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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cochrane,
John Street, will celebrate their
50th wedding anniversary on
Wednesday. Neither Mr. and
Mrs. Cochrane are in the best
of health, and' as a result no
• plans are being made to mark
the event.
It was weather much like that
of this year, Mr. Cochrane re-
called, as he told of the wed-
ding of fifty years ago. The
bride was the 'former • Jessie
McBeth, and the couple was
married at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex McBeth, in Stanley, on
September 29, 1915. The minis-
ter was Rev. Woods, of the
• then Brucefield Presbyterian
Church. Mr. -Cochrane is a son
of the late, ,Mr. and Mrs: John
Cochrane, also of Stanley.
Assisting at the ceremony
were Mr. and Mrs. John Jar-
rott, now of Hensall.
Following the wedding Mr.
and Mrs. Cochrane established
themselves oh the groom's
farm on the second of Stanley,
which they contiatied to occupy
until their retirement to Sea -
forth in 1947. They have one
daughter, Audrey, Mrs. Elmer
Cameron, of Tuckersmith, and
a granddaughter.
Active in the community, Mr.
Cochrane served for a number
of years as school trustee. A
life-long Liberal, until recently
he was chairman of the Sea -
forth Liberal Association.
Mr. and Mrs. Cochrane are
members of Northside United
Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Pepper,
Oakshade Farm, Tuckersmith,
celebrated their fiftieth wed-
ding anniversary at 'their home
on Sunday, Sept, 19.
Roy Pepper, youngest son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Pepper, and Elma May Crich,
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Crich, were unit-
ed• in marriage in 1915 .by the
Rev. S. J. Allin, at the home
of the bride's parents. Follow-
ing.the wedding trip they took
up residence on the Pepper
homestead, where they still 're-
side. The attendants, Frank
Crich, Seaforth, brother of the
bride, and Rose Pepper (Mrs.
Howard Ctich, of Clinton), sis-
ter of the grdbm, were present
at the anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Pepper have
three sons and four daughters,
namely: Harold, at home; Nor-
man, of Hensall; Clifford, of
Zurich; Viola (Mrs. Harold Tay-
lor) of geaforth; Edith (Mrs.
Percy Rutter), of Bloomfield;
Eleanor (Mrs. Frank Falconer),
of RR 5, Clinton,;and Gladys
(Mrs. William .Riehl), of Clin-
ton. They' have 22 grandchil-
dren and two great-grandchil-
dren.,
The table decorations were
in a gold and silver scheme
Classified ads pay 'dividends.
J40TI•CE
Re Fair Day
OM: •Mills will be chned fpr
kid Friday afternoon Until
4:30, We Will then bean for
PresPared feed. - •
Please, No Grinding -
Friday afternoon.
Seaforth Farmers
Co,op
Topnotch Feeds
•
with a gold wedding bell and
golden tapers centred with a
three-tier wedding. cake. Sev-
eral colorful baskets of flowers
beautified the dining room.
Pouring tea in the afternoon
from 2 to 5 o'clock„ were Mrs.
Frank Layton and, Mrs. ward
Crich, of Clinton, sist s o the
groom, and Mrs. Gladys Wallis,
of Clinton, sister of the bride.
In the evening from 7 to 9
o'clock, were Mrs. James Carno-
chan, cousin of the bride, and
Mrs. Arny Crich, of Clinton, sis-
ter-in-law of the bride.
Waitresses, all 'granddaugh-
ters of the honored couple,
were Julene Elliott, of London;
Marie Elliott, of Seaforth; Ruth
Anne, Doris and Joan Pepper,
of Zurich; Janet and Joyce Fal-
coner, RR 5, Clinton, and Bon-
nie Riehl, of Clinton. Jean
Falconer, RR 5, Clinton, an-
other granddaughter, was in
charge of the guest register.
Supper was served at six
o'clock to the brothers and sis-
ters of the bride and groom,
Over 150 signed. the register.
Guests were present from Pon-
tiac and' Ferndale, Michigan;
Goderich, Seaforth, Zurich,
Dashwood, Hensallj, Kitchener,
.Bayfield and Clinton.
STAFFA
•
Misses Heather DitYnard and
Margaret Worden were among
the 4-11 Club girls in Perth
County, who attended the judg-
ing at LonclOn Fair on Friday.
Sunday visitors with yMrs.
Mary Miller and Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Miller and daughters
were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Par-
rish, Mitchell, and Mrs. Blanche
Verner and Mr. Milton Miller,
Stratford. 4
Mr. and -Mrs. Bob'Norris, Pat-
ti, Susan and Jill visited Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. James
Norris and family, Brampton.
Misses Edna and the
Londcin,.spent the weekend
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Miller.
Mr. and Mrs, Terry Dayinard,
Guelph, visited over the week-
end with Rev. ad Ma, flay-
ffid 1iith&:, vtt
20. Auction $ales
ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
OF PROPERTY
Estate Auction Sale of 75
acre Farm, at Lot 1, Con. 13,
Hullett Township, 21/2 miles
West of Walton and 11/2 miles
South, on MONDAY, OCT.
llth, at 1 p.m. sharp.
Brick house; bank barn,
38 x 70; garage; hen 'house;
65 acres clay loam land, all
workable, remainder in bush;
drilled well. Sold subject to
reserve bid. 10% down, bal-
ance 30 days.
Estate of the late
• LORNE ROE
For further particulars, ap-
ply to Roy Williamson, Wal-
ton, or Harold 'Jacksen,
Auctioneer, Seaforth. •
20,91-3
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Clearing Auction Sale of
Household Furniture and Ef-
fects for Mrs. Jean Dill, on
Main St.,eDubline on SAT-
URDAY,SEPTEMBER 25, at
1 IS.m.
3 -piece Friezie chesterfield
suite; sofa and chair, (green);
chair, rose; rocker chair
and stool to match; 2 step
tables; coffee table, (glass
top French Provincial); 9 -
piece dining room suite; fire-
place, complete; 2 -piece an-
tique bedrodm suite; two
'double iron beds, springs,
mattresses; walnut vanity;
5 odd small walnut tables;
2 desks; 2 commodes; dres-
ser; 2 book stands; 3 com-
mercial' glass cases; antique -
clothes tree; 2 mirrors, (one
antique); antique 'baby cut-
ter; antique pot bellied
-Stove; kitchen, table and 4
matehing chairs; Philco re-
frigerator; coal and wood'
annex stove; propane Gur-
ney gas stove; antique casn
register; quantity of dish,,
some antique; 2 -ironing
boardsis. numbee'ef lamps and'
pietures,• cot; daybed; 2 fea-
ther ticks; quantity of bedd-
ing; Toledo candy scale, (5 -
albs.); set 100 pound scales;
bag cart; tools, including
saws, hammers, etc. number
of books; 1 pop cooler, other
-useful' items. .
TERMS—Cash •
Please note, in event of
rain, sale will be, under cov-
er. No reserve, property sold.
MRS. JEAN DILL, Prop.
Harry Lutchin, Auctioneer.
20-91-1
CLEARING
AUGTION SALE .
Clearing Auction Sale of
Farm Stock and Machinery,
Lot 13, Con. 6, Hullett Town-
ship, 7 miles North East of
Clinton, or 9 miles North-
West . of Seaforth, 2 Miles
West of Kinburn, on MON-
DAY, OCT.,41h, at 1 p.m.
CATTLE -- 8 Hereford
cows, rebred; all cows have
-calves at foot and are under
10 years Old; 2 stocker heif-
ers; .6 stocker steers, 1yrs.
old. All cattle are Waterloo
Breeding Association stock.
, MACHINERY — Cockshutt
tractor, last 70' made, steel
cab; new tires and valve job;
Massey 6 -ft. binder, good
canvass; • International 11 -run
fertilizer drill; Bissell disc,
(like new) ;r horse Cultivator.;
4 -section -diamond harrows;
New Idea manure spreader;
!land roller; Oliver 2 -furrow
plow; Fleury oat roller; fan-
ning mill, with bagger; root
pulper; cutting box; Interna-
tional' hay loader; 6 H.P. gas-
oline International engine.; 1
rubber tired wagon and rack;
dump rake; 30 x 7 rubber
drive belt; cutter; set double
sleighs; pig crate; set 2,000
lb. scales; rubber tired wheel
barrow, (like new); Gem
fencer; Renfrew cream separ-
ator; time clock for hens;
scrap iron; harness. Other
articles too numerous to men-
tion.
HOUSHOLD EFFECTS —
bed aria springs; bed, springs
dresser and stand, (antique);
Quebec heater and pipes;
kitchen tables and chairs;
kitchen cabinet; Singer sew-
ing machine; gas lantern and
lamp; some antiques.
TERMS—Cash
,No Reserve, farm sold. •
LORNE LAWSON, Prop.
Harold Jackson, Atictioneer.
George Porosiell, Clerk
• 20-91-2
CLEARING.
AUCTION SALE
Clearing Auction Sale of
Hospital Equipment and fur-
nishings, Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, Seaforth,, SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 2nd, at. 1 o'clock.
The undersigned Auetione.
eer hat been instructed to sell
by Auction, the following
items ntr ionger reqttired
following theclosing of the
Nurses' Residence and the
move to the new Seaforth-
Community Hospital. •
2 metal barrels, 25 gal.;
3 -piece wicker chesterfield
suite, including desk; Cen-
tury washing machine,With
wringer, in good shapo; two
large.wooden Clipboards; tiP-
stlhored . arm their; • Wind-
sor rocker; cane, seat Chain,
Tudhope deetric, rangette; .,8
chairs with flounees; (uter1-4
tity ' conduit IfittingS;
right bookcase' and writing.
desk with miner; 5 ellests of
drawere; " 7. hospital beds,.!
complete • with.' springs and
mattressesE, ,2 tots With
sprints; corner shelf; 18
dreaserS, sothe. meta' abide
20. Auction Sales
electric stove, exce11nts aPe;
Electrohome humidifier; haby
basin and stand, white enanielk
dining room extension table
oak, 8 chairs, matching, Witi
leather seats;oval extensiork
„dining room table, claw feet;
68" extended, 48" wide; tix0;
brella • stand; large wooden)
screen, 72" x 74" high; varlety.
of utility tables, venous
types, both wood and metal 2;
metal chest of drawers;, wne
velour chesterfield withCluilri
to match and green chair;
numbir of hardwood doors,i
various sizes, some with glass;
panels and hardware; Moffat
air conditioner; Metalcraft por"
table steam table, capacity 40;
meals; small Finnel floor pol-
isher; hot and cold sterile wat-
er tanks; chesterfield and'
chair; twohostess chairs; cab-
inet TV; 'rug; bedroom suite;
two odd chairs; walnut table;
iron fireman stoker, with
motor and bin.
BERT PEPPER, Auctioneer •
Scott Memorial Hospital,
Proprietor.
• 20-91-2
21. 'Tenders Wanted -
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders Will be received by
the Undersigned until Sanborn -
her 30th, 1965 far the purchaSe
and removal of a frame strue-
wee 50 feet by 50 feet, kneWn
as the east part of the Egmand-
vitae church shed. May be seen
by 'contacting the -undersigned.
Highest or any tender not
neceSserily accepted,
AUBREY EICKMEYEiR
Secretary, Board of Ste-wen:IS
Egmondville, Ontario
21,40.41.
Township of MeKillbp
TENDERS
FOR SNOW REMPITIAL
Sealed tenders will be 're-
ceived by the undersignel,
unil 6 p.m.,. Friday, Oct;
1965, for snow ' removal an.
Township roads during win-
ter of 1965 and 1966.
Tender ultist state till
specifications of equipment,
priee per hour and proof of
Workmen's • Compensation
and Public Liability Insur-
ance.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
WILSON LITTLE,
Road Superintendent,
RR 1, Seaforth, Ont.
21-90-1
TENDERS. WANTED
Morris Township
Tenders will be • received
by the undersigned until 12
noon, Oct. 4, 1965, for three
trucks to plough snow any-
where in the Township of
Morris as the Road Superin-
tendent shall direct.
Tenders must state price
per hour; make, model, year
and horsepower of the truck;
also type of plough and the
length of wing.
Lowest 4or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
MRS. HELEN D. MARTIN,
Clerk, Morris Township
Belgrave, Ontario.
21-91-2
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
WOB,KS OF CANADA •
TENDERS
SEALED TENDERS, ad-
dressed to Secretary, Depart-
ment of Public Works of
Canada. Room B326, Sir
Charles • Tupper Building,
Riverside Drive, Ottawa 8,
and endorsed "TENDER FOR
REPAIRS—TO SOUTH PEIR,
HAYFIELD, ONTARIO", will
be received until 3.00 p.m.,
(E. 10. S. T.), WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 6, 1965.
Tender docurhents can be
obtained through: Chief En-
gineer, Room E-448, Sir
Charles Tupper Building,
Riverside Drive, Ottawa 8,
Ont.; District Engineer, 457
Richmond Street, London,
Ont.; and can be seen at the
Post Office at Bayfield, Ont.
To be considered each ten-
der must be submitted on the
forms supplied by the Dep-
artment and must be accom-
panied by the security speci-
fied in the tender documents.
The lowest or any. tender
not necessarily accepted.
ROBERT FORTIER,
Secretary.
21-91-1
22. Lega Notices,'
TREASURER'S SALE
of LAND FOR TAXES
Town of Seaforth
county of Itw'on
To Wit:
By virtue of a warrant issued
by the Mayor of the, Town of
Seaforth under his hand and the
Seal of the said Corporatiati,
bearing date the 8th cfary of Feb-
ruary, 1965, sale of buds in ar-
rears of taikest in the Town of
Seaforth ME be held in, file
°conned Ohm/hens at the hour
of 10 WeliOdk lthelorenoonion
the lath day +of morvembet,,1965,
airleas the tames and 6004; are
sooner paid. Notice ts hereby
given that the Ns* ott rands for
sate of. meats 0 taxeS was
pUblished hir,the. Wade Gaz-
W060a hurribetV beitn0160 Otte en the tth day WI Auguet,
hh, tiiikkorir -4,01tite Reach 1965, andt that coOs:* 01 tlie Said
22. Legal NOtices'
•list may iYe had at my office.
Treasurer's Office, this 12th
day Of Augnst-, 11)65.
vRaNizsT M. WILLIAMS
- Treasurer
2278543
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23. Business -Directory
A. W. SILLERY
Barrister, Selieitor, /Etc.
Office, 527-185p, 4.3. 527-1643
Seaforth , Ontario
A. M. HARPER.
Chartered Accountant
,55-57 South Street Telephone
Goderich 524-7562
SEAFORTH
VETERINARY
CLINIC
J. 0. Turnbull, D.V.M„ V.S.
W. R. Bryaes, D.V.M., V.S.
' G. R. Gray, B.Se.D.V.M.,V.S.
P. D. Wilts, D.V.M.', V.S.
Phone 527-1760 Seaforth
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 SERICE
Adjustable hospital beds for,
rest.
FLOWERS FOR EVERY
OCCASION •
Phone 527-1690 Sea&irtb
1VIcCONNELLi •
& STEWART
Barristerte Seliciters; Etc.
. P. D. MCCONNELL, Q.C.
- D. L STEWART
Seaforth, Ont. Pb.iteje 527-0850
J. •1 •
A: BURKE
Fio_eitziliettor
puBanuNd-,AM ea Seiejorreemx,
Night or Deer
• Phone 431n 10
JOHN k. LONGSTAFF'
OPTOMETRIST
• Seaforth Office:
•Toes., Thurs.,, FrL,9to 5.30p.m.
Sat., 9 171 12 noon
Tlivriberbsdeay52zinett•724tooi
maw::
n., Wed., Clinton' Office
24: 'Cards' of Thanks
THANKS to My relatives,
friends • and neighbors for
cardS, telephone calls, visits
and kindness shown at home,
*bile I was a patient in
Stratford Hospital. — David
Papple. 24-91x1
WE wish to thank all those
who sent flowers, Mass cards
and messages of sympathy
during our recent, bereave-
ment. Special thanks to Fath-
er Durand. — The Burns
Family. 24-91x1
24. Cards of Thit
i would like to tliKk all those
•that were so lond to me
while I was in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London; those who
sent cards; alSn..„„the nurses,
Dr. Bussby and or. Glenne.
Mr. Louis Hildkebrand.
• 24-91x1
WE wish to thank our Many
friends, neighbors and rela-
tives fon the calrdS, gifts and
Personal congratulations re-
ceived on the occasion of our
golden -wedding anniversary.
AlSo thanks to those respon-
sible for the arrangements
way:andall
waswhwho
deeply4.1114apprecia-
ted. c
nr any
-
ted. Roy and Elma Pepper.
24-91k1
THE family of the late Mr.
John A. McKenzie wish "to
express, appreciation for the
many acts of- kindness and
expressions of sympathy re-
ceived during their recent
bereavement. We particularly
wish to thank R. S. ‘Box
Funeral Service and our
neighbors. 24-91x1
THE family of the late Mr.
Frank Allen would like to
express their sincere apprec-
iation and thanks to all who
remembered us in our' ber-
eavement. Special thanks to
Rev. Donaldson, Mr. Whitney
Dr. Brady, Dr. Malkus, ,the
nurses at Scott Memorial
Hospital and all who helped
at the house. 24-9,1x1
Mrs. Joseph Kale and fanlily
wish to express their sin-
cere thanks and appreciation
to their neighbors, friends
and relatives for the kind-
ness shown during their re-
cent bereavement. Many
thanks to Dr. Stapleton and
to the staff of Scott Memor-
ial Hospital; also thanks to
Father Laragh and Father
Coughlin and the Box. Fun-
eral Home. - 24-91-1
25. In Memoriam
MATTHEWS — In loviny
memory of a• husband; and
father, Edmund F. Matthews,
who passed away to years
ago, Sept. 27th, -1963.
So many things have happen-
ed,
Sin& you were called away,
Things you wouldhave en-
joyed.
Had you been left to stay.
So many things to share with
you.
So many things to say,
Things that would have been
. nicer,
If you were hear today,
We cannot bring the old
days back,
Your hand we cannot teueh,
But God has given us won-
derful mernories,
Of a husband, Father and
Grandfather we miss so
much.
—Always remembered by
wife Helen and Family.
25-91f1
Births
BRINK—At Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital, • on Sept.
16, to Mr. and Mrs. Dirk
Brink, Brodhagen, Ont., a
daughter,
HICKNELL — At Seaforth
Community Hospital, on
Births
Sept 16, to Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Hicknell, RR 5,
Seaforth, a daughter.
BUTSON—At Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital, on Sept.
22, to Mr. and Mrs. John
Hutson, Staffa, a son.
CONSITT --- In Clinton. Pub-
lic Hospital, on Sept. 13,
tp Mr. and M. Ray Con-
sitt, RR 3, Kippen, a daugh-
ter, Beth Ann. ' -
VAN WYNSBERGHE — At
Seafdrth Community Hos-
: pi on Sept 19., to Mr.
and
'
t,
Mrs,' Herman. Van
17)vY, berghe,, RR 1-:, . Blyth,
ElagOeMent413
---;-a-- on.
and Mrs. Frank E. Hunt,
Seaforth," announce the .en-
gagement of their daughter,
Freda Mae, to Mr.- William
George Kerslake, son of -Mr.
and Mrs. George Kerslake,
Staffa. The wedding will
take place Saturday, the 9th
of October, in Northside
United Church, 915c1
Too Late
THE Annual Bazaar, spon-
sored by the Ladies' of the
Altar Society will be held
in Dublin, Thursday, Nov. 4.
1-91-1
SEAFORTH liigh School
rings for boys and• girls, in
all sizes. Anstett Jewellers
,Ltd. • 11-91-tf
411.6...........6,6,66.6•1•66.61,66;67.6.6.6.6.6..„11.6•••••••••16
To Late
FOR SALE -.-L• Allis-Chal-
mers all. crop 60 combine,
with pick up and , . bean
screens in good working Con-
dition. Phone 524-8459.
11-91x1
SEAFORTH Qffice requires
immediately, typist book-
keeper, full time. Apply to
Box 1493, The Huron Expos-
itor. ' ' 4-91,-1
HELP WANTED — Sales
clerk and waitress, exper-
ience preferred. Must be re-
liable, neat , and a good
worker. Apply J. C. Crich,
4-91-1
FOR' RENT—Large 6 -room
apartment, heat , and water
supplied. Available* at once,
J. C. Crich. 15-91-1
WANTED TO BUY --- 3 "or
4 bedroom house, centrally
located in Seaforth. Will
pay cash. Apply Box 1495,
Huron Expositor. . 18 91-1
FOR SALE OR RENT — A
new 3 -bedroom house, West
William St., Seaforth. Con-
tact Joseph McConnell, Sea -
forth or Bob Whitelaw, Park-
hill, phone , 294-6128. 91-1
FOR SALE — 11/2 storey
brick and stucco house on
Franklin St. 3 bedrooms, a
large living room, modern
kitchen, 3 -piece bath up-
stairs, 2 downstairs, large
car port, hardwood floors,
finished in cherry, large lot.
Paved driveway, two blocks
andbl
blocks, kds , do
from Main St.; also cement
nrwsireNolaathgeon, agents.
Aindpowpi
to Walter Murray. 14-91-1
VISIT US AT THE FAIR!
Thursday Night and Friday
•
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.Our Mill ,.will be closed for Feed
FRI MY AFTERNOON
until 4:.30.
We will then open for prepared
feed.
4 4.
Please! No Grinding' iltiday afternoon.
If harvest- weather, tin- Elevator will
be open. If not, will close and reopen
at 6 p.m.
OPNOTCH FEEDS
LIMITED
"TheMost for the Farmer's Dollar" -
PHONE 527-1910 - : SEAFORTEI
WILKINSON'S
TABLERITE BEEF
ROUND -UP
SEE OUR
SPECIAL
SIX-PAGE
COLOURED
HANDBILL
TABLERITE ..BEEF $41(1.NGS,
SPECIAL BUYS ON i_SEEF FOR,1190/11E FREEZERS
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