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"FORTH ON1A.RIQ,....1ViAy,-2, 19
by
Member of
Canzuhau..Weeldy
Newspaper
Association
nicjOtalitieS Recognize ' ee
rhereLls an-increASing awareness Meeting later met with him and
of--iiitiodueing town cussed further...4* stepsto take in
Aging 'into. any- municipality- con- " Order, .t...11 'set- up a--Connnunity„Plari-
'lied with Orderly gro-wth Se& ping Board,
h Council last autumn took-, firit inclUding one . or
in this direction when it met - more Municipalities, are defined, by
h .district munieipalities, and re- the Minister of :Planning..and'Oevel-;
r 'sentatives of the department' toOPInent,'Iusuall37- upon aPplication, by
R
'ues the matter, TuCkersmith.haS the municipal 'council or councils con -
taken further steps; having set in eerned. .They, range in, size- from the
Action machinery leading tb-ttie pro- huge Metropolitan Toronto Planning
lasion of necessary by-laws . . ' Area,. covering 75Q Square miles and
,„ In St Marys, too, the matter is with a °
eiving consideration, and theSt, tbta,1 populAtion of a million .anct
Marys Journal -Argus discusses -the . half, - to small Single independent-:',
teps that have been taken.. planning areas onsisting Of a:single
"A council of. the , Town of St. ; town, village.or township:- 0
a I...is at last giVing ToWn Plan7 ,.`In the .:case of
St Marys and di-
mng a studied and seriouS Onsidera- -• trict; the Planning:- Board would
tLlrn On Monday evening ,Of this 'PrAjablY- bp.' 4- johrit:group from the _
vreek-- a spokesman : for the Depart- ToWn.-;of-St. Marys and the Township
--'.nierit of Planning -and Develo--
pment-:7.--0(.131anShaid7
--i'e�1d—afr "Ouhiuni-c-ipa1--1ead&rs are to be
ns At the 'Rotary •Club Meeting CoMiifende&fOr.Onsidering,this-Tor-...
tW-Imporranee of cornminnty.plan- ward step which will, if -carried. -out,.
nmg Town council - Members who ,.contribute greatly to the--;- progress
Assisted with the organization Of this- _ and-fUture deVelopmentof this area!' .
-
uational Problems aa
-We have no great difficulty agree-
ing with Dr. W.- J. Dunlop, Ontario
Minister. .of Education, -when he con-
- tinues to state- that the old methods---:
_
of teaching are best But we wish he .
Wouldn't, at the same ,tim.e, continue'
to proinise that 'there will: be enough
teachers in September. He has been:
promising the .teacher requirement
'has been met ever since he took of-
fice - The fact that it hasn't been met
obvious as.a :result of his continued.
reference to the ptoblent °
'As late -as two weeks ago, Dr:. DIM-
- op -Was reported as.: having assured
, Paris (Ont.) audience that ,there
mild be nedifficulty come SePtetn--
Dr: Dunlop assured- A---1-arge.
ence, the report said, there would be -
enough teachers ready in Septernbat-
k-
to meet the needs of Ontario school's_ '
The report continued: Referring to
the method whereby a teacher can
start teaching after' ta.king -a
mer course, be said "don't pay any
tention to these prophets of gloom:
e,Frost Government
-Thesejeachers are going to get a1qg
well as yet nobody has sogge
ed any other way to turn out the
teachers' we. require.
--"We-Are-- going to -s'ee -that that
schools in Ontario are kept open and
that they have good teachers!'
Despite the years of experience
which Mr., Dunlopicontribntes to his '
post as education minister (he is 77
—only Hon. GeorgeDunbar, provin-
cial secretary, .who is .80, is older)
there obviously is something wrong
with the manner in 'which the Frost
Government has dealt With, and is
dealing with education in Ontario
And all the time the rniniSter and
the government continue their ex-
,
perinients with educational ,Proce-
duns, the costs which the ratepay-
erS are required to pay continue to
increase. ,
The educational problems beset-
ting'Ontario. are typical °of the prob-
lems Which- arise when ' the re-
sponsible, government is too- long in
power,..,grown complacent with a
top-heavy majority.
Tim
PROY(0,Tp...
PliE000.
y URS
'ORA.
is the best:
ler onr•,
INE: fLJ'RS.
And Other Winter Clothing
•LEAVE TBEM WITH US NOW
Leave your off-season garments with its• to make sure they get the Pnitection they deserve this
summer. They will be stered in BradY'S •Modern Cold Storage ,Vaults -,keep them safe frorri
• 'heat, moisture, moths -Uat low cost. -
FUR STORAGE CHARGES -2 per cent of 'CUIStoiner valuation^. Minimum, $3.00 per fur cOat.
75c fer elothCoats other, garments.
FURS' -NEED REVIVING?
Fur Coats Aie Cleaned by the SHIN:ERIZING
•
We clean, glaze, makelidd flits look like neW IforrptiSingli
Fuli-,,Length FUr COat $6.50
Jacketgtft-Var Coat, • - • • • $450'
From thelniititi you leave them -with - ow agents, your furs are'
, .„
fully coverod by insurance
PI DAYS; ednesday Saturday
For Comjjlete 'Laundry; 1Dr1 Cleaning and Storage Service
Corner Goderich and Main St, .— .Seaforth
Agen for Brady Cleaners & LaiittdeteriaLimited Exeter,'On
S[EN INTHE COUNTY PAPERS
• SUCirers? No Fisher:Men..
'Three,
dragged in suer by the. bagful'.
from Lake . Huron Wednesday
mernin-g. After a. short 'mOrning's
work,orge Beeri..-.Ed.,:Frink and
'Stewart Bell came .hoine..-Witli 416
of the fiSlt-Exeter
Cate, !
--,seelleetion_Helpi-,Oestitnte
_
The 'Canvass has-been celn-Pleteit
for the liareld Wallace family, Of
FordWich, -whe Were:'biirned,, but
and 'lost • everything in borne and
bait, ApproXimately' •$4;500 •haa
aethanded- over -to- thn..Tiis-
•ire1udedd,'HoVidek, Part of ':WallaCe
and..Minto To.Wnslaip and, Clifford..
7.-,-Wirighant Advance -Times. -
Inspector Promot,ed' • „
and Mrs. :Merle'.• H. 'IViode
and, the latter's mother,,,
Smitli,.;_after 12 year?: residene.e
in. Exeter; , are Moving to Toronto.
next '.'Week. Mr: .1Vlode, -whO' is, 'With
the4miltry marketing -service- Of
the, Canada; Departnient
of Agri -
•culture,. has. been, .prbinote&to.,the.
prOVinCiaI head office n .Toro,nte:
-Exeter ThrieS-AdVeCate.'1,
War' 'Declared.,
,
CePted the position cif manager of
which is 12. relies north v -of London,
Mr.'llodgins came her -e, along vvith
his wife and , daughters, Joanne
and Jeanne, on April 1, 1945, from
Donegal, near.:Atwood, to manage
the then newly organiZed BlYth
FarmerS Co,operatiVe. Their son,
Ross, was born since they ,carne, to
Suffers Burns -
Charles W. Brown suffered_ser-_
ions burns ' on Monday, wheu gas
fumes,' escaPing' from a, gasoline
lantern 'he was preparing for a
,fiShing trip, 'ignited, setting fire to
his .--attemptedto
beat. mit- the flames himSelf, and
then .was assisted. l3y hig-wife and
dauglater Elaine, Burns about his
Chest, hiS. lefearm.- and Jaand, .and
the back. of his righ.t hand' -we're
treated by Dr. J. A. Addison. HiS
eyebroWs and hair were, Singed. It
wilI' be 'some time before -he.'ean
resume.' work.,, -Clinton NewS-Re-
e'er& -
, TO Hear Police' Brief . I
- A :brief -presented to . Ooderich
Police 'Commission at.its meeting
last --week 'Will. be discussed at ',a,-
special- meeting :f -the commission
. The war .on • starlings -has been .64' Wednesday, May 7' ' it was -felt
resumed by the.-studentS. of SS; bate'ril,s'af 'iv't4eeeki,t'hsr' eilie.,.emertailingt
:colimatm-inis:Jr;
in
No, .3,. West WaWanosh, (Township
should have more time to study ' the:
Hall School)tinder the, direction of brief .before the matter iseuSS-.
'their- teacher,- Mr. Ross, Erringtori. ed. , COnstable/-Martin 'Horan ' sub-
tPhr,etau
Prizes j,arilegcot
',..v,4rOtlt1;hie,hguns
awarded j.1.1the ''''‘lCilt mittedthe brief:, "ItS CententS will
- , . be, disclosed .at the Mayj''f:,xneeting
of May Proof of
Until the end. the
'kill is ,the 'right leg of the: dead, 'a. h like."ther commission meet
ings, Will-beT.open tothe'presS,and
bird -which is -worth tvito „points,. public.. Constable ' Horan -Annear,
nAonW'egSgerittsineVr..'ths, ,-.(..)11..'1,'..,7i.:7.t7. '4,_,7":::...gdue'st, tlhaastt wheeb'es- :.ellilaesestiiinicgd.t.soa§ile;
- - - ia''.'.",--....*'-....co'.,.._-011.-' t'°. -.;.-'...-,it, n-‘,.',4',::''''',.-• -' first
ticoluasss pcoblite.fabeltplieerielnlicee.''.6fThhies-
johnfik.',Hanna...N4-._r_r4,:r.,0.t.Hur,- promotion- he has requested would
..onee-Bruce,--L-received-ward=on',140n.
carry a „salary_ inc:reVse. 7. -:With ---its.
dayr,-.0.vening;dromAWIVIinister.'of,4,1,,yotErtii6,___c__v4Alir_4-,, c-hairi.,,
Thl-f-KWaYs; ---lhat=r-Ah--67---TfreacT---i-:'Irem
Myth 17-te.- Hoderich-' Will';-'"ijj' ..:--ifikeni,'.'''•-e,in-676-it:iitil';76gr:--tfinii.re..;,..„.,01.,telicpfrj,,,i,•,tialle-enistitaeb,tlislflerde,
6ilei:-• by tbe--0-rovi".6 'a•--a'--4-0A1PRtlYta-istrate.A'"1-1.11101115:6§„andJtid e,
, improve -the Frank Fingland.L-.Goderich Sign'
ment road. .. Work xi.
condition of the road will be start Star
. - .
.tee,riodme,i;,d.,,,vbtl,ibeg.,:tn,,siteea,cint.rtho',prfi,iirttou,sar.,ediii..1., •
etNahveiswii:4,-ios:___. ,E,:now,•, water ,..seiioly system
this new ,development -Will be wel-.. , - . water Supply Needed'
. . .
the:: , shortest route- 1,9u,te,,.....betw,een ,, this i3Oliletr •worild "serVe both, the •tOwn.
.hain_Reeo,Atdgyani.,anczeoi;:noseise,,,: 14. _..ai.,._,.rs,:th., ' •,,..'‘.36.3nd,i. th,e. 1300 bed .ProVincii..a.,:l-fhos0Pnii,
area and the, coinaty,:toWnWing7.
' ' • - " ii" -- -- .• - -town. •cOuncil Friday.. : 'Dr. A., E.
tal Might save Goderich cOnsider,
able .'-hiotiey it was ; suggested . ,in.
• - • ::. , ,,,,----.-._ .......
-Don Ea st00, and Bob:.RtiSsell -15,--fiii-,Twdtei.„_rtesotires_„.Lcsoi,,iii.„
Exeter council there as a desire sicui who attended the meetmg
to reorgamze the old band and re said there might be inerit m the
quested the , rethri. Of ;tile,insttu suggestiop He also Urged: that
inentc,mTi1c aiid stands -which .GOdegie.h.'-ernhark :,immediatelY7on-
have been .toTned.. over AO the.:3Ufl c6nstructsoii of',both a new 4ater,
dor. band. ;: They-alsO,,,,,reqnested,•,a' and,:a sewage treat
:grant. Mayor poOleY,Y.,stated• that?, 1•Iterit plant He was not m favor
the :junior band , was arranging7,„ . 67,, s e ymg.oe.e projec tuntil.
later -
new and ' 4tAtidS;..,an. -members.,..0 council' , doubted that
the old instruments would be availthe town :Can affor.4- lo finance :hOth_
able. ,''A resolution Was PaSSed that: PrOjeetS at oflce AWater.plant
the council Woirld•.CO-oPerate: if the could eaSt- UP to 4502.10 ;,and.:. a
band is reoiganized - Eseter sewage plant would cost about
Times -Advocate. • . 1410 000.: BerrY: then'Suggest=
• - •
. 1V1oVes..TO.New Position
:t of 'both plans •-•.'116 said that
Mr., ;Carman, pidgins>, who has about ••$300;000 .could be,,,,Pared.-off
been manager of .the•-Blyth:.Fariii.+, by: leaving: out "."as' filtration -,Plant
-ern--CO-bperativeHfOr-441ne,..-Past 13 and omitting thei;,, Second .istage ' of
Years, has, 'resigned and. has ac- theSeWage treatment
,
the ' • Cheese actor;y atBianston, . ,prteh ,
. • •
• . • '
rq1111 The- Huron Expesitor
May 5,...1933.. • • .
•Miss'Winnie Sava:age, was award-
ed first:place itt the ,Seaforth
legiate Alumni essay competition,
it ',Wag; annouriced 't,hiS week by the
judges,' Miss , Turiabull- and
Charles' Stewart.' Missyelon Brit-
ten. caine-,..seco,nd ,and Miss Alice
Oevereanx„ . ,
. .
and RosS__Scott. anti.
family, of Stanley, moved into.tlie
RattenbUry home . in 13rucefield
laSt - • - -
". W. -Archibarcr,l''son Of-ReiVe.:
Arehibald: and Mrs-. ;Archi-
balk of 'Ttickersmith, has . been
awarded the SchelarShip for the,
beat all-round Man in -the, third
year -at .OAC, has also
been anabolic* -Abet.. lie to
the' WerIrPs.• rairisShOW'at 'Regina -
this' ,summ r,„as Member. 6.f. the
°AC. itidging,teant: •
--Seaforth. : 'football ' enthusiasts
gathered in the 'Dick -House 'Tues-
day eVeiting and decided to, organ-`
'a Seaforth Football Club:, *Of-
fieers eketed are as follows: presi-
dent; C. P.. Sills; Secretary -trees:
urer, "Sam .Tacksori; coa.ch and.
.inanager, Frank Sills; ''eornmittee,
A. W., Dick, 'Allen Reid, John Plc-
Xenzie, Fred Barlow and Alex til-.
lico:
• Mr, Hugh Angus, who has .been
acting as _operator at the CNft • sta-
tion here' for sonip months, left on
W.edneSdaY• for Cochrane: ,
There -was quite 'a heavy frost
on Wednesday night of" this week.
Front. The,Milron ExPoSitOr
May 1 • 1908
mr..wiLliam., H. Henderson'. Met
with a painful accidentat the fun);
ittire factory on Saturday. It seems
that Mr, ,Henderson was carrying
i'lkiard When the end of it caught
in a belt and he- was thrown with
greai force into .4 pile a Amber,
alighting on his head. Ite receiv-
ed a bad gash on the tOp bis
beed whin required a couple at,
stitches, and a , cut On the left
side of the face. •
,•• Mast, 'Bros: hive dispoSed.f.
their' grocery and Meat business
in Egmotulyille to Mr. M. -Sunday;
of Dunnville, who has already talc.
en possession.-
• - On the. evening of Friday, April
24th, Mr: 'Williain Ferguson, Bay-
field„ and Miss Lenora- Govenlock
quietly -married , the- •Seaforth.
JeloctiiStorlovateitagli,o,teek,r, of Mr is,Merrse,
PresbYLa1thiterian Manse by Rev, r..n4
EAR
Interesting items gleaned from
The Huron Expositor of 25,50
and 75 years -ago.
. • 1VICLennart . and .Broadfoot;•• the
,tieW ,.landlords of •the ..Commercial
llotel,-.take. PossesSion' today.. Mr.
Iienderson,' :one of the late
Sproprieters;' move' t�- home
on John Street;., and .Mr., -Byrnes,.
who 'has - been in
moVe, tO 'the: house...at present oc-;
Cupied by ,Mr;
.near the Collegiate Institute:
mbve to, the...,h
recently ereeted -on, • East,Wllliam
Street, '• • • ' ' ,
From The Huron Expositor-:
May 4, 1
Mr. Samuel 'Stark has complet-
ed the work of asseSsing the town
a.nd has returned his roll to the
;clerk. The population is given..at
2,378, and .the ,i6at• property is
$464,8,40.!' • ' • ' '
• Jolinsan Bros. have the,COntract
of 'suPplying the patrons of the
Seaforth creamery with the new-
irdik cans, '4.cd Mr. - Noble- Cluff
furnishes the wooden troughs.
,
Mr. John:Williamson has started
a' Store in the village of Oarlock..
This is the second store in .this
.arnbitious ' .
• Mr. William' Chapman, of the 3rd
concession, -L.R.S„ TuckerSmith,
this last .winter stall* fed 10, head
of cattle/ One of these, a. four-
year-old steer, weighed, 2,000
pounds, and most of the other's
were proportionally -goad, He 'sold.
-them all ,at, an average' price . of
$6.60-, per hundred,
•
Mr. -J. S. Roberts, Seaforth, and
Mr. W. E. Caldwell, of gallett
Township, left on 'Thursday for
Mnnitoba. , Mr. Abberts goes' to
spend the summer onhis. farm. and,
• Mr. tahlWelf to look after -some.
property he has purchased in the
Mr. FeWler;'of the Hur-
on Road, DUrchased the turton,
farm which Was- sold by public
auetion on: Saturday. He paid
• 220. for it. , Mr. .Chrittopher Dale.
was the net highest bidder.
,
H.Urofl-Fwm -News
."(tt n. „It, Miles, Agrittilturat
.• • -Itepresentative)''
Spring seeding operations are
coniplete.. Some early turnips are
above ground; Sugar beet Planting
is general, and some con) is plant -
Grass is making slew progress.
A Warm - rain is needed. Some
-cattle haVe teen turned out to
TO THEDITOR:
Grand Forks, IsT,D.i
April, 23,158.
,Editor,- TtieHuron .--P,x•PositOrl
• • •
• bear- Sir: This is ' one little'
"most" that demands -'any--atten-
tion this morning. Shall 7 tell,you
this is .my- "Golden Jubilee' sub-
scription -50 .years of sending this
little. message to You! • How the
Yeara'rell on! And my eXperience
-on-Liles 'Highway has 'been:Very
pleasant,. , I find- the close. Com-
panionshipof people to' be most
4elightfi1-4 love these'few
Jines—
Vhat to -Tam -flowers;
Smiles:are' to humanity'. They are
but trifles to be sure ; but scattered
along -life's-pathway,' the , good they
'co- is 'joy untold„": • •-, • • ' '
. One -of my-rnanylnibbie,s' look-
ing up, ;Old -friends , Of bye -gone
years;,' it .is ' most interesting,: ;
..
• Kindest greetings... to - .my
many,Seafortli.friends, and all.,suc-
cess in your Ventures, in.life.
,Very sincerely,
• 1Vlargaret McQuaid Mulligan
Editor, The Huron .Expositor:
• Dear Sir: 'While- liStening to the
;CBL news .broadcast some ,I,veeks
ag,o,--I always ..enjoy the ''"Neigh-
borly News"; espeCially the, over -9
years birthday' -greetings-. Onthis
Sunday the speaker .inelitioned the
name of a Mr,. Jon Kenny as be,
ing over. 99 ..years °Id. I 'knew a
Mr. John, -"Jack", 'Kenny who'liv-
e& one-half, mile from- Dublin.. As
a Sitiall boy ,we rknew each' other
CMite well: was:born a half mile
further on' and we 'Seed, each other
often_ I wrote to the CBL for his
addresS;'biit they ,referred •nie
your :paper as to his addres or
whereabouts- so
•
• I sure would be much obliged to
You it yOu or some:orie near there
-would-let e,-haVehis-acldress,- 4
bear from .one who ; remembered
hiih since' about 1885. With kind
.regardS; and -best :WiShes."
,
JOHN DORSCHFL
'
. ,
35 King- I"- -
Kitchener, Ont.
(Editor's Note. -Mr Dorschel
has been forwarded Mr. Kenny's
addreSS,•, as well as a copy of The
Expositor containing the reference
tdMr. Kenny.)
ZION
Mr: and Mrs. Ross Murdie vis-
ited with Mrs, James Malcolm on
Sunday. -
Mr-. and Mrs. Alb. Roney and
Mr, ;and Mrs. Charles- Roney "vis-
ited:Mr. J. W. Britton in Scott
1VIernotiaI Hospital' Seaforth on
Sunday.
IVIrs. Dalton IVIaItolm, -1VIrs. Glen
Pepper and Wris: Smith 'were in
Listowel, on -Friday ,at,tending a
church-meeiing. -.--
Mr. and Mrs_ Hunter, 'Of
London; visited lier father, .Mr.
W, -Britton; in Seafortb, on Sunday'.
Mr. W.• Britten was taken to
Scott 1VIemoriar:Ifosplfal, 'Seaforth,
Mrs. Arnold ,DecIute. • and Mrs.
of Trironte; Miss
Mary- E. Graham,-bresden, oand
aircr1VIrS. Ross Gordon, Donna'
and. Barry spent Stinday with Mrs.
Mani Malcolm ancl 'Mr. and Mrs,
Dalton Malcolni. ,
. Miss. Joatr-tritton underwent an
operation in Scott IVremorial „Hos-
pital, Seaforth, _en' Saturday morn-
ing -for appendicitis'. We •wish
Joaspeedy- reCovery.
MrsAtevens and Richard visit-
ed Monday afternoon ,,with Mrs.
John Dawson, Mitchell.„
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Malcolm were,
in, London ,recently, visiting , his
mother, Mrs. Alexia Ma,lcolm,
PLANTING "POTATO.EYES"
foun .paAeticAL;
.,Far the gardener Wishing to
groW a:,few rows -of, potatoes for
lionie „Use, ; Or' the , adinmercial
grOwer „1 es'ixes o , se core a
statat- moderate cost in new var-
ieties stich as the recently licensed
scab or blightrreSistant•.tYpes, the
use Uf "pbtatueyes' iS' :a .practical
method,' rePorts the Field ', Crops
Branch of the Ontarid Department
of Agriculture. - A change of' seed
may..also he *introduced .1)Y saving
the-? resultant -harvest; Mid. the
grower ',also, has the advantage of
economically --comparing Yield 'and
quality Of • several,: varieties side
bynide, if desired. , "•
-lo-.-Western.,_.Cartada distribtitien
of seed.. potatoes . by the- it -Se Of
"Potatoeyes': has 'been ,used for -
many, Years, and --is very popidar,
especially or mailirigand for ship-
inerit- to Northern areas where
transportation chargeare often to
be considered when securing new
seed. Although this System -,--has
oniy recently been introduced:to
Eastern Canada, . mairtly through
Meg- order, it is being :.accepted
"with -aPProval marlY -.Satisfied
users"! .. 'Potato eyeS?''' are Usually
packaged in cardboard boXeS ',:eciii-
taining Sufficient tO plant 30 to 80
individual- hills of each .variety.
dal ttitput nowamounts to
'era -Thilliond "potato eyes?' Which
are used each season'for seed: ,
"Potato:' eYeS" ' aiO
by approved, seed-,-firtis whose
.chief -bu,shiess is Selling seed,
either ,Whoresare. or 'retail, oi
firmWhich Maintains a separate
seed division and is in: a position
prOVide 'entirely .SoParate stop,.
age, hatitlling 'and, salesa seed'
potatoes, rtt each, case the/shin-
per certifies 'that the average
weight of the "potathreyes".;,(when
freshly cut) in the 'container, to
which."the.official label -Of the De-
partment of .Agriculture is attaeli-,
ed., was -hOt les,) than
ounce, and that not more than fiVe.
Per cetit were less than three-quar-
ters of an bleb hi depth. Further,
that the: "potato eyes'. wero. cut
from foundation or certified, seed
potatoes:, _
Planting usttallY varies' CiVer
two-month period -front early Anil
tmtil late May, depending upon the
Seasinr and 'Citation, ,
7
AAay
ith a Gift from LARON
ingerie osier
oases
, Handkerchiefs Lace -Ta.blecloths
Outstanding Cards 'of:Distinction
RUS • RDs
Ladies' Summer
OTTON- DRESSES'
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STATIONERY and GIFTS
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1955 De Soto Four-Door—Radio, with
Power_ b_raice_s and steering
1955 Studebaker Four -Door '-
1955 Chev. Sedan
1953 Dodge Sedan
__19,52_0k1s188',_ FourA)oor_
1949 Plymouth
SPECIAL CTOR VALUE
00' Case l)iesels
--- 350 Case Gas Tractor
wcil e otor
DODGE DE SOT O CARS
DODGg TRUCKS
CASE FARM MACHINERY
hone 267 - ' Seaforth..
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Puy all bills by cheque on. 'Personal" Chequing,:,
AccoUht: A quarterly statement will.h,elp'you leep
your records straight.-, The low service charges
are prepaid. Vout.eancelled cheques are on fit6
if yrni treed them. ,
Keep your Savings.Account•forsaVing. Add to it .
front every pay. As your balance grows, you'll gaift.
new peace of mind. ,
siad Planned Saving at our nearest brabeh nov.+.
THE CANADIA
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