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The Seaforth News, 1961-06-01, Page 8ESTI, NEW for a fashion -wise summer Neiv Bryant Juniors, Leo Danal .and Statland cottons featuring ginghams, polished cottons, print- ed sateens and mercerized broad- cloths all "easy care" fabrics styled in Misses, Womens and half size dresses, also Petites, in a wide range, of now patterns See this glamorous showing to -day Sizes 7 to 241 10.95 BUDGET COTTONS This group features classic styles, cool sleeveless or sun dresses in a wide range of washable floral prints, paisleys, checks, dots and plain shades styled for a dressy summer at Sizes 9 to 24% -4.95 to 6.95 STEWART BROS. KIPPEN Miss Elva Marie Jarrott gradu- ated Saturday afternoon as a nurse at Stratford Shakespearean Festival Theatre, She ' is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Jarrott and a member of a class of 21 graduates of Stratford Gen- eral Hospital School of Nursing. Those attending the graduation exercises included: Mr, and Mrs. Eldon Jarrott and daughter Ruth Ann, Mrs. Elizabeth Ander- son, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson And- erson, nderson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Up shall, Mrs. John Anderson and Kathryn, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norris and Mary from Kippen; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Love and John Jarrott of Hensall; Miss Norma Love of Hillsgreen; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gasser of Lon- don; Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brock of Guelph; Mrs. Allen Fletcher and Betty, Kirkton; Mr. and Mrs. Eric Smale of Zurich; Mr. Don Brunzlow, Mrs. Gower of Credi- ton; Mrs. Brunzlow and Brenda, Stratbroy; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taylor, Stratford, On Saturday evening Mrs. Jar - rot entertained at her home in honor of Marie. Mrs. Wm. Kyle was a winner of a carton of cigarettes and Mrs. Eldon Jarrott, a floor lamp, at the penny sale in the P.U.C. of- fice, which was sponsored by Canadian Legion and the draw taking place on Saturday even- ing. Mr. and Mrs. John Keys, Varna, accompanied by Mrs. Arthur Keys of Seaforth and Mr. Lloyd Dowson of Varna visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Elston Dow - son, Mrs. Herbert Whiteman of Toronto, who has visited two weeks with her sister-in-law, Miss Mabelle Whiteman, returned home Sunday accompanied by her husband and daughter Mar- garet. Mrs. N. Dickert and Mrs. Ken McLellan spent Monday after- noon in London. Mr. Oswald Brown, Q.C. and Mrs. Brown of Detroit, accompan- ied by Mrs. Alvin Ulch of Wind- sor were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. N, Long and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Little and family of Hensall. Cpl. and Mrs. W. G. Turner and little son Ross of Sudbury visited with the MacKay families and other friends over the holi- day, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wahl of List- owel spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dickert, ANDERSON—McLEAN Yellow snapdragons, mauve Allele, ferns and candelabra formed the setting in Main St. United Church, Exeter, for thd. marriage of Ruth Patricia Mc- Lean and Ron Emerson Ander- son, on Saturday, May 20th at 3 p.m. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Fern McLean, Toronto, and niece of Miss Marion McLean of Exeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Em- erson Anderson, RR 2, Hensall, are parents of the groom. Rev. R. S. Hiltz performed the cere- mony and Mrs. A. Willard pro- vided the wedding music and ac- companied the soloist, Miss Dor- othy Parker, Hensall, who sang "Wedding Prayer" and "0 Prom- ise Me", Given in marriage by her fath- er the bride wore a floor -length gown of peau-de-soie with close fitted bodice with top and sleeves of chantilly lace, boat neckline and lily -pointed sleeves. The bouffant skirt swept to a chapel train. She carried Talisman ros- es, Miss Mary Ann Rannie, Lon- don, was matron of honor and Miss Eileen McLean, sister of the bride, London, and Mrs. Earl Paulin, Mitchell, were attendants and were gowned alike in mauve peau-de-soie. They carried bask- ets of white and mauve mums and their headdresses were of white and mauve mums. Little Patricia Bender, Dashwood, was flower girl in a long white dress of peau-de-soie and carried a white Bible with white ribbons and mauve flowers. Gregor y Campbell, Exeter, was ringbear- er, Don Bender, Dashwood was best man and two brothers of the bride, Merlin and Bev McLean, were ushers. A reception was held in the church rooms. The bride's aunt received guests in green lace over taffeta with white accessor- ies, and the groom's mother chose a mauve sheath dress with white accessories and yellow cor- sage. Serving were Misses Dianne Ronnie, Hensall, Geraldine Park- er, London, Pat Cooper, London, Ann Koehler, Dashwood, and Bet- ty Parker, London. For a honeymoon spent in Pennsylvania and New York the bride changed to a blue stroller salt with white accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will reside in Seaforth. Guests were present from Toronto, Hamilton, Port Do- ver, London, Hensall, Kippen, Shedden, Centralia and Sarnia. CROP REPORT Continued cold weather has held hack growth of grain, hay and pastures. Corn planting is well underway. A few . white beans have been sown SEAFORTH LIONS CLUB THEATRE PARTY• BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN, Clinton Wednesday, LI'L ABNER Color VIstavlaion,,,. Featuring All-Star Cast STOOGE COM'dV' (ONE CARTOON) TWO SHOWS — 'First Show at Dusk Admission 650 Proceeds Seaforth Lions Community Work II Draw for Twenty-five Silver Dollars $25.00 t GONSTRNCE Mr, and Mrs, Byron Shupe 02 Maryland, N.Y. spent a few days last week with Mr. and MI's. Clarence Montgomery,. Mr. C is a r'i e s MacGregor of Markdale spent the weekend with his parents, lMlt', and Mrs, -Rasa MacGregor, Mr. Douglas Riley and Mr, Ron Grist of Scarboro spent the week. end with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Ri- ley, Mr, and Mrs. Reg Lawson visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs, J. Turn- er of Tuckersruith and attended the Turner's Sunday School An- niversary and flower service on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yungblut of. Londesboro visited last Wed- nesday with Mr, and Mrs, Chas. Dexter, Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Lawson at- tended the Turner's -Sunday School Anniversary on Sunday and visited with Mr, and Mrs, Howard Johns of Tuckersmith on Sunday. - Master Kenneth Jewitt spent last week with Mr, and Mrs, Den- nis Jewitt in Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Leitch visit- ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Cartel' of near Seaforth, Mrs, Lorne Lawson was in London on Monday and visited with Mr, and Mrs, Elwood Clarke and family, BRUCEFI BLD The W. A. of the Brucefield United Church will hold their an- nual visitors' day on Tuesday af- ternoon, June 6 at 2,30 when Seaforth Northside ladies, Wes- ley Willis and Ontario Street, Clinton ladies -=will be our guests. The ladies of our own congrega- tion are specially invited. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hope, Lind- say, visited with Mrs, Hope's aunt, Mrs. Chas. Clifton, on Sun- day. Mrs. Geo. Clifton attended the Farmers' Union Board Meeting at Oshawa on Saturday. Sorg. A. Randall, RCAF, Clin- ton returned home on Sunday af- ter spending two weeks at Hali- fax. The Bell Telephone ladies, of Clinton played a friendly game of ball with the Brucefield ladies on Monday night, Brucefield be- ing the winners. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Griffith and family of Stratford visited with relatives in the village on Sun- day. FEDERATION NEWS Last week I was given the op- portunity of attending a short course at the O.A.C. on com- munications, I appreciate this greatly and hope that it will re- sult in a better information ser- vice for you. Seine of the things learned. were new while others refreshed the memory. Perhaps you will remember that quite some time ago I stated that words have no meaning but rather we have meanings for words. Fortunately in the great majority of cases the meaning that a great many of us have for a great many words is almost identical. It is the much smaller number of words for which our meanings are different, perhaps vastly different, that creates our quarrels. Let me give you an example. John and Mary are out driving one fine summer evening. Sud- denly Mary exclaims "John, you are going too far!" What did Mary mean by her words? Just a moment—Before you an- swer consider whether or not your answer will tell me more about you than it will tell me a- bout either John or Mary. If you think this over for a few minutes you will have some idea of the difficulties of expression that confront all public speakers and writers. When I write I must not only use words that express my ideas but I must try to use words that will mean the same to you. Exper- ience and training help but at best end at something less than perfection. To assist in getting the message you must not only put your meaning on the words but also try to arrive at the meaning I intended. If I keep this in mind while writing and you keep this in mind while reading the probability of us misunder- standing each other will be put in half. I was surprised recently to find that at least one individual interpreted one of my articles to mean that I expected Co -Operat- ives to be exempt from quality and sanitary regulations that ap- ply to private businesses. To the best of my knowledge Co -Op. fertilizers and feeds must conform to exactly the same an- alysis and quality regulations as that produced by any private cor- poration. By the same token Co. Op Dairy produce and egg -grading plants must obey the same sani- tary and grade requirements as any private business, I feel quite sure that Co -Operators Insurance must obey the same regulations of the Dept. of Insurance as any Insurance Company. I have never had any indica- tions that "Fame" would or ex- pected to have any exemptions from sanitary or quality regula tions that apply to any other plant. In closing, a quotation from the Alberta Wheat Pool Budget, Canadians spend yearly for food slightly more than one-third of the total money paid in taxes to all Governments, the gnidanco of the OWRO,. DI', A, D. Berry, general Manager of the Commission, 'and Fred Voege, lab ec Thedirvisititor:ng group was headed bl" Board of Health Chairman J. Morrisey of Crediton and the following board members -Conn- tY Warden Ivan Forsyth of Tuck• 'ersmith, Township, Dan Boner- menu of McKillop Township, Lloyd O'Brien of Zurich, Dr. R, M. Aldus of Goderich, medical of - floor of healtll and director of the county health' unit, J. G. Berry of Goderich, board secretary -treas- urer and clerk -treasurer of the county. Others in the party were' the. first chairman of the county. board 'of health, Hugh Berry of Woodham, a brother of Commis- sion General, Manager Berry, B.G, Hanly of Goderich, deputy clerk - treasurer of lerk-treasurerof the county, and Dr. T, R.Melody of Goderich, public health, veterinarian, • MRS. WM. J. CHESNEY Mrs. William J. Chesney, of. Cartwright, Manitoba, passed a- way suddenly at her home on Monday, May 22, in her 80th year, She was the former Phemia Kyle, of Tuckersmith and lived her early years with her sister, the late Mrs. G. Strong. • She is survived by her husband, two sons, Hugh and Kyle and one grandson, William. A daught- er died in infancy. Also surviving is a brother Thomas Kyle, Hen- sall and a number of nieces and nephews. Burial was in the fam- ily plot at Cartwright, Manitoba. BORN Dowson — At Scott Memorial Hospital on May 25th, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dowson, R R 1, Varna, a daughter. Van Dyke — At Scott Memorial Hospital on May 25th to Mr. and Mrs. Theodorus Van Dyke, It R 3, Seaforth, a son. Holtom - At Scott Memorial Hospital on May 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Byrnel Holtom, Seaforth, a daughter. Murray — At Scott Memorial Hospital on May 30th to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Murray, R R 5, Seaforth. a daughter. Ken's Radio and TV Sales and Service JARVIS ST. (In the former Ontex Building) Phone; Shop 164 Re's, 464 Used TVs $30 up NOTICE I will be sway to convention the first two weeks of June. I have taken care of all premiums on car and Vire Insurance com- ing oming due in that period. However to case of accident or purchase of new car, my office phone will be attended and ser. vice taken care, of, GERALD HOLLAND, Insurance, Dublin Jos. McConnell Real Estate Broker PHONE 266 SEAFORTH Wanted -100 -acre farm within 3 miles of Seaforth, Dublin or St. Columban. Buildings to be in good state of repair and land to be at least 85% workable. FOR SALE To close an Estate—Modern home with new oil furnace. Also newly painted and decorated in- side and out, 'large lot, garage, reasonable down payment. Long term mortgage can be arranged, Seven room house, about 10 acres of land on No, 8 Highway. Owner will sacrifice this property as he is being transferred. One of Seaforth's most modern homes, new 3 -piece bathroom up and 2 -piece down. All rooms re- cently decorated, All rugs, drapes and etc. go with property. New kitchen, 2 car garage, oil furnace, corner lot, very low down payment ' with long term mortgage. This home is priced at $3000 less than replacement val- ue as owner is leaving town. One of Logan township's most productive farms 2 miles from Brodhagen, Owner will leave mortgage on property. This farm is a real money maker. • Apartments to rent HURON HEALTH BOARD AT OWRC LABORATORY' Members of the Huron County Board of Health recently visited the laboratories and research building of the Ontario Water Re- sources Commission on Highway 401 in northwest Metro Toronto, The visitors inepected the building's modern facilities under Town of Seaforth TOWN CLERK AND TREASURER REQUIRED. Applications In writing and addressed to the undersigned for. the position of Town Clerk and Treasurer for the Town of Sea- forth will be received until June 15th, Experience in municipal work desired; accounting experi- ence eseential, Apply giving full details as to age, experience, qua• ]ideations, etc. Salary will depend on qualiflcations, Applications kept in strictest confidence, Mark envelope "Town Clerk Position" MAYOR EDMUND DALY, Seaforth, Ontario TEE SEA TH NEWS (Rhone )-Thursday, Juno , 1901 Brownie's Drive -In Theatre LTD., Clinton THURS. & FRI., June 1-2—Double Feature "Babette Goes to War" (Color) (CinemaScop'JACQUES CHARRIER BRIGITTE BARDOT "The Secret of Treasure Mountain" RAYMOND BURR '.-- ' VALERIE. FRENCH. ONE CARTOON SAT. & MON., June 3 & 5 —Double Feature "The Mountain Road" JAMES STEWART -- LISA LU "Sierra Stranger" HOWARD DUFF -- GLORIA McGHEE ONE CARTOON TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, June 5 and "Li' l Abner" ALL STAR CAST dolor Vista Vision Wednesday, June 7: Seaforth Lions Club Theatre Night CARD OF THANKS My sincere thanks to Scott Memorial and St. Joseph's Hos pital staff, to all my friends who offered prayers and good wishes and sent flowers, to the Seaforth Hospital Board, Dr. Stapleton, Fr. McCowell and Fr. Sullivan, and to my neighbors and friends who looked after my family so well while I was a patient in London. Theresa Malone. CARD OF THANKS I wish to acknowledge with thanks and heartfelt apprecia- tion, the kindness of all those, whose prayers and comforting messages of sympathy have help- ed to ease my sorrow in -my re- cent sad loss, Sincerely, Mrs. Violet Elgie. CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank all those who remembered me while a pa= tient in the hospital, also Dr. Gorwill, and the hospital staff, and those who helped with the seeding at home while I was away, Jerry Doerr, CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mrs, Austin Dolmage wish. to thank the staff of the Thames Nursing_ Home, Box Funeral Service and all those who helped in any way. FOR RENT Apartment heated, four rooms, downstairs, 3 -piece bath, availa- ble July 1st. Gordon Nobel, Ph. 71W. FOR SALE Upright Bell piano and bench in Al condition. Wonderful tone. Apply Wilber Keyes, R R 3, Sea - forth. LOST Ladies' wrist watch in Sea - forth on Saturday on Main St. Pflone 582W, Seaforth. FOR SALE 10 pigs ten weeks old. John E. MacLean, R R 3, Seaforth. Phone 665'r 21. FOR SALE New Idea tractor mower, pull type. Bob Dalton. Phone 75831, Seatorth. FOR SALE` 9 stocker cattle between 500 and 600 lbs. Phone 838 r 6: Thos. Govenlock. FOR SALE 1950 Mercury pickup $125.00, will take trade, also 48 ton -truck and Case tractor parts. Phone 277 3 1, Hensall. ' Real Estate WILFRED MCINTEE BROKER _ Listings wanted on farms, homes, businesses and summer properties. FOR SALE Port Elgin — Modern summer cottage on large lot, one block from beach, Beauty Salon on Main Street of a busy area town, priced far be- low its value, for quick sale. Chopping mill, powered by wat- er, completely equipped with modern machinery including cid- er making equipment, 35 -acre mill pond. 100 acres in Stanley Twp. close to the lake, all workable, with a real modern 9 -room brick house and large L-shaped bank barn, 90 acres in McKillop Twp„ all workable, large bank barn with excellent Stabling and modern 8 -room house. 200 acres near Londesboro, 160 acres. workable with large bank barn, new cement' stabling and 9 -room red brick house modern in every respect, 140 -acre dairy farm in tiptop shape, only 4 miles from Coder- ich, General store with attached living, quarters doing a very large volume of business. Be sure to see this one before you buy. Apply to AmOS Corby, Seaforth Phone 698 M Local representative for' WILFRED MoINTEE, Realtor Walkerton, Ont. 0 offices and 26 ealtoalen to servo 755, Auction Sale Clearing Auction Sale of Farm Machinery at lot 9, Bronson Line, Stanley twp., 3 miles North of Blake or 5 miles south of Bay- field ayfield on Wed. June 7th at 1 p.m. sharp, 6 -ft. Case combine with motor and attachments for clover. Pa - peck Forage Harvester with corn head and bay attachments; George White blower with 50 feet of outside pipes, also pipes for inside silo; 2 forage harvester .b'oxes and wagons with self un- locking attachments; 15 -run In- ternational fertilizer drill (like new , T 45 International hay bal- er; International 2 -row corn plan- ter; 8 -ft. case power driven bind- er which makes a good swather;. Farman A International tractor with lights and starter; also man- ure loader; clover attachments for 7 -ft. mower; Fleury Bissell manure spreader on rubber, 95 bus, capacity; 5 -sections of In- ternational spring -tooth har- rows; 5 -section of harrows; one grain blower with 50 feet of pipes; land. roller; 100 bus, grain box; 8 -ft International heavy duty tractor; disk as good as new; 3 -furrow International trac- tor plow on rubber; 2 -furrow In- ternational tractor' plow on rub- ber;.,7-ft, New Idea tractor moun- ted oueted mower, like new; tractor ,mounted 20 ft. sprayer; set of sleighs; 36 -ft. extension ladder; anvil. and forge blacksmith set; post hole digger to mount on a Farmall A tractor (like new) ; Lincoln 180 Amp. Electric Weld - der (like new) ; wire stretcher; • set of chain blocks half ton ca- pacity; set of double blocks; set of heavy duty tractor chains; Stewart Warner electric brooder stove and poultry equipment. Heat Houser to fit H. W. 4 Inter- national tractor; set of platform scales; root pulper; grass seeder. Bolens 2/ horse power garden tractor with cultivator and plow; 2 -row scattier to mount on Farm - all A Tractor; 2-18" rotary power lawn mowers; 24" handy man jack; logging chains.„ fanning mill with motor. and screens; In- ternational cream separator; ta- ble saw; emery stone..stand; em- ery bench stone stand; 4 electric. 14 h. p. motors in good shape (will guarantee); -/ h. p. elect- ric heavy duty motor, only run 10 hrs. Letts farm grain grinder; large bulk tank feeder, 200 bus. capacity; Band 0 electric feed cooker; cement mixer with mot- or; rubber -tired wheel barrow; 6 -ft, step ladder; " bench mounted drill; 4 sling ropes; Farm air com- pressor with tank; ensilage feed cart; small table International cream separator; 60 electric fence posts; cattle dehorners and new Burdizzo. Household Effects: 3 folding lawn chairs; rangette stove; victrola, gramophone with 600 records, works good; daybed and floor lamps. Number chairs and other articles too numerous to mention. Terms -Cash Prop., Roy Scotchmer Auct„ Harold Jackson Clerk, Geo. Powell t Everything will be sold as the owner is giving—up farming on account of ill health. • ESTATE AUCTION SALE Estate auction sale of combin- ed• store and dwelling situated on four acres of land. Brick con- struction, part of lot 10, Con. 5, McKillop. twp., 2% miles north and 34,y miles east of Seaforth, on Saturday, June 10th at 7 p.m. known as the, Beechwood Store. Terms: 10% down, balance in 30 days. Offered subject to re-• serve bid. For further particulars apply to V. L, Carlin, Executor, Box 548, London, Ont., Estate of late Mary L. Carlin, Harold Jackson, Auctioneer HONEY FOR SALE Offering balance 9f 1960 crop of honey, 8 lb pails $2. Wallace Rosa Apiaries CATTLE -OILER Melnti re's Cattle Oilers — greatest advance in cattle oilers in 50 years. The only oiler with spiral curry comb teeth that groom the cattle. ORVILLE STO- REY, RR 1, Seaforth, See the oil- er at our farm. CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE In all Bees, approximately 050! with 5% to 7 inch top. Also braces, anchor Posts. barb wire, steel Posta, etc. -Kn- bUrn Store, Borden Brown, phone 841r2 BOX Funeral Service AMBULANCE - Prompt and careful Attention Hospital Bed Flowers for all occasions Phones: Day 43 Night 596W MARTIN W. STAPLETON Physician and Surgeon Phone 90 - Seaforth JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A.; M.D, Physician and Surgeon Phone 5-W Seaforth SEAFORTH CLINIC P, L. Brady. M•D., Surgeon Dr. E. Mallow Office Hours, 1 p.m. to 5 pan. daily except Wednesday and Sunday. Evenings; Tuesday & Thurs. 7-9 p.m. Appointments made in advance are desirable TURNBULL &°BRYANS VETERINARY CLINIC .1.0, TURNBULL, -D.V.M., V.S. W. R. BRYANS, D.V.M.,'V.S. W. G. DRENNAN, D.V.M„ V.S. Phone 105 Seaforth John E. Longstaff.= Optometrist Goderich 'St. W., Seaforth Phone 791 Hours—Seaforth dally except Mon., 9 to han est by appointment only.M to Clinton 230 PM.HU-I-7010.,- shove Hawkins'Hdwe. Mon. 9 to 5.10 INSURANCE • Fire • Auto • Accident • Liability • Weather. Complete Coverages W. E. Southgate Phone 334 Res. 640 AND FUEL OIL WILLIAM M. HART Office Phone 784 - (Ras. 288 We write all lines of INSURANCE Fire Auto Wind Liability & Life. JOHN A. CARDNO Phone 214 Seafortle Hudson Sterling Coal SEAFORTH LUMBER LTD Phone 47 The McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co. HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, ONT. Officers — President, John L. Malone, Seaforth; Vice Pres„ John H. McEwing, Birth Sec,-Treas., W. E. Southgate. Seaforth. Directors, Norman. Trewarths, Clinton, S, L. Malone, Seaforth: Chris Leonhardt, Bornholm; . HaE�iving. Blrt yth ; Wm. S. Alex- ander, Walton ; Harvey Fuller, Goderich; Wm. R. Pepper, Seaforth ; *Ulster Broadfoot, Seaforth. Agents — William Leiper Jr., Londe*. bore; V. J. Lane. RR -5 Seaforth ; Selwyn Baker, Brussels; Harold Squires. Clin- ton ; James 'Revs, Seaforth, PROBLEMS? Money to Loan on any aromas Anywhere. Don't Delay — Write Delray Thesecret of our. success — is Service DELRAY INVESTMENTS 450-A Wilson Ave.,. Downsview. Oat ME. 5-2555 'blue coal' WILLIS `DUNDAS SEAMPIONSTOV AND FURNACE • DUNDAS & LONEY Phone 573 or 382-R NOTICE See your authorized dealer for district of Seaforth, Dublin and Clinton for Viking Cream Separ- ators and Viking Milking Mach- ines. Basil O'Rourke, Blacksmith and Welding Shop, Brucefield. Arnold Stinnissen RR 5 ; SEAFORTH Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada Telephone 852-R-12 NOTICE Township of Tuckersmith Tuckersmith Municipal Dump will be open until further notice Oh Wednesday & Saturday after nouns from 1-5,30 P.M. Cora Chesney, Clerk • NOTICE Does any of your furniture need.., REUPHOLSTERING, refinishing or repairing. If so, please call Kitchener t7pholytery at MAIM, rich's Sales and Service, Seaforth 585,