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,Is requested not to park cars or vehicles on Stan Oomi4ift'"r,
Slid spoke mainly of food and qg.
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lish recipey An English firuit, er,,�vlsitell with Mr. is
roadsides during the Winter months. B. Lain Carthy.
cake, bread - and pies she had toricAl Research an& Current Ev, Poyd Mc
made, were sampled by the mem- ehts, Mrs. A. ffetherlugt6n;� Qom� Mrs. rgs�# J-4 OR
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AND NOTICE is hereby given that the bers, Activities and Pubj* *1 W-11
_1c Re,. g -sggl
Mr, K�nx
"a'pletu Mrs, C. ci;tnn�;'. topic �'Hjis-
Roll' call wa., or con-
_qwnshiN will not be responsible for any damag-
tribution, to the Tweedsmuir His-, Research and currents Ev- lielly, 9f 1%.Fli ese, w
erome!s dw if.
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se to such vehicles as a result of snow- tory." The motto, "in youth we ents'" with Mrs. S. Mitchell in chener, visited at their nomes.
Mr. and Mrs. aa Bruxer vis -
learn, in age we unclerstand," was charge -
flowing operations.
taken by Miss Doris Elford. Mii;. William Hunkin favored itled witg'.M".1 a'111146. Dill, 9
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Achievement Day will be held at with. a solo and Mrs. Jack Coates ans at Me
Seaforth -District High School on gave selections on the -accordion.
At a D
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk, utefi, auction -on a blanket,
March 16. The project will be,
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Township of Tuckersmith "What Shall I Wear?" Mrs.. C. Down was the lucky wiW LOrSDON'S H & N "NICK CHICK51l
A very interesting 'letter from ner.
Mrs. F. McPhaitter, of Owen .. rhe group upheld the resolution
Sound, provincial president, wa endorsing the campaign for more ful.
drastice court action against sex
read at the Meeting. Mrs. J.
EXPOSITOR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Phone 41 deviates. Future-��Elifitinatie,'
Kirkland gave the hospital -report.
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W11 tini of the me! � a'
MIRW NK & N Legborns; in ad Rala.,
-of St.'Mory � Anglican'Church,
el� R -dem Sample Tests. iiheo, follow. TWs
Not anywhere near as expenshre as it looks, -Z., Dublin, was h
ining, Q
Monday eve
January 22. The Rev., J. firs Killing, M 114101111159
because the --------- -H-..JarAes
Cheffy Creme filling and frosting PWO infer
ventact us for tem lt!l± FAW bides" go isnod mesa
areone recipe madc with evaporai6d-milk! preside& The -following, t -officers
Inaum, prices anif Open dates.
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............... were elecWd:- Frsirik,Mdore; peo.
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ple's wardea; Albert Rock� - ixeas-
Ibis economical form of pure milk saves A& 1W Dews laiiiii" Pa at
LOGSDON BREEDER HATCHERY
pennies while it enriches your urer; Mrs. Albert Rock, recording
"lone 320 hlillenlmrj�,,,
s retary; Mrs- Dub -Walterbeek,
auditor. C. R. Friend. -was re-ap-
cooking. Desserts taste creamier, soups
. . . . . . . . . . .
are richer, gravies turn out smooth as .. .. . pointed rector's warden.
velvet. Evaporated milk is useful Reports of the church year were _,d
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read by Mr. A. Rock; financial re- gn,
dozens of ways. Keep it handy, ...
port of Ladies' Guild by Mrs ..... ........
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. . . . . . . . . . . Rock; report on activities of Jun -
and be a better cook. f TOWN 01 S,EAF, 0 *7':'H
ior Auxiliary. given by Mrs, Chas.
FOR 1956,
Friend. It was decided to paint
W, %0`, CANADA" 117IMMY
the exterior of the church as soon
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asTcossible. Tax, Prepayment Rake"
INEXPENSIVE EVAPORATED MILK MAKES THE FILLING AND FROSTING i congregation moved a vote IS SYMBOL OF. CRIPPLED- C 010
H for, 1956
of thanks to Mr. James for -nib
very active part in the re -roofing A bright-eyed, crew'cut 12 -year- ter Seal Service Clubs, to ensure
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Of The church, also to the friends old youngster who was born with that'not one . Canada's handi-
The Town of SeafOrth will pay 4% per annuM,
of
who � assisted. a spina bifida. condition, and to -day capped children will be without
A social hour was held in the walks with two canes after three help. to August 31, 1956, on all Prepai'll.vaXes.
UP
Sunday School. room at the end operations and several months in
of the meeting. a wheel chair, will be Canada's Ask
Certificates and full narticulars mnu be obtain -
,a 11 Church Gi d Meets ... fimmy" for 1956.
Cut a slice from the Meantime. pour I A cups Beat in 1, tbsp. grated Chill, folding occasionally, EAST MCKILLOP
A meeting of the St. Mary's As symbol of all the crippled ed at the Town Clerk's Officilelin the Town Hall.
1 top of an angel cake. in evaparatid milk into lemon rind and �J cup unfit mixture holds its Guild. Dublin, was held Tuesday children in Canada who benefit meeting Of Zion
cake, Cut. trough l%' refrigeralpt freezer tray. I -on juice. Gradually shape. Spoon into trough
Charles Friend. The meeting was nual sale of Easter, Seals ... Chris Evangelical Chureb,,'McKillop, was D. H. WILSON, Treasurer
deep, leaving %I walls. Freeze oil crystals line beat in I cup sugar, then in cake. Replace top slice. afternoon at the home of Mrs- from the work provided by the an The annual
Wssolve I pkg. cherry sides to Y21 depth. Turn the partially thickened Frost'cake with remain. h Id F id
e on r ai; Ja*uary 27, at the
i��.Ucup into chilled bowl and ell.Y., B at unlkl'l mixture ing mixture. Chili till firm. y Mrs. Friend- It Martin -pupil' of 'Markham "Public ho
fib, I., s:f pea presided over b
beat until stiff. was decided to hold a sWng bake School,'is looking forw me of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Koch- A� V� N 'A' 'N "A
ard to being ler, with, Rev- 11 Brox, pastor, in
More woodedW roc4im I Writ* for hicirie Fraser's now Evqwatod Atilk Rocipe Rookht: arge.
sale and fall bazaar. Other busi- the chief guest at the Sports Cele�' 'h
ness policies were decided upon. brity 'Dinner, February 2, which The reports loven , showed
Mrs. Joe Dill was named -press officially opens the annual sale of n
secretary. A reading was given Eastei�� Seals. good financiat sta ding. ' Election
by,Ws. -Dirk, Walterbeek. A quilt Cbri' is anxious to'Xneet Johnny of officers were as follows: Fred
was completed. � Ffiends from the, s Roie,'iedretary; Elmer-,Xoehler,
village were invited.for tea. treasurer; William Koehler, Mis-
-ICE BUREAU with the Brooklyn Dbdgeisjit that ?
DAIRY FOODS S�ERV Podre;, left-handed. pitching star Nk T[C E
sionary - treasurer; ; Ndkain Eg-
Sol-. dihner-�:bee.
Use The Huron Expositor'cla' 1u4Bi0.6Wynis'My, gert,�, secrietary-treasurer church 41
DAIRV FARMER.S'OF CANADA 409 Huron Street, Toronto IRPd ad' columns riagularly team." That very, wish reveak board. Trustees are Irvin Rock, Township, of Hibbdrt
the kind of lad 1�b
'A becomes the Elmer Koehler aLud Harry. RegPle,
gi�6 i6. WOresent Can� Fred 'Rose, sun' � 'School super- �During the Witter. mon'ths, the pub1i;J!q.,F
t&tfi boy ehe
ada's handicapped children during inten
In Ontario the ca - -4ent; Irvin Rock, `.assiAtant;
the, campaign. m-' Mrs. Harry Regele, Sunday School ed not to park cars or vehicles on roadsides where
paigri is conducted by The Ontario treasurer' pianists, Mrs. William
Society for Crippled Children,
i 'snow remova
IA. Koehler, Mrs. Hagry, Regele and they will interferemith.' L
association with more th
an 210, Diane Rock as Sunday School pian-
eal' ist.'
Service Clubs. The Easter S
owns
-NOTICE is her6�.,,&611'that the T
e program of
Campaign finances th
It was decided to buy ne hymn
treatment and tilhining directed by books. A new table and. cha' cau
irs I forl will not be responsible for any, damages
the Society. Chris will never ad- the kindergarten class had been to
mit that his condition has ever t pi
purchased. such vehicles as a result of snow.. owing
prevented him from doing any- Appreciation was voiced for the o rations.
thing. lovely plag I ue and motto present- pe
-An 6'nly child of Mr. and rs. ed to the church by Rev.' ROY BURCH
IM
and Mrs., HJ,,, Clerk
new gh§mour William Martin, of 222 Main Street G. L. Gross, of Port Elgin. After i
in Markham, Chris' father is em- the business was transacted, lunch
ployed as an engineer with The was served by the ladies.
Bell Telephone Company and is
rn
with Vis GOI currently working in lqorthe Que
bee on the McGill Fence project
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Chris had his first operation when
he was three weeks old and last
mer underwent two more. He
sum
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now walks -quite well with the aid
His sojourn in hospital last sum -
of a short brace on each leg and
with the help of two canes.
_v mer prevented him from attending
oil
the Blue Mountain Camp near Col -
F
lingwood which is owned and op -
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crated by the Society, however the
two summers previous he attend -
This dazzling new Dodge with' the Forward Look ed and is looking forward to going
->,brings'
again this suifffner. "It's really
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nice at camp," says Chris, "it's
new Flight -Sweep beauty to the lowest -price fieJd real great to be in a place where
all kids are the sameAand nobody ............
rMere's a,,grand new way to travel. It's the push-button -PowerFlite* sets in motion the -is 'different'."
'56 Dodge! nimble getaway of new Dodge 6 and V-8 engines His, principal, Mr, L. J. Ab -
In skyward -soaring lines that set the trend for with up to 200 h.p. You discover new zest in ernethy, of Markham Public
School, has this to say of the new
-tomorrow's cars—in every beautiful inch motorin as you thread your way smoothly
of this, 9 Timmy: "He is an exceptional
the longest car in the lowest -price field— through crowded city streets, glide safd� ovet student, with a pleasing personal -
Dodge Flight-Sweop styling provides you and the open road. And the whole family will appine- fty, wh6 is very popular with his
your family with a glamourous' setting for ciate the wide range of new Dodge safety fea- fellow students and fits in nicely 4
motorcar travel. tures that bring new confidence to your driving. with the- school programme." As 10
we were talking to Mrl, Abernethy.,
And everyone will love the roominess of Dodge Yes, here's glamour and go , 56 Dodge style. we looked out the window to see
interiors—the wide, wide seats that let you ride Visit your Dodge dealer soon 4nd learn firsthand Chris playing goal for his class
in rest&l. comfort. how easily this great new car can fit into your fl6pr, hockey team.
Once"behind the w`,heel, a push,of a button, a famill,&,budget. The Lions Club of Markharif and
Unionville� send him to camp each
touch of youk,toe, and you're on your way. New *Push-button PowerFlite optional at extra cost. summer and now Chris wants to
help them and allithe other Eas-
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"My New Year's Res6lutionto
was the roll call response of the
Staffa Women's Institute. held in
the Hall with the'liresident, Mrs.
W. Glanville, 4n the chair.
Mrs. John. Wallace dealt with
the' mbtto ' "All of us ate going to
do better to-morro*; we would,
too, if we started to-day.11 The
program was in keeping with
Robbie Burns' Da�. Mrs, R�g,
Elliott sang a Scottish, tune, ac- By,
companying herself on the guitar.
Mrs. James Howe gave a reading,
"All That." Little Bi?enda Kers-
R ---- lake, dressed in kilts, beautifully
g. A
sang "My Ronnie Lassie." DVERTISINQ
The topic based on "Community
"R
W Activities and Public Relations
was capably taken by Mr. A. Dai-
nard. Miss Vera Hamblo�
had REGULARLY
charge of "Current Events," and
Mrs. James Howe gave "House -
business portion of
the Ifiedthig 9 motion was passed
1 ui '04' 6 6, ftew sink fbr the
r as
kltd tri and
to"
alid a committee,
Agar, Mrs.
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M Mkkiftg,�, and Mrs. R. D.
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