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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1954-02-19, Page 4yi Yv0 j '-'- 4 r IfJ 1 •'t7, i 1 bac.•. :kt :,..Ai•�l Yd:,.; ts;14t1: as sified asOlied Ads Inserted At New Low Cash, Rates FIR SALE, WANTED, LOST AND FOUND, ETC. -Per Word: 1st Week 1. Cent 2nd Week Cent 3rd Week Cent Minimum charge, each insertion25 Centa Each figure, initial and abbreviation counts as one word. C.. Cards of Thanks, In Memoriam Notices, Coming Events -1 cent per word. Minimum, 00 cents per week. Enquiries may be directed to a Box No., c/o The Huron Expositor, for 10 cents extra. Ten cents additional will be charged if ads in above class are not paid within 10 days of date of final insertion. Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted free of charge. Auction Sales, Notices to Creditors, Etc, -Rates on application. • Coming Events Personals AN INVITATION IS SENT TO ALL TO 114YGIENIC SUPPLIES It U B i3 E R come and enjoy dancing at the Crystal Goods). mailed postpaid in plain, sealed Palace Ballroom, Mitchell, every Friday nselope with price list. 6 samples. 25c; night, to the music of Clarence Petrie and t samplea 81.00. Mail -Order Dept. 'r-73, the Night Hawks. 4188-8 `OVA-RI.]BBER CO,, Box 91, Hamilton, ,nt. Lost and Found Property For Sale LOST -T W 0 BOOKS CONTAINING valuable moors. Reward. Bos _56, FOR SALE ---6420051 COTTAGE; GAR - HURON EXPOSITOR. 119.0,1 age. henhouse to hold '150 hens; four lots with 11.011. Apply to :d.RS. WESLEY ON MAIN STREET," s 1'E1'HENSON. Phoue 111 X -'. Brussels. please PHONE 412, 4493x2 4.94-1 FOR SALE -6 -ROOM FRAME HOUSE, in H.nsall, Oxford St.. in fair condi- tion : hot water heating. For particulars, phone EARL DICK, Cromarty, 14 r 5, Dublin, 44 94x2 LOST--U'AR KEYS Seaforth. Winder Seaforth. Livestock Wanted nEAD, DISABLED HORSES OR COWS IXTINGHAM APARTMENT BUILDING - removed free of charge. For prompt YY Excellent investment for surplus end efficient service, phone "STONES" funds; four separate suites. Each has collect. Ingersoll 21. or Seaforth 655 r 2. living room, bedroom, modern kitchen, bathroom. Separate meter each apart- ment. Good construction, nice large lot, residential location, Price .913,900. Terms can be arranged. For inspection call or write exclusive agents, LAUER & WIEBE LTD., Realtors, 16 Queen N., Kitchener - 3 -0213. 4494-4 Teachers Wanted TEACHER WANTED PROTESTANT FIRST-CLASS TEACH- er wanted to teach at S. S. No. 10, Tuckersmith. Duties to commence. Sep- tember, 1954. State salary and qualifica- tions. Apply in writing to VERN ALDERDICE, Secretary -Treasurer, R.R. No. 2, Kippen, Ontario. 4493-2 Wanted WANTED_TOBUY-�A PLAY PEN IN good condition. PrrONE 292, Sea - forth. ' 4494-1 YOUNG LADY IS FREE TO BABY SIT any evening:' Apply MISS DENNIS. Phone 789 between 5 and 7 p.m. 4482x1 WANTED -- CARPENTER WANTS work, such as repair work or altera- Opportunities ion:. Apply v, PETER MALCOLM. Thune 960 r 11. Seaforth, 4494x1 MEN NEEDED" TO HELP TAKE CARE OF 'OUR EX - pension program. Ages 25 to 60 with car. neat appearance and f=ood character. If v'1 r t ca,ninzs are not enough .ell p seng for present da: living costs, and you are ambitious enough to be villin_ to do some- thing about it. we can offer you the oppor- tunity of earning at least 88100.00 per week. as many of our men have earnings well beyond ,this figure. Why not take one day off from your present job to investigate. It could easily affect your whole future. WAN TED-RLhIABL LADY TO LOOK :,fter small child in own home, half -,lays weekly. Apply to Box 293, HURON EXPOSITOR, 449.1x7. YPFR 1 IE EI BOOK C" E' C U hriEF.PER=CI'FIST auulrt like full or part-time employ- ment. Contact Box 291. HURON EX- HONEY FOR- SALE -CLOVER HONEY POS(TOR. 4494-1. in a -pound -pails only 8150; Amber ,looney. 31.35. WALLACE ROSS APAIR- • WANTED TO RENT -WOULD LIKE 155, Seaforth. 4,1141x1 to rent a 25 or 0 -acre farm within six utiles from Hensall : with buildings and FOR HOUSE, SALE--COLONHOUSE, IN NO. H•: •fru r,•„fern.d. Annly to CLARENCE 1'� 1 conilition size y' N. 1"' Apply to CROMM TY Mr. Mid. Mrs. Frank Caddick and daughter, Sharon Grace, of Lon- don, visited with Pr. and Mete Jno. Wallace and family on Sunday. Miss Florence Russell, of Mit- chell, and Margaret Coleman, of Staffa, spent the weekend -with Mr. and.. Mrs, Wesley Rus'ge1l and Mar- garet Jean Russell. Mrs. Heber Shute, of ,Kirkton, visited Wednesday with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gardiner, Mr. and Mrs. John McLachlan, of Egmondville, and M4', and Mrs. Prank Allan were .entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McLachlan on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay McKellar spent an enjoyable evening Wed- nesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mcliellar. The members Of the Ladies' So- iety with their guests held a quilting and pot -luck dinner at the home of Mrs. Thomas Laing on \Vetlnesday. The quilt top was don- ated by Mrs. Robertson, who also helped with the quilting at the age of 93. 'tole Marion Ritohie Evening 1tixiliary held their regular meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Wesley- Russell esleyltussell with a good attendance.. Margaret Walker' presided. Mrs. Robert Laing read the scripture les- son. followed with prayer. The study book was taken in part by Olive Speare, Mrs. Eldon Allen, Alice Sorsdahl and Mrs. Lloyd Mil- ler. Olive Spears was presented with a life 'membership certificate. The address- was read by Mrs.Cal- der McKaig and the presentation made by Mrs. James Miller. Help Wanted WANTED Bookkeeper and Typist With ability- to meet the public and to maintain vai5ious records. Apply in own handwriting, experience and salary desired, stating to Box 297 The Huron Expositor 4494-2 For Sale pox SALE 000 BALES SECOND Ct"r alfalfa, 920 a ton. Apply to MAC WILSON, :Phone 658 r 21 ,Seaforth. a1n.. ixl 1 HOHNER. R.R. 2 .Iiensall. !Box 295, HURON EXPOSITOR, 4194-2i 44111-3 Apply in person between 8 a.m. and 5 East, tkitcIene�RENDER, Kin{192-3 5 APPLICATIONS • WANTED Township of Tuckersmith Agents Warted 1TERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE big money year round. Become a• Jito Dealer in selling from. -door to door 225 Jito Products: Toiletries, Culinaries. Medicines. Domestic Necessities. Tea, Cof- fee, etc.. every one used and needed by' every housekeeper. Splendid vacant terri- tories in your neighborhood. 418 needed. A PPLICATI ONS ARE INVITED, BY the Township of Tuckersmith for the position of Warble Fly Inspector for 1954 at a rate of .85c per hout and an allow- ance r,f ,10c per mile for use of car while on inspection duties. Applications to be in the Clerk's hands by 3'30 p.m, March 2, 1954. Particulars: E. P. CHESNEY, JITO: 5130 St. Hubert, Montreal. Clerk, 4498-4 Tenders Wanted TENDERS WANTED FOR SALE-NEW•1920 MODEL MO'I;OR- o!n tr•leiisien, table model: recular 4319.05. for 9259. Carries full one-year Guarantee. CROWN HARDWARE. Sea - forth. • +, 4194-1 `OR SALE -SURGE MILKER. TWO units (nearly new,. and' a McCormick - Deering cream separator. Apply to ROBERT MaeLEAN, Kippen R.R. No. 2. '4494x1 UAL PURPOSE SHORTHORNS FOR Sale -A few• young cows and heifers, to calve in spring or fall. All have quali- fied dams in R.O.P. .TAMES F. SCOTT. Phone 051 r 4, Seaforth. lY 4494-1 FOR SALE -QUANTITY OF ONTARIO , 4493-2. • wheat for feed: also some red clover ,r -ed; white Michelite beans for 'seed, Notices • T AM PURCHASING BOARS AT 10c TO vie per pound.. Phone or, -write me direst. LEROY ACHESON, Atwood 153. 4492 713 QEALED'TENDERS WILL BE RECEIV- ed by the undet'signed for crushing and hauling 15.000 cubic yards or more of gravel for the Township of Grey. Crusher to be equipped with ti's -inch screen. A certified Cheque for 9300.00 must ac- company each tender. Tenders to be in by 2 p.m., March 6th. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. EDYTHE M. CARDIFF, Clerjc, Ethel, Ontario. 449.1-2 TENDERS TENDERS FOR SPRAYING CATTLE by therhead for Warble Fly Control in the Township of McKillop, will be receiv- ed at the Clerk's Office up to February 27. 11.54. - Certificate from Workman's Compensa- tion Board showing their assessments are paid up to date must' accompany tender. A marked cheque of 9100.00 to accom- pany tender. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accented, J. M. EGKERT, Clerk, McKillop Twp:, Seaforth, Ont, R.R, 1. 4494-1 TENDERS Township of Tuckersmith rrENDERS ARE INVITED BY THE Townshin of Tuckersmith for spraying cattle for Warble Fly Control under the Warble Fly Control Art and Amendments. Township will supply material used in spraying and, contractor must supply all other requirements, including labour. Tender to state a rate per head per spray. Tenders to be sealed, marked "Tender," and in the Clerk's hands by 3:30 p.m. March 2, 1954, Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk. " 4493-2 TENDERS WANTED Township 421f Tuckersmith TENDERS ARE INVITED BY THE Township of Tuckersmith to crush and haul approximately -I2,000 cubic yards of gravel to 4ownshin roads in 1954. Con- tractor must furnish all requirements, ex- ,..,cept gravel, which will be supplied by the tmbnship, and must also furnish bond in the form of a "marked cheque" for $500.00 to accompany tender or tender will not be considered. i7n'eegnarter inch• screen to be used and [Work to be comrpleted by June 80th, 1954. • 'feeders to "Tender" and 9 irrd., Marsh be sealed and. marked in ,the Clerk's hands by 2, 1904. - I.ovre>it or azar tender not 1,' pcuEsmar, necosaarliy VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS ON ALL makes; 22 years' experience. We pick up and deliver. PHONE, 162-W, Seaforth. 4482-tf RADIO REPAIRS -FOR ALL KINDS of radios at TERRY'S RADIO RE- PAIR. opposite Dick House, Seaforth. Phone 317-5. - 4363-tf ATTENTION, FARMERS 1 - PROMPT. courteous collection of all dead and disabled farm a ' ntmals Callcollect. AN[ TW R� S, 8.;1 r 11. Seaforth, or 235, Exeter,,,��,,„„++ssoriated with Darling & Co., of Caned Ad. 4399-tf ACCONL1fODATION REQUIRED FOR I Air Force personnel stationed at Clin- ton. if you have a house. apartment, furnished or unfurnished, to rent, please -x11 .STATION HOUSING OFFICE at Clinton. 332: local 252. 4436 -ti ATTENTION, FARMERS! - McKILLOT Fire Insurance. Western Farmers' Wind Insurance. Ontnrin Automobile As- soc. (O.A.A.). Hospitalization Insurance. Accident and Sickness Insurance. and North American Life Insurance. Consult ERIC H. MUNROE. , Seaforth. Phone 394-M. 4456-tf FREE SERVICE To Farmers rtON'T WASTE MONEY ON MINER- als your land does not need. We will, without charge 00 you. take samples of the earth in your fields and have them analyzed.' CALL Top Notch Feeds Limited PHONE 15 or 876 4484-tf Cards of Thanks I WISH TO THANK MY MANY friende who remembered me with cards and treats while I was in the hos- pital and since my return hoane. MRS. DON WOOD 4494x1 AND RANDY MRS. JOHN C. MUIR WISHES TO EX - press her sincere appreciation to her many friends, relatives and neighbors for their leindneee to h$r while a patient in Scott./Memorial Hospital, and special thanks to the nursing staff who were so kind to her during her stay there. 4494-1 THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MR. AND Mrs. William Flannery wish to ex- press their appreciation of the many acts of kindness extended them during the ill- ness and atthe death of their parents. and to those who contributed spiritual and floral bouquets. - - 4404x1 WiSH TO THANK ALL THOSE WHO rerellernbered me with cards, treats and flowers while a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth: special thanks to the nursing staff and Dr. Brady and Dr. El- Hott. MJLS. HARVEY KEYS, 4494ie1 Hensall, Ont. TEE FAMILY OF THE LATE MIRS, 11. A. Moaeland .wish to erpress their sincere thanks and appreciation to rein.. tires and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown them glaring their recent sad bereavement: special thanks to Rev. W. E. Milroy for his eemfortina mesynae, end to Mrs. Lacs' Reedits*, Mr& M6s7 • Cardne and the geittleerert *hof d'o'ted ns 148$.* pallbearers and 6otverbeaters. 44944 WP tk •rowo from registered seed. Apply. to .JAMES LANDSBOROUGH. Phone 665 r 16. Seaforth. 4494-3 Births IBOWEN-At Scott Memorial Hospital, on February 17. to F/0. and Mrs. Archie Bowen. Seaforth, a son. McKINNELL-At Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, on February 16, to Cpl.. and Mrs. David yhcKinnell. Seaforth,' a daughter. SCHERBARTFI-At Scott Memorial Hos- pital, on February 1'4, to Mr, and Mrs. Edward Scherharth,-RR. 1, Bornholm, a daughter. Deaths BEATTIE-in Seaforth. on Tuesday, Feb. 16, William James Beattie, of McKillop, in his 76th year. ROWLAND--in Seaforth. on Monday, Feb. 15, .Joseph Louis Rowland, in his 45th` year. ' District. ` .. Weddings TURVEY - INGRAM HENSALL-Daffodils and, white satin bows formed the setting at the Hensall United •Church, Satur- day, February)- 13, at 2:30 p.m., when Ruby Jean Ingram exchanged vows with George Wayne Turvey. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ingram, Hensall, and the groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 'Purvey, Exeter. The Rel. W. J. Rogers officiated, Mrs. C. Kennedy- was . soloist and Miss Greta Lanlmie was at the church organ.. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was charming in a floor - length gown of white lace and ny- lon tulle over white satin, featur- ing a formal neckline over which she wore a white lace jacket, 'but- toned up the front with tiny satin buttons, a Queen Ann collar, and long sleeves. A little Dutch lace tea held her fingertip veil of nylon net, and she carried a white Bible, crested with red roses and white ribbon. The three attendants, Mrs. T. Steiner, Exeter, and Miss Norma Green, afitcheli, cousins of the bride, and Mrs. M. Brintnell, Exe- ter, wore mauve , nile green and coral floor -length gowns of taffeta, fashioned 'alike with white nylon tulle overskirts and trimmed with matching taffeta aprons and velvet ribbon. Their headdresses were fashioned of taffeta and tulle to match their dresses, and they car- ried gardenias and hyacinths. Bon- nie 'Purvey, sister of the groom, in yellow taffeta, was flower girl, car- rying a nosegay of gardenias and (hyacinths. T. Steiner, Exeter, was grooms- man. David and Ray Ingram, ,brothers of the bride, were ush- ers, • A reception followed at Monetta ?Jenard's, Exeter, when the bride's mother, gowned in navy blue and wlliti crepe, with navy and white acces-ories and corsage of red'car- nlltione-, received the guests, assist- ed by the grout's mother, 'who chose a 'black sheer gown with black and white accessories and corsage ,e, CO ) carnations. � 1 ..e of red c� nations. For a wedding trip to Buffalo and New York, the bride donned' a med- ium blue tweed suit with swagger tan accessories [incl blue and tan straw w hat. She worecorsage a of rad reser. The couple will reside in Exeter. Awards Given at Kippen S. School The following are scholars of the Kipper) United- Church Sunday School who received the Robert Raikes diplomas sea lomat and for the is I year 1953. The awards were pres- ented on Sunday- at the morning service by Rev..Norma.n McLeod: Diplomas - Diane Faber, Ruth Ruth Ann McNichol, Grant Jones. Joan Sinclair, Barbara McNichol. Wendy Jones, -Nancy Consitt, Nel- son McClinchey-. .. Second Year Seals - Kem)eth Faber, Harold Parsons, Louise Hyde, Jean Hyde, Carol Faber, Bonnie Dalrymple. Robert Coope. Marjorie Turner, Garry Anderson, Marion Turner, Jim Consitt, Joyce Hood. Garry Jones, Robert Turn- er, John Consitt, David Cooper, Donald Parsons, ... This'd Year Seals -Gwen Jones, Bram Bennindy.ke- ' Fourth Year Seals -Marilyn An- derson (second diploma)„ Fifth Year Seals -Elaine Bell, Margaret Elgie, Gerald Johnson, Billy Workman, Margaret Jean Broad foot, Sixth Year Seals -Marie Sin- clair,. Sharon _McBride, Ruth Ann' Jarrett, Donald Johnson, t D a s a o Marie Jarrott. Eileen McLean, Evelyn Hyde, Marjorie Hyde, Alex Hyde. Seventh Year Seals - Ann Sin- clair, Ronald Anderson, Wayne -Mc- Bride, Jack Bell. 11c 11c 11c 11c 11c 11c llc 11c YES. FARMERS Only 11c will give - YOU A 1 -POUND Chick When Feeding Micro- Mixed Purina 20% CHICK STARTENA ETTS The FEED that gives YOU the BE REULTS at the LOW - T COSTS ! Geo. 1. MickIe& Sons Limited . Phone 103 Hensall, Ont. ENSALL Choir Member, Presented - At the conclusion of 41iditr pra•e- tise at 'Carmel ClhurQll lae't Thurs- day evening, members of the choir were- invited to the ?mute of Mr. and Mrs. L. Tiberio for a Social hour:aid a presentation in honor of Mrs C. Forrest-, a valued mem- ber of the choir, who is leaving this week to take up residence in Sarnia. Mrs. Forrest was present- ed with an electric kitchen clock, Mrs. William Brown doing the honors. Luncheon was served. 'Honored Before Leaving Farm' Mr, ;1n Mrs. George m1 -ram have taken up residence on Oxford St. in llotisall. Prior to 1 eaving their farm the neighbors and friends un Highway 4 gathered at their 1101111, and presented them with a table rind lamp. During the evl•ntn=i yards were played .and lunch served. The affair was ar- ranged by Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Love. Bride -Elect Showered ' ,A .niiscellaneous shower, arrang- ed by Mrs. A. Shirray and Mrs. K. Eider for Miss Jean Ingram, bride - elect, was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ingram. During the evening the more than 90 neigh- bors and friends made and auto- graphed a humorous bride's book. The guests were invited to see the trousseau and wedding gifts. The Misses Betty Armstrong, Jean Mousseau and Shirley Bell assist- ed in presenting the shower gifts from under a pink and silver dec- orated umbrella, Follpwing the ex- pressions of good wishes, a bounti- ful lunch was served. The many friends of Miss Katie Scott will regret to learn is a patient in St. Joseph ° "Hospital, London, in the interests of her health. Mr. and Mrs. William Hedden, of Hamilton, and Mrs, P. Balfour and little son. Shane, of Port Dalhousie, were weekend visitors with Mrs. Catherine Hedden and Herb. The ladies of the Women's Mis- sionary Society of Hensall United Church quilted four quilts at a quilting in the Sunday Schoolrooms Tuesday afternoon. Refreshments were served. Some of the credit in extinguish- ing the fire in the tractor -trailer owned by Allan's Transport should go • to Gordon Kroft, school bus driver, who drives the students nts to Exeter every day. When he. saw the fire he quickly stopped the bus and used two are extinguishers. Mrs. C. Forrest and family are leaving this Saturday to take up residence in Sarnia, where .Mr. For- rest is employed. They will .be much missed in the village. Mrs. Forrest has taken an active part in 11111tc'tl and the different organ- izations in the community. At the conclusion of choir prac- tice Tuesday evening of the lad- ies' community choir, members met at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Goddard and enjoyed a social hour and lunch, Mrs. C. Forrest .was made the presentation of an elec- tric coffee percolator. . On Tuesday morning on No. 4 High -way, one mile north of Exeter, John Taylor, driver of Hurondale Dairy truth, owned by Ron Mock of Hensall, while travelling south, struck a water hole and lost con- trol. Hitting a bank, the truck rolled over, P.C. Filmer Zimmer- man. who investigated, stated dam- age$ would amount to $206. The driver was not hurt. Members of the Hensall Legion entertained the Ladies' Auxiliary' in the Legion Hall on Monday night, when over 5"0 were present and enjoyed a night of television. A turkey barbecue lunch was serv- ed. Committee in charge included' W. 0. Goodwin, Jack Drysdale, Jim. Clark, Bob Sangster and Dr. D. Mc- Kelvie. Missk a is Eleanor Coo and Miss Barbara Prise, of London, were weekend visitors with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Cook. The Misses Betty Mickle and Frances Gibb, ndrses-in-training at Victoria Hospital, London, spent Saturday with the' former's par- ents, Mr. and M'rs. Laird Mickle, and family. Miss Elaine Beer, who recently accepted a position as secretary to the Matron of King Edward VII Memorial Hospital, Bermuda, flew to Bermuda on Sunday to assume her new duties. She was accom- panied to 'Mallon airport by her mother, Mrs.• Fred Beer, who is visiting with friends in Toronto. Miss Betty Armstrong entertain- ed at: her home in honor of Miss Elaine Beer, who left Sunday for Bermuda. Elaine was presented' with a gift of jewellery. The af- fair was arranged (by 'Miss Betty Armstrong and Miss Betty Moir, and attended by a number of girl friends of Elaine. Cards were en- joyed and luncheon ,served. The Valentine tea and, bake sale held in Carmel Church on Satur- day, Sponsored by the Ladies' Aid, was well patronized and $90 reeliz-, ed. The Sunday school rooms were very attractive 'with Valentine motifs. Conveners for the tea were Mrs. Alex McGregor, Mra. Hi Bell, Mrs. C, Volland; baking, Mrs. Glenn Pell, Mrs. Ross Dick, Mrs. Len Purdy. HULLETT i!O•SEP'H REYNOLDS Following an illness of three 'months, ,los-5Reynolde passed away in Wilidsor on Tuesday, Feb. 9, in his 83rd year. Mr. Reynolds was born in Hullett, son of the later. and Mrs. James Re 'M olds. He is ,survived by one son, one daughter; three grandchildren oaf Windsor, and one brother, Robert Reynolds, Northern Ontario. Mr. Reynolds was a cousin of James E. Reynolds, Seaforth. The funeral was. held Saturday* from the Bali and Mutcb Funeral Home, Clinton. 'The pallbearers were F. Flynn, Thomas Flynn, B. Tighe, Herbert Reynolds, F.lar1 Rey- nolds and Clement Iteyno1d9." In- terment Vitali in IHullebt Catholic ee'nLetery. e email Hockey Team Honors Constable Wade ,Provincial Constable duan• D. Wade, of •Srealforth, 'who has been transferred to Walkerton, and who left Monday of this week for •hie. new post, Was honored at a pres- entation held for him alt the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Wilson Allan, Hen- sall, over the weekend, when mem- bers of the Hensall hockey team, of which he played defence for the past three seasons, presented, him with a chrome smoker. Wilson Al- lan, manager of the team, ,made the presentation. Refreshments were served. BeatMitchell, Midgets Start With Harriston Seaforth Midgets defeated Harriston, in Harriston, Wed- nesday night 10-6. The next game is in Seaforth Saturday night, Last 'T'hursday night the Seaforth Midgets walked out of the Seaforth Memorial Community Centre with their WOAA Midget Group cham- pionship. The local lads took the third and final game of their best - of -three series from the Mitchell Lioes 13-5. The 'boys that went all-out in the goal production for the winners were . 'Bill Dinsmore and Leon Murray,=who were each able to step out with the hat trick, In ,the early stages of the game the Lions roared through on Sea - forth and were able to score the first two goals of the game before tate Seaforth 'M'idgets were able to retalli;lte and tie the score. Mit- chell 1picked itchelllpicked up one more goal in the first period, while Seaforth scored two more, to take the 4-3 lead. For the remaining two periods the play lay in the hands of Sea- forth eaforth almost entirely:- In the sec- ond 20 minutes the Seaforth puck- s'ters 'outscored their visitors 5-,71, and in the final frame 4-1. KIPPEN Hold Crokinole Party A very successful crokinole party was held in thec ro s Pool om of St� . Andrew's United Church, Kippen, rppen, Monday, February 15. In spite of unfavorable weather, a fine crowd tu'ned out for an enjoyable even- ing. The party was arranged and conducted under the auspices of the Young People's Sociecty). The newly -elected elders of St. Andrew's Church are as follows: William Bell, Robert McGregor, Winston Workman and John Sin- clair. in- clair. On Friday. -Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Perkins, of, near Exeter, visited Mr, and Mrs. Cudmore, and on Sun- day their sop and daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Cudmore, and Lorne, of London, were visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Love, of Cairo, Michigan, visited Wednes- day at the home of Mrs. Love's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dalrymple, and fath er, Mr. Robert Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Beaton, of Goderioh, visited a day last week with 'Mrs. 'Beato5l's father, Mr. Jonah Green, who has not been well of late. Mr. Bob Love, of the University of Toronto, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love. Correction: Mr. Norman Long has been confined to his ,[bed with a severe cold, and not Mr:• Norman Dickert. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Schneider and family, Stratford, and Mr. and Mrs. Cornish and family, of Gode- rich, were Sunday visitors of Mr. Robert Thomson. TK Havercamp Hav rcamp family have mov- ed to their new residence south of Hensall on No. 4 Highway, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Curran, Lon- Nelreoherraerearereeeaseeirearreareae Euchre & Dance HENSALL Town Hall FRIDAY, FEB. 19th Sponsored by Kippen E. W. i. 'Dards' at 8:30 'p.m. Norris Orchestra Admission 50c Ladies, Please Bring Lunch GOOD PRIZES! den, and 'Qi1Ta., J hells $ubllbe, oi1. Exeter, were recent visitors of Mrs. James MlloClymont. Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Dickert and family, of Clifford, visited Wednes- day with the former's brother and sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Norman Dickert. ' .Mra, Robert McGregor, accom- paaled by 'Mrs. Dickert and Merle, spent Monday in London. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Torrance, of Porter's Hill, were guests of the latter's father, Mr'.' Henry Ivison, and sister, Miss Jean, on'Monday. Notice The QUEEN'S" HOTEL SEAFORTH will feature ' -Three Meals a Day Please Phone 45 For Reservatlone Attention 'Car Buyers FINANCE AND INSURE YOUR NEW OR LATE MODEL CAR See us before you buy P. L. McNaughton Hensall Phone 55 Mall & Hornet Chain Saws Sales & Service ,--- Full Line, of Parts New Fast -Cutting Mall Chain, sold at $3.80 per Foot For One Week Only! New File and Guide given Free with Each Chain (Value $3.25) FREE DEiMONSTRATION on New 2 M.G. One -Man Machine with 5 H.P. Motor. TERMS ARRANGED Authorized Dealer: CHARLES HUTCHINS R.R. No. 2, Clinton Phone 910- 5 CONTRACT BARLEY We are now taking contracts for 1954 CONTRACT EARLY Acreage has been greatly reducvd COOK BROSI MILLING CO. Phone 24 Hensall, Ont. Direct From London, England .and Britain's Leading Theatres ' Sensational Attraction DO NOT' MISS THE LAUGHTER SHOW OF THE CENTURY The Amazing..Wprld's Master HYPNOTIST EDWIN HEATH Is it the Eyes? M.B.H. is it the Voice? Is it the Personality? 'It's Exciting - Amusing ,- Fascinating With Laughs, Screams and Yells MUST BE SEEN TO BE .BELIEVED ! ! ! CARDNO'S HALL, SEAFORTH FOUR NIGHTS - WED., THURS., FRIT, SAT. February 24 - 25 - 26 - 27 Admission 60c ' 8:30 P.M. Under auspices of Seaforth Driving Club & Agricultural Society 0, SEE THESE GUARANTEED VALUES AT Huron County's Finest Market USED CARS 1953 PONTIAC SEDAN 1953 CHEV. STANDARD SEDAN 1953 DODGE SEDAN -8'1111r equipped 1953 CHEV. BEL -AIR ,4 -DOOR -Fully equipped 2-1952 CHIN. STYLELINE SEDANS 1952 PONTIAC SEDAN 1951 CHEV. POW'ERO+L1DE FLEETLI NE SEDAN --Fully equipped. 1951 CHEV. POW! R GL1DE COACH, with radii, 1949 PONTIAC SEDAN 1949 CHEV, SEDAN 1949 DODGE SEDAN - 1949 METEOR COACH 1948 - 1948 P .YMIOrUTH COACH 194 DODGE COACH 1946 PONTIAC SEDAN 1946 PONTIAC COUPE _ 1938 PLYMOUTH CO'0'PE TRUCKS 1951.CHEV. 31, -TON PICKUP 1949 EM.C. 1 -TON STAKE TRUCK 1946 O'HIFJV, 2 -TON STAKE TRUCK 1941 CHEV, %-TONPICKUP "SPECIAL" -1047 MERCURY ' 'SPECIAL -New No. 20 Cockshutt Tractor A written guarantee for N days on all Late Model Can MANY OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM • BRUSSELS MOTORS BRUSSELS 0- ONTARIO PHONE 73X --"'The Homo of Better used Gra" - OPEN EVERY EVENIIii'O 51Iy.k�ltiC,'r,PA a , a 4 •