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Courses wilt be held 7:30 — 10:30 p4n.
In Winghant, )March 10 - 11 - 12
Phone 357-27Q, 357-1873
Register by Phone — Fee $5.00
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CONSERVATORY
EXAM gEsoL,TS,
The following is a list
successful candidates held re-
cently by the Royal. Conservatory
of Music in NV'Ingnaaa. The names
arranged in order of merit.
Grade LX Piano: 1-liss, Shirley
Steele.
Grade VIII Piano: Pass Allan
Leggatt.
Grade VII Piano: Pass, Ruth
Grade VI Piano: Audrey.
Coulter.
Grade V .Plano: Honours, Joyce
Hamilton, Peter Callan.
Grade IV Piano: Honours,Wil-
nem Fuller, Susan Carson Doris
Stiokes. Pass: Lynda McGee
Joan Bennett.
Grade ill Piano: Honours,
Linda Robinsen.
NOTICE
The ladies of Melville Church,
are having a Bake Sale on
March 28. Keep this date open.
a a.m. Morning Prayer
NOTICE
To Rural Route Patrons
Effective with the depletion of
existing stocks, rural mail boxes
will no longer be sold by the Post
Office Department and patrons
wishing to obtain them must do
So through regular commercial
channels.
If further details are required
consult your Postmaster,
`i:ne pupils et Grade 8, and
their teachers enjoyed a bits
trip to the lee Caphdes at
eller on Friday night.
Mrs. John i'orrie is a patient
in Listowel IVIemorial
Ainscer Bird underwent
a tonsilectomy in Li6towei last,
week.
Mrs. Lylle Cordon, acCompaa,
ied. by Miss Pearl Baker left
day by air for Mexico where they
will spend several wc:eks, return-
ing early in April with Lylle.
Mrs. Jim i-estet ils teaching until
Easter in. Mrs. Gordon's school.
David A. Gordon
David A. Gordon, 66, of
Wallace burg, (lied Thursd.ay iln
hospital, Windsor. rie- is surviv-
ed by his wife, one son and one
Idaughter, .Windsor, one sister,,
Mrs. Verna R.ausoin, Wallace-
burg, and two brothers, Lynne
Windsor, and Lylle, Cranbrook.
'Funeral service was held on.
Saturday, at Wallaceourg, with,
burial there. A sister, Mrs. Eat-
wood Hanna, died in Florida
about one month ago.
Rev. Win. Morrison, Brussels,
will occupy the pulpit in Knox
Presbyterian Church on SundaYf
March 8 at 1.1 o'clock.
Fifth Meeting
The fifth meeting of "Ethel`
Eight Sfritchers" was held on
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6ernion Topic
"People at the. Cross"
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Org4aist: Mrs, Frank Tr.otupsou
AliCT
10.00 a, Church Scheel
11 am. Public Worship
Mr. E. G. Nelson
granbrook
Everyone Welcome
AN ICA N CZ:URI:A
OF GA NA::
Rector: Rev. H. L. Jennings
BA., 11111.
OrSaList: Mrs E. 1.:Itiott
ST. JOHN'S
11 a.m.. Morning -prayer
and Church School
S'I. DAVID'S, Henfryn
1: p.m. Bible Study
2.30 pan, Holy- Communi1.1
Feb. 26 at seven o'clock
'home of Lou Rayuard.
Tile meeting was. opehed
the pledge.
Roll Call by reporting on
progress of our charts.
Jean Fraser gave a note and
demonstration on stay-stitching,..
under-stitching and reinforcing
a curved seam.
Work on the blouses wal-the,u
started.
The meeting was closed with
the 4-H motto.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Halliday
of Wingliana were visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Les Forl on
Saturday.
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CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Clearing Auction Sale Of
Farm Stock, and Machinery
at North 'half ..oi lox 41; ,.Lon, a,
East Wawanosh, -I mile North of
Blyth on No. 4 Highway on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18t
at 1 p.m.
wit 11,
old
steers
I
1 - a irrow
11 manure
seuffler
Poutry feeders New princess
Pat range Clare Jewell range
Small ProPane
Other artieles
mention
No Reserve Farm Sold
Proprietor — Clarence Johnston
Auctioneer — Harold Jackson
Clerk — George Powell
Any fobl can criticize, condem,•
and complain , . and most tools
do.
BROOM BALL
TOURNAMENT
BRUSSELS ARENA
MARCH 16 - 17 - 18 - 19
4ntry Fee
Prize Money $50.00
For Particulars:
Phone 193W or '14
Entries to be in by Friday 13th
Compete
DISPERSAL SALE
of
PUREBRED SCOTCH.
SHORTHORN CATTLE
Lot 42, Con. 7, East Wavianosh,
11/4, Miles South of BeIgrave,
on No. 4 Highway
WEDNESDAY, MAR. 11
at 1:00 p.m.
Cattle
Roan Buttercup, Cow, Reg.
.No. (404128), 6 yeal6 old
Augusta Queen, Cow, Reg.
No. (483154); 7 yetars old
Augusta Rose, Zna, Cow, Keg.
No. (527353), 3' years old,
Fairy Flower„Cow, Reg.
No. (484290), years old,
Red Fairy Flower, Znd, Cow,
Reg. No. (54273), 2 years old,
Nonpareil Rosebud, Cow, Reg.
No. (490142), 6 years old,
Nonpareil Rose Znd, Cow, Reg.
NO. (522535), 3 years old,
,PAULINE IN, Cow, Ilea.
No. (511705), 6 years old,
BROADHOOKS 7P, Cow, Reg.
:No. (511717), 6years old.
Rothes Queen 6P, Cow, Reg.
No. (511716), 5 years old,
Robins Missies 00W, Reg.
No. (451864), 10 years old,
Maple Emblera. Golden 12th,
Cow, Reg. No. (607552), 4 years
old,
Roan Rose:Lnd, Cow, Reg.
No. (475990), 3 years old,
Lelland Missie 9th, Cow, Reg.
No. (4937377), 6 years old,
Nonpareil Bud,r Cow, Reg.
No. (515985), 4 years old,
Nonpareil Rose, Cow, Reg-
No. (416663), 12 years old,
Augusta Pat Is, Cow, Reg-
No, 0543198), years old.
2 Heifers, 2 years old, wilt
have calved by March.
4 Heifers, rising 2 years old.
4 Heifers,,rising 1 year old.
5 Calves, suitable for 4-!-t
Calves. 6 Peeder Heifers.
Hogs
3 York SolvS With litters
1 York Sow; S 'fork Piger
weaned 1 month; 9 York.
Pigs ready to west'.
200 Bales of. Mixed Ha.
Terms — Cash
Ecrgar Wightman
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Harold Jackson Auctioneer
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FAMILY PACKAGE.
were Sanday guests at the Same
home.
Mr. Jini. Pearhori, who is
student at Waterloo Lutheran.
College, was honie with his
parents, Mt. and , Mrs. Alex
'Pearson, for the week-end. He I
-attended the recent Canadian $
rUniversity Liberal Convention,'
in Ottawa and had the privilege
of talking to the Prime Minister,
Lester B, Pearson and other
distinguished members.
Cattle
holstein cow, S years old
esti
Black iierelora cow, years
old due April 16th
Red Hererford eow, 7 Yrs.
due March 24
Durham cow, 7 yrs. old dite
March ;215th
Red Hereford cow, 3 yrs. old
with call at I°Qt
Red Durham cow, 5 yrs. old due
Mar. rjed
Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old due due
April 6th
.Black Hereford cow, 7 yrs. old
with calf
6 - 4 yr. old Hereford
in. the 6 yearling steers
3 Yearling heiters,
Pigs
with Young sow due time of sale
We answered the, 2 sows due April 11th and lath
the 2 sows due May 17th and 18th.
Machinery
The next meeting will be held , Massey 30 tractor
in the home of Lou Raynard on Cockshut plow
March 4th at 7:00'. Massey Harris 7 ft binder
McCormick Deering mower
Shirley offered to provide lunch Spring tooth cultivator
at the next meeting. McCormick hay loader
in good condition
Steel wagon with 10 ft. hay rack
4 section harrows
I Fleury walking plow
Massey Harris No.
Spreader
Set sloop sleighs
2 wheel trailer with rack
Massey Harris electric cream
separator root pulper
Stone boat Wheel barrow
150 it. hay rope
14 H. P. electric motor
Massey Harris grain grinder
Colony House 9 x 12 'wood
Cedar Posts 100 ft. snow fence
Hay & Grain
Mr. and Mrs. Don ,Pestell o1 16 ton loose hay
SurlingtOn werdp week-end 60 bales second cut clover
visitors with his parents, Mr. f .no buS. mixed grain suitable
and Mrs. Jim. Pestel. Mr. and, for seed
Mrs. Murray Nichol of Newry 45 pullets 30 yearling hens
heater with pilot
too numerous to