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The Huron Expositor, 1952-08-15, Page 8ii its Ti °tHfi HURON EXFOSITO z • I Qi Specialize inIn ," """""^' PEWS OF THE TOWN 9 a.m. in St. Patrick's Church, Kin �e'a • • ' ofTown Vrs_ ar and Out• Caaegieliu, Hyde Park; Misp Noreen d,Mrs, Jessie aeighlin . . °� Liman, repent undey with RegentTheatre____ AUTOMOBI E, CASUALTY, GA1tANTEE BONDS Bowlers Hold Social Evening,—M. Announcement — Mr. and Mrs.• Arthur James O Driscoll, 196 St M. and Mrs. Norman Scotus !n the hospital fora few weeks. alga Mrs. Cyril Coughlin and c4 -r S,EAFOR #. ]I4- ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS A mixed group of local bowling held -hick Clair St., 'Point Edward, announce and family were ,holidaying at Gravenhurst- 1 Mrs• Hinehlery' returned home with any= • Dr. Louis •P'renderga,st and Mr $U*GLAR AND WINDSTORM $�xs11enting Couupaniea who ore Security with Service; AGENTS FOR ONTARIOB:C., TBIRESITE.RMAMUTUAL >P!IR 1. INSURANCE club members a pot sup per and 15 end game hese Thurs- day evening, July 31. The event was sponsored by AUce Redd, Mrs. Ralph McFadden, Mrs. Tony Phil -Miles lips and Mrs. John T. Kaiser. the engagement of their daughter, Mary, to Flying Officer James Miles McMillian, R,C.A,F„ Sea Island, son of Mr. and' Mrs. Joseph 'McMiBan, Seaforth, the mar- riage to take place August 23 at • Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Me- Donald and son, Robert, are spend- ing their vacation in Trenton. •Mr. Jahn 11f. Hinchley, Owen •11 was here 'this week to visit his mother, who has been a •patient hint • Mr. and Mrs, I,loyd Hoggarth and family ®pent last week in Mid- Land: li •Miss r[is]en McKercher and •Sonnd, Mies Phile, Ottawa, were week -end ,heir and 'Mrs.D. Molyneaux, Chicago, are visiting Mrs.,Camilla Ryan and Mrs. Thos. O Loughlin. •, Mr, and Mrs. John T. Kaiser, while in Hamilton last Saturday on way to the station, were NG NOW PLAYING TEOHNIGOLOR' ac MAN IN THE SADDLE 9f RANDOLPH SCOTT , JOAN-"L^ESLIE Love on the Range is like a cattle stampede sweeping all before This ise hills, , + Infermation gladly given. rit-co Announcement—The engagement 9 a.mti in Our Lady of Mary Church, guests o1 'Mr. and .Mrs. Finlay Mc- Kerr. struck by a car while riding "in a a super-Westernivof a battle in the so one anon• drive his rival ouC. Sarnia. er.could City taxi. Mrs. K'aiser was slightly ' WATSON & REID _ _ Propria Mr- A- Real torRead, r'a� F��••anEstate PHONE 814 SEAFORTH , is announced of Elizabeth Grace, only daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth of St. Marys, and the late Robert Read, to Nelson C• Cardno, Son of the late hl,. and Mrs. John M. Cardno, Seaforth, the marriage i' �` Church < % , i A (�nr is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hiusser, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Frieday, all of Seaforth, The Rey. E. P. Weber officiated, amid a set ting multi -colored and •rs. F. Devereaux, Toronto, is spending a month at her home an John St.Misses Joan and Alice Devereaux and Miss Alice Keats all of Toronto, spent the week -end with her. injured. • AB. W'illlam isleave with Hall- fax' is`spendfng his his parents, Mr, and M'rs. Garnet Mc- Clinchey. • 'Mr, and Mrs. Verne Wacker, NEXT MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY — TECHNICOLOR ' �� „ 1 F ANGEL LORETTA YOUNG JOSEPH GOTTEN The story of a gorgeous gal who loves a man one day and doesn't know him the next. A Blue Ribbon winner and the funniest FOR SALE to take place the latter part of August. 6 Joint Services. --;Northside Unit- of gladioli fern. Mrs. Alice Stiles was organ -Rochester, organ- • Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'MacDon- old and Mary, spent the N.Y., were guests of her brother, Mr. E. P. Mrs, one of of the year! Tevorstorep Dwelling on Centre 911 modern conveniences. Well located. Early possession.length Modern 2 -Storey Dwelling, with garage. Sperling St.'Possession arranged. s Announcement.-- The engagement is announced of Anne Madeleine Gaunt, Reg.N., youngest daughter oP L:n'rence Gaunt, R.R.1, Seb • rfngville, and the late Mrs. Gaunt, ed Church and First Presbyterian Church, at Northside Church; 11 a.m., sermon subject, "Face To Face." —Rev. D. Glenn Campbell, Mini&ter- Salvation Army, Seaforth Corps, 3 School; i ist and Miss Julia Flannigan wasy soloist. The bride,given in mar- rings by her Pother, wore a floor gown of heavyand white satin, fashioned with sweetheart neck- line and Empire waistline, A seal-• toped tiara of tbrfIIiants held her friendsi1, week -end with in town. • Rev, and Mrs. R. H. Williamsy' family, Detroit, were guests of Mr. and Mrs M. Me -Kellar last week. Mr. and 'Mrs. James Grieve, 'Cheyne and Chewed,' in 'Tuckersmitkh •Mrs. W. T. •Kyle, Victoria, B.C., who h� :been •visiting Mrs. Tuesdaye Bills in Er Flsheille, left morning for prloville, Ont., where she will visit prior 'to leaving for NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY -- 7ECH'NICOtQR. a " CARSON CITY The gateway to gold and the last outpost of the lawless is Careen. City. It is linked by the railroad, which is kluilt against terrific.. odds. ll t' In E&mondville, 11 storey three bedroom dwelling; double lot, and •o Lpi1i's Michael Rowland, elder on of Mrs.John McIver, St. Col- —Sunday, p.m., Sunday P.m., Evangelistic service at the Lions Park, Lieut. Allen will speak; floor length veil, and she carried a bouquet of Better Time roses and and .Mrs. McGuire, Hannah, Ni)., and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sproat, her home on the west Coast. • Mr. and .Mrs, J. A. Westcott ,. " Coming — MR. IMPERtUM ? stable; small fruits. Possession umban, and the late Edward Row- land, Walton. The marriage will Tuesday, 8 p.m., Interdenomination-, silvered ivy, ,Miss' Shirley Frieday, Peterboro, were guests last week Mr. Robert MCGotligle, and Mr.o, and' Mrs. Ronald Evans, miLltla a mouth' Wednesday, 4 Seaforth, sister, of the groom, was of Toronto, spent last week on a mot - Brick Dwelling, Goderich St. Im- take place Saturday, August 30, at al prayer meeting; p.m., Volleyball. In thednL of in- maid of honor, wearing a Hoor-or length of mauve nylon mar- • Mr. and Mrs. C. Reg. Hart, To- ronto, are visiting 'Mr• and ,Mrs. R. trip to Wasaga and Midland.,• • Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Keating atedtaLe possession. Comfortable 6 -room Dwelling inminiNk clement weather, the Siiiiday eve- gown quisette, With scalloped collar and B Scott and Miss Jean Scott.6. returned from a motor tripto Our Shoe Prices Are � '�P.....op; 1/3 acre of land, with email fruits: Early possession. Prame Dwelling on Victoria St' wiC11 all modern conveniences. Fos- arranSed,1111111111I1N1111111I11111111t11111111111111111 Other properties also listed. M. A. REID LEMON'S TAXI, All Passengers insured' PHONES:rodeo •yT or w 1624 112W flingservice will be held in the Hall,.st the corner pf Main and Side Ste.• - * Weddings * uu'iii,iniinuiiui 11umIi1tI111111111111 full circular skirt. She carried a bouquet of yellow carnations. Miss+ Elaine Frieday, Seaforth, sister of the groom, and Mrs. Francis Hius-and ser were gowned similarly to that of the maid of honor, and carried blue bouquets, Miss Frieday wear- in'g..blue"and carrying a bouquet of •have Mr. and' Mrs, Runs Savauge and family and Mr. Ron 'Savauge Toronto, motored to Midland and Niagara Falls last week on a holi- day' • Mn and 'Mrs. Ross Rennie, To -Let Tonto, are visitfilg tial parents, Mr. and Mrs, M. R. Rennie, at Grand° Quebec and New Brunswick, jour neying home through the New Eng- land •States. Mrs. Ross Hughso - daughter, Toronto, accom'pan- led them +home, •Miss Dianne Mowatt, nurse in training at Stratford General Hos- pica], and SFC. James Taman, Fort FOR AN OVERWORKED MIME!' Us Prove %tt ' �c e+ • 1fiEAL ESTATE PHONE 214 pink carnations, 'and Mrs. Hiusser Bend. Custer, Mich., were recent guests S ' Bled - Ross.- Ross. --Old Kildonan Pres-• Winnipeg, in blue with pink carnations. Miss 'Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Farquhar• son and family, Hamilton, sunt of Mr. and Mrs, E. H. dose, -P -E -C -I -A -L -__ , ,� byterian Church, was the scene of a quiet wedding Aug- Joanne Frieday was flower girl, in, civic holiday with Mr. and Mrs Ed;w • Mr. W. H. Bristow, Sarnia, vis friends in town FRIDAY, AUG. 15, SATURDAY, AUG.AIT16t COAL ■ b L The Best on the Market! SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES William M. Hart Phone: Office 784 O� .� ,f 1 "ORANGE t �,; ,, ,/� �I�, Jai %`1 l+ J 1 POPS 9r y; ;n> ,,`,• �`-\e `0..'1.\\ 1 f r 11 �t,�• J 1/ !'//see ust 7, at 12:30 noon, when Rev. D. E Flint united in marriage Gretta G„ only daughter of the late Dr. R. R. and 'Mrs, Ross, Seaforth. to Carl A. Bled, of Vancouver, B.G.BG A wedding luncheon followed at Llen'trad Harbor, Mr, and Mrs. Bled left on a motor trip to Yel-• lowstone National Park. They will reside in Vancouver. a gown of pale green marquisette,iced with puffed sleeves and full gout head - ere skirt. Her nosegay and head• dress were of snatching flowers. rancis Hiusser, Seaforth, 'brother the bride, was best man, and• Jer me and Albert 'Kroets.ch, Kit- chener, were ushers. For the re ception at the Community Centre he bride's mother wore a navy Crepe dress with nacy and white Matthews' • Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Whose and family are visiting in Sault Ste. 11G<atie, •o Mr. R. M. Southgate, BramLadies'-yf Lon visited his mother, Mrs. W. E. Southgate, Last week. 'Miss Harriet Murray, who hasnretthe rued to town in Brussels, • Mrs. Adair farm] Toren over the week- end. Rev. and Mrs. D. H. 'Stewart and family, Toronto, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Stewart. Master Arthur Robertson, To -40 ronto, is visitingat the home o£ Mr, James R. Scott. • Mrs. Jas. G. ,Carnochan, Tuck- ersmith, accompanied by Mrs. Jas. W. C'arnochan and son, Kitchener, •spending AND NEXT WEEK Pairs of Pumps— r (Plus a few pair of Sandals)—Black or Blue, Calf !or Suede Leathers; Cuban or High Heels. VALUES TO $7.50 We Screen It! '+ `� (_. 3l �� ✓ ,, ae, ee. e' �� ' Haggarty - Morris. -- St. James' Catholic Church, Seaforth, decorat- check trim and light accessories,y, The groom's mother wore a dress of navy net sheer with white lace and to, visited her sister, Mrs. J. J. .Sclater, this week. are a few weeks in Sas- relatives. katchewan visitingNOW • St. Marys Band will playin' ',�a�, A PAIR ed with gladioli, was the setting.• Monday, Aug. 4, for the marriage at the neckline and Messrs, Donald Muir, Jack Muir and Keith Hiusser left by Victoria Park Sundayeveningat , WILLIS' SHOE STORE le sleeves. sleeves. Both wore white gardeniabac- motor Monday8:30. for Vancouver, B.C. ' of Angela Cecelia Morris, daughter of Mrs. Josephine Morris, Seaforth, and Emmett Joseph Haggarty, son corsages with silver fan back- Northerngrouher For a honeymoonride to Ontario the bride wore a • Rev. and D. Glenn Campbell have returned from a month's holi- • Mr. and Mrs. Hammond and the Misses Welsh, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bell, St. Marys, "The Little Store With the BIG Values" — SEAFQRTW of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Haggarty, lilac nylon dress, 'pastel shortie dayat Roane s,. were recent guests of Mrs- J. P. ' , Kennicott. The Rev. William Mor-• Mr. and Mrs. Neil Taylor, Bell, • FRESH L ME ris, Ingersoll, brother of the bride, officiated; Mrs. Alice Stiles was or- ganist, and Miss Julia Flannigan coat and accessories o ses and heicorr ge of Johanna Hill roses. On their re -P turn they will reside in Kitchener. Kingsville, spent nt the week -end with her mother, Mrs. W. S. Hay, and aunt, -Miss Jean McLean. • Mr. and Mrs, John E. Patter- Patter - son were in +Goderich last week at - tending 'the Old Home Week. SE 7H CAB 'blue coal' sang. The bride, given in marriage ,r • Mrs. P. Farquharson, London, is • Mr. and Mrs, Harold Cunl-. THERE'S A BIG DIFFERENCE. Spay rMasons by her eldest brother, John F. Mor ris, wore a hoar length gown of white French organza over white taffeta, featured with long sleeves ,, ,.,,:; ...,;.,, :. //jj�� ooyy�� a `�•�Tf/rfGt e427)- e,�- spending a few weeks with her• daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Matthews. •• Mr. Arthur Ament, Toronto, wings, Stratford, spent their holi- days at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Cummings last week, 'Miss Sylvia 'Cummings R. C. WATTERWORTH, Prop, All Passengers g rs Insured IN COAL'! ' Try "blue coal" and 'see for:• J FINDLAY'S ELECTRIC RANGES + endingin lilypoints: Fine silk lace trimmed the yoke and peplum. A Juliet lace cap trimmed with a circlet of pearls held inlace a p •veil Funeral of Late Mrs. J. Sholdice. —A largely attended funeral ser- vice for the late Mrs. James Shot- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Grainger,grandparents g London, and Mr. and Mrs.,Warren A. Ament, Detroit, were recent vis- stars at the home of their parents, is spending the hemmer with her / here. • Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Irvine, To- ronto, called on Mrs, M. White last 24-HOUR SERVICE PHONE 580-M, Seaforth yourself, WILLIS DUNDAS PHONE 363-1 .,or 192-M I Crossley and Norge Refrigerators of illusion net edged with dice, formerly of McKillop town- Mr. and Mrs. William Ament. Friday. ..1 IVery Reasonably Priced I matching lace. She carried , a shower bouquet of red roses. Miss ship and Seaforth, who passed away Wednesday, July 30, was held • Mr. and Mrs. Scott Coffin, To- ronto, were guests last week with • Mrs. David Hoover and daugh- ters, and Miss Theresa C'uitard, Expositor Want Ads , Bring Results — Phone 41 Margaret O"Sullivan, Guelph, as on Friday, Aug. 1, from the G. A. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Windsor, are guests of Mr. and • • FREE ESTIMATES ON HEATING AND PLUMBING PROBLEMS Do not leave your Heating Requirements to the maid of 'honor, wore an ankle- length dress of French organza in debutante turquoise shade, featur- ing a full skirt over taffeta. The neckline was in petal design and her bouquet was of pink roses. Leon Haggarty,of Kennicott, ,bre Whitney funeral home, with Rev, W .J. Stinson conducting the ser- vice. 'The pallbearers were Fred 'Scarlett, Willis Dundas, William Oldfield, John Pethick, James Mor- ' bison and E. J. Dougan. Interment I was in Maitlandbank cemetery. McIver. • • Miss P. Patterson spent last week with friends in St. Marys and London. • !Miss Pearl McMinn, Toronto, is visiting Mrs. ,Alex Lowery, Mrs. Gordon Little, Galt, is also visiting ber Mrs. J. E. Keating, • Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Flynn, of London, were week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Close. • Mrs. Wm. .Smithers, Toronto, was a guest of Mrs. J. J. Sclater Iast week. ?' f '` Kroehler yk, ° J I last minute!, « „ Quality Goods With Quality Service SiHs HEATING HARDWARE PLUMBING then of the groom, was best •man, and the ushers were Thomas Mor- ris and Jerome Haggarty. ggared For the reception which followed at "Fait-: view," Seaforth, the bride's mother wore ticatina crepe trimmed with tate in elephant pink shade and a corse a of pink roses, The groom's mother wore a similar dress trim- mad in Alice Blue. Her corsage was of red roses. For a honey- moon at Ste. Anne de Beaupre, and the Eastern States, the bride wore agabardine suit with ivorydaughter,with jacket, s 'Former Resident Dies in Cleve- land.—Emil Johnston, formerly Emily Kemp; of Seaforth; died at her home in East Cleveland, July 25, after suffering a heart attack, As a small child EmilyKemp came to Sea Porth from England and re- mained +here until 1901, when she• and her husband, Robert Johnston, Walton, whom she married in 1899, went to Cleveland, Ohio. She is survived by her husband; one Mrs. Roberta Dille; two mother, Mrs. Lower • Y: Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dev- ereaux, Port Hope, were, week end guests of his mother, Mrs. Frank Devereaux. • Mr. Fred Twiss, Brantford, spent a few days this week renew- ing ing old aequalter Cos is •town.g Mrs. Walter Cole, Toronto, is her sister, :Mrs. J. J. Scla- ter. • Mr. and Mrs. Sam Laidlaw, who have been spending a month relatives and friends in this • Mr, nd Mrs, Edgar Lawson, and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson, Auburn; -Mrs. Thos. Dinsmore, ser •ich; Mrs, Jas, Dennome. Windsor, and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Knowles and children, Galt, attended the on Monday. Ynneral of the late John FinlaysonGeo.A.Sills&Sons • N[r. and Mrs. John Beattie, Mr, and Mrs. 'C. E. Smith and -Mrs. Kate McDonald are spending two weeks at Kintail. • Miss Ernestine White, Reg.N.,'f; Toronto, is spending her vacation August f • SPECIAL. yy IN OUR SHOW' WINDOW ,. navy skirt, navy accessories and a grandsons, Robert and David, and vicinity, left Monday for their with her mother, Mrs. M. White. corsage of Rubrum lilies. On their one David; home in Climax, Sask. • Master return they will reside in Stratford. ----' great-grandson, also two brothers, Harry and William Mrs. • Mr. andD. B. Wilson have from Barrow John Patterson visited hiscousin, Donald Rouse, in Nor- Also USED (S • 11951 PLYMOUTH SEDANPeterboro, Frieday - Hiusser.--,Edna Leona Hiusser and Bruce M. Frieday ex- chamged marriage +vows in St. ,James' 'Catholic Church, Seaforth, on Saturday, August 2. The bride Kemp. Two sisters, Lila McCue and Martha Smith, predeceasedMiss her. Funeral was held at .Easttown, Cleveland Baptist Church July 28, with interment in Knollwood came- tery. returned p Bay, where theyspent ten days. • 'Mr. and Mrs. John Nielson and son, New Hamburg, are guest's of i Mrs. James Flannigan. F • M. and Mrs. Harry Welford, were recent wich recently" • Belle Cummings, Ot- who is holidaying at Grand Bend, and Mrs. Richard Taylor, of Calgary,CHAIRS Alta., were guests on Tues- day of Mr. and Mrs, Jahn Cum- A Large Stock of , CHESTERFIELDS and UPHOLSTERED TO CHOOSE FROM e ✓ guests of Mr. W. T. Thom(5son. mines. 1 1950 DODGE SEDAN 1 1949 DODGE SEDAN 1 1948 CUSTOM DODGE SEDAN 1 1948 DODGE SEDAN 1 1937 DODGE SEDAN GODERICI-I 13 T 1 In Aid of Community GODERICH MEMORIAL : • LIONS CLUB Welfare Work ARENA Miss Gretta Thompson returned with them to spend her vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Karpen spent a few days in Montreal. • Mr, Thomas Rosa left Monday for Basswood, Man., after spending several months with his sister, Mrs. M. Cuthill. • Mrs. Rose Andrews, London, -agent last week with Mrs. K. Mc- Qnaig' • Mr. James McKindsey, who has etilisted in the RCAF., left last week for St. Johns, Que., for basic training. • Visitors from a distance who tailed on Mr. Wm. M. Sproat since he had the ,misfortune to fracture his leg, were: Mr. and Mrs, Sam Laidlaw, Climax, Sask.; Mr, An- drew Wallace, Sacramento, Cal Mr, and Mrs. A. Wallace, Roches- ter, N.Y.; Mr, and Mrs. Dan eWil- FLOOR COVERINGS FOR EVERY ROOM • MARBOLEUM • RUBBER • JASPE TILE Gr A.VslIhIIIIIEY f" FURNITURE FUNERAL & AMBULANCE SERVICE Telephone: Day or Night 119; Residence 65 SEAFORTH — ONTARIO T RU C K S (Playing on New Floor Surface) • Mrs. John Green, London, and ]canis', Florida; Mr. and ,Mrs.,�Mrs. ,Arena's Mrs. . George Stewart, Toronto, Bradley, Baltimore; Mr. SPECIAL, 1 1949 DODGE 3 -TON withThursday, and racks• 1 1947 FORD 3 -TON CHASSIS and CAB 1 1946 CHEV. 1/, -TON ,PICKUP •4 Aug. 21st Doors open at 8:00 p.m. — Games start at 9:00 p.m. 15 Games — $15.00 Each• Specials at $50, $75, $100, $500 were guests of Mrs. J. B. Thomp- son last week. • Miss Daphne Wood is visiting Wm. Skinner in Detroit. Mr: and Mrs. Morrison Sillery, Moose Jaw, 'Sask., are visitinghisClinton; mother, Mrs..A. Siliery.. Mr. and Mrs. James Sherwood, Mr. M. Sherwoode guests , and Mr. and f his father, Mrs. E. P. Chesney. ane? Mrs.i Jake Sproat, North Bay; Mr. and Mrs, Albert kf, Montreal; M l and Mrs, Albert McGee, Port Albert;Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ar hurreLeyburn, Mr. Shane and Mr. Bon ner, Wingham; Mr, and Mrs. Net- son Govenlock, Waterford, and many, cher friends.• USED HARVEST SPECIALSplatform 1 ROBERT BELL 32" THRESHER with Cutter and Drive Belt, completely reconditioned•e TRACTORS• 1 CASE, Model LA 1 CASE, Model D 1 CASE, Model S 2 CASES, Model VA SPECIAL GAME FOR NEW PLYMOUTH TWO -DOOR COACH Specials, 25 cents each . — Car Special, $1,00 p ' ALL MONEY GOES! Mrs. L. Lake,E. ,Box and. Family, of Kirkland wereoxrecent guests of Mr. and +Mrs, R. R. 'McKindsey. • Norman Lamont, Delhi,. recent- ly visited with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Archie Lamont, Moxit lop. • Miss Dorothy Fairweather,. To- rdnto, was a recent guest of Miss 1O"lil/I°iii°I°i°1°il°1iiTl°IlliiuLlliO C 0 A At SUMMER PRICES 1 MASSEY-HARRIS 6' CLIPPER COMBINE,.' . P.T.O. Mod'eI; cut 30 acres 1 ALLIS COMBINE P.T.O.Model' , with flax rolls and pickup 1 CORN BINDER 1 INSILAGE CUTTER Ella 2 COCKSHUTTS, Model 70 s 1 JOHN DEERE, Model D impLEmENTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o W. J. CLEARY O' O Seaforth, Ont. 0 CY LICENSED EMBALMER O O AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR O O Night or Day Calls — 335 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O o J. A. BURKE 0 Funeral Director O 4 and Ambulance Service 0 O DUBLIN ONT. o 'O Night or Day Calls: O linElder. • Mr. and Mrs. W. Gibson White and family, London, spent Sunday, August 3, with his mother, Mrs. M. White. • Mr. and Mrs, Chester, L. .Smith, Zurich, their daughter, Mae, Se it Medical Techologist; Mr. P. Cull- ningiham, construction engineer, 0 0 Se,aforth Lumber Ltd. Phone 47 • 1111111u1111ti111i11111111u111111M11111111111 1 COCKSHUTT 80 TRACTOR, new rubber, motor completely p etely overhauled. 1 WATERLOO THRESHER, 28 -inch, with Shredder and drive belt -300.Q0 1 M. -H. 22 STD. Tractory•new condition ,6' `! CASE 41/2"ONE-WAY DISC, 1 year old Co o 0.00000000000 O Phone 43 r 10 o p. 0 both employees of the Atomic En- erg/ 'Project, Chalk River; were witrs 1 M. -H. 20 RC Tractor with , cultivator 1 JOHN DEERE 6" ONE-WAY DISC, 1 year old O 0 0 0 0 0 O o 0 O 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 recent visiMr. andlttors tiana WallaceIthe r relad —Several Good Used. Grain Binders -- 1 O S1IUTT 3 -FURROW PLOW. on rubber O 0 O O BOX ut��erai *gouts O O O o o O a a 0 O O O O o G. A. WHITNEY 0 O Funeral Home O family, Seaforth. Mr. Smith is the publisher of the Zurich Herald. • Mr. Earl Fortune and •son, Dan ney, Mrs. William Fortune, Mrs. Gordon Mears daughters, THIS IS IT! FIVE -ROOM HOUSE WITH BATA NO REASONABLE: OFFER REFUSED • ,,! M 1{ } r J,A � .Ei� � to i !_ , v,. , 6,-Leget° ,;{�:'t..' f .f , ,,.. i' r , , , • ... .. .. .. B. . i Motors • al 's & Service Seaforth ..w 'n ,{',,:,_:'- 1, ;". 4 ., f ..l, -f. <,. , 'l;- .: , .. .. .. .. .. O R. $. 130X 0 0 Licensed Embalmer 0 0' AMBULANCE O 0 Prompt ata] 'Befltention. O >� C! 0 FLOWERS AT.T, O O OCCASIONSERIL+J �'' a. Plainer: , O R. 5ti&VIY Store 48, ...; .,,. .,. :, `< ; 44t04...4*, b'd b4- Otoototio 0 Goderich St. W., Seaforth' d O AMBULANCE .SERVICE O 0 Adjustable hed�pitM bed 0 O for rent. O lI'J�oWu11t] S OR EV'71R''X' o OCCASION, �y t1rN111 0 ."I ]selene: Day ,. .tesidtinoe +' �'7".,` ]] Q, x .t. ,:. 1 W K 0lbeto �✓ � � O and Do- lores and ,Carol Ann, Detroit were recent ,nests of Mr. John Lynch and the Misses Lyncrh, of Beech- wood, • Rel'.and'Mrs.HermatlPelletier, ' Coldwater; Mise O: ItilCi eod, New iibrk e it r, and Mien ']Marilyn Carr, !Trort►ns', anent the *rookend at the o Mrd +iutelgAte, Sr: �• a ,. ,.,Y.,+, , . yPo. r+:y'�' .:�(y���r,,�1OFFE '.1Y i,. `tela at , ,. v f [iaptinl Mrs' �1� it' An Chester Newly decorated inside and out. On, large lot. Will sell with small 'down pay- meat, FOR PRICE AND TERfv18 CALL W. C. OKE 45g or 6"10 3 IN HE cute '$ MOTE ea CHEVROLET Phone 141 ,,. .... ... ..... .,... or , .... ,. ,'..-, • o'�orS - OLDSMOBILE Seaforth r , a ; . . tiS ev: i!• {