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.BRUCEFI LD
The regular yearly Visitors'
Day, of the W. A. will lie held'
in the Brucefield. United Ohureh
on :Tuesday, 1May 6th at 2130.
We will have ss our guests la-
dies. fr.osn •thf ,liorthSide United
Church, Seaforth.',, Aim ladies of
.our congregation are specially
invited.
Mtr, and (Mrs. Victor ,Har-
greaves and family spent Sun-
day at tngensola with 'Mrs. Har-
greaves;. parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Anderson.
Mrs. Elsie Forrest of London
spent (hie weekend with Mrs. J.
McQueen and 'Margaret.
INIr. and Mrs. Win. Collins' of
Seaforth spent Sunday with.
Mr. and (Mrs. Robt,'Spews.
Mr. and !Mrs. 07. Rally, Cen-
tralia ,'called on, Mr. and Mrs.
How well.
do you know.
ONTARIO?
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If Y
Want Good G
vernment NOW
Vote dor Dr. Alex.
ISON
And Strengthen the Opposition
Dr. Addison bas served his community with distinction. His wide experi-
ence in problems of human affairs qualifies him to serve Huron in the
Ontario Legislature.
At no time have the problems of social measures, health legislation and
pensions been more pressing. At no time has there been greater need for
leen of Dr. Addison's background to help mould such legislation.
Y ur Vote for Drs Addison
Will Help to Meet That Need
In this by-election May 12th, you are voting for something more than
a candidate. You are voting to uphold a basic democratic principle if you
vote Liberal.
For 15 years the Ontario. Legislature has been under the control of a
single party - in fact, by one man. Secured in office by its strength in
the House, the Frost Government has become indifferent to your needs.
It has grown old and tired and careless. It has become increasingly in-
competent. And yet this same Frost Government is asking for an increase
to its needlessly large majority.
You can help to restore a better balance in the House by voting for
Dr. Addison, your Liberal candidate. In this way you can help to secure
better government.
Strong Oppositions Produce Better Government
A VOTE FOR ) R. ADDISON IS A
VOTE IN YOUR OWN INTEREST
VOTE FOR DR. ALEX.
ADDISON
LIBERAL . CANDIDATE
Huron Provincial By-election
MAY 12
Published by the Huron Liberal Association
However well you know
Ontario, you'll enjoy getting
to know it better. Make a
point this year of exploring
its highways and byways,
visiting its lovely lakes and
vacationing at one of its
modern resort areas . like
the Bay of Quinte shown
above. Take the first step
now, byfilling out and mail-
ing the coupon below.
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Hon. Bryan L.,Catheart, Minister
Wilfred Ross on. Saturday,
lMr. 1-Dar1'y Dalrymple receiv
ed Word on Sunday of the. sud-
den passing of his sister-in-law,
Miss ISDabel Anderson, Stratford.
Other relatives are Mrs. J. F.
Elliott, 'Stratford; Mrs.. R, Pelp-
per, and Mr. Rolbt Dalrymple,
Brucefield; nieces and nephews.
MR. JOHN. LYNCH
Tuesday evening, April '1'5th,
Mr. John Lynch: died suddenly
at his home in MefKillop where
he was horn 87 years ago' and
spent his life 'except for a few
years in 'Western 'GaeTada. Al-
though in frail health for the
past nine years his death was
unexpected. Tuesday niioltming
he'was taken suddenly ill and
dfecd peacefully in the evening.
His Pastor Rev. John McCowell
administered the last rites of
the Catholic Church the morn-
ing of his death. Mr. Erich was
the son .of late . Mr. 'arid Mrs.
Matthew Lynch, .A brother Tim
and two sisters, .Mrs. P. Reyn-
olds and Teresa predeceased
him. Ile is survived by three
sisters, IM's. Wm. Fortune, De-
troit, and Annie and Agnes at
home. The funeral took , palace
on Friday morning from the
family residence at Beechwood,
to St. Colunhlbon Church fog' Re-
quiem High Mass by Rev. Fath-
er MclGowell. Interment wag
made in the family tplot in 1St.
Columban. Among those Who
attended the funeral froan a,das
tame were his sister, Mrs. Wm.
Fortune, flour nephews. John
Fortune, Earl Fortune, Fergus
Reynolds, 1Deo Reynolds and
his niece, Mrs. (Gordon Mears of
Detroit; Mi'. and Mrs, Joe IMoy-
lan Kitchener; Mrs Win, Will-
cott, Galt.
(The 'pallbearers were James
Sloan, Finlay M'eXerclier, Frank
Ryan, Joseph Flanagan, Ray-
mond Murray, John Shea Jr.
Egmondville United Church
Dr. J. Sample, Minister
Mr. L. Hammond, tOrganist
and Choir Leader.
!Rural Life 'Sunday '
,111 a.m., "Speak to the Earth,
and it shall teach Thee."
Young (People participating .in
Special Service.
7.80 p.m., Your suggestions
for the evening service. (Im-
p�ortan+t) .
8.130 p.m., Y. P. U. will meet
10 a.m., Church School and
Bible Classes.
Sacrament of Baptism avloth-
er's Day.
Northside United Church
Minister, (Rev. Bruce W. Hall,
B.A., B.1D., S.T.M.
10 a.nr., Church School and
Adult Bible Class.
11 a.m.: 'Morning Worship.
Guest minister, Rev. A. E. Ens -
tees of •Croderich. iNurser'y for
Toddlers. Jr. .Congregation.
Evening services withdrawn
until early Fall.
8 p.m., Noriihside Youth Fel-
lowship.
Spring
VALUES
Special Hardware Week
Bargains
LAWN SPREADER
COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER
Portable 150 ft. CLOTHES DRYER
NYLON DUST MOPS
CHAMOIS
STAND UP GRASS SHEARS
LONG HANDLE FLEDGE SHEARS
IRONING TABLE
C}IROME FRONT BREAD BOX ...
ELECTRIC DRILL .............
PICNIC JUGS
BASEBALL GLOVES
REG.
7,75
8.85
18.45
3.79
1.75
6:35
6.25
11.95
6.95
22.95
5.49
6.30
NOW
6.99
7.59
14.99
2.19
1.29
4.69
5.39
7.99
5.79
20.95
4.69
4.39
THOR WASHING MACHINE
REG. $179.95 NOW $135,00
TORO SELF PROPELLED 20" mut ROTARY MOWER $159.95
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NOTICE TO PARENTS
POLIO' VACCINE will be available to
• (1) preschool 4 months of age and over
(2) preschool children who are due their 3rd dose
(3) school children who have not received Polio' vaccine
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7th, 1.30 - 2.30 P.M.
at Henson Town Hall
'for HIONSALL, and TUCKIJRSMITH School Sections
No. 1, No. 2, and No. 10
and HAY School Sections No. 3, and No. 10
and STANLEY School Section No. 14
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4th, 1.30 - 2.30 P.M.
POLIO' VACCINE' will be available to
(1) school children who are due their 3rd dose
(2) preschool and school children who require 2nd dose
at Hensali Town Hall
For above listed schools
HURON COUNTY HEALTH UNIT
TI -IE SEAFORTH NEWS -Thursday, May 1, 19H
REGENT THEATRE, Seaforth
May 1-2-3 - THURS. PRI. SAT. -DEVIL'S hIAIRPIN.-Gomel Wilde, Jean
Wallace.,.
TRIERS. PRI. SAT. -May 8-9.10, THE JOKER IS WILD ADDU('
• Plunk Sinatra _Jeanne Cralne
SAT. MATINEE ONLY Denver & the Ilio Grande
NOTICI7-'ibis Theatre will operate 3 nights a.•week. Thurs. Fri 1 Sat.
' 1 show nightly. starting at 8 P.M.
DANCING
Constance C.O.F. Hall
FRIDAY, MAY 2nd
Popular orchestra. Ad., gents 750,
couplets $1, extra ladies 501e
Lunch booth in hall. Special
invitation to teen-agers.
Seaforth Agricultural Society
is sponsoring a
Field Crop Competition in
Husking Corn
Those interested please contact
Harold Pryoe, Bob McMillan or
Kon Stewart .
HEAR AND SEE
DR. LX
Liberal Candidate in Huron By -Election
Discuss issues facing the
Electors of Huron
Thurs. May 8th
7 p.m. to 7.05 p.m.
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VOTE LIBERAL - ELECT ADDISON
A strong Opposition means
better Government
Our 2 -ACCOUNT PLAN
is i' Tanned Saving.
1
Pay all bills by cheque on a Personal Chequing
Account. A quarterly statement will help you keep
your records straight. The low service charges
are prepaid. Your cancelled cheques are on file
if you need them.
ZKeep your Savings Account for saving. Add to'it
from every pay. As your balance grows, you'll gain
new peace of mind.
Start Planned Saving at our nearest branch now.
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