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The Huron Expositor, 1984-08-08, Page 15CLASSIFIED THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 8, 1964 -- A15 11 ,9 NTED TO BUY A winch from silo unloader. Phone 345.2170, 11-32-1 MIXED grain or barley. 262-5708. 11-31-2 PLANO WANTED: Not necessarily in good condition, Phone collect 519-669-2198 or 519-669-2280. 11.01xtf 13. RE L ESTATE INCOME PROPERTY: 13 unit apartment building, Durham (Hwy. 6, North Guelph) 7-2 bedroom, 6-1 bedroom, laundra-mat, parking. Steady income. Lowered to $120,000. Call 519-369-2414, John J. Coutts Ltd.,Realtor. 13-32-01 14. P HOUSE FOR SALE, 116 North Main St. Close to high school, shoe factory and arena. 527-1325. 14-18-tf 22. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of GORDON EMERSON TROYER late of the Township of Hay, in the County of Huron, deceased All persons claiming against the above Estate are required to forward full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 31st day of August, 1984, after which date the assets will be distributed. DONNELLY & MURPHY 18 The Square Goderich, Ontario Solicitors for the Estate NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of JAMES EDWARD McQUAID All persons having claims against the estate of James Edward McQuaid late of the Town of Seaforth in the County of Huron, deceased who died on the 19th day of June, 1984, are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 29th day of August, 1984, after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then received. Dated at Seaforth, Ontario, this 3rd day of August. 1984. McCONNELL, STEWART, DEVEREAUX & SMITH Barristers, & c. Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for: the executors AUCTION SALE Of 1'/, Storey home; trailer; furniture; appliances; antiques 8 misc. Items to bo hold In the Hamlet o4 Staffo on SAT. AUG. 11 AT 11:00 A.M. Property: Situated on this property known as Lot 57 o4 Plan 312 Is a 3 bedroom vinyl sided home and a 26' 14' barn. This nicely decorated home has now oak cupboards, an oil furnace, sunporch, and is insulated. The lot Is 66 ft, x 132 ft. and has Its own well. Vendor Is wilting to take mortgage to o qualified purchaser. To view phone 345-2528 or 729.2858. Terms: 10% down day of sale. Balance In 30 days. Selling subject to reserve bid and prior sale. Household: Gilson upright freezer; G.E. 30 inch electric stove; chrome kitchen suite: wooden extension table: china cabinet; Sean 26 inch console colour T.V.; Air king humidifier; 3 atom waterfall bedroom suite; RCA cnnw.lo stereo; cedar chest; low style dresser; wicker rocker; pine chest o4 drawers: Tamp table: desk: 4 drawer filing cabinet; sofa bed; [Normandy mantel dock: wringer washer; typewriter; adding machine: lamps: cool oil lamps; chesterfield suite; bedding: dishes: vacuum cleaner; 12 inch 8 & W portable T.V.; two kerosene heaters; bottom of antique comer cabinet; and numerous other pieces- IMisc.: Snowflite 7 Hp. snow blower; Clipper gas mower; J.D. garden tiller; fertilizer spreader: weed sprayer: Powerlite chain saw; wheelbarrow; hedge trimmer; Coteman stove: six ft. aluminum step Ladder; table saw; two wheel trailer; garden and hand tools: etc. Trailer: 1972 Hilo tandem travel trailer with 2 way fridge; gas stove 8 oven, sleeps six. (A-1. selling subject to moderate reserve bid. Terms: Cas.'[ ce Cheque with I.D. Proprietor: Garnet Mclean 345-2528 Auctioneer: Douglas Jacob 271-7894 or 393-6214 16. PROPERTYfor RENT UPPER Duplex, 2 bedrooms, own gas furnace, separate entrance, parking. Avail- able July. 527-1833. 15-18-tf HEATED 2 bedroom apartment, carpet throughout. Close to shopping. 527-0828. 15-29-tf ANGLER'S Haven Lodge on Georgian Bay. 25% discount for August and September. Excellent fishing for pickerel, pike and bass. Boat rentals available. 15-32-01 HOUSE and barn for rent in Cromarty area. Phone 345-2496. 15-32-2 19. NOTICE CAREER in trucking, transport drivers needed. Now is the time to train for your Class A licence. For interviews contact Mery Orr Transport. London, 519-432-1726. 19-32-01 FREE 128 page career guide shows how to train at home for 205 top paying full and part time jobs. Granton Institute, 265A Adelaide Street West, Toronto. Call (416) 977-3929 today. 19-32-01 15. PROPERTYfor RENT Elizabeth Court Apartments 176 Oxford St., Hensall ONE BEDROOM AVAILABLE includes utilities, carpeting, appliances, laundry facilities. - Phone 262-2846 22. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the estate of GERADA KRAMERS All persons having claims against the estate of Gerada Kramers late of the Village of Dublin in the County of Perth, deceased who died on the 30th day of June 1984, are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 22nd day of August, 1984, after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then received. Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this 30th day of July, 1984. McCONNELL, STEWART DEVEREAUX & SMITE Barristers, & c., Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the executors 20. AUCTION SALES ESTATE AUCTION SALE House, antiques. appliances, old radio parts to he held at Port Albert, Ont. north of Goderich nn 21 highway for the Estate of Hector Tigert Wednesday, August 15 at 6 p_ m. Property will be offered at 7:30 p.m. Antique oak ice box, two blanket boxes, large antique chest of drawers, combi- nation secretary and bookcase w/mirror and glass door, antique dresser. antique 2 door washstand w/side towel bars and moustache shills. antique flat to wall cupboard w /drop front and 3 drawers, 2 antique wooden beds. small old wall phone. three trunks. lantern, old 1000 ins scalc beam. crockery, small chem' table. brass fire extinguisher. 2 gramo- phone cabinets. portable electric sewing machine. new wall phone. antique counter tap scale w/marble top, 3 wooden planes. Electrohome micro- wave. Viscount chest freezer, old Underwood typewriter. Warm morning wood and coal heater. Coca Cola pop cooler. old store model: quantity of split fire wood. three old cars for parts or scrap. RCAF radio transmitter. RCAF badges and collectables. quantity of old radio parts. snowshoes, minow traps, bottle capper. cast frying pans. boxes of animal traps. fish nets. life jackets, small boat anchor, hand tools, plus, many other items of interest. TERMS CASH AUCTIONEER - RICHARD W13)3 Clinton 482-7898 Sen- -* AUCTION SALE of partial furniture and effects for FRANK MADILL, with additions. TO BE MELD AT %%ROMAMI AUCTION CENTRE Saturday, August 11, 1984 11 earn. CONSISTING OF: Radial saw, 10" (excellent cond.); 36" wood lathe on frame; chest freezer; 2 door fridge; air conditioner; 3 section bookcase; 2 dressers 8 matching chests of drawers; antique occasional chair; 2 chesterfield chairs; armoire; large oak desk; 3 pce. bedroom suite; wardrobe; Fr. Prov. coffee table; Impressive china cabinet; 2 stereo sets: 2 prosectors; cameras; several small tables; large selection good books; Old Colony flatware; chrome table w/4 swivel choirs; pictures: mirrors; floor 8 table lamps; bedding; large selection dishes, glassware. pots, pans; collection Depression glass; several Anniversary dishes; large old tin tea box; garden tools; lawn chairs; numerous other articles. NOTE: PREVIEW - Friday, August 10th, 7-9 P.M. MOBILE LUNCH JACK ALEXANDER - Auctioneer 19. NOTICE TAX planningis more important to a farmer s situaion than tax preparation. At Farm Business Consultants we plan with our members 52 weeks of the year. For effective tax planning- call FBC toll free 1-800-265- 1002:- 19-32-01 COMPUTER operator, programming, word processors. Train now for your future. Write DMD Computer Training Institute, 232 King Street North, Waterloo, Ontario N2J 2Y7. Mrs. Aebi. 19-32-01 17.WANTED TRENT A one bedroom apartment or small house in Dublin by September,J......Phone Gloria at 345.2017 after 5 p.m. \ 17-31- 18. FIR RENT FLOOR sanders for rent, B. & M. Rentals and Sales. Wingham, 357-1666. 18-45-tf 24.CAR+- OF THANKS SHAVALIER The family of the late Slim and Wilba Shavalier wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to everyone for their many acts of kindness. Special thanks to Ina and family, Dr. Malleus and Underwood, Ross Ribey and the staff at Seaforth Community Hospital. Your kindness and thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Mara, Dean and Family 24-32-1 JANSEN Rudy and Judy Jansen would like to thank the Seaforth Fire Department for bringing the wheat fire under control as quickly as they did. 24-32-1 HOGGART 1 wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to my family, neighbors, relatives and friends for flowers, gifts, and visits while 1 was a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Special thanks to Dr, Malleus and the nursing staff for being so kind and considerate, Laura Hoggart 24-32x1 HALL I would like to thank everyone who attended my community shower and for all of the lovely gifts, 1 would also like to thank all of the ladies for preparing the program and for the delicious lunch. It will always be remembered. Debbte Hall 24-32-1 SiEMON 1 would like to thank my husband and family, relatives, friends and neighbors who sent curds, flowers and treats. Also for Rev. Archie Robertson's visits and Drovers. also for Elev. Horst's visit and prayer while I was a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. A special thanks to Dr. Wong, all the kind nursing staff and for all the good meals. It was all greatly appreciated. Also for the fast service by ambulance. To Bernice and Hugh who came over to help. Frieda Siemon 24-32x 1 ESTATE AUCTION SALE Three bedroom 1 V: storey house, furniture, appliances, to be held at 157 King Street West, Hensail. Ontario for Estate of Pearl Koehler Thursday, August 16 a16ppm. 5 Property will be offered at 7:30 p.m. Property consists of three bedroom 11/2 storey house sided with white Stelco steel siding, modern kitchen and bath, home is in good condition, paved driveway. Situated on a large lot on the main street close to arena, downtown, past office etc. This is a good home for anyone. Terms on property 10% down day of sale balance due in 30 days. Being offered subject to a reserve bid if not sold prior to sale date. Far stewing or InforintlOti_ gime Glen Koehler m12624063. AUCI10NE1 R - RICHAKD LOBO 482.78913 25.9N MEMORIAM Estate Auction Sale House, modern appliances, furniture etcto be held at 157 King Street West, Hensall. Ontario for the Estate of Pearl Koehler Thursday Evening August 16 at 6 p.m. House will be offered at 7:30 p.m. RCA floor model colour TV. Kenmore automatic clothes washer and dryer, Westinghouse 15 cubic ft. harvest gold `:' fridge with laft hand door and matching 30" electric stove, in good condition; Westinghouse 7 cu. ft. chest freezer, Filter Queen vacuum cleaner w/ power head. Symphonic component stereo w/record player and eight track player, modern solid maple kitchen table w/two leaves and four matching chairs (new), Singer sewing machine in cabinet, chesterfield and matching chair; plat- foroi rocker, 2 upholstered swivel rocking chairs nearly new, table lamps, matching coffee and end tables, pede- stal coffee table, crock, modern IA size wooden bed w/box spring and mattress, dresser w/mirror, pine blanket box, cedar blanket box. three piece bedroom suite w/mattress, Seth Thomas mantel dock, three piece bedroom suite w/box spring and mattress, oil lamp, bedroom lamps, copper boiler. floor lamp, foot stool, pole lamp, small china cabinet, battery wall clock. oil painting, card table and chair set, folding picnic table. stainless steel pots and pan set, Rogers Bros. remembrance pattern set of six silverware, small appliances including toaster oven. dishes and glassware, eight place setting of good dishes, aluminum step ladder, folding picnic table, lawn chairs, 2 cycle gas lawn mower, garden toots plus many items too numerous to mention, TERMS CASH AUCTIONEER - RICHARD L0811 Clinton 482-7898 SHOLDICEi In loving memory of Warren J. Sholdice who was so suddenly taken from us three years ago, August 7, 1981. You little thought when leaving home You would no more return That you in death so soon would sleep And leave us here to mourn We know not if you suffered We did not see you die We only know you passed away And never said goodbye. Ever remembered by wife Barbara, sons Stephen and Scott, Mother and Dad Sholdice, brothers Gary and Roger and sister Beverley and families. 25-32x1 TAYLOR: In loving memory of a dear brother, Barry Taylor who passed away August 9, 1983 • There is a face that haunts us ever, And a voice which brought us cheer, And a smile we'll forever remember When in silence we dry every tear. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by Hazel Dick, Thomas Taylor, Robert Taylor, Neil Taylor, Margaret Naylor, Patricia McKay,Linda Taylor and nieces and nephews. 25-324 26. PERSONAL MEET your match, For all ages and unattached. Thousands of members anxious to meet you. Prestige Acquaintances. Call toll-free 1-800-263-9103. Hours noon to 8 D. 26-32-01 29. ENGAGEMENTS PENNINGTON - RICHMOND Mrs, Mary Pennington, Brussels is pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Marlene to Gary Richmond, son of Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Richmond, Blyth. The wedding will takelace Saturday, August 18, at 4:30 in St. John's Anglican Church, Brussels, Open reception to follow at 9 p.m., Brussels Community Centre, 29-32-1 ANDERSON - ARTS Eric and Marjorie Anderson of RR#1 Londesboro are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Pat to Gary Arts, son of Harry and Nelly Arts of Seaforth. The wedding will take place Saturday, September 1, 1984 at St. James Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth at 3 p.m. 29-32-1 DON'T GAMBLE USE THE CLASSIFIEDS BE A SURE WINNER Auction Sale Some antiques, furniture, appliances etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton, Ont. for Bill Parker of Bayfield plus additions. Saturday, August 11 at 10 a. n - Admiral 10 cubic ft. square .odel fridge, 6 years old; Enterprise 30" gas stove, 6 years old: Magnavox 26" floor model colour TV with remote control less than 1 year old; Maytag apt. size clothes dryer, Brunswick phonograph, 9 piece dining suite, cherry drop leaf table, two gunstock chairs, 3 plank scat chairs, pressback rocking chair, single door washstand, cedar blanket box, Blest of drawers, hump back trunk, antique dresser w/oval mirror. small desk w/drawers on one side, two chesterfields, chrome table and four chairs, 3 piece bedroom suite, conti• nental double bed, magazine table, coffee table, wooden smokers stand, small tables, floor Tamp. upholstered chairs, dining table, sic chairs and buffet; 12 place setting of good dishes w/platters and bowls, set of brass candlestick holders, vacuum cleaner, spoon collection, 2 antique oil lamp bases, lawn lounge. picture frames. dishes and glassware. pots and pans, small appliances. Black and Decker hedge trimmer, gas lawn mower, bicycles, bedding and linens plus our usual large offering too numerous to mention. TERMS CASH AUCTIONEER - RICHARD LOBB 482-7898 ®`- RICHARD LOBB Clinton 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR WED. AUG. 8, 6 p.m. Car. house. furniture for Mrs. (Melvin) Irene Glan- ville at Hensall Arena. Hensall. Ont. SAT. AUG. 11 at 10 a.m. Furniture, appliance. antiques. etc. at Lobb Auc• tion Barn, Clinton, Ont. for Bill Parker of Bayfield plus additions WED. AUG. 15 at 6p -m. House and 31/2 acres antiques etc. for the Estate of Hector Tigert in Port Albert. Ont. THURSDAY, AUG. 16, 6 p.m. House and modern appliances, furniture. etc. for Pearl Koehler Estate. 157 West St. Hensall. Ont. SAT. AUG. 18 at 10 a.m. Antiques, furniture, appliance etc. to be held at Lobb Auction Barn, Clinton. Ont. for Mrs. Lillie Neeb of Mitchell, Ont. WED. AUG. 22, 6 p.m- Household auction for Consitt Estate of Henson at Hensail Arena. SAT. AUG. 25, 10 a.m- Furniture. tools, farm machinery, combine, etc. for David Livingston, 3/ miles east of Clinton and 1 mile north, WED. AUG. 29,10 a -m. Some antiques, furniture. buggies, tractors. farm ma- chinery, and approx. 50 acres of land for the Estate of Gordon Troyer. 1V. miles north and approximately 3 miles west of Hensall, Ont. SAT. SEPT 1 at 10 a.m. Lobb Bros. Consignment machinery auction, at Lobb Bros. Machinery auction . yard, Bayfield Rd., Clinton. To consign phone 482-3409 or 482-7898. Museum employs There are 11 employees at the Huron County Pioneer Museum who work hard to make the museum one of the best. They are as follows: Sylvia Bates: Sylvia is .working at the museum for 12 weeks under The Ontario Career Action Program (OCAP). Her responsibilities include compiling and typing the 1984 Museum Operating Grant Application; assisting in,the preparation of the Museum Research Policy, and the procedures for the Museum Collections Management Policy and Conservation Policy. Sylvia is a graduate of Georgian College in Owen Sound in Secretarial Studies. In the future, she hopes to find full time employment relating to her field of study. Lily Lu: Lily is a Katimavik participant from Richmond, British Columbia, and will be working at the museum from July until September. In September, the Katimavik group moves on to Montreal. Lily hopes to start the RCMP training program at the completion of her nine month term with Katimavik. Friedel Nanz: Friedel has been employed at the museum since 1963 and has been Assistant Curator for the past 18 years. Her responsibilities include inventory control and sales of souvenirs, incoming cash flow, time sheets, as well as general secretarial duties. In the curator's absence, Friedel is the acting curator. Donna Stegenstad: Donna is working at the museum as a part-time receptionist - secretary. Her responsibilities include admissions and sales of souvenirs. Donna is employed by various departments of the county as a floater and is presently assisting Friedel Nanz in a variety of museum duties. Kirsten Harrett: Kirsten is a graduate of economics from Bishop's University in Quebec. As Educational Program Co- ordinator, Kirsten along with the museum volunteers, is responsible for formulating an educational program for Grades 3-5, for classroom visitation to the museum. This involves , lessonandpractical "hands nn"slidespvnerience ustnPs hnthprnrieinal eleven and reproduced artifacts. Kirsten hopes to attend the University of Toronto this fall to pursue a degree in physiotherapy, Barbara Gross: Barb is part of the Experience '84 Program for 12 weeks, which is a government sponsored program to help students acquire career related experience. Barb has completed her first year in Fine Art at the University of Waterloo. Her role at the museum is that of doing the art work and lettering of signs and promotional material for the museum. Barb hopes to pursue a future related to commercial art. Lee Erb: Lee is in his eighth year at the museum, as head custodian. He is responsible for the maintenance of the buildings and grounds at the museum as well as the historic site of Tiger Dunlop's Tomb. Lee will be retiring in the spring of '85 and is looking forward to doing some serious fishing. Dave Yates: Dave is presently a part-time employee at the Marine Museum. His responsibilities include admissions and guided tours of the Marine Museum. Dave is starting his fourth year at Huron College, Western University, London. He is studying history and political science and hopes to complete a Masters degree in international relations. He sees himself as some day being an employee of the foreign service. Larry Wilson: Larry is part-time custodian at the museum. His responsibilities include maintenance of buildings and grounds at the museum as well as at the site of Tiger Dunlop's Tomb. This is Larry's first year with the museum. Raymond Scotchmer: Raymond has been the curator of the Huron County Pioneer Museum for 15 years. Raymond oversees all operations of the museum and is responsible to the Agriculture and Property Committee of Huron Cotinty Council for museum activities, programs, budget, promotion, and management of all employees. Pat Carter: Pat has been the registrar at the museum for five years. Pat is responsible for research and acquisition of . our present and incoming artifacts. s CALL FOR FREE ANALYSIS • WATERING WATERING WATERING and still not getting rid of those BROWN PATCHES on what was once a BEAUTIFUL LAWN It could be that INSECTS are your problem .�., j,aip•, We Can Help If You Call Us Today! THINaectIV6z. GET GREAT GRASS! 5242424 WE GUARANTEE RESULTS WHY Do They Advertise As you read this newspaper, you encounter advertisements that talk to you about the merits of a great number of products and services. If you have ever wondered why so much time and effort - and money - is spent on getting these messages to you, perhaps a word of explanation might be helpful. The basic answer is that you are important. No matter how hard the people in a factory work to, make a good product. if you, as a possible buyer, don't know that the product exists you're not likely to buy it. are you? In some way, each product or service you are offered has qualities that none of its compet- itors has. It is by building those qualities into its products and then drawing them to your attention that the advertiser hopes to get your business. Again, you are important. You are the final judge. Your decis- ions spell success or failure for the advertisers. And the reason the advertisers use newspapers to tell you their story is that when you are reading a newspaper, you really do have time to judge. You read at your own pace. If you want to, you can go back and read the advertisement again. More than anything else. you are being asked to consider. That's what newspapers do best: provide time for consideration. Without advertising, the econ- omy would grind to a halt And after alt, we all advertise. You advertise what you are by the way you dress, the way you talk; how you present yourself to others. Thus, the advertising you see in these pages is simply an extension of how you yourself behave. Its importance is that, without it, how would you know what is available - and where? And how would you compare qualities or cost? Huron xpositor