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'delay Evening, "� , s� �•
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DRAW FOR 6 CORDS OF WOOD
➢� onated by D. N. McDonald, will be made.
Good Music— Lunch Booth will be provided for.
(Under the auspices of the Finance Committee)
ADMISSION -- 25c
Wednesday, ,Nov'e'mber 10th 1943
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
DANCE
in Brussels Town Hall
Thursday, November 11th
commencing at 9 o'clock
Music by: Arthur's Orchestra
Admission — 35c •
Auspices of the Brussels Legion
Proceeds for smokes for
our boys overseas.
St. George's Chudch
BAZAAR AND HOT SUPPER
mader' auspices of Ladies' Guild
and W. A.
--in—
Walton Community Hall
—on --
Friday, November 12th
Aprons, fancy quilts etc.
Home-made Baking
Supper 35c and 25c
A Real Lalapaloozer
DANCE
at Ethel on
Friday, November 12th
A Real Live Orchestra And
Those Added Floor Attractions
for your amusement
Special favourite music, the
most popular pieces for the last
twentyyears will be played as
well' as the most modern.
Lots of square dances too.
COME YOUNG AND O
EVERYONE WILL HAVE
A GOOD TIME.
Every cent 'taken in goes to the
soldiers of the vicinity in gifts,
and strokes. No expenses taken
out.
ADMISSION - •• 50e each
(More if you can spare it)
"The Lord is my light and
my salvation."
[eaville Church
Minister
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., B.O.,
10 A.M. Sunday School, and
Bible Class
11 A. M. Morning Worship
7 P. M. Evening Worship
Rev. Wm. Moore B. A. at
Both Services
COME AND WORSHIP
U niied Church
Minleter-Rev. Hugh 0. mi..
11 A. M. Morning Worship
°Successful Failure"
• Junior Congregation
12 Church .Sohool and
Bible Class
7 P, M. Eying Praise
Cloudy Weather"
EVERYONk WILLOOME
Church of England
(;%ur �
Pariah of Brussels
Reotor: Rev, M. F. Oldham
'21st Sunday After Trinity
St, John's Church, Brussels
'10 A. M. Sunday School
n a
11 A'"M„Moroi Morning
end Sermon
Honour Roll
o H
of
'C1Ndf atlon
St. George', WOlton—
1.90 P. tel, Evening Prayer
avid 53 ser
mon
2"30 ,P. M. Sunday School
Derltoation of Honour Roll
St. David's, Henfryn=
2.15 P M. Sunday Sohool
$.8G Evenlnid Prayer
and tarlatan:
bcdltiation of Hblleut' Rall
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Jersey Breeders Decide
To Form Local Club
Jersey en'th'usiasts of klurolt
County decided to form a local
Jersey Breeders Club to turtber the
interests of the breed and Lo help
improve the present herds by the
holding of ed'ucatj.oual oieetings,
type demonstrations, inodurticn
tests, and the bringing into the
county of superior Sires.
'Phis decision was reached at a
meeting held in Clinton o, Nov-
ember 3,rd at which Mt'. James
13remner,,Sem'•e{ary, Canadian Jer-
sey Cattle Club and Dr. Charles
(look di/ charge of sales of Jersey
milk, were guest speakers.
A conunittee was formed . to , pro-
ceed with the club formation 10 the
near future.
10, V. Lawson, Clinton, Chairman
Gordon Rathwell, Bayfield
Colin Finglaud, Walton
Maitland Henry, Blyth
Irwin 'Prewartha, Seaforth
With George Lalthwalte, Goderich
mem, el• ex•offlco. There are slightly
over twenty Jersey breeders ,in
Huron,
J. C. S'beerer, Agriculture Reeve•
sentattve presided at the meeting
and was later appointed Sewetary of
.th committee.
A Concert, under the auspices
of the choir, will be presented in
Duff's United Church, Walton,
on Friday evening, Nov. 19th at
8:30.
Program consists of solos, and curried a bouquet of pink
choruses, vocal and instrumental means, roses and fern. '
numbers,' etc. Mr. Norman Oocblin war Itis
Come and enjoy an evening's brother's beet man.
entertainment. "1'1te mother or the bride received
Admission 25c and 15c the guests wearing moss green crepe
Mrs. H. Brown, choir leader with gots trimmings end ooi'aage of
and ;organists Pink carnations. The green';
- mother wore a two-piece black crepe
A Play Entitled dress with self Male ,trimmi:igs and
"TWO COUNTRY '(IDS" corsage of white carnations.
The bride',s table wee coT'e.red
with u.lace cloth centred with the
oah:e and silver candle holders.
A' buffet luncheon was served, Mre,
leiwood Me•Tlaggart et ihthal and
Miss Tl)ida Anrent, Stratford were
Followed by a Dance the waitresses..
Booth in Hall • The groom's gift to the bride was
Admission 35c & 20c ?t calbinet'or silver, to the l•rillesutaid.
silver salt and pepper shatters, to
the best .men a tie clip, to the
organist as .china cup and saucer, to
the soloist an identifloation bracelet.
Mr. and Mrs: Cocblin lett, on a
trap to :ttoronto, Hamilton, Oshaeva
and points east. The Bridee wore for
travelling, a breve woo,' swede
cloth watt with squirrel trimming
United Church Anniversary
,\nniverealy serviees were (told in
tale !rutted ('torch on Ido Suislits Itev.
Gimp, A. Williams, 13.A., of Torimt0,
was the guest preacher, In the
morning the subject waft "The
Church elit1!It (t and Triumph:tel.”
In the even4Olg Mr, W111btine spoke
on "The G;•reatee1 Love story in Tire
1Vorhl." At lee morning service
the choir sang "What shall i !tender
by Simper anti +' W''alk About /ion,
by Simper. In the evening "The
King of Glory" by Ashford and
"'Pito Loren Lovett the Gates of
Mon," by Siemer. Arab Om solalsttt
wet•.t 11t'ees Moils Brytuts and
Celine. Hingsiou anti Mesere Lloyd
Wheeler and Toni Strachan, Iles
Douglas Gip of Kinbern, was notelet
for the even eg servrre and sang
"!!hiss This House" and "Snnlitie-rotary. Rath AU,Dtmn,.d; [3 [3. In,',,- you hell your wiring inspected by a
nurnbors. erica; press reporter, Idella Breasts;Hydro B111e: Seriously,
t editor.. Josephine VanNorman. Form to the use tort heavy for our wir-:
,e7 x''i 1) ; r^ i y
representatives, f\, Joan Wilton; Ing, This is very dattgeror!s, may
Cocklin—Bateman X. Mary Wilton; X1, Ruth 'Glrjlson; titin your wiring arta burn your
The home of 114r. and Mrs. Irseph XII and X100, Isabel Bowman., tmikling.
Erma Farmers Mutual Flre Insur•
v
ews
su,,.•,,,,,•,,..w+."uoas"•.;uu.a+,. m" �"'.w.m..N.--�•:-...-.,•,w,,,e.®,s
Melville Church Services Due Dates for
'idle morning Service in Me:t ttlu Raf:on Coupons
Church wee in ehat•ge o1' Rev, \1'm, elation Coupons now valid are ail
Moore of lessee. The their salla, the canning Huger, sugar coupons nue lo
anthem: Crossing the Ural'" by le; ie,t-coffee coupons. one to 21;
Tennyson. The evening Sors'ice was!preserves lel, 1)2. D4 and il5 Butter
withdrawn In favour of tale Anniter coupons 34 and 85; meat t'map0lts
so Service in the Unit • d ('tonal. Bat's 2;1, to 24,.
_ • Sugar euupone 10 and 20; pre -
B. C. S. Notes eel''' 116 and 1)7; batter 3e and 37
and meat pairs 25 become- iniad on
At 1! recent ato-enrbly of the November' 11,
students of 13. C, S. the student
executive for the present term was To Property Owners
elected:- !'resident, Grasute Scott; Hyt11'o plectra( Power is one of the
vice president, Jean Speiran; sec, rnost useful things we have. Have
1olnotrow two much appreciated Margaret Bell; pianist, fillv:1 Shur- oompe'tent electrician. Short circuits
increase your
Yoe pay.
Ames, 12the1. was the setting for a ance Company Atwood, Ont.
very pretty fall wedding on Satan, CARD OF THANKS
day; 'Oct, 30th, 1943 at • two o'clock
when their grautidaughtee Helen
ation and thanks for the kind ex -
fanners
Gertrude 13atantair, rlanJlats of Sgt. 1 ar•mers selling potatoes to other
press,ons of sympathy .and the y .ask the maxjnrnm prltre .
C. Bateman and Mrs, Btttaenau or falluers mm
beattletul floral offerings at the time
Listowel and John Richard Coehlin allowed retailers to Contalneus W.
of the passing or our husband and soil of 'Mto e Mrs. Elgin- Cotihllla, Harold McPhillips, Prices and
rather. Also to all those who Jn
Atwood. were united in boly bonds Supply representative for Western
of matrimony. Rev. S. lis Brenton so many ways showed timer respect:. Ontario, said in London in answer to
Such khldness will .not seen he of ,Ethel United Church' was the 51 5 001 inquiries from all sections
tm.gatten,
attySin:g clergyman. The bridal 01,1110 region. prices are fixed to an
Mt*. Alex McC'osh anti family.
patty 0 evergreen
their place benetii, an order or Mee 'Wartime Prices and
arch of. evergreen trimmed with pink - Trade Board and vary according to
WOMEN and GOLD - Stories of
and white streamers, centred with a grail' and transportatlolr from
Love, Devotion, Treachery, Sacrifice,
On -
white wedding bell with beekets or Montreal, Pieces for Western On-
ln. every generation the combnt-
muttis in the background taro points Have been set forth in a
ellen of- Women' and Go!ii has ,led prepared in, the regional
Mrs. James Bryans of Rrueselsschedule
ruen into adventure, intrigno, battle
War -
played the wedding mimic and. elie8 r•PflCe and growers
may obtain the
Estelle Cunningham, cousin. of . the and oleen to froom, React . start ltl•fltinia,tion at then' .nearest 1Var-
ing m The American Weekly with
bride sang "O Perfect. Lov "during time Prices and Trade Board office.
the signing of the register, this Sunday's (November 141 issue
We desire to express' 000 aPprat•1- Ruling On Potatoes
The attractive brideiven in of The Detroit 'Sunday Phnea . `. .
g stirring sugars of p:ictureequ4 adven.
marriage by her father, wore a Deer Shooting in Bruce
November 15,20
iicor-length white sheer gown with tines and )urea, soldiers maim ere wll be an o
Thi
gathered 'bodice and sweetheart rogues, wlr) . couldtt't resist Ute Pen season for
neckline Wand sotiuin taimming Hee alluring partnership of beauty end. 'deer in Hence County 10001 Nevem-
her ?fish to Noveneber• 20th, inclusive
fingertip veil was held ire place itches.
In con'ties of Simone, Dnfforin and
with
a bridal wreath of bls
of the
valley and a+oses, she • eve -fell. -e _ . - CARD -0F - THANKS . Gley hunting for
bouquet of dark red roses and fern. To The Citizens of Grey allowed. Hunters
Miss Idella ilryans 00 Brunel, were The Victory Loan Committee of to Ilse dogs in
her cousin's bridesmaid, wearing Grey 'townshlijp wide to thee k the counties.
a blue sheer gown, tOoorlengtlt, citizens ;or '(bit wonderful response T'turon. County
fashioned similar bo the br'ick's with given to ibe Fifth Victory loan en- two sittings less
gathered bodice and uweethee.rt ablirg 'tis to exceed Dur ohio'elive, for the eoturty
to to mntt]i Tbe courtesy shown the salesmen etnnmittee recent
deer will also be
will not be allowed
any of the above
OonItc53 at its, last
opposed a season
and the Warden's
ly turned thumbs
neckline, sale wore at lea
by the Y.P.S., Walton
will be presented in
Cranbrook Community Hall
on Wednesday evening, Nov. 17
under the auspices of the
Jr. 'Red Cross' S.S. No. 8, Grey,
REGEN1. THEATRE,
Seaforth, Ont.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday—
Nov. 11th, 12th, 13th
Two. Features, 2nd show starts 8:45
Robert Preston Ellen Drees
Night Plane From Chunking
A flight for life across and 'brawn accessories on their
China's frontier
—Also—
Jimmy Lydon Charles Smith
Henry Aldrich Swings It
What a jam session for
Henry and his gang.
Monday, Tuesday and Wedneeday
Nov. 15th, 16th, 17th
2nd show starts 4:15
Barbara Stanwyck Michael O'Shea
Lady Burlesque
Girls and Gags! Music and Mirth
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Nov: 18th 19th, 20th
�1 Two Features, End show
starts
a
:45
Wiliam Gargan Margaret Lindsay
'EnemyAgents
Meet Ellery Queen
1
Reveille
With Beverley
wOt
h
Ann Miller
Bah Crosby and his band
Frank ,Sineetr B'
a Mitis cos,
return they will reside on the
groom's farm out No, 23 highway
south of Liseewel.
Guests were present from Lis -
towels Jamestown, Br'ttaselS, Arica!
Hamilton, 'Stratford, Gowaustowe,
itothel nand Surrounding district
Coming
Mr. Ltvcit,y
11rst show starts at 7;d0 tench avows'
Mutineer them Saturday m 'WC •
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AR
SAVING
STAMPS
PROM
RANKS a POSY OmCu$
0000409 00111 o 0I►0OIHI
OROC11% toseccONIUT>i
<•OOK nom anti calla ilMA fTOII
was greatly appreciated. We 111'0 down to a queetio'naire from the
wish to thank Mr. Prost and bank Daportment se to thein• council's
sitalef .for tb.eir co-operation.: feeling fu this matter,
Signed:--- 12aissel Knight, Chairman
Johnston 0 m '5 'c '" 'e t:
Hairy 'l ear PEOPf 111; 7x/1F' .KNOW
R. W. Whit0,eld, : s •¢ A a N y n
Watson Brown Mrs. Margaret Perrle lots sold her
Sa9esmetr
home to. Royp1ltuell of .Graham's
- -- Survey,
St. John's Church Notes * * a
On Tuesday evening. November 2 Mrs, Jack Cameron is in Crimson
tbe'SSac:ran/etat of 'Infant 1'S:tptism hospital where she undewent a
was administered upon Olive Shirley recent. operation,
.Pact ttelene, born April 20, 193S and * a+ •
Delores Faye, born April 29, 1941, Mrs, H. Howler is in Listowel
tem eleildreu of Mr. and Mrs. 701in hospital where site !tad an operation
Cardiff at their hone, rottcesslon 14, for appeudleitis.
of Grey Township Rev, M. P. :r * s
Oldham officiated anci gave an Miss Nina Rayner of Drayton
address on the teaching of Holy ,'pent the weer( end with her paster,
Baptism. at the home of Mrs. 0. Gallaher.
The ,Serv'loe In St. John's Chna'cit * * s '
on Sunday, Nov. 7•th was that of Mr. will Mrs. E. W. Bryans re-
lfioly Communion with the Reshot', ceived a cable on Monday advising
Rev. M. Be Oldham in charge. The them that their sole Pilot 09fieer
sermon was on Jeremiah 2:13,- "1IY 'Stuart Btvans bad arrived safely
people have committed two. evils,,' overseas.
they HaMe the fannta:in nV ,,, -
wIaters,,veand hewed them ret+:pP 015181]lyimgs it+Yr• Kenneth. Curtis of 5t. Marys
broken eistorns ;that ran hold no is relieving agent at the local CNA,.
waster.'
station while W. C. Kerr 1s on
vacation:
(Legion Concert
And Dance
e A large crowd attended the
concert and dance sponsored by the
loud branch of the Legion, The
pr•oceeds, which amounted to 1116,00
Phis 811.50 received for the cult
after 1t was sold, is to be used for
gbllta for the boys overseas. An
orehesitrs. composed of Mrs, Geo,
Beans, accompatrist, Mac Seatt,
Lloyd Warwiddt and . Ted Mitchell;.
ud Shorty Campbell, rope a and
t 1 b
t
whip artist at Tol'nntO, provicleti the
programme all alae 1'n e,ludesi
bV
banjo melee
' tad 9
Plano aocer di 1n anti
Mac Scott and mennlogiiod 'by Tats c
'Pbynne, 'Shorty Ciampbell wet nitwit
appreciated t
he Whole
nu
dlonoe
y
t
butt wars esror1o.11y
nnpt
ltr
with
She
youngsters, The clreev toe the cell
donated by George Nislt3p was made
and Betty
y
'Sanderson x� e so
Gordon S
hy
Pennington Who drew the name et
Mrs, Annie 'rliynne tie the winner,
The twit west later sold to lack Cltilt
for $11,50 which amount weesiolus,teil
La Mlle I,r.:gien, .n dance Wen bold
after lift; programme,
* *' t.
We are glad to report that Dr, R.
S, Hamilton was able to return to his
office' on Tuesday after, suffering a
weak spell while attending ehureh
on Sunday morning.
Obituary
. t
A. D. McCosh
Alexander 11. A'!i•Cue.b, rldwat
soil of the lute far. and Sire, Belted
W. elvcosl't of Huron 1 'w1tslti11,
passed awes, 441 !tis borne 13,
din!' ou Ttleeelay, October 2r1, 1514)10
1115 4 eeriey fllst year. H.is parents
were u1. Pe ottiiall ancestry, (tie father
renting tram Ayrshire, Scut land,
and his mother, Anne 'Turnbull of
eafadilut birth (at Ayr, (intuit),
Theywore llllio014 -.tlte earliest
pioneer 'settlers of Bruce cmuty.
Ile spent his early days en the old
house farm on the Lake Shore !toad
oil'posite what le now !mewl. ate
Bruer lHeaclt, where lie was widely
and revutably known.
Forty-four years ago her Wten
united in me/Tinge to Mary Strat•hau
of Brussels, Allis' ,res'id'ing on the
faun adjacent to the home farm on
the lathe Shore roan, he later pur-
chased the farm of hie envie,
Ale-vander Motostl, on the sixth
tbneession where he rosideei for
some '34 years until moving to
Itireardine 3 years ago.
Besides his wife he is survived by
one sail Do. A, A. McCosh of
Kincardine, two brothers Robert
anci ,John Huron township; three
sisters, Miss Elizabeth McCosh, and
Mary 1lr:s, John Watson of Iluron
tater ship, and Agles, Mrs. John
Can'tuey, of Kincardine.
One sister. Janet, predeceased
him 50 years ago.
Mr. McOosh was a faithful and
life long member of the Pine River
United Church. Those who knew
him as a neighbour and friend found
in hint a pian of pure ideals, ever ,
ready to help 10 every activity for
the betterment of the community.
Funeral services were conducted
from his ]ate residence on Thursday,
October 28, t0 Kincardine united
Church by the pastor, the Rev. D. F '
Foster. assisted 'by the Rev. J, C.
Nicholson, pastor of Pine River
United Church and the Rev, G.
Gomm, pastor of Chalmers Dui -fed; e
Church, The anueuafly large attend- j
ance at tate service showed the
esteem in which he was held by the
entire community.
Tbe ball bearers were ,Toon Stein,
Frank Colwell, John 141'. Beattie, j
Adam Me1ronald, Prank Funs+on and
Wesley. Thool,pson.
Among Wage from a distance who
atbended the funeral. were: Mr.
George Turnbull, Sr.; Mr, and Mrs.
William Torugutl; Mr, George Turn-
bull, Jr,; Miss M. McFarlane; Mrs,
lames McFarlane; Miss M. Turn-
bull; Mr. James Turnbull, all of
Brussels; Mr, and Mrs. Johnston.
Winghant; and Mr. and Mrs D, Is,
Str,rlrihan, Port Elgin,
Morris Township
Council Meeting
Meeting Nov, S,
'!orae Counoil met ou the above1948
date in the township ball with all
the neemlbers present. The Reeve
presided.
The merges of the last nteetieg
were read and adopted on motion of
Jae,' elich,ie and Harvey Johnston.
The ntieutes of the special meet '
lug of Nov. 3i were read and adopt-
ed on nto.tion or C. R. Coulees and
,Sas. Mielete.
Moved by C. It. Coultas seconded
be ,l'as. Michie that By -Law No, 5
'settling the place and time for hold-
ing Nomination be passed,
—Carried
Moved by Harvey Johntson see-
ortded by Joshes Micls,le that the
meeting adjourn to 'meet again on
Dee, 15th, 1948 at 10 A.M. --Carried
The toilowing accouute were paid;
County of Huron, Mrs, Jas.
Campbell 7,86
el. i0. P. C., street lights ... .,,, 116.45
Mrs, Geo. Edgar, damage to
sheep 2.00
Wallace Agar, 'slteep valuator 1.50
floral Wheeler, selecting
hirers ,.,, 4,00
Lyle Hopper, se1aMing juror
s.
100
0
Gov, Martin, saleable hirers 4. 0
Fred Loge.', aftercare ,,.,,,.,,,, 7,00
1 1,00
relief
r GAD. Gross
Ms.,
Dr, Cieawfotd, M.O.H.C 20.00
00011' Wheeler, 13,0,H, 3,00
Min, Craig, Y3,OI1. ............. 8.00
I
Geo. ras
B.0.11.
3,00
We,,c. •'
7Ialeluvn ell, care at
} Walton lights .,.... ....,,", ss. 9.80
Goo. C. 'Nitride, Meek
NOTICE
Mrs. M. Thompson reteraed'ltotns
Tuesday from 73arriston where site
was matron-ot-honor at fire wedding
of bar sister. Miss Geraldine Natty,
whioli took glae9 On Saturday of
Insi;, weeks.
t e
* s 1t
` J4lilsa 1T1Ieriifretl 7tonp;' agntn
assisted
t. 1 It.. Smith 01e his
s site:rl 1VFr, SmithI'
Annual Restell Sulu, Miss tong
Worked In the dreg stare tor 'a
tent 4ar O
yoars Mier to being
in
Seriously h rt to a
err atcidsni.
ti
y
'040 whtleh tete was stl:ntitrod t0
Scott Meutorlal :Hospital ronvalott•
eine there 4or tvent
tr
e, wee1s
,
Rs'itlrlin5 home in 1934 !tor Mol'irer
Woe In quite peer health, tie she
hook over The responetbITlties of
business and hone and otrlug ,ler
her ]nether' wile 18 In tier eighty.
!!ilial ycsr.
Tho Walton iJ.10,W,O. melting will
be Reid nt the `]roma of 'Mete Wilber
'ltfsrnbnll tan Wecihtsstay, Nov, 1101,
County Leaders Discuss
f f_t!ltl'i Mussing Service
over .11111 111'11 and wonee, e•Esei 711-
Harte, of Rulon ('uuni7 leo,v.,!•',' file
t ou "'il Chambers, C11111un cin Nov-
ember 4111 to beat' Dr. 1'itahr. Uctr,ity
Minister or Health, Termite, .and
'•.ii.- 51aFa, tee, Grieve. R.N.. s'ntd-
u, d1Yeu,••,, heath musing "'x'.1130
*oil r, r nutty basis.
1br• irree114g way: under 41t:.• .12e2,ple•
e"• et 1110 Harrod h'edotttuou 11, Agri.
(miler' and President W. L. Whyte,
Seated). Irresided,
it was derided to se ud a tlele-
gntien 00 the Sevemher r ,,.tun or
the row ty Veiled] to discuss with
the mettle -re the advisability oP in•
allgota1Ing a :a41e241e iu H't'ttj 10
1,411x111 On 12.004.) hays and .;ire ,:;ming
1,, pti1,1'1' tied eeperate sebnc ee
Favourable 1'Hc•ornlltendri.tiers of
the plat, was r'xlrres:red by Warden
ileusuu Tuckey, )Oxeler; T. 0.
Wilson, Bluevale; Mrs. (1, O. Ander.
:.on. W.inghaut; Dr. 10. A. Mc-
Master, Se'aforth; Jae. Kinkead and
R.
r, Staples Goderieh; I„ le.
Cardiff. Rruseels; Dr: Hobbs Taylor,
Dashwood; John Hanna, WIngbam
Mayor eevelurray and J. C. Shearer,
Clinton. -
Dr. T>hoir midi/lee the financial
backing of the Dc:parttnens of
J-Itvalth whereby one third of the
cost to the County Council was
remitted by the Provinrlal Govern -
men t.
Miss Margaret GrIeve gave a
splendid picture of the work and
results in Oxford county where
three county health nurses are
employed by the County Council to
inspect the school otiidren twice
(luring .their school career fin grade
1 and in grade 7) andto report
their findtngs to the local medical
oracer of Health who hat' the
au'thori'ty to have the defects
corrected.
Out of over 8.000 pupils in (Word
County physically examiner! 1.000
had major defects.
Isocal speakers of Huron fore-
cast about the same situation
amongst the School children here it
the plain was put into operation.
WALTON
Pere third annual elt>attti g us Grey
esswt,ship tteueration of .i,,trott Lure
was lreltl in the luau of .t banquet
in 1Galton Community Hall, Wednes-
day evening. Nov. 7th. Over .two
huutired guests euaoyde t.,, delicious
meal served by the v,l'.W0, u1'
Walton. leeliowit:g , tee dirurer
C'o'vey McGee of Auburn p,uvided
entertainment in hes usual pleasing
style. The presedmrt, Wue. J. Turn-
bull gave a brier address 'which he
voiced his appreciation Sur ante
support of the directors mud iutt•o-
(ueed the guests from the neighbour-
ing township. Harry otut•dy or
Last Wa.ivanosh introduced the first
guobs speaker. 141.1•. lien, Betauer of
Waterloo County, vine-presadettt of
the Ontario Federatimea 05 Agriutl•
Lure. 111', Betaiter brought greet-
ings from the °Marto Federation
and outlined the achievements of
the organization and stresse,1 the
importance of having a strong farm
vote) to take care of post war
recota0truotion, The value of the
National .Health Plan was pointed
end the Radio Fortuna were expiaiii-
ed. 11a'. Betzner told us that Fara.
Radio Forums have the largest
listening, group of any Radio pro-
gram. •in ,Canada. This provides the
farmers of Canada, wdt_Ij first hand
Information that is so important in
planuing farm work. TMs adtreee
Wats followed by the lucky draw
for the war savings certificate.
Mrs. Cameron Coolu•ane was the
winner. Reeve Thomas Wilson
Introduced Mr, W. L. 'Whyte of Sea-
forth, president of the Iluron County
Federation. Mr. Whyte stressed the
importance or obtaining feed before
expanding our .livestock as future
shipments may be delayed The goo"
eminent, is asking- all farmers with
t
rain uitaJ3ls for scall o
r; s notify
their local' Agriculture] l.'epresenta,
Live trite ntontit, Mr. Whyte extended
a hearty in vitalrion
fariere
to attend the County annual meeting
Nov, 121.11 at 2 pan, 111 . Clinton,
Stanley tante' Machan moved a 1,0t0 of
speakers nt! to
thanks t to the guest �)ba d a
1:g s si
the ladles of the 11,F,W.0. 11'lr,
Thomas Villlaon was nenhinated
chairman f e s
c taint stn forelection of n tic r
the ec
for the taming year which r'eaulted
1s Minton'. Presl4ient, Wm, ,7, Turn'
bull; roe -Pres., Archie Moen; Dole
game tet Annttaat meeting, Or'itai.
JTarr]saii, WM, J. 'I'urnbrtlt; Dole,
gate to 0otttity Vigo nitlf4i, Watson
Brown,