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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-08-28, Page 4• HU EXP ITOR, SEA:FOR'M ONT Au-o,usT S. 1959 •, .1.7Sg -CLASSIFICATIONS TO YOTJR ADVANTAGE. • :Cen4ng Events Lost; Str.?4Yed 8. Anted • 4. SOP Wanted ineaS OPPortmatles 6.Teachers Wanted 7. Situations 'Wanted " • 8. Fenn Stoele For Sale 9. Poultry For Stile 10. Use sate" 3,1•.. Articles For ,.S.ale ' 12, Wanted To 'Wanted, 14.: Property For sale 15. Property For Rent, For Sale Or Rent 17. Wanted To Rent. Piiiperti-Winted 19. Noticek - • • 20. Auction Sales 21. Tenders Wanted • 22.... Legal Notices , 23: Cards of Thanks 24. In Memoriam 25. Personals The -cost is' low. Claasifications 2, 2, • 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15. 17-m1mum 2$ cents an insertion. All other elaasi- ficons,. )aininium 50 cents per insertion, exeePf,Alttiens Sales (20.), Tenders Want- ed.(21)....n4 Legal Notices (22), rates, on. aPluacatitel. 11.., Articles For Sale. pui2Ba..F.4). Qhil;galata puppies, toy •size. MRS: CARL JAC3(L11,1-: TeIb-Phone 13russels 21, R 9. • - 11-76x1 25 ACRES of second Cut 'alfalfa. Alar.,ly to MRS. :WILSON CAMPBELL. Plume Seaford: 340 11. 3. ' 11-76kt ROGERS-MAIESTICtransistor portable rsid; also las short, WaVe, PracticallY SEW'. PHONE SEAFORTII 173, - - ` • . 11,7624_ sLoi, BRICK, ',234c aPiece„ cleaned.,„'.30 4ieces 3k9k14.611,/ cedar. 7o 'Square foot; -06.:D2eceSlx6$512d..13,1eet. Jiang, 'su. square foot ; 1,000square feet •hard insole No. L gook 9c• sq. 'foot; endmatch.. This -place. is IYI„ Miles' east of.' Zurich, .3 Miles. 'south, Many Other, things:..-MAURICE I,. WEB- ER, .Zurich. - . ' RADIO, 89.00; electric fry nnn, '$E90: .toaster,' $S00; table Ian:in; -82.50; : iron' "board (folding, :meal), $4.504' botili.''abitirc . folding' tsiale, 53,00 1 Under:Wood noiseless' ty-pewritr, ,fice mod -el '(fully. overhauled), $7.50. 'Will. bring"; -to, your residence . or inspection. Box. 65, TEE HURON; EXPOSITOR. ' . , 11-754, 1. Coming Events DUFF'S W.A., MeKillep, Plan Fowl sup- per on October 28t.b. MRS. HAROLD sAirre, leder-of chil- dren from the Fullerton United Ch ch Mission Band. will be gtlests on CKNX television, Wednesday, September 2, on "NI'Lady" program,. at 4 o'elock. 1-764 - 2. Lost, Strayed '.BARGAINS.JN BUILDING SUPPLIES Mtantity •of uSed 'umber: a nurither of panel doors, various. sises,_from 52.00, and other material. • •• ' Apply: • ,SCOT1' MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Seaforth. ' . _Notices I1ADIO' REPAIRS ---For all kinds 'of radios, at TEARY'S. RADIO SERVICE, Church Street: west of Northside United charclli Seaford:. PhOne 22. • • ' ' • nollrntar, LAuNoErEnfA" •forth and •distrier and Dry Cleaning Ser., vice; •WERR'S BILLIARDS, Seaforth, agent for Brad}, Cleaners & Lanndeteria 19,744f • WATERLOO CATTLE TBREEDIN.G ASSOCIATION "Where Better Bulls Are Treed" • Artificial Breeding' Service -- All 'Breeds of Cattle - Member owned and Control- led - Cast Low - :Efficiency High - *use of the best bung ,Disease led -- Safety For service •or more information, phone: • CLINTON HU. 2,3441 • or for Long Distance - onnsaroisr. zEiOrs 0-650 • • 6:00 arid 8 :00-2).M. Saturday eVelliT161 CBI'SIE`Cq,i,Ved on Saturday e.vening will be served on Sunda* morning, ,For cciws in heat on Sunday marning, DO NOT call- until---gcnnlasiorning1- BE1-1.ER CATTLE role Imrr.bu, LIVING • uction Sales A BLACK and white Collie, answering to the name -of '''TiPpy". Pinder. aontact WINSI'ON WORKMAN. RA. 2, Kippen. .Phone Seaforth 657 R 25 2-76-1 • 4: Help Wanted NiT40.4d To BOY, AUCTION SALE. • MIXED: GRAIN' .(barleY and 'oat..45...re-: . _ ;: . ' • ' • • Atiation :Salo .of He:Mel:old •Effeas.:in the .Town Seaforth; North, Maid- Street; former MCNab 'residenee on SATURDAY' ,SEPTEMBER .5th, , at, 1:00 o'clock . Telephone desk and: seat' tahle. lamp; end table;sinall centre, table solid: wahniti -hall* ,rack with bevelled .nlirret. ' 2.9k..1.61A T',,kitchen; tab and _chams_:; • o , rawera ' bevelled , inirrOr, welnut,:--Plaritie. folding 'door- (beige),.;, -pair white clOttedMoslin -chrtaina l',Meigo. cook= electric ',wen; • 2 _pairs,..••dratkii;.,1fect-: sheets, 'pillOW Cases, .3' :bedspreads: Malta' and blanketsenareel •anriex: heater *";• lawn Chairs.;,•ceoking:iitenails,.„ncits (Mired, about 'folir..tons:--DKVAL:GREER, R.S. 4;;• Seaforth. 'Phone' 655 11. 24. '• • ,•• ' • •1.2-76x1 • ' CRADE 3(1 student tet bdo 'wanted .• • • Shand. be 'in',,,,-,•o0d.'condition.:: Phone SEA,' FORTH. 672' R 4,, or 651-10 3. . •,;•, • , . • • 12.494 BEST'-ezkOf-PlicIL7s-14,_ 1altrierite dPsOs and. '.diSabled ...15t,' -PiemPti. •courteous , .collection •, of, all' -deed • and disabled, firm 83141g118... coflect, 'ANDREWS; '851 11 11,' Sat forth. Associated ,with Darling & • Co.,, of , Canada Ltdi..• 1227.4-tf aaTEA joinANTED for snack ,bar, perm- . amt. Work-tcr likureth- ApPly to SEAFORTH SUPERTEST SNACK R. 4-75-tf. • • HOUSEWIVES, 'need extra money? Start your own profitable business servic- ing an Avon territory. Opening in• Sea - forth. Write MISS MOSHER, Bot 86. Owen Sound, stating telephone nunater. • ' ••4-75x2 CLERK - TYPIST: Wanted iinreediate- ly clerk -typist for general Office Work in Clinton. Some knowledge o,r bookkeeping essential. Apply in writing giving par, 'titulars of qualifications and experience. Box No. 066, THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Sestorth. , 4'764 z1 MEN AND WOMEN WANTED. Perms.neat employment 'Apply to: SEAFORTII SHOES• . • Seaforth. . • ,and,Pans diShes'; antique silver ; laundry. tubs, and other articles :tot numerous to TERMS,-'2Ca.sla. MRS. CARTWRIGHT ILAW.IRV, • -..P , roOrietress ' ' • '- Auctioneer: • Harold Jackson ' 'Clerki- E. P.' Chesney. 14: ;Property ,For Sale PLAN your honie 'Mr:iv; .850.00' do'svil will buy you a lot5in..Selfortb or Harpirr- hey. Lot.s surveyed. -. 'Land suitable, for VLA Projects. Terms to shit. CLAYT 4-76-2 APPLICATIONS Applidations wanted for Manager a the Zurich Branch of the biensall District 00 - Operative. Must hrive knowledge 'of feed mixing rend general feed Mill operation, Duties to commence on September 14, 1959. Please Amity. Stating rinaliftetaions and salary expected, by September. 1' 1959, at 6 p.m., to BERTRAM ICLOPP, Seecetary, R.R. 3, Zurich. . 4-75-2 7. Situations Wanted _ . WILL LOOK after children in own bomb'. Apply to MRS. LOUIE OOSTER- BOSCH, Market Street, Sesiforth. 7-74x3 • 8. Farm Stock For Sale 40 PIGS. ready to wean: and 25 chunics KEN BEATTIE. Phone $84 10 6, Sea - forth. 8-76-1 FARMS VOR SALE • 100:acre5 fitrin, Township o- 2,SeKiiIop, on County. Road; close to village; two- stoiey brick house,' large bank- , barn ; clay Immediate possession. OR SALE '126 -sere clay' loam farm, Township of Tuokersmith, 5 miles 'south of Spaforth. B TENDER Close to school; Idrge bank barn, drive h 1 -s am s ed ; 1h. toreY e honse- I • TenderS War0 alra ate possession. . APplY to: .IIAROLD JACKSON, Box 461 - Phone 47t4-76.1 15. Property -For -Ren FOR RENT: 'Three-bedroom, -crittage; convenientlt located. FITCNE SEAFORTH 217455 after 6 pan. 15r.75x3' TWO.BEDROCM ,APartmeat, orated. APPlY.to CLAY,TON" 3,: Seaforth. ' • - '15-76:2 THItiNS.,ROOM „apartment, semi-furniSh-. ed, heated :. available now. PHONE SEA - FORTE 160 -SL' • • 15175-tf • apartment, with bath. ApidySEAPORTS PARIIERS 00-01", Produ.,ce Diviaion. , • 22. Legal Notices NOTICE to CREDITORS tp the Estate of GEORGE FRANK KING All persons hating Claims against,' the Estate of George Frank Jing, ,late of the, Village of .Egrnondville, .in the County of 'Heron, Retired .vatraer,, deceased, who died on, the 12th' 'day of. August, 1959, are hereb,Y notifie5 to Send' in full partio.eire or their claims to the undemigned _on or, before the 13th 4ay, of. September,' 195gi. after which date,the assets will. be cliatri, bitted: 'having regard only to claims ;then • „ . Seaforth, this 26th 'day of August, 1959,, • • MeCONNELL & STEWART, Seaforth, Ontario, *Solicitors for the Estate. NDTTE to cRE.PITO13. In the Estate of rtAt R, SMXTh Alt' persons having , c rtiss lite of th Estate (if 141arshall .11 m r t S CPunt Hur- on -Beare- y 1959, ar A Labourer,' deceased, Recommend_ Winter Barley son is the recommeoded win- ter. •barley. variety -for Ontario ,at present,' says G. II. Clark , cereal- ist •at -the Canada Department of Agriculture Research Station at Pjay.:Day Takes Trophy- liensall Won he -Play Day com- ljetitiOni at Exetet Wednesday af- te,rnoon with 353 points, to Win the •Lake Huron Zone Recreation Coun- cil trophy. Different :•cominunities in the Lake4Huron 'Zone took 'part including Exeter, St. Marys, Gode- rich.' and Henson, 42, taking pert Each boy and girl wile participated 'received- a Play Day- crest. Thf's was the climax of all recreation; activities which were -held: _Henson ; took part in a swim- ming., Meet in Centralia Weclnes- • Hudson -is a strong•strawed, mil- dew resistant, _rough. awned, sik- rowed barley that Was developed day evening. at Cornell fInivirPrsitY and -licensed • Mr. and Mrs- Eldon Willlanls and for sale in Canada in 1955 R is thelr two 20/12, Harold and'Donnie,. superior to the other winter harle onfortMh.o.n. .Monroe, and Bill Parker,..jr., of .11enSall, left Wednesday for -a vacation in Sudbury. and poi'nts' Mr. and Mrs. • Robert, Si/Upson •and granddaughter, Pamela Sang- 'ster, are spending this week in To- xento attending ,the C.N„E. " • varieties' in winter .hardiness yield and, with the exception of Wong, in resistance to lodging. •- •Winter barley shouldnot be sown on poor or wet Iand for it_does not • do Well under those conditions. - Like wheat, •it responds well to soluble phosphates, hut care must 11,Ir. Doug Cook has, purckhased f°d!'; who died .1harei.sep:03-c n d�f e in r‘f I Partite • k in adding nitrogen the property of Carlisle 'Aril • be ta en. tiliZer because a large amount is o • n Richnlo• nd Street •South, and .lik-SeilnYeethbacraluesye is-dagilintgde leas win- IVIsisPs°5G:silsinan-thgsitserweisekveda'tion- e., ptelia.nht:drdyabtohuatn avvhwetta, it:ahrolirderd be th's week with Mr. .andMrs Jack Peebles' ancL family at Turn- : fotrweillwibnetceormews ek,Ilarelsetyahijsishseedid•obnie_ buNill!.'ss.GGrunvsev. oth, rietroit, is vaa.. S :attacked' rbyis-kHinesspiirjtiFnIgy-ittlibere'fe--ories, tionlog with her Mother, lVfrs.-44. f the flY:free date.• SimPs°n" •• Approximate planting, periods for • the,different zones 'in Ontario are: • Zone I,- Sept. 15-25; Zone 2, Sept: 1115.9,oaflaL .tdhisetnrilarteteed,,,,edheving wirifrif!-dlire the assets will. •b -regard t° s28th day ,of August • DATED, at •SelifOrth, this 4th day' 0 August, 1959. ‘14 Cf)ITiesraFfl,1:;T4:TEVVART' rt' 11Ontario, ' • Solicitors for the Adrninistrbtrix. 3 -,Late seedlings 'should be avoided • for they are likely to suffer win- • ter injury, Even early seedlings may stiffer winter killings some years. NOTICE to CREDITORS n' the Estate of MINERVA KEYES • All persons havIng clairns against 00E state of lYfinerVa. Keyes, late of the •Vil lege ,of, Egmondville in the County-- o Huron', Widow, deceased, who died on_ the -10th*der-of-,-APrilr--1.-959;-•stre-• hereby--noti e - .:: The "pers'on who is afraid to ad-, makina anothnr. fmithii mistake is It all depends Aipori...-the_point of One old -tither, said,,..te: the, 'other: -f..`:Gosh, 13ill; 'don't 'You Wish. we were barefoot boys ,again?" me,". rep1iedBffl „"I -Work. on:a turkey farm ,,. , , • , With the exception of milk, the potato is the Sep- arately, as a daily requirement in Canada's food rules. fied to ,send in full particulars of their • . „ .olairria-,"to' the urideisigned on or before the .11th day "Of SepteMber. 1959, after which date the aSsets will he distributed, having regard only to claims then re- :DATED at Seaforth, this '13th day of August, 1919. - • McCONNELL & STEWART, •.• •.Seaforth, Ontario, . • Solicitors.for the Estate, f011oWing lands are offered for. sale . by Tender, ' namely: • In the Town a Sea-, forth; M the County of Mixon, and..being 'composed of.' Lot 229, :Block "D" in Jarvis Survey, of part of the said Town:. of 'Sea- , • l'enders inugt be in di-e'llands of the undersigned. AA Or. before the 5th day Of 'Septenitier, 1959, and be accompanied by a marked icheotte 'for. 10W,,, -of the ',amotint • e-eof----The-balance--sball--bp-payable itt • On' the said lands there is said to be • erected a small frame ,cottage. Ihese lands are offered for sale to close the -estate- cif :Marshall R. Smith. The high- est :or any Tender, not necessarily accept- .: • Ni\T MCC° E LL,ST-E-WART Seaforth. ,Ontario, Solicitors for the Aclministratrix. DRAINAGR,TENDER 17. Wanted' To Rent HOUSE Seaforth or Egmondville, with 'two or 'three bedrooms, • Apply- t40 For the ,consfruction repair of Bpi' HENRY IrE.TaINGA, 3. Walton. ton No, 2 Drains, according to' Engineer's hone Brussels 82 It .7« 17-(ax3 s ediAgstio,ndu_bo unt.il_se, OVVDShip, Of -MCKi11.01) . Cards -of Tbanks:_,' • I WISH to thatik ell those who rernerm. laered me with visits, cards and treats while' in Hospital and since coming home. • They were much appreciated. , 23-76x1 MARY KINSMAN • • .1 • wisyr,to .thank 'all my' friends and relatives,. were 'th 'kind to remember me •with flbwers, cards; ,treats and viaits while I,was a patieat in Victoria Hospital, WE WISE,'to sincerely thank our neigh- • bors anci-many---friends.•for their many acts of lcindness and gifts. Best wishes th all. Sincerely,' , • • JEAN, HAROLD and DIANNE ,}REE MRS. ROBERT- McAELISTER and. fam-- tlyIri,'1511" to eiipres's their sincere „apprecia- tion far -Ill the expressions of 'symP,attlY shov'n them laio their. neighbors :and friends during their recent' bereaVernent. • • , , 23-76-1 TIM TAMMY of the late 'IVIrS. Harry.. Norris, of Croniarty; wish to extend their sincere thanks 'and ampreciatidn' to' the many friends" and neighbors for the beau,: tiful tributria, Cards, grid expressions., of sympathy *deeded to therie inAhe loss of a ,dmr.31,rift and mother. •SPeCiel' thanks to' Bev. C. D,•lienderstor, Dr.' Brady„ nurses. and Staff of Scott Memorial, Plospitai, Mr, Whitney and :the Whitney Foneral Horne, -and all wild helped in any • Way in our sad bereavement.. • STARTED. PIGS for rain, TO -Me land - race. PHONE 6854 sri; 224-j, Seaforth. 10. Used Cars For Sale 1948 DESOTO-A-Door Sedan: also' one used...bicycle. Can be seen at. residence Of JOHN PATTERSON, East illie= St.,- Seaforth. 10-75-2 11. Articles.For Sale KELVINATOR refrigerator for„sale, 9 Cubic foot: 1 ele4ric stove A.PnlY KELLY Seafdrds. 11-76g1 NOtices CLARENCE PETRI10 and his Orchestra appeared With the Seafortli Highlanders Band.wIth the co-oneratiOn of the Ameri- can rederhtion. of Musicians Recording and SlinnscriPtion Fan& nod Local ,418 A. F. of M. 19464 •REV,ITALIKEti cleaning at Buchanan Cleaners,"Mont Forest. More spots and stains removed. Garments stay clemi er, wear longer. Agent: MILLER'S LAUNDRY :SERVICE,..1 l'hone 247 ,,fiar nick -op. 1944-tf , . _ , .:NOTICE TWO BEDS. 2 dressers, large mirror, 1 commCALL'' 1 chrome high chair. CALTack&sixtitli Township Munieipal Dump • 233. Seaforth, /1-76id." Wili be opened from 1 p.ta." to 6 P.M on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, until STEEL ROOFING. asphalt-rocifing and further notice. siding; cedar post, all aims. Before You' buy. Phone Seaforth 841 r 2. BORDEN OldESNEY" , Clerk. RROWR, 1I-14-tf ONE C.1118 and /mattress; 1 three -guar - ter steel bed with coil springs; 1 drop-. side conch bed, MRS. RAY TOWNSEND. Phone 691-W. I14611. BRAND NEW basin. seeorid-hand -00 good condition; also- 6 feet Of soil Pipe- , Phone sgArotern rto.w Until 6 eiciock. or'239-J after 6. 11-16x1 , 15 ACRES of second sot alfalfa.: We can balean load on wagon Aii•SY 00 JAMES CAIONOCHta24. Phone Seaforth 665 8, 31, 11-764 TWO-FORRQW Massey -Harris trail -type plow, good' -a8 new, A:0ply to KEN Mot L -F -L-1414, nat. 2, Kippen. Phone Plimsoll 693 R • 11:67-t • SET INDOOR STAIRS; 1 gravity fur- nace; 2 ne,ed Beatty 3y:whets, A-LJAPPIl to CLAYTON DENNIS, Seaforth. 1146-2 HONEY FOR SALE: Nod -pouring Sen., tember honey with all the fall vittiniing at 2lb in your ovni container, WAL: 0c LACE 'Vigil A.PAIRIES, Seaforth. '11464 • CLEARANCE Of discontinued limia ef paints, interior and exterior, phis truna&- QUO values on regular. IOW price liner: - CROWN HARDWARE. ' Aare it91, sect- • mirth. • • - 11146x1 01..,..tARANCt of Used television sets, II', and 215/, 51 recliteed Prides. 'CROWN HARDWARE. Phone 167; Seaforthl „11-76s1 19444if WOOD1W,8terte wItlacitc's,.-ekeelleiit. Ceti. dition, Otek .01ieAV While theY,' litiiL .1g3alfatli 229. PRANK ' • • ii4144 301124r • iAtItt 9,11e49rey tooct• .condutoil, ctcqiiiirtiv" Phote, 12 rt. 15„, thimiri, • • . • 11-14.xl . . DRAIN 'Vitt BA, 7447214 lArCAN , initok„ Arrn rtm LTD. t•LonviRt..t. ONTAnto 1.1-aSts ACIISON'S DEAD STOCIC - SERVICE Highest l4ssh prices Paid in surrounding district for dead, old,sick or disabled heir& es .iind cattle Horses at 5c a POurid. FM' the fastest and Proper removal of all ani - teals day Or night. - Cell Zong Distance and 'oak for ATWOOD-ZENITH .U900 .016 toil. thargo 6.41.2,...lineol. feet, oPen arain, excavating_ id levelling' Material on new and old spoil bank: '• 13,055 lineal feet of 14; 12, '10, 8, 6- inch tile and laipe,,to dig, lay and back - 811. 'WS°. 8 Mitch haSins rind 'field .stone protectiona,' L junction boy. Townhhtp to SuPplY tile and pipe within ,noproximateli one mile of 'Work. Contrast* -to lieye •Worlorien'S Compensation Insurance. A. .marlied, chorine' kir '10 per cent -with a Mini- mum. of '610960 to•accoropony tender, LOW; est.' or any tender not necesSarily•accepted• Tender tO state.- -when work will be done. Plan, profile and apecificatiens may be seen at the Clerk'S office. • M. ECKERT, Clerk, McKillOP Two., Seaforth; Opt., R. 111.. • 25. Personals • HYUIENIC SUPPLIES (Rubber 6;ooda), mailed postpaid Inblain sealed erivelone. with price list, 6 samples 25c;,...24 mart. cr▪ vA„-nynana, CO4 Box 92, Hamilton. , (By Hairy J. "Beyle, in the, Toronto • - Telegram): , •'Former newspaperinan and farm commeritator5:1VIr: BoYle'ia Special radioprogram developineiit „officer for "the ..CBC. native: Of, "Huron COMity, for many, yearsMr. Boyle , wrote. a .coliintii,for The Expositor. The PasSing of the Steam engine. is a sad fact of the modern harvest: : There Were t'sk•e'thitig's about llie- Old,fashiioned-T,'harvest• that 'always thrilled, a `boy in the .coiiiitry!.First. 'there Was ;, the' threshing,,''.:If-:-Atie: harVeit 'cairie, early You; had 'your Owir-and tWo,...br: three :otlierS- yOn could' -attend. If. it was late , and_ happened during the school SeaSciii;: Yon.:P911.1d „nlwayS"..",find:. an excuse „to, -Stay. home, The.„:10Cond', WAS, the:,,liaryeSt.'exetirsiori„.-----...„. Therailroads'. :big: linsterS'like ‚the 'oris ',ler the Cana- dianNational ,EichibitiOn..; These Were.' lure's 'that you :studied eager- ly; :as. , . doing SO; You eould „Make :yOur,self old ,enoirgh to go along. ' . ' the. yrkinger 'men Went,west each fall. harvest' home was poor or5noney.scree,: eVen' soMeL.,o,f . , the . :tharried7iiieir w�uld ' Make.- the: trip , to :vvestern Canada'... .• The returning harvesters „were, marked men. • Everybody wanted - to hear •th6ir Stories of 'adyerittire.-- -4rifa0S.,-Vhere-tnank a -Smell' conti.- try boy.;,first :lear,ned of. the great expanse of :graiit:fietdgthatstreteli. Ledrfot„mile:wittiont a leare.' W-e- heard'about, sleeping. in bunkhouses and of using: straW„. a's, fuel 'for, •• !1he:, Simpsons are going', to tlife8Lt: their 'wheat in the Ai. announcementt wa -like tnag electrifying to the2.yoUrigsters Of, the cornriniiiity.„ The sight 'of ;the ' threshing pro- cession -down the :road was a:sig. nal. to try -aMl'hitch. ;a ride with the' tankman.: teaM, of, 'horses on'-the,','hig.. tank that hauled water, for, the engine: °eta:Sion lyou get -• a Chance toride on theengine...YOu jierehed.up.:oii--the emergerity :tank or else. yOu 'could cling to the, SAP/ that Wag used : te out 'up" -the :rails and iSoles that served 'as, . • • The separator WOuld be wheeled into the and...the en- gineer wOuld" back -the_ engine around expertly- to the Proper -,There. wount,-"be_Aeinis.with and, as one Pulled up :by the table,, the belt; would be slipped on the :engine panipoxii... ,powed • Withextra .effort,..and. the separator jiggled,: arid jaggled into. Action With. a. 'great „rusk Of small belts and pulleys' and.. the 'clatter- ing of sieves . and The firebox 'belelied' fir e• With a', toot Of the whistle the threehing..start- ", Soon there would „tie )9 _rustling sound 'as the straw was propelled: through the:blowerand the7golden grain started --slithering out of the spout into a waiting, bag,. Tbe tankman was always a good 61hp-onion, . Most AirneSf the gineer anti separator 'man had Work to tiO; hut thetankmati conk' usuallr. find tinie for 'a!, -that. At first, he was busy '-with ;the port- able Saw that..ran on a beltfroYh' sniall:pidleY, ,cutting up the :pile' of old feneCrnilsintl, poles. Then hi' Would fill 'fhe b�iler and' two gmalltankg he put' -beside the gine and -Set out for •-the creek, met or' pond., , • Tank men were Often' Sort .'of nomads, •:.They . drifted from 1-ob to job, „gotne o them' were iutti- bervienin Winter- Some had been sailors on the, Great Lakes. Others had tried farming 'but gave it up All were great talkers ..and small boys. were •appreciative. listeners. After manning the &top and 'filb• Mg the tank they, -were not,. averse tO tlip.in the'water, a sitoke or a sncki2e under a tfeo,' coining to the 11,1ert.tvhen they heard' a Warn, 26. 'Birt .DUNGEY-At Stott_Memorial HoSpital, cn • Anglist 25, to Mr. and Mrs. Bedford D ungey, Seaforth, A datfc‘hter. , . IDILLE.V---At Scott Memorial Hospital, on August 20, tc; Mr, and Myst-K. M. miney, 1040. 1 Londe.4bern: n seri. JANSEN--At.Scott Alcatiorial HosUital, on August -21, to Mr, end Mrs. Sohn San - seri, 10.10. 5„..Senfort5, a son. MENN-Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mint, R. R. 2, Hensel]; are happy to announce the birth of their son at ;South ,1{111-oli H1JSPit31, EXekr, on Mon -day, August 24, 1959. -A brother for Paul and Jane. .RICHARDSON-At- Clinton Pulilte-Tiospi, • tal, on Wedneaday. August 12,,1959, to Mn• and Mrs', Carl Richardson, 10.11„3, Staforth, a &lighter, THE GREA-T-E5-r atiwgit OF THEN( ALL... .7114AT ,At40 SELt.S ,REAL 14Ev4PAPECt ACS, TR'' 'Om e' Legal Notices NOTICE to..CREDITORS IN CM; Estate of Mary Olive Cook, tate . of .the Town of-Seafortb, in the -Coun- ty -of Huron, Widow, deceased. . All ,Persone having' claims agaitiat the Estate of the above. deceased are required M., file the same with the undersigned Solicitor for die sad Estate, on or before the 1405 -daY • of -September, A.13,- 1059, after . which „date the Osets ,be trilipted amongst the .pariles entitled, 'thereto, having, ,rei-,,ard pulp 00' the claims -of ;547)116141 notice shall havd been given, . DATgli at Clinton, Ontario, this 24th' daY of Augast. A.D. 1950. 10 8, =rims, • Clintrin, Ontario, • Solicitor for the said Estate,- - ' 22464 NOTICE to CREI:IIT-G)lia, IN THE ESTATE Of' Frederick Reid Ectilweil, fare f the TawnshiP of Stet, leY, in the CoentY of Huron, Teeniest, deceased., • • All persons having 'claims gainst the Estate.of the alati-Ve deceased are required to' file the tante with the undersigned Solicitor for the said Estate, on or before' he,..,Itt clay 01 Septemner, A.D. .1959, af-, ter ich date the asseta will be distribut. td aniongrit the pnities entitled thereto,' leaving regard, way 90' the claims of .which notiee shaft have beeri given. • DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this 29tlx day of July, A.D.: 1959. E. lit MENZIES, Clinton, Ontario, • Solicitor for the :raid Estate. - 22-744 Are you ready, to rent .yettr spare rooin? A' classified advertisement phoned. to The tiuren EkPbstar, •*-•*.'"°" 141, Will bring 'a tenant, 28:,, Deaths O'CONNORL-In St. Mares Plospitat, fon- don, on Monday, August 24, Agnes. Krauskopf, beloved wife of the late Dan. - lel O'Connor, 80, Columban, ha her 8150 Year. , tilIFIVICAL STOPS .P0 -TATO SPROUTING IN-STOBAGP An increasingly large number of . pOtato gfeWers- noW know tnt triCk of nreVentingpotatoesirom Spront- Mg. They use "a cheinical known as Maleic .11ydr2ziile -• The cheinicar-is sprayed on, the ,plant- leaves after the tubers are formed,, but before hariest, advis. es the Field Crops Brandt, A/de-if° Department of Agriculture,..' The chemical moves down through the plan't .vein systeM to the tubers, whereit.will*event sprouting for up toa year,- The potataes then stay flint and 'useable of the Of, fed of the chenneal finallir 'Wears. The Chemical easy •tO apply to 'potato plants' 'in -the field.' About 6 to 6 priundsof the Chemical Powder, Mixed in 80 to 120 g-altons of water per acre, -are Sprayed on the plants just before harvest And after the potattjes -are fOr111- . ed., te ig important to apply ,the -etterrileal• after tlie ,potatoes have 'reached full ,blooirt,, and after tub- era have' been: set andformed, in. no ease should -it be "applied when topt begin to ti1111 brown and to. Prititoet- intended for Seed should not be treateil. • Treated potatoes look and taste the sameas any,other. potato, 'The Only difference is that- they will keeji:loOking like a potato, shOuld. firm -and 'spout -free -much longer than untreated, potatoes will, in.g. three :bias' the Whistle. This 'MASI to .shOW that thewatei supplY- was getting' doWnL Most tank -mon just.lik,ed being around threshing . machines. .So • did. a ..• letal fariner , known as "Steamer .Bill" ,]'ones, He :iieVer' had muck. luck ,When he planted A lot of..potatoeg .46 had tot--br else,'the price ,'WaS poor. He PInngect into cern':and borer 'took over. --When he,tried`pigs'the..price • ,Bill..janes;:lioweVer;',ioVed:,to go - to tlireshings..... He. 'nevermissed them, .and it clidn't.'matter Whether he was...-e'Ver'Paid.or 'the..work .re- turned; ., • • One„da.y,,a car struck him' on the Main -.'street, of the Village.. ,He . was :in . bed ''for three -months and :after:that:Walked with ,a limp. He .was. ,.firially 'persuaded to • sue .for, 'claniageS,: and Wheri-il'eanie up, a sleepy.: 'magistrate aWarded."?hini' only. One' Iiiindiedaoll'ars:. alao: Perkins boy, whii.,hadl just gradri- ..ated inlaw, took „up.the ease,. ade an anneal. and. won, fen'. 'thousand guesShite didn't know what 'hi do with the MeneY, because Bill connty town' :mid, proceeded. to, celebrate, Some 'tin*: during'. the ' evening -I the". eon.: .'veitation 'turned VS Steam.',engine8', and Bill -beirgbt one'froin . a 'fellow '.celebrant ,.,who was, a ''machine,, To this, day, the stark of lioW Bill .. and Six, friends- drovethe engine--.--heine7-es--fourtemr IS hove! otie.. Ttier. came fibril. •roadside -fences: Fuel_for,;tbe :rierigelS eA tile:.a jug. TheY woke everybody up fin', miles "around., Bill arrived' in . his front laileivay,' With 'whistle -blowing,. at : daybreak., • • Tliet trip aceorripliShed A Muni:ter of things. ,116 Was'Atiblied "Steam. er Bill" Jimes Ana -the name stuck' ,with him., -His lu�k, changed and he got to be fairly ,proSperoits:, • Stiange.) as it Seem's,' he vvotild neVer .talkfabOut buying' the. 'en- gine, which was. under a tar • paulin, polighed'i to iterfettion but never 'started. Some people thought ,it was a siktu1 waste,,but "'Steamer Bill"' 'aged tospend his,, Sunday af- ternoons sinolting fig4tiTi.g.,,hi.lapioua engine.. NEWS OF TH,E WEEK -Master Billy Consitt is visiting his grandparents, 'Mr. and Mrs. William Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. A. Keene, .of Strat- ,ford, 'were •recent ,visitors .of awl Mrs. Elston- Dowson.. • 'Mr. and Mrs, Eddie- Taylor, of Stratford, visited Mrs, Alice Dins - dale and 1Vliss 1VI. Whiteman on Saturday. , . . , • Mr. A. M: Doig,,of St. Peters- burg, F'Ibrida, is. the guest of Mrs.. Harry Caldwell,* Jack and other relatives. Itr,r. and Mrs. E. Dowsen,, ac, co7,1panied, by Mr.' Robert Thom - so, ,were at Grand Bend Sunday' at ernoon viSiting M. Crystal An- derson and Mrs, William Winder. • Sunday vests of Mr, and Mrs. Norman Dickert included Mr: arid Mrs.,Edgar Wahl, of -14stowel, and Mr. and Mrs, E. Dickert, of Clif- ford. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd • Lovell on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Harland Elliott, Kent' Bridge; CROMARTY Miss Jean, Smith, "from. the' CGIT ,:Of Knox' Presbyterian Cluirch, of Stratford; 'spoke on "(amp Im- pressions" at the, Cromarty CG,IT Mother, and- Daughter banquet; held in Cromarty-Chtirch Sunday schoolroom on Ttiesday evening., Miss Smith was introduced by Miss Amy McPherson, also of Stratford. Miss McPherson was instrumental - in 'organizing the CGIT vvork7-in- The banquet':Was' well attended' and the, guests. enjoyed,-)ifilsical. -.numbers- bY. members . of:the CG1T;. aisb Solos by -.Miss Carolyn, 'Chris- tie: Mr's. Peacock', 'one-time resi- dent of, Biirma, gave a -short 'talk on the 'people and customs of that, • An, interesting Part of.,the' Pro-. gra:m was,..the presentation of ion-. yards ", to:- five, of, 'the 'Members of the ,OGIT;:rianiely, Alice.' Walker; Margaret Wallaoe; Marlen bow,. „Ina',SOt rOtt_amildred.,,Howe„ :This 'cereinony WAS' conducted by their, leader,- Mrs. •Malcolin Larnond. Lady Motorist: "Can. you fix this fender, so thatn-iy husband will never know -I bent it?" , Mechanic: "1 doubt it, lady. But I can fix, it so that yoir can ask •him in a few days how he bent it." Mr. and M-rs. Torn -Leeson and son, . Dale, of. Florence, and -Mss, Gloria -- Tong; of Detroit.'' " Miss' Joyce, Hood is' enjoying 'a two weeks.' vacation at Port Stan- 1eY andLondon. " „' • Mr. andr Uri.. Alex Kerr, Linda and Larry, of. IVIonetville; North- ern...Ontario,. are „spending a meek with the former's parents, Mr. and - Mrs; William Kerr,' and 19mily, of •Kippen. A.lberta Wyant, London, and Mrs, W. Gibson; of Wroxeter, visited a -„few 'days last week 'at the „liome -of Mr; and 'Mrs: W, L. Mellis: '• Mr.8. J Roberts was in To- ronto all last week. •..•• • • Mr. and . Mrs. Allan Tottrison,' 'Donald' and Eileen attended; the 85th birthday 'dinner nf Mrs. McLean at•Exeter -recently. Guests were present_frim Hamilton; To- ronto, London, Owen :Sound Kw., - pen, Seaferthi Henson. ter. „ ,, , • '• •Mr. and Ail„ ri.-Harlton Rawlings, of Canghnawaga, Quebec, spent - last week with Mrs. 'E J. ROberts d family' Other visitors includ- ed Mr. and lVfrs. William EsserY, of:Centralia; 1VIrs. K. Roberts and Mr. Norman Hobbs; of -London. • • Harry • Johnson" returnedto his home in'London. after „visiting. with - his cousin, Gerald Johnson, for two . Weeks.' Gerald: accompanied him. to London' for' a• vacatiom., , Miss Eileen McLean, pfLondon, SPent the weekend at -her home. L'.......mi.s.:,_N_elson_416od 'received , word. on Monday of.a brother-in-law,, Mr. Perkin, of London; who suffered a ' heart attack.. He WaS .taken to a -'..- Lenclow Hospita1 and placed in' an oxygen tent., ' ' Ki�befl Holds : -ractis -don, was first witliz21-6 put-1-3r5b. ., - handicap practise shoot over the', weekend.' Charles' Paruo '-Four tied for 'second, with 44 out , „ ., Kippen.'Gu Club '-s'p‘ons'o'red , 'a , idsn, Lon - c Shoot Eofx•-e5.t0er.; ;T113,:-eYk wBearrekeHr,aLorryndMona;th,Neorrs;' . • man Harburn, Cm -malty, a rt d• . Hedley`Prouse,,Gocierich. Mathers hi1--50 straight in another, _event. , 'heS Mild niluaillaYzah°..SrePLPay6; scilo°6oattnein*eulli11. at I p.m. - ' SAFE DRIVING THIS WEEKEND! ECIAL LABOUR - I E S • ew -B.EGoodrith tires at low, 14)%v prices! . , 6.70:15 or 6.00:16, phis you: recappable trade-in. ;plus 560- icie inpun!ing • , 9 63015 tsbe-type plus your recappable trade -le , ,6;7Q15 tsbe-!ye . retappabie trade, EAFORTH SPNO(0:. $E,11.1fICE' Free PiCk-U-P Phoue3fi3 Seaforth .1000.HCOUltit.Sjittett.Us� r Market:. 1459 -PONTIAC STRATO-CBIEF STANDARD ''--.195.S.-AtklutEo,inVR4Oic.LET. BBL AIR SEDAN -,:-- '- 'SE))All-FliliY ' ' $27.50 ' . : '''''s $1495-' ' equipped: ;...., . ' , ," , transmission , HEVROLET STANDARD $1350 '2,--19ran Rsttli3ON'nssioAnCs,, LAufigNTIAN.,s --- Autbmatic - 1 ,. - _.:-._ - transmission, " , . • e% luny equipped • - ... • •1965 PONTIAC. 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A. number Older models' '$300 to $500 . 1957, PONTIAC,--Automatic, , ..,$4,0.9. , 3.953 DODGE '1/2 a -TON PICX- ' - .91, transinisSion • ''imi 44. , - UP ' , ,4 "1!.0/ A' Written duarantee 'for 60 days on all Late Model Cars -Many otherr-MOdels to chooa from , PHONE 113 4°The4itointi Of Better llsed,Cars",„ • ' ' intusstts - ' ONTARIO._ o' ro: gvvicy.EvNtvo • 0.1"0 -RS RUSSELS