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slid ter, Rev. Brace W. Ral1,B_A_,B.D., grAtted that the Opposition was vention May' and 10. Mrs Gor. The Young Peo�lcls Union held ternipon ,
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, , Subject: Would They Say?" (1) Judas; Tod- forts being made to bolster fall- for the coming year. The March ship period. The scripture lesson a daughter of the late Mr. and
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, , �. dlers' Group and Junior Congre- 9 "Over the past meeting will be held, in the was read by �
, , . in farm Prices. .1 after- Vic Uhler. A discus- Mrs. Robert FrAiser. She' received
I'!, .., The Prodigal Son. Where gation; 7 p.m., Evening Worship; four years farm prices have not, noon, and after that the meetings sion on the pros and cons gf tele- her early education 'at Walton and
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- DWthe Term Come film presentation, ',The Bible on been commensurate with those of will again be held in the evening. vision was led by Miss Audrey later came to live in Seaforth with
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, . he Table." industry," he stated. "This is not Each member is to bring a guest Hackwell and Miss Ruth Anne En- In -1967 she, m
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ftom ? Jesus Did Not t Egmondvine united Church. -11 a condition that should remain too and a slip, plant'or any other art- nis. The president, Ron Ennis, Alexand6r LoWerk, wl;6.predbceas.
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,. Jesus; No. 1, "The Face of Jesus: Government, working in conjunc- The-concludiag euchre party will during which plans were niade for for many ,years. was 4n' 'tire ,staff.
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11, . GOSPEL SINGING What Was It Like?"; 7:30 p.m., A tion with farm organizations,, can be held March 21 in the Commun- the Y.P.U. anniversary to be held -of The Huron E I xpositor.- Shle was�
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EVANGELISTIC PREACHING Lenten Journey, The Direction We find a solution," he said. HY Hall. Everybody is to bring in the auditorium of the church also ed by a brother,,
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Take; No. 1, "The Prodigal Son: He agreed that Canada had not lunch, consisting of sandwiches and Sunday'morning, May 12th. - The Grant Fraiser, in 1946. She was a
Hearty -Welcome To All (Jesus Did Not Use the Term regained her American market tarts. Lunch committee for March meeting closed with "Tops." member' of Firs , t Presbyterian
.; Prodigal), Why?"- 10 am., The since the last World War and very is Mrs. Roy Williamson, Mrs. D. Church and the Women'i Mission -
DR. J. SEMPLE Church School; 16:15, The Minis- little of the other export market. Fraser, Mrs. -J. Brace, Mrs. H. Parson: "'Tommy, every. time I ary Society.
ter's Bible Class; 11 • am The We rely almost entirely on our Smalldon, Mrs. L. Ryan and Mrs, bear you swear the chills go dawn ,
Minister I my back." Surviving are two daughters,
Nursery; 11:30, Junior &iuirch; Canadian market," Finance Minis- Joe Rjan. Two directors to re- Mrs Alvin (Jean) Dale, Little,
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12:10, Church Membership Class- ter Harris said. He told of how present the Institute on the. Fair I and tle,
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J, A"MillllllilllllillliillifililliiiiiiilliiiI Dr. J. Semple, Minister. Ottawa was working with delega-. Board are Mrs. Jack Bryans and our house yesterday when Dad Galt; two sisters, Mrs. George
I - - ___ I tions from the Canadian Federa, Mrs. Ken McDonald. shut his finger in the door, you'd Lowery, Brussels, and Mrs, John
. tion of Agriculture and the Farm- Mrs. Earl Mills took 'charge of'have froze 'to death," I Vrooman, Goderich;, 12 grandchflw
ers' Union in a combined effort to the meeting and conducted a sing- Iren and nine great-grandchildren.
PRICED FOR QUICK Forums Discuss reach a. solution to existing prob- song. The motto, "Feed the fam- , ,- - The body was at the G. A. Whit-
lems. He did not favor the Unit- ily what they require, rather than CROMAIZTY ney funeral home where funeral
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I SALE Gordon ite"Pon ed States farm subsidy system as what they desire," was presented BUY your diamond at 25% dis- services were conducted Saturday
the proper system for eventual by Mrs. G. MeGavin., She stated count at SAVAUGE7S. March Sale, at 3:45 p.m. by Rev. D. Glenn
Cement Block one -storey dwel- NO, 4 FORUM prosperity. I . that there was more illness in the Seaforth.-(Advt.), I Campbell. Burial was'in Maitland-
l ling; modern conveniences. Cen- No. 4 Farm Forum, McKillop, Unbounded optimism for the fu- wealthier class of people than the Mrs. Grace Wren, Seaforth, spent bank cemetery. Pallbearers 'were
. -trally located, was held at the home of Mr. and ture of Canada was expressed by poorer class. The rich having the weekend with Mr. and Mrs T A. W. Dunlop, Hartman Huisser,
Mrs. Robert Campbell Monday ev- Finance Minister Harris who said, more money, naturally spend more Laing and also called on o_tber' Charles Pinder, Albert Baker, Wm.
Modern brick dwelling on James -ening. Following the discussion, "Canada will expand in the next on rich foods and sweets.
. Street; double apartment. Good euchre was enjoyed, winners be- ten years at a rate that will make Mrs. Mills introduced Ahe guest friends. . - . . Miller and Eldon Halley. Flower-
. investment. Mrs. Jefferson, of Munro,- visit- andchild4n.
: ing: high, Mrs. James Keys and any other previous period seem speaker, Miss Bullock, ,of Walker- ed M Tuesday with Mr., and Mrs, I J. W. HART
Two-storey brick dwelling on Harry Nesbitt; low, Mrs. George small by comparison." He Telt ton, Home Economist for Huron Gordon Laing, I A largely attended funeral ser-
�, Stone and Reg Stone, that Canada did need more people, and Bruce, choosing as her sub -
I James Street, in excellent condi- Mr. Eldon Allen, Roberf Laing vice for John Walker Hart was
�d Priced The next meeting will be held that there was a shortage of labor ject, "A -H Club Program." Four-
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sight. Worth investigating. Pos- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Har- and there was a need for plenty H Homemaking Clubs are for and Calvin Christie attended the conducted Saturday at
� 1806&= arranged, ry Nesbitt Monday evening. of labor without unemployment. learning, including anyone from 12 Hog Producers' Association -annual Rev. • D. Glenn Campbell, of First
meeting in Toronto on Wednesday. Presbyterian Church, at the G. A.
� PARR LINE, FORUM Stating that Mr. McLean had to 26 years of age. A club ,can be Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace and Whitney funeral home. Suffering a
I OTHER PROPERTIES ALSO Parr Line Forum met at the proved himself to be a "very good started with as few as three mem-
t . family visited with Mr. and Mrs. severe heart attack while at work
I LISTED home of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, member at Ottawa," Finance Min- b rs,-and the local leader must at' Frank Caddick in Londion, on Sun- at R.C.A.F. Station, Clinton, Wed -
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with 15, members pres- ester Harris said the present gov- Nd a two-day course before day. Sun- nesday morning, Mr. Hart died
r M. A. REID ent. The topic' for discussion was ernment wanted a representative teaching the class. Achievement . .
REAL ESTATE . Phone 214 for the second time, "The Gordbn from this particular part of West- Day is held when each club ex- .Mrs. T. L. Scott attended the suddenly, shortly after being ad -
Commission." Executive of tbe-W.M.S in mitted to Scott Memorial 'Hospital,
Commission." em Ontario. hibits their Projects. There are 17 9t. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Seaforth. .
After listening to the broadcast, Secretary of the meeting was projects in club' activity, namely, in Stratford. Mr. Hart served with the Perth
. the forum discussed the questions Bruce Erskine, of Goderich. Of- five nutrition projects, five cloth- Nancy Allen has Sufficiently re- Regiment from 1939 to 1945. He .
We Specialize in in the pamphlet: (1) The Gordon ficial greetings to -Clinton were ex- ing projects, two home furnishings, covered to return to her home was a member of Seaforth Branch
I . I Commission forecasts a progres- pressed by Mayor W. J. Millir. clothes closets up-to-date, home de- 156 of the Canadian Legion, and
. . sive industrialization of agricul- Treasurer's report was given by fence, first aid and sanitation, hos- from the hospital.
. Mr. Oswald Walker
Roy Lamont. Others who spoke at pitality club and garden club. The fortune to fall and, fracture his hip
�. All Lines of tore -large farms, fewer farmers ,had the roil- of Britannia Lodge, and of the I.O.
I �, I the meeting included: Arnold Dar- merits of a good club leader are: O.F. '
. . greater mechanization, and so on.Funeral services. were under the
I while on a visit to his son Carl's . .
I W important roch, of Clifford, Liberal candidate 1, To make it interesting for the home on Tuesday evening. He was auspices of the Seaforth Bran&
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1, INSURANCE problems that you face in making for Wellington -Huron; Donald Blue, girls; 2. Have interesting mater- removed to South Huron Hospital. of the Canadian Legion, with Leg-
, I I DWELLING these changes? (b) How should of Ripley, former M.P. and Liberal; ial; 3. Have a wide scource of Mr. Sam McCurdy has ion President John Holland in
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, POLICY these problems be met? candidate in Bruce; James Cory, knowledge. The theme aking� part in the funeral
.1 - In answer to the above, in our of Atwood, former M.P.-for Perth; clubs is, "Learn to do -by doing.- � . I service at the graveside were a
, alien fall fire and liability cover own district we do not think that Ivan Kalbfleisch, of Zurich, presi- Mrs. George Love, on behalf of .
!, I . ago -at 10% below regular rates to there will be any drastic change delit of Provincial Liberal Associa- the Institute, thanked the speaker firing party from R.C.AY. Sta-
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I . I tome owners. in farming. The Ontario farmer tion for Huron; James Scott, of for her informative talk and pre-
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1. ; I . cannot get enough capital to ex- Seaforth, former Provincial Liber- sented her with a gift.. BUY your diamond at 250/o d,is- Band. Pallbearers were Wilfred
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1 I WATSON & /REID pand any more. We have no crys- al candidate; Hugh Hill, of Gode- The collection was taken up and count at SAVAUGE'S March, Sale, son, Robert Smith, M. R. Rbimie
I , tal ball, and so• therefore we can- rich, former Liberal candidati in the Sunshine Box passed aroun(L Seaforth-(Advt.). ' - and Win. MakIns. Flowerbearers
A! Y. A. REID - Proprietor not predict what problems we will Huron; Hugh Hawkins, of Clinton- The meeting closed with, ,,Ther
. % Mr. and Mrs. James Keys and were four - members of the Cana-
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't be facing 25 years� from now. Earl Campbell, of Hay Township. Queen." The hosteides forlhe af� Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Pa le at- than Legion. Burial was - in Mait,
,.. Immrance & Real Estate After the discussion progressive The resolutions committee was ternoon were Mrs. Wm. Turnbull, tended the College Royal at the landbank cemetery. . I
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Phone 214 ; Seaforth euchre was played, winners being: made up of Clifford Dunbar, Ivan Mrs, E. Stevens, Mrs. Herb Wil- O.A.C., Guelph, on Wednesday. . .
l.. . I ladies, Mrs. Gordon Coleman, and Kalbfleisch and John A. McEwan. liamson and Mrs. Ed. Miller. Mrs. P. Hunter, Toronto, was a as, are visiting Mrs. Orren's'- par
Mrs. Eldon Jarrott; gents, Jack Societies To Meet visitor here over the weekend at cuts, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Dunlop,
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1. Soldan and Howard. Adkins. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon The WA. and W.MS. meeting the home of her, mother, Mrs. J, prior to leaving for England.
�- . 'S TAXI The next meeting will be will be held Friday afternoon, L. Smith. -
?,i LEMON' held Jatrott when the topic will be 0 Mrs. Peter Christenson and Mr.
i, .1 and PARCEL SERVICE ST. PATRICK'S ,-&no Never the Twain Shall March 8, in the basement of Duff's Mr. and, Mrs. W. Elliott, Mrs. T. Olaf Christenson are visiting tli�
An Passengers Insured- Meet -Do Farmers. Workers Have United'Church, at mother. in Denmark, who is ser-
,, . 2 p.m., follow- Phillips and Mrs. A., Wright have ious, ill: , I
i: PHONES: BOX SOCIAL ed. with the World Day of Prayer returned from a trip to Florida. y
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t Cavan Church, WINTHROPWEVIVROP at 3 p.m. The Canadia& Girls) in Mr. Brock McDoriald, of Wood -
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I . Thursday, March 14, 8:30 S.S. No. 2 Farm Forum held its Training will hold their .service at bridge, was in town over e week -
k, � IRISH PROGRAM . . Monday night meeting at the home 8 p.m• the same, evening, Next end. I Hospital, is now at his residence,
. . Sunday, March 10, the monthly Mrs. Peter Hay, of Niag George St. North.
. of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson McClure earn Falls,
'.. Something to sell? Something Girls and Ladies bring 'boxes. Will meeting of the Mission Band will Mrs. Patricia Troutbeck and
1, to buy? Phone 41, Seaforth. be drawn for by numbers. with 22 adults present. The ques- was a weekend guest of Mrs' T. ,
.11 tion for discussion was, "The Gor- be held at 11 a.m. . i D. Oliver. Miss Troutbeek were in Waterloo
I , Commission forecast a Hold Successfid Euchre d Kitchener Sunday.
. r I e Mr. John F. Daly and family -aw
. gressive industrialization of aPro- A very successful progressive and Mr. George Daly Mr. Arthur libutledge, who re-
, blue coal 1 FOR SALE don gri- euchre party under the a spent Sun- cently unddrwent a serious opera-
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larger farms, fewer farm- auspices day with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
I . WILLIS DUNDAS 100 Acres in Tuckersmith; good ers, greater mechanization, and of the Women's Institute, was held McConnell and Mr. Edmund Daly. tion in Toronto General Hospital,
convalescing at his home here.
Mmmvion Stove and Furnace oil buildings. Priced to sell. so on: (a) What are the most im- in the Community Hall last Friday Miss Elva Keith has returned af- is
11 :, DUN portant problems that you face in evening, with 18 tables at play. The ter spending several weeks at Mr. and Mrs. John Talbot and
. — prize winners were: ladies, lone Clearwater, Florida. Miss' Ella Elder attended an At-
, Phone 573 or 138 Practically new home on North making these changes? (b) How hands Mrs. R. Hoy; high points, Master-Seargent, and Mfs. Orren Home in Smithson Public School,
Main. Oil heated. Very should these problems be met? Mrs. hands,
Sholdice; low, Miss * 'Kitchener, on Sunday, sponsored
I 11 In answer to the first question, . and -family, of Wichita Falls, Te ,
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I ... I 5 -Room Frame on Market St the laboring man is doing less and School Council.
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® payment. is expected to work more for less CONSTANCE NEWS- OF THE WEEK
"I I - money. We are absolutely OPPOS- BUY your diamond at 25% dis- High School. We congratulate
c I IAPLM 6-Roorfi Frame,on East William. ed to the farm population getting count at SAVAUGE'S March Sale, Lawrence on his -success in 'this
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FARM 5 -Room Home on Louisa St. too much for all you get out of . Mr. and Mrs, Earl Lawson and I I
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, I 8 -Room Home on East William. In the process of larger Jarms, ited last Tuesday with Mr. and visited, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. . .
., . 42686 I Would make good two -fan . problems encountered would be: Mrs. A. D. McCartney, of Clinton .
dly difficulties in procuring steady, re- , Mr. and Mrs. Borden Brown ** Jack Dodds and Mr. and Mrs. E.
: ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Apply to . I vis- F. Warren, and family, of London,
� . I liable hired labor at a satisfactory ited with friends in Hapover last and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dale, of and FUEL OIL
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1. ... . E. farmer has some real backing Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yungblut, of
Phone 334 Res. 540 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jewitt and W.m. M. Hart-
, ; MAIN ST. - SEAFORTH Phone 458 from parents or otherwise, he could Londesboro, visited with Mr- and Larry and, Mr. and Mrs. rs. Wilbur .
7 . . .. I not start farming, even if he pre- Mrs. Charles Dexter Thursday of j ill Phone 794 ,:: Sedoith
OVFICE In the QUEEN'S HOTEL ferred it, because of high capital last week. Jewitt visited Sunday with their. I -
mother, Mrs. Jewitt, Sr., at' Forest'
and machinery investments nec, Mrs. A. Baldwin, of Omenee, is Mr. a'nd. Mrs. Thomas M
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t , essary; harder to keep up schools visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. L, ael and Evelyn, of Gioderich, vis- Eastern Star
,and churches; (b) Long-term cred- Whyte for a couple of weeks.
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I it would assist so far; give us a Miss Muriel Dale', of Brampton, and Mrs-. Wm. Dale and family,
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I." Euchre prizes were won by: Mr. and Mrs, Frank Riley and
most games, Mrs. Robert McMil- Douglas and Miss Heather Norris, Friendly Few Forum
.�;� I I �. I I lan and Bert McClure; lone hands, of Guelph, spent the weekend with The Friendly Few Farm, Forum SALE.
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T�,.,, . 1. & -1 .. Mrs, Walter McClure and Walter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods, of met at the home of'Mr. and Mrs, � .
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After the discussion progressive Saturday,, March 9
I .. , . Scott and Secord McBrien. Miss Joyce Jewitt,, of Thorodale, ' -
f., , 1. .1 , I . euchre was played. Winners were* .
,�.'; � . . � The next meeting on March 11 visited with her parents, Mr. and high, Mrs. George Leitch and Den- . -
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will be held at the home of Mr, Mrs. W. Jewitt, over the weekend
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"I , � and Mrs. Secord McBrien, Hallett. Mr. Murray Dale spent the week ms Jewitt; ow M s Ea Laws
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A0 I end in Toronto. ' .. ad Rbnald Jewitt. The next M. E. Clarke's Showr In
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211 I � - I C.G.I.T. MEETING Miss Inez Brown, _RegN of meeting will be held 'at the home
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... " , I Egmondville C.G.I.T, girls op- Guelph spent the weeke with of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson. Seaforbh
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i,,`�,�, �. , I . I ened the regular meeting Monday Mr. and Mrs, Borden Brown.
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