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AUCTION
REGISTER
THURS., JUNE 2.1 AT 4:90
Large-audoI of anttques d,cotlilc-
labtes to be held at the JaCob Miction
Bgrty 185'Herbert SL, Mitchell for Bet-
ty Diebold pf Mitclaelf.
SAT., JUNE 23 AT 9:30 A.M.: Clear-
ing auction of equipment; hardware:
groceries and misc. to be held in the
Village of Rostock for O'Krafka's
General Store.
WED., JUNE 27 AT 5:30 P.M.: Clear-
ingauction of appliances furniture
and .mise. items to be held at 258
Huron Road in Sebringville for Henry
and Audrey Roode.
37. NOTICE. TO
CREDITORS
LARGE
AUCTION SALE.
Antiques, furniture. appliances, col-
Ielstlbles, radial arm saw, older
'cabin trailer; to be held at Lobb's
Large Auction Building In Clinton
for Frank Shields of Gaderlch and
the Estate of Celia Taylor
SATURDAY, JUNE 23
AT 10 A.M.
Older 19 ft. cabin trailer sells at
11:30 a.m.
APPLIANCES: Whirlpool frost free
fridge, 4 years arid, looks like new:
Beatty 30" electric stove, Inglis
electric clothes dryer, 2 small chest
freezers, 30" Harvest Gold electric
stove, 24" Harvest Gold electric
stove, Harvest Gold fridge, Beatty
wringer washer, air conditioner,
20" portable colour TV, humidifier,
2 Electrolux vacuums with power
head, 2 electric sewing machines.
ANTIQUES. FURNITURE. ETC.: Anti-
que sideboard with mirror, antique
oak hall seat with large mirror, an-
tique dresser with large swivel mir-
ror, combination secretary and
bookcase, large antique chest of
drawers, 6 matching presaback
chairs, 3 matching presaback chairs,
9 piece dining suite, 4 good antique
wooden dining tables, dough box,
dining table with 6 matching chairs,
antique high chair, pressbeck high
chair, wooden rodcing chair, child's
table and 2 chairs. 12 matching
wooden chairs. single door washs-
tand with end towel bars, 3 piece
bedroom suite, box spring and mat-
tress nearly new, single box spring
and mattress nearly new, 2
dressers with mirrors. cedar
blanket box. chesterfield with pull
out bed, wicker chair, 2 chester-
fields and chairs. antique Ideal cor-
nshells Airflow wagon, child's
wheel barrow 50 years did, doll
buggy, some depression Mass, 2
ttilyia"l Ftllppon` dish®i pins Alta
pieces, pots & pans, small ap-
pliances, bedding, aluminum wheel
barrow, cattle clippers, water
trough, 4" vise. forks, shovels,
Black and Docker radial arm saw
with stand, antique bag cart. office
desk, photocopier, typewriter. plus
other items too numerous to
mention.
Two auctioneers selling starting at
10 a.m.
Terms: Cash or cheque with proper
1.0.
AUCTIONEERS
Richard Lobb and Burt Lobb
482-7898
35. TENDERS
WANTED
AIIIIIIIIMMIN
TOWNSHIP
OF
McKILLOP
TENDERS
For
ROAD
CONSTRUCTION
SEALED TENDERS, plainly marked
"ROAD CONSTRUCTION" will be
received by the undersigned until
5:00 P.M. local time.
TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1990
Supply, load & haul approximately
4,000 cubic yards of shouldering
material.
Supply, load & haul approximately
8,000 cubic yards of granular "B"
gravel.
Supply, crush, load & haul approx-
imately 1,500 cubic yards of 5/8 "A"
gravel.
A certified cheque in the amount of
10% of the contract price payable to
the Clerk -Treasurer, Township of
McKillop must accompany each
tender.
All tenders must be submitted on
tender forms which are available at
the Township Office.
Lowest or any tender not necessari-
ly accepted and must be approved by
the Ministry of Transportation
Ontario.
WAYNE OOLMAGE
Road Superintendent
R.R. 1,
SEAFORTH, Ontario
NOK 1WO
519-527-1910
38. SERVICE
DIRECTORY
CUS'T'OM CARPET CLEANING - "Free
E'btimetes'", Campbell's Home
Deeorating Centre, Seaforth, 527.1420.
._. _.tlairiCE 7!�;�At14ARi'n-
fa Thar Estate Of
ALFRED EVITThi ROSS
All persons having.claims against the
estate of *Lump EVLiftl ROSS, lata of
the Village of Henson; in the County of
Huron, deceased, whodied Prior
the 9th•cloy,of April: 1990 orehitreby
notified to send In full particularsof
thelr•daims td" the undersigned ort or
before the 4th day of July,1990, alter
which date, the assets will be,
disfril ed'hering regard only! to claims
then received,• '
DATED at Seaforth, Ontario this 7th day
of!June, 1990.
RALPH $611111
Barrister and Solicitor
.20-GoulnlockStreet
:p.94 aokiee
,Srdfeirt . Ontario
NOK two
Solleltorfor.fhe Estate
NOTICETO CREDITORS
In Mg EOM. Of
AGNES .GEEPTRUOE MACLEAN
All persons having claims against the!
estate of AGNES GERTRUDE
MACLEAN late of the Village of
Egmondville, in the County of Huron,
deceased, who died on or about the
25th day of April, 1990 are hereby
notified to send in full particulars of
their claims to the undersigned on or
before the 4th day of July, 1990; after
which date the assets will be
distributed having regard only to claims
then received.
DATED at Seaforth, Ontario this 6th day
of June, 1990.
RALPH SMITH
Barrister and Solicitor
20 Goulnlock Street
P.O. Box 159
Seaforth, Ontario. NOK 1WO
Solicitor for the Estate
38. SERVICE
DIRECTORY
BRONZED BABY SHOES or any other
item, beautiful assortment of coatings,
bronze, silver, gold, plus blue, pink
and ivory pearls. New method uncon-
ditionally guaranteed. Please call for in-
formation, Jane Dejong, 233-5205.
38-24 -3
PAINTING/DECORATING
for less
FREE ESTIMATES
CALL BILL
545-2431
Fuel OH Furnace
Repair and Cleaning
P4ratchek's.,Mai tenance
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8
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*ALUMINUM & VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS
•STORM WINDOWS & DOORS
•EAVESTROUGIIING
OUAL/TY RENOVATIONS! FREE ESRYATE$f
OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE
,ftff 5•,r
VEALS
Abattoir and Meat Market
Hwy. 83 - 31/2 miles east of Exeter
235-1123
Try us for
CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING
Kill Days - Tuesdays
OUR SPECIALTY
Home cured and smoked meats
processed exactly the way you like it.
39. CARDS OF
THANKS
McGRATH-BOONSTRA
We would like to thank everyone who
helped put the Buck and Doe on for
us, and for making it a success. Thank
you, Ken and Waneeta.. 39-25 -1
MALONE
We would like to thank Dr. Malkus, the
nursing staff at Seaforth Community
Hospital, the ambulance drivers, Cheryl
Cook and the Pediatric Critical Care
Unit of Victoria Hospital for the special
care given to Megan during her acci-
dent. It was all greatly appreciated.
Pat, Deb, Mandy and Megan. 39-25 x1
ST. COLUMBAN CWL
The St. Columban CWL would like to
thank all those who supported us and
came out to make our June Social a
success. Thanks to the ladies who
made and donated the beautiful prizes
for all our draws and to the merchants
and businesses who donated so
generously to our penny sale. It was
very much appreciated. 39-25 xl
WILLEMS
I would like to thank everyone who
prayed for me, sent me cards, gifts,
and visited me while 1 was a patient In
University Hospital. Special thanks to
Nellie, Dorothy and Frank for looking
after things at home. Thanks also to
Drs. Morgan, Duff, their associates and
the nurses of 8 West for the excellent
care I received. Everything was deep-
ly appreciated. Sincerely John Wiliems.
39-25x1
CAMPBELL
1 would like to t ank everyone ,101. the
gifts I Meek at the crrtr hunky
shower at Cavan Church $het:iaf
thanks 10 the fagitis who Organized it
and made iiipch. Vete thoughtfulness
Was greatly appreciated. Pam Camp-
bell. 39-25 xt
39. CARDS OF
THANKS
Seafor
Nathan and 1" wou}d Itke 'to thank
everyone;:. for jheir _cards, itowers, and;
elite we received in the hoepitaI and
sinCe coming hame. Thanks to_ Dr.:
Rodney and the "nurse fPr their
wonderful: care, and to Grandma Taybi
end 4§User Nigh for looking after,
Jer.my' Shells and Nathan Nigh
IOSEKAT "
wart€ tp "thank' my friends and
"neighbours for thinking Ott* t now
have something tri remember till of you
by. After '17 years" 1. find jf. difficult to
say goodbye ta.everybodyand .ever -
thing faniliar Thanks 7again Efalne`
Hosekat •._ 39-15-1•
CHAHT€RS
1 wish to'Yhank•relatives, friends and
neighbours for their visits, cards,
flowers . and treats 1. received while 1
was in lAilversity Respite! and since
returning home. Special thanks to the
Bnicefield Fire Department for their
quick .action at the time of my acci-
dent. My • sincere thanks to our
neighbours who are helping with the
farm work. it is deeply appreciated.
Thanks to Dr. Rorabeck, his team and
the nurses on 9 North. Also thanks to
Rev. Don Robinson for his visits.
39-25 xl
McLLELLAN
The family of the late Edna McLellan
wish to express our, sincere thanks and
appreciation for the many acts of kind-
ness and consideration shown during
the loss of our dear mother, grand-
mother and great-grandmother. Special
thanks to Queensway Nursing Home,
O'Connor Funeral Home, Dr. Wallace
and Margaret Visscher for their many
visits. Many thanks to the pallbearers
and ftowerbearers,. the Kippen UCW for
lunch served after the service and
Rev. Don Robinson for his comforting
words. The love and support shown to
us all will remain in our hearts forever.
Ken, Merle and family, Lois; Clarence
and family. 39-25 -1
McKAY
We would like to express thanks to our
friends, neighbours and relatives for
comforting words, flowers, charitable
donations, and gifts of food, following
the death of our son, husband,
brother, father, and grandfather David
H. McKay. Special thanks to Rev.
John Vaudry and Rev. ge MCSDad-
den for their comroruo, rt 74cSp4d
McBurney Funeral Home for all their
help. Ladies Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian Church (Wingham) for the
lovely Idncheon after the service. Many
thanks to .the pallbearers, flower
bearers, Dr. Ping and nurses at the
Wingham & District Hospital, Dr.
Ahmad and nurses on the Sth.fl sof
UmyerStty• Hospital,,. Landon,
.p "tr
us through' David's illness. Year It .
ness and support will always fie
remembered. Sincerely,, Emma,.
Patricia, Paul, Peter, Heather, Rick,
Angela, Emily, Shawn, Karen, Angela,
Lisa, Charlie, Joanne and families.
39.25 -1
FLANAGAN
I would like to thank my family, friends
and relatives for cards, flowers, and
visits while I was in Stratford General
Hospital and since returning home.
Special thanks to Dr. Markus, Dr.
McIver, Dr. VanWalraven, nurses of 4
South, and Father J. Carrigan. Your
thoughtfulness will always be
remembered. Lome Flanagan. 39.25 -1
39.25 -1
WALLACE
My sincere thanks to Dr. Baker, Dr.
Watts, and the nursing staff at Clinton
Public Hospital for their kindness,
thanks to Rev. Cheryl -Ann Stadelbauer-
Sampa for her visits and prayers, also
to my neighbours and friends for their
cards and flowers and to my family for
their support. Sincerely Anne Wallace.
39-25 -1
BRADY
My thanks and appreciation goes to all
in Seaforth for your kind thoughts. Mel
never lost his sense of humour and
kindness so he will be missed. Esther
Brady. 39-25 4
40. IN MEMORIAM
MeNICHOL
In loving memory of a dear wife and
mother, Verna McNichol who passed
away 17 years ago, June 23, 1973.
Your last parting with,
We would like to have heard,
And breathed in your ear,
Our last parting word.
Only those who have lost,
Are able to tell,
The pain in the heart,
At not Baying farewell.
Always remembered by Andy and fami-
ly. 49-25 xl
McCOWAN
In loving memory of a dear wife Joy,
who passed away 2 years ago June
19, 1988.
Just when your life was brightest,
Just when your years -were best,
You were called from this world of
sorrow,
To a home of eternal rest.
Lovingly rmembered by husband, Bob.
40-25x1
41. PERSONAL
S I.
• LOSE WEIGN71 " LOG up to 30
lbs. 16'33 days with "brat Disc Pro -
Wale. NO Minder. Lose in-
eheslcellulite. Earn $$$ as you losa.
band' 1413-660-0232 tolilee. 41-25 -bc
G'day frena all of us':here at -the
manor. Recently, bur 'aping
was, completed: it sore is a lovely
sight to, see .the thick goccn grass ,
and numerous,fiower beds _ salon,
to bloom! •
The -week began with our volun
tees ` luncheon Thirty-three "gar en", onFathei's
dedicated , VO1®tern. blade, • theirv c el d
Toe xweexly church service was ;shared`bY
way over (oiled again)..for a Wily ledby Rev, Sadlter of $ether Bible
104th: arid: some afternoon. cardsTochurch. A e'we:woui
,.;�41as Wil. , '• _
r�tll our: **steers we :at the inane► 't R v:,'sa •er and is h . Wer�en o riday aft , blgopc s
.: .,,.thank ,�... illi, wrish he .were •enjoyed Friday :aftemoon'�",
take our, bats off to you,and as Pat and:his,family l the best .in thea • ;our rncn: thered for rsome. '
Ryan, 'President of resident council
" ueljv.heame 'g r!
+ . , resident .. ..;_.. ; , ; ;. ' ��y,-• �. t�E (A �' fef If 1atlIe$ ,aG-
said, Thank you. from the bottom , Ibis y�eek aur mppthly ma is idegily bowed . tip for some pizza
of our hearts :; Manor volunteers.held ather.,Caruana of St," Ifni!) "
mclfide Marjorie Maloney, Mar/James Roman Catholic C"Iiinoluled '
r h
Nolan, Hazel.; McGonigle. Anne this., `his last service ;at the "Manor,' .- ,co#ag Eyein are: •
Down i3aneen Keay:." va Fant er-°has been withuss4O. ys ars.
McCa they. gr. and Uri, Mervyn acid a card and cake. was• given!,, We . • June 22 ' 2 p m: WSW Party1...shh. Lobb, Oliver' ; and" Thelma' Price. 1mow-we• will seethe Father again' with Tlte•Riebi Band. Jane 231:4r4
has Durst; Olive Popple, Ann! al's not good-bye, it's good luck!! ' 101.T S_trawbtrry. Social and Raffle
Haney; Mini Soon, Marie Flynn, Friday ,minting our creative .Draw. •
Ed Boyers, Warren Whitmore, Stan drawers met -,rat Drawing Club, -A ;
ley 11illen, Mrs. Gardiner. Hennelfrt morning of drawing 'and recalling '.See yolii there!!!
Brown, Gladys VOLE' Eigin
Nott, Jim and ManorRaise, Evelyn'
Carter, Carol Carter,'Meririn and'
Helen Nott, Wilson McCartney, '.
Lola McGonigle, \Lela Lawson,
Dorothy Papple, Greta Kerr, Minnie
Walter, 'fenny Dimaline, Ruth
Rapson, Virgins Elg, Anne
Rowland and the Grade 5/6 class
from Seaforth Public School. Give .
these dedicated people a "pat on the
back" when you see them!!
The Northside United Chtsrh
Junior Program entertained. on Mon-
day evening. Their lively . tale of
Jonah filled with many, songs was.
enjoyed by all!
Our last day of bowling (sob, sob)
was Tuesday. Many thanks to the
Grade 5/6 class for helping us all
year and to Pat Ryan for keeping
score. High rollers were: Annie
Harrison (435), Keith Herman
(372), Mary Essery (370), Dave
Netzke (378), and Marg Haase
(360). Stay tuned for an overview
of the season and award winners.
In the afternoon • our Green
Thumb Club met. As we quenched
our thirst with a "Garden"Cocktail
(V-8), we watched the rain start to
fall. Nonetheless, Greta Kerr and
Sue Bain headed outdoors while
residents watched laughingly at
windows as they planted our potted
flowers.
Butterscotch cookies were being
stirred up at Baking Chub on Wed-
nesday morning. Over 100 cookies
were made as a special treat for
.THE HURON EXPOSITOR JtJhNE 20, 1990----.:1
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POTTERY OPEN HOUSE Beechwood Pottery, Seaforth, had an
open house Father's Day. Creators of functional and beautiful
pottery, Cora and Robert Tetu, show a display of their work.
Oxford photo.
Queensway residents fire up the
Friday afternoon Barbecues
Queensway had a super view of
Hensall's Annual fair parade Satur-
day, June 10, when we watched
from the yank The heavy horses
were everyone's favorite,
Rest Home residents worked out
Monday morning at their regular
morning exercise session, and nur-
sing home people gathered in the
sunroom for current events.
Reverend Kevin Rutledge led our
Tuesday church service. Queensway
appreciated his message and also
the special music by soloist Mrs,
Lois Davidson.
Several residents benefited from
car rides Wednesday afternoon with
women of the Christian Reformed
church. Queensway Chaplain Pastor
Larry Stojokovic also led Bible
Study for rest home people on
Wednesday afternoon. Bible study
Communion
at Carmel
Church
BY MINNIE NOAKES
Just close your eyes and open your
heart,
And feel your worries and cares
depart,
Just yield yourself to the Father
above,
And let him hold you secure in his
love.
A lovely prelude of music by
organist Carolyn Love welcomed
the congregation into Cannel Pres-
byterian Church on Father's Day,
Sunday June 17. Reverend Mark
issued the call to worship, and the
Sanctus, . Psalm of . Praise and the
Prayer of Confession was followed
by the Assurance of Pardon.
The scripture lesson was from
Matthew 9: 9-13, and the sermon
enfillled 'Today's Disciple" was
most interesting.
Reverend Mark extended a warm
welcome to all who joined . the
congretion for the Sacrantent of
Communion. The ceremony ripened
with the Great Prayer of
Thanksgiving. After the breaking of
the Bread and the Communion, the
Charge to the people was issued
and the service closed with a hymn
arid Benediction.
In this week's announcements, the
gathering was reminded of the
Presbytery meeting at Knox In
Bayfield, set for 9:30 Wednesday
moniulg. The Strawberry. Social
Will take place that evening at
Queentway, . with tickets SM.
Next Sunday, June 24, marks the
Cromarty anniversary 'service at
2:30 p.m.
QUEENSWAY
will run for 10 weeks, each Wed-
nesday at 3 p.m. We thank Pastor
Stojokvic for this ministry.
The Museum trip for Thursday
was cancelled due to weather con-
ditions and rescheduled for July 4th.
Queensway's weekly Friday bar-
becues have begun. Several
residents feasted on barbecued
hamburgs and hotdogs Friday noon.
Everyone agrees food is tastier
when enjoyed out in the fresh air
and sunshine.
We thank all the families and
friends who attended the Father's
Day Tea, Sunday afternoon.
^rr
Residents and visitors alike had a
good time visiting over delicious
squares, with hot and cold refresh-
ments.
Coming events: Strawberry
Social, Wednesday June 20 from 6
- 8 p.m. Tickets $2.50. Call
262-2830 to reserve your ticket. All
funds raised will be for Alzheimers
research. June 21 and 22, you are
welcome to sponsor residents par-
ticipating in our wheel-a-thon
fundraiser for Alzheimers research.
June 28th at 7 p.m. our Birthday
Party with entertainment by Jack
Simmons and group.
FATHER AND SON L RED - S$fO th BIA, 'V9ltshirig hires to
fathers as part of their Father's Day protttofloh Juno 16. Daryl
Jenson (left) and his father Raymond received their lures from
Lenny Bloonrdield. Oxford photo.
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