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the Lar Wide -Screen
Featuring gest W e
in' Huron County. •
Two Shows. Nightly,, Rain or Clear
Boa Office Open; -at --8 1►.m�.:
First --Show at Dusk •
Children Under 7,.,in Car
Free
'Thursday and Friday—Ma '8 and
9.-
"THE FUZZY 'PINK
NIGHTGOWN"
Jane.,RiiaselT.-:_Keenan Wynn
(Two Cartoons)
• Saturday & Monda" , May ],4 & 12
— Double Feature
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"THE HALLIDAY BRAND"
Joseph Cotton - Resty Blair
"STAR OF INDIA"
(Colour3 __
Cor' Wilde Jean -Wallace -
. (One Cartoon) --` ,•
Tuesda Wesda �IYIa 13.14
9 Y Y
-- Double . Feature
Horror Show
"THE. 'BEACH.' SHEEP"
Basil Rathbone 'in Tamiroff:
"THE CREEPING OWN",,
. -- Brian Donl�y--Jo• ar
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Are you ready to$rent .your spare
room? A classifiedadvertisement
phoned to The lliiron Expositor; •41
will bring a tenant:
COUNTY.' FEDERATION , NEWS
(By CARL HEMr GWAY).
On April 28 :the Agricultural stand 'that- property owned$ must
Board Rooms,• Clinton„ were filled be paid compensation te,cover this
tg capacity by farmers affected b)n direct. or indirect loss.. As a r`e'
e_pproposed pipelrne- from Strat= " •1t�-of their'efforts„. the fallowing
ford" to ;Goderie1r;• •This meeting regulations: have been added "to the
'was .called at the request of Don Pipelines :Act for your protection;
Middleton; secretary-fietdman of The company- re r
,. . _ qui ung the line
Middlesex .County -.F of mustobtain. pei'mission" to "con
enation
Agriculture and.: kilember of the strn;ct from the Ontario Fuel
Qutarib 'Federation o€ --,A grieultnre Board, .
Pipelines and. Lang'.acquisition
2. The property owner
h
asCn ittee, - o ;SuPIAYe farmers days after notice ofa utbliche: a1r4,
,withuformatronnobtauungtheiring to givewritten obleetion.'
-ri tsfor this ineonveuence
3.:. Ifo colon < is 'laid x'60
This' committee: has' been . meet bJ , days
are: allowed for 'investigating by
, rtg manly wi lei -cabinet minis- De 'artmenti.44__Gouernmentr a
.. � , _ , , f Tnf1-.
ter•concerned .aid in .the ease.• f .
i'�'°' lines _3irith the . Ontario, =F: e1 o ndil zanons munreipalities and
2 1?e - ., _, u.... land owners;- _ •
Board for -the -'benefit of all farm- " 4, The Fuel Board has the right
ers, • . - to_ impose on._ the....Cninpauy terms.
The first thing' we need to keep and• conditions of construction n -
.•. ;...:. . ,, ,, o and;
rnmd is: the fa•ct�that public, the--userof -a=-'standard''-''easement.
vices suet], .as .highways, :railways, contract
hydro, telephone and •pi .eiines can 5.' The -la d owner has.the right
cross your property iii spite Off any to appeal the offer: of
of..
,;. compenssa
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inconvenience o{::.oection You . ion tothe,Gnyern.nent, appolntefi
may have.view of. ,thisthe boardof arbitrationo;witlout; cot.;,Federation ,has aken
a determined•6: Inspeet-ors wilL'; be:.appointed
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MRS. -• R. VVEST ._ ..
HEADS IIIIRONDAII•
The following tlfticers,: Were.eleet-
e-d--to-"•office for, 1858:59 .for"Huron-
dale :Women's , Institute at their
meeting- for •Which' ' M. Barry,
Strang was: hostess at, her .home
Wedxiesday:•' honorary • president;'
Mrs. Iiarry'Strang; president;: Mrs
:Reyfance' Westcott 'vice presi-
dents,
resr
dents,:�.M•rs, _Mac' .Hodgert; 4Vlrs'
Richard . EtheriugtonSecretary-
treasurer, • Mrs, Lloyd , Ballantyne..;
as$istant; Nlrs'. Rev . Morgan dis
strict director; :Mr's. Lee Weber; al
ternate Mrs- Wilfred liunkin ,pian
ists, Mrs. Harry Strang,,- Mrs R.
Jeffery; press; Mrs, Mervyn Dunn;
auditors,' rs..:William Elford and
,Mrs • Robert Jeffery; directors,
•11E' rs- Harry; DONE;`;"Mi-§;- Oryilie
Beaver,• Mrs.:, ,Ed. Sillery Mrs.
William Lamport. •
,
$egresentatves--.to::.-district- an-
nual, Mrs,, _. hoYlance Westeett,
1IE Lee Weber; Mrs. -Andrew bon
-
gall, Mrs. Bev. Morgan; Mrs::Bruce,
:Tuckey; emergency( Mrs. William
Sillery, Mrs: Bev • Morgan, . Mi
Flarold; Jeffery, ? rs, William 1tow-
Cliffe,-. Mrs. William Elford;
Percy Passmore, Mrs,' ..Mervyn,
•Standing conrmittees- Home.eco-
nomids ,,and .-health,Mrs P
Jose h.
:Ferguson, historical',research` and'
cueneventa�Mrs ::Wth
`crtrrizlensiut; M
education Mrs.
James ;Krkland; - agriculture , and
Canadian industries, Mrs. J.' Los-
tell with air'assistant to --be' rip
liomted` at the +executive `meeting;"
Tweedsmuir. •history; Mrs. Arthur -
Bundle , Mrs.. r William` Kernick;':
resolutions, Mrs., Harry Strang."
Mi -s: Joseph„F'erggson-was appoint-
ed a delegate, to district directors'
conference in Guelph'in ,May:..
2Miss i, Nettie . ' Keddy ; ' a former
;member of 15i= years. ,ago; spoke
'briefly '.officers were.:installed by
Mrs - Wi1ii i- ernick: and -Mrs,-
William rSims - -;
The May meeting will be held in
to see that.draizis, fences, etc., are
Pro '
l r e Paired
properly- y
-
A. Crthe
o i r, chairman ofthe Fuel.
Board ,-;=a s s u red th e --m e etin g= --th a t -
farmers; who are 'not satisfied: with
the location M -.the line; should ie
fuse to -sign the:easenient and, they
will n ath'opportunity' of
statingthetheirhcveaseAbeefore the board
If the .complaint is reasonable it
Will be upheld ;and .the`line, Moved.
flurohdale School , With ” Mrs:
k'rayne Parsons- and Mrs. Mervyn
Dunn as 'hostesses, on,' May. 28, at
0:30 P.M, • q ,'
A supperpreceeded the meeting.
Assisting
the -'hostess were •I rs:,
Arthur l uudle,t',Mrs." Harry 13oou-
gall, Mrs. Edward Sillery, Mrs.
W�llram'"::Kernfek, and Mrs:. Alvin
Moir.::
KIPPEN
• Mrs: l erb_Wl iteman ;and il°augh
-ter, Margaret, of •• Tpronto, , spent a
few days ,with Mrs. Dinsdale Nand
Miss Mabelle Whitemanz and :;:on
1Ftonda� ;last'w,eekMr_: and'Mrs.
OliverWhiteman, • of Toronto, .and.
Inverhuron, Were also: guests. ~ • •
-Mrs.-Rena--Caldwelf,.vher -'son,-in-
law and :daughter, Mr., and Mrs:
Verne Alderdice, motored Sunday,,
to Toronto,to ^meet Jack Caldwell,
who flew fr"ojn,"•England; 'having
been ativav; hree • weeks J
Mr I aiiil ,M'rs, `Arthur Tooth" n
son; "•Gleed, of Winnipeg; • visited a
few days; with, an aunt and uncle,
-Mr and .I S. Wilfred Mellis
' Mr: and Mrs, -Ross Chapman
London, have returned'' to their
farm
Mrs, -'Robert 'M grcGre "o '
and IVI"
rs.
N; -Rickert,; - spent '_ Wednesday_ an ,
.London. - _
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wren and
Laurie, • of spent •the week
end with the' foritler's parents, Mr.
.andf Mrs, •Gordon •, Wren.
Wren 'retur•,ned . to her :home with
them after visiting the, past ..two
Weeks •in Hanover
Mr and Mrs.•; Penliale; of ,fay
field, -wer'e Sunday guests',With'
Mrs. Penhale's parents, Mr. • ,and
Mr's, Bert --Faber':.
Hentail-
Sale Pisces
' Prices. at Hensall Community
Sale Thursday were:
Weanling, pigs, $13, to $16.30;
chunk
s .172
5 t s.1$
o„._.',10;$23.75-
10 ' fe'
' 23.75- to 261- s $5 5, eders
Holstein-” con s; $160 to $190; Dur-
ham," $175 to $240;; Holstein
calves, $15 to $26; Durham I calves
$35 to Good Good steers sold "up .to
$2410.,-a•'cwt
Five hundred and ten pigs -and
250 head `of cattle, and calves, were
sold.
HOSPITAL MiJ, .Y' -TO MEET
dtegulais -meeting of the Wornen's
11ospita1 AuwnliarY. will ibe held
Tuesday, May1$--at 5:15 .p m., 'at
the nurses'' residence. .. .
WINTHROP
The Mission .Band Will hold their
'lay meeting in. Cavan :Sunday
School: on Saturday afternoon, May
10; at "2 o'clock,. Mothers„ are
vited to "join with -the Mission Band:
at this' meeting. Mrs.. Wm. Church;
will be the guest speaker
A fami1 et-toether
, .both
y,. g g ; sapir-.
itual• and':; social,;, is -.planned for
-Cavan congregation on Friday' eve-:
a itlgg; May 16, under the: leadership
Of the Christian ..Education Com
,mittee •'F'or•:lunch; • Circles 2 and
3 . are bringing tarts and -Circles 1
and:' 4, sairdwiches;
MEEiRY minDENS
.' The' sixth meetr{g •of .,;the
forth,. Merry Maidens. -was' 'opened
at
at. Mrs. •W: L •.Whyte's home ,:Sat=
urday by ;singing "0 Canada" and.
repeating. the, -_4-H 'Pledge.;The roll
call' was answered .by' one accident
hazard m.iie'clul?girl's.lionie-and:
hew she }vas going' to. rectify rt:
Business",related%".chiefly.' to'Pro: -
leets tobe,' finished for•`Achieve-.
inept Day; :July 3 Discussions un-
derWhyte and Mrs. Broad-
foot'.s leadership, dealt with the,
elirnination`of accident hazards 'in
the; different :•rooms of homes.
Eie alih wtill benefit by 'wearing.
suitable, " tve11 fitfiing - clothes and ,
shoes at all times:
The Government Deficiency Pay-
ment apGpliesradeedtily orols Properly
Woo
Secu the anost I'atroniziing'
Your :OUtwnOrgabynization ,
JSOtN IIOML
Seaford%
is collecting wool -for grading an
P
alesAC on '
s he eo-o era�S iv
t e TD lan'�
P
'
eperl's .may obtain "sacks ani
_twine_...free
Sh-from.•--the-
above or their Licensed "Operators:'
CANADIAN
CO-oERATIE , Wood
RoWEItS :LIMITED
21'7 Bay ° Street • Toronto
Charlie Mac`sTaughtoi ;will ' be-
valuable
e valuable addition to the Frost
team. lie will be heard at Queen's:
Park:..
uror
Thefr
To Hurn
:�ntrihuii�n
Roads
Eclucation
Hospitals
Welfare
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$5:16,173.00
876,822,00
300,000.00
201,4OO.OQ
100,A00.00
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Hyrarnai ue, very low .,mileage
195' Pontiac Laurentian -Sedan
1956 Monarch Hardtop-
1955
arrdto ~1955 Buick Sedan
1954 ChevSedan
954 Ford � Sedan
1953 ,Chex., Sedan
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Heretofore Huron has had no provincial institutions ofl atly kind. ' As a result of the untiring efforts :of
the late* Toni Pry ,
de a 1300 -bed hosp>!tal for retarded ohilciren is torybe built on :theshores of Lake„Huron, , ..
near COderich. The election of Charlie MacNaughton as a member of'the Frost team wl1T'insure:that
full benefits front this huge project will be derived by the entire riding.. Here are a few Of the impor- .
tant benefits it can bring to Huron
p ymeefrom 600 to SOd n and Women
--Payroll . --- Over One ;Million Dollars Per Year
- Food Supplies '.!$350,000.. to . $400,000' Per Year:
-- Maintenance "ExpendituresOver • $200,000 Annually
air ie MacNaughion
ill; Work for:
Uro
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