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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-04-15, Page 12•'7 Giltgll' Sal; s AUCTION SALE £ FRJIYAY -APRIL. 23 1a4' 071 t:.2, Qa. 3, M'eKilllap Twp. 1•114.101441001lerth of Dublin, and -fila WeSt. . C,Au"i,MV .- 1 _ POW fresh 2 'months; 3 cowls due in May; 1 cow fresh one month; 1 cow fresh Z. weeks; 1 cow fresh 3 weeks; 1 coni due in May; 1 cow fresh, registered; 1 cow due in June, relgisteaed;l cow -due, in May; 3 cows' fresh; 2 heaters due in Mia, 14-16; 1 Holstein i eifei calf; 2 b I a c k Hereford calves. 1MPLEMENTS - 1 Oliver tractor No. fid, new rubber tired, cample'tely, overhauled, with"by- dmauiie hoist for lbaden; 1 super s� manure loader,. new; 1 Allis deters 'B' tractor with seuff- lens and bean pullUem; 11 McKee ft,forage bone, mew;ei, wagon, rack 20 rubber timed wagon and _gz ain box; 1 McDeeaing 15 -run fertilizer - drill; L Massey) Hernia cultivat- or, 9 fit spring tooth; 1 MicDeer- 1ng side 4 bar, 2 yr. old; 1 Meer 3 (furrow plow on nib- ber; 1 New Idea manure spreader, 9Q •bu. new No. 206; 1 Oliver 7 ft. 'mower, -sem i - mounted, new; 1 Cockshutt dou- ble disc, 9 foot; 1 three drum land roller;, 1 milk cooler, 7 can; 1 universal' 3 unit �mallfing machine, pipe line for 22 cows; 1 fanning mill and motor;. 1 ex- tension blonwer, 18 foot; 1' hot watertank; 1. extension ladder; 1 steel water bough; three 45 gaflen barrels; 3 wooden gates; 5 sectien ,harrows and steel pale; 50 cedar posts; 1' ellectric fencer; 50 electric fence posts: McOallough chain sate; 1 1955 Chev 1/27 ton - truck, completely overhauled; 1 colony house, 10 by 12. TERMS - CASH FRANK FLANNE:RY, Prop.- „ rop.• J. L. RYAN, Auctioneer JAMES M^CQUAID, Clerk 20-68-2' 21'. Tenders ,Wanted • TENDERS For 1/2 -'ion 'Truck TOWN OF - SEAFORTH . Tenders will be received by ` ' . the indersigned until 5,p.m. on April 28th, 1965, for a 1/2 ton ' . truck for the Town of Seaforth,. Present truck to be taken . trade, Specifications .. include 6 cylder motor, manual trans- , mission, heavy duty, rear axle- •' and differential and heavy duty rear springs. Lowest or any not necessarily aecepbed. Tenders are to be -Submitted in a sealed •envelope marked "Truck Tender". . 'ERNEST .M•. WILLIAMS Clerk -Treasurer • 21-68-2 TENDERS WANTED FOR Half -Ton' Truck (1) To.,trade on 1963 one-half ton truck. (2), Specifications. available at Maitland Valley Conser- vation Office, Inkerman Street,' Listowel, in. Red &. White • Supermarket Bldg.) or by writing to • P.O. Box 760, Listowel. (3) Tenders must be in hands of secretary -treasurer -by noon on Thursday, April 22, 1965. (4) Lowest or any tender not - necessarily accepted. MAITLAND VALLEY CONSERVATION AUTHORITY 21-67-2 22. Legal Notices - NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of NELSON C. CARDNQ All persons having claims ldgaans'.t the Estate of NELSON C. CLRDNO, late of the Town of Seaforth, in the County of Huron, deceased, who •Aidied on or about the 18th day of March, 1965 ares hereby . . notified to send in to the 'under- signed on ow "before ' the 17th days of April, 1965, full particu- lars of their claims. After which date, the assets of the said estate will be distributed amongst the parties , envtrit1ed thereto, having regard only to claamst of which the undersign- ed shall then have" notice. Dated at •Seaforth, this 26th day -of March, 1965. By theft. sandbar, • ALVIN W..SILLERY, Seaforth, Ontario. 22-66-3. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of 11163.11AS BRYD•Ete' "BAIRD. All persona having debts against ' the Esq tate /of Thomas Bryden 'Baird; late of the Village of Brucefield, in the County of Iltiron, deeeas- ed, who died .tin. or about the 20thayr of February, 1964, areihrerehy"'ootified to semi in to the unit i �.op-or beltore•-thee 20th+`di.45'11-4) trdd,1965. full part: ictcl'a oi+ or ; heir •claims rrrhielir' date, the assets �'soid eittate war be dis- Aaniorigst the parties it1tled(thefetri; ha regard the >(o- Ai,'R* 1,5;11965. UDf ADS 22' L:ega1 Notices tiee. Dated at Seafoa th this 6th day of April, 1965. By their solicitor, ALVIN W. SILLERY Seaforth, Ontario 22-67-3 23. -Business Directory JOHN E. LONGSTAFF OPTOMETRIST Seaforth Office: Tues., Thurs., Fri., 9 to 5.30p.m. Sat, 9 to 12 noon Thursday evening by appoint- ment only. Phone 527-1240 - or 482-7010 Mon.,. Wed., Clinton Office A. M. HARPER Chartered Accountant ' 55-57 South Street Telephone Goderich 524-7562 McCONNELL & STEWART Barristers, Solicitors, • 'Etc. p. D.. McCONNELL, Q.C: D. I. STEWART Seaforth, Ont. Phone 527-0850 A. W. SILLERY Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. Office, 527-1850, Res, 527-1643 Seaforth Ontario SEAFORTH VETERINARY CLINIC • J. 0. Turnbull; D.V M., V.S. W: R. Bryaris, D.V.M., V.S. V. J. V. Parks, D.V.M., V.S. G. R. Gray, B.S., D.V.M., V.S. Phone 527-1760 Seaforth 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 SERICE Adjustable hospital beds for rent. FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Phone 527-1390 Seaforth 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 PERCY WRIGHT Licensed -Auctioneer. For a better Auction Sale, call Percy Wright, Hensen, 262-5482. 23-56-10 24. Cards of Thanks We wish to thank our friends. and relatives for remembering us on the occasions of our twenty-fifth wedding annivers- ary. Everything was greatly, ap- preciated. - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carter. 24-68x1 I wish to thank my many friends for •the lovely cards, flowers' land visits whip in Scout Memorial Hospital. Thanks to Dr. Brady, Dry Malkus and all the nurses end stafif,of hospital far their kindness. Mona Oai • '• - 24-68x1 I would nicer to thank a '' those who attended my confirmation nit the church and men home, a1' - so •miy birthday, and presented, • me, with giftsi; sent cards, ex- tended good wishes and helped in any way. - Beverly Eliza- beth Sholdice, Brodhagen. • ! - 24-68-1 I wish to thank all relatives, friends, neighbors, fellow class metes and Noattihside United Church for 'gifts, canis and let- terrs while •I ways a patient in Scott Meanorial Hospital, Spec- ial thanks to Dm. Gamin, Dr: Stapleton„ nurses and staff for your many acts of kindnes . It will never be forgotten•. - - Ross McDonald.. • 24.68-1 John and Nellhe J ans'eon and fa m •i.11 y v$auld like to thank everyone who heltped in any way at the time: of their recent berelamement. Their spec i o('1 thanks to Father Sullivan, Dr. Stapleton, R. S. Bow, the pall- bearers and flowerbearers, the staff and children of St. James' school and all the friends and neighbors wive were so kind to them. 24-68-1 We wish to thank our neighbor and friends for the gifts• and good wishes that we received at the recent' Social Evening at SS No. 9 Tucke. smith. We part- icularty wish to thank those re- sponsible for the arrange m endm, who assisted at our sale, who sent in balnlog, and who helped us move into( our new home in Berman. It was all' greatly ap- preciated. - Jack and Marg- aret Condit, Larry, Billie and • Dwight.' 21-68.1 I wish to expreis, my sir cele thanks - o friends end. neigh - bows for gifts, cards and flbrw- ers while I was e patient in Seiafothth Hospital. Special thanks to Fathers Durand, Sul- Ivan, I7. Morris and W. Morris, -Dai Stapleton and 4Dr. Scratch and Boddo Ambulance.'TTian`ic-s to all the nurses fol/ their many kindnesses. Eviervjthing wh,g greatly :appreciated. --•- Mrs,. W. Stapleton. 24-68301 • Toe Late FOR SALE -- Eight purebred 'Shorthorn eo'ws,• one Ifttiriebred Hereford, one Char'oloisa' and S�lh(',or.,,thorn coos, . •' - ord, ,coni i. -(:%.ore to II J v 11 • 111 11,y, Gard' 1 Too Late- WANTED ate WA TElD A m et¢ on, 012 ;,el, 55Anne Marie Deyenx, I 27,0226. WANTED -- 'asty ` or Wined rent 50 acres -of grass. Phone collect Mitchell 348.9188. ' -1 WANTED -- cream separator, preferably Viking, phone 1D,3R13 Dwbldn.' -1 FOR RENT - ' apartment for rent, Harald Jackson, Seaforth. -1 FOR SALE - 1951 Pontiac, 4 dbor hardtop. Good cwnditdon. Phone 527-0497. -1 FOP, SALE -- 14 pigs, eight weeks old. Douglas Rocha, R1112 Dubh: x1 FOR SALE -Six hundred babes of second cut haps, Ken Thomp- son, phone 527-1915. ' -i FOR SALE - 2 unite De Laval milking machine complete with piping. John Cassies, R R 3 Sea, forth, phone 482-9957. -1 FOR SALE - 2 Holstein bull calve s. Martin Heynsbeugen, R R 4 Seafortu, phone 527-1986.' •-1 FOR SALE - 'Chev truck, one ton, 7' by 9' platfiormj good mot- or, very) good times. Don Buch- anan, phone 527-0995. xl FOR RENT - 8 room•- house in Egmondvitle, across froom Gen- eral 'store. $60 per month. J. Verbakel, MO College St., Kitch- ener. -3 FOR SALF,, - 1 Hereford bull calf,' 1 Viking 750 cream separ- ator. Francais Hieknelb, R, R 5 Seaforth, phone 109 R 11 Dublin. xl COMING EVENT -, The win ning play "The Happy Journ- ey" by the Seaforth Jr. Farm- ers will be 'presented in the Sea - forth District High School on Thursday evening, April 22nd with euchre following. Everyone welcome. PROPERTY FOR SALE Ultra, modern 11/2 storey fam, My dwelling with garage. Situ- ated on two loots, west end at town limits. All ,modern hitch, en, 'bath, oil hearted and town water. Excellent condition, low taxes New ranch style brick - 3' bedrooms, well located in resi- dential section. Priced r i g h t. Possession arranged4 Two older frame.. dwellings .at - at sacrifice prices One good. building lot North End Been Offered $250.00 CONTACT: • Harold Jackson, Broker John A. Cardno, Salesman Seater* -1 Remember, ittakes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and he money - in picket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth, 527-0240. S Tlie;•annual bozo , ahc tea of the 1 .W on' G t w �- t ed ... a h1 s �a. in the church Wednesday af- ternoon. The president, Mrs. Allan McCall, presided for the opening hymn, "What a Friend We Have in Jesus," with Mrs. Ian Wilbee at the piano and offered prayer after which she declared the bazaar, open. All counters were well patronized. The fancy work was cones ed by Yrs. -Peter McDonald; ap- rons, Mrs. Ralph Traviss; quilts, Mrs. Ernest Stevens and Mrs. Roy Bennett, with Mrs.' Arthur Higginbotham as cashier; bak- ing table: No, 1,. convener, Mrs. Emerson Mitchell; cashier, Mrs. Douglas Ennis; baking table No. 2: convener, Mrs. Herbert Tra- viss; cashier, Mrs. Ronald Ben- nett; candy, Mrs. Nelson Reid, Mrs. Jack Gordon; touch and take, Mrs. James Clarke, Mrs. George Dundas. A tea was served under the supervision of the supper. com- mittee, including Mrs. Allan Searle, Mrs. Gerald Watson, Mrs. Ian Wilbee and Mrs. Wes- ley Hackwell. Honored At Reception A reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Achilles was held in the Walton Community Hall Friday evening. During in- termission the newly-weds were presented with , a purse . of money by Allan Johnston, with Reid Hackwell reading the ad- dress. Music was supplied by Ian .Wilbee's orchestra. Mission Band Walton Mission Band met Sunday 'in Duff's United Church with an attendance of 47. Tom Leeming was 'in charge of the, meeting and Gail Traviss acted as pianist. The meeting opened with the 'hymn, "Blest Be the Tie That Binds." Tom gave the call to , worship, Psalm 106:1, The hymn, "Fight the'• Good Fight," was sung. Mrs, Walter Bewley, talked about schools in Trinidad and difficulties encountered by pu- pils.: Mite box money this year will be ' used to help pay for schools, supplies and teachers for children of Trinidad and Brazil. - Brian Wilbee read , the •Scrip- ture, Timothy- 3:14A.. ra4.rs.. Bewley read the same verse from the New English transla- tion, then explained'what Paul -meant -when he gave Timothy this advi . Roger Humphries led in p rayer. Connie Coutts renda Bewley collected the offering and mite boxes. Tom dedicated the offering with prayer. • C6nnie Coutts gave the treas- urer's report and Karen Mc- Donald read the minutes of the last meeting. Tom conducted the business. Dena Wey 'will play the piano for the next meeting and Explorers Heather McDonald and Sharon Marks r.. will • help with the wgrship, Mrs, an Van net, Mics 110l - n= Coutts, Mrs. Nelsen Marks,; Mrs. Roy Williamson and Mrs, Bewley were in charge of the ,classes. The meeting closed with the hymn, "Dear Lord and Father of Mankind," and all repeated the Mizpah benedic- tion. - Mr. and 11trs. W. Stutz, of Waterloo, were weekend visi- tors with the latter's • parents, Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Dundas. Mr. and • ]),lrs,: William Dins- more and Bruce;- of Brampton, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McGavin. • Mr. and Mrs. David Andrews, of Toronto, spent the weekend with the latter's mother, Mrs. George Dundas. Mrs. Ross ' Bennett and baby son have returned home from Clinton Public Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ennis visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ennis, Hamilton. A number of ladies from the Walton UCW attended the thankoffering meeting in •Blyth United Church last Sunday eve, ning. Special Services A service ' will be hela in Duff's United Church Thugs- day evening when the Sacra- ment of the Lord's Supper will be observed. Moncrieff` con- gregation will join Walton in a service Good Friday morning at 11 a.m. A special Easter service will be held Sunday morning at 11 a.m., with Rev. Arthur Higginbotham, conduct- ing the service. The choir will providespecial music with Mrs. Harvey Brown as organist. Property Changes Recent property c h a n g es through the real estate office of Joseph McConnell include: The 100 -acre • John- Drake farm, 9th concession of • Hib- bert, to Spencer Jeffery, with immediate possession. - The 150 -acre John Flannery farm, 3rd concession of 'IVIcKil- lop, to .Martin Van .Bakel, Lo- gan Township, with possession August 1. The Gene -Scott residence, Chalk . St., Seaforth, to Andrew` Whetham, Clinton, with pos- session May 1. - FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE The April meeting • of the Friendship Circle of First Pres- byterian Church was held at the home of Mrs. Don Morton. The president, Mrs. J. Carno- chan, "'opened" the meeting with an Easter reading and prayer. Plans for the bazaar in the fall were "-discussed. The -meeting adjourned for -a social evening; prizes • going to Anne Carno- chan, Marilyn. Chesney' and Marion ' Coutts. and yrs carve Traviss have returned frog Florkdn,. °hayinhs g spentere- the past tpree nwntth' . Mr, and Mrs. David Lemon spent the weekend's ;n Sarnia with Mr. ,and..,Nlra. Cecil Lemon and family. Mrs. Elmer Townsend and Mr. George Townsend were in Richard's Landing Wednesday, attending the funeral of the late Dr. H. S. Trefry. Miss Connie Wright, of Hali- fax, is home, to spend the Eas- ter holiday with her mother, Mrs. W. G. Wright. Mrs. Oreille ...Oke is a dele- gate at the 46th annual con- vention of the. Ontario Federa- tion of Home and School Asso- ciations, which is being held this week in -the Sheraton -Brock Hotel, Niagara Falls. ' Mr. and Mrs. James Patter- son, of Peterborough, were visi- tors -last week with their son, Mr. John Patterson and Mrs. Patterson and family. - Mrs. Fred Hutchings left Last week for her home in Buena. Park, California, afters spending a few days with her sisters, Mrs. C. Hawley and Mrs. W. E. AL BRIEFS. Hawley and Mr; Iiavitley. Mr. Dennis McSpadden;, son of Mr. and Mrs. SairJ, M Spec', den, of Otterville, and OW - son of Mr. Zack McSpadden, of town, has won a bursary, amounting to $2,500.00, at the University of Western Ontario, Miss Sally Nott, Reg.N., of London, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Raymond Nott. Mrs. Thomas Pryde; of Exe- ter, was an guest of Miss Rena Fennell 'over the weekend. ''Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Cough- lin, of London, spent the week- end with Miss Alice Reid. Miss Katie Scott, of Ottawa, and Prof. James R. Scott, of Waterloo, spent the- weekend at their home here. Donna Marie, •Mary Lou and Frank Meagher, of . Stratford; Mary Margaret and Rose Marie Kelly, of town; Mrs. Vincent Morrison, Waterloo; Mr. Wil- fred Feeney and Mrs. Dan Cos- tello, of Dublin, visited with 1yfr. and Mrs. Jack Meagher. Miss Wendy Stannah, Miss Julia Blanchard, Miss Dianne Dalton, Mrs. Virginia Dalton and Mrs. .Lillian Pepper were received into membership at Sabel Bible Church ,oiri Sunday evening following baptismal at Faith Bible Church in Stmt. ford at the Sunday morning service, conducted by Rev. A. R. Yeilding. Mrs. A. Y. McLean. and Mas- ter D. C: G. McLean are visit- ing her parents in -New Glas- - gow, N.S: • ' Mr. Edmund Daly spent the weekend in Toronto attending the twenty-fifth wedding v anni- versary of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Daly. ' MisT Amy Love, of Toronto, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ferne Patterson. J. ' B. lIiggins,- Keith Shap, C. A. Barber, Amos Corby, Earl Canpbell, George Thempsgn, Alistair liroadfoot, William Ball, Orville. Oke Austin'•' 'Mathesgn, James Doig, John Bach and aJ. W. Crich were in Toronto Tues- day attending Grand Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons of Ontario. She: "I cook and bake fbr you day after day and what do I get? -nothing!" ' He: "Yee're lucky. I get indigestion." T READY#LEASTER PARADE Ladies' Dress, Coats Ladies' Dresses Ladies' - Reversible Coats Ladies' Blouses Ladies' Skirts Ladies' Cardigans Ladies' Slips • Girls' Dresses Carcoats - -Dress Coats Reversible Coats Slacks " - - kw l►: ' Cardigans, Etc. Men's 2 -Pant Suits Men's Sport Coats Men's Dress Pants Men's Dress Shirts Men's Sport Shirts Men's Socks BOYS' Windbreakers Carcoats Sport Coats Dress Pants Blue'Jeans' Slacks Sport Shirts Jersey T -Shirts Etc.. kJ - The Store Where You Get Quality - ' Plus LOW Prices 7/ EVE -LAR STORE• SEAFORTH Phone - 527-1690 ST. THOMAS' ANGLICAN CHURCH GOOD FRIDAY 7:30 Preacher - The Venerable Archdeacon K. C. Bolton, B.A., Lth., B.D., Huron College EASTER SUNDAY Holy Communion - 8 a.m. Holy Communion - 11 a.m. The congregation of St. Mary's, Dublin,- will observe Holy Communion at 1:30 p.m. 'on ,Easter Sunday. REV. H: DOINNALDSON, Rector DOUGLAS MORGAN, Organist FIRST. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV. DOUGLAS 0. FRY, Minister MISS CAROL BROWN, Organist 'MRS. WILLIAM BROWN, Choir Leader + EASTER SUNDAY SERVICE 10 A.M. Church School and youth Fellowship Class 11 A.M. EASTER SERMON - The Minister Junior Choir - "There's a Carol in the Heart" Senior Choir - "He is Riseti" 11¥en's Molt ^--'- "Were .You Where?" The congregation of -'First Presbyterian Chureh cordially invite ,You to. johl With them in worship en this Easter Sunday. Our Lord, Jesus ,Christ, brought us light - from out of darkness. A simple expression and renewal of faith is needed by usall, so. attend Church this Easter Sunday. Each denomination has planned Special Sacred Services, and -you are welcomed by them all! PARTAKE ' OF THE BLESSINGS OFFERED YOU THIS HOLY SEASON ! HOLY WEEK AT ST. JAMES' , CATHOLIC CHURCH MAUNDY THURSDAY- Mass of the Lord's Supper at 8:00 p.m,,.. GOOD FRIDAY-•= • " ' Afternoon Solemn Liturgy at 3:00 p.m. HOLY SATURDAY -"-- ' Solemn Vigil of Easter at 11:00 p.m. - - followed by Easter Mass at Midnight - EASTER SUNDAY- , ' Masses at 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. + ALL ARE WELCOME ! + (NOTE: TheChurch Bells will be rung on. Holy Thursday evening about 8:30 p.m. and then Will be silent until "very :early in the morning'; aboiit 12:15 a.m., Sunday morning). PASTOR, ROV. ORGAN S'e + C. E. • SULLIVAN: P:P. MRs. A. ,$tiLt8 EASTER SUNDAY SERVICE SERVICE - EGNIONDVILLE UN'IT'ED CHURCH + • MINISTER- Rev. Alan Scdtt ORGANIST -Mrs: Arnold 'Scott + SUNDAY SCHOOL - 10:00 a.m. WORSHIP SERVICE - 11:00. a.m. SPECIAL MUSIC BY THE CHOIR Guest Soloists Ws. Elmer Koehler, Brodhagen EASTER MESSAGE - The Minister EVERYONE WELCOME NORTHSIDE UNITED- CHURCH EASTER SUNDAY SERVICE Worship 11 a.m.. + THE EASTER MESSAGE - The Minister (Combined Junior and Senior Choirs) - - Senior Choir: "This Joyful Eastertide" (Dutch Carol) Junior choir "0 'Sons :and Daughters" (French Melody) Senior Cho' Tito n- of Glory" Solo - William Campbell ;(Wilson) ORGANIST -Mrs. Jai'hes, A. Stewart Ci10I11MASTMR---kr. James A. Stewart MINISTER -REV. J. CLIFF 'BRITTON, B.A. ?Tf