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The Huron Expositor, 1981-12-09, Page 16TWO bedroom apartment. Asking S140.130. Available immediately. 527-1577. 15-35-1 BACHELOR apartment. fur- nished. heated. utilities in- cluded, nice area, parking.. References required. 527-0964. 15-35x1 3 bedroom house, kitchen. living room, full basement on Hwy. 8 in St. Columban. Apply to R.W.' Ryan. 345-2579. Price: $250.00 a month. 15.35-1 2 bedroom apartment. Frig and stove. North Main Street. 527-1715. 15-33x3 19, Notice SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Fast efficient service . Write or call Harvey Dale, Seaforth. Phone Clinton 482-3320 or Seaforth 527-0284. 19-34-tf PREGNANT and distressed? Married'or single. Free con- fidential support. Call collect Birthright 432.7197 or after 6 p.m. 527-0115 19-344 FUEL OIL FURNACE Repair and Cliaaing 24Hour Service PARATCHEK'S MAINTENANCE Dublin 345-2235 19-344 Bachert Meats Custom Killing Cutting, Wrapping, Freezing All meat Gov't Inspected on the farm 1 mile east of Walton 887-9328 041-11.4 Complete Custom Framing Needlepoint, crewel, photo, oil paintings, etc. Regular or non-glare glass Ready to hang. 48 hr. service HAROLD TYNDALL abates 482e7.404 19.35-1 adore/7 ir:,171:tipela4,4 Auction Sale IDITLEDGEMENNETT Gertrude posied , away in Uuronview, Clinton on Thursfley. November 26, 1981. Gertrude Rutledge- Bennett of Walton. in her 91st year. Dear mother of Ken- neth of Agincourt; Horace of London; Fred of Ottawa: Leslie of Mississauga. Step- mother of Marie (Mrs. Wil- liam Coutts) of Walton and Ross Bennett of Walton. Also survived by 18 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Predeceased by her first husband, Frederick Rutledge and by her second husband. G. Roy Bennett and by three sisters and three brothers. Resting at the Brussels Chapel of the M.L. Watts Funeral Home, Sunday eve- ning until Monday where funeral service was held at 2 p.m. Interment Brussels Cemetery. 28-35-1 SAVE STEPS! Shop the Want Ads first! Call 527-0240- i itr hivell Txpositor SCHOLL'S ABATTOIR and . Freezer • Meats CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING *PROCESSING Monday- Beef • Tuesday - Pork CALL 262.2041 ( After Hours 262-2732) NOTICE Grey Township Residents Please be advised that the Walton Dump will be closed on Boxing Day, Saturday, Dee. 26. 19-35-1 NOTICE Bankrupt stock of wicker, glassware, silk flowers, Christmas arrangements and potting materials, 50% dim:Out and higher. Located at the Rathwell Building, 77 Main St., Seaforth, Open 9 a.tn. toy p.m. Mon. to Sat. ALL MUST SOLD BY SATURDAY 19-35-1 TRITOWN BOOKKEEPING AND COMPUTER SERVICE Complete business ser- vice, sales, purchase and disbursement journals, accdunts receiveable, payable, payroll. finan- cial statements. Also time sharing and in- house terminals avail- able. Also farm and individual service. LAWRENCE BEANE 5211aron St. Clinton Phone 482-3524 19-34-tf Custom Slaughtering. Processing Kill Day Wednesday DASHWOOD 2 3 7 - 3 6 77 Madame Anna's Card and Palm Reading and Advisotwill advise you on all problems such as love, mon- tage, health, business. Phone for appointment 271.7392 19-34-5 20 Auction Sales Property Auction Of single storey modern house to be sold by public auction at 72 Nelson St.. in the town of Mitchell on: FRIDAY, DEC. 18,1981 AT 2:00 P.M. PROPERTY: This single storey brick and alumi- num sided home is fully insulated and carpeted throughout, with electric baseboard heat and a full unfinished basement. This 5 yr. old three bedroom home is located on a 70' a 115! lot and includes a chimney which could be used for a wood stove if desired. Also on the lot is a- 16' x 24' garage. This is an attractive, newly decor- ated-home and should be seen to appreciate it's value. TERMS ON PROPERTY 10% down day of sale. balance in 30 days. Being sold subject to reserve bid. For property inspection call Jim Maloney at 348-9771 evenings and 348.9646 days. PROPRIETORS Jim & Susan Maloney -.AUCTIONEER Douglas Jacob 393.6214 20-35-1 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • a • • • THE EON . R ORI OECEMOEE iSEI mas near I. Get needed cash by selling here 15 Property for Rent 19 N tice 19 Notice 20 Auction Sates 20 Auction Sales 22 Legal Notices 24 Card of Thanks 27 Births 28 Deaths r I bedroom 'apartment for rent, 5U7-1720. 15-344 IN Egmeadville, 2 bedroom ground' floor apartment. new- ly renovated. Available hp, mediately. 527-1587. 15-34-2' APARTMENT FOR RENT: 63 Side Street. 2 bedrooms, Phone Herman Lansink, 225-2179. 15.34-tf HEATED one "'bed room apartment, carpet through- out. Available immediately. Phone 527-0828. 15-34-2 URGENT-lease bound must sublet. Approximately 1100 sq. ft. of store space in a pleasant expanding village. Suitable for * number of small businesses. Rent includes heat. Phone 345,2420 or 345-2195. 15-35-1 My thank you to Dr. Malkus, Dr. Hussey, Dr. Quinlan. Also the nursing staff of Seaforth Community and 4th floor of Stratford General Hospitals for their kindness end care shown me while a patient there. Also thanks to my family and friends for the flowers, cards and get well messages I received. All was greatly appreciated. Anne Henderson 24.35-1 RETAIL ORDERS Sides of beef 1.55 a lb. 'Full processed Regular beef patties 10 lb. bag 1.39 a Pewit Hews Wed., Fri., a p.m - S p.m. Sal. I a.m. - 1 p.m. ielT1.1. ST. HE N SALL, ONT. 262:1.04 1 HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES SALES EVERY THURSDAY AT WO P.M. All classes offiveetock WE INVITE YOUR CONSIGNMENTS Greg Barger:eves 262-2619, Huseall Nig care4ms 237-3734, Dsalswood Victor Hargreaves 482.7511, Clinton Barry Miller 236.2717, Exeter and 2294205 Kirkton 19-34-tf Casey VanBakers Electrical and Plumbing RESIDENTIAL AND FARM R.R. 2 SEAFORTH Phone 527-1558 19-34-tf VEAL'S Abattelr :mid Meattlarket Hwy. 83 - 3% miles east of Exeter Try us for CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING Kill days - Tuesdays OUR SPECIALTY Home cured and smoked melts Processed exactly the way you like it. 19-34-tf Remember, it take but a moment to place an Ex- • positor Want Ad. Dial 527-0240. ••*•••••••*•••I•• • R.G. Gethke GENERAL AUCTIONEER Serving Perth and Huron Counties with many years of experi- ence. PO reliable service at reasonable rates. Cali 347.2465 Collect 20-34-tf • • • II * * • • • • • • GODERICH ESTATE AUCTION We are pleasedto offer by Public Auction for the Estate of Jean Smith: Furniture. Antiques. Appliances and numerous household items. to be held at the Rath well Building. 77 Main St., Seaforth on: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16,1981 AT 6:30 P.M. FEATURING:English China Pedestal Jardinere. mint condition; Royal Doulton water pitcher; Royal Poulton 8 pc. setting dinnerware: hanging oil lamp. glass; china: sterling silver pieces; Vittorian swan back sofa. solid rosewood: walnut tulip-shaped sewing box; walnut butler serving tray with stand; walnut what-not table: 5 pc. maple dinette suite; .4 pc. maple twin bedroom suite; living room suite; bowback chair; maple china cabinet; single beds; dressers; chest of drawers; upholstered chairs; early Canadian writing -desk; trunks; chrome kitchen suite; reclining chair; tables; lamps; pictures and frames; vanity and stool: violin and case; china hanging lamp with crystal prisms; Gone with the wind lamp. APPLIANCIES:Double door refrigerator; 30" electric range; 7 cubic foot deep freeze; 20" coloured portable television and stand; Electrolux vacuum cleaner; Coffield ironer. ALSO OFFERED FOR SALE: BANKRUPTCY: The remaining stock of an, area florist, including wicker. silk flowers. vases. Christmas decorations and potting materials. REPOSSESSED ITEMS: New 15 cubic foot Admiral refrigerator with ice-maker, white; new side-by-side 15 cubic foot Admiral refrigerator and matching electric range. almond. (Subject to withdrawal). 20-35.1 Jioctalei AUCTIONEERS, LIOU IbATORS. APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. SEAPORT • ONTARIO NOK 1 WO (5191'527-1458 THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA The Wingham Sales Arena NEW AND USED .FT1RNITURE - Dining room, bedroom satliving room suites, box and mattress, paintings, rockers, smaitabies, brass pieces, glass and chins, radios, etc. -- TOOLS - 40 pc. socket sets, special priced $8.49 each., 10 meter handy cord, reg. $29.00, special prices $10,95.. Also drill presses [16 speed], vises - PA", 4",.5", and 6", sledge hammers, wrench sets, punch and chisel sets, etc. - CLOTHING for men, ladles and children. Ski sults, 1-pc. snow suits; vests, shirts, work boots, robber boots, work paints. Kids underwear and more priced to clear. Assorted sizes of bine jeans and -cords, 57.95 each or ,3 pair. for $20.00. [no slot over 30]. BULK GOODS - Bulk cookies, candy, nuts, dried fruit and baking goods. GUNS New and used, archery equipment, anunsmi- don, hunting . knives. Special hockey sticks, $5.95 each. THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA 357-1730 ' 680 Josepidne Street, North End of Wingham OPEN MON. - SAT. 9 - 6 P.M. FRI N1TE TILL 9 Visa and Master Charge Accepted. Lots of Free Parking -49ar THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA Richard Lobb Auctioneer AUCTION CALENDAR Clinton 482.7898 20-30-tf 22 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the estate of Christopher Verne Dale All persons having claims against the Estate of Chris- topher Verne Dale late of the Town of Seaforth in the County of Huron, deceased who died on -the 27th day of October, 1981. are hereby notified to send in full particu lars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 17th day of December. 1981, after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then received. Dated at Seaforth this 23rd day of November, 1981. McCONNELL, STEWART & DEVEREAUX Sfrafardil Ontario Solicitors for the eiecators 22-33-3 I would like to thank Dr. Steele and nurses and my family and friends for flow- ers, treats and cards while I was in the Exeter hospital. It was appreciated. Thank you very much. Winn Riley 24-35-1 l wish to thank my relatives and many friends for cards ' and flowers brought and sent to me while a patient in Seaforth Hospital recently, also thanks to the many ,who visited me. I also wish to express my appreciation to Drs. Malkus, Brady. and Wong. and thanks to the nurses who gave me wonder. ful care. Marguerite Walden 24-35x1 Thanks to Dr. Underwood. nurses at Seaforth Hospital. to Fr. Caruana, Seaforth Ambulance and nursing staff at Stratford hospital. to Dr. Quinlan and Fr. J. L. O'Rourke and for cards, pray- ers and visits from friends and family. Much appre- ciated. Joseph Ryan 24-35x1 I would like to thank my family and friends for their visits, cards and gifts while I was a patient in Seaforth Hospital. A special thanks-to the Drs. and nurses for their kindness and care. Nelson McClure 24-35-x1 I would like to express my sincere appreciation and thanks to the friends and neighbours of the 17th and boundary for the lovely floral arrangement and macrame towel hanger with. acces- sories. With these gifts come fond memories that will al- ways remain with sne- -- Margery Ritchie 24-35 xl 2 7 Births JANMAAT - Luke and Bonnie (nee Dale) are proud to announce the birth of their son Robert Lucas. 8 lbs. 8 oz. on November 27, 1981 at St. Joseph's Hospital in London. A new brother for Laurie and Michael. 27.35-1 JESSOME-To Mr. and Mrs. Silby Jessome, Seaforth on December 1st a daughter, Tracy Ann in Seaforth Com- munity Hospital. 27-35x1 ROBINSON-Ey and Sandy, nee Hulley, are pleased to announce the birth of their first child, a girl, Rebecca Jo Danielle on Dec. 3. First grandchild for Bob and Marg Bulky. R.R.#1 Seaforth and thirteenth grandchild for Ted and VI Robinson, Bayfield. 27-35x1 VANDERSTERRE-With praise and thankfulness to God, we, Fred and Henrietta, joyfully announce the birth of our first child, a daughter, Rachel Agatha. Both at Sea- forth Community Hospital on Noveniber 23,1981, weighing 9 lbs. 10 or. Fourth grand- child for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stryker of Seaforth and fifth for Mrs. Pieter VanderSterre of the Netherlands. 27-35x1 GIL1IS-4Joho and Pat are pleased to annouce the wife arrival of a son. Craig John, athon, on Tharaday. Novem- ber 26, 1981 at St, Mary's Hospital. St. Marys. Proud grandparents are Mildred Spading of St. Marys and Mildred and Harry Gillis, RIM Brussels. Ont. 27-34x1 LITTLE-Neil and Ginny are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their baby daughter Sandra Louise on Dec. 2nd in Brantford General Hospital. 27-35x1 28 Deaths PURCELL Miss Mary Theresa passed away at Clinton Public Hosp- ital on Friday, November 27. 1981 in her 84th year. Mary Purcell was formerly from Seaforth and St. Columban area. She was the loved daughter of the late James Purcell and Sarah McLaugh- lin. Loved sister of Esther. (Mrs. Michael Barry) Dublin. Ont. and Margaret (Mrs. John Coyne) Staffa, Ont. Also survived by a number of nieces • and nephews. The deceased rested at Whitney- Ribey Funeral Home, Sea, forth. Christian burial will be held in St: Columban Ceme- tery in the spring time. Temporary entombment at Pioneer Mausoleum, Harp- urhey. Funeral mass was held 'November 30th at St. Colum- ban Church with Rev. Father Oostveen and assisted by Father Pluto of Clinton, Ont. 28-35.1 budget has only 1.2 per cent devoted to agriculture. He compared this to countries in Europe which devote 75 per The United Church Sunday School held their annual Christmas party on Friday evening for all the Sunday School students with an ex- cellent attendance. The eve- ning opened with Carol sing- ing followed by a film, "The Night The Animals Talked" with a discussion with the children. Games period divided the group into three smaller groups with Pam Scotchmer and Beth McGee leading the kindergarten section. Janis Bisback and Mary Ann Top leading the Junior section and Heather Forrest. Sharon Wurm and Pat Cook leading the senior section. Following a very enjoyable games period, all students returned to the Friendship Hall where Santa arrived with treats for all the children,/ The Junior Choir of the NOTICE Taciimpriwts AND OTHERS • his the "date of ,,,isogumuntalvea All persons having claims against the Estate of Isabella Drover,-late of the Village of Hensel}, in the County of Huron, housekeeper. de- ceased, whn died on the 29th day of January. 1981 are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 31st day of December, 1981. after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then received. Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this 3rd day of December, 1981. McCONNELL, STEWART & DEVEREAUX Box 220, Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the Administrator 22-35-3 24 Card of Thanks We wish to thank the Seaforth Merchants for their thought- ful gift of a family bible for our 50th wedding anniver- sary. Also thanks to Mrs. Frank Phillips for her kind: ness. Nellie and Alynn Dale 24.35x1 We wish ' to express our heartfelt thanks to our rela- tives, friends and neighbours for their many acts of kind- ness, messages of sympathy, floral tributes and charitable donations during our recent bereavement. Special thanks to Huronview, Rev, C. Swan, M.L. Watts Funeral Home. and ttre Walton U.C.W. The family of the late Gertrude Rutledge Bennett 24-35-1 My sincere thanks to my family for making the occa- sion of my birthday Nov. 27th 1981 such a memorable day. For the dinner, party gifts. flowers and good wishes. For many greeting cards from : friends who remembered. It was all deeply appreciated. Violet I. Elgie 24-35x1 We the family of the late Mary Theresa Purcell wish to express thanks to our rela- tives, friends and neighbours for their floral tributes, char- itable donations and other acts of kindness during our recent bereavement. Special thanks to Dr. Baker, Clinton; Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, Father Oostveen ant), Father Pluto of Clinton. Also a special thank you to the St. Columban C.W.L. ladies. 24-35.1 The family of the late Mrs. Myrtle Kercher would like to express their gratitude for the many acts of kindness and sympathy extended to them during their recent bereave- ment. Sincere thanks to the Michael P O'Connor Funeral Home and ambulance service for their care-and concern. Special thanks to Rev. Stan McDonald for his comforting words at the funeral service on Monday and at-the burial on Tuesday and to the Chisel- burst Ladies of the Hensall United Church for the lovely lunch. Thanks, to „Dr. Gans and to the nurses at South Huron Hospital who were so kind to •mother during her very brief stay. To the neigh- bours of Doris and Ross who brought food,, to our homes. Thanks also, to those who paid their respects at the funeral home. Ross. Margaret & Jim Jordan, Doris, Spencer, Judy Ruth & Bill Jeffery 24-35x1 21 T6nderManted Tender for removal of Barn [Lumber and Steel Only] LOCATION: Part of Lot 10. Concession 2, Huron Road Survey, Township of Tuekersmith. County of Huron (corner of Cen- tre Street and East Front Street. Eamon dvilla All tenders will be re- ceived by the undersign- ed until 5:00 p.tb. De- cember 23. 1981. All tenders must be sealed and clearly marked on the face-of the envelope with thg , word "TENDER". CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LIMITED 74 Ontario Street Box 310,' Clinton, Ontario NOM 1L0 21-35-2 Every week more and more people discover what mighty jobs arc accom- phshed by low cost Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. • • • • • • • • • • - • • • • • • • • • • • • • 25 In Memoriam JOHNS-1n loving memory of our dear dad, Fred Johns who passed away one year ago today, December 9, 1980: One year ago we had to part, With a dad we loved with all our hearts, He slipped away without good-bye. But memories of you will never die We miss you dad and always will. You left a place no one can fill, There are other dads in the world we know But you were ours and we loved you so. As long as we live we will always be glad, That out of this world you were our dad, Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by Marg. Doris. Ken and families. 25-35x1 cent of their budgets to agriculture. He noted Euro- pean farmgate prices are double these of Canadian , farmers. The former MPP expressed dismay about economic re- searchers from the University of Guelph. He said they have the capacity to fight for farmers. but a recent study giving farmer's weekly salar- ies, was biased and outdated. Reciting figures, Mr. Gaunt said' the study showed the very bottom figure of 5174.90 , per week. Telling the federation, that now is the time to. be effective, he suggested they talk to "key" government people. Mr. Gaunt said the finance minister and the industry, trade and com- merce minister have powerful influence in federal and pro- vincial governments. In the business portion of ' the meeting, Huron OFA president- Gerry Fortune said United Church enjoyed a Pitta Party as guests of Rev. McDonald, at the manse on Thursday afternoon following their practice. The Junior Choir will lead in the ministry of music at the January third service and will assist the Senior Choir at the Christmas Family Service on Sunday. December 27th. The Chiselhurst Congre- gation met on Monday eve- ning, in Henson thumb and compcleted their butiness On thettlisbursements of funds prior to their official closing and amalgamation with the Hensall United Church. They also decided to hold a Congre. Rational Pot Luck Supper and Fellowship evening in the Hensall Church on Ttietday. December 29th at 6:45 p.m. at which time they will also hear the annual reports. Farmers must organize, Gaunt BY STEPHANIE LEVESQUE The 1980s and 1990s are the decades of the market place, former MPP Murray Gaunt of Wingham told the Huron County Federation of Agriculture. Speaking at the December meeting in Blyth Mr. Gaunt said farmers have to orga- nize, especially in the pro- duction of red meat. Mr. Gaunt was a member of the OFA's emergency task force and he talked about some of his impressions he received from sitting on it. He said the 1960s and 70s were geared to production and improving efficiency. Farmers have been too busy producing while others are reaping the benefits. He referred to an 1878 federal policy, which stressed the importance of industry. Mr. Gaunt said nothing in production touches the amount of production time Canadian farmers put in. Mr. Gaunt said farmers are representative of Huron not supported by those who -C:g u with the directors on Dec. rity-Council will be meet- should be supporting them. He indicated the 1981 Ontario 17 to discuss council s sup- port of the M1 transmission line from Bruce Nuclear Pow- er Development through Huron County to London. < Herisall Sunday Schaal held annual Xmas party