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Phol9e 527-0490- Seafortti
Office{ Directly Opposite
Seaforth Motors
ineteen Farms
Registered rn Grey Twp.
Herewith is a report on the.
Cen'ttrry farzns in Grey Town•
ship. There are 19 Inentnred
with gate signs at time of gath-
ering this iiiforitiation.
William D., -Campbell, RR 1,
Listowel, lot 63 and 64, con 1.
William Campbell took up crown
land in 1852, then David H.
Campbell. Then William D.
Campbell, present ,owner.
Mack ' Cardiff, RR 1, Ethel,
lot 3, con'8. John Cardiff, 1865,
crown land; then Frederick Car-
diff,present owner, Mack Car-
diff.
Clarence Clark, RR 1, Ethel,
lot 30, con.. 5. John Clark, crown
land 1864, present owner is
Clarence Clark,- third genera-
tion.
Elmer Collis, RR 1, Ethel, -lot
34, con. 7./ William Collis,
Crown land, 1865, Charles Col-
lis, then -Elmer Collis, present
owner.
Jack Cox, Alt 3, Brussels, lot
28, con. 11, George Cox crown
land, 1864, present owner Jack
Cox, fourth generation.
' Glenn Fraser, RIZ 2, Bluevale,
lot 13, con. 2, Finlay Fraser,
1865, then John Fraser; then
present owner Glenn Fraser.
'blue .coal'
Champion Stove and
Furnace Oil '
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`re4.;Eieiler, RR 1, Ethel, lot
16, con. R, Jacob Keller, crown
land, 1864, son Aaron Keifer,
1904, grandson Telford Keifer,
1908, present owner Fred, 1956.
Jack Knight, RR 2, Brussels,
lot 17, con. 14. Lauchlan Mc-
Neil, -crown land, 1852; his
daughter married James Knight
and purchased the farm, then
Gordon Knight and present own-
er Jack Knight.
Donald A. MacDonald, RR 2,
Bluevale, lot 6, con 2. Alexan-
der MacDonald crown- land,
1855, Donald MacDonald, Sr.,
1877, Donald . Ai MacDonald,
1927, is present owner.
.Tames R. McDonald, RR 2,
Brussels, lot 1, ` con. 16. Peter
McDonald, crowla land, 1852,
presently owned by -James Mo
Donald, grandson.
Stuart McNair, RR 2, Brussels,
lot 22, con. 14. Neil McNair,
crown land 1854. then John Mo-
hair, then James A. McNair and
his son Stuart is present own-
er.
Roy Patterson, RR 2, Brussels,
lot 29, con. 13. George Patterson
crown land, 1858, present own-
er Roy Patterson,third genera-
tion.
WILLIS DUNDAS
Office 527-0150 — Res. 527-1053
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1961 FORD SEDAN
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Come and See the
NEW ' 1967 MODELS
MILLER' MOTORS.
Phone 527-1410. Seaforth
American Motors Dealer
. Hugh 'Smith,: RA 2, I+istoWelr
lets 55 -and 56, con. 1, William
Brown, 1866. His daughter mar .
-r-ied £amuel__$angster, their
daughter married Thigh- Kultur.
His son'James Smith is. present
owner.
Stewart Steiss, Bit 2, $russets,
lotj48, con. 13., Valentine Steiss,
crown land, 1851, present own-
er Stewart Steiss, fourth gener-
ation.
William J. Turnbull, RR 2,
Brussels, lot 10, con. 15. Andrew
Turnbull, crown land, 1863, 01-
iver Turnbull, then son Wilbur
Turnbull and present owner
William Turnbull.
George Turnbull, RR 2, Blue -
vale, lot 5, con. 4. James Turn-
bull, 1866 then William Turnbull
present owner is George Turn-
bull.
James T. Williamson, RR 3,
Walton, lot 14, con. 17. James
B. Williamson, crown land,
1853, James H. Williamson, pre-
sent owner James T. William-
son. •
Graham,. Work, RN. 5, Brussels,
lot 1, con. 8. Robert• Work,
crown land, 1853, then William
Work, then John Work and pre-
sent owner Graham Work.
DEAR DORIS
advice from
Doris Clark
• . TIME WILL TELL
DEAR DORIS ''=.My parents
have °always been strict with
me when - it comes to boys,
especially since my sister got
married because she was preg-
nant. .
;. My father said I had .to stop
seeing Brian everynight, and
when he caught me getting out
of Brian's . car when I said . I
was at a girl friend's, he was
really mad. He said I could not
see him any more.•
LL1l.��
;tor t►ie
EEK
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MAPLE LEAF
DAIRY
Phone 527-0810 - t Seaforth
Dairy Products are available at -
BROWN'S SUPERTI;ST 'STATION
Sundays, Holidays, Everyday -- Maple Leaf
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Winthr
Lose' Oner
$russets girls downed? the
Winthrop Wingers in Brussels
W esday,. July 5, hy
score of. 16-5. Brussels & eco
off the scoring in the first
with lour runs. Betty McGreg-
or -Lynne -Nixon- and Pat Mel-
ady each counted one in the
secondfor Winthrop. Brussels
scored one. Lea Dejong and
Maryanne Weiler got two in
the 3rd. Brussels. gained five t9
lead the ball game, 10,5. No
runs were scored' in the 4th
or 5th. Brussels broke, lose in
the 6th with 6 runs making the
final score of the balk, game
16-5.. •
Coltes and Rutledge
M. Weiler, L. DeJong and Scott.
Winthrop r Wingers &"owned
the Blyth girls 31-26 in a high
scoring game on Monday, July
10th in Blyth. Winthrop scored
5 in the 1st and Blyth scored
7. Each team scored two . in
.the second. Blyth scored 4 in
the 3rd --to Winthrop's 2 to bring
the score to _13-9 for Blyth.
Royal Canadian Legion branch
here, who intend to award it
as a curling trophy.
Do we have it inscribed "In
Loving , Memory" (of the• de-
ceased) or 'Dedicated to the
Memory'.' etc? Should our name
appear on the''inscriptioh;"also
.the• name of the Royal• Cana-
dian Legion? .
Clueless
I cried •on the phone to
Brian when I told him, and he
said not to be upset, and to
apologize, to my Dad for snub-
bing him. He. said we would
still see each other around
where the gang holds out.
I hate to think this will go
on all the time I bring a boy,
around here.
Help Me!
DEAR' HELP ME,. — Then
put on the breaks yourself.- At
17, a date every night is a bit
much. Much as you think you
are in control, there are times
when things can slip. .
Listen to Brian: Avoid long
"-reeking sessions; lonely car
rides; avoid going steady. Once
you show some self-discipline,
your father ..won't have. to issue
hard-hearted orders.
DEAR DORIS — I hate house-
work and am not overly strong.
Would there be any shortcuts
to housecleaning? Somehow I
just never 'did have to do any-
thing
rtything before marriage and am
still learning things —
)• The Hard Way
News" of
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BLIN
r ors.
1: Vito
air thro>a camo through • in the
'1th with 1.0 runs to Blyth': 9.
No runs were scored in.the 5th.
B.1yth scored 1 in the 6th to
lead the hall game 3.11).
thrap came On strong in the
7th' for • their last turn at bat
an% brought in 12 runs to.
Blyth's 3 to bring the final
lead the hall game 23-19: Win -
Joyce hoe lead the winners
with 5 for 7.
Hubbard and Carter,,
M. • Weiler, McClure, DeJong
and •.Seott. ,
News . of .
Winchelsea
Mrs. James Givlin and child-
ren of Wellesley, with Mrs. Am-
brose Givlin. •
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Kraus-
kopf of Ferndale, Mich., with
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Kraus-
kopf.
Miss Kathleen, Stapleton in
Georgetown with Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Newcombe.
Mr, and Mrs. Mott McGreight
in MontreaLa'nd- at Expo 67.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry. Kraus-
kopf, Ferndale, Mich., with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Carpenter.
Lt. -Colonel Edward and Mrs.
Tozer and family, • Davison,
Mich., with Mrs. Patrick Ryan.
Miss Jacqueline Vanier, Lon-
don with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Friend.
Mr. and Mrs. Kaloue, Chat-
ham, with Mrs. Alice Coyne.
Mr. and_ Mrs. . Jim Jordan,
Beth and John, Toronto, Miss
Mary Evans and Sister Paul
.William of Windsor with Mrs.
Frank Evans.
Mrs. Mark Nelson of Seattle;
Washingtorf with Miss Mary
O'Connell...
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Butters.
and family, St. Thomas, with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butters.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Klinkham-
er, Kitchener, with, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Klinkhamer.
Mrs. John E. Murray, in De-
troit with Mrs. Vera McKay,
DEAR CLUELESS The in -
loving -memory inscription is re-
served for a memorial plaque
in a church:
This is different. The inscrip-
tion on your award should read
something like this: "The John
Brown Memorial. Trophy, pre-
sented- for annual competition,
to Branch Number 12 of the
Royal Canadian Legion by his
parents." Properly spaced out. •
At the bottom, a little annual
plate is attached, 'inscribed:
"1966, Joe Smith"; or whatever
applies.
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DEAR. HARD WAY — A
reader who has been through
the mill jotted down some
pointers which tie included in
our leaflet "Tips for Harassed.
Homemakers." Such happy
thoughts as "Make bake day a
fun day," "catch a quick nap,"
"let the children help," show
how to pull yourself up by your
bootstraps.
. (N.B.: "Tips for .Harassed
Homemakers" may be bad by
anyone writing in and enclos-
ing a stamped, self-addressed
envelope.)
DEAR • DORIS -- Please sug-
gest the proper wording to be
used on a trophy we are award-
ing in memory of our son, a
(asualty of World War II. The
trophy is to be given to the
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Dial Seaforth 527240.cket. To jubt
DEAR DORIS I am 37 and
male; my friends tell me I
should get married. I agree, but
all too clearly I recognize the
odds against me.
I have no interest in prestige
or position, and this seems to
be a crime, or at -least foolhar-
dy. And believe it or not, this
is not sour grapes. I like to
read. 1'. don't feel lonely.
I am a janitor.I might de-
scribe myself as a bank em-
ployee, which sounds good and
is, true, but janitor? No good;•
not for prestige. Yet no improve-
meat seems possible without at
least ten Years of formal educa
tion. .
Personality is to me more im-
portant than academic standing.
I' don't , want to pretend to be
something more than I ani.
European Immigrant
- DEAR EUROPEAN -=' Stuff
and nonsence about that jani-
tor business. Your letter was
well -expressed and tells me that
your•mind has been working'
overtime.
Now start living; with peo-
ple, I mean. Your doubts about
yourself are your worst hint'
drance. Start a new hobby, or
take up some volunteer work.
Snobs are much in the minori-
ty when it comes to giving your-
self in service to your fellow
men.
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THE IfOR I X. 1To FORTi otir, J'10a•r
Miss Phylis Taylor and Yaw-
rence attended Expo this past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wal-
ters
alters spent • Sunday at Port
Bruce. •
Miss Kathy Hern • of Clinton
and Brian Hern of Stratford
spent the weekend with their
parents Mr. and Mrs: Phil Hern..
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