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BORN
Smale — At Scott Memorial
Hospital on May 13, to Mr, and
Mrs, Arthur Smale, Staffa, a
daughter
ni'nmfhett — At Scott Memorial
Hospital on May 12, to Mr. and
Mrs. William Grummett, Kirkton,
a son
St. Columban C.W.L.
Penny Sale
at G. A. Whitney's
May 26-27-28
DRAW AT ST. COLUMBAN
Tuesday, May 31, 9 P,M,
H ENSALL
Mr, Tom Fisher visited during
the past week with relatives in
Toronto and Hamilton making the
tell from Crumlin to Melton by
Mr. and Mrs, Lee Oesch and
family of Paris were weekend vis.
itors with Mrs. Oeseh's parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Alex Mousseau,
Presentat fon
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Baker
were hostesses at their home on
Saturday evening when they en-
tertained a number of friends in
honor of Mr, and errs, Robert Ba-
ker Jr, and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Kyle who are leaving to take up
residence in Calgary. A social
time was enjoyed during which
Mr. and Mrs. Baker and Mr. and
Mrs, Kyle were presented with
gifts, Mr, Harold Caldwell read
the address
Seaforth Lions Club
Annual Paper Drive
WE'RE SORRY
But for reasons beyond the control of the
Lions Club, it is not possible to hold the
Annual Paper Drive in May as usual.
The drive will take place in the early part
of June, and residents are urged to co-
operate by continuing to save paper and
magazines until that time
Announcement of the drive will be made
as soon as possible
Seaforth Lions Club
Variety Night
Held at S,D.H.S.
Following Ilo1i'irrg is the program o
Variety Night at Seafol'tlt Dist1'i
High School on lz riday.
Numbers by (flee Club, directed
be Mr. J. A. Stewart: Some F n-
ebantea Evening; Bali Rai, solo,
Faye Love; A. wonderful Guy, nolo
by Yvonne Pellard; Flappy Talk,
solo, Carolyn Hammond: Younger
Than Springtime, solo, Robert
Bimlendyk,
Boyo Tumbling, dirftted by left,
1'', A (Win: Dennie Ducharme
'tii(hael Malone, Lloyd Pethick
Dennis Jewitt, Kenneth Story
Glen \\ aitere, Prelen Withunsen,
John Patterson, Peter Rowate-\Wil-
lianl Pinder, Ben Akker, Keith
Slnrey,
(lids' Trumps(. Band, directed
by Mr, G. Hildebrand: On Top of
The World, Overture General Per.
siring. Sallee To Fr'anee, Auld
Leng Syne.,
Texas Star Dame,
'tclirectecl lr •
3
Mrs R. Mannon: Crinne Smith,
Douglas Roweliffe, Arlene
Mimeo)), William emboli-, Dore.,
thy Smith, Jaines Scott, Janet
Rovveliffe, Carl Berger.
Instrumental, Fifth Nocturne,
.lean )linen,
Play—The (treat Jeanne, super•
vised by Mr. D, Pullen, Cast;
Dorothy Boyes, Antonette Van-
denHengel, Phyllis Bryans, Cath-
erine Eckert. Donald Muegge, Wil-
liam Campbell, Gordon Ross, Den-
nis Jewitt, Gisela Helbig, Terry
Ford, Wilhelm filler.
Waltz of The Flowers, directed
by Miss Nan Taylor, Barbara
Piumsteel, Pearn McLean, Eileen
Smith, Margaret A. Stapleton,
Barbara Talbot, Margaret HiIlen,
Carol Dennis, Catherine Eckert,
Glee Club: This Old House;
Shine on harvest Moon; Just a
Dream of you Dear, sextette—
Donna Berger, Margaret Nilsen,
Betty Muegge, Anne Morris, Lyn-
da Dobson, Elizabeth Stewart,
You tell me Your Dream, male
quartet, James Scott, William
Norris., Terry- Ford, Lewis
Kneteeh.
Members of the Glee Club —
Phyllis Bryans, Margaret Ches-
ney, Betty Muegge, Margaret
Wood, Lois Scott, Linda Papple,
Geraldine McTaggart, Barbara
Talbot, Sharon McNichol, Sandra
McGonigle, Yvonne Pollard, Nan-
cy Pepper, Anne Morels, Pamela
Stapleton, Margaret A, Stapleton,
Corinne Smith, Jean Hallen, Car-
olyn Hammond, Eileen Smith,
Lynda Dobson, Elizabeth Stewart,
Vella Millman, Faye Love, Donna
Berger, Margaret Fiillen, James
Scott, Thomas Love, William Nor-
ris, Itenneth Papple, Robert El-
liott, Lewis Knetsch, William Van
den Henget, Robert Binnendyk,
Terry Ford, William Campbell,
Bruce Miller, Bert Dennis, Glenn
Nott. Pianist, Carolyn Neil.
Members of the trumpet band:
Margaret Elgie, Janet McKe'cher,
Carolyn Hammond, Constance
Britton, Carol Flannery, Linda
Papple, Joan Pryce, Anne Kling,
Dianne Kirk, Sharon McNichol,
Sandra McGonigle, Eileen Snaith,
Jean Hallen, Yvonne Pollard
Anne Achilles, Margaret Hallen,
Barbara _Talbot, Emily Elliott,
Arlene Williamson, Geraldine Mc-
Taggart, Jean. Shortreed, William
Norris Caron Carter, Margaret A,
Stapleton, Phyllis Bryans, Faye
Love, Gerda Christensen, Margar-
et Reves, Bonnie McLeod, Melia
Hillman, Mary Crich, Barbara
Plumsteel, Catherine Eckert, Con-
stance Eckert, Corinne Smith,
Dorothy Boyes, Pearn McLean,
Pamela Stapleton, Kathryn Bosh -
art.
During the evening an outdoor
barbecue was presented to Mr. J.
A, Stewart, director of the Glee
Club, by Robert B'innendyk, A sil-
ver cake plate was presented to
Carolyn Neil, Glee Club accompan-
ist, by Margaret Wood.
Rep. IIo spoke to the members on
1111) topic "Feeds ill feeding and
balanced Ration". 4.11 Pledge was
repeated t cat (1 lollovvcd U roll y 'all. The
t next meeting Mat Ar.
arie Bert Clb bingstfnll Junobe 10in con-
nection with the Guernsey Tee.
light Meeting; The meeting ade
;Jennie(' and lurch was served,
('atistclaacc 'ii' (. and. lieetee,
The W.A. and WEB of Con.
stance II. C. was 'held last Wed.
nesclay afternoon at the home of
Mrs, Joe Riley, Mrs. L. Lawson,
president of the W,A. opened the
meeting with a Mothers' Day
poem and prayer, followed by the
' minutes of the last meeting and
, roll call, Business transactions
followed and committees were
formed for the June bazaar to be
held June 14tH at the WIVIS Open
meeting, also a committee farmed
for the lunch booth to be hold at
\Vat. Dale's iai'lu for the Guern.
sea• sale, Junc 17th.
An amendment to the "Rose
motion" (Balt' departed
for "
members
of the society was nlacle and a
motion earrie(l for a hymn book
to be presented to the church in
lltelllery of the departed, Other
business „nlattere wore discussed
and raft over to the June meet-
ing,
Mrs, 13, lerowu presided over
the W3TS and opened with poetry
on Refugees, Mrs, Wilber Jewitt
read portions of scripture follow-
ed with Prayer by Mrs, Brown.
A committee of Mrs, Wilber Jew-
itt and Mrs. L, Lawson to pack
the bale for missions. The open
meeting is to be held on .lune 14
with Mrs. Britton of Seaforth as
guest speaker and societies pick-
ed to be invited, Lunch and dec-
orating committees were chosen,.
An invitation to Winthrop for
Jnite 1st was accepted. Copper
contest leaders are Mrs. Don Bit -
charnel and Mrs, Ken Hulley. Re-
garding a delegate for Alma Col-
lege was left over for next meet-
ing. Mrs. Riley served a dainty
1Unch and Mee, Lorne Lawson ex-
pressed thanks of the ladies to
Mrs, Riley for her home and hos-
pitality. A small bazaar was helot
with proceeds for the WA,
CONSTANCE
Mrs. Clarence .Mfoutgomery
ited a couple of days last week
with her sister, 11Mrs. McGregor of
Grand Bend,
Miss Debbie 'Woods of Ajax
spent last week with her grand-
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Ri.
lay'.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Wall are
newcomers to the community,
having conte from the Windsor
district as hired help on the farm
owned by Mr. Ken Thompson, just
east of the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mont-
gomery and Glenn visited Satur-
day with friends in elespeler.
Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Lamont
and family of Elmwood and Mrs.
Sarah Brown of Hanover visited
with Mr, and Mrs, Borden Brown
and family on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. William Dale are
spending this week in Toronto at-
tending the annual Convention of
American Guernsey Cattle Club
being held in Canada for the fi'r's
time. Monday evening Mr, and
Mrs, Dale will act as one of the
Canadian hosts and hostesses at
a special banquet held in the Roy-
al York Hotel.
Mr, and Mrs. Luther Saunders
and Miss Thames of Seaforth vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Reid
of London on Sunday and attend-
ed the baptismal service' in the St,
George's Anglican Church, of Paul
Kenneth, David Lesley and Jan
Sandra, children of Mr. and Mrs,
Iien Reid.
Congratulations go to Ian Hul-
ley, son of Mr, and Mrs, Ken Hul-
ley upon obtaining let prize at the
HUllett Musical Festival last Wed-
nesday, ,in 1115 class of boys' Solos;
also Miss Mary Mollwair, daugh-
ter of Mt'. and Mrs.. Geo, McII_
wain, obtaining 2nd in her class
of girls' solos,
I.FI Club rifeettgg
The first meeting of the Sea-
forth Dairy Calf Club was held
on Tuesday, Maly 10th at the farm
of Mr. and Vire, Con, Eckert, a
class of holstein cows were jud-
ged by the members with oral rea-
sons given by Wilma Dale, Robert
Storey and Amy Stewart, The
official placing and reasons were
given by Mr, Dong Mlles, Agr,
DALFI.GOWEY WRDDING
Large baskets of white mums
and lighted candles forme ci
the setting of Wingliam United
Church on Saturday afternoon,
April 30th at 2 o'clock when Rev.
T. 0, Hussey united in marriage
Muriel Fay Gowdy and Murray
Christopher Dale in a double ring
ceremony, The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Nelson Gowdy, Wing -
ham, and the late Mr. Gowdy;
the groom's parents are Mr, and
Mrs, Verne Dale, RR 1, Clinton.
Music was provided by A. D. Ben-
nett, organist of the church and
Miss Ruth Proctor was soloist.
The bride was given in marriage
by her uncle, Mr. Norman R'in.
tool, The bride wore a pure white
gown of peau de sole with two
panels falling from the waist to
form a bustle at the back. Sparkle
ing segnine'patterned the front of
the dress. Her waist length veil
was trimmed with sequins and
fell from a rhinestone crown. Her
only jewellery was a silver brace-
let and earrings, the gift of the
groom, and she carried a white
and silver Bible crested with an
orchid.
Miss Merle Gowdy, tWln sister
of the bride, as matron of honor,
wore a street length dress of lilac
silk organza over taffeta with
lace bodice, her headdress was
trimmed with pearls and rhine-
stones and carried white mums
encircled with green tulle and
white streamers.
Miss Muriel Dale, sister of the
groom and Miss Grace Thompson
as bridesmaids were dressed iden-
tically to the matron of honor
and also carried white mums.
Misses Linda Lou Work and Ma-
rie Kipp, nieces of the bride, were
ribbon girls and wore dresses in
mint green with white mum cor-
sages.
Mr, George Mellwain of Sea -
NOTICE
TOWN WEIGH
SCALES OPEN DAILY
TO THE PUBLIC
Albert Moore
Weighmaster
BACK HOE WORK
Grading, Bulldozing
Septic Tank & Disposal
Bed installation
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
Henry Young
HU 2.9496
63 North St. S., Clinton
WATERLOO
CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
Where Better Butts Are Used
Artificial Insemination Service
is provided from bulls of all breeds
Farmer owned .and controlled
and operate at cost
Summer calling hours; Between
7:39 and 9;30 a.m. week days,
0;00 and 8:00 p.m, Saturday
evenings
For eervioe or more information
call Clinton 1IU 2-3441 or for
long distance
Clinton Zenith 9.5650
MEM
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NOTIC
See your authorized dealer for
district of Seaforth, Dublin and
Clinton for Viking Cream Separ•
atone and Viking Milking Mach.
Ines, Basil O'Rourke, Blacksmith
and Welding Shop, Bruoefteld.
Borth attended the groom as best
Miall andthe ushers were Lam
Dublin Wheatley 1
t t t
t
bli n and George
ge
0
1 1 a ,.,
stun of I3c 11,1 ave,
attests were present from Lon-
don, Lions bread, Fergus, Mild.
may, Bolmore, Clinton, Seaforth,
Kitchener, Brampton, Gorrie,
Wroxator and Wingllanl, They
wore received in the church par.
lore at four o'clock by the bride's
Mother wearing a heavenly blue
Paan de sole dress and corsage of
pink rosebuds. Site was assisted
he the groom's mother wearing e
blue printed twin sheer and core
sage, of pink roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale left 011 a
wedding trip to the Southern
Statee, the bride wearing e turtle
green suit with muskrat collar
and brown accessories and a col'.
lane of bronze mums..They will
live in Byron, Ont,, the groom be-
ing employed with the Wolverine
Tube plant of London,
W, H. DOWSON
The death occurred Saturday of
Wm, H, Dowson, 70, retired farm-
er living in Varna. Survieing are
two sons, Roy, Hamilton, and Or-
rin, Varna; one brother John
Dowson, Varna; two sisters, Mrs,
Edith Galbraith and Mrs. Sadie
Foster, Varna,
Interment in Bayfield ce) etery,
O.F.U. MEETING
Local 284 F'armer's Union meet-
ing was held in the town hall on
Tuesday evening. The Farmers
Union brief on marketing hogs
that had been presented to hog
marketing agency, was discussed.
Some resolutions are in the mak-
ing, one on deficiency payments
on eggs is not satisfactory, One
on hospitalization for the aged.
One on farm truck licenses will
be presented again. Resolutions
will be sent to head office so they
can be in hand book in time for
convention. Mr, Gordon McGavitt
eliowed two films. One the Xmas
parade, and Santa giving out
candy. The other was a plowing
match in Germany. These were
very much enjoyed. Mr. Ken Car-
nochan thanked Mr, McGavin for
his kind effort. Meeting adjourn-
ed and ladies served lunch.
FORTY YEARS AG0
From The Seaforth NOWS
May 1.920
Mrs, Henry Carter and daught-
er of Goderich, formerly of Tuck-
ersnlith are leaving for Brandon,
Man.
J. McLeod of Toronto has been
appointed manager of U13',O store
at Seafortb, succeeding Mr, Wegg,
W, Hills of Brantford and form-
erly of Egmondville has purchas-
ed Wm, Smitbers house on Centre
street,
Poultry Wanted
All types, Paying up to 24c for
5% lbs and up. Apply to Keitlh
Leggatt, phone 606-22 Mitchell
FOR SALE
Nine chunks. James Cronin,
phone 401'4 Dublin
FOR SALE
168 used brick. Also Underwood
typewriter. Phone 312J Mitchell
Four handy Yolk chunks. A, R.
Dodds
Township of McKillop
DRAINAGE TENDER
For the construction of Regele
Drain, according to Engineer's
specifications, will be received
until June 4th. •
14790 lineal feet of open Dram
excavating and levelling material.
1767 lineal feet of 14, 12, 15,
6 inch tile and pipe to dig, lay
and backfill, also 2 catch basins,
etc.
Township to supply tile and
pipe within one mile of work.
Contractor to have Workmen's
Compensation Insurance.
A marked cheque for ten per
cent with a minimum of $100 to
accompany tender.
Lowest or any tender not neo
essarily accepted. Tenders to
state when work will be done,
Plans, profile and specifications
may be seen at the Clerk's office.
J, M. ECKERT
Cleric
McKillop Twp.
RR 1 Seaforth, Ont.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock, Machinery, and
household effects, at Lot 20, Con.
9, Morris twp., 2% west of Wal-
ton, or 5 miles east of Blyth, on
TUESDAY, MAY 24th, at 1 p.m.
Cattle — 8 steers weighing ap-
prox. 900 or 1000 lbs. 7 steers
weighing 600 lbs. 3 grass heifers.
1 cow with calf at foot. 1 grass
cow. 2 heifers 2 years old.
Sheep 20 sheep with lambs.
1 ram. Poultry — 190 year-old
Kimber K hens.
Machinery -- Massey Harris
33 tractor with live power take-
off. Ford tractor with sky line
loader. McKee harvester with
wagon & rack. 7 ft Massey Harris
power mower, 13 run seed drill,
Cockshutt tractor hitch. 7 ft Mas-
sey Harris binder. 1VIassey Harris
95 bus, manure spreader; side
rake, 10 ft stiff tooth cultivator.
8 furrow ace bottom plow double
disk. Woods oat roller, 1% hp.
motor; wagon, 150 bus. grain box.
6 section harrows; grain blower.
2 wheel trailer with stock rack,
32 ft extension ladder. 22 ft cedar
ladder. 2000 lb scales. 250 lb
scales; fanning mill, barn jack.
Stewart electric clipper, Webster
paint spray; gas barrel with
plump. 26 cord mixed wood, cedar
posts, slush scraper; water heat-
er; tractor chains. Quantity of
lumber; post drill; snow fence &
Pests. 2-8 gal milk cans; lnilic
strainer; 26 gal can.
sewingahogan
Household
cheie, mymbed
room suite, poster bed, springs &
mattress. Books, pictures, oak
china cabinet; oak alining room
suite; living room table; 2 rock-
ing chairs, writing desk, kitchen
cabinet, kitchen cupboard, elect-
table, sealers, couch, kitchen
rie stove, cools stove, drop leaf
utensils & dishes. Other articles
too numerous to mention, Terms
cash, no reserve, farm sold,
Prop., John Taylor
Abate Harold Jackson
Clerk, Geo, Powell
CARD OF THANKS
I Would like to extend sincere
thanks
O the doctors t f loch t at he
u t
Clinic, the nurses, neighbors, 1)r.
Semple, Dr. Miles of (1lletou, for
Rowers, and treats While a put
lent 111 Scott Memorial hospital,
Mrs, Newnan Garrett
IN MEMORIAM
Harrison — In loving memory
of a dear husband, fatlter and
grandfather Albert, who pureed
away May 24, 1058
The depths of sorrow we cannot
toll,
Of the loss of hhn we loved so
Weil,
And while Ile sleeps a peaceful
sleep,
Hie memory Wo shall always keep
--Ever remembered by Wife,
dauglltcr Lois, sons Reith and
K011110 1 and gran(lellildiru
COMING EVENT
Shower for Mr. and Niru, Gary
Sho c lilt'
s•U1•
Bn
( 1 tin'Cl 'tuic
), Any
one who has not been contacted
for this shower bre cordially in-
vited to Blodltogen Community
Hall on Saturday, May 28, 8.30.
Please bring lulwh. Donations at
door
EVEN
The CatlolicGWomens League
Tea and Home Baking Sale Wed_
nesclay Stine 15th at St. James'
Rectory
FOR SALE
9 cubic foot refrigerator, Frigid-
aire, 1959 model, used only
7 months. Call be seen at Art
Alexander's, Walton RR 4, or
call 834x3
GeraniumsOR SL
, tubo ous begonia,
Pansies, Spanish onion, tomatoes,
cabbage, petunia and a complete
line of flower and garden plants,
Bakers Greenhouse, Your Garden
Center, Seaforth
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
Married man fully experienced
in farms work, wishes job on
dairy or general farm, Apply at
News Office
Brinton rug LPhone 37W
or 181 Seaforth
Four He
FOR SALE but s, service.
able age, and 25 grass cattle,
HIerefords. John A. Eckert, phone
90r19 Dublin. le R1 Dublin
One headt oC
t w
bedroom apart-
ment. Also 3 one bedroom gas
heated apartments. Dr. McMaster
WANTED TO BUY
Small type of platform scales,
25 to 240 lb. capacity type. Please
give price and condition, Allan J.
Haugh, Brucefield, phone 6581123
HELP WANTED (FEMALE)
Waitress, excellent hours, top
wages. Apply in person, or phone
collect Manager, Cosy Grill,
Mitchell. Phone 200
NT
DressedOHamNitGSupper and Car-
nival, Wed., July 20th, St. Col-
muban.
A number of 9 ellEbrecl Collie
Pups 6 weeks old. Fred Buchanan,
phone Seaforth 8603.4
5 young Yor s & Landrace sows
to farrow within the next 2 or 3
weeks. Robert Dalton, 758J1
Seaforth
PIANO TUNING
30 year's experience. Geo, B.
Clarke, organist St. Thomas
Church, Seaforth. Phone 84
FUNKS SEED CORN
Plant the best seed corn avail-
able for either grain or silage
purposes. See or phone your
Funk G -Hybrid Dealer, Haugh
Bros., Brucefleld, 65Sr23 Seaforth,
or Milton J. Dietz, rr 3 Seaforth,
phone 647x21
Wood and wirepens for rabbits
and birds, etc. Fred Fowler,
Mitchell
STARTED PULLETS
12 wk old pullets ready for
range. Red x Sussex & Famous
Honegger Layers. Schummer chix,
Elzar Mousseau, Kippen. Phone
Hensall 694r5
FOUND
Sum of money in MoKdllop
township, Owner may have same
by proving property in writing to
Box 13, The Seaforth News.
A 59 Ford, R V 8L Lengine, custom
4 door sedan, automatic trans-
mission, matched interior, back up
lights- 1960 licence with extras,
Mileage 8,000, new car condition,
color tahitian bronze, privately
owned. Apply to The Seaforthi
News.
BR4ESIDE NURSING NOME
Licensed for convalescent & elderly
people. Call 305 ,Mitchell
Viking C e0am Separrators for sale.
1-1050 now. 1 --Just like new, in per-
fect shape. A full line of .parts for any
Viking make. John Byerman, Seaforth
Electrolux Sales and Service.
Gary Cooper, Gordon Street, Clin-
ton, phone HU 2-7200
1
I have
SEED
1
1
WO Gonda:Hig 1
Well Graded
D. A. Moffat & Son
KIPPEN
Phone 679.22 IFensall
THE SIt1AFOItTII NEWS
(Phone 84)
Thursday, May 19, 1900
Box
Funeral Service
AMBULANCE
Prompt and Careful Attention
Hospital Sod '
Flowers for all occasions
Phones: Day 43 Night 595W
MARTIN W.STAPLETON
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 90 Seaforth
4OHN A. GORWILL, 9.A., M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
klioue 5-W Scafor9li
SEAFORTH CLINIC
E. A. McMaster, 2.A.,, M.D., Internist
P. L. Brady, MD., Surgeon
Office Hours, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., daily
except t Wedn
escay and
Sunday
Evenndi •
: Tuesday, leinThursday and Sat•
e.
arday only 7-0 ln.
Appointments made in advance aro .
TURNBULL & BRYANS
VETERINARY CLINIC
3.0. TURNBULL, D,V.M„ V.S.
W, R. BRYANS, D.V.M., V.S.
W, G. DIRENNAN, D,V.NI., V.S.
Phone 105 Seaforth
cm.,aa.a,.ao
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF . Optometrist
Goderioh St. W„ Seaforth
Phone 791
Hours—Seaforth 9 to
1eept kTh8;Wed. AM to 11.30 bMur. evg
by appointment only. Clinton L11.1-2-7010,
above Hawkins' Hclwe, Mon. 8 to 5.19
INSURANCE
• Fire
• Auto
• Accident
• Liability
• Weather
Complete °averages
W. E. Southgate
Phone 324 Res. 540
'tarsi co 19
WILLIS DUNDAS
CHAMPION STOVE AND FURNACE
OIL
DUNDAS & LONEY •
Phone 573 or 332-8
AND FUEL OIL
WILLIAM MAW
T
Office Rhone '784 • Res. 286
We write a,11 lines of
Ii1 eSUR•u
Liability & Life
JOHN A. CARDNO
Successor to
WATSON & REID
Phone 214 Seafortk
Representative
Manufacturers Life Insurance
The McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.
HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, ON's.
Officers -- President, John L, Malone,
Seaforth ; Vice Pres., John H. Mo9wing,
Blyth ; See,-Treas., W. B. Southgate,
Seaforth.
Directors, Norman Trewarthn, Clinton,.
J. L. Malone, Seaforth; Chris Leonhardt,
Bornholm; Robert Archibald, Seaforth;
John H, Mclwing, Blyth ; Wm. S. Alex-
ander, Walton; Harvey Ftrller, Oodortoh;
J. E. Pepper, Bruceaeld; Allister Broad.
foot, Seaforth.
Agent's— William Leiper, Jr., Londee-
boro; 7. F. Prueter, Brodhasen; &awn
Baker, Brussels; Harold Squires, Clin-
ton ; Jamas Heys, Seaforth.
Poultry Wanted
Fowl wanted. 24c for heavy fowl_
Premium prices for larger flocks
LEST,TE HOOD
MONKTON
Call collect 651-12 Mitchell
Need Money ? -
Unlimited funds available on
farms, homes, motels, stores, etc.,
Pastservice anywhere in Ontario.
Fast service anywhere. No
retainer fees
DELRAY INVESTMENTS
450-A Wilson Ave., Toronto
MB. 3-2353
Township of Tuckersmith
NOTICE
Tucltersmith Township Munici-
pal Dump will be open from 1
p.m. to 6 p.m., on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, until further
notice.
Cora Chesney
Clerk
BURNS
CLEANER
NO SMOK&, NO ODOUR
HEATING 011.
WALDEN & BROADFOOT
Phone 686 w Seaforth
Hudson Sterling
Coal
SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD.
Phone 47