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The Seaforth News, 1946-03-07, Page 1The Seaforth Ne HURON COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER' WHOLE SERIES; VOL, 69, No, 10" MARCH MEETING OF, TUCKERSMITH 'COUNCIL SEAFORTH, ONTARIO,THURSDAY, MARCH 7 1946 b 1 a 3s HOG SCHEME GOES OFFICERS NAMED FOR MUNICIPAL WELCOME` TO. INTO EFFECT APRIL 1 SEAFORTH AGRICULTUAL BE HELD MARCH•118TH Tuckersmith Municipal Council Fifteen delegates from the Huron .The officers and directors of the The Municipal Veterans' 1?ace County Hog Producers attended, Seaforth AgricuItw al Society for1 the first Annual meeting of the 1946 are 'es follows: Honorary Presi- tion Committee, met in l the Town Association at the Royal York dents, Messrs W. S. Broadfoot, .Hunt Hall, Seaforth, on Saturday even - Hotel in- Toronto on March 1st, Wm, plu'ey . Snell, W, H. Golding, M. p,,1 mg, March 2nd, and furthered ai- Turnbull, Brussels, Chas, • Coultes, Dr. Hobbs Taylor, M.L.A., J. J. Chile ents for reception to be Belgrave, Bert Lobb, 'Clinton, W, V. Dr. 1 . Harburn. President, Mr jteld onMaach18th J. Mt, Active Ser - Roy, Londesboro, Tom ' Metcalf, Govenlock;; First Vice -President Rus-` vice Personnel of World War II. Wingham, Earl McDonald, Lucknow sell Bolton; Second Vice -President, The: date for such reception was but as council felt a an ey Melville Dennis, Bluevale, Ronal' Mr. Arthur Nicholson; Secretary- definitely set for March 18th and Township 'should instigate any pro- Coultes, Wingham, Ignatius O'Leary, Treasurer, Mr. Clarence Trott; Au- will take the form of a Dinner in the ceedings in regard to this complaint, Seaforth, Alfred Warner, Bayfield, ditoia Miss Mary Johnston, Mr. D, H: first Presbyterian and North Side Wilson; Directors, Messt•a N. Russell' United Churches in Seaforth after the clerk was instructed to advise Arnold Jamieson, Clinton, Jim Simp program has her that theywould co-operate with soil, Kirkton, Harold Montgomery, Davold e, c B. GMre. J. M. Scott, which r excellent :Staple Tow-nshi when such action Goderich, HenrySc'hilbe, Dashwood, Harold Jackson, Mrs, fobs Hille been arranged to take place in Carce y p brecht, Messrs. Allister Broadfoot,' no's Hall to be followed by a dance was taken. Zeck Ryan, Seaforth, Robert 'Campbell, Robert McMillan, to the music of Bert Worth and his The Plowmen's Association was Chas. W. NleCrinnis of Iroquois, Elgin Nott, Oliver Anderson, W. Gla- CICNK Ambassadors from Wingham.. given a. grant of $125. to assist in Ontario President of the Association •e1, 0 • t 1 k f d t• met In the Town Hall, Seaforth, March 2nd at 2 pan.. for the regular monthly meeting, with member's Chas. MacKay, Roy Pepper and Gor- don Richardson present and Reeve Arthur Nicholson in the chair,. A letter regarding drainage com- plaint of Eliza Waldron . was read f 1 that Stanley cost of the International Plowing Match. Only ode tender was received for crushing and hauling gravel in 1946 which was accepted. This tender; by Wilson McCartney, stated a 35e rate for crushing in the Murray Pit, a 30e rate for crushing in the Allen I'it, a rate of 40c per yard for trucking up to 5 miles in the Murray Pit and 7c per yard mile six miles and over in the Murray Pit and a rate of 35c per yard for trucking up to 5 miles in the Allen Pit and 7c per yard mile six miles and over, An amount of $75.00 was named for moving and setting up crusher. John Trerneer of the Hensall Agricultural Society requesting' as - in addressing the gathering of throe ci I wing o ae o accoxntno a ton Associate Directors: Messrs Dr. it was decided that it would be im= hundred producers stated it was a John Turnbull, Ray Holmes, J, F. ,possible to include any but Active happy occasion, as Hog Scheme was Daly, George Ferguson, E• P. Chesney,! service Personnel for the"dinner. about to' be put into effect and sties James McIntosh; 1. O'Leary, Arthur; However, a limited number of guest sed the responsibility, this will en Wright, Frank Reynolds, Elmer Cam-, tickets will be issued to the Veterans tail, You are part of a big industry emu. s, H. Whitmore, Irwin' Trewar=-j and it is expected that their parents known over the entire world, said tha, George Wheatley, Ebner Dennis, and wives will be given these tickets the 'speaker. It has grown to be a Arthur Devereaux, Gordon McGavin, • in order that they may attend the program and dance. Lists appear be- low for the four municipalities of Seafoeth, Tuckersmith, McKillop and 180 million dollar export business, John Powell, Guy Dorrance, T. L. Bell, and is vital to our national economy. William Dale, Arnold Jamieson, Ross Present bonuses are consumers honu- McGregor, John Coyne, Joe Atkinson, ses'not producer, said Mr. McGinnis Joint Armstrong, Leonard Leeming, Hibbert and the genera] public is. and future help to our industry, W. L. Whyte, Robert McKerchet, asked to scrutinize these tilts :cry must be on a quality basis. 'ion me Fred Carbert, Fergus Stapleton, Hir- r irefully and to notify the secre- entitled to full cost of production, cum Blanchard, John McIntosh. Peter ` plus, a reasonable profit for your Moifet, Mrs:A. Porteous, Mrs. Mar- tory, E. P. Chesney, R. R. a Sea - product. gale Hay, Miss Thelma Buie, miss forth, phone 652 r 31, of any er••ors The Secretary's report showed a Jean Scott, Mrs. Paul Doig, Mrs, Gor- or omissions in order that no name 00 million dollar industry in Outer- don McKenzie, Miss Eleanor Storey, mill be omitted. sistance for their Fair was given a id, and last year we in this province Mrs. Wilfred Coleman. Messrs. A. grant ox po Edward Boyes, who has been op- erating township grader, was hired at a straight salary of 5129.00 per month to act as grader operator and for other work when the grader is not required. Harold Finnigan was appointed as a representative of Tuckersmith Township to the Scott Memorial Hospital Board. Accounts were passed as follows: Relief, $56.45; Grants, $160.: Insu- lin, $5.27; Roads, $424.37; Salaries, 5100.00; Postage, $5,00; Travelling Expenses, 525.00. Council adjourned to meet on April 64h, at 2 p.m. 5. ' produced 39% of all hogs marketed Whitney, C. Trott, Elmer Cameron, MAPLE SYRUP COAL • IDEAL FOR THE JOB ORDER NOW E.-Ls,..)30X PHONE 43 Northside United Church Rev. H. V. Workman, Minister 10 am., Sunday School. 11 a.m„ "The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper." 7 p.m., "The Inwardness of the Christian Religion."' Thursday, 8 p.m„ Precommunion Service. We welcome every worshipper. in the Dominion, Mr, Turin -non, Ont- W • II evict'', ario Secretary stated that 07% of Fall Fair 'committees for 1946 are all B-1 hogs, were placed in that as follows: the first name mentioned grade by improper feeding and it in each group acting as chairman. was not the fault of the hog. 50* Horses=Messrs. Elgin Nott, Elmer were too fat. and 17% were either Dennis, W. S. Broadfoot, F. Coyne, too heavy or light in weight. William Dale, Albert Harrison, Ross Colonel Kennedy, Minister of McGregor: Agriculture gave the following fig- Beer Cattle—Messrs. Oliver Ander- -urea representing millions of pounds son, N. Russell Dorrance. J L, Boll, of bacon shipped to Britain during Robert Campbell, James F. Scott, Dr. 44 and 45, each figure representing John Turnbull. e three mouth period. 1 Dairy Cattle — Messrs.' Leonard •1944 245 182 66 160 Leeming, Irwin Trewartha, James 1945 145 100 45 107 Nlclntosh, Frank Reynolds, Peter We can readily see the ineohsis- Simpson, tancy of our supplies and the tee_ Sheep—Messrs, Allister Broadfoot, nlendous drop in production, This is H. Snell, Guy Dorrance, Arnold garn- et -1y the bacon ration :in Britain has ieson. had to be reduced from six ounces Hogs—Messrs. J. Powell; R. Mc - to 4 ounces Millan, ArthurDevereaux, Russell Coleman. ' Poultry—Messrs. W. Glazier, A. LLOYD --GREEN - Moore, Alfred Copeland, William Bell, A very pretty wedding took place Ignatius O'Leary. on Saturday, February 23rd, at 2 Hall Exhibits—Messrs J. M. Gov - o'clock at the home of the bride's enlock, H. Snell, Dr. F. Harburn E. mother, 87 Owen St., Barrie, when B. Goudie, W. S. Broadfoot. Doreen Orothea, only daughter of Domestic Needlecraft— Mrs. Mar - Mrs. Jennie Green and the late Clar- garat Hay, Miss Eleanor Storey. ence Gi.•een, became the bride of Sports And Attractions—Messrs. Wesley Lloyd, youngest son of Mr. Russell Bolton, Arthur Nicholson, and Mrs, M. Lloyd, Clinton, Ont. George Wheatley, Elmer Cameron, Rev. S. E. Lewis of Collier St. Unit- GW. eorge Crich, Harolcl Jackson, Ed - ed Church, officiated at the caro, win P Chesney, Allister Broadfoot, Ray Holmes. pink and white streamers and flow- ers. The wedding march was played School E. B. Goudie, Robert Mc - by Mrs. Ross Biddwell of Barrie. The Kercher, Ab. Whitney, Mrs. Frank Me - bride given in marriage by her grandfather, Wm. Lockhart was in a ey Storr, Mrs, Paul Doig, Mrs. Gordon fioor•length gown of white mMcKenzie. Grounds and Property—Messrs Bette over satin with high neckline J 5I. Scott, J. M. Govenlock, Russell and full skirt. Her finger-tip veil of Bolton, E. B. Goudie Elgin Nott, embroidered net fell from a halo Oliver Anderson, Allister eirnad'foot, headdress caught with flowers. She Publicity—Messrs, J. :YI. Scott, W. atony which took place under arch o -. Anglican wore the gift of the groom a string. l Whyte, Clarence Trott, A. Y. Me- . -Mar. 10th. First Sunday in Lent: of pearls and carried a cascade Lean, Oswald Snowdon. Thomas',St. •Seaforth; bouquet of red Bettertime roses. The Farm Machinery—Messrs Gordon • 10 a.m., daySe 'School bridesmaid, Miss Joyce Tyndale, Tor McGavi11, J P. Daly, John Bach, 11 a.m. Holy _Communion; "Lenten onto, cousin of the bride was in a William G. Wright, William Teall. Opportunities, floor -length dress of powder blue Women's Institute—Misses Thel- 7 pan. Evening prayer; "The Great net ansilk jersey with a sweet ma El ie, Flora Durmin, Mrs. Wil Example. heart neckline, wearing a halo of fred Coleman. blue frilled net. She carried a bou- Domestic Science — Miss Jean St. Mary's, Dublin: quer of pink Briar Cliff roses. The Scott Mrs, A• Porteous, 3 p.m. Holy Communion: "The Great groom was supported by Ray Green, Floral ]Exhibits—Mrs. John Hille- Example." brother of the bride. The groom fa- Brecht vours to; the bridesmaid was a gold Ticket Committee— Messrs. J. M. Rector: Rev. C. F. L. Gilbert, B.A. 'compact, to the pianist, gold ear- Govenlock, •,George Ferguson, C. rings, to the best man a silver cig- Trott. First Presbyterian Church 1 arette case. A reception was held Baby Show :Mrs, Gordon MclCen- 10. a.m., The Sunday, School .......... following the ceremony when a dain-yie Jean Scott. 11 `a.m., Morning, Worship: ;The ty buffet luncheon was served by , Miss Crop Competition —Messrs. Misses Dorothy Tyndale, oforon t McMillM, srs- Chr7. p. ., ne of Sin'. F• E. Goudie, Robes a e the Evening Worship: ' Bles- to. M'arini s Ben Blanche best McKetchel, sed are day: Meek''. and Frances Brennan of $rs. un- Domestic Science, Section N., Miss Thursday Evening at 8: The der the supervision ys. Mrs. Amy Seam Scott, Mrs. A• L. Porteous, Quiet Hour: A series of'six Lenten Bates assisted by Mrs. 1VIcC abe, Mrs, Ladies Work, Section P., Mrs.Services to be held' in the Sunday Wm. Lockhart, grandmother of the Margaret Hav, Miss Eleanor Storey, room. bride wearing amethyst crepe dress with wedding cake was a. are reminded' of the World's Day of poured tea. Thati n inade b the Floral Exhibits, Section S., Mrs Prayer service to be held in North- four -tiered cre o y John Floral Exhibits, side United Church on Friday, Mar, bride's mother. The mother of the Children's e 8 at 3' p.m. bride was gowned in mauve crepe with matching accessories and cor- Egmondville United Church sage of spring flowers The happy Rev. A. W. Gardiner, B.A., B.D., couple leaving for points in West- 1,0 est 10 nr Sunday School ern Ontario, the bride donned a wind School Dairy Products, Section M., Mrs. The women of the congregation 'th corsage of pink carnations Frank Storey. Department — Mrs. Paul Doig, Mrs. Gordon McKenzie. neth Eaton, Ralph Davidson, Wilharn excellent health. InstituteDisplay—Miss r McClure, George 1We- a. ., 11 a.m,, "The Sensitiveness of swept mustard gold crepe dress, green top 'coat with brown 'accessor- men's ies and corsage of red roses. On their return they will make their home near Clinton. un -Fist." 7 p.m., "The Test of works." . THE LADIES' AID The March meeting of the Ladies Aid of First Presbyterian Church. was field on Tuesday, March 5, in the basement of the church with a splendid attendance. Mrs, H. Scott presided. Mrs. Geddes was pianist. The meeting opened by singingtha hymn followed with prayer by president. The- secretary, Mrs. the MacTavish, read the minutes of the last meeting and Miss Bo11e Camp- hell gave. the financial, report. Sev- eral items everel,items of business were then brought before the meeting, after which Mrs. Munn, accompanied on the piano by'Mrs. Keating sang a solo which was much enjoyed. A hymn and the national anthem were then sung' and the meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. James Kerr. The. Social Committee then served" refreshments and a pleasant hour was; spent by all. • C. W. L. MEET At the regular meeting of the Catholic Women's League . of St. Jaques Parish, Seaforth, held Mon- day evening in the parish rectory, plans were nacre for the annual meet- ing which will be held in the school hall in April in the torm'01 a pot -luck supper. Mrs: Leo Fortune and Mrs. C. MatoDonald were appointed as the nominating couunitteee Interesting Papers 011 the "Life of St. Patrick' were read by Mrs, 3'. IIathanl, Mls. J. Slattery reported 8115.01 in the 'treasury. One call was made by the visiting committee. . Ma's. Wm. ILart led the prayer. The meeting was in keeping with the Feast of St. Pat- rick ancl' following the business per- iod; Irish songs were sung, with Miss Alice Daly and Mrs. C. MacDonald acComlialtyiug. A delicious lunch foie lowed. Town of Seaforth H. Carroll, J. A. Cardno, Jack Glow, George Daly, Edward Daly, E. R. Rivers, J. L. Rivers, W. E. Southgate, 3. B. Southgate, Cecil Le , MRS. THOMAS J. WHITNEY mon, A. Y. McLean, R. C. McNab, J.1 RED CROSS NOTH.S l A. McNab, Wm. Brugger, F. J. Ryan, Mrs. Thomas J. Whitney, .liorn- R. Milliken C. M. Scott, A. A. Hoff, February Report: ; mgton township, died Sunday night V. F. Hoff, Ii. W. Hart, W. Hart, B. ' Br. civilian clothing; Infants . at her daughter's hob been Bufferin me in Stratford. C. 'Wright, E: Durst, T. 1). Cluff, T. nightgowns 90, vests 96, jackets 32, Mrs.ra heartailment had dnt for some time. R. Rowe, James Clull', A. Phillips, F. blankets 32, washcloths 32, diapers The former Hannah Elizabete Dob - Phillips, C. B. Flannery, J. F. Flan- 882, boys' coats 18, boy.' shorts 1.1, nery, James Flannery, R. C. Hawk- undervests 15, rompers • 19. bloom- son, she was born in Elma township on Nov. 23, 1874, a daughter of the ins, G. D. Hays, H. G. Hays; G. E. ars 10. Case, B. J. Duncan, W. C. Slither- Hospital Suppliestockings ; Surgeons' boots Langford Do ono On Feb. lElizabet land, K. Sharpe, Rose Allen, C. Mow- 15 pr. laparotomy t c g she was marbled at her hotue, third bray, dCen Reid, G. H. Miller, J. J. kerchiefs 20. line of marrie ton, to Thomas J. Holland, G. M. Siddall, J. Mero, J. Knitting: Booties 63, bonnets 30. le made their home 3. W. Sproule, G. S. Habkirk, G. Crich, children's stockings 14 pt'. sweat- i1'Ihite Whitney.. Theymade the had re- n F. Crich, Jaynes Riley, J. Cameron, ars 8, leggings pr. scarfs 4, glovee g n 1 sided there ever since, Mrs. Whitney W. Wilbee, T. F. Willie°, John L.1 lQi•i�socks Qu is donated 1, tops was a member of St. Paul's railed K. T. Ada. s, 3.e Parke, P. t Brady, K. T. Adapts, R. Montgomery, donated 5, by-product tops male 1. �i4etpartMilverton, o k of church. Earle Montgomery, Oban MacTavish, done le workroom •1, returned when healthrkof the was a Ian MacTavish, M. F. Merriam, Peter We wish to remind you that the permitted. E. Brianeen, S. A. Kerr, S. C. Row- work roosts this week will he open life member Soof theo that Wo church. She M. J. Dunlop,'Jack Dunlop, D. Thursday, March 7, on account of also took partinthe activities of Coutts, Se. R. Coutts, Glenn Smit, Friday Local Bbeing a ranch chy i ofayer. the iced Brunner Women's Institute. Surviv- G. F. ntiHild bra, Glenn GordonegHildebrand, Cross are hoping that every adult ing besides her husband are five Angus clean, S. don Regale, sons and three daughters: Gordon, Angus McLean, S. P. Johnson, F. A, person in Seaforth and community Lamont, N. C. Cardno, D. L. Bolton, will become a member of the 3948 London: Albert, Seaforth; Wesley, Red Cross Drive. on the homestead; Emerson, Brun- SR.e B. Stewart, D. Stewart, H. R. per; Maurice, London; (Alice) Mrs. Scott, D. Scott, J. N. McMillan, F. C, \Billions of lives were saved by the N. Bancroft, Newton; (Coral Mrs. Pinkney, Don R. Wood, Chas. Wood, Blood Transfusion Service in the war K. J. Curtis, and Miss Helen Whit - MacDonald, Co Ha Dr. Goddard, C, R• b just Past. The Canadian Red Cross trey, 9 Caledonia St Stratford. One eHarry McLeod, 0. Ab- P, 'Geddes H. 0. Free, has decided to extend this wartime brother, George Dobson, ii9 Mende Garnet 5. service for the benefit of `Canadian St., and three sisters. Mrs, W. W. Garnet Free, A. C. .Geddes, 55. WJ. k civilian, in peace. It is hoped to have Mitchell, Mesa Arizona; Mrs. T. Purcell, Oke Cameron J• R. W the service in operation some time McBride and Mrs. L. Hollefreutld, et, II. Oke, A. Cameron, J. M. IVIG- this year. Toronto, also urvive. There are 12 Millan, R. S. Box, K. J. Barry, G. S. Y grandchildren. One brother, Matthew Barry, James Barry, G. H. Snowdon, Dr. W. Stuart Sr ofthry, M.B E.; a'er, J. A. Fraises, J. E. B.A., is the director of the new civil- J. Dobson, of Peffere. predeceased Cl C. B k Ian service—a service designed to her. The body is resting at the MorleyoStorey,P. B. Cleary, J. u. Cleary, -provide free blood for every Cana- family home, lot 10, concession one, ad a L. J. Fortune, Glenn diait man, woman and child who may Mornington, where funeral sere-Jees aid ars, 3'. Wm. E. Somers, Glenn Treed it.will be held on Thursday afternoon ' Scalers, J. L. Moore, G. D. Sills, T. "The lives of thousands of our at 2:80• Rev. William ITuddlertone, Al Sills, P C. L. Shag o o Wigg, fighting men were saved during the Milverton, will be in charge of the Allister Wigg, Chas. is Ibbotson, Stan g g o •ranee . Dickson, Geo. A. war by blood donations and we feel service• Burial will be made at Dorrance, that this great service must be recon- Greenwood cemetery, Milverton. • G. Pinkney,r' Allan Grieve,riIFrank Keating vetted to the benefit of cur own fel-' G. 0S.Ritchie, D. Grieve low -citizens in peace. No one in Can- PROPERTY CHANGE E. C. e Rtt4hietyitchie, S. W. Archi- ada, " said Mr. Urquhart, "should die The 50 acre farm, situated on Con - Ritchie, L.for lack of proper blood transfusion cession 4, Township of Tuckersmith. bald; J. A. Munn, L. G. Hoggaith, the pr'oper'ty of Mrs. Alicia 51. Ley - 'Gordon Bender, R. J. Venus, A. E. facilities or for lack of blood when 1,0100, has been sold through the of - Venus, C. J. Dennis, A. W Sillery, our service is established. Oce of 11. C. Chamberlain to Mr. Sohn Nielson, A. J. Calder, Elinor • We are confident that the 'ria Robert G. Haney of Toronto. Mr. Bell,W. C. Barber, John Taylor, IL jority of our wartime blood donors. Haney takes possession April 1st. Huiser, F. Willis, R. Dolinage, who contributed so magnificently ]n Barbara Best, Marra Smith, Gert- war, giving more than 2,300,000 do - to contribute . SMART STYLING AND QUALITY! , , Yes, both are a "must" with . women or discriminating taste. That's .why you'll want; to see these big values. typical of 01* many smart buys 4, Floral Earrings, stont•set. SHOP AT A V A U E' IT PAYS Phone 194 Res, 10 Adorna brooch dainty flower and bow design. 1.00 J patrons Will want BAYFIELD rude Hare, L. J. Currie, 3 Ha their blood to this new life-giving Mr. and Mrs. Allan Furter encl. sou Sills, Hazel M. Nelson, H• S. Hodg • service." - Billy of London were guests of Mrs. son, Vera Hudson. I The Canadian Red Cross will be W. J. Stinson on Sunday, Township Of McKillop - I able to provide all Canadian hospit- Mrs. D. A Featherston returned to els with blood, plasma and transfe- her home in London after ,a .weeks' Arnold Scott, Gordon. Scott, Ian Ginn equipment, afree of charge, with Visit with her mother Mrs, Chas. Nesbitt, Aldie J. Eckert, James F. the stiulation that it must be given Parker' Eckert, John Drover, Wilnlofe free of charge to the patient. Mr, Janies Robinson returned to the Howes, Keith Harrison, Chester Mc- village on Tuesday accompanied by Nay, Bert McClure, Edward Sher` 58TH ANNIVERSARY his brother Bill W110 bas returned re- look, Ted Storey, Peter Watson, MBF, and Mrs. Matthew Armstrong Gently from overseas. Me Robinson Alex Kerr, Scott Kerr, Ebner Scott, of Constance will be 58 years married expects to open up his store on the Thomas Patton, Joseph Patton, Teen- on Saturday, March 9th. Both are in 15th March. Thelma 4rthu Mc lite ' e El Clure John Adapts, NI. Beuer.mane, ale- H1BBERT held on Sept. 19 and 20. Betties, Leslie Dolmagc, Sam 1 Giv The Seafm th Fall'Fair is to be Mr. Mothers, Harold Pryce, Isabel WOMEN'S INSTITUTE NEWS Carlin U Spadden, William Slark, Joseph • ling Joseph Hart, Doc Burns, Eddie Hibbert Council Council mcetiirg Ferguson. Atkinson and daughter O'Sullivan, Pat Maloney, Frank A regular monthly 1(1•auskoph, Eddie Hart, John Walsh, was held in the .Staffa rownehipc Hall spellt the week. eoel:s aend With her daughter Bert ICrauskoph, Joseph Nolan, Leo on Monclzty. Mat. f to Greve on Mr and Mrs. Spencer Erwin spent Mrs. J. McClure retm'lied to her home Friday after spending sortie weeks i11 Toronto. Mrs. James Ferguson returned home Saturday, having spent the last month in London with her soli James Fence iVlalone, Helen Me- instructed to advertise of n d ICercher, Elmer Koehler, Louis Hoe- what rtWomen's lite scar 'Elligson, Drain: Tenders to include the tile and ]lits. R. FI, Middleton of Hensall' The Seafo h Seidel) Manley, 0 nT meetingat nneweise all the labor connected with the chain, spent a. few days lastly eek with iter 'will hold their regular Gordon ICleber,. Carl Be Alex Boyce oil MissGrace Dell- The Conncil,received five tenders for mother, TCeis, R.G i enlurrdt at•rivect the home of Mrs v Michie Crawford, Tuesda afternoon, :March 12th, at yrs Mr, McNichol, William Coutts, m•ushing and truclzng P.Ite grovel en , Pte. l eas, to the Township roads and after care- hone from over aea5 on the Queen 2;30 p.m. The roll call will be an- Mr. Glad viHe, Robert Hamilton, • r • fully considering same, Mr. Sint Ire- Elizabeth after two years' service in swered by 'My favorite joke". Carl Coutts, Frank Mars]lally Barry land of London was awarded elle con- 'Holland and England. is laid uP There will be .an old-fashioned Snell- Marshall, Percy Schroeder, Gordon hoShannon,tract, Reeve Josaplt A1.kinsoen was Miss Margaret McLeod ing match, so all ye members w Ryan, John , H, olcl WallaceP01 r appointed as a represetxtutive to at• with •r sprained ankle received while Members you can spell, turn out. Gorden Case, Harolcl wrence Mrs. _ tend on the Board of the Scott Mem- 011 the river skating. Members are requested to bring Gordon McKenzie, Lawrence Dil,• 1 II s rit•rl Seaforth The imperial The young peopleare putting on hall sic is known as the Walker Branch the week end m Win sol', all Red Cross sewing and knitting, finished or unfinished, to this meet- ing. Mach 15th is the deadline for the layettes. Members may bring their donalion of food and used clothing for Europe to this meeting. There has been some delay in ob- taining a binder and paper for the Tweedsmuir Village History. As soon as this is available, members ,:will be notified. • 101, Paul Givlin, Hubert O'Reilly, tltra was instructed to i»stall an oil atiot,lier daitee-in the town John Naos, Lloyd Storey, Kenneth Oil R til Co.( to s instructed the township power imothh night in aid of the Bleating Battles, Joseph ICrauskoph, pump grader artd snow plow. Mr. Ernest rink and recreation fund. The Bayfield. Township Of Tuckersmith . Allen assumed his duties as Road Valley Five Orchestra provide the Superintendent- for the ntunicipalipy, music. James 'Broadfoot, Arnold Arclri- The Ceuncill. present: the rings to our. • fold, Flak n Archibald,' Bill Sand` soldier boys and girls at a gathering is SPRING 1-IER E Sack For- be held in the Si:affa township 11x11 With balmy air, fast melting snow,. tune, AndShaO'Lrpe, T, J to e all are cord many of the birds, bade, and snow- tune, Keith Sharpe, Thos. Pox, ale. on twit Mardi ifitd , a Handy, Don Dale, 'lay ' invited.:—Thos. D. Wren, Clerk drops in blossom, WO -'like. enjoying a' Netzke, Jim H Y,ITl i 't pleasant change in' • Continued on'Page Fahr of the P01\1. hip of b ler .