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Wanted
• LESM4N WANTED — TO SELL
roofing and inaulation. Commission
awls. Write Box 834, HURON EXPOSI-
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Coming Events
VDU. WILL BE DELIEH'IED WHEN
•`• You dance at the Crystal Palace Rall -
room, Mitchell. evert, Fridalt night to the
music of Don Robertson and his Ranch
Boys. 4289x2
Personals
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envelope with price Mat. 6 samples 26c:
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2OVA-RLTBI3ER CO., Box 91. Hamilton,
Ont.
Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of PLACYD CHoMicH1
A LL PERSONS HAVING CLAMS
4' against the Estate of Placyd Chomicki,
late of the Township of McKillort, in the
County of Huron. Farmer, deceased, who
died on the 20th day of February, 1950.
are hereby notified to send in full par-
ticulars of their claims in the undersern-
ed on or before the Slat day of March,
1950 if...v. which date the assets will be
distributed, having regard only to claire!,
then received.
DATED at Seaforth, this Sth day of
Maroh, 1950.
McCONNE.LL & HAYS.
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Estate.
4290-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of JOSEPH L. MALONEY
A L L PERSONS. HAVING CLAIMS
"" against the Estate of Jceeph L.
Maloney. late of •the Township Of McKil-
lop, in the County of Huron. Farmer, de-
ceased, who died on the 22n4 day of
January, 1950, are hereby notified to send
in fall partieulars of their claims to the
undersigned on or before the 31et day of
Etarch, 1960, after which date the assets
will his distributed. having regard only to
claims than received.
DATED at Seaforar, this 13th day of
March. 1950.
IdeCONNELL & HAYS,
' Seaforth, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate.
4290-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of RACHAEL MALVINA
MURDIE
A LL • PERSONS ,HAVING CLAIMS
agaisSet the Hetet/SOY Recline) /dalvina
Muidie, late of the Township of Godeneh,
in the County 01 Huron, Spinster, de-
. ceased, who died on 'the 81st day of I:em-
ery. 1950, are hereby notified to send in
full particulars of their claims to the
• March, 1950, after. w .date the assets
undersigned on or bertilIthe 24th day of
will 'be distribited, ittly.kut regard only to
elating tiqes, re/Sail/ed..
•
,DATIela a Seaforth. this 28th day of
1ebruary;1950. ? •
,iieCONNELL & Hairs,
Seaforth, Ontheo.'
...S011oitom for the Emoutom.
MM9-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of DUNCAN MrliELLAR
A L L PERSONS HAVING cLArtiS
against the Estate of Duncan McKel-
lar, late of the Township of Hibbert, in
the County of Perth, Retired Mason, de-
ceased: mho died on the 20th day of De-
cember. 1949, are hereby nctified to send
in lull particulare of their claims to the
underaigned on nr 'before the 24th day of
March, 1950, after. which date the Gaeta
will be distrihuted, having regard only to
claims then melted.
DATED at Seaforth this 28th day of
February. 1950.
MoCONNELL. & FLAYS,
aforth„. Ontario,
Solicitore for the Executrix.
42894
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of MARY ELLA TREMEER
A 3.3. PERSON8...5 HAVING CLAIMS
"a• against the latate eif Mary Ella 'fro.
sneer, late of the Township of Tacker -
smith. in the County of Huron, Married
WOMall. deceased, eitio.,died on the 19th
day of ()etcher, 1945, are hereby notified
to send in full particulars of their claims
to the undersigned on or before the 2411
day of Ma•reh, 1950, alter which date tins
assets will be dietributed. having regard
only to Claims then •reiceived.
DATED at Seafeetb. this 22th.,eley ef
February. 1950. '
MeCONNELL a HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the. Administrator.
4289-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
ln the Fatate of JOHN ALEXANDER
Tnemkna
A L L 'PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of John Alexander
Tremeer,• late of the Township of Tucker -
smith, in the County of Huron., Retired
Banner, deceased. 6 died * the 27th
day of April, 1940, de hereby notified !to
Pend in fee partieunin, of their claims to
title undersigned on er ',before the 24th
day of March. 1950, after which date the
assets will be distributed, having regard
ores to clan** then received.
DAM/ at reatortb, this 29th day' or
February. 1950. ' • ••
MeCONNELL,& HAYS,
Seaforth. Ontario,
Solicitors for Ere Executor.
4299-3.
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NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of EDWIN JOHN BARNETT
''A t41., PERSONS . itii.VIE(4 CLAIMS
•••••• tag' ainst the Eitaie of Edwin John
limatett,, Sate of the:,,ToWn ef Seaforth,
Erentat of Flux*, 0 tiel, who died on
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or ilhaat the 14fh d8 ,,," f, February, 1050,
' ii e. hereby notified to, ead, III to the Un-
Plined on or befrikethe Dlth day of
ell, 1950, fall ,traticuilirrs of their,
alit& a,„„ 1
aliately after.tlie , aid tatit mention -
It
lite,th
. e gait& ek, el'aald eetate will
' tlibilted ifiratingat,' e; Parties entitled
hitidng ire#444.0tily to claims of
h ihe lindeterattedathell then hate
tiia,fie tee 1Iiaj6*f all others, end
1' datiiiglied Will ' liable to *9
'Of iteitee lMi t8t Undersigned
t thenha eter,eWe estate
letillalinil or 4 ,,tiiertQz'
' ';'4 Seti fat 40,nd 'Jo of
Property For Sale
-aloe SALE—NEM HOUSE, RANCH
style; fully modern; oil furnace, air
conditioned. C. G. LEE. John, Stre;t•y
6-tf
TN VILLAGE OF STAFFA..1% STOREY
frame house; six rooms, good ce/lar;
1/6 'acre land and stable, tr, good loca-
tion. MRS. DARRELL PARKER, Staffs.
Ont.. 4290-1
FOR SALE
rcEN-ROOM HOUSE, IN PERFECT
ondit4on. Immediate possession.
Phone 353 - Seaforth
4290-2
For Sale
ik--NoR SALE — FOUR -BURNER ELEC-
.' trie range. HURON EXPOSITOR.
VOR SALE — SPRAYED APPLES.
Phone Clinton 613 r 24. FRED Me-
CLY111014T. Varna. 4287x6
VOR SALE—NUMBER OF YORK PIGS,
seven weeks old. JOHN E. Mac -
LEAN, R.R. 3, Seaforth. 4290-1
port SALE -27 PIGS ABOUT TEN
" weeks old; also 20 suckers. Apply to
N. A. HILLMAN, R.R. 4, Seaforth,. Phone
655 r 41. 4290.1
'FOR SALE—HY-LINE PULLETS, SIX
weeks old Any cluantity up to 350.
Apply cHAners A. FALCONER, Staffs.
Phone Dublin 48 r 16. 4290x1
'WOR SALE — BRAND NEW CHICK
feeders, closed type; 1 -bag capacity;
98,00 each. PHONE 494-W, Seaforth.
4288x3
pOR SALB—NEw SINGER SEWING
machines, eleetric and 'treadle. Re-
pairs to all makes. SINGER SEWING
CENTRE, 78 Ontario St., Stratford.
4228 -ti
For Sale
TIOMINION SAFE — INSIDE DINEEN-
aims approximately 30” x 161,6,” x
18”; weight, 650 Ms. Practically new.
Apply at
McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario.
4289-2
FOR SALE
Wanted
WANTED --A HEATED • TWO -ROOM
• apartment, furniehed or unfurniabed.
with uae of bath. for two adulta. Phone
SHIRLEY HAMER, Commercial
Hated, Seaforth.' 4290-2
Poultry
1 colony house, 10, x 12,, wired for
Hydro, and a 500 -chick size brooder, War-
ner.
FOR . SALE
475 LEGHORN X ROCKS -4 wetim old
ALSO 275 NEW, HAM?' X ROOK FE1-
LETS=4 'Weekqr old.
Specially priced ftes *Mediate sale
Moore's Poultry Farm
Phone 666 r 3 : Seaforth
_ 4290-1
Auction Sales
A UCTION SALE OF COWS AND PIGS
▪ 1" at Lot No. 31, 6.th Concession of
Goderich Township, one mile south of
Porter's Hill, on Tuesday, March 14th,
at 1:30 pan., cOnsisting of: 25 young
cows, Holsteins. Durham; and Jerseys;
3 are fresh; balance due in Maroh, April
end May; 25 young pigs 6 weeks old. All
rows T.B. tested. This is all good stock
and will be sold under usual guarantee.
Terms- -Cash. A. 5 TOWNSHENT) &
SON, Proprietors; Edward 'W. Elliott,
Auctioneer; K. W. Colquheim, Clerk,
4290-1
1 colony house, 10/ x 10/ your dhoice
of either. •
1 Cockshutt '4-A horse manure spreader
on rubber; 1 Wagner 3 H.P. electric mot-
or with starter and safety switch and
about 30 feet of heavy conduit wiring; 1
C,olernan grain crusher; 1 set sleighs,
bench style, and platform: 1 No. 16 De
Laval cream separator; 16 bales 1947 crop
hay, about 1:800 tbs.
, •
N. R. DORRANCE 3‘,
Telephone 839-21, Seaforth. -
4240-1
Motor Cars For Sale
MOTOR CARS FOR SALE -1947 CHEV.
-“-n- Coach; 1941 Chev. Coach. both thor-
oughly reconditioned. DUNLOP'S B. A.
SERVICE STATION.
4290x2
1948
1947
1947
1948
1941
1940
1838
1937
1937
1935
MERCURY COUPE7-1Mater,'
radio; low mileage.
FORD SEOAN—Heater, BUD.
visor. Excellent condition. .
OLDSMOBILE—Radio and
heater. Good buy.
FORD COACH
New paint job.
FORD COACH
FORD COACH
FORD coAcli
FORD COACH
PLYMOUTH COACH
FORD PANEL TRUCK
DALY MOTORS
Ford -Monarch Sales & Service
SEAFORTFI
49
48
48
48
48
42,, DODGE SEDAN
41 FORD COACH -4600.00
38 pLymouTH
67 NASH SEDAN—Needs motor job
a 4250.00
CHEV. FLEETLJNE SEDAN
Blue in color; 8,000 miles.
CFIEV. COACH -22,0-00 miles.
CHEV. FLEETLINE COACH, 4i425
OBEY. FLEETMASTER
SEDAN—$1,700.00
CHEV. STYLEMASTER
COACH -41.650.00
37
37
38
38
35
cirEv. MASTER COACH
GRAHAM SEDAN -4325.00
DODGE SEDAN -4450.00
CHEV. STANDARD coa:cn
DODGE SEDAN -4259.00
35 cari. -MASTER COACH -4200.09
34 PLYMOUTIE COACH
40 CHEV. PIOX.tfP
40 C. HMV. •tail STARE' TRUCE
MANY omit watts
illtVggri4 li/f0TOBS„,
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CLEARING AUCTION SALE 09' FARM
• Stock, Implements and Household Ef-
fects, Registered Holsteins and Registered
Yorkshires. --There will be sold at Lot 9.
Con. 1. 'Puckersmith Township, adjoining
the Town of Seaforth, on Wednesday,
March 15th, 1950, commencing at 12:30
p.m. (Cattle will be sold under coves- at
3 p.m.), the following: HORSES --Team
of black Percherons (mere and gelding).
rising 4 years old, by Refiner (well match-
ed and well ,broken), weight about 3000
tbs. CATTLE -24 Registered Holsteins,
T.B. tested under tfocredited plan. .A11 are
calfhood vaccinated and blood tested for
Bang's Disease. See felderz for ped,igrees.
Herd Sire, Tenni Rag Apple Prince; 5
cows fresh by time of sale; 1 cow due in
Arril; 3 cows due in May; 2 cows due
in June; 3 heifers due in July: 1 heifer
due in August; 1 heifer due in Septem-
ber; 4 heifers under 1 year old; 2 heifer
calves 2 months 0111; 1 heifer calf 6 weeks
old. PIGS -12 Yorkshire brood sows, 9
Registered; 3 sows with litters ready to
wean: 5 SOWS with litters by time of sale;
4 sows, bred. IMPLEMENTS -1 Fordson
Tractor (used 4 years) ; 1 tractor low;rsI1
spring -tooth cultivator with wide and nar-
row teeth and attachments; l manure
loader for Fordson tractor; 1 binder
7 ft. cut: 1 M. -D. mower, 6 -ft. cut; 1
M. -D. side rake; I dump rake; 1 M. -H.
hay loader; 1 M.-14. 15 -disc seed drill; 1
M. -H. 3 -section spring -tooth cultivator; 1
land roller; 1 351.-.D. manure spreader; 1
good set of 5 -section harroWs; 1 set of 3 -
section -harrows (nearly new); 2 walking
plows; 1 single furrow sulky plow; 2 one-
horse scufflers: fanning mill, ete. 1 steel
tired wagon: 1 hay rack; 1 gravel box; 2
sets heavy sleighs •, 1 one-horse sleigh 1
cutter; 2 two -wheeled trailers with steel
toxe3•, doubletreess; neckyokes; forks;
shovelaf eto. ; OE sets of 'team harness: 1
set single harness; Stewart electric clip-
per No. 51; tattoo outfit; ear plinch and
tags; M.D. cream separator with motor,
cans, etc.; 1 set Renfrew scales, 2000 tbs.
capacity; 225 sap pails 'and lee Grimm
spiles. GRAIN & F.t.t•D--About 300 bush -
cis Ajax oats, fit for seed, and a quantity
of silage.. HOUSEHOLD EFFECT'S — 1
Gurney kitohen range (nearly new), for
wood or coal; Beatty tieritric washing ma-
chine with wringer: kitchen cabinet:1 oak
extension table; buffet: chairs, etc.: 2
two -burner electric plates (1 heavy duty);
some tools and numerous other articles.
Lunch and coffee. 'Terms—Cash. No re-
serve as farm is sold. E. B. GOIJDIE,
Proprietor; E. P. Cheney, Clerk; Harold
Jackson and A.,B. Brubacher & Son, Auc-
neera. 4289-2
Cards Of Thanks
MR. PETER SIMPSON WISHES TO
thank all those who sent hire cii•ds
and fruit, 'and also for visits made to him
while he was a patient in Scott Memorial
Hospital. 4290x1
THANK YOU 1-1, WISH TO EXPRESS
my thanks te', my friends sand rela-
tives for the many cards, {reit candy and
gifts I received while I was in the hos-
tal.
4290-1 WILLIAM KERR
eaRS. H. WORKMAN "WISHES TO
'Lk thank those who sent her flowers,
cards and treats, or who remembered her
in any way while a patient in Clinton
Hospital. It was greatly appreciated.
44290-1
'WE DESIRE TO THANK THE NEIGH-
" bors and friends for the kindnesses
extended to us during the recent stay of
• son, Brian, in Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal; also to thank the nursing staff, the
special nurses and the doctors.
•LORNE AND IRENE FINLAYSON
T WISH TO THANK ALL MY MANY
A- friends who called on me. also those
who sent cards and gifts while a patient
in Scott Memorial Hospital; also the hos-
pital staff and Dr. J. A. Gorwill,
4290x1 CHART.RS PRATT
T WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OP-
' Port -unity to thank may frienthr for the
cards. flowers and fruit I received while
I was a patient in Scott Memorial Hos-
pital; also thanks 'to the hospital staff,
Mrs. McMillan and Drs. Stapleto-n & How-
son.
4290x1 ELIZABETH HOWES
T WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OP-
Portunity to express my thanks to my
friends and neighbors for the many acts
of kindness shown me while I was a
patient at Clinton Hospital. and Since my
return home, for cards, flowers, treats.
and box of' fruit from HensaAl 1,001,1,
AuxiliarY. ,
MRS. CA ftkeaiINE DEVLIN. I
4290-1 Henstill,' Ont.
In Memoriam
CORBY—IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Lillian M. Dickey, beleled wife of
Amos W. 'Corby, Seaforth, who passed
away two years ago, March 13, 1948.
—Ever remembered by her, ,husband and
Nancy. , 42904
TN LOVING, MEMORY OF A DEAR
" 'husband, father and grandfather, David
in. Stephenson. who Palmed away one year
ago, Mareh 11, 1949.
Rernernbriince is p golden, chain
Death tries .ho break but all in vain.
To have, to lave and then to part
Te the geetiteat sorrowt 1,1 ones heart.
The years may wipe out many things
But this they wipe out neyer--.
The memory of those hinter days
When we were all together.
—Ever remembered by his wife, faml/Y
and grandchildren. 4200x1
‘, Birth's.
ARMSTRONG --At Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, on March 2, to Mr. and Mm. Floyd
Armstrong, Zurich, a son.
PR,YCE-•--At Scott Memorial Hospital. on
March 13, to Mr. and Mrs: Glenn Pryee.
Meafillop, adairgb.ter.
&Ott liteMoriel Haeriital. ch
Mara, t� Mr. and Idta. Harold Dietz.
McKilletp. a daughter. •
MOn,UP.—At Scott memorial nbengtat eti
March 7, to Mr. and Mts. Erneet Marne,
R.R, 8, Myth, a deerehter.
DUPeile—At Scott Meer:tried' Hospital, on
March 9, to Mr„,..end Mts. Gordon Ihreee.
Seaferth, dirnhter.
PAeareaterreel Moe G. Faber. Of Hen.
atilt, are Viewed annenno,the arrleal
ef their daughter at Olitttati Puhlie Kos-
' teed, oil *cadet Mar a iita, 4-
d
, • ,
Hello, bomemalterse As ,usnal,
March winds are gales.! These are
days when coieals should he ,of the
heaetf type and during the Lenten
period' there seems to be ,egegood
market for fish. You can order
s-ufficient 'variety and make. inter
eating variations to serve fish of-
ten without monotony.
By the way, we think it's a -mat-
ter of how you answer as well as
wthat you say when asked, "What's
for aupper?" You may say, "Good
tasty chowder or sweet and savory
sauce on pickerel, or jellied, tuna
salar, or French fried haddock."
We suggest you never reply to
above question with one word,
"Fish," especially with your nose
turned up.
Crumble Chowder
2 lbs. cod or haddock
le lb. salt pork
1 cup fish stock
1 small onion
4 medium potatoes
1 bay leaf
2 cups milk, scalded
1 cup het water
Salt and pepper
Crumbled soda crackers.
Free fish from skin and bones
and cut into pieces. Cover skin
and bones with cold. water and
simmer 20 minutes to make fish
stock. Discard skin and bones.
Fry salt pork, add minced onion
and brown. Add potatoes, fish, fish
stock, bay leaf and boiling water.
Simmer covered for 15 minutes or
until fish is cooked. Remove bay
leaf. Add hot Milk, salt and pep-
per. Serve piping het over crack-
ers.
Frozen Tuna, Salad
1 cup tuna, flaked
1 can condensed tomato soup
1 teaspoon lemon juice
M3 teaspoon cayenne
% cup minced, pickle
4 eggs, hard cooked
4 teaspoons salad dressing.
Mix lightly the tuna fish, soup,
lemon juice and seasonings. Pour
into moulds or greased custard
cups, and cover with foil. Set in
freezing compartment of refrigera-
tor until firm. Turn out and serve
with hard cooked eggs sliced mad
topped with salad dressing. ••
Steamed. Fish With Sweet -Sour
' • Sauce
Wipe fish and cut into serVings.
Season with salt and pepper. Place,
fish, along With two or three bay
leaves, a dash of vinegar and a
carrot, in a piece of aluminum foil
or piece of cheesecloth, Placeeon
metal' top jar rings in bottomdof
saucepan. Add boiling water tie
cover, bring to a boil and simpler,
covered. Allow 10 minutes Per
pound after boiling point ie reach-
ed. Served with Sweet n'sour
Sauce: Make a paste of 2 table-
spoons cornstarch and % cup cold
water. In top part ofdouble boiler,
over boiling water, heat % cup
brown sugar and ye cup vinegar.
Slowly add cornstarch mixture
stirring as sauce thickens, Cook
covered until there is no longer
any starchy taste and sauce is
clear—about 10 minutes.
French Fried Fish
Purchase whitefish, fillets of ball -
but, smelts or flounder for deep fat
frying.
Clean, wipe as dry as poseible
with paper towelling. Sprinkle With
salt'Dipin flour, then beaten egg
and crumbs. Fry in deep fat at 3.70
degrees or fat that browns a •cube
of bread in 40 secobds. Drain (af-
ter 5 to 7 minutes cooking) on
absorbent paper.
Take a Tip
1. After handling raw fish, rub
hands with salt and rinse to
remove fish odor.
2. Dishes .which have held fish,
will be sweet again ef soaked
in Water to which has been
added 1 teaspoon mustard.
Wash well.
3. Cook fish in cookery parchment
or aluminum foR to prevent
cooking odors.
4. Allow 2 clips dry crumbs for
stuffing a four -pound fish.
5. Allow 15 minutes per pound for
baking stuffed fish in .oven of
400 degrees.
-DUBLIN
Save your fertilizer bags and old
paper for the Seaforth Lions Sal-
vage drive.—(Adv.).
Mr. 'and Mrs. Leonard Nagle and
family nioved to their new home in
StratfOrd on Monday. They were
residents of, Dublin for the past
four years. Mrs. Nagle was pre-
sented With a pair of blankets by
women', ot the neighborhood last
Week.
Personals: Miss Jean Suther-
land, 'Hamilton, with Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Evans; Mr. and Mrs. Grid. -
ton, Dwyer, Kitchener, with • her
mother, Mrs. Loretta Jordan; Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Lane, Toronto, with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Atkinson; Miss Marie Evans, Lon-
don, with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Evans; Miss Dorothy
.Yordan, of Kitchener, with her
mother, Mrs. Loretta Jordan;
Misses Helen and Margaret Flan-
agan, Kitchener, with their par-
ents, Mr. andalars. Wm. Flanagan;
Mae Mar#,StIlleleton, Gueleh, with
her father, Cart Starileton.
BIt'tTCEFIELD`
,
Save your fertilizer iage and old
paper Seaforth Lions Sal-
vager driv4§.—(Adl
4,91m4K- 4),ftd,
anent
MAE
'495,0"
the week -end at their holnee.
Mr. J. Bowey and Mee. 0. Grain-
ger, Exeter, apent Sunday with rel-
atives.
Mrs. Elsie Forrest, of Loadoll,
spent the week -end with Mr. and,
Mrs. Arthur McQueen and Marg-
aret.
• Group 1 of the W.A. held a very
suceessful concert in the Sunday
Schoolroom of the church on Mon-
day evening. There was a large
attendance and the program, con
-
slating ot musical numbers and,
readings, was Well received. At
the close of the entertainment a
delicious lunch was eerved by the
group.
Miss Helen Erratt, Varna, has
returned home after visiting her
coudina Mies Leona and Marge
Andersonal
Mrs. Orland Johnston was in
London on Wednesday.
Several attended the Co-op ban-
quet in Hensall Monday night.
STAFFA
Save your fertilizer bags and old
paper for the Seaforth Lions Sal-
vage drive. --,(Adv.).
Work has been started on the
40 -person , temporary housing pro-
ject located oxi the farm of A. H.
Daynard, adjoining the village.
The land was rented by the On-
tario Hydro -Electric Power Com-
mission to provide housing for
workmen putting through the new
60 -cycle line running from Devizes
to Seaforth. Staffa is the centre
point for .the two locations."
Personals: Norma Harburn is a
patient in Scott Memorial 'Hospi-
tal, Seaforth, with an attack of
pneumonia; Audrey Elliott in Lon-
don with her sister, Mrs. Don Tyn-
dall and family, Dianne Tyndall re-
turning home with her after a few
weeks with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott; Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Elliott with Mrs. El-
liott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ghes-
sel, Mitchell, Saturday, the occa-
sion of the latter's wedding anni-
versary; Gilbert, Hubert and Ray
Lee, Seaforth, with Keith Macdon-
ald; Jean Laidlaw with her par-
ents at Atwood; Irving Russell,
Detroit, brother-in-law of Percy
Parsons, is reported seriously ill
in hospital in Detroit following an
operation; Joseph Worden has
been confined" to his home through
illness.
CROMARTY
Save your fertilizer baga and old
paper for the Seaforth Lions Sal-
vage drive.—(Adv.).
Mr. Alex McKellar (Sandy) cele-
brated his ninetieth birthday at
his home on Sunday, March 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruce spent
the 'week -end in Toronto with Mr.
and Mrs. Austin Hoggarth.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hunkin, of
Belmore, and Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle
Cornish, of aeaforth, visited Sun-
dae with Mr. and Mrs. William
Hamilton.
Mrs. Jean Chalmers and son,
David, of Dashwood, visited with
Grace Chalmers over the week-
end.
Irene Kemp, of Mitchell, visited
with Mrs. M. Houghton and Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Houghtou.
" Miss Hazel Hamilton spent a
few days in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson, of
Woodstock, visited with Mrs. D.
Bruce.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace and
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Houghton spent
a,: day in London.
'• Personals: Helen Walker, Lon-
don, with her parents; Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Huckin, 13elmore,
`with Mr. a.nd Mrs. Wm. Hamilton;
Margaret Scott, London, with her
mother, Mrs. la J. Scott, and vis-
ited her grandfather, James 'Scott,
wbo is ill in hospital at Seaforth;
Miss Betty McKellar in Toronto
With friends and relatives; Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong and
children with Mr. and -Mrs. , Lyn
McKellar; Mrs. Fergus McKellar
and Gary have returned home
from a visit in Seaforth.
, Save your fertilizer hags and old
paper for the Seaferth Lions Sal-
vage drive.—(Adv.).
Miss Ida Dayman, of London,
spent over Sunday with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Dayman.
'Mr. Alf. Glazier spent Sunday
with 'his ,mother in Clinton.
Mrs. Peter Gridzak and children
spept Sunday with her parents,
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FROM SCOTLAND
TO HURON:
A.' history of the Kerr
'family. By the late W.
B, Kerr, former Associ-
Professor of,'His-
tery, University of
Buffalo.
Tilt is the sten, of the migra-
tin and fortunes of several fate-
elies eroin Scotland and North-
errieIreland to Huron County, gen-
ii& (and some A° ,the United
tee), in theeearle and middle
th century. ,Families allied, to
4. the ,Kerri receive attention, like
"'ih'Medina. Hedg,sons,
inera,,,CaTopbells--- some of
• eVildni, went to7Wasconsin.
The author has collected the
,eyeriences of three generations
in battle econOreic social account
1 pages, inelUding 17 pages
aps and PhOtograDhs o per-
il* and places. t
PRICE $2.00
ti4ers, fecompanied by,
1400e intedid be addreseld, tot
a7 THE "
ON'tlirostrrixt',.
afOrth,
• "
Mr, anti Mrs Cliff Watson la Cen-
tralia.
Mr. and Mrs. These Butt were
Clietton. ou Sunday visiting frienda
there. • •
Mr: Finitb,einer, Son-in-law of 3417:
Carl McOliecliey, hes been enga*
ed by Mr. AndrewB. Bell and
moved from near London last
week with his wife. and famity
in-
to the,' Bell enettage' on the 2nd or
,Tuckfiremith.
Mrs. Edgar McBride was, in Lon -
en Saturday last 'Visiting her
'husband, who is, taking treatments
•in a hoepital in that city. .
Mi. John Anderson has purchas-
ed a new sedan can '
Mr. 'Harold Jones has purchase•d
a new Sedan, trading his used car
, on the deaL
Mr. Peter JteeVes, Who purchas-
ed a newsedail last week has had
the znisfortune of having the freet
end of the hood and grill shOved
when lie ran into the rear of
4 Parkedtruck in Exeter test
Thursday.
Mrs. Cecil Kaiser,' of Toronto,
spent •a week receritly with her
cousins, Mr.' and Mrs. Earl Sproat.
The March meeting of the Kip -
Pen East Institute will take place
at the County Home, Clinton, on
Wednesday evening, March 15, at
7:30 sharp. Mrs. Paul Doig and
Mrs. R. Love will be the hostesses.
Roll call is to be answered by a
fruit or vegetable aed the vitamins
contained therein. The motto,
"Little things that make life beau-
tiful," will be -taken by Mrs. Peck,
and the Poem by Mrs. W. McLean.
A musical program will be held.
Eaeh •member is to be responsible
for three boxes' for the County
Home residents.
HENSALL
Tudor's in Hensall have a grand
stock of Spring and Summer
fabrics for the home sewer—Ging-
hams, ,Chambrays, Printed Silks,
English Crepes, Sunnivales, Pop-
lins and Fine Prints. Take ad-
vantage of Vogue, McCall and Sim-
plicity pattern service.—(Adv.).
(Continued from Page 1)
The annual meeting and banquet
of Hensall District Co-operative,
held in the Town Hall Monday
night, was attended by over 200
hundred, with guests from Exeter
and Seaforth Co-operatives. Preai-
dent Sam Hendrick was chairman
for the evening. The financial re -
Port disclosed that the turnover
was $288,963,000, an increase of
$73,000 over laet year, with a total
savings of $7,467.
LOOK
HONEY FOR SALE
CLOVER HONEY
in 8 -Pound Pans
S1,00 per Pail
ED. BOYCE,
R.R. 5, Seaforth
PHONE 852 r 41, SEAFORTH
Will deliver in town
TIle guest speaker, Russell, Love,
Peeeident Inter -Provincial Co-oper-
atives, and President Alberta Co-
operatives Wholes,ale, spoke on
44Co-0perative Movements and Bee-
,efita Derived From It." He com-
pared general price level between
larrie and labor prices, and pointed
out that if farm income ife reduc
ed, labor income will inevitably
shrink, also. ,Art 'Musgrave, of
Thornbury, -Co-operative ineurance
fieldman, discussed members group
118e insurance co-operative. Mem-
bers of Hensall Co-operative voted
to Continue group insurance with
.Co-op life insurance. Mr. Musgrave
told the meeting that Hensall Dis-
t ict Co-op was the beat financed
,pera.tive tsr Heron County.
Manley Jinks, manager of Hen -
salt and Mr. Oestricher, of Exeter
Otlagieratives, sPoke briefly. It was
decided to hold a picnic this year.
' The banquet was catered' by
Kippen East W.I., and Disjardine's
orchestra favored with selections.
Miss Helen Love presided at the
piano for the National Anthem.
Offic,ers are as followe: Freda
dent, Sam Hendrick; vice-presi-
dent, Gordon Love; secretary, Bert
Klopp; directors: Roy McBride,
Wm. Caldwell, Kenneth Etue, Ede
sori Forrest, Duncan Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. John Passmore re-
ceived the four service methels
from the Minister of National De-
fenee of their son, P/O. Gerald
Passmore, who gave his life in
February, 1945, during flying oper-
ations over Germany.
' The annual birthday party of
the United Church W.M.S. will be
held' in the schoolroom of the
church Friday evening, March 17.
Invited guests will be the ladies of
the Evangelical 'Church, Zu.rieh;
St. Paul's Anglican, Carmel Pres-
byterian Church and Evening Aux-
iliary, Hensall. Guest speaker will
be Rev. Miriam Collies, assistant
pastor of 'Colborne United Church,
London.
Mrs. Edgar McClinchey has ac-
cepted a position on the staff of
the post office, commencing her
duties Tuesday of this week.
Hibbert, Township Council Mon-
day afternoon let the gravel ten-
dee to the Levis'. Ceenteti*eile Of
Clinton, at 53 eente Per etibic yard,;,
Roney. Drain' and laoggartli Drain
contracts were let to Mr. EennOtn
of Sebringville. .•
,A St. Patrick's dance will ` he
.beld in the Town Hall Friday,
March 17, with music by IVfurdoch's
orchestra, and door prizes. Tbile
affair is !being sponsored by Hen-
sall Legion AnwiliarY,
A pregram be eetpils of Rensall
public !wheel ane neigiabOrMg rur-
al sahools will Ittepteliented inithe
Town Hall Tuesday, /iGlereli,28, at
846, pen, Protieetle will he an eid
of the CelnaaannitY
St. Patrick's dance will be
held In the Town Hall Friday.,
March 17. Conveners are Mrs.
Howard •Sniale eked • Mre. jinnee '
Sangster; 'publicity convener, MrS.
Maude Heddene deCileating coM-
mittee Mrs. J. Peebles, airs; An-
gell, Mrs. A. Clark. Luncheon was
served by the social committee,
comprised of Mrs. C. Kenneder,
Ilifre. A. Clark, Mrs. H. BontbrOn,
Mrs. Ross Dick and Mrs. M. Red-
den. "
Additional Henson News,
on Page 3
ffinsionosionsimusamons
Photos
• for
Easter
For Appointments
Call—
J. CALDWELL -
Phone: Seaforth 663-11
after 7 p.m. .
Anns' Studio
. Bay -field
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