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NOTICE OF ANNUAL. MEETING
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DAIRY EN!
RI UP
MORE ;.;,ILK
SALES THIS
WINTER
Three,: Bedroom 2.. -Storey des gn
Contains Good Stordg Space
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'this design by architect Roy
Senors, of 'Winnipeg, Manitoba,
takes advent:age ut rear garden
and lawn areas. The combina-
tion living -dining room and the
three bedrooms all overlook the
garden while the working area.
of tete house faces the street.
The architect has provided a
plentiful supply of cupboard and
storage space including a sewing
room and linen storage off the
open upstairs hall. The front
door is wt11•prorecred from the
weather. Best orientation of the
house would be obtained with
the garage on the northern side
of the lot.
The total floor area is 1,236
square feet, excluding garage,
and the exterior dimensions are
27 feet, seven inches by 22 feet,
live inches. Working drawings
kr this house, known as Design
517, are available from Central
Mortgage and Housing Corpora-
tion at minimum cost,
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HALL
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GARAGE
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Meat Control
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clition, of course, omit 1'.urn fed•
(•rally inspee.Led pau•Iti'r„ !muse:: is.
also a.dmit l.cct 10 1h(s i0wri.
(loderic•li has had a meat inspee. Tn the, rest of TTuron County, in -
Bon program in effect ,i,tec 1948. dependent. operator:4 of approved
In an nverage year itpprnxhmat(•ly slaughter houses are isstied iu'r•
2,300 carcasses will 1',c• pt'ocest-el mils by )ht' Comity Board c.f
in Ute lawn libattnte w•ilh enn Efealth tntder tic' Public Iliaaltil
Acs.. Their files are revittv.•d
each year by the Board auui if ap
pr'-ivi'1, a numbered permit is is
sited 10 the operator for tu'hic
display. 1;=ad stock plant:; nod
dealer:) are Iidrnsed by lite 1)t•
t.t:io T)e;,a.rhne•nl or Agrictnitnr•
mr :1er mt., 1 wad Animal
A•I.
11 Inas been said Urtl illi: it n;(•tl
V: more II.tely to be found la 114 -
:Amp:, of ,uc•rchmlls who btiv t can
(-relent tn,' it panting ltlanl:i than
do not crnn•• u0d1'r an tyt(tros.v" ut
};'1'ctimn p',ti . Some of these ylariix
may be nt.aw'rtre of Ha. 1irf.r('0
trouree of 0.11 diol(- 1mi'i1t'', left'
lI'•eitirly 11' they hay stork that lets
t,lready he -'n si ttghtered and tt,r
timed. 'fire retailer has less
knowledge about' the origin of 1hi.t
praducl. and itis generally batgliL
in gooii faith with no intent to (le
polyp the public.
Disturbing as it may be, ate re-
cent publicity will certainly make
people rnore aware of the pro)•
dent Mahn) of about five carea,ses
bud 2t;0 port ions, inn, even v.10
lit• pares stir• or 11i^d mars stor lt,
rntiettu,ttt ion will11 olit', Tn ad-
insamoneininsiiiiimerk
'N[TII DAIRY RATIO
\I QOM S H R -CAI N
Fresh and palatable • Molasses rich
6 Assures more milk 4* Make.. low-cost feeding .
Because of the extensive research and testwork which has been
done at the Demonstration Farrel, we know that SHCJR-GAIN
Dairy Ration will give results. Come in and see how other success-
ful dairymen use SIIUR.-GAIN for top production at minimum cost
NDIIT SUCCESSFUL DAIRYMEN
USE, 13
WHAT YOIJ SIIOIPH CHOOSE
DAIRY FEEDS
WINGHAM FEED MILL
PUIONE 1.42 WINGHAM
Mrs, James Austin.
funeral Monday
An old and, respected resident of
this .district died 011 Monday at
the 'Vr'inghant General Hospital,:
She was Mrs. ,11101es Austin of
ti.It, 1, Wroxeter, who suffere4
only at short illness. Death tools
place on Friday of last went.
Mrs, Austin, the former Ruth
'Stokes, was a daughter of the tate
Thomas Stokes and his wife. Drat'
garet Query. She was horn in
Tnrnbcrry `Cowtt:thip 85 yea(',: lege,
the whole scheme would bo if you :f'ore'st bei will give the effect of
would seek out an appropriate(',
color -co-ordinated wallpaper for the
walls. Perhaps you would select rt
secltie, or la, small all-overdesign
v that you
colors Initt
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which has elle l i
it'., t
('eilirt;: color light and to the same
have used in the living room. In- with III': flour. The doors shordei
In-
stead of the uninteresting light fix- be lainte,t the bacaground color
tare that we find in so many halls f the tt-ulhp+ipt z fr, r,ive 'ha"'
would place a gas -lamp turned o
tnod0l'n in its function. A piece or
two of furniture, either a chlor or - '
bench or possibly a chest that has
a planter in part of the top s:'e-
llmn, a few aetcssories and presto!
the hall has individuality and a
charm in keeping with the ten-
ants' good taste and the rest of
malting the hall look much wider.
fl' the &Sign is ono ernated with
pale. light colors. this will 11130 give
the effect of more ::pare. Make the
()n. .l�eeenihcr 118th, 1898 she was 'the hatse.
astir ho
marriedc. 111111 ds r t t\ 1
August I 1 A To create• the stir of sophistica-
tni. Aiigest 2111t, 1.958. Shc was tt
devoted Inenit.)er of the Tit'ltt)gre
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Austin 3s 8urva•d by ane.
(laughter, Nfrs. Alvin (Mary) Ii'iich
of T:fowielt Township; 1t5'0. brothers,
Oliver and (1tnur Stokes of Turn
that its lite hall, you might :start
with the floor. Hard stun:tee flour'
inn.; 18 so olegtnil I.hcse days. 'i'ry
u 'hlac'it rind while d1'8i1;m Iter ('110081'
a pattern that is splattered with
gold or silver. Some of the vinyi.;
come in 01tu•ble designs while
berry Township, six grandchildren
others would prove 10 he a hold ad.
civet i» calors that :aro 80 timtud
and fashionable, Next select o wall-
paper which has it white 110115 -
ground 'with a design w111e1 has
been produced with a generous
the R. A, Currie & Sons funeral helping of gold. Add an antique
chest or two very high backed
('noel(-; which ('h h he bright cUIUP
ou the chair Dads, a small cltan-
es officiating. Burial wait' in the Helier or wall brackets 01' crystal
Wroxeter cemetery and the pall
and don't forget the greenery 0r an
Y urrn.ngement of flowers
hearers were Tlarry 1V1'ulvey, (;'1•1 In the home where the entrance
Pitch, Allan it:tr'ling, Thomas Ing -
18 vary small and opens directly
onto the living room, choose a wall-
paper that has 0 design which
would be appropriate in the living
area 80 that when you put it on
the wall, it can he continued down
the long wall that goes into the liv-
ing room.
The problem of the long narrow
hallway with a lot of doors can be
solved if you use a wallpaper which
is 0 scenic one (hat you look
deep into •this not only gives in -
.and seven great grandchildren A
daughter, !Vint, Cecil (Margaret!
McNeil, died in September, 1945.
Thc• funeral scr'viee was held (el
f 1ceCl Tapioca
_ Custait'd
4i cup .quick -conking tapioca
(tip Sugtit
t i teaspoon Sall.
4 cups milk
1 ieavpoon vanilla.
3 t'ggs, slightly beaten
• 1 •tableslioon butler
Nnlmeg
I package 1115-01inoes) gdick-f'r•ozen,
alic1'd strawberries, tiutw(•el
(ton:bint (011(.1c -roosting tapioca,
sugar, salt, and milk h, saucepan.
(:unit and stir over medium heat
u0lit mixture comes to n. foil 1)011
to In s minutes). .itemove from
l0a1.. .Adel vanilla. four over
:alightly beaten eggs, stirring con-
stantly. Adis Metter. I'onr into
1 t:. (mart halting dish or 8 indiviel-
nal custard dishes. Sprinkle with
nMlme€e, )'Ince dish in a pun of
but. wont.(-. Hake in slow oven
:J5O degrees F. 41i 'minutes, or until
knife inserted in center comes out
clean. Top with strawberries.
Mantes 8 servings.
nems of food control and it will
help to stimulate more considera-
tion for the consumer in, legisla-
tion and administration.
Velag Oi The Week.,
'"T>Mii *Wry, but we don't Steck the paitiildI hilae! elllittc
NOW's for WO mask* of a>Itr.>'
home u71 2
1to 011Monday,
With
'Rev, T. M. Kennedy of i;luf•vale
and 13e1mote Presbyterian ('har)
lis, .1(')1'111 Stopes, 'Thomas Stokes.
Decorating Wisely
icailranee 1111118 can be large or
small, dark or light but invariably
they, arc' the neglee.ted part of the
home, decoratively speaking. This
state of affairs is a sacs one he-
ctu.tse hero is an area where those
all important first impressions are
)rade. The treatment given to an
entrance hall can set the theme for
the entire decoration of the home.
TL is it logical place to start decor-
ating with color Chat will prove to
he the Bellew you will carry
throughout the main living areas
of the home,
Halls are one of the piticns where
we can afford to be as hold turd 11S
daring its we please with our dec-
oration for it is 0 small and in-
frequently used spot, Infrequently
(sed in that friends come through
the door, are (reeled, and exposed
to their first look at the decor of
your home; they hang up their
coals and then move on to the liv-
ing room. No one spends much time
in the 11ttIl but 0: lot of impressions
are gathered about the inhabitants
in the few short minutes that, are
s}tens. here,
Suppose you have chosen to have.
Ihr- very popular colonial style for
your living 11(1(1 dining areas, yet
the hallway whir) is adjacent 10
these roosts IS dull and drab in its
ck'en1'. stow 1(111 ch mot' Si Iluaivd
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OUR WORK IS "TOPS"
)"BUT NOT OUR PRICE(-,
AND THIS IS NOW
WE'VE BUILT THINGS NIGHT!
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J'ITII THE
WINO"
starring
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One showing each everting cel 8 p.m,.
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WILLIAM A. FRASER, of CHARLES HODGINS, Massey -Ferguson
dealer in Wingham, recently attended a one-week advance teed
nical course at the M -F Service Training Centre in Detroit. Estab.
lishecl to develop better customer service at the dealer level, the
centre offers M -F dealer personnel a choice of fourteen courses,
ranging from shop management to tractor hydraulics. The ons
to four week courses ensure dealers are up to date on the latest
industry service techniques, as well as the maintenance and
operation of the company's expanding lines of agricultural and
industrial equipment. The world's largest producer of tractors
and combines, M -F markets its products in 161 countries. (Advt.)
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