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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1963-04-25, Page 11• 0 • w • 1 a A 46 Tom. �tT.T. ON:EVoRSUOR1 QWd -a "A 24,40",-41 > I;, t", , USE THESE CLASSIFICATIONS TO YOUR ADVANTAGE 8. Farm Stick For Sale 13. Wanted — 19. Notices 21. Tenders Wanted 24. Cards of Thanks NEWS OF WA -" 1. Coming Events 2. Lost, Strayed TWENTY chunks. Martin Gui chelaar, RR 4, Seaforth, phone ' MALE boarder. Box 1207 Huron ' Ewpasitor. 13-66x2 A NEW KITCHEN May cost less than thinki TENDER$ WANTED . �� I wish, .to express my ain�cere appreciation to all who were, so WKIRL�� ��� 3. Found 654 R 2. &67x1 GOOD home for nice da®, part you For alterations new kitchen kind tb me while I ryas aa, t- " Help 5. Business ted PPo es EIGHTEEN pigs! 8 weeks old;. eleven pigs, 6 weeks! old, Land -good Shepherd German Sh erd and Collie, 9 months old.ound make farm dog. No Apply to cupboards, ree rooms, cwt t• siarns noxi anepairs, call: 'rhe Seaforth Public lent in, Scott Memorial, Hospital Seaibmbli, and St.-Josephrs Ho5" Pt N FOR SMA, • ' 6. Teachers wanted race and York. Leslie Pepper, charge. JOLT I,AI\iSINIi� & SONsi `Utility Corllllfl ssion eital, London. Robert Smith. -1 7. Situations Wanted 8. Farm Stock For Saye RR 4, Walton, phone 854 R 22, Seaforth. 8-67-1 Earl Diinsm!ore, Goderich St., anyibi;nie before 5 p.m. 13 67x1 Ggneral Contracting is calling for tenderre far the The April meeting of the, Me- held, There are , any chilli a MRS. Willia-M X;cxver 'and e. Poultry Far Sale 10. Used Cars For Salle FORZ`Y {8ive Pte, bletween 7 — — rf4ium IaOresSlotes Phone 79, Seaforth. Competent Workmanship installatio;a of fasm!17 wish to express sdpere thanks ,� all relatives, friends . Iiillop Unit was held' at the home of Mrs. Stewart cC 1 in Canadg, ea` alfi'd Hong Kong, a Q df 14. Articles For SaleA �efird eks; 200 Holstein 0 an p y GRASS $9 1®:sMtx CON CRETE PAD amd neighbors far �, and impressions of sympathy ill the§ Walton,with 2i ladiG P sot: 'Goats la e; sl, cadn t Iirafse 12. Wanted To Buy 4 gFAST SERVICE, The president, Mrs. David Wat Him until someone tells them. lti. Wanted Bii2 Taylor, Staffs, home 11 R l P 17, Dublin. con. 14, McKillop Township, Ross Knight, Brussels, on fat+ a nem sryibstatiow, SPecifiica- recent death of a dear husband and fast. SPecL1fs to son, opened the meeting with Bruce McDonald read the 14. Property For Sale 15. Property For Rent 8.67-1 - THIRTEEN pigs, 7 weeks Old. phonic 328 J 5. 14671 • W rj? �'Hj Et j?j IR!,�' II0 s ar'd: plank avrJala�v at the Rutile Utility Canvmissnaii Office,scripture Rev. Father Flynn, Rev. Fah i SF1VI, Rev Fad an Easter verse and hymn.'The lesson was read by spribt e, t e�'i from MBYif. I6: q�ttrsr I5: `°Go a into alj file world Y 16. Far Sale or Rent 1?. Wanted To Rent Steve Murray, RR 2, Walton, Phone 101 ,R• 3, Dubllin. 8.67-1 15. Property For Rent p y work guaranteed Sealed bende�is muse be in the Moore, Coughlin, the doctoM also the Mrs, Murray Dennis from LCor-," inthians 15:20-28. Meditation arilpr,... h rhe, gasl?ek Bever-: a� McCall that the Property 18. Property Wanted is — SIXTEEN Hereford sheers, aver HEATED. apartment 3 -or-4 + ANSTETT! Public Utility commission oFtra+ by 5 p,m,, 'nms'es tlidid floor of Stratford General His s p. it a 1, and prayer were iv P Y given by Miss rata �oSPel m means goc d," n4 9. Jesus nieaiit 19. Notices 20. Auction Sales '' ogling 954 1'b's. Apply to Carl rooms, private entrance. Box 1197, Huron Expositor. 15 66-tf JEWELLERS Everything was deeply apprec- Tena Dennis. that anyaiie viiia knows the 21. Tender& Wanted Leandnardt, phone Seaforth sss FIFTY far � Phone 17 Seaforth April 28th, 1963 ia�ted, 24-67-1 A review from "The Word good news of d#'od's love° shdii!ld 22. Legal Notices J 3. 8-67x1, ams pasture or hay. A. Peters, RR 2, Brussels, 19.64-t€• and work completed by May 10, 'and the Way," was given by Miss Ethel Dennis. Mrs. D. tell other le. To]m Wil - lianison led � prayer.' Sherrill R Y Births 23. Business Directory 24. Carle of Thanks 9• Pot}ltry For Sale phonic 497 W 4. _16-67x1 - --- — ---_ NOTICE 1963. Lowest or any tender not Watson gave a reading entitled, Crai and Kamen Coutts ebl- g BERGER—At Scott Memorial 25. In Memoriam 26, Personals FIVE h red and qty E,jg_ MAIN St. apartment. Frank P Kling'' phone Seafoa+th. necessarily ace ted. � 2166-2 Hospital, an April 16 to Mr. „ „ Victory in Gethsemene. Mrs. John Burch read "Here is the lected the offering and Ca�'ol dedicated tflc offering with The cost is low. Classifications � horn pullets, 4 weeks old. Carl Siemion, RR 2, Walton, phone 15-67-2 THREE Tuekersmith 23. Business Directory ry and Mrs. Laureneg Berger, (nee Georgina Little), Goder > path," by Phoebe Fowler. 'Re- prayer. Sherrill' Crai gave the � treasurer`s Velma 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15 and 101 R 17, Dublin. 9-67-1 _bedroom a artment P + living room, kitchen, bathroom. Municipal Dump ich St., Seaforth, a daughter. Ports were presented and busi- ness conducted. report and Higginbotham read the minutes. 17, minimum 40c are insertion. Classification 25, minimum 65e _ _ 1�. Used Cars For Sale Frank Nigh, bane 670 W 2. -1 g p Will, be open, until further JOHN E. LONGSTAFF McIVE'R—At Scott Memorial flans were made for a so - Carol Wilbee conducted the 25c for each •4�Iiwe verse, - —, — TR O -bedroom cotta cottage, with notice on Wednesday and Satur- Y Optometrist, optical services, Hospital, on April 24, to Mr. sP Pr and Mrs. Louis McIver RR 1, cial evening in the church business. The dedication to Ms - AM All other classifications mini- FRONT Fenders far 50 Ford '55 heated shin porch,, in Egmond- day afternoons, from 1 to 5:30 Goderich St. Nest. Tuesday to + Staffa, a• son. basement Friday, April 26th, sion Service will be .held -in mum 65 cents per insertion 1 tan; Chevrolet parts, also villa. Availuble 1st of June P•m. Saturday, 9-5:30, except Wed- when crokinole will be played May. Each class is to pick two except Auction Sallies (20), Tea less Wanted; 'and o'lde'r models; scrap iron bought and sold, Phare Hensall 275 W Phune_3, Seaforth, 15-67-1 _ — No were fencing, old concrete, nesday-Thursday evening by ap- ointment. Phone 791 Sea- and Miss Helen McKercher will representatives to take part. _ Deaths (21), Legal Notices 22 , rates on a lien- ( ) PP , i' _ •10-67x1 - -- FOUR room amartmeant, heat and h dra supplied. Toed. Available y PP or car bodies permitted. P forth. Monday, Clinton Medi- show colored slides of her tri P to Australia last It wasp Karen McEwin will act .as g pianist for the next meetii) , la ALDINGTON—In London, on tion, 1936 McLaughlin Buick limon- sine, body sound, custom radio, immediately, Six -room apart- J. I. McINTOSH, cal Centre. April 19, Thomas W. Aldan Pa g year. decided to have a miscellaneous and Explorgrs Jean Roe and For cash payment or if paid by 10 days Following last loser- mechamicaYly good. Priced ren- meat, heat and water supplied. Avaa]a!ble immediatel A I l'• 'Pp y Clerk 19-64-tf ton, ton, in, his 90th year. sale at the next meeting, includ- Marjorie Wiid£on will lead in g ra er. Everyone went to ry ton, L c• deducted from sona!ble. John B,fteT, Seaforth. J. C. Crich. �__ 15-67x2 _ & STEWART ing 'Plants, perennials and an- nuals, or baking," etc. P y classes: Junior Messengers, Mrs. �5 above rates. 11. Articles For Sale TWO 2 bedroom apartments, 1 20. Au tion sales Barristers, Solicitors; Etc, BRODHAGEN The group is invited to Mon- Gordon McGavin; Messenger COMMERCIAL CLASSIFIED RATES _ _ _ SEMI farm!al dresses, sizes 12 available now, one available 1st of June, Apply Cllarence, Mont- DISPERSAL SALE P. D McCONNELL, Q,C. D. I. STEWART Those from here Crieff thankoffering Wednesday afternoon. Walton thankofferin Girls, Mrs.•Nelson Marks; Mea -- senger Boys, Mrs. Wm. Coutts-„ (For Business Farms, Trades- to 14. Phone 771. 11-67-1 gCmery, North Main and Duke, 15-671 SNE ,.,, Seaforth, Ont. Phone 550 attending the wedding of Lois Wilson and is to be held Sunda evening y g' Explorers, Mrs. Walter Bewley„• men, etc.): Minimum 50 Certo CLOTHES dryer never used• Inglis washing machine. Rea- -be ONE -bedroom !a artment, in kr P 35 Registered Polled and Horned iiere£ord�s. .a D, H, McINNES Laurie W. Rose on Saturday at y May 5, Rev. Jordison to be guest speaker.. The closing Ty Mss, Roy Williamson. res, Duff's U ited Church will re -- A per insertion. Bllldan charge 15 g g + cents Per advertisement, son_ablle offer. Call 108. 11-67-1 -- McMaster Apts , ,.heated avail- able Ma 1st 2 a ts. in Ro 1 Royal GORDON MORNINGSTAR Chiropractic Commercial Hotel Clarkson United Church and dinner and reception at Oneida hymn was followed with prayer Y P Y turn to the summer schedule- , _ QUANTITY of Bird's Foot Tre- fail,. Frank Fowler, 3s/4 miles y p Apts. Apply to Joseph McCopne l , at Farm /4 male west of Arkona FRIDAY, MAY 3rd, Monday, Thursday -1 to 8 p.m Club Mississauga Road West Mr. Mrs. C. W. Leon- by Mrs. Watson. A baking sale was held at the close of. the next Sunday morning, wlzt°� Sunday School will commence 1. Coming Events West of Se�afarbh. 11-67'x2 Seaforth, or Dr, E. A. McMas• at 1 P•m'• BOX were: and hardt, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Leon- meeting. A delicious lunch was at .10:35 a.m. and church s rv- fl ANTIQUE lectwi�e amd display, P y' GIRL'S 26” bicycle + good eon- ter, Grand Bend. 15-64-tf Polled Herd Bull FUNERAL SERVICE hardt, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mogk, served b Y Mrs. Jack Bosman, ice at 11.36 a.m. Daylight SaY + St. Thomas' Anglican Church, Wednesday, May 8, at 8:15 p.m. ditdoae, biose and white, Parcel ensiles. Phone 655 R 21. 11-67.1 16. For Sale or Rent Two Polled Bulls Club Calves R' S. BOX Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mogk, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Scherbarth. Mrs. William Dennis Mrs. La- verne Godkin and the hostess. ing Time. Sunda visitors at the home y 1 2 — - GIRLS spz+img coat, light blue _ POWER snow; britt sarideT; or- Retired Cows+ with Calves LICENSED EMBALMER Ross Leonhardt acted as usher Walton Unit, UCW of Mr. and 14Yrs. Geos George I ib- size 7 to 8. Mrs. Arthur J. Wrighh, phnm!e� 379,, Seaforth. x1 bital! ander; " s' jig saw; r/a drill- garrden tiller. Crown! Hardware, Pure Heifers Also 6 pure bred heifers trot Prompt and careful attention Hospital Bed at the ceremony. Mr.' and Mrs. Clen Mogk and Mrs. Edwin The Walton Unit held their Aril meeting P g in the school- Bert were: *r•s. Bella Neeb, Mr, and Mrs. Victor Neeb and Len; , �. Help Wanted YOUNG " womeai for general KATADIN potatoes A,p ly Al- l Seaforth.. 16-67-1 registered" due to calf: FLOWERS for ALL OCCASIONS Phones: Mogk, Bornholm, and Rudolph room of Duff's United Church last Miss Donna Lynn Neeb, Mr. and. Mrs. Alvin Erb, office duties, in ` weld- knd�wv' hoose Cronin, Du llih P b ' phone � R 23. 11-67x2 17. Wanted TO Rent TERMS—Cash, W. S. O'NEIL, Auctioneer. Res. 595 W — Store 43 Fischer, Mitchell, also attend- ed. Wednesday evening, The worship s p ervice was conducted Don and Di - anne, Mr. Norman Diemert, all Seaforth Firm. Apphy to Firm,. p Box 1206, Hurdn Expositor. 66-2 QUANTITY of balled ha,y. Wim. GRASS far 11 yearling cattle. 20^67-1 J.. A. BURKE Mr. William Ahrens and sons, by Mrs. Frank Walters and Mrs. , of Welleslty; Mr. Ron Brenne DOES ' an Avon! representatiiw�e Keri , RR 5, Seaforbh, phone 858 R 21, ii-ex1 Ken Rogerson, RR 5 Clinton phone HU 2-9100. 17-66x1 CLEARING Funeral Director and Ambulance Service Gus and Harry, had a' very suc- cessful sale of farm stock and Mac Sholdice. Mrs. Walters, op- ened the meeting with a hymn. man, Milverton; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Roth,- Faye and Jim, Dick call on you? We may need PIANO, with bench, good conte AUCTION SALE DUBLIN ONTARIO implements last week, and are The scripture, taken from P Luke Miller and Miss Ruth Whaling, g someone in, your neighborhood. dition. Apply Bax 1209 Huron PP' y 18. Property Wanted p y Night or Day Calls: moving to their home which 23:3445, was read by, Mrs. M. of Stratford. No obligation. Write, Mrs. M. Mdllson, 960 Wellington Rd., S., E• 11-67x1 xpos!i�' FIFTY to 100 acres land, pastry Clearing Auction Sale of Household Effects, at Lot 11, Phone 43 R 10 they purchased in Mitchell. Twelve members of the Brod. Sholdice; also a reading � g en- titled, "The Good Thief," Mrs. Mrs. Rub Dundas and Mr. Y and Mrs. Ronald Gardiner, of London, or call collect 432-9019 TWO formal dresses; 1 mauve, grassed preferred. Box 36; Sea- Coni, 8, Hvlllett Township, 1'Y4 W J. CLEARY . hagen Band played during a Walters offered prayer, and Glencoe, and Miss Carolyn Dun, between 7 and 8 p.m., 73 one pink. Both, are size 10-12. Phone 582-W, 'after 6:30. 1167-1 forth or call' M. 18-66-2 miles south, of Londesboro and Seaforth, Ontario community supper at Zurich Mrs. Herb Traviss sang a solo, las, of London, were Sunday 4 64 67 70 76-tf ONE thousand bales! of 2 -year- 19. Notices 33/4 males east, (former farm of Bert Hoggart), on SATURDAY, LICENSED EMBALMER and FUNERAL DIRECTOR Commurlity Hal last Wednes• day, sponsored by the Chamber "The Robe of Calvary," accom- Panied by Mrs. Harvey Brown, guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Dundas. ,EXPERIENCED -tractor driver for work on beef farm. No cows old mixed hay, 25c badge, George Stone phone 856 R 3, 11-67x1 CAMP trailer for rent, by week. APRIL 27th, at 1 p,m Night or Day Calls — 335 of Commerce there. The topic taken from the Mrs. W Stutz, of Wellesley, ' ar, bales to handle. Ross Knight, -.- Bill Wilbee, phone 315-M. 1.9-65-4 Beds; dressers;. stands; chest G. A. WHITNEY The wedding dinner and re- study book, "Rim of Asia," was visited with her parents, Mr, Brussels, phone 328 J 5, 467-1 QUANTITY Marine Flax seed. e Alex $alichnack, phone 834 R 24, GARDENS loved and worked P with tractor. M. of drawers quilt box; quantity FUNERAL HOME Crofton was held at the Com- munity Hall here Saturday on "Taiwan" and was given by Mrs. Gerald Watson. A and Mrs. Torrance Dundas, for a few days last week. LADIES have you ever thought Seaforth, u._�_2 Steffen, phone of bedding and gil2b�rvs; day on good about selling Avon? It casts 43• 18 66-7 bed; davengost sdde!board two '1 Goderich St., W.,.Seaforth for Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bailey description of the country was Mrs. Lena Davidson and. Mr. nothing to find out the details. SIAMESE kittens. Mrs. Howard PROMPT watch repair service small tables; dining room AMBULANCE SERVICE (Arlene Ahrens), of Mitchell.' given and four different kinds acid Mrs. Tom Watson, of Lon- Lon - Write Mrs. M. Mdl�ison, Alla7n, Brucefleld hone 609 W P at Savauge s�, (opposite Post tauble and chairs!, ma lle 1dt- ( 'P ); Adjustable hospital beds Clarette's orchestra provided of people living in this section P P g don, spent the weekend with .960 Wellington'Rd., S., London, ar 12. 11.67x1 - Office) .2 certified watchmak Chen ta•blie and chairs; kitchen for rent. music for dancing. were discussed. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bennett and call collect 432-9019, between 7 LARGE quantity mixed hay, sq. err.. Automatics a .specialty. cabinet; 1 frigidaire, ( Westing- FLOWERS FOR EVERY Mrs, August Hillebrecht Mrs. Emerson Mitchell took Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Porter. and 8 P. M. 4-66-69-72-75 bales. James Landesborougih- Phone 665 W I. 1166x2 - - 19-64-tf - ALL kinds of carpentry work house); table radia; washing machine,, (Westinghouse); arm ' OCCASION Phone 119 Seaforth spent a few days with her daughter, Mrs. John Mueller, g , over the meeting and conduct, ed the business. The secretary's Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Smith and Sandra, of London, spent the MEN WANTED To help us sugTily the ever- 1962 Timothyseed, cleamed rat ' kitchens remodelled, rec.rooms. Pbeir; 5 racking chairs; one Quebec heater; 1 A. M. HARPER & COMPANY and Mrs. Mueller, at Hamilton report was read• by Mrs. H. Tra- weekend at the home of Mr. increasing demand far. Raw. Londesboro. Lou Balton phone Work guaranteed. Prices rea- cook stove; Chartered Accountants last week, , viss and the roll call was an- and Mrs. W. C. Hackwell. i!eigh Products. Are you inter- 850 R 22, Seafwth. 11-65-4 sanable. Peter Malcolm, phone eight-day .cluck; electric clock; 5,5 South St. Telephone Mr. and Mrs, Gary Hart, of swered with a verse on "Hope," Mr. Thomas Johnston was ested or have you a friend who. DAHLIA and gladiolus bulbs, � 697-W Seaforth. 19-�{f sealers!; dishes; crocks; silver- Goderich JA 4-7562 London, visited her mother, Mrs. R. Achilles gave the treas- moved the Thamer"Nursin g might be? This is the, best pal started begonias, rose bushes. NOW is the time to repair or ware; garden utensils, and other numerous artflcles, Licensed Municipal Auditor Mrs. L. G. Rock, on Sunday. urer's report and gave' a very home last week. ing one man business in: the Staffen Flowers and Gifts, phone shdngle that roof or other car- SEAFORTH Miss Kathy Lockridge1. of successful report on the bazaar Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rut- countrys. An excellent income 49• 11-66-3 pen!ter wok that is needed; Terms cash sales tax in effect ' Watford, spent Easter holidays held a short time ago. A baby ledge and family, -of London, far• the .man who is honest and WESTINGHOUSE electric 40" also garden work roto' VETERINARY with her cousin, Phyllis Ah- quilt is still to be sold. • were weekend visitors with the a good worker. Write todauy. stove, liRe new condition, Priced ,with tiller. Ed Andrews, phone 863 GEORGE NESBITT, Auctioneer 1 CLINIC rens. The group was reminded of Humphries' families. Jimmy re• . RAWLEIGH'S for quack sale. Phone 760, Sea W 1, Seaforth. 19-6? tf - 20.67-1 J. O. Turnbull, D.V.M., V.S. Master Kenneth Rozell, of the Easter thankofferan g, to be turned home with them after Dept. D-368-05, 4005 Richelieu, forth. 17•-�� SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED CLEARING W. R. Bryans, D.V.M., V,S. Clinton, was holidaying with held May, Y' 5, at 8:15 in the spending Easter week in the Montreal 4-67`1 FOR SALE—Trade in your old shaver now, low prices at lavannge's, a operate Pock Office: 11-61-tf • Modern, equipment 'used. All work guaranteed. Write or phone Lours- BLAKE' AUCTION SALE Clearing Auction Sale of Farm D. E. Galt, D.V.M., V.S. Phone 105 Seaforth A. W. SILLERY his aunt and uncle, Mr. and. Mrs. Harold' Workman, last week. Mr. Louie Kahle, of Detroit, church auditorium. A social hour will be enjoyed when cookies and -tea will be served, The Sectional meeting in Octo- village. g Master Ian Hulley, of Londes- boro, visited for a few days last y week with his aunt and uncle, HELP WANTED WOODWORKING FIRM HONEY, for sale—Clover, 81b. $1.79; 4 95c; 2 RR 2, Brussels, phone 442 W 6. 19-62x20 Stock and Machinery, some Household Effects, at Lot 6, Barrister, Solicitor, etc. has been visiting g with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eiekmeir ber will be held in Bayfield and' they are planning on having Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Marks, Miss Amye Love has return - REQUIRES BENCH"HAND;S TO ASSEMBLE ALL TYPES OF paul�, -lb. pails, -Ib. pails, 50c. Wallace Ross Apiaries, AUTHORIZED dealer far V k- Con. 10, Hullletb Township, 5 miles east of Londesboro, or 2V2 Phones: Office 173, Res, 781 Seaforth Ontario and ocher relatives. material to help in the unit ed to Toronto after holidaying WOOD WINDOWS Seaforth. 11-66-3 ing Milkers and cream se aTa- P miles north of Kirnburn, on Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Spiece and meetings. Moncrieff issued an invitation With her sisters, Mrs. Walter ONE 250 gal. waterinug tank; tars for Dublin, Seaforth and WEDNESDAY, MAY 8th, at 24. Cards of Thanks family, of Niagara Falls, %vith to attend their Eas- Broadfoot and Mrs. Fern.. Pat' - Single men preferred 1 Vtina pasture pump, new. Clinton, Basil O'Rourke, Black- 12 g'm' Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rock. ter thankoffering Wednesday terson. Leonard Leeming, Walton, phone smith and Welding Shop, Bruce- THE family of the late James Mrs. Wilfred Klinkman, of afternoon, April 24, at 2:30 P p.m. Miss Mabel. Humphries, of Mr. H. D•. Allen Will interview X; 870 J 2, Seaforth: 1"7xl field, Ontario. 19-60x8 CATTLE -3 Holstein cows, Upshalll wish to express their Elmira, with her sister, 5•Irs. Mrs. E. Mitchell read a poem, Windsor, spent a few days last on Friday, i3A 26th, (from RCA Victor 21" table model due time of sale; L Holstein appreciation to all who were so Dalton Hinz, and Mr. Hinz on after which Mrs. R. Achilles week with her sister•in-law, Mrs. 1.00 p.m, to 5.30 P.m. and 7.00 TV good condition, Apply. A. J. SEAFORTH cow, fresh and rebred; 2 Short- kind to them during their re- Sunday. received the offering. � Margaret Humphries. p.m. to 10.00 p.m. at the. Anderson, Main St. North, UPHOLSTERY horn cows, due, time of stale- 1 cCn,t sad bereavement. 2467-1 - Mrs, Harry Tait, of Mitchell Rev. A. Higginbotham intro- "The Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ennis COMME�RCIAI. HOTEL, phone 480. LIr67x1 Centre Street Hereford cow, due time of sake; 1 black cow, freshened I wish to drank all, m •friends ! Y and Mrs. Ross Leeming and g duced Word and the to the and Steven, of Hamilton, spent Roam 1, Seaforth, 4-66-1 inrHgood comditionITE fwnral t. TeSuitable for Telephone 446 and rebred; 1 blue cow, freshened for tcto cards,, letters lwhile Iawas flowersnd pat family,Way" and. Mrs. fLavern scWolfeth Mr. unit and said it was a God -send at this moment several da with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Graduation or party.. Phorie 118-J. 11 67x1 For all kinds of upholstering, and rebred; 2 Shorthom cows, Lq 64- freshened and rebred; 2 black freshened; I ient at Stratford Hospital, Mrs. ' Margaret Leeming, 24-67-1 Mrs. Robert Gibb and daugh- ters, of Glencoe, spent last in our history, Unless adults are directed in this book they Ennis. Other visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ennis on Sunday were:. 6. Teachers Wanted - QUANTITY of lumber, 4 and 8 SANITATION SERVICE cow's, 2 Shorthorn cows, freshened; 10 fall and - --'-- — --- Mr, and Mrs.' George Leitch' week with her Mrs. Harold Smyth, parents, d Mr cannot teach it to their chil- dren. Our Good Friday all his. Mr, and Mrs, A. C. Loveridge and Al, West Hill; MUSIC SUPERVISOR inch cement blacks, 6 chimney and gaen- Septic tanks parks winter calves; 2-s, old steers; Wish to express their is Y tory is focused the Miss Ruth WANTED flit amd'same 4 inch tile. Cheap for quick sake. Phone 365. 67x1 ural repairs to tanks !amd drain- is age. i 2 Hereford heifers, bred; 3 2- y yr. -old heifers; ILL tion to all Who reme�m�bered remembered them and were so kind on the and Mrs. Ford Dickison. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sholdice on mean. ing of the Cross and in chapter Ennis, Toronto; Mr. Gerald Dressel, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. UTILITY tinnier, 1 year old, For Immediate Service yearling g steQrs; 3 yearling heifiers. occasion o!f their Golden Wedd- visited his aunt and uncle, Mr. 10, Atonement" r proves a very W. C. Ennis, Cathie and Beth, Tho board of S.S. Na, 7, Hill- 4' x 7' plywood 'box, 670 x 15 BILL FINCH, ing Anniversary. 24-67x1 and Mrs, Fred Scarlett and Mrs. suitable chapter for this par- London; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cun- lett, requires a music supeMs!- or, duties to commence in P pi g, pricedFerguson— tires. Ideal for cam. n Phone 238-2291, Grand Send or IMPLEMENTS — Fen bactor and ]bow• New Idea P ®� I wish to thank all, those who George McCartney, Seaforth, Mr. Fred Herbert has his ticular time, 'Why Have the Cross As a Symbol." Lunch was nin ton, Karen and Rickey, of g Ethel; Mr. teimbeT, reasonable. Phone Clanton, IIiJ Z 9485. 11-67x1 STAFFEN'S PLUMBING Wer mower• cul!tiv!atar• set sent cards flowers' and treats -sold farm to Mr. Oscar Rock, RR 2, served b the hostesses. �' and Mrs. Kenneth Ritchie and Larry, Egmdndville Applications in writiing, to FOR SALE — 222 Remd ton ng Phone 49, SeaSorbh.. harrows; rubber tired wagon; while I was a patient in Clin- ton Public Hospital. it was Monkton. CGIT Has Meeting 9 and Mrs. Fred Ennis, be in hoards of the Secretary rifle, ten power Weaver K scope, like Sell 19-67x10 McCormick -Deering cream sep- orator. 5 rolls: barb wire„ rub. much appreciated. James Dale. Members of the Luther League Held a banquet at the The meeting opened with a sing -son Rev. A. Hi g gginboth• Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Kirkby, of Woodstock, the M!a 4th. Please state solar y Y ry expected• new conditiorn,, reason able, Apply Hsarvev Dale, phone CARPENTRY WORK ,' beT tuned wheel barrow; el- 24-67-1 church Friday y evening and en- am explained the meaning of spent. wee- end with Mr. Frank �{irkby and 547 R 21, Seaforth. 1167x1 brie broader; extension, ladder; Mr, and Mrs.. Joseph Downey tertained this Year's Confirms- many things in the church. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kirkby, MRS. LEONARD SHOBBROOK, CEDAR posts, all sfiDes• anchor all, Notiv is the time to talk about homes, kitchen el!eetric water heater; 5 chicken feeders; balled hay; and family wish to thank Rev. ..tion E. Sullivan" hiaends. class. 'Mr, Thomas Orr was Alexine Williamson and Sher- Mr. and Mrs, Glen 'Haase and Secretary -Treasurer RR 1, )Myth, Ontario, posts; la braces; steel posts 6 , new custom cab- ine!bs rec rooms repairs. Free P ' grain; household effects, other astdcles' C. nedgb= hors and relatives and, wile the guest speaker. P Mr. Mrs. Harold Diegel, rill Craig conducted the wor ship service, followed b the P family, of Sault Ste. Marie, v;s- ited 6.66-3 and 7" barb wire ad ware. ' ' e 4 Kinbumn stare, phone 841 R 2. estimates. too numerous to menrtion. helped ing any way to make their and Mitchell, with Mr. `and Mrs. R. Y members repeating the CGIT g last week with Mr. and Mrs. Gor&tY : Murray, Mr. and Mrs. • Borden Brown. 11-63-kf _ GRANT FINNIGAN TERIVIS--Cash. Golden Wedding Anniversary a day to remember. 24-67!x1 Sholdice on Sunday. Shirley Bain, Tobermor Purpose and singing the hymn. After the roll call the secre William Murraynd Mr. Chas. y Murray. - 7. Situations Wanted MIXED slabs dry, $8.00 � load load a ' gree poser. 2 cord • a�kso m � her wood slabs, $10,00 load. � aforth 19-65-4 No reserve farm sold. RANDOLPH LOW'RIE, Prop. - -- - MAY I bake this means of ex- pressing my gr!ailitude to those of Y. Murray otton, Toronto; Stan- Y P ley and David Marks, of Brus• tary's report was read. It was decided to clean the church Y•' Mrs. Fern Patterson, Miss Amye Love and Mrs. Ed, Miller RELIABLE lady available, fie rndmxt childrenin awn 'home or in your homey 5 din wee "Py'+ ,per Apply Fred J. Hudie, phone HU ANSTETT HAROLD JACKSON Auctioneer GEORGE POWE1uL, Clerk who remembered rri!e so thought- in sels, and Edith Shaw, of Jaes- kitchen cupboards during P g the Easter ' visited with Mrs. Esther John- _ Sewing alterations and mending. 2-6655, Clinton. 11-64x8 JEWELLERS 20=67-2 fully while a recent patient Scott Memorial Hospital, Spec- town, with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd holidays. Y Mission ston at Blyth on Sunday. Mrs. A. Heydnk, Geaa•ge St. 67nn1 POTATOES FOR SALE Table Offers you ial thanks to Dr. GorM1vill, the Pfeifer on Sunda Mr. Lavern Band The Mission Band Duff's Mr. and Yt s, W. C. Hackwell potatoes, No. 2 and feed pota, toes, maxed, very reasonable Easy Credit Terms FOR ADVERTISEMENTS TOO nnrmsdng staff acid to Rev. M. nu Morrison. Alfred Johd4artoh': 67x(1 and Mrs. Wolfe visithd Mr, and -Mrs. Doug Hinz g of United Church, Winton, met have returned home after spending the P g past week with 8. Farm Stock For Sale priced if you bring your own with in St. Thomas on. Sunda Y• Sunday, with 64 members in Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith, TWENTY pigs, 8 weeks old. containers). T. H, Soud!ant and NO LATE TO CLASSIFY, SEE THE family of the late, Mrs% Mt. and Mrs. Robert Robin- attendance. Carol Wilbee pre- London. Keil Beattde RR 4 Walton, Sons, phone ilenr� s RR 1 Varma, Carrying Charges PAGE 4 Joseph O'Rourke wua to eft- l� son, of Soriumaalier visited Mr. sided and Gail Searle was pian. Mr. and Mrs. David Allison, ph!t'me 834 R 6, Seafomfili. 8-67=1 sag,, 350 W 1, or Hensa� ll 352 W 1. 11�65ao4 Phone 77, Seaforth 19-644tf re -ss their sincere a. ecia P Fin' ' tion to the neighbors. and friends, to the doe friendscriniten, to � sup and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe on Sat. urdaj+. Mr. Rbbinsofr had been ist, Miss Wilbee read the Cali to Worship, taken from Psalm P, of London; Mr. Ivy Henderson > , E gmondvilie and Mr. and Mrs. PURE, bred hag 6 months, old. Apply to Lloyd McKenzie, RA PLANT Pride Hybrid seed carni y NOTICE ,the and staff of Scott staying at the Wolfe home for 96:13. The leader, Mrs. W. Be* -Arthur Henderson, of Seaforth t � 3, Kipper,, Ones, 8.67x1 for maximum, •tdnna�ge, combin- ed with top quality ennsilage, I will be pleased to bielp you Sewage disposal' 'problem!s Pfl pumped solved. Septic tanks um , Boxholder8 Nantes Memorial Hospital, in their re- Cent bereavement.' 24-67x1 - mank months while he was a p artier in the Mulholland truck• ing business here. ley, asked the children to sin g the first verse of the hymn, "Praise Him, Praise Him, and visited with Mrs, Walter Broad - foot on Sunda y Mr, and Mrs, Alvin Laromie TWENTY•tfmr, pligls, 8 weeks Oil& Thomas Kala, RR 5, Sea. forth , .phope 10 R 9 Dublin! x1` pick the proper variety for your needs, No. 5, No. 20, No. and repaired- outlhous!esi elmaau- ed; wells anud' cisterns cleaned. IRNIN COXON Not Crriven but 1 It is not possible for us THE faim lly of .the late Mrs. Edith i�mani�skapf, Dublin wash to thank a!l1 her neighbors' and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sholdice and sons visited Mr, and Mrs. a discussion of its meanie g Was ' of Harrow, were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. TWENTY-s�venu ,pigs, 7 weeks ennanay., aId. Vincent RR 5, Se:a- 232• Morley Cooper RR 3, Kip Photue 254, MddV�mtlon, to divulge the name or ad- friends for file floral tributes Bill Anderson and Mr. and Mrs, Jack Bosman. Birth hone 102 R i!Q, Dwbldhi,, r Pen', pbom 266 J 4,' 11.66x2 or contact Expositor an !acts of kindness shown' dur- Gary Johnston in London on side. Rickey and Kenny Rutledge, • HOLSTRIN � ca g flhkd calf, dti�r> ffo,ru s!oomi thane' Y2. WRfl.t d •b, HAROLD M'ALONEY Phonon 483;R, at nvn o1r area• using afHuro baicirurrtlfAt�• 1?lotts�darhot ingtheir bereave!mett, S 'al thanks to trier staff of St. 'ar Sunday. Master Earl Leonhardt s etit .Wayne p Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hudson, and Kevin of Windsor, of Streetsville, spent the Easter holidays with their tiraridpar- ,gn er a MseVs>tdNeoTu,`> muee GIRLS siidOtrlM b1fte ,, in 5 p.A ask fol• this information. Hospital, Londph, Box Funeral the weekend with Mr. and Miss, with Mr, and Mrs. Dalton Die Brits, Mr. and lUlrs. 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