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F23. REAL, ESTATE
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23. REAL ESTATE
Tom Reidy Realty Ltd.
MIS REALTOR
MORRIS TOWNSHIP: Brussels area
200 acres on paved road, 11/2 storey, i
bedroom house, 60 sow farrowing
operation, large drive shed.
DUBLIN: Mill St., 11/2 storey 3 bedroom
home,
19.5 ACRES with many possibilities. 6
miles east of Brussels along paved road.
Asking $38,000.
HIBBERT TW P. FARM FOR SALE:
1 00 acres, no buildings
Contact
JO E O' REiLLY 345-2465
CHARLES W AI.KOM 348-8197
• MAURICEREIDY347-2358
TOM REIDY 347-2358
Culligan
REAL ESTATE LIMITED
MAURRE'.N
W IIDFONG
482-3224
HEATHER
BENNEW[ES
345-2862
131, NOTICE
1
RICKS cucumber contracts available now at
Norm Kramers, Lot 1, Conc. 2, Tuckersmith,
527-0076 and at Shirley Kramers, Dublin,
345-2254. 31-21-1
BOOKS needed for Huron County's largest
used book sale, May 31 and June 1. Proceeds
to Blyth Festival. Drop donations off prior to
May 27 at The Huron Expositor or Culligan
Real Estate.
134. AUCTION SALES
35, TENDERS WANTED
FOR SALE by TENDER
1983 Dodge
Diplomat Car
61
103 MARKET ST.
Cozy one floor home, seven years old, 3
bedrooms, spacious kitchen with lots of
cupboards, electric heat, full basement,
paved drive, close to school and uptown,
rec room, excellent neighborhood. More
£":tures too numerous to mention.
Asking price $79,900.
For appointment phone
527-0560
HOMEOFTHEWEEK
REDUCED: 3 bedroom brick bungalow
with carport. Call for private viewing.
NEW LISTING: 10 year old aluminum
bungalow, gas heat, main floor laundry,
single garage, all tastefully decorated in
Egmondville. List $40s.
McKILLOP TW P.: One floor brick home
with paved drive, shed, built-in stove, 2
or 3 bedroom, situated on paved road.
List $79,900.00.
JAMES ST.: 11/2 storey frame home
features 3 bedrooms, toy room, large eat
in kitchen, main floor laundry, situated
on large private lot. List $30s.
MILL ST.: 3 or 4 bedroom brick and
aluminum clad raised ranch style home,
finished from top to bottom with
fireplace, deck, patio doors, extra large
single car garage.
2.2 ACRES: Open concept, 3 bedroom
split level home, located just minutes
from Seaforth.
EGMONDVILLE: 3 bedroom' stucco
home has newer kitchen with patio
doors, new high efficiency gas furnace
and shed on large lot. list $30s.
CLINTON: 11/2 stnnr.,q my droom alumi-
num clad hoSOLDive and shed
included. List $48,000.00.
McKILLOP TW P.: Hobby farm with 2
storey home, barn 40x80 with addition
with loose housing situated just outside
of_Seaforth.
VICTORIA ST.: Lovely 4 bedroom sided
home with main floor laundry, formal
dining area, living room with fireplace,
and office space, zoned commercial. list
$40s. •
GOUINLOCK BT.: Charming 2 bedroom
1/ storey sided home features Franklin
fireplace, finished rec room. List
$32,900.00.
HANDYMAN SPECIAL: 2 bedroom
frame home situated close to uptown.
Open for offers.
GEORGE ST.: 7 yr. old brick and
angelslpfehgrllefeatures,finished base-
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ONE ACRE: 2 storey brick home,
original wainscotting in kitchen, main
floor laundry, 3 bedrooms, 1/ baths.
Under $50,000.00.
HARPURHEY: 3 or 4 bedroom 11
storey frame home on large / acre lot,
features 11 batk:>, main floor laundry,
great potential for $26,000.00.
to IOE 1ST.:SOLD iding lot, dose
REAL ESTATE LTD.
CALL HENRY MERO 527-0430
NEIL McNICHOL 527-0089
EGMONDVILLE: 2 storey brick home,
completely and tastefully decorated
throughout, large lot, garage. Must be
seen.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY? Try this
duplex 1 block from Main St., excellent
condition.
$25,000.00:3 bedroom 1/ storey home,
2 blocks from uptown. •
BRICK BUNGALOW : 3 bedroom, full
basement, attached garage, excellent
location, close to uptown.
3 BEDROOM cottage, close to uptown,
large lot, many extras. $40,000.09.
BUILDING LAT 62' x 116' on James St.
$12,000.00.
12 UNIT apartment building. Excellent
income. Call for details.
REDUCED: Goderich St. 3 bedroom 1
floor home, $35,000.00.
LOOK AT THIS: 15 ac. vacant land,
close to Seaforth.
5 ACRES: in McKillop, 2 storey brick 4
bedroom home. Paved road.
59 SEAT RESTAURANT: and take-out.
Call for details.
12/ AC. BUSH in McKillop Twp.
mixed hardwood, $19,500.00
3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW : located in
the country with a garage on a rented
lot. Nice location. $24,000.00
COLEMAN ST.:4 bedroom frame home
on a double lot, $27,000.00
20 ACRES: with fine brick home, barn
and bush, on the Maitland River close to
Seaforth.
ISAHEi1A ST.: 3 bedroom modular
home, large lot. $30,000.00.
WILSON ST.: Excellent 4 bedroom, very
modern, $65,000.00.
STAFFA: 1/ storey 4 bedroom, good
condition, large lot. $38,500.00.
EGMONDVII 1 F: 3 bedroom bungalow,
1380 sq. ft., nice family home on a large
lot. $56,500.00
AUTO BODY: Repair shop. very
ineedem shop with or without all
equipment. inquire.
REDUCED: 875.000.00: 10 acres, 2
storey brick house, 2 sheds, pond, very
nice.
BUILDING LOTS: We have a very good
selection of lots in Seaforth, Egmond-
ville and area. Call for your choice.
AREA FARMS
& COUNTRY PROPERTIES
McKEL OP TWP.
100 AC. Good house, shed, barn, near
Seaforth.
11013BY FARM : 2 ac., fine brick home,
steel covered barn, shed, much more,
close to Seaforth. $65,000.00.
2 - 50 ACRE PARCELS, no buildings,
tiled. $65,000.00 each.
121'2 AC. of hardwood bush. 819,900.00.
50 ACRES: Systematically tiled, no
buildings. Reduced $55,000.00.
115 ACRES :Partially tiled, no buildings.
Reduced $150,000.00.
75 ACRES: No buildings, $120,000.00
69 ACRES: No buildings, 855,000.00.
51 ACRES: No buildings, $85,000.00,
150 AC.: 140 workable, brick home,
excellent financing available.
GODERICH TW P.
DAIRY: 136 ac. 195 L No. 1 quota and
80,667 L No. 2. 3, bedroom home,
$500,000.00.
DAIRY: 160 acres, 56 cows, 361 litres
No. 1,206,627 Litres No. 2; 2 storey brick
home. $550,000.00.
80 ACRES.: Near Bayfield, nice bush
with spring creek, $75,000.00.
HIBBERTTW P.
loo AC. All workable, 3 bedroom home,
600 hog barn, paved road.
COIBORNE TW P.: Dairy farm, 150 ac.
approx. 70 cows, 522 litres number 1,
188,000 L number 2, fine brick home.
DOUGLAS JACOB
271-7894 or 39376214
AUCTION REGISTER
SAT. MAY 24 at 11 a.m. Clearing
auction, antiques, furniture, appliances
and mise. items to be held in the Village
of Fullarton. Harold Davis, prop.
Evening Auction Sale
Antique furniture, appliances at the
Blyth Arena for Mrs. Margaret Nesbitt.
Thursday , May 29
ATB P.M.
large antique comer cupboard, dining
table with 3 leaves, six matching
pressback chairs, pressback rocking
chair, fancy antique side board with
mirror, large antique dresser with tear
drop pulls, 2 door washstand with side
towel bars, antique dresser, lift top desk,
fancy old iron double bed, washstand
with side towel bars, aladdin lamp, 2 oil
lamps, McKerbow jug with blue finger
painted flowers, Mason Pat Nov. 30,
1858 fruit jar, crocks, phonograph and
records, fainting couch frame, metal
butter churn, copper boiler, drop leaf
table, older fridge and 30" stove,
Westinghouse 15 cu. ft. chest freezer,
Simplicity spin dry washer, 4 years old;
clothes dryer, pressback high chair
frame, wooden double bed with good
mattress, 2/4 mattress, double mattress,
rollaway bed, odd toilet pieces, steel
baby crib, dresser with mirror, wash-
stand, chesterfield and chair, recliner
chair, quilting frames, chrome table, one
leaf and six chairs ; 3 scrub boards, picnic
table, lawn mower, dishes, pots and
pans, other items too numerous to
mention,
TERMS CASH '
AUCTIONEER- RICHARD LOBE
482-7898 Clinton
Can be seen at the Mitchell
Police Department.
All tenders to be sent to:
Donald J. Eplett, Secretary
Board of Commissioners
of Police
169 St. David Street,
Mitchell, Ontario NOK 1NO
By
5 P.M. May 28,1986
Sale Subject to Reserve Bid.
137. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
GARYEARLGRAY
All persons having claims against the
estate of Gary Earl Gray, late of the
Town of Seaforth in the County of Huron,
deceased, who.died on the 13th day of
April, 1986, are hereby notified to send
in full particulars of their claims to the
undersigned on or before the 28th day of
May 1986, after which date the assets
will be distributed having regard only to
claims then received.
Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this 28th day
of April, 1986.
McCONNELL, STEW ART
& DEVEREAUX
Barristers, &c.,
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the executor
l38. SERVICE DIRECTORY I
WATSON APPLIANCE REPAIR: Repairs
freezers, refrigerators, ranges, dryers, wash-
ers, dishwashers, microwaves, compactors
air conditioners, dehumidifiers. Please calf
393-6180 or527-1213 for service. 38-17-4
LIVEMUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS. "Main
Street West" would like to perform at your
dance or reception. live music is the best
s. Please call Hudson
W
music.
rr 524-2144, Arlenonable e Darnbrough 524-2035
or Phil Main Jr. 524-4777 after 5 p.m.
3816xtf
1 39. CARD OF THANKS
1
W ILLIAMSON
I wish to thank my family and friends for gifts
and cards received while in Stratford Hospital
and since returning home. Special thanks to
Drs. Manors and Leung, also the nurses _en
3rd floor for kindness shown to me. All is
sincerely appreciated. Evelyn Williamson
39-21x1
RYAN
I would like to extend sincere thanks to Dr.
Rodney and the entire staff of Seaforth
Hospital for the excellent care I received
while a patient there. Also thanks to my
family, relatives and friends Father. Caruana
and Father Carrigan for their visits,. and
prayers, cards and good wishes. It was all
appreciated very much. Mary K. Ryan
39-21x1
McGREGOR
Our "Thanks" to all our friends, neighbors
and relatives, who attended our 25th
Anniversary Party and especially our family
Carol, David and Terry for the work they went
to in making it a success. For those who sat at
the door, and made the beautiful cakes,
minded the bar, and the ladies for the lunch.
Special thanks to Bill W ilbee for being master
of ceremonies, and for a surprise microwave
oven, and being escorted to the Hensel! Rec.
Centre. Those who gave beautiful gifts, sums
of money, cards and Jack Riddell, M.P.P.
Your thoughtfulness will always be appre-
ciated. John and Mary
39-21x1
Clearing Auction Sale
of household effects for Mrs. Mary Lowe
• will be held inErus&41S,Morris and•Grey
Arena Complex . II
Saturday, May 31
Al 52:20
Swimming Pool 15x15x4 complete, less
liner. 12 ft. plywood boat 7/ hp motor
with trailer.
FURNITURE: Chrome table with leaf
and 6 chairs; China cabinet; rocking
chair; Lazy Boy chair; T.V. stand;
wardrobe; blonde bedroom suite; iron
bed and chest of drawers; love seat;
small tables; couch and chair; wooden
rocking chairs; organ and stool; 3
wooden chairs.
ANTIQUES: What -Not, cups and sau-
cers, wooden butterprtnt ladle, crodar,
coal oil lamps.
APPLIANCES: Westinghouse freezer,
clothes dryer, spin dry washer, Inglis
stove, McClary fridge, frost free.
OTHER rrEMS: Bedding and linen,
dishes and pictures, plus other items too
numerous to mention.
TERMS: Cash day of sale and sales tax
will be in effect.
Note: Auctioneer or Proprietor are not
responsible for accidents or losses day of
sale. Everything must be sold.
PR )FRDETOR: MRS. RIARY LOW E
Brussels
AUCTIONEER- BRIAN RINTOUL
357-2349
Lunch will be available.
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25. PROPERTY FOR RENT
THREE bedroom house near W inthrop, 5275
per month plus utilities. Phone 527-1577.
25-21-1
3 bedroom country home, 2/ miles west of
Brucefield. 262-5295. 25204
HOUSE for rent o275.00 ggn pavedyyroad in McKillop,
345 2503. Availab�leJune 1. 25-21-2 345-2550 1 2
3. bedroom house for rent, available July 1.
Phone 527.0877. 25-19-tf
ONE bedroom ground floor. Includes heat,
hydro, frig, stove and laundry facilities on
same floor. Available August 1. Senior
preferred. 527-0964. 25-19-tf
28. WANTED TO RENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
GORDON EMERSON HEARD
All persons having claims against the
estate of Gordon Emerson Heard, late of
the Township of Tuckersmith in the
County of Huron, deceased, who died on
the 27th day of January, 1986, are
hereby notified to send to full particulars
of their claims to the undersigned on or
before the 28th day of May 1986, after
which date the assets will be distributed
having regard only to claims then
received.
Dated at Seaforth; Ontario -this 15ttriiay
of April 1986.
McCONNELL, STEW ART
& DEVEREAUX
Banisters. &e.,
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the executrix
RIMMER
I would like to thank the Seaforth lions for
their tremendous support over the past
number of months. The backing of the Club
as a group and the individual efforts of many
made my bid for Governor of District A-9
successful. A special thank you to the
lioness Club for their support as well. My
appreciation goes out too to the many who
sent expressions of good wishes. Thank you
all. Gord Rimmer
39-21-1
38. SERVICE DIRECTORY
ARE YOU serious about controlling your
weight with effective, balance nutrition,
guaranteed guilts or money refunded? Do
yyoou desire an increased income? You could
bernme a distributor. Call London 432-4636.
If L am not available to speak with you leave
name, number and convenient time to return
cull._ 38-21-4
Fuel Oil Furnace
24 HOURSERVICE Repair and Cleaning
Paratchek's Maintenance
Dublin 345-2235
SCHADE
I would like to say thank you to everyone who
attended the shower at Cavan Church for me.
Special thanks to Unit 4 and those who
supplied entertainment. The gifts will be
treasured always in our new home.Nancy Schade
39-21x1
LANE
I would like to thank my family, friends and
n fgltbbrs"ter all the get well wishes. Also to
thank the Doctors and staff at the Seaforth
and Stratford Hospitals and for prompt action
of the ambulance clew. A special thank you to
FatherCnrnnna Helene lane
39-21-1
McGREGOR friends and
We wish to thank our family,
relatives for making our 25th wedding
anniversary a memorable day. The gifts,
cards and flowers we received will recall a
".special day" for us. A special "thank you„
to all our family and ones that came from any
distance and to all that helped in any way.
Anne and Doug McGregor
39-21 x1
MALONEY
A sincere thank you to Drs. Malleus and
Underwood for their excellent care during my
stay at Seaforth Hospital. Thanks to the
nurses and all the staff, to Father Caruana,
my family, relatives and friends for their
prayers, cards and visits. John Maloney
39-21x1
W ANTED: House in the country to rent for
September, October, November, December.
Call collect 416-832-2761, Doug Gilmore, ext.
261. 28-17-8
34 AUCTION SALES
Clearing Auction Sale
RICHARD LOBB
Clinton 482-7898
AIICTH1N CALENDAR
WED. MAY 21 at 6 p.m. Appliances,
furniture, lawn mowers, tools, etc. at 24
Church Street, Brodhagen, Ont. for Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Wilson.
THURS. MAY 22 at 6 p.m. Household
effects, and 2 bedroom house at Richard
Inbb's Auction Barn for Harold' ; T.
Pepper. House located at 57 Dunlop
Street offered at 7:30 p.m. from auction
barn.
SAT. MAY 24.2 tractors, 2 pickup trucks
machinery, tools and misc. 116 miles
west of Holmesville for Mrs. Doris
Batkin.
THURSDAY, MAY 29 at 6 p.m. Large
antique corner cupboard, _ pressback
chairs, antique furniture at Blyth Arena
for Margaret Nesbitt,
SAT. MAY 31 at 10 a.m. 1984 Reliant
Plymouth 2 door car, run only 20,000
kms from Estate of John Drummond.
Antique furniture from Inez MacDonald
at Richard Iobb's Auction Barn, Clinton.
MON. JUNE 2 at 6 p.m. Two tractors,
combine, swather, antiques, •household
effects, 17 ft, travel trailer, bee equip-
ment. Two corners west and one mile
north of Hensel' for Jo ee 17Villert.
of household effects for Mrs. Jennie
Walsh will be held in the Belgrave Arena
on
DOERR'S
Appliance & TV
C.E. and ZENITH
Phone 348-9033
Open 6 Days aWeek
MAINST.
•
WOOD
Many thanks to my neighbors, relatives and
friends for the phone calls, visits, flowers,
treats, and books while i was in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London and at home. Special
thanks to the Girls Band and Booster `iClluubb
and the Legion. 39-21-1
Saturday May 24
at 12 p. m.
APPLIANCES: New almond 16 cu. ft.
White Westinghouse refrigerator Frost
Free; 30" Moffat electric stove, West-
inghouse dryer.
FURNITURE: 3 piece chesterfield suite,
double size bookcase bed, china cabinet
with sliding glass doors; couch, 3 T.V.
sets - Philco colored; 2 & W one
portable; chestof drawers, small kitchen
table and chairs, sewing machine,
occasional chairs, cabinet radio and
record player, one Lloyds radio, de-
humidifier, lamps, picturee, dishes and
small appliances, quart and pint sealers,
vacaurn cleaner and carpet sweeper,
antique bottle collection and antique
buffet with mirror. Garden tractor and
John Deere model TIE riding lawn mower
tractor, like new; numerous miscellan-
eous items plus shotgun and 22 rifle and
must have a Fire Arms Certificate before
guns can be released to purchasers.
TFI;IMS: Cash day of sale and sales tax
will be in effect.
NOTE: Everything must be sold as
house is sold. Auctioneer or Proprietor
are not responsible for accidents or
losses
oPROPRIETOR: day MRS.oJENNIEWAI
AL
395-22
AUCTIONEER-- BRIANIUNTOUL
357-2349
PLUMBING
HEATING
and ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
S
a�iLLSHOME
Home HARDWARE
Hardware Seafore • 527-1620
HENSALL LIVE TOCK
SALES
Every Thursday at 12:30 p.m.
All classes of livestock
W EINVITE YOUR CONSIGNMENTS
VictorHargreaves Greg Hargreaves
482-7511 Clinton 262-2619 HenSall
Barry Miller
236-2717 Exeter&229.6205 Kirkton
VEALS
40. IN MEMORIAM
MALONE: In loving memory of Gary Malone
who passed away May 22, 1985.
We do not forget, nor do we intend,
We think of you often, will to the end,
Forgotten by some you may be,
In our memory you will ever be.
Sadly missed by Les, Gayle, Jeff, Bev and
Jeff. 40-21x1
HU1.LEY: In loving memory of a dear and
wonderful father and grandfather, Eldon who
passed away May 22, 1985.
They say memories are golden,
Well maybe that's true,
But we never wanted memories,
We only wanted you.
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
Our secret tears still flow,
What it meant to lose you,
No one will ever know.
We miss you in so many ways,
And when old tunes we do recall,
It's then we miss you most of all.
Sadly missed and always remembered by
Gerry, Nancy, Debbie, Sean, Brian.
Meaghan and Gerard. 40-21-1
Abattoir and Meati l4iafliet
H 8V3Ve mile6eastofExeter
235-1123
Tryus
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CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING
KillDays - Tuesdays
OURSPECIALTV
Home cured and smoked meats
processed exactly the way Youlike it.
TEMPLEMAN: In loving memory of a dear
daughter, sister and aunt, Elizabeth Jean
who left us suddenly eight years ago, May 26,
1978.
So many things have happened Libby,
Since you were called away,
So many things to share with you,
Had you been left to stay.
You never said goodbye to us,
Perhaps its just as well, . .
We never could have said goodbye,
To one we loved so well,
It's lonely here without you Libby,
We miss you every day,
For life is not the same to us,
Since you were called away,
So please God, take a message,
To our dear one up above,
And tell her that we miss her,
And give her all our love.
Sadly missed and loved by Dad, Mom and
antler family. 40-21x1