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`Sure as you're born'
presented by than Seaforth Jun -
Int'. Fanners in the Town Hall,
Henanll, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 9
at 5,30
Sponsored by .i{ippen East W.I.
Admission 50c and 25c
St. Patrick's Dance
At Community Centre
MARCH 17
Dancing from 1) - 11.4 6 P.M.
141ttsic by Wilbee Orchestra
Admission 51)e per person
Notice
-The Seaforth beauty
• Salon will be closet.] Alar.
1.2, 13, 14th, daring tile
,Flair Dressers (+auVt'ntian
PhAY
Peg o' -My Heart
St. Golumban Parish Hall -
Fri„ Mar. 9 & M(m... Mar. 12
-5.30 P.M.
Admission 50e
Auspices of ('afholic Women's
League. Produced by permission
of Samuel French (Calnrdti) 14.0
Euchre & Dance !
At St, Patrick's Parish Hall,
1 bIin
.\PR. .1
At s.aO
• Norris 01,•losera.
Aftsoices the Altar voeiety
1
Men's Bowling Club
Set. Peter's Lutheran C11uaoh on
Sunday in honor of Mr. ind'Mrs.
Henry Leonharcllt. who- observed
their 50:011 waddling anniversary
on Tuesday, March 6th,
(date a number of relatives
from here attended the funeral
of little Debbie IBrournpton, in
.London on Thursday. Those at-
tending were 'Mr. and Mrs. Aug-
ust •Srliri0 arbh, Mr. sand Mrs. Ed
ISc.heebarth, Mr. and Mrs, Zack
F11igson, Mr. and Mrs. !Edgar
Elligeon, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Mehl, Mrs. Mary Riehl, Chas,
Pusllelberq', 11r. and Mrs, Orval
Parrot, Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Dietz,
'leer mother was the for;ager Mar-
ion !Richt, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, .Norman•Riehl (ilia rtha
Srhenbar'tib) now of-Se-1101th
and former residents here.
Miss Audrey Hinz,. daughter
of 'Mi'. and Mrs. Dalton .Hinz
who is employed in - Stretford,
underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis on Friday at :Strat-
ford General Iiospital.
lir. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe
and Donald spent Saturday with
their daughter, lir. and Itirs.
Watson, Exeter, and \with Mr,
and Mrs. Ezra Prinz, Sebringville
on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Manuel Beuer-
0. rn and '111 and Mrs. Wilbur
lloogy and f rmily with ler. and
Mrs. Fred Ilsegy, !Seaforth, on
Sunday
Mrs. Pros ina Miller with Mr.
and less, Ed Fischer, Seaforth,
en Sunday.
•Calvin-Die"'el, \Waterloo Col-
lege and Wayne Beuernuln, of
itlabford, with their -parents,
Mr, Russell Sholdieo in Toron-
to on Tuesday, -
:lir and Mrs, Dalton 'Hine left !
wl Tuesday by plane from Lon-
don airport to Cleveland to visit
lxi aster, lir:. Kinnanion and
Mr. Kinnamon.
'112. (Tara Roek of 'Stettler,
Alberta is visiting relatives and
attended the 50th anniceraary
of her brother. Mr, and lire.
Henry I:eonhardt. • -
Mlr. int,! 31rs, John Kahle and
Iry in of 31111 o rd, ,texts„ lir; and
Mrs. ,Tito Elliott, Listowel, with
Mr. G. Miller and ler, and Mrs.-
:\
lrs.ll, lit uerliran.
rho ilea's Bowling Club.
w it lit'ld a meeting at tile
1.'A\•:: 11.1:1 era; '1'hareday.
lla1%1:S. at S,i:. Ptt'1110 at-
cud.
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I HIBBERT
Clte , :•otuar:y Tarot Foru'.n
was held a: the :t'me of Mr. and
- Mrs. \\••. • liarbar.•, Teri,: was
,i...• Tariff's. 'They d'o:,ied
St. Patrick's Euchre
., ay
A,.1' agreements are sa...
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BRODHACEN
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Servi.e."T': oe were rat present.
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with Mr. and Mrs. Obbo Walker,
Ml's. Eldon Alden entertained
a 'number of ladies at a quilting
Wednesday party on F\ ednesday 1Pterrlooa.
The 45th wedding anniversary
of Mr, and Mrs, Andrew 'Mc-
Lachlan, Cromarty, aisd the 55th
ann'ivcrealy for Mr. and Mrs,.
Edgar .Allen, Ibt'ibe'hell, iirlld he
celebrated a't the home of SIr.
and Mrs, Carter Kerslake, 1Staf-
fa, on Wednesday of this week
with immediate auembers of each.
family present.
DUBLIN
Patrick Feeney
Patrick Feeney, of Concession
2, Hihbert township, died at his
Monte on Sunday, March 4, in his
91st year. An assessor of Hibbert
township for over -ten years, he
lived all his life in this area. Mr.
Feeney was born on October 29,
1865, one and as hnlfnines east
of Staffa, n son of the late Mr,
and •Mrs, Martin Feeney, and was
the last surviving member of rt
family of eleven. He was .married
to the former Mary Roach of IIib-
ber•t who predeceased hint last
July. In 1954 they celebrated
their diamond wedding anniver-
sary. A faithful member of St.
Patrick's Church, Dublin, all his
life and ti meuiber of the Holy
Naive Society. A lifelong lilreraI,
he had. always been interested in
politics and township affairs.
Surviving are five sons, Joseph
of Ilihbert, Tom of London, Louis,
Jerome and Ebner, at home. Sev-
en grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren. T11e hotly rested
at the Box Funeral home, Sea -
forth. until Wednesday morning
when SelmaRequiem Mass was
sung by. Rev, ih'. J. B. Foulkes at
ten o'clock at St. Pa1ricies
Church. Dublin, Interment took
place in St, Patrick's Cemetery.
Mr. George Groves of Port
Elam called on friends in town
the past week,
Miss Phyllis Butters in Lon-
don.
Mr. and errs. Frank Maloney
of Kitehenel, with Mrs. Cather-
ine Feeney,
Mr. and. Ilrs. Jennie Nichol-
s on, London. with Mr• and etre.
James Kr•auskopf.
Mr. and Mrs. Heiner Jeffrey
and ehildren et Detroit with lir,
and Mrs. Frank Elliot
Mrs. Hugh Tully rind ehiidr'el the settee and 'um le examined
in Toronto. by the tesehers. A tooth 010011
li1•s, t'aart'i^.r:e Ryan in Lon w1'i"1 e but the :hill 1113 1101
‘1011.broke11Sn.
Many :er:.i: art.i neic;llb''r: LADIES' AID FIRST CHURCH
...tenaed e re t, Thursday
r ni Mrs.
. Tt' •n McCarthy Tho Mare]: meeting of the La -
w'00 a .`h'd•tt et home in Logan dies Aid of First Presbyterian
"we • Mee `ay, Requiem, High t •ur took p ae'e with lite. H.
Mass was by Ret P T, B. Whyte. to a i
ere•enr, in the chair,
e' k es 1t St. Patriek's Church, lla ret' t Ha1'kirk opened the
sa -'
at id t 1e k Mrs. Lane: meeting with •1: 'oem tach e"
te: t.et ,1. tee o:ga:: and the. by Edgar Guest. The secretary's
school1 ch tea:' The 1'.\..3e:1r•- and treaeareee r'eper•ts. were
e: 11•ere ...eye Met. :In Ton:
But; e: \\: :a;' O'Retitke„ Tack
O'Rourke, ke, tWilfred Rroaskopf
and Loulierris. Burial was
"rade la. 0k'e t2..tterY
Smith.
Miss Audrey Hailey of Seaforth
is visiting with her sister Ml's.
Lawrence Marks,
Mr, Norman Speirs is at pre-
sent visiting with Mrs, J. Dennis
and Mr, R. Young.
Miss Margaret Achilles of Lon-
don spent the week end with her
parents Mr. and Mrs, R. Achilles,
Mrs. Walter Broadfoot visited
in Egiltoutiville with her br'other'-
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs
Ivy Henderson,
Mr. Porter Dennis visited with
Itis daughter in Toronto.
Local 134 Farm Union meeting
was held at the hone of Mr. and
Mr's, Clifford Hoegy on Friday
evening, March 2, with 28 mem-
bers present, After the business
period a very exciting spelling
snatch was held, Mr, John Burch
played western music on his gui-
tar which was enjoyed by all.
Joan and Win, Hamilton sang a
duet entitled Are You Mine, ac-
eompanied by Joyce Hamilton
Lunch was served by the Hostess.
The farmers union is sponsoring
slides from McKee Brothers, El-
mira, in the near future. Watch
for further particulars.
FOREST BANTAMS -
OUST SEAFORTH
F'or'est Bantams copped the
O121A 'Bantam "C" semifinal
playoffs 1Ionday with a 9-6 win
over Seaforth.,,
The win gives Forest .the two -
game total -goals series 12-10.
Seaforth edged Forest 4-3
the first game of the two -gastro
goals to count '0,31:H.A, uantem
"0" semi-finals on Thursday.
Rav Scorns sparked the win-
ners with two goals, while Bob
Ellilot and Larry Dale potted
one each. Frank Dalton topped
the losers with a pair, with Dave
Alpaugli bagging the other.
DOGS NOT MAD
The mad dog •ear° reached
Seaforth this week, but so far
has proved false. On Wednesday
morning Wendy Fry, public
school grade 1 pupil, was snap-
ped at by one of several -dogs
romping its the sohool yard dur-
ing rete s She was taken into
read and •'eep:ed. Mrs.:Ceram:,
and Mrs. Bob. McMillan sang a
duet "0 I: :s Wonderful",companied 'oy Mfrs. McGregor.
e 1,
•Thi' -makefez. :he afternoon
was a rematch of last Monday's
game which ended in a 16.4 vic-
tory for Seaforth. ' Preston's new
arena seems to be somewhat a
jinx to the Seaforth club.
The scoring was clone by Mc-
Master in the' let period end by
McFadden bagging two and with
Sooins and 'Strong each netting
one in the 3rd.
Preston's two goals were bag-
ged by Burr and Oronata, also in
the 3rd,
Seaforlh's naughty boys wore
McFadden and Thompson, each
getting a rest in the penalty box.
Preston beat Seatorth in one
respect, the penalties, with Miller,
Oronato, Cockburn and Gillow
all sitting .out time.
Seaforth line up; 13. McGonigle,
goal; defence, E. Bell, B. Strong,
K. Thompson, W. McMichael;
center, R. Mason; 1. wing, B.
Wright; it - wing, B. McFadden.
Alternates, W'. Dinsmore, R,
Scoins, B. Roberton, L. Berger,
P. McMaster, P. Besse, 3, Baker,
Preston: Goal, B. Borten; de-
fence, J. Gillow, D, Woolfs, V, •
Ailenrange, B. Cockburn; center,
G. Oronoto; 1, wing, B. Richard-
son; r. wing, Schindler. Altoi'n-I
ates, Burr, Miller, Gatehouse, Gil -
low, 1). Miller, Turner, Blondell,
J. Thonless.
HURON-MAITLAND
PRESBYTERY MEETS
The Presbytery of Huron -
Maitland met in St Andrew's
Presbyterian IChurch, Clinton on
Tuesday, Feb, 284th, 1\he Moder-
ator, the Rev. 3. R. MacDonald,
of Ripley and the clerk, the Rev.
D. J. +Lane, !Clinton, conducted
the (business.
The Rev, Findlay Gordon
Stewart, D,D., Kitchener was the
courts nominee for the office of
Moderator of the General As-
sembly. For the M'oderatorship
of the Synod of Hamilton and
London, the unanimous choice
was the Rev. James Fleming, of
\i'allaceburg.
The presbytery, also, named
commissioners to attend the
General Assembly which con-
venes in Toronto in June. Min-
ister commissioners are: Revs,
A. Ninuno, Wingham; R• G. liac-
lIiliaii, Goderich and W. B.
Mitchell, Kincardine. Elder conr-
tuissionels will be named by •the
sessions of the South Kinloss,
Lucknow and Molesworth con-
gregations.
The Revs, R. G. MacMillan,
Goderich and 31. D. 'McNabb, of
Bluevole were named a commit-
tee to arrange for a Laymen's
rally to be held in Goderich, on
Friday, -)fareh 1 5th. The Rev. A.
Nell liilier, .B.D„ D.D,, Field
Secretary for the Budget and
tenera. kst ler. was 317es Jane:: Hogg. The 1b- Stewardship Committee will be
• 1 t' 1 ' :y' 11 e t'e lir. {: i -2t t' e t e. was Serving
Mtlee McCarthy, y, 11 Tem > t to Eyes'. The main theMe pr, A delegation from the
\r 1.a -1 lire. Gorden Panne, 1 being 'ta tk t_t: lwaS•a that wepastoral
ler. i u M•
Tiasee the beauty o1 nature- all ':ha1'ge of Cr.•ulbrook and Ethel
• lir. around also te eee '72e _ to were heard requesting the ser -
lire. t '.i. Mc Edward ece"a, e T, r '.e he 'a: -
t 1 lI ria e \t :: lI Hr ct a m d-
vices.of 1 student for the minis-
eOnt.. Mr. and Mr. erftil 2 , 1 excerete frome ` The presbytery are cooper-
' - Monaghan, Kit...he:ter. ow ..s. a:: er_ avid, in the airing to secure Cecil T. Thomp-
Psa'trs B CanDavid,
poems: son, Galt.
5:. e ' P d r rs The next re:*ular meeting of
a s ono.
works. Miss J. Hogg :vasa tee • t .e ceras: 1t. !lay w1., be herd in
2r - a number of year's. When 5Seuthh 1UnIo .
2 fail her she
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2 .1 HIGHWAY WORK
_ e ' dem a ie o: l:^. 'dt•::•5ale work projected
veitir.g artel ree.iing iit Braille tor he S:rat ord division of the
ti•la,. : e wer..derfulis Or' a •} Department of High-
,
o e E e ge-ne'-.1-a-es,was revealed in the Ont -
r y i:e.• talk, information and __ _,ui.:;et, 'orong:rt. down on
}r -e t'•s ^:3•v2T Thursday 1"<y Hon. Dana Porter.
eany 'L previnciad treasurer.
and to Mrs J Cardtee andt c b. inc._ ..lea
GradinY car':^ --over from
r.25:5-=5-6.. - No. 5, Cr.':" -eras west,
Ya t Do _ 3 .e.=_fe•r':.^,.J_e.
777'7••••'• v.__ ». .'. tf i_. Sri. Dorking easterlyrly 3.7
_ N.:,. 5 . M e'estvsr __ hest.
MRS. JOHN BELL
a5: -. and 5. New
- fee lite_ Iransi.fia
v ,r the Yr. _-.~Rt ssd1ale, to Farquhar,ettal, were
WALTON
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and ll.t y.' Nit's.
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tate
niecestner:acws
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ws',..ing :hem many
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M(.- and Mrs. AA ie::
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Mr. R Winteringlsmt, 1
Bernice a..,. MI,.. and
_ Mrs_ iia._,.1
lie Naue:h and Glen. Leatan,
and :Mr. 1d lir yd A r,
with Mt and bits. H _tiny
wrens 1eeen y.
TL's. JohnE. Siemer- Spent a
few dtiys with relatives _.. Kite,:
0net'.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Kock
and Relate:ea sf. Wat e.zon Mr.
and lits IVni. Frotighton Dec-
bie and Rie3,ard of Atwood Miss
Gwen Rook, 'LN., Kitchener.
with aur- and :tris, Edwin Rack,
'Mrs. Erou Heron and children re-
tnaini-ng for a few days.
Mrs. Kate Rug observed her
36th birthday on Feb. 24t..h. She
is at pz^ecent at the hone of 31r.
.azvd Mrs.,. Winfred .•Ahrens.
• Bouquets of pink and white-
eerztaticns adorned the altar of
777
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Mee.we'sr 1
se c Mr. ar VMr.
Ml.. a ake
r• z' MI 3I~`
7flarry Drake of St ''t Guests.
re 3. 2 1t a <, were
d Mrs. Robert- )I1i ee. Bob
a: a Barry Farquhar. 31t and
Mrs. .3c.bett MoCaug,lty and '_am -
y, Staffs.. 31 and Mrs \S -;,lb Lr
;I ti _ lir ar..i 'Mrs. Will
111 ratat MLt. Archie lieKellar,
ronntrty-
Mr. and Mrs. LerHarris, Far -
visited
I ..-.. on Tuesday with
Mir. and Mrs. David Gar'.±1 er.
310. Os:ra:.1 Walker returned
home on Thursday from a '0100
months visit in Vancouver and
other 'Western points.
31:r. and lips Ed Brook and
tieo Vie, Sttfrs visa 2d en Sun-
day with Mr. and ll:. George
Wallace.
Mr. a.rd Mrs. John Wallaee
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
31rs. Donald Wallaee. Carling-
ford.
Mr. and ,✓rrs. Nelson Harris,
Staffs, visited on Friday evening
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arrived here on.(ee a'+ a
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:t: R et .e d v or^-:: g -r111' = 1r 7-_,.--- ._. �c1^^-.�tr:' 1d -I.
e d t , a r funeral home t 1rW- - --
the 211 rt s r e.n Church :where R,er
eoe+ t V;tas, R r-- e 1.01 '' _ t
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s-2ast,e t-..<. ^_-t.....
ry Si c" 5e. 1 -.11 tat. :qrs.in James' e:::0 _ QFC yliarC
.k 3rew Coutts. gag _ the dcaneiat
r:aeen. Arrangements were made.
or a Sc.Patrick's ct• it to be
held itt che church Friday.
March Other ..es b cad s
were dis'usse +. The meeting'
ci'sed by singing. the theme song
and repeating the theme prayer.
Mr'. Joseph Bewley has dis-
posed of her farm. on unto "ion
S. Morris township. .o M,. .1
Cowan of Exeter,
Mr. Gordon Murray has put,
chased the dwelling n, owned by Mr.
D. McNalt an Main Street.
The fotiowiuy aeon prizes at the
pregaessive euchre party held in CALDiYELd,--SNEII
the comnttmity hall c'¢ Friday SF tr FORTH BEATS PRESTON
evening: Ladies Ione hands. Jean The Seaforth. District High James Street United ''Church
Walters; high, Mrs. A. Coutts, Scheel Golden Bear hockey team parsonage, 'Exeter, was the set-
lew. Ruth Walters. Gents tone cleaned the Preston hockey elub ting for a quiet wedding w+hen.
Bob Humphries; lo'3-. Gerald on Monday evening: This game'o Elizebe h .Snell, and Mr.
i - 7-reing. : carry -_:7'e_ -r-on -.. 515-
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,itted- rc, ed :,e.r
-= .: r., '.ac's• _.-
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!MISS C. GAETZIOEYER 1..sr 22.,_ 1111108.
THE SIOA 1111'Pt,
Nb3',r0 Tillll'u(lay, March 8, 1960
Regent Theatr
DOUIILII lllid, '11111 I( , ,Ito, SAT,
TROUBLE IN STORE •-• Norman Wisdom • Margaret Rutherford
There is trouble in store for Norman Wisdom, Britain's funniest
funny man in colttedy, 001(55 111111 exellouteut
BLUE CANADIAN ROCKIES - Gene Aukry.
Gene Autry is tip tion to 1Ite tall (10(1) 0 oouatl'y
MON. TU91S, WEIL, DUEL IN THE JUNGLE (Color)
Dana Andrews • Jeannie Crain
The story it look 3 separate marls lo 111111, Through screeching
jungle haunts, across the veldt of violence, hast lion fangs and
boa coll.-Hwy shadowed the "Dead Man e1 the Transvaal" they
115.0 to bring bacit 1(111'o
THURS, Nil. SAT. THREE HOURS TOKILL
Dana Andrews - Donna Reed
COMING -- DOUBLE BILL
"it. (';rite loroui Beneath the Sea" &
"Croatia), with the Atom Brain"
We don't keep
Shoes at this Store
sic " s sell them
WILLIS S ". ° OE ST I..,,• E
The Little Store with the "IDig Values"
Seaforth
William Ronald 'Caldwell, ex-
cihanged marriage vows, Rev. H.
3. Snell performed the cere-
mony. The .bride is the daughter
of Mi', and tMt's. William Snell,
1 Exeter, and the bridegroom, son
of Mr. and Mrs. 'William Cald-
well, I(ippen. For her wedding
the bride wore a white floor-
length gown of nylon net. Her
!finger-tip length veil was 'held in
!place by a coronet of lily of the
valley, Her bridal bouquet was
of red roses and white carna-
tions. Her bridesmaid, Miss Ethel
Gillasd, Exeter, wore a nylon'
'net, floor -length gown, carried
' a' bouquet of blue carnations .and
white chrysanthemums. Mr. Re-
!peat Cald}vell, Kippen, was his
'brother's best man. A. reception
for guests from London, Hen -
sell, Kippen, Clinton, Seaforth
REV. DAVID C4RSi're ' a 53..'*rte'
WC.r.1 a' be_ ^ ✓ fl... r Jt -,-,r 1r,-
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prig ofRes t eft
Torento en Sundayeventzg.,r a€an^ rrr 1
{it:. Husbr.ndof he- late Tin
Patterson and dei father a 'I .t �,a :ext iy�t al; J,
Iv.J. moon. g
L. Schultz iHeien. and .__ Sir,= r :-:io.
Gordon Carewell. lacing .111 t 7 t ,. niliii.%; •1r..
father cf 811I Moon and
Schutt:. The funeral was hold .tr,
Wednesday 10 Ayr cemetery. m ---
Rev. Carswell was in charge ct R "arias tt.: IP., . 4 3ly'bh to
the Winthrop church forty years Winogl>ar,
ago.
hands, Lewis McNichol; high, in Preston with a. 5.2 victory
and 'Daallwoed was herd est the
home of 'the bride. Mr, and Mr's,
'Caldwell ,will reside in Hensall,
BORN •
Segoron-At Scott Memorial
iiitnl on March 7, to Mr,
Mrs. Sebastiaau. Segeren,
Stafia, a daughter
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First Presbyterian
Church
Rev. D. Glenn Campbell
Minister
10 A.M,-Church School and
Bible Class rt"
11 a,m. "Good News from 0
Far Country"
7 pan, "The NIarks of a
Christian"
Come to •O11.urch-
You'll feel Better.
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CLEARANCE
For New Car Announcement
1955 Olds 4 -door Hardtop
with Automatic Transmission
1949 CHEVROLET SEDAN
1946 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
1546 DODGE SEDAN, Fluid Drive
$795
$395
$395
2 only 1940 Chev. Coupes (as is) $55.00
No Reasonable Offer Refused at
Seaforth M otors
OPEN EVENINGS
PHONE 541
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
Tax Prepayment
Receipts for 195G
The Town of Seaforth will pay 4 per cent
per annum up to August 31, 1956,
on all prepaid 1956 taxes
Certificates and full particulars may be
obtained from the Town Clerk's Office in
the Town Hall
D. H. WILSON, Treasurer
Town of Seaforth
NOTICE
PJR1SIN6
By order of police, to facilitate snow removal,
no parking on the Streets of this Municipality
will be allowed between the hours of
2 A.M. and 8 A.M.
This order will be strictly enforced in accord-
ance with the Highway Traffic Act - Section 43,
Subsection 9. Notice is hereby given that the
said Municipality will not be responsible for
any dalllages caused to parked vehicles as the
result of Snow 1'0I',11(V1tI operations