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38. AUCTION SALE
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AUCTION SALE
65 New Persian Rugs; tent trailer; riding mower; appliances; furniture; tools
etc to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton tor Persian Carpet
Co. plus several consignors.
Saturday, June 4 at 10 am
65 NEW RUGS: Persian rugs; Chinese rugs; Indo Chinese rugs, various sizes
Targe to small, good variety of colours, shapes and sizes, some will be offered
subject to a reasonable reserve bid. Note rugs will be offered at 1 p.m.
RIDING MOWER, TOOLS, ETC.: Snapper 8 HP riding mower; Hilti DX 600N
fastener gun; skill saws; electric drills; hand and garden tools; bench seat and
sliding rear window fits 1992 Dodge pick up truck, push Lawn mower.
TENT TRAILER: 1987 Fibco fiberglass tent trailer sleeps 2 plus add a room
(like new). Cost $3300.00 new. Tow with a small car, propane stove, heater
and lantern, 2 down filled sleeping bags.
APPLIANCES, FURNITURE, ETC: Fridge; White Westinghouse 30 inch
stove (new one); 24 inch stove; 2 chest freezers; 3 portable colour TV's;
modern chrfsterfield-and chair; 2 chesterfields; Duncan Phyfe &op leaf dining
table and 4 chairs; small china cabinet; 3 piece bedroom suite; 2 beds and
mattress; Franklin stove; modern dresser with mirror; wicker fern stand; golf
clubs; slag glass swag lamp; pop carbinating machine; hexagon end table;
card tables; 2 oil lamps; floor Tamp; exercise bike; component hi-fi; army cot;
lantern; dishes and glassware includes antique pieces; step ladders; plus our
usual large offering of items too numerous to mention.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D.
AUCTIONEER
RICHARD LOBB
482-7898 CLINTON
39. EDUCATIONAL
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46. IN MEMORIAM
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'43. BIRTHS
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JEFFERY
Bill and Pamela of Toronto welcome
with love their second son Samuel
Postian Jeffery, bom May 13, 1994 at
Scarborough Grace Hospital weighing 9
lbs. 1 oz. Wonderful things do happen
on Friday the 13th. A brother for William
'Stephen'. Proud grandparents are
Spencer and Doris Jeffery, Staffa; and
Ronald and Sue Postian, London. Great
grandfather Is Bill Minett, Oshawa.
Lovingly remembered and sorely missed
at this special time is Nancy Postian.
43-21x1
KERSEY-HEARD
Bill, Linda and big brother Patrick
Welcome with love Laura Suzanne bom
Friday, May 20, 1994 at K -W Hospital,
Kitchener weighing 8 lbs. 13 oz. Proud
grandparents are Juen Heard, Seaforth
and Patrick and Joan Kersey, Halifax,
Nova Scotia. 43-22-1
HIGENELL
Mark and Estella are delighted to
announce the safe arrival of their
daughter, Brianne Renee on Thursday,
May 19, 1994, weighing 7 lbs. 2Y2 oz.
Proud grandparents are Stuart and
Joyce Wilson of Brucefield and Charles
and Wanda Higenell of Mitchell area.
Spoiling privileges also go to Great
Grandmother, Beulah MacKay of
Seaforth. Special thanks to Dr. Woldnik,
Dianne, Lynn, Esther, Helen and all the
nursing staff at Seaforth Community
Hospital for their wonderful care during
our stay. 43-22x1
HOGGART
Todd and Darlene are thrilled to
announce the safe arrival of their
daughter Shelby Rachel Laura bom
May 3, 1994, at 7:36 p.m. weighing 8
lbs. 2 oz. A little sister for Kurtis. Proud
grandparents are Rachel Denys of
Egmondville and Gordon and Laura
Hoggart, R.R. 211, Londesboro. Great
grandparents are Wesley and Greta
Hoggart, Clinton and Richard and Lillian
Dicks, R.R. a1, Seaforth. 43-22xlcc
'46. IN MEMORIAM
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REID: In loving memory of Lori (Hugili)
Reid, May 31, 1985.
Though her smiles are gone forever,
And her hands we cannot touch,
We shall never lose sweet memories,
Of the one we loved so much.
Lovingly remembered and missed by
Mom, sisters, brother and their families.
46-22x1
SIMPSON: In loving memory of a dear
daughter, Deborah Ann who passed
away suddenly In a car accident, June
4, 1978.
Wishing today as I was wishing before,
God could have spared you many
years more,
With silent thoughts and deep regret,
Loving memories 1 will never forget,
I miss her love and cheery ways,
With her I spent my happiest days.
In memory I see her the same,
As long as I live I'll cherish her name.
Sadly missed, lovingly remembered by
Mom. 46-22-1
RYAN: In loving memory of a dear
husband, father and grandfather, Joe
Ryan who passed away June 2, 1989.
As time unfolds another year,
Memories keep you ever near,
Silent thoughts of time together.
Hold memories that will last forever.
Always remembered by wife Rita end
families. 46-22xlcc
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NICHOLSON: Cassie (July 22, 1899 -
June 1, 1993).
There is a bridge of memories,
From here to heaven above,
That keeps you close beside us,
It's called The Bridge of Love'.
Nothing can ever take away,
The love our hearts hold dear.
Fond memories are with us every day,
Remembrance keeps you near.
Too dearly loved to ever be forgotten.
Your Family. 46-22x1
47. CARDS OF THANKS
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MERNER
I would like to thank everyone for the
flowers, cards, gifts, visits and phone
calls, during my hospital stay and while
at home. A special thanks to the
doctors, nurses and ambulance drivers
at Seaforth, Stratford and Victoria
Hospitals. Their speedy response was
greatly appreciated. I would also like to
thank my friends and family for their
support in my time of need. Thank you
kindly. - Michael John (Pigeon)
47-22xlcc
BACHERT
I would like to thank my McKillop
neighbors for the community shower
held for me at Winthrop on Thursday
evening, May 26. Your presence,
thoughtfut wishes and kind gifts are very
much appreciated. A special thank you
to those who organized the shower and
provided and served the refreshments.
Many thanks. - Wendy Bachert 47-22x1
BIG BIKE RIDE
Thank you to the 'Seaforth Heart
Throbs' Big Bike team for their
commendable efforts in making the first
annual Big Bike Ride for Stroke a huge
success, and to those who gave so
generously through pledges. Seaforth
raised $3,126.00 for stroke research.
Way to go team!. - Val Poisson, Team
Captain. 47-22x1
CRAIG
My sincere thanks to Drs. Raczycki,
Hay, and Turton, and the nurses for
their care and concern last week, and a
special thanks to my family for their love
and support. - Margaret Craig 47-22x1
ECKERT
Once again I have to thank Dr. Malkus,
Father Cassano, Father Hardy and the
nurses of Seaforth Hospital for their
excellent care, my family and the
homemakers since coming home.
- Mary Eckert 47-22-1
MCCLURE
I would like to thank our friends, family
and neighbors who attended my
community shower at Cavan United
Church. All the gifts are great and will
come in very handy for Brian and I.
Special thanks for the entertainment, it
was priceless and to Gayle and Susan
for taking care of all the details. it's
great to know we are going to be living
in such a wonderful community. Thank
you. - Connie 47-22x1
47. CARDS OF THANKS
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EISLER
We would like to thank our friends and
neighbors for joining with us In
celebrating our 45th Wedding
Anniversary. Also to all those who sent
cards, gifts and flowers. it was all
greatly appreciated. Special thanks to
our son and daughter and their families.
To Bill Flanagan for getting us to the
reception on dme, the old fashioned
way (horse and buggy), and to Ken
Canino and Velma Miller for their
contribution in making this a memorable
evening. - Jack and Doreen Eisler
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MILLER
Words cannot express our appreciation
and gratitude during our late winter
ordeal. My family and I would like to say
'Thank You' to the Russell/Miller
families, our neighbors, and our friends
for the many acts of kindness, from
delicious food, rides to the hospital and
also a place to stay overnight when
stormstayed. The many prayers, phone
calls, visits, flowers, cards, letters and
other acts of support will not be
forgotten. Etemal gratitude to Dr.
Vanwalraven, Dr. McIver and the ICU
support staff for the tremendous care
and compassion given at such a difficult
time. Also, many thanks to the 4th floor
support staff and finally the CCRU staff.
The opportunity to have rehabilitation
enabled me to learn how to walk again
for which I am thankful daily. The care
and caring of Dr. Lappano throughout
this time will always be remembered as
will the wonderful care received at the
Ritz Lutheran Villa. Finalty, my love and
appreciation to my family, Frank,
Marilyn, Dan, Christina, Carol, Paul and
Angela for ahvays being there for me
during this long session. Thank you to
everyone for my tomorrows.
- Marlon E. Miller 47.22x1co
GINOERICH
We would like to thank the Seaforth
Boys Midget Hockey Team and their
parents for the� nd ir support through the
year and for the gifts. They were much
atppeia make .a Isatin
memory of en exciting hooker/ son.
- Roy, Unda, Andrea 47-22x1
HARRIS
Thank you to family and Mends for gifts,
flowers, and visits while I was a patient
in Seaforth and Stratford Hospitals.
Special thanks to Dr. Woldnik, Dr.
Rodney and ambulance crew and
especially to Dr. Percival and the
nurses. - Betty Harris 47-22x1c
MCPHERSON
Bernie and Hugh would like to extend
our sincere thanks to family, relatives,
friends and neighbors for helping us
celebrate our 40th Wedding
Anniversary. Special thanks to our
children for putting on such a wonderful
party. Thanks for the many cards, gifts
and flowers. Thanks also to Rev. Bruce
Cook for renewing our marriage vows. It
was a very touching experience.
Everything was appreciated and will
always be remembered. 47-22-1
RACHO
The family of the late Jim Racho wish to
express our heartfelt thanks to relatives,
friends and neighbors for their many
acts of kindness and sympathy floral
tributes, donations, cards and food
brought to the house. Your support and
kindness has helped us through this
difficult time in the loss of our much
loved Jim. We also thank Dr. Rodney,
the nurses and staff for the wonderful
care you gave Jim. Thanks to the
Seaforth Legion Branch 156 for the
service, the Legion Ladies Auxiliary for
the wonderful lunch, Alan Rush for the
service, to Ross Ribey and staff of the
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home for their
kind support and assistance. Your
thoughtfulness will always be
remembered. - Gloria, Jim Jr., and the
Racho Family 47-22x1
REGELE/WETTLAUFER
We would like to thank all of our friends
and family who helped to make our
Buck and Doe such a memorable
evening. Thanks also to all those who
purchased tickets but were unable to
attend. Our wedding party deserves
great praise for their effort, with special
thanks to Chris, Carol and Jane for their
superb organizational skills. Your
friendship and support is greatly
appreciated. Thanks again.
- Cheryl and Paul 47-22x1
SCHROEDER
Sincere thanks to friends, neighbors
and customers who sent flowers, letters,
cards, food and donations in
remembrance of a dear father and
grandfather J.C. (Mac) MacArthur,
Grimsby. A special thank you to all our
staff who covered for us while we were
away. Your kindness and support will
always be remembered. - Gail, Doug,
Steve and Brad Schroeder 47.22x1
VON EUW
I would like to say a special thank you
to Dr. Rodney, the nurses and staff of
Seaforth Community Hospital for their
excellent care. - Sincerley, Hans Von
Euw 47-22x1
O'REILLY
Many thanks to all my family, friends
and neighbors who have been so kind
and thoughtful in so many ways since
my accident. The delicious hot meals,
baking, phone calls, cards and visits all
helped make my recovery easier and 1
gratefully appreciated all your help.
- Margaret O'Reilly 47-22xlcc
ST. JAMES
CWL
SPRING
FLING '94
WINNERS
$100.00
Audrey O'Rourke
Seaforth
$50.00
W. Penngs
Zurich
525.00
Jessica Cunesmith
Waterloo
-Buck & Doe
for
JEFF McGAVIN
and
SHANNON RICE
SATURDAY, JUNE 11
8 p.m. - 1 a.m.
For more information
Phone 887-6365
or
527-2394
fusee &Atte Vit% Dad
FRANK SILLS IS 75
Sunday June 12, 2 to 4
Seaforth Legion
psi
BUCK & DOE
FOR
BRIAN COOMBS
and
MARY ELLEN VANAAKEN
Age of Majority Only!
FRIDAY, JUNE 10
8:00 P.M.
For Information Call
482-1536
OR 527-2656
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Happy 7 5t Birthday
GrandPa
June 5
RALPH McN1CHOL
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& fly Doe
'Susan & Joe 1
Dearing Hand
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Prime D.J. Lunch Provided g
Age of Majority Spm - 1 am
For Tickets Call 345-2390
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for
Kelli Schroeder
`& -Dative-Consitt
SATURDAY, JUNE 11
$5.00/person. Lunch provided
9 PM to 1 AM - Age of Ma}ority
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL:
VICKI BERT DIANNE
2364660 523.9863 263.5016
With Love From The Family
Everyone Welcome
& Best Wishes Only
SEAFORTH
AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY
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DENNIS TODD
Tiverton, Ont.
Every Wednesday Night
LINE DANCING
Beginning June 9
SPOILED ROTTEN
WOMEN'S NIGHT
Every Thursday Night all Summer long!
Watch next week's paper for details.
Friday
DEMOLITION DERBY
PARTY!
Come on out after the "demo"
and "whoop" it up!
No Charged Saturday
DAMN STRAIGHT
The Nest "Free" Band you'll see!
NR
OADSaturday
LULU'S ROADHOUSE
BAND
RALPH McNICHOL
JUNE 4th
Love From Your Family
SEAFORTH
LEGION
Branch 156
The Service Officer will
be at Branch 156
Seaforth on June 2, 1994
at 9 a.m.
Veterans and widows
wishing an interview
please phone Cleave
Coombs for an appoint-
ment.
527-1155
50th Wedding
Anniverinry
RALPII Cf ANNE McMCUOL
(Saturday. June 4th
OPEN I-1OU8E
2 - 4 p.m.
&forth Ag. Building
Your PreF,ence i8 Our Gift
E•CCUNTR
Come and fly to Neverland and be happy as a child again!
June 14 - July 2
ETElik
...the musical
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY MAX REIMER
Music by Mark Charlap Lyrics by Carolyn Leigh
Additional Music by Jule Styne Additional Lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green
A musical production of the play by Sir James M. Barrie
Sponsored by
Big V Drug Stores
(519) 238-6000
Seaforth Minor Sports Council
DOUBLE'S NITE
B•I•N•G•O
MONDAY, JUNE 20, 7:30 P.M.
Seaforth Arena
DOORS OPEN AT 5:30P.M.
All Game
PRIZES
Will Be
DOUBLED
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Proceeds to Seaforth Minor Sports
Licence # M048252
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