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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-11-09, Page 19• t he. ifo edi . ,..,i• ••RU$C014x4) 5 350, 8 cylinder engine, automatic, $ '� g p.s., p.b., radio,, red with red interior and black top. , Super Clean Transportation at a LOW PRICE, ROWCLIFFE MOTORS • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO 527.0514, 527-1670 fir. t,icle�s for S Ile USD RAILWAYTIES,4Pres• sure treated, uniform quality, sort to grade (premium, post, end economy). Delivered semiload lots only. (4SQ' mini- mum), Reasonably priced. Phone 204-725-2627 office hours. 11-45.01 FOR SALE: Dianiopd Stone<;. and Gem Rings, set+in 14,kt. gold. 30 to 40% off 'not at Soeder Jewellery, Mitchell. Liquidation sale. 11-45-1 PLAYPEN: Large. like. new. Cost 580.00 selling for 540. 527-0964. 11-45-1 13 roof trusses, -24 ft .long, grey chesterfield suite. Phone 527.0225 or 521 0121. BACHERT MEATS CUSTOM KILUNG Cutting & Wrapping 4'hu FREEZING • KILL DAY ON TUESDAY All meat Govt. Inspected on the farm 1 MBE EAST OF WALTON 887-9328 HENSALL LIVESTO li SALES EVERY THURSkAY 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 ONE used Culligan water, softener, complete, good working condition, $85. Can be seen at Huron Ice Co., 11 Sparling St. or call 527-1280. 11-45-1 5 Re. wrought iron railing 66 , 25", 79". 54" x 2 by 26". Phone 527-0418. Best. offer. 11-45x1 ArtIcI l .f� r io l CAR'ate. reo, excellent condir tion..One ',Pioneer KP -500 cassette. (4'01/t... one PiOltecc AD .304 ;amp, two Pioneer 3 -Way flash mount speakers, Sell as whole orin,pai'ls. Beat offer.527-0743 Il -45x1 BUY your rn(eats in bulk and **vial Clinton Boded Meati, now at our new location ust off HW -y N4 north of COO 00; 1 r/ in a south ofLendesboro. Watch for our Sign By the case or. by ;the pound CalI collect 523-9508 11.45.1 GRANNIES Antiques. Lar e selection. Np (nail -orders, 7th, • 'Concesslon off Woodbine Hwy,;i.`1 mil west Sutton, Ont. LOE' IRO (Box 444). Large selection furniture, postcards. Telt 416.722.5249. II -45.01 FUEL OH, FURNACE Repair and Cleaning 24 HOUR SERVICE Paratchek's Maintenance Dublin 345-2235 APPLE BUTTER made with sweet apples and pumpkin filling a 'SI also cider. Apply to Mervin Wordell 347-2774. Phone after 2 p.m. 11-45-2 FIREWOOD: 100 cubic foot Toad, delivered for 575. Phone 4812.7761, 11-45-3 TO GIVE AWAY: One year old male dog. 527-1496 after 5 p.m. 11-44-3 Apts. for Rent Anklet for .Sale QUOTING BU#ines% after' 45. yyears, -Soeder Jet'ellery in Mitchell. Sale on Now, Fine Celan, Crystal, Glass and Gift Acme, 30 to 50% off nowt Some collector items.. Rare patterns included. 11-45-2 -TjoupLE IauQ , tub and tiutiomaticfly-sp gayer Whin go shape. Ileo roller and sirs, . suitable for works110p. Phone 527-0415.. 11-45x1 GING out of business sale, 'C&ravelle' and "Bulova" watghes• Men's, ladies, many styles, one year war- ranty with each. 30 to 40% off. Soeder Jewellery in Mit- chell. 11.45.2 8 ft. Durst snowblower., sin- gle auger; 12 ft. Crowfoot landpacker. Phone 527-1806. 11245-2 LIQUiDATION SALE: ,Beati- tiful diamond, pearl andgem earrings and pendants; set in 14 k gold. The ultimate gift item. 33'1 to 50% off. Now at Soeder Jewellery, Mitchell. 11-45-2 VEAL'S Abattoir and Meat Market Hwy. 83.31 miles east of Exeter 235-1123 WOODSTOVES AND FIREPLACE INSERTS LOP( - KENT - OLSON INFERNO - FABER FINDLAY - PIONEER POWER - LE CADET RSF ENERGY Hank's Small Engines Service 1 MILE NORTH OF`LONDESBORO 523.9202 Lawn and Garden Equipment Repair New and Used Garden Equipment In Stock CHRISLYN TOWNHOUSES 3 BEadrooni NOW RENTING under new manogamant I1 FREE MONTH WITH LEASE Try us for CUSTOM KILUNG and PROCESSING Kill days -Tuesdays OUR SPECIALTY Home cured and smoked -meats processed exactly the way you like it. WOODBURNER SHOP Dungannon - srl-Pest Showroom Hours Ma1.4d. • p.a..., p.m. Set. 'Loan. :1 Auction Sales Farm EquiPm nt FARMERS For a good farm building at competitive prices PHONE: RAT LAMBERS CONSTRUCTION R.R.#2 Clinton 482-3305 FREEESTIMATES ST. CHARLES SQUARE VANASTRA PHONE 482-9084 Elizabeth Court Apartments 176 Oxford St., Hensen 1, 2 and 3 BEDROOMS AVAILABLE NOW Dec. 1, Jan.1 Features appliances, carpeting throughout, laundry facilities. All u - utilities included. - PHONE 262.2846 ' . • ASK ABOUT SPECIAL,BONUS APPLES: Macintosh. ,North- ern Spy, Empire, ida 'Red, Red Delicious, Fresh Cider also custom pressing of eider. Red & white potatoes, onions, apple'butter, honey. Call 524-8037. • Art Bell's Fruit Farm. 1141-tf Wanted to Buy fig,' for pelt„ t 4 apttttnwnt for roaW cry', klgr,;Matu S ;1 4x2 4 bedroom .house betw. een Clinton, and Seaforth.. Avail- ableDoe:1.4$2,781515.45.2 Notice PHIL'S Refrigerator atnd Ap- pliance Service.; P,�ompt de- pendable service to all makes and models of domestic ap- pliances. Phone 887-9062. 19-44-tf A GUITAR. Phone 345-2969. 12-45x1 60 inch chain saw. Gas powered. 527-1523. 12-45x1 WANTED TO BUY: Mens hockey equipment, full set. Must be in good condition. Reasonably priced. 527-0604 after S p.m. 12-45xtf PIANO: Wanted. Not neces- sarily in good condition. Phone collect anytime 519- 669-2280, 519-669-2198. • 12-42-52 • •k OF OVER 60 TRACTORS St 100 PIECES OF EQUIPMENT AT BRINDLEY SALES YARD I)UNGANNON Saturday, November 19th, '83 10:00 A.M. Brindley Auctions 15191529-7625 Auctioneer: GORDON 11. BRINDLEY RICHARD LOBB AUCTIONEER Clinton 482-7898 AUCTION CI>ILENDAR SAT. NOV. 12: Approx. 79 acres of farm land„ 3'/4 miles east of Clinton 1'/4 miles south for Mrs. Erlin Whitmore. SAT. NOV. 19, 10 a.m. Furniture, appliances, etc. at Richard Lobb's Barn. Clinton. Geo. A. Sills & Sons Home Hardware MERCHANTS PLUMBING.) G & ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Phone 527-1620 Seaforth Wanted PREGNANT and distressed? Married or single, Free con- fidential support. Call collect Birthright 432-7197 or after 6 p.m. 527-0115. 19-44-tf SECR1ETS of, chording on guitar. New home study course. Fast, easy method. For sample Chord Finder write: Studio C1107, Russell and Associates 10060 102 Ave.. Ft. St. John, B.C. VIJ 2E2. 19-45-01 FREE 120 page Career Guide shows how to train at home for 205 top paying full and part-time jobs. Granton Insti- tute 265A Adelaide St, West, Toronto. Call (416) 977-3929 today., 19-45-01 Auction Sales WANTED: Cash buyer for farrow to finish operation. Contact Culligan Real Estate Ltd. 527-1577. 13-45-1 For Rent CONSIGN now to our annual Ski-doo, Snowmobile, ma- chinery, car, truck, construc- tion equipment. tool and sporting goods auction at Orval McLean Auction Cen- tre, Lindsey. Coming soon. For information to consign call 705-324-2783. 20-45-01 Card of Thanks ,f? 4,HURON .F„),(POSITON, N VEMBi CardThe n ar ;o Tfw llka` CL .siriFD. II, DALE % ncura, �w' ; 1 would like to,hhapk Mil'. y Ttic faiolly' of,t to 1ati3'EIva Baiter and the nurse, for tits .. Webkter wish to express their good ..Care, Pearl received moat sincere appreciation to while in Clinton Hospital, and their many friends, neigh - ' to mY botirs and relatives for tthhe : friends, neighIlourS and feta- expresslons of sympathy, fives for the expressions of card,, flmyeis, dopation end sympathy. cards. flovferV and �foittf, to, our,.home; Special foodsentto my home, [tllr: Jhalks#oRev. WitenaBiOwn Falconer, the ladies of Wes- _Bey. Robert Graham, Bali ley Willis Chi�nch for the an iFalconer Funeral Home • lunch, the pallbearers 'and andtheVarna U.C.W.ladies. + flowerbearers, I appreciate Special thinks to theV.O.N.t everyone's help ape :.'m- .nurses, Lyn' Reidy' o`f Tdwn pathy. Lon Vele and Country Homemakers2, and to the pallbearers.`.,1 •_ - HOOVER I wish to say thank you to all my friends and relatives for cards, gifts and flowers I received during my stay in hospital. It was very much appreciated. Retta Hoover 24.45-1 FRASER Doug and I wish' to thank our family, relatives and friends for the many surprises on the occasion of our 35th wedding anniversary. Many thanks to our family for the dinner, to Phyllis and Emerson Mitchell for all their work, having the gathering at their home, to those who helped with the mock wedding. Many thanks to all who came to help us celebrate and for all the gifts, cards and flowers. Thank you.Doug and Marjory Fraser 24-45x1 FOR RENT: Roberts wood splitters, three poi t hitch model. 515 per y Gast model 530 per day 62,5263' or 262-2224. 15- 3-tf M p1)At oxer, 1, t- IIiI.'$e;a ale . ng - ham. 357.-1 ' 15-45-tf Apts. for Rett COZY, single bedroom house for rent. Three blocks from downtown Seaforth. 5150/ month. Call Larry Dillon 482-7151.- 15-45-tf 3 bedroom house, excellent condition. Att'd garage. 527- 1577. ' 15-45-1 UNFURNISHED 4 bedroom farm house on Hwy. 48. Call evenings 345-2185. 15-45-1 2 bedroom apt. to sub -let 5299 a month. Near down- town. Available Dec. 1. Phone 527-1431 after 4 p.m. 15-43-3 MURRAY We wish to deeply express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to our relatives, many good friends and neigh-" bours the P.U.C., the Fire department, Seafstrth,,st9b:t7 lance. Drs. Moore. MacIver and Hill and all nursing staff involved. Special thanks to all those who expressed con- cern, good wishes and sup- port to all of us! Thanks for the numerous masses, pray- ers, cards, flowers, treats and visits. Your many acts of kindness will never be forgot- ten. Love, Ronald & Theresa Murray & Boys 1 24-45-1 i FARM FOR SALE BY PUBLIC TENDER Situated 8 miles north of Dublin, Ontario on gravel road. Parcel 1: Lot 35, Concession 13. Logan Township, Perth County. 100 acres with 98 acres suitable for market gardening: Frame dwelling, large storage facilities and implement shed: Parcel 2: Part of Lots 2 & 3. Concession 14. McKillop Township, Huron County. 123 acres with 35 suitable for market gardening. For more information contact: FARM CREDIT CORPORATION c/o Dave Gowing, Federal Building, Albert & Waterloo Streets, P.O. Box 26, STRATFORD, Ontario N5A 6S8 Telephone Number 15191348-9096 Refer to file #36050-532 c oeta a/ &d�calcen Requires CONTRACT CUSTODIAN ESTATE AUCTION OF ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, APPLIANCES AND MISC. ITEMS TO BE HELD AT THE JACOB AUCTION CENTRE, 185 HERBERT ST. IN MITCHELL ON Saturday, November 12 AT 10:30 A.M. PARTIAL LiST: Electrohome portable color T.V. with remote control; 30" electric stove. matching G. E. compact washer and dryer (1 yr. old); Viking humidifier; old dressers; quilts, hump -back trunks; dough box; bonnet chest: beaver jar; six matching press back chairs; press back rocker; two organ stools; coal oil Tamp; piano bench: Brantford jug and crock; Beatty electric dryer; picture frames; quantity of dishes; wicker pieces; wheel chair; beds; cedar chest; Niagara massage chair (needs upholstering); garden tools; top hat; old magazines and a host of old interesting items, TERMS: Cash of cheque with I.D. PROPRIETOR: Estate of the Late Marie 'Meyer AUCTIONEER: Douglas Jacob 393-6214 Plainly marked sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned prior to noon WEDNESDAY, on NOVEMBER 16,1983 for contract custodial services at Wingham Public School to com- mence on December 1, 1983. All tenders must be submitted on the official tender forms which are available at the Huron County Board of Educa- tion, 103 Albert Street. Clinfon, or at Wingham Public School, Wing - ham. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accept- ed. P. Gryseela HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 103 Alfieri Skeet CUNTON, Ontario NOM ILO D. 'WALLACE Chairman R.B. ALLAN Director TENDERS WANTED To supply furnace oil for the Brodhagen Com- munity Centre. Contract to commence on January 13, 1984. Tenders will be accepted until January 1, 1984. Send inquiries or tender to: MR. DARWIN DIETZ RR NI DUBLIN, Ontario TENDERS INVITED Furnace fuel required for Walton United Church and manse. Tenders should state cost per litre, - Tenders will be received until Dec. 1, 1983 to: MRS. DONALD McDONALD • R.R.#2 BRUSSELS, Ontario NOG 1HO MURRAY 1 would like to thank friends and relatives for all gifts. flowers and plants. Thanks to Dr. Underwood, 'Dr. Wong. nursing staff for special care I received and to all hospital staff and my family. Terry Murray 24-45x1 ELLIOTT Wewould like to thank every ne who shared in cele- brate our wedding and rete, to on October 21 and making it a night to remem- ber. Thank you for all the beautiful wedding gifts. and for attending our stag and doe. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Jamie and Dianne 24-44x1 Notice -NOTICE NOVEMBER 11 The council of the Corporation of the Town of Seaforth request that local businesses recognize REMIBRAICE DAY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11 by closing from KNIGHT i wish to thank my family, friends and relatives fqr their cards, gifts and visits while I was a patient in Stratford liostpital. It is all greatly appreciated and' it.helped pass the time quickly. Thanks very much. Brad Knight 24-45x1 DOLMAGE Tyler, David Sheila, Ken- neth, Verne and'Delphine, Dolmagd want to express our heartfelt thank you to every- one who helped in every way with so much ' sympathy, kindness and caring when we lost Leslie Dolmage, our loving grandfather, father and beloved husband. 24-45-x1 CRAIG We wish to thank everyone who helped in any way to make our anniversary such a happy time. The many lovely gifts and cards are much appreciated. We thank the church ladies for serving the surprise supper on Saturday, and our unit ladies for serving' on Sunday. We especially thank Helen. Graeme and Children, and Sherrill fortheir thoughtfulness .and extra work. Margaret and Harvey Craig 24.45x1 FiNLAYSON I would like to take this opportunity to thank every- one who patronized the ba- zaar and tea at Seaforth Health Care Facility Satur- day. Your support was great- ly appreciated and made our bazaar most ' successful. Thanks to all who donated in any way. the staff anti Volun- teers for their assistance,. the residents for their participa- tion, Mrs. Jane Rimmer for table centres, the 'dietary stkff und'thu§etiit 'altur'he•0f ea room,' also special hers s to Dorothea, Ruth, t is Hildebrand Flowors "Lennie" for his ticket sales. Mary Finlayson Activity Co-ordinator Seaforth Health Care Facility 24.45x1 BLAKE We would like to say thanks to our friends and families. Thanks is a small word but it means so much, The cards of. sympathy people sent, the food that came to the house with a smile and a hug, /the offers of help, and the people who did help in big ways and in small ways; these have all meant so much to us. It is comforting knowing you are there praying for us land our family. Laverne and Nita - you two are really special. Thanks for all you have done. It will always be treasured. Everyone needs friends like you: Tom's life touched many and your kindness and con- cern has touched us. Sharon and Murray Blake 24-45x1 • Thanks to our dear friends and . neighbours, relatives, Grey Township Firemen, and the Firemen of Huron Couhty Mutual Aid, for your support in person, tin words, mes- sages, cards, and food at a time when it was needed. Thanks also to those who contributed towards the Grey Township Fireman's Fund, Cranbrook Church Fund, and to other funds. Marilyn Engel Sharon, Rosanne and Ron Burdett, Tracy. Paul and Susan and Annie Engel 24-45-1 In Memoriam h � - COming Events t CQMIb a SOON Craft and Bake Sale: Pec.1Q . at St. Jdbit's An811CFM Church, Britue4 fmm ,tl l 11:1P:-40 4 Card of Thanks 'STEVENSON . The family of the late Torn Steyensop,; wish to express their very sincere apprecia- tion to their many friends. neighbours and relatives for the expressions of sympathy. cards, donations. flowers and Ned to our homes:' Special thanks to Rev. Donald McIn- nes, Max and Barb Watts Funeral Home and to the ladies of the Cranbrook W.M.S. Your expressions of kindness atthis time will long be remembered. 24-45x1 TROLLOPE Mere thanks does not seem enough to express our grati- tude for the wonderful help and support everyone gave us during and after the recent fire. Special mention . to the Brussels Firemen and alrthe other fire depts. who came romptly to our aid. Also special" thanks to Larry and Marlene Cowie who so kindly took us into their home until we could find a place 10 stay. Also thanks to JR's Shake Shoppe,"Brussels Variety and everyone who helped us in any. way. Ihe donations of food, clothes, money etc. were greatly appreciated. We are proud to be residents of the Village of Brussels. Thanks a million! ' Doug, Debbie & Jonathan Trollope 24-45=1 In Memoriam JOHNSTON: in memory of a dear friend. Harry Johnston, who passed away on -Novem- ber 6, 1982.. Time slips by, but. memories stay, Quietly remembered every daAnd when old times we do recall, it's then Harry, we miss you most of all. Always remembered and greatly missed by Jim, 'Ann. Tracy and Tina. 25, 45-xl HEMINGWAY:in memory of our beloved husband and .. fathet, Bert Hemingway who passed away four years ago, Nov. 11th, 1979. Time takes away the edge of grief. But memory turns back every leaf Lovingly remembered by •V•iola and Morris. • 25-45x1 Th YouiI Rake Results in the ' WANTADS Count on the Classifieds to Do the Job NOTICE To the members of Sea - forth Farmers' Co-op- erative there will be a 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon Special Information Meeting on THURS. NOV. 10,1983 at 8:OOo'clock p.m. at the Seaforth and Dis- trict Community Cen- tres, Upstairs Hall. The purpose of this meeting is to discuss a merger proposal for Sea - forth Farmers' Co -Op and Hensall District Co - Operative. All members are urged to attend this Important Meeting! GERRY VANDEN HENGEL (Pres.) DONALD McKERUHER (sec.) SHUFFLEBOARD for senlora Id held every Wednesday afternoon at the Seaforth and district communitycentres. Sponsored by the recreation department, the event 1s free of charge. Turnout has averaged 14 to 18 competitors, but more are expected as the dport catches on. Looking' on while Jack Sinclair, left, makes a shot, Is John Van Geffen. (Wasslnk photo)