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FUNERAL SERVICE
Prompt and careful attention
Ambulance Service
Flowers For All -Ogeasions
° Phones:.
Day 527-0880 — Niat 507-0885
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF
OPTOMETRIST
Seaforth Office:
Tues., Thure., Fri., 9 to 5:30 p.m.
Sat. 9 to 12 noon
For Appointment
Phone 5274240 — or 482-7010
Mon., Wed. — Clinton Office
24. Cards' of Thanks
z wish to theak an my neighbors,
relatives and friends for flower,
gifts, fruit and cards reeeived
while a patient in Seaforth Hos-
,THE
BOSS
IS
BACK
AND
24. Cards of Thanks
Pital, also Rev. and Mrs. Simins,
Dr. Malkus and nursing staff,
many thanks — Della Hoegy
2441-1
We wish to sincerely thank eac1.
and all of the kind friends and
neighbors and all who gave their
semPathe and services in ace
way during tha recent death
and funeral of Rev. Herbert C.
Elford. Our thanks also to the
G. A. Whitney Funeral Home
for fine seevices rendered,. to
Rev. Douglas Fry for his com-
forting personal words and fax
his fine choice of Scripture
readings during the funeral, also
ID hill,. Elfarcks muses at Sea -
forth Coaninranty Hospital and to
his pleysican, Dr. Ches. Mieye.
— IVers. Herbert Elfordt, Florence
Elfoad, Alva Elford and Glenn,
Elected:. 24-4,1x1
We vriih to thank relatives and
our friends for telephone calls,
visits end treats while we were
Hrian's Hairstyling
announces that the winner of the
FREE PERM
by Penny
offered as a prize while Brian and Joan were
on vacation, was
MRS. ARLENE MONTOSH
with ticket 7287
Whether you win' or not it pays
to visit Brian's Hairstyling for
the. latest and most economical
hair fashions.
Call for an appointment
BRIAN'S
HAIRSTYLING
Phone 527-1700
"t"-wwil
•,"%ixo„
Seaforth
SCO',THIEY spry
S44E-1-WISTED HIM
AROUND HER FtNGE:12
until he promised to take her
to VINCENT'S where the ser-
vice is of highest quality and,
customers are always pamper-
ed.
MOTO-SKI
OF ONTARIO
SNOWMOBILES
haveMhOBILES
Gsen
VINCENT FARM
EQUIPMENT LTD.
to be their
Sales and Service ,
Depot
for the Clinton
Seaforth Area
11 Models
250 cc to 634 cc
INC
FARM EQUIP
ENT
-3,contedy stohn Roach
AYR- GALT - SEA FORTH (Phoito 527-
120
24. Cards of Thanks
patients In the hnsrdttd, both in
Seaforth and Stratford 'hanks
to the nurses who were so kind
ID us. Special thanks to 'Dr. Ma-
yo, Dr. Lindsay and Dr. Pectinate
also to Whitney =balance ser -
'.e and, to Mrs. Irene Grimold
ho helped at home. Evenly -
thing was much appreciated.
•—• Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fleming
-24-41x1
,
would, like to exemi-ess my ap-
preciation to all thoste who wee°
kind tome with.eards, treats and
visits while 1 was in Seaforth
C,omm unity Hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Malkus and the
nurses, — Martha Rield TL -41-1
I want—to—expres my shieerest
thanks to all my friends and rel-
atives for visits, cards and heats
while 1 was a patient in Strat-
ford General Hospital and since
me return: home, also special
thanks to Dr. Quhilin, Dr. Mayo,
the kind nurses and the ones
who have taken cane of my hus-
band and L It was all very much •
appreciated. — Mrs. William
Hopper. 24-41-1
')5. In Memoriam.
PLUMB t• In loving memory of
a: dear daughter and sister, Mary
Ear, Plumb who left us so sud-
denly August 28, 1967.
In, our hearts your memory
IhIgers
SvieetlY, tender,fond and true
There is not a day dear Mary
That we do not thiuk of you.
— Lovingly nemembered by
Mom, Dad and brother Monty.
25-41-1
CLARKE-- in loving memory of
Sahara Alberta Clark, who pas-
sed away August 25th 1967:
The depth otf sorrow we can
not tell
Of the loss of -one .we loved so
. well
And while she sleeps a peacefull
sleep
Her . memory we • shall always
• keep.-
- 'Sadely missed ler husband
and, family. TL -41x1
?A. Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. MOOre
River Rde West, Prescott Ontario
are pleased to, announce the enge
agemeart of their only daughter
Francis Maxine to Mr.-Bobert P.
McLennan, son of Mrs. Carl R.
McLennan Brookville and the'
late Mr. McLennan: -
The wediclling ID take place on
Stiturday October 12, 1968 at
11:30 a.m. ire St. Andoevv's Pres-
bytenian Church, Prescott, Ont.
CLARK — In loving memory of
a dear mother, Man. Ephraim
Clarke, who spassed away ornie
rear ago August 27th 1967. -
You left so quietly
Your thoughts unknoWn
But left a memory
We are proud to own.
— Always remembered by her
son and dauzliters. 25-411
_
Mr. and Mrs. Doll 0Brien of
Fenton, Michigan), will hold open
hoese for their paents Mr. and
Mrs. ,Walter -O'Brien ef Staffa on
the occasionof their Golden
Wedding on. Sunday August 25,
J968 from 2 to 5; 7 So 9 prn it
Family Life Centre of Staffa
United Church. 213-41x1
_
Jack and Doreen Medd 'wish to
invite all friends, relatives and
neighbors to a party hi Londes-
boro Hall ear-Auguet 1311e 9 to /
o'clock, to 1p celebrate their -
twenty-fifth weddhlg ahnivers-
ary. No admission, MIZIC and
lunch prodded: 26-41-2
- Mr: and. s. rarik1in M.
Falconer wbh to announce the
forthcoming, marriage of their
daughter Janet Irene to Larry
John efeCeinehey, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Adler J. MeClincheY•
of Clinton. The wedding 'will
take plaeoSaturday, September
7, 1968 at 3 p.m. in Ontario
Street United Chureh, • Clinton,
Ontario. 2641x1
97. Riteths •
BEUER1VfAN — In St Jcieeph's
Hospital, London on Auftist
14, 1968 te Mr. and Mw, WaY-
ne Reuerman, of 558 Willow
Dale, Londoe a on.
SLOAN — in, Seaforth Commun.
ity Hospital on August 18th to
Mr. mrs. James Sloan R. R. 5,
Seaforth, a daughter.
Too Late
SEVETEEN acres of second
,eut hay. Wilfred and Elmee Den-
nis. 527,0888. TL -414
TWENTY five started York pies.
A.. R. Dodds 5274748 IT41le1
TVVENTY pigs, nine weeks
George Love; Walten. TL -41-1
1061 Ford Coach 6 cyltnder,
standard traesinission. Contact
Ray Anstalt 527-1720 TL41-1.
ONE way disk. Apply Ken Beat-
tie, R. R. 4 Walton. TL -41-1
School Desks
A ntimber of school desks he
eluding desk and seat, surplus at
Seaforth Public School.
Apply Jack Eisler at theschool
or phone 5274175. TL -41-1
• DUBLIN
Mrs .Tony Loomars of Dublin
Is a patient in Victoria Hospital.
•
Every week more people di&
cover what mighty Jobs are
accomPlished hy low coat Ex-
positor Want Ads, Dial 627-0240.
HE SA LL NEW5
ItAckY: Board rettnned4fileenr.
don after spending *len **Ks
holidaYMg With WO. grandparen-
ts, lktr, and Ms.' Stewart Ea
Mn and Wn. Harold Rend-
CW‘9011 of letiffajo, N vuditi;‘,d
last week with the femora sis-
ter. and brother-in-law Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart BelL
Mee Stewart Dell, Pauline
and "frontal and Ron Shaven of
Galt, ttended Lansing, Michig-
an figure ska, • g school where
tests were held °yea, the week
end. Troyann is a bronze mted-
alist, Pauline, silver and Ron a
gold,. He is also Western's Ont-
ario Champion. All we members
of St. Thornas Figure skating
School.
Miss Sandra Troyer, bride -el-
ect of September, was honored
at a miscellaneous shower at
the Legion Hall, Hensall, Mon-
day evening, August 19tb, at
tended by approximately ninety
neighbors, relatives and friends:
Highlighting the evening was a
program consisting of a sing-
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song, readings lw M'S. Robert
Taylor and Mrs.
vocal solos in costume by
Mrs. George Hess and duet bY
Mrs. Hess and Mrs. Mande Red-
d
Presentation address to San-
dra was read Iv Mrs. Robert
Taylor and many lovely and
costly gifts were presented by
Beatrice Thompson, Sylvie eR
and Darlene Willert. Assisting
ID unwrapping the gifts were
the bride-ejeces sisters, Faye
and Beth Troyer and her little
niece, Cathy Troyer.
Miss Barbara Willed forraed
the reception committee. The
bride's book was compiled by
Mrs. J. E. McEwen and passed
around. Mrs. Clareeee Reid pre-
sided for the program ,and con-
ducted a contest. Mrs. Malcolm
Dougall was pianist for the eve-
ning.
In charge of arrangements
were Mrs. Robert Taylor, Mrs.
Harold Willed and Mrs. Maude
jledden Luncheon was served.
CONSTANCE •
Sleeen WUson 914 VordWith
eetureett te her home after sp-
end* the sunuier.month,s with
Mr and Sere, Soho Thompson
Mid family.
Mr. and Ws. grant MoGregee
and family of Kippen and Mn.
and :Mrs. Lawrence Will, Glenda
and Sisine Pfaff all of Ceediten
and Mr. and Mrs; Ron Preemie
tor and family of Kincardine
spent Sunday With lee and 1VEas.
Jim Freszcator, 13iRy and Deb-
bie.
Mr. and Mrs. R:oss McMichael
and family moved to Seaforth
on Saturday and Mr. and Mrs.
Hepburn have bought the Mallie-
hael preperee
Mr. and Maw. Bob Reynolds and
family of Southfield, Michigan
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Maw. John Thompson and family
Mrs. Terrence Hunter of Coe
borne Township visited on) Mon-
day with Me. and Mw. John
'Phempson and family:.
NEWS,...047WALTON
Mr. and MS. Robert Mac, ban
andIarailY of Sarnia Mated re-
oentty 'with W. and Mee Nelson
Raid.
[was Karen McDonald Went
the past week with W. and Mrs.
Robert Stamens, London.
Mrs. Edward Miller is at pre-
sent contine,ci to, Seaforth Oran,
munity Hospital:.
Mrs. Earl Steele of London
visited last week with her par -
eras Mr. and IVIrs. Leonard 14e-
erning.
Cindy and Raymond Chalkley
of Burlington have retrained
home after vaeationing with
Mr. end Mrs. Allan MeaC11 and
Beverly for the past week.
Me and Mee. Roy Williamson
spent the *weekend at Port
Mr. and MTS. Gordeu Lydiatt
and family of Barrie visited
last week with lee. and: Male. Clif-
ford Ritchie,
Mts. John) 'McDonald of Tan.
onto bas returned home after
.visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
McDonald! Lynn Detrained with
her geandmetber dor a week's
WAWA-
• Trao Love has.retureed home
after opeindiag from September
ID April in Villare Switzerland
where he played hockey. Fon
the past tour months he toured,
the continent end British Island
He •wili resume ids teaching
duties- in September at Elmira
Secondary 'School.
Mrs. Waltee Broadfoot spent
a few days last week with her
sister Mcw. William Learning,
Seaforth. •
lOrs. Jack MeLlwein, Mark
antd David of .Seafteith spent the
weekend with Mae. W. 0. Rack -
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
-Want Ad and be money in ,
pocket. To advertise, fust Dial
Seaforth 52/7-0240.
Regular 234 Each
Your Choice of, 40, 60 or 100 watt
You can. never have too many light
bulbs in,thelfouse. 1,000 hour, pre-,
tested for dependability.
Stock -up at this
LIMITED
QUANTITY
SPECIAL
e„.
Special Price!
4‘.
TD10 AERIA
19
Compare
at $2.79
Guarantee
Meets or exceeds -all major automobile speci-
fications. 3 - section, full 57" • length,
Universal fender mount installation. .
• REpLACEMENT STAFF 1
3 -section, 57," length. For most 044
cars. Cenpare at $1.98.
;44
..stetteceeemene.VentteMete
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CAR AERIAL
BOOSTER:
Increases signal Special
strength. Easily
installs -on _meet
aerials. Reg. $1.98.
SLIMLINE
WAS14- 4, RUSH
Reaches hard- 09
to-get-atplaces.
Aluminum • 7
handle, water. shut-off.
Save over4.00
McGRAW EDISON
JIGSAW
Compare 1
at .88
$16.95
4\'cuts wood, metal, plastic
..42iP
2" cut at 45°. Ri.p.m.
p guide,
dine! 3000 r
Cash and Carry BONUS COUPONS
reseessesses
,s
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GET AUGUST's BIG .
BUYS with a
Can -Charge
CREDIT CARD
KEYS
Long -Handle
MAGNETIC BROOM
Flagged - end bristles
create static electri-
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of hiding, shake and
it's clean. 48" handle.
Compare
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95
Thick and Thirsty
SPONGE MOP
Spring - loaded.. squee-
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'48" haravood handle.
SPONGE REFILLS . . 2 for 1.19
1/2 PRICE!
Famous PHILIPS deluxe
Electric !UM;
5 -YEAR GUARANTEEC.,, •
Great value anyway you slice it!
Philips famous hole -in -the -handle
design.- :Positive heel • rest, 71/2"
stainless steel blades with guard
and sheath. Top - mount on - off
button. ,
We reserve the right to limit quantities on all sale'items
• FRED TILLEY—SEAFORTH
'Bring this coupon to Canadian Tire and
we wiltma,ke you
A Duplicate Key
rhis is your opportunity to obtain with -
AA cost a duplicate a your house or ,v
other cylinder lock type key.
oho offer good 'HI August 29th, 1968)
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