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JR EXPOSOOK, SEAPORT 0..ktite9CT.t
,Auction Sales
Stocker Feeder
AUCTION SALE
Ifensall Sallee Arena on
Mon., Oct. 21st
• Commencing at 7:30 p.m.
600 Head consist-
ing of calves, heif-
ers and steers.
Foe consignments contact. the
management.
Victors, Hergreaves at 481.7511
Jack entreisey at 234-6200
AUCtiolliDeirS
DIECTIOR MCNEIL
and •
LARRY GAIIDINEJi.
2048-2
22. Legal Notices
Self-or-tr will be held in the
Cotmcil Charabees at the hour
of 10:00 o'clock in the forepoon
OU Wednesday the 6th dayof
November -1968, unless the tax-
es and cost are sooner paid. Not-
ice is hereby given that the Ust
of lands for sale for arrears of
taxes as published, in the Ont-
ario Gazette on the 6th day of
July 1968 and that copies of
the said list may be at my office.
Treasurer's office, this 20th
day of June 1968.
Ernest. WilliaMs,
Clerk.
22-38-13
21. Tenders Wanted
.Tenders Wanted '-
Village of Hensall
Tenders will be received by
tip undersigned for th& ale-
moval of the old sidewalk and
laying a new cement sidewalk
approximately 285 feet long, 4
ft. wide, 4 inches thick. Con- ,
tractor to supply all material.
Tenders to be in the clerk's
office by 5 cV. rick p.m.
MONDAY OCTOBER 21.
Lowest or any tender notnec-
essarily aQcepted. Work, to be
completed by November 15th.,
.1968.
EARL CAMPBELL
clerk
21-48-2
22. Legal Notices
NOTICE
TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of IDA •
FLORENCE GALLOP
persons having claims ag-
ainst the Estate of Ida Florence
Gallop, late of the Town of
Seaforth, in the Ocemrty of Hur-
on, eceased, who died on the
18th day of September, 1968,
are heeeby notified to send in
full particulam of their claims
to the uncleesigned on or be-
fore the 18th day a 'October,
1968, after w'hich -date the as-
-sets will be distributedy having
(regard only to elders then re
ceived.
Dated at Seaforth, this 24th
day of Septenlber, 1968.
McCONNELL & orEwART
Solicitors for the Executor
Seaforth, Ontario
2246-3
NOTICE
McKillop
Mjinicipal
telephone
System
Whereas the Melnillop Mun-
icipal Telephone System was re-
cently disposed of it now pro-
poses to wind up its affairs and
distribute the remaining easb
surplus epually among subsecre
bens of record on the date of
completion ,of sale.
Application, has, therefor,
been made to the Ontario Tele-
phone Service Commission, me
der section 47 of "The Tele-
phone Act", R.S.O. 1960, ehapt-
ee 394, for an order approving
this plan. .
Any reere•ieneetion to •make
to the Coneniesion u threspect
to this appleation should be
submittee on ar before October
24, 1968 and addressed to the
Chairman, Ontario Teleqhone
Service Commiesion, Depart -
merit of Agriculture and) Food
Parliament Buildings, Toronto
2, Ontario.
Should • you desire ferther
information with respect to
this plan of distribution, ow if
you willt to erepeat the lest
audited Financial Statement or
the list a subecelbees who, ac-
cording to the systems recordis
wile be entitled to share in the
distributable surplus, you may
aPPly to the undersigned, either
personelle, by telephone, or by
letter.
COmmiseionees:
Mr. George Carepbell, RR 1
•Seastarth,
Ste. Illarcen Snell RR 1 , Landes-
- bane
Me. Kenn& Stew:eat RR, 5 See -
forth. -
Mr. James F. Keys RR 1 Sea -
Loath
Secretary - Treasuiee • '
' 22-48-2
NOTICE
TO CREDITORS
Iii „ the estate of allARLES
JOHN DIETZ
All persons having elating
against the estate of CHARLES
JOHN DIETZ late of the) Town-
ship of McKelop, in the County
,of Huron, Farmer, deceased,
who died on the 30th day of
December, 1967, are heeebyt
notified to send ib full part -
'cleans of their claims to the
undersigned an or before the
18th day a October, 1968 after
which diabe the assets will be
distributed having regard way
to elnimq then received.
DATED at Seaforth, this 20th
day a September, 1968.
McCONNELL & STEWART
Seaforth, Ontario
S,Olicitors for the
Executrix
22-46-3
23. Business Directory
RONALD G. McCANN
Public Accountant
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Office; Ratteebury Ste Phone
482-9677.
Res; Rattenbury St., phone
482-7313
•
24. Cards of Thanks
_
My thanks 'to Dr. E. Malkus,
Dr. L Lindsay and M. Tichnan,
Pastor. G. Reinhart, nurses and
.staff of Seafflorth and Stratford
General Hospital 4th floor
South, all my friends, relatives
and neighbors for rands, gifts
and visits while a patient in
the hospitals. - 1a2.e1 Dorsey.
24-48x1
23. Business Directory
G. A. WHITNEY
FUNERAL HOME
Too „Late
an -LP W-Tein7-TED benteeliatelYI
man ce woman to SUPPLY OOP,
sumensi in part of atroal OQ1,
with .Rawlagh Products,. Dan
earn pi) weekly part titue.$100
and up full time. Waite Rae*
leigh, D•ept. eee3-536, 404)
Richellau St., St Henry, Meer
treat. 74,484
FOR SALE - One megieterred
Hereford Bull two yearn
Uaban, Ducharme RR -2 'Peen
valls. 'phone 343e7. 710-48,2
I would like to thank Dm.
Brady, the doctors at West -
minister, Careadiarb Legion and
Ladies Auxiliary and all others,
who sent me cards while I was
a patient in Westminster Hess -
peal, London. - Vera Hudson.
24-4Bel
I Wish tio express my siticere
thanks to all my friends, neigh -
boys and relatives for their
kindness, card' s and visite whle
I was a patient in Seefornth
Community Hospital. Thanks
to Dr. '1Vta1kus, Dr. Brady, DUD-
ses and staff of the neeforten
hospital arid to the St Colurnb-
an Parent Teacher's - Associat-
ion. It has been gratrgully ap-
preciated. - Dominic Murray.
24-48x1
I wish to extend my sincere
thanks to my friends, neighbors
and relatives for sending me
cards and gifts while I was a
patient at Seaforth' Community
Hasiiital and London's St. Jo-,••-
eph's Hospital. I wish to thank
the Dr's and staff at both hos-
pitals for enabling me to make
a speedy recovery - Lynn Nix-
on 24-48x1
I wish to thank my neighbors,
friends and relatives for all
the kindness and sympathy they
have shown to me during my
husbands illneseandat the time
of his death. A special thanks
to those who have taken me to
the hospital, also to the nurses
and staff at Seaforth Commun-
ity Hospital, Dr. Malkus, 'Rev.
D. Docken and Mr. Rann at the
Brussels Funeral Home. Mrs.
John Hislop, Walton. 24-48x1
Goderich St. W., Seaforth
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Adjustable hospital beds for
rent.
FLOWERS FOR EVERY
OCCASION
Phone 527-1390 - Seaforth
W. J. CLEARY
'
Seaforth. Ontario
LICENSED EMBAL1101111 •
and FUNERAL DIRECTOR
*light or Day Calls - 521-0510
McCONNELL
. & STEWART
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
P. D. McCONNELL, Q.C.
D. L S'a:WART
Seaforth, Ont. Phone 521-0850
SEAFORTH
VETERINARY
CLINIC
DVVS
NOTICE W. IL Bryans, V.S.
J. 0. Turnbull, .M
. . .
Wen. Patterson, D.V.M., V.S.
TO CREDITORS P. J. Dwyer, M.V.B.,
Int the Estate of HOWARD
An person, 'wenn einem JOHN 'E. LONGSTAFF One of the best this world could
FERGUSON.COOMBS
•• Too Late
comma WENT - 4,01liets
CWL 0=4 Wear 411•0 tel.%
eaturnday, Noe -ember 36th,
TL -4841)
FOR SALE 60 Morrie Minnie
rebuilt enigine, new pail* jeb.•
627-1280. TL,44.47
WANTED - Rooth and Weed by
young man, '6 deys a • Week.
Phone 527-0175. Tre4Satit
FOR Sale - Two Holstein heif,-
ers, freshened, Allan Steckle
Phone 262-540. TL -48-1,
MEV
llas Week Al the Seaforth District 1Dith School „
By Faye Munro arid Sharon Dietz
The flirst borne game wee
played on Wecleeiday October
2 when the Goderich Vikings
,
Pleviiii'of •
S*, ,00410114/0
#4:4 Forty Hours .Devotion
WM.:begin fleet. Sirnday: at :tae
11 o'clock- ram. The services
will be eeedectect by a priest
of the Holy Ghost.. Fathers
from WI:40400k.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wan and
children, Windsor; WS, Don
Brady and family, London, vis-
ited week.
Mr.
Mts. James_Skim
Affr. and Um John Williamson
and children, London, Miss Bose
Doyle, Cedar Springs, Jack
Mrs. Michael
Toronto, visited Mr. and
• Jim Melady, Toronto, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Melady..
The iVesident,, ' Mrs. .Freelr
Ryan opened the meeting of the
Catholic Women's League with
prayer on Tuesday evening. The
nmuutersrawy.erwe srearrd abnicy Mrs. T.
3. is visitor to the sick for Octo-
ber. Mrs. Paul Vogels and
John O'Leary' Were named to
care for the alike during Oct-
ober. ,
Members are asked to brbot
in good, used clothing -44 the
. hall by the end of this month.
It was decided to have a card
party in the Pteish. hall the
last week of October.
The first fall meeting of the
Parent -Teachers Association of
St. Columban was held in tbe
-school auditorium on Wednes-
clay evenind.
Auburn. She is being coached)
ainst 'amallemr ' milest'ant from President, 'Ioe Nolan, opened
by her father and 'cal attend utes were read by Robert Duffy -
the meeting with prayer. Min -
challenged! the Golden Beam sday, October 17. She will cone' Minrgs.s.ecJoar;eaMdcItvhoarn, kco-yorruespeoarndds-
the Ploughing Matah on Thine
rained throughout most of the at the Match and the winner of and Francis Hicknell gave the
at, Lions' Park. Even -though it . pete in the annual cameetition
' game, many fans turned out to this competition is the '1968 , tremasrusmecr'lsarreeppoortw.
Queen of the Furrow. Geoid ed the guest speaker, Sister
Downey intModuc-•
chear on the home team The
rain, lect the Cheering .on• the Sbccer •
. Deborah, a Loretta Sister from
Luck, Mary! • •
cheerleaders, undaunted by the
sidelines, and at half-time they • 1:1 Stratford who spoke on new
moved onto the field t,o do trends in Religious Education.
The Seaforth soccer team
routines. Our boys held on un- She said a child's training comes
hosted the Gaderich team in a from three sources, his family,
game on Monday. Mr. Pelss '-his school and his parish. Par -
til halt time when the Vikings, thought the game was thairs by ents should be constantly on the
led 14-6. The lone tcntehdown
, was , a score of 1-0. HoweVer, God- alert of the example they are
of ,the game for Seafeeth erich mariagee to score a goal showing. Sister Deborah had at,
scored, by Gary Nicholson but
near the end of the game. -Once tended the "Divine Word Insti-
the team was miable to %rendes-
again the Sean:nth soccer teeters.- tete" :in London. Mrs. Gwen
pite the effort. The Golden Bears
tied,a gate& 1-1,
ond half but the Goderich teat' O'Rcserke thanked the speaker.
made a fine effort in the sec -
went ahead to win by a score of
33-6. '
HEW PRP.SEP.WKILI,
43,
jbax.. re-e4P*
e-l.:eefeiny
005 fe •
16 4.;
Camera Club
Mr. Burgetss ealledi the filet
meeting of the .03truete Club
last week anti interest, in the
club seems to be -very keen. lefee
Burgess explained to the stud -
25. In Memoriam ents who joined, the purpose
of the club and discussed some
RACHO - In loving premorY of ebe plane for the club in tbies
of a dear father and grandfather future.
who passed away Oct...7 1955.
Gone from us but leaving mem- TRUMPET BAND
ories The band held the first pert -
Death can never take awae 'se len Feeley angle prepare
Memories that will always lin- ation for •thie. annual freeman
ger ional Ploughing' Match in
While von this earth we stay Guelph. This year. the match
- Always remembered by his will be held on October 16, 17,
family. 25e4Bel and 18. It is not certain on
LEMON - loving memory which, day the gibes will attend
of 1VIrs. David Lemon who pas- but it is likely they wile be
said away twe years ago on Oct- asked to go on the opening clay
ober, 12th. • of the event.
Past her suffering, past her
Patb4 School Rings
Cease to weep Tor tears son A vete to decide whether the
vain pew school rings would be ac -
She who suffered is at nest, cepted was held on Thunsday;
Gone to Heaven With the blest. October 3. A majority of the
- ,eVer remembered by her students wanted. the new ridge,
husband and family Orville, but a minority said they wad&
Wilftred and . 25-4851 huy them. A'e yetethe student's
-1O-vine meenore 'council has not decided whether
of ,a dear daughter; and sister this fete makes it possible th-
mary pewter, nee 'pewee away accept the rings. .,
fifteen years ago October 10th,
Magazine Campaign .
1953. -
-A fray oe. remembrance sad to The students are 'selling mag.-
aminies again, this year to raise
recall,
Without fatrewell she left us meetee for the G.A.A:,
all and the Year Book. Various
Precious memories treasured. prizes are awarded to the top
salesmen) and the class which
ever%
GT happy days whe'rt we were hands in the highest amount of
sales each day .gets he carry a
all togethen
- Sadly missed and) always mascot with them for that dare
remembered by father, mother, This year the ma2seot is a liege
Mabel' 31061eptil; and elnk-iTs7 Dor- stuffed) skunk. At the same time
25-48x1 the students- are selling sub-
,
ecu and Ann.
HUBERT - In loving memory scriptions to The lemon Expos,
of Norman (Archie) Hubert Hot. and the top salesmen will
who wird/ away 00t; 12th receive transieter eadios. We
hope the public will Ce -operate
1964.
We earunot farget your smiling by ordering new or old sub-
-sariptions from the students.
face,
YThemir. sraeharr thceatm,vilreinene swrinan, y QUEEN of the Furrow
M.R. . . . Th Hume County represent-.
Phone .527-1760 - Seaforth intends, ''''
the Queen of the Fete
kb those happy begone days. ,sta
• row Contest at the internattemi.
Ed_Planghitid 2tatch in ',Guelph.
is Mists l'fary . Leaning. Mary
oomPete.d t eampetition ag-
-
• against the Estate 'of HOWARD hold,. .
OPrOVIET1Ufrr
• rORGUSON COOMBS,, late of Seaforth Office: iteantl Your citerished smile and your
E ill the. 0o. village Then., null, rrt., 9 top.m. woo goagoodd,. unselfish arid
o Huron, truck driver, doceiszeleto 12 noon rIliiirc4'
July, 1968 are heeeby notified) For APPOIntnent 0 left befilneli.
who, died: on the 14th den of gm* Wed. ClintOn °Mee what 4 wondedol memory yOd
to Send in full particulars a Phone .571-440 - or 0•2401 Dev aur heads year mem.
their claims to the undersignedA. M :HARPER by his
0W kePt,
ootow 1,968, after whet date 55.57ChartAccountant Wl
ered Street e love you too dearly 40 ever'
On or before the 24th day of
the assets Wilt be 62
distributed,South d Telephone forget
47562 Ever reMemsbened.
- having regard only to ;realms Goderloh 25-48,01
then received. - Auctioneer and wiee end family%
DATED at Seaforth, this 2nd Appraiser 26. Personals
dey a October, 1968. . Lieensed find capable in, selling /dr. and Mrs. Daniel Dines
are celebrating their 50th wed.
McCONNELL & S'TEWART all Wens of auction sales- dhito annivertiomy and wig ba, at
Seaforth, Ontario ... Itereenable Rates.
, . - home Oet. 26 1968 from 2 to 4
SOlicitors for the Brude Rathwell p.m. Reception in the evening
Pacecutors at the Legion, Hall Everyone
. emote ltrudefield Phone' 482-31184 weeeeme.
. 2,648x1
TREASURER'S SALE
OP' LAND FOR
Tows Or ittAltitTEt
• COUNTY Or HURON'
TO WIft
By of lima:Wood
thei..:**tor eibsw'rem*so'or
aeofthe tOrrOrMioor;
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tterfs
SW
i. S. BOX 27. Births
FUNERAL HOME
Prompt afelrearefut attention
Ambulance Stroke
,quite
Osty 5274600 Night 527-0063
Auctioneer
trAtocalid FUWITOSE
Mao CONDUCTto
Roo G. GETITICZ
pritim 00:0449, Senkten
MIDDEGAAL Seaforth
Oominttinity Hospital on Oen
tab'ere 3rd to Mr. end Mes.
Sohn ntiddegeal, R. R. 1 Sly%
a daughter%
Too LSO
HO-SPITALAtimilfary Faib Rein. -
mita Sale will be held on Sat.
urdeq‘i Ottellier 20 at the Pub-
lic LibtattlY PO the Went liakt
at 2 p.m; Pick-up on Peden
Octobar 2.11h, 111.048.1.
STAFFA
IfOrmanaking Club, Hib.
beats Little Lassies, met at the
honie Of Mrs. John Wallade
when places to use the feather,
Lazy Daisy arid chain stitch
were discussed.
Julie Anne Elliott was elect-
ed preedeet and Many Cameron
was put on the poster commit-
tee. Mrs. Douglas discess,ed
Material and, design foe a free
choke article.
Mrs, Wallace and Mrs. Dotig-
las demonstrated the Roman
and CtISYMI, Stitch.
CROMARTY •
But be threw hls weapons.
down to come to VINCENT'S -
whore he's stire of satisfaction.
Now he's peacefully content.
NOW'
BEFORE THE NEW -1969
PRICES ARRIVE
I I DE -AL. -
• WHEN YOU MAKE YOUR
SPECIALiCASH BONUS
AND COLLECT YOUR I
NOPAYMENTS 'TILL NEXT -YEAR.
Your trade-in could be your down payment
VINICENT
• FARM EQUIPMENT
• -3ivimiv4 Pito Rad?
AYR- GALT-SEAFORTH PhAttiz 527“)120. •
FARM, FARM STOCK FOR SALE?
•USE EXPOSITOR CLASSIFIED
Plione 52770240 : Seaforth,
FRESKRILLED GRADE "A", 6-9 lb.
PLENTY OF FRESH VEGETABLES Fiturrs
APPLES bushel
6 -quart baskets
MACS for eating
COURTLAND for cooking
CALIFORNIA TOKAY
GRAPES 21bs. for19
BASKETS HEAPING FULL AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES
LEWIS OR RED AND WHITE - 24 -oz. loaves
SAVE 19c
BREAD 4 for 89c.
EWZ'VMF 44
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PRE SOAKS AWAY TOUGAISI DAT 510 STAIIS
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55151 OE TREMPAGE • 511051 LES RUES TERACIS
only 39e lb.
NEW
FROM_COZGATSPALMOUVEI
ATTACKS s'IMPOOIBLE" MAINS
• AND eflowiD-IN 007
e IN COLORS AND Yarn
. . . SAFgr
32 -oz. Size
Reg. 99c 83
.'§PECIAL
iinnek..W'en‘ 1z% _ ••••47•<
DEVON OR SCHNEIDER'S SLICED
BACON
70c
COMPARE AT $1.75 -10-oz. Jar Maxwell House Instant
$ 1 •49
GEMM COFFEE
argarine 4 lbs. for 79
BICK'S 15.�z. Sweet Mixed, Baby Dills or Yum Yurns
- PEAS 4 for -
87.
PICKL. ES
STOKELEY 14 -oz. HONEY POD FANCY 3 for $1 .00
POUCH PACK - SAVE i8c MONARCH---"
SAVE 24 MA79141 FREEZE DRIED 4 -oz.
COM ARO' AZ AC
VORNIA
G1NGERALE
30 -oz. Bottles
far'
PLUS DEPOSIT
'WE RESERYE THE RIGHT:TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
.00
CAKE MIXES
•, .
43cemi si$RA'it f‘oi.„tin
CRANI3ERRY, SAUCE or 49
FANdv..41UALI,Ty - 0-02. tins
TOMATO' JUICE p • • • ;1 3". ott •
0
IBEX BLANKETS
90"
SPECIAL'PRICE $E.83 per pair
• Sundays visitors with Ws
Game Wallace add We, Veil,
ilia Menke were Sins. Ethel
Matryn and M40.TJ
Ban White, St. Melee •
Nit add Mu, Itobeit Oar& I
MO, Brenda, Itenable and Rob-
bie Waited on Sundae with (Mkt
albs& Mrs, Zen Rearm R. P.
Stt Mane