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firePirleranint
d*to
-ode intereat Grill ,centrte. On the
ne*t• scission of Alberta's_ Legislature,
openinh' sowe ;time in February. -Re-
cent developments indicate either a
;new "near on• 'finance"' ar rebellion'
til;ithin the Social Credit ranks, renis•
iniscent of the internal revolt of 1937
whici .nearly' resulted in'the` gsvern-
ment's resignation. •
Eeerything- points to .the liveliest
session 'since before 'the_ war, and
p o so r ,� Cabinet Ministers are busy with
AIeeteAL 1s. TING TAP 'BA.Y-. -tare; choice. runnitog apring water': orchard; titans. Once •moire the rank -and -file
' will• be held on good brick house, elate roof , Iarge
Town ...Hall,_ •to secetve, the auditors,' report °bosh; handy to town For informat bay ac the parte . a s that g egtremen-
nes v, Jaiu aryl S.tb. a
�irednesday, January 16th, at 2 p.m., in 4he steel roofs- Also lso-aera ,fax'n';-'fOTG$ n p active in demands that the gOvern-
vattld� inan*.tal ,�sst.atement, 'and also to appoint 'ply to- IdRS- A 4DREW BUJCHANAN, a meat impleniellt Soci'A1 Cr@lit "1V3t11
officers A d directors. for 1946_ - , ...- JF«17 1E, Rensail. 4074-2 .t
SeBretary out further delay." The demands are
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Tenders Wanted
TEND'ES- WANT1D
END ii4s• wYLL BE. RECEIVED"Fog 15
-•••cords M' -inch hardw.Qod., to ire ; delivered ,
to S:,,S No.- 12 McKillop 1'y May 1, 1946,
Tendetk tobe.in •by'January 31. 1946. WANTED -PAIR' OF GIRL'S • sxaenS,•
• MBn, . J A'MEs HOGrG. Sec.-Treae-. • - Yr size I. Apply to Box 4699. HURON EX-.
✓ R. R: No.:+4;` Wallah. 407• 2, POSITOR. 4074-1
Personals
SPIRELLA FOIJNDATION_ GARMENTS FOR
health ,and style,, Individually designed.
M'RS. HEI EN S. SCO F , High Street, Sea.
forth•. • -�l66O c62
Wanted '
W ANTED-BOARDEES :- -ate N PREFER-
`EX'S' FOR WOOD AND CARETAKER ee Apply to Box 458, HURON Ex-
Wa#rted.=Tenders will be received for 15 POSITOR- 4074x1
cords of: 12 -inch' body weiod. beech and maple,,
to be delivered •at Cavan Church, Winthrop,
1by May 1, 1946. Alao for, caretaker for
Clitarob for:.year 1946.. Tendem to' be in "by
January 17. • 1946:. MRS. ruaRON BET-
-w TAES, R:R.^ 3. Seaforth. 4973-2 •
Lost'rand Found
Help Wanted'
WANTED -GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work in Seaforth. Adult family. - All
conveniences.. PHONE 68r Seaforth.
4071-tf
HELP WANTED
1 0R. SALWL,TWO IMPS , OVERCOATS: •
oxle plain brown,' other. fawn herring T� N GOUNTY HOME COMMIT -
tee reii ' one cook and one domestic
• bone. Sizes 42-44. Apply to Box 466,'HUR-' at Huron -County •:home,-`Glinton.' Ontario.
ON EXPOSITOR. 4074- ` Duties' to •commence February 1. 1946-
-".- • I Applieanta 'please make application W Mrah
wieur x --SON MAIN STREET: SEAFORTH. t M.' E. Jacob. Manager of the Home, who will
a car crank. Owner may have same .by outline the duties and rates of Day, etc.
tailing at THE EXPOSITOR OFFICE- N; W. MILLER,,
4074-1 Conry Clerk.
being Made on' the back -benchers, acid
these members are expected to have
•,such to say at the ,next c uclis' called
by kthe Government. . ,
In recent years • the Government
has been anything but radical Ez
cept for the odd sop to. Social Credit
. e ries; such as the treasury branch-
es. the Government has proceeded in
an ortbodoX manlier. It recently re-
funded its $113.2t)0;000 debt In a mane
ter satisfactory to ,the "financial in
tF-rests" an'd tale Dominion, :G.overn-
n ent.
The Government, however, •, was
elec�ed in • 1935 -and again in 1940 and
1944 -on a Social Credit platform.
This .includes basic dividends of 925
a month to all bona fde Albertans.
interest-free loans, a '"just price" for
;eyery.thing sold,. and ,other' benefits,
Ailsa L )30:41. t 'f Seai'orth;!:
pot go,were, d, weilt4"��1/1,i3r, slletcr,i
Mrs, Fergus lrnini '> nd +rr'r'+ ~Lalrni>lrA;
Mrs: J, •W . t$riti;on. spentSunday'
v itlt Mr rind'
*VS. Robert I.C. eyeL 4 t
Mi'toheil.
Miss Mary. Grahalli', .oi; lresderix
spent a leve' days lastweek with her,
friend, Mrs Morley Lamin and .Mr,
Lennie. -
' Mr. and MRs.' jealton Malcolm spent
Wednesday with , Mr. and Airs. Ross
Gordon, Seafortir..
The, Women's Association met . at
the home of Mrs. Alexia MaleQ1 , ort
Wednesday , aftergoon • with it 'large
number in attendance. A quilt was
patched during the afternoon, after
which the hostee's served a delicious
lunch,
Prom_ ises Not Forgotten
Tens'. of thousands, of Albertans
whose votes put the Government in-
to office ' have not forgotten these
LOSS LARGE NNIcene, LOCK GAS CAP. Yv • promises. This was evident at the
ion Main . Street, 'on '"Friday; 'Jan.. 4th.
1 index please leave at. SEAFORTH MOTORS.
4074-1
T COST -TWO BEAGLE HOUNDS, WHITE
legs. ,tan faees.• Anyone• •seeing these
dogs please Phone 800 r ' 21 Clinton. Re-
ward of $8:00 for each hound. GEO. MANN.
4073-2
�,Ba
ri1HERE S' LIKELY• TO BE 1 SAME BIG
demand for eggs and meat birds' in 1946.
see you order enough chicks ne`w to take
care of your markets., We're• agents for Hill-
side 'Approved" Chicks, breeders putorum
tested-` SY4tiafi�d :customers here and 'else -
'Where testify their satisfaction Shipped
anywhere. ' Save time, contact agent... CHAS.
• 'W,,,.LEONH ry ••Baxc-L--Mi�tchelL .
1.,__• 4074-1
HICKS•-FHOM' THE MOI3ETON .POUL-
•
s
try -Farms of the following breeds . Leg.
' " horns, Leg X ' Hemp., Le¢ -• X Rocks. Sussex..
Hames, `Barred,, Reeks, Rook X Eamyl. Sus-
ker X H:•.•,„at" a very low price from a
'wades
Monday and Thursday ^Deduction• ou o}yders
before March vat.: For further' information,
write or phone KENNETH' NrUE. '' R.B. 2,
Zurich. Phone -98 r' 13, Zurich.
4069-tf
WANTED
'GIRLS TO LEARN GLOVE ,'KNITTING ;
finest faetory conditions in Ontario.
Good' pay, while learn( . '
STFIA�K
Only indrmttiotts and ;ambitious girls need"
apply.
THE WILLIAMS-TROW .,KNITTING
CO. LTD.,
Stratford Ont.
4074=1
recent convention of the. Social Cred-
it League .in Calgary'. The .conven-
tion passed a resolution demanding
that the Q�pvernment renew its bat-
tle against "high finance," to,the point.
of `defying "law and 'the constitution"
and implementing the Social Cre'ht
.program without delay.
. ' F% t` {Manning ,told- the
convention •'.that .personally he etas .-ln
For Sale"'• favor of maintaining. respect for all
Taws; -'-"even those which are dot
"good-" However, he' assuf'e'd the Bele-
gates • that. his Government, has ` not
'exhausted its 'bag 'of tricks' in'' its
struggle •against' finance. He hinted
4a7tx1• raystei'iOilsly "al /some, im.pol'tant new
,moves in the. near future. He did not
�pR SALE-YORKSBIRE IiQG, 5 MONTHS ss. what' the moves. wp1lPd be. Some
r . old,_ Purchased' at the recent O,A:C. sale. y
Apply to JAMES, McINTOSR. Phone 665 observers "see the statement as a hint
✓ 4, Sea1cat i.• 4674
of radical ne siattotHo-
sented at the 'Februa,,ry session.
Government spokesmen• main.a,n
that.the reason they 'have hot been
eble to establish• Social Credit' in Al-
berta w as the fent that , the Domin-
ion • Government In 1936 and 1937
quashed such radical legislation as
the' Credit Regulation: Act and the
Bank Taxation Act. Ottawa ,.outlaw-
ed .•the legislation on the ground that
it was ultra 'wires„ The' province fail-
ed in an appeal to the Privy_ ,Council.
Social Crediters •have. been keenly
interested in the"failure of the Doiii.-
inion Government to quash recent
radical legislation enacted by. the
C.C.F.-dominated legislature in neigh
boring Saskatchewan. They point to'
this as a, good reason for .their Gov-
ernment,.reintroducing .legislation ; to
bring' about .Social Credit.
Premier Manning says that Canada
faces, a choice between "Social Cred-
it and suicide." He told the recent
Dorninabn-Provincial Conference that
-no solution to.•econonlic problems.ean
be found by redistributing purchasing
poveer that ..is chronically inadequate.
Social Credit be declared, ,stands for
the creation of purchasing power, and
putting it',in the h'Xnds 'of the„pea;,
pre so there will• always be money iso'
purchase what th'e country can pro-
duce. «'
However, whether • the Manning
Government will renew its legal bat-
tle 'against Ottawa'in response to the
demands of back -benchers and the
rank-and-fi•le of party' sun -hers re-
mains .to be seen in the legislative
program that will . be presented next
February. •
F' . SAFE - DOMINION CIRCULAR
''eater, in good ' condition. • Apply to
CHARLES ' REEVES, Seaforth.
4074x1
FOS SALE LARGE SIZE " HOLL:ANO
make electric brooder, in first' class con-
dition. + PHONE 667 r 16. Seaforth.'
s.1
R SALE -BOY'S OVERCOAT, S.I•ZE, 12
• years, navy blue;' 1._pair boy's skates size
6 or. 7 years. Apply to GLENN STAFFEN.
Jarvis St.; Seafortit:' ;Phone 49.
4074x1
Election Cards,.,of Thanks_.+ -pj OR }&ALE•-R.C.A_ ' VICTOR'' ELECTRIC
radio. 1943 De . -Luxe console' model,'
scarcely usedr. -adao 1' folding , cot_ CALL
664 r 15, Seaforth. 4074-1
• • ELEC`ORS OF" TUCKERSMI.TH
,- T YW1BH J TO-TIIAI3g .THE RATEPAYERS
4. elf Sebool Area. No. 1. Tuckersmith, for the
trust reposed in me .by electing me your
School Twat
JAMES Mc1I3TOSE
ELECTORS' OF TUCKERSMITH
pLEA.SE ACCEPT NY .THANKS FOR THE
loyal dlgpport you gave me on Monday
dant in . electing me to the office sof Township
Councillor•. I-- will endeavor to serve your
hest interests _aat the Board.
:-''ROLD JACKSON
ELECTORS:'OF TUCKERSMITH
U HEARTIEST THANKS ..ARE,'EXTEND
ed to my fellow ratepayers in the„'Ib,7azr-
• ..ehi'p for the „great' sltpport they .gave me en
• Monday last. in' electing me a, member; of
the. ConnetI Boo d. As in .other yeai4s 3 ..will
give my " est..endeavor' ta' give .you dean,
epoltomical and" progressite governme.'nt
ELECTORS .O.F TUCKERSMITH
• T 1 WISH TO. THANK THE RATEPAYERS
of Tnckeismith for electing• -me., -to tete
• Connell Board on Monday last, and „wishinit
sou the compliments of the !seaso'n% '
GORDON ItIOHARDSOtj . .
EI.ECT0RS, 0�' TUCKERSMITH
•3 'MISS. TO THA1+IK THE° RATEPAYERS,
of•"• Tnekersmitb for '/, etinit 'nye to ;thy
Trustee Boa'ri of School, Arra No_ .1. ' ticker-'
smith. add. wishing yon• the •compliments- of
the seaq'ptl.•
JO1 N!. McC) WAN .»
ELECTORS OF TUCKERSMITH
WISH .TO BX3RESS MY SINCERE
• tbankk to the elector.' of Tuckeramith .for
year substantial .aireport in electing me to
tite Council Board.,• for• 1946. Thank you
again- ROY F. PEPrnit
TO THE ELECTORS 1QF 'HIBBERT
• TOWNSHIP
I WISE ,iU trHANK till. ELECTORS OF
41ie, Township .of Ribbert for electing me
Connciilar -for the ensuing year. and the dice
eppirf _in which, our election 'wan carried out
Wisi ing you a•11 tbb best for ,1946:
• JOHN L. COYNE ,
• ELECTO t-tifF"TUCKERSMITH '
TT WISH !r0 ;EXTEND MY SINt.b>ic1•,
1 €han'ka to the • ratetaayerr- -of 'Puckersmith
who 'supported me in the election on Monday
test:
• . ROY BELL
-Notices
'FLEECE -EINE TOUR •SLOME W'I T
- blown rockwood insulation. Work done
a'eswbere. Fee: free' ttimaiess, pholie HUR-
016' OSI'TOR• or write- ROWLAIIJ - C.
tOA.Y. 6 TTihrntott Ate: London.
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CATTLE' 'FOR SALE -65 ' STEERS AND
•heyers, 600 to 700 lbs..''' Durham and
Herefo"�" ... ` 'Will sell 'to' make you money.
Apply to ERNEST TOWNSHEND. R. R. No.
2, Bayfield. or phone Clinton 900 r 21.
. _ 4048-tf
Notice Tb Creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
iN ?HE ESTATE OF;..GHARLES WORDEN
A LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
_•8 the Estate• of'Charles Worden, late. of
the Township of 1fibbert: County of Perth.
•Farifiot;.,deeeased. who 'cried vn or about'the
24,th ;day of December, 1945. .are hereby noti-
`fie'd to send in to• the undersigned on or be-
fore the 2nd day of February 1946. full par-
ticulars• of their 'claims '
Ianhediately after tl e • skid last' mentioned
date. the assets of ,the,said estate will be dia-
tribnted- amongst' the parties entitled thereto.
haying 'regard• only to claims of which' -the.
undersigned shall`. then have, notice. 'to the
exclusion of 811 others; and -the undersigned
will not be liable to any person of whose
claim the undersigned shall not then have
notice for the. assets so distributed or any
'part thereof •
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DATED •at Seaforth.'thia 7t'S' day of Janu-
ery.•1946."
• .• McCONNRLI, $r HAYS.
Seaforth. Ontario.
451.5xdo :,fp,r the• Executrices.
4014-3
Farms Fiir Sale
VOR SAT.F 50 -ACRE GRASS' FARM. 'LOTS'
• of shade .and water. Apply ROY LAW -
SON, 2 genes west of Seafortb on itigbway..
O- N$ HUNDRED ACRE` FARM FOR SALE -
good bank barn, drive shed, hog pen.
Howse fair condition. Situated on 14th Con-
cession. Egermont Twp., County of Grey.
Farm wilt be sold: for Government loan.
O. N. LYTLE, R.R. No. 5. Mount Forest
4071x8
Births
•
EATON rn Seaforth,, on Tuesday Januar';•
8th. to 'Mr. and Mrs. Walter Satoh, .the
gift of a son-
CRONIN-1n Scott liemorial Hospital on
January 3rd. to, Mr. and Mrs...Alphorsus
1ranIn, St, Columban, a son.
WILLIAMS-In Victoria Hospital, London,
on Jaavaey 4th,. to Rev. and Mrs. R E.
Williams (nee Marg'arut McKellar). a €on -
Richard. ,Malcolm_
USR)RN1
Death of Dundan McLean
The death occurred at his ham'e,
Iot 27, South i'hames R71ad,_o:n fialea-
day., of Dun`eali" McLean, in" his $5th
yeas. Bern fn, Hibbert'Towki'sfip,. fie
had spent, liie Bre in the same mutt•
icipality Where he was a 'rtfezal:ilk of
soya United Chttrclt. Survfviag ars
his' •Wife; the former' Euphen1h Mor-
-ail; 'watt sonS,Sameron,. of 'Stratford•
=And Allan, at ht nate; t'ir'e da'ugktets
W 11fi3t1tltl1 d3'oupey 'i lrktai held
lifrlt Clieetdili' Ihlti -a :brother;
:Jahr' M9ted;n, Iifr reit' ' h :. b iiy
ireatetl;• at Me' l.A18ral lidlle%;. of
ioyd`, b4itchelie Where serrilce n'as'coi3-
ducted; at 2 tl.fn. Tltltsday, with in-
4i:intent'in ICoyn Cemetery.
STAFFA
Ii. H.. Le lie f the Staffa 'Cream
ery, . won 'first place for " creamery'
print.,butt.er at the ! Dairynnan's Asso-
ciation of •Western •Ontario "annual
convention in London ori Tuesday,
with 95.9 points.. This gave him the
prize for- highest scoring and best
'finished butter. ,. He placed fifth in
the November creamery butter entry,
just five point§ below the, first -prize
`ginner.
CROMARTY
Death of Mrs. R. G. MacKay ..
• man"." aSSietarib, Mrs. aFve3' fie;
so0n17Mrs. C ar1e6 Fisiterr a Mrs.
Clark' Fisher, e, ,. liarold: ' 0e7ery,
WOO, Westcettt .enlergenoyi. ,Mies
'. at�1Gen. Mrlf L: Rowcli. fez•r Misr
A. Dayman:,:Mrs. R. Morley, Mrs,. N.
Kleinfeldt;pia,aiat, Mrs. Harold ' Jf*-
toy," . ,
Presbyterian Y. P. 8. iWleats
Th, a Young' People's 'Society of Car'
met #'resbyteriart Church, ' Hausall.
met on Monday evening, January 7th,
for 'their `hrst' meeting of" the New
Year. With. "Ronald Bell <preSiding,
the meeting - opened by ,eingir}g "O
Master; Let 'Me Walk W1th Thee,"'
foUoweci 'by the Lord's Prayer ill uni-`
son. 'The Sri -rapture 'lesson, Psalm 91,
• was read by Bob Taylor, • then the
hymn, "Jesus Savioar, Pilot•Me," was,
sung, followed by the business eter-
iod. Rev. P. Ferguson gave a 'short
talk, giving the outline,,of the Bible
study, A • geography quiz was then'
enjoyed by all, present, conducted by
Ellen Bell. The hymn, "Jesus Master
W'hose'I am;"' closed the meeting and.
the benediction .by Mr. Ferguson. The
yopn tleople meet every other 'Mon
day evening at 8.30 o'clock:
Tinney - Reed
The death took"place at Woodbridge,
Oirta cin' Saturday, J'an. 5th, of Mrs.
R. G. MacKay, ;daughter of .Jas. Scott
of Cromarty and the late Mrs. Scott.
The remains were brought to Crom-
arty to rest at the llbme of the late
Mrsa. MacKay's brother, Thomas ' L.
Scott. Mrs.' MacKay .yeas born fifty-
seven years ago 'near Cromarty " an
the 12th coneessi'on of . Hibbert;Town
ship, and christened Elizabeth Cuthill
Scott. She was. married .in' -1912 to
tete Rev. R.. G. MacKay, who' is now
moderator of the Toront'o-Kingston.
Se -neer • of the Presbyterian Church.
;,With 'him she lived .at Alvinston,
Dresden, Walkerton and Woodbridge
`in 'Ontario. and spent eleven :years at
Prince Albert;°"'Sask. She; is survived
by one son, Alex, ,' now-''aftending
Cornell University,. and one (laugh- `Able Seaman ,,5.. T. William Hildret'h
ter, Margaret now Mrs. K: B, • Tay-, acted as groomsman, , and: the' gift to
lar, "of"Woedbridge., A •funeral ser- -hie, from 'the groom etas a carton o
eer. And Mee. Alit. Remgy and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles iton'ey and son spent'
New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew- Park, Mitcbell:
Zion friends wise tie" eitend sym-
pathy to Mrs. P. G. Risdon lhe 'toes
of 'her' mother.
Mr. and Meese Morley Lenten had
as their guests for New f ear's: Mr.
and Mrs.:Fergus Lannin and family,
Mr. Austin Lannin, Mr. and WS.
1-laroid Thiel and family and 'Miss
Lettie Lauren. R.N., of Ch4eago.
Miss -Seabees Annie, of London,
spent a few dee-serest week with,•her
nis.
1 Mr. and Mt:s. George Baker, Car-
littford, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mese *itt-Ittirper,
- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tubb; of Logan;
enelted--Beliedee With Mr. aid ,Mts.
' The Keymer Parish Church -was- the
scene of a. pretty -wedding weer' Vio-
let May' Reed; twin deughter of MT.
'and Mrs. Albert" Edwin Reed, ef 99
Parklands Road, Hitscooks, Sussex,
England, became the -bride of Pte.
Homer L. Tinneye youngest son ef
Mr. Matthew Tinney and the late
Mrs. 'Feeney, of Exeter: The lovely
bride, gieen in [marriage by her father;
wore a gown of white satin, fioor-
length, filth reised velvet hewers and
lovers knots with fitted /bodice and
sweetheart necifene. Her shoulder -
length veil was: caught by a coronet
of orange; blessoms, and she wore a
wrist watch, the ,gift of the groom.
See als.o wore eold sweetheart ear-
rings and locket which were -gifts
from •Caneda. Her bridal bouquet
was darkeeed ' 'carnations. Miss Ev-
elyn ,Reed, twin sister of ehe bride,
end Mie. Dorothy Wile, a friend, were
in attendance. They -Wore dreseee of
cyclamen taffeta with pink flower
and, inlle headdresses . and carried
pink carnatiOns. Each received a
brooch, a gift front the bridegroom.
ieeeis-Winstone ;ot ,abes$. and Mee
JohnHateburd. at:th'4onsoJb of:, erre
church organ, acc'ompawled the ,sin -
ing of the, hymns; "0 Father, All ;era
Ming" - and. 'P.erfectt Lova," • ;'Fal....
lowing the reception',, which quad .fit
enat the.houte a tlr ;llride:s Parents,
Mrt' and Mrs, .'Nunes left for tlleiir.
bonoymoop, -plop was."epent.•at Qhl-
cheater, the bride travelling in e:a
brown t'wo-piece shit and camel coat
With, brown accessories. Many lovcrY
wed ding gifts ' 'were received; also
cablegrams of good wishes from Can-:
ads,_ The bride's . gift to the bride":
groom took thei_form of a gold signet-,
ring. .
Mr." and M. William Pepper, of
Tuekersmith, have arrived panne af-
ter"'•upending delightful, Christmas
holiday with the . latter's•••daughter,
'Mrs. Eugene Ronyou, in . Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs: Murray Traquair are
getting- nicely settled in. their . new;
;some' east of Hensall. -
Mrs. Wallace .MacArthur, 'Of Osh-
awa, and . Mr; and Mrs., John E. -Pep-
per,, of Dasjiwoeel, spent New Year's
with Mr. and Mrs., William Pepper-
' Mrs. 'Archie Noakes picked a love-
ly' bouduet of pansies from her gar,
den on Monday, and Mrs. George H11d-
sCn informs us that daisies are. in
Wein on the lawn.
Mr. E. 'A- Carlile, of. Detroit, is_ i'v ts-
sting .with.. his sister and brother -in- be -
win
law, Mr. and Mrs. J.• Walker.' Mr.
Carlile .also enjoyed Christmas and
New Year's, with Mr. and Mrs. Walk-
the remaine were taken to Cramarty,
where ihe ftineral was held on Tues-
day at 2 p.m., •conducted' bY Bee, -V,;•
A. McWilliam; With intermeef in
HENSALL
044
�fRa
Reid's" Ele o r.
DASH'WQOQ eeNT:,
Phone; Dashwogd'$7- a..�
. eeeei,
diplomas. One hundred and AiTP4s.
four students from thirty:one different
Stales' in the eirtion and nine fro*
Canadatnttended" this Wintei 'term Of ."
school,, Akt of them were more than
pleased with the training and the
future that the auction business holes
estoire ater them. Nr.
many frieffes wet! be glad ta %noir
that ee has , taken up thie pleasant
and 'profitable. occupation, and vrit.h
tact itny one exPectingeto pet on ea
eny orgenization that want to
Mrs. Wilson Cathie spent the week
end with her dal:leiter and son-in-law,
Sgt. and Mrs. el J. Shiites, and *Sher -
Takes Auctioneering Course
Mr. Percy Wrieht, ton cif kr. and
Mrs. Howe Wright efeCrolnaeteee
has just arrived home from Decatur,
the Reppert School of Auctioneeringe
which, teaches.every pease of the auc-
ed twenty-five Years ago by Fred, Rep -
pert, knewn as Ameeica'n foremost
auctioneer. Alsociated with hini .aro
fifteen tef America's greatest auctien-
eers, that explain to the seudents just
how to become successfie. aUctior-
eers. Bonafide sales are conducted
every day in the .atictioe houie,.:
tbat the studeets' have ,actual, experi-
ence under the gifidanee Of these en-
struceors and are reallt seasoned Mice
tioneers when- they' receive - their
twe"daughters, Mrs. R. Elgie (Beryl),
ter, and two, gren4hildren.
from the familY residence on ,Mon-
day at 2 p.m., conducted by her,min-
ister, Rev. P. Ferguson, who chose
for his text...Peale:07, 15th eliese: "I
shall be satisfied., when a*ake, With
*thy likeness." During the service Mr.
W. 0. Goodwin and Mr. R. Y. Mac -
Laren sang "Abide With Me:" Burial
was, in HensalL Unionseinetery. The
bearers were W. Q. Goodwin, R.
Bean, Robert Thorapsen and yv., R.
Davidson. Rev. JPeRcait;- of St; MaryS,
assisted ,Rev. Ferguson during the
service. The floral tributes . were
many aneelovety. Attending from a
distance, were Mr. Elered" Smith, • oe
Dorchester, and Mrs. M. R. Parker,- of
London.,
was taken to Scott 'Memorial Hospi-
tal. Seaferth, suffering .with, pneu-
melee. Dr. J. a ceoddaed is the ate
tending 'physician. •
'etre. Thomas Lavender, of Henan.
received word Wedaesday' that her
brbther, Gunner Louis Forrest:, `will
arrive in :Canada aleint the 15th' of
'this month, after over three years of
oversette service. Gunner Forrest,
*ieho is attached to the Lincoln and
Wellane Regiment, has item action
in England. France, Belgium, Holland
and Germany. lee was , also shell-
shocked.
The Eveeing Auxiliary of Hensel'
United Church wil% meet' at the, hoibe
of Miss' Edna Sauneereock on Mon-
day, eke i4th.
Lieut. Sam Rennie, of- Lender!,
spent the week-ead,with his wife and
family. ,1
Communion service _will be4held on
Sunday. .Tan. 13th, at 11 aem.,7M
Hensell Celled Chureh, with prepara-
tory services on Fraley night et. 8
Ofig Cross Unit Elects Officos
The annual meeting of 'Unit 18 of
Vsberne• Red Cross was held at, the
home, ef-Mrs. Ed. Sillery. The sew-
ing convener. Mrs. Clark OislAr, re-
ported 102 pieces of soiling done and:
12 quilts for eltussian ielief, and for
British relief; there were 21 Articles
and four quilli`-finished. 'Mrs. Milton
very good report. stating there had
been 51 pieces of knitting done during
the 'year, The sedretary gave her re•
port as.. ronatiPg , to the Red Celeste
$22.35, the prodeeds iron& gelling. hot
dogs „5..t. a recente sale. TheY also
gfrte a generous donation to overseas
boxes. The fellowing officers were
elected for Iffe-i946 slate: President,
Mrs„ Ed. Sillery;• vicupresident,,;(.50a.
CI Hitler knitting conVener,
Victor HeYwOOd;
Mitch: toffief;',.etstlittitali
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Flurondale j W. L. Meets
Mrs. Alvin Moir Was, hi:miens to the
folloWed by roll call, "Soenething
far, Which t. ba thanful," answeeed:
tors. A letter was read, re the!
cess Alice- Foundation „.for_the eerain-
to hold • an: auction gale in Januery,
members to bring,..elonitilons...: Mese ,
'Gilbert Johne. dirested' the program,'
which consisted' ,oe several musical;
'selections by .Beverley Skinner;. solo
by .Mrs. --Harold "Bell; readings
Mre. Ettord! and Mrs, Franklin' Skin- •
ner. The: topic, "Mothers , and Edu,
cation,", -was presented. by Mrs. Wm, .
of theespiritual education given chil-
dren primarily .by their•mothers.
;Oreille the. national 'anthem lu,DolIeOla ,
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Our friends from the States' have always
enjoyed fishing the waters of Ontario . . .
73,000 angling permits were bought, bir
them,in one year. When they return, let's ...
give them a great welcome!
Those who deal directly with tourists,
such as hotelkeepers, guides, laiow what
visitors appreciate. They might suggest:
- Finitout all about what your
neighbourhood offers, aM be-
come a booster.
2. Write your friends in the
States about Ontario . . . show
them when they come you're
reallY proud of it.
3. Try to make anY, visitor gird
4. Take time to give requested in-
formation fully and graciously.
In business dealings, remember
our refiutation for courtesy and
fairness depends on you.
6. To sum it up, follow the
"'Golden Rule.'
seeleeee
IT'S EVERYBODY* stpsittist. ,
years, profited to almost the name
ettent from tottrilit business as it
tlid'from. the, Inuch publicized gold. -
mit' fin' incluntry. It. is:up to each
NAOS ado _sore v
This diagrat44, based on figures aup-
Plied by the Motel -Association, --
shows SOW "everYone benefitis from-,
the Ontario tourist income, -Every •
tatillst dollar is shared thili way .
13. -Garages,
cane &kid!
MOO
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