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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1960-08-11, Page 4Huron County's Finest Used tar Market 1959 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN SEDAN — Auto- matic; fully $2459 equipped 2-1959 CHEV. BEL AIRS Automatic, fully equipped 1959 CREV. BISCAYNE SEDAN—Automatic 2395 2195 1958 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN TWO -DOOR HARDTOP—Fully 2050 powered 1958 Fd ORD automatic,FAIRLANEfully quipped 2050 2-1958 CiiEV. STANDARD $1895 SEDANS 1957 METEOR CUSTOM "300"— $1495 Radio, etc. 1956 FORT) CUSTOMLINE $1395 SEDAN—Automatic 1956 FORD COACH $1195 8 -cylinder A Written Guarantee for 60 days oa all Late BRUSSELS 1955 CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDAN 1955 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN— Automatic 1954 BUICK SPECIAL SEDAN Radio; Automatic $1150 $1195 $895 1954 CHEV. SEDAN $795 Radio VARIOUS 1954 CHEV. COACHES and SEDANS from $650 to $895 A NUMBER OF OLDER MODELS TRUCKS 3-1958 CHEV. 1 -TON PICKUPS, $1495 with Fleetside Bodies 1956 CHEV. 12 -TON $1095 PICKUP 1954 CHEVROLET '/a -TON PICK-UP $595 1951 CHEV. 2 -TON $595 Model Cara—Many other Models -to choose from MOTORS BRUSSEL PHONE 173 — "The Home off Better 'Medd Cars" — ONTARIO OPEN EVERY EVENING « 3dUROli gXPO$ITOIi8 S & ORTH,. ONT., AUGUST 11, 1960 SELL AND PROFIT.* BUY AND SAVE , . GET A BETTER JOB ... HIRE GOOD HEIP 1. Corning Events Dr Eto the Be d atTe�enT Town onaturday, August 20, from 9 to 12 o'clock. Drees - casual. 1-26-2 OmCKN BARBECUE sponsored by the Canadian Order of Forrestera of Con- stance on Thursday, August 11. Supper from 6.00 pm to 8 pm, Admission -Adults 51.25. Children --6 to 12—.65. 1-25-2 2. Lost, Strayed STRAYED onto lot 32, con. 14, Mc- Elllop. nine head of cattle, averaging around 700$00 lbs. Owner may have same by proving ownership and paying ex- penses. JOE RYAN, Walton, phone Sea - forth 830 R 2. 2-26-1 4. Help Wanted SALES REPRESENTATIVE for lead- ing Life Insurance Company, Write giv- ing brief personal history. PO BOX 63, Stratford, Ontario, 4-26-2 SOMEONE to work together with the owner on his threshing machine. Apply BOX 946, The Huron Expositor, 4-26x1. 'RELIABLE WOMAN for light nursing care of elderly couple. living beside small village, on main highway. Call Clinton HUnter 2-9189,or apply BOX 942, The Huron Expositor. 1 1 1 1 4-25-2 WOMEN — Become a Monarch dealer. Represent our company from your own home. Part or full time. No door-to- door. Customers supplied. Must be mar- ried home owners. Salary. Commission. Send name, address and phone number to MONARCH, 36 Densley Ave„ Toronto 15. 446-3 ,APPLICATLONS will be recieved by, Tuckersmith Twp. School Area Board' for the caretaking of School No. 1, situated 1 mile east of litn-szsll on. county Mad Petite to comm- ence 1st of Sept.,. 1960. Applicants to state salary expected. W.. P. ROBERTS, Sec. RR 3, Seaforth, 4-25-2 7. Situations Wanted WILL DO housework, Monday until Friday, 9 to 5, starting September. &p - ,s ply BOX 945, The Huron Expositor, 7-26x1 HIGH SCHOOL student, 17 years of age, desires work for August. is ex- perienced in farm work. Apply JOHN • PATTERSON, Jr., phone 475-.J, Seaforth. 7-26-1 8. Farm Stock For Sale FOUR FIRST LITTER sows, due in a week. JOHN WILLEMS, Phone 670J4. Seaforth. 8-26x1 17 PIGS, 8 weeks old. Apply WILLIAM ALEXANDER, phone 848 R 15, Seaforth, 8-26-1 19 PIGS, 8 weeks old. Apply G. HEY - INK, RR I, Blyth. phone 23 R 5, Blyth, 8-26x1 11 CHUNKS, 90 lb. 'Piga. Apply to LOU M8IVER, phone Dublin 43 5 25. 8-26-1 JERSEY COW. 6 years old. due to freshen now. Apply DON CRICH, RR '3, Seaforth. Phone Clinton HU. 2-9252. 8-26-.1 PUREBRED Landrace boar, six months old, Apply MALCOLM DAVIDSON. Brucefield, phone Hensall 686 R 23. 8-244 9. Poultry For Sale 700 BABCOCK Bessies, 20 weeks old. Apply ROY WILDFONG, phone 831 R 6, Seaforth. 9-26x2 300 HONNEGER Leghorn pullets, five months old. Apply FRANK MURRAY, RR 2, Walton, phone Dublin 45 R 6. 9-26-1 11. Articles For Sale 7 -FOOT Massey Harris binder in good condition, W, TURNBULL. RR 2. Brus- sels, phone Brussels 3.27 W 6, or 328 J 6. 1l -26x1 GERMAN S1lEPHERD puppies, kind with children, make good watch dogs. Apply KENNETH PAPPLE, phone 858 It 13, Seaforth. 11.26-1 12. Wanted To Buy WOOD AND COAL FURNACE in good condition. G. HEYINK,RR 1, Blyth, Phone 23 R 5, Blyth. - 12-26x1 QUAN'T'ITY of mixed grain. Apply to ORVAL GREER, RR 4, Seaforth, phone 6.15 R 24, Seaforth. 12-28x1 WANTED -'Oliver bean. puller, in good shape or Massey Harris puller in good shape. LAVERNE HUGILL, phone 836 R 21, Seaforth. 12-26x1 HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for sick, down and disabled farm animals. Prompt courteous collection of all dead and dis- abled farm animals and hides. Call coll- lect, ED ANDREWS, 851 R 11, Seaforth. Associated with Darling & Co„ of Canada Ltd. 1.2.25-tf 13. Wanted BOARDERS WANTED, PHONE 236, Seaforth, 13-26x1 BOARDERS WANTED in modern Sea - forth home. PHONE 241.J, Seaforth. TWO BOARDERS to room together. MRS. ANDREW McNICHOL, phone 187, Seaforth, - 13-26-2 14. Property For Sale HOUSE, and LOTS for sale on Matilda street, in the village of Dublin, Good kitchen, living room, bedroom, 'bathroom, sun porch, large bedroom upstairs, full size, basement and garage Apply. JOHN I• I,.ANNERY, RR 1, Dublin 14-26x3 FOR SALE . NEW HOUSE -WITH CARPORT ,,,, Three -Bedroom house on West Wiliam Street. T .Apply: N. SCHNEIDER, Phone 235-W. Seaforth 14-26-3' 15. Property For Rent ONE FOUR -ROOM apartment, heated. Apply ROBERT D. SCOTT, phone'250. Seaforth. 15-25-tf THREE-BEDROOM cottage at Bayfield, available after August 14th R. S. BOX. Seaforth, 16-26-1 APARTMENT for rent. Lower apart- ment available Lntmediately. Apply to CLAYTON DENNIS, phone •669 W 12, Seaforth. 1626-tf , FIVE -ROOM downstair apartment for rent on John Street.,Available immed- iately. Apply MRS. AN1}Rimmed- iately.EW McNICHOL phone 187. Seaforth. 15-26-2 FRONT APARTMENT for rent, three rooms and bath. Apply UNITED DAIRY and 'POULTRY CO.4BERATIV1E, Sea - forth Branch, Phone 18. 15-26-tf 19. Notices FILTER QUEEN SALES and service. Repairs to all makes of vatnum cleaners and polishers. Reconditioned cleaners for sale. BOB PECK, RR 1, Zurich. Phone Hensel] 69682. 19-21x13.tf ELECTROLUX Sales and service. Cleaners and polishers. Mao -recondition- ed cleaners. GARY COOPER, 126 Gor- don Street, Clinton, Phone HU. 2-7200. 19-25-tf GUARANTEED RADIO and TV repairs and small electrical appliance repairs. Fast service. SCOTT RADIO and TV SERVICE, East William Street, Phone 250, Seaforth. 19-25-tf 10. Used Cars For Sale 1957 VOLKSWA.GfEN, black, 3875. PHONE 847 R 5. Seaforth. 10-26-1 1949 FORD 1 -ton exprean truck. Small mileage. REYNOLDS BROS.. Seaforth: 10-26-1 1952 DODGE for sale. Good as new. , Privately owned. Apply to FRANK BURNS. Dublin, on Highway 8, or phone 79 Dublin. 10•¢6x3 11. Articles For Sale 635 BALES Timothy, and alfalfa. PAT •RYAN, Dublin. phone 47 R 16. 11-26x1 75 GOOD grain sacks Apply FRED COOK, Seaforth, phone 54-R. 1-28-1, OVERHEAD garage door 9 ft. by 12 ft, All hardware included. PHONE 6704-2, Seaforth. 11-25-2 ONE USED Westinghouse transistor radio, 325.00. PHONE 669 W 12, Sea - forth. l 1,26-2 COMBINE • for sale, Apply CLARENCE MONTGOMERY, phone 859 It 81, Sea - forth. 11-264 QUA,DtTITY of Elm furnace wood. Ap- ply ORVAL GREEK, RR 4, Seaforth, phone Seaforth 655 R 24. 11-24x1 ELM and HARD MAPLE furnelce wood. GEORGE HERBERT, RR 1, Walton, phone Seaforth 761 W 4. 11-26-1 10 ACRES alfalfa for sale. Apply to CORDON WREN. phone 674 R 8, Hen- aan, 11-26x1 TRAVEL TRAILER, sleeps four. 01 - VILLE OKE; phone 160-6i, Seaforth. ° 11-26-tf GRADES 10 and 12 school books for aale. PHONE 649 W 12, Seaforth, • 11-264 CYCLo'NE and frame for harvester thresher. TOOK COLQUHOUN, 8taffa. 11-25x2 LU749BER FOR SALE: 2' x 6'; 2' x 8'; and 2' x 10'; also quantity of 'bolts. Apply CORDON NOBLE, phone 71-W, Seaforth. 11-26x1 USED 20 -GALLON water beater, 'com- plete, priced reasonably, SCOTT RAD- IO and TV SERVICE- phone 250, Sea - forth, 11-26-1 18 $'FAME$ PIGS, seven weeks old and also 6 or 7 tone good Garry oata. URBAN DUGHARME, phone 48 R 7. Brussels. 1146x2 ' WRITE enamel sink, light fixtures, mat- tresses, oak dresser, washer and library table. PHONE 2254, after six p.m. 11-26x2 ClOMPLE'110 LIM of famous Ritten- house Door Chimes, sales, installation and serviea. Cn11 • today' -for fres estimate.' SCOTT RADIO anti TV' Sltlatf2eg. Phone 260; Seaforth. 11-26-tf MAGIC ' MARK lift--Ifatant dry, wa- teTDroof, Write Ott an% aratfkes; lust pun r Oft rapy Awad Vie& Marker Is ready to ,lie. Reffitr -available. Niaa Mors ink. TH79 NUMMI 10XPosrroi, ?hone 241. tesfortho MOTORS AND' PORTABLE power tools rewound and repaired. „Parts for all pop- ular makes. New motors available -on short notice. ART LEVETT anti SONS, 139 Erie Street, phone Clinton HU. 2- 6640. 19-26-tf ANYONE WISHING to have their corn sprayed for weeds, I now have 'a machine equipped°with corn nozzles. Leas damage to corn. Also used for white washing, and other weed spraying, Apply HUBERT COOPER, Phone 6994-3, Exeter. 19-23x6 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 pick-up. 19-25-tf DRAIN TILE ---4". $55, per M, del'd ; 5". ;85 per M, del'd; 6", 8110 per del'd ; 8 , 5175 per M, del'd. Prices for 10", 12" and 14" on vainest. " RYDALL BRICK & TILE LTD., Elginfield. Phone HAldwin 7-4721, Lagan. 19-98.61 COMPLETS LAUNDETERIA to Sea - forth and district and Dry Cleaning Ser- vice. WEBB'S BILIJIARDS, Elm:forth. agent for Brady Cleaners & Lanndeteris Ltd., Exeter. 19-25-tf BUILDING and REMODELING, eaves - troughing done. Also salesman for N. O. Ripe!, Preston, Ontario; Hipet barns, loafing pens, chicken louses, driving sheds and metal roofing. Can WA7114E SMITH, phone 671 J 4, Seaforth. 19-25-tf ATTENTION FARMERS—Barn cleaning and white -washing done. Attention Dal• ry men—We use the Carbola white wash, the' new product, to keep fifes and cob wale out of the stable from season to season. 3. M. BALKER, phone 95, Brus- sels, or write to Box 138, Brussels, for estimates, 19-284 WELL DRILLING—A11 contracts on no water, no pay basis, 40 years experie'noe. We have the know•how. 8 modern mach. Ines. There Is no well like a rock well, cased beyond all passible contamination. No animal or person can fall into it. We sell and service pumps for these wells, Contact W. D. HOPPER & SONS, phone Seaforth 669 W 1, 861 R 13 or 689 W 11. 19.23x4 SEAFORTH UPHOLSTERY Centre Street Telephone 446 For all Idnde of upholstering, 19.264f NOTICE Township of Tuckersmith 1' ekeremith; 'pwnship Municipal Dump will be open frot4,l p.m. to 6 P.M. on Wednesday and SMturday afternoons until further notice. CORA CHESNEY Clerk irttekersmtth 19-2541 19. Notices DOGS and PETS boarded by day or week. R. L. BEATTIE phone 460. Sea - forth, 19-25xt12 SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED_ -modern equipment, quick service, all work guar- unteed. Write or pbong LOUIS SLAKE, phone 42R6, RR 2 Brussels, 19-25x17 ACHESON'S DEAD STOCK SERVICE Highest cash prices paid In surrounding district for dead, old, sick or disabled bora- es and cattle. Horses at Sc pound, For the fastest and proper removal of all ani- mals, day or night, Call Long Distance and ask for ATWOOD, ZENITH 8-4900 (No toll charge) 19-22-26 WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION "Where Better Bulls 'Are Used" Artificial Insemination Service is pro- vided from bulls of all breeds. We are Farmer owned and controlled and operate at Dost. Summer calling haute: Between 7:80 and 9:30 a.m.. weekdays; 6:00 and 8:00 p.m., 'Saturday evenings. For service or more information call: Clinton HU 2-3441 or for Long Distance Clinton Zenith 9-5650 19-25-tf 20. Auction Sales .AUCTION SALE Auction Sale of Household 'Effects 'in. the village of Hensall, queen Street, one block north of Main Street, SATURDAY AUGUST 20th, at 1:30 p.m, Full line of Household Effects list next week. TERMS—Cash, • MRS, FANNY CLARK. proprietress HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer 20-26-1 AUCTION SALE Auction Sale of Real Estate, Household Effects and Antiques in the Village of Hensall on South Richmond St., Saturday August 13, D. S. T. The Estate of the late ,MBS. ANNIE SAUNDERCOCK, REAL ESTATE --Consists of lot 514, South Richmond St. upon which is sit- uated a 2 storey brick house and garage. The house .has full basement with newly remodelled furnace last year, 6 rooms downstairs Including new sunporch, 4 bedrooni's and three pieoe bath upstairs. This is one of' the finest brick houses In Hensall and is in very excellent state of repair. TERMS—+10% day of sale: balance in 80 days, Sold subject to reserve bid if not sold before day of sale. HOUSEHOLD B51FEC1S—Servel frig. (like new); simplicity washing machine (like new); 2 burner electric stove; 17" admiral television with antenna; radio; Singer sewing machine; dining -room table and chairs; sideboard; china cabinet; rocking chaira; arm chairs; odd chairs; small tables: coffee table; antique wal- nut table; antique flour bin with bake board ;small edison record player 'with roller. records; four full size beds with springs and mattresses; 2 single .beds with springs and mattresses; hospital bed dressers and wash stands; GE floor pol- isher; new water beater; electric heater; electric irons; scales; organ and stool; davenport and chair 'to match ; Kroehler lazy boy and atool; studio couch; leather couch ; large bureau with birds eye maple view front: large cupboard; axminister. rug 7' x 9'; wardrobe; trunks; dishes of all kinds: antique waffle iron and other antiques; clocks; pictures; stall ladder; fern stand; garden tools; wheel barrow and numerous other articles, Executors: MRS. MILTON WILLERT - MRS. AL PEARSON Auctioneer: ED. CORBF:ri • 21. Tenders Wanted SEPARATE` DRAINAGE TENDERS TOWNSHIP OF McKILLOP For the construction and repair,' accord- ing to Engineer's specifications, will be received until noon, AUGUST 22, 1960. 1, DENNIS DRAIN -6,621 linea) feet, open work, excavating 'and levelling mat- erial. and 10 feet, 15 inch pipe,, 2. DOLMAGE DRAIN -11,485 lineal feet open work, excavating and levelling material. Contractor to have Workmen's Com- pensation Insurance, A marked chegee for 10 per cent, with a •minimum of 8100 to accompany each tender Lowest ar any tender not necessarily accepted. Tender to state when wofk will be done. Plana, profile and specifications may be seen at the clerk's office, J. M. ECKERT, Clerk McKillop Townabip RR 1. Seaforth, Ontario 21-26-1 22. Legal Notices TREASURER'S SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES Township of Tuckersmith County of Huron To Wit: By virtue of a warrant Issued by the Reeve of the Township of Tuekeremfth under his band and -seal of the said cots poration, bearing date the 6th day of April, 1960, sale of lands in arrears of taxes fn the Township of Tuckersmith will be held in the Tackersmith Council Cham- ber, in the Town Hall, Seaforth, Ontario, at the boar e1 8:00 o'clock, (DST}, in the afternoon on the 16th day of August, 1960, unless th. taxes and costs are sooner Daft Notice is hereby given that the list of lands for sale for arrears of taxes was publiabed in The Ontario Gazette on the 7th day of Stay, 1990, and that colder of the said list map be had at my office, Treasurer's Office, this 17th day of May, 1060. CORA OHESNKY Treasurer 22.14-18 Every week more people dis8 cover what mighty jobs are ac- complished by loW cost Expositor' Want Ads. 22. Legal Notices NOTICE to CREDITORS In the Estate of ROSA SIMPSON All persons having claims against the Estate of Rosa Simpson, late of the Town a,F Seaforth, in the County of Huron, Spinater, deceased, who died on the 16th day of July, 1960, are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 26th day of August, 1960, alter which date the assets will be distributed, having regard only to claims then received. DATED at Seaforth, this 8rd day of August, 1960. MCCONNELL & STEWART, Seaforth, Ontario, Solicitors for the Executor 22,2,6-3 23. Cards of Thanks THE BJtODHAGEN and District Cham- ber of Commerce wish to thank all those who supported the Grand Opening of the Community Hall. 23-26-1 1 WOULD LIKE to thank everyone who visited a while in Victoria Hospital, London, and after returning home. Those who sent letters, cards and flowers were also greatly appreciated. 23-26-1 MRS. RUSSEL BARROWS I WOULD LIKE to express my appreci- ation tomy friends and relatives for their messages of sympathy and floral tributes. during my recent sad bereave- ment: Special thanks to Dr. Stapleton and the pallbearers and flovierbearers •23-26-1 MRS. GLADYS EISLER 1 WOULD LIKE to thank ' Dr. Staple- ton and Dr. Gorwill and staff of Scott Memorial Hospital and all who sent me cards and treats, Also Fr. Durand and Fr, Sullivan and' friends who visited me while 1 was a patient .in the hospital. 23-2671 MRS. PAT JORDAN • I WOULD LIKE to thank all of my neighbours and relatives who visited me whileI Was a patient In Scott Memorial Hospital, Special thanks to Dr's. Malkus and Brady and the nurses of the hospital. Also thanks to those who sent cards. 23-26x1 JIM .RILEY I WISH TO expresp my deepest sin- cere thanks to all those who sent flow- ers, cards and treats while I was a pat- ient in Victoria Hospital, London. Spec- ial thanks to Dr. Goddard and the motor- ist who was so kind at scene of the acci- dent. 23-26-1 - HOWARD SMALE, Hensall. I WISH to express my sincere thanks to everyone who sent cards, flowers and treats and who visited me while a patient in the hospital, Thanks to Rev, Summer - ell, Drs. Gorwill, Oakes and Stapleton, also the nurses and staff of Scott Mem- orial Hospital 23-26x1 LILLIAN AXTMANN 24. • In Memoriam WRIGHT—In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, R. James Wright, who passed away 10 years ago, August 10, 1950. Time goes on with many changes, Joys and sorrows, smiles and tears, But his memory is ever cherished, With the passing of the years. —Ever remembered by his wife,Annie, and family, 24-26x1 25. Personals HYGIENIC SUPPJ.IF.S (Rubber' Goods), mailed Pstpald la plain sealed envelope with price list. 6 samples, 25c; 24 sam- ples 51.00. Mail - Order Dept. T-78, NOVA -RUBBER CO. Box. 91, Hamilton, 25-25-tf 26. Births MONTGOMERY—At Scott Memorial Hos- pital, on August 3, to Mr and Mrs. Ross Montgomery, Seaforth, a daugh- ter. NANTE L—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on Auguat 6, to Mr. and Mrs. Jean Nantel, RCAF Station, Clinton, a son. O'ROURKE—At Soott Memorial Hospital, on August 4, to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard O'Rourke, RR 1, Brucefield, a daughter. UYL,--At Scott Memorial Hospital, on August 6, to Mr. and. -Mrs._ Peter Uyl, RR 2, Seaforth, a son. , 27. Marriages EDMUNDS-INNES—In Brantford, on Aug- ust 2, 1960, Rev, Waldemar Williams unitedin marriage Daisy Innes •ta Dr, James Reid Edmunds, son of the late Mr, and Mrs• W. G. Edmunds, of Sea forth. Crowds Gather (Continued from Page 1) Fritz Glauser, RR 4, • Mitchell; Pete Maloney,' Seaforth, Seller of the most tickets was William Boyd, RR 2, Walton, a member of the Brodhagen, Cham- ber of Commerce. Mr. Boyd sold 207 tickets, or $1',035 worth of the $6,000 worth sold. A chicken barbecue, with a staff of Brodhagen men as cooks work- ing at the outdoor barbecue pits, was a feature of the occasion. En- ough chicken was stocked for 1,000 customers, and the chicken all went. Head cook in the barbecuing operation was Mervin Dietz. An open-air concert was present- ed by local talent while the meal was being served, with a truck platform being used as a stage. The evening ended with a dance in the new hall, music being provided by Desjardine's orchestra, The new Brodhagen hall is a cement -block• building, 100 feet by 40 feet, with a .ground -floor dining hall that seats 150, 'and a hall above that can 'seat 300. Plans for the building were drawn by George Diegel, 86, a Brodhagen citizen, who was for many years a barn framer and contractor, Hensall Village Set Tax Rate For Hensall tax rate remains con- stant this year. At the Monday night session of council the resi- dential property rate was set at 64 mills. For commercial and business property, the rate is 6.4 mills. There was little change. In the taxable assessment this year. An increase of $7,400 brought the to- tal taxable assessment to $932,038. E. R. Davis, village maintenance man and constable, was appoint- ed a special officer under the Liquor Control Act to enforce the act in the village. The next regular meeting of Hensall council l will be held Sep- telnber 7. Prize Drawings (Continued from Page 1) ettes (Elliott's), Mrs. Harold Ian, Brucefield. Electric casserole (Baldwin Mrs, Fred Slavin, Clinton; sh poo (S. Pullman), Cliff Broa Seaforth; razor set (J. Pullma Mrs. Wm. Blair, RR 4, Seafor tot) stand (J. Bach), Andy Michael, Seaforth; scratch p (Seaforth News), Barbara B Seaforth; motor oil (S. Habkir Wayne Hugill, RR 4, Seaforth; m eral oil (Turnbull & Bryan), J Nash, RR 5, Seaforth; feed (T notch), Elizabeth McGavin, W ton; butter (Seaforth Creamer Elgin Scllade, Watton; motor (Seaforth Co-op), Bill Brown, S forth; toy tractor (Johnnie BIu Mrs. E. Townsend, Seaforth; pl (Albert Baker), Mabel Higgers Mitchell; lawn chair (Seafo Lions), Jeannette Finnigan, mondville; 5 dozen eggs (Hen son's Chicks), Mrs. Lew Tebbu Seaforth; chair (Boshart's), J Sills, Seaforth. Plastic set (Eickmeyer's), M Eva Clarke, Seaforth; table le (Ball & Macaulay), ,Gus Bouss Seaforth; car polish (Neil Be Frank Smale, Seaforth; 3 qua paint (Daves Auto Body), Ray Le Seaforth; pickles (Christie's), Ji my Fletcher, Clinton; anti -free (Don Brightrall), J. A. ' Westco Seaforth; motor oil (Walden a Broadfoot), Mrs. Wilma Broadfo Kippen; milk tickets (Maple Le Dairy), Jack Matthews, Seafort door grill (Jackson Aluminum Mrs. Don Brightrall, Seaforth; ectric clock (Gingericll's), ,Mr Gordon McDonald, Seaforth; gas (White Rose Service), Ji Sills, Seaforth; doll (Vera Hudson Gail Pounder, Stratford; doll (L rone's), Mrs. Jas. McMicha Seaforth; kitchen set (Seafor Lions), Wilma Jackson, Kippe plastic set (Staffen's), Joe Lan RR 5, Seaforth. Relish dish (Savauge's), Dia Henderson, RR 5; Seaforth; c mirrors (Seaforth Motors), And McMichael, Seaforth; overa Haugh Co.}}, Mrs. Jim Watso eaforth; 'school binder (Larone's elen Meagher, Toronto; filte Seaforth Co-op), Frank McCowa Brucefield; toaster (M. E. CIarke Joanne Dorssers, RR 1, Mull; sho shine set (H. Thompson), J. C Crich, Seaforth; hair oil (R iley), E. Trewartha, Seaforth ater set (Eric Munroe), Pa uchanan, R.B. 1,, Londesboro; lam Kling's), J. E. Longstaff, Sea orth; travel bag (Rowcliffe's ill MacLennan,. Seaforth; swi oat (Sills')., S. Graham, Seaforth tion (M'cKindsey's), Ernest Wil ams, Seaforth;. luggage (Stewa ros.), Boll McKercher, RR ublin; hunting' shirt (E. Epps Linton), Harvey Leslie, Seaforth Flour (Kerslake's), Mrs. Georg ise, RR 3,. Clinton; spntligh Canadian Tire), Laurie Stock ell, Egmondvilfe; $3 cleanin coins), James Henderson, Sea rth; raspberries (A. Moore) rs. Bill Austin, Seaforth; 15 doz ggs ,(Scott's Poultry),, Mrs. • E oehler,.RR 2, Walton; TV sexvic all ,(Bob Scott), Laurie Stockwell gmondville; subscriptions (Hur n Expositor), Mrs. A. Wright aforth; Miss Marian Turnbull russels; Mrs, Dave Stewart, Sea rth; Mrs, John Lane, RR 5, Sea rth; 100 pullets (H & N Hatch y), Don K. Nott, RR 4, Clinton ease job (Cities Service), W arker, Clinton; 5 dozen eggs (Dub n Produce), J. E. Keating, Sea rth; razor set (Huron Whole - le), Barbara Talbot, Seaforth ppers (Willis Shoes), Marys Rourke, Dublin; dart game (Sea rth Lions), Mrs. Ray Hutchinson oodstock; 8 lbs. honey (Wallace oss), Tom Lovett, Seaforth; mera (Keating's), Mrs. Phyllis allas; RR 4, Seaforth. Luggage (Stewart Bros.), Cor- ne Smith, Seaforth; shirt (For- th Co.), Mrs. E. Koehler, RR 2, alton; 4 quarts; oil (Geo. Miller), eorge Hays, Seaforth slippers illis Shoes), Barbara-•- Talbot, aforth; fishing rod (Seaforth ons), Christine Turnbull, Sea- rth; grass mat (Whitney's), Jean deka-and, Seaforth; 4 quarts oil m Brock), Norma Muir, Sea- th; groceries (Smith's), Susan geza, Seaforth; shirt (Beaver hirt Co.), Mac Sholdice, Wal - n; case of oil (Supertest Co.), rs. Bill Austin, Seaforth; case of ke (Stratford Bottling Co.), Mrs, Hoggarth, Seaforth; girls' shoes eaforth Shoes), Mrs. H. Nesbit, aforth; slippers (Smyth's Shoes), s. Margaret Lamont, RR 1, Sea- rth; work pants (Haugh Co.), s. R. Robinson, Stratford; shirt, aver Shirt Co.), E. C. Boswell, aforth. Groceries (Dick's Grocery), Mrs. Sims, Seaforth; paint (J. Bach), s. H. Allan, Brucefield; boy's oes (Seaforth Shoes), Mrs. J. De oot, Seaforth; case of Coke tratford Bottling Co.), Mona nnett, Toronto; flour (Kers- e's), Mae Smith, Seaforth; 50 unds sugar (Cleary's IGA), Mrs. Hopper, Seaforth; toy wagon ills'), Mrs, E. Koehler, RR 2, alton; cowboy boots (Seaforth oes), Mrs. R. Mennels, Seaforth; n chair (T. Eaton Co.), Mrs. iS Fry Seaforth; pens (donated), ee Austin, Seaforth; William rker, Hensall; Mrs. H. Preszca- , Clinton; lighter (J. C. Ci--ich), s. K. Smith, Seaforth; lighter aterman Co.), Wayne HugilI, R 2, Seaforth; chocolates (Wong's e) Arnold Crich, RR 1, UM- ; $3 cleaning (Flannery Clean- ), Betty Huisser, RR 2, Sea- rth' 5 gallons oil (Ross Scott), ank Smale, Seaforth; steel tape aforth Lumber), Robert Foth- ngham, RR 3, Seaforth; license der (Ideal Supply), Gus Bous- , Seaforth. Al- 's), am- dfoot, n), th; Me- ads ox, k), in- im op- al - y), oil ea - e), ant On, rth Eg- ders tt, im rs, gs eII), its e, m- ze tt, nd et, of h; el- s. 10 m ), a - el, th n; e, ne ar lls n, • ), TS n, )r e on ul p rt 1, • g L S H In 1959 sales in Canada's depart - Ment stores reached a record $1,- 420,311,000,,, up 5.6 per cent. Council Shows (Continued from Page 1) Ball reported. Approval had been granted a bread -manufacturer to operate an advertising merry-go-round in Vic- toria Park, Councillor John Flan- nery, chairman of that committee, told council. There had been no replies to letters which had gone out in connection with industrial property available in the town, Councillor Cardno said. Data cards which had been submitted by the Department of Planning and De- velopment, with respect to avail- able industrial accommodation in Seaforth, had been checked and returned. Sign Agreement With OWRC An agreement with the OWRC, in connection with the installation of sewers in the northwest yea of town, was completed. The commis- sion advised the town the McLaren firm had been appointed as con- sultants on the project. It was this firm which designed the system when Seaforth contemplated an ov- erall sewer project several years ago. Dr. Turnbull said an agreement had been worked out with St. James' School Board to provide a sewer connection to the new school on Chalk Street. The agreement provides that the board was re- sponsible r installing a sewer line running southerly from the school to the north side of Victoria Park and along Gouinlock Street to intersect the existing sewer line at a point where Gouinlock Street meets the lane running parallel to Main Street. The town will pay the difference between a six and an eight -inch sewer line, and will also cover the cost of installing manholes. When the work is com- pleted, the line will be taken over by the town and will be maintain- ed by the town. Necessary ease- ments are to be provided by the board, Under this arrangement; sewer- service can be made avail- able to ,properties ,.in the hiack bounded by Victoria, Goderich, Chalk and Gouinlock Streets, Clerk Wilson asked council con- cerning the application of.frontage tax, and was assured that pro- perties affected would be subject to tax. He foresaw difficulties in obtaining necessary information. Answering a query as to the action that had been taken in the case of other extensions, such as instal- lations within the - last year • ,)o serve the Supertest Station and "Seaforth Motors, he said that he wasn't sure whether they had been assessed for frontage or not. Plans of the Chamber of Com- merce to arrange a bigger and better Christmas parade in Sea - forth were endorsed by council, and it was agreed that assistance in connection 'with lighting would be provided, as had been done in previous years. License Mobile Homes Council gave approval to a by- law provided for the licensing of trailers, within the municipality. Trailers, up to 25 feet in length, will be licensed at a fee of $10: per month, and those units over 25 feet in length will have a rate of $15 per month applied. In , a. sec- ond by-law, license fees for bowling alleys were set at $40 per annum per establishment. The clerk was instructed to ob-" tain information .from the Liquor Control Board as to an agreement which the town might enter into to provide for recovering a portion. of fines and licenses. He is also t4 obtain information as to the' for- mation of a police commission._ Councildiscussed steps that should be taken to fill the vacancy created by the appointment of Councillor Daly as Mayor. The Municipal Act requires that the vacancy be filled forthwith' by ap,•' pointment. WANTED Live Fowl Picked Up At the Farm TOP PRICES Phone • 751 J 12, Seaforth or Brussels 393 J 15 Ronald Bennett WALTON HJ.N5A.LL:.NE.WS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Steacy and Brian, of Denver, Colorado, visit- ed on Saturday with Mrs: Lou Simpson. Jack is a former well- known Hensall resident. Miss Jean Henderson attended the Slivinski - Corriveau wedding at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, St, Joseph, on Saturday. Miss Mildred Forrest, Reg.N., returned to her duties at Brant- ford General Hospital on Sunday after a delightful month's vaca- tion with two weeks spent in Mexi- co and two weeks with hes. par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William "For- rest and other relatives. The trip to Mexico was made by plane. Mr. and Mrs. Don Dodds, of Mc- Killop, visited on Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol. Dr. W. T. Joynt, of London, ac- contpanied by his mother, Mrs. Alice Joynt, returned home Mon- day after a delightful trip up Point- au-Baril, in the Parry Sound, Dis- trict. They visited with Dr. and Mrs. Harry Joynt on their island, "Amy", which is reached'by boat and is a distance of three miles from shore. - Mrs.' Pearl Koehler and family, accompanied by Mrs. Koehler, Sr., of Zurich, are vacationing at Hunts- ville and visiting the former's son. A silo, 60 feet high and 20 feet across, is completed on the farm of Alex McGregor on his farm in Tuckersmith. Self -feeders for the cattle are now being .installed. Contractors are Scott Bros., of Hawkstone. Miss M. Ellis is vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Norminton at their cottage at Tu;'nbull's. Presentations for ' Mrs. Ross Riley, the former Loretta Connel- ly, a recent bride, have been hold. Mrs. John Kerr, of Dublin, enter- tained at a miscellaneous presen- tation attended by the neighbors. Mrs. Robert Doig, of Dublin, was hostess at her home Saturday night when school friends, who attended Seaforth District High School, pre,-- sented her with a miscellaneous shower. The guest- of honer receiv- ed many beautiful and costly gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Roobol were entertained at the home of their daughter. and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Don Dodds, of McKillop, on Wednesday evening on the occa- sion of their 27th wedding anni- versary. An anniversary dinner was enjoyed and gifts presented. "That new fellow wanted to bor- row money. Do you know anything about him?" "Why, I know him like I know WIND • Tornado ilCalone, INSURA. R. F. McKercher Phone 849 R 4 — SEAFOR%1H Representing The Western Farm- ers' Weather'Insurance Mutual Co., Woodstock, Ontario. Oh mother is so happy, oh mother is so gay, Would you like to know how she got that way? Father went to town with a load of wheat, 'He sold it for a price he says " that can't be beat. • Where did he sell it? Hush, it's not for me to .say, But I saw him driving home from COOK'S MILL today. ZURICH LIONS CLUB OLD TIME FROLIC —AND- C•HiCKEN BARBECUE at the -- Community Community Centre, Zurich' —ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17 Barbecue served from '5:30 to 8:30 • GAMES • BINGO • MUSIC Free Pony Rides for the Children Dancing -- i0 p.m. to ? LUCKY DRAW On a Portable TV or Automatic Dryer Tickets 25e h or 5 for $1.00 — From Any Member of the. Zurich Lions Club PROCEEDS IN AID OF THE LIONS CLUB COMMUNITY AND WELFARE WORK,