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KIPPE � � 'S
Little Joiinn ° Hauwert . five-.
yeapeX • son Of Mr. and. iMra-
Theo Hauwert, 8th concession
of Tuekersmith, is a patient. hi.
• - St. Joseph's Hospital, London,'
having undergone surgery. His
• many -.friends and neighbors
wish him, a speedy and complete
recovery.
Messrs. Orville Workman,
Llrne Hay and Victor Har-
greaves, of Hensall, left Friday
„ -b ' plane .for a -week's vacation
in Florida.
• " Baily Cooper, infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cooper,
8th concession, Tuckersmith, is
in Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea -
forth, recovering from an at-
tack of pneumonia.
• Sell that unnecessary piece of
furniture through a Huron Ex-
positor Classified Ad. Phone 141.
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The lifacl?wa�*� fam lyrec iv esl
Word of the sudden passing of
Percy `Holmes, Toronto, Who.
died of a• heart attack, Mr.
Holmes • is a brother of Mrs,
;Ross MacKay, Hilisburgh.
Mr. Bob Tinsman fell on the
ice, causing at broken ankle.
The doctor placed it In a walk
ing cast and it is hoped he soon
will be able to walk as usual.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert
visited Mrs. Dickert, Sr., on
Sunday at her `hoine in Har-
riston.
Mr. Norman Long' was. admit-
ted Wednesday, Jan. 17th, by
ambulance, to Sgott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth;, in the inter-
ests of his health. ,
Mrs. R. Torrance and Miss
Jean Ivison spent a day in Lon-
don recently.
Canadian Vocational Training ' Pro-
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gramme For Unemployed, Persons..
The Province of Ontario, in- Cl -operation with the -Federal
Government, will provide in Provincial Trade Schools, and
upon request, in some local municipalities where technical
and commercial facilities are availabl ,. training for unem-
ployed persons, male or female, in certain trade or comthercial
subjects, provided that there are sufficient imP.licetions. The
aim of this programme is to train people for future unem-
ployment.
MUNICIPALITIES WISHING TO SET UP
• LOCAL TRAINING PROGRAMMES: ,
Write to the Director, Vocational Training,
Department of Education,
Parliament Buildings,
Toronto.
PROSPECTIVE TRAjNERS:
Contact your nearest National Employment Service office for
information about courses now offered in• Ontario.
LIVING ALLOWANCES
Where Unemployment Insurance benefits are exhausted or do
not apply, trainees .are paid` living allowances.
FOR •LEA..SE..
MODERN SERVICE STATION
On busy Provincial Highway.,..._
IN SEAFORTil
For further information
PHONE, or WRITE:
BRITISH AMERICAN OIL CO. LTD.
Attention:. R. Rowe-
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owe341 Douro St., Stratford
Phone 271-3540
KNeiettes PIa
canvass
March* oD• ti
.nies
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Hensall _Kinettes"will canvass.
the town Tuesday evening, Jan,
301 for March of Dimes cam-
paign. Howard Scane, chief
marching mother, will be as-
sisted in the canvass by vol-
unteer mothers. The canvass,.
lasting one hour, will begin at
7:00 p.m. Welcolne the March-
ing Mothers at your door, and
give generously to the March
of Dimes.
It is • diMcult to fiiid words to
describe the benefits which the
March of Dimes brings to the
thousands of handicapped men
and women in every part of
Ontario. Most important from
the viewpoint of the handicap-
ped person is perhaps the free-
dom frpm dependeiwe upon
family .or friends of public in-
stitutions—the joy of being a
:productive member of the com-
munity. One can think of few
occasions in which. a 'modest
contribution can bring -so much
to so many.
The March of Dimes comes
once a year, but the work of
rehabilitation goes on every
day. Helping the disabled to a
pew life of • usefulness and
achievement is . a continuing
process which vitally needs con-
tinuing support. Your support
in the past 10 years has brought
dignity and independence to
more than 10,000 disabled men,
and women.
F,or one hour on the evening
of 'Jan. 30—between 7 • and 8
p.m. -50,000 mothers in Ontario
will ' 'make door-to-door calls,
hoping to raise $650,000 for re;
habilitation of the •disabled in
1962 march. Give generously:
WINTER IS THE TIME FOR HOME. IMPROVEMENTS
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wait
r�przng� //ir
Kippen East W.I.
Names Leaders
Kippen East Women's Ii
tute, meeting at the home
President 'Mrs.*" James Drum-
mond on Wednesday afternoon,
Jan. 17, appointed Mrs. W. J.
E_lIcI1 and Mrs. Verne Alderice
leaders of the 4-11 Club,
whose project is "Clothing".
Sewing material to make py-
jamas, nighties and bedjackets
for the War Memorial, Chil-
dren's Hospital, London, was
handed out to different groups,
and the 12th Grotty will make
a quilt for the hospital. -
The roll call was answered
with:•.•. -Name a new industry
and its product" Mrs. Winston
Workman commented on the
motto, "Nature never spoils her
work by being in a hurry," and
the topic, "Production of Sue -
flower Oil and its Use," was
given by Mrs. Marry Upsliall.
Mrs. W. Broadfoot contributed
a poem and Mrs. Arthur Var-
ley conducted a contest.
January 26 was the date set
for a euchre at SS No. 9. First
vice-president Mrs. Wm. Bell
conducted the meeting. Mrs.
Ken McKay was co -hostess, and
Mrs. Robert Bell convened the
program.
1 -ads . PI•r�: Annus,
t ,Alaber Rebekah,- %odge.-
meeting last. Wednesday eve,,
Ping, **sided oxer by 'WOW
Grand Mrs. R. A. Ort,' plans
were 'laid for their thirteenth
birthday- party, February 7th,-
with Seaforth lodge as special:
e1
guests A euchre for Marh
was arranged for. The-' history
of ,the life of tlie, late Thomas.
Wildey, founder of Oddfellow-
ship, whose birthday was Jan,
15, waS given by Mrs. • Ernie
Chipchase.
sti-
�of
High. '.ay.• Damage toffu ii :car.
was estimated at WO .and, hydro
pole '$150. -'He was not: tnjuro
' OPP,D,..M, Westover, of Exeter,'
investigated,
•Mr, George." Thompson and his
brother, �hn, leit bYjetFrt
day morning,, Jan. 19, for, St-
Petersburg, Fla., where -they
Will vacation for two and a
half months.
Messrs Lorne : Hay, of Hen-'
sail; Vic Hargreaves, of Bruce-
field, and Orville Workman, Of
Kippen, left Friday morning by
•jet . for St. Petersburg, Fla.,
where they will spend three
�eeks. F`,-
Mrs. George Walker left by
plane Tuesday, Jan. 23, for St.
Petersburg, Fla., where she will
spend the winter months with
members of her family, Mr. and
Mrs -Donald Walker and Miss
Olive Walker; Reg.N.
Mrs. Emma Shepherd is vaca-
tioning in -St. Petersburg,. Fla.
Mr, and Mrs. William Hed-
ien, of Niagara Fall, who spent
a few -days- tins week with Mr.
'Herb Hedden, returned to their
home on Friday.
Willing Workers Meet '
The Willing Workers Unit of
the United Church Women met
in the Sunday schoolroom of
the church -Friday afternoon un-
der the leadership of Mrs. Ed-
na Weeks' group, with a roll
call of 42. A poem, "A Better
World," was given - by Mrs:
Weeks. Mrs. Robin McAllister
was secretary for the meeting.
Several suggestions for raising
money' through the year were
discussed. It was decided to
have meetings the ..third Thurs-
day of each month, at 2:30 p.n1.
Dies iitiChatham .
Mrs. Mabel -Spearman, 89, . of
Dresden, formerly of Hensall,
passed away in Chatham Gen-
eral Hospital on Wednesday.
Mrs. Spearman suffered a. frac-
tured hip in"`a fall recently.- She
was the widow of John Spear-
man, and: fs survived by one
son, Donald,••and two grandchil-
dren, Joan and Jack. Funeral
services were _held Friday, Jan.
19, from the Holmes funeral
home, Dresden,,with burial in
Dresden cemetery.
Arnold Circle Hears Reports
BUILD A REC-ROOM
TILING FLOOR
Need a new floor? . You
can " fur over existing con-
crete with 2 x 2's .. on 16"
centres. Shim where neces-
sary until they are level.
Nail down %" plywood sub
flooring. Stagger the joints,
install flooring. Tiles may be
laid directly on concrete if
present floor is suitable. An
infinite variety of new -design
tiles are available. -
CEILING TILE
Made in several sizes and
surface designs, goes over
panel base or furring. Fas-
ten them on"•with special ad-
hesive or use staples or nails
for the job. Divide ceiling
into- quarters and work from
centre; do a quarter at a
time. Ceiling tile runs from
14c and up per tile. We can
rent you a stapling gun—for
quick and easy application.
MOULDINGS •
Use quarter round -or any
other, suitable moulding, to
give the periphery of the
room a finished look. Many
different -'styles of moulding.
are available as shown.
Watch for more valuable tips •
on finishing your rec room.
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The Arnold Circle of Carmel
Presbyterian Church, meeting,
at the church Monday evening,
decided to present Valentine
boxes to the patients at the,
Queensway Nursing Home here.
Mrs. Gerald Bell and Mrs. John
Baker conducted the worship
period and gave the study. on
"British Guiana."
Reports were presented as fol-
lows: calendars, Mrs. Roy Bell;
treasurer, "Mrs. -Harold 'Bon-
thron; secretary, Mrs. John
Baker; Glad Tidings, Mrs. Gor-
don ••Schwalm; • Home , Helpers,.
Mrs. Roy' Bell; Crade Roll, Mrs.
R. A. Orr; Cheer Box 'commit-
tee, Mrs..Orr and Miss Hannah
Murray. Twenty-three visits to
sick and shut-ins were record
ed;
Mrs. Ross MacDonald -and
Mrs. Trevor Wilson will be hos-
tesses for the February meeting,
and Mrs. Al 'Scholl and Mrs.
Harry Hoy will have the wor-
ship period. President B. Bea-
ton conducted the meeting.
LAC Clarence J. Hoy, 24, of
Hensall, driving a 1962 foreign -
made car which he had purchas-
ed a month ago, met with an
accident while returning home
Wednesday evening. He was
travelling north when the car
left the road when he lost con-
trol, careened to the west side
and struck a hydro pole, break-
ing it off.
The accident happened 31h
miles north of Exeter on No. 4
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WITH A HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN
Home -Improvement Loans are available through
your bank under the National Housing Act for
alterations and repairs to the exterior or interior
of a home and for a wide variety of other:improve-
ments. You may borrow up th $4,000 with up to
ten years to repay. These loans are also available
to the owners of rental properties._
® DO IT NOW
WITH A FARM IMPROVEMENT LOAN
Farm Improvement Loans, backed by the Domin-
ion Government are available from your bank—
up to $7,500 at five per cent simple interest and
up to ten years to repay.
These loans, cover the purchase of all types of
farm equipment and Improvement to the farm
house and farm buildings. -
DO IT NOW
WITH A SMALL BUSINESS LOAN
Enquire about Government -backed loans- for
improvements to small business establishments
through the chartered banks -up to $25,000 and
up to ten years to repay.
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, For advice and assistance, call your
local National EriiploymentfOffice
Issued by authority of Hon. Michael -Starr,
Minister of Labdur, Canada
1022
Mrs. T. Baird
Will Observe
102nd... Birthday
A birthday party at the
Queensway Nursing Home, Hen-
sall, will celebrate the birthday
of Mrs. Agnes Baird, a patient.
A placid disposition and long-
lived antecedents are the._ -best
recipes for a ripe old age, if
Mrs. Agnes Baird, of Hensall, is
any indication.
Mrs. Baird will. be 102 years
Ali1Ist'
Q : Visit Clinton
• Pn Lions. 'Club's po?pu ,
concert feotttrxng' R•ubtnoft44sl;
his vi lin oto, Friday, February
29..appears to :promise something
of interest to• all, music lovers,
whether of the "WO Naar War
iety, or those with more down
to -earth tastes. -
The pions Club of Clinton is
bringing 'him to the Clinton Dis-
trict ...Collegiate fustittite 'Audi-
torium. The concert hasevery,..
thing from the Warsaw Con-
certo by Addinsellr 40ht through
to Tgrkey m the. Straw and The
Little Brown Jug.
Rubinoff begins his evening
of entertainment with Rhapso-
die, OP. II No. 3, by Dolahanvi,
and includes gypsy surds, popu-
lar items such as _ Rhapsody
in Blue by Gershwin,' and
Around, the World hi 80 Days,
by Victor Young, ending with
Square Dance Fiddlin'; which
includes. bits of -'18 different
popular dance tunes, such. as
Soldier's Joy, _Chicken Reel,,and
Red wing.
The colorful career of Rubin -
off and his violin ineludes radio
broadcasts, such as, the Chase
and Sanborn • Hour and the
Chevrolet program.
Arnold " STINNISSEN
Sun Life Assurance
Contpany of Canada
Telephone: 052, R 12 '
R.R. 5 - SEAFCIATH
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smiih school ,4
the - position
Tucker-
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of ' Secreti
Treasurer.
rain
Applications 'to be forwarded in eiea fed
envelope's' to: -
MR. ROSS FORREST
R.R. No. 2, Kippen
Esq:
NOT LATER THAN JANUARY` 31, 1962
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State Q lalification-and Salary
Expected. -
WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS -- Phone 141
Read the Advertisements — It's a Profitable Pastime l
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of age on Tuesday, Jan. 30, and
her son, Tom Baird, of. Bruce -
field, recalls: "I never saw
mother cross in my, life." Her
grandmother lived to he 98,
and her mother, 93.
Her family includes, besides
her son, his wife and family,
her grandson, Stewart Baird,
Mrs. Baird and family, of Stan-
ley Township. Mr.' • and Mrs.
Stewart Baird live on the farm
which was bought by Mrs. Ag-
nes
gnes Baird's father' and given to
his daughter.
Although confined to her bed
at the nursing home, Mrs. Baird'
is in fairly good health for her
advanced years, and enjoys
three meals a day._
WEDDINGS
McLAUGHLIN-KLING
The marriage of Christina
Anne, youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs: Frank Kling, Seaforth,
and 'William P. McLaughlin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. M. McLaughlin,
Dublin, was solemnized alt• the
home -of her aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
0. J. Smith, Ancaster, Ont., on
Thursday, Jan. 18, by the Rev.
D. Ulenn Campbell, of ; McNab
Presbyterian. Church, Hamilton,
Ont.
115 Attend
At Hensall
Lodge :Event
With an attendance of 115,
the IOOF Lodge of Hensall held
an initiatory degree for Huron
District 8 with a class of nine
candidates, put on by the 'past
district deputy's association.
Bro. Ross Chiswell, of Pres-
ton, Grand Master of Grand
Lodge of Ontario, and Bro. Roy
Langton, of Preston, Grand
Musician, were present; also
Bro. Gerald McFalls, of Exeter,
Grand Conductor. Other visitors
were -present from London, Exe-
ter, Brucefield, Seaforth, Gode-
rich, Clinton and Brussels.
Bro, Ross Chiswell, 'Grand
Master of Grand Lodge of On-
tario, presented Bros. William
R. Dougall, of Hensall'. Lodge
223, with a 50 -year jewel.
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