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WALTON •
Miss Mauna Sanderson is .spending
her holidays with her aunt Mrs. Jos-
eph Storey at Clinton.
• Shirley and Marie Bennett are
spending a few weeks at St. Thomas
with their aunt.
Mrs.- D. Steins and Dolly spent last
week In Kitchener.
- Miss Edith Ennis and Mrs, M.
Dtessel event the holiday with their
parents Mr. and Mrs. F. Ennis,
Mt and Mrs. R. G. Parke of Sea -
forth spent Monday afternoon with
friends in Walton.
Ross Bird is spending his holidays
with friends in Kirkton.
Miss Ern Baxter spout the holiday
with friends at Carlow.
Hiss Amy Love of Toronto visited
her mother over the holiday. \\'e are
glad to report Mrs. Love, who has
been very ill, was able to go to her
daughter's. Mrs. \V. R. Droarifoot, in
Grey. on Monday.
Walton•School Report -
For yearly work, in order of merit.
II. Honours. P, Pass. R, Recontntend•
ed conditionally. F, Fall. Glade. 7.8.
Jim Kelley P, John Steiss P. Grade
6-7. Nelson- Meeks P, Marian Steiss
P. Grade 5.6• Elva Sholdic•e. H. Doreen
Coutts H. Isabel Davidson P, Arnold
Nichol 11, Kenneth -MacDonald F.
Grade 3-4, Donald MacDonald H.
Shirley Bennett P. Emma Sanderson.
P. Marie Bennett R. Jim Cummings
R. Grade 2.3, I3111ie Humphries P.
• Grade 1.2. Helen Johnston P. May
Jackson P. Grade 1. Gerald Dresel.
Leona Johnston, Doris Patterson.
leacher, Chas. S. Sellers.
.lir. and Mrs. Hagan. Miss Bernice
Hagan, Mrs, O'Neil and Mss Josie
O'Neil of Toronto were visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Bird
on Sunday.
Miss Eloise hivingston of London,
and sister. are holidaying with their
grandparents. Mr. mud firs. David
Livingston. their homes here, The Varna Real Cross are sponsor.
master Donald Wilson. London is Misses Ethel Seibcl and Ethel Dex• dog• a straWbea'ry social on Thursday
holidaying with his grandparents. Mr. ter of Kitchener spent the holiday evening of this week. Rev. Mr, Mair
and Mrs. R. W. Hoy. week end at the home of Mr, and of Thames Roach will be the special
Mr. and Mrs. H. Last, Welland, and Mrs. Austin Dexter, speaker for the eveninge In case of
Isattel' Bateman, Hamilton, spent The I\V.A. and-\W.M,S. wll'1 hold rain the supper will be held in • the
Sunday with R. H. Hoy's.hci,r regular 01001101g in the lhasc•nrent township hall otherwise on the
.firs. Joe Love is somewhat improv of the (-birth on Wednesday,;J'uay, 10. grounds neat at head. Come not and
ed and hi spending a while with her Please take note of the change of help the muck needed rouse,
• daughter Mrs. W. Broadfoot.date. 1L. and Mrs. Gordon Marks, of
Hobert Holland. 16th con. Grey, has '1r. and Mrs, 'Clarence '\fontgom- Termite, spent the holiday with Mr,
enlisted in London and is calling a ery and Mr. and 'Mrs, Erneet Adams and Mrs. Harold Connell.
sale of lois fatal stock and imple- attended a camp meeting at 'Lon•don
stents in the near future. 1111 Stmday. DUBLIN
The Constance \V.M.S, held an op-
en meeting in the school room of -the Mr. and Airs. Joseph Jordan spent
The fourth annual Diegel reunion church t\'ednesday afternoon. Jenne 2(i. the weep end at Niagara Falls.
was held at the home of Mr, and Airs, (Winthrop and Londes'boro auxiliaries Dr, and Mrs. Frank Canning, Hiss
Henry E. Diegel near Rrodhageu nn were guests for the afternoon. -Mrs, Irene Canning and Hugh Canning of
Alnnday. July lst. There were abnnt Lindsay, president, opened •the meet- Toronto visited here on Dominion
150 members present from Toronto, ilia with silent .prayer after which the Day and spent a few hours with their
Rttttttord, 'Waterloo, North Bay, Pt. hymn,• "The \\orhl -Must Be Con- friend Mr. Frank McConnell.
F.Igin Staffa, Mitchell. Broclhagen enered Jot- 1. Ihrist,' was sung. An ad- The supper given lust. week on the
and 'nrruulin district. Besides re. dress •..1 welrnnte was given ' by Mrs. grounds of St. Mary's Anglican
elle, ring (1111 Imes and feasting on lirirtan. Scripture lesson, 24th Psalm, Thereto was well patronized by the
end things, there was the followingaas read by Airs. Hugif'. A piano.sel- villazers t»ul many from Senfortlu
interesting program.: peanut scramble. eclat wds Uiven by Miss jean Pryce The !adios served a sumptotts re.
Reseell Diegel, Bernice Hoppem•oth. eleitied ''1-1116 Beautiful Heaven Must past. including strawberries. Mrs.
Dotty Hoppenroth. Helen Ahrens, ale," 1,111 Wed by t missionary read- Frank Snaith took chtuge of - the
La 111, 1i. Leonhardt, Arlene Diego!. 114 by Mrs. E. .l dams. M.rs. Lindsay fumy booth, and Mrs. Collins of Mit-
Gary Sboidice, Ronald Drager Girls'sang- a solo ,tinct Bless the Shores of e'hell the fish pond. Rev. Hurford
race. 4 years and under, Laurette 1 aglard. \ unsaonary reading was Josh (home n1' the program, thanking
Leonhardt. Doris Iloppenrotb: boys, given •by Miss Young of Lo ndes!horn, the ehilch•en of t public school for
4 years and muter, Ronald Drager. dlowed Cly a trio it Mrs Britton, their singing and readings Mildred
Gary Sholdice: girls' race, 5•6 years, Nil's. Tre•ein and 111- Edith Britton Moore played three eonce1thta num-
Pearl
umPearl Drager. Wheel harrow race, entitled. Leach 'Ale to Pray." Sen- hers and accompanied the singing of
Henry Diego! and Ruth Replete h•nee prayers were given by Mrs. Gori Save the Ring. Mr. Collins anal
Potato race. girls over 14• Mrs. Geo. Aemirs. 'ins, Brielan. firs. Woods, his wile assisted in va•ions ways to
Young; potato race. girls 14 and Mrs. E. Adams and -Mrs. Lindsay. make the event. pleasant for the
under. Noma Steinbach; potato rare, Mrs, Roy Lawson, the guest speaker, many wino attended.
boys over 14. Edwin Leonhardt: po- *ave a splendid talk, "Why We Dr. Frank Canning and family, To.
tato race. boys under 14, Henry Should Be \\ 'LS. Workers." Hiss ronto, and has brother and sister
Diegel. Ladies' kicking the slipper H t,h'kirk sang. "Wets That Somobody were callers on Dominion Day,
taee, Mrs, Norman Ahrens. Throwing You" after which the collection 'was Lorne Cronin and wife Detroit
the ball, women over 45. Mrs, Idora taken. Mrs. Hugh Alexander of Wine were the guests 01 Mrs. Mary Cronin.
Diegel, Mrs. Fred Hoppenroth: throe and Mrs. Percy Manning of Mrs. Nagle returned from Dearborn,
The oldest person was Mrs. John LondtJhoro thanked the ladies for the Visitors in our burg are delighted
Lennbardt, Sr., age 83 years. The afternoon spent together. Lunch was with the flowers on the lawns of Dr.
youngest person was Lillian Marie served. There nyere ninety ladies ,pre h1'nulkes and Dr, Murray,
Haney, age two months, daughter of sent, Mrs. Hunter, who was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Haney of Sea- • her sister Miss Beale left for her ST. COLUMBAN
forth. The following officers were CROMARTY home in Toronto on Wednesday, lit'. a»d Mi•s, Joe Moylan and baby
elected for year 1941 reunion to he Reg' (1c)rdoi, Toronto is the guest of Kitchener visited relatives over
held on July 1st at the home of Mr. 11"' anniversary _:cn,ces in from- of his aunt, Mrs. A. Darling. - - the holiday, and tins. Reuben Rapien: Hono'lilT arty Prr..irytr_riau idnrrrh •Wert $aid Mr. and 'Erns Joseph Longeway of Mr, and MIS. Wnt. Reynolds of
e silents. \1rs..Juo. Lenndun•dt, Jho. '11 di Rey. R. A. Tran•_ton• B..\., of i{etltticott, MGs. Julia Detout•cy, Kin-
held
spent the week end with the
I-ii.:eI and Gen. Diegel. President. \iellan1 Pte hytteritn Chmch,. poke. kora. I111. and Mrs, \ m. ITniae. were farmer's father.
yCsn. Diez' -d; see.-treas.. Russell 51111• the e•eoiet e.1 Mrs. Mains: ,1t Bruce- t, party to motor to Mount Carmel Mips Elizabeth !loath of Kitrhenel
du • ; spurts rnnuu.. 24115, C. A. Tenn. hel, - on Sunday last to visit. the eldest spent Dominion Day with Mr. and
1b 1lartin Ihr el. Mrs. lis ! Ir • d! t $e.,'1ar clan Hitt at the' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Longeway. Mrs, J, Roach.
elnlrlire, Mrs. Hy. I.. Di.ge.1 Mrs G. 1 ane or Mr. and Mr.. Thos. Scott Mr. Leonard is now in the employ
with relative's present from Carling et the Dublin creamery. Bias J. Cronin visited friends in
F.isdc•r and air. Fd 1'. Ier. As there
Kitchener recently.
•„ .e. ,,,...._ ford. Hensall. Seaforih. Clinton and Mr. and Aire. Fergus Stapleton Mr, and Mrs. J. Mcllhargey and
welts. 1 \lossap, Detroit. Alt•, and 111. Lay -
fir, 1_. Sall 11141 o1 rag" spalls r.itc' dant and little son in company
week end 'e'itlt Ate. and Mee. H. F. with 41iss Beatty, of Lonilou; Mrs.
Berry. i.i.,i nild of IVtuxeter.
Brucetield Red Cross report, Juno
22nd: 24 pr, socks, 6 suite Pyj:inias
4 hospital bent gowns. For refugees
12 quilts, 2 aril) quilts, 13 women's
house dresses, 20 children's pantie
d Beattie.
boys' suits, 6 children's rompers, 1 111', and Mrs. A. McRounell in com-
po, boys' coveralls, 2 children's flan- I lilnty with friends, motored to Pitts-
burg to speed the week end with
jamas, 4 pr. ehildreu's panties, relatives.
gills' junipers, 1. baby's sweater cap The 1\'.r1, of St, John's Church roar
and bootees, s, 1 child's slip. It hand I Thursday at the home of Mrs. M. G.
kerchiefs, 2 pr. children's wool slip -Beatty, There was a good attend-
ee rs, 1 boy's sweater and pants, n
suits girls' underwear, ear, 1 pr. boy's `thee'
e,
:Serge pants, 3 boys •wearers: 2. girl:. Mrs.. S. Helens
and Mrs. H. Woods
sweaters, etaters, 2 pr. women's stockings; ,•�, of St. Helens in company with Mrs.
knitted bed jackets, 16 cakes soap,' Tyson and ,11,1r. cony Woods of Sttsvatoile•
6 pr. children's barrettes, 3 woolen's wan. called Saturday on •inh'.'as .
night gowns; 1 :suit boy's pyjamas. Mrs. Fl tchevguest of London Was the
5 p1'. boys' drawers, 1 man's cap, .1 week' end guest of Mrs. Alt Ings.
child's wool cups 2 women's aprons.
MM. G. II, Beatty and children
7 bath towns, 14 men's shirts. 11 K. spent. a few days .with relatives and
mel', overalls, 5 pr. boy's running friends in Toronto.
shoes, 22 pr. children's wool stock. Rev. Jolts Graham gave a vary' fit.
lugs. 14 pr. children's socks. 3 Moe
ting address Sunday night in St.
nellette blankets, td wool blankets, C John's Churdh to the members Of the
pr. boys' Wool golf hese, 7 pr. men's Orange- Order.
wool. socks, 1 boy's coat and vest. We are sorry to. report Mrs. John
There were also 37 wool blankets Rothwell is not enjoying good
.eat when the call came for Lham. stealth, but we hope for some int•
resses 12 children's dresses 14
Pts. Harold Elliott, of Kitchener.
who has joined the colors, is now
training in Stratford.
Mrs. R. McBride of Blake spent a
few days with her daughter, Mrs. S.
- pt'ovement.
CONSTANCE I Mrs, Annie McNaughton of London
hiss .teen Wakefield spear the hot
called en relatives end friends re-
Miss
With friends in 'Wroxeter. • tenth'.
Mr. and Mrs, Leo Stephenson and The Reid amily hr Chair annualG
Ie -union nt Jowett's Grove, BayOald,
fancily attended the Knox reunion at on Saturday, June 29th. 101110nds
:\twocd on Monday. were present from Toronto, Detroit,
MIiss Stella Armstrong has taken Flint, Windsor and Exeter.
a position at the Scott Memorial Hiss Aline. Silk of Mitchell has
Hospital. been engaged as teacher of S.S. No.
Donald Stephenson. Lorne Dale,7 Stanley, for the coating year.
Betty Dale and LoisJamieson triad ('1sttnrs over the week end with
their entrance examinations in Clin• Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Reid included Mr.
ten last week, and Mrs, Paul Jahn, Mr, and Mrs.
Miss Edna Armstrong and Miss JonReid, 11t•, L. Saunders and
Olive Grimoldby are holidaying at (anti!
BRODHAGEN.
the Onange Hall in Winthrop one
1110111 to honor them on their remelt
marriage. The first part of the even-
ing was spent in dancing. After lunch
Mr. and Mrs. Papple were called to
the platform and the following ad.
dress Was react by Muriel Dolinage:
Dear Olive and Earl: We, your
friends and neighbors, have gathered
here this evening to wish you hap•
piaess and prosperity throughout
your wedded life, We realize, Olive
that your bright and cheery disposi-
tion will be very mach missed in our
community, You have always been
so willing to give your help
where it has been needed. To you;
Earl. We say congratulations. There
is an old saying,
"Pott may live without friends,
('on may live without books,
But civilized sten!
Can not liven without conks."
As a small token or our heartiest
eonglalnitlt.ions we ask you to accept
this gift. not for its value but for
the sincere good wishes which ac-
company it. Again may we wish you
a life fall of health, happiness and
prosperity. Signed on behalf or
neighbors and friends. A beautiful
studio couch was presented by Marg.
time Habkh'k, Scott Kerr and Leslie
?levee, Mr. Papple made a fitting
reply. After a programme of songs
by Mrs. A. Stephens, step dancing by
Mr. Sant Pethick, Mr, Frank John
stun and Miss Edna Papple, the rest
of the evening was spent in dancing.
A reception was held In the hall
lest Friday night hi honer of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Papple. About 150 of their
friends and neighbor's presented them
with a studio couch..A very good time
was spent in dancing.
Mrs, Joann Glities spent a few days
in Owen Sound with Mr. Gillies, who
is sailing the Lakes.
Mr, and Mrs. Al Stone and family of
Norwich spent the holidays with Mr.
iuul bars. Sol Shannon,
IVliss Isabel Betties, nurse of Lon-
don, is speeding a few holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theron
Betties.
The Ladies' Aid Circle stet at the
!tome of Mrs, Irwin Trewitrtha last
Thursday and spent the afternoon
sewing for the Red Cross.
lar, and Mrs. Archie Campbell of
Toronto spent the week end with
friends in the burg.
Holiday visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Geo. Eaton, Mr. and Mrs, Kenny An-
dersen and son Ronnie of Niagara
Falls, Mr. Andrew Anderson and Alda
of London, Mrs. Ferg Bullard and
Jackie and Mr. John Armstrong of
Kintot'e; Mr, and Mrs. Foster Ben-
nett, Mona. and Billie, Mr, John Ben-
nett of \Wiugham, Mr. Mel Merriam
of London. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Eaton, Larry and Keith, and Mr, Bill
Tt•ewartha.
Lance Corporal Peng Bullard sent a
cable 00 the 17th of June saying he
hail been in France, but got hack
sale to England. Ferg has received a
stripe since going to England.
HILLSGREEN
Mr. John Baker and 11r, Cooper of
the London road made a business
trip to Sarnia recently.
The many friends of Miss Peggy
Puswill be g!atl to know elle is re-
covering nicely after an operation in
Clinton hospital.
We are sorry to report Mr, Russell
Consilt bad the misfortune to injure
his knee while attending the school
picnic at Bayfield.
Mr. John Barclay of Stratford and
daughters, Edythe and Phyllis are
visiting with Mr, and Mrs. \Wet, Dav-
idson.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Davidson at•
tended the Salter -Davidson wedding
in Stratford Saturday,
!try it was voted that the sum of five
dollars be donated to Mitchell and
District Patrintic Society.
Mrs. Mary Dittmer and son Vincent
of Termite) with her mother Mrs.
Marry' Prueter.
BRUCEFIELD
1', 'h have moved into their new hone
a_e en,
•!1 r. R (1...MacKay and 11rs. Mae- near St. Patrick's Church.
Kay, . f Irince :Miert, with Mr. and Miss Nis -mica Byrne has 'returned
Mrsjanles Srott; Alr, and \Irs. hntne from 'Detroit; Rev, John Me -
1n nuts Scott, who µere ntarcrie:ct re- Connell, N1.11„ who has -spent the ,past
curtly at the bride's western home, two years on the secretarial staff at
el enc sere; r. t e ^ atrcan amt is y en its a ' e -
• Inhn Barr Stratford .11r and ;Mrs. 'weeks with this'parents 414,. and MM'rs
have taken up re ' i 1 M h \' , R p d g 'f
5.5. No. 3, Tuckersmith-
Granted Entrance without trying,
•Betty Allan, Genevieve Smith, 'Gor-
don Hill. Tried entrance, :Mellba Tay-
lor, Ross Dilling. Promoted to Grade
'g---Rohedt Addan, K-athleen Siliery,
bfarian Wilson. Promoted to Grade 7
-Edna Papple, Tack McDonald.
Kenneth Scott, Billie Lane. Pro'mot-
e'd to Grade 5 -Madeline IWrlson,
Mary Lane, R'u'th Scott. Recom-
mended, Fred Taylor. Promoted to
Grade 4 -Marion Hill, Lois Richard -
Sen. Verna Taylor, Recommended,
1fareare'@ (Wright. Promoted to
Grade 2 Senior - Stuart Wilson,
Eleanor 'McCartney, Francis Lane,
\ddan Wright, Reginald Finlayson;
'Billie Wright. Promoted 'to Grade 2
'Tenter - Andrew Davidson, Laird
Ficrlayson, Gordon Thompson, Pupils
maned in order -of standing. - M.
Fthf'l McMaster, Teacher.
.1•Iiss trona Snider of London and
Melvin Snider of Clinton spent the
holiday at their home here.
Mr. end Mrs. C. Halstead and son
of Stretford visited Mr. and Mrs, T
H. Wheeler.
Pte. Bob Dalrymple. Pte. J. Burdge
and Pte, Ross Grainger of London
anent the week end at their homes
here.
Miss Marearet Aikenhearl of Lore
icon spent the week end with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Aikenhearl.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright and
Miss Dorothy Swan spent the holiday
at Chatham,
Privates Abe Zapfe and Percy Har•
rison of London spent the holidays
at their homes here.
We are sorry to report -that Wally
McBeath while at work on Saturday
Fulton, Murray \1cCi'Ll• Mitchell, evith David McConnell. He has been ,ap-
'Mr. and Mrs. Duncan 'McKellar; Mr. 'poinded a ,professor et -a college in
and -Mee. Stoskop4 Sebringt•ille, with Washington and nwill bogin this teach- NORTH McKILLOP
-Mr. and Airs. 'John Scott; ;Mrs. A. 'C ing in September.•Miss Anne Kintner has returned to
Russell, George Russell, Avonton, Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. •Michael Mc- • her home in Waterloo after reeding
with Mrs. Tiufford and Miss '14. B, ,Carthy, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs• her sister Mr, and Mrs. Joseph
Currie; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller, of elichael McCarthy; M'r. and Mrs. F. Thornton.
Stratford, with les. S. >11ller; Mr. 'White, St. Marys, with Mrs. 'Gather- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chase and son of
and Mrs. Twaddle 'Berrie, with Mrs. ine Evans; 'Miss. 'Robe.'MeGonmick Detroit are visiting with Mr. and
McKoy: Mr. .and •Airs. James •Scott, ,returned to Detroit; Miss Mary Rue -Mrs. Charles Munn over the holiday.
Brodtha'gen. with Mr. and ,Mrs. Thos. cell with her sister in Stafa: Rev. Mr. and Mrs. John Kistner and
Scott end 'Gordon Scott. Father Ruth, 'C R., and !Joseph Ruth, Jeanie of Waterloo spent the holiday
Kitchener, with Mrs. C.'Bennin'ger, with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thornton.
TUCKERSM1TH Malaboµ, Thomas McGrath 'died in Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regale and family
Mrs, Andrew Kirk is visiting her :Ottawa on (Lune Med in his 77th year. spent Saturday evening with Mr, and
son AVL•. Oliver Kirk, Birmingham. 'Rom near nu'blin, Ont., the was the Mrs. Thomas Storey,
Mich.. and her daughter, Mrs. F. L. eldest Von Of the date IM'r. and 'Mee. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Waynlan, Mari -
Creighton, Detroit. Pa -trick 'McGrath. He 'lived In .1s/itch- lyn and Dorothy of Brantford spent
Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Kirk of Birm• ell and London prior to going 110 0t- the week end visiting with Mr. and
Ingham, Mrs. J. D. Beecroft of White- tawa 2-6 years ago 'where he was in Mrs. Ed Boyce and other friends.
church, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Lyon tile ;Secretary's Branch, Delp-artment Mrs: Nellie Munn spent Sunday
of Londeshoro called at the 1101118 of of Public R'oaks, Mr. 'McGrath re- with her daughter Mrs, Ed Boyne.
Mrs. Andrew Kirk last week, tired 115 years ago owing to ill health. Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Storey 'and
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Carlisle and A deoaut Roman !Catholic, the alttend- family spent Sunday with Mr. and
family of Hensel] spent Sunday with ed St. Patrick's C'hu'rch, He 'was a Mrs, George Thornton and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Landsbo'ough. member of the Holy Name 'Satiety Mrs. Joseph Holmes.
Mrs. Thos. Coleman left to -clay to and the League of the Sacred Heart,
spend a few rlays in Toronto with His 'wife, the 'former Mary McCarty, 1STAFFA
relatives. � edecea era .biro a year Left Ito' mourn t
The hail stol'ni Sunday did a great
children of Liman visited Mrs. Ed
Rowland on Tuesday.
Miss Anne Ryan of London spent
the holiday with friends here.
Miss Loretto Holland of Kitchener
spent the holiday with her parents.
Miss Lois Hogg of Winthrop is
spending this week with her cousin..
Miss Doreen Murray.
p' C. A. Norris, Toronto, W, Bain,
are a'hrnflier, Tohn McGrath, of 'Dub- I
deal of damage to wisps and gardens. 'lin; a sister, Miss Bridget 'McGrath, Selhriagvihle, Mr, and Mrs. B. Dunn,
1 and \f F Goodwin,
T-- _.._ _ _- of Stratford, and a nephew, ?aim B'aylleld, .3n. r. tic win,
BORN lirorlerirk of the Department of Puiv. Toronitn, 1✓. N. FrenchMitcholl, with
BOLTON- At Scott Memorial iiospi' lie 'Works. . situ lived with hint. The 1 11, and 4Yfrs, A W. Norris,
tat, on Thursday, Julie 27, 1140to 111neral was 'held frons •his residence, 'Visitors at the home :of Rev, and
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Bolton, Sea 2111 ,\toean Si..Ottawa, -nn Tuesday, .Mrs, ,AiFdeetorth were .-Mr. anti 'Mors,
forth, a daughter. lithe 215th. at 84for solemn Hugh Pryde, Windsor, Mr. and Mrs, T.
WHYARD-At Scott Memorial Hos-, bass at St. Patrick's 'Oh,urch. The Pryde, North Bay; ,Mr. and [Mira.
pital, on Monday, July 1, 1940, to remains were taken to London for Yates, tSarnia 'with Mr. and Mrs, A.
Mr. and Mr's. A. C. Whyard, Sea- ibatriai in the family plot following Snata; Rev. and Mrs,A4dnvorth arc
Porti, a -daughter, Rcgauem High Mass at St. •Peters. talking thetr
holidays this month; Miss
MoDONALD-At' Scott Memorial Hos- Calthedral at '8 o"cloo'k on Thursday Jean Senate, Sea6orth, twibh her spar -
vital, on Monday. July 1, 1940, to ,en'orning. cots,
Mr. and Mrs, Burton McDonald, I
C'i•ot'c^rty, a daughter, Want and For Sale Ads, 11 week 25c Want ;and, For Sale Ads, 31 •weellas '50c
THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1940,
manolgoavanlossIMMatei
Gene Autry
gielEeLTireatEMINVEMBeetke
)
Seaforth
NOW SHOWING
"Shooting High"
Jane Withers
MON. TUES. WED.
NEAGLELMILLAND
ROLAND YOUNG • ALAN MARSHAL
MAY ROBSON • BILLIE BURKE
ARTHUR TREACHER Roo RABte Pletere
Reduced and directed by HERBERT WILCOX
Screen play by Alice h Dur Miller, From
the musical comedy, IRENE. Book by
James H, Monlgome , Music anal l• •
by„lierry Tierney en4 Joseph McC
NEXT THURS. FRI. SAT,
THE BUMSTEADS'
NNIEST ADVENTURE!
Based apo,,
the tomb strip
created by
CHIC YOUNG
A COLUMBIA P I CTU R ld
Also Charles Starrett, Atm Doran
"R!0 GRANDE"
Action and thrills with the music
of "Sone of The Pioneers"
COMING- "TOO MANY HUSBANDS"
eillEtainelleCiSinge
KIPPEN
11r. Clarence McLean of London
spent the week end with his mother
Mr's, 5, B. McLean,
Mr, and Mrs. Waller of Peterhorn
are visiting the latter's brothers,
Messes. Henry and William lvison,
Mrs. Mina Love is visiting her sis-
ter-in-law Mrs. I. Jaerott,
Mr. and Airs. 1'. Blanchard and
fanily, Mr. and Mrs. ,Joseph Stacey
01 Exeter and Mr, James Ferguson of
Toronto spent Monday with the ltt.t•
ter's sister Mr. apd Mrs. W. Harney,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons and
Gerald spent Sunday with Mt'. and
Mrs, Joseph Linden of Denfield.
Miss Sean Pybus otZurich spent a
few days with her grandmother Mrs.
I -I. Ricker recently,
Miss Isabelle Alexander, school
teacher of Maple, is spending the
holidays with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. W. Alexander,
Miss It•nta Ferguson attended the
Whiteford-I-Ierchnan nuptials in Elinn-
ville on Saturday last.
Mt'. Arthur Finlayson is spending a
week's holidays in Timmins tend Por-
cupine.
Mr. and Mrs, Wes Hayter and sou
of Detroit spent the holiday with lar.
and Mrs. James Finlayson,
Robe. J. Cooper made a business
trip to Toronto last week.
241r. and Mrs. Edward Daley and
Miss 141ltel Daley of Walkerton sten!
the week end with Mrs. Susan
Workman.
Mr. James Reid of Toronto Spent
Domielon Day with 11I, ani! M's.
Edgar ihltt.
Alf. 111111 firs, Gordon Fowler of
Tctooto spent the week end with Mr.
and Bits. Earl Sproat.
Mrs. Frances Landon from 0110111
gait is visiting with her brother Ar-
thus Anderson,
Alias Margaret Cooper of Toronto
spent the holiday with her mother
Mrs. Alice Cooper.
Air, (('ut, Moore is in Ingersoll vis•
Ring with his daughter and son -11P
18111 Ml•. and Mrs. John Witconlbe.
Mr. and Mrs. James MoClymont are
enjoying a visit with relatives in De-
troit,
Mr, Thos. Butt spent the week end
visiting with his brother John Butt
111 Flint, Miele
Mr. and Mrs, Maurice McConnell
and son Miller McConnel of Detroit
visited over the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Robs. Dinsdale. Mrs. Mis-
date and granddaughter Patricia Tay-
lr returned with them to Detroit for
a two weeks' vacation.
Sunday visitors \with Mr. and MIs.
Edgar Butt were Mrs. P. Bridgemat
and son Cecil Bridgeman of \S'etaski-
win, Alta., Mr. and !fns. G. HiIis, Miss
Rio Hills. Mrs. J. :McGregor and Miss
F. Me('loy of Egnondville.
ITaying is in full swing since 111e>
Weather Illus turned better,
Mrs. Sullivan of Toronto is spend.
ing a month with 1h'. and Mrs. R. J.
Dayntan.
Mr. Abe Forsyth has not been en-
joying his usual health told all hope
to see him around soon.
The Kdepen East \\1',L held a very
successful strawberry social at the
Red Tavern school on Wednesday
evening when a large crowd gather-
ed to enjoy a very fine supper with
plenty of strawberries and then with
Murdoeh's orchestra supplying th,t.
music 10 enjoy several hours of out
door dancing,
FRUIT ,GIROWERS' ASSN
WILL HOLD FIELD DAY
The second annual field day and pic-
nic et the I-Lnron County Frltit :Ges
ors' .\ssociation'e^ill -be ,held at'S1oarovn-
Crest 'farm owned Ihy 1Ir. and '11rs.
D. A. 'Slnitllt, 'Dayfueld, 'Wednesday,
July 24th. The order of the 1prograin
i 'ls follows:
2.11(1 pan., Observation trip through
the orchard, Prof, J. E. Howitt, head
of the. Botany departments, O.A.C.,
Guelph, and Gordon Blair, Niagara
'Brand Spray Co. Bu'rling'ton, in.
charge, 3 to 4.30 pm., Moving picture;
regarding spraying operations to Ibe
shr+mn in the apple shed. 4.30 to '5.31)
p.m., Sports under eche chairmanship
of Wesley Joytrt, Lnicknaw, '5,30 to
6.30, 'picnic lunch, 6.30 pan„ Prog-
ram of music and 'brief addresses with
the following speakers: George Feag-
'un, \\' I-rden of Huron; Ben Rathw'elt,
Reeve of Goderich tweeL. 1~, 'Card-
ifT,1L1'., North Huron; J. J. Johnson.
'Dominion Fratit Inspector, London.
leering the eveai.ing bingo and other
games will be field m ith -the net pl•e1-
ceeds to the used for patriotic per
ipose.. The day will finish with a
dance.
'ars, 1). :1. Smith is
president zn 1 4110
Mr. J, .C, Shearer is secretary of C1•
Frail Graders' Asociatinn,
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BIG
SATURDAY NITE
JAMBOREE
AT THE
RENDEZVOUS
ON THE LAKE
BAYFIELD
SAT., JULY 6
Jack Evans
and his Swing Band
-SPECIALS-
Balloon Dance Jitter Bug Contest
Spot Dances Novelty Nite
Adnlissiou: 35e. Dancing Free
C'. Watson, Manag-•i•
BARN
DANCE
One Mile South of Dublin
at Roland Kleinfeldt's
FRIDAY, JULY 5TH
Booth on grounds
Good Music
ADMISSION 25c
ATTENTION !
POULTRY RAISERS AND FARMERS
A FEW CHOICE R.O.P. PULLETS
2 to 4 Weeks OTd. Mostly Leghorns
PRICED TO SELL
Remember, only a few left act quickly
Sunnyvale Poultry Farm
ANDREW A. MOORE. Phone 666 r 3, Seaforth
NOTICE
RE: EVACUATED CHILDREN
FROM GREAT BRITAIN
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All those who desire to take children, for
the duration of the war, into their homes
are requested to register at the Town
Clerk's office at once.