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To, YOUR ADVANTAGE
1. Coming 'Events
2. Lost. 'Strayed
Ftlend
4. Help Wanted
5.Busineas Opportunities
6. Teachers Wanted
7 Situations Wented
8. Farm Stock For Sala
9. Poultry, For Sale
10. Heed Cars For flute
11. Articles For Sale
12. Wanted To BUY
13. Wanted
14. Property For Sale
15. Property For Rent
18. For Sale or Rent
17 Wanted To Rent
18. PrePertY Wanted
19. Notices
211. Auction Sales
21. Tenders Wanted
22. Legal Notices
28. Cards of Thanks
24. In Memoriam
25. Personals
The cost is low. Claselfications 2, 3,
8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 17—minimum
25 cents an inaertion. All other claasl-
fications, reipimum 50 cents per insertion
except AuctIon Sales (20), Tenders Want-
ed -(21) and Legal Notices (231, ratea on
alnolication. Billing Charge. 15 cents if
not paid by 10 days following last Inaert-
bit.
COMMERCIAL CLASSIFIED
RATES
(For Business Firma, Tradesmen. etc.
Minimum. 50 centa per insertion. Bill
ing charge, 15 cents per advertisement
1. Coming Events
RESERVE OCTOBER 26 for Bazaa
and Bingo in St, Columban Parish Hall
1 -32 -
THE POLL° WING. are the euchr,
dates for the L. 0. 11. A.: October 17th
November 215t, and December 19th.
142 -
THE LADIES GLIILD of St, Thomas
Church is holding a rummage sale o
Saturay. November 5: also a Bazaar o
Wednesday, November 16. 1-32x
• HOME BAKING SALE, hi 'the forme
Daly store, Saturday, October 1st. Door,
open 3 p.m, Auspices CWL, St. Colurn
San. 1-32-
HARBOURLI1E INN Goderich ever
Saturday night, 9 to 12 Hi -Teen recor,
, dance with Monte Snider of ' CKNX
Admission 50e Per person. Every Wed
nesday Lions Club bingo first game 8,3
• p.m. • 1-31
13535 ORDER of the Eastern Star ar
holding a Euchre on October 13 in th
IOOF Hall, Seaforth, and a Bake Sal
and novelty table on Saturday, °anise
15th, in the former Daly Garage.
132-
2. Lost, Strayed
WOULD the party who picked up th
Prize collection af Seaforth post cards 33
McKillop School Fair kindly return thee
to their owner. MRS. G. MOKENSIS
R.R. 1, Seaforth. Thank. 2-32
A SMALL sand -yellow colored dog wi
. a short tail, and limps on one hind lei
He answers to the name of "Sandy".
der please phone BRUSSELS 382 W
collect. 510.00 reward and 32,00 rewa
if found 'dead. could be in Grey Hull
or McKillop. 2-32
4. Help Wanted
HOME SEWERS wAtsrinn. Goc
earnings, for free details write PA
SON ENTERPRIZES, Station B, Fo
Erie, Ontario. 4-10
EXPERIENCES) MARRIED MAN f
poultry and beef cattle farm. Could u
father and son. Must be reliable and ab
to handle machinery. October starti
date. Steady employment. Free boos
hydro. Give full particulars, references
BOX 949, The Huron Expositor.
4-31
8: Farm Stock For Sale
SIXtesaN PIGS, 13 weeks old .T.
MacLEAN phone 665 R 21, Seaforth.
&se
• THREE YEAR old Suffok Ram. App
• JOE HASTINGS, phone 43 R 17, Dubli
8-32
25 PIGS, ten w eke old. RAE •HOU
TON. Pboaa,3 Vir 6, Brussels.
84
FLOCKOWNERS WANTED. We P
up to .353 per dozen over Grade A !erg
We take some breeds every , week in t
year. For full details, write TWEDD
CHICK HATCHERIES LIMITED. Fergt
Ontario. • ' 84
DEKALB 35Y5031173 pullets, 20 wes
esld September 22. These -bird have be
vaccinated for New Castle and bronchit
&beaked and ready tt. laY• For 13105
information call MOORES' POSJLTI
Farm, phone 600 R 31 or R.R. 3, S
forth. 8-3
9. Poultry For Sale
150 KI:MBER one -year-old bens,
GUS KELLY. Phone 83 R 12, Dublin
9
TWO HUNDRED Babcock Besides,
Ing hena. Armly JAMES J. KRA
KOPF phone 83 R 5, Dublin. a-.
ONE HUN. DRAM -5 month old
annex pullets laying.; Red Shorthorn b
STEWART DALE, phone 847 R 21.
forth. 9-
10. Used Cars For Sal
• 11. Articles For Sale 1(
Two COLEMAN sPace heaters one I
I,rsv and one small. Priced reasonable, isl
PHONE 464. Seaforth. 11-32x1 8.
1.0
14 ACRES of alfalfa. R U SS ELL
MILIXII. Phone 662 it 23..Seafurth.
11-32-1
lf.
ONE-3IIDDLE-612121) furnace, used two
a r. . also twu large Quebec heaters..
Louis Lot.omin.Aral, Seaforth. ok
11-32x1 cr
USED RANGES, refrigerators TV Bets
all sizesat low low prices. BOX FURN-
I 1113E, phone 43, Seaforth. 11-31-2
wt
SUNSHINE BAI3Y boggy as good a3 f01
IleW. Apply JIM KELLY, George St., ,
Seaforth. 11-32x1 '
eq
STOVE for SAL E• .white enamel, Wing- an
ham classic coal and wood. Apply WM. 9.
DALRYMPLE, phone 312 W, Seaforth.
' 11-32x1
CI
FOR SALE—bed, springs and matt- el.
ress; also chest of drawers and washing N..,
machine. PHONE 772, Seaforth.
11-32x1
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FOR SALE: Herm furnace, with stoker, trs
oinettlator and all controls, WILLIAM ID'
STAPLETON, phone 31, Dublin. loa
11-31-2 95
(WE COOKSTOVE and 1 Quebec heat-
NE
er, both in good condition, reasonably
priced: BRUCE WALTERS, phone 92 3, s
Seaforth.. 11-32-1 n'
an
, LIGH'PNING evaporator and equipment; sa
2 furrow Ferguson plow ; upright piano. IL
Also Chryln hydraulic pump, Apply
CARL .1. WALKER, Crornarty, phone 12
13, Dublin. 11-32x2 al
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Fl
ONE BLUE suit with extra pants, B1
, size 14: 1 winter coat with parka, size 21
14 • 1 red coat, size 14: 1 white and blue
jacket, size 16: 1 navy blue jacket, site 6'
'' 16. PHONE 279 R, Seaforth. 11-32x1 d,
1(
,
^ ONE WINTER cat. size 12, blue in 13
• colour, several dresses, size 10-12 years: B
and 2 boys sport jackets, site 12-14 years.
. All in very good condition, •PTIONE 338.
Seaforth. 11-32-1 I(
y'
i
L HONEY For Sale: Have your containers al
filled, on Seaforth Fair Day. Clover, 25c; L
Septenrber Golden and Amber, 20e, with
3 all the.fall vitamins; also comb. honey,
. 50c per lb. carton. WALLACE ROSS r'
L APIARIFS, Seuforth, 11-32-1 u
al
, ' GIRLS 3 -Piece winter coat set, cocoa 1
brown color, motton fur collar, site 6x. 6
1
. One blue nylon dress and stip-size 5. One
- red plaid jumper, site 5, and one white
) dacron blouse, size 4. Winter- galoshes, 1,:,
a sizes tOss to 13 -both lined and unlined, .
all in good condition. Call 793 J, SEA- ",,
0 FORTH. 11-32x1 '
e FOR SALE—Inuxmted Dutch bulbs for
e fall planting. twelve colours of tulips, ,.
r two colours of daffodils, three colours af ..,‘
hyacinths, paper white nercissue, These '
1 are all extra large bulbs and will give 1
s you bloom to be proud of in the spring. '
We day BAK- 1
are open every and evening,
ERS GREENHOUSE, your garden centre,
Seaforth. •11-32x8
e PRIVATE SALE of following articles
t will take place at the Sproat Apartments
11 on High Street, (apartment of ALLAN .
1. RYAN) anytime Saturday. September 24.
1 Persons wishing to see or buy before that
R. H. Sproat.
date contact
h One 3 -piece chesterfield suite: 1 rug,
• 12 x 9 with pad; 1 bedroom suite; 1 Ad-
miral television (table model) ; 1 dinig-
0 room table and 5 chairs; 1 buffet; 1
d whatnot; 1 bed couch; 1 rocker; 2 small
,t tables; .1 utility table; 1 box wardrobe;
.1 1 congoleum rug about 8 x 8; scatter
-,rugs: 1 continental bed with priattres and
1-% bed -mattress; 1
box sprfags. and
kitchen table; 1 ball rack; kitchen uten-
sils and other sundry items. 11-31-2 i
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el t
t- n
rt 12. Wanted To Buy
2
CASH PRICES for sick.
HIGHEST paid
IT down and disabled farm antmals, Prompt
le eotirteous collection of all dead and (lis-
le abled farm animals and hides. (Sall mil-
e lea, ED ANDREWS. 851 It 11, Seaforth.
0, Associated with Darling & Co., of Canada
n Ltd.
12-29-tf r.
4 ' .
•
e.
14. Property For Sale
,
NEW HOINE near small - city. Would I
i'..• trade for a 130 acre farm in Seaforth or
Bruseels area. Apply BOX 960, The
-1 Huron Expoaitor. 14-327E3
ly YELLOW BRICK house -on large lot
1. on the Main Street of Egmemdville. Rea-
-1 sonably priced to settle estate. Contact
R. G. KEYES, 2232 Hall Ave., Windsor.
S- Onterio, phone CL -3-8441. 14-32-2
.4 OWNER Leaving town, lovely family
home on corner lot. dining room, living
ay room and modern kitchen. lots of cup -
e. boards on main floor. Three bedrooms,
he full bath up stairs. House fully ingulat-
Z ed. Taxes 3149.00. Priced 37000; reagen-
ts, able down -payment. JOHN BOSVELD,
!-4 realtor ; JOSEPH MeCONNELL, Sales'
man. 14-32-1
ks ,
en
ler PROPERTY FOR SALE
IX
es. Lovely three-bedroom home located in
L4 north west section. New modern kitchen
and bathroom. Recently decorated includ-
• ing wall to wall carpeting on main
floor. Oil heating. • Worth inveetagating.
Terms arranged
at_ Frame cottage, Goderich St., close to
business aectioe and churches. All con -
321 veniences. Terms arSanged.
Other properties also listed.
ay-
JS- Contact
.2-2 HAROLD JACKSON,
---, • Phone 474, Sestforth.
•ed- or s
all. JOHN A. CARDNO.
lea- • Insurance Office, phone 214.
2x1 14-31-2
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.
a 15. Property For Rent
%TON, 1948 GMC truck, for sale, clos-
ed in box, 25-1 condition, 3200, PHONE
182, Sea/MI-h. 10-31,x2
11. Articles For Sale
ONE GREY chrome high chair in good
condition. MRS. DON BRIGHTIZALL,
shone 128, Seaforth. 11-32-1
LARGE SI7,E mace heater with circu-
lating fan. PHONE 391, Seafortli.
•11-32x1
MARY MAXIM sweeter, size 12. "pirate
pattern" half price, PHONE 865, Seaforth
1l -82x1
SPACE 25'EA'TER, used one winter;
also oil drum. PHONE 856 R 23, Sea -
forth. 11.22x1
• POTATOES -- 76-11*. bag, $1.05. Book
your orders, now. BORDEN BROWN.
Phone 541 n 2, Seaforth 11-82-1
wstorsio MACHINE for sale, Price
$25.00. APPLY MRS. GARNET tett-
WAVLE Egmondville. 1142z1
vivg Dachshund pups; also letbe buffn9
like new. Apply MARK'S GARAGE,
Walton, 'or phone 761 -,W 2 Seafbrth, or
894 W 12, Brussels. 1142-1
COMPLETE LINE of famous Ritten-
1100,56 Door Chhnes, sales, Installation and
aerviee. Call today for free estimate.
SCOTT RADIO and TV funrisrlere. Phone
250, Seaforth. 1.1.204f
sad010 MARKE11.94iMiant do, wo.-
tooth**, volt* on leti inflect; just pun
oft sap and time* *Oleo fa reels to
pee. fl4fl Mae midis ink.
YHE HURON EXPOSPIX/R. Phone 141,
fietfortb..
AP,ARTMENT for rent in McMaster's
east end apartment building. Available
October 15, JOSEPH McCONNELL.
1542-2
HEATED APARTMENT for rent on
the gfound floor. Available October 16th.
PHONE 493, Seaforth. 15-52-1
TWO BEDROOM, self contained apart-
ment, heat and hydro supplied. Available
at once. Apply .1. C. CRICH. 15-81x2
. For Sale or Rent
101.t4E, BARN and 6 acres of good
d. 1,1 mile east of Dublin. on Highway
Brieed reasonable for quick tale. AMOY
H. M, Van N1EKERK, Dublin. Ont.
16-32x1
. Notices
11.1SIX)M COMBINING - Flax, beans,
,er seeds. Apply CARL J. WALKER,
uniarty. phone 12 R 13, Dublin.
111-32s2
OGS and PETS boarded by day or
k. R. L. BEATTIE phone 450, Bea-
th. 19-25x12
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED—modern
ipment, quick service, all work guar -
teed. Write or phone LOUIS BLAKE,
one 42R6, RR 2 Brussels. 19-25'17
ELECTROLUX Sales and Service.
aners and polishers, also reconditioned
aners and parts. BERT HARRIS, 109
vegate St.. Goderich, phone JA -4-7917.
• 19-29x5-tf
UILDING and REMODELING, eaves-
ughing done. Also salesman for N.
Hipel, Preston, Ontario; Mimi barns.
fine Pens, chicken houses. drilling sheds
d metal roofing. Call WAYNE SMITH,
one 671 J 4, Seaforth.
1949 -td
FILTER QITEEN SALES and service.
Pairs to all makes of vacuum cleaners
d polishers. Reconditioned cleaners for
e. BOB PECK, RR 1, Zurich. Phone
nsall 696352. 19-21x13-52
GUARANTEED RADIO and TV repairs
d small electrical appliance repairs.
t service. SCOTT RADIO and TV
RVICE, East William Street, Phone
0, Seaforth. 19-29-52
DRAIN TILE -4", $55 per M., del'd:
1.85 per fa, derd: 6", 3110 per Id,
I'd; 8 ', 3175 per M, sieTd. Prices to
", 12" and 14" on request, RYDALL
RICK & TILE LTD., Elginfield. Phone
Aldwin 7-4721, Lucan. 19-98-51
COMPLETE LAUNDL1ERIA in Sea
rth and district and Dry Cleaning Ser.
ce. WER13"S BILLIARDS, Seaforth,
tent for Brady Cleaners & Laundeteri
td., Exeter."' 19-29-tf
MOTORS 25141) PORTABLE power tool
wound and repaired_ Parte for all pop
ar makes. New roosters available o
ort notice. ART LEVETT and SONS
9 Erie Street, phone Clinton HU. 2
0. 19-29-
KITCHENER UPHOLSTERY, experl
-upholstering, refinishing and repairing
ork guaranteed, reasonable prices, on
eek service. Call G1NGERICIES SA
SERVICE, phone 585. Seaforth.
19 -29 -
REVITALIZED cleaning at Buchanan
leaners, Mount Forest. More spots an
ins removed. Garments stay clean long
r, wear • longer. Agent: MILLER'
AUNDRY SERVICE, Phone 247 lo:
•ick -up. 19-29-
• SEAFORTH
UPHOLSTERY
Centre Street
Telephone 446
For all kinds of upholstering.
19-29-
ACHESON'S DEAD STOCK
.. SERVICE
Highest cash prices paid in surroandi
!strict for dead, old, sick or disabled hori
and cattle.' Horses at 6c pound. Fc
he fastest andproper removal of on an
ale, day or aght.
Call Long Distance and ask for
ATWOOD; ZENITH 3-4900
(No 5011 charge)
19-22-
NOTICE
ownship of Tuckersmit
Tuckersmith Township Municipal Duni.
11 be open from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. sr
ednesday and Saturday &nen:toms un
nether notice.
CORA CHESNEY
Clerk. Tuckersmith
19 -29 -
WATERLOO
CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
"Wbere Better Bulls Are Used"
Artificial Insemination Service is p
vided from bulb of all breeds.
We are Farmer owned- and control'
and, operate at cost.
StIMMOT calling hours: Between 7:
and 9:39 weekdays; 6:00 and 8:
p.m„ Saturday evenings•
For service. or more information ca
Clinton HU 2-3441
or for Long Distance
Clinton Zenith 9-5650
19-29
MODERN A pa rtmen t, kitchenvine-
room, two bedrooms. LEE LEARN, phone
101, Seaforth. 15-31-2
FURNISHED HOME oil heating. For
further particulars contact MRS. R. J.
SPROAT, phone 216, Seeforth.
15-30-tf
EIGHT -ROOM }mum with three bed-
rooms; oil heated; fully furnished. Situ-
ated on Goderich Street West. PHONE
216, Seeforth, 10-80-51
APARTMENT for reet. Lower apart-
ment available immediateli. Apply to
CLA15T014 DENNIS, phone 669 W 12,
Seaforth. • 15-2941
20. Auction Sales
MODERN heated apartment; private
entrance; f6hr rooms with ecortplete bath.
Available October let- Alnlly MRS. El).
SMITH, John St., or phone 6834 after
6 p.m., or on Wednesdays. 1532-1
FRONT A PARTMEN'P for rent, three
0661101* arid-beith. Apply 1TNITF2) DAIRY
and POULTRY 0040BERATIYE, Sea -
forth Branch. Memo is.
15.49.0
. .
Remember, It takes but a mom-
ent to place an Estottitor Want Ad
and be money lo pocket. To ad-
vertise, jest phew Seaforth 191.
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Clearing Auction Sale for Art Col
Lot 11. Concession 13, Hullett Towns
11/4 miles north of Londeeboro, and
east, or 5 miles west of Leadbury,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, at 1 pm,:
CATTLE -2 Holstein cows 6 years
2 'Hereford cowe 4' yearn old, with cal
at foot: 5 Polled -Angus cows 4 years
with calves at foot: 4 yearling Pol
Angus steers; 1 yearling Polled -Angus
heifer; 2 Hereford ;deers, 900 Me.: 2
Holgtein wing calves.
PIGS- 2 sows with litters; 10 chunks,
160 Abe.
IMPLEMENTS- Model D Case tractor:
1952 Ford tractor; Freeman manure load-
er : McCormick tractor manure spreader;
Mnssey-Harris 10 -ft. power binder; Strat-
ford 24.46 threshing machine with new
Ebersol feeder and cutter; 100 feet new
drive belt; 7-21, McCormick power mower;
3 -furrow Cockshut plow: 4 -furrow Mas-
sey dine plow: 17 -moth Messey.Harris
cultivator: dump rake: wagon; harrowe;
hay rack; hay loader; aleighe; flat rack
with sides for grain; 10 -ft. roller; spray
tanks with hand pump; large eet grain
rollera; circular saw; new Titan chain
Raw; pig crate; Mee] pig feedere ; 2,000-
15. scales: fanning mill: bag track; en-
silage cart; blacksmith forge, anvil, black -
;smith vise; maantity of tools, flat iron and
tingle iron s blacksmith press drill; '29
Chev. trueicT with 6x9 ;Rake rack; Woods
two -unit Milking machine with pipeline
for 14 cows; l,4-borge Leland motor; 6
milk cane; 12x14 colony hoarse; brooder
stove; 16 cords dove and furnace wood;
4 rolle enow_fence; net team herring; 82 -
foot extension ladder; tattoo sol: quantity
of lumber and pianist); 100 feet of five-
eiehtss-inch cable.
HAY and GRAIN -1000 bales hay; 1400
bushels; mixed groin; some household ef-
fects.
No reserve; farm gold.
Taams--cook
•
ART COLSON, Proprle‘r
Harold Jacloson, Auctioneer
0eor8e Powell, Clerk.
20-32-2
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21. Tenders Wanted 21
Ji
WANTED a:
Tenderfor foue cords dry body hard-
eood, for S.S. No. 12, MeKillop,
MRS. WL.RIAM CHURCH,
. Sec re ta r y -T reas u r er.
R.R. 4, Walton, i
21-32-1
B.
TENDERS WANTED
*Township of Hibbert
Tenders will be received by the under-
signed until 6 o'clock p.m.. October 1st,
for a 1960 im-tort six -cylinder Standard
Truck, with heavy duty springs. Speci-
fisationa may be obtained from the un-
dersigned. Quote allowance for a 1950
International ....s -ton truck for trade in.
or
Lowest or any tender not necessarily va
Accepted. in
th
ED. CHAPPEL, JE
Road Supt., at
Cromarty R.R. 1, ro
Phone Dublin, 42 It 14. CO
2142-1 pr
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22. Legal Notices fo
In
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NOTICE to CREDITORS ( i
SI
In the Estate of MARY ANN is
HOGGARTII
All persons harrng claims against the
Estate of Mary Ann Hoggarth, late of v,
the Township of Hay, in the County of oj
Huron, Spinster, decemed, who died on b;
the 23rd day id July, 1960, are hereby• c
notified to send in full particulars of .
.their claims to the undersigned on or .
before the 30th day of September, 1960,• 1
after which date the assets will be dis-• 7,
tributed, having regard only to claims 8,
then received. o
,
McCONNELL & STEWART, o
Seaforth, Ontario,
; . Solicitors for the Executor a
. 2240-3 P
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s:
:• NOTICE to CREDITORS s
,
In the Estate of LOUISA MUR,RAY.
; All persons having claims against the -
Estate of Louisa Murray, late of the
r Township of MeKillop, in the County of ,
Huron, WidOw, deceased, who died on the
i lOth day of April, 1960, are hereby not -
i ified to 'send in full paeticulars of their
- claims to the undersigned on or before ,
1 the 7th day of October, 1960; after which
r date the assets will be distributed, having
f regerci only to claims then received.
DATED at Seaforth, this 14th day of
September, 1960. c
i
aloCONNELL end STEWART,
Seiforth, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Executors. i
22-81-8 v
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Estate
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tributed,
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September,
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NOTICE to CREDITORS, t
In the Estate of BEVERLEY F. F
CHRISTIE c
f
All persons having claims against the r
of Beverley F. Christie, late of .2
Town of Seafortie in the County of
Huron, Merchant, deceaned, who died on -
18th day of July, 2960, are hett&Y 1
to send in full' particulars of e
CIII11118 to the undbrsigned on or ,
the 30th day af September., 1960, ,
which date, the ase.ets will be dis- i
having regard only to claims 1
received. 1
;
DATED at Seaforth, this 731* day of i
1960.
MeCONNELL & STEWART. 1
Seaforth. Ontarim
Solicitors for the ESsecutrix. 1
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NOTICE to CREDITORS '
I n the Estate of MlONTGOMERY '
DAVIS :
All persons having claims against the
Estate of Montgomery Da-via'late of the
Township of Hibbert, in the County of
Perth, Retired Farmer, deceased, who
died on the 2nd day of September, 1960,
are hereby notified to send' in full part-
iculars of their claims to the undersigned
on or before the 7th day ce October, 1960,
after which date the assets will be dis-
tributed, having regard oats to claims
then received.
DATED at Seaforth, OBS 1451* day of
September, 1960. ' '
McCONNELL and STEP/ART,
Seaforth, Ontario.
Solictors for the Eheeuter.
22-314
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to CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF TOM CHONG, late
of the Town of Seaforth, in the
County of Heron. Merchant, deceas-
ed.
CREDITORS and othera having claims
against the above named deceased, who
died on or about the 19517 day of August,
A.D. 1960, are required to eend full per.
ticularr of such claims to the undersign-
ed on or before the 30th day of Septem-
ber, A.D. 1960, after which date the m-
eets of the estate will be distributed, hav-
ing regard only to claims of which notice
has then been received.
DATED at Stratford this 6th day of
September, 1960.
ANDERSON, NEILSON', IFIFIGOETZ,
BELL, HILES & MISEINER,
Barristers, Etc.,
29 Downie Street, s
STRATFORD. Ontario,
, Solicitors for the Executor
' • 22404
NOTICE to CREDITORS
HEPAISALL N
A miscellaneous shower was held
for Miss Audrey Richardson, bride -
elect, Tuesday evening at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Richardson. About 30 from
the Parr Line school section at-
tended. A mock wedding1nglilight-
' ed the evening. The presetitation
. Legal Notices
Soldan.
address was read by Mrs. John
dicial Sale of Lots 33
d 34, Plan 7, Town of
Seaforth
IN THE SUPREME
OURT OF ONTARIO
TWEEN:
THE MILLBANK CHEESE &
BUTTER MANUFACTURWG
COMPANY LTD. ,J
Plaintiff
and
HARVEY H. LESLIE and
HAZEL LESLIE
Defendants
Pureuant to the judgement and final
der for sale made in this cause, there
11 be offered for sale ,by public auotion
one parcel with the approbation of
O underaigned Local Master. by Harold
ckson, Auctioneer. Seaforth, Ontario,
the hour of 2.30 o'clock in the after -
n on Tuesday the 2751* day of Sept -
bee IMO, the following 'Ruda and
emiaes, that Is to say:
ALL and singular that parcel of land,
d premises situated in the Town of Sea-
rth, in the County of Huron, and be-
g composed of Lots Numbers 38 and
• according to Gouinlock's First Survey
Ian Number 7) for the said Towu of
aforth.
The sale will take place on the prem -
es to be sold and subject to a reserve bid
xed by the said Master.
The purchaser shall pay down to the
nulor's aolicitur on the day of sale 109
the purchase money and shall pay the
lance of the purchase money into
ourt without interest within 30 days
ter the date of sale. Adjustments to be
ade as of date of closing. The purchaser
all search the title at his own expense.
all other respects the conditions of
le arc the standing conditions of sale
the Court as modified by the conditions
sale' settled by the undersigned.
On the premises is .seid to be erected
gasoline station. The dimensions .4 -the
remises are said to be 85 feet long and
feet deep. The station building is said
he 2.9 feet x 20 feet. The premises 'are
id to be ordinarily known as Leslie's
ervice Station.
Further particulars and conditions of
le may be had from:
ANDERSON, NEILSON, EHGOETZ,
DELL, DILKS and MISENER,
elicitors, 29 Downie Street, Stratford,
Ontario.
DA'FFID at Stratford this Sth day of
eptember, 1960.
435. D. LANG"
Local Master,
22-81-1
3. Cards of Thanks
Miss Minnie Reid, London, was
a guest last week with Mrs. Basil
Edwards, and attended the ordina-
tion service for Rev. G. C. Vais.
Mr. W. R. Bell returned over
the weekend from a three-week
visit with relatives and friends in
Toronto.
Mr. Charles Mickle left this past
weekend for Medway Hall, Lon-
don, where he will enter his second
year at the University of Western
Ontario. Charles has been on the
staff of the Canadian Canners, Ex-
eter, for the summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. William Forrest,
Miss Mildred Forrest, Mr. and
Mrs. Edison Forrest and Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Forrest attended the
Scott -Glen wedding at Thornhill on
Saturday. The groom is the grand-
son of Mr. and Mrs: William For-
rest, and his parents are Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Scott, Seaforth. One
hundred guests attended the wed-
ding.
Miss Jane Horton has entered
her first year at the University
of Western Ontario.
Mrs. E. J. Willert, of Hensel,
WOULD LUCE to express any thanks -
all who were so kind to me while I
as corrdned to Westminster Hospital,
ndon.
3-32x1 DAVE RTAN
I WISH to metiress my sincere thanks
o all my friends, neighbours, relatives,
nd Father Durant for the numerous
circle flowers, visite, gifts and Prireers
or my recovety from my accident. Many
any thanks..
-32-1 MRS- JOHN MURRAY.
I WOULD like to thank T1ty frienda
nd relatives who sent cards and treats
• well as those Vrinr vfsited inc vrilile
as a patient in the hospital and' to those
bo helped since my return home . Spec -
al thanks tee the staff of Hightail& Shoes
td., Drs. Brady end Malkus and' the
Items and staff of Clinton Public, Hos-
ital and Scott Memorial Hospital,
342-1 GEORGE 'PUNNET.
I WOULD like to express ritY •ailreere
hanks to all my friends and neighbours.
ho 'sited" and sentflowers, cards and
reats while I was a patient in Scott Mein-
rlai Hospital and to those, who belted' in
ny way. Special thanke to the nurses
nd staff of the hospital and Dr. Steele -
on. This has all been appreciated' and
ill not be forgotten.
3-32-5 • GEORGE McCARI'rlJllY
5. Personals
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (Rubber Goods),
ailed pc,stpaid in plain sealed envelope
with price list. 6 samples;. 25c; 24 sash -
Plea 51.00. Mail - Order Dept. T-78,
OVA - RUBBEIT CO. Box. 91, Hamilton.
25-2641
24. Births
Three Dancing Sets
Bring Honors To
Seaforth Locality
entertained Monday evening for
her granddaughter, Audrey Rich-
ardson, cif RR 1, Zurich, bride -
elect of early October. Sixty rela-
tives presented her with a miscel-
laneous shower, Mrs. Glenn Koeh-
ler reading the presentation ad-
dress to Audrey, and gifts present-
ed by Lynda Koehler, Linda Bell
and Sandra Richardson. Art Mc-
Callum gave readings and Mrs.
Doug Cooper directedxontests. Re-
freshments were served'4
Harvest thanksgiving' 'ser'vices
were held in St. Paul's Anglican
Church on Sunday, the church be-
ing lovely decorated with fruit,
vegetables and flowers. Rev. Bren
De Vries delivered two inspiring
messages. The choir from Trivitt
Memorial Church, Exeter, furnish-
ed the music for Md, evening ser-
vice, and soloist was Harry Page.
At the organ console for the morn-
ing service was Mrs. R. H. Mid-
dleton, and in the evening, Robert
Cameron.
Anniversary services will be
observed in Chiselhurst United
Church Sunday, October 2, at 2:30
and 7:30 p.m. The, Rev. George
C. Vais, B.A., Hensall, and the
Rev. A. Harold Johnston, Bruce -
field, will be guest ministers.
There will be special music.
Chiselhurst VITMS-WA Meet
Resuming their meetings for the
fall season, the Women's Mission-
ary Society and Women's Associa-
tion of Chiselhurst United Church
met Monday in the church school
for a combined meeting with the
chair for the WM& taken by Presi-
dent Mrs. Clarence Coleman. Mrs.
Jack Brintnell conducted the wor-
ship service; Mrs: Harold Parker
presented the study, and Mrs.
Percy Harris read a poem.
Plans were announced for a
quilting to be held in the school-
room of the church in the near
future. A bale, valued at $200,
had been forwarded to Toronto for
overseas relief, and h bale was
sent to the Dr. Whiting Hospital,
in British Columbia.
For a brief- meeting by"the WA,
for which Mrs. A. Ross presided,
arrangements were made for flew-
ers for the church at the anni-
versary services Sunday, Oct. 2,
when guest speakers will be Rev.
George C. Vats, of Hensall, and
Rev. Johnston, of 13rucefield.
Seaforth area square dancers
walked home with $75 out of $125
prize money in the Western Fair
square dancing competition. Held
Friday night, the Seaforth Prom-
enaders -placed second in the jun-
ior competition, being topped only
by the HamiltOn. Hilltoppers. '
Third place was won by the Mc-
Killop Squarettes; and fourth place
went to Seaforth Squares.
The Promenaders and Seaforth
Squares, recently -formed groups,
were formed by Mrs. R. J. Bous-
sey, with George Hildebrand as
caller, and the group were coach-
ed by William R. Dalrymple. The
McKillop contingent is directed by
Mrs. Orville Storey, with Gordan
Papple as caller.
Dancers on the Promenaders
are: Brian Broome, Jane Boshart;
Bruce Brady, Madelon Smith, Mur -
do McLean, Elaine Oke, Bernice
Jessorne, and Sally, Cosford. The
Squarettes consist of Gail Storey,
Murray Henderson, patsy Storey,
Billy Henderson, Marie Scott, Jim-
my Henderson, Glen Dolrnage and
Dianne Henderson. The Squares
are: John Holland, Barbara Ches-
ney, Paul Spittal, Marie Elliott,
Fred Knetscb., Sheila Rowat, Bri-
an Stewart and Barbara Long -
staff. Spares for the Seaforth
groups are Rob Watson and Judy
Muegge.
ENGEL--Marilyn and Gordon Engel,
Cranbrook, Ont., wish to announce that
arrival of their daughter. inListowel
Mernorint Flormital, on Saturdbas Sept-
ember 17, 1960.
ELLIOTT—At Scott Memorial Hospital,
on September lath, to Mr. Paid -Mrs.
Earl Elliott. of Dublig, a son,
HOELSCHER—At Alexandria Marine and
General' Hospital, GoderieL, on Sept. 20,
to Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Hoelscher, a
son.
MALON-FX—Born at St. Mary's' Hospi-
tal, Kitchener, on Saturday. September
1751*. to Mr. and Mrst. Loafs Maloney,
77 Allen St . , West, Waterloo. a son, a
brother for Susan.
PEARCE—To Mr. and Mrs. 8. 14, Pear-
ce (Joanne McMillian) at General Hos-
pital, Winnepeg, Man., on September
1451*. a non, Joseph Terrance, a brother
for Debrah Michael and Mary Jane.
IN THE MATTER of the Estate at FLOR-
ENCE ANNA FEE, late of the Village
of Henault, in the C,ounty of Huron,
Widow, deceased.'
All pereone having claims against the
estete of the late Florence Anne Fee,
who died on the 3rd day of September,
1960, are hereby required to send them to
the undersigned, duly verified, on or be-
fore the 8th clay of October. 1960.
After the last rimmed date the meets of
the said Entate will be distributed among
the persons entitled thereto, having regard
only to claims of which the undersigned
shall then have notice.
W. G. COCHRANE,
Barriater, Etc.,
22424
EXETER, Ontario.
Box Holders' Names
Not Given Out
n is not possible for us
to ditulge the name or ad-
dress of any advertiser using
a Huron Expositor box num- '
her. Please do not ask us for
this infotraation.
28. Deaths
Outline Cemetery
(Continued from Page 1)
KIPPEN
Hold Trousseau Tea '•
On Friday, evening, Sept. 16, at
the home of Mrs. Lloyd Cooper, 30
friends and relatives attended a
surprise kitchen shower for Miss
,Barbara Evans, of Cranbrook,
bride -elect of October. Mrs. Ken-
neth Parke gave a reading, "Tell
Me Why." Miss Marjorie Turner
favored with a song, and Nancy
Consitt gave a recitation. Mrs.
Lloyd Cooper conducted a contest.
The address was read by Miss
Marion Turner, after which many
useful gifts were presented to Bar-
bara. Barbara thanked everyone
for such lovely gifts and invited
all to her tea. A dainty lunch fol-
lowed.
Several from the Kippen area
attended the Western Fair at Lon-
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maid
visited Sunday with the latter's
mother, Mrs. Rachel Gibson, of
Wroxeter.
'Sympathy is extended Miss
Reina Stephenson in the toss of
her brother, the late Herbert
Stephenson of the Parr Line.
We are pleased to report that
Mr. Edgar McBride is resting com-
fortably in St. Joseples HosPital,
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wahl, of
Listowel, were Sunday evening
guests of, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Dickert.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lovell
spent a. few days in _Collingwood,
where they visited Mrs. Lovell's
father, M. Allan Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Deickert and
family, of Zurich, visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones
and sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGregor
and Mr. and Mrs. N. Dickert vis-
ited Sunday afternoon with Mr.
Edgar McBride, a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London. ,
Mrs. Rochus Faber and Mrs.
Ross Faber -attended a trousseau
tea Saturday afternoon, honoring a
niece, Mrs. Jack Bean, of Brant-
ford„ Mrs. Frank Bean, of Hen-
sall, grandmother of ,the groom,
attended.
Mr. Melville Traquair had an
accident during last week. He was
working on his combine machine
and accidentally caught his hand
in the belt, causing ;him to lose
the end of his second finger, and
crushing the others on the right
hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Haist, of
Zurich, visited an afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. N. Long and on Sun-
day Mr. Oswald brown and Mrs.
Brown, of Detroit, Mich., cousins
of Mr. Long, visited them.
lations.
Suggest Answers
The committee feels that' there
are ways 'lb' which the, problems
can be solved—ways in which al-
most everyone interested in the
Maitlandbank Cemetery can help:
(1) Many people of this commun-
ity feel that they would like to
make provision for a family plot
in Maitlandbank Cemetery. Too
often action in this matter is de-
layed until some emergency means
that those who are left may have
to select a lot hurriedly, and, if in
winter, perhaps a lot may be pur-
chased without actually seeing its
location. Purchase of a lot in sum-
mer or fall can be made with the
help of the superintendent, who is
in a position to assist in obtaining
a desirable location. Of the tnoney
'raised, 65 per cent is used for pres%
• ent upkeep, and 35 per cent ig
placed in trust funds for perpetual
upkeep.
(2), Grants from the municipali-
ties of Seaforth, McKillop and
Tuckersmith, the municipalities
that are the -ma)or users of this
cemetery, will do much to
strengthen its financial pqsition.
This is the way cemeteries in -sur-
rounding towns have been able to
carry on successfully. If you will
impress on your members of coun-
cil that this should be done, there
is little doubt that it will be done,
as members of council are just
people like ourselves, and they are
trying to carry out the wishes of
the majority, of their constituents.
(3) While the above suggestions
could very easily straighten out the
present financial problems of the
cemetery, there is the probability
that present interest in the mat-
ter is likely to decline, with a re-
sultant loss of revenue. A perm-
anent solution would be a trust
fund of from $75,000 to $100,000.
This would mean an annual in-
come of $3,750 to $5,000, which,
added to the income from sale of
lots and burials, would be suffici-
ent Id maintain normal expenses
and to replace wornout machinery,
also to add to the beautification of
the cemetery. This amount could
be raised through the donations or
bequests of generous people who
are keenly interested in perpetuat-
ing the memory of their own fam-
ilies who have built this commun-
ity and, through their sacrifices,
have made i a better and more
comfortable place for all of us to
live in.
"Any such donations can be made
out to the Maitlandbank Cemetery,
or left with the secretary -treasurer
or any member of the committee.
A receipt will be given for in'come
tax purposes. Bequests will simi-
larly reduce taxes on estates, and
the donor will have the knowledge
that his contribution towards trusf
funds of the Maitlandbank Ceme-
tery will be a permanent gift, as
only the income from perpetual
care funds can be used for cur-
rent expenses," the statement con-
cludes.
BULLEN--In London, on Tuesday, Sept.
20, Hattie Bullen, of Seaforth, in ber
78th year,
GORMLEY—,At St. Joseph'e Hospital.
London. on Monday. Sept. 19, Thomas
S. Gormley. of Dublin, in hie Slat
year,
WATSON— In Seaforth, en Monday,
Sept., 19th, Janet Grace Burge, in her
77th. year,
Wanted in Goderich
youths Detained
Seaforth town police were instru-
mental in picking up three youths
wanted by the Goderich OPP de-
tachment early Saturday morn-
ing. The youths, all from St.
Thomas, were found by Constables
Sam Bates and Andrew Calder
pushing their car near the west-
ern outskirts of town.
The trio, Keith 0, Zoeller, Ron-
ald Humby and Gerald Lang, were
detained at Seaforth police station
following thee discovery of house-
breaking tools in their ear.
A watch, stolen earlier in Gode-
rich, has finally been located.
When picked up by the Seaforth
constables,, one of the youths
stashbel the watch behind the radi-
ator in the police office.
TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Geddes,
John Street, are celebrating their
50th,wedding anniversary on Sat-
urday, Sept. 24. They will be hold-
ing open -house for friends from
3 to 5 and 7:30 to 9:30. No gifts,
plea se!
HUGH CAMPBELL, of Wal-
ton, won a box of chocolates
for being the oldest man at
the McKillop School Fair on
Thursday. He was 98 years old
last March. When handed the
chocolates, he said: "Guess
there just wasn't any competi-
tion."
Seaforth Fair
(Continued from Page 1)
Calf Club, Seaforth 4-H Dairy Calf
Club, Seaforth 4-H Swine Club,
McKillop 4-H Grain Club and
Tuckersmith 4-H Corn Club. A
total of 76 members will take
part.
A new feature of the Junior Fair
this year is the 4-H Sweepstakes
Showmanship competition. This
class is open to the champion and
reserve champion showman of
three classes. The winners at
Blyth in the 4-H Dairy Champion-
ship show, at Seaforth in the 4-H
Beef Championship show and at
Seaforth in the 4-H Swine Cham-
pionship show, will- be eligible.
The contestants will be required to
show an individual animal of each
of these three classes of livestock,
The winner will be declared on
the basis of all-around showman-
ship with each of the classes .of
stock. The winner will receive a
silver tray, donated by the To-
ronto - Dominion Bank, Seaforth
Branch.
Preliminary events get under
way Thursday when all indoor ex-
hibits will be put in place and
judging completed. On Thursday
evening an outstanding program is
being arranged, which will be held
in the arena in conjunction with the
exhibits of merchants and district.
manufacturers. The arena will al-
so be the scene of the junior fair
educational exhibits. The program
this year features local talent, with
one professional act. The arena
displays were arranged by the Sea -
forth Chamber of Commerce ip. co-
operation with the fair board.
The fair will be officially opened
on Friday by W. J. Hunter, Presi-
dent of the Ontario Association of
Agricultural Societies.
As has been the case during re-
cent years, one of the highlights
on Friday will be the parade of
school children. The parade will
be led by Seaforth District High
School Girls Trumpet Band and
the Seaforth Highlanders Band.
The bugle band will also perform
intricate drills at the park.
'A new top-notch featUre on the
afternoon's program will be the
new craze, the go-karts. Two rac-
es will be featured, and during the
balance 'of the afternoon young
and old will have a chance to try
their skill at driving one of these
miniature machines at a special
track on the north side of the in-
field. Also on the afternoon pro-
gram will be the Seaforth Prom-
enaders and Seaforth Squares, two
square dance teams which took
prizes at the 'Western Fair last
week.
Seaforth's 115th fair ends with a
'dance in the Arena on Friday
night to Stew and his Collegians.
Mrs. Colin Gilfillan and Barbara
Anne and Mrs. Harvey Smith, of
Crediton, attended the trousseau
tea for Miss Katherine Macgregor
at the horde of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Macgregor, of
Clinton, on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. N. Scoins
(Continued from Page 1)
Society and chief public relations
officer of the T. Eaton Co. The
society are planning a display at
Seaforth Fall Fair, Thursday and
Friday, which will include a cup
of tea to those visiting tbe display.
A rare privilege will be extend-
ed to persons in this area on Oct.
5, when Mrs. Eleanor 11.)osevelt
will speak in the Kitchener Mem-
orial Auditorium in the interests
of the society. Tickets for this
event are being handled locally by
Mrs. H. Mason.
A special vote of thanks was
tendered the retiring president,
Mr. Talbot, for his leadership
since the society was formed two
years ago.
Lawyer: "You say you want to
get a divorce on the grounds that
your husband is careless abont his
appearance?"
Client: "Yes, he hasnq shovvn
up in nearly two years."
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