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Coming Events
DAZAAR - DUBLIN PARISH HALL;
/� auspices Altar Society, 'i'uesday, Nov.
20th, from 3 to 6 p.m. Bingo, 5:30 p.m.
4376-1
VE GOOD OLDE 'TME BARN DANCE
at the Crystal Palace, Mitchell. every
Friday night. You too will enjoy dancing
at this Popular Ballroom. Dancing 9:30
to 12:30. Admiasion 50 cents.
4375x2
Notices
WILL THE PERSON WHO CALLED AT
Charles Addicott•s house in answer to
his ad, please call again in the morning.
4376x1
NOTICE --ORDERS TAKES! FOR CAP -
ons. Will be ready in two weeks.
HENRY ENZENSBERGER. Phone 839 r
25. Seaforth. 4376-2
RADIO REPAIRS -FOR ALL KINDS
f radios. at TERRY'S RADIO RE-
PAIR. opposite Dick House, Seaforth.
Phone 347-R. 4363-tf
CLERK'S NOTICE
Of Fii•st Posting Of
Voters' List
Town of Seaforth
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
have complied with Section 9, of the
Voters' Lists Act, and I have posted up
in my office. in Seaforth, on the 9th day
of November, 1951. the list of all per-
sona entitled to vote in said Municipality
for' members of parliament and municipal
elections, and that such list remains there
for inspection.'
And I hereby call upon all voters to
take immediate proceedings to have any
errors or omissions corrected according to
law. the last day of appeal being the
23rd day of November, 1951.
f). H. WILSON.
Clerk of the Town of S.aforth.
4375-3
CLERK'S NOTICE
Of First Posting Of
Voters' List
Township of McKillop
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
have Complied with Section 9, of The
Voters' List Act, and that I have posted
at v Office atLot 27,Con. - McKrl-
m U e
up
+,,, _ h dayof ov �1951.
]•�p. the i t N tmtber.
the list of all persons entitled to vote in
the szrjd. Municipality at Municipal Elec-
tions. and that such list remains there
for inspection.
Lost and Found
T
OST -A BLACK FOUNTAIN PEN
with Old band, Tuesday, in the Post
Ullict'. Finder please contact ii. VAN
ROOIJEN. c, u Scott Memorial Hospital.
4376x1
Property For Sale
roR
SALE --A FRAME COTTAGE WITH
five rooms. sun porch, back shed and
hardwood doors; basement. and a good
henhouse. Apply to MRS. DAVID STEPH-
ENSON, Egmondville, or Phone 4 - 666.
4376x2
Wanted
WANTED -PAIR OF GIRL'S FIGURE
skates. size 3. PHONE 839 r 25. Sea -
forth. 4376-1
WANTED TO RENT- A 3 or 4 -ROOM
apartment. Apply to Box 95. HUR- Kenneth Jones, who passed away
UN EXPOSITOR. 4376x1 November 14. 1950,
437651 --Husband and Family.
WANTED -200 BALES OF STRAW.
Apps: to WILLIAM WELSH. R.F. 2, _ -.
Walton. Phone 831 r 11. Seaforth.
437651
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News Items of Hensall and District
(Continued from Page 1)
Goodwin had ordered the police
uniform for E. R. Davis, the same
to be delivered as soon as possible.
Nomination meeting will be next
Friday nigtht from 7 to 8 p.m. Nom -1
inations will be for reeve, four
councillors. three public school'
trustees a11d one P.U.C. commis -1
sinner. if an election is neces-
sary it will be held December 3.
Kippen East W.I. are bolding
•family night' at the Legion Hall,
Friday, Nov. 30. Husbands and chil-
dren are to be the special guests.
Turkey will be the main course for
the banquet,
Pte. Tom Peters, Queen's Own
Rifles Regiment, 27th Battalion, Val
Cartier, Que., is spending his leave
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Peters. He expects to leave for
overseas shortly for a two-year
period.
Mr. Frank Wood left this week
for the West Coast to spend the
winter with his daughter and son-
in-law, Mr and Mrs'. Arthur 1 -lard -
wick, at Ganges on Salt Spring Is-
land.
Messrs. Howard Smale, Jack Boa,
Roy Smale, Paul Boa and Frank
Harburn were at Greenoch Swamp
the first part of this week enjoy-
- ing a hunting trip. Jack Boa shot
a deer on \Monday.
Mrs. Geo:ge Hess is visiting with
FOR SALE -- 2 PAIRS OF GIRLS'Fuer daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
skates with white hoots, size 3 and 6. olid Mrs. J. L. Mc -Cloy and Kathy',
PRONE 839 r 25, Seaforth Toronto.
4376.1 •
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Reid, Tees -
water, spent the week -end with
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Reid, Jerry and
Allan.
Mrs, F. Manns left Sunday to
spend the winter months with her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Manns and Donald,
Toronto.
Mrs. L. Simpson. who has been
spending several weeks with mem-
bers of her family in Detroit. re-
JONES- IN LOVING MEMORY OF MRS. turned home this week.
Ed. Dick, Ernie Harburn. Nor-
man Harburn and Henry Harhurn.
of Cromarty, and Louie Buc'slli. of
Detroit, are deer hunting in ii:'uc•e
County. Henry Harburn shot a
deer the first day.
Soldan H. and chil-
dren,
John
dren, Pat and Mike,' are in Toron-
to this week.
Mr. Wilfred Weido returned Sun-
day to his home in Zurich after un-
dergoing an operation in Clinton
hospital.
For Sale
MY HAND -MADE HANDLES ARE
satisfying the people wherever they
go, as they come bask from all directions
for another supply. All lengths ane slzes,
on hand, for axes and all kinds of ham-
mers. Inserted free if wished. From any
experience in building and roofing for
many years. I know what is required in
handles. Since an accident 1 make a hob-
by of this kind of work. JOHN ELDER.
Hensall. 437651
In Memoriam
Cards Of Thanks
AN PI 5SIZE. 4
TED-- G ANY _ T ALL
WISH THANK ALL THE
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I H TO KIND
times, especially chunks: or, if look
friends and neighbors for the lovely
ing for pigs, don't forget to phone H. cards. fruit and flowers sent to me while
McJLWAIN, 3S9 -W, Seaforth. a patient in Victoria Hospital, and since
1374x1 coming home.
43-651 FLORENCE BEATTIE
Help Wanted
WANTEP -LADY TO STAY WITH
elderly woman st nights. Apply to
CHARLES ADDICU'fl', Gederich St. East
5.aforth. 4376-1
TEACHER WANTED
ATTRACTIVE, BRIGHT. N E W L Y-
e •uippc•d rural school. 3 miles south
of Clinton: putils 74: Grade: 1 to 5. will
have t. a,:her varaney after Christmas hall.
day. Good salary for qualified teacher
State experience and references.
W. P. ROBERTS.
Sec. -Tres. Tuckersrnith School
R.R. 3, Seaforth, Ont.
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MR. E. C. CHA?MLBERLAIN WISHES TO
express his sincere thanks for the
many cards and treats sent him while a
patient in Scott Memorial Hospital. and
:retial thanks to the nursing staff of the
hospital. 187651
THE F.AM1LY OF THE LATE ROBERT
Porterfield wish to thank their rela-
tives. neighbours and friends for their kind
expressions of sympathy extended to them
during their reeent sad bereavement: also
`or the beauti`ui floral tributes: special
thanks to Rev. D, A. MacMillan, Dr. J. A.
Corwin. Whitney Funeral S'r:ice, Mr. and
\urs, Jas. A. Stewart. and to all who
Moaned their cars. 437651
Births
Area' II:UNTIIRON-Mr. and Mrs. Harald Bon-
1,i76thron. Hensall. announce the arrival of
their daughter at Clinton Hospital, on
Tuesday, No:. 13. 1951, A sister for
I'rvan and Bevan.
;CASE -1n Scott Memorial Hospital, on
Nov, 15. to Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.
FOR RENT -OFFICE SPACE IN THE Case in. Betty Dale). of Streetsville, a
Dominion Bank Building. Apply to '!'CHAR\
•he Manager. 4349-11 't'CHAR\IE--At Scott Memorial Gco.
1 tal on Nov. 13, to Mr_ and Mrs. Geo.
• 1 Ducharne, R.R. ? Dublin
a daughter.
FUR RENT --- THREE-ROOM APART- :L,t?R12AY At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
merit in Royal Apartment Block. Ap- Nov. 10, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
ply at OKE'S BILLIARDS, Seaforth.
4376-1
For Rent
And I hereby call upon all voters to : ST.conveniencRENT-HOUSE ON JARVIS T.
take immediate proceedings- to have any FOR .rt rooms: modern AF VIS
errors or omissions corrected according to
law, the last day for appeal being the !nom lute possession. Apply to 'f0R-
26th day of November,' 1951. RANC'E DUNDAS. Walton. Phone 90 r 5,
Brussels. 4376-1
J. M. ECKERT.
Clerk of McKillop Township. 1
• Poultry
CLERK'S NOTICE
Of First Posting Of
FUR SALE --100 PUI-LEI'S, LAYING.
MANSEL COOK, R.R. 1, Londeshoro.
4376x1
Voters' List PURCELL-In St. Mary's Hospital. Lon-
pULLETS FOR SALE --1.000 PULLETS. ,Ion, on Tuesday. Nov. 13, Margaret
VOTERS' LIST, 1901, TOWNSHIP OFP>arred Rusk Purceil, in her 84th ye,ar.
X New Hampshire and Clennan. beloved wife of the late James
H.
TUCKERSMITCOUNTY OF HURON 1o'ivht Sussex X New Hampshire. These
re good healthy, strong stock, three
NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN THAT I months old. Theymust be sold shortly t
have complied with Section 9 of The lnal.e room for new hatch, A rcal bar-
Votrrs' Lists Act, I951. and that I have `sin a[ 51.1)0 each. F. W. .ANDREWS,
posted up at my office at Tuckersmith, on
the f+'h day of November. 1951, the list
of all persons entitled to vote in the said
Munirirality at municipal elections• and
that s ;eh list r,mains there for inspec-
tion. !SKINNY MEN. WOMEN! GAIN 5 TO
And I hereby call upon all voters to oke !SKINNY
I ; Ib'. New pep. too. Try famous
imm diate proceedings to have any oafs- Ogre'x Tonic Tablets for double result':
sfons or errors corrected according to law, new healthy flesh; new vigor, New "get
the last day for appeal being the 23rd I ae' uainted- size ONLY 60c. All, drug-
.
day of November, 1951. I gists.
Murray. R.R. 5. Seaforth. a son.
McL,AGHLAN--At Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal on Nov. 8. to Mr, and Mrs. R. E.
4lcLachlan. R.R. 3, Kippen, a son.
3.1cNAB-In Stratford General Hospital. on
November 11, 1951. to Mr. and Mrs.
Ross McNah, of 127 Caledonia St., a
dau•^htt•r.
i' F•1'PER-At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
Nov. 13. to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pep-
per. R.R. 5, Clinton. a son.
Congratulations are extended to
Beth Goddard, daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. J. C. Goddard, of Hensall, who
was awarded the Snelgrove trophy
for junior piano solo at the Sirith
Huron Music Festival, held alt Exe-
ter last week. Beth is a pupil o'
Miss Greta Laramie of Hensall,-
Solves Aumbulance Problem
Stratford General Hospital Board
made public Friday evening at
their meeting that Stratford has.
solved their ambulance problem.
Mr. William B. Taylor, 23, of Hen-
sall, is instituting a private ambul-
ance servihe in Stratford and will
operate in close co-operation with
Stratford General Hospital. He ex-
pects to have the ambulance +tiler•
ating within the next few days and
for the first month will receive the
assistance
of the hospital staff. Mr.
Taylor has purchased a new side
loading type ambulance, which
when fully equipped, will be valued
at $6,500. It will bring to Stratford
the most efficient ambulance se: --
Lice the city has ever seen. and
will operate on a 24-hour service.
Pure wh'te it is fitted with all the
late -;t equipment, including oxygen
The following taggers report a
splendid response when they made
- a house-to-house canvass. selling
Deaths
Clinton, Ont. Phone 33. 4376x2
Personals
DATED this 9th day of Novemuet, 1931. HYGIENIC SUPPLIES IR UBBER
G• -"ds1mailed p.etpaid 'n plain. sealed
E. P. CHESNEY, envelope with price list 6 samples 25e:
Clerk of Tuckcrsmith. 24 samples 51.00 Mail -Order Dent T-78
4375-22 NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton
Ont..
Notices To Creditors
Livestock Wanted
NOTICE to CREDITORS FREE ^tfERMOM lPLTS at ` farm for ea disabled
horses or c,w•s. Phone collect Wm. Sproat.
.Sea'nrth r 2. W!LI-IAM S'rt.•NE
SONS. Limit'd. 4373-t'
In the Estate of HENRY KOEHLER
A LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of Henry Koehler,
late of the Township of McKillop. in the
County of Huron. Retired Farmer. deceas-
ed. who died on the 11th day of Septem-
ber. 1901are hereby notified to send in
full particulars of their claims to the
andersi•mrd on or before the 23rd day of
November. 1951, after which date the
assets will be distributed, having regard
only to claims then received.
DAD to'D at Seaforth, this 30th day of
October, 1951.
McCONNELL Bt HAYS.
Seaforth. Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executors.
NOTICE HORSES WANTED. O.LD OR
yo:.n,g: highest pric<s Haid. Also
soars and any disabled cattle, such as
!Whining nr chokes not suitable for ship-
: itt" for mink feed. Will pay more thar
i-rtilizer pries. Call H. McILWAIN
Phone 389-W Seaforth. 437454
Auction Sales
'C'OMMUNITY AUCTION SALE IN THE
Dick House Barns, Seaforth, on Sat-
lurdnt'. November 10th. at 1:30 p.m.. con-
i. -ting of livestn-k. implements furniture.
43744 etc. Anyone wishing to put stock in this
sale may do so. FRANK 711A1.ONEY,
Manager. George St.. Seaforth: Harold
NOTICE to CREDITORS 'lankeon. Auctioneer. 4375-1
In the Estate of JAMES O'REILLY
A L L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of James O'Reilly, FOR SALE -1 PAIR OF TUBE SKATES
late of the Town of Seaforth, in the with white boots, size 1: good condi-
County of Huron, Retired Farmer, de- tion. PHONE 93. 4376-1
ceased. who died on the 6th day of '
October, 1901, are hereby notified to send FOR SALE -A COOK STOVE. PRIN.
in full particulars of their claims to the cons Fat. 920.00. PLIONE 651 r 24,
undersigned on or before the 23rd day of Seaforth. 4376x1
November, 1901. after which date the
assets will be distributed. having regard FOR SALE --TABLE TURNIPS AT 50c
only to claims then received. 11 a hag, BASIL PURCELL.. Market
DATED at Seaforth, this 29th day of SL 4376x1
October, 1951.
For Sale
McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executors.
4:374-8
NOTICE to CREDITORS
'FOR SALE 60 YORKSHIRE PIGS.
lust weaned. THOMAS P. MORRIS.
Sta Ira. 43761
Ij'OR SALE -- ELECTRIC WASHING
machine. in good shape C. H ADD1-
COTT, Goderich St. East. Seaforth.
4376-1
FOR SALE -1 WINGHA.M COOK STOVE
in the Estate of GEORGE WOSZCZFNSKI with pipes noel water front, in good
rondition. Apply MRS. J. C. OR1011.
A L L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS 4376x1
against the Estate of George
Woszczynski. late of the Township of QTRAYED APPLES FOR SALE - SPY.
Grey. in the County of Huron, Farmer, King. Snows Tillman Sweet Russett
deceased, who died on the 16th dos of Maclntosh, etc. Phone Clinton 613 r 24.
October, 1951, are hereby notified to Fiend FRED McCLYMONT. Varna_
in full particulars of their olairna to the 487654
undersigned on or before the 23rd day of
November, 1951, after which date the
assets will be distributed, having regard
only 10 elating then received.
DATED at Seaforth, this Stith dao` Of
October, . 1951.
McCONTi1 `1'' 1* 1d113fg,
Solo,t�, 11111"
5o'licito a or ,the tate.
411$44
'1'On SALE -41 PiGS SEVEN WEEKS
old; 1 Tartivrorth boar, serviceable
one. Apply LESLIE PEPPER. R.R. 4,
Walton. Phone 848 r 2+2, Seaforth.
4815-1
Bi elft SMISI-.2311W SINGER SEWING
maeltletet, electric and treadle. no,
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DANCE
SEAFORTH
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Friday, Nov. 23
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poppies 011 Saturday last: Mrs,
Byran Kyle, Mrs. A. Clark, Mrs. .1.
Drysdale. Mrs. E. Dick, Miss Elaine
Beer, Miss Judy Shaddirk and F.
J. Appleby.
Following were the prize winners
at the monster bingo held in the
Legion Hall. Exeter, Friday, Spon•
sored by the Exeter branch of ,he
Canadian Legion. The $5110 jack-
pot was not won in fifty numbers.
but a consolation of $200 was sou
by Pete Leppart. Mitchell; $1(10.00.
Mrs. Jack Bourn. Mitchell; $50, Len
McKnight, Exeter; $50 was sha,'e1
by Mrs. Norman Norry, Gairnet
Shipman and Eric Heywood, Exe-
ter.
Of interest to local people to
know is that the co -designer and
builder of the first Cobalt bomb in-
stalled at Victoria Hospital. Lon -
'on. for the treatment of cancer, is
Roy Errington, of Ottawa, atomi9
specialist_ and a former Goderieh
boy, where his parents still reside.
Evening Auxiliary Meets
Mrs. B. Kyle and Mrs. R. Mock
were hostesses for the monthly
meeting of the Evening Aubiliary
which place in took
othe United
liberal Meeting
Community Hall
ZURICH
Wed., Nov. 21st
8:30 p.m.
In the interests of JOHN W. ARMSTRONG
WITH
AL CADEAU
President Central Ontario Liberal Association
A. E. NELSON, Stratford
and
Senator W. H. Golding A. Y. McLean, M.P.
Margaret McMillan Whyte F. Fingland, K.C.
AND THE CANDIDATE
DENNIS P. BEDARD, Chairman
(Published by the•Huron L:b'ere] Association)
IVAN KALBFLEISCH, Zurich W. G. COCHRANE, Exeter
President Secretary
"GOD SAVE •THE KING"
0. -4111110,
Church on Monday night. Mrs. J.
Blackwell, president, opened the
meeting with the theme song and
the hymn, "Lord Of the Lands,"
An inspiring worship service was
led by Mrs. J. -Drysdale, assisted
by the following. who read Scrip-
ture passages: Mrs. Scone, Mrs. J.
Simmons and Mrs. L. Hay. The
Lord's Prayer was repeated in uni-
son. The hymn, "O Holy City, Seen
Of John," followed. The minutes
were read, followed by roll call
and collection. During the business
session Mrs. Blackwell reported on
the Presbyterial meeting at
Thames Road. The treasurer, Mrs.
P. McNaughtop, read the financial
report. It was disclosed that the
results of operating booth at the
Rowcliffe sale were encouraging.
The next meeting will take the
form of a Christmas party. Mrs.
Scane and Mrs. Rogers are hostess-
es. A film will be shown. Members
favor the exchange of gifts, valued
at 50 or 75 cents. Mrs, H. McEw-
en, Mrs. S. Rannie, Mrs. L. Chap-
man and Mrs. J. Drysdale were ap-
pointed a nominating committee to
prepare a new slate of officers,
same to be presented at tthe next
meeting. Layette articles were
received from the members. It was
decided to have these items sent
with the W.M.S. bale for shipment
to Korea. The Evening Auxiliary
voted to pay all freight charges in
this connection. Mrs. L. Chapman.
in charge of the study review, very
capably dealt with the assigned
chapters. Her assistants were Mrs.
S. Ronnie and Mrs. H. McEwen.
The meeting concluded with the
v Dominion less'
hymn. "Our Loved m mon B
Do
and the Mizpah benediction. Mrs.
J. Corbett conducted two contests.
Delicious refreshments brought the
largely attended meeting to a close.
Hunters Have Their Troubles
Hunters from Hensall and dis-
trict who left Monday for Green-
och Swamp, report good success.
On their first day of hunting two
hunters shot a deer each. One ex-
citable hunter from Hensall bor-
rowed a gun and purchased his
shells, and when he arrived in the
bush he discovered to his dismay'
that the shells were not the right
gauge for his gun. so he had to
play caddy all day, with deer very
close to him at times, One hunter
from Cromarty, who wife had gone
to the trouble of dressing and
roasting a. 20 pound turkey, went
away without it. and some of the
hunters forgot their shaving kits.
Some of the local hunter's have to
sleep in the'r cars in the bush.
rooms being not available owing to
the influx. ---of hunters.
The Women's Missionary
Society
of Carmel Presbyterian Church
convened 'n the schoolroom of the
church Thursday afternoon for
their November meeting. The pro -
_lam and meeting were arranged
by Mrs, Malcolm Dougall. Mrs. J.
Forrest read the Scripture lesson
and Mrs. B. Edwards offered pray -
r. Miss Dora Alar real the
story of the hymn, "Blest Be the
re That, Binds." after which the
hymn was sung. President Mrs. C.
S. Hudson- i'lesided for the busi-
ness meeting and gave an account
of the executive meeting held in
Clinton. Plans were made for the
Christmas meeting at which meet-
ing the election of officers will be
held and tea served. Mrs, M. Dou-
I gall presented the topic from the
study book and read a letter fr-,n1
a missionary in FormoFa. The meet-
ing concluded with a hymn and the
Lord's Prayer,
CROMARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eves left
on Wednesday for their home at
Moose Jaw after visiting for two
weeks with Mrs. Eves' parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Laing, and with her
brother, Bob.
Mr. and Mrs, Calder McKaig vis-
ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Hocking in Mitchell.
Mrs. Ted Storey is holidaying at
the home of her parents in Kin-
,•aidine, while Mr. Storey is taking
.n electric welding course in To
Tonto.
Miss Sarah McKellar is visiting
th Mr. and Mrs.t
M 1 im
co McKel-
lar '.n Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Scott, Mrs.
Grace Scott and Shirley visited on
Sunday with Mr. ,and Mrs. Frank
Carnet; in St. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kemp and
Audrey. of Mitchell. visited Mrs.
Houghton on Sunday.
The Marion Ritchie meeting was
held on Thursday in the basement
of the church, with Mrs. Lloyd Mil-
ler presiding. The Scripture lesson
was read by Mrs. Andrew McLach-
lin. followed with prayer by Mrs.
Milier. The topic on Remembrance
Day. "How We Remember. in Can-
ada," was given by Mrs. Calder Mc
Kaig. Plans were made for the
bazaar and other business items
were also discussed. The meeting
closed by re-ieating the Lord's
Prayer in unison.
WINCHELSEA .-
Mrs. Walters, of London, spent
the week -end wttb Mr. and Mrs
Fred Walters.
A number of relatives and
friends of the late Luther Oake at
tended his funeral at Exeter on
Monday.
Mrs. W. F. Batten s'pent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fletcher,
Exeter.
Mr. Eltwyn Kerslake is all smiles
these days -it's a boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Batten, of
Exeter. visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. John Batten.
We are sorry to report the death
of Mrs. Charles Upshall, of Gran -
Mother (horrified) : "Good Heav-
ens! Kissing a man. You never saw
me do a thing like that!"
Daughter: "No, but I'll bet
grandma did!"
Wu, who passed away in St. Jos-
eph's Hospital, London, on Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clarke
spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Wright, of Crediton.
TUCKERSMITH
Mrs. Harry :(I. Chesney and Mrs.
Alex Chesney and daughter, Mar-
garet, were in Toronto attending
the Ice Capades and Royal Winter
Fair this week.
Observe Fiftieth Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Souter, well-
known residents of the Mill Road,
marked the fiftieth anniversary of
their wedding on Monday, Nov. 12.
Mrs. Souter was the former Janet
Ramsay, of Walton. They were
married by Rev. McNab. of Wal-
ton, and lived in McKillop follow-
ing their marriage. They came to
the Mill Road thirty-five years ago.
Mr, and Mrs_ Souter have a fam-
ily of two sons, William, of Van-
couver, B.C., and James, at home,
and two daughters, (Isabel) Mrs.
Alex York, of Perth, and (Flora)
Mrs. Orrin Howson, of Varna. One
son, Jack, died in 1931_
During the day they were pres-
ented with beautiful flowers and
other suitable gifts. Mr. and Mrs.
Souter are not enjoying the best
of health.
STANLEY
The annual meeting of Stanley
Township Federation of Agricul-
ture was held in the Township
Hall, Varna, on Thursday, Nov 8
The evening commenced with a
turkey supper, served by the lad-
ies of the W.A. of the United
Church to about 200 guests. Mr,
Alvin Rau, president of tdle Federa-
tion, took charge of the meeting
Minutes of the last annual meeting
were read and adopted and finan-
cial report given.
Mr. Delbert Geiger, president of
the Hay Township Federation, con-
ducted the election of officers,
which resulted as follows: Presi-
dent, Alvin Rau; vice-president,
Anson McKinley; Leo Bedard, No.
1, Sep.; Jack Scotchmer, No. 4 W.;
Birt Dunn, Jr., No. 4 E.; Elgin
Porter, No. 3; Floyd Armstrong,
No. 3; Clarence Parke, No. 9; El-
mer Hayter, No. 13; Gordon John-
ston, No. 7; Harvey Hayter, No.
6; Alex McBeath, No. 14; Jack
Taylor, No. 16; Vic Taylor, No. 1.
The guest speaker, Mr. Cameron
McTaggart, of Glencoe, introduced
by Anson McKinley, gave a very
fine and inspiring address on 4 C's
Cottage or Castle (Homes), corn-
munity, church and country. The
program also included several num-
bers by the Paul Bros., of Kirkton;
Misses, Denomme, Laporte and F.
Overholt.
The meeting wag brought to a.
close by singing the national an-
them, and all those present felt
that it had been a very enjoyable
and successful evening.
KIPPEN
Mr. and Mrs, Pat Curran, of Lon-
don, were week -end guests of their
grandmother, Mrs. McClymont, who
returned home with them, having
been away for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cudmore
and family, of London, visited bis
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Cud -
more. on Sunday.
We are pleased to report Mr.
Sinclair is able to be out again.
having not been well of late.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hutchin-
son, of St. Thomas, spent the week
end with their brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mel -
lis.
Mr. Emerson Kyle, Bill Belt,
Campbell Eyre, Lloyd McLean and
Elzar Mousseau are spending a
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week in the north, deer hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Butt at-
tended the wedding of a niece in
Flint, Michigan, on Saturday after-
noon.
fternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McConachie
and family have moved to Centra-
lia.
Mr. and Mrs. Dickert and Meryl
spent Sunday in Clifford with rela-
tives, Mrs. Dickert remaining for a
few days.
We are sorry to Learn of Mrs.
Harvey Damm, formerly of Kippen,
is ill at present, and trust for an
early recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Johnson and
family spent Sunday with the Tat-
ter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Dayman.
We are indeed sorry to hear of
Mrs. Edgar Butt's illness and hope
her health may be restored soon.
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NOVEMBER 16 1951
The Late Samuel Thom.;Cal
Mr. Samuel Thomson, of neat
Brucefield, died in --Victoria Hospi-
tal, London, on Monday, Nov, 12„
in his 78th year. He was born is
Hay Township, a mile south of
Kippen, on the old Thomson hopae-
stead. His wife, the late Susan,
Taylor Thomson, predeceased biota
some four years ago. He is surviv-
ed by three sons and one daugh-
ter: Sydney, of Parkhill; Elgin, of
Brucefield; Lloyd on the home-
stead, and Edna (Mrs. Manson),_ of
London; also one brother, Robert_
of Kippen, and a sister, Mrs. Work-
man, of Hensall. The funeral was
held from Bonthron's funeral hom6,
on Wewnesday at 2 p.m. The Rev.
Mr. Maine, of Brucefield United
Church, of which Mr. Thomson was
a member, conducted the service.
Interment was in Baird's cemetery_
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