The Seaforth News, 1959-01-29, Page 8r
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SIX 816 SPE
IAL VALUES
' IN STEWART BROS. .MEN'S DEPT.
28 PAIR ONLY
BO'S
DRESS PANTS
Vldues to 5.95
These me odds 'and curls
accumulated over the last
couple of years, in heavier
weight •plain shades, glen.
cheeks and assorted patterns
In boys pante. They're prob••
ably not good enough for
dress Wear, but they'd be
excellent• for school at this
crazy price.
Sizes 6 to 14 years only
Td CLEAR AT
1.95
Regular to. 2.95
COLORED & STRIPES
BOYS
DRESSSHIRTS.
Freres 'a group of stripe
patterns and Blain shade
shirt that sold up to 295, --
We've got to get rid of thein:.
so this ridiculous. price.
6 to 14 years.
All with rased collars
1'O f,'L9JI1 1 AT
95c
18ONLY
Valued to 13;95
Boys
Suburban Coats
This is the last of our stock
of boys suburban and clicker
coats. One rank only in
size 6 to 16, but iuoiltly: one
'of a kind that sold up to 13.95.
"Out they go"
TO CLEAR AT
8.95
FIRST QUALITY
Values to 6,95
MEN'S
SPORT SHIRTS
A11 this season's sport shirts
that sold. at 4.96, 5.95 and
6,95, grouped on one table at
this big. -clearing price. Sizes
Small, Med. kind Large only,
(no ovbrsize) in a wide
choice of new patterns
TO CLEAR AT
26 ONLY
•
• Values: to 24.50
Men's
Suburban Cows
Tneso suburbans are In grey, ,
black and fawn, the last of
this year's stook that sold at
up to 24.50, — Now's your
chance to pielt up the sub-
urban 'you've wanted at the.
lowest price in- years.
Size 86 to 46
TO CLEAR AT
3.98. 1
STEW
CLEARING.
WID7+7R BRIMMED
FELT HATS
VALUES to 8,95
The narrow brims have taken
over, -so out go all the ac-
cumulation of widen brimmed
lints in the store. — You meta
who like wide fiats better get
in tore 'quickly. These aro a
season or •two old but they
'make great work hats.
43 only. 6% to 7% •
TO G"LEAR AT
S.
WINTHROP • • `• McKILLOP;,
The WIaI'S and W, A. of Cavan, The funeral of• David Oraw-
Winthrop, will meet on Wednes- ford. 89, of Brussels,' took place
clay, Feb. 4. Circle 3 .Will- have on Tuesday at Brussels Genie -
charge of the program and Cir- tery. Mr. Ca•a4vford farmed in Me -
ole 2 the lunch. Roll call will be I.011op before retiring several
the payment of Mees and a short years ago to Brussels: 'He is' sur,,
sentence prayer. vived by his 'Wife, .the forme;•
ww.,monnm"'n„e o'n,m nnnnnumouuuminnnnuuuuaa nuuauaam"mnunnunuunmE
"LIKE NEW"
FRESHNESS. FOR
YOUR APPAREL
Everyone in the family will love
our wonderful way with clothes!
We clean every garment splc 'n'
span ...as crisp and fresh as the
winter snow.
All your winter clothing look their best when we go to work
on them! Try us, and you'll see !
FLANNERY CLEANERS
PHONE 87 SEAFORTH
Annig Haa,d3', cubo its at, presgnt
,the; d3aeker nursing home;
sons,. Alvin, Listowel; Ray, Mor-
ris imp.; .daughters, Mrs. Clayton
Day -Maga, Wiarton; Mrs: ,Olaa'a
Parte, Vancouver.
•
Mr.. :Crawford Was -i born in Mc:
Kiliop. He lived for some years
do DrLtdsh Columbia, litter re-
turning- oto_ farm in McElillop. He
-vas twice married.
The Dellbearers Were Gordon
'Workman, Glen James, Glen
Smith, Thos, Miller, Alvin . Sti-
more, Elmer Dennis.
• BLAKE
S7r. 'Hughie IbbcBri'cle of London,
'silent the weekend' with his par-
ents,'PIr, and Mrs. Roy McBride.
FIe also visited Mr. H. Finlay and
tamidy.
Ricky Mustard celebrated: his
10th birthday on Friday.
The Blake Public .School, held
a skating p'at'ty in the Zurich
Arena on Friday afternoon.
Mr. Harold Finlay and famnLly
attended the -funeral on !Thurs.
day, of the late ,airs, Bert Giib-'
bings, of Clinton.
Mr. Archie Musterd of Sarnia,
spent 'the weekend with •his wife
and family.
lOire. Mary Hey, .spent the past
Traditionally, newly elected members of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario make their bow to Mr.
Speaker on the day following the official opening. Ceremonies this year at Queen's Park are highlighted
by the introduction of six new members, all supporters of the Frost Government and all on the sunny
side of 50 years of age. Actually, the average age of the group is 40 years.
Pictured above are: (top row, L. to R.) Rene Brunele, Cochrane North; Lloyd H. Price, Hastings East;
Charles S. MacNaughton, Huron; (bottom row) George E, Gomme, Lanark; Maurice Hamilton,
Renfrew North and Allah I', Lawrenet,Toronto, 'St: 'George. ' " ` "
week in Clinton.
tlirtl Mrs. IlarrY Wea9bi'oole
aC ,oderioh, spent Sunday with
a/i`. Gusha. Bohn,
Air. awl Alis, Melvin Zak 'e
Kitchener spent .the weekend
witih Mr. and Mrs, Mood= Deb
and family and :Mr, and Ms's.
Aaron •F4rb.
STANLEY
.Mr. and Airs. M. Bennett' and
daughter of •G•olteyddli agent Sun
day with ITh', and Mrs, , Harold
Penhale.
Air, and ilIrs. Memos euros Penhale
of
13oyfielgl spent •Sunday witlr
iSr, and Mrs. (EfMcCuileugk,
Miss Diane 'Walser,' spent the
weekend with Air, and Mrs. T.
Penhale,
HENSALL
Miss Minnie Reid of `Londe&
was in ,town. on Saturday -et
tending the funei+al of her cogs
in Mr. •Rolient MOD,ougall.
Mr. and Kra. Robt. TaThotand
fsan4y. of ,Bayflelii were decent
visitors with Mrs. .Talbot's, ,,par,
cults, IMr, and -ibirs. Norval: Reid
-,Mus. Tetreau returned to' gun,
ioh on ISatuirday after spending
the past week with ,Mz atia1 Mrs.
Matt England.
Mr,' and Mrs. Ant Traquak" and
babe of Woodstock visit it rant
Week with thelatters parents
igr, ` arscl -isle, 120 Noavninton, •
!Mrs. Margaret Vats* of Britec
'fieOd visited last week witfii leer
sister, iMrs. Louis Simpson,
Mr. and,MWan. plass enter -
rained two tables at their home
on ,IViondety evening in a series of
Mat•'athoo euc ryes sponsored 'by
members of Amber Rebekah
'Lodge.
Mrs. Alcta Sdunm,ont .spent -Fri-
day with, her, aunt, digs, Hannah
Ta0'dor in Exeter, who celebrat-
ed her 96ith birthday.
Mrs. Harry Jioy was hostess
for the ,Tanualry meeting -of • the
Arnold•Cintele of Carmel Presby-
terian' Church.. The worship was
Prepared and conducted • Thy Mrs,
Orr and Mss, iSkea. Mrs. Seduwalan
read the scripture. A very :isiter
1 eting study ;p•n the Indian Mrs
stens in Canada was given by
•3 k' . Skee, Mfrs. ,Orap ' ami Mas,
Beaton. A life membership was
presented •to.Mrs. Beaton by Mrs.
Orr.amd a Junior certificate was
giyel.. tg- Mrs. -Schwalm for ares-
entaition to omission band mem-
ber. Tdie 1958 .reports ,were adopt-
ed as a'eaii. The . nie ivbere are
pleased to learn they'were $70 a-'
liove.the pledge given. Mr$:, H.
Fink and Mrs. Orr reported +ori
the ,Presbyterial held kn.'Clinton,
Jan..1+3t1h. Seven visits were re-
corded. The 'meeting closed with
theLo16l's Prayer. Dessert lunch
was served by Mrs. Wilson 'amid
MTs..Gerald Bell,
FEDERATION 'NEWS'
_ By 0. Hemingway .
Once snore I would remind all
cattle ,oweers• to look up the ad-
vertisement in their 'weekly pap-
er to find the date of iths bruoel=
losis ivlforrnatrion .meeting closest'
to them..A representative of the
Federat(onwill be calling on you
to get your .decision. These are
busy men and they are not paid
for ;this work. This canvass will
be mulch easier :for theta and you
will be abetter satisfied if nu get
the information at these meeting's
that are being arranged fry the
Dept. of , Qgrioulituo-e for your
benefit.
Huron County Co,Operaitive
Medical 'Services head their dry
nual meeting in the Council
Chambers, Clinton, Jan. 22nd.
Due to the bear bad weather this
meeting was not as well attended
as it should have been. In ab-
sence of both the President and
Vice President, • Fordyce Clark
was elected chairman for the
meeting.
Mr. Paul Meehan, Toronto„ Dir.
eebor• of Rural Enrolments, was
guest speaker. He pointed out
the need far fatmdlies to protect
themselves against . sickness ex-
pense, In cities about 98% of the
tamales are protected; by Gov-
ernment hospitalization since so
many come under compulsory en -
raiment.
IIowever olaaty farm families
Fadi to take advantage of this.pro-
itection. Money is not plentiful on
the Earn but, since the Govern-
ment expects -to pay two thirds:
USBORNE & HIBSERT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
The Annual Meeting of the, Us -
borne & Hibbert Mutual Fire In-
surance Company will be held at
Farquhar Hall, Farquhar, on Mon-
day, February 2nd, 1959, at 2 pm,
for the purpose of receiving 'the
reports of the Directors And Audi-
tors for the past year, for the
election of- two Directors for; 'a
three-year terns, election of Audi-
tors, and any other business that
may be in the interests of the
Company,
The Directors whose term of
office expires are )2. ,Clayton
Colquhoun. and Alex J. Rohde,
both of whim are eligible, for re-
election.
Ir. 1D Clayton Colquhoun, Pres,
I Arthur Fraser; Sec;Treas.
SALES LADY WANTED .
We will have openings for one or nioi'e
sales ladles in the near future.
Please apply in person to Mr, 1-1. Stewart
STEWART BROS.
Auction Sale
Of. Farm and Farm Stock, Ai
lot 10, Coli. 13, Mcliillop -Twp„ on
Wednesday; Feb. 4th at 1 ,P.M,
2r/a miles south and 2r/a east of
Walton; or 8 utiles north of Sea.
forth and ,2% east. Cattle -- 21
registered fully accredited A.yr-
shire cows fresh and springing.
2r'•white faced feeder cattle,
heifkrs springing. 8 calves, Good
registered Ayrshire lrer'd sire Hal-
ing 2'.,years tld. Pigs -47 chunks
about 80 1bzt Electric roller and:
2: HP, motor
T arm -50 acre Tarin, part ' lot
1.1., and 12 :McKillop twp. '20
acres .`(workable land,' remainder
buslr:'land terms chattels cash.
Property 10% detun, :balance
30 days Pa opt," Glen Mct9ldhgl,
Aust 'Harold- Jackeen, fClerk,.
E', P; oheneY
ALiction ,Salt
01 .Dairy Cattle at Lot 5, t egn
3 Stanley Twp, 11/4 miles north
and 1'14 wast of Kipper on Tues-
day, P,eb IR,' at. 1, p n'i •. 35 •IIol.'
stein heifers raiiging' from' 2 to
years old. A number fresh with
calves at foot, remainder due in
Feb. and'lVlarch, A11 vaccinated,
Sale Will. be held under cover.'
Terms cash. Prop. Alex Mo.
Beath, .Auct,,. Harold Jackson •
FOR SALE,
Ten chunks, `average around
50 labs. each; Ed IJorrauce R.R. 2,
iSeaforth,, pdsono.861,r 2- .
FOR SALE
24'good pigs -eight week0r'01d.
Jahn :Willems, •673 a 14, )Seaforth,
R. 4.
- ' BORN
Doig=At Scott Memorial Hos
pital 'on •Jan." 23, to Mr• and• Mrs.
Kenneth Doig;«Seaforth, a son
Godkdn At• Scott Memorial
Hospital; ori Jan. 22, to. Mr. and
Mrs. Mervin Godkin, Walton R 2,
a .daughter.
Groothuis —At Scott Memorial
Hospital on San. 26, to Mr., and
Mrs, Gerald Groothuis, S@,aforth,
S daughtkr.
Storey - 'At"'Scott Memorial
Hospital onTan. 27, to Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Storey, Dublin RBI,
a daughter ' +-
Trapnell=At Scott Memorial
Hospital -on Jan.. 27, to Mr.' and
Mrs. Wm. Trapnell, Seaforth, -a
son .
Consitt—l%ay,•;awl Marg wish to
announce the -arrival of their
daughter, Deborah Marie,' Tan. 23,
1959, at Clinton :Public Hospital
' Evans - In Wellesley Hospital,
Toronto; to Marguerite and -Ron-
ald I]Vans, a daughter, a sister
for Craig, Pamela and Laurie
Lynn, ..on Sunday, Jan. 25, 1959.
- Roy—Mr.-and Mrs. Neil A. Roy
(Frances Lane) wish to announce
'the birth of a. son Randall"Pran-
cis, at St. Joseph's Hospital, To-
ronto, Jan. 6, 1969. A brother for
Kevin and Robbie
of the cost of hospitalization in
Ontario, these farriers should re-
alize that they wild pay two-
thirds' u;d the coat dqr nothing it
they, MAI to pay the other one
third. '
BERT PEPPER
'AUCTIONEER
Reserve your Sale Date now
RR 3 Seaforth, Ont.
Phone Clinton I3;U 2-7534
RADIO REPAIRS
Quick, inexpensive and guarantee,
radio repairs to all kinds of radios, a•
TERRY'S RADIO REPAIR. Oppo.iG
Dick House, phone 8478, Seaforth
WANTED
Old horses wanted at 8the lb., and
dead cattle at value. If dead phone at
once. Gilbert Bros. Mink Ranch. Phone
collect 1488.74 or 148071 (Goderich)
JACK THOMPSON'S
Footwear :Service, Seaforth.
Shoes repaired. Mens & Boys &
'children's footwear, It is our busi-
ness to give comfort and save you
money
NOTICE
Viking Cream Separator. Sales
and ,Service for new and used
Wining Sepaa:ator. John ;I3yerman,
`Hast William 'St., SeaIorth, Ont,
Plione 566*w
CARD OF THANKS ,
Mr.''aiut Mrs. Alex Dennis wle11
to ,thank most sincerely hoiends
And neighbors foa' their many
acts 'af kindness and sympathy
awning our recent bereavement.
It was all deegly appreciated.
CARD OF TI- ANKS"
4 very sincere thairkywu to
soluool bus urates on Bus 18.
Your kindness and sympathy at
the time of OUT sudden bereave-
ment was deeply appreciated.
--(Hamilton, Fancily.
CARD,' OF THANKS
• rum. T. Mc]Vlichael and Evelyn,.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meffilchael
and ;Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Dale wish to thank their friends
for the many acts of kindness
and messages •Q!L sympathy re-
ceived during tifedr recent ber-
eavement
,00.-mIN.G EVENT,
A series of prenatal classes wi
begin .Tuesday,. •February 3rdat
2
pm. in the Health 'Chit office,
2n(1 Sooi,.Scott'•Mentorial Hospi-
tal: These will be held at weekly
intervals' for nine weeks. Those
interested are invited to attend
on. the above, date or phone' the
Public Health nurse at 295 W be-
tween 8,p.m. and 8 p.m.
.COMING EVENT
The annual meeting of The
Childi'en's'Aid Society of Huron
.County •will* be held at Coin't
House, ' Goderich, Ontario, on
Wednesday, February. 11, at 2.30
p.n1. Public cprclially invited
FOR SALE
A
/good strong bunch ofiY York
chunks for winter. A. R. Dodds,
phone 861 y 14. .
FOR SALE
21 good , York pigs weaning
'Age. AioplyIi,, P,erilta]e, 7alyfielst
TO RENT
2 'bedroom apartment, , heated,
East William et. near shoe fact-
ory.' Available'Jan. 27. Robt D.
Scott phone 250
'SEE
The new Resuita adding mach-
ine (printingr g 79.95, adds and
subtracts:. Regular. Results-' at
49.95 (With a`;dd'i`ng-only at 39:95).
Also the' world's finest Typewrit
er; :the Voss Portable at. 3131.50.
Highest trade-in a'iowance. Sa-
vauges, Seaforth.
"NOTIC"E
Waterloo Cantle Breeding As-
sociation "Where Better .Bulls -
Are :Used", ;. supply antlficial
breeding service -for all breeds of
cattle. 1f pliondng long distance;
simply' ask 'for Clinton ; Zenith
9-9650. If it is a ideal call, use
our regular number Clinton 1RJ
2-3441, For service or more' sin-
.formation, call between 7:30 and
10;00 a.m. Week days; 8.00 and
8:00 ,p.m. Saturday evenings. For
cows noticed in heat on Sunday
Morning, d0 not call until Mon,
day morning. The quality is -high
and the cost low.
SALES AND SERVICE
Viking Separators. Authorized dealer.
Dublin, Seaforth and Clinton. Basil
O'Rourke•s •Blacksmith & Welding Shop,
Brucefeld
- We write all lines of
INSURANCE
Fire Auto Wind
Liability & Life
JOHN A. CARDNO
Successor to
WATSON & REID
Phone 214 Seaforth
'Representative
Manufacturers. Life Insurance -
Wanir
BUTTERMILK BISCUITS
4WE MAKE 'EM -
YOU BAKE 'EM"
Cleary's IG A
Seaforth
NOTICE -- TOWN OF SEAFORTH.
PARKING':
To facilitate snow plowing and snow re-
moval operations, PARKING ON THE
STREETS of this Municipality is prohibited
between, the hours of..•2 a.m. and..8' a.m.
Tlils order tont be str4ctly
forced in accordance with the
H11,iOwity Traffic' Alt, Section 43,
Subsection .9.
NOTICE IS F[EREBY GIVEN that the Municipality
will not be, responsible forany damages .caused to.
parked ;vehicles as the result of snow plowing or
snowremoval operations ' •
THE SII14FORTH NEWS
Thursday, January 29, 1950
ROX
Funeral Service
AMBULANCE
Prompt and Careful Attention
Flospital Bod
Flowers for all occasions
Phones; Day 43 Night 595W
MARTIN W. STAPLETON
Physician, and Surgeon
Phone 90 Seaforth
JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A.. M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 5-W . Soator0h
SEAFORTH i,;LINIO
E. A. McMaster, S.A., M.D., Internist,
P, L, Brady, M,D., Surgeon
Office Hours, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., .daily
anent Wednesday and Sunday
Evenings; Tuesday, Thursday and Sat,.
arday only. 7-9 p.m.
Appointments made in advance sr •
dselrable •
TURNBULL & BRYANS
VETERINARY CLINIC
3.0. TURNBULL, D.V.M., V.S.
W. R, BRYANS, D.V.M., V.S.
W.G. 'DRENNAiN, D.V.NI., V.S.
Phone 105 Seaforth
JOHN D. LOpfGSTAFF - Optometrist
Phone 791. Main St., Seaforth
Rours—Seaforth daily except Mon., 9 to
6.80; Wed. 9 AM to 12.80 PM. Thur. err•
by appointment only. Clinton HU -2-7010,
above Hawkins' Haws,.. Moa. 9 to 8.86:
INSURANCE
• File •
• Auto
• Accident ,
'• Liability. -.
• Weather
Complete Coverages
-W. E. Southgate
Phone 334 'Res. 540
The. MoKillop• Mutual Fire
• Insurance Co.
• HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, ONT.
Ofticore--President, Wm. S. Alexundert,
Vice -Press R. Archibald; Manager and
Sec.-Trga9.. Norma Jeffery,. Seaforth.
Directors—J.
Blyth; Malone, S'. Alexander.
aanth derr..,
Walton, E. J Trewarna Clinton ; 0.111.
Pepper, • Breccaeld; _ C. W. Leonhatdt.
Bornholm ; ' H. Fuller, Godericb ; R.,
Archibald, Seaforth; Allister Broadfoot,
Seaforth.
Agent. — Wm Leiner ' Si., Londesioro r +
J. F. Pruetor, Brodhagen ; Sekiya Baker.
Brussels, Erie Munroe, Seaforth.
Parties desirous to effect insurance or'
transact other business; .will be promptly
attended to by application to any of tk• •
above • domed officers a'ddrecsed to their
respective post offices... ;07.
. 'blue,: coal'
the solid fuel -for -Solid comfort
WILLIS DUNDAS
,CHAMPION.STOVVEEOIL AND, FURNACE .
• DUNDA8 & LONEY
Phone 5'73 or 332-31
AND FUEL - OIL
WILLIAM' M. HART
Office Phone 784 • Ries. 286 -
NOTICE
Township of Tuckersmith
Ratepayers and inhabitants of the,
Township of Tuckeromith are requested,
by the council, to not park ears on
township roads and streets during the
winter months in order to facilitate
snowplowing 1 operations. •
Council will not. be responsible for
damages to any vehicles parked on roads.
8r streets.
E. P. Chesney,Clerk, Tuekeramith
Don.Brightrall
CANADIAN PETROFINA LTD.
Dealer and Distributor of
Petroleum Products
Gas, Stove and Furnace 011
Prompt Farm and Home Delivery
PHONE 354, SEAFORTH, ONT.
Hudson Sterling
Coal
SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD
Phone ;47
VENTILATING SYSTEMS
For barns and poultry houses.
A side wall fan' gives economical
ventilation prolonging the life of
your building and improves the
health of your stock. For estim-
ates see Sharp's Maintenance
Service, Ph. 851-5
USBORNE 8c HIBBER.T
MUTUAL FIRE
. INSURANCE COMPANY
Head ,Office, Exeter, Ontario
President
E. Clayton:.Colquhoun, RR/
Science Hill
Vice President
Alex J, Rohde,' RR3 Mitchell
Directors.
Martin Feeney, RR2 Dublin
Robert G. Gardiner, RI Cromarty
Milton McCurdy, RRl Kirltton
Timothy B, Toohey, RR3 Lucan
Agents
Clayton Harris, Mitchell
Harry Coates, RR1 Centralia.
Stanley Hocking, Mitchell
TEXACO
PRODUCTS
THERMO - CHIEF
• BURNING OILS
Walden.'& Broadfoot
Phone 686w', Seaforth
SPRAYED APPLES FOR SALE
Delicious, Snow, Tatman Sweet,
Greening, Spies, BEng, etc. Free
delivery, in; town. .'Fred MoOly
moat & Song, Varna. Phone col-
lect ITU 2-8214