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IE I URON' '.ESP, OSITOR
SEAF(RTH
BARBARA • BOSIiART,:• ,gra-
dilate of K -W ` Hospital, Kit-
chener, .received ward„that
she had , successfully ,passed
her exam and received her
R.N. Barbara is -'a, graduate
of Seaforth"• District' High -
- 'School, andis the daughter of
Mr' and Mrs: Lewis ' Boshart,.
Seaforth,
WALTON`'
The November meeting of the,
Walton Women's Institute will be
held in the Community Hall on
Thursday evening, Nov. 26; with
Mrs. C. 'Martin and Mrs. D. Buch-
anan as co -conveners. Hostesses
will be Mrs. Ron Bennett, Mrs. H.
Bolger, Mrs; S. Humphries,. Mrs.
A. Coutts, Mrs. L. •Marshall and
Mrs:. J. Ryan.
Savings, too,.
have a way of growin:
And just like her Junior' Depositor's
Account, your Savings Account will. grow
with regular deposits.
THE CANADIAN
BANK, OF COIVIMERO
MORE THAN 800 BRANCHES THROUGHOUT CAN412A
SEAFORTH BRANCH -L. F. FORD Manager
BRANCH—E.J. DEAN,.
Manager DUBLIN r ;. g
Ways o : Store
Corn Silage
Many of Ontario's ; corn growers
haver.-„Zan add --problem on -'their -
hands. They planted just .enough
corn to fill their silos and now find
that, the 1959••"corn weather” boost-
ed- expectations. The
result: Not -enough, silo space, and
some of their: corn will have, to he,
harvested as grain corn or stack
Ifyou,don't think your"corn will
mature before a killing frost for
grain : corn, perhaps some idea of
Wellington,County's'agricultural re-
presentative, Don Black, will. help.
"We've got . mere- corn in.. our
area that we can -put up in silos`
and .:many: of •the • farmers in the
county are asking about stack sil-
age," says Black. "A farmer. from
Holland brought in the stack silage
idea a few years ago and has stir-
red up' a lot Of interest in it."
"I'm suggesting that farmers'
build large -stacks . (o,Ver 25' tons)
instead of ' a number . > of small
stacks: "There's' too much surface
area in small,: stacks andyou-iniglit'.
-get; a lot more spoilage," he adds.
"Packing is a. problem with-Stack-
silage,"
ithStack -silage," explains Black, "That's-
why
That'swhy it .might be best, to keep with
a round stack from 25 to 60 tons
and .tobuild:ail• oblong stack if you
, estimate your material to be over
60 tons. Horses have to be used
-for packing on a round silo (a'trac--
for cazi't `manoeuvre well enough)
and'they should keep tramping the
corn, as long as.you::can safely put
a• horse or tractor on top." •-
He says that a tractor "cairpack-
an oblong stack Which, , is built on
an inclined.plahe. -- A simple snow
fence will- keep . the' cattle out . of
-Black . doesn't feel• that stacks'
Merit ' a silage -paper lining for the
snow fence or a cover. This 'is em-
ergency storage and in many cas-
es will be .fed off righ,at `the be
ginnin g.,
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65 New and Used
Cars
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s Also Offering Free Gas HomeIf You
Can't Deal.t.
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All Our Cars Can Be Purchased. On Low Cost General.. Motors Plan, With 0ne-Third Davin:"
Balance Can Be Arranged in Tex s p"To.36months,
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No
Credit Restrictions Here-,---No Down .• Payment -If Your Credit Justifiies
Laure ce Taylor, R.R. 1,'.Lon
tiesboro, on ,of .Mr, and Mrs. ,Har-
vey Tay10 •won a -Huron County
scholars 'p for the OAC degree
course; • it was annottnced. this
week aurence has completed 10•
4-H ''U'lu _projects and competed
in both estderi -and grain county
judging- competitions. He . repres-
ented his club: in the'_inter-county.
judging' "competitions 'and• was . a
member of the team that was first
at the, Middlesex Seed Fair. of
195.9.
committee coniposed of Jim
I? inkead, Goderieh, Public School
Inspector for North Huron;. Huron
County . Warden, William Jewitt,
and Agricultural • Representative,
D. H. Miles, announcedthe .Huron
County scholarship winners..
The 1959 winner of the OAC 'Di-
'ploma Course scholarship is.Glenn
Coultes, son of Mr: and Mrs. Robt.
H. Coultes, La.. 5, Brussels. Glenn:
has an equivalent of grade 12 at
Wingham District High School,' has
completed 7 4-11 projects, has par-
ticipated in seed, and : livestock
7 ® 1959 MODELS
Demonstrators - Executive.. Cars
All These -Cars Carry the. Gene
1959 PONTIAC , STRATO CHIEF,. ;TOUR -BOOR
STATION WAGON, with custom radio. Posi-
tively like. new.
1959 PON'FIAC STRATO .CHIEF,
0 -DOOR,
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OOR
equipped with custom radio, whitewalls, and
wheel discs.
1959 PONTIAC 'STRATO 'CHIEF, -FOUR-DOOR,
six -cylinder, automatic drive, custom.. radio,
only 7,000 executive driven miles.
Moths Are Problem
ALIThrough
- Year
Modern heating methods • have
turned .what •formerly was a two-
month battle " with clothes 'moths
into a year-round struggle to keep
.this destructive post •under. control.
May and,`June'once were the sea-
son •when ?math •destruction wa`s. at
its peak, but anytime is moth time:
in today's welltheated ;homes
Wool offers a gilt-edged invita-
tion to a feast for moths, of course,
but they will .chew through -even
synthetics . to getto wool. Not even
Moth -proofing processes; prove -in-
f allible,-since.-some=of--these--pro-
cesses need to be renewed period -
If you,don't
eriod_
FirSt step in the battle against"
clothes moths is to•have garments -
cleaned, either.by washing -;or •dry
cleaning. Then. there are :many
sprays and moth `preventives • on.
the market today among them
paradichlord benzine in crystal"
form; which is not only safe and.
effective but helps control mildew
as well : as Moths. Paradichlord
benzine and plastics don't. mix in.
heated quartets, ,however, • and
fumes froth 'these' Crystals have
been known to soften plastic hang-
ers andgarment marking the
garments. •
Well shaped wooden hangersand
cloth -covers thus are best for stor-
ing woollen . garments when par-
adichlord crystals 'are used to de-
ter moths," Each garment must' be:
completely wrapped and sealed in
newspaper,..,. ,brown paper, +cotton
sheet or garment bag.";Newspaper .
is.good ,but. don't .rely, entirely upon
it `to" 'discourage , moths because
they may enter;the'parcel if there
is a break anywhere in the xiews-;_
paper. Finally, .seal all Openings,.
even: around hanger loops, with
sticky tape; which .keeps fumes•iri
and 'moths out:- ;-
Cedar'' chests and cedar -lined
closets _ are not:, always insect -proof,
it has been found. „If they are ; op
:ened frequently or don -';t close 'ab-
solutely : tight, they may -easily 1i"e
-come infested, warri clothing 'Spe
cialists of ,the Home Economics
Service, Ontario Department•of-Ag-
riculture:
ral Motors New Car=Warranty
1959 BUICK LE SABRE, FOUR -DOOR,' automa-
te drive,
utomatic`<drive, radio, power steering, only 7,000
miles. •-
1959-BUICIi LE :SABRE. TWO -DOOR HARDTOP,
automatic drive, ,:easy -eye ,glass, custom
trim, only 2,000 miles.
II
PONTIA C I:AURENTIAN FOUR -DOOR STA.,
TION WAGON, radio; windshield -washers,
power' steering, whiteWails, only 4,500 miles,
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11 PIC - U P RUCKS
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From 20' .00 to $1,200.00"
Do you want some automotive unit you `don't see' -listed dere, whether Car, Truck, Tractor, Convert-
ible or spoxio. Limousine? . If We haven't got it we'll have, it coming in
1Y WHERE YOU CAN
SELECTION
OR LIMITED
FONPIAC=•-EiUICK..,VA1UUTAI -SERF'°Rl3 VANS- G,1VVC.C. TRUCKS:'
U grCil «BrorN COU. NTY' LA EST DEAT EXETER
A SMILEO
The young 'man looked at the.
high prices, on, the night club menu
and then turned to his - date; : and -
said,' "what
nd-said,`."what will you have, my
plump little doll?" •
"What's wrong?" cried thewife
when her husband bellowed from
the bathroom. ' '
... "My razor—it won't cut."
"Don't -be silly," she responded,
"your beard, can't be'totigher than
the linoleum!"
judging competitions,. and was on
the Inter -Club beef team..
The Macdonald 'Institute' Scholar-
ship goes to Dorothy Alton, R.R.
L°ucknow, daughter, of Mr. and.
Mrs. Bert. Alton. Dorothy has a
good record in '4-11 Agricultural
and 4-11 Homemaking Clubs; Doro-
thy -has has .;entered the -Diploma
Course at Macdonald Institute.
This. year's.scholarship, :for those
attending Western Ontario: Agricul
tural School, Ridgetoivn, goes. to
Glen Greb, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Greb, of . R.R. 2, Zurich;
Glen is one- of 12' Huron County.
young men attending the W O A:S.
Glen has participated in i4 -H activi-
ties inthe county.
WINCHELSEA,
Mrs. Harry Ford, 'of Woodham,
'spent the : weekend with Ma. and;
Mrs. Freeman . Horne. •
Misses, "Dora. -and Beatrice Del
bridge moved to Exeter' on Tues
day' for the m
winter: onths; . , •
Mrs. -Isabelle 'Sugden and Mr.
Tennyson, Johns visited. on Sunday
evening with. Mr".:and Mrs' Free=
Man Borne.
• :Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bax attended
a` funeral,in Rodney on. Monday:
'Mr.. and- Mrs., Jack Bailey and
Mr.;. and Mrs. Clarence Ford and
Jennifer. and Mrs.` Harry Ford -
visited en; Sunday' with ;Mr,.' and
Mrs.. Gordon
Mr. and `Mrs. Robert Jennison
and family, •of Grand Bend,. Were
Sunday • guests with Mr. 'and •Mrs.
Elwyn Kerslake, :T •
A travelling salesman walked' in-
to a restaurant', one -inorning`and"
told the' waitress, "Bring •me two
eggs
fpied so.ha
rd the are..
edg
ed
;in black, two slices " of 'burnt `toast
and a cup, of. cold coffee Then: sit
down; and nag me T': m.. hom'e'sick
' the • bill" for the
Upon receiving
extraction of -;a tooth, Pete phoned,
his dentist and complained, ",Why,,
that's three tinier what., you,usu a1-
ly charge "
"Xes, •I know;" "replied the:: den--
tist, "but You :yelled se loud you,
scared away 'two- other patients."
WORDS
py Brad Anderson
.:.nr Just; Being Human
THOUGHTS
IT (SALT' THAT ]: pot1'-r
WANT To G1V5 -y°U -A
TA15 .Til 81,5 BUT,
Gert y DACE" rr"!
More the'
Cc 7Mpa:hy -- Vie. more
�athet's i n my
Ca.p.
Dublin
High School" News
(By'N"J, CO.YNE)" -
Everyone 'is busy, studying 1
Why? Fall term examinations be-
gin on Monday, November 23, The
Grade IX Ying
are students . tr ' to
do their best in the -Carnegie arnegie tests.
*
On IVlonday, November 12, the
boys completed their; field day ev-
ents by " playing the last soccer.
game of the season. The •Up -School'
boys -six in number—beat "the
Down -School boys four to one,.
making the Up -School the winners
by eight points in .: the "all=round
field meet. totals: Three cheers' for
the Up -School! • Down-Schoolers,:
they 'will pass " the colours.. on to
you. for a, next-year`wictory.
. Mr. 'E ..R. 1VIcClellan honoured
us with a 'visit on the afternoon of
November 12. 'We like`to see him
come;: he is always;_ so friendly.
andpnnderstanding.
Harry Ryan,..captain'•of the soc-
cer team, consisting of Dublin
Continuation School students "who
won.' the cup for the 1:958-59 Huron
Football Association, will repres-
ent our
epres-ent.our school at the Honor Ath-
letic banquet, to be held 'at Wes-
tern on ,November. '18. We, are-
glad to have ' Mr. Edward Melady,
the coach of our team, invited too.
His son "Jim, .will accompany his
dad -relearn the 'techniques. Is it,
Jim?
* *
Question of the week Why` was
Ann D. in such a happy mood Fri
The.' 'first man to sell the. --vale
of your'goods is yourself. - `
hILT CREI
Regardless of- where you "sell your cream, you are eligible for a
Special Group Insurance; that covers Life, Surgical, Medical, etc.,
on the entire family.. No questions asked: Pre-existing: conditions
covered. The contract has no riders or exclusions. The absolute
•b-esl'coverage available` at a price you can reach.
✓ For
.a short -time I will have help from Head Office to com
:plate all applications. Phone for someone to call .on -,you, or dron':,.
• into my"O`ffice.'There is no obli•gation in either' case.
GROUP. CLOSES''NOVEMBER 30th
This -is Important To You Don't Miss It !
GERALD
DUBLIN
)LLA
Phone
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For Wedding Party of 12
$25.00
ill include „bouquet..of.roses.
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forbride, bouquets. for maid
of honor " and two brides
' lriaids, • two mothers, . bride's
corsage and' six boutonnieres.
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URSERY__.
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10E QF ' EXPEKIENC
EEL THE
•
anycitizens" mho. have lived under both
Acts testify against the Liquor Control: Act. Here
are passages from=a few Ietters:
" _you in Huron. T live about - , SUCCeSS tD.; y
.rods .from a'hotel:'andI wish the repealists could
"s ee what I ::see daily. The-attempt'to repeal 'the
C.T.A. is •only ',an—Other move "onibehalf: of the;
liquor Int
erests'to widen their seope." E, `C.
BOYD, Waterloo -County.
" been' Titin - in: Huron: for over .•
I have not g
ill
f Huron will-
.
er o
the:V t S
',two: Years,' but I`;liope '.: uphold theirrecord •for keep
ing• t—h_
eW_
bIeLstL'`InAtMer`e eAns
t
'of the rising generation .aTvaYs;in.mi d.- I
(close15 to hen .win :the_battle:.
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Granton
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'under'
. the
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in coiri� unit es
..."1 -laving lived. m
g.
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of
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k o that -the I nw
I..C,A,; and -C:T.A., h
. either will -make little difference in the obtaining
' of , alcohol : by the youth: The boys and girl's; of
'Grand Bend can obtain alcohol in their commun-
t as' easily as' can the oun� • eople of Exeter."
Y .Y gl?..
--aB.ILL POLLEN Student Minister.
.Livin
:n Horan'under the' Canada Tem
peranceAct, for the past year' and a half we`l
come change from many years spent in areas. u
-
}
good
l
Act. It iso ood to: be ab e
der?tlie,Lqu,or Control
to walk down the main' street without being 'ac-
costed by .'.
.lic and. to know that our 'girls
...., an,alcoholic, .
Can walk in safety the evening -'While; drink=
ing--does- exist,.' for Huron, is not "dry", the evi-
dences- are not, eontipuously•thrust under our
eyes and.'noses, in long 'queues before the doors -
of liquor stores :and brewers' warehouses, and
loudand unseemly .conduct • about the doors' of
beverage-rooms.-.:The.number coming to our door
seeking help inpp roblems involving algohasol `hand .respect
for' law and`
greatlyreduced,
orde nt . is ; ro brtionatel
order.:in tills corrirriun y p 1?. j Y
'er. rIt would be' a serious retrogression to' bring
Huron under. the Biquor- Control Act.!!—REV.
T, GARNET HUSSER, Wingham; _
PUBLISHED BY
LCOHOLCC
Ontario has., 2,210 alcoholics;: for every 100,-
000 persons 20 years _of age and over.
--
Ontario adds 5,900 yearly to its total, of . alco-
holics . (The Alcohol Research ;Foundation not
lnng'.ago' said 4,000, but has had to revise this)'.
The,''nnmber of -'alcoholics in this Province
was announced recently as 78,000. Each etim
...
affects .detrimentally'"about five:: other ;persons-
inQntario the egtilvalent'in population of.a great
city.-
Foundation_ -fo re -
The Alcohol Research u 1"
annually.habilitation .costs 8250,000
or a` 1956' survey,
_In a condensed.report on y, the
Foundation said 600 of .1,.000. clergymen made
eneral comments, and attributedto the usp of
alcohol; .marital discord, ''poor : church attend-
ance, . juvenile problems, drunken; driving, crime
�juvenile
.g
demoralization of women. ;
The ,' number of alcoholics .in; Ontario has
doubled : since` 1946, when cocktail bars were.
established --The more outlets;, the greater the
liquor consumption and the more numerous the
resulting tragedies.
Huron, under the da Temperance .Act"
,,. � . , ,.
has 750 alcoholics per.100,000 population,'
•,lowest-total half-
' f -
' the nextmon� the Ontario 'counties
survey.
now can any "thoughtful person vote to -im-
pose upon Huron the _Liquor Control Act. with its
eight (at present) types Of liquor outlet?
LET'S NOT LOSE THE C.T.A.
For the' Revocation
Against the'' Revocation
•
HURON
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