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aume.527-1150 • 17 SPARLING STREET
SEAFORTH
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WILS N'S P.O. BOX 67
MILTON, ONT.
(416) 270-0022
ALSO CALGARY.
AUCTItiNEERS VANCOUVER.
HALIFX &
FRED ERICTON
GEARED WINOUSTfly
Stocker Sale
1200 Head
Hensall Livestock
Sales Ltd.
Saturday, April 24,
IQ*
1976 at 1:00 p.m.
Consisting of
Steers, Heife and Calves
Victor Hargreaves [519] 482-7511 Clinton •
Or
Barry Miller [519] 235-2717 Exeter or
229-6205 Xi rkton
AUCTIONEERS : Hector McNeil and
' Larry Gardiner
20-40-.2
TOWNSHIP- OF HAY
1976 SAND CUSHION TENDER
Sealed Tenders, clearly marked, will be received by the und-
ersigned until MONDAY, MAY 3rd, 1976 at 1200 Noon
• D.S.T. For The Supply and Hauling of approximately 18;000
: cubic yards of Sand Cushion,
Township Specificiatlons and Tender Forms must be used
and may be obtained from the undersigned. Tender to •state
when contract can be started.
Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Marked
cheque for 5% of Tender to Accompany Bid.
— IR VI A 014-9 • ................virit ,..,...NA4iitiv-Yi.q4g,.M.fth.J.gl‘,,,
' AO I:1" 606.0614h AI' ulark-Treasurer
Box 291 Box 99
ZURICH, ONTARIO -• ZURICH, ONTARIO
WHITNEY-RIBEy
FUNERAL HOME
Sincere and courteous service
Ross W. Ribey, Director
87 Goderich St. W., Seaforth
Phone Seaforth 527-1390
23-38-ff
UNRESERVED PUBLIC
'AUCTION.
PRIME FARM MACHINERY
.& 'IMPLEMENTS
SAT. APRIL 24th 76 10 a.m.
MILTON • ONTARIO
.000 Market Dr., Milt\n. % mile South of 401 off Hwy -#16)
(3) SELF PROPELLED COMM ES: Cockshutt 428 • M.F. 26 • M.F. 60 •
16) FARM TRACTORS: '69 M.F. 165 • '68 I.H.C. 4100 • '62 Ford 6000 •
Farm All Super "A" • Case 210E1 • Feguson 20-86 • Sims Cab for M.F.
160 or 165 • LOADER BACKHOE: '62 A.C. 0-15 • New 7' J.D. Loader bucket
• (3) FORKLIFTS: Hyster 5,000,lb. • Yale 5000 lb •Clark 4000 lb • FORAGE
EQUIPMENT: Wetmore Nuxer GfiggeEw.43.1) Dion forege Wagon • New Holland
S-67 Super Heyliner Baler.. Oliver "ifEr corn Oipliert TILLIkai '76' Flemstofte TR
Springtooth hop cultivator (orchard 6,,vineyent) • '75 Flemstofte springtooth cul-
tivator • '72 I.H.C. 550, 5 furrow plow • 7'4" Roto Tiller • Delhi 6 Row Wiggle
no • MANURE SPREADER: CUB 135 • PLANTER: '74 Cockshutt 5400 4
Row Air planter • CORN DRYER: '68 Behlen M700 •. TOBACCO Eou IPM ENT:
Delhi 31' Tobacco Stick Elevator • Hydr. Tobacco Press • Alf op. Tobacco press •
(2) section Grading tables •'.(11) Bale Boxes a (29) Leaf Baskets • Racking
table • Powered Grading belt (V. h.p.) w/extension • Bright Leaf Sing loom Aut,
Humidifier, 6,000 BTU, Propene fired • (3) DUMP TRUCKS: '72 Ford D300 4, '69
Ford C600 Refuse dump • '.67 Ford 700 • STAKE TRUCK: '68 Ford 350 •
CAB & CHASSIS: .433 I.R.C.-1800 • PICK-UP: '69 G.M.C. 91q • FLOATS: '76'
Custom Coach 24' tind. • '76 S'built 8' x 20' Tit-Axle, 3' racks • '76 S'bullt trii•
axle, 24' deck • '7,6-York 9 ton tri-axle • S'bu111 5 ton land. • '76 Lincoln 12 ton
tri-axle, 19' steel deck • '76 Lincoln 12 ton'tri-axle, 18' steel deck • King 15 ton
S/A • '76 Jobsite 22' S/A utility trailer • S/A H.D. Farm trailer • H.D. Farm
Wagon ib , S/A tool trailer • (4) OFFICE TRAILERS: (4) 1976 Custom Coach,,
50' x 10', 36' x 10', 24' x 10' & 20' x 10' • POWER UNIT: G.M. 4-71 diesel on'
Skids w /lack shaft • (2) PUMPS: (2) Marlow 6" x 4" •' MISCELLANEOUS:
Finn portable mulch spreader • Portable Compressor spray line painter • '68
Honda CB 176 Motorcycle • 10 H.P. Shop Compressor • 19 Bushels Stewart ,
#2913 & 30 Bushels #2501 Seed Corn • GALVANISED SHEET METAL:"
30 ga. (25) 10' x 4' & (51) 18' x 4', 26 ga. (31) ' x 4' • 28 ga. (50) 16', x 4'l
(33) 16' x 4' Ch, wall • 26 ga, (5) 20"x 6" 4' 524 Profile, (4) 20'EV x 51V
Profile • (12) 2518" x 4' 517 White w Oly. ltr'iWheel Rims • Qty.,,Ind. Paine'
• (4) Sets Wonder Wheels for Snowmobiles • Taper & Straight Shank Drill
Bits • "New'" Belzer Hand Tools • "New" Welding Outfits • (4) 18"ix 36" x 6',
Metal Pans shelves • (7) Steel Water Tanks • Steam Jenny • etc. • etc. •
Anyone interestcd In consigning equipment to this Auction should phone:4
0117 Bob Clark or-Charlie Dunn (416) 2 7 02r .
Phone write or wire for complete brOchure
Lobb & Geth.kp
AUCTION CALENDAR
Auctioneers & Appraisers
Clinton MOnkton
482.7898 347-2465
SATURDAY, APRIL 24
Cattle feed, tractors, farm
machinery • and some
household effects, 3 mi.,
west of Walton for Walter
Shortreed.
SATURAY, MAY 8
Lakeview Sales
SATURDAY, MAY 22
furniture ' antiques,
carpenter tools, etc. for the
Ernest Vodden Estate in
the Village. of Woodham.
SATURDAY JUNE 5
Tractors, farm machinery,
some household , effects,
3% miles north, 1/4 mile
east of Mitchell for Fred
Murray Estate).
20-40-1
21 Tenders Wanted 21 Tenders Wanted
HOUSE PAWING
FARM BUILDINGS
Laurie
McKellar
PAINTS
R,R.2, STAFFA, ONT.
PHONE 345.2879
23-37-4
Seaforth
Roofing
For all yourn roofing and
siding needs call
527-1506
after 6 p.m.
23-38.8
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF
OPTOMETRIST
, We would like to thank those who
sent flowers and expressed their
sympathy at the time of the
passing of Mrs. Maude Austin.
Special thanks to the pallbearers
and flower bearers and to the Box
Ambulance Service. —"Lloyd and
Isabel Stewart. 24-40-1
I thank my relatives, neighbors
and friends for gifts, cards and
letters, thanks to Dr. Brady,
7. Clinic• Dr's. nurses and staff,
Rev . Reuber and Rev. Horst
while I was' a patient in the
hospital. — Mary Thornton.
24-40-1
I would like to thank my friends
and familyfor visiting me while in
Seaforth Hospital and also the
lovely presents. Special thanks to
nurses, staff and pr. Underwood.
J tidy. Swan. 24-40-1
I would like to thank all My
friends, neighbours and relatives
for their love and kind.
consideration' while I was a
patient in Seaforth ,Community
Hospital, also thank you for lovely
flowers, gifts, cards visits and
treats. Special thanks to Rev. A.
Horst and the nurses and staff
and Drs. Underwood, Malkus ant
Scratch. — Mrs. I,averne Wolfe.
24-40x1
I sincerely wish to thank all my
friends and relatives for their
visits, cards and gifts of flowers
and candy while I was a patient at
Seaforth Community- Hospital
and prior to my removal this week
to' Kilbarchan Nursing Home. It
was greatly appreciated,: 7-- Mrs.
Pearl McFarlane. ' '24-400
I would like to thank my friends,
family and neighbours for the
cards and visits while I was a
patient at Seaforth Hospital. A
special-thank you to Dr. Malkus,
Dr. Whitman-and Dr. Brady.And
also. thanks to the nurses and
aides who helped. Your kindness
was much appreciated. — John
Powell: - 24-40x1
Complete Bookkeeping Services & Related Fleids
Income Tax Assistance -Preparation
INDIVIDUALS — SMALL BUSINESSES
FARMING
WILFRED L. ELLIOTT
Telephone P.O.Box 729,12 N.Main St.
[519] 527-0301 Seaforth, Ontario
NOK IWO
23-184
AN:STETT JEWELLERS LTD
WATCH AND .JEWELLERY REPAIRS
WE SELL AND SERVICE —
Bulova-Accutron - Watches
— 3 STORES
SEAFORTH —.CLINTON VVALKERTON
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24 Cards of Thanks
HOLMES - The family of the late
Mrs. Mary Holmes wish to
express sincere thanks to rela-
tives, friends and neighbours, for
floral tributes, cards of sympathy,
donations to the , Ontario Heart
Foundation' and all those who
helped us during our recent loss.
Special thanks to the pallbearers,
Rev. Cecil Wittick, the Tasker
Funeral Home and the United
Church Ladies. — Joe Holmes
and family 24-40-1
We wish to thank everyone for the
lovely gifts and money we
received on the 'occasion of our
25th Wedding Anniversary. A
special 'thanks to the Women's
Institute for serving the lunch and
to Harold Smith for providing the
music, — Mr.' and Mrs. Jack
Gordon 24-24-1
The family of the late Joseph.
Smith wish to express their
sincere thanks to relatives,
friends and neighbours far the
many acts of kindness , floral
tributes, donation to varioas
organizations, the L.C.W. and the
choir of St. peter's Luterhan
Church, Brodhagen, PastreHorst
and Karl Schuessler and
pallbearers and flowerbe
the Lockart Funeral Home -
kindness will always be reme
bered. • 24.40
101TI.tir114019t;i4pgh .rNe
oyo" nurses. and staff aeffie
hospital, my neighbors and
friends for their kindness and
visits, Cards and gifts. It was
greatly appreciated. — Mrs. Julie
Flannigan. 24-40.1
rers,
our
b
24 Cards of Thanks
Sincere thanks for visits, cards
and treats I' received while
confined to Seaforth Community
Hospital. Special thanks. to Drs.
Underwood and Malkus and all
the kind nurses "and the
staff.Thanks to the Seaforth
I.O.O.F. ' for the lovely box of
fruit. Good luck to my room mates
Alex Finnegan and Oliver
McKay. — A. Victor Lee. 24-40x1
I wish to thank all friends,
relatives, Old Time, Dance Club
and Curling Club who sent cards,
flowers and came to visit me'
while in Hospital and since
coming home. A special thank
you to Rev. :Taylor, Van-fa and to
Oliver Pryce for finishing my
curling season. — Mervin Hayter
24-40-1
We would like to thank our former
neighbours for the lovely surprise
party at our home on April 6th to
celebrate our wedding
anniversary. Thanks to the people
who got it up and for the lovely
gift.. —• Dorothy and Elmer
Townsend. 24-40x1
I wish to thank all my friends,
neighbours for the lovely cards,
gifts, treats, flowers and visits
while I was in Seaforth Hospital.
A special thanks to Dr. Ed.
Malkus, Nurse Flannigan; ,Nurse
.RtilnnAnzand all themerses for-the?
wonderful care given me. I would
like tb thank all the,kitchen staff
also. Everything was much
appreciated. 'Thank you all again.
— Barbara & Michael Watt.
24-400 ,
21 Tenders Wanted
Notice of
Tender'
Two Separate
Tenders For
Cromarty Park
1. Rental of booth including
duties.
2. Cutting of grass for season.
Tenders to close Midnight
April 24th 1976
and be submitted in writing to,
LLOYD CAMERON
R.R.112, Staffa
Phone 345-2667
For information contact above.
Any tender not necessarily
accepted.
21.39-2
By Appointment Only -
Seaforth Office
Tues. ,Wed.,Thurs.,Fri.
9 to 5:30 P.M.
Saturday A.M.
Monday only - Cli nton Office
For Appointment
• Phone 527-1240 or 482.7010
23-38-ff
R.S.BOX
FUNERAL HOME
Phones:
Day 527-0680 - Night 527-0885
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SEAFORTH 527-0120 -
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19 Notiees 23 Bus. Directory
Pioneer Paving
& Sealing
• Driveways
• Parking areas
• Driveway Sealing
• Foundation Coating
• Free Estimates
Phone 284-3570 St. Marys
19-39-4
TRI' TOWN
BOOKKEEPING
SERVICE
Income Tax Returns
Business-Farm-Individual
LAWRENCE BEANE
Brucefield Phone 482-9260
PEGGY CUNNINGHAM
229 James Street
Clinton' Phone 482-7988
19-38-if
1st — 2nd
MORTGAGE FUNDS
For debt consolidation, new
purchases or refinancing.
No hidden charges or bonuses.
We specialize in the hard to get
mortgages. Call co,llect anytime.
1-579-0100
HANNAH FINANCIAL
SERVICES INC.
19-387ff
TA1CPREPARATION SERVICE
Personal.,— BuSiness 7— Farm
tour Home or our Office
Experienced Confidential
Service at Reasonable Rates
PHONE 482-7584
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VACUUM CLEANERS
SALES & SERVICE
ALL MAKES
Bob Peck
.VARNA
262-5748
• 19-38,ff
SEPTIC TANKS
CLEANED
Modern equipment. We
guarantee all work Write or call
Harvey Dale, Seaforth. Phone
Clinton 482-3320 or Seaforth
527-0284. 19-384
Bill's
Plumbing
8t Heating
REMODELLING, ROOFING and
CARPENTRY
Industrial, Commercial &
Residential'
— Free Estimates
Phone: Bill Holman
45 Huron Street, Seaforth
527.0203
Erwin Ward
527-0502
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- CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
and -
PROCESSING
Beef-Mondays Hogs-Tuesdays
AL'S MARKET "
Phone 262-2017
19-38-if
HOME and farm repairs, cement
work, masonry work, specializing
in fireplaces, chimneys and other
odd jobs. Free estimates. For
more information please call Stan
Kirkham, Mitchell, 348-
8797. 19-384
Need a Sign?
Large or Small
—.I do them all —
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TRUCKS LETTERED
*****
Prompt Efficient Service
* * * *
Your Own Personal Sign Writer
VANASTRA SIGNS
482-7978
19.38-ff
ALUMINUM SALES
For a complete line of
- aluminum siding, soffit and
fascia, eavestrough, doors,
windows, railing, awnings
and shutters.
Call
BEARSS
ALUMINUM
at 527-1295
19-.38-tf
„Every week more', and more,
people discover what mighty jobs •
are accomplished by low cost
Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial
527:0240.
20 Auction Sales
DISPERSAL
AUCTION SALE
Of 55 Head of Holstein and
Hereford Cows, heifers and
Steers, Feed , and Dairy
equipment including bulk cooler
for JIM HORAN, 'on lot 10, con. ,
11, Logan Twp., 21/2 miles north•
east of Bornholm or 3% miles
south of Monkton and 11/4 miles
east off No. 23 Highway on
SATURDAY, APRIL 24th
At 1 P.M.
CATTLE — 6 Holstein cows fresh
recently; 10 , Holstein cows
milking with some rebred;. 15
Holstein cows due in April and
May;. 4 H, olstein x Hereford
heifers with calves at, side; 18 °
Holstein x Hereford steers and
heifers 800 - 1000 ibs. each, a
number of young Hereford,
Holstein and Charolais.
NOTE — Thig is a good herd of
dairy and beef type cattle. Cow
and heifers will be. checked for
preg nancy prior to sale day.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT — Mueller
400 gal. bulk cooler in good
condition; 2 milker pumps and
11/2 inch .pipeline; 4 Surge units;
st ainless steel double sink;
strainer pail new and other small
dairy utensils and some misc.
items. .
FEED — ..1000 bales of straw':
2500 bales of hay; 15 tons 'of
mixed grain fit for seed; 30 ft. of
ensilage in a 20 ft. silo with good
loading facilities.
NOTE — Dairy equipment and
feed will be sold first followed by
cattle.
• , Proprietor and Auctioneer not
responsible for any accident s.
NO RESERVE
TERMS' — Cash on day of sale.
TIM BRAN
Piriptor 347-2425
FRANKLIN BUUCK
Auctioneer Milverton 595-8821
20.40-1
MY'Sincere thankkia. given to,
those who reinegibet04 tae with
visits, cards and gifts while; I was'
a patient in Seaforth gospital: and.
since coming Special
thanks to. Dr. Whitman and the
nurses. Your thoughtfulness has
been appreciated. Mrs.-Jean
Broadfoot, Walton. • 24-40x1
• ' • •
Thanks to all who gave me
flowers, visits, cards and other
treats while hospitalized recently.
Special thank you to Grace,
Eileen and Grandma and
• Grandpa for babysitting , etc.
Also many thanks to Dr. Moyo,
Dr; Malkus and Rev. Reuber and
for all the "Special" nursing
care. All of you helped make
things more pleasant for me and
my family. — Ruth Townsend.
• , 24-40-1
Vince and Marg Lane wish to;
extend their sincere appreciation
to their family, friends and
neighbors for their many cards
and gifts given them on the
occasion of their 50th Wedding
Anniversary. 24-40x1
I would like to express my sincere
thank you to my relatives, friends
and neighbours for their cards,
visits and treats while I -was a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital.
A special "Thanks" to Rev.
Reuber, also the medical staff on
second floor, Everything was'
greatly appreciated. — Peter
Dunlop. 24-40x1
25 In Memoriam'
WILLIAMSON — In loving
memory of our father who passed
away April 11, '1960 and our
mother who passed away July 22,
1960.'
Somewhere beyond the sunset
Where loneliness never' dies
They dwell in a beautiful
garden
.Beneath Go s eaven y skies.'
May the wind of.Heaven blow
softly.
On that-sweet and sacred spot
Whetee. the ones we love are
sleeping
And will never be forgot.
— Lovingly remembered and
sadly missed always by all their
family."
s_
HODGERT — In loving memory
of our dear father and
grandfather Bruce who passed
away 2 years ago April 19, 1974.
Just a prayer from those who
love you,
Just a memory fond and true,
In our hearts you live forever,
Because we thought the world
of you.
— Dearly loved and sadly missed
by son Dennis and family. 25-40x1
26 Personal
We invite engaged couples to
visit, the Arbor Gift Shop in
Clinton.i Pick up a free gift and
6 Personal
tell your rri,endg about our Shower,
and Bridal registry service, 'No
charge,: no 0409ns, 20-004
Mr, williRrn'Mitqlicil of
Lealoingt90 to announce:
the forthcoming 'Marriage of his
daughter Anna Marie Louise' to
William Samuel Daniei'Starey
son of E, Beatrice~ Storey,
Marriage to take place in A.PriL
26-40X1
Mr. and Mrs. ~Gordon Staples,
Seaforth, are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage of their -
daughter Wilma Rosemarie,. to
Wayne Gordon Knight, son. of
Mr: and Mrs. Williard Knight of
R.R.#2, St. Pauls. The marria'ge
will take-"place at St. James'
Catholic Church, . Seaforth, May
15, at 4.30 p.m. 26-40x1
Mr, and Mrs. Neil Hopper,
Seaforth, Ontario are pleased to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter Anne
Marie to Robert Steven Watcher,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Watcher, Exeter, Ontario. The
marriage will take 'place May Po
1976 at six o'clock in the Kingdom
Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses,
Exeter, Ontario. 26-40x1
27 Births
SALLOWS 7--• Rob and Margie;
R.R.#4, Seaforth are pleased to
announce the birth of their son
Daniel Robert, Monday, April 12
at St. Joseph's. Hospital, London.
A brother for Carly. 27-40-1
PERRIE = To Mr. and Mrs.
John Perrie, of R.R.#3, Brussels,
in SeaforthCommunity Hospital,
on April 10, a daughter. 27-40i1
CRAIG Graeme' and Helen are
thankful for the safe arrival of
their daughter Shannon on April
, 1976 at Seaforth Community
Hospital. A 'sister •for Michael. '
27-40x1
LE BEAU — To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Le peat', Brucefield, on
April 9, a son in Seaforth
Community ;Hospital. 27-40x1
28 Deaths
CLEARY: Catherine Loretta of
Seaforth on April 7, 1976 at St.
Mary's Hospital, London, in her
83rd year. Catherine Cleary,
beloved daughter of the late Mr.
and M,rs. Bernard Cleary and ,
dear sister of William of London,
and the late James and Margaret
White. Loved aunt. of Jack, Pat
and 'William Cleary, and Mary
Margaret Matthews all of
London, and James of Vancouver,
Friends were received at ' the
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, 87
Goderich Street 'West, Seaforth,
until Saturday when requi um
mass was held at St. James
Roman CatholicChurch at .11:00.
Interment in St. James Cemetery.
28-40-1
19 Notices
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Donald W. J. McNeil 0. L. S.
Douglas K: Campbell 0. L. S.
James S. Campbell L. S.
and
Wayne D. Brubacher 0. L.
Announce the Official Opening of
McNeil, Campbell,
Brubacher Limited
'Ontario Land Surveyor
123 Ontario Street( Second Floor )
• Stratf6rd, Oritario
Don McNeil O.L.S. Telephone:
'1$19,124706.2,
Associate Offices in Brantford; Cambridge,
• Kitcheher, ind'KinCardine.. -
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