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INiiNillllllllllll TRUC I K I S
1971 --- Ford Van, low mileage
1973 =-- GMC 1/ 2 Ton
1969 --- Chev.1-Ton with 5th wheel•, trailer
1970 --- Ford 3%4 Ton Truck -
1970 --- Ford 1/ 2 Ton
FARMER'S SPECIAL
1961 --- Ford with box and " hoist
THE 197S's ARE RER-E
Prices are protected on all '75 models in stock up to
SEPTEMBER 28th.
DEAL NOW and h SAVE • DOLLARS
ANTI - FREEZE ti STOCK NOW
WE HAVE ALL YOU WANT
BILL McLAUGHLIN MOTORS LTD..
FORD Phone 527-1140 Seaforth MERCURY
THANKS . _.
To everybody who by their cooperation,
participation and contribution helped make
the
129th
Seaforth Fall Fair
one of the best ever- in a long history.of fairs.
We- think particularly of the hundreds of
exhibitors who provided, keen competition in
almost every class, the business firms,
individuals and municipalities who by their
generous contributions made the prize
offerings possible, the schools and teachers
and pupils who combined to provide an
outstanding parade, the merchants and
organizations who took' part in the arena
exhibition, and -4he several thousand
spectators who -attended the various events
and last but not least the directors, associate
. directors and staff who spent so many hours
planning and supervising the events: It was
all most' appreciated.
As we wind up details of the 1974 fair we
look forward to an even better fair in 975.
Alf Floss, President
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agree. rt Phone 527-0240 I
Tuckersmith to pay 50 cents per
Apparently there was lots 1,000 metered gallons of water, i
of fun at Seaforth Fall Fair for residents of Vanastra. This is Ph. 527-0240: Expositor Action Ads
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on Friday if the' smiles of
these lads are any 11 IrAd '
indication. They are Kevin.
Coyne, Bill McIver, Bobby
Malone, Kevin O'Leary,
Wayne Parkinson and
Michael 8avauge. FOR GINGERICH'S :SALES AND SERVICE LTD., ZURICH,
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(FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE STORES) A,
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SALE TO BE HELD AT: -
(Continued''from�;?;...ttl,taelease
f te.n cents per 1,000
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playground or such dtb, r,�gbil
$atlott;s
use as the council tti y .cleet� .4
the bpeopl
Cfi.00,ocil will ask.. the Huron
County Library fiord to -consider
FRIDAY SEPT. 27-7, P.M.
appropriate for and
enjoyment �1` Chi' people of
establishinga branch library at
GINGERiHtS SALES i SERVICE LTD.
ZURICH, ONTARIO
Egmoudville•
Vattq:stra in the building used as a
FURNITURE APPLIAN(ES
Miss Pierce wrote "As a name
library when it was the former
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for the area 1 suggest 'Elizabeth'
Elizabeth is the of
Canadian Forces Base.
The County informed council
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as given ,name
your Queen, it will appeal to the
that Tttckersmiih s tax share to
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people, It was also the given
pay the county this year. for
highway
ASSORTIIMENT OF DINETTE SETS COMPACTOR UNIT DELIVERY VAN COMPRESSOR
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF 1884 ap TON SUPER VAN BENCH GRINDER
name o£ my materna!
general and purposes
will be set at 5.3309 per cent
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grandmother who received the
property (house and land) as a
comp, -.red •^,red to 5.077.6 in 1973.
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gift from her father. George
Council accepted the
resignation of John Duddy of
w.��"""°
King. It was also the given name
yanastra fronts the Recreation
PLUS SOME USED CHAIRS, ETC., ETC.
of one of her daughters. MV
Committee because as a real
The Seaforth Police
beloved aunt."
Miss Pierce said the gift would
estate agent he found it difficult
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made in lova, memory of
to attend evening meetings.
Meeting adjourned at 12.35
18th September to the 25th
aniel Quinlan. -
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Requests for building permits•
a,m, W dUtesday.
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were granted to John Segeren.
OctoberTuesda 1st. t
Assist
AssistGenerl Public 9
R.R.2. Seaforth for a steel grain
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bin:..W_j1 iat�i, Ha.4eh, $rucefield,
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addition to barn: Eldon O'Brien.
USE
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R.R.5. Clinton. Corn Crib: and
'Rehorst,
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Leen R.R.S.Clinton,
ne\2 house. '
EXPOSITOR
Water Costs More
PropertyDamage 1
General Police Information 3
Clinton Public Utilities
WANT -ADS
Commission signed the
."t which calls for
agree. rt Phone 527-0240 I
Tuckersmith to pay 50 cents per
Apparently there was lots 1,000 metered gallons of water, i
of fun at Seaforth Fall Fair for residents of Vanastra. This is Ph. 527-0240: Expositor Action Ads
r
on Friday if the' smiles of
these lads are any 11 IrAd '
indication. They are Kevin.
Coyne, Bill McIver, Bobby
Malone, Kevin O'Leary,
Wayne Parkinson and
Michael 8avauge. FOR GINGERICH'S :SALES AND SERVICE LTD., ZURICH,
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One minor vehicle accident was
THESE ARE OUR INSTRUCTIONS
(FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE STORES) A,
WM. BUTLER TRUSTEE A "�
SALE TO BE HELD AT: -
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RECEIVERS HAVE INSTRUCTED
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M.R. JUTZI A CO. TO SELL BY
warned for minor defects.
AUCTION THE ASSETS OF:
FRIDAY SEPT. 27-7, P.M.
at ROWCUFFE MOTORS.
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GINGERiHtS SALES i SERVICE LTD.
ZURICH, ONTARIO
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AND SATURDAY SEPT.' # 0 A.M.
and Dodge Trucks: Be sure you join us� for the fun a,nd ,excitement. Here's just
FURNITURE APPLIAN(ES
some of the news you'll see and hear about!
Tuesday following an illness of
TABLE 3 POLE LAMPS HUMIDIFIERS, DE -HUMIDIFIERS
five months. He was 61 years of
AND OTHERS STEREO SYSTEMS 1973 PONTIAC PARISiENN•E .. TWO WAY RADIOS
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10 SETS OF KITCHEN RADIOS AND RADIO SPEAKERS BROUGHAM THREAD CUTS .
. Born in Seaforth he was a son
TABLES & CHAIPS "TRASH MAKER" 1972 GMC ONE TON VISES
Police
News
ASSORTIIMENT OF DINETTE SETS COMPACTOR UNIT DELIVERY VAN COMPRESSOR
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF 1884 ap TON SUPER VAN BENCH GRINDER
full-size line. The Royal Monaco
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF _
CHESTERFIELD,. SUITE$.,.. BLACK A WHITE A COLOR TV'.S 1984 MERCURY WAGON _ TYPEWRITER'
A. L. VAUGHAN'
BEDS, BUNk 'i fiiil.l COFFEE MAKERS, GRILLS 196 9 GMC DELIVERY VAN ADDING MACHINES
hardtop features
COFFEE TA81.�8, END -TABLES, CAN OPENERS, MIXMASTERS 1970 1/2 TON PICKUP SAFE A CHEQUE WRITER
CHIEF OF POLICE
CARD TABLES, CHAIRS, ETC., STEAM IRONS, HEAD PHONES PLUS 38 FOOT STORAGE NO. 399 0ESTETNER DUPLICATOR
w.��"""°
ETC. VACUUM CLEANERS TRAILER 2 CASH REGISTERS -
and format
PLUS SOME USED CHAIRS, ETC., ETC.
Police. Press Release
STOVES A FRIDGES i
The Seaforth Police
Department investigated • 28
o
Occurrences from the week of the
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18th September to the 25th
1
September, 1974. They are as
s:.
OctoberTuesda 1st. t
Assist
AssistGenerl Public 9
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AssistOther Police Departments4
Dangerous conditions • I1
Disturbance complaints 2
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Theft 4
Domestic Dispute 1
Lost and Found 3 -
Children Complaints 2
PropertyDamage 1
General Police Information 3
DODGE
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One minor vehicle accident was
investigated with damage
totalling $100. '
I Person charged under the
Liquor Control Act.
3 Motorists were stopped and
warned for minor defects.
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OBITUARY'
at ROWCUFFE MOTORS.
STEWART CUDMORE
D -Day is Dodge Day ... the day our '75 models arrive including Chrysler and Imperial'
Stewart Cudmore of 316 Oxford
Street, London, passed away at
and Dodge Trucks: Be sure you join us� for the fun a,nd ,excitement. Here's just
Parkwood Hospital, London on
some of the news you'll see and hear about!
Tuesday following an illness of
five months. He was 61 years of
age:
Dodge Royal Monaco Brougham
. Born in Seaforth he was a son
This year there's more luxury than ever
of the late Mr: and Mrs. Samuel
before in the great Dodge Monaco
C ucatio , Se received his
education it, Seaforth schools and
full-size line. The Royal Monaco
University of Western Ontario.
Brougham 2 -door pillared
He was a real estate agent in
hardtop features
London for 26 years.
concealed headlamps
He is survived by his wife, the
w.��"""°
former Carolitf-e (Carrie) • Oke
and format
whom he maried in Seaforth on
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eptem er Also r
surviving are two daughters
Dolores. Mrs. Clifford Greets, of 1975 n
Grand Bend, and Dixie, Mrs.
Donald McGill of London, a son
Lorne S. of Point Clarke, a sister,
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Mildred. Mrs. Lorne Pinkney of M
Toronto. rbrother. Charles M. of Charger Special Edition
Grand Bend and five grand- a very special Charger, Charger
chidlren. ® Special Edition. It's like no
The body reseed at R.S.Box other Charger before.,
Funera I Hone, Seaforth ,where — Very personal. Very,
funeral service will be held luxurious with
Thursday at 2 p.m, With Rev. - •'CfUShed VeIOUr
M.E.Reuber officiating. interPt -
ment «ill follow in Maitlandbank p upholstery and
cer„eters. shag carpeting. This
Pallbearers are : Bill Slaven, IyI5 ,
James Dixon. Win Morrow. --- is one car you've just
Gordon Elliott•, Rodger Christie, got to see, you've just
Doug Stinson• Flower Bearers: got t0 drive. 1M'
Gordon Hildebrand. John
Cardno: Orville Workman. Wm.
Bolls. Jerry Walsh Come in and see the.new 75's
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Office in Masoulc Block . t'M 0
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Phone 527.1510 Seaforth
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