The Huron Expositor, 1959-01-02, Page 4no
xPosrrou., SEAFOIITH„ ()NT,
T.ANUARY
959.
lOsified's'AdS .41iSertd At. :-Low Cash' :Rates •
FOR SALE, WANTEA• LOST".611ND.' FOUND, ETC,. Per Weridi
beat
"-ziai Week 114, Cent •, • ,
2tinienm
eha-ige..., each insertion... 2-5 i0enr,s-• .7*%t'
EaCh PO*. Initial andalibreviation counts as .one wOrd
,
Cards ek Than* in. .MelocodEgo,-. Notices,. cent per word. Minimum,
\50 rets per week.. •• r -
May be directed to a 'BOX,No..qo TlieHuron Expo0itorr-for.15"cents' extra:
Fifteen cents additionartnitlie ..chaigedif-tidti-;-i•d•-above;Clalla are pot Paid Within: 20
days of date of final insertion.• ,
Births Marriage6-and Deatha inserted' fyee of harge
laYl31leation:
. Coming Events
'VMS NARBARA TALBOT; ,danghter. od
Mr; and Mrs. JOhn„ Talbot, will be guest
Pianist on IYI'LadY at CRN -TV da Wed-.
0,c-orabee si„ at BO y.19„, • .
. 1-43-1
• Last, -§t—Ci:Wd
Lo0011qp 011Arbi i)etweeer,n.,ekoes
gate and Rovers' gate., in '1',uckerstnith.: oat
SatUrday evening.' LLOYD HANEY,'
• • „ ,.•2 '48-1
• ONE BROWN leather glove, 4my'S;-%,-lost-
near Stedmatt•'Stores. MoridaY.t.: D019
ALD c/O john Wood., Phone 672
,r 33, Seaforth. .•
'243-1
. ". •
4. Heti) Waritedi-7
.
REQUIRED to clerk Seafortla
grocery store. Apply Rpot •IIHRON.
EX1'0$I,OR, Seaforth. • .
. ,
RECEPTIONIST .fCti Seaforth
office; some typing n reqiiit&Ltr--Apply-.Box
.'193, auVRON EXPOSITOR,--"Seaparth;
w(fan.an the lady *he Phoned an51.9f;
'7 --fered-...-tot some '...in.:_trvitet three daYl-
Week, please contact • me. - ptraie-sseztrittt-
"."liiRS;713:-"NESdilrIT;-%.Segorth.'•• :
, .
." LAHGE 'United ?States and Canadian
-7 Manufacturing Company reqiiires- Ciistriet.
Managers in Hallett and -51cEillop ToWn..
ToccePtton0Y, 01;a2"'
anteed repeat 'businesil: Automobile essen-
tint ,Agrictiltural or -farming, backgretind
• -most important -training-4114ml-
Reply to r BOX' 84, London, Ontario. •
TEAMER
Required for S.S, No. 12. IVIcKillop•
ToWnship. Duties to Commence January
1st. Apply
MRS. WILLIAM CHURCH,-
Secretaiy+Treatarer, • •
11.11.; 4 -Waltbii Ont.
8. Farm Stock For file
TWENT'T;FIVE-IfTGH.--erght,
for sate: `Apply ROSS MaCGREGORV
R.E. 2, Setiforth. Telephone 84$ p 2. •
.
8-43x1
HOLSTEIN 'COWS and heifer'S,
r�gic-
tered, • accredited, vaccinated and blood
tested. Apply Box 794, HURON EXPOSI-
TOR.. • .
FOUR HEIFERS and two cows, npring-
• ing t 2 heife.rs. fresh. and calves. Apply
LORNE TYNDALL one .mile wet,. had.
• onl-half mile north .ert Clinton:
IL Articles For Sale.
FILMS DEVELOPED in 24 hours. In
by• 11:10 a.m.; back by 3 :36 p.m. next
day. STAFFEN'S GIFTS. • • 11-43-4
HEAVY DITTY electric stove, 4-bierner
,rWestinghouse, in good working Condition.
- PHONE 665-a11er-6- pam -
GOOD ONE-OWNHR piano, Or i1 ex-
change for TV set. Apply to 13ox 789:
HURON EXPOSITO•R. • 11-41x3
-SFAXY -APPLES Fon SALE - Spies..
Xing; Greening, Tahnin Sweet, Snow. De -
Relent etc. Free delivery in tovitti. non'
McCLYMONT & .SONS, Varna. Ph(irie,
collect Clinton 1111, 2-3214., •11-42x4
„ MAGIC, KankErts-Instant dry,. wa-
terproof, *rite on any Surfac,e; ,fust pisil
off 'de -tap and :Wattle Marker _is ready to
ttse.RedlJs available. Nine dolma ink:
• THE HURON EXPOSITOR:, ,
' QUANTITY,of sonare. baled mixed hay;
also some second -cut alfalfa, and some
feed barley. Apply to jAldER LANDS-.
BOROUGH. Phone Seaford( 6,85; r
' 11414
DRAIN mg.
- can nig: IsMan
RYDALL BRICE AND TILE LTD.
ELGINPIELD, ONTARIO 11-89x51
LARGE flannelette blankets; 70”x90”,
<, 84.50; bad. towels, 22x421t, 98c t ,good
assortment ef print, age yard t Men's. low
rubber bouts, $8.95 pale. BORDEN
BROWN; Rinburn. Phone Seatortia,841, r 2.
1.1-40-tt
12 Mranted•To,13ny-
vrANT10---Root piliper, Plinte Sea-
•'torth, 654 r 12.
• ELECTRIC BEATER (fan arced), one
capable of producing a fairly attorig haat,
Apply BOX 794, HURON EXPOS/TOR.
12-43-1
" EIGITES'ttASH PRICES phid for sick.
down' and disabled farm animals. 'Prompt,
conde,ona collection or ail dead and
slisabled WM. anirnalit Ettid hides,
tweet ED. ANDREWS, 851 r 11„
Aasociated With Darling & C� of
° Canada Ltd.
19 1884f.
19; N.�ttees
n Memoriam
•
36.11112 --In loving memory, of our 'dear
daughter and sister: Shirier7A-nn----Muir.
Who was called,hcofie DeCenther 31, 1933,,
• '-relfittlifilinemdties4tre eft'
Of one we'lejved and will never froget;
A loving smile dud a happy face,
A brolcen .link we can never replace.
-Just as you were, you will always be,
Treasured forever in our memory.
•
-Ever remembered and sadly missed by
Dad, Morn and 28-432.1
'HENSALL • SALE will he held Sntur-
day, January 3rd, 'instead of Thursday,
•January 141.• • ,••• „,„„_, 1943-1_
,t2ADIO —"For ail- kinds
'radios, .at TERRY'S' RADIO •SERVICH•
,oppesite Illek• House, Seaforth.' Phone
19 739 -if
• 'MAGIC: MAREERS---Instant dry, 'via-
iterproot. write; en' any surface; just pun'
off- the 'cap.. and:Magic Marker is ready to
nee.' Nine„:„.-Colore'
• green.brown; .•orange.'
:Yellow;. Purnie. OnlY'":414.0 sash.
-THE HURON, EXPOS,ITOR. .
,
• HIGHEST CASH PRICES
„
Paid.. in Surrounding district for dead.
old sick or disabled horees and'eattle. 034
-horses for slaughter at 5c per .pound.
For. prompt, sanitary •disposat, 24-hour
• Phone . LEROY-ACHESON ,
. •
' EDGAR-L4n ' loving inemorY of -a dear
mother :and • gitindinether,..'IVIM. Robert
Eduart • Who passed away two. ..yeara :ago;
Death is a heartiche•fie. °tie Can heal,
trettatires
• Beautiful tmemorieet are we hatVe left
' Of the pi-ie.:that-we loved and can never
- ,
. •
- -Ey:Qr.-remembered.. by:-
. 24-43-1
25. 'Personals
HYGIENIC ''SUPPLIES (Rubber: Goode),
"niejled • Postpaid in Plain- sealed ,envelone
with- price list. : 6 .samples'.25c;24 %Ram,
pies' „.81,60.
NOVA RUBBER -91, Hamilton.
- CATTLE BREEDING.
• :ASSOCIATION:-
.• Are -Used
-
• hr'eeding• serviCe for
all.ilireedit>t•eattle.%' IfLphon'ing.' long diS.:
taribe,t'• ifitinply ',•nsk .fort •:t-chti3tori Zenith
:'If.% it ,'tia lute. „Our.
regulat -number: Clinton KIR- 2-3441;.•For
Sei-uireeT.
tween: -1:30 , and '10:00, -aim; week days:
ost.,,ikila-li.:6iL•tnittirdaY- evenings-
rows'
noticed in heat on Sunday,morn-
not- call; :until: Monday, moil -ling,
The quality is and ,the cost le.W.
't ' 19-39,tf
2 Legal Notices
.OF TIJCItERSIViITII:
Notice of NOminat*
eeting
' A ettulg.' Of the. Eleeth/s the ,T0Wa-
Ship:: of l'uckerarnith will be beld in the
Town; -Hall, 'Seaforth,•; ope.-,$F,froay, Decem-
ber.' :62,58C.
iug .t-eandidatea,-lfor ;tti.:,Ofns'eS,tif Reeve
and Counejlidrs .for099, !at,d certain
School Trusta/eS, far' tilie 'years 105'2 and.
Ncliniaatious. -will be ` rceeived ,fronat, the
hour Of . One o'clOeli to two O.'ekick in the
. „
Im'. the event mcire'. being noir:Mated
• than are teCillifthi to -fill ,the positions, amm.
electiori!. will be.'held on.',Mofiday, January
will t 'be 'ope,ri. from' 9 a.m.
to d'..P.m.; at the following! places:,
No. 1 -Mrs. Sheila, kiii.'tt.hcase.
F.ealtand.vine:• D.R.O., Hr,rry Chesney; P-
C., Williani•-• Caineren.
" •No., 8131110
-
;Roy MaGeoch; P.C., Edith Russell. •
George', Turnir't P.C., Howard Johns.'
--• ' •
•
p:s.n, No.,
Norris Si11erir;;1'.C., • jelin Broad feet.
, P;S.D.• No. -54--s:s.' 'No,
TIVIel4i11 ,TfaMititt',7P.:9";--1iewn, Bali.-
P.S.D. • NO.. 6S.5.: No. 9:•
Robert Genimell ; C -John--Wood.
E. p. cuEsNFY,
IfIGHEST, tEASH PRTOES Paid fat
01W, -Claim or '0Sah1ed iesiEt It rind horses -4.'4
•• Dead (Mitts and tomes ,pickedup for re -1
• ritcdral koraptlY, ' Also to:anted: tct
boar bogs. CaG &Aka; lifttisseler
" BRUCE fiLlatLA,T1', Brussels. •
.. • . ,. 19 ?39-tf
„-Ilpertil :For Rent.
, 'APARTMENT- for eat imatediately.
OrtvILLin OKE. 160-M,-Seaforth.
• 19-739-tf
. Notices
-23. Cards of
, • •
• T-WITI to thank my' manY friends and
neurlibor5-.60r time .many kandneslies- showtr
0 me while a patient inSt. Josep,h's Hos::
pital, • 1,oirdert. ' , ,. • ,• •
23-43-1 • • CHARLYS INDEFt
•
MB.. - JAMB %ll TYRsON wishes to
thank 'all --th,,se. who remenfheied, lier in
ativ way. while a patient in Scott :Meru.-
orial Hospital. • It was all verymuch
appreciated. ' 23-43x1
WISH. tO extend otir' thanks ," and,
'inPreciation to out- .friends' and neigh.,
bars -aria special- thanks to' Mr. G. A,
iffigitneit fOr the: Malty •adts of, kindness
during out recent •bereaventent. ,
• MR. AND MRS. 14011MA3t. SCHADDL- '
'HACHWELL-The farnily of the' late
Joseph ilackwell triSh to extend their
heartfelt thanks anf aPpreciation for ,the
actsof kindness, Smtoas5ges Of tan:apathy'
anti beautiful floral tributes received from
their kind friehde, relatives and 'neighbors
in -Melbas Of their dear father and grand-,
father. , 2343$1
'• TIM FAIWILY of the late Mrs. Matthew
Arnistrong Wish" tot extend their thanks
and .apPreciatibn for the maw; acts of
kindness, messages of sympathy ,a
nd fteiret
triblites during their recent bereavement
ppma). thanks to Mr. G. A. Whitney,
Rev. .L 0 Britton end anYot;e WhO
•• • 3-42-1
The good juclgmeit of sortie pee-
.
pie will never wear out. They don't
•use it often enough..
No Nt.so
.1.
26.
ALDWINKLS-eAt-%Secitt. Mettiorial Hos-
Pital, on Deeentlier .24, :to, Mr. and Mrs.'
l'ean Varna, a daughter. ,
, , „ .
JENNER-At the 'NCToineri'S
ToroxiM,,.• on ...•Deceitilien. 22, 1953;
..t ;•tto' Mr.,:and Mrs:- Renneth.t,..T.either:.(nee.
Itilraes);••••a sort . A ?brother'.
LINFORD-At ifespital,
:Lege/ober anMrs.' Den-
• :••• ' daughter,
VICMilla Died Heapi.:-..
Chitham•t'. N.13.on•t:Montley. De-'
' • .'eetriber„,29„ 1958, a'. SOn4-DiIiid -Miles. • ..;
2?Y.-LANU-t::'ScOtt
'• on D e.einber. '23; .. :tot'
Nyland, HR. 11;•Lublin, ,
• •
2
DreatliS,
Seaforth, on ThursdaY, Dec.
"25; Thomas Kenney, in his 87th Year.
FEDERATI
BRIEFS
(Continued _froth -Page 1)''
-holidays.--with.-1-1VL" Dunn: •
Mr. Basil:Tureen, of Stratford,
-spent-- - • ristmas an-
- Miss -Annie Gorden spent:Christ-
mas With 'Mt. and --Mrs. Robert W.
Campbell in McKillop.- •i ' .
'Mr. : and- M. Frank Cildniere
and -:.Miss Nancy, Cianiore,:,. wal-t
racebutg, spent --ChristiriaS , with
Mis's Hazel Reid, and Mr. D. L.
: -Xis§ 'Jessie IFirilayspric. of ,' Port
Credit, -IS visiting her -mother;- Mrs..
.lattes Finlaysen -Egrnoridville.'
-. Mrs.' -Aline PinkneY„ sPent ,• Box;
ing, -Day' with -1 her janother, Mrs.
Laurae.Terniyn,lt in Brussels. - -
• Mr. 'and Mrs!. Briiee --Diipee and
family, of Clirston,,pent Chriak
Inas with Mr,t and IVIrs„ BLernia
CONSTANCE HARLOCK NEWS CIF THE WEEK
Young 7 • people - gpending- the
Christnias holidays at their . par.
eaterhoines are --IVIisS" Muriel
Dale, of Brampton, with Mr. and
I'MrSe Verne Dale; . • Mr.. Douglas
-Riley, of with„ tt and
Mrs, Frank Riley; Miss Janet Mac-
gregor, of 'FordWieh, and Charles
IvlacGregor, Of Guelph,. with Mr.
and Mrs., Ross MacGregor; '- Mr,
Tont Whyte, Of Ridgetown, . and
•Miss, Mary, Whyte„ with
Mr. and Mrs.'W; L: Whyte; Mis'S
Mdilwaln,""Stratford, with-
iVLr,.anet Mrs. George MeIlwain;
1MiSs 1..aurei Dale, Stratford, with
Mr. end .Mrs: 'William Dale; Miss
'Marilyn Tayler,- -Stratford,. Mr, :and. -and. IVIrs„ IlarveY. _Taylor. ' •
thid Mrs. _Robert , Woods and
Debbie; -of Ajak,'are spending boli -
day the .,latter's parents; Mr.
and Mrs, , Frank Riley.
• Mr.; 'and :Mrs. ',I,ae-J.1)enald• and
.Son -S, "Of:Midland; • IVIIChigan,.-,.:..are
spending" the Christmas.:"' holidays
•With the -latter's. parents, Mr: and
Mrs. •Robert. Jamiegen.: .•
Mr. and ., Mrs., E.' F," •Wa-rren,
-I,-yiida and -Helen, Of 1.,:ondonTSPent
,Christmas withthe latter s. par-
ents,Mr and IVFrs EarT Lawson.
and.: Mrs:: `Joe Riley held
Christinas dinner for .Mr;. and Mrs.'
Frank ared,pouglas,
;',1-761-11:13-,iley;701: •
Mr: 'andt'lVirs. •Itohert Weods. and
Debbie;- of AAjax.-.. , , !, .
, • -Me, ,,,Thither7Saii,elers
spent:Christmas Day with •Mr. and
•Mrs; Kerr Reed a,nd,. Sens,. •ot LOn7:
• . '
• yfi,. and. Mrs: . Thornps•en•
and. John ,.andkMr.and Mrs. Wil-
fredt-,Seett- -and- Brenda- enjoyed
Christinas dinner., Wiith-. Mr. and
•Mr.-iand MiSk'.W.• C. t Beitriett, of
Clinton,. spent ChriSimas' with Mrs.
R. K. McFarlane.. , •'"
Mr. and Mrs', R. 'James • Wallaee;
arid Cherie' Lynn. ,Spent
Vitb-dyI_Z-Wallace and
Miss '.1Vfilley' ',Whalley in Toronto,'
andWrik"-Airt:". and, Mrs.:Stan:Den •
f " il Cliff d
Mitt: Smith spent -Christ-
mas with lier.son and daughter4n-
law, IVIrit, and MTS.- Donald Snalth,-
, Mrs. J'..• J Sclater is :spending
the Chriastma.s: seasonin Toronto
th f
Mrs. race oggar , o New
llainbtirg,.. :and Miss. Mariall'',Sear, 1V-1 ".: Ken :ThnniPs°11 and family"
Clifford
lett •0 Georgetown spent „Christ; .0.11.4ipyrdj9(bliiii.4Ftlemr-agsircutjnnine'6rf with Mr
mas at their, home here,. ;:,.
and Mrs--•.ROss MacGreger
of-2.Dunclas;,•; silent, -Christmas, and Mrs. Borden Brown,
Mr and l,trs J EijaWwirIlien%e Joyee.. and Elaine spent Christmas.
and 'Brenda, :Of I $t,,MaTY&l: Mr,. and: .HD4aeS7'.o.e14;iit!1;..aMndrs...WiStahr°',Igh.Broi.ansYnd.;Mrs
Mrs. Lewis Bolton-, •tand-',, Mrs Edgar 'Bingham,
Alex Kr_anLfamj1 an4,-.M17,141:41_ .1.,Waltet-Seett: .spent
Mrs1111thm'Litt1e and fammly all of McXillop spent Christmas Wlth .:',2dile-e,misst.t.rimase.cDraaey;',Wdifth,4-1144rcionaid
Mrs
Mr-ez.andMrS'.•:pocy., • and Borden Brown:and,
•- t-Leaditig:t"-SeaMaii•• -:.Eisleri ,Witk Mrs S
of .,the retlirilddt. fitt EseluiH :Brown,' of Hanover, 'Spent "Friday
malt,,.B„.C.TftilloWntg a Week's lielk
daYS-iiiiSeafetOlit alVfi'?duMdlrPhl
.mr, and NITS'. Jelin ."'t We 'are', glad to -learn that 'Rev.
WaY, back, lb- -the. SPent
Ikt.r...and-Mrsl-Russell A. Walter,am y. - - .
NEVVS:.'
Mr; '•PnitgIastl SteWarti, Of • Tenn%
„ .• , • . to=•`;'spentChristmas holiday
, -
By J.' c'Ailt,..nEgriOw..0:(•.• with Mr and .MrS, J. A...Stewart.
•
Christmas has • paSsedfor an -Leading', Seaman Lorne 'clencliey
„
ether year and •I hope it has been Son Of Mit•t,t.and
a happy' One fett all , Of you; yet,pled-nett terne clitistrnas..,t.afternoont
having. heard the death:, tell ,on., the from Italifak.-. Mr Goudie Wasone
higInnitaYStfer the holiday weekend of the 'Crew on the damaged de--
Abo- many this stroYer escort turon,%WhiCh;rea.pli-f•.
chriatMas..haS :been tregie. I -would. ed Halifax early Christmas -,Day;
V)."'-ish,,-.Yeti;, a; IllOstt happy andsue: following- a hectic trip" across Jhe
tcessful•NeW:Yeat,.-Yet Lknew.only, Atlantic -
Well; thateby-the•-time:January4,:-.git.'Deirald La rrithit and. Larry„
tllt":_r_dlIS around there Will be ,seine. Of 'adderi"Clit-",-Mr::: -.krrieldeLainent,..
missmg Let us alt be ju5ta Jit-,Harnilton; "'Mr fl and •IVritS., "Norman
tle -tmprecareful: 131.--•1050:•-04:; keep.: Lamont and Leslie and Mr and
the .initniber, ef"traffic deaths to an Mrs; • . Albert Osrriond, .„ Keith: 'lahd
alitime low...: It .:Oarthe.';,.0.0ne!..-1Karen of Galt and Miss Nelhe
E'er.the farmer,: 1955 was gen Chriatniest,
erally; .., a little Vetter, ;than the, rwith t•their mother, ;qrs....Margaret.
previOnS,-..Year;:t.,and".prespects;- for Lament,, Winthrop.--• ••-• '
Almost ,..Mr., and Mrs. Ross :Smale and
.every time 1 Write: one, of these family; • t Mr: and. Arthur
articles I..feel • the:. need for more Sniale'ari'd'.haby, of Lambeth; Mr.'
'a ccurate .• figures . and ..statements, and Mrs.-Lloyd,HaCkney and, I -
but find T...have;,to- use, 'What -,s ily, of Kirktort„ Mr and Mrs. Al.
•available. ,;L ' r - Hildebrand; "arid. Ifainlly,,t'ef 'See--
In . forecasting'..':fOr.J959;"'1 would fotth, and Mr; 'IVIerftgoinery.-Davis
-
:say that we':ean,Iook,for: high grain .pf Staffa,- Were -guests ' for .
Chtist-
priCe. .1\1r,• Harkness, Minister of •itias'-at the heineef•Mr.." and :Mrs.: -
...Agriculture,: has Stated ..,that; .all ,Albert,„Srnale, of .Seafortli. • , .-
,-Western grain :Will be„deliiierable .,ttlyfrs-• Beattie, of 'Ottawa,
to the---eievatorS•.,-t.this-Tetop-yea spent,•:the -weekend
This;..in. 'turn, could, inea.n:t.thaf Mrs....',..10hn -Beattie ,and Mr., and
WeStern, ',farmers' :May net; be. as *Mts.:. J.- A. Stewart,-.'': t•.-• • •.- t'
ifithrested in leeding-liVestecknext, Mr. - and ',Mrs.' T'•.• -J. -Flynn, Were.
-;guests at,the Wigghis•--itLister Wed:
on •the ' Market tor".59-00; the price ding, in Brantfard„enDeeember'20.
of grain will "probablYnot. increase, They; spent Ciritmas in,: Terteri,
as ;:ninch...aS .it otherwise Would' to„,alidt while returning" on Sunday
hoWevere Witha reduCtisinin West -visited frieiidslinr.ClarkSen; Bur...;„
.ern feeding, 'We could leek' tor bet- land AlderShOt..
. . .
ter .PrieeS' for: .1iVestoelc, partien-. '
larly in hog's andpouItry products'.
Just to confuse the citiestioii a
tle more, I might add that all this
would change drastically if we
were to have a verrgood or -very
-bad -crop year. Finally, please do
not file .this forecast as it -might
prove embarrassing ' by. 1960.
•At- this, -time I would like- to
point out the vital importance , of
having at market for " our farm
Produce. I ,can only -produce broil-
ers if I have a eontract.With seine-
ofie t�' i buy.those broilers, If I
produce eggs I, as yet, can Sell
them but again get some-
thing less' than if 1 had a contract
-andegn probably look forWard
the hear future of havinglo -seek
a contract to be able to sell,eggs.
tl can, bring my hogs to Clinton and
'know that they, wilt be sold, Algo-
1 can expeet at least- an equal
price to the. Toronto market:
can take my fat cattle- te a corn-
unity- sale or to thezstoeky:ards
-
III Toronto and know that they -will
he• sold. However, if y bring my
cattle • to '1Clinton " I, can .he • sure
that I will' get the Toronto Pride,
trans_portation • to, • Toronto.
Why should this be ,whexi
ases my, cattle will only go • t�
Stratford • or '• Kitchener? Many.
,times this transportation' • factor
gives me a higher pride, for niy
begs in Clinton, why then sliduldn't
it 'tle the 'same for my cattle? ,
I don't pretend. ,to know all the
answers, or low -this 'should be
brought about; but think all farna-
„ers will are that there is no ob,
jeet in` producing a product, for
which there is no rnarket. Many
indePendent loroiler-trowers feund
this out to their sorrow Some years.
T.. White .is .able to be home -after
sPendin:S, few:- weeks in
Victoria Hospital, - London.• •
rbkimioIeSo
A.-erokinole social, Sponsored by
the 'IATMS in aid. of •the ,Mission
Band,: wag enjoyel. -by all present.
A program Was prepared by the
Mission -Band with readings by
Mary Buchanan and -Nlary :Mac-
Gregor, and a „piano solo by Joyce
Brown. A vote of thariks-,wa.s ex-
tended the, WM:S. Lunch t was serv
ed, by the ladies. , vvere
given out.tp all the children. Eight
-.tables ,.prOgressiVe crokin.ole
Were in play, With prizes,geing-to:
high man, Kenneth Cook.; low,
Beverley Jewitt; high' lady, Deanne
Dale; low, Nancy Buchanan; lucky
chair, Nancy Biichanan:- 'Margar-
et ;McGregor was chairlady. .
'A.;Miss Jey t Montgomery and. IVIiss.
Rnelahl 'Woods, ;.of Anderson,,In-
'diana, and Mr: of
Mrs. P. Davis
.and family, ..of Kansas; are spend-
ing Christmas :and...New, Years'
ith.Mr: and Mrs, tlarenee 'Arent-
, .
, Mr. and Mrs.' Earl Lawson :and
Reg -Spent , '.Christmas”, Day with
Mr.' and Mrs, Jack Davidson,- of
Seaforth. •, " • -
•• Mr. and :Mrs.. Harvey, Taylor
-held.- ehistrndsHdineriQu FridaY
for Mr. and -Mrs,. Verne Dale, 1V,Iur-
fel, Miltray.and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Lawson and Reg Mr •, and Mrs
Jack Dodds,•Mr. and: Mrs. E. -S.
Warren, Linda 'and Helen, of 1,,on-,
Mei wno are industriouS, • sin=
pere and honest will have easy
sledding ,on their way to success.
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-cOMPLETE LAIThtntrttaik„ In • Sea.-
als-1..kt :and nty.,:biettaitt • Star,.
vice:• wnnteS adatcalk
Zutey.. •
• . : 19,139.4E.
Xot•TIOD 7
oWnslup :of _Tjackersinith
th.tept,rees., •airid inhabnlatita, Of • the
TOWneltifi 'of Titeltereniith are requeeted,
by,ttte-Cdt*ii, to not• park t•COP'.
Oh/ reads atid streets tiering the Winter
tioxiti*lit, &dee faCilliate Snewnlowing
tifterationa,
Cotincil Wilt not berestuinsible for .dara-
ta tany Arehictes, ..yarked an roads or
,
P. CHESNEY,
• Clerk1 Tuckersmith.
ts-s9.4f
virtiAT' Yot3 WANT,
TRY NEtiftr,,Art
....Tc0D4tif
An Anti -Rabies Vaccination-Clhilp will be held
in the
J111313E101 'roWNSIIIP STAFF.
bn
FRIDAY,: JANUARY 9, 1959
from. 9 am. to 12 noon'
and at the --
ILLAGE. OF DUBLIN
In Cronin's Service Station
TUESDAY, JANUARY 13,
• from 9:30 a.m.' to 11:30, a.m.
This service is offered free of charge by`the Canada Departnient
of Agriculture and all ovfners are 'Urged to present their dogs and
pets for vaccination. ,
• The regedar nigeting a surne.y.
'1,thideshoto_YTT.1 vvas--held,StuddaY
33 'members present., The meeting
was epened.by earal singing in the
Village. Preadent*Pat Mureh and
secretary Nellie Westerhout -were
in Charge Of :She
The IVIISSions and. --World,. Put-
reaeh- -,Griiifirciiiide-r The leadership
of,,BarrY',PmeWere hi charge of
worship. , • • . •
Mr...and,•Mrs. Ward Knox • visit-
ed on &middy' evening with Mr:"
and Mrs. ,Bert Allen, of ,Lendes-
Iloro.: •
Mt, andlVIrs..- Earl Bernard, Mr. -
'and Mrs. ,Thomas -Bernard • and
children,' of ,..Brussels;.,-. -and . Wallace
East,' -of r -Clinton Visited,„.SunclaY
With Mr„ and Mrs:: John McEwing.
and family..
Mt: and'1VIrs.,Vatson." Reid 'and
David ,'- and. Mr.... and., Mrs._ Genrge
Carter, of. LOntiesboro,-, Visited on
Christmas -Day -with Mr.' and Mrs.
Glen -Carter 'and' fatnly,' Of -Lon-
•desboro.• ••• .
JndMrs;-.iameSTMCEWing
and Kathleen, Mr. and Mrs. John
IVIcEvving and familYand' Mrs. S.
Mc'EWirig-,. •Of ,• Seaforth, --sPent
Christmas Day With Mr„ and Mrs.
Wilhain7-Pepper„ Bert -and Cao1,
of TticketSmith.„ ,-• -•
• Miss .,Teniik IVIorue,.of.Londen, is
spending- holidayS, with
her7parents;
'M,Orne,.. and ,Michael. -
We are -all .glad tO, hear that
is home, and all -",hope
that'he has a speedy;recovery...
Mr: and Mrs. -Russell -Macpetla,
Jimmy. and "Debbie, Of London, . are
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George
. Visitors atthe 'hOnie of Mr: -and
Mrs. Wesley Roe on', 'CbristmaS
'DaY.,w.ere:21/fis-•.t.-A1eX 'Wallace; Mr:
Ann and Heather, of Seaforth;Mr.-
,and. Blake,",•Mratid
Mrs;cerald-B1-akRand'; t.Glenda
,thid Linda, of HolineaVille; Mr. and
Mrs:. Charles, ,2Reidt,- Dongie, ,and
Chaiden-e-;44.yarria.;.,-„Mr„...and.„MrS;_
DorialdWallace, tJfidY; Bobbie and
Bennie,': Of Seaforth-,-. Mr. and Mrs.
Hovira.rd•Yeandle; -Kitchener;
MrS.:.".Theinas• ;CalWell,' Of -Brnee-.
AVIr:.'-:and." :Mrs.. N....Walker;
Bruce, DoriS. and Join, • of Brnee-
-fielde-and -Mr. -and„;IVIrS:
Miller, Kenneth, Keith, 'Kathleen;
Johnnie,,,'Marlene . and
.Patsy of Seaforth, t,
r... and MzsJ „Tohri McEwing, and
fa roily .. visited ori SaIlliiIRSI:•eveli,'
.
mg with .mr. and..lVirs.. George Ber-
nard anfamily, oftMcKillop.
siterSatth e. home -of ..Mr..,.•;_arid-
IVIrS. Geerge•'Sniitli'on Christmas
Day,.•Were Miss Mao Srnith and
Mr, Bob Smith,:. of --Seaforth;-
James. Neilans, Mr. and Mrs.- RObt.
Smitn,.•ef,.Seafortli, andMiss Mar,
;jorie„Biekell, Of ttTorontO. •tt
'tViSitorts4atjhe-horne. Of ,Mr., and•
lfrs;Ernetsorf Heskon"ChtiStin.as
'Day.: W-ere:..:•'1VIr.,- and • Mrs..: Deng
Hesk-t-andejtennie.„,i
Mr: and. Mrs. , Gordon. Ifesk and
Terry; 'of .Lolie ; Mr. -"and Mrs. Glen
Eobinon alidT,fathilYL'Of North
Bay, and Mrs.: Robert Davey -and
Debbie' Of 'North Bay. ". ,
•"t.Mr.,' and Mrs.„ --Watson' Reid- and.
-David visited on Sunday ,evening
'with .Mr. and NIrs. George„Carter,
of. Londesbbro, ". •
Mr:, and Mrs..' Harry Lear spent
Christmas Day With Mr.' and Mrs.,
Landesbero: • "• • . • 2' •t;
MisS Martha Leiper -,:'of --Seafortti;
ViSited on,' Christmas ay. .
Leiper • and'
Mr. -It andIVIrs.,-George 'Witt and.
Mr-:•-••ands.,,M__:r..,s.-Ru
.. ssell „ M a cBeth,
ebbie, y. .of. Lenclon.; Mr.
and Mrs. Den McNail and. fan -lily
,sbent Chri stm a S Day lYith, Mr. ,t and
-5-.Wrrs.„ James Turnbull -and family,t;
Mrs.. Lydia Hall and Bonnie, a V-
ronto, tad Mr, and Mrs. William.
..1VIr: and, Mrs. Leo Watt and.fanv-
ily spent t'Chriattnas' With. -Mr... and
Mr's, .Den-Watt,•tet paha-war.-
, Mr. and. Mit., Harry Lear- and
Mr: and Mrs. Neikirk Lear, of
Londesboro, visited an Friday With
Mr. and -Mrs. George Underwood
and family, of Wingliant'
Visitorsat the. hoine-Of-M-r,---and
Mrs. Art IVIcClure -on Christmas
Day:were gr. and -Mrs, Elgin Dale
and family, Of Clinton; .111r, and
Mrs- George Bernard. 'and ,family
'and : . and 4rs.Bob McClure
and Ross McClure, of 1VIcKil1op
Mr.. and Mrs. :Harry J,;eak
visit-
ed
and Mrs., • Ed.% Weeds., '• '
Mr. • and Mrs.- Ait-t". Cason-- and
children spent Christinat.nay•With
tJamieson, of
Londesborn.: "7
:.Mr. end Mrs., Art ',Colson and.
family. visited.-Witli Mr,. and Mrs.
Harry Sturdy, Of Clinton.
NSALL RfiltEti
of nlvfnirge,:,.13'Ala-t_eBb..t.prC:7713e. 11
and Bill,.
GuelPh, are Visiting *i Mrs,
. Mr.. RusSelt Hedden,-Karen. and ,
Kevin and , Orville Heddeni and,
daughter,. Lorna, of St. CatharineS,,)', •
spent Christmas. with Mrs. path-. '
erine Hedden and Herb, •
, ,
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RptePayprs•
. of Tuckersimithi
Your support at thepolIs
-1" •
.on Monday in my:bid.for
re.„-elegtiOn to
'be' apprethated.,
TOO many people who have, for.
a rainY, day work on the assume -
tion that it will be a light shower.
. ,
•
Al• l „men are _created equal -and
endowed by their creator with an
insatiable urge to become other-
Chri trriaS Day visitors.. With Mr:
and Mrs., Robert Jamieson and
Jim were; Mr. and Mrs. Art Col-
son and farnily, Mr, Colson, Sr.,
of- Blyth, Mr. • and Mrs. William
Lee Solider and family, of Stitt -
ford, -and Mr, and Mrs, ja-Ck Don-
ald and sons, of Midland, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Ariderson
and' Mr. and Mrs: Erie Anderson
and family spent Christmas Pay
with.Mr. and Mra: Dave Anderson
and -farnily,--of Loridesboro-,...--.-
IVIr and Mrs.• Basil Bernick
spent Christmas Day with ^IVIr.'and
Mrs. Robert Hornick, of Chatham:-
• Mr., and Mrs. William Glouslier
alld Stewart silent Christmas Day
with Mr. and Mrs. 'Austin Dexter.
• Mr. and IVIrs.- Henry Glousher,
of Blyth, 'Spent Christrnas Day
with Mr.. andMrs. Wm, Glousher
and Mr. -and IVIrs„ _Austin Dexter. .
OnS.unday Mr: and Mrs. Wil-
mer Giousher enterta.,thed'Mr, and
Mrs. Nelson McClure and Clayton,
of Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. John
Sanderson, Sylvian and Elmer, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Dexter, of
Blyth. , •.
ChriStrnas Day yisitors' with Mr:
and Mrs. Alfred Buchanan Were:
Mr; and Mrs. Wilfred 'Buchanan
and family, of Ilderton; Mt. and
Mrs. Jerry 'Cook, and family, of
Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. ' Donald
Buchanan and family,, and Mr, ,and
Mrs, Fred Buchanan and Son.
,Christtnas Day Visitors with ,Mr.
and Mrs. George Mellwain , and
family were: Mr. and- Mrs, Wal:
of .Brussels.
• '
IVIr.-, 'and • Mrs: Les Reid visited
on 'Christmas.:Day . With 'Mr. ' and
•Mrs. ,C1ayten--,.1VIcGregoint 'of . Blyth.
' ..Visitors at the litone • of Mr.- and
Mrs: 'Ed. .Bell. en' Christmas Day
• were • Mrs Kneclitel. of Clinton
ter Kingswell of Goderich• Mr.
and Mrs. Hector Kingswell,
Clinton; and Miss Joan Talbot, of
/VIr. -and 1VIrs. Jarnes Atwood and
family, of -Winds9r, spent Christ-
mas weekend with. „l11-. and "Mrs.
Robert GriniiildliY.,1"
To the:Ratepayers
of Tuckersmith:
I wouldiike your support it the,
p_olls_for_Eehool-, Trustee,. t,
1cl-fie 'Whitehouse
To the Ratepayeri
of Tuckersmith:
Having been nominated,
to serve again- on the
School Area _Board, so,
•licit you .support. If elected, I wiThcOntinu,to serve
you to the best a. my
- Chester Neil
'Victor Lee ,
-:unifommononnmonumnisimisr:
inonmeminoimminniannammus
theTo Rctepayers
etsrrtit
ayingl been nominate
for a on -Connell, .
1:seek iyOur .sUppOrt atthe
. • .
:polls.: on..,,404day.:
Lewis Clark, Jr.
mannumnamnimamimaimantior.`,
Mamamminimammannunninu
I
_
To --the- Ratepayer
tic ersrnith:
Seeking re-election on
Monday, to your Council,
your support at the polls,
would be ,appreciated.
'.ArthUr VarkY..
'maim omaminomainuilminto
TT -0-=7
e---RotePaYers
- -
Being nominated as "Trus-
te fOi;aiothei, tern on
t
• pal tnAa at ,rSe- tkhi gB7
p -f°0°111 -S4' your
a T
day.
Wi hing ou all the best 'fer '59,
- OSS
flomoolimoomonianommamia
T E ELEC
TO et,---ROtqpp
Having ,'served onyour
Obnficil for the past two'
y;ears, .-and having- beeii.
nominated again, I re -2.
spectivelYSolicit your.sup-,
,ary 5th election..If e1ect4;.,
'ed Iwiliserve vou to the-:
best 'Of -MY ability. -
,
lgin-Thompson
/
For .straightforward, sound, econornica,1adininx--•
stration • and ,eonalconsideration of all -.citizens
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