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Coming Events
,s,VESERVE FRIDAY night for danc-
NV In the Crystal Palace Ballroom,
4Iteheli The Night Hawks are furnish -
the music.
4547-tf
ZTAANCE EVERY Wednesday and Sat -
Oa, at Mantle's Wagon Wheel. ecross
Man CIty Hall, Stratford. Herb Petrie's
;theatre: 60-76.
4547-tf
Property For Sale
'PROPERTY FOR SALE -In Egmond-
ine. 8 -room frame house with Maul brick
Ming. hot water heating system, modern
Mreniences; double garage and garden.
abItlY to Box 417, HURON EXPOSITOR,
r shone 666 r 81. 4550x2
-FOR SALE--Eight-room frame house.
par rooms suitable for upstair apart -
Lent, with water on tap; new wiring;
SW garage; large garden; good well.
ituated near school and just south of
patondville Church.- To see this pro-
trtY. apply to present tenant. MR. DE
rILDE, or write to MRS. RUBY DUN -
AS, Glencoe, Ont 4549-3
Help Wanted
VE NEED AMBITIOUS
DEALERS
In good vacant territories. Dealers in -
rested communicate with us right now
reserve your territory. Good products.
lvantageous commission. G uaran teed
qcess. Details:
: 5130, St. Hubert, Montreal
4549-1
Notices To Creditors
OTICE ,to CREDITORS
the Estate of CHARLES BARNETT
8.LL PERSONS having claims against
Estate of Charles Barnett, late of the
of Seafortla, Gentleman. deceased,
o died on or about the 23rd day of
Sruary, 1966, are hereby notified to send
,to the undersigned on or before the
day of April, 1955. full particulars of
claims, after which date the assets
I be distributed, having regard only to
has then received.
ATED at Seaforth. Ont., this 4th day
arch, 1955.
,
ALVIN W. SILLERY,
Solicitor, &c..
Seaforth, Ont.
Solicitor for the Estate.
4548-3
Personals
fENIC SUPPLIES (Rubber Goods).
led postpaid in plain. sealed envelope
price list, 6 samples 5e : 24 sam-
.. 91-00. Mail -Order Dept. T-73.
"A -RUBBER CO.. Box 91. Hamilton.
Wanted
WANTED ----Male roomers and boarders.
PHONE 446-W. 4549x2
ROOMERS, BOARDERS WANTED -
Good residence; all conveniences. includ-
ing TV. MRS. N. MeCALLUM. Phone
I87 -R, Seaforth. 4548-3
For Rent
FOR RENT -8 -room house in Ea-mond-
ville. Apply ALVLN H. BEATON. 5067
Maplewood, Detroit 4. Mich. Tyler 7-8965.
4647-13
APARTMENT FOR RENT - Available
April 16, 1955. Modern; 6 rooms and
bath; heated; water supplied. Apply to
J. C. CRICH. Seafort.h. 4548-3
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS WILL be received by the
Township of Stephen for 1,013 lineal feet
of tile drainage for the Gore Road Muni-
cipal Drain. Tenders must be accompan-
ied with certified cheque deposit and be
in the hands of the Clerk on or before
the 4th day of April, 195.5. Plans, pro-
file and apecifications may be seen in the
office of the Clerk. Lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted.
F. W. IMORLOCK,
Clerk,
Crediton, Ont.
4550-2
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS WILL be received by the
Township of Stephen for 2,400 cubic yards
of excavation and 2.1580 lineal feet of tile
drainage on the Haugh Municipal Drain.
Tenders must be accornpanied with certi-
fied cheque deposit and be in the hands
of the Clerk on or before the 4th day of
April, 1955. Plans. profile and specifica-
tions may be seen in the office of the
Clerk. Lowest or any tender not neees-
stiffly accepted.
F. W. MORLOCK,
Clerk,
Crediton, Ont.
4550-2
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS WILL be received by the
Township of Stephen for 2.100 lineal feet
of tile drainage for the Flynn Municipal
Drain. Tenders must be accompanied with
,"ertified cheque and be in the hands of
the Clerk on or before the 4th day of
April, 1955. Plans, profile and specifica-
tions may be seen in the office of the
Clerk. Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
F. W. MORLOCK,
Clerk,
Creditor" Ont
4550-2
For Sale
FGR SALE --Six tons of
.
hay. Apply
'SYDNEY GEMMELL. Phone 630 r 41. A
453031 . 1,.
Notices
. FOR 10314. SALE -A ttood colony house, size Id
I Apply Box 416, HURON EX- a
'DTICE-Nosv is the time to get your 1 I OSITOR. 4550-1 p
killing done : also chain sawing.
b
R
3, , to 7VIUNROS MEAT MARKET. FOSALE-2 part Hereford calves. c,
er• 446-W. 4550-2 Apply W. D WILSON, Brucefield, Phone T
.. Seaforth 658 r 33. 455031 H
TION, FARMERS -1 Seed grain n
ed and treated. Apply LOUIS FOR SALE - International Farrnall ta
NER. Phone 298. Two blocks west tractor and plow, in A-1 condition. TOM d
w 'Creamery. 45,9_,, i FLYNN. Phone 88. 4550x2
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- As'k' •
t.1 •
For Sale
FOR SALE --Spinning outfit, large size
Ambedeit reel, extra spool 500 yards, six
line, and bamboo epinning rod. Priced to
sell Apply HAROLD Faze. Phone 866.
4550x1
FOR SALE-Cockshute 8 -foot power
binder, like new ; 11 -hoe Maasey-Harris
fertilizer drill. Apply JAMES MILLER,
Cromarty. Phone 42 r 4, Dublin,
4550x1
FOR SALE -A No. 11 Pdaasey-Harris
eectrie cream separator, in good condi-
tion, Apply JOHN WOODS, R.R. 8, Kip -
pen. Phone 661 r 33, Seaforth.
4550-2
FOR SALE-- 2 calves; also 2 bucket
Eta for either car or trtait, one binge
ick and one solid. APPLY to GORDON
YNOLDS. Phone 667 r 24, Seaford'.
4550-1
FOR SALE -Two litters nice York
Pigs. just weaned. Apply at farm of
JONATHAN HUGILL & Sons, Silo Con-
traetors. Phone Clinton 616 r 13. or Sea -
forth 667 r 13. 4550-2
Auction Sales
CLEARING AUCTION SALE of Live.
810018. at Lot 20, Concession 14, McKillop
Township, 114 miles south and 114 eaat
of Walton, on Tuesday, March 29th, at
1:30 p.m.: cArrLE--6 Durham cows
due to freshen in April: 2 Hereford cows,
due in April: 2 Brindle cows. due in
April and May; 1 Hereford cow with' calf
at foot: I Registered Hereford heifer with
calf at foot; 1 black cow, due in April: 1
Registered Hereford bull rising 2 years
old; 5 Hereford heifers, ready for mar-
ket ; 1 farrow mw: 2 Hereford steers two
years old; 7 Hereford steers and heifers
ristng 2 years : 8 Hereford steers and
heifers rising 1 year old. Terms -Cash.
LESLIE W. BOLTON, Proprietor; Har-
old Jackson, Auctioneer; John E. Siernon,
Clerk. 4549-2
CLEARING AUCTION SALE of Fenn
Machinery, at Lot 21. Concession 3, Tuck-
ersmith Township, L..R.S., 114 north and
114 east of Kippen, on -Saturday,- March
26th, at I p.m. MACHINERY - Ford
tractor with Ford equipment, including
a plow, cultivator, buck rake, post hole
digger, bean puller Oliver Combine with
Pickup 2-8e0tion spring tooth dim:: har-
rows like new : disc harrow ; McCor-
mick -Deering 16 -run power fertilizer drill
on rubber 1 new 1 : Cockshutt side rake
(like new) : walking plow ; cultipacker ;
Massey -Harris binder ; mower ; sugar beet
lifter ; modern rubber tired wagon with
grain box ; Renfrew cream separator with
motor ; 2 milk cans ; milk strainer ; Woods
electric grain grinder 1like new( : 3 H.P.
Holland electric chicken brooder ; colony
house. 10312 ; 3 shelters, anti other poul-
try equipment ; 120 -gallon gas tank : gas
barrel : fanning mill ; hay ear 1 ropes:
Pulleys : chains ; 2 sap pans ; 130 buckets
054 sin es freit boxe50 bushels ta
turnips : 2 000-15. scales ; army truck w
rebuilt motor : forks.: shovels ; some la
mt eve', ; 50 -foot garden hose ; 1 tem f
; some household effects, includin
bedroom suite. Terms -s-Cash ZIO,SE
'DAN -MAN. Pr.Privt,, : Jacks
Auctioneer ; E. P. Chesney. Clerk, ,
'454
Auction Sales
POSTPONED AUCTION SALE - Thr
Poatponed Auction Sale of John Kahle,
214 miles west and 8% miles north of
Mitchell, will be held _Monday, March 28
at 12 o'clock. 4550,1
Cards of Thanks
I WISH to express my sincere thanks
and appreciation .-to all my friends, rela-
tives and neighbors for their gifts, earth;
and flowers I received while I was a
Patient in St. Joseph's Hospital. London.
!Special thanks to the Sisters of St. Jos-
eph's, Rev, Father Pettipiece and D. Mc-
Aninaele
4550-1 CECILIA CONNOLLY
Births
KRUSE-At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
March 18, to Mr. and Mrs. •George
Kruse, Seaforth, a daughter.
HEUNSBERGEN - At Scott Memorial
Hospital, on March 18th. to Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Heunsbergen, R.R. 2. Sea -
forth, a daughter.
VAN DYKE -At Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, on blareh 20, to Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Van Dyke, R.R. 3, Seaforth, a daugh-
ter.
CAMPBELL -At Seott Memorial Hospi-
tal, on March 22. to Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam G. Campbell. Seaforth, a son.
Friends Gather On
Henson Resident's
67th Birthday
Mr. Irvin Willed was taken by
surprise Friday evening, March
18, when friends and relatives
gathered at his home to celebrate
his birthday. The evening -was
spent in progressive solo. Ladies'
high went to Mrs. Fred Rader, of
Dashwood, with 264 points; gents'
high, Mr. Fred Rader, Dashwood,
with 232 points; ladies' low, Mrs.
Ted' Miller, Zurich, with 164
points; gents' low, Mr. Louis
Restemeyer, of Dashwood, with
182 points.
After the solo a delicious lunch
was served, the table centred with
a beautiful birthday cake decorat-
ed with 67 candles. Best birthday
wishes were exNnded to Mr. Wil-
lert and the hope that he would
enjoy many more birthdays.
"Daddy, I'm broke; is there any
work around the house I could do
to increase my allowance?"
"Nothing I can think of, my
boy."
"Then how about putting me on
relief?"
HENSALL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fairbairn
visited Sunday with Mr. Fair-
bairn's sister, Mrs. Helen Dal-
rymple, of Clinton.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Clark, Sr., were: Mr.
and Mrs. Erwin Bestard and Brian
of Grand Bend, and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Forrest and Clark, of Hen-
sall.
The sympathy of the commun-
ity is extended to Mrs. E. Geiger
in the loss of her brothers, Judson
Ferriss, of Windsor, and Lorin
Ferriss, of Kingsville, whose sud-
CROMARTY
The Young People's Society met
in the basement of the church on
Sunday evening tvith Patsy Ram-
say presiding, who took charge of
ble the Scripture reading, with Rev.
'ith S, Kerr leading in prayer. The top-
ic was taken by Phillip James, as-
sisted by Shirley Wallace, Joy Viv-
ian and Margaret Walker.
on,
Congratulations are in order to
952 Margaret Ann Wallace. who W011
ing •
tre trophy at the sloting carnival
i
eh. n Mitchell.
ion Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wal4er visited -
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gar-
th,
s__.2 net Cockwell at Dashwood.
bat- Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Robert- P
ESTATE A E (21'1 ON .'5\1.9iClear
Auction Sale of Household Effects. Ma
inery and Property. at Lot 13, Concess
14, Hullett TowV
Township. 2, miles east
Blyth on Boundary. on Tuesday, April 5
at 1 p.m:HOUSEHOLD EFFECT
kitchen ranges. - glass cupboards;
tery radio; kitchen chairs kitchen tabl
ers • - couches ; 6 -piece walnut parlor
set: occasional chairs; small tables; wash
stands; haoked mats ; wardrobe; number
spool beds; single herl springs and mat
tress: quilt boxes; bedding: 3 eight-day
clocks ; hanging lamps : Quantity of dish-
es: kitchen utensils; 20' cords maple body
wood; 1928 Ford coupe ; truck wagon ; 2
extension ladders : steel barrel 2 farm
wagons : 16 -foot hay rack wagon box ;
stock rack : 2,000-1b. scales : hay rake:
plows; diamond harrows ; scurfler ; buggy
cutter: quantity Jambe,: ; stoneboat ; I
H.C. drop -head hay loader (good 1 fan-
ning mill ; wooden land roller; 79 cedar
Posts t, 2 seteam harness ; bag truck ;
40 rods woven wire fence; box of carpen-
ter's to,!,: barn jack forks v
shoels :
dins . oot 1510, 00.1,'; 1.1.Lh0,1. .^ 11 I.,. 10 ICS
s: numerous to mention. PROPERTY -
t the same pla,e, at 3 • p.m,. the f
:wing Property will he offered for sa
abject to r1.51,Ve 15. Con. 1
ullett Township. 150 acres. practical
11 worlcable : land at present time
ast o re : 11..,.; ''''y brics house ; 2 ban
arts. Buirdings anti ;and in e'celle:
fnelition, Terms -Ch8'o-'s, crisM. E
ATE OF LATE JOHN SANDERSON
n
adel Jo
acksn. Auct : 1'. Cho
ey. Clerk', R. C. solicitor for o:
te ; Hired Sand rs.m find John Su:
erson. .Acinfin i -ft raters. 1550
OF THE WEEK
den deaths occurred .within a
week of each other, on March 7
and 11.
Carmel W.M.S.
The Women's Missionary Society
of Carmel Presbyterian Church
met on Thursday last for their
meeting. Mrs. M. Sangster and
Miss Dora Alair arranged the
program, with Mrs. Sangster pre-
siding, who opened the meeting
with a poem. Sacred passages
were read by Miss Alair and pray-
er by Mrs. Sangster. Roll call
was answered by a favorite hymn.
Mrs. Sangster took the topic from
the study book and read an article
entitled, "Today," by Rev. W. A.
Young. The meeting closed with
the Lord's Prayer in unison.
The Hensall arena will close this
Saturday night for the season, and
in appreciation of the wonderful
support given, the Arena Board
are giving free skating for every-
body this Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stephenson,
accompanied by their daughter,
Mrs. Harvey Keys, spent the week
end visiting the former's son and
daughter -in -raw, Mr. and Mrs. I.
W. Stephenson, of Toronto,
- United Church Notes
Rev. W. J. Rogers occupied the
ulpit in the United Church last
unday morning. The choir of-
fered the anthem, "Jesus, Saviour,
Thine I Am." Next Sunday, Mar.
20, service is at the usual time -
11 o'clock. Chiselhurst service is
at 3 p.m. Rev. W. J. Rogers will
be in charge.
es, son, of Listowel, were visitors w4th
Mr. John Robertson and his sis-
ter, Mrs. J. Wilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferg McKellar
and family visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Lindsay McKellar and
family.
The Marion Ritchie Evening
Auxiliary are holding a baking
sale in the basement of the church
on Saturday. afternoon, March 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hoggarth
visited on Sunday with Mrs. Bella
Hoggarth and Jim Hoggarth.
The Mission Band met in the
basement of the church on Sun-
day afternoon with a good attend-
ance. Scott presided and al-
so read a passage of Scripture.
Margaret Coleman favored with
ol-
le,
2.
ly
in
„ piano music. Mrs. Lamond had
s- charge of the Senior Class and
continued the Bible History, Mrs,
Wesley Russell took charge of the
Juniors and entertained them with
-2 making little emblems in which
they were quite interested.
rn
2.
,T YOUR sewage work done now. FOR SALE-- Timothy seed. Apply LEW s
,* $2 per foot on contract basis. All BOLTON. Phone 840 r 22. Seaforth. C
guaranteed. Contact 850 r 33, Sea- 455032 ,,
FOR SALE -Quantity of seed flax. AP- rnim
4547-tf i ply J. PATRICK. Phone Seaforth 65.1 r m
LETE . LINE of Nursery Stock. I 33' 455031 D
. Nursery Company. Order now for 1 H
tg delivery. KEN POWELL, Re- FOR SALE -Baby buggy in good condi- to
tative. Seaforth. . 4539_12 I don. PHONE 597-W, evenings. CO
I
4550-1 hi
CLEARING AUCTION SALE of Far
tock, Machiner and Grain, at Lot 3
oneession 13. Grey Township. 21, miles
:fah as,l s miles (fast of lirusfq Is, or 2
iles north and '5 miles west of Monkton,
f'rielay. April 1st, at 12 o'clock sharp :
ACHINERY 2 tractors : McCormick-
eering W6 ; McCormick -Deering Model
: Ford tractor false. e mentioned trac-
ra are fully equipped and in excellent
ndition 1 ; Massey -Harris Clipper com-
ne with motor and pick-up; New Hol-
nd forage harvester, corn and hay at-
chments and blower: Fleury -Bissell
actor spreader; MeCormick-Deering 4-
r siderake on rubber; McCormick -Deer -
g 7 -foot tractor mower; 7 -foot MasseY-
arris binder swather ; Champion snow
blow ; McCormick -Deering '13-discsfertiliz-
er drill; weed sprayer with 30 -foot boom.
sold by Massey -Harris: McCormick -Deer
ing 3 -furrow plow: Ford 2 -furrow plow;
3 sections of spring tooth drags; 5-aection
diamond harrows: Minneapolis Moline 8 -
foot tandem disc ; small cement mixer
(new; ; paint sprayer (complete with
motor and two -gallon tank) ; 3 rubber
tired wagons and forage box ; forks,
chains, shovels, tools and a host of other
articles. Quantity of Household Effects.
LIVESTOCK -10 Holstein heifers, bred to
freshen from September to November; 5
Holstein heifers ready for market; I
Durham cow, due in September: 20 Dur-
ham and Polled -Angus Steers and heifers.
rising 2 years old ; 20 Western Hereford
steers, 1 year old; 5 Hereford and Polled -
Angus heifers and steers, rising 1 year
old. GRAIN -I All seed is clean and ready
to sow) -600 bushels oats; 100 bushels
barley; 5 bushels timothy; 5 bushels al-
falfa; 3 bushels red clover. Terms --
Cash. No reserve; farm la sold. WIL-
LIAM STRATYCHUK, Proprietor; Harold
Jackson, Auctioneer ; E. 1'. Chesney, Clerk.
4550-2
WAD THK BOY who took the size 3
boots at Cub meeting about four
ago, please return to Cubs and get
ght one, size 2, or PHONE 678-11.
455031
;BEST CASH prices paid for old,
trid disabled horses and cattle. Ani -
bled out. Telephone LEROY
'SON, Atwood 153. &Beet. .
4541-15
62E -Sanitary sewage disposal.
' tanks and desspools, etc., pumped
elesined with modern equipment.
It service. LOUIS BLAKE. Phone
" Brussels. Ont. 4549x12
fill() REPAIRS -For all kinds of
at TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR,
Dick House, Seaforth. Phone
4547-tf
RLETE LA1TNDETER1A in Sea-
ind district and Dry Cleaning Ser -
Phone 398. ERIC MILNER
Seaforth, agent for Brady
& Laundeteria Ltd., Exeter,
4547-tf
HANGING, PAINTING (brush
ray); exterior or interior decor-
' See our 1955 wallpaper designs.
' WALTER PRATT and DOUG.
Railway St., -
4547-tf
TOR REPAIR SERVICE -Farm -
e your tractor radiator chemically
and repaired for goring work.
prices on for the month of March. FOR SALE -2 Quebm heaters; Cole.
SERVICE STATION, one mile man oil beerier: cabin trailer: 2 care,
eaforth. Phoof 667 r 12. oheap. Appy M. LAYCOX, John Street.
4547_3 Phone 380. 4547x4
FOR SALE -W-40 Tractor on rubber,
start es. lights, P.T.O. and road gear. A-1
shape. Cheap. GORDON SCHWALM,
455031
FOR SALE -Quantity of cob corn. Ap-
ply VERN ALDERDICE, ILR. 2, Kippen,
Phone 684 r 14, Hensall.
4550x1
FOR SALE -9 good Tamworth pigs. 8
weeks old. Apply FRANCIS COLEMAN.
R.R. 1, Seaforth, Phone 838 r 22.
4550-1
FOR SALE -Two Wingbam coal and
wood stoves. Give us an offer. BALD.
WINHARDWARE. Phone 61, Seaforth,
4550-1
FOR SALESReg-istered Holstein cow, 4
years old, due to freshen in two weeks.
Apply .1. P. JOHNSTON, Varna, Phone
Clinton 623 r 21. 4550x1
FOR SALE -Used television seta, 17 -
inch and 21 -inch. Priced right. Apply
BOX FURNITURE.
4547-tf
ONE ONLY P.T.O. spreader; will take
a trade-in and will demonstrate. Apply
Box 414, HIJRON EXPOSITOR.
4549-3
FOR SALE -Budgies and Canaries:
Hartz Mountain Food, etc. ERIC
MILNER-FLOWERS, Seaforth, 893.
4547-tf
NTION. FARMERS! - Prompt
-collection of all dead and
,farm animala and hides. Call
ED. ANDREWS, 851 r 11, Bea-
r 235, Exeter. Associated seith
& Co., of Canada Ltd.
454 tf
WATERLOO
TTLE BREEDING
SOCIATION
is /letter Bulls Are Used"
Insemination service for all
tattle. For service or informs -
ire CLINTON 242, collect, be.
80 and 10:00 a.m. on week days
'Ohad. 9:30 a.m. on Sunders.
4544-tf
EE SERVICE
TO Farmers
Astre Matey on Minerals
Ore net need. We will, with-
, take samples of the
elds and have them an.
rth
CALL
eeds Liinited
15 Or I174
46.4
FOR S A LE -N in e heif er 9. 8.bOtlt '700
Pounds. and 4 cows. Apply ALLAN
CAMPBELL. Senforth, Phone 837 r 11.
4549x2
MILKERS FOR SALE -More farmers
are switching to Surge Milkers each
month. Contact LOVELL H. MeGUIRE,
Wingham. Phone 593. New and used
_machines. We specialize in good cow
ntilking. 4547x17
14112 SALE -A quantity of good cedar
Posta slireet from the swamp to your
farm'. Order now. BORDEN BROWN,
Kinbuin; Phone 841 r 2, Seaforth.
45484
FOR SALE -Hardwood tops; also a 40 -
acre farm, .Lot 28, Boundary Grey mid
MoKillop, emit of Walton. Apply JAhl.ES
STEVENSON, Brussels. Phone 60 r 4,
Brussels, 4549x4
GROCERY. BUTCHER Suptfflee, Itch-
tattrant Equipment; cash register; Wye-
vrriters, adding maelfines. Inetip cora.
grinders, scales, Globe .Strimptio
ment, Exact Weight industrial mil
vice to all makes. HORTON 13
SERVICE, 389 Wellington St., London,
Phone 8-3401. 4546210
BURNING 0I1.7 Car sluggish? Get
MOTALOY .0% complete ring and valve
job for enlitotl, fully guaranteed. Now
iiroved by A s Research Good for the
life of your engine. WNW? Pelltladd.
Write or phone MOTALOP SALES 00...
Gorlertch, out. Defilers and distributors
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CLEARING AUCTION SALE of Farm
Stock. Machinery and Household Effects
at Lot 30, Concession 2, MaKillop Town-
ship. 1 mile west and 1 mile north of
Seaforth. on Wednesday, April 6th, at
12:30 sharp: CAITLE-Registered Dur-
ham bull 2 years old (Turnbull breed) ; 6
Durham steers 2 years old, ready for mar-
ket; 6 Durham heifers 2 years old, ready
for market; 2 steers 1 year old; 8 heifers
1 year old: 5 3 -year-old Durham heifers
with calves at foot: 2 Durham cows due
in April; white cow with calf at foot; 1
6 -year-old cow with calf at foot: 2 7 -year-
old cows, due 1s1 of May; 1 5 -year-old
cow, fresh, MACHINERY-Massey-Harria
binder 7 -foot cut; International horse-
drawn mower; Oliver power mower (like
new); Cockahutt siderake (like new); 10 -
foot dump rake; Cockshutt 13 -disc fer-
tilizer drill (like new-) ; Blase' disc; Oliver
70 tractor, fully equipped; 2 -furrow Cock-
shutt tractor plow ; walking plow: gravel
box; International hay loader: stiff tooth
cultivator; 6 -section harrows; set 2,000.
pound Scaler;; fanning mill; grain crush-
er: root pulper; cutting box; scuffle?:
farm wagon; 16 -foot flat eliding rack;
sleighs; cutter; buggy; water trough;
colony house 31013; feeders; Jameaway
electric brooder: manure spreader; oak
barrel; electric cream separator; 2 single
units Universal milking machine (used 2
years): set double harness; set single
harness (new); 2 wire gates; 2 electric
fencers; roller: hay fork; rope and sling
ropes; ladder, 80 -ft, extenaion; wood
rails; block and tackle: belt; stoneboat;
chains; whiffietrees; scraper; 8 10-incb
timbem. HAY and GRAIN -400 btu3bels
mixed grain; 10 tons mixed bay. HOUSE-
HOLD EFFECTS - Complete bedroo
suite; Singer sewing machine; Calleld
washing machine; slags cupboard ; oak
sideboard; 2 toilet sets; Phiko radio;
rocking chair settee; 2 congnleum rugs:
table; chairs; dishes; curtains; shutters:
step -ladder; clock; kitchen range; other
artfeles too -numerous to mention. Terms
--Cash. alums APPOMMON, ProOrle-
tor; Nereid Jackson, Auctioneer; E. P.
Charoef. Clerk. 45504
District Obituaries
HUGH McMURTRIE
HENSALL,-The death occurred
in St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
early Wednesday of Hugh McMur-
trie, Hensall resident, who has
been ill for the past three weeks.
He was in his 69th year.
Born in Hay' Township, he farm-
ed there until his retirement ten
years ago, when he moved to Hen-
sall, where he resided until his
death. He was a Member of Hen-
sall United Church and Huron
Lodge A.F. & A.M. No. 224.
Surviving are his wife, the for-
mer Mary Cochrane, and one son,
Alex, Kippen, and one grand-
daughter. Two brothers, John, of
Hensall, and Alex, of Toronto, al-
so survive.
Resting at the Bonthron Funeral
Home, Hensall, where a private
service will be held, funeral ar-
rangements 'being incomplete.
JOHN SNIDER
BRUCEFIELD.-John Snider, a
well-known retired businessman,
died Saturday night at his home
in Clinton, in his 88th year. He
had been ill for two months. Mr.
Snider retired to Clinton 13 years
ago after operating a harness bus-
iness -probably one of the last in
Western Ontario -in the village of
Brucefield for more than 60 years.
Born in Hessedarmstad, Germ-
any, in 1867, Mr. Snider came to
Canada at the age of two years
with his parents who settled at
Zurich. On August 29, 1888, he
went to Brucefield where he pur-
chased a harness shop from the
late Frank O'Neil. He later added
shoes and bicycle to his stock. He
was a member of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, Clinton.
He married the former Lillian
Taylor, Brucefield, and they ob-
served their golden wedding on
December 29. His wife survives
with one son, Melvin John Snider,
principal of Meaford public school,
and three daughters, Miss Irene
Snider, London; Mrs. Murray
(Eleanor) Hetherington, Bramp-
ton, and Miss Kay Snider, Reg.N.,
Clinton, and four granddaughters.
The body rested at the Ball and
Mutch funeral home, Clinton,
where Rev. D. J. Lane of St. An-
drew's Presbyterian Church con-
ducted a service Tuesday. Burial
was made in Baird's cemetery,
Stanley Township.
Pallbearers were James Maidns,
John Sutter, Alex Cudmore and
Carl Diehl, all of Clinton, and
Lindsay Eyre and John Cornish,
both of Brucefield.
Legion Auxiliary
Euchre Successful
Seaforth Ladies' Legion Auxil-
iary sponsored a euchre at the
!Community Centre Monday with
' 16 tables in play.
Prize winners were: ladies, most
games, Mrs. Dan O'Rourke; lone
hands, Mrs. B. Hildebrand; conso-
lation. Mrs. J. Burns; men, most
games, Dan O'Rourke; lone hands,
Jim Barry; consolation, Harvey
Moore. Mystery prize was won
by Kelly Dalton and door prize by
Mrs. J. Eisler.
Lunch brought the social even-
ing to a close.
D.D.P. To Visit
Hensall Lodge
Amber Rebekah Lodge, No. 349,
Hensall, held their regular meet-
ing on Wednesday, March 16, with
Miss Mabelle Whiteman, N.G.,
presiding. During the meeting a
letter was read informing the
lodge that D.D.P. Mrs. Anne Hen-
derson, of Seaforth, will pay her
official visit with the lodge at the
next regular meeting.
A social hour was spent follow-
ing the meeting, when cards were
enjoyed with.prizes going to Miss
Annie Consitt and Mrs. R. A. Orr,
also to Mr. Howard Lemon and
Mr. Lindsay Eyre. A lovely
doiley was won by Mrs. Harold
The evening concluded with a
delicious lunch served by Mrs. A.
Parsons and her committee.
Folk, Square Dance
School At Exeter
Harold Harton, Social Recreation
Advisor, of Community Programs
Branch of the Ontario Department
of Education, will be in the Lake
Huron Zone during the week of
March 28 to 31, inclusive. Mr.
Harton is known as one of the out-
standing social recreation leaders
in Canada and has conducted
courses in many Ontario commun-
ities, as well as in the United
States.
While in this district Mr. Har -
ton will conduct demonstration ev-
enings in folk and square dancing
at three centres throughout the
district: Tuesday night at the
Town Hall in Paisley; Wednesday
night at the Parkview Gardens in
Listowel, and on Thursday night
at the Legion Hall in Exeter. Each
of these demonstrations will start
at 8 p.m. and will take in circle
dances, mixers, play party games,
as well as folk and square dances.
All those interested in folk and
square dancing are invited to at-
tend, but padieular invitations are
extended to community persons in-
terested in the formation of square
dance groups, and representatives
of rural organizations. Following
the demonstration. Mr. Radon will
discuss the formation of square
dance groups in the community
and social redreation as it applies
to activity groups and organiza-
tions.
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KIPPEN NEWS OF THE WEEK
Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Elston Dowson Included: Mr. and
Mrs. Ewassack, Mr. Stewart of
Strafford and Mr. Cook of Gode-
rich. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickert and
daughter, Elaine, of Clifford, vis-
ited on Sunday with the former's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Dickert.
Mrs. McClymont, accompanied
by her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Orval MeClinchey,
of Varna, spent Wednesday even-
ing in London with her daughter,
Mrs. Cook.
We are happy to report Mr. R.
M. Peck is able to be home from
the hospital after his recent 'oper-
ation.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McMurtrie
spent several days in London with
the former's father, Mr. Hugh Mc-
Mtuirie, of Hensall, who is ser-
iously ill in St. Joseph's Hospital.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Gaekstetter were Mr. and Mrs.
A. Collbmwood, of Hamilton; Mr.
and Mrs. William Homey, Exeter,
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gackstet-
ter, Kathryn and Henry, all of
near Hensel].
On Thursday evening a few
friends and neighbors spent a
pleasant evening with Mrs. MeCly-
mont, the occasion being her birth-
day.
Mrs. Gibson, of Wroxeter, visit-
ed a day last week at the home of
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Mellis.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Robert Elgie, Sr., in the loss of a
ear sister, the late Miss Ethel
Finnigan, who- paved away in
Victoria Hospital, London..
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wren were
hi London Sunday visiting their
aughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Smith.
We regret reporting Mrs. Wil-
bert Wiling is a patient in Sarnia
eneral Hospital. We trust she
ay soon 'he well again.
Members of the Cooper family
athered at the home of Mr.
obert Cooper on Sunday, the oc-
asion of his birthday. Those -at-
ending from a distance included:
r. and Mrs. Grant Love, Mrs.
orman Coleman and Ronnie, all
f Caro, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs.
obert -Dalrymple and daughters,
r. and Mrs. Stewart Baird and
ons, of Brucefield, and members
the family from the Kippen dis-
ct also attended.
Mr. Carl McClinchey held a
ery successful auction sale last
eek, having sold his fine farm to
r. Lorne Hay, of Hensall, who
ets immediate possession. The
.A. of Kippen United Church had
of
tri
a refreshment booth on the
grounds and realized the sum of
$50.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cochrane and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cochrane
WINCHELSEA
Mr. and Mrs. William Walters
and Danny visited on Saturday ev-
ening with Mr. and Mrs. R. Cottle
of Thames Road.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Batten vis-
ited on Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. H. Armstrong, of near Hen-
sall.
Mr. William Gilfillan; of Exeter,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. C. Gilfillan,
Miss Kay Hay, of Exeter, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
G. Prance.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Christie and
family, of London, were Saturday
evening dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. G. Prance and family.
Mr. John Batten is all smiles.
It's a girl!
The Winchelsea Euchre Club
held their party on Monday eve-
ning with Mr. and Mrs. T. Camp-
bell and Mr. and Mrs. E. Lynn as
hostesses. The prizes went to:
high men, Mr. P. Hern; high lad-
ies, Miss Donna Gilfillan; lone
hands, Mr. William Walters and
Mrs. F. Walters; low, Mr. J. Hern.
St. Columban CWL
are presenting a Three -Act Play
"Arsenic and Old Lace"
Friday, March 25
at 8:30 p.m.
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gt. Cohunban Parish Hall
lianueeseeemopposomommempimuil
spent a day in London -last week.
The W.A. field a successful St.
Patrick's tea and home baking
sale on Saturday afternoon. The
tea rooms and booths were pret-
tily decorated with shamrocks and
flowers. The sum of $80 was re-
alized. •
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hay did
family moved from Hensall on
Monday to their fine farm east of
the village. We welcome them to
this community.
Miss Donna McBride, of Strat-
ford General Hospital, was home
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carter and
Merna Jean, of Clandeboye, visit-
ed recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Parsons.
Miss Merle Dickert, of London,
was home for the week -end, hav-
ing developed a cold.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fairbairn
visited on Sunday with Mr. Fair-
bairn's sister, Mrs. Helen Dal-
rymple, of Clinton.
, Mr. Bob Love, of the University
a Toronto, visited recently with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Love.
Mr. and Mrs. Elzar Mousseau
were Sunday visitors of the lat-
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Brown, of Greenway.
Mr. and Mrs. Cudmore enter-
tained a number of friends on
Monday evening to progressive
euchre. Winners were: ladies,
high, Mrs. Dickert; consolation,
Mrs. Long; men' high, Mr. Robt_
Cooper; consolation, Mr. James
Mustatd.
Friends Make* Presentation
A farewell party was given on
Thursday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elgie in hon-
or of Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClin-
chey, prior to their departure to
their new home in Hensall. Pro-
gressive euchre was enjoyed and
prizes were won as follows: lad-
ies' high, Mrs. Morley Cooper;
men's high, Morley Cooper; con-
solation, Mrs. J. Lostelle and Wm.
H. McLean.
A presentation was made and fin
address was read by Mr. Robert
Elgie. Two end -tables and two
matching table lamps were pres-
ented by Mrs. Ross Chapman, Mrs.
Roy Consitt and a camera present-
ed to Nelson by Margaret Elgie.
A delicious lunc-h was Served by
the ladies,
WINTHROP
Colored slides will be shown by
the Downham Nursery on landscap-
ing homes in Winthrop Church on
March 30. Lunch will be served.
MARCIE 25,
Finks Win.friensaii
Hockey Trophy
Final play-off game for taetli•
hockey was held at tbe NeussIII
Arena Monday night. Emma
Finks and Cromarty Were bit tblii
final series, playing a best=
out -of -three with ffensall ir
taking the series, after whinitia
the last game 7-2.
Hensall Finks were presentea
with the Bert Horton cup after thit
game. Reeve Wm. Parke space
briefly and congratulated the Ewa.
sail Finks on their win. Pres
tation was made by the donee&
Bert Horton. This cup will be us
for competition annually. Team*
participating this year were Reno
sall Finks, Cromarty, General
Coach, Heiman, and Zurich.
Make Up a Party and Come to te
EUCHRE It DANCE
SEAFORTH
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Sponsored by the Seaforth
men's Institute, the last in the
series, on
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Euchre starts at 8:30 sharp
Dancing to Norris' Orchestra
Doughnuts and coffee served. Ala
ladies bring sandwiches, please -
ADMISSION 50c
EUCHRE IL DANCE
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Town Hall, HENSALL
FRIDAY, APRIL Ist
at 8:30 p.m.
MURDOCH'S ORCHESTRA
Ladies please bring lunch
EVERYONE WELCOME
Sponsored by the Rippe!' East
Women's Institute
ADMISSION 50c
RECEPTION
for Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jinks
of Hensall, newlyweds
Town Hall, Henson
Wed., March 30th
DESJARDINE'S ORCHESTRA
Ladies please provide lunc.h
EVERYONE WELCOME!
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