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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1960-03-04, Page 4r: SSki`QI i. r i,1- •,. ''4•f,4ri#h 'l,, 1e60: BENEATH THIS BANNER ARE THE WORLD'S BEST BARG $Fr !WHLSE CLASSIFICATIONS rho VOUit ADVANTAGE it Corning Events Lott. Strstyad i Found 4'..:Help Wanted • i.'. 3;10666s Opportunities &. Teachers Wanted f• Situatiena Wanted 8, Farm Stock For Sala Poultry For Sale '14. Uwd Cara Far Sale 11. Articles For Sale 12. Wanted To Buy 13. Wanted 14. Property For Sale' 16 Pr.oPerty For Rent" - 16. For Sale or Rent 17 Wanted To Rent I8. Property Wanted 19. Notices 20. Auction Sales al. Tenders Wanted 22. Legal Notices 28. Cards of Thanks 24. In Memoriam 26. Personale The coat is low. Clasailicatiuns 2, 8, 8, 9, Lu, 11, 12, 13,. 1e, 17—minimum 26 cents an insertion. All other clasai- ficatione, minimum 50 cents per insertion, except Auction Sales t2U), !'enders Want- ed t21Y and Legal Notices trtl, rates on application. 1. Coming Events THE ANNUAL Skating Carnival of the Seaforth k'igure Skating Club will be held in the Seaforth Memorial Arena on Fri- day, April 1, 1960. 1-034 DANCING every Saturday night at the Circle B, beginning March 5th, to the toe -tapping music of the Country Cousins. 1-02-5 THE CG1T of First Presbyterian Church Fare holding a St. Patrick's Tea and sale of Homemade cookies and candy in the church hall, on Saturday, March 12th, commencing at 3 p,m. 1-03-2 4. Help Wanted MAN WANTED for Rawleigh business, Sell to 1.500 families. Good profits for hustlers. Write today. RAWLEIGH'S, Dept. 13463-S, 4005 Richelieu, Montreal. . - .. ,3,703-1 WANTED.: Man for steady travel a- alung consumers in Huron Cuunty. Per- manent connection with large manufac- turer. Only reliable hustler considered. Write today. ItAWLEU;II'S, Dept. 13- 363-131 4005 Richelieu. Montreal, FEM ALE • HELP WANTED Part-time in Seaforth office: Typing and bookkeeping. Mornings preferred and guaranteed. Apply to: BOX 896 THE HURON EXPOSITOR 4-0@-1 Township of Hullett APPLICATIONS ...The Council of. the Township of Hallett vdII receive Applications for One War- ble Fly Inspector for the Townehlp for 1960 Spraying of Cattle for Warble Fly. Salary to be 90c per hour and k per mile while oat Township. -business. Appli- rations to be anbmitted to the clerk not later than 12 O'clock noon, March 6, 1960. BARRY F, TBBBUTT Clerk RR 1, Loaderaboro, Ontario 4-014 6. Teachers Wanted TEACHER-' WANTED Qualified Protestant Teacher for liar - lock School. SS No. 6 Hullett; 20 pupils. Duties to commence in September, 1960. Apply to: JOHN H. MCEWING Secretary -Treasurer R. It. 1. Blyth Applications to be in by March 21,i 1060. • 6-02-3 8. Farm Stock Fir Sale PIGS for sale. FRED' KI E1NHAAR, Phone 650 R 41, Seaforth. 8-08-1 PUREBRED • YORK HOG, ready der service:. also seven chunks. HARTMAN MUSSER, Egmondville. : 8-03x2 EIGHT HOLSTEIN caws and heifers for Bale; 2 heifers and 2 choice cows lust fresh. Some calves suitable for raising. PHONE Clinton 1813. 2-9904. 8-03-2 10. Used- Cars- For Sale 1949 CHEVROLET four -door sedan, ex- ct3lent condition. PHONE 745-R, Sea - forth. 1003-1 11. Articles For Sale PLEATED reversible skirt blue and white, size 18. Apply to MISS M. SIN- . CLAIR, Main St., Seaforth. 11-02x1 13AI WIN}UPRIGHT piano, in excellent conditrdn. ,lust been tuned. PHONE 31. Dublin. 11-03-1 13. Wanted LADY WANTS one or Iwo rooms in pri- vate home. PHONE 86, Seaforth. 1$- B-1 BOARDERS:- room and board, reason- able. Men preferred. MRS. NOBLE Mc- CALLUM. Phone 147-J. 18.00x4 WANTED $600,00 FIRST MORTGAGE on Staforth property fur two yearn or leas. tntereat 7%, repayments tb suit lender. Apply: McCONNELL & STEWART Barristers Seaforth, Telephone 174 . 13-03-1 WANTED $900.00 FIRST MORTGAGE` on Seaforth property for five year term. Interest and principal payments to suit lender. Apply: McCONNELL & STEWART Barristers Seaforth, Telephone 174 13-03-1 14. Property. For Sale NINE -ROOM APARTMENT house, div- ided into two apartments on George St. PHONE 745-R, Seaforth, 14-03-4 r'LAN your hone' now ; $ou.UU down will buy you a lot in Seaiurth or Harpur- hey. Lots durceyed, Lend suitable for V.L.A. projects Terms to suit. CLAY- TON DENNIS. 14-03-U 15? Property For Rent H:EA'l1E0 ON.G-I..EL.ILOOM apartment for rent. ELast end. LR. E. A. Me - MASTER, Phone 20, Seaforth. 15-034f NINE -ROOM HOUSE, Goderich St„ oil heating. Apply to 1 P. L. BRADY, P.hgne 750 W-1, Seaforth, 15-03-2 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL- Calf pails, 79c. BALDWIN HARDWARE, Phone 61. 11-03-1. OUT FLOWERS and potted plants for every occasion. We deliver daily after five p.m. STAFFEN'S PLUMBING and HEATING, Phone 49, Seaforth. 11-96-12 W-' C. 113LLIS CHALMERS' tractor; Mlaseey-Harris manure spreader; wagon with hay racks; bored mower: milking machine with two unite; 20 milk cane. ANDY VanKEM.PEN,. Phone 660 R 14. SR a, Seaforth. 11-03x1 FOR RENT SEED CLEANING PLANT For further information apply: SJoA_FORTH LUMBER LTD. Seaforth, Ontario ' 15-03-2 18. Property Wanted - 100 -ACRE FARM with good buildings within a radius of three miles from Sea - forth, St. Golulban or 'Alban. APPLY HAROLD JACKSON. Box 461, Seaforth. 13-03-1 19,ri N otices FOR DAILY PARCEL service to and from Stratford. Can Cecil Lemon, Phone 676. Seaforth. 19-00-4 SE C TANKS CLEANED — .maern equ ent, quick service, all work guaran- teed. Write or Phone LOUIS BLAKE, Phone 42 R 6, RE 2, Brussels. 19.01x16 • SPECIAL SALE of small radios. $20 and your old radio, whether working or not. DUBLIN ELECTRIC, Phone 70 R 2, DublinII... - - 19-03-2 GUAnSANTEED RADIO and TV repairs and aiinpaal electrical appliance repairs. Fant service. SCOTT RADIO and TV SERVICE, East William Street, Phone 250, Seaforth. 19-03x2 LIGHTWEIGHT Durable •and rest proof. Imperial (Alussinum windows and doors, from 426 up for combination screen and etorris. Let no show yott. STAFFEN'S Qr h. PLUMBING and HEATING, Phon11e 4129,fleaf, 'PARING A TRIP? Going on holidays? Protect yourself and your family with s travel accident and baggage policy. Good anywhere In the world. A $5,000 pollcy fbr three days costs only $1.60; a 426,000 Polies for ten days only 412.50. N. H. .r Shorty" MUNROE, Phone 294, Seaforth. 11-08-tf 12. Wanted To Buy «i{1i)' USED glrta' bicycle. PHONE 654. Heatorth. 12.08-1 COMPLETE LAUNDETERIA in Sea - forth anddistrict and Dry Cleaning Ser- vice. WEBB'S BILLIARDS, Seaforth, agent for Brady Cleaners & Laundeteria Ltd., -Exeter. 19-03-11 MAGIC MAi1KER:,S—Instant dry, wa- terproof, write on any surface; just pull off cap and Magic Marker in ready to use. Refills available. Nine colors ink. THE HURON EXPOSITOR. DRAIN TILE -4", 255 per M, dead; 5 inch, 485 per M del'd ; ; 6 inch, 2110 per M dead; 8 inch. 5175 per M del'd..Prices for 10", 12". and 14" on request. RY- DALL BRICK' & TILE LTD., Elginfield. Phone BAldwnn 7-4721, Lucan. 19-98:61 lifialf&ST CASH PRICES paid for siek, 41OWn-and disabled farm animals, Prompt. CAtfrteous collection of all dead` and didabled farm animals and bides. Call ;dolled, ED ANDREWS. 851 R Ur-Sea- I4irth,, i�dsoclated with Darling & Co: of Cataia Ltd. " 12-08-20 It Wanted I3tfAiilDEMS WANTED to modern home, ii'1`ale,flf ferriaf0. MIt8.11114 WALLACE, et ,St.,,'40{itlh, went of Loleadon Hatch. Mt, hone 241'Jo 1848.4 •REVITALIZED cleaning at Buchanan Cleaners, Mount Forest. More spots and stains removed. Garments stay clean long- er, wear longer. Agent: MILLER'S LAUNDRY' SERVICE.' Phone 247 for 19-03-tf •ACHESON'S DEAD STOCK SERVICE Highestcash prices paid in surrounding district for dead, 'old, sick' or disabled hors- es and cattle. Hordes at 6c a pound For the fastest and'proper removal of allani- mals, day or night, Call Long Distance and ask for ATWOOD ZENITH 8.4900 (no toll charge) 19-01-26 `NOTICE Anyone interested in purchasing DEBENTURES proposed to be issued by S"aforth Separate School Board in denominations of' 1500.00 and 11,000.00 with Interest at 6V,%, Apply: McCONNELL & STEWART Barristers Seaforth, Telephone 174 10-03-1 20. Auction Sales AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23rd, at 12:00 o'clock sharp, Clearing AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock. Poultry Equipment. Trac- tors, Combine, Harvester and a full line of power machinery, as well aa some Household furniture at Lot 19, concession 8 Township of Logan on County Road, 1 guile west of Bornholm, or a miles east of Brodhagen, for CAR;. POCK, Proprie- tor. FRANKLIN BUUCK, Auctioneer. Call Stratford 625-J-2 or Sebringville 24- 11-0. 20-991, 21. Tenders Wanted TENDERS Sealed tenders will be received by the EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH for the supply of Fuel 011, Tenders close March 15, 1960. JAMES C. McINTOSH Ch firman RR 3, Selafortb, Oirt, 21-03-1 Township of Hullett TENDERS The Council of the Township of Hallett will receive Tenders for the Spraying of Cattle in the Township for Warble Fly, Tenders to be so much per head per spray for two sprays. Tenders to be sub- mitted to the Clerk not later than 12 o'clock `noon, March 5, 1960. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, • 'HARRY F. TEBBUTT Clerk RR 1, Londesboro, Ontario NOTICE Township of Tuckersmith 21-01-8 • Township 'of Hullett TENDERS The Council of the Township of Hullett will receive Tenders for the supplying 700 lbs. of Warble Fly Powder to be delivered to the Township Garage in Londesboro, Ontario. 650 lbs. of Warble Fly Pow. der to be in 15-11). bags and 50 lbs. in 1-11). bags. All Tenders to be submitted to the Township Clerk not later than 12 o'clock, noon, March 5, 1560. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 1 HARRY F. TERBUTT Clerk RR 1, Londesboro, Ontario 21-014 Ratepayera and inhabitants of the Town - hip dof Tuckeramith are requested by the Council to not park care on township rondo and streets during the winter months in order to facilitatesnowplowing opera= Omni. Council will not be reriponsible for dam- ages to any vebnclee parked on roads or streets. CORA CHESNEY Clerk, Tuckersmith 19-08-10 WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOC ' h'_ ON "Where Better : ',11s re Used" Township of Hullett TENDERS The Council of the .Township of Hullett will receive tenders for the Crushing and Hauling of approximately 12,009 cu. yards of gravel for the Ronde in the Township. Gravel to be crushed, and put through a V4 -inch screen, All gravel tobe crushed and spread tothe satisfaction of the Road Superintendent and the District En- gineer. Tenders must be 'accompanied by a Oct- tified Cheque for. 5200. • Tenders to be submitted to the Clerk not later than 12 o'clock noon, March 6, 1960. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. HARRY F. TEBBUTT Clerk RR 1, Londesboro, Ontario 21-01-3 23. Cards of Thanks TO ALL THOSE who helped to make' my stay in Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea - forth. more pleasant my sincere thanks., .23-03x1 "'W. J. F. BELL THE FAMILY of the late Mrs. Flor- ence Frank wish to express their apprecr etion for the many expressions of sym- pathy received on the occasion of their sad bereavement. 23-03-1 I WANT TO THANK everyone who came to visit me while I was a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital. A special thanks to Dr. Brady, Dr, Malkus and the npraing,staff of the hospital, 23-034 MRS. RUTH JEPSEN Artificial Insemination ': • ee for an Breda of Cattle ' Farmer Owned and Controlled. Call us between 7:80 and 10:00 a.m. weekdays and 6:00 and 8:00 pm. Sat- urday evenings at - Clinton HU 24441 'for Long Distance Clinton Zenith 9-5650 19-08-22 THE FAMILY. et, the late William Old- field wish to thank their friends, rela- tives and neighbours for their many acts of kindness, messages of symliathy and floral tributes received during their re- del:Ikead- bereavement. 'Special .their to Dr. P. L. Brady, Rev. Donaldson and Box Funeral Chapel. 23-03-1 MRS. ARCHIE KERR and family wish te, thank their many relatives, friends and neighbours for their kindness and sym- pathy in their recent bereavement; also thanks to Dr. Brady and McMaster, Box Funeral Home and Rev. qummerell. It wan all very much appreciated. 23-03.1 MRS. ARCHIE 1iERft and FAMILY I WISH TpQ TANK the kind nurses Dr. Gorwill, rtbeHLegion Ladies Auxiliary. all who visited, sent cards. treats and flowers while I was n patient in Scott Memorial Hospital. Also thanks to Dr. Semple and all who helped my husband and sons in any way. 28-03x1 MRS. ARIEL WOOD 25. • Personals HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (Rubber Goods), mailed- postpaid in plain sealed envelope with, prihe list. 6 sampples 26c; 24 sam- ples 51.00. Mail -Order Dept. T -78, NAVA - RUBBER CO. Box. 91, Hamilton. , 26. ,Births - INa HENSALL NEW .Friday evening the, Bank of Montreal is holding "open house" in their new premises, from 7:30 to 9:30, to give people an oppor- tunity to inspect their new bank on King Street, The staff will be on hand to show them around and to explain the many. modern features. Features include a streamlined counterline, with three tellers' wickets, two private coupon booths for safety deposit box customers, a steel and .reinforced concrete vault, fluorescent lighting, an acoustic -tile ceiling and vinyl -tile flooring. Two headmen from the. Bank of Montreal will be present td offi- cially open the bank. The staff will be moving over the coming weekend. Manager.. is Kenneth K. Chris- tian.Ther`e'is a staff of six mem- bers. - Carmel Church Annual A good number attender the 111th annual congregational meet- ing of Carmel Presbyterian Church. on Monday of this week. It was preceed,ed by a .pot -luck` supper, prepared by the ladies; The Rev:y R. G., MacMillan and Mr. G. C. Vais acted as chairmen. Mr. Vaisspite of stated that "in the fact that the congregation was without a' minister for the first four months of the year, the work was maintained by, the faithful- ness of its members," Mr. Vais expressed his sincere thanks for the' warm 'welcome which was ex- tended to him and to Mrs, Vais upon their arrival last May, and for the splendid co-operation which has prevailed ever --since, • - - - The,. Kirk Session . commend the efforts of the Board of Manage- ment and the Ladies' `Aid for the several. projects that have been undertaken and completed during the past year. E. Munn, treasurer, reported that Carmel Church had exceeded its Missionary' allocation for 1959. Some excellent reports were heard from the Board of Management, Mission Band, Church School, Teen -Age $ible Class, YYung People's Society, Arnold Circle, Women's Missionary Socle- ty, , Ladies' Aid and Choir. Both the fellowship and these very heartening reports at the an- nual meetinggave all a renewed- ins^piration to set sights for higher goals in 1960, With the guidance and example of the minister and his wife, greater things can .be accomplished in this ,-coming year for the work abroad and at home, the meeting agreed. Three members of the Board re- tired and were replaced by B. Beaton, H. Hyde and J. Dougall. After the singing of the last hymn, Mr. Vais.,closed the meeting with the benediction, ' Euchre Helps Barrie Home BELL—Bob and Marlene Bell, nee Rich- ardson, are barmy ,to announce the birth of their son at St. Joseph's Hospital, ,Landon, Saturday, February 27, 1960; a brother f6Y Linda. HFNDRIKSEN—At Scott Memorial Hos- pital, Seaforth, ori February 25, to Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hendrikaen, RR 2, Sea - forth, a son. NEELY---At Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea - forth, on February 29, to Mr. and Mrs, ,James Neely, Verna, a daughter, WURDELL—At Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, do February 26, to Mr. and Mr. Mervin Wurdell, RR 1, Bornholm, a daughter - 28. Deaths A progressive euchre party, spon- sored by Amber Rebekah Lodge, was held in the lodge rooms Wed- nesday 'evening, with eight tables in play: Winners were Mrs. Ed. Corbett, Mrs. Glenn Bell, Mrs, W. Kennedy, Mrs, Florence Joynt, Stanley Mitchell and Mrs. T. Kyle. Proceeds are for the IOOF Home in Barrie. , W.I. Will Meet Hensall Women's Institute will convene for their Match meeting Wednesday in the Legion Hall. The theme will be "Citizenship and Ed- ucation." Mr. Lattimer, on the staff of Zurich puplic school, will be the guest speaker and will speak on "Civil Defence!' Grades 5 and 6 from Hensall public school will participate in a recit-boli contest, for which prizes will ie awarded. Roll call is, • k ing a child has taught me." Program conveners will be,Mrs. R. Elgie, Mrs. T: Sherritt; host- esses, Mrs. M. Drysdale and Mrs. W. R. Stephenson. Lunch convener -Mrs: R. J Paterson: - Mrs. Roy Ryckman, of Flint, Mich,,. is visiting with her sister- in-law and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, T. J. Sherritt- SMITH—In Seaforth, oA Tuesday, March 1, Mtn. Robert Smith, Seaforth, the former Jessff Hay Cuth1R, in her 814110 year, , Sickroom supplies are loaned free by the Canadian Red Cross loan eupbdard,s in 549 cOmmun1- ties oi" Canada. Loot At $100 The White Rpse Service Station on Highway 4, operated by Jim Orr was broken into during the hours of Monday morning.- 'Cigarettes, orning.'Cigarettes, car batteries, a.. guitar, flashlight batteries and candy, to the value of $100, were stolen. En- trance was gained 'by smashing the glass in the front door. In custody in Sarnia in connec- tion with the robbery are Herbert George, 21, and Wallace. Wolf, 17, of Kettle Point, and Rein Henry, 17, of King Street, Sarnia. OPP George Mitchell, of the Exeter de- tachment, and OPP Robert Sins, Goderich, investigated. The postponed practise shoot at Kippen Gun Club, scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 28, will be held on Sunday, March 6, at 1 p.m., spon- sored by Kippen Gun Club. Guide Corner. (By Linda Noakes) The Guides began their Febru- ary 23 meeting with the inspection and opening exercises. The Blue- bird Patrol conducted a game, af- ter which the Guides went to their patrol corners 'where the Second - Class. Guides learned new work, The Guides then enjoyed • a film, "Robin Redbreast." Observe Family Night Hurondale Women's Institute held Family Night in the Anglican. parish hall, Exeter, Wednesday, Feb 24, witha 60 ver attending. ndin . o For the meeting, Mrs. Lee Webber conducted the business in the ab- sence of the president and vice- president. Mrs. Webber and her group were in charge of the pro- gram. A humorous reading ,was given by Mrs. Mac Hodgins and a reading on "Margarine," a timely subject concerning the farmer, by Mrs. Webber was heard. At the business period -it was de- cided to send a public relations delegate to the officers' confer- ence, to be held in Guelph in May. A Social hour of -euchre was enjoy- ed and winners were: ladies, Mrs. Gerald McFa1]s and Mrs. Harry Strang; gents, William Ethering- ton and Kathryn Oke; lone hands, Bev Morgan. The March meeting will be held in CaveP Church, Exeter, in the evening. Lunch committee were Mrs: Garnet Hicks, Mrs. Mac•Hod- gert, Mrs. William Etherington, Mrs. R„ E.- Pooley, Mrs. Wilfred Hunkin, Mrs. William Lamport and Mrs. Bruce Tuckey. DI. James Bell, who has been a patient in Clinton Hospital for the past week, was admitted to the Queensway Nursing Home Tuesday of this week. Mrs. Carl Stoneman is a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea - forth. Ross Christian ,is taking a two- week special training course at the Bank of Montreal's, Ontario head office, Toronto._ Will Conduct Campaign At the March meeting of the. Ladies' Auxiliary to the Legion, held Tuesday night, plans were laid for a canvass commencing this week for the R'ed Cross for cash donations. The group will cater to the Bank of Montreal official opening Fri- day; .will attend the cooking school m Seaforth, March 24, ill -the eve- ning. Fifteen members attended the monthly card party for Zone C-1 at Blyth Wednesday. President Mrs. Gordon Munn chaired the meeting. The mystery prize was won by Mrs. W. J. Cam- eron. Lorne Chapman is in Toronto in the interests of. his health. Mrs, George 'Hess is spending a few days the . latter part of this week with her daughter 'and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs.. J. L. 1Vfc- Cloy and family, of Toronto. Mr. Charles Mickle, of the Uni- versity of • Western Ontario, is spending his week's vacation with his parents, Mr. .,and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Bob and Ann. -- FUNERALS MRS, FLORENCE FRANK Mrs. Florence M. Frank 'died in Flint, Mich., on February 21, fol- lowing an illness of two weeks. In her 55th year, she was the'former Florence Chesney, and was born in Seaforth, the daughter of the late Jane Bullard and Henry Ches- ney, - She was married to Arthur Frank, who predeceased her 18 years ago. 'She is survived by two brothers, Harry Chesney and Hec- tor Chesney, of Seaforth, and two sister's, Mrs. Alice Gilchrist, De- troit, and Mra. Eva Kerr, Sea - forth. For many years Mrs. Frank had been New Era Chip distribu- tor in Michigan and had success- fully operated a large business. Funeral services were held in Flint on Wednesday, February 24. Attending the funeral from here were 1l1r. and Mrs. -Harry Ches- ney, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lemon, Mr. Hec Chesney, M'rs'. 'E•va. Kerr and Mr. WilliantChesney. MRS. THOMAS JOLLY HENSALL—Mrs. Thomas Jolly, the former Rebecca May Hogg, died at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don, on Tuesday, February 23, in her 74th year. Born at Brussels, Ont., a daughter of the late Mr. and. Mrs. William Hogg, one sis- ter (Jennie) Mrs. W. J. Mitchell, Sask., and brothers James, John and Harold, all predeceased her. A former school teacher, having taught at Sodom, Blyth and in Sas- katchewan, where she joined her parents early in the century, she was married and farmed near Mossbank, Sask.,until .1937,193? when the -family east and took up residence, farming near Kippen. In 1946 they retired to Exeter where she was an active' member of the Women's Missionary groups, Jun- ior and Senior, also a Sunday School teacher in the Exeter Pen- tecostal Church. Sheis .survived by her husband, Thomas; one daughter (Jennie), Mrs.- Cecil Kipfer, Hensall; three'. sons, Donald, of Exeter; Harold, of Scarborough; Nrman, of Sud- bury, and 12 grandchildren. Mr, and Mrs. Jolly celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary last April. The body rested at the T. Harry Hoffman funeral home, Dashwood, ,until -Wednesday at 3 p.m., then at the Pentecostal Church, where the service was conducted Thurs- day at 2:00 oclock by Rev. M: Holmes, Exeter, and Rev. S. M. Hammond, London. Interment was ill Exeter cemetery. Eve"r'y year the Canadian Red Cross, through its Disaster Serv- ice, assists ab average of 10,000 people. They are usually victims of fires. • Arthritis and other, rheumatic diseases most commonly occur in. the prime of life -68 per- cent ,of those disabled by arthritis are of working age, 18 to 64. They cost Canadian workers and business $75,000,000 each yea} in lost wages. REMODELLING? Cover ugly cracked ceilings with Beautiful Ceiling Tile! — Choose. From a Variety of Designs — PA YOUR WALLS FOR BEAUTY AND EASY MAINTENANCE See Our Woodgrain Wallboards in Plywood, Masonite or Gyproc As Low as 13c Square Foot SEAFORTH „UMBER LTD. Phone 47 - Magistrate Is Juvenile Judge Appointment of Magistrate H. Glenn Hays, Q.C., as judge of the juvenile court for Huron, was 'an- nounced Monday by the attorney - general's department. Several weeks ago Mr. Hays was appoint- ed magistrate. Forups Disc ss citiOn 'xis. Glen WQido IMr:l.01100, Reh, inson;• Illeil; Charie5 nebinson, Ian McAllister. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. A. Reichert. Parr dile 1?'arllr Forurnmet Mort- day oaday evenigg at the home of Mr. and Mrs. laldoo Jarrott and dis- cussed ' the topic, "Education A• Job For Farm •Organizations." Farrn organfxratiP23s and co-ops sponsor `Farm • Forums, Junior Farmers, 4-H Clubs, Folk Schools, Short Courses, Radio and TV pro- grams, the group outlined. How- ever, most farm organizations or co-ops spend most time and money promoting their organization or products. It was felt that 3 to 5 per cent of profit of an organization should be used for adult education. In the case of non-profit organi2ations, a larger percentage of their annual budget should be used. Some -members liked short cours- es or workshops and radio an¢ TV to help farm organizations help their community, We would like to see farm organizations take a problem common to many farm- ers, such as calf diseases, changes in herd or farm managerlfent, to fit lower prices, etc., and invite authorities to help many farmers overcome the problem, the group felt. Euchre winners were: ladies, Sell that unnecessary piece of , furniture through a Huron Exposi- tor Classified Ad. Phone 141. GEORGE H. MIXER TAXI -SERVICE Insured Passengers Phone 149 SEAFORTH DANCING At Brodhagen and District Community Centre Friday, March 4th With Music by the Rhythmaires from Goderich Admission 75c • DANCE —• MARCH llth with music by Desjardine's NOTICE: TOWNSHIP OF McKILLOP All car owners in the Township of McKillop are requested not to park their rs on the -roads of the Town- ship, ca ship during the Winter. Cars that are left on the roads are contrary to the Highway Traffic Act and are a detriment to operation of snowplows. Please note that iProvincidl Police will take nec- essary action to "see that cars are, not left on roads, and, prosecution may follow. • W. J. MANLEY Road Superintendent The Best Time. for Bring Us Your Tractor Now Before the Big Spring Rush Starts! You could be in the field in less than 40 days; so don't delay—it could cost you money! Balance Your Wheels Get 10,000 miles more out of the life of your tires..Unbalanc- ed wheels could cost you two tires a year. Phone 17 JOIN BACH International Harvester Dealer Seaforth JOHNNIE BLUE Phone 768 - • John Deere Sales & Service " Seaforth BRUCEFIELD WELDING & GENERAL REPAIRS Phone Clinton ,Cockshutt - David Brown Brucefield HU. 2-3272 Farm Equipment Sales & Service Ontario McGAVJN FARM EQUIPMENT Seaforth COCkshutt-New Holland -New Idea Brussels Phone 751 J 1 George White -Nuffield Tractors Phone 365W6 Walton, Ont. ..- 3 ROWCLIFFE MOTORS Phone 267 J. I: Case Farm Implements* Seaforth 1