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Property For Sale
REMEMBER the Annual Hospital Aux- 1 -'UR SAIF: Six -roost frame dwelling
Mari( Rummage Sale in Carnegie Library on turner of George and l ha !ks Streets.
basement, Saturday, May 23. ' •uth of park. Bath. toilet downstairs,
4553-3 ilc'o:rally 6•.ated. Immediate possession. HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (Rubber Goods),
Appl) 3114s. CHARI.F-S HAGAN. Zurich. mailed postpaid in plain, sealed envelope
'r phone 2;0. %drieh. 4555-2 with price list. 6 samples 25c; 24 sam-
ples 51.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-73,
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91. Hamilton.
Help Wanted
AGGRESSIVE SALESLADY for part-
time work. Apply, stating age, experi-
ence add education, to .Box 924, HURON
EXPOSITOR. 4554-1
Agents Wanted
TO PERSONS who like selling we offer
the opportunity to ,make as much as 050
to $75 per week by way of a door to door
solicitation of 225 guaranteed products;
toilet articles; medicines; culinaries: tea
and coffee. Good vacant territories now
available. 018.00 required for sample
case.
JITO: 5130' St. Hubert Street
Montreal
4554-4
Personals
DANCING IS ENJOYED by everyone
at the Crystal Palace, Mitchell. every Fri-
day night. Music furnished by Clarence
Petrie and the Night Hawks.
4551-13
DANCE EVERY Wednesday to Earl
Heywood and CKNX Barn Dance Gang.
9:30 to 12:30. Saturday nights. Herb.
Petrie'a orchestra, 50c -75c. MANTLE'S,
NTLE'S '
A
WAGON WHEEL, Market Place, Strat-
ford 4552-tf
Lost and Found
LOST/ OR STRAYED. or taken by er-
ror, a grey topcoat from the Community -
Centre following the Lions -Chamber of
Cream roe dinner. Box 426, HURON EX-
POSITOR. - 15.53.1
FOR SALE General store in thriving
Huruy County sill:.ge on busy Provincial
Highway. Store includes active meat.
grocery, hardware and dry goods depart-
ment, and equipment is modern and new.
Long lease. Living accommodation a+ail-
able. Apply in writing to Box 431,
HURON EXPOSITOR, 35-2
•
For Rent
FOR RENT --Self-contained apartment,
heated. four -piece bath, modern kitchen.
Box 426, HURON EXPOSITOR.
4554x2
FOR RENT ---House on George Street,
one block from Public Library. apply
A. W. SILLERY, Solicitor. Seaforth.
4555-2
Wanted FOR RENT -Good grass and water
h `or about 25 head of cattle: also 6 -room
house with Hydro, located 4t_. miles
WANTED TO RENT-- A small house, northeast of Clinton. Contact ROSS
Box 430, HURON EXPOSITOR. MANN, N•ingharq,,,pnt. Phone 734-J-3.
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4.555x1 455433
PASTURE WANTED for five head of
yearling steers. PHONE DUBLIN 20 r
10. 455552
For Sale
WANTED TO RENT -A house in Sea- FOR SALE --Refrigerator, one year old.
forth or immediate district, in the Public Like new. PHONE 442. 4454x2
School Area if possible. Apply to Box FOR SALE -Safe. size 41x30x26, • See
429, HURON EXPOSITOR.
455531 it at SMITH'S SHOE STORE.
4555x1
WANTED -Dead or disabled farm ani- , FOR SALE ---Used +acuunt cieaners.
mals. Removed promptly and efficiently Apply ItOX FURNITURE.
in clean sanitary trucks. Phone collect, 455.5-1
Wm. Sproat, Seaforth. 655 r ' WIL-
LIAM STONE SONS, LIMITED, Ingersoll, FOR SALE --•Four 700-17 tires: 2 tubes.
Ontario. 4553-10 , Apply SEAFORTH SHOES LTD.
13:5-1
WANTED—LETTERS F'OR SALE Timothy and erebardurass
Mewl. JOHN THOMPSON. Phone F:3.. r
'31. Seaforth.' 4355-3
200 letters wanted immediately. Have
10 -day FREE,,trial offer for you. This is FOR SALE. -Certified foundation seed
the first time an opportunity like this has , potatoes. $5.50. BORDEN BROWN. Con -
been offered here. Citizens' BEAUTIFY 1 stance. - 4555x1
and IDENTLFY your home or apartment I
with a PERSONALIZED NAME PLATE., FOR SALE- -GUINEA PIGS. Apply
This name plate would be IDEAL for ; to BARRY FLEMING, Seaforth. Phone
OLD HOME WEEK. Don't delay. act at ' 1'S5 -H'. 4552x2
once It is your move. Write NOW for
free descriptive folder, There is a very I FOR SALE -500 hales tirpothy and
SPECIAL OFFER waiting for you. It is alfalfa hay. STANLEY JACKSON,
limited as there are only 200 descriptive 653 r 5. Seaforth. 453.5x1
cards left. Sit down right NOW and
write for FREE FOLDER to
LEO HAGAN
Box 72. Seaforth. Ont.
Notices
FOR SALE -10 pigs. nine weeks old.
Apply to JOSEPH NOLAN, St. Colutn-
ban 4555x1
FOR SALE -Galvanized bath tub, in
good condition. PHONE. 370-W or 370-J.
4554-2
FOR SALE -400 choice White Rock
Pullets, four months old. APPly BADEN
DRIVING -Clinton to Toronto Sunday POWELL, Seaforth. 455432
night; returning Friday night; weekly.
PHONE CLINTON 4755. 4555-1 FOR SALE --A u -ed Beatty electric
washer. in good condition. PHONE 345,
WILL TAI., CARE of elderly lady or Seaforth- 4554-2
¢entlernan. �"PROVE 44-W, Seaforth.
4555-tf FOR SALE -Quantity used lumber sid-
ing, etc. FRANK KLING. Phone 19.
Seaforth. 4554-2
PLANTS FOR SALE -- Tomato, cauli-
flower cabbage. red cabbage. strawberry.
B. PURCELL, Market Street.
455532
FOR SALE --Budgies and Canaries:
Hartz Mountain Food, etc. ERIC
MILNER.FLOWERS, Seaforth, 393.
45551-tf
THE LADIES' Legion Auxiliary wish
to cater to dinners, weddings, parties and
banquets. PHONE 969 r 3.
4555-4
GET YOUR sewage work done 'now.
Only 82 Der foot on contract basis. All
work guaranteed. Contact 850 r 33, Sea -
forth.
45551-tf
COMPLETE LINE of Nursery Stock
Bogle Nursery Company. Order now for
Spring delivery. KEN POWELL, Re-
presentative. Seaforth. 4539-12
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for old.
. aick and disabled horses and cattle. Ani -
male bled out. Telephone LEROY
A('-t:ESON, Atwood 153, collect.
4541-15
NOTICE --Sanitary sewage disposal,
septic tanks and cesspools, etc., pumped
and cleaned with modern equipment.
Prompt service. LOUIS BLAKE. Phone
42 r 6, Brussels, Ont. 4549312
RADIO REPAIRS -For all kinds of
radios, at TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR,
oppoefte Dick House, Seaforth. Pbone
847.R.
45551-tf
FOR SALE -Some young piasl ready to
wean. W. MONTGOMERY. R.R. 4, Wal-
ton. Phone 834 r 4.
4555-1
FOR SALE -Late 'model truck. with
hydraulic hoist and business. Apply to
Box 428, HURON EXPOSITOR.
4555x1
FOR SALE -Used coffee table: 2 end
tables: Lamp table. 'matching walnut. Ex-
cellent condition- For sale in a group or
separately. Apply ROSS HAMILTON.
- "t 455551
FOR SALE--5-piece chrome kitchen
suite, arborite 'top. leather covered chairs;
perfect condition. Apply to R. J.
DRYSDALE, Hensall. Phone 11.
4555-1
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED -Have
your lawn mower sharpened or repaired
now. W111 call for and deliver. JOHN
MaeLEAN, Egmondville. Phone 649 r 3,
Seaforth. 4554-8
COMPLETE LAUNDETERIA in Sea -
forth and district and Dry Cleaning Ser-
vice. Phone 393. ERIC MILNER
FLOWERS, Seaforth, agent for Brady
Cleaners & Laundeteria Ltd., Exeter,
45551-tf
PAPERHANGING, PAINTING (brush
or Spray) : exterior or interior decor-
ating. See our 1955 wallpaper designs.
Apply WALTER PRATT and DOUG.
DALTON, Railway St.
45551-0
iTTENTION, FARMERS! - Prompt.
courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animals and hides. Call
collect, ED. ANDREWS, 851 r 11, Sea -
forth, or 235, Exeter- Associated with
Darling & Co., of Canada Ltd.
• 45551-tfl
CALL SEAFORTH Concrete Products
for contracting. Any kind of repair
work, new building,. barn repair», cement
floors (plain or soloredl. Ask us for esti-1
mates. Phone or write SEAFORTH CON- )
CRETE PRODUCTS. Phone 740, Sea- .
forth. After 6 p.m., Phone 22. I
4552-4tf Is.
FOR GENERAL Contracting and Re- I v
Bain Work, contact Seaforth Concrete Pro- 1S
ducts, Seaforth. We do any kind of re-
pair work, erect new buildings, remodel
and repair Karns, concrete work of all
kinds, plain or colored. Ask us for an t
estimate. There is no obligation. SEA- i
FORTH CONCRETE PRODUCTS. Phone c
740, or after 6 p.m. Phone 22, Seaforth, n
Ont. 4553-10 e
f
FOR SALE --A small baby crib; 65
cedar posts: 2 kitchen cupboards; 1 ex-
tension table; 1 rocking chair; 1 ice box.
Apply to MRS. ARTHUR LITTLE, next
to the Community Centre. 4565x1
FOR SALE ---2 Registered Hereford bulla
18 months old. Britisher and Tozatone
strain. Apply IVA.N FORSYTH, R.R. 2,
Kippen, or phone 653 r 22. Seaforth.
4555-1
FOR SALE -Hardwood tops: also a 40-
acre farm. Lot 23, Boundary Grey and
McKillop, east of Walton, Apply JAMES
STEVENSON, Brussels. Phone 60 r 4,
Brussels. 4,#1.33x4
FOR SALE --A quantity of good cedar
posts direct from the swamp to your
fame. Heavy barb wire, 98.95, Order
now. BORDEN 'RRFOWN, Kinburn.
Phone 841 r 2, Seaforth.
4548-I1
MILKERS FOR SALE -More farmers
are switching to Surge Milkers each
month. Contact L0 ,ELL H. McGUIRE,
Wingham. Phone 593. New and used
machines. We specialize in good cow
milking. 4547x17
GROCERY, BUTCHER Supplies, Res-
taurant Equipment; cash register; type-
writers, adding machines, meat slicers,
rinders, scales. Giobe Strimpson equip-
ment. Exact Weight industrial scales. Ser -
ice to all makes. HORTON SALES &
ERVICE. 339 Wellington St., London.
Phone 3-3401, 4546x10
FOR SALE ---20 heavy chunks; 2 rubber
Ire(' wagons: 3 small house dogs: 2 Crit-
ics, good rattly dogs. Chain saw and cir-
viar saw available for custom work at
ny time Also pick up ashen or cane as
ontract by year, to pick up once a
week. J. R. BURNS. Phone 69-12. Sea-
orth. 455
WATERLOO
CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulla Are Used"
Artificial Insemination service for all
breeds of cattle. for service or informa-
tion, Phone CLINT42 comet.,
.'fwbe-
ee1t 7 :33t antdi I r�tR ' week days
arid 7:30 and 9'' id 4l t°' ' ys•
4644-0
FREE SERVICE
To Farmers
DON'T WASTE money on Mineidle
ratty land doe* not need, We will, with-
iiti ellarr_e: sada, take samples Of the
Birth to 4r4yi+' fieads - and bare them an-
CAM
reeds Lirited.
P1301414 sl1 or. . thl
WALLPAPER
BARGAINS
FREE -Write for our large Catalogue
of Bargain Wallpapers-Snnworthy-Semi-
Trimmed and Washable, Priced in many
Wallpaper Stores up to 31.511 per roll,
yours for 40e• and 59c per single roll.
Free booklet, How to Hang Wallpaper, in-
cluded.
Cody's Stores Ltd.
291-7 Barton St. E., HAMILTON
Sot): "But, Dad, don't you be-
lieve two can live as cheaply as
one?"
Dad: "Sure, your mother and
I are Iiving as cheaply as you."
He: "I'm thinking of getting
married."
She: "It's a wonderful idea, If
you ask me."
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Teachers Wanted
N'AM'ED -Protestant teacher wanted
for S. S. No. 7. Hullett Township, 12
pupils. Duties to commence in Septem-
ber. Apply. stating salary. qualifications
and experience to MRS, LEONARD
SHOBBROOK, Sec.-Treas., R.R. Na 1,
Blyth. 465533
Auction Sales
ESTATE AUCTION SALE -. Auction
Sale of Property and Household Effects
in the Town of Seaforth, on Railway
Street, Wednesday. May 4th, at 1:30
p.m. PROPERTY -8 -room frame cot-
tage: Hydro. water. Immediate posses-
sion. Also full line household effects, in-
•iuding li+ins room,' dining room and
bedroom furniture; quantity carpenter
tools. garden equipment. 2 large picture
windows. other articles too numerous to
mention. .Terms: Chattels Cash. Pro-
perty -•10'; down. halanre 30 days. Sold
subject to reserve bid. ESTATE OF
LATE CHARLIE BARN ETT Harold
Jackson, Auctioneer: E. P. Chesney.
Clerk : A. W. Sillery, Solicitor.
4555-1
ESTATE AUCTION SAYE -CI
earirN2
Auction Sale of Farm. Slachinery, Grain
and Household Effects, at Lot 28. Con-
cession 1. L.R.S., 1_ mile south of Bruce -
field. on Wednesday. May 11th, at 1 p.m.,
D.S.T MACHINERY --.D.C. Case trac-
tor, fully equipped 1 like new); Massey -
Harris 7 -foot binder (new I": 9 -foot three -
drum steel roller: Deon threshing mach-
ine and drive belt (threshed 6.0 acres):
John Deere spring tooth cultivator on
rubber i new , : McCormick. -Deering culti-
packer : Rksell tractor disc : :3 -furrow
Case tractor plow : eircular saw on
•.rhe•.JS: set sloop sleighs: walking plow;
set diamond). harrows; Massey -Harris
mans r.• spreadr: Cockshutt side rake;
Massey -Harris bean scufiler and puller
cement mixer: scuitter; 32 -foot extension
ladder ,new ; sulky rake: fanning rill:
pig crate: steel posts: colony house' 10x
12: 4 shelters: electric brooder: steel
water tank; number steel barrels; forge;
Renfrew' 2.000 -Ib, scales: leg vise; dou-
ble rope wire stretchers: wheelbarrow;
Power rip saw and emery; power post
drill- wood lathe: t•_ and is H.P. motors;
Woods 3 H.P. motor; grinder, also a rol-
ler: Renfrew electric white enamel cream
separator (like newt : hay loader; hay
tedder; 2 -wheel trailer and rack; rubber
tired farm wagon; combination 16 -foot
bay rack and grain box (new); 2 bag
trucks: root pulper: quantity wood; feed
cart. GRAIN- 400 bushes oats: 50 bush-
els wheat. CATTLE ---Brindle cow fresh
with calf at foot. HOUSEHOLD EF.
FELTS -Quantity household, effects in-
cluding kitchen chairs, extension table,
modern dining room buffet, rocking
chairs, occasional chairs, Quebec heater,
bedroom furniture, dishes. forks, shovels,
garden tools, chains, other articles too
numerous to mention. Terms - Cash.
ESTATE OF LATE ALTON JOHNSTON;
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer; E. P.
Chesney, Clerk ; A. W. Sillery, Solicitor
for Estate. 4555-2
In Memoriam
WRIGHT-In .loving memory of a dear
wife and mother, Mrs. Howard Wright,
who passed away one year ago, April, 27,
1934.
Beautiful memories of one so dear,
Treasured for ever with love sincere;
Her end was sudden. her thoughts un-
known.
But she left a memory we are proud to
own.
We spent some,happy days together,
We spent some aad ones too,
But the saddest day of all, dear mother.
Was the day that we lost you.
--Sadly missed and
by her loving Husband
ever remembered
and Family,
455531
Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of ETHEL FiNNIGAN
Al) persona having claims against the
Estate of Ethel Finnigan, late of 'the
Town of Seaforth, in the County of Hur-
on. Spinster, deceasedwho died on the
20th day of March, 1955, are hereby noti-
fied to send in full particulars of their
claims to the underaigaed on or before
the 6th day of May, 1955, after which
date the assets will be distributed, having
regard only to claims then received.
DATED at Seaforth, this' 12th day of
April, 1955.
McCONNELL & HAYS.
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executor.
4553-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of TERESA HEFFERNAN
All persona having claims against the
estate of Teresa Heffernan, late of the
Town of Seaforth, in the County of Hur-
op. Spinster, cjecJaseil'; who died on the
10th day of February, 1956, are hereby
notified to send in full particulars of their
claims to the undersigned on or before
the 6th day of May, 1955, after which
date the assets will be distributed, hav-
ing regard only to claims ,then received.
DATED at Seaforth, this 12th day of
April; 1955.
McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Estate.
45.53-3
Seaforth
Progressive
Conservative
ORGANIZATION
MEETING --
TOWN HALL
at 8 p.m. •
Friday, April 29
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Cards of Thanks,
I WISH W thank my many friends and
neighbors who so kindly remembered me
with -cards and visits during may recent
illness in Clinton Community Hospital.
MRS. EMERSON ANDERSON.
4555-1 Kipper. Ont.
MISS DAVINA „ANDERSON wishes to
express appreciation for kindness and
sympathy extended to her during her re-
cent bereavement. Special thanks to Rev.
D. Glenn Campbell and G. A. Whitney
Funeral Home. -. 455531
I WISH to thank anyone who remem-
bered me in any way on nay 90th birth-
day. 1 appreciate it very much. Thank-
ing you again.
4555x1 MRS. J. M. GOVENLOCK
1 WISH to thank my friends for the
lovely flowers, letters and cards and fruit
while a patient in Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal. Special thanks to the nurses and Dr.
Elliott. It is ail very much appreciated.
455551 MARILN CLIFTON
MR HARRY BOLGER and the nieorx
and nephews of the late James Bolger
wish to express their appreciation of the
kindness shown them during their recent
sad bereavement. Also special thanks to
the Wingham Hospital and Dr. Stevens.
45655-1
JULENE and ELAINE KEYS wish to
express their sincereappreciation for all
kindness shown during their recent i11-
nees. Special thanks to nurses and staff
of Clinton Public and Scott Memorial
Hospitals: Dra. P. L. Brady and E. A.
McMaster, also Hensall Rebekah Lodge,
and all those who remembered us •.with
letters, cards and treats. 4665-1
Births
BLANEY-At Simcoe, on April 22, to
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blaney, a daugh-
ter.
FINLEY-In the General Hospital, Ham-
itton, on April 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Finley i nee Marie Redden), a son.
Total of 16 great'-goandchildren for Mrs_
Catherine Hedden. of Hensall.
REDDEN - In the General Hospital,
Grimsby, on Saturday. April 29, 1955
to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Redden, a son
-Brian Craig.
NOLAN--At Scott Memorial Hospital. on
April22 to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Nol-
an, - Mchiliop, a son.
RIDDELL-In South Waterloo Memorial
Hospital,
p Galt. un
Sunday. April
24
to Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne
Riddell (nee
Geraldine Marartney, a son.
WEY-At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
April 22, to Mr. and Mrs- Campbell
Wey. a daughter.
.Deaths
LAMONT- In Seaforth, on Friday, April
22, Archibald Neil Lamont, in his 77th
year.
O'ROURKE-!n London, on Friday, April
2.2. William .1. O'Rourke, of Dublin, in
his Alst year.
Winthrop Y.P.U.
Plans Anniversary
Temperance Movement was the
topic given by Jim Axtmann at
the regular meeting of the Win-
throp Young People on Sunday
evening. The Young People's Pur-
pose was repeated in unison and
the roll call was answered by 36
members. The scripture lesson
was read by Earl McSpadden,
and Rev. H. E. Livingstone Jed in
prayer.
It was decided to hold a Young
People's anniversary on May 22
in Cavan Church, The benedic-
tion was repeated and recreation
was enjoyed by everyone.. Lunch
was served and the meeting dos with "Taps."
The next meeting is to be held
in Cavan Church Sunday school
room on Sunday, May 1-
- ST. COLUMBAN
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Maloney, of
Detroit, and Mr. Dennis Maloney,
Toronto, spent the weekend with
Mr, and Mrs. Peter Maloney.
Miss Marie Dalton, nurse -in-•
training at St. Mary's Hospital,
Kitchener, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Dalton.
Mr. and -Mrs. Pat Murray and
Greg, of London visited with Mr.
and Mrs. James McQuaid.
Miss Mary Margaret Malone. of
London, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
John L. Malone.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Melady
were in Londesboro for the 25th
wedding anniversary of Mrs. Mel-
ady's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flynn.
corn by J. J. Cleary, Mrs. Ron
D)mage; case of pears by Sea -
forth Co-op (Mill Division), Mrs.
Fred Slavin, Clinton; candy, photo
corners, etc., Mrs. Hilda Austin.
Simonize by Daly Motors, Bruce
Brady; milk nut .chocolate bars,
by Huron Wholesale, M. G. Reid,
Hamilton; hot water bottle, Andy
Calder; gallon motor oil, by Wal-
den & Broadfoot, Mrs. J. Cormick;
baby oil, shampoo, etc., Mrs. Don
McLean; rat killer, by Huron
Farm Feeds, Mrs. M. Doyle, Staf-
fa; floor cleaner and wax, by Hil-
debrand's Paint & Paper, Ken
Southgate; three quarts paint, by
Ball & Macaulay, Jack Scott; Staf-
ford chocolate syrup, Mrs. Earl
Papple, blue spruce tree by Wm.
H. Hart, Mrs. June Boussey; 24
lbs. all-purpose flour by Reg.
Kerslake, Mrs Geo Smith, Wal-
ton; 50 lbs. sugar, bought with
money donations, Mrs. Ethel Mc-
Phee; chair, by J. Boshart & Sons,
Mrs. Orren, c/o Andy Dunlop;
towels, Mrs. Foster Bennett;
towels, Mrs. A. W. Moore; Staf-
ford's chocolate syrup, Steve
Brady.
.Money donations were received
from the following: Seaforth
Clinic, Dr. F. J. Bechely, Scott's
Poultry Farm (Jas. M. Scott),
Seaforth Motors, P. D. McCon-
nell, Harold Jackson, Anson Gil-
bert, Shell Station, Wong's Grill,
Nelson Cardno, Phillips Fruit
Store, Seaforth Beauty Salon, M.
A. Reid, Orville Dale, W. E.
Southgate, A. W. Sillery, Sid Pull-
man, John Modeland, Dr. J. A.
Gorwill, Dr. M. W. Stapleton,
Ross Scott, Brucefield; Welders'
Service, London; Geo. S. Truddell,
London, and Winthrop -Stearns,
Windsor.
tsMseiencesid
ZION
Mrs. Aldon Williams visited on
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Roney.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper
visited with Mrs. Balfour and
Dalton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Broughton
visited with their daughter, Mrs.
Fergus .Lannin and Mr. Lannin
on Sunday, also visited Mrs. Paul
Corriveau in St. Joseph's Hospi-
tal. London, Sunday afternoon,
Mrk. Clayton Sheldon, Jimmie,
Glenn algid Arlene, of St. Marys,
visited It ir. and Mrs. Dalton Mal-
colm on Thursday.
Miss Gwen Britton, London,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Herb Britton.
WALTON
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gray and
family, of Stratford, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Wey.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Plank, of
Toronto, visited with Mrs. Ethel
Ennis.
Mrs. Lillian Wright, of Seaforth,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Corlett and Mrs. Martha
Corlett.
Miss Olene Dundas spent the
weekend with Miss Margie Achil-
les ill London.
Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Craig and
family visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Craig, Walkerton.
EGMONDVILLE _t --
Mr. Don McKenzie, of Grey
Township, has returned( • home
from Victoria Hospital, London,
where . he went some weeks ago to
have special treatment for a frac-
tured leg, the result of a car acci-
dent about six months ago. We
hope that he is on the way to a
permanent recovery. His wife
and baby son have been staying
with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLach-
lan during his stay in London.
Mrs. Charlotte Lindsay has re-
turned to the village after spend-
ing a few days with her friend,
Mrs. Wheatley, of Clinton,
Miss Alice Watson has returned
to her teaching duties at London
after a two-week holiday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wat-
son.
Recent visitors with Mrs, Ellen
Boyes were Mrs. Donella Boyes
and her son, Mr. Bruce Boyes, of
Pinclher Creek, Alta.
MR. MID MRS. FRANCIS RALPH CANTELON, Seaforth,
are shown as they cut their wedding cake following their recent
marriage. The bride is the former Mary Margaret G.rummett,
Seaforth, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Grummet, R.R.
2, Seaforth,
HENSALL NEWS OF THE WEEK
Here AgaIn! Time F eees* The.
tarriio
ChaniJune ] p at Hensel], Friday,
3rd. Keep this date open.
Fiddling, Square Dancing, Step-
Danek*gT the London Fr.ee Press
Trophy to the Grand Champion.—
(Advt.). 4554-2
Mrs. Constance Magnall and Mr.
Ken Magnali, of Beachvf" 1'le5 visit-
ed Slfrrttay with their cousin, 'Miss
Hattie Sutherland, a patient in
Clinton Hospital '
Mrs. Lydia Doig and Janet re-
turned home Saturday after spend-
ing the winter months with Mr.
John Doig, at Grand Rapids, Mich.
All members of the Hensall
Ground Qbservers Corps were on
duty for the feast air defence ex-
ercises. These took 'place last
Saturday and Sunday. -
W -M -S- Makes Presentation
The Women's .Missionary Socie-
ty of Chiselhars1 United Lerch
held a social gathering in the
church basement last Monday ev-
ening to honor one of their valued
members, Mrs- Fred Brock who
is leaving the "community to re-
side m Newark, N.J. Mrs. Brock
was presented with a life mbeand em-
yrerread tlhe address andsn resi-
psi-
dent Mrs. Wiliam Brintneli nsade
the presentation. Luncheon was
served.
Mrs. James W. Bonthron has re-
turned after spending the winter
months cawing in St. Peters-
burg,Mrs. T. W.. Palmer was taken
to South Heron Hospital, Exeter,
on Tuesday everting.
Last Sunday morning Rev. W.
J. Rogers chose the topic, "Learn-
ing To Live Together: ' The choir
sang the. anthem, 'Love Divine."
On Sunday morning, May 1, the
Hospital Auxiliary
AppreciatesHelp
In commenting on the success
of
the Women's s H
os its
1 Auxiliary
11
P a
ry
annual
penny sale, the president,
Mrs. H. E. Smith'expressed ap-
preciation to all who supported
the event. Particular thanks was
extended to Box Furniture store,
where the event took place; to
Frank Kling, for use, of a P.A.
system; to Johfl Hdtham, who
acted as master of ceremonies
during the draw, and to all who
donated prizes or cash.
Hensall Lodge
Initiates Members
During the regular meeting of
Amber Rebekah Lodge . 349 at
which N.G. Miss- Mabelle White-
man presided, there were two new
members initiated into member-
ship, namely, Mrs. Evelyn Flynn,
of Heiman, and Mrs. Margaret
Baird, of Bracef'i,e 'l. Mrs. Flor-
ence Kyle was chosen as a re-
presentative from this lodge to
act on the cancer committee.
An invitation was read from
I.O.O.F. Lodge 223 to attend di-
vine worship with them at the
United Church, ma atHensall, Sunday
eveningp.m., members to
meet at the Bodge rooms at 7 p.m.
The degree was carried through
under the direeron of Mrs. Jessie
Dougall, as degree captain, 'with
the officers of the lodge taking
part. Mrs. Henrietta B'rcrwn and
Mrs. Hazel McEwan 'were soloists,
and Mrs. E. Bell, aecompanist-
On behalf of the degree team, Mrs.
Dorothy Paajrker, J.P.N.G-, . pre-
sented Mrs_ Dougall with a lovely
gift. Mrs. Anne Henderson, D.D.P.
and Mrs. S. Hatskiek, 'N.G., of
Edelweiss Lodge,
Seaforth, and
several meafbe'rsswere present at
this meeting. A dainty luncheon
was served at the dose 1 the
meeting.
LO.Os r
DIVINE SERVICE
HENSALL
UNITED CHURCH
Sunday, ll May 1st
7:353 P.m. (DS.T. j
All Brethrwl, $adbekahs, visit-
ing Brethren and Rebekahs
meet at Ledge Room 7 pin.
W. JONES, N.G.
W. R. HOCICA L, R,.S.
service is at 11 o'clock- and 7:30
in the evening. Rev. W. 1. Rogers
will address the I,O.O.F. and Re-
bekah Lodges.
On Sunday, May 1, the Chisel-
hurst congregation begins its
morning service at 9:45 a.m. Sun-
day School follows the service.
Sunday morning, May 8, marks
Christian Family Day services in
Hensall and Chiselhurst United
Churches. The rites of Baptism
will be administered by Rev. W.
J. Rogers.
On Sunday morning, May 15,
the Rev. Mr. Rogers will conduct
a special dedication service in
the Hensall United Church. This
church will hold its anniversary
services on Sunday, May 29. The
morning speaker will be Mr. Sam
Fletcher, of the Fletcher Institute,
London; Rev. Laitel of Stratford,
will bring the evening message.
Remember - .
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iN ' MEMORIAM
'We mourn today the untimely passing of
ten fellow citizens who leave families and a
host of friends. The traffic accident
which took their •li-v s did not need to hap-
pen . . . They would be with us today to
enjoy the pleasure of their families and
friends if they had ''only had their motor
vehicles inspected and checked for safety.
We hope that your car is always main-
tained
aimtained in safe operating condition."
BE SANE—
Drive Down Safety Lane:
May10,1955
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0. A. A.
HURON PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE
NOMINATION MEETING
Hensall Town Hall
Thursday, May 5th, at 8:00P .m.
Speaker:
Honourable James Allan
Minister of Highways
LADIES ESPECIALLY WELCOME
GEO. GI -NN, President. J. M. DONNELLY, Secre
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