HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1960-07-14, Page 8STEWART ROS. ANNULI
POSITIVELY EIVDS SATURDAY
SUIT SALE
TROPICAL
Ri t ('LAIC
1V1 ICI I I'i'i
SHORTS, RE(1'1,ARS, TA1.l,t4
Reg. 89.50 to t3L5U
Sale 31 ase A moo
MEN'S
T COATS
TO t'LI;A11 AT
14.95 ` 19.95
Qi
ALL
DRESS PANTS
20% orf
Reg. 5.95, MEN'S
CHI 0 CO ti D
SLACKS
.tl'9 J`"
Boys at 20% off
DON'T MISS IT r
GREAT DISCOUNTS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
mums% ARE JUST A FEW OF THE BIG I3ARGAINS
THAT ARE YOURS IN TIIE LAST THREE DAYS OF TIIIS SALE
S'I':1Ni'll' LD'S 1,23
ries El Shirts
S1Z1iS S.M.L. OS
99e. each
Reg. to :L96, AtEN•S
WASH & WEAR
2 SLEEVE
SPO.:';, T SHIRTS
2„,49 each
OUR BEST
WORK SHIRTS
Sale 2.39
•
RF,tL TO 1.49
WORK "T" SHIRTS
99c
DR1SS
CLEARANCE
VALtTES' TO 16.93
5.00
DON'T MISS THESE
THIS SEASON'S
BETTER GRADE
SUMMER
DRESSES
9a95
36 only, Reg, 3.98 to' 3,98
COOL, COOL
SUN DRESSES
REDUCED TO
® i®9
ALL
BEACH WEAR
REDUCED
20%
GIRLS
3 to OX - S to 14
SUMMER
nDRESSES
lasa
,5 discount
FIRST QUALITY
SISAM OR SEAMLESS
NYLON HOSE
79c
2 PR. FOR 1,50
A Le�16*dS CAS&�ll
NO CREDIT
AT SAID PRICES
STEWA
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roses and snarl
t.' formod the 'thug stn th
• it, Paul's Auglica
marriageof \tar -
Air Rosamond, only dattrt-
*r Airs,T:1t1i Howe, Stlat-
o,1 it It James Howe, t.
:d u.'ter ,ate ll ns. elder sillt
alt and sirs. [)liver Stephen
ontl Robert Stephens, brother of
r the ::room were ushers,
e immediately following the em-
u runny' .t reept1.n was held in the
f,Lti.sh hall for 1P111 :;nest•:, Tho
bride's table was centered with a
l -tier land decoratedwedding,'
ale and banquets of sunnier
ti vv -r-, Sitnilar flowers 'ieeorat.
ed the guests' tables.
Receiving the ghosts the bride's
mother wore an ice blue scalloped
1st s dress with v('1111e accessories
L l lilt• tm,,1e-<ive ser
w.is s,,lentnised by the res
• "tee. Charles 11. .1:unes. AIr
v.T.,rzantst. ldaycl tltt
1.'Inc: n t'l, ale! t:'e• tilt 'anied
T bn A, M Oilosh who
• The \\ ddino Prayer prior to
co and 0 Porte,,[ Love
.,.Hitt\ r4i.t,itlez of the resist
• T1:•. hr -. e air tl la marriage
by ,.r. \r...nan \I'Ncnu-hton,
loo1 .• 1 , h:i ming in a floor -length
t ddlr„• sown embroidered with
11117 reselonts en white swiss nylon
r an nrineess line:: with pearl
1!t.11 sequin design en,rnsted nn
fr alt yoke bodice. Her finger tip
illusion not veil draped frau) a
m i :61212 near! and sequin enema.
ted tiara. She curried a crescent
b menet of led r'ses and white
st plianrt is tas,•ading on white
bridal streamers.
...Miss Judith Stephens. sister of
the gree t r. Matron of humour,
111 Susan I..obl fit and Miss
Bozic. 41Iieiotii 00 bridesmaids,
r o'e identieal oe wt1a of nile green
taffeta with matching petal hats,
The:, esrried white bibles, a gift
1 sits the bride, ire ted with Les -
,ret Hibberd roses with rosebuds
r bridal [roamers 'tecading
from thymi
Tosopltinc 1 ilipuvic Ito charm.
ing liewer girl daintily at-
tired in eoral fir -44111d nylon over
ltiffe10 yy 11 n ++:'lit., petal bat
rvarfisd a tinr ba,--ket r,1 blue and
t i_• hair. nnouns lith blue and
-!hit' streamers. She was eseort-
Mate,',r Brian \,ikon, you_
(n ef the slide, •L 1 In wni'r
Let and 11,rk 11,r1t:''a ,.r:. in situ.
Kao,ts, 'a-1th The eon I r m o of the
b i
1 i1rl l , f Mr, 11.,a,410:-: Gandy
a ut,,l,,l 1k' ;r,,i,m U,at.l-Micbie
Raspberries
pberries
()11)91i1 '0(1-11 11.1~111'!:kit:
T ItAal1 1 I a)\i 'l I -t1, PA'Ct'11
Nov; l ,Linc c.rdets tc:
Lox tar ,suit
Andrew Moore
T'li,m,. lino h 'll
and a e ers toe of pullk rosebuds
and pink feathered i'ed carnations. As-
sisting, the groom's mother wore
a white dress with figured design
of .hot navy, white and navy ac.
eessoriea and a corsage of pink
rosebuds and pink feathered ear
nations.
For their honeymoon trip to
Ottawa. Cornwall. and points
Avast the bride donned a beige
shantung sheath dress with a
snatching hat, purse, shoes and
doves. turquoise duster and a
corsage of Lestre iiibherd roses,
On their return the happy couple
will reside in Woodstock.
Ont-nf.town guests were pre-
sent from Niagara Falls, Sault
Ste. Marie, Toronto, Peterboro,
London, Idillsburgh, Seaforth.
Brucefielri, Hensall and Cromarty
Pre -nuptial presentations were
Held for the bride when the ladies
00 the staff at The Perth Mutual
Fire Insurance Company Present-
ed her with a barbecue set and
several smaller gifts, The entire
staff and Directors of the Perth
Mutual presented her with a
table and chairs and other gifts.
Thus, X, Ih'Naughton and Mrs, D.
Stewart were hostesses for a kit.
ellen shower. Miss Margaret !lac.
Iiay, Seaforth, aunt of the bride,
was hostess for a miscellaneous
shower.
BRODHAGEN
Mr. rlayten Ahrens is Itoliday-
ine, in Hamilton with Donald
Ahrens. -
\1r. and ills. George \Vese'n-
berg mud family of Brussels with
Airs. Chas. Ahrens 00 Sunday-., •
1 h fellow tai, Grade 8 pupils of
Iiroih n'en School were meets
nil uP •itter Grade 9: Honors,
Phyllis Binz. ,blot J tr ob. Pass.
Shirley tCilliunis. .plan Frenr')t,
Mr. Donald Wolfe, teacher.
her,
.1 wo(Itling re•,•,•pliou for Ait•,
root 111.:•.la(.h Somerville Lichens
Diege1 vvas held in tits. commun-
ity hall on Saturday evening.
on Fi'idav et'ening a shower
was held in the community hall
MASS
CUS N AY
F. I ► AY , JULY 22nd
X10:4 MESSER JU`:FLEE
Western Waller Gr i ds, London
TICKETS ARE NOW AVAILABLE
Pick them lei) at yolu' earliest convenience
BOYES FARM SUPPLY
Your Massey -Ferguson Dealer
SEAFORTH
for Air. and Airs. Steifler (Helen
Bauer), An address was read by
IHilda Kummer and they were
presented with a purse of money.
Sipper's orchestra provided =sic
for dancing. Address written by
0Irs Freer TIerbert,
Misses Janice and Carol IVilso
of leustadt and Miss Sheila Mo
yet of Calgary spent last -
.tt. wee
with ttheirgnat and uncle, Mr
and Mrs, Herman Leonhard[,
Mr. and Mrs, Herman Moyer
and family returned to Stealer,
Alberta, after visiting relatives
here for a few weeks.
Mrs, Jack Cr05s0n and familyof of London -with her parents Mr.Airs. Henry P. Diegel.
Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Woodward
and girls of Toronto and Jim Ar-
buckle who is attending summer
school in Toronto spent the week
end with Airs, Albert Queren-
gesser.
Mr, and Mrs. Gary Sholdice of
London called on Mr. and • Mrs.
Russell Sholdice after. returning
from a week's holidays at Was -
ago Beach.
Mr. :and Mfrs, Arthur Morton,
Lynn a.nd Colin of Calgary, Alber-
ta are visiting with her parents
Air, and Mrs. Lew Hicks, Mrs, K,
Newton, Diane and Craig of Tor-
onto at the same hone.
Mr, and "Mrs. Glen Brickman
and Barry of Brampton with her
parents, lir. and Mrs, Dalton
Hinz. Air, Brickma.n is attending
summer school in London, Mr,
and Mis, Iden Hinz of St. Cather_
ines at the same home,
Master Bruce Miller of Galt is
holidaying with Marie, John
and Martin Meyer.
Miss Ruth Ann _Mueller of Hain.
iiton has been holidaying with ler
grandmother, Mrs, Aug, Hille-
brecht,
-Master Karl Pfeifer has been
confined to Stratford Hospital. He
is the son of Mr, and Airs. Lloyd
Pfeifer,
- Mr. and Mrs, Frank Scherbarth
of Trenton have been visiting
with lir, and Mrs. EdScherbarth
and other relatives the psat week,•
•and other D.relatives the past week.
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Scherbarth
and son. of Delroit, ai the saltie
-Mr, and Mrs. Doug Attcheson of
Niagara Falls are with her par-
ents Mr..and Mrs, Edwin Rock. Aiteheson is attending a HighSchool Tenches Sumner School
in London,
Warren Sholdice accompanied
by Ronald Goebel of Stratford
areBend, spending this week at GGrandMr, and firs, Harold Mogk -at-
tended the wedding of their niece
Rinds Doer at Auburn on Satur-
day,
Miss Elaine Benuewjes is work-
ing " luno (!rest Hospital, is
Stratford l'ot' the summer months,
tMrs, HaroldEldigsen was con-
fined to Stratford hospital for
several days with a finger infee•
tion.
,firs, Lew Hicks and Mrs. Chris
1V. Leonhordt are confined to
their hooses under the doctor'scafe,
A number of 'pupils of their
former .teacher 'Miss Au d r e 9'
Hackwell, Watton, and mothers
attended a trousseau tea at her
home in Walton on Saturday aft-
21'neon and evening, Miss Bonita
I-Ioegy and Miss Ileverley Shelf" -,ice assisted in the afternoon and
Mrs, Ralph Flicks was serving in
the evening.
Roger Sholdieo is attending -the
Summer School at the I-1, B. Beal
Technical School, London, Pupils
are transported by bus each morn-
ing,
IUSU, 1,25
Bath Towels 79
•
13IG 361 72
Beach Towels 2.38
•
Skirts
Slacks, Shorts 20% off
Clearance
COTT`'N
DRESS GOO RaYS
Reg, to 1,55 yd
Sale 18c yd
Values to 8.95
RA.
E!
ERY
3 yds to 111 yard lengths
TO CLEAR
1.00 Yd
OPEN
SATURDAY NIGHT
UNTIL 10 P.M. SHARP
KIPPEN
Communion service will be held
in St. Andrew's Church. Nippon,
on Sunday, ,Tule 17th.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Kyle and
.11m attended a surprise party anti
1 presentation the past week at
Zurich in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
It Don Pyle and Debbie before leav-
, rug to reside in Calgary.
PEDERATWAT VE1FS
13y J. 0, Hemingway
T attended twa meetings last
week. The one on Monday was the
long awaited Land Acquisition
meeting at which the decision of
Hydro for compensation for lands
taken for transmission lines was
announced.
For over two years your county
and provincial Federation of Ag-
riculture has been carrying on dis-
cussion with the Hydro Commis-
sion in order to arrive at a rea-
sonably fair settlement for Hydro
Easements. having been unable
to make any progress during this
extended period with the Commis-
sion the Federation Land Acqui•
sition Committee finally decided
to approach the local- members of
parliament and the Cabinet 'Min-
ister concerned. With the assist-
ance of these men the Federation
has obtained a reasonably satis-
factory offer of compensation.
A meeting has been arranged in
Huron Cnunty for Monday, Jnly
18, at 5,20 p.m, in the Agricultur-
al Board rooms at which details
of the offer will be given. Any-
one is welcome but those directly
affected by the Seaforth-Clinton
line will receive further notice
from this office, While the cont..
pensation is improved don't ex -
Peet to get rich but we do hope
that: you can expect settlement.
The second sleeting was the
Ting Producer meeting on Wednes-
day. I only wish I could report as
favorably as in the case of the
Land Acquisition committee,
Since this meeting has been
well covered in the press T will
only mention a few points I feel
are particularly s i g n i f i c a u t.
Whereas formerly it has been
said that there was a fend be-
tween the protlncers and the pro-
cessors and drovers it now seems
to have bertnne a direct battle be-
tween Producers and Government.
Tu spile of the repeated state-
ments that. 13111 80 would not be
used except emergency o1' in case
a vote was lost, its power's are
now being used, T can see no em-
ergency -in the sale of hogs and
the matter of a vote seems to have
been forgotten, Yet the Farm
Products Marketing Board seems
to be just as difficult to deal with
as the Hydro Commission,
it also seems that this battle
will resolve itself into a battle of
Auditing Firms, These men are
wonderful with figures and 1 re-
spect their ahtlity but I do ques-
tion their knowledge of the I -Ing
Industry. Yat it seems that the
fate of the hog producer rests in
their hands,
The Government has staters that
it must protect the producer and
the consumer, It isn't the 400 for
selling hogs that hurts the farm -
or, it is the $19,00 per cwt. Yet
the Government made leo move to
protect the farmer against this.
The consumer has no need for
protection against the present
method of selling (logs. The best
that the selling Agency can do
will be to got a fair price for Hogs,
As long as Government retains its
present ideas about import re_
strictions the pnice of bogs cannot
become exorbitant, Since the two
reasons given seem invalid f won-
der what the real ones are?
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to express my apprecia-
tion for the kindness shown me while a
patient In Scott Memorial Hospital by
nurses, and all the help, and for cards,
flowers, gifts and visits from nil my
kind friends n special thanks.
MRS, MABEL AIKENIIEN)
I wish to thanIc Rev. Father Thomas
Metluaid, Rev. Father McCowen, Rev,
Father Sullivan and Dr. Gmwill and the
nursing staff in Scott trlemortal Hospital,
Seaforth. I thank all my friends who
w3.slted me, sent carats and treats. I
thank the II.S.OPS stud nursing stair in
Victoria hospital, London, for their
kindness to me •whtla I was sicic. -
Thomas O'Reilly, Senforttt RR5
6gond YorkOP ii R SA AA11ply Stuart. ale
Vries, RR4 Senfot•th, Phoae664 R 21
FOR SALE
2:10 Rosa -link Range pullets hatched
April 26th, 91 each, Ca.t Siemon, phone
02r17 Dublin
FOR SALE
Black currants. Ready for picking this
week. Phone 861r13, Mrs. G. B. Dotranoe
RR 2 Seaforth
FOR SALE
30 pigs 9 weeks old, Ken Beattie, 834
1-6 Seaforth central
Kitchen table0 (metal Chop). Ga. fry
Pan. electric kettle, sewing machine.
Cheap. Mrs. Chas. Lovett, N. Main St.
FOR SALE
One used cement mixer (1 bat'mw
steel with or without electric motor.
One custom made box to fit GMC or
Cher pickup truck, Apply to J. T. Hu -
gill, Seaforth
FOR SALE
Blue spotted sows ranging In age
from 3 to 6 months. Some bred. John
Powell, 8122 Seaforth, 667w4
Custom swathingTI with a new 10 -ft.
self-propelled swather; also combining
with a self-propelled combine, John W.
Thompson, phone 8G1123 Senfm'th
FOR SALE
Harley Davidson 74 motorcycle. Phone
461220 Dublin
lino LOSTls with mark on
Holstein heifer,
bottom of left em: from farm on Con.
i luckersmtt.h. Anyone knowing the
whereabouts of this animal, please
phone 773
POSTPONF,D
Auction. Sale
The Community Auction Sale will not
be held on Saturday, TuIY 10(1,
in the Sen forth Arena
IlAROLD ,TAKSON, Anctiemeer
Auction "Sale
Of Household Effects In the Vilbure
of Brussels WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,
at 1.30 P.M.1011. ft Kelvinator Refrig-
erator, G. Electtic range, table top,
Coleman rill hentor complete with pipes,
oil drum, etc. Cotficld washing machine,
General Erectus fan, r E heater, Elec-
tric kitchen clock, electric, sandwich
tonatot•, grill, 2 Inge upholstered ehnirs.-
1 rodthtg chair, 2 wicker chairs,. small
rocker. Occasional- shads, Studio couch.
Yellow chaotic; chrome step stood, small
cabinet, drop leaf table, commode
(litdr, glass top cuplxutrd, chest of
drawers, mirrors, modern walnut bed
rewm suite, bed, vanity, dresser, chiff-
onier & chair, beds, springs & mate
tresses, white chest of Brewers, 2 cedar
chola, dressing table & stood, child's
crib, springs & mntt:vas, Bedding, blank-
ets, Quilts, table linens, dishes. Antique
colored glens i. ax ornaments,kitchen tune.
Ila, sealers, crocks, verandah furniture.
Garden tools, rugs & scatter mats, step
ladder, Other articles tea numerous to
mention, Terms crash,
Prop., MPs. John Work
Attet. Darold Jackson
Clearing Auction Sale
SS')A(1RGADrOSGITERNRHSTEIN
At lot 28, Con. 4, Itlertlllop Twp., 21/e
miles north and tr, mile west of Sen.
forth, on TUESDAY, JULY Mit at
1 P.M. This Herd has been on DII 1 A
sine° its inception. All except 3 are by
Waterloo Unit Sites and oro re -bird to
them, There Is 1 Benefactor, 1 Miles
stone. 8 Skokie; balance Budd. Feat
Royal Prince. 10 registered, 15 milk-
ing, 5 tests 4% and better.
TN) Herd average was 1156 lbs last
year. Last year 6 2 -year 014 Heifers av-
enure1 11)97 lbs. milk to receive Gold
seals. All tested rows have red or timid
seals, Catalogues ovnilnble from the
proprietor or Auctioneer,
MACHINERY --- 2 unit Surge milking
machine (new). 24-40 White threshing
machine in good condition, 16 mills cans,
Coekshutt mamn'o, spreader, electric calf
d,hmner. Terms cash,
Prop„ 1Tnrry Palin. RTtjpt Seaforth
Anel„ Harold Jackson
Clerk, Geo, Powell
BROW
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Featuring the Largest Wide Screen in Huron County
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY -- July 14 and 15
"Up Periscope"
(Color) (WarnerScope)
JAMES GARNER and EDMOND O'BRIEN
- One Cartoon -
SATURDAY and MONDAY - July 16 & 18
"Yellowstone Kelly"
(Color)
CLINT WALKER -- EDD BYRNES
- Two Cartoons
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY -July 19 - 20
"Our Man hi Havana"
(Cinemascope)
ALEC GUINNESS - BURL IVES -- MAUREEN O'HARA
(ONE 2 -REEL COMEDY)
Two shows nightly, rain or clear, First Show at Dusk
Admission 65e, Children under 12 in cars Free
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
FOR SALE
Two lots # 27, 281 Jarvis Survey
If interested apply at
Clerk's Office, Town Hall
Tenders For
Geiniera1 Contr et
Sealed tenders, clearly marked, for
General Contract work for a five room
addition to Seaforth District High
Schoot at Seaforth, Ontario, will be re-
ceived by: -
-
Kyles & Kyles
Architects
15 Downie Street
Stt'atford, Ontario
up to 4 pin, Monday, July 26th, 196n.
Drawings and Specifications may be
obtained at the above office upon -de-
posit. of 525.00.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted. -
lV. E. SOUTHGATE
Secretary -Treasurer
Seaforth District Hight School Board
vessnosssisiv
FOR SALE
Black currants.Phone 667-W-12, after
6 P.M.
SUSSMEMISMSOinv
LOANS
Farms - Homes - Motels - Stores
Business - Chattels - Accounts
Receivable - Inventory -
Fast service anywhere in Canada
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450-A Wilson Ave Downsview
.e,ee•re
Township of Tuckersmith
TAX PREPAYMENT
RECEIPTS FOR 1960
The Township of Tuckersmith
will pay interest at the rate of
4% per annum from June 16th to
Doc, 15th on all Prepaid Taxes.
Certificates and full particulars
may be obtained at the Clerk's
Office, Tnckersntith, 1?.4 Seaforth
Cora Chesney, Treasurer
Attractive 0R se eti
ALE
bunga-
low, oil
unga-low,-oil furnace, !lot and cold wa-
ter, central location. Mrs. Louis
Itberhart, Goderich street west
FOR SALE -
Cna1 st Summer prices . , . Premium
(leanly , , Double screened Save
money this Year by getting the best.
Wl LLIAM 1(3. HART, phone 784 Sea-
fotkh
BRAESIDE NURSING NOME
Licensed for convalescent & elderly
people. Cn11 396 Mitchell _
Township of Tuckersmith
NOTICE
Tuckersmith 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
WATERLOO
CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
Where 'fetter Bulls Are Used
Artificial Insemination Service
is provided from bulls of all breeds
Ftwrmer owned and controlled
and operate at cost
Summer calling hours: Between
7:30 and 9:80 a.m, week days,
6:00 and 8:00 p.m. Saturday
evenings
For service or more information
call Clinton HU 2.8441 or for
long ,distance
Clinton Zenith 0.6650
snecacesgarmszestmelassotommio
Hudson Sterling
Coal
SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD
Phone 47
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Phone 84
Thursday, July 14, 1900
13OX
Funeral Service
AMBULANCE
Prompt and Careful Attention
Hospital Bed
Flowers for all occasions
Phones: Day 48 Night 595W
MARTIN W.STAPLETON
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 90 Seaforth
JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A., M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 5_W Seaforth
SEAFORTH
CLINIC
B. A. MoMaster, B.A„ M.D., Internist
P.L. Brady, M.D., Surgeon
Office Hours, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m„ daily
except Wednesday and Sunday
Evenings: Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
arday only 'I-9 p.m.
Appointments made In advance aro
desirable
TURNBULL & BRYANS
VETERINARY CLINIC
J, 0. TURNBULL, D.V.M., V.S.
W. R. BR TANS. D.V.M., V.S.
W. G. DRENNAN. D.V.M., V.S.
Phone 106 Seaforth
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF - Optometrist
Godenieh St. W., Seaforth
Phone 791
Hours-Seaforth daily except Mon., 9 to
6.80; W'ed. 9 AM to 12.80 PM. Ther. ave
by appointment only. Clinton HU -2.7010,
above Hawkins' Rdwe, Mon, 9 to 6.80
P1.011=1111
INSURANCE
• Piro
• Auto
• Accident
• Liability
• Weather
Complete Coverages
W. E. Southgate
Phone 334 Res. 540
'blue coal'
WILLIS DUNDAS
CHAMPION STOVE AND FURNACE
OIL
DUNDAS fo LOpNEEY
Phone 678 or 832-R
AND FUEL OIL
WILLIAM M. HART
Office Phone 784 • Res. 288
Wo write all lines of
Noto Winr-t
Liability & Life
JOHN A. CARDNO
Successor to
WATSON & RIIII.D
Phone 214 Seaforth
Representative
Manufacturers Life Insurance
The McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Co-.
HEAD OFFICE-SEAFORTH, ONT.
Officers . - 1'resident, John 0. Malone,
Seaforth Vice Pres., John Ti. Mr:Swing,
Blyth , Seo.-Treas.. W. 17. Southgate,
Seaforth,
Directors, Norman Trewat'Eha, Clinton,
2 L Malone, Seaforth 1 Chris Laonhardt,
Bornholm • Robert Archibald, Seaforth
1
Sohn 21, MoEwing, Myth; Wm, S. Alex-
ander, Walton; Harvey fuller, Coderioh ;
Peppin', Brucofleid ; Allister Brood-
feet, Seaforth,
Agents - William Leiper Londes•
hero ; V. J. Lane, 12R 5 SentforthJr„ 1 Selwyn
Balzer Brussels; Harold Squires, Clin-
ton;
James Heys, Seaforth.