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21. WANTED TO BUY'
AN FIOUE glass paperweights and other anti-
ques. $$$ Call Steve 527-0211 Friday even-
ings or weekends. 21-37-x52
OLD GLASS, china and wooden furniture,
beds, dressers, tables, chairs, etc. Phone
527-2095. 21-23-x3
26. APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
ONE BEDROOM apartment. Available March
1, Phone 527-0877. Also two bedroom apart-
ment, Available April 1st. No pets.
References. Phone 527-0877. 26.23-tf
SPACIOUS one bedroom apartments in Clin-
ton. Rent includes heat, hydro, fridge, stove
and shared washer and dryer. Available im-
mediately, Cali Liz or Pat 482-3981. 26-23-tf
MAXWELL Apartments - Bachelor apart-
ments, rent from 5238.00 to $315.00 per
month. Call 393-6921 26-23-8
BRAND NEW bachelor apartment. Fridge and
stove included, Available July 1. 527-0420 or
522-1323. 26-23-3
127. FOR SALE
OR RENT
NEW AND USED Satellite Systems, rent or
lease to own with easy monthly payments;
also, repairs to all makes. L. & A Southwest
Satellite, day or night 524-9595. 27-23-tf
29. FOR RENT
eat
THREE BEDROOM country house for rent,
close to Clinton, carpeted throughout, pro-
pane heated, large fenced lot. Available July
15, 482-3518. 29-23-3
OOM 3e;CARD
REQ1RED
Room and Board for responsible
sevterRteetl year old mate student
in Seaforth or area.
FAMILY ABS® CHILDREN'S SERVICES
OOERICH
1.800.265.5198
31. NOTICE
A.A. if you think you have a drinking problem
Alcoholics Anonymous has worked ^for a
millions. Calf 527-1650. 31.23-tf
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34. AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
Of appliances; antiques 8, household of
fects to be held at the Jacob Auction
Centre, 183 Herbert St. in Mitchell on
THURSDAY, JUNE 15
AT 6:00 P.M.
INCLUDING: Admiral stocking washer
and dryer (almond); G.E. 30" electric
stove with black door; RCA frost free
fridge {gold); Panasonic microwave;
Coldapot deep freeze; Elecfrohome
dehumidifier; double pedestal dining
room table 6 6 chain; china cabinet;
corner curio cabinet; Kroahler chest -a-
bed; French Provincial chesterfield b
chair; White sewing machine in stand;
steel bed with brass trim; washstand;
blanket box; dressers: coffee & end
tables; beds; cool oil lamps; bedding;
small electrical appliances; some good
dishes; Sears tread -mill; hand & garden
tools; a & D sander; 3/8" drill; sabre
sow; flat irons; 20' aluminum extension
ladder; aluminum wheelbarrow; Arlene
4 H.P. roto -tiller; metal fencing for dog
run, In sections; and host of misc. Items.
This is a good clean offering. Plan to
attend.
PROP.: Jim 8 Emily Armstrong, with
additions.
AUCTIONEERS
Doug Jacob
&
Wallie Ross
33. EDUCATIONAL
YOUR FUTURE starts with ...Tri -County
Track Driver Training. Established in 1978,
job search assistance available, daytime,
evening and weekend courses. Course Fee
tax dedubtible 1-800-265-0400. 33-23-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. 33-23-bc
FREE: 1989 guide to study -at-home cor-
respondence Diploma courses for prestigious
careers: Accounting, Airconditioning, Book-
keeping, Business, Cosmetology, Electronics,
Legal/Medicat Secretary, Psychology, Travel.
Granton (5A) 263 Adelaide W, Toronto.
1-800-268-1121. 33 -23 -be
34. AUCTION SALES
CLEARING AUCTION
Of Appliances, Furniture, Woodworking
Equipment & Misc. Items to be hid west
of Seeforth on the Harpurhey Road
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14
AT 5:00 P.M.
HOUSEHOLD: Frigidaire frost free fridge fe
mo. old), B.E. 30 inch electric stove with
black door, Woods apt. sited -deep freeze
(1 yr. old), Maytag automatic washer 4
dryer, Electrobome color portable T.V.
with remote control, Alr King
dehumidifier, koshsr$ dining room suite
with buffet & hufeh six cane back chain
end table, floral dentedield & chair fs mo.
old). French Provincial chesterfield &.chair,
Krug and Knechtel three piece bedroom
suites. those recliner theirs (as new). pair
of walnut end tables. coffee &.end tables,
aeons* kitchen suite, bedding, smell ,elec-
tric appliances, pots & pans, mirrors, mar- 't
bis top lamp table. lamp!. Cooly card
table & 6 chain, New Haven mantel clock,
desk & chair. coal ell lamp. and muchmore.
WOODWORKING EQUIPMENT A MISC.:
Mensal h.p. anowblawer, Clipper 3% h.p.
gas mower, RadtwnelLasever 6lndt jahatar-
planer. Craftsman table sow, Jet 16 •peed'
drill press, Shopereft 10 inch bendsaw, %
h.p. Campbell elr compressor, ?Albite disc
grinder, Wen sender, dell belt gander,
Brown spray Dun, large selection dlhand
tools. wheelbarrow, garden tools and
many supplies Including wood used ter the
Wolin making trade.,
Plan to attend- thin exceptionally clean
ale of household Hams and tools.; Mr. 1,
tloglll hes baton mak tng,violins •for many
years and hes many Manu pertetnIng to
that trade.
Prop: Joseph T. HtegIll
AUCTIONEIRs
Drum Jacob -111-7894
Willie Roes -139-5077
AUCTION
Esc
"CASH & CARRY"
SALE
HWY. 21 3 MILES SOUTH OF GRAND SEND
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, 10.6 PM
STOCK LiQUIDATIORN OF A A.AROE STORE
EVEPYTNINO WILL ME SOLD
HALF PRICE OR LESS
Parker & Milton Bradley games for the whole
family, Playskool baby toys & rattles, beach
supplies such as balls, floats, sand &water
toys, kites, sunglasses & visors, head bands,
children's books &puzzles, mats, Doodle art,
school supplies, school bags, math sets,
paper, Crayola crayons & chalk, chalk boards,
pencil cases, sharpeners, erasers, Gremlin
school sets, pens, pencils, Karate Kid & Nlnja
setstMlfidCrtmchfes; be119; Trtteks; tars, 'gems,
Glo Friends & Nerfu& galore, Sylvanian
Families, child's video tapes, beach bags, pic-
ture frames, musical dolls, bingo markers,
wallets, home burglar alarms, kitchen utensils,
pots & pans, knife sets, hardware, paper &
plastic table clothes, napkins, dollies, candles,
ribbons, bows, tarps, combs, crystal, duck jars
& mugs, ruck sacks, sponges, razors, cookie
jars, hand tools, cosmetics, Clocks, watches,
office accessories, cash register & calculator
tapes, Liquid Paper, labels, peg board hooks,
Teacher's Bulletin Board Sets, stuffed toys,
scissors, ant killer, etc., etc.
AUCTIONEERS
PAT & PHYLLIS LYON
243-2713
LARGE
AUCTION SALE
3 incinerators for Huron Board of Educa-
tion; boat; antiques; furniture; ap-
pliances; etc. to be held at Richard
Lobb's Auction Harn, Clinton. Complete
contents of Ooderteh home plus good
addRlons on
SATU,RDAY, JUNE 10
AT 10:00 A.M.
INCINERATORS: 3 incinerators of
various ages and aims from Huron
County schools. No reserve.
HOUSEHOLD: Curio cabinet; bowed
glass china cabinet; 9 pc. dining room
suite; 4 matching pressback chain; an-
tique pump organ; drop leaf dining
table w/4 matching chain; oval drop
leaf kitchen table w/4snatching chain;
2 door wardrobe; 2 modern bedroom
suites; modern sectional chesterfield,
Menem,: modern Rattan loveseat w/2
matching chairs: 2 matching high back
fan style Rattan drain w/ottoman; cap.
tale's chair; wicker arm chairs modern
rocker: 3 trunks; Caboose stove:
treadle sewing machine; cedar chest;
cedar bkinket box; smoker's stand;
small tables; 3 older chesterfields:
large modern end table; recliner choir;
2 floor lamps; % size box spring and
mattress; double box spring and mat.
tress; 2 dahumldiffa►'s; humidifier;
wringer washer; 2 vacuum eleaneru
square model fridge: beer McBee; clwst
lreez+r approx. 15 cu. ft.: 24" electric
stove; 21" electric stove; older 3 pc.
bedroom suite; QMhllco colour T,V.:'12" •
8 4 W T,V.; 3 lanterns; 12 nillk#ottles
with nam.: 2 Clinton' CP cream can:
milk can;=a few occupied 4epaq;pieces;
*oval Allier, cups -& saucers; crock; bear
teary; dieihes..sind glassing,* including en -
Haus ,places; small appliances: kid's
*Gallo pads; 11' Inflatable, boat. cost
$240.00 new; picnic tabler2:push lawn
mowers: =wheel .borrow; ;igdlas' •bike;
antique :beam •,yprJnp ,tool. plectrlc
snowblower: electrila:sJiprdger fri818181;
-plus ollhe r-tools:pluir othee items: 2,wln-
dowx a4".,444".
'TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper i:D,
AUCTIONEERS
i'R1chlillird •Jaabb
7
Awl ;Lobb
4004090
34. AUCTION SALES
REG BARLEY RILL PRESZCATOR
145.2564 '. 233-3220
Office: 527-2540 Monday to Friday
JIM PRESZCATOR
482-7126 (Manager)
OFFICE: 527-2540 Monday to Friday
Fame - Estate - Real Estate Salsa
Liquidation of All Kinds
CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME
Doug Jacob & Waffle Ross
271-7894 or 393-6214
AUCTION REGISTER
WED., JUNE 7 AT 5.00 P.M., Estate auc-
tion of antiques; appliances & household ef-
fects to be held at 22 Marlborough St, en Mit-
chell for the Estate of the Late Ruth Tana,
WED., JUNE 14 AT 5:00 P.M., Clearing
auction of appliances; took & woodworking
equipment; and household effects to be held
West of Seqforth on the Harpur&ey Road for
Joseph T. Hugall,
THURS., JUNE 15 AT 6000 P.M.: Auction
of appliances; antiques; & household heats
to be held at the Jacob Auction Centre, 185
Herbert Se. in Mitchell for Jim and Emily
Armstrong.
RICHARD LOSR
AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON 482-7898
THURS., ;UNE 8 AT 6 P.M.: Tractor, com-
bine, swather, machinery, 21/2 miles north, 1h
mile west of Seaforth for Ray Harrison.
SAT., JUNE 10 AT 10 A.M.: Appliances, fur-
niture, antiques at Richard Lobb's Auction
Bam, Clinton for Alvin Proctor plus other con-
signors. 5 incinerators from Huron Board of
Education schools.
SAT., JUNE 17 AT 10 A.M.: Riding mower,
large modem dining suite and bedroom
suites, appliances, furniture, etc. to be held
at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton for
s Mrs. Emerson Kyle of Kippen, No additions,
SAT., JUNE 24 AT 9 A.M.: Old machine shop
lathes and equipment; old car parts; old signs;
tools and garage equipment;, 2 tractors; 3
wheel ATC; antiques; etc.; large offering at
Mark's Garage in Walton, Established in
1925. Nelson and Maxine Marks.
35. TENDERS WANTED
19.011.0V:rr;OWNSHIP,,...
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders to be called two ways for this
fob of Road Construction.
#1. The contractor aspons.ofe for
Mooing, hauling and spreading of road
bending material. Under item #1
Hellett Twp. will supply material.
#2. The contractor to supply. load, haul
and spread the clay and 8 grovel need-
ed for the road construction.
We would be using approximately
12,000 No. yds. of Iterated and 3,000 cu.
yds. of clay for the Road Construction
in Hellen Twp. Work to start around
the 14th of August 1989. Contact the
Road Superintendent for tender forms,
and they must be received by the Road
Superintendent containing a certified
Cheque of 10% of the enclosed bid by
4 p.m.. June 20, 1989. Lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted and
must be approved by MTC.
Jim Johnston., ed. Supt.
Londesbero. Ont. NOM 2140
523-4404
TENDERS
HURON COUNTY BOARD
OF EDUCATION
TENDERS ARE INVITED FOR THE
FOLLOWING:
-PART 1 - DRAINAGE AND PAVING
- HURON CENTENNIAL
SCHOOL, BRUCEFIELD
PART 2 - DRAINAGE
- ROBERTSON MEMORIAL
SCHOOL, GODERJCH
The work includes approximately;
- 528lineal metres of 150 mm to 200 mm
sub -drains
- 360 m2 of earth excavation
- 750 tonnes of granular backfill
- 250 tonnes o1 hot mix asphalt
as wall as other work Incidental thereto.
Plans, specifications,znd tender forms
may be obtained from the office of the
Huron County Board of Education, 103
Albert Street, Clinton, Ontario, NOM 110,
and the office of B. M. Ross and
Associates Limited, 62 North Street,
Goderlch, Ontario, N7A 2T4.
Deadline for tender submission la
1:00 p.m., June 23, ;19119.
A certified cheque In the amount of
$2,000.00 must accompany•each:bid.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
3$11 SERVICE
DIRECTORY
Fuel <t)il FurnaGIe
ftepair,andR Cleaning
• Paratchek°s Maintenance
i>Lblfn'346?35
HFNSALL LIVESTOCK
SALES
Every Thursday at 12:30 p.m.
All classes of livestock
WE INVITE YOUR CONSIGNMENTS
Victor Hargreaves Greg Hargreaves
482-7511 Clinton 262-2619 Hensall
Barry Miller
236-2717 Exeter & 229-6205 Kirkton
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VEA LS
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 fike it.
HOWATT-
CONSTRUCTION
Concrete and General Contracting
•FOUNDATIONS •SIDEWALKS
•DRIVEWAYS •FLOORING
R.R. 1/1 AUBURN, ONT. NOM 1E0
(519) 5234338
PAINTING
DECORATING
p PAPERHANGING
Interior and Exterior
FREE ESTIMATES
GARY BANNON
PHONE 527-1582 After 6:00 P.M.
Or Campbell's Home Centre 527-1420
139. CARD OF Ti -IA; KS
HOEGY
We wish to thank our family for their planning
and thanks to our relatives, friends and
neighbors for their good wishes. You made
our day very special. Lavern & Greta Hoegy,
39-23-1
BRUCEFIELD FIRE Department would like to
thank everyone who supported them on their
very successful Old Fashioned Breakfast and
Bake Sale. See you ail on September 9, 1989.
39-23-1
WATSON
We would like to thank all of our family, friends
and neighbours for the flowers, cards, gifts
and visits during our stay in hospital and since
returning home, everything was gratefully ap-
preciated, ,dim, Shelton 'and-Brent'»Watson,
39-23-1
JORGENNSON
I wish to thank my wife, neighbours and
friends for visits, cards and gifts I received
while a patient at University Hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Wong and my friend Nathan
Kruse. Thank you so much. Tom. 39-23x1
McNICHOL
We wish to thank our family for the lovely din-
ner served in honour of our 45th Wedding An-
niversary and also Ralph's birthday. Special
thanks to those who prepared the luscious
chicken barbecue. Thank you'also for the gifts
and cards. it was all very much appreciated.
Ralph and Anna. 39-23x1
DANCE FOR HEART was a great success,
Thanks' to everyone who helped and the mer-
chants who donated prizes, most of all to the
participants who raised $4,976.50 for the
Heart and Stroke Foundation. Druscilla
Leitch, co-ordinator Dance for Heart, 39-23-1
PHILLIPS
Special thanks to Dr. Rodney, Dr. Wong and
Dr. Underwood on my recent surgery. Sincere
thanks to Legion, friends and relatives for the
kind greetings and visits, words cannot, ex-
press thanks to the nurses and staff of
Seaforth Community Hospital, it was a first
class ride all the way. Thanks sincerely, Frank
Phillips. 39-23-1
40. IN MEMORIAM -
HACKWELL
In loving memory of our son and brother, Jef-
frey, who died so suddenly 10 years ago, June
11, 1979.
A son is one of the nicest things,
That can happen to anyone.
He is someone to laugh, to share with,
To work with and join in the fun.
He is someone when you need a warm smile,
He is someone who will quietly listen
When you Just want to talk for awhile.
A son stays close to you always,
For he's someone who is always a part
Of all the favourite memories
That you keep withip your heart,
Jeff, you were ail the things that made a son
so special.
Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by
Mom, Dad , Blaine and Craig. 40-23-x1
TOWNSEND
In loving memory of a dear father and grand-
father, who passed away June 0, 1988.
This month comes with deep regrets
it brings back the day we will never forget
We think of you in silence,
And often speok your name,
All we have lee memories
And a picture In o frame,
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
And silent tears will flow,
For what ft meant to lose you dad,
No one will ever know,
Today, tomorrow, our whole life through.
Lovingly remembered by daughter :Eflagbeth
tend family. 40•20-xf
AVIDR f:�.
AelneftOning 1a deAr:ikiVod rhubband f�h0r
and grandfather Omar 0* TOwn$eflq ` , ()
passed away June 8, 49„x. ;lepvlld yq;
/Our i(y, ;2 xi
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TANYA ECKERT, 14, of Egmondville, plac-
ed second in the Youth Talent Search held
in cooperation with CKNX AM Radio and
the Clinton Spring Fair, Tanya performed a
step dance routine, and will now proceed to
the quarter finals in London in September.
Tanya is the daughter of Steve and Norah
Eckert, and granddaughter of Bill and Clara
Brown. Mcllwraith photo.
Huron
from page 2A
Messenger and Pearson Chesney at,$t99
pounds,'provided one of the highlights of the
evening, the decision going to the latter.
Messenger immediately challenged any one
under 100 pounds.
JUNE 4, 1964
Dogs running at large are becoming a pro-
blem in Tuckersmlth, it was revealed at a
township council meeting Tuesday night.
Reeve Elgin Thompson reported an incident
of two weeks ago when a dog killed 16 young
rabbits, the property of Ted Szwba, RR 3
Kippen. Other councillors recounted com-
plaints they bad received,
Mrs. Alex Campbell celebrated her 95th
birthday at her home on High Street on
Mon :y.
A fire that broke out around a chimney
Monday evening caused exteltsive,damage,
estiiaiat'eil at `severalthousand dollars, tothe
farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Con M. Eckert,
a mile north of town.
Topnotch Feeds Limited, Seaforth, a sub-
sidiary of James Richardson and Sons
Limited, has entered into an agreement to
purchase the grain elevators and facilities
of Midlake Elevators Ltd. in St. Thomas,
Port Stanley, Springfield, Dutton and
Tilbury.
Constuction of a new picnic pavilion at the
Seafortb Lions Park is almost completed,
ready for the use of the hundreds of picnic
groups who will use the park facilities. The
pavilion, which is being erected by Frank
Kling Ltd., will provide protection for picnic
groups during rainy weather, as well as be-
ing available on occassions for dances and
meetings.
I
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116 Ai D ES
40. IN MEMORIAM
TOWNSEND
In loving memory of a dear father and grand-
father Elmer, who passed away, one year ago,
June 8, 7888.
Little did we know that morning
The sorrow that day would bring
The call was sudden, the shock severe
To part with one we loved so dear
You didn't have time to say farewell
Or for us to say goodbye
We think of you in silence
And often speak your name
For what it meant to lose you
No one will ever know.
Loved, missed and remembered always, by
daughter Erma Mae, son-in-law Peter, grand-
children, Rob and Cheryl. -40-23-1
SIMPSON
In loving memory of a dear daughter and
sister Deborah who died suddenly in a car ac-
cident 11 years ago, June 4.
Things I feel most deeply,
Are the hardest things to say,
Dear Debbie I loved you,
in a very special way.
If I could have one lifetime wish,
I'd pray to God with all my heart,
For yesterday and you.
You are not forgotten Debbie,
Nor ever will you be,
As long as fife and memory lasts,
We will remember thee.
Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by
Mom, Joe, Darlene and Robbie. 40-23-1
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41, ,PERSONAL.
00112i{EEr09101;4kjjpllni,Mapt pomeone nice by
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40fA, Sudbfli +,P0A 461. Please state age.
+;Write *pday Ourfourteenth Successful Year.
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