The Huron Expositor, 1959-02-20, Page 7HEAR. PUBU,(HEALTH.NUR$E
Mrs- Fred Dbbhs, Jr,./, of the
Baron County Health Unit, Exeter,
was .gliett epeak:er at theiehreary,
meeting on Wednesday eveinag of
,the Tlentall Worrietet Institute in
.athe Legion • Hall. Introduced by
• M. peorge Hess, Mrs. Dobbs out•
the wet* of a health nurse,
anentionieg the inniumization clin-
ics held in the cetinty, pre-tratal
-classes,- achool visits, home- care,
. Mrs, A. R; Orr convened the.
program` and directed eeiremunity
•staghig- • Mr. Ilarr7 Hess, of •Zur-
ich, wes 'guett• aceompan-
led at the piano by Mrs, Wil.liam
musical number 13y
: :Mrs. Hoes, Mrs. George Hess and
Mrs. 'Fils,S; ..aecomPanied by. 1Vliss
Greta Laramie, was mucb, appre.
Mated. Presiderd•Mrs..Carl Payne'
gave a very interestingand in-
formative talk and demonstration
on aomishing and delicious salads
EPPER
• Auctioneer
Reserve yew* Sale Date now !
It.R. 3 Phone, Clinton
•Settforth HU. 24
allthe Year roUnd.. Miss AL Ellis,
in her usual .cahle mariner, gave
a very, humoikais reading, 'During -
the butiness' an invitation from
Kippen East Institute Wei accept;
ed for IVIarch As, at 830 p,ina
St. -Andrew' s United Church,
Announcement was ,inade of the
Aehievement Day. for .South
on a 4-11 Homemaking Club pro-
ject, "The • Cereal Shelf,' to be
held in •the Comnannity .centre,'
ilensall;;YebruarY 28, at 1:39
Friends and W,onien Institute naem;•
bers are invited tie attead.,' nao-•
lion was pasted to titre $25,00 to
the. Legiort:tow,ards the use of their
fine hall. A. -euchre paity .is- being
arranged for the 'near futare. When
the husbandt, and friends arete
be hivited. ,•, ••, ••
Mrs. 'Sint Robbor Commented ,ort
the sumtharY ..day. for "Sew 'To.
helii•in Clinton January 28..
The ,Short course on "Hospitality
Feods"• ia..seheduled for - April 13
and 14, at 1:30 pm., when Miss
Porteous; of -Home Economics Ser -
vie. Toronto, , will :be in charge:.
• Thia is aeornmunity :aerviee, •and
toe *gob& to 'Inissa Hostestes . Were
Miss Phyllis Cate and Mrs. Donald
'McKinnon, and . their. Conialittee
served a•,:delicions hirtelewhile all,
sat: in -a 'circle andenjoyedaso-
•ci?I
,time together. . a a
a Mit. T? •;d:' • Sherritt :extended',
•courtesy rentarks., to. Mrs.,. Dobbs:,
Mrs. Hess had all who had 'assist-
ed with the_Pi-ogram. •
• •
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RT.
-77-77
Iiiview'ofthe p
'..l.Sined by the
!1'own Council, re the -eonfineinent,,Of:•dokS,,
and thOtaet.that they are:;nOt'to 1.04 at, .large
at any time, -: the.,Connell',YeelS that ,-charges,;.,
Mnst,..he lald-'nrider:thiS :13 y.-16,1,17..• '
Any owner or harbourer of a '•
.dog: Who, allows it to run at
- • , . ,".
large can be summonecl into
Court The fine rn a case of this
kind
ebuld,::.' be -450--00. and eosts
The Council and myself would ask all citi-
zens concerned to comply with -the--laws'and---
avoid the consequences.
HRISTIE:Mayor
.ANT,. ADS BRING RESULTS Phone 141 o
Puy Tribute To
Four 'Members Of
Childrens Aid
• Tribute wag paid to four mem,-
hers of the 'board of the Huron
Cotuity Children's Aid Society at
their annual meeting in the Court
Ifouse, Goderich, on Wednesday.
Presentations were made to mem-
bers, Rev. R. G. MacMillan, Mrs.
Albert Taylor, Mrs. George John-
ston and Fred DavidSori, by Depu-
ty -Reeve Melvin Crich, Clinton,
arid Reeve William Ball, Seaforth.
MeKeezie, reeve a
Exeter, fittingly spoke of the time
and effort , forth by," these
members an ,their over ten Years
. .
Rev.: MaeMillan , was reelected
president' of the board, with the
othei'Menibert as folloWs:. first
vice-Presidenta Dr: K. ••E:, Taylor,.
Goderich;. second 'vice-president,
Higb Berry, RR 1, Woodham; hon-
orary secretary,: A. M. Robertson,
Goderich •secretary, joint C: BO=
rya Goderich; ' treasurer; : G.
Ilartiy,". directors : Mrs.
Kenneth 'Johns, RR NO. '1, Wood-.
'Mrs. F. • Fingland, Clinton;
Fred Davidson, WinghaMa Frank
Sills,,Seaforth; John Winter, RR 2,
Harriston; 1L B. COusins.,'
Brus-
seis; James Doig, RR 4; Seaforth;
Wffliam McKenzie, Exeter:, Mrs.
Ilevirard Kltimpp, Dashwood; Mist
Etta Saults; Goderich; MrSa Al-
bert Taylor, Goderich; Mrs. Geo.
,Bilinstoea Goderich;' Lewis Tay-
ler,Goderich; W. M. .Prest, Gede-
rich; Mrs. Bruce Erskine, Code -
'via Ctieh• 'Deputy-lreeve'O'
totl;' • asteCiate4meiubers; -Miss.
Falconer;::'•Reg.N., • 'of. • the Public
Healtia•-• and a representative of the
SlAJLn1y: 11. McCrealit,
•
IVIrs. DJ a rY, :P.'• Chaffee,the.local
-director; :sub -aided :report of
the :activities. a. the" staff, and •:,B.
G. : HanlY-.•presented • • the .. treattir-
er's report and the. budget, for
1959. of .$47,225.00... ' ••• ' •
•
"Wliat did the •firstardieurtietisin.
.pain say to the second rlieurnetisin
'What?"
• ' "Let's:, get out. ofthis JOhiti." •
CANCER CORNER
Yen can't kill„CANCER with kind
The sooner we all co-oper
•
ate, the sooner will CANCER meet
its • doom., The 13ATTLE agates
CANCER is everybody's'Imsiness
Get bilsY new! Censult-Yeur Doctor
Spread the good word:
, CANCER,' CAN' BE CURED ;
if caught in time.
Canadian 'CancerSociety
• SeneovtluErni.,ich: 3. Yr. Talbqv
USBOR.NE & IIIBI3ERT
IVIVTIJAL FIRE I-
NSURANCE CO
HEAD OFFICE — Exeter, . Ontario
• ' President:. -_, '„
Alex J, Rohde' R.R.3, iviitdnie
Vice-President: •
Milton McCurdy , JCR. K.irkton
•-,Direet,ors: " ' .• .
E. Clayton Colquhour4, R.R.
Science Hill; '1Vlartin Feeney, R.B,
2; Dublin;: R1rt7G.-'• Gardiner, -R. -
R Cromarty - • Timothy B
Teohey,- 3,.. lateen; •
•
.Harry Coetes;.R.R. 1, Centralia;
Clayton Harris, Mitchell; Stanley
Hocking, Mitchell. - •, ••.
W. G. COciirane . Exeter
•• Sectetary-TreaSerera
ArthUr Fraser Exeter
:orsts
tam
FIC
Your 1958 driver's licence and vehicle perrnit w11 ex ire at Midnight Mach
18. 'After this date it will be illegal.to drive with 19 li.cence or plates.
,
T TILL THE MARCH DEADLINE
Act now and -avoid inconVenience,. A last. Mini*'rush will cause 'delay at the
7250 Agerl.cy Offices throughout the province,
r icences
TWO IMPORT.A.NT REMINDE._
You„ninst show proof of LiabilitylnStitartee when: you' apply. for plates'
Or paY an eatra t $5.00 , into the Unsatisfied. judginent Fwd..: The
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a.
additional $5.00 r,taYllient IslOT a substitute for LiabilitY
If yoii, do not have' yetir "Proof 'of Liability Insurance" ,certificate, see
our insurance, agent today, A pelicy for Me, Theft 404 COILISIOTI it NOT
buntrance. Check Your 110110Y-
Study`the "Point System" 'Folder yoU will receive with yOUr-Driverts
Licence.' Itexplaint.in-Vetair your new Point System. '
cohrAHM pgrAtimgrir" 'Oi'TRANSPORT• ,
wainhczo, O.0 „ latalst;.a
*!. .CPT-antak DIP4Itq *0111/41r
Canadian
. (This is the fourth in a Seriet of Of the eity.
• fore saietbere dneVer been
atlything:to equal tbit. Their last
number ,.rhaunded little Of;
the, 'English: -1VIaapb1e" 'dance, but
from the -centre ,there Vaas`'aised
.the green flag of • the W,PQ. 'One
Of the -numbers whicli they sang
was the German plowing tong,..Of
Winch I have' the wOrda In. Eliklith.
- 1ie OffiCialpreseatations.. were
Made 'after- this wb,ea the °win -
tiers, in their respeetive:aorder
el Oritailia•Maernillan of Ireland,. were. ranged across the front of
Dsxonef :Britain,- Wright 'of. -Ire-- the.. stage, _Eada',Matt.: was - pre -
land' AO. our JO Tran were the se:Med With a pia to ,shOw' he had
five- top men.. ..-If there ' was' any been participant• the Sixtii'
rlisaPpethtitieat felt it was, act le .World Piowing. Match 1.. ,de not
eVidenee, at. each With true sport-• 'think any Of thorn looked any finer:
,manship,..awaraled the Winner. the .11iati (lid Jae...0a Allan,'izi their
-hotiorlie bad achieve,d; May, I say .navy blazert..- and grey trouters.,
here that the (Ignition in•tbese,..ffire was; proud ef ,them, • as .Were all
cases - was verir:,,clOse, there -being other Canadians. present, ,.end Can
lett :•.than "'bye, pointS difference .in: ada could. Well lie, proud: of them:
all Of theta., .Allan'llammond Was, amongst these 'thirty: other Corn-
well, in the tont.bracketandhad, petitors, as typical Canadianfarina
,i3nieotwhihingg....toliebettaasdhathMeed. ,xneifsf.'obitt,uhisno-.. ,e.rTS.1±-. 1,0•
to draw a very.-tinevenr-aland,. and toThoinat 'Leslie GoOdWin,and jle
because :of :this .his 'did- ilPt` got • a. great ovation frein ;his -.101-
eome Out .Cv.Pm; Which' east 'bun iotv eantestants; as well the..
about -110 Points>: ‘.which in4•80'. Whole -audience ; -the. liaPPieSt" • Of
the. difference between ' and ,,,,who7raa. was cfatha4,• who was
twelfth.- place •in eqniPetitien te- on a:tour frorti..Eneland, . on -
keen • ,a
: .ly a fifth Of a' point' betweenfirst
Each country bad a judge whieh and second Place, T'Lawrence . Mac-.
ota.de:' a -total .0f-,•sikteeri judges,- -of Ireland was a . manner
and a many of of the ,countHes vho second;' his ready Wit aa • goo
have ust entere4 the W P 0 Iiad hament had,: Made-. . him '• many
-judges who, kneW•little. aboUt.jtidg.. 'friends. Our Catiadian:teerierVeS
big ploWing. At any rate; We were „Popular . pair,' whether .in the
glad that the plearmen, of the' fields', the residence, or nita tour,
tish Coinindiwealth—Britain, And I ;kneel- the. Gertean officials
Australia Were well ina.the:'.1ead-
landa Canada; 'NOW 'Z.kaland '•and : held ,
cif other., coentriet. ;
After .the',U•sualagOod :Meer, the, BRODHAGE
p1owien and their xanagers- took .
their' places 'at .. tablet decorated •.(Intertiled• for laSt : Week)
„, . • , „ , , , r , •
, With f14.g5 .0,,apanataena_Tii„ehug
'fgriallehedry.s,,,S,att visitors'6pi4,' Women Was..held
on-, WeditesdaY aichfterneon -With" •••3.5'
inernber8•••.and.::17.• VititOrs. present
uoainnp
ibcfiev
uMw
treia
vsr
-eeepte; lane :Perforreanee -Started Devetioni'ivere
When the beautiffif Curtains./ relied ,
Reuben: BittiCk,• Mrs.-
aWair ,diselase • aa stage '.setthag.
tlier-.00-f-fitan'FarM :youth ,infatheir..;7,
.01. aiaaa ,popte,...tot • ivfasa,
atitififf-LI-PostilMes,"---aWith-;
:band .ef:. truiniietS' and•-buglert2..at.
the v,t.y top of ...the ,stage. We had :also • ' .,..• •
seei them iu. • groups, :throughout Mrs Lew Hicks;. president,, was
the feur days!. eyeiltsi, but .to-.tedain chargeaof:the .htisiness, : Period.
,:s:6pon"Usttatellu9ag.,6ht-ullresrtifo9al'i.galip.:t*. tni*es,...M.Gine6iti.tegS6 Rof6ektlieselcars°tt,iiirkeetini.e4gd,
•Thete • young :people: sang and'M -martin' Dietz; t'the:ttreaS-
eilddida ,ranab.er -of .beentiful folk urer's report. : An inVite ion d a
..gaaeeaboaute.4n4 pride; tater, „wo:,
at-
dance:mi0::::-.1,h1.4.1:,•th-a.e....shie,.a.siu'uouanag7tioatp.is:,,owwietho,. tend World Day of. Prayer serviee.
..17.ridayi,' was 'aecepted.-•'--Birthdays-
the telp-'of a 'few .local teechers.WereareBOrteti:
put on this perfermance without Ahrens, 11/rs.'Eit •Seherhartn,Mrs.
any-.-oiitsiddJ'iae-ap• aa-a,tru1 a•rura ,b-eitt:Banefl., 73/IrS7Ifereid* Moak
group.- A nYerle 'Who'. had ever at- nd• ;IYIts Rock. '•••
„
articles, lay • Gorden , bf,cGraVin, '•The setting 'for ilie"banciiiet 'was
of Walton. Mr. McGaVirt ageOlo- in the most beauti.fal building I
panied Canadian PloWinen to Ger^ hale* everbeen in. It it, a neW
many). bui
ilding with banquet rooms, dance
,
floor, -seating capacity •fer ,,over
two thousand People, aS well as
room, on the stage for -five hun-
dred. Before the banwiet ended,
the. results of the judging were
known, not officially, but it was.
generlly conceded: that Goodwill,
• Long before the time scheduled,
people began to take'�p their posi-.
tions to. witness ,the elating eere-
inony, • This was beld in an en-
cidsure at the end -of the tractor
tiled, and opposite the block of
headquarter's offices. Taking their
Places' againet 'a • baekdreia' of
sheaves of ,grain, 'clusters of fruit
and: -.vegetables, syynbolie ef the
product § of. the 'seal,: were OMM-:
bers of the German Finial -youtu'
in the • colorfulcOttienes of the dif
ferent provinces. The band of the
•German ;young , farmers was on
haral,,again with: their white -Ohne-
-6d hats, knee breeches and -bright
jhelteta.avhicb. I have already de-
scribed. The United States Marine
Band .was on hat* to • add to the
occasion, The, plowmen of 'the six-
teen, nations, ,vvith..their team mare.
egers; . had aapleee in- the: micro-.
tare,. as did, •the officials of • the
W -P-0:, German, government Offf--,
officials of the Agricultural'
Sehooland :officials of Esso _front
different ...,countries.. .•• This 4 pretty
filled the titian eadeture over
which,",the flag Of the W.P.O.-had
flown, &Mee •the start. ef,theevent,s,
On'Wednetday.' AcresS. one ..eaci of
the building. Wag a drapery, behind
which .was. the golden' Plow oil
pedestal, and .the stories of the dif-
ferent countries • which make up
the Cairn ,of Peace.•
Jhe Federal Minister di Agricill-
'..ture for ,Gerniany 'made' a' Short
•
speech,: after' 'which nr:- Fruerleire
president of the W.P.O.;daew the
• curtain disclosing • to view the.:"Gol.
,deu.•PleW -and .thvarious.,stOnes.'
1 do netAlliiik'it'was.prejtidice-Or,
patrietisin - alone that :Made Us•-•
'think -Canada's, stone,- donated liY
the -Pryde family Exeter;'. wet'
a -little the nicest ol all. A feeling
of.' sadness • came • to its as ,we.
thought of the late •Thorrias Prirde,
.rhoshowedhjs interest :Utah -gra,
cultural -affairs by-ota thisagift
to..the'possible. The final
act•of the closing Ceremony was
the laweriagof the flag
with its inseriptiOn:. •``P.aX •Avri
Agros".. Snoil , again, -the,' roads
Were thronged withpeonIe making
their way,'to variousdestinations
by train; bits, :scooter .and i bicycle.
Our boys, :Withthe other Contest
enttaakarried -_back, to their • reti,
deice in "the school towash away
the • giiinea of the -day's plowing,
and to get; on their blue ,blazers
andagrey •flannelt to' atteedi...,,the-
big•banquetin the- 'Leederhalle Of
Stuttgart the we were :guest: tended a World Plowing Match, be-
EASTER:SEAtS SUG6EST
FLKTEDDISTRiCiCHiLDRE
To More than:13,590 children' and ''•Cliildren:' They 'Ineaa a' Chance for
, ,
teen-agers in, Ontario ,' afflicted bY lads to takeaa, course at the interi•
accident,diseaSe,'-Or ftOrn birth by, .nationally.'-knOwn Variety Village'
eripplieg Cotditions that. nstially
rriean despair and dependenceon
others; 'March, is the , month of,
hone:: -
EasterSekis go 'ox sIdTTofl :
February;26, threugh e- me -
hers" ef 221. serYice ..as•• the
inethis.by'..which-the people of Omi,
title TOM vast task of Mak--
ing_life better feryfyoungsterS,wlici,
Would. otherwise . find .it harder,' if
not drapbstible, .to :become self-
reliant self-dependent:citizens. This
year the set -vice blahs have set a-
provineial''..objectiVe • of ..$770,000
from. the tale of • E.aster . Seals: •In
Seaforth; the.Lions Club. will'again
handlethe local sal•es.: -
/The, purchase .of.. aster' Seals.
mean treatnierit and training,...va:
catiOns -specially equipped sum-
iner camps, and ell, the other bene,.
fit t- that the ,thirty••Siyear-old'
cki-
t'ario Sodiety for Crippled Children
has developed Over its ...history to•
"---,
You Can Depend -On
. When kidneys edit •'•
• to remove oteesS • ....„... ......
' acids 'and wastes, .
f eel in g . d4,tz,rbed f ip, ONd,s.„:,
b zekacho; tired
, rest often follow.
, , heduttteyr_o, Yloaeuri'fbvele,
•
' ter, work better,
1PildnIlseyasttaininuotinutatl
,• - podef's nidneY ,‘p .JJ
,
You • can eoend ,•
'on DodOs Uct Podd.sa nay drugstere:
I
• - .1
Lunch WaS'sertred by•-lVIrs.: Chas:
-Ahrens; :IVI-rs„--±Atig. atieta,
Albert Bauer,..Mrs.
Die -
gel, ' ,11/fis, • J. L. B,eimewies, Mrs.
Henry 13.efinewies,- • airs.'Mantiei
Bener,triami•....atid.dyfrs....D,art Benet--
mean.' ,Aatench-andtage table, was
• patrenized.. • • ,
t -•The,' Cla m ber Of , Commerce had.
plannedladies' night :to be held
n athe,-Legion.' toonts; :Mitchell, on
Friday, Feb., 6. This :had .be
theisChodaaporisored and support.
',postponed- Owing to sternly : weatb-
6a.,...by the entertainment ',profesa
boys er :to jiloriday; Feb. 9,andand -this al
unable ,.
sion;- where trades are taught
had '-to be-eaneelle
'- .inannal taSkt.accotint;o • e-''..-wea-ther:•;
'five. carapt, unlike un mu' other -• rs, winaani Diegel at, -th
carripS-in the conntrY, hundrOs'•of 'alter brother, Mr. :Clarence Brun -
'summer vacations barred to them- • ,
•:Othuteirewsit:res ,bwiec11.4uhsaeve th.h-eychandaaermoatt u,emr r uaandacimrrs.: 130:73.0ears,,,Ai. Ste:hriiiHesong-:
••play .6i'caetly,„ as other children do.. of Niagara „pansi with her par-
entS, •,Kr.••and Mrs: Edwin Rock.
aMts; !..Erit0a • •Ahrens With Mr.
and Ms. 'Frank .Eickmeir.
Messrs. ..Pord Dickison, George
Jarmuth, Russellt, Sholdice and
Rudolph Bauer attended the' Chant -
her of Commerce seminar at the
In the field of cerebral palsy, the Victorian fen, Stratford, on Thdrs-
Sodety's Easter Seals have made., day. , •
'possible_ ,advaoces. that are. dra-j.A batket of floWers was placed
inatic,, even, though -the, -task. is in St. .Peter's •Lutheran Chureh
painfully slow 'and expensive: • At I here on Sunday from, the funeral
the 'Woddeden residential, training- 'on Saterdayvof Mrs. Henry Schade
.,centre- near': Loudon; .tearns • of' (Louise Wessman), of Monkton.
nurses and 'doctors. are teaching • 'Mrs. Joe ,Sinith has been 'bonfire
childrenato_ talk,,10:„walki_to.leed', ed. to •Seett Memorial Respital',-,Sea:
-themselves,. and dress 'theniselves ,forth- with a finger infection. a
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith, Sad.
dr 'and Arthfir,. of. Orangeville,
with bis.'sister, Mrs. Hareld Wur-
dell,' and Mr. Wardell recently.. ,
Mr. Donald Wolfe, who is attend-
ing leathers' •College. Stratford, is
practise teaching in Gait this
week. • "'
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Herold, Seb-
ringville, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs..Lavern 'Wolfe on Sunday.
Mr, Peel Boyd, wile received
_back injuries while ,at 'work at the
In these eamps.1 coutisellors-,,With
, knowledge clf. what to do, 'teach -
the %kids to -enjoY life, to learn.how
to care' for therntelyet, and give
many of .them hope ,which- their
conditions, . or 'even' their oyer -pro.
tectiveparentea have not aroused.'
• • ' •
• . even to become helpful fam-
ily !nenibers, instead of helpless
victims Of a 'condition, that onee
spelled hopelessness.
` Purchases of Easter Seals mean,
memberthip for the buyers in a
crusade of mercy and service to
children, (Who: throughne fault of'
their owri,-. bear enormeus burdeas
of 'affliction,. but who need only a
little help to carry those burdens.
much more lightly.
car owners in t e Township
o Maltillop are , requested
o park, their .cars on the,r�ads
o, e Township during the
Winter.
Cars that are Jett on the roads are
contrary to the VighwayTraffic Aat
and are det ent to operation'of '
ow
snplows.
.After February,19, 1959, please note that Provin-
.
cid Police :will take necessary -action to See that_ -
ears are not left on roads, Ana. prosecution inty
follow.
ta
Road Superintendent
WiffitniilI.turnin Plant,
is confined to" Stratford Hospital.
• Mr. and Mrs.'. Manuel Muer-
mann and • Mr. and .Mrs, Dan
Beuerinann• with Ma. and Mrs.
Henry Bennewies; Mitchell, on Sun-
dey. • - •'
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Diel; Mit-
chell, called. on Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
blogh on Sunday and alSO at the
home of. Mrs. Elizabeth Queren-
gesser recently.
IT IS OBVIOUS
,
"It is obvious that ,the
ereasing number- of alcoholics .
is related to the increasing sale
and -consumption of -aleohelic
beverages," so declared The
Windsor Star reeentlY„ -
• It IS obviOns to all who
give ,-thoughtful consideration
• to thik serious problem. The
'number Of alcoholics is -increas-
ing -alarnii3aglya
Surely it is 'just as; obvious
; that the country, the 'city, the
county with the fewest aka-
• holies, eonsurnes the smallest •
quantity of alcoholic beverages.
Thanks to the seientifie Study
made of this problem by the.
Ontario Alcoholism • 'Research
Foundation, we have statistics
• ShOW that of several 'court- -
• ties studied there is one which
has a remarkably, low rate•of
aleatholics per 100,000 of palm-
- latiort. That tptnityls-ltdr:on-,7-
"admittecIlf`the driest count
ha Ontario.. We in Iltirort have
no legal liquor outlets heeatIte r•
we are tinder the Canada
TeraPeranee Act. ,
• One other obvious conclusion,
the• CIA should riot be repeal-
ed, bat ,amended. This is the
,riim of, an active irodp of
• Rurtni, and.'• 'Perth citizens.
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Telephone Ntupbers:
Clinton 120
-Seaforth 573
" M. W, STAPLETON: ,
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Physician ind Surgeon •-•
Phone. 90 • : . Seafortli
If.'ne answer, call 59
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- ' Seaforth •
• JOHN C. GODDARD; NW.
Physieian and Sergeon
Phone 110 Ilensall
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-IT'E'PERINAItY CLINIC
Turnbull, 'DVM, VS. •
W. R. Bryans, -17.8.
Drertnan, D...Arg::- vs.
Phone 105 • • • - • Seaforth
A. W.SILLERY
Barrister, Solicitor, Ete. •
Phones; Office 17,3, Residence 781
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SEAFORTH, oryr. Telephone 174
D. II. IVIdNNES
Chiroprattie - • • 'Foot Correction'
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Monday, Thursda.y -- 1 tw8.p:m.
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• OFFICERS: . •• • .
President—Robert Archibald, Sea-
Vice-Presideut—AlliStr l3roadfeot,
„Seaforth- "
• Manager and Sec.-Treas. — Miss
Norma Jeffery', Seaforth ,
DIRECTORS:
• V. J. Trewa.rtha, Clinton; J. L.
Malone, Seaforth; Chrit. Leon-
hardt, Bornholm; Robert Archi-
bald, Seaforth; john h. McE
tlyth; :William S. °Alexander, W
ton; Harvey Fuller, Goderich; 3.
E. •Pepper, Brucefield; Allister
Broadfoot, Seaforth.
'AGENTS:
William "Leiner, Jr., Londeg-
• boro; J. F. Prueter, Brodliagen;
Selwyn ` Baker, -Bruasels; Eric.
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