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to be held for .
Mr. Andrew Houston
add . ta
Mr. Jack Case
at the
Rathwell Building ,
77 Main St., Seaforth, Ontario
on
Wednesday, Sept 13th
6;30 p.m.
SALE TO CONSIST OF:
Two piece living room suite (new); 4 other
chesterfield suites; 2 oak library tables; oval parlour
table; 2 Windsor fanback chairs; 6 balloon back
chairs; 4 matching Jake-Hayes style chairs; 6'-
rocking chairs; pressback chairs; captain's chair; all
glass china cabinet; hall bench; oak extension table
and six chairs; 2 complete bedroom suites; 2
mirrored front wardrobes; • 2 matching spindle
Cornered cherry chests of drawers; walnut wardrobe,
with porcelain 'pull oak dresser; maple chest of
drawers; victrola; book case; wall mirrors; magazine
racksi fern stand; hall tree; coffee and end tables;
bet6om lamps: tree lamps; pictures and 'frames;
stereo; 2 portable T.V.'s; vacuum cleaners; carpets
and rugs; large ,quantity of glass; china and silver;
crocks; brass jardinere; trunks; large quantity of
books "baseboard heaters; electric and gas lawn
mowers; bedding and linens; hanctand garden tools;
appliances; deep freeze; plus a host of other
interesting articles and.antigues.
PLAN TO ATTEND.
• AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO
(5t9) 527-1458
Auction Sale
22 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF
LOUIS P. FEENEY_
All persons hAng claims
against the Estate of Louis P.
Feeney, late of the Township
of Hibbert in' the County of
Perth, Retired Farmer,
deceased, who died on the
7th day of July, 1978.' are
• hereby notified to send in full
particulars of their claims to
the undersigned on or before
the .21st day of September,
1978 after which date the
assets . will be distributed
having regard only to claims
then received.
Dated at Seaforth, this 23rd
day of. August, 1978.
McConnell Swart and
Deveux
Seaforth,tario.
Solicitors for the Eteeutor.
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Richard
Lobb
Auctioneer
AUCTION
CALENDAR
Clinton 482-7898
Sat. Sept. 9at I p.m.
Furniture etc. at
Richard Lobb.'s Barn
• for the estate of Bill
Bender plus other
additions.
Sal. Sept. 16; Ster-
ling silver silverware,
rare antique glass-
ware, Paragon,
Ansley, Royal Crown.
Derby. cut glass, etc.. .
solid wood furniture
and. appliances etc.
for Mr. Ronald
Menzies of Goderich.
Sale to be held at
Richard Lobb's Barn,
Clinton.
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24 cards of Thanks
wish to express my sincere
thanks to my family, neigh-
bours and friends 'for cards.
floweflowersand inquiries for me
„in my recent illness. Special
thanks to Drs, Whitman and
Stapleton, and nurses it
Seaforth hospital, the
ambulance drivers who took
me to University Hospital.
Also thanks to Dt. Grace, his
medical team and the nurses
on eighth floor, and to 'these
who helped in many ways
while I was in hospifil. Your
kindness will always be
'remembered. Florence_
McGavin 24-65.1
' The United CHurch Wo-
men held their general
meeting Tuesday afternoon
when invitations were re-
ceived from Varna U.C,W. to'
a meeting on Sept. 7th at
8:30 and a tea and display of
aid and appliances for the
blind, sponsored by the
CNIB on Thursday Sept. 14th
at the Orange hl Clinton.
Thanks were extended to
all that helped with the
church cleaning bee; a
number of ladies helped with
the hospital cart at Clinton
Public Hospital during the
month of August.
The beef ,Barbeque will be
held• on Oct. 18th and the
planning committee will soon
be, called upon.
Unit 2 (Stanley Ladies) are
in charge of putting flowers
in the church.
Letters were read by
Barbara Moffat from • the
groups foster child in Haiti.
The October meeting is the
Thanksoffering and Unit 1 is
in chark lunch and
worship.. Members have
been ' asked for 13. doz.
cookies for the United
Church tent at the.plowing
match. Mrs. Cliff Henderson
conducted the Worship, with
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My sincere thanks to my
neighbours, friends and
relatives for their cards,
Candies, fruit, flowers and
visits vvhileJ was.a patient in
University and Victoria hosp-
itals in London. Norman H.
Riehl 24-65x1
I wish to say thank you to all
my friends, neighbours and -
relatives for cards, letters,
gifts and flowers, A special
thank you to 'all who came to
visit while I was a patient in
Stratford.' General Hospital.
Also thanks to Dr. Payne and
Di'. Larsen and Dr. Lenczner.
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.1 would like to thank the staff
of Seaforth Community
Hospital for the special care,
received during our stay in•
• the hemp'. Special thanks
''''''o "Dr. frialkus and Mrs.
Yoon. I would also like to
thank family, friends and
neighbour for their visits,
gifts' and cards.Rose Visser
and baby Gregory Joseph.
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We would like to thaiik all
our relatives, friends and
neighbours for their many
cards and flowers we re-
ceived for our 55th wedding
anniversary. Thartk you all
again. E 4 and Betty Salverda
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•The Walton Area Sports Club
would like to thank all those
who helped with the 'booth at
the Moto-Cross Races and all
the squirt mothers ' that
helped in the booth at the
squirt ball tournament. Your
help made both a big success.
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Kippen
beans
coming off
Bean harvesting has
begun in the Kippen area.
Timmy Cooper who has
spent the summer with qis
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Vivan Copper, has returned
to his home in Alberta.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Rothrock, New Castle
Indianna, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Emmerson
Anderson on the Labour Day
holiday.
1-tarry McClinchey has
returned from hospital in
London.
HIND $' 41
QUARTERS LB
CUT, WRAPPED
& FROZEN
CUSTOM KILLING — Butcher day Wednesday
Far Picic-Up Service Call 237-3314
Choice of Clear See-Thru Film or Brown freezer paper
Fully Processed • Satisfaction Guaranteed
,Special Free Beef Pickup In
September
for All Processing or Freezer Needs
NEW
ARRIVAL
OF
HANDBAGS
We have
CANVAS TOTE BAGS
for SCHOOL
and a
- LARGE SELECTION
of leather look
SHOULDER and CLUTCH
bags for
DRESS
Wain Street Seaforth phone 427-1110
Remember! It takes but a ,
moment to place an
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Expositor Want Ad. Dial
527-0240. .
Greg Compl?ell R.R.2
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THE HURON ;EXPOSITOR, SEPTIVIBER. 1978
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Call 347-2465 collect •
Sat.Sept. 9 Furni-
ture., antiques etc. •
the , village of
Brodliagen for Mrs. •
Frieda Mogk. •
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Sat. Sept. 16 Furn- ••
iture, Antiques 'etc.. •
Montreal St.a town of •
Mitchell for Mrs. •
Clara Wettlaufer. •
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farm machinery etc. •
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.west of Mitchell fOr :-
George Wright.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN-THE ESTATE OF
AMY SKINNER
All persons having.' claims
against the, Estate of Amy
Skinner , late of the Village of
Varna. in the County of
Buren, deceased who died
on the 20th day of J uly.,1978,
are hereby notified to send in
full particulars of their claims
to the undersigned on or
before the 21st day of
September, 1978, after which
date the, assets will be
distributed, having regard
only to Claims then received.
DATED at Seaforth, Ontario
this 23rd day of August.
1978.
-McConnell. Stew a rt. a nil
Devereaux.
Seaforth. Ontario.
Solicitors foethe Exetittort,
. 22-643.
Extent of Work:
4,105 lineal feet of Open
Drain. (3000 cu. yds.). ,
5,509 Lineal feet of Closed
Drain and four catch Basins.
Plans and profiles may be
seen at. the Clerk's office,
Dublin. Please state
approxiMate starting ,and
completion dates. A certified
cheque, for 10 per cent of bid
to accompany' Tender. The
lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted. Town-
ship 'to supply tile and catch
basins.
CHARLES FRIEND,AMCT
Fs.
Forms for Open and Closed
Woil on the:
'.Melady
21 Tenders Wanted
ToWnship of
22 'Legal Notices
The tender love and
regret,
Sept25th 1978 Wewho loved you will never
• liok forget.
Sadly missed by wife and
mother Mary, daughter and
sister Idella, son and brother
in law, Ed Regele, nieces
Shirley 0and Pearl, and
nephew Lloyd. . 25,-65x1
• on. Township Tender 19(f6 and Kenneth 'Thornton
Hibbert
t,.
24 Cards of Thanks 27 Births
always there,
1The, gates of memory will
• never close,
We miss you more than
anyone knows.
In the happy, bygone days.
It broke our hearth to lose
you Rick,
But you didn't go alone,
For part of us went with you,
The night God called you
wit.* *d Mrs. Bernard
Westerveld are pleased to
antipunce the engagement of
their youngest daughter
Wilma Jeanne to Bill
Koopman, Chatham. Wed-
ding. to take place at 7 p.m.
on Friday, October 6. 1978 in
London at the Hee
Reformed Church.
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wedding will take place
Personal
deep
Visiting with Mrs. Berry
on the weekend were Mr.and
Mrs. Gordon. Elliott of
London, Mr. and Mrs, D.e
Wayne Elliott and family of
Caledon East, Mr,, and Mrs.
toren Rodvold of Toronto.
Two area youths Ericka
Lyon, and Ron Taylor re-
ceived their .Bronze Medal-
lion in swimming this sum-
mer from the , Royal Life
Saving Society of Canada.
They both take lessons. at
Vanastra Pool.
Parents and children are
reminded that Sunday School
will begin this Sunday, SP
10th at Brucefield
Church with Service
.0.10 a.m..
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
McClure,all 1", Seaforth, are
:pleased to announce. the
forthcoming , marriage of
their daughter Debra Joyce
to Dennis Micheal Murray,'
son of Mt. and Mrs. Martin
'Murray, RR 1, 'Dublin. The
Each time we see your, prayer and Mrs. Mae
icture Rick. Habkirk and Miss Alice Reid p were in charge Mrs. Habkirk You seem to smile and say, gave a reading, "Fall” and Don't cry, I'm only sleeping read the Scripture 100th
and we'll meet again some , psalm followed by prayer day.
Too dearly loved- to be ever . Hymn, "Unto the Hills"
was sung Rev. Thomas A. forgotten from Mom and
brothers Kevin, Jim, Paul Duke and Mrs. Duke who
and Dann . .25-65-1 were introduced by Mrs. y.• Agar.
Tire Penny dollectron was -
received by Mrs.,2Jas Scott
and dedicatgd by Mrs. Agar.
Mrs. Habkirk and Miss Reid
volunteered to convene the
Fall Festiveal Bazaar in
November.
Miss Reid introduced the,
guest speaker Mrs. 'Jean
Burst who spoke on making
mower' arrangements, giving
several ups on different
kinds of flowers when
making up arrangements.
Mrs. Habkirk thanked
Mrs. Durst and presented
her with a gift.
Rev. Duke closed the
Meeting sA ith prayer.
• Lunch was served by the
tiabkiek-Reid groutt.
Septdinber 23rd, 1978 at 3 Be a RED CROSS .,ethek p, at Sf .James
Roman Catholic Church. Blood Donor 26-65-1.
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LEONHARDT: Jan cc and
Doug are happy to announce
the arrival of their daughter
thrista Dawn on August
23rd ,-1976 at Seafo .Com•
triunity Hospit Proud
grandparents ,a a ion and
Joyce ,-,McClure a d ervin
acrd IMO Leonhardt.
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-OVENS: to Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Ovens, Mitchell, at
Seaforth Community Hosp-
ital, August 29, a son.
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MUEGGE: Bob and .Joanne
are pleased' to. announce the
birth of their daughter
Shannon Marie on August
23,, 1978 in Cambridge. A
.sister for Adam and Michael.
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BARR: Claude and Bonnie
(nee Kennedy) are proud to
announce the arrival of a son,
Ryan Michael, a brother fOr
Scott and Paul on Aug. 23,
1978 at Victoria Hospital,
London. Proud grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Kennedy, Huron Park and
Mrs. Rita Barr, Pakenham,
Ont. Great grandparents are
Linda Kennedy, Blyth „and
Fred Fowler, Landesboro.
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Obituary
37 Missions. he was dis-
charged from the Air Force
in 1945 with the rank of
Flying Officer.- In 1945 he
married the former Joyce
Elgert of , Macdonald and
after they lived at Hensall,
Ontario for a year they
cane to Portage where
George worked as a building
contraCtor.
In 1956 he re-enlisted with
the Air Force and served as-
an. Air Traffic Controller until
hiS retirement as a Captain
'on st of ,1974.
Following his retirement
a reading. "There's Got to
Be a Glory".
The -theme of her worship
was working with Godl.
The scripture passages
were'read from the 'Bible
concerning work and Mrs.
Henderson read Mediiation
"Lessons for Life" for people
of any faith. -
Reverend Bob McMullen
closed the meeting with
prayer.
'Repair and Improvement.
1978
will be received by' the
undersigned until Noon,
Monday,
GEORGE DODDY]
A. SANGSTER
D.F.C.-C.P.
Peacefully at his home on.
Wednesday, Aegust 30th,
-,19'78, George Sangster; aged
55 year's; of 12 Roe Street in
Portage la Prairie, beloved
husband of Joyce Sangster.
Mr. Sangster was born'and
raised at Hensall,'Ontario.
After leaving school he
apprenticed carpentry. with
his, father and in 1942
enlisted with the R.C.A.F,
He served overseas as an air
gunner and was awarded the
D.F C after a tour of duty of
Fitness is fun.
Try some.
SCOTT: Larry and Brenda
happily announce the birth of
Sherri's baby, brother Terry ..
Jay on. August 29th,, weigh-
ing 7 lb. 13 oz.. at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London.
Terry is especially happy to
have as his grandparents
'Arnold and Minna Scott of
Seafprth and Hector and
Lena. Kingswell of Clinton.
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memory of Joseph' Thornton son, Anthony Keith in the
Sealed and Separate Tend- whp, passed away Sept. 106)2, Stratford General Hospital
who passed away August Aug. 30. 27-65x1
24th, 1942. - BURUMA: to Mr. and Mrs. Gone are the days we used to John Buruma, RR 4, Clinton,
share, on Sept. 1 in Seaforth
Drainage Works .But in our hearts you are Community Hospital, a son.
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. THORNTON: In loving announce the birth .of their,
25 In Memoriam PICKERING: David and
Rose Marie are happy to
GLANVILLE:. -Treasured
Memories of a beloved son
and brother Ricky Lee who
passed away 4 years Ago on
August 30th, 1974.
Since that sorrow fell,
The Shock that we received
that night,
No-one can ever feel,
Your end was very. tragic..
No time to say good-bye;
You were gone before we
knew it Rick
And only God knows why, •
We cant forget your smiling al
face,
Your happy carefree ways,
The smile that won so many me ....ts
friends, ., '111.
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Thomas Orville Guy
passed away Tuesday, Sept-
ember 5, 1978 at Seaforth
Community Hospital in his
80th year. Beloved husband
of Jane McGuire and dear
father of Muriel, Mrs.
William Wilcox of B.C. and
Alvin of Manitoba; also
survived by one brother-
Austin of Manitoba. Pre-
deceased by five bfothers
and two sisters. Friends may
call at the Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Home, 87 Goderich
St. West, Seaforth where
funeral service will be held
on Friday at 2:30 p.m..
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The Ladies Aid of First
Presbyterian Church met in
th e school room on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ann Agar President
home, opened the meeting 'with
the gift of life
UCW plan barbecue
in October
NOW;PULL — Harry. and Grant Snell of R.R..1,
Londesboro demonstrate their winning form
withitie"EtrbssaitTOW:during the Huron County
Plowing Matdh' on Saturday.
';he was manager ' of The
„Canada Farm •Labor Pool in
Portage until poor health .
forced him to retire in X977. •
. He was an avid 'sportsman
and especially enjoyed curl-
ing, golf and trap, Shooting.
He was a member of The
./toyal Canadian Legion
Branch No. 65,' Portage la
,Prairie.
Predeceased by .his
parents; one sister, Mrs:
'Victor Stan in 1977; two
brothers and one sister in
infancy; he 'is survivied by
his loving wife —Joyce; one
son and daiighter-in-law,
Daryl and Tina' Sangster of.
Winnipeg; three brothers,
• David, James and John
Sangster, all of Hensall,
Ontariq • -,two sisters, Mrs.
Leonard Noakes of Hensall
and Mrs.. Jack Peebles of
London, Ontario; also several
other relatives.
Funeral service was held
in the Chapel of The Om
Funeral Home on Friday,
September 1st at.,3:00 p.m.
Interment followed at Hill-
side Ceinetery.
I f friends so desire,
memorial donations may be
made to: The. Manitoba
Heart' Foundation, c/o The
Bank of Montreal, Portage la
Prairie..
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