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LADIES' DIVISION EAST HURON AGRI. SOCIETY
JUNIOR SECTION
For Boys and Girls 18 years and
No. Membership or Entry Fee
1. Collection of 2 craft' articleS
2. Candy, maple cream, 1 lb.
3. Box lunch, for teen age boy, menu
attached, covered with Saran ... . ... ......... $1.00 9. Hallowe'en table arrangement . ... . $1.00
Display on your own card table
Prizes donated by: AD's. Steffler $2.00
Chas. Davis $2.00; Mrs. Harvey Craig $2.0(
GROUP DISPLAY (no entry fee)
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Church, Birthday, Easter,
Dominion and Thanksgiving
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GEORGE T. 1NHEATLIEY
George Thornas 'Wheatley% 64,
died, stiddertlyi, ThursdaY, A1411,
1:01\iv21disiip. hope.,i al his MOKI1P60
Hey was a past president of, the
Huron County Soil and crop
iniprovomeut AsOciatien and
Huron County Plowmen's Awe-
iation.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Ltavina RocX; his mpther,
Mrs. Thomas Wheatley, McKillOP
Township; one daughter, Mrs. Rob'
eat. P. (Joan) Allan of 13rucefield;
one son, Larry. at home; brothers,
William, Liberty, Sash: Dyke, RR
Duli‘Ln; sisters, Mrs. Williard
(MinnIc) Armstrong, Morris
To wShiP Mrs,- payid. ,(Mildred
Shannon, Egmondville; hire.
Shiart (Ferree) Ma.cinnis, Walker-
ton.
The funeral service was held at
:1:31) p.m,. Saturday, from the Box
funeral home, Seaforth.
Burial was in Maitland Bank
cemetery. Seaforth.
Mr. 'Wheatley was a member of
the session of Cavan United
Church, Winthrop.
Session members were honorary
pallbearers. They were Stanley
Hillen, Robert M. McClure, Hir-
am Blanchard, Ernest Toll,
Oliver Anderson and. Charier;
Boyd.
Active pallbeea.rs were Aaron
iJiantzi, Robert S. MciKercher,
Robert W. Campbell, Frank John-
ston. Russel T. Bolton and Jos-
T .;;ti e.
Flower bearers were Robert J.
Doig. Everett Storey, Kenneth
Campbell, Mac Scott, John Kerr,
and Clarence Ryan.
MONCRIEFF
Mr, and Mrs. H V, Roberts, of
Listowel were recent vistors with
Mr. and Mrs. Archie mann.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison
and faraily -visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence) Hanna
of Belgrave.
Mrs. George Graham. and Mrs.
Henry Grassi, of Atwood were
recent guests with' Mrs. Wm.
Harrison of Moncrief.
Louis. Harrison of Florida was
a visitor with Mrs. Frank Har-
rison while here to attend the
wedding of his. daughter, Sheryl
to Mervyn Quint).
NOTICE
The Ontario Hydro presents
"Hydro Showtime" on Wednes-
day June 2nd, at 8:1t
in the new Legion Hallo Brum-
sels, Sponsored by the Ladies'
Division of the Beat Huron
Agricultural Society. Keep this
date open.
FOR SALE
$188,00 buys 7 piece Livingroom
group, including 2 niece suite, 8
tables, 2 Iambs; or new refrig-
erator; or '7 piece Bedroom
group; Or new automatic 30"
electric range.
Godfrey Schuett IrtUllithre
Shown oorde i Atimmay
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