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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1957-03-01, Page 34 4,, ti •A .of Scott Me m oric l 'Hospital: will be held FR EVENING I::Al D March 8th gat 8:30 p.m. 'Nurses'. Residence The Public is invited to be present. Sell that unnecessary piece of furniture through a Huron Exposi- tor Classified Ad. ,Phone 41. cCloy aiid fanifl 'r nfz''t'okoklto. spent the ;week with 1j1 r and. Mrs George eek, Hensall q.Gui*tidg Club will hold an :invitation' bonssiiel on Wednes-, day S. G. Ranme,and Wing Conal,. manner 'Ross, of R.0 A,F.;, Cen- tralia, ere co-chairmen. Kip en East Wi. are holding -a '44'0ale : in Drysdale`s Hardware on Saturday: -• Mr. and Mrs, Art O'Hara and Peter, of Belleville, returned home Friday after spending twoweeks with Mr. and , Mrs. Bob, McKenzie.. Red P. T): Daniel .will, preach anniversary services Sunday; Mar. 3, at Mark St. United Church, Pet- erborough. Rev. C. W. Down, of Exeter, will o,.ccupy the pulpit at the United Church here next Sun- day. morning. ; Sunday evening, March 10, a technicolor picture, Knob Lake,' depicting the growth of a north- ern city, where the development of uranium has become the main is- sue, will be shown in the United Church. Mrs. W. J. F. Bell, who has, been leader of the Thrifty Kippenettes Homemaking and Garden Clubs for the past five years, has resigned and Mrs: John Sinclair has, been appointed new leader., Achieve- ment Day will be held in Seaforth, Saturday, March 9, and four girls front the Thrifty Kippenettes Club will receive their provincial hon- THE -TUCKERSMITH TWP. - ,SCHOOL AREA BOARD cordially invites parents and ratepayers of -' the School Area to attend the Official Open- ing of the new addition to the EGMOND- VILLE SCHOOL, on Friday, March ht, 1957 The ceremonies will commence at 2 p.m. in the Egmondville United Church basement, to be followed by the official opening of the new classroom and' public inspection of' the modern school facilities now provided for the pupils. ROSS J. FORREST, Chairman of the Board. jemWo','+ arm nts and en set. „kFleri y aft te! r n o » .a.., u; ldsa„Me '<13% xn,on didtmav s ? coeerh. T hea ' r ac m ed l l we _.I e..... e4►..Iiani, ,.. ,,y t�e r gad er, M:ts. W. ,l• k':.' Bell, au Mrs:! Mone ToW. F(Lond,onRlien” nal Mr : Riley aria' . , Sbar n. prominent.res.idents f this Village for the Past, 10 Years,, left Thursday . of this week, ' for Condom, where they will, take, up residence,' and will reside at 205 Clifford Ave. During their res;- dence here Mr. Riley was connect- ed with many organizations in the -village, was a former president' for three years, of the Chamber of Commerce, fornie r rector's war- den and treasurer of St.Paul's Anglican Church, and a ' member of Huron Lodge A.F. & A.M. They will be much missed in the village. FARMERS! NOW- is the Time to Order Your Spring Seeds We have Registered and Commercial Seed Oats . and Barley for Sale We also carry a full stock of CLOVER and GRASS SEEDS CONTRACTS We have Kindred and Montcalm Malting Barley Contracts Also a limited number of Feed Oat Contracts Fertilizer available on these contracts. CHECK OUR FERTILIZER PRICES E. L. MICKLE & -SON HENSALL ONT. Phone: Office 103 Feed Mill,- 205 Dies in Virginia Mrs. C. L. Jinks received word of the death .of her brother-in-law, Court Hawley, of Windsor, Virginia, who died suddenly in his 66th year, Mr...Hawley had been attending a ball game when' he was stricken with 'a stroke and was rushed to the hospital, and died four 'hours later. He was a travelling sales- man, and retired last fall, - Surviving are his widow, the for- mer Lillia Blatchford, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blatchford, of Hensall; two sons, Court Jr., of Anamosa, Iowa; Richard, of Windsor, Virginia, and one daughter (Margaret), Mrs. Parker Wheat, of Manchester, New Hampshire. The World Day of Prayer will be observed in the United Church Friday afternoon of next week. Carmel and St. Paul's Anglican Church will unite with them. Mr. and Mrs. Murray McCreery, Sharon and Donna left on Friday for London, where they will take up residence. . Hear Seaforth Speaker Mrs. J. B. Russell, of Seaforth, addressed members of the Wo- men's Missionary Society of Car- inel Church at- their meeting on Thursday, choosing for her theme, "Stewardship.” The speaker was much enjoyed by an appreciative audience. The topic and devotion- al were taken by Mrs. Malcolm Dougall. The group completed a 'quilt to be included in the bale to be pack- ed in the near future for missions. President Mrs. S. Dougall chaired the meeting. W.C.T.U: Holds Meeting 0 S ►ple,bobi Eg -dvil, ast eat 's ake 4 t th '.t 1+ ual Y e Pfc 'bleh Mrs. John rSln¢ air !xis ho, Iie Rm ed es afternoon, ; . Pr, .semE fOVIC ive'yaddtre. s 4 ed Nations, diseussin. ar irritation. ill the world, x , Mrs,. Russell presented;' highlights of .the' -On years progress: of " the Institute, frpm time, of ln. ception until the,,present t ale•.. 11 len ill discus on e d .n : g.. X ....al...R,- .. as ,h, l , 4'P... „,, cer`Ong ,a, .display of ehibit , for. Exeter halt Fair, anal (he 'group: decided to have an entry this' year and to have an exhibit of babies necessities, The' group made plans for a; bake sale on March 2,� at 3, p.m., to be held Drysdale at 1)rysdal s Hardware Stbre in Hensall, • ' Members answered the roll call, by naming a country in the United Nations. Mrs. Arthur Varley re- viewed current events; Mrs. W. Broadfoot contributed a poem, "Peace of Mind," anis Mrs: Ross Broadfoot favored with a piano solo. President Mrs. Campbell Eyre chaired the meeting and Mrs. Alex McGregor was co -hostess. Luncheon was served by Mrs. N. McLeod, Mrs. W. Bell, Mrs. James McNaughton, Miss Margaret Mac- Kay and Mrs. E. Whitehouse. Tribute was paid to Frances Willard, who founded the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, at the Exeter-Hensall Branch of the WC.T.U. meeting held at Exeter Tuesday afternoon. Miss Willard has been called+ the greatest wo- man philanthropist of the nine- teenth century. She worked con- stantly for social reform and in the cause of education and of la- bor. Mrs. C. W. Down conducted the worship, assisted by Mrs. F. Gun- ning, Mrs. W. C. Pearce and Mrs. H. Powe. Letters written to the Free Press were discussed by Mrs. Pearce and Mrs. Powe. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Frank Gunning. Hensall Sale Prices Prices at Hensall community sale Thursday were: Weanling pigs, $1425 to $17.50; chunks, $19 to $23.50; feeders, $24 to $28; sows, $87 to $115.50; Hol- stein cows, $155 to $170; Durham cows, $130 to $160; Holstein calves, $12.50 to $17; Durham calves, $23 to. $41.50. Fat cows sold up to $1225 a pound. Three hundred and ninety pigs and 80 head of cattle and calves were sold. BRUCEFIELD Aiorris .4ownsmp "r, eratwn o gricult roe held' its ,annual meet to 's l r AV et P..01 grave "United uch,sakdel P y the directors,. Albert Bacol.eNpessed a vete of thanks to„tithe,Xadtes ;of die We - LIMP'S Association to .whie I Mrs,: Harold Procter _ replied...,:• The meeting..was held in the � ' esters Hall starting at 2:00 p,m. The, President, !toward Willnnson,- conducted the. meeting; The president outlined the work sof the federation in 'the township.. for 1956. .Albert Bacon, director. for the Hog Producers' Association,, spoke of theactivities of the coun., ty association. James Mairtold about county beef producers' ac- tivities. George Heatherington, rector for cream producers, gave. a few remarks, and Robert Wal- lace spoke -as- county director for poultry producers. Carl Hemingway, new county fieldman, spoke'of bis experiences in his new work. Douglas 1VIeNeil, president of the county federation, told of his work and said they were continually working on new projects fol• the benefit of the farmer. The secretary, Earl Anderson, read the minutes of the last meet- ing, and the auditors' report was given by George Michie. Douglas McNeil took the chair for the election of officers, as fol- $0.444,. ol- pt . Mr. Mac Chesney has sold his farm to Mr. John Broadfoot. Mr. Chesney is having an auction sale on Wednesday, March 6. Mr. and Mrs. Chesney and daughter, Bar- bara, will reside in Windsor. Mrs. Lorne Wilson spent the weekend with her brother, Mr. Bert McKay, London, and Mrs. McKay. Mrs. McNichols, of London, 'is visiting -here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander. Mrs.- Davie Triebner and Mrs. Elgin Thomson entertained Group No. 3 at the homey of Mrs. Thom- son on Wednesday evening of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baird vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Hor- ton, of Hensall, on Sunday. Mr. Lorne Thomson is in Toron- to Hospital, having undergone sur- gery. Announcement ! DENNIS ELECTRIC has extended its facilities in Seaforth - and a. . district to provide a complete PLUMBING AND HEATING SERVICE • Experienced Mechanics . ' • Fast Service Let us discuss your Electrical, Plumbing and Heating Problems. You are under no obligation. ESTIMATES FREE DENNIS ELECTRIC Electrical Contracting'' - Plumbing - Heating phone 467 — Seaforth a - eok' QF 4l nt �y1rf kv r cr tparesident ; RR 1 i it!ltr_ :di�r cto' fr' insci>ool seetionst an Mrs dames Wilson,: Mr, and Mrs. ,Clarence Yuili, anal Mr , Rous .Nichol; 5, Mr. ,aanh.d ;•Mrrs q$a.� eta iN4 .Niche tolseoN. nNo. 6 Ma MOr Jae liex 11f li.ry N0 8 Mr;,<and Mrs. gel: Craig No.,l 1Vlr:, and Mrs';; Ross' iI cCall; 10. Mr,,. and Mrs. Fleming John`:, stun; US$. 3, Mr. and Mrs, Bert Fear; U.ScS, 4, Mr. and Mrd iG.eo, Fischer; U S.S. 8., Russell Render; son; U.S,S. 11, Mr. and Mrs. K. McDonald; D.S.S. 12, Mr. and M_rs.. Mervin Richmond; U.S.S.. 17, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolt; county, di rectors, hog 'producers, A. Bacon and R. H. Coultes; Bream produc- ers, George Hetherington- and Den- nis Langridge; poultry producers, Robert ,Wallace; beef -producers, James Mair; county director, How= and Wilkinson; lady director, Mrs. Howard Wilkinson; T.B. director, ,Earl Anderson; auditor, George Martin. 4teJ Hensall Kinsmen to Mark Founder's Night Hensall Kinsmen will observe Founders' Night in commemora- tion of the anniversary of Kins- men at a banquet to be held Thurs- day evening at the New Commer- cial Hotel, Hensall, which will be attended by over 80 Kinsmen. The guest of honor for the evening will be the national president, Iry Can- tor, of Leamington. In an initiation ceremony, Hen- sall Kinsmen will initiate three new members into their club and several into Clinton Club. London, Stratford, Exeter, Clin- ton and Hensall Clubs will be pres- ent. Douglas McNeil introduced the guest speaker, James Jacklin, fed- eration fieldman. He spoke on the organization of the federation in dominion, provincial, county and township. All these branches, he said, are ready to act for the farmer, when the farmer realizes what he wants and asks for it. He also points out some of the achievements of these organiza- tions in the past. James Mair thanked the speaker. BINGO and DANCE Friday, March 1st Parish Hall, DUBLIN Cash Prizes, $5.00 a game for 15 games — 3 Special Games Admission for Bingo and Dance 75c Admission for Dance 50c — Lunars Served — BLUE RANGERS ORCHESTRA Bingo at 8:30, sharp SPONSORED by ALTAR SOCIETY ilea ,a ,1311q!' les wet success;` 9 ai a 9'f .70 $IH; Balance on;hand,'Jauuary 1;.1956 . ,, Grants froni Proviuzal , o?(e muept;. Township .Grant ott Teae erst+.Salaries ,Section Tax Levy Tuition Fees",S.S NO. 13, Sta1 Individual Tuition: Day School Rentals Sale wood, No. 1,0' School Sale galvanized pipe, S.S. No. 1 . - Total Receipts at December .31;1956 Text 'Books Library Books Instruction ;.... 13.560.40 Instructional Supplies ..._....... 111357: Administration ' 612,57 Plant Operation Plant Maintenance Auxiliary Services EXPEIITDIITIJRES 5' 33507;,;x` 1:3G7S Transportation Capital Outlays Tuition Paid Hensall School Total Expenditures Balance on Hand per Cash Book 343928 170'; .3 253$ 51230;'..,, 3,6157 80.80 7 •Total Receipts for Year 1956 $3 'Total Expenditures 24' Balance on Hand as per Cash Book $14,3: Outstanding Cheques .3¢q Balance as per Bank Book $14,72927 T. B. BAIRD, Secretary -Treasurer. A. M. HARPER, Audit' 04, DUBLIN ELECTRIC Q FIRST �iversar, «r, marking another year of betteFV'ALUES! IS STILL IN PROGRESS WORLD FAMOUS! NATIONALLY ADVERTISED! NEW Reg. $99.95 C U K A MODEL Aste_mah � 805 NO DUST BAG TO EMPTY! Simply zip clips to open top and remove sanitary throw -away paper dust bag. Your hands never touch dirt! ZIP -CLIP SWIVEL TOP Cleans all. over from one position. 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