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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1955-05-20, Page 6Frit .0rVPiG ss w ria A HURON EXPOSITOR, SEA1'ORTH, ONT., M Y 20, 1955 ill ti Is SHE Getting Married in June? Do You Have a GIFT Problem? • We are hereto help you! You are welcome to come/ in and see a full line o Gifts and Housewares —At— BAL-DWIN HARDWARE Phone 61 Seaforth CAVAN C.G.I.T. HQLDS MOTHER - DAUGHTER THER-DAUGHTER BANQUET IN W NTI QP Cavan Church C.G.I.T., Win- H. E. Livingstone. Words- of wel- throp, held a mother and daugh- ter banquet on Friday evening, May 13, at 7 p.m. The tables were artistically ar- ranged in blue and white flowers \yith group colors. President Lois Ann Somerville was mistress of ceremonies. Following supper, a sing -song was held, with Miss Lorraine Smith as pianist, and Joan as song leader. The toast to the Queen was given by Lois Ann Somerville; a toast to the Church by Joan Somerville, and replied to by Rev. Veteran's Cab GEORGE H. MILLER, Prop. Passengers Insured ' PHONE 362 SEAFORTH Buying a Car? Low Cost Financing Complete Insurance Coverage on New or Late Model Cars See W. C. OKE Telephone 458 SEAFORTH ONTARIO come were given by Grace Doid, and replied to by Mrs- Stanley Hil- len; trio by Shirley • Dolmage, Georgina Little and F. Blanchard, entitled, "Mother, Lover of My Child." A toast to the parent C.G.I.T. by Mrs. William Dodds, was replied to by Miss Lorraine Smith; instrumental by Jean Hil-- len; toast to the mothers by Shir- ley 'Dolmage and replied to by Mrs. Gilbert Smith: solo by Shir- ley Ashton, of Fordwich, "Mother of Mine"; toast to the daughters by Mrs. Robert J. Doig, replied to •by Audrey Godkin; trio by Ed- ith; Marjorie and Gloria• +Boyd; reading by Dianne Bolton, "A Mother's Guarantee." Mrs. Ernest Toll introduced the guest speaker, Mrs'. Harold Pol- lock, President -Secretary,.:, of. the C.G.I.T. Mrs. Pollock spoke on the purpose of C.G.I.T. work and brought in her message on "Ad- venturing With God" in a very capable manner. Words of appre- ciation were given by Miss Sandra Doig. The meeting closed with a verse of the hymn, "Blest Be the Tie Th,,at Binds" and "Taps." The dinner was served by the W.A. of Cavan Church. The boy Was not suited to the job. - "You told me when I engaged you that you were very handy," his employer said. "So I am, sir," replied the boy. "I live just opposite." Not An Armful of Promises P THE RECORD SPEAKS FOR ITSELF OnJune9V te ®Ea Tom Pryde Inserted by Huron Progressive Conservative Association -74 HENSALL SPRING FAIR Friday, May 27th, 1 p.m. (Tune into Roy Jewell's TV Showing Thursday, May 26) 2 District Qbituaries Featuring Ontario's Largest Calf Club 100 Prize Hereford Calves to be judged and Sold by Auction Cattle Classes for Angus, Shorthorns, Herefords and Holsteins FINE SHOWING OF HORSES . BABY SHOW Under 6 months -- 6 months to 1 year ROAD TEAMS, HACKNEYS, PONIES AND • HEAVY DRAUGHTS SCHOOL PARADE Prizes and Lucky, Draw for All Children ENTERTAINMENT—Centralia Trumpet Ban d — Sgt. Woodcock in charge South Huron D.H.S. Bugle Band Guest of Honor —Minister of Agriculture: HON. F. S. THOMAS Admission: 50 Cents - Public Sehoo1 Children: FREE SOUTH HURON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY W. DECKER, President. A. W. KERSLAKE, Secretary This advertisement is sponsored by the following: MICKLE'S MILL HENSALL PHONE 103 Al's Groceteria & Meat Market HENSALL PHONE 17 Goodwin Clothing Store HENSALL PHONE 16 BONTHRON FURNITURE HENSALL PHONE 15 SOYNT'S CLOTHING STORE HENSALL PHONE 62 HENDERSON EGG TRADING HENSALL PHONE 40 RUDY'S PRODUCE HENSALL PHONE 190 DRYSDALE'S HARDWARE It)GN I :L 4 ' Mk& 11 re Eler's Coal & Feeds spirt PHONE 10 STEELE BRIGGS HENSALL PHONE 3 JAMES R. SCOTT Liberal Candidate — Phone 480, Seaforth MIDDLETON'S DRUG STORE HENSALL PHONE 20 SPENCER'S MILL HENSALL PONE 102-W Hess Jeweller & Printer HENSALL PHONE 157-R BROWN'S HARDWARE HENSALL PHONE 113 TUDOR'S HOTEL HENSALL PHONE 148 HENSALL MOTOR SALES HENSALL PHONE 31 Hensall District Co-operative HENSALL PHONE 115 BOB COOK MOTOR SALES HENSALL PHONE .178 THOMPSON'S ELEVATORS HENSALL PHONE 32 TOM PRYDE Conservative Candidate ---Exeter, Phone 422 DR. D. J. McKELVIE, V.S. HENSALL PHONE 99 BELL SUPERTEST SERVICE HENSALL WM: PARKE - Cockshutt HENSALL, PHONE 147-W TRAQUAIR'S GARAGE HENSALL PHONE 192 RICHARDSON'S GARAGE HENSALL PHONE 184 THE HURON EXPOSITOR -- PHONE 41 SEAFORTH JOHN MOUSSEAU DASHWOOD.—John Mousseau, 88, who died last Sunday in St. Thomas, was born in Hay Town- ship and farmed there far many years. He also operated the Oak- land House at Grand Bend. His first wife, the former Elizabeth Bell, died several years ago Surviving besides bis wife, the former Annie Webb, are two daughters, Mrs. Richard Taylor, Kippen; Mrs. Fred Jackson, Strat- ford; two sons, Alex, Hensall; Robert, Thorold ; three sisters, Mrs. Amanda Wesley, Mrs. Rach- el Denomme and Mrs. Marie Smith, all of Detroit; four broth- ers, Frank, Hensall; Edward, Drysdale; Louis, St. Joachim, and Peter, Windsor. The remains rested at the 3off- man Funeral Home, Dashwood, where services were conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment was made in Hensall Union Cemetery. WILLIAM E, DENNIS BRUSSELS.—Funeral services for William E. Dennis, 82, who died at his home in Brussels, were conducted on Sunday at 3 p.m., at Brussels United Church, by the Rev. Andrew Lane. Interment was made in Brussels cemetery. Born near Wyoming, he came to Howick Township when a child, with his parents. In 1896 he mar- ried Maud Wright, and they resid- ed in Wingham and later in Morris Township, retiring in 1938 to Brus- sels. Mrs. Dennis died several years ago. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Harold Thomas, Brussels; Mrs. Karl Neill, Woodstock; and two sons, Harvey and Melville, Grey Township; one sister, Mrs. Carrie Bell, Tobermory; and .three brothers, George, Toronto; Harry, Lakeiet, and Walter, Wingham, also survive. Mr. Dennis was a member of Brussels United Church, and a member of the session. -TOUR CAR'S PARTNER IN POWER STERLING HUDSON HARD COAL More heat per ton Seaforth Lumber Ltd. ° PHONE 47 Seaforth Ontario y ..tit it 9 Huron Far ► Meas, The sixth annual 4COttuity Hero ford spring sale sr 27 lots sell` for an average of 312.00, as corn, pared to they sale average of $271. a year ago. Bulls averaged $365.00 apiece with bred heifers bringing $329.00. The majority of cattle went to pasture this week and pasture growth is exceptional for this sea- son of the year. A number of farmers are practicing zero feed- ing with feeder cattle this. year. A considerable acreage of corn was seeded in the south end of the county during the week. Interest in 4-11 Club Work has been quite keen this year and to date 520 members have joined 30 4H Agricultural Clubs in the`coun- ty, which is an increase of 100 members over the 1954 member- ship. a STIt:1%3 6RP'DMS'TRiC' .'`TORSIIRtE"' ` I3 W 13th ANNUAL YORE SALE 27 BRED SOWS-- 2 OPEN SOWS S BOARS Selected for type and health of the herds by the Ontario hive Stock Branch All boars eligible for the Provincial Government Bonus Agricultural Grounds, Stratford Thursday, ' May 26th, 1955 Sale at 1:30' p.m., D.S.T. CATALOGUES ON REQUEST . JIM SMITH, President. R. E. WHITE, Secretary.. WM. E. NAIRN, Auctioneer 1 NOTICE to PARENTS The Month of May Brings Firecracker Day HOWE%TER — Owing to the large number of fires and children being burnt while playing with firecrackers without supervision, it has become necessary to limit the setting off of firecrackers to one day — the 24h of May. A POLICE AND FIRE ORDER PLEASE OBSERVE ! No Firecrackers May Be Let Off on the Streets Should a fire result at any time, and it is necessary to turn in an alarm, kindly remain at the alarm box till the Firemen arrive with the fire truck in order that they may be directed to the scene of the fire. It has been noted that children gather in front of the Town Hall when an alarm is sounded. In order that no accidents may occur, please warn your children to stay clear of fire truck doors. 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