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TIP:ME-ACT COMEDY, "Silas Sinidge
From Turnip Ridge,"- St, Columban Parish
PridaY, liarell 13 too 8:30j
1-4$4
'SVEINE TEA will be h'eld, 4 First.
Presbyterian Chime* Manse on. WedneSdaYr
April 29 at 3 p4n, under "the Auspices
• a the Fireside GrOW,01. the ulllfle
1 .6:Notices'
• HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
in surrounding district 'for dead,
old,. sick .'or disabled horses and cattle. Old
-bp or slaughter at Se per pound.
• For Prompt,' sanitary disposal, 24-hour,
service.
T „EROY- ACHESON
'Atwood 153, -Collect. •
:1!e1,Hp Wanted
•
9N'7".efferii-64.M. ortimitr=f-er-rgrolying
frPeollle t6rongli,servioing •families n YPPr.
eossinunitY, Write, stating- telenbone num-
ber,p-tro Box 801„. "Tap HURON BOS5-
Tort, seafaitli. 4-484.
--
GJtL
wivefi,b to misfit in Seaforth
bone six (lays --a .week. Live in and ,help
with housework. ". All modern convenienoes,
141-rid3ng :luta:antic waaher and d,ryer'.
APplg Box 890, ROBON Ex,Posrrog,
_WANTE11: Reliable maxi as. dealer -Lin.
Sturon 'ClumtY. -Experience not neeessary.
A fine."opportunity to step into old profit-
able business where Rawleigh's- Products
haVe,, been sold for years. -Big Profit4.
Products tarnished on credit. ' Write
ItAWLEIGIVS, Dept. B 353-163, 4005
Itichelieu, Montreal • 4-484
NUAL MEETING
nisei Meeting a the inembers of The 151c.!..
Killop "Mixtual Fire."..Instirance l'COM.PriPY
will beheld in the To-WO'Hall. Seaferfh,
Ortt„ on Friday, Febrar 53, 1959; at '2
&clock for general linsiness, adop-
tion ireperts and the election of. three
•- All Members are invited to be PreSeat:
• The:retiring directors, a1re J. FL INICEwing,
3•.Tiewarthzi and "11. Fuller. '
MISS NORMA J'EFFERY
Township of Hullett"
APPLICATIONS
22. Legal Notices
NOTICE to CREDITORS
•
In the Estate of CLINTON Erns SMITH
- All persons having claims -against the
Estate of Clinton Ernes Smith, late of the
Town of Seaforth, in the County a nor-
IN.IgAThant, deceased, wbo.- died on the
91th day of OCO3ber, 1958;--gre lagreby
Red to send .in full- particulars a their
elainis to the- underaigned on or before
the 2/th day, of FebruarY, 1969, after
whieh 'date the assets will be distributed,
haying regard, _only:Jo_ claims _ thenre
ceived„ •
n.A.Tgo ,et Sea -forth, this 3rd day of
February, 1959. .
. '
MoCONNELL & STEWART,
•Seaforth, Ontario, '
solieit2rs for the Executrix. ,
The Connell of the Township of liiiillett ,
will receive apAcations, or One '
Warble Fly, Inspector for the. Townshlp
1Or 1959, spraying a cattle • foi Warble
•Fly. Salary to be 85a per hour E,4nd .05e
per ,:nuile •mileage whilc working in the.
APplidations to be in the hands of the
Clerk -February -28, 1959:1.
"f- HARRY' F., TEB13.UTT.,_:.Clerk,;
• Londesborp,
TOTICE
ownslrip- of Tuekersmith OPIEto REDITQRS
'
BRODHAGEN,
Douglas Milton Eickmeir, infant
son of Mr, and Mrs.. Oscar Eick,
meir, wag baptized during the Sun-
da y morning sets -vice by Pastor E.
J. Fiseher. The sponsors, .alnng
with -the .parents, were Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Hillebrecht and ,l‘Ar. And.
Mrs, - •
Visitors with IVIts. ,Lena
were Mr. and Mrs Oscay Elligext, I
rSharon, Dennis and. famce, of Kit-
t-eltener;- Mr. anti Mrs; --Henry Ben-
i•newies and Mrs, Louise IVIorenz,
of Mitchell.
g 'tints to the smith'
.A11. PersoDs P.win" aec° • d -to Pay
Shog Store lierehy
r.11U,48ee the • 21st
day of 9'ebrear4 ' 22-48-3
•
. RatePaYers . and .inhaiiitalts of- the
Townsliiii Of •Tuekersmith :are readeeted
by the -Council, to not park ears on tows.,
ship, rdads and streets during the:- winter
months, in order to, fa.cilitate snowplowing
operations, • -
' Counthl will not be responsible for dam.-
In'tlie Estate of ,LITLIf D $AVAUGE
'Al/ persons -.having claims against , the
Estate of Lulu 11.- Savauge, late, of the
Town. of Seaforth, in the County of Flur--
'on, deceased; Who died on or.
30th December 1908 are herbby notified
ages to any -vehiCies.-parked 'on- roads or to send in to, the .undersigned on or be.
• ' .'„ fore the 19th 'day of. February,- 1959, full-
' particulars of: 'their:. dal*. • .
-E.: P.: CIIESNEY.,'.., .
. ,
,
. ,Inmiediately' "after ,the 'said. last mention--
Tuckersm
- • • diite,_'th,1_e.USseta .Of the said-gstate wiU
1.-9-•46-"FIZbe 51i,stribilt4; aMosgst-the 'parties entitfeil
. -thereto, having rtuffird only to Minis of
, which...the .iiiideraignecl 1shall,th nr.haVe:nn"..
tice to-
-
exclusion•1""Of
• - • '"7"'"33e undefaigned gnir
REEDING,.. elOn.n.., the ,und4riimlecl
, ,5h511 not -then .have notice- for the asta
..so2,AiStri.LbUted,:or,,ariy part 4here6f..."1".'"
MiSilleiS--01/130rtairti
LONG ESTABLISHED liveOtock.ek,
•
ing business for sale., . P.C.V:,
,ense. Equipinent. inchides" Mon " stake
body Fargo, truck and a 'barn 36x50. Will.
sell separately. „For More information,
contact W.: P. JCiRDAN; Dublin. Phone
32, 5-47,r3
7., Situations "Wanted..-
E}LPERIENCED iniddle-ed wants
c/o Grommet -Vs,' 4,1Seaforfli. Phorie AUCTION SALE
Rib on farm. Apply -to WILLIAM BLAIR,
this" 29th--day.-of-
"Where.-Better--Bulls- Ate -'MeV,
.i• - , • ' ' , • ' '
-SUppl,Y,'--artificial• hreedin , ser*4-1,--,19!, , 4 t1,4eir-i,sou4itors..
in21)*e.453-:701-5itt-TrEh6n--„ciinton:.zeriito .,.,....„--,-..„.,,,,„..,„--„,'„. ,,,,,-i- , „.,_.,..„6...„ _
..9::6-050,1-1:-F.or...,.-s:e:rvide..xii,-.tmore,„ infOrtination, , . 41_-,,v_'.1.1N.: vv . .3.1-1-4,-P-al.'1. •
,, Seafortli, Ontario, •
.:411:,hetween: .7:::so::na...-10:014 a.ni.' week ' ' 1: • ' ,. 22-484
days,. A :oo and ,8.:00 P.M. SatudayfeVenings.- ; ..
For caws nriticed:in heat on"Sunday Morn-; .
, trigs. 'do not,, en:11 .until; Monday Morning.
• The -quality fa- high and„the ,Cost low.' '
Auction Sales
Stock For:Sale
-TURICEYS FOR Started lair';.;
ionr_sobblers .and-
Appry to, ED. ANMIEWS` RIC
forth. Phone Phone 851 r 11. .
titE•rEEN,-i.Ins. eight vteelci
ph, WILLIAM ALEXANDER
Walton. -Phone Sea:forth -8413 r 15." . "
CoAricu:sT;rirti:es.•tf'llYairv !Cattle at -..6ot
dicrithpand4F/4
west of t. 9rk
_
-3o '::-Frof$tei17.' heifers, ranging :from two
calreaLcit-fOoti.;h1 redinder. February
tsiekhree „ye40.. ,a anraber ;fresh with
Ma ch.- ',All -vaCc'nated.- '
'Sale will, be held. urider 'cover,
TERMS -Gas
...PrOpieter..AIEX-:Me.13ELATE
.„
Auctioneer; Earold. JaCkson, ,
• - ••
Cards of , Thanks •
V/ISII to thiink the Brucefield Fire
Department. and all 'that aSsistei in Put-
ting out our chimney fire, ,
MIL A_ND MRS. SAM 1VInCLUNG! •
. , • • • : • '
• , .
-ine-sent- cards, flowers -a.nd-treita- whil a_
Pailent in Victoria Hospital', tendOn;'Cit
.•
cial thanks-"tii those - who helped is an
REq
25. Personals:—.
1Vit.; and., MrS. 1Vl• anitel •Beuer-
Mann and 1V1r.,,and lqrS:
Sholdice With .Mr. and'.Mrs. Rhine
Kahle kt' h 11
Messrs. •Ford. Dickison. and Mer-
viir-Leonttardt-irr-Torento for_a_few
days on., business: ,
' Mr.. and: Mrs, Lew'- Hicks :spent
the ,weekend,in Toronto.
Mrs., 'Jack Eisler •and: .'Mrs Bill
Coty;. Of Seafortit,.-witlis . " anxr
Mra-Manneiffrenermatin_.recent,,IY--,:-
Mr: Ah
Donald ren's :and' Miss. tee ,
liarrocks; 'Of'.,Hainiltort,;. 'with -Mr.
and Mrs .• ChatleS Ahrens (icier .the
weekend::
Mr., WaYne,,Beitermann, London,-
with:. his parents, ...a.n..d. Mr_.•
Manuel Behermann, over the WeeTE
'Mi., Calvin Diegel• and 111,11Ss Bet-
ty. Hartman, 'of' Waterloo, with -Mr.
and: Mrs.,. Wm. 'Riegel, over • the
•
The'follbWing,fiorn here -Attend-.
ed• the' ftth,eral of Henry 'Walters,:
39-,7Tf:11`-1.;istowel; on, Saturday:
the husband,..of,,, the' ,foriner,
Annie Schneidef!'"MrS:
B;Ock',...MrS, Katherine' HiRebrecht,
Tred A-.'
stn. -Cr,
Rock,. Henry Mr.- 'and Mrs.
Leslie WieterSen'and...Mr'.and Mrs:
7.; spent
last , week, visiting: .in',.Kitehener
with Mr. .ana.1VIrs. Henry': Me,yerand Msss Clara '
1Vleyer; • ••• „ •
The aiiiitinl meeting Of Stewards
f Houle, Married
,Conples).'Was held in ,the •baseinerit
'of -; St., Peter's. Lutheran.r.'Church
With' 30 attendance. .DeVotionS.
Were,:in:•charge .of Mr: --and-
naSell,-..Sholdiee;:',Alt.. and Mrs:
Lvern ,Welfe -and Mr.,. and .Mrs.
EdWard ,SOlierbarth; Jr. filin.
'Jungle River'
Parish" in .British;,' •
., The litisines
Chargeof4,-Presidentl•Wilited.:Ah'--
ren3.1\ rS:'.Forti.theklisot gave -11'1e
secretary's -,,.report„ -':-Aad'
13ntiek, treasurer's-
• -The'follewing officers were' ele et -
ed ::for ,..1959: '•-.preSident,, Mr.', and
Mrs:, ',Ronald vice-president,
Edgar Eiligseni
retary, 7 Mr, and -Mrs, .1VIMitiel,
n Ur& :and
•DYGIENIC SUPPLIES "(Rubber' Gooda),
mailed Tostpai in plain sealed. envelope
with price list • 6 samples 250. 24 eam-
NOVA -,-BIJBBER! CO 13ox 91 '
THIRrk-FIVE .PIGS:, -sev.en weeks. old:
Rippen. Phone. Herisall__677,--:,i 21.•';'Tenders: Wanted -
-Apply Ps GEORGE GLIFTONJUR.
8 -1. - - • -
pp:partr" " -:early markets..
Other lfiarch-Apr • Bray chicks now. 15150
PrOunst shipment dayolds- and some stat-
,ed'Broiler Chicks,-.• AineS. cka iPoad
cockerels and pullets. ReavY docirr'
erels. Price list. Agent: WALTER' Mc-
it.E. 9,, Sisafrirth.' Phone 844. r
- -
Ilsed Cars ,For Sale
1949 DESOTO' goad Condition ; fufls
. egtiipped; _good tires. -ReasOnable--„dAimi
•iktuivrOlsr1M.Yr--% R-8, 3. segoL•th.- •
-fe-ma
tEl\T±DERS
. For 'Fgreibildvale.1111it6cli Cliore):1
'fenders 1;Y, Wedne.sda,
aryl. Enel, Oil to' be No.- 1 or NO. 2;'.
with a -13.T,U. of -10,000-.40 Cyer:
.
ART.- IIENDERSit:IN, •
il-11,?b4gleaarfiC-rtli!
11. Articles FOrSale-
ICODAli• MOVIE Brownie camera.. lights-,
f 1.9 lens, caftying base.. Rest offer.' Ap-
ply to D. W1DDIS. • Pbone--210.W;
• '01:43x1'
. 24 11013R,Filra Serviee. In bY
back by 3;30 pan, next day. ST AFVElirS
GIFTS. 11434
FURNACE, 'water Pines.- oil IfOrner., two'
oil storage. tanks. tire -radiators:". -All in
A-1. shape. ^ PFIONE • 69` r 4,
.
13RAIN 'TILE
'Call 193, Lres,are
HYDATS: aRIOIC AND 'TOM- LTD.
• ELG,INFIELD, ONTARM 1149x51
MAGIC MARKEHS-Instant; "dry, Va..
:terProcd, write on any surface: just pall
off cap and Magic. Marker is ready-' to
asiailahle. Nine colors ink.
7731E .nunwr EXPOffilTOR.,
VENTIXATING s3iatems for barna. and.
• ionitri.' houses,- :A side wall fan giveS
ecemobileal ventilation, prolongii the life
of, your .building rod iniproves the , health
. OfiyoUr stock. For. eirthaitteS• ,see .SRAItr,S-
MAINTENANCE smaylop. Phone ;See-
ferth 861 r 6.•.• • • , • • 11-47X3:
. ,BEE TEC LD,W.I‘EleED, hfib inuility
New Idea mapure loaders, engineered. to
fit -popular makes Of 'tiactora; :'Dne. of '
4+w these new mantire, loaders: will 'he ,giVen°
ewer free with the Purchase of a neW
tractor at Oonnox .114c4Avix •SOrts;
Walton, Orit.i .1a:int. Nuffield, New Holland,
New Idea and Coed/tenth 'arm neo
1147-
12. Wanted To guv
". The. Cenndil of the Township of liullett
21-45-1
Township of Hullett
TENDERS
— 'Scottl_memoria.i. uospaut. oo
JarillarYr aild.---Mfs. W.- E91,
n' SO=
••sall,,ife.4•Cuy.to,nunouutW61Arni.of
Son!' at Clinton -HcisPit,4 : Wetineg--
• da,,Y.,; :Tliirty-seeoild, *rand-
' Child".for Mr1-' and .M.ra.RObert, Baker,.
.DitAGEI&T.-At"..Bc411,11lleinoriad lioopitaI. -On
- 'FnTirtiary: Eind;:grs:
Sesfortlf.' g 'daughter: • : :
SCOTT -At' Stott MeMorial •Bespitel, on
:Telurnary r to . Mrs, Wayne
28. Deaths
' • • ' .LondOia on lVfonday FebruerY
, The Council of the Township!of Hallett
will receive tenders for the spraying of
cattle in the Township for Warble Ely:
.Ten'd,ers to be soqueli" per head per moat,
for two sprays ..Tenders to be in the
hands of :the `Cler February„.,2-8.. 19394.;
_
-1..,ow it or any tender , not necessarilY
F: TEBBUTT Clerk '
Londesboro.
Township of Hullett
TENDERS
, The Council of the Township of Hallett
'1551, receive tenders for the supply 63-
six hundred< 'and fifty (650) pounds of -
Warble Ply Powder in fifteen (15) pound
bafis' and'fifty (50) pounds in .0neTh(l)
Pound 13agsrior the spraying of_bhttle for
'Warble Fly in 1959. .
• All tenders tti be in the hands ,of the
Clerk, February 28, 1059, -
Lowest or any tender not lieceisarily
accepted.
HARRY -F.- 'PEBBITI'T Clerk
ondesboro•
, .
2142-3
ullett
END RS •
Will r,eceive tenders fOr the Crushing and
haalin of approximately 12,000 cabin
'Yards of gravel for the roads in the Term -
shin ; gravel to be efuShed and put thropgh
th -inch screen. All gravel te be crOsh-
•ed and spread to the- satisfaction of r the
P-Perintendeni-and-r-the-Distrkt--,Eri--
itincer. A marked Cheque of 0200:00 its to
•4?e,coinpany, each „tender. -
•
Ltroveat or any tender not necessarily
accepted. • .
Tenders' to_le.in',the hands of the Road
,Superintendent rebruarY SS.' 1959, •
LEN CALDNVELL, 'Rd. Supt.,
Londesboro, R.E. 1.
• 21-48-3
22 Legal Notices
WANTED: Between 600 and 1,000 bales
of mixed bay. APPIY Box $02, tor., UB -
ON Seafortlt.
.1/48g1
filktat:t. 5ea.OD304
and barn. Ckise t� to*n„. higliaray.
MES:;• -•:VAN t,-)nfo
Telephone 849, -r 22,
,
••• 13-47x2
• ,
• ATGEFF,ST oagn iinoZ.S.paid for Sich,
doisira and disabled,,fiivn satin:41s. Prompt,
einiffeebb dead:, rind
dianbled fern( aiiinssuti , and %Meg. Call
' Collect, ND. AITDHEWS, •r $ea.;
`faith. ASSociateti with pai•liftg: bo
.,Canada Ltd. " •ot
, •
1. Property For,;Rent
' APACTMENT for., rent IMMUdiatery.
.0111,VSM6I OIM. • 'Phone 16041E, Seatexth:
,, 451-494f
•
19.NotiCeS.;
. . •
, ill his 29.4ti
MORRISON---rin „Seaforth; "on
February,8, James H, Morrison;
of 'the late: Elizabeth Hillen, ia
' year:,
• 0..ADItti” REPAIRS For' all- kinds Of
at, 'IHREY'H RADIO 'SERVICE.,
.00t1041to. Seaforth, ''hone
1.642att
• tt/AIPLETE 'LAUNDETEitiii in 8eat
tortlf and. &Strict and Ors,. .Clettiting Ser.,
vice. :Wanton Seaforth,
agent. for Erady Cleaners. 4.4,T,annflefarria
• fatil.g Exeter.
WE . WILL 'CUSTOM KILL
YOur chicken or 'And oieps.1,e• It tor.
but locket. or 'home' freezer. -1?hone for-
priceo and aPpointmentt, • •
. ,
•
„ .
Str.ArtnQuEST, Potifiralt. f`',.A.10/
none 171 r14 Exeter. .
19-484f,
ear.
Tuesday,
hUsband
his 57th
uhior 'Institute-
(COntinued froin Page I)
Sandra ,poig was elected•
gate to the -conference at Gdelph •
•• 'Hear DAC Speaker
':During theineeting of the Junior
Farmers .-Ttiesday night • Andrew,
,DaVidson'andr,DaveTrenteer Were
named to represent'the club at the
Guelphconfect-epee in, March: Bruce
COlem.art was Chosen ,the county
direttor'for the' Club: RoR.Call was
aniWered ',0}low 'many cattle
do you-haVe, and what„Idrul,"
jaCIE Crozietintrad4ced the:guest'
speaker,.. Dr. Clarence Rennie, of
the anirrial husbandry department
of the 'OAC, who.;SPoke on f,`Aninrial
Breeding" was' thanked by
Bruce Coleman'..1 • • .'
' joint, Group .Make
- • Jack, Crozier, 1Veil•McGaVin. and
Mr. and Mrs. :Merton, Keys were
elected to, look "aftetidans .f.or the
anrinal banratiet when Abe clubs
met 'jointly.: The junior Farmers
also marminined they
a draw for seed. •
The.joint group are planning a
dance -thiS week. Larry Wheatley
Was tommated to have his name'
sent as a candidate for the "0ver-
sees , Trip" this- year., " ,
Betterma n, eas , .
s..= George,' jaireuth; „pianist,
J. -Fischer; aSSistant,.MrS.:
Sholdllce; visiting committee,'
Mr. and IVIrs:}farold Elligsen,
and -Mrs. -Lloyd Prueter...;:zrecreation.'
fo , seciais, , Mr.' attid. -Mrs:, Ross:
liebithardt, Mr. and „Mrs. Glenn
Megk,.ntr. and Mrs:Mervin god-
gOrt; botch' coniniittee for ,socialS,
Mr... and Mrs, Lavern Woller,7-Mr.
ship and 'telenhone comonfireeT.mr.•
and Mrs. Robert-LBeuernialim-MT-
and Mrs., Leonard •RiAe,' Mr., and.
Mrs. Wilbur' Hoegy.,, ,anditors,
and Mrs. R,. Sholdiee.".• "
' It' WaS deCided :to hive . a. $3,00
3, • 'couple membership: fee and a
free-will offering. at' the • Meetings
during 1959'; Mrs. -Wilf,r.e.d, Ahrens
,reported the group- Picture.',was.
framed' and: ready •to be hung-' -in
the church' ,basement. '
• -
- THIS IS FUNCTIONAL EXTERIOR of liensalPs new Rost Office, -which was brought into
use on Thursday. The 28-foot.hy 38.feot brick bu ding is locatedon WellingtonStreet, behind he
New Commercial Hotel and opposite the 'CYR right-of-way., Brilliantly lighted, the building. has
completely new appointments and 'provides considerably more -working space for Postmaster Cecil
Kipfer And his assistant, Mrs. Elgin MCCLinchey. The building was erected: by R, Middleton,
who rents It to Federal Depiartment of -Publie WorkS. (Expositor photo by Phillips). ,
DISTRICT -FAR FORUMS
-CRITICIZE—EDUCATION METHODS
EIREsIDE FORUM .
Fireside Farm FOrina Inlet at
the,
home of Mi.' arid Mrs: Joseph'
'Babcock With fa, present.' Subject
fot-diScusSion',: .waS- "Edtfnation.",
This forum ;thought subjects', for
,good basic- education, should. , be
rea,ding, ,Writing, Arithmetic, ,Eng-
lish. and ..sei_encei. history, `;getigra-
Phy•'and art..4•The-ehild Of today is
rot 'gelf,114.askdiitl aThaSid:eduea--
'Don as lit-MilS,4alietore .thisl.neW
course of •'studies;.eaMe into effect
,The , course. of: studies: varies'Aoe
: Selina tor
, a, hardship --,to :the pupils jif
Tellotirh:Faritither-hTher:enrrieuluna;,_
the gro1p thought, - should,: be
NOTICE.tO'CREDITORS
. • .
Iri the Estate If FLounNcum. 5,OW4E13
All, person's, . hr.ving ridjnis againat the
-Estate-, of Florence M, Fewlery, Tate of the
ToNim. bf.Seaforth in -the ,ObtotY.. of Union,
dedeated, .who died on or about the 12th
MeCember. .1958, aro...hereby notified to
send in to the'nndersigned oh o'„Wore
the 19th day 'a TebrUarY, 1959, M1 par-
ticulars of their '
trontediatoly after the saia last Mention-
ed :date, tlie assets of the said estate
liellistruhtited arming:it Cad parties- entitled
thetetO; havingr,egard only to elairds Of
whith the".rinciermied shrill then haVe
tice tO the exclusion a' all others arid
undersigned 'will not be lialsie to, anY
person of Whose claim -..the undersigned
shall not then 'have notice felt the "risaefel
SO -:distributed or anY. Part theteot. •
• . or.A'rgo at Seafvrth„ this 29th day ot
January, 1059.
5"i; Abell' Solicitors,
'ALVIN W,ILLERY, •-
• SearoFt11, 'Ontario. , 22-42=2
BRLJCEFIELD
•iHqntall' Churt
Annual'
The' annual cong-regational meet-.
ing'•of 'St:',Paul's Anglican: Church;'
Hensa.11;',waS' held Friday,. :chaired'
by „the rector'ReV: Breit •De Vries::
eleeteil-Were:''•Reenit's•
warden, , John ilenderseir;
kden,,FraiiIEKliwook treasurer':
W. O. :Condw,in; veStry elerk, jack
Ilendersen;r :lay delegate,: ,R,.
•Md1etoi.snb.deiegate7 -W;' .0;(
:Frank' .._EarreStijack Henderson, E,
.RobertS,'„' 'Lavender,",'' Torn
Lavender; -''board- Of Managers,
MiS-.7.Fra FerieSt7. jvaele
Lavender, Mrs':..Midtlleton"."..and .the
other ..Offieers: ' ' ' '
,
".
FUNERAL
, ALFRED W.' ItElICHERt.: •
: FUneral. services
'Vero •held.-Sunday,,..ianuary.
1St: Peter's. Lutheran -Church, . Zur-
Telt, for Alfred Reichert,: Hen: -
sail, Who pissed away suddenly, in
Clinten.•Public 'Hospital. . Rev. -0.
Winter officiated and, interment.
Was in the Lutheran' cemetery,
"..,ThepallbearerS ;were_ Clarence'
Adkins, Williarn
Hess,'tErneat ;Laid;
laW and Clarence„ Brenner, •
Deceased was born. in Hay' town -
'ship on January 21,- I.878,' where he
resided 'all his life.. SurViving• be-
sides ' his Wife, ,rthe former Lavine:
'Fuss, arethred ions-: _Orland, Hay
townshin,tErvin„ Clinton; -Ivan, :at
home; One..daugnteri• .1VIrg:' Frank
(Latiretta) Fields,: Hat townshiP;•,
'and ' eight ,grandebildren..
Mr.. and -.Mrs: ' Melvin Graham
Were in London- on.SettirclaYowing
-to the 111n& Mrs.. Graham's
father; Mr.' C.• Parks; at Victoria
'Hospital. '• _
Misg Georgine McCartney, nurse,
•intraining, -Strat,foid, spent the,
weekend. with ber parents, Mr. and
Mrs. VVilsen McCartney:-
;DonaldHickey
have mOved into the village.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Allan ..Shouldiee
'andMrs Shouldice's mother, xrp.
Buffam,- of St. ThernigThave, mo-
-ed into -Mrs. George' Clifton's new
- HENSALL---
, 'Miss • Maja. Roobol, • nurse -in -
training at Victoria Hospital,: Lon-
don, visited with her parents, .Mr.
,and Mrs.: Sim Roobol, thio Week: '
Members of: the Women's Mis-
sionary Seeiety .of the • United
-Church niet in the Church gelionl-
room "on ,Monday a this 'week for
a Minting bee. They have five
quilts in the frames. - •
A South Huron -rally was held in
Hensall United.Church TueSclaY.
The PreSbytery 'Dating People's Of-
fleerS ,dirtleted the "variout, groups
on, OiScussitts-relatiVe
Work in the ,eliurch anti the coni-:
ames no4it led the worship
servide,,,: Following: the 'program',
recreation was 'held' and luhch
served by .p;it--4:1fts0il. SecietY un-
der the, boxivehership .of Gwen'
dard. The standards of teachers
should be raised by better , educa-
tion, and teachers should not be
allowed -to teach. with just high
school eduCation- and .-summer
• .
Tte 'slow worker' should be giv-
en. a lot of extra help at home,' -and,
if the teacher has -the----time-to
Spare the 'child cbuld be given ex-
tra' helpat school, but Most Coun,-,,
try "teachers have sufficienfpupil&
th teach,withont-putting extra time-
enT.the l'slow worker, unless :the
others-, 'are neglected, the gronti,
, . .
at„the hoine
and.:1VDts;:,:janies .Howatt..
EueliTe whinerwverevg.anies,ingh;
Mrs', '.Coliver ,An erson,,,,an nryey,
Taylor; •.: lone ,liair.,,Mrs, ,•:JanoeS
HOWatt Undlolin Ilifiggart;';
consola-
tion, Mts. ,-George,...,,iloggart. 'and
Randy Bab:Cock, • . '
•
-ParLine '„ Fortm, met- „at , the
honie y, Mks, • Geyer. . Subject for
.•disetissioxi was ,`.`.ETIncatiOn
Parr,
Line .group felt .subjects ' snotadhe„
reading,.;',.writwg ariflinaetie,',..i40-
-gialiliy_•-•-andEn-glish,, hut:4E0Y';
lieVed good 'discipline. ..knes'f' With .
the,tasic'editcation,'The,'group -al-
so thoughtitis' a ranst.•.tOilearif to,
,:speak• tliengliSh,langitage pro-
berly,.. • ".Readings., good' benks pro-
vide,s irinch beip'i.n„this *respect,
Parr . Line:Said there school.: is.
troViding-o'igoOd,hasit::•edtiCatiOn
tiniler';the,‘-piregrastatiCes. fOr What'
arrionrit
TO iiiiprOVe.'standards',..- it
neeeisary:'„:.to iniProVe, ',both' what'
..they're tatightand., how. The -slow”:
le,arnei•S ':''Should•.: be • in 4 elass...bY•
theins,elyes wherever' possible, the
.8TO4P.:Tlecided, ''• •
LOve, and. :-Keith Love, The next;
meeting ',Wilt 'be . at. 'the "home of
DaVid•-•BlaekW0112,
•
ST.. COLUMBAN
—1vIland.-11/frs:---Jank-Kelly,_ of -Kit-
chener,. :with Mr. and Mrs. Joselall
Connolly, ---- -
llisS Marie O'Connor, London,
with Mr. andMr.' James O'Con-
'We are 'sorry to report. that Mr
” Willi a m Scott is ,in VictOriai:Hos-•
Pital, 'London.' •
"
Mr. and Mrs, -oSs • Scott
Jt`Spent
the -,weekend with friends iii Lon-
- At the/January meeting .of the
Bengali Branch of the Canadian,
Legion, held Monday evening,.
chaired by President Wm, BroWil,
$10 was voted to the WeStrriblater.
bingo fund. The regular meeting
nights will be the first Virednesday
of each month, inteafl Of the.first
Monday. - Misa tiOdgson, a iiatiie'bf
Fxeter, who is attending IVtacdon-
Instittite, Guelnli, will be the
MRS. AICHARD HDY- ,
WALTON '= Mrs: .Mithard.
Hoy;, .,a resident of Walton for.
many years, diedin. the Whigham
Ilespitat on- Thursday -in 74th -
year. She ',was formerlY„.Isabelle
Cusick, a " daughter of •. -the late
',Tarries and 'Alice 'Donglas Cusick..
She' Con'dneted cd" grocery bUsinesS•
in the Village .of Walton for soMe
years.- '
._
SheiS :survived by ,three daugh-•
'tem; •'.;;Aliee,': Edmonton:, Isabel;
Bnrlington;:' Laura, •LOndon;.. nine
grandchildren and six great grand -
Mr. brew Swan, Miss 'Edith
BoVeY and Mr. and , Mrs. Glen
Swan attended the ftmeral of the
late Mr. John Calvert in Ildertort
on Friday. -
Mr. and- Mrs. Fred McGregox•
attended the funeral of Mr. Mc-
Gregor's aunt, Mrs Willrecl• Aik-
enhead, in Clinton on Saturday.
Congregational Meting
. ° Brdeefield- -United:-Churelt con;
gregatiop meeting- was held Wed-
nesday evening; January 28, in the
schoolroom with a fair attendance,
Reports ofl the different organiza-
tions were heard and gave evidence
of Progress. Rev. S. Davison was
ehairinan. Mks. Edgar Allen was
elected secretary for the evening,
Following a short worship period,
Rev: S. Davistm led in Prayer:The
finances of the congregation are
in splendid condition with • a bal-
ance figure over that of last year,
The -retiring -- members •of - the
Board. of Managers, who 'Served
for- ^three , years, were Messrs.
Cliff. Henderson, Gorden" Elliott,
and Archie Mustard. Mr; Elliott
asked to be relieved and the fol-
lO,Wing managers were elected:
Cliff Henderson, John Broadfoot
and Stewart. Wilkn., ••
Birthday congratulations were
sent 'to Mrs. 'Thomas Baird, Sr„
fretn-the congregation, she having
entered her one hundredth year
on jahuary 36.
M'Lady program oriTuesday, Feb., 10, at 42:3()
and -will demonstrate three kind
of winter salads, liurondale Wo-
nami's Institute will be studio
guests., and some of them will be
guest of Miss Margaret trophey interviewed ,by Miss Brophey.
The bOdy was at the D. A. Rann
funeral home, Brussels, where a
service' was conducted- at 2:00 p.m.
on •Saturday by Rev. • Kenneth
Jaggs, of : 8t. John's Anglican
Church., Burial- followed Brus-
sels cemetery.
Pallbearers were Harold Hudie;
Art Henderson, Gordon Murray,.
Ed, Dougan, Stewart Humphries
and Ralph, Travis.
WATSON BROws
Watson Brown, 58, -Molesworth,
prominent Grey tOwnship' farmer,
cellapsed_ and died on -Main St..,
Listowel: -about .6 Thtirst
day afternoon: Death,' was attri-
buted to a heart condition,„ with
Which lie tad been troubled for the
past two years.
Active in communitY and church'
affairs, Mr. rown had served as
n member of the. Grey township
area publie school board since its
incention about II year agO,, and
had only recently been elected
chairman.- He is a past president
of the Listhwel District High
School Home and Schocil. Associa-
tion, n, member of the Board of.
Management of St. Andrew's Tres-
71*teriart ,Chmx14---MOItgwOttk,-,aUti:
of Bernard Lodge, No. 225, AF and
AM, Listowel. --
- A native of Grey township, re
was borft„.on a farm onAlte,Second"
concessiOn, where be lived Ins en-
tire lifetime.' He was' a son of the
late George Brown and his, viife,
jestie Sangster. '
Besides his wife,i., the former
Mabel ttlgar, is'suvived. by
one .son, .Edgar, Howick township;
one daughter, Mrs, William (Flor-
ence) Btratychuk, Brussels; three
brOthers, Getitge, Gorrie; John,
an
Stratford, d Murra3r, ICitchen-
es.; two sisters,.Mrs. Joseph Pear-
son, tthel, and Mr. Wilfred Hoy,
Brussels, and four grandchildren.
Funeral services 'were conduct-
ed Monday at St. Andrew's, Pre'a=
byterian Chuteh, MoleSWorth,
, ' •
--1Barbara—Kifithian
Has ee
Miss . Noreen Dalton, Brantford;
'Miss Regina Bowman, London;
-Miss-Cleo-Bownran, Stratford; and -
Miss Clare Malone, Stratford, spent
the weekend at their tomes.
Mr. and:Mrs: Gerdan Staples
and family visited :in Waterloo
witt--Mr.-and
Mrs.: john•McMillan and son, Bill
McMillan; Detroit, spent the Week
end • With IVIT. 'and.
• r and ,niirs Angus- 'Kennedy.
'And Miss :Rita •Kennedy visited in
Turner's ,•Church
ears_Encourpgiing
etio.rits. COn,'• Work.
The annual 'meeting of 'Tinter's '
Church was held Tuesday with. .
theev.in' Grant
tg- 7a.'Pil4e4s117. •
,Crich was apOointpd•secretary for„
The treasure*, Jack Turner, re;
,.borted quite an increase over last
year on the 'balance on hand.
Other reports' "were: :WA, Mrs,
McGregor;_,_ Junior Cengregation,
Mrs, Ed.' Layton; Sunday School,
'ES30eber,g1,eavv,Turnson;er;envYeeighnoegi ,.sPt.:,wOpalrett.
Mrs. IVIcGregor. It was .00ted that
the WA had unite a substantial,
_balance_ en hand for the. year;-, and -
:a vote. „Of ,thinlii..-War-teffderel7
"thsPeemcia'.1"ilud'ell6tillong)-ttheerMrgsr?-uids'. LvvieP'-:' •
ton for. looking after the. irfstrue-,.
tion of the .Tunior Congregatinn.
A vote of thanks was alSoAen-'
,dered to M. Mills for.his untiring'
efforts during the year. -
The: .secretary , of the Sunday ,
Selma]; 'George' Turner, .-read the
-:.-•
'Minutes .of the last S.S.. annual
meeting, ,followed by; the appoint.=
ent_of_Frank-FaIconer-a,s-super
intended, to replace Howard. jOhias
who. had held that position for nine
ear -S. On 'conclusion, a social hour
was ,soant, Mill§ shOwing• films .
.which - were greatly enjoYed,,
lowed 'by lunch by ••the ladies. ,
, . .
Maloney -Mrs. Doyle retutrned with
having spent": the past -month
with her parent's.
• , ,
Posing .the firm,er with his- .
.4eger.„_age_Zsert.„-ferpicturer-t-th0.--
ohotographer, stiggesthd that the....
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boy...staWith..his. :hand on
4ather's4.•-shofilder,-,- -
"If You want, itto'lOok natural," --
,•aid the long-suffering parents, he , -
could puthis,hanO in my pocket."
_St:?Augustine ,With- Mr..; and • ES.:
iCinnehan,
and
:and./i/ts. 3a,ck..Meiver and Mr. -and • .
.1Virs., -Thomas-Purcell: ,.' .'. ' ' '' .F•• ad'
ile.,L.. , .. - .. ... .-. . .. . , . SEAFORTI1 coinlY01,203'.':uelrOre •
,with Mr. and. :Mrs. Peter Hick- .' ._., ,...
. '''Mr.' and Mrs. .Pt , nItirray :and • r. •, ‘,,,,:,01,,Ris ..oildiEsTRA . : .
,Quaid. and Mr...and ' Mrs'• Gilbert
children, "Iondorty, sp.ent' the :Weekz ' . • ' • ••• ,- ' ... '' •
. , ., . . , . . . , . . .. .
end with Mr. and Mrs. James Mc- Admission 75c .--,,Litneh providecL-.
.SPonsored bY -Safortii. WOMen'S'' •
;-3
- Miss Agnes }Dolmen, Kitchener, ri ay,
•
, Institute
Miss Beatrice Maloney, Water-
loo, -with -Wilfred-Maloney, -
- Jun 1 , gs on, _pent ,the
'weekend with Mr. arid ,Mrs. Frank
HOCKEY GAME
ensall vs. Winthrop
SEAFORTH ARENA
MONDAY NIGIIT
' February 9tb
Added Attraetion: 131.001111)A Game.
Rensall Flirts vs. Winthrop Skbie
- at g:00 o'clock
The JanuarY meeting of the Bar-
bara Kirkman •Auxiliary„ of First
Chin -ch' was, held at the 'home' of
Mrs.- W. & Wright. • Mrs. Wright,
president of the auxiliary, welcom-
ed the 'members and opened the
meeting'- with a•poem:, Following
the opening hymn; sife.,•led-. in
brayer:- .1 •
Thenty-five members answered
the roll call with a. verse of scrip-
ture.'' After a short business ses..
sion, Mrs. 3 E. ,Patterson conduct-
ed the devotional part -of the meet-:
ing:. The scriptmrel.essonwas read
by
Mrs
Har-
old WIi,Y.ter'''.1tfitesrre°4 a
rrandYerl.‘r
.1irIVIs-
rs7aWr-,
A. W, rigli_t:nd Mrs. p‘,.. I.,..'Elcler,
favored, the meeting with. a duet.
• Speaker of ,the eVening was Rev.
D. L. Elder, chooSing as' Ins -topic;'
'Mission Activity in-' the Early
Church"Lunch wag' served by the com-
enjeyed. • • - -
mittee in charge, -and a sociatbetir
'MRS. AGNES BAIRD enter-
,
ed her 100th year on Friday
when she obserVed her birth-
day at -,the- homeof her son, •
Thomas Baird., at Bruce-
, field, Mrs.„Baird is in reaso,n-
ably , good health'despite her
years.- ' .
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RKET SERVIC
E. L. m"FicKirovidEetlagOsPorteNumiTSY.....-',..----0-
Hensall, :Ontarie
Beans -$6 3D Lpen_cwt pluStruck
Wheat -:-'1.40 per ,bushel
0ats-62e per bushel.'
Mixed -Grain ---60q per bushel: -
Malt. iBurle:y-1-41.06 er .h_UShe
eelB:rll-96r:bushel
Pree.aes;bet to'ch
a-lg
Withoutloticee''-
,
,
, Fast,Cotrtou;. Service
Storage Fa-CiliHAvailable •
Phone Hensall 103
, . , .
,Dqjtou'sWhite,Rose Service Station
Gas Oil rease Stove Oil
Anti -Freeze Batteries Confectionery IVIistellaneous
Arc and Acetylene Welding -Why wait for your welding?.:Do it now
-- our pa ro age un e appreciated
MURRAY DALTON - Phone' 774
"The Man Who Knows - Bus White Rose"
0 plus
Ihie to severe •*eather cOnditions-
we hate eXtenaed the $2.00 perion
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JanuarY Early' Delivery' Dikount to SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14th
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BUY YOUR FERTILIZER NOW
andtake delivery before Feb. 14 and receive $2 per ion discount; p1us-5%
for paying -Cash before March-1.4th
onunekild7R-0-dirW7aiii7+1 Inqulre today
d.
t,:adn-,itAhave no
eta:i
EdDPjaees
.,_SEEDd
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seeding tune!'
144 per Bushel.
10
!mite
"The Most :Value For the Farmer's Dollar"
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