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TIME a>unual„lneettng 0Seaforth'
W,i will be «Ixe1d Tuesday, April
8, at mii.s, et the home of Mrs,,
Gordon llfc ^emmie Roll call 'will:
be payment• of fees . Co -hostess:
Mrs, Gordon Elliott, ' and the mat-
te Will be; Begin well ',and- end -
better; .those. _who miss a meeting,
Miss-' a lot
Please renienaber to 'bring art-
icles fol• the bale, children's, sweat
ers and articles for a layette.
Lunch committee ate: sandwich-
es, Mrs. Andrew Crozier, Mrs.
:William: Collins and Mrs: ""Erlin'
ltmarex. 'relishes,. Mrs, Harold
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Co op.Fertilizer
Blended to do a JOB Not: to meet' a Price"
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s REASONABLY PRICED
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cBy CRAIG WIII,IS)
• Assembly
=For the" ;first time `this ,, year a.
play ;was :;presented" in :assembly:
The play, ;put oar by the, Drama,
Club,"wasZa comedy, based pr-the.
supposed *....deathi Gran',dfather,
portrayed;by Brian'"'Brady;;and•'the
division ""of 'his " belongings 'betwi�e'
his;.; daughters, .Ai7ie1ia and Elia
hetla;. played Ily• , Roseinary Lane
and, Bonnie McLeod;, idle}r hue
"bands respeetively:`pl.ayed.by,.Tona.
Murray and Ken ,Thompson°. The
granddaughter was;;piayedby Don'-
na Berger:
Grandfatkier, "living with Athelia,,
had been': ;courting without ,,his;
daughters knowing, the patroness
of tjie' local pub: • The two families,.
however had ^Been accusing hila'
of—,;,,Visiting,: the pub for ' :different
yeasons. "There was to a degree lo,
v lost "between "the au hters:
lo e• daughters.,
and' between the.:` daughters and'
grandfather:,
At his ;mistaken death, : both
daughters.''elaimed Grandfather's
possessions as their own.,' Grand:
father, however, _:had been sleep
Ing;; only, ;.and "arose -reporting that
he. was marrying' and ,would move
out iinme Lately: --He also: -propos
ed : to change his Will-the..1.Persen
he was "living with when he again
died zvoull; •.receiall his posses-
sions.." The vedaughters,^'hypocrites
the. -'extreme,,,, were now.: more
than. willing'to have" him Sive, with
diem Grandfather didhow-
•ever accept, and :went to live with
bis wife in^ the local pub,:
•
After Dinner Lea'gie
Team •2;'made';good their• prom=
isethat i they ,'were to play Teaiii
6 : again ,th'ey .would win.''
•Team 6 during the first half
were by far the"'better 4eam, but
a`s" he " 1 'st 'half- progressed Tea;
2,;picked up and" Team 6: became
sloppy. The game ended:,1813,•in
favor of,Team 2.
Team"" are
the grand clialiipions
of•
the Senior Boys'•Hpuse League.
A Winner .for the `,Junior':boys.has
not^yet,b;en decided,
With: the *ling . of this exeep:;
tionat weather, training-`has:::`start
ed< for ,:the. first -Year Cadets •;out
side, ;'under the -leadership of, Ron
Uhler,- Louis': Knetch -and Yours,
Truly. Mr, Dobson keeps; a watch
-
Mb eye 'over" the -entire. training:
If the weather holds;` it ,won't be'
long before the school as 'a :vvliole.
is out and started in.•the training
Why •has ' Harold suadenly, be�`
come::: interested inr,rthe furniture
business, . and. Earl:: in • McKillop'
township farming?--'
•ST;
LOMB;
Our; Men's''Department is just• brim. lull of the fewest ;
and' sma est anon wear for-the--Easter-Parade:---
rote
:Easter-Parade---
rop .in to -day and; tet ,us show_
Piss Rosemarie Dugharme., St.
Joseph's hospital e-ool of Nurs-
ing,'•London, •vislted;Mr and Mrs.;
August •Dueharme. _;.
Mr: and . Mrs Robert Gaffney
and ;children;., Stratford,".and:.Toni.
•Murphy, aElniira, visited With:
and Mrs J.: k`. Murphy
1Vliss. Doreen `Dalton, , Miss: Jean`
•Mpss,--and Miss -Bettye alton, of
Brantford=spent the weekend with
Mr. `andMrs ,Mauricel?alton"
Mr..„;m
Jaas` •Eckert ,,,R.pchester,
N.Y.; visited:lVIr.Vand.Mrs,.Joseph
Eckert and_::.Mr.',and Mrs .Peter
Maloney.
Miss Eleanor Bowman, -.:of Kit
-chener, and Miss ,Cleo BoliMran, of
Stratford, . with Mr; ' and
Frank BoWrnan-. •"
Jack_Morris, Tillsonburg, visited
with :Mr,. and. Mrs, Toiri Morris
Miss Catharine• Moylan, .;Brant=
ford, ''visited :with ' Mr, and Mits.
Jack `:Moylan::
.Leonard Maloney,,,Lucan, with
Mxs. 'Nora 1V1 aloney.
Mrs J.:. J; ,Holland visited ,in
• t(tindstir with her son Kale Hol-
nr land,•:who is'=i11____.:;w ;� � '
Mr and:lt2rs Jack Murray, of
Guelph visaed' Mr. • and Mrs:
1Vlichael Murray
Mrs: -Joseph Melady -and Mich
gel^ Murray were in:'London, visit-
frig, their mother, Mrs. Louise Mur-
,raw '•: '.
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quality.:: C nstr •Ctie
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equipment on' the -,Latest 19:5$ ,cars:
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LIST
5 -YEAR,
G,lYNRAN.i EE::
RQAD
HAZARD,
INSURED'
Wetly Your
"loss
Trade-/
Full' depth., toad -hugging rubber,' tread;
;welded to;natural: inside rubber and •super-
strength- Courtaulds Tenaeco. Cord Body,
T.enasao stl: tha tire' cord that Withstands
heat better thanvany other tire cord., The:
hotter it' gets' the Stronger it gets. , Actual-
1y,10% stropger thari•the cord supplied On
new car—O.—Raft. 'few yearsago. No annoy-
ing 'flat •spots" , oto bm
upirig or thumping.
The quietest ride on•the road.
Examples of your sitvings on 11,00 -Level ;'
Mfrs • Discount' Mfr's-. • Discount
` Reg. Prize with' • Re9, • • Price With.'
List Class A Ci;t Class -A '
Size • ease " Trade-in Size Price Trade-in
525/16' '.$20:96 $12.95 610/15 • $27:50 ,,513.95
550/15 18.10 13:45, 670/16' '20.45' • ;14.95
5 5, 23,25` ' 1395 '710/15' 31.30 15.95
600/16 25.25, ,; , 12.05 '760/15 ' 34.20 .. 1L 7:95
'640/15 •.. 2625:. .15.45• 800/"15 3o.'60 2195
650/16 32•20., 14.95 1 .MANY SI$ES<..
"TUBELESS OR WHITEWALL TIRES AVAILAIELt N
S3 EXTRA
; - r a in-
to-Levet—Rayon -Cord-Xold Rubber Treud
uar4fteed' tense Tire -Safety--art "Retread" prices
SOOI i, laeiar:
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X70/ 1
F ctoty
30
4
WITH YOUR
CLASS "A"
TRADE -1N
No*e . Ad4T•50e to the prices for installatislr.:
ASSOCIATE STORE
Mr:• and Mrs Ken Lane Lon-.
"visited,:Mr an'd`Mrs.
Lane.
A. large and appreciative ;crowd,
attended the three got coitiedy, ..A_
Pair' ;of Sixesi"_staged , m ;St. Col
timban.parisl? hall on Friday eve-
'ping •by a' group' of leeet;' yo0ng
Between acts the :_pupils - Of Hil-
bert school; 'Under "the•directibn:,of7
their teacher; Mrs. - c seph.:i
ady; performed the following ;dans-'
es: "The Lancashire !Clog;"
Sharon Burke, Mary Lou Murray,
Geraldine Malone and 'Joanne ':Mur
�
ray, -:`'The WaltzClgg," 'Mary Ellen Doyle,:: Jean:lVloylan, > Mary,.
Lou:' Coyne, Elaine '.Murray'. and
Anne•Shea; "The'Prinirose Dance".
by. Mary; Lou •Coyne; "The "Irish,
Lilt," by Billie Feeney, Don; Coyne,
Sean• : Moylal -and,=:"-iVlary�`- T..ou•�
Coyne.: , "Songs 'were sung., by Jim
Flanagan and .Glen" Butters; ac
companied on the; guitar ;by::' Glen
District
Obituaries
'GLEN ` E. •PXCKAID '
'CLINTON.-There passed ;away
in Clinton. -:Public •Hospital' 'on Sat-
urdays• Moreh 22, Glen Roy ,"Pick
ard, beloved husband " of Tsabel
Luella Oakes. He. was 41 years
and seven • months•old
Funeral • services,-: which' - were:
largely •attended,, were conducted;
by Rev C.: E. Peacock, at the .Ball
and a•Mutch:Funeral Home, High,
Street, ' Clinton, on` Tuesday, March;
25.. Interment followed in Clinton
cemetery: Pallbearers_ Were Ray
Cox,layton Cox, EarlCox,;Ches-
.terJuli• us Sturdy
xice, •'Mau::Frame„. and
.
' ,The floral tributes were many
and were carried by. iiepheWs;ROY
Pickard, Don Pickaicd;'Leslie
Arra-
strong;
rmstrong, anc cousins' Kenneth Teb-
butt; Reg Tebbtttt-; -.and .Witliain
The late Glen Rey -Pickard was
born in Gdderieh "township, sots bf
Laving 'I'ebbutt -and' the Iate Fred.
Pickard. hi 1346 he tva•5 united in.
marriage,. to • Isabel :Luella. Oakes.'
Suryivir g. besides his, wife, are
one daughter; Martine ',Dawn, age
five; bis ^ blather,: Mrs Laving
Pickard, - Goderieh; 'three.. sisters'•;
Hazel, Toronto; Norma, Mr.' Mail
Norton, London; Willa, Mrs; tail
McAllister, and one brother, E1-
win, of Dundas
3TMN- McBRIDE.
ZiJIiiCH:="Tho death 'occurred
in Zurich at -his late holne o€a"ohn
McBride, ,,on Friday;. `March- 1;
being a. former farmer a the
Blind Line, Hay "-township,now
owned by Mr., Clayton, Steekk.e. Ile
was" in- his 85th year. - •
He leaves :to mourn his .Ios$ his.
sorrowing v,=ife, three daughters,'
Mrs.• Earold Bell (Edith), ,of, Tien-
sail; Mrs•..G. Blank (Grace); Zur-
ich, and Mrs, Peart Love, of:Var.,
na, and a sent Roy.. -McBride, of
the Goshen Line; a brother, dames
McBride, of Clinton, and Live sir=
ter$, Mrs: Mary Anti Stephenson,
of Hensall, and Mrs:. Mand, Soleil,.
of Saskatchewan
libr many years th&deceased at
tended-tendedi.lnitecl�Chltrclt
fore
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fore going to Ourieh. 'His pastor,.
iiev. Pitt,,of Goshen Line .Church,
conducted the funeral. service. at
the,' Westlake' Funeral Hoene Sun,'1
tier' :afternOhn :and at the .gravel.
side., at- Bayfield .cemetery:
Sohn:'itnbinson and Ctrs. Blmore
Iiayter, ;of Goshen United Church,,
TOPCOAT
SHITE sHIRT,s ..
Choose from, short point,- eyelet '
-rounder and button down collar ..
styles, in regular .or•' "French.
cuff sleeves.
3195
The new. topcoats--feap; --
tore Harris and
estic tweeds acid good-
looking
oodlooking 'English cash-
meres. ,We have a
fine range in both
A} SIZES 36 TO; 46
29,50 t0 •, 49,50
E'VE .GOT. the,' BEST
I,0_7IING=HITS IN
TOWN'
Yes sir! When. you want,a
smart new' hat, see-
an excellent,- easy -priced selec-
-tipn. This dapper felt `
":: 5(95'
BRIGJIT
PORTSHIRT::
Colorfulvariety of solids and
'sp1a'sh prints in cotton blends:
OTHERS TO 10.95'
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STTCCESS' SUITS
You'll get a better "suit for less money -.when you'
. choose your, new Easter 'suit at' Stewart's. Let
us how you the newest fabrics ,arid styles to day,
;and have -'a new••snt for Easter
.$49.5'0 to, $65.00. ,
ther Ready -to -Wear Suits from $35
Many With "Two' Pair of Trousers
BEN'S DEP:ARTME
BODHA T IN NE
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- NEW STRETCH'lOSE
'Nylon blends in' solids z or pat-
terns;- fits the ankle :snugly:
500 to .-1,50'
E1 ATILE ; TIES
All types fors"all occasions. 1Bow
ties; knits, patterns.
Two •Easter, lily :plants ; adorned
the, altar' of St. •Peter's Lutheran
dburch 'on Sunday : in memory: of
Fred °Hinz,. Who P y
assed. - Ewa ' 19
;a
•ears o. " The .were plaCed, b' ,
Mr: Edward Seherbarth, Sr. un-
derwent' an eye operation' at Strat-
ford General- Hospital on Thurs-
day
Mr. Fred •Harloff'has been'con-
fined • td ;Scott :Memorial Hospital,
Mrs Herman' :Leonhardt.., was
confined ;fi#=Stratford7•hospital fo
a few days "recently, and has" now
returned home, `•. f -
•
;Mrs: Charles Rock underwent an
operation m Seoft,_1Vlemorial Zion
pital, Seaforth, "recently. . . , -
1 r.'and,Mrs. Ralph .Hicks spent,
a few: days on 'a trip' to Northern
Ontarid: ,
Members of . the Luther League
of St. Peter'' Lutheran 'Church will
present .a play;• "Buddy Boys An
„ .
program in
and varlet a
Orchid; �' P g .
the church basement ,,,text . Tues
day evening.
and Mrs. Ed,, Bressler and:
Mrs:. John C pi gel, 'of • Stratford,
spent Sunday With Mr. and Mrs.'
W L••" Querengesser. ,'Mrs 'Tdora'
Diegel,: of Mitchell, ,spat the week
end at the seine home.: '
, Mr, and Mrs. -Martin Hauck _and
David, of, Milverton, 'Visited his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs Reuben Buuck,
on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs-, Glenn. Diegel and
family, of • Stratford," and Mr.
Franklin :Moore, of Princeton, .bbelt-
ed on 1Vr and', Mrs. R. Sholdice
on Sunday.b ,., , -_ --
Miss. Marleen:: Diegel;. Reg N.,' of
Stratford,, was at her home'for a
few day&.
-Miss Grace Fiseher, Kitchener,
;spent, the weekend with her par-
ents, , , -•
Mr. and ' Mrs.: Lavern Wolfe at-
tended 'the :confirmation . of Larry
Hinz at Seebach'S Hili: Church on
Sunday; and were guests of: '•his
parents. Mr..and Mts: Ezra Hit z.
Mr _gad - Wnfred,-,Ahrens;
Bob and- Ken " end Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Prtieter ,visited Mrs. Louise
Hiiie-iireeht itt • Kitchener .on' Sun-
day
Messrs. Ford Dickison and Mer
vin Leen'hardt attended tate Warm
Heat Training School held in Lon-
don this -Week. .'
E
• Mr •and Mrs ' jack:, `Sillick,•- of
Teeswat•er•, .visted''with " Mr....and
Mrs.: Harald S m h reeentl "
r a ld t
Y. '
y,;
t wards ' h , ri is o
Se, of the' sti n Hme.
met in .the church basement on
Thursday -•evening Mr and Mrs.
Gordon Mogh, Mr. and Mrs. GIenn
Mogh . and Mr:' and •; Mrs. , Ross
Leonhardt 'were in ;charge. of 'devo-
tions The topic' was, "Where;:
Seek Ye .'the i 'Christ?". Pastor.
Fischer conducted--Bible'study,` and;
Mrs. Ross' Leofiihardt ' and' Robert
r Beuerrnann sa `-.duet . -The
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president, ' red Ahrens,; presid
ed for the business.' Theplays are
to-- be preshhted April • 21 and•22.'
The' same -Committee as in charge
of -devotions served lunch._'
BL /i KE c spent the weekend at the •bome of
-. AI G his ,parents, Mr and Mrs_ Roy
A number from this•eomin;unity
sf Z,
:.
M< ' • and
nhd'isa.-l'so: attended
n
deed the..fun-
JaotthenndMadcBtrhiede;fuSnrer, ioofutrhiceh',1 otne"era ., randfathr,
Snda afternoon;• The, :heartfelt B•atP•lays a
sang a.' duet
The rflow,er 'bearers were' Six
great-g'andehiidren' Ronny West
lake, Wayne Love, VPz. lV1cTride,-•
Betty and Shirley Bell aid
Westlake. e pallbearers 'were
six gran'dsons,: ',Ruth,' 'Wesley,.
1 ei'tti. atrd-3ohn`retr de, Vanier
Love and: -Donald tell. The floral
tributes', were most ,. beautiful
and numerous. Heartfelt sympa-
thy 'goes '1tut;to the•sorrowing":fam-
ily wind ;many• relatives .Atelati 'es,.
were Present—rat• the funeral -froth'
Auburn, Kipped; Exeter, Varna
London ;ltd, Iiensell..':,
synPath , of the many ,friends- Mx:Elgin 1VIcKin1ey, motoredto
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n h n da of ter
this , community is extended to ,tris Wi g, am o Sun y_ nook.;
so Roy.McBride, . and .f mil' . . = talon ,a carload” of young: , e
Mr. •Bedard and' son of Detroit to :the Sin -Son Time' of the
and brother;'a Sarnia visited with United Church Presbytery held ort:,,,
Mr.. and Mrs. •San . Oesch of the the radio -TV program on Sunday
Goshen Line : North .and took in • 'afternoon at 3:30' p.m. ` .
the sale Friday • afternoon. • They . Mr; 'Hardy, of Goderich Provitii
alsq visited, Mr., and Mrs. Russell cial Police, spoke to the;,pupils, in
MeV and 'daug,ters:; S.S.NO. -2;• Hay and Stanley town
Mr.. `Teddy::Je fery-.sent"".tile ships,..oh.' safety rules, .and.'also
weekend iii'Windsor,:with his:bro- shwed a: film.'to 'the -:pupils: and,o-�
tiler an7sier-intw; Tfr.: ' and teacher, 'Mia. •:'l•au.e.,:Deiehert'
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Mrs.Lloyd 'Jffer and Agnes. Seddin efirationstare•underway
,Jr.. Hugh ;McBride, of London in this vicmity-tlus'wek
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