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Coming Events
GODE,RICH PAVILION every Friday, 9
to 12, Teen-age Record Swing with John-
ny )3rent of CKNX as M.C. Every Satur-
day daneing to Bill Stuart • and his orch-
estra. Special midnight dance August 6.
4616-4
"SHARE".THE-VITEALTH" BINGO —
Legion Hall, Hensall, Saturday, July Ith,
9 p.m., $75.00 jackpot in 55 calls; $5.00
added each week until jackpot won; 14
regular games, 10c a game. No admis-
sion. Sponsored by Hensall Legion.
4616-1
For Rent
FOR RENT—Store on Main Street with
apartnaents. Box 564, HURON EXPOSI-
TOR. 4616-1
FOR RENT—Heated 3 -room apartment:
ground floor; furnished or unfurnished.
Shared bath. PHONE 42. 4613-sf
FOR RENT — Four -room unfurnished
apartment, with bath and modern kit-
chen. Apply to BORDEN BROWN.
Phone 841 r 2. 4614-tf
FOR RENT -7 -room house in Egmond-
ville. Possession 1st of July. Apply AL -
VIN 11. BEATON, 5067 Maplewood. De-
troit 4, Mich. Tyler 7-8965. 4612-8
FOR RENT—Completely furnished four-
bedroom lakefront cottage, south of Gode-
rich plumbing, throughout. Situated pri-
vately. Available July 8th to the 28th,
and August 19th to the 31st. Apply to
DONELDA ADAMS, Phone 754-W, Sea -
forth. 4616-1
Prqperty For Sale
FOR SALE-7-roorn house on Market
, St... Priced very reasonably. Apply MRS.
MARY WALSH. Phone 281,
4016x1
FOR SALE—Cottage on Centre Street,
centrally located. Immediate possession.
Apply to ALEX McDONALD. Phone 660
r 14. 4616x1
Farms For Sale
FOR SALE
!Dairy Farm. complete
and machinery. Immediate
Apply:
For Sale
FOR. SALE -10 acres of baled alfalfa
hay. Apply to KEN McLEAN, Phone LADY TO TRAIN to earn worthwhile
692 r 13, liensall. 4616-1
income. For appointment, write MRS.
NARGANG,
NINE YOUNG PIGS for sale. Apply to Box 561, Huron Expositor.
HARRY NESBITT. Phone 835 r 15, Sea-
4615x8
forth. 4616-1
Wanted
WANTED—Sma11 girl's biescle. in good
condition. MRS. LEONARD STRONG -
Phone 655 r 21, 4616xl.
DO YOU NEED a baby sitter? - Reli-
able girl to baby alt. KAREN BUTT.
Phone 581-J, Seaforth-
4616.1
WANTED1
A juvenile or sidewalk bicycle.
PHONE 934 or 540. SEAFORTH
4616x1
Help Wanted
FOR SALE—Eight Pigs,
Apply JOHN CALWILL.
2-3204, Clinton.
HELP WANTED—Practical nurse for
7 weeks old. day duty, full or part time. RIVERSIDE
Phone HU. REST HOME, Mitchell. Phone 69.
4616x1 4611x4
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FOR SALE—Asphalt and steel roofing forth store
A:ply to Box 663, HURON EX -
BORDEN BROWN, Kinburn. Phone 841 POSITOR. 4616-1
r 2, Seaforth. 4609-12
FOR SALE—Flowers, Shrubs, Fruits.
(Free replacement guarantee.) Orders
taken now for delivery next Spring,
ERIC MILNER. Phone Seaforth 393. Capable girl with typing ability requir-
4616-tf ed part time for Seaforth office. Apply
in own writing to Box 562, HURON EX -
FOR SALE—Cement bricks, in stock at POSITOR. 4615 -no
SEAFORTH CONCRETE PRODUCTS;
535 per 1,000. PHONE 740, Seaforth.
4613-8
CLERK - TYPIST
HELP WANTED
FOR SALE—Drain tile. all sizes. Or-
der now. SEAFORTH CONCRETE PRO- Girls for plastic moulding shop and
DUCTS. Phone 740, Seaforth, 1 assembly plant.
4613-8
Apply to:
ROSEDALE PLASTICS
INTERNATIONAL LTD.,
Seaforth, Ont.
ORDERS TAKEN for 2545. pails of
Pitted red cherries at 4.95 each; delivery
to be approximately July 12th to 18th
CRICH'S BAKERY. Phone 34, Seaforth.
48151
FOR SALE—Dining room suite; quarter
cut golden , oak; bow front buffet ; glass
china cabinet; table and 6 chairs. Priced
at 570. PHONE FEENSALL 678 r 23.
4616-1
4616-1
UPHOLSTERER
Experienced
Or youth to learn this trade. Pleasant
FOR SALE—Plain cskes for strawberry working conditions, good wages, very
shortcake, 30e each. Crich's White Clover steady ,entployinent, group insurance, etc.
Bread, fresh daily; delicious with straw-
Serry jam. CRICH'S BAKERY. Phone JAMES
34; we deliver. 4616x1
COLE FURNITURE COMPANY,
Ingersoll.
4615-2
FOR SALE—Massey-Harris 12 -disc fer-
tilizer drill, 'horse-drawn, nearly, new; al -
an Ebersol grain thrower, Apply to
CRVAL GREER, R.R. 4, Seaforth. Phone BE YOUR OWN BOSS!
655 r 24. 4616x2
FIVE DOLLARS down, up to 24 months No time clock, independence! Make at
to pay for a genuine Surge Milker Unit. least 575. weekly. If you have selling
Best investment to protect good .udders. ability and a small capital write today.
Contact LOVELL McGUIRE. Phone 593, Openings in Seaforth and surroundings:
Wingham, Surge Dealer; in shop Satur-
days. 4600x16
IF YOU are interested in setting out a
new patch of Raspberries this fall or next
spring, contact the Meadowbrooke Nursery,
with livestock '
Box 357, Trenton, Ont., for new heavy
Possession.
bearing varieties; full planting instruc-
tions and care cultural management sup-
plied. All replies must be in by July 23r4.
4616-1
JOSEPH GRUMMETT,
2 mile west of Seaforth on
No. 8 Highway.
4616-1
rirry-ACRE FARM FOR SALE—South
half Lot 6, Concession 6, McKillop Town-
ship; 4 miles from Village of Dublin; 1/.
mile from Separate School. Modern farm
home, good buildings. hydro throughout.
All modern conoeniences, including pres-
sure system, bathroom, built-in cupboards,
etc. 78911 ell with nr without imple-
ments and ciao. Possession September 1.
Apply to MRS. WILLIAM MALONEY,
R.R. 1, Dublin, Ont 4616x1
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS WANTED
Sealed tenders will be received up until
July 14th at 12 o'clock noon, for the in-
stallation o? pressure system and flush
toilets and lavatory basin, at S.S No 1,
Stanley, Contact Mr. George Cameron,
Brucefield Ont., for plans and specifica-
tions.
T. B. BAIRD, Sec.-Treas.,
Brucefield, Ont.
4616-2
TENDERS WANTED
For transportation of pupils in Town-
ship Area No, 1, Hibbert. Ditties to com-
mence September 4. 1956. Tenders to be
presented on or before July 14. Lowest
or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Apply to:
IVAN McDOUGALL,
Sec.-Treas.,
Mitchell, R.R. 3.
4615-2
Notices,'
MASONARY, Cement, Chimneys repair-
ed and built. B. CHRISTENSON, Con-
tractor, Seaforth. 4614-6
RADIO REPAIRS — For all kinds of
radios, -at TERRY'S RADIO SERVICE,
opposite Dick House, Seaforth: Phone
847-11.
46164f
GET YOUR sewage work done now.
Only 52 per foot on contract basis. All
work guaranteed. Contact 850 r 38. Sea -
forth.
461646
COMPLETE LAUNDETERIA in Sess
forth and district and Dry Cleaning Ser-
vice. Phone 898. ERIC MILNER
FLOWERS, Seaforth, agent for Brady
Cleaners & Laundeteria Ltd., Exeter.
46164f
NOTICE—David Kreller is the newly
appointed Rawleigh Good Health Dealer
for Seaforth, and is here now for good
service. Please co-operate when he calls
at your home. Thank you. ,
4816x1
4 ATI'ENTION, FARMERS -- Prompt,
coritteous collection 06, all dead and
&gabled farm aninials and bides. Call
collect, ED. ANDREWS, 851 r 11, Sea -
forth. Aseociated with Darling & Co., of
Canada Lt.
46164f
SANITARY SEWAGE HIPOSA.L—Sep.
de tanks, cesspools, ec pumped and
cleaned with Galante modern ettitlinnent.
MI work guaranteed. Estimates, given
without obligation. LOUIS BLAKE, .R.R.
2, Brussels. Phone 42 r 6 Brtfasebt
4610x12
1lEistSALL SALES
Every, ,xlit..440 atkr'2 piii., Mill St, Hen.,
OM Bring; your IlyMibele..A1Vitres tidod
Market Mice:, HARRY SMITH, Phone 18/,
vter6n; HARGREAPES., HU.
OflfitdiS/ 460842
WATERLOC)
eiej iietta "A4
"Argit8litt,5' 0s5*Udit.
zuval
itt
SIDEWALKS AND PATIOS—The mod-
ern manner is to pave with flagstones.
In a choice of 49 different sizes and col-
ors; Seaforth concrete flagstones can be
laid in designs that add beauty to your
home surroundings. Seaforth concrete
flagstones are manbfactured and vibrated
in a manner that makes them water-
proof and stronger than other makes,
They are guaranteed for 5 years, Made ,
only by SEAFORTH CONCRETE PRO-
DUCTS. Call for free estimates. Phone
740, Seaforth. , • 4613-8
Poultry
ASK US FOR BRAY
Complete List Chicks
Available
For prompt shipment they have pullets,
dayold and started, including Leghorns
and Ames. 'Mixed chicks, broilers—let's
have your order in advance. Full infor-
mation. agent—
MRS. ALEX PATERSON, Brucefield
Phones: Clinton HU -2932, Seaforth 659-28
STARTED
TURKEY POULTS
Broad Breasted Bronze non -sexed, one
week old, 80c; two weeks old 82c ; three
week old 87c. Toms, one week old 70c,
two week old 72c, three week old 77c.
Mao day old turkey poults and day old
'chicks.
Tweddle Chick Hatcheries
LIMITED,
FERGUS ONTARIO
4616-2
Livestock Wanted
LIVESTOCK WANTED—Cash paid for
dead, old, sick, or disabled horses or coVra.
PHONE ATWOOD 153, collect.
4598-12
Personals
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (Rubber Goods),
mailed postpaid in plain, sealed envelope
with price list. 6 samples 25c; 24 sam-
ples 91.00. Hall - Oreder Dept. T - 78,
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton.
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects for John Walsh,
on Goderich Street East, Seaforth, on
SATURDAY, JULY 7th, at 1:00 pen., the
following: One 3 -piece chesterfield suite,
new; modern II -piece dining suite; modern
3 -piece bedroom suite; kitchen table and
4 matching chairs; heavy duty McClary
electric stove; 9 cubic foot McClary re-
frigerator; Beatty washing machine;
studio couch; 8 chairs; 2 dressers; large
wardrobe with mirror doors; tables; lawn
mower; 76 feet garden hose; electric
Lux; new floor coverings; drapea; 'four
venetian blinds; dishes; tools, and nuns -
mous other articles. Everything without
reserve as property is sold. Terms—Cash.
JOHN WALSH. Proprietor; Harold Jack-
son, Auctioneer. 4616-1
Notices To Creditors _
NOTICE to CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF Hannah Maria
Craig, late of the Village of Hensall,
in the Cdnnty of -Buren. Spinster, Ds.
ceased.
All Petioles having claims against the
rotate of tire Mame deceased ara requited
to (fie the same with the undersignd
Sollci-
tir fon the said Egtate, ,on or before the
20th day of Jib', A.D. 1956, after which
date!the vegeta will be distributed amongst
the 14,111mq:entitled thereto, having regard)
only, to theeliding of *Isiah' notice elm)]
"here' been given.
UAT'ED at Clinton, this 26th day tit
1056.
rs.
a a' MENEM%
Salleighrtit?ilitairditEetate. ,1..0
FAMILEX.
Dept. 1, Station 0,
MONTREAL
4616-1
Two Experienced
SALESMEN
Investigate this tremendous opportun-
ity with Canada's Number Ons Member-
ship Plan for Farmers and their families.
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$20.00 Family Membership
gives many Personal Benefits such as
Legal Assistance, Theft Reward, Ambu-
lance, Funeral Benefit and insures. each
member of the family for injuries and
accidental death, Sight, Dismemberment,
etc., for up to $10 000.00 each for Farm
and Travel Accidents.
Highest Commissions' CM new and re-
peat renewals. All leads supplied sales-
men with direct mail advertising. Car
essential. Enclose recent photo.
For personal interview apply stating
all Particulars to
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• SERVICES
Box 1115
London, Canada
4616-1
OPPORTUNITY
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Canadian Corporation
HAS EXCEPTIONAL OPENING FOR
RELIABLE MAN OR WOMAN
in this area.
WORK CONSISTS OF ,DELIVERY
AND REPLENISHING STOOKS OF THE
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Absolutely No Selling Or
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A5 ALL SELLING IS HANDLED HY
OUR HEAD OFFICE STAFF.,
AGE, EDUCATION or PAST EXPERI-
ENCE is not important aa full training is
provided. Can be handled in 3 to 5 hours
a week without interfering with present
employment. (Full time, If desired),
With up to $100.00 a
Week to Start.
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Enquiries are invited from persons able
to post 51098.00 cath for bonded products
covered by a re -purchase agreement and
backed by a Multi-million dollar advertis-
ing programme.
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Persons available immediately, that have
the necessary capital and desire a steady
dependable incotne, should send Name, Ad-
dress and Telephone Number for details
to:
PERSONNEL MANAGER
NAIVIERCO (CANADA) LIMPED
892 BAY STREET
TORONTO 1, ONTARIO
46164
Cards of Thanka.
WE WISH .to thank thafrienile and
„neighbors and. alto liltApletton: for the
',roans, acts, of kindness rendered during
Eleanor MnIcabied *lliiteaa 1tdbereit
MR. AND: MRS. "PEEUtl#' UAW
46161
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BLAKE.
Visitors over the holidaY were
Mr, and Mrs. joules Burdge and
Mary Ellen, of Cobourg, aml, Mr.
and !lifts. C. Meyer and Ronnie; of
London, with Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Hey; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Man-
son and family, of Toronto; Mr.
and Mrs. P. Rowe and family;,.Mr.
and Mrs. Will Manson., all with Mr.
and Mrs. Newell Geiger and fam-
ily.
Misses Emma Oesch and cousin,
Dianne Faber, of Kippen, are boll -
flaying with their . grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs, R. Oesch.
qt: e 404
sYetit 10144Klirfte ,y4tki
wife ainlian.4.,
Ms a Ain& t414.,
Toronto, where An,
summer course in teaChlug,
will teach .at a rural school at
Thorndale thisfall. '1‘
Trees were aPreilted and ROW
Of hay levelled during the severe
electrical wind, rain and; bail
storm that. PaSSett over4be area
Sunday evening. Many towns were
blacked out and considerable dam-
age caused. -
Cars Crash, During Stor
A two -car crash on 83 iitghway,
four miles west of Exeter Sibulay
evening at -the height of a severe
electrical and wind storm, caused
damages estimated at $300. Cars
involved were driven by Harold
Willert, R,R. 2, Hensall, and An-
drew Snelgrove, Exeter. The ac-
cident was investigated by C.
John Forde, of Exeter.
MRS. ANDREW BUCHANAN, oldest Hensall resident, who
passed away at her•home Saturday morning in her 99th year.
She was a, native of Hay Township.
SENATE CAME -INTO ITS OWN
(By TEMPUS, in Montreal
"Financial Times")
What a nasty experience the
pipe line was. All honor to the
Senate that put the thing through
in one day after the Commons had
made a beer garden out of a leg-
islature for three weeks.
,Each side blamed the other for
defying democracy. For my mon-
ey, the Liberals invoked closure,
but the Conservatives wrought
plain obstruction.
The debate produced strange bed
fellows when the Tories bundled
with the Socialists. This may well
boomerang unless they see a
glimmer of hope by coalescing
with the C.C.F. Maybe M. J. Cold -
well would be glad to take the Tor-
ies in, at that. It would not be
the first time the Conservatives
had been taken in by somebody
else.
The Conservatives talk of re-
forming the Senate. After the
Commons performance, it seems
they are the ones to be reformed.
The Senate can -travel on its laur-
els for years on their calm and
dignified conduct. If you want to
get things done on Parliament Hill,
send the Commons home for a year
but keep the Senate here, on a 52
weeks a year shift.
Never has the second chamber
and the traditional second look
been so useful to Canada as it has
been this week.
Premier Drew, sensing he has
little hope in 'a national general
election, hopes to force an elec-
tion now and maybe produce a
miracle. My guess is that every
day he obstructs the estimates,
the Tories will lose votes.
• Meanwhile the Liberals are lick-
ing their wounds, analyzing their
mistakles, and crying, "Never
again!"
I can remember few cases in re-
cent years where the Conservatives
won the battle of headlines, and
In Memoriam
MELADY—In loving metnory of a dear
husband and brother, Joseph Francis
Melody, who passed away one year ago.
July 4, 1955.
We little knew when we woke that morn
The !sorrow the day would bring;
For the call was sudden, the shock severe,
To part with one we loved so dear.
Sometimes it's hard to understand
Why some things have to be,
But in His wisdom. Gefi has planned
Beyond our power to see.
God gave us strength to fight it,
And courage to bear the blow,
But what it meant to lose him,
No one will ever know.
—Ever remembered by his wife Marie,
Brothers and Sisters. 4618-1
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Births
ARMSTRONG—At Scott Memorial Hospis
tal, on June 29, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Armstrong, R.R. 2, Walton, a daughter.
DUCHARME—At Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, cm June 23, to Mr, and Alm. Urban
Ducharnte, R.R. 1, Hensall, twinis, son,
and daughter—Darwin and Darlene. '
HENNIGAR—At Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, on July 1, to 11,1r. and Mrs. Ross
Heimigar, Seaforth, daughter.
KRAUSKOPF—At Scott Memorial Hoot,
tal, My 1, tO Mr. and Mr, John
Krauskopf, Dublin, a daughter.
ideCLURE-,-At Scott Memorial Hospital,
on .Juiie 30, to Mr. and MM. Nelaon Mc-
Clure, RIO. 2, Seatoith, non.
WAI.S11--At Scottlitiemoriall HotiDital, On
/tilt tO Mr. and Mrs. 4oint Walsh,
Dublin, it daughter:
Deaths ,
,utiLoAn-r—b, opxorth; 4.11 Pt-taity, „Tune 1
Vv1Por PfillpOY he Obtli 4tar
where, in my opinion, they were
led down the garden path.
Before it was over, most of the
journalists were bleeding for the
poor Opposition minority, and all
but booing in type, the perform-
ance of the Liberal majority. The
newspapermen hereabouts put the
Tory -Socialist junta on a white
horse, and depicted the Liberals
as a Nazi -minded bunch of politi-
cal thugs. For my money, it was
the opposite.
Hon. C. D. Howe actually lost the
battle of the headlines and edged
close to disaster by failure to re-
alize what a desperate. Opposition
could—and did—do.
First, the Conservatives tried to
make out that a majority was a
bad word, an evil thing. Yet the
fundamental of democracy is that
the majority shall rule.
Of course it is true that, when
a river flows, nobody mentions it.
But if a river stops flowing, ob-
viously that is news. Only, some-
how this got metamorphosed into
kind of David and Goliath se-
quence, with the Liberals, being
the big bad Goliaths, and the Tory-
C.C.F. combine being -gallant little
Davids.
To, me it does not make sense
that the majority should necessar-
ily be wrong, and the minority
should be equally right. If you
went that criterion, then the
French minority would run Can-
ada, this would be a French.speak-
ing country, and Canada would be
run by Qnebec City. Naturally it
is nonsense to suggest this and it
is equally nonsense to imply the
majority was wrong.
Where the Liberals did make the
mistake was in not permitting the
Opposition to filibuster, and is not
giving them a full chance to say
all they wanted. Then and only
'then should the Lib&als have in-
voked closure.
* * *
However, the Conservatives had
one superb achievement to their
credit. They convinced the usually
hard-boiled press that they were
right.
What is more, it has been as
Much as a inan's reputation is
worth to say you felt the Libirals
ere right. A few brave veterans
iike the courageous Alex Mimeo of
the Ottawa Citizen, stuck tcY the St.
Laurent regime, but most of .them
deserted the ship.
The able Messrs. Fulton and
Knovvies took the boys down the
garden path, and last time I look-
ed, they were still there.
* * *
sonie here thought that Don
Pleining, the gadfly from Eglinton,
was a bit unfair when be accused
Hon. C. D. Howe of being Ameri-
caii"born. It is true he was Ameri-
can; having been born in Massa-
chusetts, But then what has Don
Illeinbig got to say, about bis on
deputy speaker, the American-britin.
Hon; Earl Rowe. The Tories' star,
stump speaker first saw the light
of day in Hull, Iowa, on MO 13,
1894.
HOW dome it's bad for Howe to,
be born in the -States, but OZ. for
Bari Rowe to have bad such a
start? .-
Is ,TOrsfr better for being born
a ViinitAthile a 'Grit is Worse tor.
beinOliniti. a tank? asketInhe �b
er'-liere. While ori,thitlheitie
it bane a Stigina to haVe been
"". An At tatesi a
6 les the C. .:deptitty
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§f4PRAIIii-Punue 91eCXeery are
sP01:04Pg tlIOW110141,5's with their
sister and brother -1a* Nr,'and.
M. Re4.,:''RXmliMair, Sari*.
'Mr,' Mid Mrs. Shertliouse
anti, faluPY, at. Cath., ar_ines,-have
rented the dwelling beside M. C.
Redden, and are, getting settle&
Mr's- Shertileilao is a daughter of
Vernon Redden, Mr. and Mrs.
George Redden and Laura Lee,
Lloyd HOOP, Mr, and Mrs. Ted
Kay and Steve, OrvMe Redden,
Mr. and kfrs. Russell Redden, Kev-
in and Kareu, all of St. Catharines;
and Mr. and 'Mrs, Harold Hedden
and Jimmy, of Dresden; spent the
weekend holiday with Mrs. Cath-
erine Hedden and Herb.
Bingo Whiners -
Bingo winners at the Legion bin-
go last Saturday were: Mrs. A.
Simmons, Mrs. Wes Venner (5),
Mrs. Wilkinson, David Smale, Mrs.
Bob Baker, Mrs. -William R. Bell
(4), Mrs. A. Baker Jr; free bingo,
Mrs. William. Bell, Mrs. A. Clark.
The jackpot thii Saturday will be
$75 in 55 calls.
Kra, Redden,
fpes BatWome!i' In
t*' "U0100 :A0401004 •)3 4.51
404 "Ineettlig - be.held: Illt
Friday, 1, at' the home 4.
lierrY Caidtvell. • Co;bostess
Will be - Mrs. -Wleetee WOrlrinae;
Roll call will be, "Ciire. fOr the
blues," and the motto„ "Good
health and good sense are: two of
life's gre,atest .blessings,-".• Wilt be,
tajd by,3/tia. 3101,e.od.".-::Tbe
speaker be Mrs: Earl. Mills,.
Of Walton, •with, current events by
Mrs, Eldon Jarrott; music, Mrs.
Ross ,Breadloot and Mrs, Bruce
McGregor; poem, Mrs. Rena Cald-
well; contest, Mrs. Verne Alder -
dice.
Menibers are asked to bring
their old Christmas cards to this
meeting. Lunch committee will
be Mrs. Robert Gemmell, Mrs.
Morley Cooper, Mrs.• W. Mellis,
Mrs. Rena Caldwell and Mrs. Rus-
sell Brock. -
Manufacturing in Alberta goes
back_to establishment of a wollen
-mill near Calgary in 1883.
More men hunt ducks and geese
in Canada than any other kind of
game.
Sell that tzutepeasary piece
furniture thro 'ugh a Huron Exposi-
tor Classified Ad. Phone 41.
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1955 CREV.
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1952 CHEV. DErilDIE SEDAN
1952 CHEV. 1/2-10N PICORP.,_
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