The Huron Expositor, 1973-07-19, Page 16R. S. BOX
FUNERAL HOME'
" Phones;
Day 527-0880 - Night 527-0885
23-95-a
24. Cards of Thanks
A grateful thank you to my rela-
tives, neighbors and friends for
flowers, treats, cards and let-
ters. Special thanks to Drs.
Brady, Underwood and Malkus
and all the wonderful nurses
of Seaforth Hospital. Also• Rev.
Reiber and Rev.. Mulholland. Ev-
erything was appreciated. Mrs.
Mary Thornton. 24-97x1
The family of the late James
Payne wishes to thank friends
and neighbours for their expres-
sions of sympathy and kind
,nesses during their sudden be-
reavement, and 'a special thanks
to the nurses at Seaforth Hos-
pital, Dr. Roger Whitman and
the Box Ambulance Service. Mrs.
J. Payne and family. 24-97-1
We wish to 'sincerely thank our
family, friends, relatives and
neighbours for the lovely cards
and gifts, combined with all the
good wishes we received which
made our 25th wedding anniver-
sary an occasion we will never
forget. Virginia and Jim Elliott.
24-97x1
I would like to thank my' rela-
tives and friends who sent me
'cards and visited me while a
patient in Seaforth Community
Hospital. Special thanks to' Dr.
Whitman, nursing staff and Rev.
M. E. Reuber. Andy Dunlop.
24-97x1
WE would like to -express" our
sincere 'thanks •to relatives,.
friends and neighbours for their
lovely and useful 'gifts from the
showers at Mrs. Ralph Pearson's
and Mrs. Percy Dalton's and the
community shower at the Brus-
sels •United Church. Also for the
gift of Money from our Presenta-
tion Dance at the Brussels Legion
Hall. Special thanks is extended
to those who.arranged these de-
lightful events and to all those
who have helped in any, way.
Kelly and Sharon Dalton.
24-97-1'
Outstanding Auction Sale
Of New and Used Furniture, Appliances; Ulftware at
Ball Auctions Brussels ,
Friday, July 20th at 8 p.m.
Featuring: chesterfield suites, coffee end tables, lamps,
swag lamps, pole lamps, automatic washers and dryers,
dishwashers, stereos, component sets, automatic zig-sag
sewing machines, single and double continental beds, bunk
beds, lovely Spanish, French and Colonial bedroom suites,
kitchen suites, maple desks, swords, silverware, appliances,
colored and black and white TV's, matching Leonard frig
and stove, deluxe side by side refrigerator (Fooderama),
plus many more items too.humerous to mention.
Highest cash prices will be paid for goad used furniture
antiques and appliances. Complete estates bought or atic-
tioned.
Call Ball Auctions, Brussels, 887-9363.
' Sales every Friday at 8 P.M.
Seating and parking provided, also lunch booth.
Manager
Ned Rutledge,
uctioneer
R.A.Ball
0-9'7-1
Outstanding Auction Salle
Of New and Used Furniture, Appliances, Giftware at
Ball AuCtions , Brussels
Saturday,July 21st at 8 p.m.
NOTE: Just arrivO, large shipment -of colonial furn-
ishings, chest. on chest bedroom suites, colonial dining-
room suites; Boston rockers. • Partial listing - new, refrigerators with matching 30"
electric ,statres, gold and green; automatic washers and
dryers; 4' styles Morse stereosrmew bedroom suites,
chesterfield suite, both available in Spanish, Modern,
French Provincial and Colonial styles; Electrophonic qual-
ity component sets with 8 track tape deck; new single
and double beds; 9 by 12 rugs; beautiful table lamps;
swag lamps; lovely • hexagon coffee and end table sets;
kitchen suites; variety of colours and style; radios; num-
erous glass ornaments and 'gift items; odd chairs and "
tables; sets of dishes; many more items too numerous
to mention. This is a large sale consisting of furniture
which will be sold to highest bidder.
Terms of sale, cash or budget plan. So if you are looking
for new furniture and have not got cash on hand we would
-like to offer to you our handy TKM budget plan. Lots of
parking and seating. Refreshment booth and washroom
facilities.
Sales conducted by Ball Auctions, Brussels. -
Auctioneer
R. A. Ball
Phone 887-9363 \--- 26-97-1
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ners, Freeze King, Merle
Hoover; Oil , .Rowcliffe Mot.,
Carl Cooper; Stapler, Ball-Mac-
Aulay, Margie Flannigan; Shoes,
J. Thompson, Dorothy Munroe;
Tpy Tractor, ....A/indent—Farm
Mach., Mrs. D. Maier, 176 Byron,
Thamesford; Ice Cream, Cay
Lea, .Mrs. Joyce Pepper, Hen-
sall; Gas, Govier's Gulf, Mrs.'
John Oldfield, RR 4; Rollers,,
McCreight Hardware, Dublin,
Mrs. Isabel. Craig, RR 2, Blyth;
Oil - Supertest Warehouse, Bill
Carter, Carter Sho vs; Wash
Mitts, Coleman's Collision, Ste:
phen Rowland, Dublin; Shirt,
Shinens, Marlene Sinnamon; Carr
• ton Cigarettes, Elliots LUnch,
Julia Aitcheson; Shampoo, Bet-
ty's, Mary Anne McGrath, Actpn;
Box Chocolates, Huron Whole-
sale, Ron Ryan,' RR 1, Dublin;
Pole Lamp, Box Furn., David
Jewitt, Clinton; 'Hush Puppies,
J. Thompson, Jack MOKay; Pic-
ture, Gingerich's, Mrs: Isabel
Hunt; • Articles, Huron Exposi-
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Police News
A. L. VAUGHAN
CHIEF OF POLICE
During the weeks of July 4th,
1973, to July 18th, 1973, the
Seaforth Police Department in-
vestigated 34 occurrencet" con-
sisting of the following: 1 sus-
picious vehicle 'complaint; 2
general informations; 5 traffic
complaints; 2 stolen bicycles
complaints; 2 property checks; '2
animal complaints; 3 property
damage complaints; 1 bank al-
arm; 1 assist other police de-
partment; 3 theft under com-
plaints; 7 lost and found reports;
1 escort; 1 disturbance com-
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port; 1 assistance; 1 housebreak
and enter.
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Phone 262-5839
g5. , In Memoriam
BRITTON - In loving' memory
of Olive Britton who passed away
July 20th, 1972. •
You fell asleep without saying
• goodbye
But our memories of you will
never die.
We miss you more -than anyone
knows,
As each day passes our empth
ness grows,
No one knows the grief we bear,
when our family meets and
ypu're not there,
You left so suddenly your
,thoughts unknown,
But you left us memories we
are proud to own.
Fondly remembered by her hus-
band Herb, and children Gwen,
Joan, Marg. and Ken and famil-
ies. 25-97Z1
26. Personal
The forthcoming marriage of
Karen Grace Dolmage, daughter
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Dolmage, to Gerald R. Rapien,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Rapien, Mitchell is announced.
The wedding will take place in
St. Peter's Lutheran Chujsh,
Brodhagen on August 4, 073 at
4:30 P.M. • 26-97x1
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis. J. Nolan
of R.R. #5, Seaforth are happy
to announce the forthcoming mar-
riage of their daughter, Jean
Agnes, to Stewart Alexander
McLean, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Den McLean, Seaforth. The wed-
ding will take place at St.Colum-
ban Roman Catholic Church on
August 18, 1973 at 6 P.M.
26-97x1
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Murray
of R.R. 5, Seaforth are pleased
to announce the fortheotf ing mar-
riage of their daughter, Mary
Louise to Mr. Patrick Francis
Jordan, sow- 4f Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Jordan of 85 Grange Sts, w
.Stratford. The wedding will take
place on 'August 11, 1973 at
2 o'clock in St. GoluMban Roman
Catholic Church, St. Columban,
Ontario. 26-9711
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DONATION AND CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION
ProCeeds for the Yarn United Church Sale to be held
In the Varna Arena on
fiN •E. LONSiSTAFe
OPTOMETRIST
40111114.410 By Appointment Only
ill . Seaforth Office
11 Tues.,Wed., Thura.,Fri.,
9 t0 5:30 P.M.
,evenings Thursday
ii tlonday only - Clinton Office
For Appointment
i Phone 527-1240 - or 482-7010
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SATURDAY, JULY 21 AT 1 :15 P.M.
PARTIAL LISTING - 3,000 ft. of inch lumber; two-
wheeled trailer; ski boots and press; '8 h.p. garden trac-
tor, 33 inch mower; 9 ft. by 9.ft. tourist tent with centre
pole; 50 year old dining room table.
There will be many more household articles, furniture,
appliances and antiques. Plan to attend. Rummage and
Bake Sale same day.
RATHgLL'S AUCTION SERVICE
To donate or consign phone 482-3276 or 482-9854. 20-97-1
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The Towost1ip of Hay has a
new Deputy- eve in the per-
son of veteran councillor John
Tinney, and a new Member of
council in the person of Lloyd
Mousseau, R.R. 2, Henna. Bath
appointments were made by the
council' at a special meeting
called for the purpose.
Following the sudden death
of the former deputy-reeve Har-
old Campbell a couple of weeks
ago, the Municipal Act called
for the appointment of a member
of the council to fill the vac-
ancy. Mr. Tinney was the 'sen-
ior member of the council.
After appointing one of ,the
councillors to the deputy post,
a vacancy then existed for'-'the
position of councillor. After
careful consideration the re-
maining members of council
agreed to appoint Lloyd Mousseau
to the vacant position.
Workers from SNAP (Student Nursing Homes Activities
Program) entertained residents at Seaforth Manor last Wed-
nesday and Thursday with ecaits, games, sing-songs, walks
and a picnic. The SNAP people are visiting area nursing
homes regularly thii summer until the end of August. Here
Mary Gregg, Goderich, Brian Miller, Wingham and Nina
Knight, Goderich (with guitar) join with some of the Manor
residents in enthusiastic singing. ' (staff photo)
penny sale . Win prizes in
enr„'s•
Seaforth residents, 'Ernie Miller, '77, and Jim Walinsley, 78, who enjo
at Seaforth Manor last week. From left to right are Brian Miller, Mr.
'Mr. Wahnsley and MaryGregg.
tor, Don Wright, Clinton; Set
Screw Drivers, United Auto, Don
Wright, Clinton; Sun Glasses, J.
Longstaff, Lisa Strong, Egmond-
yule; Baking; Crich's' Bakery,
Marjorie Papple; Oil, McLaugh-
lin Motors, Brian Fear, RR 2,
Wingham; Bed Spread, Stewart
Bros., Nelson Govenlock, Sith-
coe; Roast, J. Scott Cluff, Mrs. •
Nettie Stimore, Egmondville; Toy
Tractor, Vincent -Farm Mach.,
Gloria Love, Walton; Case et
Pop, I.G.A., Mrs. W.D. Wilson,
Brucefield; Salad Set, Price
Guard, Ron Ryan, RR 1, Dublin;
Roast, Dublin Meat marketr Ned
Boswell; Cash, P.O.S.O., John
Coleman; Swim Flippers, Sills
Hardware, - Mrs. George Mc-
Gavin; Oil, Dinsmore's, Peg
Case, Blyth; Grease Gun, United
Auto, Bob Brugger; Dinners
Huron Hotel, Dublin, Bill Teal!
Jr.; Lazy Susan, Seaforth Jew-
ellers, Joyce Henderson, RR 2;
Gas, Govier's Gulf, James A.
Murray; Lawn Chair, Speed
Queen Laundry, Mrs. Lenna Fin-
nigan ; Lawn Chair, SpeedQueen
Laundry, Mrs. Harvey Kennedy,
Huron Park; Mirror, J. A.
Cardno, Linda Wilson, Egmond-
ville; Spice Rack ;Bob and Betty's
Darrell Dietz, RR 1, Dublin; Sil-
ver Dollars, B of C., Dublin,
Melvin Dale; Silver Dollars, B of
. C., Seaforth, Ruth Baxter, Wing-
ham; Silver Dollars, TD Bank,
Sam Phillips; Plastic Table, Can-
adian Tire, Ken Devereaux; Meat
Voucher. Seaforth Meat Mkt.,
Merle Hoover.
Draw for chaise lounge - Mrs.
Lenna Finnigan, Seaforth.
the SNAP program
Nina Knight,
(staff photo) The family of the late D. Lyle
McKenzie would like to extend
their sincere and heartful thanks
to friends and relatives for their
many acts' of kindness, cards,
floral tributes and donations dur-
ing their recent sad bereave-
ment. Special thanks to Pastor
Morgort, Mr. and Mrs. Don Lee,
Constable John Gourley of the
Exeter Police, Peggy, Ross and
Bill Forrest, M. L. Watts Fun-
eral Home; pallbeqers, flower-
bearers and to very one who
assisted at the scene of the
accident. Your kindness will al-
ways be remembered. 24-97-1
During the same period there
7 Criminal Code of Canada
charges laid; 4 Highway Traffic
Act charges laid; 5 Liquor Con-
trol Act charges laid. 9. mot-
orists were cautioned, and 1 40,
cyclist was cautioned. There was
1 minor accident investigated and
1 accident over $200.00 investi-
gated in which there, was no
injuries.
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
want Ad and be money in pocket.
To advertise, just Dial Seaforth
527-0240.
LUMBER TO SELL BY
AUCTION' - At Vanastra,
2 miles south of Clinton
and follow sale signs on
SATURPAY,JULY 21
AT 10:00 A-. M .
USED LUMBER - '75 sheets
of 4 ft. by 10 ft. by 1/4
inch plywood; 100 part
sheets of 1/4 inch ply-
wood; 200,2 inch by 4 inch
Short lengths (2.3 ft.); 1
inch lumber all lengths;
10 doors, frames, locks;
10 green glass check-
boards; 150 sheets of 1/2
inch drywall 2 ft. by 8
ft. sheets; workbench land-
odds and ends; conduit and
electrical boxes.
Positively No Reserve.
Terms •-• Cash
RATHWELL'S
AUCTION SERVICE
482-3120 - Brucefield
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