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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1960-01-01, Page 4Q ' ctli,.;SEAaRTII, OST.,. J41 { JARX I, 3,99•. , D owing Events XtAtICE ATLCIRCLE "B" Ranch, New IOW's flight .to Clerence Petrie's Night= $11•W361. Saturday night, The Country 9�1I Pa 1-94-1 Lost, Strayed , COST -At. Lions 'Phil. one boy's skate. Finder PHONE- '173. Vnd reeeive a re- ward. ' GREY AND WRITE kitten from Har- pufhey. Answers to the name of 'Snooky.' PHONE 128, Seaforth. 2-94-1 VALUABLE GREYHOUND, miaaing 8inee Christmas Day. Reward for infer- - nation' leading to its whereabouts. Con- tact ELLIOTT'S RESTAURANT. Will Prosecute fox harbouring. 2-94-1 • 4. Help Wanted, WANTED YOUNG" GIRL OR w 15MAN' For work in Seaforth office, Pleasant surroundings and interesting work. Ability to meet the public and know. ledge of typing will be of assistance. Apply stating pualificatioha to: BOX 890 THE IdURON•'EX'POSITOR 4-98aZ APPLICATIONS WANTED Applications will be received until Jan- uary 12, 1960, at 6 o'clock p.m. for the • combined position of clerk -treasurer, tax collector and, assessor for the village of Hensall, . _ - •.. • t) Apply in* :writing only, stating • age, qualifications, experience, etc. Envelopes to be clearly marked, "Applications"' and sent to the undersigned: • P. L. McNAUGHTON, Clerk -Treasurer ilepeall, Ontario 4-93-3 8. Farm' Stock For Sale LVE 8 -week-old pigs : ten . bang ers for chickens : two water . trodghs. ONE 469, Seaforth. • 8-94x1 11. Articles For Sale ,ONE DISPLAY COUNTER, 24" wide bty'"6'"long by 8' high PHONE. 306, Sea- £prth. 11-94-1 CLARE JEWEL 'white enamel coal and Wood .kitchen range' with high shelf and resevoir. Apply to FRED ROSE, Phone . Seafortb 848 R 11, 11-94-1 • FOR 'GUARANTEED TV. and radio re- pairs, call 665 R 11, Seaforth er Hensall 672 R 11. RUSS' SERVICE SHOP. • ' 11-94-tf USED WASHING machine, small re; frigerator, medium oil apace heater and 'GROWN HARD. WARE,all oil lPhone' 797, Sespace eaforrth. 11-94x1 • 20% REDUCTIONS on Saturday only on hockey sticks, skates. toggoggans, sleighs, Flying Saucers and toys. CROWN HARDWARE, 'Phone 797, Seaforth. .., . _ • 11-94x1 BEFORE YOU BUY. Give me a try. 2p% off on car iesurance. Do yon quali- fy? E. H. "Shorty" MUNItOE, Phone ' 394, 11-94-tf FLANNELETTE ' Blankets, 70,1 1 90", 91.45 ; men's short rubber_ boots. 93.15 ; good s tock of prints 'and flannelettes. BORDEN BROWN. Phone Seaforth 841r2. " v 11-94-tf SPRAYED APPLES for sale: SPSY, ,Ring, Tolman Sweets, Delicious, SnoW, Russet,.' Greening, Macintosh, Baldwin, etc. Free delivery in town. Phone HU. 2-3214, FRED McCLYMONT & SONS, Varna. 11-94-tf • 12. - Wanted To Buy HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid fon sick, down -and disabled farm animals. Prompt, courteous collection of all dead and disabled farm animals and hides. Call collect, ,ED ANDREWS, 851 R 11. Sea - forth. Associated with Darling & Co.. of Canada Ltd. 12-94-tf 13. -Wanted, BOAltb2its •W.XN'I'ED in private hoarse tdidlh Seaforth, preferably male. • PHONE 414, Seaforth. . 12,.-94x2 IN PRIVATE Comfortable home, two elderly gentl©nem.aa pp�eXing.,guests. Write, P.O: Box 485, Seaforth.- 13-04x1 • 14. Property For Sale i PLAN your home now : $50 00 down will buy you a Int in Seaforth(yr Hariitlr- hey. Lots surveyed. Land suitable for V.L.A. projects Ternts„ to Bait. CLAY- TON DENNIS. • ' 14-94-tf 15. Property For Relit FOUR -ROOM APARTMENT for rent; Private bath. PHONE 261-W, Seaforth. 16-94-1 FOUR -ROOM AP4RTMENT for rent: Apply BOX 896. 1'Hi; HURON EXPOS- ITOR, Seaforth. 15-04-tf, " i BRIGHT DOWNSTAIRS apartment for 'rent. Two bedrooms. AiSalable Jian, 15. Aptly to BORDEN BROWN, Phone Sen- . -firth 841 5 .2.._..., 15-94-tf FIV1E-ROOM HOUSE '*ltb four -piece bath, one block from 'Main. Street, All eenbeniences. Available January 1. Phone • 2S1-3..Sesforth. 16444 HEATED APARTMENT, modern four rams, coolie!"- dompartntetlt for ..food. taw available. • Apply to JACK THOMP- aoWs FOOTWEAR SERVICE,, or phone 2614, Seaforib. ' 15-94x1 MODERN HOUSE on West Street. Sea. Wb; three bedrooms. au conveniences; bagensent; M. BARRY, Phone available 16. $ 17, Dnblin or Best Barry. 277' Pfeeadilty St. London, ?Rene GE. 2-6800, 16-94x2 19. Noti:cea FILTER qtnAraki Sates & Service: re- ' ' pafta tb ali•maken of vaenuin cleaners. For service, call MRS. MILTON BERGER. Snarling St., Seaforth. ' 19.94-tf triMPLETE LAU11DETE1NA in Sea - d and district and. 'Dry Cleaning Ser. yii' , WEBB'S BILLIARDS. Seaforth. a$iWtt for 13rady Cleaners & Launder4'ria Fireter. 10 -94 -ti 1N ('0191 1(Y.'ION with the :High School Mande Bold on :seder, Dela 22, attasfc for this occasion was provided by .a grant frons the Mate Perfornanee Trust Fend tbls Recerding Indnetrti With the •eo- eriet'atfo, t at tees! .414 .4.: F of )1. 1Notices RUSS' SERVICE SHOP -Radio and TV repairs on all makes and models Rusael Faber, Prop. Graduate Radio Electronics And Television Schools, PHONE 665 R 1, Seaforth. 19-91tf MAGIC MARKERS -Instant dry. wa- terproof, write on any surface; just pull off cap and Magic Marker is ready to use. Refills available. Nine colera ink. TJ'Dt HURON EXPOSITOR. REVITALIZED cleaning at Buchanan Cleaners, Mount, Forest. Mere spots and stains removed. Garments stay clean long- er, wear longer. Agent: MILLER'S LAUNDRY SERVICE. Phone 247 for pick-up. 19-94-tf NOTICE Township of Tuckersmith Ratepayers and inbshitants of the Town - hip of Tuckeramith are requested by the Council to' snot nark cars - on --township roads and streeta during the winter months in order to facilitate snowplowing opera tions Council wi1J not be responsible for dam ages to any vehicles parked on roads or streets. CORA CHESNEY Acting Clerk, Tuckersmith 19-94-tf -WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION "Where Better Bulla' Are Coed" I Artificial Insemination Service for, all Breeds of_Cattle Farmer Owned and Controlled, 'Call us between 7:30 and 10:00 a.m. weekdays; and 6 :00 and 8 :00 p m, Sat- urday evepings 4 Clinton HU 2-3441 or for Long 'Distance' Clinton 4enith.9-5650 19-94-tf 21. Tenders 'Wanted TENDERS FOR ORGANIST FOR ST. PETER'S LUTIMRAN . CHURCH, BRODHAGEN ISutiek to commencethe beginning of February, 1960. Tenders to be in the hands of the sec- retary not later 'than . January. 0. 1960. . For further information con /ykct: KEN SMITH, Secretary •••• .. R.R. 1, Bornholm, 21-94-3 22. Legal Notices NOTICE to CREDITORS Id th'e Estate of WILFORD, ARTHUR CAMERON All persons having claims against the Estate of Wilford` Arthur Cameron, ,late of the Town of Seaforth, in the County 'of Huron, Butcher, deceased; who died on the 6th day, Of December, 1959, are here- by notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or be- fore the 8th day of January, 1960, after which date the assets will lbs distributed having regard only ,to claims then receiv- ed DATED at Seaforth, this 16th day of December, 1959. ?4CCONNELL & STEWART, Seaforth, Ontario, Soli"cit'ore-Tiii" the Estate. 22-92-3 23. Cards of Thanks -3 W,,ISN,,TQ;,Shank the ,box holders for the gifts and money 'at Christmas. 23-94-1 - NORMAN LONG • WE WISH TO "thankall our frlenda and relatives for the mny expressions of good will we received on our Goldtn Wedding Anniversary, 2394x1 MR. and MRS. WM. SPARKS THE PATI1♦NT•AND STAFF wish to, express sincere thanks for the parcels, gifts, flowers and cards received during the4,year, Best Wishes for a Happy New Year. M=fIIR . NURRSING HOME q • 23-94x1 23. Cards . of Thanks MRS .E. 0. HALL and family wish to extend their deepest appreciation' to all the friends and neighbours who helped them in word, thought or deed during their recent bereavement. 23-94-1, I WISH TO express my sincere thanka to the doctors and tenses of St. Joseph's Hospital, London ; also Thamer Nursing Home and the staff and doctors of Sea - forth Clinic in the time of illness of my husband, Mr. John Campbell, 23-94-1 MRS. 'JOHN CAMPBELL I WOULD LIKE to thank everyone who visited me, sent cards, /lowers and treats while I was in the hospital.. Speelal thanks to Dr. Stapleton, Dr. Semple and all the staff at Scott Memorial Hospital. 23-94-1 MAE SMITH WE WISH to take this opportunity to thank ..e(ir,-many friends for treats. visits and cards while Mrs. Murdie•was in hos- pital ; ; also for Christmas cards and many acts of kindness shown us at the holiday season. ROSS AND RETA MURDIE 23-94x1 )r- woIlLD LIKE tq, express toy sin- cere thanks for the kindness shown me while a patient in Clinton Public Hos- pital ayd since returning home. Special thanks to those who visited me and sent flowers, cards or'treats ; the Oddfellowa and Rebekah lodges of Hensall ; Kippen United Church W.M.S. and neighbours who were so kind to the family at home. Dr. Oakes, Dr. Goddard, the nursing staff of the hospital, my grateful appreciation. 23-94-1 • MRS. ALLAN. JOHNSON I WOULD LIICE TO THANK all the many people, churches and institutes who remembered my mother while she was a patient in hospital for' nine weary, pain - wracked months. I would especially like to thank those kind, friends and old neigh- bours, among' them my minister, Rev. Elder, who week after week came to visit her., Words cannot express how much she loved' and enjoyed your com- pany or how much I appreciate all that you have done. May ,God,,,Bless. '9 z. 23-94x1 • 1Y1 NA CALDWELL' 24. In Memoriam MUIR-.•In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister, Shirley Ann Muir, who was called home December 31. 1953. .,•Looking back with tenderness Over the years we trod, We cherish the years we had, with her And 'leave the rest with God. We were not there to say good-bye, it will be our life's regret, But only those who loved her best Are the ones who won't forget. -Ever remembered and sadly missed by Dad, Mom. and Don. 24-94x1 25. ' Personals HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (Rubber Goods), mailed' postpaid in plain sealed envelope with price list. 6 sampples 25e ; 24 earns Pies $1.00. Mail - Order Dept. , T - 78, NOVA -RUBBER CO, Box, 91, Hamilton. 26. Births ANDERSON -At Scott Memorial Hospital on December 24,. to Mr. and Mrs. Rob. ert Andersbni..Brucefield, a son. GREY -At Scott Memorial Hospital, on ' December 30, to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Grey, Clinton, a daughter. i HEARD -At Scott Memorial Hospital, on December 28, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Heard, London, a daughter. HILLIS-At Alexandria Hospital, Inger- soll, on, December 12, to Mr. and Mee. D. J Hillis, a son, Peter Turnbull. A brother for Jennifer Ann. LEMON -At Scott Memorial Hospital, on December 26, tp Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lemon, Seaforth, a daughter. McCALLUM-At Scott Memorial Hospital, on December 27, `to Mr." and Mrs. Russel McCallum, Mitchell, a daughter, 28, Deaths O'CONNELL-In Dublin, on, Thursday,, December 24, Joseph O'Connell, in hts 82nd year. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF McKILLO1"' I •appreciate and thank you for the confidence you have again placed in me by electing Me your Reeve by acclama- tion. I will continue to work on your behalf,. to the best of my abil- ity. Wishing• all the 'Compliments of the Season! DAN-13EUERMANN • UNIVERSAL tek o P;rayer' Under auspices of the Seaforth aid District Ministerial Association January 5th to January 8th, 1960 TUESDAY, JAN. 5th: Egmbndville United Church Guest Minister -- Rev. H. Donaldson 4 WEDNESDAY, JAN. 6th: First Presby-terian Church Guest Minisfer - Rev. J: Cliff Britton THURSDAY, JAN. 7th: St. Thomas' Anglican Church Guest Minister -'Dr. James .Senfple ' FRIDAY, JAN. 8th: , Northside United Church Guest Minister - Rev. D. Leslie Elder• All Services Begin at 8:00 p.m.` All.dffering will be received at each Service on behalf of the Can'adian Council of Churches. J'oin your friends in the atmosphere of Fine Christian Fellowship Rev. Df, Leslie Elder Rev. J. Cliff Britton Cfiairman • ' Secretary sssissisassssisstssisssrs McKillop Electors (Continued from Page 1) reminded the ratepayers, if the students were all. picked up at the gates, as had been requested by many persons. Seaforth has held the mill rate down below that of other district schools, the board member said,' even, though.they added the gym- nasium and ' renovated the old gym into three classrooms. The department says the present school is overcrowded and the board is now considering an addi- tion. The councils concerned have met and looked the situation over, his report continued. Answering questions posed at him, he said that when the addi- tion is completed it would require pore teachers. The school at pres- ent has .20 . pupils over the suggest- ed .nuiriber, and the ..attendance is expected to jump another 50 next year. Queried if the school were to hold rugby on Saturdays instead of weekdays, would there be more time for studies, Mr. McGavin Said a delegation had •thresh'ed out that question and 'voted • against Saturday sports, with the thought that most farm pupils work" on Saturdays. "Do they need rugby?•" fired one ratepayer. "I don't think they do," said the member. Asked if they would need an ex- tra ,bus when additional pupils register, Mr. McGavinsaid that was -hard to answer, assometimes_ a larger' bus solves the problem. One ratepayer wondered if the band was necessary, and how much SEAFORTH LIBRARY Closed Saturday . Evenings During Winter - v: ,:-ra ...r..M,ft-•six./x'sn.uV'-:W.t:x:a:r.:...:. 1r:.,..iA u+�ri ...='.n,u.:r.:a,r:m-.S-:,,.won .. ..., .... .r, -n.•. -... e it cost. Mr. McGavin said it was the cheapest thing the school has, The 'leader has done a good job. Referring to the fine , publicity which the band has brought to the area, Mr. McGavin told of the trip last..fall to the International Plow- ing Match, when the Governor- General called the band to the platform and ,expressed ,congratu- lations to the group. Clerk Eckert didn't agree with - the method of asking councils con- cerned to blindly give their con- Wsent to sell debentures for a.. school hen they can't even see a plan. He also said the department only gave grants of p0,00o a room,` while a few years ago it was $30,000 a ' room. - Russell T. Bolton, Huron County appointee to the board, answered Mr. Eckert. He pointed out that if an ,architect hired to have plans, 'ready 'for councils, and the coun- cils . were to refuse the plans, they would have` --to- pay-- -the--architeetrs fees and hire another. Plans are not fully completed, Mr. Bolton said, but the board was trying to "'build ,the. ,school for $85,000. - There should be a standard plan for all schools, Mr. Eckert con- tinued, and . suggested strong un- ions prevent the department from doing this. Disc s Itgports • (Continued from Page 1) since a number of people have ex- pressed interest in such an ar- rangement. Discussing count Y nlatters� Reeve Forsyth, who servos as chairman of the Huron Agricul- ture Committee, said that the county had been faced with ma- jor expenditures in road mainten- ance during • the .past year, and this had resulted in a slight in- crease in the county rates. Road expenditures totalled $1,218,000. This included construction of de- velopment ' roads. of which the province pays 10Q per cent, but for which the county is required to pay 50..per cent of the cost of ac- quiring necessary lands. He said that negotiations were underway which it was- hoped ..would result in the Kippen to Wroxeter county road be designated as a develop- ment road. .County work in the township . included•"'coinpletion bf the Hensall road bridge •and work on the Kippen to Seaforth road. He congratulated township resi- dents who had been successful in various agricultural corhpetitions during the year, •and said that -their-success had -brought helpful publicity to the township, as well as providing an incentive for' oth- ers to improve their knowledge. Answering •a query from the floor as to why taxes were not being collected, Reeve Forsyth said that the proportion of unpaid taxes in Tuckersmith was less than that in the average municipality in Huron. Referring to' a grant CONSTANCE NEWS OF THE WEEK On •Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson entertained Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor, Miss Marilyn Taylor and Mr. Laurence. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs'. Verne Dale, Miss - Muriel Dale, Mr. Murray Dale "aha Miss Muriel Gowdy, of Wingham, and Mr. 'and Mrs. Jack Dodds, of London. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimoldby spent'Christinas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Theron Betties, of Winthrop. Mrs. D. Millson, Ross and Bill, and Mrs. Pollard spent Christmas Day with Mrs. Glazier and other friends at Hensall. ..Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods and Debbie, of Ajax, spent Christmas weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley. 11411ss Debbie remained with her grand- parents;•while Mr. and Mrs. Woods are holidaying in Chicago. Christmas visitors with Mr. and. Mrs. Lorne Lawson were Mr. and Mrs. E. Clarke 'of Seaforth;' "Mr: and .Mrs, • Ellwood. Clarke .and Mark; of London, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Coleman, of Varna, and Mr.. and Mrs:'• Stewart. Dolmage and family, of hear Seaforth: •'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd and family entertained Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. James Medd and Mr, and Mrs. Roy Finch and ,fam- ,i1y, of near Clinton. '% Mr. and Mrs. Luther Sanders spent Christmas Day with. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott. Mr. and Mrs. H. Preszcatpr and family spent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Parker, 'of Exeter. 1Viii' ' Charlotte Lindsay, •of Sea - forth, was, a recent visitor at the Millson home. • of:$s,OWW ta'the•lions Park, 11 Itch% the. 'meeting, that this' was a Slok- 1s~eeping-transactiol1 and -that it re- presented an amount which had been received by the -township from the province on behalf of the park. " -remainder of the story of the Tuckersmith ratepayers' meet- ing will appear in next week's issue). -WILLIS DUNDAS DUNDAS and LONER- Phone 573.,or 138 • tc r== r>: :: •� , -• l'.r>''r,: r� 'r r r•' r r-4.'1 ..r;. �, : r. NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE `Thursday, 'Dec. 31st SEAFORTH COMMUNITY CENTRE ' Sponsored by Seaforth Women's Institute NORRIS' ORCHESTftI - HATS, HORNS, NOVELTIES Admission $1.00 --- Everybody Welcome ! . ,r7'1 (!;2'r i;1 1 r esi. 1 - • w sssi New Yea'r's Greetings to ' our Friends KEATING'S .., PHARMACY r J. E. KEATING,. Phm.B. M. E. HOOVER,. Phm.B. Phone 28 • , :-Seaforth .r13.4 est ,ss jir1,;,W4sSli;el,jest ;..1,„Assn '4' 1'r, 1iy1i;SAS r1,ss4,r1�r1.. LD DW 1111 h� � E 111111111111 . I II 44t,i4 et ofe oef4 -ateietreeadMet444/ Everything in the Store is being offered fit Big Discounts as high as 20%. This is your once - in -d - lifetime opportuniti to obtain 'your Household Hardware andrlippli ■ ance requirements at'BIG SAVINGS! 20% DISCOUN-T TOYS SLEIGHS TOBOGGANS Hockey Equip't. Fishing Equip't,. Outdoor , Xmas Lights, - GI 01-WARE ights GIFTWARE Buy NOW and SAVE ! WELL-KNOWN GLIDDON'S 'QUALITY PAI -NTS For Indoor or Outdoor --- at --- 20% DISCOUNT. WALL'PAPER LATEST DESIGN IN QUALITY WALLPAPER Your Choice at 1'O% DISCOUNT '~ Fully Guaranteed 39 -Piece MELMAC SET OPEN STOCK VALUE Regular' $51.60 29.5� ON SALE .AT, Phone. 10% DISCOUNT • boning Boards • o ,Toasters • Irons • Mixers • Mixettes ' • Carving Sets • Bathroom Scales i Heating Pads • Housewares ® Pyrex -0 .Corning Ware • Po"wer _TQQ1S '0 Plastics o All Hardware Items ® Gloves SEAFORT:Ii:I, ,ONTARIO,. 1 a. Hope Treasure Chest of Guaranteed TOOLS Make Your Own Selection EACH . ..,. 99( SEAFORT:Ii:I, ,ONTARIO,. 1 a.