The Huron Expositor, 1972-04-06, Page 8g 011
Itikl.R0j(EXPO5ITOk'SEAPORT11, ONT,, APRIL 0, 102 Nelms of
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24: Card of Tka
I would like to thank y ire
titres, -neighbours and fr ends Or
flowers, gifts, cards a d treats
while I was in the- hos ital. Dr.
Malkus, Dr. Underwood, the stag
and nurses at the hospital, Rev.
Mulholland for hip viaits also
Mae and Bob Smith for looking
after the house and doing several
errands for me, also the ones
with the ambulance getting me
to the hospital so soon. It was
all greatly appreciated. - Jean
Cairns. , 24-30x1
STAFFA x .
. Correspondent
Mrs. John Templeman
MrS. Pearl Francis and June,
Toronto visited on the weekend-
With Mr. and Mrs,. Arthur Kemp
and Eleanor.'
With Mr. and Mrs.Jelin Tem..
pleman and family on the week-
end were Darlene Templeman,
Orillia, Joanne Templeman, Lon-
don, Rob Templeman, Guelph and
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Martyr,. and
Wanda, Russeldale.
MiSs Bonnie Miller, Guelph
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Mil-
ler and Paul,
With Alvin Worden on the
weekend were Joa.nne Worden,
Ottawa' and Bill Worden, twat
erloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris
and family, Mrs. Sam Norris
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Longman, Londesbor-
ough.
MisSL Marilyn Miller was
among the studentS from Mit-
chell District High School who
enjoyed a train trip to Quebec
on the weekend.
Mrs. Jim Norris, Judy and
Doug and Lorraine Verkindt,
Brampton visited Monday with
Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Norris and family.
STAFIA W.L.
An all day quilting and pot
luck dinner were the highlights
of the March meeting of the
Staffa Women's Institute in the
township hall on March 29. Host-
esses for the day were. Mrs.
John Miller, Mrs. Norman liar=
burn and Mrs. Charles Dougl-
las. In charge of the, quilts were
Mrs. Cameron Vivian, Mrs.Car-
ter Kerslake and Mrs. Garnet
Taylor.
Mrs. John Miller preSided
and the roll call "A way to be
a friend to my neighbour" was
answered, by 16 members, Mrs.
McCaughey played a lovely piano
instrumental. Four quilts were
completed for War Memorial
Hospital and Mrs.. Russell W-or-
den will deliver them.
20. Auction Sales 20. Auetion Saks ' 20. Auction Sees
and amplifier; lawn furniture; 2
rugs; 6 dining room chairs;'
garden wheelbarrow; chester-
field and 2 chkirs; hedge
trimmer; jig-saw; sun lamp; 2
school desks; large table wire
'buffer with motor; many other
small items:
ANTIQUES: 2 wall-type
telephones; 2 phonographs (work-
ing order); roll top desk; organ
stool; wicker baby carriage with
parasol (A-1A large spinning.
wheel; wool winder; pine trunk;
oil and aladdin lamps; mantel
clock; 1 large Waterberg 'wall,
clock - 6 sided face; flat irons;
antique boring maehine;- large
street lantern; 'carbide bicycle
lamp; CNR lantern; oval table;
hand made child's sleigh; 2 apple
peelers; cheese sample knife;
antique butcher and carpenter
tools; copper boiler; 2 wash
Stands; rope bed frame and many
other articles.'
NOTE: This is a, good offering
of furniture and antiques in
excellent "condition, so plan to
attend.
sal Milker, complete. CLEARING ,
AUCTION SALE
SAT, APRIL 15; 1972
TERMS CASH - FARM SOLD
WILLIAM GEORGE
Proprietor
GEORGE POWELL
Clerk
ALLAN MacINTYRE
Auctioneer, Lucknow
20-30-1
Antique and Household Auction At 1 P.M.
Of hogs, farm machlhery
miscellaneous items at lot 4,
con. 13, McKillop, 7 and one
half miles north and one mile
west of Dublin, for
1 would like to take this oppor-
tunity to thank all those who sent
me cards and best wishes.Special
thanks to Dr. Malkus and the kind
attention of the nurses while I was
in Hospital. - Mr. Thos.-Keale.
.24-30-1
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nethery, R.
R. 4, Brussels are pleased to
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Constance Jean' to Mr.
Murray Albert NeSbitt, son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Nesbitt,
Clinton. The marriage will take
place on April 28th at 7:30 p.m.
in Trinity Anglican Church,
Belgrave. 24-30-1
-At Lot 24, Con. 2, Stanley Twp., 1 1 /2 miles west of Brucefield,
3 miles North on
Saturday, April 15th 22. Legal Notices
ANTONE SIEMON
Proprietor
R. O. •GETHKE
Auctioneer
(Full list will appear in next
issue) 20-30-1
2
NOTICE TO CREDITORS at 1:30 P.M.
ANTIQUES: 8 Piece toilet set; High boy chest ,of drawers;
shaving Mirror; 2 corn modes; pichireframes; settle and rocker;
mantel clock; buffet; view master; mounted deer head; 3 copper
boiler; pine table; demacart in excellent condition; water
goblets and pitchers; Royal Dalton china cream sugar and
3 pc. tea set; Coca pot; Sherbet goblets; Bird of Paradise
'10 place setting of dishes; and many more pieces of china-
and glass; quilts, blankets; etc. etc.
APPLIANCES, FURNITURE: - 7 cu. ft. Viking deep freeze;
Admiral deluxe refrigerator; Admiral 30" electric range;
Frigidaire refrigerator; Beacon •24" electric range; wringer
washer; wood annex; itiffet; china cabinet; extension table;
6 matching chairs; chesterfield and 2' matching chairs; 2
chrome sets with 4 chairs; Maple dinette table and 3 chairs;
telephone stand; 2 double beds; dresser wardrobe closet;
single bed; small tables; chairs; lamps; 12' x 14' broadloom;
drapes and many more items.
MISC.' - Fanning mill; cream separator; root pulper; emery
stand; cast iron kettle; 200 gal. sap tank; Lawn Boy mower;
etc., etc.
IN THE ESTATE OF
MICHAEL JOSEPH NAGLE
All persons having claims against
the Estate of Michael Joseph
Nagle, late of the Village of
Dublin,• in the County of Perth,
Retired Farmer, deceased, who
died on the 20th day of November,
1967, are hereby notified to send
in full particulars of their claitns
to the undersigned on or before
the 13th day of April, 1972,
after which date the assets will
be distributed havinkregard onlj
to claims then received.-
CLEARING Julie Anne Elliott, Geraldine
Templeman, Freda McCaughey
and Nelson Pullman were among
the Grade 12 students from Mit-
chell Dfatrict High School who
enjoyed a. bus trip to Washington
D. C., on the weekend. "
AUCTION SALE
WED. APRIL 19,1972 26. Personals
Mr. aid Mrs. Delbert Ward,
St. Catharines, wish' to an-
nounce the forthcoming marriage
of their daughter, Rowena Jane
to William Robert Wallace, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace,
Seaforth. The marriage to take
place May 6, in the Church of
The Good Shepherd, St. Cath-
arines, Ontario. 26-30x1
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Grobbink
wish to announce the, marriage •
of their youngest daughter, Emma,
Juliana, to Mr. Ted Van der
Wouden, London, sod of Mr.and
Mrs. Bert Vander Wouden, Hol-
land. The wedding will take
place on Friday, May 26, at
6:30 p.m., at St. Ambro e R.C.
Church, Brussels. 26-30-1
at 1:30 P.M.
Of tractors, SP combine, track
and a full line of farm machinery
at lot 28, con. 1, South Easthope.
'Three miles east of Stratford
on Number 8 Highway, for
TERMS: CASH NO RESERVE
R.
44. PAUL PRIESTAP
Proprietor
R. G. GETHKE
Auctioneer
. Not responsible for accidents
day of sale. 20-30-1
DATED at Seaforth, Ontario this
„20th day of March, 1972.
McCONNELL & STEWART
Barristers, &c.,
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the Executor.
22-28-3
KEITH KELLY
Proprietor
R. G. GETHKE)
Auctioneer.
Full list will appear next week.
20-30-1
n.
p.
X
TERMS CASH NO RESERVE PROPERTY SOLD
MR. AND MRS. CAL HORTON
Proprietors ' •
RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE
EXTENSIVE CLEARING CLEARING 23. Business Directory AUCTION SALE All Kinds and Varieties 7):.
ORDER EARLY
_For the ginning From
AUCTION SALE W. J. CLEARY
Seaforth, Ontario
LICENSED EMBALMER
AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Night and• Day Calls - 527-'0510
23-25-tf
Of 4 Tractors; S.P. Combine;
S.P. Swathes; full line of
Power Implement e Truck; Feed
and miscellaneous articles at
Lot 30, Con. 11, Hibbert, 3 3/4
miles west of Cromarty; 5 miles
east of Hensall, 10 miles north
east of Exeter on'
Of Machinery, dairy equipment
and feed, 'household effects- and
miscellaneous items to be held
at Lot 19, Con. 4, of McKillop
jr'ownship, 4 miles northeast of
Seaforth for James B, Hogg on
Brucefield - 482-3120 20-30-2
imetAirmemseetereseesesoirtsetotwozgesteeket.
27. Births
BOXED PLANTS
Of All Varieties
For Spring Transplanting
BUTTERS - To' Mr. and,_Mrs.
Gordon Butters of, Toronto at
St. Joseph's Hospital, Toronto
on April 2, 1972, a daughter.
27:-30x1
Auctioneer WEDNESDAY. APRIL 12 THURSDAY, APRIL 13 at - 1:00 P.M.
MACHINERY: M.F. No. 65 gas
tractor with multi power, differ-
ential lock,' power steering, and
Freeman manure loader, good
cond. Case D.C: 4 tractor with
Eagle hitch, hydraulic system,
good rubber and cab - recently
overhauled. M.H. No.60 pUll type
Combine with pick-up and cutter
bar. Case No: 230 baler withbale
thrower: - very good cond. Int.
No.130 P.T.O.Mantire Spreader-
very good cond. McKee Harvester
with pipes - good cond.. 20 ft.
McKee rack on rubber tired
wagon. M.F. 4 furrow 3 P.H.
12 in. trip bottom plow. Case
3 p.H. 3. furrow 12 in. plow;
No. 23A 3 furrow 10 in.
plow. Fluery Kissel disc.; New
Idea .7 ft. Mower; Int. 15 run
fertilizer seed drill. Int. 4
bar side rake on rubber - good
cond. Rubber tired wagon with
175 bu. wooden grain box; Sea-
, forth 3 P.H. snow blower; -24-
ft. pipe bale elevator; Gehl 10
in. Hammermill; Grain auger
with 1/2 h.p. motor.; Flat 'rack;
a. walking plows; circular saw;
McCormick 7 ft. binder; 6 ft.
cultivator; Land roller; Durnr
rake; Stone boat; 5 section har-
rows with steel pole.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT: Solar 27
can bulk milk cooler - complete-
good cond. Double stainless steel
sink. Electric. pail.
FEED: Approx. 1500 bales mixed
hay. Approx. 150 bales straw.
TOOLS AND MISCELLANEOUS
ITEMS: Champion oat roller
with 1 1/2 h.p. electric motor;
75 ft. Hammermill belt - like
new; AluMinum wheel barrow -'
good cond; Forge emery grinder;
L'eg vice; Quantity of carpenter
and mechanic tools; chains; grain
elevator; scales; bag truck; fan-
ning mill; speed jack.
' HOUSEHOLD . EFL ECTS AND
ANTIQUES: Wooden extension
table; Double iron bed complete;
5 wooden dining room chairs;
2-piece bedroom suite cam-
pleM Sideboard; Studio Couch;
Coleman 3 burner gas stave;
rockers; Small tables; high
,.'chair;
ANTIQUES: Wash stand with
wooden towel bars. Coloured
Chamber set - very nice. Dom-
inion organ and stool - beautiful
cond.' Oil lamp;• trunks; cradle;
Broad axe; Ads; Copper. boiler.
NOTE - Proprietor and Auct-
ioneer are not responsible for
any 'accidents on day of 'sale.
TERMS - Cash on chattels. 5%
sales tax in, effeet.. •
FARM AND FURNITURE
SALES CONDUCTED
R. G. GETHKE
CLEARING AUCTION SALE at 12':30 P.M.
IMPLEMENTS: Ntiffield #10-60
gas tractor run 2,500 hrs. with
Malco manure loader and heat
houser; .A.C. D14 tractor run
1,873 hrs'. with 4 row corn scuf-
fler and• heat houser; A.C: model
B tractor with bean puller;Oliver
#66 tractor with Mounted bean
puller; -Gleaeer.-All s.p. combine
with grain and bean attachments;
Owatonna 10 ft.. s.peswather; J.D.
16 disc. power seed drill, nearly
new; I.H.C. 8 1/2 ft. wheel type
stiff tooth cultivator; Hydrein 14
inch 3 furrow plow; Coby 10 ft:
cultipacker; Oliver 10 ft. double
disc; Oliver 3 furrow 'plow-on
rubber; 2 sets of harrows; J.D.
6 ft. one way disc; M.M. -10 ft.
rotary hoe;'Vermere power dit-
cher; J.D. 6 ton wagon; H.D.
grain bax mounted on trfick
chassis; Turnco gravity
grain box; 2 - 16 ft.-grain aug-
ers and extensions; A.C. p.t.o.
side rake; A.C. 5ft. • power
mower;Hurd power grass seeder;
Spraymotor weed sprayer with
20 ft. boom; grain thrower and
pipes; snow blower; 3 pt. hitch
blade; buck rake; 2 wheel trailer;
bin grain dryer; 32 ft. extension
ladder; emery and stand;' sap
pails; quantity of 4 inch tile;
Maxwell reel type lawn mower;
Zephyr 1/2 inch drill; forks;
6 shevels; tools; etc. • --
TRUCK: 1958 Ford F600 truck,
300 bus. grain box and hoist,
53,000 miles, to be sold as is.
FEED: 70 ton Herta barley; 40'
bales straw. •
NO RESERVE - TERMS CASH
'Owner.or auctioneer not respon-
sible for accidents day of sale.
EDWIN DICK ,er
Proprietor - 262-5484
w. E . NAIRN -& SON
AUCTION SERVICE
St. Marys - . '284-3796
20-30-1
BOYD - At Wingham and District
Hospital, on March 22nd, to Mr.
and Mrs. John Douglas Boyd, of
R.R. 4, Walton, a' son, Steven
John. 27-30X1
Of farm machinery, livestock, feed, at Lot 19, Con. 10,
Stanley Twp., 7 miles north of Zurich on Phone 34'7-2465 - Monkton
23-25-tf MacLEAN'S
FLOWERS
Wednesday, April 12th '4
.44
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF
OPTOMETRIST.
By Appointment Only
Seaforth Office
Wed., Thurs., Fri., 9 to 5:30p.m.
Thursday evenings
Monday only -. Clinton Office
• For Appointment
Phone 527-1240 - 'or 482-7010'
23-25-tf
at 1:30 P.M. '
LIVESTOCK: • 1 Jersey cow due in July; 3 Holstein heifers •
bred in Jan.; 1 Holstein heifer - open; 1 black white face steer:
TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENTS - David Brown 880 3 P. H.
power steering'and pulley; Int. W4 c/w hydraulics and PTO;-
.
Dion threshing machine 60' endless belt- M.D.3. pt '7'
mower'; M.D. 7' binder; Case 4 bar side rake; M.D. 13 run
seed drill; 2 row J.D. corn planter; M.D. 8.1/2' cultivator;
Feury Bissel double disc; New Idea spreader; M.D. 2-furrow
plow; 4 sections diamond harrows; 16' Hay rack.
MISC.: 3 iron,kettles; 5 gal. crocks; sling ropes; forks; shovels;
chains; scrap iron; Su rgel3B2 vacuum pump and line two units; 8
milk cans. -
SEED, FEED:
2 bu.• red clover; 1 bu. timothy; 600 bu. mixed grain; small
quantity of cob corn.
FARM SOLD , TERMS - CASH NO RESERVE
1. Coming Events
HOSPITAL Auxiliary Penny Sale
April 26 to May 5th in Box's' -u
Furniture Store. Tickets on sale
from member. 1-30-1
PHONE 527-0800 ' SEAFORTH
G. A. WHITNEY
FUNERAL HOME
Goderich St. W., Seaforth
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Adjustable hospital.. beds- for
rent
FLOWERS 'FOR EVERY
OCCASION
Phone 52'7-1390. - Seaforth
4'
rr
All Your Needs for
Spring Cleaning - Time at Special Prices
. WILLIAM OESCII
Proprietor 0
RATHWELL'S AUCTION' SERVICE
31,
Brucefield - 482-3120 20-30-1 II
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SEAFORTH-
'ELECTRONICS .
ZENITH
IL PH LEX°
DEALER
Two per pkg.
DISH' CLOTH
by Fashion Manor
Waffle weave, 100% cotton
Printed Terry '
POT
HOLDERS 19c
ea.
' CLEARING AUCTION
Of furniture, household effects, antiques, etc. on Raglan Street .. in the Village of Dublin, on Quick Drying. Terry
DISH TOWELS
Super absorbent, lint free
Reg. 1.29
Fleece Back
TABLECLOTH
Vinyl surface 54x72
SUPER VALUE
Service to all makes
T.V's., Radios, Etc.
17 Sparling St. -'PliOne 527-1150.,
23-25-tf
SATURDAY, APRIL 8
AT 1 O'CLOCK C
e-a:T OFFERINGS INCLUDE - Two electric stoves; two refrigerators;
• studio couch; TV; radio; table and four chairs; chesterfield and
two chairs;--library table; baby buggy; crib; hall tree; „two-
Axminster rugs; floor polisher; kitchen light fixture; odd tables; -
• Singer portable sewing machine; • vacuum clearer; washing
machine; McDougall shallow well pressure system in A-1'
condition; small appliances; odd chairs; brass bed; two
dressers; wooden bed; iron bed; chest of drawers; silver
tea service; oil lamps; linens; bedding; dishes and glassware
including some antique pieces; mail box; and many 'other
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS - CASH. NO RESERVE.
NOTE This is a good offering so plan to attend. The' sale
will be held under cover.
This is the contents of the? Mrs. Mary Nagle Estate.
PERCY WRIGHT
LICENSED
AUCTIONEER
r •
FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Broken Kippen, Ontario -
Telephone 262-5515, Hensall
23-25-tf
AUCTION SALE
Of livestock, farm implements,
hay and grain - will be held 'for
CHOCOLATE BARS.
by Williard's Reg. 69c lb." for 1.00 A
,R. S. BOX
FUNERAili HOME
Phones:
Day 527-0680 Night 527.-0885 ,
23-25-tf
-• WILLIAM GEORGE
All Chicken Feather Lot 12, Con. 14, Hullett Town-
ship, 3 miles east of Blyth on
Huron County Road 25 PILLOWS 17"x25" over-all size
THURSDAY, APRIL 13 Not responsible for accidents day of sale. ATHWELL'S
BATH • special
Purchase
at 1:30 p.m. ,
LIVESTOCK; Holstein COW-, 8,
years old, due in May; Holstein
Cow, 6 years old, due in June;
Holstein Cow, 6 years old, milk-
ing; 2 Holstein Heifers due at
sale time; Jersey Cow, 6 years
old, due in May; Jersey Heifer,
due end of April; 2 Hereford
Heifers, 2 years old; BWF steer,
2 years old; 4 BWF Steers, 1 year
old; 10 Yearling Steers and
Heifers; Holstein Heifer, 2 years
old; Holstein Heifer, 1 year old.
HAY & G,RAIN: 10 Ton Mixed
Grain; 5„Ton Herta Barley; 1
Ton 2-12-10 Fertilizer; Quantity
Hay and Straw.
IMPLEMENTS: Nuffield Univer-
sal 4 Tractor; Oliver 550 Trac-
tor with loader; Allis-Chalmers
3 point hitch plow; Kongskilde
Cultivator, 8 ft.; Tandem Disc;
M-11 13 run Seed Drill; New
Holland Baler; New Holland Ele-
vator with 3/4 horse- motor; New
Idea 7 ft. Mower; International
8 ft. pull type Swather; Allis
Chalmers MO No. 72 Combine;
Cockshutt Side Rake; Gravity
Grain Box; George White Wagon
and Rack; Wagon and )tack;
George White Manure Spreader;
2 Grain Augers and motors;
Letz Grinder and belt; Univer-
Cotton & Spun blend perma press
TABLECLOTHES _. .
52x72 . 249
52x78 . 3.99
Two designs, 3 fashion shades
MRS. 'MARIE GIOORKE
'Proprietress
RI Go GETHKE
Auctioneer 347-2465
actioneers & Appraisers TOWELS-'" JAMES• B. HOGG
Licensed and Bonded
1 ,
Ontario wide Auction
Service.
Proprietor
MURRAY GERBER Imported Terry Jacciard
in pink, yellow, blue
20-30-1 "
Auctioneer ,
Crosshill - Phone 699-4451
20-29:2 hitch Grader Blad,e; Antiqtte'
Goodisoti Threshing Machine 36-
54 on rubber, steel wheels avail-
able, an excellent unit for steam
threshing conventions; 140 ft.
drive belt; M.M.#69 Combine;
15-run Model 11 Cockshutt Fer-
tilizer seed drill on rubber,
Wagon and Grain Box; 2 grain
grinders;-• snow blower; Oliver
bean puller; 7 ft. Int. Binder;
Int. 12 ft. Double • Disc; Set of
sleighs; Set of tire chains (24
inch wheels). Many ;other.
articles too numerous to mention
Phone Collect 482-3120. FARM SOLD ee,
Manufactures Ckarance
50 ONLY
SHOWER '
CURTAINS
Reg. retail values
from 3.99 to 7 .99
Manufacturers Clearance
Double Bed
BLANKETS-
Assorted Fabrics. Reg,
retail values from
4.99 to 7.99
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Of furniture, household effects,,,
antiques and collectors items••
in the
MITCHELL TOWN HALL
Mitchell, Ontarip
TUESDAY; APRIL 11 .
23-254f CLEARING
AUCTION SALE 24. Card of Thanks Of tractors and farm equipment
on the premises Con. 4, Lot 27,
Bay Township, 2 miles' west of
Kippen and 1 mile south on
NOW
.77 DOCTORS, • nurses at Seaforth
Community Hospital and friends
thanks very sincerely. - Wm.
M. Hart. 24-30-1 $.99 SATURDAY. APRIL 8
1:30 P.M. •
TRACTORS: Allis C halm ers
W.D. 45 wide front axle with
heat houser, 1 A.C. Model C.A.
tractor and cab; 1 A.C. 2-fur-
row mounted plow; 1 A.C. 6 ft.
Mower; Int. 8 ft. stiff tooth cul-
tivator; John Deere 12 ft. adjus-
table Harrow*
'
Oliver .3-furrow
Trail Plow; 9 ft. Land Roller;
2 sets , of Drag Harrows, both
12-ft. width; Model 311 Pallet
Bar Cockshutt Rake; 6 ft. 3 pt.
The Geography Club would like
to thank the many people that
supported our money raising
projects and helped us reach our
goal and make our trip to Ger-
many the success that it was.
We would like to especially thank
Mr. ' and Mrs. John Ball who
chaperoned us and the teachers
and students at S.D.H.S. for their
support and Mr. Harry Scott
for the plans he made for us in
Gernlany. 24-30-1
at '7:00 P.M.
FURNITURE: Kitchet4"table and
6 chairs; 4 burner electric stove;
refrigerator; 2 chests of
drawers; leatherette chester-
field; swivel rocker; RCA port-
able 2 bookcases; 28
encyclopedia books; lamps; odd
chairs;odd tablea";bedroom suite;
china cabinet; dishes; and orna-
ments; baby buggy; McClary,
wringer washer; electric guitar
Terms of Sale - Cash
ED. McBRIDE
Proprietor
Tel: 262-5190
PERCY WRIGHT
Auctioneer
Tel: 262-5515 20-29-2
W. WESTERHOF — SEAFORTI!
OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY — FRIDAYS TILL 6 p.m.
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