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INSURANCE
WIND
TORNADO CYCLO
JAMES T. KEYS
Phone 527-0461 Seeferth
Represent(ng he Western
Farmer's Weather Insurance
Mutual Co., Woodstock, Ont.
'
Church Gro.iips Meet
BARBARA KIRK/M 11
lvire• 'Clare Reith PreSided °V-
er. 4154 hoSineSs xvrik
the .Barbara Itirkenatt
of First 'Church, l'nesday eye-
ning -when tiaere Were $9 mein -
hers., and their guests present.
The scripture leSsoh was read
responsively from the 28th
chapter of IViatthew and Mrs.
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!ineinplOyincitt
insurance
now available for
most employees of _
FARMS, RANCHES,
.NURSERIES,
GREENHOUSES,
HORTICULTURISTS,
FRUIT, VEGETABLE,
FLOWER GROWERS.
employees:
11 is to your advantage to find out if
you are eligible for the unemployment
insurance protection now in effect for
Workers in agriculture and horticulture.
employers:
If you have people working for you,
there are regulations that you must
adhere to. .It is to your advantage to get
complete particulars immediately
about unemployment insurance ..
for your workers.
Get full information now at your
nearest office of the
UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE
COMMISSION '
GOVERNMENT OF CANADA.
7383(e) W,
Ilafolet Celenten need the medi-
tation, HYOMS Pertaining te Fes-
ter were sung' ui4 Mrs, 41,, 4.
UnItn :preSidecl
Following the Meeting, gamei
and ,contests, conducted by Mrs.
Ed AndreWs and Mrs, Keiiii
Sharp were en,20Yed. Each mem-
ber brought a baby pictUre. and
the person guessing the most
number of name § won a prize.
A talent table was held and a
sizeable amount was realized.
COLONIAL COOKERS
SeafOrth Colonial Cookers met
at Della and Debbie Wallace's.
Joanne Van Miltenburg opined
the meeting with the 4 -II pledge
and 'Institute -Od'e: The roll cell
"A recipe or food characteristic
of England, Ireland, Scotland or
Wales" was answered by 14
-members. The minutes were
read by Mary Ann Klaver. Mrs.
Sills made English trifile,
Joanne Vann Miltenburg made
Welsh rabbi:Cc-arid Delia- and
Debbie Wallace made apple
dumplings. ificki Willems dis-
cussed wild fruits ,?and achieve-
ment day,
Classified ads pay dividends;
INVEST
In a
Guaranteed
Trust.
Certificate
DONALD G.
•EATON
Office in Masonic Block
Main St., SEAFORTH
Phone 527-1610
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Seven-year-old socialites have a Way
of leaving more than a gift at a party: -
ever been stuck with a eutti-frutti-
topped tablecloth?
These are the times a Cascade 40 can
really win you over. It provides all the
hot water you need to suds up a
strawberry -specked party dress,. its
chocolate-cheeked owner, and the
pile of party paraphernalia youll be
left with.
A Cascade 40 electric water heater
may not make the party . . . but it
could save the day. ror more inform-
ation, ask your Hydro.
When the party's over
electric water heater
can have its finest hour
a Cascade 40 -
your hydro
GINGERICH
SALES & SERVICE LTD.
Phone 527-0290 Seaforth
GEO. A. SILLS it SONS.
Phone 5274626 .
Seaforth
• FRANK KLING LTD.
Phone 527-1320
Seaforth
Consult your
Electrical Contractor
for ftirther information
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PLe .014410# • Independent
frim tiMe 'to time uonlinatea a
citizen of that continuity an.
of -the week". Recently a
Setifornin native, Dr. • W. 4.
Crich was honored. Dr. Criek
son, .of the late Mr. .and i Mrs.
W. A. Crich' and a brother
John C. Crich of town, ie well
known here where be grew 13
and attended schools,
This is what the Independent
saYs:
Grimsby is probably the only
town of its size in„North Ameri-
ca which would attract an oral
surgeon. Dr. Aubrey Crieli.has
been operating his practise here
since 1041 and draws patients
from all over the district.
He was born in Brussels, On-
tario and was educated in Sea -
forth until he went overseasin
1:917. He. became a pilot with
the 49th squadron of the Royal
Naval Air Services, serving in
France.
In MS he entered the Royal
College of Dental Surgeons in
Toronto, graduating in 1923epsr:
Crich then took on his first post
as a dental 'surgeon looking af-
News
The.,Easter ' meeting of the
United Church Women was held
in the Church parlor with 30
present, Mrs. Ellis Strahan had
charge of the worship service,
using as the theme "The Easter
Lily". Mrs. Fred Parkinson gave
the meditation. Rev. 'John C.
Ling, B.A., was the guest speak-
er, and spoke on "Building
Bridges". Mrs. Leonard Thack-
er and Mrs. Ted Insley favoured'
with a vocal duet. A reading
was given by Mrs. George Wil-
son. Mrs, Robert Robinson ,had
charge of • the business. The roll
call was answered with a Bible
verse starting with the initial
of your first name.
' Miss Yvonne Jaques of Zion
was a Sunday evening supper
guest with Mrs. Arthur Hopkin
and also attended the Young
Peoples meeting in the Church.
Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Beck-
ett visited Saturday, evening
with Mr. and Mts. William Hon
liday of Rannbch.
The community- was shocked
to learn of the sudden passing
of Mrs. LeonartL Thacker . on
Wednesday. •
• Miss Cheryl -Hern of London,
was' a .weekend visitor with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
nold Hern.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beck-
ett, •Jacqueline and, Geraldine
were Sunday guests with Dr.
and Mrs. Evan Schute and fam-
ily of Arva.
Mr. and Mrs. Areold Hern and
Mr. Ernie' Vodden were Sunday
dinner guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Hern, Cher71- and
Nancy of London. n. •
, Mrs.' Lloyd Smith and Dianne
were weekend visitors with Mr.
aid Mrs. Roy Brock of .Detroit.'
Thirteen young people were
accepted by profession of faith,
into null . membership of the
church on Sunday morning.
Those joining were Janice
Thomsen, Karen Rodd, Jeanette
Hooper, Betty jean Miller, Shir-
ley Timms, Joy Thacker, Linda
Tomlinson, Gordon Robinson,
Ron McNaughton, David Stra-
han; Carl 'Langford; John ' Gar-
tenburg and Danny Jaques.
Bibles were presented to each
by the members of the session.
Mrs. Arthur Hopkin was a
Sunday guest with Mr: and Mrs.
William Waghorn of Kirkton.
Mrs. Jarn.es Miller spent sev-
eral days in Toronto with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Gunning and
famiIy
Mr, Lawrence Beckett is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, having undergone sur-
gery. Get well wishes are ex-
tehded to him.
Mr, and' Mrs. Norris Webb and
family were Sunday guests with
Mr. and Mrs. William Whyte and
family of Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Pringle,
Terry and' Wayne of London -
visited on •Sunday „last, • with,
•Miss Noreen Walk= and
Messrs. William and Howard
Mr. 'and Mrs. Glenn Copeland
and Miss Jean Copeland attend-
ed the barbershop concert spon-
sored by the Sweet Adelinos of
London at the H. B. Beal Techni-
cal School on Saturddy evening,
Miss Sharon Grafton, of Have-'
Iock spent Easter weekend with
her friend, Miss June King.
Good Friday was observed
with a joint eervice of the con-
gregations of Zion East, Zion
West and Woodham in ' the
Woodham United Church on
Friday morning. The members
of the Young Peoples Union
provided the choir and sang
two numbers. 'Miss Beth Crago
read the scripture and Miss
Shirley 'Jaques led in prayer.
Rev. J. Xing, B.A., delivered a
very fitting message 'and con-
ducted the communiott service.
The Elirnville U.C.W. held
their March meeting en Wed-
nesday- at the church with 2$
members present. Mrs, Bev
Parsons and Mrs .PhilHern
were in charge, of the Easter
meeting. ;..,IVIrkr. Harold Del -
bridge read the • scripture.'
Mister XeVin 'Iron; nixt
Chery'l Paraciiia sang a .couple
h- NAL
4,1. .041.*
Week
ter a practice hi taledonta for
One year.
• 'An impottant event tallowed
this; he received' a fellowship
in, dental surgery at the Mayo
Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota
in -May 1924, a great honor, as
•'he was the first Canadian to re-
ceive a fellowship at the fam-
ous
Completing the fellowship in
1928, he returned to 'Toronto, to
set up the dental department in
Lockwood Clinic, He left this
clinic in 1939 and went into his
own practise M Toronto, spec-
ializing in dental surgery.
Ill health caused Dr. Crich
and his wife to move to4a new-
ly- purchased fruit...farm et Grim-
sby Beach in 1940. lie had no
intentions of continuing surgery
,at that time but after one year
his health had improved suf-
ficiently to allow part-time prac-
tise in his home on the farm,
welcoming hie first patients
from St. Catharines.
In 1950 he • became an assoc-
iate member of the American
Society of Oral Surgeons. He
then sold his farand moved
to his present location at 78
Main St. East, taking on a full
Wag PrOettse- once again.
'1 THE HURON EXiwOSITOrti A 01101,1 ONT APRIL,
Nottist e
liCW Meets
e 44. sister Ihaulmfrering
meetiug Nortbs* WV! was
helcr,ou 'ruesclay eveuing tbe
Dr. Crigii and Ins, wifelier:
Cue have three children; Mary
MrS, Douglas Alton) livIng
Oakville, Elizabeth (I,lrs, James
Britten) in Guelph and Peter
who is married and teaches
mathematics at Ancestor Secon-
dary School.
Dr. Crich's hobby, PlIgto-t
graphy is well known the world
over. He has exhibited color
Pictures throughout the world.
He is the second Canadian to re-
ceive the honor of being a five
star exhibitor in the Photo-
graphic Society of America and,
is presently working on. his
fifth star in nature photogreephy
for which he finds most of his
subjects in the Niagara Penin-
sula.
His pictures have been ex/Thited 'at the Worlds Fair in Brus-
sels, the New York Worlds
Fair and this year he helped
judge the color photographic
show for E/E130. He also belongs
to the Color Photographic Club
in Hamilton and the Toronto
Camera Club.
Dr. Crich has been president
of the Grimsby Lions Club for
two successive terms.
of WOODHAM
of songs, Mrs. Elson Tynn:
Mrs. Jack Hern and Mrs.
Sanford Hutton and Mrs. Wm.
Allen presented a skit on
Easter. After business there
was an auction sale, followed
by a ten cent tea served by
Group 1, with Mrs. Freeman
Horne and Mrs. Wm. Walters
as hostesses.
Mr. and 1VIrs. Wm. Walters
and Danny visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Hciward
Dayman and faVy, of Kine
pen. , ,
Mrs, John Coward had as
her guests on Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Wib Cowardnancl Susan,
of London, Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Coward, Pam and
Jeffrey of Sunshine Line, Mr.
arid Mrs. Bev Parsons and
family of neat Exeter and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bibby and
family of Kirkton.
Mr, and Mrs. Elson :Ty,,,
Jim and Joan spent Sunday
at Owen Sound witiffelatives.
Mr, and Mrs. Elson Tynnn
and family spent Gond Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Skinner of Sebringville,
Mr. Ronald Clarke of , St.
Marys visited on Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wal-
ters and Danny.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hern
and Janice of Miltbn visited
Geod Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Hern and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Step-
hens and David and Doris
visited' on Sunday ' with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Bierling- of
Dashwood.
Mrs, Isabel Sugden, and
Mrs. Tennyson Johns .visited
on Sunday with Mrs. Bessie
Franks of St. Marys.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Sugden
of Detroit visited recently
with Mr. Tennyson Johns and
Mrs. Isabel Sugden.
Mr. and Mrs: Sanford Hut-,
ton. Dennis and Dianne visit-
ed in Listowel on Sunday.
With Mn. and Mrs. John Hut:
ton.
Brenda, John and Beth
Ball of Clinton visited on
Saturday with Mr, and Mrs.
Elwyn Kerslake and family.
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Every week more people dis-
cover what mighty jobs are
•accomplished by low cost Ex-
positor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240.
ehurel4 ,,sellool • ppU1. pests
were present ftom the'Presby-
terj,an and Winthrop Chure0s.
Te 4eyououal part Wss pa,
pared. by • Group three '0 the'
ITCW, with Km Poter. TAmlop'
leader - assisted by Asirs.•
Thomas 'Milne, Mr§, Bey,
owistie and Miss Abbie Selp.
miss Christine Fryca sang: trWtt,
solos, aCeenTailied -by Mrs. J.-
Stewart.- The- guest spealmr,
Mrs. G. W. Tiffen, from ,Wing -
ham, was introduced. by Mr.
• Gordom McKenzie, "flex theme;
a gogo church was very ably
taken and was challenging As
well as inspirational. Mrs. Brit-
ton thanked the speaker. NM
William Bali, the president, con-
ducted a short business sessien.
-Lunch -wee ,served by 1VIrs. Ross -
Gordon and her committee.
10,..avoirmwriolisio0,400moedmoomookik.
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AMOUNT
OF
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550
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4000
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months. months months months months months
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51.24
91.56
Above paymentInclude principal and Interest and are based
on prompt repayment, bbt de got Include lbe cost of life insurance
When you Come to
HFC for a loan, the • ,
Manager will answer'
any question ,you have
-fully and clnarlY.-
befere you' borrow.
That's one reason you
can borrow with
confidence from 4,E0-
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on trans at tow group rates
Ask aim& our evening hours
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(above the Signal. Star)
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