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HOME and farm repairs, cement
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in fir laces, chimneys and other
odd bs, Free estimates. For
more information nleacv call Stan
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DAVIDSON Hearing Aid Service.
Free hearing tests, 45 day trial, .
batteries, charges, repairs. City
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Queens Avenue, Phone 432-9951
London. 19.51-tf
PRIVATE lessons in guitar,
mandolin and fiddle - solo and
improvisational development.
Tailored to individual interests,
Phone Bob Burchill, 348-8215.
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ALUMINUM SALES
For a complete line of
aluminum siding, soffit and
fasacia, „ eavestrough,
doors, windows, railings,
. awnings and shutters.,
Call
I3EARSS
ALUMINUM
at 527-1295
19.514
SEPTIC TANKS
CLEANED
Modern equipment. We
guarantee all work. Write .or call
Harvey Dale, Scaforth. Phone
.Clinton 482-3320 or Scaforth
527-0284. 19-51-if
For expert
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First in the world! We n ow
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eavestroughing in white,
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Chatham. 354-6212.
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Bill's
Plumbing, Heating, Electrical
Complete sewer Installations
Free Estiinate's Call
527-0203
527-0495
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20 Auction Saks
..... . SAT., OCT. 9, 1 p.m..
AUCTION
Sale of Females ,
Charolais Crossbred to Purebred
100 females bred or safe in calf to
leading sires of world famous
bloodlines. All guaranteed from
Canada's largest French Charo-
lair breeder. Your opportunity to
.purchise productive females, to
establish a foundation herd or 4-H
calves. We will assist you in
Records and Sales, so that you
can enter the female replacement
market. We will finance, either in
partnership orjurchase back the
calves. Stop in for a chat and see
our herd. But plan to attend.
SATURDAY, OCT. 9 - 1 p.m.
WATCHA FARMS
Hwy 6 (N) MOUNT FOREST
Call 519-334-3497 C.Watson
20.64-2
Every week more and more
people discover what mighty jobs
are accomplished by low cost
• Huron 8xpositnr want Ads. Dial
k 527-0240.
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AUCTION CALENDAR
Auctioneers & Appraisers
Clinton Monkton
482.7898 ' 347-2465
Sat.,Oct. 9 -Lakeview
machinery auction.
Thurs.,Oct.14-Farm
machinery some
• household effects,
33/4 miles., north 1 V4
miles west of Dublin
for 4James Flanagan.
Sat.,Oct.16 - Furniture
household effects,
etc.,, in the town of
Mitchell for Mrs.
M. Blight. 20.65-1
•ift oso-
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Two-Day
Collectors Auction
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16 at 10:30 A.M. and
SUNDAY at 1:00 P.M.
LOCATION - 140 Trinity St., Stratford. •
We have been requested by the Proprietor. Mr. and Mrs.
WRAY BERGER to sell by public auction a 20 yr. 'collection of
antiques consisting of pine and cherry furniture; brass; copper;
cast iron; 30 lamps; lanterns; tiffany type lamps; art glass;
Canadian and carnival glass; 50 pcs. crockery; 150 sealers and
bottles; be er and cake souvenirs; wicker pcs; 500 books; war
medals; 2000 buttons; oil paintings; pictures; post cards;
jewIlery; sterling silver; souvcniers; 6 clocks; 2000 st amps; SOO
keys; antique hardware; rod iron fence and pillars.
Shop tools and wood working' equipment, lawn and garden
tools and equipment.
NO RESERVE — MOVING TO ARIZONA
The most outstanding auction of the year ---: over 2000 lots to be
sold.
For inforation Phone
RATH WELL'S AUCTION SERVICE
Bruceficld, 4824110
" FOR A SUCCESSFUL AUCTION PHONE RATHWELLS"
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TENDER •
will receive plainly marked sealed
tenders on the following
Supplies
OCTOBER 25th, 1976
for General Classroom, Office and
Physical EdUcation Supplies.
Specifications and tender forms
may be obtained from the Board
Office, 103 Albert St., Clinton,
Ontario.
40,
Lowest or any tender- not
necessarily accepted.
D. J. COCHRANE
Director of Education
H. TURKHEIM
Chairman
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USE
EXPOSITOR
WANT - ADS
Phone 527-0240
required for our Elementary and
Secondry Schools up to 12 o'clock
local time on Monday,
Separate Tenders will be accepted for Open and. Closed Work.
Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted.
, All material and equipment, except C.M.P., to be supplied by
the Contractor.
A certified cheque for 10% of the -Tender price to accompany
, Tender.
Tenders close at 5:00 P.M.,
Monday, October 18, 1976
Further particulars and Tender Forms available at the
Clerk's Office.
CLARE VINCENT — CLERK
Box 293, Londesboro
21-64-2
22 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF
MILTON BERGER
All persons having claims against
the Estate of Milton Berger; late
of the Town of Seaforth, in the
County of Huron, Retired
Salesman, deceased, who died on
the 24th day Of Septembger,
1976, are hereby notified to send
in full particulars of their claims
to the undersigned on or before
the. 28th day of October, 1976,
after which date the assets will be
distributed having regard only to'
claims then received.
Dated at Seaforth this 4th day of
October, 1976.
McCONNELL STEWART &
DEVEREAUX
Seaforth, Ontario
. Solicitors for the Executor
22.65-3
24 Cards of Thanks
Wilfred and Verna Glazier would
like to thank their family, friends
and relatives for the lovely party,
gifts, cards and flowers bestowed
upon then' on the occasion of
their 50th Wedding Anniversary.
They shall always be treasured.
• 24-6S-1
I would like to thank those who
visited me while I was a patient in
the hospital. Special thanks to the
nurses, Dr. Malkus and Dr.
Underwood. — Curtis McCone
24-65x1
A special thanks to My daughter,
Mrs. Lorne Lawson, on an
Emergency Call to the hospital.
Also to Dr.' Malkus, nurses and
staff for what they did for me
during,' my brief stay in, the
hospital. Thanks also to those
visited me. It was all appreciated.
Ephraim Clark. 24-65x1
23 Bus. Directory
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF
OPTOMETRIST
Sea forth Office
527-1240
Tues., Thurs.. Fri. q:00.5:30
Wednesday.Saturday 9:00-12;00
• Clinton 482.7010
Monday 9;00 - 5:30
BY APPOINTMENT
We wish to thank our relatives,
neighbours and friends for the
flowers and cards we received on
the occasion of our 60th wedding
anniversary.— Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Trapnell. 24-65-1,
I would like to thank my
friends and relatives for cards,'
gifts and visits while I was a
patient in Seaforth Community
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
Rodney, Dr. Whitman, Dr Malkus
and the nursing staff. It was all
greatly appreciated. — Larry
McGrath. 24-65-1
Just ',thank you seems so
inadequate to say to our relatiVes,
friends and neighbors for all their
good wishes cards and gifts that-*
made our 50th Wedding
Anniversary such a happy
occasion. Special thanks to all the
relatives who planned it and
helped in any way, also to Jim,
Erma and family for the lovely
dinner and social evening at their
home. Thanks again for the happy
memories. — Alvin and Katie
Stimore. 24-65x1
Thanks to our children and,
everyone, involved in 'giving us
this lovely 50th Anniversary
dinner party in, the Brodhagen
Hall followed • by a ,reception.
thanks to the L.C.W. for the
lovely blanket. Thanks to Pastor
Horst for being Master of
Ceremonies. Thanks to everyone
who turned out to kelp us
celebrate. Special thanks to the
members of the Chamber of
Commerce for the gift, money
and cards , Thanks ' to Hugh
Edighoffer for the plaque also the
good wishes from Bill Jarvis,
William Davis and for all other'
gifts and cards congratulations
given us'in any way. It was all
deeply appreciated. — Caroline
•& Rueben Buuck. 24-65x1
25 4n Memoriam
COLE — an loving memory of a
dear aunt, Annie Cole, who
'passed away one year ago,.
October 7, 1975.
In a quiet country graveyard
Where breezes gently blow,
Lies one we love so dearly
And lost one year ago.
Time cannot stop a heartache
Or even stop a tear,
Or take away a memory,
Of someone we love so dear.
We may riot show otir sadness
Every day throughout the year
But in our hearts is where we
know
We're wishing you were° here.
—Lovingly remembered by
Marlyn, Gary, Brian and Terry.
25-65-1
In loving memory of Norman
(Archie) Hubert, who passed
away Oct. 12, 1964.
Twelve lonely years have
' passed, but memories stay
As near and dear as yesterday,
Deep in our hearts a memory is
kept.
Of a Dad we loved and never
forget.
When evening shadows fall
And we sit here all alone,
23 Bus. Directory
WHITNEY-R1BEY
FUNERAL HOME
Sincere and courteous service
Ross W. Ribey, , Director
87 Goderich St. Seaford'
Phone Scaforth 527-1390
CEMETERY MONUMENTS
23-47-tf
R. S. BOX
FUNERAL, HOIVtE
Phones;
Day 527.0680 - Night 527:0885
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ponies 16::90p .hea,t1;
tf you COuld:.01Ay.Popkg4160c,
;--$4(113/' missed .;by ,family
and grandchildren, 2.565x1,
27. Births
CARTER — Allan Eta& tgli; •
R.R, '4, clioton, Are *WO to
announce the _birth '4_ of .thekr
daughter Cynthia .11Y411 on
October 1 at Clinton.Public
Hospital. A sister .for Pain,
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Mullett
on drains
Despite the fact the previous
meeting two weeks ago had been
devoted almost entirely to drain
matters, Hullet council, at its
October meeting Monday, fOund
the agenda again to be concerned
with drains. Reeve Jewitt
presided with three members
until Councillor Tom Duizer
arrived from attending a, fire
board meeting.
In dealing with drain matters,
council adopted these motions:
By Joe flunking and Milioe
Dale - that we accept , the
application for tile drain loan for
$6,700. from WI. Whyte subject
to available funds.
— By Joe Hunking. and Milton
Dale - that we ,accept the
application of Henry Wilts and
others 'for cleanout on a new
report for Garrett Shobbrook
Drainage Works and name E.W.
Shiflett as Engineer.
— By Joe Hunking and Milton
Dale - That we accept the
application for cleanout on Medd
Drainage Works and notify the
commissioner to make the
necessary arrangements,
— By Joe Flunking and Tom
Duizer - That we approve Tile
Drain Loans as, shown on ,
Inspector's Completion
Certificate, and instruct the Clerk
to prepare the necessary By-law.
— By Greg Brandon and Tom
Duizer -'That a by-law. to impose
Special Annual, Drainage Rates
upon lands in respect of which'
money is borrowed under the Tile
Drainage Act, 1971; be read a
third time, and passed-
- By dreg Brandon and, Tom
- That we cannot' grant a
tile drain loan to Bill Pollard
because of the fact the work was,
completed before any sign of
application for tile drain loan was
made; therefore making it
ineligible for any tile drain loan..
A letter was read from :
Engineer E.H. Uderstadt indicat- '
ing concern that the work. on the
Wallace Drain was not being, done,
and recommending termination of
the contract, The Clerk is to notify
Brickman Tile Drainage the work
must 'be done by, October 18 to
avoid' losing the contract.
In other business, council
recommended for approval a
severence applicationn of David
Livingston and New Life Agro
Enterprises and suggested that
there be written agreement on
line fences.
Recommended for approval
applications for consent to sever-
ance on Lot 1, Conc. 3, Robert A.
Dalton and Lot 1, Cone. 10, Carl
W. Dalton,
Approved the issuance of build-
ing permits to Doug Hugill, R'obt.
Henry, M. Datema, Duke
Buffinga, H. Bakelaar, Paul
Cook, G. Sparling, R. Finch,
Cornelius S. DeZote as
requested, subject to township
by-laws and Huron County Health
Unit, where applicable,
Accepted the tender of
McCutcheon Motors, Brussels for
the price of $3,101.93 and
option 350 V8 at $85.60 and add
option 295-Regular Gas No
Charge and power steering
subject to Ministry -of -Transport
approval. This replaced Motion
#18 of Sept. 21.
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Athk Franklins
Box Stoves
Parlour
Stoves
Cook
Stoves 0
Faust Home
Hardware
MItCHELL .3411-8703
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Hensall Livestock
Sales Ltd.
on
Sat.; October 16, 1976
at 1:00 p.m.
Consisting of: Steers, Heifers and Calves
VICTOR HARGREAVES [5191482.75.11 Clinton
or
BARRY MILLER [519] 235.2717 Exeter or 229-6205 Klrkton
LARRY GARDINER, Auctioneer
20-65-2
Clearing
Auction Sale
Of Modern F.arm Tractors, Combine, Machinery, etc. Feed,
some household effects and miscellaneous items to be held at Lot
6, Concession 7, MeKillop Township, 3 3/4 miles north and 11/2
miles -west of Dublin on
THURSDAY OCTOBER 14th at 1:00 P.M.
Tractors, Combine and Machinery: John Deere 2130 Dieiel
Tractor with' cab and beater 170 hours (new Feb. '76); John
Deere 1120 Diesel ,tractor with No. 145 John Deere loader and
hydraulic bucket, 650 hours; Massey Ferguson 300 self propelled
Combine with 10 ft. grain head and pick-up; Massey Ferguson
655 hydrostatic drive; 12 ft. swather with pick=up reel, nearly
new; -New Holland• 352 mix-mill with unloading auger; Allied 35
ft. six.inch PTO driven grain auger with`undercarriage; White 4
furrow semi-mount 16".cushion trip bottom plow with spring trip
coulters; International 18 run seed grass seeder
attachment; New Holland 270 PTO baler with bale thrOwers;
New Holland #450 3 point hitch hay mower; J-F 3 point hitch hay
rake (new); Two wagons with bale thrower racks; John Deere #40
- 175 bu. double beater PTO manure spreader. New, Holland 26 •
ft. h ay and grain elevator with undercarriage and motor;
Kongskilde 9 ft. 6 in. cultivator with, 3 tine extensions;
International 9 ft. wheel disc; Little Rhino 6 ft. blade; 3 point
hitch' snow blower; Wagons with gravity box; Cockshutt side
rake; cement mixer; land roller; plus many other articles and ,a
wagon load of small items.
FEED —‘ Approx. 4,000 bale .3 of hay; Mow of loose straw.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, ANTIQUES, ETC.
Round pedestal dining table; 6 chairs; Buffet; old cupboard;
chest freezer; sugar kettle; crocks and other household items.
'NOTE This is an exceptionally well-kept offering .of nearly
new farm machinery, so plan to attend.
TERMS: Cash day of sale Farm is sold
JAMES FLANNAGAN
Proprietor
R. G. GETHKE
RICHARD LOBB
Auctioneers
Not responsible for accidents on day of sale.
20-65-1
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20 Auction Sales
Of Tractor and Household
Effects, Lot 5, Con, 4,
Tuckersmith Twp., 1 mile east &
21/2 miles south of Seaforth on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 11
At 1:00 P.M.
Ford 600 tractor, new in '5S,
perfect , condition; Bissell trail
disc; 2 wheel hay wagon, 14 ft.
with 20 in. tires; 2 wheel trailer
with stock racks, good; Troyer 6
ft. snowblower; 5 h.p. garden
tiller, like n ew; Long ext. ladder;
double blocks; Quantity of used.
psts •&. lumber; 50 steel posts;
Good stoneboat; Emery; 'Electric
F encer; 400 bales last years
hay; Shop cupboard; Small
Articles & Tools; Tire 400 x 18, 8
tires on 24 in rims; '56 Dodge 2
door car good condition as is; '66
Dodge pickup truck as is; B. B.,
gun; 200new brick; 115 building
blocks, 8 in.,; 35 building blockS -
8 in. Vziblocks; Beach enamel coal
& wood cookstove; M.H. 21 ft.
freezer; Lauodry tubs; Washing
machine; Smay... appliances; 2
Chesterfield • suites; • Extension
Table; 4 ladder back chairs; Space
Saver; Kitchen cupboard &
Buffet, 4 chairs; 9 x 12 rug with 2
runners; , Wicker rocker,
Occasional Chair; Bed & dresser
& washstand, small tables,
lamps, trunks and quilts. Dishes,
sealers, crocks , coalskuttle,
copper boiler, bells, glass churn,
3 . mail boxes, 3 barrels of
Chestnut coal — quantity' of
wood; quilting frames and clamps
and many small articles.
TERMS CASH day'l- of sale.
Farm is Sold
'Not responsible for accidents
Farm machinery & tractor will be
sold first.
ORVAL GREER
Proprietor
HECTOR McNEIL
Auctioneer
Alvinston, 898-5330
20-65-1
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AUCTION SALE
Of Heirloom and Collectibles, Antiques
1927 OLDSMOBILE CAR
1927 FORDSON TRACTOR ON STEEL
At the location, 1 mile east of Grand Bend
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9 at 11:00 A.M.
Pine dry sink; flat to wall cupboard; 2 cherry bonnet chests;
tables; 2 sets press back chairs; 2 hanging lamps; 6 oil lamps; 2
Edison gramaphones and 150 records; oak drop front desk; wash
stands; dressers; pine harvest table; Bdston rocker; press ha&
rockers; oak sideboard; oak buffet; oak extension table; lounge;
Clare Jewell wood cook stove; McClary famou s oak wood stove;
Miniature Quebec heater; single and double-barrel shot guns;
bells; chimes; partial toilet set; old books; gingerbread clock;
apple peeler; milk cans; 3 cistern pumps; many more older
items.
GLASSWARE — Desk lamp • hand painted shade (signed);, 14
pc, berry bowl set; 4 pe e carnival set; 4r pc, gold trim set (butter,
cr. & sugar & spoon); 7 pc. colored water set; carnival;
depression; early Canadian.
QUANTITY OF OLDER MACHINERY — Set of light sleighs;
scrap metal.
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TERMS — CASH NO RESERVE
Farm Sold
RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE
Auctioneers - Appraisers
482.3126
ANTIQUES AND COLLECTORS SALES A SPECIALTY
20-65.1
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21 Tenders Wanted "2 'Fenders Wanted
GIBBINGS DRAINAGE WORKS
REPAIR & EXTENSION 1976:
600 Lin. Ft. of open .drain (App. 100 cu. yd.)
1900 Li n. Ft. of closed drain (16" - 12")
2 Concrete Catch Basins
1 Prefab "Y" connection
NOTT DRAINAGE WORKS:
350 Lin. Ft. of open drain (App. 200 cu.yd.)
350 Lin. Ft. of closed drain (16" - 8")
Highway ,Croising-L 4 catch basins
GIBBINGS DRAINAGE WORKS
"A" DRAIN IMPROVEMENT & "C" DRAIN:
300 Lin.Ft., of open drain (A00.100 cu. yd.)
2800 Lin. Ft. of closed drain' (21" - 8")
2 catch basins
1 "Y" connection
1 Township Road Crossing
FLYNN DRAINAGE WORKS
REPAIR & IMPROVEMENT:
3,012 Lin. Ft. of open drain (App. 750 cu. yds.)
2,340 Lin. Ft. of closed drain (6")
1 catch basin
1 junction box
Township' of Huilett
TENDERS FOR MUNICIPAL DRAINS '
ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD
WATCH AND JEWELLERY REPAIRS
— WE SELL AND SERVICE —
Bulova-Accutron -Watches
3 STORES —
SEAFORTH —CLINTON — WALKERTON
23-514
would like to express myssirwere'
*twits and appreciation ft-41.0m
prayer.S, masses, MO, flows
and treats -while. 'patient itt
University Hospital and of tor My
return home, Special' -thanks to
the Priests and -Nuns and all our
many friends, neighbours and
relatives who helped out in any
way while I was ill. ;— Keith
McCarthy. 24,65-1
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I wish to thank my friends and
relatives for treats, cards' and
'visits while I was a patient in
Seaforth Community Hospital.
Special thanks. to Dr. Malkus anc
the nursing staff. Tr Jac:
O'Rourke. 24-65-1
24 'Ca red s' Of Thanks,••. .
STOCKER SALE
1200 Head