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PA4 EIGHT
.SPOIRTy
BA,14. TO. 099M
FROM PEE-'E'ESJ
if the early efforts and
aehlevementS "Uf the Muniejip0
Recreation Centre mean any-
thing, this community ,is in for
the busiest season. „of softball ever
seen. here.
!Five teams have ,been 'entered
in .the W.Q;A,A, including Pee -
Wee, Bantam, Midget, Intermed-
• iate and a girl:s'.Hteam..
`The. •Intermediates ;will p1+ay
' '.organized ;ball, during the season:
Depending on what groupings
may the . availa'bie . (which• •will 'be
..-.1oa night aft
• W.O A,A meets) it could be that
the other teams might t perate in.
e. `local league, with' a team from
each :series drawing a bye in the
W .O.A.A. playoffs, 4
The : ,Intermediate team will be
directed by • Neil McColl,. • Jack.
Cook and George'Westlake; Chas.
Webster will head the organiz •
' .ing of the . Midget . league; Jerry
Rathwell..rof_ the'Bantam league
and Bud Thompson,' the Pee -Wee
league.. Abbott ' Chin and Bill
Johnstone ' will be in charge of
the' girls' teams.• • '
Sixty -'six . [Pee-Ween'have , sign-
ed• up, • 37 from: the rural ,corn-'.
Triunity and°29 from town. There
are .presently 29 "Bantams, .26
ha
•.M�.dgets, and .:27 -..girls ' Who
signified their 'desire to, playa
THB U:�
EEDY E ER TOrPg1) ' - -
AT SALE : • re-
. Tori Here-
FEMALES
Top price at the Hu..
ford Association's spring sale at .+
Clinton,' on Tuesday of fast week. 2 .
was $41.0. paid by.J', J. Kelley, , t
Teeswater, .for a 19--;rnopth-old t'
bull consigned ;by. W.. J. Clark,, i
, Goderich, Royal Helmsman's R,..
Domino was one of 12 bulls sold
at the event, .
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• Highest: price for females was 2.
received ' for Cranford Cameo
consigned by .J L. 'Eedy & Sons,
Dungannon, . and ;purchased by
Newman Walker, R.B. 2, ,Brig -
den. The two -year -cad heifer: cold
for $325, and wase one of 26 fe-
.males in, the • sale. The 35 head ;of Herefords.•�sold
after the for . ;•445,••.a'u:erag .$241.20 each,
':The 111411s were Sold for $3,130,
averaging .,0294...5-4; v,rl ile Ythe:., 24
females' averaged $221, 'bringing
in a total of $5,315, 'The sale com-
pares with last fall when 35 head
sold for $5.;845 or an 'average of
0252.70.�
J. R. Goultes was sales mana-
ger, while W. S. O'Neil; Denfield,''
it %.NIZA .ONTA T
YOUR
WEDNESDAY, MAY 16th, 1950tp,
contacts, 'have
ibeen made for volunteers to help
run these �i:teams. ' with '.very good
results, but more are needed, :and
an. appeal , is • sounded for'helpers shi ;Mrs. Sam 'Thompson' sang
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'Was the "auctioneer. • : ( .
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DONNYBROOK
`' • Ior LOWEST' LOW PRICES
41 -string, ,LOW,' •
1'i1 Bt�00 LOW, SALE, PRICE,, each - .
Exclusive'
.Highland Pride, Excllu....
High Quality Blend,. Special
Pure Cane,,. granulated
SPECIAL
The May meeting Cf the W.M.S.
and. W.A. ' was. •Yield ,at the home
:of Rev. and Mrs.. C. C. Washing-.
ton''on Tuesday' afternoon of lastI
ld present
.children t Mrs Stuart opening and psalm. 728. was read
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Jam, Red Plum
� . Peas
week' ..with thirteeri • ladies .. and 10 •
ren . ' b
,.the..in unison., A collection was'. tak
�l�a�e3 1,arge„of_., ,
" ' hymn Chamney gave a readin, A
d by3'm
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St, Williams, large;24'' oz. jars,
pectin added.'SALE SPECIAL .:
April Showers, Choice, by Green
Giant, 15. . oz. tin,; SALE SPECIAL'
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Delivery � •
Foundry..' He was . a member of in Ashfield,• being. a daughter of
'St, • .Pau' s'' Anglican : Ch'unch in the late •`Mr, and Mrs. Dan N,
aoH;�zze.
�.. c,. �. Tee' ..-She received hex early ed:�ca..
ivrn.• are his "'W'lfe,: tl1
Wi n ham Reg tion at Hemlock .City . public
Son' William of . . _ ng. James
g,
Maid of Belfast ;and ..James of .school. She was a`, graduate ,of'
Turnberry Township; and a' dati the Conservatory, ', •of Music at
•ghter,, L,• illian. (Mrs. Clifford London, and • went '; to ` Detroit
Y out .) of Langside," `Also sur- fifty-! years. ago where, she was
viving are two brothers, Alfred an .efnployee of the;'.Edison Corm
and.Sydney. Broome of Norwich; pany for' forty years. .'• -
England, :and; elegyen grandchild-. The: many' 'lovely . floral :trio-
rerr -utes • were an.. expression of the
was held on: esteem in which she was held '
Funeral service .
Saturcla , : a 2th ;at 2:00 p,m .and... beloved by- all :who knew
'rom .`.the • R. A. Currie & ;,Sons her' :inti mately as a kind friend'';
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funeral home. Rev. Ii: Li.. Parker and upright:Christian' lady.
Of - St. `Paul's . ChurcL officiated Funeral'.; service :was held' at
interment was the• Howe' and Petersen 1+urieral .
at .the • service- .and .
in Win hair' Cemetery.
g. -
Pallbearers were ,Percy ar
R$
oe> .Lxw
program. and 'the. m+eet en-,fo- the � , _.�_ S r
ing opene • ,?Singing , .
488. alm 7114. was read: in uni- 'Good G 'eed".A,..;bazaar in aid of
• and MT. Washington offered the bale .Was held. ` I..unct'.
son•
rs. H: 'Jefferson read Served ibv the . hostess assisted bz
prayer; SVI.
r. icle'' on :Christian Steward= Mrs, C. ''Jefferson Nand. Mr H. •
anat�.
5"efferson. The , president, . Mrs,
Hardy, ' thanked: :the ' hostess ..and:
all 'who assisted.
A ,:number:.
from "country and •:town
All !boys or girls:. who haven't
•,.yet signed up and +would like td
play. ball, should hand • in. their
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name to Lloyd Ashton, Bob . Mac-
-. •Intosl . or league organizers : this
. week, ' . Discrimination",. .and. was thank-
"Town. League" e" Teams ed by Mrs. S..:Chaniney. 'Mks,
'.Seven .T agu
eazns,
a solo, "Transformed". A' read-
ing, `True worship i's . valuable to,.
" was • iven b Mrs;
every znan , g y`. .,
Chas.. Jefferson. Mrs. Albert
!Campbell was. guest speaker ' and.;
'gave -a splendid- talk on, "Racial'
kleads of the 'broomiball;,t
Hardy ' icled for 'the ibusmess.
The offering' w'as received .by
Jeanette " Johnston. Hymn 556'''
wvas sung in :closing. Mrs. H. Jef-
ferson
ef-
f wasin' char a of the WA,
meeting Hymn 490 :was sunk.
' : OBITUARY
W1LLIA11I. $RROOMIE
William ':Broonie a .resident ':of
this district • : since 1913,passed
away ' •at' ' his . home on . James: 'St.,
ar y prey
which operated' so :successfully Wmgha ,
-.-- • _ - -. -- .-- --. -- _ _ _ _•Parlor at Dearborn " on Sunday,
Last rwm'ter; are •showing an equal Jea H follovv'ed . by a , service, on; Mon-
enthusiasm. tfor 'softball and :a1-' � day. afternoon
_ . m... on Wednesday. May
2th, after, a lengthy illness: He
was in his 71st- •year.."
• Born in : Norwich;: Norfolk
at the'•McLennan-.
Creon
g ` I he was • a sone MacKenzie Memorial . Chapel,
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Comity, England,a J.
sured.•
. .. Wiliiarn 8 ovine and: ler-'and- JaEmes Sell, all Wing- Lucknaw, ::conducted by re ,
R. MacDonald of 'Ashfield' Pres-
byterian Church.
hill
ready 'a seven -team loop is as-,
ris, William Caseinore,' Fred Mcg
aia James Smith; DeWitt' Mil -
of the late r . ,. of`Sarah Steward: ' He received his' ham, `' Grandchildren . of the:de-
tarry .eciueation in. England, talc- ceased acted as flower bearers.
ing up: ; the trade of, magnet
:winder There. in June .1912, he- ;MRS.: ,ANNA MUl1TR0'
married Harriett 'Wyatt of'Nor- •mss_ , Anna Munro, ,a native -of
wich, in St. P u•1's .. Church Ashfield ''Tow' nship who had liv-
Mr: Broome emigrated to Can-; ed in Michigan for '.half a.: cen=.
oda in '19:13•"se++i , .`m Culross .tury, . rpassed .away in Dearborn
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Roofing:ars
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Township; :'where he fanned for ' otr Friday, May .11th in . her ,72nd
some years. About 22 years ago year:
he moved to'Winghann;. where he. . Mrs,. Munro, was the.former..
was ''employed at' the . Western Anna MacKenzie. She; was born MacKenzie of Ashifeld
Interment was in. -Green
Cemetery" with -Roy, MacKenzie, :.
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Henry .MacKenzie,. Dan MacKen-
zie, Melville Scott,, John Cohin- '
son arid, Donald Blue acting: as
pallbearers. •
Mrs. Munro is survived by a
sister, Miss Maud 'MacKenzie of '
Dearborn, " and: -a' brother, Neil
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