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Sty Patrick's Social
AND CONCERT
In United Church basement
WALTON
FRIDAY, MARCH 14
8.30 p.m.
Admission 40c and 20c
PLAY
"Calm Yourself"
Presented by raven Church,
Winthrop
Sponsored by Group 1 of North
Side W.A.
Tuesday, March 18
8.15 p.m.
Northside Church S.S. Room
Admission 6Ue and 21c
TUOKERSMITH
The members of the C.W.L. ,net at
the home of Mrs. Angus Kennedy,
for the month, meeting, with the
president, Mrs. Wnl, Ryan in the
chair. The meeting opened with
prayer, and the minutes as read were
adopted. One bag of literature had
been sent to Missions. The treasur-
er's report showed a balance of $79.-
14. Correspondence was read and
discussed. Members are asked to
bring in good used clothing which
will be sent to the needy, also can-
celled stamps, to be sent to 11/fissions.
Flowers are to be bought for the
Altars for Easter, and a donation
made to our spiritual advisor, Rev.
J. J. :MeCowell. Final arrangements
were made for the Easter dance to.
be held on April 14. Mrs. Albert Cro-
nin •and Mrs. Angus Kennedy, are to
audit the books for the yeax'. Mrs.
James Carlin, Mrs. John Moylan, and
Mrs, Mich. Murray were appointed
as a nominating committee. Mrs.
Mich. Murray gave a very instructive
reading. A vote of thanks was proved
to Mrs, Murray, also to Mrs. Ken-
nedy for the use of her home. The
meeting closed with prayer. Lunch
was then served and a social time
spent.
Progressive Euchre
And Lost IT:'11
Walton Community Hall
Wednesday, March 19
Lunch will be served and a short
musical program will be presented.
Sponsored by Library Board
Adm. Adults •toe. Children 20e
Ladies please bring sandwiches
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RESERVE
APRIL 16th
DANCE
Dublin Parish Hall
Altar Society
Hullett Branch of the Feder-
ation of Agriculture
Card Party & Dance
Community Hall, Londesboro
Friday, March 21st
Cards until 10 o'clock.
Dancing to the music of Pierce's
Orchestra. Lunch counter in Hell.
Admission Inc
St. Patrick's Night
fit
Looby's Hall, DUBLIN
MONDAY, MAR. 17
Mni d,,c h's N. w & Old Time Orth.
KIPPEN EAST
The March meeting of Kippen
Hast W. I. will be held in S. S. #2
school on Wednesday evening, Mar.
1;e at ":30. Miss Helen Turner will
be hostess and the members of the
Staffa W. L will be guests at this
meeting. Roll call, "If I were a shut-
in I would like to be remembered
by". Staffa W. L will present a half
Motu' pregratn. Lantern slides will he
shown. Miss Stott, Home Econom-
ist, will be present. The topic will be
given he Mr. W. 1'. Roberts.
HULLETT
On March 10th the Fireside Farm
Forum met at the hone of Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Anderson with 27 pre-
sent. The topic was on the farmers
customers. At present the United
States offers the best market for all
Canadian farm products except
wheat. We should buy from the
country to which we wish to export,
always exporting first class goods.
Farmers should try to cater to the
wishes of their customers by produc-
ing and exporting the type of prod-
ucts which are desired, for example,
lean bacon to Britain, The prize win-
ners were, most .gatnes, Mrs. George
Carter and Jim Howatt; lone hands,
Mrs, George Carter and Art Hog-
gart; consolation Mrs. Bert Hog-
gart and William Jewitt. The group
meets next week at the home of IVIr,
and Mrs. George Addison.
WALTON
The organization meeting' of the
Cranbrook Happy Floers Garden Chili
was held in Cranbrook hall on Mor,
8, The following officers were elect-
ed. Pres„ Ann Steffler; 'Vice Pres.,
Mtudne Smalldon; Secretary, Helen
Knight; Pianist, Karen '.Machan;
Press and Radio reporter, Mona
Clarke.
VARNA
Lenten services are being held in
the Varna and Goshen United
Church on Wednesday evenings.
The members of L,O,L. 1035 paid
a visit to the lodge at Greenway on
Friday evening last.
The young people of the United
Church suet on Monday evening of
this week and reorganized a X.P.S.
Pres., Ivan MoOlymont; Vice Pres.,
Marilyn Rowson; Sec'y, Margery
Webster Treas.; Frank Hill; Pianist,
Sheila -Soper; Assistant, Lola Chuter;
Stewardship Convenor, Jean Pitt;
Citizenship Convenor, Margaret Mc-
Clynlont; Missionary Convenor, Joyce
Webster; Recreation Convenor, Ruth
Clarke.
BORN
RYAN --At Scott Memorial Hospital, on Mar.
Oth. to Mr. and Mrs. Mantde0 Ryan, Ril
3 Dublin. a sou
DONALD -Mr, anti Mrs. II. J. Donald !Marl
Jamieson) Stifle College, Pa announce
the arrival of their Ann, Robert Jamey, et
Bellefonte Hospital, Mareh 10. 1952
SPECIALS
We have a .few to -ft Packers left from
last fall delivery, These con be purchased
now at old prices.
Aloe- --le-ft. Spring Tooth Cultivators.
Will have Tractor Spreaders and Disc
Harrows arriving April 1st.
Order Now and avoid disappointment
V. J. LANE
FLEURY -BISSELL ACT.
Seaforth RR 5
Phone 46-12 Dublin
09.15@9t
Auspices Seafoxth Branch Canadian Legion
18 Games $1.00. - - Al! Cash Every Bingo
FRIDAY, MARCH 21st
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Doors open 8 p.m. First game 9 p.m. Admission $1.00
Three Special Games $15 - $25 - $50
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FowlerJarnes
as Add® i iles"
in a series of test runs it has been proven
that if your car is in fair running condition the
FOWLER -JAMES "ADD -MILES" can save up to
1/3 of the gas normally used.
What a Difference
It Makes !
We have also found that
the pick-up of the car is not
altered in any way.
The starting of the car is normal or better in
any kind of weather. We guarantee you a saving
up to 25 % of gas. If not satisfactory we will
refund your money.
Priced $4 - $7. Write for information.
FOWLER -JAMES "ADD -MILES"
Mitchell, Ontario, or
159 Catherine St. W., Hamilton, Ont.
PHONE 141, MITCHELL
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ST. COLUMBAN
The regular meeting of the Tuck-
c'r-sit`•, Ladies' Club was held at the
11 rile of Mrs. E. O'Brien on Wednes-
•lr,lr. March o with a good attendance,
The Ineetimr was opened in the usual
manner. Roll 0)x11 was answered with
an Irish joke. Mrs. G. Crich and Mrs.
1•', C;'P,!'ien were the winners. Sever-
,' -_"flee topics were discussed.
Two ntirrorr, have been purchased
and donated to Clinton Public Hos-
pit:;l in the past -month. Mrs. Les
La.r:'0l1 conducted a contest. Mrs,
O'Brien, Mrs, F. Walters and Mrs.
Walter Pepper gave readings. Mrs.
'Roberts' little granddaughter, Mas'i-
lyn Metcalf of Alberta favored us
with a tap dance. The meeting was
closed with the Homemakers' prayer.
A -delicious lunch was served ny the
hostess and tate members of group 2.
The April meeting will be in charge
of. rrnup 3. Roll call to he answered
with "A cure for the Blues". A pen-
alty of 5 cents will he imposed on all
those who answer "present" so get
your cure ready.
The London Road Club have ex-
termed an invitation to the Ladies'
Club to attend a card party and
dance to be held in Stanley School
on Friday evening, March 21. Keep
this date in mind,.
The local hockey club deserves a
pat on the back for the wonderful
game they played against the 13th of
Hullet in Blyth Arena last Friday
night. considering tremendous odds
against them they held the score
down to -1-11 for Hullett.
We, the St:. Columban School
children are having oursecond mi-
med penny s'ile on March 21. in the
Munich Hall. Imagine being able to
get-emethine, beautiful and useful,
11-, this nee, fm• just a penny: ('o+r:e
and bring your friend:. 'Watch tl i=
papet. nest week for fuller d tail-
about Our fenny Sale,
Contract Barley
We arty again contracting
acreage for the Canada Malt-
ing Co.
Seed will be available at pin'
warehouse.
Seafcirth Fa>omlers Co op
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