The Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-05-09, Page 4lt!ifcr lficrio °l'#te i1 iitkhuir't
41114110 0-11004 Weilitesosys May a, .UJSti
FOR, SALE
Moms ESS. 'til' YOUR FURNITURE
with custom-made :slip covers
made to order, Call 1Vl:rs. Harold
Elliott, Bluevale, phone 709w4,
25:2;9'1
TWO ADD/NG MAG'HINES--One
machine, by McCaskey, $50,00;.
one B>,irrough's electric just
overhauled $125.00. See them at
The Wingham Advenee-Times..
BABY OHICliS
WANT BROILERS—Want eggs?
Rig-$ Hatchery has chicks bred
for either, or both, A full line of
breeds, nrosses and specials like
`1'ilcir' . etc. Remember this Hat-
chery has been at this business
for a full generation. Canadian
Approved, of course, plus their
own complete breeding program.
/ Let us give full information,
order what you need. Bluevle
Milling Co, Bluevale, phone
610R21 Wingham and 30R14
ALUMINUM DOORS, windows, Brussels. 91r
awnings, railings, steel of alumi-
num barns for sale, Apply to Jas,
S. Cowan, Listowel, phpne 527M..
25;2,9*
T+URNITURE--Try the Mildmay
Furniture Showrooms, specializ-
ing in Suites of furniture includ-
ing chesterfields and bedroom
suites, ''Free delivery. Trade-ins
accepted, ,Godfrey Sch.uett, Mild
May: 2;9b
TWO RUGS 61/t•'x9' for sale: Phone
90 after 6 p.m. 2*
CORNS—Callouses, Prompt relief
from painful cornsand callouses
with Lloyd's Corti and Callous
Salve and 'Pads, 'Salve 50e, Peat
25c - at' McKibbons Drug Store.
9b
1 -TON LOCK and tackle hoist,
endless ehaif,, worth $125, now
$25; tricycle with adjb§table feet,
looks like view, w'oith $12 now $6;
10 house doors, take your choice
at $3 each; 150 feet galvanized
fence 2 ft. high at your own
price; set of lawnbowling bowls
worth $50, now $25; set of golf
clubs and bag, $7,00; custom-
made
c
made two-tone boy's sleigh Worth
$12, now $6; smaller boy's sleigh
$2. Apply to Alex Crawford,
phone 144. Oh
READ OUR ADVERTISEMENT
About the big wallpaper sale.
Quality wallpaper at 19c a .roll.
Wallpaper Shop. 9b
TWO USED ENGINE LATHES,
4' and' 10' centres. Two 300-a/tip.
Motor Generator Welders. Phone
268, Seaforth, or write Seaforth
Steel Supplies: • 9b
BAR2 BUGGY for sale. Wine
Sunshine model in good condi-
tion; Phone 673J. 8"
SIX CHICKEN rain shelters'fb.r
sale. Ed. Powell, Wroi:;eter 18R14.
LLOYD SILVER-GREY baby
buggy for sale, used 18 montbs,
excellent condition. Phone 708w.
9h
1951 CHRYSLER SEDAN for sale.
Automatic trailsinissibn, signal
lights and radio. Cheap for quick
sale, Mr's.,Murray Johnson, piroiio
234. 9b
40 'FT. TV TOWER with London
and Kitchener aerial; 2 -Wheel
trailer with 16" tires and rack;
8 window sashes 22'x76".' Wheel
harrow; quantity used lumber.
Apply to Bill Stapletorr, phone
74332. 9,
• CABIN TRAILER. for sale, apply
to Gordon McNeil,. phone 103,
Wingham, 9b,
MISCELLANEOUS -
ZS YOUR TELEVISION properly
insured for all ride coverage?
.-For intormat,o?i:phone49 ,.,Stew-
t'art Igrb
YVAItU4. Zak) AttlirneW
yolk 15% on your car Or truck in
surance. Yearly ter elk months
policies are available. Special
rates for farmers. For further
information phone 298, Wingham.
29rrb
SANITARY SEWAGE disposal
septic tanks, cesspools, cellars,
etc'., pumped and cleaned, iiuick
sere!** all Wiork gire.rairteed,
Alip'f/ touts Blake, phone 42r6,
Brussels. 15rrb
WA'1IERLOO CATTLE Breeding
Association "Where Better Built
Are used". "tor • artificial ins
semfaratioii fnf6rxri tibi'i Or sof-
Ilice fiord All breads of' cattle,
pfibne . the Waterloo Cattle
Breeding. Association at: Clinton
l -3441 Or ll m" 13 r12
1'VF d a 0 be -
Weft
Y
7.84 and 9.30 kin. We
have till breeds 'available top
duality at loW Cost." Mirth
NO VICE TO' 1 oiw i BUILD)
IF 'rad RM' planning a building
project this summer, we are fit
it liosifl'en to give you, first class
fierVice for your cement Wet
tretlse bttsettirnts And floors,
barn Walls and alders '(eonrtiietdd
iii one punkt. Contact Mads
ChristeiIMMfi, 'phone 1117,
2firrrb
1$ANCING 'A CAR?
_lgefore you Puy 115k .about out
Low Cost ,1'iriahcin,g Servicci Witte
complete Insurance Coverage,
STEWART A. SCOT
Phony 291 'Witiathilm.
• tth
Atri
e , "bi1f
�' all ns i� e v
im � R bt► p
ty Ift'sriitdirde, For inforflktttioii
eoifdbrlPiing" iii{s special ratifier/I'
pomp nisei#lift` en ,iobatut,
* Pei* 'i lilii♦l6te tin
STARTED PULLETS for sale, 200
Red Sussex, 7 weeks old; 400
Leghorn Rocks, 2 weeks old; 250
Red SuSsex, 2 weeks old; 400
Sussex. Red, 2 weeks old; 300
Sussex Red, 4 weeks old; 250
eociketels, 2 Weeks old. Phone
743W2• 9b
LIVESTOCK FOR SATE
53 LITTLE PIGS for sale. Apply
to Glen VanCam'p, R.i&, 4, Brus-
sels, phone 1737, 9h
11 ' 7 -WEEK OLD PIGS for sale.
Apply to Mrs, Loretta Ste Marie.
Phone 728.11 after 4 p.m. 9h
TEAM OF well -matched Belgian
horses fot sale, 1550 pounds each,
sire and seven years old. Apply
.to W. J. Clark, phone 141. • 9*
2 HOLSTEIN COWS for sale, 1
dere May 8, and 1 due May 24,
carrying the third salt, Apply
Chas. Kreller, Wroxeter, phone
.19r14.
REGISTERED HOLSTEIN bulb,
up to serviceable age. Good re-
cords. From good plus, and very
good dares accredited. Thos. Hay.
den & Son, Gerrie, 9r.r'J6h
DEADSTOCK WAITED
CASH PA/D for dead, old, sick or
disabled horses or cows., Phone
Atwood 153 cCllect. rrM30*
DEADSTOCK REMOVED from
your farm promptly for sanitary
cnsposnl. Telephone c o 11 e e t:
Palmerston 123W, Durham 398 or
Wingham 378. GORDON YOUNG
LIMITED.. lrrb
BOARDERS WANTEI?
BOARDER WANTED, male pre-
ferred Phone 611R. 913
WANTED TO BUY
CASH FOR SCRAP, highest prices
paid on batteries, radiators,
metals, cast and steel. Phone
502w4 or 9'75w Wingham,
25r'1VM30**
BARLEY GROWERS--Fot best
barley contract available see
John 13iirnstead, Wingham, phone
455: 11rrb
SALESMEN WANTED
ARE YOU INTERESTED
IN SELLING REAL ESTATE
We require a salesman to repre-
sent our firm in your area to sell
farms, residential and commercial
properties. All advertising will be
paid by oUr firm. Listings and
leads supplied to you. If interested
write us' for full information
ing details as,to your age, sales ex-
perience, automobile, etc. Write or
phone Larry Weir, Bert Weir &
Sons Ltd., 237 Dundas Street, Loi: -
don. Serving London and district
fey, 38 years;: :9;16ia`
.
ia'AaWlfttg•IVANegt1.•
ED. • Reliable WA1VT ..R.e ble man as` Dealer
in Huron County, Experience not
necessary, A .fine opportunity to
Step into Old profitable business
where Rawleigh Products have
been sold for years. Big profits.
Products furnished on credit.
Write Rawleigh's Dept. E-453-163,
Montreal, P.Q. 013
EXPERIENCED UPHOLSTERER
for Southern Ontario furniture
manufacturer. New l • only.
a Wbr c o y
Steady employment, good work-
ifig' conditions and wages. Apply
to Box No. 39, AdVahco-Tildes.
913
'MAL CS'IliTE
'MC -STOREY RED BRICKS house
oft Charled get, for sale. Six rooms
and 2 S inroofris, oil furnace. Ap-
ply evenings or Saturdays to
Verna McLaughlin,. McLau hie1 Sliu,
ter St,
e
phone X903 11rrh
4 ttDROOM t'"I AlVtE `louse In
the town of Wingham for sale,
nitdated In good resldcntiai d3s-
trict, 'Contact 'Mrs. Fred Ross,
phone 20
b w 25:2h 3
6 -ROOMED INSUL ERTCI<'cottage
'ft3f side, centrally Ideated, 2 bed-
rooms, '4 piece bath,. living room,
lkitciieri and sun porch, furnace
arid MgO.dIiilirtedlatc posses-
Sled rieed for quick sale Phone.
410.I. 9'1.5 23"
DWELLING, orie-stofcyr frame, in.
• sul shingle clad; asphalt roof,
C'on'tains two 13edro'oars, living",
dtriiiig and breakfast rooms and
bath. Oil heat, furnace, 'electric
refrigerator, new washer and
einem, Mtotfitt electric' stove. At-
tached garage, Located. north
Centte lit Winghttiir. 'too he sold
if li ba'rgai'n for naafi. Price 46,000
AIipijr to H. 'C, MaeLeite, Real-
Of,Winli;har1, ()Marla Oh
COibitiE for s'eiit oil the aur:
sitirto of *Ingham, drone :100,
" Oil
FOR RENT
FOUR -ROOM APARTMENT with
bath, hot and cold water for rent
on Leopold St. Phone Mrs, Hen-
derson, 552W,
FARM HOUSE for rent, $ miles
from Wingham, immediate pus
session available. Apply to Alex
Whytoek, phone 36r2, Teeswater.
TWO-BEDROOM ultra -modern
apartment for rent. Heated, pos-
session June 1st, Apply Box b
Advance -Times,
WANTNTED. TO RENT
FARM WITH BUILDINGS wanted,
to rent or buildings alone close
to Wingham. Apply to Box '38,
Advance -Times. 9'*
2 OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE wanted
to rent by July 1st, Will he
permanent resident, . Apply to
Thomson Appliances, phone 29.
9:16*
WANTED
CATTLE WANTED to pasture.
Good grass and water, Apply to
L. R. Greenaway, Bluevale, phone
709J1. 9b
FOUND
A SUM OF MONEY found in Ger-
rie. Owner may have seine by
proving ownership ' and paying
for this notice. Telephone Ford -
with 13r31. ` 9b
APPLICATIONS Mit
ASSESSOR
Applications for the position for
Assessor for the Town of Wingham
will be received by the undersigned
up to 12 o'clock noon on Monday,.
should
14th, 1956. Applicants . hould
state qualifications and salary ex-
pected.
W. A. Galbraith, clerk-treas.,
Town of Wingham.
9b
WOODSHED FOR aSALE
Tenders for the purchase of the
woodshed for School No. 6 will be
received until May 28 , by the Mor
ris School Area Board; shed. to be
removed and ground levelled be-
fore July 28. For further- particu-
lars see Bernard Thomas, No
ten-
dernecessarily accepted, —Ralph
Shaw, Bluevale. 9,16,23b'
• TENDERS FOR FURNACES
Morris School Area Board: will
receive tenders until May 28 for the
installation of oil burning. furnaces
in schools No. 3 and No. 7; fur-
naces to be of size required for
heating these buildings. Work is to'
be .completed before July 28. For
information for No. 3' see Re. e g
Watsin and for No. 7 see Robert
McMurray, No tender necessarily
accepted. —R. S. Shaw,Bluevale,
9;16;23b
TOWN OF WINGHAM
BY-LAW NO, -1289/19516
A By-law prohibiting and regulat-
ing the firing and setting -off of
fireballs, srinibs, .cracker's or fire-
wor9cs within the limits of the
iVlunielpality ,of the Corporation
of the Town of Wingham.
WHERAS in order to preserve
property and prevent injury or
deaths to persons, the Council of
the Mrinicipal Corporation of the
Town of Wingham 'deem, it ex-
pedient to pass a By-law prohibit-
ing and regulating the firing and
Setting .f 9f fireworks within the
si£i: 'MiXnic?PalktY ns:: provl'ded .h ,
then Munieipal ti Acta` It S O:":1,9
Chapter 248, Scctiort 388,
THEREFORE, the ",Council of
the Municipal Corporation of the
Town of Wingham enacts as fol-
lows:
1. No person, without having first
received special permission shall,
with the exception of seven (7)
days before the 24th day of May
in any year and seven (7) days•
thereafter, fire or set off fire-
balls, squibs, crackers or Other
fireworks within the Municipal'
limits of the Town of Winghahn,
2. Any person who contravenes
And is found guilty of any in-
fraction of this By-law, except as
hereinafter provided, shall, upon.
conviction, forfeit and pay a fine,
in the discretion of the convict-
ing Magistrate, not exceeding the
sunt of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) eta
elusive of costs, With same to be
recoverable undertheprovisions
of The Summary Convictions Act
R.S.O. 1950, Chapter 379, the pro-
visions of which shall apply save
that in the ease of imprisonment,
sane shall not be for a term ex -
weeding twenty-one days.
This' By-law shall into
h Y w OM
force arid be effective on and
after the 8th tley. Of May, A:D.,
1056,
Read a first, second arid third
time and' passed this' '7th day of
May A.D., 1050,
(Seal) It, ii. McFtinney, Mayor
'"Cr: A. Galbraith, Clerk
I hereby certify the above to be
a true copy of Bylaw No, 1280 of
the Town of Wingham,
W. A. Galbraith, Clerk -Treasurer
D ddb
Mr$ii J•« Fe:t¢ttson
W.as Rosident flere
Mrs. John Ferguson, a formas
resident of Wingham; died in. St.
Joseph's Hospital, 'London on Fri-
day, May 4th,
The forrinrer Catherine M.'Carnp-
bell, she was a daughter of the
late Mr, and 'Mrs, Duncan Camp-
bell. She had been living in
Exeter for the past 17 years, mov-
ing there from Goderieh.
Before her marriage she was a
nurse at Kincardine Hospital, Her
husband, who died in .194$, was a
police officer at Blyth-at•the`time
of their marriage, .later joining
the Ontario Provincial Police and
being stationed at Goderich' and
Exeter,
Mrs, Ferguson was a merirbdr of
Main Street United •Church, a
Past president of the W.A., a past
worthy matron of Exeter Chapter,
Trio 222, OES,, and . ate honorary
member of Seaforth Chapter OBS,
and a member of Pride 'of Huron
Rebekah`Lodge No, 338, » ,
Surviving are one son, Murray,
Galt; two, sisters, Mrs. L.,11. Hiss
lop, London; Mrs. W. S. Mills,
Goderieh; two brothers, John,
Windsor, and Victor, Detroit.
Funeral service:.' was held Mon-
day from the • Hopper-Tlockey
funeral home, with goy. Alex
Rapson officiating and, burial in
E+cetor Cemetery.
BIRTHS
CAMPBELL—In Listowel Memor-
ial Hospital on T' esda , April
17th, 1056, to Mt. ,and Mrs. Don-
ald Campbell, a son, Douglas,
HALLAM—In Wingham General
Hospital, .on. Wednesday, May 2,
•1950, to Mr. arid Mtg. Charles
Flaliarrr, R,R: 7, Luckndw, A
daughter. •
HODGKINSON-fri Wingltam den-
eraf Hospital, on Thursday, May
3rd., 1956, to Mr. and. Mts. Wil-
bert Hodgkinson, a son.:
SIMMONS—In Wingham General"
Hospital', on Saturday, May 5th,
1956, to ' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Simmons, Wingham, a daughter.
INGLIS In Wingham . Gene,ral
IoSpital, on Sunday, May 6th,
1056, to Mr. and Mrs. John Inglis,
Fordwich, a son, •
BROWN—In • Wingham General
Hospital, on' Monday, M&' +7th,
1956, to Mr, :. and Mrs. John
Bio'wn, Wingham, a daughter./
ORVIS—In the • C. E. E.
Fo
pital
,
.Petrolia on' Tue daY, ay1st.
1956, td Mr. and Mrs. Ross Orvis„
011' Springs, a daughter;- 13oniire
Jean.
COMING EVENTS ;
THE HISTORICAL RESEARCH
meeting of the Women's Institute
will be . held on. Thursday, May
17th, at 2.30 p,m. in the council
chember. Roll. call A Place I
Would Like to Visit This Year.
Address "Huron County" by Mrs.
Walter Scott, of Belgrave. There
will be an exchange of bulb's,
slips, roots and seeds and the
lunch convener is Mrs. Horace
Aitchison. CLOfi
PRIVATE' SALE OF household
articles at the premises. of Mrs.
James Robertson, Lower Wing -
ham; during the nein, twO, iveeks.,
,
A(JC1'L?ION SALE of "�i'i Weed of.
Sliortlio ni cattle;',2 sows'skrt'd 20
chunks of pigs, on •Friday; May
11, at Lets 4, Concession 8, Morris
Township, One And one-gtrarter
miles north and one Mile east
of Blyth, commencing at 1 pat.
George Wilson, Proprietor, •
Harold 'Jackson, Auctioneer. 9'e'
CARD OF THANKS
To all my kind friends and neigh-
bors who came and did such a kind
act of cleaning in the barn, I ex
tend my sincere thanks, -•--Mrs.
Hazel Procter.' 90
' CARD OP' IDAN .i8
would like to express my sin -
tare thanks to all my relatives and
friends for the lovely: flowers, gifts
and cards sent to me while a•pat-
lent lit the Wingham General IRs-
i al n h
t and at ome. S eci 1" h t'
a t anis
P p
to Di', Corrin and the very kind
nursing staff and to wee Disraeli
and Sharon for the beautiful. roses.
*Mrs, R, Griffith. D*'
ALCOHOLICS
Reasonable estimatesrepresent-
ing
epee ant-
ing projections on the basis of
figures for the ten-year period
ending in 1053, indicate the ntiln-
her of alcoholics per 100,000 00
-
talon --• 20 years and over -•- in
collide Ontario counties, to. be at
follows.
Middlesex 3160 adults per 100,000
York 2610 " r, "
Carleton 2540
WentWd1rtfi 05-6
Frotiteriittb 1105
Essex 1980
Iur8rt 701
NOI5
These estiitztttda alit bared tin
'
its tib'fry ' iiiiva edit 114064 •s ti he • 's'eiextitic fdritiula developed
. by !3t', lalfinlit, fotil'it'tly Ylfeetdr`
Of the Tate, &haat 'of , feoft:olltr
Stirdi'eS, and m.oW 'connected 'with
: the- World Health OrgAfizatlOj'i.
Tirol otirity, Heider the Cartirtil't
Tenlperanae - Act, has no lekal
li tier outlets, All 'tire• 'oher's list.
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MARRIED
JACQf7ES4LEGGATT--At C it al l-
mers. Presbyterian Oh u re h,
Whitechurch, on Saturday, May
5th, Mabel ; dit)i Leggatt of
Wingham rand George Milford
Jacques, of Preston were united
in marriage with the ttev: 1<l,
Caswell officiating, Their attend-
ants were Mr. :and Mrs, L. W.
Winitler, of Kitchener, Following
a Wedding trip they will reside in
Preston, Ontario,
On : Parade!
Ey,.'Windy'.
The RHQ and 99th Battery of the
21st Field Regiment, f.CA. held
their regular training night on
Monday Arid the Attendance,' was.
very good, considering that . the
fishing season is in full' swing and
the weather was nice.!
0 - 0 =0. •
The 99th Battery held an out-
door . exercise, complete- With the
big smoke, poles and trucks. Some
one must have been playing hide-
and-seek as they all did not arrive
hack here at the same time. Capt.
Ritter had better have a look
around as a few bodies may still
he hiding out.
0-0 0
l+ollts will be wondering why old
Windy is writing, this column in-
stead of d..d M. Moore (the. Big
Wheel)'. Well, the truth is that
Charlie has been absent due to rea-
sons beyond his control and old
Windy is . hack' from • the West
eouritrjf for a:while, or at least un-
til the 15th of August; 'so please
bear with me I'll leave for good
soon, And back to the *est again,
where it was so cold that: you have
to go back in the'good:Weather to'
see what you said during the doitl
spell,' While there I asked an oid
Westerner how, he ,put up with'the
weather. Be"Said fine, that they
only have 'eleven months of whiter,
and one month of poor ski-ing;
-0-0
: The QM stores was a busy place
during the later pert of the
eve-
ning,
ening, with
a, kit inspection. Every
Mae lied to show up with his en-'
tire kit. Those• with no ,kit did
not show up. Makes sense, Ev-
erything most have been okay at
the two sergeants in charge had
smiles from ear to ear; the two
being Casemore arid Dawson; In
fact it was so good that even a
few ball unifcmfrii5 were ttithed in.
These are usually lthfit as Souven-
irs and not worst,
0-0-0'
This is the time Of year for for-
mal . inspections and''• there snits
to be plenty in view. The High
Scheer Will hold 'theirs nekt week
acid the Regiment on may 2/ in
Walkerttdn. then off to Ipperwash
on May 27th for the annual range
qualification, Thai: is where we
separate tire Davy Crocketts from
the rabbit:•hunters, in other Words,
they, will he 'Ming t#ie'':r`fle,
0 -0.
If thikband : Was out est Monday
ev'efiltg they Must have been play
ing way out in the back forties,
or with cotton , drum sticks and
bugles with no . mouth pieces, as
riot a sound was heard., tut we
are informed that they Will be out
for the annual inspection,
0'-0' 0
'This seems ° to be all: fel' this .I
ANGLICAN WItLS
GO i0 hODENI.H
Thirteen girls represented 'St
Foul's Anglican Church, Whigharn
01 the .second. annual Juniet Aux -
Wary 'Festival for the Deanery
of Huron held le St. Gearge's
Church, Goderich,, last Saturday,
The opening service field in the
c11uteh was conducted by the rector
of St, .George's, the' R4+.ereird tyth,
Taylor, The junior eheit of
St, George's ocetipied Jireir ahSCncel
positions and Sang an, antljern .dill-
ing the Service,
The rally Was' held tri the parish
hall tinder the direction of Mrs.
H. L, Parker of Wingtigltn, score-
tory of Junior Auxiliaries in the
Deainery of ifuron. The president
of the Goderieh Auxiliary acted at
eh.airlady .and introduced the vo-
ices branches for their• parts of
the programme,
Highlight of the rally Was the
presence oa. Miss Eleanol' Rice, of
'Toronto, dominion supervisor, of
children's worst hi tile, Anglican
Church of Canada. After Speaking
'tqthe girls on k spiritual theme:
during the church service, . Miss`,
Ripe, with a dynamic personality
taught the 110 girls present at the.
rally a ries ;sdng' and • two new.
games. Then, to the amazement of
the, leaders, the dominion- super-
visor had each girl preterit make
a puppet that she:'was able to take
home. One girl from' each branch
took part in a short 'skit using the
puppet she had- made,
The tally was closed by the Rev -
week folks, , and tf CCM Moore
does not basil out this column you
Will 'have Id p(t up With me again.,
Remember, you can't cure it pain
in the neck' by getting hot under'
the collat. • . .
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Quality . and Service since 1915
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TOMATO KETCHUP
11 oz. ,bottle 23c
Crown Brand SYRUP
2 lbs tin " 29c
5 lb. tin 75c
MONARCH FLOUR
1 lb. bag 5.1c' -
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Town of Wingham
1956 Taxes
W ,•
Taif]3,a1yers 11`61, ' Make pil''li'i'lehts Cin accoltfit
tf1951t,fdgtittb80...., redritcit19 a'tax s,
. 1 n
/Herta at the rate of., Votir per ee it,r per
annum m will be Mimed 1)11 siicl'i prepayti,etitg.
Pre'iY� a •fiient§ of ta,xds iittISt he illitt4+ ;at the
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Town Feft.Silrerl§ Office, Town Trail,
W. A, GAL R� lT •
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Town of, Wtn ham
tend.. f. Parker, Of Wi.trguurtt,
rural dean .of Huron, after which
the Goderioh Auxi.ii.arY, under the
dirfeetion of their leaders, Mrs. V.
Sale and Mrs, E; Carrell Served
lunch,
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1,4, iip forne, came from branches
in Goderich, Clinton, Brussels,
DIxeter, g'erifortli,• b'ubiln anti Wing-
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Hgndietafts Made by the girls
and displayed at the festival brill
be forwarded to London for kits -
play and competition 'iii the Dio-
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a better class of enehntea.
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