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38. AUCTION SALE
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(38. AUCTION SALE
DOUBLE ESTATE AUCTION
01 Antiques; Appliances; Tools and Household Effects at the Jacob
Auction Centre, 185 Herbed St. in Mitchel.
THURS., OCTOBER 10 AT 3:00 P.M.
INCLUDING: Pine 2 door, 2 drawer raised panel wardrobe; two
round oak centre pedestal tables: square oak extension Sabi: two
church pews; butter chum; slant lop lap desk; parlour tables; two old
Bests el drawers; hoosier cupboard; fainting couch; old dressers;
washstand; two oak sideboards with mirror backs; spirting wheel;
cane back rocker; press back rocker; captain's chair; dressing
screen; trunk; drop leaf table; partial chamber sets; collectible •
dishes; fern stand; deacon's bench; cedar chests; set of 6 Windsor
style chairs; 4 cane bottom chairs; crocks; counter scale; Arcadia
radio; old wooden boxes; tins; milk cans; McCall-Frontenac oil
bottle; old tools; many old collectibles; colour T.V.'s; microwaves;
Lowry double keyboard organ; deep freeze; O.E. 24 inch electric
stove (like new); bedding; 2 leather recliners; chesterfield suite; and
our usual large offering of clean household effects.
PROP.: Estate of Herb Litt of Sebnngville and the Eckert -Charters
Estate of Seaforth.
DOUG JACOB 519-271-7894 - Auctioneer
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RICHARD LOBE
AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON 482-7898
WED.. OCT. 9 AT 5:30 PM -
garage equipment
terms. and household effects.
etc.. al Joe Chatterton's.
Highway 4 North in Blyth
SAT.. OCT. 19 AT 9 AM -
I'Iurnbing -fowls. from Marg
Breckenridge of Goderich.
plus furniture. appliances.
dishes. etc from local
consignors to be held at
Lobb Auction In Clinton We
are accepting grxxl additions
for upcoming auctloris Sat
Oct. 26 & Sat. Nov.2
40. LOST & FOUND
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FOUND noar Chiropractic/
Lawyer's Offices. Market St ,
Seaforth a ladies watch Owner
may call 527-1242 40-41 1
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(42. DEATHS
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BROWN, Angus: Suddenly on
Friday, October 4, 1996. at Clinton
Public Hospital, Angus Brown,
aged 70 years, retired employee of
Topnotch Feeds, Seaforth. Beloved
husband of Phyllis (Barry) Burns.
Dear father of Roy Brown of
Toronto, Robert Burns and his wife
Dian of Stratford, Larry Burns and
his wife Betty of R.R. 1, Brucefield,
Carol and her husband Allan
Wissel of Granton, Ken Burns of
Surrey, B.C., and Dianne Wilson
and Ross Alexander of Port Elgin.
Loving son of Christine Souter of
Seaforth Manor. Fondly
remembered by 11 grandchildren
and one great-grandchild. Also
survived by two sistiers,, Jeah and
her husband Glenn Bridge of
Brussels and Ruth . and her
husband Lyle Carter of London.
Family received friends at the
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home,
Seaforth on Sunday. A funeral
service was held at the funeral
home on Monilia,. October 7 with
Rev. Cheryl -Ann Stadelbauer-
Sampa officiating. Pallbearers
were Conrdd Burns, Sean Burns,
Earl McNaughton, Alex Townsend,
Stan Johns and George Turner.
Interment Egmondville Cemetery.
42-41-1
DEVEREAUX: Robert Joseph,
formerly of Seaforth, Ontario,
passed away peacefully at home in
London on Saturday. October 5,
1996, in his 76th year Beloved
husband of Helen (Haggarty)
Devereaux Predeceased by his
parents John and Mary Devereaux
Loving father of Michael and his
wife Rita. Frank and his wife Lydia,
Karen and her husband John
Sanderson, Don with special
thanks, to his friend Maryann
Spadini and Brenda and her
husband Michael Billham Dear
grandfathe• of Sarah Sanderson,
Michelle and Mackenzie
Devereaux Dear brother of James
Devereaux and his wife Ann and
Mary English. Predeceased by
Frank Devereaux and Helen
Fawkes. Mr. Devereaux was a
honorary member of the Knights of
Columbus and the Friends of
Challenge and Veterans, RCAF
Visitors were received at the John
T Donohue Funeral Home, 362
Waterloo St at King St . London
on Tuesday. October 8 from 2-4
and 7-9 p.m Funeral Mass will be
held at St Michael's Roman
Catholic Church. 515 Cheapside
Street. London on Wednesday
morning (today) October 9 at 10
o'clock Interment in St Peter's
Cemetery. London Prayers wore
said Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock If desired, donations to the
Canadian Cancer Society, V 0 N
or the St Joseph's Health Centre
Foundation Would be appreciated
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43. BIRTHS
FINLAYSON
Ron and Kim (Dietz) are thrilled to
announce the safe arrival. of their
first child. Brooklyn Elaine Mary
She arrived at Seaforth Community
Hospital on Tuesday, October 1,
1996 at 11 27 p m weighing 7 lbs
1 oz Spoiling privileges go to first
time grandparents Barry and
Elaine Dietz of Mitchell and
seventh time grandparents Garry
and Irene Finlayson of
Egmondville 43 41 1
FEENEY
I would like to announce the arrival
of my baby sister Kelsey Louise,
born Sopt 291h, weighing 7 lbs. 4
oz Mommy says she looks just
like me Special thanks . to
Grandma and Papa Mason for
getting me through this confusing
time Thanks again.
- Keshia Feeney 43-41-1
146. IN MEMORIAM
BROWN: William: In loving
memory of a dear husband, father,
father-in-law and grandfather who
passed away October 12, 1994.
When family ties are broken,
And loved ones have to part,
It's very hard to fill that void, •
And soothe an aching heart.
We cannot bring the old days
back,
When we were all together,
But loving thoughts and
memories,
Will live with us forever.
Sadly missed by wife Henrietta,
children Carol, Bill and Renate,
and grandchildren Joanne, Janice,
Brad, Leanne, Julie, Andrea and
Karen. 46-41x1
KERSLAKE: In loving memory of
our Grannie Grace Kerslake, who
passed away three years ago,
October 8, 1993.
Always a smile instead of a frown,
Always a hand when one was
down,
So soft a voice, so thoughtful of
mind,
Always true and so wonderfully
kind,
Wonderful memories she left
behind.
It is now three years since she
went away,
Thoughts are full and hearts do
weigh,
'Without her here to share the
way, I i
A sympathy so sure, so deep,
A love so beautiful to keep.
Always loved and never forgotten
by your grandchildren: Rick,
Renee, Danielle and Noelle
Thompson 46-4,1-1
MOIR:'In loving memory of a dear
wife, mother and grandmother,
Janet, who passed away one year
ago, October 14, 1995. .
Put your arms around her Lord,
Treat her with special care,
Make up for all she suffered,
And all that seemed unfair
.Without 'farewell' she fell asleep,
Amidst our hearts of lead, -
If she could have spoken before
• she died,
Thee are the wordsishe would
have said.
Thus life for me has truly passed,
I loved you all to the very last,
Weep not for me, but courage
take,
And love each other for my sake.
Dearly loved and sadly missed by
Bruce and family 46=41-1
SQURBUTTS: In loving memory of
a dear father, grandfather and
great grandfather, Allan who left
his family 3 years ago on October
7 1993
I miss the time we used to chat,
Of bygone days of thus and that,
We never really thought you'd
leave.
Three years ago your family
grieved
For many years you cheated
death,
And proved the doctors wrong.
We didn't know that death had
won.
Or that.you would be gone
The times that I remember,
I'll cherish through the years, '
The stories that you often told.
Stull ringing in my ears
Although no more your face I'll
see.
Or hear your boisterous laugh,
I'll always miss the special times.
When we would sit and chat
Fondly remembered and sadly
missed by daughter Esther, Charlie
and grandchildren Sandy. Robbie
and Paul, great grandchildren
Michael and Jason 46-41-1
TAYLOR: In loving memory of
Ruth Taylor who passed away
October 6, 1994
It's been two years since you left
us.
The time has gone quite fast,
And though you can't be with us
now,
The memories will forever last.
I believe there is a reason,
That God called you to His side.
And though the questions still
remain,
It is a decision we've had le
abide.
I know we'll meet again someday,
Although the time is not clear,
But until we do, please know
you're loved,
As you rest in peace my dear.
Lovingly remembered by daughters
and grandchildren. 46-41x1
147. CARDS OF THANKS
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CROWLEY
Thanks very much to my sponsor
'Seaforth Knights of Columbus
Council 6289' for the opportunity of
being a contestant for Ambassador
of the Seaforth Fall Fair, to Joe
Ryan for escorting me and Harry
Hak for driving the car in the fair
parade. Thanks to the Seaforth
Agricultural Society for putting on
this event and to the local
business people for the many gifts
I received. It was, a great
experience and I enjoyed it.
- Jane Crowley 47-41-1
FEENEY
I would like to thank Dr. Salsbury,
Brenda and Rosie for the safe
arrival of Kelsey Louise boon Sept.
29th, weighing 7 lbs. 4 oz. Special
thanks to Daddy for all his great
coaching and patience. Thanks to
all the 08 nursing staff at C.P.H.
and to the visitors for your cards
and gifts Spoiling privileges go to
Pat, Pearl Mason and Ferg, Teresa
Feeney Thanks again. - Rose and
Kelsey Feeney .47-41-1
LAVERTY•SHORTREED
We would like to extend a 'BIG
THANK YOU" to all family, friends
and neighbors who supported our
Buck n' Doe. A special thank you
to Brad Schroeder and the rest of
our wedding party for organizing
such a great,and successful
evening. It waso nice to see
everyone. We had a great time.
Thanks again'
- Valerie and Jim 47-41x1
LAVERTY
I would like to extend a big thank
you to the Walton ladies for
organizing such a wonderful bridal
shower for me. Thank you to all
family, friends. neighbors, the 16th,
17th and boundary, my friends in
McKillop and the Walton
community Your best wishes and
lovely gifts are greatly appreciated
Thank you to the talented
entertainers who made the evening
very enjoyable Thanks again.
Valerie Laverty 47-41-1
FINLAYSON .
A sincere thank you to Dr Janet
Zettel, Dr Mark Woldnik and Linda
who provided tremendous support
and care during the delivery. We
would also like to thank alt the
nurses and hospital staff for the
super care we received during our
stay. Many thanks to all the family
and friends who came to visit,
brought gifts and made meals.
- Kim and Bropklyn 47-41-1
RYAN
The family of the late Frank Ryan
would like to thank our friends.
relatives land! neighbors for the
mass cards. donations to the
various charities, flowers and food
brought to our homes. Also to Dr
Woldnik and the staff at Scealorth
Hospital for the wonderful care
given to Frank To Fr Hardy for his
kindness and prayers To Mary
Elizabeth and the choir, thank you
To all who attended the wake and
funeral, it was greatly -appreciated.
To the C W L ladies who looked
after the lunch, thank you To the
Box and Smith Funeral Chapel
who handled it all so efficiently,
thank you - Sincerely. Doris Ryan
and Family 47-41 x 1
SCOTT
1 Roy Scott would like to thank Dr
Kosaric and Dr Rodney of
Seaforth Dr I- dnamen and Dr.
Kirby of Victona Hospital, South St.
Campus and the wonderful nurses
on third floor ward I11 Also to my
family, friends and relatives for
their kind words Also special
thank you to the VON land
Homecare for their excellent care
since returning hifine - Roy Scott
47-41-1
STRONG
A sincere thank you to everyone
who attended the community
shower held in my honor last
Wednesday night. Thank you all
for the beautiful gifts. they will
always have a special place in our
home To Ruth, Wanda and Dawn,
thank you for organizing such an
enjoyable evening. It was much
appreciated. - Lori Strong 47-41-1
47. CARDS OF THANKS
1ST SEAFORTH SCOUTS
The 1st Seaforth Scouts would like
to thank the community for their
generous support on Apple Day.
As a result of your generous
support approximately $600 was
raised. It was all greatly
appreciated. 47-41-1
SOMERVILLE
It 1s with heartfelt gratitude that the
family of the late Tom Somerville
wishes to thank relatives, friends,
and neighbors for their personal
expressions of sympathy, beautiful
floral tributes, charitable donations,
sympathy cards and letters,
prayers, offers of assistance, as
well as food brought to our house.
A special thank you to Sheila
Dolmage, Coordinator. Jannie Van
Wieran, Donna Webster of Huron
County Home Care, Mary Morley
and her VON team of Aileen Knip,
Marilyn Pearce - r ^ '
whose ex,
compassion
Tom t0 be a.
grateful to Pastor Heatr,u.
for her visits, phone calls, and
comforting service and the
Centralia United Church Women
for providing the delicious funeral
luncheon Thanks to Marjorie
Johns, organist, who accompanied
Eric Ross on his beautiful solo, to
Tom's nieces and nephews who
honored his wish to have them act
as flower and pallbearers. and to
Bill and Dan of Hopper Hockey
Funeral Home service for their
assistance and compassion
Expressions of condolence and
support from Tom's former
students. colleagues, and
administrators at the Middlesex
County Board of Education are
also very much appreciated In
difficult times it is the support of
those who care that help to ease
the pain and for the last eighteen
months you have all been there for
us We will be eternally grateful
May God bless you all When you
think of Tom. remember to live,
love and laugh - Love from Carob,
Sandy, Craig and Gage, Stacy and
Vince, the brothers and sisters of
Tom Somerville 47-4111, .
STOREY
Words cannot explain the heartfelt
gratitude in which we would like to
express to so many caring people
with the sudden illness and
passing of our husband and' Dad,
Junior Storey. We Dish to say
thank you to our relatives, friends
and neighbors for their sincere
expr'essions of sympathy. prayers,
food contributions, cards, floral
tributes, donations to Seaforth
Community Hospital or the charity
of choice, mass cards and last but
not least, your kind words of
encouragement. Special thanks
goes to Seaforth Community
iHospital's nursing staff and Drs.
Rodney and Woldnik for their care
.with Junior lover the years and a
very special thank you to Dr.
Rooyakkers for his kindness and
compassion with Junior's recent
battle with cancer. To Fr Hardy. a
special thank you for your prayers
and comforting words Thank you
to St. James Choir for the lovely
music at the funeral mass and the
C. W L. members for a delicious
lunch. A very special thank you to
Ruth and staff at the Seaforth
Manor The encouragement and
support you provided for promoting
my Dad's independence in which
he was so proud of, will always be
cherished. To Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Home, thank you for your
courteous service and kindness.
Lastly. to all who shared our loss.
Your care. concem and support
will always be remembered. "To
forever live in the hearts of those
we leave behind, is to never die.-
- With gratitude. Mary, Cheryl Ann
and Troy 47-41x 1
THANK YOU!
The Huron County HIV/AIDS Network would
like to thank the following individuals,
merchants & organizations for their support of
the "4th Annual Walk for Aids."
• J & S Maaskant - Clinton
• Huron County Playhouse - Grand Bend
• Goderich Restaurant
• Village Eatery - Blyth
• Wal Mart - Goderich
• Hair Design by Renee
• Heywood Sports - Clinton
• Burger Bar - Goderich
• Pizza Hut - Goderich
• Pet Valu - Goderich
• Case Buffinga - Clinton
• Teen R•A•G•E• - Vanastra
• Big V - Goderich
• McDonalds - Godench
• the clowns from Children's Aid
• A. Fulker from St. John's Ambulance
and especially to:
Zehrs Food Plus ih Goderich for their more than
generous donation of fruit & veggie trays, beverages &
cookies.
Thank you to everyone who sponsored a walker, and to
all the people who came out and walked.
The total raised was $6,182.531
Bear Facts
Canada -wide participation expected
BEAR FACTS
As many as 70 Grade 9 stu-
dents in Seaforth are invited
to spend Wcd. Nov. 6 at work
with a parent, relative, adult
friend or volunteer host.
"Take Our Kids To Work"
has expanded for 1996 with
students and organizations
from all provinces invited to
participate.
Take Our Kids To Work is
the first Canada -wide project
of its kind with the goal to
strengthen bonds between
parents and children and fos-
ter community responsibility
for the future of young peo-
ple.
"Students are given the
opportunity to see the reali-
ties of the workplace which
can play a role in helping
them prepare for their
futures,' says Don Renshaw,
co-operative education
teacher at SDHS.
Organizations interested in
getting involved can call the
"Take Our Kids to Work"
' dine at 1-800-790-9113 or
-977-4450 for more infor-
.(ion
Pom-poms were shaking
and trumpets flared as the
SDHS Golden Bears played
volleyhall and basketball this
week.
On Tuesday the senior boys
volleyhall team played
Central Huron at Clinton.
The boys played well but
ended up losing three close
matches. The junior boys
took on St. Anne's and
Clinton at home and had a
split decision winning three
out of six games.
The junior and senior girls
basketball teams played F.F.
Madill in Wingham on
Wednesday. The junior bears
played well defensively hut
were defeated 30-22. Top
scorer for Seaforth was Amy
Hamon with 8 points. The
senior girls used their strong
second half defense to take a
37-27 victory from the
Wingham Mustangs. Top
scorer was Carly Price with
23 point
Allan Carter, Broker
• Home • Auto
• Commercial
• Farm
522-0399 Seaforth
1-800-265-0959 Strathroy
Community
WED., OCT. 9
1:00-3:00 p.m. - Parents and Tots
Skating at. the Arena
1:30-4:00 p.m- - Senior
Shuffleboard at Community
. Centres
4:30-5:30 p.m. - Ringette
at the Arena
5:30-6:30 p.m. - Atom 1 Hockey at
the Arena
6:30-7:30 p.m. - Ringette
at the Arena
7:30-9:00 p.m. - Junior Broomball
at the Arena •
7:30 p.m. - Seaforth and District
Horticultural Society presents
Frank Kershaw, Northside
i United Church. Admission
$1.00.
7:00-9:00 p.m. - Step and
Aerobics Classes at'the Arena
8:00-10:00 p.m. - Mixed
Recreational Volleyball at the
Highschool
9:00-11:30 p.m. - Ladles and
Mens Broomball at the Arena
THUR., OCT 10
9:00-10:00 a.m. - Aerobic Class
atlhe Arena I
9:30 a.m. - Breastfeeding Support
Group at Womens Resource
Centre
4:00-6:00 p.m. - Figure Skating at
the Arena
6:00-7:30 p.m. - Bantam I prac-
tice at the Arena
7:00-9:00 p.m. - Yduth Drop In
Centre at the Arena - Games,
, Ping pang, music, pool etc.
7:3p-9:00 p.m. - Junior Broolnball
at the Arena
:00-11:30 p.m. - Mens Broomball
Calendar
at the Arena
FRI., OCT. 11
10:30-11:30 p.m. - Storyhour at
the Seaforth Library
1:00-3:00 p.m. - Seniors Bowling
at Starlight Lanes
4:15-5:15 p.m. - Jr. and Sr.
Houseleague hockey practice
at the Arena
5:15-6:15 p.m,.- Atom II hockey
practice
6:15-7:15 p.m. - Pee Wee I
hockey practice
7:15-8:15 p.m. - Ringette practice
at Arena
8:15-11:00 p.m. - North Middlesex
vs. Centenaires
SAT, OCT 12
6:30-7:30 a.m. - Houseleague-
Leafs vs. Sharks -Timekeeper is
Parent of Lance Laverty
7:30-8:30 a.m. - Houseleague-
Whalers vs. Kings -Timekeeper
us parent of Darcy McCutcheon
8:30-9:30 a.m.- Houseleague-
Panthers vs. Blues -Timekeeper
is parent of Ryan Van Dooren
9:30-10:30 a..m.-Houseleague-
Bruins vs. Ducks -Timekeeper Is
parent of Adam Leonhardt
10:30-11:30 a..m.-Houseleague-
Canadians vs.Oilers-
• Timekeeper is parent of Steve
Vanderlaan
11:30-12:30 p.m. -Mites and
Tykes Hockey at the Arena
2:30-4:00 p.m.- Public Skating at
the Arena
4:00-10:30 p.m.- Mindr Hockey at
the Arena
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