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'Credit for bringing to Clinton
Spring Shaw the- large t aiid best
displa$" Of hive ''Stock ever .seen. •in
It non County' goes to W: R. Lobb,
ro' Count Feder:
#ition" of .Agriculture, . -
gr: Loup ;attended. s. 10011,-10,44of
the Ontario Federation last vtieek,
whep plans', were -formed tg''pttng,to.
Clinton ;spring Shot the tout of
international delegates who, 'wilt be
attepcling the international` Feder-
atiof of Agrietiittiral Producers, et
:quell?h Agrt+etilturai ,, College,• .,tide•
end ,•oE .May,- .,
This 'means, that represeintativeS
• of about i?ty foreign count, ieS will
visit . Clinton', and 'witness '' the
parade of livbstock: meld 'ene
afternoon bf ,Frid# t May' 27-t.h . Van
datehas. been- •ella' ►ged to •Coincide
witli, this big (vent, ;anti tie: pa•ra'de•
will, be timed. with „'their vir3i t.'`
N -ever before have breeders 9f,
livestgck'in• i•I "on bade „oppQr
tunity, to :.displap-•their best.,•stt ling
to reliresentatives' of; so mangy'' dif»
ferent ;cbtintries„.,the world over,
this 'inrotniaea,'swtttout doubt; to- be
the :.biggest fairever 'held, in ;bis
part of the'PrOvinee.
A large delegation,. fom ° ;the,
county is attending,;,- the , ann.tlal,
meeting •.af • Ontario Udg Producers
in !oronto -thio eek, .at the. icing
Edward Hotel:
3 $$ LLER * tch ,, -Mrs,:
Walter's and Fiord visited' ;on Sun-
day • with. r'VIr, ' wind .lire. LcesYie
jer:Offun4. faxnily, .ai Uolmesville,
Mr." 'tad •Mrs; Oro. White, john
and Marlene,: •of Oodericb, 'spent
Stmcley with Air. and:. L Z1 . , •Good
ani,d fanlil, :. ;
•
"ner-S .trrd?( ?to'e "�
Kitchener ,en,,S114441 and ,Spent. the
(lax With •Mr, endMrS Erie •C;eagatir.
erdne�r
•
(lax
•Ifainily, '1Zr,. !111Feagaii'ofSajidisisitinglim relatives herd,d•:,atNile for ,a,;.few O s,.'The Wowenls 4soe,i 'ti0P •' i#en-,.miller United Church w.fil et at
Ctrs: ; oa�al•d'
on April 6, Ctrs, Feagan, Missy,.,
Baxter,and ,Ars, Jas., Feagan 'ere
hostesses.4 At this .meeting each
lady .is. • aasked'.. to bring a tea: ,towel
fork. the. churoh;
Smith's Gilt United Church •will
reopen:S1lnday,, Apra 3rd, • after.
being' closed for the winter m%ilths,
Ser ice 3.30 P
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will Sad camnleto^ser`ice at a vet o • can a
of
fo� rod,,
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And every family has 'the foi" use of ,our funeral home
and ofherfacilities
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•March
29."—
Mr
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W_
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Anderson, whoSpent the whiter
with her daughter, • rs. Worthy'
, n.,
FWo ver, -' and Mr, Fowler at G
ode-
rich,has returned home., ,,
•
Mr, and; , Mrs. •Wm. _. St augbaan
spent `the-weelt,end-Vvith,,fxlends"at
Thamesville.
Beginuin,g next Sunday and. con
t1nuing•'Eor• the next three • months',
service. 3,6 ' •.,Knox , ,Presbyterian -
church . Will by held at 1I t m, _.and_
Sun10.m.
Missday Zeta
school - 1,iunroat , a
has, returned
home from a. two :;months' holiday-
.
olidayr it Florida,
Mr. and -Mrs. 'Donald 91.dyeive, of
.Stm
. Thomas spent they weekend with,
the ' lady's ,parexts, Mr. and Mrs:
C. E. Asquith.
D .4.141E . Mrs Albert Campbell and Donald
arch :23 ' A
. steer
_._ "n sda . M � r ,
Qx1 Wd, e ,y, � .
and ., ,,, art' was
essftil bridge `51?4 < party y
l room under
' blue i ,
n l
h Le
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-, the • 1 g
e in
�a
the auspices of theQ;oderich brach
obranch
.
• ' - Institute. -Bridge
s
f the he `'PVomen
i on.
�g
,.Co. ave yam..
_.as
thei' being Mrs. U. Allan- and
,w n ners .
Mrs.- .J. Thomson. -"500,)• was cell: -
veiled by. Mrs: J. ,'Adam arid- the
'winters were Mrs. . Newcombe and
•
:qrs. N. Young. „ � .
:Mrs. 'Geo. Muraby
s eneral -convener, assisted—;:10;r:
14Irs ;iI: Doak_;_•'' and,„ot r__ineahlters
ilkin' resident, welcomed
:Mrs. A. �' , � Q
th'e guests and -all • reported -a-
1 splendid afternoon. . •
eek-end.with- Mi. and;
spent„the , W �,
le elberg, Kit
Mts.. -Arthur Sp hener. g &
r. and . rs.- Bert Marsh, Kitch-
•ener, .visited Mr. and Mrs: 1 erli
Mogriclge this 'week.
A -large -nu
mb
erattend d fie
play
the bid.ge On -the bth eaueesglor~'
Of East W axiranosb ..bas .been a ked•
1Q trasici, Ane' •centre s')1itiXant • ha�r� r .
ling •been washed oil;. -
Thos, •'1'rydeki M. '; .,'`: n"nnoa'nees.
tbftt wi4 piling^ `and g'radlt g are .ta_
e : Ito rti "derl
.highway 'from essJW o, , t
Eine Water ,; highway., .
C. 1V. Blythe;" O;N,R, agent .at
.Tara, has been appointed agent; at
".1ringhaw,succeeding' W. E. Burg
mat, who retired recently after'
long service at W.h gham,
Peter". B. Moffat,• ptincipel of the
Seaforth, public Scheel, hits .resiglted.
owing to il]-healtb,, .'le 'bad, held
the .:,position for .' over .::,ee'rentoe1
yeiCra•
Reaideats ,bt ;Varna distr1ct ;hove
beexl_'_warned 't to be `“nacre cereflll”
41)04 having 'their" bars to keds ie -
gently :cars have. •been,•raided::c,titi•
robbed ;ef batteries, Beaters,' tools
s ,i s .
AC. eS
#1:11 "titer ._ .G . �Qr!� ,
and
:Other ar era ice
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MO!. A•n •Cie t
Ms, e., y
Y t N
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or ' :o Vii.
t :n x1 , A
h... ed .a S .
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a •i. to '" Of ' d d e,
•'21st,..
She - was _. s e , .r , u g
Jo,f 14—.Killoran; S
trtttford
(formerly
y
(oderich)an d the wife P.
'or• e,r'
•i s aw ,
d l
A.. 'Cleary, �a W n y ,
'The
Farmers'. Go -op
erative at
af
Seorth .established a record. in'•
1948,, its business for the . year,
amountingto $.008,007. This ;tom,
pares with a, business of"$357,054 ,.
in 194.7. • T.he Co-operative has 257„ -
NILE . members. . •
Louis.,Leehner, . Seaforth malinger
''.'ILE, ivtaxgh 9 We are glad to, :for esk9 Floc Products, bus re-
' turned' front a'three months' .trip•
report Mrs. Benson Feagan is bottle, fo,. England,' France, Switzerland
again • from' the Goderich -•hospital, and Austria. He 'did not visit liis
where she •underwent an oPerationhomeland; Czechoslovakia; • now •in
a few weeks ago, and: is feeling ,Communist hands. He says cot -
as well as can •_be. expected.-, • ditions. ,are tough: rn Austria. ,
• A few from �? ile went to Dun-
• A C4TThIT E T iti
Bannon, last Friday night to attend
Woh1.'
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rlf tY'P�e�sA. n- gt• } d• ;--'�dnn�
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4esierssHs Mondayni ght w2fooiFra>xLriishto.w; el wi�t.h r .' and. rs
,
.rt.d Mrd,- Thomas dards
Mroacmioovn: gdA�.shinngtlyva,asuWppilnedy theTeBipa1k1ey .,aDdutchlaDekeetettctivCehutbchy
M+abowell'saxchestra•h4114loal yoeunBgenmeoilpleler, wChilul,rcbhe,;pWredeneesdday1
,
Eamlemnte,rsoAn tRerodreer ruenacdabno1•hdMersss',API* '18, gatap30rA;s•dpnonissro Adutlhtes
:troegrMert...aintd•thMeirrs,.lJeaarvdfg etxhps rescseinng=(C4Q.Ge,Ic.h1itd'jenu20c
' 43-1.4
lnunity, and' MT, Nelson 'Patterson
presented them vVith a purse 'of
money—A. reading was given by
Mrs. • Wm. Roberton.. Mr. ` fardin
for himself and Mrs.. Jtirdin "px-
pressed appreciation: of the generous
gift. Lunch, was served. • ll.-'
FellowX'upils Sad:�4
Monday afternoon, the pupils, of S.S.
No. 16,. East Wawa nosh, entertained
their 'mothers Several-songsr_were
sung by`•the pupils, •'Miss. Walsh; ,musicaccompanied, by,
a1sh': ,music supervisor. Mrs.
a stall oii her,
Nesbit ave:
Alfred e g •
7n land. Donna-.Gc'sw
recent -trip �tod g
•uroved a vote of .thanks .-to •�?,rs.
4 ,
Nesbit for her , interesting, stalk,
seconded arg aret
which 'was 'sero b My , � g ,
T
o ad y
. , . ,.: ,.. ., � ., , . r m e �� Don l
-its w,Neu*, . igh .��P �.,., � all•
U •
Y
'•duned by
,the young, people of •St. -
y
' the
Ladies'.
`r'"db
e
�'"°neo
'.nd•s y
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s
a
Ike e � r _
n
Guild , of . St, Mark's, Anglican'
Church. 'The cast was.:introduced
byMr. Ted, Rice of St.. Helens, Be-
tween.
- n. acts• -a -duet:. _was•,re
;Wee
�1' IMR anion- Taylor u -a7 aura
theriand; accompanied -by
Mrs,' G. R. Taylor, 'and a ' duef wts
sung ' by .Mrs: 'Gordon Taylor` and
Amos Andrew, ,accompanied. by :Mrs.
R.. J. .Phillips, Lunch was .served
the cast after the play.
,'To ,Choose 'Site for.
Ner`va11.- T
All citizens of 'the Auburn commun-
ity , who are interested in: • •the '`erec-
tion of •• a pnemorial hall • are re-
Act •fast because those who are here first Will have: 'meat;
choice on a limited supply of real: bargain buys m.. .
1\T itU"PLT and, -
Jardin were called' e'frozi and
an address ex-:
read
Schultz 1Sc
I,10 ad
,nt�
pressing regret -at their leaving tri e..
school and' . Robt. 'Charters d
Freddie • Armstrong • - presented the
ndered.-by
-boys-With : -sig `et rings. :r °:'Mrs. Ja!_rdin.
�_replied for the=boys. , Everyone was
treated to. an Easter basket.
'eln', b�1a tford Was—"Sttibtow .”
Peter Patterson. 'has in his
possession a; letter which .his father,
the late David Patterson, had re-
ceived'; in March, 1871. Mr.. Patter
soil . was living in "Slabtovvn then,
and the letter is addressed "Mr.
David •.Patterson., Slabtown,,. Gode-
rich P.O.; Os}t -The' contents --were
a play, -but were disappointed, as the
r -;
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nal
he • hiltclre �q
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and A�
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8
ou dxdxt '�. s rid __... _ �' •
becaug 9 ;�. . . .
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Cleaned as >30R as you. • .ou�d h&
- ...= •
toned to same 0•-- r. ••'R .
erf mance:'Gvs'� .s..p... _ .... , _. `_....SHF k7Lp March, 3. , I� ,.. _ _,,
p ax .n° A z
future ,date, L. and., Mrs. .Wh
ite and Miss
e_h _
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,
Mr. Ilar01d Mchiuney bas of Chicago, havebeenv siting for
bought the -fifty acres ' o �vn_as the a'• few days .•with Mrs.. White's
IKn1 t, ell .:,. nmy nrwhothr Mnrd s.Etoli.zae utnhDTo1cLCeha no,Jrimes �eKni ht 'farm from Ri
• Sone of the•- arzrre runaNB e.•-wth--them-for_.a
le.w-...weds__-___
are f•inishin .the 'repairing cd roofsMiss- Ann
ie MaeMaeDon l
d
-
that were wrecked in, the .1ate fall visited with friends London n last
winds It is ideal weather or the week -
quested to -attend a meeting' in the a piece of poetry called "The Silver -y.
Orange ' Hall;' Auburn, • on Friday;1 Tide" and extending ,to eight verses.
..apri1_Sth,..ate.8--p.m.-The _site_ co
nnOtee have made • a • survey. of the
available' locations deemed suitable
-as :.a place; for ..the- hall.- ._• .'r.he.,
characteristics. of .each will. dis-
cussed 'and the people present' will
be asked to decide as to which they
Prefer..
IN Ota
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RAD■yI_ O TSE ` lIC3E DEPT;
ULIAIM CY-OrES.
AND PARTS CARRIED
Work . Guaranteed ---
{,
ret AkdU
No - stamps_were :used then,. 4it at
cost 5e, to post the, letter', the "5c"
-being stamped on the letter where
w,e now- put -the. stamp.: The month
and year -.were stamped on the- op-
posite eorner. The •envel¢m and
latter are quite yellow With age, but,
the writing is, quite. :readable.'
"Slabtown" has since '-become' Salt-`
-ford.. • ,b_ _ , i
work before • seeding, "There died -in Wingliam hospital
•�7i clging by the• npmber of per- on ,March: pith ;'Miss ;,Annie Mac-
s Mr: `Stitart-~Tnv-lir , laughter -of -Li -he -440 Afr-'
sons. >,, �'"o'n'�` •) , ; -dttiYgiitOr--o ..t�'
for repairs • to machinery; spring' and .Mrs.- Finlay_.. MacLennan, the
m.ust`be near at l: Motorists• ear est pioneers in tiie"'Lachulsh<
should drive carefully;- as it is a district. Miss MacLennan was in
bus spot and *quite congested trt h *eighty-sixth ear. For several'
*111 years she taught school in Victoria,
from California.:at=
m the .. Milted.' Chureb: in ruck-
:from a .
. The'
ii - r 1a ire in: this.
now.. The_ ri ares; re_._t, ._.__.__, ....
firs: D. A.- MacDonald.'
istrict is
d
l h'
'
Iirtermen•t took place in Locha s
tr
ceme er on , .S:... u 4•l �
t
y
-
r x,
-w" � :fie �_.� , ,.
�. ITsf-T T'
;from Little tle-Durrenu,:•, ,visited . rela-,
rives. and friends - here this week,
:fir. Roland -Granit 'visited Itis,
daughter. In. Toronto 'last were .
A. -new tractor` Wag's- delivered to
Joe'•OF'Reefe, also a jeer to Mr.
last
�33i11'--1IanD.ont�ldx.,-
POE AL13E . T
k
and Toronto, 'is visiting-,,atr'thg1rMe,
fir. and Mrs,. Jas; 'ollug. -
of A
e'
-Mr,• and .Mrs, ...
g •D' d °.sedan,: ''.
s orting neve x94. Q.;
n
avin purchased.. ilf ' n°tl �
h P
g
SMC. 'arid` .Mrs, B"rt• Crawford
�c`, 1 `tf1 i.
�; µy, •d rub . a : ai
having � . y
week.:,rR -.�. -... �
buildings -this -.„,,ti..,.
Martin d thez•bydro'turned:
Dave_ .l?a,
c In • their : fnrin "biiiltliap�gs last✓ ,
week.•
wl1
bed
rvic i <p
mmnu`io se e. e• � Viz. , w
C4.
his.
�com
in
h
ch • t
lar
theU• � te�
�. n1
Week. ' afternoon a at : ',m ,In
Sunday.... , P :
the `Aingl1'ca"n".."e'hutrch-the-afteraoon,fi
Service will be ,taken by -the :ne'4 '
rector, Rey, 'Albert. Edward Taw*
.ever who, comes' front the `Tha`ines-
ford' and Crumiiin ehargesi
y her 'eig y -sib ' y ..
nes, ' PORT ALBERT, March 29.—Mr.
Smith's Hill United ChurchB,C” _ A niece Jas. Young of Gore Bay, Manitoulin
reopen Sunday; April 3rd, after
being closed for: "the whiter months.
Serie - at 330 p.m, Everyone
welcome.
A bazaar will be held in the Nile
school on• Fridayfi• April. 8, -at 8.30.
4 program Will be presented= by the
;pupil§... A display . of shelicraft, ,
leatltercraft,. woodcraft,' and knit=
ting ..will_be exhibited,. _.:Lunch, will
be served.
CR1 WE ,
CREWE, March, 28. - -- -Several
fromhere attended the test musical
-festival in ;Dungannon- on Monday.
" Mi+. and Mrs. Eugene Hanson. re-
turned to•. their.home itn Eftst Tawas
On Thursday. after visiting Mr. and
Mrs. S. Kilpatrick and.?tttending
the, iiineral•,of Rev. I.• Kilpatrick.
- Mr Clifford-Gr-oZier- was a visitor
at London on Thursday. •
Miss Shirley' Sherwood of Strat-
ford Normal School' is at present
at her home with an attack of
mumps.
Mr. and Mrs.' Fred Anderson of
• Zion visited on Sunday' with Mr.
:ctii`d"rs:= z: `Kiipat�rck ' ..
and Mrs: Mark Berger on Monday.
Mr, and:Mrs. - Benson• Shackleton
and family were • at Wingham on
-Monday. •
KINGSPRIDGE, 11arch ' 9.— lir."I
-and-.M.rs...T..J. Liman,of London,
are visiting- with. their son Lyle arid
Mrs. •Lounant: -
•
Leo Courtney and John -O'Connor
were 'in. London! on business last'
week.
Death of Mrs. John Lan nate.--
The many .friends •of :Mrs.,, Jobii
Lannitn were 'shocked to hear :of
'her death in Toronto. last Sunday;
She .was - a sister of Mts. , Jeremiah
O'Connor and Mrs. P..'Austin. The
symiiiitliy of this-.coinmunity is of-
fered to the 'family and _relatives.
,Mr. Cyril Austin and Mrs. -Jeremiah
O'Connor attended the funeral of..
Mrs. `Lannan in Toronto.' • -
Miss :.Margaret Foley, Who was
1n 'Detroit for the past few` months,
has returned home..
711rs: "fchsfel" O'N'eIi'JaliiiY Kell;
ter Frank ,Sulky an, accompanied `
by Mrs: ligrtba i eill and °` :� :res ..
Stella- Dean, motored ,to Detroit to
visit 'friends 'over the week -end.
Master Johnny McCarthy, son of
Mr. and ,Mrs. Frank McCarthy,'•its
, operated on for appendit:+,f:is:
Alexandra. Hospital last week.. His
anxious parents and many friends
Wish .h'imiia 'speedy' recovery. •
Mr. Mike Ward of I•lensall i l
visiting ;with J,ohii• and: Frank-- Sul-
livan for • a few days.. '
Mr. Lawrextd+e Austin , and 'son,- •
of Detroit, visited' -with 'their rela-
tives over the Week -end.'
Boys' .& G»
Suits & Diss''
Reasons le
From 2:19 upp
, r 6DERICI4 TOWNSHIP
GODERICW TOW IsiSi•IIP, March
80.-•-Vnfon-Church service Will be
it ld*Ittt*theAlozr'te 'o ry mato -1
W i . Porter this Sunday, Rev. L -
II °Turner has- asked.,:,that,;the :ses-. •
sign: Meet at the. close of the service.
Mr. David Davidson's friends Will
be pleased to know, he, is able to be
out again after having had his 1111-
pendix removed.
Word was received on Sunday of
the death' of Mr. George Stover in•
San: Pedro,` California.' He is sur-
vived by his wife, the former Mar-
garet Davidson. ,The remains are.
being • brought to Gotlericb, where
interment will take place. •
The.regular"meeting of the Gode-
rich' Township Federation of Agri-
eulture will be held in S.S. No. 4
on Tuesday April 5th, ' at 8.30 p.m.
Films -trill be shown and there will
lie' a, business t session,- • • T110 •school ,
children will attend at S.S. No. 2,
at 2.30. pan, ,,of Ahe same day. •
' • have:_ their_ ,.. _ .papa._ _ LL
_ �, �d.._to � _ `tn
�Couachelders'- a,ra ,
,, ..: • . of they ho�ises ready for
• b�,ndled '�nd.placed in front •
4 . , collection by '9' >,Xl` .Sattrrdsy.•
' Tie paper drives wall be •head at inforIrtiati4gtitt, the
7their
y•
summer torttbs end citizeite are keit • to; safe.
paper for thee collectid>iul. t.
a ..
P8li:"nis -...,...nabl.. ,,. se
'u
L froi t
'
out; to the ser
roti 'b � to haus
are a�
t • when '.s�peei'a ae" l age ri ntto
'pick it u i�
HOLMnottr,)tali,' Mareb 100--41r,
$a n---'Glidllon,, from the West, -.IS
=s mn ':
lialeWw=,v'ee1Mr With _rel tr-
in. this vicinity.
Mr. Earn • Williams lhas Mir;
chased .a lot trona :1lrs.. W. V60,
and intends btilicilng in the near
utti•re
t-
ia�'�...�
r m and fent
:Ii'eV`,andMs.S.M
tlr, Vordwieh, latent Mot 1a v' With
Mtn. and.E.- ;I. Trewartha. ,
There : tvas a' large attendance tit
eroklnole party held fix the
school last Wednesday '.evetiln in
.'aid;o1. the• Y'titilor Ped •C-to6s,
cot -iii by the' 'teneber anti lnoolls n4.
lits` sett-olw :A short prct lam 1!&-:
lowed' the globes, after Whic,11'trtleb .
Was served. SlIghtiy over $41 *as
taUen :til. 0 • tff
Here are the gayest clothes
'Witt e'er ;entered the ,Easters.
-Parade. In wide :abundance
for toddlers fe teens
prices that • pamper your •N
purse!
.Courteous
personal
service
everyone
„pew L'lper
goys' Coats
6.50 up.. '
•
�l:, new stock Of n entirelatest an. Ohildren a W is cre for y peOt
.the
,...t „"e+,ll be d to have, oosome i and : ' shop aro i
.ohhgaticn td' ��'�! � � ,