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SEAFOltTH OIvTARIiI'
the :Welland Collegiate Institute,
DISTRICT
ROBERT RY'ERSON BAARTRY
Robert Ryerson Hartry, Weiland;:
a brotier of Mrs, krNeil' Bisson
atter Stratford? died in the Wel-
land Countyy. Hospital Saturday:
Ile' was born in Seaforth, a Boit;
of the late :Mr, and Mrs. Williiam.
Harty, and :received his early edu
cation here.' He taught • school for.
•many years until_' his retireme,it
five years. ago. He taught,last at
OBITU.A-RIES.
He is -survived by his wife, the
former. Isabel Anderson; a son,
Robert. John, Welland,. and one sis-
ter, Mrs. R. Neil. (Norma) Bisson=
nette,. Stratford -.1"
. The body rested at the Suther-
land-Thorpe:funeral home, Welland,
where' a - seryiee was held Monday
at.? p.m. Bdrxal was in:Fonthill
cemetery, Welland.
MRS.:: MARGARET 'MULLIGAN
JACK'S AWAY,
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SALESMEN PLAY f
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If Jack doesn't likeit; he's out of luck !
All• C'ars Are e Winterized ..:
Here e ar
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are . e a. Few .New. Additions.
1958 Pontiac dour=ID
oar Sedan •radio, like new.
1957 'Buick FouiDoor:Sedan, ..dynaflow radio,
e ielle 4i ,
excellent condition.
956 „Pontiac Chieftain,'..-
Twfl Door Hardtop,
power
steering,radio.,
Wetill Have ave Flve,"1955--Chevrolet ''
Sedans
None 'with 'over .40`000 miles.
1954Meteor. s' toml ani'"
Cu e Coach, two tone radio,
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Some 1942'x, at $99 to 1952's at $699 each
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announces :.•
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ardware,
The `death occurred in St, Mich-
el's Hospital, Grand' :Forks, N,D.,
on Saturday evening of Mrs: Mar-
garet Mulligan, following a short
illness. In. her • 78th ''year,' Mrs;
Mulligan was the. former Margaret
McQuaid, She- was born in Mali
-
lop township, 'the daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ' Mc-
Quaid. ; Word of her passing was
received by a cousin, Mr. John
McQuaid, of. Seaforth.
A regular visitor Seaforth u .
t fo th-
til recent. un-
til � years- ;Mrs. Mulligan
• THE IIJRON Ex1'osrrua, SEAFoRTR, iNgt,
Postal Information
• .;Deadline.dates for overseas
Christmas;. mailings,. both surface
and air ;transport= have ;.been set
as: fellows a(iti all ,cases''the' first
date 'applies to letters:and the sec -
kept in close touch with the , aetxvx and to: parcel post) ' " • -
ties. of. -the district..She was „last ;,To` Great
s 13rit in_ Via ::Surface:.
.here,,12'years;'ago.:Dec::'7; Nov, `28 iAir=Dec. 15,,
•Funeral. services were iii. St. Dec.. :12-:".
"Mary's; Roman Catholic . Church,- ;European Continent—Via Sur`,
Grand Forks,. on 'Tgesday, when face, ,Nov: '26, Nov 22, `:'via Air:
Solemn Requiem -High' ,Mass was Dec..12; Dee,• 10.
sung by a cousin, Father' Thomas. it should' be specially noted that
McQuaid, of St.' Marys 'surface parcel post mails: for the
`• European ,Continent, prepaid for
S. F.' TOWNSEND despatch by the direct route ahould
Mrs. Fletcher Townsend died -atbe: mailed approximately two, weeks
her residence on,•Rattenbury>St, in.advance of.the-dates'shown.
Clinton,' ,on • Sunday, Octeber,-,18. To Australia Via Surface: Nov:
The former Hattie. Elizabeth Trick,. 19, ,Nov. 7,• via Air: Dec. ;8, Dee. 2.
she was .the beloved; .wife •of'Flet- -; To New . Zealand—aVia, Surface:
cher T. "Townsend Nits. Townsend: Nov. 19 Nov:.19°' via Air•.: Dee:
"was the eldest `daughter: of the late .Dec 8 ;; $'
1Vfr. and Mrs.:Levi Trick : "former,- T
o Japan—'Via-:=Surface,;:: NOV.,: 16
ly of `Goderich 'township; and was Nov, 16; via Air:.Dec 10; I0
born in;.Goderich'toivnship Huron •T'o• Hong Kong -Via• ,Surface: 'girls. The theme of this dance was
County,, on June 1, 1887: ]Nov 10,, Nov. 1; -.via Air:'' Dec, .10, a ``Cookie Dance '
She' • was married. to:Fletcher T. Dec. 10. >
•
Townsend June -28; 1924 ..who 'sur- The dates shown above 'apply -to' Volleyball
!....
v ves her Sheresided ion' the sec
:Christina's '
and :.concession of rs.T. tans i
s , s mails for Armed Forces Dtre'to certain clrcums es the'
uckersmith overseas in the -areas shown. T•he scores of the two gills exlubitxon
Rein her rriage i. ntrl.:Atgust,. -, ates -shown--fore--European--Contin`--volleyball games vi re i1 t solos
'1942, and inClintOn until her death, ' ent .will also apply for `troops .:'in. ed.:However; it was: said ahe Jun-:.
She is also survived`'byF ;two sisters, 'other:..countries in the for team put up a very good, fight:
Mrs.'Jennie Wise, Clinton, and''Mrs. • Middle Eeast: a
gainst the; 1VIitchelT;grls, only loss
Fred, W: Vera ''':Lawren
Gift P arcels mus contain a n ' ' . fe r amts ; However
t on axn onl .ing
ton also an uncle, Mr.Ed. J.:,J.en bona,fide,,gifts-. and must'be clear- .the;'Senior:.game it,,,was:.different,';
kms G'oderich 'aownship..-and': sev- ,t
::. ., .,. .. .. > :, ly;marked.;, Gi�;Parcel :;:Articles .With, ''Mitchehr`unning wild, le ails
eral .metes and• nephews enclosed in "parcel's to Great 'Bra ing Seaforth away behind.: This.
Formerly a school teacher;`shetani are subject to British custoiis week another exhibition game will
taught: in Harrietsville;' Summer- regulations; and/or "'purchase tax. ' be ,played, with. Seaforth going .to
hill, ° Ruscon'xb, , Cedar = Grove and To ensure speedy ,.and. safe, . de- "Mitchell. So; girls,1:1et's do a Iit
Toronto;,- She ' was• a member." of mailers 'areUrged c tle'better! "
livery r to .pack
Ontario Street :T7nited Church, ',Clio- all`'pareels; fn inly;' and,, wrapped
securely' in
ton, ;a past ,president: of. the ;WNIS c_ _orrugated:.; containers F tball{
o9 .
and also,Woni,en's Association and
' . , � ti ht1 in; severah folds Jo •_. 'c Thehard-hitting fast-moving
teacher of the 1:Bible Class. While wrapping:;;paper,''and tied} securely forth Golden -Bears, known oto some
in.Tuckersmith Mrs Townsend was with :strong -:twine: Allparcels as ,the. Argos, went down• to defeat
the Turner's Corner correspondent should •show. a complete; ,address at tile; hands :;of the ' Gaderieh'. Sail=.
for The;Huron Expositor for. nran
Y and'. a ,return 'address;•=and •a Slip. ors.:- After:: defeating ' Goderch °28;
years and since'movng to Clinton with.! is'inform'ationshould.be en - to 0. ;the week' before, the boys on'
hadPeriodically'
hwr tt n
i e „news ;for closed • with the; ;.parcel: Informa= the.Seaforth :team. s,aw ,themselves•
't'his paper"from: that town • tion •regarding ,export perinit.re u-. being: run 'bite •the:ground as they
The funeral was held'from •Ball g
and Mutcli Funeral:Rome; lotions' governing gift parcels' may fought furiously to keep from 1Qs-.
October:., 20, cnnducteo °�eay' ' Clintonnton' be, obtained at th;Post Office, ing. - The team which was a little
over confident;- •looked very. good
Grant L: Mills,;:her pastor; ,assist- responded to with , a verse` of as they threatened Goderich` se.v-
ed by' Bi hop W:. A. Townsend;" of. enol times, but failed :to capitalize
T ondon, : a former pupil at , Sum- Thanksgiving Ntrs: E. Allen "and. The game ended 14 ,to 6;' with Bob
nierhill :'School., 'Pallbearers were _Mrs'. R. Scott were; appointed dale 'Beuttenmffier: getting the' lone'
Erlin ,' Whitmore; Warren .' Whit- gates to the Sectional• meeting, in.' touchdown.; The-boys;'left'the:field
Constance:;on October 21. Reports, ,very disappointed, knowing that
this `left ! a very slim' ,chance :for.
themtto, get into the finals. ;avow:.
o both
having: wan. two and lost tw ,
Seaforth and•-loderich' will have to:
wm,';against Winghain' and Clinton
to .;force, a,,three-way tie. for first
place.: -This seems , very,. unlikely,
but We will ;wait and see the out
• Golden .',Bears !
Fight! .Fight! Fight!
` This week's -,game .Will be' played'
in' Clinton oii•'Wednesday:. With the
.By IL' 1tOL.D'KENDRICK,-•
Magazine Campaign
This year; ; is like other years:'
With half ofthe time gone for sell-
ing subscriptions, less ;than 50 per
cent. of the . objective' has been
reached, The objective this year. is
$2,006,00, and only $800 worth of
subscriptions have.'been sold. ' A
special , dr ve has been . 'put on,,,,as
this -is the final week of the cam
paign. With Thursday , being a
"Teachers' Co'nference's and a holi-(
day' for .thestudents, the objective,
ofFtbis year's campaign should be
reached. >.
Cookie Dance
This year's students council has
come out with new names for their
dances. Although these names may
be very weird„ they; do 'attract that
students. A very good crowd danc
ed to the music of Stew Baird and;
his orchestra on Friday night. Ev-
eryone enjoyed the dance,' and the
cookies which were brought by the.
more, Franois, :Coleman; Jr.�;:Geo.
Wise; :Lorne Tyndall.; and Robert
Glenn; 'Flowerbeaiers were .Elmer,
:Trick, Alfred 'fludie and'•Fletcliet
and ';CarmanWhitmore, ' -
Relatives., ,ala _tivas and friends from :n -
den . ;Stratford Kitchener, .1lamil-
ton, . Forrest,,. Ingersoll, odericli;
w
Lucknoand.: Rxpley attended; :the
funeral.
of the different . committees were:
given The;, stewardship' secretary,:
Mrs:. T , Baird, gave a •reading on
Systematic a n:d Proportionate;
Giving " ,The Thankofferin`g''
amounted to $101.35.
Chane in: time of meetingfrom.
g .
afternpon"to evening was discuss-
ed. A part of . the` • "study • book;
Africa ,Disturbed," was taken by
Mrs. T. Bair Mrs: G.' Henderson,
HA
RLOC
K and 1Vfrs. ;Eyre, showing :how we-
•
rnen s is oaning
: Mr and Mrs.' James Armstrong, Missionaryworkpersonalbreducationdeex, mamoderncoeAfricaared
of Clinton, .visited on Sunday with. rcine! and plema.
Mr. and'.Mrs. -James 'Scott, pewer-for good in Africa. Mrs. W.
We Wish Mrs. Murray- Haman, Scott closed the meeting. with
of Blyth, who is . in' a- London hos- prayer
pital a speedy recovery: r
Miss Marie McClure,;- of Win- A SMILE OR TWO
throp, has been ;staying:' with Tier
uncle and aunt; Mr.' and Mrs,. Lea- First :Student: "You look . all
lie Reid. broken up. -What's the -matter,;
Mr.. James McEwing attended;
the International Plowing Match
near,D'utidas last Thursday. .•
We were all sorry "to. hear tai
Mr. Ernest Knox. is -in Scott Mem-
oriel Hospital, Seaforth,' with pneu-
'monia. We wish him . a speedy re-
covery. '
Mr: and. Mrs. John McEwing ;at-
tended the anniversary .service at
Brussels United Church last' Sun-
day evening,' where Dr., Semple,
of Egmondville, was guest sneak-
er; also: calling : on NIrs.: Ada
Smith••and sons.
Misses Shirley' Ichor and Noreen
112ch'"wing attended Medescope,i59,
a medical' exhibit held. Toronto
last Tuesday.. •
Mr.. and • Mrs, James McEwing
.and 'Mr. -and Mrs. Watson Reid
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Alienevening., of Londesboro,. last Friday
BRUCEF1ELD
Missionary Society Meets '
The regularmeeting of., the Wo'.
men's Missionary Society'. Wag held
.on Tuesday afternoon..The leve-
•tional part was taken,by'Mrs. Wal-
ker and Mrs. Davison; -' the theme
was "Truth and Freedom." ' Mrs.
W. Scott presidedover the. busi-
ness, opening with'. a Psalm ..of
Thanksgiving. The roll call was
AUS O:RIZED:
•SS�
HEATING .EQUIPiEN.:T
DISTRIBUTOR
Second Student: "I wrote home:
for 'money ''for a study lamp."
First Student: "What about it?"
Second Student; "They, sent the
lamp." •
':Noo, son;" said ' MacPherson?
"dust dooble' up your fists like this
—verra tightly:"
"Och, shame on :ye, Sandy,"in-
terrupted . his wife "teaching the
wee bairn 'to 'fight.: and him only.
five years old."
"I. wasna ;beaching hini'.to fight?
I' was just showing' the laddie how
to carry a penny safely:"
`A; young mechanic tliought he'd
like a job in the ;country ` for a
Change. "Can you shoe a horse?"'
a' farmer asked him: •.
He said he ,was willing to -try, 'so
the farmer left hire with -the horse
anct .went to .:the. village on an er-
rand. Returning ,he found the horse
lyin''g on its back, :ail four feet up
-.in 'the air. It had ".been 'shod,
though, and the .job had been well
done;
"Nat bad at' ,all," remarked` the
farmer, "but what's wrong' with
the horse? He looks. a bit odd,"
."I've been worrying abbtit-that,"
replied . the. young sii.echanie. He's
been like thatever, since I tarok him
eat of the vise!"..
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'Cosy Corners '
Who is the girl who wets a . ride
xde
to: school: at neon in : a'.:'green ''59
Ford and is envied by all the other;
girls'? •
' Barb ' .and Peary: Wh '
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Walton boys '•sohard on; their legs
Well;. Grade • 13, how about
other trip, to Toronto?
,Questions of the Week?
Merv: Aren't "you going to beta
bachelor any more? "
an -
Jim:" Does the flu seem e.tobe.
going: around' near °Walton?
Red: 'Why dopeople keep cut=
ting in on you?
Carman: Who is oiir new'int -
e .: Y er
st on the staff of The Expositor?.
What teacher departed with his
arms full of, cookies ;last Friday
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