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Cawing Events
BARN DANCE—Jim Griffin's new barn,
!piles north of St. Marys, on the East
Rider Road, ,;(2 mile from Motherwell,
HaturdaY, September 7th, from 9 to 12.
Door prize. Blue Ranger Orchestra.
4675-1
For Sale or Rent
FOR SALE OR RENT -7 -room stucco
house with hydro and town water; all
newly decorated, with 4 -piece bath. Would
accommOdate two small families. Immedi-
ate possession. Phone 196-R. MRS.
JAMES BARRON. 4675x2
Help Wanted -
WOULD LIKE baby-sitting in evenings
and week -ends. PHONE 1354.
4675-1
GIRL WANTED for part-time office
work. Able to type. AMAY in writing to
13ox 651, HURON EXPOSITOR_
4675xl.
HELP WANTED—Girl to assist with
general housework in Seaforth home, with
all modern conveniences. To live in. Ap-
ply Box 635, HURON EXPOSITOR.
4674x2
HELP WANTED
Stenographer with shorthand and gen-
eral knowledge of office work. Pleasant
working conditions in modern office.
Group insurance. etc.
SEAFORTH SHOES LTD.
Seaforth. Ont.
4675-tf
APPLICATIONS
will be received up to September 21, 1967.
for
Organist - Choir Leader
(Hammond organ)
for Egmondville United Church.
Applicants must state qualifications and NOTICE to CREDITORS
salary expected. Apalr:
IVAN FORSYTH,
R.R. 2. Kippen
Chairman Music Committee
For Rent
FOR RENT IN HENSALL—Downstairs
apartment, modern facilities: nicely deeor-
ated ; two-piece bath; private entrance.
Apply MRS. JAMES SMILLIE. Phone
122-J, Hensall. 4674-2
Used Cars For Sale
FOR SALE -1955 Dodge Regent, in
good condition ; low mileage. PHONE 27.
Seaforth. 4675-2
Personals
HYGIENE SUPPLIES (Rubber Goods).
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed envelope
with price lict 6 samples 25c; 24 sam-
ples '31.00: Mail - Order Dept_ T - 73,
NOVA - RUBBER CO., Box 91,1, Hamilton.
Poultry
FOR SALE -200 Maidstone Cross pul-
lets still on ranee. GLEN Mc-
NICH.OL. Phone 831 r 24, Seaforth.
4670-1
FOR SALE -200 Red Sussex pullets 0ks
months old, starting to lay. MARTIN
MURRAY. Phone 23 r 9, Dublin.
46770x1
FOR SALE -150 pullets, Swift's Sky -
Hi layers. W.L. x R.I.R., five months old
'eying. JAMES LA_NDSBOROUGH, R.R.
Seaforth. Phone 663 r 16.
4674x3
FOR SALE—Laying pullets, Leghorn
pullets laying a large percentage 'Alarge
eggs There is a spread of 23c difference
between pullet and 'A' large eggs. These
Pullets are 92.00 each. We are putting
in 16.000 Kinber chicks this fall. This
is a new Leghorn with the large egg
size. For more information, write or
phone. ANDREWS POULTRY FARM.
R.R. 3. Seaforth, Phone 647 r 3.
4673x4
Notices To Creditors
4674-3
Wanted
BY TRUSTEE
IN THE MATTER OF The Bulk Sales Act,
AND IN THE MATTER OF the sale in
bulk by Harold Kendrick and Mabel.
Kendrick of the Restaurant Basin
canried on at the Superteat Service Sta-
tion in the Town of Seaforth.
WANTED--Stnall apartment at once. I TAKE NOTICE that Harold Kendrick
Apply to Box 649. HURON EX_POSITOR. and ma. .
Del Kendrick. formerly of the
4675-0
- I iown of Seaforth, in the County of Huron.
• WANTED TO BUY—Used Annex in
good condition. WILLIAM HOEGY.
Phone 588-W, Seaforth. 4675-3 ,
WORK WANTED—Girl, 17, desires of -
lice work. Has four years of high school I
and knowledge of typing and bookkeep-
ing. Apply Box 647, HURON EXPOSI-
TOR- 4675x2
WANTED TO BUY—I will buy a low -
p2 -iced Austin. State price. year and con-
dition. Box 642, HURON EXPOSITOR-
4674-tf I
OLD HORSES WANTED at 3%c pound, 1
and dead cattle at value. If dead, phone
at once. GILBERT BROS. MINK RANCH,
phone collect 1483 J 4 or 1483 5 I. Gode-
rich. 4670x8
DEAD STOCK—Picked up promptly in
sanitary trucks. Small charge made for
animals under 500 tbs. total. Phone Col—
lect: Seaforth 146. WILLIAM STONE
SONS, LIMITED, Ingersoll.
4675-13
WANTED --Highest cash prices paid for
sick, down or disabled cows and horses.
Dead cows and horses picked up for re-
moval promptly. Also wanted to buy.
boar hogs. Call collect, BRUCE MAR-
LATT, Atwaod. Phone 8 or 153,
4671-tf
Farms For Sale
FARM FOR SALE
A farm in Hay Township on 84 High-
way, of 125 acres, of choice land, con-
sisting of a 9 -room frame house with
• modern kitchen with built-in cupboards.
Has drilled well with hot and cold water
an tap. Has two pressure systems with
both hard and soft water on tat) through-
out buildings. Has double garage, hen-
house. pig pen. Ninety-five acres under
cultivation; balance in bush and Pastore FOR SALE --Building 26x18 feet. timber
ApplY frame: cheap. Apply to ROY LAWSON.
URBAN DUCHARME, Phone 669 r 16. Seaforth. 4675x1
• Three miles west of Heneall.
46'74-tf
have made a sale of the stock -in -trade
and restaurant business and that 1 have
been appointed trustee of the proceeds of
the said sale under the provisions of the
Bulk Sales Act,
AND TAKE NOTICE that all persons
having any claims or demands against
the said Harold Kendrick and Mabel Ken-
drick must file proof of their claims with
me on or before the 20th day of Septem-
ber. 1957, after which date I will dis-
tribute the proceeds of the sale having
regard to those claims only which I shall
have then received notice.
DA tell; this 26th day of August A.D.,
1937.
DONALD LAN STEWART
c/o McCONNELL & STEWART.
Seaforth, Ontario_
4674-3
For Sale
FOR SALE—One barn. PHONE 61 r
4. Dublin. 6475x1
FOR SALE—Several used car radios.
ROBERT D SCOTT. Phone 250-R, Sea -
forth. 4675-1
Notices'
FOR SALE—Man's brown suit. size 34.
Can be seen at FLANNERY CLEANERS.
Phone 87, Seaforth. 4673-1
FOR SALE—Coal and cement. Ask us
for prices. KRAUSKOPF BROS. Phone
36 r 13. Dublin. 4674x4
FOR SALE—Two-year-old Suffolk ram.
ALInTER BROADFOOT. Phone 665 r
31, Seaforth. 4675x1
FOR SALE—Brand new Beatty washer.
3120. BORDEN BROWN, R.R. 2, Sea -
forth. Phone 841 r 2.
4671-tf
Notices
FOR SALE—Calf, eight weeks old. Can
bo seen any time after .5:30 p.m. Apply
MRS. D. NETZKE. Phone 669 r 41, Sea -
forth. 4675-1
' FOR SALE—One young purebred Hol -
PLAIN SEWING and alterations: re- stein cow, to freshen soon. GORDON
pairs of men's and ladies' wear. MRS. C. s..KynoLos. R.R. 2. Seaforth,
BROADFOOT, Jarvis St. 46784.1 4675-1
HOG FOR sporicc-Ontario nowt- , FOR SALE—Raymond sewing machine:
went of Agriculture has placed Advance: bed and dresser: baby's steel crib. Rea -
Registry hog No. 66L-496676, Terms, 32 aonably priced for quick sale. PHONE
cash at time of service. JAMES E. 793-W. Seaforth. 4675x1
SLOAN, Lot 10. Con. 1. McKillop Twp.
4675x1
RADIO REPAIRS —* For all kinds of
rad at TERRY'S RADIO SERVICE.
opposite Dick House, Seaforth. Phone
847-R.
4671-tf
COMPLETE LAITNDETERIA in Sea -
forth and district and Dry Cleaning Ser-
vide. WEBB'S BILLIARDS. Seaforth.
agent for Brady Cleaners di Laundeteria
Ltd., Exeter.
41611-tf
ATTENTION, FARMERS Prams*,
courteous collection or all dead and
disabled farm animals and hider Can
collect. ED. ANDREWS, 851 11, Bee,
forth. Associated With Dfirlittit & Co., of
Canada Ltd_
4571.-tf
,
NOTICE
FOR SALE—No. 1 Commercial Genesee
wheat: cleaned and treated: 92.00 a besh-
el. Apply W. J. FERGUSON, R.R. 1,
Dublin Phone 45 r 19, Dublin
4673x3
FOR SALE—Full length Persian lamb
coat_ size 38-40. only worn three times.
A real bargain. Also light colored fur
stole. Apply Box 650, HURON EXPOSI-
TOR, soon as possible. 4675-1
HONEY FOR SALE—Now pouring Sep-
tember honey with all the Fall vitamins.
at 20c a pound in your ewe containers.
WALLACE ROSS APALRIES, Seaforth.
4675-1
FOR SALE—A burgandy and grey
chesterfield 101.12.e, with two chairs: in
good condition. Priced at 850. PHONE
392 daring the day, and 241-M after 6
pm 4675x1
Cards of Thanks
Twp. of nickel -smith I WISH TO THANK all my friends and
neighbors for remembering me with cards.
shitt 'Ititlieraraith iinzaving gifts and flowers while I was a patient in
• Giinfrid Will, ha OPIii Nodnordin, Ind Victoria Hospital,
Saturday 'aftettietifthp r& 1. to %nu. 4675x1 YN LILLICO
Until further rietlig* no ,
01 i thEsnirj, -Meek,
4671.4if
• MR. JOSEPH ECKERT wishes to thank
-his many friends and neighbors for cards,
treats and flowers received while a patient
in Scott Memorial and St. Joseph's Hos-
pitals. Special thanks to Do. Stapleton
and the nurses. 4675x1
WE WISH,
express otir incere.
to take this opportunity to
dthanks hilid troPrecia-
kd
VAS . Alon to all these in WitithrOp and Seaforth
its4kr district who in any 'assisted during
nlit Otediee ihe recent 1ms end: bdreaveMent of a
N•• "—qv' • -r°' erARLANE
e U " ' c'd b flier. ilia uncle. , e0,
DAV D D. , kfa
''''breWiir • . Anin EAVIIVX, *infante. Orkk,„/
•1'
1 6"ttl '
"APPOINTMENT FOR
HEARING" ,
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD
hereby appoints Friday, the thirteenth day
of September, 1957, ht the hour of half
past one o'clock in the afternoon, (local
time) at the Court House. Goderich, On-
tario. for the hearing of all parties in-
terested in support ,of or opposing the
following by-law.
BY-LAW NO. 28, 19,57
A BY-LAW OF THE CORPORATION OF
THE COUNTY OF HURON TO REGU-
LATE THE LOCATION OF BUILD-
INGS AND STRUCTURES ON LAND
ADJACENT TO COUNTY ROADS.
WHEREAf, it is deemed to he nectssarj
and desirab'e to regulate the location of
buildings and structure's on land adjacent
to certain county roads:
AND WHEREAS, authority is granted
Under Section 30(a) of The Highway Im-'
provement Act as amended by Section 2
of The Highway Improvement Amendment
Act 1954 to exercise such power subject
to the approval of the Municipal Board.
The Council of the Corporation of the
County of Huron enacts as follows:
(11 No person shall erect any building or
strueture, any part of which is locat-
ed closer to the nearest limit of any
of the County roads or parts of the
County roads, hereinafter defined than:
25 feet where the road is 100 feet
wide,
42 feet where the road is 66 feet
wide,
and in no case closer to the centre
line of the original road allow-
ance than 75 feet.
Soiriething to sell? Something'
IOW, -to't 1h' 41.
0) No person shall erect or install gaso-
line pumps:
a) closer than 60 feet from the
centre line of the original road
allowance
b; on a curve or the crest of a
hill
c on the tangent to a horizontal
or vertieal curve where the
sight distance is less than 800
feet in each direction.
t3i The County roads or parts of county
roads defined by this by-law are as
follows:
The entire county road system as
defined in Schedule "A" of By -Law
No. 23. 1954, same and except such
parts of the County road system which
lie within the limits of any Town, Vil-
lage. or Police Village within the
County of Huron.
44) The Corporation of the County of
Huron, by their Clerk. may give no-
tice to the Owner or Occupant of any
land reouiring him to remove or alter
any building. or structure erected af-
ter the passing of this By -Law that
does not comply with sections 1 and
2 and each notice under this section
shall be in writing and sent by reg-
istered mail. addressed to the Owner
or Occupant of the land.
If the person to whom the notice is
given. under section 4 above fails to
comply with it within 30 days from
mailing of such notice, the Corpora-
tion of the County of Huron may
direct any officer, employee or agent
of the' said Corporation to enter upon
the land and do or cause to be done.
whatever may be neemsary. to re-
move or alter such buildintr or struc-
ture mentioned in said notice.
(51
161 Every person who violates any of the
provisions of Sections 2 and 3 or fails
to comply with the notice given under
Section 4, shall be guilty of an offence
and on summary conviction shall be
liable to A penalty of not more than
fifty dollars (950.00) for each offence
and tbs continuance of the condition
constituting an offence for each week
after conviction, therefore. shall con-
stitute a new offence.
I This By -Law shall come into effect
upon the day it is passed by Council
subject to the approval of the Ontario
Municipal Board_
Read a first. second and third time. and
finally passed this 14th day of June, 1957.
(Signed) A. H. ERSKINE
Huron County Clerk.
(Signed) HAROLD GOWDY
Warden, County of Huron.
4675-2
Births -
MASON—At Scott klemoZial,la'404.444 on
September 2, to Mr. elm! LATdre...j;9rVdie
Cloaon, Senforth, a dauffh:ke4!,
PKETZ—At Sett Metnorint lioSpitei, on
August 81. to Mr. and IV4a,„ MiltonlMetz,
1,. 3, Seaferth, a on,.
„ -
KOEHLER—At Galt to Mr, and Ere.
Harvey Koehler# on. August, 39,.
adugb-
tsr. A eiter for the boys, .
DONALDSON-41r, and MP. Radford
Donaldson, of London, (nee' June
Soundercock), are bonPY tn announce
the birth of their twin sort at Victoria
HoWital. .1.‘ondon, Taesdayk Sept, 3,
1957. Grandsons for Mrs. Aaule'Saun-
,
dercock, of Hensel!.
HESS -e -Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hess, of
Zurich, antionnee the birth, of their
son, at South Huron Dietrict •Hospital,
Exeter, Saturday. August 31, 1957. A
brother for Larry and Gary.
MoLARNON—At Scott Memorial Bowi-
tul, on September 2, to Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon MoLarnan. Cooksville, a daugh-
ter.
PRETTY—At Scott Memorial Restate', on
August 31, to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pret-
ty. Seaforth. a son.
Tuckersmith
Council Meets
Tuckersmith • Municipal Council
met in the Town Hall, Seaforth, on
Tuesday. Reeve Forsyth presided.
The engineer's report On the
Second Concession Municipal Drain
was read to ratepayers present and
provisionally adopted. The clerk
was instructed to prepare a by-law
on the same.
Tender for construction of the
Carter Drain was awarded to R.
L. Beattie at tender price Of $2,-
875. Other bidders were; William
Campbell, $3,660; John Inglis, $3,-
485.
The reeve and clerk were auth-
orized to apply for interim subsidy
on road expenditure from January
1, 1957, to August 31, 1957.
The engineer's certificate show-
ed the McGregor drains completed
and final payments will be made
and interested ratepayers billed for
the cost.
Accounts passed included; side-
walks, $34; Egmondville Water,
$40.84; drains, $525.45; fire protec-
tion, $112; -grants, $225; hospitaliza-
tion, $1.53; roads, $10,795,01; post-
age, $5; salary and allowanee,
$232.16; Receiver General, $9.50.
All members were present ex-
cept Elgin Thompson, who is on
vacation in the Western Provinces.
One of the major attractions at
the Quebec Winter Carnival is the
unique ice cane race across two
miles of ice floes.
Famed Canadian poetess Pauline
Johnson was the daughter of a
Mohawk Indian Chief.
OFF ME COAST of Newfoundland, an RCAF Neptune sweepi by a majestic but menacing
mountain of ice which is one of hundreds threatening; Atlantic shipping this year, described as
the "worst in recorded'- history" for ice. Reconnaissance flights like this one by aircraft of
Maritime Command are helping to provide warning of berg' Which threaten the shipping lanes.
. •
Move To St. Marys,
Family Is Honored
A social evening, arranged by
Brussels friends and neighbors of
Mr. and Mrs. William Martin, who
will move shortly to live in, St.
Marys, was held Thursday night.
Mr. Martin recently sold his bar-
ber shop in Brussels and has taken
over another one in St. Marys.
George Elliott read a short ad-
dress to the family and Calvin
Krauter and Adrian McTaggart
presented Mrs. Martin with . an
electric fry pan; Mr.• Martin with
some tools for his workshop col-
lection; Susan with a bracelet, and
William Jr., with a pen and pencil
set.
Earlier last week, Mrs. Martin
was honored at a social gathering
of the Young Women's Guild of
Melville Presbyterian Church, at
the home of Mrs. Wilfred Short -
reed. Miss Jessie Little express-
ed the regret of the group at Ins-
ing Mrs. Martin, and presented
her with a gift of china.
Costs Increase,
HOG PRODUCERS Exeter Paper -
Bring out your Pen- of Ups Subscriptions
FOUR Bacon Hogs to Sea -
forth Fall Fair and re-
ceive that extra price and
good prize money in the
T. Eaton Special.
A few "musts" in this Class are
as follows:
- Must be on the grounds by 11
a.m., Thursday, Sept. 19.
- All hogs must dress between 140-
170 pounds.
-Hogs to be sold by auction f.o.b.
Stratford assembly yards.
- Must be at least 10 pens com-
peting.
• In event of not sufficient pens,
the Society will provide trucking
facilities to Stratford.
Seaforth
Swine Committee
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McKILLOP
School Fair
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th
Special preparations are being made to ensure
that this will be an outstanding Fair !
The Fair this year will be held
at S.S.. No. 10, Winthrop
Special Attractions
—Interesting entertainment from each School
Section in McKillop, including Scotch and Irish
numbers.
—Special Prizes for the Oldest Lady and the Old-
est Gentleman on the ground& •
Increased Prize Money for All Stock Classes
and for the Baby Show
BRODHAGEN BAND IN ATTENDANCE
— Booth on the Grounds —
FAIR NIGHT DANCE
A special featigCthis eI�
tikrep on :4nd
,:ittaetw.thryil'-
ivittLibiail BOYD, President
• , •
• ;•, • , , . . , . ,„, ,
• v4,75
• • •' -•••
"Rising ' costs in newsprint,
metal and other material
which go into the production of
a weekly newspaper," is cited
as the reason for the Exeter
Times -Advocate finding it nec-
essary to increase its subscrip-
tion price. Effective SepteM-
ber 3, a year's subscription to
the Exeter weekly newspaper
is $4.00 a year in Canada and
$5.00 in the U.S.A., instead of
the former price of $3.00 a
year in Canada and $4.00 a
year in U.S.A. Single copies
of the Exeter newspaper will
sell for 10 cents each, instead
of the previous seven cents
each. Many weekly newspa-
pers, particularly in the Cen-
tral Ontario region, have al-
ready been raised to the high-
er rates a 'year or more now.
While numerous weekly papers
that have been $2.50 a year
have been advanced to $3.00
a year in Canada, The Exposi-
tor is continuing at its present
rate of $2.50 for the time being.
at'
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Time YoU
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folders are now in use, saving
time and money in filing depart-
ments everywhere. Many Users
report 50% reduction in filing'
costs. Pendaflex hanging fol-
ders assure faster, easier,
with fewer lost papers. -
Let un install a trial dravier of
PendefleX in your busiest file.
If it "MI ali we claim, your
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- THE
.110r6h Expositor
Phone 41,
E N SAVL
' Mr. and Mrs. Owen Price and
Clifford, of Hamilton, and Mrs.
Price and son, Eric, of Lindon,
England, were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. i. W. Hotton.
Mrs. Florenee Joynt spent last
week holidaying with her .sister,
Mrs. Laird Mickle, and family at
Schade View.
Mr. Michael Murphy has return-
ed to his home in Clinton 0 -after
spending the summer holidays with
his friend, Kenneth Reichert
Rev. and Mrs. Percy Ferguson.
and family, of Montreal,- were
guests last Tuesday With the
Mickle family at the lake.
Mr. 'and Mrs. H. W. Horton have
returned after a delightful week's
vacation spent at Bala -'arid' -Win-
ona, near Niagara Falls.
Nelson McClinchey spent a• cou-
ple of days last week with Charles
Mickle. at the pottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bartlett, of
Thamesford, spent Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. St. McQueen.
Bands from the RCAF Station,
Centralia, Dashwood Citizens
Band and Bannockburn Pipe Band'
from Varna added some very stir-
ring musie in the parade at the
Ontario Bean Festival here Mon-
day and also at the park, which
was certainly enjoyed by the large
number of spectators present.
Miss Mary Ann Vanhorne has
moved her beauty parlor into one
of Harold Benthron's apartments
on Main St.
Open Season For
Deer and Moose
Open seasons for deer and moose
in a number of parts of Ontario
are announced by the Honourable
Clare E. Mapledoram.
The Minister stated that just as
in forestry there is an allowable
annual cut of trees which can be
taken without prejudice to the
forest, there is also an allowable
annual harvest of moose. In spite
of long seasons and permission to
kill one moose regardless of sex
or age, Ontario hunters were tak-
ing far fewer moose than they
might, and this Department hop-
ed to see moose steaks in more
refrigerators than ever before.
It was announced that there
would be open season for moose
south of the French River. The
list of zones and dates follow:
Open Seasons For Moose
1. North -of Lake Superior and
in Chapleau and Gogama Districts
except for other zones listed, Oct.
1 - December 24.
2. Lake of the Woods area and
region south of Sioux Lookout, Os-
tober 15 - October 31 and Novem-
ber 26 - December 24, for resi-
dents of Ontario only.
3. Area of Sault Ste. Mirk,
Sudbury and Swastika -Matheson -
Timmins, open to residents %and
non-residents from. October 15 to
November 15 and to residents only
from November 16 to December
24.
4. North Bay - Ternagaini, Octo-
ber 19 to October 31 and Novem-
ber 26 to December 7 for .resi-
dents only.
5. Eastern portion of vrtainy,
River District, October 15 to 00-
tober 31, for residents only.
Deer Hunting
6. North of the northernmost
CNR line, October 1 to November
25,
7. North of Lake Superior, and
from Kenora to the Qttebec
der, October 15 to November
8. Rainy Riven DistridC .Octaber
22 to November 25.
9. Sault Ste. Marie to North Bay,
north of French River, ,Nodeniber
1 to November 25. ,
10. Manitoulin, regular Seas00,
November 15 - November 25. gov.
and arrow only, October /.9.
vetnber 14.
11. parry Sound, -11althintoi‘i
Hastings, Frontenac and Renfte*
area, south of North Bay and_17t-:
tawa, November 4 to erii
16.
'12..Leeds, Grenville alittgat t.9*
East of the'ltideau "
her 4 to Noyember 7, s1t�tgtifl
only.
13. Carlton County, West of. the
Rideau River, Noveinber 4 to. No-
vember 9. •
The Territory of Alaska *tiepin -
chased by the United States from,
Russia in 1867 for $7 million.
Mining, oil, inatitifaebmng, Con-
struction ancifOreit itiddet ttqw
ateinint for nearly hali olOashak
ehentan's total , kriditettOW 4
NEWS
Mrs. Emma Shepherd has re-
turned to her apartment at the
rear of the post office.
Miss Betty Mickle, of Toronto,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents and family.
Congratulations are in order for
the fine showing of the Hensall
Bantam team, who captured the
Hensall trophy, donated by Gen-
eral Coach. Bruce Horton was cap-
tain of the team; John Masse and
Howard Rannie were the pitchers,
and Steve Kyle, catcher. John
Masse, of Zurich, won the base-
ball, autographed by 27 members
of Detroit Tigers of the American
League, for being the best player
In the tournament.
Sgt. Ronald McKinnon, of Sus -
ex, has been posted. to Camp
Borden, where he will be an in-
structor. Mrs. McKinnon and son
are staying with the fon:rises par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Donald -McKin-
non. before taking up residence at
Camp Borden in the near future.
1$44.14t,--dOCKENIG
oRQMAR,TY.—The rresbyter#M
Church manse, Mitchell, was Hie
scene of a wedding MOndam, Aug
26; at seal o'clock, when EtIr
Belle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.,
John E. HockingcrenlartY, !1.-
caine the bride 4* Arthur ..T0
Smale, SOD • Of Po, and Mrs.
belt J. Slimly, Staffa- The cer!,3-
'bony was performed, by Rev. G.
Lamont.
The bride wore a waltz -length
gown of white crystal charm st0-
ed,• on princess lines, -with ma ,teh-
ing jacket. Her veil fell from a
seed pearl headdress, and she car-
ried a white Bible topped With
roses, She was attended by Mrs_
John Miller, Staffa, as matron -of -
honor, who wore shrimp net over
taffeta with matching headdress,
and carried a bouquet qf white
chrysanthemums with pink rose-
buds. John Miller, State, was,
best man.
For a wedding trip to Eastern.
Ontario arid points in the Eastern,
United States, the bride chose a
taupe silk shantung dress, dark
brown accessories, green topcoat
and corsage of yellow roses. OD
their return Mr. and Mrs. Smote
will reside in Staffa.
Logan Council
Logan Council held its regular
meeting with all members pres-
ent, the reeve presiding. The min-
utes of the previous regular meet-
ing were read and adopted, and
correspondence read. -
• . Road accounts totalling $1,020.92
and general accounts amounting to
$2,707.88, were ordered paid. The
road superintendent reported $47,-
116.69 had been spent on township
roads since January 1, 1957, and
application is to be made for grant
on the above amount.
Notices were received that
Branches D and H of the North-
east Drain are out of repair, and
James A. Howes, O.L.S., is to be
notified to examine same and re-
port back to council. Payments
are to be called in on the Parrott
and portions of the Northeast
Drain, which have been recently
repaired.
The rates by-law for 1957 was
finally passed, showing a total tax
roll of $138,732.28. The meeting
adjourned to meet again October
7, at 1 p.m.
THANK YOU!
To the People of Hensall and District for Your
Generous Support of the Ontario Bean Festival
Special thanks to Clarks' Bean Co., Montreal (for supplying
beans and chili sauce), O'Keefe's Brewing Co. (for supplying
trophies for horeshoe contest), Simpsons, London; Eatons, Toron-
to; Reder's, florist Exeter; Silverwoods, London; General Coach,
Hensall Merchants, and to all others who contributed.
Hensall Kinsmen and Kinettes
EVERYBODY WELCOME !
ANNUAL MEETING
Huron Liberal Association (Provincial)
SEPTEMBER 13th — 8:30 p.m.
Zurich Community Centre
Guest Speaker:
FARQUHAR R. OLIVER
Leader of the Opposition in Ontario
"GOD SAVE THE QUEEN"
IVAN KALBFLEISCH W. G. COCHRANE
President. Secretary.
(Inserted by the Hurn Liberal Association)
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