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Coming Events
For Sale
ON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE BIG FIOR SALE -GLASS DISPLAY
Dance at the Popular Crystal Palace suitable for store display.
Ballroom, Mitchell, this Friday night, to 63, Seaforth,
that danceable, loveable music as played
by Clarence Petrie and his Night Hawks; pan SALE -BARN, NEAR SEAF
9:80 to 12:30. Big Valentine Dance Feb- Apply Box 186, HURON EXPO
iry
sp13. 4489x2
CASE,
PHONE
44404
Awl and Found
ORTH.
SITOR.
4440x1
rj XTRA SPECIAL AT TUDOR'S IN
' Hens011. First quality 51 ga. Nylons
at only 1.2e. New Spring shade.
4440-1
LOST - SET O
P CAR KEYS IN A
leather case. PHONE 299, ,,e eaforth.OR SALE -10 YORK PIGS, 100 LBS.
"'-4440x1 F 'THOMAS BURNS. R.R, 4, MitchelL
Lot 33, Concession 5, Logan Township.
4440x1
, For Rent
pos. RENT -6 -ROOM HEATED APART-
" anent in Hensall--3 rooms, kitchen, 2 -
piece bath. Apply J C S')TTT,T,TE Phone
691 r 2, Hensall. 4440.1
Motor Cars For Sale
'Eva SALE -11937 PLYMOUTH COACH,
" in fair condition. PHONE, after 5
p,m„ 2034, Seaforth. 4489x2
'FoR SALE -0949 PLYMOUTH DE LUXE
Srden 5480 less than sale price last
May. Apply to R. A. ORR, Hensall, Ont.,
Shoe Repair. 44404
"B>ESSIE," ALTHOUGH 23 YEARS OLD,
.[? is still ki^.king, with plenty of Pep.
Never fails to start, and runs perfect.
What am I offered? Contact 'DUTCH'
RELIT, Town, for further particulars.
4440-1
COLLIE PUPS FOR SALE - LOUIS
MURRAY, c/o Michael B. Murray,
Seaforth R,R. 5. Telephone Dublin 64 r
19. 4440x1
F
OR SALE DURHAM HEIFER, DUE
in one month. LOUIS O'REILLY, ,34c-
Killop. Phone 46 r 3, Dublin.
4440-1
VOR SALE -REGISTERED HEREFORD
cow, with heifer calf, three weeks old.
Apply RAY CONS3PT, R.R. 3. Kievan.
Phone 651 r 21, Seaforth: 4440-1
FOR SALE-ALLIS-CHALMEBS COM -
bine complete with flax rolls, scour
clean and screens, straw shredder; knives
and guards neer used. Apply Box 185,
HURON EXPOSITOR. 4440x2
VOR SALE -HOLSTEIN PURE BRED
burl hi -10v tested; .'out one year
old. CHARLES PORTINGER. R.R. 2,
Kippen. Phone 684 r 22, Hensall.
4440-1
FOR SALE -YEAR OLD ROGERS-MA-
retie radio end phonocraph combina-
wanted tion, in A-1 condition ; also 1 H.P.'motor
and two ti H.P. motors. C. 3. DENNIS.
WANTED TO RENT - 6 TO S -ROOM Phone 355-W, Seaforth. 4439-tf
house. Wile pay un to 465.00 a month. R SALE -77 ACRES, GOOD CHOICE
Apply to Box 184, HURON EXPOSITOR.
4439-tf lend 1 i1 miles west of 'Mitchell on
No. 8 H6nhwav; brink house, bank barn.
Call 345-M, Mitchell, or Box 402, Mit'hell
444053
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
.by the Township of Tuckersanith for
the position of Warble Fly Inspector for
1953.
CANADA'S BEST LOVED BRASSIERES
'^eda foe you by (-othie. See them at
TUDOR'S in Hensel!. Nylon. Satin, Broad-
cloth. Priced from 1.00 to 2.60.
4440-1
4
of willbe per hour with
OR SALE -KIDDIE CAR,BABY'S
Rate pay 86c
an allowance of .roc per mile for use of 'added swine: 9 rairs white children's
car. boots. sizes 6 and 8: 1 pair slippers, size
Applications' must •(be in the Clerik's
hands ,by3 p.m., March 2, 1953.
E. P. CHESNEY,
Cgterk,
Twp, of Tuckersmith.
4440-2
' Agents Wanted
Ambitious
Young Woman
WANTED
MARRIED OR SINGLE, TO SOLICIT
for prospects locally for progressive
manufacturing firm- Must be able to meet
the Public. Highest rates of commissions
paid. For further detaiis and an appoint-
ment' write to P. 0. BOX 184, Waterloo.
4440-1
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DEALERS
Be Independent!
CELL FROM DOOR TO DOOR 226
.well-known and guaranteed Jito Pro-
ducts. Year round business. 518 will 'buy
travelling kit and assortment. Splendid
vacant territories- One month trial with
absolutely no risk. Particulars:
JITO: 5130 St. Hubert, Montreal.
4440-4
Notices
RADIO REPAIRS -FOR ALL KINDS
Of radios, at TERRY'S RADIO RE-
PAIR, opposite Dick House, Seaforth.
Phone 847-11. 4363-tf
SURGE MILKERS ,ARE SAFER FOR
your cows. They do milk faster and
are easier' washed. Contact LOVELL Mc-
GUIRE, your Surge dealer. Phone 593-W,
Wineeham,
PAINTING - SPRAY 0R BRUSH ;
Papering. Sunworthy wallpapers. Sign
painting a specialty. ED, (BUCK) LIT-
TLE, Hensall. Phone 196-R, Hensall.
4425-tf
AOCOMMODATION REQUIRED FOR
Air Force personnel stationed at Clin-
ton.. if you have a house, apartment,
furnished or unfurnished, to rent, please
call STATION HOUSING OFFICE at
Clinton, 982; local 262. 4436-tf
ATTENTION, FARMERS! - PROMPT,
courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animals. Call collect, ED.
ANDREWS, 851 r 11, Seaforth, or 285,
Exeter. Associated with Darling & Co. of
Canada Ltd. 4399-tf
ANNUAL MEETING
OTI47E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the• Anneal Meeting of the members
of the McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance
Company will be held in the Town Hall,
Seaforth, Ont:, on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1958
at 2:00 o8clock p.m.
for business, adoption of ,by-laws, and tbe
election of four Directors. Ail members
are invited to be present.
The retiring Directors are H, Faller, J.
H SScHwing, E. J. Trewartha and F. Mc-
Gregor, resigned, all of whom are eligible
for re-election.
at A. REi e
Secretary.
Property For Sale
'OR SALE--S-ROOM ., FRAME HOUSE,
insulated, stoker heisted, modern bath-
room and kitchen, nes garage. Lots of
?shirt for garden.. CLAYTON DENNIS.
Phone 355-W, Seafortb. 4489-tf
}tbVSE nu, SALb''--'FIVE ROQMS,.
,•••••••„," ran' 'Mink titling, sun porch, summer
ke.hetr. full badeatent. In Village of
Waitdn. Apply CLIFF BROWN, Auburn,
4488x4
SAI`-.-4101TSE WITH BATH 1101'
Anel, cola writer, • barn and henhouee l•
2 t6 5' ad%a of land, in Sestet -ah, oh good
loetiti ei Ott Istorth Rosa. Immediate pet -
OM, Phone 112, mitGVEY MattetI1!Yy Setif`at�tk. 4440-1
t� I4it 'POR SALT-JfiW0=91'O1 'Y,
t#If4 •lridfO11iiP4aidingodic,• dee, 80
li't kpa a a!l hcat dd�titdgdbit! `ddlttlb Oflottid,+,,� a pf a w*:
6pt1" Licit itet b' e� Alt4
labii ":' SON'. MO Itt ter
hs 4t„ S3paliSrtL4 > ] y .. 142141
4; woman's suit, size 20; 2 nirle- -suits
size 12, and a number of smaller dresses.
PHONE 278-1. Seaforth. 4440x1
poi?. SALE -2 KITCHEN STOVES:
M^e nine; couplings; fixtures;
nieces of cloth and congoleem rug; 2 pairs
bed springs; cistern pump: 3 chairs: table ;
small electric stove. Apply CLARENCE
REEVES, Seaforth, 4440x1
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE OF PROPERTY AND
Household Effects at the residence of
Robert Parsons, Queen Street, Hensall.
Ont., Saturday, February 21, at 2 p.m., of
the following household effects: 3 -piece
obestergeld suite; 3 -piece bedroom suite, 2
beds, mattress; studio couch; lounge; chest
of drawers; antique mirror; oak secre-
tary; 6 dining room chairs; Doherty organ
and stool: walnut what -not; 4 rocking
chairs; commode chair; hall rack and
bench ; 3 small tables; small desk (an-
tique) ; 3 trunks; glass -top cupboard ; kit-
chen table and chairs; kitchen stool; 8 -day
clock ; kitchen range: electric hot plate:
coal oil stove: wardrobe; lawn mower:
wheelbarrow; copper boiler; set of dishes;
other dishes, including antiques; silver-
ware; garden tools; sealers. and numerous
other articles. PROPERTY -At the same
time will be offered for sale, subject to
reserve bid, consisting of a double lot on
which is situated a 10 -room frame house,
complete with basement, furnace, hydro.
hard and soft water. On this property is
also a small barn. Terms on household
effects -cash. Terms on property -IO per
cent down, balance in 30 days. If weather
is unfavorable. sale will be held under
cover. ROBERT PARSONS, Proprietor;
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer.
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
six cords of 14 -inch hardwood, to be
delivered to S.S. No. 10, Tuckersmith.
Tenders to be in heeds of the Secretary
by Friday, February 20.
ISABELLE CALDWELL, Sec.,
R.R. 2, Kippen.
4440-1
TENDERS
Township of Tuckersmith
TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the ' Township of Tuckersmith for
spraying cattle for Warble Fly Control,
subject to the Warble Fly Control Act.
Contractor to supply all requirements ex-
cept Warbicide, which will be supplied by
the Township.
Tenders to state a rate per head per
spray. Work to be started April I, 1553,
and done to the satisfaction of the In-
spector.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
Tenders to .be sealed, plainly marked
"Tender," . and availed or delivered to
reach the Clerk by 3 p.m., March 2, 1958.
E. P. CHESNEY,
Clerjc,
Twp. of Tuckersmith,
4440-2
TENDERS
Township of Tuckersmith
TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Township of Tuckersmith for
crushing and hauling approximately 10,000
cubic yards of gravel to township route in
the Bummer of 1958.
Three-quarter inch screen to he used;
contractor to supply all requirementa ex-
cept gravel, which will be supplied by tbe
Township,
,Marked cheque for $500.00 to aehompany
each tender or tender will not be consid-
ered,
Contract to be completed by July 30,
1963. -
Tenders to be sealed, plainly marked
"Tender," and 'Mailed or delivered to reach
the Clerk by 2 ,perp„ March 2, 1963.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepts
For further particulars consult
ilogerson, R.E. No, 8, Seaforth,
SttperlCtettfent,
cis. P. iilESbftr ,
'Poe. ef' Ttkiter4tiiltli.
Wm.
Road
4440.2
uu NT s ams of t
seeseseeieweeeeeessereweeee-
Mr.au arid
rs. Milton W 1rt.
Exe-
ter,
Mr. and Mrs. R Drevildson,
Mrs. Frank Coutens, L-n'on, spent
the weekend with Mr. -nd '"rs. Al
Pearson' and ..Barbara Ann '.n To-
ronto.
Miss Patsv 'Mit:he'l nurse in -
training at Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, ie spending a three weeks' va-
cation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Stanley Mitchel'.
Mr. Raye Paterson has purchas-
ed the residence of the late Mr,
and Mrs. H, Arnold o,n Main Street
and is having the interior redecor-
ated.
Mr. Harry Smith h^s purchased
the residence of Mr. Keith McLean,
Mr. Walter Fairbairn has sold his
property to Mr. Norman St. Cyre.
Mrs. Emma Shepherd has raispos-
ed of her property. Herb Keleher,
Chiselhurst, and W. Fuss, Zurich,
have purchased lots in the village
and intend building,
The annual meeting of the Board
of Managers of Carmel Church,
r-lensall, will be held in the churpl'i
Wednesday, Feb. 18, at 8:30 p.
i
Nurse Here Joins New
Exeter Hospital Staff
Mrs. Merle Colter, Reg.N., Credi-
ton,' who served for several years
on the nursing staff of Scott Mem-
orial Hospital here, left recently to
take, a position on the staff of the
new South Huron Hospital in
Exeter.
Grandmothers' Meeting
At Next Kippen W.I.
The Kippen East W.I. will meet
at the home of Mrs, Alex McGregor
Wednesday, February 18, at 2:15
p.m. Roll call will be "My favor-
ite newspaper column." A sewing
machine company will give a dem-
onstration. All grandmothers in
the community are invited,
Personals
"KINNY" GIRLSI GET LOVELY
curves i Gain 5 to 10 lbs., new pep.
Try famous health and weight-'huilder,
Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Introductory, "get -
acquainted" size ONLY 60c. All drug-
gists.
f_TYGIENIC SUPPLIES (R USHER
Goods), mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price list. 6 samples 25c;
34 samples $1.00. Mail -Order 'Dept. T-73,
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton,
Ont.
Cards Of Thanks
MR. R. B. HOLMES WISHES TO
thank his mpny, - friends for cards,
treats and visits which he received while
a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital; also
to think the nursing staff. 4440-1
MR. AND MRS. LEO HAGAN . AND
`Miss Mary Hagan desire to express
their sincere thanks to the many neighbors
and friende who extended' sympathy in
their recent sad bereavement; also to thank
those 'who loaned cars, also those who sent
spiritual bouquets.
I WISH TO EXPRESS MY SINCERE
thanks to all my friends and neighbors
for beautiful cards, letters, treats and
flowers, also for visiting me while I was
a patient in Stratford General Hospital,
and since returning home.
4440x1 MRS, EARL TREFF'RY
Births
CARTER -At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
February 6, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Carter, Egmondville, a son.
LANDSBOROUGH-At Scott Memorial
Hospital, on February 12, to Mr. and
titers. James Landaborough, R.R. 3, Sea -
forth, a son.
MaeLEAN-Mr. and (Mrs. William J. Mac-
Lean (nee Margaret MacGregor) are
-pleased to announde the birth of their
son, Allan John, at the Exeter Hospital,
on February 7. A brother for Brian,
OLDFIELD-At Scott Memorial Hospital,
on February l0, to Mr. and Mrs. John
Oldfield, Tuckersmith, a son.
PETHICK-At Scott .Memorial Hospital, on
February 11. to Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Pethick, Seaforth, a daughter.
ROWCLIFFE--Jim and Anna Roweliffe
are happy to announce the arrival of
their son, Peter James, at Victoria Hos-
pital, London, Sunday, February 8, 1913.
Deathly '
DORSEY--In Seaforth, on Sunday, Feb.
8, Ellen S. Devereaux, beloved wife of
William Dorsey, St. polumban, in her
76th year,
HAGAN-In Mitchell, on Friday, Feb. 6,
James Hagan, Seaforth, in his 88th
year.
Two Hensall Men.$ot . fl
Injured After Crash
Damages estimated at $1,3.00 re-
sulted after two cars collided one
mile west of Hensall' last Friday.
Hilliard Lawrence, Mensal', and
Lloyd Mousseau, Hensel', were in-
volved.
The Mousseau car was travelling
west, the Lawrence car east. The
latter car struck loose gravel and
went out of control, it was report-
ed. No one was hurt. Damages
to the Mousseau car were estimat-
ed at $$00, and to the Lawrence
car at $500. PC. E. Zimmerman,
Exeter, investigated.
Exeter Eastern Star
Hensall Dance Friday
The dance held in Hensall Town
Hall last Friday, sponsored bythe
Exeter Chapter of the O.E,S., was
well patronized. Proceeds. Will be
donated to the South Huron Dis-
trict Hospital.
An angel cake, donated by Mrs.
Allan Fraser, Worthy Matron ^ of
' the Chapter, was won by Mrs. Gar-
net Paterson, Grand Bend. Steve
Dundas drew the winning ticket.
The hall was beautifully decorat-
ed with the Star colors- Steve Dun-
das and his orchestra provided the
music for the dance.
Carmel Young People
•Enjoy Social; .Elect
Officers For Year
Twenty young people of Carmel
Presbyterian Church, Hensall, gath-
ered in the church. parlor Tuesday
night for an enjoyable social and
the official organization of the so-
ciety.
The following were elected to of-
fice: president, Orville Taylor; vice
president, Edith Love; secretary;
Jean Mousseau; treasurer, Shirley
Bell. A lunch committee was ap-
pointed as follows: Grace 'McLeod,
Jean Mousseau, Mary Campbell,
Neil Taylor. The organization will
meet twice monthly.
Hensall United Church
Auxiliary Members
Hear Two Studies
Mrs. Lillian Hyde and Miss. Mav-
is Spencer were hostesses for the
February meeting of the Evening
Auxiliary of Hensall United
Church in the church schoolroom
Monday evening. Mrb. D. McKel-
vie was in charge of the meeting.
A Valentine motif decorated the
schoolroom.
Mrs. J. F. Blackwell presented
the study, "Launch Out Into the
Deep," and Mrs. Douglas Cook gave
the study, "Education and Chris-
tian Literature in Angola." Many
interesting items of business were
brought before the members to be
discussed. The recreational period
was directed by Mrs. E, Chipchase
and Miss R. Avery.
Cromarty Ladies
Have Fowi Supper
A fowl dinner, sponsored by the
member% of the Cromarty Ladies'
Aid Society, was served to winners
of the copper contest at the home
of Mrs. M. Houghton last week by
the losing side.
"The W.M.S. held their regular
Meeting with Mrs. Lloyd Sorsdahl
presiding. The devotional period
was conducted by Mrs. Sorsdahl.
Mrs. Calder McKaig read tbe sec-
ond chapter of the study book,
"Africa, Yestfrday and Today."
Mrs, Houghton read the Glad Tid-
ings Prayer;, Mrs. John Wallace
read the story of Miss Hazel Mac -
Donald's record of activity, and
Mrs. T. L. Scott closed the meet-
ing with prayer.
Mrs. Moore gave the current ev-
ents. A life membership certificate
was presented to Mrs, Wm. Har -
Used Cars for Sale
1-1951 DODGE—Four-Door; Radio
1-1951 PLYMOUTH—Four-Door
1-1951 CHEVROLET—Four-Door
1-1949 DODGE—Four-Door
1-1946 CHEV.—Four-Door
1-1937 DODGE SEDAN—Four-Door
TRUCKS
1--1951 MERCURY 1/2 -TON EXPRESS
1-1950 MERCURY 1 -TON EXPRESS
1-1948 DODGE 3 -TON SPECIAL
with Platform and Racks
These Can and Trucks in Excellent Condition
MACHINERY
1—"D" CASE TRACTOR
1—L CASE TRACTOR
2-70 COCKSHUTT TRACTORS
2—VA CASE TRACTORS
1 FERTILIZER DRILL -- 15 -run Cock-
shutt, 2 years old
1 WAGON (Steel Wheel)
1 9 -FOOT 3 -DRUM STEEL LAND ROLLER
1-1951 VAC TR'A'CTOR (New) at reduced
price
A few' 9° and .10' Packers Available
Rowcliffe Motors
Phone 267
0
Seaforth
d{w.'t'iEPIPM g,,Q_....
ofety, Mrs, T; L, SeOtt I'es
1ddr s e s
.
lits; Houghton presided 1It
Ladies'^`Aid meeting; The rgq',ga X'
was answered by a salggeatiO31. oPi
*prevenient for redecpratimg,;tlte
bdeement of the church. A SO* of
money will be donated to the eiteir
for new music, and to the library
committee for new books. Meml-
ters atreed to help the Sunday
School to buy a film projector.
Hay 'Councillors
Set Hall Rents
Hay township council, abdts regu-
lar meeting in Zurich last week,
set rental rates for the township
h"11, ranging from free to '$8 for
organizations- classed in eight
groupings.
Rates and groupings are as fol-
lows: Group 1: Free -Hay Town-
ship Counc'l bus'ness, court, court
of revi..ion, Civil Defence and Home
Nursing; Group 2, $1.50 rate: Boy
Scouts, Girl Guides, Federation of
Agriculture, Chamber of Commerce,
Catholic Women's League, Ladies'
Aid, Women's Inst'tute, Holy Name
Society, any ohurch group for non-
profit, Library Board, annual meet-
ing Agricultural Society; Group 3,
$2 rate: Band practice, dancing les-
sons; Group 4, $4 rate: church
gatherings or plays for . profit;
Group 5: $8 rate:• banquets, danc-
es, wedding receptions, fire insur-
ance, Bean Growers' Association,
outside shows, Provincial or Dom-
inion elections, and all similar func-
tions.
Gall Gravel Tenders
Members authorized the Clerk to
call for gravel tenders for town-
ship roads. Tender is to be on
8,000 cubic yards of gravel, haul-
ing and crushing at a fiat rate, and
to be placed on ,.the roads during
September. '
Clerk Brokenshire was also in-
structed to enquire at the Deputy
Minister of Lands and Forests of-
fice for information on the high
water marc: at the water's edge in
St. Joseph.
A motion to call for applications
for warble fly spray inspector and
sprayer was passed, incorporated in
a township by-law under the War-
ble Fly Control Act. One thousand
bags of cement were ordered from
F. C. Kalbfleisch & Son for shed
and bridges.
Accounts Passed
Prior to the passage of accounts
members decided to make applica-
tion to the Department of High-
ways for permission to build side-
walk at the west end of Zurich,
near the highway.
The following accounts were or-
dered paid: Hay township general
accounts- Hensall District •Co-op.,
$16.48; Hess Electric, $4.35; Wm.
Fisher, $2; Hay :'Municipal Tele-
phone System, $460.25; Win. Sie-
bert, unemployment insurance,
$19.20; H. W. Brokenshire, $167.34;
Ender Hoare, $6; 'Wm, Hess, $2;
I. Desjardine, $2; Provincial 'Treas-
urer, 98c,
Hay Municipal Telephone Sys-
tem -H, 0, Hess, $2,047.49; Leo
Gibson, refund, $22.50; Treasurer
Stanley Twp., :$30.85; Stropaberg-
Carlson, $79.50; H. W. Brokenshire,
$38.99; Albert Martin, $10; North-
ern Electric Co., $633.84; Automa-
tic Electric, $34.91.
Hay township roads -Jas. Masse,
$139.50; Klopp's Garage, $22.51; St.
Joseph's Service, $5.71; Alphonse
Masse, $105.83; Louis Ayotte,
$38.51; Johnston Patterson, $38;
Lerina Rose, $2.63; Dominion Road
Machinery Co., $6.35; Louis Masse,
$30.78.
KIPPEN
Regular morning service will be
held in St. Andrew's Church this
Sunday.
To the Editor
Editor, The Huron Expositor:
Sir: I am doing some work on
Dr. William Dunlop (1792-1848), an
officer of the Canada Company and
a founder, with John Galt, of Gode-
rich. I am most anxious to hear
of correspondence, memoirs, or any
unpublished material by Dr. Dunlop
or concerning him.
• A death -mask of Dr. Dunlop was
exhibited' at the Canadian National
Exhibition some time in the middle
nineties. It seems since to have
disappeared, I, Would be most
grateful to tliear from anyone who
has any knowledge of its existence.
I would also like to bear of let-
ters of Louisa McColl, who became
Mrs. R. G. Dunlop, a sister-in-law
of the doctor's.
I would be most grateful for any
help your readers may give me in
this work.
W. H. GRAHAM
746 Walmer Rd,, Toronto.
McKillop Busy Beavers
Meet For Demonstration
The seventh meeting of the Mc-
KillOp Busy Beavers was held at
the home of Betty Campbell Wed-
nesday. Minutes of the last meet-
ing were read and the roll call was
answered by "one special feature
in my record book."
Mrs. Keyes, assistant club lead-
er, demonstrated overcasting a
seam, bias binding and fading. Mrs:
Pryce,' 'club leader, showed mem-
bers how to insert a zipper.
The next meetingwill be ao-
cial evening at the; home of Mrs.
Tomes, Pryce, Ik"ebruary 17.
Too, Late To Classify
"O'fZCi+3--WILL. BABY SIT EVENINGS.
;Pit() 4 1 292, Slµfiirth. 4440.1
Ffoud belief
Directors, of tate 'Huron County
Federation of Agriculture meeting
in 'Clinton this week in the agri-
t:ultural office, board rooms with
R. S. Mol erolter, MclUllop, presi-
dent,' presiding, decided to donate
1100 to the Huron County Euro-
pean Relief Flsnd.
Secretary-fieldman, Gordon Greig,
Bluevale, was instructed' to inform
each of the, 16 township units of
the campaign sol°citing their co-op-
eration for further donations.
Carl Oestreicher, Dashwood, was
appointed to the executive replac-
ing Gordon Rate, Stephen town-
ship, who resigned.
The meeting was informed of
the Dairy Producers' meeting in
Clinton at 2:00 p.m. Friday, when
Lewis Davis, Dobbinton, chairman
of the Dairy Co-Ordinating Board
of Ontario, will be guest speaker.
The leadership training school
will be held in early March in Clin-
ton for federation off,cers, that is,
presidents, vice-rresidentsa and sec-
retaries. The course will be a one -
day event, commencing in the
morning aid concluding in the
afternoon.
A Smile or Two
Nothing makes a woman loon
nlore uncomfortable in slacks :than.
a full-length mirror.
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"Don't yon think Gertrude is
silly spending so mush money on
expensive perfume?"
Yes, but she never did'have any
common scents,"
An acquaintance of mine, who
,will shortly be going overseas,
called at a men's outfitters in a
country town and asked:. "Have
tallklYAi .i.opi$i* a neige
a iw� 04.4, A0 e i
Yougrgr� sat W�li�t � s' ya11r
waist .
Said the artist; '°1'll give you
flue dollars if you'll let me paint
YOU,"
The old mountaineer shifted his
tobaccofrom one cheek-to;rkke oth-
er and back again.
"It's easy Money," said the artist.
"?;Char, liain't no question 'bout
thet," the mountaineer replied. "I
was just a-wonderin' how I'd get
the paint off afterwards."
•
A doctor was summoned to a
wild district in the Highlands, and
after seeing his patient he said'te'
her husband, "You've been trying
to do a bit ofdoctoring yourself,
haven't you, William?"
"Aye," said the man, "I gave her
1, wesn1►it„da�al�a,y�Qt QUIP.
*'1701/h) +`S+Md T TG do
Noe' v ve.
300t?:ht 4� vpvim� �i
xyra befeallis,'•
Aye, 'T keit. I Ivae MAUS'
that next,”
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Burglar: "Qui'et, You! Tr %rig
want to atay alive. Pm loo d ig fog
the dough your wife has bidden.'":
Householder: „"'Good! Switei dll
the light and I'll join you."
Women's Hospital Aid
Bridge Held Last Friday;
The Women's Hospital Aid, urlte'
der the direction . of Mrs. F. Kline
and Mrs, G. C. Brightrall, sponsor*
ed a bridge last Friday afternoon*
with 10 tables in play. Prize wine
ners were Mr$. George Hills and
Mrs. John MacTavish. Thirty dol -
tars was realized,
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ADaa9
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• Time passes quickly and before
we fully realize it another year has
gone by. This is particularly
true in regards to subscriptions.
We think we paid that subscrip-
tion just a few weeks ago, whereas
actually it was many months ago.
So just to make sure you are up
to date, will you please the k the
date on the label on your cpy of
The Huron Expositor.
Feb.14, 1953
then you are m aerosis. if this Is
the case, your remittance would be
appreciated. Either drop into the
Office or mail the amount to The
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