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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-11-08, Page 22N EXPOSITORIIF OV $ER 1 letiion Sales ! I11Rx�iIi.: MMif:'•' uc ,,J'M e�+...;AA ..VI•�9:'.U,A6-.:.wry w.i�•'" �4. 20 Auction 'Sales' 24 Cardsof Tb Auction Sole EUPPVIkg & ANl`IQV_' AlKTION to, be held at the Rathwell Building$ 77 Main Street, Seaforth, oft. .SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17th at 10:30 FTl enr:FRE & ANTIQUES; Duncan Fyfe Walnut drop leaf table; French Provincial sectional corner' Chesterfield; 2 pc. chesterfield set; 5 pc. wood dinette suite w. buffet; chrome table &. chairs; 2 pc. chronne table set. S4 bed w.•matching oak dresser; 2 pc. walnut bedroomsuite; brass iron bed; walnut' china cabinet; wood extension table; parlor tables; Coffee & end tables; recliner w, stool; curia cabinet; oak dresser; child's .table & chairs; 3 blanket boxes; Thump back trunks; oak rocking chair; 3 pc. fern. stand; Cabinet radio; 5 press back chairs; smoke stand; coat rack;. mise. chairs. APPLIANCES: McClealry.Easy electric dryer; West inghouse spin. washer;, Viking15 cu. ft. &,Frigidaire 17 cu, ft. deep freezers; Inglis automatic washer; 24" &.3O" electric stoves; fridge; G.E. combination wood, annea & electric range; 3 humidifiers MiSCE)lLANEOUSi. Good ' Cheer wood range; Franklin wood. heater; Toro 21" lawn mower; picnic' table; golf clubs & carts; rugs; 6' meat counter; garden tools; ladders & step ladders; lawn furniture; books; lamps; .crocks; bedding; Hoover carpet sweeper and much. more. 20-25.2 a arch ' 306w leJ AUCTIONEERS. LIOUIDATOR5, APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST SEAFORTH, ONTARIO *NOK 1WO 519) 527-1458 Auctioneer AUCTION CALENDAR' Clinton 482-7898 20-26.1 •••r••..N :••••••• •.. •,: • �'` • Gethke. : GENERAL.; • • AUCTIONEER: • • Serving Perth and • • Huron Counties with I. • ..many years '`' of •` • experience. •.` For reliable service at • reasonable rates • • Call 347-2465 collect • • ••,•o••... •••, .•••. 21.:Tender's' Wanted: Tenders wanted for Caretaker at St. ,Peter's . Lutheran Church, Brodhagen. Duties to commence January 1, 1980: Tenders must be. re- ceived.by December 1, X9'19 ' Apply to ' BILL BEUERMAN Secretary R.R. 41, Dublin 345-2950 Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted; 21-237- 22 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of . DANIEL JAMES CRONIN All persons having claims against the estate of Daniel James Cronin, late of the Township of McKiitlop, in the County of Huron, Retired fanner, deceased, who died on the 16th day of October, 1979, are hereby notified to send in , full particulars of their claims to the under- signed on or before the 22nd'. day of November, 1979, after which date the assets will be._ distributed having regard only to claimsthen received. Dated at Seaforth,•Ontario this 26th day of 'October, 1979: MCCONNELL, STEWART DEVEREAUX, SMMfoetltt Ontario. :Selicitets for the executor 22.25.1 NOTICE TO ICDIrl'ORS . In the Estate Of ANNIE MAE 1HtfllEtw8T Ali persons having claims against the Estate Of Annie Mae Hillebirecht, late of the To Unship of McKillop in the County of .Hunan, deceased, • whp died on the 21st day of September, 1979, ire hereby notified to tend int fall partic- ulars ulats of their titling to the undersigned' On Or before the 22 'Legal NT —otices 22nd day of November, 1979, after which: date the assets. will be distributed having regard only to claims then' received. Dated at Seaforth, this 26th day Of October, 1979 McCONNEI.L, STE WART & DEVEREAUX Seaforth, Ontario.' Solicitors for the executor. 22-25-1. 24: Cards of Thanks We would like to pay thanks to ill' the people whoattend-' ed our 45th ; wedding anni- versary on Sunday. Special thanks to our family and' the ladies of St. Andrews United Church, Bayfield, who arranged such a 'memorable day for us and to our friends and neighbours fort he lovely cards and gifts. -Jack & . • Margaret Scotchmer 24.26xI ially Grace & Dominic Your kindness will ,always be rentennbered. It ,has ;made a happy & memorable time for us, --Fete. Ann McLaughlin 24-26x1 I wish to thank all' my friends, neighbours, tela- fives. the ;Seaforth Royal Canadian Legion, Branch. #156,. Legion Ladles Auxil- iar}, and those who helped at home for their Os, cards and visits, while I was in Seaforth Hospital, Also spec- ial thanks to Dr. Whitman, nurses and staff at Seaforth: Hospital, for their care and. kindness. ,Everything was greatly appreciated.. —Wilson Allan 24.26.1 I. would like to thank all my friends & relatives for their visits, cards and treats while I was in hospital, Special thanks to Dr. Rodney, Dr, Underwood, & the hospital staff, ,--Don Heard 24-26x1 I wishtp thank friends and relatives who visited me, and sent cards, while I was a patient in the hospital, and. special thanks to Reverend Vanslyke and Ars, Rodney„ Malkus and Underwood and tothe nurses: It was very much ' appreciated, —Phil Hoggarth 24-26x1; lavish to say thank you to all those who remembered' me with visits, flowers, cards and treats, during my stay in Seaforth Community Hosp- ital. Special thanks to Father Cooney. Dr, Malkus;' the nurses and hospital staff. Your kindness will always be remembered. —Jim Ryan 24-26-1 We wish. to thank everyone for cards,gifts, treats and visits daring our stay in Seaforth Community. hospital and .since returning home. Also "a special thanks to Dr. Malkus, nurses and staff on. 0.B. Lynne and Shannon Davies 24-10-1 26 Personal ARE you living with a drink- ing problem? At Anon can help. 527-1650 or :Box 226, •Mitchell or Box 482, •Godes- ich. .26-26x8' .I wish; tothank everyone who. visited me during my recent stay in. Seaforth Hospital.. Thanks ' for. ;flowers, treats and cards. Special, thanks to Rev, Vanslyke, Dr. Malkus, nurses •& staff. Your kind- ness will always be.;remem. bered,-Frank.Roberton 24.26x1. Marg and Bill Hart would like to thank their many friends who helped or attend- ed their sale to make it such a huge success. 24-26x1 I'd like to, thank the nurses for the fine care I received while I was in Seaforth Hospital. Especially thanks to Dr. Malkus. Thanks a lot: Everything was ; greatly appreciated.—Dave'Netzke 24-26-1 Beth and. Mac 'Backer' of Burlington would like very much to thank their family for helping as to .celebrate • our 25th wedding anniver- sary in the Brussels, Morris & Gley arena. A delicious surprise party •dinner was in order by Karen Hastings & Susan McNeil of Brussels. We would like (0 thank you also forall the lovely gifts we received. We will' ' always remember Oct. 30, 1979. Those attending. were Karen & Dave, David, Darryl, Don- ald & Krista' Hastings of Brussels, Susan, Don, Cindy, Michelle & Danny McNeil of Brussels, Batb & Bob, ob- bie & Kenny Coleman of Burlington, Bonnie Allen & • Paul Synder of Burlington, Shari Backer also of Burling - tort, Dan & Phyllis Coleman• of Elmira, Sharon & Reiner Wilfong, Brussels, Vera Bastrop, alsb of $russets. Thanks again for everything: 2446.1 We wish' to express sincere thanks to our family, friends, neighbours & relatives for visits, cards, gifts, flowers & money on the occasion of our SOth +wedding anniversary. A special thanks to a11, espec- 27 Births ELAXBARD 'Pawl and Cathy are ;proud. 'to announce the .arrival of their first baby girl, Megan Dawn, at. St. Joseph's. Hospital, iLondon, October '27th, weighing 5 lbs. 1 oz. Second grandchild for Mr. and Mrs, Don McDonald R.R.. 2', Brussels. 27-26.1 SHADDICK Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shaddick (Jean ScottT of.'Burnaby. B.C. an- nounce the birth of their sort. A brother for Sandra. 27.26x2. PFEIEF .Don and Phyllis are pleased to announce the birth of their d'aughter,Tracy Lynn on October 20, 1979 in Listowel. Proud .. grand parents are Mr, and !Mrs. Ray Pfeifer and Mr. and; Mrs:bert Beuermann., 27-26-1 DAVIES:. John ' and Lynne Davies are happy to an- nounce the arrival of their daughter Shannon `Lynne, born Oct. 24, 1979 at Sea - forth Community Hospital. A sister for Christopher. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McDonald, R.R. 2, Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. C.F. Davies, Dorset, Eng- land. 27.26.1' Ma:NIGHT:' In • South Waterloo Hospital, Cain- bridge Oct. 27th. Kathy and! Ronald McKnight are happy to announce the birth of their' daughter Taryn Melissa* First great grandchild for. Mrs. RObt. i'.. Elgie and proud grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Don McKnight and Mr, and Mrs. Joe Marshall afCambtidge. 27-26x1 KALicI 'IJK To Mr. and Mrs. Marl'Kalichuk, R.R. 4, Seaford,, Noveritber 5, a son, Gregory Mark. 27.26x1 An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have :you tried one? Dial $27.0240. `Property f o;r 'Sails P`rope;ri y E'vr Sai~e Realty :SelrVices 17111!1111 111 1f Ist.% It4Woo 5 Are you ready for a good start next spring We ,hatt �,,, • Farms,' coiirercial establishments, houses, .lots, industrial bidgs. Vacation properties, Let us Find your choice - We work at it, 24 hours a day. Representative. Vic Fox Home 523-9525 Office 524.6656 14-26-1 CLASSIEI E two SUPERIOR MEMORIALS ESTABLISHED OVER 50 YEARS iolotPw • 'Clinton-Seaforth Ama'Representati%'e° MICHAEL FALCONER ,'153:$igh;S,treet; . Cintonf 482-9441 aro d Jo d d ,E�ec c 'TRENCHING • all types *Industrial, Horne & Farm Wiring' poles installed (-Hydro a and •Linework r' 3x48-9957 Mitchell BRBPR, iT'S COLD! — Murk Pinder and AObbie Simpson, Grade 7 pupils at Seaforth Public School, had the right idea on. Tuesday at the annual cross-country run held, for public school students at the Hullett Conservation area. This was one of the only ways to be sure of keeping warm. (Expositor Photo) nutrition matters BY GRACE BIRD, HOME ECONOMIST , FOR HURON' 'COUNTY • Cookin:g� •for one ;pp:Sy'. Do you live alone or with ;only one other person? Does this•cause any problems for you in the way of meal planning, maintaining a good nutritional diet and 'con- sequently your health? Living.alene or with one other person can cause sev- vera) problems along, this. line and in fact:meal time can become a real burden. If you would like some help and encouragement, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food and .the Huron County Health Unit have the program for you. It is entitled the "Com- mon Sense .Approach. to Nut- rition and. Cooking for One or Two. We areoffering it to n ne who would a yo ho . 'like to share and take home some new ideas on meal planning and nutrition as it affects them. . This course will emphasize cooking for. one or ' two through the ..use offood demonstrations. Recipe books are available for all who attend. Meal planning; and shopping hints are going .. to be discussed and we hope that through the activities, you will become a better meal planner and food shop- per. We • hope to help you understand how pills, ,affect your diet and look at those you may, require and the ones you can. do without. Do you know what nutrients you need each, day and what foods they're found in? Come and find out... And .: finally, we'll be looking at an essen tial for every housefhold - an emergency shelf. Come and see how to set yours up. Please come! Bring your concerns about food and nutrition. Bring your friends! The admission is free, the recipe books are free and everyone is welcome. The dates and places for these presentations are as follows: , November 14 - South Hur- on Recreation: Centre, Exeter 1:30 - - 3:30 p,m.; November 15 - Huronview Day Care, Huronview, Clinton 1:00- 3:00 p.m.; November 19 -. r v' Hu qn few Day .Care; Clin- ton, 1:00-3:00 p,m.; Novem- ber 20 - Wingham Armories, Wingham . 1:00-3:00 p,m.; November 22 Wingham Armories, Wingham 1:00- 3:00 p.m.; November 27 Huronview Day Care, Clin- ' ton 1:004:00 p.m.;, Novem- ber 30 - Huronview Day Care, Clinton 100-3:00 p.m. If you, would like further information, please n, contact Miss Grace Bird,. .Ontario. Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Clinton, phone 482- 3428 or Zenith 7-2800. Smile A richman w :deter, rained:- tO give his mother, * present that wpuld outshine; all the other gifts she had. ewer received. He read about a bird that had a vocabulary pt 4,000 words, could speak numerotts languages and; Sing three Operatic arias He, nntnediately boughr the birth for S50 000 .and had it; delivered to his mother. • The next day he phoned to,✓ see if she had received the bird.. "What did you think of the bird?" he asked when she assured him she had. ' -gotten it: she replied.,, „Delicious."' SEAFORTH JEWELLERS !'!taint• 527-(D271) ftn1: :of ik.f , . F� Shawn Hopper receives .a: case of pop: phis .$25.00 of gas from Marc. Robinet Grand Opening Specials continue P g all this week at A rchie's; Sunoco • Lfiryc 1),q_s o/ Chips 69 26 oz Coke, Pepsi, Kist Schweppes Ginger Ails +.dep. Seaforth rchie!s Sunoco SZ,.OB.1 n41.,.::i•Ath:..1it41e. •.t:�'...:r:11i::r aY i y ; dU Kr • .wt . J. Afl. Nle 4: