The Seaforth News, 1958-04-10, Page 1tr.•z--•
The Seaforth News
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SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1958
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BY-ELECTION IN HURON RIDING
WILL BE HELD ON MON., MAY 12
A. by-election will be heldin
the provincial riding of Huron
on May 12 to fill the seat left
vacant by. the •death of the rate
member Thomas Pryde.
:Russell Balton of McKillo
has been appointed, returnin g
officer' for the election. Mr.
Bolton has appointed W. E.
Southgate election
clerk. This
week they are making up kits
for the enumerators who will
prepare the list of voters for
each poll.
The political pot is starting
to boil with the announcement
that the 'Conservatives will hold
a nomination meeting in Clinton
on Wednesday evening, ,April
116th.
(Definitely in the contest for
the Conservative nomination are
Charles elacN,aughton of:lExet-
er; ;presid'en't, of the Huron Pro-
gressive Conservative Associa-
tion, and Dr. McMaster, former
Mayor of'Seeforth. De. McMast-
er is waging an active campaign
for support, has been prominent
in Lions Club work and in the
Slid ' Western Ontario Develop-
ment Association.
m
ItJa e's heard of others who
may be nominated •at the con-
vention, though so far they ,have
made no . announcement, are
Mayor Miller of 'Clinton, and
George Feegan of Goderiali and
Wan. J. 'Dale, (both former war-
dens of Ewen County.
There will be three voting
(delegates from each poll, and
the chairman of each municipal-
ity will have a vote at the
con-
vention,
So far -the Liberals have made
no announcement of plans for a
nominating convention.
April nth is official nomina-
tion day.
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Robert James
Kee, Toronto, announce the en-
gagement g t of their daughter,
hter
g ,
Joan ,Doreen, to Mr. John Gor-
don Wilson, son of +Mr. and Mrs.
David Hall Wilson, The mar-
riage will take place on Satur-
day, April 26th, 1958 at 1,1 o'-
clock ina i
St. MarksAnglican
Church, Toronto.
BUYS WINTHROP STORE
Stanley tM. Gillies of Cedar-
ville has 'bought the Winthrop
store from Austin eDolmage and
took over the business. Tuesday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Dolmage will
move in a week to the MacFar-
lane propen'•ty at Winthrop
Which they recently purchased.
•IVIm, Gillies who is a bachelor
will occupy the quarters at 'the
store.
SEAFORTH MERRY MAIDENS
Our second meeting of the
"Club Girl Stands on Guard"
was opened at 2 o'clock, Satur-
day, April 5, at. the home of
Mrs, John Broadfoot. Roll call
was a suggestion for the out-
side cover of our record book.
Minutes were read, moved and
adopted. Since we had neglected
at last meeting electing a vice
president, we elected Ruth Cro-
zier. We decided to name our
club "Seaforth Merry Maidens",
'We are to have our next meet-
ing a double one on Thursday,
April 10, at 10 o'clock of the
home -of Suane ,Haugh. Mrs.
Whyte gave suggestions on How
the Club Girl keeps fit ment-
ally, also on different ways to
spend our time -off wisely and
all the qualifications for a good
first -aider if a person was in-
jured. Home assignments. First,
bring a favorite reading book to
the next meeting and for roll
call, .name it, give the author
and tell something about the
book. Second, list the way you
spend your time -off. Third,
continue work on your record
book. Fourth, add more to your
first-aid kit, After a delicious
lunch we closed with "The
Queen".
EGMONDVILLE
Mr. Fred Scotehmer, who
spent the winter months - with
his sone at 'Galveston, Texas,
last week visited with his,broth-
er,. Mr. Wm. Scotchaner and Mrs.
Seotchmer, He left on. Friday to
visit friends at Bayfield (before
returning to his ,home at Rich-
mond Hill,
:Mir.` and Mrs, Oliver•Yailuip
and son Jim of Agincourt visited
with Mrs. Yallup's parents; Mr.
and Mrs. Win, Scotchmer, Mr.
Yellup returned home on Sun-
day and Mrs. Yallup and Jinn re-
mained' for a longer visit.
Mr. Billie Wallace is spending
the Easter holidays with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm, IScotohmer,
Mr. and Wire. Arthur Erick-
son of Waterloo visited on Tdes-
day with the latter's another
aced bee -thee, Mrs. Messenger
and Melvin.
Mr. and Mrs. James Balfour
and Mr. and Mrs.' Ab Hey of
Thames 'Road called on IMIa, and
Mrs. Robt. Dalrymple.. on Satur-
day.
Mrs, Geo. Pearce of Monroe
who visited with Me. and. Mrs.
Dalrymple last week, left Tues-
day morning by plane fromMel-
ton for a thiiele-man4he' visit
with relative's and friends in
rEngiand. 'l
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Finlayson,
Lorne Park, with his mother,
Mims. Jarnes'Finlayson.
Hereford and Jersey
Shows for Fair
At -a meeting this i . week Sea -
forth
s
forth IAAgricu'ltural (Society fur-
thered (plans for the 1113th an-
nual fall fair, .Sept. 18-19 elHur-
on County's oldest fair). •.
Tike Ontario Hereford Re-
gional Show and the Jersey Par-
ish (Show will he held in con-
junction with this year's fall
fair. Gordon IPapple was named
representative to the (Huron
County Federationof Agricul-
ture.
4-13 Clubs to operate in con-
junction with the fair -are a
Swine Club, sponsored by the
Seaforth Junior Farmers' 'Club;
a Poultry Club sponsored by the
Seaforth Lions' Club; Grain
Club sponsored by McKillop
Federation of Agriculture;'Hus-
king Corn, sponsored by the
Tuckersmitlh Federation; and
the Beef Calf and Dairy Calf
Clubs to be sponsored by the
Seaforth Agri. 'Society. The so-
ciety also plans to sponsor a
441 Clwb in Parkland Barley as
well as Rodney Oats and Husk-
ing Corn Field Crop 'Competi-
tions.
The fair twill •also be the
setting for Championship shows
for the •4eH Swine Club and
Beef Calf 'Club.
Tb k
e permanent im�Frovemen s
made in 1957,. for which a grant
has been received, were shutters
o r fr
h-
for the showhouse a e es
menu booth and fencing.Presi-
dent 00. W. 'Campbell pesided.
CHAMBERS — CAWKWELL
• Rev. J. H. James officiated at
the marriage of Marion Jean
'Cawkwell, Seaforth, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cawk-
well, Marton, (Middlesborough,
England, to Raymond Douglas
Chambers, son of Mrs. Almura
Chambers Egmondville, in St.
Thomas' Anglican Church, Sea-
forbh, Thursday afternoon, Ap-
ril 3rd at 2 .p.nr. Given in mar-
riage by 'Charles Friend, the
bride wore a full-length white
n th
grosgrain gown featuring an
appliqued lace -covered bodice.
She wore a lace pill -'box hat,
and a French illusion finger-tip
veil and carried a bouquet of
red roses. Miss Doreen Elizabeth
Hedley, of Cumberland, Eng-
land, attended the 'bride. She
wore a full-length gown of two-
tone blue silk organza over tae -
feta, and a matching headdress.
She carried a bduqueet of yel-
low roses, Willbur Chambers of
Preston was best man andthe
ushers were Junior Storey and
Ross IKohle.: Me. Geo. B. Clarke
was organist playing traditional
wedding music, and also accom-
panying the choir singing two
wedding hymns, "0 Perfect
Love" and "The Voice That
Breathed O'er Eden", The re-
ception was held in Egmond-
vilie where the decorations were
pink and white. The bride-
groom's mother reoeived in a
blue and white silk dress, white
hat and accessories. Assistants
were Mrs. Wilson Little, Mrs.
Frank Johnston, Mrs. Russell
Bolton all of Winthrop, For tra-
veling in the United State's, the
bride chose a matching blue dus-
ter coat and dress with navy and
white accessories. Mr. and Mrs.
Chambers will reside in Eg-
mondville.
Guests at the wedding: Mr,
and Mrs. James Veil and fam-
ily from Toronto, Mr, and Mrs.
Wilbur Chambers from Preston.
HENSALL
Mrs. Wesley Venner return-
ed hone on •Saturd.ay from Vic-
toria Hospital, London, 'here'
she was receiving treatment:
Miss Wanda Baker of Lon-
don was a' weekend visitor with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook and
fancily of Windsor were week-
end visitors with the former's
mother, Mrs. C. Cook.'
CROMARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dow of
Cromarty were honored at a
dinner' at the home of Mr. and
Mrs.' Jack Butson, Staffs, on
their 40th wedding anniversary.
The honored couple were mar-
ried ait•the Presbyterian manse,
Cromarty, April 3, 1918, by the
late Rev. David Ritchie, of that
Church. Mrs. Dow is the former
Annie Christie, daughter of the
late David and Margaret Cheis-
tie. Since their marriage' they
have resided east of Cro,narty.
The table at the anniversary
dinner was centred with a wed-
ding cake- and sweet pews and
chrysanthemums were used foe
decoration:,
They were the recipients of a
gift of money from their child-
ren: Elmer and Mervin, Cronin
arty; Mrs. Lorne 1(Vellina),
Doupe, Science' Hill; (NIrs. Eldon
°1G'ladys) Allen, Cronnarty • Mrs.
Jack )(Wilma) Butson, 'Staffa
Mrs. 'Russel 1(!eIargaret) 'Miller,
dtaffa, and Roger at home. Mrs.
Dow was presented with a red.
rose .corsage, and Mr. Dont/ with
a boutonniere, besides individual
gifts from 'their 16 grandchild-
ren.
{Aliso present for the occasion
was the bride's sister, Mrs..Clif
ford Dow, IStaffa.
Cardiff Official
Majority Is 6,557 •
The off majority aJ tY
ori for Di-
eter' 'Cardiff an east week's elec-
tion in Hann is 6,557. This in-
cludes the soldier vote. The of-
ficial count of the ballots took
7pace on Mon a
Y
by Returning
10ltficer J. K. iHunter of ,Goder-
ich The totals are Cardiff 14,-
107, Oochrane 7'550. The sold-
ier
oldler vote gave a majority for Co-
chrane being, Cochrane, 2187,`
Cardiff 11182.
(Mi.,'Cardiff will be.:offrelall
declared elected by the return
rng officer next Monday, as un -
dr the enlection Act six days
must elapse after the official
count 'before the candidate is
declared elected, .
There were 2213 rejected bal-
lots in the riding, the 'highest
number (being at 1Bdyth No. 1
poll, with I11 rejects'. Exeter 21B
had 9 rejected ballots. There
were 1111 rejected 'ballots in Sea -
forth, with 8 in No. 2 poll, 5 in
No. 4 and '3 in No. 6.
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CANDIDATES FOR
NOMINATION
Facts about two of the candi-
dates for the 'Conservative nom-
ination in Helicon:
Dr. E. A. McMaster has 'lived
in Huron County for ;34 years,
24 years in ISeaforth, where he
organized the Seaforth Clinic
with which he is associated, Dr.
McMaster bases his appeal on
community service, having serv-
ed 11 years on Seaforth council,
7 years as elayor, He also serv-
ed several years on the hospital
board and
High School hoof oa d
A past president of ISeaforth
Lions Club and Lions Deputy
'Governor, and since the Mid-
western Industrial Development
Association was organized he
has been a member of the exe-
cutive.
Charles McNaughton came to
Exeter from Western Canada in
1944 and is a member of the
firm, t
i of Jones, McNaughton
Seeds Ltd. He is 46. Mr, Me-
Naughton's interestin politics
was aroused by the late Tom
Pryde and he became president
ofh
b e HuronYoung Pr
o xsnv
e
Conservative Association. Later
when the Federal riding of Hu-
ron was re -arranged he was ap-
pointed preeeident of the Feder-
al Association for 'Huron which
he still holds. He was 9 years
on Exeter High 'School Board, 2
years as chairman, and was a
founder of the hospital at Exe-
ter. He is a past president of
Exeter Lions Club and a past
IMaster of the /Masonic Lodge.
• • HENSALL
Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Flynn
and Miss Joyce Flynn were re-
cent visitors with :Mr. and Mrs.
Don Avery in 'Sarnia.
Mrs. Grace 'Harpole returned
home after visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Mitchell at
Chiselhurst,
Mr. Geo. Ottelrbein of Galt
spent the weekend holiday with
his father, Mr, Win. Otterbein.
(Mrs. Margaret 'Evans and
family of Waterloo spent the
holidays with the, fornmer's -u•-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. •IR, Y. Mac -
Laren,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Chapman
and family were recent visitors
with their son-in-law and daug-
hter, Mr. and Mrs, Joe DeLodge
in 'Sarnia.
.Miss Joyce Peters of London
was a weekend visitor with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Peters.
Mrs: Chesney of Toronto vis-
ited over the weekend with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Dougall,
Mr. and Min. J. McCloy and
children of Toronto were holi-
day visitors with Mrs. McCloy's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Hess.
Mr, and Mrs, Ron Moir and
family of Strathroy were week-
end visitors with 'Mr. and Mr s,
Wni. Lee, Mr. and Mao. James
Clark and Mr. and Sirs, George
Moir.
,Mr. and Mrs. Alex McMurtrie
of Toronto were -weekend visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. John IMc-
'M•urtrie and Mrs. Mary MclIur-
tris.
• Mrs. Ann Hopkins of Chicago
visited this week with her sist-
er Mrs. Mary McMurtrie.
SEEKS NOMINATION Dr. E. A. McMaster of Sea -
forth, who will be a candidate
for the Conservative nomination,
in Huron riding,
I
Harpurhey To Get
Street Lights
The regular Meeting of Tin
ckeisntith council was held in
town hall, ISeaforth on April 1
Wath all members present. The
auditor's report as submitted by
A. M. Hamper, C.A., was read
b
'np , >Y
the clerkand ad'o ted'. The fee
of '$400 was ppada ed paid) and
the clerk msteucted to ,bill the
Tuckersmith Telephone,ISystein,
100; ,Sc I
hoof Area 1 3
76 IS.S.
r
and 1 I
10$15 each, as their res-
pective share of the audit cost.
Rates of pay ,for labor were
raised as follows: (Road supt. $1
per hour; grader opemator
other labor 90c.
Charles •Eyre was appointed
weed inspector- at '90c per hover
plus rice per anile for use of car
while on duty.
Council acknowledged a peti-
tion for street lighting in the
hamlet of Oianpurhey and ins-
tructed the clerk to proceed with
negotiations with the HEIPC.
,Tender for construction of
the Second Concession Drain
was awarded to 'Robert Row-
cliffs, Hensall, 'Ont, at tender
price .of $2185,00. The Reeve
was authorized to sign a (warrant
to holdto
a x sale of properties
eligible.
The (Reeve and clerk were au-
thorized to proceed with 'sale of
debentures under -authority of
By-law aw 10, I1916.7 ({Egmondvalle
Water), which was, given its Srd
and final reading.
Aeoounts p a ss e d included:
Schools, !*3,000; 'salarie's and al-
lowances, ($6134,148; eolyertising,
$3'6.45; fox bounty, $2.00;.
drains,3
6.58
aU
$ lementar
a I I Divi ane e, 1$25 00; roads
$13180.2'6; Relc.-Gen. $7;15; Aus-
•able Conservation, $100.00;
postage, $5.00; rebates, $2.40.
'Council adjourned to meet on
May 6th at 8 p.m.
E. 'P. Chesney, Clerk.
CHIMNEY FIRES
The
free brigade responded
to two calls for chimney fires.
On `Saturday about ,6 o'clock
they event Itoilbur Drager's,
MoKillop '('the feimer Lawrence
farm)
and
on T
uc"sdY a night to
Geo. Eaton's, Seaforth. Both
fires were brought under con-,
trol by the res}dents without
damage.
WALTON •
Mrs. D. Watson 'had charge
of the WINS part of the Easter
meeting. Hymn 1103 "The Day
of Resurrection" was sung. Mrs.
A. Coutts read the soripture
from Chronicles.
The Thanksgiving meeting
will he held April 14th, Monday
evening commending at 8 p.m.
The guest speaker will be Mrs.
!Bruce Hall, ,Seaforth. Lured.: is
to consist of sandwiches and
tarts, The McKillop group will
serve and Walton clean up, The
report from the delegates was
given •by Mrs. IK. McDonald for
morning session and .Mrs. N.
Reid the afternoon. Any bale
articles are to be in by the end
of April. Mrs. H. Smalldon fa-
vored with a solo and Mrs. H.
Bolger gave a reading. The Sth
and e16'th group was in charge
of the topic on Japan with Mrs.
C. 'Martin, Mrs. J. McDonald,
'Mrs, R. McDonald and Mrs. W.
Turnbull taking part.
'Sunday IScho'ol will be held at
10.30 a.en. next Sunday in
Duff's United Church and the
church service at 11.30. .Mis-
sion .Band will meet during ser-
vice. This will be the beginning
of the summer schedule.
'Mrs. Frank Walters under-
went an operation in 1St. !Mary's
hospital, Kitchener, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. b'', Burke, Wing -
ham, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Art McCall on Sunday.
Miss- Isabel Lydiatt of Lon-
don spent the week end with
hear •parents, Mr. and' Mrs. C.
Lydiatt. •
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin and
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jenkins
wea•;e Easter visitor's at, ,the
'home of Mr, and Mrs. C. 4lan•-
tin.
Miss Jennie VanVliet of
'Stratford visited with her par-
ents, Mr. and (Mrs, J. VanVliet.
Wayne McMichael of Wind-
sor spent several days with his
parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. 4i. 'Mc-
Mic'hael.
(Mrs. Douglas Lawless, Diane
and Murray, Simcoe, are holiday
visitors with IMr. and Mrs. Wil-
bur Turnbull.
,Miss 'Olen Dundas and Miss
Mary Whyte are vacationing in
New York with the former's
aunt, Miss Tillie Dundee.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Marshall
and daughter of North. Bay vis-
ited with IMrs.:L, Marshall and
Mr. M. Fraser over the week
end.
Mr. Ronald Smith (has return-
ed home after attending 0.A.C.
at Guelph for two years,
FIRESIDE FARM FORUM
ion 'April 741 Fireside Farah
Forum held a party in Forest-
ers' hall, Constance. ••1Rodger
ISchwass,' Winigham, showed his
colored slides of his trip` to the
Peace (River 'District and U.IS.
which were greatly enjoyed.
;Progressive euchre was played
with the (winners: most gaanes,
Mrs. Nelson McClure and Ron
Jewitt; lone hands, H ,u g h
Flynn, Don Buchanan; consola-
tion, 'ethe.- Tom McMillan, Wil-
bur Jewitt. Lunch was served.
Police Find' Clue
In Local Robbery
For the '.m
second ti e 'thin a
w
month the safe was stolen from
Cleary's iGA store early 'Sun-
day moaning. The safe from the
pffice of Reliance Petroleem
Products was ,also taken. There
was no currency in the 'latter
safe and it is understood there
was only a small amount of cash
in the, Cleary safe.
On 'Wednesday certain olue8
are (being investigated' with the
assistance of RCAF and Provin-
cial Police.
'Chief of Police Edward Er-
hardt discovered the robbery at
the Cleary store while making
his rounds. He had checked the
front doors of the stores includ-
ing Cleary's about 3 a.m. and
everything appeared normal.
After making a tour of the town
up by the arena he •drove down
the hack alley on the east side
of Main street. The door at
Cleary's attracted his attention
and upon investigating he
found it open and the safe' miss-
ing. He notified Constable Geo.
Martin and Mr. Cleary. The po-
lice then rwent out to the gravel
pit at the "mountain", where
'the safe was taken a few weeks
ago. There they found the miss-
ing safe, ,together with a second
safe. 'Business papers in this
safe showed it to be from the
Reliance office.
(How entry was gained at
'Cleary's appears to be a myst-
ery. Police were of the opinion,
someone had remained hidden
in ,the store at closing tiane,. but
this was ruled wed out by the staff.
The onlyother visible mean
sof
entry being through a very nar-
row space, it was thought entry
might have been made by a
very small person.
Entry at the 'Reliance office
was gained by twisting off a
hasp and padlock at the door.
But again there is a mystery
how the safe was removed. It
seemed as if it must have been
heaved up on a small oil tank
and boosted over the high wire
fence, which would be a feat
requiring considerable strength.
Frank Young, who has been
manager of the Reliance office
for hepast four stated
tears. std e
Y
that it is against company rules
to keep currency in the safe.
He gave credit to the local pol-
ice for their efficient handling
of the matter. Nothing was stol-
en at either place except the
safes.
There is every indication that
the thefts were the work of the
same gang as before as the
safes were opened in exactly
the same manner,
FARMERS' UNiON MEETII.G
Local 284 of Farmers' Union
heId its monthly meeting Tues-
day night with a good attend-
ance.
ttend
ance. Previous mtnutea and cor-
respondence were read by Sec.
President read list on agenda
to be discussed, and also hate
chairman of each committee re-
port on tickets for prizes that
will be drawn at Amateur and
Variety show being held Friday
night in Clinton, Each Local
seems to have no trouble...get-
ting its share of talent. A copy
of Ontario Livestock Shippers
Association brief was read and
a discussion started immediate-
ly. This brief contains a 7 -point
plan with a five cent per hog
deduction, and hogs sold from
stable and delivered to packer
of producer's choice. A. report
on beef producers' meeting in
Clinton was given and discussed,
it was felt that the 10c per head
deduction for slaughter cattle
was not necessary at this time.
A few questions ,were asked
about import of millions of The
of New.- Zealand boneless beef
New support prices came under
fire, it 'vas felt that deficiency
payments would be better than
too high a floor price. A floor
price that the average farmer
could get by with would be a
boon to the large producer or
contract farmer. It ''was asked
if their was any information on
the hog vote that was promised.
The ,president stated a iettelr
from this local had been sent
to Mr. Goodfellow foie informa-
tion as to vote, but no word has
been received as yet. The next
meeting in 'lay will be our
annual meeting.
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The W.M.S. Easter Thank -
offering meeting was held Wed-
nesday. afternoon, April 2nd at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. D. A.
MacMillan, Ilderton, with 18
anembeera, and 8 visitors present.
The 'President, Mrs. Russell Con-
sitt chaired the meeting. Order
of service was the special Eas-
ter
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ter program entitled Christ's
Legacy of l'eace". Hymn 286
was sung. Mrs. R. J. Elgie con-
ducted the Invocation, assisted
by Mrs. J. Anderson, Mrs, W.
Thompson, Mrs. A, Johnston,
Mrs. Bert (Faber, Mrs. Ralph
Turner, Mina Irene Turner. The
meditation was conducted by
Mrs, Bussell Consitt. Reports
from Presbyterial in Clinton
were given by the two delegates
Mrs. J. A. Cooper and Mrs. J.
Anderson. Four visits were re-
ported by Mrs. Ralph Turner.
Mrs. Bert Fiber and Mrs- Ross
Broadfoot *ere appointed visit-
ors for next month. Mrs. Ross
Broadfoot favored with a piano
solo. Rev. MacMillan spoke on
the subject "Baster Past and
Easter Present". A poem "You'll
Know it is Spring", was reed by
Mrs. Allan Johnston. A vote of
thanks was moved by Mrs. John
Sinclair to Rev. and lies. 'Mac-
Millan and all those helping with
the program. Closing hymn 514
was, sung and the Benediction,
prdnounoed by •Rev. MacMillan,
A social hour followed, lunch
was served' by circle 8.
Miss Evelyn Hyde spent
Tuesday in London.
Mr. Harold Jones has been
hospitalized the past week in
South Huron Hospital.
Me. and Mrs. Roy Hillier and
John of Tillsonburg spent the
(Easter week end visiting the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex McMurtrie.
.ler. and Mrs. Grant Love of
Caro, Mich., spent the 'weekend
with. Mrs. Love's father, Mr. R.
Cooper, and on Sunday his fam-
ily met at his hone to celebrate
a, belated birthday.
Miss Louise Hyde oe the Bap-
tist Bible 'Institute, London, vis-
ited a week with her parents,
Mr. and (Mrs, Alex Hyde.
Mrs. Amelia `McClyanont is a
patient in 1St. Joseph's (Hospital,
London, Her many friends and
neighl'ons wish 'her b e t t e• r
health.
Mrs. Joseph LelGard, Sari -Sue
nd Billy of (Downsview ase vis -
ting Easter week with an aunt.
and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Nor
mein Long.
Mr. Allan Johnston was the
ucky winner of the "Flower of
the Month" quilt sponsored by
enema. Rebekah Lodge No. 34:9,
Hensall on which the draw was
made .last (Wednesday evening
by the ist'riip,t Deputy Presi-
dent, Mrs. Arta Fritzley, of Gad-
erich. Mrs. Stanley Mitchell
SEEKS NOMINATION
_ Wm. -J.IDele, former Reeve
and Warden, ,prominent Hullett
farmer, who is mentioned as a
possible Conservative candidate
in Huron.
sold the winning ticket and also
got a prize.
Guests on Good Friday with
Mr. and 'Mrs. N. Dickert in -
eluded Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mey-
er and 2 children of Kitchener,
Mr. and 'Mrs, Irven Dickert,
Ronny and Murray of Clifford,
Messrs Douglas Watson of
Grand Rapids, Mich„ and John
of Toronto visited Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Grid-
zak and fancily.
IMr. and Hz's. Richard Cornish
and family of Goderich were
Easter Sunday visitors of Me..
Robert Thomson,
EGMONDVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. •Ernie. Cook and
family of Kingston were ,holi-
day guests with Mrs. Cook's
parents, Sin and Mrs. Harry
Weiland.
'Mrs. Wesit;v 'Olayter and son
Ralph of Webber•ville, Mich.,
were weekend visitors with her
mother, (Mrs. Jas. Finlay -on and
Miss Jessie 'Finlayson, also with
friends in Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. Roht. Boyes of
Orillia and Mr. and Mrs, Snider
of Preston were visitors with
Mrs. Robt, Boles 'Sr., and Miss
Mary 'Stobie, also with their
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. G. R, Keyes and
daughter Joan and friend Col-
leen McCrea of Windsor are
spending a few days with the
f ormer's mother, Mrs. Nelson
Keyes.
Miss Laura MacMillan of Tor-
onto is spending the 4iolidays at
her home here, and Miss Alice
Watson of London with her
mother, Mrs. 3. S. Watson.
•Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Stephen-
son, Grace and (Pahl spent the
holiday weekend with relatives
at Flint and Detroit, Michigan.
iMr. Jas. M. Reid of Weston
visited with 'his brother-in-law,
.iiz, T. Robinson and family.
Mrs. C. (Hawley, who has
spent some months in California•
has returned to her home here.
Dr. Jas. 'Semple is spending a
few days this week at Rochest-
er, New York,
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Mrs. AlbertiiShirray and Bruce
spent a few days this week holi-
daying in Fort iEluron, Mich.
Mrs. Emma Sheppard visited
this week with Mr. and Alis.
Morley Sanders and sons in Ex•
eters
Mr,
.and rMrs. (Edgar )Munn
were weekend visitors with their
son -inn -law 'ani daughter; Mr,
and Mrs. Don Gooding and fan'-
ily in Parkhill.
:Miss Wendy Moir visitod over
the weekend' with her another,
Mrs. Mansell Mason in Grand
(B end.
Mrs. Inez McEwen spent the
weekend visiting with her moth-
er, Mrs. Sparrow at Paisley,