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1. Coming Events
2. Lost, Strayed
3. Found
4. Help Wanted
5. Business Opportunities
6. Teachers Wanted
7. Situations Wanted
8. Farm Stock For Sale
9. Poultry For Sale
10. Used Cars For Sale
11. Articles For Sale
12. Wanted To Buy
13. Wanted
14. Property For Sale
15. Property For Rent
16. For Sale or Rent
17. Wanted To Recut
18. Property Wanted
19. Notices
20. Auction Sales
21. Tenders Wanted
22. Legal Notices
23. Business Directory
24. Cards of Thanks
25. In Memoriam
26. Personals
The cost is low,'Classifications
2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 11, '12,, 13, 15 and
17, minimum 40c an insertion.
Classification 25, minimum 65c
plus 25c for each 4-14n!e verse.
Alli other classifications mini-
mum
inimum 65 cents per Insertion
except Auction Sales, (20), Ten-
ders Wanted, (21), and Legal
Notices, (22), robes on applica-
tion.
. For cash payment or if paid
by 10 •days following last Loser -
ton, of Sc deducted from,
above rates. I
COMMERCIAL CLASSIFIED
RATES
(For Business Firms, Trades-
men, etc.) : Minimum 5o cents,
per insertion. Billing charge, 15
cents per advertisement,
1. Coming, Events
O'E.S. will; hold Bake Safe and j
Garden Tea, Wednesday after-
noon., June 19th, at the home of
Mrs, Dollena McCuaig and Miss
Janette Wilson. 1-72-2
SPRING Supper, Jaime Nth,
sponsored by Barbara Kirk-
man, of First Church, at 6:30
p.m., limited number of tickets
from members of the group. .
1-72-2
BRUSSELS Fall Fair Chicken
Baarbeque Supper, at Fair
Grounds, Wednesday, June 19,
5 to 8 p.m., only '600 tickets
available at loan Dance to fol-
low. 1-72-3
STRAWBERRY and Ham Sup-
per, Northside. United Church,
Tuesday, June'25th, 5 to 7 pm.
Adults, $1.25, children under 12,
60 cents. 1-72.2
LADIES of St. Thomae WA will
hold a Bake Sale, in the Parish.
Hall, Sat„ June 15, at 3 o'clock.
Everybody welcome. 1-73-1
A meeting of all Seafortli mer-
chants wu'lif be held ifi, the Towne
Hall, Monday, Juane "i0, at 8:15
p.m., to discus's plans for Main
Street promotion and other
mutters ,affecting merchants. All
merchants or their representaL
tives are urged to attend. Mer-
c4jantsi Com'mit'tee, M% Nott,
airman. 1-73-1
SMORGASBORD, Turkey, Ham,
Salads and Desserts. Hensiall
United Church, Wed., June 26,
5 to 7:30 p.m. Adults $1.50,
children 6 to 1.2, 75c, five and
under, free. Local orders del6v.
ered. Phone 173, Hensall. Every
body welcome. Sponsored by
Units 1 and 4 of UCW, 1-73-2
2. Lost, Strayed' _
BROWN and gold bi-focail gLass�-
es, May 28, on Main St. Phone
465-W. 2-73-1
MALE hound, black and white,
with a Ouch of brown, anyone
knowing it's whereabouts, call
R. M. Scott, phone 839 'R 6. 73-1
4. Help Wanted
DOES an Avon, representative
call on you? We'may need
someone in, your neighborhood.
No obligation. Write Mrs. M.
Millson, 960 Wellington Rd., S.,
Landon, or call collect 432-9019
between 7 and 8 P.m.
4-64-67-70-73-76-tf
DOG CATCHER
Town of Seaforth
Written applications for the
above noted position, will, be re-
ceived by the undersigned, un-
til 5 p.m., June 10, 11".
Envelbpes must be cMarlly
marked "Aptil FatioW.
C. Lyle Hhmmond,
Clerk
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IN
4. Help Wanted 11. Articles For Sale 119. Notices 120. Auction Sales
WOULD YOU LIKE TO TURN NO. 6, White steel threshing
known
farm
the
chew,
1,
hog,
service.
840
forth.
to
Skokie,
phone
available
portundty
Seaforth.
of
Scott
V6'
1949
ply
phone
11.
Townsend,
SECTIONAL
tions,
6imdsQn,
Jahn
Borth.
Ta
Jewelnlers,
LADIES'
20.00.
reg.
Anstett
HONEY
P
and
FOR
shaver
Savauge's,
BLUE
nut
said
4
ta•ge. Crown -Hardware, Sea-
#trill`. 11-732
^`CLEARING
YOUR SPARE TIME INTO machdne. Gordon Rayndds, RR
.NOTICE
AUCTION SALE
CASH 2, Seaforth. 11-73.1
sell RR 3 Waion. 19`Lml
'��
Seaforth, tario,
Telephone: Seaforth 474.
Opporbundty for man ar wo-
man to supply demand far well! ABOUT 300 White Rock oapons,
Tuckersmith
Clearing Auction Sale of Farm
Machinery, at Lost 11, Con. 16,
Rawleigh Products In ready for delivery about June
Municipal Dump
Grey Township, 11/4 miles north
furore County. 18. Al B;euerrnan, RR 1 Dublhi,
1
D'ASHWOOD, KIPPEN
and 21/2 miles east of Walloon,
Full' details without obligation, phone 23 R 15 Dublldn 11.73-1
Will be open until further
on TUESDAY, JUNE 1'Lhh, ah
Write: NUF'FIELD'Universal 'tracbor,
notice on Wednesday and Satur-
1 p.m.
RAWLElGH'S 3 -point hitch, one
poi year old. 600
day afternoons, 'from 1 to 5:30
John Deere A.R. tractor;
Dept, F-363-921, 4005, Rdeheldeu, hoursr. Can be seen, at Human
P•m'•
50 Clipper combine, pick -
Montreal. Canadian Fabricartiors ar phonic
g, old concrete,
d i
up in go,od c v n d i t i o n;
4-73-1 835 R 5, at night. Bill Kerr Jr,
ar car bodies permitted.
John Deere 3 -furrow plough;
GERMAN Shepherd, feFin•ade dog
7. Situations Wanted
J, I. McINTOSH,
John Deere 10 -ft. cultivator; 5-
section diamond harrows; Jahn
_ good rt, child-
11/ years George
SEVENTEEN year old Iili�g{tu nen, George J:Iibbert, phone
Clerk
19-73-tf
Deere 8-£t, binder; John Deere
School -student, experienced in I Seaforth, 872 J 3. _ 11-7'3-1
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ANSTETT
__-re spreader; 13 -run Cock -
sliutt fertilizer drill; Cockshutt
work, des -axes work for I DOUBLE bed, $5.00. Mrs.. Lyle
summer. Phonic 475-,i. T -73x1 Hanumgnd, phone 674 W 1. 73x1
JEWELLERS
side rake; Massey�Harris 7£t.
(t
FIFTEEN year old High School, ONE hundred gal. ail tank, $12.
Offers you
mower; John Deere rubber tired
wagon; 16 -ft. hay rack; exten-
boy wants steady work for sum- Phone 670 J 1, Seaforth. 11-73x1
Easy Credit Terms
sign ladder; set Massey -Harris
mer. Donald Oasler, RR 3, Mit- CABBAGE plants, 20 cents per
1963, and that coples of the
sill list may be had
sleighs; fanning ni i, with
phone 35 R N, Dublin. doz.; Petunia, Marigold, Asters,
No
motor; car top carrier; 2 iron
FeT
7 7x1 Ferbena, Spider plant, Phlox,
Carrying Charges
kettles; "'white enamel' range,
dna
I Snapdragon, Pansies, Lobeta,
phone 77 Seaforth
coal or wood; land rafter; set
8. Farm Stdck For Sale Balsam, Seabiosa, Sweet Pep-
19-73-tf
of scales; few household artle-
per& and tomatoes. Baker's
MILKING goats. Apply to Lot Greenhouse, your garden sen-
etre,
les; other articles too numer-
,pus to mention.
A NEW KITCHEN
Con, 10, Hibbert Township. xi Seaforth. I1 -73x1
May cost less than you think(
Terms, cash, no reserve, farm
ELE'V'EN 8 weeks old. I SEEI use for very competetive
pile,
For alterations, new kitchen
cupboards, rec rooms, ex�Cen-
sold,
�
Carl Vanderzo�n, rfhone 469. 73-11 prices on .gravity flaw steel
scans and repairs, call:
LESLIE OLIVER, Proprietor.
g Y
GOOD strongly reliable, York grain boxes Wa ons, ha con-
I dntnoneTs, conveyors, elevators,
JOHN LANSINK & SONS,
HAROLD JACKSON, AuGt7oneer
20-72-2
a, guaranteed worker. A.
R. Dodds, phoye 861 R lib. 8-73-1 ' manume spreaders . and loaders.
General Contracting
Phone Seaforth.
P%fte IM 2.7408
21. Tenders Wanted
)laugh Bros. Brucefield, phone
79,
YORKSHIRE boar, 'ready for 609 W 1, Seaforth, 11,-73x1
Competent Workmanship
using a Huron Expositor
P
box number. Please do not
ask for this information.
TENDERS WANTED
Russell' T. Balton, phone INTORNATIONAL m'anu•r e�
R 33, Seafiorth, 8-73-1, spreader, 120 bu. capacity; 7 -ft.
73`�
Sall that unnecessary piece of
ELEVEN chunks and 6 pigs, 8 New Idea power mower; forage
FAST SERVICE
Tenders will be received by
weeks) olid. Francis MckneS, wagon Ux. Howard Allan,
Dublin, phone 109 R Ulf, 8-731x1 Brucefield, phone 641 W 12, Sea,
on
WATCH REPAIRS
the undersigned for the install
CHOICE' Holstein cows and forth. 11-73-2
19-62x2D
lation of a complete heating
system do the Egmondville
heifers, fresh and due soon.
Gordon Reynolds, RR 2, Sea- 12. Wanted To Buy
All work guaranteed
United Church Manse. Tenders
should include for both
8-73-1 BALED ha and straw, highest
y sliest
ANSTETT
prices
ori and ' gas, systemns and must
TEN half. Lacombe sows, bred primo paid. Phone 5, Dublin or
JEWELLERS
be,, received by S•atwrdaiy, June
o a government approved York 100, Dublin,. 12-72x2
Phone 17, Seaforth
15, 1963.
hog; ,one due in about 2 weeks. HALTERi with blinders, for a
Lavern Godkin, Lot 20, Con. 14,
19-73-tf
.SMITH,
KENNETHBox
' SEPTIC TANK
bulli. J. L. O'Realldy, RR 2, Daub
VIrXM'op, phone 843 R 10. 8.73-1 lin Pie 41 R 13, Dubldax. 12 731
382,
Seaforth, Ontario;
TEN half Lacombe saws, bred
a government approved York ANTIQUE china, glass,, silver,
SERVICE
21.73-2
only daughter, Shirley Anne, to
hog. Due, in about two weeksi. lamps, old gold coins rand fur -
Mr, Robert Earl Dinsimore, son
Lavern Godkin„ phorne 843 R 13, nature. Box IM, Huron Exposli-
Cleaned and repaired with
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
Lot 20, Con. 14, South McKillop. tor, 12-73x~1
modern. equipment,
place in Knox Presbyterian
8-731• TWO chdldrenrs rocking chairs
"
IRVITenders
COXON,
Wanted
SIX registered Holstein he6ers, and medium sized tricycle, in
due to freshen early in July good condition. Philia 468-M. x1
Phone 254, Milverton,
Sealed Tenders will, be receuv-
and August. Bred to Maplellee
19-73 tf
ed by the undersigned up to and
SEAF0RTH
(Wate'ribo Unit). Win. J. 13. Wanted
until 6 o'clock p.m., Friday,
May 31st, 1963. To excavate and
Boyd, Lot 13, Com. 11, McKillop, GOOD home for bound and Ger
869 J 3, S�eafor h. 8-73-1 man Shepherd George Hib-
UPHOLSTERY
remove 24 feet wide', ie 'mashes
pup.
beet, hone Seaforfln• 872 J 3, -1
9. PoultryFor Sale P
Centre Street
:Telephone 446
deep, earth and gravel', and re.
fila Willi 8 inches, pit run' gra d
4 inches
HEAVY breed Cockrel chicks 14. Property Sale
For all, kinds of upholstering.,
ea and s of crushed.
gravel.
_For
next two weeks, op- DOUBLE house, half occupied,q
to grow these Out for hard, soft water, central laca-
lbeker
19-73tf
Approximately 800 fed# on
Brock Street, 400 feet an Mill
SANITATION SEIRVICE
your or freezer. Scott tion, Box 1219, Hunan Expositor.
Poultry Farms, phone 853 W 1, 14-73y1
Septic tanks pumped and gen-
eral repairs to tanks and drainr.
Street, 700 feet on Queen Street,
300 feet Elizabeth Street,
9-73-1 -
FOUR bedroom modernized 11/2
age,
on 700
feet on Lorne Ave, 300 feet on
RED X Sussex pullets now storey home, with hardwood
For Immediate Service
Queen Street east of No. 4
available, Day old to four weeks floors and new four -piece, bath,
P
BILL FINCH,
Phone
300 feet on North
age. These make excellent r
situated on 8 /z acres of land in
238-2291, Grand Bend
Richmond
Richmond east of No. 4, High-
payers of ]arae• brawn eggs, Mitchelll; also barn, garage,
Poultry Farms, hone 853
P large garden with small fruits'.
or
. STAFFEN'S PLUMBING
way.
1, Seaforth. 9-73-1 Apply Mrs. J. Kreis, or phone
Phone 49, Seaforth.
Prices to be submitted by the
Mitchell, 348-9943. 14-73-3
10. Used Cars For Sale
I9 -67x10
cubic yard, work to be com-
plieted by September 14th, 1963.
Listings Wanted
20. Auction Sales
son and daughter, Karen, of
Walton, were Saturday evening
Dodge, ,ran: �uaad condition.
g On houses in Seaforth We have
Lowest or any Tender not
neighbors, friends and relatives
Mrs. E. Mills, ,phone 563-J. -1 immediate buyers.
'054
for the surprise party, gifts and
necessarily a/ecepted, For fur,
Chevrolet, 1 ton truck. Ap-' Apply
stock, visited recently with Mr
ther information apply at the
Harold Allan, Brucefield, AMOS CORBY
Mary and Jim O'Connor. 24773x1
Clerk's Office.
641 W 12, Seaforth-10-73-2
an accident while practising for
who sent cards, treat's and visit-
Phone 598-M, Seaforth
ed me, while I was .a patient in
EARL CAMPBELL, Clerk,
Articles For Sale AGENT for WILFRED McIN-
'o-� f
Village of Hensall.
TEE—Braker
John Kerr.24-73-i
21-71.2
GIRL'S smnall bicycle. Mrs, Reay 14-73-1
DEPARTMENT of HIGHWAYS,
22. Lezal�Notices
Oolernarcn St. 11-73-1
ONTARIO
for Mrs. R. G. McKay, which
NOTICE
book case, 5 sec- 15. Property For Rent
-
24 -73-1
plus stop and base, walinut -
MODERN apartment. Apply to
AUCTION SALE OF
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Turner
Phone 515. H. G. Meir, xi Scott Memorial Hospital, phone
BUILDINGS FOR
TO CREDITORS,
DOG, part GermiZn Shepherd. 317, Seaforth. 15-73-2
McCowan, RR 3, Sear BRICK house, 81/2 miles from
REMOVAL OR
In the Estate of
1173x1 Clinton, 51/2 from Seaforth, hy-
DEMOLI'T'ION
JAMES UPSHALL
MEN'S rings, values up to $25. deo and water pressure system.
thenar only $9.95. Anstett Applly to E. S. MrBrien, phone
PROPERTY SALE NO. L-0877
All "persons having claims,
Ltd. 11-73-2 575-W, Seaforth. 15-73-1
A 11/2 storey frame house and
Dame
against the Estate of James of
shall, late of the Township of '
rings, values up to HEATED apartment, kitchen,
P
garage, situated at Lot
in the County of
To clear a
only, $9.95• An'- livingroom, 2 bedrooms, bath,
tett Jenlreller•s, Ltd, 11,73.2 available now. Phone Seaforth,
64, R. P. Donkins Survey, Tawny-
ship of Hibbert, County of Perth,
Huron, Fath,
Huron, Farmer, deceased, who
GENTS' .automatic watches, 666 J 2. 15.73-1
located in, the Village of Dublin
died on the 7th da of Aril
1963, are hereby notified to send
$29.95, to clear only $19.95. MODERN apartment, with kit
or. the south side' of Highway
No. 3.
in full particulars of their'claims
Jewellers, Ltd, 1173-2 c�hen, living room, bath sand 2
will bake place on the
to the undersigned on orbeforeSale
for scale, Clover, 8 lb. bedrooms. Available 1st of
premises at:
the 14th day of June, 1963, aftar
$2.00; 4 1b. pails, $1.00 May. Lee' Learn, phone 101. 73,tf
11:00 A.M., LOCAL TIME
which date the assets will be
$.50 for 2 lib, pools.. Apply ONE -bedroom apartment, in
MONDAY, JUNE loth, 1963.
distributed, haviirg regard only
Wal'laee Rags, 72-3 McMaster Apts., heated avail-
NOTICV: A permit is required
to claims then feceived.
SALE—Trade in. your old able May 1st; 2 apts. in Royal
to move' a, building along, across,
DATED at Seaforth, this 22nd
now, low prices at Apts. Apply -to Joseph McConnell
o• over a provinda:1 Highway
day of May, 1963•
opposite Past Office. Seaforth•, or Dr. E. A. McMas-
and or over a Municipal Road or
McCONN'ELL & STEWART
11-734f ter, Grand Bend. 15-734f
Street, Persions who may be in-
Seaforth, Ontario.
spring coat, size 38; wal-
bed- buffett; brown sport 16. For Sale or Rent
terested in, purchasing this I
bualdiRng for the of'
Solicitors, for the, Ebrecutor.
hoes, 71/2-A. Nopina; Jeffery, ONE car garage. Phone 86
purpose
moving it intact or in sections,
22-71-3
Township of Tuekersmith
P
hone 325-J. 11-73x2 Seaforth. 16-731
'RANSISQ"OR radio with cam
to another lrtcation must obtain
Information ne •arch ermits
� �; P
tta-chment, was 44.95, to clear 18. Property Wanted
from the District Office noted
'bellow
TREASURER'S SALE
nay $34.95. Ansbebt Jewellers,,
,td, 1]-73.2 CHRISTIAN falnuly gteks per-
PRIOR TO THE SALE.
TERMS: "Cash" at time of
OF LAND FOR
,EDAR s far kindling mianent home in SeaforAlh. Have
g'
sale together with $10a.0o Per-
TAXES
one et what sub`ttalfflal edtsh do' h1'frog 3 oa
flirrinlamrce Bond (Payable to the
i�cki'rng them up. Wmv. T. Liv- 4 bedroom home and warn ar-
Treasurer of Ontario) to guar-
Township of Tuckersmith
ngstbn, RR 2, Seaforrbh, phone range all cash if offer is stiiCBic-
ientlly attractive. Will deal with
aintee. that work wOl be conn•
pleted aecordirng to D.H.O,
County of Huron.
47 R 31. 11,734
prinncipadls only. Box 1221, Huron
Re4i iT'n•�s.
To, Wit:
15ED TV's, 17 and 21 inch, in Ekposdtor. Is;. -t>f
cod operating condition. A
P'tIrther lfiformiation may be
By virtue of a winTant issued
'the
ecornd, set for home or ecofiiofn-obtfiibed
19• NOticeS
frd1h:
by Re"o of the Township of
Tuckehsrnith under his hand and
:al enbertaimnnemt at your cot-
toe seal, ai` lire .,N-
,70-2
ta•ge. Crown -Hardware, Sea-
#trill`. 11-732
CUSTOM sohyingfor'A crops.
Call Jbhru Bairn 382 W 17, Brnrs
M��aAuctioneer,bearing
&cam '
date the 10tC1x day of
April,
an), a daughter, Catherine
RESIDENTS OF
sell RR 3 Waion. 19`Lml
'��
Seaforth, tario,
Telephone: Seaforth 474.
sable of lands in armTs
of taxies in the Township of
ONE Univer!stal portable mgll
BAYFIELD ZURICH
ing machine, 2 units, in good
PROMPT watch repair service
OR
Tuckersm�ith will be held at the
1
D'ASHWOOD, KIPPEN
working condition. Joseph L.
Eckert, Lot 5, Con. 9, McKilllop,
at Savange s, (opposite Past
Office) 2 certified %titchnrak-
Depa Dm�co � Highways,
Town Hall, Seaforth, at the hour
of 9:00 o'clock in -,the Evening,
AND HENSALL
phone Dublin, 81, R t. 11-73-1
ens. Automatics a specialty.
581 Huron Street
on the 3rd day of September,
will be distributed, having re-
CEDAR posts, all sizes; anchor
19-7
Stratford, Ontario.
1963, unless" the Y,axes and costs
I NEED HELP
posts; 12^ braces; steel posts, 6'
NOW is the time to repaiir ii
Te71ephone: 2713550.
are soarer paid. Notice is here -
MISENIER,
and 7'; barb wire; Paige wire.
shingle that roof or other car-
OR
by given that the 111st of lands
O.A.A. representation, Tom
Kinburn Store, phone 8411, R 2;
Borden Brawn. 11,734f
penter wont that is needed;
also garden work with roto-
Department of Highways,
335 Saskatoon Street,
for sale for arrears of taxes
was published in The Ontario
Baird needs one or two full(M
help
P' m m�e anen to he him
FOR A DV'ERTISEMEN'TS TOO
tiller. Ed Andrews, phone 863
London Ontario.
Gazette an .the 4th day of May,
recti the demand far Ontario
LATE TO CLASfiYFY SEE
W 1, Seaforth. 19-734f
Telephone: 451.3450,
1963, and that coples of the
sill list may be had
AUTHORIZED dealer for Vik-
Ing Milkers and cream sh
Automobile Association mem-
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DEPARTMENT of HIGHWAYS,
,, at my ,
office.
,
Boxholders Names
berships. Pleasant, dignified,
Blood paying work. No expem
tors for Dublin' Seale, and
and
Clinton, Basil' O'Rourke, Black-
ONTARIO
20-72.2
Treasurer's Oi1'ier, this 30th
ience necesnsery, but at car is.
For full ind'oarmabion wrAe
Not Given Out 1
smith and Welding Shop, Bruce.
Remember, it takes but a
day of May, 1963.
of Anne Smith, (LobsnageT),
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
field, Ontario. 19.7a-tf
moment to -place an Expositor
JAMES I. MCINTOSH,
TOM BAIRD,
It is not possible for us
Want Ad and be money in
Treasurer
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
Brucefield, Ontario,
to divulge the name or ad-
Modern equipment used. All
Pocket. To advertise, just Phone
22-73-13
P%fte IM 2.7408
Ores of any advertiser
work grtarvhmteed.
Seaforth 141.
- —a
Remember, it takes but a
4.7,2.2
using a Huron Expositor
P
box number. Please do not
ask for this information.
Write or phone
LOUTS BLAKE
moment to place an Expositor
Want Ad and be money in
Every week more people dis-
cover. what mighty jobs aro
Sall that unnecessary piece of
furniture through a Huron Ex=
RR 2; Brussels, phone 442 W.6,
accomplished by low cost Ex-
pbcki?t. To advertise, just Phone .
positor ClaaaifiecTAd. Picone 141.
their slaughter, Caval Ann, tc
19-62x2D
positor Want Ads.
SdfiffdYth• 141. l
vill'e, son of Mr. and Mals. Wal -
22. Legal NoticesBliths
NOTICE CLAIRMON Ia s'ocat Gen cal
Hospital, Germany, on May
TO CREDITORS
27, to, Private and Mrs, J. F.
Clairmont, (me Shirley Hoa -
IN THE 'ESTATE of ANNIE
an), a daughter, Catherine
BRIDGET FLANAGAN, late of
M'a'y Anne,
the Township of Logan, in the
DARK—At Victoria Hospital,
County of Perth, Spinster de-
London, an May, 28, to Mr,
ceased. Creditors and others
and Mrs. Arthur F, Dark,
having claims against the above
(nee Patricia Monroe) a
estate are required to send full.
daughter, Melaney Gail.
garticubars of such claims to
undersigned on or before
MANN— At Clinton Public Has.
the 21st day of ,lune, 1963, after
pital, on May 24, to Mr. ,and
which date the estate's assets
Mrs. Douglas . Mann, (nee
will be distributed, having re-
Anderson) Hensall, a daugh
gard only to claims that have
ter, Vicki Lyn, a sister for
then been received.
Bradley.
ANDERSON, NEILSON,
McCLURE—At Scoot Memorial
EHGOETZ, BELL, DILKS and
Hospital, on June 1, to Mr.
MISENIER,
and Mrs. Walter McClure, RR
1, Ontario Street,
2, Seaforth, a son,
Stratford, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executors.
RILEY—In St. Joseph's Hose
22-72-3
pital, London:, on June 2, to
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Riley, (nee
23.. Business Directory
Glloria Carter) a daughter,
Glenda Lynn,
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF
Optometrist, optical services,
Deaths
Goderich St. West. Tuesday to
LOVE—At Aris4s, Ont.. on May
Saturday, 9-5:30, except Wed -Ellen,
Elizabeth Love, in
nesday-Thursday evening by ap-
her 85th year.
pointment. Phone 791, Sea -
forth. Monday, Clinton Medi-
.SMITH— Dr. Delbert Gordon,
cal Centre.
(Bud), suddenly in Cleveland,
McCO1VNELL
Ohio, on Tuesday, June 4, 11962
age 34 years. Beloved husband
& STEWART
of Anne Smith, (LobsnageT),
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
and dear brother of Mrs.
P. D McCONNELL, Q.C.
Kerbing at the Blaehfiord and
Restingorothy teen, chBurlington(an
D. I. STEWART
Wray Chapel, Made St. and
Seaforth, Ont. Phone 550
West Ave., Hamilton, from
A. W. SILLERY
Thursday, Juni 6, at la a.m .,
Barrister, Solicitor, etc.
for service an Friday atter•
noon, at 1:30 p, mi. Intierrnentad
Phones: Office 173, Res. 781
Woodland Cemetery, Piiease
Seaforth Ontario-
omit flowers. Donations ,be
D. H. McINNES
Canadian Cancer Socleby
Chiropractic
would be appreciated,
Commercial Hotel
Engagements
Monday, Thursday --1 to 8 p.m.
BOX
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton J. Dent
nos, Brighton, Michigan, wd•d
FUNERAL SERVICE
to announce the engagement od
R.-$. BOX
their slaughter, Caval Ann, tc
LICENSED EMBALMER
Mr. Thomas Willem Sorrier.
Prompt and careful attention
vill'e, son of Mr. and Mals. Wal -
Hospital Bed
ter Somerville, RR 4, Walton,
FLOWERS for ALL OCCASIONS
Ontario, the marriage will take
Phones:
pila-c i on Saturday June 29,
Res. 595-W — Store 43
1963, at 3:00 p,mr„ in First
Presbyterian O�iurch, Seaforth,
J. A. BURKE
Ont, x1
Funeral Director
Mr. and Mrs. James) A, Wnlla'n,
and Ambulance Service
son, Goderich, Ontario, amt
DUBLIN ONTARIO
niounce the engagement of theft
Night•or Day Calls:
only daughter, Shirley Anne, to
Phone 43 R 10
Mr, Robert Earl Dinsimore, son
W. J. CLEARY
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dinsmore,
Seaforth, the marriage to take
Seaforth, Ontario
place in Knox Presbyterian
LICENSED EMBAL9ER
Churtah, Godlerdeh, on June 29,
and FUNERAL DIRECTOR
1963. • . -1
Night or Day Calls — 335-
The engagement is amrounced
G. A. WHITNEY
of Mary Elfizabeth, daughter od
FUNERAL HOME
Mrs' Snyder and the late Mr.
Goderich St., W., Seaforth
Stuart Alfred Snwder, Collings
wood; to Mn. James Douglas
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Adjustable hospital beds
James Arnold Stewart:. of Sea -
for rent.
forth, Ontario, the m•arriaage will
FLOWERS FOR EVERY
take place on Saturday June 29,
OCCASION
in Ail Saints' Church, Colling.
Phone 119 - Seaforth
wood, Ontario. -1
A. M. HARPER & COMPANY
Chartered Accountants
55-57 South St. Telephone
CROMARTY
Goderich JA 4-7562
Licensed Municipal Auditor
Many ladies from Cromarty
SEAFORTH
area attended the antique and
VETERINARY
hobby show, sponsored by the
CLINIC
UCW of Staffa United Church.
in the .Family Centre on Wed.
J. 0. Turnbull, D.V.M., V.S.
nesday evening:
W. R. Bryans, D.V.M.,' V.S.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Cran.
D. E. Galt, D.V.M,, V.S.
dall, of Falconer, New York
Phone 10.5 Seaforth
and Mr. and Mrs, Gary Finlay
24. Cards of Thanks—
son and daughter, Karen, of
Walton, were Saturday evening
WE would bike t- thlank our
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gor•
neighbors, friends and relatives
don Scott and family,
for the surprise party, gifts and
Mrs. James Howe, of Wood
cards- sent us on the occasion of
stock, visited recently with Mr
our 25th Wedding Anniversary.
and Mrs. John Hoggarth,
Mary and Jim O'Connor. 24773x1
Miss Frances Scott met with
I woulld like to thank everyone
an accident while practising for
who sent cards, treat's and visit-
the school field day 'sports,
ed me, while I was .a patient in
breaking a bone in her arm.
the hospital; also Drs, Gortivill
and the nursing staff. Mrs,
Mr. and Mrs, T. L. Scott, Mrs,
John Kerr.24-73-i
E. Moore, Mrs. Grace Scott,
_ _
I wish to. thank a41 who sent
Mrs. T. Laing and Mrs. Sadie
cards, and treats while I was
Scott attended a pre -nuptial tea
a • patient in St. Posrelnh's Htrs-
for Mrs. R. G. McKay, which
pita7, London, Christine Souter.
was held in Ewart College, To -
24 -73-1
ronto, on Saturday.
I woulkl like to thank Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Turner
Drope' and the, staff of Scott
and son., Michael, of Detroit,
Mem Tial -Hospital, -Drs. Brady,
spent the weekend with - Mr.
Nfaikus and Allan; also Father
and Mrs. Robert Dodds. They
Sullivan and Father Caruana
accompanied Mr, and Mrs.
a,nd t>he..Box Fuanemall Home for
Dodds and attended the silver
dndnese shown during our re-'
wedding anniversary of Mr. and
^ent 'bereavement. Mr, and
Mrs: Stewart Dolmage at Kin -
Mrs. L. B. MlelamsM. 24-73-1
burn hall on Saturday night.
ME Annual Campaign Dirive
Miss Ina Jefferson, of Lon-
Vr funds of the Sealoittih Branch
don, is convalescing at the
of the Canadian Red Cross So-
home of her parents following
Aety, to date iaimounts -to
a tonsil operation.
61,406.96., Tlfe local, executive
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
wish to thank the campadgn
:hairmen, Mr. John Patterson
Mrs. Calder 'McKaig were Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Graham,
rnd Mr. Harvey Tnaviss, the
Mnors, the ca•nvasmrs in Town
Avon-
ton, and Mr. Lorne Speare, of
ind surrounding country and
Harriston.
;hunch members. at Constance,
Some of the local men attend-
Ninthrop and Walton who con-
ed the spring show at Clinton
rrihuted to make this drive a
on Saturday.
ucces 24-73-1
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Binning
and family, Mitchell, visited on
15. In Memoriam
Saturday evening with Mr. and
[OIINSON—In lovingmem
memory of
Mrs. K. McKellar.
Many people from Cromarty
i dear wife and mother, Mrs.,
Andys C. Johnson, who pasis+ed
congregation attended annivers-
may one year ago, June 7, 1962.
ary services at Roy's United
Church on Sunday and visited
Me year has passed since t'ha4
sad day,
with friends. Rev. J. C. Boyne,
Chone we loved was called
of Exeter and Cromarty,e
the guest speaker at both was
ser -
away,
Y
xod rook herr home, it was His
vices. Rev. A. H. Da Yard, of
n
will,
Staffa, conducted services at
3ut in our hearts she liveth
Exeter and Cromarty churches.
still.
Communion service will be
-Always remembered and sad-
observed at the morning service
y missed by the 6wri yt 25-73xt1
in Cromarty church on Sunday.
I PON -.
Mr. and Xrs, Harry'van'Vier
ren spent Sunday, with �ft..and
Mrs. Bert Rokkem of +,01inton.
Miss Dgrothy -J.A*soli gr4du-
ated from l itcheiier-—4terlg4
Hospital on .Saturday after.iioen.
There was a class of 32 nurses.
who graduated. A reception
followed and supper was ser`,
ed on the spacious lawn, Her
mother entertained in the eve
ping to friends and neighbors of
the family.,
Miss Dorothy Reinke, of Hams
ilton, attended the graduation
and spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Cooper and
family, of Toronto, visited late-
ly with the former's father, Mr.
W. R. Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Harald Jones
and sons visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Huxtdbie
and Bill, of Centralia.
Kippen Church service and
Sunday school -will be with-
drawn on June 9 owing to
Young People's anniversary
service at Brucefield church.
Mrs. Robert J. Elgie present-
ed a hymnary .to this church in
memory of her late husband,
Robert J. Elgie.
Mrs. Tony Verboom and Mrs.
Hank Smit and children, Hen-
sall, visited during the week
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van
Wierren,
Joan Van Wierren celebrated:
her seventh birthday on Tues-
day. A few little friends at. -
tended, -also AIr's. Dieba Postmat
of Brucefield, and a cousnn,'
Patsy Van Wierren, of Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. Bourke and chil-
dren left Sunday morning en -
route for Nova Scotia, owing to
the illness of Mr. Bourke'S
father.
Mrs. Keene, of Stratford, vis-
ited Saturday with Mrs. Row-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Robinson,
visited Wednesday with the for-
mer's mother, Mrs. Reg Robin-
son, of Thamesville.
Mrs. Elston Kerr, of Winthrop,
entertained . neighbors a n d
friends of her mother, Mrs. E.
Dowson, on Sunday at her
home, the occasion being her
83rd birthday. Those attending
from a distance included a
nephew and his wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Sheffer, of Dryden,
Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mc-
Clure, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs.
James, Riley, Seaforth; Mrs. C.
Richardson, Hensall, and Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Stanlake, Exe-
ter.
Mr. Sid Thomson, of Strat-
ford, visited Sunday with his
uncle, Mr. Robert Thomson, and
a brother, Lloyd, of Zurich.
. Mr. Charles Taylor, of Prince
Edward Island, visited Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
N. Long.
Mrs. Bert Faber and Mrs.
Tom Penhale attended church
service at Turner's Church Sun-
day and the christening of Dav-
id Alexander, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Alex Townsend,
The UCW of Kippen have
planned on having a ham -and
strawberry supper on July 3,
Mr. Allan Johnston and sons
attended Turner's Church ser-
vice Sunday and the christen-
ing of David Alexander, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Townsend.'
WINCHELSEA
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne
were guests at the Lee and
Frayne wedding and reception.
on Saturday afternoon at Elim-
ville United Church,
Master Randy Gilfillan, of Ex-
eter, spent Friday night with
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and
Barbara Ann.
Miss Marion Carscaden, of
Exeter, visited on Saturday
with her grandmother, Mrs.
Garnet Miners,
Mrs. Colin Gilfillan spent
Tuesday with her aunt, Mrs.
Lucinda Hay., of Egmondville.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hunter, of
Exeter, visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hern and
family.
Messrs.. Newton and Harold
Clarke attended the horse show
in Clinton on Saturday,
OBITUARIES
MRS. JOHN KAISER
Public funeral services for
the late Mrs. John Kaiser, who
passed away in Detroit ori Sun-
day, ,June 2, were held from the
Bonthron Funeral Chapel, Hen-
sall, on Wednesday, conducted
by Rev. Harold Currie, minister
of the United. Churclr. Burial
was in Baird's cemetery.
Mrs. Kaiser was the former
Elizabeth Payne, a native of
Brucefield, where her husband,
the late John Kaiser, was in
business for many years.
Surviving are three son's:
Benjamin, Detroit; Earl, Chica.
go; John, Indonesia. Her hus.
band• predeceased her in 1944,
and two grandchildren.
The late Mrs. Kaiser was a
resident of Hensall for some
years before going to reside in
Detroit with her son.
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