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Clinton News Record, 1945-12-13, Page 6PAGE SIX CLINTON NEWS -RECORD TIILTR.SDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1945. Interesting Items ;From ews- ecorcl s ural NEWS OF BAYFIELD . ,. Representative: MISS LUCY R. WOODS ; Phone CLINTON G31r31. ,Tack B. Slur 'eon left on Saturday g Y to 'fish at Port Dover. Mrs. Hazel Murray is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. J. McLeod. • Miss Jean Sturgeon 'spent the week- end in Clinton with her• sister, Mrs. D. Bisback. Mrs. James Rouatt, London, spent. a few days recently with her sister, Mrs. William Hall, GODERICH TOWNSHIP Miss ,Jean Voddlen, Toronto, spent the weekend with M,,'and Mrs. Wil- liam J. Vodden. Mr. and Mrs Bill -Maguirespent last weekwith the latter's, sisters in livery of Christmas mail, Here axe Windsor and Detroit. ways in which'. you can.help: Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rathwell and 1. Don't rus: to the Post Office daughters were guests on;SundaY of as soon as the mail arrives' and, visit Mr. - and . Mrs. John, Grigg. Your neighbour, It takes,' anhoiu Mr. and Mrs. W. Hodge,e, I r ctou , to sort the mail and the hum of con- + were guests, 'on Sunday' at thehome versation distracts workers arid 'slows of Mr and Mrs.. John Middleton sortation. ,-Walter Wallis has returned home 2. Don't bring your parcels' and de -after a two week visit with friends in Hamilton, Torbnto, and Milton. Miss Helen Welsh; London, spent the weekend at her home and had as her guest, Miss Merle Wilson, Lon- don. Mr. and Mrse Gordon .Scotchmer, Stanley, and Mr. and Mrs. Miseron Butter were guests, on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. "Alf Scotchmer Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wallis had as their guests on Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs, Bert Dunne and Jackie, Bronson Line, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grainger, Blue Water Highway; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallis and Marg- aret. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Welsh bad as their. guests on Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Welsh, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Welsh, David and Catherine, Mr. 'and Mrs. Fred Wallis, Gerald and Cathryn, their daughter, Iielen, and Miss M. Wilson. - Candlelight Service The St. James' Church Candlelight Service will be held Tuesday evening, December 18, at 8 o'clock. The 'Christmas Concert or 'S. S. No. 11, will be held on Thursday night, December 20, at 8 o'clock sharp. There will be a dance after the concert. • Seventh Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Picot enteii- tamed a number of their friends Mon- day night, the occasion being the seventh anniversary of the wedding, Little Girl Injured Miss Margaret Wallis, small daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallis is wearing a cast on her right fore- arm, due to a fall while at play which bent the hone. 'Well Caves In Robert Welsh had the misfortune last week in having' his barn well cave in completely and house well go practically dry, and is busy now drawing water for stock. lay general delivery while they are Albert Vanstone returned to the being weighed. Post them before village on Thursday of last week after 11.30 a.m, and after 3 p.m. having visited in London. 3. Post Ietters and cards early. Re - Prof. and Mrs. H. Kalbfleisch and Member your neighbour's mail is , two boys, London, were at their cot -'every bitas-important as yours, so tage in the village on Saturday. don't expect it all to go if it is posted Phillip Carr -Barris returned to Tor- at the last minute. Trains don't wait, onto on Friday after having spent a 4. If you have a number of cards few days with his step -mother, Mrs. and letters, stamp and face them all G. Carr -Harris. the same way ,and tie in a bundle. Mrs. Harold King returned to Sar- This saves the Post Office clerk or nia on Monday after leaving visited rural cotuier one handling. her mother, Mrs. Charles W. Parker If these rules are followed, it will for a few days, save delay in' the despatch 'of mails Mrs. J. A. Ferguson returned to from- this office. Bayfield' Post Of- Goderich on Friday after having been fice will remain closed all day on the guest or 'Mrs. James Ferguson Christmas and New Years. Mails during the weekend. will be despatched as usual. Mrs. F. A. Edwards left on Thurs- day to visit in Kitchener and Water- loo enroute to Broadview, Sask., where she will spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. R. J. Watson. Thanks For Gifts Dear Mrs, Prentice:—Many thanks friends for the grand gift. I can assure all of the Bayfield Comuun- ity, T will never forget the many gifts I received from Bayfield during the past conflict. The wallet and contents came as a great surprise. Once again, ' iniany thanks and a Merry Christmas to all. WILLIAM DUNCALF, Kitchener, Ont. Successful Bazaar Mrs. H. R. MacKay was hostess • on 'Saturday afternoon when the Ladies' Guild and Gids' Auxiliary of Trinity Church held a very success- ful bazaar and tea at The Albion Muir and a reading was given .Hotel. The gift sale was held in the by Mrs. Bert Lobb. The meet - .sitting room while the girls served ing was closed with a hymn and the Mizpah benediction. Officers for 1946, are: President, Mrs. Bert Lobb; vice-president, Mrs. Morgan Jones; secretary, Mrs, Frank Jones; assistant secretary, Mrs. Roy Eason; treasurer, Mrs. Stewart Far- quhar; pianist, Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt• assistant pianist, Mrs. Ira Merrill; ,buying committee, Mrs. Carman Teb- butt, Josephine Muir; flower com- mittee, Mrs, Harold) Lobb, Mrs. Ira Merrill; program, Mrs. Charles Wil- liams, Rev. and Mrs, C. C. Tavener both expressed their appreciation of the work done by, the organization dur- ing the ;year, and also the new of- ficers for accepting office in a pleas - Monday to spend several months not and bnsinesslilce manner With her cousin, Mts. ,R. Kerr, Kin- eardine. EBENEZER The Ebenezer W. A. meeting was held on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Stewart Farquhar. The .president, Mrs. Carman Tebbutt, was in charge of the' meeting, which was opened with a hymn, followed by the Lord's Prayer. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Eleven members answered the Roll Cali. Mrs. Roy Easton gave the Scripture reading and led in prayer. A. card of thanks from Mr. and Mrs. W. Rueger, was read. . During the business session a new slate of officers was brought before the meeting for the following year. Poems were read by Josephine tea in the dining room. Miss Lucy Woods contributed a solo during the tea hour. The presidbnt of the Guild, Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer made the draw for the crib quilt donated by Mrs. Percy Weston. The holder of the lucky ticket was P. McGonigle, 'Seaforth. Murdock Ross and daughter, Mrs. L. G. Bassett, left on Friday to spend some time with his youngest daugh- ter, Mrs. G. Davison, Woodstock. Rev. W. G. Bugler, Markdale, visit- ed friends in the village on Monday. Mr. Bugler had driven his son, LAC Bernard Bugler to Rs and C. School, Clinton; where he` is at present stationed. Miss Elizabeth Cameron left on STANLEY Help the Postmistress) The annual Christmas concert of Mrs Lorne Jervis. A, Christmas The Postmistress asks the co-op. S. S. 5, Stanley (Goshen school) will duet, "Out of the Gateway," was eration of all patrons in speeding de- be held on Tuesday, December 18. pleasingly rendered by Dell Finlay HOLMESVILLE Ho'.mesville Red Cross Holmesville Red Cross nnkt held its meeting at the home of Mrs. Stock, Dec. 4, ith an attendance of 25 adults. Mrs. Walter was in charge of the meeting which opened by sing- ing a Christmas hymn with Mrs. Pot- ter as pianist. The Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. The minutes were read and approved. A program was given. Mrs. Heard, accompanied by- Betty Stock, favored with two whistling solos. • A.reading, "Shipmates Ashore," was given by 'Daddy couldn't wait to eat our Christmas dinner dessert" p The Bordea.Co. Ltd How folks do go for Borden's Ice » Cream. It's so rich, so creamy -smooth, so deliciously flavored ... a dessert worthy of a special place at Christmas dinner. AT YOUR NEAREST BORDEN DEALER Get Borden's brick or 1JIelOrol Ice Cream wherever you see the Borden Ice Cream sign. JCE CREAM and Mrs. Leslie Jervis, accompanied by' Eileen Gliddon. Mrs. Walter gave an inspiring recitation, "The Master's The group leaders gave their re- I Visit." ' ports. Mrs. 'E. Trewartha's group made its money by donations. Mrs. I Leslie Jervis' group made use of a s Travelling Basket which passed from' member to member, on a give and take basis. Mrs. McMath's group had a social evening, the members took saleable articles and they were auc- tioned off by an amateur auctioneer. In September' the whole unit had' a pot -luck supper; program and' a thank -offering. Treasurer's report is -- Campaign money $186.50; Red Cross Thankoffering supper $34.13; money raised by the groups $99.57; making a total of $320,20. This is an increase of $13,64 over last year. Work report is as follows: knitting, 24 sweaters,. 25 scarves, 49 pairs service socks, 17 helmets, 11 pairs girls and boys socks, six pairs gloves, one pair mitts, one pair baby leg- gings; total 134, with four, mare' to be completed. Sewing report: Boys' coats, 10;' boys' pants, 11; boys' undeivests, 36; girls' blouses, 25; girls' pantie dresses, 90; girls combinations, 162; girls undervests, 99; total 433. Quilts: Red Cross, 11. Junior Red, Cross, one. groups 10,, crib 5; total 27. Before the meeting closed, Mrs. Walter expressed her thanks to all for their help. The members feel that a great deal of credit is due the president for her untising efforts in every department of the work., Mrs. McMath's village group served a lovely supper. No election of officers took place, the term of office being extended till March or April, when the Red Cross will reorganize on a peacetime basis. atimotimoivetemoitsvirowilimmolitimeWitt "H1V-1U1?.HL GtiKl.7"11V1HJ IrL.Cl:.. �- AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GI.•FT! L QN DIES i O Mi. and Mrs: Will •Hesk• wese- guests of Mr. and Mr's. Charles Sued ercock, Myth, on- Sunday. Mrs, Chares -Watson, spent the weekend at the home Of her daughter;, Mrs, J. Sinclair, Kippen. , -Miss Phyllis Vaughan spent, the weekend in Owen Sound with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan. Miss Beth Govier, Goderich, and Miss Elva :Covier„London, were with their parents, Mr, and Mrs: William Goviei• over the weekend.' Welcomed Back from Overseas Tile boys are coming Koine, This week we welcome Edwin Fothergill back from overseas: Mission Band The Mary Grierson Mission Band will meet Sunday at ten o'clock. Please ;bring mite boxes. • W. A. to Meet The W. A. will hold its monthly meeting in the basement of the church on Wednesday, Dec. 19, at 2.30 o'clock. White Gift Service The White Gift Service was held Sunday morning with a good attend- ante. The superintendent, Mr. C. Stewart was in charge. Rev, Mr: Penman gave a Christmas message and Mrs. F. Tarnblyn told a Christ- mas story. The Junior 'Choir, raider the leadership of Mrs. E. Wood, sang very sweetly, gifts.On the' platform were two beauti- ful, decorated Christmas trees, and in the centre was a white basket in which the children placed their The Senior Classes gave as white gifts, money amounting to almost. $50, to be sent to Britain for milk for the children. The Junior Classes gifts are to be sent to the Sick Children's Ho=spital in London. One class is sending their money to the Evening Telegram fund in Toronto. Red Cilt;ss Meets The regular m€€eting of Londesboro Red Cross was held on December 6 in the Community Hall, Mrs. J. Scott. second vice•.president presiding. The meeting opened with Christmas carols followed by the Lord's Prayer m unison. 'Minutes of last meetingwere read and 'approved: Treasurer's re- port was given showing $150 in box fund, ::$100.40 in general fund, $82.97 profit, from, federation supper. *Mrs. Townsend gave a splendid se - port, on the :knitting. Nomination committee reported officers will be the carne as last year. In the business period it .was de cider! to, discontinue paying of hostess money every month. The secretary was asked, to write for sewing quota of 15 layettes. Mis. Yungblut,donated pyrex dish. Tickets were sold, Mrs. "W. Goyim, won lucky draw. Those paying host- ess money for December: Mrs, Ad- dison, Mrs. Fingland, Mrs, W. Lyon, Mrs. Harry Lyon, Miss Kirk, Miss Elizabeth Lyon. Meeting closed with National Anthem. Londesboro W. M. S. Officers ' The nominating committee of the W.M:S. brought in the following' slate of officers for the new year: Hon- orary presidents, Mrs. J. Tarnblyn, Mrs. J. Fingland and Mrs. M. Man- ning; president, Mrs. ,R. Townsend; first vice-president, Mrs. E. Wood; second vice-president, Mrs. R. Cald- well; third vice-president, Mrs. A. Clark; recording secretary, Mrs. A. Fangrad; assisting recording secre- tary, Mrs. F. Tamblyn; correspond- ing secretary, Mrs. W. Manning; lit- erature secretary, Mrs. G. McVittie; treasurer, Mrs. Nellie Watson; sec- retary of Christian Stewardship, -Mss. 5, Lyon: assistant secretary of Christian Stewardships, Mrs. W. Lyon; secretary of Temperance, Mrs. L. Webster, secretary of community friendship, Mrs. F. Shobbroolta sec- retary of Missionary Monthly, Miss F. Jamieson; secretary of supply, Mrs, W. Brunsdon; secretary of press, Mrs. E. Hesk; secretary of associate help- ers, Mrs. M. Manning; flower com- mittee. Miss B. Kirk and Mrs. W. Brunsdon; Mission Band,' Mrs. 13. Shobbrook and Miss B. Kirk; Mission Circle, Mrs. Clark; Baby Band supt., Mrs. Joe ,Shaddick and Mrs. R. Shad - dick; pianist, Mrs. J. Armstrong; assistant, Mrs. E. Wood., SUMMERHILL Summerhill 'Red Cross The ladies of the Summerhill Red Cross gathered at the home of Mrs. Earl Blake December 5. With the president in charge, the meeting opened with the Red Cross Prayer and the Lord's Prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The roll call was answered by "what we want most for ,Christmas.” They' -'were• 23 present -- 20 members and three visitors. The knitting and sewing eepor•ts were given and sewing distributed. Two birthday fees also were paid. Mrs•. G. Neal acted as treasurer in Mrs. P. Gibbing's absence. AI quilt was quilted and patches sewn. A motion was made and seconded to give the returned boys a Christmas gift. A box of Christmas. cards were raffled and these were won by Mrs. Lovett and Mrs. C. Farquhar. They realized $1.90. The meeting was clos- ed with the National Anthem, follow- ed by lunch; collection $2.40. The next meeting will be, held Jan- uary 9 at the home of Mrs. G. Cos - and the hostesses will be Mrs. Ellis. Mrs. Mason, 'Mrs. C. Merrill and Mrs. R., Smith. • PORTER'S HILL t. • • ••••• • • 1••• Clinton N.ews-Reco•rd V►0 from l`�'ow Until the Er�d of 1946 ' • $i.50 • • •• • (In Canada and Great Britain). An Easy Way To Solve Your C»hristrnas Gift • Problem Rmember• the Christmas concert at S. S. No, 5 on Wednesday, Dec, 19. Miss Phyllis Wilding spent the weekend with her parents in Palmer- ston. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Cox are spend- ing a week in Indiana with Mrs. Cox' sister. - Sympathy is extended to the Fuller families in the passing of a sister, Mrs. James McCabe. Ivison Torrance, Kippen, is spend- ing pend ing a few days with his parents, 111r. and Mrs. Reed Torrance. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Lockhart and Gail, spent , Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Manning, Londesboro: Reed Torrance was at Kippen last week assisting his father-in-law, Mr. Ivison, with the drilling of a well. Mr. and Mrs: Larv!son Lockhart and two children, Royal Oak, Mich., ,were Sunday visitors with Mr. Lock - hart's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Lockhart. , Born-- Oai.Dec. 6, 1945, to 1VIr. and Mrs. Jack Smith, a daughter, in Chu - ten Public Hospital. Both are doing • Well. VARNA Mr. and Mrs. R. Latham and fam- ily and Miss G. Beatty, London, spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. L. Beatty. Mrs. Robinson; and Mrs. Dodswox'th, London, were guests at the home of the latter's mother," Mrs. E. Snaith, one day last week. The November; meeting of St. -John's W. A. was held at, the hdme of Mrs. M. Reid .last Thursday af- ternoon. The afternoon was spent quilting. St. John's W., A. `Meets The annual nesting of St. John's W. A. was. held at the home of Mrs.' M G. Beatty' on Tuesday afternoon: The meeting was opened by singing a missionary hymn, "For My Sake and the Gospels Go." The secretary,. � Mrs. M. Elliott gave a splendid re- , port of the years work. The trees urer s report was given by Miss Mos- sop, leaving, after all obligations bad been met, a substantial balance on hand.Theodofficers .wereelected: BRUCEFIELD Mrs• Dawson and her mother, Doan, have gone on a visit to Inwood until after the New Year. We are glad to report that W. Stackhouse is recovering after bis ill- ness of the past week. Annual Christmas Trees School Section 10, Stanley, will hold its annual Christmas Tree and enter- tainment, Thursday' evening, •Decem- ber 20. The United Church Christmas Tree will be held Friday, December 21. A/B. George Mustard and A/B. 4 Wesley Ham are on a visit to Buffalo 0 and New York. bE Brucefieid W. A. Meets The W. A. of Bt'ucefield United 4.1 Church held its annual meeting on _ Tuesday, Dec. 4, with a fair attend- ance. Miss McDonald, president, was in the chair, Mrs. Johnstone at the piano. The devotional part of the' Meeting conducted by Mrs. Haugh consisted of singing hymns 50 and 62, prayer and responsive reading of Psalm selection 715. The secretary, Mrs. W. Scott read the minutes of last meeting which were adopted as read. The roll call was answered by a , Christmas verse and the meeting was then opened for business. Financial secretary, Mrs. J. Aiken - head, gave her report and the books showed .a very nice bank account. Several , "thank you" letters were read by Miss M. Swan. The four working groups turned in their re- ports , for eports•for the year. These reports show that the women have not been idle as they raised something over $500. S'oine other items of business were transacted and then the election of officers for 1946 took place. The result of the voting was as fol- lows: President, Mrs, Lindsay Eyre, vice-presidents, Mrs. W. McBeath, Mrs. A. Johnson, recording secre- tary, MI's. L. Wilson; treasurer, Mrs. T. B. Baia.d; financial secretary, Mrs. A,. Foote corresponding secretary, Mrs. R. Dawson, Mrs. C. Haugh; manse committee, Miss McDonald, Mrs. Stan. Love, Mrs. Cleve Cochrane, Mrs. ,R.. Scott, Mrs. F. Burdge; flower committee, Mrs. H. Berry, Mrs. A. Pater o t s npianists, Mrs. G Hender- son, Mrs. W. McBeath; devotional, Mrs. W. Scott,'Mrs. W. Henry visit- ing, Mrs. A. Caldwell, Mrs. H. Day - man, Mrs. F. Rathwell. Mrs. S. Ross; programme, Miss Edith Bowey, Mrs. E. Allan Mrs. H. Dalrymple, Mi'. J. Thompson; work committee, Mss. H. Zaphe Mrs. Rohner, Mrs. H. Aik- enhedd, Mrs, A. McQueen. The roll call for January will be "A New Year's Resolution." The meeting closed with the National Anthem and the Mizpah . benediction. Correspond.ents I3LYTH` Elect Hockey Officers Following a meeting of'Blyth 'Lion's Cluli a number of interested hockey fans, met with the Lions. Plans for the coming `season - were discussed and the following 'officials were ap- pointed: P'resideht, Frank Tyreman; secretary -treasurer, G. R. Augustine. executive, "Bert" Gray, Norval Kyle, George McNall, Jr,, E. Johnston, L. M. Scrimgeour, Norman' Garrett; coach, Freeman Tunney. Successful Commencement Memorial Hall was filled for the cominencelnent exercises of Blyth, continuation school. Andrew Kyle, president of the Literal, Society, 'opened the program. Students of grades nine and, ten sang a group of choruses, duets and solos, accopt. pealed by Miss Elizabeth Mills. A pleasing feature was the pies- tntat'on of proficiency shields and field day prizes, `cash donations, by William Mills, chairman of the school board. Winners • of shields were: Grade 9 Alice McKenzie; grade 10, Irma Watt; grade 11, Donald Mor- ritt; grade 12, Laurel Laughlin; girls' athletic championship, Lois Doherty; boys' athletic championship, Andrew Kyle; field day prizes—junior boys, Donald Johnston, Ross Tasker; junior girls, Isabel Thuell, Dolores McNeill, Irma Wallace; senior boys. Andrew Kyle, James Watt, Donald Cowan; senior girls, Lois Doherty, Dorothy McGee, Irma Watt. W. I. Meets ' The Women's Institute held a very interesting meeting in Memorial Hall, with 36 present. Four members of Auburn Branch, 'Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Mogridge, Mrs. Sturdy and Miss Sadie Carter, were special guests. • It was decided to sell• tickets on a Christmas cake. Most of the ingred- ients were offered by those present and Mrs. A. Taylor will make the cake° The urogram was in charge of Dr. Annie Ross, assisted by Miss Joseph- ine Woodcock. It featured a picture contest which was won by Mrs. Bain - ton's' group, and demonstrations of hist air bandaging of fingers• by Mrs. N. P. Garrett and Miss Woodcock, forearm by Mrs. G. Doherty, -shoulder by Mrs. Garrett, collar bone using the St. John sling, Mrs. G. Doherty, and head by Miss Woodcock Dr. Boss gave a fine address on "Good Will. and •Child Psychology." Hostesses were Mrs Chellew, Mrs, J. Cowan, Mts. Kilpatrick and Mrs. Kyle- Native Dies in Galt Friends were grieved to hear of the death on Saturday in Galt of James A. Gasman, for 28 years a, valued employee of , the- Galt Brass Company and resident of Galt for 4fa years. illi•. Gasman's death occurred iii Galt hospital following a few days' illness from a heart aiinient, Born in' Byth, 73 years ago, Mr. Gusman spent his younger ;years in Woodstock before removing to Galt about 1900. He learned his trade at the Goldie -McCulloch company and for the past 25 years has` held a responsible position with the Galt Brass Company. His widow, is the, former Alice Jane Wilkie. Mr, Gosman was • a member. of Knox Presbyterian Church and •also.' of the Masonic Order, Alma Lodge A.F,- and A.M. No, 72;, Waterloo Lodge ZO;O'.F. and the Ancient Ors - der of Foresters. HENSALL Officers Elected The Young People's »Society" of Carmel Pesbyterian Chureh held election of officers: with the minister, Rev. P. Ferguson, in charge. Officers are: Honorary president, W. R. Davidson; president, Ronald Bell; vice-president, Miss Margaret Mc- Gregor; secretary, Miss Mae Taylor; • assistant, Gordon Moir; pianist, Mrs. C. Forrest; assistant, Mrs. Malcolm Dougall; treasurer, Donald Bell; wor- ship committee, Janet Mustard, 'Rob- ert Taylor, Audrey Dick; -service, A. W. K.eralake, M. Dougall; fellow- ship, Mrs. McLaren, Mrs. Moir,. Evelyn Taylor, Allen Crerar; mission, Aileen Munn, Mrs. Stanlake, Melvin Moir; stewardship, Mrs, H. Bell, Sandy MacArthur, Alma Bell; social, Miss Helen Moir, Ellen Bell, Bert Thompson, Norma Sangster. Paint Your Trees With STA -OFF EMULSION Keeps mice and rabbits from young trees. Has been tried out in this district and ' has given good results. CEL-O=GLASS now in , stock.. for windows. Sold' by H. CHARLESWORTH 77-78-79 !cstresse 'ticsis�se ssie+uric nsanct eeteteie tme ete a +rs emerme ¢i r Only 8 Shopping Days IN'• WHICH TO DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING: You will find a Nice Assortment of WARDROBES — UNFINISHED CHESTS OF DRAWERS! HENSALL Returned Men Honored Hurondale community gathered in the school to honor returned service- men and also two former resident's, Miss Nettie Teddy and Charles Keddy, Mrs. A. Rundle spoke on be- half of the Red Gross and introduced. Oscar Tuckey', who spoke on behalf of the Usborne Township .Council,• Mr. Tuckey called the following re- turned servicemen to the platform: Gordon' Squire, Wilfred' Buchanan,' Lee Webber, Lloyd Reynolds, William Reynolds and Robert Jeffery. Each was presented with an address and la—ring by A. W. Morgan. ,Mrs. M. E. Elliott; treasurer, Miss E E. Mossop. The meeting was closed with 'the members prayer in unison, after which a dainty lunch was serv- ed by Mrs! Beatty and Miss Mossop. FOR THE CHILDREN CRIBS — HIGH CHAIRS — ROCKERS --• TOY SETS and CARRIAGES HARDWARE DEPT.. Pyrex Ware Alladin Lamps --- Ironing, Board3- Clothes Driers and Skates BALL Z»A P FE� Dealers in Hardware and Furniture Modern Ambulance Service, Funeral Directors Store Phone 195 DOUGLAS G. BALL JOHN J. ZAPFE Phone 110 Phone Iii ismnrA naohl razes Anne oaszorrdhlrisstio r asoossis rr -e e;;- PLEASE bring back those EMPTIES The busy holiday season is almost here — bringing with it additional demand. CARTONS and BOTTLES ARE SCARCE They will be urgently needed to enable us to maintain a steady flow of supplies to the consumer. Please return empties now. If you can't bring them in 'phone or write your nearest Brewers° Retail Store. THANK YOU THE BREWING INDUSTRY (Ontario) p.