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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-08-28, Page 20• 20 Auction Sales • awe, 84" orialas MODERN PURNITURE AND ANTIQUES Rathwell andAssociates are pleased to offer by' Public 'AtictielO; Modern, Furniture and Antiques of 2 area honies to be held.at Etyma* Arena on Wednesday' tiTeilitg on Septeliiiii 3, at 6:00 p.m. C.auslating oft 6pe1 bedroom suite w. 2 single beds, 2 dressers, 1 chest of drawers and book shelf; new 4 pc. • solid oak childs bedroom suite; 3 pc, bedroom suite; 6 pc. kitchen, set including china cabinet, 4 chairs and table; curved back chesterfield and chair; Upholstered love seat with matching side chairs; Captains bunk beds; Pine wash stand; 6 Pressback chairs; Pine dry sink; Antique cratile; Walnut pedistal lift top hall --table;--small glass front -book case; Ladies writing - desk; dressers; Chests of Drawers; Beds; Kitchen table and 4 chairs; 2 matching inlayed end tables; Side board; Sewing machine; Book shelves; Tables; Chairs; Lawn and garden tools; Carpentry tools; water skies; mirrors; dishes; rugs and runners; .oak buffet; picture frames; crocks.; 6 pc. wooden kitchen set; - lamps; cookware; fern stands; partial Wash set. oak chairs; piano stool; violin; ,parlour chairs and,. tables Appliances: Recently new Westinghouse fridge and stove; Moffat 24" stove Westinghouse fridge; Gibson washer; G.E. dryer; 21 cu. ft. freezer; fridge; stove Mattel Toys: Featuring See and Say; Sew Perfect; Baby grow up; Wags; Baby Buggie; Shotgun Warriors; Barbie Dolls; Barbie Clothes; plus many more items. TERMS: CASH NO RESERVE For more information phot 527-1458 or 527-1336 DICK ROBINSON Sales Manager .4.4octhle,4 20-684 AUCTIONEERS, 1...IQU MATO RS._ APPRAISERS- -- 77 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK *IWO 20 Auction Sales • (59)527-%459 24 Cards of Thanks In appreciation and thanks for visits, treats, cards, and flowers from my relatives, friends and neighbours, also the care of Dr. Whitman and Dr. Underwood and the care and many services I received from the nursing staff 4the •, dietician, and staff. — Sin- cerely Emma 1. MacDonald 24-68x1 A sincere thanks to all the Seaforth Neighbouts who remembered my mother. Anna Fells by their donation to the heart fund. — Ed PcIss. 24-68-1 We would like to thank our relatives, neighbours. and friends for all the prayers and, cards you sent to Janet while a patient in hospital. Thanks to Dr. Malkus. Dr. Smigira, Dr. Marshall, Box Ambulance and the Staff and nurses of Seaforth and St. Joseph's Hospital. London. Special thanks to Grandma for looking after Karen and Kevin. the Knights of Columbus and the Sisters of Si. Joseph. — BiH, Luella and Janet Murphy 24-68x1 The (amity of the late Barbara Ann Tilley wish to express sincere • thanks to 'relatives, friends and neigh- bours for the many messages of sympathy: the floral tri- butes, memorial donations and other hets of kindness during our bereavement in the loss of a dear daughter. sister. granddaughter and niece. We would also like to express our appreciation to those wtaassisted at the time of the accident. the police from Goderich and Seaford). the ambulance driver and the attendants, the staff of the Emergency Department of Alexandra Marine and Gen - 'eta' Hospital. Goderich. and the doctors and nurses of the Intensive Care Unit at Vie: toria Hospital. London. for their capable efforts. Special thanks to Rev. J. VanSlyke, Rev. T. Duke, Rev. D. Warren. London, and Rev. J. Broadfoot for their assistance and words of comfort. Also thanks to Mr. R.S. Box of Box Funeral Horne, the pall- bearers and flowerbearers and to the ladies of North§ide United Church who prepared and served lunch after the funeral. Your kindness will always be remembered. — Sincerely, Fred, Betty and Dave Tilley, BM and Helen Southgate, Alfred Tilley, - Helen Rivers. 24-68-1 We would like to, express our thanks to the merchants who donated to the Muscular Distrophy Carnival held on Tuesday at Heritage Estates. Chairman of Carnival' was Jerry Oliver, 24-68x1 „e•46 aear ,Sc.0 24 Cards of Thanks I would like to thank my friends, relatives and neigh- bours who made my surprise birthday party a happy event and for the gifts and Paul who wired flowers. Roth. Bill and family and special thanks to Karen. Mike and Jim, Alvin and Marie for the delicious turkey dinner. — Mrs. Beatrice Regier 24-68-1 We would like to thank our friends. neighbours and Tor- onto Dominion Bank staff for the "Going Away" • party, held for us at the Seaforth Golf Course. Your gift is very much appreciated and we will always cherish the friendships and kindnesses we have enjoyed during our stay in Seaforth. — Joyce and Stew Coupland 24-68-1 I would like to thank every- one who sent rne cards lovely flowers and gifts while I was a patient in Seaforth Commun- ity Hospital and all who visited me. Special thanks to Dr. Rodney. Dr. Malkus and all nursing staff. Special thanks also to Rev. Duke and the Firemen. Everything was greatly appreciated. — Ron Driscoll 24-68x 1 The family of the late MK. Roma Smith wish to express their sincere thanks to rela- tives. friends and neighbours for the many messages of sympathy. floral tribotes and donations during the sudden passing of a dear mother. grandmother and sister. Special' thanks to Rev. Don Stroh. the Lockhart funeral home. the ladies of St. Peters and choir. Also to Huron -view Day Care your kindness will always be remembered. 24-68-1 The family of the late Nicholas J. Krauskopf wish to express our thanks and alipreciattori of sympathy shown to us during our recent loss of our father. Thanks to relatives, friends. and neighbours for floral tributes and masses and the food sent to our house. Thanks to Box Funeral Home. C.W.L. of St. Coluno ban for the lovely lanch. Special thanks to Rev. P.A. Oosteveen. Your thoughtful- ness will always be remem- bered. — The Krauskopf Family 24-68-1 Every week more and rnare people discover what nighty jobs are accom- pfished by low cost Fluron Expositor Want Ads. Dial 52'7-0240. 2s, In Memoriam. NIRlit In loving memory of Jean Nigh who passed away seven years ago, August 25. — Sadly missed and always remembered by her family. 25-68s1 Leordiardts In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, Herman Leonhardt, who passed away five years ago, August 30, 1975. Time slips by but memories stay _ _ As neat and dear as yester- day, Just as he was he always will be ' Treasured forever in memory Lovingly remembered by the family. 25-68-1 Thornton: In loving memory of Kenneth Thornton who passed away Aug. 21st. 1942 Days of sadness still come o're us, Tears of silence still flow, For memories keep you ever near us, Though, you died 38 years ago. Nothing could be more beau- tiful, Than the memoriei we have of you, To us you were someone special, -God -must have thought so too. Loved and missed by Mom. Idelle, Ed, neices and 2 nephew. 5-68x1 Butt: In loving memory of my son Stewart who died sud- denly 4 years ago, Aug 26, 1976. Time sliPs by but memories stay Quietly remembered every ' day. Dearly loved by his mother. 25-68-1 26 Personal Mr. and Mrs. John Blake and Mrs. Iona McLean wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children Yvonne Theresa to Glenn Bruce. Wedding to take. place on Saturday. Septeno ber 6. 1980 at 3 o'clock in St. Ambrose Church. Brussels 26-68x 1 Marlene and John Sinnamon of Scaforth are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage fo their daughter Valerie Mac to Randy Poisson. son of Mrs Shirley Poisson of Chatham The marriage to take place in First Presbyterian Church on Sept. 27,980 26.68s1 Rev. and Mrs. Authur Horst of Brodhagen wish to an- nounce the engagement of their daughter. Lois Lenore. to John David Bennewies. son of Mt. and Mrs. Edward Bennewies of Logan Town- ship. The wedding will take place on Friday. Sept 5. 1980. at 7:30 p.m. in St Peter's Lutheran Church Brodhagen. Open reception at Brodhagen Community Centre 26-68-1 Are yon living with a drink- ing problem? M Anon can help. 527-1650 26-6811 Mr. and Mrs. John Spruyt of Mt. Brydges. Ontarto are pleased to anneunce the forthcoming marriage of the daughter. Catherine Gerada to Thomas Francis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryan of Ont The wedding will take place on Saturday. Septernber the sixth. 1980 at 4 o'clock at MI Saints Roman Catholic Church. Strathroy. Ontario 26-68x1 27 Births Sim: To lan and Evelyn. a daughter on August 18th 1980. Proud grandparents Mr. and Mrs Peter Dwyer. Cambridge. and Mr. and Mrs. DavidCSirn. R.R. 3 Kippen. 2'-68x1 Rock: Earl and Cheyl Rock. are happy to announce the arrival of their daughter. Christine Angelia on August 17th at Stratford General Hospital 27-68-1 WEDDING INVITATIONS THE HURON EXPOSITOR PHONE 527-020 — SEAFORTil intensive investigation of deer Management prOblents and 'Potential „ loilltiona in Ontarie has led to. a, et)Mplete revision of deer hOnting regulations 'for thc 1980 gea4011, Tw9sYsterha have 010004 0 stilt the wirlely. ,V40ing, conditiOns in the province. con,n bas been ,callOithc "Selected HarVOSt SSFOOIirweh allovva all hunters in APPikable areas tOitunt antlered deer but allows managers to regulate herd size by t controlling the antlerless deer harvest .The.: other is called the "Controlled Hunter Nimbers System" which allows a fixed number of hunters to hunt any deer in applicable management zones. SELECTIVE HARVEST SYSTEM:, In this system hunters wiShing to hunt antlerless deer must submit an Application to Hunt Antlerless Deer to Wildlife Branch, Queen's Perk and postmarked no later than August 20, 1980. Only one .application Will be accepted for an antierless permit, although the applicant will have a choice of two management zones in which to hunt. Zones In Huron County managed by the Controlled Hunter System (e.g. 89, 90, 91) should -bot be included as -a -choiceMiff successful applicants will be notified, and permits will be valid only for one of the zones chosen. Party hunting for antlerless deer will not be legal; only the huntet possessing a. valid antlerless deer permit may kill and seal an antlerless deer. Antlerless application forMs were Mailed M ail 1979 deer hunters They are;also available at all lidenee issuers and the Winghim Dispict ofnce. CON' ROLLEDHUNTER IVILIMBE SYSTEM", itt s)utlINfesterti and anutheentral Onta ip it IS the mitnber •of hunters • which is controlled. This System limits the number of hunters Who car: hunt 'deer with a resident's licence in any designated zone. Both antlerless and antlered deer May be harvested itt these zones without having to apply to Queen's Park for an antlerless permit. However, in zones managed by Controlled Bunter Numbers all hunters must apply to the. Wingham District Office between Setitember 2 and September 30, 1980 to enter a draw for a free validation stamp. The draw will be held October 6, 1980. Requests for applications are being accpeted now. Bowhunters who wish to, hunt antlerless deer in Ontario must submit an application to Gpeen's Park by August 20, 1980. AntleriesS deer validation stamps issued for a zone managed by Contrelle_d_ Hunter Numbers will be valid for arehery only in that zone. In addition all archers must purchase a- $1.00 archery stamp to hunt deer, regardless of the ;ones their choose. Minimain requirements for archery equipment come into effect on September 1, 1980. Farmere liceneeS itt Controlled • Hunter Management Zones ,.now must have a free 'Validation stamp 'affixed and aret,yalid Only fer the ;one in ;vollich they, live. 'Other landowners or those who rent and reside on at least 50 acres in a Controlled linnter Zone will also bb issued free validation stamps upon application. In addition 1 member of the immediate family of a farmer or landowner will be issued a free validation stamp if they live •on the same property. Farmers and landowners must apply by mail or in person to the Wingham District Office to hunt in Zone 89, 90 and 91 in Huron County. Huron County has been divided into 3 zones in which total .of. .625- validation stamps will be issued to resident de! 7 hunters, There is no limit, however. to the number of stamps given to farmers and landowners. Shotguns and muzzleloaders only may be used to hunt • dei` In Zooett and 9F from November 3, te November 6, 1980. The archery season for deer Is closed for those three days for reaSens Of hunter safety. POrofurther infornfation on any of these new rules and regulations hunters should COntact Doug Puffer Of OW Once through the Zenit4 one • Norm R. Richards District Manager Ministry of Natural • REsources R.R.#5 Wingham, Ontario . , N0G2VVO Before you mow, clear away toys, garden tools, sticks, stones, and even dog bones. Keep safety shields and deflectors in good order. Without Advertising p' NOTHING HAPPENS! To make your business grow Call 527-0240 Eon xpositor 4, 4, 4, -ge 4 • 4 •-,1 4••• 4t ,xe -4- 4 4 . ''