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laying of a charge. And unfortun-
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most organizations
bgrs, msy well take pride. '
In those days we were taught
the alphabet, the multiplication
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'ed at Seafortll Ontario ev Season �`'c�r,rzshte�r�
I l,.,)� ��r h day afternoon by McLean This is the time of year when ped- (Artl��� �ld�, � wiled grapes, wild` plums and,choke a'
ttjd tq-,' Returning briefly to.'sohool days, cherries that abounded there. We
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estrianS tU0 frequently are at the discarded our ciolhea: I dropped ��� rI
'E,i�i'�Sif �'. I trust that I hate -DtRt given the
t lta r, mere tlf Careless mOtori$tS who, impression that our ht3ad 't®ache✓, mine on the ground; my chum hid i I \ 1/
tj l l elkher of Gailadi4ln Y his careful- i
�, { blind to all but their own pleasure 1(4r. Richard Hicks, was a harsh Y n the bushes. We
�t17�%ekly Newspapers Painted ourselves with reds 'clay
r+t, �,is+ ';teacher, or a martinet. Anything .0'
'�,�� `r>w, *__", blithel drive throw h all available and black' mud, at+d` becawe• Per ,,��i�r{+,,t"'40 F +l �SgG1t1t10i1.Y g but. Hs was aliitble, a ',scholar and /$ \
t, puddles, showering all within splash- =i gentleman. To him end his col- ocious Indian's, Fpr the time be
1 �1d`;, , alt b err tion rates, $2.00 a year in leagues I owe the very -foundation Ing a good time wast had by, an.
i✓ _tot t , • I) Z.�� r `p Y ills CllStallCe• of whatever educatiork-I ever got, out ka in the river, we washed off r
�A�itCj ; a " e; foreign $2,00 a yfear. Single While ever one a refs the ✓attire which did not extend, so Ear as ver paint, attd trent ashore
+, ! Y £' p schooling is concerue(i ,• eyond the to dress All my clothes had dis
r s" s '�p�ls$ 5 Cent-, each. is One that should be eliminated it h Geotgie's school reports were scld
� r,,,+u , public school, Mr, llia#s was not
appeared, 114y chum's were right
Zt4�"'," �dVel"i1S1Ilg l'ili'es on application. is doubtful whether much can be ac- only an able and successful teach -
,",where -he had concealed them. It
esv * ei, but in these days -he would -or
was an awful dilemma, Por I liad He failed in all his classes,
fdllr. Authorized as Second Class mail COmplished unless there is a o-Teatel' more than a mile to walk home Until the school nurse found the
A could -occupy a more,,, important
I's` Post Office DeI?•artmeut, Ottawa degree of public Co -O eration. The position In any Institution of learn- in my 'birthday suit. My chu,M cause;
g p p iu and at three or foto times the volunteered to go out to eiviliia- Georgie needed glasses.
r ,,?t" Y police Can Charge splashing motor- salary he received, But in those tion and get me something to nest. of Natietwt Health and woltate I
N,Nl. . OfiTH, F1'lddy, Al)1"il 14, 1950 fists with careless ch'iving under the days discipline had to be main- liad t hoime' While he was gone I _
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ger in existence in the town. It was
Highway Traffic Act, and if a COnY1C-
twined. The pupils wel'e not the
o s t to he river to keep the
misquitoes from devouring me, My
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Seventy-,i�fth Anniversary
tion results the minimum fine is $10.
undersized youngsters of today,
but I have seen, in the tvfnter
chum'returned at last, carrying -
in its sleep, I cut across the back
Helds
, few in Seaforth realize
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But unless the people who complain
months, young men, almost full'
grown, by the score attending Eg-
what do ? A woman's
you think?
red .flannel ,petticoat, She must
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tie fact but this month mar lis the
are re aced to go t0 Court t0 give
p p 5
mondville school, And some oP
have been a large woman, too! It
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1SEVellt -fifth arini�'e1'Sal'\' of Dile of
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evidence, there is little point In the
them were 'growing ,mustaches.
Even in school hours, But there
tries as big as a sideshow tent,
My chum had swiped it on some
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"tile valuable ev-
laying of a charge. And unfortun-
tcAs seldom Any trou le, but ff
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body's clothesline, I had to tie
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most organizations
Ottawa Citizen, who has been study-
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In those days we were taught
the alphabet, the multiplication
the waistband 'round my neck. I
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ger in existence in the town. It was
die y, all too frequently, those who
there was, the master ,knew hon
to 'handle it. Today,, it a teacher
looked like a rain barrel walking
From The Huron Expositor
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111 April, 1$i5, t1121t tl1C' SeafOl'tll 1~>li'e
complain the most are least desirous
so much as s asks trosst to a
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in its sleep, I cut across the back
Helds
April 10, 1925
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Brigade was organized.
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of giving evidence.
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pupils, he or she is likely ro be
charged with assault and battery
of Charters', Fbrsyth's and
McAderm's Farms, hiding in fence
Kutner Bros., John, Robert, Wil-
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The twenty -year-old community
p olice themselves are not of-
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And, oh, how •badly some of these
corners full of ,briars, thistles and
burrs. In I
Liam and Kenneth, returned t
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which prey lousy had attained
ten witnesses to these incidents," the
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modern pupii:3 do need battering'
one corner like this
had to stay
y quite a while (it seem=
Manley from the New Ontari
lumber woods. The are contem
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the status of a town had had several
Ottawa Citizen, who has been study-
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In those days we were taught
the alphabet, the multiplication
ed au eternity),
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plating sailing the Great Lake
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eosperiences with fire, but fortunate-
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ing the problem, points out for driv-
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table, correct spelling, definitions,
giggling girls sauntered gaily by.
Probably the same bunch which
during. the summer months.
Thomas Harris and Lloyd Me
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1 tilt results were 1101 st 1 itllls. HOLY-
el'S have a tendene to slow down
Punctuation, and all other essen-
flair' oreducational ground tcork•
had been ,having a picnic or some
Lean, of Chiselhurst; were Ariz
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E'Yei', In Ii�i'bl'tlldP'� of 11�, tI1C'1'e t1C-
the see a policeman. This
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We were taught to write legibly.
thin g around the bend of the river
Prom where we were swimming.
winners for colts at the Hensel
spring show.
ees and their wives from Auburn,
aired in St.raatford as fife which Caus-
demonstrates that motorists Who
This cannot be sail of today's
I have been in tor-
And what fun it would be for them
Ml. James Sleetll, of Sarnia, loll
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ed damage in excess- of c 100,000 and
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would otherwise splash can reduce
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graduates.
respondence with a youttg man and
to sneak u and grab off m two-
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piece clothes. I had to come out
sing a solo in First Presbyterian
Church
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this led to alt' 2agitaitlon fill' Spoilt' form
speed if retribution threatens, but
,a young woman, both graduates of
well-known Canadian colleges, and
oat the road as I of near ,home,
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next,Sunday even and sp
tial Easter music is to be repeat
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of protection ill Se21f01'tll, Cpinnllt-
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that some of them will thou 11tleSSl}r
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their handwriting is something
and made an awkward attempt to
run, But I tripped on that infer
ed b request.
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Mr. R. McIntosh,
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tee of the council \' as named to Mir-
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deluge people with muddy water
out of this world. A cross-eyed
Philadelphia lawyer
nal petticoat, and as luck would
and Mrs, T. o
> orest, are visiting friends in town
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a ` t `�,
chase a number of lll.11l extinguish-
when they think they call get away
with a ma
nify-iug Blas. would be stymied in
have it an old lady who was often
on the in that the
Mr. McIntosh has ]eased the res-
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with it. It may be significant that
trying to decipher the hieroglyphic
road part of
country, ca%e along, just as' I got
dente of Mrs. W. Cole on High St
and intends returning to Seaforth
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a a s•1 nil time
,of Sit steam pump. At the
the au liorltles consider younger
scnall'lings of modern B.A.'s and
M.4.'s, We pupils did not knoly
to my feet. I must have look, --d
Bite a balloon, just up,'
to reside.
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1t was feat 11C"C'eSslI'4' tl1d1L 2111 C?1'gc1t1-
drivers, the worst offendems.
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anythja g about vitamins, calories.
but
going or lir. and Airs, J. Al. Gocenlock
some prehistoric monster, for the
p who have resided iu Winthrop fo
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ization be formed to be res onsible
Most drivers respect the rights of
etc.. tice were made to strife
so that you could read it, and to
poor old soul yelled: "Holcly about 25 Yeats, moved to Seafort
Mother," her
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ill(' t1g11tlllg Of,�ires altlll ill handle
the public and drive slowly through
:Pen correctly. 1 leased' to read
picked up skirts and last week,
ran at an amaze >� 'rote into the Special Easter services" war
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the e( ul Iment )urehaased b�` lOL1IlC21.
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puddles, But those motorists who
have no consideration for others
from fisc weekly paper, and before
I stluted to school had read Col-
Pier's English History
unfenced bush, held in all the churches in tow
11;v mother recognized the petti-on Sunday. In First Presbyterian
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After Several preliminary discus-
can,
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perhaps, best be taught courtesy by
-las absorb-
ing to me at that time of scarce
coat. and made rae return it to the Church the special Easter music
owner, after I of some clothes of,
g consisted of Hall's "King
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1.cions
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a meeting of those interested in
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a magistrate—always provided that
reading matter as Robin Cr=ipoe a
fes years later.
anthem,
my own I completed this embar- Victorious," with soprano solo by
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the formation of a fire bl'lgaade \�'aS
their victims are prepared to• take
Another little adventure of any
rnssing errand, and then went back Miss Edith MacKay; duet by Mrs.
to the river in search of my lost W. A, Wright
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lheld lit the T01Y21 Hall early 111 April
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the trouble to testify against them.
school days was (at the tiine) a
and Miss P. Patter-
raiment. son bass solo by Air. M. R. Ren-
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of that year. The meeting which was
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gosh -awful experience, A chum of
I found the pants. Something ale, and Hollins' anthem, ,,
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well attended, proceeded with the
cent more feed is required for a
mine and myself went to a scrim-
ming hole in the Bayfield Ricer,
had chewed up my shirt Seek Ye the Living?" with control
After all, maybe slacks are bet-
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formation of a brigade and Rallied as •
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WIGS FOR• BRITONS
back of. Charter's farm, One at-
traction
to solo by Miss H. Murray. The
ter than petticoats for general pur- male quartette sang "Behold, I
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ti31Ce1'S T110n1aaS Bell, Jol1I1 t�ur1'e�•,
(Tile PeCQI'de2' Tlrile5, Brockville)
was the abundance of poses. Tell You a Mystery," consisting of
John Beattie, Jas. T. Scott. AIg R.
which were aver-
age in size of flock, labor effici-
Dennis11
I�Ob'an, William Hill and
birds ill size.
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� Rennie and D. L. Reid, and the
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Robert Willis, The meeting decided
This week in the Canadian House
Commons "Wig$
Letters t the editor
anthem, "Worthy is lige L.am'l,, '
from Handel's Messiah.
those above average in only one
. that the brigade should consist,l-of
of the for Britons"
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Air. and Mrs. C. L. Brall and
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not more than fifty members and this
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policy li'aS t11@ CdUSe Of a certain
_ daughter. -Mary; Susses Monica
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number l;as quickly y enrolled,
amount of humorous Comment. rI'he
- and Kate Eckert, of Detroit; Sis-
ter M. Ctavor
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One of the first. moves of the new
question arose as to whether or not
WHERE IS WALLACETOWN2
and Sister M. Sophia
Aidborough, Southwol,', Yarmouth. of Toronto, were here last week
lilialahide, etc., with sturdy Scotch11
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brigade was to approach the t0 -Yrs
Britain could actually afford the lux-
WAIlacetown. Mar. 30, 1950.
attending
Highlanders, in the majority, but g the funeral.. of the late
Chvor Eckert
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council seeking a grant for uniforms.
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ury of ro- idin her bald -Pleaded Cit-
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Editor, The Hurn Expose -for;
many English and Irish„ SY, Pet-
m Me annual election of officers of
er•s Anglican Church, now well in
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The
PseriS with government -donated wio�.
Dear Sir: I have received a
the Young People's League of Sea-
to its second hundredth year.
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. Council according to a contemp-
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The discussion concerned Canada
number of letters, some of which
forth Methodist Church was held
stands by the beautiful cemetery Tuesday
oxy` account of the meeting. "were
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ask, "N'Phere is Wallacetown-"
overlooking Lake Erie, where Col. evening, the new officers
.
unanimously in favor of dealing most
relations Willi BI'ItalIl, and
�t'allacetown, the centre of the
to assume office ]lac 1, The to]-
Talbot's remains are interred, and lowing were Honorary-
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generously with, the Company in this
Britain's shortage of dollars which is
oldest settled portion of the north
shore of Lake ,Erie -the T=albot•
elected:
wbere be continues his "roost" be prem Rev, R. F. Irvin: ores.. Dr.
the blue waters of Erie.
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respect and passed a resolution «hien
responsible for curtailing the amount
Settlement -is located on what is
Ross Savauge; 1st vice ores., Keith
Tbaukiug you, Mr. Editor. Roo
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cannot fall to satisfy and encourage
of food t�.hich the British g0Yer11-
now the much -travelled Iiiug's
Highway No. 3. This -highway fol-
sSa
,vier -prep,. Gladys
- R. J. DUN•SMORE Holland: 3rd vice -Pre:.. Giadvs Me-
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'the company. � The resolution pro -i
P
meat Ciro afford to Import fop' its
low; the original Talbot Road- in
• Phee;' 4th vice-pres-, Evelyn Har-
burn:
Tided the council 1>-olild pay two-
pe°ole. Ill this .regard, J. H. Harr--
pioneer days the military toad
from Fort Erie to Niagara Falls to
Toronto. April .10, 1950, sec., ,Gertrude -S ebster:
trees,. Geo. Hutchison: Pianist.
Editor, Huron
of the cost of each uillfol'nl
son Liberal member' for Meadow
Windsor and Detroit. General
The Expositor: Dorothy Robinson; assistant, Daisy
Dear Sir: With Canada's
1.thirds
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till
COndlt1t1r1 the cost 1)t'i' 111 `cin 'diC] not
c.
Lake, remarked that there is a
Brook used this road, and a mile
loom ',i'allacetown,
fele Hamilton
gates en route to the fourth an-
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,emceed +. If the cost was under
0'1(1-;�in�' feeling' in the United States
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west. A creep
enrosse; £be road on its la'a}• to the
nisi meeting of the International From The Huron Expositor
Federation of Agricultural Produe
$5.50, the council agreed tail pati- three
and the salve vie�t is held by plan
lake, and up this tree,k paddled
General Brock on his way. to the
et, (IFAP). and with plenty of April 13, 1900
.
Itialrters of the bill, It may tie achill-
Canadians, that Britain is not ap-
border- It is stilt tapeta Brock-,
'explosive ;tuff flying hither and Mrs. Carne, of Bayfield, hart
con here North snowdrops in bloom in her
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,ddeiRce but seventy-five
lroaching
I her problems in a ✓calls-
Creek, though not much of a creek
on the American garden
on the first of April.
home froth. with reference to 'ftp F ` •
years after
&alforth's first brigade Soil noun-
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tic \l'a that sole cannot support pea-
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now.
rl•auacetoan is situ:aced al miles
port prices for agricultural pro- Alex Ferguson, of Bayfield, left
'the for Cleveland
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iciPaa l S37d f01' t11E' iturchaz,e of unl-
tremendous free ,social services and
�1e't of St, Thoma,. At one time
it
ducts.' Crow's Nest Pass on Tuesday. He will
reement.' 'tine Brannon Plan for en,=a`'e in fishing for the wmmer.
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fOPn1S the lli'igade Cif 1950 On Mon-
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east as bell.'
was a flourishing trading centre,
with hotel.. bank. tele=taaph office.
e U.S. farmer: and 'the decline We are Pleased to notice that
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tray asked ft11" ai grant t. ft73' ItFt'I1t�'
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" These services run into billions of
store-, eft_ The cumin- of cue
Canada
in farm cash income.* pleape per- Mr. A. W. McIntosh. son of Mr,
mit this 'city :Picker' to beam the and Mrs, George McIntosh. of
URfiII`nlS The Cfh�t n0\l', I1t�lYc'ti"'ei',
dflllaz-s, and included such things as
Southern Railway (later
the-liehigan Central. rind now the
rollonina ihougots to ytrur rural town. has passed his final examin-
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Iliad 1'Ie]l to Illf12"c, L:llarl a unlfol'nl,
tYvo wigs, for ally bald persoIl who
'New Pork Ceniralt. rut ;he kibosh
reader, for the gavii that they may silos is linos College. Toronto, in
do. as an offset t0 these days of Greek Esegetics and Systematical
ci*zl0
Itesplendt'nt Ill tlle.11' 11e -A' trnliCyr"els
applies. He cannot get only one; he
On W aliAcelown, For the• rsiiroad
by-passed Wallaeetctti, il_ favor of
ro npetiiion and conflict: Theology.
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the flxeznon appeared for the first
has to take two." The Second -S'lo 1S
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the village of Dutton, three miles
James Boland, of Egmond-
�A Fine snit Nobler Country Leff" c•ille, left laic creek for Wood-
<By A.A.-M.. in G.T_-,
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tittle in pu%'1lC at i� i�z11'2?ill' ltelil lIl
undoubtedly desz rned as a `s sae' O
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north, wherle a station '%as built-
Gt adually \YallacetOlt folded
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l stock_ . where he has secured a
"Y dreauz Of a fine and nobler 'at
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�IlileCtltln \R'Bt.h illi' "?�tli of 11laay cele-
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that the owner will not have tO 0O
a
g ugt, Batsiners a -lad buildi-:gs mor-
good position lose coop°coins.
country life than the world has Miss Nettie Wilson went to Tor-
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bratatan of 1875, The uniforn'Is of
about lwlirles,s while wig
� numb one
ed bOtiilly over to balite::. and far
vests Rallacetaon notieaed on
set known -a country life rich in, Tonto on Thursday- where she will
tine material thing -s that mntributc
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blue, faced wit.il whitt', liad been
IS at elle clea.Ile.I':.
Peaae!ulty. Then ;ole ;enclulum
act as an examiner in the examin-
to bt*dilc satisfactions, and richer atians with the School of Domes-
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maanufactured fly A. G, :IIeDout ll
The British o(li ernment-dOndtE?d
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I will; the Other l,sy Xc 3 xis
way c paced f^oai btxkler to
still in aIle th3n� that uplift the tic 3CienCe-
hearts and spirits of men. I dream Mr.
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& 0O., of ,Reaaf'orth, while the Ioelt�
Pa l.g has, Of Ct)urSe. been elle Sub eCt
border, A line of big Greyhound
John J- Chuff had the rriisfpr
ai a land of well tilled tselds-of tune to have one of his fingers
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and Caps were Inal(ie toll' Mr. Wird.
of con�tldera.ble merriment, but in
through buses made t miar runs-,
' Wallacetown was -ejzuN en: ;ed_ Ser
fields that der .not u -a -ch away or
_ZMw Poor with their tending. but takes off be a jointer In fills
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the, waddler,
td'i1t11 the C"list piCtlirt' lS not'So funny.
� rice stations and to+r ; csmir
fathers planitaa mill. -
become more productive year by -lessor
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Meaill pile
pi, irticulaarly -hen one considers that
I road is is sora a, :Mit \er �a 131�"h
w;ay, being
J. Arnold Case And Jas.
year, 01 CtT r2irT home-- I Olean`, � Broadfoot left Tuesday- for Hely'
home_•
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tole f.`t,Lldltti t€aErli , I1
steps
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the ,wigs for Briton. policy is
the shtme t^so acral,_ tc+o
Y Outaria, whoa only ln-e eemtre lice
owned be People whca 'York and Philadelphia,
in ahem, loved because
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to ill3lti�,PI3 as Suitable tele ellgllle. While
symptomatic of lin e`'er-increasing
f
(St. Thomasa to slc� t -he tour-
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of their Mr. Win. Powell, of Toronto.
enmatort and thein beauty, cberish-formerly Of 1?gmandrine,
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in sill Chi t= d1�ell'llt t5' I'c uI._
drive fi?I' t cite provided goaft and
art. in alae saaaaaaae- :an.e especial-
tv. crowded yr'iala v
and a
ed bemuse of the lore that has graduate of The Huron Expositor.
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services,
S :a-otorisss
They skcret past En •u ek�r t�➢3 S$S
gone their making and ti3eir has laeen elected vice-president of
�e'e�^iA=. I drHetl2._ FO'IT, EDP a>' ag�'Si- hasthe beemToroIItO '�I�"i?o`ice- resical en o
irx '
� early thk f&lll(Ai1iII&g 6 � 1f" thy¢ ,
to estimates made by
actarage of tole A aaimu e P, pedal- culture
is arvnaaiai Jaily 3t�eif.
Haat bas come to respect 'Pyr W G. Braradfoot. of Tuck-
n of
Vi
"
11�iper w`ls de vert -d a .,d a pted.
�trACcording
Mr, Harrison, ings alone, in Britain,
t. - �ttnertcsrt
Tlasaaktaicaang �?' �h:` far or ttlDbolai
ao spear of 3a�e1P- and to erMti and AB fo t, V.S.,
uta oma ri�ass by St; own Brucefteld.
a$t• 1 del✓-3�I If in ? fpJ+S fy j�
l'
are eo-sting the government, from 0
night there is rzo le;aav 8 :e�; stTength:
r1- ined
of have been appoint-
of .an agricultiare ore- ed justices of the pewee.
fl, `,,
rr
'
While during the y t w'S it ham inn
to �68 per bald head, If one itlriltl-
n1 . ?awes ,�'<t well -_-sip-
plIed raaerolaaaidase sm d ;.re,casicnrt
to do lea -saes � a bta�nee� Probably one of the h.rgest
war, nneaatrer= weDrTsiaag tage3laer in
rr �.
„iiSt+L'nCt'�
" t ,.'`` Ila---
t.ha' r ' 3t filch
plies these figures b "the iitiffibeT of
stores, pAosrt otPiee. t' p vornaam a
sat3te3 in�� ever held in L'sborne
,_gairit of brotherhood, 7 ki'gyp. aGsem$Dled on the farm
e. pais L'4iiiti°i allitrdd a"It33iiclB ' t�C
`��
bald I1rltl;,lrer sOltle filly's IS Ol3taiil-
Saatteara 8lourishing thcP,,i marl, tshAm.
and the lt-adquarters of s'�erai zrorkamg,
of
Ls the thiag for 7--hicb we are G,,. H Stewart ?worth Boundary.
tole ultitnate goal off out
,f
c+wazI Itla iilaa Q3r ltli*rbut.io+n woos
ed of the high lllibllrL t of SiiCh )-
Make f&�aiatg rompasriir•s Wailaoe> eade'STOurs-sBat
amm SatardaF last the craca,_ion be
Sheri may be do- ams the jaunt ssle of farm stuck
t
Pgew than a vea�r after it_ folm:SQ� on-
necf-ssa.ry
ttacta i the aeranittrol' to ,Inc
¢oreriaamd, l�cses• whe:� ytnmm eras
1
moped iia iia a land off our, a and 3ffipflenneats 3a conneci3on with 1
idea 9mmel ca=e sg_te¢a of ag¢i-
¢
✓,(,o
In t�anb�r. 1 the bri �
p $de had
,gox4rnment-donated .^w,'rtr-
lk'eS And t11e 1111ffiotlir In ttlie sit$Ia-
bay at lk'ket fOa swig=.✓; a� from .1221111
his hrel.*+ttea, James The auction. 1
e a finer alad tnore bmnti- eeas u*t� Thi& Cameron H.
I';— t
tis c& fix`s when nea>F half
N-vvr York to Sar ,:ucis2o or tial
tion docs Kalamt,iarzr ffis
ply largely, if one is a
and 1
co mitry life, a no3Dler and a :$a,,,_,. 1
ss cot t; eiriliaatioiL It
tR`
ifQfk fMain
hiildi�ftt w de-
P�'r`itASli taia�,al @.r.
l Asad llrbez'e a •ade ar: sib , lithe
%,_ -Ir, >~' I3e�c, Sr.. of �tarieb, met P
a:ag of us c do armaki¢ig vsatBi
+`* •
� ” in a which i"�',Stilted Pit
t°'
The people of North AmerILa
tine trek f't•tam W&?!.r4rc, ,q vn talatme;
tmortlt to iUtittox.
a paiiatttl aecideat at his fat 2
but- w®r�zLa ttD;elher, Barer ggi c lose other fat, He rias work- 2,
7 f
I d M
w at fit" M,
are
anti@li. and rI 1x azyp� py
gYlt ?{,6, do every-
tib es:rcb. a trt�a, g>reac
laces tale I aammir, ts*k goes h aaaidsi
y be malaade' �sptaa � yea a IDasax3sarx rxlren his head tame
dao tg talrta'W10t Atari tonere =
am eiDntart stilts Lrie
r .'1 ,
j,)I
.. Ths way have limit Hie biggest
Y
iLFM 1aa wmatoatm tea earrfla a &lasses is
Ey, p wase--In-sTecd Of
thil�t;� in their ower within reason to tribune
sag, aad was 2
msa2 BDaae mt as but Via® 2c cabs rear badly, cut- ,• 2e
by
,% +,j
"afdaitli lArl�(1de ft�lht
t
aid fill restoring, Brit,lii' S eC(Rii41
raiaa•,g riml ms a
dao, as asto t* t7miat � tit. Sud
bis labels to the 11%lmr A fairs mall no- grass CYam 3
amd the be'tr dag,,,/ag ac -treks Kiper to
r rr
�,
� "" L b 9' 'al`s existence,
t Cl R state falf lie beLit t ra+. wiin be
1D OI— lhas d-1.1n,r30<am 1,. m we
vera imaelrat,=t e
Itrvstlsre, zchieh, no 31
dg,m= as a ,which se are
il ' dabs 3 be s t bacon to the 34
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ruts
�* tlarat hai4"e pawed
'.
.l ,
mom sand 'i7Rnre ]f`elpCti evil' the,.
s+cla,wm,s taiga
q bys is a bli_-Iw-k, s >fmst a.
ewe buSizes;sl men of dist little totrn, 37
"Lati,[ gAi`ETL'a"S� i8me aaalramery
t
t i`
,k .•
t i" !t Ilan b�'etl tPiL`
pa?crt of Amerit�ans and Camadia to
Eerat leastec s Qr 'se tiw tttat e
6,y, "a"tattamas
opening,_,; at }y1 S3
• Razade. G. F. Arnold and 4
rt'zl %
„r(r"tA,Lc4
4
dui nli
a
ris
Ctlut�ZlCit€' flilal3lal hit'I a liu$yatsae
p
T;BIlS»at-t- c,; Mae
iaeSaad. fla3amaqd r
.Alis
SttaitZn Heta�aii, can Saturday last,
v l's $amnE9 5+1., acrd fl
IPP`{''
w
,t tR.�,;fit•,.n,. ',' i "te D
CIuh �" i6x�i % i(t8A3?@ 4lII?
a the ffmee lames �mt1 a1:
Oa ,
Sys lAa'� Almt_ la, aE.tetded, p'arUcularty 41
caw was t • e case in the eyonitag
> t he miter- ' 109, n mm tfler;
a`i.` ` • fi� ""Dry ,. • arbasv�d, aeae; 5t see-1m>xm ! � r �S: lla w disc ya3¢icPi os hestra. e � 44
�� t51 at. $tie 'tlPbi 3t $ i m reader✓ Xr_ -told; pla,5*ed, This ;+j,;
fill,a �,_ CeR • ! if t, ed., hii� r aw g,+D xi '"1tle anveg1 " Awrl
pbr" im t� "a'ilb• s"tklft .. enfl pa�rs.� p , $BmaSw "tali ar fea4ram a and L&Fe ai>rs3c ma
Yt 'r:• . . ancE'41r u' M t •. - d QR � :b .iftnot, ,fA3'Sidi'bto. ,,,::.
.
r,f1 hn i,,l �r {5 j 9' , t v , '+4 .+VS' 1 „dj:• , „ ..
�, t ,l r,yr ,'yMYr , , {
Y t r f-Jl 4 s :r, ! , oft J } •>, , of . , I I ,1 r; , + % r �, a
,t,s..h, , .:.•., J,.r ,7t,.•1..,. ,t.+ ,La:g Y rh r s ,.J 4,i, •J. �f , ., i V,. ��. i e, , ,. . • ,. r,+� ,,, ,,, h„, i ik',af `�u ,: �, 1D , ., ,,,.::.� „v , ,.. . , ,, ,.. .. M .,
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4 . 1-1 '' - -
Woman Breaks Leg in Fall starting Renovationo t
il Mrs. -Carl 'Siemon, R.R. 4, Mit- 'Carpenters, plumbers and elec-
chell, Was admitted. to Stratford tricians are busily engaged at ' i
hospital on edmesd'ay evening of Frank Gongs new restaurant Site,
last week with a fractured leg of-. preparing the place for the dlayi r
ter she fell at +her home, 'She had when Mr. Gong will open, his new
her leg broken several years ago modern restaurant and bowling al. t
and it rerualned stiff and now it ley, work in`the basement where' t •\`
has been fractured again, just the alleys will be installed, :has
above the original break. She will been hampered Eby water, The t
be confined to Stratford Hospital cement floor has been lowered. to .
for several, weeks. --Mitchell Advo- make ,;more headroom for those
tate. who will want to patronize the al- t '
leys, There is a great deal• oP
Drowning Tragedy Averted work to be done, and no date can
A near tragedy was averted at be given as to when the building ,
Bayfield on Tuesday evening when will', be ready. --Blyth Standard.
Tom Keshle, Jr., was able to effect Pupils Escanpe As Ceiling Falls
a rescue which saved the life of I
Jack Cameron. Mr. Cameron was Seventeen , school children nar-
paying a visit to the Bayfield Riv- rowly escaped injury around) 3:30 ;
er when he fell accidentally into o'clock on Monday, afternoon, at
the swollen, swirling waters. It stone School, in Morris Township, °
was only through the valiant ef- three miles south of wingham,
forts of Mr. Kestle that Mr. Camer- when the ceiling; gave way, Half ,
on is living today. --Clinton Ne)rs- of the schoolroom ceiling sudden -
Record. ly gave way and crashed onto the 1
school seats below, bringing down
Farm 95 Years in Brigham Name lath and studding, and strewing r
The f a• o th 12th c ncession the room with plaster- Fir&t indi-
a m n e o
of Mullett Township, recently sold
o
0
Lakes
e
e
f
r
h
e
n
n
cation that anything was wrong
I
Albert Brigham to Mr. Jas..
was ,when the ceiling began to
Population
I3 -One of the Muses
Scott, had been in the Brigham
Sc tt,
bulge and crack and. the teacher h
°
- family name for 95 years, Richard
Miss June work, shouted for the
2I -Haughtiness
ad
Brigham had become owner Ili
students to get out of the room.
-City (Nebr.)
2S -Island (U.S.)
1854. He was the grandfather of
The students scattered in all direc-
'
- the late Albert Brigham. 'Mrs. Brig-
tions in the room. Some managed•
substance
32 --One .of Society
ham recently ,purchased a home on
to get to the front of the class-
°
Dinsley St., Blyth, from Mrs. Fred
room, while others were trapperit
33 -Himalayan bear-
- Oster, and moved in last fail.-
at the rear between the section
'
Blyth Standard.
that fell and the classroom win-
,
-ire, aptau
Bows, Lois walker was the only
t
I
Hold Farewell Party
one to receive any injury, a slight
3'4 --Pertaining to the
-Port, (Black Sea)
bump on'the bead. Other students
e
1 Arthur Goddard, C.P.R. section
narrowly missing injurey were Lil-
4S- Seottash
44 -Plass kge
' foreman at Goderich for 17 years,
]jam Campbell, Isabel Scott, Bruce
r
.who is being transferred to Guelph,
Proctor, Bessie Campbell, Helen
48 -Italian eeaor
i0-L'neamployed
e as' honored by 50 fellow employ-
Haine&, Jimmy Thompson. Robt,
'
ees and their wives from Auburn,
McMurray, chairman of the school
r'4' Small C&Hd
Blyth, McGaw and Goderich at a
board of S.S. No. 7, Morris, said
`
• farewell party at the home of Mr.
he is at a loss as to the cause of
and Mrs. Charles Leckie, Quebec
the mishap. Much credit goes to
.
St., on Friday night. The presen-
the young Brussels teacher, Miss
tation of a set of pipes and a
work, for bet- calmness in sound -
smoking stand was made to Air.
ing the alarm, saving students
• Goddard and an end table to his
from serious injury. The school is
`
wife, by Charles Levine and Thos.
closed with the students getting
Young. Mr. Goddard will occupy a
an extra three days' Easter vaca-
similar position at Guelph.-Blybh
tion until the rubble is cleared
'
Standard.
away.-WingAdvance-Times.
t
t
• Huron
'
' .,
Federation of
'
Agriculture Farm News '
Efficiency Helps Lower Egg Costs
spend 82 minutes daily per 100
'
The poultry industry is passing
Pullets, the return on labor was
through a period of readjustment,
only 20 "cents. per hlttjr for every
t
necessitated, by many causes. Even
$1 per hour returned when only
if governments and associations do
22 minutes were required.
t
their part to alleviate the situa-
Flocks averaging 44 per cent
tion, the poultryman . has an
production (potential about 70 per
'
important role to play in over-
cent) gave a labor return of only
Fouling dlfficulties. Improvement
50 cents per hour for each $1.00
'
in management is the chief tool
returned by those with a 61 per
at the disposal of the producer,
cent production. Most costs are
Points out Mr. H. S. Gutteridge,
essentially the same whether a
Poultry- Husbandman of the Can-
bird lays a few or many eggs and
,
ada Department of Agriculture,
even feed 'consumption,. I& only
He states that from a survey of
slightly. higher, the survey shows.
A
495 flocks made in 1947 by the
From available data, only 40 per
Division of Agricultural Economics
cent more feed is required for a
of the Federal Department of
bird which produces 330 two -ounce
Agriculture, flocks averaging 154
eggs a year than for one laying
birds gave a return of only 45
cents per hour of labor, for
only 40 eggs.
Farms below
e4ry
Sl returned by those averaging994
which were aver-
age in size of flock, labor effici-
birds ill size.
envy, and rate of production, re -
Labor efficiency is closely relat-
turned 20 cents per hour of labor.
ed to factors such as size of peu,
those above average in only one
automatic feeding and watering
of the three factors returned 37
equipment and similar time saving
cents per hour, and in two fac-
'
derives. Quoting from the same
tors, 55 cents for every $1 per
survey, when it was necessary to
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BOXWORD PUZZLE
,
' By Jimmy Rut! -
,
World Copyright Reserved
ACROSS
-3--Step d.lnce
3-Plaaecs
ri--Breed
6`-Po
0
O--Faddish-oralago
45--t=A19e for loose
17 -Enumeration of
4-I' nt rue
"-Utter lovingl •
Papers
.16 --calamitous
Population
I3 -One of the Muses
3 -Dries hack y
'19 -Wee R'it13e—
52 -Not within
2t)--Captirate
--Trunk of statue
ngle threa(i
2I -Haughtiness
ad
I
1 -April 9, 1960,
:t -Period
r
.a6-Supset to sunrlse
-City (Nebr.)
2S -Island (U.S.)
6 --Shrill cry
5r -Easily bent
58`5tll tsars
2,4--Eletnentar y
9 -Indian tent
w -High, steep bantc
59-12 that Piaee
GO -Ascertain
substance
32 --One .of Society
satellite
weiz�ht
of,
Islands
of oxen
33 -Himalayan bear-
(S.A,)
reotn ly
DOWN
tuber
cat
3,5 D eny
_Ett4ble
BIq
`6' -Fine art gallery
-ire, aptau
5 -,Ascended
U. --'strikes with hand,
--lmnginary Island
4- illocdsarlaitL
3'4 --Pertaining to the
-Port, (Black Sea)
Insect
pole
--Sagaeitr
-••,Island ill,)
S --Pounds (abbr.) -
4S- Seottash
44 -Plass kge
a`1'-'ninte sheep
+-- •chart
47 -Restore
onlor
-1*riesto aP ht:ar;:
of milk
n --Stale of ebnality
48 -Italian eeaor
i0-L'neamployed
(Ane, I3oulf,)
12---itatrcialt
i3- HoNvo ah *
si-Ret
-TAI and
14--Y• irearnt,
r'4' Small C&Hd
66 --Highest card.
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