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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1946-11-29, Page 8TIE RON EXPOSE TO AUTQM';?Bli- , G4SUA4TY, ONAegi,DENT ICKNESS,. B6IRGLARY ANS WENDSTQR.M!' *meowing Compa L1e8 'who' sive • aeiUrity with Service, >, .A�, i•ENTS F• OR ONTARIO # 'aRE ERDI,AN'S MUTUAL FIRE Mal/RANGE rptormation gladly given. WATSQ"N-& REID'. Mr A. REID - Proprietor Josurarice & Real Estate•, Rhone 214 Seaforth +(?'000..00000000 0 G. A. WHITNEY 0 c0 Successor to • O_ ICI' HOLMES & WHITNEY 0 0 Main Street - Seaforth 0 O. .AMBULANCE SERVICE 0 Adjustable hospital bed ' for O rp rent. O ,O Agent for , Mitchell Nursery 0 Flowers. 0 0 Telephone 119 0 +C? Nights and -Holidays -65 -0 O, 0 0:00000000000 -'7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O "(>w. W. J. CLEARY 0 O Seaforth, Ont. . O 0 LICENSED EMBALMER 0 0 AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR 0 liCr Night or Day Call® -335 O O 40.• '00000000000 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 G J. A.BURRE 0 0 Funeral Director :0 and Ambulance Service 0 DUBLIN : ONT. 0 0 Night or day calls: Phone 43 r 10 0 0 0 - e0 0 0 000000000 .FOR SALE A number of properties in Seaforth dieted. E. C. CHAMBERLAIN INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE Phones: Office 220 Rea. 334 Car Washing AND Simonize AT Seaforth Motors PHONE 141 NiEws 'ORT "'i:a TOWN Montgomery.Golding..---- A 'quiet waddling took place in Staffa United Church ou Saturday, Nov. 23, at high noon„ when the Rev. A. W. Daynard united in marriage b'iar;jory Aleua youngest , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Golding, •Seafort'h, and James Ross, youngest son of Mr. and. Mrs. W. H. Montgomery, Seaforth. After a honeymoon trip to points east, the couple will reside in Seaforth. W. M. S..Holds Meeting. --The Sen- ior Auxiliary of the Women's Mis- sionary Society• of First Presbyterian Church held its' November meeting at "Thornton gat:, Mrs. R. Eberhart opened( the meeting with, the reading of a poem and prayer, and conducted the business. Mrs. Neil Gillespie gave the current events. Mrs. John Beat - tie's' group had charge of.the program. The Bible readdng was given by Mrs. Beattie and a prayer by Mrs. Helen McMillan. Three excellent papers on missionary, work in Africa were pre- pared and read by Miss Simpson, Mrs. J. G. Mullen and•, Mrs. John J. Cluff. A social hour was spent at the cons elusion of the program when .,every- one enjoyed Mrs. Sctt's' kind `hospi- agility,-.. The.next.,mee ' :g- will be held December 10., p �. Seaforth Monument Works T:•PRYDE ` & SON Memorial Craftsmen SEAFORTH EXETER CLINTON Seaforth Showrooms open Tuesdays. Bee r. Harburn for appointmeat erne other tis., oi Phone ILL Exeter. sees Northside United Church.—Rev. H. V. Workman, Minister: 10 a.m., Sun- day School; 11 a.m., Morning` Wor- ship, ."The Moderator's Message," from CKNX; 7 p.m., "The Manner of Love Bestowed Upon Us." Commun- ion service Sunday, Dec. 8. Anglican.—Dec. 1: First Sunday in Advent: St. , Thomas', Seaforth-10 a.m., Sunday- S•ehool; •11. a.m., Holy Communion; 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. St. Mary's, Dublin. -2.30 p.m., Sun- day School; 3 p.m., Church Service and Sermon.—The Rector, Rev. C. F. L. Gilbert, B.A., at all services. Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary Meets. The November meeting of the Bar- bara Kirkman Auxiliary of First Pres- byterian Church was held on Tuesday evening. .The meeting was in charge of the Jean Reid 'Group, of which Mrs. R. R. elcKindsey is convener,. and who conducted the .devotional part of the program. Mrs. Earl Bell read the Scripture lesson and Miss Edyth Davidson gave the Glad Tid- ings Prayer. The offering was taken by Mrs. T. G. Scott and Mrs. M. W. Stewart. Topic was taken by Mrs. Mc- Master, giving an interesting paper on She gave a very interesting paper.on the last chapter of the study book on Africa, . •stressing the importance ' of missionary work in that country and telling of, the amazing faith and zeal of ' the ,native Christians. . The' De- cember meeting will be held• on De- cember 10. Chesterfields AND Occasional " Chairs" REPAIRED AND RECOVERED *loo Auto teats and Backs, Verandah Swings and Steamer Chairs Repaired. Stratford- - I./haltering Co. Stratford . TELEPHONE 519 For further information apply at Box's Furniture Store SEAFORTH . „ t L L r S' BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS AT, Seaforth Motors PHONE 141 THE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE _INSURANCE CO'Y. MEAD, OFFICE, — SEAFORTH, ONT. OFFICERS: .'rank' McGregor, Clinton = President lehriaLdonhardt, Brodliagen, Vice -Pres. Merton A. Reid, Seaforth - Manager and Secretary -Treasurer. 1)111:BC''011S: Chris. Leonhardt, Brodbagen; Ill, J. -TroWartka, Clinton; , Alex Broadfoot, . • 1$,i '. 3, $ettforth; Alexander McEwing, • Ittt.1, iliytit Franit, liccregor, .::,st j,.. Olitltdn: Huh A1e,Alader, R.R.` 1r "W$tbn, •'Wiflintri Archbald, Am. ' Seaforth Georgi Leitch, .ILR, 1, 41104t4xk, j"tShk# L, Me'elon r rt,R. 5„, Sea - 1t rt1ia,- 1, DtiMin; 'fprfit�teir, • MPS J.seteSa Netball*, `4/1440 F`ratfaeh I Matthews a�ni1 UM., W. Legg. The i groom's gluts to the bride was a string of pearls; to the bri'desraaid, a set -of gold ear rings with mall pear1s and' to the groomsman and soloist, leather bjlkfolds. Later Mr. and Mrs. McLean left on a Wedding trip, the bride trav- elling in a Nile green dress with pale blue oop and black accessories. On their return they will reside in Sea - forth. Egmondvi,lle W. M. S. and' W. A. Meets.—The •meeting of Egwomdville W.A. and W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. Elmer Stevenson on Thursday, Nov, 21. The, meeting op- ened with the" president, Mrs.. Alex Boyce, 14 the chair, and by singing ,Hymn 286, "Dear Lord and Father of Mankind." Roll call was responded to by 26 members. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopt- ed and any business to he transacted was now done. A duet by Mrs, Stev; enson and Mrs. MacKenzie was much enjoyed. The offering for the W.A., amounted to $3:80, The meeting wa•, then• turned over to the W.M.S., with the president, Mrs. Gardiner, in the chair. Two verses of Hymn •239, "0 Spirit of the Living God" was 'sung and Mrs. Gardineroffered prayer, The nominating committee to present slate of officers for next year were Mrs. A. C. Routledge, Mrs; Keyes, Mae (-ane Auxiliary Meets. The November meeting of the Mae Lane Auxiliary of Northside United Church was held on Tuesday evening, Nov. 26, with President Mrs.' B. F. Chris- tie presiding. The opening hymn, "Prayer is the Soul's Sincere Desire," was sung, followed with prayer by Mrs; R. Savauge. Assistant Secretary Mrs. J. A. Westcott, read the minutes of the September and • October meet- ings. Interesting reports on the Hur- on' _Presbytery meeting held in. Wal- ton on October 24, .were given by two of the delegates, Mrs. N. Knight read the morning• session, "Christian Brod therhood," by Mrsr'•E. B. Goudie, who was unable to be 'present. Miss Win- nifred Savauge gave the • afternoon report, "Christian. Unit¢" being the subject taken by the speakers. Mrs Lillian Barber . then took the chair. "0 Master, Let Me Walk With Thee" was sung and Mrs. Barbergave a short reading 'on "Prayer," after which the Lord's Prayer was repeat- ed in unison. Miss Ethel Beattie gave the Scripture reading, Mark II. Miss- es Mabel Turnbull and Ruth Cluff fav- ored with a duet, "How• Sweet the Name of Jesus Sou'nds," accompan- ied by Mrs. Jas. A. Stewart, and was much: enjoyed, The topic; chapter 3 of the study book on"Meet the Wo- men of India," was led by Mrs, Turn- bull, assisted by Mrs. M. Hadfield and Misses Vera and• Laura Mole, under the following headlines: (a) Influence of Christian Missions; (b) Literacy -is the Key Education; ' (e)'" Home. Life; and proved interesting and educa- tional. Miss Thelma Elgie read a poem, "She Clings To God," and the meeting closed by singing "My Faith Looks .Up To Thee," and repeating the Mizpah benediction in ,unison. • McLean - McGavin. St. Thomas' Anglican Church, Seaforth, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wed- nesday afternoon, ,Nov. 27, at 3 p.mn, when Rev. C. F. L. -Gilbert united in holy matrimony, Audrey Anne, daugh- ter of Mr: and Mrs. George McGavin, Seaforth, and Mr. Bruce Maxwell- Mc- Lean, son of Mr. and Mrs. -David Mc- Lean, Tuckersmith. The church*, was tastefully decorated with white 'mums on the 'altar_ ' Mr. George Clark, the organist, played the wedding music and accompanied Mr. Allan Elston;' of Centralia, *hen be sang "Oh Promise Me," and during the signing of the register when he sang "The Church is One Foundation." The bri7le, who was given in marriage by her father, was charming in a white nylon marquis- ette gown over slipper satin, with bouffa.nf Skirt and bishop sleeves. The gown was trimmed with pearls, an,a she-wore-•whi-te lace- mittens, aud-car= ried a white prayer book and a nose- gay bouquet of red roses and stream- ers. The bride's sister, Miss Marion McGavin, was pretty. in a gown of pink suede dotted net with shoulder veil, lantern sleeves and a pipk fea- ther headdress;' and wore pink •mit tens. Her flowere were pink Barna, tione and •white • mums. The grooms- man was Mr. Maxwell Switzer, of X irittort; and the ushers were Messrs. Wiil4 rd Legg, of Goderieb, and Ross MtcLean. Following the ceremony wedding dinnet was served at ' the hone of the bride's, parents, when Mra. McGavin wore a ,blaolt crepe gown. with a, corsage of red roses and bite mums, M b, MeL an Were a geWil of ftisiila oreepe with eifrAbge df Ta anaar'P. apais the-'t4'aitresseS *ere DANCE SATURDAY, NOV. 30 Cardno's Hall, Seaforth NORM CARNEGIE and His Band ADMISSION 40c AMNII TAXI SERVICE JACK CLEARY SEAFORTH Phones: Day 267 Night 335 • ASTRA • MARCONI • PHILCO • RCA VICTOR • RADIO REPAIRS • VICTOR & BLUE- BIRD RECORDS LUE-BIRD'RECORDS J.F.DAL Seaforth TAXI SERVICE • ANY TIME • • ANY WHERE Phone 162 — Seaforth CECIL J. LEMON Unveiling, Ceremony A Special Service will .be held on Sunday, December 1st ' at 7.30 p.m. =in— EOMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH For the purpose of unveiling a permanent 'Donor Roll of those who served their King and Country during the re- cent war. - Everybody is cordially invited. i Put new life into your rhes- terfield with. a re -upholster - Ing job. This is fre$uently there satisfactory .than a eomplete new one. Phone 342-W, and we will call and give you en estimate. No obligation. ORDER NOW. FOR' CHRISTMAS DELIVERY ERY DICK he C U hols teres DANC•" CROMARTY HALL THURSDAY, DEC. 5 HOWE ORCHESTRA Admission - 40 Cents Mrs. McGonigle and Mrs. McMillan. Treasurer's report was given and of- fering ffering received. The guest speaker, Mrs: Ritchie, was introduced, and she took as•,her topic, "The women of the' Bible who served the Lord- and lived consecrated lives," a talk never to be- forgotten. eforgotten. Mrs. E. Cameron moved;'a vote of thanks to Mrs. Ritchie. Mrs. Raney took the worship service from the Missionary Monthly, the ,,the,me being "Christian Homes." Hymn 15, "For the Beauty of the Earth;",., was sung and prayer for Christian family life was led) by the leader. The 23rd Psalm: was read in unison and Mrs. H. Chesney' favored reith a solo and Hymn 265, "Zion's King Shall Reign' Victorious," was sung. Mrs.. Gardiner closed the ]meeting with . prayer. A social half-hour •.was enjoyed and lunch served by Group 1. Mrs. Rich- ardson offered her home for the. De- cember meeting. LOCAL BRIEFS' 7:emee Mr. James Gillespie, of Toronto, t the week -end with. his.,mother, MNell Gillespie: • Mr, Donald MacTavis'h, of Toron- to, spent the week -end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John, Mac- Tavish. • •Mrs. George Eaton underwent a successful +operation in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, ou Friday. • Mrs. William Ament is •a guest at the home of her - son, Mr. Warren Ament, and Mrs. Ament, in Detroit. • Miss Lillian Faulkner spent the week -end in Kitchener. • The draw for the home-made Qhristmas cake at the home ;,cooking sale of the C.W.LH of St. James' Church on Saturday, was ,won by. Mr. Ed. Gormley, of Tuckersmith, with ticket No. 663. • Miss Ally. Looby, of Toronto, was a week -end :guest at the home of.Mr- and Mrs. C. Trott. , • Mr. Norman Sanderson' has pur- chased Mn -3. Wesley Beattie's Mc- Killop' 'farm, north of Seaforth, 'and intends moving, to it in the spring. • Mr. and Mrs, George Potts and Mrs. Rae Coffyn, of Toronto, were the guests of Mr. Ed. .Mole and family last, -week. • Miss Lorna Ellis spent last week- end in Toronto, where she was award- ed the English Trophy at the gradua- tion exercises of.. Lainbton Park School. • ' '- , • Miss Phemia Gordon, of Goderich, is the guest of Mrs. Margaret White. • .Mrs. M. M.•Morrow-left last Weep for Espanola, to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. R. St. Germain, and. Mr. St. Germain. • • Miss Alice Dougall and Mr. Ross Rennie, of Toronto, were week -end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs: M. R. Rennie. ' • Major and, . Mrs. G. H. Fry and Miss Betty,' of Stratford, specs Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Elewitt at "Brigend Farm," Tuckersmith. • 'Mr. Ed. Mole and the Misses Laura and Vera Mole' spent the -week- end weekend at the' home of the forruer's sis- ter, Mrs. William Sparks, who is ser- iously ill at her home in Kitchener.. • The annual public school Christ- mas, carols.;, ,will be held on Friday, December 13. • Mr. and Mrs. Arnold, Scott and Barbara, of McKillop, spent the week- end visiting friends -in London. t Mrs. Partridge, of North Bay, is a guest at the home of her mother, Mrs. James Kerr. • Mr. and Mrs. D. Masse, of Wind- sor, Were week -end guests at the home of her mother, Mrs. E. Bannon. - • Misses Loin Whitney and Mar- garet Brophey, of Wingham, were pgwek-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Whitney. • Miss. Fergus Bell, University of Western -Ontario, London, spent the week -end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bell. • Mies Hilda Kennedy, of London, spent the week -end With her mother, Mrs. Roland Kennedy. • Mr. Lloyd Dinnen,• of Detroit, spent the week -end at. the home of his Mother, Mrs, E. Dineen. • Mrs. Helens Bell and Miss Vanna, of Toronto, are guests at the home" -Of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bell. ✓ Mrs. Russell Sproat received word last week of the sudden death of her nephew, Mr. Stewart "Marlon- nell, of Lawson, Sask. Mr. McCon- nell° was a son. of Mrtt., McConnell and the late Len 'McConnell. • Mr. Albert Baker had the misfor- tune to have his hand badly''injured at the Bell Engine .plant on Tuesday. CONST, 1Vfra, Lorne I,,aers0.34 ,returned ;on Wednesday after nPending two weeps: with Mrs. Myrtle Carno.ehan in De- trait. Mr. and Mre.' Robert Johnson and son, of Gu_,elph, are visiting her 'par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Janeo Medd.. There will be no church service on Sunday as Rev. Penman is going to New • York. There • will be Sunday School at the usual hour. TUCKERSMITH The- Tuckersmith Ladies" Club will' hold their monthly meeting on Wed- nesday, Dec, 4, at the home of Mrs. John Turner. Suggestions for Christ- „via hrist- rvil�' be the ro°T1 call. Group 4 will tarnish the lunch and Group •1 the program,' The annual report will be given at this meeting. - BLAKE Mr. and Mrs: Thomas' `Dinsmore were regent- visitors• •at• :Windstar•----•--•• • A reception was held at Varna re- cently in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Wes- ley McBride. They were presented with a. purse of money along with best wishes. Mrs. C. Meyers, of London, visited her parents, Mr, and Mrs. S. Hey, for a few days.' The November meeting of the W. M. S. was held et the -home of Mrs. John 'McBride. BAYFIELD Mrs„ N, W. Woods has moved into her new home Sm Hill Terrace. Mr. and Mrs. M. Toms are Moving into the house- on Main Street which they purchased from Mrs. Woods, and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Turner moving into the house vacated by M -r. and Mrs: M. Toms. Messrs. George Weston and Mel. Davison are spending s few -days in Detroit this week: Messrs. Harry Baker and Howard, and Ronald Burt, of London, spent'the week -end With , Mr. arid Mrs. Fred Bnlrer,..,__ ..�.,.. ._ .._...,_..�.-...w.... - - Mr. and Mrs. A. Sullivan and 1trs. C. Robbins and daughter, Claudia, of Detroit, spent the week -end. wltb. Mts. W. J. MacLeod, Sr.'„ `- ” Miss Cecil MacLeod•"received, a sev- ere 'baking up and injuries to the scalp, chest and knee, when she was struck by a, car driven by Fred Se Olsen, of Detroit, on the Blue Water Highway, near her home en Saturd-ay evening. The 'injured Womaui was at- tended lig Dr. W. A. Oakes, of Clin- ton,' and is at her .horns. The awl - dent was 'investigateded byProvincial Constable Cuip, of Goderh, the driv- er being exonerated from any blame for the accident. •• .: M1 -Mts. Waiter SimiAon; and, two chil- dren, of Xitcliener, ate spending this Week with. Mys., P. A, E Werth'.• . BLYTH Orton Stubbs escaped with minor in- juries when he was knocked down `by a truck which skidded on the slippery road surface Saturday afternoon, The. truck, coming from Formosa, accord- ing to witnesses who read an own- er's name on it, did not stop. It was thought that the driver might have been unaware that an accident ,.had oecurred. Mr. Stubbs wee- standing beside a light trick owned. by Paul Watson when.,the heavier truck turn- ing oat to pass a horse and buggy in charge of G. Bisback, skidded on the icy road- surface. - ELIMVILLE . Mr. Thomas Bell is under the doc- tor's care at his home with a heart condition. Mr. and Mrs. Fretwell,, of Clinton, visited last Sunday .with Mr. Elgin Skinner at his parent's home here. Mr. Cline Dobbs, ��of .Langton, spent a few days at the':home of his par ents; Mr. and -Minor Dobbs: Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Brock spent Sun day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence' Hawkins: • Mr. Gilbert Johns is all smiles. • It's a' boy!' - Miss June•Sinclair spent the week- end with relatives in Granton and 'horntdale. . ZION Messrs. Morley and Fergus Lannin attended the funeral of their uncle, Mr. Richard Whitney, of Markham, on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm and., Keith, and Mr. and '1VIrs. James Malcolm vis- ited in Hensall on Sunday with `.Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hyde and family. Miss Lois Rogers, Stratford Hospi- tal, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kleinfeldt over the week -end: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kemp of Mort- lack, -Sask., arrived on Saturday . to visit. his sisters, Mrs. Morley Lannin and Mrs. Glen, Pepper, Mr. Earl Barker Is wearing a smile these days, It's a boy! The play, "She's. My Daisy," put On by the. Walton 'Young People on Fri- day night -.was' very well attended and- enjoyed by all. , McKILLOP Mrs. Hugh Purvis, who has been visiting her, 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koehler, and.. other relatives, has returned to her home .in Mile- stone, 'Seek. Among those who spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Koehler were: ' Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Kechnie, Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ische, of Sehringville; Mr. and Mrs. George Hoegy and Mrs. Henry Hoegy, of Galt. Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Fisher, Viola and" Muriel Fisher and Mr. Boyd Harper, of Fullarton, visited at the home of Mrs. 'C. Regele on Sunday. Miss Ruby •Steinaeher visited with Mr. and Mrs. William Hoegy on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eggert. visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eisler in Logan on Sunday. The sympathy' of the community is extended to Mr. George Regele', and family, in the death of Mrs. Regele. DUBLIN Personals: Mr. and Mrs. William Stapleton in Toronto; Miss Ursula Krauskopf in Detroit; Miss E. O'Hearn, Goderich, W'ithtk'er parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. O'Hearn; Muss Mary Margaret ---Ryan, - - London, --with- - her - parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ryan;. Miss Bernice Flannigan, Stratford, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Flannigan; Rev. J. A. Feeney, Lon- don, with Wilfred Feeney and ,Other relatives; Miss Marie Evans and Miss. Marion Kale in. London. A social "e'Cening, under the spons sorslrip of, the executive officers of the Altar Society, was held in the parish hall ,on Tuesday evening With a •large attendance, 80 tables of pro- gressive euchre being 'in play. First prises went to Mrs. Gilbert t Mlr ra - n i and , M ahaa Coyne; for to'ne hands,. Jerry Holland„ .lucky, number prize, Mrs, Ae . h Barite. Ref e h e r e meat : p s Were served, after, which tnusid tar; dancing 't+ta's ,pl:`avided by the Rya* Mct tra ci orchestra, NOW PLAYING-7,Thi rsday, Trio " TILL -TIE END OF with -. DOROTHY McGill -RE ,and. GUY -5140150N A story dealing with the struggle of the War Veteran to readjust him- self to .civilian. er;istence—an-absorbing and interesting offering! Saturday ' IME " MONDAY, TUESDAY;, WEDNESDAY CLUNY.., BROWN " with .. CHARLES BOYER'' , and JENNIFER JONES A masterpiece .of entertainment! The players in their sympathetic and graceful way transmit the premise of the story—that of bridging class' distinction in a, plot loaded with social significance. • NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY " SING' YOUR WAY HOME with • MARCY McGUIRE - JACK DALEY - ANNE JEFFREY postrwar Musical Comedy chockful of Life,_carries a_yenthfnl„appeal. Coming:. "THE BELLS OF ST. MARYS” with BING CROSBY - INGRID BERGMAN. - ENJOY YOUR SUNDA Y Dinner -The Commercial Lunch - SPECIAL • Special Sunday 'Dinner — $1.00' PHONE 227• FOR RESERVATIONS OPEN DAILY - 7.30 A.M. TO 11 P.M. Your local co-operative presents the 1946 RECO of consolidation and progress -"of Ontario's co-operative wholesale The United Farmers Co-operative Co., Ltd. Over 1200,000 patronage returns for affiliates .and farmer patrons. 1. Largest volume in the Company's history with an increase of over two million dollars. 2. Earnings of over three hundred thousand dollars, exceeding those of any previous year. , 3. Substantial improvement in . cash position; . bank loans considerably reduced, . paid up capital and surplus accounts increased. 4. Launched new petroleum program. - 5.'. Started hardware department and extended electric- al department: • 6. Established co-operative policy as a central market- ing co-operative and consolidated poultry and dairy products. departments to assist growing export trade. 7. Purchased building to accommodate Co-op Universal er. 8, CMilkommenced canning fruit and vegetables. 9. Further extension of Premix Feed Plant. 1Q. Established employee retirel'nent annuity plan. 11. Continued support of such agencies 'as Federation of Agriculture, Co-operative Union and Farm Radio Forum. . 12. Reached a total of 105 affiliation agreements with incorporated co-operatives in all areas of Ontario except the far north-west: 4 Seaforth Farmers Co_operative We Pay Highest Prices for CHICKENS - DUCKS GEESE TURKEYS HORSEHAIR and FEA,HE-RS I'arkdale Potiltry-------- ?HONE ]tit. ITCH aI