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er Ar�lnners were'Mrs. F. Beer,"' dent rs
p. repor a were read, agd.4pproV, Mrs. heart Attack. He was 4 AW 7,44, 4cw,"X6 yearsf vice-presiftuto rs. --- and Mrs. 94"Arr
minster Hospital.. The ' mYsteirY daughter..
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Letters of thanjo for prize -was wqwby'Urs- A, joynt-$Impiojo,'Mrs, W. sabgs . I G. Armstrong, Mrs, W. J,
card 4 ter, Mrs�
a auditors� prp0n
glf�ji f.rol *r_j8",' - imaie, Mt.js,71�.. Th ted thelr�report, Clark 4nd,. Mr U Mrs.. B. Oeiger, Miss, M.f E1.118,;
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SOW% �trs. R. Mock, Mrs. IM, and' ObVr*' I , war,',?
MJiss K. Scott;l"'recording and At 11mall
An �Inht4tioli from RgX. tAbp 0W 6s'p4nding . seebetaryi ,Mvo. T.5'S
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foimwriy on r theiiLO.4,ard of,iWapa co W
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, "4" ia � PURA 491F. %Or, 4k 0,11=440; as$ "'A S
service J r7 bppn�qt"&Oe aeoreltdry
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siltvlal;e. ',the ontai'�'� Of the workir Avp�r tAg'Pectidia
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officer ,9n at toro.%&Dr J1. ti"O"Verw -Mrs4 A. Alexituder;
,s for 190.f. prpsiftAt, 31 its annual meeting in Toronto last tive. M19614ammlispi6-
'D�. 4 � " , apoe, -Mrs. W. Henry; Missionary
W &l,,hT*rF,1W rd-ldent'WrA . -of S. G.. Rannie.
f4 1.4, 4� -week. A son of the late,
vlge, C. Mr& Auftow, sided at the organ c6insole.
ecoud pre�iden tw planvu, 194,
WE WILL, PIC19 UP -McFawkin ; trea Wmek; , Mrs. Other officers elepted: Vicb-pte* Xnd'-Mar34,Bk*,4 r, ie0lde to Sherritt-.,Assopil Hqlp- During too _jIdgy
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Mrs. N. E Cook, $h0r. Chiiseliburst, Churchi
*1`l-lNcU11,,,Rgi95 'Brown.- geprewyl , M F. 'Beer; r Re , 'gcgiri S
dron and dent, R. H. Beattie, Middlesex; on. No, sion at thq W J.Wjs� rggpr
Highest Cash Prices Pald iitanidairdbearer, Mrs.. H Horton- secretary-trqasurer, 1q. B. Titus, To- he t q4"A
ttv.? a, Mrs. G. Heas-, -Baby .49
ron-to; honoraxy_ seloretary, R. j. this district. Thrisb sisterw, an#, 1 4 - . .1japan of
eXipteAdents. M;§_, 0. on Today."
'executive foipr brbithers predeceased
Mrs, Kyle, *Mrs.
Maclennan,. Top) 0 him.
WWS 111-LDEBM—A" Ha0oiop 1 4, Mrs. "J. 94unions, Mrff� 4t Sm e, Mrs. -R, laroder'4; SarilOeis will be .,held LaS Usual
mepuberg, W., B. 3411lott, Muskoka; -Mourning his lom are his, wife"P9 Mrs. 0, AM-4ro4g, �-v The -evening servieQ
s's: pl�
A..C. Cal Wegbwort4; J. D. the former 'IBAPOW E. Coopqr� Its, Xm Rogers, Mrs. Qplg`�X- featured the, presestation of olm%
Conover - 10. C'. Rial -son, -w '-)n. I 'Shown by Rev.: Roger
York, iard hoin he mgfried
P03� 040 qo_
0' kippen, one,da*
Nor$,'4uipberlaxLd-pwb4Li�m,.&�4 William. J.
Colliver, Prince . Edrward. ter. (400 Mrs. stacl*oxfo,
FER T...IU Z-.,-E,,,R, Wilton Grove. Ont.; Ave &ggdahil- London Brift-Elect
Aren � amd � one, sister, Mrs. Ijaiiwron
Order.yofii Fertilizer NOW, and-, we will store Richardson, Riplien. �Showered By Friends WIJ I . SZZ 47
Honorary pallbearers were mem- In Hensall Friday
it for you until seeding time, or tAe advant- To, the Edffito'r bers of the 0hurch Session:. Tom AnupAl sew'mg bee of the Kippen
age of early'delivery discount. Hay, Herb Jones, John Coaftane, Mrs. F. iPeters was hostess at East WOmen!� Institute' will 'be
Eldon Jarrett, Emerson Kyle, and her home last FYiday evening for held in the Logion R60m, Hensall,
Further reduction� of $1.00 per ton will be 105 Mailes Ave., Ross Love. Active bearers were a Presentation to Miss Betty Smale, Wednesday, January 21, when a
allowed if paid when delivered. Ottawa 3, Ont., John Sinclair, Morley Cooper, Bob London, whose marriage to Frank�potluck supper will be served.
January 7, 1953. McGregor, Joe McLellan, Ross For- Clifford Cousins, London, takes.
rest and liduls Clark, Jr. Flower- place in that city Saturday, Janu-
Editor, The Huron. Expositor:-�' bearers were Andrew Bell,. Dunean ary 17. WINCHELSEA
Dear Sir: I am wondering if Cooper, Rugs Jones, Jim Brown, Entertainment for the eN
SEAFORTH CO-OPERATIVE there are any groups or an indi- Bob Upshall, Bob Elgle, Edison Me- was arranged by Mrs. George Hess-. Mrs. Harold Clarke and son,
vidual among. your readers who Lean, W. I R. Cooper, Howard Pink- Mrp. Leonard Noakes played har- William Robelt, arrived home from
Phone 9 Seaforth would like to make a quilt for the beiner and. Floyd Weeks. monica selections, and contests St. Joseph'& Hospital, London,
Save the Children Fund. The art Rev. N. McLeod conducted the were enjoyed. The bride -elect re- Tuesday. 0
of quilting seems to be dying out funeral service. Interment was in ceived many gifts, including an Miss Jean,Gilfillan is visiting
Badr&s Cemeiery, Brucefteld. electric iron, lamps, china, electric with Mr. and Mrs. P. Chappel,
in the city. I have enough flan- clock's and linens. Mrs. G�L Hess Cromiarty.
nelette scraps to mUke a large quilt the gift, were Mr. and Mr . W 11 W It rs
or two crib quilts, and will be t read the addres , - g, g ill am a 6
pleased to mail them to anyone presented in a bashet, decorated in and Danny spent Sunday with Mrs.
kind enough to convert them to AnnuaUtatemens color schemes of pink land white, Maud Clarke, Farquhar.
by Mrs, Petrs. arid Mrs. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Ron Fletcher �Liid
something useful., Please. write to
me at the above address. 01 a Relatives and friends at- family visited Sunday, wjth Mrs.
tended
The Canadian Save the C-hildr.n Of Township Scho s sm 'e- from Hensall, London, Ex,-_ Lily Blair, Exeter.
Fund work.-, lor orphaned and desti- ter, Seaforth, Yurich and Staffa. Mr.,.and Mrs. Don Penhale and
arranged by Mrs.
tute children in Austria, Italy, Following is the annual report of The affair was , family, Exeter, spent Saturday eve
4 McKil, Maude Hpddpn and )Jr.,. Howard ning with Mr, and Mrs. Wib Bat -
Greece and Lebanon. They can U.S.5.S. Nos. 1, 2, 3 and
Smale. jen.
aho use linitted afghans, and they lop and Hibbert Townships, releas-
will welcome six-inch Icnitted ed by Auguste Ducharme, secre�
square& sen -y-treasurer: Provincial and municipal net ex- -base metal mines are a 115
t to 490,Jarvis To- tai I ally to
penditures in 1950 in Canada c-
ronto x.- more than $25,000,000 arinu
6eeded $1,500,000,000. Quebec's mineral income.
Receipts
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w 1 7 Yours sincerely, Balance, January I ....... $3,659.33
WINNIFRED TANNER Provincial grants ........ 8,536.97
5 (Mrs. R. W. Tanner) Sale of land to highway ... 50.00
Ryan Drain refund ...... .20
Tempora loans ........ 4,00.00
WHERE IS SPORT HEADED FOR?
Total Receipts .... ... $24,240SO
Hensall, Jan. 13, 195.3.
Editor, The Huron *]Ex Expenditure
positor: 'Cost of instruction ....... $9,407.68
Dear Sir: One evening last week Cost Of instructional sup:,
a crowd of people turned out for 'Plies .................. 2,127.18
fun and relaxation at a
All 548.10
rl,r�� N bockey Cost of administration ....
Cost of plant operation.... 2,607188
rink,
game in a new community �
'each to cheer his home team to Cost of plaint maintenance 1,270.38
victor? or to accept defeat good, Cost of auxiliary serviees 299.23
naturedly, and go home feeling the Ir
M 4�1 - nt - eratw t16 96,11 Ar
better for his outing. This pleasure
was denied them, and most of the
folks went home in disgust with Tuition fees, S.S. No. 3,
anger'burning in their so
uls, some Logan ................. $ 28.80
Capital outlays .......... 1,067.23
of the fairer sex in tears,
All this 4vas caused-' by the Mil i k supplied to pupils, ... 41.72
actions of one player, who in the Temporary -loans ........ 4,074-85
dying, moments of the game, took Balance on hand, Dec. 31.. 2,767.75
an angered look at his, opponent,
wielded hi8 stick In a deliberate
Tot�l .... ... $24,240.80
manner "with two hands," straight
for the head and face of his OP -
posing player. The force with
which the sticki struck, could be
fieard above the yelling of tbeThank Hens,all, WMS
azcrowd, most of whomilwere watch-
ing the play at a different paxt of
the rink. The struck player fell For � Bale to Korea
'like a cattle beast would when
struck with an axe. Blood was The"Women's Missionary Society
TheCanadian...Ba'nk "touring irbin t'he . wound. In a f , e* of the United Church held their
-ipoments he began to struggle in January meeting in the church
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-TO" OF SEAFORTH
PA.nX %7
BY ORDER OF POLICE
To facilitate snow removal, 11jo Parldug,
on the Streets. of this Municipality will,
be allow
,pd between the hours of 2 am.
and 8 amL
This order will be strictly enforced in
accordance with the 14ighway Traffic
Act, Section 43, Subsection 9.
NOTICE is hereby given that the said
Municipality will not be responsible for
any damages caused to parked vel-ficles
as the result of snow removal operations.
Power-Piv6t Pedal ' s, suspended'
from above, work easier aj;a climi-
Plate floor holesi—prov ide -ore 00"
soace for the driver!
ot (,ommerce
an insensil3le -manner on the ice.
The player was carried to the
dressing room. Thi§ crowd wa.s.left
stunned and saddened by the sul
den outrage of the attacker.
What was the ca use of this iln-
pardonable attack? Was it that
schoolroom last week with the
president, Mrs. W.,B. Cross, in the
chair. Mrs. Eva Carlile was in
charge of the devotional and Miss,,,
M. Ellis offered prayer.
A letter wasi read from Dr.
Mooney, Toronto, expressing thanks
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his team were. losingand be would
for $1�8 to pay- charges on a bale
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stop at nothing to avoid defeat?
sent by this society f6r Korea. Dr.
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Was it that the player be attacked
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had aggravated him or checked him
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look
i,llegaly? Was he spurred on by his
coach and management to perform
Things We Print
GI E 1, � E I c,' WIN.*
4700d A6r9FJ7d.new.Jonyerr lower.. wider
anything to stem the tide of de-
I pace -setting, style- k)ilitv that reolN Icts YOU See . . . a car
JI's here the new,
feat? If be,attributed it to any of
these causes, no rash action of this
Store Sale Bills
making '53 Ford— presenting for the first that handles w;tb effortle,-, steering,
type was justified under any cir-
Business Cards
X.: time—the sensational new Miracle RidP-1 braking and parking . . . with proved
cumstances.
Window Cards
Now, feel the difference in the '53 Ford— V-8 power and brilliant performance.
have followed sport for ov-P r 30
Laundry Lists
Visiting Cards
with the entire suspension System com-
See it ... check it ... you'll find the 1953
years, have participaited a little bit
Bread -Tickets
plerely-balanced for a safer, smoother, Ford gives you somany things you nee&
in some of the roughantough
such as rugby and lacrosqu. in all
Letter Heads
—that gives a brand-new
A quieter ride -Drive Fora—youll know
and want. Test
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these years I have never Witnessed
Meal Tickets
Mling Cards
Concept of comfort on all kinds of to ad.
Again, Ford steps ahead with all the why, more than ever before, the swing
a -deliberate action of this tyrpe,
either in watching a game or play-
Programmes
Halli-Tight Bodies, for dust- features you want . . . Full -Circle Visi- is to FOrd!
ing it.
Score 40ards
Debentures
free, draft -free comfort, am
built to stay "young". *Forda-atic Nive, Over&jve and v4ae sidewall.tires ciptimoall at extra cost -
Are the management of our
Note Heads
pporting teams urging -their play
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Bill -Heads
era on to rash actions? Are they
Invitations
defending players' attacks on op-
pl If they are, they become
Hand Bills
Pamphlets
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accomplices to Pe act, Every ex-
Circu-lars,
cuse they offer, every Word they
speak, every action they take in
.-'Booklets
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defence of attacks of this type,
they
Badges
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would make one think con
doned These mar sport!
Drafts
*0
such act&.
Books
Dio the men. at the head of these
Tags
teams realize the good -part they
can play in woUldiing the lives of
these young men? They are look.
Bills
Bonds
V-8 I to. -Hp. Engine Fordons9fli DrIVO iS th0lineft Now 1111hucle aw that takes aill.
on bit a r of ride, engineers timm in
cqmprelisi r'
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up to by their players for guid-
Labels
automai ic 416,00,
Aavan� ad design V.&5� combination swin
60- c0wfl-04' is fo
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ad
anet and advice. - Let us hope these
Blotters
cheques,
manee. With #orA �.,i�caa choo" _
build a ride that"s truly a revelation. 9
backeftlexntriencem Fordomatic*, Overdrive*- Or
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men are big enough for their jobs
Placards
MfWth"�altqther , -4 . � ,
sji'xhro�silent Shift.
fee
&Aqoteowltum awaq,dftTft0
and w1,11 take action in this case
to show the public that,they will
not -stand for. sdch,,,unpardonable
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Vouchers
prize Lists
C;atalogues
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I'll he new .53
a s .v me ,, 1 .1 Price Lists AMM SEEYOUR r%JKLP 1l LCK..--
not. The public. 4re, anxiously Poit Cards
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awaiting the outcome of this out- statements - - - - - - -
When you need help in a hurry, YOU reach rageous.,action, -, Let us Jiope for a
better show of sportmanship, by 393611k Notes
for your telephone ... Think of the differencs milk Tickets
players. and all connected with the
game In the future. To show you Legal Forma
it makes —just knowing your telephone is that many more than I realize the Memo Heads
game Is gettifig out of control, I D.ALY
there, ready to serve you in any Order Blanks
am,asking.the sports editor to re- 6hipping Tagg
e ergency. 1��,Prjde cift fAeasurd, itS Uldft� orint, or 4-tiote columri from ftneral Cards Seaforth. On, t.
m 1he dibbe gild .Wall of Saturday, Sh"Printing Phone 102
January 10. - Greeting Cards
Let ul6 take stock of Ourselves,
Menu 116oklets
THE BELL TREPHONE COMPANY. 01,10ANADA
and our dofn and, oe, sports-
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