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Coming Events
For Sale
AN INVITATION IS SENT TO ALL TO FOR SALE — NUMBER OF
come and enjoy dancing at the Crystal Phone 661 r 4, Seaforth.
Palace Ballroom. Mitchell, every Friday NIXON.
night, to the music of Clarence Petrie -and
the Night, Hawks. 4488-9
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR
will hold a euchre on Friday, Janu-
ary 22, in the t.O.O.F. Hall. " An invita-
tion is extended to the public to attend.
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Wanted
VOLTNG LADY IS FREE TO BABY SIT
14. any evening. Apply • MISS DENNIS.
Phone 785 between 5 and 7 isza. 4482x1
WANTED TO BUY—A HOUSE 114
" good 6Tandition. Apply to Box 286,
HURON EXPOSITOR, or Phone 18 r 9.
Hirkton. 4488-1
Livestock Wanted
nEAD, DISABLED HORSES OR COWS
removed free of charge, For prompt
and efficient service, phone "STONES"
collect, Ingersoll21, or Seaforth 655 r 2.
Personals
ITYGIENIC SUPPLIES (R UBBER
•a•-• Goods). mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price list. 6 samples 25c
24 samples S1.00, Mail -Order Dept. T-73,
NOVA-RUBI3ER CO., Box 91. Hamilton,
Ont,
Property FOr Sale .
FOR SALE — ONE OF SEAFORTH'S
lost beautiful homes; four bedrooms:
hot water beating with oil ; completely re-
decorated ; fireplace: insulated; two -car
garage. Well landscaped. Apply to DR.
E. A. McMASTER. Seaforth. 4481-tf
For Sale
pOR SA1,13 — CREAM SEPARATOR
•••2 gmesway OH" brooder stove. Apply
to JOHN RIVERS,H North Main St., Sea -
forth. • 4488x1
HONEY FOR "SALE --CLOVER HONEY
in 8 -pound pails only. Special price.
81.50 while supply lasts. WALLACE
ROSS APIARIES, Seaforth.
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COWS,
DALE
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Lost and Found
T OST—ON MONDAY. ON GODERW-R
'-' or Main Sr.. a silver bar pin, Fancier
i leas, e con tact THE HURON EXPOSI-
TOR. a 4$88x1
In Memoriam
TN LOVING MEMORY OF MRS, WTI,-
'rn,re ScoFt. who passed away January
10. 1950.
--Sadly missed by Husband and Fam-
ily- Arnold. Ruth and Elmer.
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Births
Me.N1CHOL—At Scott Memorial Hospital.
on January 6, to Mr. and Mrs. Ross
MeNichol, R.R. 8. Kippen. a daughter.
VCR SALE — THOR AUTOMAGIC
A- *ashen- !semi-automatic), in good
condition. Washes. rinses and spins the
clothes. No. laundry tubs required with
this type washer. PHONE 665 r 5.
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Notices
VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS' ON ALL
• rnakes ; 22 years' experience. We pick
up and deliver. PHONE 162-W, Seaforth.
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'11,1 ADIO REPAIRS—FOR ALL KINDS
of radios, at JERRY'S RADIO RE-
PAIR, opposite . Dick House, Seaforth.
Phone 347-R. 4363-91
A ITENTiox. FARMERS ! — PROMPT,
•"'• courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animale. Call collect. ED.
ANDREWS. 851 r 11. Seaforth, or 235,
Exeter. Associated with Darling & Co.. of
Canada Ltd. 439941
A OCOMMODATION REQUIRED FOR
'`''• Air Force personnel stationed at CUn-
s4o. f nn have a house, apartment.
furnished or unfurnished, to rent, please
call. STATION HOUSING OFFICE at
Clinton, 882: local 252. • 4436-tf
A ITENTION, FARMERSI—McKILLOP
}Ire' Insurance, WeStAtIll Farmers'
Wind Insurance, Ontario Automobile As-
soc- (0-11-11-). Hospitalization Ininrance,
Accident and • Sickness Insurance. and
North American Life Insurance. Consult
ERIC H. MUNROE, Seaforth. Phone
1114-M. 4456-tf
FREE SERVICE
To Farmers
nowT WASTE MONEY ON MINER -
xis your land does not need. We will.
without charge to 7012. take samples of
the earth In Your fields and have them
analyzed.. '
CALL
Top Notch Feeds Limited
PHONE 15 or 876
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MEETING OF HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL
OWE NEXT MEETING OF THE :TRON
•••• County Council will be held in that
Comeil Chambers, Court House. Goderich,
commencing
TUESDAY. JANUARY 19, 1954
- at 2:00 p.m.
All accounts, notices of deputations and
tether business requiring the attention of
Council should be in the bands of the
County Clerk not later than Saturday,
Jamar/ 16, 1954-
A. H. ERSRTNTE,
County Clerk.
Godoltrich, Ont.
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. Cards Of Thanks
IISR. AND MRS. JOHN Mull AND
Donald wish to express their appreci-
ation for the ,many kindnesses extended
them during their recent sad bereave-
ment-: also to thank the nurses "and staff
cif Scott Memorial Hospital for their
kindness to Mrs. Muir. 4488-1
Y WISH TO EXPRESS hfr Silatnace,
, thanks to alt m friends and neigh -
Ora for the fruit. cards and visith re-
• telved loans 1 was a patient in Scott
Iressibsir *So easy thanks to
• Ma. Oorwill and timed) for theft
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Deaths
BRINE—In Perth. on Sunday. January 8,
Hannah Frances Brine, formerly of Sea -
forth, in her 88th year.
GRIEVE—In Chatlaam, on Friday, Jana-
ary 1, Margaret Chesney. beloved wile of
Thomas M. Grieve. Egmondville, in ber
S9th year.
Seaforth. on Thursday, Decem-
ber 81, Shirley Ann. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs..John C. Muir. Seaforth, in her
17th year.
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Seaforth Public
Library Obtains
Many New Books
Books recently added to Seaforth
Public Lllarary include the follow-
ing •
Fiction—To Love and - To Cher-
ish. Bird: Mountie on the Trail,
Olson: Heirs of the Wind. Frisco;
A Halo For Doctor Nriohael. Wor-
ley; Topic of Doubt, alcConnaug-
hey; The Nurse Knows Best, Hum.-
phries; Riverslake, .Hungerford
Hue and Cry, Yates: Little Yellow
House, McEwen; Five Windows,,
Stevenson: Called Back, Gibbs;
Candle's Glory. Thompson; Time
and Time Again. Hilton: Tidefall,
Raddall; Beyond This Place, Cron-
in:. Uninvited G-uest, Coxe; Too
Late, the Phalarope, Paton; Storm
Haven, Ullman; The Singer, Not
the Song, Linclay; 'Digby. Walker;
Sands of Karakeunn. • .Ullman;
Vanishing Point, Wentworth; Great
Awa.kening, Draper; In Miss Arm -
"Don't worry about rate, mad-
am," the pet -store salesman assur-
ed bis customer. "That dog is the
best rat-catcher in the country."
At that Moment a large rat stroll-
eed casually across the store. Min-
utes later, when some of the wo-
man's composure was restored, she
asked, "Why didn't your dog go
after him? I thought he was sup-
posed to be such a. good rat-
catcher."
"He is,"• nodded the salesman
smugly. "Just let a .strange rat
come in!"
TO THE RATEPAYERS
OF TUCKERSMITH:
I wish to thank those
who - supported me in
the recent, election, and
also those who assisted
in other ways.
ANDREW CROZIER
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atrong's Room. Corbett: 'Uncon-
quered, Williams; So Long as Love
Remembers, Janney ; DeviFs
Laughter, Y er ; l'.enderfoot,
Brand; Heart of the Family,
Goudge; Jutland Cottage, Thirkell:
A Fair Wind Home. Moore; Story
of Esther Costello. Monseratt: Lost
General, Thane: ,Man in Chains.
Deeping; The Robe. Douglas: Lost
Trail of the Sahara, Frison-Roche:
None Shall Sleep Tonight. Case of
the Green Eyed Sister, Gardner;
The Velvet Hand. Reilly; Elizabeth
and the Prince of Spain, Irwin: A
Sunset Touch, Spring; Golden Spid-
ers, Tudor Rose, Barnes; The
Walsingham Woman, We•steatt ;
The Other Place. Priestley; Come,
My Beloved. Buck.; After the Fun-
eral, Christie; Dry Bones in the
Raine.
Non-Fict:on — What Time the
Tempest. Smith; Canada At the
Coronation. Elizabeth Queen Moth-
er. Ellis: Green Thumbs, Fillmore;
White Wings Around the World,
Pape; Seven Years in Tibet, Har-
rer; Caves of Adventure, Tazieff;
Bandoola, Williams; Canada, Na-
tion on the'March, Call Me Lucky,
Crosby; Handicraft, Gusiwold;
Hockey Night in Canada, Hewitt;
Journey Without Return, Manfrais;
Pardon My Parka, Walker; Pause;
Carr; Shape of Sunday, Dawson;
Sense of Urgency. Burton; Cab-
bagetown Store, Mc-kree.
Juvenile Books
era -tiny Fair, Emery; Star Is-
land, Hall; Tom and Sally of Red
House Creek, Henson; Star Rider,
Curtis Bishapi; Good Luck to the
Rider, Phipson; Block That Kik,
Archibald; Mama Hattie's Girl,
Lenski; Just Mary Redbook, Gran -
nen; Bennett High, Dickson; Wish-
ing Apple Tree, Bothwell; Dale of
the Mounted in the Arctic, Holli-
day; Secret of the'Singing Tower,
Ecatt; Rebel on the Trail. Cook;
Nateure Notebook. Candy: Hide-
away House, Marty. Bialk; Blue
Smoke, Lyons; Sled Dog of Alas-
ka. L,ancIty; Friendly Phoebe, Had-
er; Boldy, Hogner; Gray, Hinkle;
Madeline's Rescue, Bemelma.ns;
Further Chronicles of Avonlea,
Montgomery; Mr. Grumpy and the
Kitten, Conkling; Scarlet Force,
Longstreth; A Pony Worth Iris
Salt, Lansing. •
Streamline Your Work • • •
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— Let Us Supply You With —
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And All Types Of
Marking Devices
Rubber Stamps Made to Order . . . Bank
Stamps . . . Circular, Oval and Rectangular
Stamps . . . Stamps with Changeable Dates
and Numbers . . . Signature Stamps . . .
Die Plates for All Purposes . . . Printing
Wheels . . . Numbering Machines . . .
Stamp Racks . .
The Huron Expositor
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Zone Commander Installs
Hensall Legion Officers
Comrade Doug. Thorndyke, of it,
Clinton, Zone Commander. install-; Huron County Council
ed the following officers at the first
meeting of the New Year of theAshfield—Cecil Blake
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Hensel' Branch of the• Canadian Blyth—W. H. Morritt
Legion. held in the Legion Hall Brussels—R. B. Cousins
Monday night:. Zone Secretary Clinton—J. W. Nediger
George Wilson acted ,es sergeant- glinton—Melvin Crich (dep.)
at -arms for the installation. Colborne—Clarence Hunter
Following are the officers:, pres.i-
Exeter -L -R. E. Pooley
dent, Don Dayruan; first vice-presi-
Exetsr—William McKenzie (dep.)
dent, Dr. D. McKelrie; second vice-
Goderich—John H. Graham
president. Bob Sangster; secretary-
Goderich—Joseph Allaire (dep.)
treasurer, E. R. Shaddick; serge-
Grey—Clifford Rowland
ant -at -arms, George Varley; execu-
Hay—Earl Campbell
tive, Roy Smale. W. F. Aikenhead,
Eugene Forrister, H. Bonthron, A
turkey lunch was served.
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W. I. To Meet
The monthly meeting of Hensall
Women's Institute will be held in
the Legion rooms on Wednesday
night, Jan. 13.. In charge of ar-
rangements are Mrs. D. Kyle and
Mr.. ..J. C. Goddard. Roll call will
be: "A resolution I ought to keep."
Mrs. R. Elgie will give the motto.
A film pertaining to Health will
be shoWn, under the direction of
the Health Unit. Clinton. Other in-
teresting items are being planned.
. Wins Trap Shoot Championship
Hay—V. L. Becker (dep.)
Hensall—Alvin W. Kerslake
Howick—Harry Goudie -
Howick—Arthur Gibson (dep.)
Hullett—William J. Dale '
Morris—Bairey Parrott
McKillop --Daniel Beuermann.
Seaforth—Norman Scoins
Stanley----4vin McBride
Stephen—John Morrissey
Stepben—Wellington Haist (dep.)
Tuckersmith-,-Jaines Doig
TurnberryJohn V. Fischer
Usborne—Verne Pincombe
Wawaiaosh, East—Orval Taylor
Wawanosh, West—John Durnin
Wingham—R. E. McKinney
Wingham—Joe Kerr (dep.)
• John Anderson. of Hensall, won
• the championship of Huron County BRUCEFIELD
with 44 out of 50 4 a trap shoot
New Year's Day at Kippen, spon-. Mr.. Jim McDonald has returned
sored by the Kippen Gun Club. home after spending the holidays
Tom Sherritt, of Hensel', won the •in Ottawa. ,
doubles championship, with 18 out Mr. and Mrs.' Murray Squire were
of 24. Twenty shooters were pre- holiday guests with Mr. and Mrs.
sent from London, Stratford, Gode- R. Allan and Bob.
Exeter, Hensel' and KipPen. Miss Janet Watson has returned
to her teaching duties in Aylmer
after a holiday at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gray spent
New Years in Brantford and Ham-
ilton.
Miss Jean McEwan, Toronto, vis-
ited recently' with Mr. and Mrs.
John Broadfoot and family.
Miss Evelyn Howard, Toronte,
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. C.
Haugh, and other relatives.
E.S. Pupils Receive Awards'
The following received awarde
for Sunday School' attendance dur-
Mrs.. Earle Sproat spent Christ- Leg the pest year, virst_year
diplo-
mas week with relatives in Toren- mas, Jean McNaughton, Carol An-
derson, Jean and Ron McClinchey;
second -year Red Seals, Isabel and
Jean McGowan; third year, Blue
Seals, Helen Broadfoot, Jean Rath -
well, Gerald and Orrin Baird;
fourth year, Green Seals, Barbera
and Janet Henderson, Carolyn and
Betty Jean Ross.. Jean Broadfoot,
turned home last Sunday. Bob Fotheringham, John and Doris
Miss Betty Mickle, of London. Walker and Gaye Elliott; fifth
sent a few days last week with
year, Purple Seals, Suane Haugh,
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her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Glen Zapfe, George Ross, Bob,
Mickle and. family. Jack and Mary Broadfoot; sixth
Messrs. William -Kerr, RoyXPrr
— — year, Silver Seals, Stewart Boyce,
and LAC. George Lefebvre, of Ere- Dewayne Elliott and Mary Allan.
ter, spent the week -end with rela- There were also several stars-pre-
tives in Northern Ontario. sented for memory work..
Messrs. Lloyd and Vernon Hed-
den, of SL Catharines, spent New
Year's with' their mother, Mrs. C.
M. Hedden and Herb.
Mis Elaine. -Beer, only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Beer.
Hensel', has accepted a pesition
secretary to the :Matron of the
King Edward VII Merreorial Hospi-
tal, Bermuda, her duties_to com-
mence February 15.
Rev. W. J. Rogers, conducted
both services in the United Church
last Sunday. In the Morning he
chose to use the text, John 1, verse
46. Communion was observed in
the morning. 'Me choir anthem
was "And on Earth, Peace." Miss
Laramie presided at, the organ -
Flowers ware placed in loving
memory of Mr. T. W. Butt.
At the Ohiselhnest service at
2 o'clock, COMM:Unit% Watt disnens-
ed. be held
neig Sunt J4
and On. 40, At 11 .
ea,
be at 3 c1ock 1' •
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Members are requested to be
present Sunday, Jan. 10, to choose
for a team shoot. Charles Prouse,
Goderich, and W. Vernier, Hensall.
oldest members of the club, will
be captains and will choose up
sides, losing side to provide the
supper for the members and their
wives.
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• HENSALL
to and Aurora.
Mr. Ira Geiger spent New. Year's
with relatives in Kitchener.
Roy 'Telford. of Hayfield, spent
last week with his friend, Jerry
Mc Clinch ey.
Mrs. T. Parlmer. who has been
a patient in Clinton Hospita.17 re -
Cromarty Resident
Marks 93rd Birthdary
Mrs. R. Robertson celebrated her
93rd 'birthday on Sunday. She Was
visited by her granddaughter, Mrs
-Charlie Miller, and her husband
and their family, Linda, Rosetta
and Ross. Several of the neigh-
bors called since to express greet-
ings to her her. She makes a
bobby of making quilts and at the
present time is booking a mat, She
loves to work among her dowers
hi the eattirmer menthe.
• Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Steckler, of
Wellesler, visited with Mr. and
Mre. Jint Howe on Saturder.
Mr, end Mrs. George Waste and
Mt. and Mr. John Wallace visits
at void on Thoridar with
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KIPPEN
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McNichol, Jr.,
of Kirkton, were Sunday guests of
their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. James
Young. '
Mr. and' Mrs. Roy Cooper and
family, of Exeter, visited on Sun-
day at the- home of the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Cooper-.
Mr, Alex McGregor returned
home after spending the Christmas
week at O.A.C., Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown, of Grand
Bend, visited Tuesday with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Elzar Mousseau.
Miss Marion Thomson returned
to her home in Thedford after
spending the Christmas holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
W. Thomson. .
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallace,
Miss Margaret Walker spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Fischer at Carlingford.
Family gatherings were held at
the homes of Mr. and Mrs. William
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. William Ham-
ilton, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rus-
sell, Mrs. M. 'Houghton and Mr.
and Mrs. T. Laing.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken McKellar vis-
ited of Mitchell on Friday. •
' Marguerite Duncanson has re-
turned to her duties as kindergar-
ten teacher in Toronto.
Billie Houghton, son of Mr. and
Mts. Rose Houghton, returned to
his home on Tuesday from London,
where he was undergoing treat-
ment for polio.
- Mr. and Mrs. Ken McKellar, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Scott .and Mr.
and Mrs. Carter Kerslake and fam-
ily visited. with Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew McLachlin.
THANK YOU!
I wish to thank the Elec-
tors of Tuckersmith for
the confidence they have
placed in me in electing
me Reeve of Tucker -
smith on Monday.
I will endeavour to
merit their continuing
support.
JAMES DOIG
Mr. Bob Love returned to the
University of Toronto after spend-
ing the holidays with hie parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love.
• Mr. and Mrs. John Cochrane vis-
ited during the holidays with Mr.
Cochrane's sister and laroth.er-in-:
law, Mr. and Mrs. F. Fuss, near
Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Keyes and
Marlene, of Varna, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Jones during the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Green, of
Egmondville, visited Tuesday with
the former's father, - Mr. Some*
Green.
Mrs. MeClymont is visiting tie
Exeter with her daughter, Mrs,
•
Jennie Schilbe.
Miss Ella Jarrott returned tel
Toronto after spending the Chris*
mas holidays with her mother, Mrs..
Catherine Jarrett.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Haist, zurfe%
visited recently at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. S. Cudmore,
Mr. aid Mrs. A. Gackgtetter an
family were recent visitors of Mr -
and Mrs. 'William 'Homey, Exeter.,
NOTICE
TOWNSHIP of McKILLOP
ALL- CAR OWNERS IN THE TOWN-
SHIP OF McKILLOP ARE REQUEST-
ED NOT TO PARK THEIR CARS ON
THE ROADS OF THE TOWNSHIP
DURING THE WINTER
Cars that are left on the roads are con-
trary to the Highway Traffic Act, and
are a detriment to operation of snow
plows.
AFTER JANUARY 1; 1954, PLEASE
NOTE THAT PROVINCIAL POLICE
WILL TAKE THE NECESSARY AC-
TION TO SE.E THAT CARS ARE NOT
LEFT ON ROADS, AND PROSECU-
TION MAY FOLLOW. •
J. MANLEY
Road Superintendent
SEE. THESE GUARANTEED VALUES AT
Huron County's Finest Market
USED for CARS
1953 DODGE SEDAN—Fully equipped
1953 CHEV. BEL -AIR 4-BOOR—Fully equipped
2-1952 CHEV. STYLELINE SEDANS
1952 PONTIAC SEDAN
1951 CHEV. POWERGLIDE FLEE'TLINE
SEDAN—Fully equipped.
1951 CHEN. DE LUXE PLEETLINE COACH
1931 CHEV. DE LUXE SEDAN
1951 cmErv. STYLELINE OMAN
1951 MEV. VONVER-OIADE COACH, with radio
1959 AUSTIN COACH
1949C SEDAN •
1949 CHEV. SAN
1949 DODGE SEDAN
1949 METEOR COACH
1947 PONTIAC SEDAN
1947 OLDSMOBILE inmermin IKIAIDE—Hr
dramatic Drive,
1946 PONTIAC SEDAN
1942 OLDS ,FLEETLINE COACH
1938 PLYMOUTH COUPE
TRUCKS
1949 G.M.C. 3/4 -TON PICKUP
5-1943 DODGE ST.AKE-BODY =NM
"SPEC IA L"-1947 MERCURY
A written guarantee for 11 days on all Late Model Cars
MANY OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM
BRUSSELS •MOTORS
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