The Huron Expositor, 1959-08-14, Page 6TORk SEAFORIll, ONT.
AUGUST 14, 1.950
RE1YEATH THIS BANNE'R ARE THE WORLD S BEST BARGAINS
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'USE ITIESE CLASSIFICATIONS
TO TOUR ADVANTAGE
Coming Events
2. Lost, Strayed
11. 'Pound
4- Wanted *'
5. Busjoetka Opportunities
6. Teachers Wanted
7. Situations „ Wanted
8, Ferro Stock For Sale
9. • PoultrY Per Sale
10. Used Cars For Sale
11. A.,,,,,„rticles For Sale
Wanted To They
13. Wanted
/4, Property For Sale
15. Property For Rent
16, For Sale or Rent
- 17. Wanted „ To Rent
15. ProPertY Wanted
16. NOthies
20. Ahetiort Sales
21. Tenders Wanted
22, Legal Notices
Cards of Thanks
• 24. In Memoriam
25: Personals •
The cost "is, low. Classifications 2, 8,
;8, 9, 10. 11, 12, 18, 15, 17 -minimum
.25 cents an insertion. •AIE other clued-
tications, minimum 50 cents per inse:itidm
except Autions Sales (20), Tenders ,Want-
ed (21) and Legal Notices (22), rates oir
application.
,Articles For Sale
y
- NEW 'TAIL PIPE and merrier; for .-1951
'Perfect Car, PHONE senforth.
. • • 11-74-1,
' CLARE-JE-WEL tW op eleeiric sto7e-.
ApPlY to MRS. NELSON.,RED.Waltoa.
Phone Seaforth 832 R . 11-7441-
. ; •
• Coming Events
-
BAND CONCERTS by Seitforth
leaders every Taesday evening at Vitoria
Park: . 1-684
- 2. -Lost, Strayed
LADY'S dotible lentse glasses. somewhere
in neighborhood of Kippen Church and
Dickert's Store. Callor phone NES. E.
, DOWSON. Hensall 694 R 24.
2-7
4. Help Wanted,
OFFICE HELP. able to take, shorthand.
and type. Box 862, 'EURON EXPOSI,
TOR. • ' •4-74-1
'SALES CLERK for bakery. Steady em-.
1,-Ployment. - Apply. to SMITE'S PASTRY
SHOP. • 4-74-1
LADY to take full charge of home in
Seaforth ' while !nether works; mu.St ; be
fond of children and clean. Duties to
start September 1. , Apply to Box 861,
-HURON-
LOCAL OFFICE requires ,g.irl-far clerk-;
ing and general office duties ; full-time em-
ployment. Some knowledge of, bookkeep-
ing and typing helpful. Apply in own -
handwriting. giving qualifications, to BOX
369, Seaforth.
4-74.x.1.
CLERIC.T-Y.pIST;
' APPlicatians will be received in 'writing
by the undersigned until 5 p.m. Artguit
14.. 1059. for 'the Position of Clerk-TyPist
in the Huron County Library. Office.,"
• Please state edueation, experience. and
references.
Starting salary 41800.09 Per aPPWEL.
J. G. BElt-11.?... Secretary,.
mirror, "Cotirity Library Board.' •
COURT HOUSE, GODERICH, ONT.
4-73-2
7. Situations Wanted
•
WI -LL ,LOOK afterchildren in ow -n
, home. Apply to MRS. LOUIE °OSTER-
, BOSCH. •Market Street,. Sersforth...
••7-74x3
DRAIN TILE
7-4721, LUCAN
'RYDALL BRICK AND TILE LTD.
;F,LGINF1ELD. ONTARIO
11-39451
12. Wanted To Buy
II/GRPST OAS • . or s
If PRICE'Spa f I k
down and disabled, farm anintals. Proro4it,
courteous coilectien •of all dead and
disabled farm animals and hides. Call
collect, ED ANDREWS, 85/ R 11, Sea.
forth. Associated with DarllSg &Co.;7of
Canada Ltd.• 12.69-0
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14.'• Propetty,Fot-Sale
. ,
APARTMENT FOR.RENT. NamthMjn
-
Street ; two-hedinom.-..-apartmeat. Apply C.
DENNIS,....HetPurheY
, „
WELL MAINTAINED borne i good lo-
,
Cation, on GoderiCh Street West; oil heat:
'modern kitchen: ;Phone- SCSICaftir-11571V.-
MRS: WIGG.• '• • 14-74-1
a _ ,
FOR'RE.NT, Sept. 1, recently decorated
self:contained. two-bedroom apartment.
Apply to residence, •ORVILLE DALE, N.
Main• Street. •' 14-54x1
PLAN your home now 550.00 clown
.buy you a lot in Seaforth or Herpur-
hey. Lots sureeyed.Land • suitable for
RLA---Irzoiegtis Terini 'to suit. CLAYT
DENNIS. • ••14-69-tf
.FAIThl FOR SALE100-acre Term 'iri
,MeKillop Township, an Cauatit road a e4r
EXcellent two-storey brick homsei...
all :modirn ;Conveniences. • Ptrge ; bank.
barn; good"stabliag. Good water" slo1.7:'
well _drained: .HAROLD; 34.okspN7 hone'
474, Seitterth: ' )473.2
1
LARGE ' triode n residence -n •Iitaith-ur--:'
heY.-iiie'e ldeatittrn; •new ;"..oll '..fulrillate -ne . ••,„.,,_,' •.,.... ..... • ' ` . . '.,
modern kitchen, four bedrothus. This: 'Ore.': --1-.11,1,,--.-'-;ash-- '
perty can be 'iiiirbifitsed'vers',:reasSdahly as • - '---aiAit' 'OLD'. 0: , F5.EE ,
4 silo moderii louse • , : .,•
owner, la. leaving 'taiWna 'Woulde 'a nice '
Jarn.
; , Proprietor , ' '.
prdposition' for ., y.eterzt,n. • ldedern 'farm.' . Harold jacks- on..';Auetioneer -
thtee miles ,froin • No: 5 Highway r. .3. large
.EP .• Chesney, Clerk- -. ....,
ivorkabfe larid.Orre :of. .thelieSt.. eedippW ---, ' • ' • .'
farms el. Huron ..County., JOHN BOSVELD,
Realtor, Goderich.:Ont, • Salesinan, Joseph
McConnell, Seaforth . . .7.4,.7.4.3.,
' .
19; • Notices
• CAULKING and glazing ,servlee; Store
feelhy having. your -windows e.heeked and
putty replaced- befedn, winter SHARPS
MAINTENANCE SERVICE. •Phonq .8.51
R 5. Beaforth 19-7842
RADIO REPAIRS - Fer all kinds of
radios, at rE,Ears RADIO 'SERVICE.
Church Street> west of Northsidn' United
Chnrch, Seaforth. Phone 22.
19-69-tf
(No. •
ACHESON'S DEAD STOCK
,
SERVICE
instest..sasb iirices Paid M surrounding
district for dead, old„ -sick :disabled hors-'
'es and cattle.. Horses at Sc a Pound. _For
the fastest' and Pruner removal of all ani-
'Call Long Distance and ask for
• ATWOOD ZE1T111 34900 -
(no toll charge)
19-71x21
Auction Sales-,,..
AUCTION SALE
2 Legal Notices
NOTICE to CREDITORS
IN TUE .E.STA'TE OF Frederick Reid
Rathwell, late of the Township of Stan-
, Ideerc,easenedthe County of Ile:fon, Te0Marta
All persona having claims against the
Estate of the abOVe deceased are, rerlared,
to file the Same With the undersigned
Solicitor for the said Estate, on or 'before
the.lst day of Septeniner. A.D. 1959, af-
ter which_dette the assets Wilk be distribut-
ed amongst the Parties eatitled thereto,.
having regard °nil' te the claims ef which
notice shall hare -'bees- given.
• DATED 'at Clinton, ;Ontario thii 29th
day of July, A.D. 059.
An 'Au'etion -Sale of Household :Effects
beehelli 1t SATURDIkY, AUGUST 15.
at one .o'oc`lc., located two 'docks north of
Main, intersection, If Weather unsuitable,
-sale- will -be ;held' in- the- Seaforth , Cora-
,raunity Centre:
' , •
•
24.” Moffatt electric stove: 11 cubic foot
.Frigidaii-e -with .60 -pound freezing •chest ;
•fall bedroom suite •With box spring mat-
tress:Connor washing machine; 2: Con-,
tinental beds, • box- springs and "mattress;
headrests; 'dining room Sn6' chaith,
"able, buffet; • Singer ;sewing machine;
three-piece Kroehler cheaterfielci sdite, cus-
,torn• made; llogers-Majestic TV, 17 -inch
screen with. table; 4,chrome kitchen chairo•
walnut ball tree; rug 9 x
floor polisher ; 1 Kroeliler rocker;• 1 laaY
lmy chair ')vith foOtstdol; 1 heavy recker;
1 studio coachl'",lainpa; chesterfield and
coffee tables mats; full lirte of garden
sina carpenter's tools': heavy work bench
ivired for saw; outside sura cot with mat-
tress- lawn ch5irs ; electrib
for eottage, many other items too limner-
15, Property For Rent
TWO-TEDROOhi ;heated iiiistrtnient, on
East 'William Street, .near, shoe -factorsy.
PHObTE 193 or 250. 15-74-1
THREE-ROOM apartment with bath.
APPLY SEAFORTH FARMERS CO-OP,
Prodyce .
"ONTART
•AUCTION SALE OF LAND
PROPERTY SALE NO .1..:069._
APProximS' tehr '14 acre of land Situated,
#013's -E i;oit.; RENT ;in st„ cohimban, at Pt. Lot 16, Concession 1, LILS., Town-
10.roomsl. close thRoiaaS Catholic. Churchshin of Tuckersraith nu the 'east side, of
and .school. Bo't 864, Itilltb-br EXPOS1- 'Hif-rhwaY Ne. 4 in the Haitilet Of Kinlaen:"-
' 1 16 -74 -1 -
Sale will, be held on the property;, zit
TWO-BEDROOM flofiGE- in w-niinn 200 p.m. D.S.T., Thursday, AugUst 206:-
„
B.- MARSHALL, Walton. Phone Seaforth TERMS: 6100.00 cash or certified cheque
830 H 32. .• , at the time of the' sale, balance payable
be SbtSined
north of Briyfield; furnished; 'all convert- Fu'rther information Inav
ierices. Available August 15. for one or from,:
two weeks. PHONE 898-81, Godorich. 75711 EspA/tntes,r OF KIGHwAys,
15"74x1 395 Saskatobn Street,
°nGtala-ril.°-;7455
19: Notices
CUSTOM COMBINING, price reason-
able. 1..tYLE MONTGOMERY.•
Phone 859
R 31. Seaforth..1.9-74x2
CUSTOM WORK, two self-Trope/led
'swathers for'.ciestom ,-swathing and two"
self-propelled;consbittia for; custom com-
bining: grain put in granary,' •, JippIT C.
wAtaten., -11.10.1, Cromarty; phone
Dublin 12, R 13.19-71x3
COMPI,El'E LAUNDETERIA in Sea -
forth and district and Dry Cleaning Ser-
vice, WEBB'S BILLARDS, Seaforth,
agent for BratlY Cleaneew
8. Farm Stoat For Sale-
l'HIRtY CHUNKS of Pigs. 75-90 Pounds-
Pborte WILLIAM BLAIR. 654 R*12. Sea-
•' forth. 7344x1
TWENTY-FOUR Pigs reedy to Wean-
:. -FRANCIS BICKNELL, 64 11, DnbJisu
' R44x1
•
••STIZTEEN first -litter sows. bred pure
York hog. due from 16th to 20th Artgast.
These sows are . a good size and quality.
AnzdY to ALBERT W. MURRAY, Hensel/
Phone Hensall. 653, R. 11. 8-74x1
9. Poultry -For Sale
19-69-tf
RE:VITALIZED . cleaning at: Buchanan
Cleaners. Mount -Forest. More spots and
stains removed, Garments stay clean long-
er, wear longer. • Agent: , MILLER'S'
LAUNDRY SERvicE. Phone 247 for
piek-tue. 19-694f
NOTICE
Tuckeramith Township Municipal 'Damp
will be opened froth1- Ten. to 6 -,Pen, on
Wednesd,ay•and Saturday afternoons, until
further notice. '
, 200 RED X SUSSEX Millets, 5 montha
old. Apply to ALBERT KRAMERS.
• Phone Dublin 00 R 3. ' 944-2
300 CHICKENS. 70 per cent laying; 10
' feeders. laying nests, water troughs, p-
, ply to CARL VANDERZON. Seeforth
Phone Seaforth 469 after 5 p.m;
9-74x1
11. Articles For Sale.
CHILD'S CRIB and a baby buggy.
-*good condition. Apply to MRS. ST.ANLEY
•
'BRAY. Phone Seaforth 749-12.
• • • 1144.1
;MEDI DEERE Oh -foot one-way disc.
goodmarconditiPhon,one TE01141kS- -.LI SCOTT, 6;09 and 800 pen. Saturday evenings
•Croty. 12 R 15, Dublin%
1144,4 Cells recelYed on Saturday evening will'
-be, Served on Sunday Morning. For cows
COAL OR WOOD burning cook stoveuinbea °11rSilndatTrniinng°111.11111* 1 2°tan
with reservoir and warming (seen. Ap-
ntnondu,In
Wy•to MRS. HARRY CALDWELL.. /LE Egs,r,rsit Foit BriTrat lutvixa
',P.,. lane= 11-744
820.00. An sizes of motors at the prite 1°.49-tt
• 1:=2' H.P. MOTORS at a special price of
you tr'aut to Pay. DUBLIN F.I.F.CTRIC.
Phone 70 R 2. Dublin.
E...`E dB-F.:sr/Ex:
• cleric. . •
; 1949-tf
• • WATERLOO •
• CATTLE BREEDIN• G:
A.SSOCIATION
"Where Bette -"Bulls Are.Iised"
Artificial Breeding Servic'e - All Breeds
of Cattle - Member,: twined mid control-
led - Cost Low. tificienty High -
Use- of the best buns Disease Coatrol-
led' Satetz,' • `
Por service or inore information, Phatie;
CLINTON 1511. 2,4441,
or for Long nistatiee
• CLLIsiTc/N. 2X.a.H
_ITH 0-5650 -
BA -so -tens
30 and 9:30 rum, Week Dare
SzVErtAr„ used washing machines and
a electric ranges for sate. -DEIBLEd ETEG-
TRIC. Phone 70 ft 0.„
11-744
BUFFET CUPBOARD and one habst
„ carriage in excellent condition. ApplY le
HEBB FLEMING. Phone 743,,W-
11-74-1
28x44 GOOI0ISO15 THRESHER Stith
shredder, on rubber tires. APPIP tei
.rAnnarc. Seafortli, Phone -MLR AS.
11-T4.1
. 12;IPOOT Massey.Barria,„. self-proPellgal
Coral:dna with pick-up: Used tit se:a-tens:
76111. SEBRUYAL RR, 2 1ueva1e. Phone
-85 11 13. Brussels, 11-74x1
• HONEY' POI/ SALA, POW Po'lltlit4. f.reah
raltnte* hatter. 25e a 88n84, Pont mion•.:
Uhler: glSo mei:Found •ccetah'IroneY:Se4:,
5fid 'WALLACE ROSS APIARIES,.
' SeefOttli. . ' 11444
sye #S0-15014,. atofinit tog
siding:, ea* past, all sittet, Before IOW
• 1tt3f,:,Bliolto &drool zettlo311
BROWN,
AUTOMATIC Vitc4iir atvilut rti
sella regulatlY Air ,32.89.504. Seat% „eh' tab,
Tent: 'makes inettele Tides, dees ;a -
eft *talent titgaelintelets, Under ttlintai4
tee., .tidie' °Vet! payrnenta,, 8' of, f1.14.or
ta:te cash. „titipV Box 863, Itre Atrriort
Elcrostion, , 11-74-1
LARGS
:::,5•"Act
d.At
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a
'Th -510E
,\01-1
4•A ihITtIIS
t,ftlAt, PAVE R"
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,, The Auctioneer,
Tfatold Jackson
Se,aforth, Ontario.
Telephone: :474 Seaforth.
; Sale. subject 'to reserve-Add--
,1)EPARTME1T OF HIGHWAYS,
.20-74-1
2•- Tenders Wanted
,
E, B. MENZTPS,
Clinton, lOntatio,
Solicitor for the caid Estate.
22-744
NOTICE to CREDITORS
• In the Estate of MARSHAL R. SMITE .
All _Persons having Claims ,against, the
• Estate of Marshall 'R. Sittith,-late. of9athe
Town bE Sett -forth; in the of Bur -
on, Retired Labourer, deceased, who died
on the 7.6tE-day of FefiiParY'a 3,959; are
hereby notified to send ,irt full particu-
lars of ' their cltahns',to, the, undersigned
or before the 25th any, of August,
1969; after which date the assets will be
distributed, haying regard only to claiind
DATED at, Searcarth, this 4th day or
-August, 1959. •
' McCONNBIX, & STEWART, '
Seaforth, Ontario,
• • 4olicitors-7for 'the, Admirusttattix. •
23. Cards of Thanks
•
THE CATHOLIC- Women's'Lerigete!ed
St- tOlurnban .parish, wishes to 'thank' 'all:
those . who ; attended,.7doribfed „and :helned
• in any way at their: Summer Carnival on
July*'22nd. • • ' 23-7-4xt
, .
IVIS.H _to_thank sent xne 'cards,'
flowers_,,and treats,, also those who :visited
lintoespl
.witatiii.e, pSpecial atient in , tp
S,IcotM
t r.. Goenaro,yi
ri
the nurses and and itarr-tif' th'e hospital-, •
22-7441, ' MRS, )3. nir.aanen.A.re:
. . , ,
woE-7-1:FtErq-c-;. express on- .
sin-
cere thanks to the. neighbors'aleci the Sea.
fOrth Rural Fire Brigade...Whet helped. sate
our ,hozne during ,our recent fire. • '
,1111, AND 'MRS. LORNE CARTER.:
. tu, thank' all who sent mc.
fioWers, cards smd, treats, also doctors -of
-the; Clinic, nurses .,ist the Hospital, ,ancl the
':help 1 giVen -to 'those's at /Mine while, I waS
, Scott Memorial',
,
2:34-1x1 .,:,51RS. ALEX McGREGOR
,
wasia to thank nay'. rienfig and neigh-
bors; 'Dr. • Gana "and the South. Efuron Hos-
pitaj
..zst,aft 'ftir care, and , actS of kindness
• following my- accident, . and sincere thanks
to all those who helped with the•harVest-,
- All this -was -vers.: much appreciated.
-22.744. ; IORN ALEXAIIDER
-
f WISH to; thank all the 'friends, rela-
tives and neighbors who were , so kind
• to, teme-mber me with treats., cards' and
visit.S.while I was, a' patierit' in. Scott -Mem-
orial Moopital, and t� -the nurses and doc-
tors for their .kindnes 'and help. • •
23-744 • ;MR'S. ROBT. ELTILEYa Jr
• I WISH:to :express 'my sincere thanks'
-to,- all those who remembered. me with.:
cardS; flowe'andg 5hile 4 'Tea -tient
iT1 Clinton HosPital. Special thanks to
Women's Association, .Cbeir of .Brucefield
'United. Charch. Rev. arid Mrs. DavisOn.'
:Dr.„ -j. C. Goddard, Oakes,' MY'
speCiel nurses, Mrs..;E,;•,Mr:Lean, Mina! KaY.
WE ',WISE bi- express. Mir deepest -ad--
:Preciation to relatives '.frienda
bar -a for all their acts ,of kindness, Cards
-Of-tsyrapatliY,-btrairtiful. tribute -S. Mid
,asSistanee :during' our recent sad bereaVe-
"Meat. We .espeeiallY to thank -Dr -
E.: A: McMaster and the staff of tbeSerr-
forth Clinic, Rev. G. 11. Daniel, IterfItcur-
tie ;WinlaW and ,the":1Bontirron, Funeral
Horne. We Would. alsb, like ta, thank those
nho so faithfifilY:41aqicl: during dare long
' TIEE.; PAMILY, OP TEE
W. R. STEPHENSON
TENDERS*
-',.-,REPAIR TO FLOOR' •
• Tender a will be received by the :tinder-
7signeft-Vitil .5:00 ,p.ta,,,„:AvuthSt 1959,
for th repairing f i"6 So�rbi the Conn,
ty Registry Offiee.
,
Alla-detaila and ''SPeeificiitiOns msy be
received from the undersigned::
Your , tender is te. be an:knitted in a
sealed envelope ',eagerly marked._ ;
jOHN G4 EtititY,
Clerk -Treasurer •
County' of Heron
Gederich, Ontario.,
2144:4
DRAINAGE TENDER
• Township of IVIC
For' the 9:distraction and repair of
Ellittona Drain, according ;to 'Engineer's
specifications, :will be receiVed 'until fore-
noon, •
4,560 _iineat. feal open drala eaaaVatiat
and material on new and old
anoiJ ok- and tEing--iis-leart nf..old &mina
9,625 lin:ant feet of 14, 19,
,afid pipe to 4ig lee' and back -fill,. also
catch basins and field stone protections.
Township to supply tile arid mine within
aPPrzerittiately 1% miles of Work.
Contractor to have Work:ma:Vs *Compen-
sation. insurance.
,6 riitcHmet.rtun'ked ote4.641040.0fr.w10z,ttoermcenpant"Y l*itjlteal
der/
Lowest or any tender not eers,S. arilY
" Tinder to •state whet work wet he done
Ilan, profile, and specificiationa may be,
seen rat the Clerk's Office.
•EGIMIT,
Seaforth, Ont.
'' 21-74
• IT!'g 11 -HS
. SPACE
61r5urt<1.
reereavaseaesioisaatap, .
Bok. Holders' Nathes
;Not Giv'en Out -
It is net pOssibIe for us
to divulge the name or ad -
.dress of any advertiser using
Hutton 'EXpositot hot num-
ber.'Please do not ask us for
thiS infortriatien.
4. In Memoriam
TRE krtY-In niernoty of a dear
wife and. mother, Elsie: Treffry, Who Pa -Ss -
ed away two years ago,, Arigust. 15.1957.
"'"-Lovingly remembered and sadb. missed
by' het husband: Earl, and datighter Erla,
-Peggy -and -their farraillest,-- •-- 24-74.7
• McKI15BON=4.11 loving"memorY of James
SleElhben. Wile died August 18, 1955,
,
'We cannotthink or them as dead,
Wlio walk with us no more
Along the .path of lite we tread!
They have 'but -gone 'before,
Be would' not wish 'for sorrow,
Be would., not wish for tears„;.,
But fast, to be 'remembered
ThrOuglunet the Passing Years. -
-Mrs, Jean McKibben and Family,
24-74x1
.25: l'erScoalS,
HYGIENIC stremzr,s (Rubber, Goods),
usaBed„pOstpaid In Plain, sealed :envelope
with PriCe list. 6 Bapjto 26c74 24 sam-
ples 31.00. Mail-)rder 'Dept. T.78,
110VA-attIBBE11 eq.; Box 01, Hamilton.,
26. Births
ARMSTRONG -At Clinten rabits. Hospital
on August/ 21,4, to M. ant1.- Mr*, James'
Armstrong-, -In, Brussels (nee 1..,60na.
setEnstn), 3 non.
13AICER.--Mr. and M'rs, Bill Baker, Ben-
gali (nee Woodburn), rut- pleased to "am.
nounce the.'birth of their tbeughter.
Clinton Community TiosPital, 'Thursday,
ITh1.0111;30.1"-.-At Strathroy General Ho's-
Taal, •Sunday, July 16,- to Mr. and
Mrs. desePh .Efe Greet, Heafetth,„
daughter.: . . • '
poNALnEoN-Nr. and, Mrs. litadfdrd
Denaldson (nee -jurie Saundercock)' are
laprir to announce the birtii-of. a, surf,
rcubsrt. nuagias,. HatItYclaY, .Angust If
1959,' at BeSpetsl, London. A
brother for Jae.k and . . •
Et Mr. *na Mrs Rea 'Porlies-lnee
• Giadys..11opper), etLek, are happy
ta 'announce the gift of a soli in• kit-
chener on Saturdat-Angtest 1„ 1.059.
RANEY-At, seott..lalitirrint Hostastal, on:
Augest 10, ' Mr, arid. Idra.„ Lloyd.
nazis*, n.n. 4, SeafOrth, a. clattghtea.
MeGAVIN-To Mr. ' and Mrs John. T.
AtcGavin„ Hamilton, en ThursdaY,
6th, a daughter, in . Mountain Rosaital,
Hamilton. • • - _ ,
NESSPIT--At Scott .5desnorial. HaSpital,
.on Attire& 12, to and Vfirs..liarry
•Neibitt, R.P. 1, Seafortie, a son.
. Clinton Puma rfosnital. on.
Weanc4,1a,.', Angitat.s to and. :Mr*,
xennen,. rnrk,et, a,
atinkatet`' • • • `.
,
PRECP,-At Stott 'Iffernistial ilespital4 00
Atterist 6, to•Mr, ond. nAtea
• Rat- 1, .8eafarth, sett
.'1(crepital, Peterborontr,
../17),'as17"-ttgutrs.
titter: for Donets en EnthY.
• WALLACE-At. Scott .Memerial ElogPital,
on July 20, to .1ff., .31ra. Laverne
Wallace, Cronsartn A ooTts,..teF.
• WINLA.W-Ilev, and Mrat'_CarrlP
•of. Heiiitall thee SE:01 Dante), fu
annonnee the: birth 'of 'their *011
At &nth Huron ikteter.„,. Sub
• day,„ August 2, I959. *Ce_hretheri.fier
' • •
August.: 1959.
,;(0UN(lk LEARK.....,ASSESSMENT:.
OFVIILL GE1NCR
. T1 .
oassessment in Ueisal1 is up
$8408 this Year, according to the
report of" D. E. MacKinnon, asses-
sor. Assessment roll as presented
Deaths •• to the Hensall, conned Tuesday waS 14. T.
• i3EN'afAIVIINS-In London. zu,ncia;• 0,020,625, , compared to $938,71'7
*t.wast 11, john. Behjamins, tn. bis:.22td• 1
• year. "'
EASED- $81,000
•tiibit Area. Sarviving are one son,
Stanley, Winnipeg, and one clangh-
teri Mrs, Ann" Hardwick, a LOdy-
smith; 1).q.,
, .
'').Mrs. 'SirnpSon. IVIrs.
Paterson, Mrs. Earle Sproat-: and
Mrs. Q. Cook Spent the weekend in
Detroit., .
A' farewell P•artY, for Mr,- and
Mrs. •Dcirlan.d 'Little and, family,
14.twhpos.draet3iurfonlliodt4i. tinogl3iaggitaro.p,- thOrs'IkAc'oan:
tion, Was held at the HesS-IlaVen
:cottage I at the, Pinery on Sunday.
*Some 36, relatives at down te a
picnicmeal serVed ..On , the lawn
and enjoyed a.,soCial. hour. Rela-
tives •were present. from Watford,
Sarnia, Toronto and. Hensal . Mr.
Little is a nephew cif IVIrs..„Iless,
.and Mrs, Melvin Orr and
Marvin,' of Elrn,Wood, attended.' the
Orr -Mader Wedding. here -Saturday,
and were ,weekend guests -with Mr.
.and Mrs. A. jt. Orr: ,
Mr. and Mrs.•Leaton Siemon and:
ICristan, Of Panaina,.. are -visiting'
.witli'Mr. and MTS.' Archie 'Noakes.
TheY."eXpeet tef" take. up 'residence
in Zurich:1R the 'near fitture..
• mr..:.and;11/Irs. Chria. Aas'eti and
familY;' of.. Regizia,..'Sask.i visited
over the weekend Witli thelatter'..S.
gistd
, George, Hess,' at .the Hess-
Haven-
cottage at the Pinery..
•Recreation Ae4vities
11' "Scotty" Hanle)... ...
' June. .29th the recreation
'.aetivities were enjoyed: by some,
2,100. "children up' till last. Friday;
when we took..over 50' children
• swimming at ..Seafo h.. The ail"
" dim'. this' , year;triii'
some knowledge. Of rit ,eetiva
such as craftS..w "en a -lot of
YoUrigsterS, enjoyed; ,
• I would .11keto say, "tharik-yOV.,',
16 the. 12„5.Parents and .children.WhO
attended -the field day picnic ',held
last_Wedriesclay;
cessfill liVe•Weeks.,:„" Alsothanica to.
the Many ..people who Were kind.
and leaned their cars" to take the
children every2..Priday toSeaforth •
• A special -"thank . you" to. the
'....donated 'trophies And „Shield', Which;
Pin , sure, .ilaspired". an the •
..dren to ,Work
:TirneS.AdveCate,-";. Hens411'•...'Cci=tip;1
,Hyde Bros: : L.
.MicIde and Sonttd..; W. :G.. ThempH.
, son; Wilsen's-thug .Store;r.peaton,!§,
.Bakery; - Crest, ,:HardWare;,LIEVOil-,
thron'S Furniture;:,,T, C..Joynt and
Son;: Hurendalez,DairY;‘,A. Spencer
and Son, for .the. Shield; . • also -.
-trophY, donated by 'a,• friend Who'. is.
interested •. :
The paifihchailpdriaeny Darae;,;intoyithep.d',116.61..,(itn.bkire
,AtigtiSt.?26;* at, Exeter. The 'day Was
Arranged at nineeting,YoUr reerea-
tiba!,director . attended. in ListOwel
"On Monday of ,this Week, ,Let's fill
the 14.411,13grkLfor :the tinal.game s
Don't:Send Junior, but -bring him
• and .the
, •-
By -Law •Means:
(Continued from Page j..)
buildings are taking adVantage of
sca,vaging ,service - and requiring
service as.frequently as eery two
or three weeks', resulted in council
giving' some consideration to lim-
iting the „service. At the moment
scavaging service- is provided to
,properties not Served bysewers
and for this a single building pays
$125 a year and each- apartment
'pays .$1.00. Itiqmany eases, it was
ppinted out, the service is never
us"ed even though residents are re• ,
guyed to continue to: make pay,'
nient. Reeve Ball agreed that some
oWners were taking advantage of
the Service, but felt that the clues -
tion w88, one for the health . unit
investigate. ,When it was first
introduced, the service was limit-
ed -to not -more than twice a year.
C --- ouncil gave approval to .re-
,
cornmendation of the sewage com-
inittee Concerning an. account froth
Frank Kling llinited covering the
"ethistruction of Sewers from the
Seaforth ,Shees 'plant; along West
William 'Street, The account was
approximately $6,5-00 for the sewer
and ;$500.00 to provide temporary
serviee , .for the . Seaforth..Shoes
Pla'nt. until the extension 'is corn -
salary,
ast year.
-The taxable assessment took a
znp of $94,758 this ,year 10 $937,-
275. At the same time, exemptions
were less -by $12,850, being $83,350.
A by-law will, be prepared seek-
ing a connecting link agreement
with the Department of Highways.
The 'agreement vvould cover the
parts of Highways ,4 and 84 within
the village. _
Repair work will be carried out
on a• sidewalk near Carmel Pres-
byterian Church. Damage was
caused by a transport con -Tames
truck ,recently, and the company
will be billed for the rePaire-
Court of revision will 'be held
• when council meets in special ses-
sion on August
Bills and - accounts passed for
payment were: Bell Telephone Co.,
$18,20.; Hensall P.U.C., Hydro,
$9.18; Hensel]. Observer, advertise-
ment,,$17.92; Receiver General:, in-
come tax, $1.75; E. R. Davis, sal-
ary, $23L58; P. IL. McNaughton,
-pleted to :die' sewer system, ' An-
, $100 r -relief $20 7 .T •
erson, insurance on fire truck• s
$25; TwitchelPs Garage, gas, etc.,
$46; Robert Roweliffe, ditching and
tile, • 017; ' Ed, • Fink, material,
-233.19; Brown's I.G.A., 60c; Drys,
dale's Hardware; supplies, $5L51;
Ed. Munn, labor, $39,50; D. E.
•MacKinnon; salary and ' postage,
$364.66;, . Public School
Board, current expenses, $1,000:00„
Total, $2046:09.
Cobk Bits. Ctimpail4-
sWeri•ng' a• 4uefy::ft..9111. Reeve B.11Hensall.are ereetingtWo„ sites' and
tO how the' oasts' eompared With
00 the eatimateti,,, epata,., as . p.repave.4 4,gat..asittia§and beans 5 isstorwallgte
• lay.
.1.3satlilid;,,f.Hh.chatairt#1.:waan•-••°•efe'rtth4tPiti' '.8i,e00s06"lcutlianelerli?1VIraagceCanfane.WEtriiieSs,71ioyf'
r , less. The StratfordhayeAlie,eentract--for the-
iw:tesert7s t eendof Aeti'n,9gthi:t.tt‘'71.1,1:a„,
the' well* was:, undertaken ei-Peetetl..te. be, completed ,the
early. approval Would be receiVed.1.-
, ,,The Mark,etiwas43zz
,. higher .'SteerS
_for til.0,Ol.../-erailLse_Wer„proPOO:41.5t4a4talictliefferS.-at,•-the;,•-ilensaltS'afee
thif costs would of
booernetieblaystli., sons..501.htnorssr1446yi0;-Bnint4hiiierni..'..stt:oetrsi,;.,
gdcouncil.4.7inRC: t he the OhS bgi $t q2 !..fga5 butcher heifers $22 50
t cows $13 to $15 good
the'' Kling ;account shotad, as be paRL :cows,.: $151 to .$17; light.CewSi. $1..?
It .'AVAS:. agreed- 'flint the -• aeeeetrt' to $19.50; . babies,'
Must be, paig,. Since the work had veal ,calves, •$24,' to OMR
been Obrie in - good •faith. Discus, 'calves,,$12(t.Q.$18; good bull calves,
stbii).,Tasbe wlinakebn!'.. 7Ifi' • as t the ac-tiPn' $32 to $45,;, ain:ealVeS,... $43'. to
$22,, to $35 .1 -rotate -in" heifer. CalVeSi.
. Await Recommenda .Weanling pigs; $7.50 to :" $0;.
ehtinks;- $1.0: to:. 12.50; -feeders, , $13
to$20sow, ,
Thee hundred and
Ale-,-;Wele 'sold.; • • • '.• ,
•• Rev. Currie ,,Winlaw occupied his
,own pu1piton,I.Sunday Morning last"
at the United Church, with. Car-,
mei PreSbYteria.n. atingregatitinunit.:
Mg with.; them.. 'Mr..' S. Rannie
and -datighter,:;.*ary ?. A1111; 8311g
. duet,. "It ,,Wass,P1or With .Miss
,Greta., Lan -11111e at :the ,.0,gait
Council took no action concern-
ing repairs which it had .been in
-would be required -at „tffe
Arena Until such time as the arena.
commission, made a formal recoil',
• rnendation. While the matter had
been discussed on previous occa-
sions and it was understood an
fabout $6 000 f th
estimate o - or e
work to ,be done had beeri receiv-
ed by the commission, no report'. Or
recom mendation -.had:to-file ;before,.
Councillor Rivers said he- doubt-
ed ,the cost of repairs would run
'to $6,000 and felt, that perhaps
$2,000 would -be- more accurate
• estimate. He thought that some-
thing should 13e done, because he'
Mr.. and '.1iffiS.: -.George.:Beer and
Linda- ,are spending : a • Week vaca-
tioning . a. Tuodnavg. , .
Word was :tee6iired of the pasS-
iig. of Mr,. Prank 'Wood, who died
in Brafidon IVIan: on Wednesday,
Understood. members of the August -5 in, his 94th. year -,A
col-
c6m' leg; ..P.rofe.SSor;. lie „Was.. boric in
-m1ssion-hadmd1eated4they would,A -.1 2
JuCitersznithl.and. taught .schoel 'in
not assume responsibility unless
action was taken. He ..said that one
'Inember - told he weuld ,re-
sign. "nem. haS never been a
Meeting," Mayer •Christie, who is
'a member of • the comission, told
"They should haVe a,meet-
ing arid -Make recommendations to
cc..4"13Pcirlo";al; fc:r. erection uf'' a
sign . at • Cities Service Station waS
withheld until further mforznation
had .been, received Concerning ,the
• location el the sign. ,Couneil was'
concerned for fear. the sign would
interfere with neighboring. resi-
dences. An ,application. from. Can-
ada'Bread to deliver bread throngh',
out the town was refused.;
No Action, On Arrears
•..,,nothing has been done about tidy-
ing up the tax -arrears problem,
„Clerk :Wilson said, in a reply to a
query from Reeve Ball. Council
several meetings ago had instruct-
• ed the Clerk arid finance commit-
tee to proceed munediately tv ar-
range for a tax sale and for the
collection of busuiess tax. The
Clerk said that the matter had
been, discussed on several occa-
Stens with the chairman a the
finance donunittee, Dr. Brady, and
• that it had been expected to #have
a -meeting the preceeding Friday.
However, this was not possible and
as a result nothing had beenon.
Council expressed appreciatpri
to the Township of Tuekersrnith or
its gift of a table and a chair or
use m a room occupied by Tuck-
ersmith council. Approval was al-
so given. to the Clerk to take his
annual holidays as stibject, to ar-
• annual. holidays, *subject to ar-
Clerk's secretary to keep tlie office
open.
Meat Selection
For tile Beginner
is 'Service of the ,Ontario Depart-
ment of Agriculture is that, apart
from price, siie and weight, the
first thing to look for when choos-
ing a chince rib roast of .beef is
• colour. A bright, attractive cherry
• red of lean. and , white or creamy -
white fat ;are -desirable. Bones on
the thick side of the roast, if it is
frour-yOung' beef, will show some
pearly *trite bits of cartilage at
the end and the cut bone will be
reddish and porous -like in struc-
ture.
While pork, lamb and .veal are
graded, no distinguishing- mark is
placed on the ea?'eaSs-
The younger the animal, the
• more tender meat it will, produce.
Tenderness of two identical cuts of
meat .from two „mature animals.,
will -depend upon the fineness of
grain of theleaii, the amount of
marbling of fat and its distribution
in the lean, as well as the length
of time the meat .has, ripened be"
fore it is eut.
ci3LEARATE
Mr, and Mrs, Rtis-sell Sproat:
will celebrate their 50th wedding
• anniversary on Titesday, August
18. They will be at-home to their
friends from 3 "to 5 in the after.
noon and 1:30 to 10 in the evening. •
REAL ESTATE CHANGE
' The residenee of Mr," and Mrs.
Joseph IVIacartney, on Jarvis $1,,
has been sold. to Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Case. Possession vvill be the
firth of January.
-sale. W""as arranged through
the Bosveld office by the local re-
presentative, Joseph McConnell.
Contented Cows
Produce Better?
"Cow pyschology is -easy. and
probably pays off in more milk
plus extra , dollars in yreur, pocket,"
says livestoelz specialistg. of the On-- .•
tario Department 'of' Agriculture.
.• Most , dairy znen know' that milk
letdown is a normal process (it's •
stimulated:by the hornone. oxyto-
cin)biitvhen a cow is excited,
nervous, or suffering. pain,. the
hormone., adrenalin is ,. secreted:
,Tpehnisa: hnolZolns eiefPtrienv.ethnetsn' ,laentd.
down from acting: When ;this 'hap -
mastitis and a 'gradual slowdown.
in :total'. production May result. ;
-Treres-a-re-s-onictips-ontow--M--get
more co-operation from your cow,
plus milk You may never have
nllsSed
, .
Milk at.- regular . intervals.- Milk-
ing, late rria.y produCe More milk,
but the letdown response rnay be,
• gone'before you get all the
"Place easily stimulated coV's in
the first snclaions, and milk these ,
first. Cows which nailk out slowlY
should he placed at the. end: of the
• Teach -cows to respond 'to, milk-
. stimulus. The' ,beSt way is a
vigorous massage /Of udder and
-teats with a Warm damp Cloth.
--Avoid-frightening-your cows --just,
before Milking, Abnormal noises,
strangers or barking dogs' may
slovv _or -stop the action of the let -
=clown hormone. '
Keep, your temper under -control. ,
...Pain-ca.usechby-lcieking--orbeating -
'can. cot Ton five ;to 15 pounds of.
Painful milking caused by .,
sore teats also cuts down produe-
• Make' sure the vacuum is held
constantly at the recommended
vel'; too high a level can lead to •
Mastitis, and a varying level might
cause nervousness,
. • Remerriber that .cow psychology
and
b4neaukseyo
e.dtno rmeloarxe.your
,, cow, art'd
a relaxed cow will: cost you less
d
. F/L • Thomas. Crawford,' -
Crawford, , and "5 -Thomas, ',Jr..;• left
Thiusdayfor RCAF Station, .Green-
wood, N.S.".' Mrs:',CraWford and her •
Son, ' had been. spending. Some. time
. ,
with her mother, ..Mr. . W.Wright. - • G-. •
„
We are paying top prices for
NTARIO OATS
We are also interested in
egistered Seed WHEA
Gontatt us hefoi.e. selling;
ILLING CO. L
Phone 2
Hensel!
or, an excitingly, different gi
, .
one that i0trtilypereonal an
• r
praCtiCAL a select a boX or
•
*eau'
Paraonalixed Social Stationeri
aols c;r•der attractivoly t-pacitheci
in a rich'
o'olortilloil. box.,
••Vginie the experienced housetVife
probably finds meat buyingsinily
a ',routine taSk,. ,theliiegniter may
not have the necessary kiietledge
t� guide her in' selectingenti and
•Therefore.results Often are both be-
wildering and disappointing..At the
Self -serve market, meats are lab-
elled as to kind, Weight' and price,
.While at a ,mea.t touriter'she malies
her -wants' knOWn to the Clerk. •in
either ,case,hOWelier it is 'neces-,
•Sary taikilow.What to exPedt from
• Beef is -the 'only -meat Which gen-
erally May be Ptircbaled by gradei.
. as yet. ;Grades are indicated, by, a
:ribbori-like bead .(ted for Canada
, Choice, Blue, for 'Canada Goed, or
Brown- for Canada Standard), run-
ning, the -full length of the :aide,
that a Section of the grade.rnark
appeara Oneach retail:CULrd.th,le
• dyes are tised for grade marks, So
:that
it is not /leCeSSatr to ,eiliatiVe
e ; - - •
Advice front the, Horne'. tetinonz-
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