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38 Auction Sale
38 Auction Sale
t ESTATE AUCTION
At the Jacob Auction Centre 185 Herbert St. in Mitchell.
THURS., MAY 18 AT 3:30 P.M.
INCLUDING: Woods 5 cu. ft. upright freezer; Whirlpool apt. sized
dryer (2 yrs. old); two small chest freezers; Kelvinator dishwasher;
I7G.E. electric dryer; Kelvinator fridge; Kelvinator 24 inch stove; two 30
inch ranges; microwaves; dehumidifier; 4 late model colour T.V.s;
Sony VCR; two Craftmatic single beds; two excellent bedroom
1 suites; two chesterfield suites; Queen Anne oak table and chairs;
two oak buffets; oak Morris chair; wicker fern stand; four
washstands; drop front secretary; parlor tables; church pews; lamp
table with drawer; old cupboard bottom; many antiques in the rough;
Malcolm buffet hutch; sectional chesterfield suite: La -Z -Boy recliner;
walnut nesting tables; needlepoint chairs: Targe old oriental area
carpet; Homespun blanket; eight place setting of Blue Mikado Royal
Crown Derby dishes; two Moorcroft 8 inch dishes; R.S. Prussia fruit
bowl; good offering of collectible dishes including Limoges, Royal
Winton, Bellack, Cornflower, Waterford Crystal, Royal Austria,
Coa!port, Bavaria, etc.; Wedgewood Christmas plates from 1972 -
1988; silverplate tea service; many old collectibles including Buddy L
and Strutco tin toys, motion (amps. Coke -picnic cooler, Marvetube oil
display stand. DeLaval k2 Jr. table top cream separator; trunks, coal
oil lamps, milk bottles, postcard, railway lanterns, wood window.
crocks, old Case road building equipment catalogue. Cockshutt e15
walking plow; old tools; power tools; air conditioners; 4 hp tiller;
Murray 12 hp riding mower (1 1/2 yr. old); BBD cordless 3.5 hp
mower (1 1/2 yr. old); J.O. 175 hydro 14 hp mower; Cub Cadet 1330
hydro 12 hp mower; Kubota 4200 diesel hydro 15 hp. mower;
Karcher 1000 psi power washer with Honda motor; gas push
mowers; Rhino Vertical 21 speed full suspension mountain bike; 12
ft. windmill; and much more.
Large quality sale. Two auction rings.•
PROP: LaUra Murray of Seaforth; Bun Clark o1 Stratford and the
Estate of the Late Jean Hughey of Mitchell.
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AUCTIONEERS:
Doug Jacob and Joe Zehr
519-271-7894 519-887-9599
40. Lost & Found
LOST: One year old male short
haired cat, neutered, dark grey.
answers to Hurk. Missing from John
and Sparling St. area. Call 519-527-
0292. 40-19-3
42. Deaths
KELLAR, Eula Ida At Seaforth
Manor, Nursing Home on Tuesday,
May 9, 2000, Eula Ida Kellar, in her
92nd year. Beloved wife of the late
John .Kellar. Dear sister of Cleva
Linger of Florida and Faye Godrey
of West Virginia. Also survived by
nieces and nephews. She was pre-
deceased by her husband, parents,
Albert and Ida Lee (Hawkins) Mick,
and a sister,•Freda Winters. There
was no visitation or funeral service,
at the request o1 the deceased.
Mrs. Kellar donated her body to
medicat science. The Whitney-
Ribey Funeral Home, Seaforth, was
entrusted with arrangements. 42-
20-1 '
PAYNE, Hilda Mary: Suddenly. at
ilxeter, on Sunday, May 7, 2000,
Hilda Mary Payne of Hensall, in her
86th year. Wife of the late Carl
Griffith Payne (1997). Sadly missed
by her children Mary and her hus-
band Gary Merritt of Poway,
California and Wayne Payne and
his wife Iris of London. Beloved
grandmother of Gregory Merritt and
• Amberley Payne. Dear sister of
Winnifred King. Survived by several
nieces and nephews. Predeceased
by her granddaughter, Lisa Merritt
and her sister Muriel Hayman. Mrs.
Payne has donated her body to the
University of Western Ontario. A
memorial service was held on
Saturday, May 13, 2000 at 2 p.m. at
the Hensall Visitation Centre, 79
King St. Hensall. Pirie Mitchell and
Rev. David Barker officiated.
Interment Hensall Union' Cemetery.
Memorial contributions to the Heart
and Stroke Foundation or the
He'isel; United ChOrch would be
appreciated. J. M. McBeath Funeral
Home. Zurich,, entrusted with
arrangements (236-4365). 42-
20x leo
STOREY, Beatrice:. At Seaforth
Community Hospital. on Thursday,
May 11, 2000. Beatrice Mae
(Armstrong) Storey. of Seaforth, in
Fier 82nd year. Beloved wife of the
late Morley Storey (1986). After
helping Morley on the farm and
raising their family, Beatrice gradu-
ated from the first class of
Homemakers in Huron County. She
served our community for a number
of years in that field. Mrs. Storey
was the dear mother of Shirley and
her husband Bob Dickson of Kettle
Point, Gwen and her husband John
Patterson of Egmondville, Joyce
and her husband Rod Doig of
Tuckersmith Township, Darlene
Storey o1 Toronto, and Fay Storey
and her husband Bruce Woollings
of Guelph. Fondly remembered by
four grandchildren. James Watson
Jr.. Brian Watson, Patricia and her
husband Bruce Savile, and Jason
Patterson and his friend Kim
Salverda, and four great grandchil-
dren, Brent, Scott, Alicia and
Shane. Also survived by her sister-
in-law Bernice Armstrong of
Seaforth. Besides her husband,
Morley, she was predeceased by
her parents, George and Pearl
Armstrong, her brother. Bruce
Armstrong, and three infant sib-
lings. Family received friends at the
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home,
Seaforth, on Fnday evening and on
Saturday, 'May 13, from 1:00-2:30
p.m. the time of the funeral service
at the funeral home. Rev.' Sheila
Macgregor officiated. Pallbearers
were James Watson, Brian Watson,
Jason Patterson, Bruce Savile,
Gelry Armstrong and Rennie
Armstrong. Flower bearers were
Patricia Savile, Kim Salverda and
George Miller. Honourary flower
bearers were Cathy Campbell, Ann
MacMillan, Linda Murray, Linda
May, Carol Anne Lostell and Joyce
Atchison. Interment Baird's
Cemetery, Stanley Township.
Memorial donations to Town and
Country Support Sart/keit -
Supportive Housing Program would
be appreciated as expressions of
sympathy. 42-20-1
42. Deaths
CALDWELL, John • Edward
Crawford: At London Health
Sciences Centre, South Street
Campus, on Friday. May 12, 2000,
John Edward Crawford Caldwell, of
Hensall, in his 68th year. Loving
son of. Rena Caldwell and the late
Harry Albert Caldwell (1955). Dear
brother of Mona Alderdice and her
husband Vern of Kippen and
Isabelle 'Moore and her husband
John of Goderich. Loved uncle to
Garry and Janice Alderdice, Lynn
Alderdice, Janice Moore and Lloyd
Dunphy, David and Laurel Moore
and five great-nieces and great-
nephews. There will be no visitation
or funeral service. A graveside ser-
vice was conducted at Egmondville
Cemetery on Saturday, May 13,
2000 at 11:30 a.m. Rev. Robert
Peebles officiated. Memorial contri-
butions may be made to the Heart
and Stroke Foundation or a charity
of choice. J.M, McBeath Funeral
Home, Zurich entrusted with
arrangements. 42-20x1 cc
PETHICK, George Stern: of R:R.
1, Seaforth, on Friday. May 5, 2000
at Stratford General Hospital in his
73rd year. George Pethick, beloved
husband of Grace (Roe) Pethick.
Dear father of Ken and his wife Val
of Walton, and Sharon and her hus-
band Steve Steinman of Wyoming.
Cherished grandfather of Ricky,
Andy and David Pethick and Eric,
Spencer and Hailey Steinman.
George is survived by two sisters
Annie Rapson and Ruth Thorbum,
both of Seaforth, and sisters-in-law
Kathleen Williamson of Walton and
Loreen and her husband Gib
Hubert of North Bay. Predeceased
by one daughter Isabel (1974) and
his parents John and Margaret
(Oldfield) Pethick. Friends were
received . at the Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Home, 87 Gbderich St. W..
Seaforth on Monday, May 8. 2000
from 2-4 and 7-9 p,m. Funeral ser-
vice was held on Tuesday. May 9,
2000 at 2 p.m. at the funeral home.
Interment Maitlandbank Cemetery,
Seaforth. Rev. Sheila Macgregor
officiated. Pallbearers were Frank
Dolmage, Earl McSpadden, Tom
Williamson, Murray ,Pepper. Doug
Schroeder and Jim Rapson. Flower
bearers were his six grandchildren.
42-20-1
43. Births
MOORE
Mark and Sharia thank God for the
safe arrival of their second child,
Lauren Elyse Dawn, born April 25,
2000. A baby sister for Liam. Proud
grandparents are LaRoyd and
Roslyn Bender and John and
Marjorie Moore,. together with great
grandmothers Rose Ross and
Rachel Bender. 43-20xlcc
46 In Memoriam
TEATERO, Leo James: Died May
20th, 1993. In memory of my hus-
band and best friend..
Oh, the comfort, the inexpressible
comfort of feeling safe with a per-
son.
Having neither to weigh thoughts.
nor measure words,.
But to pour them all Out. just as they
are.
Chaff arid grain together.
knowing - that it faithful hand will
take and sift them.
Keep what is worth keeping and
then, with a breatti of kindness blow
the rest away. -
Always remembered. To my Leo.
-Frances Teatero 46-20-1
ECKERT: In loving memory of
Conrad M. Eckert. my husband, our
father, grandfather and great grand-
father who passed away. May 19,
1997.
If 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 smile.
No glory could be greater, than to
talk with you awhile.
Of all that die has given us, and alt
that Is left to do,
We'll neva find a greater gift than
the days we spent with you.
Loving you always and forever, wife
Claire, children, Cathie, Connie,
Elaine, Mary, John, Bob and
Margaret. 48-20x1
46 in Memoriam
MALONE: In loving memory of
Gary and Fred Malone who passed
away May 22. 1985 and May 21,
1976.
The length of time can't take away,
Our thoughts of you from day to
day.
You live with us in memory still, .
Not just today but always will.
For with the love that is in our
hearts,
You will walk with us forever.
- Loved and missed by -your family.
46-20xlc
SEGEREN, James: In loving mem-
ory of our dear son. brother and
uncle who leftus so suddenly on
May 15, 1998.
Jim, we love you with all of our
hearts
That is why it is so difficult to part.
Your sense of humour and warm •
smile are with us still.
And having been part of your life. I
know they always will.
I can still see your blue pick up truck
coming in the lane.
1 am just stopping in for a minute,"
you would say.
But -ended up staying. for quite a
while.
You were always so exciting and
had new jokes to tett,
How we remember and treasure
those evenings with you so well,
Please God forgive our silent tears,
wishing with all of our hearts Jim
was here,
Beautiful memories, woven in gold,
that is the picture we tenderly hold.
Please Dear Lord give him all of our
love and do tell him we miss him so
very much.
- Love Mom. Dad and Family 46-
20-1
HORAN: Lovingly remembering our
dear grandson, Jamie. who was
suddenly taken from us May 18,
1998. . .
Your smiling face is in our thoughts,
We treasure your memory.
We'd love to hug you just once
more, •
But we know that can never be.
God called you home that tragic
day.
No chance to say goodbye...
Hearts that miss you whisper your
name, •
While silent tears we cry. '
God called His woodworker home,
And God calls only the best,
Now Jamie basks in His endless
love,
By The Master Carpenter blest.
Sometimes our grief lies heavy.
A burden that's hard to bear;
But we know when Heaven calls us,
There'll be glad reunion there.
- Lovingly remembered by your
grandparents Jim and Laurene
Horan and Families. 46-20xlcc
47. Cards of Thanks
BURNS
We would like to thank everyone
who sent cards, gilts. get well wish-
es. prayers, phone calls and visits
in the hospital and sinte coming
home. Special thanks to Father
Moe, doctors, nurses and to our
family. - Joe and Evangeline Burns
47.20x 1
McCLURE
We wish to thank all those who
•
came to help us celebrate our 50th
anniversary and to several who
sent congratulations who couldn't
be with us. Thanks for all the beau-
tiful cards and gifts. Thanks to our
family for the great party they put on
for us and to the nieces and
nephews who served the dinner. It
was all greatly appreciated. - Sam
and Mary 47.20x1
SZUSZ
The family of the late Ruby Rich
wishes to thank everyone for their
many acts of kindness shown to us
in the recent passing of our mother
and grandmother. To Dr. Woldnik
and the staff • of Seaforth Manor
Nursing Home for the wonderful
care given mother and the love
shown her and us - thanks does not
begin to tell the gratitude that we
hold in our hearts for you. Thanks t0
Pastor Fred Munnings and Grace
for their dedication to visit Mom and
read to her sharing the joy of the
Lord and also for travelling to
Thamesville to conduct her service.
A special thanks to Marion Cook
who sat with Mom permitting me to
get some much needed rest. Thank
you for food brought to our home,
for cards, floral tributes and dona-
tions made in memory of Mom. Her
memory lives on. Thank you to the
Thamesville La Sertoma Club for
the lovely luncheon set for us.
Thank .you to the. Badder Funeral
Home, Thamesville for the help,
consideration and comfort shown to
us and our loved ones. God bless. -
Frank and Phyllis Szusz and family
47-20-1
PRETTY
Wow! What.a wonderful 65th birth-
day. The limousine, champagne.
flowers and the meal were just awe-
some. but mos! of all the best corn-
pany in the world -- our kids. It was
a great surprise and Dad and I had
a wonderful time. It's going to be
hard to top it when 1 celebrate my
next 65th (he). Special thanks to
.Gayle and John, Jeff and Charlene.
Love you all. - Momsie 47.20xlcc
KITTMER/MCNICHOL
We would like to thank everyone
who supported us for our buck and
doe. We would also like to thank our
wedding party for all their hard
work. We had a great time. - Lynn
and Dan 47-20x1
DENYS
A big thank you to all the people
who helped out at my accident on
the Staffa Road. To the ambulance
attendants, nurses , . and Dr.
Shepherd for their wonderful care of
Suzanne and myself. To our 'amity
and Mends for cards, gifts and vis-
its. • Sincerely Matthew Denys and
Family 47-20x1
Scott Hilgendorff photo
Plant purchaser
Mary Beth larone (left) and Joon Spittal fright) look over some of the plant selection at the
Seaforth Horticultural Society's plant sale held Saturday at Northside United Church
47. Cards of Thanks
GOVIER
We would like to thank Dr. C.
Shepherd and the staff at Seaforth
Community Hospital for the excel-
lent care Katelyn received while she
was a patient. Thank you to our
family and • friends for the flowers,
gifts, cards and well wishes. Thank
you to Nana and Papa for taking
care of Ryan for us. We will always
remember your kindness. - Katelyn,
Marilyn and Ross Govier 47-20-1
FISHER
Thank you to all the staff at
Seaforth Community Hospital.
Thanks to everyone for the calls,
cards, visits and baskets. Thanks to
my staff and family. for working
extra. Your care and concern made
being ill a little easier. - Robert
Fisher 47-20-1
HORBANUIK/YANTZI
Thanks to everyone who travelled
to Wellesley on the weekend to
attend our Buck and Doe. Special
thanks to our families and wedding
party for hosting the event. We sure
had a great time. - Erin and Mike
47-20x l cc
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WED, , MAY 17
7:15 p.m. - Minor Sports '
1:30-4:00 p.m. - Senior- Council BINGO at the Arena -
Shuffleboard at the Arena Host- Junior Curling
7:00-8:00 p.m. - Step Aerobics ' TUES., MAY 23
with Kae Hubberts at the Arena 9:00-10:00 a.m. - Fitness is Fun
THURS., MAY 18 with Drusilla at the Arena
9:00-10:00 a.m. - Fitness is Fun 7:00.8:00 p.m. - Dog Obedience
with Drusilla at the Arena at the Arena
8:00.9:00 p m. - Ladies' Roller
FRI., MAY 19 Hockey at the Arena
10:00=11:30 a.m. - Storyhour at the WED., MAY 24
Library 5:00 p.m. - Egmondville Barbecue
SAT., MAY 20 at the Community Centres
SUN., MAY 21 7:00-8:00 p.m. - Step Aerobics
with Kae Hubberts at the Arena
MON., MAY 22
7:00-8:00 p.m. - High Impact
Aerobics with Kae Hubberts at
the Arena
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