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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1947-05-02, Page 8&.i ALTY,. 9 DENT Y AN P 'wo gltIe 0.1n, PO R .;QNTQ.RI W.0.11, 7i4ITTI AG FIR NStif PiG1a 11 p11 lad '•well:'- . , Q trISUIrtthee &. 'SONE 214 & REID Proprietor Real Estate SEAFORTH 40'O40<,>'000.0000 ,too • BOX O unerat fberbite �?.._- Ambulance O 40' .:Prompt and careful attention. 0 • 0 Hospital Bed 0 4 - ,I�3AwERS FOR ALL o to. ocQ,aSIONs • O O • of!'ice Residet}ce O 10 43 18 0 0, 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 0 t c:3 0C>0000Oo0000 1Ct G. A. WHITNEY o (0 Successor to 0 i0 , HOLMES S, WHITNEY 0 0, Main Street - Seaforth O 0 AMBULANCE SERVICE 0 iQ Adjustable hospital "'bed for 0 10 rent.. O 10 -Agent for Mitchell Nursery 0 40 Flowers. 'O K! Telephone 119 O 0 Nights and Holidays 65 -0 .10 00000Q00000.0 **to. oo0oo000000 to J. A. BURKE: O {0 Funeral Director 0 40 and Ambulance Service 0 (0 DUBLIN - ONT. 0 0 Night or day calls: Phone 43 r 10 0 40 0 1000000000000 E. C. CHAMBERLAIN. Real Estate Broker INSURANCE PHONES:. 334 or .220 = SEAFORTH TAXI 'SERVICE Phone 162 — Seaforth CECIL J. LEMON • r.Was- Washing AND Simonize AT Seaforth Motors PHONE 141 t Chester and Occasional REPAIRED sed B Steamer Uphols Stratfo TELIIPHOIiT informs Furniture fields Chairs "AND 'RECOVERED Aso Auto SeatsBacks, Verandah Owings and Chairs Repaired. Stratford tering 'Co. rd E 579 For further tion apply:at Box'a Store . SEAFORTH • r 7"T3-17 4 BODY AND FENDER - REPAIRS AT - Seaforth Motors PHONE 141 THE MCKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y. �fiEAD OFFICE SEAFORTH, ON'T. OFFIdE R.S: Firm* McGregor, Clinton - President a Leon'liardt Brodhagen, Vice -Fres. jteitikt A Reid. Seaforth - M•anager, told: Secretary -Treasurer. - iDh1 CTORS: - • 6�blris. Leanhax'dt, Brodhagen; E. J. ' `reitart1iar . Clinton,; Harvey $Taller, Ooderich; J. $. Mc%3:wing, R.R. 1:-.111,141t: Fraank McGregor,, R,R. 6, 4t; Hugh, Alexander, R:R, Wal- dlil, 'Airilltam ;2t. Ax'dhibald, R.R. 4, geld i tri; John : , Malone,"` LR.. 6, Sea- S, It, Whitmore, RA 3, Sea - AGENTS:, • Ilfilter eaAGENThi- 11ZCRet ler„ R.R. 1, iiliblin; Oro B1Cl'C1 elti;' ,3E; , '1#eter, lL: ro .dw 3tt, Bsh•. eKit Tuck . . Annolune>ement,,.•,.rMz' and, ire. Mee... M'a y, of ,ersm,ith,' °aunouuce theengagement ter, e. ga18 t,. al: their laugh , Doris Isabel, to„,)vlr.. William D. Wil- e4a, son of Kr. awl Mrs. borne Wil - Sen, Tuokersmith, the marriage to 'take place May 10 at the Manse of First Presbyterian, Church. ear Announcement,—Mr. and Mrs. 'John Walsh, of Seaforth, announce the en- gagement •o@ their daughter, Teresa Ellinabeth, to Mr. Fergus Clarence Feeney, son of Mr. and Mrs.' Martin Feeney, of Hibbert the -wedding to take place in St. James' 'Church, Sea - forth•, Saturday, May 10, at 9.30 a.m. Dies in Monti-eat—John T. Corley, a descendant of one of the earliest pioneer families of Mount Forest, died at his home in Montreal. He .had been in poor health for some time. He was. a. son of the late James Corley and' of Mrs. Corley, and one time several years ago was in the employ of the former J. MacTavish store. Besides his widow, surviving are his mother,• two sisters,' Mrs. Norman (Reta) Dremmie, of Elora, and Mrs. Jean Christopher, of Toronto; two bro- thers, 'Harold• and Lawrence, Mount Forest. A brother was killed in World War II. Burial was in Mount Forest Cemetery. CIiu uchcs Anglican,—Sunday, May 4: ,Daylight Saving Time: St. Thomas', Seaforth —10 a.m,, Sunday School; 11 a,m., Holy Communion; 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. St. Mary's, Dublin -2.30 p,m,,' Sun- day School; 3 p.m., Church Service. —The Rector, Rev. C, F. L. Gilbert, B.A., at all services. On Thursday, May '6, the W.A. of St. Thomas' Church will meet at 2,30 'p.m., at the Rectory. Northside United Church.—Rev, H. V. Workman, Minister: 10 a,m., ,Sun- day School'; 11 a.m,, "Is the 'Universe Against Um-ighteousness?"; 7 p,m., 'The Day Which the Lord Hata Made." Communicant's Class, 2 to 3 p.m. Sunday. Infant Baptism, Sunday, May 11. - Tuesday Night Club Meets. — Mr. and Mrs. Russell Allen entertained the Tuesday Night Club of First Pres- byterian Church on Tuesday evening last, when there was an enthusiastic group of twenty present, Miss Alice Reid was in the chair and plans were •made to bring a play from Hensall to town. Mrs. W. J Thompson told of the church services which she had attended while en a trip to• Salina, Kansas. During the program of the evening, numbers by the celebrated negro singer. Marion Anderson, were heard on the record player. A de- lightful lunch was, served at the close of the' meeting.. Death of Miss Dorothy O'Connell. —Miss Dorothy O'Connell, a former well known resident of Seaforth, passed away in her sleep at her home. in Detroit. on Tuesday, April 29th. Miss O'Connell had' not ibeen -in "the best of health for a short time, but nothing• serious was anticipated, so that her 'sudden death came as a great shock to her 'mother and other relatives, and as well as to a host of friends in this district and Detroit. Miss O'Connell was a daughter of the late J. D. O'Connell, deputy registrar of Huron County, and) Mrs. O'Connell, and was born in Goderich. Following the death' of her father, the family came to Seaforth, where her early life was spent. She was educated in the Seaforth Separate School and Col- legiate Institute, later , •graduating from Stratford Business College. Sonne twenty years ago she, with. her mother and other members , of her family, moved to Detroit, where for some time Miss O'Connell had been private secretary in tlie Mortgage' De- partment of .the Detroit Bank. She is survived by her mother, with whom she made h,er home, and was prede- ceased by one sister in 1918 and,two brothers in later years, -Thefuneral will be held from the residence of her uncle, Mr. F. S. Sills and Mrs, Sills, John Street, Seaforth, on Friday morning, May 2, , at 10.30 a.m., to St. James' Catholic Church, where High 'Mass of Requiem will 'be sung by Rev. Father T. P Hussey. Interment will be in St. James' Cemetery. r , Death of William Oke. -The death took place on Friday evening, April 11 25, at the home of his sister, Mrs. Ben Higgins, Clinton, of a well known former resident of Seaforth, in the person of William Oke, in Iris 84th year. Death was_..due to' a heart at- tack., The deceased' w•as born at Centralia and. was first married to' Caroline Louisa Mills,. who passed away -in 1911, and later to Lottie Elva Hearn, who -also predeceased him in 1939. He is survived by four sons: Cecil, of Tuckersmith, and Hugh, Roy and -Leo, of Hamilton, and• one daugh- ter, llfrs. Brock, of London, and a 's:tep'datighter•, Mrs, Howse, of Hamil- ton; one easter, Mrs. Higgins, Clinton, arid a rother, Mr. Andrew Oke, Toronto. of Mr. Oke was employed by the Seaforth Creamery •from 1915 un- tie he retired in 1930. Prior to that he was engaged in farming. During the funeral service, which' was held at the residence of Mr. Cecil Oke, Tilckersmith, oa Sunday,,,Mrs. Elmer Cameron sang "Abide With Me," ac- companied' by Mist Elliabeth Mills. Rev. H. V. Workman offciated at the service and interment was •i.n. Malt - landbank cemetery. The pallbearers were Willard Cameros, Arthur Nich- olson, Edwin 'P. Chesney, Wilfred ;Coleman, Robert Tyndall and .Sher- wood Brock. The flower bearers were John McGavin, John McLachlan, Casey Way, Charles MGKay and Samuel Cudm'ore. LOCAL BRIEFS • • Mrs. D. H. Wilson left Tuesday for Morrisonville, 111, where she will visit friends, and on her return will also . visit in Chicago. • Mr, and Mei Harold Barry and, Elizabeth Anno, of Stratford, were weekend guests .at the home of Mrs. T 4,40,1 t • 'Mrs,. telr6'ea, lis And glh1 Hill; Of TOMO, 1Wit tike we 'AM14I at their %dile in, g'rnQwdyiiie. • r M . W."3. Bell rei';urzze(i, to Tex -On- to 0 n. u S olds after s y the t peninpast �'p. week there. • Mrs. J. E. Keating" la visiting her sister, Miss Mae Hagerman, in To- ronto. • r. Harry -Scott, of London, and Mr: • Donald .Scott, of Toronto, 6;pent the week -end at' the home of their another, -Mrs. H, R. Scott. • Mr. Andrew Oke, Toiontp; Mrs. Mae Payne, Goodbanks, Man.; - Mrs, Bertha Oke and; son, Guy Oke, Wxliiam Brock, Mrs. Mabel Brock anti Norma Brandon, .all, of London; Mrs. F. E. Olysdaie, Ilderton; My. and Mrs. C. Brock and Sohn, of Elimyilie; Mr, and Mrs. Sherwood Bro+sk, of • Wood- ham; Woodham; Mrs. Oliver Hunter and Hubert, of Exeter; Mr. Hall, Mrs. Ben Hig- gins and Miss Ferrol Higgins, and Mr. and Mrs. Ball, Goderieh; Mr. and Mrs. Oleyton Martin, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. John Mills, Miss Elizabeth Mills and Mrs, William Ileitis, myth, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Mins, Walton, were here this week attending the :funeral of the late William Oke, • Mise Janet Chesney, of Cleve- land; Ms, C. B.: Walker, of Rochester, ;N FOR , SALE Modern . Frame • House, Centre St. Garage, Furnace, 3 -piece Bath Room. In good state of repair. Prompt pos- session. • - E. C. CHAMBERLAIN REAL ESTATE BROKER INSURANCE Phones 334 or 220 Seaforth - NOTICE - - - MR. G. F. WHALEY Registered -Masseur specializing in FOOT TREATMENTS will be at the "'Commercial Hotel SEAFORTH on Monday of Each Week ' Appointments are necessary. TELEPHONE 784, GODERICH (Coile'ct), or WRITE BOX 26, GODERICH • Lawns Roiled If' you wish to have your lawn rolled, please get in touch with JOHN J.- CLUFF PHONE' 76' or B. F. CHRISTIE - PHONE 58 When the roller is in your neighborhood, if not already arranged'for, please contact the driver, 'As the roller will not return to that section. Let us create a new you, Soft Waves; Lovely curls—and you. THE COLD WAVE is superior to all others for dif- ficult hair; also, the Creme • Oil 'Permanent, either • machine or machineleas at moderate prices. and Permanents at other prifeg. SUTHERLAND BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 152 " FOR SALE . Fifty, Acres south of Dublin;% no buildings. Immediate possession, 104 acres in Township of McKillop. Good buildings. Hydro. Terms, if desired. 50 -acre grass farm on Highway near `St. Colui iban; no buildings, but would be suitable for poultry farm, M. A. REID REAL ESTATE PHONE 214 Wool Wanted All Wool shipped to JACKSON'S is graded in Seaforth and full settlement made from there. H. M. Jackson SEAFORTH Phones: 3-W and 3-J ney, ' •' Ise Beryl bri011, f 4larbeery:, Marla $ a guest' of her sin . r; Mrs. C had. low and M x. G1 e . • ¶ e residence of Mr. Isaac Hud soli, High Street;, has undergone extep Ye impl'oveMen s this week, when . it'he exterior was covered with. white asbestos shingles. • Me, and Mrs. John O, Orich at tended a convention in. Niagara Palle this week. • Mr. tan Clark, of the ..University of Toronto, is a guest of his. grand- mother, Mrs; J. C. Greig. • `fir. W. G. Willis, tis in St. Jos eph's Hospital, London. • Mr„ Alan Ryan has completed his year at the University of Toronto at Ajax. , • Mr, and Mrs. R. A. McKenzie, of Detroit, were week -end visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Moore, Egmomdville. • ilplss Helen Devereaux, of Lon- don, spent the week -end at the home of her parents, Mr,, and. Ars. J. L. Devereaux. ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunn and Mrs. J. Jacks, of Detroit, spent the week end alt the home of Mr. and Mrs.` N. Dunn: ` • Mina Marjorie Bick'ell, of Toron- to, spent the week -end' with -friends in town. • Mrs. R. H. Sproat was the guest 01 Mrs. George Hills in ,Toronto this week. r, 414 'S • ` eta o1' ital18ner,are uef4 at e�af i r. Susi Mast 'Huoi?. Glias : DANCE SATURDAY, MAY 3 Cardno's Hall, .Seaforth NORM CARNEGIE and His Band ADMISSION - ''.50 CENTS TheOntarioHospital AT LONDON Has vacancies for nurse assistants (ward aids). Good working conditions; new salary schedules, many 'civil ser- vice advantages. Aeoom'modation in the nurses' residence at moderate charge is optional. Experience not necessary, as training course is given while on duty. For application form and further information, Write MISS FLORENCE M. THOMAS Director of Nursing, Ontario Hospital LONDON, ONTARIO SODALITY' DANCE. IN ' DUBLIN FRIDAY, 1VIAY 2nd AVONAIRES Refreshi encs — 10.30 to 1.30, D.S.T. NEW AND OLD-TIME DAN Friday, May 23 CARDNO'S HALL - Golden Prairie Cowboys • Novelty Dances ADMISSION - 50 GENTS Sponsored by the Seaforth Women's Institute PROCEEDS FOR SEAFORTH LEGION Seaforth•Monument. Works T. PRYDE & SON Memorial Craftsmen Seaforth Exeter Clinton Seaforth Showrooms open Tuesday. See Dr, Harburn 'for appointment any other time, or Phone 41-J, Exeter. WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE ORCHESTRA? Whether it's Spike Jones or Guy .Lombardo, you'll find his newest and best -loved record- ings here. Listen to the music you like,. whenever you like. Select your records here. • VICTOR AND BLUEBIRD RECORDS DALY'S PHONE 102 S'EA'ORTiH 'east, 181la �a 'G`ea0, VPItett,.. ti} ":,,oll,dgp,, •1)Rer9; here ilael week ;Ot- tending tl;'Q guxleral of 1>_egr e,u .t, Nye, . J. rave'. end. 'Mr*. M. PJ. glet'Ri'ad .so i Vie ti en 1 an n,. �A, of lltr . a d+ 'i'11, e 'Catharmae. GibsQti., QP teter, event Sunday' with Mr. and •'Mrs, pcome 14,0 44,1,14, 1, , r WIHROP' �V'T �i Rev, Ch'arlds' Morrow, of London, together with, his son, Rev. E. Mor -- row, of Winona,,, 'were visitors, in -the community over the weekend. Mr. and MrsJelin Campbell spent Saturday in London with Mr. Camp', bell's brother, Hugh, who is 311, Mr. lRobert McClure has purchased the Henderson farm from Arthur and Roy Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. George Berrlatd have moved there. • Mr.. 'and Mrs. Henderson have mov- ed to Belgrave. Mrs. Trunback, of Brooklin, has: be, come a domestic Por 1V1 rt Austin, Dol - mage. Mrs. Trunback spent the week -end in Stratford. Her. son, , Mr. J. Trun- back, has accepted 'a ,position there. Mission Band Holds Meeting • The ,Helping Hand Mission Bandl of Winthrop Churchmet on. Saturday, April 26, at 3 p.m:, in the basement of the church. The meeting opened with all repealing the Mission Band Purpose followed with Hymn 613 be- ing: sung. Rosa Axtmann then read the Scripture, followed by prayer giv- en. by Bobbie Betties and Hymn 588. Roll call was answered by 18 mem- bers. Mrs. Hogg took the study, .fol lowed by the offering and response and Hymn. 614. The business was conducted by Mrs. McClure, Hymn„ 623 was followed by the Lord's, Prayer and the national anthem. • The':' W.M S. and W.A. of Cavan Church, Winthrop, will hold its regu- Iai monthly meeting Wednesday, May 7, at 2:30, D.S.T., at the home of Mrs. Wm. Dodds. Roll call subject is "Fel- lowship." Mrs, Montgomery will take the topic. The meetieg is:in charge of Circle 1. ZION Mr. and Mrs. Ted , Harback and Paul and Mr, and Mrs. Jack Kudod and Mary Ann visited on •Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Malcolm. Mr's. Andy Park and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs', Alb. Roney. - Mr. and Mrs, Harold Thiel and family spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Fergus Lannin. Mr, and Mrs. George Gihle and Jim spent Thursday with 1Vlr. and. Mrs. Dalton Malcolm. Miss Lois Rogers visited this week with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kleinfeldt, Mr. and Mrs. James Broughton vis- ited on Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. Fergus Lannin, and Mr. Lanvin. Mr. and Mrs: George Pepper visited en Sunday with Mr. J. Balfour and Dalton. „ Mr. and Mrs: Lloyd Barker and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gordon in Seaforth Monday night,. - WALTON On Friday evening, April '18, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Marks, newly - Weds, of Walton, were honored when a large gathering of friends and neigh- bors gathered at the Community Hall to present them with a studio couch. Mr. Douglas Lawless read the address and Stewart Humphries and Harry Bolger made the presentation. Danc- ing was enjoyed to the Willowby orch- estra. Friday evening, April 25, was the scene of a similarevent when Mr. and' Mrs. Horace Rutledge, also new- ly-weds;• were made the recipients of a large, • sumof money. The address was read by Douglas Lawless, Dane- ing to the Wiilowbyerchestra brought the evening to a close. it DUBLIN Mr. and • Mrs, ..Leslie Kuntz 'spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Michael 'Coyne. Misses ''Catherine and' Dorothy Jor- dan, Kitchener, visited their mother, Mrs. Loretta Jordan. . Miss Marie Krauskopf, of London, spent the week -end with her mother, Mrs. Catherine Krauskopf. Mrs. John KrauSkopf and son, Har- ry, of Detroit, attended the funerat.of Daniel• O'Connor •on Saturday - The Late Daniel O'Connor Daniel O'Connor, after an illness of two weeks, passed away very .sudden- ly at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, April 23, at the age of .65 years. The deceased was a :son of the late Mr. and Mrs; James ,O'Connot, and 'was born in. Hibbert township August 2, 1882, where he spent most of his life: Solemn High Mass, which was 'cele- brated in St. Columban CCO:arch op. Saturday morning- at 9.30 o'clock, had an unusually large attendance. The celebrant was •Father O'Drowski, as- sisted by Dr. Ffoulkes, of Dublin, and Father McQuaid, of Scarboro Bluffs. The 'pallbearers were John Murphy, Joseph:. Stapleton, Maurice Dalton, "Rol- and. Kleinfeldt, Joseph Doyle and Aug- ust Ducharme. Surviving are his widow, Agnes Krauskopf, of Dublin; five' daughters and, three sons.: Sister Mary Daniel' (Rase), Sarnia; Sister M. Concessa (Caroline), Leamington; Mrs. C. Donald Miller (Mary), Belle- ville, Mich,; Mrs. James R. ,Conway, (Agnes), Detroit; Mrs. Dave Faulk- ner (Veronica), St. Catharines; Jos- eph, Toronto; James and' Norman, Ribbert, and one brother, Art, of De- troit. Deceased was a devout mem- ber of St. Coluroban Church and. be- longed to the Holy Name •Society. He served as trustee for a number of years on the "'Dublin Separate and High .School, Boards, and was chair- man for three years, Mr. O'Connor was a devoted husband and father, who gave so untiringly to his wife and family, and was a highly respect- ed member. of the comrunity. His cheerfulnes's and love for his, family - and friends helped him retain• ,a re- markably, youthful spirit throughout his years. Mr. and. Mrs, . O'Connor celebrated their fortieth wedding an- aiiversary last August at which the en- tire family *as present, This is, now a great source of consolation to his family. • NOW PLAYING—Thursday, 'rare o f Sa' urday T•HE KID • FROM •DROQR ` T "„ with DANNY KAYE , Patrons will laugh themnselvess silly'at the a tics ofa-K'aye as a Brook iyn Milkman, who is projected into the prl eifight racket! ,F IN TECHNICOLOR 1VIONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY " THREE LITTLE GIRLS IN BLUE with JUNE HAVER GEORGE MONTGOMERY VIVIAN BLAINE Gay, Technicolored Musical Delight—Frothy, Funny and Fiot'ionalt• The Music? There is much of it, and it is a13 good. NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY " LADY LUCK " with ROBERT YOUNG 'BARBARA HALE FRANK MORGAN A well -acted Romantic Comedy, which is rated as good entertainment for everyone., Loaded with amusement and fun. COMING— "THE RAZOR'S EDGE" with N, TYRONE POWER and GENE TIERNEY First Show begins at 7 .pin. ospital Day, May 12 There will be open house on Monday, May 12th, at Scott Memorial Hospital, when the. Hospital will be open to the public—afternoon'-and evening. Tea will be served at' the Nurses' Residence , from 2.30 to 4.30 p.m., and 7 to 8.30 p.m._ Donations of .money and gifts, such as fruit, nappies, water glasses, canned fruit, towels, wash cloths, dresser scarves, pillow slips and soap, will be accept- able. EVERYONE WELCOME BUILDING SUPPLIES Are Difficult to Obtain. • However,. We Have in ,'Stock: ASPHALT SHINGLES -in various blends. I NSU LATION-By the•"bag ' or carton, OAK FLOORING -13/16" thick, PLYWOOD—%",: %re i/�/r, birch and cedar. ' JOHNS- MANVILLE DURABESTOS SHINGLES , -74.11..r,,, BEAVER BOARD .▪ fi DOO'R FRAMES—RC. Fir (Bone dry); Spruce dressed four sides; B.C. FIR TIMBERS -4x4 to 8x8, excellent quality. CEDAR POSTS WHITE' ASH PLANKS—Well dried. ALL TYPES OF MILLWORK 'DONE. BY EXCELLENT WORKMEN Seaforth Supply &t Fuel •Co. "Where the Best Costs No More" • Phone 47 - Seaforth Some Interesting News IDEA A complete with ed gas -proof (Not NEW FURNACE casing; arc weld - dome. installed) 22" Firepot 20,► Firepot 1"86.00 :..,. 148.00 Special • .. ALUMINUMWARE St°ro.ng and Heavy, at Reduced Prices. g• Tea Kettles - .3.80 'Percolator 1.40 As long as present stock 'lasts WE WILL INSTALL BATH- ROOMS AT OLD, PRICES' Also Water Softeners('and Pres. sure Systems. We have experienced men for Plumbing and Heating, FOR YOUR - LAWN and GARDEN 7.15}0 1.00 Wheel Cultivator 14 -Tooth Steel Rake Hand Cultivato Lawn Mowers :".1:50 $15 & $18 SPECIAL! Overhead Garage Door Hardware $27.50 Complete 32 -ft. EXTENSION LADDER $2L00 Geo, A4 SI11S Sons HARDWARE, PLUMBING. and _,HEATING Spring It's Tulne,Up Time! For. Your Car ' With Spring comes balmy weather and the urge to hit the open road again. Don't risk break- downs due to winter wear. Our expert Spring Tune -Up will prevent trouble before it occurs. INVEST IN HAPPY MOTORING See us today for a complete. Spring Tune -Up Seaforth Motor_ s Phone 141 Seaforth in THERE'S NO EETTEI; `LACE FO•R'SERVTCE n r