HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-03-17, Page 121.20,1 TH MORON EXPOSITOR. SEAFORTH, ONT., MAR. 17, 1966
.ST0 COWMBAN NEWS OF .THE WEEK
At the ifibbert Township Fed-
eration of Agriculture . annual
banquet, held in St. Columban
WW1 hall, 120. people were
Served by members oaf St.
Colufliban's Catholic Women's
League. Those seated at the
head table were Rev. L. J.
Coughlin, Rev. A. Daynard and
Mrs. Daynard; president Robert
Hamilton; county president Ron
Skinner and Mrs. Skinner; sec-
retarystreasurer of township,
Russel Miller and Mrs. Miller
and Mr. and Mrs. A. Cook, Mit-
chell. Courtesy remarks were
made by Mervin Dow.
For the program Robert
Hamilton was chairman. Mrs.
Daynard introduced the guest
speaker, Mrs. Cook, Mitchell,
who showed slides of her trip
through Europe and Asia. Ap-
preciation to Mrs. Cook was ex-
pressed by Don Kernick. Mr.
Roney, as representative of Hib-
bert council, brought greetings
from the council.
Mrs. Don Brady and children,
London, with Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Sloan.
John McMillan. Detroit, and
Miss Noreen McMillan, London,
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill McMil-
lan.
Miss Mary Murray, • Lucan,
with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mur-
ray.
Ted Feeney, Kitchener, with
Mrs. Mary Feeney,
Miss Anne Melady, London,
with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Melady.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Enright,
Windsor, with Mr. and Mrs. T.
P. Dorris.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith and
Melody, Acton, with Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Cronin.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray
and family, Toronto, with Mr.
and Mrs. I`licleeel Murray.
Leonard Malteney; Lucan, and
Miss Jean Maloney, London,
with Mrs, Nora Maloney.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Plue,
Codrington, with John Delaney
and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Murray.
Miss Rita Kennedy, London,
with Mr. and Mrs. Angus Ken-
nedy.
Mr. and Mrs.Jack Mclver in
Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Purcell.
Set Plans For
Dessert Euchre
Mrs. Mae Habkirk and Mrs.
Margaret Messenger are to be
conveners for the lunch for a
dessert euchre, to be held in
the IOOF Hall 'on .Wednesday,
March 30. Mrs, James Rose,
Mrs. Joseph Grummett and Mrs.
Keith Sharp are to be in charge
of the tables. Mrs. Wm. Miller
and Miss Eleanor Henderson
are in charge of decorations.
It was announced that Huron
District meeting will be held at
Hensall the afternoon of April
13th, and Mrs. Edna Caldwell,
DDP for Huron, will visit Here
April 25. At the next regular
meeting, March 28, representa-
tives to Huron District and to
attend Rebekah Assembly in
Toronto in June, will be nam-
ed; also a district deputy presi-
dent is to be appointed, as it
is Seaforth's turn.
Mrs. Gordan Papple won the
mystery prize and tickets on , a
draw for a platform rocker
were, distributed. Funds are in
aid of the CPT committee work.
Mrs.,James-•Rose, NG, presided.
SAVAUGE'S MARCH
SALE
CLOSES
ON SATURDAY, MARCH 19th
FINAL ..CLEARANCE
of
ENGLISH SEMI -PORCELAIN
DINNERWARE
Still a' Few Sets -Left in Following Patterns:
"Rhapsody", "Ballad", "Manor House",
"Alicia", "Azure", Venetian", "Wed-
ding Day", "Tulip Time", Etc.
TO CLEAR AS LOW AS $24.95
for a 61 -Piece Service for_8• • •
Fine' English Bone
CHINA. DINNERWARE
In Wedgwood, Royal Albert, Royal Doulton,
Minton, Spode, Etc., at
t5%o Discount on orders of $50
and over
10%' Discount on Open Stock
Costume
JEWELLERY
Clearance
590.
Regular $1.00 Values—Some
higher.
English .Bone China
Cups & Saucers
(Reg. $1.00 Value)
To clear at 79¢
All other Cups and Saucers
at March' Sale Prices
CUFF LINK
and
TIE BAR SETS
at HALF PRICE...
Reg. $3.95 Sets
To Clear at $1.97
Reg. $5.00 Sets
To Clear at $2.50
Reg. $2,50 Tie Bar Sets
To Clear at $1.25
Trade -In
WATCH SALE
Your old Watch is
Worth° MORE when
you trade it in On a
smart new time-
piece at
Savauge's March
Sale!
BUY AT MARCH SALE PRICES
Jewellery: - Silverware - Clocks and Watches
Billfolds - Cornflower & Monaco Glassware
' Aluminum Giftware - Etc.
But . . . BUY TO -DAY!
SALE CLOSES SATURDAY!
WASUG
ev eIiE ry . Gifts - Finethina
EA oRPH
I ..
20. Auction Sales
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Clearing Auction Sale of
Shorthorn and Hereford Cat-
tle; Farm Implements and
Feed, on Lot 13, Con. 8, 'of
Hibbert Township, % mile
East of Staffa, 5 miles South
of Dublin, on WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 30th, at 1 p.tn.
A full list will appear in
next week's paper.
CECIL BOWMAN, Prop.
W. E. Nairn and Son, Auc-
tioneers.
20-16-1
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Clearing Auction Sale of
Livestock, Machinery, Hay
and Grain, Lot 16, Con. 4, of
Tuckersmith' Township, 'two
miles East of Kippen, or six
miles South of Seaforth, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 29th, at
12:30 sharp.
CATTLE — Holstein herd
of 17 cows and heifers; three
Holstein cows, due in April,
unit bred; 4 Holstein heifers,
fresh in Feb. and March; heifer
2
Holstein heifers, due in May;
4 Hdlstein cows, freshened in
Feb. and March; 2 cows,
milking and rebred; 1 far-
row cow; 8 young calves; 4
Holstein heifers, under one
year; 2 yearling heifers,
(part Hereford); 3 grass
steers.
•PIGS — 19 pigs, 8 weeks
ol d.
IMPLEMENTS—All nearly
new, in excellent condition.
1962 Fordson Major• diesel
tractor„- with. all hydraulics;.
C -A Allis-Chalmers tractor,
complete with manure loader,
bean scuffler and puller; 3 --
furrow Oliver hydraulic
plow, 14 -inch bottom; Mar-
vel grain thrower; lVMassey
Harris grinder; Gehl ham-
mer mill and 70 -ft. endless
belt; oat roller; Massey -Har-
ris fertilizer 15 -disc drill;
land roller; Case land pack-
er; New Holland' baler; 32 -ft.
Smoker elevator, with motor;
bale ,stooker; New Idea hay
conditioner; 7 -ft. New Idea
mower; New Holland rake;
New Holland power take -off
spreader; White snow blow-
er: Triple K 9 -ft. cultivator;
9 -ft. . stiff tooth cultivator;
International '7 -ft. combine,
'used one season, complete
with bean attachments; 4 -
section harrows; Bue1er wa-
gon, with grain box; Cock-
shutt one-way disc; 20 -ft. ex-
tension 'hay conveyor; War-
ner bean cooker, complete;
Massey -Harris 8 -ft. binder,
used for swathing; galvanized
trough; farrowing crate; 3
heat lamps; trailer with
racks; extension ladder; two
fanning mills; 2 set scales; 2 -
unit Universal milking ma-
chine; 6 -can spray milk
cooler; 10 milk cans; loading
shute; wheel barrow; .elec-
tric motor;. Stewart electric
cattle clippers; 2 cutters; set
sleighs; 5 cord hard wood;
robes; chains; tools.
HAY — Quantity baled
hay and straw; grain.
Other articles too numer-
ous to mention.
TERMS=Cash, rio reserve,
farm .sold.
JOHN SINCLAIR, Prop.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer,
George Powell, Clerk.
20-16-2
20. Auction Sales
covers for round corn cribs;
pig electric brooder; Case hy-
draulic cylinder With hose;
Lantz sickle knife sharpener;
section remover and riveter;
a number of safety road
signs; a quantity of red barn
paint; a quantity of . bushel
hampers, with covers; a
quantity of lumber; 1 cutter;
1 buggy; horse scuffler; single
walking plow; grease guns;
3 tarpaulins, 8 x 10, 6 x 12,
12 x 16; a number of 5 gal.
cans; 12 gauge shot gun;
shovels, forks, chains and
other artieles too numerous
to mention. - ---
FURNITURE and HOUSE-
HOLD ARTICLES — walnut
china cabinet and buffet;
lazy boy'chair; ,and
electric stove, 24"; Westing-
house washer, wide laundry
tubs and bench! lamps;• tables
wardrobe; chairs; churn; roll
top writing desk; a quantity
of dishes, etc.; high chair
and bassinette.
CATTLE—Hereford cows,
pasture bred and the proper-
ty of Donald McNeil, Blyth,
consisting of: 2 heifers, 3
years old: 5 cows, 6 years
old; 1 cow, 7 years old; 1 An-
gus cow, 8 years old; 1 Here-
ford cow, aged; 1 Hereford
cow, open: 1 Hereford bull,
3 years old,, (registered).
TERMS—Cash. No reserve,
as Farm is sold.
GEORGE WATT, Proprietor.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
George 'Powell, Clerk.
20-16-2
CLEARING
.-ATJCTION- SALE- •
Clearing Auction' Sale of
Farm Stock and Machinery,
at Lot 2, Con. 13, • Hullett
Township, 2 miles West and
2 miles South of Walton, or
2 miles South and 6, miles
East of Blyth, on WEDNES-
DAY. MARCH 30th, at 1 p.m:
LIVESTOCK — 30 Here-
ford feeder. steers, 950 to
1.000 lbs.
IMPLEMENTS — W-6 Mc-
Cormick tractor;• John Deere
A tractor; No. 50 hydraulic
loader; No. 29 Owatonna 12 -
ft. self propelled swather,
used 2 seasons; New Holland
270, power take -off baler, in
new condition; .heat houser;
32 -ft. Case grain and bale
elevator; 3-H.P. gasoline en-
gine; Cockshutt wagon and
15 -ft. rack; Wood, electric
grain roller, 1-II..P. electric
motor; Titon No. 50 chain
saw ; Stewart electric clip-
pers; Duitt cattle oiler; el-
ectric brooder, 500 chick
capacity;. -3.0 -ft: grain• •auger;,
wheel barrow; • 25 cedar
posts; 1 bushel grass seed;
12 -ft. John Deere cultivator;
,Gehl 10" hammer mill; 3 -
furrow International Ace
Bottom plow, on .rubber; 6 -
section drag. harrows; _3,S.ec-
tion harrow stretcher; Min-
neapolis 100 'bushel power
take -off manure 'spreader;
John Deere 17 -run grain and
fertilizer drill; Case 10 -ft.
packer; 4 -furrow Internation-
al Ace Bottom ' plow; John
Deere 2 -row mounted scuff -
ler; John Deere' 7 -ft, semi -
mounted mower; Interna-,
tional one-way disc.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -
3 end tables; 2• brown"' iron
beds, springs, mattresses;
kitchen stool; Kenmore oil
space heater; magazine rack;
quantity fruit , sealers; din-
ing room table, 6 chairs; 2
Congoleum rugs, 9 x 101/2;
Other articles tpo numerous
to mention.
TERMS—Cash, po reserve,
farm sold.
LESLIE REID, Proprietor.
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer.
George Powell,' Clerk.
20-16-2
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Clearing Auction Sale. of
Hereford •Cattle, Farm Ma,
chinery, Small -Tools, House-
hold Furnishings, for George.
Watt, Lot 6, Con. 14, Hullett
Township, 4 miles East of
Blyth, 3 miles West of Wal-
ton, on County Road• 25, on
SATURDAY, • MARCH 26,.,
1966, . at 1 p.m. .
IMPLEMENTS — Case
700 standard tractor, 3,340
hours, live PTO and hydraul-
ic with 3 -point hitch, power
steering; Case 4 -bottom, 14"
semi -mounted plow; Massey -
Harris S -P 80 combine, with
straw chopper and power
steering, 12 -ft. head, in good
condition; Allis - Chalrters
model C •tractor, with 2.l'ow
corn or bean hydraulic lift
cultivator; Versatile 12' S.P.
swather; Dion forage harvest-
er, nearly new; sander for
sharpening knives for same;
O.K. silage blower with pipes
for 66' silo and clamps also
inside pipes; 16 -run Mc -D
seed drill on rubber; 7' Allis-
Chalmers side mounted mow-
er for A.C. model C tractor;
1 -ton Ford truck, 1951 mod-
el; 12' John Deere sprfng
tooth harrows; Oliver heavy
duty one way disc, fitted for
hydraulie lift; Contenintal
post hole digger; wire winder
for same; 3 forage racks, in
`good condition; 1 Case, 1
Buehler, 1 Hergatt rubber
tired wagons, with good
tires; flat rack with, bunks
for Buehler wagon, 51/2' x
12'; stock rack; Case culti-
packere PTO grass seeder for
pasture ' mixtures; modern
geed cleaner with screens
and bagger; seed treater; 6"
grain auger, 27'; Wisconsin
$°-HP gas engine; London.
spray motor spray pump,
with 120 gal. tank on truck;
Champion snow blower; wo-
ven wire stretcher; Ratchet
single wire stretcher; fencing
tools; a quantity of water•
bowls; a number of steel
wrenches; air•eoinpressor and.
tank with,. hose; 7 -sections of
harrows; 36$t,' extension
ladder; heat Mouser; 3 steel
$80,000.00
Used Machinery Inventory
AUCTION SALE •
SATURDAY, MARCH 19th,
Starting Time 12:00 o'clock.
40. Tractors
MSF 90. diesel, 2; M -F 85
diesel; M -F 85, gas; M -F 65,
diesel; M -F 50, gas, 2; M -F
35, diesel; M -F 202, Ind.;
M -H 44, gas, R.C., 2; .'Pit -H
30 and cultivator, 2; Ferg.
20, 85, 2; I.H.C. 275, diesel;
I.H.C. H• . I.H.C.• M; LI.C.
A and cultivator; I.H.C. VG' -4;
A -C W -C-4; A -C B; John
Deere B, 3;. John Deere 'H;
Oliver 55 diesel; M -M
M -M R; Oliver 60 and culti-
vator; Ford 8N; Ford 9N, 2;
Case SC; Fordson; Ford Dex-
tra; Cockshutt 30'.
Combines
10 S.P., all . makes;, . 20
P.T.O.
6 balers; 30 plows; corn
pickers; 25 disc-harro'tvs;
corn planters; spreaders;-dnl-
tivators; mowers; rakes; til-
lage tools; hammer mhls;
other miscellaneous egt.�ip-
tnent.
•
Goods subject to previous
sale or trade.
TERMS—Cash, or pre-ar-
fanged credit.
'William Johnson, Auctioneer,
LEE FARM EQUIPMENT
LTD.
Rodney, ,Interchange 15 and
401 Highways,
. 20.14..1
20. Auction Sales
EXTENSIVE
AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate,
Tractors, Auto, Farm Imple-
ments, Hay, Grain, House-
hold Effects and Miscellan-
eous Items, on the premises,
Lot 15, Con. 1, Hay Town-
ship, 11/4 tulles South of
Hensall or 3% miles North
of Exeter, on Highway 4.
The undersigned auction-
eer received instructions to
sell by public auction on
FRIDAY, MARCH 18, at 12
p.m.
Real Estate:
Parcel • No.; 1: 100 -acre
farm, Lot 15, Con. 1, Hay
Township, 10 acres mixed
bush, more or less, remainder
all tillable. Fully modernized
11/2 -storey brick dwelling.
Large "L" shaped barn, com-
pletely modernized for beef
cattle, silo, 2 drive sheds,
garage and poultry house.
Buildings all in first-class
condition.
Parcel No, 2: 40 acres ad-
joining farm, Lot 16, Con. 1,
Hay Township, with no
buildings.
These are exceptional good
farms, well situated, land all
tillable, choice clay .loam,
highly productive and in
first-class state of 'cultiva-
tion. Inspection invited.
Terms of Real Estate -10%
on day of sale, additional
10% in• 30 days, balance in
3 months. Sold subject to a
reasonable reserve bid.
PLEASE NOTE—Farms to,
be offered in one unit.
:. Auto • ---- Meteor, --1-964,. 4-'
door sedan. low mileage and
in new condition.
Ford diesel 5000 new range
standard, fully - hydraulic
tractor, like new.
M.F. 50 standard tractor,
equiped with. loader, new
condition.
Also • a full line of Farm
Machinery to be offered.
MRS. BEATRICE FABER,
Administratrix for the .estate
of the late John .. Faber
DALTON FINKBEINER,
Clerk
ALVII' WALPER Auctioneer
CLEARING
AUCTION. SALE -
Clearing Auction Sale of
Cattle, Machinery, Hay and
Grain and Household Effects,
at Lot 35, Con, 9, Goderich
Township, 42 miles West of
Clinton,, on - SATURDAY,
MARCH 26, at I' p.m.
CATTLE — 1 grade Hol-
stein .heifer, due June 7; 1
registered Holstein heifer,
due May 14;-1.' registered Hol-
stein heifer, 15 months old;
1 registered Holstein heifer
calf, 11 _months; 4 Holstein-
Hereford cross steers, 15
months old; 1 Holstein -Here-
ford cross steer and 1 heifer,
1 year. old. -
MACHINERY Massey -
Harris 44 tractor, in good
condition, withheat houser;
International' 200 tractor,
row crop, withfast hitchand
cultivator; 3 -furrow Massey'
plow; . Fleury-Bissel disc;
Cockshutt side rake; hay
loader; New Idea manure
spreader; New Idea 7 -ft.
mower; • .4 -section harrows;
land packer; 8 -ft. cultivator;
McCormick 7 -ft. binder; -Mc-
Cormick seed drill; rubber
tired wagon, with 16 -ft.
rack; 2,000 ib. scales; • exten-
sion ladder; water trough;
emery and 'motor; wheel bar-
row, and other articles"t'oo
numerous to mention.
HAY and GRAIN — 800
bales mixed hay; 2,000 bush-
els of mixed grain; .10 -ft. of
ensilage.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -
4 'high back chairs; dining
room furniture; bedroom
suite; coal and wood range,
(Empire); cloth rack; com-
bination door. 34" by 82";
fruit jars and many other ar-
ticles.
TERMS—Cash.
No reserve, as farm is sold.
MRS. MURRIEL GRIGG,
Proprietress.
Bruce Rath:well,. Auctioneer.
20 16-2
21. Tenders' Wanted
21. Tenders. Wanted
SEPARATE
DRAINAGE
TENDERS
Township of McKillop
For the construction and
repair, according to engineer's.
report, plans profile, specifi•
-
cations and instructions, to
bidders, will be received by
the undersigned until noon,
Saturday, April 2nd, 1966.
(1) McKillop-Hullett Boun-
dary Dram, 6,700 lineal
feet, ,(8,730 cu. yds.) open
wok, clearing brush, ex-
cavating and levelling
spoil bank. Township to
supply . 60 feet of 4 -foot
pipe. Work to. be complet-
ed in July.
(2) Johnson - Irvine Drain
Improvement, 6,500 lineal
feet of open work, 1,700
cu. yds. (approx. 700
cu. yds. to be trucked to
fill old channel and form
embankment) and to low-
er culvert.Additional in-
struction to bidders on
item 2 are • in Clerk's Of-
fice and work to be con-
structed and completed
during August, 1966.
Contractor to be covered
by Workmen's Compensation
and Public Liability Insur-
ance. A certified cheque for
10 percent of the bid to ac-
company tender. Lowest or
any tender not necessarily
accepted. Plans, profile, etc„
may be seen at my office.
J. M. ECKERT,
Clerk, McKillop Township,
RR 1, Seaforth, Ontario.
21-16-1
DEPARTMENT • OF
PUBLIC WORKS OF
CANADA,
TENDERS
SEALED TENDERS ad-
dressed to Secretary, Depart-
ment of Public Works of Can-
ada, Room B 326, Sir Charles
Tupper Building, Riverside
Drive, Ottawa 8, and endors-
ed "TENDER FOR HAR-
BOUR REPAIRS AND IM-
PROVEMENTS, (REPAIRS
TO SOUTH PIER), BAY -
FIELD, ONT.", will be re-
ceived until 3:00 p.m, (EST),
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13,
1966.
Tender documents can be
obtained through: Chief Bit-
gineer, Room E-443, Sir
Charles Tupper Building,
Riverside Drive, Ottawa,
Ont:; District Engineer, P.O.
Box 688, Dominion•. Public
Building, 457 Richmond St.,
London, Ont., and can be
seen at the Post 'Office at
Bayfield and Goderich, Ont.
To be considered each ten-
der must be submitted bre the
forms supplied by the Depart-
ment and must be accom-
f!diithterden the tender
The lowest or any tefi-der
not necessarily accepted.
1tOB1:fT• Po i 1E% Sears.
tart'.
GRAVEL
TENDERS
Township of East
- Wawanosh
Sealed tenders, (marked
"Tender for Gravel"), for ap-
proximately 10,000 cu. yds.
gravel, % screen. Contractor
to supply, crush and deliver
to roads of said Township,
under supervision of Road
Superintendent.
Crusher to be fed by shov-
el and contract to be com-
pleted by Sept. 30, 1966:
A certified cheque for
$300.00 to accompany tender.
Tenders close April 2, at
5 p.m.
C. W. HANNA,
Road Superintendent, ,
Relgrave„ Ont.
• 21-16-2
22. Legal Notices
NOPICE
• TO CREDITORS
ALL persons having claims
against' ' the Estate . of
ALBERT CLIFFORD.
BROOME,
Carpenter, late, of the Town
of Seaforth, in the County of
Huron, who died on or about
the 6th day of August, 1965,
are required to file the -same
with full particulars with the
undersigned by the 2nd day
of April, 1966, as after that
date the assets of the estate
will be distributed.
DATED at Goderich, On
tarip,, this 7th day of March,
1966. -
HAYS, PREST & HAYS,,.
Barristers and Solicitors,
33 Montreal Street,
Goderich, Ontario.
" 22-15-3
NOTICE
TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
ETHEL ADA WEBSTER
All persons having claims'
against the Estate of Ethel
Ada Webster, late of the
Town of Seaforth, in the
County of Huron, deceased,
who died on or about the 28th
day of January, 1966, are
hereby notified- to -send _ In.
full particulars of their
claims to the undersigned on
or before the 7th day of Ap-
ril, 1966, after which date,
the assets will be distributed
having regard only- to claims
then received.
DATED at Seaforth, On-
tario, this 10th day bf March,
1966.
McCONNELL & STEWART,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the 'Executors:
22-16-3
23. Business Directory
JOHN E. LONGSTA.FF
OPTOMETRIST
Seaforth Office:
Thes., Thurs., Fri., 9 to 5:30p.m.
Sat., 9 to 12 noon
Thursday evening by appoint-
ment only
Phone 527-1240 -- or 4824010
23. Business Directory
A. M. HARPER .
Chartered Accountant
55-57 South Street Telephone
Goderich 524-7562
Mon., Wed. — Clinton Office
SEAFORTH
VETERINARY
• CLINIC
J, 0. Ttunbtill„i);V.11f, V.S.
„ W. R. Bryans,,D.V,M., V.S.
P. DCS Cul s., VV'.M” v S.. .
Phone 527-1760' .° • Seaforth
A. - W. SILLERY
Barrister ', Solicitor, •Etc, •
Office 1527.11350 - Rea. 527-1643
Seaforth - . Ontario
McCONNELL
& STEWART
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. ,
P. D. McCONNELL, 'Q.C. "
D, I. STEWART
Seaforth, Ont. Phone 527-0850
J. A. BURKE
Funeral Director
and Ambulance Service
DUBLIN - ONTARIO
Night or Day Calls
Phone 43 R 10
• BOX
FUNERAL SERVICE
Prompt and careful attention
Ambulance Service
Flowers For All Occasions
Phones:
Day 527-0680 Night 527-0885
W. J. CLEARY
Seaforth, Ontario
LICENSED EMBALMER
and FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Night or Day Calls— 527-0510
G. A. WHITNEY
FUNERAL HOME
Goderich St. W., Seaforth
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Adjustable hospital' beds for
rent.
FLOWERS FOR EVERY
OCCASION
Phone 527-1390 Seaforth
24. Cards of Thanks
THE sisters and nephews of
the late Clifton Clare Way,
of London, Ont., wish to ex-
press their sincere apprecia-
tion for messages _ of -sym-
pathy also thanks to Mr: G.
A. Whitney and Rev. A. Scott
Mrs. James Stewart and Mr.
George Hays. - 24-16x1
WE wish to express our sin-
cere thanks and apprecia-
tion to our relatives, friends
and neighbors, for the 'many
acts of kindness and expres-
sions of sympathy received
during our recent bereave-
ment. — Mrs. Harvey Tur-
ner and Family. 24-16x1
Mr. and Mrs. George Stone
wish to thank all the friends
and neighbors who helped to
Make their 25th' Wedding
Anniversary such a pleasant
one anti also for the lovely
presents given. 24-16x1
I would like to thank my
relatives, friends and neigh-
bors who • remembered me
with cards, treats and visits
while I was -a patient in -Sea -
forth Community Hospital
and since returning home. -
Also to thank Dr. Malkus
and Dr. Brady, Miss Drops
and the nursing staff. It was
all deeply appreciated. —
Mrs Thomas Carter.',
24-16=1
'WE. would like to take this
opportunity of saying thanks
to each and every one who
has helped in so many ways
while. Jim' has been in the
hospital. Words cannot ex-
press the feelings we have
for the visits, cards and
treats sent to the hospital. Al-
so for the boxes sent to the
home and those who have so
kindly taken me to visit Jim:
Special thanks to Drs, Brady, -
Malkus and Hunt, Box's Am-
bulance and nurses at both
Seaforth and London Hospi-
tals; ..also to our many good
friends who 'have helped in
various ways. Your t thought-
fulness is greatly appreciat-
ed and shall never be for-
gotten,°— Jim and June Bol-
ger. 24-16x1
WE would like to .thank all
our relatives, friends , and
neighbors, Father H.Laragh,
Father J. T. Saigeon, St.
Jame's Separate School Board
teachers and pupils, St.
James' Catholic Women's
League for their Mass offer-
ings, floral' tributes, messages»
of sympathy, also all those
whet helped in anyway dur-
ing our recent 'sad bereave-
ment. _John and Danny
Maloney: • 24-16-1
I would like . to express my
sincere thanks to "telatives,
friends and q neighbors who
remembered me with flow-
ers, cards, treats and visits
while I was a patient in Sea -
forth Community Hospital
and since I left. Thanks to
Drs. Brady and Maikus, Miss
Drope and all the nursing
staff. Everything was deeply
appreciated. Thanks also to
Rev. and Mrs. Shatto for
their encouraging visits. —
Mrs. Lydia Hoegy. 24-16x1
•
25. In Memoriam-
CUDMVMORl+.",—In ' ever loving
memory of our dear father,
Roland Cudmore, who passed
away on March 16th, 1928.
—Daughters and Sons,
25-16x1
Births
KALE — At Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital,' en March
10, to Mr: and Mrs. Thomas
Kale, RR 5, Seaforth, a
daughter.
McKELLAR — At Seaforth
Community Hospital, , on
March 13, to Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas McKellar, Sea -
forth, a son.
Engagements
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shea, of
RR 1, Dublin, announce the
engagement of their - daugh-
ter Veronica Frances, to Mr.
Charles Alfred Pricee son of
Mr. and. Mrs. Alfred Price of
Seaforth. Wedding to take
place in St. Patrick's Church,
Dublin, on Saturday, the 16th
of April, at 10:30 o'clock. xl
e
Births • •
STURGEON l At Alexan-
der Marine Hospital, God-
erich, oh March 13, to Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Sturgeon, a
daughter.
MOIR --- In St. Joseph's Hos-
pital London, on March 2,
to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Moir, Hensall, a son,
O'ROURH1i ... At Seaforth
Community Hospital, on
March 10, to Mr, and. Mrs.
`ehn O'Rourke,, ' lUt 1,
DOM, brit.; a 301.
Too Late
FOR SALE —
Orville. Greer,
0547.
FOR SALE —
bed, springs and
good condition.
Lemon, phone 5
Baled hay.
phone 527-
11-16-1
Continental
mattress, in
Mrs. Dave
27-0330.
11-16-1
FOR SALE — Quantity of
mixed grain. Arnold Taylor,
Brucefield, phone 482-9155.
11-16x1
FOR SALE — Honey, Clover
honey, 4 -lb. pail, $1.25; $-lb.
pails, 42.35; 2 30-1b. pails
only. $8.00 each, Wallace Ross
Apairies. 11-16-2
WANTED TO BUY --One
high chair, in good condition.
Phone 527-0527. 1216-1
WANTED TO BUY _ Strol-
ler, in good condition. Phone
527-1813, Seaforth, 12-16x1
WANTED TO BUY Child's
crib, in. , good condition.
Telephone 527-1344, after 6.
12-16x2
FOR SSALE — 1956. Ply-
mouth, 4 -door, body, motor
and tires in excellent condi-
tion. Two snow tires. Price
$275.00 Phone 527-1424. -
JUST ARRIVED
Latest Fashions ' in Spring'
and Summer. Costume Jewel-
lery.
ANSTETT JEWELLERS
LTD. .
11-16-t i
APPLICATIONS.
Applications will be re-
ceived 'by. the - undersigned
until Monday, March . -28,
3966, for a position on the
Public Works Staff. Appli-
cants must be able to operate
all, 'town equipment.
E. M. WILLIAMS, Clerk,
. Town of Seaforth.
4-16-2
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Obituaries
CLIFTON C. WAY
Clifton Clare Way, 53, of Lon,
Ton,' was found dead in his
apartment, 753 'Richmond St.,
London. Born- at Goderich, a
son of the a late Mr. and Mrs.
Alva' Way, of Egrnon'dville; he
was educated in. Tuckersmith
and Seaforth 'schools. He° was a
member of Egmondville United
Church. He had served in the
Air Force for two years in the
Second World War.
Surviving are •four sisters,
Mrs. Russell (Helen) Dallas, RR
1, Brucefield; Mrs. Ida Jackson,
London; Mrs. Robert (Gladys)
Cross, London, and Mrs. Harold
(Evelyn) Shera, Egmondville.
A. Masonic service was held
Sunday night.
A private funeral service was
held Monday at 2 p.m. at the
G. A. Whitney funeral home,
Seaforth, with Rev. Alan Scott,
of Egmondville United sChurch,
officiating. Temporary entomb-
ment was in Pioneer Memorial
Mausoleum, with burial later
in Maitlandbank cemetery. Pall- .
bearers were Donald Jackson,
Jack Dallas, William Dallas,
Preston Dallas, Warren Shera
and Keith Cross.
FRANCIS W. HARBURN
A highly esteemed resident
of Hensall for the past twenty
years, Francis W. Harburn, 61,
died suddenly at his work while
employed as night watchman
for Exeter Canadian Canners;
at their warehouse at Grand
Bend, Saturday afternoon.
The late Mr. Harburn was
born at New Liskeard; was a
member of Hensall United
Church, and a member of Exe-
ter LOL. •
Surviving are his wife,' the
foresee . Madeline Walden, of
Westfield; one daughter, Mrs.
John (Geraldine) Eckel,. RR 1,
Varna; five sons, William, God-
erich; Glenn, Stratford; Murray,
Grand Bend; Laverne and Keith
at home; two sisters, Mrs, Roy
(Hilda)' Smale, RR 1, Hensall;
Mrs. Mary Potter, Stratford;
two brothers, Henry, Staffa, and
Marvin, Florida, , and three
grandchildren.
Largely attended funeral ser-
vices were held from the Bon-
thron Funeral . Home, Hensall,
at 2 p.m,. Tuesday, conducted by
Rev. H. F. Currie, with inter-
ment in Stat& cemetery. Pall-
bearers were J.im Sinale, David
Smale Lorne Brodhagen, and
Harold,. Garth and Lloyd Me-.
' •diinehey.
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