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n€ esTATE t.Pkxc
Renovated for luxury live
ink - 2 st�y-\'y frame
house or %/0 lye clot,
-,closen, format
g
loin ., diningroom:
S.
with gado doors, out onto,
sun deck.
S44}900'
" .Centut;y Home" - com-
pletely,. renovated 2'
storey brick house feat,
uring largeliving room,
dining room, 3! .bedrooto
accented by generous
amount of wainscoting
on spacious lot, single
ear garage, - Must be
seen to be appreciated,
$42,000.
"Country Retreat"
attractive single storey
aluminum sided house
,:on, 1 acre of land with
spring creek across front
single car garage.
$36,500.
"Desirable." 2 storey
brick 3 bedroom,' large
living room, family room
game room . with 2
storey barn on large• lot.
"Attractive" single
storey brick' bedroom
house,
or sO:!lrough
outN, y main-
tained -1. foFmal livin
S
room,• superb location On:
tree lined street.
'S38,500.
"Excellently Main-
tained" '11/2 storey ,3
bedroom house, country
kitchen, huge living
room, with fireplace.
sun room, covered patio,.
detached single car
garage.
S37,Od0;`
'4 "Try Your Offer" on
this charming 2 storey
frame, 4 bedroonrhouse
`oft large lot, modern
kitchen & dining room,
spacious living room
with natural fireplace,
sun room with deck,
car garage,
• S29,S00.: ,
"Just. Move In" to this
excellent starter dr
retirement 2 bedroom
house, pleasantly decor-
ated, one block from
• uptown, 2, car garage,
recently new. ` .in'quire
'today!
Se'cf Orth
Down Rothwell Bruce Rothwell
1527-1577 482-3.120
1442.1
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NTIO
ARM ER:
We are now paying $5.00 - . $15.00- or fresh
dead or disabled cows Shorses :•over 500 fibs.
All calves &. pigs picked up free of charge.
Fast Efficient Service - 24 lirs a lay 7 days:a
%tuck:
REMOVALO
CaII Collect 482-9811
CaIII us first you won't have to
call anyone else y19-7gat
10% OFF 1978 PRICES', for. beati :,knives :brought - in CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
for hammering- within • 6
weeks and picked :up in 30
days. Wiinthrop:.•;iron Phone
527-1970 after 6 p.rn.
19-82x1
Notice
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�of
•
Tuckersrnith
Ratepayers and inhabitants
of the Township of,
Tuckersmith and motorists
using Township roadsarc
requested by the Council:.
of to Park ,
Cas n.
i •
. Town
shi
P
Roa
ds.
dur'ing the winter months in
'order to facilitate snow-
.. plowing P
• lowin operations.
, Council will not be
responsible for damages to
any'vehicles- parked on
toads. ` •
Council' requests that the
residents of the Township
of Tuckersmith:
•
.and
PROCESSING
,•AI's`Market
• Beef -Mond, ,
Hot; s-Tacsil•
Phone 262-2.017.
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20 Auction', Sales-,
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Clinton 482-7g�)tl•
20-79-1
- 1 wish all my friends and
relatives a Happy New Year.
Mrs. Maude Leeming •
2482-,t
NOTICE TO CMEDrTOR 5,,
La the Eatarte.Of
AMES WESLEY CLARK
Ml persons having claims
against the estate sof James.
Wesley Clark, late .of the
Township of Grey i;r; the
County Of gluon,
who died on the 30th • day of
October, 1978, are hereby
notified to send in -full partic-
ulars of their claims to the
' undersigned; on or before the
*25th day of January, 1979,
" after which date the assets,
will be; 'distributed' haying
regard only to claims;. then.
received. , ,
Dated: at Seaforth,.. this
21st day of December, 1978..
McCONNELL, STEWART
& DEVEREAUX
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO.
Solicitors for the executor.
22-82-3
24 Cards of Tha-n-ka
The family of .the late Mrs.
-Agnes Givlin wishes: to
express sincere appreciation
to their many friends and
relatives for the kind expres-
sions of sympathy shown on
the occasion of their recent,
sad bereavement. The
Masses, floral tributes, visits.
cards. and •thoughtful''
remembrances .were deeply
appreciated. Special; thanks
to Fathers Dill and Laragh,
the Box Funeral Home, CWLs.
the choir, Dr. Malkus and.the
Staff of the Seaforth Coin -
moony Hospital. , 24-82x1.
The staff and residents at the
Kilbarchan. Nursing Home
would like to thank everyone
who remembered them .dur-
ing the Christmas season and
throughout the year. • Your
efforts and best wishes were
very much appreciated by
all. We wish you all the best
in the 'new year. 24-82-1
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• GENERAL• •-
• . AUCTIONEER, •
• Serving Perth and •
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• )limon Ctutnties thin •
•• : many .• ic,ers of •
• ex )crane,,
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• Forreliable seta ice at •
: reasrinablc mics :
• i Ca11347.2465 collj .i .•
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Remember! it takes but'a
moment to place an
Expositor Wa
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24 Cards of Thanks
We would like to thank our
friends, ,neighbours and tele.
tives for ,lowers. treats and
visits to us while in : the
Seaforth Community Hosp-
ital; and especially since 'at;
home, Special thanks; -to
everyone who helped and to
all the nurses and staff and
special thanks to Dr. Mathis..
Wishing you all a happy and
prosperous new year. -The
Clark Family 24-82-1
•
Thank you for the many
cards. letters, gifts and visits.
while I was a patient; ih
University, Hospital, London
and since coming horde.
Thanks also for the phone
calls to inquire about my
welfare to Steve, Kevin andi
Scott for the many phone
calls to the hospital. Finally
to -the students at school who'"
do my notes for me. Your
kindness was greatly• •ap-
reciate -Kevin Deitner
ner d_ t
24-82-1:
To all our paper customers
er
s
we thank you for your gener-
osity at Christmas and wish a
happy new »year •-to- • you
all. -Larry; Lenard -and Leo
Tcatcro 24.82-1
Cards of Thanks
Still .recovering from my .b
weeks stay and operations h. -
the University Hospital to
London, I would like to say)
thanks to Rev.. Fr. Laragh,,
Rev, Fr. Stock, the C,W,L.,
the K. of C. for the H..
.masses,. the praYers of all ihy
good friends said for my
speedy 'recovery. All the
cards, treats, flowers, sent
from so, many .good friends.
Thanks to all the members of
the Seaforth Dashwood Band
for sending treats and: flow-.
ers. •Special thanks to my
neighbours and -friends who;
havegiven a ride to my wifei •
Martha, whenever she want-
ed to go to London to visit
me, May God bless you all)
for the New Year. -Mr., and)
Mrs. John Vangeffen
24-82x1„
25 In. Memoriam'
NICHOLSON: in loving
memory of Murray,
Just a thought of sweet;
remembrance,
Just a memory sad and true,'
Just the love and sweet;
devotion,
Of one who thinks of you.
-Always remembered by
Barbara, Randy and David
• 25-82x1
NICHOLSON: In loving
memory of a dear son, who '
passed away ten years ago
New Years Day.
if 1::had all the world to ••,
give,
1'd give it, yet and more,
To hear your voice, and;
see your smile
„And greet you at the door..
What ever else: we fail to
do, We never fail to think
of you,
A smile for all, a heart of
gold, •
,,; One of the best, the world
Never selfish, always kind,
Memories Murray left be-
hind, • • • , •
The parting was so sudden
We often wonder why, •
' But the hardest part of all,
: We never said good-bye.
Sadly ` missed and `ever,
remembered by Mom : and
Dadiand:family..' 25-82-1
CHESNEY: In loving mem-
ory of
emoryof a dear husband o and
father Mac ,Chesney who
passed :may January 6th,
1977. •
Bea ul memories are
beauti it things. • .
They. • last till the longest'
day.
They never wear out, they
never get lost,
And - they can never be
given away.
HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 44,,
27 .Birth,
TRENTLEMAN; Linda and
;iferry, Waterloo are happy to
grinounce the bath. .of a
•:daughter Ann -Marie on Dec.
•25, in St. Mary's Hospital A
sister for Richard, A' ,new
granddaughter . for .Mr. and
Mrs. George Nesbitt, Clinton
and Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Trentleman, Stratford.
27-53.1
DICK: Tort): and Sandy are
happy to announce the birth;
of their daughter born
December 31st, 19'8 in Peel
Memorial Hospital, Bramp-
ton. A sister for Jennifer,
27-82x1
1 • Coming Events,
27 Births.• Notices:
SEASORTI•I Lions Club An,
nual, Valentines Dance,
Saturday, February 10th,
1979 at the Seaforth Legion,,:
Hall, Tickets $7.00 per
couple from: club members,
•
1-82-4
MSteveitcheandl>I are nne
,Seder of Yv'A;proud;
to announce the arrival of
their son, Robert Jpseph„
who was born, on December
24th, 1978, 8, lbs, 3 oz; ;a
brother for Michael • and
Jennifer. 27.82.1
•
SMITH; Wayne and. Verna Of
Seaforth are- proud to:
announce the.:' birth of thein
daughter Kandie May Lee on.
January 2, 1979 at Seaforth
Community Hospital,
.27-82x1.
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EXPOSITQ
WANT -A S
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Phone 527 0240
AAaul•a
Pi/MOM
M!at;
Mesa
4fe 527.1511
Vic Fox Rer1d nce
• Betty Cardio
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- Fares
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8 MAIN ST,s0111.1
SEAFORTi f
523-9525
5274102
Bill Clifford. is pleased to announce that Mrs. Elizabeth (Betty)
Cardno has joined their sales staff as a qualified Real Estate
Salesperson, and will be conducting Real Estate business from the
- firm's branch -office at 8 Main Street in Seaforth.
Betty extends a warm welcome: to all of her friends,,:and associates
in Seaforth and »the area who wish to discuss' their. Real Estate needs
and requirements, Betty, ,as we Know, has knowledge .• and interest in the community'and is always willing' to give out with 100% effort
to everyone, ' ..
She can be' reached ather' home by calling 527-1102 after 6 p.m.
during the week or messages can be left at the Seaforth Office for:
hereat 527-1511.
SEAFORTH OFFICE MANAGER
V.C. [VIC] FOX '
14-82-1''
A NEW YEAR'S VISIT'- P,eg'Coombs; of: the BYALLAN SCOTT '
Seaforth Ladies Auxryeilia - visits with Jane PERTH :REP.
Rural"• readers will be
receiving a . brochure out-
lining the ,1 . various.
Bridge, president of the). Brussels, Ladies
Auxiliary at a levee held at the' Legion Hall, on
Monday to Welcome in the new year. ,
Ex r
( posito Photo) ,.
educational 'opport•unities
Missed aiid remembered,'
by wife Isabel, daughter
Barbara' and son-in-law ' Les. .
25.82x1
TRAPNELL: In loving mem
-:cry of' a dear father and
grandfather Herbert Trapnel
who passed away January',
7th, 1977, '
Never more than a thought.
away,.
Quietly remembered evert
day..
No need for words, except to
say, ' :•
Still loved. still ; missed in
every way.
-Sadly missed;by Bill. Ruth.
h would like to thank the Joanne and Mike' 25.82x1'
nurses, doctors and staff for -
cto , n t o �' ..
THE.LEGION LEVEE - .Here. Leo Hagan, James Devereaux, »William
Wilbee and Dick :Whiteley share a joke at the Seaforth Legion Branch`.
156's levee held on New Years DaYy. Both Legion members and
members
of a,variet.y of Seaforth organizations were invited to the -informal wine
and• ' e
Ghees partyat the Legion.. (Expositor Photo)
ion
arks
their' excellent care • while I CAMPB1 LL:. Everlasting'
was in the' hospital, and also. memories of a dear -friend,;
my friends for their support. John 'Campbell, who was
Asecia (
special thanks' to Audrey taken suddenly December'
and Jack McLlwain. Your 30.19fo:
kindness was greatly Time goes by, memories stay
appreciated. 1 '
amstay- now< Y As near and dear as yester-
ing at the nursing home • day. '
Chateau 'G
t ,,dens 518
It's not Clic 'words, for they . •
QueensAve.L r
Q A or don.-Nlrs. ;Ire few. '.
Gertrude Ennis 24-82-1 ' - • "
It s the. 1 v
o ung memories we
kec of u.
V
a .
P
1N
C are mostgrateful
to all, =Missed dearly and
ladies in community who
have remembered fondly by
done knitting for us,
and the ladies w friends Jim and Brenda,
who have
'itompson. Goderich
donated articles and wool.
Your • volunteer. 'work helps 25 82x1
make our gift shop, Happy 26 Personal
Ncw Year. -Hospital Gift
P
Shop.•
24+8 el Bill and Ruth Thamcr would
Itkc to rs lsh their relatives
I would like to'express my
P and,friencls. also R.K. N4 box
thanks» to eve• ryoiie't'o1 their '4.
holder's a Very Happy Ncw
lowers. cards, and thoughts Year and a Pros eroous 1979.
p
sent to me while 1 was a '' 26-82x1
patient' hr. •the University
Hospital in Loodon, Special The wedding of A. 'Berton
g
thanks Il erlyoo tan c4" to Street, Bbx
Dr. Sharp, the. Uttii'ersity :r. 1056. Clinton and lsa M. i•
Hos ital Staff who attended Muir -oak laec in We y',
Hospital t p c.sley,
me and to Mr. and Mrs.'J�o^� Willis United Church. on
Mc`Kcnzie. Your thought- Saturday turday cceinbcr 30, 1978
fulness will always be at. 4 p.m. The wedding
remembered.= --John .lea
dinner was held at Bartliffs
24.82.1 private dining_hall following.
. the ceremony. Receptibntwill
follow at later dates,...._:
I would. like'to thank my --
relatives, neighbours and. 26=82-i
friends fora , .>..
ads ,11 the cards,
treats and flowers; also those Remember! It takes but al
who so kindly visited mie.. lt's , moment to , place an Ex-
petitor'i
nice to be remembered, pu Want Ad, Dial
4� l •
Happy New Year,--�Atthur
524.0240.
Nicho son Seaforth Manor
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24.82.1 Classified Ads pay dividendtr
t1 k toDr.t d d S l 79 K' g
We wish to thank the Sea.
snow
forth Firemen for then' quick
Du
m
on to our ehtmnc
p
res se
PY
• fire.. -Mervyn & Nellie Lane
on Township ..._ ._.,
24.78x1
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Roads
olson'
Allam IVIch
TOWNSHIP OF
T
TUCKERS$ITHH
IIOAD SUPERINTENDENT
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fa'" " y of the late D
Howard wish to thank friends,
neighbours, R.S. Box Funer,
at Home and Rev. Lester for
the kindness shown them
during their recent bereave.'
[Hent, • S.. ecial thanks, to
P
Clarence Reeves and Sea -
forth Fire Dcp:irtinent.-The
Dupre and Beacom families
24-82x1
Le ionpresident,
.
g George Miller, officer$
and ale bers'of°S t
t m Seaforth Branch. 156 of the
Royal Canadian Legion were hosts at the
annual leveeon New Years afternoon: While,
inclement weather rFsulted iii' a+ smalicts
t,
attendance :then usiial ti preset'tabves of
most area muncipglities and organizations as
Well as.the general public were resent.
The levee had a particular significance
" this year being the first', of a series of events
• which have been planned"to mark.the 50th'
Anniversary :of the establishment of the
branch in' Seaforth,
Seaforth Branch' 156 of the then Canadian
Legion of the British Empire Service League
was organized .at• a meeting held • in the
G.W.V.A. Hall on October 15, 1929,
following informal discussions. that had been)
going on for some months.
A charter was i'ss'ued to the Branch on
October 25, of the same year, the charter.
members being S. W. Achibald, Charles
Adams, W.C.. Bennett, Or. J.A. Munn,
George Scott, Charles Neely, Bert Muir,
John Earle,
o n H'. i~ , John H. Best, Edward:
s,
Brown. Fred Barlow,. A. 14: Douglas, A. M,
Hilhanil H, D. Chesney.
Offirets of the new branch elected' at: a;
meeting held' in the Orange »• Hail on
Dec,:: cr t2 ` 929 were: President, S.W.,
Archibald: first vice-president, C. Adams.;
second vice.president, W. C. Bennett
secretary, Dr. .1. A. Munn; treasurer, G.
Scott;. committee: J. 1, Earle, B, 0, Muir •
find C. T . Neely..
hien its inception '
1 the Branch assumed
" responsibility for all Matters connected with':.
_'e welfareOf Veterans t ell' c a
hd with he
n t
perpetuating of the memory of those
p p $ Y
Veterans who . had °aid the supreme
•
•
which will be available in the
area . this ;winter. ' The
brochure. is light. green in
colour: and . has-, an outline
• map of Perth County ori the
front.
.Many of the Perth County
courses will• be • held • at
Mitchell, ' although several
are scheduled for other
' areas. • The Mitchell pro-
grams include sessions on
. ventilation, farm agreements
transferring ..faun, assets
income tax update, justifying
capital expenditures, sheep
production and » the Farm
Business Management Club
for young. farmers.. In North
Perth, plans call for sessions
on •financing,•' alfalfapro-
duction, fertilizer and.
herbicide update and •income.
tax update. The crop, pro-
duction, fertilizer ' and
herbicide update and income
tax update. The crop pro. -
duction meetings will be.
repeated at Stratford. A Beef
Feedlot Seminar and: a Beef,
Cow Calf Day are planned for
Brodhagen. Full details, are.
available in the `'brochure.
We hope that interested'..
parties will register as soon
as' possible. so that final
arrangements ean be made.
The brochure also includes
a complete listing of pro-
grams scheduled: at
Centralia. Registration can
be completed by mailing the.
enrollment form directly to
Centralia., Another section
outlines the services. which
are available from the
Ontario Ministryof
Agriculture and Food as well
as 'a listing of the winter
meetings • of • the: •farm ors
ganizations: 'In this latter
connection
rt s of interest to
note. the Ag -
Week dates of Feb. 13th to
16th and. The Cattlemen's,
n al' Meeting on the
someone struggle with g debt
repayment exercise- .Usually n -
it's difficult to establish an
exact figure and we end up '
using averages from actual
field surveys. This method•
,isn't really fair because
surveys .have revealed that
the pigs -,per -sow -per -year
can vary between elevenand
twenty-two. One'$ position in
this range . makes a:
tremendousdifference in the ' ,
debt • repayment: capacity of
the farm- business.
It makes sense to know.
where one stands • on such -a•.
vital statisti , •A'; pigs=pet
sow -per -years figure . is the •
end result of a• number. of •
production factors such as,
conception ' rate, nutrition,
pigsborn, pigs weaned,
feeder barn losses, sow
longevity, etc. Comparing an
' individual ! figure with
averages enables the owner
to see where he stands and
whether or not there is room ,
for improvement. He can
also :set a goal and calculate'
the 'economic' returns that
might come from,: reaching'
that goal. Interest 'will 'be.
sparked by comparing one
year's statistics with the next
to determine
if the goal has
been
s
•.
been •reached.
• Our office can supply PP y a ,l,
asingle .
ca d', r boardP g a e which
will enable the producer 'to'
cal a
cul toPig s-
er=sow-
r -
year., . ,
It's necessary to take in
ventory once per ear 'and to
write down o he first of
each • month the numberof
and]t i s
retained tat ed°
g n for •
breeding. A .'record of
numbers sold and; purchased
is also essential. At the end
of the year there is the
reward of havinga reliable
lure which should .brim
satisfaction,: stir some yin-
terest and impress the 'bank.
sacrifice. One of the first 'activities »of the
f M d' J h
branch was, organizing a church parade and
.Armistice Day program,a few weeks' after it
had : been 'established.
d e,
Throughout
the thirties e a • "
the c cultic
t s of
the Branch 'were directed to assisting those
who found themselves.in 'need, ` and with
'the outbreak 'of the Second War in 1939,
members spared no effort to provide.full
support an the . home front. Branch 156,
participated throughout the'war years in a
,series of events, alone or with other
organizations, which produced thousands of
dollars far the war effort.
,. During this time 'accommodation was
made available the Post Office »building .
g
However, as Second War Veterans began
returning it became necessary to seek larger
tomtit-artid for 4evcral years the Branch -
made' use of rooms in Cardno's Hall,
pending the construct ion of a Legion Hall, In
48' Was ntered 'nto with the
Town Of' Seafoth' ,was
use facilities t es being
rovided in
the itew.
p " Memorial Arena and
Community' Centre, ,'and this »serf+ed the
Branch for twelve years.
• While the llranch *at, *attired of the...
ton -term use of the uartcrs ''e
8 9 in th
Jon i y entre, t ere were many an one
fie
membets' m b who .looked to the w n
Brandi 156 ,could occupy its own "building.
J)iscussions extending over several years
resulted in 1959.ina start. On the costruction'
ns
Of the pretecta hall which was occupied in
W
1960 and officially Opcned June 2, 1961.
A committee beaded by
Y •�,.. past president
i"i'onias Wilbee a is cbnducting the anti,
it .rsary program which. 'will femur( an
event each month doting 1979,
vening o on ay, an.; • manager w en tt comes tune
15th" 1979, to prepare a new financial
bei Thprogram brochure .is statement.
e »riled to every rural Similar .records ' • are
av Ila
at ble f
=
mail recipient. ' Border re- or,•,dairymen;who
sidents or individuals »• re-' aren't our; a production
ceiving their mail i t. ` • testin , . ioram and would
v g n the. B P g
villages maybe missed,
like some record of mills s61d
g.
Please contact ' us for • a • per cow. Beef men ma: be
brochure ift you are issed interested in a. worksheet
which -
enable
s
wouldthem
and like to
nfo�cetve
one. • calculate pounds. of beef
ORGANIZE`A COMMUNITY pro$uced and average daily
MEETING gain,
Townshipor cominunitY PORKPRODUCE.S
,..
,
meetings can be arranged on , ANNUAL MEETING AND
. nearly any agric;.IturaN topic, BANQUET
at any County location. If • The Perth County Pork.
someone would like such a• Producers Association Will be
meeting, they should first holding their Annual9
.Contact our office to clear a Meeting• and Banquet on;
date and seeorc.the services. Thursday, Jana 18th, 19 t
of a staff mettiber; They the S tratford Coliseum" be.
should also be prepared to ginning at 12:00 noon.
invite six of
` .Ttorbee . will _Guest
Jtpe'
akReorslh
nfogrst, heSidlaeys
innetierhebstudrstYo thieosanleg totpie. Manager, and;
Jerry Bluhm
We anticipate that there, wifl • Secretaryofthe Ontario Ptak
be intetest rd discussion Producers Marketing 'Board,
groups on Dairy Cow Con- They will . be discussing
.., - .. -"
ception, soybeans, herbicide marketing, card operations,
usc,\fertilizer use and pork trucking and related
production.. • , biems, Board members... 1
..._ ,•. .,- wri11.
RESOLVE TO:,KNOW'Yo1 also be -..resent
. _,. p foc�uestion:.
PRODUCTION STATISTICS Advance ticket* fete °$
pigs 3'110
H w Ma little er.
a Many tt c are. p . person. For ` tickets
produced by each sow in your please contact Township
hctd7 Often this question is Minders before Friday.3,
asked when We're heli 12t
•