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THE LUOKNOW SEr, ITHIEI. L.UC vOW, Q]
.Fooled T9•. Re air, All,'"Makes, 'Ot
Tractors,,' Machines 8l: Shop Work
•ENE &' ARC WEI RING.
AC,ETX....
IN
MAR HORSE CRUEL
(Contributed)
There . are approximately . 6,000
horses ,workingin '.Northern Qn,
tarin .camps,. It ' 1S . estunate
d that.
,..
Paper.,.and dumber` companies,
con .e back at the end of a, single
season only ,fit for, slaughter
meat'.
Three years ago when ,the 5izf�.
fer1'
_•.of^. Ontario "1l�ush -horses
wain knmun ` the .S.P.C,A:
(Society for Prevention of Cruet=
ty to Anirnais) appealed•. for a
.specialfund, to be :sett,,up. to fin
ace in tionk. It was found.
that the anis ;used, ill-treated.
bush borses, had hundreds, of
friends in Ontario who generous=
ly supported; the' fund and add-
- Ationa'l.;inspeccttors, were appointed,
last' Yyear: -Till it -can lie-- said-
truthfully . ' that conditions .' have
greatly improved there is need
fora donation_ s. small as well as
large •to' be sernt to S P.0 A Of=
f iee1498 ¥oge $t., Tordnto
()Pt', According to an editorial
in the, London Free'. gess of
January '.15th,; the shockifg er4e1=
ty (g0ea .On, arld • ion! Constable
Smith of; North Ba saw the legs,f.
k a horse protrud�ng :from.; a
• truck and fouh •, t. rgq wretd;
sick, !p!rostrate ,animals ' bein4.
transported in soli -zero weather.
.from New L,iskeard.,to a dog food
factory.:in Toront4,: a distance Of
. hundreds of 'miles}: It is, revolt,.
g
in - that ! such shooh1ng cruelty
. BRECKLES'.
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Phone 18-r-20, .Ripley
THE HOME OF QUALITY SERVICE
and Genuine JOHN DEERE PARTS
•,27,th,'.1a5�, � ,
NIA•
•
e'in a; modern c}vilw,
can ;tak pplace
•ized . comniunitir
Chesley n;erchan s are; staying
open• .d o Friday -evenings ..until
n ,
9 00.clock and. ,will close ,at
6,30
on Saturdays, for a three'
months' trial period .
S Helens.,1Happy'11andicrafters
Club me'inbers met at the -6 -0
of Norm Murray on Thursday
i°everiin ; February '14th for their
-seventh,.-meeting Phe;:Yneet ng
opened ;with the .444 ,pledge,
,ZTwelve :Members. ,answered-. the
roll'call, "Show: a sample of .ma-:
terial., and name a semi suitable
ifor .it".• The "leaders' demonstrat-
ed' blind' iheanrning and '`each 'girl
:
made a •'sample,.' The girls worked:
On their garments. ` . Mrs.. Mac
Pherson and • Norma :. Murray
were {hostesses and the' :meeting.
closed -With lunch and a sing
song.
The. Wingham arena"was term
ed. "an exxpensive , 'luxury" .by a
member .6.f. tie town council
during' a discussion of: the prob-'
Mem of: financing' the projeci •
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4.
hev. Rardtop, powergllde, f idly equipped , ,} $2,38
Deluxe,. Sedan,, fully.: e`qu ppe
1,95.. Pontiac 2 <285
¢ , . , ,. wer fide :_ ,, ..,,.. , ,; ,►_..
6 'Chen, .,Sedan• :with --Pa►, . „ . .
195 • ,;,. 1,885
1946 Ford, Sedan, .fully equipped
'` Deluxe;'. Sedan•,,,,;,,,,, ,,,:,,;,
1955 C. hev� Powergllde 51895'
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1955 Pontiac;' : fully' equipped ., , ;1' 495 '
54 Chex' Powerglide Coach,' fully ,equipped:., . } ,,. .
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• Television? It's a place where.
all - little films go—when . they're
bad.. 9:
No : man is demolished but by
himself.
I. 'Summer' . resort . ', A . ` place
i where you.. see ,a lot ; of .'stuffed
shorts. . .
w i 'J•9'4Y r^' !• . ,' 4 to ):.4N ,e. a. P}l.' .•i•.µ
Ch Sedan
19.
54 eve
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195
1953 Chev: Sedan ,•.• • , ,
1952 P1ymoughStation Wagon
51,195
ndition, fully equipped ` :,, 995.
1951. Mercury' Sedan► A1' cQ ' f 695
Sedan, , . ,
1950 •ChevP 'S: •..� ,,
�•
1950 .Plymouth » 'sed.an, .. , •
, ..}... ▪ .....,.. , S. 395
Two 1948 Pontiac Sedans • •.. 295
1946 :Dodge' Custom Sedan, •Al condition , • $
'TRUCKS{
1953 Chev. i� ton Tick, -Up $ 795
4 ,
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Ford Panel , .., ,
SE . THIS '. ONE.. —.� FWD TRIJC1C, WITH WINCH
assesMotor
Huron ,Ys
.Count 's'• Foremost Used* Car .:Dealers
Cash. • Trade; Terms-:.. Open Evenings Until 10;:,
Cities Service,:' Dealer Phone ?3x,: Brussele
White -MacMillan Group W•A.
" . _ , ' uar : meeting of
Group II, of the W ;A..the:. ladies
met at Mrs. Bryce Elxliotts• home Mrs: J Boyle: with Mrs. Alex :
with : thirty. ladies 'present, Mrs: Andrew presiding Mrs. George
White .had charge of the ;''meet Andrew' read the scripture and
Ing and .openedwith the, W A. Mrs Alex Andrew . had, the rued
motto .and prayer :and the thence itatiom on prayer •: followed .by
hymn. Mrs. `McDia m:id .read the prayer: ' The roll call .;was re -
scripture ``lesson,: MrsJ: Math;' sponded to 4by paying the fees
ers .took.:the_meditation ,T'he `roll Mrs: Itabertson reported` .for the
call' was , answered by paying of cheerio ' .committee and the lad
fees: Mrs:' Mathers ' reported for les:, Were thanked:: dor .. 'helping"
the Cheerio " :Committee:. Mrs.. withthe• two ---supper . ee-ts
Sproulreported: re rted for the sewing for the . coming year ;ere dis
;committee regarding a .431.0U:she cussed: 'In the absence; of Mrs
,had: finishedai d. it was decided W: B Anderson, ',Ada Webster
to; give it to: -the: W,M.S..' for their presided` for the grogram which
;bale. Diitferentsu'ggestior s --=•were, cansnted of readings. 'by Hazel
Webster' and Mrs: R. Robertson
and music' (oy the' record :play-
er: A contest'; was enjoyed at .:the
Close of the .•meeting :and lunch,
was served.
ed .:Conditions in. -.the World. '. A
game, of bean': ;bags. was followe4l
• by a :questionnaire:. The;, ;Booste;r
t± am is : ahead . in the attendance
chart.
Group I 'United Church •W A. .
On 'February 12th 23 •mernrhers
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TYPICAL employee of a well-established Canadian
industry . is a married man with two or three .children:,
b out-- 305 per month. month. (In'Stelco
has an -income -of •a• o P $..o, .,. ,:_.
the average is $394 per.' month).. He owns 'his home,
< • off . ,
and the.mortgage, ''if any, is being paid,f' steadily:' He
automobile and his home.isequipped with.almost
has • an
every kind ; of convenience:
a .father, :.this typical free, independent. and set
t.
A
respecting • Canadian 'industrial „employe.e is anxious: to
see his children do, well, ls'e .honest;: grow up- as --good,
citizens. And the, father believes in' setting a .good-. ex
s..._ , .._ • amplo-. in _ hts_ h,trtriie,;'�-irr phis neig I�orhood -,-and in; --him
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LIMITED.
,MONTREAL,• GANANOQUE. ' '11AMILTOt ; BRANTEORD' TORONTO:
discussed; for a_ project , to raise
money and a series. of ; Friend
.ship Teas was decided on Mrs,
Eldon . Henderson presided for
the program.,. Mrs. ; Lloyd Hall
gave a ` reading .Mrs. Harvey;
Houston gave a '•paper.on lead-
ership :and business• procedure
for ;meetings; Miss' Helen Thomp
son,, a poem of Edgar .Guest; Mrs,
,Jack -Ackert,: a. •'reading; Mrs.
Hiram 'Collins,- a • mouth organ
selection. Mrs./Collins tendered
the ihostess a' vote of'thanks and
all who helped with , the. »meet -
it g.
sti
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an
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MacLeod-and-:Mathers, GrouT--3-
'. Miss, C. MacGregor :Was'
far- the Fepruary, meeting, of
Group 3 .'of , the Women's : Associ
ation. • Mrs Lawrence, MacLeod'
Sresided `he-scr'ipt-ure�wase
ad a report on,esu in
by Mrs. Annie , Struthers. The given, »with a plant taken to Mt ;
:roll•-call---w-as --answered.-
mheaeerttt,s t.Pao.nl`afd, nfsteww-ewso:ey .tv,.`+Tei:wsigertonardtsye -ttwo=hmaveesh .a- . ,,.A ' . -_t.hankWyaoshuneagtrdn••a.n`
woere '•frm' Mrs. ''Jake Hunte
r, rC;ewlrrehiiiy.;iv►c,�cnids,
,Mrs..T� A. Hackett -a
bltissorsr tea in ay. ss can John Hunter `wete .appointer tC►
MacLeod tools for• her tcpic,.Val-. w~isit ,befiire° .the Maroh mc�c�trnk
entines. Misses Sbcila Haldenby Mrs, Chas:: Anderson �is in ehat 1
and Laura Breckles• favored, with of the 1Vlarch program,; T1i » truly '
a: duet, , Mrs, Howard Robinson, ; book l as taken by.» Mr,s ltifli� f i
who is' 'a membo'r' cif Around the
World `Shap = o. -=..
ceived 'gifts frons 'various coup
Zion 1i► A meeting
tr esf-gave;a:brief-history Uf e:acli The• F�cbruar+v'• W f1:; •ry fi�ii"
on d'ernonrtration
A humorous
nur>I•ibei' wast' given �bv MN B was _,held at tic.: hon y �t' " : r: .
R Tach. 'Tile meeting' closed with 11:;.$ G., Htiritar The pi�csirii r�G. .
s. Gordon Ritchir ; . hpcfl(C l!1t}
a hyf'rn aftt�r which a dainty. •,
lunch was served.'i�iy'the hostess,' niecting ,and read clic °t"Y►rV��r"c..
• I It was decided. '•to Hilt.' c�°ti
United. Church 111-C Group guilts'; ones having talready. �ii,i"n , :,
The Hi C ;Group met 'on Mori gttiltea. Money :received ir►t` 't:•
day evening, anti after :the ipen- v�1L. ured o.»purchasc.�i ti�4ifr►
Ing devotions, Nancy Webster ' ial for pillow cases and lt�nc� zori
aria ,panne 'Hunter ondueted .doth far bazaar work. Any
the ,worship . service' ••, with the les it terested ` i'n sending
hrtbi e'
;heti aE slide's, `XTh:�c thenie� wits old woollens �hbuld • do so }
"Sentinels of•Life". A.f lm shove ',,the .end of. M"a ch,
Mont W.M.S.
The February meeting ':wad,
held- .at .the•, home- of Mrs., Wm.
G. Hunter with a low attendance.
Mrs Peter Cook:presided• - The --
roll , call .was answered ' ,with. a
verse" Of' scripture. Christian Ste-
wardship was taken by Mrs Jack
'McDonagh, ' Devotional x was . 'read'
by , Mrs.. Earl Swan with. Mrs.
Gordon reading' ° reading . 'the'
scripture. Mica: `Jitirt" 'Hu:ttcr,
spoke' on temperance... `There
was' an: instrumental, by'Mi s•
Jack McDonagh • and a Valentine•
reading' by Mrs. Wesley` Ritchie.''
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