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35. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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NOTICE 7'O CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
Claims against the estate of
WILLIAM ORLANDO KELLEY.
late of the Town of Seatorth.
in the County of Huron.
who died on June 14th. 1998
must be in my hands by
September 9th. 1998.
alter which date the estate
' will be distributed
RALPH SMITH
LAW OFFICE
20 Gouinlock Street
P.O. Box 159
Seaforth. Ontario
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Lawyer for the
Estate Trustees
with a Will
37. MORTGAGES
42. DEATHS
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BPROAT, Jsssle Laurie (nee
McLean) age 85 of 4485 Ontario
St.. Beamsvife, passed away on
Saturday, July 18, 1998, at West
Lincoln Memorial Hospital. Born in
Earlton, Ontario, she was the
daughter of the late John Rattan
McLean and Janet Young of
Diamond Township, New Liskeard.
Jessie's community service and
achievements were many. She was
an active member and volunteer of
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
in Beamsville in which she served
as a member of the DestaWoods, a
member and past Chairman of the
Board of Directors and Church
Elder. She volunteered at the
Beamsville Senior Centre and at
Albright Manor in which she served
as member of the Board on the
Women's Auxiliary. As well she was
in charge of the operation oI the
Tuck Shop for many years Jessie
devoted and dedicated many hours
to crafts for her volunteer activities
For her many years of outstanding
community involvement Jessie
received a Certificate of Merit
"Celebration 88" from the
Government of Canada and the
1997 Volunteer Service Award from
the Town of Lincoln. Jessie was an
inspiration to many Wife of James
Ross Sproat who predeceased her
in 1973. Surviving are six children,
James and his wife Margaret of
Oakville. Janet and her husband
Bob Benson of North Bay. Jerome
and his wife Carol of Oakville. Judi
of Corbeil, Clint and his wife Joyce
of Listowel. and Jeff and his wife
Rena of Waterloo Beloved. dedi-
cated and special grandmother to
Kelly. Bill. Elizabeth. • Michael,
Judith, Susan, Robert, Jamie.
Jennifer, "John and Jason Great-
grandmother of Tamara. David.
Matthew, Evan and Victoria Dear
sister of Margaret Caldwell, Kay
Hughes and Jim McLean
Predeceased by sisters Florence
Gray and Jean Brookfield and
brothers Herb. Sandy and Ducan
McLean Jessie's tuneral was held
on Tuesday. July 21, 1998 in
Beamsville at St Andrew's
Presbyterian Church As she
- wished, Jessie was cremated and
her interment will take place on
Friday. August 28, 1998 at 3:30
p.m at the Maitland Bank
Cemetery Mom, please watch over
and guide us. We love you...until we
meet again 42-34-1
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38. AUCTION SALE
RICHARD LOBB
AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON 482-7898
SAT. REPT. 12 AT 9 AM -
Estate of Margaret McIver
of Seaforth
SAT. REPT. 19 AT 11 AM
- 3 Tractors. 4 large grain
wagons. farm machinery
for Howard 'and Marjorlc
Cartwright Go 1', miles
south Londesboro then lei
miles east.We are
accepting good additions
for upcoming auctions.
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AUCTIONS
SAT. AUG. 29 AT 9:30 A.M. -
Annual farm toy auction at the
Quality Inn on Highway 59
south of Woodstock in
conjOnction with the Ontario
Toy Show
WED. SEPT. 2 AT 4:30 P.M. -
Furniture; antiques & mist. et
the Tevfa ock Memorial Hall.
THURS. SEPT. 3 AT 3:00 P.M.
- Antiques. furniture &
appliances at the Jacob
Auction Centre, 185 Herbert St.
in Mitchell for the Estate 01 the
Late M. Wheal of Stratford and
a Mitchell estate.
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RIEHL, Donald: At Seaforth Manor
on Thursday. August 20 1998.
Donald Riehl of Seaforth and for-
merly of Goderich m bus 84th year
Beloved husband of Isabel Coutts
Huether Riehl. 'Predeceased by his
first wife Isabel (McTaggart) Riehl
(1980). Dear father of Adeline and
her husband Alan Pennie, Joseph
and his wife Sibyl and Robert and
his wife Nancy. all of Godench.
Loving grandfather of 8 grandchil-
dren and 10 great-grandchildren.
Step -father of Gerald Huether and
his wile Elizabeth and their 2 chil-
dren and grandchildren, all of
Cambndge. Funeral service was
held at the McCallum and Paha
Funeral Home. Goderich on Fnday.
August 21. 1998 at 2:00 p.m Rev
Kathi Urbasik-Hindley officiated
Interment Maitland Cemetery.
Godench. Donations to Community
Care Access' or VON gratefully
acknowledged 42-34xlcc
(46. IN MEMORIAM
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NIGH: In loving memory of Jean
Nigh who was called home to be
with God 25 years ago, August
25th, 1973.
Even though it's been 25 years
since you said goodbye, it seems
like only yesterday. There's not a
day goes by without thoughts of
you. Forever in our hearts. Your
family 46-34x1
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MCLEAN, Vera Anne: Suddenly on
Sunday. August 23. 199$ al the
Prnawa Hospital. Prnawa.
Manitoba, Vera McLean. aged 77
years. Beloved wife of Stewart
McLean. of Prnawa. Manitoba. Vera
was born in Prince Albert Sask..
and raised in Paddockwood, Sask
She served in the Dental Corp dur-
ing World War Two. She was presi-
dent of the Horticultural Society and
former member of the Order of the
Eastern Star and the Hospital
Auxiliary in Lac du Bonnet. Besides
her loving husband Stewart she is
survived by her children Julie
McLean of Winnipeg. Linda Dickson
o1 Redwood, Wirth.. Jill Allick of
Campbell River, B.C.. Doug
McLean (Suzanne) of Lac du
Bonnet. as -well as 8 grandchildren
and 2 great grandchildren. a sister
Marjorie Odegard of Penticton, B.0
She will be forever remembered
and missed by her family and
fnends. Cremation has taken place
and no formal services will be held
Russell Funeral Homes Ltd and
Crematorium of Beausejour,
Manitoba in care of arrangements
1-204-268-2263. 42-34-1
43. BIRTHS
LOVE
There are fleeting moments during
one's life when we experience love
in its purest form One such
moment was the birth of our son
Brian Douglas Love on August 10.
1998 at 11:35 p.m. Brian's journey
has just begun and the following
family members are here to share in
his experiences, Brian and Lisa his
parents, Missy and Kendra his sis-
ters, George and Gloria Love and
Dave and Mary White his grandpar-
ents, Bertha Love and Viola
Beuerman his great grandmothers
Blessed are we! 43-34-1
SMITH
Wow! It's a boy, Jane & Dale Smith
of Flamborough are thrilled to
announce the safe arrival of their
first child Kyte Bradley on Aug 9,
1998 at McMaster Hospital
Hamilton. First grandchild for Doug
and Peggy Rowcliffe, Seaforth, 13th
grandchild for Bill and Merle Smith
of Brodisagen, first great grandchild
for Marl Young of Goderich , aid for
Mary Rowcllffe of Sealorth and
Anne Smith Of St. Marys. 43-34x1
NASH: In loving memory of James
Nash whom God laid to rest 1 year
ago, August 28, 1997
As the summer slowly comes to an
end,
Our thoughts turn to you my father -
a friend.
Loving and kind in all his ways.
Upright and just to the end of his
days.
Sincere and kind in heart and mind
What a beautiful memory you left
behind
Sad are the hearts that love you.
Silent the tears that fall.
Living our lives without you,
is the hardest part of all.
We miss you dad
Love Tammy, Grant and Megan
McKellar 46-34x1
BJERG: In loving memory of Benny
Bjerg who passed away August 27,
1996.
D is for the day you left us Iwo years
ago.
A is for the anguish that I still feel,
D is for the Dad I'll never forget.
Love always. Janet. Don, Darren
and Grady 46-34-1
HILDEBRAND: to loving memory
of a dear father and Grandpa.
George Hildebrand who passed
away August 29. 1992.
Remembenng you is easy.
We do it every day
But inside we have heartache.
That will never go away.
We miss your jokes and stones,
You'd almost always make us smile,
We wish we could have you back
with us,
To sit and talk awhile '
Sadly missed but never forgotten,
Ruth, Steve. Jennie and Emily. 46-
34-1
HILDEBRAND: In loving memory
of a . dear husband George
Hildebrand who passed away
August 29. 1992
There is no parting from those we
love.
No distance can divide,
For each day in memory's garden.
We still walk side by side
Wherever life may take me.
Whatever I may do,
The memory of the years we
shared.
Will keep me close to you
Lovingly remembered and sadly
missed by his wife Hazel 46-34-1
NASH: In loving memory of a dear
father. Jim. who passed away 1
year ago, August 28, 1997.
Your cheerful smile, your heart of
gold
You were Inc best this world could
hqld
Never selfish, always kind
These are the memones you left
behind
Sadly missed by Bob.' Eileen and
Jared Nash 46-34-1
FLANAGAN: In loving memory of
our dear Son. Brother and Uncle.
Bnan who passed away August 30,
1981.
Sadly missed along life's way,
Quietly remembered every day.
No longer rn our lives to share.
Burin, Our hearts, you are always
there.
Sadly missed. always remembered
by Mom. Dad, brothers, sisters and
their families. 46.34xlcc
47. CARDS OF THANKS
AUBIN
I would like 10 send a thank you to
Dr. John Yeo and Dr. Mark Woldnik
and nurses and stall of Seatorth
Hospital for excellent care I
received while there during my
heart attack Thanks to Dr,
Schawarzetor her visit and all my
family and friends. and Paul and
Joanne for getting me to hospital in
time. I also would like to thank the
Horseshoe Club of Baylreld for the
lovely card with all their names on
it Also Harvey and Carol
Thompson good friends. Your
fnendshrp was very much appreci-
ated Sincerely John. 47-34x1
THANK YOU
Roman Kuzemchanka. Vikloryia
Makartsova,their host families Glen
and Deb Haney. Len and Donna
Teatero and the Children of
Chernobyl would like to extend their
thanks to Dr. Elizabeth van
Maanen. Dr. Torn Drake, Dr. David
Drake and Dr. Carotin Shepherd for
donating their time and care during
their visit 'to Canada. A special
thank you to the community for
donations to both children and for
making them feel welcome.
47-34.1
MURRAY
1 want to thank first Father Dino
Salvador for the way he conducted
the services for Christine, my dear
wife. I appreciated the choir,
Catholic Women's League,
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, pall-
bearers, neighbour's. ambulance
and everyone who sent flowers and
brought food to my home. Thanks
to the ladies for a bountiful lunch et
the arena and a big thanks 10 fami-
ly and friends who supported me
through this sad lime. Last but not
least for the wonderful care she
received from nurses, hospital staff
and especially Or. Woldnik, Dr.
Edwards and Dr. Rodney, We tive in
the taring oomrnuntly of Seaforth.
Thanks again. . • Vincent Murray
and Family 47.34x1
47. CARDS OF THANKS
CORE
I would like 10 extend my heartfelt
thanks to Dr. Rodney and the nurs-
ing staff et the Seaforth Hospital for
their wonderful care received during
my stay. Thanks to Father Dino.
family and friends for their visits,
cards and gifts. Your thoughtfulness
will always be remembered -
Robert Core 47-34x1
RUTLEDGE/KENNEDY
We would like 10 thank our family
and friends for coming out and sup-
porting us at our Buck and Doe.
Special thank you to our wedding
party for helping to organize it - Jeff
and Julie 47-34x1cc
THANK YOU
Egmondville Community Corn
Roast, organized- by Sheila
McCowan would also like to thank
Jim Sills and John Swinkels We
regret your names were omitted
from last week's ad 47-34-1
Maloney
Words are dust not
enough to express our
sincere thanks for the
wonderful overwhelming
support our family
received on the death of
our dear daughter, sister,
granddaughter. aunt,
niece, cousin, godmother
and caregiver Cindy Ellen
Maloney.
Special thanks to all those
who assisted at the
beautiful mass. the' C.W.L.
for the lunch. Ross Ribey
& Ruth Townsend. all our
neighbours. relatives and
friends who helped In any
way. We cannot describe
our sadness. but our
community support Is
outstanding. We could not
have made it' through this
tough time without 'you.
Thank you from the
bottom of our hearts.
Leon, Mary Maloney &
Families & Rob Shortreed
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TME HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 26, 1994-9
Dry weather didn't keep
exhibitors from
flower show in Hensall
The Hensall shuffleboard
scores for August 18 are as
follows: Lorne Archer 516,
Pearl McKnight 505, Norm
Ferguson 465, Edna Dietz
407, Gert Eagleson 375,
Russell Ferguson 357, Tom
Williams 345, Bill Coleman
337.
At Hensall United Church
Rev. Pam Tolmay's sermon
was "Named and
Unknown". Mark Garlough
was the organist for the
ministry of 'song. Anne
Marie McGregor was the
greeter. The ushers were
Doug Cook -and John
Thomson. Anyone needing
pastoral care can reach Rev.
,Pani at 519-291-5241.
Anyone wishing a friendly
visit when ill or shut-in or
bereaved call Rev. Pam or
Kathy Mann at 263-2343.
The Hensall and District
Horticultural Society held
its Flower Show at
Queensway on August 19.
Despite the dry weather
there were 15 exhibitors
entered in the show.
Exhibitors ranged in agc
from three to 83, showing
that gardening is a hobby
for all ages. Tomatoes,
beets. potatoes green
peppers and squash were
exhibited as well as
flowers, and many animals
and figures of people were
fashioned from vegetables
and fruit.
Marge Phillips was the
judge for the show.
Sixteen residents ol-
Queensway enjoyed
viewing the flowers.
Marg Cole and Doris
Jantzi were in charge of the
tea room with assistance
from Carol Gascho and Ted
Underwood.
Green pick up continues
in the Village of Hensall.
Each Monday. grass
clippings, trimmings.
branches, garden waste. etc.
is picked up. Green waste
must he in cardboard
boxes, or containers which
can he dumped - no hags
will he collected. Branches
and trimmings must he
bundled. and no longer than
four feet in length. This
also applies to stalks.
Bundles collected is limited
to five; maximum weight is
forty-five pounds each.
Green pickup should he to
the curb 7 a.m. to ensure
pick-up.
Community Calendar
WED., AUG. 26 MON., AUG. 31
1:30-4:00 p.m - Senior 7:30-10:30 p.m - Mino- Sports
Shuffleboard at the Arena • Council BiNGO at the Arena -
Hosts - Rec Committee
THURS., AUG. 27
FRI., AUG. 28
7:00-10:30 p.m. - Alers Coed
Slo-Pitch Tournament at Lions
and Optimist Parks
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8:00 a.m -10:00 p.m - Alers Coed
Slo-Pitch Toumament at Lions
and Optimist Parks
SUN., AUG. 30
8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. - Alers Coed
Slo-Pitch Tournament at Lions
and Optimist Parks
TUES., SEPT. 1
9:00-11:30 a m - Parents and
Tots' Playgroup at Northside
United Church
6:30-8:30 p m - Family
Recreation Ball at Lions Park
WED. , SEPT. 2
1:30-4:00 p.m - Senior
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