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All personsin alit ' bQ 'the: Mt` iiciP. Y
rd ownin ; or:. tier-
, ng 'dogs must purclrase •195$ Licenses for tri
same < on or, bef
ore J e 20 19
un 58.:'
Licenses will be issued from the Treasurer's
Office in the -Town --or' -`
T'oTrl the Tax Collec-
tor,- Harold Maloney.
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Afer that- date '.s:
_..Summonses .. through tk�e.. Cour_
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will be issued to the owners or
harborers'. of dogs,
not having.
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Henson: Club
Tries Sanilac
T1ie initial meeting far 1958• of
fife
Mensal 4H White Dean- C
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held s 'the he
a in li'ettaaR :Town' Hall
Monday' night. 'There was a: very
good. turnout, and 20: members
were enrolled. :"It is expected that.
aew fno
. to re raves Will ,_be:_added
be or
the next'
beforemeeting- on Jun
e,
24 .
The' members received Iolanda-
tion seed:tif the'new Sanilae var-
iety The leaders of the club are
Bob' Allazi, of • Brucefield; and Jacl:
Peck Kipper Bob Allan address
ed the Meeting.
The following officers were elect-
ed: president,: Phyltss Lostell;
vice-president, Marjorie' Sararas
Secretary, Ross McBeath; press
reporter; .Alex. ,RS/de.
EXPOSITOR ;WANT ADS .BRING -RESULTS —.Phone -
$LEAD THE ADVERTISEMENTS.: It's a°.Profitable ..Past'ime.
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cleaning and, ,pressing., Skirt
lengths' are altuays' even •'All
outfits, are' wrinkle 'free
crease -free., Try out service,
and seep
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Group I of 1�rorthside 'United
Chgrch held thea monthly meet
ling: at: the 'home Of *re, , Dais
With 22 Inetnbe's and one visitor
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Present, Mrg..W, . Bali, ' the
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dtet dopethnee d linemetua dson
TheBlas Bags werecollected
a birthdaybox„ in aid of the
cttuit Rind; -was passed, 'Se
minded:,everyone:`oF he couhegre i,
grap..
tional tuck r n-
1 l slipper o Jane 12
pot - luck
and tieldets for the strawberry
festival were,' distributed. among
,nientbers to sell,
In the • absence of the Program
committee, :Mrs.
the13x11 took- charge.
with Mrs. Adams°'reading a: hymn:.
She then"read,the°$efipture, taken.
frown atthew .'CVL', .,c
Iyf�rs E. Ik Close ;introduced the
guest speaker, •Mrs. J F. Scott.'
Shechose as her" topic, "Chtian
Growing.",. Mrs, )Tall, on behalf .of
the ladies, thanked Mrs:. Scott and
Mrs`: -Mills •for the -use of tier -home:
Mrs. Cuthill and Mrs, "Stevenson:
assisted the hostess in serving: a.
lovely lunch.
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Of hot water for your household needs; with an automatic electric
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"BEDFORD MAN ELECTED; PRESIDE"
LOVE F ►RREST REUNION AT flAYFIELD
the annual • Love- Forrest reunion
was. 'held at Turnbull°s Grove Wedr
uesday -with 150 iiaietnbers of the..
elan-- attending` 'laotn`.Ntsrfolk,West
Virginia; , Car, Mich., Kincardine'
r
Parkhill.; Grand Bend, Shipka,
eter, Seaforth,, Hiilsgreen, Klippen
and Hensall. A. telegram' of good.
Wishes , was "'read from the* Love.;
faintly of Vancouver:
Robert Love; . of Thedford,. was
elected,to office .as president,, and
Mrs. ' Lorne :Luker, Hensall, • was
appointed secretary: Walter Fair-
bairn, 01 ii;ippen, captured the prize„
for being the oldest man present,.
and; Mrs:,VIFilliam Forrest, of Heng.
Bali; the oldest :lady iii a1 tendanee.
Honors for theiyoungest baby prey
eat"went to 401-a `Datafeof Grand.
Bend; fairtily 'front- 'ongest•
taupe;, Mr. and'Mrs. Norman Cole-
inan and family, Norfolk,. W. Vir-
gma;
'A full, line of sports was, run. off,
directed li
y Jim Loire and ~Lyle
Steeper.. Winners' were: ehiid `rev's
races,othree ,ne 't o.th e years; Lloyd'
Whiting,- Debra Dove, :Jilin Steep-
er; four_to six, Wayne Love, Mary
Sturdevant, 'Kenneth :Jones; Six to,
;Bobby,,:, Love,. julran
•Julia 'Blanchard:. eight
to 12;:'''E
s-
ther Whitings. TOM .IOVe ,IIIIda
McDonald; 12'to 15,.WayneMiller,
Mary Scott, Frances Blanchardj,'.
wheelbarrow~ race; Wayne Miller-
and� Gordon` Whiting, Toni Love and
Brian- r peanut scramble;. re-
lay race, captained by Mrs..'Robt.
Love and:. Garnet -Patterson,:with
1VIrs .Love's• _sidQ the winn'ers;..
orange race,',Cordon? Whiting, Ed
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(By CARL IMMINGWAY)
doidi
liaen Ggirgi•Lo, w
gva e D.onrshopidc�utame
eab] StuEsGrtgs
errWhiti; lades', terac,M
/ant; -young "mens race,
; Keith.
Love, Lyle. Steeper; You>yg lager'
raise, Frances Blanchard Mar
Scott, .Mi'ldrod-Steeper,_ followed by.
•a `tug -of War..
-A sumptuous picnic supper was
served and 'enjoyed „by' all. , Turn
bull's Grove was chosen as the -site
for the 1959 reunion, the first Wed-
nesday. -in June.
Accident Injures
=',EafrIkncettte,: of Clinton, po:..st:-ell
40--50 to *Win, the tenth °'af ival Veo-
ner trophy •shoot at Kippen- Giro
Club Weduesday:night •.In ,the -run-
her upposrtioii.,•was JJ,k_ Gilbert;
of`•Goderich, with x,47 50: ',
Later'ii the shoot Gilbext`seored.
50 staigl*-jn 'another be event,to., "
coine the 'first ' marksman to 'ac-
eonlplish . this • feat- in ',Kipper club..
history. '
This is the tenth year the trophy
has been shot ler, -and: anyone win-
ning'this trophy- three years
' keep'
s
PossesSion:•ofit. • JohnAnderson
and Lloyd Venner;.of Ilensall, have•,
both .w'n it twice."
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Mr.; and`. Mrs , •Harve''` ;Dol '
aii<i Mr and -Mrs R -:C = Dodds-
spent , the' weekend in Toronto.
EDERATIJN NE'
Thi' ::Ontario__Poultr:y,-Producers
exeeeitiVe held a meeting in To-
ronto` Jnne 3. At 'this meeting: we
were asked to consider the, stabil-
iza•tion: price as:there'l a national
Meeting ,coming soon. As :,you
know, • . the -stabilization ,price: for
?Grade A large 'is 44 cents deliver
ed, oiled and in, neVr 'wooden• cases
at 'Montreal:,. Wi'tliout; going into
'details, this seexi'sto :mean 34 cent
details -this gems -_toiean_ -?f4
'cents to-tfie pt ducer;in,thisarea"
Question? Is this a'. satisfactory
price? ;Abort 'a =.ago 'at pard -
try: producer 1-n4tingsc there rtvas
definite `feeiirig aniong; large 'oper-
ators that hi floor price Which
returneeaCBetts to the orb user
-vvas tOd:liiiti.• Many of-thes.rge-
producers ,aa'ted that, at•this- rice
vertical::jrn*etatlou wbulr over
-run the-htdustry as the -50,'00'b flock
owner could'7nake `$cads of.nron
ey" and., force' the small .-reducer
nut of tsinnts. `
At the June 3rd', Meetinga large
'operator slated; that this .' 34 -cent
floor• would be ;very :close to: n., year,
pound ceilsng and :would be quite
— ainsatisfactury :'He ,suggested •that
Yrrder this con;ditlon the support
:price -sl ouid b higher,'t9' ,provide
a reasonable chalice of profit for
-tire prod; r ,
`When
:the floor..price was 38e in
1956,_, theprice_toiheprodncer-var
ed-,jrom :29c ;,:ti 'S7e"' o Grade A
liege, in 1957,;; When ;. production
was quite high; price varied. from
:?8e'.:0,• 53;c ,These• figures are from
'only one:local grading station:' and
lnrgiit wait' a cent or ; two • Also
under this floor .the' Spread between
Grade A large and : Grade A .coed
Ginn reached a maximum Ofj, 25c;
quite anreasona'b72....
firth :the lugger floor: pace, -ap
parendy; we can expeCt•;little flae-
tuatioii of, price throughout the
• I` thmlz ,this would he desir-
aide 'Woken producers 'get 57 cent$
Coitsnmers will p ng to.80 cents"
Pr ducexs nrhxi s- U shroct to'
ebasaint?ss, have;.toid a that buy
e resistance everops' when Grade
and over;,70e causes ,sharp redia
tions in sales, In the best inter-
est§ of the producer , the price,
should 'remain. •below this level.
L would ;;appreciate it very much
if'yon 'could• supply, me'with cost
winch' would . determine ' a coinpar-
.atively uniform. price` for the year
round that; would return to the pro-
ducer a reasonable income. When
your -organization' makes recom-
mendation to m
Governent, _. it- is
40-iportif that--tlrey-have some
facts from_ the. producers: Is the
34e to the producer 100 high? Too
low? Or just right?
ay ae:warning:Y.
$ackact a is often caused ,by -lazy •;
kidney action When.kidneys get out of
,order, ezcess,ac,ds rand wastes! remain '
in the.system.• Then backache, 'dis-1,"
birhed os That tired -outland heavy -
headed feeling may soon follow:: Thafs
the frolic to take -Dodd s Kidney Pills..
"Dod6 stimulate the kidneys to normal
action Then you; feel better -sleep.
better -work better. Get,;Dodd'3
Kidney Pills now s3 ..
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BUSINESS AND' PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY •
1NEBICAL.;
ITSBORNE dz HIBBERT
1V[UTITAL
INSI7ltAl1`CE CO...
READ OFFICE Exeter, Ont.•
President
E. Clayton' Coiquhoun, E.R. 1,
Science Hill
Vice President:
Alex J. ,Rohde,, R.R.3 Mitchell
DIRECTORS ---Martin Feeney, iii:
R.';2, Dublin; ,Robert G. Gardiner,
R.R. 1, Cromarty;; Milton.McCurdy,.
R.R. 1, Kirkton '' Tirnothy B ;
Toohey, R.R.- 3, Lucan,
AGENTS--Harry-Coates, R.R. 1,
Centralia:- Clayton Harris, Mit,
chell; ' Stanley Hocking, Mitchell.
SOLICITOR W. G. Cochrane,.
Exeter
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