The Huron Expositor, 1983-05-11, Page 171
Motootoollownoorlowwworminewwwwwoloilo
Reil Estate
Apts. for Rent.
Card of Thanks
In Memoriam
Notice , -
Notice
Notice
3 plus acres. Barn 20 x 40, 11/2
storey brick house, 8 roonfs,
11/2 baths, 100 amps., drilled
well. Seaforth, 527-1066.19x1
Apts. for Rent
FOR RENT in Seaforth, 3-1
bedroom apartments, newly
renovated, broadloomed.
Call 527-0712 after 5.
, 15-9-tf
Wanted to Rent
2 bedroom apartment with
stove and fridge. North Main.
527-1715. 15-18x2
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2 bedroom apartment, 63
Side St. available immediate-
ly, fully broadloomed, appli-
ances. $299 per month plus
utilities. Call 527-0728 or
672-2$20, London for ap-
pointment. 15-16-1
1 bedroom ,apartment, 63
Side Stj, available imme-
diate!y./ fully broadloomed;
appliances. 5255 per month
plus utilities. Call 527-0728 or
672-2820 London for app in't1
menu 15
2 bedroom apartment, heated
all downstairs. Available
now. Phohe.Gordon Nobel
527-0840. 15-19x1
AVAILABLE July 1st, close
to stores, newly renovated,
cozy, heated, 1 bedroom apt.
5175 monthly. 527-1507.
15-19-tf
UPPER duplex, 2 bedroom,
own gas furnace, separate
entrance, parking. 527-1833
or527-0160. 15-19-2
Eli;abeth Court
Apts.
176 Oxford St.,
r
Henson
1 BEDROOMS
AVAILABLE NOW
MAY AND JUNE
3or 4 bedroom house, in
Seaforth. Call 482-7643 eve-
nings after 6. 17-19-1
Notice
INFORMATION on descend-
ants of George Dobsonwho
ll of
farmed on int 6,
Tuckersmith Twp. from 1875
- 1895. Family was Isaac,
Charles, Thomas,
Sara, William John, Robert J.
and Edward B. Both believed
to have went west, Winnipeg
area. Write or phone William
Dobson, Ethel, NOG 19 O ,
887-6338.
Bus. Directory
CAMP -OUT Trailers. Hwy.
8W, Stratford, 393-5938.
Your headquarters for hard-
top tent trailers, travel trail-
ers, from light -weights, right
up to park models. truck -
campers, and caps. Dealers
for Prowler, Golden Falcon,
Corsair, Lionel. Sales, rentals
parts, service. 23-15-13
FiNE wood and cork floors for
restoration or renovation
from Lofthouse Woods Inc.
Sales and Service, 416-877-
1485 or 519-853-0906.
'23.19-01
(Includes utilities, carpeting,
appliances, laundry facilities
PHONE 262-3448
or 262-2615
Card of Thanks.
Help Wanted
Seaforth Minor Soccer wishes
to thank sponsors and parti-
cipants in last Saturday's
Roll-a-thon. Good work
everyone. 24-19-1
I wish to thank all who visited
me while in the hospital and
sent me cards, flowers. and
gifts. Special thanks to Father '
Caruana and Father Carrigan
for their visits and also Sister
Mary Louis and thanks to my
grandson Michael and the
ambulance drivers for acting
so crick on the morning of my
accident. Thanks to the ladies
of C. W.L. for their visits, the
nurses for being so good to
me and the ladies of the
kitchen also to Dr. Wong,Dr.
Rodney, to all my family for
their visits and /grandchild-
ren, thanks Patricia for all the
time she visited me. This will
all be appreciated and always
remembered.
Mrs. Mary Nigh
•24-19-1
1 would like to thank all my
friends and relatives who
visited and sent cards and
flowers while i was a patient
in both Seaforth and Stratford
Hospitals. Special thank you
goes to Dr. Malkus and
nurses in Seaforth and Dr's
Lencozner, Fuller, Tamblyn
and Mciver and the nursing
staff on the 3rd floor in
Stratford Hospital. Also a
special thank you goes to my
family and friends for helping
to look after Daryl. it was all
greatly appreciated.
Hilda Young
24-19x1
A sincere thank you to my
friends and relatives for their
cards. flowers and visits
during my stay in Seaforth
Hospital Special thanks to
the ambulance drivers, Dr.
Underwood, Rev. Gordon
Simmons, St. Thomas Church
A.C.W. and the hospital
staff. Kindness and care are
never forgotten.
Mrs. Caroline McGavin
'—
24-19-1
Help Wanted
MUIR: In loving memory of a
wonderful grandmother
Orma Muir.
Always remembered and sad-
ly missed by Tracy, Jann,
Aimee, Adam, Brian and
Julie -Ann. 25-19.1
MUiR: In loving memory of
Mrs. Orma Muir who passed
1w8ay 1 year ago May 10th
Without farewell she fell
asleep
With only memories for us to
keep
If she could have spoken
before she died
These are the words she
would have replied
This life for me is truly past
i loved you all to the very last
Weep not for me but courage
take
And love each other for my
sake.
Always remembered by
Cheryl, Ray and Paul.
25-19-1
1 would like to thank relatives,
friends and neighbours for
their gifts, cards and flowers
while 1 was a patient in
University Hospital, London.
Special thanks to Dr. Rora-
beck and Dr. O'Connor and
the nursing staff. It was very
much appreciated.
Ruby Triebne,r
24.19-1
I would like to a ;press my
deepest thanks to family,
friends and neighbours for
the cards and flowers sent
during my recent loss and for
donations to the Cancer Soci-
ety made in Robbie's mem-
ory. Les Seiler
24-19-1
WANTED
Carriers to deliver Focus News Magazine
' in Seaforth
APPLY IN WRITING TO:
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P.O. Box 69
Seaforth, Ontario
NOK 1WO
Auction Sales Auction Sales
i would like to thank my
friends and neighbours for all
the beautiful gifts 1 received
on the Occasion of a shower
held for me on April 8. Your
thoughtfulness will always be
remembered. • Effie Nesbitt
24-19-1
GLANVILLE: In loving mem-
ory of our dear grandson John
Boy who passed away May
16, 1981.
Life must go on we know that
is true,
But its not the same since we
lost you
You left so suddenly without
goodbye
But our memories of you will
never die.
Sadly missed by Grandpa
and Grandma Glanville.
Personal
PHIL'S Refrigerator and Ap-
pliance Service. Prompt, de-
pendable service to all makes
and models of domestic ap-
pliances. Phone 087-9062.
19-9:tf
PREGNANT and distressed?
Married or single. Free con-
fidential support. CaII collect
Birthright 432.7197 or after 6
p.m. 527-0115. 19-9-tf
HAMMER and
SAW
For all your • home
- renovations
- additions
- decks
- steps
- cabinets built to tit
- interior trimming
20 YEARS
EXPERIENCE
Contact JIM
COLEMAN
527-1684
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NOTICE
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 11, 1983--17
Mother's Day visitors ' in Walton on Sunday
Due.; to Bridge Construction, Grey
Township,
Side Road 15/16
between concessions*end 17,
WILL BE CLOSER
from May 4th, 1983 to July 8th, 1983 -.
inclusive.
Please make alternate travel arrange-
ments.
ROY WILLIAMSON,
Grey Township Road Superintendent
REWARD for information
leading to conviction for
known vandal on Tucker -
smith property, May 8. Box
869, Seaforth. 26-19-1
Notice
Geo. A. Sills
& Sons
Hardware
FUEL OIL FURNACE
Repair and Cleaning
24 HOUR SERVICE
PARATCHEK'S
MAINTENANCE'
Dublin 345-2235
MERCHANTS
PLUMBING -HEATING
& ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
Phone _
. 527-1620
Seaforth
Notice
To the Landowners
of the Township of Morris
The Township of Morris are participants in the
Canada Ontario Employment Development Pro-
gram for 1983.
The township roadsides will be upgraded by the
program. Any landowners in the township of
Morris wishing their roadsides to be improved by
clearing of brush, removal of old fence rows,
removal of trees, removal of the debris etc.
Contact the undersigned by May 27, 1983
LLOYD MICHIE
Township of Morris
Road Superintendent
887-6472
Correspondent and Margaret Craig. There
MRS. A14AN McCALL will be another eurehre in two
887.6677; weeks. Dessert euchre set for
It was Family acid Baptis- May 31.
mal Sunday at Duff's United PERSONALS
Church. Presentatibn of fam-
ilies for baptismal was an -
flounced by Bruce Clark.
Infants baptized-' were tat-,
heryn Irene, daughter of
Clint and Judy Emmrich and
Kelly Ann. Elizabeth, daugh-
ter of Richard and Jo Ann
McDonald.
Next Sunday Rev. Dr,
Gordon Hazlewood will con=
duct worship at 10:30 a.m.
when Rev. Swan will attend
London Conference in Wood-
stock.
The community is extend-
ed an invitation to attend an
open meeting of the Walton
Women's Institute at Brus-
sels Public School, May 18 at
8:OOp.m. Speaker Mrs. Hiep
Nguyen, 'topic "Experience
of Viet Nam and,lmmiygration
to Canada." She is the
Mother •of a boat family
sponsored by the Varna -
Goshen United Chhtches.
Captain Fred Marshall of
the Wingham Salvation
Army spoke to the U.C.W.
general meeting May 4. He
worked 20 years in the States
then retired but was called to
fill in for a few months. He
told of his work and exper-
iences. A question , and an-
swer period proved quite
interesting. When presented
with an envelope of money
he said it would be turned
over to the Red Shield. The
bale being packed at this
church • after the weekend of
May 22 will be sent to the
Wingham Salvation Army.
The up -coming garage sale
m June was discussed , The
forming of new groups will
be brought up at the next
general meeting.
PLAY EUCHRE
Seven tables were in play
at the euchre Tuesday even-
ing in the community hall.
Prize winners were: high
lady - Leona McDonald. low
Mildred McTaggart. high
man - Bert Doer, low - Annie
Reid (playing as a man)r
grandmother with the most
grandchildren - Mrs. Mel
Jacklin.
Hostesses were Valerie
Shot -treed. Alberta Hurtle
HENSALL
LIVESTOCK
SALES
VEAL'S
Abattoir and Meat Market
Hwy. 83-3' miles east
of Exeter
1 would like to express my
„thanks for ,the cards,.flowers.
and to all those who helped •
Dan and the children in any
way while 1 was a patient in
Seaforth Hospital. Sincere
thanks to Dr. Underwood for
-doing the surgery and to the
nurses who made my stay
more comfortable. Your kind-
ness will never be forgotten.
Mary Bachert
24-19-1
FARM
EQUIPMENT
OF OVER
60 TRACTORS & 100 PIECES
OF EQUIPMENT
AT
BRINDLEY SALES YARD
Saturday, May 21st
9:30 A.M.
1 wish to thank all my family,
relatives, and friends who
remembered me while being
a patient in Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital. For all the
nice gifts, cards, flowers and
visits and also special thanks
to the doctors and nurses for
all their kind care and also to
my roommate Mrs. Mary
Nigh for being such good
company. Sincerely
. Sherry Dayman
74-19x1
Auction Sales
SUNWORTHY
WALL
COVERINGS
20% OFF
at
Bail Macaulay
n7 =6910., , ,.,Seaforth
BACHERT
MEATS
CUSTOM
KILLING
Cutting & Wrapping
FREEZING
Brindley Auctions
(519)-529-7625
AUCTIONEER: GORDON H. RRINDLEY
AUCTION SALE
OF INTEREST
TO BE HELD AT WINGHAM AUCTION CENTRE, consisting
of antique furniture and dishes.
SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1983 11:00 A.M.
PARTIAL LISTING OF ANTIQUES: 36" Riley Whiting
weight clock; wall telephone; 2 Coal oil lamps (ono
bull's eye); 2 spool floor lamps; table lamps; 2 parlour
tables; wicker fern stand; round fern stand; wash stand
& pitcher; press back high choir; press back rocker;
bookshelf case, 6 plank chairs; fable model
gramophone; patterned rug: 5 large gilt frampic-
tures; copper boiler; 3-gol. finger painted crock with
handles; 2 wide mouth lugs; bean pot; quantity dishes,
Including 2 Bennington bowls, carnival glass; pieces
Limoges, amethyst, flow blue, cranberry, crystal,
several cups and saucers, vases and many other In-
teresting Items.
OTHER ARTICLES: 2 2.plece Sklar chesterfield suites
(one Fr. Provincial): single & double beds: night stand;
La-Z Bey chair & stool:.upholstered chair & stool; pair
of Hurricane lamps; braided mats: trunks; suit cases;
wall heater: several small tables and chairs: quantity
quilts, blankets, bedding; handmade lace cloth; 2
metal banks (kicking cow and trick dog); fold -up picnic
table: umbrella & table: patio table: padded chaise
lounge: electric mower; usual kitchen Items; lawn
sprayer; half size cream can: quantity of other Items.
PREVIEW: Friday, May 13, 2.5 and Saturday, May 14. 10
a.m. to sole time.
You will be well advised to attend as this Is an in-
teresting offering.
MOBILE LUNCH
JACK ALEXANDER
AUCTIONEER
Tel: 357-1011 and 337-1442
RICHARD
LOBB
Auctioneer
AUCTION
CALENDAR
Clinton 482-7898
THURS. MAY 12 M 1
p.m.: Combine, swath-
cr, tractors. machinery
etc. for Carl Richardson
to be held at Lot 29. Con.
4 Tuckersmith Town-
ship. 2 miles cast of
Bruceficld.
Township of
Tuckersmith
NOTICE
To Ratepayers ,
Re: Harpurhey
Cemetery
Any ratepayers having
an objection to the en-
largement of the ceme-
tery by the addition of an
area approximately 42
feet by 255 feet to the
northerly boundary of
the cemetery is asked to
register such objection
with the undersigned
within ten days of this
notice. -
JACK MCLACHLAN
Clerk,
Township of
Tuckersmith,
GMB 117, R.R.#5,
Clinton, Ontario
NOM ILO
Dated May 9, 1983
Auction Sales
KILL DAY
-ON
TUESDAY
govt. Inspected„
on the (arm
1 MILE EAST
OF WALTON
887-9328
EVERY THURSDAY
AT 1:30 P.M.
All classes of livestock
WE INVITE YOUR
CONSIGNMENTS
Greg Hargreaves
262-2619 Hensall
Victor Hargreaves
482-7511 Clinton
Barry Miller
236-2717 Exeter
and 229-6205 Kirkton
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.
Mr. and Mrs. Roily Achill-
es -were supper guests on
Mother's Day with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Sills and family,
Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs, Clint Emtn-
rich entertained their famil-
ies and friends to a dinner on
Sunday following the christ-
ening of their baby -daughter .
at Duff's church.
Mrs. Clarence Regele. of
Brodhagen visited on Moth-
er's Day with her daughter
Elsie Carter, Jim and family
and attended the special
service at Duff's Church
when her granddaughter
played the piano prior to the
service.
Mr. and Mrs. • Watson
Webster, Clinton were
guests on Mother's Day with
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether
and family.
hfiss Gail Searle, Bramp-
ton spent the weekend at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Searle, helping
them to celebrate their 40th
wedding anniversary. May 8.
Congratulations Allan and
Alice from all your neigh-
bours and friends.
Guests with Rick and Jo
Ann McDonald at their home
on Sunday following the bap-
tism of their baby daughter
were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Clarke. Mr. Herb Clarke, Mr.
Orville Kahle. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Horn, Mr. Paul
Clark, Mrs. Dale Wall' and
boys. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs.
Ken McDonald, R.R. 2 Blyth
and Mr. and Firs. Ernie
Stevens, Walton.
Legal Notices
Auction Sales
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R.G. GETHKE
AUCTION
• • CALENDAR •
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• SAT. MAY 21: Consign- •
• ment Auction. Sale of •
• horses, tack, smaller •
• farm machinery, etc. to •
• be held at Walnut Lane •
• Farm 1'/4 miles from •
• Bornholm. For more in- •
• formation call 347-2465. •
• MON. MAY 30, 7:00 •
• p.m.: Property auction of •
• house and lot. Part lot •
• 16, Concession 2, Logan, •
p 11/4 miles from Mitchell. •
• • R.G. GETHKE •
• Proprietor •-
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REAL ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
Notice
Three bedroom one storey home to be offered by
Public Auction for Mrs. Elizabeth Connolly of
Dublin, Ont.
Wednesday Evening,
May 18,
at 7:30 p.m.
Property known as Plan 316, Lot 28 and west part
lot 29, Raglan Street in the village of Dublin, Ont.
situated on a large lot 80 ft. x 132 ft. is a three
bedroom frame house with full basement, natural
gas furnace, natural gas water heater, three piece
bathroom, kitchen with cupboards. sun porch,
combination dining and living room with carpet.
There also is a earaee or workshop 22 ft. x 14 ft.
TERMS ON PROPERTY: 10'/: % down evening of
sale, balance due in 30 days. Being ottered subject
to a reasonable reserve bid.
For viewing of property phone Mrs. Grace Murray
al 345-2787
AUCTIONEER — RICHARD LOBB
Clinton, 482-7898•
Note: Also selling Admiral 26" floor model colour
� TV with fancy cabinet.
Hank's Small
Engines Service
1 MILE NORTH
OF LONDESBORO
52-9202
Lawn a d Garden
Equip ent Repair
New and Used
Garden Equipment
In Stock
TENDER
SCHOOL BUSES
Sealed tenders .will be
received by R.B.zAllan,
Superintendent of
Operations, for the
supply of five (5) new
school buses. Tender
closing effective 12
o'clock noon. Friday,
May 27, 1983.
Specifications and
tender forms are
available at the Board
Office.
Lowest or any tender
not necessarily
accepted.
•.R.L. Cunningham
Transportation Manager
THE HURON COUNTY
BOARD OF EDUCATION
103 Albert Street
Clinton, Ontario
NOM 1L0
D. Wallace D.J. Cochrane
Chairman Director
TOWN OF
SEAFORTH
Tenders will be received by the under-
signed until 5:00 p.m.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Self propelled combine, three tractors, forage and
tillage equipment etc. to be held for Ross Lovett at
Lot 34, 35, 36, Concession -8, Hullett Township,
five miles north of Clinton, Ontario on Baseline
rod or five miles south of Auburn, Ont
FRI. MAY 13, 1 p.m.
Combine. tractors. ma-
chinery etc. for Ross
Lovett. 5 miles north of
Clinton. Ont. on Base-
line Rd.
SAT. MAY 14th at 10:011
a.m.: Furniture, an•
tiques. and appliances at
Richard l.ohh's Barn.
WED. MAY 18 at 7:30 1
bedroom house in Dublin
for Mrs. Elizabeth Con-
nolly.
MON. MAY 23rd at
10:00 a.m.: Furniture.
antiques. and appliances
etc. for Esther Jamieson
at Richard Lobb's Barn.
SAT. MAY 28th at 10:00
a.m. and SUNDAY,
MAY 29th at 11:00 a.m.:
Top quality and rare
antique glassware, and
furniture to be held for
the Estate of Percy and
Roberta Woolacott at the
Mitchell Arena. Mitchell
Ont. Catalogues will he
available at May 7th sale
for May 28th and May
29th sales.
Friday, May 13,
LARGE ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
Power wood working tools, lawn mower, antiques,
furniture etc, to be held at Richard Lobb's Barn,
Clinton, Ont. for Goderich Estate plus other good
consignments.
at l p.m.
SEE LAST WEEK'S PAPER FOR FULL LISTING
Farm Is sold
TERMS CASH
AUCTIONEER _ RICHARD 10130
482-7898
OWNER ROSS LOVETT PHONE 519-482.9802
REMINDER AUCTION SALE
Combine. three tractors, swather, farm machin-
ery etc. to be held at Lot 29, Concession 4
Tuckersmith Township, two miles east of
Brucefield, Ont. for Carl Richardson.
Thursday, May 12
at 1 p.m.
SEE LAST WEEK'S PAPER FOR FULL LISTING
PLUS COCKSHUTT 18 FT. WHEEL DISC,
BALEN BATCH DRYER.
TERMS CASH — FARM SOLD
AUCTIONEER — RiCHARD LOBE
Clinton 482-7898
Fot lnformatlon phone the owner
CARURICHARDSON 519-527.1487
RICHARD LOBB — AUCTIONEER
482-7898
Owher or auctioneer not responsible for accidents
day of sale.
Saturday, May 14
al 10 a.m,
Wood turning lathe with motor and chisels, 40
steel posts. Black and Decker router, Rockwell
Beaver 10" handsaw, Black and Decker radial arm
saw w/ 17" rip out and De Watt 3" cut Rockwell
Beaver 6" plainer with electric motor, skill saw.
jig saw. small battery charger, 5" vise, '/4 hp
electric motor and emery new power bench
grinder, six ton jack, wood clamps. handsaws.
plus several small hand tools, Lawn Boy lawn
mower, water softener, etc. two chainsaws.
electric snowblower, electric lawnmowers.
FURNITURE: Round dining table with centre
pedestal, six oak chairs, six matching pressback
chairs, two washstands, four antique wooden
planes, Heinzman piano sounds good but needs
repairs: buffet with mirror. small pine blanket
box, knee hole desk. Boston rocker, book case,
walnut gate leg table, small air conditioner, single
box spring and mattress, antique dresser
w/mirror, portable typewriter. umbrella -table,
Candle component set w/eight track player and
record player, floor lamps, coffee and end tables,
chesterfield chair, largetnirror, pictures, chests of
drawers, kitchen chairs. golf clubs, B & W
portable TV, fainting couch. table lamps, tredle
sewing machine. magazine table, lawn chairs, jet
hockey game, floor model, hi fi set. oak office desk
with 3 drawers and matching office chair. small
pool table, Royal Albert cups and saucers. 2
external speakers for hi fi plus many items too
numerous to mention.
TERMS CASH
AUCTIONEER — RICHARD LOBB
• 482-7898
Tuesday, May 24
for the purchase of the Town of Seaforth
Public Works Shed and land on which it
is situated.
PROPERTY: Description/Location: Rail-
way Street, Play 387, Lot 81, Blk J, .23
acres,, 74.25' Fr., 132.00' Depth
ZONED: Restricted Industrial
BUILDING SPECIFICATIONS: 40' x 80'
Quonset Building covered with steel
DOORS: 1-13.6' x 14' overhead door, 2
entrance doors - oile at each end
WINDOWS: 2 at each end
HYDRO: 60 amp. service
CLOSED IN AREA: Approximately 33'
at opposite end of doors
-insulated with fibreglass
HEAT: Gas, forced air in enclosed area
orfly
LIGHTING: Fluorescent light in en-
closed area, 4-300 watt 'bulbs in open
area
OFFICE: 1 fluorescent light. No heat
WASHROOM: Basin, toilet, connected
to sanitary sewer, no heat.
Inspection of the above may be made any
weekday except Saturday, between the
hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. by
appointment only. Contact John Forrest,
Public Works Superintendent at
527-1710 or the Town Clerk's Office at
527-0160. .
Bidder must include a deposit of 10% of
the tender price by certified cheque to be
submitted with tender, remainder pay-
able by certif ied cheque within 30 days of
closing from date of acceptance.
Highest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
JAMES CROCKER AMCT
Clerk -Treasurer
Town of Seaforth
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