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The Seaforth News, 1960-09-15, Page 8MEN'S WASH 'N' WEAR FLANELLA SHIRTS Choose. from new .alive, brown, red, navy and grey in small cheeks or plaids. Sate forized and wash and wear duality. Size S, M, L, OS 3.95 NEW FALL 2 PANT Suits 49.50 69.5 EA All tw'bl worsted 2 pant snit(; in the now check, stripe owl plain shades of olive. brown, charcoal and grey. Sizes 36 to 14 49.50 to 69.50 \LITH 2 PANTS BOYS PLAID DOESKIN SHIRTS ti Lovely 110W shades of plaid doeskin boys shirts that are Sanforized and drip-dry qual- ity. Size's 8 to 16 years 1.95 xmlarilMOSI NEWEST allover STYLES Gold, olive. green, grey, char- coal and blue feature the new fall pullovers in bulky knit and shag types, Sizes 14, M,L&OS 9.50 & 9.95 TROS. MODA Asks For Economic Survey On Tuesday of this week four member's of the executive of Mild- 1Vesteryl Ontario Development As- sociation, and the manager, Mr. Elmer Goebel, met with Hon. W. M. Sickle, Minister of Planning and Development in his Toronto office and requested that the gov- ernment give ennsideration to making an economic survey of the region, which includes the four count les of waterloo, Welling- ton, Perth and Huron. The idea was to have gathered together all possible information pertaining to Population, schools, industry and commerce. agriculture, water Sul]- ply sewage, transportation etc. which would provide the Associa- "on. with a picture of how much, and what kind, of development might be expected, Also the prob- lems that will have to be dealt with in order to take rare of this development and be able to make recommendations to our munici- palities as to action that could be taken now to prepare for this de- velopment, in the years to come. Mr, Nickle expressed very defin- ite approval of the project and (i well of (Jensall made the presort• talion and Tom Cousitt read the address, Dancing was enjoyed by all. On Mouday evening Aug, 29 at the hone of Mat.' Lloyd Cooper PO people attended a miscellane- ous shower In limner of Mrs. Jas, ltictiregor Woe petty llallallan) httde-elect of Aug, 20011. Mrs. Verne Alderclice was mistress of ceremonies of the evening. A read- ing wee given by Mrs. Stuart Wil- son, and Mrs. Jack Cooper con. - ducted a contest, Mrs. Ross Chap- man grave a reading. Ilk, address was read by Juno Cooper, and Bet- ty was presented with many beau- tiful gift(', petty replied in a few , well chosen words, 'old hutch brought. a lnost.delightful evening to a close. Mr, and firs. Robert Stokes and Lorry of Londoncot visited Sunday with Mrs, Stokes' father, Mr, Rob- ert Thomson. ,Mt'. and MTS. Richard Taylor at- tended the Scherbartb - Jackson wedding ,Saturday Sept, 10 at 7 pan, in the 11,13:E, Church, Strat- ford. A. reception was held at tho Victoria Inn. Miss Dorothy Jackson entered Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital on Sept, 5th as a nurse -in -training. Rev, 1, I;oddenham of Bayfield has purchased Mr. Wm, Slavin'a farm on R.R. 2, Kipper', 'iliiss Eleanor Riley returned hone recently from Victoria, Hos- pital, London, where she was a patient for 19 days, promised that within the next few days he would discuss the matter with other cabinet minist- ers with a view to making a start on the project as quickly as pos- sible. The four executive members of the Association present were wm, McKenzie, of Exeter, Presi- dent; Harvey Goos, Preston, 1st Vice Pres; Fred Breithup, Kitch- ener, 2nd Viee President; and Ross Savauge, Seaforth, 3rd Vice Pres, Among other matters discussed was the Sept, 10th issue of the Fi- nancial Post, whiolt gave consider- able publicity to the four counties comprising the Mid Western De- velopment Association, STAFFA itr's, John hiller was hostess to the Staffs W. 1. meeting with a MMissattendance, The president, iss Vera Ilalnbley in the chair for the business and Mrs, Cecil Bowman for the program, The roll call was, The first institute meotiug I attended, An invitation from Gould's W. I, for Oct. 13 was accepted. Mrs. Carter Ker- slake and firs. Harold Parsons were again named to be the 4-r1 club leachers: Plans were made for entertaining day in October, Sea - forth and Kirkton to be our guests if they can come. A visit to Spruce Lodge in .Stratford was also"planned for Oct, 5t11, A. com- mittee in charge of luueh and the program. The 4:11 Club Girls had a grand showing of their work they have done on sewing, and Margaret Ann Wallace showing us vegetables from their gardens, and telling how to plant and use them, Mrs, Art Kemp commented on the Motto, History Repeats It self. Current events were given by Mrs. Ed Brooks, A solo by Eliza- beth Smale. Household hints were given by Mrs. John Templeman, Topic, Historical Research prepar- ed by Mrs. Bowman was given by Mrs, R. Worden. A duet by Faye anti Jeanne 'Templeman. Lunch was served by the hostess with Mrs, Roy :MacDonald, Mrs. RubY Reed and Iles, John Wallace help lug, KIPPEN The Meier reunion was held on Sunday Sept, 11 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McLellan, Lunch was served on the lawn. Reception for Mr. and Mrs. Janes McGregor Bayfield Pavilion was crowded Saturday evening Sept. 10 where a reception was held honoring Mr. and Mrs, James McGregor (newly weds). They were presented with a purse of money, Harold Cald- 1959 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1957 PONTIAC COACH 1956 PONTIAC COACII 1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN 1955 HILLMAN STATION WAGON 1955 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1955 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON 1962 MONARCH SEDAN 1951 BUICK COACH 1953 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton Pickup 1950 Forci Pickup NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED Seaforth _Motors Chevrolet -Oldsmobile Sales & Service MITCHELL SI(tIAFORTH Phone G. Fawn 186 Phone 541 Local Jr. Farmers Rank High Thirty-three 441 and Jmti or Farmer members participated in the Juulor section at Western fair. on :4outluy, sept, 12. Miss Amy Stewart, r,r, 5, Sea - forth Was wretch high in the Jun - tor section and Jack Broadioot of r.r, 1 l3rncefield was second high in the Senior section, Winner in the swine section was Deng Hew- ett o1 r.r. 5, Bolgrave, 'lou Hein of r.r, 1, Woodham was higrt dairy judge iu the senior section and Jack Broidfoot was high in the quiz 10 the senior 05011011, Repre- senting' Huron County there were six senlors, 15 intermediates and 12 juniors. In the 4+11 Educational dis- play's Tneltet'9n11th Corn Club was dis- play's, second place. Ken Campbell of Seaforth dreaded both the written and driv- big tests tet the Huron Comity Junior 'Fanners Safe Driving itaadeo held at Clinton, Satfu•deY, lttinner-up Was Robert Pothering - ham. HULLETT The regular monthly meeting of tho Township of Mullett was held in the community hall, Lon deshoro, at 5.30 p.m. Sept, 5. Council decided to write off $6.- 1 3 6:13 arrears in taxes as being uneol- lectable, on receipt No, 1204. The road superintendent was instruct- ed to apply for the interim subsidy up to the end of August 1960, and also to build a culvert at lot 10, con. 0 & 7 by day labor. Court of Revision was set on the Van Baaren Drain to be held on the 3rd of Oct. at 9 p.m. Bylaw 1960-11 was given its readings and passed. Communication from Clinton District 'High School was filed um til we see if there is going to be a District 'Meeting. Council adjourned to meet again Oct. 3, at 8 p.m. STANLEY Mr. and Mrs. William Duncalt and family of Breslau spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Penhale. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. IIow- arct McCullough and sons Dong - las and Robert, Ml'. and Mrs. 'Mel- vin Bennett and daughters Mar- lene and Joan, dr, and Mrs. T. Penhale and son Ricky. Also Miss Dianne Faber spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. H. Penhale. Judge Field Corn For Fall Fair Selling booths in the arena is taking place this week fm the fall fair. Space may be had by contacting any of the committee. Field crop corn was judged 1n the field's on Monday by Roy Ar- bogast of ,Sebringrille, There were 16 entries, requiring all day to complete the lodging. (1110Ii1' 011'14 W.A. 1h•s, lvvelyn Mills opened her home for the,September meeting of 'croup 1 W, A. of Northside Ignited Church, Mrs, 14. Adams opened the devotional part of the meeting reading the scripture, Mrs, Robarton leading in prayer. The president, ,:itis, W. COMING EVENT t0013 charge of the busiltess, read- Restive Nor.. ,Hi for 'reu'key Ilhiim et St. Patrick's Church. Dublhi. CROMARTY Mr, Ross McPhail leaves on Wednesday from Crumlin Airport for Edmonton to attend General Council of the United Church as a Commissioner from Perth Pres- bytery. Miss Alice Sorsdahl returned to London on Sunday after holiday- ing for two weeks at her home. Mr. and Mrs, John Wallace, Margaret Ann and Debbie visited (m Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. Cadick, Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Wood and daughter Rosemary of Oshawa visited during the weekend with Mrs, Wood's mother, Mrs, Edna Christian at the home of "Mrs. E., Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wallace visit- ed an Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Miller. -Hiss Dianne Dale of London spent the weekend with Miss Alice Soredalnl. Recent visitor's with Mr. and I1:rs. Alex Gardiner were -lir, anti Mrs. Ray Rolston and family of St, Marys, and Mr. and Mrs, C. Falconer of Aripin, TUCKERSMiTH TL'CPERSIYIITI? LADIES CLUB The September meeting of the Tuekersmith Ladies' Club was belch at the home of Mrs. Don 61701131 or RR3 Seaforth Crich with the president, MTs,' Wm. Pepper presiding. The meet- ing opened with the Lord's Pray- er. Mrs, Win. Rogerson read the minutes of the last meeting. "Thank-yous" were received from Donna O'Brien, Mrs. Ernie Crich and Mrs. Norris Bliley. The roll call "Tell about a holiday 1 had during the summer" was answer- ed by ten members and three vis. ]tors. The treasurer's report was read by Mrs. Ernie Crich. The mystery prize which was donated by Mrs. Anderson was won by Mrs. Ernie Crich. The meeting closed with the Homemakers Prayer. The remainder of the aft- ernoon was spent quilting. A deli- cious lunch was served by the hostess and her group. l'1iT1 SIOAFORTII N1IWS (P110110 84)—Thursday, September 15, 1980 CAIR,D OF THANKS 1 wtsh to thank all those wht> 1'armat• bereft me with visits and flowers while I was a patient In Stratford Clenerai Hospital, . aim 1100sea and doctors. and the etatf, and those who have nailed on Int) 0000 1 ('lune l(on)e. Sam Whitmore ing One Shepherd's 1301111". Tito minutes were reach stud adopted and the r'011 call Was answered by 20 members and ono visitor, Mrs, Wood gave a li1111tor0na reading "When Father drove the car". Miss Fennell was ghost speaker. She illustrated her talk with some interesting pictures on •11er trip to Japan and ICor'ea. The Croup 1 bazaar will be held in the schoolroom of •Che Church on No- vember 12tH. A social half hour followed with lunch being served by Mrs, E. Williams and IMrs, C. Walden, GROUP 3 W. A. (September meeting of Group 3 of the W, A. of Northside was held at the home of Mrs. M. Ber- ger with 14 members and 2 visit- ors present. Abbie ,Seip opened the meeting with a 1)0003 "Recipe tor living," A. hymn was sung slid the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison. Routine business was conducted 11Y alto president, Mrs. W, Brad- shaw. Mrs, E. C. Chamberlain had charge of the devotional part of the meeting and read a poem "4. beautiful recipe". Following the singing 0f a hymn Mrs. SI, Travis led in prayer, Psalm 121 was read for the scripture lesson. A :piano solo by Nancy Berger was nitich enjoyed, Thelma Elgie gave a reading 'tWe teach our c1111dren to pray". Mrs, Tr'av'is showed pec., tures of her trip to Florida which were very interesting. The meet- ing closed with the Mizpah Bene- diction followed by a social half hour and lunch. BORN Linford.- In Scott Memorial Hospital to Mr, and Mrs. Dennis Lhnfard, of Olin - ton, on Soot. 9, 1000, a son FOR SALE 'i ton 1945 GMC troch. Closed in box, A-1 condition, 9300. Phone 182 Seaforth FOR SALE Mowatt 4 -burner electric stove in working order. fee quick sale call 585w Seaforth. Mrs. Wm. Hoegy LOST Pair of bleak rimmed glasses in light tan case. Reward. Joel. Holland TO RENT Modern heated apartment, private Pe- t1•ance, four rooms with complete bath, available Oct. 1st- Apply Mrs. Ed Smith, Jolut .101. 0,after' 6 p,m. o• Wed, after- cOMING EVE.. Barco sale, also candy and -serous, h1 the former Daly glare,'(' o11 Sututdtty, Oct, Sth under auspices of Group 4, W.A., Northside United Church. PRIVATE SALE lfillowhr0 articles will be sold by ert- vete sale at any time day or 0VCning ap 1.the and inciadiAPIs., ng Saturdt ', SSepuft.gr'2th, 4, at Sproat Iligh Sl., 2 11000 Ohestnlleld soli('. 1 rug & Pari 12x0. 3 piece bedroom suite, Admiral tel- evision, table model, Dining room table and 5 eludes,. buffet, whatnot, bed couch, continental bed & mattress with box spring, tib, bed & mattress, kitchentable, hall rack, metier, 2 small tables, Utility table, wardrobe,. 000001eum rug, kitchen P uensils, other sundries. Albint Auction Sale Of Property and Household Effects. In the town of Seaforth, George st., North, on Monday, September 15 at 1.20 p.m. Mining mom table & chairs. Buff- et. Kitchen table & eheiro, Refrigerator (small size), 2 burner stove, k110110n cabinet, 2 beds with mattresses (0151051 new) dresser, chest of drawere,.2 end tables, lamps, reeking chairs, settee. Dishes, kitchen utensils, fruit jar's. Other property articles illibet,,ftlser to for sola at 3 p,m. Iirsnl belch covered, 6 roomcottage, good basement, hydro, bath. New gas heater. Immediate possession. 1oy, (town, balance in 30 11,170, Offered subject to reserve bid, �Chattel0 ossh. Prop., Mrs. Mm9 O'Reniy Aust„ H:arold Jackson R LE About 500 RorFOk LegSAho'lts No. 012, six $1,90. Phoonths iea laying Orval our ilieu 0rmmtn, Lara Seaforth FOR SALE Coal or wood furnace, complete with blower, In real good condition, priced reasonably. Bernard Nott, phone 66431 FOR SALE 2 rocking chairs, New Williams Bor- ing machine, arborite metal top kitchen table. 2 burner electric hot plate, At real bargain prices, 3, Jones, '/11 Mrs, C. Lovett, N. Main street, Seaforth TO RENT Small downstairs apartment on north Main St., furnished or un- furnished, All conveniences, new- Dal- ton, decorated. Apply to ton, phone 62W NOTICE House and lots for solo In Dub- lin, good kitchen, living room, bedroom, bath & sun porch, largo bedroom upstairs, full size base- ment and garage. Also a Ford car to good shape and a McCormick Deering power washed cream separator. Apply John Flannery, R R 1 moos. Phone 65tr 'Dublin FOR SALE 24 pigs about 12 weeps old. Ed Por - ranee, RR 2, Seaforth. Phone Hole. FOR SALE Fresh picked garden produce, right from the patch. Moen beans, yellow 1,0(501, green corn, cabbage, carrots,. etc. Ambrose Addley, 3rd house east of ICiit- burn on the south side, Phone 02304 FOR SALE Oelialb Hybrid pullets 20 weeks old Sept. 22. 'these hilus have been vaccin- ated for Newcastle & bronchitis. de - beaked and ready to lay, For further information call Moore's Poultry Farm. BAYFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tillmann and fancily, London, were at their cot- tage over the weekend, John MacLeod, Port ,Stanley, is visiting his mother Mrs, L. H. MacLeod. Hiss Ada Bingley, of Detroit,' came on Monday to spend a vaca- tion at her home, !Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Iiumphries and son Carl, Port Stanley, spent the weekend with her parents, lir, and Mrs, Russell Kerr, School re opened on Tuesday of last week with Wilbert Fralick as Principal, and Mrs. Wm. E, Parker as ,Junior Teacher. Six little folk began, they were Bradley Turner, Mary Lott Castle, Louise MacVean, Patsy Payne, ,Michael Eckert and Sandra Tel- ford, There is an enrolment of 63 for the coming term. Mr. and Mrs, E. ',V, Oildleitson, London, spent the weekend at their home, Miss Florence Gallop, Seaforth, is at her hone; Her brother John spent the weekend with her. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Pfaff, of Windsor, spent the weekend at their home. Mrs, R. Il, Hunter returned to Toronto after spending the stem- tner at her home. DUBLIN Meeting in the Continuation School at Dublin on Tuesday ev- ening the OWL held their Sept. meeting with a representative at- tendance. Opening with Ike League Prayer and hymn, MTh. F. Horan, the president, presided. Roll call was answered by the officers and minutes of the previ- ous meeting in June were read and approved with the corres- pondence by the secretary. A. fa- vorable financial report was giv- en by the treasurer. $63 were col- lected for Rev. Father Peytans Rosary Campaign. Mrs, Jloran thanked all members for their help and cooperation with the lawn social and Dr. Ffoulkes °peeing home. Mrs, F. Stapleton gave a reading on "Friendly Vis- iting". Final arrangements were completed for the penny sale to he held this month. Rev. A, Durand of St, Peter's Seminary, London, gave a short and interesting talk 011 "Voca- tions." The Diamond Jubilee of the op- ening of the Church to 1e held October 10th and preliminary ar- rangements were discussed by the paetor Rev, It, Durand, with the ladies. The meeting was adjourn- ed and a social half hour was spent playing bingo. OI WP PO fa, ,Pastures have dried no and corn is beginning to show tho soma conditions, Feeding cattle winter feeds Is prevalent throughouttlto County and has increased in the last couple of weeps, Farmers aro hemming short of 'water, The bean harvest is practiealIy com- pleted. FOR SALE 16 pigs twelve weeks old. Sohn E. MacLean, 11115 Seaforth 665rl1 FOR SALE 1956 Dodge mnyfuir hardtop, V-8 en- gine, nowerilito. In excellent condition. Stuart De Vries Sr., RR 4 Seaforth. Or Phone 6541(21 between 5 and i p.m. FOR SALE 10 Yolk pigs nine weeks old, James Barry. Phone 668w4 FOR SALE Two Tamworth boar's ready for ser- vice. Also 1 New Idea manure spreader, 4 wheeled, on rubber, priced reasonable. Francis Coleman, phone 838r22 WALTON :Mrs. John Boyd returned home after spending a week with Mrs, Maud Leeming, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs, Vincent, Mrs. Itaitlh1y and Mrs, Leatherlancl vis- ited Mrs, Maud Looming last week. TRD114 R'SALE ARREARS OP TAC SNDS MUNICIPALITY 00 COUNTY OF HURON PROVINCE Or ONTARIO TO WIT: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the list of lands to be sold for arrears of taxes in the County of Huron has been prepared and was published in nn advertisement in The Ontario Gazette upon the 6th day of September, 1960. Copies or the list of lands for sale for arrears of taxes may be had in the County Treasurer's office In default of payment of taxes as shown on such list on or before Tues- day, December 13th, 1060, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon, I shall at the said time, in the Court House. Goderich, Ontario, proceed to sell by Public Auction the said lands to pas suelt arrears, together with the charges thereon. NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that if any of the said lands remain un- sold, an adjourned sale will be held on Tuesday, December 20, 1960, at the same hour and place and at which, mu- nicipalities may reserve the right to purchase any of the said lords. Goderich,, September 6, 1960 JOIIN G. BERRY, Clerk -Treasurer ,.s 4121102.11,111ID•CMm KIPPEN EAST The Kippen East W, 'I, will meet on Sept. 21 at 8,30 at SAS. 2, in Turiceremith, Mrs. 1-1oward drink. bciner is the hostess and Mrs. Wm, Caldwell is co -hostess. This is the Canadian Industries pro- gram, Roll call, one way of using cheese. The topic, the Itealln of Cheese, by Mrs. R. Brock. There will he a quartet with convener, We, Wm. style. Quiz on Canadian industries by Mrs, Eon MacKay. Contest by Mrs, Campbell ISyre. Lunch committee, IMrs, Jannes Mo• Naughton, Mrs, ,las. Drummond, Mrs, Stewart Pepper and Mrs, A, Varlet'. HURON COUNTY COUNCIL will meet for a one -day ses- sion on Monday, September '26111, at 10.00 a,111. in the Council Chamber of the Court Mouse, Goderich. Any com- munleations must be in the hands of the Clerk not later than Tuesclay, September 20th, JOHN G. BERRY, ClerleTreasurer County of Huron Court House Goderich, Ontario HONEY FOR SALE Now pouring clover honey at 25c Ib. in your own containers. Also 1 lb. comb' honey sections, 50e. Wallace Ross, Apiarist Auction Sale Clearing Auction Sale of house- hold effects in the town of Sea forth, Main Street, South, Satur day, Sept. 17th at 1:30 p,m• 3 rocking chairs, 2 table lamps, large living room rug, number of tables, wicker flower stand. leath- er couch, cushions, pictures, two chests of drawers, dressers, two wash stands, 2 complete bedroom outfits, dining room suite, table buffet, 4 chairs, dishes, chester- field and chair, Quebec heater, power lawn mower, rake, shovels, ironing board, kitchen table and chairs, 2 kitchen cupboards, kiteh• en utensils, Iron Fireman oil burn- er, 24 -ft. extension ladder, lawn mower. Other articles too numer- ous to mention. No Reserve—Property sold Terms—Cash Prop., Glen Smith Auct., Harold Jackson ies Ni Bro�w'n Clinton NOTICE Custom Combining, Flax, Clover, Soy beans, Lyle Montgomery. Phone HU -2, 7231 Clinton, Ont. WOOD FOR SALE Dry wood for sale for furnace and for stove. Wilfred O'Rourke. Phone 37 r 79 Dublin. THURSDAY &, FRIDAY September 15 (old 16 -- Double Feature -- "THE LAST MILE" Adult Entertainment Mickey Mooney - Frank 001110Y "INSIDE MAFIA" t THE MA S � (Adult. Entertainment) Cameron Mitchell -- Robt, Strauss One Cartons SATURDAY & MONDAY September 17 and 19 -- Double Feature -- "ESCORT WEST" Victor Mature -- Elaine Stewart `SUBWAY IN THE SKY' (Adult Entertainment) Van Johnson -- Hildegard Neff One Cartoon TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY September 20 and 21 ACROSS THE BRIDGE' Rod Steiger One Cartoon. F111 the car on Tuesday Night Bring the Whole ,Family $1,25 ADMITS A CARLOAD BOX Funeral Service AMBULANCE Prompt and Careful Attentlon Hospital Bod Flowers for all occasions Phones: Day 43 Night 595W MARTIN W. STAPLETON Physician and Surgeon Phone 90 Seatorth JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A., M.D Physician and Surgeon Phone 5.W SeatarMI REPRESENTATIVE REQUIRED We have a m11c11 needed service for farmers as well as town and city dwellers. We require a rep- resentative in your area. A car ie essential and the elan selected will have the opporutnity to es- tablish himself in a business that pays well and has repeat business coming 1n regularly. This is a full time position but we will start a man on a part time "earn as you •learn" pian. Write at once for full information to Sales Manager, Box 817, London, Canada SEAFORTH CLINIC H. A, McMaster, S.A.. M.M. Interalw P. L. Brady. M.D., Surgeon Office Hours, 1 .in. to 5 p.m., daily except Wednesday and Sunday Evenings: Tuesday, Thursday and Sat• 4rd0y only 1-0 p.m. Appointments made In advance arc desirable Township of Tucltersnlith TAX PREPAYMENT RECEIPTS Port 1960 The Township of Tuekersmith will pay interest at the rate of 4% per annum from June 15th to Dec. 15th on all Prepaid Taxes. Certificates and full particulars may be obtained at the Clerk's Office, Tuekersmith, R 4 Seaforth Cora Chesney, Treasurer TURNBULL & BRYANS VETERINARY CLINIC 3 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. Lopgstaff •Optometrist Goderich St. W, Seaforth Phone 791 Sours—Seaforth daily except Mon.. 0 to 5.50 ; Wed. 0 AM to 12.30 PM. Thur. erg by appointment only. Clinton HU -2-1010, above Hawkins' Hdwe, Mon. 9 to 5.50 INSURANCE • Fire • Auto • Accident • Liability • Weather Complete Coverages W. E. Southgate Phony 334 Res. 540 Township of Tuekersmith NOTICE Tuekersmith 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 r waompinsymonilegapern 'blue coal' WILLIS DUNDAS CHAMPION STOVE AND N EFURNACE IL PhoneA573 or B32 - WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION Where Better subs ire Med Aettticial Insemination Service ie provided from belle of all breeds Farmer owned and controlled and operate at coat Summer calling hours( Between 7:80 and 9:30 a.m. week days, 6:00 and 8;00 p.m, Saturday evenings For service or more information tall Clinton 1.2'17 2-9441 or for long distance Clinton Zenith 9.5850 AND FUEL OIL WILLIAM M. HART Office Phone 784 - fiefs. Z'&6 We write all lines of INSURANCE Fire Auto blind Liability & Life JOHN A. CARDNO Phone 214 Seaforth Hudson Sterling Coal SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD Phone 47 The McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. HEAD OFFICE—SCAFORTH, ONT, Officers -•- President, John L. Malone, Myth; Saa Trcas., W, 25. Southgate, Seaforth, 'Breetars, Norman 'rretvm•tha, Olinton, Bornk'lm Malone, Seaforth S�eafortth; John II. MoEwing, Blyth; Wm. 5, Alex- ander. Walton ; Harvey Fuller, Goderich; J. E. Pepner, Brimfield; Allister Brood - foot, Seaforth. Agents -- William Leiner Jr., London- durBaker ruees; Harold Snioo. Ol ten; James Koys, Seaforth. LOANS Farms - Homes - Motels • Stores Business • Chattels • Accounts Receivable - Inventory - Fast service anywhere in Canada Valleyfield Placements Ltd. 450-A Wilson Ave„ DoWnsview FOR SALE F1'osh picked garden produce right 'from the patch. Green beans, yellow beans, green corn and etc. Ambrose Ad0101, Ord house east of Kinbul•n on the south side, Phone 8331'4