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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1954-04-09, Page 4lassified Ads 'ossified Ads Inserted At New Low Cash Rates FOR SALE, WANTED, LOST AND FOUND, ETC -Per Word: fat Week 1 Cent 2nd Week %�a Cent Srd Week % Cent Minimum charge, each insertion... 25 Cents Each figure. initial and abbreviation counts as one word. Cards of Thanks, In Memoriam Notices, Coming Events -1 cent per word. 60 centa per week. &Inquiries may be directed to a Box No.. a/o The Huron Expositor. for 10 cents extra. Tali cents additional will be charged if ads in above °lase are not paid within 10 days of date of final insertion. Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted free of charge Auction Sales, Notices to Creditors, Etc. -Rates on application. • Minimum. Coming Events THERE WILL BE AN AFTERNOON 1 Tea at the home of Mrs. E. A. Mc- Master on Friday, April 30, from 3 to 5 p.m., to be sponsored by the Fireside -Group of First Presbyterian Church. 4501-1 AN INVITATION IS SENT TO ALL TO come and enjoy dancing at the Crystal Palace Ballroom, Mitchell. every Friday night, to the tousle of Clarence Petrie and the Night Hawks. 448842 Next week dance will be held Thursday, April 15. instead of Friday. Wanted BOARDERS WANTED - .WCOMMODA- tion for two or three male boarders. Apply Box 351. HURON EXPOSITOR_ 4501x2 WANTED -LARGE DOLL CARRIAGE in good condition; also tricycle. Ap- ply to Box 315, HURON EXPOSITOR, or Phone 109J, Seaforth. 4501-1 BOARDERS WANTED - OR WOULD give a good home to elderly compan- ionable lady.' Apply Box 310, HURON EXPOSITOR, or PHONE 678-R, Seaforth. 4501x1 Property For Sale Help Wanted A I.9S CLERK WANTED --CAPABLE S of taking charge. Apply CRICH'S BAKERY. J. C. Crich. 4501x1 WANTED -CATHOLIC COUNTRY GIRL or young woman for general house- work. Write MRS. M. FOLEY, Neustadt, Ont. 4500x4 FOREMAN FURNITURE FINISHER, fully experienced, for top-quality, pro- gressive manufacturer. Our foreman re- tiriner through age. Pleasant working conditions, steady employment, group in- surance. etc. Enclose photograph and ive full details in first letter in confi- dence. Box 314. HURON EXPOSITOR - 4501 -2 FOR SALE -LN HENS ALL. 7 -ROOM solid brick house with garage and large garden, slate roof, heavy duty wired. four -piece bath with copper piping : built- in cupboards in kitchen with tiled floor; hot air furnace and full basement. Close to church and post office and well located. For information apply to Box 306, HUR- ON EXPOSITOR. 4495-1 FOR SALE -- 200 - ACRE HIGHWAY farm, with good buildings: hydro;' water: 35 acres hush, Must be sold, 100 -ACRE Highway farm with very fine modern buildings ; hydro: water: good soil. Be sure and see this farm. Terms. 75 ACRES. 5 acres bush. balance rood I workable land ; good buildings : hydro. On good .road, close to school and highway. DWELLINGS in Blyth, Dungannon and Wingham. Farm listings wanted. CECIL WHEELER (Realtor) Blyth, Ont. Phone 88 4499-3 ACCOUNTANT EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT FOR office and credit manager of progres- sive, well -rated manufacturer Western Ontario. Must be good cost man. Excel- lent future for alert, resourceful, ambitious man. Kindly eeclose photograph and give full details and salary desired in first let- ter in donfidence. Box 312, HURON EX- POSITOR. 4501-2 For Sale YOUNG MAN For Employment in Newspaper Shop The person we are thinking of is prob- ably in his teens and is one who has a .sincere desire to learn a trade. Apply in own handwriting. giving age, ei::cat ion and salary expected. to THE HURON EXPOSITOR FEMALE BOOKKEEPER -CLERK REQUIRED FOR EMPLOYMENT IN WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE apply in own handwriting, stating age, experience and salary required. THE HURON EXPOSITOR Seaforth - Ontario Teachers Wanted ANTED FOR SALE - QUANTITY TIMOTHY 1 seed; 55 bushel. LEWIS BOLTON. Protestant Teacher Phone B40 r 22. Seaforth. 4498x4 FOR SALE - QUANTITY OF RED Clover seed. Apply JAMES LANDS - BOROUGH. Phone Seaforth, 665 r 16. 4501-1 'FOR SALE --FIVE TONS SECOND -CUT hay, alfaHa and red clover mixture. Apply WM. L. BOYD, 848 r 41, Seaforth, 4501x1 FOR SALE -1 LARGE SIZE QUEBEC coal heater, in first -clans condition. Ap- ply FRANK SSMLALE, Seaforth. 4501x1 Personals U YGIENIC SUPPLIES (R U B BE S • Good.). mailed postpaid in plain. sealed nveiope with price list, 6 eamplee 2 1 samples 61.00. Mall -Order Dept. 'TM. V O V A -RUBBER CO., Box 91. Hamilton. •nt Livestock Wanted enEA.D, DISABLED HORSES OR COWS ▪ ' removed free of charge. For prompt and efficient service. phone 'STONES" ollect. Ingersoll 21. or ,Seaforth 655 r 8. S 5. No. 9, , McKILLOP. MODERN School. Enrolment 12 pupils. Duties to commence September. Applications re- ceived until April 20. Apply, stating qualifications and salary expected. to WILLIAM J. DENNIS, Secretary -Treasurer, R. It. 1, Walton. R SALE --QUANTITY OF. GALORE I .Barley. MRS. HELEN KALI CHU K.I R.R. 4. Walton. Phone 831 r 24. Seaforth. 4,01x2 SEALED TENDERS WILL BE RECEIV- , FOR SALT QUANTITY MIXED GRAIN ed until April 20, by .1. A. 1fcKE'V- for seed. JFROSIE MANLF,Y. R.R. '2, 7.fE. R: R. a, Seaforth, for the purchase Walton. Phone 45 r 4. Dublin. of his farm. Lot 13. Concession 2, Tucker. 4501x1'smith. Inspection invited. 4501= 4501-1 Tenders Wanted TENDERS FOR SALE -HARDWOOD TOPS, CUT; tli'is winter. MRS. HELEN KALI TENDERS CHUK, R.R. 1, Walton. Phone 031 r 21. 4501x2 TENDERS WILL RE RECEIVED FOR FOR SALE -NUMBER OF USED SHEL-' 1 sale of the property w the la at I Mary Reale, in McKillop Township, at tern; also feed grain. MOORE'S 1 Dublin. up to April 15, 1051. Highest or POULTRY FARM. Seaforth. Phone 647 I say t, nder not nrce•..carily accepted. r 31. 4501-1 LAI-P.EN('I•: REALE. g10511") FOR SALE -TIMOTHY, . ALFAL- .'di Queen St_ Stratford. 1. fa. red clover seed, sweet clover seed. Executor. Apply to JOHN THOMPSON. Phone 4.`531 1501--1 r 31. Seaforth. 4501-1 POR SALE -HOME GROWN ALFALA seed, 910.00 per bushel: clover seed. • $1:1.00 per bushel while it lasts. Phone 690 r 22. Hensell. H. C. WRIGHT & SON. Cromarty. 4501-1 Baby Chicks CHICKS Auction Sales AUCTION SALE 05' HOUSEHOLD FY- fects, in the Village of Hensel'. on Saturday, April 17th, at 1 p.m.: Kitchen table and china' cabinet; chairs; cloak; 2 radios; dining room table and chairs; an- tique walnut pie crust table: sofa bed; 2 occasional chairs: commode chair : Ray- mond drophead sewing machine; small table: rocking chairs; settee and chairs; 2 beds, springs' and mattresses ; 2 dressers and chest of drawers ; washstand ; bath- room scales ; basin and pitcher : trunk ; Edison phonograph: Thor washing ma- chine; dishes: bedding'; fruit and fruit jars : tools' 2 -ton stake Dodge truck. '37 model; 100 feet garden hose; other articles too numerous to mention. Terms --Lash. ESTATE OF LATE MR. THOMAS BUTT; Harold Jackson, Auctioneer; E. P. Ches- ney. Clerk; John and Roy Butt, Execu- tors; Elmer Bell, Exeter, Solicitor. 4501-2 FOR SALE -MOTORBIKE (CORGIE) ; ,BRAY CHICKS -- DO YOU WANT new paint job, good running order: dual purpose' hirna et Grade A good tires and tubes : 125 ; Large for markets - good markets? We W hve miles per gal- birds the table mark Ms ^ We have ion. Bargain for quick sale. DON Mc- : them. Immediate shipment. Day-old, KTNDSEY. Phone 21 3301x21 started. Canadian Approved. Breeds like volt SALE- QUANTITY OF POWER- I Sussex, Rocks. Columbian Rocks. Light )Sussex, Aleck Australorp, N.H. or N.H. .cleaned red clover seed. Peiced $15.00 crosses. Many others too. New price list bushel. Also used baby 'buggy : priced starts pullets from. 916.90. Get our full. reasonably: Apply ROSS • GORDON. complete price list soon. FRED W. BRAY Phone 349 r 21, Seaforth. 4501x1 LIMITED, 120 John N., Hamilton, Ont. If you know a good man who would act in this locality as our agent, send us his name. Good commission, with advertising to back him up). FOR SALE -USED CAR PARTS FOR Fords, 1920.19 t0 : Chevs. 1932-1941; Plymouths. DeSotos. Dodges. Oldn and Pontiac,, ete. Our location saves you money. CUDMORE'S GRAVEL. Phone 171 r 3, Exeter. 4499-6 Notices NOTICE - WILL SHARPEN LAWN mowers. Will pick up and deliver. Phone JOHN MacLEAN, 649 r 3, Sea - forth. 4501-tf VU ACU�L CLEANER REPAIRS ON ALL makes ; 22 years' experience. We pick up and deliver. PHONE 162-W, Seaforth. 4482-tf RDIAO REPAIRS -FOR ALL KINDS of radios. at TERRY'S RADIO RE- PAIR, opposite Dick House, Seaforth. Phone 347-R. 436844 ATTENTION, FARMERS I - PROMPT. courteous collection of all dead and disabled farm animals. Call collect, ED. ANDREWS, 051 r 11. Seaforth. or 235, Exeter. Associated with Darling & Co., of Canada Ltd. 4399-tf ATTENTION. FARMERS! - McICILLOP Fire Insurance, Western Farmers' Wind „Insurance, Ontario Automobile As - sod', (b.A.A.), Hospitalization Insninnce, Accident and Sickness Insurance, and North American Life Insurance. Consult FIRIC H- MJJNROE, Seaforth. AOCOMMODATION REQUIRED FOR Air Force personnel stationed at Clin- ton. If you have a house. epnrtment, furnished or unfurnished, to rent. please ea11 STATION HOUSING OFFICE at Clinton, 382; local 252. 4436-tf • FREE SERVICE To Farmers r`r"r WASTES MONET ON MINER- " .1. your land does not need. We will; eithetit charge to Esti, take samples of atdieell Muth In your flplds end have them CALL Topnotch Feeds,. Limited. PROWS 18 or $78 4484-W Notices To Creditors NOTICE to CREDITORS AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK and Ma8hinery, at Lot 27, Concession 13, Grey Township, 24_. south and 6 miles west of Brussels, on Wednesday, April 14, at 1 p.m.: CATTLE -15 choice Western Hereford steers, approximately 900 to 950 pounds each. MACHINERY -John Deere Model AR Tractor, fully equipped. six months' time can be arranged by seeing proprietor before sale day; 3 -furrow John Deere plow on rubber; 10 -foot spring tooth John Deere cultivator, used one season: John Deere tractor spreader (new) ; (all above John Deere machinery is practically new) ; 1 Cockshutt culti- packer; 4 -section harrows. 18 -foot; Me - Cormick -Deering drophead hay loader; 2 - wheel trailer with stock rack and hay rack: stoneboat; wheelbarrow ; 2,000-tb. Renfrew scales: quantity of lumber and plank : set of sloop sleighs with flat rack ; 75 cedar post:: 12 anchor posts: barrels; whiffletrees: chains: feed sacks and other articles; 12 bunches cedar shingle's; slope scraper: 1S -inch Bob -a -Lawn power mow- er ; hand mower ; 10(1 cement brick ; 100 4 -inch tile. GRAIN -300 bushels mixed grain. POULTRY- -- 400 Hybrid hens. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS •- Electric wash- ing machine : quantity other articles. Terms Cash. R, W. WHITFIELD, Pro- prietor; Harald Jackson, Auctioneer: E. P. Chesney. Clerk.. 4501-1 In the Estate of ELIZABETH REGELE ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against the Estate of Elizabeth Regele, of the Township of McKillop, County of Huron, Widow, deceased, who died on or about the 14th day. of March. 1954, are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 30th day of April. 1954, after which date the assets will he distributed. having regard only to claims 'then re- ceived. DATF,D at Seaforth. this 2nd day of April, 1454. ALV1N W. SILLERY, Seaforth, Ontario, Solicitor for. the Estate. 4501-8 NOTICE to CREDITORS In the Estate of ISAAC HUDSON ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against. the Estate of Isaac Hudson, late of the Town of Seaforth, in the County of Huron, Produce ,Dealer, deceas- ed, who died on the 23rd day of February, 1954, are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the under- signed on or before the 10th Clay of April. 1954, after which date the assets will be distributed, having regard only to claims then received. DATED at Seaforth, this 2nd day of April, 1954. McCONNELL & HAYS, Seefortb, Ontario, Solicitors for the Executor. 4501-2 Cards of Thanks MR. J. SIMKINS WISHES TO EX- pTess his sincere appreciation of the many kindnesses extended to him while he was in the hospital. He also wishes to thank the doctors and nurses for their kindness and thoughtfulness. 4501x1 T WISH TO EXPRESS MY SINCERE thanks and appreciation to all my friends. who sent flowers, treats, cards. etc., and who visited me during my stay in Scott Memorial Hospital and while con- fined at home. I would like to extend my appreciation to the doctors who attended me and also the nurses and staff of the Hospital, who were so attentive and kind. 4501-1 D. H. WILSON I WISH TO EXPRESS MY SINCERE' a reciation and thanks to all neigh- bors g bors and friends who remembered me with cards, flowers and treats and those who visited me during my stay in hospital and at home. Special thanks to the nurses and staff of Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea - forth, and also to Dr. Gorwill, who were so helpful. A sincere thank you. 4501-1 WILLIAM COWAN Sell that Unnec'ess ry piece of furniture through- a ninon. E1pO!b tor Classified Ad, Phone 41. Births CADING-At Scott Memorial Hospital, on April 4, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carling, 259 Oxford St.. London, a son. DE KROON--At ScottMemorial Hospital, nn•April 6. to Mr. and Mrs. Paul De Kroon.' R.R. 2. Dublin. a son. DICK At St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener. on April 3. to 'Mr. and Mrs. John Dick nee Peggy Trapnell ). New Hamburg, a daughter -Susan Peggy, HAM ;Mr. and Mrs. Wesley D. Ham, of Cochrane. Ont.. wish to announce the birth of a son on April 3. 1954, at Coch- rane Hospital. HEAGLF.--Mr. and Mrs. Doug. E. Heagle l.yn Colbert) are happy to announce the birth of a daughter, Mamie Eliza- beth, on March 20. 1951, at Mount Ham- ilton Hospital. Deaths THE HURON EXPOSITOR Hensall News of the Week Mr. W. R. Dougall received word of the death of his aunt, Mrs. Robert Dougall, -who died at the home of her son, Eugene, in Win- nipeg, Man., after a lingering ness. The former Elizabeth Mc- Guire, she was born at lateen and is survived by one son, Eugene, and one daughter, Mrs. Carrothers (Margaret), both of Winnipeg. D.D,G.M. Albert Keys, of Exeter Lodge, paid his official visit to Hensel' Lodge 223, I.O.O.F., Tues- day evening. A pleasant evening was enjoyed and lunch served. P.D.G.M. Earl Campbell extended a vote of thanks to Mr. Keys for his services throughout the year. Mrs. L. Simpson left Wednesday for Detroit, to visit with 'members of her family. Her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. Vothe, left for a vacation in Florida. Holy Week Services Interdenominational services, ar- ranged by the three churches of Hensall, during Holy Week are as follows: Tuesday, 7:30, St. Paul's Anglican Church: speaker, Rev. J. B. FOX; Wednesday, 7:30, Carmel Presbyterian Church; speaker, Rev. W. J. Rogers; Friday, 7:30, Hensall United Church: speaker, Rev. Nor- man Knox. These services are op- en to all residents of Hensall and district. On Good Friday morning there will be a service, at Carmel Church, conducted by the minister. AGAR In Clinton Hositital. cin Saturday, April 3, Robert W. Agar, of McKillop. in hi. :6th year. BELL In Seaforth on Tuesday. April 6, John 1,snsdowne Bell. beloved husband of Catherine Frazer: dear father of .Isbn 1•'., Hullett : Duncan A., North Vanoou ver, in his 71)4 year. HART On Saturday. March 27, 1954. at his home. 01 ndrith St... Toronto. ('harks C. H:, rt in his 89th year, belov- ed. husband of the late Agnes Scott Walker, father of C. Reg, Bertha Gladys V, t Mrs, J. J. Hannon). Jack E., Jean 51 ,Mrs, G. Good) and Cress- well. Rest"rl at the Earle Elliott Fun- eral Home. 2287 Yonge St, Memorial service conducted in the chapel Tuesday, 3 p.m. Rev, Kenneth I. Cleator officiat- ed. Interment Resthaven Memorial Gar- dens. HOLLAND -In Dublin, on Thursday,April 1, Barbara' Eckert, beloved wife of the lute G. K.. -Holland, in her 91st year. Be thrifty! Phone 41. Sea - forth. Classifiedads. are re- sult -getting. The Huron Expos- ito r, Your ear needs a Springy hang° \ ,too I.. /i fr I Before you drive your car into a new season, your car should be checked "bumper to bumper" by our experts. Let us "spring - condition" your car ... now , , - before the rush begins. The cost is really moderate. Our Change -over Service Includes • Tune up engine • Check and adjust valves • Clean and re -gap spark plugs • Clean and fill battery • Adjust fan belt • Inspect ignition system - , . time it scientifically • Clean filters • Adjust carburetor • Flush cooling system • Tighten hose connections • Lubricate front wheels • Drain and re -fill crankcase • Lubricate chassis • Inspect tires You'll save $$$$$$ by seeing us now! Ans�n Gilbert Motors Fire In Trailer Hensall firemen responded quick- ly to a fire at 12:15 a.m. Thursday In a $5,000 modern trailer home owned by George Parker. Mr. Par- ker had got up to attend their four -months -old baby and noticed that the oil stove had exploded and that fire was coming through the floor. He and his brother ripped off the aluminum sheathing. from underneath, enabling the firemen to pour water on the fire. •The trailer was badly damaged, but not destroyed. STANLEY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL AREA Annual Report for the Year ending December 31, 1953 RECEIPTS Balance on hand, January 1 Provincial Grants Township Grant on Teachers' Section Tax Levy Fees from Out -of -Area. Children From other sources $ 12,645.61 7,910.46 Salaries 3,000.00 1 0,372.78 Robert Allan Presented With Camera At Clinton 98.00' 36.00 TOTAL RECEIPTS $ 34,062.85 Instruction Instructional Supplies Administration Plant Operation Plant. Maintenance Auxiliary Services Transportation Capital Outlays Balance on hand EXPENDITURES Robert Allan, Brucefield, who has been selected as one of four over- seas delegates from the Ontario Junior Farmers to be a guest of the British Young Farmers for two and a half months this summer, was honored by the Huron County Junior Farmers' Association. At the leaders' workshop which was 'held in Clinton, be was pres- ented with a camera by Lois Jones, Clinton, first vice-president of the County Junior Institute, while Miss laargaret Holland, past president of the Clinton Junior Institute read an address. Howard Pym, R.R. 1, Centralia, president of the county association, was chairman for a brief program. $ 11,730.60 1,699.20 780.75 2.675.14 527.76 202.60 453.00 174.50 15,721.30 $ 34,062.85 Amount of Superannuation. deducted $ 716,40 Total wages to non -teaching employees A. M. HARPER, Auditor. 2,099.11 T. B. BAIRD, Secretary -Treasurer Hensall Council to Decide DST Later The regular meeting of Hensall Council was held Monday evening at 8 p.m. in the council chamber, with all members present. Min- utes of the spt'cial and last regular meeting were read and adopted on notion of Parke and Jones. W. Riley appeared, re •the cars parking in front of his garage, and asked for some protection against the sante. A delegation from Hay Township Federation of Agriculture composed of R. Dick, :Werner and Pepper, appeared . and asked that the Daylight Saving Time be chang- ed from April 25 to May 30, • and from September 26 to August 29. The same is to be looked into and suitable action taken. S. Rannie appeared regarding the condition of the sidewalk at Queen and: Wellington Sts., also the park- ing of cars on the same. This js to be looked after Iby the street com- mittee. elarnalweessisoweessmii Clarke Garage Entered Wednesday Evening The garage of M. E. Clarke was entered for the second time in two months late Wednesday night when entry was made by breaking a pane of glass and unlocking the door. A few packages of cigarettes were removed. Provincial Constable Gordon Ferris is investigating. Wm. Murray Celebrates 91st Birthday Friday Mr. William Murray, well known resident of town, will mark his 91st birthday on Friday. Mr. Mur- ray is hale and hearty and takes a walk every day. He seldom miss- es coming for his mail. The Exposi- tor and a host of friends extend congratulations and best wishes on this ocoasion. E. R. Davis reported regarding the work on the trees, stating the same would take some time to do a good job; also that Mill S•t.'need- ed ,grading; also regarding work done by the Bell Telephone last fall needing attention. He also men- tioned the Hall needing .some re- pairs, especially upstairs; also ask- ed about the transients. He was in- structed to stop is:$uing meal tick- ets the last of the month. ' J. A. Paterson reported as hay, ing received. $3.290 in tax prepay- ments and the tax arrears of 1953 as being $900.82, 'He also reported poor success in collecting the fees for the pumping of water out of cellars, and was instructed to col- lect the' same in full at once. He also reported about the 1953 tax roll. On motion of lioy and Luker, the Treasurer was instructed to collect the tax arrears at once and to hand in the tax roil at the next meeting. May 3. Correspondence was read as fol- lows: Huron' County Health Unit, annual report; Town of Exeter; Department of National Revenue; Robert Cook; T. Pryde; -s ocia- tion of Assessing Officers; Huron County Federation 'o•f Agriculture; Department of Education, Com- munity Programs Branch: Public Trustee; Gordon McCaffery; W. R. Dougall. re by-law; Ontario Muni- cipal Board; Department of Muni- cipal Affairs; Harrison & Com- pany; Midland Securities, The sante were considered and filed. On'. motion of Hoy and Jones, th.e.Reeve, Assessor and Clerk were instructed to attend the•meeting in Palmerston on April 9, Bills and accounts were read as follows: H. B. Horton, meals for transients, $2.55; Hensall P.U.C., Hydro. Hall, $17.93; L. Oesch, sal- ary, police, $4S; C. Reid, snowplow- ing. $51; R. Cook Motor Sales, trucking, $57; R. Venner, labor, trucking, $28.50; Drysdale Hard- ware, supplies, F.D. $27.60, Hall $3.39; Receiver General, income tax $3.10j; E. R. Davis, salary $96.90, $100, mileage $4.20; C. Kipfer, post- age, $5; A. W. Kerslake, expenses, Toronto, $40; J. A. Paterson, ex- penses, Toronto and. cartage, $41; Bell Telephone, service, $18.015; Sickle Seagrave Ltd., supplies, F.D. $158.68; J. A. Paterson, fire insur- ance, Hall, $64; F. G. Bonthron, fire insurance, Hall, $88; L. S. Eller, coal Hall $37.20, trucking $15; E. Fink, supplies F.D., repairs, $2.32; London Concrete Machinery, re- pairs to pump, $24.37; J. Bengough, repairs, F.D. $10.15, tractor $48.50. Total. $1,022.94. On "motion of Luker and Parke the accounts were ordered paid. A Smile or Two KIPPEN - Mrs. Alex McGregor spent Mon- day visiting friends in Preston. Mr. Norman Dickert visited on Wednesday afternoon with his mother, Mrs. Dickert, of Clifford. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Workman and Billy visited in London on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Dickert and Patsy, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jacques, of Clifford, and Mr. and Mrs. Anson Wolfe and Grant, of Melbourne, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rickert and Merle. On Monday evening a few Kip - pen ladies attended a British knit demonstration at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGregor. Her sis- ter, Mrs. Joyce Riley, of Seaforth, was the demonstrator. A fine. dis- play of sweaters, lingerie, under- wear, boys' and girls' outerwear were, exhibited. At the close of the evening refreshments were served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lostell visited on Saturday with the latter's sis- ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLeod, of Wingham. Drs. James Jarrott, of London, Gilbert C, Jarrott, of Stratford, and Miss Etta Jarrott, of Toronto, visit- ed their mother, Mrs- Catherine Jarrott over the weekend. We are sorry to report Mr, Eddie McBride is not well and hope for a speedy recovery. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dow'son included: Mr. and Mrs. 'Norman Stanlake. Exeter; Mr, and Mrs. William Cook, Gode- rich. Indignant woman to luscious - looking librarian: "Funny you haven't that book. My husband said you .had everything." • A rabbit and a lion entered a restaurant and' parked themselves at the counter. "Cee :head of let- tuce," ordel'ed the rabbit. "No dressing." The waiter pointed to the lion. "What'll your friend have?" he asked. Nothing," "What's the matter? Isn't he hungry?" 'ITbe rabbit regarded him square- ly in the eye. "Look," he said, '9•f this lion was hungry, do you thins Pd be sitting here?" CROMARTY Tuckersrith Council Meets Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Colgnhoun and two ,sons, Laurie and Tom, called on Sunday evening at the at ham of Mr. and Mrs. T. Scott., e Mr. and Mfrs. Thomas Gillespie and two daughters, of Komoka, vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. T. L. 'Scott re- cently. Mrs. Verna McKellar, of Clinton, called on Mr. and Mrs. Ross Houghton. Sunday evening. Mrs. M. Houghton and grandson, Billie, and Mrs. Lindsay McKellar visited with Mrs, Helen Dalrymple and Mrs. Verna McKellar in Clin- ton Thursday. Severalof the members of the Young People's Society- attended the spring rally 'held at Monkton on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay McKellar and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott at- tended the 62nd wedding annivers- ary of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colqu- houn at Staffa. Miss Marguerite Duncanson, of Toronto, spent the week with her parents, Rev. R. Duncanson and. Mrs, Duncanson. Mr. and Mrs. F. Glossop and daughter, Bette, visited with friends in Listowel on Sunday. Margaret Walker spent the week end in London with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Currie, and also visited,with Mary B. Currie in Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Francis, of Woodstock, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Scott and M'r. and Mrs. Andrew McLachlan. Miss Mary Sharp, of London, spentthe weekend with Caroline Walker, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto; Walker. - Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sorsdahl and daughters visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Neil Lamond in Lon - den,. .1. Tuckersmith Municipal Council• met in the Town Hall, Seaforth, on 'Tuesday at 2 p.m. All members were present and the Reeve pre- sided. No action was taken on a 'petition presented by the Federa- tion of Agriculture for brucellosis control, as the same was not suf- ficiently signed by a two-thirds ma- jority lajority of cattle owners. James Love, municipal auditor, presented his report for 1953. This report showedan operating surplus of $2,108.56 for the year 1953 and an accumulated surplus of $11,- 163.05. William Cameron, member from Tuckersmith to the Scott Memorial Hospital Board, reported to Coati- ell ouncil on activities of the hospital dur- ing 1953. The reeve was authorized to sign gravel contracts in dupli- cate with the Levis Contracting Co. for approximately 12,000 cubic yards gravel to be laidon roads in 1954. The Township joined the As- sociation of Mayors and Reeves. " The Clerk was instructed to ap- ply to the 'H:E.P.C. to have one adr ditional street light installed in the Egmondville system, adjoining J. Barry's residence. Council acknowledged receipt of a report on the McCullie Drain Im- provement and reading of the same will be on Saturday, April 17, at 8:30 p.m. Council decided to ad- vertise for tenders for spraying roads for weed control. Council ordered 400 bags of cem- ent for use in emergency, and are Y. P. S. Meets The Young People's Society met Sund•Oy evening in the basement of the church with Shirley Wallace presiding. The Scripture lesson was read by Joy Vivian, followed with prayer by Mrs. T. L. Scott. Wilma Harper read the story. The topic was in charge of Mrs. T. L. Scott. - "I have. no secrets from any Wife," 3 "Nor have I. I only thought I had." znrm+�M1up APRIL 9,. 1954 contacting Pollard Brea, at thew row, regarding applying WOWS chloride to siretrta in Egmondeas and Brncelleld: ,• Accounts passed included: eala199 les and allowances, $413; Wafter, $7.18; roads` $2,555.43; warblel" $98; printing and supplies, $48.212 insurance premium, $$43.86; mem- bership fees, 110; registering Urea and deaths, 1963, $4.15;q $23.20. SPECIAL PRICES - on - OTACO IMPLEMENTS Last Year's Stock Call at COLLIN' SERVICE STATION PHONE 667 r 12 SEAFORTI8 Situated on Highway 810. S Euchre & Dance HENSALL Town Hall FRIDAY, APRIL Stle Cards at 8:30 pane. MURDOCH'S ORCHESTRA. Ladies pl bring Tuna LUCKY LU CH TICKET Under the picas of iKippes East Wom 's Institute Admission - SO Cents FOWL BINGO Auspices Bayfield Lions Club WEDNESDAY, APRIL 114th at 8 p.m. TOWN HALL, BAYFIELD 35 GAMES For Famous Cudmore Turkeys and Geese Draw Will Take Place For 21 -inch TV Set Admission Free MICKLE'S CHECKERBOARD NEWS Hensall We welcome All you Readers to our first Checkerboard News Edition. We sincerely hope that you enjoy this weekly news column. The firm also hopes that our service and help to you can be- beneficial -and make you more profits. ...Approved PURINA CUSTOM MIXING SERVICE in t i;twit.■-7. ■ 7 • ■'-R..■'►' -1111 III • Ill II P ce MANY DAIRYMEN' in this area report calves fed Calf Startena are weighing 50-60 lbs. more at 4"months than the standard used by Morrisson. More than 1,000 calves have been raised on this program at the Purina Research Farm. Highest death loss any year was 2 calves. It's our observa- tion that you can count on bet- ter growth, less scours, and well-developed heifers in pro- duction months earlier when the Purina Calf program is fol- lowed. Phone 103 A MODERN,. WELL-EQUIP- PED ELL-EQ?PPED MILL. is at your servfes to Grind and Mix your grains properly with Purina Concen- trates to give you Top Results: TWO PURINA FEEDING AD- VISORS are thoroughly train- ed, by Purina to help yon with your troubles. If you .have any problems ask for either Bill Clement or Bill Mickle, and they would' be happy to help you. LET'S GET ACQUAINTED ! Next time you're in town, drop in and say "Howdy°. Tell us about your feeding and sanitation problems. Could be we could be of service to you, since our people are trained by •Purina and have lots of experience too, in helping farmers around here. Don't forget we have a date. SEE THESE GUARANTEED VALUES AT Huron County's Finest Market for USED CARS 1953 CHEV. STANDARD SEDAN 1953 PONTIAC SEDAN 2-1962 CHEW. STYI2iLTNE SEDANS 1962 PONTIAC SEDAN 1951 OHEV. DE LTJXE SEDAN -Fully equipped 1951 OBEY. POWEIR(1L1DE EiLE.ETL[NE REDAIN-Fully equipped. 1950 CHEV. STATION WAGON 1950 Off EV. DB LUXE COACH 2-1949 CHEV. SEDANS 21--11949 DODGE SEDANS 1948 FLEETLINNE COACH 1947 DODGE COACH 1946 POTTNIAQ SEDAN 1946 PONTIAC SWIPE • 1942 CHEV. FLEETI,1IVE COACH 1940 PONTIAC SEDAN 1940 FORD COACH TRUCKS 1946 CHEV. 2 -TON STAKE TRUNK 1 ARMY TRUCK 1949 CHEV. . j4 -TON PIOKUP 1942 DODGE 1 -TON TRUCK SPECIAL, -1952 CHEV. SEDAN--$11ms SPECIAL. -New No. 20 Cockshutt Tractor 0 A written guarantee for 60 days on all Late Model Cars MANY OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM BRUSSELS MOTORS B8� •--t ONTARIO !HONE 73 -X --/'The Home Of Seiler. Need C#rs" OPEN EVERY EVENING 4 mGy;�.eo.,,,�iA, '• ',1•4,‘11.1,f..••'111 J ] • / 1 1 4 • • • r, a ♦ r • z 4 i ♦. I ' ✓ r c 4 a t 6 • 4 4 5 • • , a v.