HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-05-15, Page 16(35. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
In the Estate of
MARGARET AGNES BENNETT
An persons having cfakns against
the estate or Margaret Agnes
Bennett, late of tho Town of
Seaforth, in the County of Huron,
who died on or about the 14th day
of March, 1998 are hereby
notified to send in lull particulars
of their claims to the undersigned
on or before the 10th day o1 June,
1998, atter which date the assets
• will be distributed having regard
only to claims then received.
DATED at Seaforth, Ontario this
8th day of May, 1998.
McCONNELL, STEWART &
DEVEREAUX
Barristers and Solicitors
77 MNn Street,
Seaforth, Ontario, NOK 1W0
Solicitors for the Executors.
(36. ANNOUNCEMENTS
You are cordially invited
to. attend the
ANNUAL
MEETING
of the
Children's Aid Society
of Huron County
011
Wednesday, May 29, 1996
at the
Maitland Golf & Country Club
North -Harbour Road,
(;oderich, Ontario
Business Meeting: 7:00 pm
GUEST SPEAKER:
Ms,. Lynn Eakin
of Lynn Eakin & Associates
will discuss the potential
merger between Huron
and Bruce Children's •
Aid Societies.
A social tone will'hillow
38. AUCTION SALE
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Abs Available AaNas
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Personal Loans
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38. AUCTION SALE
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DOUG JACOB
AUCTIONS
519-271-7894
SAT., MAY 18 et 11:00 A.M.:
Clearing auction of tractors;
implements and misc. held
1 i4 miles north of Rostock
and 3/ miles west for
Cameron and Isabel Gravl.
MON., MAY 20 at 9:00 A.M.:
Estate auction of Pequegnet
clock collection; antiques &
collectibles, 3 miles east of
Uniondale and a 44 mile north.
for the Estate of the Late Jim
Kittmer.
THURS., MAY 23 at 4:00
P.M.: Estate auction of
antiques; appliances and
household effects at the
Jacob Auction Centre in
Mitchell for the Estate of
Edith McDougall and the
Estate of the Late James
Burt. '
TUES., MAY 28 at 7:00 P.M.:
Property auction of 38 acre
farm with buildings known as
Pt. Lot 31, Conc. 1. of South
Easthope Township, located
2 miles east of Stratford on
Highway 8 for the Estate of
the Late Erna Mohr.
lTHURS., MAY 30 at 4:00
kP.M.: Large auction of sports
cards to be held at the Jacob
Auction Centre in Mitchell for
�I[/�' Verne Robson.
AUCTION SALE
to hr•_ held : is hard Lobb's Auction, building in Clinton for
Beth LanslifIlftf Auburn plus additions
Wednesday, May 22 at 5 p.m.
Apt. sire freezer. dehumidifier. Admiral clothes dryer: humid•
ifier; dining !Attic with table. H chairs. buffed and china cabi-
net (nice a cl: 2 chesterfield .upholstered chairs. 2 double
beds withrx1 madness,!: 2 vanity dressers: chests of draw-
er: trunk. flat -lo -wall cupboard bot'tonr: wicker cradle:
antique child's sleigh. child's rocker. antique, blanket box: r»1
lamp: cheese box:. buggy lantern. sad, crop and handle: coal
scuttle, copper .boiler. wheel chair. old fixtures: cow hell:
scrub board. coffk and end tables. 2 recliner chairs: plus
(Aller furniture, cement mixer. pg saw: small drill press and
drill cross rut law: !nal tack. grinder. cord motor on stand.•
(ler Inc sander. clecfro- lad's for le.- 12 place wetting of
dishes', pots and. pacts. glassware plus many more items too
numerous to mention
TERMS - Cash or c h(que with proper l U •
Auctioneer Richard Lobb
519-482-7898 Clinton
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Hensall Livestock Sales Ltd.
Kippen Ontario
Located 1/2 mile east of Kippen on County Road 1112 .
Receiving Fat Hogs - Tues. and Wed. 7 a.m. - Noon
Sows and Boars - Weighed upon arrival. Tues., a.m.
only
Local and western stockers arriving daily
Shipping fat cattle, cows and veal Tuesday and
Saturday
For Information call ,
Office 519-263-5370
Barry Miller 519-235-2717
Truck 519-661-8956
Jeff Wareing 519-263-2941
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AUCTION SALE
of Farm Machinery, Antiques, Household Effects & Miscellaneous will be
held for Mery & Marlyn Smith Lot 15. Concession 14 McKillop Township,
21-i miles east of Walton and 1 mile south. Watch for signs.
Saturday, May 25, 1996 at 10 a.m.
MACHINERY: New Holland 679 spreader with tail gate; New Holland 479
haybine; New Holland 273 square baler; New Holland 355 mix mill'
Precision feeder wagon, Hydrogen 3-16 three furrow plow; 3 hay wagons
and racks: 1 heavy wagon - 12 -ply flotation wheels; 32 11. hay eieva:or on
wheels; 20 ft. pipe hay elevator; North American 71.1 ft. snowblower.
VEHICLES & ACCESSORIES: 1986 Big Red Honda ATV; 1990 Ford v,
ton truck, like new, PS. air, cruise, cap, 148000 km (setas certified). 1 ton
red Chev truck, steel platform (dual). 1981 Ford F150 / ton truck & cap (as
is). 1 ton trailer with 7 x 11 stock rack. Livestock trailer with electric brakes,
16 ft.; racks for GM , ton truck; GMC radiator; large truck mirrors.
ANTIQUES: Harvest table; piano; crocks: feather tick; 2 copper boilers;
wicker rocking chair; tools; wicker clothes basket; lanterns; treadle sewing
machine; butter bowl, washing machine; hand water pump; steer crib: hay
forks; binder seats; oil irons: old wood stove; gallon jugs; Ay gallon jars;
quart jars.
TRACTORS: John Deere 1830 with 146 loader: Leyland 270 tractor; John
Deere 111 riding lawn mower.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Viscount freezer; Magic Chef dishwasher;
Viscount dryer; TV rotor; RCA freezer; portable electric sewing machine; 2
clothes closets (hand made); sheets: grey cupboard with sliding glass door;
small filing cabinet; book cupboard: beds; dressers; tables; odd chairs;
blackboards; wooden kitchen table & 4 chairs; coffee tables.
MISCELLANEOUS: 5 h.p motor Devilbliss air compressor; cream
separator; Foreny air compressor; Lincoln 225 AC welder; Briggs &
Stratton 3 h.p. water transfer pump; Acme barn fan; forks: 180 bushel
gravity grain box; 250 bushel gravity grain box; .grain auger; disc on
wheels; cement mixer; logging chains; 1000 Ib. pressure washer; tractor
chains; truck tires; shovels; skiing door track; disc and blades: litter carrier
parts; brooms; double blocks for tightening fence; T•fence stakes; fence
driver; 20 bundles electric fence stakes; electric fencers; electric fence
insulators; electric swttcher and boxes; hydro poles; barb wire; steeples;
cedar posts; lumber; planks; fell cleaners; sap pan, pails, spirals; 3 calf
feeders; water bowls; water hoses; cattle halters; tattoo set: electric
dehorner, hoof trimmers; Sunbeam electric clippers; post hole pounders:
fence stretchers; bolt bin; 20 18 x 12 steer cattle gates; can chain puller;
Poole;• arias; gear putters; bear traps; skilsaw pg saw; horse hitching; electric
motors; wooden extension ladder; Suiten table saw. 3/4 h.p. motor.
Wagon Toed of miscellaneous. Plan to attend! Farm is sold. Lunch booth.
TERMS: Cash or acceptable cheque with proper I.D. day of sale. Not
responsible for accidents. Verbal announcements take precedency over
advertising items listed as described by owner.
For information call Mery & Martyn Smith 519.527.0778.
AUCTIONEER:
BRIAN RINTOUL (519) 357-2349
3& AUCTION SALE
RICHARD LOBB
AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON 482-7898
WED., MAY 22, 5 P.M. -
Antiques. furniture. etc.
for Beth Lansing at Lobb's
Auction. Clinton.
THURS., MAY 30, 4 P.M. •
Hanging oil lamp. oil
lamps. antique glassware.
clocks, 3 • chandler
pastels, jewellery. coins.
pictures, modern dining
suite - like new, real nice -
wall units. cups and
saucers. cranberry.
carnival. signed pot etc.
One of our best auctions
this year to be held at
Lobb Auctions In Clinton
for Hon and Betty Alders of
Tavistock and Lavina Knox
of Clinton.
`40. LOST & FOUND
LOST A Tire off pick up truck,
lost Sunday, May 12, in
' Tuckersmith Township. Call Kevin
345-2148. 40-20-1
(42. DEATHS
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TAYLOR, Francis Gertrude, 93,
of the Seaforth Manor, Seafort),
died Monday, May 6, 1996 at her
residence. Born in McKillop
Township, she .was . the last
surviving daughter of the late John
McClure and the former Agnes
Smith. Her husband, Garnet
Taylor, died in February 1967.
Surviving are children, Clarence
Taylor and wife Ruth of Benmiller,
'Jean Armstrong of Zurich, Myrtle
Taylor of Clinton, Elizabeth and
husband Cornelis DeBrouwer of
Egmondville. William Taylor and'
friend Chris of Proton Station,
Russell Taylor and wife Pat of
Staffa, Beverley Taylor and wife
Terry of Camroso, Alta and
Dorothea and husband Ron
Williamson of Seaforth. Also 33
grandchildren and 56 great-
grandchildren; and sisters-in-law
Blanche Stephenson of Hensall,
Bertha Taylor of Varna, and
Beatrice Taylor of Clinton- She was
predeceased by Iwo,grandsons,
two great ' grandsons, three
brothers, five sisters, and sons-in-
taw,Floyd Armstrong. Jack Taylor
and Grant Smith Friends were
received at the Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Home and the funeral
service . was held on Friday. May
10,' 1996. r Burial in Bayfield
Cemetery. Rev. C. Stadelbauer-
Sampa . officiated.. Honorary
pallbearers were Greg Armstrong
and Murray Taylor, along with
David Smith, Rick Taylor, Roger
' Taylor, Steve Taylor, Robert
• Taylor, and Terry ,Williamson.
Flower bearers - were Marvin
•Taylor, Brian Taylor, John Taylor
and Kevin Williamson. 42-20-1 .
NEIL, Mabel Frances (neo Talbot)
of Egmondville, suddenly at
Seaforth Community Hospital on
Sunday, May 5, 1996 in her 79th
year Dear wife of the late Chester
E Neil Loving mother of Melvin
and his wife Barbara of Edmonton,
and Carolyn and her husband
Dave Reynolds of Napanee Also
loved by 5 grandchildren and 5 •
great-grandchildren Dear sister of
Ernest Talbot and his wife Dorothy -
of Bayfield Also survived by 2
aunts. Esther'Makins and Freida
Scotchmer of Bluewater Rest
Home in Zurich Predeceased by
her parents. Melvin and Mary Jane
(Mayme) Talbot Friends were ,
received at the Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Home cn Thursday. May 9
from 2-4 and 7-9 The funeral
service was conducted by Rev
Cheryl Ann Stadelbauer-Sampa at
the funeral home on Friday, May -
10 at 1100 a.m Interment in
Bayfield Cemetery Pallbearers
were Ken Coleman, Jim McIntosh.
Ken Carnochan, Mack McLean.
Paul 'Betties and Russell Talbot
Flower bearers were grandsons
Jim Neil and Scott Reynolds
Memorial donations to the Heart
and Stroke Fund and Egmondville
United Church 42-20-1
ACHILLES, Roland of Walton,
passed away on Sunday. May
12th, 1996 at the Seaforth Manor
Nursing Home, in his 87th year.
Beloved husband of Christina
Achilles. Loving father of Margaret
Taylor of Walton, Jerry and Linda
Achilles of Belwood, Anne and Jim
Sills of Seaforth and the late
Donald Achilles. Loved grandfather
of 11 grandchildren and
predeceased by one grandson
Bradley Taylor and 3 sisters and 4 '
brothers. Resting at the Betts
Funeral Home, Brussels from 2-4
and 7-9 Tuesday. Funeral service
will be held Wednesday (today) at
3,30 p.m. Interment Brussels
Cemetery, Brussels. In
remembrance, donations to the
Canadian Cancer Society or the
Walton Community Hall Go Mrs.
Pat Nolan, General Delivery,
Walton, Ont. NOK 1Z0 would be
appreciated by the family 42-20-1
43. BIRTHS
BEUERMANN
Lloyd, Audrey and Lisa Beuermann
announce the arrival of Melissa
Rose Buckley, born on May 5,
1996 weighing 8 lbs. 2 ozs.
Daughter of Tammy and Vince of
Toronto. A wee sister for Nathan.
A new cousin for Tina and Arlie.
43-20x1cc
(43. BIRTHS
POPPE
Jordan welcomes his new baby
brother, Justin Matthew home.
Justin was born at Seaforth
Community Hospital on April 19th,
1996 weighing Bibs. 10 oz. to
proud parents Don and Amanda
Poppe Justin is grandson 07 for
Willy and Wilhelmina Poppe Of
Dublin and grandson 02 for Deb
and Gord (Jordan's Papa) Phillips
of Egmondville. Proud great
grandparents are Martha Van
Bakel of Dublin, Eileen and Alan
Bake of Peachland, B.C. and Stu
and Mara Phillips of Goderich.
Thanks to all those who helped
with Justin's delivery, Dr.
Shepherd, Clara, Helen, Dr.
Percival and especially to Daddy.
And thank you, yet again, from the
very bottoms of our hearts to Dr.
Shepherd when Justin got sick 10
days later and had to be rushed to
Sick Kids in London Thanks also
to Dr Tajpar, "Gary" and the other
emergency room staff at Stratford
General Hospital. the Paediatric
Critical Care Unit staff at Sick Kids
and the nurses at 6E Nursery also
at Sick Kids. - Don and Amanda
Poppe 43-20x1
• ' BOYES
Rob and Kathy are happy to
announco the arrival of Ryan's
brother. Bayley Adam Boyes.
Bayley was born May 2, 1996 at
1 36 p m weighing 7 lbs 8 oz.
Welcoming- Bayley are
grandparents Gerald and Jean
Rathwell and great grandparents,
Ethel Boyes. D'Arcy Rathwell and
Helen Turner Special thanks to Dr
Raczycki and OB nurses at Clinton
Public Hospital 43-20xlcc
SMITH
Dave, Dorothy (nee Hauwert) and
big brother Ian are pleased to
announce the safe arrival of Owen
Thomas Kenneth, born on May
2nd. 1996 at 8 55 p m and
weighed in at 8 lbs 11'/z oz Proud
grandparents are Mary Hauwert of
Seaforth and Ken and Marlene
Smith of Mitchell. Thanks to Drs
Whitmore, Shannon and Diotallevi
and all the nurses on the third floor
at Stratford General Hospital for all
their care 43 20x 1
THE HUf1ION EXPOSITOR, May 11, 1!!s-1$
46. IN MEMORIAM
MALONE: in loving memory of
Fred and Gary who passed away
May 21, 1976 and May 22, 1985.
It only takes a little space,
To write how much we miss you,
But it will take the rest of our
lives,
To forget the day we lost you.
Still sadly missed and loved by
your family. 46-20xlc
SALDIVAR: Edmund. In loving
memory of Ed who passed away
three years ago, May 13th, 1993.
Behind our smiling faces tears will
always fall,
The pain has never healed
Since you left us ail.
So suddenly that day.
It doesn't take a special day,
To bring you to our minds,
For the memories we have of you,
Are the lasting kind.
Loved always by your wife Shyrrel,
stepchildren Craig (Canada)
Lynley, Craig and Christine (New
Zealand). 46-20-1
47. CARDS OF THANKS
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Thank you to everyone who
supported our Mother's Day
Breakfast on May 12 at First
Presbyterian Church A special
thank you to the Brucefield Fire
Dept . Seaforth Creamery Inc .
Board of Managers, Jim and
Janneko Murray, the church youth
group and all others for their help
and donations towards our
breakfast We hope to see you at
our next breakfast on Father's Day,
June 16. 7 3010 30 a m 47-20x1
MORRIS
The family of the late Jack Morris
wish to express sincere thanks to
our dear relatives and friends from
Dublin. St Columban and Seaforth
for their support and attendance
during their loss The masses,
Floral tributes cards and donations
in his memory were a wonderful
tribute to a dear husband. father
and papa The kindness given to
us by everyone will not be
forgotten God Bless you Phyllis
and Family 42 20x1
(47. CARDS OF THANKS
PRYCE - MGH
We would like to thank our
wedding party and their spouses.
our family and friends for all their
hard work and organization in
making our Buck and Doe such a
• huge success Ron and Shelly
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COOMBS
Please accept my sincere thanks
and appreciation for your cards,
get well wishes and the floral
arrangements I received during my
stay in Stratford and London
Hospitals and since coming home.
Special thanks to ambulance
drivers, Bob Watson, Roy Dalton,
Drs Woldnik, van Walraven, Krohn
and all the nurses in both
hospitals. l am most thankful for
the constant care and support from
my family Everyone's kindness
and thoughtfulness will always be
remembered - Thelma Coombs
47-20x1
HODGINS
I would like to thank all who helped
plan and organize mybridal
shower at Egmondville United
Church Wanda Dietz and Doris
Carnochan for the funny skit; Judy
Nuhn as M C . Lois Moore for the
humorous reading. Mary Helen
McLachlan for the meaningful
address and Kendal Denise and
Carman Carnochae and Brittney
Williams for the music The lovely
decorations and lunch were also
much appreciated. Thank you to all
those who attended and for the .
thoughtful gifts and best wishes,
from all Sincerely. Summer
Hodgins 47 20 1
MCCLURE
Thank you tor the memorable
occasion with friends and staff of
the Hospital held in honor of my
recent retirement Your
thoughtfulness and generosity are
sincerely appreciated Marg
47 20x1
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