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Coming Events
ENJOY DANCING from 10 to 1 at
the Crystal Palace, 'Mitchell. Friday nights
with Don Robertson and his Ranch Boys,
4617-8
THE ANNUAL Crioh reunion will be
held at Jowett's Gkove, Bayfield, on Wed-
nesday, July 18, 1956. at 1:30 p.m. Sec-
retary, HELEN TURNER, K.R. No. 3,
Seaforth. 46171
"SHARE - THE - WEALTH” BINGO —
Legion Hall, Hensall, Saturday, July 14th,
9 p.m., $80.00 jackpot in 56 calls ; 45.00
added each week until Jackpot won; 14
regular games, 10c a game. No admis-
sion. Sponsored by Hensall Legion.
4617_1
GODER1CH PAVILION every Friday, 9
to 12, Teen-age Record Swing with John-
ny Brent of CKNX as M.C. Every Satur-
day dancing to Bill Stuart and his orch-
estra. Special midnight dance August 5.
4616-4
Wanted
WANTED—Used coal and wood fur-
nace; medium sized tricycle. ADRIAN
TIMMERMANN, R.R. 3'. Kippen.
4617-1
Poultry
FOR SALE-•-•450Red Rock pullets, 51,4,
months old, laying, Phone Blyth 28 r .13.
Apply to DON KENNEDY, Londesboro.
4617-2
STARTED
TURKEY POULTS
Broad Breasted Bronze non -sexed, one
week old, 80c ; two weeks old 62c ; three
week old 87c. Toms, one week old 70c,
two week old 72c, three week old 77c.
Also day old turkey poults and day, old
chicks.
Tweddle Chick Hatcheries
FERGUS
LIMITED,
ONTARIO
4616-2
Property For Sale
FOR SALE—Cottage on Centre Street,
centrally located. Immediate possession.
Apply to ALEX McDONALD. Phone 660
r 14. 4617x3
For Rent
FOR RENT—Three-room apartment;
heated; three-piece bath. PHONE 485-M.
4617-1
FOR RENT --Modern furnished or un-
furnished six rooms: bath, oil heating.
PHONE 126-W. 4617-55
FOUR -ROOM anartment for rent with
bath. Apply to MRS, JANET DALTON.
Phone 481-J, 4617x1
FOR RENT — Four -room unfurnished
apartment, with bath and modern kit-
chen. Apply to BORDEN BROWN.
Phone 841 r 2. 4617-tf
FOR RENT — Three-room' apartment,
"" downstairs ; unheated. Immediate posses-
sion, PHONE 250-R.
4617-tf
FOR RENT—Downstairs, street open-
ing, four -room apartment. Very central-
ly located. MRS. THERESA RAY, Gode-
rich St, East, Seaforth. 4617x1
APARTMENT FOR RENT—Five rooms
and bath; heat and water. Available
August 1. Apply J. C. CRICH.
4617x4
FOR /LENT-7_room house in Egmond-
viile.. Possession 1st of July. Apply AL -
VIN H. < BEATON, 5067 Maplewood, De-
troit 4, Mich. Tyler 7-8960. 4612-8
FOR RENT—Two-storey brick house;
all modern conveniences; bath, furnace;
40 rods from school; 3% miles from Dub-
lin. Can have possession September lst.
Apply JOSEPH RYAN. Phone 40 r 5,
Dublin. 4617x2
Notices
MASONARY, Cement, Chimneys repair-
ed and built. B. CHRISTENSON, Con-
tractor, Seaforth, 4614-6
RADIO REPAIRS — For all kinds of
radios, at TERRY'S RADIO SERVICE,
opposite Diek House, Seaforth, Phone
847-R.
4616-tf
COMPLETE LAUNDETERIA in Sea-
forth and district and Dry Cleaning Ser-
vice. Phone 393. ERIC MILNER
FLOWERS, Seaforth, agent for Brady
Cleaners & Laundeteria Ltd., Exeter.
4616-tf
ATTENTION. FARMERS — Prompt.
courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animals and hides. Call
collect, ED. ANDREWS, 851 r 11, Sea -
forth. Associated with Darling & Co-, of
Canada Lt.
4616-55
ASPHALT DRIVES
Ask for free estimates and find out for
how little you may have neat, convenient
asphalt drives at your home.
JACKSON HOMES LTD.
Seaforth,
Help Wanted
For Sale
BOSTON BULL PUPS for sale, Phone
19 r 23, Dublin. 4617x2
FOR SALE — Crich's White Clover
Bread. a premium loaf at 19c. CALL 34.
We deliver. 4617x1
FOR SALE—Used upright piano. Ap-
ply MRS. JOSEPH ROWLAND, Phone'
210-M. 4617-1
FOR SALE—Choice Yorkshire purebred
boar. Apply RUSSELL T. BOL'roN,
R.R. 1, Dublin. Phone 840 r 40, Sea -
forth. 4617-1
FOR SALE—Four - nice heifer cows.
Can be seen at ANTHONY VAN LOON'S.
R.R. 2. Seaforth, 4617x2
FOR SALE --Fresh cherry pies, 50c. A
LADY TO TRAIN to earn worthwhile delicious treat with vanilla ice cream.
income. For appointment, write MRS. CRICH'S BAKERY, Seaforth,
NARGANG, Box 561, Heron Expositor. 4617x1
4615x3
FOR SALE—Asphalt and steel roofing
for immediate delivery. For prices, phone
BORDEN BROWN, Kinhurn, Phone 841'
r 2, Seaforth. 4609-12
HELP WANTED
Five or six men wanted immediately,
SEAFORTH CONCRETE PRODUCTS
Phone 740.
4617-1
MEOHANIC--Prefer one with Ford ex-
Perience. Highest wages, group insurance,
new garage, ideal working conditions, ac-
commodation available. A pleasant place
to live. Apply to REG, McDONALD,
Larry Snider Motors, Phone 624, Exe-
ter. 4617 -
WANTED
FOR SALE—.Case drophead hay loader,
in first class condition. Apply to JAMES
F. SCOTT. Phone 851 r 4, Seaforth,
4617-1
FOR SALE—Quantity of mixed feed
grain, barley and oats, at Lot 15, Con.
4, McKillop. PETER E.. MALONEY.
Phone 64 r 10, Dublin. 4617x1
FOR SALE—Boy's bicycle, 28 -inch
rim ; good condition : reasonably priced.
Apply KEN COLEMAN, R.R. 4, Sea -
forth. Phone 652 r 14, DATED at Clinton, this 29th
4si7-1 June, A.D. 1956. day of
E. B. MENZIES,
Clinton, Ontario,
Solicitor for the said Estate.
4616-3
Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of CAROLINE PORTEOlgEl
All persona having claima against the
Estate of Caroline Porteous, late of the
Town of Seaforth, in the County of Hur-
on, Widow, deceased, who died on the
19th day of April, 1956, are hereby noti-
fied to send in full particulars of their
claims to the undersigned on or before
the 3rd day of August, 1956, after which
date, the assets will be distributed, having
regard only to claims then received.
DATED at Seaforth, this lith day Of
July, 1956,
McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Estate,
4617-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF Hannah Maria
Craig, late of the Village of Hensel'.
in the County of Huroa, Spinster, De-
ceased.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the above deceased are required
to file the same with the undersignd Solici-
tor for the said Estate, on or before the
20th day of July, A.D. 1956, after which
date the assets will be distributed amongst
the parties entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims of which notice shall
have been given.
FOR SALE—Two purebred Yorkshire
boars, eligible for registration. These are
Applications wanted for Manager of a long. fast-growing pigs. JAMES LOBE.
newly -acquired Brucefield Branch of the Phone HU. 2-3342. Clinton ; 1 mile west,
Hensall District Co-operative, Should 3!_, north of Clinton. 4617x1
have some experience in feed mixing,
Applications to be in the hand of the FOR SALE—Flowers, Shrubs, Fruits -
(Free replacement guarantee.). Orders
taken now for delivery next Spring,
ERIC MILNER. Phone Seaforth 39s.
4616-tf
secretary by July 17, 6:00 p.m., stating
qualifications and salary expected.
HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE
Bertram Klopp, Secretary,
R.R. No. 3, Zurich, Ont.
EARN $75 AND MORE
WEEKLY
Sell guaranteed household necessities 'in
your surroundings. Wherever you may
live, there is an opening for you,
FAMILEX,
Dept, 2, Station C,
MONTREAL.
4617-1
TWO MEN REQUIRED
For
wages. Year in
emp oyment.
company pension and health insurance
plan.
Also several men required for harvest,
from July to October,
-'W. G. Thompson & Son
LTD.
Phone 32 — Hensall
4617-2
OPPORTUNITY
FULL
or
PART TIME
Canadian Corporation
HAS EXCEPTIONAL OPENING FOR
RELIABLE MAN OR WOMAN
in this area.
WORK CONSISTS OF DELIVERY
AND REPLENISHING STOCKS OF IHR
World's Leading Cosmetic
Line
IN EXISTING RETAIL STORE AC-
COUNTS.
• ,•
Absolutely No Selling Or
Soliciting
AS ALL SELLING IS HANDLED BY
OUR HEAD OFFICE STAFF,
AGE, EDUCATION or PAST EXPERI-
ENCE is not important as full training is
provided. Can be handled in 3 to 5 hours
a wsek without interfering with present
employment. (Full time, if desired).
With up to $100.00 a
Week to Start.
•
Enquiries are invited from persons able
to post $1098.00 cash for bonded products
covered by a re -purchase agreement and
backed by' a multi-million dollar advertis-
ing prograrnme-
•
Persons available immediately, that,
the necessary capital and desire a ;"easy
dependable income, should send Na e, Ad-
dress and Telephone Number for details
to:
PERSONNEL MANAGER
NAMERCO (CANADA) LIMITED
392 BAY 'STREET
TORONTO 1, ONTARIO
4616-2
4617-1
IF YOU are interested in setting out a maHiled IENIC SUPPLIES (Rubber Good),
new patch of Raspberries this fall or next with postpaid i6 samples
seared 24vglop-
spring, contact the Meadowbrooke Nursery, Plea $100. ice ]raMaii-Oreders Dept.24T-73,
Box 857, Trenton, Ont„ for new heavy NOVA -RUBBER CO.,r Box 91, Hamilton.
bearing varieties; full planting instruc-
tions and care cultural management sup- ,
plied. All replies must be in by July 23rd.
4617x1 Livestock Wanted
Personals
SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL Sep. LIVESTOCK WANTED—Gish paid for
tic tanks, cesspooh, etc, Dumped and dead old, sick, or disabled horses or cows,
cleaned with sanitary modern equipment, p io s ATWOOD 158, collect
All work guaranteed. Estimates given
without obligation. LOUIS BLAI E, R.R. • 4598-12
2, Brussels, Phone 42 r 6, Brussels,
4610x12
HENSALL SALES
Every Thursday at 2 s.m„ MBI St., 8en-
sa1L Bring your livestock. Always a good
trlhrket price, :HARRY sMrrR, Phone 187,
fen6all ; VICTOR HARGREAVES, n17.
2-7611, Clinton. 4616-12
WATERLOO
CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bola Are Used"
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44184
Cards of Thanks
I WISH to thank my friends and neigh-
bors for cards, flowers, treats and visits
while a patient in Victoria Hospital and
since coming home. Everything was much
appreciated,
4617-1 MRS. BARBARA CUDMORE
r. Pearson
wishes to thank friendY of s ¢nlate e
andneighbors for
the many kind expressions of sympathy
in their recent bereavement; also thanks
to Dr. Gorwill and the nurses at the
hospital and Rev. Watt at Auburn,
4617x1
Use The Huron Expositor classi-
fieds
d columns regularly.
Somethingsell?'
to Sdmett1911g
to buy? _ Phone 41:, Seaforth. The
classified ad 'section is redtageta
ting and is e'eenotnic'al too
FOR SALE --Cement bricks, in stock -a
SEAFORTH CONCRETE PRODUCTS
535 per 1,000. PHONE 740, Seaforth.
4613 -
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of JAMES GIBSON
MULLEN
t All persons having claims against the
estate of James Gibson Mullen, late of
Seaforth, Ontario, deceased, who died on
8 or about the 6th day of April, 1956, are
hereby notified to send in to the under-
- signed Personal Representatives of the
- said deceased on or before the 3rd day of
August, 1956. full particulars of their
claims. Immediately after the said date'
the said Personal Representatives will dis-
tribute the assets of the said deceased hav-
ing regard only to claims of which they
shall then have notice,
FOR SALE—Drain tile, all sizes. Or
der now, SEAFORTH CONCRETE PRO
DUCTS. Phone 740, Seaforth,
4613-8
FOR SALE—Massey-Harris 13 -disc fer-
tilizer drill, horse-drawn, nearly new; al-
so an Ebersol grain thrower. Apply to
ORVAL GREER, R.R. 4, Seaforth. Phone
655 r 24, 4616x2
FIVE DOLLARS down, up to 24 months
to ,pay for a genuine Surge Milker Unit.
Beat investment to protect good udders,
Contact LOVELL McGUIRE. Phone 593,
Wingham, Surge Dealer; in shop Satur-
days. .4600x/6
FOR SALE—Walnut bedroom suite, con-
sisting, of bed, spring and spring -filled
mattress, vanity dresser and bench; 4 -
drawer chiffonier and 3 -piece lamp set,
$65.00 complete One only double bed with
spring and spring -filled mattress, $12.00
complete; 1 new hand lawn mower, 58.50;
2 square wash tubs, 65.00." Call after 6
o'clock. :.ADAM AST, Egmondville,
4617-1
SIDEWALKS AND PATIOS—The mod-
ern manner is to pave with flagstones,.
n a choice of 49 different sizes and col-
ors; Seaforth concrete flagstones can be
laid in designs that add beauty to your
home surroundings. Seaforth concrete
flagstones are manufactured and vibrated
in a manner that makes them water-
proof and stronger than other makes.
They are guaranteed for 5 years. Made
only by SEAFORTH CONCRETE PRO-
DUCTS- Call for free estimates. Phone
740, Seaforth. 4613-8
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders for oil furnace for S.S. No, 3,
Tuckeramith, Work to be completed by
September 4th.
Tenders to be in the hand of the Sec-
retary by July 30th
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
JOHN BROADFOOT, Secretary,
Brucefield.
4617-2
TENDERS WANTED
Sealed tenders will be received up until
July 14th at 12 o'clock nope, for the in-
stallation of pressure system and flush
toilets and lavatory basin, at S.S No 1,
Stanley, Contact Iyir. George Cameron,
"Brucefield Ont., for plana and specifica-
tions.
T. B. BAIRD, Sec.-Treas.,
Brucefield, Ont.
4616-2
TENDERS WANTED
For transportation of pupils in Town-
abip Area No. 1, Hibbert. Duties to com-
mence September 4, 1956. Tenders to be
Presented on or before July 14. Lowest
or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Apply to:
IVAN McDOUGALL,
Sec.-Treas.,
Mitchell, R.R. 3.
4615-2
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received by the under-
signed up to and including Saturday, July
21. 1956, and from whom specifications
and further particulars niay be obtained,
for the construction of a concrete founda-
tion and floor. shingling and certain other
work necessary in connection with a gar-
age building at the Nurses' Residence,
Scott Memorial Hospital.
Lowest or any tender not neeeasarily
accepted,
LLOYD HOGGARTH, Secretary,
Scott Memorial Hospital,
Seaforth, Ontario.
4617_2
In Memoriam
HIUSSER—in loving memory of Fred-
erick J. Hiuseer, who pawed away one
Year ago, July 13, 1955.
One year has passed since that sad day,
When one we loved was called away,
--Sadly missed by wife Margaret and
Family. 4617x1
Births
BETTGER—At Scott Memorial Hospital,
on ,July 10, to Mr, and Mra, W, H.
Bettger, Seaforth, a daughter,
KF,NAHAN—On Sunday, July 8, 1966, at
WinMrs.K WilliaJ. Keahan
General Hospital, (Maryr Ken-
nedy), St. Augustine, a daughter.
STRESLER.—Mr. and Mr,, ,Tames Strealer
(nee
thebir hi Moffat)
adauaherson tJulyannounce
n
8th, at
St- John's -Hospital, Santa Mantua,
California, -
Deaths
ABERIrART+-lit Loado'
tMonday July
9th, Charles Abexliart, formerly oil t3eu
forth, 0 hhl Sard year,
Bk5TrGLn, --At Scott 1Vlotriorial i%spi ,
Mt duly 1,1, infant dati er of Mr. and
Mt*. W, 1T, Bettger; Seaforth.
DATED at Seaforth, thin lith day of
July, 1956.
NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY,
LIMITED.
20 King St, East, Toronto, Ontario,
and Mrs. Grace E. Mullen, Seaforth,
Ontario, Executors.
By MOCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Their Solicitors herein.
4617-3
Agree On Plan
(Continued . from Page 1)
and in addition it cost $58 to
fences. Mr. Leyburn said he
sold at a reasonable figure
didn't think it fair to have to
$100 for negligence. There
been no reduction in taxes. C
Wilson is ,to check with the so
tor to see whether the contra
is liable.
A delegation from the. Agri
tural Society, J. M. Scott and
J. Bolton, asked for an increas
grant from $250. The fair
seeking to enlarge its prize lis
qualify for a Class 'B' rating.
would result in increased pro
cial and federal grants. Wh
Reeve Scoins pointed out Seafo
tax rate was already too high,
Councillor Close recalled oth
had cut grants, council agreed
leave the grant at the
amount as previously.
Agree On Town Hall
' Chairman Frank Kling and C
missioner D. Sills, of the P.0
discussed with council plans
reallocation of town hall acc
modation. Council agreed to m
land available for an addition
P.U.C.- would erect at the rear
the hall. The P.U.C. would occ
the north area on the ground 11
and the town the south area,
ditional accommodation would
provided for fire trucks.
Entrance would be gained by
new central entrance. The
proposes the elimination of
existing outside wood portico
the front of the building.
In reviewing the proposal,
Kling said additionaLthought m
be given an inside stairway to t
second floor, as well as the
trance to a council chamber
be created on the ground floor.
The cost was estimated at $1
000 each. The town's portion,
was explained, would come fro
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surplus, approval for necessary
transfer having been received
from the municipal department.
MayorMcMaster explained the
P.U.C. was faced with obtaining
enlarged accommodation. If an
agreement was not worked out
the P.U.C. would be required to
seek space elsewhere, and the town
would lose revenue from rent. It
was suggested rent could amount
to $75 per month.
Reeve Scoins agreed the stair-
way needed to be improved, and
that thereshould be a public en-
trance to the council chamber.
Preliminary architectural work
had been carried out by R. O.
MacTavish, of London, and it was
agreed that the P.U.C. and prop-
erty committee coj suit him fur-
ther regarding a proper stairway
aryi interior arrangement.
Pleasant Advice
Council was informed by the
P,U,C. that a reductionin hydrant
rental from $75 to $37.50 per year,
had been authorized. It means a
saving of $2,025 to the town each
year.
per-
mits Applicationsfor
from RobertWatsonngarage,
$500, and Topnotch Feed Mills
Limited, six silos, $20,000, were ap-
proved.
Civic holiday will be held on
August 6, it was decided as coun-
cil passed the necessary resolu-
tion.
Councillor Leslie, chairman of
the
sewage committee, said all
properties had been Surveyed and
levies coil
ld by applied. They
Would be retroactive to January
], 1b56.
Mind) adjourned at 10:30 p.m.
The :annud1 •Chappel ,' akniO r • 're
a e Q �> . pns 4atici• Mr.SKill !chick 11I"r,
union was held t nth
Park Sunday afternoon Q 1 g
bad weather some ,of thh 4b tier
members were unabls to attend,
Winners in sports "'Were: • Chil-
dren under five, Elgin Dearing;
boys, six to 11.0 years, Bruce Wat=
son, Jorbin Haarby; girls, six to
10, Adeline Chappel; boys, u to
14 years, Billy Jacques; girls, 11
to 14 years, Mary Dearing; young
ladies, Adeline Chappel and Mary
Dearing; young men, Donald and
Jack Dearing; married women,
Janet Chappel, Janet Clearing;
married men, Norman Ferguson,
Ed. Dearing; spot race, Ed. Dear-
ing; needle and thread race. Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Jacques; tie race,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jacques; shoe
scramble, Janet Dearing; kick -the -
slipper, Olive Ferguson; b a 11
throw, Olive Ferguson; guessing
candies in jar, Doreen Chappel;
youngest member present, Douglas
Ferguson; oldest member present,
Mrs. Edwin Kemp.
During the supper hour the elec-
tion of officers was held for 1957
as follows: president, Will Fergu-
son; secretary, Ellen Vivian;
sports committee, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Kemp, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Chappel; lunch committee,
Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Jacques, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Ferguson, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbert Chappel.
The picnic will be held in Sea -
forth again next July.
t'1'r�i,irf? I3enA, t ere,
%ruee ,00r tlr, 1Mr4 , a...
lEzw W31m,r McGregor, .KOpe,
t4? chit a� d $. r
Coat e;rick mended the " *Greif)
fitter wedduig .In1 carnia 4 , We
neaday evening,,"Only 11, ;`
Mr, and Mrs. N. E.Coon return
ed home after a week's va eatio
spent with their daughter and son
in-law, Dr. and Mrs- M- A,„Hopkin
son, Joan, and Bruce, at Lion
Head.
Mrs, Wilmer MacGregor, of -Ki
pen, is assisting in the post ,offic
while Postmaster Cecil Kipfer
on holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gould an
Dianne, of London, spent the wee
end with Mr. and Mrs. George
Walker.
Mrs. Robert Lippert, 31, wife of
Dr. Robert Lippert, of the Ma
Clinic at Rochester, Minn.?w
was killed in a freak plan"acct
dent Monday, when a proplle
flew off a four -engine Trans -Can
ada Air Line plane whil', h rile wa
in flight, parts of it tear`lnl' like
bullet into the 'fuselage, -2 Ipl9irl
Mrs. Lippert, is the daughter of
Mrs. Norman Peppier, of Hanover
a former resident of Hensall. Sh
is a niece of Mrs. James W. Bon-
thron, cousin of -Harold Botithron,
of Hensall, and a cousin of Mrs.
Mac Greer, of London. She was
on her way to spend a month's va-
cation with her mother at, South-
ampton. Her two sons, Robbie, 3,
and Richard, 14 month, were' ad-
mitted to hospital suffering shock
The Hensall 4-H White Bean
Club met on July 4 with 18 mem-
bers present. The club looked at
Jim Broadfoot's beans, and the
meeting was adjourned. The next
meeting is August 1 in Hensall
Town Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Noe, Mr. and
Mrs. Syd. Underwood and son, Clif-
ford,' Mrs. John Davis and Mrs.
Stella Ferguson, her daughter and
two children, of Ingersoll, Were
OF THE WE.EK1
N. McLeod. Refreshments were
served on the lawn. '
S.S. 14, Stanley, Picnic
Mrs. Allan Johnson, teacher of
S.S. No. 14, Stanley, with her
pupils and their parents, held a
picnic in the Lions Park, Seaforth,
last week. Following a sumptuous
picnic supper, the following sports
were enjoyed:
Girls, six and under, Karen and
Kathy Hendrick; girls, eight and
under, Ann Clifton; boys, eight and
under, Billy ,Farquhar; girls, 10
and under, Dianne Faber; boys, 10
and under, Jerry Johnson; girls,
12 and under, Gail Farquhar; boys
12 and under, Garry Jones; .girls i
over 12, Eileen McLean; boys,ov-
er 12, Ralph Triebner; three -leg -1
ged race, Donald Johnson and
Peter Imanse; wheelbarrow race,
Donald Johnson and Peter 'Im-
anse; pie plate race, Donald John-
son, Peter Imanse; ladies kick the
slipper, Joan Triebner. A ball
game brought the enjoyable eve-
ning to a close. 1
The soldier had been out on a
spree, and to finish with, he hired
a taxi. Unfortunately, when the
taxi came to a stop. he found that
he hadn't a cent left and he ex-
plained to the driver: "That's the
position, old man, and you can
get blood out of •a stone."
"No," agreed the 6 -foot 4 -inch
taxi driver, rolling , up his sleeves
ominously, "but what makes you
think you're a stone?"
KIPPEN NEWS
Mrs. Allen Parker and Mrs.
Bessie Mahler, of Chatham,. visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Lov-
ell a few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Eric Dyer Hurdon
of Detroit, spent the weekend with
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Cooper.
Miss Louise Hyde is spending
the summer months at Elim
Lodge, Peterboro.
Rev. Albert Workman, of Tillson-
burg, is visiting his sister-in-law,
Mrs. William Workman, ''also Mr.
and Mrs. Winston Workan,
Miss Vera Colbert, of Upper
Canada College, Toronto, is spend-
ing the summer months with Miss
Etta Jarrott,
The Misses Evelyn and Jean
Hyde are spending July and Aug-
ust in Halliburton County.
Miss Etta Jarrott has sold her
home on the London Road to
Flight Lieutenant Thomas Reid,
formerly an adjutant at Clinton
Airport, He will take possession
August 25, when the family will
move in,
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Dowson included: Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Tovell, of Strathroy; Mr.
and Mrs. W. Mero and Mr. Wm.
Mero, of Zurich, and Mrs, A. Keys
and Mr. John Keys, of Varna.
Mr. and Mrs. Dowson and Mrs.
William Winder spent a day in
Goderich last. week,
Miss Pat Lovell spent the week-
end in Clinton, the guest of Miss
Carol Chiller.
Mrs. James McClymont left
Sunday to spend a holiday with
her daughter, Mrs. Alice Cook, of
London.
We are pleased to report Mr.
Dick McCabe, who recently had
the misfortune to break his foot
at the General Coach Co., of Hen-
sall, is slowly improving.
Miss Joyce Hood is holidaying
this week with her friend, "Miss
Berva Switzer, at Clinton,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stokes and
Larry, of London, visited Sunday
with Mrs. Stokes' father, Mr.
Robert Thomson.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love, of,
Caro 'Mich,, were weekend guesfs
of the latter's father, Mr, Robert
Cooper.
Mr. J. Pietrus and Miss L. Sask,
of Toronto, were recent visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hood.
Miss Cheryl Little, of Hensall, is
spending this week with her grand-
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Norman
Long.
Mr. and Mrs: Emmerson Kyle
visited friends in London on Sun-
day.
Bible School is being held this
week at St. Andrew's United
Church- and is well attended,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lovell
spent the weekend in Chatham
with Mrs. Lovell's parents,
Mr. Bud McLeod, of Ottawa, vis-
ited his parents, Rev. and Mrs,
McLeod, over the weekend.
A number from this district at-
tended the water sports day in
Goderich on Sunday.
The W.MS. met on Wednesday
afternoon for their annual Baby
Band picnic at the home of Mrs.
Emmerson Anderson, with Mrs,
E. Jarrott as co -hostess. Mrs. J.
McLellan presided and opened the
Meeting with the singing of chil-
dren's hymns. Mrs, H. Finkbeiner
was in charge of the worship, .Mrs.
E. Jarrott and',Mrs. N. McLeod's
Sunday School class were appoint-
ed to arrange flowers in the church
for July. Mrs. John, Anderson
and Mrs. Allen Johnson conducted
sports on the lawn, which resulted
as follows:
Girls, four and under, Dianne
McKay; boys, four and under,
Kenneth Jones; girls, six and un-
der, Gwenneth Hendrick; •boys, six
and under, Carl Finkbeiner; boys,
eight and under, Grant Jones;
girls, 10 and under,. Gwen Jones;
girls over 10, Margaret Jean°
Broadfoot; pass the bail {relay',,
Keen Mcll;ay's side;' *roe -pate;:
C°l N
race~man; EdchiDeits
nldren'$ pia ande
Grant Sones and ,Garry Ander iv
shoe scramble' Mila Col�>�.r3
three-legged raeer.awen
Jones and
G. Hendrick; kick theslipper,
Norma Chile tuan; 'Witt plate, Mts.
v � cead guests at the man vv�Ui
est: Rev. and Mrs C paniee and,
nd enloYed a picnic supper at the
n; Daniel's summer cottage g ode
an rich,
a Bobby and Jean Lammie, iiop-
ar trali'a, . are spending this week
d- holidaying with their aunt, Miss,
Greta Laramie,
f - Kathy, Jimmy and Christine Mc -
n Cloy, of Toronto, are holidaying
- with their grandparents, Mr. and.
- Mrs. George Hess, at their Ruin-
s
s mer cottage at the Pinery.
Miss Amy Laramie, of London,
p,. spent the weekend with her sister,
e Miss Greta Laramie.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reid,
Jerry and Allan, and Janie Smith
spent Sunday with relatives in
kTeeswater.
To Take Part in Broadcast
Pupils of Miss Greta , Lammie
from Hensall and district will pre-
sent a program on the Kiddies'
May
Studio Party at CKNX Saturday
hO morning. Those taking part are:
/- i Elaine Keys, Keith Stephenson,
r I Anne Mickle, Grace Clifton, Di-
' anne Faber, Patsy Schwalm, Doro-
s , thy Parker, Sharon McBride, Mar-
a , leen Dignan, Barbara Schwalm,
g Charles Stephenson, Anne Stephen-
son, Peggy Goddard, Sharon Mc -
e, Bride and Bobby Mickle.
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