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'goaj,, -' W%tbr6p,. . .0 . ,,, ,- , ,g Officer ,relqequal tax rates. Mr Wilson Ing wgl1,,;. ,...' .1
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. ,., , 3 4se c9uAeW. ors-A.40terred actlon for the meetin . Pointed' .out that this involved. a A, .1, 1, ggL
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0, . in I i I office in .1939. During'his. entire 14 their,, way to becoming eopftdelt "'ir'M6X.astet, . An -increase in the rate at which s4 PT,44444`009 . tion togf-
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, , years on council he bq.d.-to Contest swim.mer's were Murray lurjtby, - ; - . ,. '. `,7 arrears of taxes were being paid I 5 I
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C., I. . :. 19$9, He t Park supervisor , instructor the amountof taxes that had been for 4epa ., 'Wi th , - , _ ., ,,,., F.IWN611
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I . I , year since that time. I for, junior, intermediate and senior %ility of a heavy agenda at the icated by Clerk A . pol the cont"r4. I
. -- , I - - prepaid, was Ind org:i . " I . TPO' `Owl: . I ,!, .", . . E
Winthrop 'held a slight edge in " . In 1935 he. -was elipeted Warden classes is Ron Ennis. , H. Wilson in his report of receipts support ., many monm& ,.
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Plax during the first half over a , Of the co6tk. lie wis chairman of Ron said there are'nine classes ers council held over for further- Prepaid taxes amounted to $8,510, it -k Scott Reports. . mom " " ; ," . r.
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I . . . ,ts wi tO, I grant cover a I top WPICJ2 .440 oplexi I 1 _!,,,4,
one shot on goal to. Winthrop's s " "I for the $500,000 addition to the dents. Advanced stude % hockey $36,058.05, Up $7,800 from the same and Indicated -that there was a re- c _07
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. firree- I .. .. . 11, I :, period last year. Other- receipts quiremedt for hose replacement former recreation ZT X 111
The services almost all county coMmittees, as Lifesaving clas , a representative to Scott gro
of Winthrop left ,- sea have not I oral Hospital Board; consid- during the month included a grant on the rural truck. Two additional .weekend. In 44diuou.Ay,,,+,h ,
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f I def,encemao, Roy Dolmage, w8ref - well as .being chairman of many begun, although Ron said interest, t for police of $153.25, relief grant lengths were required to wing the, quirements w , o I , "
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eral scoring plays -by their oppon- , 1i Huron Agricultural Society and is might ommence next eek.' Ex; -warding of a contract for instar. taxi license, Lemon's taxi, $35. 1,000 feet, There was also a re- _W ! 6_! r-q .
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on the Board of Managers of Car , aminer' for stbdents completing C 4111rement for two. additi al sale. Already' some $Io.,, 6 J, "
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The second half satv t3inton bq M, 10 mel Church.. the. lifesaving course is Fred Cos-- had den determined that the un- Aition, a light was needed to re- pected that enougir would be'-' ,
.. t gin to mov,i, scoring only one of, ,, - ,I. . . Mrs. .Kerslake and family will- ford, a member of the Royal Lifbmi, the Town Hall. M
1 In addition to"these items the conditional grant which the town 1p'laep, one that had ,been lost. Chief to more than pg
a valley of -shots. A- 'i 11 for; the present. saving Society. Mr. Cosford ls'a'ya. . .
Winthrop ral- . Asa . I 'give e province Scott,told council that it was the
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* the final I gli P Oderatiob to 957 estimates as a would amo t to $6,596.89, and that intention of the -1. I
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vylAstle. . I Junior, intermediate and' fire brigade to of course, t;h.e pLinount wb elu ,
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I - grant had been received, The has- times, ; that a glass would be hay Auld be saved.-.'. ' '. 143'
I goal; Roy 1. _ before Red Cross examiners. , but . . I , ' ,
are: Irwin Johnston, ; yor absent, council, is on which the grant is made the door which would Council dAscussed,dt, s ;me.lel"` I
# Dolmage, IA.; Eric Anderson, r.d.; I Morse, 18, Dies Three 40-mipute classes are hP1 ; ,, With the Ma _ I placed in I . . 11
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must first conquer their fear of gain entrance. This would apply toilets in the downstairs a5qlrea ,
I Tli.; Harold Dodds, Ili., Les Dol- ____ . adps during the past 15 years, a - . ;, . -i.A,- , ..
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4 McCldre, ix,-, Ed. Salverdi, O dl;;. , ALVIN W. HERS r9nsJ owned by James M. Scott, instructors. After ducking their ,. . YearmOld Roams Tenders had beep asked frOrWii. ..
LAKE, Ren. che heads, they must open their eyes I In answer to a query from Coun- forth plumbers diii tbe 'bia I -!
t Hugh Flynn, il.; subs., Don D assessor -and- formor,.'Huron was separated over the weekend I. cillor William Ball, Chief Scott run into' an 0;dMjingse I'll
t C16n Kerr, Bill Kerr, Don Me- ii nder water to perform simple 1% . , 1
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appoint d '' gntoj, ,West_ was ig years old , Mi. Scott said. Later, they learn to kick whilefrantic" Sea rch Follow.7 obtain approval from the contri- found, hoWever, 4that a,. P 1 ,
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... game, at which representatives of . . ' of Seaforth, the tevtm grasping the edge of the pool and 1, butin-g townships before replace- was not viewed , th sa $fac , ,
; ' growing ,,immicipality, nea,r, ams, now . i Chubby, bAndeLhaired Lou La deeded in touching off the bigges I . , . , 11
t . . to float, using the same kick ' 44 .t ment equipment was bought for the by the Huron Co . & I t. ".
four teams aire& protests of uA- .London,, .. . .. , was purchite,d by Mr. Scott four- uant, two years old last April, manhunt" Seaforth has experl- rural truck. Councillor- Kellar ex- since the line was . . - a, hea, 1-1 ,.. . ..
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'' originally dappled' grey, the His frantic mother, Mrs. Eugene sible, for maintaining the truck ha'd been it"' , .
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I I P, e the ! lii i` Sheldon of the child's disappear- cost of the fire brigade when it been told t ' .1
I game of.Bitissels at St. Columban Seaforth's 'Canadian Tire Cor- ool patrons sine search and- notified Constable that had been ,sent covering the tary enginier, Mi. Empey, hellad,
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poration Associate store is to b $65: Profit ,hat there were now live, . --#t-
f 'League standings to July 9 are: rem . ". I ,:, . ance. .Thinking he had wandered had attended at a . _,.:A,
+ odelled and enlarged, co-owner records being brbken, but itt6n'd--;` recent fire'in services hooked. onto* the' north' I.Vt
. W. V. Smith said.this week. ance rem4ining steady. . . ' along Goderich Street, searchers Mitchell. It was pointed out that line, and he said. that whilo'the Y !
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I : - modern one. Enlargement, of the - . was substantially higher than that guarantee that . the installation 11
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1 Int shop Will become pajj'i f for Seaforth taxpayers, according La Quant said, "and I was afraid hid assisted in a Sea.forth fire. leading south of .the Town Hall_ ... : ",
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Hjunds Injured In an avera,ge Tear the town Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nicholson ., " for the first ed the chairman to obtain prices ',
. . . room. Up -stairs apartments are . and ' , . Mitchell was .$150 ?
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I . I be converted to storage space. buys about $40 wdith of hay to family, who left Saturday, for their . `.-, , ,:::, , While cars patrolled Seaforth three hours or portion thereof, and from other stIppliers in Addition, ..""'i". I
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I I .In Factory "Misho . . .M -T. Smith said he ,has not yet serve the requirements of the new home in. Streetsville, were 11 . . streets, all three .Constables hunt- W per hour for each subsequent to the one price which bad . U en. ' '
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i - the. tonovatiog" "!"..i: ed, and other recruits searched On h portion. The rate which received,. And, that ,consi -1 111.1
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P begiaty, plans for . horse whichlor. a number of years guests of,lamor,at.a-i ;N , our A&pat-jow. 1 ;,, I
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I . I I and construction is not likely to has been a faithful town worker. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art I , ":." foot, Lou turned Upon Higk,,Weet, h acl h:L applied by Seaforth was would b& iiiven th6 p'rJc,&g-,%-aA . t4ii. I .. .""'. ,
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I Seaforth Shoes Ltd., was taken to Mr. Pullman said -he wou town em-pleyees harvested a EtOP evening . The occasion was ar- ..!;..-`-,-i residence about 7 p.m.
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bospit4l early Monday with'fingers id move :- :, :;! i hour and $50 for each subsequent Reporting for the street commit- ". , .
% his shop to the Jackson block on from the former recreation grounds ranged by the Nicholson and Lane - ., " When Mr. Hildebrand asked lit- hour Council was told that this tee, Councillor Christie, chairman .
of both dy lacerat,ed, In all, some families. , ".. .1
Although -no one witnessed the Street. He will on Main S treet South. - Lou what his name was, he had 'been arrived at because it of that committee, said that drdin -
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accident, and Lloyd is not sure used by Gillespie 280 bales . were . taken off --enough Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson were iilil.'i was felt that it was on this basis work had been carried out, at ..1-'A
dry cleaners. . to satisfy the horse, with the re- presented with a set of dishes, I ..: lived, Lou volunteered mysterious- that charges had been made by Turnbull's field, a culvert : ,
what happened, it -is Understood 4-iol . . . was be- , , I I , , ,
his hands came in. contact W' . rdon Wright, who occupies an mamder being sold for $60. L;Ost the presentation. being made by . . . . . . ..:. .il . . . . . 1 :i.,; ; ly, "train." Unconcerned, he was Mitchell on the occasion of a rural Ing constructed at Goderich Street '' '
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ith of mowing and baling was about Joseph and Mervin Lane. Short .. .. 11 4`,' returned safely to his mother. '
cutting edges. of the 11 a 'rtment over the Canadlafi Tire fire some years ago. It was agreed East, the costs of which would be ' ,
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t beam ma- - Pa $35 so the diffefence between this addresses were contributed by E. uant said Wednesday that the account would be adjust- borne by the Department of High- '11,1111,
. chine" he operates. I . ,,, store, Plans to -move into. the . H. CLOSE,, well-known Mrs. La Quant
N ,- Laing house. at"West William and and the selling price, together with Thomas I%ane and Arthur Nichol- Seaforth businessman, who her husband, LAC Eugene La ed in order to agree with the pro- ways. In addition, sewer work had, * 1 ...".,;
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from leather hides. It is.operated Air School, did not yet know of committee was instructed to look adjacent to the Supertest Service . , - . ',
by 'a foot lever. S chased from,the estate of the late buy any hay, resulted in a profit Commander Henry Weber, of Phil- Thursday. Widely known as .
upetintendaitt of $65. his son's adventure. I . :11.,
M .. John Laing. I adelphia. , -musician, he has been in busi- after purcha4ing the equipment I Station. and streets throughout' the . I...
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Joe McCartney did not know how 'rs . . I . . After a pleasant evening, the ness on Seaforth Main Street "He's -going to be on a rope which Chief Scott had indicated town had been patched and Oiled.:'' . .,:' n
I I the mishap occurred, but said the A colorful% midsummer Indian guests departed, wishing Mr. and for more than 50 years. He from now on." Mrs. La Quant was necessary. Grass and weeds throughout the - "t,
xnachine wafi in-kood repair. , , ." :
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I . Seaforth Council festival is staged each year by the Mrs. Nicholson good luck in their came to Seaforth from Strat- said of Lou, who previously has In answer to another question. town had been cut, and a catch- r::
Lloyd was.taken to Scott Mem. , /. - . . shown no urge to travel. the "
Indians. in full regalia at Banff.. new residence in Streetsville. ford'in 1902. Chief said that Civil Defence basin installed near Topnotch,M-111i '. '
orial Hospital immediately after Bleary-eyed ,from his afternoon "I .. .
the accident at 7:30 a.m. He was.Approves. Accounts Program, would cdmmence in Sep- Ltd. While signs for Godeii l:$t.' :", ,
. nap, Lou detilned to comment on tember. The reeve and a member had been received, necessary'4 6siq , ,
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Txr6day the injured fingers had passed by Seaforth council mon- ,0
I been sutured . and. that he hokd all day evening; I . . I District Groups Have Picnics ance. he said. possible to install the signs. Some .11"
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could be saved. . . - . Mrs. H. Bolton, wages, $8; A . , Name Winners Councillor Kellar wanted to know sidewalk work had been- bni' dji :, I
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John Glanville, R.R. 2, Walton, acet., $4; Seaforth Public Library, The eighth Orr reunion was -held king and . Robert McCartney as barrow'race, girls, Bonnie Poster the concrete floor in the fire hall, William Street, near Nbrih Malw', ,."
. . Of Firmen's Draw which, he said, had been spoiled Street. The work totalled. some 60 ")"'
I . -1. advance, $150; H. Nicholson, acet Sunday at Hanover Park, Dinner junior king. and Ann Lawrence, Ruth Smale . n' , . . . . . 1
j. j;: and supper were enjoyed by -about In the ring and Marcia Little; kick slipper, by rain, and in which there was a yards, and was done by .9 con. * , I.,
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- Scott, ac ct., $100; Treasurer of On- .fifty members. Mrs, David Hen- Cracker Jacks won. In the balanc- boys, Bill Shaddick, Robert Me- Sea- , il, I
M"Ielanson, Bell prize. a power mower.. in the ty committee, Councillor Scott the area, at $1.90 pet Yar-d , Mi",,,'
, tarioro,/ provincial policier$767.1-8- D derson, of Pine River, and, Mrs. Ing the plank contest, the Cracker Naughton; kick slipper, girls, Ann forth Volunteer Fire Brigade draw, - .
1. Wilson, salary, $250; H. 'Ma- Melvin Orr, Jr, of Lucknow, con- Jack .f6am again wo Lawrence, Ruth Smale; ladies Idek Habldrk, told him that the matter Christie said that. was five"lle, - 1
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' n. Helen slipper, Mrs. Camden, Mrs. Cecil held Saturday at the Community had been thoroughly investigated, less than the town had beem. ` I ,: -
,S ' loney, salary, $220.84; A. Price, vened the picnic and sports, which Broadfoot won the prize for find- ISM , ..
Tourney Winner - Arena, He is a son of Mr. and but it was impossible to do much Ing for work of a similar nkfilm. ";am"' I
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I I salary, $187.50; A. Bushie, salary, were enjoyed by 4, consisting of Ing the "lucky spot." In the jun- Kipfer; ring the sucker, Mrs. G. Mrs, N, C. Cardno. about it. Councillor Habkirk said previous Occasions. I . . On!, I
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, , Posting wins Tuesday iu local $1 J. Cummings, $20; A. ladies' mystery parcel .contest, won lot shoe scramble, ternice Lobb Harkness, Mrs. Harold Campbell; Sponsored by the firemen to %, , .
, as far as be had heard there was Clerk Wilson was instru cte&: I I
I arrow pass the grapefruit, Mrs, William i.
jitney lawn bowling were Mrs. Horne, s-alary, $56; relief, $36; by Mrs.' W. Lapp. Melvin Orr's -won., In the senior wheelb raise funds for additional equip- no leak in the roof, in answer to write a letter to the PUG, drnai0v" ,"
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I Jacqueline Melansog (2 wins plus County of Huron, indigent, $94.50, (Sr.), team of men won the relay race, John Stryker and Dick Lobb Smale's team were the winners; ment. the draw also paid off wr a further query by Councillor Kel- attention. to th fact tha - t the I
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1 13) for the ladies, and, William: Ball Huron Expositor, acet., $137.23; G. of chinning the ball. In a: 'contest were winners. In the junior wheel- prize for youngest child, Freddie L. Kerwin, of London, Who won lar However, if it turned out that walk, which bad been disturbeiV
I 1 (2 wins phii ,15)_ f6t.the Mien. .Johnston, aect., $6; E. Boyce, accc,. of ball relay, the boys won over barrow race, Mary Ann Stryker Camp ll; oldest lady,, Mrs. R, second prize, a bicycle, and Alvin there was, the committee would the process of running a Water s` " i
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, i In second ap6f-_,WeI* Mrs, E. 466 A Miller wages, $51; Cornell the girls. Other sports enjoyed and Sherran Bhrdge won. - Adams, Egmondv!Ue, who bagged arrange to..have it repaired. vice to the residence of_' I
Dinsmore (V ,wins p1hiff) and Zdfistfuction, 'acct,i $4,400,24; G. *ere ball game, French tag and In the spelling match for gr wn- day to the Ste, Mrs. S. Rannie; an electric fry pan. ,. 4, . ,1.
Harold Connell, (2 wins p Uk9 8). ,:.. .1 Johnston, aect., $61.50; C, C, Pav- loffee scramble. largest family present, Mrs. Ron Protest Floor , Dundas, on West St., had ..... . , - ,
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Particip#m' in the touftainent hij, acet,, $G8.67-, Suno6b'Ojl Co., -son won, Ile most graceful "Whipper" Billy Watson, who co-
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were: Lidie$p-Mrs. Don 'Dale -acet.,, $58.411, Supertest Petroleum Parkbill,'Hensall, Kineardine, Pine walking couple were Mrs. J. Broad- (tied) with six children each; starred in the night's main mat floor which was causing concern, to the attention of council* b.. ... - "Im-
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I Mrs. H bkiik; Mrs. F.. S a, Mrs, Corp., acet.,. $12.55; James Morris, River, Ripley, Lucknow, Wingharn, foot and Mr. N. Walker, The Councillor Wiliflam Ball, . I".
I E, ff. 0,C,Vs.!,C. Waldin, -Mrs. 'acet., $1225; Canadian Tire,Corp., Kinlough, Langside and Elmwood. youngest child present was Garry the grounds, Mrs. A. Clark (the Whip gained , decision ove the floor could be processed perhaps , . ,- ' .. ' . 1.
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21atie P, I iosj Mrs. Rose Phillips, acet., $1622; S. Maloney, . acet., The' mysterious person was Mrs- Phil- disqualified Gene Kiniski. with a fine asphalt mix. It was man of the Parks Committe0i said ' 1.
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reunion is to. be held at the Craig; the oldest person was Mr. that grass in Victoria Park, h4A "':,
Mrs, Hv Cbimell, ,Miss Dorothy 19.60; Baldwin Hardware, acct., same location in 1958. Smith,:of Seattle, Washington. The lip McKenzie); jelly bean contest, Almost 2,,000 persons, largest explained that while council bad SiA .!,
I Parke, Mrs. E. Larbhe, Mrs. Spidie 30.77; Seaforth Lumber.,Ltd., acet. _ . person with the Mrs. Michael Quinlan; shoe scram- - approved final to the been cut, certain flowers s6t,: _ .e, . _
, 1. crowd in the arenals history. turn payment 1 14 1 I
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Hart,' Mrs. B. F. Christ! ; Mrs. $40.10; John Bach', acet., $16.26;' IOOF PICNIC most articles In ble for children, Ruth and contractor and, in -addition, it was inten , '..`
her purse Was Mrs. Jack Hender- Otto ed out to match the outstanding 16" 11
Eric McCue, Mks. Wfiliani Ball. Crown Hardware,'acet., $14.40; MI About 75 member's of -Edplwelss Smale, Bonnie Foster and Danny proval was subject to to remove a number of stumpi . I "
. son, and the person with her birth- card. . the job be- . ,;,,I. , .
. Men—Gordon Muir, Lorne Dale, E. Clarke,, acet., ,$1.55; P.U.C., acet. Rebekah Lodge' and Fidelity Odd day closest to June 28 was Joan Cameron. A candy and peanut ing- completed satisfactorily, and the park area. . . .. I ". I
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I J. E. Keating; Prank Young, Frank $!51.06; Canadian Industries Ltd., Fellows Lod scramble for the children round- as a result the cheque, while it Council considered a suggesti I .
.. , . . ge gathered it the McNall. Men with the most colour- '
I ed- out the sports. Turnbull Boar had been Issued. had been with- of Councillor Habkirk that lnsiaiipl ,
Sills, Jr., Don. Dale, 'George Hays, aect., $310.82; C. Coombs, &cct.,, Lions, Park Friday evening for ful socks were Mr. P. Connor and tions befrtsnsued for the retreadift'. i I
.1 Clarence Walden, Elmei Larone; $10;' Mrs. A. Bolton, sect., $2; A. their, annual picnic. At the plitenic supper, dixie cups held. 0 t i I I
I . . Mr. Stryker, and the woman with of lee cream were given to every- ."If you fellows of the -tires on the gradet : 1;
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A. Stevens, B. P. Chfistie,and- Etit Baker, AOL, #a.40; C. Addicott After a deliclo orts the most buttons on her dress was Is Canadian Champ ,want to pay for which had been ,13urchased r i ']
, i , MCCU6. -- " j,14; Bell Telephone Co ' a 'wUpepre'r:' supnder Mrs obert Dalrymple. one, and the children were given a floor that isn' finished, that's . e6n6 ' ' '
I - aCCt.! Acet were held, Win5ersr - R ly. Councillor Habkirk estimated 'I
11 . . . I I ' $70.4 ;, Helen Glew, sect., 4; to six race, Bruce Malcolm, Lynn chocolate milk and pop. William Turnbull. well-known enough for me. I'll get off the fire .. . , .
I . . _0 Furniture Store, , aect., '$682; , - EIENSALL AUXILIARY Grey Township swine br and water committee right now," that the ent of retreading fid i .,.
I Sea- MacLean; 6-8, Duncan Fox, Moira I SMILUE REUNION eeder, ", . i , I
AM Councillor Kellar informed eGun- tires would be about ttl[15 eadh And . ,,, -
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Vsib' , G ` I .,forth .Machine Shop, acet, $267.85. Malcolm; 8-11, Ellen Connell, , The Community Arena, Hensall, brought honor to Huron last week ,
, .. . . — The 18th annual reunion of the ell. this compared with tetailleos .1 -1
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I ? 1 George Reeves; bubble gum race, proved an ideal spot for a Picnic Smillie clan was held at Lions when one of his "Our legal advisor says it will of. a new tire at $6il. Th, b4ft". '1 '
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bout was judged champion senior boar ,
. : ate Cuts Foot Yvonnd" Adams, Brian Hab,ki4k; on Monday, attended by 150 mem- Park, Seaforth, Saturday, A . have to be paid. The contractor Price at which a tire could be pidr` .. i ; ,.,4 , . ,
,ox R , at the all -Canadian swine show in . ." ,.
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sets " '^ kick the slipper, Meta Reeves, Don bets of Hensall. Legion Ladies' 45 members enjoyed a picnic lunch did it to the best of his ability" A -k's
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Usb6he'edoune MctXod; men's Idek the slipper, Auxiliary ancr their children and at 'noon, and 80 gathered around replied Councillor Habkirk. $400, so that on this price ft.ok' 1. .,
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I esithnated. Mon- On, Bayf ield Beach Bill Dalrymple, Stan Dorrance; wives of the Legion members and Ontario breeders sent two car- f at least $219"i - '!'
, day "Oft*duld' be he red'ed to . the long tables . late in the day. " In other words, it doesn't mat- would be a saving o: . R, - .."';,
. .1 . loads to the show, and included per tire. In his Opinion atid, M ` Z , "1,91
meet §16ir '105tj -'budget, bXclogIVO Allan Wilson, young son of Mr. ballodli race, Mrs. Evelym M epa,n, their children. The attractive line. The afternoon and early evening ter bow anybody does anything I - :,
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I ; And Mrs. Howard Wilson, Of Tuck- Mrs., Helen Reeves; clotheg up of sports, under direction Were five Yorksbires from the tbis,council was in agi; -, it ,,,- ,. , ,7-.'; ','
of publit sch66f,tA6`i1 , Of were spent visiting, with games around here, You get paid for it k .: 111, 11 I
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with id Ith, required, fdur,sotehes to raee, Uri. Ila Dorfance and, Stan Mrs. William Aikenhead and Mrs. and contes Turnbull farm. The pigs were at adion"b"el"Ll I
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1q'7#W,,t'_ - , whqlb. .A.w W I, i ' 'i't-li )Nitly-"ii'61il,',;,.-,Wed thb b1fthday prize; Mr. slid Mts. lights of the affair, and difficulties - that Might Arlo .;, `
I autce of $f ,, 1. iW6 Jh', .fije` rW - The first time to hold acquatic through the West. Councillor Ball said that while .. _4i
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od, by the' mwfll' tia' tb,6:,, , d6dict6d. ,liesday"'b 4W -W#i h - , whe6 the grader Was.; Iiiing its 'd`;,.i`..,
P- i ' - 16 Peter Malcolm, the Woddink guml- Winnora were: races., five faces. The champion boar was sold fol- .
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, ' The, young a wii 'i011h it, & ver ary prize; the oldest person, under, Jimmy Campbell; girls, 8 Members of the clan assembled that fashion, under the c ,
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C i 'toivoship. rat - 8'. ,son ,'Bob Me- Mm Dorrapee; y lowing the show and will go to - -M- Reeve Scohis,"Oh4, ''Wiloi, AW". I..,
, .) 26 follo vg: farm oud romdciiiiftar T,Imge8t Person and Under, Carol Cam bell,. Wen- from points throughout Ontario and Indiana. stances he didn't know what could - . ,_,".
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property, 8 15 bott , '' , " , g Detr it. Dr. and Mrs. Alex Mr. Turnbull is'a br9tber of Dr, be done about it. ---", " "."J ., ,11", .i.
wtiwmertiol Iola ned ,ng 4nd-Mra, Kel-th MaOL69n. under, Trevor Bell, B SAIMIe from Niagara Falls were j. 0. On the other hand, Councillor I i7l,-
( millslover, 1956); solliq. br6k""giAgg AID - ,nan MeAr- cases bad betn' Xepd ,, .: r, `
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I 61 a I ; . h, * ' i1110 - b 11 -... & . 1-1_ . tandy scramble, concluded the thur, Grant Walker; girls, i2 and it. attendance. The doctor has been Rivers felt that the mistake in. er, it bAJ b t I . I fivcw . , ,
cotaity; 12,75 111 ' 1 M . Turnbull, Senforth. .tl 1610 " 111
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S MI i '21 1 Mills;1", bIgh, 9. 61, I MI a fil' . the floor level could be fixed, Dig zen wnO A
` luills. . . , . Y. ,4 - .. 11 I Arthur A -tin Lawrence; boys, , i2 !Nar. 'Mrs. Mary Gray, of Alvin- A motorist, approaching a vil- It out aftd replace it, he said. ludirwat- and h .
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