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3l". AUCTION SALES
LJC•TION SASE
to he held at Lobb s Large Aticdon Budding ''
on Ole 'Baytield Road in Clintaii. for Anna ` •
McLaughlin, Olive Smith plus several other'
consignors. '
SATURDAY, MAX' 2C�
AT10AM.
TRACTOR. Case'S gas'trackw
LAWN 1d10WERS:•John;165 hyd, intatic drive;
rititai.mower 1 yr ok , MF 85 riding metier
• with ri c start,, L Mitre 8 HP 4'•0yling.'t
moWerr 3 push fjlowers, 3 garden tillers, 3'
HR mower+24'a '
TRj1VEt ULE �963,Cdation16� ft tib `
fndge;lstovet washroom, hotsvi ter heater
etc L 'i c
A(JTfQUES F1JRNfTURE; APPLIANCES 30
electric store with black glass door maty
citing Westinghouse washer and;. dryer top' •
e Todd dishwasher; Rgxtun chestet f field and ' •
chair 3 yrs o, ld round oak dining ta7rle with
•centre.pedestal;. dining table with. 4`leaves;.e
3 captains chairs, bottom for flat tq.wall cup.
hoard;ble tatop phpnograpb rn;working i'.
order; 7 piece dining suite, antique dresser§
with mirrors; otther dressers Whit mirrors;
several washstand Jenny Linde bed; 3
bedroom suites;) wicker jtili statins; 6 fiat '
cl ins oak dining chairs, of r sets of chairs;
• odd chairs; odd pressback chairs✓ !fridge
lam'p?;f 20 riew table taiirpsr 5.new+ oar
lamps; chesterffeld w/pull out belly tf,readle
" sewi'ig machine; coffee and endkliles; -r
Upholstered chairs,• "sirtule boa �crnlh a )w
mattress, piano stool; 4 childreen'sbcairs;,
small china cabinet wooden radiol,antique
shelf clock; 2 antique ;oil lamps; wither
iaskefs, 5 set: of golf clubs; 7 wooden
crinis, accordion, 2 old Coca Cola cooler's;
exercise bike; pictures and mirror's, table.'
w/foldmgiegs;-highiwhailielectrictrainsct -
largesofferieg of dishes and glasiifare
cluding occupied Japan depresionand other
amique pieces, crocks; jugs., 6 tial. Crack
Churn; Kerosene heater; tent; gas barbecue; , '
- 3 ,drawer filing cabinet; butter bowl and '
ladle; baking board;16tt. aluminum ladder;
aluminum step ladder; vise; 2 crosscut saws , ,
garden tools plus many other tabu;
TOOLS AND PLUMBING: 2 We' oploads of
plumbing supplies; .2 Rigid adjustable pipe
threaders up to 2 inch; set of,pipe threading
dies from Y4 inch to 1Y4 inch; 2 Rigid pipe
cutters; Allen model 27-29 engine analyzer;
plus'other items.
NOTE: 2 auctioneers selling at the same time
starting at 10 A.M.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper LD.
Auctioneers
RICHARD LOBE &
BURT LORR
482-7898
37., NOTICE TO.
CREDITORS
THE HURON ;i:XPOSMTQR, MAY 23, 1'490 — 1.
_AIOTICE.TO.CREDTORS IV) OTHERS-
Mi The �Estate Of,•
LAWRENCE MURRAY
ALL PERSONS having claiimsagainst THE
ESTATE OF LAWRENCE PAUR'RAY, iota;"
of the Town of Seaforth, in Ate County
of Huron„ who died on or about the 10th :,
day of April 1990 are hereby notified to,
send in full particulars of their claims to
,the undersigned otter before the-T3ih,
day of June, 1990 aft' ;wlliit hi It ilia `
assetsbo distributed hQvl
only to claims then received
• DATED.at 5eoforth,.Cintorio fh s lt?fla
of Mai 1490
4&fONNiELL, STEWARi 6 t0.M!
Barrlstnrs, Ac .
Seaforth Ontario 4
S®lieitors for'the.ex,euter'•
0
One :.bin for eight
ink ipaltttes,,
says Board,
fibe Mid BP -Mn Landfill Site a
determined a that having one bill Idc,ateed1at. ,
`he Iiolmesville landfill site is •a aatisfac
Dry recycling system for' the eight::
Itunicipelities 'which use the .facility. •
Earlier this year', aftec hiring a consul -
ant to study :recycling . in the , eight
s,.the board; passed a, In tien'
,of, its eight member
have oat least a Class . 4
n tttg bitty at,.a di ►ot) systennt ,
Ci afitIee get a
~`try, s ni Nand
rs have a• tiro system tP
✓ meeting the -
e, .ail noted
ult3yx 4�g,a
recy�elab`les i
r y other;,garba6 ,
deadline vlhtep the. board t Mgr
~3 *lutes to`have a system jlrtdilac `
rune, but;three munieipalttses have•
hey won't be, ready by then.
NOTICE TOCREDITORS
AND, OTHERS
In The•Estate Of
f RENE GERTRUDE'SMITH
Ail parsons having 011004a16st thv estate
of:ljENE 0ERtRUDE SONO; late: of the Town
otSeaforth `an fhe,County oiHuron deceas-
ed, who died on or about the 19th day -oft
,January1990 are her4by,notified to send in.
full particulars of their•cJaims.to the under-
signed on or'beforo;tbe 13th doy of June,,,
1990 after' WhiatAlitii the. assts will be
distributed haying rega'rd;only to claims then',.
received
DATED at S,egfortll, ,Ontario this 171h day Of ,
May 1940. `•
RALPH SMITH
ttarrlster and Sollcttor
.100aehtioe1r Streit
P O
06.0 $9
• SeafArth �'Ontdriia"
NOK'1,wo
Sottgitor for the Estate
ii
35. TENDERS WANTED
H 8i ' . 1ctETT
TOWNSHIP
Tenders, Wanted.
For loading & hauling of approx.
13,000 cu. yds. of B gravel and about
2,000 cu. yds. of shoulder clay for road
construction' in Hullett Twp. at the rate
of 1500 cu. yds. or more per day. The
material to be supplied by the Twp. of
Hullett. Work to start around the 15th of
July 1990. Contact the Rd. Supt. for
tender forms and they must be receiv-
ed by the Rd. Supt. containing;a cer-
tified cheque of 10% of the enclosed bid
by 4:00 p.m. June 5/90.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted and must be approved by MTO.
Jim Johnston
Rd. Supt.
Londesboro, Ont.
NOM 2H0
523-4404
37. NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND.O1YHERS
In The Estate Of
ENOS BOSHART
All persons having claims against the estate
of ENOS BOSHART, late of the Town of
Seaforth, in the County of Huron, deceased,
who died on or about the 18th day of January,
1990 are hereby notified to send In full par-
ticulars of their claims to the undersigned on
or before the 13th day of June, 1990, after
which date the assets will be distributed hav-
ing regard only to claims then received.
DATED at Seaforth, Ontario this 14th day of
May, 1990.
RALPH SMITH
Barrister and Solicitor
20 Goutntock Street ^•
P.O. Box 159
Seotorth, Ontario
NOK IWO
Solicitor. for the Estate
._ti to h Y. r 3auN3
MOMETOYIlIif EROES,
Mayor Hazel Hi de6r
tkskaters'tsabeile Brasseur 1
and Lloyd Eisler et
honour of their winning the Silver medal•at'tlie
ships this •year Elliott photo:
!,r�r�s •ts•���u y,,
r ��r,b ep ar) esentat� rlr O` fl tlra
Ilednesdayl s Celebrlb✓t l�lin er iii`
1r�,rf it Flgu'�' Skatin�;'Champiori-
38. SERVICE
DIRECTORY
xm
el
are s>
e;ward passed a notion
"17tat: the but located at t(te Mid=fiyron
,Landfill: Site be designated as a Class 4
Depot System for all m e;pal toes and
to tp mote :and,investicgat ealternate
meth 'aoL recycling meiu`ding'more ef-
8clentt alternatives than what: Ls alr dy
'in place. _.
` don' hink'it (the motion) fuif is the
intent4 a originally started with," said
Ill Te 1, Seaforth's reer?esentat%ve on
"W• e've all got to be looking at recycl-
Tjie populace; is going to demand it
noting else," said Bill;•Carttochan of
Tuckeetamith Twp. But we;,can't',do'it at
this point: in tune.. .
"You•,' calf use • 'that. OM'
Sulr►egt every
time' it'contes up," responded Teall.
They left the matter at using one bin
now, reviewing the situation itt three
months, and .each municipality continuing
to investigate recycling possibilities.
TIRE FEE
There has been an increase in the
charge to have tires taken away from the
Mid Huron Landfill Site, so the price of
receiving tires was raised by the landfill
site board. • •
As of June 1, 1990 the price of tires
from cars and trucks entering the site
will be,. $2'.per tire, and'the price of tires
from other vehicles will be $200 Der ton.
REFUSE OPERATOFIS
A concern was raised that some of the
operators bringing resuge to the site may
be bringing garbage that is. not from a
participating municipality.
The board members decided that any
operator found to be bringing garbage to
the site from a municipality which is not
t pa ,fo,rNs F,4:1 4'l�,n9f�•fxte,Sttg„will
1. ; dumping ,pn eges.
The board's secretary will send a let-
Mer to the operators asking them to con -
Rini in writing that they are bringing
refuse from locations only within the ap-
proved,.tnunicipalities to the site.
HENSALL LIVESTOCK
.SALES
Every Thursday at 12:30 pm.
All classes of livestock
WE INVITE YOUR CONSIGNMENTS
Victor Hargreaves Greg Hargreaves
482-7511 Clinton 262-2619 Hehsall
Barry Miller
236-2717 Exeter & 229-6205 Kirkton
Joe Zehr 887-9599 Brussels
•SIDING *SOFFIT *FASCIA
•ALUMINUM & VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS
•STORM WINDOWS & DOORS
•EAVESTROUGHING
QUALITY RENOVATIONS! FREE ESTIMATESI
OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE
GOING, GOING GONE Auction* Gien Weir; in his St Joseeth"'s duds, gets the
bids rolling fast and ftirious at the Celebrity dinner ,,tint -auction while Marty Bedard
models a poster. Elliott photo.
39. CARL OF THANKS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
In The Estate Of
ROBERT SCOTT MCMICHAEL
All persons having claims against the estate
of ROBERT SCOTT McMICHAEL, late of the
Township of McKillop, in the County of Huron,
deceased, who died on or about the 27th day
of March, 1990 are hereby notified to send
Iii full particulars of their claims to the under-
signed on or before the 13th day of June,
1990, after which date the assets will be
distributed having regard only to claims then
received.
DATED at Seaforth, Ontario this 18th day of
May, 1990.
RALPH SMITH
Barrister and Solicitor
20 tloulnlack Street
P.O. Bort 159
Seater*, Ontario
NOK 1100
Solicitor for the State,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS
In The Estate Of
LUCY KENNY .
ALL PERSONS having claims against THE
ESTATE OF LUCY KENNY, late of the
Town of Seaforth, In the Courtly of
Huron, who died on or about the 8thday
of April 1990 are hereby rfotified to tend
;in full pdrticulors of tlioir claims: to the
undersigned on or before the 13th day
of Juno, 1990 offer Which dote the assets,
will be distributed having re'gttrd ar)ly lu
claims then received,
DATED•at Seaforth, Ontarierthis:3Oth•ddy
of April 1990.
MirtONNELL, stomata., C VE i J
tifctrdif t'sr e r
tto8lfartlillirfttraeiaa,
Solicitors for the oxotutar
VEALS
Abattok and.ivtiet Magri
Hwy. rf3 3/ miles east of Exeter
2:35-1123
Try `us for
CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING
Kill Days - Tuesdays
OUR SPECIALTY
Home cured and smoked meats
processed exactly the Way you like it.
Fuel Oil Furnace
Repair and Cleaning
Paratchek's Maintenance
Dublin 345-2235:
LARONE
Steve and I would like to thank everyone who
came to my shower on May 7th. Your gifts
were wonderful and very much appreciated.
Special thanks to Dods Carnechan, Wanda
Dietz, Lois Moore and Thelma Broadfoot and
everyone who& organized it, thanks also to the
Moffat boys: who sang so beautifully. Again,
thank you to all family and friends who were
there, for making my evening special. Kathy
Larone. 39.21x1
DILLON
would like to thank Dr. Bourne arid
As§ociates, Dr. McCain and Associates,
therppists, and staff at University Hospital.
Also, Dr. Malkus,'Dr. Underwood, nurses and
staff of Seaforth Hospital, son Jerry and
daughter-in-law Deb for special care, attention
and meals- brought in. Hazel Dillon. 39-21-1
39. CARD OF THANKS
--PENNER--"
Mark and Jenn ,Penner Would like to express
their thanks to the neighboure of Harpurhey for
the beautiful lamp given to them for a Wedding
present. It Is greatly appreciated. 39.21x1
BARRY
I wish to thank Kevlit Brown, staff @t the F-aole
Cycle Shop, Seaforth Ambulahce, Dr. Haine$
br. Arcisze ski and nurses at both
Seaforth and Stratford Hospitals, 2nd floor
pediatric ward for being so kind and thoughfful
at, the time Of myaccidenf. Also a special
thank you to my family and friends for their
visits, gift* ,and 'slat well wishes whale M. the
hospital and since returning home. 1f hes all
been greatly appreciated. Jeff Barry. 39-21-1
"kriteria you sent `a card;
Or. sat quietly In a chair,
Perhaps you sent a floral piece,
If so, we saw it there,
Perhaps you *peke the kindest words,
That afiy frIOnd could say,
• 'Whatever. you did .to conaofe: `' '
•bur hearse;
We thank `you' a0 do
The faintly of the late John R, rnith.3041-
ALTMAN
My family and I- wish to thank ambulance
drivers; Dr. Rodney, Dr. Malkus, nurses and
Staff for their-ktndnese to Payit-whlte: he was a
patient at Seaforth' Hospital;.faiso to my Tardily
for being there tar that Ong week Of 1119'11-
Ineas, t0 130x f=uneral Homs; Father;Caruana,
Father Frank, Dentinger and Rev Olson, for
their tare of Pat add'their kind words:to us at
the time of our lose, 16 everyone for the floral
tributes, donations, mass cards and syni'pathy
dards, the C.W.L. for the (direly lunch, to
Mende, relatives and neighbours for food sent
to bur homes, mine anti eltfr Son Delfords',
SCOW thanks to- Helen Hoggart for reeking
after our. heine'for the weekend, this will be
always romettibered for 'your kinduotts, Rose
and fatuity. 394141
80011 e'.
f�iy t1hanks`. to e5eryone for th$ii aloha and kind.
,ossa to, • BIC over the • years he sport! in
,Sealonh „ManotYSpecial thanks "td air the
nitrate for their care. Thanks tat Ross Ribby for
Mk help at the time of the funeral and, to.th'e
'ladies for their lunch after tho.servlce, toot
mthiattnk:ts �` ev# Dofo.nR
iloflubatnish oyn
afnodr htli0s,'
Yn
dno i!ifidn
lt, Brij field`
40- IN MEMORIAM
TEMPLEMAN
In loving memory of a daughter, sister, and
aunt Elizabeth Jean Templeman, who left us
suddenly, twelve years ago, May 26, 1978.
Beautiful memories are wonderful things,
They outlast the longest day,
They never wear out,
. They never got lost,
And cannot be given away.
To some you may be forgotten,
To others, part of the past,
But to us, who loved you and lost you,
Your memory will always last.
Dearly loved and remembered by Dad, Mom
and all your family. 40-21x1
KRUSE
In loving memory of George Sillery Kruse, who
passed away May 27, 1987."A father, father-
in-law, and grandpa, No words can explain
how much we miss you." Love Roy, Michelle,
Brendon, and Kristopher of Calgary, Alberta.
40-21-1
WOOD
In memory of our mom and gramma, Margaret
(Nellie) Wood, who passed away two years
ago,. May 28.
Gone are the days we used to share,
But in our heads, you are always there.
Remembered always, Ron, Marg, Steven,
Karen and Kevin. 40.21x1
ELLIOTT
In loving memory of our darling daughter and
sister, Cynthia Ann,who passed away May 28,
1978 at the tendeage of eight.
Never but of our thoughts
But too far away* tou&h
Aiways In our ,heart'
but never In our reach
The ache we felt then
MI hurts as much today
Wo mitts you Cindy Anne
But your tflarnOty lives with us.
Loving you forever, forgetting you never. Mom,
Dad, Valerie and Chris. 40-21.1
41« It4ERS+t NAI
WOULD *Ott LIKE to correspond with mnat-
.*1,11d Christian eeople,; T 611 ages','1sia idle object
`AS14'beiti6$10 ig'eko Boit 268 'ftiatileto fliPlitL,nso, B.0 rite:
a
IMO. 41-21-bc
CRIME
STOPPER
1-800-2654777
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CAR VANDALIZED
On March 31, 1990 between 10 p.m. and
midnight a culprit took a 1982 Chevrolet
Camaro, 2 door, burgundy in Colour from
the rear of the Suncoast Mall. On April 7,
1990, the vehicle was recovered on a dead
end road just off 21 Hwy. South of
Goderich buried in the mud and in a
heavily damaged state, with the windows
smashed out and engine blown. The
Goderich Police department and Crime
Stoppers are looking for information about
this incident.
BREAK; ENTER AND THEFT
The Goderich O.P.P. are. seeking infor-
mation about a Break, Enter and Theft
from a cottage on Tyull Street in the
Village. of Bayfield. This occurred between
4 p.m. Wednesday, April 4, and 11 a.m.
Sunday, April 8, 1990. The theft was exten-
sive, with the following items having been
stolen.
Rag rug 32” x 60" light coloured;
Amana Radar Range (Microwave oven)
Model R320T, black colored; Symphony
telephone model 1000, colour white with a
grey cord; Panasonic radio/tape stereo col-
our silver and black; Rival electric can
opener, colour white; Double pewter can-
dle stick .4-5" tall, 60 years old; Standard
bed pillows; Thermo Blankets, 2 blue and
2 gold in colour; Martha Washington
bedspread, antique white; Ceramic base
T1s, 24"-30" tall, with off-white 24" lamp
shades; Single pewter candle sticks,2 1/2"
to 3" tall; Lotte stoneware lams with
fibreglass shades, approximately 24" tall
with 13" shades; Bed spread with quilted
gingham patchwork top, primary colour of
blue and multi -coloured drop sides with a
butterfly pattern; Day bed bolster style
cushion, wedge shaped with an orange and
brown floral pattern; Small framed photo
of sunset over lake by Dean STEWART,
Brass frame. Original water colours by
Agnes LOVERING; Double matted (in
green and cream) pictures of landscapes,
local shore and bank scenes, approximate-
ly 18" x 10". County lane - gold filligree
frame; Pesten print -still life -colour of lilies
(orange and earth tones); Set of
binoculars; make: Sears 7 x 35 optical
strase of
the Same 1 colour and a dsmallin a c black
souvenir trivet With yellow lettering sayylinn��
"Come In our hoose doesn't always loot
like this, sometimes it's even worse."
if you have information about (head or
any er crimen call. CRIME STOPPERS
Op' Ow CO
_,•IJl!f'T'Yr 1-800.265-1777 and
you 'sill be ellgible to receive a reward of
up .ID •g [00.00: You, will never have
to
lr�f
.., ,y name _ Ilei testify in court.
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