The Huron Expositor, 1959-03-13, Page 4-T4E' k . ]BOT X'O51
Ott, SEA)rORTII, ONTre MARCH 14. I959
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BA.
DAIRYR
SEA.FORTH.
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Town. of. $.04 0011
To facilitate snow removal,. No Parking ,on
the Streets of this Municipality will bre allow
ed . between the hoursof 2 a.m. and 8 a.m.,
• This order will be strictly enforced -in accord
•
mace
with the Highway Trafile Act;' Section
43, Subsection 9. .
HEREBY GIVEN—that- -the
N®TILE IS
Municipality will not be responsible for ;any
damages caused to parked vehicles as the
result of snowremoval operations.
D. H. WILSON
Clerk,, own::of Seaforth
�E MAGIC STON
It's. good to think, in times like these,
There' are eternal. verities _ ..., .do
No matter what the Russians
-rhe sun will rise,' and so must you:
The 'snow will fall; likewise the rein,.
umrner winter
Come again,
-
e constellattons,br -wlkir.'
ng
• Will:lint outlast thegame of curling.
'
The baseball len't :put away
When Argonauts come out to play,'.
But; once. the ice is in the rink,
No curler werth,his :salt can think_,
• ith a ball:
Of any 'game hlaeY,d` w ? ,
Or' ranch of . anything at.::all.
Empires mayefa11..and flags be furling,.
Nothing .must interfere with curling.
Let business; go for goodor,
ill..
The _cutler tial to furl and' will.
Though children wail and. woinen.weep P�.
They can't be -heard for ``Sweep,. Sweep, Sweep.
The granites roar, along the ice
'Pursued-byenireen who -won't be mice
And striplings even cease their-girling.
Nothing must tiderfere with. curling•
, _.._
Supper is "cold; let mother fret,
Father'snet-ready to come home yet,
i' '-Mother is'going round the bend.
But .Father; is playing aneextra-end -
Food is a thing that conies- early or late
And- even the whisky will have to wait.
Let:; Mother attend' to her knitting and purls ge
-
Nothing, must interfere withcurling.
]But,: wives get tired of being; alone,'
Then theytoo take to -the curling stoney ,
Garbed like the Esquimeallx squealing like boys,
Aeyard=full,of.hens . couldn'-t make=:that_inuch noise.
See them come _ sweepings -so agileand quick,
. But; faster; to reach' fig the, measuring -stick
They wouldn t concede. fora hat full of Sterling
Nothing. must interfere with curling
Praise be to the Scots, who invented the '' game,
And to all honest curlers;'' whatever their name.;:
And, while`, we are. at it; we'll also give thanks
Far:the.Swedes and the Yanks who are joining our ranks.
When the time comes smeet our eventual fags
Pifoudly we'll march through the,,.:Pearly Gates
With .brooms held('high;,-and-bagpipes skirling _ -
Nothing must interfere with curling. .
-C. E. CARTER, in Current ;Account,
--the: staff niagezme of_the, Canadian Bank of ,Commerce
Around -50 -members, patrons
sharehoid
erS
O
j--the Blvth
th ' a
ta
Wagh m divasionof the Un
Dairy', and poultry, Co-op Met in
Memorial Hall; Blyth, Wedieehday
afternoon: ='Marti Baan ,presided
and welcomeil.the'ladies who were;
present; and extended -a: special
invitation to all,. ladies to attend
•future, zone meetings.
Robert-McKercher, Seaforth; the
guest p stated::, meet=
speaker, st
s. ea
inas, lanned at—the—zone meet:
ing -wee.
fall; Mit „has- actually.de-
veloped into a group.of three,meet-
ings to,;be held in Blyth, Wingham
and: Lucknow-_, :__
w1Vir. McRercher, ,m :his'`addre'ss,
said "In the general.farm pic-
ture, it is ,predicted we are going
toy have • a ,little more ;ntoney to
spend in'':1959 but. at the ,end of`
the year we.may not have: as much
n oney. left;over." He adYised far'
niers to luoTc rntelthe neweearieties
of ;grain on the :market,,.Setting we
can grow ;more grain, today' ,.on 5e
acres than ,we'-usedeto_grow, on 75,
acres, due. to fertilizers' and better,
varieties of grain.
• "We do'not want a government
controlled economy " In his opinion
Mr McKercher said Marketing
boards areW-neceSSity;butinarket
'more products •ori a.G0-operative
basis "
Whether we like it terr. oote con,
tract farming is here, end in the.
fast 10,years'has ceept•.into the.liye
stock business, as' well as the pouf-
try and we ate.+going,, to have :to
live, with it The one. way to coin
bet ,it'is 'to -buy=and •sell:• moreiof
our products on a co; -operative
basis for by that:, the ferrner has
,a''Say in the marketing of his, .pro -
duet and •also has a vote, in the:
co-op ".
,The--speaker_.adeled, "One ad-
vantage of co ordination'=1s to :be.
able to ;supply ^;in _great ,volume
to 'the,:big big buyers ;and we must
p
stria-lVCeeting IsTo
and be in' a position to' supply;; their
demand,"
ril�'Bri' dein•; .; rganizatiorial
g ,
n u1-
adP
-it o
fieldman of:thn ed Dairy'
-try. Co-ops, covered the duties and
privileges of the committee of four
members 'to be set up in the, Blyth
area to act: as an advisory board'
to the' local management.
Ile explained -the neceSsary cred
entials' a inember-:.of the, board;
must;.' have':•and affirmed thati to,
e ger af`r euei oris -must
be a, rntri F,
be .a,;producer. -
•
The results of ,the election for
this • committee were ' George;
Powell, . RR "1, Auburn;_; Martin;
'Baran Waltone, Wilfred. Shortreed,�
Walton; Maurice Hallallan,;,'Rli 1,
Belgraye.
-Max, McArter, manager of Blyth,
and `. ^ Wingham -T DPCO, released'
some` interesting statistics -.of then.
dairy ,production in. Canada, where:;
358,219,000 ; pbule S -of butter were
produced "iii 1958, an increase' "of
32,600,000 • pounds over .1957, or an.
increase of"10 per' cent; 90,510;000,
pounds of cheese Were. manufac
.tured in 1958, an increase of:8,526,-'
000, or:81 per cent over 1957.. '
Sales at. the- Wingham^ UDPCO
'DELEGATE ON TELLS: COUNCII
:BLYTH MUS'
At•the• regular meeting of Blyth
Municipal Council; ;a • bylaw was.
Passed which provided for. street:
extienditure;of -$5;50:0 Members 'of
the cquncil reported a:—.meeting with:
Dr:;::Berry, of the :Ontario':• Water
Resources Commission, at . the re-;
quest of tine cedimission to''diseuss
the proposed sewage system fo"r
the village of Blyth;
Dr Berry' pointed out to s council
members Oar',the Village .of Blyth;
'is =being forced to°take action 01
e sewage ,system and shat
said'" systerri was .a `.`must He?
was questioned by the eopncil •re
girding delayof the .project' for: a
time, but Dr Berry.; advised -that.
if; it was .-necessary, their action%
in:the pst' had been, to notify • the
council , a:.daily fine of •,$500;
EAFORTH
Exeter 41,
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ALL TYPES OF
CEMETERyt MIVIORIALS
Inquiries Akre.. invited;
Telephone Numbers-.
Clinton -1620 - Seaforth 5
.cI-IIB.
• DR. M: W. STAPLETON `
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 90 Seaforth
If no answer, call 59
XOHNA,.4ORWILL, BA:, M1
• Physician and Surgeon
Phones: Office 5-W Res. 5-J ;
Seaforth
JOAN C. - GODDARD, M.D.
Physikian and Surgeon
h
Pone 1.1.0 Hensall
.
CLINIC
Telephone 26 "'
E. A. ttaVIASTER,10A, m13-
• InterneSt
.D.•internes(
Telephone 27
' 'P. L. BRADY', 1Vi1).'
Surgeon
"n
Telepho e5 5
DR. E: MALIMS
' Telephone 15
EVENINGS: Tuesday, ThurSday
and Saturday only; 7-9 p.m; `:
Appointments may be made.
. A. -NI'. HARP
Chartered Accountant
• 55 South St. Telephone.
Goderich •
343
Licensed Municipal ,Auditoir'.
✓ Ga' A. WEBB, D.0:'�
*Doctor bf Chiropractic
438 Main Week Exeter
X -Ray and, Laboratory Facilities
Open Each Weekday Except..
Wednesday.
Tues. and Thurs. Eveetin TMJ:
For Appointment Ph'ptie..606
DON S. DENNIS
Auctionjeer. •
A.�
W.:SILVERY..
Barrister, Solicitoz Fate..
Phones •Dffiee 173; Residerice'781
SEAFORTH . ` ONTARIO
EWE
;sewage service rate,' based on: wa-
terusage and the balance by .tax-
- on the assessed mill rate.."The
'question "of - whether .Blyth, has a
•sewage„ system''or not- is qut of:
eitherethe council. Or ratepayers'
hands ". council said.
from date set for passing •authority
by -council".-= :•
-• 'Dr Berry suggested th'e holding
of ',a public -meeting would •be ad»
vis able; to,. explain -,the situation}• to
the' ratepayers
A further' question waS'asked re-
garding ,a ` vote, : and 'council• was
informed. that: • if ." the• Municipal
Board agreed that the • corpiiratron
was in a financialliesltion to pro-
Geed with the said• sewage; then
NN
EL
L
have'tc>-d ,
•�C C011nCil would.
•' o so re=
••.outcome of a vote
T- ' rdl'ess of :the
by the ratepayers -
It was • explained to the council
Members 'that' the said...cm-
System
:would not to lie financed o
:pletely • :by etaxeseebut.would :be,
fu? n g
a ced' through„: the •: Water Site-,
sources',Commisson• by. a frontage
rate of 20 to '30 ` cents per feet,. a
Barristers, 'Solicitors; Etc:,:.
P. D. McCONNEJ L
- _D 1. STE'VVART
NT Telephone 174
SEAFORTII, O P
'D.' H. McINNES .
CYiraPractrc ::- : Foot Correction
rOMMERCIAL'HOTEL'•
Monday, Thursday - 1 to 8 p m
JOHN E. LoNGSTAFF ;
: Optometrist
Phone 79X;=
' Seaforth
Eyes Examined;- Glasses FitteS!
MAIN = 03 FICB, ' SEAFORTH
• : Office hours Seaforth; :daily,
except` Monday, 9 a.m. 5:30 p.m.;
WedneSday,:'9 am; -12;30 pm;
Thursday evenings by appoint-
Graduate of Reisch American
School of Auctioneering... Licensed'
in Huron and Perth Capable of
handling .all types of sales and
advertising. •
DON DENNIS, Walton . .
' Phone Seaforth 843 r 11.
EAEORTR',. , -
A SMILE, :'OR . TWO
amounted to lila million. dollars • in
'1958. Approximately one million
pounds of •butter were manufac'
r
ese
s-
m
a _
end i.`
`U00`zioz gg
tared �,
a . ,
keted`-"and -'one-third' of a million
pounds' of poultry. The figures for
the Blyth Co-op poly cover 61/2
months, but 6I/2 million poiufds of
:milk: were handled • hi that: tim
A' lot of new' , equipment is to'
,installed in the Blyth- plant ' in.
- fieldman,
dm
e
1
�1oca1 ,
• Russ_ B cif _ ,
•
spoke. briefly, `stressing the eine.,
lute necessity for cleanliness' and Sell unnecessary piece. ot
on in handling. milk, and of: .S llsi.
sanitation
Tering his services to anyone 'desir-furniture �1�u�d a Huron Phone 141 or �.•:'.
ing help with elairyeproblems. -,-_ for
USBORNE' & I UBBERIV
MUUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO.
HEAD OFFICE ;Exeter, Ontario -
President:
Ale J Rohde R R, SVtatchelx .
Vice -President: -
Milton McCurdy - 11.11. 1+ kt0$"
Directors:
E Clayton Colquhoun, R,R, . '1, .
Science Hill; Martin Feeney, R.R.:`
2•J)ublii; Robert^ G. Gardiner,, ht.
R, 1,; Cromarty-; -•TiinethY ,
Toohey, R.R. 3,.: Lucan.
Agents:
1,Centralia°,
Harry Coates, R.R.
-Clayton
•tc ell; Stanley •
Harrrs,.14I1 h ,
Hockm, »• Mitcbeli-.,
Solicitor
W.
G. Cochrane Exeter`'
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ArchArthur
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►p`N' BRIGHTRAL;I
Canadian Petrofina Ltd: Dealer and Distributor* of:
Petroleum Products
.. - ; Phorle�354
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Seafort
Prom ` t Farm and Honig: Deliver.
GAS, :STOVE and FUR:NACH OIL - , , . P
77-7-7
A minister, returning home fete-
one night from a' sick call, noticed
one of his parishioners staggering
down : the • street.' '
"Let me help -You -Jo :the door,"
said the :minister, guiding„the in-
ebriated member of his flock gent_
At the : doom. the besotted • man
tiThe:probt.eiii facing;the corpora, leaded with the, minister to come,
and is- hpay the municipality: can, into the house with him.' But the
some extent
. the the,same, and to minister demurred on the grounds'
some ;xtent:_particular system ?that it'.was toolate
to be installed. It is councils in-
tention
n- h,\' leash • Rev'.ren, ', the man bel'
inior e to keep thencitizens of eforee hell ,him. "Jirsht for ,a minute.
informed ; of. and action . before I'want the wif. to se wbo 1 been
council,- in regard to this matter, ,slit with tonight."
As • a great notional asset, the
"forests are, far beyond price
.The 'sermon had lasted an hour
and a half alreatty- an :lour and a
quarter to the major prophets, '.and
the preacher had not got• a third of
the:. Way .throtigh the minor. ones
yet: Atlast, he paused; impressive
.lyeeend x'ciaimed -
''And Habakkuk where shall be
Logan `Council
To
Seek Tenders
Logan, Council held: their pegular
meeting wits -a11 rneenbers_leeesent
Reeve' .Krauskopf presiding,`. The
-minutes of , the las regular-; meet -
Mg were :read and's•adopted and.
correspondence: read.` Road • ac-
counts- amounting to',$9,591.16 and
general ,accounts 'totalling •$1;971.75;';
were.! ordered paid. `The, report. of
the - =Mogk Municipal • Dram . was`
.read and • adopted and the '• Clerk
instructed to prepare a bylaw'with
five-year 5: ' per cent debentures.
Court of'revision is to be'held"
April 6, at 2:,30 pm.
Gunton Monday 9 a.m.-5:30 he put?"
P14.,' (Above Iin,,wkins',:I•Hardware,)- A yuan: rosein the 'baek'row�
e can have my seat, Reverend;
lie McKILLOI' h offered.
11ITTU �L FIRE
.SURANCE CO.
HEAD'Oli''lt CE--SEAPORTH, Ont;
OFFICERS
?iresideut •=Rabert Archibald; sea
f`
ViceoT'orthresidetit-Allister 'Broadfoot,
6Seaforth
Manager and Sec:-Treas. Miss
Norma' Jeffery,. Seaforth
DIRECTORS;
E. 3. Trnwartha, Clinton; '• J. L.
Malone; Seaforth; " Chris. Leon-.
hardt,. Bornholnnt;. 'Robert -Archie
bald,. Seaforth;- John g: McEwing,
Blyth; Williem S.'Aleitander, Wal=
ton,' Harvey Fuller;, Goderieh, ;.1..
E. -Pepper, Brucef eld;-, Allister
Broadfoot,',Seaforth:
VETERINARY - `CLINIC,
J. O. Turnbull, D.V.M., V.S. ' -
^9W, - It Bryan.% WI/Me VS.:
W. G. Drennan; D V.M., V
Phone 305-
AGENTS: :
•'William Leiper,. ,Jr, Landes -
bora;, J. F. Prueter, Brodhagen;
Selwyn Baker, . Butt sse15'; Eric
eafenth
Tenders arse to be called for the
April 6' meeting :for• the crushing:
and; hauling of approximately. 12,-,
: of.`' ravel ••and .for the in seriouslywrong, just a ternporary
000 ,-yards g g....
do 'ef,two concrete bridge condition caused by gnnaryrrritahonor
construe n -
es at lot 33,' con: 4•'and '5:and• lot :: bladdor•disc omfort,That's:the•time to
take Dodd'a tCidney Pills. Dodd's'help
stimulate the kidneys .to „relieve .this
condition which;mag_often cause back
ache'' and tired feeling. Then you feel -
better, rest "better, work'' better- get
Dodd's Kidney'.` Pills noiv:'Look for the • ;
blue box with the red band at all drug .y
couatere.You can depeiad cit Docld's. so •
.uctibneer
Reserve your Sale Date now l
R.R.3'Phone Clinton �,
Seaforth" HU. 2-7534
oV#�ED '.
pe TIRED
_
IM
L-T1IE �' . .
Nowivic thein everybody'" gets a
``.tired -out? ' feeling, 'arld'may be
• ^bothered by.backach5s';Perhaps noth-
17, con. 12, and 13.; ' Grants . of $20
to, the Monkton Library Board and
$25 to the yerth County Children's
Aid Society were, 'authorize'd ,
Clerk R. J Reaney is to write.
a letter of symtiattiy to th
e Town.
of Listowel ie their recent disaster
and ,;enclose: a :cheque for $50 to
help` defray expenses as they -see
-
A-i}ylaw-asking=-the-pepaJ. tinent.
of highways for an. approved ex-
penditure of $50,000ons township
roads rn'1959was •given time read
ings •and finally 'passed, The meet-
ing adjourned • to -meet again Mon:,
day, Apra 0, at 1 p.m.
Munroe -Seaforth.
0 W. .1. CLEARS o .
0 Seaforth, Ont. 'e'•
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4
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: ittigh; or ma4_ Calls. - . 335
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Funeral Service
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7 I''uneral Director C+"
�✓ and Arbularice• Service d
0 DUBLIN, : . ONT. 0
Night. or Day Calls: ` a
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,,,oder1ch St. W., Seaforth 0
cs AM` 3ULAANCE SERVICE . 0
0 > Adjustable- *hospital beds : 0
O. for. rent. •
0. ;FLOWERS ,003(• 7:'i'VICR.Y U
0 OCCASION 9
"telephone: Day or Night In 0
w.0 ..
7.1
on $100. or more invested for fi years •'
in a safe British Mortgage.. certificate.,
To invest - just.send us :our cheque.
British: Mortgage looks: after all details..
For full information send in coup n.
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Founded •In .;1191
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141°"seci`: Bonier O
pt anti; careful attention 4>
.�• ► $aspital ':felt
motes: 0
Res •.: 585-'ilW Stott 4
This fine bird is rapidly
becoming America's Fa-
vorite Money-maker
with Poultry Raisers.
cat *x • • ty .. !r- r "a.
McKINLEY' FARMS
and. 'RATCB.ER.Y..
ulnen Ontario
Phone I3ensal1..697 r 3'
NV1or�s CouncjI .,
Morris Township ` Council 'islet in
thw>ToWnship -Ball for -tile-Matele
meeting with all -the members pre -
split The sum. et $1800 was trans-
ferred front maintenance of bridge'
es to ;construction` of bridges on'
the 1958 road appropriation •. by-
law..The, tender, of George Rad:.-.
ford to gupply, • crush and' haul ap
proximately 1,000 cubic yards.. of
gravel at .72 cents ger • yard, was
accepted,., Siehject�,to the approval
of the.distil t municipal' engineer.
.The application of Howard Smith;
for warble "fly inspector, ,for .1959
was accepted by the council; and.
the application .of Gordon Niehol
son for warble 'fly helper- was • ae
cented.' It was decided • to pun: -
.chase, 450. pounds of warble, fly;
powder in -4-pound bags ' and 48
pounds in 1,—pound. bags front T..
B.` Mars`ha]l; 7 of -Waituu -and=--the
same amount from the. Belgrave
Co-operative.. '
•The engineer's report an the His-
lop Dram was provisionally adopt-
ed' and the Clerk . Was instructed
to, prepare bylaws.
ioliowtng,; accounts . were
paid:: Blyth Standard, advettisigg,
$2.10; G..Ronnenburg, bonds _on
trete surer and tax;. collector, , $49.50; -
Provincial •• Treasurer,, i n s.ul i n,
$$1.47; hydro,::for hall and shed,
$15'(11; J:, A, Gray, .Blyth District.
Fire Areae $57; relief account, $15;
Ne1Son Biggins,. stamps and un-
,employment insurance, $50;Gar-
rCer 1�liciiolson; fox bounty; $4; Jas.
Coultes, fox bounty,- $4; Clifford
Marks, fox .bounty, $4; 'Geo: Idol-• '
lard, fox bounty.,, $4; Wingharn -,
Postmaster, •unemployflient,stainps
$6.82; Walter Shortroed, rural
municipalities, $25; Stewart Proc-
ter, - rural rrituiicipalitt0sr $25,;
Bailie Parrott, tog mutticipalrties
5,
He bad family
medical bills'
to dean uy
He needed v
cash to modernize
his kitchen
„
-mee-bora,
•
Faced with unforeseen, hc�isehok expenses?
`Want, to make some special major � ' p.
ur •
chase?. Need money for tastes -or to meet a
family emergency? Personal loans to help
1eo.1?le meet•just such situations are being
made b • the chartered banks every day.
• n, ' a ' a favour when . iii visit
You're,pat skiing . � �. .
a' chartered bank, to arrange ,'a personal
THE cI-lARrEliE.11`_oA141Cs s
in -a am
loan. The manager welcomes opportunities
to; make loans, repayable out of earnings '
ori convenient'instalr tints.
And at a ,chartered bank, you, can. always
count on privacy and courteous.considera-
tion, whether' you are anra'nging aloan or
other: valuable : services the ban
Using. l 1~
provides. -
RVCNe YOUR COMMUNITY