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20. Auction Sales 20. AuctI64. $ales 22. IRgal Notices 24. Cards of Tha�1 25. In Memoriam successful year far each. James F, Scott spoke of the
First Presbyterian Church held
AUCTION SAWFerguson tractor and manure claims then received. The family of the lute Harvey kept its annual congregational meeting Mr. Morton gave the Board of church's relationship with St.
Of e 1 feed and farm loader.' Dated at Seaforth this 4th day of Coleman would like to express Of ones we loved and never following the morning service on Managers' report and expressed Andrews in Clinton and of each
O aft e, ANTIQUES & COLLECTORS March, 1974. their sincere thanks and forget- January 27 when members the thanks of the Board and congregation needing the help of
machinery for ITEMS • 40 gal. copper kettle, log McCONNEL & STEWART PP
R. Ross Smith a reciation to all who helped in —Lovingly remembered by reviewed the activities and congregation to James Murray . the other, He suggested that the
Lot 21, Can. 11, Grey Twp., 1 y, water pump with handle & logs, Seaforth, Ontario any way during his illness and in husband and family. 25-30x1 progress of the past year. and Miss Alice Reid for their work time of service be moved v 11: hir �
p these are rare items in very good Solicitors for the Executors our recent sad bereavement. Your Don Morton, chairman of the as treasurer and envelope a.m. to allow Clinton to have their
miles east -of Cranbrook, 2'h y q y thou htfullness will always, be Board, was appointed chairman secretary, He also spoke service at t a.m. The Session
cond., ox oke, antique 1 cylinder 22-30-3 g WHITMORE — A tribute of love will work out the details with the
miles south of Ethel pgrtable gasoline engine, plank remembered. 24-3041 of the meeting and Ted Cosford, appreciatively of the work of
water trough, hand hewn funnel, NOTICE TO CREDITORS and remembrance to Ralph E. y Clinton Session.
SATURDAY,MARCH 9 secretor Rev. G.L.Royal of Frank Crich a caretaker and of,
lar a broad axe, cistern pumps, i would like to thank all those who Whitmore who was tragically Knox Church, The next annual meeting will
12:30 P.M. Goderich, who is Harold Coleman For operating the
small broad axe, oak cedar barrel, IN THE ESTATE OF so kindly gave me such a happy taken from us two years ago interim moderator during the carillonie bells. be held ni on*January 26, 1975 after
harvest table, large hand made March 13, 1972. the morning service and lunch.
• t;ATT - 10 white face Steers g MARY HILDEBRAND afternoon' for my 90th birthday. No further away than a picture, Period in which the congregation Clare Reith conveyed thanks to g
(Holster and Hereford)) 10 white plank bench, wooden shoulder ALL persons having claims To daughter-in-law Edith and A smile or remembered phrase, is without a minister, was present Mr. Royal for his work as interim
carrier, old time carpenters tools against the Estate of Mary Mrs. W.J.Dale special (hanks and Our loved ones live in and told of progress in calling a moderator and Keith Sharp
face He ers (Holstein and and many other items, 60 — 1 Hildebrand, late of the Town of to those who attended, sent minister. He spoke confidently of complimented Mrs. Carol Carter USE
Hereford); Holstein steer; 10 bus. baskets new, memory-- havin the vacancy filled b and Mrs. William Brown For their
Seaforth, in the County of Huron, greetings or such lovely cards or So close in so man ways g Y Y +
Holstein and ereford Steers; 10 TERMS OF SALE CASH " YEaster. competent work with both the EXPOSITOR
deceased, who died on the 21st gifts. 1 can never forget.— Mrs. For how often does a sunset C O
Holstein and He ford Heifers18 PERCY WRIGHT - Auctioneer' da of February. 1974 are hereby Grace Bell. 24-30x1 The proposed overhaul of the senior and junior choirs. In
Y Y Bring nostalgic thoughts to . organ was discussed and Mr. relation to music, Mr. Shan
Holstein ,and reford (Fall Ki en, Ont. 262.5515 g P
PP notifed to send in full particulars mind
Calves).FEED 2 Ton ars, 20-30-) Cosford outlined the tuner's spoke about the new hymn books. WANT" ADS
of their claims to the undersigned 1 would like to thank everyone Of moments that our loved ones
Wheat, Barley and Sh led Co It on .or before the 28th day of who visited me, sent me get well recommendations. It was decided Mr. 'Royal told of heir use and
40 ton Cob Corn. AUCTION SALE shared to proceed with the work dnd have acceptance in his hurch. The
March. 1974, after which date the wishes and all those who In days now left behind! P Phone 527-0240
MACHINERY - Leylan X84 For ERNEST WHiTEHOUSE assets will be distributed having remembered me with flowers and it done -in the summer to cause music committee wit k into the
How often has a flower
Diesel Tractor, Power Ste Ing SATURDAY,MARCH 30th regard only to claims then treats during my stay in the less inconvenience. An Organ matter of securing n w books.
(700 hrs); Ford Dexta T roc r Tractors, Innis Bean Wind g Or a crystal autumn sky Fund is to be set u b the Board Elected to replace the four
received. Stratford General Hospital and Brought golden recollections P Y g P
(Diesel), ' Loader and Blade Farm Machinery. Some furniture since returning home. Your many of Managers to receive retiring members of the Board of
Y q Dated at Seaforth. Ontario this kindnesses are very much • Of happy days gone by.
H drein 3 Furrow 16 in, Bottom 3 and antiques. contributions for the project. Managers were: Walt r McClure,
pt. Plow; Versatile Swather and 11 list will appear in later I st day of March. 1974. appreciated and will always be Yes, memory has a magic way Estimate cost is in excess of Robert Gemmell, Miss Alice Reid
Conditioner, 12 ft.; Case PTO is es. PP Of keeping loved ones near-- $3,500.00. and Ri,hard Box.
McCONNELL & STEWART remembered. —Edgar Elligsen. Ever close in mind and heart
Combine, John Deere 14Tbaler, 3 m' es east of Hensall. Seaforth, Ontario 24-30-1 James F. Scott reported that The meeting accepted a
Smoker 36 Ft. Bale Elevator, IHC PERCY WRIGHT is the one we hold most dear. the Harpurhey Cemetery would proposal that retiring members of
Solicitors for the executor. —Sadly tissed by Mother, Dad
10 Ft. Wheel Disc, Kongskilde 9 Auctioneer 22-30-3 1 would like to thank all the girls be marked by a fieldstone cairn, the Board be ineligible for
Ft. Cultivator, 3 P.H.; 3 Pt. Hit(.:i Kip en, Ont. 262-5515 of the South Hibbert Ball Team and Kare 25-30x1 to be erected near the road in the re-election for one year.
Snow Blower, 2 Rubber Tired 20-30-2 23• Bus. Directory who gave me such a'lovely shower HILL loving memory of a spring. Auditors were re-elected - John
Wagoris &Racks, Beatty 12 Ft. last Friday night. Everything is dear wife:
ife an mother, Isabella M. Mr. Royal gave the session Patterson and R.S.MeDonald.
21. Tend yrs Wanted JOHN E. LONGSTAFF report, ands oke of his activities Trustees re elected were
Chain Harrows, Geo. White 160 e very much appreciated. Hill .v ass
away March 8, p p
Bushel Manure Spreader, P.T.O.; TOWN OF.$EAFORT.H OPTOMETRIST —Barbara McCaughney. 24-30x1 1973, as interim M Malcolm McKellar and Edward
Hawkesville Sprayer, Massey By Appointment Only Loving memories never die Robert MccMill atop. llan spoke on the Andrews.
Fen u o 15 Run Seed Drill Case TENDERS S f nth Office W Id 1'k As -ears roll on and -ears ass budget allocation and the
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4 Bar Side Rake, 3 Section
Tenders are invited for the
ea o
Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri.
c wou i G to express our
sincere thanks to the doctors and
P
by.
session's recommendation of
session's
drill with grass
Approx. 800 cu. vds. trucked
Harrows, Ghle Hammer Mill,
replacement of the
9 to 5:30 P.M.
staff of Seaforth Community
in our hearts the memories are
1974 which was
Ervin and Doris Sillerv. 27-30x I
Robert Bell Threshing Machine.
Numerous other articles.
FRONT STEPS26.
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Thursday evenings
Monday only Clinton Office
Blue
Hospital, The .BlWater Rest
Home, the x funeral home,
Personal
approved.
Statements and financial
VINCENT FARM EQUIPMENT
23-30-tf
their visits, cards, flowers and •LANSINK— Ben and Donna
at the
For Appointment
and all thossee who sent flowers,
`Norm Knapp, auctioneer
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reports by the various church
four bar side rake; George
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JACKSON & JACKSON
SEAFORTH PUBLIC LiBRARY
'hone 527-1240 or 482-7010
donations and sympathy cards or
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Smith of
groups all indicated a busy and
HAVE ORGANIZED A
the Doctors n
and Nurses Who took Joseph's Hospital, London, on
Auctioneers
20-3(1 1
The work will require the removal
the existing, steps 'and the
23-30 tf
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helped in anv way during our
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bereavement of our mother, Mrs.
R.R.S. Seaforth are pleased to
announce the forthcoming
Maternity Dres;scs
r
h I -H FARMER TOUR
All road crossings to be filled with
of
construction of new steps; the
)PERCY WRIGHT
Mar. Hildebrand. — The
marriage of their youngest
daughter Sandra Violet Ann to
or sell by auction. Phone
.
12 ft. 4 in.
existing handrails may bere-
527.1336, Seaforth. 23-30-tf
Hildebrand Family. 24-30-1
.
Mr. 1%1CVen Willard Bennew'ies,
at theTo
INT. IIARVESTER CO. PLANT
CLEARING AUCTION y
used.
Steel water trough;
The fanri!y of the late Frank
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
neighbours and friends w•h-7o sent BETTLES At Alexandria
(AT, HAMILTON)
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Tenders close at 12:00 Noon on
Tenders for the above work will
be received by the undersigned
LICENSED
Salisbury wish to express their
Willard Bennewies of R.R.lh1,
MARCH 29,,1974
INT. HARVESTER PARTS DEPT.
many offers of help during my Gode'rich, on March 2„ 1974
Of tractors, farm ,}
machinery, and miscellan-
until 5:00 o:clock P.M., Friday,
AUCTIONEER
sincere thanks to neighbours,
friends and relatives for flowers,
Dublin. The wedding will take
lace roil ' April 5, 1974 in
p . ' p'
(AT BURLINGTON)
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Forms available at the Clerk's
eous items at Lot 15,
MARCH 15,:1974
cards. and all the kindness show•'
Pcnticostal Church, Seaforth.
Day 527-0680 -Night 527-0885
Date:—
Concession 5, Logan, V/z
E..M. Williams, Clerk,
:Town of Seaforth
Kippen, Ont ario
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at the time of his death. Special.
Ontario at 2 P.M, 26-30x1
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MONDAY MARCH i8 1974
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miles north of• MiEchett on
KARL Ir
thanks to Rev. M,E.Reubcr,
LOU ROWLAND
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Pro etoGER
} R.G.GETHKE
Highway No. 23 on
Box. 610,
Telephone 262-5515 Hensall
Father H.L'aragh, Dr. Whitman,'
' Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ritchie.
-Open
Time:— 7 a.m. t0 6 p.m.
P.C,V. Class CDF & FS
never be forgotten by me and my Seaforth Community Hospital
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family. March 2,
Seaforth. Ontario.
23-30-tf
nurses. Ladies of Canadian
Walton, wish to announce the
—Peter E. Maloney Sr. on 1974, a daughter,
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Not responsible for
} SATURDAY,MARCH 9
21.30-2
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Legion. the Canadian tl
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engagement of their daughter.
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PLEASE CALL FOR RESERVATION
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At 1:00o'clock
TOWNSHIP OFHULLETT'
SEAFORTH
Foundation and G.A.Wfiitney
Ruth Marie to Donald Leroy
INSURANCE:—
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ALL persons • having claims
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OFFERING INCLUDES A
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ELECTRONICS
funeral home. 24-30x1,
Krick, Hamilton. Wedding to take
place Aprii 6th in Duff's United
• AUTO • FIRE
NORM WHITING
_ David . Brown "990"
Tenders for
MUNICIPAL DRAINS
Farm Sold
Thanks to Dr. Malkus and
Church, Walton. at 4 p.m.26-30x1
• LIFE
white tractor with 1480
hours, 4-1 condition; David }
Kennedy:
ZENITH
nursing
i staosp of Seaforth
Community Hospital. also •those
27.%Blrtll5
Donald G. Eaton
`
Retired Carpenter. deceased,
Brown •'950" tractor with
6,606(4, lineal feet open drain
& PRILCO
who visited me and sent cards
For Edwin Regler; Lot 10, Con.
who died on the 1 I th day of
ARM EQUIPMENT LTD
.1 CHURCH
David Brown manure
loader; David Brown three
(4,500 cu yds.)
.)
3 Tgwnship Road Culverts
DEALER
and u•i'ats, Special Thank You t. ,.
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Seaforth Public School for
MILLER — Gordon and Wend Y
are proud to announce the birth of
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Insuranee Agency ,Limited
office in Xasonle Block
�,d.�..
- 1n�s BU�I[Nj�.'� �'' )[,,LABniTTY BUST'
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furrow 14 in. tri beam
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the
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lovely box of„ gQ.odi.es,, — Cindy
their son, Peter Andrew Wiiliant.
�Sudbury
Main Stree�
Phone 827-1810 — slorth
62? -(►128
claims to the undersigned on or
mounted low; Lundell
self -unloading wagon;
7.940 lineal feet of open drain
Service to all makes
T.V's., Radios, Etc.
Horne. 24-30x1
at General Hospital,
February 12, 1974. A brother for
before the 14th day of March.
1974, after which date the assets
AYR — SEAFORTH -- CAMBRIDGE
Dr Archibald Brown, BD.,PhD
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y l andel) flail harvester; }
(6,400 cu.- vds.)
17 S arlin St. Phone 527-1150
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i am dc�ph grateful to my
Tabitha and John. 27-30x1
Strathr0 Ontario
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Lundell forage blower with
2.775 lineal feet of closed drain
U4" to 6" tile) "
23-30-tf
friends. relatives and neighbors
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40 ft. of 8 in, pipe; Schultz }
PTO manure
2'Catch Basins
for their kind expression. of
sympathy at ''the time •
MELLACE —Gus and Janice (nee
McCONNELL &STEWART
s, • �
FOR T HE
FOR
Tri
spreader; Triple "k" 9 ft.
spreader,
i Farm Culvert
i access Culvert with concrete
G.,A. WHITNEY
of my
sister's death by Mass Offerings,
Sillery) are happy to announce the
birth t' ' da ht C
BEST SEL-ECTION,
SEE
W E S -T,- E N,
1972 PLYMOUTH , SATELITE
2 -door HT., 6-cyl., Auto., Radio, 30,000 s 2,595
original miles. DIW972
1.971 PONTIAC PARISIENNE
- 2-d6or HT., 350 engine, V-8, Auto., PS., 215-95
PB., WW, Discs. DJL727 -
1971 CHEVELLE'
2 -dr. HT, V-8, auto., radio, WW, discs 2,,475
DHM395
1971 FORD GALAXIE 500 $
2. door HT, V-8, Auto., P.9, PB, -Vinyl roof
21195
DJD446
1970 CHEVELLE
2 -dr. HT, V-8, Auto, PS, PB, bucket seats, $ IF995
floor consul, radio, WW discs. FAX400
1970 PONTIAC PARISIENNE
2 -door HT, vinyl roof, PS, PB, 45,000 $ 11995
miles. DHV235
1970' FORD TORiNO
V-8, auto., PS, PB, radio, WW, discs. $1,995
DHZ641
FORTY MORE NEW and USED CARS
at all different prices.
WEST END
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OF MITC ELL -M.
82 ' HUKON STIt2ET-
"Open evtry night till '10 to servt you"
343.8932
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400,
in. cultivator with leveling
harrow; Ford 13 run-
bag headwalls
FUNERAL HOME
i o a ug er, orrinneI
cards and 'visits to the funeral February 24 in Branson Hospital,
honk
drill with grass
Approx. 800 cu. vds. trucked
can.
in Lu. —Mrs. Marv. Toronto. First ;grandchild forfertilizer
McIver and Famil}. 24-30x 1
seeder box — A-1 shape;
87 Goderich St. W., Seaforth
Ervin and Doris Sillerv. 27-30x I
M -M gas tractor, model
Separate Tenders will be
p
Phone 52T 1390 Seaforth
Sincere thanks to everyone for
"m-5" PTO cyclone grass
accepted for open and closed
work.
23-30-tf
their visits, cards, flowers and •LANSINK— Ben and Donna
seeder; four section �.
diamond harrows; I.H.C.
Lowest or any Tender not
`Norm Knapp, auctioneer
pp•
gifts while 1 .-as a patient in. Lansink of London, Ontario, are
Victoria Hospital
four bar side rake; George
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necessarily accepted. , •
All
and appraiser will buy
p and since proud to announce the birth of
returning home. Special thanks to their son. Berend Douglas,,at St.
.White heavyduty post -hole
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material and equipment
(except C.M.P.) to be supplied by
used
the Doctors n
and Nurses Who took Joseph's Hospital, London, on
auger; Zero grazing wagon;
Aktiv three int hitch 7 ft. ,
point
the contractor.
FURNITURE
such good care of me.—Sid February 26, 1974, a brother for
Gemmell:
hay mower- Beaver table
All road crossings to be filled with
24-30x1 Lisa. Proud grandparents are Mr.
g • p� •
saw with`Ath.p. motor; Air
gravel and tamped. ,
or sell by auction. Phone
and Mrs. • John Lansink of
12 ft. 4 in.
A certified Bid Cheque of ]0�h of
527.1336, Seaforth. 23-30-tf
i wish to express my deepest Seaforth. 27-30x1
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compressor;,
grain auger with motor;
Tender Price to accompany
thanks to all, my relatives,
Steel water trough;
Tender.
R.S.BOX
neighbours and friends w•h-7o sent BETTLES At Alexandria
Jamesway feed cart;;water 1
Tenders close at 12:00 Noon on
cards, flower-, and gifts and made Marine and General Hospital,
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bowls; hoof trimmers; and T
MARCH 29,,1974
FUNERAL HOME
many offers of help during my Gode'rich, on March 2„ 1974
many many other items too
Further. particulars and Tender
recent illness. Special thanks to Paul and Lorraine (nee Talbot)
r>�m: -ons to mention.
Forms available at the Clerk's
Phones:
Fr. Dill and Fr. Laragh, Fr. arc proud to announce the birth of • -
TERMS Cash
Office.
Day 527-0680 -Night 527-0885
Mohan, Dr. Moyo and Dr. their first child. a son Kenneth .
Malkus,
NO RESERVE as proprietor
are �
ClVincent
23-30mf
the Sisters and pupils of Paul. 27-3 1
PP•
is selling due to. ill health. �
Seaforth, Ontario
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St.Patrick's School for all letters
KARL Ir
21-30-2
LOU ROWLAND
and Valentines, and last but not KENNEDY - To Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Pro etoGER
} R.G.GETHKE
TRANSPORT LTD.
least, all who, offered Prayers on
my behalf. Your kVdness will Kennedy, at
22. Legal Notices
` RICHARD LOBB
P.C,V. Class CDF & FS
never be forgotten by me and my Seaforth Community Hospital
H
family. March 2,
T Auctioneers
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
—Peter E. Maloney Sr. on 1974, a daughter,
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Not responsible for
1N THE ESTATE OF ROBERT
ServingDublin & Seaforth areas.
Phone 345-2301 Dublin anytime..
24-30x1 Tammy Lynn. 27-30x1
accidents on day of sale. �
2sale.
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MURRAY SMiTH
23-30-tf
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ALL persons • having claims
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against the estate of Robert
NORM WHITING
Farm Sold
Murrav Smith, late of the Town of
FIRST
AUCTION SALE
Seaforth, in the County of Huron.
LiC�ENSED AUCTIONEER
PRESBYTERIAN
Retired Carpenter. deceased,
&
For Edwin Regler; Lot 10, Con.
who died on the 1 I th day of
APPRAISER
.1 CHURCH
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11, Twp. of Hay, 2'/2 miles south
. 1974 are hereby notified
Prompt, Courteous, Efficient
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of Zurich on County Road
to send in full particulars of their
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�' THIS
SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1 P.M.
claims to the undersigned on or
SUNDAY, MARCH 10th
MACHINERY -Kon skilde 9'/:
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before the 14th day of March.
1974, after which date the assets
ANY TYPE, ANY SiZE,
ANYWHERE
Dr Archibald Brown, BD.,PhD
I'
ft. cultivator, New Holland PTO
will be distributed having r,:gard
Strathr0 Ontario
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manure spreader, New Holland
hay baler model 2 e
8, Int. ace
° to claims then received,
Weiv
give complete sale service.
_ Guest Minister
bottom trail P low rubber,
Dated at Seaforth. Ontario this
18th day of February, 1974.
PROFIT BY EXPERIENCE
(above listed articles in excellent
McCONNELL &STEWART
Bell threshing
Seaforth, Ontario.
Phone Collect
machine (28
machine (28-45) on rubber tires,
cutter in excellent 7
solicitors for the Executor
235-1964 Exeter1N
HOCKEY AT RS RAST'
cond. inch
22-28-3
23-30-tf
dive belt, clover attachments
SEAFORTH MINOR HOCKEY
include: 3 corrugated concaves
24. Cards of Thanks
and fine screen, Int. 13 run drill,
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ALL-STAR TEAMS
Int. R ft. binder on rubber
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The family of the late Mr. Andrew
F
ICanvas%,-, ° like new)
IN THE ESTATE OF
W. Dunlop wish to express their
Vs'
J.D.heavy duty farm wagon,
CATHERINE RYAN
sincere thanks and appreciation
South East London Optimist
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Turneo gravity box, J.D.3 ton
wagon, 7 drag
ALL persons having claims
against the Estat Catherine
to relatives, friends and
Team$
sections harrows
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a of
neighbours for the beautiful floral
i
hatrowpole accommodates S
sections, 12 ft. auger, J.D.
Ryan, late of the Township of
Logan, in the County Perth,
tributes, donations, charitable
SATURDAY MARCH 9th
grain
of
causes and sympathy_ golds.
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corn Sheller, Int. 8 ft. cul tb.lalor. 2
--30 ft, single chain' bate
Housekeeper; deceased, who
died on the 28th da y of January.
Thanks to the doctors, nurses,
Rev. M. E. Reuben, the Ladies of
Starting at 5 QtClbCli
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elevators, new loll page wire,
1974, are hereby notified to send
Canadian Lergion Auxiliary
x.00 Bane 6:00 Atoms,
lar uaflti( flew Inmber sawed
$ 9 y
in full particulars of heir claims
and
the many Lodges, pallbearers,
7:00 pee Weer • — $:00 Novice
•
from owners bush, cedar posts,
,k
to the undersigned on or before
G.A.Whittrey Funeral Home.
k 9:00 MHdgOs
Mid ettd Posts, blacksmith
1:�
blotver, block &tackle...;
the 28th day of March, 1974, after
which date the t}ssets *ill be,
Many acts of kindt;iess deeply
by Edith Dunlop
Help Support l livor lffik rey in. Seg►forlh
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'Jt`RAC!`bI15 - .I. . `lfidpc T '60;
'dlsfribvf6d, hatitig'regat'A only to
appreciated and
family. 24-30x 1
BEST SEL-ECTION,
SEE
W E S -T,- E N,
1972 PLYMOUTH , SATELITE
2 -door HT., 6-cyl., Auto., Radio, 30,000 s 2,595
original miles. DIW972
1.971 PONTIAC PARISIENNE
- 2-d6or HT., 350 engine, V-8, Auto., PS., 215-95
PB., WW, Discs. DJL727 -
1971 CHEVELLE'
2 -dr. HT, V-8, auto., radio, WW, discs 2,,475
DHM395
1971 FORD GALAXIE 500 $
2. door HT, V-8, Auto., P.9, PB, -Vinyl roof
21195
DJD446
1970 CHEVELLE
2 -dr. HT, V-8, Auto, PS, PB, bucket seats, $ IF995
floor consul, radio, WW discs. FAX400
1970 PONTIAC PARISIENNE
2 -door HT, vinyl roof, PS, PB, 45,000 $ 11995
miles. DHV235
1970' FORD TORiNO
V-8, auto., PS, PB, radio, WW, discs. $1,995
DHZ641
FORTY MORE NEW and USED CARS
at all different prices.
WEST END
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OF MITC ELL -M.
82 ' HUKON STIt2ET-
"Open evtry night till '10 to servt you"
343.8932
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400,