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MIDDLESEX SEED FLAIR
(Including Classes
for Western Qatari(?) .
Western Fair Grounds, London
March 2, 3, 4 and 5, 1953
gecUre prize lists from your county Agricultural Representative
or the secretary, Mr, W. K. Riddell, Room 210, Richmond Bldg„
'London. Entries to be in by
Feb. 28th.
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CRAN13ROOR
M;s, Alien Oametion mals hostess
rnu' the FibrUany meeting of the
Wolnen'e Missdonaay Society of Knox
Paiesbyteriau. Church, Miss Alien J,
Forrest presided and Mrs. Olara
°Instead oaecompanhd on the piano
Dor the einging of Foam 121 and
I#yturs'i62and 204, Scripture read-
. ings from Psalms. 117 and. 24' were
read by NLr+s. Harald Awhile, and
Mrs. M. Emgel, . Several items as
l,usinada were dltkatesed. Mrs' John
Sabnock,leanly seere4ary, read the
pOlocaution Blot' 10163. Same tame was
gtr•en over for reportiarg on the
a.lnual meeting of Matfland Frosty.
„lyi'tal ]teed in Wingham January
The .World Day of Preyea^ will be
ohsettned in the church otu Feb. 20,
the secretary ordering leaflets, Mrs.
W. M. Hyndman gave a very Inter-
est'mg and instructive topic, based
on the study book on Africa and
ur'4n1¢ a map. MIs' Forrest -closed the
meeting with prayer. Mrs. (Salvia.
Cameron and Mns. Maurice Cameron
asslated the hoetese in serving
lunch
Mrs. Verne Patterdon, Walton
ep:tnt a fey days with Mr, and Mrs.
Mac Engel.
IA/ AT,TON
The C. G. i. T. met at the home of
,Tune and Audrey Hackwell, with
about 20 members in +attendance.
Plane were! made for a.slrating party
1 on Feb. 17 in the Seaforth arena. -Ar-
rangements were also made for an
Easier pageant, A tarot was ser-
ried by the hostesses, assisted by
STarg. Achilles, Ruth Ann 'Ennis, 1
and Barbara Patterson.
Perwnalcls :Miss rya Fras.-r,
Stratford. with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Fraser; Mr, and Mrs.
Harvey Tnnh,ston in Kitchener visit -
'Ina Slat, Johnston, who is a patient
in the K:Tis. Hoslpital; Miss Marilyn
Johnston. who was a patient in
the Sick Children's Hospital, Tor-
onto. for several weeks, has re-
turned
.turned home, and Is tepended Mi-
rroring eatisfactorily, although she.
will be absent from school for some
time; Miss Leona Johnston was
with friends in Guelph.
Miss. M. Pepper. teacher at S. S. 9,
DrcKiiiop, while driving to her
school Friday morning drew near
some' of her pupils about 40 rods
from the school. Tit some way, Stam-
ped into the path of the ear. The boy
was knocked down. He was taken
to Srott Memorjl Rospttai, Seafortn,
with s skull fracture and cuts. His
condition was reporrc0 improved,
Stanley is five, years age.
H, 11. Kirkby is ronfined to his
best with a heart condition.
Mae. Rte's.] 'Barrow.; has returned
lame after visiting .with friends
in Toronto,
Mrs, .Thr Jan Viler who resides
nr the 10th lino of Grey, has bren
n-.'+it'ng for news, from her rela-
tt^r, who lty„ in Holland
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GREY
The regular monthly meeting of
Caton W. M. S. and W. r, was neld
on • Tiatiaday on Thi r:: say, Feb,
5111, at the ]tome of Mrs, Sel-
wyn Baker.. Mrs. Fred Cools was
Trader and used theme "The Sac-
rament of Lord's Supper.' Mrs.
John Hind read the scripture. The
roil call was a rvarse. containing the'
r• ori "love". Mrs. ,Tonle Cox, the
president, took,, charge of the
bash -less session. and made final
Plaint for tate World Day of Prayer
at which Rev. W. •M, Thomas is to
peak, A committee was mined to
to try to secure a play ,as a means
sift nwining moray for the Training
Rrarnal Fund,
• Pieta Van Vielt, accompanied ty
Mrs. Wilbur Tairnhtltl,. rendlered two
1, gitii6stl colas, "Blase T9itq House'',
~anl. .Beautiful Isle of Somewhere."
1frs. H. T7tuittIehl hsil charge of the
tray book ' which dealt with the
Church of Ohrist • in Angola. She
!vas assisted by Mrs. John Cox..
Mars. Ralphh Machan, Mrs. Glen
R,ath,wwell, and Mrs, Leslie Lake who
i1t d of the ohrth 1n tfhie; Chdsgamba
(Retried. tire+ ftheolgeioal ;aemtnary
et Diandi, tate catechist school and
ta'r01oot ¢or" ,deadoIiese.
Mrs, beetle -Lake presided for the
''tt. A. lt. ivies decided 4o send a don.
,adfon'ot tea, dollars to *the T)utdh
snood victims. Mrs. !Lake con-
ducted a contest on the counties of
Ontario. Lunch wee served•hy Mrs.
Tlarotd Keys, Mrs, It. W. Whttfleir
'rad the hostels,
Tile- next Meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Glen Rathwell.
MELVII.LE W. M..8.
Ilhe February meeting sof • W. M. a.
of 'Melville 1'rcebyteriau . Church
was held In date primary rent of the
church on Friday afternoon, Feb. 6tli
with a large attentdenee. Mate Fut.;
ton opened thte meettlug with the
teaselling 'of the Lord's prayer,
followed by the ,singing of Pelalm 51.
The Scripture measling. passages'
atom Aots and Luke were read by
Mrs: Fulton, Mlas Bessie Moses led
in prayer followed by the secretary
and treasurerls reports by Mrs. Wm.`
Smith ;and Mrs, Job i YufU: respect- daughter (Roberta.) Mrs. Wm.
iveJ1i.
The regular .Meeting and : Arthur, 771%oiss 'Burial' was in Milton
expense tea will be held on March ' cemetery. .
Cth, and the Synoditna'will meet in. Geo. and Mrs, MVlithie,apeint Sunday
Wingham in April, Each member with relatives in Orangeville.
has been asked for 25c to help de-
fray 'the banquet expeneeel Tate
t+•'o'1d's Day of Prayer le to be head CL SSIFIEFJ ADS.ia1 tih.e Anlglican. Ohurch in Brussels
On Feb. 20th. Miss Bessie Moses FOR SALE — -
erne asked to explain about the books ' 20 ton of mixed alfalfa talnd timothy
In the Travelling 'Library — these bal.,
were on disatlay and and one wish- Phoo(e 58'10.
I e- arse could' place her order with
Mies Moses. The offering and roll
call a Beatitude were then taken.
Mns,FDarold Speir and Mrs:Oliver'
Hemingway read the current events
whichhad been prepared by Mrs. G.
Wednteeday, February i,lth, 106$
BELGRAV E
Mac Scott, Gordon' Nettblery, Clop.
don Maden, Dakar MoRea, Jim Moi
Callum, and West Coolc* have lett
of ie trip to Natartille, Tenn;,_
Mr, and Mas, Ted ltiusaiting, Keith
Anderson, and Ronald Campbell were
kb London at a choral festival held
at Wectetut University.
'Nes Mlnlule families of Morrie
towne'itip were in attendants Tuota'
day et the funeral of a sidterin-law,
Idrs Wm, Michie, who pasSeed aavaty
Sunday, Feb, &tit at the torso of her
FOR SALE .-
3h
35 cards •of hard Maple
10:00 per cord,
Jae Chapman Phone 38r15
body -wood,
Fat tfiks eukonvea
New,
IItt.t.10;' s i2siih::tt'kcichilHNo;at ,,..,,r.:r:,•.,...•,.
Mrs John Speirs• gave the topic j 2 .brooder testees• 10 x 10 and
the first •chapter of lie, study hook,
entitled "Africa, Cviti'arts and Cou-
fUr'a. She also gaa'e a short in-
trodnrtion of the two supplementary i
tapir:. ",Tangle Ahead and "Afri'eans i
_r•1 Safari."
Hymn, 371 was sang followed by
prayer by Mrs. Fulton and the
Miznab hrnu'dirtion.
WESTERN ONTARIO FEATURES
AT MIDDLESEX SEED FAIR
Prize lists and programmes of the
Middlesex Seed Fair, March, 2-5,
available from county Agricultural
Representatives and the Secretary,
Mr. W. K. Riddell, Room 210, Rich-
mond alitl Building, London outline
several classes, o]>ampionships and
contests open this year ;kr the first
time to Western Ontario counties,
in addition to tibe usual Middlesex
towaas'hipand county eiaees, These
include main kind of grain and
seeds, an inter -county Seed Judging
competition, Junior Farmer and
Oi>en Square Dance and old -thee
Fiddlers' contests, Among pi'Omin-
nient speakers at the Fair will be
Win- F"Watson, Live Stock Com
missioner for Ontario, Oharles Mc-
Innis, President of the Ontario Hog
Producers' Association, Don Small,
Bona; Lawrence Kerr, Chatham;
Douglas Hart, Woodstock. and I,
R Whale and T. 0. Robinson, Pres-
ident and Vice -President of the
We<itern Pair Association. Miss
M=,ry Carmichael, Ilderton anti Mrs,
W. R. Walton Jr., of Oakville willl
speak at the Women's Programme.
The Strathroy Minstrel and Var-
iety :dhow will he featured on Mon-
tl sy night, alto Larnbton ,Tonior Girls'
Choir and the Junior Farmer
Square Dance contest and Seed Fair
QuPen on Tuesday night, with the
linen square dance and old-time
Fiddlers' contests on Wednesday
right.
Features of interest will mark
Thaireday afternoon -- discussion
rr exhibits the Auction Sale of grain
rad seeds . and the Women's pro-
gramme. Additional entertainment,
will be supplied by the Glencoe Pipe
Rend and the Iso Division R. C, A.
8. C. Column.Band of London.
Qommercial and educational die.
nlnys will be !fie most extensive on
record.
Entries of grain, seeds, eggs etc.,
'are to be made with the Secretary by
February 28th.
FOR,AAi:f — •
;100 'tgrenllaarin -good 1LOnneipmd 1r'tink
barn, SO .ahres werlctiblel decent
;Bush and woodlot, Priced at $4.
;800.00.
400 eaye. Farina gooit buildings
good location, 'near highway, Priced
at $•8,500.06; •
16 acre Farm all facilities, good
haruese gtcel driveehad, good barn,
Priced 111 $9,000.00
160 store Farm, .brick house, large
barn. Priced at $9,000,00.
P,nirir iien$10 in village with ail
fnrllthlos.
Content base in Bra -Mole with all
testiities.
Farms all sizes and number of good
ltolisiea.
J, G. Lane. ?Leal Ittetato Tiroker
Brttpee0a: Ont.
12 x 14; middle aged horse; grain
blower and conn chopper:
J Wheeler Phone 12713
FOR SALE —
Bray Hatchery has- been -supplying
ilouitrykeepers with fine chicks for
years. February -March chicks now
to catch the best summer -fall mar
etc. Order now, from agent Win G.
Dray, Ethel.
WANTED —
Beitable man as Dealer isi Huron
County. Experiemee not necessary.
A fine opportunity to step Into old
profitable business where Rawaeigh
Products hare been sold for years
Big Products furnish
B €' a»+dfits d on P 'e
credit, ~write Rawleigh Dept, Il -lbs -
103, ,Montreal,
ATTENTION FARMERS —
DEAD_STOCK removed from war
farm promptly for sanitary•dist,osal
Telephone C.rllect: Brussels Sari:
or Elmira 504
GORDON YOUNG LIMITED
WANTED
fl=ed and 'disabled tam tnesraaaz
'sn '.rl tor prompt pick-up. CAB
^.-rcy Stephenson. 'Sthel, Phr. w
'hassele 95r12, Collect.
FOR SALE
A quaitity of Dry Hard Body
Wood and Oedar, also a good
supply of Bine and Black Anthra-
cite Coal, Alberta and Briquettes,
Brussels Coal Yard •
Phone 86x2 J. E. Brewer
FOR SALE
5 room Cottage, full basement,
cistern, two pieta bath. inanioted.
Built-in Cupboards. Hard and sofa.
water. No phone calla, pltase apply
to Leo Gaynor. Mills SL Brussels.
DIAL 980
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