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KICEP • PIUS (late open, $t. Oolumban
Turkey Bingos Dec. 8. Further details
later. •, • • , 146-3
BINGO, Friday, December* 4, at Sere,.
*forth' CP.Piraunity Centre, sponsored, by .the
rtioly NAMP SOcietY-of t. lames' Church;
Seaferth, Don't forget ,this date.:1-86-3
•
RECEPTION for :Mr, and Mrs. Ronald
Smith in Londesboro hall on Friday, Nov.
6- Music for your dancing pleasure by
Stew and his Collegians. Lunch bboth in
hall. • . 1-86-1
1• DANCING at' Circle B. ever,Y Fri,daY
.:40ight. to Clarence Petrie and his Night-
• bawls. Satarday night to Royce Refill
.1and his Country Cousins: On Highway- 9,
/east of Mitchell. .
I NOTE CHANGE of Date: Turkey, Bingo
at St- Patrick's Church, Dublin, Deoember
•14, 1959,‘at 9 p.m_ 17 turkey, 8 Cash' spec
bile and door prizes. Admission 1$1 .
146-1
2. Lost, Strayed
14: •Property For Sale -
PLAN ibur borne now;.550.94 down
Will buy you a lot in Seaforth or Mansur
•hey, Lots suryeyed. Land suitable for
VLA PrOects. Terms M suit. CLAYT
DENNIS. 14-86.tf
JUST LIST:0,D
Three-bcdrooni home near ntsblia schPOI
Ideal•for anyone interested. in assured
extra, ngoine earned, on their own*property
This -is worth investigating. '
. .
ilodern 4-bedrodra 'home near hospital'
2 baths, double garage, large lot. 'This is
just the thing for a -large- family, Rea-
sonable terms „ .
4-bedroora home near • slioe factory ; all
modern canverdenees. Terms arranged.
JOHN 3308'VELD, Realtor -
Goderieh
OSETTP-McCONNELL, Salesman
Phone 266 _
Seaforth
'
-
LOST FRIDAY between aeaforth main
• intersection and .13/t miles north, a trian's
brown fall overcoat. Finder 1.110 -NE Sea.,
.forth 119 or 68. '
. . 2-8630
STRAYED from lot 30, ,on. 12, Mc-
-10110p twp., •red heifer, •between. 6,00 and
'700' pounds,: has calf vaccination tag in
:rear: strayed about ,10 days ago Phone
• 442 r 25. Seaforth, RUSSELL BAR.ROWS,
' 'RR 4, • Walton or Dr. K. Jackson.,
•'phone 32. Collect. • 2464
'Help Wanted
.YOUNG'.MAN
r•os- OFFICE WORK •
• Permanent ernployment Knowliedge •of
..:typing essential: Mu*t be accurate hi fig-
.ures.
Seaforth. Onthrio
4-86-tg
Farnf Stock 'for Sale
THIRTEEN PIGS, 8 Weeks old. ',ApnlY
to KEN BEATTIE. phone. Seafortli '834r6.
8-96X1
8/VE4EEI1'E16S, four to *freshen in Dee-
• ember, one in March. JACK McIVER,
St. COlumban. • -8-86x1
• r-tds "FOR 'sale, 25 Landrace,
.Apply to HARR YAftTS, RR A, Seafoitil.
hone 673 r as: - •• 8-S6x1.
10; Used Curs for Sale
• 1964 FORD gustdmline Cciacb, • radio:
-,' new tires. Good condition. A,ply to
KEN MeLELLAN, KipPen. Phone Hers.,
sill 693 R 5' 10-85x2
47:
11. Articles For. Sale
CHARCOAL, GREY- suit, size 42; navy
blue winter' coat. Can he seen at FLAN-
NERY CLEANERS., 11-8930
'KITCHEN ht. , table and-' four chairs,
child's rocker. APAY to CLARENCE
MALONE. phone Seaforth 1944. 1146-1
PROPERTIES
FOR SALE
gtottage,- Goderich street east, three bed,
monis, all lcOnVeniences, new garage,close
church.and street, .Priced for quick'
- • • ,
#0Laere farm, .31eKillop township. briek
'house, bank barn, 'all- coirveniences, arid
plenty-. of water. A .good bt.m.
. . • . •
, '100 -sole farm, 'Neb. erspiith 'township,
,excellent all.. modern , ooirven-
insees SloSe to school ternsarranged.
,120-acse 'farm, uthersmittr ' township,
good locat60n;..114ist. @ass:buildings, gbod
clean farm in *every•I'asPect. •
• Incnne /Irtiperty. Ntirth Main,, street;
good' solid. 'structure, with self,conteined
arartjrterit. Modern in every respect.,. .
PROPERTIES: ALSO LISTED
. ,
• HAnor_ap JAetsex, Broker
•Eberle 474, Seaforth
•JOHN A CARDNO
Ineui•ance OS15e
. ^ Phone 214, .Seaforth 14464
15. Property For Rent
•,
• Foult-haom apartment for rent r
vate entrance- PHONE 745-16, •Seaferth.
TH,REE-nocim ,apartinent, semi -furnish-
ed, heated; available pow; • PHONE SEA..
FORTH 160 -Mo • , 16-86,H,
• alraPx-noolvr aPartment, with. bath -
Apply SEA.FORTH, FARMERS CO-OP-,
Produce Devion,
ROOK FOR- RENT to ;gentleman,' Pri-
vate_ IMMe, r• Sane' meals •. if preferred.
PliONE 569-R evenings - • 15-86,C1
apartinent ,for rent:
pertiafly liesitedi. :Private bth. .• PHONE
Seefoi.'th2.89 Cir.:Write 0..230: 482- '
•
20. Auction Sales
1VIORTGAGE SALE
•Of Parin in Towaship
Of Hibbert"
Under and by virtue of the'nowers con-
Viined in a certain Mortgage, Which will
0e Produced t the time of -sale, there Will
be offered ,fog sale by •public auction Ion
Thursday, • the 12th day of November,
1959, at the hour of 2:00 P.m. at Lot 29,
Concession '8, Township of Hibbert, situ-
ate approximately • 2 miles "weatkof Staffs,
by W, -Auctioneer, the following
proPerty, namely', ,Lot -29 in the Eighth
Coneeasion of 'the Township of • Hibbert,
containing approximately,_100 acres.
The said ferret is situated on •the County
road approximately 2 milestvvest-of ,Staffa
an44 Inile from school. There- is said to
be si_ate..on the said lands an L-shaped,
biPc barn gPlaroximately, 801 •x 361 x 40,
x 20e, good 'stabling, double -deck hen
house -With accoMmodation for -800 fowl,
cement floors, and good roofs, brick house
and, kitchen, oil heated, bath, bialt-in cup-
boards, PresSure OYstein .ttnia hydro -abun-
dance' of water -9 wells and spring"creeks
clay -loam soil, well drained rgood fences -
TERMS -Ten per ;cent (10%)• ',of the
• purchase 'price to be paid at time of ;sale
, with balance to be paid -cup closing on or
.before December Ilth,•1959. Sale is sub-
ject to reserve 'bid. Possession to be ar-
•
For further . particulars and conditions
Or sale -apply to -the. undersigned. - •
. DATED at Stratford, 'this 26tb jlay of
ANDERSON. RHGOETZ, BELL, DILKS
BarristerS' arid Solicitors„
• 29 Downie Street,
Stratford,- Ontario.
22. Legal Notices
---
OTICE to CREDITORS
• n the estifte 'ok HANNAH BICIMLL'
personS • having.'@ainie against:. the
estate of-Hannah•Bickell, late csfthe toWn
Seaforth, in'thelconnty of Huron:. Wid-
ow,, deceased, who -died •on the 29th day of ,
Angust, 1959, 'are.bereby notified to send
, full particulars. of their ,claims to ,tlie
undersigned, on or'' before ,,the 13th, day .Of
NoVernber, 1959, after Whieh".' date the
assets be distributed, having regard
only to claims ,then received. • .
, .
DATED at.,Sea.fOrth, this 20th day 'of
McOONNELL &.3.1yART
Seaforth, Onto= -
- Solicitors for the estate. •.
APAR'PMENT• Fpn, RENT; two
rothno1. ,large :living:. ream with firenlace,.
fbor-Pieee 'bath; kitaben, berclwoOd flobrs,
throughout,; oil heated;••Pleasent..surround
lugs; eVailable' December. :1, -BOX .888,,
lath. :HURON EXPOSITOR. • '12-96x2
17. •Waitted To Rent
s'';'"••'••• GIRL'S GICKEN tweed- coat. with fur
trim, Ske 7. PIIONE 638 r 21, Seaforth. .4. THREE - RDDROOM modern., house,
• , 11464 vicinity of Dublin or St. Colum-han, close
to schooL •ApPly to BOX 886,"The Huron
QUEBEC HEATER for sale, dood E,.poaitor 11 86 1
condition. PHONE Seaforth 852 r 24.
LARGE OIL. space heatel., as Roos) as
new. also 200 gal- oil tank with proper
piping and filter. Apply to 'MORO 'T.
NORRIS. ildione Dublin 43 r 2. • 11-86-1
• A NUMBER a used dryers.. These are
real opportunities to obtain is .labor-sav-
ing dryer at, the lowest possible Price.
BOX FURNITURE. 11-864
-•••- DURO PRESSURE pump. complete with
motor and 12, feet of %-inch pipe. E.
• GEDDES, phone 235-3, 'John Street, Sea -
forth. .1146-1
LARGE PHILCO 'refrigerator, excellent
.1 condition: moving. mitst sell. • Cost $400,
first $40 takes it, GLEN ROSE. Seaforth
662 r 12. ' 11-86x1
SIX -1100M modern epttage on' Goder-;
ieh street. also 10* acres of bush, pert lot
/1. con. 5. Hallett tvcp. ADDIS' to ROY
LAWSON: phorre-404',"Seaforth. 11-85x1
PLACE YOUR ,,ORDER. for Christmas
cakes now. Will accept -orders in Nov-
ember and the first week in December.
MRS, KEITH MacLEAN, RR L Seaforth,
Phone 660 r 31. 11-86-1
NOW IS THE time to get your sulmlY
of celery, cabbage. carrots. Apply• 1,0"
WILFRED MOUSSEATI. 21.ss mile* 1,68t of
Hensall on •Highway 84_ Phone 92 r
Zurich. 11-864
BOY'S STATION WAGON .coat, slae 10,
like new: boy's 9-pier.e' cocoa brown coat
Set. size 616. like new : boy's shots, :AZ&
4 and 6, real good: hog's Pants. blue grey,
size 10; three white terrylene uniforms.
size 20'-, scarcely worn: •boy's skates,
size 5 and 7. PHONE 5634. 11-863:1
,
SPRAYED APPLES for sale: SPY, kits.
Talmo, SWeets. Delicious, Snow, Raked,
Greening. Macintosh. Baldwin, ete. Free
delivery in town. • Phone HU. 24214.
FRED McOLYM NT & SONS. Varna.
v11:S6-tf
N TILE'
BA 7-4721, LTICA14:
RYRALL BRICK AND
ELoareutrr, ONT
19. Notices
• VittEn QUEEN Ealea,& SerVieei re-
pairs 'to 'all'inakes of viieuurn cleaners. FOr,
• services call j,ffi1MILTON BERGER,
Sperling St.,. ,Seaferth. 19-86-H
, • •
COM,PLETE,'.-LAUNDETEIIIA in ,''Sea,
'forth and,:distilei and- Dry Cleaning Ser-
vice, 7 WEBB'S'. BILLIARDS; Sea.forth',•
:•egetcr,,for Brady, gleaners 'FS': Laundeteria
Ltd., Exeter. .
. . , . .
-MAGIC ISLARKERS-Iristeat dry,. wa-
terProof, Write' on ,any surface:.
off cap and Magic Marker it ready., to
113e4 Refills available. , Nine colors, -ink.
HURON EXPOSITOR. , • '
REVITALTZED% cleaning ., sit Buchanan
Clean'ers,k. 3/aunt Fbre4. More spots,, and
spans removeaTTernients sta.'s' clean lohg-
er, wear -longer. Agent: MILLER'S
'LAUNDRY 'SERVICE.Phone 247 for
pick-ap.; • • ••• -19-86-tf
NOTICE •
Tuckisrgroith Township MuniciPai Duthp
-will he opened from' I .p.M. to 6 p.m. on
Wednesday' and Saturday -afternoons, until
further itatice.. .
• MRS, E., P. CHESNEY,
Acting -Clerk.
Wanted T0 BuY
. _sowrn• CORDS of good :winter Wood.
APPIY PS GEORGE COLOLOUGH, RE 1,
Clinton. Phone HU. 24203, 12-84X1
HIGHEST CASH PRIDES ,paid Vir sick,
dOWn and *disabled farm animals. Prompt,
;ohurteouri collection of alldead, era
disabled farm animals `and hides, ball,
Collect, ED ANDREWS, 861 R. 11, $aw
forth. Associatedwith Datilisg es Co., td
. Canada Ltd. • • 12-86-tf
Wanted
luotivaAot 'siratganinv:
teetotal :blinding • bi ToaintS.,
' Suit Tender. EMiellerit sectn'itY. Attrea.
Wiititat ntrx HIllt011AuCtielt,Salei
th4 oidiortunity for investattent' APPIY.
•
VD*. •12-8.6i2
ACHESON'S DEAD STOCK:
SERVICE
• Iriehest cash prices paid in surrounding
dilitrIct for dead, old, sic -It or disabled hors-
es, aind,cattle. Tiorsea at.' Se a pound. Fpr
the fasteat hld proPeY idraoval of all ani-
niala: day or night-- .
Ca.II Long Distance and ask Or
' ATVV0013....ZE/sIrl'H 34900
. • • (no fop ebarge) „„
19-71x21
WATERLOO-
• CATTLE BREEDING •
ASSOCIATION ' I
"Where Better Pulls Are Used"
Artificial Breeding Service All Breeds
of Oattle Member owned- and 'control-
led Cost -Low —2 Effie-tete/ IVA --
Use Of the best halls --- Diseatle „Ofintrol-
• • led - Safety'
Far servicemore *niortnation, phone:
. CLINTON BIL*24441
or for Long Distends
' CLINTON ZENITH 14p80
Between: =
7:30 and 9:30 son. WeekEars
6:00, stud 8-00 D.Tint, Saturdey evenings
Calls rede.ived 013 S'atttrdaY eVening sIU
be serVed on Sunday PROnbag; For cows
it heat ati, Ssindity mornirie DO -mex., call
until „Monde* 'morning.
BE'FFER CATTLE FOR 2E4.1..e.E Livrisrd
48; - Property For, Sale
Dt.M. TO A* _INAVtato Secure, a
Mortgage remittal we 'offer /et latmediate
bela i faris., lot 80, con. 8, Hilahett
contasting of 100 states Of • cleared
learn land Mi . charity road a lat-ge L-
sinmed bank barn With anib1e4ecked hen
, house, 800' site; new Silo, water pressure,
e,tc,,, and drive Shed. A tV/0..13tOrey` 1-r11)(1)31
hoaSe of brick with oil furnace, vat -
„et 'pressure, bath room, new kitchen ctif•-
,a12 -do, 'bet svater holt& iMiterier, etc.
1
-1,15' Zarin' inPlY Ptetent be purchased
'with One half' eath,..rinet we Neill earry
balance on a five-year firsr-rhortgage.
For turnier Pnrtieulata aPPIF HA.R.OLD
• COLEMAN,' Staffa, Ontarild.
•i4-sri`
• NOTICE
Separate.:School
DsbeUtures....
uNi0RIBI3ERT, NOS.. 2,
3 AND 4,AND McKILLOP-NO. 1,
Applications for the purclies'e of Sep -
erste" Sehool Debentimes (26, years) • re-
quired" for the'. consttuction of, T.?;,p'sy,;.,..:two.
room: ,,aclibel: 'Village. of. publie,
Ont.,,,Will• be received by the undersigned
until 6.•,mai.•, November 6, 1959.. These
frinItinle.4 'of abt less than
.51,000,' Yielding 6% per 'annum, ,
. InteisiSted Parties, aro asked •to,•conteet
the undersigned, stating the astiount of
• Phone Stratford 2320, 4-5, at 6 p.m. at
16.13„. 5, Seeforthl'
' •.'Sce.retaryreasu'rer.
23. Cards of Thanks
22-85-2
HENSALL
The ladies Of Ghiselhurst -United
Church,Were 'Well pleased with the
SuccesS • of their bazaar, bake -'sale
and tea, which was held on Satur-
day in -Hensall United Church
schoolrooni,-- realizing $125.00.
Mr. and Mrs. George Beer and
Linda were: weekend, guests. with
Sgt. John Beer, 1VIrs..Beer, David
and Johnny, at 'Springfield. •„
--
To Observe, Remembrance Day
• Remembranee Day will, be :ob-
served here WeclnesdaYi ;NOV. 11;
under auspices the_„.Hensall
branch of the Canadian Legion: A
parade will be featured, Compos-
ed of 'the Council, reeves of Tuck.-
ersmith and Hay, Girl Guides,
Brownies; Scouts and ,Cubs,, head-
ed,' by the and of RCAF Station,
Centralia. Services 'at the, ceno-
taph . will be' -held- at 11:45, when
-wreaths will be placed, followed
with a service -in the,. Town Hall;
when Mr.' G. C.-,yais"'wll1".,be the
guest speaker,
• Coffee, hot chocolate and dough;
huts will be served ,at .the close of
the service in ,the -Legion-.Dall to
those taking part in the parade. A
'social evening that night . in the
Legion Hall will. haVe • as, their
guests reeves of Hay and Tuaker
.smith, council, local • nurusters,
Robert B.ealaurn, principal, of the
public schotil, and Don Speafinan.
Bingo Winners ,
• Mrs. BillfAustin, oSeatortii, was
the winner in share thewealth
•ka.riae, and IVIrs. R. Taylor; Jr.,
won th,e $5.00- door --prize at the
Legion bingo Saturday. _Other win-
ners.” were: • Mrs. Mae McLellan
`--( 2) ; Mi -WATT:Tide S-Well-,--Cifh.:
ton; .Mrg. Norman Baird, Bruce.
field; Mrs.' Reichert; Mrs. Dutot,
Brucefield:' Mrs. Meidinger;
Kenney, Exeter; Mrs. Austin and
-Mrs. Tyndall; Mrs., Austin; E.
Ducharme; . Ed. • Corbett; Mrs.
-Clarence' Reid. •
•'Mr.. and MrS..-.Chester Lee and
Mr., and Mrs. George Beer are at.
,the Farrell- Jackson Wed-
ding at, Chatham this Saturday.
,Ngss Marie •Jarrott, • nurse-in-
trainin at Stratford, General Hos-
pital, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Eldon. Jar-
- •
• ,Mrs . T. it. Stephenson „arrived.
home Sunday 'after spending the
past Week with her brother and
sister-in-law, Dr. ,and 'Mrs:- R. E.
Smale, of Midland.-•
.Miss Janet Dbig,"Kippen,- Ob-
served her birthday ,ma.'". Saturday,'
Oct. 31, and on -Sunday enjoyed a
birthday dinner in -her honor at
Armstrong's, Exeter. Celebrating
with her for the 'occasion were .fter
brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and
Mrs, John D. Doig, of Grand Rap-
ids, Mich-. Miss Doig was the re-
_Cipientof inanY lovely gifts and
.cards.,
• Miss Stella Robson, Toronto,: is
a visitor with Mrs. Basil Edwards.
Mrs. Ruby, North Branch; Mieh-
fgan, is visiting_ her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Smith and family.
Mrs.' P. ,Graham -is a 'patient in
Clinton -Hospital. .
Recent visitors 'with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Forrest were Mrs.
IVI. Scott, Seaforth, and Miss -Mil:
dred Forrest, Iteg.N., and , Miss
-Eleanbr. Gee,, Reg.N., of the staff
tif 'Brantford General Hospital.
,
Collect Six Tons
--Tlae Girl Guide paper drive, held
last Saturday, spearheaded by rs.
Ernie Chipchase, assisted by Mrs
T. Lavender, was a great success,.
Six tons of Paper were collected,
which ,realized $48. . •
General Coach Works of Canada
furnished'a trick to transPort the
paper, to, London, and trucks "own-
ed,bY T.,I,averider, Harry Hoy and,
Jadk_FlYde, were. loaned for the
'TEE P •& T conunittee „of the Odd-
felloWs- and-Rebekah-lodges-Wish,,to thank
all who gaye to their paPer dale.,. Fro-
ceed Will b* 'sed for their hospital bed
Pt°gr,Unnle.' ,• ••23-86-1
I $FNCERELY thank lan rayr friends
who visited me or_ sent 'cards, flowers and
gifts while 1 was a patient in Scott Mem-
orial BOSOM]. Also thanke to Dr. Gor-
will and .staff•-ofo,the hospital.
23-88-1 .15.411:$.•.ANDBEW CROZIER
25. Personals.
HYGIENIC AUPPLTES (Rubber Goods)„,
mailed podtpaid in plain sealed envelope
with 13rite list.,, 6 samPlea 268;• 24 ram -
Plea 61.00. Mail- Order Dept. 1 -
NOVA --,E1.113BER ,C0:, Box 91, • Hamilton.
26.Births
• • .
Set Schedule For
BROADF00'1.--4ix 'and Mrs. 13eV Broad-
Junior C/ Series
- foot. Tillsonliurg,, are happy to 'announce •
the arrival of their ,son on October- 29, NOVCIllber:
t nib b PC tat *
a on um. Of30 • •
CORBETT••-Mr., end 'Mrs. ,•itess , Corbett,
• 'Elt 1,,••EXtter, are pleased te, announce
'the birth •Pf their •datighter• at ',Clinton
• 'Public ,Ploapital, Clinton, Friday, Oct.
liEBERT-LA.O and :Mrs, -Andre
1136 71 Hensell„ enneence .the'hirth Of
daughter, Carole 21arY0 .08Mber- 27,
' at St,......Toseph's Hospital, Lotidom-•
Clinten, Public Hospital, on
• afi, 16 M. and Via, bonaid Lea, Minton;
'a son, a brother for Donna. •
MARSHAT.L---•- At Civic Hospital, ilotth
:nay, to Itt ,:and Nit...Frank it, Marshall;
Nardi Dayr-a. dinighter,, on NOveMber 3,
* st 'sister for Susan. '
MURRAY-At prat. Memorial HOspitel,
•on' ste,,,,Mr. and Mrs. Thos..
•
Murray, Ate.s, Seaforth. a .daugitter.
QTJINLAII-Mr. .ancl- Mrs. Mike Quit:den,'
F.xeter, fornierly �f 31e1164fl, .annotmce
the birth of a 'san alt South 'Huron "Hos..
.pital, -Voider, Octo '24, another broth-
, er for Matireen
S31ANN014-.At Scott 'Memorial:, Hospital;
on Noverulier 1,' to Ildr: and Mrs. Ivan'
•' Shannon, RR 4, Walton a son.
Wn.J.J cAMS--,•At Seat Al.roorlai Hospital,
. on NOVemlier 3,', to Mr. and Mrs... Sohn
Rit 1, Bornholm, 5'daughter.
. • .
• AUCTION SALE
• .
To be held, at the farm. lot 1.4retin, 2,
Stanley tOwnship, 1.34, tnilea West of Bruce-,
field. On TUESDAY. NOITEMBER. 10,*: At
1 o'clock. '
•
Consisting of 50 head of re,gistered And
grade Holstein cams and heifers, 12 telfera
recently fresh, 10 due-tiine Of sale, balance
due in Nov. And bee.; 1 jerses• cove dtte
in Nov.; 1 Hereford bull Of serricable age;
15 youtlg =Ivo.
rr711tMg--ct5h-
pfAlicY ez SONS,
From -were
IIAROLBe .TAGICS ON, Auctioneer
80-804
/
• Group 'One of Northside United
'qui& W.A. are holding' a
Bazaar,' Thrift, Shop,
•B E ,SALE and 'TEA
in Sunday School•Itoom.of Charch
'SATURDAY,, NOV. 14th
at 3 pan.' • .
sonsilis
eafOrtb
:Real: Estate
and tniorance‘
1.00i44
s •
• • Give To UNICEF
Some of the pupils from -Grades
5 and' 6 of ,Hensall Public Scheol
forfeited their usual ' "trick , or
treat" this Hallowe'en and made
• a -door-to-door canvass, colleting
nickels,; dimes and quarters for
the United, Nations Children's
Fund. They cqlreeted 'a little over
-Mrs. Mary. Haugh, teacher of
the children, arranged the canvass
and expressed thanks on behalf of
the pupils for the splendid dona-
tions given to tins worthy cause.
Observe Wedding Anniversary
Mr, and -Mrs. Harry Norris, of
Kippen, were pleasantly surprised
Tuesday evening when 50 relatives
Met at their home to honor -them
on the '-86-casion of their 25th -wed-
ding anniversary, and to, present
them with a pair of woollen blan-
kets and electric tea kettle. •Win-
ners • for the progressiVe euchre
were Mrs. Frank Pender, Staffa,
and John Norris, Fullarton. 'Hank
Norris and his orchestra provided
music for the dance and Veepd'anc-:
ing. Refreshments were Seri,
Mr. -L. zone forester
-of---Stratfol'Ad, will speak ati the NO-.
veniber meeting ;of the WI 'On Tues-
day, Nov.' 10, inSDI-IS. The rtill
call. will he answered by _a product
10n,dthe(gQaa-rinaHciian
motto will be, 'IndOs-
tryi keeps the body healthy; rilind
clear, heart"whole and purse full:"
All nielnber" are asked 16 bring
sandwiches .unless otherwise advis-
-ed--,---and----reli-shes--hy--M-rt-.--J,---M-ac2
Lean and.-1IVIrs..E. Caxneron. Meth: -
'hers of the.:IPppen'East Institute
will be: guests...-. • •
.be' held in Hensall November 9, te
,flie,Sbutia"Hurciii WI executive , The. fall:: executive, ting of
which all vil b ' welcome. „
Postal .Information
• Wedneaday, 1Nvember :11, Re-
membrance Day, being a statutory
holiday, the inairi doors of .the Post
Office Will' be from 7 a.m. to
6 p.m: Tlae mickets willbe open
from 12 noon to 1:,00 p.m. only,
when all phases of -businesS--will
be transacted. All incomingand
outgoing mails will, be sorted and
despatched as usual. Rural patrons
are reminded there will be , no de-
livery on , this date., . •• " '
-Preparations • are now being
Made for the .annual chriStmas_;,
rush: •• Suggested postal deadline,
dates to ensure . Christmas deliv-
ery are published thepost of-
fice 'notice .board. Yotir complete
,postal address' • should -appear on
all- outgoing and incorningLniall.
- •
KIPPEN ',NEWS
Mr. and' aVfis. HaroldJones and
sons were Slanday guests ofr-Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter' and
family at Guelph.
Mr. and M.S. Oliver Jacques, of
near Clifford, spent the weekend
wi
e.rmtthrsM. rx.,„andillie Mr.Normanwhiternan
,of7ckDei
troit, was..the guest of her cousin,
Miss Ma"kelle Whiteman, during
last weele,
Mrs. 011ver Cook, of - Goderieh,
accorilljanied by her daughter,
"Mrs. Davidson,- visited a day last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Elston
D4‘EWrrin
s7na. -Oe'Sc'h, of Zurich, visited
during the weekend with her
cousin, Dianne Faber., -
Mr. and Mrs, John Doig, • of
Grand Itapids, Mich., were week-
end guests of Mrs. Lydia Doig and
jaMnert.. and Mrs. E. -Dowson visited
on Tuesday with Mrs, Jennie Win-
der, who is -a patienf Parkw004
Hospital, London, and during ,the
week visited Mr. and Mrs. Eldin
Kerr,. of McKillop.
.Mrs. T. W. Bears and jean vis-
ited a few days in Toronto with
relatives.
• Miss' 1VIabelle Whiternan recent-
ly was a guest with Mrs. Emily
Edwards, of Hensall; this week-
end she is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Duncan Aikenhead, of Sea -
Mr. and Mrs. John Long, of
Owen Sound spent 'the weekend
with the former's - cousin, Mr.
Long,- and -Mrs. Long. Saturday
afternoon Mrs. • Bob Perkins "of
. HE 'W -EEK.
Clinton, was a visitor.
Mr, -and.Mrs.: Gordon Wren at-
tended the „funeral Wednesday of
Mr. Wren's cottsin, the late Orval
Ege, of London.
- Sympathy of the community.' is
extended Mr. and Mr. -Ernest
Talbot .in the repent death of a,
dear inother, the late Mrs. Talbot;
and synapathy goes out to the wife
and family of the late Mr, l3e3t
Riley..
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Orange nail,' Seafortli
Fri44;-114O'
Auspices Orange:Hall.Property
„ Committee
LDNCII
Admission 49. Gents • .
Is the ilseleptitme Number o
Seaforth Upholstery
Centre Street (North Side)
SEAFORTn ONT.
WANT
ADS •13RING' RESULTS — Phone 141' or 142
•
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Join -with your
1\TeiglibOrs.
Save the Family Farm By
Means of 1 Parity Prices -
Through Deficiency Pay-
ments.
RegardleSS of where Yotr.'gell. your cream; you are eligible for a
Special Group insurance, that covers Lite: Surgical Medical etc,
On the entire family. No, questions .asked.- Pre-existing conditions
covered'. 'The Contract has no riders or• exclusions. The absolute
,best coverage available at a price you can reach. •
For a short time I Will has help from Head Office to com-.
plete all. apPlicatilms. Phone" -for someone,th call on you, or drop
info-i-nY °Eke. ,There is no Obligatifiii
his is lini)ortant To You — Don't Miss It !
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...Dui3LIN 'Phone
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TeenTown Topics
.. •
(By ,ELLEN GORvVILL) ,
The witches, and goblins turned
out in a large attendance for the
Hallowe'en dance Saturday night
at the Arena. Music was supplied'
by, Stewart Baird and his orches-
tra, who were suitably dressed to
fit the occasion. There were about
225. present at this dance.,•
We would like to 'thank the 'Chin-
ese couple and our little grammar
s chool girl (-better known -as Mrs.
McPhail, Mrs. Hutchinson and.
.JVIrs. McDowell) for helping to -
serve the luneh. at .'iriterMission.
• zl'he. lunch was the usual cider and
doughnuts which is served every
Hallowe'en. . •
Prizes were wim by -Pearn Mc
'Lean and Dorothy Boes,. who, I
am sure, had most :01 -us baffled
all evening as to who they were. I
must say this must have been the
first time either one of .them has
said so few words -in- an evening.
We must congratulate them on
their ability to keep their ideriti-
lieS to themselves_ Other prizes
were won by Gail Finlayson and
Emily Elliott.. Emily. was the
Witch from the Moon„, and.- Gail
was her 'escort for the :evening.
W,of the executiv&-Voillti; like
to congratulate those who pUt on
a costtime of rSome sort and Came
cut to help make the evening a
success, even ifthey didnit get a.
prize for Melt eHorts.:Hetter luck
next...year, kids!' We , had Visitors
'at the .dande Iroin. Clinton; , God --
rich •and Stratford. • -
A couple' of- 'weeks ago Jack
Nett „earne .to the ,xn9eting to
ask tha irlembers of Teent Town
to help support the hockey team. -
He ' asked each niernberato sell one
booster ticket; -aid also to' try to
come out and cheer theplayers
attheir league games.
• 10—Stratford at '.Seaforth
'12 --Preston at Elmira
• 14---Sedforth at Stratford
.at Preston>
.-17---Preston at Seaforth
19—New. Hamburg at Elmira
20—,, Seaforth ' at New Hamburg
21-1'reston at Stratford '
25—Stratford at New Hamburg
26—Elmira at Seaforth
28-,Seaforth at Preston' --
New Hamburg at Stratford ,
Dec e • ' '
1—New -Hamburg at Seaforth
2—Einaira at New Hamburg
3—Seaforth at Elmira -
S. -Stratford at Preston
• 9 -'--Preston 'at New 'Hamburg
..., 10—Stratford at- Elmira
--1.2---"Elnuta at Stratford
NR•W Hamburg at Preston
15—Stratford at Seaforth
i7—Ne v -Hamburg at Elmira
'18—Seaforth at New Hamburg
19 --Preston at Stratford (4 -pts.)
• 26--E1mira a New Hamburg,
26Elinira at New Hamburg, 2.30
Stratford at Preston (4 pts.)
2S-Seaforth at Preston
29 Prestod at Seaf.orth
January:
• 1—Stratford at N. Hamburg, 2.0
• 2 Elmira at Preston
New Hamburg at -Stratford
5Elnaira at Seaforth
6—Preston at New Hamburg
7—Stratford at Elmira
9 -New Hamburg at Preston
• Seaforth at Stratford
1.3z-Seaforth at New Hamburg
'14—Stratford.at Seaforth- •
'4• Preston et
16 New Hamburg .at Stratford
• Seaforth at' Preston.
19—Preston' at Seaforth
, 22 -Stratford at New Ilainburg
23—ETinira at StratfOrd
New Hamburg at ?ream.
26L-NOW.Ilamburg at SaVarth
27—PrestOn at 1\IDW HairillUr$
28-Seaforth at 'Mira
30Seaforth at Stratford
RED CROSS NOTES
The Seafortli liranch. of the Red -
Cross Society will' xrieeta, in the
Library rooms Friday afternoon,
November 6, at 3
Sixty years ago it took.100 -man
hours of work to produce 100
buh-
els of Canadian wheat. Today the
man hour requirement, because. of
machinery, is 25.
GEORGE IL KELLER
TAXI .sgavict
Insured Passengers
Phone 149 '
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• 1958 ' =Four -door;
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1958 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN--Autornatic, trans-
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1958- CHEVROLET BEL AIR -FOUR -DOOR. HAItD-
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3-1956 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE SEDANS—Fully
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mistions ° •
A Written Guarantee for 60 days on all Late
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