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B. F....CHRISTIE,
Mayor,
Od SaVe the- Q ueen'r
air Societies
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A request for uniformity in On-
tario dates for Daylight Saving
Time was 'endorsed by .delegates
from 15 'agricultural. societies in
Huron and Perth,; holding their an-
nual•zone meeting in•Brussels Wed-
nesday,
ednesday,.
Without-<a-.dissenting•.Voice, re
presentatives of. the 15 'societies
approved d a proposal by
•
a
three-
man
hreeman resolutions "committee that
the Agricultural Council" of Ontario
and the Ontario Association of Ag-
ricultural •.Societies be,' asked- to
campaign against ;.a repetition of
the . atchwork arrangement of time
changes that afflicted' • the zone
area during the ,Pall Fair- season
this . year.
The resolution' was drafted by
William McKenzie, reeve . of Exe-
ter ;and chairman, of Huron Coun-
ty Council's agricultural ,commit
tee .-J,,'Reaney; secretary of
Mitchell Fall Fair; -Frank' Bell;
secretary-treasui;er of the Perth
C BORNE
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MUTUAL FIRE
INSII ANCE CO.
WAD • QI I I4 F � -Meter, Ont:;
President
E. Clayton ,Colquhoun, R R. 1,
Science Hill
Vice -President:
Alex J. Rohde, R.R. 3, :Mitchell
DIRECTORS-Martin_Fe'enev H.
R. 2;DDublin;: Robert G. Gardiner,;;
R.R.1, Cromarty; Milton McCurdy,
R.R. 1, ' KirktonTimothy B.
Toohey, R.R. 3, Lucan.
AGENTS -Harry:} Coates, R,R. 1,
,Centralia; Clayton • Harris, Mit-
chell;
itchell; Stanley Hocking, Mitchell
SOLICITOR W. G. Cochrane,
Plowrhen's •Association and form=
et secretary of Stratford.Fall :Fair.
The . meeting approved...it unani-
mously; after it had been present-
ed by Reeve, McKenzie.
Principal speaker at the ,meet-
ing
meeting was G. W. Montgonmery, Tor-
onto, agricultural agent for;!• the
Canadian National Railways c'. and
former a ric i u a a ' t
i u t rat r resenta ive
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for. Huron.. Alex Me aaga
t
Tor-
onto, of the. agricultural
branch of the Ontario 'Department
of ""•c t e
Agr,� ul ur ,was present to an_
swer • queries about provincial
grants.to •Fairs ando
' •,, , t, advise: on'
policy -':for agricultural societies.
James Mair, Brussels, .wa`s re
oelected-zone chairman far+ a: sec'
and year; John, -Siemon, . Logan
township; was re-elected ;vice-•
chairman,. 'and 'George Watt, . of
Myth,. 'Was, re-elected 'secretary -
treasurer.'
secretary•treasurer "
• 'The women':•s division of the 'Zone
also: voted Wednesday to, continue.
the 1955 executive :iii office for -
1959, .;with Mrs.,. WilliaYn. Sebben,
417.13:. 4', Stratford, `as president
Mrs. Joseph Grumniett, Seaforth,
vice-president Mrs. Lorne Scrim-
geour,Blyth, :secretary -treasurer•,
NIRS.EDO ,.,
R S, i DOUGLAS'
Funeral services . were . held ,at
the Thompson, funeral home, ' Port
Dover, Monday, October . 27,' for
Mrs: Robert Douglas, ;Port: Dover:
Rey. Ray Rivers, . of the :...United
Church, . conducted the services,
and burial was in Bayfield',ceme-
tery..
Mrs.; Douglas: was :the former
Celina 'Durand, of •:Drysdale. Sur-
viving.;.are ,.lrer •husband brother
Loins: Durand,"Chiliwack, B,G.,. and
sister;'',, Mxs: Frank , Adams, Strat-
ford
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Today,: lighting p1a3is a new role m modern living.. Coloured,+
buibs, new fixture and controls all n ate it easy to add pleasure
and beauty to our homes .to create u atmosphere •ofwarn tli, '
spaciousness, and hospitality:
I lousework„ and • hobbies are so uxnudch easier an,Safer, if the
lighting.' in your. house �s the proper ,intensity for: good v-ision.
Xnside and out,: Modern .'iglitng.protects,your home from prowlers,
protects your ;family fro ''accidents
At Christmas•you can share the festivity and enjoyment With
yo.lneighbou neighbours colourful Christmas li•
r-ghting.:
lighting is a silent artnera.;hel in you �;to see' better,
�1Vloderr hg g .,. , . � p F g «
enjoy new :Comfort; new -Convenience .. , helplllg� you to Live
.etter
} Electrically" —the safe, clean, 4mode -rays
Electrical , w •
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osts `'S0 little
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Simon Hailaban
Heffl
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'11.1 A,RLOCK
Sixteen niern>?ers of Burns' WKS
and f radies' Aid, were' guests of
First Presbyterian: Church, Sea,
forth'y •last Wednesday afternoon
at their thankoffering meeting.'
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° essr- Wtson Reid •Jams Mee a n- • o U y Ewing Art Colson, Bill Leiper,:
N Weldon Tyndall; Harry Sturdy and.
h'homas.Cplson left on Saturday to
Simon Hallahan, Belgrave,, was deer hunt in. the, Bracebridge areae
elected' chairman of the Huron Misses Gfadys and Ida Leiper
County Cream Producers, at their,attepded the, baptismal service rof.
annual, meeting in.Clinton Thurs- their niece, Susan -Gail,: daughter:
,day .night;, 'Vice=chairman- is Hof, of Mr, and Mrs.', Gordon Mur-ra- ;
;ace •Delbridge, . Woodham; Carl in. Walton chtirch' on Sunday. '
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y ,their` teacher MiMarion Hem-
Federation of Agriculture,•.," see- ingway, entertained the ladies and
retary-treasurer:.,. re -school" children of . - e ti
A; resolution
. the:s c ion
was
Passed c. m at a Hallpw:e en party Friday af-
mending .,that`. floor prices, of but- ternoon ,.at Harlock School: ,A ' pro
•ter be-bated.'on'. the '-
cost ;o pro-`
ram. was • "ii.children .
� ,p � on- by. the..
duction to give • the
producer':
income'. cool parable' o`current:•dresprizes were givew for costume
• ss, Prizes .were won by Joyce
wage. levels. • I Roe, Dianne:"Roe,...Janet Hulley and
A` Doe
'olu r e Hulle .. ,P; 1 ve
on es tion; . which will. n y o Iy lunch was;
isu 'be forwardgd to-tliir-p ,ovxn�E2ved .by the pupils.
cial group,. opposed any; tariff Mr, and,- Mrs. • George Watt at-
strictions on the importation " of tended the agricultural meeting„ Of
soya 'beaus; and the - Dominion District 8, held- in_' -Brussels last
Government" was commended for Wednesday' Dinner,! was -:served°in
Providing `.a deficiency„payment 'to Brussels. .Presbyterian Church:
„proVide the growers with 'a -,reason = Mr: and::: Mr -s. Norman .:Walker,
able• income, for ?this ;Crop. Bruce, Doris, and -John . of .Bruce;
The tie td of ct'eani„.prroducers tofig d„;avJsrted2 wrth_;;Mt anon'd Mrs,,.
sell whole: milk for the .manufac Wesley Roe:.and•family Sunday:
tore of skim riiilk powder arid- but- Mc and -Mrs.:; George Carter
ter .rather than.' separating, at the spent' Sunday • evening with- -Mrs:`
farm, was . `discussed ' at some Watson ,Reid •and' David:
'length atr th , meeting, e n , iM : bei r: and ,: ..
�.... „_ : g,.,-. �� __A � . � ._.Mrs. ,Frank Johnston_
said that they receive no revenue and` Margaret of ;Toronto--, .spent
from their butter to•• assist in car the'weekend. with• Mr. iand',`Mrs
.r,ying but their ;eampaign 'of pro 'James Scott:;;
,motion and' adver i i
:.'
Was,'
and
Mrs. L -”n
s of Sa.
sSk
uant-
'thereforefelt =that some arrange-ehewan'` and Mr:and • John
mentwthe Farrservxce,•_ofBIyth; spenOntarzo%CreamProducers would day With. M. and -
.:
Mts. Jas,
receive ,some financial 'assistance•' • Mr.',
,,and Mrs. Wesley Roe; Joyce.
m
frothe;; butter :produced, in this and Dianne ;and Mr._' and Mrs., Jno
wa s'
y, ince' th'e ; promotion is, ..just � McEwmg :attended ; he Winthrop
as,.important -,and. beneficial,to'Y .this anniversary. services: Sunda „even
grouping whenthe guest -,,speaker was
Mined ,'•:•voting 'delegates to,,, at Dr. ; Wesley-Iiunnisett-'superinten
tend the' -provincial., annual , meet dent '"of the :Fred Victor .Missions,
ing November..18 in 'Toronto were. Toronto '
Mr. Hallahan; Mr Delbridge E1
mer Ireland, Wingliam;• Ray.Hous-• W1VIS Meets
toll,. Brussels,. Hume Clutton -code The_ monthly meeting "• of Burns',;
rich and:: Delmer Sltmner; Centra .1K1VIS_•was held• at the home of
ala: Alternates are Baines J. • El- Mrs.: D.. Anderson,; . on. Tuesdays;
liott, Bluevale; Russel 'Bolton; R R: October 28. Mrs_ J Scott,. leader;
Londesboro
1,; on Dublin, and' D : Buchanan, of Group 1, conducted the worship
service the. befog "Faxtif'
A reading .- a8 given by Mrs'. Nel-
son Lear entitled, "Forget dt'', and
BLAKE Mrs Ed Be11.: sang • "Evening
Mr. and M-rs: Klanshen; of Zur- The last chapter:, of the study
rich spent an evening with Mr:• book on •Japan was given by' Mrs
And Mrs;' 'Earl Oesch "and family. Seott,;,. assisted -by l trs. -'J::"Riley:
Miss Pauline: Steckle, nurse -in- They, stated." that- in: Japan,. Coin -
training' at the;:; Kitchener Water- munsm has '.a terrible influence
loo:' Hospital, -spent the : weekend but the Japaarese.people thinktlrere
with her .parents, 1Vii- ” and Mrs, is no'chance of it ever taking over;
Alien .'Steckle • their 'country. Under '• the .'church's..
influence tbe?past.wounds are .fast,
/�healing Chr-ist is not�iew foifhe
Church Groups Japanese,people, as they have nev-
1� er known anything, else.
WiVIS AUXILiAItY Mrs, W„ Roe the president; was'
The thankoffering,meeting of the in charge. of the ,business session,
WMS Afternoon Auxiliary _of First Tithe secretary read:.ti e minutes of
Presbyterian- Church w'as' held',;in the last meeting and' the roll call'
was: answered .by. 26 •members,
Miss :Gladys ::Leiperr-inforin ed+xthes
members that subscriptions'?.were..
dues for , the ` Missionary Monthly.
and :should `6e renewed,in :October..
The 'WMS v/ill again supply"' ..the.%
Mission_, Rand: with 33Wor1d
they church:;hallon Wednesday with
visitors •present-irdm Burns Unlf
ed Cht1rch, the McKillop'': Affiliated"
Group anThe,d: Barbara Kirkman Aux-
iliaNy, president, "Mrs. J: `7:.
$ell, presided, a'nd •lvelcomed . the -
guests I
Rev iDJ'T,eshe` -E•lder read,"the.
Scripture,,. gave, appropriate •cont-
ments• on Thanksgiving and led -'in
prayer. •Mrs: 1-I, R. P•1Y,'
.read : a
•messageom •Japan, and `Mrs. •W:
A.:, Wright ' sang' a solo,-. entitled,
"Just Today'•acconipan edby.
Mrs E:: Geddes.''.The offering, was
received.by Mrs:`J. McGregor and;
Miss. Hattie Murray.
The guest spealeer,: MissBarbara
Woodruff,?deaconess in l<11(pi.Pres,
byteri,•an Church "G6derich gave a
helpfulmessage,
in Which' she re-
minded fir that we ars riot our
Own;but that we are , our Master's
and are . only managing His prop-
erty.. Sh'e also 'pointed out that
the: stewardship of our time, .tat=
ents and. treasury „is the only way
in `w rich to give a proper thanks-
giving �.
The speaker was, introduced by
Mrs J. B Russell' and thanked 'by
Miss Be11e.Campbelt •-Ray D,' L'.•
Elder pranoun'eed the benedietron.
F flowing the meeting ,a .social.
hour. was Spent, with luneh sery
ed by Mrs:, William Drover and
her. committee. • . •
NORTHSIDE WlVis
The c • October :Meeting of tha
WMS. of 'Northside United; Chutch
Opened with rrIrs,..0 Walden in the
chair. Mr's E IJ. Close led' in (�n * �l■
prayer.: The minutes of 'the last
meeting were read by ' Mrs B:
Christie. • LTD:
• Community Friendship reported' PHONE 47 :S1i;AFOBTH
, 13' home and 19 hospital' calls, re
ported by Mrs. •J. Scott, :and •Mrs.:
P.:B. Moffat reported 49 heine.iarid,
151; hospital 011s tor lithe. group.
Circle 4 callers for Nei/ember are
Mrs. C. Walden anti Miss. GIadys'
Tbompsoln.,
• The• treasurer's report 'was' g}v
carr i Mrs: A, Vtr:` Srlier : Supply
secretary 'asked,; for'.elothnrg.• for
the. bale be lefti,iat the church
November,,. and it 'will be packed
at or •' right after` the November
meeting. Roll 611 wast taken: by
Mrs. Christie ,
On aecouet,of'the xliness•of•lvfiss
.1! ennell, the -arrangements • of
the November meeting were left
td. ,Mass G,, Thompson acid Mrs
S%llLry.-,itepi4t,sc of the sectional
riteeting, ;held a:t Varna On October
9,•were very interesting :and grvgn:
by Mrs..Walden and Mrs. ,:Christie.:
An invitation from Constance for
the,' 1959: meeting .was: accepted
The 1958 theme"twat doth
the Lord require of me'?•" :The'Mis
sxonaxy .Monthly • secretary, Mrs,.
Bradshaw; asked that all subscrip
trolls be; in, promptly as•possible,•
The nomination,, committee ares,
Mrs. A. Nichol, Mrs Wright, Mrs.
J, Scott and Mrs. E:•C. Chamber,
lain. Collection" was received by'`
Mrs:•..Sillery. •Mrs. W.. Ball spoke
of.having the T+:xplorers. named of
ter Miss 'Annie Lawretiee, who has+
moved from the, :Midst. It .was
moved: by MrsA.iawson and " see
onded by Mrs". • Sillery, they be
known as the Annie Lawrence Ex
plorers.: This was unanimous:. Mrs;
Lawson took overthe meeting.:
The scripture 'was, Deut. 17:14-20.
Comments', on •these verses and,
prayer. were taken by Mrs.'Leem
ixig. • Ms.,J. C. Tritton 'introduced
the new study libok; "The Chris- ,
,tian's, Corns IA a ,Cuhitithent"
E? receipt ;and ; thank you::.,,were,
received. .from the ,Bible Soeiefy.:,
for the :donation , of • $p42 25: ,; Tire`
president reminded::.. the 'members:
of :an, invitation to be ;guests of
First Presbyterian , Church;; . Sea-
forth,.
'ea
forth, ` on : Pet.. 29. Mrs :J; .White`
claid• the meeting with prayer.:•
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More : Spirts `'and'' Stains Removed
Garments, stay clean longer
Will wear longer. ,
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1955 Dodg:e:Four-Doan;
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