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Phone 527-0870 — Seaforth
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First quality Exterior Oil Base
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Legion Lady Bowlers Host
Annual Zone Tournament
The Legion Ladies' Auxiliary
to Branch 156, recently held
their fifth annual bowling tour-
nament at Seaforth Bowling
Lanes. Teams were present
from Goderich, Clinton, Wing -
Suggest
Cleaning
Tank Now
If the septic tank needs
cleaning, do it now before the
frost comes next. fall, advises
Professor R. W. 'Irwin, Ontario
Agricultural College.
`SMost septic' tanks fail, and
have to be replaced, simply be-
cause they haven't been cleaned
in time, this agricultural en-
gineer explains, "and this fre-
quently means replacing the
seepage bed."
As •a rule of thumb,, a septic
tank .. should be cleaned when
the sludge • of. the bottom plus
the scum on top equals one-
third of this liquid depth., which
is about every three to five
years. Lighted matches' 'should
not he used while making the
check: gases form in septic
tanks and may explode. The
build up of solids may (be mea-
suredr by using a stick or old
broomhandle.
Many septic tanks stop work-
ing because the tanks or seep-
age 'beds are too small. There-
fore, anyone building a septic
tank would be .wise to build
one • bigger than is presently
'needed.
Phone 527-1420
DUBLIN
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bannon,
Kingkora, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Maloney, Seaforth,,with. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Maloney.
Mr., and Mrs. Danny'Costello
and children, Kitchener, .. Mr.
and Mrs. Doug 14IcGilvery and
children, Londan,• with Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Costello. .
Miss Teresa Ryan,- London,
Mr. and . Mrs. Jack Ryan. and
'children, Seaforth; Miss Mary
Margaret Ryan, Kitchener, Mr.
and Mrs. Ewart Wilson and
children, Seaforth, with Mrs.
Patrick Ryan.
ham, Exeter, Hensall, Walker-' The low bowler, Jean Mc -
ton, Mitchell, Strathroy and
Seaforth.
The first prize went to Olin -
ton two, captained by Bealah
Wonch, 3080., They received the
Molson trophy. .
The second prize went • to
Wingham, with captain Graham
Adams, 2760. They received the
Legion Auxiliary Zone trophy.
The third prize went to Strath-
roy, captain ,Mary Kirk, 2730.
The low team was Exeter, 1924,
with Cora Wurm a captain.
Each girl received individual
gifts. The high - triple went to
Elsie Parsons of Mitchell, 681.
Runner up, Wanda McClinchey
of Hensall, 650. ` High single
went to Clinton, Anne Sackett
with 305. Runner up was Irma
Hartley, Clinton, 301.
Naughton of Walkerton. Three
girls`
bowled 'for our Branch
No. 156, and received Centen-
nial pins, Jean Kemp, Betty
Ewing and Mary Mennen.
The Hoover girls of Seaforth
provided us with several selec-
tions and also the three Dalton
children sang.
During the afternoon bingo
was played. Prizes were donated'
by the businesssnen of Seaforth.
Penny sale tickets were sold
on gifts donated by Auxiliary
members.
A. draw was made for a three-
piece Corning Ware set and a
,crockery TV •set. They were,
won by Mrs. Sack Frasier,' Sea -
forth and Mrs. Vivian Knight,
Clinton.
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Phone 527-0290
SERVICE;
Seaforth
BRODHAGEN
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith, Sea -
forth and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Diegel, Kitchener, visited on
Sunday with William Diegel:
Mrs. Les Weiterson, Born-
holm and Ars. John. E. Siemon,
Mitchell, visited on Sunday
with Mrs. August Hillebrecht.
Mrs. Louis Bennewies return-
ed. home from Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital on Friday.
Mrs. Lavern Wolfe; attended
a bridal 'shower at Campbell's
basement, Mitchell, for Laurie
Kink, preceeding the marriage
of her nephew Larry Hinz in
June on Saturday evening.
Mr. and .Mrs. Lorne Wolfe,
Marcel, Darrell and Dale, Kit•
chener, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Lavern Wolfe and visited his
father at Seaforth Community
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nowack
and family visited with: her par-
ents,, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ben-
newies on Sunday.
Mrs: Ed Prueter is a patient
in Seaforth Community Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Carton,
Niagara Falls, . New York, Mrs.
Irene Hinz, Hamilton, .visited
with_'1VIrs... Lena__ Elligsen _ last
week.
SAND and STONE
All kinds of -
GRAVEL -, FILL
CRUSHED .STONE
For Every Requirement
FRANK KUNG
LIMITED
Phone 527-1320 : Seaforth
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LAWNondGARDEN
PPLYCENTER
All Garden and Lawn Supplies in Stock
Seed - Fertilizer - Weed Sprays - Bonemeal
WIZARD SHEEP . MANURE
Fruit Tree, Shrub and Rose Sprays and Dusts
Phone 527-1910
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Seaforth
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Phone 52700530
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