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23. REAL ESTATE
35. TENDERS WANTED
35. TENDERS WANTED
39. CARD OF THANKS
"SUDDENLY IT1S•SOLD"
AA. if you think you have a drinking problem
Alcoholics Anonymous has worked for
millions. Call 527-1650. 31-23-tf
ARE YOU LIVING with a drinking problem? Al
Anon can help. 527-1650 31-24-1
32. VACATIONS
Mason Bailey 482-9371
BROKER (24 Hour Service)
Bordon Hill 233.33187
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
30 ACRE FARM - Near Auburn, good frame
home, lots of buildings, ideal for part time far•
ming or horses.
BRUCEFIELD - Very modern brick bungalow on
spacious corner tot. Many extras include stone
fireplace, covered patio, satellite dish with 45'•
T.V. and much, much more.
CLINTON - 11/2 _tlgq[ tfime home, Ontario
Street. Large lot,95,tT »rice.
NEW LISTING • Vonastra, heated workshop on
large corner lot.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY - Commercial, down.
town, excellent long term lease in effect.
COMMERCIAL P with good 1 floor
steel clad building.
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES - Vanastro. Sale
or lease.
21. WANTED TO BUY
CANAL CRUISES on scenic Trent -Severn
Waterway and Rideau Canal aboard KAWAR-
THA VOYAGEUR; private state -rooms; all
meals; free brochure from Captain Marc, Box
1540, Peterborough, K9J 7T-17 32-24-bc
CLEAN, housekeeping cottages, seasonal
trailer sites on KUSHOG LAKE, Park setting in
Haliburton Highlands. Marine rentals, good
fishing, beach and more! Twin Rocks Resort,
RR 2, Minden, Ontario, KOM 2K0, (705)
489-2247. 32-24-bc
34. AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE, Wed., June 28, 5 p.m.
Londesboro Hwy. No. 4 Sheet Metal, Plumb-
ing Equipment and small amount of stock for
Tom Duizer. 34 -24 -
OLD GLASS, china and wooden furniture,
beds, dressers, tables, chairs, etc. Phone
527-2095. 21-23-x3
OLDER PAINTINGS and works of art - one or
entire collection. Pearl Mearns, Box 1266,
Caledonia, Ontario, NOA 1AO. (416) 765-6782.
21-24-bc
24. PROPERTY
FOR SALE
HICKORY GROVE fully serviced trailer sites,
Lake Erie frontage; London/Chatham area;
beach, pool rec centre; from $9,900.00;
$1,000.00 down. Free BBQ with purchase
785-0008 or (416)292-1711. 24-24-bc
SMALL-TOWN HOTEL, 14 rooms, dining.
room and lounge. Thessalon, Ontario. Asking
$129,000. Widow - must sell. Also: 3 cottages
with small campground, residence, store.
Needs work. Bruce Mines, $83,000. F.A.
Knecht Real Estate, 705-841-1045. 24-24-bc
25. PROPERTY
FOR RENT
' MODERN PROFESSIONAL - OFFICE on
Albert St. Clinton. Available June 1st. $400.00
per month, includes all utilities. Call 482-9210.
25-23-tf
COTTAGES FOR RENT
Lakefront, super clean, fully equipped. We
also have FAMILY CAMPING with three way
hook-ups, boat launch and rentals, new
,washrooms and showers .being installed for.
1989 season. SILVER LAKE T. & T:'PARI , 12
miles east of Kincardine on Highway 9. Phone
395-3330. 25-23-tf n
"BEACH 1T UP"
One and two bedroom cottages on sate sandy
beach from $385, weekly. Breaker's Beach
Resort, Port Franks. 1-243-2767. 25-23-3
HOUSE FOR RENT in Egmondville, 3
bedrooms, July 1. Phone 522-1009. Gas heat.
25-24-2
26. APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
MAXWELL Apartments - Bachelor apart
ments, rent from $238.00 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
27. FOR SALE
OR RENT
REG BAOLEY
345-2564
BILL PRESZCATOR
233-3220
Office: 527-2540 Monday to Friday
JIM PRESZCATOR
482.7128 (Manager)
OFFICE: 527-2540 Monsey to Fnd.y
Fame = Estate - Real Estate Sales
Liquidation of All Kinds
CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME
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, GODERICH
The work includes approximately;
- 528 lineal metres of 150 mm to 200 mm
sub -drains
- 360 m2 of earth excavation
- 750 tonnes of granular backlit!
- 250 tonnes of hot mix asphalt
as well as other work incidental thereto.
Plans, specifications and tender forms
may be obtained from the office of the
Huron County Board of Education, 103
Albert Street, Clinton, Ontario, NOM ILO,
and the office of B. M. Ross and
Associates Limited, 62 North Street,
Goderich, Ontario, N7A 2T4.
Deadline for tender submission Is
1:00 p.m., June 23, 1989.
A certified cheque in the amount of
$2,000.00 must accompany each bid.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
HULLETT TOWNSHIP
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders to be called two ways for this
lob of Road Construction.
#1. The contractor responsible for
loading, hauling and spreading of road
building material. Under item el
Mullett Twp. will supply material.
#2. Tho contractor to supply, load, haul
and spread the clay and B grovel need-
ed for the road construction.
We would be using approximately
12,000 cu. yds. of B gravel and 5,000 cu.
yds. of clay for the` Road Construction
In Hullett 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 accti4rtod and
must be approved by MTC.
Jim Johnston., Rd. Supt.
Londesboro, Ont. NOM 2H0
323-4404
37. NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
34. AUCTION SALES
Doug Jacob & Hallie Ross
,271-7894 or 393-6214'
AUCTION "' GIST ER
WED-, JUNE 14 AT 5:00 P.M.: Clearing
auction of appliances; tools & woodworking
equipment; and household effects to be held
West of Seaforth on the Harpu They Road for
Joseph T. Haiti.
TIBIURS., JUNE 05 AT 6:00 P.M.: Auction
of appliances; antiques; & household effects
to be held at the Jacob Auction Centre, 185
Herbert Si. in Mitchell for Jim and Emily
Armstrong.
TUES., JULY 4 AT 6:00 P.M.: Clearing
auction of tractors; implements & misc.
items to be held 3 miles west of Mitchell on
Highway 8. Glenn and Joy Pepper prop.
• SAT., JULY 15 AT 10:00 I',M.: Auction of
antique tractors; gas engines; antiques; im-
plements & household effects to be held 4
miles
we:: of Wllo,sgrove jar Eric Hinz and
the Estate of the late Miriam Richardson. ,
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. 27-23-01
30. ROOM & BOARD
REQUIRED
Room and Board for responsible
seventeen year old male student
in Seaforth or area.
FAMILY AND CHILDREN'S SERVICES
GODERICH
1.800265.5198
14. ARTICLES
FOR SALE
NORITAKE CHINA SALE! Terrific discount on
current patterns. Delivered well packed, in-
sured. Specify your Noritake pattern. For price
list, shipping details, call Alexander's, "The
Noritake Experts", Toronto. Toll free:
1-800-263-5896. Clip and save. 14-24-bc
BEST BUILDING BUYS - Save thousands
while supply lasts - summer clearance - we
have limited steel left from our largest spring
sale ever - PARAGON STEEL 1-800-263-8499
(24 hours). 14.24-bc
BONAIR R.V.'s & Trailers. Utility, Hardtop,
Tent, Fifth -wheel, Travel & Park models. Also
awnings, Add -a -room, Air Conditioners,
Trailer -Hitches and Accessories. New and Us-
ed. Large selection, low prices. Royal Trailer
and R.V. Centre, Teviotdate, Ont. (519)
343-2122. 14=24-bc
The RUST BUSTER. New ..technology. to
Canadaeliminatesrusty, smelly, bad tasting
water. Purifies your entire water supply for on-
ly "pennies a day"'Eliminates -the need for
:chemical iron filters ,arid,rstleCk ch).orination.
:No=Salt 4r qulr i. =for Rattier information,
•;write
Throllast Auster,sa{ o, -5;63$0 Tomken
. Road, Mississauga, -Ontario, LET 1'K2.. Gail:
toll •free 14300487-3423. Sales and Service
riepresenteddhroughoutOntario. 14x24-bc
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LARGE
AUCTION SALE
RICHARD LOBB
AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON 482.7898
SAT., JUNE 17 AT 10 A.M,: Riding mower,
large modern dining suite and bedroom
suites, appliances, furniture; etc. to be held
at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton for
Mrs. Emerson Kyle of Kippen. No additions.
SAT., JUNE 24 AT 9 A.M,: Old machine sho
lathes and equipment; old car parts; Old sign
tools and garage equipment; 2 tractors;
wheel ATC; antiques; etc.; large offering
Mark's Garage in Walton. Established
1925. Nelson and Maxine Marks.
3
at
in
SAT, JULY 1 AT 10 A.M.: Large auction at
Richard Lobb's Auction, Clinton. Modem ap-
pliances and furniture from Watford home
plus good additions.
SAT., JULY 9: Groceries; bulk food; some an-
tiques; 3 miles west of Hensall at Ferguson's
store.
Quality dining and bedroom suites;
electric organ; appliances; riding
mower; gun; etc. to be held at Richard
Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton for MRS.
EMERSON KYLE of Kippen on
SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1989
AT 10:00 A.M.
LAWN MOWERS: Ford RMT 66 riding
lawn mower; 3 HP 21" gas mower.
.ORGAN: Hammond 125XL electric
organ with double keyboard, auto. earl
rhythm, visual memory. silent sound,
foot pedal, in excellent condition.
APPLIANCES: Zenith 26" floor model
colour TV with remote, new Oct. '81;
Gilson chest freezer, approx. 15 cu. ft„
matching GE Encore auto. washer and
dryer; Inglls Superb 30" electric stove,
like new; older Westinghouse fridge;
humidifier; GE vacuum cleaner; floor
model stereo: propane barbecue.
FURNITUE: Sklar Peppier 9 pc. modern
dining room suite with large beautiful
china cabinet, table extends from 5' to
0', like now; Sklar Peppier Spc. modern
bedroom suite with queen size box
spring and mattress, Ilke new; Dellcraft
4 pc. modern bedroom suite with dou-
ble box spring and mattress, like new;
antique quarter cut oak dresser
w/large minor; continental double bed;
French Provincial coffee and end tablas;
French Provindal chesterfield and chair;
hexagon glass display pedestal table;
unusual antique mahogany arm chair;
smallpedestal table; oval chrome kit-
chen table and chairs; antique nursing
rocker w/caned seat; recliner chair;
ball tree; modern security safe; desk;
table lamps; swag lamp; brass jar-
diniere; exercise bike; Plywood war-
drobe; cedar chest; hall mirror; hump
trunk; 2 trunks; baby buggy; Argue pro-
tector and screen; treadle sowing
machine; older chest of drawers;
Hoover upright vacuum; old floor model
radio: antique bag cart: card table;
Savagemodel340 30.30 cel Nike, old
chesterfield and chair; bedding includes
sheets, .wool blankets, handmade
quilts, handmade crib quilt; .sadirons
electric heaters; ceramic -Christmas
tree; lights, decorations, 6' tree; dishes
and glassware including several anti-
que places; 2 small -RS Prussia dishes;
NOrltake; chest of silver; Depression
glass; *liver, pieces; pots & pans.
TOOLS: Small table saw; electric chain
saw; car ramps: aluminum extension
ladder; scythe; 12 volt vac; hedge trim-
mer; electric drill; ,skill saw; ,lig .saw;
clamps; staple gun; aluminum wheel
barrow; also; small bench, grinder; hand
tools plow more.
ceflan'to attend.
NOTE: .No,addlllons.In this auction.
TERMS: Caleb. orCheque,wifhproper 'I,D. '(
AUCTIONEERS.
Rj hard ,LID:EiJ &
Burt.:liobb
,4112a898
4110,
LARGE
AUCTION SALE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
Ire The Estate Of
FRANK EDWIN ROBERTON
All persons having claims against the
ESTATE OF FRANK EDWIN ROBERTON,
late of the Town of Seaforth in the County
of Huron, who died on the 3rd day of May
1989, are hereby notified to send In full par-
ticulars of their claims to the undersigned
on or before the 5th day bf July 1989 after
which date the assets will be distributed
having regard only to claims then received.
Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this 30th day of
May 1989.
McConnell, Stewart €, Devereaux
Barristers, &co.,
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the executors
. SERVICE
DIRECTORY
Fuel 'S' 9G Furnace
Repair and Cleaning
Paratchek's Maintenance
Dublin 345-2235
HOWATT
COttSTRUC7ION
Concrete and General Contracting
•FOUNDATIONS SIDEWALKS
*DRIVEWAYS *FLOORING
R.R. 1/1 AUBURN, ONT. NOM 1E0
(519) 523.4338
Old machine shop and garage equip-
ment; old car parts; tools: antique
signs; 3 wheel ATC: 2 tractors; to be
held at Marks Garage in Walton, On -
Norio. (Established In 1925) on
SATURDAY, JUNE 24th
AT 9:00 A.M.
TRACTORS, ATC: MF 65 diesel; Cockshutt
60; Honda 110 3 wheeler; Lucknow 7'
snowblower; upright wood splitter.
MACHINE SHOP LATHES, ETC.: Largo
quick change lathe with 10" swing and
5' bed; Adams lathe with 6" swing and
5' bed; moon key cutter;.4" low chuck
and steady rest; Turlt lathe 7" swing
and 40" bed; Monarch heavy duty
power hack saw; Large Williams drill
press; Smaller Winlams drIli,pruss; old
milling machine; threading lathe; small
milling machine; .shaper; Butfurfleid
dies and taps up to 1'/2"; bushing
roomers up to 2.3/32"; lino shafts and
,pulleys; forge anvil; blacksmith tools;
old wood lathe; tin smith anvil; 45
degree window sash sheer; Regent
electric welder.
GARAGE AND SHOP EQUIPMENT: Sioux
valve referee, will do 5/8" valves; Sioux
valve spat grinder; Coats 1010 air
powered tire changer; In floor car hoist
to bo removed; power greaser; 2 -
wheel balancers; old motor analyzer;
spark plug tester and cleaner; 6 volt
charger; chain fall; cylinder hone; valve
seat cutter for Model A Ford; point.set-
ter for V8 Ford flat heads; 30 x 3'/2" rim
bead broker; old tools;. large pipe vIse.
OLD CAR PARTS: Generators, starters;
axles; rear ends; door handles; trunk
for 1933 Buick; Modal A wheel; etc.
(phone for information) e,
MISC. ITEMS: double wide Ski Doo
trailer; manure spreader for trailer;
numerous horse ,Items; quantity of
lumber; large swivel .wood vise: 2 leg
visci; wooden extension ladder.
'OLD,SIGNS: Large•Iiltoodyearsign; round
Superfast Maple Leaf :AliCanadlanCo.
slgn;,Marks Garage • and ,Machlnesign;
.Wishing .Well sign.
ANTIQUES: Marsosteam.pump ;off.of.a
Case engine; steam Inlectorsand,blow
off valve; wooden wall pump, made in
Walton; cider press; .wood.winder;.spin-
ning wheal; wooden fork; antique
seeder; child's sleigh; 2 -antique .wall
phones; 4-olI,,botties; woodenrplanas: .;
old cash register and ,dark; ,bottles
cluster of drawers; copper taps; creek
,bottle .plus quantity of scrap.
PROPERTY SOLD LUNCH. BOOM
TERMS: fash.orCheque.with ar®per bo.
:OWNERS: Nelson and Maxine :Marks
.867-6647 days or,527.1.316;nlghts.
AUCTIONEERS
,Richard Lobb
iBurt ;Robb
4824898
BROWN
The families of the late Elizabeth (Liz) Brown
would like to express their heartfelt apprecia-
tion to friends, relatives, and neighbours for
the love and support given to us in the loss of
our loving mom, gramma, and great gramma.
Thank you, for visitations, flowers, cards,
charitable donations and food brought to our
homes. Words cannot express the support
your thoughtfulness provided. Special
THANKS to Ross Ribey for making this so
much easier, thanks to Rev. G.C. Gilson, the
grandchildren for pallbearers, great grand-
children for flower bearers, the Seaforth
Legion for the lovely lunch and kind words.
Everything was deeply appreciated - God
Bless you all, Clara and Bill, Marg and Roily,
Linda and Al, Jac and Doug, Eva and Jim,
Helen and Earl, Bea and Ken and all our
families. 39-24.1
MCBRIEN
We wish to extend our most sincere thanks
and appreciation to all our friends and
relatives for their support and expressions of
sympathy in the loss of a dear mother and
grandmother, Margaret McBrien. A special
thanks to the nurses at Callender Nursing
Home for their continuous care, comfort and
thoughtfulness at all times and especially dur-
ing her last Illness. Thank yoiu to Dr. Hanlon,
Stephen Betts and Rev. B. Nevin and
Brussels Legion. Ken, Joan, Jody and Stacey
Miller. 39-24-1
BROWN
Perhaps you sent a lovely card,
Or sat quietly In a chair,
Perhaps you sent a fur snr
If so, we saw it there,
Perhaps you spoke the ki, .1 words,
As any friend could' say,
'Perhaps you were not there at all,
Just thought of us that day,
What ever you did to console our hearts,
We THANK YOU so much what ever the part.
Thanks - Clara and Bill Brown and families.
39-24-1
WILLEMS
I wish to thank my family, friends and
neighbours for visits, cards and flowers and
looking after my property while I was a patient
in Seaforth Hospital. Special thanks to Fr.
Caruana, Dr. Maikus, Dr. Rodney, nurses and
staff. John Willems. 39.24x1
KIRKBY
The family of the late Lew Kirkby wish to ex-
press their sincere thanks to relatives and
friends for the lovely cards, beautiful floral
tributes and memorial donations and lunch:
Special thanks to Rev. Jones, Mr. Ribey and
Anna and Ralph McNichol. Also special
thanks to doctors and staff at the Seaforth and
Stratford Hospitals and staff at the Seaforth
Manor. 39-24-x 1
MURRAY
The family of the late Marion Murray would
like to express their heartfelt appreciation to
relatives, friends and neighbours for the love
and support given to us In the loss of a loving
wife, mother and grandmother. Thank you for
the visitation, flowers, cards and food brought
tD bur rtrpmes.,and,..offers-31.41eJp. , With the
children. Words cannot express the support
your thoughtfulness provided. Special thanks
to Father Hardy, Sister Rita, Father Stapleton,
St. Celumban C,W.L., the choir, pallbearers,
and Seaforth ambulance. Thanks to Whitney-
Ribey Funeral Home for their care and con-
cern, Sincerely Frank Murray and family.
39-24-1
V'EA LS
Abattoir and Meat Market
Hwy. 83 - 3e 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.
HENSALL LIVESTOCK
SALES
Every Thursday at 12:30 p.m.
All classes of livestock
WE INVITE YOUR CONSIGNMENTS
Victor Hargreaves Greg Hargreaves
482-7511 Clipton 262-2619 Hensall
Barry Miller
236-2717 Exeter & 229-6205 Kirkton
CUSTOM
CARPET CLEANING
Free Estimates
CAMPBELL'S
HOME DECORATING CENTRE
Main St., Seaforth 527-1420
40. IN MEMORIAM
McaGRATH
In loving memory of Tom our son, brother and
uncle who left us suddenly six years ago June
14, 1983.
Down the path of memories
We gently tread today
All our thoughts are with you Tom
As life goes on its way
Some people say as time goes by
The heartache will subside
But the feeling in our hearts today
Is the same as when you died
No matter how we spend our day
No matter what we do
Before we close our eyes at night
We always think of you
To some you are forgotten
To others part of the past
But to us that truly loves you Tom
Your memory will always last.
Always remembered and sadly missed by
Mom, Dad, and all your family. 40-24-xl
MCCOWAN
In loving memory of a dear wife Joy who pass-
ed away one year ago June 19, 1988.
My lips cannot tell how I miss her,
My heart cannot tell what to say'
God alone knows how I miss her
In a home that is lonesome today.
Lovingly remembered by husband Robert.
40-24-x 1
39. CARD OF THANKS
41. PERSONAL
MERO
The family of the late John Mere would like to
thank all their friends and neighbours for their
visits, cards and kind words during our recent
loss. Itwasall very much appreciated. Special
thanks to the Seaforth Legion for their lovely
service. 39-24-x1
PARSONS
We would like to take this opportunity to thank
our family, friends, relatives, and neighbours,
for their lovely -gifts, cards and visits on our
50th Anniversary. Everything .Is deeply pp
preciated. Russell and Sylvia Parsons
39-24-x1
LAWSON"
Lorne and I wish to thank our neighbours
friends, and ,relatives for helping to make out
50th ,Anniversary a memorable occasion. We
.also,say blanks for he beautlful ,gifts and
lovely cards of best wishes. §-peeled thanks to
our nieces and nephews who planned the
bountiful dinner in our honor. Lorne and Vipla.
3924-x1
topiW llice, itijanAunt
k pr, UvJfg0 Qd,lthe-QpB, •
•,fur4Os.for4fe4joest care, ye tesiei>/,edAurigg
our stay. Also ,(o ,family Ar(d ,friends ,who
,.visited, sent car4s4tfid•.gtfts,•It { sgreatly.flp-
preciated, Lyn,anOGI stopper. 41.4.:4 844.x1
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42. ENGAGEMENTS
HQ TE P9N/WPSON
hferman,and ,Christiane .Haste, Seaforth, are
pleased to announce Ake .forthcoming ,mar-
rl@@ge -oi their youfipest .,tighter Myriam
Elisabeth 40,Mark 4t enrleth, tion of .Kenneth
and Elizabeth 'ponaldson,'Dpn•Milis, on June
24, 1989 .at 5 :p.m. at St. James Roman
;40fm -church,' Seaforth. 442,24-x1