It
Spending it feta dais at bane. •be4Ore
CROMARTY
At -the time of writing Rev. Mr.
MacWilliams is not much improved.
We hope to see him around soen
again in ,his usual health.
Mrs. James Scott . is at present
spending a week at Bruce Beach, at
Mr. MeKay's cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, of Fullar-
ton, visited an Sunday with: Mr. and
Mrs. John Seott of the village.
Mrs. McIntosh and Mr. Ram6ay and
family motored to Acton and visited
with Rev. Mr. Bennie for a few days.
Rev. Mr. Risdon, of the Staffa Unit-
ed Church, occupied the pulpit here
on Sunday last.
Personals: Rev. R. G. MacKay and
Mrs. MacKay, of the Presbyterian
Manse, Woodbridge, with Mr. and
Mrs. James Scott, Sr.; Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Lamb, Grenfell, Sask., with Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Sorsdahl; Mks. Davis,
Ingersoll, with Mr. and Mrs. Ott
Walker and family; .Ross Macdonald
with his grandparents,. Mr. and Mrs.
Pierce, Brussels; Dorothy Kemp, Mit-
chell, with Mrs. Houghton and fam-
ily. •
On the advice of his doctor, Roy
McCulloch has abandoned his Crom-
arty blacksmith shop for farm life,
but with some attention to smithy
work, at his home, near the old resi-
dence of Mrs. McCulloch. Conse-
quently to the regret of the village
residents, and the Cromarty congre-
gation of the Presbyterian Church,
the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
Culloch and their family will be in
the vicinity of Roys United Church
where they will attend.
USBORNE
Hodgert Reunion
The Hodgert clan held their 19th
annual reunion at Queen's Park, Strat-
ford, on Wednesday, July 12th, with
about 75 guests present, coming from
Dunnville, Port Hope, Toronto, Exe-
ter, Hensall, Chiselhurst and Russel -
dale. Despite a heavy rain at the noon
hour the day was enjoyed by all. The
officers for the coming year. are as
follows; President, John Hodgert;
secretary, Campbell Dow; treasurer,
John Bray; sports committee, Foster
Bray; Ken liodgert and Milton Hod-
gert; tahle"committee, Mrs. J. Madge,
Mrs. 3. Hodgert, Mrs. H. Lawrence,
and Mrs. Hart. The races were as
follows: Children under 6 ye rs, Tara-
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my Bray, Kenneth Clark, b ys, 6 to 7
years, Keith Coates, David w; boys,
8 to 9 years, .Keith Madge, Douglas
Colquimun; girls, 8 to 9 years, La-
belle Coward, Kathryn Bray;' girls,
10 to 11 years, Margaret Bray, Wil-
ma Coates; girls, 12 to 13 years, Ber-
nice Dining, Agnes Bray; single lad-
ies, 1VIarion Hodgert, Shirley Coates;
single men, Reg. Hodgert, Ross Hod-
gert; married ladies ,waiting race,
Mrs. W. Coates, Mrs. Charles Hocli
get; married men's running race,
Gordon Hodgert, Foster Bray; clothes
pin, race, Reg. 'Hodgert, Mac Hod-
gert; ladies' slipper -kicking contest,
EI:sie Bray, Maida Richard; gents'
slipper -kicking contest, James Hod-
gert, Foster Bray; ladies threading
macaroni contest, Mrg. R. Clarke,
Marjory Richard; special tug-of-war,
Keith Coates, Tommy Bray; distance
guessing contest, Elsie Bray) Mrs.
Roy. Coward; dropping clothes pin in
jar, Mrs. Charles Hodgert, Bernice
Dilling.
Council Meets
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1944. and 0.'„'Mi3.400ratel,t4ti VAC! rate wielt;1141 4/0Mi 00/011Pg' his fOrlottgh
bylaw wheh',40Mitted..t9 )tio etninellj 71-th wife agua 10,441y, •
pou Tittlegitute reqnwited !that they ;Mrs, Pred Beer, acopparad
be Jail:matt fitp,. to date OV, Vie! name J uhte.Elal4 and se; .To.
•of the eriZed sigamS..01010, from spent Friday and SatardaY in Landon,
this township ins matters reInting to Mrs. Horning and sons,'of Palmer -
the location of 'telephone gales On. the aton, are 'h.olidaYing with her aunts,
roadsides. I wa moved by 'Fisher -MiSs K. Scott, Mrs, C. Ballantyne and
and Bunca,n, that the bylaw bta amend- Mrs., P: Graham,
ed to make the road ,superintendent, Mr. Joseph Hagan left lait week for
W, J. Routly, the signing offiCiel, and Langdon, N.D.,. to visit with his bro-
that the Bell Telephone Company be ther, John Hagan, who recently had
so advised. •Carried. a soil killed in action oversew/. Joe
A delegation gonsisting of W. H. expects to be away for three weeks.
Hodgson and Mr. Cowan, of The (1.4447 • One of _eleven children of a widoW-
eral Accident Assurance CompanY, ed mother, Mrs: Roy Mohring,, of
tervi,ewed the Council re renewal of Goderich, the three eldest of whom
the policy Covering the employees of are in the armed forces, Gnr. Harold,
the municipality under the Work- Mohring, 23, has been killed in action
men's •Compensation At. Moved by in, Nornaanday. He is the first Gode-
Ellerington and Fisher, that 'the poi- ich native to be killed in this theatre.
icy be renewed with maximum cover- He' enlisted and went overseas with
age at a preralum of $67.50. the Elgins, but while in England
Clerk was instructed to advise the transferred to the ParatrooPers. He
weed inspector on behalf of the coun- was killed June 25th. Gnr. Mohring is
cil, that weeds on certain properties a nephew of Mrs. Robert Dick, Hen -
in. Winchelsea must .be, cleaned up. sall.
Moved by Fisher and Tuckey, that IVIrs. T. D. Wren, who underwent a
this council protests •to their repres- serious operation recently in Scott.
entative on county' council, Reeve Memorial Hos,pital, Seaforth, . came
13erry, the amount voted te Wingham home on Friday last and is improving
Hospital of $25,000 as being e,Xces- nicely.
sive, and we recommend that the „Mr. john Finlayson, of Seaforth,
Reeve take action to haye the amount and-.M.r...Williain Finlayson, of Craik,
reconsidered in county council. Car- Sask., visited '.recently with their
ried. cousin, Mrs. Nelson Blatchford. It is
Bills and accounts, covering month- some 35 years since Mr. Finlayson
ly expenditures, were passed on mo- has been -back here on a visit; and as
tin by Duncan and Ellerington. he drove in front the highway he was
Council adjourned to meet again on greatly impressed with the a.ppear-
Friday evening August llth! at 8.30 We of the village, the lovely resi-
p.m.-A. W. Morgan, Clerk. • dences, and noted that the lawns
were well kept up and in .goOd condi-
tion.
•amicoMancem
• HENSALL
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Death of Frank Farquhar
The lifeless body of Frank Farqu-
har, 58, was found Wednesday by his
wife seated upright on the back steps
of his Main Street barbel' shop here.
Dr. Donald G. Steer' said that death
had been caused by a heart attack.
When the barber failed to go home
at lunch time, his wife went to the
barber shop where- she found the
body. He had consulted a physician
Tuesday night about a heart condi-
tion. Born on the Parr Line near
'here, he barbered at. Exeter before
moving here wore than •30 years ago.
He is survived .by'his widow, the for-
mer Agnes Cochrane; three sons,
Manrice,4Ol1d John, Hensall; Gerald,
Ann Arbor, Mich.; two sisters, -Mrs.
Lambert and Opbie Farquhar! Hen-
sall, and a- brother, Charles, Kippen.
Private funeral services will' be held
from his late residence Friday at 2
p.m., conducted by Rev. J. E. Taylor,
minister ,of Carmel. Presbyterian
Church. Burial will he in Baird's
Cemetery. The bearers will be- W.
A. MacLaren, Goderich; Joe Flynn,
T. C. Joynt, George Hess, A. D. Mc -
Ewan and Ed. gsporthar. The sym-
pathy of the community is extended
to Mrs. Farquhar and family.
Lieut. and Mrs. Sam Rannie and
family are vacationing at TUrnbulrs
Grove.
• Miss Bernice Jinks is the guest of
Miss Betty Mickle. at Rondeau Park.
A reception will be held in 'the
Town, Hall; Hensall, Friday evening,
July 21st, for Mr. and Mrs. Ted Munn,
a recent bridal couple, and the form-
er Miss Audrey Dinnin. Everybody
welcome.
Miss Ada Gram, of Adrain, Mich.,
and • Miss Irene DOuglas, of London,
visited with Mr. and 'Mrs. George
Grain last week.
Miss Dorothy McQueen, of London,
is vacationing with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. MeQtteen, and sister,
Elva.
LAC. John Beer, of 'the R.C.A.F.,
Calgary, is spending a leave at his
home here.
Pte. Ken Noakes, of Ipperwash, vis-
ited with his mother, Mrs. A. Noakes,
last week.
Mrs- Emily Boyle' and Miss Helen
Boyle, of Toronto, were week -ea
guests with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mickle
and family at their summer cottage
at' Rondeau Park, .
Miss Isobel Alexander has returned
home after 'spending a week with her
brother, R. N. and •Mrs. Alexander, in
Londesboro. •
Mr. Charles Cook, of Chicago, bro-
The municipal council of Usborne• tier of Corney and Norman Cook, is
Township net on Friday, July 7th....at spending a two weeks' vacation vis -
eight o'clock in the evening•as pre- iting friends in Grand Bend and Hen -
arranged on account of the'busy hay- sail •
Mg season.' All of the memberti were Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Coles, of Smith
present and minutes of• the regular Falls,loriner well-known Hensall resi-
meeting, of June 10th and the special dents, Mr. Coles being manager -of the
meeting of June lfith were adopted as Bank of Montreal at Hensall, receiv:-
printed on • motion by Councillors ed offcial word that their gon, Wil -
Tuckey •and Ellerington. Correspond- Ilam Coles, with the Eighth Army in
ence was received as follows: Fire Italy, had been wonndedin action.
Marshall'g Office, re safety in public Mrs. Roy Bell was hostess for the
buildings, filed; Department of.'',Muni- annual plcnic of tRe Arnold Circle of
tions and Supply, request that settle- Carmel' Resbyterian Ohara], A `de-
ment of all wood fuel accounts be' lightfal time was spent in sports, di=
Made so 'that the accounting depart- rected by Mrs. John Farquhar, Mrs.
ment could complete their Work; also Charles Forrest and Mies Helen Moir.
a Otter outlining the wood -fuel situa- Supper was served, the committee in
tion for another winter with requests charge. was Miss Beryl Pfaff,, Mrs.
for :immediate orders for fttture de- Melvin Moir, Mrs. Hilton Laing and
livery this summer of tnext winter's Mrs. R. MacLaren.
supply of fuel wood. It was moved Miss Joyce$,Scruton,-of Toronto, is
by Tuckey and Duncan, that whereas enjoying a vacation" with bet' mother,
four cars cif wood are now on order Mri. A. Scruton, and sister and bro-
by citizens of TAbortie, that the coun- ther-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. P. L. Mo-
en hereby • instrUet the Clerk to Naughton.
mediately order.five -carloads of White Mr. and Mrs..CeciI Dining spent the
birch wood from the Department Cif week -end at the home of the latter',"
Munitions and Supply. ,Carried. parents, William and Mrs. Alexander.
Notice was received from the Ocnin- Mr. Fred Stoallaconabe was
•ty Olerk that IThbdrite'n gasernied Gitelp.h recently visiting With friends.
nation for county' tarposes,is $2,842,,- Mr. and , Mrs. Dott_.:PghY,
60.00, attd the "riltea, Wiled for coun- helm, are vacationing „With the
ty-purposes for lite-thrtettfintirldif IWO: -Parents, Mr. mid, Mrs. Stewart
followa: General „eennty ratey
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ieltving •Xontiens, • , 885,91; , cutlet', `•)ifeivot4o; ;4,40010; Ittr. and Mrswit. reate were ill
*14,,1a Weik, ,getataiary gehtotkitia6t65, *014 :OtittePtird'reCe1ttl,ii•Wtt;0# '414th' 141%
vigitingMdd litV:cqiitliitit AM; a total 1,favy- tor ,n4nti ifrpOs �t ii1 Mte Mt1hard Alian,,
Dr. Hotham and his, sister, Miss
Ida Hotham, of Semanns, Sask., vis-
ited with friends in the village last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Cudmore' and
daughter, June, of Toronto, are vaca-
tioning at their summer home here.
Cpl. Fred Beer,• of .London, visited
with his wife and family over the
w eek -end.
Mr. Archie Noakes, of London, was
a week -end visitor with his wife and
daughter, Helen.
Mrs. Robert McKenzie and family
'spent the past week camping , at
Wroxeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster McNaughton.
of Whitby, is vacationing with rela-
tives. Mr. McNaughton, who has
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IVIr, and Mrs!, Casey Ii141094 Und
'KM, Of c4,94,09.14 .4ro. spending
Week With the ..fer,rner'S parente, Mr,
afld Mrti. GOorge; .014113014.
Dr, B. •Blatchford, D.D.S.., and Mrs.
Blatchford„ Of •Portland, Ore., are via=
iting this ''eek with Mrs. Mary Brown
and. Mervyin• qnd Mr. •alkd M. C. L.
Jinks. Dr. Blatchford is a brother of
Mrs, Brown, and is on an extended'
trip visiting their numerous relatives,
throughout the district. They also
spent some time at the home ef Mr.
and Mrs. Wink& Wood„ of -Usborne,
and Mr. John BlatchfOrd. in Exeter.
Hensall Firemen are holding a fro-
lic in Hensall on Wednesday, July
26th. Bingo, wheels and other games
will be featured, and dancing to the
strains of Steve Dundas and., his
Orchestra of Lucan.,,,
Dr. Janaes W. Bell returned last
week following a week spent »i 'Har-
risburg, Pa.
The Misses Maybelle and Dorothy
McClinehey, of Seaforth, are spend-
ing a week's holidays with- their aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs: Manley
Jinks.
Mrs. James Dick, who has been ill
at her home for the past number of
weeks, was taken to Scott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth, on Monday in the
further interests of her health.
.. Announcement
Mrs.,Jane Chapman, Hensall, wish-
es to announce the 'marriage of her
daughter, Ruth Mildred, to Mr. Harry
R..Connors, Petty Officer U.S. Navy,
October, 1943. Mrs. Connors is a
member of .the staff of Albany Hos-
pital, Albany, N.Y., and her husband
serving with the Navy in the Atlan-
tic theatre.
Receives Letter From France
The following letter, was received
by Mrs. Maude Heiden from Tpr. S.
R. Dick, in responge to letters writ-
ten by members ,of the Hensall Wo-
men's Institute, and enclosed in the
last shipment ,of parcels: "France,
June 23rd. Dear Friends: I received
your parcel the other day which was
posted in May. I wish to thank all
those who provided the parcels very
sincerely, as the articles in them are
most usefid as well as the home-made
cookies and candies are very tasty,
and it sure brings hack the thoughts
of home and the friends we left be -
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RE 4LL.
• Wednesday, July 26th
a 0„10.
• Bingo • Wheels ,
iiLuneh Stand
PRIZES FOR ALL
Jitney Dancing from -9 p.m;
To Steve Dundas' Mohestra
Under auspices of Hensall
Volunteer Fire Brigade
hind. But I often think of the days
we left and the -people and hope that
the day will somt.come when we are
all home again and our job is done.
The weather hasnzt been too bad over
here so far -the odd shower, but not
much .to speak of; on the 'whole it
hasn't .been too bad.. Everything is,:
going fine. The • mail is beginning to
come, through quite regular now and
it sure is a pleasure 'receiving letters
these days. Mail always did mean a
let, but more so than 'ever before. • I
also received 300 cigarettes from Mrs.
Campbell through the Five Hundred
Club. The,y were posted on'.the 2nd
of April, and -I received them yester-
day. It has taken them a long tliiii
to come through, but they were really
appreciated, as I was alniciSt down to
my last package. Well, as there is
not much more to hay, I, better close
for this time. Once again I wish to
thank you all verysincerely for your
kind thoughts orremembrance to all
us lads from that district. Hoping
to be 'back in the neighborhood be-
fore too long. Thanks ever so much.
Yours sincerely, Tpr. S. R. Dick."
Mrs. Gordon Davis and son,' Leon-
ard, of Toronto, and Mrs. English and
Mrs. Mould, of Weston, spent te
week -end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. McDonald, No. 4 Highway,
south ,of 'llensall. • ,
Mrs. Alex Forrest, of North Battle=
ford, Sask., and Mrs. Fred Hays,- ot
Moose Jaw, Sask., are visiting with
Mrs. Wilson' .Carlile and family.
Hensall Public Library will be open
Saturday, July 22nd, and ,all books
are requested to be in on that date; t.
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