The Huron Expositor, 1971-08-26, Page 7•
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH,. Ayp, •
Don't Be A "Litter Sitter Sell It for Cash He
1. Coining Events 11. Articles for Sale 14. PropertY. for Sale
LOT for sale; 111 foot frontage
on West William Street, Write
Box 2020 Huron Expositor.
14-96-3
19. Notices 20. Auction Sales 20. Auction Sales
SARRE, P.Q. (Dupuy) - Wed.Oct.
6, 1.30 p.m. 2000; NEW LLS-
KEARD - Thurs. Oct. 7, 1.30
p.m. - 700; SOUTH RIVER -
Fri. Oct. 8, 10 a.m. - 1000;
WIARTON - Thurs, Oct. 14, 10
a.m. - 2500; MANITOULIN -
Mon. Oct. 18, 1.00 p.m. - 300;
SOUTH RIVER - Thurs. Oct. 21,
12 noon - 400; LA SARRE -
Fri.- Oct. 22, 1.30-120.0. For
further information write S. Mac-
Donald, Advertising Manager,
Box 130, Huntsville, Ontario.
20-98-1
22. Legal NOtices '
Seaforth under his hand and the
Seal of the Corporation, bear-
ing „date tise, 2.9thi day of June,
1971, sale of lands in arrears
of taxes In the Town of Seaforth
will be held in the Council
Chambers at 10:00 o'clock in
the forenoon on the 12th day of
November, 1971 unless the
taxes and costs are sooner paid.
Notice is hereby given that the
list of lands for sale for arrears
of taxes was- published in the
Ontario Gazette on the 7th day
of August, 1971, and that copies
of the said list may be had at
my office.
Treasurer's, office this .9th day
of August, 1971.
E. M. Williams, Treasurer.
22-97-13
25. Iii Memoriam ,
WADP4474 = In 10APg. memory
of ray.cleax.tam4P4ilitfig passed
away4i9.0,40*.7"41*. 01•4009, ;qv. wc,rwoaNcegy:pkt.b3iYeArt
And friends ltpni` 047- to 40,
ButneVer will the lqyed
From memory pass away," •
- sadly missed by wife, Molly
Waddell. 25.984
PEPPER - In loving memory
,oms_ita 4. Pepper wins passed,
away twcr years ago' August 31,
1969.
Today recalls sad memories
Of a dear one gone to rest
And the ones who think of him
today
Are the ones who loved him best.
- Always remembered by wife,
Ruth, Mervyn and Joy; Marlene,
Bill and Murray. 25-98x1
THORNTON loving memory
of Joseph Thornton Who passed
away September 10th, 1966 and
Kenneth Thornton who passed
away August 21st, 1942.
Should you go first and I remain;.,
To walk the road alone,
I'll live in memory's garden, dear
With happy days we've known.
And spring will wait for roses
red,
When fade the lilacs blue,
In early fall when brown leaves
' fall,
I'll catch a glimpse of you.
Should you go first'and I remain,
For battles to be fought,
Each thing you've touched along
the way,
Will be a hallowed spot.
I'll hear your voice,
I'll see your smile, /
Though blindly I may grope,'
The memory of your helping hand,
Will buoy me on with hope.
Should you go first and I remain,
One ---
Walk slowly down that long, long
path',
For soon I'll follow you.
I want to know each step you take,
So I may take the same,
For some day down that lonely
road,
You'll hear me call your name.
- Sadly missed and always re-
membered by wife and Mother
Mary, daughter and son-in-law
Idella and Ed and grandchildren.
25-98-1
REMEMBER the Fund Raising
Auction Sale and Bake Sale for
'the New Brucefield United Church
Saturday, September 4th at 1 p.m.
in the Brucefield Ball Park.
1-98x2
BARBIE or 11 1/2 inch doll
clothes for sale. Isabel Janes,
527-1693. 11-97-3
SWEET corn for sale $1 per
bushel. Ralph Fischer, R.R. 4,
Walton. 345-2869., .11-97-3
EAVESTROUGHING and light
ning rods. New installations and
xep_airs. Estimates without ob-
ligation. Contact R. E. Ruttan,
Wingham, phone 357-1077:
11-95xtf
CLEARING NOTICF
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.
AUCTION SALE
SATURDAY, -SEPT, ,
at 12:30 sharp FARMS FOR LEASE
OR PURCHASE EXPERT!!
IN ALLERGIES
TO SPEAK IN
STRATFORD
Dr. Norman Epstein, Direc-
tor of Allergies, St. Joseph's
Hospital, Toronto, will speak
at a public meeting in the YM-
YWCA, Stratford, at 8:00' p.m.,
•on Friday, September 24, 1971.
ANYONE -interested is invited
to hear this authority on Asthma.
The meeting is being spon-
sored by the Huron-Perth
Tuberculosis and Respiratory
Disease Association.
There are many misconcep-
tions about asthma and the
psychological aspects of asthma
are also often poorly understood.
Practically all allergists believe
that psychosomatic disturbances
are commonly the result of the
41 asthma rather than the primary
cause.
YOU won't want to miss this
timely speaker! 1-98-1
2. Lost, Strayed
is WILLIAM J. DALE,
Phone: Clinton 482-9892
19-95-ti
Consisting of antiques, furniture
and dishes and household
furniture and dishes in the Village
of Dublin for Mary Ann O'Connell
Estate.
A. R. D. A. has farms for lease
to full-time farmers at reason-
able rates. A.R.D.A. is still
buying farm land for Farm Con-
solidation and for Alternate land
use. Talk to A.R.D.A. about your
plans for retirement, relocation
and retraining or about
community development pro-
grams. Arda programs are
helping programs. For more in-
formation contact your nearest
Ontario Department of Agricul-
ture and Food Office. There are
A.R.D.A. representatives in
Clinton, Markdale, and Walker-
ton. 14-93-9
rk
FARMERS! TEN pups mostly Labrador,
partly Shepherd. $10 for each
of the males and $5 for each
female. 482-7567. 11-97-3
GLEANER E combine with bean
attachments in good condition.
Phone 262-5345. 11-97-2
Are you considering erecting ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
1 G. E. 3 burner stove in good
shape; 1 Clare Jewel 4 burner
heavy duty stove, like new; 1
'Quick Freeze 10 cu.ft. fridge,
like new; 1-21 inch console
Phlico television; 3 - radio table
models;• 2 - electric heaters;
1 - Easy washing machine; 3 -
electric toasters, sandwich grill,
tea kettle, electric iron, fry pan,
hot plate; 1-Sparton radio, cab-
inet model.
Farm Buildings
THIS YEAR
21. Tenders Wanted
DRAIN TENDERS
.TOWNSHIP OF
MORRIS
Contact us - We -offer coin
plete farm building service.
FORD 4 Furrow Plow 14" Phone
527-1121. 11-98x1
PEARS, ready September 1st,
good eating, Mrs. Messenger,
Egmondville. 11-98-1
CLOTHES closets 8 1/2 ft. long
x 54 inches high, 6 doors con-
taining racks, shelves arsia bin,
also shelf space 8 1/2 feet long
by 40 inches high with seven
doors, all plywood and can be
dismantled and reassembled.
Phone 482-3288 between 6 - '7
P.M. 11-98-1
QUIET well broken black mare,
1/2 quarter horse, 1/2 thorough-
bred. A Baleo colt at her side
and rebred to Baleo. Also saddle,
bridle, martingale' and blankets.
please call 527-1059. 11-98-1
22 ft. Mobile Home, sleeps'4,
built in cupboards, hot water,
propane 'gas stove and oil heat-
ing. Apply to MacLeans Flowers.
phone 527-0800. 11-98-1
NINE acres of second cut hay,
red TroTel; Theo--
Melady. Phone 345-2148.
11-98-1
CRUSHED gravel delivered or at
the pit. John Thompson,
52'7-0238. 11-98-tf
YOUTH bed 'in excellent condition
Mrs. Ivan Carter, Phone ,527-
0264. ° 11-98-1
USED Floor Furnace, git, small
wash basin, toilet bowlwith water
tank, all in good shape. Bob
Doig, 527-0387. 11-98x1
GESTETNER ink available al
The Huron Expositor, 527-0240,
Seaforth. 11-95-tf
COPIES
Copies of your important pa-
pers or documents while you
wait. Letter size, 25c each.
The Huron Expositor
11-95xtf
Ball - Macaulay.
Ltd.
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned until 12 Noon, Sept-
ember 8, 1971 for the construc-
tion of the
23. Business Directory
RATHWELL'S
SOUND SYSTEM
•
MITCHIE DRAIN
2,794 lineal feet of covered
drain
2 catch basins
3 junction boxes
Tenders to be accompanied by
a certified cheque for 10% of
the tender. The Township will
supply tile and pipe. Plans
and specifications may be seen
at the clerk's office. Lowest
or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
Mrs. Helen Martin,
Clerk, Morris Township
Belgrave,, Ontario.
21-98-2
Clinton - Seaforth - Hensall FURNITURE
19-95-tf 1-kitchen table and 4 chairs; 17
dinette table, 4 chairs; 1-buffet,
antique; 1 - day bed and mat ress;
3 piece chesterfield; 2 end tables;
1-antique walnut oval table; 6
large mirrors, 2 television
tables; 2 wicker rocking chairs;
1-card table; gossip bench; 2-,
cedar chests; 4 - bedroom suites;
1 dresser stand; chair; mirror;
2-bed trays; 2 - antique dressers;
1-antique rocking chair; 1-anti-
que slanted arm chair; 1-large
linen chest; 7-antique chairs,
antique rocking chairs; 4-large
steamer trunks; stands; couch;
steam board; 4-suit cases; 1
set quilt frames; 1-set rug
345-2253
_
ames, -l=-coal-'o'il stove,-2-lawn Phones 31495E-_9259-6:f
? BAILEY
A
Auctioneer
Appraiser SEPTIC TANKS
CLEANED
Modern equipment. We guar-
antee all work. Write or call
Harvey Dale. Seaforth. Phone
Clinton 482-3320. 19-954f
BRUCE RATHWELL
Phone 482-3120
R.R. 1, Brucefield
23-9541
G. A. WHITNEY
Real Estate
82 Albert Street
Clinton
Several
REASONABLY PRICED HOMES
for sale in Village of Blyth.
CONCRETE WORK FUNERAL HOME
Goderich St. W., Seaforth
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Adjustable hospital beds for
rent.
FLOWERS FOR EVERY.
OCCASION
Phone 527-1290 Seaforth
----------
R. S. BOX
FUNERAL HOME
Prompt and Carefull Attention
Phones:
Day 527-0680 — Night 527-0885
23-95-tf
All types of foundations and
floors, cement barnyards. Rea-
sonable rates - free estimates.
MALONEY BROS.
CONSTRUCTION LTD.
WOMAN to care for 2 children
in my home for 4 or 2 after-
▪ noons a week from 1 P.M. to
5:30 P.A. beginning in Sept.
phone 527-0353 in the morning
or evenings-________2-98x1
4. Help Wanted
Wanted: 100 to 250 acre dairy
farms, good buildings, stock and
quota. •
ONTARIO HOUSING
CORPORATION, -Ira-ve-a-wide'selection-ef-homes-
and farms for sale in Huron
County. "
Contact
chairs; . 1-large Gosson glass
cupboard, antique; 2 small tables;
1-wooden clothes dryer; 1-ice
box; glass wash boards; I-set,
of Waterless cookwear; 1-16 cup
coffee pot; sealers; pots; pans;
dishes, crocks; .garden tools;
hoes; forks; shovels; 2-copper
boilers; 2 wash tubs; meat grin-
der; 2 tri-lite lamps; number
electric lamps.
PART-time babysitter needed in
our home from 8:30 A.M. to
1 :00 P.M. six days a week.
phone 527-0990. 4-98-1
. WOMAN for housework and to
take care of school age children
1 to 5 p.m., 5 days per week.
Phone 262-5062. 4-98x1
AVON'S CHRISTMAS CALLING
• QUICK! Phone now for complete
information on how easy, fun,
and profitable your life can be
as an Avon Representative. Act
now before the vacancies are
filled. Mrs. M. Millson, 17
Hawkesbury Ave., London 32,
451-0541. 4-97-2
p PART-time assistance required
for Seaforth business. Some
bookkeeping 'knowledge would be
helpful. Box 2023 Huron Exposi-
tor. 4-97-2
STUDENT for after school: and
Saturday for delivery and assis-
tance in Seaforth business. Dri-
vers license required. Indicate
age, etc. to Box 2024, Huron
Expositor. 4-97x2
DEVELOPMENT ,
PROPOSALS FOR information , on all mtitual
fund investments Contact Fred
(Ted) Savauge, 527-1522,Seaforth
' 19-95-tf
ANY trees to cut? William Albert
Phone 345-2583. 19-95-tf
MASON BAILEY are invited for
Residence
523-9338
14-98-1
Office CONSTRUCTION OF
10 SENIOR
CITIZEN UNITS
482-9371
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 5274240 — or 482-7010
23-95-tf
15. Property for Rent
MODERN two bedroom bunga-
low with modern conveniences,
close to town. Available Septem-
ber 15. Phone 482-7548 or 482-
7467. 15-98-2
APARTMENT for rent. Self con-
tained 2-bedroom apartment.
Available July. Apply J.C.Crich.
15-95-tf
MODERN two bedroom apartment
heated. Available the 1st. of Sept.
Learn Apartments 527-0810.
15-96-tf
MODERN two bedroom apartment
with frig. and stove supplied.
Heated. Available immediately.
Learn Apartments 527-0810.
15-96-tf
20. Auction Sales
FUND RAISING
AUCTION
ANTIQUES - dishes, silverware,
pitcher, glass wear of all kinds.
HOUSEHOLD BEDDING
Quilts, pillows, sheets, blankets,
linen table cloth, doilies, ser-
viettes, 4 drapes and a host of
other articles too numerous to
mention..
This is a fully furnished house.
Any thing yOu want is here.
of
"ONTARIO HOUSING"
in the ,
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
26. Personals for the
New Brucefield United Church Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scott of
Seaforth, wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Sharen Dianne to Mr. John
-Lawrence Forrest, son of Mrs.
William Forrest, Seaforth, and
the late Mr. Forrest.' The
wedding will take plaCe onSatur-
day, September 11,1971 at '7P.M.
Egmondville United Church.
26-98x1
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 4 SEAFORTH
VETERINARY
CLINIC
J. 0. Turnbull, D.V.M., V.S.
S. J. Alkemade, B.V.Sc.,D.V.M.,
• M.R.C.V.S.
M. P. Haynes, D.V.M., B.V.Sc.
J. W. V. Wekken, D.V.M., V.S.
Phone 5 27-1760 • Seaforth -
23-95-tf
ONTARIO
The required units may be
under construction, or in
the design stage upon land
owned by the Proponent, or
under option to him.
Proposal forms, specifica-
tions, and information may
be obtained from the
Toronto offices of the
Corporation. Proposals for
this project will be physi-
cally received by the Man-
aging Director,- Ontario
Housing Corporation, 101
Bloor Street West, Toronto
1.81 not later than 2:30 •
1
p.m.,• E.D.S.T., Monday,
October 18, 1971.'
-The-lowest priced proposal
or any proposal will not
necessarily be accepted.
21-98-i
In the Brucefield Ball *Park ADDING machine tapes for
Most standard adding machines ,
available at The Huron Exposi-
tor, 527-0240, S'eaforth.
11-95xtf
Any and all donatipns apprec-
iated. Persons wanting to sell
large lots of furniture, applian-
ces or antiques can do so by
donating 25% to the church. No
matter how odd or unusual '"you
bring-it-we'll sell it." For more
information or free pick up call
Rathwell's. Auction Service,
Brucefield. 482-3120.
Same day, same place, BakeSale
sponsored by Brucefield U.C.W.
20-98x2
TERMS - CASH day of sale.
Auctioneer or executors are not
responsible for any accident day
of sale.
SNOMOBILES
They're here, , the 1972 '
CHAPARRALS
See and drive them today at
27. Births
HUTTON - To Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Hutton (nee Mona Clarke)
of Listowel, in St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London on August 18th, -
1971, a son. 2'7-98x1
MIDDEGAAL - TO Mr. and Mrs.
John Middegaal, R.R.1, Blyth, in
Seaforth Community Hospital on
August 23) 1971, a. daughter.
27-98x1
THOMSON - To Mr. and Mrs.
JOhn-ThorriS-611-, - Kitchell; —in
Seaforth Community Hospital on
August 21, 1971,' a daughter.
27-98x1
MUNN - To Mr. and Mrs.Robert
Munn, London, bntario at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, on
August 17,1971, a daughter.
17. Wanted to Rent MARY ANN O'CONNELL
ESTATE
Executors: Joseph Dorsey
Thomas Dorsey
WANTED
SECRETARY
A small apartment to rent by
October 1st. Phone 521-1587.
17-98-2
W. J. CLEARY
Seaforth, Ontario
LICENSED EMBALMER
arid FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Night and 'Day Calls — 527.0510
23-95-tf
Hully Gully ).
to work in Dublin. Apply to • BOX 2025, Huron Expositor.
•
SNOW - SPORT 19. Notices
J. L. RYAN
Auctioieer Varna
Phone 262-5326. 11-98-2 CUSTOM bean combining, Ed.
Melady, Phone 345-2783.
19-98-1
ELECTROLITX Itcl-----Of-Househald Furniture and
AUCTION. SALE 5.-41ug.-Opportunities
PEOPLE NEEDED. TO TRAIN
AS SEMI DRIVERS
12-.-Wanted to Buy
FURNITURE and household ef-
fects, will buy by the house full.
482-3120. 12-95-tf
JAMES 14cQUAIDE,
_
20-98-2 ._PENCY__WRIGHT. Antiques will be held for R(T,ss
Leiper, Lot 3, eon. 11, Hulled'
Township, 5 1/2 -miles east , of
Londesboro or 9 males north-
west of Seaforth on
Sales and Service, authorized
dealer. Alvin Riley, 153 Light-
house St., Goderich, phone 524-
6514. 19-95-tf
BACKHOE work. Topsoil, gravel
and fill for sale. Dan Wallace,
Phone 482-6643 or 482-6614,
19-95-tf
Licensed
AUCTIONEER
Kippen, Ontario
Telephone 262-5515, Hensall
23-95-tf
1971 NORTHERN
'FEEDER SALES -
Train now to drive Semi Tractor
• trailers local and over the road.
you can earn high wages ($8,000
to $13,000) after short training.
For application and interview
write:
Safety Department,
Trans Canada Transport
Training, '
207 Queens Quay West, Suite 315,
Toronto 117, Ontario
or call 416-864-9381.
5-98-2
WANTED
Number of 11 qt, fruit
BASKETS
TENDER
DRAINAGE SYSTEM
VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD
Tenders are invited for the
installation of a Concrete Tile
Drainage System in part of the
Village of Bayfl,eld.
The work consists of the in-
stallation of approximately 4000
feet of concrete tile and eleven
(11) catch „basins plus outfall
works.
Sealed tenders, 'clearly
marked as to contents will be
received until 7.30 P.M. Septem-
ber 8th, 1971, at the office of
the Clerk-Treasurer, Mr.
Gordon J. Graham, Municipal
Building, Bayfield, Ontario.
Tender documents may be
studied from 2 to 5 P.M., Monday
through Friday, of each week up
to 5 P.M. September 8th, 1971,
at the municipal Building, Bay-
field, without payment, but may
not be removed from the building.
A limited number of complete
tender documents and maps may
be obtained from the Village
Clerk-Treasurer upon payment
of a deposit of $25.00 per set.
Deposits will be refunded on
return of all tender documents
and maps in good condition up to
10 days after, the receiving of
tenders.
A certified cheque in the
amount of 10% of the bid and
payable to The Treasurer, The
Village of Bayfield, must accom-
pany. each tender and the succes-
sful 'bidder will be required to
furnish a 100% Performance
Bond.
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
SATURDAY, SEPT, 4
at 1:30 P.M.
SOUTH RIVER - Thurs. Sept. 2-
12 noon - 400; WIARTON - Thurs.
Sept. 9 - 10:00 a.m. - 3500;
WIARTON - Thurs. Sept, 23,10
a.m. - 3500; THESSALON - Wed,,
Sept. 29, 10 a.m. - 800; MANI-
TOULIN (Little Current) -Thurs.
Sept. 30, 9.30 a.m. -2800; LA
SHOEING and trimming, al types of ,horses, Contact Roza
Elliott, phone 527-0118. 19 _95 _
required. Must be in good con-
dition and clean. Will pay 10
cents each at Lions Park Pa-
vilion. 12-98-1
•
Auctioneer 27-98x1 Full list next week.
ALLAN McINTYRE
Auctioneer Lucknow
20-98-1
Convert
Straw Into
Feed
FARM and FURNITURE
SALES CONDUCTED
R. G..GETHKE
Phone 347-2465, Monkton
23-95-tf
HURON
DEAD
STOCK
REMOVAL
BAYFIELD
Client wishes to purchase a
cottage on the lake, in or near,
Hayfield. Cottage and lot must
be better than average. Top
price to the right location.
8. Farm Stock for Sale
NINE feeder pigs 125 to 150
lbs. 3 cross bred sows with
a• litters and 9 chunks. MrS.Arnold
Jamieson, 482-9828. 8-98-1
HOLSTEIN heifer, due in three
weeks. Robert Regele, R.R.#1,
Dublin, Phone 527-0715.
8-98x1
PUREBRED Hereford bull 3
years old. Peter Swinkles, 527-
• 0436. 8-98-1
YOUNG sows due shortly. Apply
Glenn Pepper, Lot 31, Con. 1,
Logan. Phone 345-2464. 8-98-1
SIXTEEN pigs 8 weeks old. One
English black hog. Purebred
Hereford bulls and heifers. Geo.
Love, Walton, 527-0637. 8-98-1
vik 9. Poultry for Sale
24. Card, of Thanks 'CLEARING AUCTION MCGREGOR - We wishto express
our sincere thanks and apprecia-
tion to relatives, friends and
neighbours for their kindness
shown to us during the loss of a
very dear husband, brother and
uncle. Special thanks to Doctor
Underwood, Mrs. Rowat, Mrs.
Henderson and staff of the
Seaforth 'Community Hospital,
R. S. Box Funeral Home, pall-
bearers and flowerbearers and
Rev. R. E. Reu ber. The. many
-beautiful floral tributes, cards
and donations and other kind
expressions of sympathy will
always be, remembered. -
Dorothy, Mona and Jim.
24-98x1
Straw or corn stover treated
-with lye or sodium hydroxide
could he a valuable feed source
as a result of research at the
University of Guelph. Dr.Dave
Mowat, Department of Animal
Science, says the treatment is
possibly a year away from prac-
tical application.
The application of a dilute
solution of sodium hiydroxide
breaks down or-softehs some of
the fibrous materials making cel-
lulose and other plant con-
stituents more available as
energy sources for ruminant ani-
mals.. The principle is compar-
able to that used in the paper
industry to treat wood.-pulp."
The cereal or corn .plant,
says Dr. Mowat, is made up of
approximately 50%,grain and 50%
stalks and leaves on a dry matter
basiS. The energy in the grain
is readily available. By apply-
ing the chemical, the energy in
the stalks and leaves could be
made just as available. The
straw could then be used for
feed instead of just bedding. The
figure of•over I million acres of
unused corn stover alone gives
some ides of the feed potential,
he said.
While treatment costs are re-
latively low, Dr. Mowat feels that
it will have first applicatiqn with
straw since the effect is greater
with straw than corn stover. The
most effective system seems
to be to spray the liquid on the
plant material as it is ensiled.
There is, however, a limit to
the amount of treated straw you
can feed and obtain good results,
says Dr. Mowat. Also, the'straw
should contain 60% moisture or
more for effective treatment.
Thus, possibly thb most effec-
tive system would be to treat the
entire plant, grain and all, as it
is ensiled. The liquid sodium
hydrokide would be metered Onto
the whole mature plant cereal or
corn silage at the silo while en-
siling.
WILLIAM M. HART
OF FARM MACHINERY, FURNITURE, ANTIQUES AT LOT 22, CON.
4, LOGAN TOWNSHIP, TWO AND ONE: ty'ACF ME ES NORTH AND
TWO MILES •WEST OF MITCHELL ON
SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, AT 1 P.M.
Salesman Seaforth
Phone '1527-0870 or 565-2855
GEORGE R.'JOHNSTON
REAL ESTATE LTD,
West Lorne. 12-98-1
CLINTON
Due to the decrease in meat
prices, we are unable to pay for
any farm stock. We offer fast,
efficient, courteous same day
service.
.24-Hour Service-7 Days a Week
Cgil Collect 482-9811
License 4237-C-70. 19-95-tf
MACHINERY 7-- Cockshutt "70" tractor; George White thresh-
ing machine; Champion' snow blower, 9 ft, trail cultivator; 'Massey
Harris 6 ft. binder; four section harrows; New Idea side rake; land
roller; McDeering 6 ft. mower, two furrow mounted plow; I,H.C. two
furrow trail plow; Case, seven plate one woy disc; circplor sow; 1965
pontioc, os is; pump jack; 3/4 h p, motor h.p. motor; two 1/4 h.p.
motors; aluminum wheel borrow; two walking plows; snow fence;
quantity of lumber; quontity of scrap iron; hydro fencer; forks, shov- •
.els bed hand tools; many other items too numerous to mention,
FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES -- Piano; nine piete cliningr'•oam
,suite, good condition; refggerator; oil space heater; space saver; Vic-
torian chair; rocking chalk antique dining table and six choirs; seven
wash stands; five dresserS; five beds; five bottle caster set; organ •
stobl; antique oval table; lanterns: three Quebec heaters; five piece
parlor suite; A-1 condition; odd tables; odd chairs; partial toilet sets;
butter churn; steamer trunk; picture frames; apple peeler; wardrobe;
on'tique chest of drawers; antique clock; antique couch; sugar kettle;
sump pump; wine press; dishes; glassware; jugs; crocks; sealers and
many, many 'other items too numerous to mention.
13. Wanted
ROOM and board for a male
Elementary school teacher be-
ginning September 1. Apply to
' Box 2021 The Huron Expositor.
13-97x2
CROCKERY, brass or fancy lion
beds, pictures, rockers, old jew-
ellery, old bottles, or sealers,
old light fixtures, etc. Cheek
with us before you dump. 482-
7358. ° 13-95 -tf
EIGHT cattle to winter for the
winter. William Budd, 345-2280.
13-98-2
WANTED
'bead and Disabled Cattle and
Horses, Highest Prevailing
Prices Paid fox horses on the
hoof. 24 Hours, Seven Days
Weekly. Fast efficient service.'
CALL COLLECT BRUSSELS
KIMBER LEGI-IORN
Day Old and Started Pullets
SCOTT ROULTRY
FARMS, LTD.
Seaforth
Phone 527-084's Box 169
9-9a-t1
10. Used Cars for Sale
1965 Dodge, automatic, 4-door
in excellent mechanical con-
dition. This automobile has had
recent extensive servicing and
comes mechanically certified.
Apply Dr. W. J. Thompson, 91
West William Street, Phone 527-
0621. 10-98-1
'68 Beaumont four door sedan
8 auto, with radio. Contact Dave
Schenck at Seaforth Motors or
Phone 527-0754 after 6. 10-984
THE family of the late Catherine
McIver wish to thank 'their
friends, neighbours and relatives
for expressions of sympathy,
beautiful floral tributes and mass
cards during their recent berea-
vement. 24-98x1
THE family of the late Mrs. Wm.
Leeming wishes to express their
sincere thanks to relatives,
friends add neighbours, for the ,
lovely floral tributes, donations,
and messages of sympathy re-
ceived during the recent loss
of a dear sister. Special thanks
to Rev. M. E. Reuber and Rev.
D. Patterson, the Whitney funeral
home, pallbearers, flower-
bearers, Unit two, of Northside
Church. A special thanks to
Mrs. Janie Hoggart for her many
acts of kindness to Mrs. Lee-
ming. It was all deeply apprec-
iated. " 24-98x1
I would like to take this oppor-
tunity to say "Thank You" to
all my friends, relatives and
neighbours who remembered
myself and Danny with their
prayers, cards, visits while a
patient in Victoria Hospital,
London. Special thanks to Mom,
Alice and Betty. Margaret
flulley and Daniel Rodger.
24-98x1
887-9334 .
Brussels Pet Food
Supplies
114. miles south of Brussels.
Lie. No. 273-C-70
1995-tf
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14. Property for Sale
THREE-room Trailer, built-in
on large well fenced lot. Pressure
pump, septic. tank, modern forced
air' gas furnace, trees, rhubarb, -
berry bushes, flowers cetc. Spit
retired couple or pensioner. Box
2018, The Huron Expositor.
14-96 -tf
THREE bedroom older home in
Egmondville on 1/4 acre lot with
all modern conveniences. Apply
Jack Nicholson, R.R. 2, Preston
648-2491 after 6 p.m.-.1.4_14•_-2'
SURVEYED lot for sale, well
located on high ground in Eg-
mondville. Phone 627-0264.
14-98-2
SEVEN room frame house In
Seaforth, corner lot. All modern
conveniences. Price reasonable.
Call before 6 p.m. Harold Peth-
ick, 527-0554. 14-97-3
MODERN 2 Vedroonr home con-
venient to shopping area in
Seaforth. Also 1st mortgage on
valuable property. Contact Ted
Savauge 527-1522 Seaforth.
14-97 -tf
TERMS - Cosh .
NO RESERVE as form is sold.
Lunch will be available on grounds
Not responsible for occidents on day of sole.
FRANK EISLER, proprietor,
R, G. GETHKE, auctioneer.
CAMPER trailers for rent.
Reasonable rates. Contact
Hopper Mechanical Services,
527-1859. 19-95-tf
Gordon J. Graham,
Clerk-Treasurer
The Corporation of the
Village of Bayfield
Bayfield, Ontario. 21-98-1
20-98-1
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TREE PLANTING ASSISTANCE 22. Legal Notices
TREASURER'S SALE 11. Articles for Sale Do you have some land you want reforested in 1972?
If so, contact the:
PUREBRED German Shepherd
pups. Phone 345-2368. 11-98x1
KELVINATOR refrigerator,
cross top freezer, self defrost-
ing $45.00. 527-0223. 11-98x1
SWEET corn. Mrs. Jim Hopper
.527-0775. „ 11-98-3
PEACHES, all varieties for can-
ning and freezing. Shady Lane
Fruit Farm, 1 mile east, of
Arkona on Townline. Casey
Vongers, 828-3305. 11-98-2
Use
Expositor
Want Ads
Phone 527-0240
OF LAND FOR TAXES
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
COUNTy OF HURON
To Wit:
Secretary-treasurer,
MAITLAND VALLEY CONSERVATION.
AUTHORITY
Box 5, Wroxeter, Ontario.
519-335-3557 By virtue of a warrant issued
•""""•••44.0~~mmeememe by the Mayor of the Town of 19-,97-2