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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1951-03-23, Page 4AGE MC* • THE HURON EXPOSITOR • MARCH 23, 1951 4 • lassified Ads.1 Classified Ads Luserted At New Low Cash Rates: FOR SALE, WANTED, LOST AND FOUND, ETC—Per Word: 1st week 1 Cent aud week 'Ye Cent 3rd week 46 Cent Minimum rherge, first insertion- 26 Cents Eac.h figure, initial and abbreviation cotta, a* one word. Cards of Thanks, In Memoriam Notices. Coming Events -1 cent per word. 50 cents per week. Ihtquiries may be direcbed to a Box No., etio The Efscroa Expositca, for to coma extra. Tea °Bata additional will be charged if ads in above class ere not paid within 10 dayli of date of final insertion.. Births. Marriages and Deaths inserted fires of charge. Suction Sales, Notices to Creditors. Eto-Rehes on caPikaation. Minimum, Coming Events rpHE CRYSTAL PALACE BALLROOM, Mitehell, is a swell place to dance every Friday night to that stimulating music of Don Robertson and his Ranch Boys. 4343x2 TIR. E. A. litIcalASTER WILL SHOW A 'a' set of films on Mexico in Northside United Church basement on Friday. March 30th. There will also be a child's film and a program of local talent Sponsored by the W.A. Everyone is invited. Silver colleotion. 9343-2 For Sale or Rent OR SALE OR RENT -i100 -ACRE GRASS farm; good well and windmill. Lot 80, Concession 7, McKillop. MBE. ALFRED BROWN, Mt. 8, Seaforth. Phone 664 r 31, Seaforth. 4842-2 For Rent pon RENT -3 -ROOM APARTMENT LN home, available April 1. All modern conveniences. App44 to Box 979, HURON EXPOSITOR. 4343x1 FOR RENT -HEATED APARTMENTS: " modern conveniencee. Cen trebly lo- cated. Apply to Bax 977, HURON EX- POSITOR. 4342-1 poR RENT -150 ACRES, GOOD FOR " cropping or posture; handy to town. For information apply to MRS. ANDREW BUOHANAN and JENNIE, Heneen, Ont. 4343-2 Property For Sale poR SALE -6 -ROOM FRAME HOUSE " and barn, Lots' 211 and 212, in Hen - salt. Apply to ALBERT WALFF, Box 666, Goderich. 4342x8 VOR SALE -AN 8 -ROOM HOUSE IN Egenondville; stucco finish with hy- dro; hard and soft water in the house; % acres of land; barn 30x20; shed 30x14 at rear of barn. One door south of store and post office. Suitable for retired farm- er. Apply MRS. JOHN A. McGREGOR, Egmoralville. 4341x3 Wanted WANTED -ROLL TOP DESK. NOT TOO large. Apply to ERIC MUNROE. Phone 394-M, Seaforth _ 4343x1 LUMBER REST PRICES PAID FOR ONE -INCH Oak, Elm, Staple, Birch, Cherry, Wal- nut. Prompt payments. See or write JAMES COLE FURNITURE COMPANY, Ingersoll. 4343-2 Help Wanted T.TELP WANTED --CAPABLE GIRL FOR "" he in modern home. Apply Box 978, HURON EXPOSITOR. 4343-1 T.TELP WANTED, FEMALE -GIRL TO " train as saleslady. Apply to SlED- MANS 5c-$1.00 STORE, Seaforth. 4343x1 IAJAN'rELD„ APRIL lst-EXPERIENCED bookkeepenetenographer, male or fe- male; preferably with oayrool experxience. Apply to Box 981. HURON EXPOSITOR. 4343-1 WANTED, APRIL lat-3 EXPERIENC- ed truck drivers. preferably with dump truck experieme. Apply to Box 980, HURON EXPOSITOR. 4343-1 WANTED • PROTESTANT TEACHER FOR RURAL School near Seaforth. Duties to <sem- mence September 1. 1951. School has modern lighting and new installation fuel oil heating and air condi- tioning equipment; torieher's room; class- room well equipped with educational aids. Write, seating experience, inspector's reference and galaxy expected, to W. P. ROBERTS, Secretary-Trasurer Tuckersmith Terri. School Area Board, R. R. 8, Seaforth. 4342-2 WARD AIDES FOR THE ONTARIO HOSPITAL AT LONDON VOUNG WOMEN IN GOOD HEALTH, -- with 2 years High School or equiva- lent, and with an interact in helping the mentally sick, are invited to apply. Free course of training to accepterd applieaete. Permanent positions, improved salary sche- dules, generous vacation privileges and Pension benefits. Accommodation in hos- pital residence at moderate east can be priivided for limited time if desired. For application form write to MISS FLORENCE THOMAS, R.N., Director of Nursing, Ontario Hospital, London. For Sale FOR SALE --21 PIGS, NINE WEEKS old. Apply ART DEVEREAU X. Phone 661 r 25, Seaford:). 1343-1 FOR S ALE1-- A CALF. AP PLY GRUD1METT. Phone 851 r 31, Sea - forth. 4343-1 FOR SALE -QUANTITY OF COB CORN. Apply to MOORE'S POULTRY FARM. Phone 666 r 3, Seaforth. 4340-52 FOR SALE -7 -ROOM BRICK HOUSE, all modern conventeaces; hardwood floors throughout Apply E. D. CROWE, James St, Phone 376. 4348-tf FOR SALE -BOY'S BROWN SUIT, SIZE .eight Years; 2 pair pant. Reason- able. PHONE 133-J. 4343-1 F015 FAIN— A QUANTITY OF RED "" clover hay, round bales. W. ALEX- ANDER, Hesesll. Phone 682 r 13, Hen- ealL 4345-1 POR -SALE -THREE DURHAM STEERS weighing 800 or 900 lbs. TAMES C. KERR, Seafortb, Phone 839 r 5. 4343x1 FOR SALE -.A QUANTITY OF' AJAX end oats. A; ply to PETER E. MALONEY. Phone 64 r 10, Dublin. 4313x1 -pon., SALE -1941 THREE -TON G.M.C. truck: new tires, lone wheel base, A-1 shape. Apply T. CHUTER, Hensall. Phone 26-.1. 4343-1 VOR SALE -2 ELECTRIC BROODERS, j" &00 -chick; 3 coal brooders: 5 range houses. JARROTT BROS., Kippen, Phone 671 r 5, 4342-2 pOR SALE - NEW BRITISH KNIT powder blue wool ieraey dress, size 2014. Never worn. PHONE 789, 4334-tf pOR SALE- -USED McCORMICK-DEER- ' irie 11 -run fertilizer drill. in good shape. Apply FRANK JOHNSTON, R.R. 1, Dublin. Phone 840 r 13, Seaforth. 4343x1 port SALE- LADY'S BROWN SUIT, (Tip Top "failure). size 14; two-piece rink dm -et. size 13: Week crepe dress, size 12. May be seen at SCOINS' CLEANERS. 4343-1 'pOR SALE -NEW SINGER SEWING machines electric and treadle R. rrairs to all makes. SINGER SEWING CENTRE, 78 Ontario St., Stratford. 422341 r LIMATE CONTROL -EVERY HOME se-' should have "Climate Contrail" - cut down burning sun and drying winds by Wanting our "Round Head" Norway maple trees. Special while they last, 3 to 4 foot whips, $1.75 each 3 for 34.95, cosh with order. Aot quicic. HOGLE NURSERY COMPANY, Ca.mpbellford, Ont. 4392-4 PACKAGED EVERGREENS - "GROW your own plants," New technique. For only 34.95 cash with order we send you 10 strong well -rooted one-year cut- ' ver, best evergreen varietiesfor foundation planting, pyramids and spread- ...-. Printod instructions show how easy to grow in your garden until large mgr.& to transplant. Have fun. Save big dol- Ter's in your own nursery. Hurry on this. HOGLE NURSERY COMPANY, Campbell - ford, Ont. 4342-4 Motor Cars For Sale 1941 Ob"..tHmALF, TO; 11:88PloChKev-U. P, RE-.. DUNLOP'S B. A. SERVICE STATION. Searforth. 4333-tf GOOD USED CARS MONARCH '49 00.8.031 PONTIAC '40 SEDAN PLYMOUTH '38 COUPE FORD '38 SEDAN FORD '36 SEDAN CHEV. '35 SEDAN Trucks FORD '49 ONE -TON CHEV. '48 TWO -TON FORD '32 PICK-UP "'"aa... FORD '48 PANEL Tractors 2 FORD TRACTORS: 1 cocksRurr '70' Only two days deft to buy one of these good used cars on the old "one-third down, 18 months to pay" basis. DALY MOTORS PHONE 102 : SEAFGRTH 50 50 50 43434 50 Notices OLOCK REPAIRS-03IXPERT SERVICE, at reasonable prices. SAVAUGE'S, Seaforth. 4343-1 MOTICE-ASHES, CANS 'AND RUB- "' bage of all kinds removed promptly and reasonably. HAROLD MALONEY. Phone 2174. Please call at noon hour or evenhers. 4842x6 NOTICE To All Ratepayers Of the Village of Hensall TAKE NOTICE that the MUNICIPAL COUNCIL of the Village of Herman in - terries to pass a By-law at its regular meeting on the 8th day of May, 1961. authorizing the Clerk of the said Munici- pality to apply to the Judge of the County Court of the County of Huron for an Order to elose a portion of Wellington Street, in the Village of Fleneall, which portion can be more particularly described as follows: The Southerly One Hundred and Thirty-two feet (1320 of Wellington Street 'having a width of Sixty-six feet (86"). AND FURTHER TACE NO110E that unless objeoticms are formerly made M the said Connell by any person who claims to be adversely affected prior to or at the regular meeting of the said Council on the Sth day of May, 1951, the said Coun- cil will proceed to pass the said By -Law on the aforementioned date, Waving regard only to the objections then received. VOIS NOTICE is given pursuant 1» the Ithordeiord Act, R.S.O. 1950, Chapter 248, Sectflon 47, 1 A.D. nAIRD st Rowan, Ontario, this 20th ditIe �f Iffattili, /061. siatts A. rATAIIISON. 4840-4 49 49 49 49 2 2 40 39 39 37 37 35 35 CHEV. FLEETLINE COACH CHEV. FLEFTLINE SEDAN CHEV. STYLELINE SEDAN CHEV. FLEETLINE SEDAN Custom radio and air conditioning CHEV. DE LUXE FLEETLINE SEDAN CEEEV. DE LUXE STYLELINE SEDAN CHEV. DE LUXE STYLELINE COACH OHEV. STYLELINE SEDANS '48 CHEV. FLEETLINE COACHES '45 CHEV. STYLEMASTER COACHES CHEV. DE LUXE COACH PLYMOUTH COACH FORD COUPE DODGE SEDAN PLYMOUTH COACH 1,1,vmouTFr COACH CutIV. SEDAN MANY 01/1E11 MODELS TO 1)3100811 PROm BRUSSELS MOTORS "The' Home of Better Used Cam" OPEN EVERY EVENING Thrifty people -wise people all I150 the Classified col- umns. Phone 41, The Huron ,Exposft0r, Seafortli. ...,•..iiesaieeatti.el„'etaakee...-Seia,„ ie. se „ , • . , , • ., • . • Tenders Wanted GREY TOWNSHIP Tenders For Gravel QEALED TENDERS WILL BE RECEIV- • ed wird' 2 pan., Saturday, April 7th, 1951, when tenders will be opened at the Clerk's Office for crushing. hauling and spreading of appru imately 12,000 cubic Yards or more of gravel, at a fiat rate per cubic yard. Gavel to be crushed thropgh a %-inch scree ise. All work to be sat- isfactory to Tuwaship Road Superintend- ent Location of pits and other information may be obtained from the Road Superiza tendextt Marked checare of 5200.00 must a41C.0131 pany each Leader. Lowest or any tender not necessarily aooeoted. ARTHUR C. ROCK, Road Superintendent, Ethel, Ont, 4342-3 Auction Sales A LIGTION SALE OF 30 YOUNG BEEF ▪ and Dairy Type Cows, at Lot No, 31, Concession 6, Goderich Townettip, 1 mile south of Porter's Hal, on Tuesday, March 27th, at 2 p.m., consisting of: 15, Durham and Hereford young cows and heifers balance are Holstein and Jersey oows and herfere ; 2 -pure bred Holstein cows (vac- cinated). Some of these cows are recently freshened; balance are springing and due in April and May; some young calves. All these cows are of good anality and in good condition. Terms - Cash. A. E. TOWNSFIEND & SON. Proprietors; Ed- ward W. Elliott, Auctioneer; K. W. C,ol- quboun, Clerk. 4343-1 AUCTION SALE OP HOUSEHOLD EF- '' fects, in Town of Seaforth, Jarvis Sts, Saturday, March 24th, at 1 pan.: Gilson Frigidraire, 10 cubic foot; 1 year old; white enamel cook stove, waterfront (like new); electric rangette, white enamel (like new) ; Quebec heater; maple kitchmette-buffet, cable and 4 ch -airs Kroehler chesterfield suite, 0 pieces (like new); 1 mahogany antique buffet: coffee table; 2 end tables; t modern beirsiorn suite, bee, vanity and bench; chest of drawers, spring and spring mattress (walnut finish); modern % iron bed, springs and mattress; wardrobe; Maytag washing machine; sewing ma- chine: odd kitchen choirs ; .olothes hamper; card table; odd chairs and small tables; 10 by 12 Axminster rug with pad (litre new): 2 enturoloum Ines; trilight /amp; table lamp, ; electric iron: toaster; 1 com- plete set of dishte • large amount of odd disher ; kitchen utensils; garden hose; gar - (len tool- : lawn mower: tubs; sealers and other articles. Terms -Cosh. KENNETH COOMBS, Proprietor; Harold Jackson, Auctioneer: E. P. Chesney, Clerk. 4342-2 AUCTION SALE Of Property IT A ROLD JACKSON. AUCTIONEER, " his been instructed to sell by public auction on the premises, of the property described below, on MONDAY, APRIL 2nd, at_ 1 p.m. in the matter of the Estate effil Alexander Munn, late of the Townhi sp o McKillap, the following Real Estate: West half of the South half of Lot Number (12) Twelve, Concession 'Phir- testi (13). containing 37',( acres; there is a cottage on this lot. And West half of South half of Lot Number Eleven (11) Concession Thirteen (13) , containing 37 Y2 acres, bath in the Township of McKillop. Both properties all in grass. Terms -10% down, balance in 30 days. Offered subject to reserve bid. For further particulars apply to H. Jackson, Auctioneer, or A. W. SILLERY, Acting for Fetahe. 4343-2 CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM Stock, linelements and Feed, at Lot No, 24, Concession 9, Hallett, Township, 5 mile north of Clinton and 1,42 mile east of No. 4 Highway, or lies Miles south of Londesboro and (ei mile east of No. 4 Highway, on Friday, March 30th, at 1 P.m., sharp, consisting of: HORSES- Percheron mare 12 years old; Clyde horse 11 years old. CATTLE -Hereford cow 5 Veins old, due time of sale; Hereford cow 5 years old (fat) ; 3 beef steers, rising 2 years old (in gond finish) ; 3 beef heifers rising 2 years (in good finish); 2 yearling ,teers: 1 yearling heifer; 13 calves, 8 to 0 months old. PIGS -Yorkshire sow with litter; Yorkshire sow, bred 6 weeks; Tam- worth sow. recently bred; Tamworth boar, 2 years old: 8 Tamworth pigs, 7 weeks old. I M P LEM ENTS-•1 nte r national 10-20 tractor on rubber; 7 -foot binder; Ceckshutt 3 -furrow tractor plow on rub- ber; 1934 Plymouth Coach (in good con- (ition) ; M. -H. ParliFc power -lift fertilizer drill (nearly new I : M -H. 11 -disc fertilizer drill ; Avery double diso with tractor hitch (nearly newt ; M. -H. hay loader; M. - H. manure spreader: 111,-11. side delivery rake: M. -H. dump rake: M.-11. bean seuf- fler and pullers: International 3 -section it -wing tooth harrows; International culti- vator; international mower fi-ft. cut: Mc- Cormick drophen,d hay loader (nearly new) ; rubber tire .,v;iv,un : 16 -foot - flat ruck ; set of sleighs and sack; 4 -section drag harrows; DeLaval cream separator, 550 tbs. capacity (nearly new) ; 1 -row scuftler; 2 -wheel implement trailer and stock rack: set of breeching harness; horse collars; crosscut saw; 3 bunches of cedar shingles: slush scraper: 50 feet of 6 -inch rubber belt; whiffletrees ; forks, hovels, numerous other articles. POUL- TRY EQUIPMENT--Golony house 101 x 12'; 2 • Queensway oil burner brooder etoves ; 6 range shelters. }Wall, ETC. - Approximately 15 tons of mixed hay; ap- proximately 400 bushels of mixed grain (suitable for seed) ; 2 bushels alfalfa seed. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -Some household effects. No reserve as farm is sold. Terms -Cash. WELDON TYNDALL, Proprie- tor; Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer; K. W. Colquhpun, Clerk. 4343-1 T. AL KELLY & SON, AUCTIONEERS, J. have received instructions from the undersigned proprietor to hold a Clearing Auction Sale of farm stock and imple- ments, on Lot 30, Concession 13, Township of Logan, 2te miles north Brodhagen, 3% west of Kennicott, on No. 23 High- way, on Monday, March 26. 1951, cornmenca ing at 12 o'olock: HORSES AND CAT- TLE -1 geldirur, 8 years old: gelding, 10 years old: cow, fresh one month: cow, fresh two weeks; 2 CO WM to freshen, still in good milk, ist of May: cow, fresh one month ; heifer to freshen shortly: 6 heifers with calf, due in May and June: 3 young cattle, yearlings ; 6 calves ; Hereferd hall of good breeding. Cattle are all T.B. test-• ed and vaccinated. HOGS -Sow to farrow end of April: f w with pies; 2 sows to farrow May let: 3 pigs about 150 las.; young sow just Med; 3 young sows to farrow be of May. MACHINERY -1947 Ford tractor with cultivator and row emop attachm e -n power mower end pulley and plew Goodison thresher 24x42 with grain thrower and belt, new: 6 -foot Mc- Cermiek binder in good centlition; new Cockshutt side rake; Maesey-Harris hay loader; dump rake j M. -H. manure spread- er on rubber withgrnetor attaehment:.Mc- Cormick fertilizer 13 -disc drill: resection Murata; ; steel land roller; 2 walking Plows; Merge: rubber tired wagon; hay rack with basket rack and shifting rack; net bench sleighs; 1 /-yard gravel box with stook rack; cutter; Glinton fanning mill with screens ; bag truck ; set scales, 2.000 lbs.: Massey -Harris cutting box ; 10. inch Joliet mill type grinder with belt; trailer with race 36 -ft. extension ladder; electric fencer; sugar kettle with stand; sniffler ; horse scraper; 2 steel lag feeders : Renfrew ,ream separator, new; Hinman 2 single unit milker: atoneboat; pig orate; set team harnees. l'1616D, GRAIN, ETC. -15 or 20 tem hay; 25 bushels buck- wheat, good enough ler seed; 150 bushels feed barley; clover and timothy seed; a quantity of wood; good Collie dog. Terms -Six months' credit will be given on furn- baling approved notes. There will be no reserve as the farm has been sold. LAVERNWOLrE, Proprietor; T. M. Kelly & Son, Auetirmeers, 4348-1 News Items of Hensall and District •-• •-- ,,, _ • --- e • Auction Sales A HorioN SALE ON GEORGE STREET, " in Tonv 5 Senforth. un Saturdey. March 31sh, at 1 p.m.: Chesterfield and chair; 2 rue, 10x10 ; 2 small tables; but plate; ice hex ; boiler; hall table; 1 table lame; 1 tri -light lamp: 1 floor lamp; wal- nut tioolatase, walnut magazine lack; Mame upright; occasional chair; w Ater chair; kite -Ian table and ;emirs; arm- chair: 2 desks and bookcase; 2 ratline: refrigerator -Frigidaire; kitchen range; washing machine; oil burning epace heat - 00; 200 -gallon on tank; crib; blue poster- bed and spring mattress; lawn anower; step ladder; kitchen stool and high chair; 2 shuts of drawen3; three- quarter iron bed and spring mattress, and miscellaneous articlee. Terms -Cash. DR. D. C. MAPLESDEN, Proprietor; Harold atekson, Auetiorieer; E. P. Chesney, Clerk. 4313-2 CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM Stock, Implements and Household Ef- t es ts. at Lot 11, Concession 4, H.K.S., -tuokersmith, 1 mile south of Fr:emend; ale, Wednestlity, March 28th, at 12:30 sharp: IIORSES- -I work horse: set of team ha, ness and collars. CATTLE -1 Durham cow due in April: 1 Durham cow due -in May: 2 Durham heifers due time of sale; 2 Durham heifers due in April; 1 Durham bull rising 3 years old; 5 Durham year- old steers: 3 Durham year-old heifers; 5 Durham steers and heifers rising 1 year PIGS -2 York sows, bred; 8 York chunks, 100 lbs. POULTRY -200 Hybrid hens, 1 year old. HAY AND GRAIN - 1,000 bushels of oats and barley; 176 bushels of feed beans; 5 bushels of timothy seed; quantity of haled hay. rmPLE- IVIIINTS-Cockshutt 30 tractor, standard, like new; Medi. 7 -ft, cut binder; 6 -foot IttleCormick mower: M.-11. bay loader; dump rake; 2 -furrow tractor plow; stiff tooth 9 -ft. cultivator (new); seed drill; roller (steel), 3 -drum: 3 -section spring tooth harrows: 4 -section drug harrows; 3 - section drag harrows; spring :tooth culti- vator; grain crusher; De Laval electric cream separator, new; rubber tired wag- on; wagon box; sliding hay rack, 16 -ft.; 100 feet snow fence: 2,000.1b. scales; Mc - Corm iek-Deeri ng manure preader it2-ft. sxtension ladder ; brooder stove; 2 000 31/s - inch tile, new ; quantity of used tile; quan- tity cedar fence poets : quantity wood; 20 rods woven wire: quantity of used scant- ling and 1 -inch ,Iumber; Ohoremaster gar- den scuffier ; pig crate; iron kettle; forks, shovela, chains, grain bags, sacks, tools, other articles; walking plow. HOUSE- HOLD EFFECTS --Piano and stool; 4 -burn- er electric stove: extension table and 6 chairs; couch ; studio couch (like new) number of small table,; rockers and oecta- sional chairs: bedroom furniture; chest drawers; fruit jars tube, copper boiler: dishes ; kitchen utensil,' ; linoleum, 4 yards square; other floor coverings; fire exerin- auisher, and other artirles. Terms -Cash. Farm sold CECIL OKE. Proprietor: H. Jackson, Auctioneer; E. P. Ch,esney, Clerk. 4543.1 Personals "QKINNY" GIRLS! GET LOVELY ki curves I Gain 5 to 10 lbs., new pep. Try famous health and weight -builder, Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Introductory, "get - acquainted" size ONLY 60c. All druggists. TTYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RC BBS R " Goods), mailed postpaid in plain, sealed envelope with price list. 6 samples 250; 24 samples $1.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-75, NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont. In Memoriam RAKER -IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY dear mother, Catherine, who massed away three years ago today, March 23. 1948. Death Mother, you are not forgotten, Though on earth you are no more; Still in memory you are with es, As you always were before. -Always remembered by Daughter Clara and Grandchildren. 4345-) Births V1CK-At Scott Memorial Hos-pital, on Manch 19, to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vick, Seaforth, a daughter. LITTLE -At Scott Memorial Hospital, on March 21, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lit- tle, Seaforth, a daughter. CORCORAN-Cpl. and Mrs. L. W. Corcor- an (nee Gladys Holmes), announce the birth of a daughter, Phyllis Ruth, on March 13, 1951, at Holy Cross Hospital, °Misery, Alberta. KYLE -Emerson and Mabel Kyle, of Kip- per), are happy to announce the arrival of their son, James Thomas, at St. Jos- eph's Hospital, London, on Sunday, „Mantel 18. A brother for Don. Deaths HESTER-In Seaforth, on Wednesday, March 21, Mrs. William Hester, in her Stith year. CLEMENCE-In Seaforth. on Friday, Mar, 16, Alice Watson, beloved wife of Arthur E. Clcmence, in her 76th year. WATSON-Died, •in St Paul, Minn.. on March 12, John Lincoln Watson. of 1173 Ashlaml. retired Right -of -Way Commis- sioner for the Northern Pacific Bali - way; •husband of Lenora Janette Wat- een and beloved brother of Marion Watson, Seaforth. Canada has about 37,000 square miles of peat deposits. EUCHRE and DANCE Sponsored by Seaforth W. I. SEAFORTH Community Centre FRIDAY, MARCH 30th Cards at 8:30 Admission 50c Ladies please bring sandwiches LUCKY LUNCH PRIZE MUSIC 13Y Murdoch's Orchestra Huron's Original FIDDLERS' CONTEST Friday, April 6th 8 p.m. Town Hall, Hensall A new special attraction - the Mountain Boys and Girls from the Hills in a costumed Square Dancing number. ALL PRIZES IN CASH Get your fiddle ready and en:ter this contest. AdmisSion - 75c and 25c Sponsored by Chamber of Commerce Further ainnouncement next week. 411111111111111111111•1111111111111•1111111111111111allft. (Continued from Page 1) presented a delightful musical pro- gram of high calibre, embracing sacred numbers, semi -classical, folk and popular numbers. The program was well received by the large at- ttaitaute of music lovers, who fill- etl large church. Mr. Earle Terry announced each number. For the sacred numbers, the girls wore choir gowns; for the rest of the prograni they changed to evening gowns. Over $125 was the door receipts. This was sponsored by the choir of the church, of which S. G. Rannie is director, and Miss Greta Lananie, organist, Members of the choir served lunch to the a rtists. To Hold Shooting Match The annual Good Frida. -shoot- ing match will be held at Kippen Good Friday, March 23, at 12:30, sponsored by the Kippen Gun Club. It is expected that teams from Ridgetown, Duart, Goderich, Crumlin and two from Kippen will compete. This shoot is open to all teams in Western Ontario. High- lights of the shoot will be the tro- phy donated by the Blue Top Brew- ing Co., of Kitchener, for the best five -man team with the highest score out of 125, and a merchan- dise shoot, prizes donated by the merchants of Kippen and Hensall, with prizes ranging from $2.50 to $ 5.00. The Arnold Circle Evening Aux- iliary of Carmel Presbyterian (Thurch will hold their March meet- ing at the manse on Monday and will have as their guest speaker, Mrs. James F, Scott, of Seaforth. At Carmel Church service on Sunday morning last, Mrs. P. A. Ferguson rendered a lovely solo. Sacrament will be held Good Fri - clay morning at 11 a,m. Mr. and Mrs. George Ibbotson }old family, of Kincardine, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Pepper. 1.951 Holstein Show To Be At Blyth Th is year the annual Huron County Blach-and-White Show will be held in conjunction with Blyth Fall Fair, en Sept. 19, as decided a.t a meeting of the officers and tirectors of the Huron County Hol- stein Club in the agricultural of- fice. Clinton. Howard Trewartha, president, presided at the meeting, and W. Hume Clutton is secretary -treasur- er. The meeting decided to spon- sor the Holstein Calf Club again this year. Plans were made for a tour the first week in June of the Holstein Breeders, and of the annual twi- light meeting, to be held at Jar- rott Bros. farm, Kippen, on June 28. Final arrangements were made for a spring meeting in Clinton in the agricultural office board rooms on April 5. Answers to (Continued from Page 1) rescinded. It Is not the intention of the Seaforth Chamber of Com- merce to have the results of the questionaire incorporated in an- other by-law, but to have only a gentleman's agreement among the merchants. The fall fair committee is to seek a meeting with the Agricultural So- ciety to initiate plans for the sale of display -space in the arena for this year's fall fair. Preliminary plans were made for Spring Clean-up Week. To coin- cide with this will be the erection of the street signs for Main St. An inquiry will go forth to the authorities concerned to see if the striker on the post office clock can he started again. Dr, E. A. McMaster' showed a film at the conclusion of the busi- ness of his recent trip to Mexico, WINTHROP The W.M.S. and W.A. of Cavan Church will hold their Easter thankoffering meeting in the school room of the church on Wednesday, March 28, at 2 p.m., when Mr. Liv- ingstone, will give the Easter mes- sage. Circle 1 will be in charge of the program and Circle 4 of the lunch. Ladies are reminded to bring used clothing' for the bale, which will be packed at this meet- ing. TUCKERSMITH Cecil Oke has sold his fine farm in Tuckersmitll to Jack MacKay, also of Tuckersmith. It was the former T, G. Shillinglaw farm. Joe McKenzie, of Tuckersmith, has purchased from James Leish- man the farm on the Mill Road, formerly owned by Mrs. Alex Wright. 11111. KIPPEN For the March meeting of Kip - pen East Women's Institute, a quilting party was held in the Leg- ion room at Hensall on Wednesday. Sewing commenced in the morning EASTER DANCE Looby's Hall DUBLIN MONDAY, MARCH 26th DESJ A R DI N ES NEW AND OLD-TIMt, MUSIC Dancing 10 - 1 ADMISSION - 75 CENTS and a pot -luck dinner was served at noon. In the afternoon a short business period was held. The roll call was taken and the minutes read and adopted. There were 17 members present and four visitors. It was decided to send $10 to the Crippled Children's Fund, $l0 to the'Red Cross and $10 to the On- tario Cancer Fund. Final plans were made for the euchre and dance to be held in the Town Hall, Hensall, on April 4. The standing committees are asked to have their reports ready for the April meet- ing. There were twenty tables for the euchre at the euchre and dance sponsored by the Kippen East W.I. on Friday, March 16, in the Tien- sall Town Hall. Whiners.were: Lad- ies, first, Mrs).- RT-Broitlfooty--see- ond, Miss Winnie Gray; consola- tion, Mrs. George 'Pinney; lone hands, Mrs. R. Chapman; gents, first, Bob Taylor; second, Anson Coleman; consolation, Ronald Ilyre; lone hands, Gordon John- son. The lunch prize was won by Mrs. Andy Orr. Music for the dance was supplied. by Murdoch's orohestra. Mrs. •McClymont celebrated her birthday on Friday, March 16, at her home. Her daughters, Mrs. Alice Cook and Mrs. Schilbe, also Mrs, A. Grant and Mr. and Mrs, Allan Copeland, all of London, spent the evening with her, and her many friends wish her many more years. Mrs. Jenny Schilbe and her mother, Mrs. McClymont, were guests of Mrs. Wm, Hart, of Var- na, on Sunday. Members of the Kippen Gun Club attending the shoot at Duart last Wednesday were, namely: Wm. Kyle, John Anderson, Chester Lee, Tom Sherritt, Sam Dougall and Wm. Cooper, accompanied by .Mrs. Win. Kyle, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Wm. Cooper, the score being: Ridgetown 103, Kippen 101, Gode- rich 95, Duart 94. • 1•9111101=11111111=ft ELIMVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johns were hosts at a meeting of the Euchre Club, with eleven tables in play. Winners were Mrs, A. Pym and Mr. Jacques, Ken Johns won the consolation. .A dainty lunch was served. Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Penhale were hosts. Miss Verda Kellett won the lathes' prize, Mr. Roy Johns for men, and Ruth Skinner the consolation. A lunch of doughnuts, sandwiches, pickles Fiddlers' Contest and DANCE will be held in the Community Hall, Seaforth TUESDAY, MARCH 27th Commencing at 8:30 sharp Tickets, 75 cents. SEE BILLS FOR PROGRAM AND SALE OF TICKETS Sponsored by L.O.L. 793 and coffee was served. The W.I. held their meeting on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Delmar Skinner in charge of the program for Home Economics and Health. Padre Stubbard, of R.C. A.F. Station, Centralia, showed a colored Mm on Goose Bay airport and Grenfell Missions, Labrador, which Were very interesting. Mrs. Warren Brock gave the motto on "Crumbs of happiness make homes of contentment." Ruth Skinner gave a reading on "Gramps." Roll call wa6s answered by a cookie re- cipe and sample of same; some in- teresting samples were on display. A dainty lunch was served by hos- tess, Miss Verda Kellett, and com- mittee. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woolsey and Robbie, of Centralia, called on Mrs. Thomas Bell on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 14. Bell and Mr. and Mrs. A. Cooper and Floyd and Laverne Skinner spent the week- end with 1-1. rry Murch and Donnie at Ovf911 SMIC Mr. and Mrs. Jack RobinSaii-and. Mr. Laurie Stephen, of London, spent the week -end with their par- ents, 'Mr. and Mrs. C. Stephen, Mrs. Jackson Woods was in Tor. onto last week owing to the death; of her nephew, Michael OollingS, only child of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Dance Reunion THE OLD KIPPEN GANG Exeter Legion Memorial Hall FRIDAY, MARCH 30th Dancing 9 to 1, to music sup- plied by Ross Pearce and his Orchestra Cliff Watson will officiate. GENERAL ADMISSION - 75c Lets. plan a real old get-together! March Specials • One Meteor, 1950 Sedan • One Chevrolet, 1950 Sedan These are both beautiful cars, air conditioned and many extras. • One 1938 Studebaker Sedan New motor and paint job, and tires. This is a good car with 30 days guarantee; motor has only run 50 miles. Apply to Jonathan Hugill Phone 616-34, Clinton — 667.6, Seaforth Terms arranged USED FARt MACHINES 1 102 JUNIOR TRACTOR 1 101 SENIOR TRACTOR 1 JOHN DEERE A.R. TRACTOR 1 S. CASE 1 60 R.C. 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