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SEPTEMJ3ER 1
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PtiC r o • Residing
United , Choir Presents
bolr Lrotu To Mr, an
Mics. Carey B. Joynt,
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:HENSALL DISTRICT
Mr. :aid . Mrs, Coreyi B, .Tryon,
'bridal Couple, ,'have arrived hon*
from their wed4ipg tprjr, ,'Fbey' ex-
pect to leave > hti't13t for Worces'
ter,..IVIalis,-„Whore.:-Mr, cyut; will
continue his studies and lectures
irl conttectiGOn With a fellowship re-
ceiyed frons Clarke Thilversitr. The
best 'wis'bes of Meir olahy friends'
accompany them to their new
tronas:
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Dui1'g the, week ti4y re-
ceived ,a 1cveiy floor larhp, a gift
froiu the llensaii ,'Belted Church
choir, oR which 1IzJOynt, who is
a Prgmjrient'•ba&a sgloist, has been
an active meladber for several
years. $. G. 'Ronnie, choir leader,
made the. preseatation. The ad
dSeras,.ts a� gg4owr3;
Dear Anis and Carey: It is in -
.teed your calves
iatc zfoz t sr Calf® Meal
(available also in Pellet Forel)
the perfect replacement for whole milk
F .
Blatchford Feeds Limited, Tornnfu .
Seaforth, ProduceLimited
PHONE 170-W • SEAFORTH
SEPT 13418
Plan to visit Canada's oldest exhibition .. .
see wonderful agricultural exhibits . . . su-
perlative grandstand performances ... live-
stock competitions . . . Conklin's famous
midway . . . horse racing and latest in
industrial and household appliances . . .
wonderful entertainment for the whole family
—don't miss this year's .exhibition.
W. D. JACKSON,
Gen. Mgr.
. O N T A R I O
deed a s'IteciaLand happy occasion
to extend our congratulations ,duct'
best wis.oe for your future happi-
ness, llecause of your varied abili-
ties your reliablenessai,t your
willingness, .we admit. we, throw,
considerable responsibilrty . 1113011,
you .aro are always gra'titied at the
uneelflsh response . Wen •ati
late you, ,,c"iarey^,, on y'Allr' eIoice Of
sueb, a charming and capabtlo iPart,
ner,i whom w6 warmlyi "elgonl, tp
our eholr activities, t?lea,se all/0W
this gift, not Or its intrirhlic value,
but as a. token, -of the. ]ole` .arid'
high esteer}<t we wish to-coivey:
Signed on behalf of the Choir ,4i'
Hensall United `Church: Gladys
Luker, President; Sam 0, founts,
Leader; Greta •Lamn1lc, Organist;
Rev. R. 4. Brook, Minister."
Mrs. Harriet Oke,,- Exeter,, .was
hostess for the Huron,dale Women's.
Institute for their autumn meeting.
The roll call was responded by ex-
changing of recipes. The postpon-
ed picnic was held at the Lions
.Park„ Seaforth, Thursday, Sept. 2.
The JuniorInstitute presented the
program, which consisted of a
Paper on "Milk For the Convales-
cent;' by Donna Mitchell, Who was
successful in winning first prize at
Bayfield on Achievement Day.
Other artists contributing to the
affair were 'Miss Velma Ferguson,
of Hensall, with readings; an es-
say, "The Magic Milk Bottle," Miss
Eileen Jeffery; piano solo, Miss
Elaine Kernick. A demonstration
on the making of custards was in
charge of Miss Eileen Jeffery; to-
mato soup, Miss Marion Rundle,
and Miss Donna Mitchell read the
club 'story on why she joined the
Milky Way Club. Mrs. Stanley Mit-
chell reviewed current events.
Luncheon was served.
Hensall public school reopened
Tuesday, Sept. 7, with the follow-
ing staff:. Mr. Blackwell, principal;
Mr. Dennison, Miss Juen Brandon
and Miss Anita Hildebrandt.
Miss Aileen Munn has: accepted
a position in the office of the Bell
Telephone Co., London, and has
commenced' her duties.
Dr. and Mrs. J. A. MacLean are
spending two weeks vacationing in
the Muskoka area.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cowan and
family, of Cookstown, were recent
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Moir, Betty and Douglas.
Mrs. J. Reid, London, was a re-
cent guest with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Case.
Mrs. Lloyd Ortwein and children
of Montreal, are spending their va-
cation with Mrs. P. Munn. Mrs.
Bertha Ortwein, of London, was a
week -end visitor here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scruton and
family, of Port Dover, have return-
ed home, following 'their holidays
spent with their relatives in the vil-
Always
but Sitithething
Away'
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There is a time to save, as every
good housekeeper knows. And
these are days when you would be
wise to start a Savings Account.
What you save today will be cash
on hand when you need it. -Let
The Canadian Bank of Commerce
Savings Department help you
always to put something away.
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THE CANADIAN BA `. K. OF COMMERCE'
SEAFORTH BRANCH
G. C. Brightrall,l'atnage
1RIENJS IN NEED
with the Stare tie night .;to my'
garden.
Otnne Shadowed ,forlats, in the darir;.
7r looked at thenar frorrl any: window
Azad sought 'what they did to mark;
yet neer' druid t `trape out their
doing,
Nor what was their hands' eanPloy;
It seemed as though they were
plucking'
in
Tlhe blooms that were all my joy.
And yet when I looked in the day-
light
y.
Over my garden most fair,
Never one blossom was missing„
Of all Z had ,planted there;
And strange as it seemed in the
telling,
In what had, been barren Spots,
There throve with a shy adorning,
Some clustered forget -me -nota!
And so in the midst of my garden,
Plain in the sunshine to see;
Revealed • were they of the shadows,
Who came fn the dark to me.
For clear from the blooms of their
planting,
I learned from each flowered plot,
As balm for my sad heart's heal-
ing,
That my friends forget-me-not!
REV. ALBERT HINTON, Kippen.
lage and elsewhere.
Mrs. Churchill, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs• E.
Shaddick, returnefi,'to her home in
Toronto the past week. Mrs. Shd,d-
dick accompanied her to the city
for several days' visit.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Scott spent an
enjoyable visit in Guelph with Mr.
and Mrs. H. White and family. Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Smallacombe ac-
companied them to the city where
they visited Mr. and Mrs. F.
Smallacombe and family.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Peacock, of Ot-
tawa, were week -end visitorshere`.
En route home they were accom-
panied. by Mrs. Harpole and her
grandson„ Terry Peacock, who have
been vacationing with Mr. H. Hor-
ton.
The September meeting of the
Hensall Institute, which takes the
form of a pot -luck supper, will be
held in the council chamber on
Wednesday night. The roll call
will be 'The most embarrassing
moment of my life.” An excellent
program is being arranged under
the direction of Mrs. H. Horton
and Mrs. • E. Norminton.
Misses Edna Walsh and Audrey
have spent a.week's vacation at
the former's home near Blyth.
Miss Joyce Scruton has returned
to Toronto following a pleasant
vacation spent at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. P. McNaughton and fam-
ily.
The September meeting of the
Evening Auxiliary (United Church)
will be held in the schoolroom on
Monday night. Those taking part
include Mrs. Flynn, Mrs. Sanders
and Mrs. J. Corbett. Mrs. W.
Jones, Mrs. G. Broderic Mrs,
Hyde and idrs- W. Smale form the I
social committee.
410,
Fitness For All
Canadians must be fit for the
great tasks which face our nation
and our world in the days to come.
The person who is fit to get the
most out of life and to give the
most to better community living
must possess not only physical
fitness but mental and spiritual
fitness as well. Fitness is a well-
rounded and all -embracing ideal for
everyone.
FEDERATION
FARM NOTES
By: W. V. Rey,
uGron. Co, Secretary
-The Federation Executive will
,sold` a special executive meeting
in the Agrieillturai Office, Clinton,
on"Saturday evening, Septentber 11,
at• 3,30 P.m.
Glare Burt, Secretary of Ontario
Farm; Radio 'Forum,,will be in Hur-
on County on .September 23, -at-
tending a special meeting to dis-
cuss the future of Farm Forums in
Huron, with representatives of
Huron Forums.
The Ontario Hog Producers' Ex-
ecutive recently took the initiative
to call together representatives of
the Ontario Agricultural College,
the Veterinary College, Live Stock
Branches of both Provincial and
Dominion Governments, Feed Man-
ufacturers, Packing Plants and all
interested in production of hogs in
regard to supplemental feeds, par-
ticularly in relation to production
and diseases. Two very successful
sessions were held and largely as,
a result the entire day of a three-
day conference, at the College,
Sept. 15, will be "Swine Day."
Producers of hogs are especially,
invited to attend and to feel free
to ask questions. For detailed in-
formation, contact Chairman of
Township Committee, or County
Committee of Huron Hog Produc-
ers or County Secretary.
Two Plaques Dedicated
The Wingham General Hospital
was the scene of •an unusual ser-
vice Friday evening when two
plaques were dedicated. One plaque
headed "In Memory," contained
names of Air Force personnel from
Wingham who paid the supreme
'sacrifice in the Second World War.
These were Leslie Adair, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Adair; George
King, son of Mrs. T. C. King and
the late Mr. King, and George
Lloyd, son or Mr. and Mrs, R. H.
Lloyd. The other plaque bore the
names of those who in the cam-
paign to raise funds for' the new
hospital wing gave subscriptions
of $500 or more.—Brussels Post.
Buffalo N,Y Sept 5 1048,
The Ediitor of The Expositor:
In „view of tb,e,forltl?tepming Pub
iir<ation iu- Poo*C;,PM of the mater-
:141 •about the: Ater- f,o7OtfY recently
• r p 'llted . ju The px99fator, x. would
be hoRpy• to have .additions and.
-cprreetions, ,One such ; relates to.
Tames •Scott„ of *oxboro. The s'tate-
•fent • that he hod a hotel: in, Rex
bora in the early 1$60',& is icor
net, and I am In debt, to members;
of his family for setting me right
on. the point. There :are certaluir
other errors; and I should be pleas,
ed to know of them, and of any
fact or story about the Iferrs omit-
ted from the narrative. Readers
are invited to com3nunicate with
Mrs. James Kerr, of ' Seaforth, or
the office of The Expositor.
WIILFRED BRENTON KERR
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Pepiess Men, Women
Get New. Vim, Vigor, Vitality
Say goodbye to these weak, always tired feeling'
depression. and nervousness due to weak, tete
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plenty of vitality lett over by everting. Take Cruex
Contains iron vitamin 13,, esWium. phusp'rurus
for bloodlfttlkilns, body strengthening, atlnmlat:,,n
Invigorates system Imi:rnvcs appetite, dlacstiv'e
powers. Costs- little. New "got acquainted' diae
only .,tin. Try °stres Tonle 'tablets ter now ear
mol pep, vim, vigor, this very day. A. 111 ,'-tun; s•
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T. PRYDE & SON
Memorial Craftsmen
Seaforth Exeter Clinton
Seaforth Showrooms Open Tuesday
See Dr. Harburn for appoint-
ment any other time, or Phone 41-J,
Exeter.
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Be Quick -Phone Dick
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CAL COLLECT Exeter 2:
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presents
THE STORY Of THE
ADVANCES 1N:.i'.,
SURGERY AND
HOSPITAL CARE
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quaint go forint fife,!
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l�nf°rl ftsafelyF deno tv.:0/41iTLEY:citi."D.
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se ROUTLEF;
Onra oY-rrtasurer
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Association itai
"This excellent short
subject will do much to
reduce the fear of sur-
gical treatment in hos-
pitals and it is my hope
that every man, woman
and child will take the
opportunity to see it."
J. H. W. BOWER
Chairman
Board of Administration
Blue C'ross Plan
for Hospitol Core
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