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AGENT FOR DE WAN'T'ED --AN OFFICE ' DESK.
Reply G. DUNHAM, " 244-W, Seaforth,
4150x3
1 ICPER.IENCED .FURNITURE FINISHERS,
sprayer's, woodworking machinists and
sanders,'•or young men to train in these
Permanent trades. Pleasant working condi-
tions, good ravages, very steady emeluymeut,
Living accommodation' available. See et'
write full particulars JAMES COLE FURNI-
TURE COMPANY, Ingersoll.
4152-1
-Coming Events
rHE CRICH REUNION WILL • BE HELD
July 23rd at 3owebt's Grove, Bayfield.
Sports' tailed at. 2,30 pea. 4152-1
ADDFELLOWS' AND REBEh;AleS PLEASE
remember your annual picnic at the
Lions Park. Wednesday, Jaily 3Srd, at 6 p.m.
Supper served at 6.30 sharp. Come and brine
your lunch basket and your own dishier.
4152-1
CARNIVAL AND FOURTH AeNNUAL PET
• Parade in Court House Park, Goderich,
Wednesday evening, July 16th• under aus-
pice, of Maple Leat Chapter 1.0,D.1. Games
and Ranier; Boeth for children and adults:.
Pet Parade assemble ate7 p.m. Clown Band
in attendance. 4152-1
Notice To Creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of JOHN JAMES CLUFF
ALL PERSONS.HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate of John James Ciuff, Date of
tile Town" of Seaforth. the County of Hur-
On, Retire'tl Lumber Merchant. deceased, who
died on or about the '23rd day of May, 1947,
are hereby notified to send in to the under-
signed on 'or before the 2nd day of August.
'1947, full Lparticulars of their claims, after
'Which date the assets of the estate will be
distributed having regard only to claims then
received, "
• DATED- at Seeforth this .10th day of July.
1.947.
McCONNEL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executor.
4162.3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In. the Estate of--T`i2EISERICIc" STANLEY
SAVAUGiE•
AAI
LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate of Frederick Stanley Savaage,
late of the Town of Seaforth, detease;i, who
died on or about the 30th day of May, 1947,
»ere hereby notified to send in to the under-
. signed on or before the 3rd day of August.
1947, full partieukre of .their claims. .
Immediately after the said last mentioned
'date, the assets of the 'said estate will be
distributed 'amongst the parties entitled there-
to, having regard only to claims of which
the undersigned shall then have notice, to
the 'e'xclusion of all others. and the under-.
signed will not be liable to any person of
whose claim the undersigned: ,hall net then
have notice for the assets so 'distributed or
any part thereof.
DATED -at Seaforth, this 9(h' day of ,'r.ly.
1947.
THE CANADA TRUST COMPANY,
LULU 0, SAVAUGE, Executors
By their 'Solicitor
H. G. METE.
Seaforth, Ontario.
4152-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate df HELEN McINTOSH
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate ;of Helen McIntosh. late of
the Town of Seaforth, in the County of Hur-
on, • Married Woman, deceased, who died on
the 4th day of June. 1947, are hereby noti-
fied to send in full particulars of their claims
4.4 the undersigned 'on or before the 19th day
of July, 1947„ afy,r� which date -the assets
will be distributed; -"having' regard only to
claims then •received.
DATED at Seaforth, this 26th day of June,
n. 1947.
McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executors.
4160-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of LEILA BEATTIE
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate of Leila Battie, late of 'the
4 Town of Seaforth, Widow, deceased, who died
on or about the 14th day of May. 1»947.e,�x' re
hereby notified to send in to the undersigded
on or before the 18th day of July, 1947, ,full•
particulars of ,their claims.
Immediately after the said last mentioned
date the insets of the said estate will be
distributed amongst the parties entitled -there-
thhaving regard only to claims of which
e undersigned shall then• have notice. to
the exclusion of all others, and the under-
signed will not be liable to any person of
whose claire the undersigned shall not then
. have notice for the assets so distributed or
any part thereof.
DATED at Seaforth this 26th day of June,
19'47.
ALVIIN W. SILLERY,
Barrister, Etc.; Seaforth, Ont.,
Solicitor for 'the Exenitors.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
'In the Estate of ANN FERGUSON, late of
the Village of Hensali in the County of
Haron. Widow, deceased. '
PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the estate of the said Ann Ferguson, who
died on the 14th day of June, 1947, are noti-
Red... to; seed them to the undersigned, duly
verified, before .the 22nd day of July, 1947.
• " AF'T'ER that datethe assets of the said
"estate will be distributed among the persohe
entitled, thereto, -having 'regard only to claims
R' of which the Executor shall then have no-
tice. '
DATED at Exeter, the 20th day of June,
} 1944.
it
FREDERICK W. GLADMAN,.
Exeter, Garro,
Executor.
By GLADMAN & COCHRANE
Exeter. Ontario,
His Solicitors.
• 41503'
?HONE
4150-1
For Rent
ROOM FOR RENT- LARGE FURNISHED
room, suitable for lighthousekeeping.
Apply to Box 571, HURON'EXPOSITOR.
Personals
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER GOODS)
mailed postimed hi' plain, sealed envelope
with price list-. 6 sampleil 256; 24 samples
$1.00. Mail -Order .Dept. T-73, NOVA -RUBBER
CO., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.
ASTHMA SUFFERERS—ENJOY A GOOD
night's sleep, witlitiut coughing or chok-
ing as others are doing. For free information
write F. L. HOWEY, 144 Catherine South,
Hamilton. 4147x8
For Sale
Bl'[.f.
Fort SALE—REGISTERED YEAR -
ting Shorthorn bull, fit for service. AP -
ply to GEORGE LOWERY, Seaforth.
aAY 'FOR 'SALE -30 ACRES STANDING
hay, timothy. Apply to STA14 G. DOR-
RANCE. Phone 830 r 4 or 128-W, 'Seaforth.
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FOR SALE—GREY SPORT JACKET, SIZE
34; also man's camel hair' coat, size. 36.
Apply to Box 572, HURON EXPOeITOR.
4152-1
FOR SALE -10 PIGS. TEN WEEKS OLD.
▪ Apply to ARTHUR. J, • FINLAYSON.
Phone 651 .r 3, Seaforth, - 4152-1
FOR SALE—NUMBER COLLIE PUPS,
good cattle dogs : also Holstein cow five
Years old, just freshened. KEN WILLIAMS,
R.R. 4, Clinton, Huron Road. Phone 616 e.
23,- Clinton. 4152x1
FOR SALE—ONE OAK HALL RACK WITH
Fnirror; 1 lawn mower; 1 door fitted for
long mirror; car chains, size 600-16. Apply
to :MRS. E. J. DINNEN, Egmondville.
4152-1
HAY FOR,.SAI F QUANTITY OF
err also a e tity of 'timothy.
`to' ---J. CeREIL Y._k3.It 5Seaforth.
6-1 r 16, Dublin. -
CLOV-
Apply
Phone
415-2rc1-
FOR SALE-- 1936 FORD V-8.. SPORT
Coupe: new motor and new, clutch and
completely overhauled this spring. Apply to
ROGE ETTE, on Rey-rtold's farm, after
6 p.m. Y 4152-1
OR ALE—QUANTITY NEW HAY FORK
pe manilla fibre, 'pre-war quality. Tele-
ehoj 26. J. 'McKENZIE.
4151x2
Notices
THE OFPICE OF D. H. M :INNES, CHIRO-
tetor and Feet Correctionist. Commer-
c, i toteh will be closed from July 8th to
+r,h inchrsice• 41552x1
leeCTIC7—WILL THE PERSON WHO TOOK
e t the bicycle from. in .front of Westcott's
Store on . Saturday night, please return same
and s'ave further trouble.
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T AM. PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS OF
,W.hitewa-hine with nowgn' machine. Ap-
ply t4 FRED HARBUR 4, R.R. -3, Dublin.
Phone" 44 r 9. 4150x4
WALKER ELECTRIC
Prompt and Guaianteed
RADIO SERVICE
Ey Qualified Radio Technicians
at reasonable rates.
WALKER ELECTRIC
PHONE 9S SEAFORTH
4152-4
Farms For Sale
,FOR SALE
Grass Farm •
100 Acres, part bush; Let 21, Concession
7, Hulleet. Apply
NORMAN BALL, Clinton
Phone- 236, or
FRED LAWSON
578 King St. West, Toronto 1
4150-4
Tenders Wanted 5
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS WILL .,BE RECEIVED BY THE
undersigned for the caretaking of Schools
Nos; 7 and 9,, Tuckersmiren, for the. school
year. The usual duties of a school caretaker
to be performee in a satisfactory manner.
For further particulars and details apply
to
S. H. WHITMORE, -
Sec. -Tread. School Area No. 1,
13.5: 3, Seaforth,
4151-tf
Cards -of Thanks •
AND MRS. LARRY LABUTE DESIRE
to expression their sincere apprecintilm
to theme many friends on Marin Street who,
contributed' to the wedding gift recently pre-
sented them. 4152x1
Popular Stallions
Grade A Premium Horse -
The Pure Bred Percheron Stallion
t ST. BLAIN` MARQUIS [17084]
Enrolment No. 4016 Form, 1,First Class
Monday, Tuesday—Vicinity of Kippen and
south. ,
Wednesday, Thursday ---Vicinity of Farqu-
har and South.
Friday, Saturday—Vicinity of Dublin and
Seefofth.
Terms—$2.00 .down ; $12. April 1, 1948.
Phones: 882 r 24, Heneall ; 14 r 14. Dubiin.
WILLIAM COLE,
Proprietor and Manager.
4147-tf
Enrolment No. 2081 Form 2
'We Clydesdale Stallion
PY.ViE SAMPLE (2993D) 1,
The .propertyt of . George and Frank Coyne,
Staffs
.Phone 43 r 27, Dublin,
Fill Stand, top 'the improvement of stock
et Lot."22, dediceagion x, Hibbert.•
t"oie ' Saknple, a 8 -year add, to bas . With
tate ,rad lefts White, and earth* di 13 Pron.
-10n, ,the highest allowed a colt 5t14 tope.-
H6 fs a all�11 4lhi 'k tl hti 'bcatl ` i
,ailrittCeil y`a itis stttifliet, `WA eitt tt4d dr hgt
i li telt awed 'tiessess4 q Notts of Chtleftdatis
4tNs°r
'f a i • 'till to 1► gored alae fdk it
ridt
ilAhtrli of[ di :bf ddtxsial f
+�lretinniff0 ¢ itht: hint*
to:aq�;lt *nth;fp
MR. AND MRS. A. T. DOUGLAS AND
family wish 'Sb thenk'their many friends
and relatives for the kindness :and svmpa't:he•
shown them during their recent sad' bereave-
ment, also for the heautietrl floret tribtvtes,
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Births
LITTLE --In Scott Memorial Hospital, on.
July 6, to Mr. and Mrs.' Edward Little
(nee; ,Jean Long), Hensali, a dapgh.ter—
Marcia Marguerite.
CHESSELL—In Stratford General • Hospital,
oh June 26, to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cheseell
(nee Doris Eisler, Seaforth), a daughter.
RANNIbII---In Clinton Public Hospital, on
Saturday, duly 6, to Mr. and Mrs. S. G.
Rannie, Hensall, a daughter.
HAnfil`S---A't Mrs. Godber fT l3ospetai, Exeter,
en Friday, July 5, ko Mr. and MTs, Percy
Harris, Chiselhurstt, a daughter,
elcCLU&,E--In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
.JtaIy 5, to Mr, and Mrs. Harvey McClure,
Walton, a sdn,
M4NAUORTON-•-•-Ire Scott affentorial ',iioapiftia.7.,
an Joh, '1: .to Mr. end ftfiit. Jame+ 144.-
Nnuglsten, KilMen a son
1YIOK--••In Seo'tt Memorial fointitall, on Ttuly
0, to Mx. sin MTS. 7tbti YYtek, Orosnarty, a
tan.
�t=^401l
� taat lt'Contoxldi . fldsyiftal on
Jely 10, to 1.r and Mts. „Alvin '1;m ,
etenrlt$rtpli it lion
its+,•
ii Witu kiln
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In Memoriam
iam
G
n•A� nv I,OTJTNG 114EblgRY
or
1:14D,
Alinwnder Ingram, who entered into rent
July 11, 1:948; ..
—Ever remembered by the Family.
Deaths
O'CON'N' LI. --In Dublin. on Tuesday. July
Sth, Jane O'Connell, in her 77th year.
ZION
Miss Doris Annis .and Mrs. John
Meagher left on Monday for a trip to
Vancouver, Miss Hazel Roney accom-
panied them as far as Winnipeg.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gibb, Phyllis
and Ronnie, visited IMr. and Mrs, Dal-
ton Malcolm Sunday evening.
Misses Anil Park and Shirley
Ahrens, Mitchell, are visiting their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Roney. this week.
Mrs. B. Durst and son spent • Mon-
day with her parents, .Mr. and Mrs.
R. S..Aikens.- -
Mrs. boss Gorddhr and;Donna spent
Thursday ..with Mr, 'and. Mrs. James
Malcolm. , -
• :Vlr. Alex Stewart, Brussels, has
been visiting his brother-in-law, Mr.
Albert Roney and Mrs. Roney for the
past few days. •
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stanlake, of
Exeter, and Mrs. H. Workman, Hen -
salt, visited ern Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. Herb. Britton and family,
The Woman's Association met at
the .home of Mrs. George Pepper on
•Wednesday afternoon with a large
attendance of members and visitors
present. Mrs. Dalton Malcolm pre-
sided. Mrs. Daynard read the Scrip-
ture lesson; little Joyce Wilson sang
a' solo; Mrs. Morley Lannin, Mrs,
Earl Barker and _Miss Hazel Roney
give readings. `'Three small quilts
were quilted and the hSstess served
a -delicious lunch, assisted by her
daughters, ..Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Moore
and Mrs. Glenn Pepper.
:Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson and
Gladys attended the Stacey reunion
in Stratford on Friday.
BAYFIELD,
Mr. Sam Grainger, of London, has
recently purchased Mr. Nelson Me-
Conkey's' cottage on Huron Terrace: -
Mrs. A. Beech and two children, of
Toronto, are visiting her parents, 'Mr.•
and Mrs, Wm. Higgins.
Mr. Charles • •Mothersed ' and son,
Garry, of Washington, D.C., are visit-
ing his aunt, Mrs. Raymond Bristol,
arid' Mr.- Bristol. r
Mr. and Mrs. George Howard and
two children,' Delores and Eddie, and
nephew, Tommy Howard, of Detroit,
spent the Fourth of July with M's.
William Howard. Delores and To
my remained for a longer visit, Bo
den Lynn, .,of Toronto, is also the
guest of his 'grandmother:
Miss Juen Brandon left Iast week
for Hamilton, *here she is taking a
summer, course in kindergarten work.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scotchmer and
'two Children. of Toronto, left Wed-
nesday morning after slien.ding a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. R. Scotchnier.
Mr. and MVIr•s. S. B. Sturgeon return-
ee to Preston on Sunday after spend-
ing. the past week with Mr.• and 'Mrs:
E. Sturgeon. •
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Rehn. of De-
troit, spent the holiday, with Mr. and
Mr's, David Dewar. On their return
they were .aceompauied by Mrs. D.
Dewar, who will spend a few weeks
with them,
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Arhens, of De-
troit, were at their cottage over the
• week -end.
Mr. Fred Hess, of Elkhart, Indiana,
spent a few days. with Misses M. and
E. Reid.
• Mr. and Mrs. Norman Toms, of De-
troit, spent the week -end with the
for•aer's mother, Mrs. E. Toms.
Mrs, W. Grey and Mass Alta Grey,
•of -Grosse Pointe, Mich., are spending
a few weeks in the village. Mr. W.
Grey, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Grey and
small son spent the holiday week -end
here. •
'Miss Elva Dewar, of Toronto, ar-
rived on Saturday .to spend the sum -
TgKfiggpsto
D, Dewar after taking .a boat 41p u.
the Saguenay ^River,
Mrs. trial is and dao titer, Aline oil
Sault Ste, 11ltarie, ,are spending the
summer with the former's u>lo1e, Mt•
Frank Keegan. • •
Miss" Sandia MacKay, of Detroit,
is the guest of her aunt and uncle
Mr. and ,Mrs, Hugh MacKay, this
week.
Members of the Lions Club had, a
bee 'ou Monday evening when they
cleaned up the brush and debris on
the south beach from the pier down
to the Point.
The Anglican Church camp for the
Diocese of Huron, Blue Water High-
way South., opened for the season last
week with 82 children from •the ages
of nine to twelve, who will stay un-
til Saturday of this week, The fol-
lowing are the staff ror this'• camp:
Associate director, Rev. . H, A. . Seeg-
milier, Pelee Island; camp director,
Ted Southgate, Seaforth; Dean, Rev.
L, J. Paterson, Sarnia; card'p mother,
-\irs, H. A.• ,Seegmiller; dining room
staff, Mrs, 'Moore arid Mrs. Sparks,
London; kitchen staff, Mrs. 11/tether-,
well and Mrs, Porter, London; nurse,
Mrs. Beitry, Wd'odstock; lecturer,
Rev. Phil Harding, London; ,handi-
craft, Miss M. Styles, London.
Miss Alice Dawe, of London, is the
guest, tint. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.
Rogers this 'week.
Mr. and Mrs. Har ld ,Weston and
family, of Detroit, arrived last Fri-
day to spend the summer hi the vil-
lage.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sullivan, of
Detroit, spent the week -end with Mrs.
W. J. McLeod,..Sr,
Mr, and' 'Mrs, J. Merner, of Detroit,
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ,Grant
Turner Tor a few days this week.
Mr: and Mrs, Arthur Ford, of Lon-
don, are spending the month of July
'in the village.
Mrs. Jim Scott, of Toronto, arriv-
ed on Saturday Last to spend the sum-
mer with her mother, Mrs. R. H. F.
Gairdner. Mr. 'Scrott ,and ,,Mr. Tedi
Bryce, of Toronto, spent the week -end
with Mrs. Gairdner.
Guests of the Albion Hotel last
week -end were: Mr. and Mrs, L. W.
Porter, Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert H. Por-
ter, Birmingham, :Mich.,; Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick E. Gould, Detroit;
Misses Melis'se Truitt, Mary Lee
Truitt, Betty Lou Bender,. Laurene
Shaw, Phyllis Hurcomb, Royal Oak,
Mich.; Mr. -Gordon F. Kuntz', Howell,
Mich,; Mr, and Mrs. H. H. Ormond,
Dearborn, 'Mich.; Misses Pat Murphy
and G. Sartor, London; Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Stone, Patricia and Richard,
Jr., Detroit.
Tie Guild of Trinity Church met at
the home of Mrs. N. W, Woods on
Thurad'ay• evening -last -wfth. .sixteen.
members present. The meeting was
opened by the president, Mrs. . E.
Heard. Plans were made to hold a
salad tea int the lawn of Mrs. Lam-
bert's residence on Clangregor Square
on July. 17, also for a bazaar and
sale of home-made baking i.••>the old
post office on 'Saturday afternoon,
August 2.. The meeting was closed'
with the Lord's Prayer and 'benedic-
tion, Refreshments were served by
the- hostess.
NSAIi
.011
Mr.:Shortt, principal of. Hensali pub-
lic school, and Miss 'Barbara Michie
and Miss June Brandon, assistants,
have been re-engaged ,for another
year.
Mitchell Reunion
The annual - Mitchell reunion was
held at Springbank on Saturday, June
28, it being always. held at 'Spring -
bank the last Saturday in June. There
were over one hundred and fifty rel-
atives .present. from Detroit, London,
Lucan, Centralia, Exeter and Hen -
sail. Those from .•Hensall attending
the.: -picnic were .Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Horton
,and Miss Clarissa Mitchell. Meals,
including ham 'and, ice cream, were
served in -the , pavilion, the tables
showing the Mitchells to be good
cooks. The 'afternoon was spent 151
-sports, races, eontests and a ball
game. When p'r•izes were awarded
the nail-drivine contest showed the
women can drive nails too. After
mer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,• supper the president, Dr. S. J. T.
huter Service Station
HENSALL. ,
British American Oil - Products
' TRACT R OIL AND GREASE
• at tuck delivery price .
• GOO'DRIC TIRES -
• FARM 'IMPLEMENT TIRES
We give good allowance on used tires ;and tubes
GIVE USA TRY' !
,
NOTICE
TO PARENTS
•
Construction . in progress at Scott Mem-
orial Hospital is being hindered by num-
bers of . children interfering with work-
men.
Notice is - given that no responsibility can
be assumed by the undersigned in the event
of ink . y to any child as a result of • tres- -
ss'
><1nI1
an'T�o
g soleal property. • ,
,SCOTT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BOARD
Bean, of London; gave a. 'splendid ad-
e�s.
x Two o aI es
W AIiA t lent w 0 -
,served si a a&
Por the ones wb.Q ,have died.
A 'number of relatives nerved in the
last war: Rev. 'Spencel' Blair; United
Church minister, while- carrying Slip
-
plies to a. trapped army, was shot and
buried in Holland; Capt. J. M. Ander-
aori;' adre, who went over the beach-
head with ' the Canadian .army, was
the only one in the war to receive
the ;Military Cross twice for evacuat-
ing wounded from the lbattlefielct un-
der direct shell Are. His wife is a
cousin, the former Helen McMorran
of London, Dorothy Knight, R.N., of
London, was in operating rooms of
casualty hospitals in England; Hol-
land and Germany, and was remem-
bered in the King'sBirthday Honor
Dist Her mm.ber, a tb't eoupiu, died'
w4..40 Toro ya
a ovexo
sa.
Misee
Knight
is now easing for a sick sis-
ter near High Park, Ont. PO. Clayton
A. Hackett,'of Lucan, received the Air
Force. Gross in the King% Birthday
Honor List. The family tree of over
4QQ relatives is not yeti completed, as
some live in Western Canada, and the
United 'States. The Mitchells 'built
the first house in Centralia, and some
of the first family lived to be nearly'
-100 years ,old. The oldest now living
are the first cousins, John..T. Mit-
chell, 80, of "H`ensall, was the oldest
one at the picnic.
Mr. John Ingram was taken to St,,
Joseph's hospital, London, this week
for an emergency operation for ap-
pend1oitis.
Ml aDesaatnah es
AMew
a0a,lu. Dpaiayn n a'
'
91
ou Weil nesdaY, July 9, in St. Jose h' I
Hospital London, where she wagy
taken on Sunday .last suffering with
48,3 rhdeheart rc, onDtcioe}ased-Shweaswas mienm-beher
of Hensel] United 'Churl il. Surviving
are three sons, Herb. Smith, Exeter;.
.Emmerson Smith, ,Kippen, and Mel-
vin •Smith; 'Zurich, Azad one daughter„
Mrs, R. J. Green; of Port :Stanley. The
'funeral Will be held trout EontbrOlrel
funeral parlor on Friday • at 2 pap,
with interment in Easter eem ter,-
Rev, R. A Brook will conduct the ser..
vice. '1 -
(Additional Hensal News
on Page 6)..
The biggest two nights fun in years!
SEAFORTH LIONS CLUB l2th. ANNUAL
RNIVAL
SEAFORTH LIONS PARK *
ED., JULY 16 - FRI., JULY 18
Program Features
FROM A WELL ELEVATED AND ILLUMINATED STAGE
— Both Nights —
CKNX QUIZ BROADCAST
TIME and MONEY
A REAL QUIZ CONTEST WITH REAL MONEY PRIZES
With Johnny 'Brent as Master of Quiz
Carry=over of Prize Money goes into Grand "Jack. Pot" for Friday Night -
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ADDED ATTRACTIONS
FRIDAY NIGHT
• The Radium Rayes
A Lady and Gent Roller Skating Team in
flourscent technicolor.
• Bento Bros. -
European Tumbling' Acrobatic Act.
• Ben Lucas
Cartoonist.
ADDED ATTRACTIONS
WEDNESDAY NIGHT,
•- Max Chagnon .
Canada's Prune Minister .of Magic.
• The Gold Coins
An unusually clever acrobatic due
• CKNX Ranch Boys
Popular Stars of _Radio and Stage.
BANDS.'- BANDS -BANDS
SEAFORTHHfG'flLANDERS BAND _
LUCKNOW KILTIE PIPE BAND
FRIDAY NIGHT - PRESTON BUGLE BAND
Special Attractions
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CHAIR+OPLANE RIDES
CHILDREN'S MERRY-GO-ROUND
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Mammoth FirewoiDlspiay
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Aerial Bomb Shells, Mortars, Rockets, Wheels and Flares, to thrill both young
and old ! 1
OPEN-AIR
DANCING
On a' Spacious Floor
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• WEDNESDAY NIGHT'
Music by e
THE CKNX RANCH BOYS
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FRIDAY NIGHT
NORMAN 'CARNEGIE AND
HIS BAND, from- Stratford
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GAMES
GALORE
• RING THE MONEY
• REFRESHMENT BOOTHS
• BINGO -
• MERCHANDISE BOOTHS
• BUS GAME
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•' OVER -AND -UNDER -
All Your Favorite Games With
Some , New Ones Added!
Entire proceeds of Frolic for Lions Welfare Work and Maintenance of LlOUs Free
Park and Pool. YOU ENJOY THE PARK. � HELP SUPPO RT IT, PLEASE !
DRAWING FOR $500.00 WORTH OF VALUABLE PRIZE:
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A7 MI SIGN° -25c CHILDREN FREE
PRBC, PARKING
d, st byi John Labatt, '`Limi'ted.
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