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The Huron Expositor, 1951-10-12, Page 1Ninety -Second Year • Whole Number 4371 Douglas Stewart Wins Lions Essay Contest • Deteglas Stewart, Seaforth, son of SUMMER REPAIR , Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Stewart, won ithe essay contest sponsored by the Seaforth Lions Club and conducted ' by the Ontario Hospital Associa- tion. A. total pr thirty essays were i handed in for judging, which was done last Tuesday evening by a BY SCHOOL AREA teeetaat appointed in Theteud bsirthgees HZPrei- WORK COMPLETED I H. E. Smith, president of the Lions Tuckeremith Township School Club; Miss V. Drope, superintend - Area Board met in No. 7 School onient of Scott Memorial Hospital; atiesday, Oct. 9. Present were: Mrs. D. Ritchie, H. G. Meir and L. Cettiernan J. McIntosh, H. Johns, P. Plumsteel, principal of the High N. MacLean. W. Coleman and G. B lt. Correspondence read Includ- e:: A letter of thanks trona Mrs. R. Ffoy (Miss M. Campbell) for a re- tii•ement gift; from Mrs. G. Wenn dote on music teachrng timetable and required books; from the On- tario Trustee.' Association and the TownshipSchool Area Boards of Western Ontario inviting delegates to annual convention. The 'board decided not to attend the conven- tion. The following accounts were passed for payment: • Drysdale's, 70c; Huron Expositor, $8.86; Cana- . dian Oil Co., $90.25; Clair Haney, 1.53; Jack Hood, $463.26; A. G. Caegg, $830.35; Gordon Muegge, $106,80.; H. McLeod, $36.25; Huut- ington Labe, $62.37. The Board unklertook extensive maintenance this year. No. 4 and No. 7 Sehools were interior decor- ated. No. 2 School had roof and trim painted. A new asphalt ehin- gle roof was applied to•No. 7. The -floors of the schools were sanded and a door cleaning and polishing machine bought. H. McLeod was engaged to operate et. New desks and seat for No. 4 were supplted. Owing to increased costs it is prob• able that the Area Board will ask for a tax levy of •around 51k milts. c ool. .Title of. the essay was, "What Our Hospital Means To Our Com- munity." Other winners wera: Bernice Dilling, Eleanor' McCartney, Dianne Wallace and Lorraine Smith. Priz- es to be awarded are: 1st, $25; end. $20; 3rd, $15; -Ith, $10; 5th, $5.00. The winning essay will be for' Warded to Toronto for competition in the provincial -wide contest Presentation of prizes will be made at the school next Monday af ternoon at 3:30 pin by members of the Lions Club executive, • SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, OPTOBER 12, 1951 • II 'ON RIDING READIES FOR SALVATION ARMY MAKING CHANGES TO CITADEL The Salvation Atmy officers' quarters are at present undergoing minor changes. The living room at the south side oe the building is being extended, where the verandah formerlystood. New lighting fix- tures are also being lustalled., as well as a new landing and esair- case. .A. rigid transformation is also taking place on the grounds sur- rounding the Army hall and quar- ters,. The former field of weeds. has been plowed, disked and raked, and by next summer ie expected to be a place of usefulness and beauty. Plans are being made to plant a heage and flowers on the north side, as well as sow a lawn on the north and east. The back portion 'sill be used; as a place of recrea tion for young .people.e In this re- gard, lawn croquet and volleyball equipment will be obtained. The time for order,ng per- P.C.'s Select Tom • CHRISTMAS CARDS • ... .. Liberals Nominate Tuesday' Night MUSIC for the first part of their services on Sunday morning, Churches. were without organ • when a large limb fell across AFORTH PUPILS the hydro line in front of the Fed on rumors for some weeks Mclefeen' rfrose Theaeleelanees '„ • ;2.5 0 • a Year :aildaainaar sonally printed Christmas cards and stationery is right now. We have a • good selec- tion of cards for as low as 25 for $2.50, and delivery may be had within -a few days if order_ ed now. e NO MUSIC W. I. TO PLAN residence of John Beattie. John the Huron political pot began boil- Street, causing a break in the ing in earnest with the announce - printery line. Service was re - silent last Thursday by Premier ,WIN AT.N. HURON Frost that the Province would vote stored about E:30 a.m on Thursday, November 22. 'PLOWING MATCH -at a convention in Hensel' Wed - 1 • Huron Progressive Conservatives 'nesday evening selected the sitting HENSALL couNcIL TRIP TO TORONTO. Tee 25th atinual North Huroe member, Tthomas Pryde, to contest 1 the riding. Huron Liberals Lave ' 1 PlowiA Match wee carried out. laet ICalled a convention for Tuesday APPOINTS NEW The, Sea forth W.onien's Institute 1 Friday afternoon under ideal boil ,night. also in Hensel!, when a can held their October meet at the 'kind weather (mutations on the nerni I dirlate will be named. Speakers home• or Mrs. John MacLean on cf.' Calvin Cameron at Cranbrook will include Russel Daly, President Tuesday with about 18 members ..orner. ' 1...i Western Ontario Liberal Associa- preeent. The 'meting opened in the l The executive this year reduced tion; Andrew Y. McLean, M.P. for usual manner by the president. :the a•alking plow prize to a single Huron•Perth, and Alex Jeffery, Mrs. John MacIseen. The minutes masa because Front past experience NIP. of the August meeting were read eorse-plowing classes failed to fill In the last election on June 7, 1948, Mr. Pryde was elected over Frank FIngland, the Liberal can• delete, by 108 votes, Announcement was, made of the fi:ointment of George Ginn, Gode-. real Township, ae returning oft:l- eer. He succeees le, It. Darrosh, wile acted, in 1948. At the Henan' convention Mr. lee de was the unanimous <thole°, he ng nofieneted by Dr. E. A. Mc- Master, Se:trot-0e Nu others were nem ani i ed. Policies of the Frost Government emelt ni. eeed financial assistanee n the pat. three years ,ead brought were: $100, shared by H. 0., Foreht, by the secretary, Mrs-, Elmer Cam- eron arta adopted: Correspondeime was read, including a card at than.ks from Mies Kate Ellison, .V 110 is confined to hospital with a brok- en ;hip. The financial statement ea • read. by Mrs. MacLean in the eb- eence of the Ircusurer, Mrs.. J. Hillebrecht. The Institute will hold an, eve - range meeting in the Community Centre on Oct, 19, having as; their guests the raembers or tee Henisill and, Kitimat Institutes. Areangre newts will be neide in the near lei -- tame for the euebres aud dances to be held. during the winter monies. Mrs, J. McGregor anti Mrs. James Mcblairn were appointed as dele- gates to attend the area coneen• time, to be held in London Oct. 23. 24.and 25. Arrangemente were made to send two boxes to the Institute at Newcastle-oneryne. England. Mrs Gordon I -nipple, Mrs. Paul Doig anti James Hogg. Seatorth, and John Clark, Goderich, constituted the • e. hole entry [let for glow mg with horses. Age limit classes culled out the ereiner number of competitors in tntetm• plow ing. e o classes for • Higli Schcol students lied tour Ploweoys each, and two regular age Emit classes for Junior la. m- ere had another 14.eutries between them. The only plowearl in the deyee events was Ruth Keyes, of Sea - forth, who did ..t workmanlike job iu the under 19 class, asking for no favors in competition against four stale levees, Ronald Rae, of St. Pauls, who plowedeearlier in the week in the Perth junior watch, took top score • in the open Mane for withebottons plows, the only senior class open to ail comers. Second place in the class went to another plowboy from Mrs. Jas, eicelah•ti were appointed the St. Pauls neighborhood in . e elbow, After having on X-ray Tuesday, winner of the Governor -General's Hospital Aid To Have Turkey Raffle The Hospital Aid to Scott Mem oriel Hospital held their second meeting of the year at the nurses' residence with Mrs. A. W. Settee in the chair. The minutes and treasurer's report were read and adopted. Final arrengements were made for redecorating the nurseee residence, starting with the kitch- en. It was also decided to hold a turkey raffle in December. • Egmondville Lad Rebekah Lodge Holds Euchre The first euchre of the season of Rebekah Lodge was held in the I.O.O.F. lodge rooms Tuee.lay eve- ning when there were 15 table' in play. Prize winners were: Ladies, first, Mrs. Eldon Kerr; lone heads, Mrs. Mae Dorranne; consolation, Nft•s. Wallace Rers&; then. first and lone hands, James Hay; consola- tion, Chas. C.uneenigham. Lunch was servecL Students Launch Salesmanship Week „ Fractures Arm . Don Eastman, son of Mr. and • Mrs, D. N. Eastmain had bhe misa rortuzie to fall out of• a tree Tues- WINS BRONZE MEDAL to have this taken care of as soon Downie Township, Wayne Shackle- . Margaret Isobel Sutherland 14 as possible. The November meet-1ton. lay evening, fracturing his ax•ni at or 103:48 130 e. . " in g will be held a week earlier, at Lore.0 Pa smote!. or ' Exeter. a et., Edmonton. is 1951 • Nov 6. plew fig warn vet, r:10 and rUrIIII.M. The stueents of Seaforth District High School, under the direction of P. A. Dobson, and the Student Council President, Lorraine Smith, asseeted by the executive members, have launched their annual "Sales- manship Week," throughout the ea forth edisteict. to ascertain the extent of the in - nes . it was decided to take bim to bronze medal for top standing A bus trip is being Omitted be I eratt 11 chalep en, •ecii the 8 nen. Lontion for treatment by a spe- achieved in Grade IX departmental ter e e II.F, 'tete foither a plannedieltae, 3. VhiCit 5.15 restt•ic'ted tdHur c'eest. examinations by Edmonton Stu- tour of 'Foronto, er a Ilea to 'helcet reiclent's. A 'on 11 eterant, Glen Oents., it was announced Tuesday. Royal Menem. Fa air nd the Ire I Heutherra , of Cnin•colt. was run a- , Mr. afrd Mn,. RaInh Weiland. of Margaret is the daughter of Mr,Capadmm es. Will each eber decid-e net -up. osten: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'Weil- and Mrs. R. L. Sutherlandand , e•hich evening program elle would Results were as follows: end family • Mi. - ancl Vire Il•• • era; Mr. and ,lers. Roy Weiland gat ncleaughtea of .the the late W , reefer, the ice rapades or the horse Welking eine i lass—Jas. 1-1 g, Seaforth; Tohn Clark, Goileticle IY D. McLean and. Mrs. McLean, of I shoe at the Wietet• Pam and le Weiland and Mr. Don Finlayson, all Edmonton, fove rmer residents of a written drces:on at the meetalig This plan. which i8. sponsored by ef Torolito, were wle eeend guaeis seen -we. Oct. 19. Membere are also remind - a Toronto publish:rig company, awl of 1.1.r. and Mrs. Henry W II' d. which has proven successful in Mr. Weeend celebrated '118 94th • .s.chools throughout Canada, en- itt ty'ay on Monday. 1 -le enjoys Former Seaforth Youth gbles the students to obtain morey eeed lisalth, and gets quite a plea - for many extra -curricular activie ties, at the school, as well as rro- siding funds ,for athletic equip- - movie proje.ctors, eenational tours Anil many other worthwhile activi- ene Sconaimer, over the boliatie Millbenk, and tormerle of Sea- • • ties. Some of flee proceeds will be week-en.d, toi•th, will graduate in Honors Buse used to buy foot all equipment. . Mrs. T. Barton- received tee ness Administration from- the Uni- LOCAL BRIEFS .Students will be out in full force Robt. Simpson trophy for the most Yersity of Western Ontario on Oct. ,. for the next two weeks soliciting points at Seaforth Fall Fair. the 26. He attended High School at, • Mr. and Mrs.,J. R. Simone or magazine subscr•ptions in an at- gift of a beautiful English reP1-0- • eeaforth and eMilverton. He has NorthB an were gueets of Mr. anti tempt to raise ss much money as duction grape design sugar end accepted 'a position with the Mas- :Vim R. H, Syroat end Mrs. James possible for their needs. o cream on a tray. 1 sf y-l-lart.'s Company in Toronto Sproat. Rev. T. Dale and Mrs. Jones, of and hes started this duties with • London, called on friends. in tei I tIscm. Bride -Elect Feted district on Moeday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Finlayson and By McKillop Friends family of Toronto spent the weelt- end withthe former's parents, Mr.- PREPARING ARENA Mr. and Mrs, James Nash, Mc- and Mrs, Jas. Finlayson. 1 lug to a gathering of friends of Belmont, spent fibe week -end and •Mrs. Ruby Dundee and family, of! F WINTERSPORTS T Killop. were hosts Tuesday even - Miss Florence Murray. bride -elect holiday at her home here, of next week. 1 Mr. and Mrs, G. R Keys kind . The Community Centre Commit - Bingo and euchre were played Joan, of Windsor, visited with the tee has been busy during the past during the even'ng. Later a bas- former's parents, Mr. and MrseNel- few weeks getting the arena in readiness for the winter season. The interior of the arena proper has been painted white and blue. The front parking area has been drained and will be coated with crushed stone, The new 60 -cycle motors for bee ice plant are being Stephenson, i installed this week, the motors. us - Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Saunders ed from the opening of the Centte and family of Detroit, visited with'until now being on loan from the Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Stephenson, ed that rCP8 for the Huron Co-op IVIedical Services are due in Octo• her and to please set in touch with Mrs. Paul Doig. The in closet' :ere nom reading. Is Business Graduate by singing, "Gcd Stive the King." Me. and Mrs. Thos, Scotelneen1 and lunch was served by the hos- Jim sna. Lynn, of Guelph, ristLod Flfw.irci C. Milliken, B.A., son of less and the lunch committee. he fertneles parents. Mr. an.d Mrs. 'Me. end Mee. M. C. Milliken, of • let of miscellaneous gifts was 5011 Keys. presented to Mise Murray by Miss Miss Laura McMillan, of Toronto, .n Veronica Lane. Miss Murray ex- visited her mother, Mrs. W. F. Mc - 4 pressed her thanks- in a very gra_ Milian. elms manner, after which lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Perce Johnston and • 'was served, family, of Wellington, visited Mrs. Johnston's mother, Mrs. David (Contributions To Winthrop Centre, Total contributions to the Win- throp Community Centre to date are $511.00. Included in this amount Is a $20O subecription from Mr. James Sloan. Bank balance is 1$190,30. Miss Jessie Finlayson spent the H.E.P.C. These improvements were made wesk-end with friends at Streets-, Possibie as a result of the auccess- ville. , i tut bingos held during the summer. Emmerson Durst and Elmore, • Stephenson took in the Internatioe- I ' al Plowing 'Match fa Woodstock on The average human heart we'ghs Tuesday. I :bout 11 ounces. FALL WEDDINGS The former Ethel Mae Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mre. Lorne Wilson, BrUcelieid, and her husband, Mr, James Harold Devereaux, are shown left. They were married in St, James' Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth. The bridegroom is the son of Rtr7and Mrs. John L. Devereaux, Sea - forth. The United Church manse at Brucefield was the setting for the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Hill is the farther Marion Edna Paterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs., Alex Paterson, aruce- field, and her husband Is the eon of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hill, Varna. • Mr. Douglas Greenwood, of Montreal, and Miss Kay Robson. of Gaspe, Que.. were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Free. • Dr. and eh's. Stuart Mcfniul Crouch, of Toronto, and Nit'. and Mrs. Leeson, or. Manitoulin Island. were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Mullen. • Mr. Neil Beattie. of Toronto. spent the week -end at his home here. • Mr. and Mrs. Wm, M. Hart and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Baldwin spent the week -end in New York. • Mrs. Herold Dale and :Vlise M. J. Hahkirk have returned from a pleasant motor trip to Kitchener and Detroit. • Mr, John Finlayson is spend- ing a few days in Auburn with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lawson, • Miss Harriett Murray return. ed from Brusselsehis week, where sbe spent the past month. • Mr, and Mrs. Geo. G. Elliott and faraily, Toronto, were guests of Mr. James R. Scott. • Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Grant spent the week -end in London. • Mr. and Mes. R. H. McLeod spent the holiday week -end in Lon- don. • Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Coleman and Mr, and Mrs. John Sinclair. of Tuckersmith, spent the week -end in Pontiac, Mich„ Cleveland, Ohio. and Mansfield. • Mr. and Mrs. .1. c. Cochrane and Mr. kted Mrs. Elmer Cameron and Anne spent the week -end at Benton Harbor, Mich.,, and Hills- dale, 111. , • Mr. and Mrs. Jas.,Lamont and family., of Denfleld, spent Thanks- giving with friends in Seaforth and Walton. • Mr, and Mrs, Archie Hoggarth and family, Wallaceburg, spent the holiday with Mr. Wm. Britton, Constance, and Mr, and Mrs. R. E. McMillan, McKillop. • MiseeMary Delman,. of London, spent the e•eek-end with her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Duncan. • Mr, Wm, Vandenaurg, Serflike spent the week -end in town. • Mr. Delbert Smith, of the Uni• versity of Western Oetario, and Miss Dorothy Smith, of Hamilton, spent Thanksgiving with their par- ents, Mr. and Mre. C. M. Smith. • Miss Ethel MacKay. of Toron- to, was a weekend guest of her sister, Mrs. John E. Daley. • Mr. and Mrs. M. H. MaKenzie, of Oshawa: Mr. Stan Dorrance, of Chatham, and Mr. Jack Dorrance, of St. .CathftrInes, were week -end Boys tilld $4:1''.8 under 19 ferrre 11 inners ba,ree--Bob Wilklfong. Ex eter: Height Tieneriele, (It' ti' It; ee Jim Perry, Cranbrook; Donald Per- ry. Crantroolt; also p:ov, ed h' 'Keyes, Seaforth. Huron residents, -- Lorne Pass- more, Exeter; Glen Fleuther, Cran- brook ; Ken Fesoliets teranbrooltte Ross Jeffrey, Exeter: also plowed. Ivan Fistaer. CINI).!".TOOIC. Tractors I';1 tOM WOWS, not len4 than '2 'neltes---- Ronald Ree, St, Pates: Wiane Sit:tette-tom St. Peels; Pill Celina, Walton: Jen leoleer. Welton: also plowed. Jim Alrock, Brussels : Mer - toe Key. Seeforth. Boye tufa girls. 15 and under, lormer winners barred—Alan Cane mon. Cranbrook: Ken Campbell, Dublin; Gien Oliver. Brussels; Don Dodd, Seaforbli: Gerald Fleur her, Cranbrook: Lorne Dougltery. God- erich; also plowed, Jack Crozier. Seaforth: Ralph Morris. Goilefech. kind Jim Koster. Go'"eri-h, S071lOr H'gh School Maas, 19 and under—Douglas Keyes, Sektforth; Elgin Selinde, Seaforth; Philip Les- Goderich: aim Clark, Gode- rich. junior High School Class, 16 and under—Team of John MegaVill and Neil MrGavin. Waltetre ote'Sektforth High School; team of Fred Buch- anan and Jim Fisher, Godericb. • W in Expositors At Fall Fair Thomas Pryee, who was chos- en as the Progressive Conserva- tive candenate in the coming eleeticn at a convention in Hen - salt on Wednesday night. SCHOOL PLANS NEARLY READY The regular meeting of Seatorth Public School Boatel wee held on Tuesday evening with all ruetnaere present. During the business pea iod it was voted that a sum of money be given Miss S. 1. McLean 'n al-ere:1st:on of Ler services .e.r.k. 1'. fel n Ina,. :1. Melee .11 rirsn et! .he lie • e ; rad lo 1 o a :it th, meetifte :Or • he 1: e.v settee! has informed the beard that 111 working draw ins 5111 Le maiied ir Leo .1110, teat. teetlere O ill be Lulled et the t OE month.. POLICE CHIEF NEWS OF HENSALL At a special meeting of Hensall Council, John Shorter, of Ingersoll, was appointed chief of police and public utility man for the village at a salary of $175 per month_ There were thirteen applications for the postion. His duties• will, commence on Oct. 29. At the monster Thanesgiving . bingo held in the arena MointaY, with a capacity crowd, sponsored by the Legion and Ladies* Auxil- iary, at which $1,000 in c was given away, Dolph Sopha, ot Zur- ich, walked away with the $500.00 jackpot. Other majora winners 41 thw,e mot deserving. said Mr. of London, and Bert I3e, ey. Sea- inountin.g the Progressive .Conser- Pryde, after accepting the nornina- forth; $75, Mrs. Win, D 2, Kip - doll. Though taxation has• been Pen; $50, Mrs. E. Grigg, C aton. Jack McKenzie, Howard Rennie MbnesiChi while out in. vative Government, by reason of athaLed pRairlIka Thanksgiving its sound financing, had been one Day, discovered a snake ender a rionnon not further burdened the people of the few governments which had lag and had the pleasure of kitting audience. with new taxes, he reminded tile it. "By that achievement alone tee offTichee heldstaa ao f ptrheeselnotcaatli 0 tile. 1011141 Frost Government is entitled to be 'office Tuesday evening for 11:tinLee returned," s.11 Mr. i'ryde. "Though Elaine Carlile, Ibride-elect of tins- ea it seems to -be the general opin uu month, and popular member 'of, toe throughout the province the Pro- Waft. Elaine was presented wee. a ts. es a ee Cense vati, es e ill be re. feather -weight iron, Mrs. Harry •urned, we should guard i,ga.inet Smith doing the honors. Luncheob. over confid, nee," s id t::e cencle was served. Members of the staff date. attending were Mrs. Smith, Mrs. elem. the Itev„Tchn W. Foote. E. Shaddiek, Mrs. D. Sauget -en the Mines ter 01' Reform Institutions, 'Misses E. Carlile, Eleanor Venner, • titter the needy aged, the blind' and le --- inners, eaid it ;deo had 1701 forget: - noting the Goves•nment had, looked. town Thanksgiving At- the •teap-shoot held- at Ridge - Day. Gordon ,Wilma Kyle and Katie Scott. ten thoee unfortunates wiho fouf-ri Johnston, Chabliam, captured the thenaelvee in OW provincial pris- O'Keefe troelly with 25 att•aight; ons. His department had consi,it. Bill Laimbey, of -Gotierich, being eptly aouelit -new ways or a:,Asti,,,, rennef•-up with 24. John Anderson, reltabiliette aentselve . men and women. eerving Lime 4, 0 of Hensall. hit 47 out of ee in the .10 -yard event. Shooters,. ate ncling Gone were the (lase; ellen prts . w,•re Lloyd Veinier, W. R. Cooper The (heel en o • et. Teionet a onere wile consiened to nioanes. and John Anderson, lees taeks, h,; eked. leeler tee Froet 1 Mrs. ChrIrChiii and dauehter. of Cialreh Sendate School enee ellown through St. Pete's C;tthe..rul. I.o.: Govf-rnint•nt prisoners v10; e Utught Toronto, were Thanks giving euests don, last Satuf.day neatens: by nee prove Hiker educatiort ' eaten 8 ltd given a. chalet! to in: i with Mr, and Mrs. P.: 1Z. Shaddiek. -1. Mrs. Wm. Magna!! and Mr, Ken T. Dale Jo1les. tt. flamer re. tor of Gene. ref ormg hod .hpen bentiget,Magnall. or Benctiville. we.re euests St. Thomas' (lunch, Slettn•th, and it present a .s., '.tit to ti:e ,,v..11 :it 'bout it tee ("Melee reteeneston- :last week with MIs A Mary Fee and the 5.111k end. he s:a id. 1...tst ear revenee from Mr. Wee• Fee; Arrangements for the trip set' he pi minee vier: 0 ftral ;anemia ; Mr. end Mrs. J. L. MeCloy and maettleteterefl hy th+' i Or ill', s total- : Kathy, Toronto. spent the Thnnks- nutde by Rev. W. A. Joiles, ;,141i : ed 117 1)111', it was an antezieg giving holiday with Mr. and Mrs. asst s tate tam were 'Mrs. C. Rove. nceoneplii,linti;nt and mien, the men , George Hess. ' cliffe, Mrs. It. Note Dormity ran e n cletnee to lend :is nearly normal! Mr. and Mrs. H. Scruton and and Roy Dungey. lives as 1.ossible. ; family. Port Dover. spent Thanks- , 'rhe minister also nettled the i•e lgiving with relatives in the villreee. cord or Mr. Pryde In 1 he Legiele• 1 Mr. end Mrs. Wsn. H.edden, of titre. The Huron member enjoyed . Hamilton, were Thanksgiving viei- the coptidenee of all Cabinet nem- • tore vvith Mee, -C. Hedden, bers, other erivate members. kird I Mr. and Mre. Lloyd Hedden, Lin - all of the top chill servants. Ida and Sam. of St. Catharines, vise Other speakers were 'Elmer D. iters neer the holiday with Me, Fred il-11, K O: Geo. Elliott, Preselert Kellnings• or the Huron Progt•ees.he Associa-1 Mr. Wm. Hyde has returned af- Mr. and Mrs. Het b. "era: ne I, tam; Joseph Murphy, viee-pre.l- t.Pr spending a week visiting in Si. well-known citizi ns of Sew:01th, thitt, and Elein McKinley, Fe;'eriel Marye. celebrated their e5th weeding an- P.C. candidate in the last electien.; Miss Lorette Bell, of 'London, spent Thenksgiving nt her home. niversery on Saturdity, Oct.. 6. Mr. -• 1 Mr. and Mrs. A, R. Orr and Jim - and Mrs. Trapnell were married at Jim - in 1916. They have two children,. my spent Thanksgiving with their WINTHROP son itt Hainilton. et. home. elre. John Dick, of Baden, and 13Illy e Mr. Ralph Geiger, Whitby: Mr. Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wit- Oliver Geiger, Fenelon Fells, spent ' Mr. and Mrs. Stewart KT1OX. of Chas. Baster, Toronto, and Mrs. Many Mends called during tae son, of le•ucefield, ancl Mr. and Mrs. Thanksgiving with Mr, and Mrs. clay to offer felicitatIone, including Cha.s. Merrill and family visaed E. Geiger. friends from Cobourg, Preston, with Mr. and Mrs. Robt, McClure. Mr and Mrs. -ft • L • Baden, Nev Hamburg and Sarnia. i Mr. and Mrs, R. Davidson and by and .lean., of Centralia, a.nd Mies , family visited Mr. and Mrs. Hits- Amy Lammie. of Centralia, were many as 300 sell Maddess and Mr. and Mrs. Bill 'rhaultsgiving visitors with Mrs. . 1 ,Coxon, Milver1on, on Sunday. Lammie and Greta. S. S. CHILDR14 SEE CATHEDRAL Mr., Mrs, II, Trapnell Married 35 Years - According to E. C. Boswell. sfee • reta.ry of the Seaforth Agricultural The Huron Exaositor at the annual; pairs of ribs. Snakes have as Society, winners of subscriptions to Seaforth Fall Fair were: Miss Ann Tate, Bayfield: Mr'. 13. Thompson, RR 2, Kippen: F. Mcelymont, Varna; T. Batton, Egmondville: Mrs. Richard Proctor, R.R. 2, Brute sets, and 1, Trewartha, R.R. Sea - forte: meets of their mother, :Well Mae Dorrance, • Mr. and Mrs. Hal ()Innen. of Toronto, spent Thanksgiving with • horeparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wright. • mr, and Mrs. George Love, of Acton, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. F. Scott., Thorton Hall. • MIRA Bess Grieve, of Chatham, spont the holiday with her parents. Mr, and Mrs. T. M. Grieve. • Mr. Wm. Munn, of the Uni- versity of Western Ontario, spent the week -end with bis parents, De. and Mrs. J. A. Munn. • Mrs, David Ritchie. who spent the summer in Kincardine, has re- turned to town for the winter months. • mss :Cohn Muir and Miss She. - ley were in Brantford last week, where Shirley has resumed her studies. at school. • Mrs. Gordon McKellar end son and. Mr, and Mrs, Ken Gardner. of Toronto, spent Thankaglving with leer. aid Mrs.. W. D. Smith. • r, and Mee. E. Larorie spent the leek -end iit Ohathatli. 1 WIN AT PLOWING MATCH Students of the Seaforth I tract High School were winners in the senior high school match at the North Huron plowing match at Cranbrook last 'Fri- day. From the left: DouglaS • Keys, plowboy; Glen Nixon,. helper; Elgin Sohade, plowboy., The team was abashed by Jim •