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nvusrr TOWNSHIP PROPERTY
to be sold by Public Auction
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20th
at 10;30 P.71P- at the leattle.
tt
1 have been instructed by the Mortgagee to sell under
the powers contained in a certain mortgage subject
to conditions and reserve: Part Lot 22, Concession 9
in the Township of Hullett, five miles north of
Clinton on, No. 4 Highway, then 'A mile east, The
ProertY consiSts Of a ten acre parcel of land on which
there is 'situated, a 11/2 storey, 4 bedroom frame
- -house, insulated, and heated with an oil turna,.e. A
work Shop, 24* x 40, insulated, lined, with cement
floor and cement block chimney with an attached 24'
X 13' lean to complete with, cement floor. The
property is well landscaped and has an area
• suitable for a. pond,
,Por viewing or futher information, Phone 482-7898-
Terms - 10% down day af sale.
Balance le 30 days,
Stlbject to reasonable reserve.
Richard Lebbt AltetIoneer,,ait
luta 4024898.
.20-20-3
21 Tenders NVanted 22 Legal Notices
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HURON ExPoitir .11tilrtEM011 2n1914
GA,
19, oticea
AAAPAAA.A.AAArteAm4
LIGHT buildOzing, land-
scaping, ibackfilling. Larry
Bailey, 523-4351. 19-204
JOCKEY
MENS
Country -Gold &
Rockin Roti
Good recorded
music for weddings,
dances anniver-
saries, parties etc.
Phone Brt4s!ele
evening!,
l387.6159'
19.084 1
CUSTOM sewilso
Beat inflation.
Get your wardrobe
custom made.
Reasonable rates.
Alice Short, 262-2686
19-18-4
Tri Town
Bookkeeping
and
COMPUTER SERVICE
Computerized Bookkeeping
anti Payroll
LAWRENCE BEANt
ROBERT PALING
52 Huron St., Clinton
• PHONE 482-3524'
1917 -if
Dogs
Groomed
appointnient only.
527-1931
19-17-4
CARPENTRY
• John Ryan and. John Peckitt
527-1520 482-7567
19-18-tf
VVANTED:
Dead OrDisabled
Cows & Horses
Stocker. cattle, calves and
swine pick Op free of a arge
Top Prices Paid
• For fresh animals over 500.
lb. - 51.00 a hundred weight.
Covi,s and horses over 1200
•lb..- 520,00.
4 wheel drive radio
dispatched trucks.
24 hr, service—' 7 days
a week
Brussels,
***-A,.......mr********AAA",*-,A,W***
'19 Nances •
Custom
Slaugitering
and
Processing
D t.4 dn&sds
da
Mrinii:r•Z
DASHWOOD
237-3677
1 'el
Pet Food Supplies
887-9334 or 887-6064
Toll Free
1-800.265-4267
l4.09-tf
Notice
We've moved 'A block north
Walton
BOOKKEEPING, payrolls,
financial! statements and in-
come tax for small hine
and personal at our 10
tion. Let ine handle the
bother of writing up your
books. Reasonable rates. To
inquire call collect anytime.
London 455-2199. 19-20-1.
20. xortitio.aks
. • .
ichor
Lobb
Auctioneer
A.1,7CTI ON
• CALENDAR
Clinton 482.-898
Sat. Oct. 6 •
liensall Stocker Sale
Mon, Oct. 8
1030 am. Real est-
ate for estate of Jane
McGregor of Sea -
forth at Richard Lobb
Mon. Oct. 8
12. neon - furniture,
antiques, etc, at.
Richard Lobb's barn.
for McGregor estate
Sat. Oct. 13
Antiques, modern ,
furniture, appliances
for the estate of ,Bill
Mutch, Clinton at
Richard Lobb's barn.
Sat. Oct. 20
1000 a.m. - 10 acres.;
•house & -workshop
for Ted Overholt, 5
miles north, 1./2' mile
east of Clinton.
Sat. Oct. 27
. Feed cattle, farm
machinery for Adrian
Wammes, Goderich
Twp. ,20=20.1
•
20, Auction Sales .20 Ausction ;440t,
STOC,
• .,SALE.:
HOntoll -Livestock.
Steers, Heifers and' Calves
VICTOR HARGREAVES [5191482-7511 Clinton
BARRY MILLER [5191235-2717 Exeter
or 229-6205 IKIrkton
DOUG CARRUTHERS 237-3734
GREG HARGREAVES 262-2831
AUCTIONEERS
LARRY GARDINER AND RICHARD LOBB
20-20-2
20 Auction Sales 20 Auction Sales
A
Township of
Tuckersmith
TRACTOR TENDER 1979,
CONTRACT NO: 79-002TT
i
Seated tenders clearly
marked as to contents, •will
be received by the under-
signed until 2:00, p,m. on
Friday November 2, 1979
for thedelivery done
50 II.P. Utility Tractor,
Rotary Mower, and loader.
Tenders must be submitted
on the Township Tender
forms available .from the
undersigned.
The lowest or any,tender not '
-necessarily accepted, All
, tenders' subject to approval
by • the Ministry • Of
TrarispOrtation and
Communications.
M' Nicholson
Road. Superintendent
- EgtnondvIlle, Ontarlo'
.••••••••••••••••
• ,
•
•
R G.
Gethke
•
• GENERAL • •
AUCTIONEER •
• Serving Perth and •
Huron Counties with •
• many years of •
•
▪ experience.
• For reliable sersice at •
• reasonable rates
• Call 347-2465 collect ;
.. •
• Sat. Oct. 20, disper-
fie sal auction sale of
• approximately 20 •
Percheron and Belt, •
• ian mares and colts,
• horse equipment. 8N •
• Ford tractor. miseeT.
• laneous 'terns etc. •
• t 4 miles west or
• Bornholm. 20-20-1 •
•
• •••••••••to. •
Welding. STRIP tickets for admission
or refreshments. single and
duplicate. The Huron Expos. •
itor, Seaforth. 11 -17xtf
887-6029
tiezdNre/7 tP/iscriez/ei
Auction Sale
MORTGAGE SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
Under by virtue of the POWER OF SALE
contained in a. certain mortgage, which is now in
• default. there will be offered by sale by PUBLIC
AUCTION by Rathwell 8:. Asseciates, Auctioneers,
the sale to take place on the premises at the hour of 7
o'clock in the evening of Thursday the 27th day of
September 1919, The lands and premises known as
217 Albert Street, Plan 3, Part lot -14& 13, in the
Town of Clinton.
The propertY will be offered for sale subject to a
reserve bid. .
The purchaser shall pay down to the Vendor's
agent at the time of sale by way of deposit of
52,000.00 by cash or hy certified cheque and balance
due on or before the 29th day of October 1979;
Adjustments are to 'be made as of the date of
closing. The Purchaser shall search title at his own
expense.
On the premises is said to be erected a single
storey frame house with 3 bedrooms,.full basement,
• living & dining rooms, kitchen all situated on a large
(99 x 165') lot. ,
Inspection of the property may be - had from 6
o'clock in the evening on the Iclay of sale or by
Further particulars and conditions of sale may be
had from Mr.. Bruce R. Rathwell at 527-1458.
20-19-2
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AUCTIONeERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST. SEAFORT4, ONTARIO'NOK. 1VVO
(519) .527-1458
HULLETT 'TOWNSHIP
Tenders for
Sriowplowing
.
Tenders for a grader snow-
plo•v to plow approx. 20
' miles in North West corner of
•the Tbwnship. Grader mast
be equipped with a V plow •
and levellieg wing. Tender
forms available at. Rd. Supt.
and must be in his hands by
FARMERS and DEALERS
reterve this dolt.
Saturday, Oct. 6',1:919j
10;00 A.M. Sharp
•GIGANTIC AUCTION
OF
Tractors, Combines, Having 8 Harvesting
equipment, Tillage equipment and all other
19-19-2
type of farm equipment, as well as Lawn &
Garden equipment. Snowmobiles.
ATTEAUTIO.N. •
FARMERS o,•••••
• • •• • ,.„,,s•
We are now paying 55.00 515.00 for fresh
dead or disabled cows & horses Over 50Q lbs,
All calves & pigs picked up free of charge.
Fast Effieient Service = 24 hrs. a day. / days
a week, •
HURON DEAD
STOCK REMOVAL
I '
Caiidollect 482-9811
Callus first you Won't hove to
coil cffiyone else
TRACTOR SELL AT 2:30 Sharp
• , Don't miss it • Sae you than,.
Auctioneer: Cliff Gilbert
.WAYNE WARD FARM EQUIP* •
534-29110
$34-16311
21 Tender* Wanted
Truk, Minittittnl• SiZe
36,000 GVW
Grader, Minimum 11,F.
150.
All tenders must be sub.
mittcd ottAender forms which
are aeailable at the township
office.
WILLIAM G. CAMPBELL
ROAD SUPERINTENDENT4'
seastm
1149
• tiwy,,t4oi4 WIARTON
21 Tenders Wanted
TOWNSHIP OP tvfeEELL0P
Sealed • tendert- will be
, received until
12 mon
intOCI.10 19'70
' by either the Road .Stiperin.
tendent Or ClOrk-Treasurer at
the Murilcipat Offices, R.R.
1 Seaforth, Ontario tett • .
•$nowplow touipment to
plow roads for 10784.970,
or,any tender nOt necessarily
accepted and mustbe tip.
proved by M.T:C. . •
GEORGE HOGGART,
.• Rd. Supt.'
Londesboro, Ont.. •
NOM -2H0 ,
• 21-19-2 •
Tender
assets will be distributed
having regard only to claims
then received.
DATED at Seaforth, Ont-
ario this 10th day of Sept-
ember, 1979.
McCONNELL, STEWART &
DEVEREAUx
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the Executrix
• 22-18-3
. •
1 am no longer responsible
for debts other than those
incurred by myself as of
April 1, 1979. —Christine
Scott • • 22-19-3
• NOTICE.TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Olive Elizabeth MacDonald
All persons having, claims
against the estate of Olive
Elizabeth MacDonald, late of
the Town of Seaford', in the
County of Huron, deceased;
who died on the 14th day of
August, • 1979, are hereby
notified to send in full part-
iculars of their claims to the
undersigned on or before the
llth day of October, 1979,
after which date the assets
will be distributed having
regard only to claims then
received.
Dated at Seaforth, Ontario
this 1 lth day of" September.
1979.
McConnell, Stewart &
• Devereaux
•
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the executors.
22-19-3
. •
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24 tards of Thanks.
W e, sincerely wish to 'that*
all our friends and neigh-
bours and anyonewho assist-
ed us ht any way at our time
of disaSter. All those wonder-
ful people who gave gifts,
assisted us financially, gave
us moral support with words
of kituineSsi helped as re-
build and made last Friday
Sept. 21st at Clinton Legion a.
night we will never forget'.
Due to some great peoplc.
with a Rolling *Me and.
people looking after our
plumbing & facilities, we,
never even had to leave
home. Thank you. —The -
Hugh Flynn Family 24-204
The family of the late Mae
Hillebrecht wish, to express
their deepest appreciation to
relatives, friends and neigh-
bours for the acts of kindness
shown during their recent
bereavement. Special thanks
for the cards and letters and
visits made to her while she
was a patient in the Stratford
General Hospital. 24-20x1
l.
16, Personal
Aetheny Forman of Mel -
%wine, Australia. Mr. and
Mrs. 'MacDonald will be
residing in Edmonton. Drs.
riend ad Etonian in. Sask-
ateon. The marriages took
place in Edalootgo on Sept
.ember fith, 26404
2?.
PATTERSON; Jeff and Laura
Patterson of Thorndale are
pleased to announce the safe
arrival of their first son,
Christopher Sean, on Sept-
ember 7th. Proud grand-
parents are Mrs, • Carol.
Patterson of London and Mr.
and Mrs. Joe van Dooren of
Seaforth 27-20-1
WEYINISSERGEN: Garry and
Cathy are pleased to an-
nounce the safe arrival of
their sons Jospeh, Michael
and Nicholas. The triplets
were horn on Thursday at St.
Joseph's Hospital in London.
$eP t 20 1979. The proud
25 In Memoriam grandparents arc• Mr. and
Mrs, Joseph Thuss, Parkhill
MURRAY: In loving memory and Mr. 'and Mrs. 27.a2;ixni
Murray who died 3 years ago
Sept. 29, 1976.
TWoeti'deagrihveeritv,oyiceesaannddsmeeorhee.r DParriryjuvdat or:
efisrestpthteecmIstiabl d:,
AnSdr" glireeet her at our door. 2Kitchener.01979, cdHospitalgrn n.
But all we can do, dear
Is
nmgd leavethandert ehnedh your
tokensgave o f parentsat and gEeit .1 te fnr eSeBaeBra°Btrittiheaanondfd LLB000nibAs.
love don. Daryl is pleased to have
To the best mother God ever great-grandparents, Mrs. A.
made. Harrison of ,Seaforth and Mr.
We like to think when life is IlalPh Sumner of London.
Wdheorn:ver heaven maY be,
• Car In L h
God for the safe arrival of
Up there to welcome us.
• RE FUEL, OH.
Sealed tenders, clearly
Marked Tender Re Fuel Oil,
will be received by the
undersigned until twelve
noon, Tuesday. October 9,
1979 for supplying NO 2
Industrial Fuel Oil to the •
Court House, Goderich, for
The next two years commenc-
ing November 1, 1979.
Storage Capacity 3000 gals.
Quantity used per annum -
'approx. 22,000 gals.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
B.G. HOTLY, •
Clerk-Tresio..Adiele.
amity of Hem,
gourt Howe,
6oderkb, ()Atari, N7A 1M2-
22 Legal. Noticed
NOTICE TO cREDrroits
In the estate of
ALBERT KEITH SHABO •
All persons having cleimS
-against the Estate of Albert
Keith Sharp, late of the
Township of Tuckersmith, in
'the County Of Huron, Mer-
chant, deceased, who died on
the 28th day of July, 1979,
are hereby notified to send itt
particulars of their claims
to the undersigned of'Or
before the 4th day Of October'
1079 after which date the
24 Cards of Thanks
I would like to .thank Dr.
Rodney and the nursing staff
of Seaforth Community hosp-
ital for their kindness and
care while I was a patient
there. Special thanks to rela-
tives, friends and neighbours
for cards and treats. •
—Andrea Van Steelandt
24,20x1
A sincere thank you to all Our
friends, neighbours and !da-
tives for their kind expres-
sions of synipathy through
donations to charitable .
organizations and beautiful
floral tributes sent at the
passing of a dear husband
and father. Spedial thanks to
Rev. John Davies and the
Lockhart Funeral Home, the
pallbearers and flower bear-
ers; to the ladies of Staffa
U.C.W. and all who sent food
to the home and helped in so
many ways. We will always
remember. —Ada Pethick.
and family 24-20-1
Many thanks' to my family*
friends and neighbours for
theit, "Get Well Wishet",
gifts, flowers and visits dur-
ing my stay in Seaforth,
Community hospital. Special
thanks to Drs. Malkus and'
Rodney, Rev. Vanslyke and
the nursing staff. All was
sincerely appreciated.
—AnnicAlIan 24720x1
Thaeks to me family and
friends who visited me while
I was in the hospital and the
.Manor Nursing Horne,
I
Mysincere thanks to
neighbours and friends for
the kindness to Peter and 1
while 1 was in hospital and
since returning home, also
for visits, flowers, treats arid
cards Very special thanks to
my sister and my family.
Mildred McNaughton.
„,„ 24-20.1
of our dear mother Melva Heyn bergen, Seaforth,
If we had all the world to give HODGERT: Bryan and Linda
That she'll be standing at the MEIDINGERt Patrick and
door o ( ee enc ae) thank
—Sadly missed and always their first child, a. daughter
remembered by her'family. Krista Ann, born at Si
25-20x1 Joseph's 'Hospital, London
sed
away°":October
In a little house. beside th :Iranddeild for Mr. and :Mrs-.
e
Carl Leiichan, London. 9th
road,
TriT'lli; f719d7'0.Pas•
grandchild for Veronica
With cattle standing by,
Meidinger: Seaforth. Proud
A tall man lived, and loved,
and laughed great grandparents are Mrs.
His loving wife was 1— Alex Aubin, Seaforth and
But now he's -gone. to live 27 20 /
Alex Meidinger, Zurich.
Sept. 24, at 4:42 p.m.
weighing s. 1 oz;
6 lb
First
with God—
No tear now, dims my eye.
His face 191 see, in front of
me, - •
When time has 'gone long by.
—Lovingly remembered,
Grace. 25-20-1
•
• •
KRAUSKOPF: in loving
memory of our dear mother,
Catherine Kranskopf who
passed away three years ago
October 2, 1976.
There's a gift in life you
cannot buy
That's very rare and true
It's the gift of a wonderful
The• 1. iki ne orntthhaeenr'
yonthings
we had insyoud dyou.f
or
In your kind and loving ways
You have us years of happi-
Nneesne
• ocan take'aWaY.
Memories , don't fade, they
just grow deep
For someone we loved but
could riot keep.
—Always remembered by
Marie, Jim, and grand-
children. 25-20-1
HOTHAM: In roving memory
of our dear mother Mary A.
Hothain who passed away 2
years ago on Sept. 25, 1977.
Never for a moment'
Are you very far away,
Absent and yet near you
seem
And dearer ever day.
—Always remembered by
her family Madeline, Cor-
inne, son John, Leone & her
grandchildren • and -great
grandchildren. 5-20-1
•
26 PerSonal
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Consitt,
Kippen, wish to announce
the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter. Deborah
Marie to Ronald Allan, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Denys,
Kippen, The marriage to
take place Saturday, Oct. 6,
1979, 3:30 pan. at St. Bind,
face Church, Ittrich. Recep-
thin 26-20x1
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend
Dublin,WIsh to announce the
marriage of their daughter
Judith Aline to Mr. Robert
MacDonald and their datigh.
-tee Dr. Susan Friend to Dr.
g8 Deaths
rootturriourisrot
M Stratford Peiteral Hosp-
ital, on. Sunclity, September
23, 197% Harriet Blanche
(Bolger) Johnston, of 79
Goderich Street West, Sep
forth. 13eloved wife of the
late Frank JehngOtlit in her
77th year. Dear mother of
Irwin of Seaforth and, Harry
of R.R. 1, Dublin. Also
survived by a sister, Mrs..
Torrance (Olive) DundasQf
Walton, seven grandchildren
and four great-grandchildren
Pre -deceased by a daughter,
Roma (1959), and two -broth-
ers, Howard and Harry.
Friends were received at the
vvz4.000eY-.
Whitney-Ribey Funeral,
Horne, 87 Goderielt Street
West, Seaforth, where ser-
vice was held, on Tuesday at
230 p.m. with Reverend
James Vanslyke officiating,
Interment Maintlandbank,
Cemetery, Memorial done-
ations to the Ontario Heart'
Foundation would- be
.
appreciated as expreesions of
sympathy. 28-20-1
MAE HILLEBRECHT
At Stratford General Hosp-
ital, on Friday, September
21. 1979, Mae Hillebrecht of
R.R. 4, Seaforth, in her 84th
year. Beloved wife of the late
John Hillebrecht. Survived
by two sisters - Mrs. Adam
(Cora) Dodds of Listowel.
and Mrs, Cecil (Edna) Baxter
of Springfield. Predeceased,
by tWCI sisters and one broth-
er. Resting at the Whitney-
Ribey 'Funeral Home, 87
Goderich Street West, Sea -
forth, ' where friends were
received, Funeral service •
was on Monday at 2 p.m.
with Rev. Thomas Duke
officiating. interment Mait-
Iandbank Cemetery Seaforth.
Memorial donations to the
Charity of your Choice would
be appreciated. • 28-204
1 Coming Events
ANNIVERSARY SERVICE
Ch .iselhurst United Church
Sunday, September 30th;
1979 2:00 p.m. Rev. Stanley
McDonald Anniversary
Preacher with The Snell
Family of Londesborough
as Guest Music.
Excellent qualit,,,
•MacINTOSH
*SPARTAN '
available now
11/2 miles south of Eiginfield on #4 Highway
First PRESBYTERIAN Church
59 Goderich St., W.. Seaforth
Minister: Rev, T,A.A. Duke Orniuilst: Mrs. D. Carter
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30'
11:15 Worship Service, Church School & Nursery
October 7 - World Wide ComMunion Sunday.
ST. THOMAS Anglican.ChUrch.
Seaforth • •
Rev James Broadfoot
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
1.6th Sunday after Trinity'
10 a.m. - Holy Communion
Service of Harvest Thanksgiving
Sermon - "15 iS geed to give thanks"
NORTHSIDE United Church'
54 Gotledch St. West, Seaforth
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
Sunday SebOo110 & 11 A.M.
Church Serviee 11 AM.
• Rev..11.G; Vandyke, Minister
Organist -Choir Director Jr. Choir Leader
Margaret 'Whitmore Audrey 1VieLlwain
Atea congregations are invited to take advantage of
the church diredorytoannounce their church services
bath Weekt. Church direetory annotintements are
available for a minimum of 26 cOnSteiitiVe weeks in
Units of two eolttron inthes at $2 per unit. Changes in
copy may be made each week but must be received
'before noon on Tuesday.
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