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o EXPOSITO
sE.A0Kirvi, juLy
1, 1959'
•Bin Holders' ,Names
Not Given Oat
It is not 'possible for us
the; nafne w ad.
dress, of Any .adverti.'ser using
a Horen EltPodt.or box mina-.
• • het% rigage do not ask us for
this, infOrniatiOn.,.
12. , Wan,ted_ToBlly
qu.aVrirv of mhced vain. Apply to
W. GPLEMAN, Phone 652 lt11, Sea-
fOrth. • 12-73x1
• WANTERTi, Grade 12 Student's books,
Grade 10Atm:lea's boOks, for sale... Apply
to LOIS. MALONEY, Seaforth.
, 12-73x1
11.' PrOpert* For Sale.
yo .h�me noW $50.00 down
will buy you a la Seaforth Harpur-
Ing Events heY. Lots •stil-veyed: Land suitable -lot
• VLA proiOte.: Terms"' to snit. GLATT
,440''',04NaERTE by Seaforth ng NN1S„147,69-tf
titrira eVery :Tuesday evening at .ViM8t9t
. PIO. _
X -ROM COTTAGE 'located .2 miles
_
north o eaforih; , half. acr,e lot,
garage, stud small henhouse included; hydro
Wanted
•.througheat,--Iromediate possession,. Priced'
to sell, • Apply. to Box 859, TEE HURON
EXPOSITOR. •14-72-2
,flcarge of 115Me v0211.0 "FARM SALE7-150:acre, farm in
',5fli,W"WIIST-1::aust--be--fonil. of Lren
'shi an county road neer.
‘A'eleali., Duties to start September '1,
village. ,Excellent tW-54.7-ts-Ofe3--briek houset,
to_Box .861, THE guaoN XPOS ,a1T'Inoder4 -conveniences:c Larg, hank',
tOR, • • • • 4-76x4 barn; good stabling- ' GrOdd water Simply ;
well draMed. HAROLD, JACKSON; Phone
16.
.1
e- CLERK -.TYPIST .
474, Seaforth.: ' 14-73-2.
•
-TWO MODERN residenceS in Seaforth.
Well located. Mortgages can be arranged
for both these ProPerties Possession in
as. Very modern ,50 -acre farm near
,Seaforth.C. Posiis-ign-Tdr-of 061-obeT:',41ort-
g'age cah he left Ort _property: JOHN`
130SVELD., Realthr, Goderich, Ont, Safes
mah, 'Joseph -McConnell, Seaforth.
14-73-1
2 • Auction Sales
AUCTION- •SALB-,,
.An Auction Sale of liouehold EffeeM
will be ,held -on SATURDAY, AIJGIJST t.
at one,o'clocir,. located two r blocks nOrth'ef
Main intersection, If weather Unsuitable,
sale Will „ be held in the .Seaforth' Com-
munity Centre: , • • • ' , •
24,t,Moffatt electric stove ;l1 cubic foot
Frighlafre with 60 -pound ffreezing' chest;
full, bedroom suite, 'with .bex .nPring. mat-
tress Connor Washing' machine; 2 .Con-
tinental bedsbox springs and mattress;
headrests; chning foam suite, 6 chairs,
table, 1 buffet ;"Singer sewing ,machine;,
three-piece Kroehler Chesterfield ,stlite,,„cuS-
tom made; ,Rogers-Maiestic TV, 17 -inch
scremi.yith table; 4 chrome kitchen chairs;
'Walnut hall tree; rug flt x 'Johnston
floor polisher ; 1 Kroehler rocker,: 1 lacy
boy chairwith footstool; heavy rocker;
I. Studio conch lamps,; chesterfield. and
ediee,-tablea; nnets; 'fall line a 'garden
and ,carpenter's tools: lieavY Work., benel
-wired for saw; outside, sun cot with mat-
tress; liivra-thairs3-electric-stove,--suitable.
for .cottage;,many, otber items tco'nnmer:.
TERMS -Cash. ' '
.HAROLD • Tatra,'
•
P oprietor •
aEdi.P. Cny,
d,Taki'e,ssone'CleAuctioneerr.
.nAPPlicatione wilt' be received in writing
the undersigned uetil 5 P.m. cgngdet
p 1969y40r the poSition o olerk-Typist
he .lituron CountY LibrarY Off:0e-
fri •
lease state education, experience- in
herences. •
• k'harting' salary 61800.00 per annum.
Secretary;
oul;ciii opnty Library
* 4.1.1001RT HOUSE, GODERICH,
• 4-73-2
15. Property. For Rent',
, TWO:BEDROOM heated apartment; on
.East William Street; near shed •:factory.
'PECO2E,..89 Or 255.
TWO-BEDROOWlieated ap#rtment avail-
able immediately: DR. E.. A. 1V1cMASTER.
Phone 26,-S8:forth. • 15-73-1
- THREE-ROOM ' apartment, with,. bath..
Apply. SEAFORTH ,FARM.ERS ob-or,
• 15-73-tf
apartment accom-
modlithifTM Ideal for two people
'Rent 125 per month. Apply to GE11,ALD
,HOLLAND, _ 15-73-1
,
te Fartn Stoeli For Stile
1116 SUCKING PIGS. APPIY tc; JACK
' ;IVER, St. Colunthan • .„
301VIE COWS or heifers, some ciose,
Angers. DALE NIXON. Phone 'us
Seaforth. • ' 8-78x1
trt'Used:. Cars For Sale.:
A.954 QLDSISIOBILE, 'autOmatie,, .very
dial condition. Also trill stroller: Priced:
n :sell. Apply to RRUCE WALTERS, Sea-
Teth. 10,42-2
Articles Por Sale
.19. NcatiCes.:
TendersWanted,
• .
TENDERS WANTED
•I Grey Township :School' re a BO id will
receive teeclet's an to .Augn • 3r. for the
traispoiting „of 16 pimila from tbe
Concession' a Grey . Tainoship to the- IJ,.S.S-t
.No. School; :Vehicle to caniplY With all
Department ,regulations.
. Lowest. or. any, tender not neeessarily!
• For further particulars, - contact -the-
Chairman, •
• HARRY BOLGER, Walton,
Nom(ingeg.retAory6
• NORMAN
vFa,
R.11,__No.
Shea/ cards: HAjt, WIAKER,, Goderich iSt.
TRUCK sign painting,
0TOR1NGtGW,t aroiind iiiddieof.
AugUst ; roon-i for two passengers. Apply.
S1fx MO, HERON EXPOSITOR.
LAWN MOWEli SERVICE: sharpening,
repairing all kinds Power or- hand mowers.
JOHN MacLEAN, Phone 649 R 3,- Sea-
• . eAtitic;Nu. and glazing Service. SaVe,
fuel by having ,yourwindows checked and
putty replaCed .before winter SHARP.'S
ivrifttrrrnxikiccE SERV,ICE.. Phone 361
55 Seaforth.,19-73x2'
• RADICF.REPAIRS - For all; kinds of
, .
'radios; at TERRY'S -RADIO SERVICE.
Church.'Street,'.'West of Northside United-
Chureh,.,•.Seaforth.....' Phone 22.. -
argAitur cooking apPlea. TELEP,HONE
'R 21, Seaforth. 11.7,(pa SALEMANservce a
S,' ion. ll makes of
rnr sewing.. nijacinnesc vacuumcleaners • ancl
• 3ARN, 22 by, 20. Apply. to BLitt, .,tefloeodr yoasners. Reasonable prices; &martin,
iorkm nship' BRUSSELS
, HOVIE
11-73x1 .1-arANISHINGPhone . , Brussels 194_
NAUGHTON, Seaforth. • _71 12
SeHNE-FOOT OVerliead door; m ,exce
.0Pe- APPlY, to HAROLH MALONEY, :
SBIlifortb. , • .• ,... ' 11-78x1
,
SitfcCORMIOR-DEERING 7400t binder,
' vp,zi. ih.• new canvases. APplyi to lkARILIN ,
IN SLONEY. Phone DUblitik.:40' R.:. 1,...,7,,-.. .
Bc - '
UPTIOLS'I'ERED • Wine rel, sofa- . Iilee '
CUSTOlVt,'.' WORK:, two self‘propelle
sWathers ,for. ettstrino swathing; and two.
-PrOPelled Combines. for custom 7...com-
bining irain Mit gEinrY.• Apply. .C-
J: WALICER,•• RH. 1, Cromarty., „Phone'
, :1941 -?'3'
COMPLETE 'L.A.I.INDETERIA, See.'
forth 'and district tind'D'a." '‘Cleersini1 ;Ser-
vice: wF,..tors BILLIARDS,' ' Seaforth,
•
atds of Thanlis
MRS, MICHAEL •COYNE and 'family
Wish"' to express sincere thanks :te'heigh-'
bcirs, -frlendi and relatives ;for -sYmPathY
.and-Isinclness shown thein, also, for flowers
earl* ‘':cards. during 'their recent. bereave-.
• . , ,
• S'anplet sleeping ha's with bhinkets, agen,t for .Brady Cleaners & ,Laundeteria
cricsNE
e SEAFORTII 4784. •
11-78-1 Ltd., Exnt,r.. • . 19„ _ _
-59 tf
KEYSTONE 8 mmmovie camera; also
-440r Contaflex $5 mm camera. DR. E. A.
Phone 26, Seaforth.
of. . - • 11.2is-1,
'ivnrrt ENAMEL kitchen cabinet witti
„ *ir sifter, bread boX and sliding, enamel •
tnrk-ing surface. Apply to ORVAL
.EER. Phone Seaforth 666 r 24..
- " 11,-731'
.rfalte.TARY TYPE lawn Mower, 2 year•
, in perfect condition? just :overhauled -
110; WILBEE. Phone 815-31; • Seafortli.
• 'I. ",13.7.73x
talif8 ALLIS-CHALMERS tractor, tom-
Laltely overhauled -and': in iseellent condi-
,. ..o. ALDEN CRICH, Teletiliane HU.
bUlT, Clinton Ra. No; 3, Sealoith. '
. 11-7.3x1
$112 clover FitIey8.25c pl'ion°nd poringyo
container ea'foArt.ly. WALLACE...102n.
TAI3UkTEEL ROOFING, asphalt roofing and
• ▪ *ng; cedar post, all sizes„ Before you
?hone Seaforth 841 r -2. BORDEN
• .
.ENS.
.'Miss Donna Reid, Of Owen Sound,
John Snell and Dauny Laing, Exe-
ter, spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry.,Spell...”
, Mr: •Wihiam Kerr, • of Barrie,
spent .the weekend with hig'`
at Kippen.
Mrs. • Harry. Snell and Ruth Anne
Traquair are ,visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Reid, and 'family at Owen
Sound.
Mi &s Margarete' Emnia Mader,
of Trier, •Gerniany, who will be-
come the•bride of Cpl. Donald An-
derson Orr, of .Ste. Marie Quebec
soli of ,Ar. and Mrs. R., A. Orr,
Hensall, in a Wedding ceremony
in Carmel Chursh, Hensall, Satur-
day, August 8, at 3:30 p.m., will
arrive--in---Montreal, this Saturday,'
-August 1, and'iVill get her first
glimpse of Canada. The couple, met
in Trier,, Germany, a littleovera
Year ago while Cpl. Orr...was sta-
tioned 'witli the RCAF 'as teletype
and telephone techntcian there.
Thirty;nine ladies took advantage
of the 'bus trip.'to Stratford Mon-
day afternoon., sponsored by the
Hensall "Women's -Institute,' -spend-
„ing the 'afternoon shopping, admir-
ing the beautiful park, while some
visited. with friends M -the city.
FolloWing supper they attended the
presentation • of ``As You Like It”
at the ShakeSpearean Theatre.
• Engagement ,
'NEWS.
Lavery; Wendy Tuckwood, Betty
Cameron. liquids made of soap,.
Robert McNaughton; clowns,' Cath-
arine Alin Christie, Betty 'Carnet,-
on,`13renda• Tudltwood; leathercraft
bradelets; Ann Mickle,..Naney Kyle,
an Sangster; toys made. from
plasties, M. Hume, Blily,Bengoligh,
: •Dedor.atiou Day -waslield-July.28..
The juges Were Mrs. • William
Brown, Mis& J. Horton and ,Mr, G.
Hess. The. follovvingchildren were'
,the winner & in the best decorated
,bicycles,,doll'buggies and tricycles:.
,tricyeles, P..,' Milne, Sheila Sang-
ster.; larger tricycles,, Jpan.Hopkin-
son; ..ticlewalk 'bicycles.; P. -Hume,
,R.. Terrignb;: wagons, jcian Sim-
mons; Debbie Terrigno,, Murray
doll buggies, Catelyn Cook,
_Catharine Ann_Christie,-Pat Hume:.
Anfi-Mia,le",- Nancy -
Kyle; Gail Sangster; boy'. bieyeles,
,Keith Havens', Bill Bengaugh, and
'Gary KYle.'Alt, the 'winners were.
presented.' With' ribbenS: •
••-Last eek 52 • children went to
'Seaferth for 'swimming: The field
day has 'been'. set for Wednesday,
August 5; instead of •.this ' Wednes-
day ' due to a number of children
away on holidays. Cars were
mincing the missing last Friday.'
Smile. of the clriyers had.to take as
.high as 14 in one. car,' .1...hope we
can eliminate that, -this • weekrt--'-,
The'engagement is' aline:piked Of.
,Margarete,
ter :of Mr. and of -
Trier,_•_Gerinany„ Cpl...,.Donald,
,Anderson7orr;-TICAP;-:Ste,-,Marie
.Quebed,•; &On :of -,Mr." 'and Mrs:, R.
--A.--Okr;11,ensall,,,:-.-tlie.:-wedding
to
,take • place •SatOrdaY;: -AugiiSt,'8th;
ian:Churelx, Hen.sall. ' • • •"
' WISH to, than a • w o sent ,sne,
cards, letters, 'flowers and , treats, alSO
thoSe • who .visited ' me while a patient in
Stratford' General 'Hospital. •EVerything
,a3.434. • JAS. • HENDERSON
. .
WOULD „LIKE .to take this °Poor -
:the% hind. friends. who
Sent cards," flower,s; -gifts and treats „While
I Wag a Patient' in Victoria HosPital, Lon-'
don, A1so D. Brady', visitors and friends'
for boxes of ,fruit, gifts and 'trests_since,
,23.73x1 ' LILLIAN PEPPER
nEvrrAmzEn, cleaning at Buchanan
Cleaners, IVIount Forest. More 'Beets -Wad
stains removed. Garments stay.clean long-
er, wear- longer. l Agent:MILLER'S.
LAUNDRY SERVICE Floosie 247 -for
Pick -UP. •. •1V-69-11.
.
. ••• • .
• .. • . •
NOTICE
- WI 1-1 to thank Mr Harvey' Leslie;
Chairman,' "Of the Red Cross , DriVe, the
merabers of the Lions Club ancUtbe Legion,
who collected, Constance,. United; ClitMch
all -ether collectors and contributors
who gave to this'',work of inercy';'.alsir:It.
S'..--IVISEGOICalif:16r:'"hi5".7WOrks'YSHAVORTIP
BRANCH CANADIAN, CROSS' SO-
CIETY Ivy 7,1 Butt, Treasurer. , • '
24. In Memoriam
'Recreation -News ,
• (By "Scotty"Hume); •
'Hobby Day waS :held 1VIon4aY;',
Ju.ly ,27. don, by Mr.,
J. .Paterson. .n6 following were.
the Winners::,large .'dols,:, CarolYn.
•Cook;,Beth.'Cook;, &mailerdolls, P,
Hume; Carolyn Cook; bestdressed
smaller 'dolls,. Jean Hopkinson, P.
embroidered.: and., 'Stenci1.
stamp; goods, P.,TaticY,Kyle,.0bert
;17a4cNiTai teirgatio.to.npi; :aaeintbet,d, vvoo-picta,.ures ; Ann,
Seld•an, San.gster;'
Robert
,1VICICanghton; • crafts.' Matle during
Stinapier 'school, • Sharon LaVery,'
Carelyn;, peels,' Debbie • geeding;:•!
Chinese. liars, -r-frelible-r-Goixliti-g;
Sharon Lavery; ;JO "UMbrellas,,
Carolyn Cbok: butterflies,.. Sharon ,
KIPPEN
Mr: and Mrs. G. King.'aticl fam-
ily, of Sault Ste. Marie, spent a?
feW days recently vvith„ the forml
eris sister, Mrs,' Alex McGregor,
Mr.aMcaGraregfear:nGtirtizak
ainilYr.
srbe.turned
home from three weeks' vaCation
• with her grafidparents,-. Mr. ' and
Mrs. Cliff .Watso; of Centralia,
and an aunt, Mrs. graham Trieb-
ner,, and Mr. Triebner, of Park:
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Priestap
were ,recent visitors with the, lat-
• ter's father, Mr, Robert Thomson•
Mr.and Mrs. Elston, Dowaon, ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
• Kerr, Winthrop, were in London a
day last Week. -
Recent guests with Mr. and. Mrs.
William Kyle were Mr. 'and. Mrs.
George 'Woodcock,Aim and Jim-
mie, of Detroit.' '
Mr. William IVIediegor.is suffer-
ing an infection in his hand. After
having it lanced at South Barba
Ho'spital, Exeter, he was able to `
• BrerMtimurrssnw. ick hOsJertome.vWhisitiitneghomu,fNe
'Mr.
Mrs.
ErmneasstterWhAtiechhoattesle.Gridza-k r'aurn-
ed home from a week's vacatien
at the home ()Phis grandparentS,
1VIr. and Mrs. Cliff -Watson, of Cen-
tralia.
-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Wierren
visited Sunday with friends in
'
1/Ir. and Ittr5 N.. Dickert are „
awaY-for a few days' vacation,
Mrs. Dickert, Sr., returned to
,her -home Ilarriston on ' Satur-
day..
Mr. William Gibson, 'of. Wroxe-
ter, visited ,Sunday evening with
his aunt, Mrs. W. Mellis and Mr.
• .
•". 'About', 115 rn embers 'Of. the H'arriS'
. . .
'faintly :',-,gathere,d.. at „. the • home...'of.
AtifV.I•Mt.§.:.'. ,'Stitson, -Of:
*tiro, ,fer.Ttheir.•32rid-anrival,_
re-
..uhSaj,urd.. to ;the
ralay ',.1)1eWth-07,
-nnem 'thegathering h4-cr-fo:. -*we
Munro schaolhons,e-'*here a,
4bOntitiftil dinner 'Iva§ enjoyed ,W
, . •.•,
FolleWing,-tlie dinner • 4 'business
,ineetirigWas held With Harris: But;
sen, presiding.The offiberS,,eleeted
for, 1969 'are' as, folloWs;•• :Presiderit,•
Brticefield'-,,,`
vicr-
president; James 'LealessEttllar,
:te',Secketary-,treaStireri, mig.;
ald'Crich; Spaferth.'
After, the meeting the sirts-com-
rnittee;. Mr. :and Mrs. Tom Bing-
.hani.and. IVIr. and 'Mrs. ,Allan, Prid
han'of. 1VIut1ro, •condiicted some
very • interesting • ,indoor. -sports,
They consisted -of relaYs,'contests
and 'a peanut' scramble for the ehil,
dren, The regular line • of 'rates
Were not able 'to be 'run off Otte to
ivetrWeather. • 7
The place and date for the 1960'
reunion i8 eta be set by the exeCu-
tive committee.'
ing theiti.r ANrecilent7wReScidFing4NinKCoVnANstanreEURni* 31te6dLCEITNnitate. :TshhoewgnrOoolml6iNis-
the son of :Mr'.7-and Mrs. II. Van- der ,Molen,__of Guelph, while the
_.,bride is the former. Mary. Jane Whyte, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.- -
• W. L. Whyte, R.R. 2, Seaforth. The couple will reside in Guelph.
(Photo' by Peter Smith).
CROMARTY NEWS OF THE WEEK
.1Vliss. Elaine Jefferson, of Lon. by Mrs.. Flo Dalrymple, visited on
don? -is visiting with her co,u&ins,- `Tuesday with Mrs. Maud -Leeming
Mrs. Robert 'Laing and Mrs, Gor- at Walton.•
do Lain
n„ _g, •
and Mrs. -Eldon Allen spent
the--weekend-with friends -at -Brant-
ford and Niagara Falls:
Mrs. Filmer Chappell his . re -
'turned' to her "loam here after vis-
iting..with :her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Drake, and with other
relatives at Haniiota,, Sask.
The annual 'congregational and
Supday:School picnic will be. held
:at 1Viitche‘11. •Liens,. Park on SaturL
day, August • . , •
' Miss, Olive Speare attended the
.funeral laer•nepliew, Apt Speare,
in Toronto. Ori Tuesday. •••
•Mrs.'„3/1.:11oughton,. accompanied
W1tIGHT-4n loving memory a clear
husband and father, R. James Wright, who
Passed away August 18, 1058.
Every da Y in sOnie way:
Memories of him come our wall
Though absent, he is ever near,
Still missed, still loved and ever dear.
remembered by his wife .Annie,
sons Gordon and Frank, , and daughter,
Laurabelle and families. 24-73x1
Tisckersmith Township MuniciPal Duran
will be' opened from 1 pmt. to 6 :P.m.
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, Until
ers,
DRAIN TILE
riA 7-4721, LEYCAN
itYDALL BRICK AND"
BLGINFIELD. ONTARIO '
. .1 — 11-419x5V
ha‘1117 DEERE 14:in6h., hamnier
trelchtriing• evaporater.; 600 pails spit2
‘!•theiring tanks: '8 stovir 'ttordr:ed-s;
erally.Pfr°;:,.sterrtorllydraulier;plur ; tr:ilsdrf:
in itticartrc.thrbr.;APZ.
loe02 R 13. „
. CHESNEY,.
Clerk ,
5 . 19-6941
mei Wanted to Puy ..; ,
to ,...
othuaing§T cAsE porcss pad 'for sielc.
Arra and disabled farm animals, Prompt,
ferteous collection of all Amid and
-Labled farm animals and bide. Call
• PedtrY LIT:octal ItVebs15,11: dgliaoe:i
gerlada 1.44 , " 1.2 -69-ti
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ACHESON'S DEM) STOCK. '
. Highest cash Prices Paid in surrounding
district for dead, old; sick or disabled hors-
es and cattle. ,Horaes at 5c a, pound: For
She fastest rind proper removalof all ani-
mals, day or night,
Call X.ong Distance and ask for
ATWOOD ZENITH $4900
(no- ton Charge)
-' -WATERLOO
CATTLE BREEDING
- ASSOCIATION
• "Where Better Bulls Aro Used"
Aitificial Breeding Setviee -- All Breeds
or cattle —.Member owr;,ed and control-
led -"Cost LoW --- Efficiency High
Use M. the beiit bulls - Disease contioi-
- Safety
For service or more information, phone:
ctirirrox nu: 2-31.41
•er fot Long Distance
, CLINTON ZENITH.. 0-86,50
7:80 and 9:80 a.m. Week *Days
6:00 and 8 :80 Pon. SaturditY. &en. ings
,
•
Calls receiVed ori Saturday evening win
be' Served on Sitaday morning. For cows
In beat On Sunday morning, DO NOT., call
until Iriondar raorning„ •
HtTTER cvrrxx 13tTrZt. LiviNo
Personals;
HYG C -SUPPLIES (Rubber Goode), -
mailed -postpaid in -plain sealed envelope
with price, list. 6 samples 21c; 24 earn -
Pies $1.00'. Mail - Order Dept T- 78,
NOVA, -,RUBBER do., Box 81, Hamilton.
26. Births
yoi-ttkts1 FI
11-0146,9 0131eXER.
Willt--
MEV460#PER AOC'.
20. Auction Sales'
,MARTAtScott Men -aerial, HOP' itai, -"sea-
forth,, Inly,,,27, te Mr and Mrs, 'James
Hart, , Brussels, a daughter. ••••
MALONEY-At .Scott' Memorial 1ia-dpiM1,
Seaforth, on July ,28; and Mrs-
, rClarence, Maloney;,, 5, 'Seaforth, ' a
ROSS, -'At' • Siarthribiptons: • Hospital, On
'Tuesday;:•.lia1y11;1959,,to 'Mr. and Mrs..
'George- Ross, .4iERry. thee 'Barbara
, • .•
SOLDAN-At' Clinton;,Public Hospital, "on,
:•,' TuesdaY40.ly" 21: 1959; to”Mr. 'and' Mrs.
"Hari Soldan,, R.It. 2, Hensall, •1a "daugh-
.
, •- , ,
,To-liftlaS• the. paper ,uSed in
Canada is paperboard. •
.2,000. plants are engaged,
in ftirniture malting in Canada.'
•
Snapshots that tell a connected .story.uf YPtir 10)IniaX,:bY,,car or
'•• boat are More inter,eSting than random' shots•T'Let''your
story have a 1,3eginning,- A Oildcile and an ending.
Let Your Snapshots Tell a Ho i ay Story
•Canada' is se 'rich. in beautiful
, .
scenery, 'offering Se many snap-
shot Opportiniitie's that a. camera
.shenlci 'be''as. much 'a part cif your
holiday equipment as a fishing rad,
boat or Otitboai:d rrioter.; • And: 'be-
cause the ' Canadian' summer is
'Comparatively' short,„ we ' like to
live tifit OLdoors as much.aspos-
.sible. 'AR manner of outdoor activa-
ties. offer. a wealth of picture .tak-.
ing subject Material.
year? ,why not ten:, a com-
plete. sumniertime Snapshot 'story:
So•oftenpictureS .9f summer activi:-
tieS`-die taken.,a„Slust a let of mis-
eellatieons scenes.' These have to
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'DALIE'IREUNION
.The annual :Dale reunion 'Was
held Sunday in Aeafertli Lions Park
With 85 in.attendniice,, The officers
for the,: 1960 picilic are; as ,follows:,
past-president,,Mrs. Verne' .Dale';
PreSident, Arneld.Jarriieson:' first
vice-President;;Jack Flynn; •secniid
vice;president;,
,secret#yAreasurer,. ,.Mrs, Arnold
JamieSon;::. lunch bonverier;-'.' Mrs',
Ken' '.Stewart; •, :sports :anveners;
Doug,Jameson and .,Harvey Dale:
77.111e:results,, of:. the event& :were :
lucky plate?, George Canipbell;
est Married '-couple, Mr:. and Mrs.
'SasDale 'oldest ladypreSeiat 'Mrs' •
J. 'Dale; oldest ,•man uresent,'?Mr.
. JaS.' Dale`;', 'yotirigest'at', the picnic, -
Marlene 'Dale.; largest finally `Pres-.
erit;.‘Ken: Stewart's; l..Co,ming.,;,, the
farthest; Mr, Afict
si YeAr,s and -nnder; Nelson, qp410,
Debbie Dale; giris, eightHandAtti.
der;, 'Nancy,. Nott•;',baYs, ',eight; and
under, .NeilDale; yalph,MeAdata;
girl, under, Donna
Elaine, Dale; boys, 12 and under,
'Leonard Jamieson Dedgias• Dare-
-girls,. 16 .and under, Donna ,Knox,'
Eileen Dalinage;',- girls; 'under, 25,".
DolmageTh Donna Kriek;
young ' ,nen, 4 Jack crozier, -Doug
Jamieson:. young wemen 'over 25,.
'Mrs.,BillKiiclX; Mrs.' Stewart Dale:'
yotlng men over. 25,", Ken Stewart,
Arnold Jainiesen' ladies 'kick the
slipper; IVIarjer19 Campbell, Helen
McHwaiii; -kick the slipper,'
Jack "Crozier; •„.-Wayne'
peanut Seranible • for 'the: ellild.ren;'
ball in the basket;.Mrs. Itit4F. Mc-
Adam,' _HarVey ..Dale ;.5 • guess the
lady's. Waistline, Jack Cozier and
• :•••
Alia11.1gain.wAs then .enjoyed.
tandOn,lwith Mr. and Mrs, 'Lloyd.
Sorsdahl-on7SuridiT.
Sunday •visitors
tore:. Jur.: and: .Mrs, m ItvGordon.
Houghton, ' Roy,'RemP *and 'Sandra
Dtirrilianoof London; Mr. aiid Mrs.
Reg. Stagg,• "Trudy': and Rickey; of
Exeter;arid Mrs. J.. 'Kemp, of Mit-
'
Miss*Mae Somers, of Winnipeg,
is visiting her friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Hood.
• ---,--11V/rs. ,Lucy Hinton
,
Mrs. Lucy...Hinton, wife ofthe
late' Rev., Albert Hinton, ,former
pastor of Kippen United Church,
passed away onJuly afLachine
General7Hospital,- P.Q. She was
inlet. 88th .year.
-72She-'leaves-to--inourn her__loss,
two Sons, Edward, of Edmenton:-
of-Bniitftifttr
ters, (Enid) Mrs. Eric Richard-
soii,of Toronto, and (Muriel) Mrs.'.•
Fraser Cliff, of Point Claire, P.Q.
Funeral service was at Cedar
Park United Church, Point Claire,
P.Q.; .Monday at 3 p.} -n, with bur -
Lakeview cemetery; P.Q.
, ,
. • • J
be explained.wlien shown to friends
Or fainily.- SnapOliots 'that folloW in
natural . seipieiice • :Oen ,..be :Much
more intereStitig.,' • ' • -
".When yon. take- a _trip 'or A week-
end holiday, •Yotr:4On't 'Very often
.jUstget in: the, Car and go'. YOu,
make some plans-and'Preparatiens
• first. Pictures shouldineltde-these
as ,vvell,.,,such.• as Dad and Junior,
`coming back froM the.storeloaded
With • gro,CerieS,' Mother': packing
;SoiteaSes; the' car being loaded and
locking ',up' the house. '
'Onee,'yOU're road, leg:: ftin.
in,identifY the route 'With snapS' of
SOrrie--Of the signs. Yon.
,stepen the mr.or' arad8ide'pic-
nic
Pie-
lunch,.sorne shotsdfltiejfamily
eating', acid to the riatnral seqUende,
VVlien Yon 'reach your-destirsa-
tion, record' the general .scene
give others an idea ;of What rthe
place looked'like..Thert-try:to,t ap:
'ttire,..the excitement nf'the..children
as -they explore the earttp,;Site,,', cOt-
tap or ledge .and get acqtlainted
with,their-hOlitlaY •neighbors. ,
Later the. familY. ia all set
for ,a 'skritn:in..the lake, yoU'Ve got
enough Material or an. entire roll
of. flint; Von'll; find it More inter-
•eSting.if You take your shqts jn se='
„querice again -the race to the lake;:
• the firSt splash in the Water . and,
if you are.close enough, the facial
expressionS asthq.sWinniners bob
up. 4r air. 'F011oWihis with a .shot
Of the -towelling and. a rear' vfevv,
.aS'-•the family retreats t� the dress-
ing room, .; • . ' •
.It ' isn't fair to leaite the- snap -
shooter out of it?,so youmay have
to repeat seine' Of your shots and
take:hums with. the dardera':
FOROW thesanlePattern for
picture story ,of Your:fishing "ex-",
• cursion and ether' activities and
you"li, end up: with What will be the
interestitigi'set-Uf snapshote-
yon've ever:made.
cat -Cm KAY.
AUCTIO14. SALE
AuCtion' Sale -of Houtieboid'EffectS in
. .
the Town .04 Seaforth, North MainStreet;
SATTIRDAY,:AUGUST 8, at 1:80.p:tn.:
Obesterfield and , 2 occasidrira
chairs; open bookcase; couch,: stoat( tables
-birch ,bedrooni suito, bed awing% did:Taut.
tress, "dreaser; .draiding table; . a bedimani
'rocIcers,r, white' bedroom. felt mat-
trer'as; 2 feather'tielcrai'-diniiigb-odan tahle;
6 Windsor style' dining rdom &stints china
:cabinet S'•baitfet ;.large &opted .table; end
tabled;•rabitiet 'tatlie*,(R0A•Victer) • ,wrall
mirror; Piet -tires; .Barrantore Carpet, .9 4t.'
X, 61. 9/7 Gohlin vacUum.veleaner
ing, MSc: bine; 1 cubic root. Westinghouse..
refrigerat,cir4-2-4mtner stove 'ott• a, stand;
het- .ivoideow, Leo; venetian.
Slit/ •paintou doot.'75”, x
a paint drittleg; kitchen table and 8
chairs; 'trank,; table tamp; bridge. lamp;
Bower pots odd dishes; numerous Other
articles; '
MISS ALICE- REID,
• ProPrietor,
Jaokson, Atictioneer.
In case at rain the sale will be held',an
the Community Centre, ,
20-784
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