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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1945-11-22, Page 8THE SEAFORTH NEWS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1945 H ENSAL.L I afternoon, Nov. 10, at SS. 10 Hay, en - :Nil's. Wm. Davidson is visiting t when tate pupils an.cl teachers en- relatdves in Toronto., 1 tei'tained the teachers and pupils of HURON COUNTY COUNCIL Mrs. J . Toronto.. Billyand `Jud , t.S S #tl, Tuckessmith and S.S. #2, f y i Hay. The occasion was held. in con- spent the week ends in Toronto with ,nee ion with observance of HdUifl the tor•mee's sister, N71ss Elyria F Huron county Gouucrl last t ednes- Churchilh tion week. Ross Corbett president of day endorsed the recommendation of Mrs, McClinchey, Auburn, was the the Jr. Red •Cross, conducted the the property committee that steps be s meeting. The programme was open- taken to proceed with the erection of guest of her sister, Mrs. F. liar- ed by a unison chorus of God Bless a new court house and that L. Bridg- burnover Meidengelekegnd.isitine rale- 1 our Canada. '' This. was ' followed by man, of London, bce engaged as the g a short welcome to the guests and architect, The notion adopting the tives in London, St. Marys and St. explanations of the pi'ugtose of Edo- report was carried on a division 27-1, Thomas. cation week by the president:.. A After some 'discussion, a motiou by Mr, and Mrs. S. Barbour', Tor- short programme consisted of a solo Reeves Attridge and Baker that the onto, spent the weekend with the by 'Shirley Dell, a folk dance by 8 location of the proposed new court. lattea"s parents, Mr. and. Mss. Jas, girls of 8.8, 10, Hay, and a dialogue house be on the present site, was re- HoAgar CCare Jo nt Os code Hall, , entitled the 'Naughty Mouse," Neil !erred to the property committee for y > g Taylor introduced Rev. Mr. Fergu- consideration. Toronto, spent the weekend at his son, who spoke very capably to tine; Plans submitted by Mr, Bridgman home here, children, This was followed by a , were discussed. Two showed a re - Mrs, (Rev-) P. Ferguson and programme ptut on by S.S. 2, Hay. , modelling of the present building, sister, Mrs. Fjshei, visited with rel It consisted o1 a short play, "Tire ' making three storeys, at an estimated atives in Hamilton, last week. I Elves and the Shoemaker" and a cost . of $155,000. Another showed a Mrs. D. Peacock and son, Terry, , chorus by the school. The pupils of remodelling and an addition of two spent an enjoyable holiday in Tor- , S.S. #1, Tuckersmith,. rendered a wings at $175,000. The fourth was for onto and Montreal, where they very interesting: and vaxied pro an entirely new building at $275,000. ware joined by Flt, Lt. Peacock' ' e- , Plans secured at a session in 1941 Mr. and Mrs. W. A.:MaeLaren and -ramme illustrating a few of the Miss Marion Maclaren of .Goderich many :phases •of education. Jean In -gave the estimated cost of refurnish- gram introduced Mrs. Harry Faber, ing the court room alone was between visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. who spoke of her work in Labrador. $12,000 or $14,000. Thos: Sherritt. I The children derived a great deal of Tne county is .paying rent for Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Homey re leaswre examining the concrete some of the offices and it was the turned home from a pleasant visit articles••Mrsi - Fal'•er had to show general opinion- that these should be housed in with a central MrGod and Mrs. Roy Paterson o£ them. On behalf of the children, IieaUngiplant Reeve n one Doorman stated Toronto,visited during'the past speaksley Chapman thanked the p speakers Rev. Mn Ferguson and, that VI of a mill on the tax rate for week with the former's parents, Mr. ' Airs Faber for coming to entertain• three years would pay for the new and Mrs. R. J. Paterson. them so well. Mrs. Ellis moved a building, Mrs. W. A. Maclaren spent the r, andvote of thanks to the teacher and, Reeve Tuckey passed on a sugges- ht be Mrsk Thos.• end Sherritt t the and visie of ted with the pupils of S.S. #10 Hay for for used tion tl101 at tltliee �aiue v bnildingrty igwhiclr their hospitality. T e meet g1 other friends here also, closed by the singing- of the Na could include a block of cells. Some Mrs. Lawrence Baynham, Bobbie reeves favored this idea, and the and Jimmie returned home after frenal Anthem. discussion ended by referring the spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Buchanan well known location to the property committee. Mrs. Alin Passmore, Thames Road Hensall resident celebrated her 86th Mr, McGill, secretary -treasurer of birthday at her home here on Mon - Institute Meets ay, Cub Aircraft Corporation, of I9antil- dMrs, Buchanan enjoys her Mrs.. C. •Cook opened her lovely usual good health- and attends her ton addressed the council regarding the Hensall Institute, on Wednesday d • daily leasing land and buildings at Sky mane - home for the November meeting of • evening, Nov. 14th when over 65 home dents in rural districts to get to high school, which he considered One of the finest things the county has. ale warned against the establishment of high school districts, and suggest - they lie well studied before anything is done, Township school areas have peeved their worth, and others are likely to be formed. He. expressed appreciation of the work of married women teachers, "We would have had to 'close some se]tools had. it not been for them, They have clone ex- cellently." Mr. Kinkead closed by paying a 1 glowing 'tribute to the late Dr. V.24. Greer, in whose death the province had suffered a great. loss. R. 0. Staples said there was an • Huron inspectorate. The teaching enrolment of 2,697 in the Soutlt IN J4 EMOIiIAM ;INLAY—In memory of William Fin- lay, who died November 24th :1944. AT FINNIGAN'S Salmon Salmon Sal non Arrived this week: Owing to the uncertainty- of the market, we must limit 1 tin to the customer Shirts 11.0 to 1.45 Golden Ripe -Bananas ......14c Overalls. . , . ... ..:.2,16 344's Oranges 2 dots 49c Carrots, 6 lb. 25a Celery, 2 for 23c H. Lettuce, 19c Squash 10e Ginger -Ale, loci W. J: FINNIGAN & SON c13- *,nets rr t y;. staff had been increased by two. Out of 286 entrance class candi- Our fancily circle has been broken dates, 251 passed. Twenty are not A link gone from our chain, attending secondary.schools—a very But though we've parted for styrols great improvement, due to the trans- We know. we'll meet again. portation provided,- he remarked. Remembered by Harold, Annie, Eighty-three children have with- Finlay. drawn from elementary education, but :the importance of education is, gradually becoming more and more recognized in the inspectorate. Seventy-five teachers have first COURT OF REVISION TOWN OF SEAFORTH Meeting of the Court et Revision class certificates, and three have for hearing appeals against the permits. There has been less loss of assessment roll -for .1945 of the Town good teachers to the cities. The of Seaforth will be held in the Coen average salary in rural sections is oil Chambers, Seaforth, on Friday, $1,330, and in graded schools in the November 23, 1945, at 8 o'clock pan. towns and villages it is $1,282. I D. 22. WILSON, The Children's Aid Society report• Clerk. ed that 900 -visits were made during the year; 600 office interviews,. Twenty-four children were admitted; FOR SALE to care, and. 23 were discharged, McClary feed cooker for sale, al - leaving 73 ,now under supervision. most new. Also small cutting box. J. Twelve adoptions were completed, C. Smillie, Hensall. Phone 91r2, and several mere are pending. Hensall, App t' n f the care and recta to o household atlas at v. training :being given children under Rev. Wm. 'Weir and Mrs. Wet- of Harbor airport 1919 company the care of foster parents, was ex- Hesicier and Mrs. Weir of Goderich faetm-es aerepltwes au(1 seaplanes pressed; and also to those who members and their guests of honor, i and the site tvonkl be ideal for his opened their homes to British child „ , celled on friends 'here on Monday. ansfness owing to the vicinity of the guests during the Geo, lluothers' were present. A meeting of the Young People lake. Flying clubs would be wel- g the war years who Mrs. Geo. Hess was 'ce hostas,. Mrs. of Carmel Presbyterian Church was Coined and his company would assist' have now returned to their pontes A, Kerslake presided. Following the held on Monday evening in the them in every way possible. excepting one who has the consent singing of the Ode, "When you and sr}roolroom of the church. lies; Orr. of her parents to finish her educa- I were young Maggie" was sung. r -051808 over the worship eriocl The propasitinn won the approval tion here. Lord's gayer was repeated. Words Ip p of Warden Alexander,- who e 000u it Eleven new or re -opened child pp whiih opened by singing "Stand up, . would be a tine thing for the o thought it I p be• welcome were extended to mem- Stand up for Jesus." The scripture "Those is no use letting the land be- protection Cases, one more than last bars grandmothers and guests. The, wag read • by Bob Taylor, from 2nd Year. Factors involved- were darer motto "In Youth we learn; In age enure Ei pasttn e," he acicloi tion, divorce, non-support, 'sepses we understand" prepared by Mrs. Timothy, 2nd. chapter, verses 1-15. Cmumunications from the: govern.. R. Elgie, was read byMiss Gladys Mrs, Harold Bell' led in prayer, Rev, utent departments had been received tion of parents, delingency and.tru- I • gt P. Ferguson gave a brief address regarding the'dispositiou of Sky Har- ancy. There were 12 new cases of Luker. Mrs, Kerslake briefly out- ing outlining work .for the Young bor airport, but no definite statement unmarried .parents work. Seven Luker. the District Executivermen's People' A committee comprising Mr.' has, as yet, been received as to when were closed leaving59 still open. • Ing of the recently Huron the town Melvin Moir, Ronald Bell, Misses this property will be turned over to Five children have een trade wards. Institute, - held m town Ninety-three investigations were hall. An : en)eYable readm "The Mac Taylor ...and Margaret Mac- the comity. •i i Grandmother" g Gregor. to bring in a slate of offi-' Warden Alexander stated that the made in dependents of servicemen ed•bymodern Mrs. E.Geiger.was present- tcars. The. meeting, concluded by executive of the Ontario Plowmen's; work, Thirteen families. of service - Dougall ll re d daMiss ngMasolo singing "Jesus shall r eign where'er Association had decided that the men are reporting periodically to "The K rendered a pleasing solo "The Berry Dance" accompanied by the Sun," and Mr, Fergusonclosed Port Albert airport would :be an ideal the Dependents' Allowance Board, Cur- with the benediction, Refreshments location for the International :Plowing The Agricultural Committee's re- eve • mother, Mrs. A. Dougall. were served by the Arnold . Circle, Match to be Held in Huron county port recommendations were adapted rent events. of 25 years ago were. re A Statutory meeting of the vil- next year. He pointed out that the as follows: That the committee viewed by Mrs. Drysdale. This was lege council was held Monday even- buildings would be available for ex- sponsor an educational campaign to indeed• as interesting item. In keep -int; in the clerk's office at 8 p.m, hibits of machinery, and for other control and, endeavour to eradicate ing with the theme Historical Re - i e with all members of the council be -Purposes: It was felt the site tvoulid the warble fly, with the Federation search" the guest speaker; Mrs. R.be a drawin card, Some stubble land of Agriculture performingthe or- Simpson:, e- Simpson:, spoke on the subject "Ar- mg present. Minutes. of the previoust adjoining would have to. be secured.! eanization work; that thCounty chaeomeemig tesla. Moir and Flak that ninny in which she dealt with the minutes be adopted as read. Car- No definite answer bus been given Council again , request the Depart - many interesting phases of this an- vied. R. J. Paterson, tax colector, re- by the government: department ,to the meet of Agriculture• for a tubercu- tient study. Minutes read, collection ported as having collected $3551;95 association's request for the use of lin test for cattle in this county. taken. The roll call answered by the off the tax roll, Reeve Shadclick re- lite 'ait'ltoi't, and the warden's 'rug- There were two swine clubs and uoines teriscu of a good mother."ported re the County Engineer and gestian that the county support them: three calf clubs in the county this P,u loess discussed, bt was. decided the roadwork done b the County. by sending a telegram from the coutel year, 43 members were enrolled in that the ladies accept Mrs. Orr's J. A. Paterson repot ed as having , ell to the department was approved. I garden brigades, and judging teams kind offer that of storing the Insti- The council endorsed the motion of were sent to Guelph. Sixty-four men ' cute chairs et her residence. 'Six prepared ip anent anrletl:eas trnetbein i1 in the Reeves R. J. Botvnnan and B. W. from Western Canada assisted on from hand books actc headquarters. . .1I s, Beer e ordered at Dane hands of the printer: Correspond-, Tuckey that; commit il nd Huron County farms.. iThe Junior Extension account ante read ns 'follows: Dept of I pounced that the Xmas hoses must Health re Medical Officer of git`'tr to lite. Ontario Ptotvmen'9 As-, showed a balance of 5770.39. Con be shipped overseas, Those offer- health, Bert Worth, Queen's Uni- eocia1ion to assist. them mitlt rite currence was given as menden, ing to provide cookies are Mrs. versity re the Munici )al Council and plowing' martch, to the resolutions from Prince Ed- Mickle, airs. Kerslake, Mrs. Beer, Councillor in Ontario, Kerslake and The wafdeli's comn.itteo i-eporteil t ward County re a more simplified Miss Luker, :Firs. Norminton, Mrs, an expenditure of 526,44 9.50 Tian it i income tax return for :farmers; from tical that the order 10 copies of file ' tutu• effort fund, leavrna a balance of rE. Munn read a poem "A parcel Municipal Council and Councillor, , "5 1.80 50, The school Victory 1,0.0, Waterloo County seeking a suffi- from home.' The ladies suggested Carried. Bills and accounts read as ccutest ryas sponsorccl anti tlnancec} tient supply of anthracite coal for that u.shower of carols be forward- follows: Municipal World supplies at a cost of apProxintately 561. production of poultry products. ed from the Institute to Mrs. R. J. 6,02; Canadian Legion wreltth$9:-t Thr committeeuauthorized the solo Professor M. F. Morwick of Moore, a former active member m • ; fi0 Provincial Treasurer, Insulin S1..-" of $30,000 of the second Victory lean, Guelph, introduced by Bain Stewart, the Hensall Branch, but who is very 16: total accounts , Fink and 'Moir to bo re -invested in the Ninth Victory agricultural representative, addres- ill and confined to Lockwood Clinic, that the as read be parr.' 1aau at a premium of 54.75 per hued- sed the council on "Soil: Conserve - and St. E., Toronto, Mrs. Cross Carried, Finik and Hyde.that we r•ec1, tion." Surveys of soil had been made One.mile south of Walton. % Mlle and Mrs: Mickle offered to choose : now adjeurn. Carried. a' suitable gift and send same to A report of the Ontario municipal in 23.counties of the province; that off highway: John Eidt, Sebring- Mrs. Moot' ' ! convention was given by 'Reeves of Huron is not completed. Gullies villa, Ont, An exhibit of handcrafts, needle-IUnveti Window At Clinton Hugh Berry, of IIv ie,oand Brown controlled. bigproblems blem isua they can anabe point and laces etc., in charge of 1 A large congregation was present Smyth, at West theyreported. was cont intFlay Township, and'grey, FOR SALE h nd Mrs, Goodwin, was featured. The In Wesley Willis United Church, at euro of opinion,, t nregistration of paw sabred on the. ships indicates 100 Light Sussex pullets, 5 moot s December meeting will be held ati ('Linton: on Sunday. when 0 memorial shown onII —dthe prey$ t e carroty rut- old A ly to Leslie Pryce Dublin the Koine of NIrs. E: Geiger, Mrs. trtudo.w to the late till': acid Mrs. Fl•' ing on the bounty for foxes. "W h C1han1: was unveiled and derheafed. WANTED I- We will pay .51, per hundred for old horses saleable for fax fee& Stanley Jackson, Phone Seaforth, 5 on 653. FOR SALE Frame dwelling, hydro, 14. acres, North Main street, Suitable' for poul- try farm. Early possession. Double house on Victoria St, Sep- arate apartments, good investment. Frame cottage, Goderich St. East. 25 acres with barn and house, on highway. Immediate possession, Watson & Reid, Seaforth. 150 ACRE FARM Under cultivation, good buildings, spring creek. Hydro throughout. 5 acres of bush, and is situated on #8 Highway 33 miles west of Seaforth. Apply of The 'News office. WANTED TO BUY Wanted; one-man log saw, Apply to Herbert Bibby, St, Marys, R.R. #1 FOR SALE Bain 36x50. Apply Lo Leo Cronyn, phone 13-11, Blyth. FOR' SALE Electric washing machine with dryer attachment, Ie good working order. Phone 8401'25. Seaforth, FOR SALE Model 13 Allis Chalmers tractor, with starter and lights, good as new also 2-i'urrote Oliver plow, and '1 Int- ernational cultivator, new. Apply to The News office. WANTED Good driver for mail route. Must be reliable. Apply, Alex ;VIacDonalcl. Seaforth, Phone 836 r 31. t FOR SALE Two general purpose horses, 1 mare, 1 gelding; also'a few cows and heifers. Dale Nixon, (361 r 4, Seaforth. FARM FOR SALE $3200, terms reasonable. 130 seeded in grass, solid brick house. the top soil is washed off. R.R. Phone 549 r 31; Seaforth.., e have come to time wen we must have an equilibrium. Sooner' STRAYED or later people will have to make Onto my premises around Nov 1, plans to better some regions," he de- a 2 -year-old cattle beast. Owner can (dared. Land for reforestration to have same by proving property and be purchased should` be that which paying expenses. Orville R. Dale, e€ n be bought the cheapest, Slides Clinton R.R. 4. Phone, Seaforth 847 showing various ,conditions of soil r 22. were .shown by the speaker. eamcron.will be co -hostess. As fora;- B. 11 was pentad out during discus - of eriy the roll call will take the form The service was in charge of the mh'-' cion on the latter of dripelts have a gift for the Sick Children's ister, Rev. Andrew Lane, Mrs, ;Morgan to be turned in end theestroe Hospital, Mrs. Shirrey voted thanks Andrew presided at the organ and r destroyed in order to be eligibledestroyed info to, the hostess, co -hostess and to all led the choir in the rendition of the those who had contributed .towards anthem, "Holy Art Thou." tith Mrs, Ole bounty, the enjoyable evening: Following W. M. Nediger taking the solo parts.' Inspectors' Report the National Anthem refreshments Rev, Dr. Hogg of Seaforth gave a.; were served by the hostess, the co splendid sermon and referrers to the, J. H. Kinkead and R. 0. Staples hostess,:assisted by the 'social corn- life of Mr. and NIrs. Chant, Mr. Chant gave informative addresses to Pluton Miss Milderd -Eiarberer'and Miss mittee, had been on the building comnriEtee County Council on Thursday . on Jean "Falconer, county school nurses, of the present 1tieslE9. Willis llniteilgave reports of the work they have Utr>ir work as public school inspect - Church: but never saw the church ors for North and South. Huron re- started, concentrating on .pupils of completed, Mrs. Chant had been spectively, . • 1 nt grade 1. throughout the county. faithful worker. left's. J. A. Sutter, 17r. I?inkead said the colo me The health and hospital commit - former Gertrude Chant and s, youngest in the North Huron inspectorate tee reported the resignation of Miss child of the into Mr. and Mrs, Chant, had increased 105 over last year, ,Gardener, supervisor of school nur- and is now 2,150, There are 101 ses,'who had organized the system classrooms, an. increase of one. Sue- here. Miss Mildred Barberer and cessful candidates at the high school Miss Jean Falconer had since carried entrance examinations were 191; of on alone very capably. It has cost to. these 145 entered high schools. the present time $840. for furniture Eighty' per cent. of the teachers and supplies. three years ago, had first class- cer- The reforestration and eenaerva-. tif'icates; now there are 62 and, 32 tion committee reported:, , with second class certificates, while :'At the' October meeting, it was Mr, and NIrs. Jack Soldan visited in Toronto last week,. Y. P. Union The regular meeting of the Young People's Union was held' on Monday evening ,with Miss Ruth Hess presiding.' he scripture was read by Charles Fee. Miss. Eleanor Cook presided at the piano for the singing of the hymns. Miss Edna Petskie gave the topic. Following the meeting a recreational period was enjoyed. A pleasant time was spent Friday Presented the window to the church on belialf.of her sister Mary, Mrs. W. E. Moody, of .Toronto, and 11er bro- ther, Fred, of Pittsfield,' Mass. Mr. C. Wallace Bloody of Toronto, the old- est gr'andehild,.unveiled the window. Miss Eileen Sutter, youngest . grand- child,. very beautifully' rendered the S010 "Jesus Lover of My Soul," 100 ACRE Farm For Sale TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH 60 acres seeded to grass 40 acres good bush and orchard Good. Well -- Windlmlll Well Fenced For further information apply to Hesky!la �` t� AA w SEAFORTPro Phone 74 tains to the., planting of windbreaks along the county higlhways. Several former councillors, mem- bers of Parliament and .former war- dens were present, and were invited to speak. They were: D1,. R. H. Tay lor, M.P.P.; L. E. Cardiff, • M,P„ John Fianna, M.P.P., Ex -Wardens N. W, Trewartha, Clinton; R. E. Turner, Goderich;: George Arm- strong, Hay 'township; Fred Watson, Stanley township; Ex -reeves Roland Grain, Turnberry, S. H. Witmore, Tuckersmith, and Harry Sturdy, President of the Federation of Ag- risulture. six have permits. The average salary . decided to purchase a farm in Col- a year ago , was $1,180, and atborne township from George Feagan 1 13 Law No. 11, 1945 present it is $1,292. '• consisting of 127 acres, also a farm , By -Law in classrooms 1s e. in Ashfield township owned by TOWNSHIP of TUCKERSMITH'. problem in the urban sections. Dur- I9arvey Maize and consisting ,01 50 o ened a inglast year,Blyth rep • s an •2 acres in" thet h' acre d 6 c es owns i) Z A Z -Law to rnvide f r a cur room after ihad been closed for of Ha owned by Bertram y n . curfew h, the seven ears. The county is not' now yKlopp. Tme],ei,ip of Tackersmith. y The Feagan farm has already been WHEREAS, numerous complaints have been asked for anything in a monetary purchased and the deed is now re received by the Domicil eS the 'Township of v'a, for schools. The effect of gOV-Tuakersmith in regard to children being on v,'eyYientgrants is shown .in. .the re- gistered In the name of the County .the streets of the Village of Egawondviuu. Of Nitron, We recommend that a by- after nine o'clock in the evening eontrarg trend to new schools 'and better law be drawn up and passed at this AND o the R,S k�A9 co920, 01,. 2 le s; aai;sn and buildings. Better lighting' pl'oviSipn session 02 the county council t0 damage ,have been caused by the, sold will have to receive greater consid- cover the purchase of these farms children, cistron. at a total cost of $2,500. nin 4VIIEPEAS, the- Oooncil of. the said There is greater interest, the rotvnship of Tuckersmll% are of the We have authorized the chairman opinion that action should be taken to cor-. speaks); continued, in shop and of this committee and the chairman rest tMs situation, home •economics classes, 1001 only in of the agricultural committee to in. TkoEaotod E,. be it enacted and. it is hereby the high schools, but . in public enacted g vestigate the property owned by the 'run! all chit& n 15 years of, age and under scllooli. Pupils are interested in Canada Company and lying in the must be elf rho streets. by the boor of nine business courses also. southern portion of.the County, We o clock in. the afternoon from April 1st to oetober1t' and by. the hour of eight There is, a. trend toward science, .have authorized them to obtain an o'clock in sthe afternoon from October 1st `is evidenced by the large enrolment option wi h power to purchase if od 01'ilguardiantaor nna�tltnbt aimointed by in this department at the universi this land can be procured at a paries the parents or guardian to accompany such ties. • Aeronautics and engineering not exceeding 55.00 per acre. Read a' first time this sea nay of Nevem - T. are appealing to young men. The committee recommended that bel, 1045, t 7 Novi Many other.' boys, he predicted, will T, j ,Patterson, county engineer, Read a second time this ala day o ember, 1045. Read a third time and finally papaod, sign- ed m,(1 sealed this 3rd day of November, 1945 ) . P. CHESNEY ARTHUR N1:OHOLSON Clerk Reeve point •their courses toward the On- be requested to sit hi witfh the con- tario Agricultural Cc:lege, servation and reforestration ccs lnit-' The operation of school buses tee as he is vitally interested in re - provides an opportunity for stn forestration, particularly as it per- McConnell & Hays Barristers, Solicitors, Eto, Patrick D. McConnell, H. Glenn Hays SEAFORTH, ONT. Telephone 174 E. C. CHAMBERLAIN The Second Division Court County of Huron Office in the Dominion Bank Build- ing, Seaforth. Office hours:— Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1.30 p.m. to 6 p.m, Saturday evening, 7.30 p.m, to 9 p.m. Watson & Reid REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT. All kinds of Insurance risks effect- ed at lowest rates in First -Class, Companies. The McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. HEAD OFFICE — SEAFORTH Ont. Officers President, W. R. Archibald, Sea. forth; Vice President, Frank Me, Gregor, Clinton; Sec.-Treas. and Manager, M, A. Reid, Seaforth, DI rectors W. R. Archibald, Seaforth; Frank McGregor, Clinton; Alex Broadfoot, Seaforth; Chris Leonhardt, Born- holm; H, J. Trewartha, Clinton; John L. Malone, Seaforth; Alex Mo• Ewing, Blyth; Hugh .Alexander, Walton; George Leitch, Clinton. Agents John E. Pepper, Brucefleld; R. F. MoKeroher, Dublin; J. F. Prueter, Brodhagen; George A. Watt, Blyth. Parties desirous to effect insurance or transact other business, will be promptly attended to by applications to any of the above named officers addressed to their respective post Meas. SEAFORTH CLINIC Dr. E. A. McMaster, MB., Graduate of University of Toronto. The Clinic is fully equipped with complete and modern x-ray and other up-to-date diagnostic and thereuptic equipment. Dr. F,-3, R. Forster, Specialist in Diseases of the Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat, will be at the Clinic the first Tuesday in every month from 3 to , 6 p.m. Free well -baby clinic will be held on the second and last Thursday in every month from 1 to 2 p.m. JOHN A, GORWILL, B.A.,M.D. Physician and Surgeon In Dr, H. H. Ross' office, Phone 6 J MARTIN W. STAPLETON, B.A., M.D. Physician and Surgeon Successor to Dr, W. C. Sproat Phone 90 W Seatert}l DR, F. J. R. FORSTER Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Graduate' in Medicine, University of Toronto, Late Assistant New York Ophthalmic and Aural Institute, Moorefleld's Eye, and Golden Square throat hospitals, London, Eng. At Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, third Wednesday in each month from 2 to 4 p,m, Also at Seaforth Clinic first Tuesday in each month. -58 Waterloo St., Stratford, Telephone 287. G. A. WHITNEY Successor to Holmes & Whitney • Funeral Director MAIN ST., SEAFORTH Ambulance Service, " Adjustable Hos• pital Bed tor rent. Agent for Mitchell Nursery Flowers,' Phone 119. Nights and Holidays 66 FARM FOR. SALE 100 acres all under cultivation, brick dwelling, good buildings, 20 ac. fall wheat, 30 ac. plowed, 26 ac, clover seeded. hydro available. Lots of water. 4 ilei. to Bayfield, 31/2 to Varna.. Norman Stephenson, 'Varna. FOR SALE 0 -Room Frame House. 165050, Totvn Water, e.,d cellar." Situated on Coleman Street. House with barn. Situated on Main Street, South. 50 Acre Farm, Twp. Tuckeremith. Good Brick House, Bank Barn, Poultry House and Driving :Shed, Immediate possession. 78 Acre 'Farm, Tlvp. Tuckersmith, Prams House, Dank. •Barn, Driving S1,ed, Hog Pen. Good bush with spring therein. flso have Listed farms in McKillop. E: C. CHAMBERLAIN Insurance & Real Estate Seaforth,: Ontario Phones: 234 Office Res. 220 Notice TOWN OF SEAFORTH Clerk's Notice of First Posting of Voters' Lists, 1945,.Town of Sea - forth, County of Huron,' Notice is hereby given that I have complied with Section 8 of the Vot- ers' Lists Act and that I have posted up at my office at Seaforth on the 17th day of November, 1945, the lists of all persons entitled to vote in the said Municipality at :municipal elections and that such lists remain there fon: inspection. And I hereby call upon all voters' to take immediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions correct- ed according to law, the last day for appeal being the 3th clay of De- cember, 1945, Clerk' of. the Town of Seaforth.