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'friendly
joY� s�..the:.seasonwand -
all 'its friendly cheer brighten
your homeat Christmas and -
•L abide with you all through the
year.- This i5 our warm... hall.'
day wish for you and yours. •
CI ;OWN HARDWARE
Phone 797 Seaforth
Now is the tittle for all good
boliday ;Wishes: May we -
wish to all. -our friends -the,
best of health and joy' for
Christmas
GHRS�IE'5 '
1VIEAT 'MARKET
Phone 58, , Seaffrth
ERRY CHRISTIMAS'
The- loyalty of..; our ;many
friends gives" to us confidence
and much promise for the tu-
',ture.. We wish a Joyful Christ-
,mas and, uceessful New Year
,to all.
FRANK KLING•
Thumbing aitd ;Electrical
Contractor '
Phoner19
Seaforth
Ma-jr" yours be a holiday over-
flowing with happiness and
good ..cheer.
LETIIA'S
BIJAUTY :SIIOPPE
GODERi1 ST. QUEST
phone 779 • Seaforths.
veryone •
It'$ always a p eaoyre for us,
to wish' everyone of our friends
a Christmas and New. pear
.filled to overflowing wit hap -
Thiess.
SEASON'S GREE PINGS!
11!_E, CLARKE'
Reliance' Gasoline and Oils
Phone145.. Seaforth
May your home lie filled with_,:
the Christmas : spirit; ;.may .
your hearts be filled with good
cheer,- and may., your every
dream come, true' -this _happy
iipliday
CLEAVE'S
B -A .Service Station
Phone 592
Seaforth +:
No ..Christmas- would be com-
plete without an expression of.
the.war,rnfeeling:that-we :-have -'
for our many loyal and appre-
ciative friends; A Merry
Christmas to -.all! '
SMITII GROCERIES
Phone -12
Seaforth
Into every chimyney ;of 'everr
home • we're dropping a
Christmas, package:: <of'. testyuletide . wishes for 'everyone..
SEAFORTH
5c TO -$LOO STORE
ELMEIC ii,ARONE
Main. St • Seaford
.:BEST WISHES !
.to one and all for a Christmas
and New Year -... unpre-
cedented in joy and -wish-fill
fillnient!
DORIS'.
BEAUTY SALON
MAIN ST. 4'
Phone 373 Seaforth
Bright as the stars;: and sweet
as,the sugar cane on your
Christmas Tree are our wish-
es for you this, , holidaysea
T' 1\T IET 'J. 'D
1VIIL O
h ws.' Prna.Co
n.:..
Phone 647- r 21 Seaforth;
rris '1
ition
Morris' township -0u0i1 approv-
ed the addition to Cluiton District
Collegiate' Institute at their .Monv.
day :'.meeting. At the same time
they reappointed Mervin Bichlno MI
to the .Clintox4-Rlgh.._Schooi._Board
for 1959,.
Also appointed • to boards were
William, King, ' Wingham L High
School; Clarence Martin, -to Sea -
forth` Nigh;. School Board. They ap-
proved payment of $60 to William
Elston,', -the representative on 'the.
Wingham, Hospital- Board,'for at-
tending meetings- in1958, A grant
of -$75 was made to the '13lyth Cem=
etery_-Board. L '
.Because of =the rabies epidemie,
elaylaw`wa's-paSSed-hy :they-11+,Eorris>
group stating that. -all dogs. -iii -Mora-
ris ' township` must '.be tied : up im
mediatelq:-
Following the council, •.meeting;'
Reeve Bailie. Parrott entertained
_the -.council :and officials to a din-
ner at the.iome of Mrs Ivan Mc:
t3, $8;,'R. Duncan, fox bounty, $4;
Twp. 'o£ Grey; duu ping • 8roilnd,
$29.93; Town ' of . Seaforth, '.deben-
tures on ,high school,' $391.41.
'Production -Cost .-
Farm Forum •-T-pic
On the first of December, 400 of
Canada's Farm Forums -met to
discuss. .the third national .topic,.
"Tbe Cost of Productialr -- '4,352
members •attended they meetings..
Eighty -four -per cent of • the fol.-
ums, or. 341, -agreed 'that' -they'
Would bepreparedto accept at -ay.
"erage-cost=of-proch etior as-set-'•by`
-som:e_, national body, •' instead of
their own cost of production. Only
27 groups; or about 7 per cent, felt.
that ;the• standard cost would be
unfair: -to the small producer: -
The 341 forums who would- are -
Opt' a standard -Cost (if production;
had .differing :ideas ;on, the -body
who should establish this cost; 143
forums. or 34 per -cent; would .like
to see farm organizations establish
the figure; 78 'forums; or 29: , per
cent, feel that a board of arbitra-
tion cauld do a better -job for both;
the -fa}mer• and the consumer; 52
groups;- or 1.3'. per cent, want to
see the government, farm organiz-'
ations- and co-ops represented on,
the -board' which decides on a suit-
able cost of production: Finally,:
37 forums, or about; 9 per cent,
favor ;governrpent and farm,:, organ-
izations working together, if such
a• cost of production. is to be set
for- all farmers:
A .few groups expressed feeling'
that no fixed; cost of production
should: be established. They sug-
gested instead; that low floor 'pric
es be: continued; that controlled'
,production„ be considered 'and, that:
co-operative farming be undertak-:
en. '
• The consensus of opinion appears
to'b"e ~. :-'"Canada's=forums=would,
accept;a Cost, of production :figure
ix it was set, by` an impartial board;`
on which. their organizations were
represented-; -along with the : gov
ernment and; -co-ops..':
irJoardwilllooma
w� ■ �■ . A 1�1
Bills 'and -accounts presented for:
payment at.:the 'Meeting included:
,County of Huron; levy,- $33,375.87';
Brussels Telephone, $8,753;45; Blyth
Telephone, $1;962.95; 1VIcKillop Tel
ephone, ,$127:20;- ,Mrs, I. `McArter,,
caretaking, ';$25; B; Parrott,. sal
ary,.;$300; S`, Procter ,salary $175;';
W. Shortree'd, salary, $175;' R: Dun-
can, salary $175; -G.',Wilkinson sal
ary "$175; G. Martin,;• salary fees;
hydro fox • hall, postage, ;$735.87,;
1V., Higgins, salary, fees, postage
and supplies, $529.50; . Carl Hem=
ingway,Federation • of Agriculture,
-$84,7:80;' Seaforth'•:- 'High, • School,.
,maintenance levy;,"$1,371,57;
ham High High School, maintenance and
debenture •levy ,$16958.751 -,Clinton
high School mainterianee levy;'
$587.89; Hydro Electric, Winghann,
$81.93; . S.. Cook,, fox bounty $4.00:
BlYthL Standard, advertising and
supplies; .r$14:10; _B. Parrott, post
age; $8 Blyth: Telephone, toils,
$4:55 C '..Ifodgson;. fox_ hQ tity $1;,
R -.'' .Duncan, fox ',bounty; $1; relief
accouiit, - $15; Municipal .: World,,
supplies,
$2.38;' A:`F"raser;'attend
ing ,court nn voters' lists, :$7.24; A.
Oakle ; wreath -$1Q 75;' �%ilIa e of-
Blyth, division 'court rent, $20 G.
.Sloan grant to Blyth .cemetery;,
$75; Willi;ain Elston representative
on hospital hoard;'%$6o, W. Bewley,
refund, of 'takes `ori lieu e, $11.31,'
Robert J. Yuill, refund Of deg- tax ,
Brussels Post' contract, $180;-
T..'Miller livestock- valuator $3.10;
:Prey -m al Treasurer, insulin, $3;40;
Judge• F.., ringland; . voters':. lists,
$12:56; Blyth .Fire 'Area, ;fire calls;
•$79:; County of Huron, .collecting
taxes $282;18 Advance -Times; -.ad-
vertising, $10 20; T - Pierce, , fox
bounty, $4;V Lightfoot;•:fox boun
:To -everyone at Christmastime
comes , joy of-givign._and 7
' receiving. It -is our'. pleasure -
now :to --,offer- our -sincerest -
wishes for a "cheerful holi ay'
to -all' our friends'"'
ANDREW'S
POULTRY 'FIRM
•
Phone -647
Seaforth
blay this -Christmas bring to
you. in rich abundance -all' the' "-
good things in life `= and 'May
they remain with you through-
out .the New. Year:
DEN1TIS. ELECTRIC
(Now located- inkHarpurhey)
Phone : 669 r 12 Seaforth
tu
O :OUR EMPLOYEES
gas ern
AND
THEIR F;AMILLS, O OURJ
CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS
TO THE COMMUNITIES IN WHICH
'WE OPERATE AND TO ALL
CANo►DIANS:.
EHE
TEEL COMPANY + OF CANADA "'
• LIMITED
MONTREAL.:: GANANOQUE , HAMILTON . BRANTrORD TORONTO
r:
' Rt7lIOK 1 XPO Sf'f'OR swarort'.
IITSBORNE &. HIBBER'
MUTUAL FIRE
INSE:RANCE CO.
aEAD oniricg — Exeter, Ont.,'
Frretddents .
E:, Clayton coiquhoun, R.R, • 1;
$cierice Hill .
Vice -Presidents- • -
Alex- J. Rohde,. R.R." 3, Mitchell
DIRECTORS—]Martin Feeney, R
Dublin; Robert G. Gardatex,
L:R.1, Cromarty; Milton .McCurdy,
R.R. i; Kirk -ton; -Timotily B.
Toohey,-E.R. 3, Lucan,
'AGENTS—Harry Coates,. R.R, 1,
Centralia; Clayton : Narita;
ehell;. Stanley $oeking,, Mitellell
SOLICITOR --W.- G. Cochrane,
Exeter. - ,
iwart rotok at
GOETTLER'S
Red ,& White .Market
DUB salt, ONT. .,
He paused ' to.wipe: his eyes
"And they have. no money` for pro=
ceries. .They - ha'vei't' eaten -for
'days, neither her nor her .three
children. But worst of all •-she
ain't paid her rent in "three months
and is .about ,to be evicted.: Madam,
you could help if only to pay the
rent=and keeps:the roof over their
heads.",
L "It certainly is nice of you to
collect' money" for this poor fam-
ily: Who:' are you?" -'asked . the
housewife..
1 am the landlord " -he answer
•
ed:
GOOD—FOIL BUSINESS?
•
Exponents "of ' legal liquor
.;outlets persist in arguing that
such facilities. promote "good"
tipsiness ..
"Not Sol" _declared one.busi-'
nessrnan in- a Central. Ontario,
community.. "I. ani a .Pharm-
acist in `a 'wet' town where my
fellow merchants have the mise
;-taken`.impression, that`;tile liq
uor'outlet is good for busing$.
?Tlie local hotel was closed
fgt.-two weeks. recently.. due' to -
• a_ violatio11- O s the law which;•
_.
hotel .proprietors pledge ta,-
keep'.:.. My business. increas
ed. '50:. per . cent gross' .during
the two-week period and under
the. same penditions as- those
of the same .two Weeks the
• year .previous, when; the hotel,
;was open .. . The volume of ,
business I am - .losing every
week .to; the. hotel is cash buss-
ness."=(AdVt y:
Goderich. Pavilion
VERY
E
EDNESDAY
at 8.30 "p:M.
Sponsored by Goderich
,Lions `Glubb' for Welfare'--
-- Admission $1..00:--
NO BINGO ,DECEMBER 24 or 31
Resuming January 7th
HOW Medical Science GUARANTEES to
CHASE'S
COUGH- SYRUP OR TACIETS
Another milestone for medical ..
science -at last SAFE, speedy
-relief;;from -irritating coughs '
due to colds or smoking
NOTICE
own of Seafor.
1
. i on
No Parking
• • removal,
To facilitate snow,.. mg
thee Streets of 'this;Munici .ality will be' allow-
ed between the hours of 2 a.m. and 8 a.m'.
This order will be strictly enforced nac
cord-
ante
with the Highway ',Traffic Act, Section
g
43, Su bsectio'n 9.
NOTICE IS :HEREBY GIVEN that the
1Vlala uriicipalty reson
w111. not' be psible for . , - .y -
dama-g es caus'ed to parked - vehicles --'gas 'the--
resin of snow :removal' mo:val' o eratons,
'
D. H. WILSON
Clerk, Town. of Seaforth
at
• KEATING'S
PHARMACY .
The Rexall Drug Store.
'PHONE 28 SEAFORTH, ONT.;
niquInwin1HHimitIniii illIOR iltilifci
•
,.....,,4 M. 4 t.. ..
.,
We talke ;this opportunity to extend
,sincere good :,v ishesl at this Joyous
+Christmastime to all whomwe have• ;
had the ,pleasure- of serving during
the year.
WpALDE:N,.' BROADF'OOT :.
IVIcCOLL - rRONTENA.0 OIL COAT
Texaco Petroleums Products
Phone, 686®W Seaforth
canto says:
When' you bring
the Christmas Tree
home
hollow These
Rules' of .--
CAIIE and
Christmas Trees .,are •filied with- pitch and
resin,- arid--when-dry-_'can, easily ignite ands:-
tilrn f into a roaring flame. -To prevent :this
keep your tree fresh: and green, by putting:'it
',into, 'container of water, or water mixed
with, sand > Cut the trunk .diagonally : at the
end above original cut. Be sure. Water is
�rkept. above the .cut. '
Ornalin eats On the tree can he dan-
gerous,':.'toot :Don't: use `:,cotton or
paper on the trees ,ui less"flameproof, '
Never use.' lighted `-candles , on .the
tree,. otnearby., Keep ashtrays and
-cigarettes away from the tree. ,Re
inove piles of opened gift :wrappings.
Da not place electric trains 'around
'the tree • ;
- Be.sure the tree' is kept away from an open fireplace or
heater. Check lightink sets for frayed wires, loose 'connec-
tions and br'oJ{en seek-
els.
ock-els -• Don't - plug too :
..niany ,cords. into one.
outlet
If 'any extensive '.-
wiring is , planned, call.
• an- electrician.; ,• • cddn'.i.. :.
try :to do it 'yourself 1':;'
)vast. of all, ."Light -Out'''-•
-
' When you leave; home,
and when you.retire for
the evening.
p
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Tir
REMEMBER ! • Nothing - can render- these displays absolutely"safe,:and that if accidents
arenot to. mar the . festive season, ,constants
vigilance :and care must be, exercised.
'To the Citizens -af ' Seaforth and District We::Extend •<Zest
Wishes for a Happy Holiday Season S •
SEAFORTH FIRE BRIGADE
F: C. J, SIMS, Secretary., 40RN F'. SC'oTT,1 re Chief;
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