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*1, ;nd Mrs. Otto Walker and The forthcoming marriage is '
° and Mrs
Mrs.Ella Hulley extend their announced of Beverley Dawn SINNAMON — To Mr. .
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John namon of Seaforth at How well do you know your area 'merchants?
�Oeepest appreciation for the Stewart, daughter of Mrs. Jo ,
support and kindness shown in Dorothy Stewart, 34 Arden Park, Seaforth Community Hospital on You'll, have a chance to test your Skill and a",chance to
th4,loss of a near grandson whom Stratfbrd, and the late Ted August 31, a son, Ronald win one or more prizes to be awarded to Expositor
Y Stewart, to Robert Templeman, Kenneth. 27.58x1
-•.• GtSd has so recently chosen and readers.
whose memory will always be son. of Mr. and Mrs. John A series of photographs of local business owners
` held so dear. 24-58x1 Templeman, R.R.#2, Staffa. The RUPEE -- To Mr. and Mrs. Larry
wedding will take place on Dupee of Seaforth at Seaforth (or a. member of their staff will be published in Six
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g Friday, October I1, 1914, at 7:30 Community Hospital on issues of the Expositor' starting next week.
' Bob, Margaret and kids would y P p g
like to thank everyone for their p.m, at Parkview United Church, September 16, 1974, a daughter, "Spot the Merchants" is a fun contest for the
support In our most trying time. Stratford. 2hur x, 27-5 x1 entire family and by patronizing the contest
Though thanks seems so 4. Seip Wanted , advertisers, you will receive entry forms which is all
f inadequate in comparison to what 4. Ifelp' Wanted • you need to. enter ,and there Is NO LIMIT to the,
yon have given us. it still. seems to
be the only and highest degree -of number of prizes a reader may win Including the Big
respect we can express. (There is grand prize of $100.00 (in merdhandise cheques).
also a special thanks) Thanks God Some of the dependable area firms co -sponsoring
for giving us friends and the contest are:
neighbours to keep us from at a time like this. — Sell -
BOX Furniture, - Gerald's Datsun, - Ball -Macaulay
falling apart
The Hallam Bob, Mar;{, his. Ltd.,- Wright Chev.-Olds, - Red's Fina, - Main Street
Sandra, David and Debbie. Variety, - Seaforth Farmers Co -Op., - Crown
24.58x1Hardware, - Bob & Betty's Variety & Gifts, - Bill
Rea
25. In MemoriamEstate O'Shea Men's Wedr, - Bell Mobile Homes, - Crocker
BROWN — In loving memory of
Shoes, - Hildebrand Paint & Paper, - Seaforth Meat
Market - Winthrop '
�t a dear Father and Grandfather, Due to our 1974 Expansion Program, we are looking for p General Store - Smitt S
Edward (Ted) Brown who passed I Sales People for 'our Clinton and Goderich Offices. Shillelagh, 'Dublin, - Keating's Pharmacy.
away 13 years ago September 21, J Many people from all walks of•life have doubled their Look for the "S(ot the Merchants" Contest signs
1961, / income since joining our Sales Staff of ,over 60 in the windows.. Read the ads and patronize these
They say time heals all sorrow, Representatives.
. area businesses.
And helps one to forget, We will offer you WlnnerS names will be published weekly in the
But time has only proved t6 us,
How much we miss him yet. HIGH COMMISSION SPLIT Expositor,
Loyingly remembered by his R Smile
daughter, Marg, son-in-law Rollv MANAGERIAL ASSISTANCE 28. Deaths
and grandchildren. 25-58-1 MANY LISTINGS AVAILABLE
' TAYLOR — yAt' Royal •Jubilee ' "I'm always forgetting
McCURDY — in loving memory FREE ADVERTISING Hospital, Victoria, B.C. on things," the distraught man
of a devoted wife and friend of Give us a call for a personal interview. Thursday, September 5th, 1974, grumbled to the psychiatrist.
everyone Sarah who passed away � � Florence A.Taylor of Victoria in "-Wh ftt should I do?"
"The first thin to do," replied
one year ago September 17, 1973 her seventy-ninth year. Daughter g P
y• g p WILFRED McINTEE & CO. LIMITED y y g
in her 75th year. of the' gate Mr. and Mrs. Henry the doctor, "is to pay me in
Box, 549, Walkerton, Ont. 881-2270
One sad,. and lonely year has Taylor of Seaforth. Leaving ..to,., advance.
passed:
WILL1AR.R.#1, or '~ mourn her loss is one brother,
11't41INGSTON - Sales Manager Hepworth, Ont. 935-2074
Since that great sorrow fell. Laurence of Victoria, B.C. and
The shock that we received that one sister, Mrs. Verne Dale
day, (Annie) of Seaforth, Ontario. A
No one can ever tell. 4-58-1 graduate nurse, she worked for a
Your end came sad and sudden number of years in the Scott
No time to say goodbye Memorial Hospital (now the
You we're gone before I knew it, PERSON or students for fast food An Expositor Classified will Seaforth Manor). Burial took
,Only God knows the reason service, evening hours, part time. pay you dividends. Have you tried place in Royal Oak Cemetery,
why'' Ph. 527-0443.. 4-58.1 one? Dial Seaforth 527-0240. Victoria, B.C. 28-5$x1
A golden heart•stopped-beating ,
TWo working'hands at rest.
God broke our hearts to prove
to us
He only takes the best.
We cannot forget your smiling
l face
Your happy carefree ways
The smile that won so many
friends
In the happy by -gone days.
So this month with deep regret
For it brings back a day we
cannot forget
You left so sudden without a
goodbye
But m emories of you will never
die.
—Forever loved and sadly missed
by husband Sam and friends.
25- 5.8x1
MrGRATH — In -memory of our
son-in-law, Edwarj G. McGrath,
who passed away one year ago
September' 25,
You -left so• sudden without a
goodbye
But memories of you will never
die.
— Mom and Dad Mcllwain.
25-58-1
McGRATH — In - loving memory
of a dear husband and father,
Edward McGrath who passed
away one year ago. September.
25.
He is gone but not forgotten
And as dawns another year,
In our lonely hours of thinking,
Thoughts of him are always
near. .
Days of sadness will come o'er
US.
Many think the wound is -
healed,
But they little know the sorrow
That lies in -the heart
concealed.
— Always remembered and sadly
missed by his wife, Helen. son
John, daughter Patricia. Michael
and family. 25-58x1
26. Personal
���^� ply
RADIAL -TIRES
Regular $48.00
r Now only $30.95 per tire!
GR. -78-15
H R.-78-15
Set of 4 $123.80
Set of 5 . $145.95
Installation, Balancing, Tax Extra
CHEN., OLDS LTD.
Seaforth, Ontario
i
Call Dennis at'
527--1750
,i
Assist General Public 2
Assist Other Police Dep'ts,. 2
General Police Information 2
Fire Call 1
-Two minor vehicle accidents
investigated with damage
totalling $120.00.
One major vehicle accident
investigated with damage
totalling $735.00.
4 Persons were charged under the
Highway Traffic Act.
1 Person charged under the
. Liquor Control Act.
18 Motorists were stopped' and
warned for minor defects and
offences.
Bean -Equipment
at Seaforth
NEW --
Chortered Accountants
,
LEFT
USED EQUIPMENT —
"Innes" 57.0 Windrower W/407
Prepare Your Lawn for Winter
• cross conveyor .....................
NeQf Constans
"Innes" 570 Windrower W/407
` x 0 �e Ye �" awe
cross conveyor .. . ....................
wes,
A farewell get�together and
weekend at the Whyte home and
We would like to welcome to
Mr,' Mrs.
supper was held by Margie
are presently with Mr, and Mrs.
the community, and
Clayton Riley who were ;;[tarried
Whyte at her home on Sunday for
Frank Reynolds • and family of
Saturday and will be living In
Sam Allotey andMichael
R.R12, Seaforth, whom they just
on
their new home In the village.
W.tndzia of Ghana who have
happened to meet while visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley .
spent the past summer in this
in the Maritimes. Attending were
visited on Sunday •evening with
area with Crossroads we well as
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Errington
Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs.Tom Riley ofClinton
two Crossroaders from Kepya,
anal family of Dungannon,
also with Mr. and Mrs.. Frank
Africa. Evans. Gathiri and Peter
and ,Mrs. John Segeren and
and
Ellwood of Montreal who were'
Maina who spent the summer
with Allan Shaw of Nova Scotia
family of R.R12, Seaforth, Dr.
and Mrs. Rodger Whitman of
visiting at the same home;
the Crossroader that went with
Seaforth, Rev. St'an McDonald of
Mr. and mrs.Reg. Lawson,
John and Elizabeth. visited on
Margie Whyte in 1972 to the
Philippines. They spent the.
Londe'sboro and Mr. and, Mrs..
Nick Whyte and family.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. .
-
Orientation is being held in
'George Turner, Barry and Bonnie
'Police
News
London at Crossroads
of Tuckerstnith.
lylr. and M6,Terence Hunter
A. L. VAUGHAN
headquarters on Thursday and
Friday of this week and Saturday
of Colborne Township and Mrs.
CHIEF OF POLICE
they fly from Landon to Toronto
Joe . Armstrotig of Detroit,
Michigan were Sunday visitors
The Seaforth • Police
and leave Canada for their
with Mr. and Mrs, John
Department investigated 30
homeland in Africa.-
•
Thompson, Sharon and Bob,
occurrences from the week of the
I lth September, to the 18th
ersonals
Mr. and Mrs. Lector Kingswell.
Mr. Robert Storey and Alvin of
September, 1974. They are as
of Clinton visited 'on Thursday
• Holmesville,- visited on Sunday .
follows:
evening with Mr. and Mrs.
with Mr. and Mrs.Bill Storey.
theft complaints 7k
George Mellwa in.
Mr. and Mrs: Don Buchanan
Lost and Found 4
Mr,_, nd Mrs. John Thompson,
visited on Sunday with'Mr. Alfred
Property Damagd 3
Sharon and Bob visited on Friday
Buchanan who is a' patient in
Traffic Complaints 5
evening with Mr. And Mrs, Elmer
Stratford General Hospital and
Animals 3
Hunter in their new home in
also visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Hit and Run driver I
Stratford,
Wilfred Buchanan of Ilderton.
Assist General Public 2
Assist Other Police Dep'ts,. 2
General Police Information 2
Fire Call 1
-Two minor vehicle accidents
investigated with damage
totalling $120.00.
One major vehicle accident
investigated with damage
totalling $735.00.
4 Persons were charged under the
Highway Traffic Act.
1 Person charged under the
. Liquor Control Act.
18 Motorists were stopped' and
warned for minor defects and
offences.
Bean -Equipment
at Seaforth
NEW --
Chortered Accountants
"Heath" Bean Windrowers in stock _, 2
LEFT
USED EQUIPMENT —
"Innes" 57.0 Windrower W/407
Prepare Your Lawn for Winter
• cross conveyor .....................
$1•1100
"Innes" 570 Windrower W/407
,
cross conveyor .. . ....................
$2,400
"Innes" 500 AR W/cross
MECADOX in 5 -lb. Pails
conveyor.............................$1,250
See us for your fall
"Innes" 500"AR. W /cross
conveyor....,. .' ................
$,800
"Henry" Windrower W/cross
TOPNOTCH FEEDS•
conveyor [like new] ...........:.......
$2,750
"1-H" 82 Combine W/bean
equipment [excellent] .............. . .
$3,200
"Massey" 410 Diesel W/bean
equipment .................... ....
$$,900 '
"I -H" 175 Swather W/144
Innes pick up ........................
$3,250
"i-11" 50$17, Combine W/bean -
equipment .................. ......
$9,800•
Ba119k xe�1y, Doig and Go.
Chortered Accountants
268 Main St., Exeter -
AR THUR,W,'READ 4
Resident Partner
Bus, 235-0120, Res. 2311-8075 .
NOW IS THE'TIME
Prepare Your Lawn for Winter
r with
3-6-12 WINTERiZER or
.3-642 WINTERIZER 'FEEDER
FRESH SUPPLY IN STOCK
For the farmer who mixes his
own feed,. Fresh Stock of
MECADOX in 5 -lb. Pails
See us for your fall
FERTILIZER NEEDS
OPNOTCH
TOPNOTCH FEEDS•
Phone 527-1910 Seaforth
NOW
ON!
Mr.and Mrs. Neil Hodge
Seaforth, wish to announce the xA THURSDAY and FRID Y, SEPTEMBER 19 & 20
• Sea�•
forthcoming marriage of their
iyoungest daughter, Linda Ann to !
Mr. William Henry Brown, son of, ALL DAYSaturday Evening
�.. Mr. and Mrs. James ng
Brown, Egmondvilte. The Thursday Evening FRI-DAY marriage to take place 6n October121974 at 2 o'clock at T%"Cabaret Styie
-,
Egmondville United Church,
26-58x1s.
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Van Rooijen, ".
75 James Street, Seaforth.wish to
announce the forthcoming;
i marriage of their daughterY
} Janneke Alie to James Thomas
Murray, son of Mr. and Mr's. Overcome wi... .:Lrprise as her. name is
Vincent' Murray, R.R. called,the 173 Queen of the Fair,
, Seaforth. The marriage to takkee 9,Margaret .
�i place October 11, .1974 at 8 p.m. Van Dyke was congratulated by Alf Ross,
in First Presbyterian Church, president of the Seaforth Agricultural Society.
7777 Seaforth, Ontario. 26-58x1
Official Opening by
Robert McKinley, Huron M.P.
Variety Program
Merchant Displays
Indoor Displays
Preliminaries in Queen of -the Fair
Competition
Parade at 12:30 ' Harness Racing
-Selection and Crownintr of the
Queen of • the Fair
Livestock Show$
41 11 Competitions
Giant Midway -- Bands — Etc.
.Machinery and Commercial Displays
"Pork Cooking Demonstration" Spon-
sored by the Ladies' Division
r. Mrs.R.R.#1,n-Lodesborocare pleasedAndersonMIDWAY PONY RIDES -- FARM MAUHINERY DISPLAYS
i t to announce the+tngagement of ,
their oldest daughter Lynda
Jeanne to Lean Pau] Horbanuik•, INDUSTRIAL and MERCHANTS" EXHIBITS RACES
s � �
SCHOOL
p
r i salt of Mrs. 'Victoria Hotba�
and tits tate Coston HorHattik, •SD1'11S TRUMPET 13AN1�► �--'- C�IOOI. PARADE .
Clitit6h. The mat'rtage lir take , tt
1 pled ,Clctober ZS, 1974 at 7:1)0 ''LOA'' ► �„ 121.
i F. ill pavan ifnifed +Chu>ch,
Witlt460. , 26-S8xi
fYYiT,r4^n _A_h�...a. it <r.,• a
PENNY SALE
featuring
more than
primes.
DANCE i
h
'0
?ff
it
Music by the BLUETONES
Tickets available from Directors >w
or Phone Ken Moore 527-0508
$4.00 per Couple
SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
ADMISSION: TIirURSDA'r, Adults 1.00; Students with cards Tao;
FRl'iIAT, Adults Loo: students with cards 1.00; Chadtren not
in Parade so centre
ALP 9098, •p'res'Ident _ Mrs. Ratldeen +Cuthi% Secretary. Trebs.
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