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STAFFA OPEN HOUSE WEEKEND
Due to the popularity of current listings in
Staffa, all properties will be open for viewing
from 2:00-4:00 this Saturday. Watch for signs
in downtown Staffa!
For more details
call Mike anytime
Toll Free 1-416-552-8518
MIKE Keel1stER
345-2787
Rathwell
National Realty Inc.
REAL ESTATE aAEh
OK
RO. BOX 1060 CLINTON, ONT. NOM i LO
(619) 233.9200 FAX (519) 233-3131
For All Your Real Estate Needst
Call The Team That Works For You!
PAT CHIPCHASE
Broker
233-9911
BRUCE RATHWELL
Sales pr
Representative
233.3120
COUNTRY PROPERTY -JUST
WHAT YOU WANT: 75 x 200 ft. lot
with 2 bedroom residence on Hwy.
*4 south of Clinton. PRICED FOR
DIE HANDYMAN AT $85,000.
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TOWNSiEND ST., CLINTON - Close
to schools, 3 bedroom bungalow,
maintenance -free, combination
kitchen/dining, finished rec room,
new roof. beautiful 2 bay garage,
work area and partial pit 27 x 25 ft.
plus carport 25 x 22 ft.
PURCHASE.A JOB: With this thriv
ng General Store/Post Office/Wine
Store near Bayfield with attached 4
bedroom residence. Two bay garage
with hast and 2 car garage. CALL
PAT.
4 ACRES: on Hwy. 14. Clinton with
three bedroom home. equipment
shed and 45' x 110' poultry barn.
ASKING $137.500.
EGMONDVILLE: Beautiful brick
home with 3 bedrooms. ensues. gun-
room. den, large foyer. skylights,
cherry trim throughout. custom
kitchen. whirlpool, central vac & air,
all the extras. ASKING $269.000.
ASK FOR PAT.
29. TENDERS
29. TENDERS
REQUEST FOR TENDERS
The Seaforth Recreation and Parks Department hereby
requests tenders to repair and repaint the Victoria Park
Bandshell, in Victoria Park, which is designated property.
Tenders to include first grade material and labour on the
following:
• remove old stage floor and replace with pressure treated
tongue and grove wood, installed at a grade of 1/8 inch
perfoot. -
•,replace any railings that are missing or damaged.
repair the facia board on the north side of bandshell.
• scrape, prime and repaint bandsheli to the existing colours.
• scape and repaint bandshell roof (black).
LTA.,
72Oparate tenders for carpentry and painting will be accepted.
TENDERS must be received at Recreation and Parks Office
located inside the Arena by: 4:00 p.m. Friday March 28,
1997.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Township
of
Tuckersmith
Part Time
ANIMAL CONTROL
OFFICER
Duties to include patrol of
Township and pick up dogs
on instruction from Municipal
office.
Also to sell dog tags on an
annual basis.
Apply in writing to Municipal
Office stating salary,
expecting prior to March 18th,
1997.
J.R. McLachlan,
Clerk -Treasurer
42 First Ave.,
Vanastra, Ontario NOM 1 LO
�3L SERVICE DIRECT011ir)
,fuel *41 service.
.:rRepair,ond Cleaning
tarratchek1s Maintenance
Dublin 345-2235
erner
CONTRACTING 1.71.2
•TAUCKMiG •GAAVEL'SAND & STONE
• BUI.LDOZNIO • EXCAVATING
• TOPSOIL • SEPTIC SYSTEMS
r sHOP.,..482-9926
ItH3 Clinton Res. 482-9212
VEAI_S
Abattoir and Meat Market
. 83.3 1 2 miles east of Exeter
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Try us for
CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING
Kill Days -Tuesdays SPE
OUR CIALTY
lime cured and smoked meats
ppcessed exactly the way you like it.
9440 MACHINE REPAIRS
Repairs to All
Makes & Models.
20 Years' Experience.
All Work Guaranteeti.
Contact Stedman,.
43 Main St., Seaforth
52/4950
31. SERVICE DIRECTORY
FAX SERVICE
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faxed at. the Huron Expositor
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31 -Oleg
527-0240. 31-Olx
REPAIR AND REFINISHING of
furniture and antiques,
handstripping, also custom made
furniture built to your plans. Robert
Kerr. RRN1,,Seaforth. Phqne 827- •
0786. 31.09-0
ALUMINUM AND CUSTOM WELD-
ING. ornamental railing, trailers,
custom hitches, pig/cattle perming,
machinery repairs and fabricating.
Phone Peter De Jong 523-4816,
Londesboro. 31 -09 -If
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31-01-the
(34. PERSONAL
ARE YOU LIVING WiTH A drinking
problem? Al Anon can help. 627-
1660.34-11.1 ,
A.A It you think you have a drink-
ing problem Alcoholics Anonymous
has worked for millions. Call 627-
1650 or toll free 1-800-706.9833.
34-05-11
Wt_UUINC.S
Performed - your location or our
indoor or outdoor chapel
(non -denominational). For brochure
cawRev. Morgan - Au Faiths.
Pastoral Centre, Benmiller, 524-5724
(36. ANNOUNCEMENTS
TO MY CLIENTS and friends, I
have quit my sowing business
Thank you for your patronage.
Vivian Schilbo 36-11xlcc
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43. BIRTHS
VANDENSIMIK
Don and Lana are happy to
announce the birth of their son
Caleb Maxwell, born March 4,
1997 weighing Vbs. 6 oz. at
Strathroy Hospital. Colton is
excited to have a new brother.
Proud grandparents are Eric and
Adeno McIntosh, Sealorth and Ted
and Wilha Vandenberk, Sarnia.
Caleb is a great grandson for
Lillian Pepper. Seatorth. 43-11 x 1
FERNANDES
It's a boy. Chris and Lisa
(Andreassi) welcome with love
their son Curtis Christopher, bon
al St. Joseph's F{pspilal, London,
February 28, 1997 at 1:35 p.m.
weighing 6 lbs. 9 oz. Proud and
joyful lirst time grandparents are
Angst()and Nancy Andreassi of
Seaforth and Helen and Richard
Haddow of St. Thomas, Don
Fernandes and Shirley Dingman of
Avon. A special thank you to my
uncle Marty for coming to see me
in the hospital. - Love, Curtis
Christopher. 43-11x1
(46. IN MEMORIAM
ELLIOTT: In loving memory of a
dear husband, father and
grandfather James W. ENiott who
passed away 18 pears ago, March
15, 1979.
Calm and peaceful he is sleeping,
Sweetest rest that follows pain.
We who loved Mtn sadly miss
him,
But trust in God to meat again.
Lovingly remembered by Virginia,
Ken, Deb and Feeley. 46.11x1
35. NOTICE TO CREDITORS (311. AUCTION SALE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
In the Estate of
Charles Stewart Debase.
All persons having claims
against the estate of Charles
Stewart Dolmage, late of the
Town of S.slorth, in the County
of Huron, who died on or about
the 8th day of January, 1997.
are hereby noefted to send in full
particulars of their claims to the
undersigned on or before the
31st day of March, 1997, after
which date the assets will be
distributed having regard only to
claims then received.
Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this
27th day of February, 1997.
McConnell, Stewart & Devereaux
Barristers and SoUcttors,
77 Main Street,Mf
Sorth, Ontario NOK IWO
Solicitors for the Executor
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
In the Estate of
Harvey Delmaee
All persona having claims
against the -estate of Harvey
Dolmage, late of the Town of
Seaforth, in the County of
Huron, who diad on or about the
20th day of January, 1997, are
hereby notified to send in full
particulars of their claims to the
undersigned on or before the
31st day ot March, 1997. after
which date the assets will be
distributed having regard only to
claims then received.
Dated at Seaforth. Ontario this
28th day of Feburary, 1997.
McConnell, Stewart & Devereaux
Barristers and Solicitors,
77 Main Street,
Seaforth, Ontario NOK 1W0
Solicitors for the Executors
36. ANNOUNCEMENTS
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The deadline tor news copy, clas-
sified and display advertising for
The Huron, Expositor, Seaforth is
Monday at 1 p.m. Phone 527-
0240 36-01-llnxe
37. MORTGAGES
1" & 2"' Mortgage Money
Absolutely No Upfront Fees
Available as low as
6.50% Interest
Personal Loans
11 you quality, payments
Arnt /exam Mo. Payment
• 5,000 • 41.66
'10,000 ' 63.33
'15,000 `125.00
Consolidate your debts
Call (519) 363-02111-800487-1932
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38.AUCTION .SALE
etiCileitio L099
AUCUOR CALENDAR
manor 4163-7996
OAT. MARCH 15 AT 11
AM - 4 tractors. 4X4
sprayer truck farm
machinery. 1650 bushel
grain bin. hay. straw,
cattle gates & misc. 2
miles south of Mount
Carmel for Rick and Laura
McEvoy 294-0404.
NT. MARCH 29 AT 9 AM
at Lobb Auction
Buildings.
4.
AUCTIONS
SAT., MAR. 15 at 9:30 A.M. -
Antiques & household at the
Jacob Auction Centre in
Mltcell for Clarence and Hazel
Daub and Milton and Martha
Rock.
WED., MAR. 19 at 12:30 P.M.u
- Tractors and fan equipment
1 mile north of Mitchell and 11/2
miles east of Mitchell for Ray
and Janet Hiltebrecht.
SAT., MAR. 22 at 10:00 A.M. -
Antiques and household effects
at the Brussels Hall in Brussels Violet olet Machan.
WED., MAR. 26 at 12:00 Noon
- Tractors and farm equipment
held 5 miles north of
Sebringville and 3/4 miles .west
for Don and Donna Crowley.
WED. MAR. 26 at 4:30 P.M. -
Antiques and collectibles at
Tavistock Hall in Tavistock for
an antique shop closeout.
SAT. MAR. 29 at 12:30 P.M. -
Tractors and implements
southwest of GadshiIl for the
Andrew Lindner Estate.
THURS. APR. 3 at 4:00 P.M. -
Antiques & household effects
at the Jacob Auction Centre in
Mitchell.
FRI. APR. 4 - Farm equipment
and antiques 3 miles east of
Mitchell on Highway 8 for Ivan
and Ruby Feltz.
SAT., APR. 5 - Tractors and
farm equipment north-west of
Shakespeare for George
Poetker.
WED., APR. 9 - Annual farm
equipment consignment sale at
the Jacob Auction Yard in
Mitchell. Phone 271-7894 now
for full advertising.
SAT. APR. 12 - Household
auction in the Village of
Lakeside for Jim Morison.
WED. APR. 16 - Farm
equipment auction north of
Dublin for Gerald Bruxer.
JACOB & ZEHR
AUCTIONS
271-7894 or 887-9599
mat:: rK . .
Large Auction
01 Antiques; Appliances; and Household Effects held at the Jacob
Auction Centre, 185 Herbert St. in Mitchell .
Including; Howard Miller Grandfathers' clock; large 2 door 2 drawer
wardrobe in original finish; oldoak twin pedestal illi -top extension
table with 5 leaves; bonnet chest; oak dressing table; six oak chairs;
oak sideboard; treadle sewing machine; dressers; chests of
drawers; walnut china cabinet; Admiral 30 inch electric stove; Inglis
frost -free fridge; upright freezer; Inglis automatic washer; Simplicity
dryer; wringer washer; buffet hitch; 4 piece white wicker set;
Palliser 5 piece bedroom suite (2 yrs. old): Vitas maple dining room
suite; corner curio cabinet; new 3 piece chesterfield suite; like new
double bed; coffee & end tables; pine furniture; reproduction bow
front china cabinets; new oak extension table and 6 chairs; mantle
clocks; microwaves; coal oil lamp; flet irons; 8 qt. chum; 2 violins
and cases; crocks; beam boring machine; Frontenac ell bottle; housewares;
old collectibles: usual offering of dishes and
old tools; power and hand tools; 10 inch table saw; Nke new ger.sap pails; concrete lawn ornaments; Eaglestar 12 hp 38 Inch cut
riding mower (1 1/2 yrs. old); and much more. Double ring auction.
Clean sale.
PROP; Clarence and Hazel Daub of Stratford and Milton and
Martha Rock of Mitchell
AUCTIONEERS: DOUG JACOB AND JOE ZEHR
271.71194 887.9699
47. CARDS OF THANKS )
OACKBTETTER
The family of the late Lome
Gaokstetter wish to express their
sincere thanks to their family,
friends and neighbors for the many
cards, phone calls, flowers, plants,
gifts, bood,and memorial donations.
Special thanks to our neighbors for
prepared meals and visits. Special
thanks to the VON, Palliative Care
Volunteer Program for their
compassionate care of all of us.
Thanks to Rev. Robert Peebles tor
his visits and comforting words, to
Dr. D. Waters and Hansell Clinic
staff, to J.M. McBeath Funeral
Home and to the ladies o1 Hensel!
United Church for tho lovely lunch.
Your kindness and support will
always be remembered. - Sincerely
The Gackatetter Family 47-11x1
HURRAY
What a wonderful day you planned
for me on my 80th birthday.
Special thanks to my family,
neighbors and all my good friends
who are always there for me. I can
only say a sincere thanks to all for
making this such a special
occasion. Thanks, again.
- Agnes Murray 47-11x1
PETHICK
The family of the late Jean Pethick
would like to express their thanks
to peatives and friends for the
ffo1ai tributes, memorial donations
avid words of comfort expressed to
UA at this difficult time. A special
lhi- nk you to Dr. Carolin Shepherd,
nurses and staff of Seaforth
Community Hospital for their care
and compassion. 47-11x1
TMs NINION
42. DEATHS
Oat*:BENJAMINS, Oaa: Mrs. Gee*
Benjanune of 162 Quebec St
Mitchell passed away at the
Palliative Care Unit of Stratford
General Hospital on Thursday,
March 6, 1997 in her 94th year
Born in Baden, Holland on October
10, 1903, she was the former
Geesje Van der Steen, a daughter
ot the late Jan Van der Steen and
the former Staley Okken On
September 18. 1926, she was
married to Jan Benjamin who
predeceased her on October 24,
1995 The couple cane to Canada
front Holland w 1952 and resided
rn Sebringvilkr and lawin
Seaforth They farmed in ENioe
Township until their retirement to
Mitchell in 1972. She was a
member of Bethel Free Reformed
Church at Munro and the Women's
Society of the Church. She is
survived by five daughters Janie/Schepers and her husband Honk.
Attlee Vos, all in Holland. Jantina
Zomer of Beachvillo, Joan Lubbers
and her husband Bert of Seaforth
and Alice Lubbers of Wallaceburg,
one son Gerrit Benjamin of
Pembroke. a daughter-in-law
Grace Benjamins of Mitchell, forty
grandchildren and ninety-nine
great grandchildren. Also surviving
is a sister Lammio and brother
Johannes, both in Holland. Besides
her husband. she was
predeceased by two sons Jan
Bonjamurs (1959), Evert Benjamins
(1971), a granddaughter (1951), a
grandson (1993), three sons-in-law
Jan Vos, Rex Zomer and Peter
Lubbers. tour brothers Gerrit,
Pieter, Aaldert and Lambertus and
by two sisters Aaltje and Tryntje.
Friends were received at the
Lockhart Funeral Home. 109
Montreal St., Mitchell on Sunday 3-
6 p.m. and on Monday from 10-11
a.m. The funeral service was held
at Bethel Free Reformed Church at
Munro on Monday at 2:00 p.m.
with Rev. Henry Bergsma
officiating. Pallbearers were Peter
Lubbers, Glen Lubbers. Henry
Lubbers, Steven Lubbers, Sid
Vander Meulen-and Mike Maguire.
Grace Tamminga presided at the
organ. Spring interment in Knox
Presbyterian Cemetery, Mitchell.
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PEPPER, Joy: Mrs. Joy Pepper. a
resident of the Mitchell Nursing
Hoe; Mitchell passed away at the
Stratford General Hospital on
Saturday, March 8, 1997 in her
82nd year. Born in Hibbert
Township on April 29, 1916, she
was the former Mildred Joy Kemp,
a daughter of the late George
Kemp and the former Emily Potter.
On July 30, 1938 she was married
to 'Minn Balfour Pepper who
predeceased her on August 28,
1993. Following their marriage, the
couple farmed at Lot 31,
Concession 1 of Logan Township
until their retirement to Mitchell in
1989. Mrs. Popper had been an
active member of Zion United
Church and a present member of
Main St. United Church. Mitchell
and the U.C.W. of the Church. She
is survived by two sons Wayne
Pepper and his wife Carolyn of
Regina, Saskatchewan and Grant
Pepper of Thunder Bay, five
grandchildren Karmyn Carpenter,
Stephen. Jeanette. Cameron and
Alana Pepper and by one great
grandson Dakota. Also surviving is
a brother-in-law Morley Lannin of
R.R. 5, Mitchell and a number of
nieces and' nephews. She was
predeceased by two daughters
Glenna Joyce Pepper and Gloria
Ann Carpenter. She was the last
surviving member of her immediate
family having been predeceased
by four brothers Franklin and his
wife Margaret, Cecil and his wife
Carrie, John and his wife Gladys
and Clifford and his wife Leona
and by three sisters Beatrice
Patterson and her husband Tom,
Eva Williams and her husband
Franklin and Frances Lannin.
Friends were received at the
Lockhart Funeral Home, 109
Montreal St., Mitchell on Tuesday
evening from 7-9 p.m. where the
funeral service will be held on
Wednesday al 2 p.m. with Rev.
Gerry Brown officiating. Spring
interment in Woodland Cemetery,
Mitchell. 42-11x 1 cc
47. CARDS OF THANKS
i
HEART AND STROKE
FOUNDATION
A special thank you to all those
who canvassed in McKillop for the
Heart and Stroke Foundation. It
was a great success. - Joe Visser
and Anne Murray 47-11x1
ROOBOL
Many thanks to all my friends and
family for helping me celebrate my
85th birthday. Your company,
cards and good wishes completed
a memorable day. - Mary Roobol
47.11x1
BRAECKER
What a surprise} We would like to
thank our family; friends and
neighbors for our great anniversary
supper Thanks also for all the
cards and gifts, and last but not
least thank you to Hooker for
getting us there. It was a great
time - John and Karen 47.11x1
tiXPO$lTOR, 11161,4111 12, 1897-11
SCIPINIMMIED
S_I)NTINtJEJ) front PAGE e.
730; Hoary Vahoog 682; Dean Price
644; Mark Hrgcnell 610; Bob
Diesmore 602, Angelo Andre -esti 601.
WOM.E&
IUQH SING_utz Connie Marson 283.
HIGH TRIPIJr_ Marson 663
ag TER THAN 210: Cuame Marion
283; Jodie Greidanes 212/224; Alison
Vexbooa 228; Barb Cook 222.
XILIEURIMILIII °reidanus
620; Mance 663.
,ST NN DINGS
Casadio's 5797, Barras 5548,
Red Wings 5628. Rangers 5834,
Maple Leafs5563. Black HawksSO43
WOW
( March 7)
}HGHS1NULK: Don Deighton 341.
ISGHTBMA: DeigA,sa 732.
Don Deighton
213/341; Don Elliott 210; Clendon
Coombs 236/234; Bruce Uggarian
222 Ralph Johnston 230226: Merlin
White 283; Arie VaaDeipen 336; Gary
Ber1=11208.
TRIPLES OVER 560, Arie Van
Diepen 731; Don Deighton 732:
Clendon Coombs 667; Ralph Johnston
646; Malin White 630.
LumAygeaersal Van Diepen 216.
mama(
HIG SALE: Marg' Srnale 220.
111CaletlelL; Joanne Raidt 581.
SINUE1R OV 2aa: Marg Smalc
220; Joanne Raidt 205.
"UGH AVERAGE: Joanne-Raidt
177.
STANDINGS
Snobirds 88, Blue Jays 64,
Eagles 61. Robins 71,
Cardinals 55, Crows 60.
SENIORS
(March 7)
AMY
wrzu SINGLE; G. Murray 230.
HI RIFLE: 0. Murray 592.
A. McElmon
2 '9/200: B. Mitchell 221; R. Bennett
21.5; G. Murray 230.
WOMEN
$IGH SINGLE; A. Wood 245.
Mrsile,ThjPLE; A. Wood 611. '
BETTER THAN 175; A. Wood
245/197: S. Strong 229/189: M.
Finlayson 229/181; B. Oldacre 212: J.
Wallace 193;1. Bailey 189; G. Corbett
188: M. McClure 176; G. Meanings
175.
2:81 ES OVER 5(1): A. Wood 611:
M. Finlayson 577; S. Strong 546; B.
Oldacre 530; G. Corbett 517; G.
Munnings 513.
Rroomball
roundup...
CONTINUED from PAGE 7
Winthrop heros are Scott
Leonhardt and Mr. Brett Lee
(wow! he finally hits the net
and really scores a goal).
Back up help came from
Steve Knights, Joe Ryan,
Jerry Bremner and Steve
Leonhardt.
March 6
• KNIGHTS 0
WINTHROP 2
The Knights just couldn't
seem to buy a goal as they
had ample chances but noth-
ing was profitable. Maybe
next year. However,
Winthrop is on a roll with
another win and goals were
scored by the same folks on
Wednesday night. Those
doing the honors were Scott
Leonhardt and Brett Lee. Can
you imagine Brett Lee scores
two goals, what a way to end
the season. Plenty of help
came from Mike Boven, Dan
Hoggart. Steve Knight and
mighty Joe Ryan.
ROYALS 3
CYCLONES 1
Cyclones were lucky to nab
this goal. They got robbed on
plenty of others. It was
scored by Bobsylvins Willy
and Adam O'Neil. Great
team work. Is this the real
Royals team? They couldn't
do anything wrong, every-
thing went their way.
Awesome goals were scored
by Jim Butaon, Chris Talbot,
and Gord Mills with lots of
help from Keith Innes And
Cbuck Mills.
PARR LINE 0
HITMEN 1
Parr Line goalie Roy Fisher
made numerous saves but
unfortunately one squeezed
by him. Credit goes to
Hitmen hot dog Jasen Phelan,
who has been trying all sea-
son to get his name in the
paper and finally succeeds,
but a lot of help came from
(hair pie) Mr. Hugill and
Wonder Boy or Shivers, Mr.
S. Eckert Jr. I'II tell you this
game could have gone either
way. Great game gents and
thanks Tracer for retrieving
those balls. See you all in the
fal�