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TWO black anal White used TV'S
Call Seaforth Electronics, phone
527-1160. 11-70x2
THREE good used fridges; two
good used TV's; one new Wood's
upright freezer, $185. Ginger-
ich's Sales .and Services.
11-70-1
12. Wanted to Buy
JACK Rabbits wanted! . $1.25
each.. Contact Monkton Pool-
room. 12-69-2
OLD books, library or those us-
ually stored in attics, .482-9193,
12-704f
Are you happy with your pre-
sent kitchen cupboard? If not,
contact us for complete kitchen
remodelling.
Ball - Macaulay
Ltd.
Clinton - Seaforth • Henson
19-694f
NOTICE -_St. Columban store is
now handling Singer parts and
notions, also accepting service
calls. Special on service calls.
Free estimates given dn repairs.
Phone 345-2750, 19.-654f
WANTED.
KIMBER LEGHORN
Day Old and Started Pullets
SCOTT POULTRY
FARMS, LTD.
Seaforth
Phone 527-084'r • Box 109
' 9-69-tf
11 ArtiCles For Sale .
dESTETNER ink available al
The Huron Expositor, 527-0240,
Seiforth. 11-69xtf
ONE 3-point hitch ougur tYpe
snowblower with swivel -hood.
Priced for quick sale. Robert
Fotheringhom, 482-9196. 11-68x3
TYPEWRITER ribbons, adding
machine ribbons foe-most styles.
The Huron Expositor, 527-0240,
11-694f
USED electric arc welders and
portable air compressors, 527-
1994. 11-69-tf
WESTINGHOUSE dryer for sale,
3 years-old. Phone 527-1669.
11-70-1
* POR sale: .Two formals, size 10,
one with matching shoes, size 7;
two coats, one green winter'.
cloth with fur trim, one red lam-
inated spring coat, size 12. Call
345-2772. 11-70-1
SNOWBLOWERS, drive or back
through snow. George Troyer,
262-5282, • Hensel. 11-704
_APPLES-Northern Spy, Delic-
ious and Courtland. Spedial: 2
bushels for $5.00. Bring ,contain-
ers' on weekends only or phene
482-9136. Ross Middleton Stor-
age, 1 mile East, of Hayfield',
North of River. 11-70-1
gEE . lack" and Elgin?s Bargain
Counter. Up to 60% off on bolts
etc. Vincent's Farm pqitipment
Limited, Seaforth. 11-70-1
McKEE double au,ger snow blow-
er, $475. Geo. White snowblow-
er, $150. Used Chain Saws in
Stock, as well as new snowhlow-
al in stock. Vintent Farni
linaent Ltd., Seaforth,
• 1140-1
FOR Sale-1963 PlymoutleFurY
parts, Phone 527-0244. 11-704
TABLE turnips, 78e delfiiered in
Seaforth. Percy Adams, Myth.
523-4452 after 6 p.m.
PoRTABLE record player, auto-
matic change, $20, 5274587.
1140-1. .
USED Colored Admiral end
Westinghouse TV, retaMdition-
ft Boit Fiirniture, Seaferth.
11-78-1
CARPENTRY - Available for
carpenter work of all kinds.
Please contact George Broome
or Telephone 527-0434. 19-70x2
INTERESTED , indiViduals or
groups please note that films,
pamphlets and pertinent infor-
mation are available for the ask-
ing, for the Purpose 'of •cancer
edireatien. Anyone may 'avail
themsedves of this service by
contacting the. County Secretary
of .the Canadian Cancer Society,
Mrs. Gordon -Bothwell, at the '
office in Clinton, open Tuesday
and Friday, 2;30-5:30 p.m., ph.
482-7832. 19-694
EL,ECTROLUX Canada ' Ltd.
Sales and Service, authorized
dealer. Alvin Riley, 153 Light-
house St., Goderich, phone 524-
6514. 19-694f
WATCH REPATRS
FAST SERVICE
All work guaranteed
ANSTETT ,
JEWELLERS LTD
Phone 527-1720 - Seaforth
19-894f
DEEP STEAM
CLEANING
FREE ESTIMATE
Carpets - Upholstery
WILLIAM PINDER
Seaferth, Phone 527-1851
19-68-4
SEPTIC TANK:, .
CLEANED
Modern equipment. We guar-
antee all work. Write or call
Harvey Dale. Seaforth. Phone
Clinton 482-3320. 19-694f
GUITAR lessona arid sales, ren-
tals for beginners, five free les-
sons to all students enrolled by
December 22. H. Pulsifer, 482-
7166. 19-694f
WE SELL AND SERVICE
ACCUTRON
BULOVA
CARAVELLE
WATCHES
, ANSTETT
JEWELLERS LTD.
Sea fo rth 527-1720
91-694
THE RIMPLES
rk1Y POP .5Ay5
EVERY 'BOY
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* 5. Bus. Oppottunities
-••THOUSANDS OF
PEOPLE ARE
LOOKING
for their Avon Representative.
Many are in your neighborhood.
• Take advantage of this waiting
market add become an Avon
Representative! Write or call
collect evenings:
MRS. MI LLSON
17 Hawksbury Ave.,
London, 451-0541
5-70-1
7. Situations Wanted
Phone 5273-119r mY 41-"°7gxmi
WANTED!
'ed on e large lot in pleasant res-
idential area, 527-1492. .14-6073
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19. Notices
NOTICE
We are shipping cattle every
Monday to United Co-Operatives
of Ontario. To arrange for pick-
up' at your farm phone by Sat-
urday night.
WILLIAM J: DALE
Phone: Clinton 482-9892
19-694f
lin, 345-2025. 8-70-1 Brucefield, Ontario
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,, 21. TenderS Wanted FORTY-two started pigs. Olivea Telephone, 482-9260
s Wright, RR 2, Seaforth, 527-1727. 19-8941 Extension of
8-704
• 24 HOUR FOUR Hereford bull calves; 7
.. chunks, 11 weeks old; 4 sows, . APPROVALS
due soon. Apply, Donald Kelly, 211d & 3rd Mortgages Lot 11, Con. 4, MeKillop, phone - .
345-2969. 8-70x1 Arranged in the convenience
TWO Holstein bull ealees, phone
527-1628. 8_704 LOW cost. You can call to 11
Tender for 3/4 -ton Truck p.m. today for -helpful court-
9. Poultry for Sale ' eons service. Prompt Invest-
ment Corp. Ltd., 330 Bay St., Sealed tenders clearly mark- .
19-86-8
not necessarily accepted.
Kenneth W. Stewart
G. A WHITNEY
FUNERAL HOME
Goderich St. W., Seaforth
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Adjustable hospital beds for
rent.
FLOWERS FOR EVERY
OCCASION
Phone 527-1390 Seaforth
23-694f
SEAFORTH
VETERINARY
CLINIC
J. 0. Turnbull, D.V.M., V.S.
W.R. Bryans, D.V.M., V.S.
J. P. McNally, D.V.M., VS.
Phone 527-1760 - Seaforth
23-69-tf
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF
OPTOMETRIST
-By Appointment
Seaforth Office
Tues., Thurs., Fri., 9 to 5:30 p.m.
Thursday Evenings
Mon., Wed. - Clinton Office
For Appointment
Phone, 527-1240 - or 482-7010
23-694
Auctioneer
FARM and FURNITURE
SALES CONDUCTED
R. G. GETHKE
Phone 347-2465, Monkton
23-694f
W.-J. CLEARY
-Seaforth, Ontario
LICENSED EMBALMER
and FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Night and Day Calls - 5r3.61140f
1-70-2
EUCHRE at the Orange Hall,
Monday, Feb. 110th, 830
Everyote welcome. 1-70-1
4 SATURDAY, February--. 2 0 th,
Dublin and District Athletic As-
sociation, Dance and Draw for
$50, in Seaforth Legion Halt
Music by .Rewhaires• $8.00 Per ouple. Refreshments. 1-70-1
SOCCER fans - St. Columban
Soccer Club organizational meeb
, ing SHIN, , SeaEttorrh' Sunday
afternoon,. Febaku 14, at 2:30. Ala interested' in soccer are urg-
ed to attend. 1-70-1
2. Lost, Strayed
1. Coming Events "
4 BRODHAGION OhaingeTaf Corn-
merce Annual &tag,
March 12th. VAR Per
LOST'-Taan beige or off white,
vicinity of Sea-forth Community
Centre, .482-9973, Clinton.
2-70x1
GERMAN Shepard. Police dog,
grey and black, called Smokey,
lost 3rd of February, con. 10,
lot 5, Mullett Township, 527-0966
2-70-2
ORK -3-bedrooni rame ouse with
' self-contained apart ment situat4
IL - Articles for Sale
USED 21" television an stand.
Reaponable condition, $3.1.00;
wringe type washing machine,.
reasionable cendition, $40. Sills
Hardware, Seaforth. 11-6942
• COPIES
Copies of your important pa-
pers or documents while you
waft. Letter size, 25c each.
The Huron Expositor
11694f
EAVESTROUGHING and light
ning rods. NeWinstallations and
repairs. Estimates without ob-
ligation. Contact R. E. Ruttan,
Wingham, phone 357-1077.
1169-4.
KENMORE wringer---Washer, 18
months old, double wall stainless
steel tub, timer, pump etc. Larry
W'heatly, Axone 527-0105. 11-69-3
ADDING machine tapes for
most standard addihg machines
available at The Huron Exposi-
tor, 527-0240, Seaforth.
13. Wanted
CROCKERY, brass or fancy iron
beds, pictures, rockers, raid jew-
ellery, old bottles, or sealers,
old light fixtures, etc. Cheek
with us before you dump. 482-
7358. 13-694f
14. Property for Sale
HOUSE fore Two-storey,
&Nit
4
CLINTON
Due to the decrease in meat
prices, we are unable to pay for
any farm stock. We offer fast
efficient, service. eetIrteous same day
24-Hour Service-4 Days a Week
Call Collect 482-9811
License #237-C-70 19-691.
Dead and Disabled Cattle and
Horses, Highest Prevailing
Prices Paid. 24 Hours, 7 D'ays
Weekly. Fast , efficient service.
CALL COLLECT BRUSSELS •
887-9334
Qualified Electrician will do •
small electrical installations and
repairs.
PHONE 262,5290
7-70x3
• , 1
.4 8. Farm StOck for Sale
ONE cdw, good milker, due in
IViatela also two open heifers
ready to breed. Lorne Feeney,
345-2543. • 8-70-1,
FORTY-five pigs, weaned two
or three weeks. Ross McNichol,
phone 527-1228. • 0-70-1
' SIXgood Holstein corWs and heif-
rs, due right away. Lorne Tyre
2 Clinton. 8-704f
E Holstein hets, -• due
awn Leon Maloney, 1, nub- Lawrence Beane
Tri-Town Bookkeeping
, . Service
Income Tax Returns - Record
Preparation. ,
WED. FEB. 17th
at 10:30 am. e
No,,Ingiaggeoa,_
closing
T WNSHIP OF
McKILLOP
Toronto. Call collect.
-366-9586, EVGS. 231' -8140 '
FEBRUARY-12
fe'r supplying the - TownshiP'.
with a 1971, 3/4 -ton• truck, a 1964
°hey. 3/4 4on to be taken as
trade4n.
ed be received by the un-
dersigned until 6 p,m.
' a full feed of corn silage plus
supplemental protein. The aver-
age of two years' research.
(1968-69) in minnesota has shown
that Holstein steers gained 2.2
pounds per head per day. This
gain required 1,822 pounds of
corn silage per 100 pounds of
gain. Daily gain was increased
to 2.6 pounds when shelled corn
was added to the ration at an
average daily level of 6 pounds.
When a high hay rution -was fed
from 400 to 750 pounds, then
followed by a high concentrate
finishing ration to 1,020 pounds,
average daily gain was increased
to 2.7 pounds. However, this
increased the feed costs per 100
pounds of gain.
Suitable rations for carrying
Holstein steers from, 400 to
Maws, Underwood, Frs..Laragh 700 pounds might be as l'ollows:
(1) a full feed, of corn silage,
1 to 2 pounds of protein sup-
plement, and 0 to 3 pounds of
grain (barley or corn), de=
pending on desired gain
(2) full feed of mixed hay,
„ 2 to 4 pounds of grain, and
1 pound of protein supple-
ment, unless the hay is of
excellent quality, i.e. early
cut and at least one-third
legume •
(3) any combination of hay,
to Dr. Whitman, and the Candian • haylage, or corn silage, plus
Legion, while I was a patient in , limited, grain (2 to 5 pounds)
the 'hospital. - Earl W. Mont- and protein supplelnent as
• genierY. 24-70x1
SPECIAL thanks to r. SeafortV, ' Frorn• 700 pounds to =rice;
needed.
Snowmigaiiirrtflilifleinl • higher"train- levelse-e•
during the 'storm which were pound of grain per hundred-
' great, 'aid to our seeekemeie *eight body weight for corn si-
Gingerich Sales and Service. lage rations or 1 1/2 pounds of
24.70x1, grain per hundredweight body
weight for hay rations. As with
-conventional beef steers, still-
bestrol is recommended fon
dairy steers. •
Research comparisons have,
shown that Holsteins consume
more daily than beef type steers.
However, Holsteins gain faster
.and, consequently, feed effic-
iency is similar between both
groups. In terms of. carcass
characteristics, research has
• Holstein feeder .steers weigh-
ing 400 pounds and over are
readily available in Ontario
according to Bob Slumskie of the
Ontario il ive Stock Branch at
Markdale; community sales
barns and public stockyards have
them on offer every week. Be-
cause of the high prices of con-
ventionAl beef feeders, some
„feedlot . operators have been
prompted to 'buy cheaper common
grade replacements. Conse-
quently, Hol stein Steers are being
, found in more and more feedlots.
Most Ontario feedlot rations thanks to Dr. Feasdy. and Dr. . are based on a high roughage Kerteszand the nurses, -- Gord- 2440.1 and low to Medium grain content: on Thompson. . Producers who are considering I am very grateful to my family' purchasing cheaper steers have and friends for the visits, flow- asked how Holsteins would do on
era treats and cards. Also spec- such rations.
ial thanks to Dr. Brady and the Holsteins have been found to staff of Seaforth Community , gain quite satisfactorily from Hospital fat their kindness. -
Mrs. Joe Smith. 24.7tba 400 pounds to 1,050 pounds on
' / wish to extencia sineere thank
JOHN and I would like to thank
our friends, neighbors and• rel-
atives for the -many cards, flOw-
ers and gifts I received while a
patient in the Seaforth Hospital.
, Also those who helped at home.
It was all greatly appreciated.
- John and Winnie Glanville.'
24-70x1
' 1 would like to thank my. neigh-
bars •Oncli friends kOT cards and
KR.AMERS - To Mr. and MTS.
Louis Kramens, Dublin, Ont.,
at Stratford General Hospital,
on February 4, 1971, daught-
er.
STIRLING Mr. ond,...111rs.
R. Wayne Stirling, Brueefiedd,
at Seaforth Community Hosp-
ital, February a, 1971, a son.
MeGavin• - To Mr. and Mrs.
' MeGavin, at Stratford Gener-
al Hospital, on Febritary .7,
1971, a daughter, Michelle
Lou.
THE family of the late Mrs.
Catherine Hillebreeht wish to
'express thanks to the doctors
and nurses, in the Seaforbh and
Stratford Hospitals. MSG to Rev.
Ka-pipes and Rev. Foist for their
vibits during mother's illness.
Thanks' to ail who contributed
to memorial cards •and flowers,
to the pallbearers and to all for
their actS of kindness, to the
Ladies Aid .and Lockhardt Fun-
eral Home. Everything was deep-
ly appreciated., - 24-104
yoe to all that visited me, sent
cards and flowers. Also thanks
to Georege Kruse for the help of
the snowplough to help get me
home, after my stay in Seaforth
Community. Hospital. - Mrs'.
Alex McGregor. 24-70x1
Use
Expositor
Want - Ads
Phone 527-0249
Suggest
For Best
In Holstein
LITTLE SPORT
P. deter.
o
shnwn that Holsteins have a lower
dresaing percent than beef-type
steers. They carry less external
fat and tend to have less marbling
fat. Also, they grade lower with
average grades being standard.
On the_ether hand, Holstein steers
do yield a higher percent of,their
carcass weight in boneless trim-
med retail cuts. In terms of
crittability, Holsteins have been
ranked over Herefords, Angus,
and Shorthorns, in descending
order. All four breeds nave been
ranked equal on a tenderness rat-
ing.
While Holsteins carry less fat
cover, it la not necessary to
slaughter at heavy weights in
order to have good finish. Selling
on the rail ba.sis rather than on
• the live basis tends to reduce
buyer discrimination. Optimum
slaughter weight for Holsteins on
high roughage rations has been
suggested at 1,200 pounds. on
high grain rations, it has been
observed that 1,000 pounds is
optimum.
N E W
1965 Chev. Belaire Sedan, AT 775.00
1967 Plymouth Fury II (8) Sedan, AT 1,375.00 J70154
1970 Chevelle Sedan, AT & R, 9,000 miles „.„, 2,775.00 J68744
1967 Rambler Rebel Sedan, AT 1,150.00 J68391 - -
1965 Mercury (8), Sedan, AT R PB PS 975.00 J68380
1968 Chev. Belaire (8) Sedan, AT R 1,775.00 P68622-,
1970 Chen Pisk-up R Demo, (low mileage), 2,375.0) 18823B
No Reasonable Offer Will Be Refused
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C=11 or' Ma
:USED: CARS:.
MUST -.d0
THESE
P4ge, 527-1750 • SEAFORTH
Lot Open Evenings to 9 p.m.
••••••••••
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To Pis/Y
NON om youR
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CERTIFIED
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19. Notices 23. Business Pirect017
R. S. BOX-
FUNERAL HONE
Prompt and. careful attention
Ambulance Service
phones:
Day 527-0680 - Night. 527-0085
23-694f
REMOVAL 24. CardS -of Thanks
WE would like to say thank YOU
to the wonderful Members of
the Seaforth Snowmobile Club
who came out during the storm,
carrying medication for Kirk,
We deeply appreciate your kind-
ness anclAislaunlimited success
to all menibers -of your club.
Thanks also to Dr. Whitman. -
ek and Frances Hussey,.
2440-F
Attention,
- Housetvives
uld like to thank my neigh-
bor arid freinds fey cards and
treats while I was i patient in •
St. Joseph's Hospital. Special
tthI safe rea s at received while a
Brutsek Pet Food patient in Seaforth Community
Hdapital.- Special"thanks • to•-Drs.
THE teachens and children of
19-694f . the schools McKillop Town- , „ ship wish to 'thank all residents
who co-opereated so helpfully 20. Auction Sales
,, . _.: . and assisted them by providing AtICTION SALE - ' food, ledging and transportation
during the recent storms. 24-70-1
OF USED FARM EQUIPMENT rwould like to thank .all my
at friends and neighbors for all
McGrail Farm Equipment- Ltd., . cards and gifts. Special thanks
,Highway 40, North of Chatham,
on
Supplies 7and Oostveen and the nurses at
thc hospital.
- "Ram 24A1-tril 1 1/2 miles south of Brussels.
. 'Lit. No. 273-C-70
WE would like to express thanks
to our family for the,dinner and
and party in the Seaforth Leg-
ion Hall held for ns in honor of
our 50 years of marriage, Many
• thanks to .all our friends and
Specifications may be seen at relatives who• came and sent
the Road Superintendent's er ,,, congratulations and gifts which
the Clerk-Treasuret's Offices al has made this occasion a time
Winthrop. Lowest or any tender in our lives we shall always re-
member. Also thanks to the girls
of the Auxiliary for the lovely
dinnet and lunch and the Tri-
Road Supt., McKillop Twp., tones for • providing an enjoy-
RR 5, Seaforth able evening of dancing.-:-Adin„
21-69-2 and Leila Forbes: • 24-70x1
23. Business Directory 26. Personals
LILLIAN Srallows wishes to an-
nounce the engagement of her
daughter, Helen Dorothy, to Mr.
Victor Dale.Kennedy, ado of' Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Kennedy, Hur-
on Park. The marriage to take
plate, Saturday, 'February 27th.
26-70x1
TO announce the marriage of
Bonnie Lyn Stewart, daughter
of, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Stewart, to
Richard Joseph Fortune, son af,
Mr. owl Mrs. Lionel Fortune,
Seaforth„ whith took place on,
Saturday, February 6th, 1971.
26-70-1