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Present Comedy
ARTIAtISltr1:11 „t111°L;„1;),aertlene2
the fourth annual drama festi-
ral spoesored, by Huron .Junior
Farmers' .Association this
The :district group will coin-
Deeeiin a preliminary festival in
Seaforth .on Tuesday, March 11,
.against Sea/0ri1 ,and .Clinton
clubs. Winner will enter .the fiu
_els in Clinton, Tuesday, March:
18.
Tis South Huron entry is a1
one -act comedy entitled "Spring
Formal." Cecil Porter, SHDLIS
teacher and a prominent rnem
ber -of the Exeter Drama Club,
..directs the -cast, which consists
of DONS Brock, Barbara Nei: -
tick, Patsy Marshall, Jobh ?yin
and Barry Jeffry,
Thames Road Group
Makes •Preientation
On Frida PVening the regular ily .are• moving to Ng. 4 Highwa)
social night was held in the myth of gNetee...
• sehool house with ten. tables .of ir. 4114 MiMrs. Wflhiajn 8.11°‘
euchre. in play. • and Air. .and Mrs. William Rohd
-were in charge for the :evening
Prize winners were: ladies The next social evening wit
high, Airs. Harold Rowe; ladies be held- On Friday evening
low, Airs. Gordon Maver; lone 14areb, !IC
hands, Lee Webber; men's high,. •Personal Items
.Ray Cottle; men's low, Orvall Atr. and Mrs, W. F. Hunt
Beaver. Benito, iiianitoha .and. Mr. and
After lunch,. 'Robert Maser Mrs, F. G. Kenzie !of •Ueraldton
e.alled Air. and Mrs. Orval - are visiting !with Mrs. Bunt'
Beayer and family to the front sister, Mrs. Annie Thomson and
and. read an address and RaY Mr. and Mrs. Larnport
nd ''Sflew Pre"' Miss Helen..Webber .of Lott
sented Mr. and Mrs. Beaver don,
1.410.Yd COWd1:031 Kirk
with a smoking stand and a' ton visited recently with Mr..and
lamp., Bob Beaver was present- Airs, Lloyd Knight,
ed with a shirt.
Hog Prices
Weakening
clog prices weakened amiss
' Canada during the week ended
Saturday. Prices at the 14 mar -
v keting points of the Ontario flog
e Producers' Co -operative re-
. steady .at Last week's
close of $31.00 during Monday
, and TtleSdaY. On Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, they
dropped back te $30.00.
in the same period Winnipeg
wasat. Calgary*27.00 th
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s nipeg ranged between $28.50 to
$29.00; Calgary $27.85 to $28.00,
. and Edmonton $28.60 to
. Montreal west opened this week
. at S31.50 but moved down to close
at $30.00.
Volume of hogs marketed in
Ontario this week is expected In
be higher than last week. In the
week ended February 21, there
were 27,432 hogs graded at On
lade packing plants, of which
23,093 or 84.18 per rent moved
through the 14 marketing points
of the Ontario Hog Producers'
Co-operative.
Mr. and Mrs. Beaver and fam- Mrs. Elizabeth. Morgan of To
ronto, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Harris and Ernest 'visited Nvith
and :Mrs. Frank Nesbit of
Blyth on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Knight
and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Rohde, Douglas. Glenn and
Calvin were 'Saturday evening
guests 'with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Passmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller
and. family were Thursday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock
of Zion.
Mr. and Mrs. William Allen
and family were Friday evening
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Wasnidge of Ailsa Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller,
Brian, Barry and Barbara were
Friday evening guests with Mr.
and. Mrs, William Roweliffe ,of
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Passmore
and Beverley Ann were FridaY
evening guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Frayne Parsons' of Huron -
dale.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mayer
of London spent the Weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Maver.
Miss :Ida Hall of London. spent
the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. William Elford and Mr,
Elford.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Merrill,
Gordon, Brian and Esther of
Clinton, Messrs. ,Maurice Halst
and, Rodger Gilbert. of Crediton,
Mr. and Mrs. William Rohde
and boys were Sunday guests
with Mr. .and Mrs. Abner Pass-
more.
' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Knight
and Linda were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Web -
her of Woodham.
Mrs. Mair, Miss Marilyn Tuck-
ey of Exeter, Mr. 'and Mrs. Ern-
est Pym and John were guests
tin • Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Shulman of Embro, the
occasion being Mr. Pym's birth-
day.
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The Story In
Elimville
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
Elimvillo Mission Band
The March meeting of the
Elimville Mission Band was held
at the home oi Miss Marilyn
Johns. Misses Janet Skinner and
Margaret Brock had charge of
the program.
Mrs. Elson• Lynn gave a chap-
ter from the study book. Miss
Helen Campbell gave a poem
followed by a piano instrumen-
tal by Miss Kathy Bern. Mar-
garet read a story and Sandra
Skinner took up the collection.
Miss Janet. Skinner conducted
the. worship service assisted by
Sandra Walters.
it was decided to have a skat-
ing party next Saturday at Wood-
ham if convenient and members
to he at the stores at 1:30 for
a ride, Games were enjoyed at
the close conducted by Marilyn
Johns.
Euchre
Elimville Euchre Club was held
on Friday evening at the hall
with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Skin-
ner as hosts. There were nine
tables.
'Winners were: ladies high.
Mrs. Thos, tell: gents high, Mr.
Lloyd Johns and consolation, Mr.
Delmer Skinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cunning -
ton will be hosts for Friday
night'.
Personal items
Mrs. Delmer Skinner, lady di-
rector of Exeter Fair Board,
spent a couple of days in Tor-
onto attending the Fair Board
Convention,
Mr. Keith Heywood and friend
from North Bay spent the week-
' end with the forder's parents
Mr. and Airs. Hubert'HeYwood.
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Houston
of Seaforth visited a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Chas Stephen,
Rev, IL C. and Mrs. Wilson of
Thames Rnad were Sunday
I guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
' Joh us,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stephen
of Exeter visited on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs, Chas Stephen.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Koopman and
family have moved from Elfin-
ville to occupy Mr. Ward Hern't
house near Zion.
Mrs, Frank Gollings and Mrs.
Berniece Shier of London visited
nn Sunday with Air. and MX:s.
Jackson Woods,
Mr, and Mrs. 'Harold Lobb and
family, Mr, and Airs. Sterling
Ince and Roger of St. Thomas
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
1 Airs. lloward Pytn.
, Mr. and Mrs. Peed ettlinitlg-
1611 visited or *Sunday with Mr.
and Wt. Gordon Bender of
D 811WOOd.
The• World Day t:0( Pl'ItYtr
The Viinville and Thames
Road ladies observed World Day
et Prayer in the Famine
Milted Church last Friday af-
ternoon.
Mrs, WM. Reutly led the 801,-
v.ke assisted by Mrs, 'Melvin
Gardiner, Mrs. 'Edwin Miller,
Mrs. Franklin Skinner. Prayers
were given' hr Mrs, Newton
Clarke. Mrs. floraeo Deibridge,
and Mrs. Chas Stephen. Mrs.
a F!' IV 1 .ode, Mrs WM rolvtr
1 on and 1\irS, r,lovd tallantyne.
arry ni er otors .....i.„ Ir S Wilson gave the
addresa Mt "Praver." Ofterin/
itorti. EtIael Delia a 1,tvas token up by Mil jelin Rid-
. 1 16Y Viet Mrs. Alvhi Cnelier.
5 EXEtER i 1 1.4rItif *AA SorV6d al the Owe
1: PAINE.; 60 SaItS afriel Sardee i l'W Group A of tllinvillb tools.
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Comments About
Centralia
Ry MRS, FRED BOWDEN
Personal Items
Miss Odeyne Clarke was a vis-
itor at the home. of her parents,
• Rev, .1, T. and Mrs. Clarke,
over the weekend.
Mrs. Amos 'Wright returned .
home from South „Huron hospital
on Saturday of last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Lorne 'Flicks
were weekend guests with Mr.
and Airs. 0, Pollock in Kincar-
dine.
Jon Breen returned Mime from
St. Joseph's hospital, London on
Friday.
Mrs. Thos. Willis, who has been
a patient in Victoria hospital,
London for the past three months
was removed to South Huron
hospital, Exeter, on Thursday.
Mrs. A; Hutton, who spent a
few weeks at her son's home in
Lobo returned last week but has
been confined to her home with
the flu.
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Town Subdivision
—.Continued from Page. 1
The third proposed subdivision
development in town is on the
west side, between Victoria and
Wellington streets and west of
Carling. It 'Is being promoted by
John Burke, real estate agent _
An nouncenlents
RATES.
Births .. No Chugs-
Morriogos .Deethe . . 7$0.
(Marries And .001404 *ro. ,roporte4 without ..choros.
in •nows rolumns.. This ..chorgs applies. only la listing
under Announcements./
Cards..of Thanks, Engagements
In Memoriams•(4-line! verse)
Extre 'verses, .tach
75e I
$1.00
25r
BIRTHS 1 :ENGAGEMENTS
lSif and Mrs Garfield Mr, and Mrs. ThomaFt /col nf
vntmish, ft.R, \\ ondham, an. IN yandntie. annnunce the
nounce
M1
The Timea•Adyecete, M3rc11 8, I9$ 'Pi.
Town Topics
. Mr. And Mrs. Arnold 044.
stetter. and .G.ttelph,
•.14essr.s..1:dwal..'d, and. John OAels-
,stetter. Dashwopd. Me. And WS.
JOS. Fergl1SPO, Mr,. and Mrs.
!Henry Gaekstetter, Cathy and
CANADIAN
PROPANE
1 GAS
APKIANCES
Henry Jr., Hensali visited over 1
the weekend with. Air. and Nrs. a
Will Harney. 1 GRATTON
Mayor R. E. Pooley and L. J. •-• -
Penhale, chairman of the Pub- i HOTS° N
i ' itc Utilities ,Commission, attended
• the Ontario Hydro Convention at
the Royal Yorkliotel, Toronto,
. .week.
tha arrttat of a ann, engagement nf their daughter.
Inetrialinezp. l'icalri.5piaapr.r ha t 2S, nitf3t5h. aux- Jeanie. 1,', yi ill tam 'W Pp 1 e.% fled ,
mond. snn nf Air. and Mrs. WesleY'
( .11eFia?3,:nta ii.:—.A:h.te:rs:itilaadlt.: nAn1:::eien:a.5ttr:asri:i ant ".., F,r(p‘t.e•aatnrt rfp;Inliiii y;n n41.1f!,:i Ae At ir. :r. la.(:inrotrr Firc'iAlprds14)::N.lx*.a '1- it':
announce the hirth nf
Michael Paul, at Smith Huron
. tional church nn April 1:4 rtgis,
lake place in Push:tell rongreg,a-
6*
1%x:rot:int:. aarid Mrs. Vietnr Iiintp,
R 11. 1 rentralia. announce the ' Mr and Mrs Thomas G 'La.
Son. Harry ,irata.. ar ; 1 -ender, nf liensall. await to an-
iittlt Huron linspital, February tinutit'e the engaWetnent of their
Mr.
and mra. Allan : daughter. Barbara Jean. tn Mr.
Alexander Stanwa Turner, of
Hamilton, nnIN snn nf Air and
riiinottnildlertrii Gnrianad 4Raeuigiriii.t eainnounci.i:
al, Alarch 2, 1t15 P. ! TISMiclier fal a notrnli." g'srhaitteu :::mcilana:r.r 1 ad:grfar 1 ii%G.1511a.18:Trna°51,:e:
!Anise. at South Huron lior'sipnii--.
fivF,RE-IGI..T. sir. and Airs. V. S. . 1-aftensSalil, rOanutia6rict..t n'lltir.an rhurrn‘
Overholt, centralia. announce 6c
Ilip birth nf a daughter, Eiatne
CARDS OF THANKS
Vernnica, at i•inui h. Huron Hos-
pital, February 25, 1955. 'We it. ish tn thank all those -who
sent finvi era. cards and treats and
DEATHS Pahl us %leas it bile patients in
Smith litirnn Hospital and stnce,
Hospital. nn Tuesday, March 4. fir. Read. Atiss r`laypnle and the
kV i 11 la in Henry tiihann, late of i ritirsung staff.— Aug ust and GerrY
Stephen Tnwnship. nesting at ; Gregui. 6*
the linpPer-HnekeY f' u e t..'u I ; M. and 'AIM Robert Breen .and
hntne, Exeter, until TiturttuaY t :Inn wish 10 1 ha nk their frienels
noon. AV here reninval will he
made to St. Alary's Anglican .and neighbours w inn remembered
t'burch, Rrinsley, it here funeta 1 inn with arils and. treats a bile
„ a patient in Si. .InsPph'S 14 n.S1 la I1' "
af'1.1. i VP Vir til i a li P. place al :.: al. Lnagiati, spet.;a; thanks in the
,P.;;n1a.,;.41,4.1'. e r In" t in adjoining ' noicibhnin•Fi who cared for Dianne
6c .
ENGAGEMENTS -ii: an;111,:at;Ni!i.11.1arn 'Warren wishes to
Air. and Airs. anlin R. Sinclair'. Pri).ePigr1115;11;111' 17t1P.Pivistil:nni:13 "tlaatiNh'4I
6c
eKnigPallg"elinenwtirtht t hi 0eiraeri.Indnesninerraugthh!
ler. Elizabeth Ann. tn Mr. Allan sisi Pr.
1 for 116lktn d 4n7eresean at n ;10..87 sympathy tali y4lirefimdc.
Serle.' Pregg, ane nf Alr. and . Mrs. Amos Wright wishes to i
Mrs. Bruce' Gregg, Gnderich, The . thank 51 Pryont. for the cards.
marriage 10 take place in I ha i .visits and finwers whsle a. patient
l'nited Church, Kippen, on Satin-- i in Small Huron Hnspital. Special 1
day, March 2S, MIS. A* thanks in the staff Mr. and Mrs.
Harnid Tripp and Mrs. Rowe fnr
their kindness, 6* .
this
Phonct 156 Grar,d Bend
%mu ititimititittlittitil tot $
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March 10 To 15
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TV Feature
Stars Editor
Perspective portrays 'the role
of a weekly newspaper in com-
munity affairs as seen in a story
about "The Editor", to he tele.'
wised on CFP'L T -V on Saturday, I
'March 8 at, 4,30.
Just how, and why, a weekly
newspaper gets involved in local 1
' issues 'becomes apparent in this
,story which begins when some
citizens agree to s-acrifice the
local park to encourage new in-
dustry. The controversy finds
the weekly editor in the thick
nf it, and not entirely through
choice. Unlike the editor of a
big city daily, the weekly editor
takes a big chance when he
takes a stand nn local issues.
Flis readers expect him to know
everyone and everything, and
rely on him to fight for those
things they consider to be for
the good of the community.
The story of the park in Alid-
dle town is typical of situations
which arise in many Canadian
communities served by weekly;
newspapers. it provides an op-
portunity to examine the close
bond of common interests he-
tween the staff of a weekly
newspaper and the readers who
may freely praise ar criticize
but always look forward to then
weekly news.
"The Editor" is a 30 -minute
filmed production of the Nation-
al Film Board for the Perspec-
tive series on television.
and Milstan Construction.
Although there has been no
application for building permits •
to council, there is no difficulty
expected in proceeding with this
development.
Mayor R. E. 'Pooley, who wasin -
Toronto an PIJC husrness, was
absent from Monday's meeting :
and Reeve. William McKenzie..
chaired the 'meeting, a major '
part of which Was Laken up in
subdivision discusSion.
The reeve informed Mr, Whil-!
smith that he understood "the
first thing we have to do is to
' pass a subdivision bylaw before
we can allow any building in!
that section. 1 don't think it's pos-
sible for us to accept; an applica—
; tion for building permit until we;
are more informed. We will have
to apply to the Department for;
information and guidance."
He was .supported in this stand!
by all of the members.
Contractor Whilsmith argued
that the !engineer had said in his
letter to Minna that the con-
struction of one or two homes
r would not affect either the drain-
' age or road situation seriously
and he requested council eon-;
skier his application.
jack Weber appeared before
council in regard to address of
his new lant nn Highway R3,
the securing of mail boxes and
the removal of snow.
iTown Topics
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carroll !
were in Woodham over the week.'
, end owing to the death of the;
1 former's father, Mr. Robert Cor
Mr, Gordon Appleton of town;
I is in Victoria Hospital, 'London
tIkthere He will undergo surgery, '
I Mr. and Mrs. Doti Gravett
t spent the weekend in Kitchener
with. the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R.' E. Gravett.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Milk
visited on Sunday with Mr. and!
:Mrs. Russell Morrison, Kirkton.
1 Mrs. Inez 'Prick, Grand Bend!
;spent several days last week
with her sister, Mr, and Mrs.;
!Norman Norry. !
1
A teacher was having Client 1
ty making a little boy under-
stand subtraction.
"Now Robb'," she said, "yrill
have 10 fingers. Suppose 4 were
missing nzi6 day. What would you:
have then?"
"No piano lessen:3," he replied
hapMly.
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40 oz. Reg. $1.10 870
SACCHARIN TABLETS
Va-grain-100's Reg. 20c for 140
500's Reg. 550 for 390
1000's Reg. 79c for 390
IA -grain -100's Reg. 23C for 174
500's Reg. 65c for 490
1000's Reg. 980 for 790,
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