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Real Estate
150 Main Street South, Seaforth
(519) .527-0560 Fax (519)527-2763
MLS
Sha on Medd 527-0660 Dan Pearce Georgina Reynolds
Associate Broker 522-0465 527-1386
Market Value Appraiser Sales Representative Sales Representative
OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25th
11:00 - 12:00
62 MARKET STREET, SEAFORTH -
FIRST TIME BUYER... 3 bedroom,
cozy family home. One floor living.
Safe neighbourhood Mature trees in
big yard $75,000.
GREAT BUSINESS LOCATION! 11/2
storey home. 36' X 48' heated and
insulated workshop. Ideal for the
hobbyist or home occupation. Highway
location on s. acre.
NEW LISTING! - SEAFORTH - Large NEW LISTING! TRUCKER'S DREAM
4 bedroom brick home with wood frim - 11/2 storey home, featured on 3 acres.
and wood floors. ,Many possibilities paved road. 40' x 72' shop. 3135,000.
Zone R2. 390.000.
MAIN FLOOR LIVING! - 3 bedroom SOLD - SEAFORTH - UPSCALE
bungalow. master bedroom with en- AREA! Seaforth, 3 bedroom family
suite. and walk-in closet Family home. Double garage. Private
room/open concept. $138.000 backyard. 392,900.
Free Home Evaluations
17 Apartments for Rent
SILVER CREEK APARTMENTS
luxury 2 bedroom apartment. con -
.trolled entrance, fridge. stove,
designed for mature adults. Phone
519-345-2197. 17-33-tf
COUNTRYVIEW APARTMENTS,
Clinton, large luxury 2 bedroom
apartment. Controlled entry. ensuite
laundry. three appliances, small
storage area. Designed for mature
adults. Phone 519-235.2961 or
519-565-5062. 17-29xtfcc
QUALITY one bedroom apartment
available now, in historic home, all
appliances supplied, separate
entrance. veranda. Phone 519-
527-0349. 17-23-tf
HEATED TWO BEDROOM apart-
ment, newly decorated, close to
uptown. Phone 519-527.0235. 17-
18-tf
ONE BEDROOM apartment, edge
of Clinton. fridge and stove includ-
ed Call 519-235-2559 or 1-905-
852-3754. 17.06xtfcc
18 Houses for Rent
TWO BEDROOM house. gas heat.
Available Dec. 1. S400 plus utilities.
References required. Phone
Culligan Real Estate, 519.527-
1577.18-47.1
THREE BEDROOM house, 'gas
heat. Available immediately.
References required. Call 519-527-
1577 18-47x1
A BEAUTIFUL AND private proper-
ty between Auburn and Benmiller.
Four bedrooms. 2 full baths, huge
36' x 24 great room with cathedral
ceiling and floor -to -ceiling fireplace.
Propane heating. Excellent condi-
tion with many recent improve-
ments. 5875/month. Call John (519)
526.1075 or (905) 815-1598. 18,
46x4cc
FOUR BEDROOM farm house.
highway 21 between Godench and
Kincardine Available Jan. 1. 5550
plus utilities. first and last month.
Call 519-395-3363 18-46x3cc
A 3 BEDROOM HOUSE for rent in
Walton. suitable for a family, mod-
ern kitchen with a finished den,
main floor facility for laundry, single
car detached garage and 3/4 of an
acre lot Heated with al. First and
last .month's rent required.
References needed 5500/month
plus utilities- Call 519-887-6677 for
further details. 18-45x3
LARGE 4 BEDROOM HOME in
Egmondvllle, fenced yard, garage,
wood stove. non smokers pre-
ferred. no pets, 5500 month. avail-
able immediately. Call 519-522-
0911 18-45x3
25. Wanted to Buy
NIKON CAMERA LENS. acces•
sones - looking to upgrade skills.
Please call Chris at Mitchell
Advocate. 519-348-8431 8:30 a.m.
- 5 p.m. 25.46x7cc
26 Help Vianted
26. Help Wanted
PART TIME RECEPTIONIST want-
ed. Call today. 519-565-2950. 26-
47x3cc
VACATION REPRESENTATIVES
wanted. Must have self confidence
and be personable. We will train the
right applicant. Call today 519-565-
2950. 26-47x3cc
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY / light
bookkeeping. Call today 519-565-
2950. 26-47x3cc
MITCHELL MILL Systems Canada
Ltd. requires experienced fabrica-
tors and installers for the industrial
and agricultural Millwrighting fields.
Please apply in person at our Main
St. Newton, Ont. office or mail
resume to P.O. Box 10, Newton,
ON. NOK 1RO. 26-46x2cc
GENERAL LABOURER - cutting
and assembly dept. Apply in person
to Morello Mfg., 48 Wellington St..
Mitchell. 26-46x2cc
APPLICATIONS being accepted for
a busy two physician office for part-
time medical receptionist. Send
resume to Dr. Salsbury Drawer
#288, c/o Clinton News -Record.
Box #39, Clinton, Ontario, NOM
1L0 Closing date November 27,
2000.26-46x2cc
FULL TIME CHICKEN CATCHERS.
age 17 and up. some experience
preferred. Call Julie or Ernie 519-
482-8823 or 519.482-9067. 26-33-
tt
SUPERVISOR, DRIVER & chicken
catcher positions to be filled. Phone
1-519-799-5598 or toll free 1-800-
694-4045. 26-44xtfcc
PERSON REQUIRED
for December
on Mink Ranch. Call Jeff
CEDARWOOD FUR FARM
Limited
233-3456 after 6 pm
CUSTODIAN
'required for
First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth
Duties to commence Jan. 1.2001 Job
description available by calling
527-0170 Please include experience.
references and expected salary
Resumes accepted until Nov. 24, 2000
Send resumes to. Board of Managers
First Presbyterian Church
P.O. Box 663
Seaforth. ONNOK 1WO
27 ',';anted General
STUDENT needing ride to Western
University. Sunday. Tuesday or
Thursday evening: Will share costs.
Phone 519-522-0198. 27-46x3c
NOSTALGIC SALVAGE INC., a
safe, professional insured disman-
tfing company is looking
barns for salvage. Call
Farrow 1-888-643-8410.
Forest. 27-45xtfcc
for old
Danny
Mount
26 Help V./anted
DRIVERS WANTED
The Bluewater Recycling Association has immediate
openings for Drivers. The ideal candidate will have a
clean CVOR Abstract with at least 5 years of
experience with a DZ license. You will have an
enjoyable personality with an ability to communicate
with the general public. Should you wish to join our
team and earn up to $14.62/hour with a full benefit
package including pension, we would like to talk to you.
1110.10208111
Bluewater Recycling Association
P0. Box 547, 415 Canada Avenue
Huron Park, ON NOM 1Y0
Fax: 519-228-6656
31 Service• )irectory
SNOWMOBILE TUNE-UPS on all
makes and models for only $45.00.
Other pnce quotes available. Call
519-527-0115. 31-47-3
A SELF -MOTIVATED Grade 12 stu-
dent from Seaforth area willing to
tutor in her home. Any age wel-
come. Have tutor experience. Call
519-522-0937 after 6 p.m. 31-47-1
PHOTO RESTORATION, afford-
able. Marks, lines, damage
removed from old photos. Jervis
Photo Inc., 287 Main St., Exeter (in
house across from Scotia Bank); in
Clinton, just north of lights on east
side of Albert Street (Hwy. 4). 519-
235-1612; 519-482-9494. 31-
45x4cc
BRIAN ULCH Welding. Custom
Welding and Repairs. Portable
welding. Farm and Industrial.
Custom made trailers and hitches.
Reasonable rates. 519-345-2643.
31.26xtfcc
REPAIR AND REFINISHING of fur-
niture and antiques, handstripping,
also custom made furniture built to
your plans. Robert Kerr. RR #1.
Seaforth. Phone 519-527-0786. 31-
35-tf
PHOTO COPIES
Photocopying Service available at
the Huron Expositor office, 100
Main St., Seaforth 81 x 11 copies -
.25 cents per sheet, 81/2 x 14 copies
- .35 cents per sheet. (GST and
PST extra). Phone 519-527-0240.
31-01-tfnxe
VEALS
. Abattoir and Meat Market
.83 - 31 2 miles east of Exeter
1 :1:7; - 1 12.. i
Try us for
CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING
Kill Days -Tuesdays
OUR SPECIALTY
Horne cured and smoked meats
processed exactly the way you like it.
32. Babysitting
EXPERIENCED MOM willing to
babysit. Nutritious meals, snacks,
activities, crafts, walks, all provided
with lots of TLC. With or without
receipts. Call today 519-345-2643.
32-26xtfcc
34 Personal
ARE YOU LIVING with a dunking
problem? Al Anon can help. Phone
519-527-1650. 34-47-1
37 .Mortgages
PERSONALIZED SERVICE and
best rates! We will save you money
on your mortgage, business loan,
etc. Don at Rea Capital, 519-291-
2600. 37-42xtfcc
MORTGAGE INFO
•1st mortgages up to 1% below
pos'ed rate
-NO FEES for qualified borrowers
wa: you been rejected for a mortgage
Gary Walden•Clinton 482-7675
Consultant for Mortgage Network
www.garywalden.com
Monies Wanted
• $15,000 1st mortgage
required, approx. value
$100,000, 14%
• $27,000 1st mortgage
required, well secured,
approx. value $120,000,
13%
Call 1.800-387.1932
ASTRAL FUNDING INC.
1" & 2n° Mortgage Money
Absolutely No Upfrcre Fees
Available as low as
7.0` Interest
Personal Loans
II you (NON payments
Amt. Aoprox Mo. Payment
' 5,000 ' 41.66
'10,000 ' 83.33
'15,000 '125.00
Consolidate your debts
'We specakze n problem mortgages
Call (519) 364-0450 1-800-387-1932
ASTRAL FUNDING INC.
41 To Give Away
GREAT CHRISTMAS Present.
Adorable kittens Free to' good
homes. Litter trained. We have 6 -
one female and 5 males. They are
all grey, white and black. Ready to
go by end of November. Call for
appointment to view. 519-524-4240
after 5 p.m. 41-46x2cc
38 Auction Sale
42 Deaths
MURRAY, Isabel: Mrs. Isabel
Murray of Seaforth, passed away at
Seaforth Manor on Friday,
November 17, 2000 in her 92nd
year. Beloved wife of the late James
A. Murray. Dear sister and sister-in-
law of Margaret Yeo and Marson
Bissett, both of Goderich. Dear aunt
of Mary Helen and Bert Clifford of
Stratford, Barb and Doug Norman of
Clinton, Marilyn and Dennis
Williamson of Goderich, John and
Mary Bissett of Goderich, Marion
and John Hinton of Inwood, Wayne
and Lyn Bissett of Ottawa and Pat
and Herb Armstrong of Goderich.
Also loved by several great nieces
and great nephews. Predeceased
by her parents Charles and
Elizabeth Bissett, 3 brothers Ted.
Don and Frank Bissett, one sister-
in-law Bessie Bissett and by one
nephew, Don Yeo. Friends were
received at the Box and Smith
Funeral Chapel, Seaforth on
Sunday, November, 19, 2000 from
1:30 p.m. until time of service at
2:30 p.m. Reverend Nicholas
Vandermey of First Presbyterian
Church officiated. Interment
Maitlandbank Cemetery. As expres-
sions of sympathy memorial dona-
tions to the Seaforth Community
Hospital or the First Presbyterian
Church, Seaforth, would be greatly
appreciated. As a
tribute to the life of
Isabel a tree will be
planted in her
memory. 42-47-1
LOOBY, Bernice: Mrs. Bernice
Looby, 72, of Dublin passed away at
her residence on Wednesday,
November 15, 2000. Born in
McKillop Township on April 8, 1928,
she was the former Bernice
Flanagan, a daughter of the late
William Flanagan and the former
Catherine Bums. On June 16, 1950,
she was married to the late Louis
James Loeby of Looby Construction
Ltd., Dublin. She was a faithful
member of St. Patrick's Roman
Catholic Church, Dublin and the
C.W.L. of the parish. Bemice is sur-
vived by one son, Mark and his wife
Kathryn of Nova Scotia; daughters
Cynthia Cunningham of Guelph and
Anita Looby of Barrie; five grand-
children Rebecca, Daniel, Leah,
Cara and Nicholas; a sister Helen
Krauskopf of Dublin; a brother
Lome Flanagan and his wife Agnes
of Dublin; two sisters-in-law Muriel
Looby Trott of Clinton and Kathryn
Looby of Dublin and brothers-in-law
George Goettler of Dublin and
Romanus Curran of Montreal.
Besides her husband, she was pre-
deceased by brothers William and
Thomas Flanagan and a sister
Margaret Looby. Friends were
received at the Lockhart Funeral
Home. 109 Montreal St., Mitchell,
on Friday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mass of
Christian Bursal was celebrated at
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic
Church, Dublin on Saturday at
11:00 a.m. with Rev. Maurice
Charbonneau - Celebrant and Rev.
Dino Salvador - Con -celebrant.
During the Mass, the commentator
was Marian lonata: lector was
Pauline Hartfiel; gift bearers were
Catherine Flanagan and Mary Anne
Van Bakel; soloist was Lon Lynn
Stapleton; alter servers were
Stephen Hartfiel, Paul Hartfiel. Luke
Van Bakel, Shauwn Flanagan and
Joe Flanagan. Members of the St.
Patrick's C.W.L. formed a guard of
honour. Pallbearers were John
Looby, Joseph Looby, Bob
Krauskopf, Pat Flanagan, Stephen
Goettler and Joe Nicholson.
Interment in St. Patrick's Cemetery.
Dublin. C.W.L. prayers were offered
at the funeral home Friday at 1:30
p.m. and Parish prayers Friday at
4:15 p.m. 42-47xlcc
43 Births
GEERTS
Monica and George are pleased to
announce and praise God for the
safe arrival of their twins, Aidan
William. weighing 8 lbs. 10 oz. and
Claire Anne, weighing 6 lbs. 6 oz.
bom November 8, 2000. A brother
and sister for big brother Caleb.
Proud grandparents are Bill and
Lois Van Reenen of Seaforth and
Herman and Margaret Geerts of
Ancaster. Special thanks to Dr.
Hillyer and Dr. Gagnon and the
nurses at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London. 43-47x1
38 Auction Sale
ESTATE AUCTION
* At the Jacob Auction Centre, 185 Herbert St. in Mitchell, Ont. *
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23 AT 3:30 P.M.
* INCLUDING: 5 piece light oak queen size bedroom suite; modern 5 *
* pc. dining room suite; three piece chesterfield suite with recliners in *
* sofa; RCA console colour T.V. with remote; new 3/4 bed; modern *
gli
* wardrobe; Ins stacking washer and dryer; Woods upright deep
* freeze; two chest freezers; Inglis automatic washer; two pair of *
* good fridges and stoves; Panasonic VCR; Filter Queen vacuum; *
* double -single bunk bed unit; hoosier cupboard; wicker chair; walnut *
* buffet and table; cedar chest; 40's wardrobe; pine table and six *
* chairs; 40's kitchen suite, oak extension table; 9 piece oak 30's *
* dining room suite; Thomas pump organ; walnut extension table and *
* six chairs; six lyre -back chairs; crocks and our usual large offering *
* of clean household effects. *
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519-271-7894 519-887-9599
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VAN AND EQUIPMENT: 1995 GMC Safari SLX van with 119,000
km. Sold certified and subject to reserve at 7:00 PM.; Int. 3 pth. 6 *
1/2 ft. snowblower; two Mastercraft 8 hp. electric start snowblowers; *
6 x 10 single axle landscape trailer; 5th wheel attachment for *
pickup; Delta bandsaw; 4 inch jointer; two cylinder air compressor; *
small table saw; new small air compressor; Weldmate 75 welder; *
new gas mower; wheelbarrow; power tools, etc.
Furniture sells approximately 7:00 P.M.
PROP.: Isabelle Wreford and ansa Estates
AUCTIONEERS:
Doug Jacob and Joe Zehr
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NovMnbM 22, 2000-11
42 Deaths
42 Deaths
AfterLoss
riees.y JIM r •Y• r..r p.,J
Q. What are some of the "normal" signs and symptoms of
grief?
Questions & Answers
about grief recovery*
A. Everyone experiences grief differently and there are very
wide ranges of "normal" behaviours. Some report feelings of
distress and deep emotional suffering. Others refer to longing
and loneliness as primary symptoms.
'Questions asked during bereavement classes are answered here by the editor of
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AJterLoss or one of our other helpful booklets about gnef recovery, please write,
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46 in Memoriam
LESLIE: In loving memory of a
father-in-law and grandfather
Leslie who passed away 14 years
ago Nov. 23, 1986.
Silent memories keep you near
As time unfolds another year.
Softly the leaves of memory fall
, Gently we gather and treasure them
all.
Some will forget now that you're
gone
But we will remember no matter
how long.
Lovingly remembered' by Louise,
Craig & Carrie. 46-47xlcc
dear
Neil
WERNHAM, Leonard John
Charles: In loving memory of Len
who was taken from me suddenly
Nov. 23, 1998.
You never know what each day
brings,
Although two years have slipped
away and I still feel the strike of pain
that was delivered to me that day,
Time does help heal but I'm still ask-
ing the question' of how long?
There are many changes to deal
with, questions to answer and cer-
tain people to tolerate.
Most people are caring and very
supportive; I send out a personal
thank you to those.
Memories are unique and can
never be removed. -
The memories that we created are
very special and dear to me which I
will cherish forever.
You're always loved, never forgot-
ten. - Love your wife, Mary Ellen.
'Luv Ya. See ya later.' 46-47x1
WERNHAM, Leonard: I thank our
Heavenly Father,
For he built a mansion where his
children will abide,
Free from pain and sorrow,
Forever at His side.
My Dad I loved so much was taken
from present sight,
And passed into a better world,
Of majesty and light.
Someday we'll be together.
In our Father's home above.
Where we'll thank God for His
mercy.
And praise Him for His love,
In loving memory of Daddy who lett
me two years ago. Nov. 23, 1998.
Hugs and Kisses in thought, Sherry
Lee 46-47x1
BEUERMAN, Alvin: in loving mem-
ory of a dear husband who passed
away 9 years ago, Nov. 18, 1991.
I lost my life's companion,
A life link to my own.
And day by day I think of him.
As I sit here all alone.
The house he left is lonely,
And I am lonely too.
For in a quiet country graveyard.
Where the gentle breezes blow,
Lies the one I loved so dearly,
Who left me 9 years ago.
- Lovingly remembered by wife
Hazel. 46-47-1
38 Auction Sale
RICHARD LOBE
AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON 482-7898
LARGE AUCTION SALE to
be held at Lobb Auction
Building In Clinton for
Hazel Craig of Auburn plus
additions.
SATURDAY. NOV. 25 AT 9
A.M.: 2 cars: coins:
antiques: furniture: old tin
toys: glassware; Royal
Albert Royal Doulton: etc.
2 Auction Rings starting at
9 a.m. Auctioneers Richard
and Ben Lohh.
For listings on tem sod haws
suctions visit eat sebs/te
ww.sucuonbotaae.eerts
47 Cards of Thanks
ROSE
We would like to thank Ann
Brabender and the staff at
Huronview for arranging the lovely
tea for Nettie Rose in honour of her
becoming a member of the Three
Century Club. We also wish to
thank Helen Johns for presenting a
certificate from the Province of
Ontario, Carol Mitchell for greetings
from the County of Huron, Mary
Moffatt for her lovely music and all
those who attended. It was all
greatly appreciated. • Jim, Marian
and Family 47-47x1
THANK YOU
We wish to extend our sincere
appreciation to many kind people,
for their numerous expressions of
sympathy - phone calls, visits,
cards, floral tributes, charitable
donations, mass offerings. prepara-
tion of meals and food brought to
our homes. We are grateful to Jeff
and Paul Lockhart for their compas-
sion and guidance, members of
Branch 128, Mitchell Legion for
their service. Pastor Thelma
Kudelka and Father Maurice
Cjtlarbonneau for their visits and
prayers and the C.W.L. of St.
Vincent de Paul Church for the
funeral luncheon. We will always
remember the support given to us
to fulfill Dad's wish to retum home.
The expertise of the Para Med
Homemakers and the VON Team
Two Nurses and Denise Strasser of
Breathe Easy enabled us to make
Dad a very happy, content little man
and has given us a week full of trea-
sured memories that we will never
forget. To each and every person
who helped in any way we say a
heartfelt "Thank You.' - The family
of Raymond Miller = Mary and
Glenn Scherbarth, Barb and Bob
Stagg. Jim and Dianne Miller and
Families 47-47xlcc
DENYS
The family of the late Rachel Denys
would like to thank all family, friends
and neighbours for their deepest
expressions of sorrow. Thanks to
Father Dino Salvador, Whitney-
Ribey Funeral Home, the St. James
C.W.L. for the lunch and to Casey
Van Bakel, the soloist. We were
overwhelmed by the show of sup-
port from our friends and neigh-
bours with the food sent to our
homes, the flowers, the cards, visits
to the funeral home and memorial
donations. Your kindness was
greatly appreciated by the entire
family. A special thank you to Diana
Caldwell for reading the eulogy. It
was all greatly appreciated and will
always be treasured. - The Denys
Family 47-47x1
PARKER
The family of the late Dorothy
Parker wish to thanlball their family,
friends and neighbours for all your
prayers and generous support by
your visitations, donations, flowers
and food brought to our homes. We
appreciate the special care and
kindness given to Mom by Dr.
Shepherd and the nursing staff of
Seaforth Hospital. Words could
never express how we feel and how
thankful we are. - The Parker
Family 47-47x1
MARKS
I would like to thank everyone who
came out to celebrate my 30th
birthday. All of the gifts. cards and
best wishes were greatly appreciat-
ed. Special thanks to Kelly and Lisa
for organizing the surprise. Also•
thanks to the Fish and Game staff
for their hard work. Thanks again.
• Blaine 47-47x1cc
LARGE AUCTION SALE
To be held at Richard Lobb Auction Budding in Clinton for Hazel
Craig of Auburn. Helen Bowling of Grand Bend plus Seaforth home.
Saturday, Nov. 25 at 9:00 A.M.
CARS: 1987 Topaz, 1988 Pontiac Grand AM.
CARPET: New remnants various sizes, 6 new Persian rugs.
COINS: Sell at 11 a.m., approx. 75 lots nice selection mostly
Canadian with key date nickels, halves and silver dollars.
APPLIANCES: White Westinghouse side by side fridge freezer,
washer, dryer, microwave, TVs, etc.
ANTIQUES, FURNITURE: Partial list includes 3 section wall unit. 2
dining suites, library, table, chesterfields and chairs, bedroom suite,
chests of drawers, becjs include Queen bed box spring and
mattress, antique settee and 2 chairs, childs rocker, cedar chest,
Amphioo phonograph, parlour tables, pillar clock, hat stretcher, 2
violins, camera equipment, antique slide projector, chest of silver,
12 gal. crock, copper boiler. cherry pitter. scrub board, spooled hall
tree, coal iron, Targe offering of good dishes, Royal Doulton 8 place
setting, Royal Albert 8 place setting, 200 Wade tea figurines, spoon
collection, depression glass, coltectebles etc., etc.
OTHER: 1984 Huron Historical Atlas, antique tin toys, 4 lawn
mowers, shop vac, 5 emergency fight on roof racks, 3 office desks.
hand and power tools, misc. items, etc.
2 AUCTIONEERS SELLING STARTING AT 9 AM.
Auctioneer: Richard Lobb and Ben Lobb
(519) 482-7898 Clinton
www.euctlonhotline.com
Next Auction Sat, Dec. 2 at 9 AM at Lobb Auction In Clinton