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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1957-04-12, Page 4a`. Oil .SHOP YOUR $t ;ids Inserted At Nein Low Cash fates E,;WANTED, LOST AND FOUND, ETC. — Per Watt lat Week 1 Cent Ind Week % Cent 3rd Week ti Gent Minimum charge, each insertion25 Cents Each figure, initial and abbreviation counts as one word. iidti ;Of Thanks, In Memoriam Notices, Coming Events -1 cent per word. Minimum, r .h.Al Oeuts per week. tlgpl�lr%es, may be directed to a Box No., c/o The Huron Expositor, for 15 centsgqe�xtra./ *eel cents additional will be charged if ads in above class are not paid wheat 10 deans oe date of final insertion. l8i#the, Marriages and Deaths inserted free of charge. potion Sales. Notices to Creditors, Etc. -Rates on application. • Coming Events LADIES' GULL') of St, Thomas' Church isre holding a rummage sale in the Pariah Ilan on Saturday, April 27. 4665-1 GODERICH PAVILION -Cabaret danc- ing every Saturday night; Don Downs and Isis Orchestra thr h April. Easter Teen - Age Record Hop. Friday, April 26, with 9ohnny Brent, disc jockey and M.C. of' CKNX. Phone 675 or 419. 4654x4 Property For Sale FOR SALE--Eight-room frame house in Walton, in good condition; three-piece bath, pressure system; good well On pro- )erty ; also double garage. Good loca- tion. Apply I to MRS. F. H. MILLER. Rhone Seaforth 832 r 21. 4653-2 FOR SALE -SL' -room frame house, bathroom and basement; newly painted: new furnace; one block from Main Street. May be seen Saturdays only by appoint- ment. Possession May 15th. Apply to B. G. MEM. Phone 78, Dominion Bank BMdg. 4654-3 FOR SALE Neat frame cottage on Centre Street Seaforth. 50 -acre grass farm in McKillop Town- ship. Drilled well with windmill. All workable land and well ,drained. In grass at present time. This is one of the 'best fifty acres in the district. Also 100 acres of grass land in Tucker- emitb. Number of other farms with buildings. HAROLD JACKSON, Seaforth. 4655-1 For Rent FOR RENT --Three-room furnished apart- ment. 'ORVILLE OKE, Seafortb. 4655-tf Poultry BRAY CHICKS -For all markets. Pul- lets. Started. Broilers. Prompt • ship- ment. .Wide choice. Ask agents: MRS. ALEX PATERSON, Brucefield, Phones Clinton HU. 2-9232, Seaforth 659-23; or 'JOHN PRUIN. R.R. 2, Seaforth. Phone 845 r 21. 4654-13 Personals SUFFERING from Backaches, Rheums. tie Pain, Sciatica, Lumbago is over if you let RUMACAPS help you to relief. Ask your druggist. 4650-1 HYGIENE SUPPLIES (Rubber Goods),I mailed pertraid in plain, sealed envelope with prise list. 6 samples 25c; 24 sam- ples 51.00. Mail -Order Dept. T -70, NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 61, Hamilton. Notices For Sale FOR SALE --Rodney oats, power clean- ed, Apply JAMES LANDSBOROUGH. Phone 665 r 16, Seaforth. 4653x3 TIMOTHY SEED FOR SALE- -Apply LOU BOLTON. Phone 340 r 22 Sea - forth. 4655x2 FOR SALE --A quantity of storm win- dows. all sizes. Apply SEAFORTH SHOES LIMITED, Seaforth. 4655-1 FUR SALE. Baby bugge and small crib in good condition. PHONE 651 r 41, Sea- "orth. 4655-1 CALF FOR SALE- Phone 667 r 24, Seaforth. GORDON REYNOLDS. 4655-1 FOR SALE-• 10 pigs six NICK PAN VUUG'T, R.R. Phune 849 r 22, weeks old. 1, Seaforth. 4655x1 FOR SALE -A yellow checked spring •oat size 8-10. PHONE 672 r 23. 4655-1 FOR SALE - Martin Senour paints. nOR^EN BROWN, R.R, 2, Seaforth, Phone 841 r 2. 4654-16 BRITISH KNIT NYLONS are guaran- teed to wear a DEFINITE time, BAR- BARA MILNER. Phone 393, Seaforth. 4654-tf FOR SALE-- Rodney oats, timothy seed, flax seed and baled hay. JOHN W. THO•MPSON, R.R. 2, Seafurth. Phone 8:33 r 31. 4654-tf LAWN G12ASS SEED. nursery mixture. for sun and shade. H, C. Downham Nurs- ery Co. ERIC MILNER. Phone 393. 4654-tf FOR SALE --d0 steers, Herefords and eurhams, approximately 600 pounds. 1. L• O'REILLY, R.R. 2, Dublin. Phone 41 r 13, Dublin. 4635-1 FOR SALE ---Man's bicycle; play pen and mattress; commode chair and strol- ler. Phone 57941. MRS. GEO. MILLER, Seaforth. ;4655-1 FOR SALE-'Gerard-Heintzman upright piano, in good condition. Reasonable. Box 616, HURON EXPOSITOR. 4635x1 FOR SALE- Pasture -ready Durham Bind Hereford heifers; also rely pen in good condition. GORDON S0OTT, Phone 836 r 32, Seaforth. 4655e1 FOR SALE -••1390 Maidstone Cross pul- lets, lite tve,'ks r'd: •tier 2 1 twelve vetks old. GL.F.N MrN1CHOL, R.R. 2. Wr.!ten. Ph, re) SI31 r 24. e .:dor:h. 1555x2 FOR SALE- Severe! t,? ,t sets. •oed washer, rnechints end� ,'.'4 refrig- • set, re, at si,crial Irises A1;'., DUBLIN 2LEtEl RIC. Phone 70 r 2. L. ahl!n, 1634-tf OREISS. YOUR l URNIT17RE from Duh- lin Electric, TV swivel rhsit•s in :toe!: at e .u.in'_s. " UUBI- IN ELECTRIC, 40s4-16 FOR SALE -• Al:is - Chalmers forage !.luver• t•. ith outside and i•t:id : for - 1 OTLC,--Fully experienced carpenter, ace wagon b'x: [Teri rr ..' seem se :leant' now self-«mployed. wishes repair work of aiti, tai -i. •s et,r1 li=en -1. >.a••s ultl. any kir9. PETER MALCOLM. Phone ERNIE ROSS, Rh'. - i0iU••ren. -Ph .r ' 674-M. 4653-4 45 r N. Dublin. !b:''•al NOTICE -Would you like to have your • ashes, dirt or garbage taken away or your '- basement basement cleaned up? CALL 740-J. 4055+:'_' RAD1O REPAIRS -- For all kinds of radios, at 'TERRY'S RADIO SERVICE. opposite Dick }louse. Seaforth. Phone 347-R. Tenders Wanted TENDERS WANTED 4654-16 Tenders will be rete rher] hy• the under- , si med up to and inr•luting May 15, 197,7, LAWNMOWER SERVICE -Sharpening, for the instal,ntinn of 11 heating system in repair and overhaul on all makes of Eumond•:elle United Church. mowers and eigines. Repair and main- tenance of ai#lcooled engines. CROWN HARDWARE- 707. 46;2x4. PRIVATE TUITION given b 1 Y young lady graduate, experienced tutor, all sub- jects in .1 nninr Grades: English and His- tory all Senior Grades. Improvement in students' results assured. Apply Box 612. HURON EXPOSITOR. 4634.2 COMPLETE LAUNDETERIA in Sea - forth and district and Dry Cleaning Ser- vice Phone 393, ERIC MILNER FLOWERS, Seaforth, agent for Brady Cleaners & Laundeteria Ltd.. Exeter. 4654-tf NOTICE -Gravel, fill, top soil and cement gravel. Manure loading and lawns filled. Any kind of work with cat, trac- tor and trucks, by job or by hour. JACK 11cLLW AIN or HARVEY MCLLW AIN, , Seaforth. 4653x NOTICE --We have a large stock of Paper on hand. We will supply and hang ,paper in any room up to 9 by 10 by 12 for $5.00 per room. Painting, paperhang- ing, -graining, glazing. Fast service. H. T. KENDRICK, Centre St, Seaforth. 465e-4 SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL --Sep- tic tanks, cesspools, etc., pumped and cleaned with sanitary modern equipment. All work guaranteed. Estimates given without obligation. LOUIS BLAKE, R.R. 2, Brussels. Phone 42 r 6, Brussels. 4646x241 ATTENTION, FARMERS - Prompt, courteous collection of all dead and disabled farm animals and hides. Call collect, ED. ANDREWS, 851 r 11, Sea - forth. Associated with Darling & Co., of Canada Ltd. 4654-tf NOTICE Twp. of Tuckersmith Township of Tuckersmith Dumping Ground will be open on Wednesday and Saturday afternoon from 1 to 6 pan., until further notice. E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk. 4654-tf NOTICE Village of Hensall TO ALL DOG OWNERS All dogs must be tied up from April 1st tie October 31st. Also all dog owners must secure their dog tetra 'before May 1st, or be liable to a fine. J. A. PATERSON, Clerk, - Village of Nensall. i 4634.2 ,WATERLOG ,E.BREtDING $gOCIA11.014 R''h6i4 $ottoY ' u1in ,tX iTsed" . or 8r4i4Idtll latent #ittlu %%rination a�rizac i» „all tis,kr-;cattle Plume C b7d etlrlig {ops acaattd ; > a � 41i, het*Cl` ala gl 46641'4 rig Fur further information, consult: IVY HENDERSON. Chairman of the Ru-rrd R.R. 3. Seaforth, Ont 4654.2 DRAIN TENDERS Township of Hibbert Drain tenders will he received by the undersigned until 2 p.m. MONDAY, MAY 6. 1907 on the Ramsey Drain in Cromarty for 88fr '!n'al feet 10 -inch tile, 260 lineal feet fl- inch tile, and 965 lineal feet 6 -inch tile. 7untractor to supply tile, dig, lay and hncicfill. Plans and specifications may be seen at Clerk's Office. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Marked cheque for 1056 of the hid must accom- ?any each tender. ROY BURCHILL, Clerk, R.R. 2, Dublin, Ont, 4635-1 TENDER FOR CON- STRUCTION OF BIG MUNICIPAL DRAIN Twp. of Tuckersmith Tender; for construction of the Big Municipal Lrain, Township of Tucker - smith, will be received by the undersigned up to 7030 p.m., April 18, 1957. This work consists of 24,200 lineal feet of open drain (12,700 cu. yds. excavation). Plans and specificatione may he seen at the Clerk'e Office. Marked cheque for 10% of the tender must accompany each tender. Lowest .or any tender not necessarily accepted. E. P. CHESNEY. Clerk, ` R.R. No. 4, Seaforth, Ont. 4654-2 TENDER FOR CON- STRUCTION OF Mc- GREGOR DRAIN Twp. of Tuckersmith Tenders for eonetruction of the Me - Gregor Municipal• Drain will be received by the. undersigned up to 7:30'p.m. April 18, 1967. This work consists of 5,680 lineal feet 'of tile drain, 3 catch basins, 1 field stone proteetien. Plans and specificetions may be seen at the Clerk's Office. Marked eheque for,' 10% of bid must accolti9iany each tender. neevot 'Or any tender not necessarily secelited. P. CILti5get, Clerk, r :1+1d 519 '$h id hr i Ott OM' Auction Sales AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects, in the Town of Seaforth, on FRIDAY, APRIL 12th, at 1:80 p,m., on High Street• Vine -foot Kelvinator Frigidaire; four chrome kitchen chairs; kitchen extension table; buffet and chairs.; tables: cup-, beards; occasional chairs; 2 bedroom suites, complete; rug. 12x12; scatter mats; 2 wall racket 1 full view mirror: folding bed, apuinge and mattress; modern desk; medicine cabinet; dishes; sealers; pictures; electric heater; several pairs drapes; 3,ocomative washer ; new Propane gas stove with coal and wood annex, clear -view door; hot plate; 11/2 tons hard coal; trardeo tools; almost new C.C.M. boy's bicycle; lawn mower; garden hose; lawn sprinkler ; cooking utensils; other articles too numerous to mention, TERMS --Cash. BILL AUSTIN, Proprietor. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. E. P. Chesney, Clerk" 4654-2 AUCTION SALE Of Machinery, Feed and Household Ef- fects. at Lot 20. Concession 19. McKillop Township. Ile miles south of Walton and let miles east, on SATURDAY, APRIL 13, at 1:30 pen.: MACHINERY--V,A. Case tractor; 2 - furrow McCormick ace -bottom tractor Plow ; 12 -plate Waterloo double disc; 7 -ft Massey -Harris binder; spring tooth har- rows; 3 -section steel harrows; rubber tire wagon and hay rack ; 6 -ft. McCormick mower; manure spreader; electric De Laval cream separator•(stainless steel, 6512 lbs,); electric Ebersol hammer mill (used only 2 winters) ; electric saw: electric drill and emery: electric brooder; fanning turn: cutting box; rubber tire wheelbarrow new): hay fork with rope and car; aluminum scythe handle (new); harness; forks: shovels, etc, FEED -About 4 tons mixed hay; quan- tity of straw: quantity of mixed grain. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -1 oak, bed - mom suite; 1 wooden bedroom suite: 1 iron bed dresser. stand: 1 McClary an- nex for wood or coal (nearly new) ; 3 dining room chairs: kitchen table and [•hairs; 1 big easy chair: walnut Vietrola: glass cupboard (2 pieces): linoleum rue 9' x 12' : linoleum rue 6' x 8� : cloth' rust 6' x 6': corner bookshelf; lawn seat; lawn mower; Raymond sewing machine; numerous other articles. No'reserve, Terms --Cash. Farm gold LESLIE BOLTON, Proprietor. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. Alex Dennis. Clerk. 4655-1 CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock, Machinery Household Effects. Grain. Hay, Etc., at Lot 18, Con. 16. Grey Township 1t4 north and 4 miles ,.est of Walton or 5% south and 4 miles east of Brussels, on TUESDAY, APRIL 16th, at 12:30 pen.: MACHINERY -- Allis-Chelmer WD -45. fully equipped, 2 years old: 2 -row corn Or bean scuffle), with beet disc for same tractor; 8 -furrow tractor plow : tractcr disc; :3 -section spring tooth harrows; 5- sertinn dinmond harrows: 13 -disc Interna- tional fertilizer drill: steel roller; SP -read - away manure spreader n1' d•,; Mount Fore -t threshing machine, threshed only n -'res: 6 -foot mower, John Deere; side rake i like new(; 't1 -H, render: binder wat.her; ,Uttar beet puller. 1048 it.:, ten (:her.. truck with stake rack ; 1 good two - wheel trailer: Viking eleettic cream sets arator. used 9 months: M. -:l. rt•uble unit milking machine pail and cups; milk sans and other milking equipment 1 scales: fanning mill ; root pulper; electric ham- mer mill and 3 H.P. motor ; forks, uhoeels, chains. and many other articles: rabter tired farm wagon : lli-fn t hay rack : •30411t•, of el.m and hemlock lumber. C:A'I'T1,E- 7 Rcgir;•,•, d H er inrd hull: 1 1 urham and Hcre-crrd u,•vs due in A rril and May; 1 young- .7 erre)• cow duo 'n 'Vivo • 5 Hereford steels and heifers 2 Years old: 12 Durham and Hereford steers and heifers rising 1 year ''11. • , PIGS 20 Vete: hog, 1S0 pounds. POULTRY- 100 year-old hens and spm' roultrs tquirmcnt; quantity of baled hay cnsi,age: 10 cercls of hard limb wood; , eller poets. HOUSEHOLD sFFEC'rS--Cnok 'stove: Inntin,, 0;3.44: 9 -piece walnut dining ream :,cite tattle, buffet. china cabinet anti 6 chairs: 1 itches tabic, chairs; kitchen cahinst: oast er o` .mall tables: rockers; econsional chairs, and many ether articles. -TERMS • Cash. Tractor and ihreshing machine may be purchased one -halt cash ; remainder sin months. un approved joint nate. ("arm rind. LAWRENCE JACKLIN, Proprietor. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer. LL P. Chesney,/ Clerk. 4650-1 CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Farm Stock. Machinery and House- hold Effects, at Lot 32, Con. 4, L.R.S., Tuckersmith Twp., 21/3 miles east of Brucefield, or 2154 west of Egmondville, on Mill Road, THURSDAY, APRIL 18th, at 12 o'clock sharp: CATTLE --.Registered Hereford bull, 4 years old: Registered Holstein cow 6 years old, fresh Jan, 1st (heifer calf) ; 1 Hol- stein cow 0 ycar'old, fresh 1 month (twin calves); I Holstein •cow 4 years old, fresh; 1 Holstein cow 3 years old, to freshen May 20; 1 Blue cow 6 years old, to freshen in June; 1 Registered Dual - Purpose. 2 years old. milking: 1 Durham cow 5 years old, fresh in December and ret,red : 2 Durham cows 6 years old, fresh 1 month; 1 Lytham cow 6 years old, due time of sale; 1 Jersey row 3 years old, fresh 1 month: 1 Jersey cow 7 years old, fresh 2 months; 1 Registered Hereford cow 6 years old, fresh 1 month (heifer calf) : 1 Registered Hereford heifer 3 years old : 1 Hereford cow 4 years old, due lime of .solo: 3 Hereford cows 4 yrs. old, fresh 2 months, retired Mar. 5 & Feb. 27; 7 two-year-old steers, 900 tbs.: 4 2 -year-old heifers, 700-,S00 tbs. ; 10 Here- ford yearlings; 4 Fall calves; number young calves. PIGS --2 York sows, 3 litters, bred Jan. 30; 2 York sows, 1 litter, bred Feb. 1 and 18; 1 York. hog 1 year old: 13 chunks. MACHINERY- McCormick -Deering 'H' tractor. smeller and bean puller (new in '51) ; McCormick -Deering 'A' tractor; New Holland haler 76; Case 6 -ft. combine with motor and all attachments: 1947 Stude- baker 3 -ton truck, equipped for beets; new all -steel wagon with 16 -ft, rack ; truck tire wagon, steel box; bale elevator; 81/ ft. McCormick -Deering stiff tooth cultiva- tor: Maesey-Harris drill; 7 -ft. McCormick - Deering power mower; Cockshutt 4 -bar side rake; 7 -ft. Case binder; 4 -section har- rows; 3 -section drag lever harrows; 9 -ft. 3drum 'steel roller; Mcbeering 3 -furrow ace bottom plow; McCormick -Deering man- ure spreader; Case 10 -inch hammer mill: fanning mill; aluminum wheelbarrow; root pulper; 12 milk cane and strainer; two -wheel trailer y'vith racks; May Rath "rain auger; bean cooker: electric pail: 32 -ft, extension ladder; electric fencer: Jackals jack ; water trough: iron kettle: poultry equipment, feeders, waters, drink- ers: 2,000-th, scales; 200 -gallon gas drum eith pump; work bench: 75 -ft. drive belt; Stewart electric clippers with brush at- taehment. HAY, STRAW and ''''GRAIN -Quantity of baled straw and hay; Rodney and Garry oats, suitable for seed, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS-- .Medium size Quebec heater; enamel Beach range; en - ismer topped table with drawers and bins: enamel utility cabinet; hot plate; 6 kit- chen chairs; studio couch. TERMS --Cash. No reserve; farm spld. WILSON BROADFOOT, Proprietor. Harold Jackson, Auctioneer, E. P. Chesney, Clerk, 4654-2 Shipments Abf iron ore from Can - mines in 1955 were, 16,445,411 tbfig More than' dtitt'hieslhipinents Cif 59541 Used Cars Far Sale FOR • SALE -1946 Chevrolet Sedan in excellent condition. Has to he aeon to be appreciated. ANDREW MO.ORE. Phone .647 r 81. 4654-2 FOR SALE -1950 Mercury Sedan, good condition; radio, whitewalls, fender skirts. Will accept trade. PHONE 648 r 41. 4665x1 THE. PUBLIC TRUSTEE as. Statutory Committee of 'the estate of George E. Drager offers for sale 194.6 Ply- mouth Sedan. Serial No. 9685351, 1956 licence No. 723068, located at M. E. Clarke's Service Station, Seaforth. Terms cash, Offers to purchase should ,.be for- warded to The Public Trustee 145 Queen St. W. Toronto, Ont. quoting file No. P. 23158-D-JHL 4655-2 Help Wanted • START a permanent year-round busi- ness. You begin earning goodmoney the first day. Strictly your own boss. Fames lex's exceptional quality assures' quick easy sales with plenty of repeat orders. Your home -town and surroundings -your territory. All families are customers and users of products such as ours, Write for details. FAMILEX, Dept. Fib, Station C Montreal, 4655-1 URGENTLY WANTDD-Girl or middle- aged woman to live in and to assist with housework in Seaforth home, equipped with all modern conveniences, including automatic washer and dryer: 8 school-age children. Permanent .employment, Good wages, Liberal time off. Apply to Box 614, HURON EXPOSITOR. 4654-2 BOOKKEEPER WANTED FOR FEED AND FARM SUPPLY BUSINESS' Apply in -writing to ROSS HENNINGAR, Manager, Seaforth Farmers Co-operative. 4656-1 Wanted WANTED ---152,000.00 for five-year period on farm. Apply Box 611, HURON EX- POSITOR. 4654x2 YOUNG LADY, with office, store, recep- tionist experience, wants position. Any- thing considered. Apply to Box 612, HUR- ON EXPOSITOR. 4659-2 WANTED -Gentleman requires room and board in Seaforth. five days a week. Apply to Box 615, HURON EXPOSITOR. 4655s1 WANTED -Apartment, unfurnished„ or three rooms in home; centrally located. MISS LILLIAN FAULKNE5, George St.. Seaforth. Phone 23 Daytime. 4655x1 Cards of Thanks grrr�n�rev �n+as:n Mr. and 'Mee 3 4 " d9. have returned from'1a ltacatkgp `Ur Florida. Mr.- and Mrs, Roy b*, of ;I- vinston, sp,ent Sunday ' yyith \ ige Doan's sister, Mrs. Robert'Daawson, and Mrs, HQI ner. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McBeath, of Wind,sor, are visiting Yi?i Mr. McBeath's parents, Mr, an Mrs:,M Walter McBeath. Mr. eB .alit is at present stationed with the Bell Telephone Co. at James `Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Filen spent the weekend with Mr. Alien's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs:' Edgar Allen, Mrs. Alton Johnston "is in Clinton Hospital, having undergone sur- gery. ' Mrs. B. Menerey, Bayfield, and Miss Marie Elliott Visited in Kit- chener on Wednesday of last week. ' We are sorry to report that Mr: Arthur Chapman suffered a severe heart attack ou Friday and is a patient in Clinton Hospital. Mr. Robert Davison and friend, of Leamington, visited over the weekend with Mr. Davison's par- ents, Rev. and Mrs. S. Davison. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Neale, of London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson. Mrs. Stackhouse re- turned home with them. Mr,S. H. Berry attended the fun- eral of Mrs. Fitzpatrick, of Exeter. Mrs. Fitzpatrick was, the former Annie Berry, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Berry,' Hensall. Rev. and' Mrs. E. R. Stanway, of London, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Baird. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Snelling, of Port Colborne, and Miss Thelma Snelling, of Kitchener, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snelling over the weekend. Mrs. Walter McBeath presided at the organ in Brucefield United Church during the absence of Mrs. J. R. Murdoch, who was vacation- ing in Florida. Mrs. Murdoch re- sumed her duties •SIJpday. W.A. Meeting The Woman's Association met in the schoolroom of the church Tues- day afternoon, April 2. with an at- tendance of 37, Mrs. H. Berry had charge of the devotional exercises and opened with Hymn 112, follow- ed with prayer. Miss Mayme Swan read the scripture from Matthew, chapter 16, verses 21 to 27, and Mrs. W. Broadfoot gave the topic, "Self -Sacrifice." This part of the meeting closed with Hymn 360 anis prayer. - The president then took the chair and the Creed was repeated in uni- son. The secretary and treasurer gave their reports and the roll call was answered with an Easter Mes- sage. Thank -you notss were -read from Mr, and Mrs. Colin West, Mrs. N. McLeod, Mrs, J. Cornish and Mrs. Alice Ham. The meeting was closed with the W.A. hymn and K$PPEN Miss Margaret Jean Broadfoot THANK YOU! I wish to thank my `'pent the weekend with friends in neighbors and friends who so kindly sent Varna, treats, cards and letters when I was in Mr. and Mrs. Ad Fisher, of the Hospital and since 1 came home.Andy SHIRLEY SIEMON and BOBBY Brantford, visited on Sunday with 4655x1 I WISH TO EXPRESS my gratitude to all those who sent me gifts, flowers cards apd letters while I was a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital. I would else like to thank anyone who aided at the scene of the accident, the doctors of Sea - forth Clinic, nurses at the Hospital and Box's Ambulance Service. 407,5-1 AGNES CARTER In Melnorlalm Ht(N'l'ER--In linin; memory of our dear husband. and father. Abrin Louis Hunter, ,tho passed away One year ago, April 7. 1)136, His memory is a keepsake With which we will never part; Though God has him in His keeping. We still have him in our heart. A'treys remembered by Wife Mar- t,e'et end dau htc•r Joan DOLMAGE--In loving memory of Mrs. Sidney Dolmage, who passed away two years ago, April 13. Beautiful memories of one su d=ars Treasured forever with love sincere. She suffered in silence when no one knew, No on knows what she went through. Her end was silent, her thoughts un- known, But she left a memory we are proud to own; We spent some happy days together, We spent some Had ones, too, But the saddest day of all, dear mother, Was the day that we lost you. -Ever remembered and sadly missed by Husband and Family. 465.s1 Deaths DONNELLY--1n Scott Memorial Hospital Seaforth on Wednesday, April 3. Francis Donnelly, of Hibbert, in his 740 year. GEIGER --Rev. Roy Geiger of §'ort Erie, Ont., died April 6. 1957, in hie 661h year. Burial in Zurich Evangelical Cemetery, Bronson Line, Wednesday at 2 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McBride. ' Mrs. Ray Hillier and John, of London. spent the past two weeks visiting Mrs. Hillier's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McMurtrie, Kippen East Wornen's Institute will meet Wednesday. April 17, at 2 o'clock. Hostess will be Mrs. E. Whitehouse and co -hostess, Mrs. Verne Aldnrdicr.> Roll call will be answered by "Pay your fees and join again." A poem will be given by Mrs. Fred Brock: current ev- ents, Mrs. Glen, Slavin, and con- test. Mrs. Russell Brock. This is the annual meeting and the election of officers for the coming year will be held. Con- veners of standing committees are asked 1 to have rep orfs ready. e v - Lunch- -.committee Arthur Varley, Mrs. Morley Coop- er. Mrs" Ken McKay, Mrs. Glen Slavin and Mrs. Russell Brock. Births BETTLES-On Wednesday. April 3, in the Royal Columbian Hospital, New West- minster, B.C. to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Betties, Haney, B.C., the gift of a daughter --June Elizabeth. BRAND -At Scott Memorial Hospital, on April 6, to Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Brand, R.R. 1, Zurich, a son. DALE -At Scott Memorial Hospital, on April 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Dale, Seaforth, a son. DAME- To Mr. and Mrs. John F. Daly, a daughter, on April 9, 1957, at St. Mich- ael's Hospital, Toronto. PARKER --Mr. and Mrs. George Parker (nee Judy Shaddickt. of Hensall, are happy to announce the birth of their daughter at Clinton Public Hospital, Friday, April 5, 1957. A Baster for Ricky. Announcement EXPORT PACKERS LIMITED, Toronto, an- nounce the transfer of the business of Dublin Creamery and Poultry Packers to Mr. W. Hugh Pugh who has been Manager of the Dublin and Sea - forth Branches for a number of years. While under the new ownership of Mr. Piigh, the busi- ness will continue to be operated as it has in the past, and. the continued co-operation and patron- age of the producers in the district served is requested for him. The transfer is effective April 1, 1957, and Mr. Pugh 'assumes full responsibility for the operation of the business as tit- that date, at which time EXPORT ,PACKERS LIMITED ceases to be re- sponsible for any claims arising out of dealings with Dublin Creamery and Poultry Packers. EXPORT PACKERS ' LIMITED nt have returned to I Stanley from, a [tires tion wxtil their ; daughter, „Mt lurid M. can, in Miami tea;. R1 horde they silent a:t rw4' Mr- ,arid, Mss- Bill i nide 1i `nh Miss', : WOWMurdoch in Uamilton and With Mr. and Mrs. F. Rumble in Toronto. While there they were guests at a d,inner.party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Rurltble's twelfth wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.. Harry West, of Sarnia, were weekend guests , w#13Mr. and Mrs, Walter Spencer and family. Mrs. Percy Campbell' had the misfortune to receive painful bruis- es to her body when k- cow she was 'milking kicked her, As she jumped to avoid the animal, she sprained her ankle Mrs. Donald MacDonald was the guest speaker at the meeting of Hensall Evening Auxiliary of the United' ' Church Monday evening, presenting a very inspiring ad- dress, telling of some of her work as a missionary in India, custom "and conditions there, a challenge to renew our faith and express our love for 'Jesus Christ. The speaker was introduced by Mrs. C. D. Dan- iel and thanked by Mrs. D. Cook. Guests for the evening were the. Arnold Circle or Cartmel Church, Anglican W.A. 'rom St. Paul's, Hensall, and the V.M.S. members of this, church w were extended a welcome by t' ' president, Mrs Jack Drysdale. Mrs. J. Corllntt was in charge of the devotionalt3ibie passages from Mark, chapters 15 and 16, the (trial, judgment crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Mrs. W. Richardson offered prayer and Mrs. Corbett gave a poem, "Cross Against the Sky." Miss Mary Goodwin reported for the visiting committee. Mrs, T. Lavender con- tributed a reading; piano solo, Nelson McClinchey; reading, Miss M. Ellis, 'Parable of the Rest"; vocal number by ladies of the Arnold' Circle, . composed of Mrs. Harold Bell, Miss Shirley Bell, Mrs, A. Kerslake, Miss Hannah Murray and Mrs. Harry Hoy, who sang, "How Great Thou Art." Mrs, W. Brown accompanied at the pian.o. Luncheon was served by the hostesses, Mrs. L. Chapman and Mrs. H. Elder, and their commit - prayer. Group I had charge of the lunch and program. Mrs. Davison read a story on the Crucifixion of Christ. A very touching pantomine was given by Miss'Marie Elliott, Mrs. H. Allen, Mrs. W. Burdge and Mrs. G. Elliott. Mrs. G. Richard-• son sang one verse of the hymn, "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross," as each approached the Cross and knelt in an attitude of prayer. When all surrounded the Cross, the congregation sang as a prayer, "Beneath the Cross of Jesusu, I Fain •Would Take My Stand." SHARE -THE -WEALTH I NSATURDAY, APRIL. 1: 9:00 gni. Legion Hall, HENSALL — 15 GAMES OF BINGO ••• 10 cents a game $5.00 Door Prase; Draw for TV Chair and Electric Coffee • Percolator Sponsored by Hensall Branch Canadian Legion 463 Huron Football Association - MEETING 8:30 p.m. Monday, April 15 Winthrop Hall EVERYBODY WELCOME! BARRY MARSHALL Acting -President HARRY \BOLGER Secretary Mr :Aft:Dick-'1s"' a patient'in St,' iTosepW -' hospital, London, in the iiilterests of itis health'.. Su�iday 4 Gdsittoors. with Mr. apd Ors.Siitn'"Itnobol and Mafia were. bMr. and Mrs. Anthony .Gelderland and san, of Ridgetown, 'Miss MajaRoobol, nurse -in -train- ing at Victoria Hospital, London, visited over the weekend with her patents, Mr, and Mrs. S. Roobol. At Hensall-Chiseih.urst Young People's, Union meeting held at Cbiselllurst special presentations were made to two of the. members, Nel$on McClincbey and Geraldine Parker, in recognition of having dedicated their lives for full-time service to the church, and were each presented with a 'book en- titled, "A Man Called Peter." The presentation was made possible through the committee of colleges. and students of the United Church. Tuesday, April 23 9:30 to 12;30 • Seaforth[- ' Community Ventre Music by Johnny Siska'hµd his Silver Bar' Ranch Boys of CBCO-TY,,: Kitchener Aaspices WOMEN'S INBTITUE Admission 75 Centel ••,- ROWN Somethings to sell? Something to buy?uPhone 41, Seafoi HARDWARE CuffsPk�S !'.i)z'fe:,y:•2�`�",.. � :9gA.i.Y:fic>'y'�R' �ro)a.: TO JUST 88c while present stocks last Reg. values 9 up to $2.00 r CROWN HARDWARE Phone 797 : Seaforth For All Your Spring FEEDING SUPPLIES CHICK STARTER - MASH or KRUNIS GROW MASH — MASH 'RUMS or PELLETS BEEF CONCENTRATE, ETC. -As well cis — SEED GRAIN — GRASS SEEDS FERTILIZERS —ETC. SEE: Seafor-t-h farmers Ce -operative 1 EGGS and POULTRY Phone 13 FEED MILL Phone 9 We will have a continuous supply of CEMENT in, stock , at current prices throughout the year'. COME I N ! CASH IN: DRIVE OUT IN ONE! r re A qtr %ma mmuu 1 PKegmmtt"JI Aloe Huron County's Finest Used Car Market 1956 CHEV. DELUXE SEDAN power glide - 1956 CHEV. 'SEDAN 1956 1956 fully equipped CHEV. BEL AIRE • SEDAN, POWER GLIDE, fully equipped PONTIAC SEDAN full equipped 1955 CHEV, POWER GLIDE SEDAN 1954 CHEV. DELUXE, COACH fully equipped 1954 CHEV. SEDAN 1951 MEr1ICURY SEDAN fully equidped 1953 C1 -TEV. 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