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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1955-05-06, Page 4rafT, • ,k‘ )4' IlT Ads Inserted At New Low Cash Itate.s FCR BALE, WANTED, LOST AND FOUND, ETC - Per Word: lei Week 1 Cent 2nd Week % Cent 3rd Week % Cent Minimum charge. each insertion26 Centa Each figure. initial and abbreviation counts as one word- 011ede of Thanks, In Memoriam Notices. Coming Eventa-1 cent per word. Minimum. 69 cents Per week( Euguirisa may be directed to a Box No.. c/o The Unreel Expositor. for 15 cent a extra. Ellfteen centa additional will be charged if adz in above clam 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 DANCING IS ENJOYED by everyone at the Crystal Palace, Mitchell. every Fri- day night. Music furnished by Clarence Petrie and the Night Hawks. 4551-13 DANCE EVERY Wednesday to Earl HarA00.1 and CKNX Bann Danoe. Gang. 9:30 to 12:90. Saturday nights. Herb. PetrWe orchestra, 60c -75c. MANTLE'S WAGON WHEEL, Market Place, Street - lard 355641 SPRING TEA will be held at the home of Rev. and Mrs. D. Glenn CauMbell. Friday afternoon. May 6th. from 3 to 5 p.m., under the auspices of the Firesid.5 Group. First Presbyterian Church. Ev- erybody welcome. 4556-1 Personals HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (Rubber Goods), mailed postpaid in plain. sealed envelope with price list 6 samples 25e; 24 sam- ples $1.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-73. NOVA -RUBBER CO.. Box 91. Ilamilton. Wanted WANTED - Boy's sidewalk bicycle. PHONE 334. 4556x1 YOUNG LADIES require room or room and board, immediately, Leave replies at Box 433, HURON EXPOSITOR. 4556x1 ------- - Teachers Wanted WANTED -Protestant teacher wanted for S, S. No. 7, Hullett Township. 12 pupils. Duties to commence in Septem- ber. Apply. stating salary, qualifications and experience to MRS. LEONARD SH 0 BBROOK, SecaTreaa.. R.R. No. 1, Blyth.' 4555x3 Motor Cars. For Sale • FOR SALE -Oldsmobile Coupe, 1939. 'MRS. G. W. ELLIOTT, Hensall. 4556-1 FOS SALE -1940 Chevrolet oar in good running order. Seen in the evening. AP - ply at GENMAR FARM. Phone 660 r 11. Peter Malcolm, RR. 3, "Seaforth. 4,656-1 For Rent FOR RENT -Furnished apartment., self contained. heated : ground floor. Available shortly. Box 432, HURON EXPOSITOR. 45542 FOR. RENT-- House on George Street, one Floe', from Public Library. APPle A., W. S1LLERY, Solicitor, Seaforth FOR RENT -Self-contained apartment. heated : four-pieee bath ; modern kitchen. Immediate possession. Box 432, HURON EX POSITOR. 4556x2 PASTURE WANTED for five heFOR RENT -Good graas and water yearlingof ! 1 tor about 25 head of cattle; are() .3-roorn yearling steers. PHONE DUBLIN 20 r 10.. 4555x2 house with Hydro. located 4 miles I net-thee,t of Clinton. Contaet ROSS Agents Wanted oala TO PERSONS who like selling we offer the opportunity to make as much as $60 to $75 per week by way of a door to door solicitation of 225 guaranteed products: toilet articles: medicines; culinariee: tea and coffee. Good vacant territories now available. $18.00 required for sample case. JITO: 5130 St. Hubert Street Montreal 4554-4 Cards of Thanks MR. WILLIAM MacKAY wishes to thank the nurses, doctors and friends, and all who remembered and were kind to him during his reeent 4556x1 MRS. TOM REALE and family wish to thank all their friends and relatives in their recent sad bereavement. Special thanks to Dick Box. Mel. Clarke, 311as Mary Hagan and Mrs. Ada Reid. 4536x1 MASTER PAUL FELKER. Centralia. wishe-s to express his appreciation to all these who sent him treats and cards while in hospital. Thanks to the nurses and doctors a Seott Memorial Hospital. Special thanks to his ex -teacher, Mrs. Ellis, and pupils of Grade 3, Harry Mc- Leod and Mr. Smith. 4556x1 MRS. ARCHIE LAMONT and family wish to express their sineere thanks to all their friends and neighbors during their recent s.ad bereavement. Spcial thanks to the nurses of Scott Memorial Hospital, Drs. Brady and Elliott, and also She Whitney Funeral Heinle. It was all deeply appreciated. 4556x1 TH_E BROTHERSand sisters of the late William 2. O'Rourke wish • to thank their neighbors, friends and relatives for the Mass Cards, sympathy and help, re- ceived d urine their re, en t sad bereave. went Spacial thank, to the Sisters and staff of St. Mary's Hospital. London. and the W. .1. Cleary Funeral Horne. It was alt ery much appreciated. 4056x1 Tenders Wanted TENDER W ANTED with ; TO RENT -Pio k -up truck i MANN. WinTownship of Tuek gham. Ont. Phone 734-J-3. - 4554x3 ' ersmith driver steady work. Contact SEA- j t., . FORTH CONCRE'l a PRODUCTS. Phone 740 ; afte- 6 p.m.. 22. 4556-2 ' TENDERS are invited by the Township ' ' WANTED TO BUY -Used office desk in j good condition : large oak preferred. SEA - FORTH CONCRETE PRODUCTS. Phone: FOR SALE --Six-room frame dwelling 740; after 6 p.m., 22. 4556-2on eorner of George and Chalks Streets. I • iuth of part:. Bath. toilet ddwnstairs. WANTED -Dead or disabled farm ani- Centrally located, Immediate possession. make. Removed promptly and. efficiently ! Apply NIRS. CHARLES HAGAN. Zurich. in clean sanitary trucks. Phone collect. , or phone 210, Zurich. , 4555-2 • Wm. SProar. Sea forth, 655 r ''. WIL- ' . 'I enders te be in the Clerk's hands bY LIAM STONE SONS, LIMITED, Ingersoll, ' FOR SALE- General store in thriving 9. p.m.. 31 ay 11. 1955. Ontario. 4553-10 l Huron County village on 'ewe: Prot incial Hiehway. Store includes aetit e meat, Lowe,t or any tender not erocery, hardware and dry goeds depert- accepted, merle and equipment is modern and nee.. Long lea,e. Living accommodation avail- able. Apply in writing to Box 431, HU.P.ON EXPOSITOR, 4551-2 Property For Sale of Tuekersmith for spraying for weed control en Township roads in 1955. The T).Yr.-hip trill supply spray material re- quired and contractor must supply all other requirements. Tender to state a rate per hour. anti work to be cempleted by June 1-0, 1522. Notices WILL TAKE CARE of elderly lady or gentleman. PHONE 44-W, Seaforth, 4355-tf • DRIVLNG--Clin tiin to Toronto Sunday night: returning Friday night; weekly. PHONE CLINTON 475. 4556x1 THE .LADIES' Legion Auxiliary wish to cater to dinners, weddings, parties and banquets. PHONE 668 r 8. 4555-4 WANTED -A Model 'T' Ford touring for Old Boys' Reunion parade. W. E. SOLTTHGATE. Phone 334. • 4556x2 CATTLE TAKEN in for grass, up to 30 head and under. BRUCE KOEHLER, R.R. 2, Hensall. Phone 91 r 1. Zurich. 4556-2 FOR SALE -Wine colored pram ; yer !ere!, buggy. PHONE 239-M. sill the assets will be distributed, having re- gard only to claim, then received - GET YOUR sewage work done now. 4003 71 Only 82 per foot on contract basis. All • FOR SALE -Large paint sprayer and work guaranteed. Contact 350 r 33. Sea- • forth. comPressur. Cheap for quick sale. 4556-tf PHONE 4556-1 FOR SALE, E. P. CHESNEY. Clerk. necessarily 4556-2 Notices To Creditors COTTAGE-Insul brick covered: on John Street; 2 bedrooms, modern bath, living room. kitchen, oil furnace and NOTICE to CREDITORS water softener. '-'For' further particulars apply to AL's IN W. SI LLERY, All persons ha'. ing claims against the Solicitor 'eler Geeree Arthur Smith Estate-Etate of Sarah Ida Fee. of the Town of 4556-1Seaforth. in the County of Hurpn. de- ceased. who died on or about the 24th da- of April 15:55 are • hereby notified to send in te the umiersigned on or before the 27th day of alay. 1955, full particu- lars of their claims. after whieh date IN Til ESTATE OF SARAH IDA FEE For Sale COMPLETE LINE of Nursery Stock, Hogle Nursery Company. Order now for Spring delivery. KEN POWELL. Re- presentative. Seaforth. 4539-12 HIGHEST CASH prices paid for old, sick and disabled horses and cattle: Ani- mals bled out. Telephone LEROY ACHESON, Atwood 158. collect. 4541-15 PIANO TUNER will be in Seaforth May 16. Please phone your order early. so as not to be disappointed, to MRS. COLLINS, Music Teacher. Phone 667 r 12. 4.5,56x2 NOTICE -Sanitary sewage disposal, septic tanks and cesspool,, etc.. pumped and cleaned. with modern equipment. Pronard service. LOUIS BLAKE. Phone 42 r 6, Brussels. 'Ont. 4049x12 RADIO REP .4.1 RS --For all kinds of radios. at TERRY'S RADIO FtE PAI R. opposite Dick House. Sea f orth. Phone P011 SA LE--etore refrigerator 30-11,, 1147-R.h""'i "'ker. APPLY to _MRS. • 4., 6t!". ELLIOTT. Heneall. 4316-1 FOR SALE--Tirnothy and ' orchard grass seed. JOHN THOMPSON. Phone 334 r 31, Seaforth. 4555-3 • DATED at Sea forth, Ont., this 3rd day of May. 1e55. ALVIN W. eiLLF,py, Solicitor. sec.. Sce forthe Ont.. see...jtor for the Estate. 45,56-3 FOR SALE- One cabin trailer arid two ! cars. Analy 31 LAYCO X. John St.. Sea - forth. Phone 330. 4556x4 ' - - : NOTICE to CREDITORS ,. . .., - rok S A LE --GUINEA PIGS. Apply ! IN .THE ESTATE OF .ARCHIBALD :o !BARRY FLEMING. Seaforth. Phune ; NEIL LAMONT 1:35-W.• ' ' 4552x2 ' 5,I4 rtersens hat ine claims azainst the FOR SALE- 18 evied young pigs and 14 Estate of A rchibald Neil Lamont. of the .hunks. -LACK 31,c1VER, St. Columben• ToWnship of Mel: Mop, in the County of Phene Dublin 22 r 2.1. . 45:6631 Huron, deceased, who died on or about the 22mi day - cif April. 1955. are hereby FUR SALE- -Girl's blue spring coat, netified to send in co the undersigned on worn a few times.Apply at or before the 27t5 day of May, 195:., full ! THE QUEEN'S HOTEL . 45560c1 Particulars of their claims. after which FOR SALE -Budgies and CanariA: Hartz- Mountain Food. etc, ERIC ; I LNER-FLOWERS, Seafortb_ 393. 4556-tf LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED -Hate FOR SALE --Quantity of good potatoes. your Lawn mower sharpen( d er rePaired • suitable for seed or eating. ALP. BYER- now. Will call for and deliver. JOHN MacLEAN, Egmondville. Phone 619 r 3. : MAN, Market St., Seeforth. Seaforth. ' 4554-8 ; 4556 xl COMPLETE LAUNDETERIA in Sea- ' PL.ANTS FOR SALE •- Tomato c5011 - forth and district and Dry Cleaning Ser- taver eabbaze red ca ',bays strawberry. vice. Phone 393. ERIC MILNER • PURCELL, :ear!, et Street. Phone FLOWERS, Seaforth. agent for Brady 35 '7:1- 4555x2 Cleaners & Laundeteria Ltd.. Exeter, •1556-tf PAPERHANGING. PAINTING brush or Spray): exterior or interior decor- ating. See our 19135 wallpaper designs. Apply WALTER PRATT and DOUG DALTON, Railway St. ATTENTION. FARMERS! - Prompt courteous collection of all dead and disabled farm animals and hides. Call FOR SALE -Chicken shelters? in good ; conditinn : chiciken wire, 60" 'nigh, 10 collect, ED. ANDREWS,. 851 r 11, Sea - forth, or 235, Exeter. Associated with rod, lane, practically nee W ARREN SHER.A., Telephone 655 r 5 Seaforth. Darling & Co., of Canada Ltd ! SALE -Insulation truck for 'ale: comple"e with blower. DON YOUNGS. 210 Birmingham St., .; Stratford. Phone 164-W, e5.16x1 'FOR SALE -8 good chunks, 2 Hereford heifers. ane fresh with calf at foot and the ether to freshen soon. GORDON REYNOLDS Phone 667 r 21. Seaforth; 4556_1 date the as,ets will be distributed. having 'regard only to claims then received. DATED at Seaforth,. Ont.. this 3r3 day of May. 1955. ALVIN W.- SILLERY, Solieitor. &c.. Seaforth. nt. Solicitor for the Estate. 4556-3 NOTICE to CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF JAMES BOLGER All Persons ha, inc claims against the E,tate of Jamas Bolger, late of the Town sea,or. h in the County of Huron. de- ceased. '5t:, ;lied on or about the 1 eth day "6April are hereby notified to send in to the undersiened on or before the 27th day of May, 1955. full particulars of their etaints, lifter whieh date the aesets will be ei4tribuked.. having- rey,ard eel): 00 elaims then received. nArEn at Seri forth. Ont., this 3rd day of N1 ay. 1952. .t 42756-tf 45.56x1 OALL SEAFORTH Concrete Products for contracting. Any kind of repair work, new buildings. barn repairs, cement floors I plain or colored 1. ,Ask uo fer eeti- mates. Phone or write SEAFORTH CON- CRETE PRODUCTS, Phone 710, Sea - forth. After 6 p.m., Phone 22. 1556-tf FOR GENERAL Contracting and ReN pair Work. contact Seaforth Concrete Pro- ducts. Seaforth. We do ny kind of re- pair work, erect new buildings, eernodel and repair barns. concrete work of all kinds, plain 'or colored. Ask us for an estimate. There is no obligation. SEA - FORTH CONCRETE PRODUCTS Phone 740,, or after 6 p.m. Phone 22, Seaforth, Ont, 4553-10 WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING, ASSOCIATION "Where Better' Bulls Are Used" Artificial Insemination service for all breeds of cattle. For service or informa- tion, Phone CLINTON 242, collect. be- te:men 7:30 and 10:00 a.m. on Week days land 7:30 and 9:30 a.m. on Sundays. 4544-tf FREE SERVICE To Farmers DON'T wASI'D enonee on Mineral "lie land dins not need. We will, with. t,chierge te you, take samples of the , hi yogi. fields and have them an- d.' CAder, pnotelt Feed- s Limited PhD= ts 4* 1176 ALVIN W. SILLERY, Solicitor, &c., Sea forth. Ont., Soieitnr for the Estate. 4506-3 • 1-'015 SA - -Herd wood :'spa: also a 19 - acre farm. Lot 2-1.1 nda ry A Eile,p east of Wid•on. A pply NIES Gr';'Y NOTICE to CREDITORS YITE ENSON. Bressels. Phone 60 r 1. 4251,1 IN THE ESTATE OF ALTO,N J. JOHN- STON 1. 515 N W ER 10-9 ft GA INS Hand Ike n mowers, trffee-in 1200 a nil up ; A II persons hat ing claims against the 1111,. Or IA n 01 owet.= reel and ra,s ry. Estate of Alton .1. Johnston, or the Town , traeln-ins, at bare a in prices, A prey BALD. of Seafort.h, in the County of Huron. de - W15. HARDWARE. Phone 61. who died on er about the 5th 4016-1 day of April. 1952, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned on or before FOR SALE!! .a quantity of good owlet- the 27th day of May. 1955 full particulars poet,: dire., from the steam p tn yeti, of their claims. after which date the , farms Hewy berly wire ee 95. Order assets will be distributed. ha‘ing regard now. BORDEN BROWN. Kinburn. only to elaiMA then received ; Phone 811 r 2, Seaforth. 4518.11 DATEg rst Seaforth. Ont., this Brd da of May, 1955 P011 SA LE-tGladioluit, mixed. large size 50 for 42.50: medium size, 40 for ALVIN W, SILLERY. 81.10 • not delivered. Also one used man's Solicitor, &r., bicycle. in good condition, MURRAY Seaforth. Ont. TYNDAI.T,. Brerefield. Phone 634 c 12, Clinton. I 5a6 x2 Solicitor for the Estate. MILKERS FOR SALE -More farmers are switching to Surge Milkers each month. Contact LOVELL H. McGUIRE, Wingham, Phone 593. New and used machines. We specialize In good cow 47547517 GROCERY, BUTCHER Supplies. Res- taurant Equipment: cash register; type- writers, adding machines, meat Slicers. grinders. scales. Globe Strimpson equip- ment, Exact Weight industrial scales. Ser- vice to -all makes. HORTON SALES & ICE 339 Wellingtott St.„ London. , 01401 4545g10 •PRIVATE SALE -High class furniture: chrnme kitchen suite; Frigidaire; stove: Rogers -Majestic refrigerator; three-piece chesterfield suite: Duncan Fife dining room sufte: 2 bedroom suites: new Singer sew- ing machine; washing Machine; cabinet radio: odd tables. This practically new furniture can be seen by contacting LEO STEPHENSON, Phone 371, Sessorta. 4.858.1 4556-3 NOTICE to CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF GEORGE ARTHUR SMITH All persons hosing claims against the Estate af George Arthur Smith, af the Town of Seaforth. in the County of Hur- on. deceased, who died on or about the ,9th day of April, 1955, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned on or be- fore the 27th day of May, 1955, full par- tieulars of their claims 'fter which date the Resets will he dis bit d, having re- gard only to claims en r eived. DATED at Seafo h, 0 t this ard day of May, 1955. ALVIN W. IVY, • Solicitor, & Seaforth, Ont., _ Solicitor ifor the &tate. 4-64 Auction Sales SALE GREY-RRUCE-HURON Aberdeen An- gus Aasociation'e Sale of 9 Males and 2'T (Famines is being held at the Walkerton Sales Arena on Thuroday, May 18, 1955. Show at 1 p.m. Sale catalogues on re- 'queat. T. STEWART COOPER, Markdale Secretary. 4554-2 CLEARING AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock, Implements. Feed and Furniture. W. E. Nairn will sell by public auction on Lot 26, Concession 11, Hibbert. 2% miles west of Cromarty, on 'Tuesday. May 10, 1965, commencing at 1 p.m.: CATTLE - 1 Durham heifer due time of sale; 1 Dur- ham heifer. fresh with calf at side; Durham cows with calves at side; 1 Dur- ham cow due in May: 1 Durham cow, milking; 2 baby beef. HOGS -4 shoats, 80 lbs.; 5 pigs 10 weeks old. FEED -I0 Sons loose mixed hay; 275 bales of good hay 400 bushels mixed grain. IMPLE- MENTS -51.-H. binder. 6 -ft.; Deering mower. 6 -ft. cut; Me. -Deering fertilizer drill; M.-11, grain drill: 3 -drum steel roller: spring tooth cultivator; corn cultivator; manure spreader; steel hay rake: riding plow: cutting box; set of sleighs: buggy: cutter; set of scales: grindstone: scuffler: grain bags: cedar Posts: wheelbarrow; feed barrels; har- ness; root pulper: forks, elefiins, tools, etc.: also a quantity of good furniture, dishes and glassware. Poaitively no re- serve: farm is sold. Terirts--Cash. WIL. LIAM WORDEN, Proprietor; W. E. Nairn, Auctioneer. 4554-1 (ESTATE AUCTION SALE -Clearing Auction Sale of Farm, Machinery. Grain and Household Effects, ni Lot 28, Con. cession 1. ans.. 1-, mile south of Bruce - field. on Wednesday. May llth„at 1 p.m., D.S.T: •MACHINERY -D.C. Case trac. tor, fully equipped (like new. le: Massey - Harris 7 -foot binder (new) ; 9 -foot three - d rum steel roller; Deon threshing mach- ine and drive belt (threshed 60 acres): John Deere spring tooth cultivator on rubber ((new): McCormick -Deering eulti- packer.: Bissell tractor disc.; 3 -furrow Case tractor plow: circular saw on wheel, set sloop sleighs ; walking, plow ; set diamond harrows : Massey -Harris manure spreader : Cockshutt side rake : Massey -Harris bean stuffier ,and puller: cement mixer 5 s ; 32 -foot extension ladder inew 1; sulky rake: fanning mill: pig crate : steel pato: colony house 10x 12: 4 shelters : electric brooder: steel water tank ; number steel barrels; forge; Renfrew 2.000-15* scales ; leg vise; dou- ble, rope wire stretchers : wheelbarrow; power rip saw and emery: power post drill : wood lathe ; 1 d and 1, H.P. motors: Woods 3 H.P. motor 5 grinder, also a rol- ler Ren f, ee electric %%bite enamel cream sena rator t like new ; hay loader; hay tedder ; 2 -wheel trailer and rack; rubber tired farm wagon : combination 16 -foot hay rack and :Train box I new / : 2 bag trucks : root pulper : quantity wood: feed cart. GRAIN -100 bushes oats : 50 bush- el, whear. ; CATTLE -Brindle cow fresh ith calf at foot. HOUSEHOLD EF- FECTS -Quantity household effects in- cluding kitehen chairs, ex tensicrn table, modern dining room buffet, rocking chairs, ooeaeional ehairs. Quebee heater, bedroom furniture, dishes. forks, shovels, rden tools, chains, other articles too numerous. to mention. Terms Cash. ESTATE OF' LATE ALTON JOHNSTON; Harold Jackson. Auctioneer E. P. Chesney, Clerk ; A. W. Sillery, Solicitor for ,Estate. 4555-2 Euchre te Program ST. COLUMBAN Friday, May 6 CARDS 9 P.M. Lunch Served.: Admission 50e the ALL-PURPOSE YEAR-ROUND SPRAYER! SAVES TIME! SAVES LABOR! SAVES MONEY!' The Hanson Brodjet is your biggest sprayer value. It it low in price or -rd high in quality, It offers ex- cellent chemical distribution across wide swaths (up to 54 feet). With included attachments, the Brodjet can be quickly and easily converted to handle all spraying jobs using herbicides, insecticides, liquid fei-- tilizers, etc. There are no cumber- some booms or clogging nozzles. a LIMITED SUPPLY See us now for a FREE Demonstration Good Values in Fm Machinery USED John Deere 'D' Tractor Good Rubber, Starter, Lights ' USED Case One -Way Disc USED 3 -furrow Cockshutt Plow 2 ONLY New Garden Tractors Reduced to clear. NEW John Deere '50' Tractor NEW • John Deere Delivery Rake NEW John Deere Sub-Soiler This equipment is being sold at Reduced Prices. SEE IT NOW! HOLLAND Farm Implements , JOHNNIE BLUE John Deere Sales and Service Phone 645 Seaforth • HENSALL LEGION AUXILIARY CONTINUES PLANNING FOR RALLY - The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Hensall Canadian Legion No. 468, met in the Legion Hall Oil Tues- day night, with the president, Mrs. McKelvie, in the chair. The open- ing exercises consisted of the Ad- vance of Colors, "0 Canada,'_' per- iod ,of silence and Lord's Prayer. Roll call followed. Minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. R. Mock. At this time Mrs. Harkness and- Mrs: Robert Sangster were received in- to membership. The president then asked for a special meeting of the various committees in charge of arrange- ments for the rally to be held here on May 31. This special meet- ing is to be held Friday night. Mrs. J. Simmons presented ac- counts for payment. The financial statement was given by Mrs. Sim- mons, and Mrs. Mock read cor- respondence from the following: Mrs. B. Kyle, Ripley Auxiliary, re play; Mrs. McMillan, secretary - treasurer, Provincial Command; Mr. Tyford, re Boy Scouts; Red Hensall Speaker At Ladies' Aid Here The Ladies' Aid of First Presby- terian Church held their May meeting on Tuesday with Mrs. H. Whyte, president, in the chair. Mrs. Whyte opened the meeting with a suitable poem on May. The secretary's and treasurer's reports were read and adopted. Mrs. Robert McMillan sang a pleasing solo, ''The Good Shepherd." She was accompanied by Mrs. E. Ged- des. Mrs. Faber, of Hensall, gave an interesting nand instructive address on her experiences as a nurse in the Grenfell Mission Hospital in Labrador. Eighteen years ago the hardships and means of communi- cation were much more difficult than they are today. There was a shortage of doctors and these nurses showed great courage and fortitude, Mrs. Faber showed samples of their handicraft and pictures of the scenery and peo- ple. She recommended several in- teresting books, one of which was, -Labrador Doctor," by Sir Wil- frid Grenfell, the founder of the Mission Hospital. Mrs. Faber told several humorous incidents. Her talk was very much enjoyed by all. Miss Marion Gray moved a hearty vote of thanks to Mrs. Faber. A social half-hour was enjoyed arid lunch served by Mrs. Cole- man and Miss Marion Gray's group, who also arranged the meeting. Cross Society, referring to the successful canvass made by the auxiliary members. Mrs. Davis won the mystery prizo. The sick committee report vSnii given by Mrs. Shaddick. Mrs. Biown reported on the social com- mittee. Business discussed was: The Ladies' Auxiliary have decid- ed to cater to the Legion suppers, the first of these to take place on June 6, at 7:30. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. L. Sangster are conven- ers. Twenty-five dollars was vot- ed to the University Scholarship Fund. Mrs. K. Buchanan is lunch convener in June. The meeting was adjourned and the National Anthem was sung. A period of bingo foliowed..Prize winners were: Mrs. A. Poster, Mrs. S. Rennie, Mrs. T. KYie, Mrs. Beer, Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. G. Al- lan, Mrs. Mock, Mrs. H. Bonthron. Dainty refreshments were served by the social committee at the close. Mrs. Earle Sproat spent a few days in Windsor with Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Sproat Mrs. C. Cook visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook, of Wind- sor. Dies in Woodstock Mrs. James E. Smith, 86, who died Wednesday, April 20, in Woodstock General Hospital, was the former Mary M.. Witmer, of Huron County, and went to the Plattsville dis• trict 65 years ago. She and her husband celebrated the 63rd anniversary of their.wed- ding on April 1st Surviving besides her. 'husband are one brother, Sylvanus Witmer, Zurich, and one sister, Mrs. Tilley Forest, HensalL Service was con- ducted in the Glendinning Funeral Home on -April 23, at 2 p.m. by the Rev. W. Cassell, of Strasburg. Burial was in Chesterfield ceme- tery. Hay, Stanley 4-H Tractor Club Meets At Hensall The recently formed 4-H Hay - Stanley Tractor Club !net Monday evening at the Hensall Motors Garage. The rtresident of the or- ganization is Gerald Parsons, of Kippen; secretary, Jim Lowe, Var- na; press reporter, Wayne Mc- Bride, Kippen. Twelve members were present and two new members joined at the meeting. Mr. H. Bellman, of Walkerton, showed slides on car- bueration, after which experi- ments were made on a tractor. PHOTOGRAPH HIBBERT COUNCIL FOR PERTH COUNTY HISTORY The Council of Hibbert Township met in regular session on Monday evening, with all members present and the reeve presiding. The min- utes of. the previous meeting were read and adopted. Photographs were taken of the council and officials for the files of the History of Perth County, which is now being completed. Monteith, Monteith and Co. aud- itors' report was read, explained and adopted, and the auditors' ac- count paid. By -Laws Nos. 14 and 15: 1955, for repair and improve- ment on the Wren Municipal Drain, were given final readings and passedalso agreements were drawn for the township to bear the tost of levelling spoil banks on the drain, which interfere with crop lands. Reeve Edgar Butson was ap- pointed to attend the annual cOn- ference of the Association of On- tario Mayors and Reeves, to be held in North Bay in June. A cheque was received **from Us - borne Township for $1,272.50 as provincial aid to drainage and sur- plus on the Ausable River Im- provement, and the clerk was in- structed to write to the Clerk of Usborne for a statement, showing the amount of the cost of the im- provement, also the surplus. Road • accounts for $988.63 and general accounts for $1,487.47 were ordered paid. The next regular meeting of councll is to be held on June 6, at 8 p.m., D.S.T. Canada has 115,000 troops on ac- tive service but here is the harsh note for the taxpayer: It takes 30,000 civil servants to administer BRUCEFIELD NEWS OF THE WEEK Don't miss seeing the beautiful pictures of Honulua shown in the United Church, Thursday, May 12, by Dr. E. A. McMaster.-(Advt.). Mr. and Mrs. Alvin D. Smith, of- Bluevale, spent Sunday with Mrs. H. Berry. LAC. Johnston and family spent the weekend in Toronto. Mrs. Consitt is not as well as her many friends would like to see. Mr. and Mrs. S. Neal, of Glen- coe, spent the weekend with Mrs. Stackhouse and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson spent Sunday with friends in Lon- don. Mr. Milroy Snider, of Moore- field, spent the weekend with Rev. and Mrs. Burton and occupied the pulpit of the United Church Sun- day morning. W.A. Meets The May meeting of the Wo- man's ASsociation was held in the school room of the United Church on Tuesday, May 3. Mrs, C. Ham and Mrs. Ross Scott had charge of the devotional exercises. The meeting opened with the singing of Hymn 148. The scripture was from the second chapter of Acts, verses 1-4 and John 15, verses 26 and '27. The topic, "The Comfor- ter," was taken by Mrs. Ham. This was followed with prayer. The singing of the first and fourth verses of Hymn 157 closed this part of the' meeting. The president, Mrs. N. Baird,' took the chair. The Creed was re- peated in unison. Mrs. McBeath gave the secretary's report; Mrs. Berry gave the treasurer's report and received the offering. Moved by Mrs. J. Thomson and seconded by Mrs. Triebner: That all bills be paid, Thank -you notes were read from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson,- Mrs. Snelling, Mrs. Al- ton Johnston and Mrs. John A. McEwan. Mrs. Hohner reported Births BARRY -At Scott Memorial' Hospital,. on April 29, to Mr. and Mra. Stanley Barry, Egrnondville, a son. FRE'IDAY.-At St. Mary's Mosnital. Elt- chener, On April 21, 1955, to Mr. and" Mrs. Brute ereisay, a daughter. RONEY-At Scott Memorial Onteital, on April 2/, to Mr. end Mrs. Prank Roney, 11,11. 2, Dublin, a daughter, for the visiting committee. Mrs. Triebner reported for the ehurch committee. It was moved by Mrs. Triebner, seconded by 'Mrs. John Aikenhead: That we extend an in- vitation to Henson and Bayfield to be our guests en June 7, the program committee to look after the program; the group leaders to look after the lunch; and the re- ceiving committee to be Mrs. Triebner, Mrs_ .1. Ailienhearl and Mrs. Burton. The W.A. hymn and prayer closed this part of the meeting. Group 3 took charge of the lunch and program_ mAir KIPPEIII NEWS OF THE WEEK Miss Etta Jarrott, of Toronto, spent the weekend at her home here. Miss Merle Dickert,of London, spent the weekend with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dick- ert. Mr. and Mrs. Ray frillier, of London, visited recently with the lattter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McMurtrie. Miss Kathleen Gackstetter, of Hensall, spent the weekend with her cousins, Gail, Lynn and Karen Gackstetter. Miss Marian Thomson, Clande- boye, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Thomson. Miss Isabelle Caldwell is con- fined to London hospital, where she underwent an operation. Mr. Bob Love, of Toronto, is holidaying with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love. Miss Isabelle Alexander, Toron- to, visited over the weekend with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooper, of Peace River District, Alberta, who have spent several weeks ;with the formes brother and all* ter -in-law, Mr. and 'Mrs401111 Cochrane, are now visitang Mr. and Mrs. IL Fuss, of *Or ,far„. sweeseara, BENSALL Recent visitors Virth Mr. an* Mrs. G. SchWahn were lir. anti Mrs. Carl MiehYbk and famaTs.edi Fraser, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. A. Schwalm an& Susan, of Stratford, accompanied!, by Mrs. J. Matheson, spent a brief visit with Mrs. Violet Schwalm Mr. J. McCully, of Brueefie4, and his daughter, Mrs. L Alright - man, of Belgrave, recently ebutpil their cousin, brass Haissiah Casix& at the home of Mr. andMrs. O. Schwahn. Carmel Presbyterian Church. 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