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ANDREW Y igal.,BAN, Editor
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BAFORT, NOVEMBER:7,. 1,958
So That TheirSacrifice May Not . Be. Ili Vain'
$eqpi:th-' and district citizens, in At no "bine should Armistice Day :
,common with their fellow Canadians be regarded as a holiday, as a 'day, of
om-coast t -O eoigt; will -pay tribute relaxation, of pleasure. Rather,' it
i§:a day, of •remembr9,nee,..of,dedica:.
o the dead of' two wars at Remein-•
ranee Day services Tuesday In the two •1diiars,
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' The deeasiOn -thi",e°2\a
;v65°I,
tunitY. for 'Citizen.sAp pat,homage- to .•tOP aggression in Korea; 288 were°
the fiTeinory ofthos,..e--wh-O-i-4id.----46Wir---:
killed --In addition, thonsands moi e -
their live's, to presers:Ta oiir Wa3r'„Of, -suffered wound, the.results Of which
life. 'Unfortunately; it is an oeeasion tliey ,Will.never he -rid:
that In paStyears-:-VarickeirignlYreq---.77. --ThleSe- Canadians. died to protect •
by far too many among those who and yreserve our freedom—freedom
benefit from the s,adrific-eSof the. to worship; to vote; to .speak as .we
fallen. A :Remembrance Day- cere, will. They died, too, to free human -
Via*, atttncled by 4niere handful of fty from war: Remembrance Day,
itizenS is not Only an affi ont, to therefore, is a -time when their sacri-:
those who gate their...411:U Isail in:- be-r—recadlgd a-ndaut
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dication of care' 'attitude ‘thoughts - and actions 'directed in .
that prevails all toc. frequently to- Such a fashion that their lives Will •
•not have - been. given in 'Vain.
Ynicipal,.-Vcrtring,--Arrangernents,-Need .0
tions macle, th'.3rdon't know 'the tithe
limits; they., clbn't know 'eVen,.. some-
times, if 'their -names have been left
oft. • •
,It is all very -well to say they s 01,11
.know—that they "should read the 'fine ,
print. more 'carefully: ,'But-, would it
not be more practical tO take steps to,.
point outin a'stra-ight .f.Ort‘Tard Way_
;just what -Voting right's 'a ratepayer
has, .and' the,.steps..he,,•must:take. to .
- guard ' -
As f ar:aslack'of interetneleC
tions is concerned' there 15 n dQubt
thata long 'delay' between nominaNew Uerk Starts
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r•Rdures to , follow whereby names -tion and election results ina loss ofwli,
he lists., may be added; .• enthusiasm... P•erhai)s dt-ls- too . late, to co.ntiii,y,a.r•ni:er-la7irwho
1 the- 613.-ew,seierrek-
Members of Seaforth-Cduncil at—a;
recent meeting,' expressed concern
about the little interest there appears
to be in municipal elections. In con--
'sidering the cause,It wa. suggested
that the period that elapses between
nomination day and .election allows
10,h3i—ilitere.St thatd-
, haladen aroused
to dissipate.
At the same time, 'the possibility
hat-there-ararrfe-who would wish
to vote but.who_vkroulcnot hate -their
name on the voters' .was raised.
The statutes, of c,oursel.set out prO,-7,
BA TO Brother .
Charles Johnston was in Loadon
laSt„ Friday bight at: TA:Ames Hall,
attgriallitc-attieagradaationagerernon-
Jes out--by.atheraUniversitT
of -0litario-.7-Hisolarether, • Letinaral;
who is 'principal of a 'nubile Schopl
St Marys, :received his Bach-
elor of Arts degree,.aIong with 1.80.
other still:lents being honored that
night'Clinteri ITewsRe,cord..••:
U TY
BROD-HAGEN
' Flowers ,wer.e placed, in 'the
ehanCel of St,. Peter's Lutheran
sandtry. fralit t1ftn
Oral:of• Mrs. Ed wesenterg (Ariv
al.litda Pfeifer), Toronto.' Which.*as
held in.igoroutO last .IVIondaY.' •
•
•
Members of United 1...utheran
Church Women were guests of the.,
Ladleal Aid of St.-PauPs- Lutheran
Chureh, Efflce, on Wednesday., af-
terrioem; .
SteWards • Of the Christian Home
met oil:Thursday evening , in., the
church basement.Mr. and • Mrs.
Ralph Hicks, Mr. -and Mrs. .11-a1ph:
Fiseher and Pastor and Mrs. E: J.
Tieeher' were. in chaage of devea
tiOnsIllhe tonic Wasa'''We Take , Our
Cherubs to Church" MiS.aFiSeher
led a dise-USSion., on this to,pieo,Pes-:.
:Mr:Fischer,: shoed slides, on their
visit in •Nova: 'Scotia. ,
• •Viee-president Ronald Hinz Was
, chargea,of • 'bush -lege.- The bus
trip t� the Royal Winter -Fair :on
Friday, . NM/ember.' 211 ,• was the
main disciisSion-Lurfets ,-wasj-Serv:-
.edby .the same .corninitteeas in
charge ef devotions: • A ,aalloWe'en
tamewas:. also enjoyed. •
Phe synipathyof the conirounity
extendedto the farnibe and
,rel-
atives.aOf lVfogl.E,....,Who felt -when the .curtain--finally.--relled shows. toco. . There was one; down .•
passed away in S , Joseph s 'Hos up on the Cardn.o's Hallastage. on the vacant lotlacress.froinawhatpitai London a,
on Tuesday r. Longbefore lliad read Lavery ad- was then-the.:old;fairnittire factory; ,•;,
Mr and_Ma-_J0hxt ..Mnelfer: and_viertiseine•nts.., painted .:on..JhatLold„.„There' was a 'big ' redfacetf, man-
wit4 her curtain (by the Way, 1: wendea 11. there one
mother Misai-Aughat,Hillebrechtall:it IS...Still' up these') . . b tte "3-rniractilous
cuie all
l\tr.andl,Mrs.• Kenneth Raney , Them the house hght...adddenly ;•Wlifchsa•WoUlall,fix. all
hiiman 111
inda and Fred, ttorigji,. dirriined; „n
the curtain went up and •ments, g, .. reniember,
plan t� fake .Up; residence:an Teron
to "narned'at-IY•' 'Stieceeding.'Lerne
eS•ananaaer here nob.-
oef ....Belgaa ye ; li;ds been
7;iniiligirithae-B-felagravea
•Robimon isarnaariedwitli.."iiire SOM.
of high:School:age; •Bud Orr; who
has. 'been .einPlaiyed at ,, the local
Co-op'' for over 'two Sears, :g�
to-Beigrave to take- 'oiler. the frian-:
:agee's pdSition .0:ere; Blida .a.: native :Of Laickliowabacfrbeeri'einploy-
ed . be-
fore' returning M. laiicknew.-Lticit7
,,a •• •
'IteheiVesll3A
•...Congratulations :.are• extended:
iViiss. Edith Lockhart; of Toronto,
foarperlY of Blyth; on reCeiVirig:•her
Bachelor of !Arts' clegreeat the fall,
'cell -Vocation. heidaat the, UniverSity
Of.a.Westean. Ontario,. PridaY,. Oda:
20.: Mr•arid-,1WallStuart. RobinSbna
G °deride: arid Mi a arid Mrs. AMU
'GrimineWa..„.Tor.entoaaW,ere
the guests,!latteriding .the cenveea-
tion.-a1VHS-a-1,LeckliattaislaDhOnaeo ecci.:-
nbinie. teacher :at Beverley-Heights-
j46.10t:-71:Tigh -Sql.k66,1-iii. North' York/
-Blyth• :
bmitted. frbin t ::•.
'-'-bilt action must be .6.'k4,k):"..Witl'ill ,Cel':',:-,'. : ,;:•':ldO,l'al4attlii.•14".a,,b,(y6tait, til'i',.• 'sre.;',Neit.;...:,' of. :• the :, •To.wn•',:';-.4 ,••1,Ttinighani,-eeni.:
, tain Prescribed time :if Onl-:S.sions. are : ''..3 . yearas.,another ' Matt .r . and ' • "t •
: .... ,..,: ., , „ e, ,..,,,, ., i, con . .,.: riekt,,Weelo.:'The neWarriuniciPal•Ofo
.. . .. .
to be corrected„'.: •:- ....,. 2 ' ::',;.'...'.", ., .''',"...,,,...'..i.' .'":., .: ."be-;hOpe4that the....CoUncit.tliQh. Ini.git't.":''.- 'neer.'..:6thei..tO , WingliaM.. wifha' the.
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This is all iety-ti*p1.6'. 'O-4P4.0i41S;--,.---.de-v-O, ....tv-S-Onie:tinie....;th ..4E't'i4d'v.'6f'.'th" ••• '•,,b.p.,,i,, possible . "recOnimendationa
. and /leo le. who • .,-1 y ;‘ :., 4 ..,., : . ... , .. .61., ,... . I.:... ,...d....i.,. : ,,..: . , ..:„... ,,,- ...,,,. :"':-,frariirtairliarrio. 'Where 'h/asabeen,
. e• P : 4, to day deal-. :,.- proems, •re.ate .._ ,0:•.•tutIllicpai.:•e.te-eL'..,...tb,..iiii„:..eleikloi the,iiaStl„t 76'Y,'eari:
,...ing with municipal .nlatters...,..gtlt;.':t.O......'., ::ti.OriStiOtTiii.'-late,09tOtier-.;-bnt:,,erl' ' ''''Fill'll'iei';'' Ills'.•
average: citizens • •it, :preSentS::',1;di ' ' i..-,..A..,the':*.eaf,". :tune to take - t-' Yi''''' .1Yfni'd'iall,,,;i,o7,44.46:..,i:ta,.,t..!;VIZSgittqritiolrea,
fa.c. 10,Pa I. ,, a -
cnities. 7'To ' begin .' with,:' '66y':',4 - ',.-t, : -the'5.tn-d.TY.-,rindiq--4't•O'S.''''.'-a'etiO
... , on, liTixtbiltd:T.11.,..„_:-,,,, ity• on .mumemal, work.,Wingharri,
aa-.... . YF -7„.. ..AdvaliceTiniesa
..know ho -to ,go abOntliaing.corree:-.,•-. :,:lielPfut: - ' -:.1 ' :- ' " -• • ' ''''' . ' • . • . ,,..
ijilt: Chief..
could this duties on Monday of
EDERAT
• The king -pin of the completely,
'iebUi1tiiifiOIiCe force will
:be Sergeaat ;Frederick ..Minshall,
a0owho liasl served witia-theaileOp
• Police denartmeat.for 20 years.' On
-;rattefesting items': gleaned from: Monday :he will become chief- of
• , The Huron Expositor of
25; .50 By 3,, C2Lital , HEivai\Tura_wAy., ... the" town forde and take over di-
. - •
• • , , - rectiOn of four rookie constables.
and 75 years •ago. Hallett Township.' Federation Of -"SI'', ee. x'a-Cille' F' HaMA(Mot Hathll
meet._ Nva• •80sPe.nded on .August 27, e
"a-•"..aaa••••'.6"-•a-•*-"'•••"'" Agriculture held its annual
. ... ' - - • ' lig in' the Commit
unar ll af acting chief ef the town force has
,Fr°n1 The' Ilur.°;n •E*Pci.T.°1* . Kr' Pavid metellan 'ha:ihg
s rented. desboro On October .30. The been CP1- Helmar Shell, who has
November 10,, I933his farm on ;., I - • the stlif 'c, meeting - was well '. attended with --h-e-eon '''') . ° t fr
. .. . oncession,
n loan t he town 0 111 the
0 . .iTackersInith; to Mr: Ilerify Carter some0 t . .0n or •-tuna - te 1y • ' Provincial . Police Sgt.. Minshall
-• 14 presen . - ' -
• . -• . *for. me, I had to attend the anima]. was selected. 'from. approximately
Hon. Robert Weir, Minister - of of the west end •
ing through' Western Ontario, yll-'2 , coal Stove attlie- home of; Mrs, Cream Producers and missed t e
Ping of: OS from a meeting - of • the 'Huron Couttiy ' 40 aPPliants •for the. 1°1)- Ile. will
Agriculture, who- has been innter-l• By the eica start at a salary .of $5.,200 'Pei irear-
iGeorge' Baeker ' Brussels on Fri: dd d h -' f lid
, T(
a ress an s owing o s es ma- . • •
i which is several hundred_ dollars
.nn Thursday 1st a' visitor at the . more .than tbe salary which was
• home of William,, 11.- Armstrong, , ads, night aaf-Ast ' week, . Migses en- by: Anson McKinleY, •Zurich;.'
asdrnisr
Ilullett. • and Pearl ,Baekea had • a ind on Which I have. heard 'very:i Ohl 1° thev.ehlei wh°
ecl..--rGederich Signal -Star. •
• IVIayor D. Slitherland Wes, narrow escape • from.taUffecatien, favorable. comment':
ected preaident of lthe Beaver When fond, the former - , - a,.„. , . a.. ,
Was' lin-• At 'the cream procrticers meeting . ' . ' - , , til .eetE 5 -n -t o• •
Hockey Club at the annual :meet- , conscious, and. the lattea partlY SO a .the.aelleaeing county directors were Other loll corriPaldea have long
Ing oh Tuesday 'evening- • ' -, - !... 'The eiTlienall• flour; mill has been -eleCted as votingdelegatesto the abice 'dtig and gone 'front this" area,.
. , ,
When thieves broke inteahls stere i-closed'dOWnfalaalmost_fohr MbnthS', provincial annual to be held in the but the tTal-Ott-Mar Oils IA d. -keeps
late Monday night or •early -.Tues-'! during which time they have.etiMpo •Royal, York on November 18: ,Iltaa- :plugging .away ' at ..itswell; near
: Alay , Morning, W. L. Querengetser;...1„Ped 'their' entire . mill With 'the -11f- I ace: belbridge.„'Elmer ;Ireland,: Rae,-Credifon. - .After . nine a years ;. fit
teneral merchant. •Brodhageria•leSt:' eSt and rnest • mli-16-date •milling I Houstoa, Simon ;TIallahan, Huine ' drilling,: most • 'of thern fraught with,
merehafidise, •,' valued '4it. ,..a4noit 'InieltinerY. ' :. ': ' .. ."'." '•I'Clutton, 'Delrhar. Skinner; .alter-, frustration, the company, Still:holds:
' ,oo: , ,--, • ' ,,. , . • • . - Mr. H. 11: *RuSeh, HenSalla has . nafes,. lames
'.1. Elliotti., Russ'ell;, hope 'of success .: ' The,...; ekploratiori
• Pupils Of • Seaforth ' Collegigte. In'. ' Ptirehsed 'thiring• the :past Week 4 Bolton and Den Buchanan .- . . I will. soon end,' however.•-• The cern-
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., stituth : .g 4 th e r e d iii the assembly sParr, Of fine Ponies,. , . ,Simon Hallalian was re. -elected pan y Plans a ,"do • or,,diP"' Woe this
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xoom cai •ThursdaY, n10riiingo ..!:vbeh. ''llir•:4611n 'Tumor, Jr is fn'l\reith` chairman, :With .1.1oriee Delbridge fall thatavviittell' the tale; accord special Remembrance' Day , pro - ern Ontario on his . atalual, -deer .1 as yice.chairmara and aa ;•.,', Hem,: ing - to ..drill,.er• George. .McMastdr,
gran -i -*-as' carried out. .0Capion . Es huntifra, e., edition.
ea . a, a ingway',aS .Secretarytreasiirer. Who's been. on • the- job for . seven
a .§'", TWO.' reaeliitiens wer.e • aPproVed: Yeats. McMaster Said the cable
ApPIeyerd and Rev Father T, Vi -,-1.:'• ,. '
•
Hussey were-, guest speakers.
Art tad 'Constance landmark" dis'- . prem. now aberaa apapa;aataa,
November 9' 'IS83
,•
appeared this week when the barn
• 011 Lej Stephenspn's property was •-
tarn dOwn. He intends to 1:e.builf$.1 A little. bova .son of Mr: Sallies
Miks Mona Sills is visiting in: Reynolds, of -the Township of ,Hul-
'Windsor and Detroit. ' - .lett.;. aged -three. years, fell from a tariff' restrictions on the iniporta. and has hit- a quartz formation--
hcirse'on. Saturday arid got badly. tlort of soy beans ar1 the Federal Exeter Times -Advocate.
The ,•first recommended that the tool rig; which 'has, been working
on the well since 1949, will be •te-
floor price of butter be based on
a cost' of production that ,,would Placed by a diamond rig soon. "We
return to the producer- an income shotat be able to fillish it aip hi
comparable to the currebt wage two or three months;" hd stated.
level.The second • opposed any The drill. is -down over 4,000 feet
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. ,Armstrofig,•
. Seek Pole Smasher .
Proyincial' police from the EA-
thr detachment' are looldng for7a
. who recently purchased the, . _....mq,- cut- about the fabe . , G-overnment was commended. for
Nichhel home on James Street, are .. .
Mrs. Sohn .1-1mtings;aof. Ilibbert;seProviding a •deficieney payment- to-
--Fairlig a iumber • of' changeand mat'Vlith a most4painful •actident 1 ProVide the growers with, a reas-
arnprovements made, preParatory m ,Beafeata-en Batiidaya-Blie, was i Ortabie. iriCOIrie fk-OM 'WS. Crop. •h -
car in t is district with a'hub cap
ifo Moving in. .- -' • ' ' alighting from a °Wagon in frent I The -trend of cream producers to
- l llifiga-J-enti •seott :and MO. 'Helen ;,of: Mr, belong to the
McMillan are' visiting in TOronto. • Thorne's store, When -her !Sell whole milk for the mannaac. I rnl8sing, which' could
Reason who, broke „a hydro Tole in
. foot slipped, causing' lier •-to'' fall ture DT skim milk de a d b t -i
P°w r n '1' Z ' h -1 S rid - ' Ti
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R OSSROA
id Tjrne Shows
Y- JAIVIES scow- -
It is not ,without some surprise as we came out of tite„, old 'Public
these days that find when i_read School, a fellow was standing there
the Years.Agoae section' of •'this' handing' out bills about the show.
journal I remember most of the He had three rnonstrons and him.
peeple and the events which are grae bloodhOrtrids on a leash and .
recalled -there. It seem a no trine every boy in the schoollstood back
at , all since I used to read :those and wondered if he dare .try”
items about the good old days as pat one of the brutes,,-, Nobody
curiosities about a time whichrWas tried at „ •
remote and,no Part of My. life, •,• I can still see that show --Simon
Wela, that's how. it' not Legree -with his -great -bullwhip;
so young as •I soinetirries like ,to whacking poor •old Uncle Tom,
think, , ' standing there with his arms up
Take t.at week aea .matanee! raised,: his face contorted in ag-
There was an item there :about a enY: And I'eertainlY won't' 'forget
aVfinstrel showheld ii Cardno"
•
Hall:" And all at onceethere I. was ti
back. there at that verY show. • startedto -iiiiibber when she died
ral: -thatbecausenightI fell a innelaorviye
-. --- s
Eve,
there on the stage and got.
-haa-cli,a'tb,eaearioatht.irt!'' •Tia-eaans,sa-taileiliglIgoay;11 hoisted up to -Heavers- right before--
shows like that Were just 'about Our eYes.,
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the, most pleasurable aucl ekciting mY Yea, those were the
events of the year:. • • • days; - --
I' 'can still feel the eXcitement And• remember the < medicine
PatttaLof 1Vi
, •
with mr. ,and Mrs. Russell Shall- the stagewas full of men, • all tapevorm,.. -In fact he a a ,
. .
dice on Sunday. _
Mr. and..IVIrs.' JohrfFiacher, Mar-
tin aild Roger, of Toronto.; with:his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. E. 4•
Fischer. ••• .'"
Mr. and 'Mrs.. Frepinan SpenCer;
Mrs. laYdia;QUerengesser and Mrs.
Frank Sivigger,. of -Datroit, called
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aFTfiom,e rivri. and-IVI-rS7-Ed.
Smith on Saturday, after attend:,
ing the: funeral of, :Albeat Rock,
Ma., and Ars. a flab:gal. Wairdell,
Cheryl and Wayne: and. Mr. and
Mrs. 'Herman ^Hinz sl-.)ent the week:
wearing; white ties and tails. tho bottle with 1. soinethin, in it that
orchestra Was playing • and ,when looked like a ,y,ellowisli-white snake
it stopped, Frank Sills; his :plairne ,which he said his remedy had got.
,white hair gleaming andlook- out of the bowels of a woman near,
. ,
ingo-twice als .handsorme as when,Dublin _ -
he was in the thardWare - store, 1.'‘ That was quite a thrill too..
bodmed, "Gentlemen, , be seated!" I And now :what , do I see?, 'The,.
, .
Arid that •ivas.:the way it started same cowboy picture three. or four na
see-the-lal-e-Jaek --DalY, times a 'night -on TV. Ma_ybe. fin_ •
Tat and comfortable, his 'face 'old-fashioned, but I feel sorfY or •
blackened, catching and eating im- • today's kids if that is the best en- -
agiriary flies from:has seat as one tertainment they can get. Caive-
ef the comie • endineto 1 can 'still me the alinstrel Show,- and, Unclf,-
bear J. E. Keating and' Bisonnette Torn and the •Medicine Man any -
singing a funny song wrhiCli 1 third< day. • -
Was - ea lled ea_ • .
Mr. 'and: Mrs, Ed.. liniZ; :near (early in Septeinber,,im, the walls ----------------- , ooe sought the
--Mr. and Mrs: -Lavern W'.1..) t'avitha -Flies- G o -in -the_ Wintertime?"
Monkton, on . . they climb), • • help of his faculty advisor. "I'in
Mr. Don. Wolfe and Miss , Beth AnyWay, all, this made a kind of tremendously Worried," • said he,
Cole attended • the Teachers' Col- Magic for me, and I still feel it. "about finding. my station in life."
lege, fiftieth anniversary in Strat-, - And I remember all the other , adrrioniSlied the eld prof,
ford on Saturday ,evening. • a shots I saw in this town when 1, "I can assure you .that you needn't
Mr. Wilbur .HeegY and Mr-. P. was a boy. 1 cae..reealt..theofirst- -worry. Somewhere, soinetime along
Boyd have: been on a hunting trip performance I saw of Uncle Tom's life's . pathwaY, someone"wll tell
itt NortlaetnOntth'bOE--1-• 1 • • . a :Cabin, in that .same hall.. At neon yciu whereto get
they were hit hard the.
-eyeS looked ,at you .and said-:
.:not afraid for•mySeg, Mac. But
.wifo,and hidst • What'll happen., to
thent WhOltlook Altar Meat
. The annul dance of the Seaforth aero,.arta her foot remhining caught
doff and MuntrY: Club Will this between 'the wheel and th6 box of
yen't--lie- held vii Fri&Y;November- the Wagon; '.13reaking- her leg' lie'
24, in. the GoW-V.A-- Hall. _ taveen the knee ?aid the ail/de.
• Mrs. " Patterson visited with Mr. James nSirfflife, late March,
friends in Mcicillop last week....• hit and postmaster Of Blake, in.
a • tends cothing to Seaforth M live:
• • • Mr.. 'Miliaria Robb
Vrom:Vte Ituriih.igicOs„ ger .., /1,4ve raurfted-torosidTdOn,thilloilirY
•
tl-
apaat:4 year in the Townshipl: of
lClinten intend§ to build a new Lan; -• - • •,.. •
•ttirling rink. :•- • „ Hallowe'en ilight AleXan-
A pretty Wedding was soleinniza :der Stewart had a set Of:harrows
'ed -at the .,horsie. of.aagr: and..,Masa t *en_ from „Ins' lolacksniith shop,
Andtaw ' jdainstdia :when their. About a week later they 'Were:re=
daug,hter, 'Caroline.; • 'exeliariged turned during the night 'to the
',VoVei.With Mr.• Charles IL Staples: seine, position: (a. •
Owing to something. going Wrong ;Mr. Writ Barwick Varna; was
With brie -of the engioes at the elec.' aSSiatirig Mr. Jail kid .loading
Tutaclay night, saw legs arid they Were rolling the
the town was darkness for a logs- on the , wagons- with horsea
.00aa,timea, a , when adhain breke,, and:fying back
' tittle, , Winthrep;'; had his ,Strilek hint On the temple, knock-
.* no destiallyed by wind last intrblindOWn and. the :log rolling"
OWE! the. skids strhcklhim on the
leg and also! injured, his knee. ,
Mita end Mrs, J.. O.. Grieve, 1.6th Weed still tontinnes.searce and
CollneSsien, celebrated deer; althOugh there• Is- Mere- ceal
being burned ha' this toWn than
'Oink' silver iv4ling 'anniversary
6ver before,
41114,' Friday, ,,,
ter, rather than separating at the .I' . . „. s
pole a .\`''57.-, in ,..I front. of- oloinon
farrn, was- diseussed. The cream Baechlerasa on 1Viain Street.1--Ac-
producersareteiVeffho revermefroni 'cording -1d ptiblic Utilities manager
tlie buttet_to_assiit in carrying on Milfred SchilhP, !die pole was -broke
ail. 4afif „Stimetiine hi the early hears of
their. campaign 'otapaotrietion al
aolvertising. . ' • • a' e• morning.. • The damage caused
It Was felt that smile arrange- seVeral •residences to' be put out
Merit should be made whereby :the of .hydrei,laand Mr, Schilbe was call.
Ontario. Cram, Producert . would ed out through the night, te,repair
receive some ,financial -issistan the :damage:- 'Rtiniii, tire -marks,
:from the hater. produced in this .whietta
waY,. 'since •the mromotion is , just' . could be seen, it seemed 'that
the car which: hit tire .pole earne,
Os important arid; benefieial to this down the street west of -the 'scene
of the- accident and went around
a Mr. tecticaad; ,fieldnian for the 'the cornet too fast running into
Ontario Creani Producers, showed
- - the pole.. No one haa reported see -
Odes on The TYPe ef 'Assistance ing the atecident happen. -Zurich
availalaie•fOr advertising and pre.
Citizens News:
motion Throughout the cennty at •
fall faits and other activities, , . „Managers ,Switc•h ..
.Nofef The Source of. figures Oa Lorne -Power, manager ,o the
hog' produetiOn in my .article of 1,, ucknow Distriet Co -Operative :for
two Weeks ago , Was the Market the past 1.5. Months,' has accepted
Information Section, IVIarketing a petition, With -the Central officei
.week, tut; has a new one in its
PiaP6 ag4in. •
pensions FE(1)3rutl:Ah'n°ous pension° t1 dsof-lowr ida°Iviloswatinncde can hoothatno-sffirt?hveirdof ee 'aro
r
emergenciet. Most Of us have some form o i,nsurane.e.
against 'sickness, accident.s. and hospital bills. But :where would
your wife turn for help,.__if she weie. _widow or it you were
disablect?
The ,Canedian _Legion's :Poppy Trust Fund is 'the ,answer
for thousands of war widows orphans 'and' disablled 'veterans.
t is a comrade's enduring _answer twithe. eyesthat talked
Service, , Department ,-of Agricul-
ture, Ottawa. Sorry I didn't- quoM
thia aouree prelViousIy. •
• Newfoundland has some of tha
finest nicose arid caribou hooting 1.,iichttow heutg his first postuift.
in ,eartad4.. ••• mr,:'and P6i,ver fimily
• �f the United= Co-otieratiVes af. On-
tario at Weston. „Lane will .rrian-.
age:. the ,proPane . gas ',•dep,artrnent
at the Central -office..„He entered
the-CoLoP orgamitation 1111W57. With
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