The Huron Expositor, 1949-04-15, Page 1a,r.
Whenia Numbe 4n41
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Quota Exceeded As Pub-
lic and Canvassers
Co-operate.
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:. 40 APPLICATIONS
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redeived a total of 40 applica-
tem of
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eiSion.
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tions in reply to its advertise.
for Principal, it
County Assessor Alex Alexander
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The Red Cross Appeal Peseed its
objective this week ,i, hen nubscrip-
ton n Teethed ,a grand total of
1,013.85, according to W. E. eolith-
gate, campaign ' chairman. The
quota wee $1,5(10. The time limit
far the campaign' had to he ex-
tended. a couple of weeks !because
of circumstances which preveeted
the canvassers front completing
ment a , was
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alleelosed Wedneetiay evening
ae the board met to consider
. ate 'appointment. No decision
Was reached pending further
study.of three applications
. that:were selected. The ap-
' eeletment became 'necessary
follOwing the recent resigna-
tem of le B. Moffat, who re-
tfree because -of ill health.
will be invited to discuss with Sea-
forth !Council the extent to whioh
adoption: of thecounty or card sys-
tem of assessing would affect tax-
es on Seaforth properties. council
decided' at its meeting • Monday
night. Mayor J. E. Keating presid-
ed and all members of council were
present .
'Mayor Keatieg explained that
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Deeleicin: to
Ity, . i'dtmigipai Alaii9elatien,* ' ' ar
rived at by 4 Meeting:ef'
eoupij
reevee., .clerks, treasniesteleeti '01*
; ,aere., and tea,* Goll • ' ''
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reeves milli beaen-offintft intennn*
-of the asetteiatinin .i •-• • • ''' een's'at'•'
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na 0.!°'nen weretF•rpf2444;
H. Erslene, countY tleatairere
vicerpresidentss Fete neatfleieree`'
their canvassing. .
the asseasinent system worked We
and treasurer of i Stanley 'TOW*
It was only through the efforts:
Ale c , a • • ,.. •
a sliding' scale, that is, if the as-
Kenneth C. Stanbury, Presi-
ship; D. H. nnilaiin Clerie4ti
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of the volunteer workers that this
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sessment was high, the mill rate
! dent of the Huron County 'Old
of.: Seaforthe secret
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Huron -Perth Conservatives selected' Elgin McKinleya 49 -year-
old Stapley Township. farmer, as their candidate in the next
Federal election, at a nominating convention held in Mitchell
Saturday •evening. Here Mr. McKinley (centre) is shown with
Ruesell Bolton, McKillop (left), and Hugh Berry, Usberne, run -
ners-up in the three -cornered contest.
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DISI'RICTGOVERIN
SPEAKA TO LIONS
amount of money was realized, and
athepcztaieditgc.ifeosr toth
. '. .ethseumccetexceofnethe
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co-operation was had from the
chairmen of the 'various. areaa,ham
and the organization in these tits-
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•••IVIKS HILLE - Cli
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RE.' ELECTED HEAD
was usually low, and vice versa.
R wa.s generally felt that the town
would eventually have. to adopt this
new method of -assessment. Exe-
ter, Wing and Heneall haveal-years,
ready made the changeover, and
Boys' Association of Toronto
for 1949, is a former resident
of Exeter, and a son of Judge
.1. G. Stanbury (retired), who
for many years practiced law
in that town.
N. w. Miller, county clerk' aiii).
tore one yoa
clerk -treasurer rnteete''' el"" ealr'tw1"1,3;440eze.M--
phut', .Dolfeit. aere een'eriek°-* /bike"'
Heitz' Strait --cletetta Ulie
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tricts, particularly the rural pats,
Tuckersmith is in the process,
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let:m.0,41e,
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to enr.
Reve P. Sills said that cards had
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Stanley Township' Farmer
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Given P. C.. Nomination
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Service To Community
Prime Purpose of
Lion.ISM.
was very good, according
Southgate.
Proceeds of the canvass will be
used in alleviating the miseries of
Proceeds in some of the outlying
parts which the Red Cross support
Annual Meeting Names
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in$Litute Officers For
• Coming Year.
been prepared for the use of the
assessor to help guide him in mak-
ing the assessment. 'Phis card was
so designed that after making all
the necessary entries and checking
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PLAN
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ACTIVITIES
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terms of 'office. • Speakers were
N. W. 'Miller, • J. H. Kinkead ami
Glen Gardiner, public scestol in
specters
plans were made for the annual
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throughout the country
the details of a property, the as-
meeting in October, ai wbieh.. time
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Elgin McKinley is Choice
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ete ems' m is the urge to do
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The. Seaforth Women's Institute
met en
sessor could. quickly determine the
officials; of the peparintent 'Of
SPRING WORK
Seaforth Firemen contribut-
of Huron -Perth Pro-
gressive Conservative
Convention.
things," said Clayton D. Rawling,
district governor, in Ids address to
the Seaforth Lions Club 'on Mon-
day evening. .Mr. Rawling came
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REVIEWS ACTIVITY
MrsotincMrs. John
inashi-eent, president, was in the
cliaie. The meeting opened with
theebaLo ' Prayer.
and rds Letters
method would eliminate any guess-
work and the whole system would
be put on a firm basis. It d
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cided to invite the &runty asses-
tion Euchre Clia
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At Party.
totocodinsedultst aPsr°mbuinelinscipaarisil achilgote.l. and'
An effort win be made to have
every municipality within the,coun-
ed to a spring cleanup in Sea,
not pray in his official capacity as
OE thanks were read from Mrs. R.
sor to a special meeting of the
ty join the association. APprexia
district governor, but in. a sterit
M. and Robbie, Mrs. Dale
The Huron Count Old Boys'
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mately 50 were Attend.
forth In conjunction with its
regular pumper practise' Tues.
, day evening. During the prac-
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tise, Main Street pavement
was flushed from Goderich St.
to the the C.N.R. station. Other
Seaforth streets were prepar-
ed for oiling when a power
grader went ever them on
Elgin McKinley, 49 -year-old Stan-
ley Townsesp-asaamee was named
Progressive Conservative eaeeie
date for Huron -Perth •in athe next
Federal election at a nominating
convention held in Mitchell Town
Hall Saturday evening. ene: me.
Kinley won the nomination in a
of friendliness and. as a Lion. He
told the members that it was their
duty to maintain the sta.ndards of
Lioniem and o e way this could. be
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;none was for each and everyone to
attend all meetings. Of 400,000
Lions, the attendance is appeoxi-
mately 80 per cent -a record few
boast.
A saccessful year was indicated
min reports egiven at the annual
meeting of St. James'. subsdivesion
ot the Catholic Women s Le - e
Seaforth. The meeting was hold in
the form. of a pot -luck supper, at
,which Rev. T. P. Hussey, pastor of
tee church. .and spiritual 'advisor Of
the sub -division, was preeent, and
.Scott,
Nixcie, Brussels Bowling Olub and
Mr. Whitmore. •
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Tarn Gordon Papple was elected
to rePresent the Institute in the
'Community Hall Proj'ect. The In-
etitute decided to sendettie score-
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nn't mei vice-presidamt to the
Guelph conferenoe May 6 and 6 '
council, to have the method ex-
plained and at the same time, by
deoh moo4sicongmapahraelfttztanxzseosh a: rriarno:
perty under the old ass ment
witb. those under the new. -
The queetion of a systematic
garbage disposal was. again, rate
ed. Councillor McMaster reported
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Assomation of Toronto during re-
cent meetings planned events for
the near •future. President of the
association is K. 0. Stanbury, for -
merly. of Exeter.
The aseociation at its annual
meeting elected a committee of 42
members and executive officer&
were subsequently elected from
presetit.
ing from , here were: Seaforth.
Reeve F. eilts, Clerk -Treasurer D.
H. Wilson, Assessor Wen Amente
Tuckersmith, Reeve Arthur Nich-
olson• Mclnillop, Reeve Dan
mann, Clerk -Treasurer J. M. Enka
ert; Aaseeeor James McQuaid.
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Monday and Tuesday.
three -cornered contest, with Bus. organizations can
sell Boltoe, McKillop farmer and, "Service work is the prime iYur-
he congratulated the members, on
their work Mrs.. T. D. Sills,' rest_
,a,saa pee nee ..e,e,ese,
n''''-' - --' n"nte ..esees..• on the
W•mnen's Program of the Fedora-
tem Agriculture.
that on a previous survey aanong
the taxpayers, 537 questionnaires!
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tele committee as follows: Prese
dent, K. C. Stanbury; Let- vice-
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Brucefield Plans
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past president of the Huren Fed- Pose of the Lions Club," 1/1r. Raw-
oration of Agriculture, and Hugh ling continued "Projects Mph as
colanettinity
dent was nresented with a criPrett
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potted plant during the supner, al=
of This Is a five.
point 'program, as follovrs: 1. Cur-
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rent Federation Policy; 2, Puble
were sent out and 251 returned. Of
the 251 returned, 138 were in favor
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pres., Crordon Fowler; 2nd vice-
please Robt. Leiper; Sec., Mrs. Dor-
Cantata Friday
TUCKERSMITH
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Berry, ex -warden of Huron Coun- swimming Pools and
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ty, after three eotherae who had centres are 'the iustificatien
been nominated, Withdrew. Fol- club'e existence:" 'He told of
lowing the balloting the defeated results of a life4saving-co—urse. - elide
candidates joined in making Mr. swimming instrucUon giisen to thei
'McKinley's nomination unanimous,. boys and girls bn the Stratford'
The conveetions was. tne firat to Lions Club and"how this work re-
be held in' Mitehell sin.ce theemun. suited in the saving of e21 Bees.
ter which Mrs. Frank Devereaux
read a humorous paper "Pity the
Poor President". '
During the year a sound movie
projector s was purchased for. tle
sch.oca; a school picnic was held in,
June, and, in November the annual
school "At et was held, as
:Relations; 3, Reaearch and Legie-
latent 4, Co-operation and Practl-
cal Agricultural Economics.; 5,
World Affairs. It was also thought
th,ataPreventive medicine should be
stressed, so that it would lessen
-the need. of hespital accommoda-
and againat. CouncilloreScoins,
Christie and Stewart' were appoint-
ed a committee to in.vestigate the
costs of such a collection.
Councillor Close, . chairman of
the street committee, reported that
the grader had been at work on
some of the streets! putting them
is! Parton; treas., M.. Rs •Compleh,
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-ea sev". dlainnan: Meth, end
district, Dr. J. G. Ferguson; 13rus-
sels • and. district, We.s. McCutch-
eitml; Clinton and district:, Fred El-
1 ott; Exeter and district, S. H.
Hicke; Goderich and district, Jack
CM Friday evening. Prertaratorn
services will be held and. thsehoir
will- present their Easter cantata,
"Eternal Light," and -on feendee".
morning will be Easter Commun.-
ion, -with Rev, Mr. Staewey 111
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moii„prsses Appreciation
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:For Co-operation Ex-.
tended by Teachers.
icipalities of Mitchell: a d Logan While this la -only Another incident
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were added to the,eiding. . • in most, of our liveeeenr. Ra_ wling_
eix names were placed in nom- eel:Stained what' a. Weneetteereally
i The first ballet reduced Meant to the family of the young•
the field to Elgin McKinley and, ater involved-- When the child
Hugh Berry, the ballot grows up he will regard the Lions
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Which 'the • eating class were
presented witb clans pine, Pri
'were ,given, to the pupils for a pos-
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ter contest, and at Christmas the
annual Ohriatznas .part was held
tion and nurses. The W.I. moved to
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affiliete, with the Federation. of
Agriatiture.
Mnation. es. 'Gordon Papple took the
chair for, the election of officers.,
as follows: Hon. pros., Mrs. Paul
in !shape for the summer. The see-
tematic tree -cutting was atill in
Progeess and.aiready quite a num-
ber of dead trees had been reietote
ed. Ile also reported on the coedi-
tion of the drain on the east side
Athn; Seaforth and district, Ger-
ald Stewart; Winghtust and dis-
trice W. A- CamPbell- . -
' The annual picnic has been, 4 -et
or Friday June 17, Area 3 at High
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Park and oh April 26 the annual
charge. In the evening the W.MAt.
will hold: their Easter thantieffee
lag -se.rvice with -Rene -Mr. Vilitesel
China, as guest speaker. Mr. We
is• a very talented speaker.
The choir of Brucefield United
The regular 'meeting of the true-
tee board of Tuckeramith School
Area was held an Egmondville
Scheel with all the members pre.
seat and James eicIntoah in the
chair. In tee absence or the seem.
tary, Clarence Trott was appoint-
ed secretary pro tem. •
Correspondence WAS!. presented
and dealt with as follows: Apple
catiette for the position of .teadher
in S.S. No. 7 were as follows: Mies
Bunke Snow, Toronto; -Miss Mar -At•
on Archibald; Avening; MTS. Nor-
ma Sills, . Seaforth; 'mists Betty
Steele, Rodner; 'lees. Lao sbaroh.
enema, Constance; Me Edwin Litt,
Walton, and Mr. .Male Datton, To-
ronto. After constdeeation the
secretary was ordered/ to contact
m.. Lite miss snow and woe
Steele and arrange for a Personal ,
Interview during 'easter holidays;
and second
chose Mr. .McKinley. Detailed re-
sults of balloting were not an-
nounced. ,
Nominations were: Hugh Berry,
by Jas. Miller and Geo. Davis; El-
gin McKinley, by Fred Watson and
Norm -an Coveney; Russell Bolton,
by Dr. E. A. McMaster and James.
McQuaid; Harold Finnigan, by H.
E. Smith and Alex Boyce; Herold
Jackson, by Norris. Sillery and A.
W. Dunlop; C,harles, eicNaughton,
by E. J. Green and -Albert Keyes.
R a Bell, •President of the rid,Chronicle,"
ing association, was Chairman or
the convention which featured ad-
dreeses by W. Garfield Case, M.P.
for Grey North; Thos. Prsele, M.
L.A. for Huron; An T. Bradshaw,
M.P. for Perth, and Elston Caediff,
in acme
'M.P. for Huron North. ....,
tion, each of the candidates ad-
' dressed the meeting. ,inembers.
Club &a a great benefactor and a
valuable asset to any community..
In the past 20 years, Mr. Raw-
ling .said, that Lions Clubs had
grown from 32,000 ProJeets to enwis
munity centres. 'Naturally enough
wfiten a club was formed, It started
a minor work which Involved a
yearly expenditure of about $2,000.
Now those same eluba are sponsor-
ing swimming Pools and _comm. un.,-
ity tentree. This is significant 01
the •growing interest in Liontsm.
theof th ti W R.
end e mee ng _
Shaw, president of Seaforth Club,conveners,-
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carried, out an old tradition of the
association when he presented the
d' t let v'' th en. and
is r go ernor tri, a, p
penell ell desk set.
Lions E. A.McMaster and) J. A.
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Gorwill were in charge of the meet-
in, Jas. A. Ste wart led the meet -
g• .
ing in a few rousing songs and
Fred E. Willis retutered a solo.
for the children of theY sh, at
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WhI'C'h Mr/St tr ts di
ea were
tributed- A puppet eh was stag.
ed for the school children; assist-
anee vas _
-given tor First Role
Communion class; a cash donation
was given to th b
e 001 id, rary,
and a new stage curtain was
bought for the school hall. A drive
ie in progr for bettee motion
'pictures for children. A donation
was made to the National Scholar-
ship Fund.
An annual parish -paper, "The
was, edited and publish-
ed by the members; books were
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added periodically to the sub -dive
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mon library, and at each meetingmailed
of the year instructive papers were
read by members. A display of re-
ligious articles proved to be biter.quiries
eating to members. The League
sponsored a group insurance for its
New Canadians were met
Doig; ,pres., Mrs. Sohn Hillebrecht;
lat yice-pres., Mrs. Jack McLean;
2nd vice-pres., Mra. E. B. Goudie;
sec., Mrs. Alex Pepper; ,treas., Mrs.
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ac McLean, district director,
Mrs. Andrew Crozier; deputy di-
rector, Mrs. Paul Doig; branch di-
rectors, Mrs. Earl Papple, Mrs..
Ken Chambers and Mrs. Russell
Miller; program convener, Mrs.
WilfredC*man
' C eman• fruit andcard.
convener, Mrs. Cecil Oke; pianist,
Mrs. John 'McGregor; assistant
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' p anist Mrs. E. Cameron; lunch
Mrs Eldon Kerr and
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' rs. Jas. eys; property commit-
tee, Mrs. Elmer Cameron and Mrs
D yi • M L •
a d. c ean; auditor, Miss Mab-
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el Cameron, local junior club
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leaders,• Mrs. Ray. Nott and Mrs.
Wallace Haugh, Standing commit-
tees:Agriculture and Canadian In-
du•stries, Mra. Gordon McDonald;
Citizenship, Mrs. Gordon MeKen-
of town. The clearing of this was
slelayed .until permission could be
obtained from t -he }leaky Flax to
re-route the drain across a. corner
of the Hesky 'property.,
Reeve Sills said that there had
been no relief during the past
month.
Fire Chief Sills reported two
alarms during the monde Pur-
chase of another gas mask was ap-
proved. at an approximate cost of
$64.00.
Mayor J. E. Keating was ap-
pointed- the re
Po presentative of the
council on the tentative oommittee
formed a month agoto •
investigate
the possibilities and costs of a
coramunity centre for Seaforth and
district.
Applications for building per-
mite were 1
approved an 'f°14'78:
Orville Oke, Rosa Savauge, I E.
Larone, Seaforth Farmers Co-oper-
heldbridge and euchre party will be
at West End Y.M.C.A., under
the management of Fred Elliott
(chairman), Mrs. Gordon Fowler,
Mrs. Doris Parton and Bob Leip-
er, the evening will' feature the
annual competition for the Mc-
Laren Trophy, symbolic of the
euchre champioeship of the assoc-
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iation. Present holders are Mr. and
eirs. Ray eerier:
The•association helps to corn-
plate this year the task of revis-
ing membership and mailing lists,
and points out that paymentof
tee modest annual fee will eneure
member& receiving certain advance
notices, as well as provid-
ing a workingLund forthe promo-
tion of 'urger social events. In-
should. be directed -to the
secretary, Mrs. Dories Parton, at
RA-. 3356'
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Church will present the E.aster
cantata, "Life Eternal," on. Good
Friday evening at, 8.30. The can-
tate. will immediately follow the
reception of nevr menibers uniting
with the churcheweich service will
be held at 8 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs.. Clifford Murray and
Donald and -Norma and Mles Mary
Murray, of Lucknow, visited Mr.
and ears. Henry Dayman on Sun
day.
Mrs. Jock Umber, of Barrie, Is
visiting her parents., Mr. and Mrs.
C. Ha -ugh.
Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Wightna.an, of
Belgrave spent Sunday with Mn
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cCully.
Miss Bessie Dutot, of Clinton,
spent the week -end with her
mother, Sirs. C. Dutot.
° Rev. and Mrs. F. Wu, of Toron:
to, will spend the week -end at the
Manse.
Mr. G. G. Gardiner, re visit to EFr
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on arrival in the district and were
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Historical Researeh, Mrs. Paul
ative Structural Stone of London,The
ehoir presented their play
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filed;
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given a welcome in. the parish and
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"The Improper Irenry Proper," Iasi
auotutvIlle school: Depart-
anent of Nationial Revenue, re in-
Come tax denuctions: filed. Ten-
ders for Egmendellie
Zurich Plans Change
In Fair Ground Site
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To Undertake Alfalfa
transportation was provided them
to a Stratford •O.W.L. entertains
mete. A delegate was sent to the
Doe; g; Health, Ws, Wm. Leeming;
Communit y Activities, and Social
Welfare, Mrs. Gordon ' Papple;
E. L. Box, Scott 'Habkirk and W.
H. Elliott.
Councillor Wallace Ross, chair-
Cromarty Junior
Quartette Assists
Tuesday evening to a large and
appreciative audience. The play, ti
oomedy, was well acted! and kepi
painting
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annual dioces-an convention at Sit.
Home Economics, Mrs. Jas. Brown;
man of the property committee, re -
The Robt.
the audience laughing continually
(Whoa' were received from Harold
held in
Thomas. Masses were offered for
Publicity, Mrs. James McNairrt ;
ported that the fence around the
junior male quartette,
The cast included: Sid Hurd, s
Finlay and Harold, Armstrong and
the tender of Mr. Finlay was ace
cepted at a price of $565 and $40
extra for woodshed. Mi. Arms
strong's tender eia,s. $610, pies $40.
for woodshed.
The resignation of Mies Helen
• Jervis as teacher in S.S. No. 4 was
received and regretfully accepted..
The teachers, with the exception
of Miss Jervis an kir. Skinner,
A public meeting was
the Town Hall, Zurich, Saturday
night, for members of the Zurich
Agricultural Society, to decide on
themoving of the Fair Grounds to
a suitable location at the south end
of the town, where it 0011 -Id he ad-
joined by the new community cen-
ire which is under consideration,
and which would be close to the
scho,o1 grounds.
Depart-
Announcement was made this
week that the Eric Dent Company
Limited would commence opera-
tions in Seaforth shortly in the
dehydration of alfalfa, clover,
grasses and oats. .
Mr. Dent is well known in Sea-
forth and district, where for anany
years he has been manager of the
Hesky Flax Products Ltd He pro-
the living and deceased members
anal a Day of Recollection was ob-
served in October. Ten cases of
canned goods, as well as a cash
donation, were sent to the Jesuit
Fathers in Toronto for European
relief. A gift and a cash donation
was given to, Seaforth Scott Mem-Scott.
oriel Hospital. The Sister& of Ser-
vice were sent three boxes and a
cash donation; donations were also
Christmas meeting Miss 'Thelma
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Elgie and Mrs. R. M. Scott; work
,
meeting, Mrs. Robert MeLaohlane
social meeting,•Mis. J. F. Scott and
rs.
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m . Dale Nixon.
Mrs. Wilfred Coleman moved. a
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vote of thanks to the hostess and
the National Anthem was sung.
Lunch was served and I I
a sac a
half-hour spent.
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dump had been com!pleted -
The following accounts were
passed for payment• Treasurer of
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ntario, Provincial Police, $333.06,
Jos. Heffernan, wages, $246O; A.h
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Fortune, wages, $21; S. Williams,
$28 60. F Reeves-, wages,
wages, ' ' '
$15. Treasurer Public School, ad-
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vance, $2,000; Treasurer SeaforthVandercoff,
High School District, -loan, $4,00e;
C. W. Carter, acct., $58.50; s. we_
Laing, Eldon Allen, Gordon Hough-
ton and Lloyd Sorsdahl, assisted
with the music at the induction
and ordination service of three
.
elders in Cromarty Church on S.un-
daymorning.Th e new elders en-
pointed were Calder McKaig, Ern_
este Templeman and Thomas L.
John Houghton, of Mildmay, call-
ed at the home of les mother, Mrs.
Young maieled man, J. K. Cornish;
Dora, his wife, Mrs. Es Willtams;
Bonnie, her sister, Miss Eva Stack
• HenryProper,Sid"' friend
house; enry s•
Jack McDonald; Betty Validereoff
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uetres.s, Maxtor'. Hill; Prince Gre
gor•Olivera, Mr. E. Williams; Mrs
her mother, Mrs. J. R
Murdoch; Mr, Queertz, hotel man
ager, Gordon Elliott; California
colored maid, Marjorie Mustard
were re-engaged at an increase of
$200 each, Miss Helen Turner, who
received an increase of $300.
A representative of the
ment at Toronto was in Zurich and
reviewed the aituation, and strong-
poses to move be Seaforth same
time in may.
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given to the Pastor at Ohristmae
and to two Catholic radio pro-
grams.
ZION
llama, wages, $33; E. Miller, wag-
es $11.90; F. Reeves, wages, $20.40;
D. H. Wilson, salary, $141.66; J.
M. Houghton, also with Mr. and
Mrs, Ross Houghton. •
The members of the Women's
.
Bert, page boy, Ross Stanway; MT
Gillicuddy, justice of the 'peace
R. tanwir
Bob ellen. Mrs. E. S
The time, place and entertain-
anent for the annual school picnic
is to be decided by the teachers
under the convenership of Mr.
Trott. , •
ly recommended the change. The
meeting was in favor of the remov-
al of the fair grounds to a suitable
I•ocation, and a committee was. ap-
pointed to decide en the new loca-
News Of Week
About Constance
Membership totalled 98 members,
two of whom made retreats during
the year. Dards were sent to new
mothers and !shut-ins, and the mag-
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Baker, Car-
lingfc'rd, visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roney.
A lovely basket of floweae was
placed in Zion Church on eunda.y
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Cummings. salary, $117; A. Bushie,
ealary. $125; S. A. Wilson, pension,
$20; relief, $124.08; PU.C., Elec-
trice, acct., $23.69; Huron Exposi-
tor, acct., $1e1.15; Francis; Hankin
Auxiliary attended the Easter
Thankoffering meeting of the Wo-
men's Auxiliary of Knox Church,AltonJohnston
St.Beath
Marys.
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Wallace and
.
aa 'rector. Between acts Mrs
w .- di
and Mrs. W. Mc
played a piano duet on
Measrs. Bob Allan, Gordon Elliot
The Board expressed its apprec-
dation to all the teachers for their
tion.
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Rev. J. C. and Mrs. Britton, of
azine convener reported subscrip-
tions to the C.W.L. magazine. The
treasury 'balance
in memory of Mrs. John Rogers,
who paseed away two years ago.
Co. Ltd.. acct., $23.25: Ed. Boyce,
acct., $22.50; C.N.R., acct., $10.32;
Mrs- M. Houghton visited with
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Mrs Geo. Dalrym le Heneall
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and I. Williamsisang. Next mon
day night the choir__ intend pre
efficient services truring the past
year and expressed the hope that
the co-operation between board and
teaceers would continue.
The secretary was ordered to
ne.
minstrel Show Has
' Popular Program
Thamesyille, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Jewitt on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown, of Al-
Ian Park, visited with Mr, and Mrs.
Borden Brown last week.
showed a ofsentine
$279.05, after total receipts of
$1,743.18 and total expenditures of
$1,464.13, with all national and
diocesan obligations having been
We are sorry to report Mts.9
Gwen ,Britton has been under the
ri ctors care for thepast week.$3.75.
a°
We wish her a speedy recovery.
Mr. Mrs. Ross Murdie, Sea-
British Arnerica Ass. Co.,acct.,
$8.50; Dr. K. W. McLandress, acct.
Hay Stationery ite
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acct., 44c; Bell Telephone Co., acct.
$10.60; Baldwin Hardware, acct.,
Mise Margaret McKnight spent
the • • *
e week -en at the home of Miss
Betty McKellar.
oma . Missionary Socie-
The W n's '
ty held their regular monthly meet-
their play in Varna.
net
Mr. H. Walker h return.
home from Tiverton,as re r
where It
epent the winter with his sister.
Mr. Elden Johnston, of Blue We
adivertise for wood for the schools
needing it, also to secure some
gravel to improve. the driveways, to
the schools,, and have the furnace
and pipes at No. 4 School cleaned
to prevent sm.okbag. •
, Cerdno's Hall was well filled
Friday evening for the roinstrel
stew presented by the Norwich
Musical Society Band, under the
auspices of the Seaforth Otidfel-
' lows and Rebekahs in aid of the
Wee Robert Grimoldby was in
Dutton on Monday attending the
funeral of her nephew, Mr. Cltas.
Coldough.
Donald Stephenson, of Toronto,
spent the week -end with his par-
ente.
met.
A banquet was. served to the
members of the church choir andMr.
the altar boys in 'appreciation of
their services. A lawn tea and a
Christmas tea, at which a Christ-.
mss cake and a doll and basinette
and
forth, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
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James Malcolna on Sunday.
Mrs. Balfour and Dalton spent
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Sunday with „Mr. and Mrs. George
Pepper.
$1.9f); Municipal Warld Ltd acct,
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$18.35; Wilson McCartney, met,
$17; MS E. Clarke, acct., $13.75;
County of Huron. indigents $a6.20-
.
C. P. Sills, P.M.. PC. box rent, $5:
Seaforth Supply and Fuel, acct.,
,
ing at the Manse. Mrs. G. Young
presided. Atter the sin.ging of the
opening- hymn, Mrs. T. Laing lea
in prayer. The minutes of the pre-
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11011S, inee ing were read rs.
t.' by m
John Wallace, the assistant secre-
The 'was
ter Highway, visited with Mr. am
Mrs. Alton, Johnston Monday.
and Mrs. Ivan Wightman, o
Whitecburch, spent Sunday wit
her father, Mr. Joe McCully,
Misses Ina and Mien Scott, in
London, spent Sunday with' thel
The Board renewed the fire in-
suranee policies. with Mr, Sohn
Pepper, rep_resenting the 1VIcKillop
!Coe
C.P.T. Fund. The splendid pre-
gram of songs, 'ohoruses and skies
was thoroughly enjoyed by the au&
Mr, Mrs. Borden Brown and
and
Joyce spent Sunday with M,r. and,
Mee Herb. Brigham at Elmwood.
were raffled, and a St. Patrick's
.
supper helped to raise funds' for
the treasury.
. cMil-
Lay Retreets, Mrs. J. M. M
lan; Immigration and Travellers'
343.56; Keralake's. acct., $42.601 E.
W, Montgomery acet. $8.55.
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tars-. roll call answered
by an Easter mesaage, and the
treasurer's report was read by
Mrs. T. Scott. Mrs. L.
brothera, Ross and! 13111 Scott.
We are s•orry to report that Mr;
Hohner and Mrs. Geo. Swatt ar
Kneed Fire insurance on
Schools Nos. 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, The
policies on Nos. 4, 5, 7 and 8 were
inereheed $1,000 • aloe ,and Chair-
ienee.
: 'Mayor J. E. Keating drew the
lucky tickets in the prize drawing,
which wag a feature of the pro-
Mr, Ken t uchanan, of Minden,
spent the week -end with his par-
elite Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Duch-
The nominating committee pre-
stinted the following slate of offi-
cerst Spiritual advisor, Rev. T. P.
Aid, Mee. Jean Fortune; entertain-
ment and 'social, Miss M. Kelly,
Mrs. Chas. Hagan, Mrs. Joseph
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Soradale
read a paper entitled, "He is Not
Here, He is Risen." Mrs. Grace
Scott gave a floe readieg on the
patients in Scott Memorial Hoge
tal, Seaforth. We wish them
speedy recovery. ,
Man MoIntoeh was authorized. to
stem application. on !behalf of the
Board.
The folloveng accounts were pre-
fleeted „and epproved: Mee Sara
S impson, sehool lunch supplies
$10.15; Frailk Kling, tepales, and
gram. Prizes. were won by Mrs.
Pearl Passmore, cedar cleat;
Cheryl Muir, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs-. B. 0. Muir, smoker; and Gav-
in Gemmel', door prize, permanent
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anal.'"Resurrection
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Mr. and Mrs. R. jewItt left for
their home in Kincaid, Sask., on
Tuestlay. Mt. and Mrs. Jewitt have
spent the past six months visiting
with relatives. in Ontarte.
Word was received Monday' night
Hussey; president, Mrs. T. D. Sills;
1st vice-pres., Mee John Hotham,
Jr.; 2nd vice-pres., Mrs, L O'Leary;
3rd vice-pree., Miss M. Dunn;
trees., Mee, Agnes, Gaffney; record-
ing sec., Mee P. Dinweodie; cm--
realiontling sec, Mra'. C. Trott At
Rowland, Mrs, L. Kelly and !Mrs.
Ellen n, • P.
•press,Mrs. C P
Sine
Mrs. ne. t) Sills and Mrs. F. Din-
woodie were named delegates. to
the entitle], diocesan convention
whine will be held, in Stratford, in
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Me A bert Pepper has perches-
ed the brick residence of C. N.
Shultz in Egmondville., end gets
immediate posees,sion. Mr, Shultz
has. purchased the residence of
miss •Cleta, Dickson on Market St.
of Jesus. The Serip-
ture lesson was read by Mrs. M.
Houghton. Mei. G. Young gave
very im.preseive and inspiring ace
dress followed by prayer. After
de g '
ginthe closing hymn all join
a ' '
ed n,
ithe Lord's Prayer.
Mrs. .1". Berry bas been able t
leave Seafeeth 'respite' and is 5
a ber•bome and Mrs. A. Caldwell 1
convalescing at the Mete of Its
on Bill, after heving,beett in Cie
ton Hospital for eotata tittle.
supplies, $11/7; W. M. Sproat,
Coal Co., No. 8, $46.40; (1. A.
that Mr. Wm. Dodds, of London,
had Mr. Dedda Was a
the meeting of the new executive
the following conveners; were nam-
Man A. cash contribution was vol-
ed te Detatia Hall, London, and
The former Portune farm, on No,
8 T-Tighway, east of Seaforth•, own-
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Teach
Teretheae "What in igintirah6
leztoeleg moues,: $11; jack Hood
School,Supplites, tinettlictialad sup-
pliteo $1,108184 I, V. Pepper, brat
toreintinn en Ituairatiee pellet, Wee
imitate. ift0.18.! Muatard Ltanhetd &
coal,
Whitney, ilevrers, $10.
Ithe meeting' adjourned to Meet
41! No. 4 tehool. an 'Needy,. May
10, at 9 lehn
passed, away.
;Wither Of Mrs. Sas. Dale and Mrs,
JAM Carter, Sr. Punetat teettice
was,held front Halite taterat home,
Clinton, on tWetinesclay.
ten Magazine, Mrs. ' Wm. Hart;
Health, Mrs, Z. L. Slattery; Sis-
tere ttf Aerviee Mrs, P. S. sms;
Citizenship, Mre, W, IT DInean;
the atintal donation Of eigs at
Easter. will be made to the House
or Protmeitile- ,d.na the St. jeslenh
Ortohangi,2 at London.
ed by G. R. .Tohnston, Sea,forth, haa
been sold to hoes Bunerman, of
Alma Township, who gets immede
ate possession.
"You .should have a wife like
mine, Ceorge. She's an angel.°
"Yotere lucky, Mine's atilt aye:"
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