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Notice To Creditors NOTICE ,TO CREDITORS
50
T-CI1 TO CREDITORS
In the *tate of LE1L4. BEATTIE
aLLPERSQ . S HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
to 'Estate of Leila Beattie, late of the
Town of '4eaforth, Widow, deceased, who died
en , or about the 14th day of May. 1947, are
*leyebg notified to send in to •the undersigned
top or before the 18th day of July, ' 1947, full
particulars of thein claims.
immediately after the said last mentioned
:+dates the asanhs of the said estate will be
ddttributed amongst the parties entitled there-
to, having regard only to claims of which
Via undersign • shall then have notice,. to
the exclusion:,lof all others, and the under-
• signed will raft be' liable 4o any. person of
Whose 21aint the undersigned shall not then
have notice for the assets so distributed or
'ere/ part thereof. .
DATED at Seaforth, this 26th day of June,
1947.
ALVIN W. SILLERY,
Barrister, Etna Seaforth,, Ont,
Solicitor fur .the""Executors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate iof ANN FERGUSON, late of
•- the Village of Hensall, in the Codnty of
Huron, Widow, deceaa 4
a' ERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST'
• the estate of the said Ann Ferguson, who
died on the 14th day 'of June, 1947, are noti-
fied to send them to -the undersigned, duly
mended, before, the 22nd day of July, 1947.
AFTER that], date, the assets of the said
estate will be distributed among the persons
entitled thereto having regard only to claims
of which the Executor shall then have no-
DA11:H) at Exeter, the 20th day of June,
1947.
FREDERICK W. GLADMAN,
' Exeter, Ontario, •
Executor.
By GLADMAN & COCHRANE
Exeter. Ontario,
His Solicitors.
4150$
NOTICE-1TO CREDITORS
. In the •'Estate of JOHN FORREST, Late of
the Township of Tackersmith, in the Coun-
ty of Huron, Yeoman, Deceased.
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate of the above deceased are re -
(mired to file the same •with the undersigned
Solicitor. for the Estate on, or before the 8th
day of July, A.D. 1947, after which date the
. assets will be distributed amongst the parties.
entitled thereto, having regard only to' the
claims of which notice shall have been -.given.
DATED at Clinton. this lath day of June,
A- D. 1947. - .
F.-INCLAND; K,C
• Clinton, Ontario.
Solicitor for the said Estate.
4149 3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of HELEN McINTOSH '
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate of Helen McIntosh, bite of
the 'flown of Seaforth, in the County of Hur-
on, Married Woman, deceased, who died op
tlhe 4th day of June, 1947, are hereby noti-
fied. to send in full particulars of their claims
to the undersigned on or before the 19th day
of July, 1947, after which date the assets
will be distributed, having, regard only to
claims then received.
DATED at Seaforth, this 26.thh day of June,
1947.
McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executors.
4150-3
Lost and Found -
LOST --A SHOULDER PURSE ON MAIN
Street, Seaforth, on Wednesday evening.
Finder please notify Box 670, HURON EX-
POSITOR. 4150-1
• LOS,T—TWO CHILDREN'S COATS, ONE
brown tweed and one spring overcoat, -at
Lions Club Park. • Anyone knowing the'
whereabouts of these coats, please phone
.MRS, WILFRED TREMEAR, 653 r 23. Sea -
forth. . • 4150-1
In the Estate of HUGH MURE CHESNEY
ALL PERSONS -HAVING CLADIS AGAINST
the Estate oaf Hugh .lure Chesney. late
of the Township of Tuckersmith, in the Coun-
ty. of . Huron, Farmer, deceased, who died
on the 3rd day of June, 1947, are hereby
notified td send . in fu;1 particulars of their
claims to 'the •undersigned on or before the
5th day of July, 1917 after which date' the
assets will be distributed, having regard only"
to claims then received.
DATED at Seaforth, this 17th day of June,
1947.
McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Estate.
4149-3
NOTICE, TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of CLARE ECKERT-
ALI, PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
} the Estate of Glare Eckert, late of the
Township of McKillop, School Teacher, de-
ceased, who died on the 29th day of Novem-
'-lier, 1946,' 9Sh hereby notified to send in full
particulars of their cY•ia.vs to the undersign-
ed on or before - the 23th day of June, 1947,
after which date the assets will be distribut-
ed,,, having regard only to the claims then
ri reaeived-
'i DATED at Seaforth, this 6th day of June,
1947. •
McCONNE.LL & HAYS
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the Administrator. . .
._. - 414$ -3 -
NOTICE TO: CREDITORS
In the' Estate of MARGARET, ANN SCOTT
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS"AGAINST
the ,Estate of Margaret Ann Scott, late
of the Town of Seaforth, deceased, who died
on of -bout, the 1st day of June,-. 19'47, are
bereblc. notified to send in to the' undersigned
on or befdre the 4th day of July, 1947, full,
particulars of their claims.
Immediately after the said last mentiofted
date, the assets.of the said estate will be
distributed a'aaongst t7re parties entitled there
to, having regard only to claims, of which
the undersigned shall then have notice. to
the exclusion of all others. and the under-
si ned will not be lieale. to any person of
Whose claim the undersigned shall net then
have notice for the asses se distributed or
any part thereof. '
„DATED at Seorth, this 9th day of June,
1947..::..-. .
'eLVIN W. SILLERY •
Barrister, Etc,., Seaforth, Ont.,
Solicitor for the Administrator.
.. 41.41-3
Popular Stallions
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS WANTED
For Purchase of Henhouse
TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE
purchase of a frame henhouse, 12 feet
by, -22 feet, up to and Including July 5, 1947.
Building must be removed within two wee]®
of acceptance of tender.
Address tenders to '
P. D. •McCONNELL,
Secretary,
Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth.
4150.2
Ft r Sale
'OR SALE—POTATOES, SUITABLE FOR
seed- Apply LOOKERS FEED. STORE.
Phone 2, Mitchell. 4150-1
FOR SALE—MASSEY-HARRI9, HAY LOAD-
er. Apply ' WILLIAM "ALEXANDER,
,Walton. Phone 848 r 15, Seaforth. -
4150x1
„JUST ARRIVED --1' NEW BISSEL T'RAC-
' for double—dist, 12-plate-"-frdnt;... 14. rear.
V. J. LANE, Fleury-Bissel Agent. •
4150-f
greOLLIE . PUPS—STARTING TO
v HOWARD WRIGHT, Cromarty.
90 r 22. Hec+sall.
HEEL.
Phone
4150x2
FOR SALE --1 1930 CHEVROLET COACH,
in A-1 condition: cheap fi,r quick sale:
Apply ac THE HURON EXPOSITOR. "
4150x1
FOR SALE—STUDEP,AKER COMMANDER,
run 16.000 miles ; in good condition. New
battery. Apply to T. S. SMITH, John St.,
Seaforth. 4150x1
FOR SALE -2 QAR RADIOS (PHILCO),;
Can be seen at W. G. Wright's Garage.
CLAYTON J. DENNIS.
4150x1
FOR ..SAT F 1931 FORD- PANEL TRUCK,
.1 new tires and- spare, in good running
c•;ndition• Apply • to GRAHAM . ARTHUR,
Indian Service Station, ,Eaeter.
• 415Cx1
FOR SALE—RUBBER TIRED WAGON,
.$55; 7 -foo, grain' binder, .$7',.00; hay
rake, 52.5.05; two Collie pups. Would trade
for lives:a: or half cash. W: B. THOMP-
SON, No. 8 Highway, 2 miles west of Clin-
ton. . ' 4150x1
FOR SAIF.—.TWO DARK ROAN SHORT -
horn bulls, 12 months old. Real - good
animals, and are to be seen on Lot 27, Con,
8, Hibbert JAMES HILL, •Staffa.
4149x3
FOR SALE -150 CORDS OF MAPLE' BODY
and limb 'Wood: building 101 a 161;
Me,Cormick-Deering milking machine; black
mare six years old. PERCY ADAMS, Staffs,
Phone 13-12, Dublin. 4148-3
Auction Sales
CLEARING AUCTION SALE,„ OF HOUSF,
hold 'Efects, in the .Village of. Varna, on
Satiirday,'.June 25th. at 2 p.m'. at the home
of Mrs. C. Swish; Three-piece` chesterfield
suite ; dizting room "table ; dining roam chairs
and arm chair; extension table; buffet: -glass
'cupboard ; electric radio: coeds ; coal oil
stove with oven; wand ,d,eater and pipes ; 3
kitchen chairs: porcelain tap table: 2 erpaIl
table:.: end table: fern stand: toilet set •
trunks ; dishes kitchen utensils,' . and son
hooked rugs. Terms — Cash. MRS. C
Proarietros; Harold Jackson
Auctioneer. 4141-'
AUCTION -SALE OF PROPER'tZ ANI
Household Effect. in the Village of Dub
lin, on Wednesday, Jule 9th, at- 1.30 p.m.
PROPERTY- --7'rt:.ma -house. situate' on •th-
hi_s-itv.ay west of Dublin: 1t„ storey. 6-roc,n
hnu-e and 'hod. CONTENTS-2 double bedl
c:ea:a- a 1 single lad : ,stair carpet: Premie'
va,-uuh, cleaner: set o't attachments for,
Racer cleaner; I electric table lamp: feather
1-W:rm., : 7 Hair hlgn vn:our ,'.rf.pe - pair=
Wanted
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' AN'fiED---ilhiFURN SEED ROQM$. - DR
apartment, by couple. No children; no
dog. Husband traveller. Willing to pay up
to $30 per month. P1QNE 214, Seaforth.
4150x1
'" Help Wanted
'"ANTED– ACTIVE AGENT FOR DE
Laval agency lines. Reply G. DUNHAM.
Milverton- O
MEN WANTED—TO WORK AT PROCESS-
ing plant ;Iighest wages for good. ,men.
SEAFOR,TH PRODUCE, LTD.
4149.2
•
Personals',
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (13>aPBBER GOODS)
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed envelope
with. price list. 6 samples 25c; 24 samples
$1.00. Mail -Order Dept T-73, NOVA,RUBBER
CO., lit, Hamilton, Ont.
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Notices
ICE—I WILL DELIVER ICE TO ANY
home in town, Also have some slab wood
for Sale. WILLIAM SWAN. Phone 86-R,
Seaforth. 4150x1
I AM PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS OF
Whitew'shing with power machine •AP -
ply to FRED HARBURN, R.R. 3, Dublin.
Phone 44 r 9. 4150x4
IDANCE TO THE MUSIC OF ROSS PEARCE
and the Melody Masters every Saturday
night at Mitchell's newly decorated Arena.
Auspices of Lions Club. , 4149-2
ASTHMA SUFFERERS-ENN'OY A GOOD
night's sleep, without coughing or chola
Ing as others are doing. For free information
write. F. L. HOWEY, 144 Catherine South.
Hamilton. 4147xS
Farms For Sale .
' TOR SALE
• , , Grass Farm
n00 Acres, part bush; Let 21, Concession
7, Hullebt Apply
NORMAN BALL, Clinton`
( Phone 236, or
FRED LAWSON .
578 King St. West, Toronto 1
•^• 4150-4
' Births
HOEGY–In Scott Memorial Hospital, on June
23, to Mr. ,and Mrs. Wilbur Hoegy, Brod-
hagen, a daughter.
TOWNSEND—In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
June 25, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Towns-
end, Seaforth, a. daughter.
AIKENHHAD—In Scott Memorial Hospital.
on June 25, to Mr, and Mrs.. William Aik-
enhead, Kippen, a daughter.
ROCK—In Scott Memorial Hospital, on June
18. to Mr. and Mrs. Christian Rock, R.R. 2,
Monkton, a daughter.
McLEAN—In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
Jape 2.1. to Mr. and ,Mrs. K. '1.. McLean,
_. _ Seaforth, a daughter,— - - -. -.
CLINTON '
Mrs. Ruth Tiplady, of Varna,. has
beep visiting relatives and friends i'h
Clintori', .
Mrs. M. E. McFadden has returned
to her home in Cookstown after vis-
iting her sister. Miss B. Cornish, for
two .weeks. .
Mr. 'and Mrs. C. Gregg and family,
of Huntsville. have been visiting
with Mr.^ and Mrs. E. Trick.
HENS ALL .
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.aars�
Girl Guides Concert will be''held in
the Hensall Town Hal], Friday, June
27th, S p.m.. And will consist of dame -
.es, drills, songs., one -;act play',, and
presentation of emblems. Admission
35c and 20c,-
•' ` (Continued from Page 1)
articles and 90 knitted pieces), and
212 ditty bags, ' making a ;total' of
17,317 articles..
In addition to this hand -work, ap-
proximately 3.873 pounds -.6f jam' were
prepared and shipped. The Women's
Institute' deserves the credit for sup-
erintending this task,
About -fifty' citizens gave regular
blood donations at the clinics in Sea -
forth, Clinton and Exeter: thus help-
ing to keep the much-needed supply
up to requirements,
• A nursing• class of 34 members was
instructed by Mrs. Middleton and
Mrs. Lawrence,. assisted by other
nurses of the community. Several of
the most valued workers, were called
away by death during these years.
At ,the conclusion of the •war the
`interest lessened to some extent and
it was thought wise to disband for
the present. At a meeting of the
executive on Jan,,. 17, 1947, the char
ter wa.s returned to headquarters.
The village' and district women
however, have continued sewing anc
knitting, under the direction of the
various church organizations, and ex
' . pert to continue this part of the wort
• until the need ceases. ,
seine v ,'lour drapes:""-' s ,ettrtuc, table:; : odrl
tables: etas: of drawers : hall minor:' tapestry
carpet :;.a: heneini: lamp; small table lamp:
,xlrl chairs : 2 Strive; crocks : Ian : toilet eel;
Grade A Premium 'Horse
• The Pure Bred Perchd.ron Stallion
ST. BLAIN MARQUIS [17084]
Enren:ent No. all Form 1, First Class I
Monday, Tu. -day --Vicinity of Kippen and ,
south.
Wednesday. Thursday—Vicinity of Farqu-
bar and South. -
Friday, Saturday—Vicinity of Dublin and
Seaforth.
Terms—$2.00 down : 812 April 1. 1948.
Phones: 882 r 24. Hensall: 14 r 14, Dublin.
WTLI,,IAM COLE,
Proprietor and Manager.
4147 -di
Enrolment No. '2921 • Form 2
The Clydesdale Stallion
FYVIE SP 1-PLE (29930)
The property of George and Frank Coyne,
Staffs •
Phone 43 r 27, Dublin'
Will stand for the improvement Of stock
at Lot 22, Concession 7, Hibbert,
Fyvie Sample, a 3 -year-old, is bay, with
aace'and legs white, and carries a B Prem-
ium, the highest allowed a colt his age.
Be is a , grand, • thick weight, beautifully
balanced young stallion, built on true draught,
horie lines; dial possessirtfc, lots Of Clydesdale
character. He is up to a good size for his
age; standing . on a sit of • sound feet and
Ie13a with. fine quality .broad; flat bones, . " • .
Tett:le-415.00. payable March, 1, 1948, All.
nebciden'ts at owner's risk. ,
4147-tf
Enrolment, No. 3844_ Farm 1
The C)gdesdale Stoillion
INSPIRATION '
28006
Will stand for the improvement of stock
. et his own stable at Kippen Pot the season.
,Attia'isgements AMY be made be 'have Inspira-
..11on trucked to ,bay parties Smiting.
Iticaufirseloo, dk decd .of Lockindar (Imp.)
" t2541; 1"1411 ' 3d black, stripe, nigh fore
1t9tfd "lege*bite; bieilbir 3. E. Faleonbr.
Otteetterit s,k:•
14Alii'" 3+11 le fdiiar& 1; 1948.
IOUs w: 111Yati�, .
t'Y#ii t atit . - iiostar,
�lioifp t4 k
45x4'
5 pairs curtairta ;' cougoleum' rug ; t welA
table cloths, etc.; hall oilcloth : dining room
neer c,,,., tone • linin • room tal,lc : 2 cleats:
odd dish's : t'oSp drape' ; gra-� ruplr,a'ol : k it-
a•ci'l 051.', • ail err : '+r, iv-. and fn -k: and
spoon' ; 1 rose nag scatter rugs : bedspreads.
Terms=Cash. Prppl;rty Etate: of 'late .MAR-
C•.ARET MA l'kI11' ; Executors. Clara Wool-
att. Olive cClarey: Harold Jackson, Auc-
tioneer. ' , 4150-1
AR
UCTION SALE .OF HOUSEHOLD FUN1-
Sure and Effect at the recidenee of John
A. Stewart, High Street. Seaforth. on Satur-
day, July 5th, at 1.80 p.m., the following:
One Quebec conk stove: 1 coal oil stove: i
half round extension table with extra leaves
I square end extension table with leaves ; 2
small table.: 1 set furniture 5 -piece parlor
suite; 1 floor lamp: 1 bookcase: 2 wail pan-
• els (hand painted') ; I wicker chair; 1 Otto-
man; 1 work basket (2 decks) ; 3 floor roes
(good condition) : 5 pairs curtains, long ; 1
sideboard with mirrot - 15 "Pieces Lemoges
china; fancy cups and saucers : 1 electric
,iron: 4 kitchen chair,;., 1 arm chair; 2
rocker, 1' antique ; 1 davenport and bed com-
bined with mattress ; 3 bedroom suites with
springs and mattresses'; 1 cheatof drawer
3 oil paintings: hall rack with mirror; 1 ice
box; 1 'ki4:ehen extension table with bread -
flour bin and drawers; 2 hand• lamps: 1- set
of irons : 2 toilet sets r cedar , chest; 1 cup-
bdard for corer; some tools, braces, hada
mer, saws : 1 lawn mower: 1 garden cultiva-
tor ; garden tools : 3 rakes for raking leaves
2 flower stands; bedding, blankets, bed cov-
er and -a host of dishes, kitchen utensils:
several crocks and... germ''; 2 bedroom suites:.
1 rug; 1 square linoleum: 1 linoleum rug:
1 conch; 1 arm chair; 1 radio, overhauled ; 2
tables, extension, with extra, leaves: 1 hail
rack; 1 seeretary, solid dak, with drawer ; 1
sideboard; a davenport, oak; 1 bbokease ; 2
carpet sw ers ; dishes, fancy china; 4 tons
coal' and coke; 5 carpets Aloninster; 1 can
McDonald brier; 1 large Oil can; 1 large
sprinkling, esti; 2 small ones; 8 beds and
tether' contents ; 2 setsspa'mgs • 1 chest draw-
etli ; snptll tables; rocking �elmOrs-; porch
fu'tfsfture; 1 kitche'g-,s4ibve-with oven; 1 col-
lsldsible steel` bed with sprint and mattress ;
1 lassie blanket (Collet:) larn,•e' quilt ban 1
"Webster dictionoW1 gna,hiity ' bed c)atb
/OAR A. S'r`EWA1th , Proprietor; E. P. Cb '
they, Clerk; -Humid Jackson, oluetio'deex.
4.150x2
ir
Dignan, We, R, *Drysdale; Wheeib�a,r
row race,, Ed.'. 'Corbett and' Ale
Munn; c Mrs.so
M n k7, kths�sipper, Edi n
Forrest; children's race, Donnie
Kyle; pass the -ball, Harry Armstrong's
group.
A haro raisin' was held Tuesday,
.June ,24, at'the. farm of Mr. • Stewart
Bell, 2nd conoessiori of. Hay. Sixteen
neighbors and • friends assisted with
the raising.
New Books -at Public Library
Non'Fictionr,=llxra. Tim Gets a Job;
Stevenson; Another Claudia, Feanit-;
en; Dunkerleys, Spring; Black. FOun '
tains, Wynd; The Wide House, Cald-
well; The Light Heart, Thau'se; Mrs.
Mike, Freedman; Storm Tide; Ogil-
vie; The Walls of Jericho, Wellman;
Touchstone, Janel-Lillian; Who Has'
Seen the Wind? Mitchell; The Coat I
Wore, Finlay; Banner by the Way-
side, Adams; The Border Lord, Wes -
Cott; The Upstart, Marshall; 'Keeper
of the Faith,' 'Loring; Green Grass of
Wyoming, O'Hara; Wind Without
Rain, Dewdney.
Mystery Fiction—Not Dead 'Enough,
Stout; Going, Going, Gone, Taylor;
The Case of the Gold'Digger's Purse,
Gardner; Till Death Us Do Part,.
Carr; Payoff For lf Banker, .. Leek -
ridge; Alibi For Isabel, Rinehart.;
Dark Passage,' Goodis.
Western --Death Rides the Night,
Field; Black' Thunder, Bower; Sha-
dow on the Trail, Grey; Gun Feud,
Mann Silver Tips Search, $gaud;
Wild Cot 13, Gill.
Fiction, Romance—Sleeping Beauty,
Baldwin; Something Special,- Bald-
win; Continental Revue, Hambrick;
Rainbow At Dusk, Loring; Judge
Rankin's' Daughter, Glaspoll; Dark
Sails, Miller;,, Wicked Sister, Miller;
Home To the Hills, Wright; Where
Two Ways., Meet, Hill; She Married
a•• -Doctor, Walker.
Juvenile Fiction — With a High
Heart, De .Leenu; Doctor Ellen, De
Leenuw; Crossroads For , Penelope,
Thompson; Quest` in the Northland,
Yates; Famous Composers For Young
'People, Burcle-, . Secret of the Bay,
Radford; Boy With a Pack, 'Meader;
Bright Spurs, Ton' Tempaki; Straw-
berry Roan,. Lang; The Rocket's Sha-
dow; Blaine; The -Lost City, Blaine;
Middle Sister, . Mason; Dr. George
Washington Carver (Scientist), Gra-
ham; Maida's Little Theatre, Irwin;
Bobby's Twins '"Alt Sugar Maple Hill,
Hope; Winging Her'way, O'Malley;
Spurs For Susanna, Cavanna; The
Silver Robin, Marshall; Whispering
Walls,-' Wirt; Mystery Off Pirates
Point, Wadsworth; Sky Freighter,
Brier; Trudy Terrill, Bryant; Moun-
tain Pony, Larow; Penny Marsh add.
Ginger Lee,' Dermig; Dave Dawson at
`)"chat,, I ,Ql�fer; J'11Pc' t'.dden T''easure
of Giaston, xewett; ilea Grow -t1
I''fl 'Fie•a `e h. r , • I Grow '13
r'1age� n p_
I'll Be a Nurs-e, ,WRI r}' I Grow 'Go I'll
Be a Farmer, Rifkin; Such, a' Kind,
World, rant; Sloppy, Church; Three
Little Kittens, Merritt Wheo Grand-
ma Was a.""Little 'Girl, Koehler; The
Story:of `Little Goody"Two Shoes, Gil-
lespie; 'Gitickttn Little Count tq • Ten,
'Friskey; 'The Golden -.Egg Book,
Breyn; The Little Fire Engine, Len:
ski; Big Book .. of Animal Stories,
Smith; Knights of the Vegetable,
Kelly; The Valiant Little Tailor,'
' Pringle; The Little 13oy Who Ran
Away, Lacy; The Wonderful Tar
Baby, Parimer; 'Dogs, Byres:'
Non-Fiction—Canterliury Tales in.
Modern' Engli"s'h, Nicolson; China's
Destiny, Chiang . Kai-Shek; Brave
Harvest, Haig; The Doctor Has a
Baby, Barking; - Humau Destiny, , Du
Norry; Understanding the Christian
Faith, -Harkness; Man . Does' Not
Stand Alone, -Morrison; Final , Judg-
metit, Bernstein; Three Came Home,
Keith; The Fireside Book of Ghost
Stories, Wagenknecht; The Dog Own-
er's Manual, Rine; 'Taint Runnin' No
More (Thee Story of ' Grand•.. Bend, the
Pinery and the Old River Bed),' Fox;
Roses in, December, Jaques; Dr ft -
„;coed Valley, Stanwell; This is Pho-
tography, Miller; Modern Card Tricks
and Secrets of Magic, Blackstones' ;
400 Tricks You Can' do, Thurston.
Deters = Garratt
St. Mark's Anglican Church, Ham-
ilton, was the scene . of a lovely wed-
ding Saturday, when Mona Frances,,
daughter of Mrs. Alice Garratt, Mel-
ita, Manitoba, became the bride of
Carl Frederick Deters, son of Mr. and
Mrs: F. Daters, of Hensall. •Rev. W.
A. Henderson officiated. Given in
marriage, by her brother, James Gar-
ratt, the bride was lodely in a floor-
length'gown of chantilly lace over taf-
feta, fashioned with eight fitting bod-
ice and yoke of net, ,the full peplum
falling into a fish tail back. effect,,Her
long veil was caught with a seed
pearl, headdress- in orange blossom
effect, and her- cascade bouquet was
of pink- roses, lilies of the valley` and
white sweet Peas. Asn bridesmaid,
Miss Barbara Paton was gowned in
'pink net over. taffeta with matching
headdress and nosegay of pink sweet
peas, Briarc'liffe roses and `,blue iris.
James Finucane was grooms'nlan with
Wilfred Garratt, brother of the bride,
ushering. Miss Mary 'Barker was
soloist- and during the signing, of the
register sang "0 Perfect Love." A
reception at Rycroft Inn was held for
forty guests. -The groom's mother
wore a shark silk suit with pink car-
nation corsage. The 'bride's mother
THE -NEW-197
"R5A�DKiNG9,
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Thomson Reunion
The annual Thomson reunion was
heli al Harbor Park. Gori.erich, Sat-
urday, with members of the clan pres-
ent from Uon4ion. K.;;ppen, auburn,
Mitchell. Dublin. Bruce -field and. Hen-
sall. With ideal aseather the event
was. much enjoyed. Sports were run
off in , charge of Mrs. Norman Stan -
lake, of Exeter, and' Bert Thomson,
of 'Kipper. The oldest person present
at the event avas M]•, Samuel Thom-
son, of Br11cefleld. and the youngest
was Dorothy Cornish. of Gederich.
Election of officers were as follows:
President, Robert Thomson„Kippen;
Kippen;
vice-president, John Pepper, Hensall;
secretary -treasurer. Mrs, C. Priestap,
Mitchell; sports. Miss Jean Alexan-
der, Hensall; Lloyd .Thomson, Bruce -
field; lunch committee. Mrs. "H. Work-
man and Mrs John Pepper, Hensall.
The' 1943 reunion will be held at the
farm home of Elgin Thom -son, of
Blucefield.
Miss Mary Goodwin is spending
this week ,in Toronto, the' -guest 'of
Miss Elaine Peck.
•Evelyn] and Jean Hyde are visiting
their grandmother, Mrs. John Ryde,.
Of Kircpen:
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kipfer spent the
week -end with the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. 'Green, at Port
Stanley.
Hold Class Picnic
The annual Wohelo Class picnic
(Miss Ellis,. teacher) was held - at
Turnbull's Grove Tuesday'. evening
with a large attendance of Members,
guests and 'children. Following the
delicious picnic sapper, —Was
was
heartily enjoyed by all, as period of
baseball was indulged in.. Miss. Male
and Miss hiargar t Glenii''conducted
an interesting serlj 's of sport; as fol-
lows:- 'Men's rase, Ed. Corbett, Da d
Kyle; ladies' race, Miss' Michie, 'Mrs.
,f`
War�.,ttna$Ie. to attends ' The eo ple left
for -a lioueynlloon trio to xTew York,
the bride travelling el'lutg in a' medium blge,
wool suit With black accessories and:
Briartliffe rpses, They will reside in.
IdInHtgn. .Attending trona Staffs
were Mr, 'and 'Mrs. Henry' Ha -burn,•
and from Exeter, M'r. and Mrs. Simp-
soYi and family.
(Additional Hensall News •
on Page .3) ,
Day and Night Seyvice
PHONE 355
CLAYTON J. DENNIS
Succesdor to J. CO!' ilaT
Notice to Owners or
Harbourers., of Dogs
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF TIICKER$MJTH
,Owing to the excessive' damage . being •done in •
the killing of poultry by dogs running at large in
the Township of Tuckersmith, the Municipal Count;
cif 'requests the cooperation of the ratepayers in
curtailing such damage.
It is suggested. that.. owners, keeps dogs tied.
from sunset to sunrise and under proper control at
all , times. If such co-operation is not forthcoming,
it will be necessary for the Council to enforce, Sec.
9, Part 2, of the Dog Tax and Livestock Protection
Act, R.S.O. 1937, which provides that any person
may kill any dog (a) which is found killing`or. injur-
ing Iivestock, or • (b) which in a township 'or village
is found between sunset and sunrise straying from
the premises where the dog is -habitually kept, or
(c) which is found straying at any' time and not
under proper control where livestock are habitually
kept. -
E. P. ' CHESNEY,
Clerk.,
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