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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-04-29, Page 18A18 THE HURON EXPOSITOR; APRIL 29, 1987 35. TENDERS WANTED • ' TENDERS • Tendert beln0 called for PAINTING OF PARSONAGE • of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhogen, Ont. CLOSING DATE . MAY t, 1087 Lowest. 'or .any tender not • necessarily accepted. • please send reply to: LAURIE SIEMON R.R. 1 Bornholm NOK TAO _ PH.347.2401 • Huron County Board of Education- GRASS CUTTING CONTRACT TENDERS' Plainly marked sealed tenders •will be received prior to noon on Wednesday, May 6, 1987.for, grass cutting at •the following schools: Brussels Public School East •Wawanosh.Public School Grey Central Public School Hullett Central Public School Turnberry Central Public School All tenders must be submitted on the official tender form 'which is available at the Huron County Board of Education, 103 Albert Street, Clinton, Ontario' and at the above mentioned schools. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Huron County Board of Education 103 Albert Street Clinton, Ontario • NOM 1LO . R.B. Allan A. Clark 37. NOTICE. TO CREDITORS . NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate' of G. Albert Whitney All persons having claims against the estate of G. Albert Whitney late of the Town of Seaforth in the County of 'Huron, who died on the 9th day of Mar- ch 1987, are hereby notified to send In full particulars •of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 20th day of May, 1967, after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then received. Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this 29rd day of April. 1987. McConnell Stewart & Devereaux Barrister, &c.. Seaforth, Ontario NOK 1 WO Solicitors for the executors. NOTICE TO CREDITORS in the Estate of Ivy Irene Stott All persons having claims against the estate of Ivy Irene Scott. late of. the Town of Seaforth in the County of Huron, who died on the grid day of February 1987, are hereby notified to send full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 29th clayofMay, 1987, after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then received. Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this 23rd day of Aprli, 1987. McConnell, Stewart 8. Devereaux Barristers, 8.c., 'Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the executors. NOTICE TO CREDITORS iN THE ESTATE OF THOMAS ALEXANDER GARNISS ALL PERSONS having claims against the Estate of Thomas Alexander Gar- nisS, late of the Village of Brussels, in the County of Huron, who died on April 5, 1587, are required 16 file pr661 Of Salta with the undersigned on or before the 15th day of May, 1987, after which date the Estate will be distributed having regard onlyto-those claims of which notice has been received'. DATED at Brussels, Ontario, this 16th day of April, 1987. • 'CRAWFORD, MILL & CAVIES Brussels, Ontario Solicitors for the Executrix 38. SERVICE DIRECTORY PLUMBING HEATING` `1 and ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS SILLS HOME . , , d........._rh. Home Hardware HARDWARE Seaforth 527.162(1 38. SERVICE DIRECTORY. rRepairs To All Maj Appliance's including refrigeration All -Make Appliance 3484100 We charge nothing to'come to your door Fuel Oil Furnace Repair and'Clianing Paratchek'S Maintenance Dublin 345-2235 HENSALL LIVESTOCK. SALES Every Thursday at 12:30 p.m. . All classes of livestock. WE INVITE YOUR CONSIGNMENTS Victor Hargreaves Greg Hargreaves 482-7511 Clinton 262-2619 Hensall. Barry Miller 236-2717 Exter & 229-6205_Kirkton DOERR'S Appliance & TV G.E. and ZENITH Phone 348-9033 ' Open 6 Days a Week MAIN ST. MITCHELL VEALS Abattoir and Meat Market Hwy. 83 - 3% mites east of Exeter Try us for CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING Kill Days - Tuesdays OUR SPECIALTY . Home cured and smoked meats. processed exactly the way you like it. 39. CARD OF THANKS SHORTREED - We would like to thank the doctors and staff at both Victoria Hospital London and Clinton Public Hospital for their excellent care during our stay. Thanks to Seaforth, Clinton and Goderich ambulances for their services: We . would like to thank everyone for the lovely gifts, cards, flowers and the extra help at home looking after the boys. Valerie and Krista-Shortreed. • , 39-17x1 DALRYMPLE • The family of the late Charlie Dalrymple wish to sincerely thank friends and relatives for their expressions of sympathy, floral tributes, charitable donations. Special thanks to Rev. Van Slyke, Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home and Staff of Huronview. The Dalrymple and Varley Families. 39-17x1 CAMPBELL We wish to thank the Seaforth Fire Depart- ment, friends, neighbours and family in their response in the loss of our barn. Sincerely The Campbell Family. 39-17-1 MAPLEWOOD MANOR The staff and residents of Maplewood Manor wish to thank many people for volunteering their time on Easter weekend. The volunteers' who helped serve were Tanya Eckert, Monica Ryan, Liz Hunt and Melissa Blake from St. James Separate School and Sandi Poland, Deb Carter, Anne Robinson and Heather Alce from S.D.H.S. The volunteers- who helped move furniture were Les Hudie and friend, Paul Dodds, Paul Baillie and Carl Baillie. Thank you also to Bruce Wilbee at UAP for the use of the truck. 39-17-1 HELP WANTED . CLASS "A" MECHANIC REQUIRED We are an aggressive Ford Dealership with the latest hi -tech equipment. We are looking for a .Class A Mechanic or last - term apprentice.. WE OFFER: , •Excellent Paye *Excellent Benefits Apply to: James Montgomery MONTGOMERY FORD MERCURY 680 King St., Box 75 Kincardine, N2Z 2Y6 396-3436 CLARK The family of the late Trish Clark would like to thank all our friends, neighbours, relatives, and co-workers who have helped us and Trish during this past year. The many cards, flowers, food and visits have made us realize how many lives a person can touch. We would like to thank Dr. L.L. Deveber • Children's Hospital of Western Ontario, Dr. Keith Hay, Clinton, Marlene Richmond R.N. and Beatrice Brubacher - Home Care, who all helped Trish and made it possible for her to be home. - Thanks also to the ladies of the Walton UCW and to Barb and Max Watts for their support and kindness. We would also like to thank the Belt Canada employees from Stratford, Clin- ton and Listowel' Centres for their support and gas money. To Roger and Carol, Chris and Judy, Wayne and Lois and Rev. Bonnie, a special thank-you•for just being there. Thank _ you will'never seem enough. Your friendship will always be remembered. Bruce, Pam, Jim, and Greg Clark. 39.17x1 40. IN MEMORIAM HOLLAND In loving memory of Mrs. Laura Holland, who passed away 15 years ago, April 28, 1972. In a quiet country graveyard, Where the gentle breezes blow, Lies our mom we loved so dearly, And lost 15 years ago. If love could build a stairway, • And memories a lane, - We'd walk right up to heaven„mom, And bring you home again, 9Y Lovin l remembered and sadly missed by her children, grandchildren and great grand= children. 40-17-1 Informative advertising helps lower the price of goods: CANADIAN ADVERTISING FOUNDATION' Advertising helps good things happen. CANADIAN ADVERTISING • FOUNDATION , Champion Road.. Machinery. to receive contribution Champion Road Machinery Limited of Goderich will receive'• a repayable federal contribution of .$4,683,000 to manufacture a new line of road graders. • • The announcement was made at a news conference on .behalf of Michel .Cote, Minister. of Regional Industrial Expansion, by Murray Cardiff, Member of Parliament for Huron -Bruce. Mr.',Cardiff said the funds will be used towards estimated total costs of $9,996,000 for the project, which is expected to create 150 new jobs within five years. Champion plans to acquire advanced pro- duction equipment and redesign its grader lines for military markets. "This is an important project as it will enable Champion to compete worldwide for military orders, which represent 15 to 20 per cent of grader markets," Mr. Cardiff said. "It should result in an additional $70 million 1 in export sales and $4.1 million in domestic sales over the next three years." ' The contribution was provided under the Defence Industry Productivity. Program, the objective of which is to develop and maintain strong defence-related industries across Canada. Developing .advanced technology for defence-related products and production processes is one of the 'pro- gram's major goals. It is used by companies in a wide range of industry sectors to assist viable projects aimed atdomestic and ex- port markets. These sectors include elec- tronics, avionics, transportation equipment and engines, machinery, navigation equip- ment, metallurgy and materials and space technology, . Waterfowl to receive a boost . gsriAlifflrrs vett sew .eel ase n!III Lve.,r jjjs,,,Y,,,,,,r uw�R rMSMj40.0 .1,1 Mr,0P.,TPOT MP Ansi Thinksrtgtse� lg...f betteryF�!r.'su lily, ;ss Send ltOUR Message?a 1r wtryw• it Lrfsl4iQl ty o w�wL,.!I4s1,r� sew tW.nt sale tree w I 1 1 r a..eeet +Ire +v lrF...{•11rI.IP.w It Bit 1 resveralf . er,ereeft( mei -.rems -ea.a HOUSEWIVES, MOTHERS and interested persons re. quired Immediatelyto sell TOYS 8 gifts fa National Home Party.Plan Company, No Investment, deliveries .or collections, Call (519) 258.7905.-0.15.18 - . �' I `tlr fasts It's •litre tier 41tr++r�reilt isY1tY tris err trr esrstur u.r. ARTICLES FOR SALE 555 SACRIFICE SACRIFICE 555 Buildings priced for im. mediate liquidation. All items in stock. 28x40x14 53.996, 40)(60x1.4 $6,500,,46)(80014 59,250, 70,90x24 521,789. Various sizes available up to 120 fl. wide. Factory direct' clearance. Serious buyers only. All buildings priced for immediate delivery. call toll free 1.800.387.2115 or 1•(416) 858.2446.=0.17 GREENHOUSE 8 HYDROPONIC Equipment, supplies. Everything you need. Best quality. super low prices. Greenhouses $169. Halides 5105. Over 3,000 products in stock! Send $2 for Info pack 8 FREE Magazine to Western Water Forms 1244 Seymour St. Vancouver, B.C. V68 3N9 1.604-682.6636.-0.17 STEEL BUILDINGS. - Spring clearance • We hove -a limited amount of steel left from our largest winter sale ever • SAVE thousands • all styles are available. PIONEER? ECONOSPAN 1.800.387-6896.-0.14.17 MIRACLE SPAN Number 1 in steel buildings. Check these prices: - 25,32 52,597. 40x60 55,797, 32,34 $3,497, 50x80 58,897. Other sizes to choose from. All buildings are complete with largo doors. Sale ends April 30th, 1987, or when allocated steel is sold. Coll toll free 1.800-387-4910.-0.14.17 A.Z PRE -ENG. BUILDINGS. New typos, steel 8 wood, quonsot, cladding. For true value, action 8 answers (416)626-1794. Leave message or collect after 6 p.m. weekends. Ask, for Wally, Free brochures. -0-16d BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY RESTAURANT, HOTEL, deli, bakery, butcher, grocery, submarines 8 pizza equipment, refrigerators, grills, fryers, slicers, sub and pizza tables, Ice machines, steam tables, walk-in coolers and freezers, deli cases, scales, cash registers, gas stoves 8 ovens, , dishwashers for sale or lease. Arctic Refrigeration Store Fixtures, Hamilton 1 (416) 528-8528: Toronto 1(416) 2832600.-0.17, . DISTRIBUTORS WANTED for CALORAD Diet Products. Ground floor opportunity! Call (416) 849.4500, 825.2675, 639.4172. See us Sat, 8 Sun. at the Dixie Flea Market, Mississauga. --0.17 . SERVICES OFFERED FARMERS WANTED who ore paying' too much tax or aro not using all the tax breaks available. Phone us todayI Appointment times available to process 1986 tax returns In your home. FARM BUSINESS CON. SULTANTS, 2109 Oxford 5t. E, London N5V 2Z0. Coll toll free 1-800-265-1002. les, ,usiness year-round for 35 year's. -0.17 PERSONAL PIANOS WANTED, not necessarily In good condition. DATES GALORE: For all ages 8 unattached. Thousands We restore, refinish. tune and repair. Specializing in of members anxious to meet you. PrestigeAcquain• P!ono Grand Square. Village Piano Shop, Elmira (519), trances call toll free 1.800463.9163. Hours noon till 8 669-2280.-0.17 pm, -0.17 . Tho "Farmer" Album dqg your fgv9urito-flddle,coun• try. 8 old tymo music: •avoiloblo at discount prices. "Free Catalogue". Writo to Save -X Discount Services, 228 Selkirk Ave., Wpg. MB R2W 21.6.-0.17 HALIDE 8 SODIUM LIGHTS. Competitive prices, free advice and service. Your ono stop indoor grown shop. Homegrown Halide and Hydroponics. 2337 Weston Rd., Weston, Ontario M9M 281 (418) 745.5007.-0.16.24 MONTREAL MILITARY SURPLUS: Work shirts 12.75, work pants, $3.50, work boots 515. Send 52 for catalogue (reimbursement ht order). Military Surplus, . Box 243. 5t. Timothee, Quebec. JOS 1X0.--0.17 WELL WATER PROBLEMS? New advanced technology for efficient Treatment of problem water. offering pro. lection throughout entire water system. Rysty ... Smelly ... Bad Tasting ... Water. hardness. staining. bacteria, 8 more. No Solt or Messy chemicals .. maintenance free, Sao the results for yourself with our 6•month trial offer. Coll toll free 1-800.387.3423 or write Aztec Purification Systems. 6380 NO. 5 Timken Rd.. Mississauga, Ont. L5T 112. 'The lowest cost system that really works." -0.17 , USED DESKS, files, storage cabinets, stacking, office choirs, steal adjustable shelving, store displays, Bloirs New 8 Used, 21 Alex Ave. Woodbridge. Phone (416) 851.8100. Noor Hwy 7 8 400, Mon -Fri. 4.5, Sat. LOSE .10.29 LBS. In 30 days, Nutritionally balanced -- All All Natural • Easy to Use • Delicious. Maslen Charge accepted (416) 8274184,=.4.17 SAtEU.ITE TECHNOLOGY Manitoba's oldest dealer of. lets official Video Cipher II descrombters, rnodtllca- 0tion available, Dopler inquiries welcome. Coll Open Sky Electronics (204) 477.1824 Winnipeg. -0.17• HYDROPONICS GROW INDOORS, without soil-- evert in winter! Best Selection 8 prices in Canada. Send S2 for catologue. Canadian Hydroponics Ltd. 8318. 120th St., Surrey, B.C. V3W 0N4,--0.17 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL PEI Property near Montague. 375 acres, 200 clear. botonce wooded. One mile sandy beach detest river from 18 hole golf course. Other buildings 8 magnificent home,manyextras, developers delight. (902) 838 2868 Tri County Realty, Dairy forms available including quota 8 machinery. Call/write P.O. Box 218, Montague. PEI. COA 160. OKANAGAN - 10 Acre mixed ORCHARD. 4 Bedroom house plus new cabin, all equipment included. 3159,000 Leased for 1987. Owner retiring. Olav Walling RR 3. Surnmerlond, 8.C. (604) 494.1470.-0.17 VACATIONS 5 DAYS OF Spectacular Scenery CRUSING RIDEAU or Trent -Severn Woterwoys oricomfortable cruise ship Kowartha Voyageur, Write Ontorio Waterway Cruises, Box 1540, Peterborough, K6J 7H7.-0.17 RESERVE NOW & SAVE 11 1 11 Join•OUr Agricultural Tour to Britain, June 23rd to July 13th or Our Agricultural tour to SCANDINAVIA, August 291h to Sept. 16th- Dis. counts available t6 May 1st. Call Clore Burt Tours (416) 451.4995 or 1.800.268.3090.=0.17 Discover the beautiful' BRUCE PENINSULA. Resorts, lodges, cottages ca'm'p grounds. Fishing and charters, swim on sandy beath•es hiking, scubo diving on ship wrecks. Write Box 269 of coil Brute Pentnsulo Travel (519) 534.2671 Wiarfon.-0.17 WANTED TO BUY OLD WRISTWATCHES -WANTED Men's only • Old ROLEX and Patek Phillip wristwatches wanted. Also wonted Eatons "quarter Century" squares• wristwat-. ches (25 years service). Will pay 5750 and up for this ' watch. Phone 1-41'6-365.7240 ray write B. Walsh, 173 St. East, Toronto041"66,:m655.4 nt. MSA 12.-07 HELP WANTED TRAIN FOR A .108 with rr future., with Tri•County Truck Driver Training, Job search assistance dvoilable, Kitchener 120 King E., (519)143.5011 Brant. ford 366 Colborne E . (519) 756-0211-12. 17 MA CHERIE H Esi 1475. Jo in 6ur Horne Fastton Shows suctesslul (bendy 61 independent representatives in presenting quality lingerie 8 leisurew'ear of in-home per ties for women. Call toll tree l -800.465.9(83.--0.14.l7 ADOPTION SEARCHES, Interested contact Triad, Box '5114, Sm. A. Calgary, T2H 1X1 (403) 256-0729 even- ings. ADOPTEES searching: Donna Margaret Alyword 10•Jon-64 Scarborough. Donald Gall Sherman 15•Feb-32 ?Toronto, Helen Jane Palfier 10-Junr22 Lon- don, 'Douglas Howard Brown 12.Oct•50 Toronto, Pamela Maxine Dickey 17.Feb-63 Toronto, Linda Ann Stowell 09 -June -50 Toronto, Barbara ???�22-Mar•56 Oshawo, Anne Myles 26 -May -52 Sudbury. -0.17 ADOPTION SEARCHES, Contact TRIAD, lox 5114, Stn. A Calgary, 12H IX1 (400) 256.0729 Eve. SIR. • THRELATIVES searching for Albert Gorstka 23 -Jul -34 Edmonton, Sandra Mkhelle Towle 314ul•53 Colgory, Loose Newcomb 24.Oc1.59 Toronto, Dean Allan Pierce 15•Jun•62 Bartle,' Muriel Anna Pierce 05 -Jul -66 51. Catharines, Charles David Office 19•Moy54 Ottawa, Sandra Lee Thompson 06 -Oct. -67 Toronto, Kirk Richard Norman 23-lon•57 Toronto, Elizabeth Ann 12+Nov.-68 vitlark:L-0.17 AUCTION SALES SIMMENTAL I Live calves bqm I Heavy calves weaned! • Profitable calves marketed! Use Simmentol Bulls! , Breeder directory available. ()Mario Simmentol Association, David Chambers, Hastings; Ont. KOL IVO (705) 653.4716.--0.14.17 . Ontore's Largest Form MACHINERY CONSIGNMENT SALE, Norwich, Ont. Fri, May 8/87,10 a.m, (Sates con. ducted 2nd Friday troch month). Approximately 150-175 tractors plus all types of farm .equipment. Consignments welcome. For more information call (519) 424.9998 or (519) 424.9093. Proprietors K.S. Homuleckl 8 Sons. --0.17 EDUCATIONAL FREE: 1987 guide fo studyat•home torrespondente Diplomo'courses for prestigious careers: Accounting, Airtunditioning, Bookkeeping, Business, Cosmetology, Eiectronits, Legal/Medical secretary. Psychology, Travel. Granton (SA) 263 Adelaide West" Toronto 1.800.268.1121•--0.17 BECOME AN AUCTIONEER. 85 hours of instruction. Next class May 30 • June 6/87. Contact South Ontario Sthoo( of Auctioneering, 5.0, Box 145, Ineerkip, On, torte NO2 IMO (519) 4690936. (519) 5374115,-0.17 Train to be a PROFFESIONAL AUCTIONEER. Canadian Livestock Champion instructors, Professional results. Jordan 8 McLean School of Auctioneering, Box 94. Kitscoty, Alto. (403) 846.2211.-0.17 COMING EVENTS REMINISCE with Schoolmates of Yesteryear!! at Rolph Street Public School, 75th REUNION. Saturday May 73rd" 1987 1-5 p.m. Tfllsonburg, Ont. Further en. quirtes 1(519) 8424077.=0.17 THE 400 MARKET - Borrie. Come where the alien is. 25,000 people each weekend and growing. Open Saturday 8 Sunday year round; LOW seasonol rates. Cell (555) 722-8767 er (705) 436-1010 (Wknds).=-0-17 THE BARN - Fowlers Corners • Peterborough: On- tario's most picturesque Flea market. The place fo be this summer • big crowds 8 low rent. Seasonal totes available Saturday 8 Sunday. Coll Cliff (705) 545.1081.-0.17' Central Ontorio• ANGUS-SALE, Sot. May 9/87. 1 p.m. Thistle Ridge Farm. Artss, Ont. 2 Herd Bulls. 16 open heifers, 37 cow•celb lots. For catalogs Jim Mowbray. Rockwood (519) 856-9249.-0.17 The 0111016y � id' et '2,"`, YOUR' ,, .I. • . ::1 1 • ad'2,"` In 2:4idlll1on.homes ,1 1, ' '•In Ceneda'for 5748.00 1. girl 1,24'1 8O1.holines, 1, Ilt•Ontarlo for' 1 . behltet iswwwitltltld*fdll by . Platgi j9/4tur` •. calling one $t eel , ellsetfled ed- If ', ARISRW t aty01411 ..,.r 8f VtW! nflw'per»r : rj ®MtYIIL , Lulkh' .$2e.2D23 ; , r S 1. Y() ct 1i2.} 269 % ' lUnce 7lOi2P3,4 I C In.. '.'• 482$443 Walk„ 1UOd� .1 5 et W 0249 Mitch 1 t ... . _ sselsise`sanLssi �. According to Blake .Evans, Chairman of the newly organized Wingham committee of Ducks Unlimited Canada, folks . •froth Wingham -and surrounding areas interested in participating in a.practical conservation program will be given an opportunity to do so October 2, 1987. As a local representative for the interna- tional waterfowl conservation organization Mr. Evans said, "When it comes to conser- vation, there are a lot of good people out there with good intentions who would really like to make a positive difference in how ` wildlife is perpetuated on this continent, but just don't know how to go about it." Mr. Evans went on to say he volunteered • to help Ducks Unlimited because of the organization's impressive track record. Since 1938, he said this private, non-profit organization has ' constructed more than 2,100 wetland projects throughout Canada. As a result, D.U. has reserved over three million habitat acres and created more than , 13,000 miles of crucial nesting shoreline for waterfowl. Concluding his remarks about the impor- tance of DU's conservation effort Mr. Evans stated, "Our committee will soon be calling on conservation -minded individuals within the community to help support our DU fund- raising banquet scheduled for. October 2, 1987 at the Brussels Morris and Grey Com- munity Centre. We're going to have a lot of good food, good prizes and good fun for everyone, and those who attend can. rest assured the dollars we raise are going to a very good cause". Blake said he would be happy to talk to anyone -interested in DU's grassroots conservation program and can be reached at 357-1920. BIRTHS KLEIN - Larry and Anne (nee Wilbee) are pleased to announce that production com- menced April 17, 1987 at 1:57 p.m. when the first 7 Ib. 2 oz, male mt 3e1, Bryden Edward rolled off the line. Flawless in design further editions to follow. Special congratulations to Production Managers Tom and Helen Wilbee, Seaforth and Quality Control Managers May and Walter Klein, Toronto. WYNJA - Allen and Frances are pleased to announce the safe arrival of Robert Allen weighing 81bs, 3 ozs at Seaforth Community Hospital, Tuesday, April 21, 1987. A little - • brother for Lisa, Steven, Brian and Sharon. OBITUARIES JOSEPH NEVILLE MCMILLAN Joseph Neville McMillan, a long term Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce manager died in Whitby on Monday, April 20. He was 63. Born in Seaforth he was the eldest son of the late Joseph M. McMillan and Ann Neville. Graduating from the Seaforth Col- legiate Institute he began a career with the CIBC' that took him as branch manager to Collingwood, Gananoque, Georgetown and Whitby. He had been in poor health for some tune. Mr. McMillan is survived by his wife, the former Patricia Kitchen; and sons Daniel of Minneapolis, Minnesota, Christopher of Ot- taWa and Jamie of Toronto. Also surviving are; a sister Mrs. Frank (Joanne) Pearce of Edmonton, a brother, J. Miles McMillan of Colorado Springs, Col- orado and two grandchildren, Urie1 and Elizabeth McMillan of Minneapolis. Mr. McMillan rested at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa with Mass of Chris- tian Burial at St. John's Evangelist Rorhan Catholic Church, Whitby, .Thursday, April 23. Interment Resurrection Cemetery, Whit- by. Prayers were said at the funeral home April 22. Memorial donations can be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. , • ELIZABETH MCEW EN HOGGARTH Elizabeth McEwen Hoggarth, of Main Street North, Seaforth, died Friday, April 24, 1987 at Victoria Hospital, London. She was 76. . Mrs. Hoggarth was a graduate of the Seaforth Collegiate Institute and worked for several_years forBell Canada. - The former Bess Cluff, Mrs. Hoggarth is survived by her husband, Lloyd Hoggarth. Also surviving are; daughter Mary (Mrs. Dr. Michael Popovich) of Rodney; sons Rodney and Phillip, at home; sisters, Jean (Mrs. Nelson Aubry) of Thunder Bay and Ruth of Seaforth; brother Thomas of Toron- to, and a cousin Janet of Seaforth. Mrs. l oggarth was predeceased by one and her lathes es and parents Albert Cluff brother James and Patterson. Friends called at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home and a funeral service was held Tuesday. Interment Maitlandbank Cemetery, Seaforth:' Pallbearers were Bill. O'Shea, Jud Walker, Bob Beuttenmiller, Moe Huard, Marlon Vincent and Bill ' Roberton. a bearers were Sam Scott, Dr. Tarn - ball, Gordon McGonigle and Harold Turnbull. As expressions of sympathy donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Socie- ty or Die Charity of your choice.