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— Two Superior. Proddctiiln Sires
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— Seven other A.1, Proven Sires
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These bulls, along with our 34 other Holsteiris, haye been
selected from tep bloo4llines. They are included in ,our
new Holstein Sire CataTogue to be released October lst.
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ASSOCIATION.
Grey Clear
Of New
Motions adopted at the Sep-
tember meeting of Grey Town-
ship Council include:
Archie Mann and wson
Ward: That we accept the pett,
tion of Nelson Sleightholra and
Carman Baker to have the
Sleighthohn Dram put ig. a
proper state of repair.
Glen Huether arid Kenneth
Bray: That we set the date of
court of revision on the 1965
assessment roll to be held on
Oct. 4th: -
Archie Mann and Glenn ,Hue-
ther:' That we give a grant of
$150 to the Cranbrook Ceme-
terye Board. •
Accounts approved include.:
Ontario Hydro, ' office, $6.07;
Gordon Clark, chickens killed,
$37.75; Melvin Carnochan, re-
pair Balfour DraM, $63; Cran-
brook Cemetery Board, • grant,
$150; Debenture, Silver Corners
Drain, 447; Hiemstra Nurs-
ing , August atcount,
$91.25 Queensway °Nursing
Home„ ugust account,, $122.25;
Humpitu: s & Co-, relief acct.,
FIRST CHURCH WMS
The September ,meeting 'of
First Church WMS was held at
'the home pf Mrs. Wm. Dreyer
and opened with Call to Wor-
ship and Hymn 109. Twenty-
eight answered the roll call.
It was agreed to ask Mrs. J.
Pollok, of ,Goderlch, to be the
guest speaker at the thankoffer-
ing meetin, and if she was
not 'available, , the group will
contact Mrs. Boyne, of 'Exeter..
Mrs: Altar took Over for the
real -aiming part Or the meeting.
Mrs. Sam Storey read.the
tore lesson, taken from ,P.salm
47, Mrs. Ivy Scott led in' pray-
er: The. topic given'k by "Mrs,
Agar' was on' "Hiimirity. and
Love." Mrs. Robert McMillan
gave a -reading -en &Septet -xi.
her," -.Those taking part and
Mrs. Droverwere thanked.
Hymn 410, • "Just As I Ann"
was sung. • • .
A baseball umpire suffered
from headaches and finally con-
sulted a ,doctor. After a thor-
ough 'examination; the doctor.
said, "I ..think' you need gia.ss-
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The umpire' ,jumped to his
feet and jerked his thumb.
"That'll cost you. $100,' • he
roared, "and. you're out of the
game!"
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car, a boaror6utboard motor, or
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to see yOttr Tor(rto-Dominion
Manager for the money you need.
He can arrange a low-cost, life-
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$83:70; Twp. o Kellett, , June
and 'July relief accountS, 61.301
Robert L. Cunningham, oil,
flee, $16.83; .Allen iobsoi, g4r-
bage collection, Ethel Village,
$14; Roads and Bridges,, SI -5,-
961.5E 'Total, $16,672.41.
At a subsequent special ineet,
Mg, motions included: .
LawSon Ward and Glenn !Ne-
ther: That the Municipal C•or.,
poration of the -ToWnillip. of
Grey approve's the request 'of
the Seaforth District "..Iligh
School Board for' major altera-
tions tq the sChool' building.,
Glenn Huehter- and Kenti h
I3ray: That we pass Bylaw No,
11, 1965, as read a first ina
second time to authorize th'
issue of debentures in the
principal amount of $39,000 fki•
school buses.
Lawson Ward and' Kenneth
Bray: .That Supplementary By-
law No. 18, 1965„ be finally
passed to authorize the rseve
and treasurer to borrow the
sum .of $39;000.. from the Cana-
FUNERA.LS
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JOSEPH KALE
Requiem, High mass Was cele-
brated, on,Monday morning at
10 o'cleft in St... Columban!s
Church far the soul of Joseph
Kale, who died in. Scott- iVlein-
orial Rnspital, Seafbrth, bn Sat-
urday.
Rev. John Stapiefon
Toronto, nephew pf the deceas-
ed, was the- celebrant. Rev. -L.
J. Coughlin and Rev: Thomas
McQuaid,' S.F.M., St: Marys,
Were present in the Sanctuary.
The pallbearers were Jack
McIver, Auguste .Ducharme,
Theo `Van Bake), Vincent Lane,
Joseph J. Lane and Joseph A.
Lane., 'Burial. was made in the
family .p1W in St. Columbah
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MRS. JOHN McKENZIE .
Funeral ervices were held
Friday, ept. 17, from the Box
funeral( home fo,r the late Mrs.
John cKenzie, who died in
Viet,oriI Hospital, London, on
Tuesday.
„Mrs.. Holland, the ; former
Jean Hewift, of Ratho, • is Sur-
vived by tWo daughters, Jean,
_Mrs. John -Holland, Seaforth,
and Marjorie, Mrs. Phillip Wil-
lis, Clinton, and one son, John,
of Seaforth; also six grandchil-
dren. -•
During the service Mrs. C.
Coombs sang "Abide With Me."
Pallbearers, were Douglas Hew-
itt, Donald Hewitt, Allan Hew-
itt, .Lewis. Beshart, Jas. Glew,
and Ken. Nichols. Flowerbear;
ers were John Holland,, Jim
Reiland, Cam Holland and
Dwig 'Willis. Rev.. E. Eaton
condifd the serviceL and in -
term t was. in Ratho Presby
teriaChurch cemeterq.
W. J. STUART KNOX -
W: J. Stuart Knox, " Sarnia
alderman and lawyer, died on
Thursday. . in Sarnia General
HoSpital. He' was .67.
Ald..ginX had been a lawyer
in Sarnia since .1944:- He "Vas
first associated" With the' lay'?
firm of -Taylor, Jarnieson, and
later operated his own firm.
Aid. Knox, was re -ejected to
city council. last December on
a platform _aimed at helping
Senior citizens in the older sec-
tions of the city. He was an
alderman" from 194.8 Co- 1952
when Sarna "adopted city man-
ager form of government •and
undertook annexation in the.
north' end.
- • He was a very public apir-.
ited man, ..always Striving for
tile betterment pf city;"
Mayor .'Henry Ross said. Hi's
wise, counsel. will be greatly
issed„i.! -
Md. Knox . ser4d in both
First and, Second World Wars.
He was. a member • of Sarnia
Rotary Club, Sarnia Golf and
Curling Club, Royal' Canadian
Legion, Branch 62, and Tuscan
Lodge.
Re is survived by' his wife,
the 'former Rheta Matthervs;
two sifters, Mrs. George (Lil-
lian) D,urant, of Stayner, and
Mrs. Robert (Verna). McClure,
of Walton, Ont.", •
yuneral, service, was' held at
1 p.m. Monday at the, Stewart
-funeral Mine, 'gamin'. Inter-
ment follmVed inRair,d's ceme-
tery, BrUcefield.. -
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dian Imperial Bank of Com-
merce, Brussels, for capital ex-
penditure, school buses, Until
th,e debentures are sold for
same. ne
Kenth Bray and Lawson.
Ward: That Nesbitt, Thomson
& Company Limited be ap-
polnted fiscal 'agents for the
Township of Grey for the Pur -
'pose of selling•to investors the,
township school bus debenture
issue, $39,000; 6-c14 years.
Glenn Huether andKenneth
Bray: That we advertise for
Snowplowing' for 1965-66. sea-
son.
Juniors:.
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74,
The September meeting of the
Seaforth, Junior 'Institute was
held recently- in the Seaforth
Distrift High:School, and open-
ed with menibers ,rep@ating the
Institute Ode, followed.. by the
Mary Stewart Collect and the
Lord's Prayer:
• President ' Helen 'Elliott read
4.; poem entitled, "Life:" The
roll call; "Your favorite flower,
and why?" was answered. A
short business period followed'
and seVeral committees were
appointed for &Splays at ,the
Seaforth Fall Fair. .
The metto, "There's Magic in
a Word of Praise," was given
by Deanna 'Dale. 'The "guest
speaker was . Huron Count,
,Home Economist, Miss Diane
Lidiard, who discussed and
demonstrated flower arranging.
Christine Pryce thanked her
and 'presented her with a gift..
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H'cld'
‘0ay of Fpflovilis,
A day of Cl;pstian fellowship
and a unique presentation of
Bible Study by Rev. August
Nfeeehazi was experienced by
the United Church, men and
women who ,-attended a meet-
ing at Goderie.b. Summer School,
sponsored by the Huron Pres-
bY4Tehrelalftudy on how to "enter
the Kingdom of God. and receive
grace and faith was illustrated
by sketches and followed, by a
Ten study groups .held discus,
sions. •
Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft,- Bel -
grave, president of the Huron
Presbyterial, extended greet.
ings. Elgin McKinley, ,Zurich,
led the devotions, and Mrs. R.
McKercher, Dublin, assisted
Courtesy remarks were express-
ed by Rev. A. Higginbotham,
Walton.
Co -conveners were Mrs. Earl
Rowe, Hensel}, and Mrs. Arthur
question and answer period., Jackson, Belgrave.
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