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"filVERY FRIDAY NIGHT LS DANCE
night at the Crystal Palace Ballroom,
Mitchell. Clarence Petrie the Night
Hawks in attendance. 4517-9
nANCE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND
Saturday at Mantle's Wagon Wheel,
across from City Hall, Stratford. Herb
Petrie's orchestra; 50-75.
4525-tf
Lost and Found
LOST—MAN'S LEATHER JACKET BE-
tween Hensel/ and Exeter. BERT
FABER. Phone 671 r 15, Hensel].
4529x1
Property For Sale
FOR SALE -40 ACRES, MeK1LLOP-
Grey Boundary. For price and par-
ticulars apply to JA.MES STEVENSON.
Phone 406, Brussels. 4527x6
VOR SALE—TWO-ROOM FURNISHED
frame cottage, in Dublin. Apply
CARL BREHM, Dublin. 4528-2
HOUSE FOR SALE --FRAME 7 -ROOM
house; on East William St.: oil fur-
nace, three-piece 'bathroom, insulated, full
basement. HAROLD JACKSON. Sea -
forth. 4529-3
TIOR SALE—TWO-STOREY HOUSE ON
George St.: seven rooms, good base-
ment; furnace; bathroom; large lot. Reas-
onably prieed for early sale. Box 365,
HURON EXPOSITOR. 4529-1
FOR SALE—ON NO. 4 HIGHWAY,
modern two-bedroom brick cottage;
oil heated. Property includes 3 acres of
land. small barn and garage. Phone 689 WANTED — A SMALL FURNISHED FOR SALE -- REGISTERED SHORT -
r 2, Hensel). GEORGE E. WALKER apartment, heated; prefer a frame horn bull. Oakbrook Ransom, 4 years
_ old : (Robert W. Campbell breed). PETER
Hensall, 452.8x2 building. Apply Box 383, HTJRON EX
. FOSITOR. 4529e1 J. HICKNELL, R.R. 5, Seaforth. Phone
Dublin 64 r 11. 4.52.9x1
For Rent
1.4".OR RENT --COMFORTABLE 5-12005I
heated apartment, with garage.
PHONE 249-W. 4529-1
TO RENT—MODERN UNFURNISHED
\treated ape rtment : centrally located in
Clin tun. Phone A. LOBB, 691-11,(lin-
ton. 4125-1
T_TOUSE FOR RENT — THTLEE BED -
„room furnished ; in Egmendville. Box
375, HURON EXPOSITOR.
4528x2
FOR RENT—DOWNSTAIRS FURNISH -
ed apartment ; heated: three -niece
bathroom; kitehen ; large living -dining
room, lyedrootn. Box 376, HURON EX-
POSITOR, 452852
FOR RENT
pi VE -ROOM COTTAGE WITH BASE-
' men t ; nice lawn and garden : furnish-
ed with three-piece bath, hot and cold
water on tap : heavy duty wiring ; new
)inoleum& and oil beaters. This house is
nicely decorated inside and out, and situ-
ated on new Highway No, 8, between
Clinton and Seaforth.
We desire high class tenants with small
family, or would make an ideal home for
retired couple. Available November 15.
SEE
Jonathan Hugill
Phone 667 r 13. Seaforth
or 616 r 13, Clinton
4529-tf
Wanted
Personals
TTYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER
Goods), mailed Postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price list. 6 samples 25c;
24 tramples $1.00. 81.ail-Order Dept. T-73.
N0VA-RUB13ER CO., Box 91, Hamilton.
es US HANDS 1 WIVES! WANT PEP,
V1114 ? Try Ostree. Tonic Tableta for
new vitality. today. "Get -acquainted”
size only 60e, An druggists.
For Sale
FOR SALE— BE ArrY WASHING MA -
c Pi tie . priced $20. Apply box 382,
P. U RON EXPOSITOR, 4529x1
I LTER . QUEEN V ACU UM CLEANER,
,teellent condition : all attachments.
PHONE 162-W, Seaforth, 4529x1
JACK I'A HER,' OP HENSALL, HAS
feed turnins for sale at $5.00 a ton.
Phone Hensall 685 r ee. 4529-1
pOR SALE -80 PULLETS, RED X SUS-
' sex, six months. S'TAN III LLEN,
648 r 2. Seaforth. 4559-1
FOR SALE—BUDGIES AND CANAR-
ies; Hartz Mountain Food. ete. ERIC
M I LNER FLOWERS, Seaforth, 393.
4.529-tf
POR SALE-- 15 GOOD YOUNG YORK
pigs. JACK McIVER, St, Columban.
Phone Dublin 22 r 21. 4529x1
FOR SALE—BOY'S SKATES, SIZE 9.
Apply BOB RhlITIL Phone 244-W.
4529-1
FOR SALE-- BOY'S BOMBER JACKET,
brown satin, fud collar ; fits 10-12
years : 55.75. MRS. WM. DOLMAGE,
855 r 32. 4529x1
poR SALE --DRESSED CAPONS, TO
be delivered the 6th of November.
Apply WILLIAM DOLMAGE. Phone 850
r 32, Seaforth. 4529x2
VOR SALE -10 CHOICE YOUNG PIGS,
seven weeks old. GORDON REY-
NOLDS. Phone 667 r 24. Seaforth,
4529-1
FOR SALE --SMALL SIZE OIL BURN-
er ; pair women's white Bauer skates,
size 6. PHONE 649 r 13.
4529x1
port SALE -THREE NURSE'S APRONS,
five n tirse's uniforms, in good condi-
tion. Will sell cheap. Phone 64-11 after
o'cloc.k. Saturdays at . JIM RILEY'S.
North 'elain St. 4529x1
'Notices WOMAN WISHES TO TAKE IN WASH -
'FOR SALE--3-BURNER COAL OIL
ine and ironing, Apply MRS. JOE
stove with oven: will sell cheap;
TRAVAGLIANO, Ord St., Seaforth.
-RADIO REPAIRS—FOR ALL am:* 459-1 small space heater : 2 45 -gallon drums,
i
of radios, at TERRY'S RADIO RE -
v
one filled; a pump and I 5-allon ran;
PAIR, opposite Dick House, Seaforth, BOARDERS WANTED—ALL CONVEN- • all for 545.60. PHONE 383. Seaforth.
Phone 347-11. iences. Aoply MRS. NOBLE Mc-
. 'MR
4525-d CALLUM, Seaforth, Phone 187-13.SALE—QUANTITY OF 2// x 4/4-
4529x2 scantling 3 tongue -and -groove doors.
4/ x also windows and set of cellar
QTENOGRAPHER WITH POUR YEARS' steps. Aeedy JAMES ELLIOTT, Chalk
experience desires full or part-time St Phone 249-W, 4529-1
work. Apply Box 379, HURON EXPOSI-
TOR. 4529x1
1019APERHANGING. PAINTING (BRUSH
or Spray) ; exterior or interior decor-
ating. See our 1955 wallpaper designs.
DOUG DALTON. Phone Brussels 48 r 9,
or Seaforth 481-3. 4528x2
QANTTARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL—SEP-
tic tanks and cesspools, etc., pumped
and cleaned with modern equipment.
Prompt service. LOUIS BLA.KE. Phone
42 r 6, Brussels, Ont. 4527x6
pOARDERS WAN1 —ONE OR TWO,
sharing Warm. modern home. Box
381, HURON EXPOSITOR.
4529-1
WOMAN COMPANION WANTED TO
CUSTOM SEED CLEANING — ALL " live 'With lady in Seaforth. Free
kinds of seeds cleaned --clover,' time_ accorrumodation in exchange for comPan-
thy, etc'. LOUIS LECHNER, two blocks ionshiP• Box 373 HURON EXPOSITOR.
west of Creamery. Phone 298, Seaforth. 4529x1
4529x1 FOR SALE -2 WINE COLORED WIN -
LOGS WANTED—STANDING TIMBER, ter coats, girls' site 5.97 and $6 •
-port SALE -2 PUREBREIrTAMWORTH
boars, ready for service. from show
stock. Priced to sell. Apply FRANCIS
COLEMAN, Jr. Phone 838 r 22. Sea -
forth. 4529x1
FOR SA.LE—PINK FUR TRIM SNOW
suit. size 1 : brown three-piece snow
suit, size 5: a brown form -fitting lady's
coat, size 18. MRS, E. ALBRECHT, Sea -
forth. Phone 71-11. 4529-1
VOTICE — PAINTING, PAPERHANG-
ing : interior and exterior decorating.
See our 1954 wallpaper designs. WAL-
TER. PRATT, Seaforth. Phone 48 r 9,
Brussels,
4525-tf
A TTENTION, FARMERS I — PROMPT.
coerteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animals, C511 collect, ED.
ANDREWS. 851 r 11 Seaforth, or 235
Exeter. Associated with' Darling & Co
Carrada Ltd.
4525-tf
VIOLIN, VIOLA, CELLO. TFIEORY IN-
' eteuctions in Seaforth by EDWARD
OSCAPELLA, A.R.C.T.. Refer T. Instru-
ments for rept if desired. For informa-
lon, write or phone 5627R, 74 Nile St,
Stratford, 4529x1
ATTENTION, FARMERS! — MerILLOP
Fire Insurance: Western Farmers'
Wind Insurance, Ontario Automobile As -
sec. (0.A. A.), Hospitalization Insurance
Accident and Sicknesa Insurance. and
North American Life Insurance. Ccr.sult
ERIC H. MUNROE, Seaforth,
4525 -t -f
ACCOMMODATION REQUT.RED FOR
Air Force personnel stationed at Clin-;
ton. If you have a house, apartment,
furnished or unfurnished, to rent. please,
rail STATION HOUSING OFFICE at
Clinton, en; local 252.
FREE SERVICE
To Farmers
hard and soft maple, basswood and
elm, per thousand or bush lots. Apply
KENNETH VERNON, 11.11 4, Theiford.
Phone Sylvan 13 r 32. 4528x2
girl's white skates, size 3 54 ; boy's black
skates, size 13, 83;' small range, 515. Ap-
ply Box 381, HURON EXPOSITOR.
4529x1
, re.,ET YOUR SEWAGE WORK DONE FOR SALE—BEDROOM SUITE; GREEN
chest.. rfield suite : 2 lamps : end table;
now, Only $2 per foot on contract
1 asis. All work guaranteed Contact
, coffee table; hostess chair: chrome kitchen
b
50 r 33. Seaforth. suite. All less than one yea r old, Ap-
4.525-tf Ply Box 380, FruttoN EXPOSITOR,
4529-1
WANTED --OLD HORSES, 3 CENTS
ner pound; dead cattle and horses
at value. Important to phone at once,
day or nieht. GILI3ERT BROS.' MINK
RANCH. Goderich. Phone collect, 936 r
32, or 936 r 21.
4525-tf
AN'TED TO RENT — HOUSE AND
bare with Hydro, in Seaforth, Mit-
chell or Walton locality, where some live -
steel: could be kept, and where my wife
and I could get work with the proprietor
or sometme nearby to pay for rent. We
nres middleaged couple. We would also
talte an old age pensioner: must be of
ttood 'character and abstainer, male pre-
ferred. We can furnish best of refer-
encees. Amply to Bog 378, RUR.ON EX-
POSITOR. 4528-2
Farms For Sale
Q LABS FOR SALE—HARDWOOD, $10
Per load. aPproximately 2 cords: mix-
ed wood. $s per load, approximately 2
cords. Prompt delivery FRED J.
BUDIE, Phone Clinton 362.
4523x8
VOR SALE— PAIR BOY'S SKATES,
size" 4: pair girl's white skates. size
11, both in good condition. Would buy
, boy's size 51,7 180 6 and girl's figere skates,
size 12. PHONE 124.
4029x1
pot/ SALE --.2 PURE BRED YORK
rs, 10 months and 7 months of
sce; siso 11 ch. n ks pigs, weaned one
month. and a Provon Hereford hull. 3
vea rs old. ROBERT TvicMT LLAN, RR.
2. Sesforth. Phone 844 r 4.
41529x1
; FOR SALE -1941 DODGE 3.I1 XURY
ir mod motor, body. tireS
ti with radio and son visor : $175.00.
FARM FOR SALF.—-----------53,,,, sno sees, Red pullets. starting to
; miles west of Dublin: ' ; •
I near No. 8 Highway, in 114cKillop Town -
1' Dublin, Phone 47 r 3. Dublin.
; :hip. LEO RYAN. Phone Dublin 37 r 4A294C1
4528-2
FOR SALE- HARDWOOD GATE-LEG
4525-tf plowed 3,v lay GEORGE SM A I.E. RR, No,
nOM'T WASTE MONEY ON MINER -
819 your land doee not need. We will.
without charge to you, take samples of
the earth in your fields and have them
analyzed.
CALL
Topnotch Feeds Limited
PHONE 15 or 876
4484-4d
COURT OF REVISION
Township of McKillop
THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP
of McKillop will meet as a Court of'
Revision on the assessment roll of 1954-50. I
at Carnegie Hall, Seaforth, on Monday,
November I, at 10 a.m.
Parties interesterl should govern them-
selves accordingly.
.1. M. ECKERT.
Clerk, MeKillop,
4528-2
COURT OF REVISION
Township of Tuckersmith
riOURT OF RN EVISIOON THE
. 195e
Assessment‘Roll. Township of Tuck-
ersmith, will he held ih the Town Han,
Seaforth, on Tuesday, November 2nd, 1964.
at 2 Tim.
Interested 'Parties ullould irevern
selves accordingly.
r. P. CHESNEY.
C)erk.
them-,
45284
NOTICE
Township Of Hullett
Tim COVNen olr TYLTO l'OVireffeittPf
a of Ittillett WM hold * 01809 of Res
visionstor the henries of, *instals against
the 1955 rehatessineit lielf In the &se.
etittnie$ Balt Ltaideahores 148 Stab rom.,
Itoodevo lemonleel. 1954.
O150. W. COWAN,
4829.9
,
ta 1- le1 chairs in rich golden wheat
FOR SALE—LOT 10. CONCESSION 14.
McKillop Township. 8714 acres good
workable soil : well drained ; 25 acres fall
Mowed, rest hay and pasture. All good
hnildings with never -failing water sup -
171p; all cement stabling and litter carrier
n barn. Good brick house with bath-
room, cold and hot water throughout; also
water softener. Good henhouse; steel
shed: double -car garage. Hydro through-
out all buildings. Price 512,000. Terms
can be arranged. Apply to MRS. MABEL
McNTCHOL (10e -J, Seaforth), or JACK
BOSM AN, Walton. Ont. (843 r 5, 'Sen -
forth). 4528x2
Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of JAMES E. LOVE
A LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
"“- age inst the Estate of James E. Lotte,
te of the Township or Tuekersmith, in
Ib,' County of Huron. Farmer. deceased,
who died on the 2Ist day of July, 1054,
re hereby notified to send in full par-
ticulars of their claims to the unclersian-
on or before the 5th day of Nevem-
her. 1904, efter which date the assets will
be distributed, having regard only to
clnirns then received.
DATED at Seaforth, this 801 day of
October, 1954.
ar,
McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Estate.
45274
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of MARGARET M. WHITE
LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of Margaret M.
White, late of the Town of Seaforth, in
the County of Huron, Widow, deceased,
who died on the 24th day of September,
1954, are hereby notified to send in full
particulars of their Claims to the under-
signed on or before the 5th day of No-
vember, 1064, after mbieli date the assets
will be distributed, having regard only to
claims then received,
nielsEn at Seaforth, this I2451 dos
October, 1954.
McCONNIIILL & RAYS,
Senforth, Ontario,
• Solids:ire for the Estee:abr.
4607.6
of
fin ish : dark oak writing desk high red
eel k itch. n stool with back ; 2 kitchen
cha irs tittle and chair, Anply
,Itove THIRLIN CREAMERY. or phone
Dublin 68 r 2. 1529.1
FOR SALE
, PLOWING MATCH DEMONSTRATOR
New 24x40
Bell Imperial Thresher
S tibstan dal 'lisrount for immediate sale.
We a re also taking orders on New
Ma chin es for delivery next yea r. at a
,educed nriee•
Robert Bell Industries
Limited
SF.AFORTIL ONTARIO
Cards of Thanks
RS. WILLIAM MORRIS AND FAM-
ile wish to thank neighbors. friends
s54 rol nth es for the NI ass Cards, floral
tri butes, sympathy end help received dor-
in,t their recent heron vement 'Special
thanks to Father Weber. Dr. Stapleton
1111i Dr. Mon n. 4520x1
Births
F»I3C1TARMH- At Scott Memorial Hospi-
153, on October 27, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo,
Dueharme, Dublin, a daughter.
MAR0{5-1Mr. and Mrs. Ne/son Marks,
Walton, are pleased to announce the
a rri ea I of their chosen daughter. Sharon
Lynn : born August 29. 1954.
541K AY Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKee,
ippen announce the birth of n son 078
October 28, 1954, at Clinton Public
Hoepital.
VIE,LANSON—At Greenwood. Nova Scotia.
on October 20. to FM). and Mrs. L. B.
Melanson (nee Jacqueline Halikirk),
daughter Leann
"Did you change the tvater in.
the fish bowl?"
"No, I didn't have to."
"Why not?"
"Because they hadn't even be-
gun to drink what they had,"
s,
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF -
feet*, in the Village of Hensan. on
Saturday, October 50, at 1 pen.: ('lare-
Jewel cook stove (like new); Coleman oil
burner (like new) ; electric washing ma-
chine ; refrigerator round table; kitehen
table and chairs bookcase and writing
desk combined; dresaera ; hall seat' odd
chairs: 2 bevelled glass mirrors ; 1 metal
bed; beda ; kitchen cabinet; cupboards
card tables pictures rugs: desks; silver-
ware: lamps : toilet setts: kitchen utensils,
and other articles too numerous to men-
tion. BERTHA BELL ESTATE; R. G.
Tait, Executor; P. L. McNaughton, Clerk;
Ed. Corbett, Auctioneer, 4529-1
OLEAR/NG AUCTION SALE OF' FULLY
Ace redited Registered Polled Angus
Cattle, Pigs, Horses and Farm Machinery,
at Lot 18, Concession 0, Morris Tow -n -
ship, lie north and 3 miles west of
Brussels. on Tuesday November 2nd. at'
12:30 p.m.: HORSES -2 Clyde veld-
ings, 1500 lbs.: 1 Clyde mare, 9 years
old. HARNESS— Set of hack band ha
ness ; number of horse collars. PIGS -
8 pigs. 100 lbs.; 12 pigs 8 weeks old: 1
Yorkshire sow. rebred. CATTLE—I Dur-
ham cow due time of sale: 2 Durham
rows due in March; 1 blue cow due in
March: 1 black oow due in March; 4
Pelted Angus steers 700 lbs. • 2 grade
Angus heifers. 700 tbs., 7 grade Angus
spring and winter calves. POULTRY --
175 Barred Rod< pullets. 7 months old,
Bray breed. MACHINERY -7 -ft. M. -H.
binder; • 13 -disc M. -H, fertilizer drill: M. -
H manure spreader (like new) : push bar
hay loader, 2 years old: Frost & Wood
mower (good1; Minneapolis side rake
(new); spring tooth cultivator; diamond
harrows; 3 -drum steel roller; walking
plow; riding plow; rubber tired wagon;
16 -ft. flat rack (new) ; fanning mill; set
farm sleighs; buggy: cutter ; 1,000 -lb.
scales; cream separator: wagon box ; tur-
nip drill; forks, chains, whiffletrees and
other articles; 20 cedar posts. HAY and
GRAIN -40 tons of mix&I hay; 2000.
bushels of mixed grain. HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS— Quantity ef household effects.
REGISTER. ED POLLED ANGUS CAT-
TLE,—Herd Sire: Born in 1950, bred by
S. Middleton. Clinton; dam. Lucy Long.
Patsy Wauch of Beaver Hills 2n8; Sire,
Plackcap Bandolier, Enfileen's E r i c.,
COWS—Quern of Maydown, 3 years old:
Dam, GI engo re Queen 43rd. Glengore
HORS 7th Sire. Spring -field Laddie .2m-1,
Glengore Duke: due to freshen Feb. Le.
Esther of Maydown. 3 years old: Dans.
Glengore Queen 52nd, Glengore Queen
30th; Sire. Springfield Laddie 2nd, Glen -
gore Bandolier 2nd : bull calf 10 months
old at foot, and rebred. Pegg of May -
down. 4 years old: Dam, Glengore Queen
60th, Glengore Queen 52n4: Sire, Spring-
field Laddie 2nd, Revolution of Don }lead;
heifer calf at foot 9 months old, re -bred.
Jaunty of Maydown. 3 years old: Dam,
Jaunty of Binbrook 2rd. Jaunty of Aber -
lour 8th; Sire. Springfield Laddie 2nd,
Ebonezeer of Anoka ard ; bull calf at foot
10 months old, retired. Helen of May -
down 2nd, :3 years: Dam, Pride of St.
Helens 67th. Pride of St. Helens llth:
Sire, Springfield Laddie 2n4, Bandolier of
Anoka 2011, ; due Januorv 1st. Princess
of Maydown Dam. Maud of Maydown,
Glengore Queen 43rd, Sire, Lakeview Ban-
dolier Lily's Prince, Sprinefield Laddie
2n4 ; bull calf at foot. 7 months old ; re -
bred. 'Maud. of IVIaydown: Dam. Glengore
Queen 443rd, Glengore Floss 7th: Sire,
Springfield Laddie 2nd, Glengore Duke;
bull calf at foot 7 months old, rebred.
Glengere Queen 02nd, bred by G. ,Da-ais
& Sons. Erin. Ont.: Dam, Glengore Queen
308h, Glengore Queen 23rd; Sire, Glen -
gore Bandolier 2nd. Pawnee Larkin 5th;
heifer calf at foot, 0 months old: rebred;
10 years old. Pride of St. Helens 67th,
bred by F. G. Todd & Sons. Lucicnow,
Ont., 7 years old : Dam, Pride of St. Hel-
ens Ilth, Pride T. of St. Helens 2n4; Sire,
Bandolier of Anoka 25th. Pride Lad of St.
Helens 3rd: bull calf at foot 8 months old,
rebred. Lady Bandolier of Glen Robbie.
6 years old: Dam, Royal Lady of Baralee
2n4, Glen Ross Royal Lady 8th; Sire,
Blackcap of Elm Grove 16th, Bandolier of
Anoka 10th; re -bred. Maud of Maydown
2nd, 4 years old: Darn, Glengore Queen
52n4, Glengore Queen 30th ; Sire, Spring-
field Laddie 2n4, Glengore Bandolier 2nd ;
heifer calf at foot, 8 months old; re -
bred. Helen of Maydown. 4 years old, Pc -
bred: Dam, Pride of St. Helens 67th,
Pride of St. Helens lith: Sire. Springfield
Laddie 2nd, Bandolier of Anoka 25th,
ELLIS. Proprietor; Harold Jackson, Auc-
tioneer ; Robert Johnston, Clerk.
CALF....Helen of III nydown Ord, 005gear;Ad: Dern. Pride of St. Helens; Sire,
yucy's Bandolier. Terms --Cash. THOMAS
L.O.B.A. Euchre
A successful euchre was held in
the L.O.B.A. Hall Monday night of
last week, when 14 tables were in
play. Proceeds of the affair were
presented to Mrs. Gertie Nichol.
Winners were: ladies. first, Mrs.
M. E. Clarke; lone hands, Mrs.
Barney Hildebrand; consolation,
Mrs. J. MeGregor; men, 2rst. Alex
Muir; Ione hands, Bob Smith; con-
solation, Clayton Steele, Blyth.
Bargains! Bargains!
Bargains!
(ars & Trucks
Two '48 Dodge
1/4 -TON PANELS
completely reconditioned, and
excellent bodies and tires.
For Quick Sale
$5,7,5,00
'48 Chev.
SEDAN DELIVERY
Excellent motor and body; good
tires. Ideal for painters or
delivery.
Only $575,50
'49
FORD COACH
Perfect rendition; 90 -day War-
ranty; radio and heater; ex-
cellent tires. Two-tone and
sun visor.
A Real Buy 3:775.00
'48 Pontiac
DELUXE SEDAN
Like-ne'w condition: new tires'
and excellent motor; radio.
°DIY $675.00
Call Collect 2 - 1147
JACK RICE
LONDON - ONTARIO
Hensall News of the Week
Miss Betty Miekle, who is at-
tending University of Western On-
tario, London, spent Sunday with
her family.
Mrs. Harry Stewart, Seatorth,
and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cox and
Derry, Toronto, were Sunday call-
ers with Mr. and Mrs. L. Miokle
and family.
The regular executive meeting of
the United Church Sunday School
was held. at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Kyle Monday evening.
During the evening Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Corbett were presented with
a hammered aluminum sandwich
tray, Dave Kyle doing the honors.
Ross is secretary of the Sunday
School. A social hour was spent
and lunch served.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mickle, Don-
ald and John, of Ridgetown, visited
recently with Mr. and Mrs. Laird
Mickle and family.
The regular meeting of Amber
Rebekah Lodge 349 was held Wed-
nesday evening with N.G. Miss
Mabelle Whiteman presiding. Plans
were made to assist the I.O.O.F.
with treats for the children at
their Hallowe'en party. The next
meeting will be held on Wednes;
day, November 3, when the Assem-
bly President, Mrs. Meta Priestly,
of Toronto, will visit this lodge.
She is to be entertained at a ban-
quet at Lee's Restaurant,
Last Sunday morning Rev. Men -
ales, of Ailsa Craig, officiated in
the United Church, Hensall, The
choir anthem was "0 Lord, How
Excellent Thy Name." Mr. Men-
zies also spoke to the Chiselhurst
congregation in the afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs. IV. A. Hopkinson,
of Lions Head, and Miss Eleanor
Cook, of Toronto, spent the week-
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. N. E. Cook.
Pupils of Miss Greta Lammie
will present a program on the Kid-
dies' Studio Party on CKNX, Sat-
urday, Oct. 30, at 11:15 a.m.
IVir. and Mrs. Gordon Schwalm
have a yellow plum tree which is
bearing its second blossoms this
year. The tree was purchased from
a nursery eight years ago and this
is the only time it has blossomed
twice in one year.
Mrs, Arthur Dunlop spent the
past week with her mother, Mrs.
William Pepper.
Mr, arid Mrs. Harold Hedden and
Jimmy, of Dresden, spent the week
end with Mrs. Catherine Hedden
and Herb.
.Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jamieson,
of Goderich, visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Orr and Jimmy.
Ladies' Aid To Plan Bazaar
The regular monthly meeting Of
Carmel Presbyterian Church Lad-
ies' Aid was held in the church
Tuesday evening, Oct. 19, with 26
ladies present Mrs. W. R. Bell,
president, presided. Mrs. J. Sol-
dan's group was in charge of the
devotional part. Mrs. Gordon Troy-
er led the group in prayer.
Mrs. Rebert IVI,adge spoke on the
writings of Edna Jaques and read
from her works, "Beside Still Wa-
ters." The group repeated the
23rd Psalm and closed this part of
the meeting with the Lord'e
Prayer.
Bills were presented t o the
group for approval, .11 donation is
to he sent to the John Melton
School for (he Blind. A group con-
sisting of the executive will meet
at the home of Mrs. R. J. Cameron
October 27 to make arrangements
for the bazaar which will be held
November 27. A vote of thanks
on behalf of the group was extend-
ed to Messrs. Archie Hoggarth,
Alex McGregor and John Soldan,
by Mrs. Clarence Reid, for work
done.,in moving and 'building min -
boards and other carpentry work.
Mrs.. John Soldan's group served
luncheon.
Injured in Motor Accident
Two teenagers were admitted to
Victoria Hospital, London, Satur-
day night with serious injuries, the
result of an accident. three miles
south of Hensel] on Highway No. 4.
Mies Elaine Bell, 16, student at
South Huron District. High School,
Exeter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Bell, Kippep, suffered
chest and head injuries and dislo-
cated hip. Irvin Ford, RR. 1, Exe-
ter, suffered a fractured ankle,
face and head injuries.
The accident happened, ac-
cording to police, when a
pickup truck. driven by Mr. Ford,
went into the ditch arid struck a
tree, breeking it off at the base.
Two amhulances. Dinney of Exe-
ter, and Bonthron's of Heneall, took
the injured to hospital. Dr J. C.
Goddard ellen (led at the scene.
P.C. Cecil Gibbons, of Exeter, in-
vestigated. The truck was com-
pletely demolished.
To Hold Hallowe'en Party
A Hallowe'en party for the chil-
ren of Ifensall and community
will be held in the Town Hall Sat -
Huron Children
Hold Rally Here
The children's groups of Huron
Presbyterial held a very successful
rally in F'irst Presbyterian Churoh,
Seaforth. Saturday afternoon, One
hundred and two children and 15
adults were present. from Auburn,
'Clinton, Exeter, Gorieeich and Sea -
forth, The Hensall Band was un-
avoidably absent.
The secretary', Mrs. .Tames
Scott, presided, and Mrs. D. Glenn
Cam.pbell gave the welcome and
missionary story. The worship per-
iod was conducted by the Girls' Ex-
plorer Group of Seafort.h, followed_
by an interesting program of action
songs, in.strumentals and 'skits.
Auburn dispia.yeirl an autograph
quilt snd Mrs. Cie ytoe Edw fled , of
Goderieh, showed a ianicpie 'collec-
tion of dressed dolls, which had
been sent from India by -Miss Ida
White, a. missionary there. A film,
"The :Lost Sheep," was then pres-
ented.
Mrs. D. J. Lane moved a vote of
thanks to all taking part, and a
social period followed,
urday, October 30, at 8 spon-
sored by LO.O.F. and Amber Re-
bekah Lodges. Films will be Pre-
sented, in charge of the Kinsmen
Costume prizes will be awarded,
and treats given.
Hensall WMS Hears
Clinton Speaker
Mrs. J. D. Lane, of St. Asa Irew's
Presbyterian Church, Clinton, was
guest speaker at the thankoffering
meeting of the Womens, MiSsion-
arY Society of Carmel Church, held
last Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Lane otiose to speak on "lie Shall
Have Dominion." Mrs. L. Purdy
was made the presentation of a
life membership. Mrs. Gebrge
Walker read the address and MTS.
B. Edwards made the presentation.
Mrs. James W. Bonthron rendered
a pleashag solo. Mm. S. 'Dougall
presided over the rneeting. The
devotional was conducted by Mrs.
R. Y. MacLarea. Mrs. M. Sangster
read the scripture lesson and Mrs.
Edwards offered prayer. Mrs. Mal-
colm Dolman contributed a pleas-
ing piano solo. The schoolroom
was lovely with profusions of falr
Hewers. Mrs. G. Walker and Mrs.
Ines McEwart arranged the pro-
gram. There was a good attend-
ance Lunch was served and a
social hour enjoyed.
WINCHELSEA
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Walters and
Danny and Mrs. M. Clark -e, of Far-
quhar, were Sunday evening guests
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Dayman, Kip -
pen.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Lynn and fam-
ily visited with Mr. and Mrs, H.
Skinner, of St. Pauls, on Sunday.
Mrs. Ivan Brock held an Avon
demonstration on Monday- evening.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Brock, of Zion,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
J. Bailey.
Celebrate 40th Anniversary
A surprise party was held for Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Batten, of Wincliel-
sea, at the home of their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Armstrong, of near Hensall, on
Friday evening. Relatives and
neighbors from Exeter and Win-
chelsea were present An enjoy-
able evening was spent by all
playing euchre. After lunch and
wedding cake were served, the
happy- couple of 44 years receiv
ed many useful gifts and best
wishes for more years of wedded
life.
KIF'PEN
Mr. and Mrs. Cuchnore visited on
Sunday with her ;brother and sis-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stiles, of
Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Dalrymple
and daughters, Bonnie and Betty,
have moved to ,Brueel5e1d.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Long were Sun-
day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wy-
man Sparling, &so Mrs. Minnie
Little, all of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Green and
family, of Mitchell, visited Sunday
with Mr. •Jonah Green,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wren spent
Sunday in London at the home of
their daughter and son -in -jaw, 'Mr.
and MTS. Tom Smith,
Little Lynn Gackstetter le visit-
ing a few days in Exeter with her
grandparents, Mr. and KM. "William
Horney.
Mrs. )3rightmore returned to her
bome in London after visiting her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. John Cochrane,
Mrs. Meredith and family, Of
Oshawa, were weekend visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hyde.
Wlilliam Winder returned
home after a visit with relatives
in Windsor.
New and Old -Time
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:Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallace.
Keith and 'Ken, of Carlingford, vies
ited with Mr. and MTS. John Wal-
lace and family.
Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Cockerel/
and family, of Exeter, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker and fam-
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caddlek and
family and Miss Lottie Phillips, a
Loudon, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Russell.
Frank Houghton and brother,
Leonard Houghton, of Wingham,
visited with Mrs. M. Houghton,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scott at
Russeldale.
Robert Gardiner and Mervin
Nairn have ret,urned home from
the West.
Mr. an,d Mrs. Don Swindle artd
son, Bi/lie, of London, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Miller vis-
ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew IVIcLachlan,
Mrs. Robertson visited. oti Satur-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Mills and family at St. 'Marys.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roney and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roney arid
family visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Hawes, Grand
Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gordon, Don-
na and Barry and Mr. H. Gordon
visited Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Mal-
colm on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Pepper and'
Dennis spent Sunday with Mr and
Mrs. Percy Wright and Mr. How-
ard Weight.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barker
and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barker Ads-
ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ROGER'S-MAJESTIC
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Honored lity Sunday Schaaf
During the Sunday School Nate
In St, Andrew's United Church Irene
on Sunday, ldra. HotYert Dal:MON.
Bennie and Betty were presents&
with gifts. It is with regret we ars
Parting with Mrs. Dalrymple, who
was an active teacher of the prime
ary class. Bonnie and Betty were
rouler attendants of the khtder-
garten and primary classes, an&
will also be greatly missed.
Hallowe'en Dance
Hensall Town Hall
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29
Desjardine Orchestra
Sponsored by 10.0.1?. and Amber Rebekah.
Lodges. Prizes for Ladies' and Gents:
character and -comic costumes; best dress-
ed couple. Door prize. Booth 'in Hail.
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