THURSDAY. JUNE 27th. 1940.King City District News• Miss Margaret Walker an^i Mr. Bob Smith of Toronto called on Kinghorn and King friends on Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Donald Merchant of St. Catharines attended the wedding of the former's school chum, Grace Johnston of Maple on Saturday. The Merchants called on her mother M*. T. L. Williams, who with Rev. T. L. Williams of Cranbrook, B.C., are spending a couple of weeks in King.Congratulations are due Miss Betty Ball and Miss Jean Ross who have passed the Toronto Noi mal School examinations. Miss Ball has already been engaged as teacher at Hartman’s Corners, vacated by Miss Mildred) Foote of Stouffville. Miss Foote ar.d Mr. Lorne Wideman, also a teacher, are to be married this summer. Both are known in this district. _ _____ T1 ’ 11.^.. nnlnhvot.a case of “Curly locks” for bicyc belonging to Marion and Dan Crossley evidently “did not fit”; th were untouched. *Rev. D. G. Davis recovered stolen car from somewhere in Ha ilton. Repairs of importance wc necessaiy.The election of officers in La Marie and King Athletic Associati held last week are as follows: Hlt; Pres., A. B. Wells; Pres., Camer E. Walkington; Vioe-Pres., Alblt; Kelley; Secretary, Arthur Wellesle Treasurer, Duncan M. Ross.Kettleby Memorial and Decorati Services at cemetery will be he Sunday afternoon, July 7th.Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hunter a family attended the Clarkson reu ion at Woodbridge on Saturday.The Webster reunion was held Harry Webster’s, Kettleby, on Sf