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candidates r liarl- the annual Christmas Seal earn- � Federation Banquet. First tl of wint C , ,,, lflliul'
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cus munic]P�l Officlea r ; � beri Rev. Vance. . appeared ' Monday, deve I . 11 r, . "
qq,Nt. Mon. Paign on, -Monday, members of the Posel . to ;��'' " I'� , I,, I'M@ lro
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- da evin1h4;'t.bbtWe6n,th.6. hours :: - , . Oility that immigration to , y ,' ..'; � :, � �
'. Seaforth Lions Club Tuesday eye- I I ill within a short time Into a F r id A !. . .
of 7:30 aridwlot-s AOL ufug prepared material for mailing I First Presbyterian Church, Sea- Canada from the Netherlands w heavy snow storm. ,By Wed, . I
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I ti o or and' six to all residents in the Seafort-h . . eased, in Huron County Countil;c
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ree Public School in charge of Gordon McGonigle, . ey Harris, Citizenship and, Immigra, ture earlythat mQrnin9'had.l , gA's; 4AA,quet, w4g ib�&
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Trustees and one Public Util. chairman of the committee. . dropped .to two ab , I& r bu, � t .,% ffi
a ian ohun�ft, Hamilton, was the annual banquet of the Huroni Coun- ove zero., - � , � , :"";" ,.. , ,;;;;
ity Commissioner. If ,an eler- � -- 44 144" UL,Lerndoj�jiici�4'a. it, , � , ,
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rsary, it will take Association has contributed much � _. morning 4 , , day to , . . .. .. I A a�d, � ��_,
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pbject, "The Great, the Oardao�s Hall Wednesday evenini. be bad. Acad r -than , . ffsle;i repidrP. ; il . _
- place Wednesday, December 13. to -the health of the community. In Mighty GQ4." The choir sang the I I s, othe ., 1. . � . I . I .1, .
. Recalling that immigration in main highWaysii were reporte' It. wa& � * J0 I`
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for the examination at chest clinics I I I vwx arn - o. work I
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I , by Buck,, IvIth Mrs. W. A. Wright the wives and children of service- outlined for io ,be - . , . �� : , � ' . . �
0 of 600 persons, Goderich, Wingham, �.: 1.�,�- 771.1011�li . , i ,so, would, .not J . ,
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Seaforth, plus new clinics at Clinr .. "".... ScOtt'ilsO sang the solo, "The Good Harris -pointed out that in the past 0 0 9 0 0. 0 of the-pasit suinin c sed mp,r,e; - , �". �
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live centres for the county -all �i,,,��. , us so that anugh,
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for his theme, "Signs Of a Living Mr. Haxris said, "is to provide em- . miles of heavy.grad- . �� I I
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Present As Officep ty residents were under care in :: Saviour," with Mrs4 W. A. Wright It has been estilat,d, hia'said, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Se tt .11
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this institution and many more re- ". � and David R. Stewart as soloists; that there is now a shortage of 1 -A
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I officers at the - regular meeting of A feature of the campaign, this 1� and a solo..;�y Mrs. Kling, The col- "New equipment bought this- year . , li%f
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the S,eafortb. Chapter of the East- vear will be a series of broadcasts mate that there are 30,000 farms Mr. and Mrs. Thoma '14 I "
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of business last Thursday. evening, Nov. 28, at 12:50- D.M.-F. Fing� I . over 60 years of age, without male pleasantly surprised on 1
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$1,537.00 for the day. heirs., With the increasin popula- sion of their fortieth wedding an- to the purchase of trucks. for Is i,i
land, K.C., chairman of the Huron . the oe'4- th t consideration should be give �
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Officers for 195e-51 are- . Beecroft, past president of the . �� I his finger in the par of a cutting any other program, Mr. Harris ob- bride and groom of forty years cent for construction and 60 per I !��l �,
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l 110 I box at his parents' farm. He re- served, may have to take a,second ago, among, which were occasional .; 1.
X41ron, . mained ,in hospital overnight, but place to problems of defence. "We chairs from their family', James $364,40,7.19 to the�-esd, of O,etofior. -'�',
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M, P, ron, William Shannon; A* Because there may not be sufficl- returned home Sunday. Examina- will not let ourselves get' into the ives and i
. a6clate Matron, Mrs. /'Evelyn Me- ent seals to send to everyon "'!"
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Crozier; Assoelkite Conductress, Lions Club, who Is arrarigi McKillop, were re-elected President and Vice -President, respec. this time, to, avoid being over- ering, dispersed, all wishing tA_ could be given; and, the arrange- I 'N"
, Miss N. Jefferjr�,� Chaplain, Mrs. flistributIon of seals again this tivelY, of the Huron Federation.pof Agriculture at its annual meet, 111— come." many more years of health and . .
Alva Wezteott; Marshal, Mrs. Fret . -proving satisfactork:,,, - . p,
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Million - onam-were brought -to - Sea' ontuio .. I 1' '_ r — '-' parish , ,6*, Thul UOV -County Health'�, Unit, -..urged- - im! " �
Mary , Stewart. , Sentinel, H forth -p- - , bt.',, i � Ba. i� av�:-',�ee ` lik"' " . Xri�15kndre , ;MoLia,�hlari, 'M'r..,,. and- ,,4�.
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� I lowing the buslaeqs session. 10,pound- prints, Scarlett; -candy, Mrs,, E. Larone; Pryde, M.L.A., and Warden Cecil gall, Hugh and Mary orton, McDou- year old. ���. 11 !
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special prize for "finish." The point . Mrs. A. W. 'Moore; knitting, Mrs. extended by Mayor J. E 128 students were tuberculin -in- �,
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I The following I Teal estate chang- up In such a neat and clean shape Huron Federation of Agriculture in Church. tea cup reading, Mrs. Harry Didey; well in livestock judging competi- NURSES PLAN Of the 15 pasteurization plants, i . � �
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he property of Harry operating more effectively, it was ..:
I ol of E. C.'Chamberlain: "Danger, Girls Working," a three- Bruce McLea Mr§, H. 0. Free, nett. The three: James Snell of The nurses of Scott Memorial
T R. Col- Mr. Leslie is to be congratulated tion protested the prevalence of act play. presented by, the Arthur Mrs. N. Scoil%, Mrs. E. C. Bos- Clinton, Bill Tay u reported. I '!
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I bert, situated on Centre on. his good showing, which is but cattle rustling in the county and :Circle of Knox Church, God .Ior of Bel,grave, Hospital are holding their ann A brucellosis survey among milk 1
"I. tE SDIttal, Man a continuance of his record made the lack of appropriate sentences . e well and Mrs. C. Roweliffe. The and Bob Allen of Brucefield, were autumn ball next Wednesday in "
. in First Presbyterian Church Mon- Producers was started in October. .-
. inion Bank; MrO. James Parkins' while manager ofi,the Hibbert Co- in the case of convicted persons. day evening, was a g-reat success. proceeds amounted to over $250.0,0. 1 third in a. field of 29 te,ams com- Cardno's Hall. This has been a If the results show a high inci- I
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Property, situated I �on Chalk St., to operative Creamery at Staffa. Following considerable discus-, The members of the cast were ex- - I yearly function of the Seaforth
sion, a change was made in the dence of infection, the unit plans
. Mrs. William Morris, of Hibbert : _& ceedingly well trained. The pro- nurses for the past few years and to do a survey of the milk pro -
Township, and tho. Property . constitution whereby 25 per cent -nox Church - climaxes their year Of activities. duce,r,g shipping to the creamerleps.
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. B. Jamieson, located an Centre �St., of monies collected by the levy will building fund', for the new church Part of the proceeds are designat- and condensaries. I
� to John A. James, of Seaforth Sup- Junior Farmers, -be returned to the tow-riships. and, they intend -building. UsbomleCouncil Meets ed for Hospital Aid work. Operators Of 25 slaughterhouses �
ply & Fuel. Jr. Institute Sponsor that,.mileage .for directors, attend- ' 'p
. meetings will be paid Thoss'e taking part in the play 111— have co-operated, it was said, ex -
I TAP To Royal ltng Cou`n`ttyy Federation. , were: Arlene Day, a sales girl, As Court of Revision Cept for three person$.
. . Marjorie MacFie; Selena Barnes, a I All the Pupils in 182 elementary .11
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The meetings re�elected the 1950 0 — HULLETT ,;
. Seaforth Bound, A well-fIlled, bus, left Seaforth at slate of officers for 1951, with waitress, Madeline Edward; Grayee Usborne ,Council met in regular schools were examined for infee. I
. . 4:30 Monday morning for the Ray- Charles R. Coultes, Belgrave, as Johnston, a music student, Marilyn monthly sesMon Monday afteirloon, mally opened at 4:00 p.m. by the On Monday the Fireside Farm tious conditions. . I
Airman is Killed al Winter Fair in Toronto. Spon- president; R. S. McKercher, R.R. Butler; Roste, a maid, Margaret Nov. 13, at the Township Hall, members of council subscribing to Forum group met at the home of The Equalization Committee's
I I f, An RiC.A.F. mechanic, ACI Jas. sored by, Seaforth Junior Faxiners I Dublin, as first vice-president, Wilson; Hannah Williams,- a ro- E11mville, with Reeve Wellington the oath of office. One appeal was Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson with recommendation of non -concur- I.
and Junior Institute,, the tour was aiiii Wilfred Sbortreed, Walton as mantic young lady, Cynthia Young; Brock presiding and Councillors brought before the court. that of 19 present. It was review night, rence Ili a Clinton request for a j
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I Cross, 19; stationed at Cen deeply appreciated by those in second vice-president, Bert L&bb, Phyllis Deering, a newspaper wo- Verne Pincombe, Harold Jeffery, Clifton Brock, tenant on the prop- so there was no discuision. Part county court of revision was. en- 11
� . was killed instantly Thursday night the surrounding district, which was Clinton, I I s past president. man, Vicki Thornton; Claudia Van- Harold Hern and Earl Mitchell in erty of Mrs. Mabel Brock, being of the evening was spent in play- dorsed by council. i
� � who � -his .motorcycle crashed Into sho— -by the keen response. The meeting, which- was sched- dermeer, a home girl, Jessie Stur- attendance. Minutes of the last Part Lot 10, Con. 6� On tbe basis Ing progressive euchre with the Considerable debate followed a .
I a nephone pole on No. 4 High- Monday was one of the better uled for 1:30 p.m., got under way dy; Mrs. McCarthy, a landlady, Isla- regular meeting, held on Oct. 7, of additional information regard- following as winners: Ladie,.9,most Protest voiced by Reeve Job], Mc, .1
. I way, two miles south of Hensall. dayw at the Royal Winter Fair, as be] Jackson; Lulu Ann Smith, a and of a special meeting called for Ing the building assessment, the games, Mrs. George Carter; tone Nab, of Grey, over the change :
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Air Force officials withheld his it featured the King's Guineas. The of time, reportsi from six commit- girl from the South, Virginia the purpose of reading the Prout court concurred and on motion of hands, Mrs. George Hoggart; con- made between the Township of I .
, name until his parents In Rosser, fifty guineas, comes from a fund tees were carried over to a future Lodge; Miss. Verne, a woman of Municipal -Dehin report. and held Councillors Jeffery and Mitchell solation, Miss Frances; Cook: men, Grey's assessment and. that of the .
Manitoba, were notified. created nearly a century ago by in eting. Mayor of Clinton, Robt mystery, Hazel McCreath; Ray on Friday evening, Oct. 20, were the 1950 assessment roll wai; certi- most, games. Bert Hoggart; ]one county's, amounting to $18,000. He i
I- Cartwright. an actress, Pauline said he could I ..
I He was going to a hockey game ,King Edward VII, when be was Y.e Hattin, extended a warm we' . confi�rmed as printed; on motion. of fled by the court as the revised -hands. Donald Buchanan - ,- consola- not see how the 1
in Seatorth when the accident oc- Prince of Wales. come to the members. Lowery; assisting, Mary 144nder- -Councillors Mitchell and Hern and total of $2,651,00 for the year 1951 tion. Robert Dalton. The nex � I
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. curred. His companion, ACI Sam Charles R, Coultes In his prest- son and Dorothy Johnstori. - , home It was pointed Out by memberg- . '!
Brown, also of. -Centralia, told po- 110— Counctllor� Jeffery and Pincombe, and the court was formally closed. meeting will be held, at the of the committee that there were .
, lice he was riding his motorcycle dent's address, spoke on the suc- Mrs. E, A. McMaster sang two respectively. Robert Robinson, representing of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dalton. few appeals On county assessment. ..
in the lead and missed the lights Friends Honor cessfulneIrs of the employment of pleasing solos between aq.ts, accom- in review of -business arising out the Armeo Drainage & Metal Pro- Council concurred in the legisla- A
. of Cross' motorcycle. He turned Mrs. Wm. Morris . a full-time field man and of the panled by Mrs. M. R. Rennie. of the minutes of the last meeting, ducts Co., of Guelph, interviewed Non ('0111mittee's recommendation .
back and found, Cross, In the ditch I County Federation's office, bolb The Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary the clerk reported that Zone For- the council re culvert needs for peting at the Royal Winter Fair. I
I Moving To S,eaforth new undertaldnigs in the past year. 6ponsored the event, The proceeds, ester W. A. G, Thurston had been 1951. Council approved the road Wilfred Sbortreed expressed aP- endorsing a. Welland County reso- ,;�
and the motorcycle on fire. Gordon Greig, seeretary-treasurer amounted to nearly $10,0. each, go- lution Opposing reduction of old ,.`�
in the township and bad presum- superintendent giving estimate or- preciation of the catering arrange- age Pensions and asking that earn- .i
Cross had,purchased the machine * About 75 friends and neighbors and Aeld m,Jn. for the federation, clety realizing over $35. of der for delivery in 1951. Council 'f�`
ably, inspected all the parcels . nients. while W. R. Lobb thanked Ing 3 11'�
. only two weeks ago. assembled at the home of MtS. gave the financial statement, show- — land offered for reforestation, but Instructed the cle I e A. Y. the speaker. . allowances for Pensioner, be .1
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o r'� from $600 to $800; and
William Morris, of Hibbert, on Ing the total receipts as $14,862.05, w re, ,Wda . ased
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v�ednesday evening to spend a so- tot.4.1 expenciftures $15,064.19, total WILL SPONSOR proval of additional appropriation, to township roads by contractors Vice-Presiderit R, S. McKercher, allow sweepstakes for hospital pur- I'��
. CROMARTY l cial. time with tbe�m prior to their assets $3,237.29, total lia,bilities' CHRISTMAS BINGO correspondence was tabled show- hauling gravel to the Ali- School a.t included Wilfred Shortreed, Wal- Poses.' Also concurred in was a 11;
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leaving the district for their new $2,212.14, leaving a surplus of as, Ing approval by the Department of Centralia. Council Instructed the ton, 'Cecil Belyeia, Toronto; Lloyd vvaterloo 'County resolution re- I
I Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Russell and b6me In Seaforth, sets over liabilities, of $1,025�15. Seaforth Legion will sponsor a Highways of the expenditure of an clerk to bill the Usborne & Hlb- Jasper and Bruce Powers, Bruce questing exemption �
daughter, -Margaret Jean; Mrs. John O'Reilly and Joe Hastings Cecil Balyea, Toronto Provincial ,Christmas bingo in Cardmo's Hall additional $4,300, for road purposes. bert Mutual Fire Insurance Co. fOt County: Mr. andi Mrs. W. R. Lobb, of gasoline ..�
Grace Scott and Shirley, and Mar- presented thern with a ra,dio and field man for the federation, spoke on, Friday, December 8, when the one-half the cost of the fire b tax on all fuel oil Used, Eor,heating
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caret Ann 'and Laverne Wallace lamp. The following is, the ad- briefly, stating that $36,500, extra prizes, 'Vill consist of cash and tur- amount originally applied for. service to the Scott fire. Golding, Seaforth; Elston Cardiff, The Property 'Committee report- �,
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on. Sunday, with Mr. arid dress: "Dear Mi Morris and Joe: is needed for next year for essen- .Nl. p 1,
I visited I At 2:04 V.m. a court of revisOn .. and Mrs. Cardiff, Brussels; ed that the registry office building I
Mrs. Prank C"ck at St. Thomas. On the evening of your departure tials for the Provincial Federation, — on the Prout Municipal Drain was hen Award Drains. taken over by A, Y. McLean, M.P., and Mrs. Mc- addition and, repairs will be com. ;
for your new home, we have as- such. as Awo. ad,ditional field, men, the municipal cour.cil as a ril Le .1
, I Mrs. Muir, of Fidinlon Falls, Is sernbled to spend one more social services of a lawyer so that the spread. Mr. Gowd�r's, request for opened by, the members of council pal dirain and to hnve the ,;amp re- .an, Seaforth; Walter Harris, Pleted by the middle, of December.
I visiting with her daughter and son- M.P., and Mrs. Harris, Markdale; Asbestos slate shingles ,were ob- I . ,
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evening with one whom we have federation may obtain the best support on the margarine ban was There being 'no appeals filed ell and Ja%. A. Howeq. Listtowel, Ppile,r9tion, an(], mi -s. Coultes, Be]- Clilirch board, for r a
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I taffa both, buf we are able to under- to give the federation adequate Exeter, who stated that because of lSr5Q, was given a second and third, General ,kccident. Insurance Co., forth. and We. Keating; Rev. and screening and a 9upply Off boots of IJ
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spent .several days, at the Royal stand the advantage of your diati- Publicity for there are a lot Of the lack of funds, women In the reading and finally ad,opted, on mo- represented by F. E. Cowan and Ml�s , I
Winter Fair In Torionto and also Mon, hoping that the future may people unaware of what federation County are prevented from be- ,. A. W. Gardiner, Egmondville; various Rizea for prisoners. , � 11 �!q�
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attended the hockey game In a ded Air, Balyea. coming acquainted with the work Hern. Receipts for Junior e,xten,siolz ;
�1�11` , 1,eaf Gardidns on Saturday even- We ask you to accept these gifts Harry Gowdy, Huro : of a municipal liability c , ,N�
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I . Mrs, Ross Houghton has return- dlays you ba,ve spent among us.- Ontario Cream Producers, report- wee given by Bert Lobb, Clinton, struct the Prout drain were open- premium of $254.05 arild a further and Mr,,4. Gordon Greig, Bluevale; turea, $1,641.17; -balance, $15S:1.61. . "i,,
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Zurich, %penit' M:indaj Wfth� tke eat tender at lils bid of, $1,0H, the agreed, to take both policie% a,,.s Johnston, Mitchell. . "...
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