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• BOUNDARY EAST
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�NG BRIDGES.
SHARE. HIE..H'EMr• and. Mrs,. Charles, Daltgn
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The Septen'per meeting of the
''Whitechurch W.I., met in the..
• Community Hall with. Mrs. H.
Laidlaw and Mrs, R;Ross as hos-
tesses. it was•grandmribthers day.
cOnutunity, singing "When,. you
4and T- were young,' Maggie"• Mrs.
T. H: Moore had the motto,; "Look.
gt 'the past, help- us . to live in
the present"; , Mrs. E Sholtz.
played- The Bells 'of St. Marys
gas -an' instrwt ental. .A reading,
"Grandmothers Day or Daughters
Day" was read by Mrs.. McInnes.
Mrs. D. Craig and Mrs. J. Mc
Ilraith' 'sang the t duet "Love's old,
sweet song..".. Mrs, Coulter gave
a, reading; on "GrandtnQthers of
today's, The "roll call .'was answer-
ed by wearifig:.an old: hat and
telling its story, Prizes: were giv=
esi to Mrs.'tonn for grandmother
and' Child; to Mrs. A. Walters dor
coming . the farthest; . to Mrs. T.
Ryan for the grandmother wear-
ing the smallest shoe; and to. Mrs.
T. H. Moore for• giving the. weight.
at birth and ,name of:.grandchild
first,, The October meeting will
feature a' :guest • speaker, Duron
Ai: Rep.,;• and will be held at
8.30 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs. Rdbt.
ur_don=and: aMrs.: W.4. „Coulter.,:
• IR'oll call, Advantages of country
life. *Everyone. is to briing • :lunch.
- Mr:=: and. aVIrs Alex' Inglis. have
: •ecently returned from • Nova
.Scotia and Mrs ' Inglis is spend-
ing a few ;weeks 'waith. Mr... and
Mrs. T. Inglis •
We' wish to extend the sym'-
•
pathy of this comanunity . to Mr.
• Franke Miller in mourning the loss
.of his brother.
- : Mr and. Mrs Lloyd: Raeburn
• rand.' Bobby and Miss Isobel Hud
sort, • :all of,,, Detroit, spent the,
week -end With Miss G r e t t. a
Hudson, and attended' the Riaeh
Irwin wedding .on . Saturday.
•
• visited his parents Mr. and Mrs.
RuralAreas Claim They` Are
Paying More Than,. Just Skirt.
Of Cost ". Of Education. • •• •
At 'a meeting of the Bruce Co
:Executive of the Federation of.'
Agriculture plans Were made to
contact Huron 'and Grey Federa=
tion ;and havethe three execut
Ives meet in: the 'near future .:tq,
,prepare a brief wto present to the
Government through the Ontario
'Feder. ation • of ` Agriculture, The
brief will outline the insecurity
of agriculture withrespect to the
coming• years markets along with
the increased costs . of everything.
the farmer :buys, It •is. presumed
the' Federation. will demand equal
rights • with other groups who
have five year contracts, yearly
pay boosts along with additional
pay. boosts according to . the cost
of living index;' Farmers feel. that
it Xs both • unfair. and an. Made-.
du'ate 'system as at present, as the,
farmer caring 'plan 'a productive
and prosperous .agriculture with
little`or no government announce
,ments 'Made .'to gauge the Market.
ossibilrtues until .the Jast few
days .of the year.. Agriculture
Minister Gardiner ha's announc-
ed .that the Dominion -Provincial
conference. on agriculture will be
held Decemeber.' 4th to view/the
possi1bilities• of 1951, This date ' is
not early enough, for the farmers
•:to ,plan a sound; hog production
:program :dor the coining :year. •
• The''fieldman, Jirn Powers, was
employed• by the Federation, for.
another :year, and reported on'the
rural..; assessment meeting held in
Toronto at Which.: Lloyd. JasPer,
president .and lie 'attended. The
'inequalities' in i the : rural assess_.
ment in eomparson to urban, ass-
essments . werediscussed, at; the
meeting: _byalmost every county:
in th a :Province.: It was suggested
that the same: methods be used
in `assessing :town property as., in
,the ,rural areas:' If a half or. 'three-
quarter tvalue is to 'be used ink
assessing property; rt.` sliou1d ibe
standard throughout the .' county
It was. proven at": the Toronto
Meeting . in: exact figures, that
rural -areas. were payin.ore
than .their . just share of the cost
of education and (social :benefits.
The .Municipal; Board was rep-
resented by: Mr.: M ax ; Sloan.
Provincial committee was set up
to m=ake .a further . study -on the
problem andmake reconimenda
tions to, the- ,government. Bruce
County is preparing' to ,set up a
committee as well to 'air county
problems.
OBITUARY
MES.. GEO RGE_ FELL;
T=he 'many .friends of Mrs. Geo:
of Bluevale' were ,shocked
and • 'saddened' upon; .'learning of
;her death which.occurred sud-,
denly in Wingham ,'Hospital on
Thursday; September ••28th
deceased . was ' ',formerly,
Vera Lenore Morrison, daughter:
of Mr. and.: Mrs. `Isaac: Morrison
of Lucknow. 'Mrs. Fell possessed
the characteristics. that ` won her
a wide circle of friends. ' who
.mourn her. `passing. She:. was very
active: in church work in the
United. Church in. Wingham and
'also in. the United .Church in
'..Bluevale where she lived• the last
:fe:* years of her. life. •
Mrs. •Fell. ,,is survived' by her;
husband, George;•. ;'one brother,.
Lance 'of, Goderich; and three. sis
tern; Mrs. 'Norval Martin (Eden');
London; Mrs. Violet Mintz, 'Burks
Falls; Mrs; Arnold'. Thompson.
(June) •'of. Wingham. ,
.' the. •funeral service was con
ducted in Bluevale United church'
by Rev Beecroft and' Rev..Brook
with' interment in Wroxeter cexn-
.etery.• The' pallbearers, were Lin
Coln Morrison, Clive Mintz, Glen.
Mintz, Jack Fell; Keith Fell and
Alvin'; Smith
IVionunient
'A family plot should be
graced with the shrine=like
beauty of a Monument Which
Will; be everlastingly a. tribute
tothose at rest:We have many'
classic -styles: to- •-suggest;-and
will work with *you on cus-
torn designs.: • •
Exceptionally low • prices..
No canvassing,. which 'elirnin
ates sales cohimis ions,: •
Inscriptions Repairing
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',NEIL 'MacLENNAN,,_
. Epley,' Ontario. '
Jerry Dalton overSunday..
• Mr, • and Mrs. Dan Doyle and
family spent the ,week -end with
her 'another, Mrs. ' Ed Foley.
We welcome Fr,•McMartin ,as
our. .new pastor,. .-
Congratulations' to Mr. &: Mrs._
John Austin on the arrival
their son. in „Goderich Hospital.,
• Mrs. Ursula 'Hebert ,& George,
sAnd Mrs. Nick Perry. and, Teresa
'Motored. '-from Detroit' on; :friday;
'IVIrs. Florence.. JvlcCarthy visited,
here". on . Sunday. ••
Mr. and. ivlrs. •Mitred Dalton -
.spent
spent. , the ; weep .end?, .with 'his
father,• Mr.';"John C Dalton.
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UALITY FARM EQUIPMENT
. Sales and Service
THE 'VOICE 'OF TEMPERANCE
The trouble vlrith" the alcoholic
that- he involves others ii .his
plight. �f':;he, is a•. curler he , lets'
the other.: three members .' of thea
.rink :down. If he is "a: bowlexk he
can be -the ' same sort of•: a.'nuis-
ance..In company he humiliates
his family by his 'loudness. At• a
banquet he is:. apt to be disgust_
ing. In +a.street car . he •-imposes ori
the good nature of the other, pas-
sengers. The "alcoholic just does
not fit' into the respectable com-
inunity., • We may : ;have under-
standing. 'and sympathy. for his
plight 'btu it is, tithe that :it.
was .generallyacknowledged that
a .anan has. no right to encroach
on the forbearance of others just
because he is intokie{aced Iritoxi
cation is no (valid excuse for any
anti -social- conduct:—Advt. `
I.ON..
r. and'' Mrs. Dick Kilpatrick
and, family visited 'NIT% • and Mrs.
:Bi11' .Hunter on Sunday. ,
Mr.' •and Mrs Bert Alton and
Kenneth visited 1VIr.: and Mrs,
Gordona Kirkland on Sunday:
Mr:' and Mrs. Jack McLean and
Son . visited With '1Vir. and Mrs.
Harvey Ritchie -on Sunday,'
Mr. and Mrs, Walter' Alton,.
.Arnold and Prank; and Mr; and
Mrs. Russell Irvin and. Miss, Dore
othY Ra.ynard visited Mr. and
I Mrs. Nerson R;aynt rd on Sunday.
Mr• and Mrs, Alfred. Andrew of
bri11ia
.and,Dave Andrew of Cal-
i. gary visited his mother, Mrs An.
:drew and also Mr. and Mrs.. dor-
don Kirkland,
Sunday School at 104; church
at night.
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Woods Combination Frigidaire and Freezers,
Grinders, etc.
FARM EQUIPMENT LTD.' •
Huron Road 'Phone .1132. , Goderich.( Ont.
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