HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1960-08-18, Page 8BRODHA• N
\Iayuarti lioegy is attending In-
termediate Boy',y Camp at kedge -
Wood Camp,
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Tiffin of Tor.
onto with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Her-
bert,
31r, and Mrs, 'Wilbur Homy,
Barbara Maynard, Bonnie Marie
and lie', eiley spent last week hol-
idaying at Iatice George, Mich.
.Mrs. Raehed Ahrens, also Mrs,
Lena E11dgsen, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
fred e
feed Alu ens, Yzt, Cmr, Hebert t twit(
Kenneth attended the wedding on
Saturday in Hamilton of Donald
Ahrens to Linda Thomae. t'letyton
was one of the. usher
Members of the Luther League
BORN
11b nville At Scott Memorial
Hospital on :\ugn 112. to :Ur and
MN. 11c-ryl Ulanvrth, Seaforth
daugluer
Iiieenell ---- At Semi Me;ii riel
hospital on August 13th. le 11x.
and Mee. I raneie 1Ilt»kio 11. Sea -
berth RR 5, 41 dauglder
Ilackiug --- At Scutt Manorial
hospital on August 1311, to err.
and Mrs. Wallace Hacking. RCAF
Station, a sun
Cronin At. Scott Memorial
Hospital on August 15th, to 141r,
and Mrs. Lorne Cronin. Dublin, a
daughter
Fischer - At Scott Memorial
Hospital on August lelth, to Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Fischer. Mitch -
e11 11112, a sou
Pr#clarnation
concerning dogs
In a('eordallee with a 1'e -
solution pa1sc'd by the Mu-
nicipal Council of the Town
of Seaforth, and by virtue
of the provisions Of Bylaw
111. of 1912, I hereby pro -1
claim that no dog shall be
allowed to run at large in
the Town of Seaforth dur-
ing the period ending Sep -1
tenlbcr 00. 1960,
(Note: The bylaw Prov-, t
Ivies penalties for iufrae-�
810118, [Upon a ('On1'iction, the • f
i
owner '8 harborer of a dog i t
is liable t0 a - fine 110t exceed-
ill"' :j:iel, or to a. jail te1111 not d
exceeding 21 clays.)
E. DALY,
Mayor 1
e'eafarth. June 11, Heels s
-fees ;J:ao'+ the queen"
All Clog owners 'lust obtain
License tag for clog immed-
iately, either front D. H.
Wilson or Harold Maloney
enjoyed a .picnic at ipperwash
110aeh nit Smiday.
11r, and Mrs. Russell t+holcliee
and Beverley with Mr, and Mrs.
Glenn Die.cl at their cottage al
Wasaga Bead). on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy- deliver incl
Dennis of Galt visited friends in
this district hist week,
Rev, and Mrs. Victor }Ialbullt
of Detroit, and 111r. and Mrs.
1 an rence Reek of Farmington,
Mich. with Mr. alul Mrs. George
Eielt i•ir last week,
Dr, Bruce l ickzneir and Ronald
of Hamilton visited Mr, and Mrs,
teat' ath I':b•ktlliel' recently.
Relatives here rec.civetl word of
the death of Mrs, Kate Rag, 11(1,
who passed away at the Riverside
Rest Haute, Mitchell. She had re-
sided with the lute J. b', ?meter,
The sympathy of the Community
i exteeded 10 all relatives,
Mr. :cud Mrs, John G. Diego]. of
North Bae at the Moine. of Mrs.
1', L. clnurengessor, Mrs. Querert•
104581'returned home with them
after visiting with them for the
least two weeps.
.1D•, \Vin 11'tsenberg and ler.
and 111•s, Gerald Pits of Calgary,
Alberta, and Mr. Eli Pito of Kit-
chener vieite2 relatives here last
week.
The Brodhagen Band went by
)1iartored bits to Thedford on Fri-
day evening to tape part in the
hand tattoo there,
The Brodhagen Band are to
present a convert in 1110 commun-
ity park here this Sunday evening
Russell Sholdice. secretary of
the loyal Chamber of Commerce
reeelved weed from lir. J, Fred
Edwards, 11.1 ,1'., that, after more
than 100 years, Brodhagen is be.
tug placed ou the official maps of
the Department. of Highways.
This is the aftermath of the
Grand Opening of the Community
Ball hero, as sante of the officials
had trouble locating Brodhagen.
Mrs. Henry \\'ietetson Mrs. Le-
na Bennewies or Mitchell, Mr.
\1'n . 1Vesenber•.g of Calgary, with
Mrs. Lena Elligsen.
Mr, and Mrs. Laverne Wolfe
with Mr. and llrs. Michael Con-
oily- nn Sunday-.
;ler, and Mrs, 11v-errre Wolfe in
httohenor with Mr. and :Urs.
Lorne Wolfe. Marvel. and Dale
returning. home with then( after a
week's holiday here.
.1IIPIi.1 S-TIIGJIA8
Linda Maureen, daughter of
Mr. amt Mrs.. Edward J. Thomas.
lamilton, ht Fame the bride of
)onald Carl Ahrens, son of 'Mrs.
Charles Ahrens and the tate Mr.
Ahrens, 111 lh•odhagen, Ont., in
Faith Lutheran Church, Handl.
no, nn Sat.tu•dav, .Aug. 13 at 3.30
o'clock with 10--..dohn .Miller of -
feinting.
Given in marriage by her fatier
he bride. wore a gown of silk (tr-
am= over taffeta. The fitted M-
ice. neckline, and bouffant skirt
vete' appliqued with Aleneon lace,
ler tiara headdress, trimmed
vi'lr pearls, held a fiuge'tip-
engeh veil. She carried white ro-
cs and chrysanthemums.
1lirs Isabel Liddell, was maid
1 ironer, and the bridesrnalds
were 1ltss Jean Robertson and
lies Madalon Ryan of Niagara
Falls, Ont, Dressed alike, the at-
tendants wore 'open elite gowns
styled with fitted bodices, short
Neves and bouffant skirts of
ilk nrganza over taffeta, Their
7'csCYz'e ahea(1,
1959 CIIF,VROLET SEDAN
1957 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
1957 FORD SEDAN
1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN
1955 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
1955 CIIEVItOLI1T STATION WAGON
1954 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON
1953 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton Pickup
1950 Ford Pickup
NO REASONABLE OFIITR REFUSED
Sealorth
Chevrolet -Oldsmobile
MITCHELL
Phone G. Fawm 185
Motors
Sales & Service
SEAFORTH
Phone 541
1
headdresses were of white net and) _ FOR SALE
they carried crescent b00(10(18 of Gelman Sitep nerd 1(01)0108, kind
white Shasta daisies,
The Rev, Robert ilinhammer of
Ridgeway, Ont, was groosman,
and the ushers were Clayton Ahr-
ens and :11r. Barry' Thoma8. 111',
Z. 'Zenker, organist played the
wedeing 11111511,
After tt rereptfon at Metiers
Ilot01, the 8euple lett fee a wed-
ding trip to the New England
Stutee,
Mr, and Mrs. Ahrens will re-
side at 1 y.i 1Ve ilingtou St, "eolith,
Apartment 332, Ileunllton.
HENSALL FOR SALE
Mr. and 7'Irs. Thomas Flynn, of 28x46 Gnodit'ou thresher, 80111-
50011)1111 were recant Visitors with,leafs with drive belt, shredder'
.lire l`. R, Slutddielt and B111. nci rubber tiles; also 3 -furrow
C: ttliarine and Allan netters of International plow on rubber.
Newmarket are holiduying with ( Phone )154r33. Jack Patrick
Mr, and Mrs. Bete Horton and Mr,
and Mrs, Peter MoNaughton.
'dioses attending the Stillwell-
Serntnnl wedding in Port Dover
o11 Saturday were Mr. and Mrs.
Peter McNaughton, Mrs. lad Cor-
bett Mrs, Bert IIorton, M'iss Jane
Ilorton, Catharine 11112 Alla))
Vickers, Newmarket; Mrs, E. 11,
Shaddick, Mr. 3111 Sltaddick and
Mr. and Mrs, George Parke•.
Mr, Earl Bell returned to Tor-
onto after two week's holiday at
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Glenn Bell,
Mr, and Mrs. Barry Gibson and
son returned to Sudbury after vie -
ding with Mrs. Gibson's .parents
Mr. and ;Vers, Lorne MoNaughtoir,
FTIL 11'1:'LL * 5CR(1TOA'
Grace United Church, Port Do-
ver, was ilio setting for the don-
blering wedding ceremony on
Saturday. Aug, 13 at 3 p.m, when
Nancy Anne Seruton, slaughter of
Mr, and Mrs, (Harold It, Seruton
1'0c0100 the bride of Kennet(( Lar-
ry Stilwell, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Ilaries 1, Stilwell, all of Port Do-
ver, Rev, 1i'. G. Rivers officiated
and Mrs, 11, T, Craig presided at
the organ. During the ceremony
Mrs. Al Brown sang the "Wedding
Prayer" and "I'll Walk Beside
You"
The bride given in marriage by
her father was lovely in a gown of
white sills nylon over taffeta,
tight -fitting bodice of Point De-
rmis- lave, leveller neckline,
short rap sleeves, the long torso
waistline going into a very- full
skirt, bouffant veil held in place
by a coronet of orange blossoms.
She carried a white bible crested
with carnations, and streamers
with ivy and stephanotis. Matron
oP honor was 1h.s. Keuncd.1 Smith
of bingersviile, and bridesmaids
were Miss Peggy Gamble and Miss
Sherry Seruton, sister of the
bride. They were gowned alike in
nylon over taffeta, softly draped
neckline with appliques of Swiss
lave around it, tight fitting hod -
re, very full skirt, the back be-
g emphasized by two floating
panels. They carried white lace
umbrellas filled -with net, baby
runs and carnations, The matron
honor was in Blase the brides-
maids in wale(' green, Robert
Morrison was gro0nlsmmu, Ushers
waere Howard Butcher of Simeoe
id Murray Seruton, brother of
the bride.
Following the ceremony a re-
eeptton for 80 guests was held at
the "Cove Room".
For a honeymoon to the Eastern
1'nited States the bride donned a
sheath dress of beige linen with
green and beige accessories and
corsage of orange delight roses.
Both bride and groom are grad-
uates of Hamilton 'Teachers Col-
lege ere nmese of Burlington
Public School Staff.
Friends of Mrs, Edgar Munn
feted her on her birthday. The
day consisted of a drive to the
lakeside town of Goderich, dinner
at the home of Mrs. Hugh Mc-
Murtrie and the evening was
spent in games. Guests present
were 1h's, Basil Edwards, Mrs.
Lorne Luker, Mrs. Earle Sproat,
Mrs, Geo. Thompson,
with eldiereu and good watch
dogs. Kenneth ',apple, 858r12
FOR SALE
11161 Cllievrolet 11(1811 maw 11110
with dual rear wheals anal 150
bushel steel army box, good Mo-
tor with a new valve overhaul.
Apply to Donald Coleman, Box
016, Seaforth
FOR SALE
fit Austin car. 1(0110rie11 Mac-
Lean, (;gnu utivllle
PIGS FOR SALE
24 chunks. Apply to Joseph
Nolan, St. Columba', phone 84x10
Dublin
BLAKE
Mr. Robert :Manson and Johnny
Geiger spent the weekend at Mid-
land.
Mr, Archie Mustard of Sarnia
spent tele weekend with his wife
and family and Mrs, Mary Hey.
Johnny Geiger spent an after-
noon with his boy friend .Tames
Finlay',
MRS. JAMES WRIGHT
Mrs, Annie Rebecca Wright,
81, of Kippen. died Saturday at
her home 01 Stanley, She was
formerly Annie Stewart, and wi-
dow 01- James Wright. Mr. and
:firs, \Vi'ight liver( at Cromarty
before moving to Kippen about
3(1 ;orbs ago. Surviving are two
sons, Frank of Kippen and Gor-
don of Toronto, and a daughter
Laurabelle, Mrs, Orland Reichert
of Hensall. The Niteroi was held
on Tuesday at the Bnnliron fun-
eral chapel. Burial was in \','ood-
lancl cemetery, :Mitchell.
JR. FARMERS BUS TRIP
The Eastern Ontario and Que-
bec 13us Trip for Junior Farmers
will take plane this year from
Sunday, August 2)st l.o Sa.turday,
Aug. 261h. Some 65 Junior Farm-
ers from across the Province 1(111
be travelling on this trip, Repre-
senting I1tu'on. Comity will be
Itr, Glenn Coulees, R.R. 5, 13rus-
8018, and Mies Yvonne Sperling,
11,11. 2, Gerrie. Places of interest
to be visited on the trip are the
St, T.awrenee Seaway Develop-
ment. Agricultural Schools and
Experimental Fume to the 14Ion-
treal, Quebec and Ottawa City ar.
vas tie well as the Central Cana-
dian Exhibition at. Ottawa, Miss.
Vette Tillman, Hoene Economist
for Aaron and Mr, D, G, Grieve,
Associate. Agricultural ltepresent-
tttive have been asked to ac.aontp-
any the group ars leaders,
CROP Nl2'POR2'
Harvesting of spring grain is
progressing favourably with ex-
()Miee crop y'telris, Some areas of
the county would benefit from a
good rain, ('ern is making slow
growth,
WANTED TO BUY
Wautea, 11 1)802 boy's bicycle ill
good condition. Phone 811123.
Andy Plunkett
A St. Jerome's
J(ueket, gold with
green collar, sorlrewhel'e in the
Seaforth vicinity. Phone colloe:t
to 401.4 Dublin
ATTENTION FARMERS
Barn cleaning and whitewash-
ing, Apply ,Tint Leishman, Sea -
forth RR 4, Phone 656x2
FOR SALE
International binder canvases,
Apply Jim Leishman, Seaforth
RR 4. Phone 055r2
Cancer Fund
Raises $2548 Here
Huron county las niet its fin-
ancial obligation toward the na-
tion-wide light against cancer
for 1060, it was revealed this
weep by R. E. Pooley, Exeter,
chairman plan of the annual cam-
paign for funds,
Seaforth (Quota $2,000)
(Includes McKillop, Grey and
Tuckersmith and part of Hullett)
Campa'gu 2,411.30
In memoriam carols 137.20
Total 2,548.56
Clinton (Quota $2,500)
(Includes parts of Stanley, i-Iul-
lett and Goderich Townships)
Campaign 1,006.92
In memorial( cards 164.60
Total 1,151,62
Blyth (Quota $500)
(Includes parts o1 Hulled, Mor-
ris and West \Vawanosh)
Campaign 762,2))
In nteTmoriam cards .. , 42,0(1
Total .20
Goderich (Quota $4,000)
(Includes Ashfield, Cothoine304, \\'a-
wanosh, Goderich To.)
'Petal 4,572.48
Wingham (Quota $2,000)
(Includes Turnberry, Howicic,
and parts of others)
Total 3,169.74
Exeter (Quota $3,500)
(Includes HIa.y, Zurich, Stephen,
Dashwood, RCAF Centralia, Ca-
lla
Hensall, Centra-
lia village)
Total 4,231.94
County Totals (Quota $15,000.00)
Campaign 15,555.24
(Includes County Council Grant
of $500.00)
In memoriam cards , 1,433.80
Total 16,989.04
Mr. Pooley revealed Hurou ci-
tizens contributed a total of
$15,555 this year, representing
104 percent of the county's ob-
jective of $15,000.
"We remain extremely grate-
ful for the continuing and in-
creasing support the cancer cam-
paign receives from Huron Coun-
ty," Mr. Pooley stated, "The
success of the campaign, partic-
ularly in view of the fact that
we raised our objective $2,000
is a tribute to the generosity of
our citizens toward a worthy and
vital cause."
Mr, Pooley also expressed ap-
preciation toward the hundreds
of volunteer workers who assist-.
ed in the campaign.
In addition to the campaign
contributors, another $1,435 has
been donated to cancer work
through the use of in memoriam
cards at funeral hones through-
out the county,
Mrs. A. M. Harper, Goderich,
the unit treasurer, reveals a
total of $16,989 has been for-
warded to Ontario division of the
Canadian Cancer Society, repre-
senting the county's total con-
tribution toward research, ser-
vice and educational programs
across Canada in 1960.
A portion of this amount has
been. refunded to the unit for use
in its work among cancer pat-
ients In the county. The unit
provitles transportation, nursing
services, pain -relieving drugs
and other essential services to
Patients in need. It also sponsors
educational programs for Huron
citizens.
Of the five districts 01 the
county, Wingham and Blyth led
in surpassing their objectives.
Wingham raised 156 percent of
its quota, followed closely by
Blyth with 152 percent.
Others, in order, were: Sea -
forth, 121 per cent; Exeter, 108
percent; Goderich, 99 percent;
Clinton, 40 percent,
IPPEIt,1VASII CAMP
(L03IM1 SATL'IMAY
leinal arrangements have been
completed for Lieutenant Gavel'-
nor's Day which will take place
at the Central Command Cadet
Camp 'tpperwash, Saturday, Aug,
20th, 'ihe day marks the closing
exercises and graduation ceremon-
ies following the completion of
Seven weeks of training by more
than 1400 young Cadete,
The guest of honour and 81'1010.1
speaker for the occasion will be
the Tien. John P. Roberts, Minis-
ter of Education.
Tide year's progralnme will
commence on the main parade
square at 0,30 men. and will be
followed by an inspection of
ranks, presentation of the Geyer.
nor General's Medal,
An information centro will be
set up so that parents and friends
may make arrangements to pick
tip the cadets leaving camp, There
will also he adequate parking fa-
cilities with attendants available
to assist all the gaols.
c
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to tlntltlt Drs, Got`
will and Mallets, the lloypital
stili, olid every One who sent me
cards and treats and visited 1110
while 1 18118 11 p1(11401 In Scutt
Memorial. liohpital.
Ree Finnigan
CARD OF THANKS
I would Rhee to thank the stuff
or Scott Memorial Hospital and
all who sent carols, flowers and
treats, and also all who visited
me while: 1 was it patient in the
hospital.
Mr's„ AVgni, McSpadden
3 bedroom 10Au' k hottLE OR Rse ii good
location, Apply Thomas Cloven -
lock, RR 5 Seaforth
TO RENT
I+u11y furnished house for Mar-
ried couple without family. Or
would hire middle aged house-
keeper. Phone J. 11. Burns for
pterticuhure
' NOTICE
Not responsible for any bills
caused from tris date by Mrs,
J. 11. Burns cud family. J. R.
Burns
A number 01 S(lgs 6 week8 old.
Scott Ciuff
21 ft. grainDa augerused one sea-
son. No. 57 John Deere 6 -furrow
rubber tired hydraulic trail plow,
good condition, Neil Hillman, Sea-
ford) RR 4. Phone 662r2
FOR SALE
Girl's bicycle in good condition.
Anita Hillman, Seaforth RR 4.
Phone 602r2
HONEY FOR SALE
Novspouring clover honey at
25c lb. in your own containers.
'Wallace Ross Apiaries
WANTED TO BORROW
Wanted to borrow $10,000 by
reputable individual. Reasonable
rata of interest,. Repay over 10
year period. Apply at The News
office
BOARDERS WANTED
Accommodation for two board-
ers who would 111ce to room to-
gether. Mrs, Andrew McNichol.
Phone 187
FARM LAND
TO RENT BY TENDER
Sealed tenders will be received
by the undersigned up to and in.
eluding September 7, 1960 for the
rental of farm land.
Located on lot 23, eon, 1, Me-
Killep me No, 8 highway adjacent
to Seaforth.
Consisting of approximately 55
acres of good paettn'e with water
and 25 acres in stubble.
Additional information may be
obtained front James M. Scott,
Seaforth, Chairmen of the Proper-
ty Committee, Scott Memorial
hospital, Seaforth,
The highest or any tender not
necessarily accepted,
Lloyd IIoggarth, Secretary,
Scott Memorial I•Iospital, Sea -
forth,
FRAME BARN
FOR SATele BY TENDER
Sealed Tenders will be received
by the undersigned up to and in-
cluding September 7, 1960 for the
purchase of a FRAME BARN lo-
cated on lot 23, eon. 1, McKillop
on No, 8 Highway across from the
Seaforth Lion's Park,
The building, approximately 54'
by 90' with an I, extending 28' x
48' is in good condition.
The building mist be removed
from the site not later tLan June
1, 1961, Each tender is to be ac-
companied by a deposit represent-
ing 10% of the tender amount
which will be returned in event
tender is not accepted.
Additional information may be
obtained from James .11, :Scott,
Seaforth, Chairman property com-
mittee, Scott Memorial Hospital,
Seaforth,
The highest or any tender not
necessarily accepted,
Lloyd IIoggaa'th, 'Secretary',
Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea -
forth,
FOR RENT
,Commodious Stucco residence,
including three bedrooms, living
room, dining room, modern bath-
room and kitchen. Central heat.
ing. On Goderich Street East, Sea -
forth, available about October 1,
1960.
For further informaltion con-
tact James M, Scott, :Seaforth,
Chairman Property Committee,
Scott )Memorial hospital,
3 -Transistor RADIOS
SPECIAL
36.95
6 -Transistor RADIOS
SPECIAL
24.95
AT
SAVAUGE'S
TO RENT
5 rooms downstairs apartment
on John street, possession immed-
iately. Phone 187, Mrs, Andrew
McNichol
FOR SALE
New use
with cal' ()ort
three bedrooms
on West William st.
Apply N. Schneider
Phone 235W
NOTICE
See your authorized dealer for
district of Seaforth, Dublin and
Clinton for Viking Cream Separ•
eters and Viking Milking Mach -
Ines. Flasil O'Rourke, Blacksmith
and Welding Shop, Brucel1eld,
THE SEAFORTH NEWS (Phone S'i) --• Thursday, August 18, 1960.
BROWNIE'S
ItIVIENtal
UNITED
tee. r
e,
CLINTON, ONTARIO
14c
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, AUGUST 18 and 19
--- D'OUl3Li+7 FEATURE —
"Daddy Long Legs"
tenter) (CinenntSeope)
FRED ASTAIRE -- TERRY MOORE
"How to be Very Popular"
(Color) (CineinOSeope)
BETTY GRABLE -- ROBERT CUMMINGS
(One Cartoon)
SATURDAY and MONDAY — August 20 and 22
DOUBLE FEATURE
DAY OF THE OUTLAW
BURL IVES -- ROB RYAN -- TINA LOUISE
PIER 5 HAVANA
MICHAEL GRANGER -- ALLISON HAYES
- One Cartoon -
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY — AUGUST 23 and 24
"Ferry to Hong Kong"
(Color) (CinemaSeope)
CURT JERGENS -- ORSON WELLES
One Cartoon
$1.25 admits a Carload Tuesday nights only
Two shows nightly, rain or clear, First Show at Dusk
Admission 65c. Children under 12 in cars Free
FOR SALE
700 Babcock Bessiee, 20 weeks
old. Apply Roy Wildfong, RR 2
Walton. Phone 831x5 Seaforth
NOTICE
Custom combining. Contact Lyle Mont-
gomery, phone HU 2-7291 Clinton
CEMENT WORK
Krauskopf Bros. for all kinds of
cement work. Phone 361'13 Dublin
LOANS
Farms - Homes - Motels - Stores
Business - Chattels - Accounts
Receivable - Inventory -
Fast service anywhere in Canada
Valleyfield Placements Ltd.
450-A Wilson Ave., Downsview
Township of Tuckersmith
TAX PREPAYMENT
RECEIPTS FOR 1960
The Township of Tuckersmith
will pay interest at the rate of
4% per annum from June 1511 to
Dec. 16th on all Prepaid Tuxes.
Certificates and full particulars
may be obtained at the Cleric's
Office, Tuckersmith, R 4 Seaforth
Cora Chesney, Treasurer
FOR SALE
Coal at summer prices. Premi-
um quality. Double screened, Save
money this year by getting the
best,
WILLIAM M. HART, phone 784 Sea -
forth
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 Better Bulls Are Used
Artificial Insemination Service
is provided from bulls of all breeds
Farmer owned and controlled
and operate at cost
Summer calling hours: Between
7:30 and 9:30 a.m, week days.
6:00 and 8:00 p.m, Saturday
evenings
For service or more information
call Clinton HU 2-3441 or for
long distance
Clinton Zenith 9-5650
Hudson Sterling
Coal
SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD
Phone 47
The McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.
HEAD OL`FICE-SEAFORTH, ONT.
Officers -- President, John L. Malone,
S'aforlh; Vice Pres„ John H. McEwing,
Myth; See:areas., W. E. Southgate,
Seaforth.
Directors, Norman Trewartha, Clinton,
J. L. Malone. Seaforth • Chris Loonhatdt,
Bona' ,Im; Robert Archibald, Seaforth;
Jelin 3i. Menacing, Blyth ; Wm. 8, Alex-
ander, Walton ; Harvey Miller, Goderich ;
J. E. Penner, 13' ecefteld ; Allister Broad -
foot. Soafm•th.
Agents -- Wlllinm Leiper Jr., Londenf-
bore ; V. ,7. Lone, RB 1 Seaforth ; Selwyn
Baker, Brussels;. Harold Squires, 0110 -
ton ; James Heys, Seaforth,
USBORNE & J-HBBERT
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office, Exeter, Ontario
President
Alex J. Rohde, RR3 Mitchell
Vice President
Milton McCurdy, RR1 ICirktnn
Directors
I1, Clayton Colquhoun, RR1
Science I-1111
Martin Feeney, 11.112 Dubin)
Robert 16. Gardiner, R1 Cromarty
Secretary-Tr'easm'or
Arthur Fraser
BOX
Funeral Service
AMBULANCE
Prompt and Careful Attention
Hospital Bad
Flowers for all occasions
Phones: Day 43 Night 595W
MARTIN W. STAPLETON
Phyiclan and Surgeon
Phone 90 Seatorth
JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A., M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 5-W Seator'ah
SEAFORTH CLINIC
0, A. McMaster, B.A., M.D., Internist
P. L. Brady, M.D., Surgeon
Office Hours, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., dant
+=cent Wednesday and Sunday
Evenings: Tuesday, Thursday and Sas-
erday only 1-5 p.m.
Appointments made in advance arc
desirable
Sisme
TURNBULL 0 BRYANS
VE`f`ERINAfdY CLJNIC
J. 0. TURNBULL, D.V.M., V.S,
W. R. BRYANS, D.V.M., V.S.
W. G. DRENNAN. D.V.M., V.S.
Phone 105 Seaforth
John E. Langstaff - Optometrist
Goderich St. W., Seaforth
Phone 791
Hours-Seeaforth daily except Mon., 9 to
9.80; Wed. 9 AM to 12.80 PM. Thur. ova
by appointment only. Clinton HU -2-7910,
above Hawkins' Tidwe, Mon. a to 5,20
INSURANCE
• Fire
• Auto
• Accident
• Liability
• Weather
Complete Coverages
W. E. Southgate
Phone 334 Res. 540
'blue co i l'
WILLIS DUNDAS
CHAMPION STOVE AND FURNACE
OIL
DUNDAS tYc LQNERY
Phone 3 or
mmaliamilpina
AND FUEL OIL
WILLIAM M. HART
Office Phone 784 - Res. 286
We write all lines of
INSUR 1 ,SCE
Fire Auto Wiud
Liability & Life
JOHN A. CARDNO
Successor to
WATSON & REID
Phone 214 Seaforth
BUTTERMILK BISCUITS
•WE MAKE 'EM -
YOU BAKE'EM°"
said
Cleary's IGA
SEAFORTH