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Mr, and Mrs. dames 1 eeid,°Con..,
4 Ashfield was the scene of a
pretty wedding on Pebruary 28,
1917, when their youngest
daughter, Mary Adelaideabecame
•the bride of William Mason,Mc
Allister, son of Mr. and . Nlr.` -
Hobert McAllister, Con 7, West
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Their only, attendant was the
brideos niece as flower girl,
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Mary ].ark, now Mrs. Airthur
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Stewart; The officiating clergy.
man was Rev,'Gilbert Gomm,
now of Maitland Manor, C►oderich.
After their rgarriage Mr.
and Mrs, McAllister farmed until. .
retiring. to ,Dungannon in '19 52.
To celebrate • their 5.9th wedd.
ing anniversary Mr. and Mrs.
McAllister.were:apt home totheir
friends when they had open.house
on Februarys •28 and were ever.
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WE'RE UP TO OUR
[ARS IN
RECONDITIONED
APPLIANCES.
WE HAVE TAKEN AS TRADE-INS
Westinghouse Washer -Dryer Pair . $150.
Westinghoue` Washer $75.
.• Dug`- es, Huron Count ag:
rep., acted as chairman and
introduced each s"alesman. He
was assisted with the meeting by
the assistant .ag: rep.'of Huron,
Don 'Pullen.
By 12:30 P.M., five ofAhe 13
company representatves had
been' on the platform. A thirty.
minute }intermission provided an
opportunity fAr a lunch break and
discussion period. . •
Elmer Powe, President of the
Huron County Soil and Crop
Association was called upon to
address the afternoon assembly'.
Following the last of the chemical
salesmen to speak, Dr. Richard
Frank, a. scientist from, the
Ontario Department of Agricul—
ture and Food addressed the con.
ferefice.
USE CAUTION
'Dr. Frank, \ who' is in charger
..of,..a recently established 'food
._testing laboratory at the QAC
Guelph, urged Huron farmers
to use caution and discretion when
applying some insecticides and
herbicides. A few of these chem..
ical sprays contained chemicals
which were very 'slow .to break
down, and elements highly toxics'
and traceable to one or two week
spray chemicals, had been found
in milk and meat samples tested
.at the Guelph laboratory.
SECOND' DAY
The Huron Agricultural Coif. 4
ference continued foranother day
at Clinton's Central Huron Sec.
ondary School. Chairman forSat..
urdays' program was Charles
Thomas, " President of. Huron
County _ Federat4on of Agrieul.—.
tures ' a ,
^The following aspects of farm
management were featured: Crop
Frigidaire Dryer
Kelvinator Dryer,
tainedat a Iarnily dinner at the
home of.their son and daughter.
M
and " . s.Robert
law, Mr,.. , Mr
Allister,on. March, 4. r
They received many gifts,
flowers and messages of . good
wishes, including *a visit from
Murray Gaunt "MIS when he pre.
sented them 'with a •plague on
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'behalf of the prcwince'ofOntarxQ,
and a,telegt'ainof congratulations
Wax–received from Prime Min.M
ister Lester B. Pearson, _
Mr.. and Mrs. McA'ilister have
a family of two ' sons, 1 Obert of
West Wawanosh and Kenneth of
Sudbury, two grand children and .
one great grandchild,
The best wishes of the coin.
munity are' extended to Mr. and
Mrs. McAllister 'on this occas.
D NG4l ON-. A qutetwedding
was solemnized at the lam
gelical Parsonage, Milverton on
March 7, 1917, when Laura Xundt,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs; henry
Yundt of Rostock, ,became the
bride of Heber J. L. Eedy, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Eedy of
Rostock.,, ,
Following their marriage^Mr.. and Mrs. Eecy farmed in E1,1.ice
township, Perth • countk for :four
years, living later in .Milverton
And Stratford before moving • to'
Dungannon in 1928, vwhere.they
have since'opernted a bakery and
gronex`y.business.
To celebrate their 50,thwedding
anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Eedy
were hosts to 75 . friends and
relatives at a smorgasbord din.
ner at their home on $uriday,
*March '76, when many friends
sion., called.
Caution With .-Chernicais
Huron
They have a family. of Live sons
and one daughter,, Thornton',
Irvine and Ross , of Dungan n,
Frank pq1 Wyoming; USA, Jar,,,k. of
Strathrdy and Mrs. Ralph
(Lucille),, lektdersonGoderich,
also seven grand children, all•of
whom were, present for. the
occasion, Guests were present
from Windsor, Wiarton, Milver.
ton, Monkton, Waterloo,° London
and Ddndas, •
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RECEIVE PLAQUE
'Many gifts, flowers and cards
were received, also on Sunday,
March 5. Murray Gaunt,' MLA
called and presented them with
Plaque on behalf of the province
o f Ontario,. and .a message of
congratulations was received.
from the prime minister, Lester
B. Pearson, from the ' Federal
governanent.
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The c4ptnu ty extol* best
wishes h,nd,con •atulations toMr.,
and Mrs. Eedy on their modem .
Wedding.
Central School
FjHHs Vacancj.
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The board of cliCSS' Asbtxeld .
' and-Wawanosh West acceptedwith
regret the resignation of Frame
Doherty " as chairman of the'
Board. 1VIx, ,Doherty who headed
the poll in the December election
resigned for health. reasons
',John Austin was chosen 'to be
chairman fop the remainder of the
term. John Howard is vice.chair.
man;. Mrs. Mark Dalton, a former,
trustee was 'chosen by the board
to fill the vacancy. Martin Hen.
dricks and Mrs. leopard Chish.
olm complete the board of these
combined school areas.
Agricultural Conference
The second annual convention
of Huron County farmers 'and re-
presentatives of 13 chemical com-
panies opened Friday morning
March 10, at the Clinton Legion
Memorial Hall.
This agricultural conference,
sponsored by The Huron County
•Crop and Soil -Improvement Ass.
oclation and the Huron County
Federation of Agriculture
allowed the chemical company
salesmen an opportunity to con.
-vey the latest information regard.
ing, weed and in. -act , control -
through use of their chemical
Insurance, a topic taken by R. D. Ont. Dep. of Agriculture."P
Blackburn, General Manager of ing your.liydro investment;' oss
the Crop Ins., Comm. of -Ont., , . Milne and Mel Anderson ntario
Unemployment ' Insurance, this Hydro farm sales, ofiic s, spoke
subject was covered by O.S. Cook, on this subject; Dairy" cow nutri.
Manager of the Unemployment • tion; spokesman on.'this subject.
Iris,,Cornm., at London; Drainage :was Harold • Clapp, Extension
bylaws and information: this topic Specialist, ' Ont, L,i v e -s tock
was discussed by. Bert Mogggch, Branch; Dairy herd improvement
agricultural engineer fi, om the association and owner sampler
Ranges and Refrigerators from • $20.
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
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' plan; this topic ,was dealt with by
W. H. Ciarksoni, DHIA Lives.
stock fieldman; Sugar beets: B. E.
Easton and Charles Broadwell,
executives from the Canada and
Dominion Sugar Co,, spoke on this
crop; .Farm family operating
agreements; R. _.,Heard, farm
•management specialist, Ont.
Dept. of Ag. and Food.
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Well-known residents of Goderich since 1938, Mr. end Ars.
Malcolm: MacAuley quietly observed their golden wedding
anniversary here March 10. They wee married at Hastir gs Eng-
land during World War l in 'which Mr. MacAuley"served in
Canada's 1st Division. Mr. MacAuley was employed at the "salt
block" here until 1965' when he assumed the post of custodian.
of -the -Royal Canadian Legion building. They have two -children,
six grandchildren and two greet -grandchildren.
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delicious treat anytime, a specially thoughtful gift lib.6oz.
at Easter., 1Ib: bozs. of Imperial Maraschino Cherries . BOX
in rich cream -and covered with milk chocolat,
Pure hollow milk chocolate
in a sculptured Easter Bun
ny or Rooster design.Blister
packed' for you-r.proted"tion. ' '
Made expressly for Wool
war-th .s. --.Decorated milk
chocolate 'egg with, your
choice of name put on free.
Smiles'n Chuckles cream-
filledfruit and nut egg with
delicious chocolate 'coat-
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,Children's
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Delicious Easter nov-
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pail with shovel: , . •
Your favourite' size
• easter basket filled
with assorted goddies.
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1 Tiny,
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Easter eggs of
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