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1.1n hospital .grants cirants aid!
set at $2,000 per bed a ea Par s
C. Janm
es, Labton East
Grants in the future to hos-
pitals- in Huron County for
buildipg projects will be made
on ete• base of $2,000 a be&
count•eeeneil (Welded Thurs-
day ;
The decision was made dur-
lfig the same discussion that
centred around a delegation of
Hupi hospital board repre-
sentatives, who put in requests
for total of $838,610 faun
Huron, to begin or complete
hospital projects in the eounte.
Largest request of the day
eariee' frOM, the board of Scott
•Merhorial Hospital, Seaforth.
whet$750,000 will be required
to ereet a new hospital that
would provide about 45 beds.
Of this amount, the county's
I share, as requested in the brief
to teeincil, would have been
'$396.
Ask for mill
Theeeresentation of the hos-
pitaie .in Huron, made There;
day by the spokesman for the
boards, J. H. Kinkead, request-
• ed -Drat Huron council set aside
;the "eciiiivalent of one mill. or
about $54,000, for hospital pur-
'poses.
The request read: "It is sug-
gested that the county council
'meet these needs by agreeing
to a levy of one mill for the
!term necessary to raise these
.fundsWhile the boards will
co-operate by delaying the
'projects as long as possible,
and by aranging with •the coun-
cil e.ehe order in which the
Iprojeeits will be undertaken,
plangeehould be made to make
the lunds available within the
nexcelew years."
Celerity council at an early
session- approved the setting
asidf an amount equal to
one iil for hospital financing.
Oppose debentures
Mleny of the councilors ex.
preeed disapproval of the idea
iof raising more money with
debentures.
said Deputy -Reeve James i
;Bisset., of Goderich: don't!
,likeet•lee idea of a debenture is -I
isuelelee the county level; we!
Imuelee'pay for some of these;
'sere s as we go,"
• Ree Harvey Coleman of!
StarileY Township suggested I
that pressure be put on the!
government to increase grants.
(Perth County Council earlier
,this year sent a resolution to
both federal and provincial:
governments asking that gov-
ernment grants to hospitals be
re -examinee, with the intention
of increasing them to aid coun-
ties:",esliffering from a heavy
burden of hospital construc-
tion.)
Arthur Knight, representing
Clinton Public Hospital, out-
lined the building program
planned by Clinton. For S238. -
MP, has announced that he
has •been 'donned dr uel
the lion. W. M. Nickle, minis. eweeleeneeememeee ,, , ,, ,M;ImilitilimonnommingM0111,MRIII>mki , ,,,,,,weeemeteee.,;,,
ter of eernmeree and develop.
ment, Viet the gov't of Ontario
has approved a grent ,of S2,-
100.00 to the Ausable River
conservation AuthorItY.
RATE 5
This sum will enable the Births •, 0„ „ , , . .... „,..., No charge
, authority to develop three con.• . 1r
' servation areae: Port Frank Marriages and Deaths , , ... . . , 750
I near the mouth of the Ausable;
(Marriages and deaths are reported without chare
Rock Glee, near Arkona, end in news columns, This char3e applies only lo list.
TBosangeet, Towle
kitchen, dining room, and cafe-
teria, and a new bating sys-
tem. The board suggested that
greets would bring in about
$i2,000,$i2,000,the county could pro-
vide $97,410, and througli cp.
asses, thehospital 1 raise
about $17,199,
"If we received only' $40,000
for the 20 bedM
s," r. Knight
said, "1
woadsad, not want to go
ahead with the building plan.
We don't want to go Into debt,"
80 years old
A. Y. McLean, representing
Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea -
forth, said the building that
serves the community as a
hospital is $0 years old. It was
first arranged as a hospital in
1923, and since that time, a
14 -bed addition has been erect. -
ed. Seaforth has received $25,-
000 from Huron County In
grants over the years.
Because it is necessary to
!keep some of the patients in
corridors owing to crowded,
conditions, and because any
alterations to the building
would meet opposition from the
Ontario Hospital Services Com-
mission, the hospital has found
it necessary to build an en
tirely new hospital.
Ray Cousens, representing
Wingham General Hospital,
said the hospital's occupancy
average for many weeks has
been 132 patients in the 98 -bed
hospital.
"We desperately need help,"
he said.
Total cots of hospital build-
ing, as presented to council,
are: Clinton, $238,000; Exeter,
$160,000; Goderich, $250,000;
Seaforth, $750,000; Wingham,
$350,000.
Grants given to date by
council are; Scott Memorial,
Seaforth, $25,000; Winghaxn
General, $60,000; South. Huron,
Exeter, $35,000; Clinton Public
Hospital, $35,000; Alexandra
Marine, Goderich, $70,000.
The $2,000 - a - bed decision
made Thursday by council also
carries the stipulation that hos-
pitals must notify the county
one year in advance of require-
ments in order that funds may
be set aside.
Make plans now
for '62 shrubs
June is when most flowering
shrubs are at their best, so
relax and enjoy them—admire
their bright blooms and green
foliage,
At the same time, make a
, note of their colours. Do you
:like them? Is the garden well-
; balanc.ed me are there small,
compact plants beside large,
sprawling bushes? What prun-
u
ea
nnouncemenrs
hedford in
ship. I ino under Announcements.)
1 DevelopMent of these three Eneaeements, Cards of Thanks
areas from 1954 tO the present,
, has consisted of reed construe. .1.. In Memoriams (4 -line verse).....
tion, fencing, beaclie improve- - Extra verses, each
r i
1 ment, facilities, par ng space
\
!provisions and othei piemck-
Img arrangements.
will be extended and boat
During 1961 the par dng lot
!launching ramps will b , built
at Port Frank, At RocK, Glen
!additional space will be ',clear-
; ed for recreational purboses
with fireplaces and drineeing
water provided. A road, pierk-
ing lot and picnic sites, as w0
as a water supply, will be eri\o-
vided at Thedford.
reeer
The story in
Skaffa
By MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Lyall, To-
ronto, visited recently with
Mrs. Lyall's parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Sam Norris,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller
and children attended Thames
Road United Church anniver-
sary and visited with Mr, and
Mrs. Ken Duman and family.
Staffa Wo m en's Institute
members enjoyed a bus trip to
Hamilton, Burlington and Niag-
ara Falls en Thursday, •June
15. All reported having a good
time.
Mrs. Anthony Breit and Rich-
ard, of Port Credit, visited a
few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Norris,
Mr. and Mrs. James Scott,
Gerald and Ronnie returned
home Saturday night from a
trip to the western provinces.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Worden
have moved into their home
in the village and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Taylor and Ricky have
moved to their farm recently
purchased from Mr, Warden.
Forty-five pupils from SS No.
3 and SS No. 2 Hibbert and
their teachers Mrs. Kempand
Mr. McDonald enjoyed a bus
trip to Midland on Tuesday,
June 20.
A large crowd attended the
750
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BIRTHS — CARDS QF THANKS —
BIBBY—Mr. and Mrs. Robert We wish to thank our many
Bibby, RR 1 St. Marys, an- friends, neighbors and rela-
nounce the birth of a son at tives for the kindness and
South Huron Hospital, June
22,
FRIESEN—To Mr. and Mrs,
Miller Friesen, nee Dunlop,
:Regina, Sask., a daughter,
June 25.
GLANVILLE — Mr, and Mrs.
Harold Glanville, Crediton,
announce the birth of a
daughter, Debra Lee, at
\
South Huron Hospital, June
27.
ARTMAN — Joe and Jean
Hartman, RR. 3 Dashwoed,
are happy to announce the
rrival of twin boys at South
I urea Hospital, June 27 --
b: others for Judy, Vicki and
Jt -Ann,
HERN—Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth
Hei n, Exeter, announce the
birt of a daughter at South
Hurt n Hospital, June 26 — a
siste for Shirley and Gra-
OFFATAN — Mr. and Mrs.
ham
Hl
Anth ny Hoffman, RR 3 Zur-
ich, t nnounce the birth of a
daughter at South Huron
Hospit al, June 27,
MOAVell IISTEEG — Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Mommersteeg,
RR ,2 Zurich, announce the
birth of a son, Robert
Miclial, at South Huron Hos-
pital, June 23—a brother for
Johne , Richard and Freddy.
PEARS(N — Mr. and Mrs.
Paul J E. Pearson, Zurich,
annoujece the arrival of a
son, Derry Joseph, at South
Huron Hospital, June 27—a
brother for Leslie,
SMITH? Mr. and Mrs. Allan
C. &lin. (nee Meikle), RR 3
Zurieh, announce the birth
of a/ daughter, Carol Ruth, at
South Huron Hospital, June
22./
wirAsON—Mr. and Mrs. James
Wilson, Huron St., Exeter,
/announce the birth of a son,
Steven James, at South Hur-
on Hospital, June 23—a bro-
ther for Sandra and Lynda.
ENGAGEMENTS —
Mrs. Michael Doyle, North
Rustico, Prince Edward Island,
wishes to announce the engage-
ment of her daughter, Eliza-
beth, to Mr, William Belling,
son of Mr. and. Mrs. Robert
Belling, Exeter. The wedding
to take place Saturday, July
29, at 3 o'clock, at Christ the
King Chapel, Centralia, 'Ont.
29nc
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CARDS OF THANKS —
1 wish to thank all those who
so kindly remembered me with
visits, flowers, cards and treats
hile a. patient at St. Joseph's
ospital, and since returning
ome.—Mrs: Murray Neil, 29*
Moss hurts
your lawn
Many hoineoWners do not
consider 'moss a weed in their
lawn. A. • little moss between
the grass does not look bad at
first but when it spreads and
eplaces much of the grass, a
awn gets in poor shape,
There are good chemicals on
the market which kill moss
ithou.t ha r nt i n g the lawn
grasses e After the moss is erad-
icated some fertilizer should STANLAKE-1n loving memory
be applied to boost the growth of our dear sister, Agnes
of the grass so that it will fill Stanlake, who passed away
out the bare spot. If the soil one year ago, July 3, 1960.
is very acid some hydrated This day we do remember,
me or ground limestone is A loving thought we give,
very helpful to get a better To one no longer with us,
lawn. But in our hearts still lives.
—Lovingly remembered by her
sisters .and brothers. 29*
sympathy shown to, during
the recent illness and death .Of
a dear husband and father,
Arthur James Rundle, Special
thanks to the donors of the
many beautiful floral tributes,
cards of sympathy, to the pall-
bearers and the flower bear-
ers. We also thank Rev, J.
Wareham and the Ball funeral
chapter. 29ric
I wish to extend my sincere
thanks to all who remembered
inc with cards, flowers, treats
and visits while a patient in.
St. Joseph's Hoepitaland since
returning home. Special thanks
te Dr. Ecker and Dr. D. A.
MacKenzie. — Mrs, Verne
Smith. 29*
We would like to express our
sincere thanks to our friends,
neighbors and relatives for
their many acts of kindness
and cards received during our
recent sad bereavement. --Mr.
and Mrs. Wilmer Desjardine,
29c
IN MEMORIAM, —
OGDEN—In loving memory of
a dear mother and grand-
• mother who passed away' 10
years ago on June 24.
We will never forget those
happy years
When we were all together,
And the memory of your smil-
ing face
Will keep in our hearts forever.
—Ever remembered by Vera,
Frank and family. 29ne
SAUNDERCOCK — In loving
memory of a dear mother
and sister. Mrs. Annie A.
Saundercock, who passed
away one year ago, July 4,
1959.
No one knows how much we
miss you,
No one knows the 'bitter pain
We have suffered. Since we
lost you
Life has never been the same.
In our hearts your memory
lingers.
Sweetly tender, fond and true;
There is not •a day, dear
mother,
That we do not think of you,
—Sadly missed and lovingly
remembered by her family,
sisters and brothers. 29*
STANLAKE—In hieing memory
of a dear sister, Agnes Ellen
Stanlake, who passed away
on July 3, 1960.
One yeor has passed since that
• sad day
When the sister I loved was
called away,
She wished me not a last fare-
well,.
Nor even said goodbye.
She was gone before 1 knew it
And only God knows why,
—Sadly missed by Mahle and
Gib Statton and family. 29*
STANLAKE—In loving memory
of a dear sister, Agnes Ellen
Stanlake, who passed away
one year ago, July 3, 1960,
We little knew when we Woke
that mem'
The sorrow the day would
bring
For the call was sudden, the
shock severe
To part with one we loved so
dear.
We wonder why she had to die
Without'a chance to say good-
bye,
.—Sadly missed by Shirley and
Donald Bedard and family.
29*
This mosskiller chemical can
be used to control moss on
roofs which should be wash-
ed off with Water several days
later to prevent tutting of
eave-troughs and rain spouts.
June le still a goerf time to
C ontrol broadleaved weeds
such • as • dandelion, plantain
and chickweed in lawns. Dur-
ing July and August the
growth of three weeds is less
active and the use of 2,4-1) type
weedkillers is less effective
during these menthe,
Dandelidn arid plaintain are
readily controlled by 2,4-D,
but thee are two other cam.
mon weeds hi our lawns, ehick-
weed with Its very small white
flowers and oval leaves, as
well as Black Medic clover
with small clover leaves and
yellow flowers. Silvex is simi-
lar to 2,4-D and will kill thick -
weed, clover, ,plantain and
dandelion, They are obtainable
in liquid form for application
as a pray or in dust font
which is very handy for dust-
ing small, areas Or spotAreat.
merit,
ReMember when you used tO
go to bed with the curfew? To.,
day they just blow it to wake
you up.
EARLY TO BED, EOM TO RISE.
UNTIL WIRE ENOUGH CASH
TO DO OTHERWIGli ..!
For health products, you
can't beat HURONDALE
MILK—Ws the finest body-
builder at any price.
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STRAYED— I BABY CHICKS— FQR SALE
li0.14sTgm BTFER, white, 18
meths ad, small horns. Find-
er please notify H. Brand,
pixel? 234-6238 Crediton. 294
— —
HEREFORD CALF, 3 months
old, from farm .of Robert
Frayne. Finder please plione
Exeter 457J3. 20c
HELP WANTED (Male)—
MALE IIELP WANTED — For
the Carson & Barnes Wild
Animal Circus in all depart -
vents. Board and lodging fur-
nished with salary. Also want.'
ed: baled hay and raw meatJ
for wild animals. Apply to the
Superintendent, Circus Grounds,
Exeter, Wednesday, July 5, at
10:00 a.m. 29*,
CANTEEN STEWARD
For Lucan Branch 540 Canad-
ian Legion. Tender forms for
'above position are available
from and are to be returned to 1
the undersigned before 7 .p.m.„
July 7, 1961.
ROBERT HOLLAND
SecretaryBox 294,
Lucan
MANY VARIETIES started
chicks Available prompt ship-
ment. Dayolds to order. Soi1.
er chicks available. Order now.
Bray Hatchery, Erie Carscad-
den, Exeter, plione 246W. 29e0
FOR SALE —
•MAB WOOD, dry mixed, lb
cords delivered $30.00, Apply
in writing to Robert Eagleson,
RR 1 Ailsa Crajg, stating street
STARTED PULLETS --eDeKalh
131 pullets, ready to lay, vac-
cinated for Newcastle and
Bronchitis and de -beaked. Les
Rueter, phone 748 Exeter,
6:15tine-
1
HEN HGESE, 3Qx12,
pm; colony house, 144014;
beth insulated, plywood inter-
lined and interior of both paint.
ed. Olive Owes, Clandeboye,
Phone Ailsa Craig 293-302e,
go*
number in town or concession •
in township, or phone Nairn
232-4450 before 8:00 Lae or be- COMPLETE HERD
tween 5;30 and 7;00 P.m. DISPERSAL
6; lithe
35 Landrace and York Land -
THINNERS -- 2 single unit race sows and gilts plus over
mechanical beet and turnip 100 fattening pigs to be sold,
thinners, to fit any standard We are starting a specific
scuffler, Phone e34-6410 Credi- pathogen free herd next month
'ton, 40.3tfnc and are clearing every pig
from the place. Come in and
NOW ON SALE,— Galvanized see if there is something to
roofing, aluminum roofing, Call suit you,
and inquire. Phone 83 Hensall,
MALCOLM DAVIDSON
Wayne* Smith. 6;8-8:31c
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE -20 -
foot inboard motor launch, in
A-1 condition, 6 -foot beam, 125
h.p. Mercury V8 engine with
water marine conversion mani-
29e folds; beautiful Honduras ma-
hogany deck, sides are Philli-
pine mahogany, trimmed in
Sea Mist, green, Ideal for water
skiers and rough water, Has
brand new convertible top.
Must sacrifice. Apply to Mrs,
Jean Whale, phone 602r33 Dray -
HELP WANTED (Female) ton, Ontario. ' 22:29*
REL1ABLE single m an for
general farm Fork, by year or
for summer months. High
school student considered, An -
ply at Times -Advocate, 29*
STENOGRAPHER — Apply in 7 WEANER P1GS, good. Earl
writing to2:2tfc
Box SPL, Exeter Ratz, phone 165r5 Dashwood,
Times-Advocate.-Ad
29*
SNACK SHOP WORKER, wo. BALER TWINE — Canadian
man, experienced sandwiches, and imported. Ask for our
short order. Apply Oakwooclpricescanit,s quantityamndillLtd.,
phonedisc5oun7t3s.
Inn, Grand Bend, 29c Exeter. • 22:29r
GIRL, to help with. housework,
fond of children, country home,
state wages. Write Box. ceVG,
Times -Advocate. • 29*
HELP WANTED
MEN OR, WOMEN, start your
own. Watkins 'Business—Full or
part-time. No experience neces-
sary, Write J. Gauthier, 350 St,
Roth Street, Montreal 15, Que,
8;15:22:29c
AGENTS WANTED, preferably
retired farmer,to sell McIntyre
i
Cattle Oilers n Exeter area.
Largest rnanufacturers, good
commission. Contact, Jack L.
Cooke, Fullerton, Ont. 296c
THE NEW
OPTIMA
TYPEWRITER
IS LOADED WITH
FEATURES
and it sells for only
$89.00
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G. A. WEBB, D.C.
DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
DRUGLESS THERAPY
For Appointment Phone 606
SUPERIOR
MAINTENANCE
SERVICE
Commercial, Industrial and
Residential Janitor Work
Venetian Blind Cleaning •
FREE ESTIMATES
Reasonable Rates
PHONE 707 EXETER
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PROVINCIAL
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
For your sale, large or small,
courteous and efficent service
• ' at all times.
"Service That Satisfies"
DASHWOOD EXETER
Phone 119 Phone 81
USBORNE & HIBBERT
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Head •Office — Exeter, Ontario
President •
Milton McCurdy, RR 1 Xirkton
Vice-Presiclent
Timothy B. Toohey
RR 3
Lucan
Di rectors
E. Clayton Colquboun RR 1
Science Hill
Martin Feeney RR 2 Dublin
Robert G. Gardiner • RR 1
Cromarty
Alex J. Rohde RR 3 Mitchell
Agents
Harry Coates RR 1 Centralia
Clayton Harris Mitchell
Stanley Hocking Mitchell
Solicitor
W. G. Cochrane Exeter
Secrete eyeTrea surer
Arthur Fraser Exeter
irectory
DR. H. H. COWEN
DENTAL SURGEON
Main Street Exeter
Clased All Day Saturdays
PHONE 36
BELL & LAUGHTON
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS &
NOTARIES PUBLIC
ELMER D. BELL, Q.C.
C. V. LAUGHTON, Q.C., LLB
Zurich Office Tuesday
Afternoon
PHONE 4 EXETER
ARTHUR FRASER
INCOME TAX REPORTS
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE
ETC.
Ann St., Exeter Phone 504
N. L. MARTIN
OPTOMETRIST
Main Street, Exeter
Open Every Weekday
Except Wednesday
For Appointment Phone 15
JOHN WARD, D.C.
CHIROPRACTOR AND
DRUGLESS, THERAPIST
15 Wellington St., across
from PUC
ST. MARYS PHONE 1272
DR., J. W. CORBETT
L.D.S., D.D.S.,'
DENTAL SURGEON
Devon Building
Phone 273 Exeter
Closed Wednesday Afternoons
W. G. COCHRANE
BARRISTER & SOLICITOR
NOTARY PUBLIC
Hensel! Office Open Wednesday
and Friday Afternoons
1:30 to 5:30
11/4 miles west, •te mile south
of Brucefield •
Phone Hensel] 686r23
22:29c
OAT HULLS—for feed or bed-
ding, $15.00 ton plus bags; also
oat buffiegs—for chicken litter,
$7.50 ton plus bags. Alex M.
Stewart & Son Ltd., Ailsa
Craig. 22:29c
GET THOSE WEEDSI—Chip-
man chemicals for weed con-
trol in all crops, Atrazine for
best control in.corn. Cann's
Mill Ltd., phone 75 Exeter.
6:22tfne
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Collect
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For tracks and tractors
e You'll get fuletbne engine 15 rotectton
with Shell X-100 Motor oil. It's
specially designed to give 16w -cost
lubricatiori„ •„ eyct matt all the de-
tnands of IffrOdeffi aigitieS„ Use shell
X-100 ...the perfect meter oil for
all our engine needs,
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Phone 80 Exeter
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