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George Hudson Retires As
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Centralia '.Air Force Kiltie
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Band, Wheels, Games,
Branekls o e '
Finals At Lions Park
Monday Night.
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Schools•
School Caretaker After 18
Years' Service;' Was Nev-
Than Before,
- ••-.Author 'ies Say.
Bingo and Big • Dance
Labor Tia.
tit ion Wo
er Late or Missed a
, -a
Provide Full Night's En-
Monday next,' • Septe'rrybec 3ec(,
RECORD ATTENDANCEDay's
Seaforth High School, Separate
and Public Schools'will open'
.Once
Work:
PLACE O '��DER EARLY
tertainment.
is Labor Day and a Dominion
ASKS FOR •, $ 'ar
Tuesday next,
holiday, and will be• observed as
- Main Street are. softball champions
the Seaforth 'Ind'ustrial •League for
second pear in succession, as
.11-7
the fall term on
September 4th. The high school
will assemble at 10 o'clock in,the
morning and the Separate and
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NEWS OF WEEK
IN HENSALL
Mr. F. K. B.Stewart, agricultural
representatide for*uron County, this
week received the ollowing infoima-
tion from Mr.J J A '. Francis, associ-
PROCEEDS ARE
OVER $1,000
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such in Seaforth, when all bust-
Hess plaoes will be dosed from
Saturday night until Tuesday
morning. It will be a long week-
Early in September the
Ab;my' willmake a laattionwad
to the people of Canada Tot',
carry on their rehabil'itstion
defeated 'the Flour Mill
Monday night at- Lions Park before
largest crowd of the season.
Taking the first two games of the
ahayo8s by scores of 15-5 and 20-11,
Main Street were heavy favorites,
Public Schools at a.m.
high school staff, Mr. Lloyd Mor-
rison, of Barrie, will fill the ivac
ancy caused -by the resignation of
Mr. is H. Weedmark and Mies
Doris McMillan, of Toronto, will -
Les- •
The induction of Rev. Percy Fera
gusbe at Carmel Church, Hensall, is
to be held Friday evening,. Sept, 7th.
Mr. Ferguson will preach his first
sermon at Carmel Church on Sunday,
ate professor of Poliiltiy at the O.A.C.,
Guelph, Ont. •j
Mr. Francis sues that they have
had word from the' Coal Controller's
office that the reserve stock of brood-
et coal is lower than ever before:
Decidedly cool weather did not
seem in any way to affect the attend-
arse at the annual frolic of the
Brucefield Patriotic Society held on
the Maid Street, Thursday evening.•
end, consequently housewives in
town and district are advised to
remember, as it will either be a
case •of tieing that er doingwith-
g
out.
veterans and veterans' fa
other. social and' welfare •set
TheArmyla
plays a un1 t}e
important part in the work.
service in Canada and is
of, every one's support.
but the Millers' came back strong to
;Ake the next two by scores of, 15-7
take the place of Miss Emily
ter, who also. resigned. There
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Sept. 9th.Lastt-week
fix' George Hyadson, well-known
This is due • to Transportation and
labor groblema i
The crowd was double the size of'last ..
year, and the program continued until
the
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commendation
work of the Salvation . '•my,.'
and 17-14 to even,., the ad s.
In Monday night's game, Kennedy,
the mound for the ' Main, Street,
will be no changes on -staffs
of the other two schools.
Hensall resident, who has been a
very efficient caretaker of • Ilensal•1
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"All those inters ted in having a
supply for 1946 season should make
long ,after midnight, before crowd
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commenced to titin out,
The Centralia Air Force ^Pipe Band
COUNTY OFFICIALS
ads was expressed in'a erste
His Excellency. the Earl of'.
Governor-General, in behalf
an
team, held 'the Millers scoreless for
pix Of the•seven 3nnimgis, but was out-•
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continuation and public schools . for
the past 18 years, has 'tendered his
resignation,. Mr: Thomas Richardson
application to theiralocal coal dealer
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in the near future��
in their smart blue plaid uniforms,
was one of the big attractions and
OI�E
Royal Highness the' Pr%nce
and' himself. TheirExcellezv
witted in the fifth, when seven run
Hers crossed the 'home 'plate. •
TOWN INDUSTRIES
of Hensall, has been appointed to •
him. Mr. Hudson since he
Fettil'tzer
Mr. E. K, Hampson, Regional Sup_
provided an 'excellent program: Fm
addition, there were wheels, games
PICNIC
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ed the hope•t
Dominion woulhat Ylie peon]
d whole Heart.
Messenger,' hurling for the• Millers,
eras more lenient, allowing a big six-
runrally in the first,- to which Main
Street were able to add very slow-
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ENLARGE • PLANTS
succeed
accepted the :position 18 years ago,
was never late once for his duties
and never missed a day's work. Pre-
vious to that he _was caretaker of
ervisor of Fertilizers, also states that
fertilizer companies are having diffi-
cdlty in keeping ppplles on hand,
and that they fear when sowing of
of chance and bingo, followed by a
big dance.
The winners of the prizes were:
lst, lady's Wrist watch, Sanson Col-
2nd, Lounge Car-
COurit Council Holds First
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Picnic Since War
Pott the Salvation Army's
for $1,500,000 which opens in
her. The Earl of Athlone is
president of the Salvation I
ly, as' 'Messenger (tightened as the
game progressed— .
W. J. Duncan, Boshart Fac-
the Hensall Town Hall for 21 years.
wheat becomes general that they will
not be equipped to 'handle the orders
osky, Zurich; chair,
lI le Cornish, Brucefield; 3rd, 'lamp
Was Declared.
bona] Advisory Board.
The
The statement said that :El,
The teams: -
FLOUR MILL—Harold Knight, as.;
Charles Case, 3b.; Archie Hubert, 2b.;
tortes Build Extensions'and
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W. T. Teal, New Plant.
Shorthouse - Hedden ,
In lovely ceremony at St, -Thomas
Church, St. Catharines, on. Saturday
that early erdering will help
them to render better service.
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table, Lillian Johnston, Hamilton;
4th, •table lamp, Patsy Lane, Bruce
field.
The the carnival will
Members and •officials of Huron
County with their families and
friends numbering more than 150
knew by observation in
five years that the assistance
vation Army 'gave had, far
Gus yiessengert-p„ Dave Grieve, lb.;
. e,
-afternoon, August 25th, Mona Maude
proceeds of
in excess of $1,000.
people enjoyed a picnic at Harbor
consequences in th-e lives• •o£
Frank Ellwood, inf.; Kenneth Doig,
c.f.; "Punch" Messenger, c.; Lorne
Date, l:f,; alternate, Frank O'Connor.
MAIN.. STREET—G. Bannon, s.s.;
Donald 'Smith, c.1°: Donald' Stewart,
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3b.; George Kruse, r.f.; K. I. McLean,
Seaforth industries are. booming,
as is evidenced by the large building
program being carried out 'this sum-
mer by the W. J. Duncan shoe fat-
& Sons
Marie Hedden, of St. Catharines,
daughter of Mrs. Catherine M. Heil
den, of Hensall, became.the bride of
Pte, Harvey- Alexander Shorthouse, of
Peterborough, son of -air.., and Mrs.
James Harry Shorthouse,. of St. Cath-
OPEN DATES FOR
SHOOT ANNOUNCED
run
Brucefield Patriotic Society is one
of the most active and progressive
societies in Western Ontario, and
has set the pace for Huron County.
Over a term of years it, has been
after-
Park, Goderich, Wednesday after
noon.
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• Many enjoyed a ride on the lake
on boats chartered for the occasion.
fine picnic lunch was served in the
pavilion, Warden Alex Alexander was
number .of men in the seryl
"Now and for along time
the Salvation Army is giving
continue to give wise coon
greatly needed help," said, t
meat' "The . various goys
11.; Clare' Reith, 1b.; Ronald Pull-
man, e.; C. Trott, 2b.; Frank Ken
Hedy, P.
Umpires—Walter Scott, Rex Mc-
Gregor.
tory and the John Boshart
furniture factory,' two of the towns
leading and expanding industries, and
by Seaforth Motors, owned and oyer
ated by W. T. Trail. •
arines. The church was lovely with
a floral background of varied colored
gladioli in tall standards. The church
organist was at the console of the
organ for the bridal music, and Rev.
James Willis the cere-
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September 15 to December 5
For Ducks and Geese
1n Huron.
holding entertainments to raise funds
for boxes for their boys acid those
of the immediate district in the three
armed services
When 'peace was declared they
again showed the way, Already
chairman for the after -supper speech-
es made by the following: Ex -war -
dens' George Armstrong, Hay; T;. J,
Bowman, Brussels; Wilmot Haacke,
Goderich Township; John' M. Eckert,
Federal; Provincial and
have set up rehabilitation
but in countless instances :
otherwirse provided for is ne
titularly in the 'domestic an
al problems of veterans,
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Bowlers Win
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At YY 1 iLSm
- Mr. W. J. Duncan has completed
the erection of a large three-storey
brick 'addition on the north side of
his present factory on Main Street,
performed
mony. For her wedding the attrac-
tive young bride chose a graceful
tive
floor -length gown of white brocaded
satin with full net skirt, white satin
headdress with shoulder -length veil.
A summary of the regulations as
they apply to Ontario is as 'follows:
Open Seasons (both dates inclusive) :
Ducks (other than Eiders), Geese
La, Coots, Gal-
some 26 returned mem have not onlyfamilies.
been tendered a banquet, but each
one has been presented with a. $50.00
War Bond, and others, as they re-
turn, will. be similarly •honored,
McKillop; Louis Rader, Hay; N. W.
Trewartha, Clinton; S. W. Tuckey,
Exeter. Mayor Mooney, of Goderich,
extended a civic welcome and others
introduced were Mrs. Eckmeier, coup-
"We, must.make it possible
S'alvation•' Army to meet rthis
upon it, which is over and a
many other branches of
>idrs- E. H. Cios•x} and Jack Hotham
which•"ovill soon lie equipped and putt
She were the groom's gethea
(other titan Bratit) t
lint3lea—Northern latrict (defined
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ty librarian; Bain Stewart and Ger-
Nelson, represents-
herein it 'Oris so' 'impoltan
won the first 'prize with 3 wins and
a plus of 17, at the big mixed doubles
tournament held in Wingham on Mon-
day night, when 29 pairs were in the
draw. •honour,
Two• other Seaforth rinks also tom
peted, but failed to get in the money.
into operation:
The 70x72 -foot three storey brick
addition to the John. Boshart & Sons
furniture factory, across the road
from the Duncan factory, is rapidly
nearing completion, and when the
t roses
set in emeralds. Sweetheart roses
formed her bridal bouquet. The
bride's sister in law, Mrs. Orville
Hedden, St. Catharines, as matron of
was costumed in mauve net,
(Continued on Page 4)
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below): Sept. 15th to Dec- 5th.
•Throughout the remainder oP the
Province: Sept. 25th to Dec. 15th,
except that in the Counties of Essex,
gent and Elgin, the open season for
geese (other than Brant)- shall be
from Nov. lst to Jan. 10th.
REAL' ESTATE CHANGE
The dwelling occupied by Grant
Fraiser ha.s been sold to Gordon W.
Dupee, through the Watson & Reid
agency. Possession given Sept. 1st.
ald agricultural
tives; Miss Helen Gardner; senior
nurse of the Huron County Nursing
and the ,school nurses, Miss Mildred
Haberer and Miss Jean Falconer.
Miss Aubra Cleaver, public health
nurse of Goderich, was the winner
of a draw made by Dr. J. W. Shaw,
in the life of this Domini
Princess Alice and I join
mending this appeal for fun
v: ho may be in a position 1
bute,"
His Excellency accepted ti
ary presidency of the Salvati
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new machinery is installed will more
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• The Northern District of. Ontario
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with
Advisory Board November
Bowling On
than double the capacity of the. Pres
ent' plant-
At the north end of Main Street,
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Bayfield News
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is defined' as that part of the Prgvince
dying north and west of a line
Commencing
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Bosharts Honor
of Clinton, and was presented
a silver cream and ,sugar set. Dr.
Shaw won the prize for the oldest
His term of office, as Gave
era] is'now- drawing�to a c
wily be succeeded early next
The Green
Mr, W. T: Teall has commenced the
erection of a one -storey cement block
Mr. and Mrs. William Parker and
few holidays near
described as Follows:
at the southwest angle of BruceField
thence in a easterly
Employee
person present. and Baby Eckmeier
for the youngest,
Marshal Sir Harold L.
ander.
(By BILL HAAT)
70x90 feet, at the rear of the Sea-
two sons spent a
Owen Sound.
County; general
direction along the southerly boon-
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impromptu meeting, at the
This was the first annual picnic:
held for five years, as during the we.'
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When you wake up on Saturday
morning and rub the sleep out• of
dawn that
forth Motors building, which when
completed, will be used as a machine
shop far his garage and implement
Miss Dorothy McLeod,, of -Toronto,
spent a few days at her home last
dories of Bruce and Grey Counties to
the southwest angle of Nottawasaga
Simcoe,
At an
office of John Boshart & Sons, lass
Pauline ''Matthews, who is severing
the function was discontinued.
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your eyes; it will on you
it's the .first day of .September. Fall
is just around the corner, and where
business.
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week.
Many of the villagers attended the
Brucefield on Thursday eve
Township in the County of
along the south boundaries of Notts-
Sunnidale and Vespra Town-
her connection with that firm to enter
training at St. Mary's Hospital, Kit -
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News Dublin
S. S. P�'
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frolic at
vvasaga,
chener, was made the recipient of a
of
has the Summer gone? Just one
more month to bowl] If the weather
is partly decent, it is the best time
of the year—clear, ' cool evenings.
Even if the weather is backward,
there is always a lot of bowling done,
because sees the season
BLAKE
A special Honor Roll service wiltof
be $old in Blake Church on Sunday
afternoon, Sept. 2nd, at 2.30 p.m. The
Legion members from Brucefield, Hen-
be in
Hing of •last week.
r. Fred Scotchmer, of Torontol,
purchased two lots in the village on
TuylL Street and had his cottage m'ov
ed up from the Elliott property,
south, of the village, and placed on
lots.
ships to the line of mean high water
of Lake Simcoe, along the said line
mean high water an the south side
of Lake Simcoe to the northwest
angle of Brock Township in the Coun-
ty of Ontario, and along the north
Brock Township to the
handsome travelling bag, presented to
her on behalf of the management and
office staff, with the sincerest wishes
for her success in the profession of
her choice.
Mr. J. A. Westcott, who has been
in war work in Toronto for the past
three years; has• returned to Seaforth
and will conduct his former business
of watch -repairing at his store on
Main Street.
Personal Joseph Jordan, Miss
Members -of the Sunday SI
.congregation of St. Thomas
together with some from •S
Church, Dublin, held a very
picnic at the Lions'Park, Se;
Thursday, August 23Sr"d.
everyone
clipping away and wants to get a Pew
more whirls at it. There are a num-
bet of good tournaments slated for
September. The Seaforth Club is
holding an Irish Trebles on Monday,
sail and Clinton Legion, will
attendance at the service. Rev. Reba
Henn, the minister on the charge, and
Rev,C Hackendorn, of the Zurich
Evangelical Church, will assist with
the service. There will be special
his newly purchased .
Mr. Murdoch Ross and daughter,
Mrs. Irene Basset, were at Wood-
stock last week attending the funeral
of his son-in-law, George A. Davison.
•aiser,
boundary of
centre of King's Highway No. -12 ;
thence southerly along the centre
line of the said highway to the cen-
tre line of the right-of-way of the
Canadian Pacific Railway in the vi-
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WINTHROP
The W.M.S. and W.A. of Cavan
Church, Winthrop, will hold 'their
September meeting on Wednesday,
Mary Jordan and Miss Mary Donnel-
iy, Buffalo, N,Y•, with Mr. and Mrs•
Leo Feeney; Miss Eleanor McGrath,
St. Joseph's Hospital, London, with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
McGrath; Mr. and. Mrs. Fergus Ma-
Among winners of races
following: Five years an
Mary Fraiser, Roy Scoins;
and under, Barbara Fraise
Scoins; 10 years and unde
Cecilia Fraiser; 12
Sept. 10th. That's one week after
3.abor Dap.
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-music, and the congregation and all
church friends are welcome.
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Exeter Man
cinity of Myrtle; thence in a general
'easterly direction along the said cen-
tre line to the City of Peterborough,
Sept.S,ept5th, at the home of =Nits. Wm.
Montgomery. Circle 3 will have,
charge of the meeting. The mem-
Loney, Buffalo, N.Y.. Mrs. Y. V. Ryan
and daughter, Peggy. Stratford, and
Joseph Maloney, London, with their
under, -Jean Pevitt, Nancy
boot race, Jean Pevitt, Ju;
kicking i shoe, Clara G
On Thursday evening last two,
rinks of bowlers attended a tourney
at Mitchell. The personnel were: R,
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1Bruee field News
A
Seriouslyln�ured
along the centre line of King's High-
way No. 7 to the west boundary of
Lanark County, along the west and
bers are asked to bring in their mite
boxes.
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brother, Patrick Malouey; Mr. 'anti
Mrs• Mark Atkin, Jr.. and son, De-
Robinson; lucky spot, M
Archibald; three-legged re
J. Sproat, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kaiser,
Potter, Andrew Street, Ex-
south boundaries of Lanark County
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troit, and Pte. Peter Cennamo. Lon-
Pevitt and Nancy Scofield,
M. A. Reid, Miss Alice Reid and Mrs.
E. A. McMaster.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and
Jimmie, of Clinton, spent Sunday with
Wilbert
eter, whose left arm was severed
Tuesday in an accident while working
in a
to the line of mean high water on
the north side of Rideau Lake, and
along the line of mean water on
Cromarty News
don, with Mrs• Philip Kenny; Mr. and
Mrs, John Meagher are spending a
week in •Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Archibald and David A
pei?ny scramble, 'Helen An
Jacqueline'Brown; wheelbai
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The mixed trebles tournament that
was to have been held on Monday,
Friday of this
Mrs, Alice Hohner and family.
Miss Kate Dalrymple, of London,
visited her aunt, Mrs. H. Dalrymple,
in the pit of an elevator shaft
downtown building, in London, is is
improved condition in Victoria Hos-
his condition
.bigh
the north side of Rideau Lake and
Rideau River to a Point opposite the
northeast angle of Grenville County;
Mr. J. A. Westcott, who has been
in war work in Toronto for the past
three years, ha . returned to Seatortli
Butters and family at Grand Bend;
Miss Marie Nagle in Detroit; Mr. and
Mrs, Arthur Forster in Wroxeter:
Evelyn Moore and David A
H. G. Meir and Bert Shaw,
is postponed until
week, Aug. 31st. Then men are to•
pick their partners. Get your entry
in early.
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The lathes held a tournament on
this week. •
Miss. Ella Robinson and Mr. Leslie
Robinson, of Elimville, visited. Mr.
and Mrs. T. H. Wheeler on Saturday.
Rev, and Mrs. James Foote, of
Charing Cross, and Miss Ann Foote,
•pital. Attendants give
as "satisfactory." Potter was recent-
ly discharged from the Canadian
'Navy and intended taking a course in
medicine at the University of West-
ern Ontario this fall. The accident
thence southerly along the east. boon-
dary of Grenville County to the. north-
west angle of Dundas Countyt•'thence
easterly along the northerly boundar-
ies of Dundas, Stormont and Glen-
and will conduct bis former business
of watch -repairing at his store 00
Matin Street.
The harvest in these parts is near-
ly completed and it, bas been an
Both and hay
Mrs. Kathleen Feeney spent the
week -end in. London: .Tames kraus-
tont, Jr., in Detroit; Miss Joan Bur-
dette has returned after spending
ttt•r, months in Sarnia and Indiana,
Ambrose Doher-
a
Walton Mari
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Is Di.seha.
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Wednesday. Rain came after the
first game. The ladies then had
pot -luck supper in the club house, and
according to reports, they had plenty
to eat.
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A Mixed tourney was held last Fri-
day evening. Two ten -end games
-were enjoyed by a good turnout of
owlets- Winners were: Ladles, 1st,
Mrs. E. H. Close; 2nd, Mies Pearl
ux;
Patterson; 3rd., Mrs, fes. and,
men, 1st, Lorne. Date'; 2nd, Harold
Free; 3rd, Fred Johnston.
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On Monda$r evening of this week
;Mrs• E. H. Close' and Jack 110tham
were first prize Winners at Wingham
in a mixed open dotililes....•Twb ether
were in , the ;totirnainent fr
rinks Q
: worth—M. M. A. 'Reit] and iVCiss Alice
`nld,•
Veld, and Mr..and Mrs. •i#arold Prise:.
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'resemt holdaerd Of the ladids ging
as r ]Vire. Harm' Stewa>`C anal. Mtn,:;
S, Mae. A elt$lIi3iigab wdltlIil. be
u...aw..,.t
of Detroit, are visiting the former's
a brother, Mr. A. Foote, and Mrs. Foote.
Miss Genevieve Smith, of Stratford
visited relatives here on Thursday•
Among the many faces seen at the
Frolic on Thursday evening last were
Major and Mrs. Stuart Knox, of Sar-
nia, and Major and Mrs• Lance Nor-
cis, of Crumlin,
. Mrs. James- 'Mustard. and Miss Jean
Mustard, R.N., of U•S,A., are visiting
Mrs, Neil McGregor 'and other tela-
tives.
Mr, and Mrs. John McIntosh and
family, of Toronto, are visiting with
Mr, and Mrs. C. Haugh.
Miss Margak'et Henry spent a Yew
days in Ottawa.
Mr. a$id Mrs. Harry Norris, of Sar-
m nia; Mr. 'Arth¢tr Cursley, of London,
and Mrs. Noiman Hannigan, of axe
.
Mr, spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs, J. K. Cornish.
Mr . R. D Wsert has re�tiirn,ed to
_ e rise ,the village. heti Mother,
�„ her .1Y6 in ., g
inti :' 'tt'litex 'returned
-Mrs, (a, Dda r t r
��+ttlt hot.
happened while ,Potter was helping
with construction of an elevator
shaft, He; was working in the pit at
the time and had stopped for a mom-
ent when the counterbalance weight
on the elevator dropped on his arm.
The weight, estimated at around 20
tons, goes down when the elevator
goes up. Patter was leaning with his
arm on the track in which the weight
slides when the. elevator was taken
to the top floor, A nurse in the build-
.ing rendered first aid and aliplied
tourniquet to stop the bleeding after
workmen extricated the man from be-
neath the 'weight; An ambulance was
called and he was rushed to Victoria
Hospital where blood transft4sions
were given. The former sailor, who
spent more than- 'three years In the
navy,, was working for the constritq-
Putting in the elevator:
tion company P tt g
shaft.He had been working Por the
company: only a few 'days when the
accident happeiYed. Potter has been
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*aiding On Byatt Street Londein,
'front the Street,
�1nCe hits a3iiatige f '
garry Counties to the interprovincial
boundary.
Woodcock—Oct. 1st to Oct. 31st.
Wilson's Snipe—Northern District
(ceflned above), Sept. 15th to Nov.
'15th. Throughout, the remainder of
the Province, Oct. 1st to Nov. 3-Oth,
No person shall kill, hunt, ca. ,ure,
injure, take or molest any migi`'bry
game' birds during the close season;
and no person shall -sell, expose for
sale, offer :for sale, buy, trade or traf-
a fit in any migratory ga)ne bird at any
time.,
Those taking of the nests or eggs
of ,migratory game, migratory insect-
ivorous and migratory heli -game birds
is 'prohibited.
The killing, hunting, -capturing, tak-
ink„ or molesting of migratory insetan
tivoroua and migrlttQir non -game ams
birds, their ' ests or eggs is, .prohibit-
P
.ed, .. ••
The pos•sbesion oS mig`r`atory game
eas o n is
birds killed during tire] one x e o
Ontario tiiin'ti .arch 31st
allowed in Onta l M
' filentlinied oft : ' ge"" 5)
abundant one. wheat
were excellent. with• grand weather
for the ingathering.
Quite a number from the Cromarty
congregation attended the sacred con-
cert held at Roy's appointment last
Sabbath evening, and en,;oyed it very
much,
Mrs. Reidie, of Erin, a Former rest-
dent, is at present spending a few
holidays 'in Cromarty. It is some
time since Mrs. Reidie visited here.
Mrs. Robertson, of the village, is
at present holidaying around Granton
with her daughters.
Mrs. Davis, of Exeter, is at present
visiting with her daughter, Mrs, Otto
Walker, of the village.
Miss Nettie of Paisley, 'form
erlyof Cromarty,ieScott, spending a fewS
holidays in the vlllagA. We were all
'very glad to see Nettie again. ilex
Lather, Rev, Peter Scott, was minister
of Cromarty for a number of years.
,Mr, and Mrs, Parker were in Lon-
nib :in
don for a day last weep, co in
' bushiest with pleasure, t
U.S.; Mr, and Mrs,
ty and Mr. and Mrs. •Toseph iieauiieu.
i)etroit, with Mr. and Mrs. John
Meagher; Mrs. Kenneth Etue, Zur-
ich ,with her parents. Mr. and Mrs•
Thos. J. Molyneaux; Miss Jean
Burns, Galt, with her parents, Mr•
and Mrs. DatSiei Burns; Miss Angela
O'Reilly in London: Mrs• M. Schul-
pian in Windsor: Mr's. H. Corman
and daughter, Ella Louise, in Hamil-
ton; Jack Blood has returned, to lits
home in Detroit after spending two
month's with Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Ryan; Mrs. Betty McGrath and son,
,Ta k, -returned to Detroit after
Spending a month with Mr. and Mrs,
John McGrath; -Mr. and Mrs., D. Me-
Connell in Stratford; M;s. (Dr.) Ry -Staff
and her daughter, Mrs. Bouchard,
Saginaw, Mich., with Mr, and - Mrs.
-William ,Lane; Mrs. Charles Cttutlter,
Toronto, and Mrs. Leo Fortune, Sea
forth, with their cousin, Mitis• D, Ma•
Correll, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelm',
• 11 e
g 1Jlyth, with Aves. IiatYrat;ine yrn
and, 'Nix. d Mr's Joseph. Carpenter,
'
Mr. W. C. Bennett has be
ably discharged from the
Army. Staff Sgt. Bennet
three years and bine mint
First Great War, where he
ereiy wounded and' spe
months in military hoc
France and England. • He a
World War II in June, 194(
posted, to Ottawa, Rockc
lands, Trenton, Petawawa
the paw, two and a half
been in Toronto, where- 1
the general postal deiive.
for the Army Post• Office 11
road Sniffling at the' C 1 t-
had a staff of 15 (j.V A.C'i
Sgt.lotinett' his lX
ed to Walton and, has ai
over the manager te'ht• tff I
• store attd• pater d i e, titch
by Mre. Reliiie'tt dttring 1
1 b . ale° iiii'teltdd ? -
grading anti' colds til ge
re hien lin t 0tjeii .;:"
� m 1<�"
joining his' dtisifl s:tai
'
AQ*
Fk3
Stf�a
aa),ltit{lG
e `appea at i,M �
and
Wol'` oi't 1'Ta
les
•
i'vities •;,
and 411:
)f social]
deservingi '
of ClKati' ;wp
in Can.
went
Athlone',;
of Her`:
8s .Alice; r'
cies voice it
e: of -the t•
whaley- asap-- rr l
campaign,
Septem-
I
Tmy Na-
Hi Excel -
the past
the Sat k
reaching
a larger
ccs.
to come, ri
and will.
eel and
he state- t•
rnments,'
Municipal;
machinery'
,help not r3
eded, par-
d person,-
and their
for the
demand tt
bove the yx
serviee
�a m;
>n, The
in cam- x
ds .to all
o contri-
to honor-
on Army
30, 1940.
rnor-Genn
lose- He
year by,
G. Ales
nic.
:hool and
' Church,
t. Mary's,
enjoyable
iforth, on
were the
d under,
8 years,
r, Ronnie
r, Audrey
Years and
Scofield;
ie Shaw;
filbert, b.
iss Alice
ce, Jean
Miss A,
rmstrong;
n Brown,
row race,
rmstrong,
Yr.
ged
en honor -
Canadian
t' served.
:hs in `'the
was sev-
nt some
pitais
;niisted
), and wasp
liffe, tp-
and for
years has
tes set'' i1p
y system
t the Rail'.'
where
Qw•rel tirkt
fain ttl3itt4 i
if
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