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WEST STREET - 60.07' X 145.20' LOT
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4 KM EAST OF BLYTH ON COUNTY ROAD #25
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R.R. #2 GODERICH - Excellent 8 Unit Motel with living
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20 YEARS SERVING SEAFORTH & AREA
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482-3224 565.5504
Seaforth Office: 519 / 527-1577
8 Main Street
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38. AUCTION SALE
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38. AUCTION SALE
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PROPERTY AUCTION
For the Estate of John McFarlane in the Village of Holmesville
Tuesday, April 29 at 7 p.m.
The property is known as part lot 83 (Designated as Part 1 on
Registered Plan #22R-1877) Maitland Concession in the Twp. of
Goderich in the County of Huron. The property consists of a three
bedroom house (approximately 25 years old) with full basement. large
attached two door garage, large private lot, paved driveway, oil heat
and also serviced by natural gas.
TERMS: 10% down day of sale. Balance in 70 days.
Selling subject to reserve bid.
The Estate or Auctioneer are not responsible for any accidents or
injury on the property. Viewing by appointment only.
AUCTIONEER Robert Trick 519-523-4387
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s; Collectibles; Appliances; Tools and Household Effects
ob Auction Centre, 185 Herbert St. In Mitchell.
Thursday, April 24 at 3:30 p.m.
Including; Woods upright freezer ( like new); Frigidaire frost free
fridge (as new); Inglis apt. sized washer (2 yr. old); electric stoves;
dryer; colour T.V.'s; dehumidifier; chest deep freezers; air
conditioner; Victorian settee; matching high back bed, dresser and
washstand; wicker rocker; oak rocker; two nursing rockers; oak
parlor table; 3 gunstock chairs; old picture frames; old local
calenders; postcards; coal oil lamp; apple peeler; Woodham
General store counter; nice offering of collectible dishes including
Bennington, Limoge, carnival, Germany etc.; many small
collectibles; maple buffet hutch; new 3 piece chesterfield suites; new
round table and six chairs; sofa bed; chests of drawers; single beds;
queen size bed; bedding; usual offering of housewares: power and
hand tools; garden tools; ladders; two horse drawn cutters; Delta 10
Inch table saw; bench' grinder; wood lathe; metal shelving; lawn
roller; Troybilt 8 hp rear tine tiller; Cub Cadet 1325 12 hp mower
(above two items from Harold Strohm); Lawnboy LT -11 riding
mower; Eaton 5 hp tiller; lawn trailer (above 3 items from McGinn
Estate); approx. 150 old Canadian, Oueen Victoria. and Few
American coins including Nfld. 1894 50 cent piece. Phone 271-7894 f
for fax list. Coins sell at 7:30 p.m.
Prop: Susie Elllgsen and Estate of the late Torn Lane.
AUCTIONEERS: DOUG JACOB AND JOE ZEHR
271-7894 - 519 - 887-9599
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AUCTION SALE
to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Buldling in Clinton tor the
Estate of Amble Walker of Brussels plus several additions.
SATURDAY, APRIL 26 AT 9 AM
ESTATE CAR: 1988 Olds Delta 88 Royal Brougham 4 door,
selling as Is.
RIDING MOWER: Roper 11 hp., 36 inch cut. Club Cadet 186 10
hp.
COINS: 48 Tots good variety mostly Canadian coins 1991 & 1992,
quarters also, 1964 XWL. Over 30, 50 cent and one dollar coins.
APPUANCES: Inglis washer nearly new, dryer, 30 inch stove, 2
fridges, 2 Chest freezers, microwave, dehumifier, B&D vacuum
with power head, Quasor floor model colour TV, 2 portable TV's.
fURNiTURE ANTIQUES ETC.: Washstand , old kitchen cabinet,
bottom for flat to wall, antique dresser with mirror, cedar chest,
dining table with 4 chairs, 4 office desks (good ones), chesterfield
and chairs, corner curio cabinet, queen size box spring and
mattress, dressers, chest of drawers, odd prassbeck chairs,
treadle sewing machine etc.
OTHER: Honda E 1400 generator like new, garden tiller, bicycles,
wheel barrow, toots, crocks, ofd pop bottles, Clinton Dalry bottle
plus other*, small floor lack, tools, lawn mower, pull lawn roller,
Axminlster type rug, 24 ft. aluminum extension ladder plus our
usual large offering.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D.
Auctioneer: Richard Lobb 519-482-7898 Clinton
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38. AUCTION SALE
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AUCTIONS
THUR. APR. 24 at 3:30 P.M. -
Large estate auction of
appliances; antiques; lawn
equipment; coins and
household effects at the Jacob
Auction Centre 185 Herbert St.
in Mitchell for Susie Elligsen
and Estate of Tom Lane.
SAT. APR. 26 at 9:30 A.M. -
Clearing auction of tractors;
equipment and antiques two
mile south of Tavistock on 59
Highway for Ron and Marion
Wilker and Mrs. Elton Wllker.
TUES. APR. 29 at 7:00 P.M. -
Real estate auction of 50 acre
farm with modern home and
shops known as Pt. Lot 32
Con. 10 of Ellice Township
located 3 mile west of Rostock
for Perry and Valerie Smith.
WED. APR. 30 et 4:30 P.M. -
Antiques; furniture & garden
tools at the Tavistock Memorial
Hall for Estate of Mrs. Bill
Pearson and Gordon
McGregor.
FRI. MAY 2 at 9:30 A.M. - 2
Farms; farm equipment & mise
held 4 mile west of St. Marys
on Highway 7 for John Garvey.
SAT. MAY 3 at 9:30 A.M. -
Antiques; furniture and
collectibles held 3 mile west of
Bright and a 1/4 mile north for
Russ Capling.
JACOB & ZEHR
AUCTIONS
271-7894 or 887-9599
RICHARD LOBB
AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON 482-7898
BAT. APRIL 28 AT 9 Am -
Household auction at Lobb
Auction Clinton.
SAT. MAT 3 AT 9 AY -
Flat -to -the -wall cupboard.
oak icebox. marble top
dresser. furniture,
appliances. etc. at Lobb
Auction In Clinton. Good
additions being accepted.
7i11)1. ILAT 8 AT 10 AY -
Grain bins. feed bin. augers
tractors, plck-up truck,
contents and all feed mill
equipment at Varna Feed
MIR In Varna. Property will
be offered for sale by auction
If not sold prior to auction
date. Phone 233-9219.
(4Z. DEATHS
DALE, Donald, age 66, son of the
late Lorne and Lyda Dale, of
Seaforth, passed away In
Brampton on April 16, 1997, atter
a valiant battle with cancer. Donald
is survived by his loving wife,
Donalda, sons Donald (Diane),
Derek (Clare) and Douglas. FIs wNI
also be sadly missed by his
stepmother, Thelma Dale of
Seaforth, and sisters Margaret of
London, and Lorna Johnston
(Gordon) of Goderfoh. FunemI
services were held In Brampton on
April 17, 1997. 42-17-1
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39. EDUCATIONAL
Festival School
of
Hairstyling
552 Huron St., Stratford
Looking for
a new
Career?
Festival School of Hairstyling
of Stratford is accepting
applications for their next
class. Make-up, Artistry and
Nail Technology offered at
no extra charge. Financial
assistance available for
those that qualify.
For further information call
519-271-9551.
42. DEATHS
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BENNETT, Agnes Irene (Pat):
After a valiant struggle with cancer,
Agnes Irene (Pat) Bennett,
Seaforth, passed away at Seaforth
Community Hospital on April 16,
1997, two days following her 89th
birthday. Survived by step -son Ron
Bennett and wife Paulene of
Seaforth, step -daughter Shirley
and husband Bruce Walters of
Hanover. Step -grandmother of
Gary Bennett and friend Dianne
Muir, Joan and Art McNaughton,
Judy and Jeff Boylan, Pat and Eric
Wilkin, Nancy and Bill Dwyer and
Ron and Cynthia Walters. Great
grandmother of 10, great great
grandmother of 3, several nieces
and nephews. Predeceased by
husband Clarence (Ken) Bennett
1967, step granddaughter Diane
Walters 1957, parents John and
Jennie Patterson, three brothers
and one sister. Memorial donations
may be made to Seaforth
Community Hospital, Northside
United Church or the Canadian
Cancer Society. Burial was from
the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home
on Friday, April 18 at 11 a.m. Jane
Kuepfer officiated. Interment in
Brussels Cemetery. Pallbearers
wore Gary Bennett, Art
McNaughton, Ron Walters, Jeff
Boylan, Eric Wilkin and Bill Dwyer.
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Call with your
news tips
at 527-0240
TNR IIWION fi*POi1TOfilr AMM SI. 19.7-11
42. DEATHS
CUMMINGS. JIM (Glees): On
Thursday. Apra 17, 1997, at the
Sealorth Community Hospital, Jean
(Glow) Cummings, in her 77th
year. She was formerly of Stratford
and a longtime employee of
Hudson' department store. Mrs.
Cummings' husband, Harold,
predeceased her in 1992_ She was
the beloved mother 01 Robert
Cummings and his wife Alva of
Elmira, Sylvia and her husband
Ron Soeder of Monkton and
Barbara and her husband Ray
Richardson of Shallow Lake and
fondly remembered by eight
grandchildren and seven great-
grandchildren. Family received
friends at the Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Home, 87 Goderich Street
West, Seaforth one hour prior to
the funeral service on Saturday.
Rev. Todd McDonald of Monkton
United Church officiated. Interment
Maitlandbank Cemetery Memorial
donations to the Canadian Cancer
Society would be appreciated by
the tamily as expressions of
sympathy. 42-17-1
MUIR, Donald 8. passed away at
his residence in Seaforth on
Tuesday, Apnl 15, 1997. A lifetime
resident of Seaforth, born on May
26, 1932. Loving husband of Flora
(Brown Muir. Brother-in-law to
Mary (Brown) Morey and Ken
Morey of Seaforth and fondly
remembered by several nieces and
nephews. Predeceased by his
parents Johnny and Jennie
(Burton) Muir and one sister
Shirley, also one sister-in-law
Jessie (Brown) Bennewies. Family
received friends at the Whitney-
Ribey Funeral Home, 87 Goderich
St. W., Seaforth on Thursday from
2-4 p m. and 7-9 p.m. -Legion and
Masonic services were held on
Thursday evening. The funeral
service was held Friday, April 18 at
2 p.m. with Rev. Cheryl -Ann
Stadelbauer-Sampa officiated.
Interment in Baird's Cemetery in
Stanley Township. Memorial
donations to the VON and the
Seaforth Hospital Building Fund.
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43. BIRTHS
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BENNEWIES/FEHR
Jackie and Ben are excited to say
he has finally arrived, Adam Jacob
Ben, bom April 17, 1997 at 5:25
p.m. at Seaforth Hospital. A baby
brother for Jessica. Proud
grandparents are Jean Fehr of
Kinburn, Kieven & Sandra
Bennewies of Dublin. Great
grandparents Norlene & Willard
Bennewies of Dublin and great
great grandparents Alice Dietz and
Adeline Bennewies both of
Mitchell. Thanks to all the nurses,
doctors, visitors and tor the phone
calls throughout the nine months.
A special thanks to Dr. Shawn
Edwards and Martha, we couldn't
have done it without you. 43-17x1
BRUXER
Don and Chris are proud to
announce the arrival of their new
son, Isaac Christopher. Big
brothers Dylan and Logan are
thrilled to have a new playmate.
Isaac was born April 7, 1997 at
11.59 p.m. weighing 8 lbs. 8 oz.
Proud grandparents are Charlie
and Peg Campbell, Seatorth and
Frank aria Maureen Bruxer, Dublin.
Great grandparents are Bob and
Adelaide Ahara, St. Catherines.
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46. IN MEMORIAM
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EVELYN WILUAMSON
In loving memory of a dear
mother, grandmother and great-
grandmother who passed away
10 years ago Aprn 29, 1987.
We think,of you as we prepare
for your youngest grandson's
weeding.
We thank you for the extra pair
of willing arms when little ones
were skk.
We thank you for being there to
the spring and fall when we
were busy In the fields.
We miss your many visits and
your letters form Santa for the
kids,
We miss your wonderful
cooking when we helped with
your lawn and your wood.
We miss visiting you In your
apartment in Seaforth.
We have a very special place
deep In our hearts, you will
always be loved and
remembered.
Dearly loved and missed by Ken
and Anne and family.
FONTI/MCCLURE
Joe, Donna and Jacob are thrilled
to announce the safe arrival of
Matthew James Vincent on April 1,
1997 weighing 9 lbs. Ya oz. New
grandson for Glen and Marg
McClure and Vincenzo and
Catarina Fonti and great grandson
for Isabel Rogerson. 43-17x1
FEENEY-GEDDES
Francis and Glenda are pleased to
announce the birth of Nicole
Catherine, bom Wed. April 2, 1997
at 11:64 a.m. Spoiling privileges go
to Michelle, Bill and Samantha and
grandparents Bill and Catherine
Feeney, Dublin and Alien and
Karen Geddes, Seaforth. 43-17-1
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DOLMAGE: In loving memory of a
dear son and brother, Donald
Alexander, who passed away April
27, 1977.
Memories are tender thoughts,
That somehow live and last,
A vision from another time,
A memory from the past.
Much is stirred within our hearts,
As lite goes marching by,
But as our lives are changing,
Memories will never die.
Lovingly remembered by Mom,
Dad, brothers, sisters and their
f amilies. 46-17x lc
47. CARDS OF THANKS
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GWYN/HOGGART
My deepest gratitude and
appreciation to family. friends,
neighbours and co-workers for the
many acts of kindness shown to us
during his illness and since the
toss of my partner and best friend
Ross Gwyn. All the hospital visits.
baking, housesitting. flowers. cards
and caring phone calls will not be
forgotten. The care and concern by
his sister Helena Young and friend
Frank Williams made this journey a
little easier. My sincere thanks tor
the excellent care and warmth
Ross received in London Health
Sciences Centre and Seaforth
Community Hospital. by Dr R.
Inculet. Dr Pauline Truong. Jill
Ross R.N., Dr Shawn Edwards.
Dr. Ken Rodney. Dr Norton. Dr
Korsaric. Dr A Rooyakkers, Dr.
Janet Zettel and Zunch'Ambulanoe
service. Pastor James Carne of
Auburn. your services. prayers and
care have been so supportive
through all this trying time
Everyone's support has been
overwhelming and your kindness
will leave me with rewarding
memories. Thanks to the
honourary pallbearers, Donald and ,
Cliff Schultz, Murray Gooier, Bev
Hill, Bill Chipchase. Ed O'Neill,
Cliff Holland, honourary flower
bearers, Vince, Murray and
Clayton Holland; Cheryl Cronin.
Aubrey Toll and Arthur Horst for
the inspirational music, Shelley
Stone for supervising the
appropriate music before and after
the service; Varna Church Women
for the delicious lunch served.
Beyond the call of duty were
Unions. United Food and
Commercial Workers Local #175
and 633 for the lovely Bible; Cuddy
Transportation of London; East
Huron Poultry of Dublin; Cliff
Holland Trucking; Hill and Hill
Farms, and the many other
truckers of the convoy which made
a memorial pass at Baird's
Cemetery, must have left the on-
lookers in awe with eleven Cuddy
trucks, leading the procession_
Lastbut not least Kate's Station
Restaurant, management and staff,
Pepo's Family Restaurant,
management and staff, your
continued concern and support is
so strengthening. Thanks to the
special grandchildren whom
Grandpa Ross so dearly loved;
Mary Deveau who has been my
right hand. Last but not least Chris
Smith and Beattie -Falconer
Funeral Homes of Clinton for their
direction and kindness. You all
made the celebration of Ross's life
so complete, you're the kind of
people I feel privileged to know
and your friendship and kindness
is and always will be cherished.
- Helen Hoggart, Brucefield 47-
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SOUTER
The family of the late Christine
Souter would like to express their
sincere thanks and appreciation to
family, friends and neighbors for
their visitations, floral tributes,
memorial gifts and heartfelt
expressions of sympathy. The
family extends a very special
thanks to the Rev. C. Stadelbauer-
Sampa for her wonderful tribute to
our mother. Also thanks to the
nurses of Seaforth Hospital and
the Seaforth Manor. A special
thanks to Dr. Woldnik for his
special care. Thank you to Chris
Smith from Box and Smith Funeral
Chapel . and to the lades of
Seaforth Legion for the lunch after
Ihajdsetvioe. Your thoughtfulness
wilrahway* be remembered.
- Glenn and Jean Bridge, Lyle and
Ruth Carter and PhyNs Brown and,
FamNles 47-17x1