The Huron Expositor, 1967-07-27, Page 10•
HURON EXPOSITOR SEAFORTH« ONT., JULY 27, 1967
CLASSIFIED ADS
Bi#,si Less Directory
J. A.- BURKE
Funeral Director
D N
Night or Day Calls O
Phone 43 R 10
McCONNELL
& STEWART
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
P.' D. McCONNELL, Q.C.
D. I. STEWART
Seaforth, Ont. Phone 527-0850
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF
OPTOMETRIST
Seaforth Office:
Tues., Thurs., Fri., 9 to 5:30 p.m.
Sat, 9 to 12 noon
For Appointment
Phone 527-1240 -- or 482-7010
Mon., Wed: - Clinton Office
BOX
FUNERAL SERVICE
Prompt and careful attention
Ambulance Service
Flower's For AU Occasions
Phones:
Day 527-0680 --- Night 527-0885
G. A. WHITNEY
• FITNEPAL HOME
Goderich St, W, Seaforth
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Adjustable hospital beds for
rent.
FLOWERS FOR EVERY
OCCASION
Phone 527-1390 - Seaforth
A. W. SILLERY
Barrister, Solicitor, Etc.
Office 527-1850 - Res. 527-1643
Seaforth Ontario
A. M. HARPER •
Chartered Accountant
55-57 South Street Telephone
Goderich 824-7562
W. J, CLEARY
Seaforth, Ontario
LICENSED EMBALMER
• and. FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Night or Day Calls. - 527-0510
Auctioneer
FARM and FURNITURE
SALES CONDUt. rw
R. G. GETHKE
Phone 347-2465, Monkton
Auctioneer and
and
Appraiser
Licensed and capable in sell-
ing all types of. 'a etidtf sales.
Reasonable : bates.
Bruce RathwelI
e-'Brucefield . ' Phone 482-3384
23-63-tf
SEAFORTH
VETERINARY
CLINIC
J. 0. Turnbull, D,V.M., V.S.
W. R. Bryans, D.V.M.,
' P. D. Cullis, D.V.M., V.S.
W. H, Patterson, D.V.M•, V.S.
Phone 5274760 - Seaforth
24. Cards of Thanks
I
wish to thank those who
sent cards and visited me
while I was •a patient in Sea.
forth Community Hospital, -
Michael , McGrath. 24-86x1
I wish to express my sincere
thanks 'to friends, for cards,
letters. flowers and visits T
received while a patient in
Seaforth Community Hopital.
Thanks also to Dr. Malkus;
nurses and Staff for their care.
- Lloyd McCluskie.
24-86-1
• We would like to express our
thanks to the neighbors and
friends and the firemen of
Seaforth and. Myth for sayingour home on Sunday. morning
-when we were away. We will
never forget their kindness to
us. - Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Riley. 24-86-1
The family of• the Tate ,Teen
Wynia wishes to express ap-
preciation for the many acts
' of kindness and expressions
of ssvmpathy extended to them
during their recent sad her-
., eavernent. Special thanks to
Rev -'H. Heee. relatives. neigh-
bors and friends.. 24-86-1
Nancy and George Turner
wish to express their sincere
thanks and appreciation to re-
latives. friendst and neighbors
for all their many • acts of
kindness. fnr floral tributes
and earls of sympathy during
their recent bereavement,
:enecial th'eeks to Rev. MOW -
+f and and the Ball F`Iineral
Home. 24.86x1
The fami1v.. of the late Ronald
Dolmage wict`,16 express their
sincere than s and annrecia-
leen for kin?nel'ss and synnew
then shown during their recent
sari bereavement. Special
+flanks to Dr Malleus, Rev.
rt•v Rax 1i'I,ni ral Hoare, Son.
forth Flee Ptrionde end'• el%
• r'lintnn .'r~ireflehfers and their
wives. Your kindness' will be
remembered always.
24-86x1
The family of the late Mrs.
Jean Kyle wish to express
• -their sincere thanks and -deer
enniteciation to the neighbors.
f lends and relativea for their
many nets of kindness. mese-
ages of sympathy and floral
tributes in the Toss of a dear`
m o t lv e r and grandmother,
Special thank You to Dr. 'W,
A. „Oakee'' and the staff et
C1tt ton neetaital, also Rev.
M"&I*' tt, the Beattie Funeral
"nettle, the Pallbearers and
'flowerbearera, 41i member
of the Clinton Rebekah Uri:
•I Bastei`rn Sta,od e$` And 0
"W.. Who heirio l !n ad neat,.
ways, 'gait kiratins,,v win
pit w r'rrriontbernil« ,
25. in Memoriam
CUDMORE Inroving mem-
ory of our dear Mother, Mar-
garet Ann Cndmore, who pas-
sed away on July 26th, 1932.
--- Daughters' and Sons.
25-86x1
KENNEDY - Treasured Treasur-ed me-
mories of our beloved son
"Scott" who was killed, three
years ago, July 31, 1964.
Always a thought -and many a
•tear.
For ,one we miss and love so
dear,
The sudden way you had to
- die,
We shall always remember -
and wonder: why,
You left a beautiful memory
And sorrow too great to be
told,
But to us who loved and lost
you,
Your memory wilt never grow
old.
Just when life was brightest,'
Just when'his years were best
We wonder why God called-
- our Scott,
To that home of eternal rest.
- Lovingly remembered,
Mom, Dad, sisters and broth-
ers. 25-86x1
9R. Personals
John 'W, Talbot, of Seaforth,
wishes to announce, the en-
gagement of ' his daughter.
Barbara- Ann, to Henry John
Lansink, son of Mr. and Mrs.
,Tnhn Lansink, Seaforth. Wed-
dinw to take place August 19
1967 at -3.00 p.m. in Northside
'United Church, Seaforth;
26-86-1
Mr and Mrs. Melvin J. Hulley
of Londesboro wish to announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Janet Irene to Mr. Donald
Ralph McNichot; son of Mr.' and
Mrs. Ralph McNichol of Walton.
The wedding to take place Fri-
day. August the twenty-fifth at
seven -thirty o'clock in Londes-
boro United Church, Lonflesboro
Ontario, .26-86-1
27: Births
MUNROE - In Ottawa Civic
Hospital, on July 20, to Mr
and Mrs. Malcolm Munroe,
of Ottawa, a- son.
STAPLETON - In St. Mary's
General Hospital, Kitchener
on Julv 20th, to Mr. arid.
Mrs, Neil Stapleton, a
daughter, •
NOLAN ee,...In Seaforth Com-
'munity Hosnital, on July 20
to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph No-
lan, St. Columban, a daugh-
ter.
28. Deaths
FRISBEE, JOHN B., MM.. -
In Nana, California,July
19. • 1967. John B. Frisbee,
M.D.. (formerly of .Butte.
Montana) beloved husband
of Marie Gaetzmever and
loving father of Mrs. Rob-
ert J. Snratt (Helen), Alsb
survived by seven grand-
children and threes great
grandchildren Interment,
Napa, California. ,
28-86-1
Too, late
AUCTION SALE
Of Property and Household
F;fferis in .the village ' of
Rrucefield at - part Lot 16,
Mustard Survey. Con, 1.. Stan.
ley Township, on' the County
Road on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2nd
at 1:30 p.m. ' .
THE FOLLOWING:
HOUSEHOLD, EFFECTS -
5 niece dinette suite (walnut
finish); sideboard: 17 Inch
Admiral'''felevtsion:- nlatforni
rocker: Roston" rocker; oak-
rneker: glass eunboard with
nie shelf: Westinghouse wash.
ing.rnachine: Admiral refrig-
erator (like new): electric
range: electric rangette: chest
of drawers (antique): sewint
+able': walnut commode; nine
blanket chest; walnut bed:
dresser: iron bed: cherry
chest: spooled bed (antique):
studio eoclrh: single cot; roll -
a -way bed;. sewing machine:
kitchen clock. shadow box:
2 wash stands: 6' high back•
chairs: wall mirror: mantel
radio: part set of dishes: other
dishes: "glassware: oil' -lamps;
numerous other articles.
PROPERTY - The proper-
ty consists of 1/4• acre of band
more nr less on which is situ -
ted a 1 l4 etorev 7 room frame
house with nressute system
and :# niece bath and a full
basement, On this property is
also a one car garage.
" TERMS On El'ousehold Ef-
fects --. CASH.
Prty-10�/
•
in 30'days
ening strb-
MRS. CHRISTTNA DAYMAN
Proprietress .
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
• Auctioneer
•_ 20-86-1
FOR SALT - McCorriiick
nower bin -der, 10 ft. cut. fit
fnr gather. good condition.
Harry Johnston{, 527.1815.. 2e1
1l'OR SATE - 5 to 7 tons air
good quality mixed grain. E, °
Heiman -barite 527-0196, Walton.
-1
FORS E -.-, 60 Nfa�ssev' Mir-
es null Woe- combine. In tot)
enditian. R. '1'. Bolton, RR 1
.r eeferth, 527.1428 or 527.
0455... .1
FOR, SALE .Y-- 34 �' Y'ol'k rid
r}andl ee oleo. ready to °enact,
�..attela Coiftalk, 5214555.
TFRMC nn Prop
rin.arn and`- helanee
.ori+h fhe nrnnerfv S
+Art to reserve laid.
Too Late
WHITE
ELEPHANT
AUCTION SALE
AT SEAFORTH ARENA
FRIDAY, JULY 28TH
at '8 n.m.
Hundreds, of Household and
Personal articles ,will be of-
fered including upholstered
arm chair, 2 duffle bags, hats,
purses; new and used shoes,
smoking stand, electric heat-
er, window screens, glass jars,
dishes, candy jars, vases, ar-
tificial flowers, thermos bot-
tles, child's life preserver, ta-
ble mirror, flower pots, large
variety books, cutlery, arm
chair trays, various tables,
wicker 'chairs, wooden chairs,
rugs, coal bucket, •garden.
tools, antique cupboard, rock-
er chair, book.cases, stoves,
drop leaf tables, s✓o bed, 2
sets - springs, white enamel
preserving kettle, like pew,
sports shirts, baby clothes.
PROCEEDS TN AID OF
LABOR DAY CENTEN-
NIAL PARADE
Harold, Jackson, Auctioneer,
assisted by `George Hildebrand
FOR SALE -- Pullets, red
x Sussex. Phone Dublin 142.
Mrs. Lorne Cronip, Dublin.
-1
FOR SALE - BIack register-
ed Male' Poodle .__ e
Dublin 142, pups, Phone
FOR SALE White faced
calves. C. De 'Corte, phone
527-1628. -1
COMING EVENT -- The Dale
reunion will be held Sunday
afternoon July; 30 in the_Lions
Park, Seaforth. Come around
2 o'clock. Bring a • picnic bask-
et: - xl
. WALTON
- Mr. and Mrs. Forest McKay at-
tended -the Morton -Wells wed-
ding at Hamilton Last Friday
evening and later .attended the
dinner and reception- at Fisch-
er's Hotel,
The UCW ladies will be in,
charge of the'Sunday morning
service at 11:00 o'clock in Duff's
United Church. ljirs. • Orval Stru-
thers of Mitchell will conduct
the service,
Miss Sandra ''Crich' of Clinton'
visited -recently with her aunt
and uncle Mr. and' Mrs. Kenneth
McDonald. , .
Rev, .and' Mrs. D. E. Docken
have left for Regina,. Sa,sk.,
where they will spend the first
two weeks of their vacation.
Joan Bennett, Kim Humphries
Susan Humphries and Anne Wat--
son have returned 'home after
spending the past week at the
United Church Summer School
Camp near Goderich.
Mr,', and Mrs. Ronald Ennis,
Steven and Leanne,of,.West Hill
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Ennis. • -
Susan Hannon -of 'Mitchell is
holidaying with her. grandpar-
ents Mr. and Mrs. David Watson..
A family gathering held - at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey Craig. last Sunday-. included,
Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart,
Regina, Sask.; Mrs. Janet Stew-
art, Vancouver, B.C.; Mrs. 0.
Reichert, H'ensall; Mr. and Mrs.
Norris Sillery -and Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin Sillery and family of
Brucefield; Miss Helen Elliott,,
Seaforth;- Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Aikens and Ann, Mr.`•and Mrs,
Bert Tubb and Lloyd, Mr. end
Mrs. Andrew Park and Murray,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fawcett and
girls all of Mitchell; Mr. and
Mrs,. Bruce Fawcett, Waterloo. .,
Recent guests at the home of
Mrs. Walter Broadfoot included
Mrs. Mabel Annen-:of Saskatoon,
Mrs. Maud Garby of Winnipe
Mrs. Peter Dunlop, Miss Bessie
Davidson, Seaforth, Mrs. John
Higginbotham, Sheffield and
Mrs. Esther Johnston, Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall
and Beverly visited on Sunday
with Mrs. C .H. Lemon, Burling-
ton. Beverly remained in Bur-
lington to spend the weak 'with
Mr. 'and Mrs. Harold Brown.
CROMARTY
M. and Mrs. Jim Miller and
family visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duncan and
family of Plugtown, Bruce re-
mained for holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lawson
and family, Milton, were Sun-
day visitors with IVfr. and Mrs.
Bill Hulley and `family.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. J R. Jefferson were Mies
Ina Jefferson and Mr. William
Laidlavy, London, Mr. and Mrs.
Dort Mehl and sons and Mr,
and Mrs. William Chessell and
Brian, Stratford. •
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Alen Gardiner were Mr.
and. Mrs. Wilmee Howatt's
gusts, Londeshoro and Miss
Vera Gardiner of Toronto.
Mr. and Mee. Alex Gardiner
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Eggert and •Ms'. Remy Eggert,
Rostock
.Mrs. Jim Miller and Bruce -
spent Saturday at The Canadian
Music League mucic festival at
the Sheraton Connaught Hotel,
Hamilton, Bruce taking Dart In•
one of the guitar bands.
Parr!. Waliaee is visiting this
week with • lett/ Arne Miller.
•
•
NEWS of
CONSTANCE
Disaster struck in two dlf- Weston.
ferent ways m the area around
Constance this ,meek. Early din
the week a wind and hail storm
destroyed crops of grain and
corn on the 1arm_of Jack Medd
and other farms in the area
and early Sunday morning fire
destroyed the general store
and
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ea
tan Osborn with the loss of a
contents and personal belon
iags. Seaforth and Blyth fir
brigades were in attendance.
Mrs. Earlan Osborn has re
turned to the home of Mr. a
Mrs. Fred Buchanan afte
spending the past week in Sea
forth Conamunity"`Hospital. 'W
wish her a speedy. recovery.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Rile
spent the weekend visiting wit
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Riley
Kim and Greg of Ajax.
Mr. and Ml's. Ken Preszcator
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Cook o
Clinton spent the :weekend tra
yelling in Detroit and area.
Mrs. Irene Grirnoldiby return
ed to her home on the week
end after spending some time
with Mrs. Minnie Barnett • o
The Foresters held their pic-
nic on Sunday at the CO.F.
Hail in Kinburn.•
Mrs. Ella Jewitt attended the
funeral at Luean on Monday of
the late Eimer Hughes of 'Mer-
ton.
Miss Joyce • Brown of London
r- visited on Monday, with Mr.
11 and Mrs. Frank Riley and oth-
g er friends around the village.
e Mrs. • Howard Osborn, lelar,r
Ellen and Jaceline of Monkton,
- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart of
nd Goderich were Sunday visitors
r with Mr, Earlan Osborn,. Mr.
- and, Mrs. Fred„ Buchanan and
e family.
' Mrs. Murray Meehan of Monk -
y ton, Mrs. Don Beuerluan oaf Dub-
h lin visited on Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. • Earlan Osborn and
Mr. and 1VIrs. Fred Buchanan
and family.
f
Eastern Star.
The Seaforth Order of the Eas-
tern Star held their annual pic-
nic on Sunday at Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Reeves' cottage at Bay-
field. Following a pot luck. din-
ner a series of contests were
held. The: results being: gues-
sing beans in jar, Mrs. 'Annone
Crozier; foot race, 'Brian Croz-
ier, Stephen Ungarian; drop --
ping- clothes pins in bottle; El-
mer Townsend; kicking shoe,
Kevin Crozier; stepping and,
measure, Albert Baker; relay
race, Jack Crozier's team.
•
ST. COLUMBAN
Woodstock soccer team. de-
feated St. Columban on Satur-
day by ,it score of 3-1. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McQuaid
and family, Windsor; with Mr.
and Mrs. James MeQitaid.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Flanagan
and children, Kitchener, visited
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Lane.
Miss. Connie Reidel, #tlltehen-
er is visiting Miss Karen Kale.
Paul O'Reilly in goal, played
his usual steady game and only
for him the score could have
been in double figures.
Mr. and Lewis Kennedy, Paul
and Peter, Toronto, visited -Mr.
and Mrs. Angus Kennedy.
' Miss Mary Malone, Windsor,
is visiting Joseph Malone and
family. -
Mr., and Mrs\ Rae Greene,.
Niagara Falls, spent.. the 'week-
end with •Mr. ''and Mrs, Jack •
McIver.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Morris and
children, London, visited • Mr,
and Mrs. Thomas Morris,
Hold Annual Picnic
At Seaforth Park ,
Seaforth WI held it's annual
picnic at Lions Park,. July 23.
About. 40 were in attendance.
In charge of sports were Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Coleman. -Mrs.
James Keys and Mrs. Earl Pap-
ple were -in charge of lunch,
Results of the games and
contests were: children's run-
ning race, Cathy Coleman; chil-
dren's shoe scramble, Cathy
Coleman; children's kick slip-
per; Brenda Coleman; ladies'
kick slipper, Mrs, Graham Kerr;
men's kick slipper, Mac Scott;
human. figures relay, Mrs. G.
McKenzie's side; life saver re-
lay, Mrs, G. McKenzie's side;
chair relay, Mrs. G. McKenzie's
side; best show of lace, Mrs. W.
Coleman; longest shoe lace, Jim
Keys; centennial emblem, Gor-
don' McKenzie; 'purse elimina-
married the longest, Mr. and
Mrs. Jitn Keyss; •youngest per-
son present, Nancy Taylor;
weight contest, IVIr. and. Mrs.
Mac Scott; nearest wedding an-
niversary, ' Mr; `and: Mrs. Arnold
Taylor; nearest birthday, Mrs.
G. Papple; most buttons ladies,
Mrs. Mac Scott; most buttons,
men, Earl Papple.
STOCK UP AND
SAYE DURING
THIS; VALUE
PACKED .•.
o LOCAL -BRIEFS...so
Inspector" and Mrs, John L.
Hothana and family of Windsor
spent last'week with 'Mrs. Mary
A. Hothani, Wilson Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Kingsley
of Chatham spent Friday at
the home of Mrs, Mary A. Ho -
thane Wilson Street,
Mrs. Agnes Davis and Mrs.
Helen Wilson of Exeter spent
Saturday last with Mrs. Mary
A. Hotham, Wilson Street.. •
Mr. and Mrs.,ponald•Miilard,.
(nee Sharon Hotham) of Brant-
ford, have returned froth a.
trip to Cape CO, Mass„ and
are spending the week with her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Ho-
tham, Wilson Street.
Mrs. Charles Christmas of
Bountiful, Utah, and Mrs. W.
A. Campbell of Guelph -are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. ,C.
Bennett, Clinton and..,. Mrs. R.
K. McFarlane.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet McClin-
ohey are on a visit to Germany
where their son is living.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Ure Stewart
have just returned from a tour
to the northern part of Ontario,
including Magnetawan, )vhere
Mr. Stewart preached on Sun-
day, Val D'or in Quebec, Wind-
ermere, Orillia and ,Mount For-
est, visiting friends and rela-
tives in these communities; al-
so Clifford where he preached
last Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Cornick and
Mr. William Chatham of End-
welI, N.Y. and Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Gansel of Williamsport,
Penn., spent the weekend with.
1lr. and Mrs. George Fox of
Walton.
Remember! It - takes but
inumettt_to, place an Expositor'
Wart Ad and be money in
pocket. To advertise, just
Dial Seaforth 527-0240.
e. Miss Rose Kerneuhan and Mr.
Tolle of Kitetlener and Mr:. 14.
ward McIver, Mark, Mary Beth •
and Barbara of Kitchener, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Sarah
McIver, „
Mr: and Mrs. Oscar Amorist of
Auburn were, Sunday guests of
Rev, J. Ure and 'M•rs. Stewart.
Miss Lynne McDonald of Brus-
sels is visiting her aunt and
uncle, Rev. J. Lire and Mrs.
Stewart.
A HISTORY
OF McKILLOP
Copies - of the recently publish-
ed history of McKillop Town-
ship are avaiitble al the I<ollow-
ing locations:
Gerry Holland, Dublin
Irvin's Hardware," Seaforth.
Ryan's Store, St, Columban
Humphrey's, Walton
•McCluskie's Store, .Win-
throp
The Huron 'Expositor, Sea-
- forth
or from R. T. Bolton or
any member of McKillop
.
.
Council ... . _
PRICES, EUFEcnya,
JULY 24.29
INCLUSIVE -
'WE RESERVE The
RIGHT TO LIMIT
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POWDERED DETERGENT
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HI -C 'SWEETENED
FRUIT DRINKS
HOSTESS • -
CHEESE SWINGERS •
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OVERNMENT INSPECTED' YOUNG PRE -DR
SEED BROILER'
ASSORTED FLAVOURS ;
. FRESH1E DRINK MIXES 1$ ekes.
$EIiRLEY GAY ,
"Oven Fresh" . CHERRY ' PIE0z. 49
YORK FANCY
'ROZEN GREEN PEAS '
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ALI. TA•LERITE MEATS 1 •".
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LEGS or BREASTS,:
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Loin Pork Chops Ib.
TOP VAI.,•U
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COLEMAN'S -
SMOKED PICNICS I6;
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BROILERL '
TuRK
(6.10 Ibe
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' EVERY -PURCHASE
TOP VALU WHITE OR WHOLE WHF.A.1'
SLICED BREAD` - .. 2 L
OnVe11. 390
GRANULATED FINE.
WHITE SUGAR - 6.3b•
■•.....•'•a 810 39*
TOP VALU 112 GRADE
CREAMERY BUT -TER ..:: ft �t 6i4$,
TOP' VALU (ASSORTED FLAVOURS)
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gifili °T ORANGES ...
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