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HURON COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER
WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 76
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SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, INTARCH 5, 1958
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TRACT LET FOR
ROXBORO BRIDGE
March meeting of Mel{illap
i1 was held in Seaforth on
ay with Reeve Dan Deuerman
ing, Allan Campbell was aP-
d warble fly inspector and he
charge 80c Ib: For warble fly
r for brushing, and to charge
Bead for power spray.
for Hargreaves of Brucefield
wailed the warble fly spraying'
per head .per spray,
tract fRoxboro 'bridge was
or
ed to G, A. Gibson and Sons
•oxeter, for $24,387, fox the
township to supply cement
eel. •
rel contract was awarded to
1 Bros,, Listowel, at 62e Yd
ushin and .delivering,
heel approved proposed Depen.
of $126'000 for Seaforth
t High .School extorsion, with
nendation that resent gym-
p
rn be converted into three
ems, and a new building be
d adjoining present school
in area to three classrooms,
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FIRST APPROVAL GIVEN TO
$125.000 ADDITION FOR
SEAFORT}i DISTRICT H. S.
Tentative a p p r ov a 1 has been
g r 8 n t e d by all municipalities
concerned, far an expenditure
of $125,000 for a three-room aide-
tion to •Seaforth District High
School; the board learned at their
regular meeting on Tuesday night.
Definite used for more aecotmno-
dation was seen by Members of the
councils of Hibbert, Grey, Huilett
and Morris last Thursday afternoon
and by Tuckersmith ani McKillop
councils •otr Monday, when they vis-
ited the DistrictHigh •Schaoi.
The next step will be for Seaforth
council to seek approval for the ex-
p enditure from the Ontario M'un)ci-
pal Board, If this is obtained, per-
mission can be asked from the De-
paament of Education to engage an
architect to draw up plans:Y
At present there is serious over-
Czowding in the school, malting net-
essary holding one class in the
school basement, to which strenuous
objection is raised by the inspector.
RED CROSS CAMPAIGN •
STARTS THIS WEEK
The annual Red__ Cross campaign
got under way here this week, and
volunteer canvassers are now visit-
ing all homes in the town and the
distxid,
'The following persons are acting
as chairmen in their respective di:s-
treats; MKin- Lorne Lawson in in-
'burn; Mr. Wes, Uackwell, in Wal-
tot; Father McCowan at St. Colum-
ban, Mr. Robt, McMillan in McKil-
lop and Rev, A. W, Gardiner in
Tuckersmith. In town the following
men are acting: Mr. E. C. Boswell,
in the south-west part, Mr, Wm,
Hart in the south-east part, M.
Ross Savauge in the north-west, and
Dr. Harburn in the north-east. Mi.
Ted Southgate is looking after
Main Street and Mr, John McCloy,
EgContributions ma also be left at
•the local branch .of the Dominion
Batik. This district has an allocation
of $20'00this year. Your support is
needed. "The work of mercy never
ends
ANNUAL
MEETING OF
HOSPITAL BOARD
The annual meeting of the board
of Scott Memorial Hospital was held
in the town hall on Friday night,
Chairman M. McKellar presided and
Miss Jean Flynn was secretary. Re-
ports were given by committee
chairmen, finance, M. A. Reid; pro-
party, C. P, Sills; personnel, Mrs.
,Sillery for Mrs, Wilson, chairman.
The finance report showed revers-
ue for the year of $78,494,82; ex-
penditures, $84,132.35; net loss,
$4,738,43 after depreciation in the
amount of $4,011.39 was allowed
for,
Four directors, James lis Scott,
C. P, Sills, Mrs, A. W. Sillery and
Mrs. D. H. Wilson, were re -appoint-
ed as members of the Board,
The report of Dr. E. A. Mclias-
ter was as follows;
29.76
' BUYS A
94 �y DINNERC. �
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AT
Savauget s March Dinnerware Sale
This is a real special, values up to 49,75, and 8 patterns from which
you can make your selection
411,,,1,41141+,U11,4,1.,,114111,1111 KIM 441PI,IIIU„tlll,lll„1,1„11",”1e„IUO„Ru,.4,.,,,,41.,1.141,4414„O,P4
Clearance of ROYAL English Bone China
n
WINDSOR Pattern Cups & Saucers
A good selection of values n1. +
at 33 1, 3?o Discount $1,75
from regular price•' SALE PRICE vac
Reg, Pricer. Sale Price i
"As chairman of medical staff of
Scott Memorial Hospital, I beg to
report for 1952-53. We have
Cup ez Sarum , .ho 40c Cups & Saucers
Other prices reduc•ea 1(1 01dint lY ' Everyday cups & satuers at tle
low SALE PRICE or 29c
year
enjoyed a very successful and hap-
py year. Our chief difficulties have
been lack of space.
The supply of nurses has been on
short side, However they have
SILVER PLATED BUGAR,
CREAM & TRAY SET Billfolds
English :Nolncco Sillt.Ads. broac
ROGERS SLLVE.RWARE or h!a<•k. Pr g ;
A rok4 special at 3,93 tia
1 11.E PRICE 2.-5
posed to tearingdown resent
p I
An enrolment of upwards of 350
pupils i forecast for the school in
five years, from a survey compiled
TENDERS LET BY
TUCKERSMITH COUNCIL
made up for this in increased effic-
iency. They have given the medical
staff excellent co-operation and
have have always been willing and
happy to work under difficulties,
suchas having up to four or five Pa-
dents in the halls.
The superintendent, Miss Drope,
Rebuilt Watches Good Ever da Silverware
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trio metol woiches• including M1,"Court" or "Lafayette” design
•hall,
Billova, Eh o tt c stlh ld m! 11th, r t' pr Sit r i:.
rell-knmrn makes. Lc lic.< .n+d "a 1-"' 1".s':'
g•atts. 1 11twe only
Sale Price 9,75 Forks "nly
Table & Din. Spoon, . _.,/•
ST. THOMAS W. A.
Thomas' branch of the W.A.
the vestry on March 3rd with
attendance. Mrs. McC:avin
nt,'opened the meeting. Mrs
son read. the scripture lesson
:chap 13. Mrs. McCowen read
litany and golden jubilee
followed by members' and
P r a e r in unison. Miss
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from elementary schools in the high
school area, There are three Grade
9 classes this year, two Grade 10 s
and two Grade 11 s.
hiss Rena Fennell has been
granted a year's leave of absence,
and applications were considered
for• a temporary French teacher to
take her place. Hiring of a substi-
tate was laid over to Saturday
—
Tuckersmith council met in the
town Sveaforth, on Monday,
March 2 at p.m. All members
were present and Reeve Moffat pre.
sided. Tenders for crushing and
hauling gravel were opened and
were as follows: Geo. F. Elliott 73e
cu. yd., Levis Contracting Co., 78c
cu, yd• The tender of Lavis con-
trading Co. was accepted at tender
has been most co-operative. She
never refuses an emergency patient,
always finding a corner somewhere
Clearance of Gents Brush Sets
in Zipper1 ,,tit : t. , es ,t HALF PRICE
for an extra bed.
Our equipment at the hospital is
excellent. Every patient can expect
107, Qis,+um1 1n nil ',pen efocl dormant ti • or t.:n ,r , ni i 11 j,•a•1
; ,t e•„t,.h , oe., fins/ is nor f,:11112'1.11 : J :p. -,'p, I
reviewed chapter one of
ar's study book, "Thine is the
Mrs.. W. E. Southgate Sr.
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view chapter two at the April
FANTASTIC REPORTS
.+
OF MINOR ACCIDENT
rice subject to the approval of the
Dept. of1Highways of Ontario.
Tenders for spraying cattle for
from Victor
to receive treatment almost equal
to that given M hospitals in metro -
centres.
I ant happy -to report no maternal
deaths during the year. And deaths
of babies under two weeks of age
have only been four in 159 deliver.
SAVAUGES
J' nreliel•y' (lifts 1' 111(• Chinn
Seaforth
g. The members and ladies of
nsh are reminded to 'bring or
heir annual thankoffering to
7th meeting, for the an-
eeting to be held in London,
11, 22, 23. The spring deanery
held in Exeter, date later.
nt closed the meeting with a
prayer.
Sensational headlines in some of
the daily papers concerning' a minor
accident to one of the Seaforth Dis-
trict High School buses on Monday
evening alarmed some of the par-
ents of pupils.
The matter was discussed at the
regular meeting of the District High
School Board on Tuesday night.
The facts that this is the first
warble fly were opened
Hargreaves at 9c per head per spray
and Fred Harburn at 10c per head
per spray, The tender of Victor Har-
greaves was accepted. Arthur Nich-
olson was appointed as Warble Fly
Inspector.. Other applications were
received from Walter Tepper and
Wm. R. Dougall•
Council authorized the purchase
les.
Most of our overcrowding has JUNIOR FARMERS ELECT member and attendant of the United
been due to the large number ofChurch and an active member of the
older people occupying beds for J. McGREGOR PRESIDENT W.M.S. and W.A. In the church and
long intervals. The erection of a Annual meeting of the Seaforth in the community Mro. Houston will
hospital section to the county home Junior Farmers was held in the high be very much missed, but especially
should help to relieve this condition,scevenw
My only hope is that the county following Tatedof officers elected.E much efelt. 7e Surnaitinglbesides cher
will build a large enough hospital Pres., Jim McGrefar; 1st vire husband ars •son Grant, ttt•c, dau-
to successfully take care of the ell- pies„ Earl M Spadcr •• 2nd vice ghters, Mrs. Ree'inald (Helen) Allen,
erly incapacitated population.essec of Tuckersmith• and Mrs. Lionel
The operating room and Obstet- press se7c,nJBt1Chapman11treaseI�en (Isabelle) Roy of Saskatchewan, and
icai room and X-ray dept. service Campbell. . two grandchildren. Two brothers,
has been excellent. The staff of Directors: Grew and .Morris—Mac Leslie and William Bell and three
these three most important rooms ofp sisters, lira. Geo. Greenwood, Mrs,
the hospital need hlgh comntenda- Francis e, Hicknell, MurrayHullDae; Fred Smithery and Mrs. Lorene Weir
tion. The equipment in these Tuckersmith—Stuart Wilson, Bob all of Detroit.
rooms is most complete. Parrots, The service was conducted at the
Superintendent's Report Auditors: Earl McSpadden, Jim Whitney funeral home on Tuesday
lyIiss Drope, hospital superinten_ P at 2 m. by Rev. A. W. Gardiner.
Cha ratan,P•
dent, reported: County Delegates: Jin1 McGregor, having been delayed one day so that
Following is nny report for the Jim Chapman. her daughter could arrive from the
Year 1952 which happens to be the The boys need interest and co- SVest by plane. The pallbearers
24th annual report of the Scott operation to make this club success- were John McLachlan, Sidney Gem -
Memorial Hospital. ful. Your attendance once a month melt, Harvey Moore, John McKay,
Admissions 1291, births 157, 10 should prove beneficial and interest- Arthur Routledge and W. D. Smith.
of which were caesarean; surgical ing. •
W. I. TO MEET
regular meeting of the Sea-
V,
rnonatTues-
10 ateoheld
P the
of Mrs. Lorne Carter. Mrs.
tinson will be the guest
• and the roll call will be an-
by Your farm name and its
The lunch committee is:
:hes, Mrs. J. Doig, Mrs, R.
danDoug. Wallace.lrrs R. hiller,
rt 25 tables were in play at
I. 'ere: uchre Ladieseb. 27. first Mrs. Jno.
lone hands, Mrs. Wm:
• consolation, Mrs. W Cole-
first, Alex Muir; lone
Robt. Campbell; consolation,
Chappel. Lucky lunch ticket,
Coleman.
are,
accident during eight years the
Seaforth high school buses have
keen contractorrostated t at the bus
in the accident was a 1952 Reo bus
fitted with safetyglass and all safe-
ty devices. These buses are made so
strongly thattheyare capable of
rolling completely over without
crushing in,
sidenight
and the
total bus
o, On er o t Monday
damage$125,000.
did not amount to 350 according to
the
Thereinsurance
was noadjuster.
"flying glass” as
y g
reported in the press and no "con-
fusion". The pupils walked out one
at a time.
Mr. Habku'k said that his buses
are the safest that money can buy,
and far 'safer than some of the
homemade buses in use
el 105 gals. of weed spray from
Canadian Industries Ltd.
Compensation Insurance Policy
with the General Accwed thtuAssur-
once Co. was renewed through fh ag-
147.80 was paid; and premium of
:Council went on record as being
in favor of High School boar•tiSaadinoh add do nal istrict
class rooms to the Seaforth High
School at a cost of approximately
Grants were made to the uron
Central Agric. Society $40; Bruce-
field Fire Dept. 5200; Scott Memor-
ial Hospital $25• Clinton Legion
$25. Wages of Allan Nicholson,
grader operator, were increased to
$1.10 per hour for a 55 -hour week
with a guarantee of a 44 hour week'
Nominal charge of $2.00 will be
MINTAGE PLAY COMING
Pilgrimage Play", America's
ding religious drama, finned
color, Will be sponsored
Northside W. A. in North-
Church on Friday, Mar.
is a full-length feature
or the life and teachings
of Nazareth. "During this
season, and as we approach
this effort by the W. A. is
commendable", Rev. John
stated. The film is a relig-
you will remember
to come.
plywood at
some other schools.
Josephine Morris of Dublin was
the only one to receive injury, her
upper arm being broken when two
girls across the aisle fell on her as
the bus went on its side. She was
taken to Seaforth Hospital for treat-
ment and later released.
Scott Habkirk went out with. an-
other bus and took the other
pupils hone. There were twenty-
one pupils in the bus at the time of
the accident.
On Tuesday morning the Sea-
forth P.U.C. truck was used to pull
the bus it back
made for grader work under one-
half hour. Payment will be called on
the Watson and Moore drains by
May 15, 1953.
Complaints were received that a
nuisance was being created in the
vicinity of Brucefield bv the burn-
ing of rubbish, etc., and the clerk
was instructed to notify the offend-
er to cease such nuisance.
Accounts included: Roads 51062.
4 grants 5290.00,hospitalization,
$5, travelling expeses 535, salary
and .allowances $175, registering
births and deaths 1952, 55,25; sun-
dry $8•
operations 379; X-rays 523. Joint Meeting
We are very appreciative of the Final plans for the banquet were PRESENTATION TO MRS.
work accomplished and donations drawn up. The date is to be March JAMES HOGG BY FRIENDS
received from various organizations 'llth, and the guest speaker to he
during the year. Prof. Jas. Scott. A•variety show and ----
Weare grateful to the Woman's dance are scheduled for the remain- Mrs. James Hogg was pleasantly
Auxiliary for constant interest and der of tle evening. The highlight of surprised Wednesday evening last
continued assistance. In the past the meeting was Leona Johnston's when the staff of floe •produce divi-
year one of the highlights was the Picturesque and enchanting deserhp- Sion of Seaforth Co-operative and
re -decorating of the nurses' resid- tion of her trip to Chicago Winter friends assembled at the home of
once, also needed equipment put in- Fair as an Ontario delegate. In •her Mrs. A. Lillico, North Main St., to
to the hospital. The personal efforts description Leona took us along honor her before her departure to
of your members, I assure you, are with her on the trip and benefited Collingwood.
a great source of strength to the us with her experience. A program of music was furnish-
hospital. ed by Ena and Marian Lillico An-
OF MINISTERS
AND CHOIRS
upright and get on
the road, It missed oil one tri
Persons looking for the bus which
Council adjourned to meet April
6th at 2 p, rn.—E. P. Chesney, Clerk
To the medical staff' we are ,rate- derson Scott, and a Scotch reading
ful for the high standard of medical PRESBYTERIAN LADIES' AID by Mrs. Roy Voddeu. Progressive
care maintained in the treatment of The Ladies' Aid of First Presby- euchre was played with the winners
patients. terian Church met on Tuesday aft- as follows: ladies, first, Mrs. C. Fel.
To the Ministerial Association, ernoon. Mrs, H. E. Smith presided. ken ; consolation, Miss Lois Hogg:
we "a"n",,, ever grateful for the inter- Opened with a poem by Mrs. J. men, first, Bedford Dungey: lone
est helpful assistance of this Cardno, "Stretchin' ". The treasur- hands, Roy Hodgert: lucky chair, C.
organization. Re 'ular visits have el•'s and •sem•etary's •reports were Reith; lucky cup, Mies Thelma Dol-
g Head, There were twopiano duets, mage.
hto
forganort iz tionsanY paa rdtienour bv Mrs. J. Cardno'and rs. J. Mc- Mrs. Alex Wright read an acl-
hors Gregor which were very much en- dress composed byherself, and ]ins.
y friends for theft never -failing p
interest, encouragement and gener- joyed. The speaker, Mrs. Harold Hogg was presented with a salad
ons support, without which it would Nicholson, was introduced by 34rs. bowl and matching plate by Thelma
be quite impossible for the hos real McGregor. Mrs. Nicholson spoke on Dohmage and Beth Hodgert.
to serve its •teal •purpose in the oto- the translation of the 23rd Psalm To Elva Hogg: On the occasion of
nunity, by Ferando D'Alfonso. During a so- her leaving the office of the Co -
To our chairman of the Board, tial half hour lunch was served by operative Egg -grading station, Sea -
vice chairman and chairmen • o • all the co mittee. forth. .
committees, and to all Board mem-"When we heard that to Coiling -
evening next, Mar. 8,
7 p.m. service hour, a very
event will occur, when the
rs and choir of Northside
Church •Seaforth and Ont-
United Church, Clinton, will
inallort e. side Churchev. Glen afle
had been in the accident could not
identify it from the others at the
Habl.irlc garage Tuesday afternoon
and had to ask which one. Only a
few slight marks on the roof could
be seen.
Hiphasizle thatol boar Seaforah isfflfortunate
in having the very highest standard
C. W. L.
The monthly meeting of the
Catholic Women's League was held
on Tuesday evening. The president,
Mrs. Leo h e lea opened the meet-
ing with the league prayer said in
unison by the member, Mrs. Igna-
tius O'Leary, sec„ read to minutes
STERIAL ASSOCIATION
'March meeting of the Sea-
nd District Ministerial Asso-
will be held on Tuesday,
10, in St. Thomas' Church,
h. The speaker will be Rev.
of Bayfield,
of motor equipment in use by the
o eralor and the buses are definite-
1 p better than man or school roes
in other places. y
The accident was so minor, it
would not have required reporting
to the department Provincial Con-
stable Snell stated, except for the
stable
of previous meeting. The press gave
,
an outline of the treasurers se-
port, dos to the absence of the
treasurer, Mrs. James Slattery. A
report on the card party held mine
school recently, shoved it was a de-
aided success. A donation .of $35.
will 'be even to the Sisters for use
!I
school equipment. As usual the
bars, I would like to express my
personal thanks for the wisdom and EGMONDViLLE
Dui g
guidance brought to bear in the Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Murray o
complex problems o£ hosppital policy. London spent the week end with the
your interest, your understanding, letter's sister, Mrs. Risby Dundas..
and your support keeps the doors f On Saturday they attended the fun-
this hospital open today, tomorrow eral of their aunt, Mrs. Warren Hut-
and always. chisot of Staffa,
In closing this report I desire to On Saturday the community was
record deep fueling of gratitude saddened on learning of the suddenthink
and .personalAndrew Houston.
appreaiatiol for the passing
interest, loyalty, faithfulness and Much mpathY is etended to the
efficiency of the nursing, office and bereaved husband and family.
domestic staff of this hospital. Miss Eleanor Hudson of Toronto
P
wood town you would go, the whole
,orthside -egg establishment wilted with woe:
Evelyn, Thelma Mary,Beth and
Anderson, Li] ,two Rys, Mr Stu -
V
art and Clare Reith; (the latter now
settled across the Main Street, still
wears a wide smile the egg people to
Igreet). Says one, with a wail, "Oh,
boy, how we'll miss her! Do you
she would stay •if I offered to
diss ' Another said, "No, it
ouldn'twokou, she would prob
ably hit you a hang of a clout." The
hest thing to do is to just throw a
Party, with fun, games and cheer
United Church
John Stinson, Minister.
m., Sunday School and Adult
girl's arm having been broken. It
occurred a mile and a quarter east
of Hensall. •
eggs for St. Joseph's Orphanage
will be collected at Easter time.
Plans are under way for the annual
m., "Peace, the age -long
Junior Congregation and
r' Group.
.m„ Preacher, Rev:. Glen
Clinton, by Olin-
SPORT SHORTS
Junior hockey play-offs have been
at a standstill for :Seaforth. With
London and Sarnia tying in London
Tuesday it found three
meeting to be held in the form of a
potluck supper on Thursday, April
16th. Arrangements are being made
for a guest speaker at this meeting,
Meeting closed with prayer.
assisted
taria Street United Church
on night all
clubs tied with six points.Seaforth
three games lefLondontw,
Sarnia Seaf wins
MEETING ATTEND
W. 1 Southgate and M. Reid
attended a meeting of the Huron
St. Thomas Anglican
W. A. Zones, Rector
m., Sunday School
m,, Morning Prayer
In. Evening Prayer
;day — Holy Communion at
and one.
over Sarnia on .Saturday night it will
ih
leave London and -Seaforth in the
finals. Luck has been running freely
for London lately, so to -night's
game should be a real duel,
From the 5-2 win over Winthrop
Monday the Merchants
County Insurance Agents Assoeia-
tion in Clinton on Thursday, Febru-
wry 26th. Agency matters and gen-
exon business were. discussed. $25,0'0
was also voted to the Huron County
European Flood Relief.
was a week end finest with Rev. A,
W. and Mrs. Gardiner at the manse.
LEGION HOCKEY Mr. .Stuart N. Keyes of Orillia
Saturday, Feb. 28th. spent a fete days with his mother,
Bruins 7—(L, Scott 2, D. Scott 2, )lis. Nelson Keyes.
D. Elliot 3), Canadians 3—(P, Dat ;yin. and Mrs. Dan McKenzie of
2, McClinchey 1). Cranbroolc visited recently with the
Rovers 7—(11, ,Scoins 2, Carter 3, fonner's mother, Mrs. Hugh &1c-
Broome 2). Black Hawks 3--03. Lachlan and hr, McLachlan.
Flannigan 2, McMichael 1.), passing of Mrs. Andrew Houston
Red Wings 7 ---(Murray 3, R; The word that Mrs. A, Houston,
Knox 1, Duppee 2, McClure 1). Mat- 56, had passed away of Saturday,
and a luncheon , most hearty: and
then at the end bring you up to the
front, (I assure you it's only a so -
viable stunt) and hand you this gift
right off the bat, and you
men-
tint Bill with the black felt hat!"
Among those present were Mr. W.
J. Stuart, manager, and firs, Stu -
art; Mr. Clare Reith, former mana-
ger, and Mrs. Reith.
Mid -week Lenten Service at
n,
St, Marys, Dublin
ppm., Sunday School
m„ Holy Communion
on night, en-
ter the I.H.L. for the 1952-53 chant-
pionship. The big battle starts this
Monday night.
In the second game of the double
header, the Seaforth Bantams were
RED CROSS NOTES low
The Red Cross rooms will be open
Friday afternoon, March Gth to give
out sewing' and wool for knitting.
The Red Cross needs this work corn-
st Presbyterian Church
D. G. Campbell, Minister.
in., Bible Class and Sunday
clouted 10-3 by Wingham in the
W. 0. A, A. finals, This win gives
Wingham the championship,
pleted speedily. We urgently re-
quire knitters for mens socks.
Executive meeting hasbeen can-
celled.
oona 8—(Watson 3). cams as a shock to the community,
- - Pee Wee as she was in her usual health and
Rangers 1, (P, Brugger). Maple had attended service at the church
1, •(D, Wright). on Friday evening, She was the for -
Games March 7.her Myrtle Anna Bell and was born
9 8.01., sharp, Rovers vs Red in Usborne township, She was unit-
Wings. 10 a m, sharp, Black Hawks ed in marriage to Andrew Houston
vs Bruins. 11 aims, sharp, Canadians of Tuckersmith in 1919, where they
vs Maroons, 12 noon, sharp, Pee resided till 1945, when they came to
Wee. Eamondville, She was a • srithfol
65TH ANNIVERSARY OF.MR,
AND MRS. M. ARMSTRONG
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Armstrong
of Huron Street, Seaforth, will cel-
ebrate their 65th wedding anniver-
nary on Monday, March 9th, and
will be at hone to their friends af-
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m,, earth m Life Everlast-Leafs
r C'ongregation.
m, A film will be shown,
.pon the Earth", Everyone
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ban.. Y.P.S. Fireside,
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
The regular meeting of the Hoa-
pital Auxiliary to Scott Memorial
Hospital will be held in the Nurses
Residence, Tuesday night, March 10
at 8:15 p.m. New 'members are wel-
come.
CONSTANCE
Mr, Leslie Lawson, who under-
went an operation on Monday morn-
ing at Victoria Hospital, London, is
at time of writing as well as can be
exuectedc