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DIRECTORS:
Chris. Leonhrdt, Brodhagen; E. J.
Trewartha, Clinton; Alex Broadfoot,
R.R. f, Seaforth; :Alexander. McEwing,
R iL 1, BW$ th; Frank McGregor, R.R.
5, Clinton; Hugh Alexander, R.R. 1,
Walton; Thomas Moylan, R.R. 6, Sea -
forth; "Wiliam R. Archibald, R.R. 4,
i3eaaforth; George Leitch, R.R. 1, ..Can-
ton.
AGENTS:
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E. Pepper, Brucefield; J. E. Prueter,
Brodhagen; George•'A, Watt, Blyth.
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B y Scoirte.' JJ he Wednesday even-
#igjneethlg of the Scouts was. open-
Vii, with' flag break, followed1i'y Secut
Silence and the repeating' of the
$coilts' Promise. Inspection followed
and a game of loap-frog was played.
Then a study period of signalling fol-
lowed. The meeting was closed by
Scout silence with the Moose Patrol
being in the lead. -
Girl Guides Hold Meeting. — The
first Seaforth Company of the Girl
Guides opened their weekly meeting
with the second patrol in charge, by
breaking the flag and singing ;'.O Can-
ada:: Roll call was thew taken -with
only one member absent. Fifteen
minutes were given to the study of
the Morse Code by the different
patrols. Donna Watson passed her
final Tenderfoot test and is now 1'eadY
to be enrolled. Klames were/Alen
,played„ with Eleanor Weaverening
the geography teat and tie second
patrol winbitng another. The meet-
ing closed by lowering the flag and
singing "God Savo the ging."
Northside Y. P. S. Meets: ---The reg
ular meeting of the T.P.S. of North -
aide United Church viae held on Tues-
day last. The meeting opened with
the hymn, "Tell Me the Stories. of
Jesus," followed by' the Lord's• Pray-
er. The roll was called with nineteen
present. The hymn, "Unto the Hills"
was sung. Annie Dunlop read the
:scripture and Lorna Dale read a
poem. Rev. H. V. Workman. gave an
interesting account of his experienc-
es as missionary in the Canadian
West. The meeting closed with the
hymn., "I Ann So Glad That Jesus
Loves Me" and the . Mizpah benedic-
tion.,
Churches
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First • Presbyterian Church. -Sunday
School rit 11) 'a.m.; morning subject,
11 a.m.. •:Mission Work in India;" 7
pm.. evening subject, "Life and Cue -
toms' of the People of India and Hos-
pital Work in India ' illustrated by
Moving pictures. ,Dr: 'life. R. Quinn,
B.A., returned missionary from, India,
'4E1 be the guest speaker at both 'ear -
vices; •evening Service in charge of
4ba-Y :S: -Midweek •meeting: -Thum.
day at 8 p.m. -Rev. Hugh Jack, Min-
ister. •
Northside 'United Chgeoh.—Rev. H.
V.
Workman,. Minister: 11
"'Protection, From. Insidious Enemies'";
2.30 p.m. Sunday School: 7 p.m., "'A
Steady and • linfailing Fellows+hip."
Thursday, 7.45 p.in., Prayer Service.
.Welcome, to these services.
St. Thomas' Church.—Rector, Rev,
Dr. Hurford: 11 a.m., "Three Ques-
tions"; 7 p.m., "Praying For Our Lov-
ed Ones." •Sunday,School at 10 a.m.
St. Mary's Church, Dublin. —• '2.25
,p.m., Sunday School; 3 leve, "Three
Questions." '
Elea' Sodality Officers. --The open-
ing meeting of St. Jane's' 'Sodality
was _held on Sunday, Jan. 23rd,.. for
election of officers. 'The 'president,
Miss Joan Devereaux,' pr'eafded. ' Af-
ter the treasurer's reiiort, which was
read by Isabel Flannigan, the presi-
dent gave an interesting .outline of
the year's activities. 'After a short
talk by Mother Remigius, the meet-
ing' was adrjourned. Officers were re-
elected for 1944 as follows: Spiritual
advisor, Rev. 'Father Hussey; presi-
dent, Miss Joan Devereaux; vice-pres-
ident, Frances' Matthews; secretary,
Betty Bannon; treasurer, Isabel
Flannigan; consulators', Isabel Ander-
son and Madeline Fortune; librarians,'
Mary. M. Cleary and Alice McIver;
sacristan, Anne Eckert; choristers,
Adrienne Bannon ' and Mary.;. Ryan;
conveners of social activities, Cather-
ine Laudenbaoh and' Pauline Mat-
thews; organist, Mrs. Frank 'Dev-
ereaux.
Presbyterian Senior Auxiliary Holds
Meeting.—Tile Senior Auxiliary of the
W.M.S. of First Presbyterian Church
held its first meetingof the year oa
Tuesday, Jan. 25th. '1Vlr'fe, Wm. Free-
man, presidenfw; opened the meeting
with prayer and conducted the busi-
ness. Mrs. Neil Gillespie gave the
current events: Interesting comments
were given by the variocia seeretar-
ies on reports given at the annual
meeting in Clinton, one being on the
report by the Presbyterial Home
Helpers Secretary in reference to the
many years of .faithful service given
to that department by Mrs. Lena
Davis. The -theme of the worship
service,""which was opened by Mrs.
Freeman, was "Help Me, 0 Lard, to
be worthy of peace and to work for
Thy victory." Prayers were given by
Mrs. T. Riekell, Mrs, Lena Davis, Mrs.
Wm. McLaren," Mrs. Agnes MacTav-
islh and Mrs. Wm. Drover, and Bible
reading by Mrs. Charles Brodie. The
topic, 'British Guiana,"was Aitken
;by 'Mrs. 1"Geith. McLe"an..
--: i3arbara Kirkman Auxiliary. lPf e'W.
—The Barbara Kirkman Annulary bf
First Presbyterian Church held their
January meeting 'bn 'Truesuday evening.
At six -thirty the members and their
gtiet _"enioyed a most delleiousl pot•
pluck supper. After the sttt►tier the
'distal meeting wes herd. The .proal-
ant, Mrs. Reg. Kerslake, eandueted
ilii nbening etereisee and btieines�s:
wars to o62220 ' faro- thu' Auxi
'' T1rhbute was paid by the •presi-1
enc to i to e" Cis L " d. Ill eidr *lib''
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At Sea-{oitli
Tuesday, Feb. Y st
8.30 P.M., SHARI'
Clinton
"AIR SCHOOL"
— vs.
Seaforth
"BEAVERS"
They're stronger! They're
better!, And filen now on this
Clinton team will be • hard- to
beat. Come expeoting a real
game of hockey, and you won't
be disappointed. '
ADULTS 35c
CHILDREN 15e
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Service Men in Uniform....25c
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Helpers departments, Mrs. M. C.
Milliken, convener of the Dorothy
Douglas group, occupied 'the• chair
while the program was .given, Mrs.
Manson- read the .scripture lesson ;
Mrs. H. R. Scott gave the Glad Tid-
ings prayer, and Miss Norma Jeffrey
the current events, Mies Marian
Mason gave a• very delightful solo -
The topic, the first of the studyser-
ies, Was written by Mrs. John E.
Daley and read by Mrs. F. W. Wigg.
It told of the early history of British
Guiana, its marvellous productions,
the climate, the various nationalities
that lived within its boundaries and
the early missionary. work.
Died in Toronto.—George E. Fergu-
son, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Robert 'IL Ferguson; 'ilea Sunday,
January 23rd, at his , residence, • Baby
Point Road, Toronto. He, was born
in Walton, Ont., 65 years ago and re-
sided there until he moved to Toron-
to in 1912. He was a member of the
firm of Corbett, Henderson & Arm-
• strong, Union Stock Yards. For over
40 years Mr. Ferguson had been a
livestock• dealer, and was past presi-
dent of the Torpnto Livestock Ex-
change: He. -was also a past presi-
dent of, the Hueen Old Boys' Associa-
tion. tie belonged to the Orange or-
der and•at his death was on the board
of managers of Victoria 'Presbyterian
Church; of 'which he was a veined
member. He was • married in 1912 to
Miss Margaret Brown, • of.. -Brussels.
Surviving are his widow, a daughter,,
Jean Elder '.Ferguson; a son, Lieut„
Russell B. Ferguson, R.C.A., repent
ly reported wounded in Italy„ and, two
EUCHRE AND DANCE
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WINTHROP, HALL
FRIDAY, JANUARY 28th
Under the auspices of Winthrop
Red Cross Unit
ADULTS' 25c GOOD • MUSIC
Ladies please bring Lunch.
W. J. CLEARY
Seaforth, Ont.
LICENSED EMBALMER
AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Night or Day Calls -335.
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BRA Y CHICK
Does theTrick!
'Bray Chicks are real money -
Makers. I can prove it Place
your order herb. 100%' i e l de-
livery guarantied•
Wm. Stapleton - Dublin
Alvin W. Kerslake - Hensel!
FOR SALE
7-Roem house, good basement,
lights, hard and soft water. Garage
on property. .In • good state of repair.
Situated on George Street. , A good
buy. Irhmediate possession,,,
6 -Room house, basement; flights,
hard anii•soft *ater� Garage._. Looat-
e-Eon-East William St Worth invest-
igating
7 -Room hoose, furnace, lights,' town
Veatrr. Oi'i 'North Main Street.
Farms For Sale
. 160 acres, With lid}iso, and barn;
good land, 4 'fells. 01ii `:No. • 8 ITigh-
way. Well sfttiated. • .
100" acres, Matinee; brick h(51ise,
,bank barn, good clay 'loam;, well uii-
derdraitted, - Conveniently --located.
• 50 aeries, grass fa'rin, all seeded. A
;goo .piece of land. Close to Dublin,
•'!+lull ample etc sly of water.
E C. CIIAMBERLAIN
8eaoor<th, OnL,
fN8U PAN AND 'REAL ESTATE
Phan Wit Olfine S84; 11144, E itv
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�1taheld'exal aaideno$'tl"__:
day''; iftergUO14 ' erviee heiff re:,con-
ducted by ,dint piistor, Rear; • Mr,,.Mc•
Kay, ass$sted et 'the grave a y Rey.
It A. Gra' •tMei ,a-efprmer alii$tister :at
Walton. ' Bate neat Was madellit Park
Lawn Cemetery; TJ,e pallbearera were
five members of the Livestock Ex-,
change,' which was closed for the'
hour of service: Messrs. Gourlie,
Devlin, Quinn, Galloway and Arm-
strong and Mr. R. A. Zimmer. As a
young man, lift‘. 'Ferguson was keenly'
interested in athletics and he was a
member of the. Old Seaforth Huron
football team. The friends and as,
sociates of -those .days be, never for-
got, and although he had been a resi-
dent of Toronto for over thirty years,
his interest .iri this old home and
county was always maintained, and
ibis frequent visits kept him in close
touch with old friends, as well as
with a much larger circle of ,business
associates. Be had been in poor
health for !Owe time,' but was still
able., to devote considerabletime to
Itis extensive business. The •shock,
however, of the news of the wound-
ing of his. son In Italy, proved too
much for hire. Mr. Ferguson's genial,
wholesome and kindly personality
Will long be remembered, and his
death deeply regretted by many here.
Mae Lane Auxiliary Elects Officers.
—The January meeting of the Mae
Lane Auxiliary was !held on Tuesday
evening, Jan- 25th, at the home of
Miss Winnie Savauge. Mrs- B. Chris-
tie, 1st vice-president, opened the
meeting by. reading a poem, ."Today
We Are Friends:!' The hymn, "Take
My Life and Let It•Be," wan sung and,
prayers were offered by Mrs,- P. B.
Moffat and, Vera Mole. Following the
singing of the National Anthem, Mrs.
F. J. Bechely, the president, then took
charge. The minutes of the Decem-
ber meeting were read by the secre-
tary, Miss Emily Lester. Annual re-
ports were given by the various secre-
taries, after 'which Rev. Mr-: Workman
installed the new officers tor the
year. Miss Fennell, captain of Cir-
cle 1, conductedthe remainder of the
meeting. The hymn, "Softly and Ten-
derly Jesus is Galling" was sung and
Mrs. E. H. Close led in •prayer. The
scripture reading, Psalm .91, was, tak-
en by Mrs. Ross Savauge.. 'Miss Em-
ily Lester very ably gave the topic
and chose as her -subject the second
chapter'••of the ' study book dealing
it-le-•'Healtif ani proved; very! --Inter
eating: ' "What ,a, Friend We Have in
Jesus" •wiz$• sung and the meeting
closed by repeating the 'Mizp"ah bene-
diction. A deticiocis lunch was then
served• by the two losing 'circles of
1943. A special feature "of the even-',
ing was a birthday cake donated by,
one of the members, Mrs: E. C. Cham-
ber'ain, on the•'oecasion of. the thir-
teenth
hinteenth birthday of the 'Mae Lane Aua-
iliary. Officers •forrthe new years are
as follows.: • Honorary 'President, Mrs.
H. V. Workmen; past president, Miss
R. Fennell; president; Mrs. F. 'J.
Bechely; 1st vice''lires:; Mr's. • B. F.
'Christie;' 2nd vice press, Mrs. E. 13.
•Goud•ie; • 3rd vice-pt-ees., • Mrs. R. Sav-
auge; recording secretary;' Miss E.
.Lester; Corresponding -secretary,' Mrs,'
Bradshaw;.•• treasurer, Mise ---W. Sav-J
auge; ;assist.• treas'urer;': 'Misr John-
wton;., Christian• Stewardship sec., Mrs.
R. Savauge';• Temfperanee • Sec., Mrs.
H.. Snell; Missioi%ary Monthly sec.,
Mrs. E.: C. Chamberlain; •Baby „Band
sec., -Mrs: Webster; Literature sec.,
Miss J. McLean; "!'flower • convener,
Mrs. J. Kaiser; pres4`see., Miss Laura
Mole; assist. press -arc., Miss Irene
Workman;. Comnlaniity • Friendship
sec.,. Mrs. E. H. Close••convener of
supply committee; 'Mrs. McLellan;
Mission Band Leader, Mrs. • W. Bar-
ber; social convener, Miss W. Seip;
pianist, Mrs. G. I•Ioggarth; assistant
pianist, Mrs, H. V. Workman; Circle
Captains: Circle 1,'Miss R. Fennell;
Circle 2, Mrs. ;Johnston; Circle 3,
Mrs. A. Whitney; Circle 4, Mrs. P. B.
Moffat.
LOCAL BRIEFS
• Mies Sally I. Wood:, of New York,
was a visitor with friends in town
this week.
• Flying Officer Olt Egmond Bell
and Mrs. Bell and daughter, Toronto,
were guests this week of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Bell. . - .
• Mrs. Ernest Geddes spent a fetibl
days ie.. Belgrave this' week, the guest
of her ,sister-in-law,•• Mrs. Alex .Por-
terfield,
• Mr; William Oke,. -of. Exeter, was
calling on friends in town on mon-
day.
• Mrs. W. B. Golding 'has' returned
from Toronto where She spent a few
days at the home of her daughter -and
son-in-law, Dr. and- • Mrs. T. S. Per-
ratt.
• Mr. C.' M. Smith was 4n Detroit
last week attending the funeral of his
brother, Mr. Ed. Smith, of that city.
• Miss Patsy A'iine Bruggger had
her appendix removed, in Scott 'Mem-
orial Hospital last week.
s Flight Lieutenant...) A... Munn,.,o1
a esexawto,-span he- egbek-end--at•-+
home here.
• Mrs. Margaret Hutton, of Kincar-
dine; is visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Grummett, and
Mr. Grummett.
•
0. Mists Jennie Patterson, of Wal-
ton, is visiting at. the home of her,-
sister, Mre. Robert Rtiiith.
'e AC2. Stewart .'W'igg,..ef _1 ron-
to, is spending a i�avw _ da,_p`e at the
'Norrie of this parents, :Mr, midi Mrs. F.
W. Wigg.
'4 1VCias b'rances bYtlrtuiib, C1V., utf-
derweiit 8; i operatitlii• ilii` dptiendieltlo
bit Scion Meinorialh idsliiial n 111" 14aY
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. *Boa . Loreeu %oL"ii sulci`' • ofd
ttT' 9g,t,rOl0#4 e ' 4tq o ftRwa,t.
sueceag€till~ po sed the: oait i'irtiliiou
fior'-•' Reglete;eed -'lvuriaek at Yi'otoxl'a'
Ho>liitsl, L.11rxdon,, last. week
•p.• Mr A; 1 Er$virl ;aJ' !d Mr 1i Ntliarn•
Q °swan,. of - Bayfield,* were cailt'x g... ttp:
1` ida t i
od free S f r
i1Ct Sea -W(4.94 o I d les ,
r .� , le ��'
• Mi'. 4oh4 Gillies; of Winthrop,
left on Tuesday morning for Owen
Sound
• Miss Maud, Ferguson was in To-,
!onto for a few days owing to,, the
illness, and -death. of her brother,,
Mr. George kl- -Ferguson.
• Mrs. W. 0. Sutherland and. fancily_
have removed to Goderich.
• Mr. and ,Mrs. Fred Beattie,, who
have been - fie guests of Mrs. James
Beattie, have returned to Ottawa.
• Mr. and Mrs. George Israel, Mr -
and Mrs. Ivan Hargreaves, _and • Mrs.
Peter.' Hargreaves, of Toronto, Were.
here on Wednesday attending the
funeral of the late Mrs. T. G.• Shil-
linglaw.
• Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Murray, of
Pittsberg,-Pa:; and Mrs. Chas. Johnson,
of 'Waynesboro, Virginia, -Were"' Otho
guests this week of•Mise Edith David-
son. •
• LAC. Thomas R. Cluff,
Toronto, spent .the week -end with his
father, Mr. A. F.. C1uff,
• Miss Lois Wright, nurse -in train
ing at Guelph General Hospital, was
,a visitor over the week -end at . the
home of her parents, Mr: and Mrs. W.
A. Wright.
• Capt. Paul Brady, M.D.( of Kiska,
and Mrs. ' Brady- visited. friends in
town this seek. •
• Mr. and:Mrs. Frank Cudmore.and
daughter,' "Miss Nancy Of Toronto,
were guests of Mrs.' J. F. Reid, over
the. week -end. ,
• IAC. Jabes MoNairn, R.C.A.F.,
and ,'Mrs, •MeNairn, of Dartmouth,'
Nova, .Scotia, were 'guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Reeves, this week.
• Gunner Alvin Adams, o£ Petaw-
wa, on of Mr. and •Mrs. Fred Atiams,
was a visitor •at the parental home
this week.
CROMARTY
Personals: ' Private Frank Scott
and Mrs. Scott, Camp Borden, with
Mr. and Mrs. John Scott; James
Scott in Toronto;' Leonard Houghton.
has returned from.'•London; Joseph
Speare ' in Harrislton and Toronto
Ross McLellan, Seaforth, with •rola-
•tives here; Cpl. Mary A. Hamilton,
of Aylmer, with Mr. and Mrs, William
-Hamilton;; : -Roy MeC ilioch; in, St
Thomas. •
The Marian Ritchie Auxiliary group
held their monthly meeting at the
,home of Mrs. William Houghton On
Saturday afternoon. It was conduct-
ed by ,the president, Miss Sarah Mc-
Kellar. Fine papers were read by
Mrs. Gordon, Scott, Mrs. Ernie Allen
and .Miss. Lila McCulloch.
• The ' Young People's meeting on
Sunday evening was well attended.
The meeting was conducted by the
president, Robert Hamilton, and; the
topic, "The Bible in the Church," was
taken by Mrs. L. Laing. F .
HIBBERT
The 'Late F. A. Feeney
The death took,place on Wednesday:
of Precis Albert Feeney, in his 51st
year. Mr. 'Feeney bad gone to the'
barn to .do the chores and not feeling
well had returned to's the house and
passed away shortly afterward. He
is survived by his wife, formerly Miss
Katherine Flannigan; and six chil-
dren, also four sister and five bro-
thers, one of whom is Father Feeney,
of London. The funeral will take
place from his late residence, at 9.45
a.m. Friday, to St. ;Patrick's Church,
Dublin. Interment will be made in
St. Patrick's cemetery.
ELIMVILLE
On Wednesday night. Jan, 19th,
W.M.S. and W.A. held a- social even-
ing in the church basement. About
fifty --here present. The president
had charge of the meeting and after
the call to worship all joined in sing-
ing, "Come; Let Us Sing of a Won-
derful Love." Mr. N. q. Clarke read
the Scripture lesson from Matthew
13th chapter, Minutes of the :Decem-
ber Meeting were read and a letter
ef' •thank° •, f rain Mrs. Ed. Jahns ,,:was:
also read. Mr. Horace Delbridge led
in prayer. ' "Tell Me the Stories of
Jesus" was sung. Mrs. E. Skinner
gave the treasure'r's report of the W.
M. S.","1.70.50 bei7ng sent to the Branch
treasurer in 1943. Mrs. Lewy Johns
reported over $9.00 raised by .the
Baby Band last year. ' Rev. Mair then
gave a talk on "The Blessing, of
Health," and Mrs. • Roney followed
with an interesting reading from "Out
of the Overflow." A number by the
male quartette, namely Messrs. Wm:
Johns, Bruce Cooper, Alvin. Pym and
Kenneth Johns was much enjoyed.
Mrs. J. Coward read°a' roeni and Mrs.
R. E. Pooley read "A Thanksgiving
Sermon." Collection amonnting to
0.457-Was7 ditatied—±euiel
'er•4'wo sveJeties. mire, meetirig clos-
ed by singing "Breathe On Me Breath
of • Qod" and :prayejr by Mr, Mair: A
number of contests made entertain
meet until luneh time, which wan a
fitting close to a pleasant evening.
Red Crass Meets
The local ,Red Cros's .unit met,. ot•
•Tueeday:.-eveiiing et last week at Mr.
Gilbert j'ob}ns there were tiienty'
lull' ` pxekeut. 1GIra': `1 . Pori- ohigitfie
and Mapened the Meath g' With alas
• pre n '- fe've'r." 411he . $
PQM 'W- repeated ft.,•.ualsoii• .dhc
Mr. Nthiatar Jolios led lit brapeeThus+.
isLintltea Were read aftd Ii;dbpted,,•attd
'ea"•1 tt • hudlttii"k 'gave :t cit o re, 'fi#t -Pk
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"SWEET ROSIE •O'GRAY" , '
in Technicolor
GEORGEOUJS!• , .HILARIOUS! TUNEFUL! TERRIFIC! ,
,NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
• RICHARD DIX JANE. WYATT
"BUCKSKIN FRONTIER"
Coining "WINTERTIME"
First Show starts each evening at /,:110'p.m.
-MATINEE_EACH SATURDAY AT 2 30.P.M.
nnouncement
G. A. Whitney,oi' the Holmes & Whitney Funeral Service,
Seaforth, Ontario,. wishes to . announce that he has assumed
ownershipof the business and will continue it under his own
name. This Funeral Service was originally "established by
the late S. T. Holmes thirty years ago. His son, the late
Charles 'Holmes, became :associated with his father and
carried on under the name of S. T. Holmes & Son. The same
high standards and friendly, understanding.service that
marked the work'of both the late.S. T. Holmes and the late
Charles Holmes in; Seaforth and district, will be maintained.
G. A. WHITNEY
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE
Sttccessor t� Holmes .fc Whitney
Tel. 119.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO Or Nights &,Holidays �5
the , audit on the treasurer's books.
The unit raised about $507 in 1943.
Business wire- dealt -with next.—The
February meeting will be held at Mr.
R. E. Pooley s and Mr. Lorne Elford
and Mr. andMrs Howard• johns_to
prepare program. Letters to the so-
ci'ety were read by Mrs. Dickey and
Mrs. Garnet ,Johns. Miss 'Ruth Skin-
nerread the quota of sewing and
knitting,'• ' It was decided' tohave a
•
collection of waste paper and paste-,-
hoard
aste-aboard boxes, for salvage, each 'person,
-_ to bring What they have to Pogley'ti
store or t'he' :church • shed ..:by' the
dt February. 'Mrs. . Arthur._; Ru'ndlp
then gave a very interesting paper on;
"Reconstruction." Mrs. Pooley :._read`;
an article, "Army; Padre Saves Men
Under Fire." The meeting; -was clog••+~
ed with singing the National Ain.
them: rF
DON'T MISS VALENTINE TARTY AT
CARDNO'S .HALL :.
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..dFebruaryon� 1
UNDER -;AJ. SPI.GES• OF SEAFORTH WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
Music by Bayfield Palley Five
Dancing 9.80 - 1.30
Floor Manager -George Jordan ,
Lunch Counter, — Door Prize and Novelty Dances
- - - ADMISSION — 40 CENTS
= Farm Machinery
Schools At.
WALTON
JANUARY 27th and 28th
CLINTON
FEBRUARY 3rd and 4th ,:
HENSALL
FEBRUARY 8th ad 9th
-HOURS (each day) -10 AAA'. 4.30. RM.
m A1.1. mer re' eo rd ally in it ti to attend.
JAMES C..SHEARER, !
Agricultural Representative
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