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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-05-10, Page 1616A -- THE 'HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 1.0, :27. -FOR SALE OR SENT 234. AUCTION SALES :35. `TENORS WANTED 'NEW AND USED Satellite 'Systems, rent o lease to own with easy monthly payments also, repairs to all makes. L & A Southwest Satellite, day or night 524-9595 27-18-t 28. WANTED 'TO RE'NT MATURE COUPLE seeks three bedroom house or taro tor May 1 or June 1 or 2 to 3 bedroom apartment Reterences available Phone atter 6. 348-9379 collect 28-17-tt YOUNG COUPLE wishing to rent a house in the country Phone 527-2414 28-18-5 31. NOTICE A.A It you think you have a drinking problem Alcoholics Anonymous has worked for millions. Call 527-1650 31-18-tf Doug Jacob & 14 allie Roto 271-7894 393-6214 32. VACATIONS ROME & MILAN Charter flights from $729 return plus tax Canadian tends - American 1ransau L10' 1 trori Detroit car rentals from $199. Call T & S Tours 1-800-265-0900 or 9365 32-19-bc COTTAGES FOR RENT Laketon:, super clean. fully equipped. We also have FAMILY CAMPING with three way hook-ups boat launch and rentals. new washrooms and showers being installed tor 1989 season. SILVER LAKE 7. & T. PARK. 12 miles east of Kincardine on Highway 9. Phone 395-3330 25-19-ttn GREAT FISHING or Summer Holiday at Rice Lake. Modern 2 and 3 bedroom cottages with hot water/shower. Sandy Beach, More fish per acre than any other lake. Oft season rates May 1 • June 24 and Aug 19 - Oct. 31 $295/$325 per week. Daily rates available Sunnymead Cottages. RR 3, Hastings. On- tario KOL. 1 YO (705) 696-2601 32-19-bc AUCTION REGISTER County •Df 1'iuro HUiRaki/NVI W Tenders are Invited for a Lawn and Garden Tractor with mower. Speeiflce. tions may obtained at the 'Main Of. Hee at Huronvlew'between Monday and Friday 8:00 to 4:30. Tenders will.be received up to June 20, 1989 at 2 o'clock. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted. Wayne Lester, Administrator Box 219, Hwy. 4 CLINTON, Ont. NOM 1L0 .3 :s . SERVICE DIRECTOR' ELECTROLYSIS - The removal of unwanted hair in the comfort of my own home CaII Ruby Shanahan, Bayfield•565-2795 38-16-4 McNAfRN ASPHALT SEALING root repairs chimney repairs, painting. slate repairs and cement work Phone 527-2335 38-18-3 1 39. CARD OF THANKS SAT.. MAY 13 AT 1:30 P.M.: Auction of quilts; homemade articles & donated item.:, to be held at the Mitchell Community Cen- tre for the Mitchell United Church. THURS., MAY 18 At 6:00 P.M.: Estate am tarn of appliances: antiques & household , f. ecta to be held at the Jacob Auction Cen• ire. 185 Herbert Si. in Mitchell for o Woodstock estate. 37. NOTICE TO CREDITORS HART LODGE, Halibunon Highlands. Varied accommodationsome with fireplaces, air conditioning TV's, 2 meals daily. tennis swimming pool, boats, watersports, sauna whirlpools, evening entertainment. Adult and 'Children s activities program Call ter tree brochure 1-800-461-7699 32-19-bc. • 33. EDUC TIONAL RICHARD .LOBE AUCTiON CALENDAR CLINTON 482-7898 4 THURS., MAY 11 AT 6:30 P.M.: 1 ractor, swathe; farm machinery, 1'r., miles west and 1i's miles north of Dublin for Mat and Martna Ciaessem SAT.. MAY 13 AT 10 A.M.: Antique round tabu • i w/claw root pedestal. antiques. rurniture and ai. pliances at Richard Lobh Auction Barn, Clinton (int y, WED., MAY 17 AT 6 P,M 1949 Cnev impai, 2 door hardtop, run onls 21.414 miles. excelien' A condition: modern furniture and appliances. ar•- 4 tiques. excellent condition, at the Brussels Aren, Y 101 the Estate 01 Noreen Eder 'f1 THURS., MAY 25 AT 6 P.M.: 3 old tractors, sma i y machinery, some antique household ru'niture u.' Clarence Allin. 114 north, 1 e east of Benmiltr'. SAT., MAY 27 AT 10 A.M.: Antiques modem re, niters and appliances at Richard Lobb s Baru, Clinton tor the Estate of Gertrude kaittink of Goderich 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the Estate of GILBERT HAZELWOOD All persons having claims against THE ESTATE OF GILBERT HAZELWOOD, late of the Village of Egmondville in the County of Huronwho died on or about the 2nd day of April 1989 are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 24th day of May 1989, otter which date the assets will be distributed hay- ing regard only to claims then received Doted of Seaforth. Ontario this 26th day of April 1989 McCONNELL, STEWART & DEVEREAUX Barristers. &c.. Seatorth, Ontario Solicitors for the executor YOUF FUTURE starts with ...Tri -County Track Driver Training. Established In 1978. lob search assistance available. daytime. evening and weekend courses. Course Fee tax dedubtible 1-800-265-0400 33-19-bc Learn AUCTIONEERING at the. Southwestern Ontario School of Auctioneering. Next class June 10-17/89 For information contact Southwestern Ontario School of Auctioneer- . tog, RR 5, Woodstock, Ont. N4S 7V9. (519) 537-2115 33-19-bc. TRANSPORT DRIVER Training for class"A" licence. No experience necessary. Proven job placement assistance. Markel Institute of Pro- fessional Transport Training, Guelph, . 1-800-265-7173 33-19-bc FREE 1989 guide to study -at-home cor- respondence 'Diploma courses for prestigious careers: Accounting, An -conditioning, Book- keeping, Business, Cosmetology, Electronics Legal/Medical Secretary, Psychology, Travel Granton (5A) 263 Adelaide W.. Toronto 1-800-268-1121 33-19-bc 34. AUCTION SALES ESTATE AUCTION SALE 1969 Chev-Impolaicar„modernappllances, furniture. antiques,.etc: to,be haldat the Drussels.Arena forthe•ESTATE OF NOREEN EDER:of Brussels WEDNESDAY, MA 17 AT 6'PiM1. CAR: 1969 Chov.impala, 2 door hardtop. 927 V8 _automatic. P.S., P.B.. like .new, never,winfer,drlven. .HOUSEHOLD: ,Air conditioner, .Westing- " house frostfree fridge,:Westinghouse24" ' electric stove. -matching G.E.,heovy.duty .washer,and,dryer„alIappllanws,look dike 4 new; small .microwave, Electrohome ,26" fioormodelcolour TV wlthetoreo,featuro and remade, Eureka .vacuum cleaner 1 w'power . head,. 5unbeam.keresenalwater, floormodel hi 91„cassette,adaptor-for 8 *rack, toaster.aven,,Philco,20",portable TV„now,micrawave stand, 'Kirby -vacuum cleaner 1..yr..uld,.Micro furnace, 2telectric heaters„modern ;chesterfield rand.chelr, lova,saat,cherterfteld.,doverrport,ando'wt- ching ,choir, -modern ,oval ,kitchen .,table .,with 4,matching,woaden.,chalrs, 9apiece rdlning,sutte,rtwfchingtglau.topscoffas .end ,tables .(new), iplatform .rocker," -1eetberet*e,r-eellner„niedern-woaden,bed .witkinee pring,and,metfress, laantlnen- t talslr.gle,bads, 2, drgssers,wlfh,mirrors, • .magchlne'chest ,of Ammar' tend ,Ammer „whh,ulnar,:rri�, ht,tablenaalrrplant:.table,,.,. `mpyazlne,tublo..nwdorn 3ladaysins c. 2 wllelrer.arm shalm,,,prembeek-rodter.,,hot- eom,for,flea,to„weltct board,irakgh),„&es-4'• alone ,pllla r ,ntanfe l ..aleck, ,,:>)aosy ;Cudrao clock, ,brass rplont ,stand, Imagism „end ,table, a ace s9,farltps•, table,IamPs• folio, fi .aawnshair,r,fonephonei 5•gaLsreck„other cracks.yptcnle table,Felectrledown Mosier., acarian tools Junin -chairs, 4oels.,tdfshes,1I 4glauware,.,,buddlhg, ,pots E „pens,.;plus .,•many.atherrltems., MOTE: This.khan,exseilent„madern,-clean 1offerlgg..plan-to attend. terms::l4ash,or:Chneee,Nrl*h,propor lrD. ,eABATI61lNi,8R ;RiichardJ#0.11b '.Ciin4o025 913 .tor ,Informat,lon Ahem; i,J,87,•6,$412 ,,ar.o yr4,26.7Z�24:afger d;;p.rn. LARGE AUCTION SALE .Antiques, ,appliances, furniture, :misc. Q Items•torbe,held' 81Richard Lobb's Auction Barn. Clinton for several local consignors and London home. SATURDAY, MAY 13 AT 10 .A R. Antique oak round,diningtabie w/round .centre .pedestal, claw feet, 2 leaves: modernxpooled;baby crib et/mattress like new,.maple:desk,-modern:officedesk, Lady Kenmore•heavy.duty,apt. size washer, 2 - withlte.30",alectricstoves.30",greamelec- tric stove,and•hood, Finlay.eyo,level oven, counter top stove, •ice,box, nir conditioner, roundoglass top:kitchen table, 2 cheater - .antique ,platform rocker, chrome table -and six chairs, chest freezer, round chrome table, drop, leaf table, 2 chester- fields,.brass-hall tree, wooden hall tree, maple floor .lamp, toffee & end tables, piano•stool, largestewing:or•lay:out table, mangle iron, 3.,axercise ,bicycles, card ,tables. 8 -.4x6-roof.skylights, email .vani- ty:and sink, Aladdin :lamp. 2 :all fames, hand„painted font.,box,sipring:and,mat- tress :like ,new, ereck. smell :appliances, large :offering ,of :dishes and :glassware, :pots 8.,pans. otc., children's toys, dining tens, poriabie.propane or:electric camp- . Ing fridge. eampinglights, lotsof,bedding, ,books, ,lawn furniture, -weight lifter's Bench, ;girl's ,blke .like new, •fertlfzer spreader„electric,lawn mower, gas•lawn mowers, ,brand ,new <portable .toilet for .camper :or .van, ,baby :buggy, high chair. ,play ,pen, 3 .wooden ,doors, .Plus ,many, .many items loo numerous to -mention. Terms Cash, or Cheque with ,proper I.D. AUCTIONEERS Riichard,Labb:anidrBurt Lobb :40324,$913 'CI Mon NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND .OTHERS In The Estate Of GILBERT JOSEPI'il MURRAY All persons having claims against THE ESTATE OF GILBERT JOSEPH :MURRAY, late. of the Village of Dublin in the County of Perth, who died on or about the 12th day of May 1988, are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the under signed on or before the 24th day of Moy 1989 after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then received. Dated at Seatorth. Ontario this 1st day of May. -1989 McCONNELL, STEWART & DEVEREAUX Barristers, &c., Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the executors 38. SERVICE DIRECTORY Fuel Oil Furnace Repair and Cleaning Paratchek's Maintenance Dublin 345-2235 HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES Evers 1rtursday al 12:31 p.n All classes of Irvesloc1 WE INVITE YOUR CONSIGNMENTS Victor Hargreaves Greg Hargreaves 481-7511 Clinton 2b1-26111 Hensall Barry Miller 230-1717 Exeter Cs 129-6205 Kirktuu Abattoir and Meat Market Hwy, 83 • 3'r, miles east of Exeter 235-1 123 Try us o CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING Kil Days - Tuesdays OUR SPECIALTY Horne cured and smoked meats processed exactly the way you like u 35. TENDERS WANTED TENDERS wanted tor dryWallmg on new home, price,per-aq, ft. to start June 12. Owner very fussy, must be professional. 482-7126 35-19-1 'Garden •Tiller Rentals Whhyi8uy .,, fient instead CAMPBELL'S HOME DECORATING -CENTRE Main St., Seaforth 527-1420 '`WWNSHIP .OF IIJCKERSMITh BACKHOE ..LOADER TENDER itlalsda gnfleraalclearly marifed,aeto:cen- 1antwwillJeemceiveg,by the,underslgned ,until 11 00, etm.,foneM00dlay,;May.u28.th, ttA89,torA8ft9kboe-LOader lwlth 14';D„lyg- ,Ipg,pypth.,T NIenfmllatbeaubnllUed,en tthhe T,otemelllp • Bader .F,orms,<avellable ,tromithemnstoolgeed. ImARSt.,or ,4pfy Mender -,riot :neegaaarlly ,accepted• Apit,1.Ria%gtiplect,tOathe Opputyal,oi the eMlnlstry ;sof Tsangpordatton ,a ;f nmmunll;ellans• ActdB 0ullon, vaget ;$jtperihtendent. O tWWPCIntlif Ile„ QBtarlo. 44(1Ka9GD 519.0.22-1.008.,or 10.3.410,219.423 'CARPET'MEANING tree Estilnailas ;'MP:B.ELJw S SOME AA,CORATING ENTRE ,Malne:St.,; eatorih fiR7'i420 YpluNNIbike.d'r11f ur .1000.0 +OR REASQNA LE : $ fi a i 111 r Rsi.n.J.o 1L!Iil+ tet 522IEJt j oitt I rat4xl 0AP.AAlttxPrli YOUNG We would like to sincerely thank our relatives and friends for their moral support cash dona- tions and the generous donations of food clothing, lodging ano household effects Thanks to Blyth and Goderich Fire Depart• ments tor their prompt action the staff ano students of the Huron County Board of Educa tion the staff of Signal -Star Publishing• Knox United Church Auburn: those who sponsored the Benefit Dance volunteer and community organizations. and the many other people who have helped In any way to lesson our loss A special thanks also to Mary Young ter sharing her home Because of you all we are able tc look to a brighter future THANK YOU Donald and Marie Young and family 39-19-nxe SEAFORTH HOSPITAL AUXILIARY On behalf of the Hospital Auxiliary to Seatorth Community Hospital we wish to thank the Merchants and Businesses for their generous donations and prizes. Special thanks to the Town of Seatorth, PUC Wayne Cronin of Jet Transport. Ross Ribey. IOOF Mr D Smith CEO of Seatorth Community Hospital and Mr F Tilley tor making the draws: to Irwin Johnston who acted as emcee: Marty Bedard and to everyone for their generous support in making our Penny Sale a successful one Thanks again. Margaret M Smale, President 39-19-1 DINSMORE I would like to thank the Junior Ringette team for an enjoyable winter season Special thanks to Sandra Turner and Bill Teall Thanks to all the parems tor their support and encouragement. The flowers were beautiful girls thanks so much Debbie Dinsmore 39-19-' ROSERTON The tamily of the late Frank Roberton wish to express sincere thanks to family, friends and neighbours for their support. charitable dona- tions. floral arrangements and expressions of sympathy Warm th.anks to staff of Westminster Towers London .and Seatorth Community Hospital, Rev Simpson and Cheryl -Ann Stadelbauer-Sampa Dr. Under. wood and Whitney Ribey Funeral Home for their kind words of comfort The Roberton family 39-19-x1 PETHICK • My sincere thanks to ambulance service Gary Betties and his attendant. Dr. Underwood and .staff, of Seatorth hospital for the excellent care I received.when I was there. Thanks also to the ones for visits, cards, flowers and boxes of fruit 1 received at the hospital and since coming home • Our thanks to neighbours, friends and relatives and,my family who came to help Grace In so many different ways Grace couldn't have done it without the help All your thoughtfulness was deeply ap. preciated. George Pethick 39-19-x1 KAY Special thanks to Drs Underwood, Matteis and Tamblyn and Seaforth hospital staff while I was a patient there Thanks to relatives. friends and neighbours for gifts, cards, visits and inquiries. Many thanks to Olive Smith and Helen and Edison McLean for their concern and help Thanks to Seatorth vet clinic staff for taking good care of Katie. Florence Kay 39 -19 -xi GOWAN We would like to thank our friends tor the ohs and flowers we received for our 25th wedding anniversary. Also thanks to the person or per- sons who decorated our home Larry and Bon- nie Gowan 39-19-x1 -RAYCRAFT-HiCKNELL We would like to thank everyone .who sup- ported us at our Buck & Doe Your kindness and generosity will always be remembered John Htcknell and Sheila Raycratt 39-18-1 COOPER I wish to thank my family, friends, neighbours and relatives for their visits, cards. flowers. gifts and treats while I was a patient at Seaforth Community Hospital and since retur- ning home. Special thanks to Doctors Wong. Rodney and Tamblyn and the nurses and staff at our hospital for their kindness and excellent care. Kathy Cooper 39-19-x1 SWINKELS I would like to thank all my friends, neighbours and relatives for your kindness during my hospital stay and since returning home. Thank you to Doctors Steed and Salisbury, nurses and staff at Clinton Hospital for your excellent care. A special thank you to Dr. Rodney. Betty Swinkels 39-19-1 SJHSGIRLS-BAND The Seaforth District High School Girls Band would like to thank everyone who donated money or other Items for their booth at the Spring Home and Garden Show. Your ,generosity is very much appreciated, Brenda Kenny, President, Band Booster Club. 39-19-1 .ROWDLIFFE My sincere thanks to Dr. Underwood, nurses, physiotherapy and staff of Seatorth Hospital Also ,to ,Dr..Aroiszewski, nurses and staff di Stratford Hospital. Thank .you tor flowers, gifts, poufs .and visits. Mary.Rowclitle. 39-10-1 TUAVISS I ,would like •to.tbank my family, relatives and iraertgls for,fiowersand,visiis. Special thanks to ,Doctors linderwood & Quinlan and nurses and,ilataff of tS,eaforth community .Hospii;al. •Everything.was.very.nntch•agpre5 ated. ViolaTravis's.-39-19-x1 ii#4.0.00E I w,otlld like.to41.agltagyerypaosicfl svamep it 4.oinypommunitytshower.onMoisi y-ovenlgg. , tits ,were4ll,v-ery,,04utlfuIand I had a t timerAyspecta6thanits:0,P,oris :Marlon, is ,.,' ,aljp, rhe Thelma .;and clean ,for :ail tilrl Ouf,AgAtVledylpope. .49.4 x1 43l Huron • from page 1 The response from the Director of Educa- tion Bob Allan was that more specific infor- mation is needed than 'was given by politi- cians in the throne speech, and administra- tion will have more information available for the next board meeting. He noted also that the board is on the record before the Ministry of Education as earlier having taken a position against junior kindergarten SPECIAL PROJECTS At its 1989 budget meeting last month trustees charged board administration with prioritizing special projects to allow for ex- penditures of $500,000 rather than a propos- ed $701,000. The board passed the new proposal by ad- ministration, which utilizes $500,000 to purchase. Technological studies equipment -$85,000. Central Huron Secondary School revitalization - $100,000. This is the full amount originally proposed. "We simply saw this as a priority item that we could not tamper with," said Director Bob Allan. This has been discussed since the spring of 1986. Included in the revitalization plans are the athletic field, rear parking lot, front drive, visitor parking, bus loading, window replacement, visual arts studio, painting and redecorating. Asphalt, paving and drainage projects lost $50,000, but retain $50,000 for 1989 works. An annual cycle for a continuous contribu- tion to this work was discussed. Priorities in 1989 include Huron Centennial, a portion of Robertson MPS, and SPS. Business studies equipment replacement was cut from $30,000 to $10,000. Computers for offices and libraries pro- posed at $33,000 were completely dropped, but can be purchased if necessary from capital allocations. $40,000 for elementary classroom computers was left, and will pro- vide one computer per 200 elementary pupils. Education centre projects were put on hold, and only $4,000 of the proposed $29,000 was kept in the special projects budget. Science lab renovations - $20,000; formula budget additions (textbooks and transporta- tion r - $47,000; music equipment $10,000: pilot projects in electronic music $7;500; and maintenance programs make up the balance, $20,000 for alarm systems was not made available. But trustee Tony McQuail noted that alarm systems save money in heat Checks and insurance. in addition to allow- ing the board "to be able to faster get on top of a fire or an intruder," A motion was passed "that administration proceed to put in alarms in a timely and cost effective manner." 39. CARD OF THANKS PHILLIPS Thank you very much everyone who sent cards balloons treats and flowers tor me when I was having my operation Thank yoL Mrs McIver and the grade 2 class at Si James for making me all the cards Thank you to Dr. Steed, Dr Salisbury, Dr. Rodney and the nurses at Clinton Public Hospital and tc everyone who came to visit. Steven Philips 39-19-1 SCHMIDT-VAN DRUNEN We would like to thank our family for organiz- ing and all the work that involved our Buck and Doe Thanks to everyone who came out and made the evening a super one Kelly Schmidt and Mike Van Drunen 39-19-x1 McDO W ELL I would like 10 thank all the people who remembered me during my recent stay at Seaforth Hospital The cards. flowers,' gitts and visits were greatly appreciated Special thanks to Dr Rodney .and all the Nursing Staff Your thoughtfulness will not be forgot- ten. Bill McDowell 39-19-xl 40. IN MEMORIAM CHESNEY In loving memory of a dear aunt Alma who passed away two years ago May 3. 1987 "Thy will be done" is hard to say; When one we loved has passed away. Some day, perhaps, we'll understand. When we meet in that better land Lovingly remembered by Ken, Deb. Tammy. Tracy and Kim. 40-19-x1 CHESNEY In loving memory of a dear sister-in-law Alma Marie Chesney who passed away May 3 1987 In our hearts your memory lingers. Sweetly, tender, fond and true There is not a day dear Aima, that we do not think of you Lovingly remembered by Virginia and family 40-19-1 HUGILL In loving memory of a clear husband. father and grandfather, Leverne Hugttl Who passed away fpur years ago, May 10, 1985 Your memory we treasure We oft times think of you. At our family get togethers, The missing link is you We talk and laugh and no one sees The pain we grin and bear, The heartache we all suffer. When we see your empty chair, But God who loves the world so much, Gives hope to all mankind, We will meet again in paradise. When God makes all things new Always remembered by wife Alma, children and grandchildren. 40-19-x 1 IS9NMIDT VANIRUJNFN The parents pl•Kellyr$ohn1idt and,Michael Van .prunen are pleased to anpolinpe;the•enga3$e- Ment pf their children. The marriage ,will tike ,place SatyrdaY, May 13, 18$9,at.3 o'clock,at $t, :Phys )( Church, 777 Valetta Street, Lpn- dpn; Qnt. 42-18,911 BEer8ADLEY • `EILL'PRESZCATOR 345.2564 t- .. _ ' 2394220 Office: 527 2540Mondey to Friday JIM `PRESZCATOR 482-7126 r(Menager) OFFICE: 5527 254O°Monday to Friday CONi mLeDk t3QFr-eM1ee 'Farm-:Enate-naaVEwste Sates Liquidation or -All Kinds CONBIONMENTB+WELCOME A.A It you think you have a drinking problem Alcoholics Anonymous has worked for millions. Call 527-1650 31-18-tf Doug Jacob & 14 allie Roto 271-7894 393-6214 32. VACATIONS ROME & MILAN Charter flights from $729 return plus tax Canadian tends - American 1ransau L10' 1 trori Detroit car rentals from $199. Call T & S Tours 1-800-265-0900 or 9365 32-19-bc COTTAGES FOR RENT Laketon:, super clean. fully equipped. We also have FAMILY CAMPING with three way hook-ups boat launch and rentals. new washrooms and showers being installed tor 1989 season. SILVER LAKE 7. & T. PARK. 12 miles east of Kincardine on Highway 9. Phone 395-3330 25-19-ttn GREAT FISHING or Summer Holiday at Rice Lake. Modern 2 and 3 bedroom cottages with hot water/shower. Sandy Beach, More fish per acre than any other lake. Oft season rates May 1 • June 24 and Aug 19 - Oct. 31 $295/$325 per week. Daily rates available Sunnymead Cottages. RR 3, Hastings. On- tario KOL. 1 YO (705) 696-2601 32-19-bc AUCTION REGISTER County •Df 1'iuro HUiRaki/NVI W Tenders are Invited for a Lawn and Garden Tractor with mower. Speeiflce. tions may obtained at the 'Main Of. Hee at Huronvlew'between Monday and Friday 8:00 to 4:30. Tenders will.be received up to June 20, 1989 at 2 o'clock. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted. Wayne Lester, Administrator Box 219, Hwy. 4 CLINTON, Ont. NOM 1L0 .3 :s . SERVICE DIRECTOR' ELECTROLYSIS - The removal of unwanted hair in the comfort of my own home CaII Ruby Shanahan, Bayfield•565-2795 38-16-4 McNAfRN ASPHALT SEALING root repairs chimney repairs, painting. slate repairs and cement work Phone 527-2335 38-18-3 1 39. CARD OF THANKS SAT.. MAY 13 AT 1:30 P.M.: Auction of quilts; homemade articles & donated item.:, to be held at the Mitchell Community Cen- tre for the Mitchell United Church. THURS., MAY 18 At 6:00 P.M.: Estate am tarn of appliances: antiques & household , f. ecta to be held at the Jacob Auction Cen• ire. 185 Herbert Si. in Mitchell for o Woodstock estate. 37. NOTICE TO CREDITORS HART LODGE, Halibunon Highlands. Varied accommodationsome with fireplaces, air conditioning TV's, 2 meals daily. tennis swimming pool, boats, watersports, sauna whirlpools, evening entertainment. Adult and 'Children s activities program Call ter tree brochure 1-800-461-7699 32-19-bc. • 33. EDUC TIONAL RICHARD .LOBE AUCTiON CALENDAR CLINTON 482-7898 4 THURS., MAY 11 AT 6:30 P.M.: 1 ractor, swathe; farm machinery, 1'r., miles west and 1i's miles north of Dublin for Mat and Martna Ciaessem SAT.. MAY 13 AT 10 A.M.: Antique round tabu • i w/claw root pedestal. antiques. rurniture and ai. pliances at Richard Lobh Auction Barn, Clinton (int y, WED., MAY 17 AT 6 P,M 1949 Cnev impai, 2 door hardtop, run onls 21.414 miles. excelien' A condition: modern furniture and appliances. ar•- 4 tiques. excellent condition, at the Brussels Aren, Y 101 the Estate 01 Noreen Eder 'f1 THURS., MAY 25 AT 6 P.M.: 3 old tractors, sma i y machinery, some antique household ru'niture u.' Clarence Allin. 114 north, 1 e east of Benmiltr'. SAT., MAY 27 AT 10 A.M.: Antiques modem re, niters and appliances at Richard Lobb s Baru, Clinton tor the Estate of Gertrude kaittink of Goderich 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the Estate of GILBERT HAZELWOOD All persons having claims against THE ESTATE OF GILBERT HAZELWOOD, late of the Village of Egmondville in the County of Huronwho died on or about the 2nd day of April 1989 are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 24th day of May 1989, otter which date the assets will be distributed hay- ing regard only to claims then received Doted of Seaforth. Ontario this 26th day of April 1989 McCONNELL, STEWART & DEVEREAUX Barristers. &c.. Seatorth, Ontario Solicitors for the executor YOUF FUTURE starts with ...Tri -County Track Driver Training. Established In 1978. lob search assistance available. daytime. evening and weekend courses. Course Fee tax dedubtible 1-800-265-0400 33-19-bc Learn AUCTIONEERING at the. Southwestern Ontario School of Auctioneering. Next class June 10-17/89 For information contact Southwestern Ontario School of Auctioneer- . tog, RR 5, Woodstock, Ont. N4S 7V9. (519) 537-2115 33-19-bc. TRANSPORT DRIVER Training for class"A" licence. No experience necessary. Proven job placement assistance. Markel Institute of Pro- fessional Transport Training, Guelph, . 1-800-265-7173 33-19-bc FREE 1989 guide to study -at-home cor- respondence 'Diploma courses for prestigious careers: Accounting, An -conditioning, Book- keeping, Business, Cosmetology, Electronics Legal/Medical Secretary, Psychology, Travel Granton (5A) 263 Adelaide W.. Toronto 1-800-268-1121 33-19-bc 34. AUCTION SALES ESTATE AUCTION SALE 1969 Chev-Impolaicar„modernappllances, furniture. antiques,.etc: to,be haldat the Drussels.Arena forthe•ESTATE OF NOREEN EDER:of Brussels WEDNESDAY, MA 17 AT 6'PiM1. CAR: 1969 Chov.impala, 2 door hardtop. 927 V8 _automatic. P.S., P.B.. like .new, never,winfer,drlven. .HOUSEHOLD: ,Air conditioner, .Westing- " house frostfree fridge,:Westinghouse24" ' electric stove. -matching G.E.,heovy.duty .washer,and,dryer„alIappllanws,look dike 4 new; small .microwave, Electrohome ,26" fioormodelcolour TV wlthetoreo,featuro and remade, Eureka .vacuum cleaner 1 w'power . head,. 5unbeam.keresenalwater, floormodel hi 91„cassette,adaptor-for 8 *rack, toaster.aven,,Philco,20",portable TV„now,micrawave stand, 'Kirby -vacuum cleaner 1..yr..uld,.Micro furnace, 2telectric heaters„modern ;chesterfield rand.chelr, lova,saat,cherterfteld.,doverrport,ando'wt- ching ,choir, -modern ,oval ,kitchen .,table .,with 4,matching,woaden.,chalrs, 9apiece rdlning,sutte,rtwfchingtglau.topscoffas .end ,tables .(new), iplatform .rocker," -1eetberet*e,r-eellner„niedern-woaden,bed .witkinee pring,and,metfress, laantlnen- t talslr.gle,bads, 2, drgssers,wlfh,mirrors, • .magchlne'chest ,of Ammar' tend ,Ammer „whh,ulnar,:rri�, ht,tablenaalrrplant:.table,,.,. `mpyazlne,tublo..nwdorn 3ladaysins c. 2 wllelrer.arm shalm,,,prembeek-rodter.,,hot- eom,for,flea,to„weltct board,irakgh),„&es-4'• alone ,pllla r ,ntanfe l ..aleck, ,,:>)aosy ;Cudrao clock, ,brass rplont ,stand, Imagism „end ,table, a ace s9,farltps•, table,IamPs• folio, fi .aawnshair,r,fonephonei 5•gaLsreck„other cracks.yptcnle table,Felectrledown Mosier., acarian tools Junin -chairs, 4oels.,tdfshes,1I 4glauware,.,,buddlhg, ,pots E „pens,.;plus .,•many.atherrltems., MOTE: This.khan,exseilent„madern,-clean 1offerlgg..plan-to attend. terms::l4ash,or:Chneee,Nrl*h,propor lrD. ,eABATI61lNi,8R ;RiichardJ#0.11b '.Ciin4o025 913 .tor ,Informat,lon Ahem; i,J,87,•6,$412 ,,ar.o yr4,26.7Z�24:afger d;;p.rn. LARGE AUCTION SALE .Antiques, ,appliances, furniture, :misc. Q Items•torbe,held' 81Richard Lobb's Auction Barn. Clinton for several local consignors and London home. SATURDAY, MAY 13 AT 10 .A R. Antique oak round,diningtabie w/round .centre .pedestal, claw feet, 2 leaves: modernxpooled;baby crib et/mattress like new,.maple:desk,-modern:officedesk, Lady Kenmore•heavy.duty,apt. size washer, 2 - withlte.30",alectricstoves.30",greamelec- tric stove,and•hood, Finlay.eyo,level oven, counter top stove, •ice,box, nir conditioner, roundoglass top:kitchen table, 2 cheater - .antique ,platform rocker, chrome table -and six chairs, chest freezer, round chrome table, drop, leaf table, 2 chester- fields,.brass-hall tree, wooden hall tree, maple floor .lamp, toffee & end tables, piano•stool, largestewing:or•lay:out table, mangle iron, 3.,axercise ,bicycles, card ,tables. 8 -.4x6-roof.skylights, email .vani- ty:and sink, Aladdin :lamp. 2 :all fames, hand„painted font.,box,sipring:and,mat- tress :like ,new, ereck. smell :appliances, large :offering ,of :dishes and :glassware, :pots 8.,pans. otc., children's toys, dining tens, poriabie.propane or:electric camp- . Ing fridge. eampinglights, lotsof,bedding, ,books, ,lawn furniture, -weight lifter's Bench, ;girl's ,blke .like new, •fertlfzer spreader„electric,lawn mower, gas•lawn mowers, ,brand ,new <portable .toilet for .camper :or .van, ,baby :buggy, high chair. ,play ,pen, 3 .wooden ,doors, .Plus ,many, .many items loo numerous to -mention. Terms Cash, or Cheque with ,proper I.D. AUCTIONEERS Riichard,Labb:anidrBurt Lobb :40324,$913 'CI Mon NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND .OTHERS In The Estate Of GILBERT JOSEPI'il MURRAY All persons having claims against THE ESTATE OF GILBERT JOSEPH :MURRAY, late. of the Village of Dublin in the County of Perth, who died on or about the 12th day of May 1988, are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the under signed on or before the 24th day of Moy 1989 after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then received. Dated at Seatorth. Ontario this 1st day of May. -1989 McCONNELL, STEWART & DEVEREAUX Barristers, &c., Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the executors 38. SERVICE DIRECTORY Fuel Oil Furnace Repair and Cleaning Paratchek's Maintenance Dublin 345-2235 HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES Evers 1rtursday al 12:31 p.n All classes of Irvesloc1 WE INVITE YOUR CONSIGNMENTS Victor Hargreaves Greg Hargreaves 481-7511 Clinton 2b1-26111 Hensall Barry Miller 230-1717 Exeter Cs 129-6205 Kirktuu Abattoir and Meat Market Hwy, 83 • 3'r, miles east of Exeter 235-1 123 Try us o CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING Kil Days - Tuesdays OUR SPECIALTY Horne cured and smoked meats processed exactly the way you like u 35. TENDERS WANTED TENDERS wanted tor dryWallmg on new home, price,per-aq, ft. to start June 12. Owner very fussy, must be professional. 482-7126 35-19-1 'Garden •Tiller Rentals Whhyi8uy .,, fient instead CAMPBELL'S HOME DECORATING -CENTRE Main St., Seaforth 527-1420 '`WWNSHIP .OF IIJCKERSMITh BACKHOE ..LOADER TENDER itlalsda gnfleraalclearly marifed,aeto:cen- 1antwwillJeemceiveg,by the,underslgned ,until 11 00, etm.,foneM00dlay,;May.u28.th, ttA89,torA8ft9kboe-LOader lwlth 14';D„lyg- ,Ipg,pypth.,T NIenfmllatbeaubnllUed,en tthhe T,otemelllp • Bader .F,orms,<avellable ,tromithemnstoolgeed. ImARSt.,or ,4pfy Mender -,riot :neegaaarlly ,accepted• Apit,1.Ria%gtiplect,tOathe Opputyal,oi the eMlnlstry ;sof Tsangpordatton ,a ;f nmmunll;ellans• ActdB 0ullon, vaget ;$jtperihtendent. O tWWPCIntlif Ile„ QBtarlo. 44(1Ka9GD 519.0.22-1.008.,or 10.3.410,219.423 'CARPET'MEANING tree Estilnailas ;'MP:B.ELJw S SOME AA,CORATING ENTRE ,Malne:St.,; eatorih fiR7'i420 YpluNNIbike.d'r11f ur .1000.0 +OR REASQNA LE : $ fi a i 111 r Rsi.n.J.o 1L!Iil+ tet 522IEJt j oitt I rat4xl 0AP.AAlttxPrli YOUNG We would like to sincerely thank our relatives and friends for their moral support cash dona- tions and the generous donations of food clothing, lodging ano household effects Thanks to Blyth and Goderich Fire Depart• ments tor their prompt action the staff ano students of the Huron County Board of Educa tion the staff of Signal -Star Publishing• Knox United Church Auburn: those who sponsored the Benefit Dance volunteer and community organizations. and the many other people who have helped In any way to lesson our loss A special thanks also to Mary Young ter sharing her home Because of you all we are able tc look to a brighter future THANK YOU Donald and Marie Young and family 39-19-nxe SEAFORTH HOSPITAL AUXILIARY On behalf of the Hospital Auxiliary to Seatorth Community Hospital we wish to thank the Merchants and Businesses for their generous donations and prizes. Special thanks to the Town of Seatorth, PUC Wayne Cronin of Jet Transport. Ross Ribey. IOOF Mr D Smith CEO of Seatorth Community Hospital and Mr F Tilley tor making the draws: to Irwin Johnston who acted as emcee: Marty Bedard and to everyone for their generous support in making our Penny Sale a successful one Thanks again. Margaret M Smale, President 39-19-1 DINSMORE I would like to thank the Junior Ringette team for an enjoyable winter season Special thanks to Sandra Turner and Bill Teall Thanks to all the parems tor their support and encouragement. The flowers were beautiful girls thanks so much Debbie Dinsmore 39-19-' ROSERTON The tamily of the late Frank Roberton wish to express sincere thanks to family, friends and neighbours for their support. charitable dona- tions. floral arrangements and expressions of sympathy Warm th.anks to staff of Westminster Towers London .and Seatorth Community Hospital, Rev Simpson and Cheryl -Ann Stadelbauer-Sampa Dr. Under. wood and Whitney Ribey Funeral Home for their kind words of comfort The Roberton family 39-19-x1 PETHICK • My sincere thanks to ambulance service Gary Betties and his attendant. Dr. Underwood and .staff, of Seatorth hospital for the excellent care I received.when I was there. Thanks also to the ones for visits, cards, flowers and boxes of fruit 1 received at the hospital and since coming home • Our thanks to neighbours, friends and relatives and,my family who came to help Grace In so many different ways Grace couldn't have done it without the help All your thoughtfulness was deeply ap. preciated. George Pethick 39-19-x1 KAY Special thanks to Drs Underwood, Matteis and Tamblyn and Seaforth hospital staff while I was a patient there Thanks to relatives. friends and neighbours for gifts, cards, visits and inquiries. Many thanks to Olive Smith and Helen and Edison McLean for their concern and help Thanks to Seatorth vet clinic staff for taking good care of Katie. Florence Kay 39 -19 -xi GOWAN We would like to thank our friends tor the ohs and flowers we received for our 25th wedding anniversary. Also thanks to the person or per- sons who decorated our home Larry and Bon- nie Gowan 39-19-x1 -RAYCRAFT-HiCKNELL We would like to thank everyone .who sup- ported us at our Buck & Doe Your kindness and generosity will always be remembered John Htcknell and Sheila Raycratt 39-18-1 COOPER I wish to thank my family, friends, neighbours and relatives for their visits, cards. flowers. gifts and treats while I was a patient at Seaforth Community Hospital and since retur- ning home. Special thanks to Doctors Wong. Rodney and Tamblyn and the nurses and staff at our hospital for their kindness and excellent care. Kathy Cooper 39-19-x1 SWINKELS I would like to thank all my friends, neighbours and relatives for your kindness during my hospital stay and since returning home. Thank you to Doctors Steed and Salisbury, nurses and staff at Clinton Hospital for your excellent care. A special thank you to Dr. Rodney. Betty Swinkels 39-19-1 SJHSGIRLS-BAND The Seaforth District High School Girls Band would like to thank everyone who donated money or other Items for their booth at the Spring Home and Garden Show. Your ,generosity is very much appreciated, Brenda Kenny, President, Band Booster Club. 39-19-1 .ROWDLIFFE My sincere thanks to Dr. Underwood, nurses, physiotherapy and staff of Seatorth Hospital Also ,to ,Dr..Aroiszewski, nurses and staff di Stratford Hospital. Thank .you tor flowers, gifts, poufs .and visits. Mary.Rowclitle. 39-10-1 TUAVISS I ,would like •to.tbank my family, relatives and iraertgls for,fiowersand,visiis. Special thanks to ,Doctors linderwood & Quinlan and nurses and,ilataff of tS,eaforth community .Hospii;al. •Everything.was.very.nntch•agpre5 ated. ViolaTravis's.-39-19-x1 ii#4.0.00E I w,otlld like.to41.agltagyerypaosicfl svamep it 4.oinypommunitytshower.onMoisi y-ovenlgg. , tits ,were4ll,v-ery,,04utlfuIand I had a t timerAyspecta6thanits:0,P,oris :Marlon, is ,.,' ,aljp, rhe Thelma .;and clean ,for :ail tilrl Ouf,AgAtVledylpope. .49.4 x1 43l Huron • from page 1 The response from the Director of Educa- tion Bob Allan was that more specific infor- mation is needed than 'was given by politi- cians in the throne speech, and administra- tion will have more information available for the next board meeting. He noted also that the board is on the record before the Ministry of Education as earlier having taken a position against junior kindergarten SPECIAL PROJECTS At its 1989 budget meeting last month trustees charged board administration with prioritizing special projects to allow for ex- penditures of $500,000 rather than a propos- ed $701,000. The board passed the new proposal by ad- ministration, which utilizes $500,000 to purchase. Technological studies equipment -$85,000. Central Huron Secondary School revitalization - $100,000. This is the full amount originally proposed. "We simply saw this as a priority item that we could not tamper with," said Director Bob Allan. This has been discussed since the spring of 1986. Included in the revitalization plans are the athletic field, rear parking lot, front drive, visitor parking, bus loading, window replacement, visual arts studio, painting and redecorating. Asphalt, paving and drainage projects lost $50,000, but retain $50,000 for 1989 works. An annual cycle for a continuous contribu- tion to this work was discussed. Priorities in 1989 include Huron Centennial, a portion of Robertson MPS, and SPS. Business studies equipment replacement was cut from $30,000 to $10,000. Computers for offices and libraries pro- posed at $33,000 were completely dropped, but can be purchased if necessary from capital allocations. $40,000 for elementary classroom computers was left, and will pro- vide one computer per 200 elementary pupils. Education centre projects were put on hold, and only $4,000 of the proposed $29,000 was kept in the special projects budget. Science lab renovations - $20,000; formula budget additions (textbooks and transporta- tion r - $47,000; music equipment $10,000: pilot projects in electronic music $7;500; and maintenance programs make up the balance, $20,000 for alarm systems was not made available. But trustee Tony McQuail noted that alarm systems save money in heat Checks and insurance. in addition to allow- ing the board "to be able to faster get on top of a fire or an intruder," A motion was passed "that administration proceed to put in alarms in a timely and cost effective manner." 39. CARD OF THANKS PHILLIPS Thank you very much everyone who sent cards balloons treats and flowers tor me when I was having my operation Thank yoL Mrs McIver and the grade 2 class at Si James for making me all the cards Thank you to Dr. Steed, Dr Salisbury, Dr. Rodney and the nurses at Clinton Public Hospital and tc everyone who came to visit. Steven Philips 39-19-1 SCHMIDT-VAN DRUNEN We would like to thank our family for organiz- ing and all the work that involved our Buck and Doe Thanks to everyone who came out and made the evening a super one Kelly Schmidt and Mike Van Drunen 39-19-x1 McDO W ELL I would like 10 thank all the people who remembered me during my recent stay at Seaforth Hospital The cards. flowers,' gitts and visits were greatly appreciated Special thanks to Dr Rodney .and all the Nursing Staff Your thoughtfulness will not be forgot- ten. Bill McDowell 39-19-xl 40. IN MEMORIAM CHESNEY In loving memory of a dear aunt Alma who passed away two years ago May 3. 1987 "Thy will be done" is hard to say; When one we loved has passed away. Some day, perhaps, we'll understand. When we meet in that better land Lovingly remembered by Ken, Deb. Tammy. Tracy and Kim. 40-19-x1 CHESNEY In loving memory of a dear sister-in-law Alma Marie Chesney who passed away May 3 1987 In our hearts your memory lingers. Sweetly, tender, fond and true There is not a day dear Aima, that we do not think of you Lovingly remembered by Virginia and family 40-19-1 HUGILL In loving memory of a clear husband. father and grandfather, Leverne Hugttl Who passed away fpur years ago, May 10, 1985 Your memory we treasure We oft times think of you. At our family get togethers, The missing link is you We talk and laugh and no one sees The pain we grin and bear, The heartache we all suffer. When we see your empty chair, But God who loves the world so much, Gives hope to all mankind, We will meet again in paradise. When God makes all things new Always remembered by wife Alma, children and grandchildren. 40-19-x 1 IS9NMIDT VANIRUJNFN The parents pl•Kellyr$ohn1idt and,Michael Van .prunen are pleased to anpolinpe;the•enga3$e- Ment pf their children. The marriage ,will tike ,place SatyrdaY, May 13, 18$9,at.3 o'clock,at $t, :Phys )( Church, 777 Valetta Street, Lpn- dpn; Qnt. 42-18,911