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7LAN TO Al THE VALENTINE
Seafarer in Northside United Church
school room on Wednesday, February 13.
4387-1
TT'S ENJOYABLE DANCING IN THE
+' Crystal Palace Ballroom, ,I4itchell, ev-
ery Friday night with Don Robertson and
bill Ranch Boys, or Jerry Rennie and his
Rhythm Jesters. 4387x2
Wanted
UTANTZD-THREE OR FOUR -ROOM
apartment. Apply to Box 107, HUR-
ON EXPOSITOR, 4387x1
•
Dealers Wanted
DEALERS, BE INDEPENDENT! SELL
225 well-known and guarante,d Jito
Products, from door-to-door. Year round
business. 518 will , buy travelling kit and
assortment. Splendid vacant territories.
One month trial with absolutely no risks.
DETAILS - JITO: 5130 St. Hubert
Montreal. 4334-4
Personals -
SK1NNY MEN, WOMEN! GAIN 5 TO
15 lbs. New pep, too. Try famous
Ostrex Tonic Tablets fo d bl tilts
r ou a res •
new healthy flesh; new vigor. New "get
acquainted" size ONLY 60c. AU drug-
gists -
WANTED -BABY CRIB. MUST BE IN TTyGIENie SUPPLIES (R U R BE R
Y" good condition. PHONE 97 r 9. Zur- it G00(18 1. mailed postpaid in plain. sealed
ich. 438751 envelope with price list 6 samples 25c;
24 samples 51,00. Mail -Order Dept. T-73,
WANTED - COAL OIL HANGING NOVA -RUBBER GO., Box 91, Hamilton,
lamps. BAILEY'S FLORIST. Main Ont
St. Exeter. 438454
15ITA.NTED-IF YOU HAVE HALF A
V'6 dozen eats for sale, a lease contact
Bos 102, HURON EXPOSITOR,
Notices
Lostand Found
4387x1 LOST - BEAGLE HOUND, MALE.
- black Stith tan and white markings.
Finder please phone LESLIE PEPPER,
Walton, 848 r X22. Seaforth, 4387-1
ADIO REPAIRS -FOR ALL KINDS
of radios, at TERRY'S RADIO . RE-
P R. opposite Dick House, Seaforth.
one 347-R. 4363-tf
ATTENTION, BUSINESSMEN -TYPING
done at home. Speedy, aeeurate and
efficient service by- experienced stenogra-
pher. All business transactions strictly
confidential. Apply Box ' 100. HURON
EXPOSITOR. - 4386-3
ANNUAL MEETING
NOTICE I5 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Annual Meeting of the me.nbers
of The McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance
Company will be held in the Town Hall,
Seaforth. Ont. ,on - •
" FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1952 I
at two o'clock p -m.
LOST OR TAKEN IN ERROR -BROWN
topcoat, from Community Centre on
January 18- I have the other coat with
gloves in pocket. Will whoever has the
wrong coat, contact ALEX ROYCE.
Phone 656 r 14, Seaforth. 438711
Livestock Wanted
LIVE STOCK WANTED - HIGHEST
prices ;aid for sick or crippled ani-
mals. VICTOR HARGRAVES. Brucefield.
Phone 625 r 23, Clinton. 4384x12
FREE i-11ER1IOMETER. PLUS CASH
at your farm for dead or disable°
horses or cows. Phone collect Wm. Sproat
Seaforth, 6,5 r 2. WILLIAM STONE
SONS, LIMITED. 4373-tf
Farms For Sale
for business, adoption of by-laws, and the FOR SALE --.FIFTY ACRES OF LEVEL.
election of four Directors. -A11
members • Ts well -drained land. Has a spring creek
are invited to he present ' j flowing throu h at one end which has not
er
Mr. J. R. Leonard, of the Ontario been known to go dry in summ
Fire +t Thi.
Marshal's Office. will be present and .will aroecrty has no buildings to mar its use
address the meeting. fulness for pasture or for crop the latter
of which has proven gulfs successful. Lo.
The retiring Directors are John L. Ma_ cared I t', mLen south and I Ly mi] -s east
lone, W. S. Alexander and Chris. Leon -
of
Hcnsall, consisting of the North Hatahardt, all of whom are eligible for re-
election. of Lot No. 1, Concession No. 3, Tucker -
election. _ smith 'township. For further partt.:ulars
M. A. REID, ' apply to JIM ROWCLIFFE, 523 Wellington
Secretory. ' St, London, Ont, 4356-4
• 4386.2
Rent
BEIsIT , .4.
ai
TIz�vRrrlSxEti
rooms in'. house in Hensel]. Suitable
one person or couple. Apply Box 103,
1S0QX1 BXPOSIToR, Sgaforth.
48871
,For Sale
OR SALT -15 PIGS, EIGHT WEEKS
- odd. Apply to JOHN HENDERSON.
hone 839 r 4, Seaforth- • 4387-1
OR SALE, - DOHERTY UPRIGHT
0115n0. in good condition. PHONE
16-W. Seaforth. 4387-1
FOR SALE --•BOY'S SKATES, SIZE 10;
'. good condition. DON McKINDSEY.
Phone 24. 4387=1
FOR SALE -1 LARGE OAK KITCHEN
..cabinet, in good condition-' PHONE
311-L • - 4387x1
FOR SALE -PINK TAFFETA FORMAL
dress size 14. good length; also boyo
station wagon coat, size 14, worn -only one
season_ Apply -to Box 105, HURON EX-
rOSITOR. 4887-1
FOR citl.P�21 TAM, AND YORK PIGS,
nine weeks old. Apply to ARTHUR
-EVEREAUX. Phone 661 r 25, Seaforth.
4387x1
1 OR_SALE-TWO FRAME BUTLDIN'GS,
26x26, 15x24, Must be moved- Suit-
able for garage or colony house. ROY.
VODDEN,, Seaforth_ 4887x1
FOR =ALE 10 HOLSTEIN COWS CAR-
rying second calf, due in February.
Apply C. FABER. Phone 689 r 4. Hen-
sall. 4386-2
FORSALE - SPRAYED APPLES -
Spies. Kings- -Greenings, Russets, etc.
Phone Clinton 613 r-24. FRED McCLY-
MONT. Varna. 4884x6
j'OR SALE -NEW SINGER SEWING
machines, electric and treadle. Re-
-nes- to ap makes. SINGER SEWING
CENTRE. 78 Ontario St., Stratford.
4223-tf
CARHAYES
EZE-CHANGE
ALL -ALUMINUM COMBINATION
STORM WINDOWS AND SCREENS
KOOL VENT ALUMINUM AWNINGS
AND PORCHES
ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILINGS
Of All -Canadian Better Quality Materials
12-24 months to pay
Three weeks delivery
Estimates and Demonstrations given with
00 obligation.
Write Box 95
HURON EXPOSITOR
News Items c
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fortune to be accidentally hit on
the nose by the stick of a player.
She is suffering • from a broken
n0Se;
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Appleby are
celebrating their 45th wedding an-
niversary this Saturday, Feb. 2.
Brownies will be collecting pap-
ers and magazines in their regular
monthly drive Saturday, Feb. 2, at
9:30 a.m. Please have bundles tied
up securely and left in front of
homes- Cardboard will be' accept-
ed.
The Wcthelo Class of the United
Church is holding a crokinole party
in the church basement Tuesday,
Feb. 5, at 8:30. Lunch will be serv-
ed.
Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Bell and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown were in
Toronto Wednesday and Thursday
of this week, attending the Ice
Follies, held at the Maple Leaf Gar-
-dens. .
Gets 6-3 Victory •
Hensall Intermediates• made an
early 3-0'lead stand up in St. Marys
Monday night to score a 6-3 In -
i
In Memoriam
DUNS EY -IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Mrs. Roy (Hazel) Dungey, who passed
away February 5, 1950.
Quickly and sadly came the call,
Her sudden death surprised us all:
We dannot, Lord. thy Plumose see,
But all is ..well that's done by Thee.
-Sadly mourned by H -lids, Bill and '
Family 4387x1
KEYS -.IN LOVING MEMORY • OF A
dear father. Harry A. Keys, who pass-
ed away suddenly one year ago, February
1st.
He bade no one a last farewell,
He said good-bye to none;
The heavenly gates were opened wide.
A loving voice said: "Come." t
We often sit and think of you,
The things you used to say.and do;
We wonder why you had to die.
Without a chance to say good-bye.
--Ever remembered by his son Jim. ,lean
1
,e Figzitisa,n a±i Dpi el t'
termedia'e "C" W O:A.A, win mer
the St Marys club, •
HENSAT.L-Goal, Woodcock; de-
ence, Wade, I. Nicholson; centre,
Harrison; wings, Sangster, Knight;'
^los, N N'ebolson, A. Nicholson,
Hildebrand, Mousseau, Cowan, Mun-
roe, Broome, R. Sangster,
ST. M,ARYS---Goal, Mossop; de-
fense, Ennis, R. Dolman; centre, J.
Noble; -wings, WosgarIy, D. Flet-
cher; subs„ R. Baird, E. Elgie, Fet-
ter, Mitchell, R. Scheurmann, Ellis,.
O'Brien, Markle.
First -Period -1, Hensall, Munroe
(Broome), 5:'24; 2, Hensall, Harri-
son (R. Sangster), 1.,4:40.
Second Period -3, Henson, Har-
rison (Knight), 2:22•; 4, St. Marys,
D- Fetter (Baird), 13:13; 5, Hen-
sall, A. Nicholson, 13:15. Penalties
-Wade, A. Nicholson. .
Third Period -6, Hensall, Hilde-
brand (H. Nicholson), 3:00; 7, Hen-
sall, J. Nicholson, 4:20; 8, St.
Marys, Mitchell (Scheurmann),
12:43; 9, St. Marys, Fletcher
(Noble), 12:50. -
Grand Bend W. I. Meets
Grand Bend Women's Institute
convened' in the Town Hall with
Mrs. Ed. Gill presiding. Following
plans and activities were reported:
North Group, an oyster supper -'in
the near future; Grand Bend Group,
a special Valentine tea at the Feb-
ruary meeting, when children's
clothes, quilts, blankets, soap, tow-
els. and any good used clothing
will be 'brought in and packed for
overseas; East Group, fashion show
and bazaar, proceeds amounting to
$58.04: The motto, "Be a little
more tolerant, a better neighbor
and friend in 1952,': -was presented
by Mrs. Webbwood Gill. Mrs. Har-
old Walker reviewed current ev-
ents. Theme of the roll call was,
'Why I am proud to Ile a Cana-
di'n." Mrs. Raymond Kading in-
roauced the gue't speaker, Mrs. J.
Hey, of Zurich. who based her
houghts from the ilieme, "Citizen -
hip and Education." The two,'she
aid, are so closely linked. training
he mind and body to be a good'citi-
zen. Mrs. C. Love gave a reading.
Lunch was served.
and Family. 4387x1 I
Recessed Bathtubs $60
Cards Of Thanks
`MART MARTHA WASHINGTON AND
Richledge stainless three-piece bath- Miss Janet Watson, of Aylmer,
pent the week -end at her- home,
Miss Becky Griffiths. Stratford,
visiting her aunt and family, Mr.
•lad Mrs. Gordon' Elliott.
Mrs, A. Paterso81 is spending a
few days with her parents, Her
;a:her. Mr. B. Sholdice, continues,,
to be ill.
Mrs. D. Tough has returned home
after visiting friends in Delhi.
Mrs. S. Neale, Glencoe. spent the
week -end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Stackhouse:
Miss Beatrice Fowler, Clinton.
visited over the week -end with ,her
s'8ter and brother-in-law, .lsr. lid
firs. Ken Scott.
Observes 92nd. Birthday
'emirs. Agnes Baird celebrated her
'2nd -birthday at the +home of her
;on, T. B. Baird, -in the village, en
Wednesday, when a Baird family -
dinner was held. Mrs. Baird is in
7cod health, a member and regular
attendant of Brueefield Church. T1i
Community extends congratulations.
BRUCEFIELD
aim sets, White S160.00 to a1e9.U0. Col -
,u red 5274.00, complete ' with beautiful
aromed fittings. Air conditioning furn-
aces 5295.00. -Special offers to plumbers
,nd builders toe. Save myny ':lu:ble
do,lars, buy with confidence and have a
niter home. Satisfaetwn guaranteed,
Extra discounts off catalogue prices if we
utply ,.everything you need for complete
nlymbing or heating installation- Cata-
loeue includes litho photos of main fix-
, 'urea prices and installation diagrams.
'Select style of sinks, cabinets, laundry
:ubs, shotf,tefs, stoves. refrigerators. Pres -
:aim water systems, oil burners, septic and
Au
action Sales r= HI, tanks, etc- Visit or write
(AUCTION SALE OF CATTLE AND
Property For Sale JOHNSON MAIL ORDER DIVISION,
FOR SALE -EIGHT -ROOM HOUSE IN
Egmondville, newly decorated interior :
three-room apartment upstairs: woodshed,
garage, stable and six lots; also house, 10
acres, on Highway 21, one mile south of
Bayfield: full plumbing; good repair.
CALL 56 r 12, Bayfield. - 4387x2
POR SALE TWO-STOREY FRAME
h!rse_ -North Main St. Four bed-
rooms three-piece bath, living room, den,
kitchen. built-in cupboards, hardwood
floors up and down stairs. full basement,
hot air furnace. Apply Box 104. HURON
EXPOSITOR. 48S7z2
HOUSE FOR SALE I
STUCCO HOUSE FOR SALE ON
George Street, Town of Seaforth.
Good roof. good basement, bathroom, two
bedrooms, living room, dining room and
• kitchen.
Machinery, at Lot 9, Con, 1. Township
.of Tuckeramith, 14 mile east of Seaforth.
No. 3 Hi^-hway. on Wednesday. Feb. 13th,
at 1 o'clock, sharp : CA I'r1.E---3 Jersey
cows six years old: 9 Jersey cows three
Years old. some fresh, balance due in
February and March; these cows from
choice Registered stock; 14 stockers, Dur-
ham and ereford, good condition, 650: -
700 po, ds: 7 heifers: 3 steers, 400-450
pound 2 Jersey'heifers; 5 young calves
PIGS 92 chunks, about 75 lbs. M ACHIN-
MRY--~McCormick-Deering milker, pipeline,
2 double units, nearly new; Woods electric
grain grinder, practically new: Cockandtt
drophead hay loader, new; McCormick -
Deering side rake; rubber tired wagon ;
hay rack and ensilage box ; Massey -Harris
7 -ft. binder; 10 tons mixed hay; Renfrew
600 -Ib. power separator, used two months;
1951 Wills Jeep, half -ton pickup. 6,000
miles: Frigidaire electric stove. 4 -burner,
large size- Terms -.- Cash, ' GORDON
HORNER,Proprietor: E. P. Chesney.
Clerk: Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
4387-2
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Further particulars dapply to
.AUCTION SALE -THE UNDERSIGNED'
auctioneer has received instructions to
ALVIN W. SILLERY, sell the following property and .household
Seaforth, Ontarri�o, effects by public auction
'Solicitor for the Fatate- on Saturday,.
435611 February 2 1952, at 1:30 p.m-, Goderich
St. West Seaforth: PROPERTY - Two-
storey white frame house with bathroom I
and hydro: barn suitablefor garage: lot
66 feet by 160 feet; will be offered sub-,
i"ct to reserve hid. HOUSEHOLD EF-
FECTS -One Astral refrigerator i used I'
sear): Lackner upright piano; 1 Raymond'
drop -head sewing' machine: chesterfield bed
.nearly newt: cabinet radio: dining table:
kitchen table and chairs; china cabinet:1
hall rack : 2 chests of drawers: bureaus -
washstands: quilt boxes : bed and mattress;
baby: bed: Rat desk: morns chair: number
ofsmall' tables: leather rocker: settee and'
'2 _chairs: lahips : rockin-r chairs: clocks: 1
kitchen range: Quebec heater; Good Cheer
heater atove with oil attachment : mw; 1
pedestal; large quantity of dishes; garden
took: sealers; flower pots, etc- Terms on
Property -10a: on day of sale: balance 30
days. Household Effects -Cash- ' ESTATE
OF MRS- JOHN GRIEVE: Harold Jack-
son, Auctioneer- 4386-2
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stook and Machinery. at Lot 10, Con
12. Hullett Township. 144 , mites north of
Londesboro. 3 miles east on Wednesday.
February 20th. at 1 o'clock, sharp: HORS-
ES -Grey gelding 10 years old: roan mare
10 years old. CATTLE --6 Holstein rows
due time of sale to April I : Holstein heif-
er. pasxure bred; Durham heifer. pasture
bred: Polled Angus heifer. pasture bred
:-
• Polled Angus cow, bred Aug. 13: Ggernsee
cow 8 years old. pasture bred: 6 Durham
cows, pasture bream; Registered Turbans
bull 3 years old: 6 calves 1 year old (Hol-
stein and Durham): 2 Polled .yneus
=lam: 8 Durham calves. These cal• -es
could be finished as babies : rvarhatd heif-
er. 700 lbs. (fat). PIGS-al1'am saw: 2
Berk and York sows carrying third litter:
7 Tam chunks; 10 weaned pigs. HENS -
176 New Hampshire and Leghorn bens.
MACH:WERY---Gao. White No- 6 thresher
(new 19511. 24x42; Hart -Parr 3 -plow trac-
tor nn rubber. recently overhauled and in
excellent shape: Massey -Harris 8 -bottom
low (new); 10 -ft cultivator nearly new;
"-^ormiek-'-'eerine 7 -ft. binder: McCor-
mick-Deerinw mower: Massey -Harris s14'
rake: Frost $ Wood damn rake: Mo=usy
Harps hay loader: Oliver 2 -row corn =cur.
fl --r• M, -es -v -Harris 11 disc fertilizer drill •
"essay -Harris manure ,,-'reader: 3 section
harrows; 10 in•,h "raint=rinder and soma
ia'k : Wmds mOkiag ma-hine. 2 un't
welkina plow: 130-'t. dri--e belt (new)
-•rhber tired wa^en a•-1 slid Mg racy : set
sloop s'e'ghs: 2 oro -1". s ales: cal•n•-
hnusa 10x12: 3 rain shelters: new Pu-aeye
nil brooder: 2 coal brood, rs : electri - Me
Cormiek-Deering cream separator• s t
t-' cert itlinpnrs ' new\ : •et h-en14,5n9. fine
arias ni3r'ie borne=¢: fnrl.s shovels. ho s
chains and nrmein^a small items: '-uah-
s,O rrl<r1 grain- a"out to tons, a"nut "0
tons cut hay. T••rms---Cash. 'PRYIPVRTY
-to" "era Nt4 Lots 9 and 10. Con. 12
Township of /Follett: brirrlr house. ha"k
barn 46090 with rement addrtion 13100.
Hydro furnace house insulated. All wo-k-
able land: spring creek_ Sid Lot 11. Con
12, Township of Hallett. 50 acres. all
freshly seeded. About 3'b acres workable
land: some small barb. ,spring creek.. Pro -
Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of JOHN SHOLDICE
A L.L PERSONS RAVING CLAIMS
azainst the Esfate of John. Sholdice,
late of the Township of Tuckersmith, in
theCounty of Huron. Retired Farmer, de-
ceased, who died on the 2nd day of Sep-
tember, 1951, are hereby notified to send ,
fn: full particulars of their claims CO the
undersigned on or before the end day of
February, 1952. after which date the assets,
will be distributed, having regard only to
claims then received.
DATED AT SEAFORTH, this 31st day
of January. 1952.
McCONNELL 8; HAYS,
Seaforth, -Ontario. ..I
Solicitors for the Estate.
4387-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of. Jean Sterling Murray,
tete of the Village of Hfeasall, in the
County of Huron, Spinster, Deceased.
GRED'ITO1SS AND OTHERS HAVING
claims against the above estate are
required to send full particulars of such
claims to the Undersigned Executor on or
before the First.day of Marco, 1952, after
Which date the estate's assets will be dis-
trgatted, having regard only to claims that
have then been received.
JAMES MURRAY SMILLIE,
Executor,
3t Chudleigh Avenue, Toronto,
4386-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of AGNES BOYD
L,L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Este of Agnes Boyd, latae
ot'• the Town of Seaforth. County of Hum-
• an, Widow; deceased, wpb died on or about
the, gad day dr January, 1952, are hereby
- ndtitied td send in to the undesaigned on
bm ;lie#"ore the . 16th day of February, 1952,
tall Particulars of their Claims.
Imi?.ntdiately atter the said last men-
,ttbrfed' date, the assets of the 'said estate
Will be distributed amongst the parties
e'htitled thereto, having regard only to
alandns' of Wbleh the undersigned 0boll
s 'ilieVr hikve notice„ to the exdlitslon of ail
<)1ilertt and the Anderatimed. cviil sot be
to 'Airy Verson of whose clean the
&signed. shall: hot then have notice
the ,a€se d!Y dlstribtited or any part
tt
til;,fu
(4i
a � tits 'craft this 23rd day of
erties will
p be offered at1
sae subject to
r
s=erve bid, if not
Wold rprevionsl . WLL-
9
Lliilif KNOXr. Presesetos: B. P. Chesney.
Cleric: Unsold Jackson, Andtilmeerr,
4181.4
I Try'think), Etitlsitol'' want
486u3 Ads.' %Atone' 41, Seafor,'th
Streetsville Hardware,
Streetrville - Ontario
Phone 261 ; Evenings 51 R 16
IRS. JOHN P. BELL, CLIFFORD AND
family exams.? gratefully thanks and
appreciation to their friends and neighbors
who kindly assisted in their resent be-
reavement. - 4387x1
MR. AND MRS. JAMES RIVERS WISH
to express their sincerest thanks to
those who remembered them or the occa-
sion of their 66th wedding anniversary
' with cards, letters and messages of con-
gratulations. 4387x1
TIS FAMILY OF THE LATE BYAM
Rowcliffe wish tb thank their friends
and neighbors for the kindness krid sym-
pathy extended to them during their re-
cent 'sad bereavement, and for ,the many
beautiful floral tributes, Special thanks to
the Reverend D. A. MacMillan. Mr. James
T. Scott, Dr. Alex Addison, Clinton, and j
Mrs. W. A. Wright. 4387o1
! /"' ' MERE WORDS ARE INADEQUATEeTca
i Euchre Dance express our gratitude to each aria''
every one who has helped us through these
days of sorrow, with beautirul flowers,
e
In Hensall Town Hall
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8
Sponsored by Kippen East
Women's Institute
Euchre 8:30. sharp
Music by Desjardine's Orchestra
ADMISg1ON 75 CENTS
Ladies please bring Lunch
LUCKY LUNCH PRIZE
weeds of sympathy, deeds of infinite kind-
ness --we can only say, "Thank you, so
much."
DOUGLAS A.113 FRANK GRIEVE
AND THE ELLIOTT FAMILY
4387-1
Births
ARMITAGE-In Western Hospital. Toron-
to. on January 2.5. 1952, to Mr. and Mrs.
Allan W. Armitage Inee Margaret
Whiter, of Maple. Ontario. a daughter -
Margaret Elizabeth Ann_
SHANNON -At Scott Memorial Hospital.
on January 26, to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Shannon, R.R. 4, Walton. a son.
INTERMEDIATE
W.O.A.A. HOCKEY
Ilderton vs. flensall
'HENSALL COMMUNITY ARENA
Monday, Feb. 4th
8:30 p.m.
ADMISSION — 35 cents and 15 cents
was.
Monster Carnival
IN COMMUNITY RINK, 'HENSALL
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7th
8:00 P.M., SHARP
Costunite
GIRLS,'UNCER 10 -
FANCY COSTUME
COMIC COSTUME
GIRLS, '''t) to 16
FANCY COSTUME
COMIC COSTUME
LADIES
F1NCY COSTUME
- COMIC COSTUME
BEST COMfC COUPLE
YOUNGEST SKATER
Classes
BOYS, UNDER 10
FANCY COSTUME
COMIC COSTUME
BOYS, 10 to 16
FANCY COSTUME.
COMIC COSTUME
GENTS
FANCY COSTUME
COMIC COSTUME
BEST FANCY 60UPLE
OLDEST SKATER
BROOM BALL
FARMERS (Married Men) vs. FIREMEN (Married Men)
This will be good, as it is a challenge game,
20 minutes of real action!
RACES l'
Girls. 10 and under
Girls, 16 and under
Ladies -Any age
• Boys, 10 and under
Bogs, 16 and under
gents -Any age
ALL CASH PRIZES -1st, $2, 2nd, -$1, Mrd 50c
Absolutely y no skat'ng without Costume during the Judging, and
the Judging will commence at 8:30,•sharp
SPONSORED BY :THE, RINK COMMITTEE
ADMtaSIOIV: XDULTB so. CHILDREN 250.,, .
to y 1 i,
is
CROMARTY
Mr. and Mrs. William Hunt. o
Benito. Man., are visiting in Crow
arty after an absence of 43 years.
They are guests Of Mrs. Hunt's sis-
ter. Mrs, Matt. Thompson. Mrs.
Hunt is the former Gertie Miller.
-nd her father owned the store flow
operated by•Ross Houghton.
While tending goal• at hockey
•'ractice the other afternoon, Mur-
ray Balfour received a severe cut
over the eye that required several
stitches.
Cromarty farm -forum was enter-
tained by Roys' forum in No 5
Schoolhouse -Monday evening,
Personals:, Mr. and Mrs. 'Donnie
Scott and twin daughters with Mrs.
Scott's parents. Mr, and Mrs. Jos.
Bechler, Zurich; Mr. and. Mrs. Wm.
B`n'ng and Mr. and Mrs, Ken Mc-
Kellar in St. Thomas; Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Norl^ls, Mr. and Mrs. Jacobi
with Mr. and Mrs, John Norris,
Ailsa Craig Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Scott, Sr, with Mr, and Mrs. Jas.
Stott, Staffa; Mr. and Mrs. T. L.
Scott with relatives and friends in
Lindsay and Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Storey and Lorena in Kinca'c-
''ine with Mrs. .Storey's parents,
Mr. and MT:. Guest; Arnold Storey
and sister, Mavis, Stratford, !n
Walton with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Storey; Mrs. Filntcre
Chappel left Friday for Hamiota,
Man.. to visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Drake -Mrs. Robertson
and John in St. Marys with Mrs,
Robert Chiddick.
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KIPPEN
The annual meeting of St. -An-
drew's United Church, Kippen, was
held Tuesday night, with a large
surplus reported on hand from all
organizations. Managers appointer
to the board were Winston Werk -
man. John Sinclair, Nelsen Hood
and Duncan Cooper. Al! other offs
cers were re-elected. During ths
year there were eight baptisms,
two deaths. and four marriages.
_Four new members were added dur
ing the year, and there are eighty
families on the roll.-- Rev. A. E.
Hinton is minister.
Mr, and .Mrs, W. R. _Cooper vis-
ited relatives in Detroit over the
week -end. •
Mr. and Mrs.'john Cooper enter-
tained their neighbors and friends
on 4'lday .eivening. A most enjoy:
able evening.was spent by all. ,
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Dlel
ort
spent the Week -end with Mr. Diclt-
ert's mother 111 OliffOrd.
Mr. an rs. muel Cudm r `'
d M Sa oe
were in 1 or'oltto'O'er the Week -end
Mr. and Ws'. Robert Green; of
Londert, and Mr. and MIs. Wesley
•+ reen4,, of 3 PitalYell, ,Vi4iie<L oil Situ -
•
day with •.heir father, Mr. Jonah.
Green.
visiting their daughter and son -ins
law, Mr. and 1Mrs. Pinkney and
family, _.
We are pleased to report that
Mrs, Robert Thomson is improv;
ing nicely.
Mr. Arnold Gackstetter visited on
Sunday with his 'father and broth-
er, Mr, John Gackstetter, of Zurich.
Mrs. 'Carl McCiinehey returned
home from the hospital much, im-
proved in health.
We are sorry to learn Miss Kate
Bengough is on the 'sick list.
Mr. Orville Workman spent a
few days with his brother and sis-
ter-in-law in Oshawa.'
We regret reporting Mr. William
Sinclair was taken to Scott Mem-
orial .Hospital, Seaforth, in failing
health.
HILLLSGREEN
The annual congregational meet-
ing of Hillsgreen United Church
was held Wednesday, Jan. 23, with
Rev, A. Hinton as chairman. Ross
Love Was appointed secretary for
the meeting, Wilmer Turner, the
church treasurer, gave the financial
report The past year had been one
of the most successful in the
s(hurch's history, there being a sub-
stantial balance on hand. Helen
Love gave the report of the Sun-
day School. Rev. Mr. Hinton gave
the report of the Session, and ller-
.Sert Stevenson gave the auditors'
"eport. Herbert Stevenson and
Ross Love were appointed auditors
for 1952. The managers for this
year are Herbert Stevenson, Ralph
Turner, Ross Loye, George Steven-
son, Russell Consitt, Elmer Turner,
Reg. Porter, Harvey Turner, Robt.
McAllister and Ward Forrest. Mem-
bers of the official board -are Har-
vey Turner, Ross Love, Herbert
Stevenson, Ward 'Forrest, Russell
Consitt and Mrs, Ralph Turner.
The secretary then read a vote
)f thanks and appreciation to Rev.
Mr, -Hinton for the gift of a new
':ulpit, Communion table and fern
stands, the work of his own hands.
The note was as follows: "On be-
half of the congregation of Hills -
green United Chrrch, I would like
to convey my thanks to you. Mr.
Hinton, for the gift of the pulpit;
Communion table and fern stands.
You have given generously of your
time and energy, and it is surely
an excellent piece of workmanship.
We are indeed grateful' to you,. Mr.
Hinton, for this act of thoughtful-
ness and kindness in presenting.
these gifts to opr Church.-Sigire
on behalf of the Congregation," The
meeting -was followed -by -.lunch and
a social evening.'•
gb—RTH McKILLOP
Mr, Fred Hoegy returned home
Sunday after spending a week with
h s daughter, Mrs. Ed. McKenzie.
' Mr. and Mrs. Foster Smith and
son, Orval, of Mon-rieff, were' Sun -
Say visitors with Ml'. and Mrs. La-
verne Hoegy.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Regele at-
tended the funeral of the late Mrs.
Henry Pierce at God'erich last
week. _
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Riley, of Zur-
ich, were recent visitors with Mr.
and -Mrs. Harold Dietz -
Mr. .and Mrs, Ross Sararas, of
Cromarty, recently visited Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Eggert. -
Some of the Manley sohool girls
and boys had a friendly game of
hockey with the Brodliagen school
children atthe rink there on Fri-
day afternoon.
At the services in the Evangeli-
cal Church here, Rev. H. Brox bap -
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