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Call 1- 800-561-5808. 34-16xbc RID YOUR BODY of harmful effects of day pollution. Buy and read 'Clear Body Clear Mind' by L. Ron Hubbard (522). CaII 1-800-561-5808. 34-16xbc 36. ANNOUNCEMENTS ♦ 1 AD AND NEWS DEADLINE The deadline for news copy, classified and display advertising for The Huron Expositor, Seaforth is Monday at 1 p.m. Phone 527-0240. 36-01-tfnxe 38. AUCTION SALE 1 l 38. AUCTION. SALE • ESTATE AUCT Of Antiques; Appliances; Household Effects at th Auction Centre 185 Her Mitchell on ION Car; & e Jacob bent St. In Thur. Apr. 21 at 5:00 p.m. INCLUDING: Flat -to -wall cup• board; two drawer peg top harvest table; round oak centre pedestal table; press back chairs; slant top desk; dressers; Regulator pendu- lum clock; washstands; Maytag washer and dryer (like new); two frost -free fridges; electric stoves; washer; dryer; dehumidifier; color T.V.'s; chesterfield suites; sofa bed; chests of drawers; trunks; coal oil lamps; crocks; partial chamber set; china cabinet; hall table; Duncan Phyte table; col- lectible dishes Including depres- sion crystal Noritake, R.S. Germany etc.; set of Old English Sampler china; set of 1847 Rogers Brossilverware; copper boilers; Coke picnic cooler; bed- ding; quilts; numerous collectibles; ten boxes of hanging lamp parts; Forney electric welder; Keller power hacksaw; Case trail type lawn rake; small trailer; Turf -Till 5 h p. rear tine tiller; Mastercraft 5 h.ptiller; ladders; J.D. 68 electric start riding lawnmower (new motor); gas mowers; Trademaster 10 inch band saw; large assort- ment of hand and garden tools. GUN rifle; shot SC Do k r r 1 0 f 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 S: Cooey Winchester 600 22 . f 0 HERBARTH CAR: 1989 1 dge Spirit four door with 51000 / m. Sold certified and subject to /, serve. / ROP.: Estate of the Late Earl r Squire and Edwin Scherbarth. r AUCTIONEER: r Doug Jacob 6 271-7894 -. 1 Champion 12 gauge single P LARGE AUCTION SALE Antiques, furniture, appliances, riding lawn mower, garden tiller, wood lathe;. some tools, etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton for Wynn Harris and the Estate of Helen E. Young of Goderich and Estate of Lillian Nicholson. Saturday, April 23 at 9 a.m. Six piece spooled bedroom suite, large dining table, six chairs and antique side board, antique lady and gent's chairs, combination drop front desk, chest of draw- ers and bookcase, painting by Berenger Benger 1904, W. E. Welding, Brantford, 5 gal. finger painted crock, 2 carnival glass pieces, 2 drop front antique desks, bridge lamp, octagonal pedestal dining table with 3 leaves, 4 matching chairs, antique hall mirror, Walnut oval dining table with leaves and 4 matching chairs, small hutch, 2-3 drawer chests, 2 cedar chests, antique oval dining table, wicker rocker, 4 handmade quilts, large carpet, hand hooked rug, 3 piece bedroom suite with double box spring and mattress, 2 single box springs and mattresses, French Provincial coffee and end tables, 2 chesterfields with pull out beds, 4 chester- 1ields,•hall-tree, 2 wooden -floor tamps antique cupboard, H .tpoint almond fridge, $Aayiag;wastter and 'drpect1Pcl>a eelers, ice Vittlier, 6olour TV's, green side by side fridge freezer, 30 inch electric stove, portable clothes washer, 8 place setting Rogers silverware, large silver tray, tea pots, etc., several pieces, crystal decanter, salt and pepper shaker collection, com flower, pink depresslon, bedding, linens, Canadiana articulating riding lawn mower with rebuilt engine, Homelite weed eater, Honda garden tiller, 3 cross cut saws, 3 wooden planes, 2 wood lathes, log scale, hand and garden tools, etc. plus items too numerous to mention. TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper 1.0. Auctioneer: Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clearing Farm Auction Friday April 22 at %1 a.m, Estate of the late Bill Ford (Lot 9, Conc. 3, Usborne Twp. (1 1/4 miles south of Exeter on Hwy. 4 then east 1 1/4 miles). Watch for signs. PROPRIETOR: ESTATE OF WILLIAM H. FORD. PROPERTY:Being offered at 1 p.m. subject to a moderate reserve bid. Comprised of a 60 acre parcel of land known as Lot 9, Conc. 3 Usborne Twp., on which Is located a flame 1 1/2 storey home, bpm and shed (57 acres tillable). Terms: 10% down, balance in 30 days. Contact the auctioneer for full particulars. TRACTORS .Ford 5000 with cab, Ford 4610 with Farmhand loader (920 his.), Allis D-15 with loader, Allis "B", Ford Ferguson tractor. TRUCKS: 1991 GMC pickup truck with topper 34,600 kms., selling certified (like new), 1968 Int. truck with hoist. (Tractors and trucks sell at 1:15 p.m.). See April 12 edition of W/O Farmer for a full fisting of tillage, planting, haying equip. plus hand and power tools, welder, 10' radial arm saw, and useful and collectible items. Lunch booth. Not responsible for ac- cidents or deletions. Auctioneer: Bob Heywood 235-0874 HENSALL ESTATE AUCTION Saturday April 23 at 10 a.m. at Hensall Arena PROPRIETOR: Estate of Mrs. Sarah Dick PROPERTY: A splendid residential property known as 187 King St. Ilensall (Pt. Lot 20), comprised more or less of 167' Ir. x 264' depth on which is located an excellent 3 bedroom brick bungalow with full base- ment, 1990 Dura Loc tile roof Installed in 1990; 2 and 4 pc. bathrooms; cedar -lined walk-in closet, lg. open kitchen and dining arca, main Poor laundry. TERMS: Selling on location at 10 a.m. sharp - subject to a moderate reserve, 10% down - balance in 30 days. Contact the auc- tioneer for information and viewing. ANTIOUES & COLLECTIBLES: Flat to the wall cupboard; beautiful pressed skirt ext. dining table; oak secretary desk with side bookcase; 7 pc. Waterfall-sty:e bedroom suite, 2 treadle sewing machines• 6 match- ing Ontario chairs; rocker; old spoon carved dresser; drop leaf table; wicker fernery; 2 hump back trunks; cedar box; parlour fable; wash- stand with towel bars; pressback chair; wooden chairs; copperboiler; crocks; jugs and bottles; lg. Iron kettle; Ingraham mantle clock; cuckoo clock; several good quilts and frames; American -Flyer train with key - wind engine and several cars; old incubator table; 6 pc. commode toilet set "Nancy"; Ironstone; china, crystal, glass; chest of 8 place settings Wm. Rodgers silverware; old tin toy and two tin Delaval advertising cows; etc. "Hockey Player - discs and marbles" HOUSEHOLD & MISC: Frost -free fridge; 30" elec. range; auto washer and dryer; colour T.V. 2 midsize Woods chest freezers; dehumidifier; lamps, beds, chesterfield and chair; 2 lg. arm chairs, coffee table; ar- moire -cupboard; chest of drawers; Hoover upright vacuum JC Higgins 22 rifle; . rtchenware; dishes; card table; patio chairs ,--- ESTATE CAR: 1985 LTD Crown Victoria with 111,000 kms, (being sntd as Is at 1 p.m.) Int. Cub Cadet 12 hp lawn tractor with snowblower at- tachment; 5 hp MTD rototiller; alum. ext. and step ladders; hand and garden tools. AUCTIONEER: BOB HEYWOOD (519) 235-0874 Lunch Booth • Owner and auctioneer not responsible for accidents or deletions 38. AUCTION SALE AUCTION BALE for Ryan Landscaping at Garden Centre M Winthrop on Bat. May 7, 1994. Everything goes. For mom information phone 345-2494. Ask for Tom. 38-13-4 RICHARD LQBB AUCTION CALENDAR CLINTON 482-789.8 SATURDAY,, APRIL 23 AT 9 Am - At Richard Lobb's Auction Building. Clinton for Wynn Harris. the Estate of Helen E. Young, Estate of Lillian Nicholson. SATURDAY, APRIL 30 AT 9 AM • At Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton for Tabltha Bogie of Godcrlch• Erne McCall plus additions. 9ATVRDAY, MAY 7 AT 9 AM . Largo offering of antiques at Richard Lobb's Auction Building. ESTATE AUCTION Of Trucks; Loader; Travel Trailer; Tools & Misc. Items to be held 6 Miles South of Dublin in the Village of Cromarty on Fri. Apr. 22 at 10:00 a.m. TRUCKS & LOADER: 1979 Int. Transtar II highway tractor with Silver 92 Detroit diesel and 13 speed; 27 ft. tri -axle log trailer (train unit); 33 ft tandem float with eye hitch; (above 3 units were certified in past year); 30 ft. tri -axle log trail- er (train unit); 26 ft. steel dump trailer; 40 ft. truck van for storage (no axles); 28 ft tandem trailer for scrap or grain; one man bucket setup with hydraulic pump on frame; several trailers; log bunks; steel wrecker deck; Targe home- made 4WD articulating loader with 534 gas engine for logs or scrap yard use. MISC.: John Bean M-628 pneu- matic -electric tire changer; Emerson metal cutting band saw; Hobart T-295 electric welder; 5 h.p. shop compressor; floor model drill press; pedestal grinder; anvil; air tools; power and hand tools; 1 ton chain fall; old car and truck parts; motors Including 534, 440, 318, 383, 351 and 671 Jimmy with transmission; truck frames; truck axles; 40 ft double deck car carri- er; large quantity of truck tires and rims; fuel tanks: truck hoists; numerous hydraulic cylinders; stand suitable for oiling cars; new truck brake drums and shoes; approx. 100 hayloader wheels; quantity of plate, angle, pipe, and square tubing; autocar frame; and much more. TRAVEL TRAILER: 1977 citation 29 ft. wRRii;uiiipetliifcl%"5o18>}ti: lett to reserve. For Information phone Jim or Gail at 519-659-1176. Trucks & Trailers Sell at approx. 1:30 Lunch Booth. Estate and auc- tioneers not responsible for acci- dents or deletions. TERMS: Cash or cheque with 1D. PROP.: Estate of the Late Ted Harburn. AUCTIONEER: Doug Jacob 271-7894 39. EDUCATIONAL 1 LEARN AUCTIONEERING at the Southwestern School of Auctioneering. Next Class: July 16-22. Information contact: Southwestem Ontario School of Auctioneering, R.R. 4h5, Woodstock, Ontario N4S 7V9. (619) 637-2116. 39- 16xbc J 43. BIRTHS 1 O'ROURKE Kevin and Jan are thrilled to announce the arrival of Adrienne Elizabeth on April 9, 1994 at Seaforth Community Hospital. Proud grandparents are Keith and Leona McCarthy and Elizabeth O'Rourke. Special guardian angels Grandpa O'Rourke and Uncle Mike would be proud. Thanks to Doctors Woldnik and Percival and the nursing staff at SCH for such wonderful care. 43-16xloo 46. IN MEMORIAM ♦ r DOLMAGE: In loving memory of a dear son and brother, Donald Alexander, who passed away April 27, 1977. Today is remembered and quietly kept, No words are needed, we will never forget, Deep In our hearts you will always stay, Loved and remembered every day. Lovingly remembered by Mom, Dad, brothers, sisters and their families. 48- 18x1 47. CARDS OF THANKS I ANDERSON We would like to express our thanks to all those friends and relatives who son* cards and flowers In remembrance of our brother Joe. Your kindness will always be remembered by Art and John Anderson and Families. 47-16x1 111, ANSTlt'T. - VAN LOON Ws would like to thank everyone for making our Buck and Doe such a su000ss. Special thanks to our wedding party, family and Mends for all they old to prepare for The evening. It was greatly appreciated. Thanks again. - Ray Anstett and Terri Van Loon 47- 18xloo te.tival got underway April 7 at Main Street United Church with judging of the instrumental program. Here are sane of the local results:Piano ado, Crede 1: 1. Lee Ann Johns; Plano polo, Grade l: 1. Danielle Anstett, Clinton; 2. Mandy Murray; 3. Beth Turford. Plano polo, Grade 1: 1. Laurel Burton; 2. Clare Murray. First overall in Grade 1 piano solo Laurel Bunco. Plano sight reeding, Grade 1:1. Ashley Bennewies; 2. Amy Bennewies; 3. Mare Murray. Piano duet, Grades 1 and 2: 1. Joseph McC relght and Erin Kelly; 2. Teresa Lannin and Amy Besr►ewier 3. Andres Pol and Lisa Meiners. Plano solo, Grade 2:1. Rebecca Kaedk, 3. Cul Binning. Plano solo, Grade 2: 1. Jon -Erik Lappano; 2. Marilla Murray; 3. Erin Kelly. First overall in Grade 2 piano solo: Rebecca Kosdk. Piano sight reading, Grade 2:1. Teresa Lanvin; 2. Heather Bode; 3. Rebecca Kosdkc. Pam trio, Grade 1 and 2: 1. April Innes, Emily Murray and MarlW Murray; 2. Mandy Murray, Clare Murray and Laurel Burton; 3. Rebecca Kasdk, Krysta Nesbitt and Valerie Carew. Piano solo, Grade 9 open: McKenna Lavin, RR 2 Clinton. Piano solo, Grade 10 level and up: 1. Sarah Herold. Piano sight reading, Grade 10 and over, open: 1. Sarah Herold. Piano duet, open: 1. Rumiko Marui and Lillian Lee; 2. Adam Huygen and Jeff Otten; 3. Sarah Herold and Robyn Barker. Piano trio open: 1. Arny Dietz, Lillian Lee and Rumiko MaruL Piano solo, Grade 3: 1. Sarah Murray; 3. Ginger McComb, RR 3 Mitchell and Natalie Kerslake, Exeter, tied. .Piano sight reading, Grade 3: 1. Amanda Carew; 2. Sarah Murray; 3. Holly Mashers and Grace Kelly, tied. Piano duet, Grades 3-4-5: 1. Lindsey and Rodney McComb; 2. Lesley Huygen and Sharon Meinen; 3. Anna Janzen and Ginger McComb. Piano solo, Grade 4: 3. Kristy Brandon, Stratford. Piano sight reading: 1. Karen Passmore, Centralia Plano trio, Grades 3-4-5: 1. Emily Walt, Amanda Carew and Jonathan Carew; 2. Holly Mashers, Alison Burton and Sara Burton; 3. Rodney McComb, Lindsey McComb and Ginger McComb. Piano solo, Grade 5: 1. Emily Walt; 2. Lindsey McComb; 3. Deni Kelly. Piano sight reading, Grade 5: 1. Evan Dietz; 2. Dent Kelly. 4e tied. ?r_! y and Piano sight reading, Grade & 3. Amy Bode. Piano duet, Grades 6.7-8:1. Paul Eckert and Cheryl Koecik; 2. Harry Ng and THE HUR Local students excel at Mitchell music festival The annual Mitchell Jaycees' Musk Harvey Ng; 3. Jenny Cotten and Tanis Meinen. Plus solo, Grade 7: 1. Laura Schou,; 2. Julianne Crowley; 3. Jenny Otten. Pias trio, Grades 6-7-8: 1. Lyndsey Burtenshaw,Kristy lCashman and d Lorraine Blackwell,: Harry Ng, Harvey Ng and Cheryl Kosdk and Laura Scholl, Leanne Davidson and Paul Eckert, tiod. Plano sight reading, Grade 8:1. Cheryl Kosdk; 2. Dana Wooden, RR 2 Staffs; 3. Harvey Ng. Girls' vocal solo, Grade 1: 1. Sarah Christie, RR 2 Staffs. Girls' vocal solo, Grade 1: 1. Kelsey Bennewies. First overall for girls' solo, Grade 1: Kelsey Bennewies. First overall for boy? solo, Grade 1: Nicholas Reimers. Brat overall for boys' solo, Grade 2: Bill Kummer. Girls' vocal solo, Grade 2 2. Tammy Eisler, RR 2 Dublin. Girls vocal solo, Grade 2: 3. Robin Lusk, RR 2 Staffs. First overall for girls' solo, Grade 2: Sarah -Lynn Stratia. First overall for boys' solo, Grade 3: Kiel Bromley. Girls' vocal solo, Grade 3: 3. Kendra Bennewies. Girls' vocal solo, Grade 3: 2. Angela Van Den Hoven. First overall for Grade 3 girls' solo: Alison Diegel. Girls' vocal solo, Grade 5: 1. Teresa Lannin, RR 2 Dublin. Girls vocal solo, Grade 5: 2. Jennifer Bontalne; 3. Vicki Elliott. First overall for Grade 5 girls' solo: Teresa Lannln. Girls' vocal solo, Grade 6: 2. Angie Maloney; 3. Tanya Altman, Seaforth. First overall for girls' solo, Grade 6: Franny Davis. Vocal Duet, Grade & 1. Tenna Larsen and Kelly -Ann Ward; 2. Tovah Reed and Susan Nater; 3. Marsha Denys and Melissa Van BakeL Vocal duet, Grade 6: 1. John Wakkom and Justin Skinner; 2. Lyndsey Burtenshaw and Laura Snell; 3. Jennifer Gaudet and Kim McKenzie. First overall for Grade 6 vocal duet: John Wakkom and Justin Skinner. First overall for Grade 7 girls' solo: Kim Wolfe. First overall for Grade 8 girls' solo: Meg Campbell. Vocal duet, Grade 8: Cheryl Kosdk and Meg Campbell; 2. Tammi Costello and Christine Dalrymple; 3. Jennifer Coffer and Jennifer Osten and Melissa Faber and Leanne Davidson, tied. Junior vocal duet, Grades 9-10: 1. Dana Worden and Jennifer Elliott; 2. Valerie Otten and Tania Meinen and Jackie McCaughey and Tracy Otten, tied. Senior vocal duet, Grades .11, 12 and OAC: 1. Lynn Dejong and Lisa De)ong; 2. Erika Groes and Jaclyn Fowler; 3. Tanya Cheney and William Meinen. Open musical theatre: 1. Don Sills, Seaforth. 47. CARDS OF THANKS • CAMPBELL I would like to thank the ladies 'Socialite' broomball team for their beautiful wedding gift. I would also like to thank the ladies in my neighborhood for the shower held in my honour and all the lovely shower gifts I received. - Theresa 47-16x1 CAMPBELL - DE CORTE We would like to thank our wedding party, their spouses and our families for all their help in making our buck and doe a huge success. Thanks to those who attended or sent their best wishes. - Theresa and Mike 47-16x1 CARTER The family of the late Tom Carter would like to thank their many friends and family members who have been so supportive during the years of his illness and passing. A friendly smile, a casual touch, These are the things that mean so much. To know you are with us in our time of sorrow, Sharing our prayers, today and tomorrow, God gives us comfort In the form of good friends, May His peaoe be with you, His love never ends. - Margaret Carter and Family 47-16x1 DRISCOLL The family of the late Ross Drtsooll wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all our relatives, friends and neighbors for the floral arrangements, donations to the charity of your choice, kind words of sympathy, cards and the food brought to our homes. Thanks to Drs. Underwood, Haines and Rodney, the staff at Seaforth Hospital and the Seaforth Ambulance. To Ross Ribey, we thank you for everything. Also thanks to Rev. Bruce look for his words of comfort at the service, to pallbearers, flower bearers and the Winthrop UCW for the lovely lunch. A special thanks to the Hillside Nursing Home. Your excellent oare and kindness shown lo Dad will ahvays be remembered. - The Driscoll Family 47-16x1 RALLOWB The family of the late Ethel Sallow, would like to express our sincere thanks to all oer neighbors, Mends and relatives for words of comfort, flowers and sympathy cards given In memory. Your concern and kindness will always be remembered. - The Sallows Family 47-16x1 wermwrinat AidideSiNGIMMAZ ON EXPOSITOR, April 20, 19114-13 Town, hockey school to share profits, loss A motion was pasted at the March meeting of the Seaforth and District Community Centres Management Committee to con- tinue with the operation of the Dave McElwain CCM Hockey School at the Seaforth arena. An amendment has been made to the original agreement stating now that both'the profits and the losses of the hockey school be shared equally by Dave McElwain, Graham Nesbitt and the Seaforth add District Com- munity Centres Board. Last year; the Arena Board had agreed to share in the profits of the hockey school but not in the losses. Arena manager Graham Nesbitt noted that because of the uncertainty of the Arena Board's position regarding operating the school under their name in 1994, the school has been advertised as The Dave McElwain CCM Hockey School with no mention of the Seaforth and District Community Centres, according to the March minutes of the Arena Board. Council pay under $300 for March The March meeting attendance report was distributed at the April 12 Seaforth Council meeting. The report is released monthly by Coun- cil. Mayor Hazel Hildebrand attended two committees, regular Council, special Council and a fire area board meeting fora total of $265. Reeve Witham Bennett attended a Transportation and Environment meeting, regular Council and a special Council meeting for a total of$150. Deputy -Reeve Garry Osborn attended a Transportation and Envi- ronment Meeting and a special Council meeting for a total of $75. One meeting was attended but not charged for. Coun. John Ball attended a Parks and Recreation meetingand special Council for a total of 75. Coun. Marjorie Claus attended regular Council, a C.H.U.M.S. (Central Huron Mobility Service) meeting, Finance and General Gov- ernment, B.I.A. meeting and special Council meeting for a total of $240. Coun. Brian Ferguson regular Council,' Matteand eral Government Committee, special Council and an Arena Board meeting for a total of $195. Coun. Michael Hak attended a Finance and General Government meeting, regular Council, special Council and LACAC meeting for a total of $195. HAUL AWAY SAVINGS n� DEERE JOHN DEERE AMT 600 • HYDRAULIC DUMP • ELECTRIC START • DIFF. LOCK • EXCELLENT CONDITION $4250. FINANCING AVAILABLE CALL: 5 MILES NORTH OF MITCHELL County Rd. 11 - Bornholm } Community Calendar � 7w225/ WED., APRIL 20 TUES., APRIL 26 1:30-4:00 p,m. • Senior Shuffleboard 8:30.9.30 am. - Fttness Is Fun at the Arena at the Arena 7:00.8:00 p.m. - Dog Obedience begins at 8:00 • 9:00 p.m. - Karate at the Arena the Arena 7:00- :Highsc Water Colour aPefnttnget WEDhoot.-, APRIL 27 the7:00.8:00 p.m. - Step Training at the Arena 1:30. 4:00 p.m. -Senior Shuffleboard at the 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. - Fitness is Fun at the Arena. Arena 8:00.9:00 p.m. - Karate at the Arena. THURS., APRIL 21 7:00 - �ep.m. - Water Colour Painting at 8:30 - 9:30 a.m. - Fitness is Fun at the 7:00.8:00 p.m. - Step Training at the Mena Arm NAON. , ' APRIL 25 8:00 9:00 p.m. Fitness Is Fun at the Arena 7:30.10:30 p.m. - Bingo at Arena Hall opens at 8:30 p.m. If you're organizing a non-profit event of interest to other Seaforth area residents, phone the recreation office 527-0882 or the Expositor at 527-0240, or mail the infor- mation to Community Calendar, The Huron Expositor, Box 88, Seaforth, Ontario, NOK MO well in advance of the scheduled data. Free listing includes date, time, name of event and loca- tion only. Space for the Community Calendar is donated by r. e Huron Expositor.