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Boxed `Ch c iO.
--Smiles' n .Chuckles_ . ,
Valentine
Wrapped and
Heart -Shaped
From. 70c to'$2:25:
McKINDSEY •
DRUGS
Seaforth Council,_
Approves Accounts
i�lere' Aire' Your` upid endo:rseci ! tore
With a Variety of Gift Suggestions that `
'V ill Find :-Tke r ' `Mork Straight. To Vo it
Sweetheart's ' Heart
VALENTINE'S [ AY,..FEBRUARY 1.
• TS;eaforth ' Public • Library; ; ad-
vance,, $1,000;-'W, _Pratt, $40; Re-
ceiver General of Canada, .stamps;
$47,.92;•Seaforth Public- School; ad-
vance;, $4,000;. A. Horne, salary,•
$26.4x;; . 'C,' Reeves, acct., $3; A.
Bushie, wages, $T5.80 A. Price,
1 H. ver-
verti'nie �
o Maloney,Y,
, $ r
time, $26;• H.:Glew, :
Ja.cct.
a
c`
ct.
$15;•
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,
Calder s 1arY, $98> H,.Bolton
' 6 A Millerr, :wages $48;
:W.., E. Southgate,.acct., $529.00;
The
Municipal World.;Ltd:, 'acct.,
H. 'Wilson !alar 258.3;
3
'$24;...p.Y, $
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E "Hutchinson,. salary; ,.$320.83; • S.,
{{Rates- salar 262:50;.H. Maloney',
1. :.., .., yr,.$ o, ..._ '-•Yr-.
salary, $243,$3; A. Price, .salary,
$205:83;' H G. hays, _acct , =$700;
Huron : Expositor acct $182 .67.
Relief $35f M. Laycox, acct.;
$30,• • L. Eickensweiller • account,
'$8047•;:, P:II; ,, .acct $37,38;
Smithi{s Grocery,, acct.
Glew, acct. $5;A. Miller.; acct ,
$42; E. Larlone • acct., $13:15;.,W..
15undas, acct., $1218 Geo.,A.'Sills
& Sons; acct,; $2448; Kerslake's;
acct.,'$22,95; ` S'eaforth Sunoco . Ser
.vice,- acct ; $1090, Canadian Tire
Corporation, -acct., ;$114.88.;',;
overtime, ',$15„:50;. A
50;: ,
Price, Maloney,overtime•, ,$6;. N C. Bell,'
-acct., $3163; M E. Clarke, -acct ,
$$106.01;; Sawyer'141assey account
C Coombs ,acct,..$1244;.',Cana-
dian ' National Railways, *acct.,.
$55,56rSugertestet:.. Corp P?;Ltd.,
acct,, $16,62;- M..MeLlwain & Sons,
acct., L.$221.25,;.Seaforth' Lumber.
Ltd., acct:, t$105,47;VRe'gier°Trans
port acct $1:50, C Coombs, acet ,
$8 72, .:Bell Telephone;;' Co. acct,
,$93.70;:Huston Fire Equipment Co.,,
>acct,,.,$9 25, Seaforth•Motors,'.acet.
$37,06; ":C E Hickey . &:Sons,
acct:, T$55 95; `Box. Furniture. -Store;
acct:,;,, $17 00,•;;George H. ,`Miller,
00•." M,- E: Clarke
act.- t
t ,
, $3
B$69
acct. 2 00
".61•:H n
$69 >
Stewart Bros:';, acet,,;''$270.65l
Boyce; .acct.,:.$115,• •
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It's useless' to put your best foot:
D,ISTRICT.._
MRS.' E. NI. DUCHLOW
Mrs. ;:Ethel M. Ducklow, mother
of Mrs,` Arthur` Wright, Seaforth,
passed away Sunday in Listowel.
Services were ,held from the- Mc-
Laughlin and (teed funeral ,home
on, Wednesday. `
Mrs. DuckloW' is • survived . a by
four daughters:., Mrs. 3. E. Sey-
mour,. of Oshawa; Mrs. Arthur
Wright, Seaforth; Mrs: David. Dav-.
-idson, Listowel, and'Mrs. Marshall
.
in
Cl ger,—Londgn:
MILS. 'PETER D'EICfERT
iii eh the
' 'Mrs.Peter Deichert Z� ,
former Clara •C.• Theil, of Hay
township; gasse.,d away -Friday -at
Zurich. <' She was,, 61 -
• Survivors include her'-husliatd,
Sons,. Bertrand,; ;London;, •Harold,
HaY„ LIoYd „Glenn ,..at
home;., daughters', Mrs.7.. Clarence
Rohner, Exeter; `:1Vfr5. HerbertKel-
ler, Hay;: Mr's. Rose ,142erner„ Zit*=
ich, and Miss. Virgiifia` Reichert,
Waterloo: Also' surviving are,
brothers, Adam,; Theil, ; Dycraft,
Alta;;;.'John Vancouver;, Andrew,
Toronto, Albeit ;and $irnony Kit-
e$ener; 'Iihama`s;::C-a-lgary; . siste'rs,
Mrs Ma -ay Eiidebrand; :;;Seaforth,
Mrs E. rossmg Detroit; and Mrs
Rosa1 ne ' Mowey, ;, Kitchener
Services were held at St Peter's'
Lutheran t hurchi; Zux*ich on l4Ioii
day, with. air,angements'.;in' charge
of`•the Westlake funeral home
•
• ernolo ' SIIITPSON
Thomas Thompson 'S mpson, SI,
of.. 535 -.Chilver-.ild�, �Wuid`sor,_-.died
Thursday'at his home after a Sud-.
den illness Born in McKillop to4vri-
sl.111
Huron County he:, hued :iii
Windsor ':for•' 32:.years..:Mr. Sitrip
son 'was a :.member of Giles' !Blvd
United Church; ,Windsor:•
. He is.. Survived by • two ",;sons;,
Thomas of .Riverside, and .James,
n au hter . Elsie
f. Tonto o e d
at:, home; 'one 'sister; Mrs�gbert
'NfcGavinor, of •Winnipeg, and' six
•
grandchildren. His. Mary,
died• in :1929.
erv•ce Were h ld .Sat
forward—and ;,tlien• drag the other. • Funeral.,s � s
GIFT IIIM WITH,
Our Valentine Assortxnent'`;
• of
Ti -es ;'Shirts
Complete Assortment of
1VIen's Wear:
;7R lueblr & Keepsake
Ircimor-Ri1igs
Tully guaranteed and insured
From
� 7.50u
ICE CREAT
IRY, -BA
FUNERALS
urday, Feb. 7, at 3:30 p.In at, the
Walter D, Kelly- funeral home,
Windsor:.. Rev. Gordon W. Butt„ of
Giles' - B1vd, Church;, ' officiated.
Burial took -place in Windsor Grove
cemetery.
Mr: Simpson was a brattier,'of..
the ;late Mrs. Alex H. Ross' and
Mrs. AllanRoss 'late of McKillop.
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• M A
ROBERTcM RTIN
Former foreman': of Geiger Flax
Mills; Hensall, Robert McMartin;
passed- away at,Royal'Oalt, Micl�i-
en Tuesday,,'February 3, at
the ageof.92, deceased wa
The s.
born at Brussels and in -1892 was
tharried_to:R ebecea_,112cvan
n who_
predeeeaSed was'
educated at;Brussels
He is survived by one 'Snit; Wil.
liana• A:• McMartin, ..of •Royal -Oak,
Michigan,: four grandchildren . •and.
.a .nnniber• :of nieces, and• nephews:
Funeral service was held'on 'Fri-.
day:> at 1 p:m., from the. G.. A.
Whitney funeral home, .Seaforth;:
anis interntent'was:in Maitlandbank
cemetery. ReV J. C. Britton offici-
ated A service was;•helct Thursday,
night at Royal Oak,. Mich
Atteatdin-*the fiuCeral fraul a dis0•
tante were' Mr. -and Mss, Wil11a•�n,.
A., ;McMartin and -•son, 'Allan,
Royal Oak,:_'Michigan; , Mrs Ger='
ald Bracy, Ferndale, Mich , _ Mr;'
William • .J. 'Johnstone Ferndale;
and''other relativesand friends,
MISS ACIJIBALD TAPE
A• former'MCKiflop resident,•Mrs;
Archibald -Tate, -`passed away ' on
Thursday;.Jn;.-Peterl oro 'She .vvas:
in•;h'er••55th year.•Mrs. Tate, 'the
former Agnes Grace Kerr,. was tlie.
widow . Archi1 ald „Tau .and
daughter of the late Mr and 14Frs.:
George 'Kerr,' McKillop
Born on the 7th concession of
McKillop, she attended',S.S. No. 5
School and later S.S. No. 6. Gradu';'
ati fr m 'Seaforth olle to In-.
n o a
C
g g..
stitute, •she:r'attende'd: and.;graduat-
ed from •Stleatford; Normal School.
She.' returned to McKillop, teach
hitt- sat S; S No 4for a nurriber of
years and later at°Port Burwell..
She married: -Mrs' Tate 'in 1935,,
arid.: he died in •1944.. Since that.
time she resided in Peterbot'o. and
•was :"that district's managerfor a`
cosmetic firm, Ill for the past two
years, she was seriously, ill since
November.
She is surveyed by two brothers
John and James '-Kerr; McKillop
townshij . • ' Two blathers, --William-
and ,Georgee;predeceased her
Funeral service was held. Friday;
m Peterboroi prior to‘ removing the"
remainS,to:Seaforth'..Sunday after::'
noo ,•services were-'.can.dueted at
the G. 'A.,. Whitney'; funeral home;
Seaforth, with Rev:,.J, A. Semple;
of Egmondville United Church, and
for?nerly minister at the Peterboro•
Church attended by the deceased,
officiating 'Burial • took .place in
Aylmer eezhetery oil Wednesday
ryalentine Specials
a Foie Your_ P
Tasty Tre is arty:
DECORATED
-Valentine "Cakes
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Past
,,Pastry' Shop
"Home of Good Things
To Eat" • ;
PHONE 37 •
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Phone 599-W.
P'ORTI A:IT P oirOS..
Give Your Valentine a tasting Gift•
'Phone immediately'for,finephotos
in time for., Valentine's D y
FRANK. PHILLIP
.Photographer
PHONE 229
Seaforth
'KE':. • T �- YOU .OH OSE ,.
S:HE LL LL _ THE.GI>' •� O
tom-ilii-Large-VarieLy-ofV-alentine iZemembrance Gifts .
--1 EW RAIR STYLE
Will ' bri hten .the look Tri -
your Sweetheart's eye
SEE US FOR, TIME
LATEST, errt,ES^
VALENTINES
of Dinstinaction
Assortment of "Valentines for;
Children and 'Cut=out , Hooks.
LARGEST SEI:ECTIOl1T.
OF .Ct1RDs .:.
AVAIL1ii4E' ! '
Church Croups. '
-- EGMONDVILLE CGIT
Group discussions .on the :friend-
ship-diary-bbok;took place.at lhe.
Eginondville • CGIT; meeting re-
,T40.
re-•They also ` discussed how
trying to b.e , a Christian would
Gwen Storey and •Marilyn Tre
Meer Were named. •to take -.the de-
votional•worship•at the nextmeet-
ing: The 'debating :panel: will
cuss, troubles betweenthe ne r
o
'and .the white
people •, and those•-
•debating will be required ,to give
reasons for'.their decisions: •
GROUP TWo;.
Mr V.
s. H '
Workm n. 'opened her,
home for, the February :meeting of
Group two -of the- WA of1‘1'orthside
United •Church., Mrs R Savauge
opened the'' devotional part.of •the
meeting with the; reading, of a
poem• 'The' scripture reading from
the. 'fourth.; chapter' 'of Mark was
taken -by by Mrs.. Savauge: _ 1VIr's. R.
Bryan's' led:' in prayer, after which
Mrs. Savauge •read 'a poem; "The
,Good Old. Days." '
Mrs. H.:Hugill took charge far
'the business --part of the meeting,
After the minutes ;'were • read and,
:adopted,,the” roll` call '.vasanswer
fd byheach ,person displaying 'a
ancily. heirloom.' :This ., brought- to.
;light some very interesting relies:,
Some : discussion regarding "•the
date of the Blossoin, Tea followed
Mrs: Lorne 'Carter reported' on
the •:'plans "for ihe^Valeiitine su-
per 'and plans' were made , for'
workers. _.JVfrS4Workman and. Mrs._
borne iIa"le,: Sr.; were appite,d- a
telephone committee.
Rev: H. ,V., Workman' Was guest
Speaker _ and• gaved.veryL%nterest-.
ing �,'resunie of Elie I fe,and-work in,.
the 'various' charges lie had serv-
ed.: He illustrated his ., talk with
"stime.,Very interesting ng ,pictures
•.'A• Social half„hour
followed with
lunch being, served by Mrs )t
Shannon and Mrs, :li: Walters.:, •
SEAFORTh _5 TO► 100 QSTt
STATIONERY and GIFTS
•
BRUCEFIELD
Mrs: ..John B. Mustard' `: and
da fighter, Edna; attended the fun
er of Mrs.. Mustard's brother,
the 'late John Ketchen, of Lindsay::,
• Mrs.' R. Dawson,is a ,;patient; in
Scott Memorial Hospital; Seaforth;
with an attack of flu: •
-We are. glad to know that Mr.;
hill ani. Scott is ' progressing -fay.
orably?in 'Victoria Hospital and ex-
pects to return home shortly. • -
We areori to learn that Mrs.
s Y
James McNaughton '' fell at'. her
home, fracturing her ankle.
- Miss J. -Scott; No 3 Sehooi Tuck
ersmi'th, entertained grades •3, 4,
5..6; 7 and 8'to a skating party at
Clinton rink. ,
Mr, and Mrs lin
g iThomp.o
El • s n,
,
have returned home, havingenjoy-
ed
n7 Y
`e 'o -.
ed a :pleasant • holiday. in Florida.;::
Miss Edith Bowey is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs.
John Calvert,. 'of Ildetton..
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Taylor have
arrived home,' having • spent a
month,' in Florida.
We are pleased to see Mr. Sam
McClung . out ,again;after. having
been.. confined . to his -home for; a
Month with a',heart; -condition:
Mr. -and Mrs: Stewart Broadfoot
have purchased the, dame of"Mr:
Harold Lobb' and Mr: Lobb-' has
purchased the. home of Mr. Robt.
Allen; in Stanley.
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SEAFORTH :'
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ATIONAL ELECTRICA
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WEEK
This
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regular, meeting of • iiowick
township council was held in 4tbe.
!clerk's' office when': all members
were "present--aatt Ree' Arthur!-
Gibson':was in.,the chair.Motion's
included• the :following;
Moved ' by ,,:Haskins . and A11aR::'
That,the r'
enginees', report:,•as
amended on the, Hyslop Municipal
Drain, ;Turnberry township, ,be ac-
cepted-. provisionally adopted;;
and• the clerk be herebYy, instructed
to prepare the "necessary by-law
and copies :ofsine. 'Carried;;`'
• McMichad13' and R. Gibson:`" That.
the rt of revision on t H slo
cou he
Y P
Drain; Turnberry.- toivnship,::y_be.:
held onMairch 5 at 2 p.m. Carried*
Allan:; and Haskins:• =That we in-:
Strutt the road superintendent and::
clerk to prepare the 1959 road ap
propriation :by law. Carried
• McMichael -and. R,• `Gibson., ;,That
we request the Department.• •of,
Highways to approve_ithe transfer:
in the 1958 road, appropriation • of
$2,000•; from maintenance cif bridg
es to' construction.of,;bridges= Car;'
McMichael andR, Gibson.. That
We Alia the road -superintend,'
ent to order.,steel•for bridge at •Lot
25, Concession`.2 and 3 Carried.
Allan and McMichael: That', we
instruct the road superintendent
to . call. for .tenders -for •gravel
crushing and ~hauling,' tenders to
be in"the hands if the clerk by-
12 o'clo:ck noon, Friday,
Carried-:
McMichael.and R•. Gibson:.That
we instruct the; cleric to advertise.
for tenders for w
'arble• fly spray:
ing Carried: ` :•
' Haskins and Allan; That ,we, in
struct the clerk to advertise • for'
•'applications for an inspeetor,:to,,
supervise the.. warble.' fI' spraying
:for the ,year 1959.. Carried.'
' Allan` and. McMichael: That we
give a '•grant of $100 ,to the How
ick Municipal` Recreation Com-
mitiee`Carried '
• Haskins and Allan: ,. That we join
the Ontario' School Trustees!'';and.
,•
:the:
a. ers : As ociatios Carred`
p Y s i
we, join the sAsSociatiOn of, Ontario
Mors-and--Reeves.Carried. .
R. : -Gibson -and 'Allan: That tke
Howick township.' council approves
the buildin.of ai ht-roorn
tron'•tothen.epresent Ili(inghamaDis-
trict: High'•school and ithe issuance
of debentures -on the • assessment
of•"the," Wingltain District High
School' Area in payment therefore.
Carried.r•
Allan'and HaskinsThhe
Howick township ;council,, appatrovtes
the building • and assuming' their
share ;of •the cost of: four • additiQn-
a1.classroonis and one science lab•
-
oratory. at the •Listowel'.District
High •Sebool "at an estimated.cost
of.'$93,000. •Carried.
McMichael and •R. Gibsen: That
we accept the tax :collector's tall
.as . returned .to the *treasurer:
Allan and • Haskin's:r •That, the
road accounts as approved;be paid.
McMichael and, R. Gibson;. That
thefollowing accounts be;.•Pard::•
Ontario hospital '•Services,• group
remittance, $4;20, Harriston •Re-
vieW; printing, $20.35; , Wingham
Advance -'f5 mes, lilting; • $9.95 ;
Gestetner CanadaLtd,,• supplies,
($49.82;'° W: E:, Whitfield, , "chairs,
t63;. fo *.bounty, $36;_ 0orrieXe, Board, q ening grave, ave Ce$m21e
>
Mor:F eral Horne, funeral,$125;
'W., E: Whitfield,
part- salary;; $75
J H. ;Pollock; part salary- $120;
suppleinentary assistance, $10;; R,
H Stephens & Son, `relief acct
$52.01; H, Gowdy, relief acct„' $26;
G L. pobson;'relief•'acct., $1763;
W: , • relief acct., $6.75;
George Waley, relief acct.,' $5Z;
Win.• Marriner, relief acct., $17,27;
H. Howe; relief acct., $15.60;
H; Carson & :"Son, ; ;relief 'acct.,
Art Gibson, relief adriiinis-
tratorz $39z It.: H. 'Carson •& Son,
stove oil; • $21552; `itvan Haskins,
hospital .board•'meetitigs, '$10,
Moved by :Haskins, and .Align•,
that we ,do now adjourn -t' meet.
•again' on March •5, or at_ the call
of tile reeve..
A:' psychiatric board was testing
the mentality of a soldier. "Do
youeven hear voices without being
able to' tell who is speaking,; or
where the voices conic frarii?',,'
• !`Yes, sir."
'?:Ked, when does this 'oc ur?"
"When^ answer:`th-refep-honeet'-
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• .If Toe .h ve any ofthe pIaNs
•,If .you .think you have it
• If yon thiiirt ,ort aYb getting ft'
CONSULT YOUR DOCTOn
2itr3,Be Sdie.
With.Cancee. It to better to ba SAFE
than senor',
Canadian Cancer Society
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WI IN. J BS
We a readytoserye
you
.
at any.time', with °wiring'
ObS
Large or small done: efficiently
an seasoriabh ,
Werealways ready to help.•You!.
0
u.brlin;
hone 70 r
ntario
eC
'our Home ' For,:
"l like the sound o£ the jot, but
the fast•'place.Y Worked paid more
Money:"
• "Did`they give ,you rest periods?"
"Yes." •
"Fattish life insurance?" •
es
rr a'eation tvitlt pay?"
"1teah, and $'100 „vacatiot `n bon,
e4�1Cii1'mmml" Why *fid you Leave?'"
"Company Went' 'busted,'! •
One out of every 10 fires ' rn ; Ontario' is caused by the'''.
• misuse, of eleetrici
FUSES
, Fuses are • ,the safety _: valves in
Your electrical wu'ing,
>+usesreater than 15 -am res
.g amperes
must . not be used in ordinary
lighting and -'.receptacle' circuits,
as- the conductors' in these circuits
.can• safely” carry only. 15 amperes.
'eplaco•- fuses with
pennies;Never rwashers,ebltinwnfoil'or'over-.
size fuses.
If 15 ampere' fuses .will not al -
`low you tti ' operate the lights . and
appliances which ; are nos. 'con-
netted in a circuit, ,then, this cit
cuit is `'overloaded.
FLEXIBLE.' CORDS
Flexible cords: must not be, used.
;for permanent wiring, that is, to
make •permanent extensions to
circuits: These 'cords" are not large
enough' to, safely carry as ;much
current: as the permanent wiring
without -becoming •dangerously ov -
erlieated. •
Flexible cords create .• electrical
fire hazards when they are:
(a) bare or badly deteriorated;:
b run under• .'
(?�. rugs,_
(c) nailed to baseboards, 'door or
window frames; walls and ceil-
ings
(d) run through ; partitions, Walls
and floors;
(e) permanently., connected to
permanent wiring :;by, splices
or joints;
(f) operating. . appliances •— which
• have heating elements such as
kettles, ' toasters, irons,rang-
ettes and • heaters;
•(g),used -to 'provide.-- mnlfaple
• branches: and outlets from one
socket or outlet •
FIXTURES and
APPLIANCES
• a.•
C
pafinaandcaens•
dards Association. Cheek for.SI.
rt
(a) home-made and .unapproved
' fixtures and appliances; -
(b); loose , or improperly made
joints and • connections these
may , cause overheating.
(c) deteriorated ' wiring . in fiat
"tures usually caused by. ;;'
heat;
(d) wattage of lamps (light bulbs)'`
• 'too high'for fixtures --: causes-:'
excessive heating;
(e) deteriorated- fixtures`, denot-
ed
drop corby rust;ds baure wireto operatebrokelf
sockets;
�, sed '
irons, toasters and heaters, or,
other' appliances.
.If you receive ;an,.electrical shock.
from any appliance, have it.check-
ed :immediately. •.
pERMAI+TE1v--WIk1NI ''
Checkfort '
(a) bare . or- improprly-I a to aadt
'taped loints':'and connections—, -
loose electrical, connections'.
, may produce excessive heat;
(b)-sparking-switches;,r
(c) receptadles (wall p;lugs) that'.
heat up; when in use; -
(d) objects hung•:on open Wiring, •(e) cables connecting -water . heat-
ers, •oil .burners; siimppum
dryers and other electriess
equipment, insecurelk"fastela
• ed, giving a poor 'ground;
(f) ,switches, receptacles and light
• outlets, in the. kitchen,- bane-
nlent; bathroomd
, utility foo* `
acid garage not
grounded'{g)interfeelon radio or
tele-
• vision receivers—this
• ma
;caused' bypoor electrical ads-
lectlons in ' your ; Vdir1Ug 170.-
Lem.
tem. .
If you recognize ally of 'these. hazards in ,'our home,`';:.
ACTI:NO W !, ,Call 'your Public til ility Comrriission tic,
a qualified ,electrician.
_ SCOTT, Fire Chief.
forth :Fire= Brigade'
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