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Antique Auction Sale
Saturday, May 29 at 6 p.m.
330 Lambton St., Kincardine
tinle consists of the following:
Fold up screen room divider; wicker basket
sets; painted octagon pedestal table; large
Windsor arm chair; spooled leg table; crocks;
miniature sad iron; oil lamp; cast iron book
ends; occupied Japan; small cedar chest; vanity
stool; linen; granite ware; silver set in chest;
mother of pearl silver; silver cream and sugars;
Limoge; Nipon bridge set; Spode; crystal;
Noritake; Royal Doulton; chamber pot; Chintz;
hair receivers; coke tray; bridge lamps; brass
fire extinguisher; Krug dining room set with
pedestal table; wicker plant stand; antique
brass frames & pictures; Marx train set circa
1939 in original box; and several other items to
arrive. This is an excellent offering of antiques,
so plan to attend.
KEVIN JACKSON '
AUCTION SERVICES
i3usiness (519) 396-6244
Residence (519) 368-7274
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ESTATE AUCTION
At the Jacob Auction Centre, 185 Herbert St. in Mitchell
Thursday, May 27, at 4:00 P.M.
! INCLUDING: Krug 4 piece solid elm bedroom suite; Krug 6 piece din-
: my room suite: Hespler 3 piece bedroom suite with poster bed;
Hespler Queen Anne style table and chairs; Hespler buffet -hutch;•
sola bed. (all above listed furniture in new condition); waterfall bed-
ropm and dining room suites; chesterfield suites; two queen size
1 beds, single beds: air conditioners: dehumidifiers; microwaves; deep
freeze erectnc dryers; colour T.V.s: cedar chest; futon: teak dresser
i and single beds: 5 area rugs; refinished bonnet chest; hall seat; oak
high back sideboard, 1/4 cut oak sideboard with mirror; blanket box;
pr wicker chairs. wicker table: parlour chairs; oval extension table
.i with 6 leaves. organ stool: 3 old glass top /counter style showcapes
from 3 ft. to 6 ft long. oak washstand. dressers; chess of drawers;
two tainting couches: old work tables; fumed oak wardrobe;
)teintzman piano and bench; old collectible jars and bottles; Lincoln
truck and steam.shovel; Viceroy Mickey Mouse tractor; Coke picnic,
cooler. a large offering of.Stratford collectibles from the Bob Bfowes' f
collection including two 4 tt. Kist tin bottle signs: 2 Kist thermometers;
1 5 Kist signs: postcards: glass and china collectibles; milk bottles;
spda I'ottles. rulers: 1949 Wisby Cocksrutt calendar; 1904
R f hardson: St. Marys qatendars; J.H. Bowes wooden pump; rulers
i and yardsticks. oak wall phone: Normal School yearbooks to 1913;
: 1930 Stratford Plowing Match program; Whyte tins; 1937 Vemons
.1 directory. milk cans:; two bob child's sleigh; (approx. 200 Stratford
items in an). copper tub Beatty washer; cutter•and shafts: cast iron fl
. both tub on legs; BBD radial arm saw; Rockwell 4 inch jointer; J.Q.
160 38 inch cut nding mower; Ford LT10 38 cut mower; MTD tiller, 1.
gas mowers: gas furnace: power and hand toots and much more. f
Prop Bob Bfowes of Stratford and Estate of Amy Biowes of
ifjMitchell. •
AUCTIONEERS
Doug Jacob and Joe Zehr
519-271-7894
519-887-9599 t'
LARGE AUCTION SALE
to be held Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton for Dove
Horton of Goderich, Mr and Mrs. Les Hart of Seaforth plus
additions
• SATURDAY, MAY 291999, 9:00 AM.
CAR: 1985 Mercury Grand Marquis 4 door sells at 11:30 arft.
SHRUBS AND PERENNIALS: Red maples. Colorado Blue
Spruce. wide selection of flowering shrubs and perennials, sell at
9 am
FURNITURE: Round oak dining table with splitting centre
pedestal and claw feet, 6 matching dining chairs, antique 2 door
hardrobe. antique oak drop front secretary and bookcase. dining
table extends from 20- to 6 ft. long, 4 matching chairs, round
maple kitchen table and 4 chairs. curio style china cabinet. trunks.
oaklphonograph cylinder cabinet. love seat, chesta bed. 6 double
box springs and mattresses,. chesterfield and chair, -upholstered
chairs. odd wooden chairs, night tables, -magazine tables, maple
gliding rocker. wooden platform rocker, card tables, wooden
ironing board. floor 417. 2 oil lamps, 2 electric fans plus other
furniture
APPLIANCES: Small ipt. size freezer, air conditioners,
dehumidifier. Zenith 24- colour TV with remote 10- portable TV,
microwave oven, 2 dishwashers, 2 clothes washers, 2 dryers. 24"
electric stove. 30• electric. stove. 2 refrigerators, portable sewing
machine. vacuum cleaner. carpet sweeper, barbecue fitc, etc.!
• POWER TOOLS AND HAND TOOLS: Kodiac 1000 pressure
washer. 4 x 6• belt and disc sander, steel frame wood lathe.
Ftockwell 6" jointer. dnll press, 2 portable air compressors, wood
chisels. lathe chisels. 2 routers, small bench grinder. belt sander,
88O variable speed drill with hammer action, electric drills, lathe.
vise 2 cordless drills, dremal power tool with flex drive, -sliding
pipe t-iarnps. handsaws levels. rasps. clamps, hand tools,
.,:-,rrmu,urn extension ladder, draw knife, many hand toots.
OTHER_ Toru srill propelled lawn mower. almond aluminum storm
+1 Jo,. otrier lawn mowers, garden tools. bicycle.
DISHES AND GLASSWARE: Crocks, 8 place tatting of Community
silverware. pink depression plates, cups and saucers. dishes
glassware. bedding. pats and pans, lamps, scrub board etc. etc.
2 AUCTIONEERS SELLING STARTING AT 9 AM with shrubs and
tools, glassware at 10 am furniture at 2 pm. Come early, large
offering.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D. -
Auctioneer: Richard Lobb, 519-482-7898 Clinton
www.auctionhotline.com
for full listing
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42 Deaths
42 Deaths
l J Questions & Answers
about grief recovery*
t_....ry a.. M pop opPoi .i.J
1.). 1 have this fear of forgetting my loved one now that he is gone.
t-aughing and socializing seems somehow disloyal.
A lie assured that you will never forget someone who was so much a
Dart of sour life After a while the gcxod memories grow dearer and the
not ,o good oro, fade away. No one can take from you the time you
shared with this person Often it makes us feel guilty to be alive when
new opportunities come our way and we begin to accept new joy and
happiness It's called 'survivor's guilt.' But remember that this is a
normal feat tion And it will pass.
•Quesnon, asked during iereavrment classes are answered here by the editor of
.1Jlrrl.ess, the monthly Kriel-recovery Helpl.etter For your free copy of
i ffrrl oss or one of our other helpful booklets about gnel recovery, please write,
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Funeral Home
87 (ioderich Street West, Seaforth - 527-1390
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REID: In loving memory of Lon
(Hugil) Reid who passed away May
31, 1985.
May the winds of Heaven blow gen-
tle.
On a country graveyard spot.
Where the one we love is sleeping.
And will never be forgot.
Sadly missed by Mom. Janice.
Martin, James, Gwen, Lyn. James,
Leanne. Ted. nieces and nephews.
46-21x1
DALE: In'memory of my dear wife
Marilyn who died suddenly May 26,
1998.
Little did we know when we woke
that morning,
The sorrow that the day would
bring,
The call was sudden, the shock was
severe.
To part with someone we loved so
dear
You didn't have time to say farewell,
Or for us to say goodbye.
You had gone before we realized,
And only God knows the reason
why.
We love and miss you very much.
- Vemon and Family 46-21x1
DALE: Marilyn Dale. May 26, 1998.
Mom, it's hard to believe that a year
has gone by.
Not a day goes on that we don't
think of you.
Telling our kids what a great grand-
mother they have looking down
from Heaven at us.
We love you and miss you dearly.
Sherry, Todd; Jason. Joey, Freddie.
Sara and Nicole. 46-21x1
DALE: In memory of our Mother
and Grandmother Manlyn who died
suddenly May 26. 1998.
It's been a long year without your
sweet smile.
There is always a tear as we pause
for awhile.
To think what you've taught us of life
and of love.
1t feels like you're here, though
you're with God above.
Well think of you often. -
We love you and miss you.
'1111 we meet again, Sweet Mother
and Friend.
Love Kim. Doug and Kids 46-21x1
DALE: In loving memory of Manlyn
who passed away one year' ago.
May 26, 1998.
As spring comes to an end,
Our thoughts are of you - our moth- ,
er, grandmother and friend.
Loving us in your special way
Missing you more with each pass-
ing day.
Why you'left (rs we cannot under-
stand,
We can only shed our tears at the
days end.
We rerhember your smile and Warm
embrace.
And wait for the day that we will see
your face.
Loved, cherished and always
missed by grandchildren and chil-
dren, Aleisha, Kayla and Hunter
and Bill and Pam. 46-21x1 -
ECKERT: In loving memory of Con
Eckert. my husband, our father.
grandfather and great grandfather.
1f all the world should pass us by
and ask us all to choose.
The greatest treasure of them all.
we would only ask for you.
No wealth could buy the pleasure
we felt from just your pmile.
No glory could be greater, than to
talk with you awhile.
Of all that life has given us, and all
that is left to do. •
We'll never find a greater gift than
the days we spent with you.
Loving you always, wife Claire; chil-
dren Cathie, Connie, Elaine, Mary,
John, Etob, Margaret. and families.
46-21x1
DALE: in loving memory of a won-
derful mother and grandmother,
Marilyn, who passed away May 26,
1998.
It's been one; year today Mom,
Since the day we let you go.
It's the hardest thing I've had to do,
'And the healing has teen so slow.
So many changes have come since
then,
The boys have grown, and their
love they send, -
Mother's gay has come and gone,
To me it seemed so unfair.
To place flowers on your grave,
Then tum and leave you there.
You're always on my mind Mom,
I think of you every day.
You were the best Mom and
Grandma,
Always there for us in every way.
Forever loved and missed by Paul,
Karen, -Ryan and Tyler 46.21x1 .
DALE: In memory of our Mother
and Grandmother Marilyn who was
•taken from us one year ago today.
May 26, 1998.
A thousand times we've needed
you,
A million times we've cried.
If our love could have saved you.
You never would have died.
11 teardrops were a stairway,
And memories were a lane.
We would walk all the way to
Heaven, Mom,
And bring you home again.
We love and miss you very much.
Rick, Colleen. Alynn. Tara and
Leslie. 46-21x1
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SEAFORTH HOSPITAL
AUXILIARY
On behalf of the Hospital Auxiliary
to Seaforth Community Hospital,
we wish to thank the merchants and
businesses and everyone for their
generous donations, prizes and
support to our Penny Sale, Special
thanks lo the Yee family of Wong's
Grill for the use of their building.
Also to the Seaforth Lions for the
use of the tables and to Bob. Lome
and Len for their assistance and to
everyone who helped M any way.
The list of winners can be viewed In
Tremeer Printer's window. 47-21-1
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47. Cards of Thanks
DOIG
Sandy and Gladys Doig would like
to thank all who helped make their
60th Anniversary a special day. The
many cards and gifts were much
appreciated but it was seeing so
many friends, neighbour and rela-
tives that made the day oneito cher-
ish. 47-21x1
VANSTEELANDT - QUIPP
We would like to thank everyone
who supported and attended our
Buck and Doe. Special thanks to
Our Wedding F arty and friends who
worked hard organizing to make the
night a wonderful time for all. We
had a great time with our family and
friends. Thanks again. - Tanya and
Kevin 47-20x1
REICHERT
The family of the date Clarence
Reichert would like to express thein
heartfelt thanks to the many kind
• relatives, neighbours and friends for
their prayers, donations, fldral trib-
utes and other expressions of sym-
pathy. Special thanks to Zurich
Ambulance for their quick
response, Pastor Ross Thompson
for his visits and consoling words.
McBeath Funeral Home for their
sensitivity and caring, and St.
Peter's Lutheran Church women for
the funeral luncheon. A special
thank you to alt, who supported us
during the loss of someone very
dear. - Leona, Carol and Tom, Jerry
and Brenda, Marlene and Bill, Ron
and Shirley 47-2lxlcc
O'REILLY
We wish. to thank the doctors and
nurses for the excellent care
received while in the Seaforth
Hospital. Many thanks to our friends
and neighbours' for cards, treats
and inquiries. A big thank you to the
family who were always there when
needed and did so much for us.
Thank you goes to Father: Salvador
for visits and prayers. - Lou and Pal
47.21x1 -
Both girls
made new
friends
on trip
From Pogo 1
i.indsay of the robotics used in
many of the attractions ,it
DisneyWorld.
She also encountered a talk-
ing garbage can and laughed
about it challenging one
youngster in a wheelchair to
race. -
'i'hey were given t -shirts,
hats, backpacks, teddy bears,
disposable cameras and a plas-
tic storage container with $45
11S to help them enjoy the day.
Kathy said the whole expe-
rience was wonderful with all
the volunteers who helped
coordinate the event. •
"The most amazing part is
that they were at DisneyWorld
and hack in the same day," she
said. "I just think it was the
most amazing thing they will
ever do in their lives."
Both girls arc keeping in
contact with their buddies, two
each from Florida - and one
each from the London arca.
Community Calendar
WED., MAY 26
5:00-7:00 p.m. - Egmondville•
United Church Pork BarBO at,
Arena
6:30.9:30 p.m. - Youth In Line.
Hockey at the Arena
7:00-8:00 p.m. • Aerobic -Step
Class with Drusilla at the Arena
7:30-10:30 p.m. - Ladies' Slo-Pitch
at the Optimist Parte
THURS. , MAY. 27
9:00-10:00 a.m. - Fitness is Fun
with Drusilla at the Arena
10:30 a.m. Senior Games - Lawn
Bowling
7:00-8:00 p.m. - Stretching and
Strengthening with Sue at -
the Arena
7:00-&:30 p.m. - Pee Wee Boyd
Fastball at the Lions Park •
7:30 p,m. - Seaforth Minor Scocer
Meeting at the Arena
8:00-9:30 p.m. - Sluggers Slo-Pitch
at the Optimist Park
9:00.10:30 p.m. - Straycats Slo-
Pitch at the Lions Park
9:30-11:30 p.m. - Eagles Slo-Pitch
at the Optimist Park
FRI.; MAY 28
8:30-10:00 p.m. - Sentinels
Fastball at the Lions Park
SAT, MAY 29
.11:00a.m.-2:00 p.m. - Seaforth
Figure Skating Car Wash at
TMP
1:30.3:30 p.m. - CWL Annual
Bazaar at St. James School
SUN., MAY 30
8:00-11:00 p.m. - Men's Sto-pitch
at the Lions and Optimist Parks
MON. , MAY 31
7:30-10:30 p.m. -Minor Sports
Council DOUBLE BINGO at the
Arena.
8:00-11:00 p.m. - Men's Slo-Pitch
at the Lions and Optimist Parks
TUES.-, JUNE 1
9:00-11:30 a.m. - Parents' and
Tots' Playgroup at Northside
United Church
9:00.10:00 a.m. - Fitness is Fun
with Drusilla Leitch at the Arena
10:00-11:00 a.m. - Line Dancing
with Drusilla Leitch at the Arena
6:00 p.m. - Senior Games Potluck
• Wrap-up at the Legion
7:00-8:00 p.m. Ladies' In Line •
Hockey at the Arena
7:00-9:00 p.m. - Dog Obedience at
the Arena
8:00-11:00 p.m. - Men's Slo-Pitch
at the Lions Park
WED., JI'JE 2
1:30.4:00 p.m. - Senior
Shuffleboard at the Arena
6-30-9:30 p fn. - Youth In Line
Hockey at the Arena
7:00-8:00 p.m. - Aerobic -Step
Class with Drusilla at the Arena
if you're organizing a non.proft event of interest to other Seaforth
area residents. phone the recreaucn office 52743882 or , the
Expositor at 527-0240. or mail the information to Community
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