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12 --THE HURON EXPPSITOR, SEAFORTHr ONT:, OCT: 26, 196
LASSIFIED ADS
22. Legal Notices
TREASURER'S SALE.
OF LAND FOR
TAXES
Town of Seaforth
COUNTY OF HURON
To Wit:
By virtue of a warrant issued
by the Mayor of the Town of
Seaforth under his hand and
seal of the said corporation,
bearing date the 13th day of
March, 1967, sale Of lands in
arrears of taxes in the Town
of Seaforth will be held in the
Council Chambers at the hour
of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon
on the 8th day of November,
1967, unless the taxes and costs
are sooner paid. Notice is here-
by given that the list of lands
for sale for arrears of tales
was published in the Ontario
Gazette on the 5th day of AtL.
• gust, 1967 and that Copies of
the said list may be had at niy
office.
Treasurer's Office, this 10th
day of August, 1967.
ERNEST M. WILLIAMS,
Treasurer.
22-88-13
NOTICE
Court of Revision
Township of McKillop
The Council of the Town-
ship of' McKillop will meet
as a Court of Revision on the
Assessment Roll of 1967-68 at
TOWNSHIP OFFICE
on
MONDAY, NOV. 6TH, 1967
• at 10:00 a.m.
Parties interested should
govern themselves according-,
ly.
J. M. ECKERT, Clerk
Township of McKillop
22-98-1
NOTICE
Township of Hibbert
Court of Revision
Notice is'hereby given that
the Court of Revision for the
Township of, Hibbert will hold
its,.first sitting at the
TOWNSHIp HALL, STAFFA
on
MONDAY, NOV. 6TH, 1987
at 3 p.m.
to hear and determine the
- appeals on the 1967 Assess-
- rnent Roll. Last day for filing
appeals was on October 14th,
• 1967.
DATED -this 23rd day of
.0ctober, 1967.
' ANNE BURCHILL, Clerk
Dublin, Ontario
22-98-1
VOTERS' LIST 1967
Township of Hibbert
CLERIC'S NOTICE OF
' THE FIRST POSTING
OF VOTERS' LIST
NOTICE is hereby given
that I have complied with
, Section 9, of the Voters' LIST
ACT,' and that I have posted
up at my office in the village
of Dublin, on the 24th day of
October, 1967 the list of all
persons entitled to vote an the
said Municipality at Municipal
Elections, and that sueh list
remains there for inspection.
And T hereby call upon all
voters to take immediate pro-
ceedings to have any errors
or omissions corrected accord-
ing to law,. the last day for
appeal being the 7th day of.
November. 1967.
ANNE 13URCHILL,, Clerk
Township of Hibbert
22-98.1
23. Business Directory
• .McCONNELL -
& STEWART
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
P. D. McCONNELT4: Q.C.
D. I. STEWART
Seaforth, Ont. ,Phone 527-0850
A. M. HARPER ,
Chartered Accountant - -
55-57 South Street Telephone
Goderich 524-7562
W. J. CLEARY
Seaforth, Ontario -
LICENSED EMBALMER
and FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Night or Day Calls — 527-0510
.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
• Auctioneer and
Appraiser:. •
Licensed and -tatabie, In gell-
ing all types of'sIttethan salts
Reaspnahlg Rateg.
Bruce Rath*611.
Brncelield Phnne 421304
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23. Business Directory
.SEAFORT,H
VETERINARY
CLINIC
J. 0. Turnbull, D.V.M.,
W. R. Bryans, D.V.M., V.S.
P. D. Cullis, D.V.M., V.S.
W. H. Patterson, D.V.M., V.S 4
Phone 527-1760 - Seafo;th
A. W. SILLERY ,
Barrister, Solicitor, Etc.
Office 527-1.850 - Res. 527-1543
Seaforth Ontario
G. A. WHITNEY
FUNERAL HOME
Goderich St. W., Seaforth
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Adjustable hospital beds for
rent.
FLOWERS FOR EVERY -
OCCASION
Phone 527-1390 - Seafortb
Auctioneer
FARM and' FURNITURE
SALES CONDUCTED
R. G. GETHKE
Phone 347-2465, Monkton
24. Cards of Thanks
We wishro thank our many
friends, neighbors and . rela-
tives for the lovely gifts and
all the good wishes we receiv- „
ed on • our 25th Anniversary.
Special thanks to those who
arranged the party, those who
provided, lunch and all who
in -any way helped to make it
such a memorable occasion.
—Mary and Lew Coyne.
24-98x1
Mr. and Mrs: John F. Scott
wish to express appreciation
for the. -many gifts and ,cards
received and congratulations
extended. on the occasion of
their 40th wedding 'anniver-
sary. 24-98x1
The family of the late Mrs.,
Rosean A. Knox,
wishto express their sincere
thanks to neighbors, relatives'.
and -friends for floral tributes,
cards, messages of sympathy
and all acts of kindness dur-
ing their recent sad bereave-
ment. Special thanks to Dr.
Ross, Dr. Oakes, Members and
the efficient and untiring staff
of Huron.view Nursing Home,
pallbearers, flowerbearers, and
those who loaned cars. .Ail was
greatly appreciated. 24-98-1
THE family of the late John
Bach wish to thank their
friends for the lovely flowers,
cards, and all expressions of
kindness shown during their
recent bereavement. Special
thanks td' Dr. Stapleton, the
special nurses, staff of Sea -
forth Community Hospital
and Rev. J. C. Britton.
24-98-1
I wish- to thank my friends
anti relatives,.who sent cards
-
and treats and who visited me
while in So i lh Commln-
!ty Hosptal. Spccol thanks to
those who kept our boys, al-
so to Dr. Malkus, Dt. Brady
and nurses. — Mrs. Ed Sal -
diver. 24-98x1
I wish to thank my relatives.
friends, neighbors, the Wom-
en s Institute and the wornen
of -Northside 'United Church,
the employees and manage-
ment of the Boshart factory
for their many acts of kind-
ness and sympathy extended'
to me in the recent bereave-
ment of my dear wife.. Many
thanks to Dr. Stapleton, "Rev.
J. C. Eritton, Mr. and IVirs.
Whitne!, , the staff and nurses
of Seaforth Community Hos-
pial and to those who help-
ed in any way. — John Kerr,
24-98x1
)7. Firths
PLASKETT — In St. Joseph's
.15ospitaI, London, on Oct.
21, to Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Plaskett, (nee Marjorie Ag-
ar), a son.
MASON — To Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Mason, Sault .,Ste,
Marie, Michigan, a daughter
Cindy Marie, a sister for
Tracy. , 27-98-1
ENGEL — In Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital, on Oct. 20
to Mr, arid' Mrs. John En-
gel, Dublin, a daughter.
WILLIAMSON — In Seaforth
Community Hospital; on
Oct. 21, to Mx. and Mrs.
Ronald Williamson, RR 1
Walton, a son. ,
WRIGHT — In Clinton Public
Hospital on October 20,to.
Mr. and Mrs, Ken Wright,
R.R 2 Seaforth, a daughter.
Too Late
FOR SALE — Quantity cob
corn, from the picker, about
30% moisture. -$213":00 per ton.
Alvin I3euerrnati, phone 23-
R 15, publin.
11-98-2
APPLICATIONS
Will be received for the poi -
Mon of
CARETAKER
of Dublin Continuation School
Duties fist -eommenee Nov. 1
Apply in writing silting sal-
ary expected to the undersig-
ned.
Mr Angola itlinkharnmar
Seeretary4Yeastrer
DixbIfriContiiinatiOn Scholl
,‘• .Dltigini, 'Ontario
a.41
TIde Week At tke Ssaturth District Wats Eifhwit
Soccer:
Our soccer team showed
plenty of zip and vim. this year,
and the students of Seaforth
High have reason to be proud
of the team and coach for rep-
resenting the school so well.
They found the Clinton and St.
Marys teams a little too much
for them, but just wait until
next year. . .
At the end of the season,
Seaforth had a record of five
losses, one victory and one tied
game; but they still deserve
congratulations for trying so
hard.
The top two scorers of, the
season for the Seaforth team,
were Randy Duffy who scored
four points and Ken Wood who
scored three points.
Many thanks to Mr. Pelss for
the hours spent coaching the
team. Best wishes to both team
and coach for coming years!
Football:
October 18 Was a day of de-
feat for our squad. The news
is not as bad as it seems be-
cause the Seaforth team put
up a good show.
Seaforth, was leading by a
slim margin but the Stratford
Northwestern squad was able
to overcome the lead with a
second toucladown, so that the
score ended 12-7 for Stratford.
Paul O'Reilly -scored Seaforth's
touchdown.
Expo Trip:
About; the last .people in this
area who will be visiting Expo
'67 were Seaforth. District High
School students who took ad.
vantage of a train trip to Mont-
real arranged by the Clinton
High School last weekend.
Last Wednesday night, about
50 Seaforth -students boarded
•the train here, and undertook
their journey under the watch-
ful eyes of Mama Weiler and
Papas Murdie and Scott.
Arriving in Montreal about
10 o'clock Thursday 'merwing,
the -group spent three days at
Expo. .Although the weather'
was not always favourable, we
hear that they had -quite a
merry time. Apparently, the
group performing at the Mexi-
oak pavilion even serenaded
th airls at the residences, (Did,
you hear about that one, chap-
erones?)
On Sunday morning, they all
staggared off the train, home
once again. I wonder how they
managed to get to school Mon-
day!
Magazine Campaign:
The magazine campaign ,has
proved to be successful so far
this year. We have almost
reached our objective in sales
and, there is still plenty, of
time left for a final endeavor
for, succegs:
A.s usual,there is a wide range
of prizes offered, among wItich
are the three transistor radios
supplied. by our boss, for the
sale pf Huron Expositor sub-
scriptions. ,
One notable prize has already
been awarded to the class 10-C
who managed to sell the 'great-
est number of subscriptions the
first day .of the campaign. This
lucky group won their teacher's
weight in chocolate bars. It is
my personal belief that those
boys must have stuffed Mr.
Hnok with lead, as they did in
Mark Twain. --
More news abotit the cam-
paign next week. -
Plowing Match:
Early last Wednesday morning,
approximately 36 girls and one
bleary-eyed man staggard into
the schobl. This groggy group,
which of course, constitutes the
school hand, was about to set
4-H Club Meet
Members of the ,Seaforth dis-
trict 4.H, taking the project
"Cattail Accessories( for the
Bedroom?' met at the home of
Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Friday eve-
ning. Minutes were....read by
Gertie Veenstra The i-oll call
was "any re -arrangement made
in Our bedroom".
Members worked on dresser
scarves and bedroom acces-
sories.' Elaine Carter was chos
en to commentate on the
hibit for Achievement Day:
The next meeting will be
held on October 28, at Mrs.
John Broadfoot's home. •
CROP REPORT
The steady rains ,of fhb last
week have held up the Om--
pletion of the white bean har-
vest. Several days of good weal
ther would allow most farmers
to complete the harvest. The
rain has made corn harvesting
difficult as the fields are very
sticky. The insilage crop in the
county, has been; nearly all har-
vested and yields were good. A
small acreage of grain corn has
been harvested but the majority
has not reached the proper mois-
ture levet as yet The next few,
weeks 'Mil show a marked! in.
dose In the amountof grain
COM harvested. That Is, if the
rAik, hada oft To dateon
ikrtentago, the..grain „tot in,
untno,r,nntity'llInt eh haffaiit-
out for the annual trip to the
International Plowing Matoli,
this year at Barrie. On the bus,
trip the usual singing and card
playing was in progress but
poker wasn't allowed because
George is a poor loser. My heart
goes out to those who wanted
to sleep on the way.
The girls were astounded, en
arriving at Barrie, to see no
mud (r_wonder if anarona re-
members last year). The band
-was invited; to the official
luncheon, after which it led)
a parade a,11 around the grounds
of the match and then, took
part in the official opening
ceremonies.
The band then did a number
of drills following the official
opening by Hon. Earl Rowe,
-Ontario's Lieutenant Governor.
Before leaving for home, the
girls were" all presented to the
Lieutenant Governor, who com-
plimentedthem on their play-
ing. • -so
Everyone was in high spirits
on the way home and when they
arrh:ed in Seaforth once again,
they, were ready to parade up-
town. '
How dide"the Saints" manage
to wend itself out of those
trumpets? You're fighting a
losing battle, George!
Gossip:
To whom it may concern: Is, it
hard to disguise a radio as a
book at World Series time?
ficitirci Huron 'Centeilni I xlc-chooi
Auditoriiim for Official Openiti
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