HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1977-04-21, Page 16Hensall
Mr. and Mrs.Bert Wray of
Mississauga were recent "I'risitors
with Mr. and Mrs. GeOrgeTarker
and -family.
Rev. W.D.Jarvis conducted
worship in Cannel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday. The 'sermon
was entitled "The risen Lord Still
Lives". Miss Brenda Pepper at
the organ led the choir in singing
"The Old Rugged .Cross".
Bruce Moir is 'a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital, London
where he underwent surgery' last'
week.
AUCTION SALE "
Of Hosaehold furniture, appliances, etc., to be held for
MRS. ROSE PRINGLE at 42 Goderich street, East,
Seaforth, Ontario.
•
SATURDAY, APRIL 23r d at 1:00 P.M.
Westinghouse square model fridge; Chrome table and
4 chairs; telephone and chair; magazine rack;
chesterfield and chair;° swivel rocker; occasional chair;
black and white T.V.; coffee and end tables; lamps;
Concerto AM FM steno and record player and two
speaket's, 'records_ and stand; 8 piece walnut'
din ingroom suite; dresser and mirror; 2 single iron
beds and mattresses; day bed; swivel chrome Chair;
electric sewing machine in cabinet; wood chair;
Westinghouse automatic washer; lawn chairs; table
and lawn garden ;furniture; Black •— Decker double
edge hedge trimmers; some dishes; cooking utensils;
cutlery; floor polisher; rug shampooer; barabeque; long
aluminum extension ladder; step ladder; rotary lawn
mower; plus many other items too numerous to
mention.
TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE
RICAHRD LOBB AUCTIONEERS R. G. GETHKE
CLINTON ' ' BORNHOLM
. Owner or, Auctioneers not responsible for accidents , day
'Of sale 20-93-1 4010
' AUCTION SALE
MONDAY, APRIL 25 at 12:30 p.m. SHARP
Sale to be held on premises lot 23, Usborne Township, 2
miles ndrth of Themes-Road Church via Highway 83, 4
miles east of Exeter or 6-Miles east of Hensall-Township
line, featuring tractors, sp combine, baler, silo
hammermill (Whitmore like new), and farm machinery.
SPECIAL ITEM: Whitmore silo , hanunermill for
cracked corn, cob corn or other forage crops (excellent
cond.)
TRACTORS: Massey Ferguson 165 diesel, Massey
Harris model 44 gas; combine MH model 90 sp fully
equipped for beans ready to work; Massey Ferguson
baler #3 like new; corn planterInt. 465 - 4 roik dry and
wet fertilizer tanks; MR #2015 run fertilizer grain drill;
Denmark 11 1/2 ft. cultivator; Massey Ferguson 3 pth
101/2 ft. discs; Allied manure loader for MF 165 tractor
(new cond.); IHC 7 ft. cut trail mower; Cockshutt 3
furrow 16 inch trip beams (Good cond.); Geo. White „..
crop sprayer 250 gal. pto trail; McKee fine cut
harvester with-pick up and chopper. Hammermill and
belt, Antique M.H. seed drill; 6 section drag harrows &.
pole; Bissel packer and small disc; elevator Detrich 30
ft. grain elevator with unloading conveyer; land packer
10 ft.; scraper blade; MH -siderake 4 bar; JB stiff tooth
cultivator; drag harrows; JD manure spreader. •
TRUCKS: 1951 Dodge 2 ton - 20 ton hoist running
cond.; 1956 Dodge 1/2 ton ton, both sell as is; hopper
box 50 bus. for small truck (wooden); fuel tanks 250
gal.; bean puller; large heavy duty storage tank 1000
bus. capacity 3/4 inch plate fibre glass lined; M1-1
walking plow; 40 rod new woven wire fence; assortment
boxes of nuts, bolts, etc.; a 'quantity of scrap' iron; feed
chop box (wooden); antique round flat iron vise for
setting steel tires on wooden wheels; some chains; farm
, tools and many other items found on a farm.
TERMS OF SALE CASH— PERSONALIZED
CHEQUES AND IDENTIFICATION
FARM SOLD -
CHARLES GLANVILLE
Owner
R.R.1, Hensall
Tel: 262-5418
PERCY WRIGHT
AUCTIONEER
Kippen Ont.
262-5515
20-93-1
AUCTION, SALE
23 Rue. Directory
SOCializing in all types of
auction sales;
- Farm, Business, Estates
- Free Verbal Appraisals
Professional Sales,
Assistance. Phone
482-3120. .
or
527.1336
23-93-tf
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of 154 Holstein cattle and feed to be held for GERRY
HEYINK at Lot 5, Concession 13, Hullett Township, 5
miles east and 2 miles south of Blyth, Ontario
FRIDAY, APRIL 29th at 11:00 a.m.
CATTLE: 85 first calf heifers due from sale time to
July. Bred to hereford bull; 68 open heifers, ready to
breed; 1 Holstein cow, hand milked.
Note: Cattle, are in good condition, showing lots of size
and quality. Herd has been brucellosis tested.
FEED: 20 feet of corn silage in 20 ft. silo; 20 feet of ,
haylage.in 16 ft. silo handy to get out.
8 Toulouse Geese; 4 Ducks.
TERMS CASK DAY OF SALE, FARMS ARE SOLD
• LUNCH BOOTH ON GROUNDS
RICHARD LOGG AUCTIONEERS R. G. EHICE
Clinton- B,ornbolm
PROPRIETOR — GERRY HEYINK 519-523-9208
Pulsifer
Music
Top names in organs, pianos. PA
sstems, synthesizers, music.
Trade up to the best. Free
lessons. evening
appointment, phone Seaforth
527-0053. Closed Wed.~23-Q2-tt
21 Tenders, Wanted
TENDERS
Tenders will be received
for a used
L.N. 750
with a 361 engine, 5 speed
transmissions. Can be seen at
CYANAMID FARM SUPPLY
CENTRE „
Closing Date
APRIL 26, 1977
Highest tender not necessarily
accepted.
21-92-2
Town of
Sectforth
Paint
Tenders
Tenders ?ranted for supplying
paint to be used at the
Comniunqy Centre.
Paint • specifications may be
obtained at the Clerk's Office.
Sealed tenders will be received by
'the undersigned until 5 p.m.
Tuesday
April • 26,1977
24 Cards of Thanks
The family of the late Elmer Dale
Sincerely appreciate all the help
, and kindness which was shown to
them during the lengthy illness
and death of a dear husband,
-father and grandfather. Special
thanks to Dr. Newland and first:
floor • staff of Clinton Hospital,
along with the V.O.N. and Home
Care. We would also like to thank
Balls' Funeral Home, Rev. Lewis-
and the evening unit of the
U.C.W. of Ontario Street Church.
—.Clara Dale and Family 24-93.1,
The family of the late Flora Varley
Dalrymple wish 'to express their
thanks for flowers, donations to
the heart and cancer funds, and
kindness in the recent loss of their
Mother. 24-93x1
I wish to thank Father t aragh and
Father Caruanna, the Box
Funeral Home, Dr. Underwood;_
Genesco of Canada, Mr. ,Robert
A. Watters, my relatives, friends
and neighbors-for-their-kindness
to me during- my bereavement .,of.
my husband, also the pallbearers,
Canadian Legion and Ladies
Auxiliary. It was appreciated and
never' will be forgotten. Thank
you. — Julia Acheson 24-93.1
I would like to express my thanks
to Mends,. relatives and neigh-
bors for cards, flowers, treats and
visits; also the many phone calls
while t was in University
Hospital, The kindness of the
doctors and nurses was ,much
appreciated. Norman Riehi
24-93x1
HORANI We would like to say a
a special thank you to everyone Who
made our 25th Wedding Anniver-
sary an 6ocassion rye will long
remember.- — .Tim '"`and Laurette .
Horan 24,93-1
Pay Cash And
E
on your EXPOSITOR
CLASSIFIED AD,
50 cents discount for cash payment
received. on or before Friday Noon
of week of insertion
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Deadline for classified ads is
12 noon Tv'esdays
EXPOSITOR ADS-
WORK FOR YOU
Phone 527=0240
Township of
-Hibbert
TENDER FOR
3/4 TON.
Pick up Truck
Tenders will be received by
the undersigned until
twelve noon,
Mohday May 2nd
1977
for the supply of a Vs tan'
pickup truck. I
Tender fotps and specifica-
tions may 'be obttiined from '1
the undersigned, The bid is
subject to a tradein of a
1973 Chevrolet 1/2 Toil
'pickup truck. The lewest or
any bid not necessarily
accepted,., 1
CHARLES FRIEND A.M.C,T.
• Clerk Township Hibbert
- 21.92-2 .
TENDERS
Township of
Tuckers-mith
• Tenders will be received by the
undersigned ,till 3i00 p.m. on
‘1. Friday, April 29,
for the following,
1. or the sale and removal
from the site of a steel frame
bridge on sideroad 15-16, Conc.
"' 3 HRS 'by May 31 0 1977.
2. For the sale and removal of a
1961 Adarni model 550 motor
grader from the Township
maintenance Sholi by- May 21,
1977.
Highest or any tender not
necessarily accepted. "
Tenders to- be opened 'and
considered on May 3 at 8:15 p.m,
ALIAS NICHOLSON
ROAD StiPgRINTENDEN't
Egritondttiffe, Ontario
• 21193:4
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16,—THE HURON- EXPOSITOR, APRIL 21, 1977
20 Auction Sales 22 Legal Notices 24 Cards 'of Thanks g7 Births 20 Auction Sales 20 Auction Sates 20 Auction Sales
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A million thanks to people from
Walton, Blyth, Seaforth, Hensall'
and Toronto for visiting me ,'on -
Saturday;, April 16 and so many
thanks for your acts of Aindness.
Also many thanks •to Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Shanahan for their
beautiful gifts, 'Dank you all,
T.P. Crawford. 24-93-1
BLAKE: At the Wingham and
District Hospital on Sunday, April
10, to Mr. and Mrs. James Blake,
R.R. 2, Blyth, a daughter,
Heather Lynn, First grandchild
for Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Haggitt,
Blyth. Also a grandchild for Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Blake, Brussels.
. 27-77x1'
PC `s name woman
TREASURER'S SALE
OF LAND FOR TAXES
'TOWN OF SEAFORTH
COUNTY OF HURON
To WIT:
By virtue of a warrant issued
by the Mayor of the Town of
Seaforth under her hand and
the Seal of the Corporation;
bearing date the 10th day of
March, 1977, sale of lands in
arrears Of taxes in the Town of
Seaforth will be held in the
Town Hall at 10:00 o'clock in
the forenoon on the 5th day of
July, 1977, unless the taxes
and 'costs are 'sooner paid.
Notice is hereby given that the
list of lands for sale of arrears
of taxes was published in' the
Ontario Gazette en the 2nd day
of April, 1977, and that' copies
of the said list may be had at
my office.
Dated at the • Treasurer's
Ofae this 10th day of March,
1977',
James Crocker, Treasurer
22-91-13
BLAKE: I would like to thank all
who sent cards, flowers, gifts and
visited us while in hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. Hanlon and
nursing staff of Wingham
Hospital. — Mrs. James Blake.
24-77x1
(Continued from 'Page 1)
Clayton Laithwaite, Goderich;
and Elgin McKinley, Zing& -
President, Mrs. Bennett; vice-
presidents, Harry Hayter,DAsh-
weod; Murray Cardiff, kthel; Jim
Ainsley, Goderich; Robert
Emerson, Ripley; William
Musser; Exeter; Gerry Holmes,
Clinton; Robert Dinsmore, Sea-
paid to leaders of business and
industry.- In some detail he
described the sacrifice of personal
freedoms, family life, and any
time for relaxation which is the lot
of elected persons, particularly
those who are prepared to assume
higher office in cabinet.
The speaker also denied the
frequent
as a class umersthaarte civil servants lazy,
nonproductive and greedy. He
said that he has been associated
with government employees at all
levels for 20 years and invariably
found them hard-woiking and
dedicatedHe added that civil
, servants ' Cannot defend them-
selves from slander, since feW are
empowered to act as spokesmen
to the general public.,
The size and scope of the civil`
service body, said Mr. Carbert, is
determined by the number and
size of the programs demanded of
gove- aliment by we, the Voters. •
In Conclusion the speaker said,
"We get the kind of government
we deserve," •
During and following the
dinner Vince Niountford. of
Brampton led in some lively
sing-songs and provided a fast-
_paced patter of jokes and humor.
The Town and Country Four from
the Seaforth area pleased the
audience with several selections
in close quartette harmony. ,
Fred. Heamati of McGillivray, a
past president of the former
Huron-Middlesex riding, acted as
chairman for the gathering and
introduced the dignitaries at the
head table and scattered
throughout the audience. Before
the meeting concluded Mr.
Hearnan read the 'new
• constitution for the riding associa-
tion. '
Mrs. Bennett expressed her
Abeli; honor
or-piUMF d asked for
the full co-operation •of all
members to make the new riding
of Huron-Bruce a vital and
effective organization.
Bob McKinley,. MP, tendered
his appreciation to the many
• perSons who had been involved in
the planning and preparation for
the meeting and said he expected
We thank our relatives, friends
and neighbors for "Best Wishes"
gifts and visiting with us at
"Open House" on Sunday, April
17 on the occasion of our 40th
Anniversary. We thank the ladies
who poured tea and, those who
helped in the kitchen. Most of all
we thank our families for plan-
ning this memorable event. It wig
a most enjoyable day. May God
bless you all. — May and Wesley
'Roe. 24-93x1
forth.'
,Directors: Joe Reichenback,
Mildmay; Mrs. Donna Woods,
Clinton; Ed. Powell, yVingham;
Roy Cousins, Brussels; Elmer-4
Hayter, Varna. -
Young PC director, Miss Janet
Haines, Wirigham; election
finance Chairman, Lorne•
stiver, shwood; sec.-Treat.,'
Mrs. Betty Graham, Brucefield.
The executive also includes the
chairpersons for each of the
municipalities within the riding.
• Carbert Is Speaker
Bob Carbert, director of the
recently-fornied Ontario 'Agri-
cultural Museum, and a former
resident of, Wingham, was the
guest speaker for-the evening and
was introduced by William
Stewart, former minister of
agriculture for the provinde. Mr.
Stewart said he was "delighted"
at the opportunity to introduce
Mr. Carbert; a man with whom he
had • worked closely for many
• years.- He recalled Mr. Carbert's
experience in' agricultural affairs
from his boyhood on a Perth
County farm, to his time as farm
editor for CKNX in Wingham.
Later he served with the
Canadian Federation of Agri-
culture, the Ontario Federation,
the CBC and in 1968 became Mr.
Stewart's executive assistant in
the. Ontario Ministry of
AgricUlture and Food, which post
he held until his appointment as
director of the 'agricultural
museum4-
Mr. ICtitriftVithirftWifteked
to be a thoughtful analysis of the
role of our elected representa-
tives and the often nnreasonable
25 In Memoriam
HOUSTON' — In loving memory
of Miss Frances A. Houston, who
passed away April 23, 1976.
Gone from us •but leaving
memories, •
Death can never• take away,
Memories that will always linger
While upon this earth we stay.
— Sadly missed by brother and
wife, niece's and nephews.
25-93x1
26 Personal
0 Of
on
Antiques and Furniture at 77 Main Street, Seaforth,
Owner or Auctioneers not respensibielor accidents
of sale. ear 1,i 1.4 i200
•
Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson,
Clinton announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter, Debra
Anna, to Allan William,• son
of Mr,, and Mrs. William Wilbee
of Seaforth. The wedding will
take place on Saturday, May 14,
at 2 p.m. at Ontario Street United
Church, Clinton. 26-93-1
•Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Timmerman
are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter Elaine • Margaret to
Stanley Laverne Harburn, son of
Mrs. Madeline Harburn and the
lafe Francia -Harburn, Hensall,
The marriage to • take place
Saturday, June 4, 1977 Bethel
Reformed Church, Exeter, at 4
26-93x1
APRIL 30th at 1:00 P.M.
•
Consisting of Farniture, Antiques, Hand Tools, Garden
Tools, Appliances.
Full Listing next week.
RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE
Phone 482-3120,
527-1336-
0 p.m. 1 Tenders Wanted demands made anon them by, the
voters of the province and the
nation. He said theiie must be a
proper balance b`tween the
responsibility of the elected
, persons to their voters' demands
TENDERS FOR
MUNICIPAL DRAINS
20-93-1
Complete Bookkeeping Services & • Related Fields
Income Tax Assistmice — Preparation
- .INDIVIDUALS — SMA3;LBUSINESSE5
Township of
Hullett
Young
Drainage works -FARMING 2.1 Tenders Wanted
1..9.7_-3
Ford Truck 21 Tenders Wanted
and the amount of time and -that--legislation to re;nanne—trie
energy those memberts devote to riding will be passed within a few
the functioning of good weeks.
government. "We elect our
members to govern," said the
•
speaker,' Not just to lobby for
us."
"We pay• - our -elected
nlembers 'disgraceful wages awl
athe-same'time--makeoutrageous
23.91-tf demands upon them,". said • Mr.
Carbert. He compared the
stipends of members of the Phone 527-0240
Classified Ads pay dividends. Legislature and the Commons
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with the much higher salaries -
Excavation, Tile, Catch Basins, WILFRED L. ELLIOTT
12 N. Main St.
Seaforth, Ontario
NOK IWO
TOWNSHIP OF
STANLEY
TENDERS FOR
Property
P.O.Box 729
Telephone
.319327-0301
USE
EXPOSITOR
WANT ADS
Etc.
4,350 lineal feet of- open drain
(4,400 cu. yrd.) including Town-
ship Road Culvert .
2,978 lineal feet of Closed Drain,
4 Catch Basins, 1 Y Connection
including County Road Crossing
(Boring)
Separate Tenders will he
accepted for Open and Closed
WOrk.
Lowest or any -tender not
necessarily accepted.
All material and • equipment,
except C.M'.P., to be supplied by
the Contractor. •
A certified cheque for 10 percent
of the Tender Price to accompany
Tender. '-
Tenders close at 5:00 p.m.
Consisting of,
R-ange B lot 4
Range C lot 4
TOWNSHIP OE STANLEY
Sealed tenders will be received by undersigned
until 5 p.m.
. AA-604aii, May. 2
Friday , May 13 for the purchase of above mentioned properties,
consisting of approximately 5.5 acres.
Tenders to he clearly marked as to contents, -
Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
MEL GRAHAM
CLERK TREASURER
Township of Stanley
R.R.1, Brucefield, Ont.
21-93-1
Further particulitts and Tender
Forms available at the Clerk's
Office.
CLARE VINCENT— Clerk
Box 293, Londesboro
21-93-2
Tenders
will be received by the under-
iigned for the .
• OperatioU of the Booth
at the
Brodhagen Cominunity Centie
for the summer season. Tenders
- to be in by the
30th of April.
For further information, contact:
KEN SMITH
Bornholm 3454977
21.93-2'
The lowest ,or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
JIM 'CROCICER
Clerk - Treasurer
, Box 615
Seaforth, Ont;
21-93-i
23 Bus. Directory - • 23 Bus. Directory
Jack Gerrits
Coriisi. Ltd.
For all your building heeds
Farm and Commercial
Buildings -
Home Renovations
' Phone 482.7290
R.R.1, Clinton ,
23,93-3
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''.101,sumentossommr.••••••••,ommor,!..rmoommai.,,'
Complete
Custom Framing
Needlepoint, crewel, photo,
oil paintings, etc. Regular
or non-glare glass. •
Ready to hang,, 48 hr.
Service.
HAROLD TYNDALL
Clinton 4824409 '
21-93.1