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C8. AUCTION SAIF
38. AUCTION SALE
ESTATE AUCTION
Of Appliances: Antiques:•Tools b Household Effects at the Jacob
Auction Centre, 185 Herbert St in Mitchell
- Sat., Feb. 6 at 9:30 A.M.
INCLUDING:' Maytag 16 cu tt fridge. Frigidaire 30 inch electric
stove. Maytag automatic washer. Beaumark 30 inch range; freezer.
electric dryers: color TV's:' Electrolux vacuum with powerhead:
older 24 inch. propane stove; Yamaha triple keyboard electric organ;
refinished old oak combination secretary and china cabinet:
washstand oak buffet. ' iptain s chair, dressers. pair.of,coach lights.
blanket box. Knechtel French Provincial chest of drawers, • pair of
modern wardrobes. ornate reproduction double•pedestal table with
".inlaid lop and eight button back chairs; waterfall bedroom suite:"
chesterfield suites, china cabinets: rustic pine buffet -hutch and table
with 4 chairs: single bed. quilts and bedding; crocks:.butter press.
Gilbert mantel -clock. pocket watches; some collectible dishes
including •Carnival, Cornflower, Royal .Winton, etc.; our usual clean
offering of housewares, hand and garden tools; Thermos gas
barbecue: Clare Hecla propane furnace; adults 3 wheel bike; gas,
mowers; 22 ft aluminum extension ladder: and much more.
Prop.. Estate of the late Eleanor McLean and a Seaforth home
AUCTIONEERS:
Doug Jacob and Joe Zehr
519-271-7894 519-887-9599
RIOHARD, LOBE
AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON 482-7898
Sato February 13 at 10 am
Over 100 'Ford essenilal
specially service tool sits.
apprnx 250 service
manuals, service videos:
computer wheel balancer.
12 ton shop press. engine
2 hr,ike lathes: air
conditioner ref yr ler and
reclaim ;s vc1rn+s parts
washrT: trans )ar k .•.'Ilii, .
Mt. desks anal r hairs tiling.
cabinets. pins nisi h mor( aC
former Mari .For,l r1.,+Irr1Mp
building ,, nrlir weir 01
Seaforth nn highway •R
Sat.. Febyeary 20 at 10 am
- Antique furniture. piano.
riding mower. MF 135
tractor, for e51ate of George
ca mown a1 Lnhh"Aurtinn
Clinton
Wed.. March 10 it 11 am .'
100 acre farm wfh hotrse
and liars for` Estate cif
George Campbell.
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NOTICE: -Would. the person who
stole the orange plastic tabby cat off
our sign at the road, please return
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�42. DEATHS
•
BANNON- Jeanette:. At Seaforth
Manor Nursing Home. on Sunday,
January 31. 1999. Mary -Jeanette
(Benniger} Bannon. in her 79th
year. Dear mother of.Gary Bannon
. and his. wife Sandra of Winthrop.
Mane and her husband Jim Patin of
Seaforth and Theresa and her hus-
. band Bob Machan of Blyth. Fondly
remembered by ten -grandchildren
and five great. grandch+ldren.-Also
ry
suived' by her sisters.: Alma
•Kectinie of London and Laurain
Oliver of Seaforth: and brother
Sylvester Benmger of Welland.
Predeceased by her husband Leon
- Bannon, parents Francis 'and Mary
• (Valad) Benmger. sisters Leona
Scrimgeour.' Josie Illerbum. -Anna
Chalmers and Florence Gault. and
brothers Raymond. Sherman and
Clifford. Family received friends at
the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home.
Seaforth, on Tuesday from 2-4 and
7.9 p.m. C.W.L.•and parish prayers
were held. at the funeral home do
Tuesday: Mass of.• the Christian
Bursal will be heki on Wednesday.
February 3 poday)- at St James
• Roman Catholic. Church, Seaforth,
at 1100 a.m. Fr Paul Mooney will
officiate Reader is Marg. Flannery
and pallbearers are Ray. 'Patin.
--Wayne Gray1aum. Qanno:..Barry
East, • Kevin Arians and Brian
Machen. Interment St Jaynes
Roman Catholic ' Cemetery.
Memorial donations to St: James
Roman Catholic Church Building
Fund or Seaforth Community
Hospital would be • appreciated as
expressions of sympathy 42-05-1
46. IN MEMORIAM
♦
RYAN: In loving memory of our dear
brother Maurice who passed away
on February 8, 1998.
God saw you getting tired,
When a cure was -not to be
He closed his arms around you.
And whispered "Come to Me'.
In tears we saw you sinking.
We watched you tacks away.
Our. hearts were almost broken.
You' fought so hard to stay. . _
But when we saw you sleeping.
So peaceful. free from pain,
We would not wish -you back.
To suffer more again
So treasure him Lord.
In your garden of rest,
For here on earth,
He was one of the best.
Always remembered with love, sis-
. ters and brothers. sister-in-law' and
brothers-in-law. 46-05x1
RYAN: In loving memory of mydear
husband. father and grandfather
Maurice Ryan. who passed "away.
one,year ago on Fel?. 8th, 1998:
IN TIME OF LOSS '
Lonely is the home without you,
Life to us is, not the same; .
AH the world would be like Heaven.
If we could have you back again. .
- A light is from our household gone,
A voice we loved is still. •
- A place is vacant in our home.
- That never can be filled,.
May the God of Love and Mercy,
• Care for our toyed one who is gone.
• And bless with consolation,
Those left to carryon. •
-
.-The happy hours we once enjoyed.
• 'How sweet their memory still.
• But death has left a vacant place.
-This world can never fill.
How dearly we loved you. "
And prayed you might live.
But Jesus just beckoned. •
And we had to give.•
God gave us strength to beard.
And courage to fight the blow. -
What a has meant to lase you,`
• God alone'will ever know.
Always- in • our thoughts and sadly -
• missed by your wife Jean_ 46-05x1 •
•
CAMERON: In loving memory of a
dear wife.. mother,. grandmother,
• and • great, grandmother -Mane
Cameron. who passed- away three-
yeari ago February 4. 1996.
.. Gone from our sight
.. But not our memories.
Gone from our touch: "
But never frifim'ourhearts._•
-- --
Loved and 'missed always, Jim,
Charlie, Sheila, Pam.. Gard. Doug
and Paul and families. 46-05xLcc
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(43. BIRTIIS
BACHERT- .
an and Carolyn would like to
ink the Lord for the sate arnval of
xandra Rose. born at. .Stratford
eneral Hospital, on January 19.
1999, •weighing 7 lbs_:9 oz Proud
• grandparents are Dan and Mary
Bachen of Egmondville and Don
and Betty . Macfarlane If Glen
Ewen, Saskatchewan 43.05x1cc
IMAGER (MEIDfNGER)
Kevin and Mary -Jo are thnNed to
announce the arrival of their 'little
miracle' Connor Kevin Connor was
bom on Wed. Jan. 8, 1999 at 1.30
a m weighing in at a healthy 10 lbs
5 oz Very proud grandparents are
Steve and Pat Meriting., o! Zunch
and Ron and Dorothy Drager of
Seaforth Special thanks to Dr
Fellows and the third floor nursing
staff al SI Joseph's Health Centre
Also to Dr. •Steele and Bonne for
men continued, excellent care. -43-
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• RYAN: A tribute, to our :father and
• grandfather; Maurice, woo so Sadly
left on February 8, 1998.
The days and nights.keep passing.
As weeks a year.
By day we do our best to. laugh,
. At night we cry more tears.,
They Say time heals all sorrow.
• And helps us to forget.
But "time so far has only shown, -
How much we miss you yet.
Ther say memorieslre golden,
Well maybe that is true,
We never wanted memories.
We only wanted you.
But you did.not go alone.
For part of us went with you,
The day God called you home. ,
Always loved, sadly, missed, you
are forever in our hearts, Joe and
Mary. Maureen and Dave, Manlyn
and Allan. Kevin • arid Pam. Gary
and Kathy. Greg and Laurie.
Margaret . Ann and Richard. and
-::grangchildren;_ 46.05x t n-xe
147. CARDS OF THANKS
WERNHAM .
The family, of the late Leonard
Wernham wish ,to • express our
thanks to all our relabves, friends
and neighbours tor their prayers.
cards, flowers. gifts and food at our
time of loss An exten'8ed thank you
for the kindness and support shown
• since the loss of our father and hus-
band. Special thank you to Rev.
'.Jane Kuepter. Ross Ribey and staff
and the ladies of Northside United
Church. - Mary Ellen Werr)ham and
Family 47-05x1
MURRAY
I wouki like to thank my family for
their support and for being there for
me while I was a patient in
University Hospital and since com-
ing home Many thanks to my rela-
tives, fnends and neighbours for all
their acts of kindness. for flowers,
cards. phone calls, prayers, gifts
and visas. Many thanks for all the
delicious food that was brought to
the" house Special thank you to
doctors and nurses of S C. Hospital
for their special care while 1 was a
patient there All was very much
appreciated Thanks again. -
Meddle Murray 47.05x1
Centenaires to play Michigan Generals
A shorthanded Centenaires squad of 11 players travelled to
Mount Brydges last Tuesday and won a make-up, game 5-0.
even' with several players sick . a couple working and all the
midgets at their play=off game. - 1
'Bantam affiliate Nathan Inman. of Goderich was -spectacular
holding-Seaforth in the game even when his legs got tired: .: .
Scott Van Dooren had a goal and three assists while Aaron.
Parsons had a goal and •two helpers. Jon Chambers. Darryl
Jenson. Shaun Anstett, Mark Van Dooren and. Jay Baker all
'had singles. Mark Vock added two assists. ,
:On Saturday. Seaforth lost their last chance of the regular
season to beat the Mitchell Hawks in -a probable first-round.
-play-off preview.- .
The game was a quick two-way affair with opportunities for
,both teams but Mitchell won 5-2. •
Seaforth went up 1-0 but the.game.ended up tied at 1 before
Hensall Girl Guides
develop relationships
with home residents
Hensall Girl Guides were
in to visit with their buddies
in the Retirement Home.
Both the residents and the
Girl Guides benefit from the
relationships that develop
from the buddy program:
Rev. Brian -Williamson of --
the Lake Huron CAmmunity
Church led- worship. service
on • Tuesday •afternoon.
Marlene Williamson and
Belva Fuss accompanied the
singing on both organ and
piano for the -enjoyment of -.
the residents.' '
Volunteer Marg Cole was -
in to assist the residents.
Wednesday• morning a
group of residents met in the
nursing home lounge for.a-
time of current events and.
games. Word -games .are
always a favourite' as well as
guessing old tyme songs by a'
short phrase as aclue. -
Residents are ` always
amazed by what they are
able to remember. In the
afternoon Winnie Hutton.
pastoral care volunteer led
Bible Study as well as taking
time for visitation with
residents.
The Grafiton Rhythmaires -
provided a wonderful:
evening of music for the.
January birthday party.
Thursday evening. Birthday
greetings to Ada Ball. Edith
Kennedy and • Irene
Finlayson. .
We were pleased to'have ,
family members- in to enjoy
the party with us:
-Resident Council. and.
(47:CARDSOF THANKS )
PAPPLE .
I want to thank everybody who sent
• me cards and remen1benad rr•re-on-'-.
my birthday.) really appreciated it.
- OlivePapple .
MURRAY
Thanks to all those who sent me
cards. gilts and treats on.my special
birthday. - Gordon.Murray 47-05x1
•
•. WASN'T THAT A PARTY!
Thanks to the people who helped
me celebrate my 80th -birthday at
Kinburn. The many tributes in.
phone calls. cards, gifts. flowers..
and candles are greatly appreciat :
ed. Thanks to the special 'Old Time .
Band'; John - Zettel-from - Staffs,
Frank Gilbert from Hamston. Gerbe
and Lome Lambkin from Fordwich;
Many people were intrigued with my
'seedy' Noah's ant. My family host-
ed a delicious dinner in honour of
their mother. grandmother. great
nana Anna and sister. Thanks, kids.
I have ordered twenty-one years for
many more -fair trips.' Thanks to all;
from a new" octogenanan, Anna
Dolmage. 47705x1
•
• LYONS
The family of the late Ross Lyons
would like to extend appreciation to
all friends, relatives and neighbours
for thele love, support. prayers.
cards,' flowers. food and memorial
.donations in memory of a dear hus-
band, father,_ grandfather and great
grandfather. Special Inks to Dr.
. Woldnik; the other d8ctors and
- nurses who cared for Mm. Also,
thanks to Pastor Doug Cornveau for
his kind words and the ladies of the
Bethel Bible 'Church. Thanks to
Ross Ribey and Ruth Townsend of
the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home
for their guidance and support
Thanks to the Legion ladles for the
lovely hutch. - Freda Lyons and
tamely. 47 ':/5x1
Queensway -
Retirement
Home
Operations Group . met
Friday ....And. upcoming
February -events were
discussed. --A11 :are looking-:
forward to the party that the
Hensall :Legion and Legion
Ladies Auxiliary. have
planned for us on Valentines
Day, Feb. 1 4 at 2 p.m.
-This week -residents viewed
the video series, On,
Qrohibition made up, of
interviews. news reels and'
articles- from that time
Period- -
Bingo with the Kippen:
United -Church Women will_
be taking place each. Monday
in.February and the residents
are looking forward .to
assistance and prizes
provided by the women.. '
- COMING EVENTS. -Feb.
5.-7' p.m. Friendship Friday.
with•Clare and•Andrew: 8..
Come visit *our booth at the
Grand Bend-- . Legion
Showcase: •11. 1:30, p.m.
:Grand Bend Kitchen -Band. 6
'p.m. Seniors Diners: 7 p.m.
Loren McKenzie entertains..
KALE
I wish to thank Dr MacIver, Dr Van
Walraven. nursing stall in I C U
and 3E for their care and kindness
shown to me during my stay in
Stratford Hospital. Special thanks to
my wife Bea and family for,.lheir
constant vigil and concern, to Jack
for his trips to and from hospital; to
all my neighbours, relatives and
friends tor their prayers, cards and
phone calls. •Your kindness was
greatly appreciated and will always
be remembered. - Torn Kate 47-
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� ASS�ED
Mhi a 'bests
apri, "sl riars Its
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Steve Mclnally and Jason Henderson teamed up and brought
the score tip to 2-1 for Seaforth- • .• -
The scoring was all Mitchell from these. however, Despite -
playing a strong game. three mistakes cost Seaforth the Jame
and they dropped their fifth game of the season to the Hawks.
'The Hawks play a very strong defensive game:C•'. -said conch
Jason Papple. -'We don't, get a lot of chances .10 ;core ;ii we
have to make sure they don't' either Hot:etully we Lar snipe
our prohlems.hythe.play-offs.
This Saturday at 8:30
Centennaires will.play
Michigan Jr B Generals
.Come and check
two
to
out
p.m
exhihition
Seaforth
and
unda
game
this international
:he
aeJln:rthe Flint.
match -up.
J Community Calendar
WED., FEB. 3 1230-1 3o p m - Ringette of
1 00-3:00 p m. - Parents' and Tots' -
Skating at the Arena . .
1 30-4:00 p.m - Senior, r
Shuffleboard at the
Community Centres
430-5.30 p m� - Ringette practice
at the Arena -
630-7.30 p.m..- Mitchell vs Belles
Ringette at the Arena •
7:30-9:00 p m -Junior and Ming
Broomball at the Arena
8:00-10:00 p m. - Vdteyball'at the
Highschool
-9:00-.1110.p rg. - Ladies'
• Broomball at the Arena
THURS., FEB. .4
4:00-6:00.p.m.-- Figure Skating
at the Arena - ••
6.00-7:30 pm - Minor Hockey at
• the Arena
7,30-9:00 p m Minor Brpomball
at the Arena'
8:00-10'00 p.m. - Basketball at the -
Highsi;hocl "
9:00-1210 a.m. Meas Broomball•
at the Arena
FRI. , FEB. 5
-10:30-11:30 a.m. - Pre-school '
Story Hour at the Library •
4:15-5.15 p.m. Houseleague -
Hockey Practice at the Arena
5:15-7.15 p m - Minor Hockey
at the Arena • . '
7:15-8:15.p m:. - Ringette at the
Arena 7
8:15-9-45 p. m. - Durham vs -
Bartam Hockey at the Arena -
SAT., FEB.. 6
6:30-7:30 a:m. -_Houseleague
Hockey - Ducks vs. Bruins
7:30-8:30 a.m."- Houseleague .
Hockey -.Whalers vs. -
Canadians •
8:30-910 a.m. - Houseleague .
Hockey - Leafs vs. Kings
910-10:30 a.m. - Houseleague
Hockey - Sharks vs Oilers
10:30-11:30 a.m. Houseteague
- Hockey.- Blues vs. Panthers
11:30-12:30 p.m. - Mites Hockey
at the Arena "
- Minor .jockey
Gaes•at the Arena
at, r Aunt Generals vs.
Centenar Exhibition ikey,..
SUN. FEB. -7
11 00-1 30 p m - Recreational
Hockey at the -Arena " - -
130:4:00 p nr = Flint Generals is
rrentenaures Exhibition Hockey
4.00-8-15 rn - Ringette Names .
"at theArena
8.15-9.45 p.m -Bantam 0Iayc(I c if -
necessary) Hockeythe Arena
- MON., FEB. 8 '•.
4 30-9'G0o m =acture Skating
at the Arena
7 30-•;.30 o rri Mircr Scots
Council Bingo at to Arena •'
•Tonrghrs r+Gst Arricr ;rr1 rq
7"00-9.00-p rn - F•,rnirLra
Refinishing at the-+ighscrcci ..
9'00-.'O-30 p m. Cidsmers
. Hockey at the Arena
TUES.,- FEB., 9 .
9.00-11 30 a:m• - Parents' and
. Tots' Piaygrcuo at klcrthside .
United Church
9.00<10- rC a rr - FIress s =un at
the Arena
:10.00: a.m.-12:00 p m - Parents &
Tots' Skating at the Arena
7 C0-9-00 p:m. - Wood Working
at the,tlighschcci
7.30tp m. = Seafcrt' cscital
Room -
Auxilary2meeting r =.:rtererce
.
FEB.- 10.
1.00-3:00 p m. - Parents" and cts
• Skating at the Arena 00 p m. - Senrcr
'. Shufflebcar: at to Arena -
Everyone Welcome
4:30-5.30 p.m. - Ringette. practice :
at the Arena
6:30-7:30 p rn. - airgette practice
• at the Arena •
7.30-9:CC o .^1. - .color and Minor
8-roomball at the Arena
8:00-10.00 p m. - Volleyball at the
Highschool . - -
- 9:00-11.30 p.rh. - Ladies'
Broomball at the arena
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