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pdep, Ontario., 4043-1
Teasers Wanted
VENDERS WANTED,
ziNDERs WILL BE RECEIVED, $Y THE
f tli• updersigned until June 29, 1945, for the
"'reviling and installing of fixtures for Hydro
in Sohpgl Section No. 7, McKi.11dp. Work to
'Tad completed in July. and complsked accord -
ii i71g to' E'dro Electric Commission. Plana
(, c may le teen at Lot 22, Concession 12, Mo-
Eillop.
• ALEX DENNIS, Secretary,
R. 12. `No. 2, • Walton.
4043-2
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS FOR SHINGLING, A PORTION
of Seaforth Public School will be reoeiv-
ed by the Board up to June 16th, 'Specifica-
• tions can' be seen at Secretlry's Office, All
material to be supplied by 'the contractor, •
Loweot tender net necessarily accepted.
Work to be completed as early in July as
.possible.
- M. McKEI.LAR,
Secretary,
4043` 2
TENDERS- WANTED
No. 1 --•-FOR THE WASHING OF 1ti1•
i plastered part of walls in 'the school
roern and the boarded partition above the
entrance, also plastered walls in entrance.,
• No. 2- All lumber partitions and walla ani
ceiling in basement, including cloak rooms,
to be washed.
Work to be done be 'July 20th. Tenders
to be in by June 20th. •
R. J. PETRICK,
R. R. No. 1. Seaforth,
Sec. -Tress., S. S. No. 10, McKillop,
. 4042-2
Teachers Waned
A,OtrOW IN - ITOTEWANT..
teacher tar S, S. hies, H, Stapley:, (village
school),S 9QO1 has mraksra appiaant s. such
as Plano,, tools for maraud traiu'rng. Hydro -
Stake nuwliftca}iQna and solar, expected. Ap-
ply to SHLrI8LOC.it; Ii' XS. Varna, Ont.
4043-3
'TWO' 1?ROTEST,FiNT TEACHERS ;Fc1R s. 5.
No. 4 and 6, Tuckersmi'tb, Huron County,
who are good disciplinarians. Applicents to
*tate experience, qualiaoations,, salary ex-
pected and references. Duties to commence
Sept. 1, 1945. Personal applications would be
appreciated, Tuckersncith School Area No. 1.
S, )1. 'WHITMORE, Sec.-Tpeaa, R. R. 3, Sea -
forth, Ont. 40434
E 4 CHER WANTED FOR S. S. NO. 6,
'McKillop, State salary and experience.
FRANK JOHNSON, Secretary, R. R, No. 1,
Dublin. Phone 840 r 13. 4042-8
Poultry
C
HICK BARGAINS Fort THIS WEEK
and next White Leghorns, Barred Rock
X White Leghorn, Austra Whites: Non -sex-
ed 9.95, pullets 19.95. Barred Rocks, New
Iien:pahires, New Hampshire X Barred Rocks
10.95,• pullets 16.95, cockerels 19.95. Assort-
ed Heavies gron-sexed 9.95, pullets 14.95, Cock-
e; -els • 9.95. Assorted' Light and Medium
Breeds:• Non -sexed 8.95, pullets 17.95. 'Cock-
erels : White Leghorns 1.80. Two week old
add 6c, 3 week old add llc, 4 week-old add
•-1ec. Shipped C.O.D. This advertisement
reuat accompany your order. TOP NOTCH
CHICKERIES, Guelph, Ontario.
' 4042-2
TENDERS FOR COAL AND COKE
Federal Buildings -Province of Ontario •
SEALED. TENDERS ADDRESSED TO TILE
undersigned, and endorsed "Tender for
Coal," will be received' • until 3 p.m,
(E.D.t4.T,), Wednesday, June 27„ 1945, for
the supply of coal and coke for the Dominion
,,Buildings throughout the Province of Ontario.
,Forms of tender with specifications and
con/Mimes attaohed can be obtained from the
Purchasing Agent, Departeaent of Public
Works, Ottawa, and the Supervising Archi-
< tett, 36 Adelaide St. East, Toronto, Ont.
Tenders should be made on the forms sup-
plied by the bepartment and in accordance
w,th departmental specifications, and condi-
tions attached thereto, , coal dealers' license
numbers must be given when tendering,
The Department reserves the right to
demand from any suceessful tenderer, before
awarding `the order, a security deposit in the
form of a certified oheque on a chartered
bank in Canada, made payable to the order
of the Honorable the Minister of Public
Works, - equal to 10 per cent of the amount
of the tender, or Bearer, Bonds of the
Dominicna of Canada or of the Canadian
National Railway Company and its constit-
-uent companies unconditionally guaranteed
as to principal and interest by the Dominion
of Canada, or the aforementioned bonds and
a certified cheque, if required to make up an
odd amount...
Such security will serve as a guarantee for
the proper :ulfrllment of the contract,
By cyder,
J. M. SOMERVILLE,
Secretary.
Department of Public Works,
' Ottawa, May 25, 1945. 4043-2
Notices
TNVFSTORS IN THE LOOTED SEAF.ORTH
Salt Company, who have not received the
return of their money. should write immedi-
ately to W. R. BELDEN, Palmerston.
4043x2
NOTICE -WILLIAM BRADSHAW, YOUR
Watkin's dealer. and also agent for E. D.
Smith & Son's fruit and ornamental nursery
'stock, Market Street, Seaforth, .Ont Phone
60. 3973-tf
MEETING OF HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL
THE NEXT MEETING OF THE HURON
County Council will `be held in the Coun-
cil Chambers Court Rouse, Godericb, com-
mencing Tuesday, June 12th, at 2.00 p.m.
All accounts, notices of deputations and
other business requiring the attention of
Council should be in the hands o£ the County
-Clerk not later than Saturday, June 9th.
N. W. MILLER, County Clerk,
Goderich, Ontario.
4042-2
1Wanted
POSITION WANTED -RECENT BUSINESS
College graduate desires local position,
. embracing general clerical work, typing and
bookkeeping, etc. Apply to Box 426, HURON
EXPOSITOR. 4043x1
Auction Sales
Sak
CM�!Sro2X SAT IGT1 $ Ok A4wIeIC-
ere . I and Bgpringefie- Apply to RALE
NlliONl Segferth, 40484
F{ QR SAL + +BABX'S rIVVI7 ] G)7NDRQN
pram, in good condition, Apply to
MRS. RAR,DY, John Street, Seaforth"
dots fi111 e,'Pgrkvvtod Hop)aal tp1F0l4fi{r6,.
ti�rltlt in* t;don, Ontario Xrfctical olt''
graduate; ft ;,dad* week a-hvur dalr. Aessir
personally i"rirY letter to t:17Pp "+:
'ENT of I+ Y7ilESES. 4042x4.
40.48x1 r
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
fects of the late Mrs. Coleman, in Hen-
son, on Tuesday, June 19th, at 1.30 p.m. :-
One 3 -piece chesterfield suite; 1 good organ:
2 Axminster rugs 9x12: extension dining
room table; 6 chairs: 1 buffet; 1 studio
couch I liek- new) ; 1 couch : 1 ieather rock-
ing chair; 4 other rocking chairs; 1 Ray-
mond -sewing machine: 3 small tables: 1
fernery; 1 hall mirror and seat; 1 bedroom
suite ; 1 set of springs ; 1 wooden bedstead:
i iron bedstead with springs ; 1 chest of
drawers : 1 washstand; 1 toilet set t• 1 Rayon
bedspread (new) ; 1 lace spread; 1 extension
kitchen table and 4 chairs; 6 odd chairs; 1
day bed; 1 .pantry cabinet; 1 Finlay cook
stove with relervoir and warming closet; 1
electric Spartan radio; 1 electric rangette; 1
electric table lamp; 1 electric iron; 1 .,8 -day
clock: 2 stools; 1 set of dishes : 1 coal oil
heater; 1 stove guard; 1 step ladder; 1 lawn
mower: rake : hoe; * shovel, and other articles
too numerous to mention. Six cords of
wood. Terms -Cash, COLEMAN BROS.,
Executor§ : E. P. Chesney, Clerk ; Harold
Jackson, Auctioneer, 4043-2
AUCTION SALE OF FARM, FARM STOCK,
Implements and Household Effects, on
Lot 23, Concession 7, Hay Township, 3%
miles west of Hensall ; 21., miles east and
Va. niile; north of Zurich, on Tuesday, June
12th, 1945, commencing at 1.00 o'clock sharp:
FARM PROPERTY-Corisisting of 99 acres
more or less ; 37 acres of oats, 8 acres of
barley, balance in grass. Farm is well
drained and well fenced, 'lyes plenty of both
hard and soft water; brick house with 'kit-
chen attached, cellar and woodshed; double
garage; large driving shed; hen, house ..and
pig-stable;large bank barn,"water system in
barn ; , land is all black loam and ' in good
state of cultivation. . A very desirable farm
home. Terms on Farm --10 per cent. on day
of sale, and balance in 30 days. Sold sub-
ject to a reserved bid. HORSES -1 black
team ; 1 bay mare, Percheron, 4 years old
Grey . Percheron gelding 5 years old; •dark
bay mare rising 3 years old. CATTLE -
White cow fresh, renewed; roan cow fresh,
renewed; white cow, milking; red cow, fresh
with calf at foot; red Hereford cow, milking
and fresh' Hereford cow due in June; big
grey cow, Milking, with calf at foot; roan
cow, milking; spotty cow due in June; far-
row cow :, 2 baby beefs ; 5 small calves; 14
heifers and steers, all Herefords, ruing two
Years old. PIGS AND HENS -1 young'York-
shire sow, bred; 1 young Yorkshire sow; 1
dozen heals. IMPLEMENTS -Massey -Harris
binder; .McCormick -Deering mower, new;
spring tooth cultivator, new; McCormick-
Deering 11 -disc .fertilizer .drill, new ; 1 -horse
soldier ; 13 -disc grain drill; 3 -drum steel
roller ; 10 -foot Massey rake; large twin plow ;
small twin plow: Massey -Harris bean scufer
with puller combined; slingropes; clover
blancher; 2 iron kettles, large; 2,000 -Ib. ca-
tacity scale, ; Clinton fanping mill ; walking
plow : 2 3 -section harrows ; scraper ; . harrow
cart; rout pulper : wheelbarrow : bob sleighs ;
rubber, tired -wagon: 16 -foot flat sliding, rack;
32 -foot extension ladder; cutter; quantity of
onion crates; turnip seeder; grass seeder;
color,; ,car, e ; Stewart power clipper ; wagon
box : steel tired wagon ; gravel box ; McCor-
mick -Deering manure spreader, new: •' disc,
new; hay rack :.a rolls of 40 rod wire, new;
set single harness; 2 sets of heavy harniss ;
5 hoc e collars ; set collar tops : sleigh ' plat-
form; cedar posts : electric fencer,. new : pig
crate: 75 bushels of barley; some wheat: 2
galranized troughs ; large barrel ; forks ;
shovels spades ; grain shervel ; grain bags;
twine sacks; bag truck: lodging chains;
whiffietrees; ngckyokes; onion sieve; onion
stuffier: 2 bushels of timothy seed; seed
beans; etc. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS --Sink;
quantity of sealers; washing machine; cook
stove; antique spool bed ; Daisy churn ; 3 -
burner coal oil stove: strainer pails; Ren-
frew cream separator; 2 beds; set of springs
and new mattress; roasting pan; buck saw;
crosssnt saw ; hand saw: vacuum sweeper;
ringer ; tubs ; hanging lamp; set • of sad
irons ; sausage grinder ; sausage staffer ; ice
cream freezer ; some. crocks ; lanterns ; lamps ;
teas lamp; leather couch ;' carpet sweeper and
numerous other articles. Terms -Cash. MRS.
MARY STEPHAN, Proprietress; E. R Weido,
Clerk; Arthur Weber, 'Auctioneer. -
9043x1
Deaths ...
OR SALE--MAF1CRY-#fAIiRis BaNDita 7 -
foot cut; Massey -Harris mower; coring
tooth cultivator; set of - barrows; Fleury I McCAA Ig ' Egmondvt'lle, ah Wednesday,-
walleing plow, and steel tired top buggy. All r June 6th, John MCCfra, in .143 87th year.
in good condition. Apply to PAT QUINN.I
R. R. 3, Walton, ' 4042g2
Personals
IF YOU WANT TO GET'alARRIED, WRITE
Box 858, Juliaetta, Idaho. Send stamp.
4021-tf
FULLER BRUSH PRODUCTS -ALL FUL-
ler Brush products in stock. Send orders
to Clinton to MISS WINNIFED O'NEILL.
Phone 754, Clinton. 4041x4
Farms For Sale
FOR SALE--100-AORE GRASS FARM,
composed of the East Half of the North
Half of Lot Number 12 and the East Half
of the North Half of Lot Number, la is
the 14 Concession of the Township of Mc-
Killop. Windmill and plenty of water. Ap-
ply to Box 425, HURON EXPOSITOR.
4043-tf
FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE -100
acres, near Walton. .Frame house, barn
on stone foundation, cement floors, water in
stable, ,drilled • well, windmill, implement
house,' garage. Maintains large stock con-
tinuously. Larger farm preferred, or house
in city or town. LESTER REGAN, R.R. 2.
Blyth, Ont. 4041x81
'WARM FOR SALE -FIVE MILES SOUTH
of Seaforth, and one mile east, Lot 7,
Concession 8, 'I'Sckelsmith, One mile from
school, Large bank barn, brick house, hen
house and pig pen. Drained. Plenty of
water,. Twelve acres fall 'wheat; 35 acres
spring crop: balance in grass. Possession
given immediately. Apply to J. W. FREE.
Seaforth. 40354f
rl ARM FOR SALE -100 -ACRE FARM; 70
acres cleared, All tile drained; five
.acres bush. Has been grassed for past few
years. Two never -failing wells. Apply at
THE EXPOSITOR OFFICE.
4030-2-tf
Cards of Thanks
MRS. JOHNGRIEVE AND FAMILY WISH
to express their sincere appreciation of
the many acts of kindness and sympathy ex-
tended to them in their recent bereavement.
4043x1
Births
PENTNRY At Quinte Hospital, Picton, Ont.,
on June. 4th, to Flt. Sgt and Mrs. D. N.
Pentney (nee Lois Rathwel]), a daughter.
STAPLETON-In Scott .Memorial Hospital.
on May 31st, to Mr. and Mrs, Fergus Stap-
leton, Dublin, a daughter,
BARRY -In Scott .Memorial Hospital, on
June 1st. to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barry,
Seaforth, a son (still born),
SANDERSON-In Scott Memorial Hospital,
on June 7th, to Mr. • and Mrs, John San-
derson, Londesboro, a daughter,
SHAPMAN-In Hay Township, on Friday,
May 25th, to Mr. and' MIs, Lorne Chapman,
a son.
WILLARD-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Willard, of
Russeldale (nee Edith Parkins, of Hensall.),
are happy to announce the arrival of their
• son, William James, at Dr. Fletetier's Hos-
pital, Exeter, on Tuesday, May 29th.
WAL..TON
The Yining People's' Union of Duff's
United .Chuz-ch met on Sunday eve-
ning. The meeting was , conducted.
by the president, Mr. W. J. Leeming,
and. the , program • was in charge of
the Culture '.Convener, Miss Mary Mc-
Donald. • -
The 20th anniversary of Church
Union *ill be celebrated in Duff's
United Church on Sunday, June 10th,
This anniversary also marks 'the be-
ginning of the Crusade 'for Christ and
His Kingdom.
The Sunday School anniversary
will be held on Sunday, June 17,th.
HENSALL
Another."old-time barn d ce will be
held in the new barn of M send Mrs.
Thomas Slavin, 3 miles east of Hen-
sall, on Friday, June 8th, with CKNX
Ranch Boys and Cora furnishing the
music. There will be a lunch booth.
(Continued from Page 1) -
Mr, Grant Love, of Caro, Michigan,
spent the week -end with Mr. R. Coop-
er, of Kippen, and also visited with
his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E, McEwan. "
The sympathy of the community is
extended to Mrs. J. B. McLean, of
Exeter, formerly of Kippen, in. the
loss of her on, Robert Crawford Me -
Lean, principal of the high`achool at
Waubaushene, who was instantly
killed on, Thursday last when struck
by .a caat Victoria Harbor,where
he had gone to attend a lodge meet-
ing, He was 45 years of age.
Members of the Mission Circle will
hold their annual picnic on• the lawn
of Miss Ellis on Wednesday, June 13.
Miss Margaret Glenn and' 'Miss Bar-
bara Michie will direct sports. On
the thirteenth of June all members
of Mission Circle will meet on. Miss
Ellis's beautiful lawn, there one an-
other they shall greet; each member
will a visitor -bring, who will enjoy
a sandwich, . cookie and cup of tea;
so be sure to be there. at 5 o'clock,
for a good picnic it sure to be.
Rev. Fisher Vccupied the pulpit at
Carmel Presbyterian Church Sunday
last and Rev. Ferguson, of Wiarton,
will preach for a call on Sunday, June
10th.
Some of the largest logs to be seen
in this village, passed through Hen -
HURON FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE
THIRD ANNUAL -
Field Day and Picnic
AT LIONS PARK, SIARTH'
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13th
i FEATURING SPORTS
For a big day's outing, join the crowd, pack a basket of lunch and
meet your.'old friends. Make this 3rd Annual Picnic the best yet!
PROGRAM
10.30 a.m.-Bruce ..County vs. Huron County, Softball Game. First
• game of tournament between four Counties -=-Bruce, Perth,
Wellington and Huron,
12.00 noon -Picnic Lunch. Prize money $'50.00.
1.15 p.m. -Jim Hunter of CFRB, Huron Old Boy, officially opens
Field Day; followed by other 'prominent speakers,
p.m, -Square Dance Contest; lst prize .$20.00, 2nd $10.00• Old
Time Fiddlers' Contest, Prize $5,00. Calling Off Contest,
$5.00. Open to Counties of Bruce, Perth, Wellington,
Huron. Entries in hands of Secretary by June 10th.
2.00 p.m. -Children's Races, including all children up to 16 years.
Prizes each event.
2.00 p,nf'=-Softball Game, Wellington vs. Pertb.
3.30 p.m. -Lacrosse: Brampton vs. Norval.
4.45 p.m. -Final Softball Play Off, between' winner of. first and
. second -games, . a
5.00 p.m. -Horse Shale Pitching Contest, Open Event; $10.06 Win-
ning team,. Contestants furnish 'own shoes.
Jitney Dancing Throughout the Afternoon.
EDUCATIONAL DISPLAY FEATURING
• Huron Holstein Breeders' Exhibit.
• National Film Board - Continuous Showing.
• Dominion - Department of Agriculture Exhibit. ,
• Veterinary Clinic- • O.A.C. Pasture Exhibit.
• War Relics. • • New Farm Machinery,
EVERYBODY WgLCOME
BAND IN ATTENDANCE DANCE IN THE EVENING
• Mus(ic supplied by Elite Orchestra, London.
HARRY L. STURDY, RUSSELL BOLTON, W. V. ROY,
President. Vice -President. Sec.-Treas..
Cars 25c. Children Free. All in Uniform -Free; Adults 25c.
P.
salt Tuesday evening on .the way 'to
Goderich from Alvinston. There, were
two truck loads and- some of the Logs
:;were 22-0 feef: ' Each load\ wonId be
'approximately -2500 feet. •
Mrs. Maude .Hedden, Miss H. Suth-
erland and Mr. and. Mrs., J.., E. Mc -
Ewan spent Sunday the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Krueger and Mr. H.
Fahner, of Crediton.
Miss Lenore Normintpn, who' re-
cently enlisted with the W.A.A.C: s
and stationed at Wolsley Barracks,
,London, spent the week -end at her
home 'here.
''Members of the Masonic Lodge at-
tended divine service in the United'
Church on Sunday evening, June 3rd.
Rev. R. A. Brook addressed the bre-
thren and for his theme spoke on
"The Foundation of Masonry." For
their number the choir sang "Crown
Him," and a quartette composed of
Rev. R. A. Brook, W. O. Goodwin, G.
Cowan and H. .W. Horton, rendered
a pleasing number, "Only Jesus
Kgows."
The 6Sth anniversary of St. Paul's
Anglican Church will be held Sunday,
June. 1'Oth. At 11 a,m. the guest
speaker' will be Rev. R. C, Holmes,
of Bayfield, and at 7 p.m. the speak-
er will be Rev. C. F. L. Gilbert, of
Seaforth. Special music will be giv-
en and -the choir will be assisted by
outside talent_
Followingare the results" of the
voting for ' Hensall ,in the Ontario
Provincial election. pr.- Hobbs Tay-
lor, popular Dashwood physician, Pro-
gressive Conservative, polled 203
votes; James Ballantyne, Hensall,
farmer; Liberal, 152, and J. E. Huck -
ins, trucker, Goderich, C.C.F., 2 votes.
Majority for •Dr. Taylor .was 51. The
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Prosentett to a ion ' 7ioU8d in chic
WWII Hali, on Wednesday, May 30,t11,
by the., Tuesday Night Club of First
Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, and
sponsored by the ArnoldCircle Of
Carmel Church. The play was excep-
tionally well given to au appreciative
audience and many favorable eqm-
nnents were heard. Miss Joan Mc-
Master sang a number of selections,
in pleasing etyie. Mrs. G. A. Whit-
ney Wits accompanist. _ Lunch was,
served to the cast by the members
of the Arnold. Circle . ..
Word reached here Monday that
LAC. Robert Sangster,, LAC. Norris
McEwan, W.O,G., and Sgt. Ronald
Parker had arrived safely overseas.
Mr. William Simpson, of Detroit,
spent the week -end with his wife and
Wally and with his mother Mrs. L.
Simpson.
Miss Margaret Sangster ,returned
to her duties at Exeter after enjoy-
ing a pleasant ;bokiday in. Toronto and
Niagara Falls,
Mr. John Richardson was taken to
Victoria Hospital, London, on Wed-
nesday to undergo an operation.
Master' Teddy Normington 4s con-
fined to his room with an attack of
pneumonia.
Mr. Morley Saunders, principal of
the continuation school, has been en-
gaged for another term, while Mrs.
A. E. Munn, the assistant, has resign-
ed, The public school teachers have
all been re-engaged, namely, Mr. Geo.
Cowan, principal; 'Miss Jane Bran-
don, intermediate, and Miss' Barbara
Michie, junior.
The many friends of. Mrs: James
Bonthron will regret to learn was
taken to Clinton Public Hospital on
Monday of this week, and will . have
to remain there for a few weeks in
the interests of her health.
A national drive, for old clothing
'for Europe will be held from Oct. lst
to 20th, Miss Edith Hopkins,of the
Women's Institute §Branch, Depart-
ment of Agriculture, told members of
South Huron Women's Ins-titute at
the convention held in Hensall Unit-
ed Ghurch on Wednesday; May 30th.
Miss Hopkins deplored raffles as a
means of raising funds, and empha7
sized the need for more education in
communities, Hurondale, Grand Bend,
Scaforth, Kippen East, Zurich and
Hensall were represented at the
sleeting, over which. 'Mrs: t Harry
Hess, of Zurich, district president,
presided. Suggestions for "What rur-
al women can do to establish return-
ed servicemen in home, industry and
community," were given 1n answer to
the roll call. It .was decided to have
a full day session next year and an
invitation from Seaforth branch to
hold the 1946 district annual meeting
there was accepted. Miss Flora Durn-
in, county coach for; junior girls'
work, presented an outline of her
work, stating that there were 37 jun-
ior institutes In the province. Forty
girls in the county are 'members of
the Garden Brigade. An exhibit of
articles made by the girls was on
display and much admired. Mrs. Jno.
Fleming Chatham, chairman of the
.London, Area.,,Conv.ention,,extended
greetings. Contributing to the musi-
cal portion of the program was a vo-
cal solo by Miss Betty Moore, of
Seaforth, with Mrs. John . McGregor
as accompanist, and a piano duet by
Mrs. B. L Mickle and Miss Florence
Dose Steges
"Por . dosing your atoe1l.
4 -ounce size • t,, , $1,75
Hypodermic Syringe
For Serums, Bacterins, Etc.
10 C.C. f
-x.75
Shipping Fever Sem
250 C.C. $3.50
White Scours Serum
100 C.0 $3.00
Chicken Bacterin'
250 C.C. $2.75
KEEP YOUR BARNS CLEAN
with our
• Black Disinfectant
16 ounces 35c
Middleton's
DRUG STORE
HENSALL PHONE 20
Mail orders accepted.
Welsh. 'Mrs. W. C. Caldwell, of Wat-
ford, presided for the election of of-
ficers, and the following will forma
the 1945-46 slate: Hon. president,
Mrs; GIenn MacLean., Kippen; presi-,
dent, Mrs. G. Papple, Seaforth; 1st
vice-pres., Mrs. R. Elgie, Kippen; 2nd
vice -Pres., Mrs. Jas.. Kirkland, Exe-
ter; sec.-treas., Mrs. Alvin Moir, Exe-
ter; federated representative, Mrs.
Thos. Meyers, Zurich; alternative,
•Mr's. G. MacLean, Kippen; war work
convener, Mrs. Jas. A. Paterson, Hen-
sall; convener for legislation, Mrs..
A, Rundle, Exeter; standing commit-
tees, Agricultural, Mrs. Downs, ,Elie -
ter; citizenship, Mrs. E. Butts, Kip -
pen,; home economics,, Miss Thelma
Elgie, ,Seaforth; social welfare, 'Mrs -
Fred ' Beer, Hensall; publicity, Mrs -
Newall Geiger, Zurich; war work,
Mrs. J. A. Paterson, Hensall; histori-
cal
istorical -research, M'i's. P. Doig, Seaforth;
auditors, Mrs. H. Strang and Mrs_„
Kernick, Exeter; district delegate to'
London area' con,6ention, Mrs. Doig,
Seaforth. Money 'raised for 'war our- .
poses: - Hensall' $186.52; jam and
honey, 1,628 lbs.; overseas boxes 185,
blood donors 44; Hurondale $146.85.
jab0 and honey 720 lbs., overseas box-
es 31, blood donors 24; Kippen East
$1,446.40, ,jam and honey 1,536 lbs.,
overseas boxes 110, blood donors 22;
Seaforth $111.07, . jam 'and; honey 6,-
624 lbs., overseas boxes 37, . blood
donors .12; Zurich $253.17, jam and
honey 370 lbs., overseas boxes 54,
blood donors 12. In addition to the ,
above, hundreds of knitted', articles.
quilts, refugee seting, and soldiers'
sewing were made .by the branches).
Seaforth also sent overseas cigar-
ettes valued at $150.92. Kippen East
heads the list ;for the most money
raised;
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