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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1946-05-31, Page 41 • lassili ec -ids, Will Be I extol At New Pow Cash Rates: ]Fpr Salo. Waatte i ' ;;cit -and Fouad: Coating Sandia Ete—Per word; tat week' , , Galea and week :.. Cent .. and Week o ° • • Oent mammas charge. Brat insertion - 25. cent* Flatly figure, initial and abbreviation coaifta ea one *Ord,. yard VI Thanks, I Memoriam NOtie01-'1 cent per wo`trd. Minnautnl1nn,, 50 ceirlla} per ¢eek. Enqutr;ea MAW' It$ In. to a, lion 1111w -bet'. 410 Thew0 EagOa_'itoxi for 1,0 ceche extra. Teri ,cart' additront l„pgr" week will be alutrEeEr tf ad* ' in; 'Mate clean are awl paid by the 13, Q(411.14104141 Might in the weeks its which the ad was ran. . Tla 0. ,, *raj and. Deatba maertpd free ef'• 'barge. Auction: � * tattlers. to Creditors.. Eta -shute' on appZieatimi- Coling Events. O.FanERATION QF AGRICULTURE om'Intinity Picnic. Monkton Pat9), Friday, tiP '4,4th. Guest..epeslter, Hon. T. L. Kew- ' i)ancing at night. . Mitchell teen-age e)Etta_ See bills. 49984 For Rent . - CABINS FOR RENT, GRAND $END, ONT. Number of `'Hill -side" cabins. Accom- modation for four. Five-minute walk .to ''~bead'. Modern furnishings, including laathroom facilities. Apply to GORDON HORNER. ',Varna, Ont. 4094x2 Teachers Wanted WANTED—PROTESTANT TEAS -HSR FOR S.S. No. 7, McKillop. Daftiea to com- mence September 3rd. School on highway and three miles from station. Apply, stat- ing to ALEX DEN - NNIS qualifications Sec e'Mtary-easurer R.R. 2, Walton. , 4094-2 TEACHER WANTED 'PROTESTANT teacher for S.S. No. 2, McKillop Town- ship, School redecorated recently and- is fully equipped with.' Hydro and radio. Duties to nommence. September term- If _making per- sonal application, which is preferable; apply in evening between 7 and 8, stating qualifies, tions and. salary : expected, to JOSEPH T.' HITGILL, Secretary -Treasurer, R.R. No. 2. Seaforth. , 4094-tf QTANLEY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL AREA requires two. •teachers for School Septiop No. 7 (Parr Line)._ and No. 14 (Kippen). These sgbools have . 1.vdso and other • con- veniences. and are on good roads. Applicants please state qualifications and salary expect- ed also name of last Inspector. G`FORGE L. REID, Secretary -Treasurer, Varna. 4094-2 WANTED — PROTESTANT TEACHER wanted for S.S. No. 9, Tuckersmith. State qualifications and salary. Duties to commence September 3'„ 1946. Apply to W'ILMER BROADFOt)T, Secretary -Treasurer. R.R. No, 3, Kippen.,' Ont. - 4094-3 TEACHER WANTED FOR S.S. NO. 9, Stanley 'atitl°'Hay, (Blake School), Protest- aat with experience preferred. Duties to commence September 3.'1946. State salary and ,experience, if any, to ERVt1 GINGERICH: Secretary, Zurich, Ont.,.,R.R:' 2. 4093a2 p" ROTESTANT TEACHER WANTED FOR S.S. No. 3Tnekersmith. Duties to . com- mence September 3, 1946. Experience desired. State qualifications and salary expected. -Per- sonal application preferred: "Apply to GEO. • 9,•IeCARTNEY, "Secremry-Trelasurer•, R.R: 1, Bracefield. ' 4093-tf UROTESTANT TEACHER WANTED—AP= a plications are invited for a, fully qualified teacher' for S.S. No" 4. Tuckersmith, 13miles east 'of the Radio 'School. Applicants to sstate _ u qalificatiors, ,experience and salary expected. but salary consideration will be given to stir- eessful experience. Duties to . commence September 3rd. A personal application will • be appreciated. Apply to S. H. WHITM•ORE. Secretary -Treasurer Tuekeramith Township School . Area -No. 1. R.R.' No. 3, Seaforth, :,,Ont. • 4093-2 • Personals DON'T• SUFFER WITH YOUR•'FEET OR athlete's foot, burning. ..,itching feet, corns, callouses: chilblains, poison ivy or itch- ttng skin. Use PEMILAC, the amazing new .speedy remedy. At your druggists. • 4094x9 S+S11REI.LA FOUNDATION GARMENTS Ara health and style. Individnally designed. MRS. "MLEN >L SCOTT, High Street, Sea - firth. .4060x52 T.y f GIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER GOODS)' mmailed postpaid in. plain, sealed envelope with price list. 6 samples 25c: 24 samples 5L00. Mail -Order Dept. T-73, NOV-RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont., ""x092 -s AMSTHA SUFFERERS,— ENJOY GOOD night's sleep without coughing. choking. Mr. Win. Pearson, Seaforth, says: "I am so thankful to you for your asthma remedy, that I would like all people who suffer from asthma to know what it did for me. I suf- feredfor years from choking, difficult breath - tins and distress of asthma and no remedy helped me to any extent, but your remedy touched the spot at once and gave me not only quick relief, but I am now free from all symptoms. A few month's treatment' did it," For free appointritent, write F. L. HOWEY, 144 Catherine Street South, Hamil- •a- 4dx4 Notices Applications Wanted Waterworks Attendant APPLICATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED UP to, 12 a.m.. Tuesday, June 4th. at the Public Utility Commission Office. Duties are. to aper -ate "waterworks, yurnping station. oleo-, tric sub -station. weigh scats%, etc. ' ' PUBLIC UTILITY CObLM-ISSION, SEAFORT'tl.- D. H. Wilson, Sec.-Treaa. •4094=1 ()I,D CANADIAN COINS 'BOUGHT AND 'sold. .Appointments between 64 p.m., second floor Royal ' Apartments. R. E. GUTH. Seaforth. , • 4094-3 NOTICE -20 HEAD OF YOUNG CATTLE will •be taken for pasture. , River through sastuee. SILAS .S'rANLAKE. Exeter. 4091-2 FLEECE -LINE YOUR HOME — BLOWN Rockwood insu'Ydtion applied to walls and %inga of your home will save fuel with More year-round comfort. Fire proof, •Work done anywhere. Our equipment is in the district now, For free estimate and terms Phone 41. EXPOSITOR,or write ROWLAND C. DAY. 5 Thornton Ave., London. 4090x8 BY-LAW NO. 11, 1945 .• Township of Tuckersmith A BY-LAW 1'O PROVIDE FOR A CURFEW IN THE TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITI•f. _ WHEREAS. NUMEROUS COMPLAINTS have been received by the Council of the Township of Tuckersmith in regard, to chil- dren being on the streets of the Village of Egmondvr710. after nine o'clock in the even- „ contrary to the R.S,O. 1927, Chp, 279, Sec. 15. AND WHEREAS, ennsiderdhle vandalism `and- damage have ,peen caused by the said children, . AND 'WE EREAS. tlf Council of the said Township of Tuckersmith is of the opinion khat action should be' taken to correct this Situation • TfSER.EFORE. be it enacted, and it is here- by. enacted:. THAT all children. 15 years of age and 'Under. Must be off the streets by the hour cif ftine lo'clock in the afternoon from April tet to October 1st, and 'by the hour of eight o'clock .in •the' afterpp9r frm...October.,Jst_.to. April last, unless accompanied by a pa t or +Vra:ediait or an adult appointed by the Ilar'ent or guardian to accompany such” child.' Read first time this 3rd day of Novena. geed ' Read. a' second time this 3rd day of ;ye- a/Weber! 1146. Read a third titre and Anally passed. aign- and sealed'. this. a d day of Novem 'er, 1948. C>:GEStmY Aitalittta HIO•HOLSON, • 'dark. i> save. 40934 Baby Chicks T_TILLSIDE a0IICKS ARE AVAILABLE now especially cresabreds like W.L. x B.R., N.H. x W, .. non -sexed or *diets; and some started First week «June they will have heavy breeds,:.upn-sexed, pellets„ and broiler chicks. Agent, CHAS. W. LEONHARDT, Box 1, Mitchell 4094-i Farms For Sale WARM. FOR SALE—FIVE MILES SOUTH of Seaforth:, and one mile east, Lot 7, Concession 8, Tuokexpmith. One mile from school, Large bank barn, brick house, hen house and pig pen. Drained Plenty of water. All in grass. Possession given im mediately, Apply to J. W. FREE. Seaforth. •b. . 4080-U 'iVanted WANTED, -4 CLUsilstsT FEATECaR BED PIL- lows, preferably flown. Apply at Tril•. EXPOSITOR OFFICE. • 4094-2 WANTED TO BORROW -•-41,200,00. BY RE - liable returned' man, fora first 'mortgage on' new home; 4% to. G'% interest. mtinthly payments' aver 10 to 15 year period. ' Apply Box 490. HURON EXPOSITOR. 4 4094-1 WANTED—IGS BOXES, IN GOOD CON- dition. Apply to GORDON HORNER. Phone. 622 r 8S, Clinton. ' 4094x2 WANTED—TO BUY, SECOND HANN stroller, in 'good condition. Apply to Box . 488, HURON EXPOSITOR., Tenders Wanted TWP. OF TUCKERSMITH Tenders Wanted SEALED TENDERS' WILL BE RECEIVED by the undersigned. up . tq 12 o'clock on Saturday, June 1, 1946, for the construction of approximately, 80 cubic yards sidewalk in the Village of. Kippen. • Township to furnish cement and' contractor to supply all other requirements. Tender 'to state priceper cubic 'yard. For further information 'apply to Robert Dalrymple, Road Superintendent. Lowest Or any tender not necessarily ac- cepted. ' E. P. CHESNEY, . Clerk.. • 4093-2 For Sale 1OR SALE-4fLAN'S C.0 -M. BICYCLE. Very good' condition. Apply to WALTER BOSWELL. 4094x1 -OR SALE — QUEBEC STOVE WITH oven, in •^good cdnda.tion. Apply to THORPE RIVERS, North Main Street. •4094x1 VOR SALE —' STRAWBERRY'""PLANTS still available in Senator Dunlap and Dorset Promise, freshly dug ax•ordered : 1 42.00. per 'hundred; discount on orders over 300. New raspberry—transplants available in tarn Weeks. • CALL 664 r 15, Seaforth. 4094-1 ; OR SALE=-I'35RE WHOLE GROUND .Flaxseed Meal, a limited quantity, at .$3,54 per cwt. Doherty' high oven range, equipped with both a hot • water jacket and reservoir. has good. grates, and linings, burns coal or wood. Clothes wringer: 2 iron bedsteads with hbraiis' railings : • 3 bed, springs; 2 curtain stretchers, etc. Apply to IR4Y'GL`1GER, Hen- sel], Ont. -. 4094x1 -naOR SALE—TWO PURE BRioQ 'SiIORT- horn bulls, 13 and 11 months old; colour. red. By a good son of It. M. Peck's Klaymor Elector. Apply to GEORGE L. REID, Varna. 4093-z DLANTS — PANSIES. SNAPDRAGONS, Asters., Petunias, Salvia, red and blue: Stocks : Clarkia : •Scabiosa, Marigolds, dwarf and tall: Godelia. Ageratum. Alyssum, Chrysanthemums; . Giant b;nnias ; Cupid Zin- ias : Cabbage, Cauliflower, Sweet Peppers, Garden Huckleberries; Tomatoes ; Spanish Onions ; Canna: Geraniums ; Asparagus,: Fern and other plant's. Hanging pots and • window boxes filled. BAKER'S GREEN- HOUSE, Railway Street, Seaforth, • 4093x2 Auction Sales CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM Stock, Implements and Household Effects. at Lot 19. Concessipn .5, McKillop Tosvmship, 114 miles east and `21,(s miles north of Sea - forth. on Wednesday, June 5th, at 1 p.m.: HORSES --Brown mare 12 years; bay mare. 11 years. general purpose; aged .,blue roan mare. CATTLE—Registered Aberdeen Angus hull, born Jan. 5, 1940, bred by .1. H. M'c- Greggr, ;Union, Ont. ,• '-Blackbird- Bandolier Mc. ' 5;th s_—_63176-=.; 1 black cow, fresh two weeks, with calf, 3 years old : '1 part Hod- "afein coir, fresh 6 weeks, 7 years old; I. black cow to freshen September 16th,, 6 'years ; 1 grey cow to freshen October 1st. 6 years 1 Holstein tow" to freshen September 17th. 4 years : 1 Durham cow to freshen Sebterpber 13th, 6 years : I black cow to freshen Sept. 30th, 4 years : 8 baby beef (500 lbs. app.); 8 pigs, VS, months old :.number Barred Rock hens, 1 Rear. IMPLEMENTS—Case tractor, Model S. 'on .rubes, starter and lights (like new) ; 1 Bain wagon t' 1 steel wagon; weigh scares-., 2,000 tbs.: grain grinder: gasoline drum.' 50 gallons ;', Warner' electric brooder; manure spreader;'single furrow riding plow: cart; buggy; cutter; soft water force pump 1,. complete iron pmnp 16"/ 3 -inch cylinder: conduit pipe; 2 hen feed troughs; drain scoop: quantity 1 -inch piping: quantity 114.-tneh pip- ing; wool hor3e blanket; cow hide. robe; num- ber of grain 'bags.; quantity rock elm lum- ber, 1 -inch and 2 -inch plank 4 also 2 of 4x4 - inch x• 20 ft: 1 of. 6 -inch x 8 -inch x 25 feet: 1 set of sleighs with flat rack; 1 single bob -lait?h ; 2 -furrow Diaysey-Harris tractor pits*: quantity of mixed grain; quantity of fall wheat; walking plow: corn hinder: side rake: heavy, tractor chain; London spray pump; Rain wagon tractor tongue; apple barrel press: I rolling eooltem;' litter carrier switch and 36 feet steel 'track. HOUSEHOLD—Bed- room suite complete with springs and mat. -ress; 1 white bed with springs and mattress, 1 white chest of drawers : 1 cherry, chest of drawers ; 1 'stretcher with mattress ; 1 feather mattress ; 1 davenport; 1• oak. library table: 1, hall rack ; 7 kitchen "Mains : 4 bedroom hairs ;,..1',.settee and 2 chairs tor Match :, 1 child's bed• (drop side) ; 4 baby' buggy : 2 crokinole board),; 1 walnut wardrobe: 1 toilet set: t writing desk; 1 spinning wheel, and ;asumerouss other articles. Terms—Cash, HER- ALD LAWRENCE, Proprietor; E. P: Chess ney. Clerk ; Harold Jackson: Auctioneer. .4094.1 Cards of Thanks MRS. J. W. ORTWEIN AND FAMILY DE. sire to etc ess 'their sincere thanks to their friends and neighbatX_fo„tbg„�ga._,.pt itmdtigsr, inm8irges of sympathy and lovely flowers received in, ,thiir recent sad 'bereave. merit in ,the Mast of a dear hndband anti 'father, the late S. W. Os-twein ; Special thanks to acv. i1.. A. Brook, T. Harry Hoffhritn and. the Choir, , the pallbearersi flower bearers and to airthose those who assisted' ,%nany way, MRS: RO.BERT_ELOIE, BR., WISHES TO thank her many friends Who remembered her on 'her' birthday, 'The thoughtful tnes- S"ageg, beautiful Cards, 'flovrers and other gate' wore Hadi appreciated and gratefully acknowledged:' 4094x1 Ml• ,D9iria .?..swaoa• 'and girl, irign4. of Toronto, aliant the Week -end, at the home of lier•1,p'arents, Mr. and, Mrs.. Earl Lawson. Mr. Donald Buchanan, 'Who pur- chased a, house from Mr. Austin Dex- ter, iti, having it moved+ to his farm by Mr. Darling of Dublin; Mr., and Mrs. 'Jack Sanderson, -of Blyth, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dexter. Mrs. William Britton and Rev, and Mrs. J. C. Britton motored to Forest and.Inwood over the week -end. Mrs. Britton visited her sisters, Mrs. Wynn and Mrs. Mansfield. n•. Douglas and Anna, Britton, of Clin- ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hogs garth and daughter. Jane, of Vital- lacebuig, were week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Britton. Mr. Donald Stephenson, of the' Uni- versity of Toronto at Ajax, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Leo Stephenson. Mr. and Mrs. Borden Brown were in Tiverton over the week -end. ZION er Marjory Ann Strathdee; of Mitchell spent t the week -end with her grand- mother, 'Mrs-. Rena Stacey. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Murdie„ of Sea - forth,. spent Friday evening with Mr: and • Mrs. J, Malcolm. Mr. and. Mrs, Alb. Roney and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roney and 'Carl vis- ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leo ' Werman and family, Denfield. Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper ,,,had as their guests on Sunday, Mrs. J. Balfour and Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pepper and family, Mr.. and Mrs, George Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Marker and Bonnie, and Miss Jean Wright. •Mr.'and Mrs. Fergus Lannin attend- ed the graduation of her' sister, Miss Annie Broughton, in Kitchener on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton, Malcolm vis-, iced her. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gibb and 'family on Sunday. Miss Lettie Lannin, R,N., who has been visiting at the homes of her. brothers, Morley and Fergus, has left for Sarnia where she has been en- gaged as assistant supervisor in the Sarnia Hospital, • Mrs. Mary Rogers returned home on Saturday after• -spending the past few months with her sons. Earl, of De- troit, and' Lorne, of Windsor, and sister, Miss C.' A. Aikens, Detroit. . BAYFIELD .Dr.. and Mrs. Robin • Hunter and family,., of Toronto, spent., the week- end 'With -Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rog- ers. Mrs.. Week•end guests of Mrs. N. W. Woods w,eyre'Dr.•and Mrs. E. P.'Lewis of Toronto,. and 'Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Buchan of Dunnville, Miss Mary H•dvey; of London, spent. ' the holiday weait:end with her . bro- ther, Mr,. E: Hovey, and' Mi•s, Hovey. Mr. and Mrs. Lambert, of Detroit. •spent a few days last week at their home in the village. Mrs.• D. A.. Volulne. , ;moved into "Blinkbonnie,” cottage. ' this week, Where- 'she will, spend the "sammer months. • Mr. And: Mrs. V., C. Quarrie,.Hamil-, ton,' are spending a few days at their -home in the village..., Mrs. 'William Balkwill and two sons. Bill - and Charlie. of- London. spent the week -end. with .friends. • Mr. and, 'Mrs: James 'Ferguson, -'of Lohdon;'''spent the week -end with the fornier's mother, ,Mrs. Jas,' Ferguson. Mrs. P. A•. Edwards returned home on Thursday atter spending the past six mouths with her daughter,, Mrd, R. Watson, in Broadview, Sask. She was accompanied by ' Misses Rubie Fisher and Barbara, Poilock, of Kit- chener, who spent ,the week -end with her. ' Miss Marian Fafrba.irn, ,of Detroit, arrived on Saturda.y to spend the sea- son at het• • cottage, She 'was accom- panied by Mr, and Mrs. D. Hendrick who spent the week -end, with her. Miss Lorna Westlake, of Hespeler, spent the week -end with her parent's, Mr. Wand 'Ml's, Walter Westlake. Miss' Dawna Toni,, of Toronto, and Miss Norah, Guest. of London, were week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs.' M. Toms, ' • Mr: 'James Cameron and son, Mr. E r;lns Cameron, of Toronto, spent the week-end`at•'their cottage on,the Blue; Water Highway, Sout'' . --Mr. Walter :Robinson, Ajax Divi- sion of University of Toronto, spent the week -end: with 'his • parents, Mr. anti Mrs. Wm. Robinson, • Mr, Karl, Wilkins arrived in the village cn' Saturday,, to spend the sea- son. Mr. and ,,'lrs. Nelson McConkey. and Son, of North .Bay, spent the week- end at their • cottage, Mr, and Mrs. lsorne Cook and fam- ily, of Toronto, were week -end guests f n Mr. andMrs. s. L. Day. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Kendall and two children, of Elmira, spent the week- end with the latter's parents, Mr: and Mrs. Wm. R. Jowett. Messrs. s. P at Graham, of Woodstock, and Irvin Pease, of London?'.were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Berry over_ the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fowlie and Mr. Lawrence- Fof'lie, of London, spent Births EVANS-•At Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital. on Olay $4, 1946, to Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Evans lnee Margaret Maclaren, Hensal•1), a son —Robert Dos -land. LITTLE—•in Scott Memorial Hospital, on May 25, to M'r. and• Mrs/ Arthur Little, Tuckersmith, a son. McMILLAN--In Scott Memorial Hospital, on May 25, to Mr. and Mrs. Sandy McMillan, Tuckersmith. a son" ELLIOTT—In Scott Memorial Hospital, on May 28, to Mr. and •Mrs. James Elliott,' Dublin,. S daughter. MILLER—In• Scott, Memorial Hospital, ' ort, May 29. to Mr. and Mrs. William Miller, Seaforth, a stn. McSPA.DDEN —la the Norwich _OAS, Hoopi. --tat; 'air I thy' "Mev -', to Ms-. and Mrs, Sam McSpadden, of Burgessville, a son— Douglas John. Deaths' eNAB--In Morden, Manitoba, on May I8th; Attie Swallow,. formerly of Leadbnry .-,.ire= loved wife of Mr: Andrew."M,eNab.• hi 'her 76th year, the funeral was held from the United Church en May 20th, being buried beside her ' daughter, Oracle, in Hillside Cemetery, Morden, Man. • i, 1 5 for RAZOR BL AIDES MI.DDLETON'S DRUGS Stationery - Wallpaper The Rexall Store PHONE 20 HENSALL +. the week -end with Misses E. and F. Fowlie. • 'Mr. and Mrs. Fred, Ritchie, of Eim- vale, and Miss' 'Muriel Ritchie and Mrs. M. C. Hart, of Toronto, spent the holiday week -end with Mr. and MIs..George King. . Mr. John MacLeod, who'"has 'been fishing at Erieau for the past few' mouths, returned home last,week. Messrs. Walter Johnston and Wit, - ham Robinson 'have purchased new Ford trucks which were delivered, this week. Miss Ada Bingley, of Detroit,' and• Mr. and Mrs. Blyth Stephenson and family, of Toronto, spent the week- end at their home in the village. Mr. Robert Heard, Mr. and Mrs. G. Galbraith, Marnie and Nancy Gal- braith, of Hamilton, spent the week- end at their cottage, Dr. -and Mrs. Stanley. Heard. and daughter. ci Lop- don. were also here: • HENSALL (Continued from Page 1); were John Bolton, Matthew England, Ira Geiger. Walter Fairbairn, Duncan Stewart aiid George Smale. Evening Auxiliary Meets The' Evening Auxiliary held their 13av meeting, in the schoolroom of the United Church 'Monday evening and entertained as their guests. the W. M S•- Mrs. Byran Kyle, the President, was in the chair. Tile meeting open- ed. With the • singing of "Jesus,' Lover of My Soul," the roll call, a Canadian patriot and the collection 'was taken. Miss Gladys Luker contributed, a lovely piano solo, "He Leadeth Me." The devotional exercises were con- ducted by Mrs. C. Psssmord•, consist - fug. of scripture,- Psalnl 33." verses 12- 22, -and also gave a splendid paper on "Patriotism and Prayer."' 'Audrey Walsh favored' with lovely solos, ac- companied by' hetseli :oll"•the guitar. Her sele'ettcfits were "Beautiful Dream- er" and "Irish Lullaby." The guest speaker. Mrs. $ia?3MeKay, travelling field` Secretary for ,the W.C.T.U. for ' htario,, presented an excellent dis- course on' Temperance; 'dealing with the subject, "Home.' and the Evils of Alcohol." The annual auxiliary pic- nic will be •helat 'on the attractive grounds .of Mrs. E. Shadidic'k's' resi- dence on Wednesday afternoon,' June 26: • at 6 p.m. 'Mrs. Shaddick 'will be assisted, by Mis; Gladys Luker, Miss Barbara Michie and Miss Margaret Glenn will form the Sports committee. As formerly, members may invite guests.. The mothers are invited to have their children in attendance. A picnic luncheon will be served. 'Mss. Hedden 'favored with a solo,- "God's. ,Tomorrow." Miss Luker accompany- ing at the piano, A film was; shown by Mr.7. 'McKay, after which refresh- ments. were .served. Mr. and ,Mrs. R: H. Middleton were in Toronto Wednesday attending the funeral of. Mr. Middleton's.sister,'the late Mrs. • Charles. 'Mr. John Drysdale, ' Vancouver, B. C.: Mrs, E. McNeil, Stettler,• Alta,; Mrs. R: W. Stowell, Big Valley, Alta„ and Mrs. E. Drysdale, Regina, Sask.. are •spending a month visiting Satoh Mr. and Mrs. M.' G: Drysdale. The dormer three ,are 'brother an;d • sisters of ,t 2r. Drysdale and the tatterells- ter -in-law, •• - . , " Mrs. Allan 'Essler. of Lloydminster,' Sask.. is spending a month's vacation with Mr. and Mr's. 'Georgie Hess. Mrs. Essler is a sister of Mrs,: Fred Uess. Fit. -Sgt. Dick McDonagh, R.C.A:F„ Torbnto,"faster• teller with the Bank of Montreal. Hensall„ was'a week -end guest with Mr. and Mr:3. Stan Tudor' and Jack. ' Mr. and Mrs: Gordon Davis and famil of, r y, Tb onto, and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Love rand family, Owen: Sound, Spent the 24th" with Mr. and Mrs, J. R. McDonald.. Mrs. V. Spray and Martin, of Lon- don, spent the week -end With her parents, Mr. and ,Mrs. E. Geiger. Miss :Mavis ' Spencer, of Toronto', was a, week -end 'visitor at her home here. ,' ' Mr, and Mrs. H.. Scruton and fam-. ily, of, Port Dbver, spent•., -the week- end with relatives, Mr. and Mrs.'Manley Jinks,and Mr. and Mrs. Lenton Sf'impp.,, speht. the. 24th in. -Detroit anti ,Port Huron, . Donna and Diana Hudson, twin daughters of Mr,, and Mrs. ' Casey Hudson, who have been confined to Alexandra Marine Hospital, Goderich, suffering with pneumonia, are.report- ed out of danger and, doing nicely. They are two months old. Mr. and ,Mrs. E. Tattle and, Mr. and. Mrs . E. McCiin'chey enjoyed a fishing rip to Chesley Lake and Barrow Ray over the holiday and week -end.. and Mrs: H•en cle-rso7r-a7rd tainily' spent the 24th, the guests of Mr.'and Mrs. J. Morris, God•erich, • Rev, R. A. Brook is attendling the London Conference this tpeek, Attend' Funeral Attending the funeral of • the late W. Ortwein„from a distance were: %fr, and Mrs. J. Brenkolt, 3:iitebener; Mr, and Mrs. A. B. Ortwein, Detroit; Mrs, R. H. Lohr, Boswell„ Pa.; ,Mrs. Thomas, Altoona, Pa.;; Mr. M. W:'• tit to p117�4 DQndon ' Mr and trfrs, } A ellkte'tt, llGhezter, Mfi ailed Ml� E`a' lia,-lLrtwein, 'Li?lldQat lti 'cud:' R� lalatz, Mia; Pelta s;i4,. ?G(f 1 Urns, Wa,terlaa, 11I.i fid: leis Wlll^ CosSagy, St>'atfotO, r anal. Mrs. ra. Mc> airniit t TaYi5ttQ011 a M. and Mr$; R. XJirby, Sal'ata lYr W. 09,4$e,Y, and Misses Olive- a:nd Ftora,,Vos' sey, London, Mr. .and 'M'rs, • W. Sol,- tan and Mr. Til'llivan Sold'an, Pidgeo>,i, Mich.; M. 0,111 Mrs W..Sniith "'Gre i - ten; Mr. and Mrs. T. HarryHcift3nan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman, Mr. 'aid Mrs. J. Wildfonu, Mr, and Mrs. Stalk, of Dashwood,` and Rev. 'Denny Bright, London. Plan Spegial , Church Services Anniversary. •services will be ob- served- in Hensall United Church on Sunday, June 2. Rev. Dr, R. T. Biala ard, io - ard, of Catenial United Church, London, will be the guest speaker-. Miss Loi; Whitney, of Seaforth, will be guest soloist for the day. The sibty-ninth anniversary of St: Paul's Anglican Church, Hensall, will be .held Sunday, June 9. Archdeacon, W. A. Townsend, L.Th., will be the spacial speaker at 11 a.m. The Rev. T. • D. Lindsay, lir:A., will be the spe- cial speaker at 7.,p.m. The 75th anniversary of Blake Unit- ed Church will. `lie held Sunday, June 2, at 2.30 p.m. Mrs. James W. Bon- thron, of Hensall, will be guest solo- ist. There were about 150 callers regis- tered at John Elder's residence in Hensall to' pay last respects to, the late Mrs. Elder, on Sunday, May 19, and many remarks were made about the wonderful display of:flowers about the casket; indicating the esteem in which Mrs. Elder was held. Mr. and. Mrs. R, A. Orr and tamilyl visited with relatives in L1lcknow on. Sunday last. At .the tea tab'le.the following reso- lutions were accepted: 1.. Resolved. that we commend the Hon. Leslie Blackwell, Attorney -General of 'On- tario, for his assurance that the Can- ada Temperance Act will be strictly enforced in our country; 2., Tbat we call upon the Government to immedi- ately instruct :the provincial police regarding their . duties in enforcing the Temperance Act; 3. ,'That this convention .place entirety on record as strongly objecting to the' introduction in the Province of new outlets for the.. sale' of liquor, such as cocktail bars; 4" That we very. much regret that wo-, men's beverage rooms were not dis- continued as requested by the large petitions presented to' the Legislature by representative societies;, 5. That the so-called good will and, advertise- ments of the Canadian, Breweries as appearing in o,ur daily and• weekly press be discontinued by Government orders; .6. That copies .of the above be pent to the' Premier and Attorney- General; 7. That we • heartily' thank the 'Ontario Temperance Federation for so ably defending the• validity of the Canada Temperance Act before the Privy Cauncil;..a. That we pledge. our societies to the heartiest co-op- eration with the Huron Temperance' Federation for a strict and impartial enforcement of the'ltemperance laws in effect in our county. . . There will be a reception in Hen- sall-Town Hall on ,Thursday, June 6., for Mr. and 'Mrs. Ed. Little, . of Hen- sall, a recent, bridal couple. Music' will be furnished by Murdoch's •.orchi estra. At the Service ',in Carmel. Presby- terian• Church on. Sunday'...last, Rev. P. A. Ferguson,, W. R. Bell, Earp Campbell, James Bengough and Geo. Tinney , were 'inducted in the Elder- ship of the church. ' Miss Elizabeth" Slavin, who has • been -confined to her room for some time, was taken to Scott 'Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, for treatment. Dr. Norma Cook, of Toronto, spent the week -end with her parents, lila. and Mrs. IBJ. E. 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