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$20 and up paid frit Ow,
Sick, or Disabled
Horses and Cows
IitCxlliEST CASH VALUE PAID
IN sUlarbUNDINO, DISTRICT
for DEAD COWS and HORSES.
FOr ,Prompt, Sanitary Disposal,
Clay or night
Phone
LEROY ACHESON
Atwood 153, collect •
Jone20
A. H. McTAVISH
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
and NOTARY palm
TEE8wAtrillt ONTARIO
Telephone f8 Teeswater '
Wro*eter--Every Wedneoday
afternoon, 2-4 p.m., or
by appiiintlinent
J. WAUSHFIE1,11
Q.C.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc.
Money to torlo
Office-°-'1110yer Olotk, Wing:barn
redetiek F. Flornuth
Phrn.B., R.O.
Carol E. Hottuth R.0
Mrs. Viols H. &moth, 110.
ormvi1!iritisT8 puomi, 118
Harritton, Ontario
WELLINGTON FIRit
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ritithtIttly servAd 'policy
bailors for OVer a Century.
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WANTED
Bush lots with soft maple and elm..
• Will purchase hush properties or farms.
Please phone or write:
The
Andre*/ Malcolm 'furniture . Ltd.i
Listowel, Ontario
MASSEY-FERGUSON
TRACTORS'
NEW 50's and 65's
NEW HOLLAND BALERS
USED TRACTORS
One Massey-Harris Model 44 high arch.
Qne Massey-Harris Model 44 standard
One 52 Ford
One 4.9 Ford-complete with plough
One Massey-Harris Model 20
One Case Combine complete with motor and
pick-up.
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CARD OE THANKS
COMING EVENTS, I wish to express my sincere
BUSINESS
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PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
Foritrciepra Wi
Dies
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James George Workman, 79, a
Mathematics,: instructor at - the.
UniVersity - of Toronto schools .for
84 years, grid -eo,author of 'several.
mathematics textbooks used in
Ontario and Quebec, died :Monday,
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COLON'S HOUSE for Sale. Size
10 by 12 feet, Mrs.. D, Mae-
Naughton, phone 104W Wing-
WALNUT BED, IVfattress and mat-
thing dressing table, bench. Ex-
cellent condition, $20.00, Phone
986 after 6 p.m. 9b
1.111AT FOR SALE—Good beef by
the quarter. Killed on premises.
Inspected by Dept, of Health,
Yearling heifers, Top quality.
Lowest prices, Raynard Ackert,
Ripley, phone 24r30. 17rrb
4.711-1IFFONIERS. in walnut finish
with four drawers for sale. Price
• $28,00; Walnut finish knee-hole
desk, price $42.00, R. A. Currie •
and Sons Furniture, ' 9b.
BROADLOOM CARPET and rugs.
Latest samples on display now.
Have an estimate,,, without 'obli-
gation, for your room, Finest
qualities, lowest prices, WEL-
WOOD'S VARIETY STORE.
12rrb
RENOVATOR Automagic 'Sham-
poo—Now you can renew the
appearance of rugs, upholstery,
Leaves no ring, odor or color
change, Take half the work out
of your spring cleaning, Avail-
able at Walker Herne' Furnish-
ings. rrh
BEFORE YOU BUY a Vacuum'
cleaner or, floor polisher --call
Jed Reynolds for a 1PRFE Home
lemonstration. See Electrolux,
Canada's finest. Phone 640J1.
8rrb•
„AMES! Charis Foundation. Gar-
ments to fiE all figures. Spring
sale on. Call Charis Stylist with
14 years experience for • Wing-
ham and district. Mrs, Wm. Ken-
nedy, Wingham, phone 509W.
26rr Ap.30b
GRAIN FOIL SALE
tRANT HARLEY for Sale, Oscar
Kieffer, phone 12r8 WrOxetter,
BRA:NT BARLEY for sale, suitable
for seed. Gne generation from
registered seed. Sample showed
germination 98%; weed seeds,
hone in government test, :Clean
Od and treated $1,90. Apply to
A W. tatea, phone 137r2, Tees-
Water. 2,9*
REAL. ESTATE
GOOD BUILDING LOT for Sale)
South end of Frances Street,
plume 101 after 6 p.M. 9b
HOUSE for sale in. Wingham,
Livingrocun -2042; two bedrooms,
kitchen, room for bathroOln,
extra room 18x19. Garage 20x15,
Price $2530. Phone 569J. 26rrb
SMALL FARM consisting of 23
acres; good elay loam; in How-
ick Township on Highway 87
close to Wroxeter. Fine brick
house, all conveniences. Small
barn, new stabling, Ideal for re-
tired farmer. Further particulars
call Wendall Stamper, phone
Wroxeter 84r1,
FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW for
sale in Village of Fordwich. Good
cellar and water supply; garage
attached, hardwood floors. Close
to store and post office. Phone
Fordwich 45r13. 2:9b
COTTAGE FOR SALE
FIVE ROOM COTTAGE and gar-
age for sale on Albert Street.
Situated on good lot. Must' be
sold to close the estate of the
late Mary Jane Reid. For par-
ticulars apply to Crawford &
Hetherington, Wingham. 9:16b
FOR SALE
The buildings known as S.S, No.
8 and. S.S. No, 11, East Wawanosh.
Tenders for any 'or all of these
buildings will be received by, the
undersigned up to Monday, April
.28, 1958.
Highest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
J. A. McBurney, Soc.
R.R, 1, Belgrave.
Clarence Charriney,, Chairman
R.R, 1. Belgrave 2,9,16h
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
ONE DURHAM COW due to calf
in June for sale, phone 628J2.
8h
MARE and 2-year-old colt for sale
and 20 chunks of pigs. Frank
Ethenswiller phone 616111 Wing-
ham. 9*
POULTRY FOR SALE
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PULLET SALE, Starter -pullets--
High Line 934-A. DeKalb pullets-
.16 weeks old an April 10th. Vac-
cinated for Bronchitis and New-
castle Disease, and de-beaked
•
Contact Newmarket Co-op. at
Newmarket. Phone Newmarket,
Twining 5-9611. 26 :ap2 ;91)
CAR FOR SALE
1954 FORD 4-Door for sale. Good
condition. Apply to Mrs. Harry
Fea.gan, Shuter St. 2:9b
FOR RENT •
WILL PASTURE 12 yearlings. Har-
old Casemore, phone 510W3.
GRASS for 30 head oc. cattle for
rent. William 3”, Henry, phone
Wingham 402W3. 9b
100 ACRES of Grass for rent; lots
of Water. Mrs, Wm. Schiestel,
No. 4 Highway, phone 142r12
Teeswater, 2:9b
PASTURE for rent, 1,i miles south
of Jamestown, suitable for 35
head of cattle. Norman Mulligan,
'phone 38r11 Brussels. , ' 9*
ABOUT 50 *acres of land ,for rent
for spring crop; also for about
8-10 head of cattle, Phone 628J2.
9b
GRASS FARM for rent. 100 acres;
42' acres seeded, Timothy . and.
Alfalfa, Also hay for sale.
ReaSonable. A. jacewicz, R, R. 2,
B Line past cemetery,
Phone 632W3. 9*
HELP WANTIth
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED for
businessman's home, All modern
Conveniences, one adult.' State
age and salary expected, Liberal
time off. Write Box 216, Code-
rich, Ontario. 9b
NEED EXTRA CASH? Work
spare time. We need Men and
women to address envelopes or
sew Baby shoes, $50 Weekly pos-
sible, Send stamped addressed
envelope. Write Box 812, Dau-
phin, Man. 10:26:2;9b
WANTED
CATTLE, WANTED to paSEure for
the season. Good grass and river
runs through the pasture land.
Fifth line Morris, Oran Russell,
lt,R, 4, Brussels, phone 17,15,
9:16:23h
The Wirighant Golf Club would
like about 50 trees, Mostly dead-
'Ocala, suitable for transplanting
at the course; minimum height 0
feet, Reply to Bon 18 Advance'
Times stating number Of trees
And price. Oh ,
FINANCING'. A CAR?
Before you buy ask about our
LOW Cost Pinalleing Sera/lee With
'COnanlete Iluairrineri Coverage.
STEWART A. SCOTT
thong Whighlortl
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THE WINGI-I.A.M ,WOMEN'S
stittne will meet in the council
chamber, on Thursday, April 17,
at 2.30 pan, The annual meeting
with annual reports and election.
Of officers, Roll call payment of
fees. Hostess . convener, Mrs. U.
Hopper. CE9b
AMBULANCE SERVICE •
:,ct:IRRIE'S AMBULANCE, • Wing-
ham. Safe, courteous Service.
Ptione Day, 51; Night, 716 or 630.
18rth.
_ .
.BRICKING, PLASTERING
REbAIRS •
REPAINTING walls, chimneys,
brickwork, plastering. Free esti-
mates, guaranteed work. Write
Fred T. Fowler, Box 450; phone
141W, Mitchell., ,Ont. 26;2,9,16*
DEADSTOCK 'removed promptly
for sanitary disposal. FREE pith
up on larger animals, reasonable
collection charge for small' ani-
mals, phone collect Wingham
378;• Palmerston 123W, or Der-
ham 398, Gordon Young (Elmira)
Limited. errb
$10.00 and UP paid for sick, down
and disabled Cows -and Horses,
also dead cows and horses at
cash value. Please phone prompt-
ly Bruce Marlatt, Call collect
56r7 Brussels, 24 hour service. ,
19rth
'MISCELLANEOUS
WE ARE NOW contracting with
the growers of Malting Barley.
We supply seed. Reg, No, 1 Rod-
ney and Gary Oats for sale at
.$1.60 bu, Commercial No. 1. Berta
and Brant Barley at $2.05, John.
Bumstead & Son, phone 455.
12trb
DID YOU KNOW that David
Crompton, Certified Watchmaker,
guarantees to keep your watch in
good running order for one year?
This free service guarantee
applies to all new watches, also
to watches that have been clean-
ed and reconditioned. Bring in
your watch to-day and take ad-
vantage of our fast guaranteed
service. 23rrb
NEVER, NEVER, never since the
world began such relief from
sore, aching, burning feet, weak
ankles, sore knees, 'hips and
hack, cramps in feet or legs.
Corns, callouSes, ,bunions dis-
appear, arthritis pains fade away,
brings back circulation. Consult
W.: A, Kaufniars, phone 94 Lis-
towel, open Tuesday afternoon
and evening, and at the Bruns-
wiek Hotel, Wingham, on April
.17th. 91)
SEPTIC TANKS, Cesspools, etc„
cleaned with modern 'equipment.
All work guaranteed, Louis
Blake, rt, '2, Phone 42r6 Brus-
sels. 26rr25JV
IS YOUR TELEVIWON: properly
insured for all risk coverage?
For information phone 203, Stew-
,Art A. Stott, Wingbani, 2rrb
STEWART A. SCOTT now
save you 1.5% Ma your ear or
truck Insurance. Yearly or slit'
months Policies are available,
Special, rates for fartriers. For
further information phone 222,
Whighata. 22reb
VATERLOO CATTLE Breeding
Assoeiation "Where Better Hulls.
Are I!'l trirtifialtd
Serninatien infettnation or Ser-
. vice trot all,,hreeds of cattle,
phone Tim Waterloo Cattio
breeding Association at: Clinton
III/ 24441 or Milchnity 120E1'1 be-
tweet 7.20 and 9:30 a,rri, We have
all breeds ,aValitibliii-4.Top quality
At 10W tOiiit,?° 26ttb
thanks to all my friends and rela-
tives for the cards, flowers and
treats sent to me while I was a
patient in Wingham General Hog-
pital, Special thanks to Dr,' W. A.
MeKibbon, Mrs, I. Morrey and
the nursing staff, Rev. O. bur-,
rant and Rev, A. Ninam0.—Mra,
Arthur Edgar, 9*
CARD OF THANKS- •
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to my friends and relatives
for cards, letters .and flowers sent
to me during my stay in St, Jos-
eph's Hospital„ 'London.---,Agnes
913
--- • CARD- OF THANKS
We would like to express our
sincere thanks and appreciation to
those who sent flowers; cards and
letters, also to those who assisted
in any way ,during our recent
bereavement. Our thanks also to
the staff of the Wingham General
Hospital for the kind and con-,
siderate care shown during the
past several months-t--The Family,
Brothers and Sisters of the late
Mrs, William Reid. 9b
IN mintoRIA.N.
DEANS..-In loving memory of out
parents, Mr, and Mrs. William
Deans—
In our hearts your memory lingers,
Always tender, fond and true;
There's not a day, dear parents,
We do not think of you.
—Ever remembered by the faMily,
IlIEMAlitlAllf •
MeLEAN—In loving memory Of a
dear husband and :father, Wil-
liam Thomas McLean, who de-
parted this life April 7th, 1957
'Fend are the ties that are broken
Dear is he who is, gone, •
In memory we ;will .always keep
him
:As long as the years roll on,
--,LovinglY remembered by his wife
Mabel and family,
A special meeting of Royal' Black
Predeptory No. 797 was held in
the Orange , Winghana, on
Good Friday, April 4th, when 'four-
tee,n candidates were: advanced to
the Red Cross Degree by a 'degree
team from Amberley Preceptory.
Visitors were present from Lions
Head, Owen Sound, Chesley, Rin-
eardine, Amberley, Fordwich and
Blyth.
The Amberley degree team were
complimented on the very excellent
manner in which they ••exemplified
the Red Cross degree by the Wor,
Pree. of Wingham Preceptory,
Short addresses were given by
some of the visiting members and
the `meeting closed at 11.20 p.m. by
singing the national anthem.
Lunch was then served to ap-
proximately one hundred guests by
the members' of Wingham Precep-
tory.
V(411TCHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillespie and
family of Sarnia spent the week-
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
S. G. Gillespie 'and with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W, R. Farrier,
MrS. D. Willis' and sons visited
on Sunday with Gowanstown and
Wroxeter relatives.
Mr. and, Mrs, Carl Weber and
children vaned on Sunday at the
home of his sister, Mrs, Robert
Chambers of Harriston.
Mr. NI3.13 Evans of Tiverton
passed away on Monday In Kin-
carcline Respite'. He suffered a
heart attack a few weeks ago and
a severe stroke on Saturday. Be-
sides his wife he leaves one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Chas. Falconer, of Glarnia
and two grandchildren, Mrs, James
Faleoner is spending a few days
this Week at the home of her son
inGiamis Montgomery and Falconer font-,
lies and 'other East Wawanosh
friends and neighbours attended
the .50th* wedding anniversary of
Mr. and MrS. Bert lackson at
their home in Morris On Tuesday,
,
01.11.••••1••••Wilmmommor
EDGARPATTIPN
FUNERAL TODAY,
A well-known resident of the
town for the past 48 years, James
Edgar Pattison, died at the Wing-
ham General Hospital on Monday.
Mr. PattiSOn, who was 74 .years. of
age,' suffered a heart attack in
1951, from yvhich he had never fully
recovered! Some,time later he also
suffered a stroke and had been
seriously ill since that time.
l3,9rn in East Wawanosh Town-
ship on January 3rd, 1884, he .was
a son' of the late Wesley Pattison
and Maria Plunket, On May 15th,
1912, he was married to Catherine
Glousher, and they bave since re-
sided in Wingham, where- Mr, Pat-
tison followed the trade of carpen-
ter for many years. In later years
he was associated with his, son
John, in his' electrical repair and
appliance business. He was
member of the United Church.
.Surviving, besides 'his wife; are
one son, lin, of Wingham, and
a daughter, Laura at home, and
two grandchildren, Cathy and
Jimmy Pattison and one brother,
Allan of East Wawanosh,
The service will be held at 2,30
this (Wednesday) afternoon at the
Walker funeral home with Dr, A.
Nimmo in charge, and interment in
the Wingham Cemetery Chapel.
Pallbearers will 11.4. R, E, McKin-
ney, W, J. Bushfield, F, R. How-
son, W. A. Heughart, R. H, Lloyd
and David Murray,
Miss J. G. McKee •
Taught in Wing.ham.
S,eryiees for Jeannette Gladys
McKee, head of the English de-
partment at East York Collegiate
-and a teacher on thp staff there
for the past 27- yearS, was. held last
Wednesday at 7.30 p.m. at the
Trull funeral ehapelr ''Danforth-
Ave.,' Toronto. Further service Was
held. at 1.30 p.m. on Thursday in
Teeswater. ,Interment was • in
Teeswater cemetery. •
Miss.''-McKee. „,.died,, early last
week at Wellesley hospital. She
had been teaching at East York
collegiate until three weeks ago
when she, became ill.
Born in TeeSwater, daughter of
the late Alexander and Jane. Mc-
Kee, she received her early , edu-
cation there and attended the
Winghani High School, where she
was later a member of the teach-
ing staff, She received her B.A.
from McMaster University and het
bachelor of ' :pedagogy from the
University of Toronto. She was
also a gra.duate in library science
from Northwestern University
Cleveland. •
' Miss McKee taught in Beams-
ville, Wingham and 'Kitchener' for
a number of years before coming
to East York collegiate ,in Toronto.
She was a member of the Wo-
men's Missionary Society of 'Dan-
forth Baptist Church and of. the
University Worrien'Ocin13.,-'.
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Miss McKee is Survived by one
niece,'Mrs. Fred Evelegh, and
two nephews,4, Dr. Alex McKee,
Dauphin, Man.; and Hebert McKee,
Togo, Sask.
Cy_Coto Cy S El;
FOUNITAIKI
SPECIALS
,
Ai-101145R. MICE 114114&'
ABOUT A DISH OF 1,
ICE CREAM IC' THAT:
NIT IS BOINIELESS.1.,
We are very interested in giving
eat 'CHICKEN CONTRACTS. if
you Are 'thinking about going into,
the broiler business, you 'should,
contact us at once and we will be,
only too glad to fillOn what
is required and the. termo of the
Contract.
SHUA GAIN
111r. Workman graduated from
the University of 'Toronto In 1994
and started his., teaching career la
.a log-cabin solve' near ,Lindsay,
He also taught at Oakville; and.
later became principal of Wingilam
HighSchool,
Survivors include a flailglite4
Mrs. J. 19, Hamilton, of CoriaWall..
CRAWFORD &
HETHERINOVN
ItarristerS, Solicitors, E
Wingiboni, Phone 48'
J. R. CRAWFORD, Q.O.
R. 8. IIVITHERINOTON, Q.C.
FOR SAIX
1411:1WS TAXI SERVICE and. Used.
Fariaiture. We' buy and sell,
:PhOrte 185, rid)
▪ GIRL'S SPRING COAT fOr sale.
'
Size 7, Pink and grey check.
Phone 727W12.
• . WOLK FILiERS- for sago--"Rapid
..• elo"; 79e; 61/4 -inch, 85c,
,Alexander's • Hardware. 1r.rb.
BUNK BEDS in red maple with
ribbon springs .and rolled edge,
.spring,lilled mattresses. Corn,
plete unit only $76.95 at R, A.
C11 rrie & Sons. 946b
•.,:=6:eistotslest..fstattieeeistett.to.v.iss*Atelit ,
XURNITURE—Select from choice ▪ new styles at the Mildmay Show-
rooms. Also visit the "Trade-in
Dept." Free delivery. G. E.
•Sehuott, Mildmay.. 9:16b
• HOUSEFURNISHINGS-2, 3 and 4
yard wide floor covering, beauti-
ful, wallpaper, "Kern" paints,
`broadloom carpet. Buy at Schu-
ett's Mildmay Furniture Store.
9:16b
' YOUR FEET CAN cause pain in
• „Ankles, knees, hips and lower
hael For definite lasting re-
sults check With .1. A. VICKERS,
Foot Correctionist, Queens Hotel,
Wingham, on Monday after-
noons: 26rrb
MAKE your cheques absolutely
fool proof. You don't have to
' spend a fortune, The Nippo
cheque-writer sells for $19.95
• and gtiarantees correct pay-
Inents. See it at. The Advance-
. Times,
•
• SV,ED FOR SALF..--CoMplete stock
of Grade 1 Nets Crop Seed,
Priced per bushel:, Ranger, On-
tario Or Wesiern Canada Alfal-
fa, 124,00; Vernal Alfalfa, $37.00;
fled Olovei; 117.59; White Or
YellOW S'w'eet Clover, $1.80; Tint.
othy, $0,12;* Climax Timothy,
04.40; Alsike, $11,00, Priced pee
lb,: Orchard Grass, 29a; trome,
250; Meath)* resenef Vic; Reed
Canary,E.'6e; Kentileity, Fescue,
21c; Blue Grass; 500; Ladina,
Me) White Dutch, Me; Trefoil,
89e: Gary Oats, certified, $1„60;
Prant Barley, $2.00. We are biiy.
era of Rea Olo'Ver Irtrid Timothy
at top pricea, Cleaning Rib GraSS
-fro* elOVers it specialty. $t,
Cranial 4 Oli, Pillitertert, phone
kesieV 04r1,7,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against
the estate of Adam Robertson, late
of ' the Township of East Wawa-
nosh, in the County of Huron,
Farmer, deceased, who died on or
;about the 8th day of February,
A.D. 1958, are notified to send to
the-undersigned, on or before the
12th day of April, 1958, full par-
ticulars of their claims in writing,
Immediately after the said 12th
day of April, the assets of the said
Testator will be .diStributed
amongst the parties entitled there-
to, having regard only to claims .of
which the Executor shall then
have notice.
DATED this 21st day of March,
A.D. 1958.
CRAWFORD Al HETHERINGTON
WINGHANl, ONTARIO.
Solicitors :for the Executor
26,2,9h
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HEADSTOCK WANTED
TOWNSHIP OF TunNpEurty
BY-LAW NO. 7.1958 •
A By-Law for, stopping .-up that
portion of James Street lying west
of Duncan Street, and extending
westerly to the easterly limit of
the land expropriated for highway
purpases by deposit No, 1007, filed
in the Registsy.. Office for the
Registry Division of, the County of
Huron, and that portion of George
Street bounded on the , south by
Queen Street and on the north by ,
the southerly limits, of. the land
expropriated for highway purposes
as shown by deposit,No. 1007 filed
in the R.egistry. Office for the Reg-
istry ,Division of.,t11e, ,county ,nh
Huron,' all of -which ,are -in the
9d Village of 13luevale the
County 'of Huron, under the Pro-,
visions of the Municipal Act RSO
1950, Chapter 243,• Section 469.
WHEREAS the I said° aforemen-
tioned streets are :unimproved and
are bounded by properties ewned
by Alvin Smith;
AND WHEREAS the Council of
the said Corporation feeling that
the said portions' of James Street
and. George Street are not required
as a roadway and that no property
owners should be prejudically af-
fected, deem it expedient that the
said portions of James Street and
George Street be .stopped up and a
By-Law passed accordingly,
THEREFORE, the Council of
the Municipal Corporation of the
Township of Turnberry enacts . as
follows;
(1) That portion of. James Street
lying west of Duncan Street and
extending westerly to the easterly
limit of the land expropriated for
highway purposes as shown on the
deposit No. 1007 filed and in the
Registry Office for' the Registry
DiVision of the Copnty of Huron,
and that portion of George' Street
bounded on the south by Queen
Street and on the north by the
southerly limits of the land: ex-
propriated for highway purposes
as shown on -deposit No. 1007, filed
in thdiRegistry Office in the Reg-
istry Division of the County of
Huron, all of which ate in 'the said
Village of Bluevale, in the Town-
ship of Turnberry, be stopped tip
and that the Corporation there-
upon shall have the right to lease,
sell, alienate or otherwise deal with
the said stopped streets, as may
seem fit.
READ a first, and second time
this 7th day of April, A.D. 1958.
JACK WILLITTS, Reeve
JOHN V. F/SCHER, Clerk
/ hereby certify the above to be
a true copy Of By-Law No, 7-1058
,,of the Township of Turnberry„ as
read a first and second tithe on
the 7th 'day of April, A.D. 1958,
NOTICE '
Take netice that the above By-
Low No, 7-1958, of the Corp, ration
of the Township of Turnberry,
after publication as required by
Seetion 472 of the Municipal Act,
Will be duly coriSidered and road a
third time and litany passed, The
Council, in aceordance with the re-
quireMents of the above 8cetion
412 will hear the blablas Of any
person or persons. tither -by the- by
or by Melt' Solicitor, that
their lands Will he prejudically af-
fected,
Applieation for such a hearing
Should be made to the undersigned
not later than May 2nd, UM.
Dated at.EinevaIel Ontario this
7th day of April, Al), 105$3,
4013.1/ V. PISCEER,
ToWnsbitt Turabarly
ANES .HARDIE •
AS WIDRY .KNOWN'.
The death of a very 'well-known
and universally respected resident
of Turnberry Township, James M,
Hardie, took place at Victoria
Hospital, London, on Saturday. He,
had been ill,for the past three and
a half weeks, •
Mr. Hardie was born in•1903 on
the 9th concession of Turnberry.
Township, a son of the late John
B. Hardie and Margaret A. Walker.
He attended Gilmour's School and
the Wingham Righ School, -before
taking up farming in Turnberry,
.which he continued until the time
of his death. He was an active
member of St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church in Wingham, and
has served on the Turnberry Town-
ship School Area Board, for, 10
years, four years of, that time as
chairman.
On October 22, 1941,' Mr. Hardie
Was married .to the former Hazel
MeBurney, who survives, with four
children, Douglas, 17, Neil, 13, Kay
Marie, 9 and ponnalea, 7, all at
home. There is one sister, Mrs.
Clayton (Emrha) Edwards, of Lis-
towel, .
Service was conducted at the
Currie funeral home at 2 p.m. on
Monday by Dr. Alexander Nimmt.;
with interment in the Wingham
Cemetery, Pallbearers were George
'Fowler, Chester Gilltinson, Bert
Holmes, Alex Corrigan, Clare Nier-
garth and Harry Bateman.
SEES
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