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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1946-08-02, Page 4- . Be Inserted At.Ne* LOW Cash Rates: Or*eel, , comthg Event.. Ete-4:,. cr. „ 4 , wegk Ceat rannern charge, Resteo * Gents figure, initial and abbreviation aerate:ea elle word.1?(A;lire:tre rticsam ItilruTatecenct/ 11% word.166131°11nm. 5° cent° Per week" ikaddrtiaaal per weet will be abLged° seetalinbreraelaillit".. ttivelternbe ,„,va,y„ plett ehe week in which the ad was ruse 'eloilkraTagee, Mad Drat* ineerted free et charge,. g 'War, Notices, te Creditors, Etse.--Ratea en aPPlicatirela Personals •Iropzo o SUPPLIES MUSSER GOODS) Mailed postpaid in plain, sealed- .pnvelorie with price list. 6 samples 26c: 24 samplers 111.00:' Mail -Order DOA. T-78, NOV-RUBBER • CO„ Rea 91, Hamilton, Ont. Coming Events T-TAYMOW BARN DANCE, AT THE CRYS- "" tar, Pahree Ball Room.. Fair Grounds, Mit- e/tell, Civic Holiday, Monday, August 5th. lilanciag 10 p.m. to 1 am.. by the Tune Top - ere, a sensation -al old,tirae and modern dance • erchestra from Lendort. 41034 . ' Farms For Sale WARM FOR SALE -FIVE MILES SOUTH of• Seater* and one mile east, Let 7, Concession 8. • 'Tuckeremith. One mile from school., .Large bank barn, brick home, hen house and pig pen. Drained.' Plenty of water. All in grass. Pcesession given im- mediately. A/Vie to J. W. FREE. Seafortie 408043 Teachers Wanted erEAgellelt. WANTED • - PROTESTANT " teacher for S.S. No. 2, McKillop' Town- ship. Schoorredecorated recently and is fully equipped with 'Hydro and radio. Duties to eceemence September 'term. If making per- sonal aPPlication, which is- preferable, apply in evening between 7 and 8, stating qualifica- eiore and salary expected; to JOSEPH T. HUGILE, Secretary-Treaaurer, lt.R. No. 2, pafortki. 4094-tf l• eeeee • • Auction Sales • Wanted To Buy A nrcTioN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF- feets on Wednesday. August 14th, at 1 gm, s,n Goderidh Street West, Seaforth; Dinned wagon: curtains; pictures : mirrors ; occasional Chairs: 2 rugs, Sell and 6x9: table' leeeReftaillgreedeIeraeliee. •sraaa 'tables : 3 eoniplete bedroom suites. i,Prillea and mattresses : 1 new electric hot Plate; electric heater; 1 Seer lamp; truiaks lawn Chairs; quilts and bed linen •, -2 pairs walnut curtain poles; bookcase; scatter mats : Princess Beth reek stove, coal scuttle kit- chen eable3; hand .washing machine and wringer: copper boiler; step ladder"; new lawn :mower; garden tees: clothes horse; lawn ;brae.- and reel; lunch kit and large thermoe; approximately 1 tan hard coal: dishes e crocks • and sealers, kitchen utensils. Ter:nail-Cash. edA.RION WAT$ON, Proprie- tress: M. P. •Chesney, Clerk; Harold Jackson, AectiOneer. 4103-2 Notice To Creditors NOTICE TO CREDITORS WANTED TO BUY -HARDWOOD CHEST " of drawers. Apply Box 497, HURON EXPOSITOR. Help Wanted In the Estate of ROSELLA ROE, A LL PERSONS -HAVING CLAINISAGAINST the Estate of Roselle Roe, late of the Township of McKillop, deceased, who died. on or about' the' 6th Jane, 1946, are hereby teiti- fied to send in th the undersigned on or be - or -the 20th day of August, 1946, full partieu- ears of their claims. WANTED -GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GEN- "eral house. work. Preferably sleep oat. APPle to MRS. J. A. Vilils'IN(Urr. 4103-1 WANTED FOR PART TIME -'Pleasant work. , Good eaereege„ ige can. ';'8.6•Sing. Apply 503, HURON EXPOSI- TOR. 4'103x2 • ' Lost and Found , OST -BETWEEN W. G. WRIGHT'S GAR - age and Regent Theatre, a lady's West- field watch. ' Finder please phone MRS. A. J. WRIGHT, 277, Seaforth. 4103-1 •' Plortica- • (01,400$ tvq;;!4, 'VW 4), eine at the liimPal.'010lreli".Plaiiie ;Tas fnalaBenillaa nanal,a SPertie were held • tkt1,.4.4tprstoloolo,ii uio• even* a aOtball 'fialne Wan'held.. • • • , 0/1 Tuesday elren_ing:Li-ar kitchen. shower, itt•the farm of a picnic, was held at the Lions Park by the staff of the Seaforth Produce, in honor of Miee. Kathleep. Dreene. After a love- ly supper a basket was. Prepedted to Mies Dreenn, containing many. useful a very Iati#g reply. - kitchen Miss preen& made laeucefigid Women's Association On Wednesday .afternooti- about -65 attended the annual picnic of the Wo- men's Association of Brucefield at the Liens Park. The picnic Was under the sapeaviaaion of Mrs. L. Wilson, Mrs. McBeath; Mrs. A. Zapfe and Mrs_ A. Paterson. Sports were held in the afternoon, the results being as follows: Chil- dren, 8 and under: Girls, Jean Mc- Gregor, -Mary •Broadfoot; boys, Bob Broadfoot; Neil. 'McGregor; boys, 8 and over, John Moffat, John .McGre- got; married' women withoat.family, Mrs; W. Scott, Mrs. S. Ltete; married women With children, Mrs, W. McKen- zie, Mrs, L. McGregor; grandmothers race, Mrs. Henderson,• Mrs.. Wright:. kick the slipper. Mrs. W. McKenzie; hitting dummy- with felling pin, Mrs. W. Scott, Olive Johnson; throwing rolling pin, Mrs. A. Zapfe, • Mrs. W. Scott; lifesaver relay race, Mrs. L... McKenzie's team; , clothespin race, Mrs. W. Seott's team; . group with most members present, Group No. 1. After the sports a typical picnic supper was. enjoyed by all, -anOTIND-AT SEAFORTH LIONS PARK, A " leather oompact. Owner may have Same by proving property and paying charges. Ap- ply Box 502, EXPOSITOR. For Sale FOR SALE -10 YOB.K PIGS, SEVEN weeks 044.1- Apple toC. JOHN E. MOLEAN. Phone 665 r 21, Seaforth. 4103-1 plANO FOR SALE -PIANO IN GOOD "0 condition for sale, cheap for cash. 'Aeple Box 499, EXPOSITOR.. 4103-2 • 'he*OR SALE-WILLIAMS PIANO, IN GOOD condition. Apply to Box 504, HURON EXPOSITOR. • 4103x2 PRIVATE SALE - 100 -PIECE DINNER set, Elite Limoges china; red stamp, gold handle. Can be seen Wednesday and Friday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock. Apply to Box 505, EXPOSITOR, OFFICE. 4103-1 et SALE -100 ACRES, GOOD LAND, stucco house, good barns; Hydro: Pres- sure system. Fall Possession i -f desired. Apply on premise* to ROY T-AWSON, 2 miles west of Seaforth on Highway. 4103x3 ZITAVINGS-A LIMITED AMOUNT QF ••••'' shavings now available, and at different times from now on. J. BOSHART & SONS, Seaforth. .4103-3 FOR SALE -ONE RUBBER TIRED FARM warren; 2 pure bred Shorthorn bulls, ser- viceable age. PHONE 660 r 14. Seaforth. 4102-2 FOR SALE -ONE HEATING BOILER AND automatic stoker. Apply DR. E. A. Mc- • MASTER, Seaforth. 4102-2 Notices V0ITR -SEWING MACHINE FULLY RE- ' conditioned to perfect sewing. Box 500, EXPOSITOR. 4103x3 Immediately after -the said lest 'mentioned CLERK'S NOTICE date, the assets of the. said estate willYel.01 First Posting of Voters' • distributed amongst the parties entitled there- • 13. having regard only :to c1aimI.a which ahe undersigned shall then have notice, to the exclusion af all others. and the undersigned will not be liable to any Treratin of whose claim ' the undersigned shad not then have notice - for the assets so distributed or any part the.reof. DATED at Seaforth, this 30th day of July, 1946. ; ALVIN W. SILLERY, Barrister, Etc., Seaforth, Ontario 41034 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of NEIL M. GI.LLESPIE A ,LL PERSONS -HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST 44, the Estate of Neil M. Gillespie, late of the Town of Seaforth. in the County of Hur- on. -Gentleman. deceased. who 'died on or about the 2nd day of .Tune, 1946, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned on or before the 17th day of August, 1946, full particulars of their claims. Immediately after' the said last mentioned date the assets of the said estate will be dis- tributed amongst the parties entitled thereto, Levine; regard only to claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice, ,.to the exelusion of all others. and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose -claim :the undersigned shallnat• then have notice for the assets so distributed. or any part -thereof. DAiRt) at Seaforth, this 25th day of July, 1946. • MeCONNELL & HAYS. • Seaforth. Ontario, , Solicitors for the Executors. • • 4102,3 •• NOTICE TO CREDITOR, In the Estate of HANNAH JACKSON A LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST -" 'the Estate of Hannah, Jackseta, late of the Township of Tnelterantithe in the County of Huron. Widow,' decease.rd. wbo died on or about the 26th day of April, 1946, arehereby notified to send in to the. undersigned• o'r before the 17th day of August, 1946, full par- .! "ticalais of their claims. Immediately efter the said -last, mentioned date, the wets 'of the said es -tate 'will le dis=. tributed amongst ,the parties entitled thereth., having regard orrly "to realms of which the ender -signed shall then have notice, to 'the exclusion of all others, and the undersigned will not be liable to any persoe, of • whose claim Ore undersigned shall not then have. notice. for the assets so ,distributed or any part thereof. . DATED at Seaforth. this 25th day of July. 1946. MeCONNIKEIL & HAYS, Seaforth, Ontario, Solicitors for the Executors. 4102-3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate at RICHARD JOHN KRUSE ALL PERSONS HAVING -CLAIMS AGAINST • the Estate of Richard John Kruse, late • of. the Village of Egmonciville, in the Courete • cif Huron, Gentles:rise deceased, who died on or about the 2741/ day. of At -la, 1946, are ,hereby notified to send in 80k the undersigned on or before the leth deer of August, 1946. • ,, eel partici) 'are of their eleare. -Immediately after the said 4531meetiorree date. the assets af the said estate will be dis- tributed amongst the parties entitled thereto. having,, regard only : to claims of which the ..„, undersigned *hell then have notice, to the exclusion of ell. others; and the undersigned • will . not be liable to any person of whose • claim the undersigned shall not then bave notice foe the meets so distributed or etre 'Part thereof. DATED art aaeforta, this 25th day of July, 1948. , . • • MeCONNE.LL & HAYS, Seeforth. Otitario, • Solicitole for the Fecectaors. • 4102-0 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of ANDREW LOVE, late of wo• n •Villege of Newell. in the County of Hared, Geritlettrare Deceased:. A LL PERSONS atialraNG CLAIMS AGAINST tire E.ertate 'a -The above deceased are re! ttnited to file the sole, with the undersigned SOlieithe feg the Erelgte, dit or,befeeie the Sth M' of Anglal.-E-A-Jar„ 19460after rig& date htieseeelSeere Avail be elaltintinag artiorifiat The arartiiiit eritialed thereto, . .tiatena' regard only _ LaiRea,a'":04freiaanhall..lia- 0')#aitgiOtaffi.0 • • List • (Seetion 11, Form 44 VOTERS'. LISTS, 1946, MUNICIPALITY OF THE VILLAGE OF HENSALL, COUNTY OF HURON, MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN .THAT I have complied with Section $ of The Vot- ers' Lists Act and that I have Posted up in met office at Hensel! on .the 30th day of July, 1946, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality at Municipal Elec- tions, and that such list remains there for inspection, And I hereby call upon all voters to take jeariediete proceedings to have any errors or omissions' corrected according to law, the last day for appeal being the 19th day of August, 1946. • DATED this 30th day of Jule, 1946. JAMES A. PATERSON, Clerk of the Village of Hensall. 4103-1 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO - IN THE ESTATE OF RICHARD BAILEY:: DECEASED. TN THE MATTER -OF • THE 'PARTITION Act, R.S.O. 1937, Chapter 157, Pursuant to the ORDER. FOR SALE made in this cause, begrime- date the 12th day of February, 1946, there will be sold, with the approbation of Thomas - Moore Costello, Esq., Master of this Court at Goderich, by Harold, Jackson, Auctioneer. at Lot 130, Tuyll Street, Bayfield. on Saturddy, the .10th day of Aug yet. 1946. 'at 1.30 p.m., the, following lands and premises in parcels: (1) The easterly part of Lot 126 in the Vil lage of Bayfield. (2) Lot 127 in the Village of Bayfield. (3) Lot 128 in the Village of elayfield. (4) Lot "1e0 in the Village of Bayfie ld 00 whkh is 'located a two-story red brick house and a garage. This property is vacant. (5). Lot 129 in the Village of Sayeeld. (6).. Let 131 in the' Village of Bayfield. (7) Lot 132 in the Village of Bayfield. (8) Lot 615 in the Village of Bay -field. • (9) One-quarter acre, of land consisting of • the west part of Lot 195; in the Village of Bay -field. on which is located a five - room frame cottage. (10) Lot 4 and the east 'three and one-eighth • (3 r/s) acres of Lot 5, Range "N," Bay- . field, consisting of about eleven (11) acres , of land. • (11) Lot 77 in theeSay,fteld Oorrtession, Gode- rich Tawnship, consisting of eighty 1'80) acres a land. „• , Parcels 1, 2, 3, '6, eel" and 8 are vacant lots -close M Lake Huron and are suitable far 'summer cottages. Possession of parcels 1 to 10 inclusive will, be given upon payment of full purchase priete• Parcel 9 w411 be sold subject to tbe existing tenancy. Possession of parcel 11 will be giv- en on Novernber 15, 19)46. The properties will be offered for sale sep- arately; sirbjeet to reserve bids which trve been fixed by the said Master. Terms of Sale. -20 per cent. oreday of sale, and balance within thirty (30) days. , In all other resprats. the terms and condi- tions of sale will be etandine conditions of the Supreme Court of On:tatio.---• Further particulars ean 'be had -from Frank Donnelly, 64ederic:1e Ontario. DATED at Goderieb, this 23rd day ofJuly. A.D. 1946. , T. M. GOSTELLGe • Master. S.C.0,. Goderieb. ' 4103-2 • Clinton Brownies The Brownies of Clinton, sponsored by the Clinton Lions Club, held their picnic at the- Lions Club „Par -k Wed- nesday with 15 attending. Mrs. A. Matthews, the leader, vias capably assisted by Mrs. -D., Freeman and Mrs, H. Hawkins. Races and a ball game were held, the results being: • Clothespin .race, Barbara MacDonald, Dorothy Man- aghan; leap frag_race.,......Eirst..Pack, Jane Hantley, Ruth ,Gleva Olive Pet- rie, Bernice Denomme, Leota Fret - man, Mrs. Freeman; running race, Ruth G•lew, Mary Scribbins, Barbara MacDonald; 'kicking shoe, Mary Scrita bins, Leota Freeman-; find the shoe. Ruth Glew, June Hartley; hopping, Barbara MacDonald, Mary Scribbins; running jump, Mary Scribbles, Bar- ham MacDonald, Ruth Gleva The Elf Troop won the ball game. • • Clinton Sunday School , . The .Clinton Presbyterian Sunday School...held a small toat successful Picnic at the laieasPark on Wednes- • day afternoon. Mrs, E. M. McLeod, 'the superintendent. was in- charge of the picnic. Races were held, -before supper, the winners being: Masa Leiper's -Class, Bobbie McCann, John Jacob; girls, 7 and under, Gail Murray:- boys,'7 and under. Hugh Colquhqun; Frank Mac Donald', Murray MacDonald; Mrs. Makin's Class, . Evelyn. MacDonald, Ruth Machan; Mrs, Sharpe's Class, Tom Colquhoun, Hugh •ColquhOun, Johnnie' Jacob; teachers' race, Ruth Sharpe, Jean Leiper, Beth Makins; kicking slipper race, „Greta MacDon- ald, Jean Leiper. , Cards of Thanks MR. AND MRS. S. THOMSON AND PAM - and Mrs. Lorne :Manson and, son. Murray, seigh to thank their many friends for their 'kind expressions of 'sympathy ettended ter there in their racer/ sad bereavement: al:re- cite thanie to Rev., land Mrs. Stanway and the W.A. Births ItYCKMAN-Mr. and Stes. Alvin Ryekmare of • Pollock, S.D., are Wenger! to announce the •,airleal of thoii daughter, Prig..nitk. Mae. bora at Mobridge, S#D., July 20, 1946. A great-gearatelinghtet /or lay. land tate. faiht, Panel* of Ifeherdi TOWNSENtaa-an Stott Mena -aim Hospital, on •'July ea, yurakW Avi*. Met littfiiet Tovoilsrld, Takeititilth) aerL Vriot,t,..kt stm .Gedisolt's Hospital, Exeter, oat.Satutallig.- anti 17,:fa Mr. and Ilea Roy • Belt "rtetiMI, a earn 777psd tba otizraaadereen., who has teen ill foil": the last six Weeks and who at Present is, a lagliallt" at Scott MeMorial Ronk tal in Sgatcrtba is improving. satia- faelortlY• After four weeks in bed' ifer"-Son JOhn'a home, it was found neeessary te remove her to the hese f Dr. °118(11:1'S DeP181°14 Gelferd; Will Be Good, Chapman; Three Men in New Suits, Priestley; Dragon, WYck Ston; Jahe's, Parlour, 0. Deugias; Quick Tfigger, Stanley; The D. Aa Calls a Turn; Gardner; Bugles in the Afternoon, Haycoat; Remembered Death and Poirot Loosesa Case, Christie; Community Nurse, MOP cock; There and) Now, Mangham; The flea:cock Shed e His Tail, Hobart; Out of the Westland-, Dickson; Most Sec- ret, Sh,ute; The Valley of Wanted Men, Mann; Death Stalks the Range, Rider; White Wolves, Bower; Gun- s:IAA. Pas, Rain; Hidden Blood, Tut- tle.; . Hunter's •--Moon, Miller; Range Rebellion, Hoffman; Courage Has EYea; Reid; More Than Conqueror, Hill; Bugles in Her Heart, Larrimore; Wings of Fear and the Dark Garden, Eberhart; The Case of the Howling Dog, Gardper; Wiid---Capuses, Stan- ley; The Smoking Iron, Field; Three O'Clock Dinner, Pinkney; Before the Sun Goes Down, Howard. 'Juvenile Fictinne-Sue Barton, Supt. of Nurses, Boylston; Wendigo, Pink- erton; The White Bunny and His Magic -Nose, Duplaix; Cherry Ames, Veteran's Nurse, Wells; The Lone Woodsman,' Miller; The Silver Pen- cil, Dalglush; Tigers of the Sun, Mazel; Voices From the Caves and Clue of the • Silken Ladder, Wirt; Make Way For a Sailor, Kribre; The Wild Dog of Edmonton, Gren; The Drifting Cowboy, James; .Peggy Goes Overseas, Bugbie; The Crooked Little Path, Burgess; Glamour Incorporated, Blocklinger; Going en Sixteen, Cay- enne; Peggy and Paul, Deeming; High Take and Low Tide, Robbins; Two is Company, O'More; The Devon Treasure Mystery, Wilson; Frog, the Horse That Knew No Master, Meek; Stories From Uncle Rennis, Harris; Bambi, Disney; ' Little • Pigs Picnic, Dishey; The Umbrella Man, Brock; The Dog That Came True, Hoff; Blake and the •QYa4lea,. AhderSon; Chessie and Her Kittens, Carroll; The Littlest Reindeer, DeWitt; The White Prin- cess, Dettman; Fairy Tales • 'rorn Hans Anderson and Farm Stories, Jackson; The Little Einge that Could, Piper; The Stars came' Down, Woody; Merry -leg e the Rocking Pony, Brown; The Tale of the Jolly, Robin and,The Adventures of Velvet, Wag- staff. Non -Fiction ---Grand River, Dunham; We Keen a Light, Richardson; Gaunt- let to Overlord, .Murro; History of World War II, Miller; Where the High Winds Blow. Campbell; The Sig- nificance of Silence, Weatherhead; From Khyber to Celebes, Beaton; Of- ficially Dead, Reynolds; Two Thou- sand Miles of Gold, Maclnoagal; Bur- ma Surgeon Retairns,- Seagrove; 20th Century Verse, Detworllia, Man Eat - et s of Kinnaon, Corbett; The Boy I 4. -eft, Behind, Leacock; Earth Could BTeimPea.ir., Van Paassen; Leather Craft, Jphnstone, The Royal Family in War • . e'w,4140kii*,,04.40. 14i)1 A*00 04 • 40*010.4'. 4,1Plitg 101408, King!e: Oeuertg, 111,04:10ri Anr064 the Wattle, 1.4yale,r1Ottg..fa ..C.440 a** -Heat, flaldwin,; OrtranalS' This.''Sifie• Cat,lda well; River Road, Keyes; Reprieve,: Duping; Threugh the StOrtni, Glbh; Pital, where be is progressing favor- ably. Her manyfriends wish her. a speedy recovery and hope she will soon, be able to return to her home. Mrs. J. Linden, of Denfield,- spent a few dap Wet week with her daugh- terand saninelaw, Mr. and Mrs. Arch- ie Parsons. Mr. and Mre. 5, Beattie and Karon, of Wingham, spent last week with relatives in the vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Archie' Parsons, and family and) Mr, and Mrs. A. Gackstet- ter attended the Ferguson reunion, at the Lion Park, .Seaforth, on Sunday. Mrs. Woods is visiting her parents, Mr. and .Mrs-, Harvey Daman. Mr. .and Mrs. William Pollard, 'of Guelph, are visiting Mr. -and Mrs. A. Gapitstetter. Mr. and, Mrs. J. Linden and Verna, of Denfield, and- Mr. Charles Fergu- son and Eva; cif Ilderton, visited. .on Sunday with Mr. and"Mrs. Archie Par- sons, and also attended the Ferguson reunion. Mrs. Hinton was in London' last Week to meet the Trana-Canadel"Air- lines which brought her daughter from Montreal, who is visiting her parents. Shower For Mrs. Woods A very pleasant time was spent on evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Damm, of Kippen; when the neighbors and friends, met to honor their daughter, Mrs. Woods (nee Anna Darnall), a recent bride. During the evening Mr, Charles Alex- ander and Mrs. Ross Broadfoot favor- ed with some very pleasing old-time music,. after which a contest for the best dressed doll was enjoyed. Mrs. Edgar McBride read an address to the bride, and Misses Patsy Cooper, Ben- nie Kyle and Carol Jones carried- in a beautifullsc'decorated basket laden with gifts. Following is the address: 'Mrs. Anna -Woods: Dear Anna; It is with pleasure that we gather here this evening- to- spend a few -happy hours with you on• this your first.visit home since your marriage. We are happy in the knowledge of your hap- piness as -you have set sail on the sea of matrimony. We hope that your voyage may be all that you desire. May the sunshine of happiness bright- en your way; may the dark clouds of sorrow he 'few; may new joys and friendships gladden each day. These are our .wishes,•for you. As tokens of our friendship we ask you to accept these gifts. , May happiness, prosper- ity &nd gOOd- health be with you both in your new home. Signed on behalf of your Killen neighbors and friends:" Anaa, in a• fewwell-chosen words, thanked the do'nors, The bride's trousseau -was 'displayed by Mrs. Datum and Mrs. Wopds. Inclun- ed wereseveral beautiful hand paint- ings which were painted by the bride. A dainty lunch was served. TUCKERSMITH - aampemam Mr. and Mrs, William Miller, of New Jersey, who were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dayman, return- ed home after spending a very pleas- ant visit. They were accompanied back by Miss Ida Damian. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston and Jerry, of London, were guests bf Mr. and Mrs, Robert Dayman. • WINTHROP The W.M.S. and W.A. ,of Cavan. Church, Winthrop. will hold their regl. ular monthly meeting on Wednesday, August 17, at 2.30 p.m., 8.1).T., at the home of Mrs.. Gilbert Smith, VARNA The •followig girls returned home Saturday evening after a week spent at Goderich summer' school; Barbara McConnell. Marian Horner, Marilyn, Dowson. Ruth Clarke, Margaret Mc- ClyTtiont„ Jean Keys. ' and Joyce and Marjory Webster, Owing to the illness of ReV. R. G. Holmes, there was no service, in St. John's Church Sunday eirelnag. Mr. and Mrs. McLeod, of Kintore, sent Sunday with the former',s grand- mother., Mrs. E. Smith.. Mr. 'and Mrs, Treitz and little son, Wayne, have returned after visifiiag relatives in Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. Carter and little daughter. of London, are holidaying with the latter's parents, Mr., and Mrs. E. Chuter. Mr. Harry Martira of Seaforth, spent a day last week with •Mrs. M. Reid. Miss Sheila Soper is holidaying with relatives in Staffordsville. Mrs. Walper spent Supday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chuter, Miss Dupee,, of London, is the guest or Mrs, I. WOOdS_ Mr. and Mrs. Ingis, of London, vis- ited Sunday with Mr. rand Mrs. A. !Vs' . The ladies of St. John's Church pur- pose holding a. bazaar, in Mrs. Ed- wards' stgre, Bayfield, on Saturday, August 3, at 3 p.ni., of home-made rugs, baking, vegetables, etc. The yqung repotter thought that the old man in the potato field looked the Iasi. Word in rusticity. "Good morning," he said. "Lovely day." "Ay," an;iwered the oldest inhabit- ant, lea:natig ate his hoe. "But there's rain eamlng." 'Row dO you know that?" the re- porter asked. "Red sky at morning —Shep1ier0h Warning; eh? Or -per- hapo you% means of your men?" /"Dirlarte 'nothing 'bont that," was the teirly.• "But It was on the wire, lesS latit night, and in all the impel* morntgig." • HENSALL "KLEEREX" for Eczema and other' skirt ailments.", Quick relief While you work. 50c -$I.00. (Medium and Sttong). At Midaleton's Drug Store. _ ^ (Continuefitfrom Page 1) in' bed far some weeks. Messra.-- Alfred Taylor and R. J. Patterson and Mr. and Mrs. James A. Paterson, of Hensall, and Mrs. Fen- ner, of Montreal, attended the fun- eral of the late Fred' Willis, held at Marlette. Mich.. on. -Wednesday, July 24. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rennie and fam- ily left Sunday for Tarabull's Grove where they expect to spend a .couple of weeks camping. Mr. and Mrs. Jame 's A. Paterson left Tuesday by motor' for Northern On- tario, where they expect to speed a week's vacation. Mrs. Wilson Cathie is spending a month with her daughter and son-in- law. Mr, and Mrs. Lealand Willert, at their summer cottage near St. Joseph, Mrs. T. Parlmer left Thursday to spend a vacation in Toronto with her son- and daughter-lialaaara Mr. and -Mrs. Earl Parlmer. Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Henderson and family, of Minatonas, Man., visited wifh Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson and family last week. Mr. and ---Mrs, Manley Jinks- and Mr. and Mrs. Leaton 'Seimon left Sun- day fur Turnbull's Grove to spend a week camping. Mr. and Mrs. L. Thompson and fam- ily, ;of Toronto, are' vaca,tioning with. Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher. -Mt-s. Bevin, of Toronto, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. William Pepper. Mrs. Orville Twitchell and Murray left Saturday for Sarnia, Port Huron, Windsor and Detroit for a month's v.acation, and wile visit with Mrs. Twitchell'a daughters and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Allan Davidson, Sarnia, and Mr. and Mrs-. Peter Loicame and Bonny, of Windsor. War Bride Welcomed • Mts. Helmer Taney, English wail bride, arrived iu Hensall to join her husband, Pte. Homer Tinney, who gr- aved home from 'overseas in Fetira- ary of this year, leaving ,hisbride of four months in England. Mrs. Tin- ney, who -resided in Susseat, England, arrived in Canada on the Queen Mary and in her honor a welcoming home dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cambell Eyre, of Hensall, at which turkey with all the trim- mings was served. The house was lovely -with Pink and white decera- tions and, the table centered with a wedding cake. Twenty immediate rel- atives were present. Mrs. Eyre, sis- a-r-in-law of Mrs. Tinney, was assist- ed by Mrs. William Cole and Mrs. Lloyd McLean, Mrs. Tinney enjoyed the crossing and thinks Canada is' a lovely country and the food exception- ally good. In theliabonor a reception will be held in• the Town Hall, Hen- sall, on Friday evening, August 2, at which everyone is welcome. Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Elder and lit-• tle son, Kenneth, have returned to -Hamilton after spending two weeks' holidays with Mr. and Mrs. John Pass - mere at Grand Bend. Mrs. Vernon Spray and little son, Martin, of London, are spending this week vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. E. Geiger. Attention ommimmomilmi' Place your order now. for-, SHUR-GAIN FERTILIZER — OFF CAR due shortly See or call me at . . . • • HURON FARM FEEDS, LTD. Phone 664 r 33 Seaforth • 'GEORGE KRUSE .1.. • PROCLAMATION Civic lloIidaHoliday On instructions from the Municipal Council, I hereby proclaim • Monday,' A.ug1511946'.. • CIVIC HOLIDAY • For the Town of Seaforth, and respectfully request the citizens and businessmen to observe same. ._ JOHN J. CLUFF Mayor. • "God.Save the King" The floodlighting of Hensel! Com- munity Park will -be officially Opened with a frolic on 'Wednesday, Aug. 14. Watch the papers for complete dee tails next week. This is being spon- sored by ahe Chamber of Commerce. Rev. R. A. Brook, minister of Hen- sel' Unieed Church,, is enjoying ,a month's vacation. His pulpit will be taken by Rev. Down, of Exeter, dur- ing the month of August. • Mrs. A. Scruton is confined to her home with illness. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. War Souvenirs - Wanted An exhibit of War Relics will be made by the Seaforth, Branch of the Canadian. Legion, in connection with the canvass for funds for the War Memorial Hall. 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