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W DECLINES TO
A PX ASHFIELD PUPILS
N'.$quest from the Ashfield
ShRl1 Area f r the tuition
of five
.0404
from S.S. N. 9 for the
*OA academic term hasbeen turn-
down by the Lucknow Public
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`enrollment at the Lucknow scheol.
10r next year made the decision
...:necessary.
The Ashfield Township School
Area Board has decided to tempor-
arily ,close S.S. •No. 9. Since the
departure of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
;Hallam and family tQ iLt,►cknow only
six pupils remain at the school.
These pupils will be transported
to 'LISS. No. 8 next year.
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• :Vital: Factor __.
Seed costs solittle that one is
inclined to overlook its import-
ance. But of all. the things that
go into gardening, including one's
time, seed is the most important.
Without good seed,.- suitable and
"tested for Canada, successful 'gard-
ening • is simply impossible. A
tlower or a vegetable that may give
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accessories for the covering job you have
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Remember, when applying Eastern'Steel roof-
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shank Led-Hed nails --the roofing ,nails with
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won -Ott `i'( ixlts glans or
the,Sputhern States can be a ,com-
plete washout in our different
climate. It's not patriotism but
eominon ,sense to buy seeds from
'Canadian sources.
•' The Wonderful Zinnia
The colorful. Zinnia has become
one, of our most popular flowers.,,',
And it'richly deserves this place
'because it is .easily grown either
from seed or. , plants; it conies in
a variety of sizes, from tiny,' to
giant; and in an amazing range'of
color. Few sights are more ' strik-
ing than a big massed bed of Zin-
nias,
Although, today's varieties are a
far cry from the wild species from
which' they wereF developed the re-
sistance to heat Which was a neces-
sary factor in the survival of the
native North and South American
types still persists, , This heat en-
durance makes zinnias well adapt-
ed to Canadian summers. While
exteremeiy easy -to grovv,--there-are"
a few general rules that one can
follow to be sure of the best re-
sults. First, time of planting,
Since zinnias grow best in warm
weather, one will find it is well to
wait until the weather and soil are
reliably warm before the seed, is
planted.
Second, if you are going to trans-
FonAL
b sy right,b'ug
or water that drooping plant you
CONCRETEcan keep everything,,grrowrng at its
peak capacity and present injury
:from spreading to the other plants.
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plant zinnias for any reason; dl ' aQ
at the .earliest stage possible '�tpr-
ferably whey
.When t bane just ' their
•1 rat pair o tirPe leaves). Plaints
moved when they are larger will.
live, but they take a long Wile to
recover,' and it is much better to
have started from seed sown where
the plants are 'to remain.
Finally, when you, pick . zinnias
„ fo4 4/101A.: ct • rhe latq
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necks in water and keep them ii
a cool place over night.
" Frayrant Garden
ifone lass a bit of extra space,
a fragrant flower garden will make
an' in.tefesting and pleasant feature.
Here are, grown, those flowers,
noted for perfume. People don >r
have • to be- able to see „toenjoy
such •a garden and it is just 'as
attractive. after dark as in, , the
daytime.
In . the , old fashioned -garden,
there' was .always a bed or two of
specially 'fragrant Bawer?; planted
in such, a location that their per-
fume would reach the people sit-
ting oil, the verandah. There are
plenty of special Sowers ' listed in
any Canadian seed catalogue which
will suit this purpose. Some of
the best known for perfume are
nicotine, , sweet peas, alyssum,
evening primrose, lilies, sweet
william, pinks, and mignonette.
"�. _ Marring, Inseection _
One of the greatest pleasures.in
the flo"wer garden comes from the
daily inspection during. just a five
minute tour before the day's work
begins., This proprietary examin-
ation of, your acnievements not
only gives you the satisfaction of
seeing fresh new blooms each day -
but also serves to check the con-
dition of every plant. A wilted
stem, a curled leaf, a ragged edge
in the foliage all point to damage
in its earliest stage. If you get'
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Of the 59,704 "professional, tech-
nical and kindred workers" 'who
migrated to the United States in
the four years' 1953-1955, 15,933
or 26,7 per cent came from C iad;i.
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'...so • bot& are building up bank accounts
Every 11 seconds during banking hours last
year a new deposit account was opeiidi4n
a chart red bank. And to millions of
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plaite to keep savings—it is a{°fii ; itlti`tt1
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everyone in the community. A visit to a
cherecdTiank is the way to handle all
your banking needs. Here you can deposit '
ant.
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safety deposit hole, buy travellers cheques,
,,,transfer money—all safely, simply, easily.
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DU JatAJMV',OI11. a 17.E -iMr, and
Mrs. Frank. 'entia d Patricia, Hod
and I�orna visited,•' roeently`. with
the .for' er's niotther, Mrs... B.
Pentland, Toronte,, Who is conval-
escing since an operation, and is
much ,improved. , "
s. Wini'<i are ,dcoi lbs,
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tier '11arents, Mrs. °W. FL ( IoClure,.
and other relatives. .
Afrsw-Lorne• >lvers leas' been •a pat-
ient in Wingham hospital, taking
treatment for injuries to her back.
1Mra. Harvey Alton was at Guelph
rec,ently as o delegate' from Dun-
gannon Wanign' Institute- attend-
ing the (Federated Women's Insti-
tute officers conference • at the
Ontario Agricultural College.
Miss Ruth, Orser, bride -elect, was
honored by. a miscellaneous show-
er
at the Parish Hall attended by
about 6(1 friends. As .the bride-to-
be was escorted to a specially dec-
orated chair by four girl friends,
Lynda Blake, Patricia Pentland,
'Eleanor, Alton and Pauline Ander-
son, Mrs. Allan Reed played on the
piano. ,Mrs. Esther Rivett led in
a sing -song and sang a solo, `Love's
Old . Sweet Song," dedicated to
Ruth. Little' Lynda Young and
Patricia Eedy brought in pretty;
wagon loads of gifts. Ruth thank-
r lrle nds,.,a WI invited _them, to.
her home to see her trousseau and
gifts. Her aunts, (Mrs. Toth Young,
Mrs, Fred Young and Mrs. Marshal
Gibson, with assistants, served a
lunch at the close of the evening.
• Mr. Marvin Durnin has received
word Of the` passing of his sister,
MMrs. Vera IMcN'ab, in her 63rd
year, ,.She was a daughter of the,
late Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Durnin,
Dungannon. We extend our sym-
pathy to the family, in their sad -
loss...
, OBITUARY
MRS. ARTHUR FISHER, LER, '
The funeral services for Mrs.
Evelyn Beatrice Fisher were held
don IMo{{iiday afternoon at the Stiles
.;funeraa1i.fbome,Montreal street. Rev.
A.' E. -Eustaee' officiated- and- inter-
ment was in 'Colborne cemetery.
Deceased died , on Friday at the•.
age of 75 years aur Alexandra Hos-
pital after an illness of two and a -
half years. She was a .daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. James. Wallis'
and was born , in Goderich Town-
ship, near 'Bayfield. She moved to
Colborne Township in 1907 and
continued to reside:there until 1946
when she and her husband retired
to Goderich. She was a member
of North Street United Church arid
also a member of the Dorcas , Club.
Her husband, ArthuF' Fisher 'pre-
deceased her about five years .ago,
Surviving her are four sons, Wil-
fred, Elmer, Leonard and Arnold,
all of Colborne Township, and
three daughters, Mrs. Irvine (Edith)
Tebbutt, Mrs. Kenneth (Reta)_
Holmes, and Mrs. James (Lorraine)'
Young, all of Goderich Township.
There are eighteen grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren. Three
brothers, Fred Wallis, of Pickford,..
?Michigan, Herb -Wallis, of D'Arcy,
-Sask., and Walter Wallis, of Lon-
' don; also survive. • ,
Those from a distance attending
the funeral were- Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Wallis, .,Mr. Fred 'Wallis and
sons, Percy 'and Fred, jr., and
Willard Welsh, of Sault Ste. Marie.
Mr. and Mrs.' Herb Wallis, of
D'Arcy, Sask., who made the trip
by plane...
- The pallbearers were grandso.
Bruce Holmes, Jack, 'Gerald, and
Gordon Tebbutt and nephews;
Chas. and Fred Wallis, of ..Bay-
field.
Ex-Pohceman a
PIads
.ToVChares
Four•
An ex policeman, .,Ronald tiring,
27, of RA. 5 GoderiCh, was re-
when he pleaded guilty to four
charges in magistrate's court here
Thursday. He was to appear again
in court today to be sentenced.
He ad'mitted':•obtaining 'a $2,500
car from Pearson Motor Sale's;
Exeter,,by false pretences on April
21. Earlier, en, March 7, he ob-
tained gas and cigarettes, with a
total value of '$4.92, from R. Marks
& Son, of Walton.
Qn April 18, he obtained lodg-
•ing to the value 'of three ,dollars
from the Bedford Hotel, Goderich,
by fraud. The next day he obtain-
ed credit to the extent of $10 plus
five 'dollars in cash `from Curry's
Taxi here.
• Robert A. 1MeEwcn and (Terry J.
Yakiemenko, both of :Clinton RCAF
Station, pleaded guilty to stealing
a .ear in Clinton and attempting to
steal gas hi Kitchener. On one
charge they were placed on Sus-
pended sentence for one year. On
the other charge, each was fined
V16 and--eosts--or,Y•tliree.. w.eeks.-. in.
• j ail.
Crown Attorney H. Glenn Hays
explained that the pair took a car,
owned by Kenneth (`ribbings, from
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unavoidable stresses. The
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the fight. We might all do
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life.
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to Steal gas ,:from a' truck pd
behind a place of business.
(Pleading guilty to careless driv-
mogder chmwas (fid ned $15 and costs.
e .charge was laid as a result
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.chief F. M. Hall on .the Square
around noon on Sunday,, April*': d .
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1.ECTED ----ZWAI. t - ._ .
.1k -native of- Goderieh' ToWnship,
Rev,, Charles 13:, Vo; has, been
elected chairman of the Perth
I Presbytery h% the tTn'ited, Church
of Canada, effective1y 1st: He
I also alternate comm1asio�ner to
'the General Council of the United •
Church.
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