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(36. ANNOUNCEMENTS•
(36. ANNOUNCEMENTS •
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Attention EDUCATORS and TRAINERS
in the area of
Bruce Grey Huron Perth GeorglanATralning Board
A Town Hall Meeting will be held
Wednesday, June 24, 1998, 7:00-9:00 pm
at Walkerton District Secondary School
The purpose of the meeting is to:
• Update Education and Training providers on the status of the
Local Board
• Begin the process for replacing Education & Training
representatives to the Local Board
For more information contact Susan Seifert at
(519) 3644163
35. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
In The Estate of
JESSIE BOYD
All persons having claims
against the estate of Jessie Boyd
of the Town of Seaforth, in the
County of Huron, who died on or
about the 24th day of April, 1998,
are hereby notified to send in full
particulars of their claims to the
undersigned on or before the
13th day of July, 1998 after
which date the assets will be
distributed having regard only to
claims then received
DATED at Seaforth. Ontano this
15th day of June. 1998
McCONNELL, STEWART &
DEVEREAUX,
Barristers and Solicitors
77 Main Street,
Seatorth, Ontario, NOK 1W0
Solicitors tor the Executor
37. MORTGAGES
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1" & 2^d Mortgage Money
Absolutely No Upfront Fees
Available as low es
• 6.50' Interest
Personal Loans
If you quality. payments
AML Approx, Mo. Payment '
5.000 ` 41.66
'10.000 ' 83.33
'15.000 '125.00
Consolidate your debts
Call (519) 363-0211 1-800-387-1932
ASTRAL FUNDING INC.
RICHARD LOBB
AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON 482-7898
SAT. JUNE 2OAT9AM-3
riding lawn mowers
snowblower antiques.
furniture. gtaa ware at Lobi,
Auction in Clinton
Good Additions now being
accepted
www. auctionhotLne . tom
40. LOST & FOUND
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LOST Gold Medic Alert bracelet -
no morphine. no codeine, diabetic
Reward. Call 527-1870 or 522-
1307. 40-24-1
43. BIRTHS
THOMSON
Darrell and Jennifer (nee Burt) are
proud to announce the arrival of
their first child, a daughter Laura
Emily. Rom on May 25. 1998 weigh-
ing 8 lbs. 6 oz at Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital. Spoiling priv-
ileges go out to first time grandpar-
ents Art and Gloria Burt of Vanastra
and eleventh time grandmother
Edith Thomson of Klppen 43.24x1
MELADY
Brian and Sandra are thrilled to
announce the arrival of their son
Liam Gerard David. Born June 3,
1998 at 5:45 p.m. weighing 7 lbs. 15
oz Proud first time grandparents
are Dave and Adeline Mclnally of
Seaforth, Gerry -and Nancy O'Reilly
of Seaforth and Briar Malady Sr if
Dublin. Great grant > r« 't=
Frances Melady of Dublin, Marson
Rutley of Seaforth. 43-24-'
MCTAGGART
Dean and • Anette are proud to
announce the safe arrival of their
new baby girl, Chelsea Anna Marie
'Chelsea amved at 12:48 a.m. June
13, 1998 at the Seaforth
Community Hospital weighing 8 lbs.
9 oz. Chelsea is welcomed home by
her big brother, Adrian Proud
grandparents are Anna Siemon,
Inez and Dale McTaggart. William
and Vicki Siemon. Also welcoming
Chelsea are great grandparents,
Mane McTaggart. Lucy Siemon and
Ralph and Helen Schellenberger.
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38. AUCTION SALE
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LARGE AUCTION SALE
to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton for local
Estate plus several good additions of antique furniture, nding
mowers, etc.
SATURDAY, JUNE 20 AT 9 AM
RIDING MOWERS: Cub Cadet 1320 13HP. Cub Cadet 182 12
HP, Yard Pro 10 HP. John Deere 66, garden tiller. Anens walk
behind snowblower.
APPLIANCES: Washersdryer. electric stoves. dehumidifier.
window air conditioner
PIANOS: Emerson player piano. 28 player rolls. plus upright
piano
ULTRAMATIC BED: Power tilt and vibrating (New 1995), power
lift and recliner chair (New 1995) new cost approx. $3500.00
each
ANTIQUES AND FURNITURE: Antique bonnet chest (Real
Nice). drop front secretary. china cabinet, curved glass curio
cabinet, nine piece dining room suite. new drop leaf kitchen table.
peugenot pillar clock. Cuckoo clock, captains chair. old radio
reconditioned, antique dresser with mirror. nursing rocker.
wooden desk, floor lamps, piano stool with claw teet. 2 modem
chesterfields with pull out beds. lots like new. PINBALL
MACHINE. electnc sewing machine in stand. antique radio with
horn speaker. large antique apple peeler. sausage wicker rocker.
upholstered chairs, table saw, shop vac, garden tools. aluminum
extension. dishes and glassware including several antique
presses, small dresser boxes. carved elephant. etc., plus items
far too numerous to mention
TERMS: Gash or cheque with proper I.D
Auctioneer: Richard Lobb 519-482-7898 Clinton
www.auctionhotline.com
AUCTION CALENDAR
Bob Heywood 235-0874 Res.
888 Main St. Exeter
Friday Evening, June 19 at 5pj ,
at South Huron Recreation Centre, Exeter
We will be dispersing an excellent offering of furnishings and household
effects from the home of Tony and Clara Vanderlaan and family of
Seafortn who have sold their farm and are heading to Ecuador es
missionaries. along with additions from Parkhill and Exeter
PARTIAL LSTIII e Includes 2 matching reclining chesterfields. oak
corner entertainment centre. oak roll top desk. several bedroom suites.
incl. a 4 pc. solid pine supe with queen size waterbed. also childrens
bedroom settings, desks. washstand. sofa bed. glider rocker and stool.
Hemtzman upnght piano. wardrobe. dehumidifier. fridge. stove, several
freezers (some large). Inglis 2 speed washer, lamp and coffee tables.
Casual Industnes patio set (as new), 2 captains chairs and bench seat
for full size van, Proform 738 exercise bike. quality nursery items, air
conditioner. Annex woodstove and a Pellet burning woodstove. shop
shelves. hand end garden and power tools. computer, Sunbeam elec,
mulcher mower, Blum. ext. ladder, large floor safe. roto tiller. air
conditioner, storage chests. golf clubs. 2 section of scaffolding.
kitchenware, glass and china end much more
halIMMILWAIIIMIlattimEChtecatialjhay
at South Huron Rao Cwt
Dispersing an excellent offering of household and antique effects'from a
century home in Stephen Twp. for Mrs. Isobel Cann of Exeter ono many
antique items from a Bayfield home.
PARTIAL LATHS; Includes a beautiful 9 pc oak dining suite with
rectangular ext. table, china cabinet. sideboard and 6 chairs, Victorian
washstand and others, dressers, chests, Waterfall bookcase with glass
door. lovely antique mahogany buffet by Royal Furniture Michigan.
Reproduction bow front china cabinet. large oval ext. dining table
(VictoriaQ i, double beds incl. 4 poster maple bed, sofa beds, parlor
tables. chesterfield sets, small end large trunks, music cabinet, captain
and gun stalk chairs. 2 old jam cupboards and ofd table, antique arm
chair, microwave, Filter Queen vacuum and power heed, 30- propene
range, air cdnditioner (es new), a large offering o1 china end glass.
primitives and collectible smalls incl. 'Model D- table top, cylinder
phonograph wtth hanging tin horn, Sessions pillar clock. approx. 25
cylinder records end some 78s, 12 settings of -Murraygate- 18 k. gold,
Ambassador ware, approx. 10 settings of Sovereign pottery dinnerware.
fine china and glassware, Ig. cast dinner bell and bracket, strap of 10
chime bells. iron butcher kettle, several old crocks, wooden primitives
incl. ox yoke, neck yoke, grain cradle flail, wooden churn, old sed irons.
lanterns, antique tools, cistern pump, oil lamps, violin and bow, china
commode pcs., washtubs, reel mower. quilts and bedding, ANTIQUE
WOODEN BARBERS CHAIR, walking plow, cream can; ofd tins. prints and
pictures, copper boiler and pail. hanging electric hair clippers, reel
mower, 2 area rugs, Gooey card table end 4 chairs, chest of Community
Oneida flatware. kitchenware and much more. Don't miss this great
stiction.
(42. DEATHS
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MaLURE: John: Of R.R. 04,
Walton passed away at Stratford
General Hospital on Monday, June
8, 1998. Deer brother of Glen and
Marg McClure, Don end Joyce
McClure, all of R.R. *1, Seaforth,
Marjorie and Eric Anderson of R.R.
01, Londesboro, Ron McClure, Ken
and Marion McClure, all of R.R. *4,
Walton, and Murray and Christine
McClure of R.R. 01, Dublin. At
John's request there wee no visita-
tion or funeral service. Cremation
has taken place. 11 desired memori-
al donations to Seaforth Minor
Hockey would be appreciated as
expressions of sympathy. Funeral
arrangements entrusted to Box and
Smith Funeral
Chapel, Seaforth. As
a tribute to the life of
Mr. McClure a tree
will be planted in his
memory. 42-24-1
KELLEY, William: William Kelley
passed away at Seaforth Manor on
June 14. 1998 In his 92nd year. Son
of the tate James Kelley who died In
France In WW 1 and his mother
Stela Cook also deceased. His wife
Merrill Kitbough of Dungannon also
deceased. Survived by his son
James. a nephew Ronald Bennett
end his niece Shirley (Mrs. Bruce
Watters) of Hanover. His sister
Eileen (Mrs. Kenny Bennett) of
Welton also deceased. William
lolned the Army In 1939 and
returned to Canada In 1945, after
' combat In the Italian campaign and
heavy battle In Belgium. Holland
and Germany with the 17th field
artillery regiment A Legion service
was held at the funeral home on
June 16. Funeral services will be
held at 2:00 p.m June 17 (today)
from the Whitney-Ribey Funeral
Home. 87 Godench St. W..
Seaforth. A donation to the Cancer
Society would be appreciated in Neu
of flowers Burial will be In
Dungannon Cemetery. Pallbearers
were Tom Barry, Ken Barry, Ronald
Bennett, Henrique De Vascondes.
Russell Smith, Dave Colboume.
Reverend Wm. Hauser officiated.
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HENDERSON, John Elgin: On
Saturday. June 13, 1998. at
Seaforth Community Hospital, sur-
rounded by his loving family after a
courageous battle with cancer, In
his 73rd year. Beloved husband of
Pearl (Vock) tor fury years. Loving
father of Bit and his wife Sibyl Of
Port Elgin, Jim and his wife Marie of
Paisley, Diane and her husband Bill
Greb of Kincardine, Bob of
Egmondville. Don of Seaforth,
Donna and her husband Mike
Feeney of Ridgetown. Darlene and
her husband Jerome Cronin of
Seaforth. Debbie and her husband
Doug Steinman of Kippen Dear
brother of Arthur and his wife
Gertrude. Lois and her husband
Gord Churchward, alt of Seaforth,
and Bit and his wife Joyce of
Egmondville. Dear brother-in-law of
Betty Vock of Seaforth, Irma and
her husband Bruce McLean of St.
Marys and Shirley and her husband
Peter Aver of Stratford. Loved
grandfather of 17 grandchildren and
several step grandchildren. Special
great grandpa to several step great
grandchildren. Predeceased by his
parents. Ivy and Edna (Love)
Henderson of McKillop Township,
daughter-in-law Evelyn Henderson
of Seaforth, and brother-in-law Carl
Vock of Brodhagen. The Henderson
family received friends at the
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home. A
funeral service and interment at St.
Peter's Lutheran Church,
Brodhagen on June 16, 1998.
Pastor Martin Melina officiated.
Donations to the Canadian Cancer
Society would be appreciated. 42-
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46. IN MEMORIAM
SOMERVILLE, Archie: 1909-1997.
In loving memory of Archie
Somerville who passed away one
year ago on June 18th. 1997
Grandpa
My Grandpa was a great man: his
eyes twinkled in the tight.
And when sickness came his way,
he tned to put up a good fight.
He always had a smile for us.
except when he was snonng.
He loved all kinds of weather, from
sun to rain a -pouring.
My Grandpa was a great man; he's
my idol to this day
And when we spent time together,
he had such a cheerful way
He was generous ail of his life, even
in his hospital bed.
And now there's the sad reality. that
his last `cheerio' has been said.
My Grandpa was a great man: his
body is no longer present.
His spirt lives on every day, in
memories that are so pleasant.
He'll always have a place in our
hearts, until our dying days;
And then well meet in Heaven and
remember the good old days.
(Written by David Ross in memory
of his dear Grandpa)
Archie will always be remembered
and sadly missed by his wife, Cora
at Seaforth Manor and his four
daughters, Joan. Lois -Ann, Jane,
and Linda and their fernliess. 48.24-
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ROWLAMD: Anne: Dec. 1/30 •
June 18/96. Ever remembered by
Lou, Mary -Margaret and Dave,
Luanne and Tom, Colleen, Pet and
Arita and grandsildren. 48-24xlcc
ROWLAND: In loving memory o1
Mom and Nara, Anne Rowland,
who passed away June 18, 1906.
There is but one end only one,
Whose love will fail you never,
One who lives from sun to sun,
WMh constant fond endeavour.
There is but one yid only one,
On earth there is no other,
In Heaven a noble work was done,
When God made you our Mother.
Deeply missed but always fondly
and lovingly remembered • Pet
Anita, Samantha, Nexsndda and
Douglas 48.24x1
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146. IN MEMORIAM
BEUERMAN, Alvin : To you Dad
on Father's Day.
God took you home dad. it was his
wilt,
But In our hearts we love you stili.
Dad your memory is as dear today,
As In the hour you passed sway.
We all often alt and think or you,
When we are altogether and alone,
There Is nothing left to say,
But that we miss and love you dad.
Love Mom, Lois, Ted, Todd, Amy,
Tlm, Gwen, Norrn, Rob, Chad,
Warren, Judy, Michael, Melissa,
Connie, BIN, Lindsay, Tlm, Laura,
Mathew and Darren. 46-24.1
PRYCE: in loving memory of Oliver
T. Pryce who passed away June 21.
1995.
You never failed to do your best.
Your heart was warm and tender,
You lived your Ole for those you
loved,
And those loved remember.
Lovingly remembered ` by wife
Thelma and daughters Annette,
Madelon, Ivy, Bonnie and Lorraine
and familtes. 46-24x1
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(47. CARDS OF THANKS
MCTAGOART
Our sincere thanks to Dr. Percival
and the nursing staff at the Seatorth
Community Hospital for all the sup-
port and care during our stay
Thank you also to Dr. Zettel for all
her prenatal care. A special thanks
to Nana and Grandpa McTaggart
for taking such good care of Adrian.
And last but certainly not the least
to my husband Dean for all the
understanding, love and support
from the start to the finish • Anette
and Chelsea. 47-24x 1 cc
MCLAUGHUN
A big thank you to God for giving
me good health. To my family tor
making me feel special. To my rela-
tives, friends and neighbours for
their presence, kind words, cards
and gifts. To Father Tony for inspir-
ing me. The CWL for their help and
patience. The guest book and cards
will be a reminder of my special day
Love. Ursula McLaughlin
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MELADY
We would like to thank Dr. Hillyer
and the O.B. staff at S.G.H. for the
care during our stay. A very special
thank you to our at home nurse
"Dad- who has helped us through
every stage. We wouldn't have
been able to do it without you
- Sandra and Uam 47-24-1
nwrrxaterrxar�.
County asks police
for figures
to police all of Huron
BY BLAKE PATTERSON
Signal -Star Staff
Huron County has asked
the Ontario Provincial Police
to consider patrolling the
entire county. but Wingham
wants no pan of it.
According to Wingham
Police Chief Jim Dore, the
OPP should not he given a
monopoly in Huron because
competition is needed to
ensure fair pricing from the
provincial force. Without
alternative policing choices.
such as the Wingham Police
Service, Dore said the county
risks placing itself at the
pricing whims of the OPP.
The OPP already provides
protection to all Huron
County municipalities except
Wingham. As such, the
Wingham Police Service
wants to increase its patrol
area and provide an
alternative. The Townships of
Morris and Howick and .the
Villages of Brussels and
Bluth have already said they
are in favour of joining the
Wingham service. Grey
Township has also expressed
interest.
If the Wingham Police
Service is disbanded in
favour of the OPP, Dore said
Huron County policing costs
could rise to $370 per
household -- as it has in other
parts of the province.
Wingham. he said. will
provide the service for S190
per household.
"We're still enough of a
threat to keep prices fair."
said Dore. "Anti business
person knows the only way to
maintain fair and consistent
pricing in the market is
through competition."
Dore went on to say the
province's solicitor general's
office has confirmed the
Wingham Police Service will
have no problem meeting the
police protection adequacy
standards currently being
debated by the provincial
government.
Dore attended the ,count
council meeting to address
rumours the county intends to
force the Wingham Police
Services to disband in an
attempt to drive a hetter deal
for county -wide policing
from the OPP. Dore wanted
assurance that will not
happen.
The council thanked Dore
for his presentation.
Communi
WED., JUNE 17
1:30-4:00 p.m. - Senior
Shuffleboard at the Arena
6:30-8:30 p.m - Houseleague
Soccer at the Optimist Park
7:00-9:00 p.m - Minor Hockey
Registration at the Arena
9:00-10:30 p.m - Reds Fastball
at the Lions Park
THURS., JUNE 18
6:30-8:00 p.m. - Pee Wee Girl's
Fastball Game at the Optimist
Park
6:45-7.45 p.m - T -Ball at the High
School South Diamond
7:00-8:00 p.m Aerobics/Step with
Sue at the Arena
7:00-8:30 p.m - Squirt Boys -
Fastball at the Lions Park
8:00-9:30 p.m - Sluggers Sto-Pitch
Game at Optimist Park
9:30-11:00 p.m - Eagles Slo-Pnch
Game at Optimist Park
FRI. , JUNE 19
7:00.11:30 p.m - Men's Fastbali
Toumament at Lions
SAT.iot
JUNE 20
9:00 a.rn o:
Fastball Tournament at the
Lions and Optimist Parks
5:00 p.m - Lions Club Elimination
Draw - Dance at SDCC
SUN., JUNE 21
9:00-5:00 p.m - Men's Fastbali
ty Calendar
at the Lions Park -
8:00 -11:00 p.m - Men's
Slo-Pitch at the Lions and
Optimist Parks
MON.., JUNE 22
6:30-7:30 p.m - Houseleague Bali
at the Highschool North
Diamond
7:30-10:30 p.m - Minor Sports
Council BINGO at the Arena -
Tonight's host is the High School
8:00-11:00 p.m. - Men's Sto-pitch
at the Lions and Optimist Parks
TUES., JUNE 23
6:30-8:30 p.m - Family Recreation
Ball at Lions Park
6:30-8:00 p.m --Squirt Girls Game
at the Optimist Park
9:00-10:30 p.m - Staycats Slo-
Pitch Game at Optimist Park
WED., JUNE 24
1:30-4:00 p.rn - Senior
Shuffleboard at the Arena
6:30.8:30 p.m Houseleague
• Soccer at the Optimist Park
6:30-8:00 p.m - Midget Girls
Fastball Game at the Optimist
Park
9:00.10:30 p.m. - Reds Fastbal!
at the Lions Park
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