The Huron Expositor, 1995-06-28, Page 1212 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Jun, 21, 1995
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28. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
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COTTAGE RESORT, near
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$245,000. Sand beach. Trailer
park. Seven acres. Yearly income
$89,000 net, guaranteed, or I will
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30. EMPLOYMENT WANTED
HONEST, mature lady willing to do
housekeeping/babysitting in your
home. Preferably mornings, in
town. Phone Heather 527-1622.
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YOUNG MAN looking for summer
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31. SERVICE DIRECTORY,
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GUITAR LESSONS. Children 10
and over. Adults as well. In
Seaforth. Contact Kim at Heartfelt
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REGULAR HOUSEKEEPING, will
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your car. Most days still available.
Please call 527-1633. 31-23x4
FAX SERVICE
Have your important documents
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office, 100 Main St., Seaforth. 1st
page - 81/2 x 11 $4.00, additional
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phone 527-0240. 31-01xtf
REPAIR AND REFINISHING of
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handstripping, also custom made
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ALUMINUM AND CUSTOM WELD-
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machinery repairs and fabricating.
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136. ANNOUNCEMENTS
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AD AND NEWS DEADLINE
The deadline for news copy, clas-
sified and display advertising for
The Huron Expositor, Seaforth is
Monday at 1 p.m. Phone 527-
0240. 36-01-tfnxe
NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO SELL
REAL PROPERTY
TAKE NOTICE that the Council
of the Corporation of the Town
of Seaforth intends to pass a
by-law in accordance with
section 193 of the Municipal
Act authorizing the sale of a
parcel of land no longer
required by the Corporation.
The Council of the Corporation
of the Town of Seaforth will
consider the enabling by-law at
their regular July meeting
which will be held in the
Council Chambers Tuesday
July 11, 1995 at 7:30 p.m.
The property is located on the
west side of Jarvis Street
directly north of the railway
tracksand south of Huron
Street. The iegal description is
Plan 22R-3082 Part 2.
ANY PERSON may attend the
Council and/or make written or
verbal presentations either in
support of or in opposition to
the sale of the property.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
relating to the sale of the
property is available for
inspection during regular office
hours at the Municipal Office in
Seaforth.
DATED AT
THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH
THIS 28TH DAY OF JUNE 1995
James Crocker,
Clerk,
72 Main Street South,
PO Box 610,
Seaforth, Ontario,
NOK 1W0
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' 5,000 ' 41.66
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38. AUCTION SALE
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RICHARD LOBB
AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON 482-7898
We are accepting
good items for our
next auction.
138. AUCTION SALE
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BUSINESS RETIREMENT
AUCTION SALE
of canoes, kayaks, trailers,
shop equipment, moulds,
accessories, and
miscellaneous for
FACTORY OUTLET
8 miles north of Hanover.
DIRECTIONS: go 8 miles north
of Hanover on Bruce County
Road 10 to Bentinck Twp. Rd.
12-13, go east one concession
on
Saturday, July 8th,
1995 at 10:30 a.m.
CANOES: approx. 40 new
fiberglass and poly 12', 14', 15',
and 16' paddle and square -
back canoes, all lightweight,
excellent colour selection.
KAYAKS: 9 kayaks including
Whitewater play boats, Sea
Touring boats, Tandem touring.
ACCESSORIES: large
inventory of paddles including
ash, cherry, maple, racing;
selection of kayak paddles;
approx. 50 life vests; canoe
yokes; seats; bones; foam
block sets; ropes.
CANOE MOULDS: 2 - 12', 2 -
14', 2 - 16' professionally made
canoe moulds, all paddle style;
8' dingy mould.
FISHING BOAT: New
Sportcraft 14' fiberglass fishing
boat (runabout).
NEW TRAILERS: Miska 8' x
20' tandem axle flat deck
construction trailer, electric
brakes; Miska 8' x 12' bobcat
tandem axle trailer with ramps,
electric brakes; 3 Miska cargo
trailers including two 4' x 8',
one 61 x 12', all with racks,
poles, canopy tops; 2 Hyland 5'
x 8' utility trailers, 18' side
racks, one with ramp; Miska
61/2' x 8' ATV trailer with side
ramps; Under -Tow aluminum
2200 Ib. capacity 19' boat
trailer, new; two 16 -place
canoe hauler trailers, used,
excellent; used 6' x 8' utility
trailer with 4' rack.
ANTIQUE BOAT: 1955 Grew
cedar lap -streak 17' runabout,
with trailer.
SHOE EQUIPMENT: Campbell
Hausfietd 60 gal. 5 hp upright
air compressor; Solar 2150C
110 amp wirefeed mig welder;
Delta 10' radial arm saw;
Trademaster 10' table saw;
Makita 12' thickness planer;
Delta 6' jointer; router and
table; Durex 1/2' bench model
drill press; Delta belt and disc
sander; Rockwell 9' table saw;
Delta 15' scroll saw; 28' wood
turning lathe; Power Fist power
hack saw; 2 -ton shop crane;
Jepson 12' metal chop saw; 4'
and 6' bench grinders;
excellent variety of air tools
• including: sanders, saws,
staplers, nibblers, impact
wrenches, drills, 4 spray guns;
selection of electric hand tools
including: sawsall, hand planer,
sabre saws, sanders, drills,
angle grinders; Freud 4' Biscuit
Joiner, never used; 4 new 10'
-bide tip circular saw blades;
. '• for jacks; 6 axle stands; qty.
of furniture and C -clamps; 5 -
ton and 1 -ton chain falls;
s icket sets; wrenches; wood
bits; Webster portable air
compressor; 1 -ton truck tool
and ladder rack; 20' aluminum
extension ladder; two 6'
aluminum step ladders; 6 fire
extinguishers.
FABRICATING SUPPLIES:
11/4", 11/2', 2', 21', '/e' gauge
square tubing; 2' x 3' tubing;
1' to 2' angle iron; trailer jacks;
lights; wiring sets; trailer balls;
vinyl upholstery supplies;
fiberglass cloth and mat; 5 gal.
resin; 3 gal. gel coat.
STAINED GLASS SUPPLIES:
2 Wiz grinders; approx. 300 sq.
ft. coloured glass; approx. 30
new reproduction lamp bases;
beads; jewels; copper foil tape;
Tamp parts.
LAWN & GARDEN: Yard Pro
12 hp 38' riding mower with
trailer hitches; Sno-Trac 8/26
electric start snowblower; 20'
gas push mower; gas weed
eater.
MISCELLANEOUS: Panasonic
fax machine, 6 mos. old; Air -
Tec 11 h.p. 8 m.p.h. tread mill;
Vermont Castings Defiant black
airtight stove; Targe slate chalk
boards; gas barbecue; and
many good unlisted items.
REMARKS: The Stephensons
are retiring from this business
to concentrate on other
interests. Don't miss this
buyer's opportunity. All items
are either new or In excellent
condition. Lunch available.
Sale order: 10:30 tools, 12:00
canoes, accessories. Selling In
two rings.
TERMS: Cash, approved
cheque, Visa, MasterCard.
Proprietor: Bob Stephenson
(519) 363-0269.
SYDENHAM
AUCTION SERVICES
Jim Snider,
Auctioneer,
Certified Appraiser
519-371-9940 or
519-376-8317
38. AUCTION SALE
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Auction Reminder
Tonight Wed. eve. June 28
at 5 p.ni.
Dispersing household effects,
hand and power tools, building
materials and supplies, a
complete set of cherry finish
kitchen cabinets, dozens of pine
and oak cupboard doors,
quantity of hardware and good
trim, Marine equipment, a Ig.
offering of household effects,
appliances, china and
kitchenware, 1987 Chev S-10
Pickup, 1971 XR Cougar
convertible, 1978Lincoln MkV
loaded riding mower. See last
weeks paper for full listing. Two
auctioneers. Proprietors Jim and
Gus Gregus Construction and 2
local estates.
Auctioneer Bob Heywood Home
235-0874, Bus. 235-4469
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43. BIRTHS
BAKER
Nicole and Brittany welcome with
open arms Chantel Elizabeth, born
June 13, 1995, weighing 7 lbs., 19 -
long. Proud parents are Russ and
Bonnie. Proud grandparents are
Gary and Sandy Baker and Janet
Rutherford. Great grandparents are
Earl and Ruby Baker and Blanche
Ruching all of Stratford. A special
thanks goes to the nurses and Dr
Woldnik for their excellent care.
43-26-1
CARNOCHAN-HONDERICH
Surprise! On June 8th, Elijah
Carnochan Honderich arrived a
healthy 8 lbs. 8 oz. baby boy. Pam
and Jamie were most pleased with
his early arrival and would like to
thank everyone for making the trip
to Huntsville to welcome him. An
extra special thank you goes out to
Grandma Doris for looking after all
of us. 43-26x1
38. AUCTION SALE
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1 LARGE AUCTION
f Of Appliances; Antiques; Collectibles; Tools; and Household Effects at the
f Jacob Auction Centre 185 Herbert St. in Mitchell, ON.
THURSDAY, JUNE 29 AT 4 P.M.
1 INCLUDING: Large American ornate oak dining room suite with trestle
1 table, six heavily -carved high -back chairs and buffet hutch (excellent);
1 Maytag washer (1 1/2 yrs. old);•Hotpoint portable dishwasher; Viscount
refrigerator; 24 -inch gas stove; Sanyo microwave; Electrohome color TV
with remote; Westinghouse air conditioner; Vilas maple dinette suite; enter-
] tainment unit; two fancy 40's bedroom suites; chests of drawers; wing -back
chair; leather -top coffee and end tables; pine reproduction dry sink; four
Krug arm chairs; executive double pedestal desk and credenza (like new);
e chesterfield suites; nine -pane hanging cupboard; old chest of drawers; oak
rocker; parlour tables; wicker chairs; seven -piece chamber set; eight coal oil
jlamps; Gone With The Wind lamp; cruet set; Royal Doulton pitcher; stained
glass window; bridge lamps; quilts; fancy work; large offering of tools; gas
j barbeque, S.P. gas mower; good offering of old collectibles and much more.
1 MARGARET CARTER, of Seaforth, and a Stratford Estate - Proprietors.
1 DOUG JACOB, 271-7894 - AUCTIONEER.
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j42. DEATHS
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DOYLE, Ellen (Nell) of Peter
Street, Dublin passed away at
Stratford General Hospital on
Thursday, June 22, 1995 in her
79th year. Beloved sister of Frank
Doyle of Toronto. Special Aunt to
Rose Doyle of Chatham, Mary
Ellen Williamson of Thorndale,
Jack Doyle of Toronto and Martin
Smith of Detroit. Also remembered
by several great nieces and
nephews. Predeceased by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Doyle, sisters Mary Smith and
Sister Theodore Doyle and
brothers Michael and Ted Doyle.
The family received friends at the
Whitney-Riboy Funeral Home, 87
Goderich Street, Soaforth. The
funeral Mass was said at St.
Columban Roman Catholic Church
on Saturday, June 24, 1995 with
the burial in St. Columban
Cemetery. The pallbearers wore
Mike Smith, Tim Smith, Kevin
Smith, Mike Williamson, Randy
Nichol and Steve Niello. 52-26-1
FORBES, Ken. At Carnbridge
Memorial Hospital on Friday, Juno
23, 1995, age 70, of Cambridge
after a lengthy illness of the heart.
Kenneth William Howard Forbes
was born on the 14th lino of
McKillop Township near Seaforth
and was the only son of the lato
Leila Smith and Adin Forbes. He
owned and operated Forbes Mobilo
Truck Wash for the last 34 years.
Survived by his loving wife Gladys
(neo Hopper) married in 1955.
Fathor of Kevin Forbes and•wifo
Susan of Cambridge, Laurie
Sweeney and husband Jerry of
Breslau, and 3 grandchildren,
Ashley, Jessie and Tara. In
addition to his parents Ken was
predeceased by a sister Verna in
1968 and Leona in 1993. Also
survived by sisters Thelma
Coombs and husband Kon of
Seaforth, Gladys Thuoll and Avis
Noasad both of London, Phyllis
Coombs and husband Wes of
Soaforth, Marlene Robinson and
husband Sonny of Collingwood
and Lynda Forbos of Kitchener.
Cremation has taken place. There
will bo no visitation. A memorial
service was hold at tho Ratz
Bechtel (Chapel), 621 King W.,
Kitchener on Monday, Juno 2G at
2:30 p.m. Donations to University
Hospital, London, Ont. or the
Cambridge Memorial Hospital
would bo appreciated as
expressions of sympathy. 42-26-1
42. DEATHS
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PRYCE, Oliver T. of Seaforth
passed away at his home on
Wednesday, June 21, 1995. He
was 76. Loving husband of Thelma
(Townsend) for 23 years. Also
survived by 5 daughters; Annette
and her husband Art Bartel of
Guelph; Madelon and her husband
Ken Maloney of Seaforth; Ivy and
her husband John Hruden of
Goderich; Bonnie and her husband
Rick Finch of Clinton; Lorraine and
her husband Don Taylor of Varna,
12 grandchildren and 12 great
grandchildren. Also survived by
twin sister Olive Papple of
Seaforth, and many nieces and
nephews. Predeceased by a sister,
Elva Bolger and parents Thomas
and Teresa Pryco. A private
funeral service was conducted by
Rev. Cheryl -Ann Stadelbauer-
Sampa in the Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Home on Friday, June 23,
1995. Pallbearers were Jim
Papple, Dennis Carruthers, Ron
Janmaat, Mike Binnondyk, Robb
Finch and Tony Lane. Flower
bearers were Jennifer and Nicole
Binnendyk, Tasia Fisher, Lisa
Finch, Kim and Robyn Taylor.
Interment in Clinton Cemetery. 42-
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43. BIRTHS
JAMES -PARENT
Cassandra and Dale are happy to
announce the arrival of Joseph
Howard James Donald Parent on
May 19, 1995 at Ottawa General.
A wee brother for Meddle and a
cousin for Olivia. A grandson for
Anne and Howard James and a
great grandson for Betty and
Norman MacLean all of
Egmondville. 43-26-1
REDHEAD
Janet and Clint welcome with love
their son, Liam Carl, bom June
8th, 1995 at North Bay General
Hospital, weighing 8 lbs. 14 oz. A
long awaited playmate for big
sister, Mackenzie. Proud
grandparents are Lloyd and Gladys
Haney, Seaforth, Carl and Lenore
Redhead, Richmond Hill and great -
granny Philbert, Scarborough. 43-
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TOPOR-SMITH
Joe and Brenda are pleased to
announce the safe arrival of their
daughter Braidyn Marya. She was
born on June 22, 1905 at 2:27 a.m.
and weighed 6 lbs. 4 oz. Little
Braidyn will bo lovingly protected
by four proud big brothers Joey,
Johnny, Justin and Jeremy. Proud
grandparents aro Brian and
Dorothy Barry of Soaforth and
Marya Turner of Soaforth. Proud
great grandparents aro Ken and
Donelda Barry of Seaforth and
Grandpa Ivanchich of Hungary.
Smiling down upon little Braidyn is
Pa, John Turnor. 43-26x1
47. CARDS OF THANKS
NOGGARTH
Tho family of tho lato Lloyd C.
Hoggarth wish to extend their.
sincere thanks to the many friends
and neighbors for their expressions
of sympathy, flowers and other
tokens of remembrance during
their recent bereavement. Also,
special thanks to Rev Bruce Cook,
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Homo, the
staff at Soaforth Community
Hospital and Seaforth Manor for all
their kindness. 47-26x1
(47. CARDS OF THANKS )
ALTMAN
To all my family, relatives and
friends many thanks for your visits,
flowers, cards, gifts and good
wishes on my 80th birthday at the
Seaforth Legion. Thanks to Marg
Garrett for the lovely birthday cake
and to the Legion Ladies for the
delicious lunch served to the
guests. A day to remember.
- Rose Altman 47-26-1
FINLAYSON
I would like to thank my family and
friends for their concern for mo this
past week. For the beautiful
flowers and cards received and
inquiries. Special thanks to Dr.
Rodney, Dr. M Woldnik and Dr.
Van Walraven and the nurses and
staff of Seaforth Community
Hospital - Sincerely, Mary
Finlayson 47-26x1
HULLEY
Bob and Margaret Hulley would
liko to take this opportunity to say
-Thank You" to everybody involved
in our moving to 77 Coleman St.,
Seaforth. To our old neighbors who
in the past were there when we
needed thein the most and to our
new neighbors who have
welcomed us so warmly. To the
girls at T.D. and Prov. of Ont Bank
for that last mile. To all our family
who have always been there for
us. Thank you and please
everybody come and visit us. 47-
26x1
MILLER-HENDERSON
We would like to thank everyone
who attended our Buck and Doe.
All the help from our wedding party
and families was greatly
appreciated A special thanks to
Rob and Cheryl for all their
organizing and hard work. Thanks
again. - Larry and Lori 47-26x1
TOPOR-SMITH
We would like to thank Dr. Woldnik
for his excellent care and for
leaving his bed to bung Braidyn
into this world. A special thank you
to an extraordinary nurse, Cheryl
Cook, who surpassed even my
farthest expectations. Your
compassion and coaching and
your unlimited patience will never
be forgotten. Another special thank
you to Mrs. Hallahan whose sense
of humor got me through the rough
spots. Most of all we would like to
thank Daddy (Joe) who never
ceases to amaze me. Your
tenderness, patience and gentle
coaxing were my guidance through
the hard times. I cannot put into
words how much that means to
me. Our children aro truly blessed.
We love you. - Brenda and Braidvn
SCOTT
I wish to thank my friends and
family for their visits, phone calls
and cards while I was a patient in
Seaforth Hospital. Thanks to Dr.
Rodney and staff for their care and
kindness. - Robert M. Scott
THANK YOU
ANNOUNCEMENT
We want to express our
heartfelt Thank You to all
the wonderful people who
contributed tp an evening
which never will be
forgotten by us. Surprise
followed by Surprise -
cards, letters, flowers,
baking, THE LIMO and the
gathering at the Legion Hall
of old friends and co-
workers. The lovely meal in
such good surroundings
and company and then
guests arriving in such
numbers that one felt
overwhelmed by so much
kindness, appreciation and
love. Everyone was so open
and gracious. Our hearts go
out to you all. And, then,
the Special Events emceed
by Bill Thibert with able
help from Gwen Devereaux
and Dr. Ken Rodney. It -all
looked so easy but you all
must have spent many
hours in planning and
executing the events (like
bring the first and the last
delivered baby together) to
make sure everything
flowed smoothly. Hilda
Payne, with her memories,
the Mayor Irwin Johnston
with his kind words and the
gift of appreciation - the
picture of our Post Office
beautifully done and
framed. Marlen Vincent
representing the Hospital
Board and on its and the
Clinic's behalf, presenting
the beautiful engraved
"shock proof" wristwatch.
Gwen remembering that a
wife is part of the team and
handing over the generous
collection from the Clinic
staff.
if we forgot to mention
anything special, it is
because our heads are still
in the clouds.
Some of you came a long
way to take part, as did our
children. We hope you all
enjoyed the evening as
much as we did. Thank you
all again and God Bless.
Ed and Ruth Malkus
A