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sul,atIng Co., per R. JA. Peck, a
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8. and 9 Schools for sum of
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shoals $847-00,
late the above school. .
insulating
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REMEMBRANCE W. J. puncan, also of Seaf Irt,
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proval; Herb. Bachly, ,,King, Out.,
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ed guilty, to the theft of a ,quantity
re contract to repair toilets, the
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of gasoline'. before Magistrate D.
Board instructed ,Secretary S.. H.
to
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Poppy Wreaths B e i,n g I
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. It. Holmes in ,police court here
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1� Wednesday, morhing and we
Whitmore to notify Mr. Bachly,
complete the contract as previous-
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. . � $5jQ0 . - and„vosts each, subject to
.1y agreed on, Immediately.
District Merchants. ' IS INDUCTED
restitutleir"Utug made. The charg-
'The chairman and secretary
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. Rpbvt. Bell . . '. Engine & Thresher Co.
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were authorized to sign caretaker
coiitracts with the following: No.
Poppy wreaths, emblematic . of 7 ,1
. 34d:, thii-Cotnty of Huron and J.
4 School, Walter Pepper, $225.00;
Remembrance Dag, are being madEL
to Seaforth merchants .1
0.1500it; Quff, and were laid by Pro- -No.
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r4, idneial Constables Win. Hodgson•
5 School,Mrs. Bert Haney, $200
as from Oct. 18; No. 7 School', Har-
available ...
t1iis, year with the thought that the .. .
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and, Adi-mar Snell. on a charge
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School,
ry McLeod, $250, and No. 9 coo,
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wreaths, will be displayed in at -ore . ..
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windows during the Armsc per- . :
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extteriug� the Bell .premises, one
youth . was given suspended San-
.Tack Upshall, $275; all for year
ending .Sept. 1, 1949:
win i
iod, according to G. D. Hays. whose I .
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.,:, telicet while two had their licenses
Accounts were a0proved as fol-
special events committee . -
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ling Remembrance Day arrange -
Wilth him are Prank Bills
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. Nalph Cantelon Clinton pleaded
. guilty and'was� fined $1-0:a'nd costs
No. 5, $10.75; Glenn Chesney, care-
-todng No. 5, $3.60; Bruce Cole-
ments.
and Jack Cleary in charge of I the
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wreath distribution.
'' The greater distribution of
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it the corner -of Oodirj6h and Adam
Hood SchodlSupplies,
dale's Hard -ware, supplies, $13.56;
wreaths this year . will not . affect,
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the usual custom of ,organizations
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subscribing
which will be placed oni-the 0Q)Y
", I improvement -in Hydro cousumP-
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Nelson Reid on Monday, when
The annual church -parade this
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aboht 65 neighbors and friends of
year will be held to NorthSide
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Miss Marjorie Hackwell, bride-
elect of this month, gathered to
United Church on Sunday, Nov' 14.
The Poppy Day is on Saturday,
,last week, was indu6t6d as rI
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ll -d Town.
honor her and present her wa
No6, with Archie Dobson and
Nov. 6,
. of First .Presbyterian
=ch, Seaforth. Mr. Camp-
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miscellaneous shower. The rooms
I Ed. Silcox in charge.
bell, who is a native of Rod-
' While there has been some slight,
,were arranged with streamers and
a decorated chair. During the eve-
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", I improvement -in Hydro cousumP-
tion during the past week, the
ning a smart looking little PUPPY
dog was presented to 111iss Hack-
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monton. Mr. and Mrs. Camp -
bell are now residing In the
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-ceeded, to such an extent that
well. A program or music ,was
Pot -Luck Supper
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June and Audrey Hackwell, Phyllis
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� according to W: R. Thuell, P.U.C.
Cuthill and Mrs. Mildred Travi'ss.
A pre-anniversa ' ry service - was
. " t .manager.
the week ' there have
Latera delicious lunch was -served.
held in Northside United Church
Monday evening when about 200
COMPLETE REPAIRS
,During
, been hour-long Interruptions each
evening, Monday ,through Friday,
Miss Shirley Bennett entertain-
ed for Miss Marjorie Hackwell,
enjoyed a pot -luck supper. The
event was sponsored by the official
TO TANK INTERIOR
t . at seven o'clock. Last Friday an
Walton, bride -elect, on Friday eve-
board Of the church. Mrs. E. H.
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party, when
, �iln,g last to a dinner pai
she 'had as guests 10 girl friends
Close conducted a contest on the
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I the morning was necessary, and it
the same interruption
, the bride-to-be. Each brought
Of
Church at large, and Mrs. U. V'
Workman also conducted a contest
Welding of Seams and
, is expected
will occur this Friday.* Should
food,
a recipe and a sample of tbe fo
on the local church. A hearty wel-
-'Cross Bracing Found r-
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•be -and a pleasant evening was enjoy-
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come was extended to the newcom-
.Necessary.
. . it is ffliely they will be at 6 o'clock
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ed On Tuesday evening •Mrs. Leon-
ers in the church. Community
1� : t each night, he said. � . ()
"Industries are co-operating 10
and Leeming and Miss Ethel Den-
singing was led by Mr. and MrIs.
James A. Stewart.
Repairs which during recent
. 1� . per cent, and further savings must
nis were hostesses at a gathering
weeks have been under way at the
from co-operation on the part
of about 50 friends of Miss Hack-
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Public Utility Commission stand-
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, of householders." he -said. "For-
to industry can on-
well. . During , the evening Lost
Heir was played, and a short pro-
RED CROSS NOTES.
pipe at the rear of the Town Hall,
to the point 'bn Wednes-
ther reductions
, I � ly result in lower take-home pay,
grame was given by Beth and Ruth
A meeting for the purpose Of
day when it was possible to turn
I and, If householders are interested
Boyd, who San.- a duet; songs by,
quilting two quilts will be held in
water into the tank.
) I ; in preventing this Is necessary
Mary Dennis and Arlene Diegel;
the Red Cross work rooms Friday,
When the tank was emptied for
.it
that they use the least ,possible
selections by Pearl RegeLe on the
Nov. 5. A full attendance Of mem-
painting, it was found that consid-
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guitar and Norma Leeming on the
bers is requested. .-
erable interior bracing and
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pi4no, who also sang. Later in
AD evening a presentation of a
strengthening of the side plates
was necessary. This was, comPlet-
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large mirror and table was
the address. Adelicious lunch was
ed by Ken Campbell, of the Sea-
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made by Norma Leeming,and Pearl,
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served at the Close.
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. 1. �Memorial. Hospital
who welded all Joints. The tank
was then thoroughly cleaned and
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BLIND TAG DAY NEXT SATURDAY
repainted by Joseph Bernhart, who
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has the painting contract.
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Previously a new frost covering
# You can, lbet there's something doing
was erected by Frank Kling and
11 And the notion's going to spread.
repairs, completed to the expansion
sleeves at the bottom of the tank,
4 1 Just now they are busy planning,
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.Painting
of the exterior of the
. Pltannlngl�far into the night;
tank is now In Progress and will
lit Press and radio are" busy„
be completed as quickly as weather
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The Hospital Board -decided
They Would build brave new wing,
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out of service it was necessary to
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directly into the rosins,
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p ump
which resulted during certain times
, George Johnston and Toby Ming.
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of the day in Water at increased
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GO, ALL OUT IN
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Woes of a home teacher •from The 0anadiam Natlohdi Institute for
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These, home teacher
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In Seaforth .early next month.
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Bad habits al,e like a 001infortabR.
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very inspiring sermon. The even- . _,L"�!:
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Mrs, Hill (nee Ella MacKay) events committee, headed by Dr. Congratulations were extended to ingWortsspeaker was Rev. H. V. Wo�
is .a native of Seaforth, she P. L, Brady, while the excellent the contractors and the township man, of Sea -forth, who as a boy ;;.�,;��'
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enjoyed the history of the town program was arranged by M. R. by many of the guests. I ��:�`
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and 'hearing some of the old Rennie. •pastoral charge. Special music war, I ..
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names. Wishing you every The program included: "At the � furnished by the choir under the
success, I remain. Yours truly, Bend of the River," solo, Mrs. Lil- . . ,. ....... I �
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minded that ramittill".cas are to "A Plea For Scott Memorial Hos - chose, "Take Time To Be Holy" � ,,S�
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be 'forwarded ,to J. M. McMil- pital," a poem by John Beattie; 2ND FINAL GAME and "Blessed is the Nations." They . I 1�!,
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Sweet Story." "Little Tommy Went Kennedy also rendered the solo,
Brigade Extinguishes I A -FI " and "When the Twi- Running. "I Shall not Pass This Way
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Children p'aying with matches Sketch of Scott Memorial :� �,
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are believed to have been re- tal," which was written by E. W. and Mrs. Gordon Hodgert and Mar- . "L,
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dramatized by D. L. Reid, Wednesday afternoon. Despite cold ,.. �
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Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. W. Horney and Mrs. . �
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Graduation ceremonies for five nurses' assistants at Scott Memorial Hospital took place Fri= Harney in, Exeter. I I
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day afternoon at the nurses' residence. The graduates from left to right are: 'Mae Baker, Our- Mr. and Mrs. E. Dow -son Ap6lit.
ham'; Agnes ,Sutherland, Waterloo; Ruth Manning, Clinton; Leona Smith,
Walton, and Joyce Thanksgiving with. friends In. 6-
olegal, Walton. The ceremony was preceded In the morning by a Communion service, conducted rich.
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prd4ldidd during the brief ceremony, when Mayor M. A. Reid and Harold Finnigan, Chairman of spent Supda filth
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the, House Committee of the Board, spoke briefly. Mrs. A. 13. Russell pir-esented the graftateswith Mrs, Rohiirt D91111160��. Itald I
their pins, while Dr. J. A. Gorwill gave them diplomas, and Miss M. GPI"Yar, the Superintend: Dtilryint,116, ,
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