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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-05-16, Page 15TRI -TOWN BOOI({KEI;PINO ` . J1�IHVlUtS Income Tax•Returns . ,Busine'ss' Farm - Individual Record Preparations LAWRENCE BEANE Brucefield Phone 482.9260 PEGGY CUNNINGHAM .229 James St. Clinton Phone 482-7988 19-34-tf 20, .Auction Sales M F. 4 i AUCTION SALE Of Real Estate 6.'/4 miles North and 'A mile we;t•• of . Seaforth on MONDAY, MAY 20 At 2:30 P.M, PROPERTY CONSISTS OF: A/z acre of land on which there is situated, a completely modern renovated two bedroom school house. This would be, -an ideal retikement or summer -home. TERMS:.10% down on day of sale, balance in 30 days. Propertywill be offered subject to a -reasonable" resarve bid, BILL HARBURN Proprietor R. G. GETHKE RICHARD LOBB Auctioneers .347-2 465 ° 482-7898 Not responsible for accidents on day of sale. 20-40-1. CLEANING AUCTION Of cattle, feed, farm machinery, and some -household effects at Lot 3S, Concession 1'6., Logan, five miles west of Monkion on the kounty road on SATURDAY, MAY 18 , at 1, o'clock CATTLE - 13 beef cows with calves at side; 16 stocker cattle one-year old; Hereford bull coming two years old. FEED - 1,000, bales of good hay; 10 ions, of mixed grain. MACHINERY - Massey Ferguson "102" industrial tractor with heavy duty loader; land -roller; 9 ft. three point hitch cultivator; - 8 ft, LH:C. disc; three section harrows with pole; wagon with feed rack; and a -wagon load of small items. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS' - A quantity of household effects to be sold first. TERMS - Cash. NO RESERVE - as farm is sold. ' LAWRENCE McLEAN Proprietor R. G. GETH•KE RICHARD LBBB Auctioneers Phone 347-2465 or . 482-7898 1 . Proprietor and Auctioneer not responsible for. accidents day of sale. 2Q-40-1 20.' Auction Sales 20. Auction Sales. MOORTANT AUCTION SALE EVERY FRIDAY AT 8:00 P.M. •BALL AUCTIONS LTD. BRUSSELS*ONTARIO Items of Interest: New Leonard refrigerator ,with matching 30 ' electric stove (green or gold), Leonard . automatic washer.,, and dryer,- Electrophonic' Morse quality component set with 8 track tape fleck, 6 lovely styles of, Morsb stereos, Morse sewing machine, large selection of bedroom and chesterfield suites in styles of Spanish, Colonial, French Provincial & Modern, new single and double beds', lovely table &,svyag lamps,.4 styles of coffee �a end ­ table ' kitc„ ' table sehen suites in a variety of styles 8i colgurs, lazyboys, sets of dishes, radios, sets of silverware & gift items - ,many more items too numerous to. mention. This is a large sale consisting oUquality furniture & appliances* • which will be sold , t6 the highest bidr. ' NOTE: Terms of sale are cash and our handy TKM budget plan. There is plenty of parking & seating. A refreshment booth - & washroom facilities are''available. Sale Conducted By:Bal1 Auctions Ltd., Beast Auctioneer: G.J.Ball Phone: 887-9363 20-38-tf k.e 41 'PON , COUNTY OF HURON Auction Sale . The County of Huron Road Department will offer .for sale at a public auction to be held on each site the following: - 1. The demolition or removal of the former Westlake house at the top of the Saltford Hill just off County Road No. 31 -,'/: mile east of Goderich. The land will not be sold. At the time of the sale the successful -bidder will be required to deposit a $500 certified cheque as a surety deposit and emer into an agreement to demolish or,otherwise remove from the site -the -entire house within six wecks'of purchase. A quantity of steel siding rerhoved from the County Museum will also be offered at this sale. Time of sale 5:30 p.m. 2. A quantity of structural steel (i beams, etc.) and 2" x 4” timber'tlooring at -the site of the old Goderich/Stanley Township bridge over the Bayfield River in Lot 40, Bayfield Concession, Goderich Township - 1/4 mile south of County Road 13 on the sideroad immediately east of the Elmer Trick farm. Time of sale 7:30 p.m. Both sales will be held on: - Wednesday, May 22, 1974 at the times noted, Anyone wishing further particulars. on either item and particularly those interested in demolishing or moving the Westlake house should contact the County Engineer between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. for an appointment to inspect the house and to review the terms of the required Agreement. J. W. BRITNELL, P. Eng., Huron County Engineer, Court H9use, Goderich, Ontario, N7A 1 M2 524-7412 20-40-1 t M •naA I �' j I j r� , o Jot, IF rT =F=87A � I X 6y i 1 iqc. 20, ,A�uct0o l• Saes 20, Auc ioan $ales ' 23. us, D><lrt�c... xy X � Gax� Qf Tliatlks M A • ., The burs„ ax awarded d a nu � . Y g Y t. � t atte>♦}¢edr relatives and fr ends for the cards School Coanrttenement exerses I K�tecg�ltett pl$t9 • NORM WHITING l 1 Apl#QpX .i be tib ll al T ora s r treats and --visit& while '1. was a each or• :bye t p 4001, lls pptt#1u##tt' he Hospital visit Q fhb +rr OWOW tests ai�� LICENSED AUCTIONEER e M &. patient to the Stratford General Auxtltey is to be increased $50 to. It�gltat ;pit ;iMATephttp jL« APPRAISER Hospital, also a special thank you raise it to $200, attgrnsilns aling>ff1�'. r Y Prompt, Courteous, Efficient to Fr. Moylan, Fr. Hughes, Fr. Miss Janet Cluff, treasurer of and May 2 'Dr., 8 .alio ted",Qt11e� �dysi ESTATE AUCTION SALE P Gleason, Dr. • Moyo and Dr. the Auxilialy, reported Tuesdhy a>le to Jae c�tirxtle tot, To be held for the ESTATE OF ETHEL H. FQWWE in the Quinlan and thanks also to the the net profit from the recent pgss bey May.29 iti4 C W.L. of Stratford and the Penny Sale amounts to $703.61. The, Qlux4liary wtltettter a #]4g# Village of Bayfield, Main Street, ANY TYPE, ANY SIZE, C:W.L. of Seaforth for their Mrs. Walter Armes announced .• • lii_tbe; rade'tq bo jfiyld t�a)r ANYWHERE "'kindness and to the staff and there are 76 active members' nd the SATURDAY, MAY 25 at 1 P.M. * _ th 4 e15a =�'� A `":�tf"" nurses who were so good to me. 21 associate'members to date. Sea€ort�i Giot S Cftlb on'Ji, un'PP1 A , Consisting of a complete houseful of fut<niture, antiques and • We give complete sale service. - Catherine Cleary. 24-40x1 Mrs. Clair Campbell won the committee of eight was. named to q mystery prize, prepare the float. many interesting items all of which are in excellent condition. We wish to thank our neighbours, Mrs.Joseph McConnell, Mrs. The annual June dinner for Cx PROFIT BY EXPERIENCE friends and famfly for the lovely W.C.Bennett and Mrs. Leo members will be hold. at the Full listing next week, surprise party and beautiful gifts Teatero gave reports on, the Seaforth',Gglf•and Country Club fi; Phone Collect +l RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE 2Phon 64 Exeter and cards for our 25th Wedding Spring Conference • held ' in • on June 11. Mrs, Armes and Mrs, Brucefield 23 38-tf Anniversary.. Special thanks to Ingersoll last month which they. Bennett are in charge of'selllAg; ((_ the neighbours who organized the and nine =%other members ., .1:he,tickets for it to members; s 20-40=1 party and to John and Karen "` ilatasrFss•Iv�s sssisas•rtsq�,ar�ss�rrss�#� LOU ROWLAND , 1A,Menheere who so thouehtfuliv, w held the party in their home. It Day care, ;arena council SPRING CLEANING 21• Tenders Wanted TRANSPORT LTD. was all very much appreciated • �TIME Continued 'from Pae 1) Fire A Board at a cost of - . and will always be remembered. ( g Note ice P.C.V. Class•CDF & FS -Joe and Teresa Lane. 24-40x1 He said an apparent $ , 2• hile Seafo th is Turn your old furniture and Serving Dublin 4 Seaforth areas, misunderstanding had occurred advancing pa ent for t:ie new -household effects into cash. Phone 345-2301 Dublin anytime. 1 wish to thank Dr. Malkus, the between himself and the ,unit; municipalitfe tri the area We will either buy or sell it 23-38-tf nurses and staff of Seaforth contractor, -therefore the bid by board will each share ' the final for you. Frpm smallest item to the contractor had been, cost. to the largest estate. Phone Community Hospital for the kind B g R. S. BOX forwarded to council in of to Council received, a thank you Contractors attention that I received while a KNAPP'S FUIfNITURE patient there. Many thanks also him.from the Seaforth Horticultural FUNERAL HOME • for the lovely flowers, treats, He said that ministry approval Society for the grant of $400 for w; And AUCTION ROOM had not been obtained and • new flower pots for Main Street. cards and visits A. very special 482-1336 a Sub - thank you to Tuckersmith necessary changes in the design Members of council and the / 1 Phones: were necessar clerk were authorized to attend ` 20-38-tf Day 527-0680 - Night 527-0885, Towhsh' Council, Seaforth Y 23 38 5 Canadian Legion, and to Ida and In the contractor's bid he had the annual, meeting of Huron contractors H I dish touted. having regard only to Glen for transpd'kation to and stated a possible 23 tons of •steel County Municipal Association at trusses project begins. He said 21. Tenders Wanted' -JOHN E.•LONGSTAFF from- the hospital for my wife. Mould be necessary for the work Pine Ridge Chalet, Hensall on The Township of 'Tuckdrsmi.th' t Everything was sincerely but in the final design at least 25 May 22nd. Parks and Recreation Board invite OPTOMETRIST •• a reciate,& G or `e ruse, PL? g S.`.,-. tons of steel are necessary. _ Drumcrow Farms Ltd. all contractors interested "in r " By Appointment Only -p' � - 24-4px1 Councillor George Hildebrand g presented council with a gift of g bidding on the installation of a Seaforth Office regarding an amendment to the - asked Mr. Moles why sketches $100 annually to be used as McCONNELL & STEWART poured concrete swimming 'pool Tues., Wed„Thurs.,Fri.. I would like•to extend my - thanks had been sent to the, contractor council sees fit as a bursary. Clerk and aone=storey concrete block 9 to 5:30 P.M. to all my friends and relatives for and not Working blueprints. He. Ernest Williams was asked to addition to the' Community Hall, Thursday evenings cards, flowers and treats. Special thought this was a foolish thing to send a thank you and the money Vanastra. Mun�lay only Clinton Office to the neighbours who do• is to be turned over to the finance Contact the a ForAppointmcnt helped out when I was a patient at Mayor Sills said he felt the firm &mmittee to decide what ,. - �Phonc 527-1.227-1240 or 482=7910 University Hospital, London. - had been.very laic with the project purpose it would be used for. Building, 23-38-tf Mrs. Leslie Miller, St•affa.24-40x) as they knew that council wished A fetter from the Ministry of to st art the work as soon as the Transportation and 24. Cards of Thanks My warmest thanks'- to all who ice was out. With an approximate Communications was received by have shown their love and three month time period involved council suggesting that if council •om m ► ttee The family of the late Mrs. Lilly concern for me and my family, y• - i�n'the project, the setbacks that P J wish'etT'Yd have new traffic lights „ Wnght wish to ..express their- Eldon Allen. 24-40-1 -.would had - bae en o nmosa sections of AT 482-7844` '' thanks to all for the many visitors 25. In Memoriam of summer revenue from Mainlled"'at Goderich Streets, they would proceed'with a design and ' acts cif kindness, floral tributes, . roller• skating. to view thr..plans and "specie- cifi v doiv4,;itans, cards and expressions our HUNT - In loving memory of my „ • He added that the increased install the lights at no cost to the c?ativiews. 21 of sympathy, :during recent bereavemceiat,,as during the long wife Ethel, who passed away ,price of $79,000 - a difference of town. ° Council agreed and g 2 ..'Le a1 Notices g illness. while our mother was in May 19. 1973. nearly $14,000 over the earlier authorized the clerk to re reply hospital. - The family of Mrs. Greatly misskd along life's price - resulted in a double immediately. . NOTICE TO CREDITORS Lill'• Wright. 24-40x1 way, penalty the town would have, to Council approved in principal a Quietly remembered every day, Pay• suggested subdivision arrange - IN THE ESTATE OF No longer in my life td .share, He added that the increased ment which had been submitted EDNA MARJORY HOPPER The family of -,,the late Willis _ But in my heart she's always price of $79,000%ver the earlier by A,Y,McLean. Dundas wish to express their there, price. - ,..resulted in, a double Council adopted, the x * All `c iit�i i aigpinst 'Estate sincere a preciation to Drs. and pp iivr`ses' iif Seaforth Community -Lovingly remembered by her. penalty the town•'would have••to recommendation of the Seatorth t"1n4. of dna Marjory husband Homer. 25-40-1 pay. Planning Board regarding Hopper. late of the Township of• 'Hospital, also nursing care Mr. Morris agreed the firm had subdivision planning. The Tuckersmith, in the County of, received at Kilbarchan Nursing COUTTS _In loving memory of a been lax in not pressing the job as prospects had been drawn up by Huron.. Housekeeper, deceased., Home during his last illness. - dear husband, father and fast as they should and the Huron 'County Planning who died on the 12th day of April, -Margaret;-jorrance, Robert grandfather, John Coutts, who apologized to council for this and Board. iS74, arc,hct'cbv';not'ified . o send � and Armor Dundas. 24-40x1 passed away 9th May 1965. p: assured council the would obtain Y Councillor, Bill Bennett .in full particulars of their claims • I ld like thankk Drs. Dad we will never forget ,you approval for the job as fast as reporting •for the Arena to tire uiilcrsigned on .ur before wou.to Or the joy you brought to our possible so that work could get committee told council that he itis 23rd daj of Ma 191, after Underwood, Malkus and,thought ' hearts underway within the next month....... some extra work should which date the ass will be Whitman, nurses and staff of By your kindness, and wisdom or engineering A p tion of the en ineerin be considered when the roof Towns' p - spent on our 25th Wedding And • memories will last by-law so building permits would the use of the • centennial 23. BUS, Directory Anniversary. We appreciate your evermore. be held until permits'were issued committee. This was approved. of best wishes, cards, gifts and for jadly missed and always by the Huron County Health.for Councillor John Sinnamon G. A. WHITNEY comm to make it so enjoyable reniemb red by his wife and installing of septic tanks where � g j ~� g P • reporting for public wgrks said H u Ile tt FUNERAL HOME -Emerson and Phyllis, Mitchell. family. 25-40x1 sewerage connections were not the stump cutter had been in town 24-40-1 available. and atotal of 52 stumps removed. — 26. Personal Council passed by-law 9SS to Work was being started to 87 Goderich St.W.,Seaforth increase the salary of Police Chief remove a tree on George Street, 1 Phone Seaforth 527-1390 The famfly of the late Mrs, Peter Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bosha"a, Arnold Vaughan to $12,500' per sidewalks were being repaired Bea n e # I 23 -38 -if Moffat Nish to express their Seaforth, are happy to announce g g P ' gratitude to relatives and friends annum along with .the. same and some 'road work was being PERCY WRIGHT g the. fortitcoming marriage of their benefits as the other members of carried out. He asked council to OPEN 4715 lineal feet' of open for floral tributes, donations, daughter Eleanor Pearl to Mr. theolice force. drain (a 7500 cu.yds.) messages of sypathy and many Richard Alan Wilson, son of Mr. P approve the advertising for a full pP• mtime man for the town,crew and I Farm Pond (app.500 acts of. kindness during their and Mrs, Alan R. Wilson, By-law number 956 was,passed LICENSED recent bereavement. , Special aut horizin the urchase of a also,the hiring of a student for the p Toronto. The marriage will tak g P cu. yds.) thanks -to Dr. Movo and staff of g summer. Council approved. place on Saturday, June 1st at fused road grader from Dominion Councillor'Wa 'Wayne Ellis in his CLOSED 7; 15 lineal feet of rile AUCTIONEER Seaforth Comm►�nity Hospital, Roads of Goderich for $10,650 y P 4:.30 p.m. in Zurich Mennonite persons to protection for ort X (16" t 6") G.A,Whitney Funeral Home. Church, Zurich. 26-40x1 exclusive of Ontario Sales Tax report p P I Road Crossing Kippen, Ontario Rev. M.E.Rcuber and the and trade in of $1,100 for the old ,and property, told council that his negotiate Rip -Rap & C.M.P. Northside United Churchcommittee was trying to• Mr. and Mrs. James F. Keys wish grader. - a deal with Seaforth Community 7 Catch Basins- Telephone 26? -5515 Hensall Women. Mr.. and. Mrs. to announce the forthcoming Council in passing byflaw Hospital to have them act as an 23 -,38 -if T.F, Ibce, Mt. and Mrs. marriage of their daughter, Separate Tcnders will be F.A.Golding, Mrs. J. Leslie Cox, Marion Eleanor to Mr. Norman number 9S7 authorized 'the answering service for the police. accepied for open and closedMiss Annette Sinclair. 24-40x 1 ' Edwin Walker, Smith alls:,son , Purchase from King Seg,rieve of'a- The meeting adjourned at 12:30 work. Lowest or any .Tender not Bruce Pulsifer new fire truck for. the Seaforth a.m. necessaril accepted.- of Mrs. Rena Walker and the late • i wish to thank everyone who sent Mr. ,lack Walker. The wedding (exAll ,material and equipment Piano Specialist cards, treats and visited me while will take place Saturday, June . • the co C.M.P.)to be supplied by I was in the flospital.. Special 8th. 1974 at 3 p.m. at their home, H �rtiC•uIturalists see, the contractor. Your piano is a valuable piece of thanks to Dr. Lambert, Dr. R,R.1, Seaforth. 26-40x1 T' All Road Crossings to be filled furniture. Have it tuned and kept; Newland and employees of ides with gravel and tamped in repair.• Phone 327-0053,' Clinton Public Hospital. - Ray Mr, and Mrs. Martin (Iof Sco,,tl' nd ' 'A certified cheque.for 10% of 23,-38-tf Storey. 24-40x1 Heynsbergen, R.R.4, Seaforth �+ the .Tender Price to accompafiy -- are pleased to announce the Tender. Mrs. William Scott ave a Tenders close at 6.00' P.M. Dmn-Rely Excavating forthcoming marriage of their At a meeting of -the Seaforth g second oldest daughter, Theodora Horticultural Society Wednesday report on the annual meeting'of R.R.N 4, THAMESFORD, ONTARIO Maria to Mr. Herman Bernard held at the common room of the District 8 which she' attended in Monday Koert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy sen citizens home, slides of Owen Sound recently. DOZER AND SCRAPER WORK Koert. R.R.2, Sebringville, Scotland were shown to the large Mrs. Mary Haugh and Mrs. LAND CLEARING Ontario. The wedding will take number attending. Scott were named delegates to June 3rd. STRIPPING place on June 22, 1974 at 3 p.m. Gordon Wright, who spent his the annual convention of Ontario BASEMENTS DUG St. ,lames' Roman Catholic vacation in Scotland last summer, Horticultural Societies in Niagara ALSO BRUSH RAKE Church, Seaforth, Ontario. described the beauty spots he Falls beginning June 9. 26-40x1 visited and showed pictures of Floral arrangements prepared Further particulars and Tender KiNTORE 283-6623 UNIONDAI.E 349-2585 them in the area where his, by members were presented to Forms available at the Clerk's forefathers had lived. Robert residents at the senior citizens - Office. 23 36-9 27. Births home. Spittal of Seaforth claims this as the homeland of his ancestors as CLARE VINCENT - McCOWAN - To Mr. and Mrs. well and was in Scotland with .his • ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTQ• Kenneth McCowan, at Seaforth Box sbo Community Hospital, a son. wife at the same time as Mr, Londesboro. Watch and Jewellery Repairs P Wright. 21-40-2to IL+e Plans were finalized for the -bus USE -- -- We Sell and Service — trip to Niagara Falls on June 12. ..e. FEvery week more and more B U 1 ®V A -ACCUTR®N' ,WATC14ESTickets available from lle O eEXP®51T0R Patterson and Mrs. Orville Okepeople discover what mighty jobs A plant e-k6hange was held'. AAds are accomplished by low cost — 3 St its'-- WANT -ADS ADS Miss Jean McEwen handed out vOv 571RZ ` , Expositor Want Ads. DialGPOSE )1?U P 5EA'Pt511'I'FI CLINTONt:LINTAN - WALKERTM copies of the 1974 year book to GAMBL/NC7 •�� �� # ]BRING QUICK RE'SULT'S "hone 527-3240 527-0240. Phone 527-0240 members. dish touted. having regard only to Seaforth C.omrnumty ospita - and laughter fees would be written off, he said. trusses project begins. He said 21. Tenders Wanted' Maims then received. wh51c a patient there. Thanks •also Though we are now far, far g In. further business council that some work could be carried to Rev. Rcuber and all those who .•. apart, decided to ask the planning board out at the' same time without TENDER FOR MUNICIPAL DATED at Seaforth this 251h day' visited me -and scut cards, it was • Your art showed as natures to set a date for a public meeting creating too many problems. of April, 1974. all very much appreciated.' -. Kerr. 24-40x1 true beauty regarding an amendment to the - In reporting for the finance and Drain McCONNELL & STEWART ,James Though landycapes you will official plan. general government committee Seaforth, Ontario paint' no more By law number 954 was passed Councillor Jim Crocker asked Solicitors for th.e Executors We would like to thank all our But your pictures are with us -by council authorizing an council to approve a loan of -'$500 • 22-38-3 friends for the wonderful evening forever amendment to the Building to the recreation committee for Towns' p - spent on our 25th Wedding And • memories will last by-law so building permits would the use of the • centennial 23. BUS, Directory Anniversary. We appreciate your evermore. be held until permits'were issued committee. This was approved. of best wishes, cards, gifts and for jadly missed and always by the Huron County Health.for Councillor John Sinnamon G. A. WHITNEY comm to make it so enjoyable reniemb red by his wife and installing of septic tanks where � g j ~� g P • reporting for public wgrks said H u Ile tt FUNERAL HOME -Emerson and Phyllis, Mitchell. family. 25-40x1 sewerage connections were not the stump cutter had been in town 24-40-1 available. and atotal of 52 stumps removed. — 26. Personal Council passed by-law 9SS to Work was being started to 87 Goderich St.W.,Seaforth increase the salary of Police Chief remove a tree on George Street, 1 Phone Seaforth 527-1390 The famfly of the late Mrs, Peter Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bosha"a, Arnold Vaughan to $12,500' per sidewalks were being repaired Bea n e # I 23 -38 -if Moffat Nish to express their Seaforth, are happy to announce g g P ' gratitude to relatives and friends annum along with .the. same and some 'road work was being PERCY WRIGHT g the. fortitcoming marriage of their benefits as the other members of carried out. He asked council to OPEN 4715 lineal feet' of open for floral tributes, donations, daughter Eleanor Pearl to Mr. theolice force. drain (a 7500 cu.yds.) messages of sypathy and many Richard Alan Wilson, son of Mr. P approve the advertising for a full pP• mtime man for the town,crew and I Farm Pond (app.500 acts of. kindness during their and Mrs, Alan R. Wilson, By-law number 956 was,passed LICENSED recent bereavement. , Special aut horizin the urchase of a also,the hiring of a student for the p Toronto. The marriage will tak g P cu. yds.) thanks -to Dr. Movo and staff of g summer. Council approved. place on Saturday, June 1st at fused road grader from Dominion Councillor'Wa 'Wayne Ellis in his CLOSED 7; 15 lineal feet of rile AUCTIONEER Seaforth Comm►�nity Hospital, Roads of Goderich for $10,650 y P 4:.30 p.m. in Zurich Mennonite persons to protection for ort X (16" t 6") G.A,Whitney Funeral Home. Church, Zurich. 26-40x1 exclusive of Ontario Sales Tax report p P I Road Crossing Kippen, Ontario Rev. M.E.Rcuber and the and trade in of $1,100 for the old ,and property, told council that his negotiate Rip -Rap & C.M.P. Northside United Churchcommittee was trying to• Mr. and Mrs. James F. Keys wish grader. - a deal with Seaforth Community 7 Catch Basins- Telephone 26? -5515 Hensall Women. Mr.. and. Mrs. to announce the forthcoming Council in passing byflaw Hospital to have them act as an 23 -,38 -if T.F, Ibce, Mt. and Mrs. marriage of their daughter, Separate Tcnders will be F.A.Golding, Mrs. J. Leslie Cox, Marion Eleanor to Mr. Norman number 9S7 authorized 'the answering service for the police. accepied for open and closedMiss Annette Sinclair. 24-40x 1 ' Edwin Walker, Smith alls:,son , Purchase from King Seg,rieve of'a- The meeting adjourned at 12:30 work. Lowest or any .Tender not Bruce Pulsifer new fire truck for. the Seaforth a.m. necessaril accepted.- of Mrs. Rena Walker and the late • i wish to thank everyone who sent Mr. ,lack Walker. The wedding (exAll ,material and equipment Piano Specialist cards, treats and visited me while will take place Saturday, June . • the co C.M.P.)to be supplied by I was in the flospital.. Special 8th. 1974 at 3 p.m. at their home, H �rtiC•uIturalists see, the contractor. Your piano is a valuable piece of thanks to Dr. Lambert, Dr. R,R.1, Seaforth. 26-40x1 T' All Road Crossings to be filled furniture. Have it tuned and kept; Newland and employees of ides with gravel and tamped in repair.• Phone 327-0053,' Clinton Public Hospital. - Ray Mr, and Mrs. Martin (Iof Sco,,tl' nd ' 'A certified cheque.for 10% of 23,-38-tf Storey. 24-40x1 Heynsbergen, R.R.4, Seaforth �+ the .Tender Price to accompafiy -- are pleased to announce the Tender. Mrs. William Scott ave a Tenders close at 6.00' P.M. Dmn-Rely Excavating forthcoming marriage of their At a meeting of -the Seaforth g second oldest daughter, Theodora Horticultural Society Wednesday report on the annual meeting'of R.R.N 4, THAMESFORD, ONTARIO Maria to Mr. Herman Bernard held at the common room of the District 8 which she' attended in Monday Koert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy sen citizens home, slides of Owen Sound recently. DOZER AND SCRAPER WORK Koert. R.R.2, Sebringville, Scotland were shown to the large Mrs. Mary Haugh and Mrs. LAND CLEARING Ontario. The wedding will take number attending. Scott were named delegates to June 3rd. STRIPPING place on June 22, 1974 at 3 p.m. Gordon Wright, who spent his the annual convention of Ontario BASEMENTS DUG St. ,lames' Roman Catholic vacation in Scotland last summer, Horticultural Societies in Niagara ALSO BRUSH RAKE Church, Seaforth, Ontario. described the beauty spots he Falls beginning June 9. 26-40x1 visited and showed pictures of Floral arrangements prepared Further particulars and Tender KiNTORE 283-6623 UNIONDAI.E 349-2585 them in the area where his, by members were presented to Forms available at the Clerk's forefathers had lived. Robert residents at the senior citizens - Office. 23 36-9 27. Births home. Spittal of Seaforth claims this as the homeland of his ancestors as CLARE VINCENT - McCOWAN - To Mr. and Mrs. well and was in Scotland with .his • ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTQ• Kenneth McCowan, at Seaforth Box sbo Community Hospital, a son. wife at the same time as Mr, Londesboro. Watch and Jewellery Repairs P Wright. 21-40-2to IL+e Plans were finalized for the -bus USE -- -- We Sell and Service — trip to Niagara Falls on June 12. ..e. FEvery week more and more B U 1 ®V A -ACCUTR®N' ,WATC14ESTickets available from lle O eEXP®51T0R Patterson and Mrs. Orville Okepeople discover what mighty jobs A plant e-k6hange was held'. AAds are accomplished by low cost — 3 St its'-- WANT -ADS ADS Miss Jean McEwen handed out vOv 571RZ ` , Expositor Want Ads. DialGPOSE )1?U P 5EA'Pt511'I'FI CLINTONt:LINTAN - WALKERTM copies of the 1974 year book to GAMBL/NC7 •�� �� # ]BRING QUICK RE'SULT'S "hone 527-3240 527-0240. Phone 527-0240 members.