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Church Notices
Pentecostal Tabernacle,-Stinday
789 p.m., and Tuesday, Wednes,
day, Thursday and Friday at 8!00
H. Kendria, Pastor.
,McKillop .Charge. SerVices at
WillthreP, 10 -a.m.; DO'S, .1-1-:30
a.m.r-Betbel, 2 p,xn.;. all services
on Daylight, Saving Tinte.-11,ev:.
W, IL Stunmerell. Minister.,
Northside United Church.-Mini-
ReV• Bruce 'W. }la% BA,
B.D.. 10,.00 a,m.' Clinrcia
Scheel and Adult Bible CIaSs;'41.1,:00
Morning 'N'tirorshin; .,termort,
fapidm., Talk .,.Abont Pentecost";
lSert'for toddlers; • jtmior con,
gregatiOni. Nerthside
garage,' Goderich 'St. . East;
Uta -Modern. . Three liedrooros;
basement, i1 heat. A 'good
Youtk-PellOwSilltv '
Emend:Ville United Church -Dr.
-4-.7.-Semp1e;;•Ilinistet; Lyle Ham-
mond; -organiet-choir-1eade1i---41100-
a.m.,, Public.Worship Of Gad; guest
Minister, Rev Campbell Canipbell TraV-
'Opt a.ni Chttrch- Schpol...-and
MiniSter'Sz.Class.i.711
ani., Nursery
Class; 11:30, 'Juniar ;Chtireli
SL To'nllcan
Pluiroh'it-•:••
Morning Prayer; ' Holy
Comnitinion; the ',.firsC.Stinday cif
the month .t the t.hird
Stinday^..of,Jlie
.Sunday School eVery'SurulaY;niorn:.
ig at 1.0.aln:=Eney:-
Rector.
--Large ErameDVellingTwelt-endi.
outside• teVvit limits. Taxes $30.00.
• Three bedroonas, modern, -kitchen
and-bat1neW furnace,. •Seir•-
arate'..aPartnient; partially. cam-.
Pleted. ,Priced :right for (thick'
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Two-bedroom Frame Dwelling,
Goderich St. • West. Built two
Tits. Every modern conveni-
ence,' including oil heat. Lovely
• location. Worth investigating.
.8? Storey and hailDWelling, North
-Main St. Asbestos sidling; 'fully*-
. , .nulated; with all eunvenierices:
-Centrally_located,__and priced iist
for quick sale. „,
OTHER PROPERTIES
ALSO LISTED
M. A. REID
REAL ESTATE and DisuRANcg
•Aone .214 t Seaforth
0B,ITuARIEs
ON'S AX
PARCEL -SERVICE
AD Passengers Insured
PEONES:
CECIL DAVE
676 . 675
Ammommiimommaimmik
- Art you ready to rent your spare
room? • A classified advertisement
phoned to The Huron Expositor, 41,
will bring a tenant.
•jA*ES':IilePLYMONr.. • '
.c,Mrs... JerneS".MoClyinoat,'„fer
years a ,resident of ,Kipperi, died
Inher sleep.-in:Londen-early Wed-
nesday. She Was m her .82ndYer,
Death °pennedt2he home .Of
-her daughter .MrS;:, Aliee CoOk.,
The fernier Ann ;Wagner,'
she was borhi011 60' Goslieu.Line....
Marrie&_tiidee,Lber_first. husband,:
1)aVid -:-1VIcClinchey, :died -28years
ago. She was .predeceasedby
1VIcClymont in. 1946:- . '• " • •
She.ds. stirvived:by a Son;. Orval
1VICCItiiehey, • - Varna,- and . three
daughters, , Jenny,. Mrs... Warren
Sdhilbe, EXeter-,•,:Edna; Mrs; Joseph
Ducliarme, Zurich, and„Alice:',Mis.•
CoOlr,,aridtby 11;.grandicliildren•and
1great--7g.ran4ebi1dren.
The reinains are resting; at Bon-
throe- Funeral Chapel,. Ileasall.:
Funeral. -arrangements are: incom-
plete. •. • ,.. 'I.- '
PAD ptfc.T.
. Prompt
Farm Deliveries
• 'MR.. AND MRS-. DOUGLAS KEYS are shown_ follewing their
• recent _marriage. The, bride was Dorothy Catherine Carnpbell,-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Canipbell, 1VIcKillop, while the
groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. -James Keys, also of .Mcicillop.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell will reside in Cita-Unit, where the groom
_is assistant agricultural representative in Kent County.
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•LOCAL BRIEFS
Mrs. Connell; of Seaforth,
is visiting her son arid daughter-iu-
law= Mr. and, RoY Connell,
at• Nile at nr_esent. -
Mr,john Laudenbach, of Sarnia,
spent the -weekend With his Par-
ents, Mr- and Mrs. L. Laudenbach,
Mrs„ Ed. Steetv, lYliss Nerma
Muir< and Mr, and Mrs, Alex Muir
spent •tlae weekend with Mrs, G.
Balfeur,--at Galt
Mr. Ivan Hill, 'of Simone, spent
TELS OF EXPERIENCES . .
'ogkEpATE. TO CEYLON t()NOREN'
The May meeting of the Seafortli
Wornert's Institute was 1e14 At the
home of Mrs. R, M. Scott with a
•pod attendance. The •President,
1VIrs. Robert Doig, npened the
meeting, The roll Call was.answer-
ed by,. "How I would, like to spend
my leisure tin*" The correspon-
. • ,
dence was, read by, the secretary,
Gordan PaPPIO,-'.41-Se' letter
.31144uninde.asyllillwi.oth Ina, 'mother,' Mrs' talia011147fireomea,
• gr, TaMes aird.IVIr2D .services :Mr; the -coM,,
d "t
;miss Mar-jurie rail'a' Miss Torouto were,ITIMirs..---eErrdiniCiKre.rnj‘mveerSel-,,KaP63PsOinlned31;
wVeake4FdtPegnineasint.; ]`eff.' delegateS: ;attend:- the dis,trict
Gedige, -L. smith, id Hunett.,:".'• annual in Crediton on May 29. •
Mises Ann and Janet Goveeleck, ereernlanatiout
;Of WOSton,-.., visited, or the week-
end* at- the home .df. M. 'H. 13.,: 'nonveneri.. NVP's charge the
Seoit' -2 tri6g14616' Mrs irsyaia.c
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Mr. Barbara Sykes had the mis:- ',„nain$ tuit's•t7acas.ivsii.feri. iwerswenirc,
,fwohttiluen. wojkin in thlee,x-,.g•arirgdhetii.,, wrist, ,i,au,Li`",amlpp,b.,:suti,aekask,.,,r. •mrs.George:
,it•eavidi.st-hFrod 'Schnitz,: Preston- and "
The gu st
Mr. and Mrs, juhm. cum_ frip to ACWWonventiorr „at CeY-
mmgs, eli Sunday. .• lao,nv.atS.:e0^falst:asnlikOsiv,etda ',stlhidees,:spoei,ohwer.r
Niro. Jessie Ilamilten,, of Croin.-. mrS,.-Jailies".V. Scott- Moved
arty,. is Visiting with: Mr.' and Mrs.
and te the: liestess .,' the, use of
M. •McKellar..• •
the- holiday- weeltend With Mr. "and 1VIrise:
.,
las Eckenswiller spent the holiday ing year were diseu d art was
in. ^the Bruce Peninsula detdIned to apply 'draperies
1 T11
Mr. -and iS Russell Bullock vis, vvils°n: °I-st"-IvIarYs," spoke on her
h"er "T"-
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1‘4.'lotherl." .P°Q.';ii" entitled, 'iNO.
Mrs. ,O. H: Ferguson at their cot.. "--v° vOcal. so
COStANCE • tage near Owen. Sound.' • -
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F PRESBYTERIAL AS in London visiting Mr. and- 1VIrs.
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..1Shaw. Mr. Shaw has under -
one major surgery in Victoria
GROOP'PLANS'AC
The,: Coristance W,A mei in the
basernent of the; elinrek,on :.
Wed-
nesday with .11/4s. Dalesiding.
MrS. 'ValeT-Iend----. the
-"Mather Days, History"'",.MentherS'
areLPreParing a 'bazaar *:,T.-4ne,';
also -the MYStOrYch-e-SMs.
..-Meetings :are to be, hid in the
evenings- 'Orbit the Months ..of- '
'Tune, July, :August and Septertiber,
-A.Cionatiog of i$25 is 'being sent to,
the Christian :Horne in •Ouebee.' A
coMmittee 'vitas appointed to look
_ _
:"Say, neighber,.,,yeu angina' keep
your shades ii•bwa at night:. 1_ saw
you kisshig yoilr wife ;last .night,
andYou,..reight.l'as.W11 haVe,heen
hewl,".•
._:Jokes on: you, friend,
Wasirt:,,hoineilast:night!", ' .•
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It's
LikDIES I
stiminer an
-Tixne. for
TIVITIES
' Mr and Mrs James liege and^
after a bootk to supply lunch to Bob 'Spooner, of Collingwoocl, spent'
auction sale at the farm of the weekend with -MT.- and Mrs.
William' Dale _in June. •* Redford Dungey aud Brenda.
-i..!-1,k.n_menting was handed .ovek.,to ,,,mrS..- C. R.• Hunter, • and her
.,the wivis and mrs. B Biown, daughter s. 'M. "Fitinanti,, of
ieonwe8ddthbey maeehtyiningn,:v_iatshs-ipsteady.u_art fthot_ °rent°, are visiting Mrs. Hunter's
mother, Mrs. John, L. -
piano by Mrs 'rank BileY'r Mrs" b-eMeni*.staEtdioneTIct suenster who b -
from
Wilbur, Jewitt read tbe Scripture
froth Mark .74; The roalln.4eaanuoiy4-•,,g,,,,,,,t;t,./i,e6110: ftoorvtliree-ifiltoari,ls.;:taYnedarfiehaasndheheins'
answered by a(hook
read by each; Mendier.- The rsoeier'lf, .O1P, ;Will leave shortly. , He will
ty accepted,t " f oe.:tolleWed; here by Mr. Rabert
Winthrop,Spriety„ifor Wednesday,
I THROP
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The Wintlirop.'7YOung People"S;
:Union:held thein anniVersarY 'Ser.
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Vieps:"Stniday, at-Cayanliurch.Jn:
the Merningy: ,LloydHdllandClin
Preached an able:',....SerniOn.'
so • taking :part *ea' a „quartette. of
young people,," Pier*, BoYd-,.LEditlio
BOyd,
Pepper: The chofr sang • an 'art::
."" At •the eVentfig,' Service
H 'Surninerell---preaehed.„:a_,serMon,
of timely importance, to young
People.. ....TWo :'•aritheina. were: sung
by tile chair.,•.: •: ' • : "_ '
The • chOrilcift..-aral.. front pr,the.
church were heautiftillY decorated:
with lovelY SPring-'flovreAs:,,,
We have . over 2.50 pairs
stoele;--And they volast_long,___
' at our prices!
OEETYOURS REFORE"YOUR
-SIZE IS GONE
Walden &
Bre a ifiat
The LITTLE-15We wit
the -PIP- Values,. •
Phone •686-W Seaforth
FER
BoWie, of St., Catharines_ •,
A'-,e0Oirnittee-Wa'S':70rated 'Mrs' R. 'A.
Mid
as, were 'holiday gneSts
.-ryfrs,:J E Willis
.,
The business concerning ap open ttr K --1-;".,geteap,,••••triet,.,Likp,•
meeting,which.,ks.'150ing held; June the Weekend At home
18, Was transacted,Zand the • follow
ing societies are being mvtted and Mrs. Keith Harrison , Of
•Sorthside".."United and :.Mae Lane «gary wiio were bere nn•catis6,
80etetie*, • :.TurneS,:r "'':•'•13e.01.0 and Of°.,the. srious sllness of mr-•Harri
Duff'sChurches wrth•' the -special sonr,..father;, mr. Albert' Harrison
speaker;:Nirs..- iggyittie,'„of1y114: iif:McKillep,..,liave: returned to 'thefr.
presiderit" ofIiiiron-_,P.resbytorial.. home, • , ..,;
VHS. Collection takeg'.- ',E/0. 'Frank Gelding -and' Mrs,.
Mrs. Leine '1_,aWsen, •Golding, of RCAF station; .Lachine,
The report of the thiren Presby'-' Were'gtieSts-at,-thetiome of -Mrs.
tersal held in.:, Clinton,.- Was well P..' B. -."Moffat.
given by delegateS.., Mrs W. L Mr; and Mrs Harold Barry -:and
Whyte and Mrs. .'.-oopig6-Addison;,:MiSs Elizabeth': BarrY;Of 'Toronto;
aSsisted. by MiS; Ken; Halley and•Sailed tor England on Tuesday on
Brown. Rev.White Clos- the.,'Einpleas" of' England.' • ,
clAli Meeting' - ' •'•
b°dY, Kil°ws mother'," -__.was
read' by Mrs. Earl Pape,
-1,4mch Was served by' the hostess,
co -hostess and lunch committee,
Mrs, Leonai'd Strong, Mrs: Gordon
McKenzie, ,Mrs, Graham Kerr and
Mrs„, Gordon Elliott, and.‘a social
time was spent. -
FOR SALE
Six-rOom Frame in Egmon-
: 011^fninace: PossessiOrt,
in 30 daYs.
Nine -Room Brick on Rail.way'
St. Priced to sell. -
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onATTLE OF „
' George Montgomery4 a. -Ryer
'The True Story ofthe 91' wing
a of the Great ,NorthWeSt TerritoritiS
Mai -Eaters'
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.' of US." "- also ---, ,, man Jung e"
Johnny Weismtieller • Karen. oo
a
REA NTIGHTS ONLY - Thursday, Friday arid Saturday
One ShairNightlf "="'„"a":00:a:nr.-
Massey -Harris o. "with o or
Used 1 year — like Ile*
educed to half original cost -
Seaforth
1./ , . • • SPent -the'-Weekerid
' , MeKercher, •Me:r0.-t-
1$1141CAn.The • Members Of the,. COnstinee o • .
ortOr e-: o-. e •oF held, a Very succeas 'ene re .Miss Maher. Torollidi waS To
T B last ',Friday evening with.- crlii-zes Tiiesday:atteuding-, the- grad -
'donated by `MessrS. Mrtiriy,41-eidu*rnoflier niece,'-'1Vfiss'Balbara
Friends and 'neighbors gotherect wiillantrrhonipsoli, -N-ei171VfECasii. n Thlhs, -from the_Rospitaljor_Skk,
at_the-horne-ot-Urs-Mike.Williorns)„ dt Douglasi and were Won Children.' • •
. JAMES WRAY WOOD',
Word was received, last ,week by
Mrs. F. C_ J, Sills of,the ;passing
Of bee..father; James Wray Wood,.
Of Haxby, - York,' • England.
Wood js survived by his .-widow,
the former .Elie "Mark Walgate;
son; Janes -if -Haxby -,-,three
daughters, . Mrs: F. -0, J.
Ruth, Mrs..J:'Nor-
ris yeting,"'•HaX•by,and Daphne,- at;
home. There, are also seiren, grand:
children ,surviving.• „- °
FUNERAL- .VVILLIAM 11. PIPER
Funeral' service .for William, H.
Piper, who died Wednesday,'. May
14 was Conducted: from the G. -A: -
Whitney Funeral. Horne, Seaforth;•
en. Friday. - Rev. 'Bruce W. Hall
officiated - During .the service
James T. •Scott :Sang "Abide With
•• ,Palibearers were • Andrew W.
Ddnlop, Fred MaGaviii,-.11Charles,
-ReeveS,.'„Cheater :Henderson,.Frank
Jordan- and Albert Baker. ..Inter -
merit was • in IMaillandbank cenie-
- , MRS. JOBN. MULLIGAN
••
Mrs, Jolla Mulligan, 87, diedat
the Muir Nursing Home 'Thursday
morning.' he hadbeen in failing
health- 'for.: ,severa1years.°
Mulligan was the former- Margaret
Dunn and: Was 'born 'in' IVIcKilloP•
township: • daughter- of the late
Hugli Duan..and„1V1-a-rgaret.
LaughlinDlinn. ' ,
She . Was .Married4ii--1897 at St.. •
.Coltiraban
died. in -1946: :They :liv,edin Logan .
totkoiship, and .retired to Sertforth
in 195,- -She was; a• member • of
Jaines'_ Rortian Catholic' Church,.
.of.:theC.W.L.., -League of Alig - Sao;
. red _Ifeartand the•Society for.the
• Propagation o2 the •. •
Surviving. •...are.^. • two.' daughters,
Mrs.... Joseph, :Cooper, .TucherSmitli,
and Mrs' Edward Brady, „Seafortli;
andthree...grandchildren. • •7 •
• The ' body .rested • at 'the
Whitney Funeral -Heine. ..Reviena
High .Mass -was -sling in. St. James'
Chnreli SatnrclAy . at 9:30 a.m., by
' 'Burial was in
St". lameeo,eerne,tery.• ,
• Pallliearers VVardeir.HaneY,
•Leo Hagan, -Torn. Burns, .Clarence
.. Malone,- George O'Connell-- and
Kenneth. ' •
Toettersmithr a, shower 'in,hoo-."-b--y.. the . folloWirig• high lady Mrs. ' Miss ,-1Vfargaret • Patrick,' of . To
or uf. 'Misa ':flera:BrOWL7.'Whose preszcator; loW. lady, .-Mrs.H ronto,. spent •the'. holiday, With her.
marriage - to :,'Donald.. Muir: takes Taior, most lone- hands; Mrs.' J. mother Mrs TuckL
place nekt. Meath!' The shower was .aabc'ock,; high man, Arekin,.,ttilo; ,nrstnitk. -•
orranged'-h'Y'''-'14ts- '.*ffliains and Iow mnn William Jewitt- most ltfr li G .Meir• and Mr -John
Mrs. Warden-naney, . lone hahnS, S. ,Negans. Lucky win McQuaid spent the, weekend at
Corsages.. were.: presented to the, .hers 'ori two, bath towels Were Mir- WindSOr. • - •
guest of honor and to mrs-:::sfolOes .liee4 and Mias Elaine Brewii.
BroWn and, Mrs John,IyIuir'Lunch :waSserved by the mem_
Games .of bingii---ifere ',played and
GMON VI—LE- 7
piano inStrumental by Nella. Hill- Mr: arid Mrs 'Ken ;/,i..daritS, and
man were efijayed. i: - -* : family, of , Sinitoe; were ,holiday
Mrs- Mike Williaths read•the ad,' Visitors'_ with the fcirmer',s parents,
dress„ and gifts *ere Presented by Mr. and mrS7Fred Adams ."
Mrs John_ Cildfield; TiVirs. Warden 'Mrs. Arthur Erickson, and -fain
Hailey .artd . jpan..'Williairta. Miss, ily, of Watelleo„,spent a feW •dayS
Brawn,' made. a fitting reply-. ' , 'A with Mrs. triekson s mo r, M s.
• Messenger. F ' ' : "': , '
Ms- Thomas Barton was in. Lia-
songs ,13r7Sitar,orr"Str ng . arid a • Mr: 'and 1VIrs. William lewitt at- - • . •
D L
,tende,d-thcbpening of the new ,wing
Of.the Goderich Making and...Gen-
eral •HOSpital. last. Wednesday -'af-
terpoon.. • • , :• •
Mr.. and -mis.',Kentietirllulleyat7
tended the funeral .of
shall. of Dundas. on Friday:"
delicious lunch, :was. served,by the Mrs, Alfred, Buchanan IS Visit,.
. .
:wiIIbe
District u
e ns qc
e on the school
roun s
commencing at 2 o'clock
an genera
o•often
hosthas. ing With her danghter and son-in-
law, Mr.,. and .1VIrs. Jerry Cook, in
GoderiCh. • • • ,
-Mr.- and Mrs. E. E:•Warrert.„.1.,yn-
da and Helen; -of London, visited
over the Weekend viith.the latter"s
parents; Mr e ;and Mrs. Earl LAW.
• Mr:".and Mrs: Robert Woods and
HftuiiiItfltIItIIIHIIIlIIIlIIIIlIIJItHIItHl
WEDDINGS; -
.1limountilinomiiiiithmummicum
eismis
1
kor: esiLke ELDER
Sunday 1 a. - 25th Mayi1958
,
.urs a
:TheMinisteFs
Congregational
. -Skritithr
RIO.,..,..".0Pen_MY Eyes_
- • I -may ,s6e,, (Chas:Sett).
Jane, Jacob and Carl DeBeer
• ANTHEM -:-Senior Coir : •
."What Shall Render Unto •
the Lord"(Serriper)
•Soleists-Mrs. *Whig •
John'.Oardno
;
DUK1-.4i1ice' Ann and Gene
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4:30 p.m. Vesper Service
Discontintied for tile Stlirtnaer
Months. lt
Rom. thMo .58.
-ND U CT I N. -St itifitt
erAorand litlemberi of HuronMaftlafld
rtesb rk
ktSlat
NTHM-SCni0r Choir; "Seek•Ye te Lord" -
SolbiSt-,..lameS cOtt
0 ,
''
STER ---- Organist and Choir Leader'
(Roberts)
(Cox)
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' .• MAXWELL-DUP.E1E--;
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,Firs,t Presbyterian Chtireh, Sea-
ferth was 'thesettinglor the ,inar-
riage of Miss Norma June Dupee
and Wallace Maxwell -On Saturday; -Ors. with tbe, latter s parents,. Mr.
May 10;;at-,1-2 o'clock 'noon • Th'eitd Mrs.'
bride the • daughter o'f Mr. and Mr.- ,and --Mrs., Reward 'Presica,:
Mrs, Norman Dupee, Seakorth, auit there'kaerint !wain/1th :Y-fri'-;,4tettsd,ii,tedni"-osv-xerete'r.tlr
the greonl'S. parents are Mr. and w
Mr,S.: Cecil Maxwell, "Varna. Rev.
D. J. Lane, Clinton, per,formed the.
cereinony; .' • ", „. • ,
'.Given in Marriage hy-her father,
.the bride. wora,.dress of figured
White itylon*and. a corsage -of red.
,reses. AA bridesmaid for -her sis-
ter, Mrs,, Fergus McKellar- a
bltie nylon dress And a •corSage of
red Carnations. Mr.' 'ergus McKel-
lar was groomsman: ,
• Iteceiving the guests at a re-
ceptioa held at. -the home of the
ebbieTLef-A-jax,-were-holiclaisi
towel over the weekend attending • ,, •
the silver wedding anniversary of
her daughter, M. Earl Hastings,
and Mr. Hastings. , _
Mr. 'and Mrs. Mervin Nott_and
daughtere were in Toronto last
weekend?'•
Visitors over the wend with
Mr.. and ,Mrs. William Hyatt ,were:
Mr. and 'Mrs. E. W. Hyatt, Air, is.
Wiseman. and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Halstead and famuly ll of Wind--
-
1Mr. and Mrs. George Leitch
were Sunday visitors with mr. and
Mrs, James Carter,
" William, John, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Buchanan, was given
baptismal . rites in the United
Church by Itev. T.White on. SIM-
. r
bride's parents, Mra, Dupee -wore daY- •
„e
a navy blue dress and cM
orsage el _,..„, 5 George Melliw in and
4 ,.
pink carnations, and Mrs. Maxwell lourraf Pale spent Sanday at Ni -
i[wore ans.- -• . .
wore a pale Inue dress arid ebr-
sa e of white Carnations. ^ Mr. Lyle Montgainery midered
'testa were present from Park- to Manitettlla Island ler the 'week -
hill; Blyth, Varna 'and London.
Visitors over the holiday meelt-
end with M. and Mrs- Robert
GrimoIdbY were; Mr. and Mrs,'
Janies Atwood and family, Wind-
sor; Mi. and Mrs, Harold. Col -
dough and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
0.,olelough, of Ridgetown, aid Mr,
and Mrs. B,oss Maim •ancl family;
of Witighatru
,Mias Eunice Rutherford,: *rat-
,atiertrgL'OIL ford, spent the holiday with: her
Wfriend, Miss, Joy lVfoirtgamerY.
M. Bait, Mr. and Mrs. Borden Brown;
'Sone and' `Elaine, and Mrs,
Brown's sister, Mrs. George CarnP.,
bell, Of IlanoVer, spent the holiday
'Itwoeineketld' Mvictilinglrainerlds ni Vii4, "Id
Mr. and -Mrs. Gerald Snider and
FOOTBALL daughter,' Marion, visited. gunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Clarence ;Mont-
CHOU& - 'goinerY. •
Mr. and- Mrs. Walter Marcafield
Cultunbanof Forest, vvere visitors on Monday
and Mrs: W. , 'James Brown,
TuCkersredth, wish te'ar!nounce the
ngagement Of ...their--..daiighteir,
lora' Margaret, -to Mr, Donald
13Urten Muir, son f Mr. and Mra,
John. C, MUir, Seaferth,- the rear -
place' at EgMeridVille
United Church qn Saturday;, June,
-Irt- -12 noon. ;
The engagement is ainiatmeed of
Elia' Joan,' youngest daughter Hof
Mrs. Harold Goss, Weal Saint -John,,
N.B., and the late 'Mr, .aoss, tcy
Gordon Andrew McKindsey, son of
Mr, and Mrs; R. R. MelKindaey,,
Seaforth,, Ont. The marriage- will
take place -Saturday, June 14, 1958,
at St:'' George's Anglian Church;
West ,Saint_John • . •
The _engagernent is a.nnOtinted of
ponna:"Tean. McBride, Reg.N.;
Toronto,: onlY ,daughter et -Mrs:
Alvin McBride,' Exeter, and- the
late Mr. • Alvin.. McBride, to Ken-
neth.: South Wood, DC., •• Toren -to
on, -,Mi. and Mrs. Albert Vir
Brussels,' thewedding to take
Place.at a p.m.',./uner.14,In, James
Street United Clinrch, .Exeter, Otit.
M. and Mrs. Jack 101%, of Sea -
forth, wish .to announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Mar'
Rose, to Roy EirtersOn, son of Mr.
and 1VIts. Robert Scott; .a •Hunts -
Ville., The Marriage will take place
the „middle ef June in. St. Joseph'S
Oliureh, Clinten.• •
Mr.- and Mrs. John, Wesley Rich,
artisan,- Hensally,annoimee the eix-'
gagement, of their daughter, Carole
Mn,-- to ‘Rotiert. Sohn- Douglas:
Ceeper, son of Mr: and Mrs.. Dim=
Can CooperipPen,. the -wedding
to take place Friday, lune. 20, at
8;,30 pi., at. • Itensall .United
C1iurc1i' •
The engagement is announeed-of
AIM' a_ Gertrude daughte
William,R, Bell, a Pfensallt and tb,,e
late Mrs:,Bell; to Mr, Heming Rob
-
belt IngemaiaSen, Toronto, sort of
Mr. and Mrs, Emil Martin
Inge-
ansei, :Derimark, the marriage
to., take . ,pdae 4*(40 'SaturdaY,
Ittne` 8'1 at 430 pc1oc! iiiAk1ul
ria Churoh Rental;
Phone 784 Seaforth
'Calum•ba
-,, With Mr. and ^Mrs. Sewitt.
„. _ mitiaday, 'iriSitors with Mr. and
IVirs.'Oeorge Leitch were Uri. Rid
-
-dell and Mrs. Olorles- Sr.4idleY: of
Goderieh:. ' ' 4 `
101'0; Of Trento,
visited with. Molds t' OW, etitn4
MO` niter the 41011Weeke114:
EARTH NEWS OF HURON
Areas to both the north and
south of the county enjoyed liberal
showers during the early part of
the week., HoWever, the central
part of the county is still Seriously
lVfost there-repsn
. haVe' 'bee .
Planted, with the exception of
white beans and Some silage corn
areas , that -haven't received
Most of the cattle, are out on
pastttre;.. grass, in niost cases, is
short. ' st
EE/ ANDA CPpLoE RT ET COHN E Cy Ko- JU. RP
Pump and Water System
DURING MAY PUMP MONTH
An antiquated or:Madequate Water .:SYStem. will, inevitably -lake
you far more Money thaii.Yon would•PaY-for One whiel! pro-,
' :Vide ALL -the water yen, ean;.use.. profitably..' ;
. •Runiiing water -tinder isresstire'-if giVes you A rough idea. 'sills'
• is, one of the farmer's best Hardware, wilksurvey. yonr•sys-.
'money-makers. Give. coWs.:. plen,.'tem .free'arKl.'-inake recomr.nen"
wtye'lltoinderriiik6S.eatibd; rfront 10 ta 2m4)%a3r;;.!Irwhonesli..;.;e: Iriiiich
'butterfat, from .6. to 10%; , with' Water You, 'require, -.You- Can. de -
plenty to drink you can. ei'mee-tide. whatpeiIU capatity of
fall. pigs •;to put on 15 to .1776, pomp Will deliver : that amottnt 1 .
mere . weight •• on • the ',same- ',PLVS,,,','eXtiVeafiaeitY.-fer I:peak
amount of feed; °:with :lots of, demands, more fatal • ....ania:1010,
.' Water, hens eat better and- lay • aild-Tossible neW. outlets :yen- ,
more eggs! in thehigh,egg4itice 'may addi'later: It is false .econ-
:,fall and winter, nleatha," ••• �my to inStall a system • that
'Water,' under. preSSUre. in may .have o. be %replace .. in a..
,:sesmoney
baavrns„'stgblea,amtriabohotirbsy.,
etc few years
abling on or .two nieri•te do 'the any . system, Here are Six 'ttues=-•_,
work. Of 'several. .:3:ust..a'Sk ,any Hens- whietf
woman and 'She'll' tell Y*0-•-•,W;iiat with a definite -':..`ileS!!„. if, 'year
,-runtimg.: water, in- .the-hoxile. Pump iso give full and (rim
mewls, in healthful; Comfortable, 'free -service; • •
,liviag. Remember, too, the 1: Is it the right type (Shallow
portartee of fire protectir, .- or deep well. ete., etc.)?
Warmer weather brings in- 2, Is capacitY 'correctly related'
rheails eawEdCI nybas been dsfoerwdaesteigr: wWeelwell't
lidepth; L
tisYtI,'Ltigenj4 of
'nated "Pump Isifonth" in _Can- ' piping?. (Wells that recover
'Ida; it precedes the period Of slowly may need a smaller '
peak demand;- the frost is nut, pinup and larger pressure'
• of the ground; it is warm erf-... storage tank.)
ough to work. outside. - . . nut
.3 Is 4,41esign and b for
. „
Find _out. INtOW, exactly hOW Canadiatt,needs andcli.inatel •
4,ater . you need to_ farm e spare parts- an, n. service
profitably and Ii"na
Ye fortahl-Y• - readily. available? ,
Here are some average require- 5. Is it :approved by the Cana -
•Gallons per Day - - -than Standards- Eissociatiou'r
'
:
6. guaranteed by .a.reSitons-
•,Each person ible manufacturer who cap-
. l00 1:lunkw
3411gteens '' '''''''''''''' 5 t� t4136Iaek il up with 5 as^t factory
•Eaell beef steer - • ..1.2 to. 1_5 ielart:, All six. questions should.,
,
1,Each market hog.; '' ' 3 to, 4 be answered with a definite
- not a complete list bat
• laarin,g this special May Pomp Month our"Wator system experts •
2W11114 ascyturste;et, l_aynsdurgivevye,yytiouur.awacteollir preqieteitir, reempoernttsmill, ;be
ll crkecYctemOrnifuelidmaP.
dons. 'Phis 'service is FREE and without °wig on on your part.
Toilobt.gi 56 NOW and arrange,. to have our e make this
,PATRICIA caomWO
19$8 'graduate of St. osepla'S•, '
1-lospitai -Seliciel of Nursing:
Graduation ceremonies took. E.,.
Place lecentlY hi London
triCia iS a 'grachiate',Of bnbhn
nigh Sehooi.
Sell that unnecessary 'pleee of
furniture through a litIrOM Exposi-
tor CiasSified Ad. 'Platine 41. .
!blue coal
WILLIS OUNDAS
,
otampiou sthv.e. tow i'unw 1l ,
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HEATING
HARDWARE QUALITY
SERVICE
PHONE 56
"May puttip:Month!'. Page:Without finding Out if `your.
PreSent water system meneyinaker or a money -waster.
. DO "it,NOWl,, • 'r) . • ^
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gEdOMMgND AND INSTALL PUMPS
REARING /HIS ap4RANt1t SIM
You'll Live Boiler . Farm Better with
RUNNING WATER UNDER PRESSURE