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PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
'O. -Leslie Elder
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'4 -MESSAGE: OF NOAH FOR
THIS MODERN SCIENTIFIC
WORLD"
Anthem: „O Lord, Thou Art My
4:30P.M.—VESPER SERVICE
Sermon:
"THE SWORD AND THE
TELESCOPE" •
.Bozo: "Beside Still Waters"
Guest soloist—Mrs. Sydney Jones;
Listowel, Ont.
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EGMONDVILLE
UNITED CHURCH
DR. J. SEMPLE, Minister
Lyle Hammond
Organist -Choir Leader
MORNING SUBJECT:
"The Loveliest Incident in
the Gospel"
Special Selection by Junior Choir
"LEAD US, KIND SHEPHERD"
(i3ortniansky)
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S:00 P.M. •
-Young 'People's Union
Church- School — 10 a.m. "
Dr. Semple will be on TV
Monday, 2:25 CKNK
SEE YOU IN. CHURCH SUNDAY
Church - Notices
MgElllop Milted C_ba e.--.�Bethels
ilF a,m ; Avo, 11:30 a.m, Duffs,
2 p.m. -- Rev. W. H. Summerell,
Minister,.
St. Thomas" Anglican Ch ehe--
Sunday School, 10:00 a.m.; Morn-
ing Prayer, 11:00 a.m.; Evensong,
7.00 p.in. Holy Communion' first
Sunday morning of month anti
third Sunday at 9;00• a.m.—Rev. H.
Donaldson, Rector.
Northside United Church.—Rev.
"•J, C. Britton., Minister: Worship,
11:00 arm., "The Jericho Road or
the Way of Christian Service",
second in the series on The Roans
Life. (A Junior Congregation
and attendants for' toddlers take
care of the younger children while
parents worship); Church School,
10:00 a.m,; Evening Worship and
Study in Acts, 7:00 p.m.
RED CROSS. NOTES
The Red Cross are holding a
quilting bee in the Library room
Thursday and Friday, February
18 and 19.
REBEKAHS MEET
Mrs. Keith Sharp, N.G., presid-
ed over ,Monday night's meeting of
Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge. A
euchre is . planned to follow the
next meeting, Feb. 22, with the
meeting to commence at 7:30 p.m.
Activities planned for the spring
are a dessert euchre in March, and
a home -baking sale.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Miss Mabel E. Turnbull, Sea -
forth, announces the engagement
of her niece, -Barbara Ann Hillis,
to Dr. Gerald Richard Myles. son
of Dr. and Mrs. William M. Myles,'
Ottawa, the marriage to take place
in Northside United Church, Sea -
forth, March 12, at 2 p,m.
• Mr: - and -Mrs:-El-mer-Townsend,
Seaforth, Ont., announpe the en-
gagement of their: daughter, Doro-
thea Elizabeth, to Mr. Robert
Charles Haves, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Haves, Belton, Ont.,
the marriage to take place on
March 5, 1960, at 2:30 o'clock •in
Turner's United Church,
She'll love the gifts you, choose from our
large variety of
VALENTINE REMEMBRANCE GIFTS !
RUST CRAFT"
VALENTINES
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Assortment of Va1en-'
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Cut -Out Books
The Largest Selection
of_ Cards Available !
SEAFORTH S0 - TO $1.00 STOR
STATIONERY and GIFTS
EMQNDV1.t .E `
)44 and Mrs', L, NtcdlI , Valium
entail, visited. with -the Tatter s
parents& Mr* and Mrs. John Rltte..
Mr: rind Mrs. Albert -Clarke- and
family, of Muirkirk,• Were recent
visitors- with torts. `Clarke's meth,
eta- Mrs, J. S. -Watson.
The. sympathy of .the-commun
ity goea out to Mrs. Harry Weil-
and and famibf in their loss of a
dear husband and father.
DUBLIN , -
Miss Bernadette Nagle fell on
the -ice and broke her arm.
Mr. Pat Maloney, Sr., is home
from St. Joseph's Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Butters, St.
Thomas, with Mr. and Mrs. Toni
Butters. - -
Misses Nancy Kelly and Margar-
et McCarthy, St Mary's Hoepital,
Kitchener, at their homes. a
Mr. Gar Smith"' -has left for
Florida where lie will spend the
next two, months.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butters are
attending the Retail Hardware con-
vention in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moddejonge
are attending a wedding at Hamil-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Grosech and
children, London; Danny Costello,
Ottawa, and Gordon, Toronto, with
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lavoie at
Farnham, Quebec. ,
Miss Rose`Marie Flannery, Lon-
don, with Mr. and Mrs. John Flan-
nery.
Miss Beatrice Murray and Shir-
ley Horan, Brantford, at their'
homes.
Miss Mary Morrison and Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Morrison, Kitchener,
with Mr. and Mrs. James Morri-
son.
Miss Rose Marie Feeney and
Kenneth, Kitchener, with Mrs.
Catherine Feeney.
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER
A meeting to arrange for the
World -Day of Prayer March 4 was
held at the Anglican Church rec-
tory. Rev. H. Do;iaidson opened
the meeting with a scripture read-
ing, followed by prayer.
Mrs. Ed. Boyes -.will give the
address, the theme of .which is,
"Labourers Together With God."
'Representatives attended from four
different churches:
Mrs. D. L. Elder closed. , .the
meeting with prayer. Kars. Donald-
son served tea -to the ladies pres-
ent, • ,
One-half of the area of. Canada
is wooded-- and is suited only to
the growth of trees.
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and PARCEL SERVICE,
A11 Passengers Insured
CECIL PHONES: DAV$
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"blue coal'
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INSURANCE
Fire Auto Wind'
Liability and, Life
Manufacturers Life
Insurance"
John A. 'Cardio
Successor to •-•-•
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Phone 214 : Seaforth
THE ' GOING -OUT -OF -BUSINESS SAL CONTINUES . .
ALL MERCHANDISE DRASTICALLY REDUCED AT
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CHILDREN'S LINED JEANS
Boys'. and Girls' (�
Sizes 4 - 6X 1.49• to 1.99
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CLOLDREN'S WINTER CAPS and SCARFS
SPECIAL LOW PRICES
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SLEEPERS 249
DR. DENTON
PYJAMAS
1.69
ISS EMBROIDERED HANKIES
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DUFF`S CHURCH :SUNDAY $CUOOL
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NI�ES -.PERFECT T" : .
CT .�! TENUA!V�E
kery., San Fernando, Trinidad, The
literature secretary, Mrs. Jim Me,'
TWA United Church last Sunday Donald, gave a list'` of interesting
morning with Mr. Martin Baan. as books that can -be procur_,ed at any
Superintendent and Mrs. Nelsen time. •
Reid as secretary -treasurer: Per. The second progressive euchre
,feet attendance for ;third 7.04X nod, party in the series._ sponsored .by
third -year seal, Jean Waiter$, Lar- the Hail board, was held in the
ry Walters, Tom Leeming, Carol yynn Community hall last Friday eve-
Frasert Mary Leeming, e fling. Euchre prizes were ,oil by:
Baan,; secgnd year and second- ladies, high, go, Alvin McDon.
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.year seal, Audrey -11 o/140 , . aid; Iew," Mrs. Kenneth , McDon-
Gerald Baan; second Year and ald; gents; high, Leslie Oliver;,
third -year seal, David • Baan, low, Donald Ryan, Lost Heir prize
Wayne Williamson, Eric William- winners were: high, Jim Smith,
son; first year,p-fn and third -year raeme.Craig .low, Alex .Gulutaen
seai,-Eileen'Willialtison; first=year and Jean Walters. '
pin and digerati, Dianne Fraser, Mrs. Glen Corlett, Mrs. Jim Mc -
Clayton Fraser; first-year pin and Donald, Mrs. Ronald Bennett, Mrs.
second -year seal, Joan Muir. John -Andrew Coutts and . Mrs. Harold
Leeming, Lois Williamson; diploe Smalldon will be in charge of the
mas, Tommy. Williamson, Gordon progressive euchre -and Last Heir
Mitchell, Glenn Houston; second, party,, to be held Friday evening.
year seal, Brenda Houston, Donna under the auspices' of the Wo -
Smith, Shirley Williamson, Keith men's Institute.
Wilbee, Helen Searle, Gail"Searle; Mr. George Campbell and son,
third -year seal, Ruth Ritchie,'Mary Mr. Kenneth Campbell, of Cyprus
Bewley, Sherril Craig, Carol .Wil- River, Man,, were recent visitors
bee,..Gerald Smith, Bruce Clark, withmilyth. eir, uncle, Mr. John Mc-
Gr4eme Craig, John Baan, Neil Gavin, and Gortlon McGavin and
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Williamson. fa
WA and WMS Miss June Hackwell, of London,
spent a ,few,. -days -with -her- parents;
Mrs. Ken McDonald presided ov- Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hackw.ell,
er the WA .meeting held in the Mr. Thomas Love and Mr, -Nor -
church basement last Thursday man Love, Milestone, Sask., who
afternoon, opening with a --hymn, have been .visiting with Mr. and
with Mrs. Martin .Baan at the Mrs. Geerge Love, are at present
piano. The scripture, read by Mrs. visiting ••with :Mrs. W. A. Camp -
William Thamer, was taken from bell and Miss Ellie Love, .Guelph.
Colossians 11:1-10, and comments The World Day of Prayer will
made on the passage by the lead- be held in Duff's Church March 4;
er, followed by prayer. Minutes commencing at 3 p.m. The Angli-
of the last meeting were read by can ladies will pe invited and a
Mrs. Ron Bennett and Mrs. A. guest speaker will address the lad -
Coutts gave, the financial state- ies. The regular monthly meeting
ment. willbe held before the Day of
It was decided to have the Prayer, commencing at 1:30 p.m.
Schneider supper in. _March, con -The scripture passage on the
fisting of cold meat, scalloped pot- Lord's Prayer was taken from St.
es, .iregetable, salad and . pie, . Luke li 1 j3;"1id th_e.foilnniri".lad:
The project for the year, is to im- ies read comments on the differ -
rove the lighting sir -stein- in the ent parts of the prayer: Mrs. Nel-
asement of the church,.. The com- son Reid, Mrs. T. Dundas, Mrs, A.
mittee, consisting of Mrs,. W. C. Coutts, Mrs. R. McMichael, Mrs.
Hackwell and Mrs. Nelson Reid, J. Clark, Mrs. C. Ritchie- and Mrs.
ill meet with the Board of Man- H. Craig, The Lord's Prayer was
agers. then -repeated in unison. . -
Mrs. Dave Watson opened the Mrs. H. Smalldon sang . a solo,'
MS, taking as her theme, "The accompanied by -Mrs. M.. Baan,
rd's Prayer." The secretary, Slides were `shown on Christianity
rs. R. McMichael, had the roll in Africa, 'with Mrs. D. Buchanan
all and _minutes of the last meet- reading the script and Mrs. N.
ng, and Mrs. Harvey Craig, Reid showing the' pictures. The
reasurer, gave her, report. Resolu- April meeting will also.. have a
tion committee for Huron Presby- film.
ery for 1961 are. Mrs. D. Watson, A number from here attended
r8.
E, Mitchell and Mrs, G. Mc- the Stratford Teachers' .College 'At
avin, Home' at Stratford on Friday eve -
Mrs. John 'McDonald gave a Hing.
ery interesting -talk , on_ "The.- Born—To- -:Mr. and Mrs.'Horace_
eaning of Stewardship," defin- Rutledge, of London, a son, on
ng it a practice f'• our system- Thursday, Feb. 4, in Clinton Pub -
tic and proportionlite giving of lie Hospital.
ur talents, time, energies and Mrs. Fern Patterson is visiting
ossessions. The missionary.. for with her sister, Mrs. Wm. Leem-
rayer this year is Miss Joy Vic- ing, Seaforth. ,
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DISTRICT FUNERALS
JOSEPH E. DENNISON
Joseph Edward Dennison died on
Saturday, January 30, in Humber -
Memorial Hospital, .Weston, Ont.,
following a lengthy illness. He
was the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. William Dennison, of Mac
lop
-
lop township.
He is survived by three da gli-
ters and two sone: Mildred, Mrs.
John Silvestre; Madeline; Ruby,
Mrs. Norman Chapman; Roy and
Louis, of Toronto. Also surviving
are two sister and a brother, Eth-
el, Mrs, William Robinson, Re-
gina; Clara, Mrs. Harold Cook, To-
ronto, and Bert, Preston. .
The funeral took place Monday,
Feb. 1, with interment in the Sanc-
tuary Park Cemetery, Weston.
'ARCHIBALD KERR
Tile (teethofArchibald Kerr, ne-
ared- McKillop township farmer,
occurred Monday at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. James McClure,
R.R. 1, Seaforth. Mr. Kerr had
been seriously ill for the past two
weeks.
He was the sonof the late Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Kerr, and re-
-eeived his early education at S.S.
No. 4, McKillop, and later farmed
there until his retirement in 1950.
He was a ,member of Duff's Unit-
ed Church, and the Orange Lodge
at Winthrop.
In 1906 he „married Grace Ann
Smith, who survives. Also sur-
viving are two daughters, ' Mrs.
James (Helen) McClu ' p,
and Mrs. Henry •,niVlargare) R-
ebell; Markham; a son, Alexan-
CO
and FUEL OIL
Wm; M. Hart
Phone 784 : , Seaforth
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Insurance Agency
Egmondville, Ont.
P.O. Box 476 -- Seaforth
Telephone 647
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der, .and a brother, William, both
of McKillop. •-'••••••-,••• •
The remains rested at the Box
Funeral Home, Seaforth, 'where
funeral service was held Thurs-
day at 2 p.m. Rev. W. 13, Sum-
mereh.," of Duff's Church, offici-
ated, and burial was in Maitland -
bank cemetery,.. The pallbearers
were Donald Mbaure, Ronald Mc-
Clure, Kenneth McClure, Clendon
Kerr, William Kerr and Edward
Campbell. Flowerbearers were
Graham Kerr„ Eldon Kerr, Archie
Smith and Mac Scott. -
- HARRY WEILAND
Harry Weiland, well-known Eg-
mondville resident, died Thursday
at Victoria-Hospitel, London. He
had suffered an attack at his resi-
dence the preceding "morning and
Sailed to regain consciousness. •
In his 66th year, he was born
In Egmondville, the son -of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weiland. He
received his early education- at
Egmondi+ille Public School and
Seaforth Collegiate Institute. Mr.
Weiland spent most of his. life in
the printing trade. He began his
apprenticeship with - The Huron
Expositor, Seaforth, and in 1920
went to Toronto where he was' em-
pleyed In several of the, larger
printing establishments, until.. his
retirement in 1956 to Egmondville.
He was a member of Egmon,
ville United Church, ,and bis min-
ister, Dr. J. Semple, in a moving
tribute to -Mr. Weiland, referred to
the interest which he had hi the
simple things and in people.
In 1921 he" married Jean A. Ross,
who survives, together with two
daughters Mrs. W. E. (Lois)
Cooke, fdngsfon, -'and-ffa Rei of
Toronto; four granzichildren;three
brothers, William and Roy, of To-
ronto, and Ralph Weiland, of Bos-
ton.
The remains' rested at the G. A,
Whitney Funeral Home, where a
largely attended funeral service
viasi1eld-Ob Sunday, conducted by
Dr. Semple. '
Temporary interment took place
in Mitchell Mausoleum, when pall-
bearers were Bert Hemingway,
Graham Kerr, Elmore Stephenson
Louis Bolton, James F. Scott and
Norman MacLean.
Clear Payment
Of Town"Accounts
Accounts passed for payment at
Monday's Meeting of Seaforth
Council included:
A. Horne, salary, '$44; A. Miller,
wages, $82; I3. Bolton, acct , $6;
It Glew, acct., $3o; PUC, acct.,
$35.97; 'Seaforth Public School, ad-
vance, $4,000; Seaforth Public, Lib-
rary, advance, $40; H. G. Hays,
Q C , acct., $7; D.' H. Wilson, sal-
ary, $258.33; E. Hutchinson, sal-
ark, $333.33; S. Bates, salary,
?$275-, A. J. Calder, salary, $237'.50;
KMaloney, . salary, $243 A.
lee. 32hee. salary, ,$205.82; A. Iforne, $13.20; The Municipal.
Werid, acct, $27.
/mph A.Land, acct $25; re
-
114 $154,_;lam. McGonigle, acct,;.
. Dundas', nett. • 94;74.:.
anry' .ixiewr, :acct;, $t0; E.'Larone,
BRIEFS
' Mr, .and Mrs, eigus E. vovatie;
of Prgchu, spent. the- week•
end :with Mr.,. and Mrs W1liiaru
14Iis,�;l�Tancy` �. bra o$ Bello � Ijv,
err, spelt Ate �vee�end at her home
with Mr. AmgS Oorbx.,
Mrs, Robert Sti?ith® ins returned
from Scott Memorial Hasliital,
where she underwent surgery.
Mrs, Sunday
">*rulgle and T'ai;tl
spent Sunday in Stratford with
Mr. and His,. John O'Reilly and
family,
Mr. Edward Box left haat week
for Florida to visit his Ingther.
Mr. and Mrs. W;, A. Campbell,
of Guelph, were guests of- Mrs.
R. K. McFarlane on Monday.
"'Mi. William Ste e
ph nsoh nn=
o, spent • the 'weekend at a home
of his mother, Mrs. Effie Stephen-
son. •
-Mr. Frank C. J. Sills, Seaforth;
Mr. • x'om Butters. Dublin, and Mr.
J. A. Sutter, Clinton; are in Tp -
onto, attending the Hardware con-
vention.
Mrs. J. M. Cole, of Windsor,
Spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. William Devereaux. -.,..w.
Dr. J. Semple is in Toronto this
week as a member of two Com-
missions: Capital Punishment and
he Church and International Af-
fairs.
YVeekdnd visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Coleman lair -Week-
end were Carter Kerslake. and
family, •
of,�Staffa; ..Mr.^ and Mrs.
Fred Deicherti of Clinton; Mrs,
Mabel Aikenhead, of Seaforth, and
Mr. Ken Coleman, of Seaforth.
Mr. George Pinkney is seriously
ill at his home on Goderich St.
Among those who attended -the
funeral of the late Harry Weiland
n Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Weiland; Mr, William Weiland,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Warden, Mrs.
Lee, Mrs. D. Cairns and Mr.
D. - McDougall, of Toronto; Mr..
Cecil Tuck, Richmond- Hill; Mr
and Mrs. J. C. Bell, St. Marys;,
lir_ and Mrs.---Eaarl' Ross and- Mr. Finlay Ross, of Niagara Falls, and
Mr, and Mrs. -George Love, of
oderich.
Miss,,Bessie.,Crieve has return-
dfrom ' Toronto where she was
the guest of Mrs. Earl Bell.
Mr John, Longstaff has returned
-from Quebec City, where he took.
part in a curling bonspieh
Mr. W. E. Southgate and sons,
William and Paul, were in Toron-
to
over ttie weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Mclean were •�
Hamilton' last week attending
the convention of the Ontario
Weekly Newspapers' Association..
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acct., $6.76; Johnnie Blue, acct.,
$15; Ball -Macaulay Ltd., acct.,
$2.50;- Rawcliffe Motors, acct., $5;
R. Dalton, -'acct., $13.41; M. E.
Clarke, acct., $.1.7.60; .Robert. D.
Rowcliffe, . acct., $k6; Supertest
Petroleum Corp., acct., $8.58.
Don Brightrall, acct., $69.74;
Canadian Tire Corp,, acct., $37.46;
J. Brock, acct., $16.37; Kendrick's
B.A. Service, acct., ,$63; A. Price,
acct., $8; H. Maloney, acct., $25.50;
E. W. Mohtgomery, acct., $22.50,
Bell Telephone Co., acct., $73.90;
Huston Fire Equipment Co., acct.,
$11.75; Helen Bolton, acct., $2; E.
Hutchinson, acct., $62.25; Seaforth
Motors acct., $144.30; Alex Boyes,
acct,, $14.25; A. Miller, —acct, $22•;
Tillotson Mfg. Co., acct., $4.25;
F. Kling Ltd., acct., $59.71; Tow
of Seaforth, sundries, $18.47; Mid -
Western 'Development Ass., fee,
$130; Chamber of Commerce,
grant, $100; George H. Miller,
acct., $105,17.
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MAIN ST, : SEAFORTH
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WATCH REPAIR
SERVICE
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2 Certified Watchmakers
Fred (Ted) Savauge
Elmer Hinds
All Work Checked 'Electronically
5 -Year Ail - Surrface - Paint
INTERIOR -- EXTERIOR
All Out of One Can!
'BRUSH WASHES INVATER FOR USE ON:
BREATHES—Won't Blister or Peel
ARIES IN 20 MINUTES
WILL NOT RUN OR CHALK
ROLLS, BRUSHES or SPRAYS
REPELS WATEit .
Wood
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Metal
Steel
• 'Brick
P Plaster
• Aluminum
• . Asbestos
and most other materials.
SEAFORTH .LUMBER -LTD.
,.• Phone 47.
Women's. Hospital Auxiliary.
GINGHAM
SEAFORTH
Comntunity
Centre
FRIDAY
February 12th
Old and New -Time
Dancing
-----from 10 - 1 a.m.
IAN .WILBEE AND HIS MELODr MAKERS
Admission: _$2.00 pel' Couple — Stu
(Includes Lunch)
nts• 75c each
This Week At .' . .
SeaforthArena -
and - COMMUNITY' CENTRE
FRIDAY-
SKATING — 8:00 to 10:00 p.m.
Admission: 25e and 35c •
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY DANCE — Hall
10=1a.m.. 1
SATURDAY --
SKATING -- 2:00 to 3:3,0 p.m.
- Admission: 10c
TEEN TOWN — Hall
TUESDAY--
PRESTON vs. SEAFORTH JUI 'IOR. "C"
8:30 p.m.
THURSDAY, FEB, 18— '
JOHN DEERE SHOW - Hall '
• Afternoon and Evening
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SEAFORTH --- ONTARIO
ATTENTION -FARMERS of Huron County! - _
BELL & SONS (L;TD:
Distributors of -
Mineral , Supplements, Conditioners and Veterinary Medicines
Announce the appointment of
REG. BALL of Clinton
as their New Salesman for° Huron County North
This area was formerly -covered by the late C. 6. Connell, Clinton, who
passed away in December. ' •
Mr. Ball will service all t‘at part of Huron County North of the Bayfield -
Clinton Road and North of No. 8 Highway.
HE 'WILL RE CALLING ON YOU SOON'
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CLINTON.
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