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Alignme
Regular Price $9.50
Special Price
$4'25
including all camber, cas-
ter toe -in and steering
bar adjustments.
We have the finest and
most accurate front end
alignment equipment in
the county. We invite
you to see how your car
measures up for safety.
Save those: tires, be able
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-Phone X541 -- Seaforth
District. COiinciIs • Meet
GREY COUNCIL -
The tender of H. F. Donegan
for crushing and hauling 15,0n
yards of gravel at 70 cents was
accepted by Grey Council at its
March meeting.
In other business, council ao:
cepted the tender of John La-
mont for warble fly powder at
$4.50 per 15 -pound bag, powder
to be delivered to the inspec-
tor, Fred Smalldon, before
April lst.
Hired Charles Fischer . to
spray cattle at 9 cents per
head. '
Agreed that the - collector's
roll for 1963 be acceptedd
the collector be relieved of fur-
ther responsibility..
Concurred with the Agricul-
tural Committee of the /County
of Huron regarding the Rae
property; exempted from taxes
north part lot 3,• con. 18, assess-
ment $800, owned by the Coun-
ty of Huron.
Approved accounts for pay-
ment as follows: Frank Cowan
Co,, insurance, general .account,
$619.59; Federation of Agricul-
ture, $930.74; Wilbur Turnbull,
collector, balance salary, post-
age and exchange, $60; Hiem-
stra Nursing Horne, February
acct., $52.25; Queensway Nurs-
ing Home, February account,
$66.75; Twp. of Arthur, relief,
$17.31; Hyndman's Transport,
moving, welfare acct., $50; Dr.
J. Bruce Spence, welfare acct.,
$35; relief account, $25; C. R.
Dunbar, to Rural Municipalities
convention, $25; Archie Mann,
Glenn Huether, Kenneth 'Bray
For Complete
INSURANCE
on your
HOME, BUSINESS, FARM,
CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY
OR LIFE
SEE
and: -Lawson Wail, to. good
Roads convention, each $25.00;
C. $ G. Krauter- Co., install*
tion furnace, office, $570.00 ;
Bernard Ten Pas & Sons, ma-
terial and labor, office, $1,-
824.24; Orval Harrison, wiring
office, $232.59; Hilton Ward,
fox bounty, $4.60; Wm. Baillie,
fox bounty, $8.00; C. M. Steven-
son, fox bounty, $12.00; Robt.
L. Cunningham, fuel oil $19.64,
gas, fire truck $1.65; roads and
bridges, $2,968.32. Total, $7,-
622.08.
EAST WAWANOSH COUNCIL
East Wawanosh council met
with all the members present,
Reeve Snell presiding. Mr. Goss
of the Mid-W-estern Ontario De-
velopment Association, was pre-
sent requesting the council to
join the association, but no ac-
tion was taken.
Oliver Anderson and • Carl
Govier presented a petition
with a large number- of rate-
payers' signatures on it, asking
that the road closed in 1963 at
Auburn be opened 'again. The
reeve said he would present the
petition to the proper authori-
ties. W. S. Gibson was present
to renew insurance policies
that are due at present.
The tenders for warble fly
spraying were opened, f o r
warble fly inspector, Edgar
Wightman's tender' for $1.25 an
hour, he to find his own trans-
portation, was • accepted. The
clerk was instructed to adver-
tise
dvertise again for sprayer operator
and operator helper.
The resolution passed at the
February meeting was amend-
ed to appoint Murray Scott for
three years as member of the
Wingham District Planning
Board. Council agreed to pay
the' Blyth Fire Committee $19
expense levy for 1963, and $1,-
886.99 • to Blyth, the township's
per centage for the new Blyth
Fire Hall. Warble fly powder
was ordered from the. Belgrave
Co-operative at $4.70 for 15-1b.
bags and. $9.95 for 25 -Ib. •bales
of one -lb. bags. ,.
Accounts approved included:
C. W. Hanna, salary, $200.00;
other items, $209.87: Alan Mc-
Burney, wages $94.23, Mick $5;
George Radford, 54 hours snow
removal at $9, $486.00; West
Wawanosh Fire Insurance Co.;
premium, $12.50; Harry Wil-
liams, stove oil $11.37, fuel
$90.78; Belgrace. Ce -op, tools
alt, $12.42; Dominion Road
NEWS OF THE VIIEEKtIN STAFFA
penes, $35; Stewart Procter,
convention expenses, $35; Pin*.
crest Manor, $66.75.
Road Accounts -Wm. McAr-
ter, wages, $180.57; James Case -
more, wages, $255; Ideal Sup-
ply CQ., bolts and brake fluid,
$30.40; J. M. McDonald; lumber,
$35.63; Brussels Coal Yard,
stove oil, $17.06; Wingham Tire,
repairs to tire, $21.79; Oldfield
Hardware, paint, brushes, hing-
es, etc., $28.94; Alex. Inkley,
fuel oil and tax, $135:70; Mel
Jermyn, snow plowing, $408.00;
Wilmer Glousher, snow plow-
ing, $350; Glenn Snell, snow
plowing, .$310.50; Helen Martin,
hydro for shed, $8.14; Domin-
ion Road Machinery, repairs,
$146.76; Daily Commercial
News, advertising, $12.60; Stan
Hopper, snow removal, $6.
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Insurance Agency
Phone 214 - Seaforth
Office Directly Opposite
Seaforth Motors
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JUMP
ON SPRING !
Order today as prices
Now is the time of year to order your
seeding requirements!
FERTILIZER
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Either Bags or Bulk
Grass -.Seed & Forage Mixtures .
Top Quality Seeds and Mixtures in stock
now at competitive prices.
on grass seeds are gradually increasing.
Canada No. 1 Alfalfa - $25.00 per Bushel
SEED GRAIN
We are handling Alex M. Stewart & Sons
Seed Grain this year and can offer you all Mixturea and Grades
'of Seed Grain.
SEED CORN
We are handling Funk's Seed Corn and we
wouldsuggest you order early as some hybrids are now sold out.
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ORDER TODAY AND HAVE NO
DELAY AT SEEDING TIME
All Fencing Materials are now in stock at
Special Prices!
OP'NOTCH FEEDS
LIMITED
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Because of inflation the Can-
adian dollarnow buys what 67
cents did in 1939 and what 45
cents bought in 1939..
The human capacity for be-
ing bored, rather than man's
social or natural needs, lies at
the root of man's cultural ad-
vance. -Ralph Linton.
Machinery Co., grader repairs,
$590.46; Receiver General of
Canada, income tax, $4.25; C.
W. Hanna, convention expens-
es, $50; Alex McBurney, U. I.
stamps, postage and supplies,
$40.04; Edward. A. Elliott, prem-
ium treasurer's bond, $12; W. S.
Gibson, insurance premiums,
officers' $100, spraying $70,
army truck $33; convention ex-
penses, E. R. Snell, Wm. Gow,
Mason Robinson, Roy Pattison
and R. H. Thompson, each 550;
Denald Schultz, 2 fox bounties,
$8; Wingham Advance -Times,
adv. warble fly, $4.32; Mrs. Jean
McKay, maintenance patient,
$66.75; Township of Kinloss,
share of relief, $12.25; Snell's
Grocery, relief acct.,, $32.70;
Belgrave Co-op, furnace oil ac-
count, $12.16; Blyth District
Fire Area, levy, $190.00; Vil-
lage of Blyth, share capital cost
fire area building, $1,886.99.
-- MORRIS- COUNCIL-
Morris'
OUNCILMorris` council held its
March meeting with all mem-
bers present .and Reeve Stew-
art Procter presiding.
Council approved the follow-
ing motions:
That we' authorize the Cana-
dian Pacific Railway to remove
the present danger bell and
light on completion of the im-
provements to the sight lines
at the crossing south of Blyth;
That Bylaw No. 3, 1964, auth-
orizing Morris to enter into
agreement with Ken Sholdice
for reforestation of part of lot
15, con. 4, be passed as read
first and second times;
That' George Radford Con-
struction Limited be -awarded
the contract to supply, crush
and deliver approximately 15,-
000 cubic yards of gravel at 74
cents per cubic yard, subject to
the approval of the district
municipal engineer;
That Murray Reid be given
contract of spraying cattle un-
der the Warble 'Fly Act . at 10
cents per head;
That Charles Souch be warble
fly inspector for 1964;
That warble fly powder be
ordered from Bluevale Milling
Co. and Belgrave Co-operative
Association;
That Bylaw No. 4, 1964, to
provide for road expenditures
to $58,000 be passed subject to
the approval ,of the district
municipal engineer;
That the road accounts "as
presented by the road superin-
tendent be passed;
• That general accounts 'as pre-
sented be paid as follows:
Ross Procter, fox bounty, $4;
Blyth Fire Area, share of ex-
pense levy, $150; Huron Expos-
itor, advertising, $12.75; Vil-
lage of Blyth, share of new fire
area building, $1,489.73; City
of Brantford, $33.65; George
Mutter, re tank truck, 511.80;
Department of Health, insulin,
6.16; Heleti Martin, hydro for
hall, $6.07; John Brewer, ver-
ifying tax arrears, $33; Blyth
Standard, • advertising, • $7.50;
fonnenburg Insurance Agency,
renewal of bond on treasurer,
$12; Howick Mutual Insurance,
additional preinfum,'$11; Doug-
las J. Callander, $68.75; Ad-
vance -Timed, cheque'§, $55.85;
Helen !Martin, salary,. $100; Wm.
Elston, ebnventiott expetlses,
4104 4,.#41.04vOttti9 ,00.
There are still a
Few
APPLIANCES
Left
from our
estinghouse'
Annual'
Teachers ...and pupils from
Hibbert School Sections 1 to 6
enjoyed a 'skating party at Mit-
chell Arena on Friday after-.
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan,
Exeter, visited on Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. John Tem-
pleman and family:
Mr. 'and Mrs. Fred Harburn
have returned home after a
holiday in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Miller and
family visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Edgar and
family, Wingham.
Mr. Sam Norris is at present
a patient in Scott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth.
Mrs. William Taylor and baby
son, Brian, returned home
from South Huron Hospital this
past week. -
A large number from this
community attended the Drama
Night in Mitchell District High
School on Friday night.
Eric Norris, OAC, Guelph,
spent the weekend with -his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Norris.
The sympathy of , the COm-
munity is extended to the fam-
ilies of the late Albert Smale
and Kenneth Drake, wl}'b pass-
ed away this past week,'
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller
visited Friday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Duncan, Kirk -
ton.
HENSALL
Miss'L Margaret Smith, bride -
elect of Saturday, was honored
'at a miscellaneous shower held
at the ,home of the groom's sis-
ter, Mrs. Frances Fodor, Lon-
don, attended by 17 relatives
and friends of the groom -elect,
Richard Tipping, of Landon.
Margaret was presented with
many lovely gifts.
Mr. Fred Bonthron is a pa-
tient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London,
USBONE AND
A BERT ,
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO.
HEAD OFFICE - EXETER, Ont.
Directors:
Timothy B. Toohey - RR 3, Lucan
President
Robert G. Galxliner - RR 1,
Vice -President Cromarty
Wm. H. Chaffe - RR 4, Mitchell
E. Clayton ,Colquh Science Hill
Martin Feeney RR 2, Dublin
Milton McCurdy - RR 1, Kirkton
Agents:
Hugh Benninger - Dublin
Harry Coates - RR 1, Centralia
Clayton Harris - Mitchell
,.Solicitors:
Mackenzie & Raymond - Exeter
Secretary -Treasurer: xeter
Arthur Fraser -
Every week more people dis-
cover what mighty jobs
oost are
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Pips Trade-in
REFRIGERATOR
$'119.64
Plus Trade-in
FREEZER
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LAUNDROMAT
$249.64
Plus Trade-in
DRYER
$159•64
TELEVISION
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Plus Trade -In
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