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Agents Wanted
PERMANENT BUSINESS, PART
Hine or foil, to limited number of farm
Melo. No investment. Take orders for
.America's" largest nationally sold LIQUID
FERTILIZER. Steady 560 and up weekly
income. Write "NA -CHUBS" PLANT
FOOD, Box 84, London, Canada,
For Rent
FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED FOUR -
room apartment; not heated; share
(bathroom. POIONE 111, Seaforth
4447-1
von RENT -40 AORES,.•READY FOR
'
crop; fall plowed. MRS. JESSS+E I.
OU'PHSLL, R.R. 4, Walton. Phone 846 r
32, Seaforth. 4447x1
1i -WR RENT—GARAGE, PORTION_ OF
Winthrop Hall; gas pump at present
ie installed. Applicants must have elec-
tric welder and machine shop equipment.
I'marediate possession. Apply to ALLAN
° CAMPBELL. Phone 837 r 11, Seaforth.
4446x2
Motor Cars For Sale
Livestock Wanted `
DEAD. DISABLED HORSES OR COWS
removed free of charge. For prompt
and efficient service, phone "STONES"
collect, Ingersoll 21, or Seaforth 655 r 2.
Poultry
i OR SALE --STARTED ROOSTERS AND
pullets, any age. BILL HENDER-
SON, Phone 6834, Seaforth,
4446x4
Personals
RYGIENIC SUPPLIES (R U B B E R
Goode), mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price list. 6 aamples 26e;
24 samples 81.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-78.
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91. Hamilton,
Ont.
For Sale
TT'S TUDOR'S IN HENSALL FOR CUR -
1 tains and Marquisettes by the yard.
Also hemmed Celanese and Orlon.
CARFOR SALE -1962 CHEVROLET
Coach ; driven less than 6.000 miles.
Can be seen at A. W. DUNLOP'S resi-
dence, East William St., Seaforth.
444Tx1
1951 CHEVROLET — BLACK, 17,000
miles; whitewall tires, radio, air
condition heater; many other extras. Ap-
ply GORDON HILDEBRAND, Seaforth.
4447x4
Wanted
ANTED TO RENT — 6 TO 8 -ROOM
house. Will pay up to 565.00 a month.
Apply to Box 184, HURON EXPOSITOR.
4439.tf
WANTED—TWO LIGHT,,. HO USEKEEP-
ing rooms, furnished: Phone MRS.
MARY A. BARRY, at Queen's Hotel.
Phone 45. 4447x1
'WANT1r7) -- HOUSE OR SELF-CON-
tained apartment, in or near Sea -
forth, by young couple with small child.
PHONE 249-W, Seaforth. 4446x9
ANTED — UNFURNISHED APART-
"ment or home in Goderich,. Seaforth,
Clinton, Bayfield area; stoveand refrigera-
tor preferred. Steady income. Good re-
ferences. Call CLINTON 888; LOCAL
252. 4445x3
FOR SALE 6 ROOM 'FRAME HOUSE,
complete with basement, on double lot;
garage. Well situated' on Huron St. Sale
necessary to close up estate. Apply A.
MUIR, Phone 694, or B. MUIR,Phone
155-W. 4446x2
Help Wanted
TEACHER WANTED
'WOE GRADES 3 AND 4, BRUSSELS
,Public School, for term commencing
September 1, 1953. Applications to .be in
by April 10. State salary expected, ex-
perience and inspector.
R. J, BOWMAN,
Secretary,
Brussels Public School.
4447-2
Farms For Sale
pint SALE -100 -ACRE FARM IN TUCK
ersmith; bank barn, frame house, hy-
dro; clay loam. Apply to Box 221, HUR-
ON EXPOSITOR. 4446,c2
PROPERTY FOR SALE — POULTRY
farm, Lot. 3, Concession 3, Township
of Buliett. Reply to VETERANS' LAND
ACT, Guelph. 4446x2
,'ARM FOR SALF, -20 ACRES, WEST
half Lot 8, Concession 11, McKillop:
26..acres plowed, remainder in grass;
spring well; well drained and fenced.
Close to school. For further particulars
apply to JOHN A. ECKERT, R.R. I, Du.b-
Iin, Phone 37 r 19. Dublin. 4446x2
Property For Sale
VOR SALE -8 -ROOM FRAME HOUSE,
11 inauiated, stoker heated, modern bath-
room and kitchen, new garage. Lots of
zoom for garden. CLAYTON DENNIS.
Phone 355-W, Seaforth. 4439-tf
BARN FOR SALE --361 x 56', SITUAT-
ed in Grey Township, Lot 8, Conces-
sion 13. Can be moved. For further par- IFI OR SALE—QUANTITY OF SECOND-
ticulars apply to GEORGE BLAKE, Bras-
eels- Phone 42 r 19, Brussels, 11' hand lumber, tongue and grooved;
- sheathing: 2x6's and 2x4'e. KEITH
4446x2 MUSSER. Phone 668 r 3, Seaforth.
4446x2
TOR SALE—AN INVALID CHAIR,
rubber tired: adjustable- PHONE
2764, Seaforth. , 4447x1'
pj OR SALE—PEED TURNIPS AND
balyd has. Phone 677 r 8, Hensel).
DAVID TRIEBNER. 4147x2
FOR SALE' -QUANTITY OF TIMOTHY
seed. Apply to LOUIS BOLTON.
Phone 840 r 22, Seaforth. t 4447x2
pOR SALE -30 WEANED PIGS. AP-
PIy to Box 228, HURON EXPOSI-
TOR. • 4447x1
FOR SALE—TIMOTHY SEED. APPLY
GORDON ELLIOTT. Phone 828 r 21,
R.R. 5, Seaforth. 44474.
FOR SALE --CEDAR POSTS. APPLY
to JAMES McCLUIW, R,R. 4, Walton.
Phone 846 r 11, Seaforth. 4447-1
1 AVE YOU SEEN 1`1-r, NEW GLACIER
Plastic at TUDOR'S in Hensall? 54 -
inch width in grey, green, red, yellow,
blue. Heavy weight, too.
FOR SALE—A QUANTITY OF RED
Clover seed. HARVEY TAYLOR, R.
R. 1, Londesboro. Phone 850 r 22, Sea -
forth. 4447-2
, OR SALE — 4 BUSHELS POWER-
'eleaned Alfalfa seed. ROBERT WAL-
LACE, R,R. 4, Seaforth. Phone 655 r 11.
Seafortb, 4447-1
ril0'R SALE—PORCELAIN SINE, 18/" x
28"", in good condition; also outdoor
toilet. Apply to Box 2822, HURON EX-
POSITOR. 4447x1
FOR SALE—QUANTITY OF CHOICE
square baled hay. Apply to JAMES
LANDSBOROUGH, R.R. 3, Seaforth.
Photte 665 r 16, Seaforth. 4446-3
'FOR SALE --SHORTHORN BULL, 11
months old. Apply to WILLIAM
ALEXANDER, R.R. 2, Walton. Phone
848 r 15, Seaforth. 4447-1
L1Jj VERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT
the new plastic drapes in TUDOR'S
window in Hensall. Be sure to see them;
27 and 36 -inch width
FOR SALE—QUANTITY OF TIMOTHY
seed and clover seed. Apply to ERLIN
WHITI80SLE. Phone 665' r 23, Seaforth.
4447x1
FOR SALE—ABERDEEN-ANGUS BULL
12 months old. accredited herd. Ap-
ply to THOMAS ELLIS, R.R. 5, Brussels.
Phone 54 r 9, Brussels. 4447x1
VOU SAW IT IN WEEKEND PICTURE
Magazines; now see it at TUDOR'S
in Hensall. Gothic Crescent bras in Nylon
and Cotton.
Fj OR SAL . -LARAIN OATS. GRADE
No. 1; Clinton Oats, Grade No. 1:
Apply to WILBUR E. KEYES, Seaforth,
Phone 656 r 11. 4447x1
F{ OR SALE --BELGIAN HORSE, RISING
four years old; 4 Hereford springer
heifers. Phone 40 r 21, Dublin. CLE'M
KRAUSKOPF. 4447x1
ASK TO SEE THE NEW RIPPLES
light weight all -nylon girdle at
TUDOR'S in HensalL The sensation for
Spring and Summer.
HONEY FOR SALE—OFFERING BAL-
once of 1952 crop of white clover
honey in 8 -pound pails, Only 3150. WAL-
LACE ROSS APIARIES, Phone 135-J.
Seaforth. 4447-1
PROPERTY FOR SALE.—TWO-STOREY
three bedrooms, living room, den, 3 -
piece bathroom. oil heated house, including
three acres of land, edge of town_ Approv-
ed for eterans' Land Act purchase, Ap-
ply Boil 202, HURON EXPOSITOR, or
;'?hone 41, Seaforth, 4431-tt
4t::
Notices
ASHES, CANS AND GARBAGE RE -
moved. GALL RUSTON BROS., 664
z 5, Seaforth, 4447x8
HOUSE TO REN')' -1.% STOREY 7-
room frame, in Dublin ; • lots of gar-
den. Apply MRS- JOHN A. DARLING,
Dublin. 4447x2
RADIO REPAIRS ---FOR ALL KINDS
of radios, at TERRY'S RADIO RE.
PAIR, oppoalte Dick Hesse, Seaforth.
Phone 847-R. 486E-tf
LAWN MOWER SERVICE—FOR BEAU-
tiful lawns with less work, have your
lawn mower sharpened at CROWN
HARDWARE. Phone '797, Seaforth,
4446-8
TICS—WILL TAKE AWAY GARB-
. age once a week, on a yearly basis;
and will work gardens. Also have for
sale 200 bags of Katadin potatoes. J. 11.
BURNS, Phone 69-R, Seaforth: -
4447-1
1lTN
ATING --SPRAY OR BRUSH ;
Papering, Sunworthy wallpapers, Sign
ltaintinrq a specialty. ED, (BUCK} LIT-
' Hensall. Phone 190-R, Hensall.
4425-tf
AOCOMMODATION REQUIRED FOR
hir_Fcireo_1i0Ysonnel stationed at,Clln-
to,n', If YOU have,, a -keine, apartment
fora1sat4 or nrlfttfnlshedl to rent, please
dell :STATION' HOUSING OFFICE at
tBntere. 39 loch' 252. 4486-tf
FARi Era41 .-- PROMPT,
reilectfon of, all dead and
anknale. Call collect Et).
i r 11. Seaforth, or 235,
Mated wlt. Darling & Co of
4599-tf
cecina glece of
Cord igi1 a furan Coit
7'11$ A R t2rouo 4L
FOR SALE—SMALL QUANTITY OF
good quality timothy seed, power
cleaned : reasonably priced. Apply BOB
ARCHIBALD. Phone 655 r 16, Seaforth.
44454
WHY DID USERS OF 36 LONG TUBE
milkers change to Surge in this dis-
trict last year? Send inquiries to LAV -
ELL M.cGUIRE, phone 593-W, Wingham,
Your Surge Dealer.
Tenders Wanted
SALE OF LAND BY
TENDER
TENDERS ARE INVITED FOR stir,
sale of the undermentioned parcels of
land belonging to the late Thomas Welsh,
of Hensall: Ontario. Sealed tenders ac-
companied by a certified cheque for 10 per
cent of the tender will be received by the
firm of Bell & Laughton, Exeter, Ontnrlo.
Solicitors for the Executrix, up to and
including the 10th day of April, 1953.
The lowest or any bid not necessarily ac-
cepted. Immediate possession to be given
on the closing of the purchase of the said
lands.
PARCEL NO. 1:
The north half of Lot No. 19: in the
4th Concession north of the Egremont
Road, in the Township of Warwick, Coun-
ty of Lnmbton.
PARCEL NO. 2:
The east half al Lot 26, and the west
half of I,ot 27, Concession 4, Township of
,Stanley._County of_ituron,.
PARCEL kO. 3:
The west half of Lot 85, Concession 8,
Township of Itaborne, County of Huron,
PARCEL NO. 4:
Lands in the Village of Hensall south
of the Mill property, being comprised of
five acre of Land more or less,
Bell & Laughton
EXE, O'NTA'litO
Solicitors for the exec -del*.
4448.E
Auction Salus.
' i1d li "Dge at tae i 4r the
lame' ll�ifi¢, Lapte ileilye£leld, 07l Satar)1ayP
April IR, it' 1 t30 :p,m„ consfating of:
Three-plecee ebesterileld auite: end.table:
h' Meng arch; small table; carpet "rug:
3 btrla, strings aid mattresses; 2 dressers
and w+wk stands; 2 cheats of drawees;
dining 'r'oom suite, consisting of round
table. cbrina pionet, buffet and chairs:
White sewing 1taehine; Rogers -Majestic
radio; wing chair . (*MO: 2 rocking
chair's; 2 porch chair*: 2 lawn, chairs:
commode chair: 6 kitchen chairs;' dropleaf
table; earner cupboard; fernery: pedestal-,
flower stand; wall brackets; picture enad
easel; 2 floor larva; ; 3 table lamps; 2
bed lemma; heater and pipes; cook stove
and pines; coal oil stove (nearly new) ;
small oven; footstool; electric iron; elec-
tric grill; electric toaster ; clock; chest of
silver; set of dishes, "Blue Bird"; other
dishes; cutlery, pots. pans, sealers, boil.
er, tube: extension ladder; step ladder:
14, ton coal; 1 cord wood; lawn mower:
hose; ebovele ; rakes; scythe, and numer-
ous other articles. Terms --Cash. MR.
AUSTIN ZAP FE, Executor, Bracefleld,
Ont-; MRS. GEORGE ARMSTRONG, Ex-
ecutrix, R.R. 8, Seaforth, Ont,; Edward
W. Elliott, Auctioneer. 4447-2,
Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of JOHN LAIDLAW
A L L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of John Laidlaw,
late of the Township of Morris, in the
County of Huron, Retired Farmer, de-
ceased, who died on the 9th 'day of Febru-
ary, 1953, are hereby notified to send in
full particulars of their claims to the un-
dersigned on or bore the 11th day of
April, .1958, after whloh date the assets
will be distributed, having regard only to
claims then received.
DAflSD at Seaforth this 10th day of
March, 1953.
McCONNELL & HAYS,
Seaforth. Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate,
4445-8
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of MINNIE W. GORDON
A L L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of Minnie W. Gor-
don, late of the Town of Seaforth, in the
County of Huron, deceased, who died on
the 21st day of January. 1953, are hereby
notified to send in full particulars of their
claims to the undersigned on or before
the 7th day of April, 1953, after which
date the assets will be distributed, having
regard only to claims then received.
DATED at Seaforth this 18th day of
March, 1953.
ALVIN W. SILLERY,
Barrister &c.,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Estate.
4445 -
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of ALEXANDER BROAD -
FOOT
A L L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of Alexander Broad -
foot, late of the Township of Tuckersmith,
County of Huron, deceased, who died on
the 1st day of March, 1953, are hereby
notified to send in full .particulars of their
claims to the\undersigned on or before the
7th day of April, 1953, after which date
the assets will be distributed, having re-
gard only to claims then received.
DATED at Seaforth this 18th day of
March, 1958.
ALVIN W. SILLERY,
Barrister- &c.,
Seaforth, Ontario, -
Solicitor for the Estate,
44454
Cards Of Thanks
QINCERF. THANKS TO FRIENDS AND
neighbors who sent cards or fruit or
helped in any way during my illness
Special thanks to Dr. McMaster and Dr.
Brady and the staff of Scott Memorial
Hospital, and Rev. W. J. Maines.
4447x1 C. D. STh8PSON
MR AND MES. WALTER MdBEATH
and Douglas wish to express their
sincere thanks to their many neighbors
and friends for the beautiful floral tri-
butes, the cards of sympathy and the ants
of .kindness and thanking Rev. W. Moines,
in their recent bereavement.
4447-1
T WISH TO EXPRESS _ MY SINCERE
appreciation for the kindness and care
shown me during m5' illness in Scott Mem-
orial Hospital by the nurses and ,staff.
Special thanks to Dr. Gorwilh; those who
sent me flowers, cards, boxes of. fruit and
other treats; also to those who kindly vis-
ited me.
4447-1 MRS. CHARLES DOLMAGE
During the first half of 1952 Can-
adian fishermen, landed more than
600,000,000 pounds of sea fish. Va-
lue: More than $27,000,000.
ai i'Se Utt)
NO WONDER!'
Now what do FOR :Wt 4 ;iq!° e, fel'
rays who asks to Po Clark , to. Jail
because be doesn't litthe sand he
was;; born in—namely Cyata,?-
Yes, I knout tll'el'e vva5 qe time
When all .the young chaps (loner/el
In Memoriam
WHITMORE—IN LOVriro, IllE2'OR.Y
of Mrs. Sam Whitmore, who entered
into rest April 1, 3849.
"Until the day breaks and ,shadows
flee away."
Ever remembered by .Husband and
Family. 4447x1
LONG—Iii LOVING MEM'ORY.' OF A
dear mother, IMrs. Violet Long, who
passed away ten years ago, March 81,
1943. ,
Nothing can ever take away
The love a heart holds dear,
Fond memories linger every day,
Remembrance keeps her near.
—Sadly missed and fondly remembered
by her daughters and sons -In-law, Mar-
guerite and Alvin, Jean and Ed,
4447-1
Births
EVANS—Ronald and Marguerite Evans
(nee Weatcott), announce the arrival of
Pamela, a sister for Craig, at Toronto
Wellesley Hospital, .March 80, 1953.
SOUTHGATE—At Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, on March P7, to LAC. and Mra.
James Southgate, Seaforth, a son,
`Immediate
service"
IN YOUR LOCALITY
FOR, -
Estate Planning
and Wills
Investment
Management and
Advisory Service
4 % Guaranteed
Investments
2% on savings —
deposits may be
mailed
For prompt attention call.
RAYE B. PATERSON
Trust Officer
Hensall, Ontario, Phone 5I
or
any office of
GUARANTY
TRUST
COMPANY OF CANADA
TOROA1O • IYONSnE.hi.
OTTAWA • . weenson
NIAGARA W&LLS • SUDBURY
CALGARY • VANCOUVER
FARMERS
Look At These!
Real Values in Used
TRACTORS
1 "D" CASE—Completely overhauled and new
motor, with P.T.O. Guaranteed.
1. "L" CASE --Completely overhauled
1 "VA" CASE—Completely overhauled, with
P.T.O.
1 "70" COCKSHUTT
1 "60" COCKSHUTT—Rowcrop
1 "VAC" (1951) CASE—Demonstrator
Used Machinery
1 2 -Section Cackshutt Spring Tooth Harrows
1 Case Tractor Spreader, on rubber
1 Wagon on Steel
1 Grain Drill with fertilizer attachment
1 13 -Tooth Cultivator
1 Tractor -Drawn Spreader
.olwciilfe
Motors
Phone 267 Seaforth
11
wait to get. across the' border to
the rich USA. The grass always
looks greener on the other side of
the fence and be those days it real-
ly was greener in the States than,
4t • is here. •
Hut those eines have passed. To-
day, a dollar of our money is worth
more on the open market than
theirs. One, of our dollars will buy
more butter and eggs, more clothes,
more necessities of life than theirs.
Today Canada is on the march and
tht rest .of the world is looking at
us enviously, wishing they were
here. Of course, some of cure young
and brilliant chaps still are lured
away by deg promises and the like
of that, ands _they still do all right,
but the days of the mass emigra-
tion seem to be over. There's lots
of work 'here.
The unhappy fellow who would
rather go to jail than stay here—
by the way, his name, curiously en-
ough, is Joy—is not a young sprout
at all, " He's sixty-three years old
and maybe 'he's just living in the
past. Nevert+helese, there's one
thing I can't get over.
'This fellow, Thomas H. Joy, was
born in '.Clinton. •
You know where Clanton is?
Sure! It's right up the Huron
Road, nine miles from here; right
in Huron County. Why I've even
heard some of the natives of Clin-
ton claim that it's just as good a
town—or even better—than 'Sea -
forth.
Well, you and I know better than
that, but when it comes right down
to it; I think we'd agree tshat' while
Clinton is certainly a lot less at-
tractive • than our own town, it's
still head and shoulders over most
of the places you could find to live
on this planet. After all, it's in
Huron County too.
Remember what we used' to write
in our readers for our address?
Seaforth, County of Huron, On-
tario, Canada, North America,
Western Hemisphere, The Worlds
When I was a boy that was -the
order of importance of these places
to me. As a matter of ,fact, it
still is. So naturally I'm awing to
be somewhat upset when some
character from Clinton says he
would rather be in the U.S.A.
What's the matter with him?
How could he stand there at the
border and say right out, "I can't
stand Canada!" That's what he
said,
He, said that just the other day`.
In the• month of March. Has he
forgotten the taste of fresh maple
syrup as it comes from Huron
County trees'? Has he forgotten
what it feels like when the last
snow disappears and the 'spring
sun comes out and the rich Huron
County. soil springs alive with life
and promise of a bountiful harvest
and plenty for all? Has he forgot-
ten all about making a wish on the
first robin you see returned to its
Huron County summer 'home?
I'm afraid. he_ has. You see, poor
Thomas H. Joy hasn't had much of
a chance to refresh his memory
for a long, long time. For the last
fourteen years he hasn't had a
chance to know what has been hap-
pening in his native land. In fact,
be hasn't had' a chance to know
much about what has 'been hap-
pening anywhere. He said, himself,
"I'm bewildered, After fourteen
years you find the world has chang-
ed terrifically. Everything is so
different than it used; to be."
Thomas Joy bas been in jail
since 1938.
Just the same I think if he had
come back here to Huron County
instead of moping around Windsor
looking wistfully across the river
he would have found that quite a
few of the good ,things he used to
know and enjoy are still here. We
have come a long way In the march
of progress, but here at least most
of the old values and the old de-
lights have been preserved.
Thomas Joy should have come
home, •
CROMARTY
'Mr. Howard Wright left Satur-
day, on a 'business trip to Illinios,
U.S.A. Mrs. Wright accompanied
him as, far as Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Allen and
son, Bruce, visited with ;.lir. and
Mrs. Frank Allan:.
Pictures on "The Challenge of
Africa" will be shown Friday eve-
ning in the church, under the aus-
pices of the W.M.S. This, is ,the
Easiter meeting.
Mr, Alex Gardiner has returned
home from Kansas City.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Otto Walker visited
+Sunday, with (Mr. and IMrs. Alvin
Cornish in Exeter. -
drfr. and Mrs. Ray Davie and
family, Thorndale, visited with Mr.
and 'Mrs. Harry Norris.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Cole, Russel -
dale, and Mrs. Katie, Harper, Sci-
ence Hill, visited with Mr. and :Mrs,
G. Wallace.
KIPPEN
Mr. and +Mrs. Harold Jones and
sons visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Keyes, near Bayfield'.,
iMr. and Mrs. Edgar Wahl and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wickwee, Lis-
towel, were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. 'Norman Dickert,
Mr, Ed, Daley, Seaforth, is
spending a, few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Cudmore.
Mr, and Mrs. Keay and Michael,
Exeter, Visited Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. N. Long.
Miss'M'erle._Dlckert spenie leriday
in London..
Meg Casey Dougall ('s' spending
the Easter weekend in Toronto.
Did you know that one out Of
every two students in 'Canadian
elementary and secondary schools
is a'member of the Junior Red
Cross 2
4
. 14 4111111100. Aird, Jasueu• A. 'Paterson
retuned bome Monday.'after a de-
ligibtful • three weekie 'dation qn
Floridan, They visitedfriend at
Bt: Petersburg, Hollywood, Florida
and other places pf linitereet. Mr.
and Mrs. Peterson reported lovely
sunshine, and did not see a single
accident during their trip. ,
IMr. Milton Love, who has been a
patient at Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, for 'th'e, past 4ew weeks, is
improving satisfactorily.:.
Attention, members Of Legion
Ladies' Auxiliary: 'Your Zone Com-
mander, 'Mrs. Luella Hall, Blyth,
will be present 'at the regular meet-
ing Tuesday, April 7, at 8:15 p.ra.
sharp, in the 'Legion Hall. It is
the duty of every member to at-
tend.
Mr. and IMrs. James Bengough,
Billy, and Miss Cassie Dougall will
leave Friday morning by motor for
Toronto, where they will • .be Eas-
ter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Paterson.
Ship 150 Tons of Onions
One hundred and 'fifty tons of
onions have been -shipped by rail
and truck to date to..the Maritimes
and Newfoundland, by Steele
Briggs Seed Co., Hensall, Art Kil-
ner,
Kilner, head representative of Toron-
to stated Wednesday. There are
15 employees here.
Cochrane - McLean
On ;Saturday, March 28, at 4 +p:m.
at 101 Chaplin Crescent, Toronto,
by the Rev. RayMcCleary, Helen
'Marjorie McLean, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jaizes Lowther, was unit-
ed in marriage to James W. Coch-
rane, ,Toronto, son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. John Cochrane, Hills-
green,
illsgreen, Ont.
Varna WMS Has
Birthday Meeting
The Varna W.M.S. held its birth-
day and green tea at the church
recently with 16 members present.
Guests were former members and
friends.
Mrs. Pitt opened the meeting, in
the absence of the president, with
words of welcome to all, Mrs. Lee
McConnell's group had charge of
the programa. Mrs. P. Johnson led
in prayer, and a duet was sung by
Miss Rachel Johnson and Mrs.
Ernie McClinchey. An instrumen-
tal number was played -by ;Mrs.
Clare McBride, Qs1rs. William Tay-
lor and Mrs. Bruce Keyes, of
Goshen.
Mrs. Pitt'took charge of the busi-
ness and the minutes of the pre-
vious meeting were read and
adopted. The 'text word for April
is "Cross," There were 16 calls to
shut-ins. •
Guest speaker for the afternoon
was Miss Stirling, Bayfield, who
spoke on `Birthdays." The ladies
from Goshen played anotherinstru-
mental. Mrs. Epps, Clinton, recit-
ed a poem and Mrs. Fred Reid,
Clinton, gave a reading. At ' the
close of the meeting ,Mrs, Lee Mc-
Connell expressed thanks to al)
those taking part.
W.M.S. April Meeting
The April meeting of the Varna
W.M.S. was .held at the home of
Mrs. Robert Taylor. The meeting
opened with Mrs. Taylor reading
the, Call to Worship and the invo-
cation. Mrs•. Wan. :McAsh read the
scripture. Prayer was offered by
Mrs. R. Taylor.
Mrs. George Reid took charge
of the business. Minutes of the
previous meeting were' seconded by
Miss Rachel Johnson. The text
word for May will be "Spring."
Seventeen calls to shut-ins' were
Kin Keno Numbers
Wed., March 25, 0-61; - Thurs.,
March '26, 0-66; Friday, March 2.7,
N•.35; Sat., March 28, N-42; Mon.,
March 30, G-48; Tues., March 31,
N-32.
The following Bingoes have Beek
declared:
O --completed March 25 (0-61):
Mrs, 'Clarence Reid, Hensall,
{.1 ---completed March 30 (0.48):
Mrs. Lloyd Hingston, Winghalm;
Mrs. John Kiley, Bluevale; 'Miss
Beatrice Potter, Corrie; Mr. Wil-
liam Austin, iSeaforth.
WINGHAM KINSMEN
CLUB
'made. A discussion on the bale.
was Lleldt and delegates ' for the
Presbyterial were 'appointed: Parts
of the studs' book were read. by
Mrs. Williams McA,sh, Mrs. Pitt and
Mrs. Moyer.
Fourteen ocean-going tankers of
1,000 or more gross tons fly .the
Canadian Sag. -
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NOTICE to all Utility -Owned Flat
Rate Water -Heater Consumers
This is to advise that as of the date of
March 31, 1953, the Commission is dis-
continuing the ownership of these
heaters and are turning this ownership
over to you
Thus you become liable for the repairs
and servicing of the said heaters from
the above-named date, and the service
charge of Eleven Cents (11c) per month
will be discontinued and other charges
will remain the same.
Seaforth Public Utility Commission
R. B. Holmes, Manager
Here They Are!
New Machines on -Sale
WHILE THEY LAST •
1O% off Retail Prices
1 No. 40 Standard Tractor
1 No. 30 Standard Tractor
1 No. 4 Spreader on Rubber
1 No. 33 Tiller -8 -blade
1 No. 1032 Scuffler for 'Cockshutt Tractor
2 No. 1095 Scufiiers for No. 60 and 70 Oliver
Tractors
1 No. 5 Power Siderake
1 No. 3 Hay Loader
2 No. 8 6 -foot Mowers
Wm. PARKE
Cockshutt Dealer
Phone 147-W Hensall
SEE THESE GUARANTEED VALUES AT
Huron County's Finest Market
USED CARS
3-1952 CHEV. DE LUXE SEDANS
1952 PONTIAC COACH
1952 CHEV. DE LUXE STYLEId'NE SEDAN
1953 CHEW. Dm LUXE COAOH—Puny equipped
1952 PONTIAC STYLFI.INE COACH.
2--1951 CHEV. STYLDLIPtE SEDANS
1951 PONTIAC COACH
1951 DODGE SEDAN
2•-1951 CHEV. ,STYLELINE COACHES
1950 +C1fEV, COACH—Excellent condition
1949 CfWi1V. COACH
1949 CHEV. SEDAN
1948 OH'EV, 1LFIETLINE SACH
1947 PONTIAC COACH, with Radio
- 1941 CHEV, COACH '
1941 CHEV, SPECIAL DE LUXE RERAN
Completely Reconditioned
1938 CHEV, SEDAN
193+8 NASII SEDAN
TRUCKS
1958 DODGE %-"rON PICKUP
1948 MECUM( ,%-TON PICKUP
1945 CIIEV., %-TON PICKUP
A written guarantee_ for 80 days on all Late Model Cars
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