The Huron Expositor, 1951-06-01, Page 4ossified Ads.
ed Ads Inserted At New Low Cash Rates:
:;FOR SALE, WANTED, LOST AND FOUND, ETC. --Per Word:
Let week1 oena
saal week Cent
Sad week Ye Cent
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Emelt figure, initial and sbbrsr3a75on coonta ea ease word.
44texiis of Thmkre ha Memoriam NrSaces, Con irl --1 sena Dear email. Wader:me
30 cents per wreck.
e •�lecequiebes may be directed to a Bar No, c/oThe Huron Exemitmu'. for 1e meta extra.
Ifee qty additional w5 be cha t 5f ado in above class are ma paid se -ahem 10 dors
of date of fizzed
$Wattle, Marriages and
:@unction Sates. Notices
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inserted free of charge
G elitors, Etc --Rates oat araeLezatioe
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dor Rent I Coming Events
VOR RENT -OFFICE„ SPACE 174 THE I LUCKY ARE THE DANCERS WHO
.1 Dean i3ion Bank Bnild.ixas- Apply toL dance at the Crysisl Palsies Rallecom.
the 5 4249-3 Mitchell. every Fridas night. 'There is no
finer place for a good night of Brie -See
4$53x2
reo RENT-APARTer-eNT ON GROUND
- floor, consisting of bed -sitting room,
kitdden and hath roam- App* Bax 27.
HURON EXPOSITOR. 4353x1
Personals
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (R U B B E R
Goods), mailed postpaid in plain. sealed
envelope with price list. 6 samples Zito ;
24 samples 51.00. Mai) -Order Dept. T-73,
NOV.e-RUBBER CO., Box 91, Her,.ttton,
Ont.
Help Wanted
IIELP WANTED -PRACTICAL NURSE
and woman to rook and help in kit-
chen. Apply RIVERSIDE REST HOME.
Phone 69, Mitchell. 4353x4
HOME ECONOMICS
TEACHER WANTED
Hay Township School
Area
APART-TIME 'TEACHER EACHER WANTED TO
teach Home Economics for four per-
iods per week. or 41=r hours approximate-
ly, in the Zurich Public School. Duties to
commence September 1. 1991. Applicants
to contact the Secretary for further par-
ticulars. State salary expected.
S W. BROKENSEIRE,
See.-Treas.
Hay Township School Area.
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EP -
feces the Village of Hensall. oa
Saturday-. June 9th. Full list next week.
MRS. F, A. DEMOREST, Proprietress
Ed. Corbett, Auctioneer. 43534
Property For Sale
FOR SALE -7 -ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
all modern eanvenieaee ; hardwood
floors throughout- Apply E. D. CROWE.
James Sr,. Phone 376- 4843-tf
Motor Cars For Sale
1945 Donosm SEDAN -38,000 MILES •
exiaelleeet waslitnm: good tires;
doable air modhicaried. beaten Mast sell
rr essicea"ble prod- A1+uLw S BURDEIT,
W. \VDlasm St. Sesafeetle
' 4353xl
tYba
HF, FRAf
OUSE FOR SAT.A11?:.-STORY
house, sic rooms and bath and attach-
ed garage; full basement; 2 lots with
garden. Centre Street. Seaforth. Resi-
dence of late Isabelle Hester. Immediate
possession. Apply McCONNELL & HAYS.
Solicitors for Estate 4351-3
Wanted
VCR SALE -'4.9 GLV. DTs LUXE
3' Com.^. rest Bile a new car; only 18,000
x incl n,51us.-, lest he seen to be ale
,- r e ektred ; extras. W. EL 214MILLAN,
r,o W. J. McDowell, ITR. 2. Seafarth
Phone !' 6 r le 4353-1
WANTED -APARTMENT OR SSL4LL
• house, at once. Apply Box 19, HUR-
ON EXPOSITOR- 4353x1
WANTED -GARAGE TO RENT, CEN -
tad. Apply Box 26, HURON EX-
POSITOR. 4358x1
GOOD USED CARS
Cars
S5 CHEV. COACH
36 FORD SEDAN
37 FORD SEDAN
32 FORD COACH
40 PLYMOUTH COACH
4.0 PONTIAC SEfAN
47 FORD 5 -PA -C4
49 MONARCH COACH
Oil FORD COACH
Trucks
49 FORD 1 -TON EXPRR.S
1 -TON THAMES VAN
Tractors
46 FORD earn LOADER
42 FORD WITH PLOW
42 COCKSHUZT 70
43 COCKSH'T 70
47 COCKSHUIT 70 with Power
Lift and Row -Crop Cultivator
41 FORD
47 FORD
49 FORD
DALY MOTORS
FORD -MONARCH SALTS & SERVICE
CH S'V. DE LUXE Fenian HARD -
e71 TOPPED CONVERTIBLE - Two-
tone in color, air conditioning. cus-
tom radio, extras.
51
2
50
49
49
BOARDER WAN11±:D-ALL MODERN 149
con'.' enience.. `PHONE 44-W, Sea -
forth. 4303-1 149
4352-2 AGED MAN DESIRES WORK IN GASO-
line station. Apply Box 23. HURON I49
EXPOSITOR. 4333x1
WANTED -BELL THRESHER, 22 OR, 49
14" cy'tindea. straw cutter preferred.
Apply Box 24, HURON EXPOSITOR. �Q
- 4353x1 40
Township of Hullett ELDERLY LADY WANTS ROOM IN
or around Seaforth. Able to look af- 48
APPLICATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED ter herself. Apply Box 28, HURON EX -
for a mower operator: wage* to be POSITOR. 4353-1
70 mon per hour. Applications to be in
APPLICATIONS
WANTED
hands of the undersigned by Saturday, 41
June 2nd, at 1 p.m.
GEORGE COWAN
Clerk
LEN C-'`LDWi ELL
Superintendent
LOSNDESBORO
4352-2
Notices
T
AWN MOWERS SHARPENED AND
repaired. A. O'LRARY, Goderich St.
East, Seaforth. 4354
WHITEWASHING AND CT,FANDIG.-
VICTOR HARGREAVES, Brttcefield_
Phone 623 r 23. 435156
SHAV NGS AVAILABLE FREE IF RE -
moved immediately. If trading is
.required, a charge will be made. JOHN
BOSHART & SONS. Seaford] VOW SA I.71 -A etee HUNDRED 10"
4353-I 1P _ and " • grey tile. Ape?y to JACK
P-4TRIC K_� i Phone 634 r 33. Seaforth.
4363-1
For Sale
FOR SALE -13 CHUNKS OF
APply W. C. MONTGOMERY.
SL34 ,r 4, Seaforth.
PIGS.
Phone
4353-1
FOR SAT P. 10 PIGS 10 WEEKS OLD.
ARTHUR FLNLAYSON. Phone 651
✓ 33, Seaforth. 4353-1
FOR SALE --SUNSHINE BABY CAR-
riage, with snow runners ; also cod-
lapeible play pen. PHONE 215, Seaforth.
4353x1
tpR '18.11' - 900 SECOND-HAND
r bricks : 2 cents a brick. Write AL-
LEN TOWNSEND, Hensall, Ont., or
Phone 1414, Henson • 4353-1
FOR SAFE -PAIR OF BUDGIES (LOVE
birder, large cage and stand; 530 com-
plete. PHONE 842 r 14, Seaforth.
4353-1.
MEETING OF HURON
COUNTY COU-NCIL
THE NEXT MEETING OF l at. HURON
County Council will be held in the
Council Chambers. Court House, Goderich,
commencing
TUESDAY. JUNE 12th, at 10:00 A.M.
FOR SALE -NEW EVERCOLD RE-
fri*erater. 10 cubic foot, De Luxe, 60
cycle. PHONE 241-W, Seaford]
4353x1
FOR SALE -SEVERAL YOUNG SHORT -
born bulls. serviceable age, grandsons
of 'Tray -mem Iroffiide." Phone GEORGE
MANN. 500 r 11. Clinton_ • 4353x2
EOR SALE -GENTS BALLOON TIRED
bicycle- in A-1 condition. Has shock
absorbers for extra riding comfort.
PHONE 120 4333x2
40
40
39
37
36
CHEV. S'TYLELINE COACH
50 CHEV. DE LUXE STYIFI I1j1;
COACHES --1 with custom radio
CREV. STYLELINE SEDAN
CHEV. FLE$TLINE COACH
CHEV. STYLELINE SEDAN
CHEV. FLEETLINE NE SEDAN
CHEV. DE LUXE STYLELINE
SEDAN -Radio, air conditioning
PONTIAC SEDAN
PLYMOUTH SEDAN -Custom radio
sun VkOI, many extras
CHEV. S1Yi-EMASTFe SEDAN'
CHEV. STYLEMASTER COACH
DODGE COACH
CHEV. COACH
DODGE SEDAN
FORD COUPE
CHEW. COUPE
DODGE SEDAN
ay,
I, ' Jl. I4FT+`HON EXPOSITOR
OR
News Items of Hensall and District
Hearing Aid Clinic at Middle -
ton's Drug, on Tuesday, June 5.
Mr. Dieite, of, Rochester Hearing
Aid Co., will be present to an-
swer
nswer your questions- and give ad-
vice. Tuesday, June 5, Middleton's
Drug Store, Hensall.-(Advt). 2
Brownies wi r be picking up
papers and magazines this Satur-
day, June 2, for the last time until
September. Papers and magazines
not tied will -not be accepted.-
(Adv't.).
John Anderson
Wins Venner Trophy
John Anderson, of Kippen, local
;harp shooter, captured the Ven-
ner trophy in the biggest annual
May 24 shoot ever held at Kippen,
sponsored by the Kippen Gun Club.
Anderson's score was 49 out of 50,
Hedley Prouse. of Goderich, took
the handicap event, with 24 out of
25. The Goderich team, with a
score of 109 out of 125, took the
team title. There were three thou-'
sand rounds.
Following are the winners in the
merchandise shoot and Hensall
merchants who donated the prizes:
Donated by Hyde Bros. Ltd., Allis.
Chalmers dealers, won by Hedley
Yrouse and Jack Gilbert, Goderich:
Norman Harburn. Staffa; F/O. Geo.
Kercher. Centralia: \Vm, Lee Rest-
•ulrantwon by Bert Peck, Kippen;
Bob Cook Motor Sales. won by
Norman Harburn. Staffa; Wes.
Richardson, B.A. Gas Station. won
by John Anderson, Kippen; T.
Coates. Hensall Motor Sales, won
by W. Lumby, Goderich; Geo. T.
Mickle & Sons, won by John An-
derson. Kippen.
J. F. Blackwell, principal of Hen-
sall public school, was taken to
Clinton Public Hospital Monday
evening for an appendix operation.
Mrs. Blackwell is relieving at the
school during his absence,
Miss Margaret Sangster, of Hen-
sall. and Miss Alice Pfaff, of Exe-
ter. have returned from spending
a week's vacation at Eureka
Springs. in the Osark Mountains,
in Arkansas.
Mrs. J. Dallas. who has been in
Victoria Hospital. London, with a
fractured hip and shoulder, has
left the hospital, and is now at
Mrs. Hodgert's Nursing Home, Ex-
eter.
At the bingo held in the Legion
Hall Saturday night. 'Mrs. T. Butt,
of Kipper. won the door prize, and
Wilbert Parker, of Ohiselhurst,
was the lucky winner of the jack-
pot.
Mr. P. L. McNaughton has pur-
chased the residence of Mrs. J.
Dallas.
Mrs. Aida Simmons has returned
home after spending the winter
months in Santa Barbara, Califor-
nia. She Was accompanied home
by her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rowcliffe, re-
cent bridal couple. were the recipi-
ents of a lovely wedding gift from
the Huronia Male Chorus of Exe-
ter, of which Jim is a member.
Miss Velma Ferguson, nurse -;n -
training at Victoria Hospital. Lon-
don. spent the week -end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ferguson.
Mr. and. Mrs. Milne, of Bayfield,
were week -end guests with Mrs. J.
W. Bonthron.
Mrs, F. Farquhar has left for
Ripley, where she expects to spend
some time with Mrs. W. Crawford.
Mrs. Reta Charles, of- London,
I tt'as a guest this week with her
aunt, Mrs. Anna Wacker.
Mrs. F. A. Demorest, of Regina.,
!Sask.. is spending some weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. G. Armstrong.
The Presbytery of Huron-Mait-
i land met in Carmel Presbyterian
(Church Monday afternoon. May 28,
with Rev. Alex Nimmo, of Wing -
ham. chairman. St Andrew's Pres-
byterian Church. Molesworth, call-
ed Rev. R. J. Rogers from County
Down. Ireland. The call from Liv-
ingstone Presbyterian Church. in
Montreal. to R.ev. P. A. Ferguson.
minister of the church since 1945,
was approved, to take effect the
end of June.
Witmer Adkins. son of Mr. and
Some of these Cars are on display at
the Snpertest Service Station. Seaforth.
For further information contact the
lessees.
MANY OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE
FROM
BRUSSELS MOTORS
"'The Home af Bettis Used Cate"
OPEN EVERY EVENING
Cards Of Thanks
MR H
AND MRS. SOL WILLIAMS WIS
to thank all those who sent rnagratn-.
latory messages. gifts and flowers, and to
thank their family for a gift of money
on the occasion of their fiftieth wedding
anniversary; also to thank Han Looe St.
Laurent, Senator W. H. Golding A. Y.
Melee,- M.P., Thomas Pryde, M.LfL, and
the Legislative Assembly, and also the
neighbors for their lamb' gift,
4353x1
FOR SALE -3 -BURNER COAL OIL I WISH TO EXTEND MY SINCERE
stove. in good condition. Apply to tb+«tics for cards, fruit and treats
Box_'., HURON EXPOSITOR. .eat .to me while I was a patient in
4303x1. Scott Memorial Hospital and to the neigh-
bors and friends who kindFy helped at
FOR S ALE --TWO PURE BRED SHORT- home- Special thanes d,9 to Ds- Braand
horn buil:e co:or red. 14 and 11 month, McMaster. nurses and staff of Scott Mem-
old. Apply to GEORGE L. REID, Varna. 'rte Hospital: also to thank Mrs. P- A -
Ont. 9353.1 Fe'ritwon who stmpfied at my school
4353-1 ARTHUR FINLAYSON
All accounts. notices of deputations and , .FOR SALE -:60 HA31P.SLbb X PUL -
other busing- reeuirirre :he attention +f; 'sits. fou- n-.n::s old Apply. Box 29,
Collect! should be in three hands of tae' HURON EXPOSITOR. or Pbone 838 - 2.In Memoriam
County than Clerk not later Saturday ' Sea.forth. 4358x1
June 9, 1951.
OR SALE - MAN'S BICYCLE. IN TAYLOR. -IN LOVING L_ORY OF
` A. H_ ERSKTN-E. VORr. ¢rv-d rend -ekes. Apply ROBERT D. our mother. Mrs.. Henry Taylor. who
County Clerk. ' SC -OTT. Phone ;52-W. Seeforth armed away June 1, 1950.
Goderich. Ontario. 43.53-2
4353-2 In Maitland safely steeping.
FOR SALE --HOLSTEIN BULL CALF. Where the gentle breezes wave
suitable for vealing. WESLEY Mc- Lia one we loved so dearly,
BRIDE. R.R. 1. Varna. Ont Pbone Hen- The one we could not save.
sal1. 681 r 21. 4313x] We think of her in silence,
FOR SALE - PLANTS: TOiLATOES. Her name we oft• recall.
Cablere and Coaliftower: from the But there's nothing left to answer.
',et' bre. Ca.. morning or even lag. Wel But her picture on the wail.
MURRAY. Egmondville. Phone 664 r 4.
Seaford] 4352-3 --Ever remembered by her Fa ify.
4353x1
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS WANTED
tlutel TUC'KERS3I.t I if T O W N S H-1-
School Area Board 'invites tenders for
the followint: nes beeeerme mor* meSehoas :
S.S. 7. --Complete interim. painting. M-
enadi•.g basement and hallway.
SS 2-Oub;ide Lem_ w redoes. doors,
etc.
Forepecife.tzore see Chairman or Sec-
retary of Sceaai Board. Tender close
moon. 7th June.
J. McIntosh
Chairman
W. P. Roberts
Secretary -Treasurer
FOP. SALE-CONGOLEUM 813G. IN
zood coneitioo. practicably nese.' 9r x
12'. price 53.40. Please apply c/o REV.
W. A. JONES. St Thomas' Rectory.
4353-1
FOR SALE -NEW SOWER SEWING
machines, electric end treadle R.
pairs to all snakes SINGER SEWING
MITRE, 78 Ontario Si, Stratfard
422-tf
FOR SALE -BONNY BEST TOMATOES.
Danish Bald Head Cabbage. Snowball
Cauliflower plant for sale rizht fro® the
embed to your garden : all hardy pi%inih.
Not in container. the-efore more pl'nts
for 5 -mar money. MRS. GORDON 5Racheli
SCHHWALM. Hensel'. Ore. 43.5.7-2
Births
this section of Ontario. He also'
showed a colored film, "O -Day,"
which depicted the procedure of
planning and getting materials and
execution of converting frequency
sensitive appliances, etc., to the
new pulse beat of 60 cycles. The
benefits to Hydro consumers was
pointed out in this 20 -minute col-
ored film. Special guests present
were members of the Legion
Branch of Exeter. Past President
Jack Tudor moved a vote of thanks
to Mr. av ebber. Refreshments were
served.
CROMARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baechler,
of Zurich, visited on Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. Donald Scott,
and Mr. Scott.
Sergeant Ray Sorsdahl, of Camp
Borden, spent a few days at the
home of his brother, Lloyd Sors-
dabl, and Mrs. Sorsdahl.
Mrs. Henry Adkins. Hensall, is at
home suffering a badly sprained
ankle. Wilmer. who is employed
with the Hensall District Farmers
Cooperative. trucked a load of
cattle to oronto Saturday. On
reaching
night an
he cra
on so
BUBXE-At Scott Memorial Hcrepital, on Cooker
May 29, to Mr. and Mss_ Joseph Burke. receiv
Hibbert. a 50n Mr. an. trs. Fred Smallacombe,
DIETZ-At Scoot Memorial H"p'tal «i of Guelph, spent the 24th with rel -
Dublin.
24. tv Mr_ and Mos. Ha.ro4d Dalt,
Dublin. a son. ' atives in Hensall. They were ac-
GACKSaHTTER-hir. and Mrs Arnold I companied home by Mr. Fred
Gaetetter (nee Irma Ferg son>. of Smallacombe. Sr.. who will visit in
Remait are happy to announce the ar-
risal of their daagbter, Lean Loree, to Guelph for a few weeks.
Clinton CQmmnn*ty Hose cal. co Sc'ar- - Mr. and Mrs. J. L McCloy and
LAV"ERY weeen and Bernice Iavery ; Kathy. Toronto. spent the week -end
ince Harris) of Preerra7 are seri hap- with the latter's parents 31r and
e stockyards at mid -
finding the gates locked,
ed over the gate landing
e bricks. He drove to
Ile on h - way home and
me i'•- attention there.
day, May 26_ A sister far Gail Ann.
43,3-1 py to aanoonae the a.,:.®1 of their Mrs. George Heal. Mrs. McCloy
darerbser, born at Heraall Saturday. May
TENDERS WANTED Built -In Bathtubs $55 2n.t'Al;a
P*7NDERS ARE INVI i r u BY 1 Hs ,
1 'Tuckersmith Township School Area
Board No. 1 for the following maintea-
once work. to be done on Schools within
the Area:
SCHOOL S.S. 2 --Metal roof to be
Painted. One coat Gaiveatex primer and
one coat best quality aluminum. Bell
tourer to receive one east exterior primer
and one tnisb coat. Bell, one coat alum-
irtam:
SCHOOL S.&, t_ -Interior to be paint-
ed, blelnding telling, walls, window sash.
t'eacher's room. school entrance and stair-
sews-
SCHOOL
tair-SCHOOL S.S. 7. -Roof to be re.shinglerl
With best quality asphalt shingles.
Further particulars may be obtisinddi
from Chairman of Board. or Segretary-
T*easurer. Tenders, will be closed at
ftaor4 1eth June 1931:
ai
lomat. itcOsitis.
Obi
SAVE UP TO 5100 ON YOUR BATH -
room alone and have a nor: berme.
Helpful installation diagram with ship-
ments. The smart Martha Washington
and Richledge sera complete comist9ng of
a Sve-foot recessed stainless sitting ledge
bathtub, most modern vitreous basin and
Sylent toilet with lovely charmed fittings.
3155 to 5187. Luxurious Doral, green. blue
orad yellow- sets. 5274. Attractive powder
room sets. Sink cabinet units complete
with chromed swing spout faucets. crumb
cap strainer, stainless enamel sink and
plastic tope, 398. Electric. anal. wood
stoves. refrigerators. oil burners, triremes
and pipes. shower cabinets. sanitary de
luxe enacts laundry tate. Guaranteed
weeefactaon. Alco special plumbene and
builders' offers. Yon can't afford to ee-
nore these opportnnitits. Write or visit
JOHNSON MAIL ORDER
DIVISION
Streetsville Hardware.
S 1 iusS iGVILLE. ONTARIO. Phone 261
43514
Pa titriftyt'! Phone 41, Sea -
re .. 'Classified ads. are re-
• 1t-gbttitig. The tUrtin gapes -
too.
A sister for Gordon- Bobby and Kathy are remaining for this
week.
WILBFZ-At Soots Memorci Hos-pinni• on Mr. atld Mrs. John Pfaff spent
Wo
May to Ise. and air. Thomas last week visiting with members of
eafo+rt..h• a ems
their family in London_
Hensall Library will be closed
on Thursday during the months of
June. July and August
Mrs. O. Twitcbeil" returned home
Monday after spending a few days
with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Davidson, In
Port Colborne.
Group 4 of the Ladies' Aid of
Carmel Presbyterian Church met
in the Sunday School room of the
church Tuesday afternoon and
The regular service of Cromarty quilted two quilts. They have six
more to complete.
Church has been cancelled, owing
to special services at Roys Church- Hear Talk By Hydro Official
Mr. and Mr's. T. L. Scott and Meanbers of she Hensall branch
family spent the w=eek -earl at of the Canadian Legion held a so -
Burlington with Mr. and Mrs- Deo- tial evening in the Legion Hall on
ton Taylor. Tuesday- evening, and had as their
Mr. and Mrs. George Wallace special speaker, Grant Webber, of
have returned home after spend -1 the Frequency Standardization of -
hag a few days at Carlingford with fice in Seaforth, who spoke off the
Mfr. and Mrs. Donald Wallace. changeover to 60 cycle power in
Deaths
BURNS -In Stott Memorial Saspital. Sea -
forth. on Sunday. May 27. Catbe'ine
Ann Barns, of Bib err, in her 63rd
year.
HAYES-In Seaforth. on 'iTi ocsdas. May
3I. Arirde ld_ Martin. wife of John
Hayes. in her 80th year.
CROMARTY
Bride -To -Be Honored
At Brucefield Shower
with friends in the village.
Mrs, Flaie Forrest, of London,
spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur McQueen.
Mr. and Mrs. John McMurtrie, of
Hensall, visited Murray and Mary
Gibson on Sunday.
Congratulations are extended to
Bob Allan for his success in judg-
ing at the Achievement Day held
in Seaforth last Saturday. Bob
captured top honors for seniors,
and also won a cup for being top
in judging dairy cattle. Bob also
wins a trip to Chicago for having
highest average in judging over a
two-year period.
The members of the Brucefield
I.O.O.F. marched Ito the United
Church Sunday evening for their
anneal churoh service. Visiting
brethren were present from Gode-
rich, Seaforth, Hensall, Clinton,
Exeter and Stratford, and Rebekah
members from Clinton, Goderich
and Hensall. Rev. E. R. Stanway
preached a very forceful and in-
spiring sermon, his subject being
"This Do and Ye Shall Live." The
choir, under the direction of Mrs.
J. R. Murdoch, rendered the an-
them, "Sweet Hour of Prayer," and
Mrs. Stanway sang two beautiful
solos, "The Lord's Prayer" and
"Bless This House."
On Tuesday evening of this week
the Egmondville Fellowship Group
presented their minstrel show and
play, "The Bachelor's Dream," un-
der the sponsorship of Brucefield
choir, to a very appreciative audi-
ence. Mrs. Frank Kling was solo-
ist, and mouth organ selections
were given by Ronald McIntosh
and Mrs. S. Pepper, and a vocal
solo by Nancy .Pepper.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Livingston and
Mr. Ed. Noonan, London, visited
friends during the holiday.
A very enjoyable time was spent
in the Sunday school room of the
church last Wednesday evening,
when friends and neighbors gath-
ered to honor Miss Bessie Dutot.
After a short program. Bessie was
presented with a shower of many
beautiful gifts. The bride-to-be
made a fitting reply. A social half
hour followed.
Mr. and Mrs. W. McBeath spent
a few days in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. George Griffiths
and children, of Stratford, spent a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. H. F.
Berry.
Misses Ruth- Scott and Marion
Paterson, of London, spent the
week -end at their homes here.
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Moore, of
Seaforth, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Dayman.
Mr. Wesley
University, is
here.
Mr. and Mrs. William McQueen,
of Toronto. spent the 24th with Mr.
and Mrs. A. McQueen.
Mr. James Bowey and Mrs. Olive
Grabnger, of Exeter,, spent Sunday.
Ham, of Toronto
visiting at his home
'AN N I VERSARY
SERVICES
HENSALL
UNITED CHURCH
SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd
+
Rev. F. C. Miller, Preston
Guest Speaker
i
MORNING SERVICE - 11 a.m.
"The Great Alternative"
Hensall United Church choir will
supply the special music.
+
EVENING SERVICE - 7:30 p.m.
"The Universality of Jesus"
Special music by the Huronia
Male Choir.
REV. W. J. ROG▪ ERS - Pastor
S. G. Ronnie - Choir Director
Miss Greta Lammie - Organist
Bend, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mous-
Beau on Tuesday.
Congratulations -aye extended' to
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gacktl,tetter
on the gift of a daughter, 'born Sat-
urday, May 26, at Clinton. We
all wish mother and babe the best
of health. -
Mr. Gordon Wren is improving
in health and is able to be out
daily.
M,r. and Mrs. Dean Brown, of
Greenway, visited' their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Blear
Mousseau.
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GRAND BEND
Mr. and Mrs. O. Workman and
Mr. and Mrs.John Consitt visited
at Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Schneider
and daughter, of Stratford, spent
the 24th of May with Mrs. Schneid-
er's father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mansbridger
of Toronto. visited a few days last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ulch, of
Windsor, were week -end guests at
the home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert
spent the 24th with relatives in
Clifford.
Mr. and Mrs. Dowson spent a
few days with friends in Goderich.
Mrs. Armstrong returned to Mr.
and Mr's. Cudmore's home after
spending a week in Ripley, the
guest of her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Winocks.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Little and
daughters, Marcia and Cheryl
Anne, of Iiderton, spent Saturday
evening at their parent's home.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McBride and
family, of Exeter, visited their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McBride,
one day last week.
Mr. Wm. Ivison has returned
home after spending the winter
with his sister in Peterboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dowson
spent a day in London on Tues-
day.
• Mrs. Reid Torrance, of Porter's
Hill, visited her father, Mr. Henry
Ivison, and sister, Miss Jean, a
few days.
Mass Kate Bengough had a visit
paid' her by her nephew, of Lon-
don, the early part of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull, of Grand
IMMUNIZAT1ON
An Immunization Clinic for Pre-school Children
will be held by the Huron County Health Unit on
MONDAY, JUNE 4 - from -2:00 - 3:30 p.m. - -
Place--Seaf orth : Basement of Library Building
Children from 4 mon hs of age and over may
receive protection against Diphtheria, Whooping
Cough, Tetanus (Lockjaw), and Smallpox.
If your child is beginning school this Sep-
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