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RAPWanted'
BMATIMM. OVPort0n1geS
41eflehega Viranted. •
Sitnations Wanted'
8. Farm Stack For Sale.
' 2, PonitrY For Sale
10, Used cava For Wet
11. Artie'les For Sale
12. Wanted To Buy •
19. . Wanted'
14. •Property For Sale
15. Property For-Sitent
10, or. Sale or Rent
17. -Wanted To Rent
18, Property Wanted
19. Notiam,
on. Auction Sale:*
21. Tenders Wanted
22. Legal Notices
23. Cards of Thanks
24. In Memoriam
25. Personal:.
•
, The -cosi is low. Classifications 2, 3,
8. 9. 10. 11, 12,,..13"; 17—minimum
25 cents an insertion. All other Assaf-
-.Reations, mini um 50 cents per insertion,
except Autions Sales (20). 'renders Want -
(21)' and Legal Notides. (22), rates on
ipp/ication.
1; Coming Events -
ANNUAL' BAZAAR and Tea; sponsOred
by Ladies' Aid, First Presbyterian Church,
Wednesday, November 4, 1959.
1-77-1
BAKE and Home -Made Candy Sale in
former Daly Garage on SaturdaY. Sept.
19th, at 3 P.m. Sponsored by Groftp 4,
Northside W.A. 1-77-2
.4. -Help Wanted
,12:• Wanted To Buy
AltI)130ARD- wardrobe- for clothes:'
,PFIONE 579-52 , 12-77-1
•ELGREST RASH PRICES Paid for sick.
down and 'disabled fares animals. Prompt,
• courteous collection of all' deed 'anti
disabreds tan 'animals, and hides. Call
Collect, ED ANDREWS, 351 R 11. Sea -
forth. ,..Assoctated.witb Darling & of
Canada 'L -td, .Co.,2-77-tf
l9.1.Notjceg
,
IT4limited Money Loans
TO CITY AND FARM FOLKS
Money for anything and anywhere.
- Phone or write no.
DIALLING INVESTMENTS L'ID.
„380B Blom. St. West, 'Toronto.4'4,
• CARETAKER for S. No. 13, McKil-•
lop (Roxboro School). Apply to W„,_
McDO'WELL. Secretary -Treasurer, RR, 2. .1,0 Property Fur Rent
Seaforth.
•13. Wan
BOARDING HOUSE required for single
gentleman. Apply. to' FRED WILLIAMS.
at Scott' Memorial Hospital.
f4,,.'Properly For Sale.
PLAN 'your, _home,' now; $50.00 down
will bur YOU a.rat u `Seaforth or Hamar-
hey. Lots surveyed: Land suitable for
VLA projects. Ternas to suit. CLA.YT
DENNIS. • 14-77-tf
ITIREE.BEDROOM cottage in Seaforth,
with bath ; good location. Pried reason-
ably. Cell 21741 after six o'clock.--
EfGHT-ROOM briek; house in • Dublin,
iecated in tonin on •HighwaY'S. .All mod-
ern conveniences. -Reasonably 'priced. AP -
ply to onAnzts JDRNSTON'flubljn, ,or
phone 231-53, 'Searth. , 14-774
FARM FOR SALE -125 acres—ofrgeodc.
wcirkable land in the` TOwnship a Stanley,
four miles •"south •a: Verna. on .,County
Read, or 3% Miles west Pf, Kippen; large
bank' barn, framehouse with furnace and
bathroopa, hydro and Pressure '.,sYstent
tbroughont, Immediate possession.
to „MR. , ROBERT 31cALLIsmg. zurieh,
Ont. .Phene'liensaill 695
• 1VIALE }MCI P WANTED: int,eiriew
appointment only at Zurich. Call Zurich
34. GINGERICHS SALF-S & SEXVICE-
_ ., 4-77-2
... Mutt _.5.0.1-aziel.,,GLR.L.....ta_szot
, forth office after school` and Saturdays.'
) Some typing and clerical work. Box 869,
IIIIRON EXPOSITOR.
GIRL OR WOMAN to help .with children
andhousework; convalescent 'mother: mod,
ern, conveniences ; children welcome. Phone
SEAFORTH 463, between 1. p.m. and, 6
• 4,17x2
7
EGG TRAYERS
--- WANTED
Apply to:
SEAFORTH FARMERS, CO-OP,
2RODUCE DIVISION
Phone 13.
4 -77;1 -
MEN AND WOMEN
WANTED.
- Permanent employment -
Apply t�:
'SEAFORTH 'SHOES
Seaforth.
6EMI,,,FURNI.SizEpp
Phone. • 15-77-2,
, .
77-f0R RENT: -,1aree153diocern ' ' 65-az...get
conveniently located., 1.,rfoisik•sEP‘onyrn
2.174li after 6 • -tat', . • 15-752E3'
TWO-BEDROOM* miartinent:,
orated. Apply to CLAyTON,...V.DENZCIS.:
Seaforth •
THREE-ROOMe--
vrre tG
" mi -furnish-
ed, heated available new;ITO% 77
4f
TWO HISAI'ED apartments: DR. E.
A. MoMASTER, Seaforth.
15-77t2
• TWO.BEDROOM heated apartment', bri-
East William Street, near slioe:":fabtory.
TFIREE-ROOM aparttnent, with hath.
Apply SEAFORTH FARMERS CO-OP,
Produce Diviaion. . 0
SIVLAI;L • heated, ,melf‘contained • aPart-
'Merit in taiSidential area. Modetn .kitcherr;
four -piece bath. Available . early, Septern,
ber. Box 867-, litM61,1 .
. • - 15-77x2
4-76-2
. Farm Stock For Sale
TWENTY-ONE good pigs. JAMES'
NOLAN, St. Columban. Phone 84 R 16,
Dublin. • 8-77x1
28 PIGS, .eight weeks old. TED VAN
DYKE, Mill, Road, 3,,Seaforth..
-8-71x1
THREE Holstein heifers. 2 weeks old;
, 1 York sew, due in three weeks. Apply to
CHARLES SHERWOOD, Lot 12, Com.13,
Mcifillop., Phone Seaforth 831 R 33.
,8-77-1
Auction gales
AUCTION SALE
Auetion Sale of Dairy Cattle: 65 head.
of' Young cows and heifers. at Lot No.
31, Concessioe 6, Godedch Township, one
mlie south of Porter'er Hill, on TUES.
DAY, SEFTEMBER 8th, at 1:30- p.m., the
• 49 Holstein heifers, mostly :le -horned'
and yaceinated, some Springing, balance
Pasture bred Hereford; 20 Cows and. heif-
ers, some freshened, others -Milking and
rebred,'. consisting of Holsteins, Ayrshires
and Jerseys; . 5 young- calves.;" Registered.
Arrange to attend this 'sale if You nee.1
TERMS—Cash.
• A. E. TOWNSHEND," Proprietor
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer.
2047-1
AUCTION SALE
22.'• Legal Notices
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of GEORGE FRANK- HINq
Ali persons having claims against the
Estate a George Frank King, .lete-ef the
Village of Egmondville, in the..Countyof
Huron, Retired, Farmer, de5el6zed, who
died onethe 12t1 day of August, 1959, are
hereby notified to send in. Poll Particulate
of their claims to the undersigned on or.
before the 18th day of September, 1959,
after, -which date the assets will 'be "distri-
Isuted, having ,regard ,only to claims 'then
DATED at Seaforth, this 26th day of
• 52cCONI1E13• & SIEWART,
• Seaforth, Ontada,
•Solicitors f 21 the Estate ...
NOTICE to CREDITORS
- -
-In the Estate of NLINERVA KEMES
All persons having claims against the
Estate of Minerva Keyes, late of the Vil..
laze of Egmondville, in the County of
Huron, Widow, deceased, who died on the
26th day of April, 1959, are hereby noti-
fied to Send in full partidulars of their
claims to the undersigned on or before
the llth (fay of, September, 1959, after
which date the assets will be distributed,
having regard Only "to claims _then re -
,__DATED at S6afc.rth,, this. Ifith day- of
August, 1959,McCONS4ELL • & STWART.
Seaforth, Ontario,
• Solicitors for the Estate.
Auction Sale of Householii—Effeets" in -
the. Town -of 'Seaforth, ,North Maims -Street,
forzner 1WcNab residence, on 'SATTJRDAY,
SEPTEMBER 5th, at „1.:00 'O'clock p.m.„:
.Telenhon e desk and, Seat tri-larnp ; :table
lamp,: Mid table- small c ntre' table' selid,
walnut; hall 'reek with -bevelled' • mirror:,
29x17,1/2 ; kitchen table' and chairs; Chest
of drawers with 'bevelled mirror, solid
walnut; plastic folding :dor (beige); Pair
white- dotted -Muslin -curtains; Presto cOok-
...er,__electrie.)- iron ; 2 pairs drapes ; bed,
ding sheet,cases, 3' bedspreads,
quilt .
11
quand ankets; ,white enamel annex
heater.;_lawn„...chairs::-chnkings_ntensils,-Prit
and pans; dishes; antique silver; lauadrY
tubs; trunks;, rangette ; ,barbecue clothea-
-horse ; copper boiler, and other articles
,too numerous to mention.
- TERMS—,Cash,
• , wish. tb :theta, the Seaforth, Clinton ''and.
, MR,S. CARTWRIGHT SHAWLE* nBerLir61g:r1.9d*autte,l'r' ienclads who helped Se won-
,.. r,t, Brig , and 24130 all 'the
' , • - PrePriettess ' - '' '' .derfully at the barn nre.,and, ,aftetwards..
Auctioneer: Harold Jackson
23 d Thanks
• .
- • •• •
TITF FAMILY' of ,the late Edwin Ches..: .
ney •ekprees'-their,eincere, thanks for the
'Many- "acts..of kindnessand thoughtfnhies:'
4-teaded': to ",:thenr-difrin—g—their recent,. be-
reavement. '•- . ' • 23-77-1.
LIKE to ex-t.ez1.2 ere
.and
Sene.' me , •cardS,' letters or gifts while 'a
patient in! 51. :Joseph's FlosPital, London.
_23-7.7.:•1,,, MRS. ARTHUR DEVEREAUX '
Nias.• 'NV../sitLACE HAUGH .,and family
WE WISH to e'xiiresi our ,sincere thanks'
-E.) relatives, friends and neighbors.'for, the
• many ,act8 a kindness, -cards..of sympathy,
ESTA'I'E donations for a, Gideon Bilge, the Cancer
AUCTION SALE
the 'many fiox-al.. tributes. received
Fund .and the. Heart. Foundation,. and fer -
during,
loving huShand.. and, father, thelate,Rev.
U. V.-„wor*'un.. Special, thanks • to , Bey.,
, Rev'. cluaStaue.wood,e5theyrianheurers and
Clearing Auction Sale -of Farm, Earth
Stock, Nlachinery and Household Effects:'
at__Lot_22.0 ..Concession--.8.-McKillop, Town-
ship, 114 miles east.,of Winthrop, on. Count
ty -Road,. TUESDAY;.:: SEPTEIVIBER lath,
Township Clerk'
'---(dontinued from .Page' 1)
took part- in the 'service from ac-
commodation, arranged on neigh-
boring lavvris.'
. Honorary Pallbearers were -Reeve
Ivan Forsyth and five former
•
Tuckersmith reeves: Sa.m Whit
more, Charles MacKay, • Arthur
Nithelson, Alf Moffatt and James
Doig. Pallbearers, were •• Harold
Jackson, M. E:' Clarke,'" Clair
.Ilaney, Robert Tyndall, Robert
Charters and A. Y.. McLean -
The flowerbearers were J. A.
Baldwin, D. H. Wilson, M. McKel-
lar, Dr., J. 0. Turnbull, W. P.
Roberts, W. McBeth, John Mac-
Kay and Harry Chesney,
• Interment-folled in Maitland:
bank cemetery. • '
• Among those -from out-of-town
vvho attended the service•wereMr.
arid Mrs. Faed-Chesney,,Bay City,
MTh.; Mr. and Mrs. ElarverMc-
Kean,-Mit. :Robert Port-0;115E76nd
Mrs. John Stiles, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Jowsey, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Hargreaves, " Mr. Peter Hargreaves,
Mr. William Hargreaves and Mr:
Jack Hargreaves, of Toronto;
James -Sherwood. of Ottawa; -Mr.
Rodger. McKean, Galt; Mr, and
Mrs. Roxiald Reinke, London; Miss
Dorothy, Reinke, Hamilton, Crown
Attorney -H. 'Glenn Hays, Huron
County Clerk John G.- Berry and
A. M. IlarPer, county 'auditor, of
Goderich. -
Pays Tribute:76,,
Late E. -P. Chesney
,
..• The following _verses- in tribUte:
to, the late E. P. ,,Chesney,. for
Many year an official of Tucker-
inith —tow-fiship, -zwere--wri-tten-93-y.
W. P. 'Roberts, assessment .com-
missioner of the township.
,„.
No flags were furled, na bugles
„blew, . • ,
•
No naiufaedby;,.ms marked -your
Yet PnObly4you scored, as well we
Andtall you Stood; in ,tesPect, high.
-; ' •• •
Goodnight,- rily' friend! ,The Winged
years • ,
Swift sped now end your cares and
• fears, •
Tranquilled, stilledr:in-sdenee ,
Your, work fulfilled, rest in Wis
Staff Of Whitney, .Flinerai ifOine. keep. . _
• VV. ROBERTS
CA.0F_DE--22•'Dnrharri and Hereford , • • ' , , . •
cows' ,due_ixa, October and NOvernifer; 14
Yearling ntereford steers and heifers
_
HGRSE---l-year-cdd brown. mare, "Good
Friday C", sired ,by Johnny G., out of
"LallY Invasion"; mark as 3 -year-old, 2:11;
A UOUSt Seaforth or Egmengiville, also harness and hobbles., Ilorse"'wfil be
with two or three -bedrooms. Apply to sold at 3 p.m.
FLE,NRY UP.T.T INGA,• R R. 3, Walton,
Phone Brussels 82 R 7. •17-7553
. •
.•
7. 'NVanted•To Rent
19. Notices
RE'V1TA.LI cleaning ,at ,,Buchanan
Cleaners, MoI7it,11orest,More- spots :and
stains-•rennived. Garments stay clean long-
er, Wear longer:, ,Ageitt.: MILLER'S
LAUNDRY SERVICE. :4.hone 247 /or
19-77-tf
Bus -
forth and district and Dry:Cleaning Ser-,
vice.' WEBB'S BILLIARDS. Seaforth, • • • '
MACHINERY--Cockshutt 70,, '(cab); ,8-,
ft. ,Mass,eyHarris ,self-propelled 'ccimbine;-
New Holland baler"With ,'rootor;' Case -Pie-
vator ; New Holland. hammer ..nrull 3 -fur-
row oliV6r :510,7; stiff tooth ennwator•..:
coskshuti, mower; Massey -Ferguson spread-,
et...on rubber:, 5 -section harrows . (new,)•:'
rubber 'tired 'wagon:. a.. toil'. e.ivee...,.truck;
1942 Sedan ChrYSIer car; memo
separator.; , milking Machine; wheel..•
barrow: :212100-1b. scales"; seuffler.; power.
exiiery'; number pine .plank, 16 feet long;
00antity.. lumber; rain shelters. .
,• •HAY-35O3.bales Mixed hay.
...-GRAIN—Qoa_ntity mixed grain.
agent for Brady Cleaners & Laundeteria
' 9. 'Poultry For Sale •
225 BABCOCK-BESSIE pallets. Apply
toLESLIE PRYCE, R.R. 1, Dublin. Vhone
Seaforth 850 R 14. • , 9-774
350. SUSSEX X Red Ptillets. starting to
lay; also some young . sows. Apply to
GLENN PEPPER, one mild east of Dub-
lin. 9-77x1.
500„, HONEGAR larr pullets • fox, sale.
" starting to lay; vaccinated for bronchitis
and Newcastle. Will debeak and deliver.
APPIY to DOMINIC MURRAY. Phone
Dublin 45 ft 9. ,9-77-1
11. Articles For gale
THIRTY -INCH deluxe electric range.
PHONE 334, Seaftath. • 11474
COMPLETE 7 -piece ,iiving room snit.
Apply to Box 868, THE HURON EX-'
PbSITOR. 11-77-1
MILK FED roasting chicken -s, oven-
ready. Please call before noon on Fridays.
Apply to MRS. ROSS CORDON- phone
Seaforth 835 R 21. • 11474.
LARGE oil space heater. but needing
new grates. Priced to sell. $10. Apply to
MRS7-BESSIE WURM. East William, St.,
Seaferth„ Phone 273-W after six.
, 11-774.
STEEL ROOFING, napaaft roofing and
Siding; cedar post, all sizes. Beiore You
buy, Phone Seaforth 841 r 2. BORDEN
BROWN. -
11.47-tf.
SET INDOOR STAIRS; 1 gravity fur-
nace; 2 used Beatty, washers, A -L /LOWY
to CLAYTON DENNIS, SeafOrth.
• 11-76-2'
HONEY FOR SALE: Now pouting
clover honey. 25e 4b.: Septeanber honey,
• 20c lb., in your own containers .. Cola),
one -pound sections, 50c. WALLACE
ROSS APIARIES, Seaforth. 11-770
1951 PLYMOUTH 4-doon Sedan, perfect
Shape; 15 -foot cabin boat and trailer for
12 PLP. Eito motor. Apply to Box 8613,
THE HURON sxPoarrort.
11-77-1
TrWO BEDS, complete with springt: and
mattresses: davenport, nicely slip -covered
with three back rest Mullions.; small living
room table; kitchen cabinett._41 the Mc..,
MILLAN RESIDENCE in Egmondville.
11.147a1
DRAIN TILE •
NOTICE
12:77-tf 't HOUSEHOLD E14:5,CTS-3'-piece Kroe.:
hler chesterfield entiqUe din5ng:t0010.
Tackerstaith Township Municipal Dunn:
will be opened frOm .0..tn- to
Wednesday and Saturday' „Afternoons, nth.i
further notice. .
..NIRS, E. P. 'enz.5NEY,
• Actin's -Clerk.
9-774f
ACHESON'S DEAD STOCK
SERVICE '
Highest cash prices paid sttriorMding
dIs.nict for dead. 01, sick.- or diaabledlors-
es and battle Horses at fre st. jiciand., For
the fastest and „PkePer removal. of 11 ani-
mals, day or night, • .
Call Long Distance and ash. for'
A'rW001) ZENITEE 34900
Suite; china cabinet ;-• General.' Eleetric.'
'frig.;'Coffield, 'electric', :washing: machine;
electric.. Clare 'Jewel ,CombinationrtOye:
:(hew); 3 bedroom suitest:4 antique, -spool
:bed; sewing Machine.; , odd tables; kitchen
ta 6,,.chairs Electro,Ltix. vacutnri
'cleaner:- • ••
•
-,460-riCre . %.2--,:ttorey: brick'
house, all: Modern'convehlencea'; large
bank, barn; gOod stabling, good water sup,
SAY.'" -All' workable: Clay .loam land; well
drained.' '
,• , , „
In Memoriam
•
loving memory' 'of 13,.' dear
wife:and Mother;-- Grace, who was, called
home September 3, 1958. • ' '
Asleep in, God's beautiful garden, ,
Free from all sorrow and pain, , .
'And when ocrlife's journey is ended,
;We -know know. we shall meet ber again. ,
, ,
2
-Lovinyly
-es, er
- '
by Rose and,
no/la's
• . 147,7GIENIC STIPPLTES, (Blabber Goocis),
nsafled.ostpajd:In phain.sealed' envelope
With' Price list. 6 .Sanaplea. 25e ; 24 sam-
ples .91.00; Mail - Order' bout. 'r -78,
Nova:- RpEtBER CO., 13Mx, 91, .Hamilton.
40% „do' ,wn,, ,haranee 331
daYs; sold sUbject t� teserire Chat -
ESTATE OF LATE WILSON CAMPBELL
Auctioneer Harold Jackson,
Clerk: George Palen,
. (no. toll 'charie);'.' • .
• 10.-71,x21 21.
WATERLOO -
CATTLE', BREEDING
SOCIATION
• 'ivhere•BetteryiIitIls Are Used"
, .
• '
Artinette Breeding aerv,ive Hr.ectis
of Cattle Member oVnied,and cohtral.
led -- Cost to*: Eilleieuey nigh —
Use of the best bails Disease' Control-
• led —Safety
or service nr: tnote information, phOne:
CLINTON HIT. 2-8(41
or for Long, nistanea • • •
er.arroi4r ONITH 9-5650 „
7;30 and 9:38 tuns, 'Week DaYii
4:00 and1:00 P.mi„ Saturday evenings
Calle rdeeivod on Saturday eveiling *rill
be tietved On Sunday- morning, For COV7/3
fn heat on Sunday morning, DO 110T call
until Monday raorrellig.»' •
isha-11,11, CATISUPOR BErfElt nalrirro
1S-77-tf
THE GRE,,ATEST alAfor.gr5F ThEIAALL...
k:
,
BA 7-4721, LUCAN
MT/AM BRICK AND TIEE-IgElt.-
ELGINFIELD. ONTARIO'
1149x51
•12. Wanted‘ To Huy .
THAT BilY5
REAL:
. WANTED To Dint: A halos, crib, large;
Lalse. PHONE prrinais 22 R 5 iiditti
Box Molders' Names'
,NolGiitelt Out:
•
itet feasible for lis
to diVulge the natio et...ad-
dregs -of any adVertileFlik-mg
a ,Hitteri Expesiter,boX ntite-
ber.•VIeaSe de het ,aik US or
this inforthation,
NEwSPAPER
TR' 'EM,
-r9py
Tenders Wanted
,
TENDERS WANTED
,
FOR TIIE NECE.SS.A/LY ItEPAIRS TO
SEAPORTEC ivitmourAi. CENTRE
Fo'r inforration, contact: •
' 'PARIVXON.S. 13.0WCLikFE
Of, W. 'T. TEALL
'All tenders niust be postmarked not
later than September 10, 1952, .
, ' • ' _
SEAFOR,TH IVIEIVI9RIAL.CEAITRE
. L.' V. FORD, Sec.-Tree:4,
22. Legal tices
NOTICE to CREDITORS
••
IN the ,Estate o Mary Olive Cook, late -
•of the roirst of Seaforth, in the Coup-
nro, Wldow, deceased.
•
All persons baiting' claims, 'against •the
Estate of the above deieased are requited
to file_ the same With the undersigned
soueicor for the. said Estate, on or before
• the f4th' day ef ZePteraber, A.4. 18804
after 'which datethe. aseeM Will' be
tributed ainongst 'the partiea. entitled.
- thdr6to, haVini2'.regard efily to the claims
of whichnoticeshall have been given..
itt'Artri'atOnta'rio; this 24th
day of August,
D.• thEliztES,
Ontatio, •'
Solicitor. for tir •seid Estate.
22464
For, one who never kr-Iowa what
she wants, today's woman IS quite
apt at getting it. •
TemptatiOn may be strong, brit
it seldoim overtakes the man who
rims froth it,
.EGui*r-At Scott Meinorial ,HosPital,
. . • , , .
AOgnst 31,, to Mr. and Mrs. /COrman
gg , 11,11, , a , daughter.
FITZGERALlY—At. S.cott Iliemorial'Hospi,„
• ., tal, on August 31, ."to: Mr., •and-, Mrs.
•,' George Fitzgerald, ',Seaforth, ti son.'
,LOVE—aderlin . and Jean '.(nee Arnsitiong)
of London, are .haPpY to announce the
of their •xibn, John'. Dwight at 'Vic:.
toriaAlospital, London, .August • 27, 1959.
DIERIAMAt,, Alexandra .Hospital; Gode-.
riclin. August , 24; 1959; to' Mr. and
• Mrs Meriairi d ih
8. Deaths
DICKELL—In Seaforth, . on • Saturday,
August 29„ Hannah Oughton, widow pf
the' late:Thorne:: Bickell.
CHESNEY—In •Ttickeramith, on Friday,
August 28, Edwin Pearson Chesney,' in his
63r1 Yese. '
'STOREY—In Seafoith, on Thursday, .auz-
„, dot 5'ohri Thonias Storey, of McKil-
lop, in:lits 70111 year.,
Seed In Fall
For : Better'lcriArns
TVS a 'good idea to follew nature's
plan And ,sow yenr lawn 111 the late
sunitner or early fall; accerdin
hortienitnrists of , the 'Ontario' e-
partnient of •AgrienIture. -
Why? Well, 'during this period
-heat is :not SO intense and there
arelevver weeds.. What's more, the
cooler weather, encourages :good
rooting.' ,,Sow in the early fall So
tliat the 'grass is Welt, established
before winter ...sets 111. ,Well-rcioted
plants will suffer less from drought
and heat,,,nekt slimmer. •
Start your final Seedbed prefara-
tion about-10.days before theelleS-
en sowing date. Stir the soil oc-
casionally. to. destroy the weeds
that have started. Roll and rake
the :area -hi prOduce. a fine, le.Vel.
seedbed, On large•areas, try drag-
ging(ia Plank hack and. forth to, pro,
seine ley& effect., ..At
seeding time,. niost f ,the soil.
should be. as fine as Sifted - Ashes
Don't slainp 021 seed, A seeding'
rate of three" 'to Aye Pounds per
1,060 Square feet iSbest when Ken-
tucky• Bluegrastlorrns a - high per-
centage Of theniixture. Sow half
the seed over the entire area. Then:
seed the rest at right angles to:' the
first. TO:insure an even' joh,,,,it. is
-best to Sow when there is little
:After • seeding, rake,the soil light-'
1V,p'y ttOo C3146•Irielitethh,"Itritaal adone4Pdtihreocf-
ton, to prevent .tollection of the
teedin ridges. A light cov,eting of
sereened topsoil may be applied as
an alternative. '
gelling 'to firm the :Soil aroUnd
the seed Will encOtirage Uniform
gerinina.tion. 'Be sure that the roll-
er is, dry or. else s'onie seed may
be Naked up and Wasted, Hell
again after the grass germinates
and after the first eutting„ .
,
LC,AL, BRIEFS.
Mrs: -G. '-ileggarth • has returned,.
'from ..spendirig the,: past' Month,. in,
BestOn, atid. Cape 'Cod. • .
• Miss 'E. C.MeLeod, of lsTeW York,'
a recent visitot at .the
home: of her sister, Mrs..' W. , E.
TSoourothga.te„ • . • : •
Miss, Katie Scott -'is a visitorin.
-.:.Mr...,and.,Mrs. di.- C. Morse and
.daughter, Carol:of ROkbury, N.Y.,
who ,' were visiting .•inOther,'
Mrs. E. C.. Case' have *returned
home; • „ •
: •
,Mr. and Mrs. Francis: -Iluisser
and family left 'MendaY 'for 'their
new...home in Whitby. Mr. Hiiisser .s
will "teach, on the staff. of 'the
Whft-
b public schpol. • ; .. •
:MrS. „Thorrias lfaley,
went. -an operation in St. .TosePli's t
Hospital, 'sLOridon, .Tlairsday,•' t
progreSsirig lavarablY, • a
Mr.. and 'Mrs.' John Flannery -f
were called: te.,Detroit this week as
a. residt of the ' death Of Mrs.Lou:
Flannery, : Her ',fnileral is
held. on Saturday, .
'F,rarici8 a,a.d Paid Hagan have P
been holiday.ing. at the farm homes 13
of Mr. -and Mrs. JoSeph•Barke and V
,Mr. and Mit.. John •A,, Murphy, in
• News of Brucefield
Shower. Honors
Bride,. Elect
On Monday eveaing a• shower
was held in the church- basement
in honor of MISS' Eileen McCart-
ney,- whose marriage takes place
this Saturday. Mrs. Gordon Rich-
ardson was chairman and the pro-
gram consisted a a piano' solo br
Doris Walker; two huniorous read-
ings by Mrs. Eva Wilson, and ac -
cordially solos by Gaye Elliott,
ilieliardsen called 'Eileen
and her mother, Mrs. George Mc-
Cartney, ,to the front where they
were seated in a pink and white
decorated chair. Mrs. Gprdon De-
Jonga.ead the address and the gifts
were presented by Georgene Mc-
Cartney, Delis ,Walker, Barbara
Henderson and Mary Broadfoot.
After opening the beautiful and
useful gifts, the bride-to-be made
a fitting reply and lunch was serV-
Mrs. Simon' McKenzie is visiting
with her son and family in 'St.
IVIasters- John and Peter „Elam,
of, Chatham, Are_ spending this
week with their grandmother, Mrs.
Mrs. A, Paterson and. JVIrs. Ball,'
of Clinton, spent Sanclay with Mrs,
Paterson's another,. Mrs, B. Shol-
dice, Brinsley.
A .nunther of relatives a n d
friends-attendd the Dalrymple
pienfc t Lakeside on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Henderson
visited with Mr. and Mrs. George:
Henderson last weekend.- -
Master. Lawrence Elliott 'and
Mrs. H.. Berry' spent a few 'days
yin Stratford at, the home- of Mr.
and Mrs. George Griffith. •
Mrs'. Harvey Taylor is spending
some time , at the home of her
:daughter, Mrs. Ross Brown, New-
tonVille.
'Saye.:-'Iomatoes.
,
For .Winter• se.•,
• 77"
Continued weather:. thiS,.
sumnier•has'iripened .0ritarlo'S•to-"'
inato,..prop Mere, quickly than.:
that 'canning days are here,
earlier!thari 'ye a rS,.. • „The good
SupplY.,pf
toes. froni•:. nearby' fields,.'which'
,riew available in. stores,. is the..Sig-
;nal Ie.:, prepare ' for.• field :winter's:
enjoyinerat"' too: •• .
• ToniatheS. are high' in ;:foodValitef
being 'a; geed 'Source Of vitamins 'A
:Cr' a• ehataining,,,Sinall,-
,athotintsbf, Other vitamins.' and.'inin-,
•-••• '
Select
that are mattirO.,
,'firnl but: not .iVeli
forth ed, 'aineeth,:vvell-color:' •
ed and .freOltoin'bleiniSheS: One
, pound' !of tOniatoes will givethree
SerVings cooked •finarrair,
Sina 11 .tornath ea :weigh,. apPinxirriate
:Ty-One:nein:4 -and. '16 Sli
ea.. 'Sett -ripest • first.
Stere '.cOrripletelY, ripe. toinatoes io
Mr. and Mrs...John Killina , an
family, of Dorchester, were vvee
end guests with Mr: and Mr
Grant MacLean. ' :-
Miss Patty Lanyon, -who lias bee
the guest of Miss Sharon -Lynn
Hume for her holidays, returne
to- her' home at' St, Thomas la
Sunday.
The September meeting of 'at
Women's Missionary Society oro
United Chutrch „be held Thur
day, Sept. 3, with a pot -luck" sup
per, to be serVed, at 6 p.m. Thi
will be followed *,by the reguta
meeting. -
Mr: and, -Mrs. -Douglas Cook
Beth and Cathy, moved Saturda
last into -the home Mr. Cook pur
chased from Mr. Carlisle Willdn
son on Richnncl, Street.
• Rev: Currie Wintaw occupied hi
own pulpit on Sunday morning las
in the United,S,hurch,' delivering
very inspiring message. Mrs. Mil
ton Lavery and ,1VIrs. -Pearl Bass
More sang a Pleasing -duet, "Hav
.You Counted the Cost?"
A •surprise farewell party for Mr
and' Mrs. Douglas -Cook, Beth an
d funeral, iniine Mandel, August.'31,
k- with interment in Tillsonburg
s. cemetery. Mrs. ApplahY a for
133-'
er well-known resident o Hensel',
/3, is survived by her: husband, two
e sons, Walter F. R.B, 4, Ingersoll.
G. Ernest, Delbi, and one &ugh!.
ter, Mrs, J. Mountenay, Dorches-,
ter.
Mr.' and Mrs, Douglas 'Morris,
Marjorie ,And Tom, of Vancouver,
were- recent guests- of Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Shirray and fain-
- y.
!, Masters Patrick and Michael
Soldan are camping at the Hoff-
man and Clemas 'cottages, Grand
. '
5' Recreation Activities
(NY J. R. "Sccitty"
RecreatiOnal Director)
s This is one column I'm proud to
ite. Since last vveek's edition
t Townof Ilensall should be very
"_ proud of' some of its children who
braved. a sweltering day ef 90 last
e Wednesday to go to Exeter and -
take part against St. Marys Exe-
ter and °detach in a final Play
ci Day activities of recreation for the
Cathy-,4:-Who- have taken up .resi
deuce in Hensall, arranged by their
immediate neighbors, Was held in
the recreation room of the 766-ok
residence on,IfighWay. 4 ''on Sun
Mr. an Mrs, Cook were pre
aented with a floral relisirplate and
. a pair of. brass .candleabras. Beth
and, Cathy each received a cup and
,saucer: Harry Horton "read, the
presentation 'address to me, and
Mrs. Cook.. A hot buffet 'chicken
diriner -was; served. _ .
Mr.: aid mrs':, 'Harold' Serutori,
Pott, 'Dover, are vacationing
with Mr, and Mrs. E. Shadcliek and
Bill and. and Mrs. P.L. Mc• -
• ngllton and Robert.' '
'
forrher's ..,ricother,. Mrs., George. T.
Charles, Bob,' and Ann • .speiit;: last
Mr. arid ,Laird
Friday in Bidgetown visiting' 'the
Mrs BesSie'N,ICHig,..of Kitchener,
vmirsist!dAlitiIaeartt Aip.wexelacn, dweirth
-
Saturday the,Lhion
a415 'jackpot:in 52 calls $5
door,: prize.: Sponsored :by .flensall
Branch Canadian Legion 468,: there
14 'regular games' nshare.:
the -Wealth: ' '
MiSS LoiS.Sinirriciris is ,sPending
aLfew -days with. MiSs Ann; Mielde
district. They; emerged victorious
with the winning number of feints
to bring back to Hensel' the Lake
/ Huron 'Zone Recreation Play Day
..:"-trophy, which they -Will keep '.for -
, one year. •
Bef?re I forget; I would like to
say -.thank you' to the, following
people who took time, out from .
either their household duties or
other work to take the; children'to
Exeter. Mrs. E. ChIpchase, Mrs,
:Harry Hoy, Jim Taylor
and 'Carlisle Wilkinson: I Would -
like all the boys and whol
mould like th participate in a base-
ball and softball tournament a
September -19 at Listovvel- city
get in touch with me as4soon as 2
possible, so I will know how mauy
• teams to enter. Each one partie
_Wing geta a Crest, as well as a
Crest for the finalist and cham-
ancl the winning team, a,tro-
'One. local OWrier, stated thia
week that ',beans, ceming'in •So l far,
are of •.ekcellent., quality*. axidrun-
niag ,'a -good • averagelyield.
spects are Very„gpedy.feeari:.cxcel4
lent_grep_if.,w_e_athe'r:•;;COtitinties,f_.
arabIehe,. said:,
;.,Bill: returned 'home
Monday:. Of . this Week. frpin a - de-'
lighttil"motor.'triP Of ''8.,:800 Miles
Widi .Buck.:,Little.. A
few highlights of the tripinclud-
ed.': Leaving IlenSall On.IVIenday: of
Michigan, , ,Minneseta,.
then north hito-;SaskatelieWan: as:
far as.',Regiria;-:then..;..West. Swift;
Current.' , "the: ", they,
ravelled: by Winnipeg, and .then
aut. 'South into "',Minnesota; ..;
:The most fascinating. thing' On.
he • trip: and, very, :ixnpressiVe,,, Bill:
llackiiiaw-bridge. Th'e West was
Itogether different .than. he thought
tWOUld.be;•.ag it ),Vas all
ept, for about."20 Miles of, flat land
round Regina. :They had a....Very
xinch-
neVer• 'forget; • 2
-es high 'in rnosthwonderful eat, jallipt ,laachieclos;u 4ti.nstdi
,Sangateillnaess
t .her•.hotrie•Fridaeriiiig.fer a
, presentatibirfOr
1:Gladys bride -elect
I day,-Septeniber .39 'friends,
and relatiVes':StiOwered ,Itet. with:
Inany ,beautiful and,.. costly: gifts..
'Presentation aildreial:' Was ' re ad bY.
Miss 'Margaret,'MOir.'and',prpserita.
tions Of gifts „rtiade,:h`i, Mrs: •Doug
..Cooper, •Geraldr.:-,FlYnn• and
Sandra Skinner of Eliinville..-The
.home was -.lovely with baaketa Of
summer: flOwers, while the guest:
chair and. :gift, 'basket with tradir
:tional;halloonS, Wete:deperated",..in
pink and , white motif.. Mrs. Glen
.Deitz directed contests; and lunch-
eon was. 'served, '1VIrs. Douglas
Cooper, Mrs. :Gerald Flynn and
Mrs. -Glen Nixon arranged the
presentation, _ .•
Funeral services 'othe late mrs.
Frederiok...J..--Appleby ., 76. of Sim -,
was held the: Baldock:
the 'refrigerator'. Spread under -ripe: t
tomathes•oht'in a •4,4,31'sPet at room
ternperattire or wkerelhe terripera-
ture is between dn',,;'atid 70 degrees
Yon.don't need light placeto 6
15TOCIlite a,..griod; red eplor:. In 'fact,:
simily.'WindoW sill is! a poor place*
to 'ripen' tomatoes, -L.:they .become'
jo3ye,d.
or of raw toinatoes insalads with P
• arldwiches., cold "plates and
relish', trays as ' well as "out of
hand", and having Stuffed. them
with such hearty, . •cet-
age cheese, „egg, Tfigi;
ures 11r potato salad; cooking: will
dd.jvarietY: Bake, broil, :stew • or
rY. there.: . ',soups . and 'sauces
hey ,,,adcl food 'value and- Steil. 'Op
aNyviltea,htdhee131Infr.ernisa'no'n' .'":Brane'
Ontario:1)eprtment of:Agriculture;
arliament,Buildings; Toronte, for
ullitilf." 408;7 ..".Carining': Ontario's
rilits.14, and. Vegetables". Dir. c
tons. for both celd .and • hotpack
'filieTth-d-s
or.-inadicin".431n
:tcOanialling.ta
teinicine anti?ee'sganiVetia.
in: Una,. lieeklet.. Recipes in the
same bulletin 'include 'Chili sauce,
chili 'satice.with.fruiti green tomae
ici.pickleand tomato catsup. This
booklet is free upon request. •
Recent visitors With ',Mr. and
Mrs.: J. .A. SteWart..were
Peter Calder; Niagara' Fall's; ' i Pat
Lambert; 'Kincardine; 'Miss Mary
Hays, TorOnto, and Douglas Steiv-
art, Toronto, .
Miss Margaret ,Patriek has re-
turned .frona • Arizona, where she
spent seferal.weeks. 'Her. mother,
s. 1VIontgoniery,Patrick, who ac-.
conipanled.her;'fleW to Ednitinton;
Alta„ to visit her soil, Mr. William'
Patrick, and Mrs. Patrick. '
The. Dutch port of ROtterdatti,
badly beinbed during the war,,lias
been cemigetely:reconstruCted.• and
'is 'now ene:,of E,ur.opeS:niast.niod-
KIPPEN NEWS OF THE VVEEK
master..Larry"‘Consitt returned Week in Sarnia, •visiting' Mrs. me_
home froin a week's visit with 'his Gregor'S Mother, Mrs. Harry
grandparentsMr: and Mrs. Roy -Greer, and Mrs. Eyre visiting .her
'Consitt, Hensel • sister, 'Mrs. Etta Byre; •
• Miss Gladys.„.Carter, of • Clande- Mr. Jack Caldwell, aceompanied
beye, is a visitor this week with by his 'cpusin, Mr. ,Sandy- Doig, :Of
her mint and hticle, 'Mr. and Mrs. St. Petersburg, --Florida, motored,
ArchieParsons.' , to Detroit to be the guests pf the
1VIiSs Dorothy 'Jackseti.-spent a, latter's son. Jack Will return. hi a
week With her aunt, Mrs. Harold' few days_, , •
,Smalldrin, of 'Walton.'Miss Derethy ,Jackson and Miss
We regret repotting' Mr. Ross Judy- Crich Spent the -last week of
MacKay is ill. aud-is confined to August in Bayfield: •
the western Hospital, Toronto. Mr. Jim UpShall is , in Scott
. 'Mrs. Mande Redden ,spent $an- IVIeinorial Hospital, Seaforth, re --
day in Alppen at the home of her covering from the -flu. '
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Loretta Ineks, , of Toronth,
Mrs.. Item% • and Mrs. Reid, of Clinton, were re-,
Messrs. W. R. Cooper and Wm. cent visitors -of -Mr. and Mrs„
'Kyle atterided the Grand American S: Roberts and family. ,
Shoot at Vandallia, Olde, ThurSday Kyle!S store is being wrecked,
and Friday a last week. and work commencedthis week.
; Mrs. Rachael ,Gibson, of Wroxe- .Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bell were.in
ter, ;spent a few days visiting her Toronto last week.. , • "
son-in-law and daughter, ,Mr. and Mrs, S. Chapman,' ,Eginond..
-Mrs: W, IVIellis.. ville, is the guest of Mr: and•Mrs.
Mr. and, Mrs. John Sinclair and, Robert, ,MeGregot'atid Jim. .
Joan returned home from a pleas- Mr. and, Mrs. Wffliani Bell, ac-
antliolidaY id the U.S.A.; eornpanied. by:Mrs. Andre* I3ell,
• Mr. William Slavin Ieft last visited with -the latter's daughter
week for a trip to; the 'Western and son-iniaW, Mr, and Mrs.
Provinces. • Steve Stabichouse, in London' on
'Mr. and Mts, C. R. Littleton end Wednesday. • -
family .enjoyed the .weekend in Mr, ,stal Mrs. N, Long spent Sim -
Hamilton at the borne of• the lat.- day visiting frierids in Owen Sottnd
ter's siSter and brother-in-law; Mr. atad Southanipten Beach.
and Mrs. 'George Griatulc,-' • • Mr. and Mrs....ls,Ielson Riley and
• Mr. and Mrs, .Charles 'E•Yre and family have returned home from
Janice visited IVIr. and Mrs. E'er- a weekend:trip* to Napanee, InL
gas Wright, of Brampton, and vis- dianai' having attended the Gerber -
in Toronto over the weekend. Diener *edding. •
Mrs. 1. Datnant 1dtaniily, of 1Vliss Marlene Riley'returned to
Harnilton, are, holidaying all this Amlierley after 'being 'home over.
week With her parents, Mr; and the weekend; ' •
Mrs, William Caldwell; ' Mr.':and Mrs. Norman Dieliert
Mrs. Ronald MeGregor and Mrs, visited relatiVes in Clifford onSan.-
Charles Eyre spent a day last day.* '
Now' that minor -baseball is over,
1-wOu1d1ike-to sarcongratulat.lohs
to the Bantams for the splendid
Way 'they Came iirthelacider,Only
to be eliminated in the semi-final,s.
Cheer up, boys, you did -one thing
that I'm frond Of: you weren't de-
feated all the way;, you did man-
age to get the VVOl3A Trophy.,
,Cheer up, lads, the hockey -season
isn't: too far away. I arn going ta
have a trophy case built at the
arena'for, the trophies 'you win, so
the Public 'will see that you are not
letting the fawn down.
,J R, "Scotty" ,Hunie, recrea-
direetor, would •appreciate °
.therdonition Of a --three,speed—re-=-.. --
cord player for the arena for pub-
lic skating and hockey.
CROMARTY-
arid Wallace, Mat- -
garet,..Debbie•andars.. Graee Scott • •
•motored ,,,le;•13iiff,alci• and' •spent a,
,feW daYs with Mt. and "Mrs. 'Dan... •
•IVIcKellat „fa,inity.,:'-''Rusgen.. Me -
Kellar ,returned to:his' aftet
spenclingjhe :summer . months with.
Mr: and 'Mrs: John Wallace.`...•
E: Mapainald ,:.atid two',
grandchildren,; -Maribeth and Cheryl,-
:spent- the Weekerid with Miss' Olive. ,
Speare. • • .,••
M. Houghton and :.,:Frank
Stagg,.` accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs, , Ross HoughtOni: of; IVIitehell,
attelided' ,the Kemp ' and Dunham
Wedding'. .'irp• , Presbyterian ...
-Chtirelf on Ilanailton'Road, Lon-,
and Mrs. Wesley. RusSell viS-
ited with Mr: and Mrs. Frank: Cad-.
dick and family Sarnia.. Mar-•
garet.:Jean„ who was holidaying in, ,
.Sarnia; returned. to her heine.here. -
Lois Eggert,. of 'Rostock, is yis-
ifiag with Mr. and Mrs:, ,Alex
• Miss Sandra 'Bailey, Of Mitchell,
• spent 'the • weekend. with Alice -
Mrs. William Harper, Wilrria
'Harper and Mrs, Gerald Carey
have arrived home from a; trip to
the east coast. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen -were ,
entertained by their family at a
picnic in Liens Park, Mitchell, on.
tShuenidraintto wceledbinragteanvviiiitvher, tshoerrriy. on
Mr. -„and Mrs. Tom Laing :visited
at Komoka oh Thursday. Miss Ann
Gillespie returned to her home af-
ter spending a few days with Mr. -
, • •
1
4, 1
Np.'„1478
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