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Tender of Wm. Watson.
Accepted by-R'� y Council
Huy Council meeting was held in
the council room, Zurich, on Mon-
day, March 8, at 1:30 p m., at
w hich time the following business
was carried put:
That the minutes of the Feb. 1
meeting be, adopted as read. That
Auction Sales, Notices to Creditors, Eta -Rates on 4ppjtcatjon. corner. toes en on o. 8
Highway, on Sunday, March 7, please
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Coming Events
ANINVITATION IS SENT TO ALL TO
come and enjoy dancing at the Crystal
Palace Ballroom. Mitchell, every Friday
night, to the music of Clarence Petrie and
the Night Hawks. 448842
For Rent
FOR REN'T-50 AURES IN McKILLOP
Township; ploughed. Apply L,E0
RYAN; 87 r 5, Dublin. 4498-1
ROOMS TO RENT -TWO NICE COM-
3ortable rooms to rent; heated.
Breakfast optionaL PRONE 64 r 3, Dub-
lin. 4498
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OR RENT -FOUR BEDROOM APART-
ment, self-contained ; four -piece bath ;
hot and cold water. Newly decorated. Im-
mediate possession. DR. E. A. M.cMAS-
TER, Seaforth. 4497-2
Property For Sale
11OR SALE -SIX -ROOM COTTAGE ON
Centre St.; insulated and in good
condition. Apply FRANK SMALE, Wil-
son St., Seaforth. 4498-tf
1 OR SALE -FRAME RESIDENCE IN
1� Village of Dublin ; seven rooms, in
good state of repair. Situated on two
lots. MRS. JOHN DARLING, Dublin.
,4498-2
1 OR SALE -HOUSE AND DOUBLE
r garage; three bedrooms upstairs. FOR SALE - 4,000 USED WHITE
front room, bedroom, living room, kitchen ti`s
and bathroom: full basement. C. P. bricks for sale. 3 cents each. Apply
VAN MIL, Seaforth. • 4493x3 to GEORGE SMALE, Hensall.
4496x4
Personals
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER
Goode), mailed postpaid in plain. sealed
envelope with price list. 6 samples 26,c ;
l4 samples 61.00. Mall -Order Dept. T-78,
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Boa 91, Hamilton,
Ont.
Livest$ck Wanted
DEAD, DISABLED HORSES OR COWS
removed free of charge. S'or prompt
and efficient service, phone "STONES"
collect. Ingersoll 21. or Seaforth 655 r 2.
By -Law No. 3, 1954, respecting the
exemption from treatment for
warble fly within tthe municipality
of tate 'Township of Hay in accord-
ance with the provisions of the
Warble Fly Control Act, 1952, be
given third reading, That having
received a resolution from the
Town of Clinton requesting that
the proposed site of the new Coun-
ty Court House be in Clinton, we,
the Council of the Township of
Hay, take no action and that a
copy of this motion be sent to the
return same. ELGIN NOTT. Phone 847 Town of Clinton,
5, Seaforth. 449851
Farms For Sale
FARM FOR SALE -40 ACRES, LOT 28,
boundary Grey and McKillop, east of
Walton. Also hardwood tops by the cord.
Apply to JAMES STEVENSON, Phone
604 r 4, Brussels. 4497x2
Auction Sales
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM
Stock, Machinery and Household Ef-
fects, at Lot 10, Concession 3, Tucker -
smith Township, H.R.S., first farm south
of Egmondville, on Tuesday, March 23, at
For Sale 1 p.m.: HORSES -Matched team of Per-
eheron mares (middle-aged). CATTLE -8
Durham cows due in April and May; 1
Brown Swiss cow due in May; 4 steers
rising 2 years old: 7 heifers rising 2 years
old; 20 Durham heifers and steers. 1 year
old. PIGS -1 pure bred English York
hog, bred by Kemscott Farms, Milton; 1
pure bred English York hog 8 months
old; 2 pure bred English York sows, bred
two months: 8 York sows, bred; 6 young
York sows, bred; 10 York chunks. HAR-
NESS --Set of breeching harness and horse
collars. MACHINERY -Model 'S' Case
tractor, fully equipped (like new) ; Inter-
national 2 -furrow plow (like new) ; Case
tractor disc (like new) ; Case manure
spreader (like new) ; Case 7 -foot mower
(cut 50 acres) ; Case 10 -foot packer (like
new); International siderake; 10 -foot
Massey -Harris dump rake; International
drophead hay loader; 1 -horse mower; horse
Bissell disc; 9 -foot steel land roller; 15
double dise fertilizer International power
drill with markers, used one season ; 4 -
section diamond harrows; scuffler: small
cutting box; 2.000-1b. Renfrew scales;
fanning mill with pulley: 30 bags cement;
Surge milking machine, two units (like
new); farm wagon; 16 -foot flat hay
rack; wagon box ; steel rubber tired
wagon. HAY AND GRAIN --.20 tons mix-
ed hay. 150 bushels of wheat: mixed
grain. POULTRY EQUIPMENT - 3
chicken shelters; Royal brooder atone;
chicken hoppers and troughs. - HOUSE-
HOLD EFFECTS -Radio; kitchen cabinet,
and other articles. Terms -Cash. No re-
serve: farm sold. A. C. LEVEY,'Proprie-
tor; Harold Jackson, Auctioneer: E. P.
FOR SALE -800 BUSHELS FEED BAR- ,Chesney, Clerk. 4498_1
rrABLE POTATOES FOR SALE, 81.65 A
bag. Apply to GEORGE SMALE,
ensall, Ont. 4495x4
FOR SALE - YOUNG PIGS, JUST
weaned. W. C MONTGOMERY, Wal-
ton. Phone 834 r 4 ,Seaforth. 4498-1
FOR SALE - QUANTITY TIMOTHY
seed. LEWIS BOLTON. Phone 840
r 22, Seaforth. 4498x4
(IUANTITY OF ALFALFA SEED FOR
''9K'i Sale; albs some timothy and clover
seed. Apply ORVILLE WORKMAN, 677
r 11; Hensall. 4496x8
F
SALE -RFT J, & HOWELL 8 M78.
movie camera: good as new. Half
Price. APplY DR. E. A. MCMASTER.
Phone 26, Seaforth. • 4497-2
poat SALE -IN HENSALL, 7 -ROOM
solid brick house with garage and FOR SALE - HEAVY DUTY TWO -
,large garden, slate roof, heavy duty wired. burner electric stove: also car radio.
four -piece bath with copper piping; built- fits 1940 Ford. PHONE 646 r 2, Seaforth.
in cupboards in kitchen with tiled floor; 4498x1
hot air furnace and full basement. Close
to church and post office and well located. FOR SALE -MOW OF OAT STRAW
For information apply to Bus 306, NUR- and one hind quarter of beef. JOHN
ON EXPOSITOR. 4498-4 F. BELL. Phone 847 r 4, Seaforth..'
4493-1
Help Wanted ley. Apply to EARL DICK, Crom0r-
`' ' ty Phone 14 r 5,' Dublin.
HELP WANTED -COMPETENT CLERK 449832 Cards of Thanks
•
for electrical store. Apply F. KLING.'FOR SALE -44 PIGS, SIX TO EIGHT
..eek, .41. Apply to 'MAC" CHES- I WISH TO THANK ALT, THOSE 1VHO
HELP WANTED - SERVICE EM- NEY, Phone 653 r 16. Seaforth.
so kindly remembered me durin; my
ployee; part-time employment, Please. 4489-1 recent stay in Scott Memorial Hospital.
apply in personManager*BANK to The Mans.
g ',4498x1
THERESA J. HAY
OF MONTREAL, Hensall. • 4497-2F OR SALE - ELECTROLUX VACUUM
cleaner with attachments, including MRS. PETER LINDSAY WISHES TO
WANTED - RELIABLE WOMAN TO demother and spray gun: powerful cuc- l"l ex -press het sincere appreciation for
care for elderly couple. Apply to tion; $22.00. PHONE 162-W, Seaforth. the kindness and sympathy extended by
HAROLD AGAR. Phone 536 r 2. Sea- 4498-1 neighbors, relatives and friends during her
forth. 4459-1 recent bereavement: also to th 1 'R • 7
ACCOUNTANT
E
XlPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT O T FOR
office and credit manager of progres-
sive, well -rated manufacturer Western
Ontario. Must be good cost man. Ex-
cellent future, for alert, resourceful. am-
bitious man. Kindly enclose photograph
and give- full details and salary desired in,
first letter in confidence. Box 305, HUR-
ON EXPOSITOR. 44982
APPLICATIONS
WANTED
Township of Tuckersmith
APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED BY
the Township of Tuckersmith for the
position of Road Superintendent.
Applicants to state age and qualifications
and applications must he in the Clerk's
hands by 6 p.m., Monday. March 22, 1054.
Wages Will be determined on qualifications
of person employed.
E. P. CHESNEY,
Clerk, Twp. of Tuckersmith,
• Seaforth, R.R. No. 4.
4498-1
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED UN -
til March 31st. to supply and deliver '
20 !twenty, cords of 12 -inch body hard
wood to Tuckersmith School Area
W. P. ROBERTS. Sec.,
R.R. 3, Seaforth
9498-1
Notices
YOUNG LADY IS FREE TO BABY SIT
any evening. Apply MISS DENNIS.
Phone 785 between 5 and 7 p.m. 4482x1
VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS ON ALL
• makes: 22 years' experience. We pick
up and deliver. PHONE 162-W, Seaforth.
FOR SALE -LADY'S CLOTH COAT.
short stout, size 44: in good condi-
tion. Cheap p fpr quick sale. Apply
to
Box 304 HURON ON EXPOSIT
OR.
4498-1
FOR SALE -QUANTITY OF ALFALFA
and timothy- hay. Will take a number
of cattle for grass. R. J. DOIG. R.R. 1,
Dublin. Phone 849 r 11, Seaforth.
4498-1
F
OR SALE -ZIP -GRIP CLOTHES LINE:
needs no clothes pins: lifetime guar-
antee. Good Housekeeping seal of approv-
al. For home demonstration. Phone 296.
HARRY JESSOME, Seaforth.
449853
FOR SAIE - REGISTERED SHORT -
horn bull. 13 months old, red roan;
also a few bushels of red clover seed
at
815 per bushel. Apply to PE1eat E.
MALONEY & SONS, Beechwood.
449851
IjOR,SALE-COKE COOLER., VENDOR
t n ; Coke cooler plain top: McCaskey
adding machine: McCaskey cash register;
Remington portable typewriter; Wolf Cub
home workshop: Electrohome air condition-
er: - small safe: boy's sidewalk bicycle.
PHONE 745, Seaforth. 4497-2
Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of PHOEBE A. BOOTH
ALL PERSONS, HAVING CLAIMS
against' the Estate of Phoebe A."
Booth, late of the Town of Seaforth,
Widow, deceased, who died on or about
the 28th day of February, 1954, are here-
by notified to send in to the undersigned
on or before the 27th day of March, 1954;
full particulars of their claims, after
which date the assets will be distributed.
having regard only to claims then receiv-
ed.
DA rEU at Seaforth, this 8rd clay of
March, 1954.
ALVIN W. SILLERY,
Solicitor, Etc.,
Seaforth, Ont..
Solicitor for the Estate.
4496-8
4482-12 NOTICE to CREDITORS
RADIO REPAIRS -FOR ALL KINDS
of radios, at TERRY'S RADIO RE-
PAIR., opposite Dick House, Seaforth.
Phone 347-R. 4363-tf
ATTENTION, FARMERS I - PROMPT.
courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animals. Call collect, ED.
ANDREW'S. 851 r 11. Seaforth. or 235,
Exeter. Associated with Darling & Co., of
Canada Ltd. 4399-tf
ATTENTION, FARMERS! - McKILLOP
Fire Insurance, Western Farmers'
Wind Insurance, Ontario Automobile As-
soc. (O.A.A.), Hospitalization Insurance,
Accident and Sickness Insurance, and
North American Life Insurance. Consult
ERIC H. MUNROE, Seaforth.
AiOCOM IODATION QULT].ED FOR
Air Force personnel stationed at Clin-
ton. If you have a house, apartment,
furnished of unfurnished, to rent, please
call. STATION HOUSING OFFICE et
Clinton, 882: local 252. 4486-tf
ATTENTION, FARMERS I - McKILLOP
Fire Insurance. Western Farmers'
Wind Insurance, Ontario Automobile As-
soc. (0.A.A.), Hospitalization Insurance,
Aeoident and Sickness Insurance. and
North American Life Tnaurance. Consult
ERIC H. MUNROE, Seaforth. Phone
894-M. 4456-tf
FREE SERVICE
To Farmers
DON'T WASTE MONEY ON MINER -
ale your land does not need. We will,
without cheese to You, take samples of
4
the
In your fields and have them
TopALL
Notch Feeds Limited
, PHONR 15 or 376
4484-tf
Try Hawn ELTIooitor Want
Ads, Phone 41, Seaforth.
In the Estate of WILLIAM CALLOWAY
GOVENLOCK
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of William Gallo-
way Govenlock, late of the Town of Sea -
forth, deceased, who died on or about the
21st day- of February, 1954, are hereby
notified to send in to the undersigned on
or before the 27th day of March,. 1954,
full particulars of their claims, after
which date the assets will be distributed,
having regard only to claims then re-
ceived.
DATED et Seaforth, this 2nd day of
March, 1954.
ALVIN W. STLLERY,
Solicitor, Etc.,
Seaforth, Ont.,
Solicitor for the Estate.
4496-3
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of AGNES J. CARNOCHAN
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of Agnes .1, Carno-
chan. late of the Town of Seaforth, Spin-
ster, deceased, who died on or about
March 2. 1954. are hereby notified to send
in to the undersigned on or before the
3r4 day of March. 1954, full particulars
of their claims.
Immediately after the said last Mention-
ed date, the assets of the said estate will
be distributed amongst the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to claims of
which the undersigned shall then have
notice, to the exclusion of all others, end
the undersigned will not be liable co any
person of whose claim the under'tigned
shall not then have notice for the assets
eo distributed or arty part thereof.
DATED et Seaforth, this Ilth day of
March, 1954.
ALVIN W. SILLERY,
Seaforth, Ont.,
Solicitor for the Estate.
• 44954
a
W. Stinson and all those.whoa sist0d in
l any way. 910851
THE FAMILY OF 1'ou L ATE W.
Orlan Hodge wish to express their
t err
appreciation to those who extended their
sympathy by sending flowers and who
contributed in other ways, and to Dr. Mc-
Master and the staff of Scott Memorial
Hospital. 4498x1
T WOULD LIKE TO 'THANK ALL MY
friends and,peighbors, also the ladies
of St. Thomas' Church, who remembered
me with cards, flowers. treats and visits
while I was a patient in Stratford Gen-
eral Hospital and since returning home.
4498. MRS. BERT BRADBURN
T WISH TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY
to express
p my sincere thanks a s to all
my friends and relatives who so kindly
remembered me with cards, letters, treats,
flowers and visits while a patient in Vic-
toria Hospital, London. Special thanks to
Rev. J. B. Fox and Arnold Circle Mem-
bers, Archdeacon W. A. Townshend and
Chalmers' Presbikerian Church, London,
the nursing staff of Victoria Hospital and
Dr. A. E. Mowry,
9498 MRS. ISOBEL TROYER
Births
FISOHT]R--At Scott Memorial Hospital,
on March 14, to Mr. and Mra. Harold
Fischer. RJR., 2. Mitchell, a daughter.
MULVALE-At St. Joseph's Hospital,
Sarnia, on March 13. to Mr. and Mrs.
E. Y. Mulvale (neeMary Neville) a
son.
VERBAKEL-At Scott Memorial Hospital,
on Mardh 12, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Verbakel, Egmoudville, a daughter.
Deaths
FOSS -Entered into rest on Sunday eve-
ning, March 14, 1954, at the home of
his daughter. 10 Alhambra Ave.. Toron-
to. David William Foss, in' his 96th year:
beloved husband of the late Mary
Carlisle; loved father of Mrs. Edgar T.
Stewart (Florence Anna "Flossie"), sis-
ter of Mrs. Sarah Knuckle, of Goderich,
Ont. Resting at the Turner & Porter
Funeral Home, 436 Roncesvalles Ave.,
Toronto. Service in the Chapel 2 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. Interment Park
Lawn Cemetery.
MURRAY-3n St. Joseph's Hospital. Lon-
don, on Tuesday, March 16, Thomas Al-
bert Murray, son of the late John Mur-
ray, Manley, in his 62nd year.
Tenders Awarded
That we accept the tender for
treating warble fly grubs as receiv=
ed from William Watson at 20e
per head single spray. That we
accept the application for warble
.fly inspector as received from Leon-
ard; Erb at 80c per hour and mile-
age 71/2c for each mile travelled.
That we accept the 1954 gravel
tender to crush and haul approxi-
mately 8,000 cubic yards of crush-
ed stone as received from R. H.
Jennison at a flat rate of 88 cents
per cubic yard, and 30c for crush-
ing and loading Hay Township
truck, contract to be signed as
soon as tender is approved by the
Department of Highways; all work
and materials to be approved by
James Masse, road superintendent,
and also to conform with tender.
The salary of H. W. •Brokenshire,
as Treasurer of Hay Township, was
increased $200 per year, this be-
ing the amount deducted' from tike
salary as treasurer for ,,the Hay
Municipal Telephone System.
Accounts Passed
The following accounts were
passed: Roads -Alphonse Masse,
$264.70; Dominion Road )Machin-
ery, $61.35; Stratford Beacon -Her-
ald, $9a Jim's Machine Shop, $18;
Klopp's Garage, $429.72; Interna-
tional Harvester Co., $59,47; Des-
jardine Auto Supply, $8.67; Drys-
dale Hardware, $5.60; Lorne R.
Becker, $144; L. Rose, $5.13; Hay-
ter's Garage, $3.44; Louis Ayotte,
$113.60; Peter Masse, $59.20; Paul
'Watson, $15; Gerald Northcott,
$2.80; Bob Wildfong,.$20.25; Leon-
ard Zirk, $3.50; Dwayne Tinney,
$1.40; James Masse, $251; London
Free Press, $21.84; H. W. Broken -
shire. 106.75; Alvin Walper, $34.50;
St. Joseph's Service, $45.15; Larry
Snider Motors, $8.4; Traquair's
Garage. $1.50; Richardson's Gar-
age, $5.75; Rader & Mittelholtz,
$3.34; Sheridan Equipment Co.,
$695.21; Louis lasse
$192.60; .6
0 Al-
vin R' . Walper, p $ i...2
5, Wm. Watson,
$.7.50; Homer Campbell, $5.60;
Frank Wildfong, $18.75,; Kenneth
Wildfong, $29.60; Roy Clarke,
312.60.
Hay Municipal Telephone System
-H. G. Hess, $2,710.34; J, W. Hab-
erer, $140,52; Pye Canada Ltd.,
$278; Northern Electric Co., $374;
Mose Erb, $3.30; Hay Stationery
Co., $7.50; Hackbusch Electronics,
$239; Bell Telephone Co.. $130.92.
Township of Hay -The Municipal
World, $21.68; Registrar r of Deeds,
8.25; Rader der. & Mittelholtz, $23.92;
Gordon Hess, $6.64; Harry G. Hess,
$70.32; Ontario :Municipal Board,
$11; H. W. Brokenshire, $190; V.
L. Becker, $70.85; Hensall District
Co-op, $10.27; Exeter Times -Advo -
a
c te.3.96 • Treasurer surer
Huron Coun-
ty, $117; Hay Municipal Telephone
System, 32,000.
Council adjourned -to meet again
en Monday, April 5.
For Better Soil
Ideal garden soil is a rich, well
drained loam which never bakes or
cakes, holds, moisture well but is
not muddy. Unfortunately few of
us are lucky enough to find that
right at the door. But so long as
we have not pure rock it is amaz-
ing what one can do. The best
medicine for any soil; light or
heavy, is a liberal application of
old-fashioned barnyard manure. But
manure is bard to come by in
these modern days and it is liable
to be filled with weed seeds. And
so most of us will have to turn to
something else. Fortunately there
are many substitutes, commercial
or chemical fertilizer, special soil
conditioners, sand where the soil
is heavy clay, lime where it is sour,
and humus anywhere. The latter
we can make ourselves. It is
simply rotted down vegetable re-
fuse, like leaves, grass clippings,
weeds and even clean garbage.
This can be dug directly or piled
in a corner, covered with layers of
earth, watered occasionally and al-
lowed to rot and then dug in.
Don't. Delay!
Bring your tractor in now
- for a -
(heti - up and repairs
Daly Motors
FORD - MONARCH SALES & SERVICE
Phone 102 Seaforth
HENSALL "
Mr. Keith Lindsay, who ` has
been on the staff of the Bank of
Montre '1 for two yer rs hcs been
trandfcrred to Goderich branch.
Mer.',t.'rs of the staff here present-
ed hi: with cuff links and tie pin
prior !o his departure at presen-'
t"lieu ell: to: him at tits home Of
Ir. M s W. W Jar ett
h u: Liking s le he d in
•'•e ' it tea t'hurt•h Saturday after-
noor • onsured by the Evening
1uxili rt'•. was very successful, $60
being, realized.
M. nd Mrs. Walter Spencer are
t'acstioniug' in Florida.
The Hensall firemen and mem-
bers of the t ouncil enjoyed an oye-
er supper in the Town Hall last
Friday evening.
Mrs. George ]less has returned
home after spending a few days
with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McCloy and
family in Toronto.
Bible Society To Canvass
A meeting was -held ha the Pres-
byterian manse Mopday evening to
form a committee to represent the
Bible Society and to make arrange-
ments for the canvass of this dis-
trict. ,Mrs. C. Kennedy was chosen
as president. Mrs. R. H. Middleton
is vice-president, and H. W. Hor-
ton, secretary -treasurer. Other
members of the' committee are
Mrs. A. Shirray, Mrs. T. Lavender,
Edison Forrest, George Hess, Har-
ry Hoy, John Henderson, Rev. J.
B. Fox and Rev. W. J. Rogers. It
was decided to start the canvass
Maroh 29, to end by April 11. Each
of the committee have been allot-
ted a zone to look after and ar-
range for canvassers. It is hoped
to have a good response from the
people this year, as this is the
1501 h • anniversary of the British and
Foreign Bible Society.
Services last Sunday morning in
Carmel Church were largely at-
tended. Rev. J. B. Fox for his ser-
mon topic spoke on "The Badge of
the Christian." Mrs. A. Kerslake
and Mrs. C. 'Kennedy rendered a
duet,"'.Down From His Glory." The
choir anthem was "O Sacred' F ead
Now Wounded." ' �w
At a recent meeting of Hensall-
Chiselhurst Young People's Union
of the United Church, the follow-
ing officers were elected: presi-
dent, Ken Tuckey; vice-president,
Bill Brock; treasurer, June Ross;
secretary, Maja Robool.
Last Sunday morning in the Unit-
ed Church, Rev. W. J. Rogers
preached impressively on she
theme, "The Power of God.'- The
choir sang "Praise My Soul." In
the evening the film, "The King's
Man," was presented to a large
audience. Rev.J . B.Fox, 0 of Car-
melChurch
(, pronounced the bene-
diction. Remember the services
next Sunday as usual, at 11 a.m.
and 7 p.m., with Rev. Mr. Rogers
in charge.
During the Sunday School ses-
sion inhi e
C s lhurs
t Church, c Rev.
W.
J. Rogers r s showed a moving
film, "Joseph and His Brethren,"
At three..o'clock the Chiselhurs.t
congregation had the opportunity
of viewing the film, "The King's
Man." Next Sunday afternoon the
Sunday School meets at 2 o'clock;
worship follows at 3 o'cl0 ck.
Hensall and Chiselhurst Young
People's Union acted as hosts to
Carmel Cheroh. Hensall, Kippen'.
and Zurich Lutheran Y.P.U. Sun-
day night, in Hensall United'
Church following the evening ser
vice and saw a film, "The King's
Man," which portrayed the story
of Frederico Massili, native work-
er amongs the people of Angola,
Africa. A quartette, composed of
the Misses Fay and June Ross,
Marilyn Eyre and Mary Lou Mc-
Lellan, sang two selections. Maja
Robool accompanied. Ken Tuckey
president of the Hensall Society9
acted as chairman for the meeting.
Arnold Circle Meets •
Mrs. Harry Hoy was hostess at
her home Monday evening for the
March meeting of the Arnold Cir-
cle. of Carmel Church. Mrs. Hoy,
who is president of the organiza-
tion, took the chair and opened
the meeting with the singing of
the hymn, "What a Friend We
Have in Jesus," Roll call was an-
swered with a Proverb.
During the business session the
m=embers discussed the . Synodical
to be held' in Owen Sound April
6, 7 and 8. The Apia] meeting was
also discussed. Mrs. D. Glenn
Campbell, Seaforth„ President of
the Presbyterial, will be guest
speaker.
Mrs. R. Y. MacLaren brought the
message and chose 'for (hher topic,
"The Three Hills"-lst, Mount Sin-
ai; 2nd, Where Moses received the
Ten Commandments; 3rd, Calvary.
Mrs. MacLaren enlarged on each
aspect of • her subjec"i" at greater
length, presenting an inspiring
message that was much appreciat-
ed by the group. Glad Tidings and
Record were reviewed by Mrs, L
THE VOICE OF
TEMPERANCE
Nobody will deny that alcohol
has many important uses. Modern
civilization could not continue with-
out
ithout the industf•ial and scientific aid
of alcohol. But we are becoming
increasingly aware of the fact that
beverage alcohol !has a peculiar af-
finity for the human body, and
more especially the brain of man.
The explanation is simple. Alcohol
is a dissolver of fats, and the brain
is a fatty substance. Alcohol also
picks up water out of the tissues
and the brain is nearly 80 per cent
water. When alcohol is taken into
the body it passes at once into the
blood stream and acts first on the
clever forebfain. This is the part
of the brain that controls conduct,
The action of alcohol is quicker
than we realize. Within a matter
of minutes it enters the cerebo-
spinal fluid and seeps through to
the brain and nerve centres. The
result is a numbing and paralyzing
effect which causes man to act as
he would not act under normal cir-
cumstances. It is well to remem-
ber then that once alcohol passes
into our body, the normal free-
working
reeworking of the brain is endanger-
ed.-(Advt.).
Cromarty, Staffa
Ladies Unite ..fpr
World Day � of Prayer
The World Day of Prayer ser-
vice was held in the basement of
he church on Friday- with the lad'
les of Staffa United Church uniting
In the service. Mrs. L. Sorsdahi
presided for bile first portion of the
meeting and Mrs. Arthur Kemp for
th second part. Those taking part
were Mrs. Alvin Worden, Mrs. Lyle
Worden, Mrs. Ruby Reed, Mrs. Jas.
114iller, Jr., Mra. Thomas Scott and
Mrs. R. Duncanson. Mrs. Ken Mc-
Kellar and Mrs. T. L. Scott favor-
ed with a duet with. Mra. William
Miller as accompanist. The inter-
esting address was given by Mrs.
A. Daynard, who very ably dealt
with the theme, "That They May
Have Life."
W.M.S. Holds Meeting
The Women's Missionary Society
held their meeting at the home of
Mrs. James Scott Thursday with
.,Mrs. Mac Lamond presiding. The
devotional period was given by the
president. Mrs. Lloyd Sorsdahl led
in prayer. The roll call, a verse On
prayer, was answered by 13 mem-
bers; one vistor was also present.
A story was read by Mrs. Frank
Harburn entitled, , 'Let not your
heart be troubled." Mrs. William
Harper had the Glad Tidings pray-
er. Current events were given by
Mrs. J. Scott and the offertory
prayer bf•11frs. T. Scott. The study
book was in charge of Mrs. Dun-
canson. The introductory portion
was entitled, "Of sues is the King-
dom of Heaven." Mrs. Kenneth
McKellar, Mrs. Frank Allen and
Mrs. Houghton assisted in portions
of the chapters. The meeting clos-
ed with the Lord's Prayer in uni-
son.
Mrs. Thomas Laing has returned,
home from the hospital, where she
had been receiving treatment.
Gordon Houghton and Shirley
Gale, of London, visited on Sunday
with Myfe. M. Houghton.
Several of the members of the
Marion Ritchie Evening Auxiliary
attended the quiltings at the homes
of ,Mrs. Carter Kerslake and Mrs.
Lloyd Miller.
Miss Jefferson, of Munro, visited
with her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Laing.
DUBLIN
Personals: "Miss Marie Bruxer,
St. Joseph's Hospital,i
tar London,
with
Mr.
and Mrs. Louis. Bruxer; • Mr.
and Mrs. A. McDougall, London,
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jordan;
Mr, and Mrs. John Cleary, London,
and Mr. Bill Evans, Merritton, with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evans,
Ba nham
A period of recorded
'
sacred music .preceeded the wor-
ship, conducted by Mrs. E. Fink.
Mrs, Peters read the scripture les-
son; devotional by Mrs. C. Kenne-
dy; a poem • by Mrs. A. Kerslake,
and closing prayer by Mrs. Fink.
Hymns were sung during the wor-
ship period, Mrs. L. Tiberio was
program convener, and Mrs, Bayn-
ham, Mrs. Fink and Mrs. J. Mc -
Ewan, lunch conveners. -
Euchre ' & . Dance
in the
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