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apv!Fal Eginiondville residents at-' . The Henrkall Stock Fair Will with all members being Present. Discuse,ion5 have been-.1held r '. L _ ', ,''' .J, ,, , " . . _
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de4 -the official opening And . be hold this year on Friday, W. B. Cross, assessor, appeared at cently at Pub a ScAool BoAzdapoe ,,, , , __ '., ., _ ,9 , - , , ,, , - I - I Memberg of the Soaf9rth Seafor.tit 'District U194. - . .. 91 * I 64,F9
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dedication of,S, Andrew's Prosby, May 2 Th . ted he ing,q concerning teacherW .0.41 es"., I I - 1 99 I ` , . i,
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udaY. readers Is directed' Page 6 )uncil suggest- 14. a letter to thoboatr& tb . A ' , 5:t9.n r li"".11"'o ;6..W*0
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this district, 'is a gion-In4aw of Mr. the co6ope-ation of the bysineew Considerable discussion took ,place. but lovverr than. tho.atao!S. r.oqudS . lectigh 'Irl. a numper of years. -ad been mado;;wndor tb . . , , I " , "--
and it was d6cided was reached at a meet r Ing on . tC I Proc*ids will go to tipt :Cana, 0 SAW. - ' sai WiN..'ag. ! Prr, ,O 9010,1'-11 1
9!homao - Roblusqn-,Egmp dvffle, and men 0 114onsal and 4Jst,rlcL as regardit this, '1 I DRIVE I 9. - h , 901'wo, .d". f ,
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Vie late Mrs. Robinson, ano.. son T*o Items Ire Inadvertent- to leave the matter In, the hands of 2 and I -aid over until the ine'etto I , dlan' National Institute ,of tho _ _ , " r "11'',
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t of the fiddlers" com meeting the board met .with. the q!V.0, for the Red ,Shleld Drive; oneral work. ' oxhi _ - eci%` -! *,I",C,ime ", rom," iho. ir"'i4, , , *
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ville, and,the. lat Wm.,MaKenzlo gram, tha good a Job of It as possible. - . the other half for,9 Tile- q;;a4e 9 girla, r - "
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stev. McKenzie was induct9d Into test at a .m, and That ,we ln teachers, and the latt PP, _ _ toij gathbied skirt, yrhich!' ,,,,,r,_ ,
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sent charge on Nov A , Eginotid-ville:4,1- - - , of flye'. nciRe of the .girls 'had ja.ke ur aa,id, 'r
) and, O;t Oct. 12, 1948, the congregator calves at 4:30. p.m. the assessor, ,$100 and thai: the contracts for the forthcoming term. .,, , ,
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tion 4u r thorized the building,of the . . ,clerk prepare a brlaw confirming, The board will reconsider.U6 ro- SH,ardn' Road West, ,uth EADO
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Sew huroh which was 6di,cated, . 11 I the same. . ques,ts of those Members of. the .. ozier and Mi,49 *Margaret Gr—am 9 . . Igh school, - Thos , - 'lid .."
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yet- sagned' Ott; Huron Road East, Dale Nix- d-JuU6 Ross, -1 .-, -- I,
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for the H. - contracts. It Is anticipstaii 'this ft,r - 2nd Con., E.,:'It. S. Box; 2nd , Patricia' Nolan; , I&,,, r 144- ,'. 11 11.
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. - to the work being done will be done at the next regular -a e larmet, , and . axo,',ren etj, ,1?11,9
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as carried in the April fasue of th4, . t r : I , I I. .so reported . n W*k arttl 'O Somerville, Rose U : arn
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n the streets. Considerable discus . ,,,,, Geraldine Byre, Lola Roe, Ailene a e# _'
Uftgon Presbyterian, is as fol- Squadron- Leader Bury, Chi9f In- ... I .. - '. . 1, .9. 1
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operation and staff of the ,school don; 6th Con., W., . bostat ,j, r
- ELOWNER I , children. on the streets ,took place, , -,. saw, Frances Cook, Janat .MacGre,, 6 offl*k. I "I'll
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came to Arthur Watson Dick, fam- ents, should Ube a,,Ilttle influence as year, and at even greater Impr'( Buchanan. caught on the docks. "Ma0",XgW- I., ...
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4en a farm about 10 miles from Sea-, . 1. . . children ment is antielpated when the new #4iey Dolmage; loth Con., b., Presbyterian Church Tuesday eve- 11 ,;, .
tharly kuowi i, as "Otto," on, Satur- regards the conduct of the , , , 9 The Grade 9 girls who had had, Donald's fish boat and Frank IMbse. .9 ,
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ftrth. After attending axtiral Pub- day, morning, May 2, iollowing school Is In use, according I Alex L., W., Art ning, on the North Atlantic Treaty homer economics before were al- ley's now steel imat almo.st capsiz. _ , '., :1
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. heart attack, in his, 61st year. str ng measures to control the chairman. Al%xander; Leadbul' -West, Mrs. E. Organization. He clearly exp n- , ,,,; ,,
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tinuation School and Clinton Col- A report on the progress of the to n, Mrs. Herb Travi such , 'r.",
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legiato institute, completing his, school was given by W. T. , "'Tuckersmith - -Mill Road, Clair an organization, its formatio "'111 I
I 'of town., he -carried on the 4 Laker rbported a complaint new . I and Buri, Ruth Teall, Rita Walsh. I . ' .. ,
Honour Matriculation when seven- meyL the water running Teall, and on the supplies and ganey; 2nd Con, W., JIM, Lands- complishments to date, expec- height of the tide to his - fish note , ,,
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hotel business since the death of received, re r The girls in Gradd'9 who had tak' and. returned, to report that they , 1 .. ,A,
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his father, the late James Dick, 13 across the road in front lj rough; en home economics in-Gradias 7 and were not damaged. His fish house '4.1
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at high school that years ago, and the public at large son's Elevator, street committee to . ,,,aney; 4th Con., W., Bill Camer- The speaker was introdac 8 made a -woollen or corduroy on the sotith pier, -however, was 5.
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decided to become a minister, and Will 'regret to learn of, his passing. Investigate the same. I ` ;, 4th Con., E., Arthur Wallace; C. A. Reith and thanked by K . 1. skirt. All the girls used the kme flooded by two feet of water. The ... . . . . . . .
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I He was always interested In J. A. "Paterson reported return- 11h Con., W., Wilmer Broadfoot; McLean. . I... . . I . " . , ..... %
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tkrei--year course at the Toronto sport, and. in his younger days Ing the arreara to the County Staffa W.I. Elects a* E G ge 111,ake * 'th There were 49 members in, At- 'buttonhole. The e,skir,t was fasten- covered with watei. No damage I h, I
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serving for 18 years as secretary amount of $275, same being the ,Z , McCloy terson in the chair. M. McKellar and 'eyes, and dome iastenals. tion al -though the water rose as I 9, -
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of the H.F.A. Mr. Dick also took lowest in years, and of having re- The Staffa, Women's Institute "4"111 , thanked, the ladies of the Ladies' Modelling these, were Marilyn Me- h g - the floor at this place, and lr , ' I
of a family of eight, Andy found it an -active interest in lacrosse, and celved $3,300.010 in tax prepay- elected Mrs. Thomas Laing presi. Robinsow. Aid for the supper, and Mrs. H. E. Phee, Ena IAIIico, Marilyn Eyre, rose and fell every 15 minutes for . !, t
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1 tended the Collegiate In- Monts to date; also read a sum- dent at the annual meeting. Mrs. Dublinr-Mlas Eileen Whetham. Smith responded. . Lila Dalrymple, Marion Dick, Joyce several hours. . .,
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Ang and college expenses by wha adet mary of.the recent legislation af-t'Carter Kerslake presented -the s,late . ,- . Cliff Liberty, of the R.C.A.F. Sta- WUlson, MaJa Roalial, Ann Haugh , I,
ever -means were available. He en- -9titate was Captain of the c __ ._* , A number of anglers arrived from . Pll"!
corps. Deceased was, also one Of ,fecting- manicipalaffairs, and ex7 of officers, with Mrs, C. Bowman . . tion, Clinton, rounded out the pro- ,Sheila: McFadd n, Shirley, Bedard , Detroit, 'among them six Dolicoin' -7 ", ,e ,
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1'11ioSopthy and . at -Univers- 'tliei star players -on the old junior tended tb the council and all inter- -presiding.. Yra,. Les_.Butson .con- graine -'with sorn6 well-r6ndered Helen McGonigle and- Hazel Bau ; for' perch fishifig, but -Capt, Mae-- ---- :::..
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- ___ __ - -, hockey clu-15-o-f-OW"YEars ign aid. ested'-fatepayers, an invitation to ducted the election. Other officers piano selections, He was thanked, norman. Donald refused to, let out his. boats I ,i`
colflegli, Yo nto, and during the 1912, and in 1913 he .,played with visit the opening of the Ausable are as follows: Honorary presi- " Port Elgin Minister by the president on behalf of the Grade 10 girls model -ling summer beyond the breakwater, as he con, .. I f.,V,E,
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- his work ai'Parkdale, Presbyter- the Intermediate Club in the North- Conservation Area in Hay Sw-ampfdents, Mrs. Jae. Hill, Mrs. C. Bow- . meeting. dresses and suits were: -Evelyn sidered it "too dangerovall until . 111.1 1. ,
tan Church. His summers were ern Hockey League. ,He was Also on May 7 in'the afternoon. man; vice-presddents, Mrs. W. Glan- The May rally of Clinton Area —a— I
McPhee, Betty Axtman, Olive Ban- the weather settled. . 11; !
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- In Chief of the Fire Brigade for a Correspondence was read as fol- ville, Mrs. L. Miller; secretary, Youth for Christ was hold In the nermam, Marie Dalton, Mona Clarke, . I ,,,,
tspent in serving mission fierds Collegiate audit In a restaurant, an elderly man The bathing beach also was I _..%,
fte West, and while ministering in number of years. lf)ws-: County Treasurer, Huron Miss Vera Hambly; treasurer, Mrs. orium on Saturday, Anne Steffler, Marie Hunt, Elaine -the ,;:, ,, ,
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cinupleted, his studies in Arts at the of. the late Mr. and Mrs. James Telephone, Department of High- Kerslake, pianist, Mrs. R. Reed; Alf. Rees, of Port Elgin. He d67 with the pretty,you!ig waltress who ler, Emily Bannerman, Helen elevators was halted while the -,
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, Dick, and came witli his parents ways, LaFrance Fire Engine and assistant: Mrs. Henry Harburn; livered a very timely message from was serving him. Finally, when a -he Knight, Mary Whyte, Donna Riehl, flood went on. . ,,J o,` !
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University of Albert& The follow- o Seaforth. He mar- Foamite Ltd., Bickle-Seagrave Ltd., auditors, Miss V. Hambly, Mrs. R. II Peter, chapter 3. brought his dessert, he grew a lit- el Dale and Nancy Spittal. Johii'M-AcDonald's fish ,boat on 2, ,
dng year whileministering in West- when a child t Muri I I a
Edmontoii and ried Lennabelle Pearson in 1936 -at Mrs. J. C. Elliott, Henstall District Sadler, Jr.; district, director, Mrs. ,Musical talent was provided by tle more bold. "My dear," he pur- Grade 1? girls who model -led i ',
,. ich red, "wher the Island north of the harbor war.- ;,illl
2nount Church in or Sales, A. S bTanch. directors, Mrs. a trio of young men from Goder e have you been all -my , ,4 ,
. Lucan, who together with a family Co-operative, Hensall Mot male; ' suits were: Berva, Knight, Eileen 0 Into the -bushes on . -21,
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'Vegreville, a small charge 80. miles Bowman, Mrs. and dife?" . .11 ,."'.1
eistant, he married Isabel Roblu- .of four daughters. and, three sons, Bob Cook Motor Sales, County As- 4 Butson, Mrs. C. . "qD4ve Medley, Mae Campbell McCartney, Doris Stevens, Mary Ithe.land there. All pleasure .Craft g
. Marion, Joan, Ann, Evelyn; a . assort Fire Marshal, Department R. McDonald, Mrs. G. 'Hoggartb; Bill Chase. They sang several "Well,', answered the girl quick- Hick-neU Roza,Axtman, and Leona I 14'1
son, also from, Huron County and a survive: - I in the area were washed off their . , - 40
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e, Tommy and Joe; also two of Agriculture - same considered press reporter, Mrs. -G. A -gar; flow- numbers Which were enjoyed I JohnstZ The stage was set to re- winter moorings and left lying on : . t-
former student of Toronto Bible Ji --i . Walter O'Brien, tfiose present. way, i probably wasn't born." _.A
College. 'Mat year he began the rothers, Gordon, of Seafortb, and and filed. er committee,,Mrs. . present a living -room beautifully their sides, Some government tim- ' ; ,f
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atudy of theology at St. Stephen's Joe of Phoenix, Arizona. One Luker and Hoy: That we join the Mrs. M. Houghton; committee con- I . I arranged with spring flowera. hers -were set,a,ift -the island. . ,, ,
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College, a United Church Colleger brother, Thomas Dick, died in Huron County Municipal Associa- veners: agriculture and Canadian Visitors thronged the classrooms Arthur Curry was caught hi his -,
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In Edmonton. . Drumheller, Alta., Iii years ago. tion, and that -as. many as can at- industries, Mrs. Lloyd. Miller-, cit, I to view exhibits and demonstra- car on the pier at the height of the .,
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The funeral was held Monday af- tend on May 14. . r , n -s, the home economics, .science I , t",
-Returil 't 0, tar' n -e -n -shall Legion Plans flood- and feared he would,-bik car- ,';:',.:i
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o n 10 in. 1943, he ternoon from the G. A. ' Vhitney Bills and accounts -as follows ar; historical research And ciirren .., - and shop rooms proving most PoPu- rft 4 into the harbor. He, took "'A. . . .
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at itnox C611ege, partly. under the Funeral Home with Rev. D. Glenn were passed: C. Kipfer, postage, events, Mrs. R. Reed; home econ-, lar. chance by backing out along the . .i.;
faculty of Presbyterian College, Campbell, of - First Presbyterian $5; Hensall P.U.C., hydro, water, omics and ,lictalth, Mrs.. H. Cole- Zone Drumhead. Service Square 'dance exhibitions were flooded pier, and was able to reach 11,
Church, conducting the service. Hall, $18.44; Huron County Municl- man; community activities and pub- . . given by Lorraine Smith, Ruth land., although he cQ ild not, see "i,
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Montreal, supplying in the pulpits . embership, $10; lic relations, Mrs. Eldon Allen;. res- . 0 Keys, Grace RileY, Eileen McCart- .
Miss Shirley Pearson sang "Be- pal Association, in . the edges of the pier. .
ef -the- Baxter-Angus,lvy circuit, and yond the Sunset" during the service. LeRoy Oesch, .policing, $11.50;- E. olutions, Mrs. L. Butson. Mrs. Thos. Ilensall ,Branch of the Canadian' T,his ney, Ann Litowski, Jean Siemon, A number of fish were reported . ! "
Vie Holstein-Fairbairri charge in !which will be, held in June. .11.1
The pall -bearers were D. L. Reid, Fink, car transportation to Gode- Laing read the ,Scripture lesson; Legion met in the Legion Hall on Joan Somerville and Alice Watson. left floundering on the beaches. I
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I 40Tey County In the second and third A. W. Dunlop, Percy Little, Scott rich, $3.75; P. L. McNaughton, in- Mrs. Wilbur Glanville read a poem; -Monday night for their regmlar matter will be looked into. Evelyn McPhee, Carol Chesney and Similar repor s of the tidal wave, I I''
Wears respectivel;V. On emerging Hawthorne, Alex Muir and Wi D. &urance, tractor, MINI.; Bell Tele- Mrs. Leslie Miller reviewed cut- monthly meeting. President Donald Mrs. Brown presented accounts Elaine Dale, in costume, gave a Ane or seiche, were reported at Owen - 1:
from college in 1945 the Rev. AnI Smith. Flower -bearers were F. phone, ser,vice, $16.60; J. A. Pater- rent events and Marlene Ross play- Dayman was in the chair and con- and reported on the banquet. Fin- exhibition of the Sailors' Hornpipe. Sound. and Sarnia. I . t-.
drew -McKenzie was ordained ' to Kling, Enos' Boshart, Elmer La- son, salary $183, transportation to ed a plano selection. Mrs,. C. Bow- ducted the meeting, assisted, by ancial. statement was read, and 11.11
Miss S. Norris conducted the danc- ...,
fte Christian Ministry (at Holstein, rone, J. W. Armstrong, M R. Col- Listowel $7.50; E. R. Davis, salary, man reviewed .,her pqst six years as Comrades George E. Walkek and Airs. K. Buchanan read correspond- es with Margaret Collins as accom- —0 .t
4Dat.). He graduated from Preaby- ,aP- Lawrence Eayuham, first and see : Thank -you cards from ,Mrs. panist. . I . I ` .i
. bert and Hugh Thompson. Inter- $201.90; R. Davis, labor, streets, president, and express,ed her - ence
Iterian. College, Montreal, receiving ment was in Maitlandbank ceme- 7.50, Hall 50c; M. McCreery, re- preciation. and thanks to all mem- ond vi,ce-presidents. Zone Com- Thurtell; thank -you letter from The Collegians quartette, comPos- "And so you're ninety-nin,el 'Well, 1 11
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the BID. dogrm the Galtin Gold tery. pairs, -streets, $11.30; Drysdale li ers 'for their support. An ex- mander George Inglis, of Howick Mrs. L. Sangster and thank -You ad of Ron Rennie, Doug Stewart, I sure hope I can get back next . .
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311tedal, the Daniel Penman Graduate - 0— Hardware, supplies, Hall $21.85, hange of plants, was held. Town -ship, and Deputy Zone Coln- card fi6ii'Mrs. Shaddick. The mys . I J
. was won by Mrs. B. Ken Willis and Bob Scott, accom- year and see you a hundred." I
1. tery prize I "Can't see any reason why not, j,
Scholarship for pbgVgraduate stu- I ,, streets $2.15; Ed. Fink, repairs to mander Thorndyke, of Clinton, or the panied by S. J. Smith, sang severa . . A
abes, and the Dr. Kelly scholarshIp ,Moaner: "And then I started . Moir. Mrs.. Vennor reported f selections. young man. You look healthy en, "I
-year out into the world to 11 Hall, $9.48; Hyde Bros., repairs, Municipal Affairs re the fire engine were present. The question was s4ak committee, and Mrs. J. Clark
for coming first in the third ind an OP- tractor,' $14.70; Canadian Legion, brought up and plans outlined for R. B. Rudd showed colored slide% ough to Me," 1 1 ,.,-"
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class. , ening for ine.' . grant, $1,00. Total, $656.67. as submitted by Bickle-Seagrave, the Zone C-1 church drinhead ser- reported for the mystery box com- rural boys and girls and a . I.,
and if the same is satisfactory to mittee. At this time Mrs, Clark call- of several I"
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Groaner: "Did you find It'?, , vice to be, held Sunday, June 22. ts; the rugby team in. Son: "What's, ths idea of -taking
"Following a 15 -month sojourn in It was decided to.,grade York St. both ,parties, we authorize the ed upon Mists I-loyle who gave a their projec an,d com- the tires off Daddy's, wheel chair9" . I Ir
the Maritimes where he served the Meaner: "I guess so. I'm cerz* between Nelson and Albert Streets, Let Arrangements were made for the constriietive and helpful talk. The action and oat harvesting her: "That's, t .
. . reeve and clerk to sign the contrg on he Mot he only way I A
circuit of Fort Elgin, Sackville and tainly in the hole now." also to have the culverts installed District 'C' meeting, to be held in national anthem cl sed thds: part of bining being carried out e . 11 : . 'Iu`.,
ared I 0 that were purchased last -year, with the Bickle,Seagrave Co. Harristom on Sunday, June 1. The rty. R . H. ilic- Ran. stop him frQpl chasing wom n I
Junior: "Pop, teacher ald the Arrangements have been com- the meeting. Dainty refreshments high school prope J.,
eligible to receive a call to secretary -treasurer, James Clark, were served by the rommittee in Leod operated, the projector. tt*?',,
any street committee to attend to the pleted to collect garbage on May . —0 ,.!...
- world revolves on its, axis. stated that the sum of $400 was .
Presbyterian pulpit in Canada hav a,mes of bingo were Mr,. Plumsteel announced that ,
I . same. 14 and 15, as usual again this year. ,charge. A few 9 1, 1',
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Ing discharged all requirements of Senior: "You must have misun- Jones and Parke: That we adver- subscribed for the Canadian Red played. Mrs. Beer acted as caller, Miss Mary Murphy, Mount, Forest, Logan Twp. To Repair , 11
A delegation from the Hensall the Leg-
tke Mission Board of our, church. derstood her, Son. The world re- tiso for tenders for supplying 200 . Cross. Canvassers were and winners were Mrs. Me-Kelvie, now attending O.C.E., Toronto, has ,, I I
Branch of the Canadian Legion, Brodhagen StreeU ' ,
7&e following year was spent In volves. on taxes." . yards of cruah-ed gravel, same to ion Ladies' Auxiliary and Legion Mrs. Perdue, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. been engaged to teach girls' PhYsi- ,,
Most -graduate .sfudies in the Bibli- . be put through a 1 -inch screen, and, composed of D. Dayman, R. E. embers, the former canvassing Buchan -an. Mrs. B. Kyle and Mrs. cal education., replacing Miss' S. I "
Shaddick and W. Brown, appeared to
Cal Field at Yale Divinity School, be delivered before June 30. the town, and the latter the coun- H. smale. Norris who goes to Brantford next Logan Council met in. the Town- . `, ',
before the council, asking for a .,
Mew Haven, Connecticut. On r Hoy and Luker:, That S. G. Ran- try. I ,Some three weeks ago work was term, Mr,'Plumste-el said when he ship Hall, ,Bornholm, Monday, at I . 11
grant In support of a drumhead .m. with all members present, the .;.,. .
turning to Canada, Rev. A. 14. Z McKILLOP FAIR nle be instructed to remove the commenced on the construction of became principal here in SepteM- P . ! 1.11'
service on. June 22, also -permission Legion Auxiliary Meets t was 160; Reeve presiding. The report on the .
NEenzie spent five months preach- dirt placed on Queen St., adjoining to block off traffic on King St. dur- two self-contained apartments over ber, 1948, the enrolmen ad and. adopt- I . ."
ing in variqus pulpits acros a' Auxiliary to the the garages owned by Mr. Ed. Fink in 1949 it was 200; in 1950 it was Linton Drain was re , ,
Ing the parade -same granted. I I
the PLANS DDOGR The constable was instructed to Canadian Legion met in the Legion at the rear of his apartment build- 244); in 1951 it was 260. This. Sol)-- ed. The clerk was instructed to -1
province, and, on Nov -27, 1977, he . J1 A 'ESS I his property, at once. Parke and Hoy: That we, grant Hensall Ladle e, a by-l-aw with five-7ear do- f.1i
was Inducted as minister of the . collect the remaining dog licenses the Canadian Legion the sum of rooms Tuesday night with Pre9i- Ing. The, build-og, 24 by 52, housing tem-ber there is a possibility enrol- prepax revision Is 'to . I 1 1
Islington Presbyterian Church, hav- Me-Killop, Fair is away to a good at once or take court action.. . $100 towards the expenses of their dent . Mrs. A. Olark in the chair. The five -room apartments, including ment may reach 290, with a sign benturea. Court of I . "
lag refused a call to Knox Presby- The clerk 'read the prices sub- opening exercises consisted of "O bath, is nearing completion with of two grade eleveng. it such is ,be held June 2, at 3 p.m. The clerk -
terian Church, Windsor. ". start this year agadri, according to by the two d n June 22. Canada," the Legion Charge and plumbing and wiring completed and the case the librar l will have to be was instructed to apply to the MUnr . , ...,
. Poster T. Fowler, secretary. The, mitted on a fire engine , . n orm as to so I - ,
. I , one minute's silence observed. The rea ly for trim, and expects to be used as, a classroom and a add!- icipal Board for p I ion I ...
"Four-and-a-ualf strenuous years prize list is being enlarged in most companies, namely, LaFtance En- _40. I': .
. - ' . Lord's Prayer wag, repeated,, Fol- IPancY Within two tional teacher engaged. With the. debentures for the ,Mitchell and :
., 1have passed since that date during departments and it is hoped this gine & Foantite 4" Do., of:$10,000, and Fy,dy for ocet ''I'll
vrhich the ,congregation has experl- of $4,865, and lowing the roll call of officers, thqoeeks. Lloyd Mousseau and Dave other additional teacher engaged, District High School, subject tot -he I I,
year to have more representation Bickle-Seagrave Ltd., I .
enced remarkable growth., Andy is from Hilibert and Logan for the it was decided to take the offer of - minfites of the last meeting were Sangster are the carpenters; Leon- to teach commercial, the staff will approval of the Inspector on their . . I
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still convinced that our church has Kraus-kopf public speaking trophy. 13ickle-Seagrave under certain eon- TUCKERSMITH read. Moved by Mrs. W.Smale, see- ard Noakes, and Pete Moir (lid the be 13. purchase of land. . ,
onded by Mrs, R. Smale: That the plumbing; ,Fred Peters, the wiring, —0 The clerk was Instructed to ad- `,
iprospects of amazing development More classes for ponies, lambs and ditions. Jones and Parke: That we I
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pigs . are listed. Huron ,rk go Ladies? Auxiliary as formerly, work while Byran Kyle and Lawrence vertise for tenders, for the Nichol- ,,"'t
and a wonderful future of service C,ounty authorize the reeve and, cle Fir AWARDS'TENDER I in conjunction with the Legion Baynhain are the painters. Assist- TO FORM INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE son Drain, tenders to be opened at "",
for Christ. To complete the family Swine Club offers a prize for fat to Toronto and Interview the e - I.
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. .e blngos when they Ing ,;dth building operations were Seaforth's, Industrial League Soft- 2:30 p ',
. members re th Jo n, Sangster and Len ball are _
ad the Manse are three children, pigs. Marshal and the, Department of Tuckersmith Muntcilyal Council begin, in the areas, it was also de- Jim and h ' holding an organization road superintenbent Were Instruct- - .,,,,, ,
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Jeanne Ruth., eight in June, Andrew . . held their regulkr meeting Monday aided that the ladies make prepara- Purdy. meeting in the Town Hall next ed to got material and look after ','!.`:
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I Klam, two, and baby Marsha Lynn. . night in the Town Hall, Seaforth, tions, to begin the Saturday night ']Prank Wood has returned from Tuesday, May 13. All players in- the repairing of the Brodhagen. "l,
"Along with his church and farn- SPRING WEDDING with all members presen.t. Council bingoo in the Legion rooms-, blie the West Coast where he spent the 'teresited are, aiked to attend. street, also sidewalks In Mouktoik , . `11' .;
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ily ties he has found time to -take . . akaln, Joined the Huron County first to be held Saturday night, May winter with his daughter and son- 0— and Brodhagen, The clerk wa:s IA-. -- '71
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au active part In comniunity life, . : I . Municipal Association and. ordered 10, Volunteer helpers who will as- In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hard, . strutted to notify Jas, A. Howes ... 11
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being a member of Kingswiy KI-' *, .. membership fee of -$10,paid. W. S. sist at bingos are Mrs. Beer, Mrs. wick, at Ganges, on ,Salt Spring- Is- 1..I i
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waius, secretary .1 B - T. Kyle, Mrs, B.Mtoir, Mrs. Horton, Ian,& On the way he visited with Weir drain on complaint of AVO .,, I , i
-treasurer of the roadfoot, weed, Inspector, present St. Columban C.W.L. O.L.S., to examine report on -the ,
iffsUngton,Kingsway-Sunnylea -Mint- ed report of a re.e(;nt conference In Mrs. Corbett, Mrs. Dick, Mrs. Good- his son and, daughter-in-law, Mr. and Plans Penny Sale ratepayers affected. He was alm I ,.',Il
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storial Association, an executive Toronto and, was paid expenses of win, Mrs, Taylor, Mrs, McEWOP, Mrs,. Staul y Wood, of Unity, Sask. Instructed to notAfy the ratepayeft i " .
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xnember of the Neighborhood Work- $35, Huron.Central Agricultural -So- Mrs. Drysale, Mrs; Clark and -Mrs. The monthly meeting of the CW. of the Rolph Drain, those ,Wishing '14,1
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erw Association, and vice-president ciaty was given a grant of $40. Smale. Moved by Mrs. Drysdale and Guide and Brownie Notes L. was held Sunday, May 4. Mrs. to pay cash may -do so at the treat- ,
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at the Toronto Religious Education- Tenders were opened. on the Wat, MisaG. Luker: That $5 be given to 'The Guides had a verybusy night Win. Ryan, president, opened the urere's office on or before m,ile. ` i l
son Drain construction from Get, Mrs. Vennor on behalf of the alck on Tuesday. ,Beginning with knot- meeting with, prayer. To ftte 86 . "' -' ,
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at Council. How he ever Illids time I Council having received, a notice ,,-!
for bowling, badminton, golf and Elliott at $2,398.00 and Dunn And committee. it was decided that Mis. ting for the first -half of the me&- members have paid fees, Thank -you
t St. from McKtllop Township, re Liffie; 1 0'11.'2,
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eWer recreational activities no one I Morkin at $1,496, The tender was fnbz McEwan asslet Mrs. Vennor Ing, they were divided, into two letters- were read from Moun t th .1 ; , ,
. awarded to 'Dunn and Morkin. on the sick committee., ,4_ Municipal Drain, Instruc 0 , ,",-,
'knows." . groups-4ean took the recruits for Joseph and the House of ProN ' i
/ , vision on appeals from fts clerk to notify W. G. AfeGregor, 114,'
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Attending the opening and dedd- 1, Mrs. Goodwin spoke on -behalf of Tenderfoot knots, while Captain dence for eggs sent at Easter. GI -to exalAine same and re061 I I " -
. . J. W. Drysdale and T. T. Jackson the Girl Guldes And their needs. at took those who do not have their of fruit and flowers were sent to 0-" ., . ' kL," r
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vation services from this vidli- to council ag, soon as poogiio. GhI6.1. " ,,!
W were: Mr. And fts, Hugh Mc- L on assessmenta Added to the as- this time or year, particularly camp second class, Others went on a na- members hospitalizea. s; Instructed to p , - , , I , . ,.i, ,,V
-a,+-- ,M, 6i sessment roll was held- and in both supplies, eta. Mm Goodwin, Mrs. lure expedition. All then came to- An inVitation was extended tot all treasurer wa I "r.
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lAchlan, - Mis, Ew6re, 'Steptheneo, eases the assessments were sus- ,Clark, Mrs. B, Moir and. Mrs. Beer gether for Kim's gaime. They divid- members to attend a cooking school allowances on the -blv7or - I 1:
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And famity", %Nr. Thos. -Robins=, tained. I at as a cotainittee In ed again.and Judy and Jean drill- in Seaforth on June 6. A box of Drain, B$`-Uw No. 6111, am , . % , ft
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. . Abill of,$14.50,'re veterinary rees 't.his connection. dy is now candy was donated by Mrs. John to $14 The rosA mip t I , , V',,,
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ewrac6" Mrs. Phl-lip-Mexenzie" WTS. as a result of warble IIY apray,Ing 1 9 Coui ready for her semalyhore, test. The Shea, Sr. Tickets were sold at the and, Win. H. ChAge vitro ins . ,, I
John CAlrhw and Mrs. Howard Car- . operations, was referred to the In- . Miss Dorothy Hoyle, Zon of, recruits learned Laws. They are meeting, Mrs. Joseph Kale being to examine the road, ,to I I .11 ,
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-fie. - .- . surance company. lation of tbw the lucky Winner. The ladies- of the Untoin, Draft road #dV6JrI1ft6 ,t t , 4 -
4 ibis occasion., During showing a keen Apprise [.De ne,66d; Ail I..
0— I included: Relief, 'Palal visit on 7 ,
. . Accounts passed pre- meaning of 'Gulding,' The other pariah aret being ag-ked, to volunteer to order Pd .1 - 11
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I expenses, $36; grants, $40; rebates, doing the honors. The recipient ex- the room looked like the accident vice-president reported that Iffiens road On CoUc 1.11 , , rl; ,,N
In last week's account of I th6 $2; roads, $1,6S4.35; astlary and 91- at fa,mois . along rOM" I ,ill , . ::: "I
Dressed, sincere thanks, to the lad- ward of a big hospital. Plans were had been purchased for the rea- :reque I,, . ,
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I pen ,y ,galo, the fiaoeEt of th4 .1 I .I i, .. ; , . , , , , . , . I I 1, lowamces, $176; postage and excise, toq;. The next item was the zon6- suggested for ralsilng money for tory. A day *of recollection was libld operate. . I I I..., : 1 - , "', I Irr, i . I
lowing., who ,colitribilted to the suc- , $5.00. Five girls ex- for the members on Sunday, April The repV16 ah&I toud. sid , "i
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