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Births; Marriages and Deaths inserted fres of charge.
• Anceeen Sales.. Notices to Credit.'. EM. ---Hates on application.
Notices Wanted
. pld w
tweetk
RANK YOUR EXTRA DOLLARS -10%
discount on eertain sizes first tine
Goodyear thres. SEAFORTH MOTORS,
Seafoeth. 4260-2
RARNS CLEANED AND WHIIEWASH-
." ed following T.B. test. Brand new
sprayer capable of 1,000 pounds pressure.
Work done to inspector's satisfaction.
Phone 44 r 9, Dublin. FRED HARBURN,
Staffs:. 4256-t8
OWER KNIVES WELDED AND
sharpened. Lawn mowers also sharp-
ened. JOHN MacLEAN, Enmondeille
Garage. 4255-tf
p ADIO REPAIRING- WILL REPAIR
.Lb81.1 'makes of radios- Well pick up
Mondays and Thursdays at E. H. CAostes
Barber Shop. GLEN ICECIRITE. Blyth.
42184:f
NOTICE
leteANTED-TWO CHICKEN SHELTERS
" Phone 658 r 33. 4260-1
TAKE NOTICE IIIATo BY-LAW NO.
508 of 1949. or the Town of Seaforth.
copy of which is hereunder written, is a
true copy of a proposed by-law of the
Corporation of the Town of Seaforth.
which was given its first and second reae-
ting on the 19th ,day of July, 1949. The
Manictipa4 Council has agreed to submit
such proposed by-law to the electors of
the Town of Seaforth to obtain the sseat
of the electors for the issuing of Forty
Thousand Dollars ($40,000.00) of deben-
tures on the credit of the Corporation for
the purpose of constructing and equipping
a Seaforth and District Community Mem-
orial Recreation Centre.
If the assent of the electors is obtained
to the By-law the same shall be taken
into consideration by the CouncR after
the expiration of one month from the date
of the first publication.
This By-law shall be first Published "
the 21st dos, of July, 1949.
The vote for and against the said By-
law shall be taken on the 15th day of
August, 1949, during the hours between
10 a.m. and 6 p.m., Daylight Saving Time,
at the following Places:
Polling Subdivisions Nos. 1 and 2 at
Teen's Garage.
Palling Subdivisions Nos. 3 and 4, at
Public Library.
Polling Subdivisioris Nos. 5 and 6, st
Cardno's Store.
The Mayor. or the meraber of the
Council appointed for that purpose be
1--olution, shall attend at the Town Hall
on the 12th day of August, 1949, at the
hour of three o'clock in the afternoon, for
the purpose, if requested so to do. of eP-
pointing by writing signed by him, two
persona to attend at the final summnig 00
of the votes by the Clerk and one person
to attend at each polling place on behalf
of the persons interested in, and desirous
of promoting, the proposed by-law and a
like nuznber on behalf of the persons in-
terested in, and desirous of opposing the
proposed by-law.
Any tenant desiring to vote strati, not
later than the tenth day before the day
appointed for taking the vote. file with
the Clerk a deelaratien as provided by' the
Municipal' Act, R.S.O. 1937, Chapter 266.
Section 283 (3).
AnyCorporation desiring to appoint a
nominee to vote on its behalf shall file
with the Clerk, not later than the tenth
day before the day appointed for taking
the vote, an appointment in vrriting of a
person to vote as its nominee and on its
behalf.
WANTED --A BABY WALKER, IN
" good condition. Apply to Box 790,
HURON FeePOSITOR. 4260x1
WANTED-INSTRU4T10N IN TYPE-
" waiting by English Modern staying
in Seaforth 'one month. Apply to Box
789, HURON EXPOSITOR.
4260%1
WANTED-UR.GENTLY NEEDED. 4
" roome. or small house to rent MRS.
DOC CAMERON. Phone 44-W.
4260-1
Te0ARDERS WANTED -.GENTLESIEN
" preferred Apply to Box 792, HIJR-
,ON EXPOSITOR,• 4260-1
D. FL WILSON.
Clerk.
By -Law No. 503, of 1949
of the
Town of Seaforth
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS
Township of Tuckersmith
TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
" the undersigned up to 7 p.m. (D.S.T.)
August 20, 1949, for the construction of
the Crozier Drain, Township of Tucker -
smith.
Tender to be in lump sum for complete
job. Bond of $150 must accompany each
tender and work •must be coanpleted by
October 1, 1949.
Tenders must be plainly marked, sealed
and forwarded or delivered to the Clerk.
Plans and specifications may be seen at
the Clerk's Office.
E. P. CIDDSNEY,
Cleark-Treasurer,
Township of Tuckersmith.
4230-2
Notice To Creditors
. For Rad
Help
Rent -Ante* Feseenien August. sue
Poste teceepoe. leyeee Apply to We.
RealAg
Vere *ee". Port. Alberto
NOTICE to CREDITORS
42604
:NWT*
, „
aerruagN ,PAIt'PYL-MITCHELL. FAIR
es
Ground, Weeneidaset'.'Auesimt 1740.
Bingo. lunch coutitene ground attractions.
dancing in the Greene Palace, Cameron
McLean and his Club Quintettee. In case
of rain it will be held indigos. Ni, ad-
mission fee to grounds. Auspices St. Vin-
cent de Paul Church, Mitchell.
4260-1
IN THE ESTATE OF HELEN INGLIS
DOW, late of the Village of Sensate in
the County of Huron, Widow, Deceased.
ALL PERSONS HAVING (IL A I M S
against the Estate of the above de- VOR SALE --A LARGE QUANTITY OF
ceased are required to file the some with es wood (soft ehn, rock elm Sind some
the undersigned Soecitor for the said maple). at 52.50 a cord at the farm. AP -
Estate, on or before the 22nd day of Ph' E. ANDERSON, Hensel). Phone 100
Auorust, A.D. 1941, after which dote the e 4, nernen. 4259-2
assets will be distributed amongst the
parties entitled thereto, having regard on- riOR SAnet--NEW SINGER SEWING
, ly to the claims of which notice shall .t.'
1 machines, electric and treadle. Re -
have been given. ' pairs to all makes. SINGER SEWING
CENTRE, 78 Ontario St., Stratford
F. FINGLA.NO, KC.. 4223-tof
August, A.D. 1949.
•
Clinotcm, Ontario, l'g'OR SALE --LARGE SIZE S7BRL CRIB
Solicitor for the said Esnate. I ' cot, with sliding sides. 'complete with
4e604 tpringe an3 mattress ; in good candition.
PHONE 187-J, Seafarer.
VOL1 WILL ENJOY DANCING EVERY
te Friday night at "the Crystal Palace,
Mitchell, with Don Robertsen and his
Ranch Boyee ()Marion outstanding Old
Twee Dance Band. 4260x1
p RING A CAR LOAD OF' YOUR
friends end enjoy dancing evepse Fri-
day night at the Crystal Palace, Mitchell.
with Don Robertson and his Ranch Boys.
4260x1
For Sale
POR SALE -3 -BURNER NESCO OIL
" stove, with oven; used two summers
P11014E 658 r 33. 4260-1
•
most SALE-C.C.M. MOTOR -
bike; girls' used bicycle. DALY
MOTORS, Seaforth. 4260-1
TEN CHOICE LITTLE PIGS, WEAN-
' ed for quick sale. PHONE 616-34,
Clinton. MRS. J. E. HUGILL.
• 4260x2
TULIP AND DAFFODIL BULBS AND
Iris roots for Fall planting; Gladiolus
blooms for sale. PURCELL FLOWER
GARDENS, cee forth.
FOR SALE -1 GOOD YORK SOW, DUE
in September; also 15 Yerk chunks.
Apply ALEX McDONALD, ER. 2, Sea -
forth. Phone 836 r 31. 4260-1
pOR SALE ---2 SHORTHORN BULLS.
Registered; 1 red, 11 months'old, and
cne roan, 9 months. Apply WILLIAM
BUTSON, Staffa, Oat 4260x2
VCRs SALE EVINIEDIATELY -GRAHAM-
ette 2 -burner heavy wire electric stove
with oven; almost new. Priced right.
PHONE 5.87-W. 4260x1
SALE-PUPPeES, PART COLLIE.
" part Shepherd: mother an excellent
w-atoh clog. Male; 55.00, females 53.00.
Apply FRED SINCLAIR, R.R. 2, Walton.
4260-1
liTANTED--Ax ormiswoR FOR MOD-
" el sal ditcher;tele, Onettlelpete,nt man
for laying the, Apply ta 0. CAMP -
Bali. Seatrtb. ebege *or eveuings.
TheIR SALE -QUANTITY OF CORNELL,
No. 595 seed wheat. Apply PEAR -
SON CHARTERS, R.R. 3, Seaforth.
Phone 656 r 4, Seaforth. 4260-1
WANTE1D roxt, GENERAL
housework, mensal:met peeltion, in
London. Willing :to COUIO kpiske for re-
mainder oe mu:airier. Helen/ stating a4 -
or phone number, he MRS. AUST.
Bayileld, Ont, • 4260-1
WANTED
peROJECTIONIST T•AlicE CHARGE
of National Film Retied circuit 10
Huron County. Previoue training not nec-
essary. Ditties to dommencel September
12th. Send tenders ani eetereines to
W. V. Roy,
Secretary Herein County' Federation
• of Agriculture,
• Box 310, Clintoe,
OPERATOR WANTED
AN OPERATOR FOR MelfILLOP,
Logan & Hibbert Telephone Company.
Duties to commence September 1, 1949.
Must have some knowledge ef bookkeep-
ing.
Apply to the secretary.
JAMES T. MA_LOOLM,
R.R. 2, Dublin.
• 4260-1
CARETAKERS
Wanted
A PPLICATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
4" by the undersignee until August 20th,
fore caretakers for Schools Nos. 2, 4 and
9, in Tuckersreith Scliool Area, duties to
begin in time for fall term. Applicants
to state salary required. Work to be
done in a satisfactory manner.
For further particulars apply to
S. H. VVELITMORE, See.-Treas.,
R.R. 3, Seaforth, Ont.'
4259-2
In Memoriam
McNAIRN-In LOVING MEMORY OF
..."` our daughter, Ruth, who passed away
six years ago, August 30943.
"Beyond the Sunset"
-Mother, Dad, Jimmie and Kenneth.
TN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR 'GRAND -
mother, Mrs. Joseph Nigh, wbo enter-
ed into the Great Kingdom on August 12,
1947.
God took her home, it was His will,
But in our hearts she liveth still.
-Ever remembered by Jean and Billy.
42;nel
FOR SALE -4 SPRING OVERCOAT,
grey. size 33-40. Apply ta Box No.
793, HURON EXPOSITOR.
4260-1
A By-law to authorize the issuiag of
debentures for $40,000.00 for the Construc-
tion and equipping of a Seaforth and
District Community Memorial Reereaticm
Centre on the Seaforth Agricultural
Grounds.
WHEREAS the Council of the Corpora,
tion of the Town of Seaforth has agreed
to submit to the electors a By-law propos-
ing the issuing of Forty Thousand Dollars
(540.000.00) of debentures upon the cred-
it of the Corpora,tion for the Purpose of
constructing and equipping of a Seaforth
and Dintriot Community Memorial Recrea-
tion Centre on the Seaforth Agricultural
Grounds.
ITIERE,FORE, the Municipal Council of
the Corporation of the Town of Seaforth
enacts as follows:
(1) Debentures shall be issued to
the amount a Forty Thousand Dollars
(540,600.00) on the credit of the Corpora-
tion for the purpose of constructing and
equipping a Seaforth and District Com-
munity Memorial Recreation Centre on
the Agricretural Grotmds, partly in the
Town of Seaforth and partly in the Town-
ship of McKillop; the said debentunn
shall bear interest at a rate not museed-
iing 3/. per centnro per annum and shall
be repayable in twenty equal annual in-
stalments.
(2) The By-law shall bessubmetted for
the assent of the duly qualified electors
on Monday, the 1580 day of August, 1949.
(3) The vote shall be taken at those
places appolnted by BY-iew No. 502 of
1949, and the Deputy Returners Officers.
as appointed by By4aw No. 502 of 1949,
ehall preside at the various polling places
and shall take the vote under this By-law.
(4) A copy of this .proPosed By-law
shall be published once a week for three
successive weeks in The Huron Expositor
and The Seaforth News .newspapers pub-
lished in the Town of Seaforth, together
with a notice signed by the Clerk stating
that the copy is a true copy of the pro -
Posed By-law. • —
(a) The notice shall aim state that, if
assent of 'the electors is obtained on the
byelaw submitted, that it will be taken
into consideration by the Council, after
the expiration crt one month from the
date of the first publication.
(0) The notice shall also elate the
date of the first publication of the by -
mw.
(c) Tbe notice shall also state the da,'
and places appointed for taking the
votes.
(d) The notice eltall also state the
tizne end place for th,e appointment of
persons to attend at the polIihg places
and at the final summing of. votes by
the Clerk.
(e) 'The notice Anil aim state that
any tenant desiring to vote shall, not
later than the tenth day before thenlaY
appointed for taking the vote, file with
the Cletk a declaration as provided for
by sub -section 3 of section 283 of the
Municipal Act, p.s.o. 1937, Chapter 266.
DATED at CI inton, this 2nd day of
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of ALEXANDER RUTHER-
FORD LOWERY. Late of the TOW:II of
Seaforth, in the County of Huron,
Printer; who died on or about the
eighteenth day of June, A.D. 1949.
TAKE NOTICE THAT ALL PARTIES
" having claims or demands against the
estate of the above deceased must :nail
particulars and proof of seem to the un-
dersigned administratrix or her solicitors
on or before the twenty-seventh day of
August A.D. 1949, upon which slate the
mid administratrix will Proceed to dis-
tribate the assets with regard only to
those claims which shall then have been
received.
DAInte at Brussels this 8th day of
A.ugast, A.D. 1949.
SUSAN LOWERY,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Administratrix
By her Solicitors,
CRAWFORD & HEInth.RINGTON,
Brussels, Ontario.
4260-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of ISABELLE AGNES
BALLANTYNE
A LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
• ag-ainet the Estate of Isabelle Ames
Ballantyne, late of the Town of Seaforth,
Spire:ter, deceased, who died on or about
the 25th day of July, 1949, are hereby
notified to send in ba the undersigned on
or before the 268.0 day of August, 1949,
full particulars of their claims.
Immediately after the said last men-
tioned date, the assets of the said estate
will be distributed amongst the parties
entitled thereto; having regard only to
claims of whicb the undersigned shall then
have notice, to tbe exclusion of all others,
and the undersigned will not be liable to
any'person of whose claim the undersign-
ed shall not then have notice for the
assets so distributed or any part thereof.
DATED at Seaforth, this 2nd day of
August, 1949.
' ALVIN W. SILLERY,
Seaforth,
Solicitor for the Estate.
4260-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of SAMUEL JEFFERY
ALL PERSONS ILA.VING CLAIMS
" against the Estate of Samuel Jeffery.
late of the Town of Seaforth, in the Coun-
ty of Huron, Gentleman, deceased, who
died on the 21st day of June, 1949, are
hereby notified to send in full particulars
of their claims to the undersigned on or
before the 12th day of August, 1949, after
which date the assets will be distributed,
having regard only to claims then receiv-
ed.
DA tkee at Seaforth, this 1980 day of
July, 1949.
McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executor.
4258-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of ELIZABETH VIPOND
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
""against the Estate of Elizabeth Vipond,
late of the Tow-nship of Hibbert, in the
County of Perth, Widow, deceased, who
died on the 2nd day 48 June, 1949, .are
hereby notified th send in PHI -Particulars
of their claims to the undersigned on or
before the 12th of August. 1949, after
which date the assets will be distributed,
having regard oniy to claims then re-
ceived.
DATED at Seaforth, this 19t0 day of
July, 1949.
McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executors.
4258-3
01 AnY CorPeration desiring to se: -
point a nominee fo vote on ita behalf NOTICE to CREDITORS
shall file with the Clerk Met later than
appointee ,In the Estate of CHARLES THEOBALD
the tenth day before tbe day
for taking the vote, an appointment in ' ALL PERSONS HAVING C L A I M S
writing bf a porton to vote as its min-
inee and on ifs behalf.
(a) The core et, the Ey-law and the
Clerk's Notice, as set forth in The pee*d-
ing Shall lie that Published oa
Thursday, the 210t day of Tttly, 1949.
EVAD a :first and second time this igth
deer of /city, 1940.
I. E. KEATING,
Mayer
•
D. H. WILSOINI,
•
es
against the Estee& of Charles Theo -
bald, late of the Village of Emnondville,
in fete county of Huron, Meet:ramie, de-
ceased, who died on the 7th day of May,
1949, are hereby notified to Bend in full
particulars of their elaims to the under-
signed on or before the 128h day on
August, 1949, after which date the amef!
will be distributed, having regard may to
deem the received.
DATED at Seaforth, tbig linh dal of
July, 1949.
IlifeCONVELI. * RAYS,
Seatorth, Ontario,
Solielkgra for the Executory.
4269-9
essoneenne.SeSes
4260-1
F -plea SALE --1/2 HORSEPOWER ELEC-
' tric motor, new with sealed bearings
new thasberg 8 shot elip magazine .22
target rifle, equipped with 4 power tele-
scope sight Apply to JOHN ANDER-
SON, 18.18. '2, Hensall. 4260-1
F°18 SALE - lin STOREY FRAPnE
hon e, 20x27, to be moved from prem-
ises; situated on Goshen Line, Stanley
Township. Good repair; ano Ream Pole.
ED. GLEN, 620 r 24, Clinton.
42S0x2
"peOR SALE ---1 STANDARD COCK-
' &butt 70 tractor, in good condition;
also 12 York pigs 7 weeks old. Apply
JACK SINCLAIR- Phone 657 r 41. Sea -
forth. 426051
pea SALE -PURE BRED HOLSTELNS.
" accredited vaccinated; a number of
nice cows and heifers calving in fall land
early winter. Will sell reasonable Farm
on Mint/tell Road_ Phone 2-2, Kirkton.
H. J. WRAY, Soience Hill.
4260x2
VOR SALE-PAPEC CUTTING BOX,
72 -inch; also 35 feet of outside pipe.
Apply to W. R. SOMERVILLE. R.R. 4,
Walton_ Phone 842 r 21. Seaforth.
426(exl
pole SALE -2 STORM DOORS, 3
screen doors, 4 pairs upstair windows,
25x41. 1 large coal heater, 1 wood and
coal kitchen range with water front,
warming closet and reservoir, cream en-
amel trim. in A-1 condition. PHONE 387
before noon or after 6 p.m.
4260x1
Motor Cars For Sale
FOR SALE -1938 PLYMOUTH COACH.
with radio, heater; 5 new tires. In
A-1 condition. Apply JOHN M. POIRIER,
Market St. 4260x1
VOR SALE - 1929 ESSEX SEDAN:
good motor, tires and upholstering.
WM. AUSTIN, John St.
4260x1
pole SALE -1931 CHEV. SEDAN, IN
good condition; new paint job; 8200.
Apply CHARLES CLARKE, Seaforth
M.otors. No phone, calls.
4260x3
pee SALE -'38 CHEVROLET SEDAN.
recently overhauled; 2 new firm, new
hatte,y. Arens, GORDON McDONALD.
Phone 485-51, Sea.forth, 4260x1
VCR SALE -1933 PLYMOUTH WITH
radM, heater and a recently qverhaul-
ed engine. This car is offered at a reas-
onable price. Phone 240-J, Seaforth, after
6 p.m., or oall at ROWCLIFFE MOTORS.
4259x2
1 931
CHEVROLET COACH DE
Luxe, in excellent c.endition;
motor like new, completely overhauled.
Reasonable for quick cosh sale. Apply
JAMES ELLIOTT, Dublin, after 5 pm.
4260-2
von SALE -1946 FORT/ TRUCK, 3
ton comnination, gravel box and hoist,
Internationnl eravel leader, 24 -inch ele-
vator belt with dragline. KEITH Mc -
LEAN, Heenan. Phone 84 r 31, Hensel].
4260-1
Cards of Thanks
E RIC SHALE WOULD LIKE TO EX-
"' prem his thanks to the people who so
kindly remembered him with cards and
times, and who called to see him while
he was a patient at Clinton Pubes Hos-
pital. 4260-1
'
;lex, ,14# fee, Try Demme
entree 'reek %eget* .for dquele ensultise
new beeltee thee'; new viva., Nee" ;eget
acquainted" ohm ONYX 40e. 4telt-
wets.
RS. JOHN BOLGER AND nAMILY
wieh to thenk their many friends and
neighbors for the beautiful flowers and
many kindnesses during their bereave-
ment; also special thanks to Dr. Stevens
and Rev. Kerr, of Brussels, and for the
loan of cars. 42604
AMMO Men= (n eted VI
Gaeta) nagged Peewee In nbtinr Peeled
envelope with rtrica list, 6 oaraplegt 250i
24 amnplee $1.0(1. Mail-Qrdee Dope T-773,
NOVA -RUBBER cp., pox 91,, liantilten
Ont.
Lost and Found
T .858T -ON 'FRIDAY LAST, KEY RING
t's• centleining seven keys. Tender please
leave at Boor '791, HURON EKDOSITGle.
-pouND — Leen= BEET 'WITH
buckles, at Lions Park, Seaforth.
Owner may have same by proving props
erty and Paying charges. 4260-1
win. P. J. KELLY WISHES TO THANK
-”-" the many friends who remembered
tarn vrith cards and treate while a patient
in St. Joseph's Hespital, London; sPecia1
thanks to Dr. Ithwoon and the nurses.
4260x1
AXE AND MRS. JAMES SLOAN DE -
sire to express their sincere apprecia-
tion for the many Mess' Cards, floral bou-
quets, those who toaned cars and thoss
who bellied in any way at the time ef
their recent bereavement; also to thank
Mr. Carlin and Constable SnelL
Automotive Supplies
VOU CAN GET A GLISTENING POE-
' ish job on your car the economical
way, by using "TARNOFF"-no washing,
no polishing. Just rub on, and wipe off.
16-0z. tin 60c; 36 -oz. lin 51:05. R.
MARKS, Garage, Walton.,
MR. AND MRS. JOHN PASSMORE
and family wish to express to their
many friends, relatives and buninesti as-
sociates their heartfelt thanks and appre-
ciation, for acts of kindness and message;
of sympathy extended te them in their
recent sad bereavement of their son and
brother. 42604
Auction Sales
commuNiTv AUCTION •SALE or
Household Effects, on Saturday, Aug.
20.th, at 8 p.m.. in the Skating Rink, Sea -
forth: Full line af Household Effect, in-
cluding modern 9 -piece dining mons suite;
mahogany antique buffet in good condi-
tion; drop leaf table; 4 chrome kitchen
chairs; 2 chrome arm chairs; 2 utility
tablesbaby scales ; occasional chairs; kit-
chen utensils. Anyone wiehing to put furni-
ture in this sale. Phone 84 or 41, or
HAROLD JACKSON, by Augent 168.0.
Full list next week. 40604
WISH TO THANK ALL 0125
neighbors and friends for their
sympathy and kindness during the illness
and death of our mother; also to the
Pallbearerre those who sent flowere and
loaned cars.
THE PETRICK FAMILY
4260x1
MRS. W., C. PASSMORE AND FAMILY
wirsh to thank their many friends and
neighbors for their kindness and sympathy
shown them during their recent bereave-
ment Special thanks to Rev. R. A
Brook, Rev. P. A.• Ferguson. Rev. R. B.
Cummings, Lucian, Mr. Sam Rennie, solo-
ist, also many thanks to Dr. J. 'C. God-
dard and Mr. Harold Bonthron, and to
all those whose kindness end sYmPathY
was deeply appreciaied by sending cards
and letters. 4260-1
MISS LORNA .BALLANTYNE WISHES
td extend hen since -re thanks to
friends aorul neighbors of the late Miss
Isabella Ballantyne inn their kindness and
sympathy in her recent bzreavement; to
Rev. D. A. MacMillen for his kindly min-
istrations; to the pallbearers to these
sending such Sovely flower,. to those who
so kindly loaned their cars, and also to
Mr. G. A. Whitney for hi; kindly ser-
veces. 4260-1
Births
FORREST-At the Stephan Nursing
Home, Hensall, Wechiesday, August 3,
1949, to Mr. and Mrs, Cooper Forrest,
of flay Township, twins -son and daugh-
ter.
GRAINGER-In St. Joseph's Hospital.
London, on August 1, to Mr. and IYIrs.
Stanley F. Grainger (nee Helen Ament),
of London, a son -John Robert.
CORRIVEALT-In St. Mary's Hospital,
Kitchener, on July 27, to Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Corriveau (nee Laureen Brough -
torte a. son.
PO VVEL L --I n Scott Memo r ia I Hospital,
on July 30, to Mr. and Mee Arthur
Powell, Seaforth. (nee Norma Pommer),
a son -Robert Howard.
RAU-In Scott Memorial Hospital, en
August 5, to Mr. and Mrs. Verdun Rau,
Seaforth, a daughter.
RAU-In Scott 'Memorial flospital, on
August 5, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rau,
Seaforth, a son.
GLANVILLE-In Scott Memorial Hoe -Pi'
tat on Augest 7, to Mr. and Mrs. John
Glanville, RR. 2, Walton, a son.
BEITIEIR.711,ANN-In Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, on ,Auguet 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Beuermann, R.R. 1, Dublin, a daughter.
FINLAYSON-elo Scotts Memorial HosPi-
tal. on August 10, to Mr. and Mee.
Arthur J. Finlanson, Tuckersmith, a
son.
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ABERILART-In London, on Monday,
August 8, Helen Penman Jones, belov-
ed wide of Cha.rles Aberhart, Seaforth,
in her 71st year.
SHANNON -In Seaforth, on Sunday,
August 7, Margaret Shannon, in her
Stith year.
SLOAN-In Stratford, on August 3, Cath,
mine Rita 81onn, daughter of Mr, and
etre.. James Sloan, McKillop, in her 26th
year.
MaeLEAN--On ' Saturday, July 30, 1949,
at 864 Manning ,Ave., Toronto, after St
brief illness, John S. MacLean. At the
Funeral Chapel of A. W. Miles, 30 St,
Clair Ave. W. Service on Tuesdae erts
ternuon, August 2, at 2 o'clock. Inter -
Ment Beechebood Cemetery, Ottawa, Ont,
CASE -In the Oshawa. General -Hospital,
em Wednesday, August 3, 1949, Mors+
Isabel Case, beloved daughter of Men
Crate Case /tail the tate Thomas it, ro
Cage and sister of Frank r. case, Mont -
yea, in her 610t year. runerat freed
end Armstrong Funeralyome, Othaven
015 rriclay. Aug. K. 8 rvice 2 '11.M.
interemot st. oeme.1
tory, Port Whitby.
Brother -in -Law Of C.
P. Van Mill Arrives With
Family From Holland
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learryIwrenveMelee tle-
'*etweteele at the Heilk of Nelltreal
here foethe past ten yearee hes'
reQeiVIG appeietnient a maegger
at Drerabe. leering hie stay ln
Heneall •eir: Lawrence has. Made
many friencee who will regret th
learn of hie leaving ,eere. Dariete
his sIay here be wee active in the
SOCial and welfare of the vtliane.
He has held the position as treae-
urer of the Chamber of Commeree,
treasurer of St. Paul's Anglican
Church, treasurer of the Red
Cross for three years, and:was. a
feriner member of Zurich Lions
Clieb. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence in-
tend to leave shortly for Drumbo.
• Trying Out a tractor as a means
of getting the cows home ,brought
near -tragedy to nine-year-old Ivan
Coleman, of the Parr Line, seven
miles northwest of Hensall,, Mon-
day evening. The tractor went ov-
er his body, but he suffered only
bruises. The child, who is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Coleman,
had watched his older brothers
with envy whenever they climbed
upon the tractor and went scoot-
ing over the fields. He decided to
(imitate them and ride it while get-
ting the cows. The machine went
dead and Ivan went, to crank it.
The tractor was still in gear and
started moving. It Knockedthe
boy down and t, passed over 'his
body. A neighbor, Elmer Turner,
working in a nearby field, saw the
boy who was stunned, but did not
lose consciousness. X-rays at
Clinton Hospital revealed no brok-
en bones, only bruises and shock.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. DeJong and
family, recent arrivalseto this dis-
trict from Holland," have taken
possession of their farm which
they purchased in Tuckersmith.
Mr, De Jong is a brother of Mrs.
C. P. Van Mill, Seaforth, and with
his family of four sons will oper-
ate the farm, which is locatedon
lot 4, concession 26.
ELIMVILLE
Mrs. Bert Tate, Karen and Mar-
ilyn have returned to their home
here after spending the past few
months in Vancouver, owing to
the illness and death of the for
mer's father.
:Mr. and Mrs. Howard Otis
Lonnie and Lynn are visiting this
week with Mr. Otis' parents at
Burgessville.
ZION
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Britton, Wind-
sor, visited with their cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. George Pepper and Mr.
and Mrs. James Malcolm on Tues-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sherk, of
Wingham, visited Mr. and Mrs. El-
more Kleinfeldt on Sunday.
Mr. John Perrin, Brantford, vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rob-
inson.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bumstead, of
Meaford, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
James Malcolm for the week -end
end, attended tne Malcolm reun-
ion in Stratford on Monday.
Mr, Earl Foster has been visit-
ing for a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Dalton Malcolm.
EIPPEN
The Kippen East W. I. will hole
their monthly meeting at the home
of Miss Margaret Sinclair, Kippen,
on Wednesday, Aug. 17, at 8.15
p.m. The rcll call will be answer-
ed 'by your baby picture. The mot-
to will be taken by Mrs. Harry
Caldwell. The guest speaker will
be Mrs. R. S. McKercher, and the
demonstration will be by :Mrs. R.
Dalrymple. Lunch committee will
be Mrs. W. •Broadfoot, Mrs. A.
Varley, giss M. McKay, Mrs. A.
Finlayson and Mrs. F. Slavin,
• HENSALL
One hundred and fifty members
of themid Amber .Rebekah.
'Lodge beld their first picnic at
Jowett's Grove, Hayfield, on Wed-
nesday. Sports were directed by
Peter L. McNaughton, Bert Hor-
ton, Harold Parker, Sam G. Ran-
nie, Hensall, and Thos. Meyers and
Charles Hay, Zurich. , Barbara
Schwalm, one -year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. .Gord,on Schwalm, of
Hensall, captured the prize tor
youngest member present. The
largest families honored were Mr.
and Mrs. G. Bell and Mr. and Mrs.
L. Chapman. Jas. Broadfoot won
the prize for guessing the combin-
ed weight of the sports committee.
Race winners were: Girls under 5,
Marion Bell; girls under 8, fleen
McLean, Gwen Chapman; boys un-
der 12, Homer Campbell, Harold
Bell, Ken Parker; girie under .12,
Lois McLellan, Ileen McLean,
Gwen Chapman; boys 15 ,and un-
der, Glenn Ben, Ken McLellan, Bob
Caldwell.; girls 15 and under, Mar-
lene Richard,son, Lois McLellan,
Geraldine Parker; young men's,
race, Ed. Corbett; young women's
race, Mrs. Percy Campbell; mar-
ried men's race, Garnet Mousseau;
matried women's race, Mrs. Percy
Cetnebell; fat men's race, George
Glenn; fat women's race, Mrs. L.
Chapman; throwing- the Slipper,
Mrs. Percy Campbell; toethpielt
and lifesaver, Bert Horton's grote;
wheelbarroW race, Ed. Cotbett and
Garnet IVIousseau; boys' wheelbar-
row ,race, Ken McLellan and' Bob
Caldwell; tug-ef-war, Harold Par-
keee group. There was a peanut
ecra.mble for the chtlIdeen, after
which adelicions picnic supper
was served. '
Geo....Parker, lyeareold sea of
Mr, Harold l'arkee, iti ih Scott
MettiOrial Reepital, SeefOrth, With
ati infectienlit his knee,
'Smellier Mtge Illeitranlie Sate
'ham% in itenenir are nleating
their entire, stook of Seeieier
Drees and '81akk gnite at'ghc7e
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.'Weee. fee/tete/Ile,gu.ast With'
gee 'Vire. ,Tee, A, .Patereen,' fele
so ejeeyedee, Weelee YtteatiellwW
Alr, Rad 1r Pn.tprenn t ,40ap
'Head. Mr. Tbeinas ie a Plage of
'lees. Petersen,
Hopkineon - Cook
• The living room of tee home of
Mr. and gm. N. J, Cook, Haniaall.
was tbe Settiug for the wedliing
Wednesday, Aug. 10, at 3
when their older daughter, ,Norma
Elizabeth Joyce, was united In
marriage to Mervyn Alexander,
son of Mr. and Mrs. K C. Hopein-
eon, of Ancaster. Rev. R. A. Broolt
of 'Hensel' officiated. The bride,
given ineraarriage by her father,
wore an ice blue floor -length lace
dress. with a tiered siert, She
carried a bouquet of pink roses
and wore a matching headdress+.
The bridesmaid, her slater, Elean-
or Cook, wore a turquoise net
dress over taffeta. She carried a
bouquet of yellow roses and wore
a matching headdress of roses and
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Wee,S. ably, eadotock The bide"e
mother were a beavenly :blue tie -
sue faille dress With navy ageeti-
soriele The grooneso =tiler Were es
navy blue sheer eel:See:VW wale
white aceeeeorieS. e'er travelleig
the erideeWore a beige ems with
tan aeeessoriegl. Oil their return.
the c,ouple will reside in Kingston.
The bride is a graduate in medi-
cine teem the Unevereity of West-
ern Ontario, and the groom will be
interning at Kington General Hos-
pital.
Additional Hensall News
on Page 3
Dr. and airs, J. C. Goddard, Beth
and Peggy, are vacationing for
two weeks at Wasaga Beach.
Bab Bennett, son of Mr. and,
Ms. George ,Bennett, was operat-
ed on at Clinton Hospital Friday
eget for appendicitis, and is do-
ing nicely.
Mrs, Gordon Scewalm was the
lucky winner of a camera and e
roll of film in a contest sponsored
by the Goodwill Photo Studio, Cry-
stal Beach, Ont.
Mr. W. B. Cross has purchased
the home of Dr. jr. A. McLean, who
recently received an appointment
in the Sick Children's Hospital,
Toronto.
Mrs, John Little, of Eieter, who
with her husband and two little
sons, Jackie and Dennis, had an
apartment with Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. McEwan, left Saturday morning
by bus and train for the West,
where she will spend a month vis-
iting her parents.
Ruth Alexander is visiting with
her sister, Isabel Alexander, in To-
ronto.
Gordon Troyer, who has been
quite ill for some time, is still con-
fined to the hospital. ,
The regular meeting of the Vil-
lage Council wa,s held Tuesday ev-
ening at 8 p.m. in the council
chamber with the following mem-
bers present: Reeve Kerslake and
Councillors Parke and Jones, Coun-
cillor J. Tudor still being sick. Min-
utes of the previous meeting and
of the nomation meeting were
read and adopted. F. Harburn re-
ported re ,the weed cutting, also
work on the streets. Jones and
Parke: That we charge the Park
Beard $2 per month for water for
the new rink until Jan. 1, 1950.
Carried.
Correspondence was received
from ,Dept. of Planning and Devel-
-opment Conservation Branch, Dept.
of -Highways, Scott Brothers, Dept.
of Public Welfare, Dept. of Muni-
cipal Affairs, Mrs. Bertha Moir,
County Clerk, Township of Stanley,
Workmen's Compensation Board,
Bell Telephone—same considered
and filed.
Jones and Parke: That we in-
sert an advertisement in the Zur-
ich Herald and the Huron Exposi-
tor advising the ratepayers of the
Township of Stanley that we can-
not answer any fire calls from
their municipality in view of the
decision of the Stanley Municipal
Council in refusing to pay the
costs of the fire briga.de. Parke and
Jones: That we charge Mrs. Mc-
Allister $5, Mrs. Walker $5 and
Mrs. Stephen $2.50 for cutting
weeds on their property.
The following accounts were
passed for payment: Bell Tele-
phone, service, $6.25; F. Harburn,
salary, 8123.72; C. Johnston, re-
pairs, etc., $19.55, Fire Department
$7.50; B. Moir, labor, streets, $4.25,
miscellaneous, $1.23; Provincial
Treasurer, insulin, $1.23; Whillier
& Co., spuplies, $6.63;-T, Welsh &
Son, lumber, etc., $1,50; Public
School Board, current expenses,
$2,000; Hydro Commission, hydro,
Hall, $8.28, W.W., $31,35; J. Pass-
more, salary, W.W., $41.66; Mrs.
Pearl Passmore, W. C. Passmore
salary, Fire Dept., $14.66. Total,
12,269.38.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sararas, a
recent bridal couple, were tender-
ed a reception in the Town Hall
recently at which a large crowd
attended to honor them and pre-
sent them with a chesterfield suite.
Roger Venner read the address to
the couple, while the presentation
was made by -lack Brintnell and
Russell Ferguson. Nelson Howe
orchestra furnished the music for
the dance. The event was much
enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. William McLean,
of Exeter, attended the reunion of
the first special service force in
Chicago of which Mr. McLean was
a member when overseas. They
left on Thursday, returning home
on Sunday.,
'Dr. Margaret McLean left on
Monday for Toronto, where eite
will join her husband, Dr. J. A.
McLean.
Only a doeen citizens ehowee up
at the Town Hall Monday night
when e nomination meeting was
held to fill the vacancy Created
by the death of Councillor Melvin
Moir, killed in an auto accident at
Brantford, George Hess was the
Only one nominated, and he declin-
ed the honor, it was decided to
lited another meeting Anglist22.
Bryan MeLean, of Exeter, sot �f
NIL and Mo.- %%Ikon lefeLean,
anent tIA week -end with hie grand-
%Vette, kte and gre. Robert Mc-
,
Lean.
:Mr. and Mtn. n„ Themes inld
erste,
NOTICE
TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF STANLEY -
Please be advised that the Hensall Fire Brigade
• will be forced to discontinue their services to the
residents of the Municipality of the Township of
Stanley, on account of the recent action of their
Municipal Council refusing to pay the operating
costs of the Brigade when answering a call for
help.
The Hensall Municipal Council do not think that
• it should be a charge on the ratepayers of Hensall -
only:
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
J. A. Paterson, Municipal Clerk -Treasurer
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