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i tioqui Raft *�iesiml?ttiycs told.' U.'$c6tt, I 11 d: � pool- d6bigl the;,i957 season' 9,# . I
,,ays,i�p of,Scott, Poulltry'karms � , , #pd the Park fAM-lies.." 14 ',
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, I I d1ing the pine weeks that'it was , � T�,,,-,,,�
� which CNR ann6iinced, thd curf�ajl- ".. .f-�7w,org,,,.4gl;r-r, , r
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. I Went � of the two pas�senger ser -f.,-, open,. according. ,tnt records mainv . , .ons I 0, "'D. 12. . �:,�,
vening ro.- . ., to (1�7 ; 1"; , - I � ,- � .1 . ",
and the late e * ' tra"in. - 'f . dates i1j" "
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� ..!�'. visor, big sta06 The highest r,`v` could received proper ae- Nixon, � ,UaTt&'fF.J,anM�- ',';
I I Tiivo other passenger 6ains,ope at Criticism wa§ levelled At the r il- 1. , commodatian. iFo '',11, . :W,o
� l � . '. attendance WAs.op*'S�ipday ,July 14 , ga4 ait 'Tr4 " I ,
. noon from Stratford to. Goderich, way for not!allowiag any muniel- - .. X , .4. � ',*!%,4�.,
I when 533 bath - ;in 16 i0ol. . - . I ,t -`L" , .j,
I nd th oth � later in the after� PpIji�ies involved, to appeal ,the dd-J. - erg were -h .�.. , . . . ., � 4 "?
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will nemain -in. service. of the four railway repre,sentatJ,iy.e§ � "I i�, !� � 'N,U*',�, - . .", ,',�X,. '11, I
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Mattiicipal-afficials frontiAafoxth, :. - During the swimming season' a I . �vl
� Q to have We decision reviewed, and .I , , . �,,,i�z,-0
. Cliuto'�, Goderich. lVitchell ' i that the service 6t was i evitable'. , series of classes was held- for -be- 0. ,:.. .. P. . - I. .."'..
. I even before the meeting. � . rl� ginners and advanced swimmers, I F, . . t.LW-,1,
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I I , s,qn1g4t,, be vthe> , 1. The last Of two local swimming. 4ng backarop r -
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J. , I , � meets was held Saturday at the ekort, Ann Sills,:3e.n ,�,
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1��11 .1 whrd-ftomplefe re-mloval of passeii I � ulers: Was held two eve- ]2. � ,
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I 1�AW , . Following the meet, total points walking b . 1.�
I -), ' At ,the same time the )001 was I 4ckar s, pace,, �'?�!r� , . . .�-
. tentious were denied by,the 67M, . �,W: 1"',
. I - ' were ereaux, Paul , battle - . ��:. 1. ,
� Attendante I .el� .: creating new records, in.r=bL LU ti tallied and ribbons awarded 91 M, .211
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. 1. .., . �, the park was also in - lose, who plated first, second and terson; intermediate girls' breo# .J�l
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. I I I .1. third in each class. In addition, a stroke, 100 feet, Phyllis Bryans 'e,
; I , revenue from passengers fares, was ' 1958 sea-sup's ticket to the pool was (38:5),' Connie Eckert Chery-11: ,, ,1�
insufficient to warrant ma . �,., � �� �,�
I I In(Ciale a Ses taln- - ! ' given those,. who placed first in Moore; intermedIate bois' breast -Q,'A
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I �! , ing the two trains. At thelaind 1k.iii.1%,;.. Special Services their ,class, stroke, Bob Ding .. '..,
� more (33:2), Tom'., ` ,,-r
, Almost 3,000 persons streamed time, it was pointed out that local , " A . � In the beginners' class, Jack Dick, Ken Devere * I' ''
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: manufacturers depend, on the I - Whitely was first; Larry MeLlwain �' ":4
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I morning train for shipping eqnsf " :� 1.1. nd ille was second, and Mary Eckert breast stroke.and front era I PO4 ' "' ",
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. third. Stapleton (1:563-1),- Makoll -Mq4�
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Of.105 gallons of beans prepared A r�pre.sentative of CN Express Junior girls' winner was Kendra . ' "
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. from Stratford in place of.the train. � and Elaine Eckert third. 01 I
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. I I Jack Drysdale, president Of the A qihery as to whether the trucks '1101111.11 en Dexereaux topped. the jun- Mary Eckert, � dley G'. 11i R � " til
said trucks would make deliveries : ,-,11'1� Mark Anniversary -0)
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. . ,,, Moore, with Cheryl Moore second, Flannigan (I
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was delighted. "This ye4r we pre-, ments was, not answered. I ... .. ,, -Tii "'I ,
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9 pared 105 gallons of beans and the Previous rumors that passenger'. .;; � � 40 --f-tt".1--tiv! ,4,1�',,.�;;��.- � —11, 11'
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A whole works went." He said. this trains on the route would bL& ,ie- ,, ..-I!il, �i�*.��:,.!.��..,,,-,—,�...�.��..,..4:�!..! �... .1 ... Vl:.,*,�', open house and a fireside hour, in -
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.�,. , " , .E to ser- P Ilisdliryans was first in the Sills; interniediate boys,;,: p , Willy �J�,P, I
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year's attendance was "I g IA" , .. ,. , -7
It "WaY UP duced resulted in the letting, of �....�.'�.*.i�i,,�,.`�, , , , ,�:;�::;;,, �.�, addition regular Sunday
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Of last year." 0�.`�!!�;��.& ", .. , " 'T -.1V �XAr ,,,
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1.1111 , . ... Eckert was second, and, Elaine (10:8), Tom Dick, do , "
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1. Crowned "Bean Queen" was a trucking firm. Even if this can- .f ... 'k������i��.",����:��i:,..�ii,.,.. Eckert third. :,.�'4� "."On,
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pretty blonde Mary Lou McCoy, tract were restored to the railw 1, ffl Junior gir& , ,�,ffiw, A
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. �,wlrl� ��g,��" R. Bob Dinsmore, first in intermed- feet Kendra Moore'(10;4 �.,!,,.1�11K,
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, 17, of Exeter. She received her officials maintain that the revenue' ;"'.'t�i�!.,,, -,�:!11-'.',*.,!",... "".. , , ,
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� offlaial regalia at am evening cere- from *this and express fees should , ,� erintendent of Fred Victor Mission M
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, ;,.:.,.::,1;,1,% in Toronto. will be gueft speaker Points. kickboard -race, Ken �-ft,#k�j.a .��,� o.14
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�0 , ' was Tom Dick. and Ted Lamont tie; intermediate - ;
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a special'guest at the,11ensall fes- John Noel, -regional manager of ;; .11 '. was third.
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I ' throughout Canada, both as a so- race, Connie Eckert .and Phy i' . - 1-"�,
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I tival. . public relations for the CNR re- . ... �. *.. .:;::::" and a churchman His Senior girls' winner'was Marion �,� :V -
. . cial worker Bryans (tie 16..2), Cheryl Moore,', ,'F�,�;
� Runner-up' in the beauty contest ported that the railway cla&s it ' :-, JEAN BR6A y R 1, i5rucefield, comments on the Se4�orih Girls' Garde Clu is- topic is to be "Soup, Soap and Sal- McLlwain, with Pam Stapleton Elaine Eckert; intermediate boysP :.� " �'::. �
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1 was Marian Desjardihe,MI!, Of will save $37,500 a year. The total Pay present6d last Thursday at the second Huron County Garden C16b,,Achievement Day. The vation." . second, and a tie for third be- kickboard race, Bob Dinsmore. . .1 , � ;
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11 . Grand Bend. Margaret oir, 19,. passenger revenue in one year for vent was held in Zurich Community Centre with 130 girls completing the project. 16an is e An open -house Sunday at 3 p.m. tween. Gene Nixon and Judy Crich. (.12:5)', Tom Di , .... "
of Hei2sall, was third. . both trains amounted to $1,195, he I. Vughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Broadfoot. I . I I � Photo by Phil i 8) Garth Flannigan was first in ek, Qord Maloney;. ,'...A,
. ! Odier . c6litestants were. Jean added.. I . , L% . . . will give the community a chance senior girls' underwater iade 45 '
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Stevens 16, Centralia; Edith, -19, It was suggested, that a 'rail- .1 :'�7' . . ,"' ments. "We are veri proud of'the was second, and Tom Dick third. ion MeLlwah . 11 1�
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passenger car No adult clasg competitions w�r.e ior boys' . I I I �.!,
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I sels; Evelyn Turner, 17, of Bruce-. 'with built-in engine, be introduced . I I changes made," Dr. Semple, said. . underwater race., .Bob I .. q
They include a new Hammond or- held! Saturday,because no contest- Dinsmore (10:1), Garth Fl I . , 11�1
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� field; and Irene- Beaver, 20,, Of on the line. CNR officials' said, an I r - an oil furnace, nE ants attended. On the -basis of annigan %g
I ... Tucketsmith Barn, -u- ns gan, m.carpeting, Tom Dick; intermediate girls re,- . - . .
initial ca -$56- '. . . . , . . . . . ., . .
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� ine iesti*si got -underwav � -ftL-4he, � ,,ital expenditure,of '1�L:,4t'..., � --Q .1 � a modern vhurch -kitthen and.re- P . � I . �
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I Championship-'Hors6shoe I popula- �.:: * ion MeLlwain, second to Alice Nix- Kendra Moore; intermediate boys? ;� .
, I . Contest. tion, of 12,000 persons could not be . C111 � I on, and third to Gene Nixon, Garth
in the unrestricted ' "A" class -$,25,000 in ida y Fire retrieving , race, Bob Dinsmore. .. !,
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I horseshoe pitching celebrities, ,enue to pay the depreciation. on I b,lt of lightning Monday hight shingle siding whs scorched off, in confining the blaze, and other ; N� i'�;��.***��".."."."'::::",..,�, men's first. Tom Dick was seconu, eaux; senior girls' distance swim, , 1. 1,�� I
I many of whom will go on to- CNE the equipment apart from its op- and Ken Bedard third. i. ..
competitions on Saturday, vied for erating cost. . is believed to have started the the henhouse was saved by fire- farm buildings were not harmed. I . . free style, 500 fqot, Pam',Sta�letom . 1. � .1 Z,
I men The blaze, visible for miles, at- :.. Beclinners' free siy1e, I0 feet, (3:15-1), Marion McLlwaih, Cor. I 1!1�
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I -top honors. Dr. E. A. McMaster, mayor of $25,000 fire which destroy ian Townsend, of Mitchell, tracted a1arge crowd as motor- i�;,:,-,.,,,;,*;::,. Larry MeLlwain (10:1) J a c k ,ime Smith;- senior boys' distance : . :�..
Roy Jewell, London radio person- Seaforth, was' chairman, and the large barn on the farm of Rober .., Whitely, Mary Eckert; ju�ior -girl ' �. "..
. t driving on the Kippen road, said ists, homeward bound after the - ��,*,�.,,��*�.',�.'.-,'-',,'�,"',
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I �; half-aiotir broadcast from Main Western Ontario Development As- of Seaforth. ' of the barn and went'to the Gem- watch.. Cars -were lined up for a . . . (32:2), Elaine Eckert, Cheryl
, t� , Street. William Bell, of Hensall, sociation, Peter McEwan, of Gode- Seaforth.Fire Chief John Scott, mell home to giv� the alarm. mile on each side of the Gemmell �. I Moore (tie), Lynn Nixon; junior I I .. : 4
I and Charles Rau, of Zurich, also rich, was secretary. Letters from 1�,,.�� .,*:,, boys' free style, Ken I
I , =kTp in discussion of "F#rm- municipal officials at Sebringvple who made the damage estimate. Mr. and, Mrs. Gemmtll, who farm at the height of the blaze. ' .NNK (28:3), Allen Pattetrson, Jim Me.
, " 0 art F% topic of the program:' and Dublin wetia received, sta"g - were in their nearby residence, had A driving rain aided firemen in -1i: ". �`X Represents Ontario ' I ..
1. day , said a. woman motorist, had re *' 011:. Llwain.; intermediate girls' back- .
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.11, Winni,ag flogt..in a .leg ported, seoing. the barn struck,dur- left the barn a few moments earl- preventing the flames from spread- . .I,.:., �.`K` ... I � I
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,.� . through town was entered by HO� bpposition to the CNR's move. . electrical storm which ief, -according to Chief Scott. At, iff.g:' .- -'-- .- 1 (33:3), Connie Eckert, Cheryl -8. C 1
, tel Clinton, W. G. Thompson & I passod over the area shortly be- that time everything appeared to Among the hundreds who were . Moore; intermediate boys' back- At Meetilhot in . 11 . "'.
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, Sons Ltd. of Hensall, wero secod, . stroke, Bob Dinsmore (26:), Tom J. M. Scott :1,
and, Co�i Bros,, also of Hensall, # Mr . Gemmell said Tuesday the The" blaze spread swiftly and Kay, former Tuckersmith reeve, Rev. Dr. Hiffinisett ., well-known poultry . . �: 2
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. , �-� was partly covered by insur- Seaforth volunteer firemen, who who recalled assisting to erect an nd for - -
., Placed third. Bursar Award loss " The Sunday'school hall has been girls' breast stroke, 100 feet, Mar- I
. They had made no plans for arrived within minutes after being extqpkon to the barn 42 rs . .,�
- A feature of the parade. was a y - ance, �. I 1. � slea redecorated and the minister's ion McLlwain. (33:6), Corinne a ten-day trip to British Columbia- �,
, 1waily decked wagon carrying all 'building at that time. called. could not' save the struc- ago. At that time the farm was and California. A member of the I
. I , Consumed in the fire was the, ture. Brucefield firemen assisted owned by the late George Ong. vestry has recently been furnish- Smith; senior boys' breast stroke, �
� . . eight beauty contestants, who later To Ruth Sills - cr . S�r ed with 'new flooring and drapes. Tom Dick (32:2), Bob Dinsmore, continuing committee on poultry . .
, ,t competed for -the "Bean, Queen', season's hay and grain . prodtictibn in Canada, Mr. Scott is .....
. . Another Dbminion-Provincial stu- se%ieral pieces of farm . machinery. Following the elvening service, a Fritz Peterson; ,senior girW but- being accompanied by Professor .11
, title. Connie Hoff, 1956 Michigan I fireside hour will be held, for visi- terfly breast stroke, 100 feet, Mar-
. . Fen, who judged the con- . dent aid bursary of $500 has been This included a combine, manure I Ross Cavers, of the Ontario Agri- ''I
� � Bean Qule I awarded a SDHS graduate of this spreader, forage harvester and tors and friends, Musical enter- ion MeLl n (32:1), Corinne ,
, � test, rode in an opeii convertible. year. Ruth Sills, daughter of Mrs. milking machine. Woman Is Burned tainment-will be provided ,by the Smith; i o boys' butterflyibreast culture College. He wUI represent - .
I " During the afternoon visitors at . j*o! � Ontario producers at meetings be- .
� Harbouraires, wh. will also per- stroke, nsmore (32:8), Garth 1.
the festival were able to play bingo C . P. Sills, Seaforth, received the , Two calves and 275 hens also 0 I 'SP i ing held on the west coast, �
I '� in the arenabetand take in some bursary. . perished. � Several calves were _ form at the o4vening service. Flannigan, Tom Dick. ..
� 11 Egmondvflle church re -opens Beginners' backstroke, 20 feet, . I
I I " - Other local awards of the same freed ' from the barn, and 175 hens, Sept. 8 after being closed for the Larry McIAlwain (6:1), Jack White- I .
ininor league 's Exeter Dash When Paraffin lis .
. ". - earlier, were were rerhoved from a henhouse . . . . .
" I I wood, Lucan and Bengali 'pjayed bursary. announced r months. ly, Mary Eckert; junior girls walk- I
eliminatioi games.. Hengalf won, -made to Ron Ennis and Barbara Which stood a scant five feet from Mrs. Alex Smith, McKillop, suf- her mother cry, and was able to summe , District Horses �,!�
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" the ballgame.41-1 over,'Exeter. Boyd. the 40 -by 70 -foot barn. Although fered, serious burns Thursday when control the flames with an extin- I , I
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I opening ceremonies were inark- � I . . I I 1. , . � �" !�, a pan of �ariffin was spilled over guisher. � . 11!
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I by I . � . ,� 0, her. Rushed to Scott Memorial S ins �,
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I Huron MP., Reeve. NormAn Jones, e third in. a series she has In the third harness. race meet , . , ,,, ,
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I Doug Miles, Huron I I ultural suffered recently. During the past �
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1 * plates included 3,000 1 . wax spilled over her an e Bob McBride, 8, son of Mr. and � : , ., ,:. .: ,'%: ,:! w -� .11 .. secon I
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doughnuts, four bushels of toma- ,"Prepared Feeds" was the topic Miss Marjorie Papple gave floor and ignited. Her daughter, Mrs. Clare McBride, of the Goshen x,:!.j.��:; . " . ., . I -141 .1.1, 4
toes, 500 pound two chosen by Dr. John reading -and Miss Jean Scott reai 4 miles north of Zurich, is � . n. �. ..
, �:��:�!i���'�,j ,: ,� .... W. ". "M came through in front.
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y 150 pounds of all- flonist of Topnotchl Feeds Lt4., . tW9� 1- entitled, "The Kitchen" June,,who was In the house, heard Line, 3Y , �;; , . it:: '. .....P, ��.- ": 'A "yillage Queen", owned by Clair j�
crates of edler AFE, . --ting in. War Memorial : :�, Haney, also of Egmond,ville, placed I I
" licumbers. when he addressed some 30 Meadow Romance." Children's Hospital. London, from % ..... . �,.-- ;1 � .: �-, d .:&'. �.%, - "
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, The revellers also consumed go bers of the Seafortb Jun' F , �; : t I
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pounds 'of coffee. . meeting On Ttiesday.'ev bi , Hufon� dbunty, Miss'Shirley Pat- tween the, axle and wheel of the .1 I �,,. I . 'Ill, "is".
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int.9 the finals ifter supper, ' few twords and wished the club Is next Thursday Skin grafting will have to be �i�:� -.1, - �,��!, ..�.-�"::::..�!.: . I I
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: . -�' I School Fair Taken off down to the toes. Dr. ,�.,:, *1'i .
� Lauglifin - took Ott "A', class. sifi�: ifig and, ,wortilwhite,, tour -of , the Hope Chest Competition at See- 'Township, the. annua, 1. -1 I .. ,
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� ' thanked , Mr. forth, Poll. Fair, and it is hoped this year is being held at a new .:.,--,..,."W"-;-;. '::,,V.", : ;q, ' At Case Exhibii -
I I . gles championship -with five Wiiaj� mill, Doug - Keys ce at tending physician. ;�;:�:�, 4, .q.��� 41� t, :.., .-..'-1. ,". . ' I
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4 Ontario it ion - in k Koh d they returill Winthrop School, SS No. 10, Me .111 9 -��, I 1. An estimated 450 persons attend 'I
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I Wellesley.,, Fbo,,had'1dur'1*ids out High -sclaool f6r the. business' part Keii"Cailtipbell was in charge of Killop, on Thursday. �"?�. - I.." .. -, e a ca arm equip -
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at five games- A-eubdil Aded6i, of at their meeting. The roll call was the`joidt:.�m6eting, which opened . " 1.
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� . Waterloo, took, thir&pinec *ft two Answered by "Do y0d,use, prepar- With the Junior Former song. El- of the McKillop school children will �;ii���i�i *'��;�i J� , , IN .:� 't
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- and 18 #NAU.' 7pyo :11-efburn ed feeds at home?"' .. , sie Ke�ket, secretary, read the mill- feature not only products of the i� .. .. i I I
:,t, - wins p �; . New Hensa'll School �,�"". highway. I
. of Cromartyj ,Alto had two wln� "In youth we learn., in,age We utes and business was discussed farm and of their gardens, but . ;,,..N -t Carmon Roweliffe said the dem. . ,.
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) but only 193-06IMS. - I . . understAnd," was �hc motto of th6. P469'.-WOre made to hold a cor� livestock ,as well. A particular ..��. , ......
. , , Hensall's new six -room $112,000 :�!,�::. onstration, aided by perfect wen- . "'A",
� ; 56tute-, taften by , June- tdh,M�,�tfflgdyfIeld, on Friday even- feature is the d-isplay of articles i�: � . 11
Ih the "B" clogs. hbigle,s, limit- Junior .In! , . tber, was considered 'highly sue. . ,.:, ...
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� - tor of ixetei, took firit prizi,y#ith "It is not until We, get older that , Tuesday,. October 11 Seaforth In the afternoon, the program the building is not expe
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I 4aronjartyk was se .q1nd 4ith 1 three tion." We learn. now, ibut,':ih "a jitid'piffik,Jpeaking contest. Topic Boyd and, Secretary Ken Stewart, time 81t,ober. Mr. and Mrs. George Dundas, Following their marrWe t A tractor was used to run th " � �: �, 11, �
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ir I their retirement to Walton a few Were gas- tractois, with a-, thi6o. I , , 4%,
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� � " j-,',. Mid, - with, all means. .She� in products, sb6i!ld be humber of inferesting presenta- Re4burn, principal, 'grades seven ple farmed in McKillop until eratbr. Other Machines disp. Tlldl� I '-1
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threW ;;6 -and' 96 P"Im"Ints." �, diWe are riever to old to korn." tions. Brodhageil. Iland will be in and ei$ht- Mrs W Haug , he 50th anniversary of years ago. furrow plow, and a man Or ' 4-10.-- .
. I 'The roll Call "It you had the schemes."! The negative side will attendancti in , .
Xbrmon ',and', 19thest Itirb&II, rt Allan, Jr., their wedding at their home - rio ,
wou. i the "V'� '614�8 , d6ublbs With opportunity to 'be gotnigone, else, be taken by. Laverne Godkin. and This ye�r the directors are in_ and six; �Ars. �obe' :1, 1'-P-Sov �i :� - �,
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. , f .1 I I . follow ' I ill Strong will' i1e, grade one; Mrs. Howard from 3 to 5 and -from 7 to 9. Neil Reid, Toronto, and Evelyn, the drawing bf t§66fill door *,it I "v., ',�
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ter aild Basil, P,�*sicotor W6ro,s46- z . , In?" was answered by some 10 and 8 uphold the dance will be held on the evening E, �,v,l '.
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.. � and with four'-wifi's- and Paul. Boo- of & f6lJoWing names:, The Queed, affirinitivb. The Huron tounty, Of the fair. Scene, kindergarten, While the anniversary is being Mrs. Robert Pickering,' Oakville, es. Gordon Reyh -,� ; ;�,Ikl: '". I
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