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The February 'meeting of the
MIa.'deleiile Lane Aulciltary of St,
Andrew's RresiVterlian -Church.
Wes held 9n Tues el .eve !g
•Febtntary 8, at the home ,of M2 FS,
Rabetrt Hottnuth, 327 Victoria a $t.
wsith. 18 menlb'erS preeene
The msec ting oMed with the
slinging .of A iiVnin atter whack,
1Vlre. James Edwards read the
SuriPtI e nand Mrs, Howard Cp-
wan led in prayer. With the new
presid'en't, Mas, William Cook
pres1da1:4 Aeyeeel, items of bus,
i.ness Were dliseteesed,
Membere were asked ee, start.
collecting articles for Vie ruin-
map sale being held in April,
M•7's. Cook and Ws, R, 'B, R.udl
Wee* aPpoinIted to serve on the
ogm mittee fto' ferganhze the Wor-
ld Day :of Player for next year.,
the meeting to he held at that
tikne in St.. Andrew's Church,
Clinton:. Membene were asked
tta attend the World Day of
Prayer this Year being ,held at
the PTatestant ..Cbiapel, RCAF
Station on Friday, March 5 at
2 p•txn,
It was decidedthat some lad
-
lee of the auxiltiAt y w4u1c1 make
two visits to Ithe Ontat"io Hos-
9441, Goderich, to eeeeet the
patients with: crafts, and visit
With them, ,
Mr, Homuth then intx"oclueod
Sine guest stpeaice r for the even-
ing, Mr, Gurnos dames, teacher
at Cestili el E ttneet S ndarY
Srdhpol. Mr. James gave a, very
inteQ'eeting talk on .his home-
land, J'ama'ica, relating many a-
musing 'incidents atbo>ut his ea -
Region `arere native customs,
class distinctions; etc. A short
question petted -followed .fes
Which the ladies freely question-
ed ,i,1?r, 4.041e+s. en cletallsof .Sam? -
at Ica n wh !ch they Were inter-
ested,
After .the :si i ng of a hymn,
iundh• Was served hY hostesses
1Vfrs, Ronald .McCann and
Gleeyte Hogarth Winner of the
balling draw was Viola J-Jan1•p--
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by Bill Smiley
I've hada preview of what
I'm going /eel IMe when my
daughter is married. T'Yejust
been through 4'w. PUMP .b e'di talle.
Not by Glean. 091-1141, or Van CU-.
burn, or Apbur .R'ubin. No,.
By Hugh Smiley.
Marrying off your daughter
must be ,lust like it. A heady
brew of emotion and .exhaustion,.
Wills and. bouquets, that leaves
Yen 'feeling pike; aoatexpillar
that has (been run over, hitt lea't
+qui•'te ]tilled by a ;tractor,
'In short you wind, tip *w-
hitely flat, but ,rather proud
that yotl,'re not dead, . ..
The Durst recital; Wee • at the
Cen e:tory, in the city, We
picked the dame six weelce be-
fere. And, boy, can we pick 'ein,
It was 18 "below zero. And the
'humidi.ty and wind gave it a dis;-.
een ter!t index of 47 bellow.
The Old Ceiri was sick. Physic
call', mentally, spiritually. I
was sick syMPathetiieally. We
figured 35 reOJatives, tried and
true, And five friends to whonn,
owed mo>ney'? Would turn up,
Blesse the human race, and all
dear friends. We had 150 bodies
in the place, straggling in, on
each a blight, from ad over the
country. Some Made .a- 5-oun'd
trip of 500 miles to hear the lcid
play.
It was a curious combination
of char.+aeters in the audience,
Basic were the relatives who
live in fthe city, and 'their,
friends. They made up the two
score we had expected.
But then they started to tric-
kle in: old college friends; old
fighter pilots; olcl weekly edi-
taus; my son's former public
school principal; 'the chap who
has, the mortgage on my house;
the fellow who handles my colt-,
urn; the orthodontist who
ntraig'htens my dna u g h t e i s
teeth; •a girl I hadn't seen since
we went skinny-dipping at a
beach party 20 years ago. And
they all, bless them, brought
their wives, and, or husbands,
children and friends.
Last but not least came my
sisters. One drove for six hours,
in 20 -below weather, with her
daughter to make it. The other
carne the same distance by
BBUCFEIFLD
MRS. H. BERRY,
Correspondent
(Intended for last week)
. The 13rucefield Messengers
had a good attendance at their
February meeting. A Messeng.,
er pin was presented to Ad-
rienne 1Vfatthews.
The primary children made
the flag of Trinidad and To-
bago. The junior boys reviewed
the worship service, which was
later presented to the whole
group on the theme, "Learning
to be Doers". Bradley Har-
greaves; Glenn. McGregor, and
Neil Mustard helped in the pre-
sentation of the worship. The
children learned that Many
children cannot attend school
in Trinidad. The boys discussed
what it might be like if they
couldn't go to 'school.
The assistance of Mrs. V.
Hargreaves in caring for the
pre-schoolers was' appreciated.
40-30 . 20 . 10
NO. These Are Not Football Signals
BUT, YOU WILL THINK THEY ARE WHEN YOU SEE THE
WAY PRICES ARE BEING KiCKED AROUND AT
CLAYT. DIXON'S AUTO SUPPLY.
40% �FF
30% OFF
DUNLOP. FiRST LINE SNOW TIRES
MARTIN• SENOUR PREMIUM PAINTS
HOCKEY PANTS, 'PADS, GLOVES,
SWEATERS ---'- SKATE WARMERS
TRANSISTOR RADIOS — FISHING
TACKLE ARCHERY SETS
TOBOGGANS --- SLEIGHS — SKIS
TRICYCLES — WAGONS POWER
Z00/ p F TOOLS -, HAND TOOLS ---GOLF BAGS
AND CARTS -a-» BALL GLOVES --
ALL 99c ITEMS.
10%
0 F F Alt Auto Parts and . Accessories
For the Ladles - - NYLONS. — 33cp r. 2/65c
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SALE STARTS FEB. '17th - ENDS FEB. 27th
ALL TRANSACTIONS CASH AND FINAL
HU, 2-7034
Gf'i'il+p7f/} G/IZGi
1/2 Price Items
Food Mixers
Bath Scales
Camp Stoves
Microscopes
Electric Gridle
Electric Iron
6-7b
e.
train, with tWO, kids. Neither
ItneW the ether Was coniixg..
Neither had seen the great are-
batt since, he was piclting,up
and-kirssing size
zt vas, heart-warming, to slay
that least, .And I was a Very
Wend father and husband,: When
it was ve4 , A. Pxviikl father be
oaleee My' son sh9!we i a passe
and PVolrsh Ihudsih. I'd had at that
age, and e, eonpetence I'ye.
never, had at any age. A ;loud
husband, 'because my wife had
oxaaw1ed oat 92 what sher claimed
vias :her death -bed, to get thee,
and looked better than enybodiy,
detspite the ta!ets that She's ljved
with Me ler 18 ;years; end
e'oaohed the kid for ten.
Next day at ,noon, we hired
for borne, 90 riles, and went
through th'e whole thing again
that ni'g'ht, A •recital in the
home town. It was not 20 below,
for a ch'apge, It was 30 below.
But 500 people left their tele
Vision sets, and shivered th-
rough 'the leafing night to hear
my young virtuoso, as he does-
n't like to be called.
• What dressed me most
about the` whole weekend was
the kind¢ eee of people. My sis-
ter-in-law
is-ter-in law wanted to hold a re-
ception for the whole mob, in
the city. Our neighbor insisted
on making the S'andw'iches for
the bate at home. Even my wife
got carried away and told me,
during one lapse, that I was a
good husband and father, Which
s'ho* me my 'a bit.
The only thing that's bother-
ing me is the kid's attitude, One
of my misguided friends` sent
him a bottle of champagne. A
dear lady sent hienten bucks.
And perhaps worst of all, he got
a clutch of fan mail.
After the weekend, we had a
heavy tall of snow. I told hian to
get out and shovel the driveway.
I handed him a shovel. He hand-
ed it right back and asked,
"How many fan letters did you
get this weak, Pops ?" I sho-
velled.
Ba "`Yfield Harbour Ice G ,s Out Just In' Time
Qe
This . was the situation ttt Ba_ field. arbour Ne s -Re d h ra h
Y � w Oof' P.. �Qg Pet' John °Vu,ssar, the photo
)ast Wechlesd.aY just before the Ice -Went out zeta shows ice and water' half. way up' the fish houses.
the lake. Taken frPm the south pier. by Clinton ' and boat houses along the north pier.
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Announces "March: h
John Delmer, president, On-
natio Farmere' Union, addressed
• group of fanners in Clinton
on February 10.
iiia, ; Dohner, a Dufferin
County farmer, said farmers to-
day are existing on very low
net incomes despite increased
capital and :operating expens-
es, He cited the case in Duf-
ferin County were a summary
of the farm account books re-
vealed that 28 dairy farmers
with an average investment of
$37,000 received an average net
income of $540; beef and hog
farmers with an average in-
vestment of $43,000 received as
labour income $634.00.
Mr. Palmer felt the answer
to this:. deploralble situation was
organization of farmers, and
parity prices. He said it is the
aim of the OFU to stage a
march on Ottawa - this spring,
to demand parity prices.
Mr.. Domer agreed we must
have efficient production.
"Today's farmer has accept-
ed this and is now feeding 30
persons as , compared to ten a
few years ago." He ' agreed
with Ontario's Minister of Agri-
culture, William Stewart, who
Goderich Couple Celebrate
58th Wedding Anniversary
C ide � _nt
atmos
has said "faxuners• must not be
sacrificed on the altar of their
own efficiency."
The speaker felt that the
chain stores were responsible
fo • prices, . 1ow farm prce, The chain
she now quotes the, prices to
the packer who has no Choice
but to go along.
"Marketing boards serve a
very useful purpose," Mr Del-
mer said, and added that they
have no. .'control over imports,
IA outlining the importance of
farming to the national econo-
my, Mr, Dolnaer said that the
farming industry provides for
35 percent of all employment,
0'
LO DES O
Corresponclet
1VIr. s. Bert Allen
Friends received word last
week of the passing of Edgar
lvlorris of Paris, Ontario. The
fate Mr. Morris will be remem-
bered by many school mates as
he was raised on the 10th con.
West of Londesboro. He was 66
years of age -.and a son of Me,
and Mrs. Joseph Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hodgert
and family of Thames Road
spent Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Widmer Howatt.
We are pleased to welcome
1VLrs. Robert Townsend home a-
gain' ,after several weeks spent
in Toronto under the doctor's
came. Mrs. Bentham of Oshawa
acoorpanied her and will spend
a few weeps with her sisters.
The Berean Unit met on Th-
ursday
hursd'ay at the home of Mrs.
Earl Gaunt. Mrs, Shobbrook
conducted the devotional period.
IVfrs, Gourley gave the chapter
from the Study Book, and Mrs.
Wood presented the chapter on
Trinidad. Roll call was answer-
ed wibh'a vergefm'om Scripture
starting with the, letter "F." A
ten cent tea was served at the
close.
The Wonderful
New World of...
MR. AND MRS.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry -Vol -
land, Goderich, celebrated
their 58th wedding anriivev- •
nary on Fridiay, February
5, when they were enter-
tained ihy their faniily at
the Dominion Hotel, Zurich,
and later at a card party
at the home off their son-in-
law and daughter, Mn
and Mrs. Louis Taylor,
Varna. Mr. and Mrs, Vole
land were married in Clin-
ton
ton by Rev. Stewart,
AT
HENRY VOLLAND
They have lived in Gode-
rich for the past 15 years
and both are in gocel health.
The have five children: Mrs.
Eldon (Vera) Johnston,
Brucefield; Mrs, Lorne
(Irene) Finlayson, Hensall;
Clarence, Hensall; Mrs.
Louis (Beatrice) Taylor,
Varna and Bruce, Goderich.
They also have 16 grand-
children and 17 great-
grandchildren.
Announcing .. .
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' If Accident, Illness or Death
brings unexpected hardship
AID will safeguard your loan.
If you are DISABLED, unable to work
for more than 30 days, due to Occident
or illness, AID takes over your pay-
ments, goes on Dayirig your monthly
instalments until you • recover or your
loan is paid in full.
if DEATH occurs, AID pays the out-
etanding baiahce of your loan in full.
Available on Leans of $1k500 or More
, Exclusively at
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BUft'1i` BTRI EiT "CL iNTo V t#A'1`T�NI
Phone .A82-3486
J. :A=. (4:Qhn) I4arpert Breech 'Manage
MONDAY, MARCH 1
y;, THROUGH
SUNDAY, MARCH 7
EVEiVINGS;
More through el, 8:30 pen.
Saturday ,.,..9:00 pan,
MATINEES+
Saturday 1:00 & 5:00 p.m.
Stiiiday• .,•, 2:00 pan,TICKET F'FR(CES9
$2.00 $2.50 $3.00` - $3.50
including Tax
CHILDREN, 12 yrs. & Under
Half Price
$1.00 - $1.25 - $1,50 w $1.75
Good Only For Performances
Monday through Thursday
All Seats Reserved
'tickets Available at
GALBRAITH RADl° & TV
CI 'Meet
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SHOPPING CENTRE
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Lohdesbcroi.
Iatkes. Donations,
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P an
s Banquet•
The W.I. met on Tuesday for
their February meeting. The
"Convention Song" opened the
m.edting ,antd the president gave
a Valentine reading. Minutes
were read and, approved and roll
Gall was 'answered by, namning a
county or country and its cap
ita1, -
A duet by Mrs. Torn Allen
and 1TTas. Vincent was enjoyed.
A letter was read from the ad-
opted .child in Hong • Kong. A
motion to donate $75.00' to-
wards the Scholarship Fund, al-
so a donation for the renovation
of the Adelaide • Heedless Home
was passed. A . committee of
three was named to arrange
for the Sunshine Sister Ban-
quet, Mrs. Durin, Mrs. Jack
Medd and Mrs. Ruth Vincent.
,A. ,d'onatioh of $100.00 will he
forwarded to the Hall Board.
Mrs. 'Pipe gave the motto).
,Citizenship was conducted by
Mrs, E. Wood where she inter-
viewed four ladies who repre-
sented their native countries,
England, Ireland, Poland. and
Holland. Each gave interesting
items of their country and why
they became Canadians, Mrs.
Tom Allen showed an interest-
ing fern taken last October
when on a trip to Trinidad and
the Barbados.
A •piano instxuanental was
contributed by Mrs. Jos'ling.
There will be a penny sale at
the Manch meeting when the
last half of menvbers on the roll
will contribute the articles,
NOT FAIR - - - NOT SAFE
Approximately one-third ' of
Ontario bunting accidents in-
volve, hunters who are disobey -
ng hunting regulations.
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Hear Trinidad Talk
Group No. 1 of Ontario
Street United Church UC,W met
on Tuesday; February 9, with
president, Mrs. M, Bat'lcin open-
ing
pening the meeting by reading a
poem; Mrs. Alvin Lobbstook
devotions and study book, clos-
ing with prayer.
Mrs. E, Radford gave ftiwo-
ipstxument,sle and Mrs. M.
Tyndall gave two readings. Pre-
sident Mrs. M•, Batkl.n gave a
talk on to trip to Trinidad which
was enjoyed, The new study
book was introduced, "God
and His Purpose". ,Collections
for memorial • fund was taken.
World Day of Prayer is on.
March 5 at RCAF Station.
SEE THE
BCS CAPADFS
In LONDON
Wednesday, March 3
Special Bus Leaving Clinton at
6:30 p.m.
Returning—After Performance
'Adults $6,00 Children $3.00
Includes Return Transportation
and $3.00 Ticket to performance
Travel in Air Ride Comfort •
Contact your Charterways
Agent
Beirtliffs Bakery.
Clinton — 432-9727
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Local Representative --A. W. Steep --'482-6642
WARBICIDE TENDER
Township of Tuckersmith
For approximately 600 lbs, of warbicide for spraying
cattle for Warble Fly.
Tenders to state price per 15 Ib. bag delivered to Town-
ship Shed in Hamlet of Egmondville, Ontario. Tenderer to.
state chemical supplier.
Tenders to be clearly marked "Tender—Warbicide" and
in the Clerk's hands by 12 o'clock noon on March 1st, 1965 and
will be,.opened and considered on March 2, 1965 at 2:00 pan.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
J. I. McINTOSH, Clerk,
R.R. 3, Seaforth, Ontario.
6.7b
WARBLE FLY SPRAYING TENDER
Township of Tuckersmith
For spraying cattle for Warble Fly:- in 1965,
Tender to state price per head per spray.
Work to be done under the direction tof the Inspector in
accordance with the regulations of ,the Warble Fly Act,
Tenders to be clearly marked "Tedder -Warble Fly
Spraying",
1965
Tendeat2,3rs 0 top.mbe in Clerk's .hands by 12 o'clock noon on
March 1,1965 and will be opened and considered on March 2,
:
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted,
J, I,'MeINTOSH, Clerk,
R.R. 3, Seaforth, Ontario.,
6-7b
'GRAVEL TENDER
Township of Tuckersmith
For the drtxshthg sand hauling of approximately 17,000 au,
yds, of gravel to rtoevnship roads in 1965; V" screen to be used
and the trustier to be shovel. -fed.
Contractor to suppiyi all requirements and 'to . obtain and
supply all gravel, Tenderer to -state pit locations and approld-
mate yardage to be delivered from eadh.
Work' to be completed by June 19, 1965, under the super-
vision of. the Road Superintendent arid subject td the 'approVa1
of the Dept, of highways, of Ontario,.
Tenders to be clearly ]marked "Tender---C4t vel" and must
be 111 the Road Superintendent's hands by 12' o'clock noon on
March 1, 1965 and Will be opened and considered On Match
2, 1.065 at 3 p7ri
.
Tenders to be accompanied by a narked cheque for $300,
Lowest or any tender tot necessttrily atacepted. •
ANIiEI W I4OUSTON, Read Superintendent,
R.R. 3, Seaforth, Ontario, 6w7b