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In the estate of
ETHEL MYRA CULtie.RT
All perti011s having ciainie against
the Esstute of Ethel Myra Culbert,
late of the Village or Walton, in.
the County of Huron, Married
Woman, deceased, who died on
the 9th day of April, 1963, are
hereby liotneed to scud in full,
particulars of their claims to the
undersigned on or before the
26th day of July, 1063, after
which date the assets will be the-
tributed, haying regard, only to
claims then received.
DA`PED at Seaforth, this 26th,
day of. June, 1963.
McCONNELL & STEWART
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors, for the Executors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE MATTER of the estate of
GEORGE WILLIAM HUTCH-
INSON, late of tite Township of
Grey in the County of Huron,
Retired Farmer, deceased.
lettaufi U.& aim ()were lag
claims again's', tile Ebtate oi the
acove named cleceasee, ell() (Lea
on or about the twenty-eighta
day of March, 1963, are required
to send full particulars of such
maims to tne un.dersigned on or
before the 19th day of July, 1063,
after which date this assets of the
estate will be distributed having
regard only to the claims of which
notice has then been received.
DATED at Listowel this eigh-
teenth day of June, 1963.
yi. Pratt, Q. cli„
Barrister, etc.
Listowel, Ontario,
Solicitor to the Executore.
REUBEN BREWER;
A funeral serveee was held on
Monday at 3:00 p.m, at the
Stiles funeral home, Goderich,
for itetteen James. Jirewor who
died b'riday in, Victoria, hospital,
London.
Rev. W. J ten hoppen of
North Street C ioted Church,
offielated.
Burial took place ilt 11/faitland
cemetery, Goderich.
Mr. Brewer, son of the late
William and Mrs. Brewer, was
born in Brussels and lived in
. this community for a number of
years. Since his marriage he has,
„lived. in Goderich. A gravel
;contractor, Mr. Brewer was
active in North Street United
Church, and Goderich Lions Club.
lie leaves his wile, the former
Erma, T. Roach; one sou, James
at home; and one brother,
Wesley of Listowel.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF
DAVID JOHN MacLEAN
LATE OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF MORRIS, IN THE
COUNTY OF HURON
Alt persons claiming against
the Estate of the above-named
are required to forward full par-
ticulars of their, claims to the
undersigned on or before the
27th day of July, 1963, after
which date the assets will be
aistributed.
Donnelly, Donnelly & Murphy
18 'The Square.
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate
Modern freezers may be part
of a refrigerator-freezer com-
bination or a separate unit, and
Can provide from three to 32 1
cubic feet of space. About 35
pounds of food can be stored I
in one cubic foot of freezer ca-
pacity. The size of freezer to '
best serve the needs of your
family depends on how often
you shop, how much entertain-
ing you do, and, the amount of
time the homemaker can de-
vote to food- preparation.
At least two cubic feet of
freezer capacity should be pro-
vided for each member Of the
family which shops once a
week. For the family which
shops less frequently, three to
six cubic feet for each' member
is better. Families of six or
more are advised to buy a sep-
arate freezer unit.
Be sure that the frozen food
compartment in a combination
refrigerator-freezer is capable
of zero or below-zero tempera-
tures. In some models, the froz-
en food compartment maintains
temperatures at 15 to 30 de-
grees F., suitable only for freez-
ing ice cubes and storing froz-
en foods for one or two weeks.
A true freezer section has sep-
arate insulation and its own
cooling coils.
Upright freezer models offer
more accessible food storage
and ate usually better suited to
use in a kitchen. Although this
type frosts more quickly than a
chest freezer, it is also easier
to defrost.
Chest freezers open. from the
top and food is stored in re-
movable baskets, a conVertient
arrangeinent for irregularly
shaped packages.
SoMe freezer models are
frost-free, a feature which elim-
inates the problems of empty-
ing the freezer compartment
more than twice a year for
cleaning.
When in Listowel, make sure you
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SCHOOL RESULTS
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McDonald, Paul
McDonald, Susan
°Infield, Anne
Rutledge, Terry
Smith, Larry
Valiance, George
Wheeler, Douglar
Work, Ken
Grade IX
Bronson, lia.rni
Budnark, Donald
Cardiff, jean
EllacOtt, Carl
Ferguson, Slarr
}loather, David
Wayne
Kellington, Joyce
Long, Garry
Lowe, Ann
Lowe, Linda -
1Viachtui, Dale
McDonald, cereil
Pletch, Karen
Rutledge, Ken
Rutledge, ;Gordon
Somers, Rodger
Smith, Robert
at 10' 01h. Ken: L. Ashton, Principal
ONTARIO. TRAVEL DEPARTMENTt 4
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ADDRESS
CITY PROV.
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL AND PUBLICITY
Hon. Bryan L. Cathcart, Minister c22.6311
THE UNiTED CHURCH OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. A. K, Griffiths
Organist: Mr. F. C. Parker ARCT
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Divine *Worship 1 IL :OU
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
I N CANADA
IVIE.LVILLE CHURCh
Minister: Rev. W. J. Morrison MA
Organist: Mrs. Frank Thompson
AUCT
10.00 a.ni. Sunday School
11 Lam. Public Worship
Mr. D. Ketcham 'Waterloo
University 'College
ALL WELCOME
During the month of July Iii
the absence of Rev. Morriaon,
Melville Church will join with.
the United Clhurch for public
worship each Senday at n
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
teetor: 'Rev. le. is Jennings
BA, LTB.
Organist: Mrs. B. t
ST. JOHN'S
.,.1 a.1"11, Holy Communion
and Nursery and Primer,
School.
ST. DAVID'S, Henfryn
9 a.m. Bible Class
9.30 a.m. Morning Pram
and. Church School
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Refrigeration
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For maximum' convenience
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the needs of your family. at the funeral home Hydro's Homemakers' SerVice
I provides the following sugges- , day
tions as a guide to prospective
fr eezer-buyers.
FRANK HARRISON
leraucaa (Prank) Andrew
Harrison, 73, ,aeonerieff, died
-Tuesday in Listowel Memorial
elo6pital.
He was the proprietor of the
general store at Moue rieff.
Born in the lVlioncrieff district,
he was the son of the late
Marshall Harrison and his wife,
the former Edith. Smith. • •
He is survived by his wife the
former Margaret Menshull; one
daughter, Mrs. John (jean,)
Gill, Monkton; three, sons, Mar-
shall, at home, Lewis of'Fort
Lauderdale, Florida, and Charles
of Grey Township; one sister,
IVIrs. Kenneth ,(Lily) MieLean,
Grey; and two grandchildren.
The funeral service was held:
at the 0. A. Rama funeral- home
in Brussels on Thursday with
the Rev. Arthur Higginbotham of
inoncleff United Church ottle
iating.
Burial da in Harvey's come-
tery, Logan Township.
A masonic service was held
on WedneS-