The Seaforth News, 1959-12-24, Page 8May this Yuletide hold
everything that's wonderful
and dear 1 The warmth
and cheer of your own
,hearthside . the fun
f trimming the tree .
the joy .of.I etn,g surrounded
by your family
.. the true Christmas
spirit of friends coming
to call to extend their
best wishes 1
KIPPEN
iVir, and Mrs. Elden Jarrett vis-
ited Sunday with an aunt and un-
cle Mr. and Mrs, John Mason, also
an aunt, Mrs, Jennie Winder, all
of London.
Messrs Norman Dickert, Ken
McLellan spent Monday in Lon-
don.
The Thriftp Kippenettes
The third meetiug of the Thrif-
ty Kippenottes which was held at
the home off Mrs. R. Chapman op-
ened with the 4-H pledge. The roll
call was answered by 13 •members
and the minutes of the last meet-
ing were read and adopted. The
leaders demonstrated how to cut
out a garment cover and how to
cover a hanger. The roil call and
home assignments were given out.
The 4th meeting began with the
4-11 pledge. The 5th meeting was
decided to be held at the home of
Mrs. A. McGregor an Dec. 16th.
The years go on and our
celebrations may change with
time . . . but the wishes are
always the same
BOX FURNITURE
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SEAFORTH yyk1
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Announcement
I wish to announce that
RAYMOND J. MALONEY
is now associated with my Insurance Office
• •
The Whole Milk Producers Group Insurance will be
open in January. Make sure you contact us during
that month for the best group insurance coverage
ever offered.
MAY WE TAKE THIS OPPORUNITY
TO WISH YOU ALL A
MERRY CHRISTMAS
HOLLAND'S
Insurance Agency
DUBLIN
Gerald K. Holland Raymond J, Maloney
J
Mrs. Chapman gave some sugges-
tions on aohievement day. :Miss
Tillman, home economist, is to
speak at the 7th meeting. The
meeting closed with "The Queen".
The winners an a draw for a
Christmas :Dake in Dickert's store
were: Mrs. G. Hubbard of Harris -
ton, Mr. Grant Plumb and Mrs.
Wm. Coleman.
Mrs. Allan Johnston, who has
been a patient in Clinton Hospit-
al, is expected home Tuesday of
this week.
Mr. and Mrs, C. ,Priestap of
Mdtoheld were Sunday guests of
the hatter's father, Mr, Robert
Thomson.
Mr. and -Mrs. N. Dickert, Mr.
and 'Airs• Ken McLellan and lila
visited with Mr,. and Mrs. Jack
Dickert of Harriston on. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Faber and Mr.
and Mrs. Dlzar Mousseau ;spent
Monday in London,
CONSTANCE
A packed School, Friday even-
ing heard a very interesting
school Christanas ,program 'con-
sisting off recitations. All .Sohool
Chorus, 'Plays, Sword Dance by
both seniors and juniors, drills
and Carol singing, w'hioh showed
the work of their teacher, Mrs.
Lyon and their music teacher,
Miss Wright,A ,program 'put on by
the young people of the Constance
United Church consisted of a re-
citation by David Medd, and mus-
ical nu'm'bers by Mrs. Robt. Grim-
oldby and Misses Glenne Jewitt
and Joyce Brown followed by a
Play, "Calling All Cars" directed
by Mrs, F. Riley. Santa •Claus
came to distribute the gifts and
Mr. Walter Scott was ohadrman
for the evening.
Hors. ,Teones •McC'oo1 of Lonales-
boro and wile has been in London
Ilospitai for sometime is now re-
cuperating at the home of her
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Burr.
Mr. Wilbur Jeivitt is a patient
in Scott Memorial Hospital. We
hope for him a speedy recovery.
Congratulations to Mr. and .Mrs.
John Burr •on the arrival of their
baby son.
At time of writing' we are sorry
to learn that Mrs, Ken Thompson
is a patient in ,the 'Scott Memor-
ial Hospital,
Several from Constance United
Church attended the candlelight
service do the Londesbor'o United
Church Sunday evening. The
OGTT Girls attended in full uni-
form.. The churcwas beautifully
h eautifu ly
decorated with about 80 candles
brightly burning. Music from both
senior and junior choirs was
greatly enjoyed. Rev. Sweeney of
Auburn U. C. who 'performed the
duties of baptizing the baby
daughter of Rev, and Mrs. H.
,Punge, Rev. Sweeney also gave a
very delightful violin solo. 'Rev.
Funge brought out the meaning
of Christmas 'throu'gh poems
which were followed with appro-
ln'iate music by the choir.
HENSALL
Mr, and Mrs. Grant Donneyand
family are holidaying with rela-
tives at Kingsville.
Christmas service was Held on
Sunday at 11 a,m. in Carmel Pres-
byterian Church conducted by
Mr. G. 0, Vats, who delivered an
inspiring message. His subject;
was "There Is a song in the Air".'
The Choir pr'esen'ted the anthem,
"The Lord is ,Come l•and "Tidings
of Great Joy" under tate leader-
ship .of MTS. M. Dougall at the or-
gan, The choreal was ,beautifully
decorated for the service by mem-
hers of the Arnold Circle Evening
Auxiliary,
The Week of Prayer services
will be held on Jan, 4th at 8 pus
lit Carmel 'Presbyterian Ohuroh
Rev B. De Vries conducting the
sci'
vics. Jan, 6th at 8
ult. in St.
1
Paul's Anglican Church concluct•
ed hY Rey, C. Winlaw, and Jan, 8
at 8 p,m, service in the United
'Orwell conducted by Mr, G, C.
'Naas,
Reeve John Henderson drew the
lucky ticket on the TV ohair a
the IOOJ' hall on Saturdouy night
The winner was Leslie Riley. o
Cromarty, The sale of tickets was
conducted by: the ehairanan of the
CPA,. committee, .Il0irs, C, HOY
Proceed:4 of the sale were very
gratifYillg, Baskets were packed
for shutln members by the cont
nnittee and delivergd for Christ
Mr. and Mae. Jqe DeLodge of
Sarnia visited ,this 'week with the
llatter's Parents,' Mr, and Mrs. L
Chapman and family.
Mr. A'rehie MacGregor returned
to his Thome here Wednesday after
,spending the past three months
at Goose Bay. Labrador, where he
was employed.
Mrs, Pearsy Graham deft on
Monday : for Orlando, Merida,
wihere she will spend the winter
.with. relatives,
Aneber Lodge Meets
Mrs. Glenn. Bell N. G. presided
for ,the regular meeting of Am
her Rebekah Lodge 349 on Wed.
neaday evening. Lodge opened in
regular 8form. Miss M. Whiteman
reported for tine "Finance Comm,
and Mrs, E. Ohi'pohase reported
for the Vielting Comb., Mrs. E.
Shaddiok reported the stole of
tickets on the chair for the CPT'
fund comma., and thanked the
members who ,assisted in the sale
of tickets, Thank you notes were -
received from •Mrs. Geo. Moir and
Mrs. T. Kyle. A letter requesting
'donations of home-made articles
from the members, was reed, from
the chairman of .the OPT Oomm.,
Mr. •Ohas. Hay. Baskets are being
;packed for members of .the IOOF
and Rebekah Lodges. Christmas
cards were received- from the
D.D.P. 'Mrs. Dorothy Parker, also
Goderich, Clinton, Exeter, Sea -
forth and Brussels Lodges. N. G.
Mrs. Glenn Bell requested a ,prac-
kiss of ,the degree team the first
meeting of the New Year. Lodge
oleeed in regular form.
Ervin J. Wiliert, 71, retired
Hay twp. -farmer passed away
suddenly at his :home here Thurs-
day- Mr. Wilbert served 13 years
on the Hay Council, and was a
member of St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, Zurich. Surviving is his
wife, the former Luella Wainer,
one son Harold, R.R. 2, Hensel',
two daughters, Mrs. Pearl Koeh-
ler, Hensald and Mrs. Ross (Beat-
rice) Richardson, R.R. 2, Zurich.
Sisters, ;Mrs. L. Restemayer, of
Dashwood; Mrs. T. Hayes, Tecum-
seh; Mrs. E. Kraft, Dashwood;
Mrs. Laving Miller, Zurich; Mrs,
Gus Geaneaus, of Bisnningham,
Mich.; Mrs. R. Phoeler, Fort In-
dianna; a stepmother, Mrs. Freu
Willert, Fort Wayne.
The funeral service was held on
Sunday from St. Peter's Lutheran
Church.
MRS. MARY STONEMAN
Mrs. Mary Stoneman died Wed-
nesday, at the Ruston nursing
home, Mitchell, aged 101.
Mrs. Stoneman was the former
Mary Hotham, born 3n •Hibbert
twp. Feb. 18, 1868. She was the
daughter of:the late Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Hotham, who came ...to
Canada 'from Newcastle, England,
and farmed near Staffa.
She was married in 1880, to
William Henry Stoneman, end
they farmed on the 12bh con. of
Hibbert, near Cromarty. Her son
and -grandson in turn, have oper-
ated the same farm. Mrs. Stone -
man's husband died in 1914.
Mrs. Stoneman was for many
years organist at Trinity Angli-
can Church, Mitchell, and also
was a music teacher with many
pupils in the Mitchell area.
For some years she made her
home with her son, 'Carl Stone-
man, at Cromarty, and later with
a daughter, 'Mrs, W. V. Dinnin, at
Brucefield. She had been a resi-
dent of the Ruston Nursing Home
since 1952, Until she was more
than 100 years old, she was a con-
stant reader of the bible, and of
newspapers and magazines, and
constantly used the dictionary to
increase her understanding •ot
words. Until recently she was able
to keep up a regular correspond-
ence with members of her family.
Surviving are ane son, Carl, of
Cromarty; two daughters, Mrs.
William (Lila) " Dinnin; Bruce -
field, Mrs. E. M. (Edith) Barnes,
Galt. The body was at the Bon-
thron funeral home, Hensel",
where funeral service was con -
.ducted Friday at 2 pm. by Rev.
Currie Wdnlaw, minister of Hen-
sail
ensail United Church, Burial was in.
Staffa Cemetery,
FEDERATION NEWS
By J. C Hemiiugway
The Directors of Huron County
Farm Forum met last Friday in
the Agricultural•Board Rooms and
I am sorry to say that there could.
have teen a better attendance:
The theme of thisns ear'p pro-
grams as "Adjustment", Key to
the 'farming future. One adjust-
ment that farmers seem to have
made is to become so busy with
production :that there is little or
no time t6 attend meetings such
as Farm Forum to consider whe-
ther or not their efforts are going
to bring' the results they want.
Perhaps we ,in Ontario are too
fortunate and as yet haven't felt
the squeeze sufficiently to cause
us to react. Farm Forum was
born in the latter days of the -de-
pression of the ,thirties and can
be given a great deal of the •credit
for the ,advancements that have
taken place in farm living and or,
ga•nization, . ,.
Over the prosperous post war'
years Farm Forum interest and
activity declinedsharply but ap-
parently difficulties have arisen
in all parts of Canada except in
Ontario to arouse the people to
again participate In the diecus-
sion with the view to improving
their condition. And, believe me,
there la room for improvement.
A aural school teacher's salary
in the early thirties would Knell
t
the 'price of an average standard
.cal', today, .it still does. Other
salaries would bear about the
•
IN 1VIEMORIAIVI
WAY -In loving rnenlbry of a
deal' Mother who passed away en
Deo. 22, 1940, and dear Father on
Jan, 7, 1947, and a dear brother,
Casai'. Pee; 25, 1947:
Somewhere beyond .the sunset,
Where 'skies are always of blue,
God has a special garden for
:mothers,
Fathers, brothers, such as you.
And there amid .the roses,
Our Father said "Well done",
The Heavenly gates were opened
wide,
He whispered softly "Caine";
Now in God's lovely ,garden,
All 'pain and sorrow past,
Somewhere beyond •the sunset,
You sleep in 'peace at hast.
'fiver remembered by the Way
!family.
IN MEMORIAM
-McNAIJGHTON In loving
memory of John A. McNaughton
who passed away Dec. 15, 1956.
God saw you were getting weary,
And did what He know best,
He put' His arms around. you
And whispered "Come and rest".
-Ever remembered by his wife,
fondly and sisters.
same relationships.
In the 'forties a farmer could
Purchase a -tractor for $1000 and
payfor it with 500 oats but today
a similar :tractor will Dost $3000
and he will still have to pay for
it with '500 oats.
At present prices it would take
about 100 cases of eggs to pay mY
taxes, This is 'getting 'close to :the
Limits of the deficiency payment
quota.
Perhaps we may be thankful
for our increased efficiency for
enabling us to manage to survive
even for a limited time .under
these circumstances but on second
thought perhaps .it is ,our effici-
ency that has 'Placed us in'this un-
enviable
nenviable position. This is a prob-
lem that Faxon Forum might well
solve for us. But you must be in-
terested.
,Plans were laid at the Direct-
ors meeting to Bold the County
Farm Forum Annual 'the second
week of January, in the after-
noon. It will be open to all Forum
members and to any other inter-
ested persons. We hope you will
be watobdng.Por the announcement
of.the .details.
In closing get ane wish all of you
a very :Merry Christmas. Let us
count our blessings for ;the pre-
sent and ,leave our dnoubles for
the new year.
NAME OFFICERS
Mrs W. A. Wright presided for
the December meeting of the Bar-
bara Kirhoman Auxiliary which
was held in •the church hall Wed-
nesday ,evening. ,Mrs. Wright op-
ened the :meeting with a Christ-
mas poem and fallowing the sing-
ing of a carol led in prayer. • A
moment's silent prayer was ob-
served for the bate .Mrs, Agnes
Scott who had been a member of
the auxiliary for many years.
During :the business 'period re-
ports from the secretary, treasur-
er and department secretaries
were heard. Offering was received=
by Mrs. H. Leslie and MTs. S.
Pullman, Mrs.' H. Whyte read the
scripture lesson and offered pray-
er. A solo by Mrs. J. Cairns was
much enjoyed. Mrs. J. D. Patter-
son brought a timely message in
a Christmas story. Mrs. ,S. Pull-
man presented the report of the
nominating committee and Rev.
D. L. Elder installed the officers
for 1960, as 'follows: Pres., Mrs.
W. A. Wright; Vice Pres„ Mrs.
R. Kerslake; Sec., Mrs. E. Rivers;
Treasurer, ?Miss Janet OLuff; Wel-
come and Welfare, Mrs. E. And-
rews and Ma's. S. Pullman; Liter-
ature and .Library, Ma's: D. Nixon;
Supply, 'Mrs. C. Reith; Glad Tid
Ings, Mrs. R. Kerslake; Life Mem-
bership, Mrs. R. McFarlane and
Ma's. W. Ross; Press, Mrs, R. 'Mc-
Farlane; 'Social Conveners, MTs,
D. Nixon and Mrs. T. Fox,
MRSA GEORGE REANEY
'Funeral service for the late Mrs,
George Ramey was:held Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock ,in Trinity'
Anglican Church, Mitchell. Rev.
Frank Tomkinson, rector of the
Church, offiolaated. The pallbear-
ers were Lorne Lemmons, •Mitch-
ell; Louis Johnson and John
Dunn, London; Charles Dungey,
Seaforth; Charles Tubb and Doug-
las Machan, ,Mitchell. The flower-
bearers were Robt. Burohfi11, Ken-
neth J. Reaney, Wm. Borah,: Wm,
Winteringham, Wesley Wintering -
ham and Carl Dunn. Intermrent
was made in Trinity Anglican
Cemetery. Friends and relatives
attended from London, Preston,
Galt Elora Guelph, Toronto, l T r o Sea -
forth, Hensali Exeter, lVLiltchell
JAMES W. BUTTERS.
James Wesley Butters, Jones
St, W., St. Marys, died suddenly
at the St, Marys Memorial Hos-
pital,Monday. He was in his 51st
Y
year, Surviving are his mother,
Mrs. James Butters, St. Marys;
his wife, the former Marjorie
Long, one son, William, Brant-
ford; one brother, Tom, Dublin;
and one sister, Mrs. William
(Mary) Hall, 58 :Norfolk St.,
Stratford. The remains are rest-
ing at the L. A. Bail funeral home,
St. •Malys, where the funeral will
be held Thursday at 2 p,7n. Bur-
ial will the in St .Marys Cemetery.
BORN
Bum's -At Scott Memorial Hos-
pital on Dec. 18th, to Mr. and
Mrs. John Buurs, rr 2 Seaforth, a
son
"Freriks - At Scott Memorial
Hospital, on Dec. 18th, to Mi'. and
Mrs, Henry Frerilts, Dublin, a
son •
Allen -At Scott Memorial Hos-
pital on Deo. 19th, to Mr. and
Mrs, Stephen Allen, Chalk street,
Seaforth, a son
Grobbecker-At Scott Memorial
Hospital on Dec, 21st, to Mr, and
Mrs. Hans Grobbecker, rr 4 Sea -
forth, a son
Trava lione-
g At Scott Memor-
ial Hospital, on Dec. 22nd, to Mr,
and Mrs. Giovanna Travaglione,
Seaforth, a son
CARD OF THANK$
l wish to express MY sincere
thanks for kindness during mY
stay in the hospital. Special
thanks to those who visited nit,
sent dowers, gifts and treats, ileo
to Dr, 'Stapleton and the nursing
staff, it was: all deeply appreciat•
ed. -Mrs, Hobert J. Elgie
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to take this oppor-
tunity to thank any friends who
visited me, sent earxhs and treats
while I was confined to the hos-
'Alai. Special thanks to the Ush-
ers Club, Holy Name Society, The
Knights of Columbus, Dr. Goywi'li
and the nurses of Scott Memorial
Hospital. -Leo ''lagan..
NOMINATION
Township of Tuckersmith'
A meeting of the electors of
the Township of Tuckersmith
will be held, in the Town Hall,
Seaforth, an "Monday, Dec. 28, for
the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the offices of Reeve and
Councillors for 1960, and School
Trustees (2 to be elected) for
the years' 1960 and 1961, Nomin-
ations will be 'received from the
hour of 1 o'clock to 2 o'clock in
the afternoon. In the •event• of,
more 'being nominated than are
required to fill the positions an
election will be held on Monday,
Jan. 4th, 1960. Polis will be open
from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the fol-
lowing places;, PSD 1, Frank
Nigh's house, Egmondville; DRO,
Audrey Cameron; PC, Alice Boy -
•:es. • PSD 2, S.S. 8=DRO, Roy Mc-.
Geoch; PC, Mrs. Edith Russell.,
PSD 3, S.S. 4 -DRO, Geo, Turn-
er; PC, Howard Johns. PSD 4,
SVS. 8 -DRO, Norris Sillery;
PC, John Broadfoot. PSD 5, S. S.
1--1350, Melville Traquair; PC,
Glenn Bell. PSD 6, S.S. 9 -DRO,
Sohn, Woods; PC, Edna Tremeer.
Mrs. Cora. Chesney, Ret. Officer.
NOMINATION
Township of McKillop
A meeting of the electors of
the Township of McKillop will
be held at Winthrop on Monday,
Dec. 28, 1959, for the purpose of
nominating a Reeve and four
Councillors. Nominations will be
received from the hour of 1 o'-
clock to 2 o'clock in the after-
noon. In theevent of more per-
sons being nominated than are
required to 1111 the office an elec-
tion will be held on Monday, Jana
4, 1960. Polls will be open from
9 a.m. until 5 p.m. at the follow-
ing
ollowing places: No. 1, John Flynn's
house, lot 10, con. 5; Clement
Krauskopf DR0, Wilfred Malon-
ey, PC; No. 2, Wilmer Scott's
house, lot 25, con. 4; James B.
Hogg DRO, Alex Kerr PC. No. 3,
Geo. H. Leonhardt's house, lot
10, S.13 con; Wm. Dennis DRO,
Stephen Murray, PC. No. 4 SS
#7, -con. 12, lot 26; Allan Camp-
bell DRO, Ross Driscoll PC.
J. M. Eckert, Ret. Officer
FOR SALE
Rocket Filtered Fuel Oil ...
cleaner burning ... more heat
per gallon. Enjoy comfort and
save money. William M. Hart,
phone 784
FOR SALE
Sprayed apples - Spy, King,
Delicious, Tatman Sweets, Snows,
Russet, Greening, etc. Phone col-
lect HU 2.3214. Fred Moolymont
& Sons, Varna
WATERLOO
CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
Where Better stats Are 'Used
Artificial Insemination Service
for all Breeds of Cattle
Farrier owned and controlled
Call us between 7.30 and 10.00
a.m. week days and
500 and 8.00 p,m. Saturday -
evenings at
Clinton HU 2-3441 or for long
- distance
Clinton Zenith 9-5650. •
SALESMAN WANTED
By large expanding Company
to cover Clinton, Bayfield, Dash-
wood, Goderich, Wingham, Sea -
forth and surroundings. Sales ex-
perience
xperience and car a definite asset.
Attractive offer to the right man
with our high commission and
monthly bonus. FAMILEX C.P.
58, Dept R. Station C. Montreal.
VENTILATING FANS
For all fa'r'm buildings. Prices
from $63. Complete installation
available. For estimates call or
write Sharp's Maintenance Serv-
ice, 851-5 Seaforth
BURNS-
CLEANER
NO SMOKE, NO ODOUR
HEATING OIL
WALDEN & BROADFOOTI
Phone 686 w Seaforth
THE $WORTH NEWS
Thursday, December 24, 1959
(Phone 84)
BOX
Funeral Service
AMBULANCE
Prompt anti Careful Attention
Hospital Bod
Flowers for all occasions
Phones: Day 43 Night 590W
MARTIN W. STAPLETON
Phyelclan and Surgeon
Phone 90 Seaforth
JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A., M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 5-W Bearerlh
SEAFQRTH CLINIC
D. A. McMaster, B,A,, M.D., Interatat
P. L. Brady. M.D., Buratto
Office 'fours, 1 P.M. to 6 p.m„ daily
except Wednesday and Sunda.
Evenings; 'Tuesday. Thursday and Sat.
entity only 7-9 p,m.
,.,
A
Dpf in advance an I.
dedrablentinenta made
TURNBULL & BRVANS
VETERINARY CLINIC
J.O. TURNBULL, D.V.M., V.S.
W. R. BRYANS, D.V.M., V.S.
W. G. DRDNNAN, D.V.M V,S.
Phone 105 Seaforth
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF = Optometrist
Phone 79L Main Sh.. Seaforth
Hours-Seaforth daily except Mon., a to
5.80; Wed. 9 AM to 12,80 PM. Thur. en
by appointment only. Clinton HU -24010.
above . Hawkins' Hdwe, Mon. 9 to 6.80.
INSURANCE
• Fire
• Auto
• Acciden4
• Liability
• Weather
Complete Coverages
W. E. Southgate
Phone 334 Res. 540
'blue coal'
WILLIS DUNDAS
CHAMPION STOVE AND FURNACE
DUNDAS &LOpNNEY
Phone 578 or 332-R
AND FUEL OIL
WILLIAM M HART
Office Phone 784 • Res. 2$6
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
Hudson Sterling
Coal
SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD
Phone 47
The McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.
READ OFFICE-SEAFORTH, ONT.
Officers -President, Robert Archibald,.
Seaforth ; Vice Pres., Allister Broadfoot,
Seaforth ; .Sec.-Treas., W. E. Southgate,.
Seaforth.
Directors -E, J. Trewartlra, Clinton;
J.'L. Malone, Seaforth ; Chris Leonhardt,
Bornholm; Robert Archibald, Seaforth;;
John H. McEwing, Blyth ; Wm. S. Alex- .
ander, Walton; Harvey Puller, Goderich;
J. E. Pepper, Brueelield; Allister Broad-.
foot, Seaforth.
Agents- William Leiper, Jr., Londes-
boro; J. F. Prueter; Brodhngen; Selwyn
Baker, Brussels;Harold Squires, Clin-
ton; James. Keys, Seaforth.
USBORNE & HIBBERT
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office, Exeter, Ontario
President
Alex J. Rohde, RR3 Mitchell
Vice President
Milton McCurdy, RR1 Kirbeton
Directors
E. Clayton Colquhoun, RR1
Science Hill .
Martin Feeney, RR2 Dublin
Robert G. Gardiner, R1 Cromarty
Timothy Toohey, Toohe. RR3 Lucan
Agents
Harry Coates, RR1 Centralia
Clayton Harris, Mitchell
Stanley Hocking, Mitchell
Solicitor
W. G. Cochrane, Exeter
BLACKSMITHING
Open all day Thursday. Forge
work, sharpen . harrows, plow
shares, anything in line of blaek-
emithing. Work guaranteed.
Phone 97w Brussels morning or
evening. Fred Sieling, Brussels
NOTICE
Township of Tulekeramith
Ratepayers and inhabitants of
the Township of Tuckersmith are
requested by the council, to not
park ears on township roads and
streets during the winter months
in order to facilitate snowplow-
1,gg operations
Connell gill iiot•Ue responsible
.for dangagee Ititainy• vehicles park -
fail reads .or .streets.
' 'Cot's Chesney, Acting Cleric
For Sale
FORMER SEAFORTH SHOE
PROPERTY
MAIN ST. SOUTH
Apply: D. H. Wilson, Town Clerk