The Huron Expositor, 1946-03-15, Page 8•
With the return of Gordon Hildebrand from
overseas, our Body and Paint Shop'is ready
to give you Prompt and Efficient Service. '
J. F. DALY
FORD - MONARCI1 DEALER
Seaforth s•
NOW PLAYING—TM:1r., $at., 1,VIarch 14,45, 16
--PEGGY ANN GARNER ALLYN JOSLYN
'"JUNIOR MISS "
• A Sparkling Comedy packed with laughs, •
• MONDAY-, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
JOAN CRAWFORD. JACK. CARSON
" MILDRED PIERCE-"
-• A screen Version' Of 'the Jahaes M. Cain novel.
NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDA-1;;-A-TUR-DAY-
ALAN CURTIS• • MARTHA &DRISCOLL
"THE DALTON'S RIDE AGAIN "
Above;average, Western, loaded with action.
COMING—
'BELL FOR ADONO"
Seaforth High School Area
•
Ratepayers interested in the Seaforth High •
School Area are requested to attend a Public
Meeting, to be held in
SEAFORTH TOWN HALL
Tuesday,FMarch 19th at 3.00 P.M.
This is of, vital importance toL every ratepayer.
PLEASE ATTEND!
LIONS ORATORICAL CONTEST
Zone 3
SEAFORTH COLLEGIATE AUDITORIUM
Friday, March 15i; at 8.15 P.M.
PROGRAM OF MOVING PICTURESn and MUSIC
• in -addition to the contesting speakers
` Everyone cordially invited.
ADMISSION FREE •
• _ JD •FINNIGAN'S:,
WHY LENT?
•The .Word tLent"---refers to th'e Springtime when the sun climbs
high in the 'heavens and the days become longer and brighter. What
does Lent mean to you? Lent has been one of thp strong points of
the ChM -Wail ciiii,fali—ab-wn the ages.
This week we have purchased heavy stocks of Fruits and Vegetables.
Yams, Oranges, Lemons, Pineapples, Lettuce, Choice Celery, Bananas,
Spinach, Grapefruit—Special and Plain.
Our fruit and Vegetable Display—a stupendous panoramic display
•' of color.
Every single day during ,Lent we will display Fish
- and Sea Foods of all kinds.
• W. J. FINNIGAN & SON
WE OPE0,04,4gg 14 ALL. LINEfLOP
ret 41welling and barn
414 tri We* •cot • land: 441A:tab/a for
P041trY
Tweitty4v,c acres, 'With small cot-
-
tagenautrliatiii, miles trona Sea -
en Highway.•,
Frame' cottage on Goderich Street
F...taSt
DoUble apartment house on Victoria
Street. Good investment. •
Other properties also listed.
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WATSON & REID
Ml4 REID - Proprietor
Ph' (we' 214 Seaforth
SPECIALISTS IN ALL LINES OF
• INSURANCE
Th•e SeCond Division
Court
•County of -Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank
aeafortli. Office hours: Taos-
'4day, thersday and Saturday. 1.30—pan. '
to 5 p.m.; Saturday evening, 7.30 p.m.
to 9 p.m.
E C. -CH'groilBERLAIN CJerk
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° G. A. WHITNEY °
.,0 Successor to
0 HOLMES & WHITNEY .0
Main Street - Seaforth 0
0 AMBULANCE SERVICE 0.
•0 Adjustable hospital bed for 0
rent.
Agent for Mitchell Nursery 0
Flowers. , .0.
Telephone 119
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0 Nights and Holidays 65 0
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P"•.o 0.
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O AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR 0
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announ4ed of Mabel Dotothy Nicb,-
-0001; 01Palt,,,..Yeaugeit daughter of
the late Mr, alad. Mrs, Angus Nich.ol-
sou, of Lucknow,to„Mr. Oliyer Robert
Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. RObert
Wright, of Htillett, the • 'wedding to
take place' the middle of Ma,rch in
Galt' -
Northside 'United Church. --Rev. H.
V, Workman, Minister: 10 a.m., Sun-
day School; 11 ah., "Fixing Our Loy-
alties; 7 p.m., ,`"Privileges Bring
Their Perils." Thursday, 7.45 p.m.,
Prayer Service. Welcome to these
services.
First Presbyterian Church. -10 -a.m.
The Sunday School; 11 a.m., Public
Worship: "The Christian Doctrine Of
Forgiveness"; •, 7 p.m., Public Wor-
ship: "Blessed Are They Which Hun-
ger and Thirst After Righteousness."
Thuraday, evening at 8, The Quiet
'DANCING
EVERY THURSDAY ,
EVENING
Cardno's Hall, Seaforth
Bert Worth and His CKNX
AmbassadOrs
ADMISSION - 50 ,CENTS
Next Dance
THURSDAY, MARCH 21st
VI •
000.c.o..oaoc..o.
.0 J. A. BURKE
. Funeral Director 0
0' • Dtraux • : ONT.
, Wight or day calls: Phone 43 r100
.000400000000
Chesterfields and
Occasional Chairs
REPAIRED • AND
RECOVERED
Akio Auto Seats and Backs, Verandah
Swings and Steamer Chairs Replred.
Stratford Upholstering Co.
Stratford
• Telephone 579
• For further information apply at
Box's- Furniture Stere
SEAFORTH
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
• FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y.
HEAD OFFICE SEAFORTH, ONT.
OFFICERS':
Prank McGregor, Clinton - President
Chris Leonhartit Brodhagen, Vice -Pres.
Ifferton A.,Reiti,Seaforth - Manager
and Secretary-Treastirer.
DIRECTORS;
Chris. Leonhardt, Brodhagen; E. J.
Trewartha, •Clinton; Alex Broadfoot,
tt.R. 3, Seaforth; Alexander McEwing,
.R.1, Blyth; Frank MeGregor, R.R.
5, Clhaton; Hugh Alexander, R.R, 1,
Walton; 'Milian' R. Archibald, R.R.
• 4, Seaforth; George Leitch, 1,
Clinton; John L. Malone, R:R, 5, Sea -
forth.
AGENTS:
Finlay McKercher, R.R. 1, Dublin;
E. Pepper, Bruoefield; J. E. Prueter,
Brodhagen; George A. Watt, Blyth.
1 eer ez,
Sales Books
' are the best Couriter
-Check Books3made in
Canada. They cost no
More than ordinary
•booksand always give
satisfaction.
We are agents and
will pleased to quote
yOU Oti- any style or
quaritityrevired, •
See Y80,0140 lint"
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0 -
Oft if 10,
Euchre & Dance
Varna, Township Hall
TUESDAY, .MAR. 19th
Sponsored by L.D.L. No. 1035
Ladies pleaie provide lunch.
'"•-•,• •
itettiO4 ,Otvieei, th $ua4ay
4O1,
.6.110101an37.1.1.4r011,17tizt Seegud$ufl.
day in Lent;S.TilOtrtaa', Seafortia—
a.Mn Sunday Sehool; •11 eau—
• raj PraYer and Sertnon;' 7 P.M,
Evening Prayer, and Serhaon-2
St 'Mary's, Dliblin.-2.30 p.m., Sun-
day Seheel; 3 p.u., Church Service.
----The Rector, Rev. D. F. L. Gilbert,
B.A., at all services,.
St. Thomas, Church Guild Meeta,—
The ,regular monthly meeting of the
LadiesGuild of St. Thomas' Church
was held on Tuesday of this week in
the Parish Hall, Twelve members and
one visitor answered .the roll call.
Mrs. Geerg,e McGavin, the president,
was in aha.rge. The meeting opened
with a Scripture passage, the Epistle
for the' second Sunday in Lent, taken
by Mrs. B. Shaw. This was followed
by prayers for the parish and the
Lord's Prayers 'in unison. In the ali;
sence of the secretary, tnen_raittute,S,
of -the previousmeeting were read b3!
iMiss D. Parke. After the various re-
ports .were heard, a quilting was ar-
ranged for Wednesday, March 20th,
in the Parish Hall. Miss McGavin
and Miss Parke are to act as the vis-
-iting committee Tor the next two.
months. The Offering was received
and -dedicated, after which Mrs. Gil-
bert closed„ the meeting with the
benediction.
Alert Mission Band.—The Alert Mis-•
sion Band of Northside United Church
held their March meeting on Tuesday
alter school with twenty-four, .ntem-
hers present. Patricia Hawkins 'pre-
sided in the absence of Blanche West-
cott, The opening hyTecti was "G-od
Sees- the Little Spariow Fall." Mrs.
Bradshaw led in prayer, followed by
the Lord's Prayer in unison,. Marie
Hunt read the Scripture lesson, from
John 9, verses 1-11. A St. Patrick's
story entitled, "A Thought For St.
P-atrick's" was read by Marilyn Butts.
The roll was called by the secretary,
Marion Chamberlain, and the minutes
of the last meeting were read. After
the husinesS period, Psalm 23, was re-
p.eated in unison from memory. "Jesus
Bids Us Shine" was sung, and Mrs.
Barber told the story of the sec-
ond chapter of the study book, "Nyan-
ga's Two Villages." Jean Snell was
pianist for the meeting. The meeting
•
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Seaforth - Phone 95
Wish to announce their Agency in
SeafOrth for
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Paints,
Enamels & Variiishe
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FOUR HOUR
DutmEl,
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FokBetterZProtection and. Value
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SPECIALS ON.
PERMANENTS
•
Commencing Monday, Mar.
18, until, Saturday, M. 30
REGULAR $3.50, for
$3,00
'REGULAR:0,00 (Oil), ,for.., $425
$6.50 Oh- MACHINE leg cal
PERMNET, for ' •
$7.50 oiL PERMANENT •-6
4b1 0
for '
SPECIAL OIL OF TyLEP 88 25
Regular 00..00, for
Shampoo and Finger Wave
• includedwith all
Permanents.
HOURS: 9 to 6 Malik, except Satur-
day. Open Tuesday and' Thursday
evenings.
'For Appointment; Phone 16.
closed by singing "God Save the
King" and the Mission Band benedic-
tion. A work period was held after
the meeting. •
Death of Mrs. William • Westco+t.—
A well known and esteemed ,resident
of Seaforth passed away in London on
Sunday, March 10th, following an ill-
ness of five and a half years, in the
person of Annie—Copp, daughter • of
the late -William Copp and widow of
the late William Westcott, in her 85th
year. Mrs. Westcott was born in Tuck-
ersmith, and lived in Hensall and, Ex-
eter before coming 'to, Seaforth. Mr.
Westcott predeceased her in 1906. She
vas a faithful member of Northside
United Church and also a member of
Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge, 'and pos-
sessed a most generous and kindly
disposition. Surviving are three sons,
Nelson Westeott and J. A. Westcott„
Of town, and Alva H. 'Westcott, • of
Calgary, Alta., also ten grand children
and ten great-grandchildren. She was
predeceased by one eon, .Clarenee
Westcott, who was killed in action in
World War I, and by two daughters.
The funeral was held on Tuesda.y,
from the home of her son, Mr. J. A.
Westcott, High Street, at 2 p.m, with
Rev. H. V. Workman officiating:- The
pallbearers were Dr. F. Harburn and
Messrs. Malcolm McKellar, Sam Cud -
more,/ Issac Hudson, A. L. Porteous
and F. S. Savauge. Interment was
made in Maltlandbank cemetery.
• Purchases "Law Practise.—Arrange-
ments were completed. Monday for the
purchase of the law practice of James
W. Morley, LC., of Exeter, by Major
Elmer D. Bell, whotookover imnied-
lately. Mr. Morley is the newly -ap-
pointed Magistrate for Huron County.
Major Bell, 13fore he enlisted in 1941,
carried on a practice in Brussels and
Seaforth l Hii:.4•Yent overseas as Sec-
ond-in-ComMaid of the 99th •Battery
• and while overseas, was transferred
to the 55th Battery as Officer Com-
manding, and",sa.W actionallthrough
France, Belgium and Holland. Elmer
was ',born at Drew, near Harriston,
arid graduated from Osgoode Hall in
1932, and in 1940 married Barbara
Hedley, of Ayr, who sincehis enlist-
ment has resided in Wingham, 'Major
arid Mrs. Bell intend taking up resi-
dence in Exeter when living accmmo-
dations are secured.
'LOCAL BRIEFS..-
•• Mrs. Gladson Campbell and Mrs.
•E. E. Smith, of Toronto, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunt and if
and,Mrs. Ed. Hot in .McKillop, and
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hunt, in town.
• Miss Janet. Ciuff spent the week-
end in Toronto:
• •Mrs. J. M. McMillan is spending
a few days in Sarnia.
• Mrs. Bradnock, of Goderich, is a
guest of Mrs. J. J. Sclater. 4
•t• • Miss, Ruth Shinen, of Toronto,
spent the week -end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Shinen.
• Mrs. H. R. Scott is spending a
week in 'Toronto. •
• • Miss Bessie' Grieve. of Chatham,
spent the week -end at the hdtne of
her parents, Mr. and 'Mit. Thos. M.
Grieve, in Egmondville.
• Mr. and Mrs. • Ian, Nesbitt, of
Guelph, were week -end gitests of Mr.
and Mrs. Zanies T. Scott, Roxboro.
• Mr. K. E. Doherty, of Toronto,
spent tbe week -end at the home of
Mr. and Mra. Herald Lawrence in Mc-
killop. Mrs. Doherty, who spent the
past two weeks here owing to the ill-
ness of ber tdother, returned with her
husband to Toronto.
• Mr. Frank J. Ryan, of the Uni-
'Versity: of Western Ontario, Louden,
spent the week -end at•his home here.
• Among those who attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. Wm. West-
cott on, Tuesday were: Miss Light-
owler, of Windsor; Mrs:, Velma' Lee.
Thorndale; .Mr. _and Mrs. Harold
Twamley, Stratford; Missrltitrguerite
Westcott, Hamilton; Miss Pryor and
Mr. Sam Johns, Exeter; Mrs: Petit,
Stratford: Mrs. Wilson Kraft, Kitch-
ener; Mrs. Ed. Slimmon, Elmira; Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Cudmore, Kitchener;
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart, Londen,
and Mrs. W. R. Plant, St. Marys.
• Mrs. W..0. -Carson, of TOront6;
spent the week -end with her parents,
Rev. David and Mrs. Ritchie.
• Mrs. James Scott has retUrn-
ed from a visit it Michigan State.
;wollysEiT
s; Gnretotargoatms Is spending a
1
'9 Mr. Ronald McDonald, fortherly
of .the Province of Ontario Savings
Office staff, is Spending his leave
here at present.
uy Mrs. Margaret.
White is spending
some tinie with he son old. datighter-
In-law, Mr. and Mfg, WAllatsOil White
In WincliSUr. „, • •
• Mr. rand Mrti, It•-:Prike 'Were- in
latrattOrtl attending ut,e Moto,
liStIV"Weddilpg Iast "SatiArdity, which;
.b.49ev..1u;:,;Hgc0-"."RX4011?,Yterk,44
LI! .314 ,ue"es,tof 014.or 11.¥404
GlatiOS Katie.; . ,
and Mrs, Arthur Wilcox and
4.wen:d:t.W14zeiet1411:114::r.L9'.atind,C19:4i4.1*F4YWUrWvilirg4,'•
IvIlek, was a .week -end guest of Mrs.'
• Ws- '19§ePW,K Frank,. of. Mut,
tiP• Flt. -Lieut. 'Friel Stewart,.•••ICC.A,,
F., Toronto, spent the, week -end with
his mother, Mrs. Charles Stewart.
Misses Joan Gardiner and. Joan
McMaster,. af the University of West-
ern 'Ontario, were Week -end guests of
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. McMaster.
• Mr. G. Prike visited in town 'this
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
•Wurm.
• Miss Hazel Doh:Arian, of London,
spent the week -end .1,0„th her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Rtissell , Coleman, in
Tuckersmlth.
.• Miss Marion MOon received hon-
ours and first class -hondura in his-
tory, counterpoint and harm:illy in her
exarainations,• ,at Toronto
Conservatoiy of Music. • • , •
• Miss Franees Elite, of Dundas,
and Miss! Eleanor Elgie, of' Tucker. -
smith, spent the week -end in London,
• . Miss Betty Matthews, oi. lit-
chener,,' spent the week -end at her
home here.
• Rev. of Witigharn, will
speak at the Tuesday 'Night Club on
,Ttiesday next. Everyone should hear
this address: .
• •Mr. 'and •Mrs. Hadfield, deMilten,
- •
Are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Had-
field.
•
McKILLOP
'Messrs. Wm. Hoegy and Wilbur
Hoegy and Misses, Lesta Hoegy and
Norma Hillebrecht and ,Mrs. Henry
Weitersen, accompanied by Mrs. Carl
Eisler, of Logan; Mrs. R. Kahle, of
Mitchell; and Mr. Orval Klee., Strat-
ford, attended the 'funeral ofthe late
,Mrs. William Ewald at Elkton, Mich.)
on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Koehler and Mr.
Henry Koehler attended the funeral
or the late Mrs..Kahle at Mitchell last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoegy attended
the funeral of the late Mrs. Hehmel
at Mitchell last week.
We are sorry to report the, illness
of Mrs. John Deitz, but we wish her
A speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Koehler, of
Galt, spent the week -end in this vi-
cinity.
Mr, Fred Eckert who has been ill
with the flu, is -able to be out again:
.Mrs. 'Henry Koettlet is at present
visiting in Stratford.
Mrs. Gerald O'Hara was able to re-
turn home from 'Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, Seaforth
Mr. Harry ,Steinacher, of Stratford,
spent Sunday at the hopae•of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Koehler.
YOUNG CONSTRUCTION
C. L. YOUNG, Orop.
All Kinds of Concrete
Work
Rhone 90 r 2 - Hensall
CROMARTY, ONT.
Car Washing
AND
Simonize
AT
Seaforth Motors
PHONE 141
Plastering
Plastering of Alt Types
Plain, fancy and colored
finishes.
• JACK HOLLAND
PHONE 25 SEAFORTH
Ammoriemmom
FOR SALE
Six -room Frame House. HydrO.
Town water, and cellar. Situated on
Coleman. Street. •
House, with barn. Situated on
Main Street South.
•• 50 -Acre Farm, Township Tucker.
smith. Good briCk housengbattrbarn;
poultry house and driving shed. Im-
mediate possession.
78 -Acre Farm, Township Tucker -
smith. Frame house, bank barn, driv-
ing shed, hog pen. Good bush with
spring therein.
Also have listed farms in McKillop.
• °E.' C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE
Seaforth, Ont,
Phones: 334 Office R.ee. 220
Body & Fender
Repairs
t. AT
S•eatorth Ilotors
PHONE 141
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AUDITS
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'BiookkeepIng Systems and Service
'Bernard, A. Galbraith
I
52 Albert St.,
, . StiatfOrd, Ont.
ACCOUNTANT — AUDITOR
Established 1942
• Phones -2427-W
Res.2427-J
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Other Famous Permanents
$3.50 to $10
Beauty starts here with a quality Permanent styled
just • for you! Lustrous easy -to -comb curls and
Waves, in glamorous long or short coiffures. Have
yours now in, the comfort of our salbn.
PHONE 152 •,..
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Seaforth - Phone 95
Wish to announce their Agency in
SeafOrth for
FLO-GLA
Paints,
Enamels & Variiishe
1
osit0
FOUR HOUR
DutmEl,
hanonfotteA
ol.ag
FokBetterZProtection and. Value
: Ask for
MAtK$'
SPECIALS ON.
PERMANENTS
•
Commencing Monday, Mar.
18, until, Saturday, M. 30
REGULAR $3.50, for
$3,00
'REGULAR:0,00 (Oil), ,for.., $425
$6.50 Oh- MACHINE leg cal
PERMNET, for ' •
$7.50 oiL PERMANENT •-6
4b1 0
for '
SPECIAL OIL OF TyLEP 88 25
Regular 00..00, for
Shampoo and Finger Wave
• includedwith all
Permanents.
HOURS: 9 to 6 Malik, except Satur-
day. Open Tuesday and' Thursday
evenings.
'For Appointment; Phone 16.
closed by singing "God Save the
King" and the Mission Band benedic-
tion. A work period was held after
the meeting. •
Death of Mrs. William • Westco+t.—
A well known and esteemed ,resident
of Seaforth passed away in London on
Sunday, March 10th, following an ill-
ness of five and a half years, in the
person of Annie—Copp, daughter • of
the late -William Copp and widow of
the late William Westcott, in her 85th
year. Mrs. Westcott was born in Tuck-
ersmith, and lived in Hensall and, Ex-
eter before coming 'to, Seaforth. Mr.
Westcott predeceased her in 1906. She
vas a faithful member of Northside
United Church and also a member of
Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge, 'and pos-
sessed a most generous and kindly
disposition. Surviving are three sons,
Nelson Westeott and J. A. Westcott„
Of town, and Alva H. 'Westcott, • of
Calgary, Alta., also ten grand children
and ten great-grandchildren. She was
predeceased by one eon, .Clarenee
Westcott, who was killed in action in
World War I, and by two daughters.
The funeral was held on Tuesda.y,
from the home of her son, Mr. J. A.
Westcott, High Street, at 2 p.m, with
Rev. H. V. Workman officiating:- The
pallbearers were Dr. F. Harburn and
Messrs. Malcolm McKellar, Sam Cud -
more,/ Issac Hudson, A. L. Porteous
and F. S. Savauge. Interment was
made in Maltlandbank cemetery.
• Purchases "Law Practise.—Arrange-
ments were completed. Monday for the
purchase of the law practice of James
W. Morley, LC., of Exeter, by Major
Elmer D. Bell, whotookover imnied-
lately. Mr. Morley is the newly -ap-
pointed Magistrate for Huron County.
Major Bell, 13fore he enlisted in 1941,
carried on a practice in Brussels and
Seaforth l Hii:.4•Yent overseas as Sec-
ond-in-ComMaid of the 99th •Battery
• and while overseas, was transferred
to the 55th Battery as Officer Com-
manding, and",sa.W actionallthrough
France, Belgium and Holland. Elmer
was ',born at Drew, near Harriston,
arid graduated from Osgoode Hall in
1932, and in 1940 married Barbara
Hedley, of Ayr, who sincehis enlist-
ment has resided in Wingham, 'Major
arid Mrs. Bell intend taking up resi-
dence in Exeter when living accmmo-
dations are secured.
'LOCAL BRIEFS..-
•• Mrs. Gladson Campbell and Mrs.
•E. E. Smith, of Toronto, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunt and if
and,Mrs. Ed. Hot in .McKillop, and
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hunt, in town.
• Miss Janet. Ciuff spent the week-
end in Toronto:
• •Mrs. J. M. McMillan is spending
a few days in Sarnia.
• Mrs. Bradnock, of Goderich, is a
guest of Mrs. J. J. Sclater. 4
•t• • Miss, Ruth Shinen, of Toronto,
spent the week -end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Sam Shinen.
• Mrs. H. R. Scott is spending a
week in 'Toronto. •
• • Miss Bessie' Grieve. of Chatham,
spent the week -end at the hdtne of
her parents, Mr. and 'Mit. Thos. M.
Grieve, in Egmondville.
• Mr. and Mrs. • Ian, Nesbitt, of
Guelph, were week -end gitests of Mr.
and Mrs. Zanies T. Scott, Roxboro.
• Mr. K. E. Doherty, of Toronto,
spent tbe week -end at the home of
Mr. and Mra. Herald Lawrence in Mc-
killop. Mrs. Doherty, who spent the
past two weeks here owing to the ill-
ness of ber tdother, returned with her
husband to Toronto.
• Mr. Frank J. Ryan, of the Uni-
'Versity: of Western Ontario, Louden,
spent the week -end at•his home here.
• Among those who attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. Wm. West-
cott on, Tuesday were: Miss Light-
owler, of Windsor; Mrs:, Velma' Lee.
Thorndale; .Mr. _and Mrs. Harold
Twamley, Stratford; Missrltitrguerite
Westcott, Hamilton; Miss Pryor and
Mr. Sam Johns, Exeter; Mrs: Petit,
Stratford: Mrs. Wilson Kraft, Kitch-
ener; Mrs. Ed. Slimmon, Elmira; Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Cudmore, Kitchener;
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart, Londen,
and Mrs. W. R. Plant, St. Marys.
• Mrs. W..0. -Carson, of TOront6;
spent the week -end with her parents,
Rev. David and Mrs. Ritchie.
• Mrs. James Scott has retUrn-
ed from a visit it Michigan State.
;wollysEiT
s; Gnretotargoatms Is spending a
1
'9 Mr. Ronald McDonald, fortherly
of .the Province of Ontario Savings
Office staff, is Spending his leave
here at present.
uy Mrs. Margaret.
White is spending
some tinie with he son old. datighter-
In-law, Mr. and Mfg, WAllatsOil White
In WincliSUr. „, • •
• Mr. rand Mrti, It•-:Prike 'Were- in
latrattOrtl attending ut,e Moto,
liStIV"Weddilpg Iast "SatiArdity, which;
.b.49ev..1u;:,;Hgc0-"."RX4011?,Yterk,44
LI! .314 ,ue"es,tof 014.or 11.¥404
GlatiOS Katie.; . ,
and Mrs, Arthur Wilcox and
4.wen:d:t.W14zeiet1411:114::r.L9'.atind,C19:4i4.1*F4YWUrWvilirg4,'•
IvIlek, was a .week -end guest of Mrs.'
• Ws- '19§ePW,K Frank,. of. Mut,
tiP• Flt. -Lieut. 'Friel Stewart,.•••ICC.A,,
F., Toronto, spent the, week -end with
his mother, Mrs. Charles Stewart.
Misses Joan Gardiner and. Joan
McMaster,. af the University of West-
ern 'Ontario, were Week -end guests of
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. McMaster.
• Mr. G. Prike visited in town 'this
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
•Wurm.
• Miss Hazel Doh:Arian, of London,
spent the week -end .1,0„th her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Rtissell , Coleman, in
Tuckersmlth.
.• Miss Marion MOon received hon-
ours and first class -hondura in his-
tory, counterpoint and harm:illy in her
exarainations,• ,at Toronto
Conservatoiy of Music. • • , •
• Miss Franees Elite, of Dundas,
and Miss! Eleanor Elgie, of' Tucker. -
smith, spent the week -end in London,
• . Miss Betty Matthews, oi. lit-
chener,,' spent the week -end at her
home here.
• Rev. of Witigharn, will
speak at the Tuesday 'Night Club on
,Ttiesday next. Everyone should hear
this address: .
• •Mr. 'and •Mrs. Hadfield, deMilten,
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Are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Had-
field.
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McKILLOP
'Messrs. Wm. Hoegy and Wilbur
Hoegy and Misses, Lesta Hoegy and
Norma Hillebrecht and ,Mrs. Henry
Weitersen, accompanied by Mrs. Carl
Eisler, of Logan; Mrs. R. Kahle, of
Mitchell; and Mr. Orval Klee., Strat-
ford, attended the 'funeral ofthe late
,Mrs. William Ewald at Elkton, Mich.)
on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Koehler and Mr.
Henry Koehler attended the funeral
or the late Mrs..Kahle at Mitchell last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoegy attended
the funeral of the late Mrs. Hehmel
at Mitchell last week.
We are sorry to report the, illness
of Mrs. John Deitz, but we wish her
A speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Koehler, of
Galt, spent the week -end in this vi-
cinity.
Mr, Fred Eckert who has been ill
with the flu, is -able to be out again:
.Mrs. 'Henry Koettlet is at present
visiting in Stratford.
Mrs. Gerald O'Hara was able to re-
turn home from 'Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, Seaforth
Mr. Harry ,Steinacher, of Stratford,
spent Sunday at the hopae•of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Koehler.
YOUNG CONSTRUCTION
C. L. YOUNG, Orop.
All Kinds of Concrete
Work
Rhone 90 r 2 - Hensall
CROMARTY, ONT.
Car Washing
AND
Simonize
AT
Seaforth Motors
PHONE 141
Plastering
Plastering of Alt Types
Plain, fancy and colored
finishes.
• JACK HOLLAND
PHONE 25 SEAFORTH
Ammoriemmom
FOR SALE
Six -room Frame House. HydrO.
Town water, and cellar. Situated on
Coleman. Street. •
House, with barn. Situated on
Main Street South.
•• 50 -Acre Farm, Township Tucker.
smith. Good briCk housengbattrbarn;
poultry house and driving shed. Im-
mediate possession.
78 -Acre Farm, Township Tucker -
smith. Frame house, bank barn, driv-
ing shed, hog pen. Good bush with
spring therein.
Also have listed farms in McKillop.
• °E.' C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE
Seaforth, Ont,
Phones: 334 Office R.ee. 220
Body & Fender
Repairs
t. AT
S•eatorth Ilotors
PHONE 141
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INVESTIGATIONS • TAX CONSULTANT
'BiookkeepIng Systems and Service
'Bernard, A. Galbraith
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52 Albert St.,
, . StiatfOrd, Ont.
ACCOUNTANT — AUDITOR
Established 1942
• Phones -2427-W
Res.2427-J
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Quickly, removed in Clean Sanitary trutks,.. Phone. collect.
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