HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1958-02-28, Page 5antam's Advance'
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SteVens..C, llemingwaY, Ted "Duna-
geon, Sturgeon, J. lferningwaY and
Hodge. -
Jack Bedard
„Ltlefelde Bob Reith ,andBob -El
liott,; centre, LarrY Dale; wings,
Hay Scoins and Doug Rowcliffe;
alternates, IlarVeY Dale, ToMMY
Love, Bill Pinder, John Var1e3r,
Keith Stacey; Jim Broadfoot and•
Berger; silb-goal, Bryan.
Brady: .1 -
With the conclusion: of, Midget
• .hockey for this 'year,•,the group ex-
-,presSed•iPecial. thanks to the ePach
,of the squad, Ren •Broome, who
!Alas. given So thuelt 'Of:his, ;tithe tit'
train these 1*? b PlaYing.a gped
game Of clean ihtie1tey,1 whichineans
raere t� sport Lthan'alviays'-Vvinnin,g;
group are also"tlianithil. to. the
* ponSOrS:oribeir
atidthosiS, Who" SUPported
-theta during -theoseason,
O.F.U. Meets
• At 'an eibeutive ineeting of the
Farmer's Uhion,_beld at the 'home
hof 'Grant Webster, one-inpre bee
•..was added -from. Huron , County,
During the meeting the ':ViTheat
Board and Hog Board' meetings.
were discussed: - . -
A `repert wa given onthe dra.W
and also on the coming barn„dance.
,CoutitY meeting va, be beld--in
ton on -March 6, ,
,pi\TA
_Thursday, Feb 27th- •
•
vs ST
EAPoRTTrMicit
0,01i14..trWAN
Adults 35e: •CIti1frei • 25e
C NSTANCE NEW
" Mr, andMrs; Atirend and
k Ivan ConsOlation, grees,
Mrs. 'Walter ',McClure'• and Glen , , •
fathilf, of Windsor, speuethe wee
end With Mr. and Mrs. 4RObtl. 0,21111
'0,0Yr •
• Miss Helen 'MchWain,".nurse-in
training at Stratford andstationed
at London, spentrthefweeke.nd with
het par.ents, . Mr. and Mrs, 9:eorgp
Mr, -Wpiiam JeWitt is this ..week
attending -the GoOd B.bis .eonven-
tion at the.. Royal York, Toronto.
• Mr.` -and Nits,- Ross .IVIann. arid,
family, 'Of •Wingham; 'John
1Vlann and Airs.. Pearl igerarlane,
of Goderick_ and, Mr. Sand
Kell Betties' and sons,' of Wint•broP,
visited' Ur. and Mrsr Reb,ert
Oldby 'Oh Sunday; : .Mt,', and
Grimold werecelebrating their,
40th Wedding 'anniversary: '
FertiM'' Has- Euchre ,
arm FOriun Was, held at • the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur. Jew-
itt on , Monday evening. There was
no :discussion," • and progressive
evehre :was "played, 'winners being:
high, IVIrs,;, George 'Leitch and Ho*,
a,td PreSzcator; low, Mari McGre-
gor ,,and Verne Dale. 'NeXt' fOrarn
•VO-11.,be held at-the•home of Mr.
and Mrs. , Frank Riley.,
, • 40'Year S' married
111E and Mrs-, Robert Grimoldby
elelehrated 'their 40th , wedding an--
inYersary, on Sunday With a family
dinner., LTheconple' were '•married
40,years age, FehtuatY 20,,by Rev.
David Carswell, of :Pars': Church,
VI
IcKillop, at the home rd the bride's
-parents,, the late Mr. and, Ben-
jamin Riley. Their attendants were
-AfidrewOrirnoldby, brother of
the groom, WindSor,n
Lad the ,,-late
Mts. John Mann, sister of the
,
They have ' one daughter, -,Olive,
Mrs, -Ken Betties. and ,two grand-
sons. Paul and .Garry Betties, of
Winthrop. ..•• - .
c(3.iF :SpOnsors. Euchre
,
Constance Corder . or
Foresters -held. a successful euchre
ane__
d ,daneFriday
15 tables were in PlaY,,Prizes,were
.woh..= high and M-rs- -Alex
S E. WEEK Orange Order
-,WitratirOP, and A-•
_ IVIeMichaei Clinton' •Tone hands,
EAFO,RTH KINSME
7
SEAFC)RT
UNJ
Musicby Wilbee's Orchestra
Refreshr9ents will be Served —
raw_ forCIothes Dryer
will be made at this _Dance
E- AWL
PRIC .00 per -Person.
COIVIE
-
Resolutjons
'
by, Eight Nott and ranntr, •
' »Ay efftraYer'' ,
WoI&Day fPrayeK,.WAS :held
Frid:ayin ,Czstance stfoite( Chinch
The. ,program, made ip by theivvo.
Men. of Australia. on '"The :Bread
of, Life;". wa.s earried Mit ,Ily',.the
. the eonipmnity, Mrs.
Ross Macgregqr. gayer g,,,'Spaper; on,
the, histerY .the World -pay of
Mrs: Robert G.rimeldby- Sang, • a.
beaMifhl' sole: 'L:OtherS taking part'
were Mrs.: • FrankRflgy, MMrs:Addison;Mis. Ken' Hulley, Mrs.
eator, Mrs:. Earl LaWSOitanci- Mas;
'Borden Brown... •Mrs...Ponald
,anan took Mrs.
11'i/ban' Jeviritt.Was organist:for the
entire
;Prior to, 'thel.WOrld.Pa y. Of :Pray-
er servide, ashQrtbushlessperjod
was, held for the WA and wigs..
invitation -ROM .010, 'Walton goo*
te :attelidhaZaar, and, tea was
the ',March"
'Meeting will: be '•.• ansWeied. bY:tiarir
g a• hookand itsauthof,rekdby
the. Member,,,ands',handed IMO ,the,
literature 'Secretary,
, Usle b e ng supplied•
, .• • :
,NORTRSIDE •,..„ „.•
The .bosiness'ineeting- Of
„
Side-WidS' Was held in, .tnef.chitich.
With President; Mrs- C. Walden
in the The , neVit: callers natn- •
ed. are,..MrS,,H., Close apd Mrs.
Ress....SaVauge., Easter -thankeffer-
ing,-.Will...,4e,,,;.helcf._ TueSilay,,-.11archj
25, With, MiS:‘,
Church, Clinton, .',a$
guest Speaker,: . ,.L.
• The. coninninity 'friendship re
ported „.-41'. , 'visits and 33'
'11.0.41e..,..ealls....'.An.invitation from the
A,ar.4afa ; :Kirkman-- Auxiliary:, ref
•FirstPt,:esbYfelri'anLc,hhteh'L',Lhad to
be-,regOtfiillT'rettiSed 'as""the,itieeti:
ing. fell on •, sande' night. as -this
-group's o. ,
MrS Ai 0,1Sille0......avethp
,uter's" repott... Deleg,atesnametljer.
the Presbytery. 'Meeting, Marell,,',
at- Ontario' -; Street . United.' Church,
Clinton; are Mrs', :Sparks;
Bal1Tind- Mrs ,e W
Thgroup ere...entertained
by -
the 'Ma e, Lane .AUX4i0f3i,, 'being that:
organization's birthday..., They
had„..a, Calt'e
and servecl lunch- to the•
'The meeting closed with, the -Mi-:
pah beitedietiOn:
- four -pm t resolution w11 be
forwarded to ist •Cardiff, ,
Brus-
ses, for 'Presentation to:0e Cana-
dian. GovernMent 'by the
Hurph.: Orange Lodges:'4.4t:a COMIT
ty Meeting in Eieter SaturdaY, of
,i21,0141i-paSSC.V.the following
• ".`Tilat tlio Olio/J.-Jaw ber,.retain-
eitaS the LnatienaLflag 'of the'Lpem-
101-9A _Of Canada; ' -that Ale. thuoil
'Jack -be fietvn atep,a11,,fedetel•and
provineial;::-.MiddingS:„ an4 iiistitu•
scho.olS and 'collegiate institUte§...eii
eadh and everY d aY business.anif
Dominion holidays, from the hour
of sunrise to the hour. of -"sunset
and that Aliese rules be:enforced.
that the. word; -'Dominion' be rein,'
Stated. to its .-.1ornier Use 'in, the
identification , of 1 :all .: governinent.
'bnitiling*departinentS, and 'docti,
mentS,;::, and `.`God
Queen', e retained:and.be the, 9n-
ly national, afithent :of the Demi:rt.:,
KennethBettles WilithrPE) "was
terelegted,'..county inaster:..„--Boren
-13fLovVii. .Seafert.h Was 'elected deph
tY•itiaster,'•-ehaplain, Oliver Jaques;
HeliSall;Seetetary,
Clinton;finaneial SeeretaryEfairy
Crieli,'Clinton treasurer y Frank
Falgehier;.'*Clinten,...inatslial,' Wm:
Metivvairi,;:-EaYfield; leeturer, -Fred
:14cplyrriont; Varna.;:: deputy Jeetur-,
er -Fred JainieSou&Woodhain ahd.
paSt"Colinty. Master,
Joseph,Caldwell, Grand Bend.
Audi-
tor; 'appointed ,..,were. Asa ,DeeVes
and Norman slir,.,113.t.b. cif Clinton.
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HURON ExPosrlro
comE
-TO S�B-cii.II,T BRO. NOW PO
YOUlt NEW
„
' ($y, ,ORAIO.WiLLI§) points'
:• ,The 2146 'yietery o
fore the snow Was ,,played Tuesday Team 3 *ark' etion nacked. and fast
'I
77:
-.1)Oks travelled to. Wvg1iani The ,§eela 911 the..,1-0. School B1,1114
gattieS;.- With...the :Seniors-. ...: Board
Starting, , ve ,successful. ON TAKING FRENCH -LEAVE
.A1:4 the end, of:.-the.r.• half Lthe.,Sea-: ';Leave-taking is an art ,which has
forth Seniors 10.1 9 pulling ahead beenpractisedwith more on Iess
only m the .144t ,few„ Suecess ever ince- schools Were
ing the. '160.,:1ia1, •'; the first, opened M 'the -dim 'PaSt.'EVery
leant on, the not too -primrose
but it was nat g
scene:was; :Seafo , , 24,Chnton e I.• say herself?-) . from various
.Point -getters M. Papple: With ladring,. ,classes., whiCh intensify:, the
,y, • ,nhet :with 7and Ma ney-tenium...0„. he mirric iirn„L•Success
Cooper with 4, these -intriguing adventures
,
ornigjhe first, half tif -the, Jun-. nendslarge1y7uPon the s
.iOr gr1s gaine, Seafertn. Went all 'ability and resourcefulness ..;- •
put, witlial-42.1.ead,...Asr:the last lialf • ';,....Ther. Most -successful le ave-taket
„progres'sed,: Chiltern -showed More" is. one, with a idge.ehalifit. mapnet.
, a 'tally ,..of 13 ,and a convincing : smile :Which can
:PeititS.i for :the end the turned on,,axid.off like alight,.;
Seafortii was, liqwever; still well -person who, when his '.hea,it.,is
do-
aheadi-With..:36"; points; Abe. 36'' Mg halVgainer7,..' into . his 'beats,
Smith ;Can,smile pleasantly nt 4
Crieh;„. 4 points, and Mary Melady,ious teacher and .pass:,:tho,tinne; of
2..neintS; ".• ,;:., day- .Withent a"-ifuiver''a person who
L Morev ,recent ---:exhibitions
--114)7: .;
of bluff
blascoci.mith Clinton 'and in „Cliziten;and the abthty to straigbt
were as successfulasthose played face whe n,eces,sarY. Y ,are
T°1:,:l.cNV'e_'s'6.4,rsitifag:i.-g6.4' che a 36-16 victory .
fer Seafor.th,.. and ..thefinal vheeh,
sure to Se ghr s6rnewhere.
for 'Clinton-, • was .very 'ejt 'tg • but •
quar,ter; S,eaforth WaS. 'ahead 0-2, •
Not that you ,,,ra.ust. have, a L definite.'
destination,. but :ryouL.nrust see:in:to
nerL.eld, SC --1 ',At -the end: -th
and at end of the1,fialfled.1943.
down the bali without arousng
•The.:ClintotiHteam, With tiOata7ieinit •
Up, -usilioi6n;.'a 3'010 -:real. motive.
would be raiaed if ybu were found
PaPple'
'enaed the ame 3646, - of the, ':',,eoingiqtion whch
18'; "G Nixon 10- PeintS'
,tipteeitig,inthecorritien.L_IloWeyer,
dootbecoth otar-r�nfident �r -let
Cooper & aaci E-.Meahere,,g Petints,, your -eXuberanee, :get. 'the,":,better:Of
• ,The•Atilliorganle'-Was Anneh' your illF,litent;.,!iei*SL enthiirtsts.-
er and -13 a sl<ets":" were r.hardedt wilL'oreate,, top Much interest to he
eethe lead :"ended pleasant-4or you
fhe first hall in favor of Seaforth Various techniques ',Must. be Per -as did the gaine with a 19-13win -
feeted„far:difterent..Parts of the:
httildifig;•'.1 or de-.
sainef.'CiasS:',Sucb a Pinenee
as
Wisto ii§e- the,' itioSt-fteimerited
halls't.fer',Loy; Luck' frown on
eneWhO haS, the .misfortune of :be-
t14:21acileilf.,;:;tdeen5teetelte'._dby:oa:r:rtiedaoerbe:rin,
Mate' the Chances taked"Whill'.:Yon
e7p.assing....,nrany classrooms.,
Intentions "of:, ,f`.skipping'.''Should
reniain'.a . strictly „'PerSonar,Secret.,
,Never, tell of aft intended eseapaile,
as it may lead r.tOfailure'.A. prac-
fiCaLjoker .ma Y take, advantage,IA
you; oveo.y6ot.4st.frie,pct May let,
all pi riOwledg -,1rOne.,-where;
-aboilts,,•thiiS' breaking lip La. beauti-
ful friendship ,,and,::-eaeong-Leniba:r...i.
tassiog...inoments... for you:
6theainnT!-Fe;:e
is; c.airS371:1e41.r Y
thp,
Sa-Sheet,, TO have nceess
record of misdeeds -andi; to be able
th,Work:',on it'te your. ,ovvii :benefit
Will;preduce a-- glorious feelin -• of
securityWheri yen:are:entering the.
clasS,'. which follows:,..the period., of
yOur,•leaVe-taking::- •IL:
-When you • Can; leave class -
tooth. ,in :the Middle 'of , a-- p.eriod,,
priiente the necessary attieles,freni,
yetir lOcker,„ -pass ,,, Six ':seyen
•.teaChers itt the, hall whistle past
the ;lair:. of,the .aSsiStatit. principal;
,Mict successfully ',gain' the': cornet,.
then . yoti 'aro. ori the •Wayi:tO,,b,e,
coming a rnater.of the art:of.,tak--
ing 'Fienehleave.
Honors
-Mrs . ams
' thiFrid erilitg :a' hinber -Of
friends anditeighbersheld a frarty.
:at-thehome e?"Mh''and..Mrs. James
A1keithead, Eginoildville-L. hener.,.
f Mr. aid M ". • ,,w ,
,recentlY, .celebrated
k wedding .,„ • 7
The..;eVening ,was'.....spent. playing
7car4s, . being:firSt,Mrs.,
Art -Niehelsen; being: -
Nicholson; .ccirisolatien, -Mrs.
Canieion.' " ,
• Mr. and Mrs. A4ams..nere asked'
to co f d d
Ta air otters
t Toronto, Meeting
- 'President Robert:qf'the:-:Seaforth-Agtietilturalele-
ty;'headed,a delegation, repreSentz,
ing$lieLideietY.'tb.the ainniaticeiC
yentieekiE.OrttariO--F,dirSaitirontb,.
were:Earl, MeSnaddeh:Mrs-;loSenh
Gruminett-Mts :and
.
and' FUEL 0
Wrn. M. Hart
Phone 784 Seaforth-
orwar an -Mr: &Nan- _
der 'read the following .address:
Fiftieth' Vyedtruig AmtiVersary_
:Dear ---Kate and:Fredi.'
It, gives ,ine- it pleasure, ,
. ,To reinember bothOf yen
With -very Special greetings ,.
And congrattilationSTMO2,-;..,'------
It „certainly is apleashre,
• When . a day -like I (lig-appears;
To Wish yqu • bothmore t,happiness`
Throtigh' .411 the..eeming
This,.hannY anniversary .
• Must meana lot t� you • ".
With. all the cherished .memories
• Of hopesi'and -dreams cemettne,
And ,May_l_the_year-yoiCre-starting--
13e. sme to bring: your Way,
Still more good luck and happiness,.
Thtoughout,
• Mri:Itoss..Nicholson andMrst .
Aikenhead presented Mr. and Mrs.
Adams with --a :beautiful , 'wool 'blan-
ket. Mr. Adams :graciously thank-
ed 'those presetttlor the loVely. gift'
for. the:Junior,giris." •
seoring7WaS: led -by
Smith, With1.1.p,eintS--A;lylorris,..4;„
'6..,:tekert and. J. Crich,
..Thi•PtigliL,Winning Sea.
forth JiiniptS/liaye HS,,
the Seniors,...,go,-„po,:te...cotripetd7fer,'"
the 'W.A.S.S.A. :
,
. • . ,
Reuse •::leattie action WaS.,"-Iffar
minimum last':weelt.'heeauSe;pf the_
lack -.of players Sinner iboys
did;:'.1ioWever; Manage-,,M,haVe...a
gaine. on: -Friday: The';'.gaiiie,';
,Teani. •SlOrinish,....vv-as.
,elpser•jhai11
l t',,1701.101. games-- With
-Team '1; .,'Veani, '1,-clik-iieVerthelesS;
eorne' „err .thrl, With 1B,' pointS;
Tealii 5 With I.; • ,'L
, ThesdaY ,ofjhi-S` Week •SaW Team
duly one LgameTeatr.i 2,, as usual,
started the ',genie. with :only ',Jour
.hiembers; but reitifereerhentS Came
in theearly initiuteS ef the:tame..
Botleteards . were 'evenly matched,
'although Team-. 2: showed- dieL, loss
, .
A -delicious lunch was. served of Bob Reith in their inability to
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OLOSIVIOEIILE QUALITY-0,1AM
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GENERAL MOTORS
VALUE.
The Eagte hat news1s just
delightful
•
See s big or little, 1
ing up or turning- down. See
neW turbans, wrapped' high i
printed silks and other lovely
fabrics •. . See the nekv
•cloches, pillboxes,', sailors-.
• Or captivating floral caps.
See- a
_new.
oose here °
_Features, of the neW 'Spring
hats, Of: .eon -r -Se; are -Straws,
with' 'a' 2geperOUS-Sprinklirii Of
• new., crepe rfabrics.
The ;Spring colors include
pretty' whites, powae
• bluesbeige and other soft pa'
• tels Plus a glamorous array o
brig-ht-redleaf--greeni-char--
coal and'-nbify. They're the ,last
,-Choose,. Row at
Amos; Gingerich:and xiaugh'
tet,....BettY,' attended the receptien
Lheld.'-at--,the- home, .of-
MousSeau in' Kipoen-for: herdaugh-
ter M1i R Faber recently...,
Mr;"and..Mts-,...Hareld Finlay aod
landly..;_visited Mr -and 1Vits,,.Rebt.
•Giahani . and his patents,. Mr::. and
Graham, 9f .Dritish„ Columbia,
Who ildVe been vacationing : with
„their son , ,
:Miss ,,Whetharn„Of Dublin; and
Cliiffof 13aYfipld;
dent teachers --with MrS. , 'Claire
Detchert; teacher of S.S.
flay and StanlefT.;',IVirs:..Arnos Gin-
getichWas hostess to twei of these'.
teachers .Thnisday' night: ,
The "schoel opened Mr WedneSday
morning after :the stotm of Mon
day ,and Tuesday: , •
and ,Mrs. :Carl , Oesch and
sons, of Baden; visited Mr.: add,
WEE
and Mrs. Daecheri arul
-Mr. - and. -MrddSehwkrjzen
„:„ •
trobet attended Ihe:::finieral,Of..thp.':-..
late , Mr: Benjainni.•-liingerich,.' ,
Mr',.arld Mrs. RoY Santzi and fem.-
of Tayistoek, spent, a day with
and Mrs. - Gotdon.: and
The .Sonth. School
punils'in this Aellitt3t "Were Off
sclabcd Thursday niorning 'after. •.
-Storni subsided and -the roads *ere,
plowed out, It was a., teal holiday, .
but Mother still: could. teach -therm .
hous,etiold ;datie'S at. home, So they
gained sofriething- theY lostat
scboel,' •
'
Mt- and .Mrs ;;Harold Pinlay and--
son; ,visited Mr.and
Charles Robirisen, : of ;the :Parr
..Several
inunkty attended the'Wer,Id-past.-of„.,,
IJR014 COUNTY rFEDERATION NE
By J. CARL REMINGWAY
•Huron Connty hog producers- held
tneir" annual nieeting, in the Legion
Halt' Clinton', last Saturday. There
Was a very tood -attendance,
necfallY 'eirinsidering :the. weather; •
, This:crganizatinil has received so
much', pablicitY in'regards to their
selling and directional: prograin
that some Of the diliet things are.
being overlooked, 1„• ,
We have hadtad weather which
has made' the collecting of hogs
-much,: slower for. the truckerS.
Along' With thfs, it..has been quite
Cold.,Thtetwe. lactori. have
caused ,considerable frOst damage
WINCHELSEA
•, Little Janet Kerslake, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Kerslake,
returned lunne ,ftbm South Huron
,Hospital, Exeter, on Friday, nureh
,Unproved. ' ,
, ,
. Mrs, noraCe Delbridge is, able to
be out again and has the cast off
'Mrs. IlaWkins, Of gxeter, visited
brdays the first of the
week with Mrs. Newton ClarkeT"
• Mr. Newton Clarke and Mr. Ward
Hern 'were snoWbound, in Lucan
Monday night. They were on their
way ' to a conyention.
Mr.- end Mit. Howard Dayman
and faintly', a near- Kippen, visited
on Saturday with her parents„ Mr.
and Mrs. Bill WalterS and Dann.
• Mts. Bill, Walter had the miSfor-
bine "to break• her ankle Sntiday
meining:,and is in St. Joseph's
Irospital,-.London.
Mi. and Mrs. Ivan 13rock 'and
faintly visited on. Sunday with •Mt.
and Mrs. Clarence Hawkins, near
• Andersen,
' Mr. and MrsGdfillati and
, fmijy,of Exeter, visited on Sun,:
day with 1,fr. and Nirs.,C.,ilfiflait
and Miss Derma GilfIllan, of south
Ihrron 1Thspital spent lSunday and
MondaY at her home. ,
te one load.of hogs --transported by
one ttucker. '-' • •
' The, packing plant: finding that
after; the hogs had been.slatighter-
ed:deeked this ,shipment consider.'
ably; This- 'would have been a di-
rect loisi :to ,the ,prodhcer. The
Marketing Agency refused this set-
tlMnent 4dli, the .grounds that this
loss Was 'through no fanitof the
producer 'and 'payment would have
to be .reeeiVed either fican the plane
or from.the trucker, hi this case
the. li-lant tpplc the loss, but, 8, very
definite warning -went out to the
trucker that he Would have to im-
prove his, handling. of hogs' .if he
wished to -continue transPorting
hogs. , Thus the JVIatketing,. Board
protects. the farmers'*terests....
•citiTehstleottcoes,t at 01 ttrh:nS,mPneertiantigenI ,pwaras_
chased 'a 'feW cattle, iii Kitchener
last ThiirSday and hired a trueker,
from this • district to,. bring them
, llhad taken a. load of hegs
to, the yards in 'Kitchener.: This
trucker charged me 50c.- a ,head
more. this Year. than .What I had
paid laSt year. 'W1101.1 asked him
he said.' that the- Hog Producers
had reLdueed the amount of money
tote "made from' transporting hogs.,
thereferetriickers'had to have
More inOneY for*etnin loads, This,
Irailpo
tlii8nkr,t
,aatistiZiereScists.thsoegrtihogs.est
:i.
,
Furtheratmers need: to:realize
that hogs 'are ' seld f bit. from the'
Clinton,,yards. Tide fariiiet: is only
responsthie .for payment .of trans-
portatiett to the nearest Marketing
yard.' Some truckers- are picking --
Up bog a ,when the Clinton yard is
net operating , and -taking the ,hogS
to Stratford, or Ritchener,
ease tbe ifarmer retponsible for
fife teAr49.rtaUk41 COStS to those
points; rather:than to Clmton.
" While We sYrnpathize with wi"the
trhekers WhO" may be • Suffering
rwin°s5., porfef,:linttlin. bee' II:6P loott Fur; itiqge et§
for Ads, own gairr.or to
provide the .franspetter,,With a
fit:able business. '
r
.71:fotnaeityrneeo6isc7nherv.ureiheeisn_ hzeuirdbiefh, othnJeF, ,
Mr, Hugh McBride, of London,. ;
,esinetsii,tMthr.e awndeeMkVsd. Rwinyth• bi pare,-
-
sSpalQir
nentB. d
-uaar-nnd.ayM,inisT
.oEroingillto,
Mrs. Robert McKinley _returned
from her 'daughter's ,
Seotehrne-r,,- of' Bayfield, to ' the .
hoine of IVlrc arid Mrs. Tampbell
•M• gCir. naim
enfy, forrsa. AaronWhile,Ging
, , ariary,'„
and Mr. -and Mrs._peter
and Mr...,1-laroId "Soper attended tho
funeral of ",a- relatiVe in B'aden
• Rev. and Mrs. Ephriani anger-
-idanddatigliters'visited Mrs: Giii-;--
ge:icla!s.parents, Mr. and, Mrs, Sim. -
on, Martin, of Sttassburg,:
-and Mig: -Curtis Gingerich
sp evenineat the home of
Yr. and :Mrs? Gerald Snider and
eaughter, IVIarion, of the Blue Nira-
er Highway' at Drysdale.
Miss Carold Erby who is emploY,-,,
ed -with Mr, ,Geraid. Gittgerieh Sales
;F•-:-, Service at Zurich -spent a..few
days there during the stotiny win- '
ter - Weather, . '
mr,,tdoid. MCBride, of Windser,
spent Friday in this Vicinity, '
•Seaforth Chef
Speaks To Kn
Seaforth Kinsmen Club waS corn,-
plinierited_monday night at
their
Meeting- by Pace Chief Ed,
Erhardt, for their sponsorship of
the Midget hockey team, Ile e.x- •
pressed' regret that SO few people
attended these gaines which he
found to he fatt and iust as ex-.
citing as some of the professional.
hockey.' Mr. Erhardt alto offered
to enter the" jay Dunn Public
•Sneaking Contest at the Zone "13,
conferetice at Exeter on Mar'Cli
President. Jack - Webb presided
for the meeting, With 12 meirdiera
ancl three ,guests.,preserit:' .111ans. "
er' the sit. Patrick's -dance were
discussed.
Fifteen Members frOM the $a -
forth Club were ,in Goderith
nesda4 nightattending `the inter-
). °