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Goderleli, on . Saturday Inorxib
Miss Weir was the daughter of the
late Jbxr, and Mrs, 3010/Weir sad was
born at. St. Marys. eighty-six years
ago; ' -,sixty years she W103' a
resident of Strathroy .404 for the
• last for years ,she had lived with,
her brother, Dr. B. C. Weir. About'
tw i', , ".she" ±rt,d li e loss
of a YeS h but' def 1te this
handicap ,she wts retnaricibly cheer.
fat; She was` a =ember of Strati). -
survived _by : her brothel=; Dr, B. 0,
Weir, a nephew, J. R. Weir, and a
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guff 1 ' 3ar C'aaed- iz , Sses
Minnie and, Margaret Weir. ' The
funeral was held; from the Denning
funeral home, Strathroy,` on Tues-.
?tY and was -conducted by Rev. S.
lx. Scott, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church there. Interment Was. in
Strathroy cemetery.
• • ASHFIELI
• ASTIFIELD,4 Oct.
24.--�J rs. Emil
11To-rgailde-t go is a, visitor with
Mrs, R. D.. MacDonald and Bruce.
Mrs. Con, O'Ir.eefe and Mr‘,* and
,Mrs. Joe O'Keefe spent a few days
'visiting Ip 't ropro fettle' ' lldiitutr,'
•r -Willis 1)4aeDonald, has joined`• the -
crew of the Steamer Superior to
sail for the rest of the season.
Mr. tiid Mrs. Spilslaury and Miss
Frances Hamilton of London spent
the week -end with kr,.'and firs.
Prank Hamilton. -
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Miffs: r Campbell.- is . con-
valescing at the horde of Miss Sadie
Presentation to Bride -elect: Johnston,
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21st ANNL SEAFQRTH .LIO
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U'BURN ' Oct. 24,-51r. and Mrs.; Roy Firiiilgatl are visiting friends in
'AUBURN,
•- Keller oodst 4k who Brantford. ,. ;f
were visiting their .daughter, Mrs, Palmerston and. Mrs. Scrimgeour of
Ilarry Arthur; lisx# tt tome. , .1filve rte1 ,visited. Mr.: and MM.- J.
Visitors .with, Mr. and Mrs. Mait-
land Alien Dile Sunday were Mr,
and Mrs. Bill Jones and 'Mr. and
rs, c u mt o Uderieil.
M. and Mrs. Johu Finlayson of
Seaforth spent the week -end with
Mir. and -Mrs. Edgar Lawson.- .
tel: and •rs:--Neith-A-' a nd-
firs, ,Jack: Wilson were visltoxs at
London on- aTupsday,
,MIss A.inelia McIiiva n: is attend-
ing'the area, convention of the 'W9-
men's; Instftute at Hotel London;.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Leitch, their
4on and wife,- of Port. Arthur, and
Mrs. Sarah Radford df Clinton
called ,,on Mrs. C. A. Xowso i . and
Mr. and Mrs. i''.: 0. McIlveen on
Tuesday. •
" M. ' Donald • Powler and Mrs.
W. Graham last Wednesday,
Among • those who attended the
funeral of Lite late Miss Annie Weir
Strut1�x ct-'.lrtuigsda
B. C.. Weir, Mrs. D. ' A: MacKay,
Mr.l and "Lrs„ Geo. Paterson, Edgar
meson, Joh riopston, E, O. Me.
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.CATTLE' each $5.00.
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01sitir and Tea. ---.the W: 'I.S. of
Xnox 'United Church held a "success,.
fell baSajtr and °-tea- in. the -Sunk ,
schob1 room. on Saturday, .,The
tables of fancy 'work, homemade
baking produce and candy, as well
as the "pick lily pocket" and the
tea tables, 'were'. well `fortrenized.
The Mission' Band' had a fishpond
and also sold Christmas eardso Pro-,
eeeds- for the W.M.S. nmthunted to
9O, state the iViission-Band. ^ealted
$10:
Reception foil Newlyweds.—A re-
ception was held . in the IJ'oresters'
Mall ors `Friday tiigli't;' in honor of
Mr.""and Mrs, Keltli Machan„ newly-
weds. During the evening: a' purse
of money Was presented the honored
couple. by Ross Patterson, the. Ad-
dress being read by Miss . June
Beadle. Music for 'dancing was
3u
pp
lied by
talent from
Clinton
Lunch( including wedding cake,wos•
served.
Some twenty-five friends and neigh -
bots met -at the hohte of Mr. and
Mrs. Chester McPhee on' Saturday
to honor 'Miss Nora McPhee, (laugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon . Mc-
Phee, bride -elect. of ,;the near future.,
.Games were enjoyed, after which
Mrs, Ken Miller and 'Mrs. Ross
Sparks, of- Goderieh (formerly June
and Joyce McPhee), tendered words
of best wishes to die „guest of honor
and prevnted her with a basket of
miscellaneous gifts.. After .N rn
hadopened her gifts site "e*presaed
her 'appreciation, Lunoh was
served.'
• Death of Miss Arnie Weirs -After
a 'short,, illness- MissAnnie Weir
•passed, away in 'Alexandra Hospital,
ONE PRIZE-WINNER, TN HURON
Announcement has been made of
the names of winners of the 1950
_national property development com-
petition Of the Veterans' Land Act
Administration. Only winner in
this district wits R. A. Bodden of
Seaferth. There' were no. •entries
from either Clinton or Goderich'
the. competition., wliich is for the
_purbose • of--st.imaulattrig . intere t
among war veterans in. impr<ving
the appearance of their holdings of
'three acres or 'Mess under the
Veterans' ,Larne Act 'Administration.
total of .$9,000 "in prizes Was given
across Canada.
The Seaforth assessor reports •00.
town's population . as 2,072, an In-
crease of seven flfro»t last year,
Rev. Charles Scott has, been.
ducted'into the charge of the Blyth
United 'Church, lie comes from,.
Neva Statin.
• The assessment roil of Winghau
Tor : this year shows 1421 ,tlu'alil ed
voters, entitling the town to• a
deputy reevo, and steps are • being'
taken for the election of the ad•.
ditional representative at the Aom-,
ing. municipal °elections.
lIay Tbw'sship ,Couuei1 bus t; iune4.
agreements with • kXetaall, flxeter
and Zurich Are ' brigades to Right.
fires in. the townshp,. ferns are
$50 for the . first hour, and $20 for
each, suceeeding *..hour of any
brigade's services. Similar pre,
vision. is made .for .the village of
Dashdwood. if' the village "trustees
Diecalfs •gin 'dire'
or the brigade."
.
Which Coniswned Home
MrS.1,glifford Scat, thirty years
of . age,,,died in the bursting of her
'farm harne near Exeter on i+`riday.
l�lti'IZ ni va.s . at the house gat,
not icisow • she , was in . the- house.
Iter husband and a daughter sur-
r'ive.
Dr. J. R. McCrostie
Dies at Vancouver
• Dr. J. R. McCrostie, son of the.
lute Mr. and MrsHu MeCrostiet
West Wawanosh, died an Vancouver
on October 1st. He'was born sixty-
four years ago on the farm in West
Wawanosh now occupied by. .his
brother, W. G. McCtostie. He prac-
tised his profession of dentistry at
Red Deer, Alberta, for ' ten 'years
'before going t0 Vaneenyer. Besides
his wife, a son and a daughter, stir-
;vivingare one sister; Dr. L. Graeme_
of c.dmontan,,and two brothers, Dry
Ilttglr'
McCrostie of Vancouver and
W. G.' • McCrostie of West Wawa -
nosh.-
Wilkins <, Irwin
• At the home of the bride's • par-
ents on Satu•day, October '14, Rev.
C;' Winn, 'LilcknoW, performed the
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We • .have a reglxlar Market for ,'all slack removed
I,RDEit NOW!
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marriage ceremony uniting Mayme.
Isobel Irwin, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W; J Irwin, and Charles Wil-
Mr.
Wilkins, son of M . and Mrs..
i m W
1a
Ernest 'C. • Wilkins: After .a trip 't
northern.' points the young° coupl -
*will hake their home on the 12th
concession of. Ashfield.
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HENDERSUN=SIMPSON
A ' pretty autumn, wedding. took,
place at the home ;of lir. and Mrs.
W, D. .Simpson, ♦Teeswater, on .Sat-
•urday, October 14t11, 'when '`their
daughter, Mary Donelda, became
the 'bride of Jambs -Robert Hender-
son; Lue.knaw, son of Mrs. Render
son ape the late •Mr. • W• J. IIender-
•,son of Lucknow. Rev. William A,
Etenderson, of, Walkerton, brother
,sof the groom, ' per€ormed the cere-
mony, assisted by Rev. Robert..?r?.
Currie of Whitechu ch. ' Mrs, W. A.
nderson.` played the wedding
usie.. Given, in 'marriage byher
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father,:' the .bride' Wats lovely in tx:.
gown of `blue • 'nylon 'taffeta With
.fingertip veli. She • carried' a ens;
Cade .bouquet of white 'carnations
and Fleur d'amour. .mer bridesmaid
was, Miss Eleanor Crawford,. RN.,
of Windsor, who, chose tnrq'uelse
'taffeta and -•'a cascade bouquet of
*white and yellow baby 'mums. ,Doz.
aid T. Hendeiison'of •Lucknow, bre
Cher of the groom, "was best man.,
For a trip to -Northern, Ontario,; ,
the ,bride:-Wox "Ii bTaek -gabardine
suit with turquoise accessories. Ont•" •
their return the -couple tvill.resiclaXp,
Lucknow. Mrs. Henderson' held
been en", the staff of the Wirigliam
Genera. Hospital for several years;.
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'The October meet'i'ng• df,', Huron' mittee ofn,.»the Dairy Farmers'.° of
County 'Federation of Agriculture: t ttnailai..'Iti hi retuarics Mi..I3etti '
outlined the success of the June
• vas ltel`d. in Clinton. on ;Tuesday, 4
_set-aside -ri-rt1 which-- farmers- aero
•October lith, with the president, Canada .contributed approximately
Cutis. Copltes, presiding~ 275,000:t.oward an advertising cans-
The
alo-The president- reported on a meet- paign to promote the- sale of dairy ',
ing• he .attended in Toronto early in ' products. The farmers-. in the Pier=
October, to discuss • assfssineut viu,ee of Ontario . contributed
problems thattare confronting': rural $116,000 as 'thei;r 'share o -the
people today.:' Ile stated •that the campaign, .
_high -s 11oo1 asseestnen . proltlem wa rttsing age11'cy 'has. 'been
• the -mo t vexing- and tliat' _ t was .Engaged • UT -direct -the eathpaigir ftor,
the aatne• Over the entire; l.'sovince. the Dairy Farmers of Canada. They'
In some cases .farmers a;rt 'paying: proirose 10` use magazines with nit-
t•errti ..hire r--skroo•
people:, livi:n,g o "411-h4il fgs' iu•
the 'same locality. •
• A • comiaiittee wa,i set up to iziake
an intensive study of the taxation
problems ,and bring in recdm'ntenda-
tions for 'their solution: •'These
'recoininendations after; being •ap-
proved .will be .presented ., to our
Provincial' G'rovernnient:; '"
The secretary was- instructed to
write to the Rural Go=Operator
aettiti'g ,iiortlt the views of Huron
•tdunty Federation directors on the
question of a-;`•`for•ty-hour work week'
for farmers"• and also on the sug,:
ges'tion 'that farmers should "receive,
',time and one-half for overtime
work. The majority of farmers are
not. in favor of a'shorter' work week
end -it would be impossible• to con-
sider • time, and one-halt,,for over-
time, for few farmers•'actually keep
track of the hours • they do work.
If ,a job is ••to be done -they stick
with it until it is completed br Until
darkness makes, it impossible td
'Continue. "
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Whenyou're ready, for' sleep, pull out the
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, •POOL SERVICE ;
The annual meeting of Zone G of
Ontario Cream Producers was held
in Clinton on • Friday --eyening,
October ,20th.' Zone 6 inclades: the
counties of Perth and I1tiron: M•r.
Harry -Gowdy of Wroxeter aeted •as
chairman for the evening. Mr.
Gowdy is zone director on the
Cream. Producers' Marketing Board.,
The guest speaker for the even-
ing was Mr. Wm. Rattle of Fergus,
a member of the advertising com-
ptipet , ..•t-,sel,yet group of weekly
pope rs, and a .i iuit'ed . am'.ount. of
radio ad,"„•ertisiug,
'Considerable mance; ivill be spent
to promote -tire sale of dairy loons
by '.publicizing utenets and • dngie5
containing foods such as milk; .but-°
ter, cheese a.• ice cream.
The, success is campaign dui,-
lug the next eonths will deter-
itiitin' 1110'sne•c•ess •of the .Tune set -
aide'Jr•
t. 11)51. It the advertising'
s ueeessfnrin:am:umsing ccart.$ttmp-
ti:orle.fitriner will be pleased' to
eentribute . in 1i 111, but if little
interest. is aroused by the campaign
we,shall find fewer farmers 101,ving
into -the fund next year. • ,
Mr. Boli .Ta.rdine spoke fbr'a short
time 'ou ,.the acti.vitie. of the : On -
fade •('rearti '.Producers' Marketing
Board. and 'c;oiisiderable' ,discussion
tools place • regarding the board's
stand, 011 the margarine „i,•su0.
• . A ' sh'tirt film 'ole; . United States
methods of advertising alio market-
ing was shown to a, well -attended
meeting..A
Representatives from both. Perth
and TIiiron counties. were elected
tb attend the .—Provincial— annual
meeting in Toronto on November.
14th. From Perth the' represent-
atives "are W. D,.'.Iiotsson, Ghnr,ley.
Bell,•Robt: Heinbuck and E. Ackers-
viller. ' Prom Huron the, represent-
ntivesare Harry Gowdy, Wroxeter; '
G. • M. • Greig, ,Bluevale ;. Jim Snap-
-son, Kirkton, ^ and Huuie Clutton,
Goderich.
i.00k LEFT . Look RIGHT r:. - before you
step into the• road. A little extra care
will often save a lot of grief and suffering.
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