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EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT IS DANCE
night at the Crystal Palace Ballroom
Mitchell Clarence Petrie the Night
Hawks in attendance. 4617-9
COMING TO NORTHSIDE UNITED
Church on Monday, Septeunber 27, at
8:15 p.m., E.S,T., colored pictures of the
British Isles, shown by Robert Allen,
Brucefieid. Sponsored by Group Three
W.A. Silver collection. 4523-1
Lost and Found
FOUND — IN SEAFORTH, RUBBER
key container wjth two keys. Own-
er may have same by proving property
and paying charges. Apply Box 362,
HURON EXPOSITOR. 4523-1
Wanted
WANTED--TWO-WHEEL TRAILER 1N
good condition : 15 -inch tires prefer-
red." Apply STAN BRAY, Seaforth.
Phone 6S6 -W. 4523x3
WANTED TO RENT — 50 TO 100
acres, suitable for growing grain :
sod or stubble. Apply MURRAY DEN -
NIS, R.R.' 1, Walton. Phone Seaforth
843 r 82. 4523x3
Personals
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (R U B B E It
Goutai mailed
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plain, sealed
;
envelope with Deice lint. 6 samples 25c
24 awn:plea 91.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-73.
NOVA -RUBBER GO., Box 91. Hamilton.
TIRED,. WEAK MEN! GET NEW PEP
▪ at 40, 30, 60. Feel years younger.
Try Oateex Tonic Tablets. Invigorates
both sexes. "Get -acquainted" size only
60c. All druggists.
Help Wanted
HELP WANTED
Experienced Bookkeeper
State age and experience. For local
grain elevator.
Apply in writing only to
BOX 356, HURON EXPOSITOR
Seaforth.
4522-2
For Rent
',loft RENT—HEATED APARTMENT,
▪ behind Seaforth Clinic. ADp'S DR. E.
A. McMASTER, Seaforth. 4323-1
WANTED --OLD HORSES, 3 CENTS RENT—APARTMENT,
FOR RENT ---AP
per pound; dead cattle and horses Ffurnish Wil. Available T,
at value. important to phone at once,
on
day or night. GILBERT BROS.' MINK October 1. PHONE 370-W.
RANCH. Goderich. Phone collect, 936 r
32, or 936 r 21. 432 2-tf
WANTED—GOOD WARM ROOM AND
board for an elderly man. In a
home on ground floor that has central
heating and modern conveniences, and in
a town or village. Prefer with someone
who can give liver hypo once a week.
Will .pay extra for good warm place.
Write to Post Office Box 67. Hensall. Ont.
4522x2
Property For Sale
4 -ROOM -
or before FOR SALE. -QUANTITY HARDWOOD
4523-1 slabs. foot long : also quantity liard-
wooei tons. McKillop -Grey boundary. AP -
FOR RENT— M
FURNISHED APARTMENT ply JAMES STEVENSON. Phone 604,
in Town of Seaforth. Available ()is -Brussels. 452272
tuber 1. Apply to HAROLD JACKSON. FOR SALE—QUANTITY HARDWOOD
Phone 661 r 14. Seaforth.
'4523_2 slt,bs. foot''tioni also quantity hard-
, ',v. a+d tops. 11cl:illop-Grey boundary. Ap-
APARTMENT FOR RENT—COMPLETE- ply' .l A.MES STEVENSON. • Phone 604.
bself-contained apartment, one bed- Brussels- 45E3x2
room, three-piece bath: heated. On WOOD FOR SALE — HARDWOOD
ground floor. Available October 1. Ap- slabs have been piled all summer,
PIN' in writing to Box 357. HURON EX-
POSITOR. 4522x2 $n14roxipermateload,ly 3 or $cor5 ds peperr singleloacd. ord'. ApsyAP-
ly
�%(� ANTED—.A -MIDDLE-.AGED MAR- 1 WM. CALDWELL, • Brueefield. Phone
" • ried couple to rent part of house Clinton, 627 r S. 4518x7
For Sale
OR SALE—EASY WASHING MACH-
'ine; used two years- PHONE 888.R.
46.284
HOLSTEIN VEALEIR FOR SALE --
W ILLI AM
ALE—WILLIAM BOYD, Walton. Phone
848 r 41. Seaforth. 4523x1
POR SALE—QUANTITY CORNELL 596
wheat for seed, grown from register-
ed seed. JAMES LAN'DSBOROUGH-
Phone 665 r 16, Seaforth. 452232
FOR SALE -ONE RED PURE BRED
Shorthorn bull. 14 months old ; ac-
credited. CHARLES REID, Varna, Ont.
- 4628-2
WRECKING '42 HUDSON. '42 DODGE.
'41 Dodge, '41 Chev., '41 Fords ani
many older models. CUDMORE'S GRAV-
EL. 171 r 3, Exet6r. 4518-6
POR SALE- FILTER QUEEN V ACUUM
Cleaner; all attachments: wonderful
auction. Only 935.00. PHONE 162-W,
Seaforth. 4523-1
SALES AND SERVICE ON ALL MEAT
and grocery store 'equipment; cash
register and adding machines. L. NOR-
TON, 339 Wellington St., London. Phone
S-,401. 4520-1
MODERN FINDLAY COAL RANGE—
Enamel front, high back, shelf; 32 -
inch width; complete with waterfront and
+eater pipes. Bargain for quick sale.
PHONE 120, Seaforth. 4523x1
SEE THE NEW 1955 NORI'Hr,RN ELEC-
tric TV. We handle complete anten-
nae installations. Prices on request. F.
A. DUTTON, Brucefield. Phone Clinton:
634 r 4. 4521-tf
PRIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
fects Tables, chairs, beds, sectional
writing desk and bookcase combined, side-
board. chest of drawers. Apply to Box
:161. HURON EXPOSITOR.
452.'4-1
LABS FOR SALE --HARDWOOD, 510
per load. approximately 2 cords; mix-
ed wood. $5 per load, approximatele 2
cords. 'Prompt delivery FRED J.
HL DIE. Phone Clinton 362.
4523x8
Births
HOUSE FOR SALE—FRAME HOUSE, ' from elderly widow. Must be reliable and
of Protestant frith. For 'EXPOSITOR. bedrooms, den; 3 -piece bathroom, ply to Rox 360, HURON EXPOSITOR. I
modern kitchen, oil furnace, heavy wiring. 4523,:2 i
insulated. water heater: lot 100 x 120.
' PHONE 31, Seaforth. or write Box 324. •
HURON EXPOSITOR. 4521-tf
FOA. SALE -7 -ROOM FRAME DWEL-
ling, situated on Goderich St West.FOR SALE — 400 PULLETS, 51...2All modern conveniences. Hot water heat- months.. black with silver laced necks
ing with oil : two bathrooms. Garage and'„I good weaner pigs. VIVAN COOPER.
small garden. Veryy eonconvenient to shop -
4323x1 r 21. Seaforth. 4323x1
ping centre. Box 344, HURON EXPOSI-
TOR ''0R SALE—RED ROCK AND RED
45., 1-tf I t Sussex pullets. ready for range. Priced
'for quick sale. Apply W. C. HENDER-
SON. Phone 6834, Seaforth.
4521 -ti
Poultry
GRAND BEND -10u+ ACRES OF LAND
containing two small dwellings. barn
and garage. Excellent location for future
business interests of village. Frontage on
Blue Water Highway. Choice clay loam
land. has natural drainage: also water
an estate. Terms : cash. Apply HENRY
GREEN. Grand Bend. Ont.
pressuresystem.Must be sold to close;
Notices To Creditors
4523x1 1 NOTICE to CREDITORS
Notices
In the Estate of MARGARET IRVINE
ALL- PERSONS HAVING CLAI M'S
a ninst the Estate of Ma aret Irvine.
NOTICE — MRS. PETERlCHRISTEN- c '
!rte of the Town of Seaforth. in the
sen. Main St., will give best of day
care to bab>f under school age. PHONE
• 22-11/1. 452.3x1
VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS ON ALL
'minty of Huron. Widow. deceased. who
!i• d on the 3th day of August, 1954. are
hereby notified to send in full particulars
of their claims to the undersigned on or
ll'efore the. Sth' day of October. 1954. after
makes ; 22 years' experience, We pick whirh date the assets will be distributed.
up and deliver. PHONE 162-W, Seaforth. having regard only to claims then re-; WE WISH TO THANK ALL OUR
4321-tf o•d,ed neighbors and friends for their many
kind acts of sympathy and help during
day of l our recent sad bereavement, Special
;hanks to Rev. J. W. Stinson, to all those
ho loaned their cars. -and for the many
autiful floral tributes. o THE ARMSTRONG FAMILY
4'.28-1
4523-3
DALTON --At Scott Memorial Hospital,
on September 14, to Mr. and 'Mrs. Mur-
ray Dalton, R.R. 1, Seaforth, a son.
FESRGUSON—At Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, on September 9, to Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Ferguson, R.R. 1, Hensall, a
son.
HARBURN—At Scott Memorial Hospital.
on September 12. to Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald Harburn, R.R. 8, Dublin, a daugh-
ter.
HUTCHINLSON—At St Mary's Hospital.
Kitchener, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hutch-
inson, a son.
MoNICHOL—At Scott ,Memorial Hospital,
on September 16, to Mr. and Mrs, Glen
McNichol, R.R. 2. Walton, a daughter.
McNICHOL—At Scott Memorial Hospital,
on September 10, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
'M,cNichol, R.R. 4, Walton, a daughter.
RYAN- At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
September 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
.Ryan, R.R. 3, Dublin, a daughter.
FOR SALE — WD ALLIS-CHALMERS
tractor, fully equipped, in A-1 condi-
tion. Priced reasonably. Will sell out-
s fight or trade for cattle. Apply DON
CRICH- R.R. 3, Seaforth. Phone Clin-
ton 614 r 3. 4523x1
FOR ALE — DUO THERM SPACE
berate with 'pipes. and Empire coal
and wood nge: both in excellent condi-
tion. Also 90 -gallon oil tank. Reason-
able. Apply. MAX CARTER. Egmondville.
Phone 454-W. 4522-2
Agents wanted
GOOD DEALERS
Kippen United WA
Plans Bazaar to Help
Pay for New Floor
wanted to establish a business of their
own with our 925 guaranteed and well-
known products such as: Toiletries, Cul-
inaries, Medicines. Domestic Necessities,
Tea, Coffee, etc- Excellent opportunity to
earn from 950 to 975 Per week. Specials
each month with free products. Substan-
tial discount. Exclusive territory. 518
needed. NO RISK. Details—
JITO: 5130 St. Hubert, MontreaL
4521-4
Cards of Thanks
RADIO REPAIRS—FOR ALL KINDS; DATED at Seaforth. this 13th
• of radios. at TERRY'S RADIO RE- ' September. 1954.
PAIR. opposite Dick House, Seaforth.I
Phone 347-R.
I
McCONNELL & HAYS.
4521-tf Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executor.
NOTICE — PAINTING. PAPERHANG
in¢ : interior and exterior decorating.
See our 1974 wallpaper designs. WAL-
TER PRATT, Seaforth. Phone 48 r 9.
Brussels.
4521-tf
The Woman's Association met
following the W.M.S. last week.
The president, Mrs. W. Workplan,
opened the meeting with the Lord's
Prayer. It Was reported the new
floor had been laid in the manse
kitchen. It was decided to hold a
bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 20. A
vote was held' regarding a fowl
supper, which resulted in no fowl
supper, so a canvass will be held
right away. A dainty lunch was
served.
Auction Sales
ATTENTION, FARMERS — PROMPT.
cnurteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animals. Call collect. ED.
ANDREWS. 851 r 11. Seaforth. or 235
Exeter. Associated with Darling & Co., nn
Canada Ltd.
4321-19
ATTENTION, FARMERS! McKILLOP
Fire Insurance, Western Farmers'
Wind insurance. Ontario Automobile As- ,
roc. 10. A.A.1, Hospitalization Insurance,
Accident and Sickness Insurance. and
North American Life Insurance. Ccr.sult
ERIC H, MUNROE, Seaforth-
45221-tf
ACCOMMODATION REQUIRED FOR
Air Force personnel stationed at Clin-
ton. If you have a house. apartment,
furnished or unfurnished. to rent. please
'
call STATION HOUSING OFFICE at
Clinton. 382 : 'local 252.
4521-tf
FREE SERVICE
To Farmers
DON'T WASTE MONEY ON MINER-
sla your land docs, not need. We will.
without charge to you. take samples of
the earth in your fields and hare them
analysed.
CALL
Topnotch Feeds Limited
PRONE t6 or 876
4484-tf
PROCLAMATION
Township of Tuckersmith
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stock and Machinery will be held at
Let 25Concession 11. McKillop Town-
ship. 6t_ miles north of Seaforth, on 16. Sara Isabel McLean. in her
Thursday. September 30th. at 1 p.m. List year.
next week. JOHN BYERMAN, Proprie-
Deaths
OIG -In Tuckers-rnith, on Saturday, Sept
11. Mae C. McGeoch, beloved wife of
Paul Doig, in her 59th year.
McLEAN---In Seaforth, on Thursday. Sept.
87th
tor: Harold Jackson. Auctioneer: E. P.
'Chesney. Clerk. , 4723-1
FERGUS
Aberdeen -Angus Sale
SEPTEMBER 28th. 1 :30 P.M.
Among the consignors to this important
sale are those who have won top honors
in the big shows. Angus cattle are al-
aays at the top in the show ring and on
the markets. 'To start with Angus in
fifty-four spells gain in fifty-five. Cata-
logue free.
SECRETARY. CLAUDE RUNNING.
Fergus -
4523 -1
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
leets in the Town of Seaforth. on
North Main Street on Wednesday, Sept.
22nd, at 1:30 p.m.: One chesterfield and
chair: walnut coffee table: 8 dressers.
stands: settee 3 small tables: occasional
chair and rockers: 1 fernery : drophend
Singer sewing machine: wardrobe: day
bed: 6 kitchen chairs: modern brown Led,
springs and mattress: maple kitchen set:
table. buffet and 4 chairs: Finlay Quebec
heater: white enamel Wingham Clipper
cook stove (like new) : 2 -burner electric
rangette 'like new 1 : white enamel elec-
tric washing machine; aothes horse tubs:
floor polisher :. garden tools : garden oulti-
vatnr : i•na'l • oil stove. Terms -- Cash.
JAMES PRETTY. Proprietor: Harold
Jackson. Auctioneer E. P. Chesney. Clerk.
4522-2
UPON INSTRUCTIONS FROM COUN-
ell under authority of By -Law No. 13, ;
1952, Township of Tuckersmith. I hereby
proclaim that all dogs in the hamlets of
Eginondville and Harpurhey are prohibited
from running at large during the period
from June 1, 1964. to November 1, 1954.
Owners or harborers of dogs eontraven-,
ing the provisions of this by-law will be
subject to a maximum penalty of 560.00. I
(Signed) JAMES DI NO.
Reeve,
Township of Tisckersntlth,
4511-tf
In Memoriam
A th--tx LOVING Ilt' e.MORY OF A
'Yl deur *wither and srandrriotlter, Mrs.
Jahn iNllir vdlto ,Versed awn' two Yellin
an* Reritian'ber 17, tea
boli kind it ell her ways,
�b-,...atit Mol to the end of her days;
ten and token her heart and rrditd.
mgdfii1
notaries she hitt Schild
iq "tl hated bW'. Bart, Oaten, Cheryl
iia?l
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD HP-
`ects id the Town of Seaforth. on
Saturday. September 18th, on Goderich
Street West: Antique walnut sofa: 2
walnut occasional chairs: leather platform
rocker: oak parlor table: antique walnut
steeple clock : walnut table: mantel clock :
mahogany settee: walnut platform rock-
er: rocking chairs : hall rack ; large ex-
tension table; 6 oak dining room chairs:
oak buffet: china cabinet: walnutdrop-
leaf table: 6 walnut dining room chairs:
ertunel Beach cook stove; 1 glass kitchen
cupboard: 6 kitchen chairs; McCrary
,stove: solid walnut bed. springs and mat-
t rasa : 2 walnut cabinets : walnut bedroom
table: walnnt chest of drawers':' walnut
table and antique mirror ; walnut ward-
robe; 5 walnut chairs with cane bottoms:
3 linoleum rugs: rosewood antique chest
of drawers: Axminster rugs, 12x10: Ax-
minster rug, 12x14; wool carpet. 10x12:
scatter mato ; carnet sweeper: pillows :
blankets ; quilts' ; curtains : hammock
chin, including Lemoges set of dishes,
sherbet glosses, number cut Klass dishes :
ornaments ; pictures ; flower stand ; tuba
pails: 2,burner bot -plate: scales t 26 -foot
extension ladder; Step ladder lawn
mower ; trunks; garden tants : kitchen
utensils : other articles. .Temps — Cash.
if1SS MtA'IuRTita FOW• art, Proprlstreas
unsold ;hones, Auctioneer; 1G, P. Chea-
lt 'CIerlc. 4522-2
GARNET MINERS
EX17TE7R---iGardtet Miners, 66,
who had farmed all his life in Us,
borne Township, on the Harm
where he was born, died suddenly
an Monday from a heart attack.
In addition to farming, he was
a widely known hog drover, and
was a member of Elimville United
Church.
Surviving besides his wife, the
former Vera Batten, 1s one ran,
John, on the home farm; and two
daughters, Mrs, Howard Johns,
Uaborne, and Mrs. Eric Garscad-
den, Exeter.
The remains rested at the Hop-
per -Hockey Funeral
Home,Exe-
ter, where services were cOII illct-
ed 'rhursday at 2:30 p.m., by the
Rev. W. J. Moores, and interment
made in Exeter cemetery.
THOMAS LAING
EXETER.—Thomas Laing, 82,
died Sunday night in South Huron
Hospital, Exeter, Born in Hay
Township, he had been a resident
of Exeter since 1916. His wife, the
former Ann• Bell, died in 1925. He
was a member of Caven Presby-
terian Church.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Ulric Snell (Hazel), Exeter; two
sons, Hilton, Exeter; Cecil, Bur-
lington. The body rested at the
Hopper -Hockey Funeral Home, Ex-
eter, where tho Rev. Samuel Kerr
conducted services Tuesday after-
noon. Burial was in Hensel]. Union
Cemetery.
Nntralia Girl to Enter Full
Time Service' of Church
Hensall News of the Week
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bell, Mrs.
Alex Mousseau and Allan Crerar
were in Detroit recently, and
while there attended the Michigan
State Fair.
Mr. William Foster is a- patient
at St. Joseph's Hospital, Loudon,
where he underwent an operation.
Don Brock, student at Seaforth
District High School, has been in-
formed that he has been awarded
the... Atkinson Charitable Founda-
tion Bursary of 3.400. Don, who is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Brock, of Hensall, is entering the
degree course at the O.A.C.,
Guelph, this term.
Rev. W. J. Rogers conducted ser-
vice last Sunday morning. His
theme was "God is Not a Has -
Been,” Mr. S. Rannie sang a
solo, "O n e Sweetly Solemn
Thought," accompanied by Miss
Laramie.
At the morning service in Chis-
elhrust last Sunday, the Misses
Faye Ross, J'i mss, Maja Roo-
bal and Marilyn Eyre sang, "Jesus
Keep Me Near the Cross." Next
Sunday morning, Sept. 19, marks
the W.M.S. thankoffering service.
Rev. J. W. Stinson, of Seaforth, is
guest speaker. Mr. Stinson bas
the Chiselhurst service at', 9:45
o'clock.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie on Sunday
were: Mrs, R. S. Hopkins and Mr.
W. E. Cochrane, of Hinsdale, Ill.;
W. Cochrane,
Mr. and Mrs. J
To-
ronto; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Coch-
rane, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. El-
mer Cameron and daughter, Anne,
Seaforth; Mr..and Mrs. C. A. Rob-
inson. Zurich; Mr. and Mrs, L. S.
Eiler, Hensall; Mrs. R. T. Dick
and children. Hensall; Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. McMurtrie, Kippen, and
Carol, of Hensall.
Announce Sale Of
Tasty Grill Restaurant
Sale of Tasty Grill restaurant by
Edward A. Wright, was announced
Thursday. . The new proprietors,
George and Wing Wong, obtain im-
mediate possession and will reopen
within a fey days. following ex-
tensive alterations to the premises.
Y1tr14�''Lv1�.i«o"1
1-1950 DESOTO—Four-Door
1-1949 DESOTO—Four-Door
1-1951 CHEV. COACH
-1-1951 PONTIAC SEDAN
1-1951 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
1-1950 CUSTOM DODGE SEDAN
1-1951 DODGE' SEDAN
1-1951 CHEV,. SEDAN
1-1947 PLYMOUTH COUPE
1-1941 FORD SEDAN
Used Machinery
1 Model C Forage Harvester, with pickup and
recovery attachment
1 Case Model D Tractor
1 Case Model S Tractor
1 Case Model LA Tractor
1 Case Model VA Tractor
1 Oliver 77 Tractor, with scuffler and bean puller
1 Cockshutt 70 Tractor
1 John Deere Model "C" Tractor, with scuffler
Rowcliffe Mol'Ors
Phone 267
• Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart' McQueen
enjoyed a motor trip to Carleton
Place and Ottawa last week.
Hensall Bride -Elect
Entertained at Tea
An impressive service took place
in the Centralia United Church
last Sunday night, when 'Miss
Frances Clarke, daughter of the
minister, Rev. and Mrs. Clarke,
volunteered for full time service
in the church. Miss Clarke was
presented by Mrs. M. Elliott, presi-
dent of the W.M.S. During her re-
marks, Miss Clarke paid -tribute to
her Christian home, mentioned'
camp work, C.G.LT. work, etc„ af-
ter which her father offered the
dedication service.
The guest speaker, Mrs, W. J.
Moores, Thames Road, had a stir-
ring message. To quote: "Let us
catch light from the vision we have
seen tonight. The important step
i8recruiting ruiti for
students and
can-
didates, Young women are need-
ed The United Church needs you.
If Christianity loses its vitality in
the Wiest, we have only ourselves
to blame for what will happen in
the East. There is an urgent need
for qualified women workers. Can
we find the workers? Can we
raise the budget? The opportunity
is ours. We must act now. Dare
We fail? Do you love Me: feed My
sheep. Let us get behind them
KIPPEN
Mrs. George Armstrong enter-
tained
ntertained' at a trousseau tea Saturday
afternoon and evening in honor of
her daughter, Betty, whose mar-
riage®to Donald Roy Flar, Grand
Bend, takes place in the United
Church, Hensall, Saturday, Sept.
18, at.3 p.m. Mrs. Armstrong and
her daughter, Betty, assisted by
Mr& Roy Flear, of Grand Bend, re-
ceived the guests. The trousseau
and gifts were displayed by Mrs.
Harry Armstrong, Exeter; Mrs. N.
Mattson. and the Misses Betty
Moir, Betty Mickle, Shirley Flynn,
all of London; Miss Shirley Tay-
lor, Exeter, and Miss Lois Hender-
son. Miss Jean Armstrong invited
the guests to the tea room. Serv-
ing lunch were Mrs Ken Elder,
Mrs. J. Simmons, Mrs, Harold" El-
der, Mrs. L. Baynham, Miss Jean
Mousseau;, pouring tea, Mrs. J. D.
Buchanan, London; Mrs. C. Ken-
nedy, Grand Bend, and Mrs. N. E.
Cook and Mrs. E. Sproat, Hensall.
Mrs. Mary Hildebrant' was hos-
tess at ,her home last Thursday
night for a presentation for Miss
Betty Armstrong, bride -elect of
this Saturday. Mrs. Norman Matt-
son, of London, arranged the af-
fair, to which 40 were' invited
guests. Betty was made the pres-
entation of a ibrldge table and
chairs and many other gifts. The
address was read by Miss Jean
Mousseau. Contests were enjoyed
Twin Calves Born
To McKillop Heifer
At Western Fair
Mr. and M.r91►'Dave Russell, of
Sault Ste. Marie, spent the past
week with their niece, Mrs. Alex
McGregor and family.
Mr. and 'Mrs, J. H. Cochrane and
Mr. and Mrs. A- Gackstetter spent
Friday in London and also visited
Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Horney in Exe-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. W.ni. Ness, of Osh-
awa, visited over the weekend at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
McGregor.
Mr. Edward Gackstetter, Zur-
ich, visited oh Sunday evening
with his brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gackstetter.
. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Munroe and
Mrs. William Dietz returned home
from a two weeks' vacation on
Lake -of -Bays.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kerr, Win-
throp, visited Sunday with the lat-
ter's parel!ts, Mr. and Mrs. Elston
Dowson.
.Mr. Elzar Mousseau and Mr.
Herb Mousseau, of Zurich, have
been to Parry Sound for a few
days on a fishing trip.
Several from the community are
attending the Western Fair this
week.
:Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Beaton, of
Goderich, were Sunday visitors of
Mr. Jonah Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stokes and
son, Larry, of London, visited on
Saturday with Mrs. Stokes' father,
Mr. Robert Thomson.
Rev. and Mrs. Norman McLeod
have returned home after a pleas-
ant trip to Lennoxville, Quebec,
and Montreal, and on the return
trip visited with their daughter
and son-in-law, Cpl. and Mrs. Garth
Mosher, of Trenton.
Mrs. Robert McBride attended
morning and evening anniversary
services Sunday at Goshen United
Church.
Mrs. Dickert, of .Clifford, who
has been the guest of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Dickert, the past week, re-
turned to'her home on Sunday.
1pdr, and Mrs. Roy Gibbons and
Mrs. Trott, of Ottawa, •and now of
Clinton, visited Thursday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. N. Long.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Jones and
sons visited Sunday 'with Mr. and
Mrs. Garnet Shipman in Exeter.
We are happy to report Mr. Ed-
gar McBride is home after being
a few days in Victoria Hospital,
London.
with spiritual and material support.
How much enthusiasm do we show'
when young people give -their all
to His service?" t1
Miss Clarke enters the United
Church Training School. 41,31r0.
Skinner was 'pianist. M'asteiGieo.
Godbolt sang a solo, "Dare To Be
a Daniel." Miss Arlene Skinner
offered a solo, t'Have Thine Own
Way." At the close, Iiev. 'Down
pronounced the benediction. Miss
Clarke was presented with a
Hymnary on behalf of the W.A. by
Mrs. K. Greb. Miss Greta Laramie,
Mrs, Pearsy Graham • and Gladys
Luker attended this service.
When a two-year-old pure bred
Holstein heifer was selected from
his herd. to represent Huron Hol-
stein breeders at . London Fair,
William Boyd. McKillop, was well
pleased. But his pleasure was as
nothing compared to how he felt
when he learned on Tuesday that
the heifer had given birth to twin
calves while still at the fair. At
last word, mother and children
were doing well.
12. ...ns,,,ltefta .tt4
sir '4110" 11 la, Pe e, Mz MIN
Mier, I.:Patten,. Mrs. ut W -Ba
and ;Bilk Spent $1pndayTarOlgt
) : Marini. Batten , 0L
t •.fir
day' "with her VroUtilMireitta. *tc
and Wo. +1. 4.01418.
IMISS Wilma, Walter* iastd 71_
and M: J. Wick ellept 'ha .weetrr
end; with 4dr., did 'Mrs Wal-
te1Rt.
Miss Ruth Horne had the mi -
fortune to break her toot and noir
has ithiacast.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Walters Spent
Sunday afternoon with her mother.
Mrs. Mand Clark.
Mrs, B- Morgan, Johnny and
Larry, of the Thames Road, spm
Sunday evening with and Mrs.
N. Clarke.
Graham Chisel PIow
The Graham Plow breaks up hardpan — stores moisture bleaseed
into sub -soil — increases yield — prevents washing — eavee Your
soil — saves your, money.
For further particulars or demonstration, contact your 1061al dealer
R. M. PECK, KiPPen
Phone 671 r 11. -- Hensall
— or ---
JOHNNIE
JOHNNIE BLJE
Phone 645 — Seaforth.
Johnny: "What makes the new
baby at your house cry so much,
Nancy?"
Nancy: "It doesn't cry so much,
and anyway, if all your teeth were
out, and your hair was off, and
your legs were so weak you
couldn't stand up, I guess you'd
cry too." -
Money -Making Ways
Discussed By Hensall ..
Evening Auxiliary
The Evening Auxiliary of the
United Church held a pot -luck sup-
per in the church schoolroom Mon-
day evening. The tea tables were
artistically decorated with lovely
autumn flowers. Hostesses were 1
Mrs. R. Drysdale and Mrs. 11. .Mc -
Ewan. President Mrs. D. McKelvie
presided' for the business session
which followed. The secretary,
Mrs. W. - Richardson, read thank -
you notes from the Scott family and
Mrs. R. Mock. Rev. W. J. Rogers
showed lovely senic views, Mrs.
Howat'd Searle voiced thanks to
Mr. Rogers for his kindness. Mrs.
B. Kyle had an assortment of
Christmas cards on display. Volun-
teers for flowers on Sundays are:
Sept. 19. Mrs. R. Cook and Mrs.
"H. Scone; Sept. 26, Mrs. Harvey
Keys and Mrs. Jack Simmons; Oct.
3, Mrs. Eugene Forrester and Mrs.
R. Reaburn; Oct. 10, Mrs. Ken El-
der and 'Mrs. A. Shirray.
The president brought up mon-
ey -making schemes. The 'group bas
decided to donate a free-will offer-
ing to make extra funds. Bach
member is asked to present dona-
tions at the October or November
meeting. Mrs. McKelvie moved a
vote of tanks to the hostesses for
the lovely arrangements. At this
time Miss M. Ellis fittingly thank-
ed the girls for their recognition
of her faithful service in making
presentation of lovely brass urns to
the church. Hostesses for October
are Mrs. R. Broderick and Mrs. W.
Miekle. Mrs. J. Drysdale will take
the devotional, and 'Mrs. D. Cook
H.F.A.
Football Final
Fifth Game
• HOLSTEIN
• WINTHROP
FRIDAY, SEPT. 17th
At Winthrop
Community Park
Game time'— 6 o'clock
Brussels Fall Fair
on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1st
$2,000.00 PRIZES FOR HORSES
Afternoon Performance
Midway -
GIANT COLORFUL SCHOOL PARADE
Two Bands
F. A. Lashley to Open the Fair
Races
Come and see for yourself the Big Fall Fair
at Brussels
or send for Prize List if interested in exhibits.
GEO. WESENBURG - Secretary
Giant FROLK
HENSALL'.
Friday, September 2411i
IN COMMUNITY ARENA
PROGRAMME 8:30
SPECIAL VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT FOR YOUNG AND
9LD, Featuring—
Everette Mires, Master of Ceremonies, mul kis
New Magic Show!
Mr. Mires has just concluded a trip in New Yo79c, bringing back
with him new.tricks, new fun!
Audry—The Beautiful Blonde Guitar -Player
Joey Ilollingsworth—High Class Tap Dancer
Dalt Walpole—Pianist
— A GOOD SHOW FOR ALL —
Chinese Auction, Fortune Telling, Clowns,
Miniature Circus, Bingo
Come and Relax and Have a Good Time
PROCEEDS FOR ARTIFICIAL ICE
Sponsored by
HENSALL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Admission — 50e and 25e
IS prbgrahl convener. 1
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