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ARCH .3 1959.
TH ONTARIO, M -1 9.
SE,A•F9R , ...
..._ �..
-a ttc;_Don Pot ZSU_'Ne
edFor Plan
:..
-•:.-' _.�.e.-...-iq,.u.Se�i
dpafn. or •;nth' Council `spentseine caiTimhes
.'• b..0
i1
dhi,
en _ acsu•;
as ' pio• ont
e. onnt, ciea-1mIoersiedpep
o.iic1ri re l
-a
storage .yard and .�..a proposed � then erect a public garage beside
t'
hu_lt,p
.
stolage Y. and,,of the -proposed The presence of:the garage'' would-
to house street xiaintenaxeetend to •reduceassessments:
wed. : area.
question arose when it was
:.;:.
the' necessity.,, of Counea.:taking im-
mediate:
to -offer the former waterworks': build • n plan,
to ° steps to create a tow p
Street," for sale:_
on Coleman ._ _�..... ecte'd. b� ening;bylaw. s;
� on oils -of- properly px°ot, .p. � •Y .�_•: ww_
''1 in is situated tion
The blas d g
Without theguidance ant pints'
ad :olein lots, and usa V6TIt u g
two g _carefull considered j• town.
� lot be retained •as'-�vvhicha Y_.
sug-
gested the- vacant p rovide -neither , council
gplan would ,
�., _ munici � al ' ,• .
possible site for the p, gar -
Age.
with.an
: � p° nor anybody°else can build . • • y
doubted the
11
•
1ldember of
Canadian, Weekly..:.
Newspapers
Association
• it. -w
as.
S. -
A e. ome councillors s to future .conditions in
g . .: - assurance a
m of this pointing-out-it:would ,
-wisdom , P
� particular area:
e11:a a,particu
• . ..fair :far the:town to sell . ,
not be :. � •.:__ --_
HARLOCK
-FEED
TN
E
THE
ST
1h -the
P N
• FE
EDIN
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notinCing a
leW
Fee
Eight ht i arlock ladies,' met at the
home_o£MrsYteslie Reid on Wed-
nesday after
ednesdayafter
noon March 4, to quilt,
:W1VIS bale. ..
-a` hila for the
q.
Mis`M
Marjorierie McE
win
gs
of
Lon-
don, spent
the' weekend .in.Kitchen-
er with her sister' Mists Beth Ale-
-Ewing:
e-
-Ewing�
..;.
Miss ;'Mary
Lou Roe is teaching
week.
ek.
in Brantford this
.Commercial
Regular
•
o
C
" on
• C011r
For Pigs., That S
Pig Startie
0-
C,
",- ed
in
�, � fe
• Milk g
flow •"Of S •
Maintain. a full
• Ma
OPI"p0
N..
SOWRA
la'f
'n
owI
r -y
t g
as
the sow to start a.fg gi P .
Help
feedin ' CO-OP PIG E -STARTED at °7 ,to
g '
a. s.' of age:
I'OdY. g-.
ER .at 3< to 5 "weeks
�►.. Peed age
FI.'G ST$Rfi
of a e and you can wean them at eight weeks
• Keep. your pigs grove ing f as't y y switching to
CO-OP HO,G pROWER, When •reach 70.'
•pounds weight.
Top thel e---offa£ter they.: reach about .140'.
• ER-
I -II-
•. QCr
IN S
=rsPP�r
�-il CO
dl
pounds by feeding
make them -ready.. for the market in
to
'than �ou ever thought possible.
time you
'WAY AND. SAVE
FEED THE- C0-0�'
- or 'T
amid then )1' °Listen do you
ouiseU, a' :?barber; . �ace
cavi. 9 ......... ... ..
Congratulations are extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reidon: the
arrival of their baby son in Scott
last
Memorial Hospital, Seaforth,
Frida
Y
d
ar
Mr. and Mrs.George Bern
and family spent' Sunday -evening
with:: Mr. and Mrs. John-McEwing,
and family.
--There were no church -services
B n ,owin to
in Burns' Church . Sunday g
the bad conditions of the roads.•
Hamilton is"
„Miss Lenora- Hami
teach-
ing in; Kitchener. this ;week..- --
Mfrs:-Ernest Moore; left on'Tiles
-
day visit. in Belgium with her
day toShe will,
father,. who. is quite' ill.
fly, TCA from London Friday morn -
propose Track Route
e ,. Breaks.:Ilip.._�___�: _. __, : ....._ ._.
rower_
Study
A weekly article contributed
by a . member of the Sea -
forth and District Ministerial
Association.
SUGAR, AND SPICE p
y W.'(si l B. �.`SMILEX;
With trouble in Africa, the Ar
mow' eanc_e,Ued,,and Berlin situ
atigix looming uP, it•seems` as good
a -time as any to -give a, progress
report on Playboy, _ For those w`ho.
eame in late,. Playboy is ;the black
Spaniel pup we bought for the kids
at Christmas. A charming,' fat
bundle, he was as cute as a. Koala
bear club. The youngsters were
enchanted.
Christmas, with , its sentiment,
is long gone from us,- and; we are
battling the bitter winds of March
And, that, sweet, little, roly-poly,
puppy is long gone from; us, and
we are battling •a great, rangy;
hairy,- leaping, chewing .: animal,
whose mere presence in the house
keeps •my wife in a constant state
of::near-hysteria.
(;By Rey. J. C. Britton, Northside
United Church, Seaforth)
One of': the things that most peo-
ple
ea
pie shy away from these days is
criticism. We dont like our ideasa
criticized; yet personal growth 4
only come from. constructive .criti-
cism. .You may ' maintain• that the
-particular criticisin that you get
--isn't-constructive ,Life-=teaches.:.us
that we, must be prepared to take
it .on the chin -and come••up smil-
ing. The' reaction of 'modern youth
;to its dislike of criticism is a rigid
-conformity. One; would net dare' be,
different from the -particular -group
with which they are . associating.ei
a person is to ..:be a leader of m
they 'must be .trained" to accept.
criticism of their'ideas. ,
n e'of-the -reasons_:th that
-� Perhaps o
we do not like criticism is that: we
are afraid thai.our idea may,not
be able to stand -up -under the ;im-
''ideas. If we are _seek-
ingof other
in the truth :then ;we : will wel-
g
come`:other 5ideas, but; if we. are
interested only' in winning an argu-
ment .aiid bolsteriing "our ego, tiles
criticism is net :for us.` Frequently_
People are so _conscious of, them-
selves < and their tender feelings
-refuse-to ',present their
that -they _ ideas ;to public scrutiny. We have
to learn to :'subordinate our ;gown
feelings: -when• :we .think.the -goal
i"
r
m
of � our idea is:sufficiently po
taut: The football player or the
hockey player is intent on scoring
a goal.- •He knows perfectly well -
that .:his passage to that goal, is
He is
go-
ing
t be s
not going _ o
to:. be rough -handled on the
but if that is going to :deter
way, .
him- in. his effort,.then his' days
num;
usefulness to
• the t
cam
are
of
s
the
limit on h
A two hour. parking
Brothers - in the same. family ,can • and Saturdays
a times. Last Square ",on, Fridays
be a little too close t heavy
e for.. Y
out.
ld cis s
ear o special.
en
ev as
Kerr, s Y and
e h K
P
Jos
week
Joseph
and=Mrs:-Iiarold Kerr" rucks were am g
'son. o t
on the proposals
Was
'playing
an impromptu game studied by town council• Frida-Y.
public school
of football at the pu e •se oo
his. The possibility or installing: park-
when he,c 1. Re u t: Je .wen .meters°:on the: Square was ,a1-
brot er, 'Bill.. Result: Joe'went to ing`:the special
hduring
a du
with a bmken'hip:�- so mentions- -. g
the hospital w meeting at which, revision.' of the
V�'in ham`Advance Times _ was considered.
g town. traffic bylaw
ed through, truck route
• his.:. The
ro os
est La R
Re u g p�
q
heavy' ,trans-
would look y.
at
from villagers
petition' ch
A
and from
Go
eri
of to n
rt going the s g
d b -
ce ve ports re Y
Godericholle was•r
:_ Township Council on harbor. The hill and along, Wesp
da night, requesting that in- the';; harborn
stop Y g n. the Street to Wellington ' Street, the
i
village b : of Street lights Elgin Avenue and up 'E1'-
village be investigated; ;;;and costs over to At that,
g . of the gin :'to Victoria ,Street.
co committee
pies; Members - t -the :`'` intersection ' of • Elgin'
wcommittee presenting:. the request point -the Streets -- the
"Bert" Lobb, William Avenue and 'Victoria
Bender
R. t * north on
� .Johnson:-- trucks can fan outgo go o ,,, ,m
nd Wilbert outh out either,,
n News -Record.- ----- -Victoria-Street or s
Clintonto Bayfield Rad,. or Huron Road.
Y ,
Accept With Limits Goderich :Signal -Star.
Stanley - Township,' :councillors "axiv- increases
Monday t
d Increases amo g
sus..,
•The: regular. meeting - -of' the -
Burns Londesboro YPTJ was held
Sunday. evening in: Londesbore.
Pat Murch- led the. singmg She..
.was, accompanied by. Arlene': Pow-
ell -at :the piano. President Pat
;Murch and ; Ken Gaunt- were ie
,charge of'the business,
The Faith and Evangelism; group
led by : Arlene Powell, was in
charge of.worship.; She Was-; assist-
-ed-by~Glenda McDougall; Faye_
Gaunt}. Bonnie Thereason,'Harvey
Caacter, :'io_w:aid Cartwright and
Frank - Murch -
. (Intended `for last week)
Miss Mary: Lou Roe taught last
week:'in Wilson Avenue: School. in
Kitchener. She taught grades two
an-three.
"d'
e Watt attended . the
1Vfr 'Georg., _
-annual meeting of the:Agriciiltural.
da
urs
Th
Society Wednesday•.
-:and y-
in Toronto.-
ton -.,. tau• ht
lull g
e Ha
Miss Lenor
t• ck.
ds o
last week, in :Woo
ass Marjorie Bickel, of Toron-
t.spent, the "weekend _.with. ' Mr.:
and rs. ,George. Smith: <•
Mr. and, . Mrs. George ::Watt. ited -Friday-and Saturday with -Mr
; and ;Mrs, Russell.MeBeth ,and fam
ily, of�London.,Mr, Wattattended_
the.: Middlesex Seed Fair. while :in
,JaOid`o .
Il n
anal -Pointed out as lively a ,hest of
lice as -:you'd: want to see. Wheal
told-tbTogitGi,r1 he-nBarlv,.broke
down., I got her calmed3own,
we sat ,there,, nervously scratching
ourselves, It ,dawned , pia-. both of
us about the same;time, that one'
of the' favourite tricks of the ' kids
was setting 'the- pup' on top of their
heads, bolding, him there and -walk -
Mg around the . house that way,:
pretending he;;was a fur ..hat.
;x`
',The real problem;, however,' and.
we might „as well face it, is No ;1:
and No. 2. -We spread -the -papers .
down, and after, his meal, I '.hold
him there for. abotit :ten minutes
He 'reads the:. headlines . with. inter-
.
est. When I -get a crick in ' nay
back and'release him, 'he trots••,
straight to ,'the nearest'patch- o£
bare -floor and. makes a mess - on,:
4,4
We tried.. Oh, how:we tried to
bring him. els properly. .`We'd never
had a dog before, and we knew the
first couple •of weeks;',would ,be
quite a, strain; -until. we had -him.
trained to'` use the ,papers, • stop
crying at night, and. do everything
he was 'told. We thought'; it might.
even take'!a month
agreed at the nice ing on untm to'; nearly
afternoon to,support.the boar of
CIinton..•:District; Collegiate Ynsti $22';000. a ---year 'were granted to
tute, iii the—proposed $328,000 adds , 'SHDHS teachers by the board on
tion to tine school,,btut"ding, .-.With Tuesday night. A schedule, raising
twa:.pro_visxons . Their : approval' is the' inimum salary frons $4,000 to.
'base3:on #he. -'provision that the
-bonard,�use tile: present gymnasium
for a`;cafeteria,; and that the-y<T?
ceive a ,grant 'of. $25,000 for 'that
purpose. -Clinton News -Record
e t `Neap' -Roads
su g s,
g
But", I " must " confess that -•there
are. a, few cbm'plamts:' For ex-
ample, when.- he .eats out of his
dish his 'ears hang .down into his
mush and milk. 'After =the stuff
dries, it gives him the appearance
of a dirty:"old :man whose tobacco
juice -h -as -dribbled out -both cor--
ners of his moutli;,:into his beard.
And he smells; Thanks'eta Feld-
webeI Herman, Muller,.'I. haven't
been able tosme11 anything ;since
October : 15; 1'94,4: But my -, wife
assures---mej--thatj he •-stinks. „ .Wei*
i 'his food.
ills . n
chlorophyll
triedP
t,
We brushed him., We gave"him''a
.bath•
and. I don't 'even. want -to
talk about,.that). He got steadily
worse. Finally;:- we gave up ,arid
now tile. kids,', front fondling, hi
sinell,just like. him, so -:we're s
of; •;used ,to �it. _
500 ai Hafting the maximum to
,000, was approved, rehictantly;
b :the board :"X certainly,•'don'.t
want to 01. 1 e-hhave--no-a1--
ternative,'•' said. E.L. Mickle, Hen -
salt who ; moved the adoption of
the schedule "Teachers-, are - so
scarce 'there isn't Much ;we :can
Ata pecial -executive Meeting
of the. Zurich ;"andDisrl£am dd` about,' it'-' .:admitted Oscar-
ber of '.'Commerce lash 'VhurSdaY Grebb, Hay Township. "It's almost
night it ;was decided to•isuggest-to` a enzvabStephe„commented;
m enteed Wand
the village trustees that they "per a-_
-chase:_4the old Zimmerman.proper=' knock the' bricks:.: out• -from under
frons. "Norman ' Gascho, so :that anyone." The 'development :Which
ty ,
.a -`the future a' =r'oad prompted ;tlierchagrin was; that the. -
could
sometime , board actually:; approved, a• higher
• e• Opened which would 'lead b
Ptherm'
east'.end of 'the new Co*;:.schedule' titan. the : teachers t m
m' the,, selves -had requested in, February..,,
84 In y,Park and then south to. No.; onth the demand
am
- In less
.than ,
also
the f
eeI
T was- .
t
a
i w ,xe
ing h Y._c
g a>. -road 'fore teachers acioss the �provin
ing of ,the meeting -that
make a .brought .salaries -to • a ;higher. peak
-the section:
would m
h
ossa
t ' rofes-
.g fte
ers .o
' emb P
eve'm
than n h,
' ion where ere
'divas
o a
;nevi ' 't f
ssibli
po ,:...Y
built::-=Znrich'Cit>- .'sign hacl� anticipated,•. -�- Exeter•,
homes could be Times -Advocate,`..
zees; News _.
u
Cieu -
Then there is the .person' who.
has a. -splendid attitude, ,but 'When:;
find themselves'impiicated in
they
a position of. leadership become,
confused. the
begin to worry.
Worry' is the: age-old enemy of.pro-;
ress: It is like a man, who • tries
t .g..
to get his -car in,. motion -when it
is
sitting -on n'lee. The wheels ,spin,'
but there is -no traction.., but,
Life, at its best,' -is difficult,
given; a. foothold we can overcome'
the opposition'; against us. "For you
'have need 'of' endurance, so' that
you -may , do •the will of'God' and
receive what' is promised ":'(He--
brews 10:36 (R.S.V.),
* art
Oh well, these things can be.
expected in :the best of families,
and we'were. still - fond ' of him
He. had so , many endearing little
tricks. - Like running between my
legs when I was staggering out'
g
-with; a big load` of ashes. Or' jump-
ing frantically when you were put-
ting down his. bowl of food, `knock-
it
mg: --:his head-on 'its and•. sending
all oyer the:floor. You couldn't
help but love him.
WINTHROP'
L.Miss Marjorie ' Boyd "and Miss
1t-
o
se--M
ari
e_H
olge
`erboth
of M
i
l
-
ton,.Spent-the _week nd�f-tbei
homes in McKillop
• Winthrop YOU:
The regular meeting of the Win-
throp. YPU was'held in Cavan
Church on Sunday. The ;roll call
was answered by tee .Members.
•
Francis Hunt took the topie Rev.
-Sirmmere11 readthescrips
ture -
Margaret Boyd took `the Bible
study, The subject was, "The Call-
ing .'of the Four Disciple's," . Mr.
Summerell .spoke,- and 'recreation
was held.,
HENSALL=
t
We got'a. big :sho k when• I took
b
is shots. The
e for t
the vet him to .
i himself
h
�- scr tc n h
.'been.
" d g
u
a
P
• c, we
ot him.. W
e'd
Wilda
' since Y
sprinkled him with flea powder,
P.
but he kept on : biting and chewing
and flailing •.himself - with his foot.
My wife.'' said he *as` lousy.'' I
scoffed at the idea. Anyone knows
that_all_pups scratch themselves;
And besides, how could he be lousy
when• he was a thoroughbred? .'
,* -* s:.
nears of the axe last=s'...'
But'• he,, Y g h
week:'; We'd been.out somewhere ;-..
M . <wif as voinen:Will _had:. wor
Y t, shoes,
snowlw�s, and, carried. ,her,
m E r:hand. They: -were extra see
cial,;shoes. Those sleek,' spiky
Italian affairs, the best and most '
. had. She
�ekp,ens ti,e,_�s.ie d_�ever _
.d had' ao° search fors
told me she'd
two .days to find a purse to: �niatch.
them. ,
put them
She
When we, came in, s
on the°floor; in.th'e`hall' and was
ar uhd the •kitchen
dipping o
stocking feet making- some tea and.
'The pup was - laying,
" aklcinP
Y. g. .
h" hall,
en ':onto 'the h'' .went around. S e,
Nextthin .T, heard,' a piercing
g
scream, followed•.by 'a yelp, theta.:
tli-
He had. eaten bo
wild- sobbing..:
es.
",off ',her .imported, o
ried sho
toes _ p
., Announcement
Mr_: and `''Mrs. Ernest Laird
Miekle� Hensall; wish , to , announce-
•the `erigagenient of their -'laughter
Florence Elizabetb, _ to Mr. Walter
Ross MacMillan,• 'son -of Mr: and;
Mrs:':Charles' Malcolm MacMillan,;
-London 'The'''. marriage will take
place: on'Saturday, ;April 11 1959;
'at 4 o'clock :in.the United. Church,•
It took the `combined strength of
Hugh and I to hold her, .while Kim
scooped up the pup, ran with him
to his room, and shot the bolt from:'
the 'inside. For the next 24hours
'-
over her she alternately wept.o „ r shoes"A
and °threatened to°•murder:;the-dog-
She: didn't even -appreciate my sug
cestion the next day, that she
ut ;the _toes of the shoes offclean-
ayythe 'Doc . rolled hien of ly;' 'knock the -spike heels ;off, and
Any.w ,
er; parted the hair on his belle makes them into toeless.sandals.
The Canadian Junior Red Cross,
Sent relief supplies to assist "youth
int-y26-nations„in_.1958
1957: DODGE 8•CYL.' SEDAN
95'7 •
;OLDS; •DOOR`;A1HDTCI.1
1956' OLt S SEDAN
1956 DODO'E 0OACI
541
1955' CUE.V. SEDAN' ,
19 1VIONAit,CH .SEDAN'
1953 DODGE a.:::( �
Noonable Offer 'Roused.
{EAFORT11.• and MITCHELL
Se ort
Frosn_�1ie Iiaron'Eil2i6 for•
March' •,16•,. 1934.,
Last week Donald Murray;`' .BO--
field-while
Bay_field while cranking a car. had his
arm broken, and.bis 'son, John, fell
on • the ice alio broker his arm.
l gmondville won the McMillan
Cup „ti the final, gains • last . Satur-
day night and also` wot "eri "the
O.R:H.A :•playdawns .:with :Milver
Mrs; C.:ekert', Seafortt,`hadthe
.
misfortune to'fail`in her home'1ast
Monday and `fracture a small' bone
in her leg}' as well as •receiving, 'a
severe shaking tip. We are glad to
learn, however,' that no serious res
sults are expected.
A subscriber .to The Huron Ex-
positor from Alberta -sends us the
.following clipping from a copy of
the 'Calgary Herald, . published the
end of February: Too much sun-
shine in Alberta? One 1Vfotiday af-
ternoon the temperaturte rose to
65 degrees, believed to be an- all-
time; high for February. The mer-
cury touched 59' • degrees Sunday
and has not been far , belo* that
AGoE.
Interesting items gleaned'ftom:
The Huron Expositor of 25, 50
_._ 'and'75 years' :ago __._-
ode off,
at
and
'the iii
them y'
eiied
lively :gait The horses conte
their run out North MOT -Street,,
were stepped a• little, north:Of
ent'scooperg shop.
Mr. and Mrs'.: Kingsborough;. Ben
miller, met with an• ac`dident that
might have .ended seriously: They
were going 'to . Goderich, when a
_couple :of dogs ran out Of a house
and, frightened theolirse� acid ' it
became 'unmanageable Mrs: Kings -
borough - jumped Owthe vehicle`
and was; badly 'hurt.
nunsau-
Carol Bron won, three •r firsts,
with •81, 82 "and 84: points,•', three:.
seconds with :81, •and '82; and in tbe
open class,. 83, in "the piano, class
under 15; at the Kiwanrs ;' Music':
Wed:
E'estval' held at"' Stratford:. We , .
nesday afternoon sheconpeed for
the; trophies. She_ -•i's' the daughter'
'
of Mr. -and :Mrs. Willi Br0
am wn
The Women's MissionarySoniety
and '3"adies Aid-nt.Carinel BresbY=
terian 'Church met {Monday. after
neoti: in the mplitiab schoolroom v itli
21 s ladies presentr-"K'irs Basil Ed
wards, Mas'" T9funn and Mrs:<:
Harvey Hyde took , charge.:of "the,
Meeting....A very inspiring address
on missionary work, was " given by.
Mrs'. M$stop, Of Trralnierston, which
was:miAt interesting and informa-
tive. The Ladies"Aid,'presided oy-
er the'president, Mrs: Alex Me -
Erre
ed the.
date for" h
Or; 'am
.Greo,n..
nixed
pork supper, to• •be held•{'• in the
cFiu e sc o-lrornm.-Mrs--�.Tohn-Sot-_
dais s group served-luneh
• . M, r. Laird Mickle, Bill,;and, Bob;
Were '.in -Toronto Saturday evening
attending"the. hockey game at the
Maple. Leaf Gaxdens with , the To=
ionto Maple Leafs vs:. Boston-
point for weeks...Effect on sueh
warmth is that' trees ,are in bud, olcljady, named -Mrs, Ander--
ding stage and the grasS is:beet:1m- „Son, 'Mother of lVfils, 'Anderson,
ing -•'- 'dressmaker, fell on the ice the
:On 'Monday Miss' Martha, Bath- Other day an& frattured her arm.
in the baek kitchen ,and in falling 'who. has
der:: • "' accidelatally felt front., a 'platform
31/1r: John Clark has had his bus
rebtillt and -repainted, and: it now
Presents gate a liandtome appear-
ance: The werk was, :done at -IL
-March 14, 1884
On Wednesday afternoon last --a.
small house on the south side of
the railwaY traCk, owned 'by Mr.
Alexander 1V1cLeod, and occupied
by Mr. Mooney, was destroyed by
fire. Mr. Mooney's effects were all
taken safely out of the-Imilding.
at the Storeheuse and. fractured
Hensall Firemen Vs, Dashwoed, at,
Exeter arena. SundaY afternooa,
with .a • DaShwood: player, which
cauSed. him to lansl against the
boardS, •striking: his head. He was
admitted to Soutli:Vtiron Hospital,:
Exeter; and released .on Monday,
Doug is the son of Mr.• and Mrs.
Brintrkell has since been returned
to hospital and is under obserVe-
With Easter . only three weeks
away NOW ;is the' time to bring..
Flannery Your clothes into F YCleaners
and :r get diem- clean,- fresh asy a
daisy' for the Spring season:.
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• Front The Hilton '1ExtioSiter • his leg below. the knee, Ile Will be
bridge, :Which is' used to. cross the and ThoniallapS11-e,:ivelitio-Wing-•
Maitland River at llolmesville, is ham on Tuesday' to play a friendly
now impassable owing to •the fact" Match With the. club of that lown
and, dr Course, came out victor -
"The large wooden cornposed of 'Messrs. W. a
that . two spans, totalling ,150 fee ,
were washed away in the recent
Mr; Thomas lVfcElroy, of
lop, created --considerable excite -
moat on.Main Street- on Saturclay
ere standing in front of Mr. W;
Joan, '-f-year-old daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Slater, suffered. a slight
coribussion when she -fell out- of..
her top bunk bed oniVionday., She
is resting comfortablY.,..
As Mrs: Thomas Gregery,; Whig:
ham, was removing a lamp' Tues-
day \evening of last week; it ex-
PlOded., burning her arms' and
clothing, besides doing aoute dam-
age to the furniture of the room,
Mr Gregory who fortunatelY,WaS
fill the vacanCylii- -the Session ,on
1. His. ;inStallation 'has • ',been .,ar-
ranged for- ,§nedaY, March 15, at
the morning serVite ef worship.
At- the Church: SUndaY: SundaY
morning; Mr, Sam -Scott, Superin-
tendent, read a letter which he
hadaeceived :recently, frem the,
briefly: their -continued' good. work
at :then, station in &grow amOngst
all groups: 'They, Make furniture:
of 'all sorts in; their co-operative
ily, .They ,alsr, state that they need
good Canadian tools, sneh as Wood
chisels; seteWdrivers and blades
falling, an adjoining rOof fright:" burning his hands in so doiog.. • sam scott.
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