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m - ressive Funeral Servicps
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• l• . • • ' New Firm, • Headed -By ,, W.
Rules Conceal' . °tt : Lotter-
'Steele Briggs.Shipped 200
q• • • • • Ross l cGregox :; � rit.ed ' k
Are ' Held . For --
Infant.
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' L.� Whyte, - of - Seaforth,
Snow. Purchases Egg, Grad><ng,
•les, .Bin oy nd •
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affig 7 .
Tons -'of Onions To .West-
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ern Ontario Points' Froin
Hensall • During March.
Ta Scott 1Vemcrsl ;dos -i
Firstt1 ' °
�.. 1Suta1 I�oard
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Back in;
TEWS • OF '' DUBLIi\T
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There was a flurry .of snow W • COldy" Storage :and .Killing.
y Plants..RACE"'.
Thursda afternoon; and weather
that felt .like a lot' more:: How-
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IS DOMINION
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the tart century when
boy (lying • in: the "' 'S" U°
a west end',.ofi• RAY TrE1' CONT
NEWS OF WEED.
Seaforth. or the country adjoin. - # 4
.
Arrangements to , hare' an -exhibit
F 'Short]}Doti cattle froaf four West
ea Ontario' counties at the provincial
lowing match at Port Albert in 'ing
.
ever, we will' have to take the bad.,
with the 'geode -and last month •TOOK OiVEli
was all geed. So 'much so that •understanding
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MONDAY.
seeding is completed' in the south ON MVNDAY'
ands started in the north, and
As 'there 'appe;ars 'to. 1e a lack of
on' .the lj,,,rsA
t of some
law enforcement officio, and muni..
tips] authorities concel+ttlag lotteries,
.
IN +'N � -I:L
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ing, braved the Hraterg of the ,'i• ,
Maitland a week"'pc. two before Caunctl Meer&• •
the Queen's Birthday, his :feat- The , regular !meeting of Hallett...,
'•'brought s
A meeting of Hensaii Chamber .of
Commerce was held on Tuesday, Mar-
26th. R. H. Middleton was chairman,
and •. the following committees were
appointed: Membership, with P. Mc,-
Naughton, convener; Entertainment,
' W. 0- Goodwin, convener; Bnoject, W.
Entrance W
R Davidson, convener;•
B. Cross, convener; Industrial, W.
Spence; convener; Publicity, •R, H.
Middleten,-convener. • '•
It was decided to make some im
some Tents to the •par]s. and Put in
some forms, of amuse}nent -flat •th'e
children„ and also put in tables and
aecOm•modation for tourists, ••••
Fees for membership were discuss-
'him marked- con- township, council mete Mondays. April • tv
tion• from his fellows, and if found. 1st, in the 'Conimirn ty Hall,. LondeS ; .
out, marked treatment at, his -born, at 2•. P.m. The reeve -and all'--.-`-
Mome too. But y gen:. q noes- *r�+'
possibl this en' members f the council were =
eratren is faster,; • At any rate, -eat. The minutes of •'the last regular
• Bob, Deug and Jimmie Seatt, sons meeting of March 4th were read. -yFr,
of Mr. and Mrs. Jamey T. Scott, -.;J. Dale and W. R. Jewitt: That then • r
opened the season'' at the old' minutes of the last regular meeting '�
swimming hole at •',Roxboro on be : ado'pted as read. Carried-`. Wm. J.
• Frida afternoon,March 29th, af. Dale •and I: Ira •Rapson:.That we app , „
ter school, by takiee en ail -in -'dip, . 'Wet Ross McGregor as, representor, - 4 .� y
'We admit that Friday's weather tive, for the Township- of Hallett to H H
was somewhat balmy, but even Scott Memorial Hospital 'Boards Sea-
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Rapson .and r .
" at that we think the Scott forth. Carried, That
brothers have hung up a regord Geo.' C. Broevn: That we 2:dverithetor
that will hast well into the next tenders for crushing and drawing.,
centur gravel for the Townshi. of Hallett,
y tenders to be in the hands of the t
ober were put is train at a meeting
I ]Dublin, Friday afternoon of the ex
fatly of the Perth -Huron Shorthorn
ewarned
Ino- :The exhibit, said George Wal,.
e chairman of the ,meeting; servesrf
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an alternative'to. getting the 1940
tampions ' .Shorthorn ,show •for•
there is plenty df yet to: ,. business and property deal
finish it. • But the weatherman A
',•was consummated. in Seaforth last week
us some time, ago not 'to
' get toe"enthusiastic and let the when H.` R. Spence, & Son disposed •or
• furnace fire out,' and. we ' guess tl>eiiC• large holdings in'"the egg grad-
the- weatherman wa 'right..: •ing, cold storage and produce 'buss-
tress, as well.: as their large killing
bingos and raffles, the'following
•large
out for. guidance:.
I:.otteriest
Lotteries are entirely prohibited
der Section 236 of the+Criminal
o,f"Canada. Games ot;'ch
es, such as bungalows, .,:automobiles
is set
un-
Code
ce for prix-
,contras to
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tit
ilron County.Y
"At the provincial' Shorthorn 'meet,
"we
plant.
• • �• • •• • The' new firm, headed by W. L;,
Whyte, of Seaforth„ will be known as
and free trips, etc., are y
the criminal law .of Can, and no
person can give au,;.nerit . to conduct
g," said •lir. �Taldie, realizes'
tat it wouldn't be a very popular.
ove to ask for a championship she* he
s here- at the extreme end of the
•ovince'this year, so we:asked for a
int for an exhibit of Shorthorn ca!
e „ ,
The grant, said Prof yG. E. •Day, o,f
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•Streets;
`.Seaforth Produce, Ltd., and' the in-
terests it has acquired include' the
egg. grading and refrigeration plant
in' the Crich Block' •on Main Street;
the cold .storage dant, with briclt
9 block On the corner of Main and John
the. residence of Mr, G, A.
"a lottery for any pugpos
Bingos'
A Person or orga>aizar p, 'conduct-
frig 'a bingo"is liable.to prnsecution
-for keeping .a common ganiitig house
under Sections; "226 a'nd4229 of " the
Criminal Code, The exception is that
ed'•,and it .was moved and seconded,
that 'the annual fees b.e $5.00 per year
•
Clerk on ore 'before April 13th; to•be '�:
®_' ,; • • • •. -•
opened on _April 15th et 8, p.m,- Car-
ueIph, secretary of tali Ontario
fior'thern Association:, is t be •'said
two clubs, the Perth:J ]iron and
re 'Middlesex-Lambton, ,'at the; mate
,' "$10,00 - for. each. head exhibited.
rra gems is for -selecting and trans -lett
Spence on Centre Street, with the'
e
:01d -Timer's Letters.- Inter- large, modern hailing plant.
• During the six years tat the
ests •aGeor-ge Delgatty, . .Messrs. Spence' have teem in: Sea-
forth, their business has expanded by
-- . ,....Gilbert Plains, .Mari.:. ..-y
leaps and liloun•dse Until •nvw it ia• the
largest produce
a bingo may be•occASI iALI.Y run
by a charitable or religions nr;aniza•
tion if the proceeds',aie:.to b' used
for the 'benefit of ,any chartable or
religious object. A person or organ-.
ization V A�:eh runs a 'bingo, does so
A
for` town members and $3,00 per year
for rural members.
Some im,pr'ovements were suggest-
ed„ for the Town Hall; ' a'nd, the pro-
, committee are to meetthe conn-
til to discuss this.
• Regular•meetiugs are to be held .on
Tuesday of each month in the
tip'''.
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tied., Geo. C. Brown and J. Ira Rap -
s'o'n: That the Clerk notify all • par-'
ties in• arrears of, taxes that if n,et., '
FORTH• • RESIDEN T •
-pai.d •b Aril. 27th, 'they wit he sent
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to Goderich for collection. Carried.
W. R. Jewitt and J. Ira Rapson: That
TY YE�IIS OF.AGE w e Pay a grant of $100 ,for the prow-
ing .match, Carried, G. C, and
ailing the show 'stock to the plow-
g .match, and. for their care and ex-
bition 'while Shorthorntare to be made
r the •two clubs.
At the suggestion of Harold White,
' Toronto;`secretary of the Canadian'
horthorn Association, the Perth=
uron club executive, decided to have
to selection of cattle for the exhibit.
ade at the1946,: regional show at
ieter, in
'The 'decision: September., hold this year'
ogional Shorthorn 'show in ennec-
5
on• WO .Freres 'fall fair,: was made
. the meeting here;;• a' rider• was -at=
eked' .to the resolution,to provide
eat prize moneyis to be made •avail-
' iiisouth
ue scale
ate fox.:..the, show on the Sam
r Tor the 1$44'regional show.' at Exe=
r. Prize ,money offered on, that oc-
,.Rion totalled' approximately matrly $60b..
•'°•• business in Huron
- Writing to The Expositor' from Gil- County, with buildings and equipm.er.t
bei:t- Plains,_�'lanitoba, . Mr, • George that is net excelled in ...Western, On-
gothe'last
Delgatty says•:'• •" 1, have just been tarso,. and it is: the intention of the
las,nded a copy of .your paper of ,March new firm to carry on and expand the
Mir, in which s a letter by Old- business, -
Tither on.:'OId Grounds in School Sec- During,•th8"past year. the Speirce
tion• No. 9, . Mc'Kiliop," and I, was very firm'' handled' • 1;000,000 ,,,,pounds of
Pleased' and interested to read it; as . dressed poultry. Seventeeir 'cars out
I am one of the. Delgatty. family, rais- of the -23 'cars shipped, were •for ex-
ed on the old farm just across from,• Port. The furthest markets; for poul-
.the school, formerly owned-• by -Alex try , were Galveston and ' Hue ,ton,
,Delgatty ''back in th.e .six#ies. ' • Texas. Other cars. were 'shipped to
. "OhhTi'iarer -has • deseribed,.:.,the old Boston,' New York,. Zan. ,". Frantineo,
school and grounds very well, and I Chicago, Newfoundland, .and "one ear
can imagine I. see it today just ss it of' canning poultry to Suminerside,
Was then. Tam so glad' the 'old' bush Prince 'Edward Island,.,,,,'rhe balance
of the school is left. --- was. shipped- to Montreal. • •
."All the old families he mentions The killing plant has facilities for
and the scenes come back to me, ev- handling 3,000 'birds,. and during the
en the little ereek running across our peak of the. ast.• season. was killing
. ;p
fstrm .wlieFe-m-y end -2,000 2,400 -nor da �3iir�
',. 3`•• -
sole y: on his or its sespgnsibiliyy.
rir.unicipal council or 'a "munidpal of-
'ficial is entirelywithout. nntliority tot
grant ,Permission to. an `Penson or
organization to eonduet ' bingo,
Raffles: �
• Raffles may be held. prizes of
small value at any baz, , :r held for
any charitable or religio object, •if
permission to hold the ;sa a has been
obtained from the city.° other man
icipal council, or frene he mayor,.
reeve or other chief o er of the
city, town, or other, unicipality,
wherein, such bazaar is .held, and the,
articles raffied for. thereat Have first
been offered for sate; and , none of
them are of a. value. exceeding, ,fifty
dollars, The raw respecting ;raffles is-
set 'but in Section 236 subsection '6..
(b) of the Criminal Cod -6 of Canada. -
F 1,,,, ,,e,,,;
he-. .r-dealing-vwith aeries; 'bin--
on April 30th 'chambers. The^
take tithe for>$1 of
an open meeting and a special speak-
t'er is .expected., More particulars 'will
be ' •given later. ,
• .Make Large Onion' Shipment •
•
.Brown .
J- I, Rapson: That the . Clerk hve+
Mrs. Elizabeth Pethick t b
, ha ,,laws ;on, the Branch A eP the . -
• Dofld's 'Drain -printed and deliver 'c
•NQ2'tl'i' MainStreet, Was them to the .i'nterested ,parties, the
Born in Walton. court of "revision to' be held. on 'Mae
Q 6tlr at '3 p.m. 'Carried, , 'W. Ii-,. Jewitt
'I,
Mr.' • Kilner, . representative er
Steele Briggs, .Hensall, reports that
200 tons • of onions will have ,'been•
shipped to Ontario and the East. from
'.Hensall during the past, month 'and
the next :two weeks-' Steele Briggs',
who- employ a number of women•and":
men. during , the spring season,. have
been sending out onions for the pasty
•fifty years~ • ,
-
"';. Honored At• Farewell Party•
•_A^,:_.mosf del ghtful--_exening.__ras:.
� the....home of- Mrs. James
— , and' J. Rapson: That we renew;.the
Mrs. Elizabeth Pethick, North Main treasurer's bond for three ,
Street, celebrated • ]ter 80th birthday 'tied- ' W. R. Jewitt._and W Jrsbal:e:
on - Monday„ Mrs. Pethick • is' in -the, That the Tow nshkp of Hallett go in- .
best of health and able to do her t;o the proposed higHschooF'areas,'the
own housework.. boundaries for each school. to be ets
' *She is eworkve of Walton, being a by by-law,•at a later date.. Carried. G.,
daughter : of the date" and Mrs'. C. Brown and J. T. Rapson': That, eve•
Beinnes,. pioneers of that village, and hold a meetin at Constance oa `A r•
lived • in •Brussels before coming ' to 22nd, 'end- meeting
HarIbek, `0 nst$nce-"
Seaforth.. and Fowler s' sebool sections there ctoe
' Mr, Pethick predeceased • her in try and draw. a. boundary between
`iYavem-ber`-fiJ40:-•Bks-rias YotrF•-dao '
' Fee and Clinton high school • .;
Lrnsoli Whi#erti St-;l4arys, put up
case to the ',executive 'for- a classi -
- he . -.
dui f' tears=:egiona%ght• m cad
' age At the regional 'sho'w. The'
accepted the idea, de-
r .
,built) a mrnietpre . sawmill with pad. the • coming season this record will gos and raffles is Domi - n law and..
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die--wheel11 and-tel�er, aud::.net, only:'be-maintaipied Mt ;rncreas- can •be-repealed'.or ed only •.bySangst•
InT �.....
a. email saw six inches across, but a ed as'the plant will be used• to handle the Parliament or Can .�
freshet came one night and swept the the output of Mr. Whyte's immense' • •
_spentat-. ,o onda venin" A ri
n M Y• evening, • Aiaril
m
tat, whey so e' sort," iVeighbors- and
fol"ends gathered for ;a farewell party
=in honor of Mrs. Fred Boer, who. with
her husband and family are leaving
shortly to take up residence in Hay
Township. The affair was ' a most
tete and one.. son: Mrs. Robert Far- ereas, : the !Clerk to notify the trus-
roe: Brussels. M'
rs.•W• atson Sholdice, tees , in these sections .;anti• . try to .;
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Bruss• els; •Mrs. James Wamsley,' Mrs. have a...,.geed turnout. Cal i-ie"d i it. ^ y
Robert •Joynt and Jack Pethick, all of Jewitt and W. J. ;Dale: Thht....:.the
Seaforth; also 11 grandchildren and Clerk send an explanation of an ov-'
six great „randchildren.. erpayment of $41 to McKillop Town-
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ship on the ' Hu.11ett and McK'illo>
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ceeutive and
ded `'to divide steers for comped'-
on purposes 'into two classes, one
e animals weighing 600 to. 800
whole thing away, ° new brooder house which houses his
'To Old -Tinier I might' say that my broilers. This building is 240 feet long,
father and mother passed away. iii 36 feet 'wide and four stories high. Tragic Death
'35,000 ' •• -
complete surprise to, Mrs. Beer. A
social evening wash tem-
muni.ty singing the first item ,featur-
Boundary Drain and ask for a refund
, of same. W. J. Dale and W. R. Jew -
- Women] s, Institute News itt: That we advertise in then. Com=
mercial News for tenders- for
,finds, and one for • animals weigh--
g 801 •to 1bee pounds,
"It's the beef business we're in,"
rid Lincoln white, "and the steer''is
'' 'HP
1912. There are still five of our -.fam- and houses broilers,
fly. living. I have been here at Gil- At the egg grading and candling Citizens were shocked to learn ov-
best Plains fifty years, but spent nine plant on• Main Street, an average of er the week -end of the untimely --death
years at „Moose Jaw, Sask. I would 350 cases a week were handled: With of Albert Allen, 59•year-old Logan
`"
Tike to have Cid-miter's name ani 30 doyen tQ tease, this to ala 12R„QQQ. {ion -13is
ed, directed by 'Miss Greta Laramie,
a -„ corn-
hination
with• Miss Florence 0(1eTsli accompan-
•ist. Contributing to the program were
vocal duets by Mrs.. Maude Hedden,
and'Mrs.1•Gearge (less; violin seise-
tions, Miss Creta Lammie; solos, ;Miss_
Audrey Walsh; readings, V;iss M. E'1-
The ann`U rmeeting,of. the Seaforth
Women's Institute will be held at the
.home of Mrs. .Jim _Brown, Tucker-
smith, on Tuesday afternoon, April'
�,
9th, at .. 30 p.m,' The roll call will be
•
'answered' by the payment of fees.' •
road maintainer, snowplow'
and blade snowplow_ and wing of not
less that 75 horsepower, tenders to
be iii by May 6th, to be opened at 4
o'clock, G. C,'Brow•n and W. R. Jew- ,
t, That a ace ants •be pal
i • the o d, Car-
•
e tP and aro] that ea
..by. other .:::.white that a
proposal,—
ue re - cb or, other award be made
.r the • unship .steer at the
imei _ ,,y of
.address •and• wi4i give him more eggs a week. • death, came to his brother,, Cyrus Al-
Particula-'rs.” The cold storage plant has holding len, who resides about one mile west
• ' room for 100,900ring'pounds of poultry,
•, of Mitchell, on Lot 27, Con, 1, Logan;
sharp
igional show. • . • •
At the regional show . in Stratford
1945 Lincoln White commented,
and frequently during the past season
• there were 66,000 pounds in process when he received a letter through
of- freezing at one' time. • the 'snail from his brother on Satur
Iolc Sheawer
�; p„iano bolos,"Mi5's'Flnrenle,Ween:-
The highlight, of the affair was the
presentation to'Mrs. Beer Iof a lovely
,,vine bedroom rug and a gift of cash•
for th•e• purchase of Wearever alum-
intim. The address was read 'by Miss
Gladys- Luker, and the presentation
made by Mrs. H. W. Horton and
'firs. Jaiiies Sangster. VIrs. Beer
e o
exPressed her thanks in a most
fitting manner and extended a tor-
-Cena"eii-ers of the following s ending
committees will lease bring Or send
reports to phis meeting:
, g:: Agri-.
culture and Canadian Industries; Cit-
ieenship; Home Economics; Health;
.Social Welfare; Community Activi-
•ties and,Relief;• Publicity, ' •
Donations of' food or • clothing for
Europe may be brought to this meet-
ing
•
T Jewitt
That we dc�io&v'adjourn- Carried:
3ecounts-Relief '$30; 'George W.
Cowan, part, salary, $17; overcharges,
on McCool- 'Dram; Fred McCool, •
$31.8°; Harold• ,$lorre,ll., 17 07. •.Ivan
Carter, $6:5-i.;,• Victor Kennedy, $5.68; '
•'•James 'Medd, $10.28:.Andrew Lawson,
'$8.03; James Morrison, 52.69.• "Arnold
Dale, $5.4ti;' Bernard' Tight: , .6,39;
Joseph Flynn, $2.68; Michael MorrI-
$3.•13; Owen Reynolds, 5.57;'..
to i9teete were the• main attradiefr,
Will' stand around, half -heart-
tat
i,. at your breeding classes,'' he said,
_ What's ilydust ":sn ii da fret oon inti 'flit that he
- n ry ,-or H -"R.. y- a - n
Spence & Son have built up means ,•as. taking his own life and• wheretheir
Fos gide-elect not onl to the karmin community
he would be found.
but to the town, is indicated byhe the
rut when it conies to the steers the
:
Theis on its toes."
The executive,. decided to invite
enneth Deacon to judge the show
ar a second year: '
With Gerald Nelson acting agricul-
foal representative for Huron, as the
pnvener, a committee Was. appointed
> get together a class of Shorthorns
it judging purposes at afield daytoearned
Clinton'•June i1eth-slay
Minas Mona McGregor, bride -elect of
this month, was guest of honor ,a
'delightful party on Thursday evening,
last at.the home of Mrs, Violet Gil-
lee pie, when •about fifty friends were
present. • "and
, During the evening Mrs. DaverLem•,
Duringdial
on conducted a quiz.
This was followed by a mock wed-Landress,
It was around foul'' o'clock that he
money it, distributes through the'' alis made his Way to his brother's home•
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tract, which has frequently • been as 3%• miles west of 'Mitchell and 11/,i
high as $10,000 ,R reel: for eggs and miles north, where he lived alone. He
poultry, •found. h'is brother in a iatrge flour bin
• The new. firm took over on Monday,
the business will be under the 'upstairs in the house. th'e' lid of
management of` Mr. G.• A. Spence.' t hick had been cau'ked 'with' tar,
MT, H. R. Spence goes, into a well= •Mr, Allen notified Dr. K. W.. MC-
retirement. • '. " '- coroner for Logan Town
• .Constable
invitation to all present to come
to •their home^in the near, future. A
delicious luncheon was served. The
was by Mrs, H. W.
'
To .Speak , On .Pension ,Fund
d
son, $ 't
Ken „Whitmore, assessment notices,
auditors' report. $ 1; • Clifford Adams,
'
snoly fence, $4; ,Jim Jamieson, snow
6 cHuroned at
ie Huron Federation 'o'f Agriculture,
"We're S'herthern.•breeders, and Vie
hould• put Shorthorns in front of the
ubhc whenever We can," said Mr,
Jaidie
Members of • the , selection ,commit•
ae' Por the class of animals,. to be
sed for judging ebmpetitians by jun
n• 'farmers; are William Turnbull, of
Brussels• Ro Pe
y Aper and Jas. Snell,
t Clinton.
Funeral of Infant Son
Funeral 'services' Wers eonducted•on
atturday afternoon for Garey Klein-
aldt; =infant son of Mr, and 'Mf s. Har-
dingwhen the following took part:
'The miatister, Ella Armstrong; bride
groom,' Mrs, David McLean; bride,
.Mrs.. IHerb, :Coombs; father of bride,
Miss -norma 'Muir, Mrs. Olive. Sloan,
of Clinton, played the wedding, Ca'reh.
. Later in the eveningJackie Carter
drew in •a wager! 'filled with a' grand
g
display of black and white enamel
kitchen ..articles, and- Miss'McGregor'
made a suitable reply,
The evening was sRViolet d by Mrs.
David McLean, Mrs. Violet Gillespie, •,
Mier e's David Lemon and Mrs, • E. P.
Chesney• •
.•
• •
-• ship, and with Provincial
ZION c:" A. Gorier, ' Mi tch elh they went out
• Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barker. and to the premises. • about seven o'clock
Bonnie visited on Sundaywith Mr, to fine fdur'''2-ounce bottles, of chloro-
and ,Mrs: Lloyd. Barker•and family. form near the •body, Crnwn. Attorney
- Mr: and Mrs. James Broughton. W. E. Goodwin., of Stratford, was-
spent Sunday with Mr. and-Mts., Fer `notified and authorized a post-mortem
pus Lau"nin.; which was held at the RFuneral
`Mr.. acid Mrs. James Malcolm had. Parlors that night with the autopsy
as their guests on ',Sunday,. Mr. and
performed by Dr. T. -R. Nichols„ of.
Mrs- Ross .cordon, Miss Anna, Wat-
son and Mr. Warden Halley, Seaforth. Stratford. It was 'believed he hadLeonard
been dead since Tiiursaia,yi.
Mr, and 'Mrs. Wes. Saunders, of The late Mr, Allen had been in ail-
Mitchell, visited on. Sunday with herB
mother, Mrs. J. Balfour. ing health for, some time. He owned
Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Annis and a good farm in Logan, welt stocked, and`
affair convened
Horton and Miss Gladys Luker, and
was one ottth.e•most enjoyable events
of the season. Following is the ad-,
c3iess:
"Mrs. F, Beer, Hensel]. Hildtre
We a. group .of your frieJnds and
neighbors, have met here tonight to
spend a few happy hauls with you
prior to your departure to your new
home.•• Your presence in our 'village
for the- has' good
deal to• us, You have'proven yourself
a true...friend friend and neighbor, always'
interested in the welfare •of others,
and in every cause that had as its
object the good of the Community.
Mr. Parker, managing director of
the Imperial Life- A-ssentenceCom-
pany,,will speak over OKNX, in wing
ham United Church on Sunday; •April
7th,, at 11 a.m. 'Mr, Parker will ex
plain some of the pians of. the Unit
,ed Church of Canada fo'r the Pension
Fund Capital Campaign Canvass, to
raise' $3,000,000, to make the. pension
fund sound. • ...... ......,
Huron Presbytery has -arranged for
a. "hook-up" at that'hour, so that all:
the Ltnited Church congregations. in
Huron may take: part in the worship
service •broadcast from ,Wingham.
•
fence, $7,20; Hugh Millar, snow fence
$9,60; Glenn Carter, snow. fence,
$7'24; Beit 1Teggart; snow fence and
culverts, $13.60; .William Carter, road
superintendent, $11.85'; Joseph Flyiiii,
snow,' removal, $2.404.. Theo-' Flynn,"
snow 'removal, $1.60; W, Shannahan,
show remo"Cai, $1,60; Percy Glazier,
washout, $4':20; 0: Ewing, Washout,
90c; Foster• Wright, washout, 80c;
McNall,. washout. $3.20; Jas:
Medd, sheep kiFlyd, $•i 5'; H. C: Law-
son renewal
neI aloof ti as and oil, 55$50;.
g$
Fmmerson, tile, $9.72; Geo, Radford;
snowplowing, $i18 00; Gordon Rad- -
ford, $93,60; Art
Id Kleinfeldt: The services' were,
eld at the honne of the child's grand--
a Mr. and 'Mss. Roland •Klein-
' ,,
-HOLY WEEK SERVICES
.
Mr: and Mrs. James Malcolm attend-' had re 'ded alone for years. •He, was
ed the agriculture banquet in Mitchell .a son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Ben-
an Thursday night.
Jamin •'Allen and is survived by four
We' are pleased to know that you are
not going far away, and it is out" hope
that we shall often have the Pleasure
of seeing' you. As a slight token of
the respect and esteem" in whigfi you
are held, we ask you to accept these
gifts. May they serve ,to remind you;
of,,,the days you have ,spent 'with us,
Here's, wishing you, your husband and
family happiness aud'success, in
yotit hew home. Your Hensi:1 Friends
and Neighbors.'-
Hensall,
... Y
RED CROSS
•every
NOTES
w ��++
has'ing,
gas and ail, Wey-
mouth, grader operator, $51:x5; Frank-
mhi u ]
Ta yr., a c (for, $200 -George W.
Cowan, CH y Council Meets '
Ha The council of 'the Township of"
y met in tiie Township Hall, 7ur-
ich, on Monday,' Api'il 1st, at 1,30
P.1ti., at which time the following car- -~-
iespondonce was presented and the
following motions passed: R. 0:
Staples, 1.'.S., re formation of town- •
"ldt
Sidi; at 2,$0 o-elock' Rev. F.' J. Ris
• . ,
• ll
on, of Staffs Uiiite'd -Church official ch
]solo aIsa eassfsted na the iks singied ng 1
he hymns, ,"The Lord 'is 'My Sheri-
nerd" and "When He Cometh." .The
lower girls were. eight,. Little -:school
'The local Min'>'steria. Association.
hashdompleteal arrangements for ser-
vices to be held during Moly Weep,
April '15th to 19th. The services will
commence each evening at eight, and.,
the offerings will_ be devoted to the
i ,,
; Victoria, S.C.; William, of Phi a•det
'Golden Wedding pH>a, Penn„ and Benjamin, sof Mor-
den, •:Gfan. A brother, Robert, prede-
Of Logan.Cou�ple peased him.
. • •
;iris, Theresa Feeney, Phyllis• But-
ers, Joan Evans Rose Marie Feene
'atricia Costello, -Marie McLaughlin,
Ietty Cxamers and L'buise Fe`e'ney.
'he pallbearers. were Bernard Costel-
o, Allan Butters; Jdseph McLaughlin
nd F.dwin 'O'Hearn. Interment .£b'oit
algae in Staffs cemetery, Those at:,
ending from a distance Were finim
retreato, Lucan, Exeter, Stouffviller
)asiiwood and Woodham,
At the.,tt'urop, netel in Dublin; of
altich' Paul Mulligan is `' owns,' 'and
oeitager, two 11911 -time employees and
work of the Lord's Day Alliance.' The
seavices,- together with the speakers,
are as follows:
Monday -Northside United' Church:
Rev. R, G. Hazelwood.•
.Tuesday. = Egmondville 'United
Church': Rev, C. F.• L. ,Gilbert.
Wednesday -St. Thoriias' Anglican
Church': Rev. A. -W. Gardin'er,•
¢
Thursday -The 'Salvation Army:
Rev'. R. H. Williams,
Friday--First„Presbyterian Church:
Rev, H: V. Workman,
is
Mr. and -Mrs, Ohrrs- W. Leonhardt 1•
celebrated' their 25th wedding anni- VA { lA <,,,
versary on Friday,"'March' •229th, with Mr. Alvin Stevens, of Vineland,
about 60 guests present, consisting near St. Catharines, has purchased
of relatives,, neighbors, and friends, the home of Mrs. Gertrude Reid,,seuth
including Mr. and .Mrs. George Jacob of the village,
Mr, Bert Buchanan moved bis ef-
of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Leon- fecl,ta,„bo ,his"']Yew home Monday. lie
hardt titters .Presented With'"a Presto was• accom" anied by Mrs. Pollock and
P
cooker and tin electric dining room little son.
fljcture. Rev. W. Ssehultz read • the Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Meelinchey and
address and. a Psalm,, family have moved to their new home
, A mock wedding was staged with ureha.sefl rom r Buchanan, • We
p 1Vl
Carman Mogk as bride, • and Mr,S. welcome 'Mr, and Mrs::,MeClinch'ey to
Mrs. Rtrth ,Chuter, of who
.operates the Heather Beauty Shnppe,
attended the hairdressers' convention
held at the Royal York, Toronto, on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week,
'Mrs, Roy Smale received "'throagii
the mail last. week a levely plate,
bearing, the Perth Regiment crest,
The plate which came from Holland
intact, was a gift from her husband,
Pte. om.one gle who recently' return-
Mr. and MPs. Georges-STnale, weir-
knciwn resident, who recently cele-
boated their 40th wedding annivers-
.ary, were the recipients .of a lovely
electric 'stove from members :of their
fmily.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Forrest took
up residence �n Fiida.y last in the
'heare e n ani ell*ach'otiX
hdme and tri e
g
settled.
Mr: and Mrs, James Snuffle, pr orb-
of thevillage, on
otic f residents g ,
.
Thrirsdop* last celebrated 'their- 40131
anniversary.. Me hers of
,wedding',i�
.. , o-
their family • Were present infix • 'I�
• ; -
% oatiit l Oil Pate i.
•
The following is the March report:
British Civilian Clothing•e180•night
gowns, 57 infants' jackets, e7 • blank-
ets,. 778 diapers, 58 wash cloths, 12
boys' coats, 30 boys' shorts, 2 boys'
'jackets, 59 bloomers, 13 rompers, 6
girls' tindOrvests, 4 girls' jumpers, 184
vests -a total of 1,45'4 articles',
-Hospital ' Supplies, - 17 dressing
gowaie 22 surgeons' boots, 21 hand-
kerchiefs, 2 pairs, laparotomy stock-
Knitting -124 bonnets; . 83 'palm
booties, 7 pairs leggings, 5 sweaters,
24 pairs boys' stockings, 2- sweaters,
2 scarfs, 5 pairs -'socks, 1 pale gloves.
Total', 253.
Quilting -13 quilts •donttted, 10 tops
donated, 9 4uilta'returned, 7 made i>i
workrooins, 5 by-product.•t-olis, Ynade.
•i
Those whoa have been doing Red
as work deserve marsh edit as
..Cross -_ tar
the Marc • report shows a hstiner•
_ p
mofiih in the amount 'of work }a eo'm-
• fished. Nlnet six •cony fete '1 ettea
p � p ''
:.. ,, . ... . „ .,,
hair ben shi e . ,be 'Fork ettilri
a e. lir►. d TAti.
a .
tibt1 s , usii l f • the. ' York. firm s„
r >r
ship public school , areas; J. H. Kin -
kead, LP.S., re' formatiori' of , higbt
school areas in Harron County; Frank
Donnelly: K,C„ re Haigmeier appeal
to drainage referee; tenders for crush-
ing and hauling gravel; Department,
of Highways, 1046 expenditure; De-
'•partment • of Attorney -General, re
bingos, lotteries •and raffles.
, Mo'tions; That the -tender for crush-
ing and hauling gravel on Baty. Towiti-
ship
Jennisonds .at as received e perontt 'Wni i'
flat rate, for 'hauling and 45 'cents • per
cubic yard for crushing, be accept-
ed, contract to be sighed. That four•
cords of good wood lie boilghttarona
Mr, Seldon, of Exeter, That 7t putt-
tic meetin be ]laid at 8 p to at Oath
g
of the centres• named beioe4, for the
-frrpase :`of disetia`sihhg` t ;e .tvi;.mtatiOA vt
of a:.fTay Toartish p .,i�utblid ,.
Area: On Thursday, ADriLL.j,1th at S, n,y
N
S, b. 12; Iia,, 'Meade, April �; $Its,
ll , his,. l ih, a
,at -'t a •Vi ns i' -',Hai.; Zuri . "`10::
'Gi1'edtiehilayt A diff. 17 rtt S s. 1q6:. : r
;,,,. „
i0 bra :' '1'lie' rat a i`s;: ase in ti ed
r.., y icp '...:.: t
; .. >. , , ;' ..�...
n ttetYfl these rif , • T
. �, < ,. ��'�$rti�s, , lift the
°Conti rigid ii- la e
( as o ff .
one part -title etiipioyee are• losing
obs with the •closiitg••of ,the beverage-
oaier..Une.af tI1'e.i`i#Tl time,>uen Whose
'ob lies vanished,. wild..- lift lifulligan,
Sas been at the Huron since eleven
rears ago. The man, Patrick •J, Ma-
one,, joined the army in 194'2, and
served nearly four years overseas: He
•eturned recently to. work,. ani. the
repladed
nan who had re laced him-• *hale h
vis • in Wei, army Was let nut tri make
a place for hifit: "a#e's 1>re+3il'bn}tlt ori.
't-
he Job .0111y a,.few xveelts, sold. Mi.
r. , : c
Ytitirig;t arnd iioSe Ulf hitt , agaiYY,
cy ,,
cad he ]tag itetbiiig itclievisli tv,
� , � ..
Personalei Vii: ilii._M •s. Leo Bet-
... , .•. t z.
Pr slyer” daltb , et et>Coit ,'Vri'ti lkCY,
3 , ...:.,.., , ,x> Atte
( t►fgrl>r►tee� ori l e ii'':.:.
',
•KtYP•11I
Mi, and-11xxe. W.. X. F, Bell and
rattail,. are getting , nicely settled' qtr”
their farm, recentlypurchased froth
• Mt, Andy Bell, .1VIrs. Eliza, Cole, of
Chiselhursta is their pater.
Mr. Steve Suplat and family are
living in Mr. William Belts resilience•
Iii •1°uckersmlth. I
-•,Mr:.fradtMrs,• SIM Young and. fain-
fly; .of ChiselhilCrst, ]live `moved into
a_.......
e8 s., f. lir. Ste Warts home l`ucslt
. eremith. ,,...Tf
the .111 'b frseridy of 1kilo ,Jim Mo-
., ;,`e
tett*, Vt*lli" be sort to knoVv a`rie is
le+ ' Y..., ..
. , ....
b fills .,, it► the ln6a it's .riot• 'hoot!, fns~
iY .. ' , d .. ei f p ' .
a etitl� imaYor' '.
p
Wtlliam,.Jacob, groom; Ralph Fischer the village, •-' • ..
as bridesm'ai Mrs. Fred Fischer, Mr.:and Mfrs. Clyde 'Soper and
d family and Mr: Joe Yesbee, df ` tai-
best an, and Donald Rose, minis- ud+ a
ferdvilie, were Sunday g Sts at th
ter, Marjory Fischer 'presented Mrs, home bf Mr, and Mrs, Harold Soper
Leonhardt with a bouquet of a dozen•
' and fatally, '
carnations and also pa beautifully dee- Mrs, Mildred. Simpson, of Regina,
orated four•storey Wedding cake. The is the guest of her cousin, Mrs., M. G.
partit Wan a surerlhe, • Beatty and •Mrs's Mossop, • ,
,Moi: `"L-eanhardt was • the former - Mr. -MI6 Mrs. Ecklin and family
Di. tg
Erla Mogk, daughter of the late Mr. Have moved... to Lloyd 1V1'offa 's'•
.a'nd'Mrs. John Mogk. They:,ji •• one ,farm. '._,•
Mr. and Mrs, Treitz' an little Son
004']toss- at home. Edwin Mogk and ' 4.':
sent the, wee' stiff w4t'll, relatives in
Minnie ]lose were the attendants at ti
Lista-wet. ..'M ,
wedding Rud Harold iViogk, ring ,Dot+Ysiin f Ba,' :
, .n:.. .: Mr, �aY'iil Mtrs, Will , o . y..
, . , ., o .,
bW s'ei�.. '.t�h,ey !ere' marri tl ia, ,fit.' t tli•
,,, . ,field, were. gueta a +o :tenon
:... , .- , ,n .. , .. .,•. . .. e . ,
.� > � 1Vtra, Williirt9i' nark: Ian ��e'i>;�••\;
bte h. rutrtei ri iiurrrri foti rc lilt �.
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