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The Huron Expositor, 1962-10-18, Page 15H , • - a • �n �''• �l.•tf/•'' �.' ' : V '% YYJf;�, <`f 1111 - . USE THESE CLASSIFICATIONS . - . 11. Articles For Sale 19. Notices AUCTION SALE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE ----- Estate Auction' Sale of Farm On' Saturday, Oct. 20th at 12:30 1. Coming Events SHELBURNE potatoes, at Kin- COMBINING clover, special Poulrbry l quipment, in McKilloP 2. Lost, Strayed burn Store, phone 841 R 2.11-4-4 equipment. Apply James Sulli- miles East and VA North of Sea'- 3. Found THREE - PIECE bathroom set. van; RR 4, Seaforth. 19_40x1 Consisting of Cattle: 1 Durham 4. Help Wiamted Phone 357-J, Seiafanth, 11.40x1 ANYONE in Stratford-Goderich * 5. BU'51ne58 Oppartunattes WATER heater (a 25 gal. tank dist'riet interested in a ride to Feb. 26; 2 Holstein heifers, due 6: Teachers Wanted 7. Situations Wanted Verne Allderdiee, RR 2, Kippen, Timmins' Oct. 21, retnirning Nov. 1, phone Seaforth 856 R 1r1. 18 1 Mar. 9; 1 Holstein cow, due 8. Farm Stack For Sale phone Seaforth 657 R 1r1. - . -1 time of sale: •111 chunks. April 10; 1 Holstein cow, due 9. Poultry For Sale USED refrigerator, 10 cu, ft.; SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Modern • uar- used. All work gouts May 16; 1 Garnsey cow, due 10. Used Cars For Safe used television sets, l7" and 21" meed. anheed. Write or phone Louis , 11. Articles For Sale 12. Wanted To BuyB'la'ke, models. CROWN HARDWARE,. Phone 797, Seaforth. 11-401 . RR 2, Brusse'l's, phone 2 Holstein heifers, 1V2 years old; 13. Wanted 1lblack Hereford heifer, bred in 442 W 6. 19`40x9 Aug.; 10 sluing calves, Hereford 14. Property For Sale ONE 1500 watt electric. heater, 220 volt with thermostat, $7o; BAYFIE•LD CIDER MILL • 15. Property For Rent 16. For Sale or Rent 50o watt electric heater, 220v, Operating Fridays and Saturdays er and pulley; 1 John Deere 2- 17. Wanted To Rent with thermostat ,$40. Used only 6 weeks. Phone Sgafiorth 667 J 2. until end of season. Deere bean puller; 1 John, Deere 18. Property Wanted • 11-40x1 D. GEMERNHARDT, Cormick 10 -ft. spring• tooth cul 19. Notices ---- --- Proprietor tor; 1 set 4 -section diamond hart W. Auction Sales CATTLE OI]d ER—Mclntyre's 19-39-2 flat rack; 1 McCormick manure • 21. Tenders Wanted cattle oilers, the greatest ad - milking machine; Viking cream Fleury -Bissell; 1 10 -ft. Fleury- 22. Legal Notices vance in cattle oilers in 50 yrs. SEAFORTH 0 23. Business Directory The only oiler with spiral curry UPHOLSTERY lb. scales; 1 McCormick mower; 24. Cards of Thanks' comb teetli that groom the cat- belts; chain saw. sprayer ,and electric motor; 1 25. In Memoriam tie. ORVILLE STOREY, RR 1, Centre Street 19 cows., 2 units; 3100 -gate drums. 26. Personals Seaforth. See the oiler aS. our Telephone 446 for furnace; 1 steel water tank; The cast is low. Classafleations farm,_ 11-38-1 For all kinds of upholstering. for 500 chickens; qua'nti'ty lum- 2, 3, 9, 11, 12, 13, and MUST sell' Singer Zig-Zag, in 19-38-�tf Hay -2,000 bales good mixed 17, minimumm 40c an insertion. Classification 25, minimum 65c beautiful wood cabinet, for $61.20 Proprietors ' plus 25c for each 4 -line, verse; All other classifications mini- still owed, or take on payments of $7.,13 per month. Does fancy REMINDER! up farming. mum 65 cents per insertion stitching, no attachments need ed. Use your old machine as, . Vincent J. Lane, Proprietor except Auction Sales, (20), Ten- ders Wanted, (21), and Legal n: dowpayment. Dealer. Write Last installment of 1962 Town ' 9&aa-9 Notice's, (22), rates on appllca-. Box 1148, The Huron Expositor. 11-38-3 of Seaforth Taxes is due on: tion. 1-- , For cash payment or if paid KITCHEN range, new grates; OCTOBER 31, 1962 by 10 days following last inser- dining room and kitchen chairs; 0 ton, 5e deducted from washing machine, in good order; table; rocking chairs; Admiral 19-39-3 above rates. refrigerator; heavy-duty elee- SAVE MONEY ON COMMERCIAL CLASSIFIED tric stove; clock; chesterfield and chair; end table; electric CARPENTRY WORK RATES (For Business Firms, Trades- iron; miscellaneous articles. W. R. Douglas, phone 158-W, Hen- and Genera'' Contracting g men, etc.): Minimum 50 cents call, 11-39x2 For alterations,, new kitchen per insertion.. Billing c'h'arge, 15 cents per advertisement. GIRL'S navy fall' coat, size 3;. cupboards, ree rooms, exben. sions and repairs, call: • girl's turquoise, fall coast, size 6X; girl's 'blu"fey 3 -piece JOHN LANSi1VK Phone 79, Seafnrbh. 1. Coming Events . STAG Euchre, Thursday, Oct. snow suit with fur collar and trim, size 6X; girl's grey white Competent Workmanship 18, 8:15 p.m. Bring a' guest. and red mix, 2 -piece snow suit; I 19-38-tf Canadian' Legion Hall. 1-40-1 saw 5; girl's, 3 -piece blue wool FAST SERVICE HOLD Thursday, Dec'. 6 open for suit, (shirt, weskit and jacket), St. Col,umban -'Turkey Bingo. size chubby 8; ladies' navy wood on . 41 Further particulars Pater. 140-3 worsted suit and -short jacket, WATCH REPAIRS TURKEY Supper, at Cromarty size 18 to 20; ladies,' blue. with All- - Presbyter�ian Church, Oct, 24, black fleck suit, ,size 22. articlles in good condition. Mrs. Ali work guaranteed .- from 5 to 8 p.m. Admission $1.50 and 75c. 144 Verne Alderdice, RR 2, Kippen, ANSTETT ANNUAL Hot Turkey Dinner' at phone' Seaforth 657 R 14. 11.40�-f JEWELLERS Egmondvilie Un'i'ted Church,on•Plane 12. wanted To Buy 77, Seaforth Wednesday, Oct. 24. Dinner from 5 to 8 p.m.. Atlults, $1.50; chip- GIRL'S medium sized .bicycle. - r dren, 12 and under, 75c. 1-40-1 A. Timmerman, phone Seaforth NOTICE .. , RESERVE October 20-21 for �tlie 657 R 13• 1.2-40-1 Cosy Grill, Mihchiell, 25th Ann,- ATTENTION FARMERS! Tuckersmith Municipal 'Dump versary., Special, Turkey Din- Call promptly, 300 pounds or wv;u be open until further notice 'n rs'at the same price as day over, according to condition. on Wednesday and, Saturday we opened in 1937.. Dinners Assoc. with Darling & Co. oa! afternoons, from 1 to 5:30 p.m. served 11 a;.mi. to 8 p,m. each Canada Ltd. Licensed under the . No wive fencing, old concrete, day. 11-40-1 Dead Stock Disposal Act, licence or car bodies permitted. No. 158662. Seven' days service. Lost, StrayedCall ED ANDREWS, phone 863 J. I. , McINTOSH W 1, Seaforth•: 12 38-tf Clerk RING of. keys, finder kind y .leave at Post Office. 2-40-1 13. Wanted — . , TRUCK 'tire; 920-8 ply, lost Oct. 12, ole No. ^8, Highway, West' of __ FEED for a number of'cows, by ANSTETT Seaal Contact Constable A. the month. Yearling and calves. • JEWELLERS Bowering., Seaforth or Greber 22 cent's on gain. Carl Dalton, - Transport, Tavistock. . 2,40-1! phone 62-W, Seaforth. 13-40x1 Offer's you Easy Credit Terms 4. Help Wanted 14. Property For Sale with1. GIRL required for snack bar. SIX -room' brick cottager, on Main St., in, with X11 NO Carrying Charges Van der Hoeles Supertest, phone 225, Seafortb. 4-40-1 .Egmondville, modern , convenien'ces, new gas Phone 77, Seaforth . • - . fihama'ce; also a brick building ? 19-38-'t R. Farm Stock. For Sale that could be converted to .a - dwelling size, approx. 20' by 40', 20. Auction Sales i TWELVE pigs, York, 6 weeks. all in good state of repair. Prie- i Jim Sloan, phone Dublin, 64 R ed for quick sale. Apply to E17 AUCTION SALE 1 12. 8-40x2 mer Stephenson, Egmondville, Auction -Sale of Household Ef - FIFTY Hereford yiear-old steers. are Mrs, Les McConnell, Varna• fectsI in the Village. of WaltonJane's Keys., phone 835 R 1, Seams 14-39-2 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2041, forth. 8-40-1 at-, .1 p.m., at the Walton, Station WHITE nanny goat, 1'% years FOR SALE Heat+, -duty 4 -burner electrii , old. Joe Van Ro'oijen, RR 1, Sea- forfh, 864 J. 4. 8-40.1 150 acres choice land, suitable stove;' refrigerator,' good condi tion; RCA Victor Television n phone FIFTY pigs, 8 weeks old. Ken for stock farming or grain. 120 acres under cultivation or in hay ); complete (gamrru 3 cupboards; double bed; sing14 I Beattie, phone 834 R 6, Seaforth. remainder ogeru bush or pasture. bed; Hoover Vacuum cleaner, 11 8-40-1 Fences and buildings fair. Close floor polisher; rug, 9 x 12; on+ ;;y . TWO 1­1618,tein heifers, 1 Holstein to churches, sc'hoo'ls and milk w, a s h i n: g machine; 2-burnne, �` caw, due this month; 5 Holstein route. Drilled well,. On County rangette; couch; kitchen suite �, bull ca'lve's. Mervyn' Falconer, road, 2 miles from, No, 8 High- table, 4 chairs; ironing board RR 3, Seaforth. 8-44X1 way. baby carriage; pots,; pans; cut r,,4 to FOUR stocker. steers, ,,aro'und Contact: "- lery; sandwich grill; toaster i-1 700 lbs. Lorre. Lawson, RR 1, J. M. Nagle or Joseph Shea, steam iron; electric '"clock , Clinton!, phone Se,af rth 859R21. Administrators. for Estate of record player: small man:te 8-40 xl William Dantzer, Dublin, or Me- radio; ,table lamp; dre'ssea ` STOCKER 'heifers, 27 horn -less, Conn'el,P. & Stewart, Seaforth. lamps; linen; trunks; tools 'f; +about 600 lbs.; 17 steers, about '" . 14-40-1 other articles, too numerous ti (" 700 lbs,: Durham - Hlereford crossed Angus. R. E. McMillan, l 1. Property For Rent mention. Terms, cash. ''i 0 phone 844 R 4, Seaforth. 8.40-1 TWO modern apartments in Sea- M. DRONICK, Proprietor. HAROLD JACYC50N Auctioneer 4 'i,l HOLSTEIN purebred forth. Frank Kling Ltd. 15-40-2 GEORGE POVV,EQ.L, Clerk Jersey 'he'ifer, due to' freshen TWO_bedroam 'house, ail furnace 20 39-; , ' next week. Apply Gordon E9laott, Brucefiedd, phone 6411 1, Sea- avamlablle Nov. lot. Apply Thorpe ,Rivers. 35-40x1 AUCTION SALE 8-40-1 HOUSE, 3 -bedrooms, all modern Auction Safe of Household Ef ,±, HOLSTEIN HEIFERS. conveniences. Available) Oct, 31. fects, in the Village of Walton cinrafied, bred Hereford. due Phone 863 W 3 after 6 p,m. 15.1 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Mth ;:;? � : ': I anon. • JOHN BER!ENDSEIV, on Highway 83, phone Kirkton 21 APARTMENT for rent, 3 bed- rooms, %itchen, livin'groom and at 1• p,m, Medium size piano, in A-1 con ill' R 4. 8-35-6 bath, Mrs. Frank Nigh, phone d'ition; 3 bed's, dressers, was] FrFTEEN young Cheviot and 670 W 2. 15-401 s+t a n d s, springs, mattresses Leiceisiber ewes; 9 Cheviot and Leicester envie 'lambs; 2 Haim FOUR -ROOM apartment, heat- cupboard; drop head s ew i n I machtne; extension table; smal �" ' llambs, 1 purebred Cheviot ram, ed; Private 3 -piece tach; un- furnished or furnished; tables; chairs; picture' frames 2 yearns old. Mac Sbewv�art, 'lot 16, con. 4, MtKilll bp. 8-40xl partly Private entrance, James J. Kel- pictures; rocking chairs; Wing ha in Classic white enamel Move ly, George St., N., phone89-M. Quebec .heater; Quebec cool i Pnxiltry For Sale X1 stove; glass• cupboatd; toiletset ;, FOUR apartme,n,bs in. Royal 2 basins; chemical toilet anc HENS, 1!25 yearling.Leahorne. ,apartment building;. 1 apart- pipes,; 2 cupboards; octagoi Thomas Burns. RR 4, Mitchell', ment in Seaforth apartments, pedestal table; hall rack; fou: tat 33, con. 5, Lagan twp. 9x1 east on No, 8 Highway; 1 2,bed- pair Pillows; bedding; sec�tion'a PULLETS. 100 ,red rock, 51/2 room heated. apartment on. John book case; kitchen. cabinet mortihia old, Russell Smith, RR Street. Apply to Dr. McMaster, step ladder; 2 ladders- whoe 1, Dublin,, phone 90 R 5, 9-44-1 Grand Bend, or Joseph McCon- barrow; 100400t garden hose DAY -old H & N chicks avalla'ble, nell', Seaforth. 15.40-tf logging chain, car chains; tools, .11 Ievery„ week. Amro ,age started. H & N elicks' available every 12 bag truck; dog kennel,; hart sleigh; kitchen utensils; sealers 17. Wanted To Rent weekt9: also quantity rerady-to- LOCAL farmer wishes to rent crocks; scythe; pruning tongs 1'1v H & N pullets on Nov. 1. 25 to 100 acres of farm land for scarp shovel; lawn mower; ca: Tacit; saw horse; cal drum.; gram Henderson. Started Chicks, Ltd.. 1063 crop season. Bog 1158, The den tools; Easy washing mach phone 558. 9-3" — -- Huron Expositor. 17-40-2 Pa ---- ine, other articles too numeroUs �1. Articles For Sale_ NIFTY or 104 acres workable to mention:. i TWO dd1' buggies, dilcpi rLewv; 1 electric sewing m'a,chine; anrben•- 'land: Ab, ply to Robert Regelle, RR 1 Dublin, phoney 840 R 3 'Perms, cash, ED DAVIDSON Proprietor. xffi and most: metal! work bench, Seaforth, 17-40-3 , HAROLD JACKSON Au'ct3oiv.e: 6' Pang x 30" high. Plwiie 474M. Remember, it takes but a GEORGE POWIELL, Clerk TWEfED suburban C00,11; le ne1w, moment to place an Expositor 2039; size ,&%, lined, interl5n+ed, waw 'want Ad and . be - money in 1FOR ADVERTISEMENTS, TO( ter repellant, orlccd reason}alrle, poeket.'To advertise, jtist phone -LATE TO.CLASSWY, SEE phone 6Z it 94. : 1'"11 I Seafot th 141 ,PAGE 4 n 20. Auction Sales 20. Auction Sales CLEARING ESTATE AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE Estate Auction' Sale of Farm On' Saturday, Oct. 20th at 12:30 Shock, Machinery and House - p. m • Of Cattle, Implements, Feted & hold Effects, at Lot 30, Con, 3, Tuekers+mith Township, SATUR- Poulrbry l quipment, in McKilloP DAY, OCTOBER 24th, at 12 Township, at Lot 13, Con.3, 21/2 o'clock sharp, 11/2 miles East of miles East and VA North of Sea'- Brueefield on Mill; Road, or 4 forth. miles West of Seaforth, on Mill Consisting of Cattle: 1 Durham Road cow, due Feb. 1; 1 black cow, CATTLE -11 Durham cows; 5 due, Feb. 5; 1 Holstein cow, due 2 -year-old Durharm heifers; 5 1 - Feb:. 11; 1 Holstein cow, due year-old Durham steers; 2 1 - Feb. 26; 2 Holstein heifers, due yoar-old heifers; 12 Durham Mar. 14-16; 1 Holstein cow, due -spring; calves. Mar. 9; 1 Holstein cow, due PIGS -3 sow's, bred ,and due Mar. 28; 1 Holstein: , cow,' duel time of sale: •111 chunks. April 10; 1 Holstein cow, due MACHINERY—Oliver No. 88 May 1; 1 Holstien cow, due standard tractor; IHC model C May 16; 1 Garnsey cow, due ,tractor, row crop, fully equipped May 20; 1 black cow, bred Sept. with s,cuffler and bean puller; 1; 2 Hereford steers, 800 lbs.; manure loader; 3 -furrow trac- 4 black Hereford steers, NO lbs+; for plow; tractor disc; 9 -ft. 2 Holstein heifers, 1V2 years old; stiff tooth cultivator; rrubber 1lblack Hereford heifer, bred in tired spring tooth cultivator; Aug.; 10 sluing calves, Hereford steel roller; 6 -ft. mower; N. 1. and Holstein cross, manure spreader on rubber; Implements: 1 Johne Deere farm . wagon; hay rack; steed tractor, No. 40, with lights, start- grain box; snow b)ade; diamond er and pulley; 1 John Deere 2- ;harrows; IHC side rake; 7 -ft. furrow for 3 -point hitch; 1 John: tractor mower; 2,000.1b. scales; Deere bean puller; 1 John, Deere fanning mill; . 2 -wheel trailer scraper for 3 -point hitch; 1 Me- with rack; Massey Harris bind - Cormick 10 -ft. spring• tooth cul .er; White grain separator; 'Case tivator; 1 7 -ft. Cockshutt cultiva- combine with motor.; Gehl ham - tor; 1 set 4 -section diamond hart merman; drive belt; Massey rows; 1 rubber tire wagon and Harris 13 -disc- power fertilizer flat rack; 1 McCormick manure drill; 2 single units Universal spreader; 1 double disc 14 plate milking machine; Viking cream Fleury -Bissell; 1 10 -ft. Fleury- separator; electric pail; 12 -ft. Bissell packer; 1 McCormick Massey Harris PTO sw they; sdde rake; 1 McCormick hay steel stabling; IHC cutting box; loader; 1 Case 71fit. binder; 3000 extension ladder; steel water lb. scales; 1 McCormick mower; trough; pump jack; three'drive grain grinder and belt; 1 paint belts; chain saw. sprayer ,and electric motor; 1 HAY -1,300 bales. Surge milker and pipe line for HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—TV 19 cows., 2 units; 3100 -gate drums. aerial; Coleman oil space beat and stands; 1 oil con've'rsion unit er- table: chairs; bedroom furn. for furnace; 1 steel water tank; iture. Other articles too num 12 milk cans; I electric brooder erous to mention. for 500 chickens; qua'nti'ty lum- TERMS—Cash. her, new and used. Estate of late Hay -2,000 bales good mixed GEORGE McCARTNEY hay, and a host of other articles Proprietors to be found on a farm. No re- HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer serve, the proprietor is giving GEORGE POWELL, Clork up farming. 20..40-: Terms cash. Vincent J. Lane, Proprietor 21. Tenders Wanted J. L. Ryan, Auctioneer. ' 9&aa-9 CLEARING AUCTION SALE Thursday, October 25th Of Farm, Farm Stock,-Im•ple- ments, Hay and, Grain, .In the Township -of McKillop, at Lot WIA 12, Con. 11, on THURSDAY, Oct. 25, at 12:30 p.m. Cattle• -•12 Holstein cows, milk- ing and due in; Jan'., Feb., Mar. 2 Holstein' caws due time of sail 1 Durham, conv•,due time of sale. Ill Holstein heifers, 2 years, due Jan., Feb., March. 20 yearliing calves. Holstein and Hereford. Impllemeints--1 1962 Ford trac- tor, starter, lights, three-point hitch, with super -six loader, NEW; 1 1950 Ford tractor with starter, on new rubber; 1 1949 Dodge % fon, truck with stock rack and tarp; 11 2 -furrow Cock- shu-tt tractor plow for 3 -point bitch. 1 13 -run' fertilizer McC. Deering drill with tractor bitch; 1 M -H 74t. power mower; 1 Me - Cormick hay loader-, 1 McCor- mick side rake; l rubber tire wagon and new flat rack; 1 Dear born 12 -plate double disc;l 3 - drum land roller; 1 set 4 -sec. diamond harrows, with pole; .1 McC. No. 200 manure spreader on rubber; 1 sleigh and flat rack 1 Dearborn 7 -ft. cultivator obi rubber for 3 -point hitch; 1 snow blower, new; 1 scraper; rubber tired wheel barrow; 1 -electric hammer mill with 3 HP motor; 1 chop box; 1 32 -ft. extension ladder, new; 1 fan mill with 1/4 HP rnot•or; I -Sunbeam skil saw, new; 1 set Ford tractor chains: 2 rolls new snow fence'; 1200 gal. gas tank and pump; 1 steel water tank; 1 bench vice; 4 elec. tric fencers; 3 ellec'trie motors-, 1/4 HP; 1 walking plow; bag truck. Poultry Equipment -4 range shelters; 2 colony houses,; 2 e'lec tric brooder's; 6 'large Pen; feed- ers; No. chicken feeders, water- ers.: 400 Heningars hens' laying, well., Dairy Equipment -L ,De Laval milking machine, 2 -unit, pipe' - line for 28; 1 4-catu spray mi'bit coater; 15 milk cans; 1 Renfrew cream separator; 1 1 -can milk cooler; 1 milk can, truck, Feed -1'300 bus. mixed grain, oats and barley; 1.50 bus. Russell oats; 2400 bales of mixed hay; quantity of cut straw in, barn; 1 bag Timothy seed; 10 bags of Pset of team harness, and collars and top; 1 good Collie dog; 20 cords dry wood; cedar post and some lumber; quantity angle iron; 1 hay car, rope's and pull, Prope'rtp---Consisting of 1125 acres of good Mand, 25 acres broken:, the balance in hay- and pasture. On property, barn' 44 x 60, with good stabling on stone foundation, new steel drive shied 26 x 60, on cement wall, 5, -room frame house with good basement, -covered with red insull brick sid- ing water on pressure in house and barn, Hydro throughout. This is as model farm, well, drain- ed and fenced, close to town and school. School bus and milk truck pass gate. Also — Forks; shovels,; log chains; pails; ,tools; cross cut sane and a hast of other articles too numerous ,to mention. Term6-0n ohabteis, cash. On property, 14%a day of sale, holince 3o days, P'". Mfrs, Jessie Johnson. AuaMoneer, Joseph L. Ryan.2 SEPARATE DRAIN TENDERS Township of McKillop For the construction and re pair, according to Engineer' Plans, profile and specification will be received and -to be in Uh, hands of the Clerk by 2:00 p.m. October 27, 1962. . . 1 Nolan Drain (closed) to dil lay and back fill 4070 lineal fee of 16, 14 and 8 -inch tile- and pipe 5 catch balsams. Private• the ex tensions and connel Fill' -ii and level open• ditch,. 2Cuthill Drain, 4554 linea feet of open work, exclavatinr and levelling spoil. t, 160 Pineal feet 8 -inch tile,- to dig lay and back -fill, 1 caitch"ba'sin Township to supply tile, (les extensions) and pipe within a7 proximately one .mile of wort Contractor to present paid u Workmen's Compensation Cert ficate, A viarked cheque for to per -cent, with a, minimum c $100. to. accompany Tender. Lovi est or any tender not nedA, siarilly accepted. Work to b completed by June 1, 196: Plans, p-rofil'e and specification may be seen at the Clerk's 01 Tice. J. M. ECKERT, Clerk McKillop Township RR 1, Seaforth, Ont. . 21-40 SNOWPLOWING TENDERS Township of Tuckersmit. Sealed benders adres'sed to Mi Andrew Houston, Road Superh tendent, (RR 3.; Seaforth) an designated "Snow -plowing TOr ders" will be received until 1 o'clbck noon, Tuesday; Octob( 23, 1962. The, Township of Tuckersmit requires,, for snowplowing town ship roads, during the winter c 11962.63: One power grader whit is .to be equipped, with V-tynp 8' plbw and wing 'hydraulicall or mechanieg•]ly operated. A equipment anal tender .prices as subject to approval of the' Dep of Highways. Tenderers are t supply all, requirements,, carr public 'Iia'bility insurance an Workmen's Compensatign.. Th tender musvt starve the flat rat per hour (no stand-by time). A work is1 to be done under th supervision of the Road Super intendent and the Dept. of Higl ways. Tenders to be, considered o October 24th, 1962. The lowest or any tender nc necesserily' accepted, J. I. McINTOSH, Clerk.Trelasurer Township of Tuckersmith 21.40• Boxholders' Names Not Given Out ! It is not possible for us to divulge the name or ad- dress of any advertiser using a Huron Expositor box slumber. Please do not ask for this information. . • '� , ", . , r , I :-"k ;'. * 1. , , . rM — — I . b , , .. . . . . � A ,vb,l, r, / {r/-,t� r{i fir y / f' { 7r.. si , ` I , {- r 1 yes % r " . .. 22, Legal Notices 24, Cards o;1' '�al>tk �'� WE wiSbi to �ssl ourre. TOWNSHIP OF thanks to our fa',ericl9 and sigh Miss Norma Hoegy, ,of ­LOU,. 'HU4LETT bars far messages oil SJ"znp'atUtY ;don, spent the week ottd +with in the loss• of our dear son aaud her parents, Mt arld ` X' $; L"lilK ' 4 brother, Alvin. Step Fat#en+, ford Flodgy. . Court of Revision Mother rand Brother, Lorne LT 1. . 1963 Assessment ROIL 24-44xa Mr. Carl Cptittsx of London, WE wisp to thank our fTie7lds visited last week with h;, par, The Corporation of the Town- and neighbors for the lovely ents, Mr. and Mrs• Ar►dzew ship of Hull�ett will hold rte 1st party on the occasion, of our Coutts. si'ttueg of the Court of Revision moving from the Cromarty "area,. Mr. and Mrs. William Miller, 41, on the 1963 Assessarient Rall', Special' thank yl for the won of Mitchell, visited on Sunday November 5th, in the Com'muri- de'rfull gifts. Mr. anal Mrs, Her. with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Miller. ity Hall, Londesboro, at 3:00 man Hosspe, ,RR 5, Seaforth. xi Mr, William Bennett, Mr. and ' o'clock p.m. I wish to thank everyone who Mrs. Stewart Humphries, Bob,. A 1 appeals against assess- sent flowers, treats :and cards Wenda and Kim spent Sunday ment• must be in, the Clerk's and who visited m,e while I was with Dr. and Mrs. John Ben- . Office at feast ten days prior to in the hospital. Special' thanks nett, Newmarket. . this date in to Doctors Brady and Ma'lkus order to be torrid- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stevens ered. and the staff of Scott Memorial have moved to their new home , Hospital. Rose Bowie. x1 in the village and Mr. and Mrs, HARRY F. TE•BBUTT, Clerk MANY thanks to all who sent Gerald Ryan have moved to the RR 1, Londesboro. parcels -and card's and the many Stevens' farm. 22-40-2 visitors I had during my stay in Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hack- hos,pital. Special thanks to doc- well have purchased the David - Township of Tuckersmith tors and nurses of Scott Mem- son house and property. ori,al Hospital. It was all very Miss Ruth Ennis, Reg.N., of much appreciated. Ann Rivers. Clerk's Notice of the 24-44x1 Kitchener, spent .Monday and First Posting of Voters'ME6SAGES of sympathy, flara,I Tuesday with her parents, Mr. List fributes, donations to the Onhar_ and Mrs. Douglas Ennis. io Heart Foundation and Can.-, Mr. and Mrs. George Kirkby, of Biu wash, visited over the NOTICE is hereby given that adian Arthritis Society, in mem- I have complied with. .Section 9 oi:v of their late brother, James weekend with Mr, Charles Mur - of the VotersP List Act and that S. Dalrymple, -are deeply ap ray and other relatives in the ` w 1 have posted up at my office at preciated by the Dalrymple village. iss Ruth Walters, of Kit Tuckersmith, on the 19th day of family. 2440-1 October, 1962, the lest of ,all thenen, visited last week with persons entitled to vote in said Births her parents, Mr. and Airs. Frank Municipality at Municipal Ele'c- - I- Walters, tions and that such list remains BRICKMAN—In Brampton Hos- Sunday school and church there for inspection, ' pital, on Sept. 28, to Mr. land service will be withdrawn in Mrs, Glen Brickman, (Audrey Duff's United Church next And I hereby call upon all Hinz) of Brampton., a daugh- Sunday morning owing to an - voters to take immediate pro- ' 'ter. niversary services at Moncrieff,. ceedings to have any errors or when Rev. J. C. Britton, of Sea- ommisians corrected according BURNS—At Scott Memorial Hos- tp law, the last day for appeals pital, on Oct. 15, to Mr. and forth; will be guest minister. - being the 2nd day of November, Mrs. Edward A. Burns, Sea- The first meeting of the stu- 1962, forth, a daughter. dy group was held Sunday eve ning in the church schoolroom, DATED this 18th day of Oct., BROADFOOT=At Scott Memor- when church members from . 1962. tad Hospital, on Oct 12, to Mr. Moncrieff and Walton gathered and Mrs. Bob Broadfoot, of to discuss the book, "The Word J. I. McINTOSH, Clerk, Brucefield, a daughter. and the Way," with Rev. A. Township of Tuckersmith Higginbotham as leader 22-40 Hi i: The -2 CARTMILL—To Squadron Lea- der and Mrs. Howard Cart- next meeting will be held Mon - 23. Business Directory mill, (nee Patsy Brugger) on, day evening, Oct. 22, at 8:00 Oct, 6, a daughter. p.m. ti Institute - members are re McCONNELL ELLIOTT —'At Scott Memorial minded that the card party will ce STEWART Hospital, on Oct. 14, to Mr. be held Friday night in Welton and Mrs. Robert Elliott, Seas Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. forth, a son. Community Hall, commencing P. D McCONNELL, Q.C. at 8:15 p.m. Those not prev- D. I. STEWART JANTZI — At Scott Memorial iously informed are, requested Seaforth, Ont. Phone 550 Hospital, on Oct 13, to Mr. to bring sandwiches. Each T A. W. SIL-LERY and Mrs..:Ha'rold J.amhmi,- RR 2,. member has • the privilege. of Barrister, 'Solicitor, etc. '-` Bayfield, a daughter., bringing two guests. Phones: Office 173, Res: ?SL . Mr. and 'Mrs, Gordon -MeGav McFADDHN� At Victoria Has in attended the plowing match Seaforth Ontario pital, London, on Sept. 27, to near Owen Sound last week and JOHN E. LONGSTAFF Mr. rand Mrs. Bruce McFad also visited with Mr.- and Mrs. Opbomebrist, optical services, . den, London, a daughter. John McGavin at Owen Sound. • Goderich St. W., adjacent to VANSTONE—At Clinton Public Mr. and Mrs. Russell Marks al - Clinic. Tues. to Sat., 9-5:30, Hospital, on Oct. 13, to M'r, so attended for the four days. except *Wed. Thurs. evening by Mr." Marks. displayed the steam appointment. Phone 791 Sea- . and Mrs. son.. 'Roland Vanstone, ' Hensal�l, a son. engine and also took part in , forth, Monday, Clinton Medi- . the parades. , cal Centre. ' A. M..HARPER & COMPANY Engagements Newlyweds Honored Chartered- Accountants Mr, and Mrs. Adalph Alexander A reception honoring Mr. and 55 South St. Telephone of St. George's, NewfoundlaVd, Mrs. Robert Ryan was held, in Goderich JA 4-7562 wish to announce the engage- the Community Hall last Friday Licensed Municipal Auditor , ment, of their daughter, Joan evening. During the lunch hour ' , Agnes, to Walter Keith Eaton, the newlyweds were presented D. H. McINNES son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter with a purse of money by Mr. Chiropractic - Foot Correction Eaton, of Seaforth. Wedding'to P Mac, Sholdice, and a congratula- Commercial Hotel ' take place' at Northside United tory address was read by Mr. Monday, Thursday -1 to 8 ui. Church on November 1711x. xl P• Neil McGavin. Music was pro BOX " vided by Ian Wilbee's orchestra. -FUNERAL SERVICE" CONSTANCE Messengers Meet R. S. BOX Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Fox, of The Messengers of Duff's -LICENSED EMBALMER United Church held their Oc- Prompt and careful attention Point Clarke., visited Sunday tober meeting in the schoolroom Hospital Bed with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Preszca- Sunday morning, with 64 in at - FLOWERS for ALL OCCASIONS tor. tendance. The meeting opened Phones: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Riley with the hymn, "When Moth- . Res, 595-W — Store 43' `left last Thursday to spend a ers of Salem," with Helen Searle J. A. BURKE week with relatives in Toronto, at the piano. Nellie Baan read Funeral Director Ajax, Oshawa and Scarboro. the Call to Worship, taken from and Ambulance Service Miss Muriel Dale, of Bramp- Psalm 95, verse 6, followed by DUBLIN ONTARIO ton, spent the weekend with the hymn, "Can a Little Child Night or Day Calls: her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern , Like Me." Phone 43 R 10 Dale. Mrs. Walter Bewley told the W: CI TEARY Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dexter, children about the • Severance spent several days last week Hospital in Seaecl, Korea. The Seaforth, Ontario with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dex- Messengers' in Canada are go LICENSED EMBALMER ter, of Blyth. , ing to try to give $10,000 to and FUNERAL DIRECTOR Mr. Frank Riley spent the help keep this hospital in op- • Night or Day Calls — 335 weekend with Mr. and Mrs. eration. The leader then told G. A.WHITNEY Doug Riley and Kimberly, of the story of Jesus going to the I FUNERAL HOME Scarboro. Mrs. Riley, who spent temple, when He was 12 years Goderich St., W., Seaforth the past week there, returned old, 'with emphasis on His eag- home. erness to learn about God and AMBULANCE SERVICE Miss Joyce Brown spent the His ways. Adjustable hospital beds weekend with her cousin, Miss Doug Wey read the scripture, for rent. FLOWERS FOR, EVERY Lenore Brigham, of Toronto% taken from Luke 2:42-52, and OCCASION Mr, and Mrs. William Dale Neil McDonald led in prayer, f Phone 119 . Seaforth were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Sherrill Craig and Beverley i DR. M. W. 'STAPLETON Irwin Phoenix; of Denfield. i McCall collected the offering, 1. Physician and Surgeon Bride To Be Showered and Nellie Baan dedicated the Phone 90 = Seaforth offering with prayer. Sherrill ' ff no answer, call Residence 605 A shower was held in Con- Craig gave the treasurer's re- .. JOHN A. GORWILL, B,A., M.D. stance COF Hall Tuesday night port and Velma Higginbotham t Physician and Surgeon o honor Miss June Dolmage, read the minutes of the last prior to her approaching mar- meeting. Nellie Baan conduct - Phones: Office 5 W Res. .54 Seaforth nage to E. Saldivar. The ed the business. 1 hall was decorated in pink and The November meeting will SEAFORTH , white for the occasion. The probably be a White Gift serv- VETERINARY program consisted of a piano ice. Members are to listen for CLINIC I solo by Margie Whyte; a solo further announcements in the by Joan Preszeator, accompan- church. Marianne Wilfong will J. O. Turnbull, D.V.M., V.S. .ied,by Joyce Brown; a tap danc- play for the next meeting. W. R. Bryans, D.V.M., V.S- ing number by Linda Anderson Brenda Bewley and Caroline D. E. GALT, D.V.M., V.S, and Debbie McClure; Melodian Fraser will lead in prayer and Phone 105 Seaforth selection by Elaine Brown, ac- read the scripture. Children 24. Cards of Thaltks companied .by Joyce Brown on went to classes with their teach - the piano; reading by Mrs. Don ers, Mrs. S. McCall, Mrs. N, We wish to exrtend our sincere Buchanan, and sev4ral contests. Marks and Mrs. R, Williamson. tbank.9 to neighbors, friends and The bride-to-be and her moth- The meeting closed with the - , . relatives in, the recent sad be- er, Mrs. William Dol tage;'4and hymn, "When He Cometh," and reavement of a dear husband, sister Joyce were asked to come- the Mizpah Benediction. father and son-in-baw, Harry El- forward while Mrs, Ken Thomp• laott, and .Particularly to those son read • an address, and gifts who rendered special services, of an electric iron and ironing A meek little man in a res- 1 Shirley Elliott and flamily and board, electric fry pan, as well taurant timidly touched the -arm John Wa,ll,ace and falmily, x1 as other gifts, were presented. of a man utting on a coat. THE family of blue ''late Alvin June suitably thanked everyone "Excuse�.m he ''said, "but do Dale wis'hets ,to :exipress� their and invited them to her trous- you happen `t be Mr. Smith, of sincere thanks and appreciation seau Saturday evening, from 7 Newcastle?" for the acts of kindness mics- to 10 o'clock, Lunch was served. "No, I'm not!" the man an - sages, of sy+mpa�thy and i�eaut- Miss June Dolmage was also swered impatiently. fluff floral. tribute's received der honored at a shower held at "Ori ... er ...well " siasn� Ing thein sad bemeaveinj�nU. Spec the home of Miss Ju'dym Thorp meted the first man, "fou see, aa1 thanks,to Rev. C. I3rutrbon and those who IoariM theiaCt4ars, son, when girl friends -present-, •I aril, and that's his overcoat ' g j,4O)d ed her with many' useful gifts, 'yoq"ro 19tittiisg on." 4 , ­Ni;.w