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TO YOUR ADVANTAGE
1 Coming Events
2 Lost. Strayed
3 Found
4 Help Wanted
5 Business Opportunities
• 6. Teachers ,Wanted
7 Situations Wanted
8 Farm Stock For' Sale
9 Poultry For Sale
10 Used Cara For Sale
11. Articles For Sale
12 Wanted To -Buy
13 Wanted
14 Property For Sale
15 Property For Rent
16. For Sale or Rept
17 Wanted To Rent
18 Property Wanted
19 Notices
20 Auction Sales
,;Z1 Tenders Wanted
rk 22 Legal Notices
23. Business Directory
,24 Wards of Thanks
25 )r' Mento -}am
28 •>' Nona Is
ads .a,a ,nserted at.
• ral, ,f 2 rents per word
Eact ember. initial and ab•
bre' ,1 •or counts as one word
Ads , .rehiect to the follow-
ing "'mums: Classifications
2, 3 , l n 11. 12 13. 15 and
17, • ;•'n,em 40c an insertion
Clasp Ricer 25 menimum 65c
plus `,o. each 4 -line verse
All r. ' 'iassifications, mini -
mutt ants per insertion.
• exec' • ,tion Sa!trs (20), Ten.
den ' 'anted '21) •and Legal
Nbti. 12 rates on applica-
tion
Fo' ash payment, or if paid
by 1n nays following last inser-
tion 'S CENTS ,deducted from
• bovn-.,tes.
• ' 1, l 1' 11 t
SEAFORTH,,Whirl - a - ways
will sponsor "a dance in Sea -
forth District High School on
Friday, Jan. 27, at 8:30 p.m.
with Earle Park as caller.
Prices $2.50 per couple. Lunch
provided, Spectators invited
to look on. 1-58-2
DANCE in Brodhagen,,,Com-
munity Centre, auspices of
Chamber of Commerce, Fri -
du., January 20th. Music by
.� Commancheros. 1-59-1
UNIT one of the U.C.W. of
Northside United Church plan
to hold a bake sale April 8th.
1-59-1
4. + 1111 c•tf
WANTED immediately: rep-
resentative for the New Books
of Knowledge for Seaforth
and Area. Full or part time.
Apply to Bo 1624, Huron Ex-
positor. 4-57-tf
Earn Extra Money
this summer with no invest-
ment.
Grow Cucumbers,
for Rose Brand Pickles
We have
top prices
free pick-up
highest yielding seed
Write to:
Matthews -Wells Co. Ltd
Guelph, Ont.
Or Call:
Cronin Transport
Dublin, Ont.
4-58-3
7. Situations Wanted
WILL do housework by the
day. Phone 527-1638.
4-58-2
PART-TIME work, mornings
and Saturdays, 8 till 12 in the
mornings and all day Satur-
days. Ernest Marshall, Phbne
527-1342, 7-59x1
8. Farm Stock For Sale
NINETEEN pigs, 8 weeks old,
11 pies, 10 weeks old. George
Love, Walton. 8.59=1
FIFTEEN pigs, 7 weeks old.
John Jewitt, phone 527-1808.
7 i 8-59-1
TWENTY-NINE good pigs, 8-
9 weeks old. Leo Arts, RR 5
• Seaforth, phone Dublin 109-
R 9. ' 8-59.1.
i
'TWENTY Pigs 9 weeks old,
Lorne Cronin, Dublin phone
142, 8-59"-1
HOLSTEIN cow, due within
a week, Peter Swinkles,-,phone
527-0436. 8-59x1
WHITE -faced heifer calf, Mar-
tin . Van Bakel, RR 1 Dublin,
phone 87 R 2. 8-59-1
THIRTY chunks. William
Poppe, Phone 40 R 14 Dublin.
r
8-59x1
9 Poultry For Sale
TIMBER LEGHORN.
Day Old and Started Pullets
Red x S x Red Pullets
4 Mixed Chicks and Cockerels,
Available now. Book your or-
ders early.
SCOTT POULTRY
,FARMS, LTD.
Seaforth
Phone 527-0847 Sox 160
19-44-tf
4
THE HURON EX$'ipSlTOR, SEAFORTH, ANY.(. JAW 1x 1,00.4..
10..1'„t•d ('arK For Sale
HALF ton truck, '58, GMC,
A-1 condition, phone 527-1325
or 527.0378. Can be seen at
Howard Allan's, Brucefield.
10-594
11. . r-tti;.it,. r or male
BELL upright piano and vio-
lin. Apply after 5 pan. Phone
527-0784. 11-58x3
THREE Collie pups, black and
white markings. Parents good
'cattle d,ggs, George R. Camp-
bell:, phone 527-1747. 11-58x2
180 Gallon hot water tank,
and jacket heater, in good
condition, , with all fit-
tings. Reasonable. Ron Sav-
auge, 527-1103'. 11-57-3
10. Used (`ars For, Sale
1964 Ford Galaxie 500, hard
top, it A4 condition, ,,pprived
to sell, Write t3ox 1628', The
Huron :Xfioaittirw 10.59.1
WANTED ' someone to, take
over Singer Zig Zag sewAng
machine, which does button-
holes and fancy stitches. $8:00
monthly or.$5.7:0O..eash.. Write
Box 1627, The Huron Exposi-
tor. 11-58-2
HONEY FOR SALE -Clover
2 lbs., 65e; 4 lbs., $1.35; 8 lbs.,
$2,50; light amber, 8 lbs.,
$2.50; 5-30 lb. pails only $8:50
each; comb honey 70c. Insist
on buying ttnpasturized honey
the way it comes, from the
bees. Wallace Ross Apiaries.
11-58-2
Wood For Sale •
Heavy hard maple and beech
slab wood delivered to your
yard. 7 cords $28.00 or 5
cords ,$20,00.
CRAIG'S SAWMILL -
Auburn, Phone 526-722b
11-57-3
Jewellery Repairs
We do all types of jewellery
repairs
Ring Sizing • .
Retip Claws
•Rebuild Shanks.
Bead Restringing .
Repair costume jewellery.
Anstett Jewellers Ltd.
1.1-44-tf
FREE to a good home, -1 ik
year old female dog. Good
with' children. Also 7 month
old female part.German Shen:
herd, very pretty and good
with children and good farm
dogs. Dublin 11 R $,. 11-594
CREAM separat r;" large size
Viking, new last April. Geo.
a se. Phone 527-0258.
11-59x1
McCORMICK Deering cream
separator, stainless steel tank
and parts. Co-op milker with
stainless steel. parts: Phone
116R 2 Dublin. 11-59-2
GIRL'S winter ..coat, size 10,
blue with grey fur collar; also
girl's coat teen size 12, blue
with black fur collar, in good
condition. Will sell reasonably
phone 52-7-0843. 11-59x1
THREE cats to give away.
Phone 527-0083. Call after six.
11-59x1
QUANTITY of mixed, grain.
Percy Dalton, phone 527.1965,
ER 1 Walton. 11-59x2
ONE Gendron sleeper -stroller.
Phone. 527-0825. 11-.594
COCKSHUTT 811!2 ft, cultiva-
tor, on rubber. good condition.
Heavy. duty 7 ton wagon and
grain box nearly new; set of
tractor chains fits 10 x 28 tires
nearly new: 20 good' pigs,. 3
weeks old. Lorne Cronin, Dub-
lin. phone 142. ' 11-59-1
ONE modern .table lamp and
floor 'lamp.. Phone 527-0947.
11-59x1
RESPONSIBLE party to take
over $8.00 payments on Singer
sewing machine with zig zag-
ger, makes buttonholes and
fancy stitches. Can be had
558.00 cash. Write "box 1630.
Huron Expositor, 11-59-2
12- Wanted To Ruv
ANTIQUE furniture, pictures
frames, cupboards, lamps and
dishes, etc. Will buy individ-
ual pieces or complete house-
hold. Phone 271-1578.
12-44-tf
WANTED -
HAY, 'straw, corn and grain,
any quality or quantity. 'Len
Watson, 13 Pullamore Rd.,
Brampton, •-•Ontario, ph o n e
451-4804. 12-54-15
14. Property For Sale
VICTORIA
and -
GREY
TRUST
COMPANY
Check this. list for size and
location, then contact us for
detailed information and In-
spection, •
410 adjoining acres north-
east of Seaforth.
287 acres northwest of Mit-
chell.
199 acres close to Stratford.
175 acres north of Mitchell.
150 acre modern dairy farm
-Mitchell.
150 acres close -to Blyth,
150 acres Seaforth area.
125 acres Walton District.
115 acres East of Clintosii'
100 acres West of Monkton.
100 acres close to Stratford
11. farolierte, For gale
City Limits.
100 acres Listowel District.
75 acres' at Stratford City
Limits.
69 acres partly in Stratford.
VICTORIA
and
GREY
RUST
(Stratford)
Telephone • - Office: 271-2050
Don'MeTavish -, Res: 625.8788
Joe Delesie - Res: 393-6216
144584
Opportunities
For
Investment
Less than $4,000 buys easily
rented home. Low taxes, gas
furnace. good location to
Main Street. Figure out
your profits.
Newly painted 3 bedraom
house, one block from busi-
ness section. Low taxes.
Heated with pas space heat-
ers. Pric-'d to sell,
White brick house, every mod-
ern convenience, connected
to sewer.
Two family house, each unit
complete with own h"atiee
system. bath, and kitchen.
'h. block from blinker light.
Mav be nurchased on Pay-
ment plan.
WANTED TN THIS ARTA.
. . - . 50 ACRES WORK -
AIME / , 100 ACRES
WORKABLE , . . 150
'ACRES WORKABLE.
WIIALT AM M. HART
Seaforth
Salesman
'tarn r,' TOTTNIQTON
REAL ESTATE LTn
14-59-1
1".i. I'rntier'l a 1' or lie'ni
A MODERN duplex apart-
nient on Ord Street, available.
middle of February. Norrnan
Schneider, phone 527-1164.
15-59x2
'IODERN 2 -bedroom .,part •
ment. Phone 52'7-0810 or Ex-
eter, 235-1510. 15-44-tf
c'Ia.slfied 4d, nay•rlivedends
HOUSE on No. 8 highway, 21
miles from town, modern con-
veniences. Phone 527-0310 or
482-9217. 15-58-3
FARM home furnished or un-
furnished. New oil 'furnace
and plumbing. • Will rent rea-
.sonably - to a reliable tenant.
Phone 527:0466. 15-5$x2
16. For Sale or Rent
Rent
THREE bedroom house close
to school. New gas furnace, re-
cently decorated. Owner
transferred. Possession Feb. 1.
Phone 527-1208. 16-59x2
1 9. N otitet�+�
Painting and .
Paperhanging
Interior• and Exterior
DOUG DALTON
Phone 527-0962
19-57-4
NOTICE
TOWNSHIP • OF •
TUCKERSMITH
Ratepayers and inhabitants
of the Township of Tucker -
smith are requested by the
Council ,to not park cars on
Township Roads and streets
during the winter months in
order to, facilitate snowplow-
ing operations.
Council will not be respons-
ible for damages to any vehic-
les parked on -roads or streets.
Coup l requests that the
residents of the Township of
Tuckersmith do not push ur
dump snow on Township
roads.
JAMES I. McINTOSH
Clerk -Treasurer
Tuckersmith
19-58-3
TRI - TOWN
BOOKKEEPING
SERVICE
CLINTON - SEAFORTH
GOD1i RICH AREAS
Five Years Experience in all
Phases of Bookkeeping.
Phone 482-9260
ELECTROLUX Cana d a Ltd.
Sales and Service, authorized
healer Alvin Ailey, 158 Light.
house St., Ooderich, Plaine 524-
6514. 10.4i44
19, Notices''
DEAD ANIMAL:,
,REMOVED '.
-nr Dead or llisableb Animals
CALL COLLECT
Darling & ('umpanya
of Canada Ltd.
Phone Clinton. 482-7269
Licence No. 350-C-6.5
19-44-tf
VACUUM Cleaner Sales & Ser
rice for' all makes. Filter Queen
:ales Varna Phone 262-5350
Hensall. 19-44-tf
NOTICE
We are stiippipg cattle ever
Monday to *United Co -Operatives
If' Ontario. To arrangefor. pick
up at your farm. 'phone'by, Sat
urday night. '
PIANCIS HUNT.
Phone Seaforth, 527.1946. or
MICHAEL J DOYLE,
Phone 114 ' R 16: Dublin
Call Collect
19-44-tf
Dead Stock
ATWOOD
PET FOOD
SUPPLY
'coder New Management
Garnet Smith
•We are here to give you
faster service and b e t t air
,rices, „paid on the spilt for
-lend or rtisabled cows and
horses. 55.00 AND UP FOR
ANY ANIMAL WEIGHTNC,
OVER 700 LI3S/, according
to size and condition Smaller
animals . picked un free also
free veterinary inspection
.Call Collect Atwgod 356-2622
hrs: a day -7 days a week
T,ic. Nn 401-C-65
REG SMITH SIGNS
Truck -lettering, farm sighs
plastic signs refinished, show
cards, and highway signs. Cor-
ner of East and High Streets,
Clinton. Phone 482-9793.
19-46-tf
SEPTIC TANKS
CLEANED .
Modern equipment. We guar-
antee all work. Write or call
Harvey Dale, Seaforth. phone
5274406. 10;44-tf
WATCH R-EPATRS
FAST SERVICE
All work guaranteed
' A NSTETT
JEWELLERS
' Ltd,
Phone 527-1720 -,Seaforth
19-44-tf
SEPTIC TANKS
. CLEANED..'
Modern equipment used. --Ali
work guaranteed. Write or
phone LOUIS . BLAKE, RR2
Brussels, -phone 442 W6, liruss
els or contact 'HAROLD- MAL-
ONEY, phone 527-1424.
19-17x23
NOTICE
The Annual Meeting and
Banquet of Huron County
Children's Aid Society is being
held in the Exeter Legion Hall
on Wednesday, February 8,
1967 at 6:30 p.m.
Banquet • tickets are avaiI-
able at $2.25 from the Child-,
ren's Aid Society staff and
Board Members, The public
is' cordially invited to attend.
19.59-2
21. Tenders Wanted
TENDERS FOR
FUEL OIL
Tenders are invited for the
supplying of the following
heating fuel for Seaforth 'Dis-
trict High` School
1. Light Industrial oil
Tenders to be submitted to
the undersigned on or before
Monday, Feb)Yiiary •8th, 1067,
in' a sealed enVelope mat'ked
"Oil .Tender".
DON KUNDER
Secretary - Treasurer
21-59-3
22. Legal Notices
NOTICE
TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
BASIL LEROY HORNICK
All persons having claims
against the Estate of Basil Le-
Roy Hornick, late of the Town
of Seaforth, ili.tlie County of
Huron, Retired Farmer, de-
ceased who.died on the 818i
clay of December, 1,966, - are
hereby Yield f la d to sand iii full
2. 1 *evil t;OtirPS.
particulars of their claims to
the undersigned on or before
the 10th day of February,
1967,, after which date the as-
sets will be distributed, hav-
ing regard only to claims then
received.
DATED at Seaforth, Ontar-
io. this 1.6th day of January,
1867.
McCONNELL yr STEWART
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the
• Administrator
22-59-3
NOTICE '
TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
ISAAC MCGAVII '
All ..persons having claims
against the estate of Isaac Mc -
Gavin, late of , the 'roivn •of
Seaforth. in the County of
Huron, R^tirade F"rnier' de-
ceased, 'who died on the26th
de- of December. 1966. are
hereby notified to sed in full
-.artieulars of their• claims to
the nn nr hefrre
the 10th day of February, 1967
-;'ter' wh4c1' ra-,tr' the assets
will be raistrihote,-1, having re-
eard rnl•r l claims 'there re-
^eivnd,
D'TEF ^i ceaf^rth. Ont^r•
h- +his 16111 day of January,
1967.
1/r„ ceaaerare . t` o,r1a W ART
(roan»
Solicitors f,•r th' Exer"t^r5
22-59-3
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Seaforth Ontario
A 111 HARVFR
Chartered Accountant
;5-57 South Street Telephon+
Goderich , - 524-7562
Auctioneer:,
FARM and FURNITURE
SALES •CONDUC'TED
R. G. GETHRE
Phone 347-2465 Monkton
• BOX
FUNERAL. SER VICE
Prompt and careful attention
Ambulance Service
Flowers For All Occasions
' Phones: •
Day 527.0680 -- Night" 527-08x5
:3. Bulginess Directory
J. A. i3U lit\ t..
Funeral Director
-ind Ambulance Service
DUBLIN - QNTAItIO
alight or Day Catls
"none 43 R 10
lr .: A. WHITNEY
FUNERAL HOME
.Goderieh St. W., Seaforth
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Adjustable hospital beds for
rent.
FLOWERS FOR EVERY
OCCASION
''hone 527-1390 Seaforth
I V H1\1 E. LON (STAJ1'i'
OPTOMETRIST
Seaforth Office:
rues., Thurs.,- Fri., 9 to 5:30 p.m
Sat., 0 to 12 noon
Thursday evening by appoint
went only
Phone 527-1240 - or 482-7010
%inn. We'd --Clinton Office
V1, .J. CL1'.. It -
Seaforth, Ontario
LICENSED EMBALMER
andH'UNERAL DIRECTOR
v fight ur Day Calf - 527-0510
1 1 ar(a: .,t 1' * , '
I wish to thank'all my friends
for their visits, cards and
ti eats while a patient in Sea -
forth Community Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. Brady,
Dr. Malkus and the nursing
staff. It 'was ' all very much
appreciated. --Mrs. Ross Mac-
Dc'nald. 24-59x1
t wish to thank Miss Drope
and her staff, Dr. Malkus, Dr.
Brady and my many friends
for all the kindness shown me
while I was a patient in Sea-
forth Community Hospital.
-Mrs. G. A. Whitney.
24-59-1
We -wish to express our appre-
ciation to everyone who con-
tributed in making our fath-
er's•Mr. Duncan Stewart 100th
birthday such a memorable oc-
casion by sending cards, gifts
and personal visits. We espec-
ially thank the staff of Huron -
view. - Mr. and Mrs." Mur-
dock Stewart and Donald.
Z4.59x1-
The family of the late Basil
Hornick wish to thank the G.
A. Whitney Funeral Home,
Mrs. Theresa Maloney and
family, all those who sent
flowers and those who assist-
ed in any way. 24-59x1
I would like to express my sin-
cere thanks to relatives, neigh-
bors and friends who visited
me, sent cards, flowers and
treats while a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London.
Special thanks to Dr. Eckert
and the nursing staff of Ex-
eter Hospital- and Dr. Dead-
man and nursing staff on the
fourth floor south west, St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, -
Robert Leppington. 24=59-1
�5.
In- Memoriam
MOORE - In loving memory
'of a dear wife, mother and
grandmother, Mr's. A. W.
Moore who passed away 6
h.l-.
?5. In Memoriam
years ago Jan. 20-.1.001.
Although we smile and make
no fuss,
No one misses her more than
Us,
'And when old times we Oft
recall, ,
Its then we miss her most of
' all.
-Ever rewebmered by the
famil•. 25-59x1
RYAN - In loving memory
of a dear brother, Gordoq
Lewis Ryan, who passed 'away
one year ago.January 17, 1966
in his 15th year.
There is a long and winding
1. road•
Along which each must go,
It leads beyond the hills of
time, -
Into the sunset's glow;
But only for a little while
A loved one leaves our sight,
For just beyond the hills he
waits.
In God's eternal light:
To some/!you may be forgotten
To others a part ,of the past,
But Gordon, wee laved you too
dearly
"And your memory will always
last.
-Too dearly loved to ever
be forgotten by Ken and El-
a?ne, Don, Cyril and Cothy,
Rosemary and Neil.
25-59-1
RYAN - In loving memory
of a dear son, Gordon Lewis
Ryan, who passed away one
scar ago January 17, 1966, in
his 15th year.
We little knew when we woke
that morn
The sorrow the night would•
bring,
The call was sudden, the shock
severe,
To part with one we loved su
dear. '
Sometimes,it is hard to under-
stand -
Why some things have 'to be •
But in his wisdom 'God has
planned
Beyond our,power to see.
God gave us strength to, fight
it,
And courage to bear the blow,
But what it meant to lose you,
Gordon,
No one will ever know.
We .were not there to say
good-bye,
Perhaps it was just as well,
We • never could haver said
good-bye
To a son we loved so, well,
We long for -'you in silence,
No eyes can see us_ weep,
Fut many a silent tear is shed
While others are asleep.
-Dearly loved and sadly
missed by Mother and Dad.
" 25-59-1
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AIL • William Stinson of RR 1
Hensall wishes to announca
the engagement of his daugh-
'er, Susan Sharon to. Mr. Les -
he James Rilev, son of Mrs.
Elizabeth Riley of Hensall.
Marriage to take place -Janu•
nr 27th at 7 n.m. in Hensall
United Church. -1
Classified ass pay 'dividends.
Biarlih.s
N'OR,]'NTO„N: -.--. Thi Civic
Hospital,• Ottawa; on Jaau:- .
nary 15111, 19.67, to Mr. and
Mrs. :Edward: Norinfntoh,..
(ace gwen Hunter of Sar •
-
-nia),-lif ( thaws .forner1 y of•
I.1;ensal,. a 104. Edward;
Remember? 'It .tapes but a
moment to place ah`Expositor
Want ,Ad 'and be money %n
pocket. TO advelligie, just
Dial Seaforth 527.0240. . - .
How To Write
A Classjfied Ad
1 -ITP $ ALWAYS BEST to
start /oar advertisement
with then; yme f'thee article
or'service" ou l aw'e to"offe .
If ypu ` be pix "npdrtzrieht
or room foir relit or' proper-
ty for sale, start your ad-
vertisement with the loca
tion.
2 -BE CLEAR. Readers respond
more quickly and favorably
when given complete, or def-
inite information.
3 -MAKE IT EASY for the
reader -prospect to reach
you. Always insert your tele-
phone number or your name
and address, preferably-....
both, and give both the road
number and the -town. If
you do not , have ;u1ar
- hours, give a eferred
aline to have p pects con-
tact
you. •
4 -7 -PLACE YOURSELF in the
reader's position and ask
yourself what you would'
like to know (about your of,
fer). The answer you give
will make a good Classified
Ad. '
5 -CLASSIFIED readers • are ab
ready interested in buying
your, used or new merchan-
dise. These people have the
money and are already it
the market to buy. So give
them every advantage you
can with good ad copy. It's
best to give the price. •
n
61 --WANT ADS THAT FAIL
to bring satisfaction do so,
not through any lack of
• readership, 'but because
they are - often carelessly
worded and .do not contain
enough information to get
prompt action.
7 -PLACE YOUR ADVERTISE-
MENT in The HURON EX-
- POSITOR where you reach
the greatest number of po-
tential classified buyers at
• -the least cost :per thousand
readers.
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