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EXPOSITOR .WANT .ADS 'PRINO RESULTS _
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*ON JUST A/4Y
DRY
.CLEANING
re' assure
Hensall Kin Giv en
Attendance .Pins
Hensall Kinsniee Cxotb..at 4,1w r'
dinner meeting Thursday' rrssenttd
attendance pins. to Conrad McRa-
,arts with 100 per ,cent atteridance
-401,in. Heal and .Ross Jinks, 200 1er'
cent;. Harold Knight,, 800 per Beit
Bill- M'iek1e, Jim --Clark and Jack
Drysdale, 400 per,cent.
Bill Mickle and Jack' Drysdale:
gave highlights of the district .con-
vention held tri lamulton. The elui
decided to have an evening enter-
tainment and dance in the local'
arena Labor ' D'ay night. Robert
R..ealaurn' wen the raffle.
ensalI Sale. Prices,
' Prices at ' 1-Tensail community
sale: Thursday were
Weaniiiig; pigs, . 515.75 to $16.90`;"--
chunks;
18 90;chunks; $20.1.0 to $23.75; feeders,
$26 to $34.50; sows, $90 to $131;
Holstein cows, $150 to $185Dur-:
ham cows,: $175 to '$210; Holstein-
calves, $12 to $36; Durham calves,'
$30 to $62:
liOrie '41 Sold were ,5.70, Pigs and 150;head
of'`eattle' and 'calves
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A-1' Service
e
have recently installed IVevir Modern Dry
leaning .• Equipment and can offer you. fresh,
entle dry cleaning that protects fine fabrics` and
colors as it cleans them all at easy -.prices.
There's no hazard here
when it comes to sizing.•
.
We never " shrink or
stretch garments: They
come' back; to you in per-
fect shape
erfect'shape„ beautifully dry
cleaned and. pressed,..
CALL US FOR SERVICE.
Phone 8'
Seaforth..
ENLAIG I11i LiIS ,,E,'S less than 'a year ago,' Flannery i;Cleaners today;'; has iegparGded •to a
point where t, has-been-neeess-ary to mstaU the latest-in..-dny,rcleaning equipment ,::,Thei. ,equip
ment-pernuts the;. organization ;to provide guaranteed service.to its -many' etstoniers:
Located. in 'the' Jackson' block , ,Flannery: Cleaners is' owned.:; and. operated, by' ;John ;,'Flannery,
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for - di 'riot resident. 'H r Mr. Planner ' i ` sho ' n � he'''o crates• one '
for' many S.ea�s a� well knovtm st a� e , y . s w s .
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w machines, r'eeently installed -by the =.°,Gardner Sewing and; Pressing Machines ' Limited:
of. the ne
P_KC PER DRIVING HABITS_
Mrs. Franke Walters; they newly -
elected' president; ';occupied: the
chair for the: May meeting .of _the.
Women's 'Institute held in the com-
munity . Hall Thursday, evening:
The secretary, Mrs_ •McCreath,
reported,.on the April:meetin'g and:
•a recent • executive 'meeting. ng. Mrs.
James McDonald and • Mrs; Ed.
Dougan were, appointed, as 'lead
ers for tiie rdtifse, "Sew To -Save
Dollars." .Any. member wishing 'a
handbook was asked'` to notify the
secretary before the next.• meet-
Mrs. Herb . Travis,; Mrs. , Harvey
Craig, `Mrs. William H. Humphries
and Mrs. Gerald Watson were
chosen, to prepare the entry for
.Erussels 'Fall ;Fair, "The.' Man in
My'Life."
Mrs. - Torrance „Pandas reported'
the. financial Standing.. An :invita--
tion.: to,, attend the BIyth institute
on Thursday, June 5, was" accept
ed. A -bus trip was. planned •for
August. "During the loll"""call,' Sun-
V 1q
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Like good )Cleaners everywhere, ;
ou Dave <:chosen ".your equ prnent wisely
or your Clothes
EXPERT DRY CLEANING
It was our privilege toprovide and -
.Install the; n odern.�'-dry - cleaning
equipment now :available . to cus-
'toners. -of Flannery' Cleaners'
SEWING AND • PRESSING MACHINES LIMITED
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AGENTS ,and DISTRID TTORS:
ic.Dry Cleaning Machines • Ajax Shirt Laundry Machines -
Glover Stainless Steel Washers "
TORONTO 2 B
,fig >Spadina Avg
shine Sisters • :Were revealed , by
each- Memberpresenting a. giftto
her Sunshine: Sister 'Mrs. William
Turnbull, and ,Mrs; ' Ken McDonald
presented Mrs.:Art.:Busby -with a
parting'gift on behalf of the Insti-
tute.
The agriculture conveners,- Mrs.
Ilarvey Craig and Mrs.; Roy
Damson took charge of;the second
Part of ;the meeting .;TA film; on
Safe Driving".:was shown by Carl
Hemingway. ,of the Federation, of
Agriculture,• • Clinton. • Concentra
tion; control .and courtesy are'es-
sential for safe driving.?;Folloviing
the film,,' Mr. Hemingway eemplih
mented the branch on their large
membership and also. on the newly
decorated hall,.;which was a eom-
munityproject,' last winter . He
also gave valuable, advice regard
ing car insurance policies and, hog.
marketing
•Mrs;--Graig-thanked•, the speaker
who came so willingly, and Mrs
Roy Williamson presented him
with a' gift
•
" The motto, "Agriculture is the
life, line,; of the; nation," was 'very
ably given iY:; Mrs. Earl Mills:%'.Ir
opening; Mrs. Mills remarked• that
agriculture is the oldest:, and most
,e"ssential oreccupations and'is,•:the-
foundation ui5on::wliich all, others"
'have been reared, Were farming
to be discontinued for : one year,
the ciyilized portion of the world's
peoples would• :,tele and; even; :the
easy -living Titations of tropical re
gions would be..near. starvation:..
Today in Canada E we have soiree
174,000,000 'acres of occupied.' farm:
land, and our, .population has in•
:creased 21/2 ;times On;• this; :we ens.•:
Nurse Graduates,:.
'Relatives' Attend
Congratulations are extended to.
Miss Alice: Caldwell who.• graduat
ed from the Victoria, Hospital
School of .Nursing, London. Miss
Caldwellis _the •,daughter: dof Mr.
and Mrs. William' Caldwell. of
ucetield.' She" as one o 78
nBrurses graduating•wf'- in tie 1958'.
class
Those' attending :the _graduating•
exercises- on Thursday -evening _at,.
Thames Hall University.of West-
ern Ontario; and-the'i'eception at
Somerville :House,"; were 'Mr and
'Mrs. •William Caldwell, ,Brticefield;"
Messrs., Kenneth, Gordon and Rob
ert• Caldwell, Brucefield, Mr. Fred
Deichert, Zurich; ' Mrs Clarence
Coleman, Cromarty; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Laing, Cromarty; Mrs
Harold Coleman, 'Staffa, • and Mr-.`:
and:Mrs..:..Albert 7Xeichert,, Zurich:' -
produce so: much.._more. food than:
we can use that Canada is lead
ng.
i:exporter' of faad productsa tq:
other countries, Who knows what,
War s.;Will' be vented--or:won, .nr
who:knows 'to what extent -Univers-:
al peace an;d internafioiial',brother-;
hood mat be brought •about by -the"'
farmers . of:' Canada; that ;group of
some 900,000 people, of whom the:
farning..peaple of.our--own small-
co inunity-are--a vital and• •essen `
tial part., 'ices,-•indeed, ,..agriculture.
is .elle life -line of -our nation
.George Williamson moved"'
a vote of thanks- to all the .retire
ing efficers`-Mrs William H. • Hum-`
phries=;ted the group;-ifi a;..sing-song;
after which lunch waSil served,.. by
Mrs. Ed-:.Nliller;.Mrs: Luellaar
shall, Mrs. W. , E Turnbull, ,Mrs:
Jas.;;.McDonald and;,;iters,.Stet/
ff
The CGIT .held their May Meet -
big in the basetuentof the .church.
The : thexiie of the meeting was,
"He ;Seethe Solitary in Families."
Jean Millen led lir praYer;
meditation was given by the presi-
dent. k`,laiue• Beattie read the
scripture,, and a short prayer was
given, -by Sharon shin erviTJo
ltearf711aiion service was held• in
the con; Wednesday evening,.
die • theane 'of the worship service
's,..:ilat:: are . they among:
mane"" WShirley; Dolmage 'led. in
prayer. A short meditation was
gl.venby Mrs. William Little.
The.reaffiliation ceremony: Was
then eonduci'e 1, followedby a very
interesting film"On, Japan. Mrs G.
Blanchard pronounced the bene -
KIN
�aturda r, >
300 .o'clock
ALY'S , STOR "
Sponsored by ':St. -James' C,wst..
Congratulations to
FLANTIERY CLEANE
eve` are happy to have complet
Plumbingurnbin Requir
in connection with the Nista
Of newl �.,,.,.�.
equipment
JTY1eT1't.
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just kei
Mrs. Harry Norris, Sr -;;,of Croi*
arty,' ,had. her, left leg- amputated
at • Victoria i%sttal, London,: on•
Wednesday ;of last week. Dr. An-
gus •McLaughlan, specialist, was
the' -attending. -physician. Mrs. -Nor
ris came through the",operation
very. iicely,::and her many'friends
wish her a quick recovery- back: to
health.
ale Out of-Town_GEtiesta
Amber "Rebekah :Lodge had as.
their guests at their meeting Wed-
nesday ",evenings Monktol1 • Star
J odgc frOx r 1VIenkton, and Morn-
ing Star .orige sof Brussels .An
invitation •was received ''from the
Brussels jiodge to attend their
twenty-fifth: anniversary .June.; 10,
and, ani invitation received front
Pride of. Huron' Ledge, -Exeter, to
the ,Vice.Grand Mrs. Inez McEw•
an,. Warden Mrs Glenn Bell• nd
colorbearer Mrs. Howard'•Lemon,
fe attend their 'eleventh.' birthday
party Jun& 4.
gable, Grand Mrs.- William Cald-
well was in the chair. A social
hour of bingo was enjoyed, and
delicious "refreshments' were sere
Grad Shows Slides
Don ".Brock, a recent graduate of
the OAC, Guelph, was guiest `speak:
er at :the May meeting of Kippen
Last Wen -lea's Institute. Xrs.' Glen.
Slavinwas hostess, at lier home
'Wednesday evening.
Icon showed some Avery fine -col=
col-
ored slides taken during..his suin
mer vacation. -training in .the -Re-
serve Navy at Halifax. In addition
to showing slides he, took at• Hali-
faxi England and 'Scotland, -he
showed slides he took last Christ
Inas-. when seven boys -from the
College totik a trip to Florida' in
the notable 1825 Reo fire truck.
Members answered the:.: roll call
with a highlight from the 23 year's
activities of Kippen East WE Mrs..
Elden Jarrott • reviewedcurrent
events, and Mrs. Alex McGregor
contributed a. poem Mrs. R. Dun. -
fop, of Seaforth, faveredNith piano
solos and four-year"old Dianne.
McKay sang, accompanied by her
irtothet, Mrs. -Ken McKay, ;`at the
pia np
The' group outlined plat. s 'for
their arcual pienie at the Lions
Park, Seaforth, in Tull;- .and. ap-
pointed Mr. and Mrs 'Keir; McKay;
Mx: and Mrs, Rpbert Reil and •Mr,
and,: Mrs"Toward. Finkbeiner. tlie'
m
entertainent comznittee. Mrs:
Charles E: re -conducted ' contests;
and Preside t Mrs.: Campbell Eyre
chaired.Alier... eeting Lunch con
mittee were its Margaret, Mc,;
I(ay, Mrs. 'Wilham;,Ky1e, Mrs 'Wil-'•
liam Bell and Mrs.,..Campbell Eyre,,
Dies iii Toropio,
Word was: received :in Hensa
life' l
Saturday, ofe' sudden-cleath�."0
not& .Be11 general manage','
.the .imperial Oil Ontario 'Market-
ing
;Market
-ing Division, Toronto Mr. .Bell,;
Who. was .in his. early fifties, was;
formerly o£'flenshll.
Son of,- the late • Mr. and. Mrs.'
•Thomas Bell, of'l`Ierisall, "Iver. .Rely.
joined the Imperial Oil in. 1933 and;
•was_.made niarlage'r. in 1942 sur-,
viving are his • widow,: the "former
Helen McDonald, of Acton, and one:
dangle*•prL + a. LiBt neraLser-
vices were held, in: Tolonte
ELECT'
-~required in the °installation ' of
new equipment at
FLANNERY. CLEANERS -
was expertly installed by, us,.
efer Yovr Wiring Probler�n
r
eaair Needs to:
Electrical ' C ntractor
commercial ridrz'si� zrcl R zcle3iiiai TT3trzn,g
Television and Electrical Appliances
SALES and SERVICE'
Phone 267. r:•,x 0Seaforth
Aperson wrapped up in himself
makes a small paeka'ge.
W,, L B EE
-TAXI SERVICE
Phone 62
•°After -midnight, --315 M
Passengers insured
Prompt Serviee
:FRESH:- O'AKED
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1957 Dodge Four -Door -•
a6 Plymouth Four -Door
• 1955 Dodge k`oux-Door
1955 Studebaker Four -Door
1953: Dodge .Sedan
1953. Forel:. Two, -Door
:1952 Olds • `88' Four -Door
1951 Plynouth, Sedan
1949. Plymouth •
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SPECIAL TRACTOR VALUES
2 — 400 Case Diesels
1 -- 350 Case Gas Tractor
owcliffe Mt�ri-
DODG DE SOTO to
DODGEU'CIKS'
CASE FARM ls'IACfL 4IK
'hone'207 Seatorth