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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1945-03-02, Page 8is r •' �xd cTssessiee,. Alta jisteri. roprictor ° Seafortl- -/ATB A-Vl `til BS OF INS, Ai+,c,e• e '$e mon »ivision CoMnt,y, of Huron Qffiga ;;ia, 'ttiy t}e l�nQm;nioa Bank Build- 4hours : rues - r .lith and tuzday, 1.80 p.m. b � : %aatund`a ev:ening. 1.30 p.m. E, • c. GHAMBEERLAiN - Clerk •ao►a-aaa000.aOo - '4> G. A. WHITNEY 40', Successor to ,p► HOL MES & WHITNEY Funeral Service • a Main Street - Seaforth -0 AMBULANCE SERVICE -0 AAdd3ustable hospital bed for - -0' rent. 0 Agent for Mitchell Nursery .O' Flowers. 0 Telephone 119 0 0 • Nights and Holidays 65 0 ,p O +000-0000000.00 0000-:a00000,0a W J CI FARM 0 0 Seaforth, .ont. 0 0' LICENSED EMBALMER 0 0 AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR O -0 Night or Day Calls -335 0 0 0 -000000000000 0000000;0Oo00 40' J. A. BURKE o Funeral Service .. O •0 DUBLIN : ONT. O -0 Night or day calls: Phone 43. r 11 0 04©00000°0000 SPENCE'S PRODUCE GOVERNMENT REGISTERED . . EGG GRADING STATION Highest Cash Prices ikaid For ' Eggs and Poultry Phone 170-W, -Seaforth CEMETERY MEMORIALS Large Stock .of Modern Mem- orials;:on, Display .at. our SEAFORTH SHOWROOMS For the .00nvenieuce • of our patrons', office w311' be open on Tuesdays. „Open by, .appoint- iment at any other time. See Dr: Harburn next "door. Cunninm' gha& Pryde Clinton •' Exeter Seaforth Phone 41 a iati9 hed + e ax it ' ;hist ict ;�i,414,t1 a', i x ,•�_Ke :held QXX exda R1:14U in Nnr be i t, ,c ` b i+cSl ' Mamie. A aPeetal in-. tliM ?s ,elEten4ied• to the ml:niet,ers' uv'Ives„ . The Tal. -)01.‘' is to be given by v, W:: J, 4tt011.: W. 1; .'Hotta Euchre. -The SclaJoi•tb `Woman's Institute held a very suc- cessful euchre on Thursday evening, Fob. 22nd; at the home of Mr. and Mrs Cecil Oke. 'There were 17 tables in play. Prize winners.were: tidies' 1st, Mrs. Charles Eyre; lone hands, Mrs.-WW'llliam Kerr; consolat'on, Mrs.. Hugh 'Chesney; men's•'lxt„ Mr. Casey Way; lane hands, Mr. W. J. Finni- gan; consolation, Mr. Ernie Stevens. Lunch was served by the Institute members. • THE`V'ICKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE ,CO'Y. *MAO OFFICE - SEAFORTH, ONT. OFFICERS: W. R. Archibald, Seaforth - Pres. I"F; McGregor, Clinton - Vice -Pres. Merton A. Reid, Seaforth - Manager and Secretary -Treasurer: DIRECTORS: Olds. Leonhardt, Brodhagen; E. J. ¶rreewartha„-'Clinton; Alex Broadfoot, Iri.R. 3; Seaforth; Alexander McEwing, 1a R. 1, Blyth Frank McGregor, R.R. 15, Clinton; .Hugh Alexander, R.R. 1, Walton; : William R. Archibald, R.R. 4 Seaforth; George Leitch, R.R. 1, Clinton; John L. Malone, R.R. 5, Sea - forth. AGENTS: Finlay McKercher, R.$. 1, 'Dublin; E. Pepper, Brucefield; J. E. Prueter, Brodliagen; George A. Watt, Blyth. You are invited to inspect the BOND - TAI LOR'ED-TO-M EASU R E SUITS AND OVERCOATS FOR LADIES AND GE TLEMVIEN IN 7 PRICE RANGES I' to Van SOLD ONLY F..IE'S tt ' erd to fit,. clsallge, -f E YtXa- tx't 11, • Girl Guides Meet.—The meeting of the Girl Guides opened with "0 Can- ada.” The Third 'Patrol was the col- or party. Ten Girl Guides answered the roll call.. How about a larger at- tendance next week? Inspection was followed by a study period, during which most of the ,Guides who have not their second class, studied the Morse Code. A game, Ack-Ack, was played, and the meeting closed with Taps, "God Save the King," and "Gee! I'm Glad I'm a Girl Guide." Brownies Pass Tests.—On Wednes- day of this week, the Brownies pass- ed two tests at the homes of Mem- bers of the Seaforth Girl Guide As- sociation. Mrs. W. R. Shaw took charge of the handicraft tests in which the following were successfuy.: Dorothy Eckert, Frances Eckert, Judy Eekert, Patsy Hawkins, Joan Hawk- ins, Barbara Hillis, Joan Hunter; Kar- en Kidd, Marilyn Kling, Peggy Lou Matthews, Mary Lou Ruston and Mary Frances: Schultz. The Recruit tests were successfully passed by Beulah Bradburn, Marilyn Butt, Marian Dick, Margaret Grummett, Marion Lauden- bach and Sheila McFaddin, under the direction of Mrs. H. G. Meir. ' Northside. United. Church—Rev. H. V. Workman, Minister: 11 a.m.;' "Christ, the Incarnate Patience of God"; 3 p.m., Sunday School; 7 p.m., Rev. J. E. Hogg, D.D., "George. Mathe- son's Best Known Hymn." "Fireside Hour" arranged ,qty Y. P. Union. Thursday, 7.45, Prayer Service.. First Presbyterian Church -10 a,m., The Sunday. School will meet; 11 a.m., Publis Worship, "How Shall I Know?"; 7 p.m., Public Worship, Fac- ing the Facts, , {3) "The Fact of Christ." Thursday evening at 8 p.m., Midweek Service.—Rev. R. H. Wil- liams, Minister. Anglican.—March 4th, Third Sun- day in- Lent: St. Thomas', Seaforth —10 a.m. Sunday Sehool; 11 a,m., Holy Communion and sermon, "Swept and Garnished"; .2 p.m., Bible Class; 7 p.m:, Evening Prayer and sermon, "Whosoever: Shall Humble Himself," St. Mary's, Dublin. -2..30 p.m., Sun- day -School; 3 p.m., Church service, "Swept and Garnished." Wednesday, March 7th, 8 p.m., Lenten week night service at St. Thomas' Church.—The Rector, Rev. C. F. L. Gilbert, B.A., at all services. Mae Lane Auxiliary Meets. — The February; meeting of the Mae Lane Auxiliary of Northside United Church was held on Tuesday evening at the home of :Mrs. E. C. Chamberlain. Mrs. E. B. Goudie opened the• meeting by reading a poem,. "Thy • Kingdom Come." After singing the hymn, "Where Cross the Crowded Ways of Life," prayers were offered by Mrs. Ross Savauge and -Mrs. 'Helmer Snell. The National Anthem was then sung. Mrs. F. J. Bechely, the president, took the chair and the minutes of the Jan- uary meeting were read and adopted as Correct by the secretary, Mrs. Johnston. Following the discussion period Mrs. James Scott. Captain of Circle 2, took 'charge. "0 God • of Bethel" was • sung and Mfs. A. Wel: don offered prayer. The scripture les- son found in Luke I; . was read by Mrs. E. H. Close- Mrs. James A. Stewart delighted the audience with a sold, "Four -Leaf Clover," accompan- ied bby Miss W. Savauge. The topic• for the evening was taken from 'the study book and was ably given by Mrs. Wm. Bradshaw and was much enjoyed: The, closing hymn, "Now God Be With, Us For the Night is Closing;" was sung and the meeting. closed by repeating the Mizpah bene- diction. A social hour followed and a delic}oue lunch was enjoyed by all. The March, meeting willbe held, at the house of Mrs. G. A. Whitney. Meeting of Senior Auxiliary of W. M. S.—The Senior Auxiliary of the Women's Missionary Society met in First Presbyterian Church on Tues- day, •Feb. 22nd. Mrs. W. Freeman, the president. opened the • meeting with prayer, followed by the reading of a poem, the theme of which was, "And Did You Think To Pray?" Re- ports were given by the secretary and treasurer and other business dis- cussed. Regret was felt that Mrs. Gillespie found it necessary to dis- continue the' selecting of Current eV eats, which, duty she performed ,so ef- ficiently. Mrs. Wm.' McLaren's group was responsible for the program, M>;s, McLaren gave a prayer; Mrs: Chas. Aberhart, the Bible .reading, and a hymn chosen by Mrs. J. F. Reid was read by Mrs. McLaren, Mrs. Harry Stewart gave an interesting reading of the second chapter of' the study book. 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C:H.E - •. , • ': with, ,.041 IEi�(;, p Nb• IOHNSTON The. yeith, ,o .wht,,, and s40,Hiest musical, C.1 t?. j � 94. 99 �.,:�� • lVTT1GETS ..:. y • M ,,j] Admission ,(Admission 4'.e :nil iiC _Chanel. p ;4` 'Ilyday, afternoon at, two ? ,, . _ , ..., o clock, afd,n;;''interment will tie made in the ta,?)? ly Piot in Maitlandbank cemetery, •` �;. mendville spent the Week -dud. i +. p_.... b n 1.4.. -MONDAY: trait.,'UESD • Mr. Harry Pretty underwent 'u operation .on Saturday Morning ,in Scott. 'Memorial Hospital, - . Y,NES QA '. TWO FEATi•IiIRES RANpot-PH SCOTT . NOAH BEERY, Jr. • cc H " . . . G , ,O • Death' of James Robb..—The tragic death of Mr. James Robb, which oc- curred in Scott Memorial Hospital on Wednesday, came as a great shock ' : °� °' Nortflsic. Y, P. S.—The regttiar meeting o ,rthe Northside . P. la was h'e1ii :,A,n Tuesday evening, Feb. o 'Reeve Arthur Nicholson and,;,:. Messrs, Harold, Jecko.n and Edwin P. Chesney, of Tuckersmith; are . in Tom• route this week attending the 'Good 4ioads. Convention. '� • The story of Carls'on's 'Makin 'Island Raiders, AlsoLEAN 'ERROL• GRACE. MacDONALD cc FIAT ', FIAT CHECK 'HONEY „ to the citizens of Seaforth ••and sur- rounding country where he was so well and favorably known. At noon on Tuesday Mr. Robb and his sister were found unconscious in their home on West William Street, from the effects of furnace 'coal gas, and in-- mediately removed to Scott Memorial 27th, at 8 ` i.m. - The meting opened • ,Mr. and Mrs. 'Oscar Pelkar and by singing,'"Lead On, Oh King Eter- Elaine, of Corrie, and +Mr., Fred Bart- nal," fgllowed•by the Lord's. Prayer in man, of Rosetown, Sask.,' visited••on' unison. The minutes were read and'Wednesday last with Mr. and Mrs.- the roll call answered and the. offer- Charles' Felker, ing reeeive4.:' Maxine Lawrence took ' . • Mr. W. J. Bell, of Toronto over the nsring, and Hymn 181, "O 1 , rpent Master Let :Me Walk With Thee" the week crit with 'hiss, nether, Mrs,. R, P. Bell. -Followed by Scripture by NEXT THURSDAY FRIDAY, SATURDAY ' y JIMMY"LYIDEN OLIVE BLAKEN.EY " HENRY ALDRICH, .^--BOY SCOTT " Also B TTY RH>O'DES" JOHI NIE JOHNSTON , `• cc , ; CAN'T RATION LOVE,• Hospital, where he died the follow- ing morning. Mr. Robb was a son of the late Hugh Robb, one of the pioneer. business men of Harpurhey, where he was born 83 years ago. For was sung; .Don Hillis and prayer by Edith Blau- chard. There were two contests, and a reading b Janie Moffat. The�neet- X- ing closed ,by singing Hymn 43, "Day Dying in West," repeating •• Lieut. Geraldine Major; who been with Lieut. Simsi at the Saliva. tion Armyhere for plat four months, is leaving ort' olid y- ztrext `for Indian Head, Sask., where she will - f ' CO i g — "THIS IS THE 'ARMY" - - some years he was engaged with hisis father and brothers in the store and packing plant business in ;Harpurhey the and the 'Mizpah benediction. • ° , be stationed. • Pte. Lawrence Schotts, of Lan- don, spent • the week -end with his landbank cemetery at Seaforth, with, the Rev. Mr. Burton officiating. The on Friday evening, also a draw for a' quilt will be made, proceeds for the• where he engaged in carpentering. when that was a thriving vil-,Many lage. Later he moved to Seaforth and contracting, but for twenty years more he had'Iived retired. In his boyhood Mr. Robb suffered an illness that completely deprived him of his hearing, but he was a strong, robust Man and one who took a keen inter- est in local and world affairs. As a young man he was a well known ath- lete, and was, a member of the Sea -What fortla team International hose firemen tra a atwon Port Clailfi's Former' Moncton Boy. _Many friends in Moncton and throughout"the Maritime Provinces will learn with deep sorrow of 'the death in. Toronto on Feb. 21st, ,of Harry C. Brown, electrical engineer, and well-known Moncton' boy. HeAnd passed away"in St. •'Michael's Hospi tal, Toronto; following a brief illness: Deceased was a son of j<„he late Mr. and Mrs. James E. Brown, Welton st:, aIld^ his death was the first b in that •falniiy. He was: a graduateof of St. Francis Xavier University, uncle... and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Felker. • Miss Elizabeth MacDonald, of Lucknow, was .a week -end, guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith. ' • Lance -Cpl. W: A. Hod'gert, of Nanaimo, B.C., is spending a week's leave at the home of his mother,'IVIrs. Thos. R. Hodgert, in , Tuckersmith: •, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Scott and family, of McKillop, spent the week- eat in Brantford. FL• Pett Officer Melvin• Merriam, Halifax, has been promoted to Chief Petty Officer, pallbearers were six nephews: Joseph Riley, Frank 'Riley, William --:Riley, Bert Riley, Austin Dolmage and Sid- hey Doimage. They met tonight the 'one who closed his eyes •To the pain forever and the woe, the one who found the splendour In those mansions long, long years ago. will they say, when first they: meet', of Or ,will a silence take the place •words? •tug Red Cross. Mr. Jim Robinson returned from. London 'on Monday and intends mak- ing some changes in, his restaurant and 'food shop service, . Show Moving Pictures • The Stanley Township branch ' of the, Federation of Agriculture field two moving -talking picture shows in the Town Hall on Tuesday, the after noon for the school children of sev- eral nearby schools, and in the eve ping for the public. Many interest- films were shown of the building by Antigouish, and Of McGill Uni- third Lclass. Will she who went' first ask for those of the great Alaskan Highway Canada Su ar Coal IDEAL FOR THE JOB f Drder Now•.. • E• L. BOX PHONE 43 .1V.S., versity, Montreal. He was a veteran of -the First•'Great War, serving over- seas with, '.the McGill Engineering Unit and attained the rank of Cap- tain, Following his return :from av, erseas he served for many years with• the International Paper Compan as Y chief electrical engineer ..and super- vised the erection of -the Corierbrook and Dalhousie' plants • of that con-- pany. Recently he has been employ- ed by the Crossett Paper 'Mill of ••Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cudmore and she left behind, Those whom she loved so well,• daughter, Miss Nancy, of, Toronto, Or will he, and Miss. Barbara Reid, of Stratford, new to heav•en's repose,g spentQuestion of a•11 its meaning, who -can • the week -end with Mrs, J. F. tell. .Reid. , • - -`: •-• - • Mrs. George Hill, of Toronto, She went long ago, and he tonight spent last week with Mr: and Mrs. Took that long journey far across the R. H. Sproat. , tide a Miss Betty Wilson, of Bay City, The 've met, and in meeting this .I Mich., was- a week -end guest of Dr.was and Mrs. J. A. Munn"' They 'both are satisfied. •• Mrs. Harry Brown, of - Arkansas, —In loving memory by their d'augh- r, Mrs, Robert Grfmoldby, and the United States, also of the Rocky :Mountains, mining de - velapments and others. Mr. George Reid, of Varna, was chairman, Mr. Murray Grainger gave a talk on. titre objecta ''and. working of the Federa- tion. Four songs were sung' during the evening by the girls of Baylfleld school,. with^ their teacher, Mr' John- Bates, at the piano. The program closed' with the National Anthem_ All enjoyed a pleasant evening, ' Crossett, Arkansas, in charge of their is the' guest of her -aunt, Miss'Wat= ,te• "` post-war, planning. He is survived by son, ... •• Mr. Mrs. W. J. Cleary FERTILIZE 'ILIZE t his wife; Marion Watson Brown, and and and ' Stag E 1uchreC six' brothers and two sisters, who re- side in the Maritime Provinces, •His - sons, Patrick and Billy, ^were in Lon • /lop Sunday to meet their •son, TO. HAYFIELD Ja'ines Cleary, who sra sed and s • Sponsored• by the •Canadian funeral was held in 'Moncton, N.B., 'on S'ataialay -:: Feb. 24th. (From the Monct. n Times). 9 .E. ,has returned from overseas owing to. a leg injury. Cpl Grant, Turner,. of Halifax, spent He had been _serving with' the 8th •,a week's leave •with his wife and son, 'Army in Italy. - Seed -,horn: Legion, No. 156 'FRIDAY, MARCH 2nd IN THE LEGION ROOMS * in the Post Offce Barbara -Kirkman Auxiliary Meets. —The February meeting of the Bar- •bara Kirkman Auxiliary of First Presbyterian `Church was held Tues- ,day even•;ng.' The business part of g .- as ,conducted bythe the meetin wup president, Mrs.aE,W. A. Wright; and 'Miss • Teddy, and returned for duty on Sun - • Mrs. T.. D. Sills and Mr.. and day last. Mrs. F, S. Sills. were in London vis- Mr. Fred Turner, of Goderich, spent iting Mr. T. D. Sills,' who is ill in the week -end in the -village with his Westminster Hospital. son, Cpl. Grant and Mrs. Turner, - • Mr. and Mrs: Thomas McAdam, ., Mrs. Ed. Sturgeon,' who has been o :the past two weeks with an, Mrs. F infection from a bruise near the Q. Anderson anWednesday. • Mr. Leslie Hogg, Preston,, Orders for, above should be ,in ala soon *8 possible to be , sure or. - delivery. . ' CO-OP AND SHU'R-GAIN FEEDS- rriaile,, daily, WESTERN' GRAIN and CHOP PEA$ UT'OIL MEA . the .devotroilla9'; part by P. Pat- the of the Wenn- ,f .ankle, we are pleased to report,. isJ spent the week -end at the shame' of ' CDD LiV'R dl!_" FOR SALE SPECIAL -7 -room -Frame Douse, John St. Three-piece bathroom, fury race, Hydro 3•wire, town wated. Com] bination barn. and garage. Good 10' gon cation. A real buy.. Prompt posses-: sign. 8 -ROOM HOUSE, Coleman Street. Bathroom, furnace, Hydro; acre land;' splendid barn. ' 50 ACRES, situated 'appr•,oximatelyi 3 miles from Seaforth on Highway. terson; enlivener pelt group, which'h-ad the program in charge. •Mrs. R. R. •McKindsey read the Scripture lesson and Mrs. Wal- lace Ross ' gare • the • Glad Tidings ,prayer.- The 'current ' events were : taken by Mrs.' H. E. 'Smith, in which ' she told of the recent death of Dr. Buchanan, who for many years was Missionary' to the Bhil people in India. Miss Belle Campbell read an article written"by Miss: E. Mathieson .on "The Only (-Tope of a Broken World," which "has been sent to the feeling better and will soon' be; around his parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Hogg.. 'as usual. • -Miss Jean McDonald, of Strat- Mr. and 'Mrs. R. H. Middleton, of ford, .was a guest during the,, ' week- Hensall, spent the week -end with the end of Mr. and Mrs,. Ralph McFad- former's mother, Mrs. N:'�W. Woods. din- • Sgt.' Harry McLeod, who has been Mr, George ter aon returned home Monday"aftertwo weeks' visit instructor at ;Camp Borden for the with friends in Detroit. - past four year's, has received his hon- The local Red Cross ' • ladies' will orable discharge. meet for quilting on Friday afternoon • Dr. Friel Stewart, of 'London, in the Orange Hall. - '' spent the week -end with his mother, The Bronson Line Red Cross Unit Mrs. Charles Stewart, is holding a dance hi ,the Town Hall - ' FEEDING •MOLASSES .• OYSTER SHELL & LIMESHELL 'FINN'S MINERALS & TONICS REDUCED IRON' - - REXOWHEAT GERM OIL COOPER'S QRI-KIL Universal Milking Machines & Parta. , , Seaforth• . Farmers Co-operative ' • PHONE 9 _ Make farm. Prompt different missionary societies by. the ..' good pasture - possession. ,. ' Also -general board: in • connection with the Peace Thankoffering /i'und, The topic DUBLIN - a number of other properties. /- E. C. CHAMBERLAIN INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE Seaforth, Ont. - Phgnes: •334 'Office Res. 220 for ,the •evening, the ,second in "the study book, was taken by Mrs. B. Beaton, and told of ,the work of the missionaries in aChina, Ceylon and Malaya, in teaching the 'people to read the Gospel in their ' own tan- 'The ' The Ladies' Guild -of,; St. Mary's Church met , at the home of Mrs: Frank. Moore last . Friday afternoon. " The president, ' Mrs• Albert Rock, op- ened the meeting with, the singing of the National Anthem, followed by Scarce 'Items .For ti - -' Firm Trade. guages. -offering was received prayer, The Scripture' lesson was •' DA N c E by Mrs. J. Cummings McClure, The E'as s and, Mrs.• Les. Easter thankofferin'g meeting *ill, be held on March .20th. read by Mrs: Gar. Smith.,- The min- utes . of the last meeting were. read by the secretary, Mrs. Harold 'Cor- man, and letters of thanks were read A Large'Stock of Bade ivieal .by the Bag or small lots from boys LOCAL BRIEFS overseas who received par - cels at Christmas. A quilt was quilt- ed during the afternoon. Lunch was FEEDING MOLASSES BY THE •BARREL OR IN, Seaforth Armouries . FRIDAY, MARCH 2nd - ..• 'Murdock's prchestsa" NOVELTY DANCES , • Mr. Donald Scott; of Toronto, spent the week -end at the home of his mother, Mrs. K' R. Scott. LAC: David Stewart, of Trenton, spent the week -end with his wife and daughter, at the home of Mr. and'Mrs. served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. George -Moore and Mrs. Lloyd Barker. ' -" • (Personals: Mrs. Thomas 'Kay,. of ... Kippen, with her father, Mr. Frank Smith, and other .relatives; Mrs. Gar SMALLER QUANTITIES COD LIVER OIL $2.10 per Gallon Pratte' and Royal PurleaStia k pFeed - - Also draw for Dutch Girl Quilt PROCEEDS FOR WAIT WORK W. D. Smith. , • Pte. Roger Milliken, of Chatham, spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Milliken- • Mrs. Fred Beattie is in Toronto visiting Mr. Charles Holmes. - Wright, Smith has returned home from Ham- ilton; ,Miss Mary McGrath, Reg.N., and Miss Eleanor McGrath, nurse -in- training, .London, with their •parents, . Mr. and Mrs. P. 3.• McGrath; Miss Eleanor Johnston, • of London, with - +o . H. DAMN!: e Ki- ' p p ' • Miss Lois nurse -in -train- Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McGrath; Mr. and ing in Guelph General Hospital, Mrs. Gerald O'Connor; Guelph, Admission 506 spent with a' fete days at her home this week. Mr. and Mrs: D. J. O'Connor; Miss • • , Mr. Percy Hoag,, of Hamilton, Marie Dillon ' with her parents, Mr. 1 and Mrs. Louis Dillon; Gerald Burns, "• pANcE / of•London,, with :his parents, Mr. and Mrs. `Frank Burns; Louis Looby with INDUSTRIAL . HOCKEY his mother, Mrs' A. M. Looby. - • All desirous in the Armouries' r■■r� 4lt■INN : '' HULL'ETT .t, persons of procuring trees for planting- this Spring "are requested to contact the School --' SEAFORTH SATURDAY, MARCH 17th • Spohsored by the CANADIAN, LEGION, Branch No. 156 _ SEMI"+ LNAL The Late Benjamin Riley Mr: Benjamin Riley, of Hallett Township,_<,passed away on Friday, ' .a. 0J Feb. 23rd, at the home of his son in- pL ylaw, Mr, John Mann,• Hullett. The . late Mr. >;iley *ea born in Tucker- GOALS TO COUNT ,, Teacher in your -:Section not lager -than March 16th. By placing orders: in this- manner ' there is no' , cost to -persons desiring such trees, and they will be. - • delivered to the school by County trucks. '. • • •Anyperson • 500 'smith in 1860, movin to Hulled' g ordering or more may • ,E • when nine years of age, where he . • spent hts entire life, with the excep- Saturda, March 3on.of four years spent in (Cleveland, Ohio. He was a stone mason, learn ing his trade with the late David Millson, of Constance. The have thin arcelle in ari individual order.trees • � . • - — • - FIRE SIREN 7.45 p.m. deceased had been in failing health for the BOSIART'S past three years. He was married in I COUNTY CLERT . , " . i 1881 td Aln we ght, ho pre- .. deceased him es s n,t en years ago, The Fire Siren- will be sounded •ONO ,' .yat 7.45 on the :'evenin of the'„ first Tuesday in every, month. - -v, Surviving are two Sons; John, of Bruesels, and Charles, of Seaforth: aL- ;' ' 'LOi1 J' 'MILL so three. daughters, Mrs. Stanley ' ` ' ° Munn, of izamesville; 'Mrs. John . D. A D - d J .'I'hrs is for the purpose p E testing the -Siren and " ' calling a• firemen s meeting, �r R. Ge IPA lis. ,;-„ ., . ;Gilt•I�Nf,�:tkl. ::, of thb' Oire &•*atg'r Cawniitttte .., < : ... :..:, , � :.I�AI�AII�®tIW�iY11Y1�ill�uw�llwll�sAgAe�li..,,...,..`1'`;...,.... 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