The Huron Expositor, 1972-05-04, Page 8Tenders will be received by the
undersigned until
•
FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1972
for alterations to the bathing
pavilion at Seaforth Lions Park.
Plans and specifications avail-
able on application to the under-
signed. Work to be completed
by June 15th, 1972 prior to
commencement of ,1972 park
season.
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
The Secretary,
SEAFORTH LIbNS PARK COM.
P.O. Box 520, Seaforth
21-34-2
22. Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
, IN THE ESTATE OF
LYDIA ..1-10EGY
All persons having claims against
the Estate of Lydia Hoegy, late
of the Town of Seaforth, in the
County of Huron, Housekeeper.,
deceased, who die on the 5th day
of April, 1972 are hereby notified
to send in full particulars of their
,claims to the undersigned on or
before the 19th day of May, 1672,
after which date the assets will
be distributed, having regard only .
to claims then received.
Dated at Seaforth, this 24th day of
April, 1972.
24. Cards of Thanks
Rev. J. Ure and Mrs. Stewart
express their sincere thanks, on.
the occasion of the sixty-fifth
anniversary' of Mr. Stewart's
ordination, to Rev. Mr. Reuber
for the appropriate service
Sunday in Northside United
Church; to the congregation, algo
the United Church Women's
organization, also Unit Two and
our thoughtful neighbours for the
lovely flower arrangements, also
thanks to the Whitney Funeral
home for chairs and to others
for, gifts and cards of congratu-
lations, all 'of which is much.
appreciated. 24-34x1
,I am taking this opportunity to
thank everyone who was so kind
to me in the sad loss of my
brother John. My heartfelt thanks
to Father Mahan who was so
good to John also all my relations
friends arid neighbours, for the
many- Mass cards, sympathy
cards and flowers from neigh-
bours and Mr. and Mrs. John
Turnbull also Dr. Moyo and C.
W.L. Ladies, Mrs. Alvin Smale,
Mrs. Kelly, Miss Rita Duncan
for the way the y handled the
dinner the day of the funeral
and the ladies who brought the
lovely cooking to the house;
the Cleary Funeral-Home and the
ambulance. Everything was
greatly appreciated and never
will be forgotten by Mary Ryan.
24-34-1
I would ^like to thank everyone
Selforth, Ontario who visited me and sent cards
Solicitors for the- Executors. (to me while I was in hospital.
22-33-3 Thanks to Dr. Brady and the
23. Bus. Directory
Hospital. - Mrs. Albert Hudson.
nurses of Seaforth Community
24-34-1 JOHN E. LONGSTAFF'
McCONNELL & STEWART
AUCTION SERVICE
AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS
BRUCEFIELO, ONTARIO
• LIQ.U.IDATIONS OF
, ALL TYPES
'41 SANKRUPTRy
• ESTATES.
• ANTIQVES
• FAI3M
• REAL ESTATE:
* BUSINESS.
dcensed and Bonded
* 7 years Experience
ONTARIO WIDE
INVENTORY &
SALES PREPARATION
SERVICES OFFERER'
24. Cards of Thanks
Little and the children from
Room 11 and my class Room 10.
- Teresa B. Coville. 24-34x1
STEPHENSON - The family of
the late Clarence Stephenson wish
to express their thanks for all
the expressions of sympathy re-
ceived in the loss of a dear
husband, father and grandfather.
The beautiful floral tributes,
cards and donations to the Heart
Fund were, appreciated. Thanks
to the friends and neighbours,
flowerbearers, pallbearers, Dr
Mowatt, Rev. M. Mctrrison and
The Ball Funeral Home. Special
thanks to those who helped at
home. Your thoughtfulness will
never be forgotten. - Blanche
Stephenson and family., 24-34x1
I would like -to thank everyone
who visited me, sent cards, gifts
and flowers while -in Seaforth
Hospital. A special thanks to
Dr. Moyo and the nurses of.-the
hospital. It was all very much
appreciated. - Lorne Finlayson,
Staffa, 24-34x1
would like to sayAhank you to
everyone who . remembered my
family and myself while I was r
a patient in Seaforth Hospital
and Victoria Hospital - Mar-
garet Hully. 24-34x1
'I would like to thank everyone
who visited me,-•sent, cards and
treats, while I was a patient in
hospital. A special thanks to
Pastor Horst, Dr. and Mrg.Moyo
and the nurses of Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital. It was all very
much appreciated. - NOrman
Bennewies. - 24-34-1
25. In Memoriam
JORDAN - In loving memory of
Katherine J. Jordan who passed
away eight years ago May 2,1964.
At night the silent stars look
down
On a grave not far from here
Where sleeps the one we can't
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23. Bus. Directory
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FARM EQUIPMENT LTD.
Our Motto:— "AFTER we SELL — WE SERVICE :
AYR-GALT -51EAFORTH akona 527-012
Seaforth WI notes
It
The regular meeting of Sea-
forth Women's Institute will be
held on Tuesday, May 9 at 8:15
at the home of Mrs. Gordan
Papple. Roll Call "Bring some- '
thing belonging to your mo ther
and tell about it"; there will also
be an exchange of flower to
"Resolved
and bulbs, as well a's a de te
"Resolved that Grandmother was
more help to Grandfather than
the modern Mother is today." The
lunch committee will be convened
by Mrs. Lorne Lawson.
We'll throw Ina mower wit
' the purchase of a new International
Cub Cadet or smaller Cadet
Lawn
and Garden 7fractor.
Yes1 You. get a new, pertormance-matched international
rotary mower worth up to 8300.00. See us tor details
while this otter still.lastsi
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11+112ATHWELL'S
inroiasi re' \i=4 = 411
ESTATE AUCTION
Of cars, trucks, 'garage equipment and stock at
• the main intersection of Clinton
Wednesday. Evening-, -May 17
• at -6:0u P.M. .
.CARS 8k: TRUCK - 1968 Pontiac 327 Strado. Chief, 4-
door (mechanical certificate); 1960 Rambler Station wagon
6 cyl. automatic; 1968 Int. Scout c/w fully hydraulic
6' Meyers snow blade; 1965 Willis Jeep c/w snow blade;
Both trucks with mechanical certificate; 42" wide x 24"
Diameter motorized lawn roller; truck bumper with
hydraulic lift; 2 - 6', scrapper blades.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT - Cash register; cheque writer;
2 office desks and chairs; combination cabinet file- and
safe; Victor adding machine; Colvens coffee machine;
cigariette machine; auto manuals.
GARAGE EQUIPMENT & TOOLS - Allen Scope; Snap
On tool cabinet c/w full set mechanics tools Ox'Y. -
Acetylene welding set; 180 Amp. Forney welder; 2" Snap
On" heavy duty AUR tester; 2 Marquette fast chargers;
:high presslre car washing unit; Snap On Wheel balancer;
Walker floor 'Wit & assorted hydraulic jacks; tire changer
-& repair kit,' Dwell tack; Hunter wheel balancer; R acealigner
3 Pt. H. ba,lander; Champion spark plug' cleaner; Bean
headlight aligner; B & D hand grinder & buffer; B & D
air sander; -2 air impact wrenches; air chisel; electric
drills; bench grinder; axle pullers; fire extinguishers;
Tartan timing ,light; paint sprayer V regulator; large
assortment of hand tools; etc, etc.
STOCK - (Approx. $3,000.00) 25 new tires; 60 good used
tires; large qty. of mufflers, exhaust & tail pities, hangers
& clamps, batteries, battery cables, heater hoses, wind-
shield wipers, spark plug, brake shoes, shock absorbers,
car mats, fuel filters, PCV valves, thermostats, roto
flashers, brake fluid, oil & gas additives, deicer, gas-
kets, carburator tuneup kits, points, condensers, ignition
wiring, ball joints, universals, wheel bearingse bendix,
paint, motor oil,'etc. etc.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES - Humidifier, 3 pc. bedroom
suite, 2- telephone tables, Westinghouse air 'conditioner,
desk and chair, etc.
ESTATE OF ROY MANN
Proprietor
RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE
Brucellerd " 482-3120
RICHARD LOBB
AUCTIONEER
AUCTION SALE
Saturday, 'May 13; !91.2 -
Of modern household effects and appliances for •
ROYCE FREMLIN
161 Huron Street, Clinton
TIME: 1 P.M.'
Leonard 4 burner 30" electric range; Admiral chest
freezer 17 cu. ft.; Philips -refrigerator; Admiral clothes
dryer •(new); Beatty square -tub wringer washer; LeWyt
vacuum cleaner; Electrolux three brush floor polisher;
Six chair kitchen table, chrome set; Duncan Phyfe drop
leaf dining room table; china cabinet; dining room- buffet;
four dining room chairs (chrome); Trilight lamp;' Eliza-
'bethan arm chair; Matched walnut armchair and rocker;
two brown leather reclining chairs; combination table and
library desk (antique); studio couch (like new) folds into
bed; coffee table and matching end tables; Admiral 23"
black and white.T.V.; four legged square' oak able (antique);
chesterfield; three large wall mirrors; three legged table;
book case; new double .bed with springs and mattress; new
six drawer dresser with full mirror; upright plotheg
.closet;_two clothes chests; _footstool; double bed with new
mattress; ,two matching dressers; cedar chest; chest of
drawers; wardrobe closet; Solid State twin speaker radio;
three level steel table; electric tea kettle; electric coffee
perker; ele.ctric. fry pan; two electric toasters; electric
steam iron; five-piece cannister set; dishes and kitchen
utensils' too numerous to mention; bed sheets and bedspreads;
six lawn- chairs; two power lawn mowers and hand mower; ,
garden wheel barrow; barbecue with rotissiere; glass
demijohn 15 gal. suitable for wine .,making; several old
crocks up to 4 gal, capacity; bird cage and throne stand;
7 ft.. step ladder; old picture frames With glass; glass
kitchen cupboard; set of Encyclopedia; 100 ft. garden hose;
garden and carpentry tools; wall cloOk. Many other articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS - CASH
RICHARD LOBB
Auctioneer
JOE. COREY
DAVE PUGH
Clerks 20-34-2
20L•34-2 .
'AUCTION SALE
For the ,estate of Stuart McNair
LOt 22, Con. 14, Grey Township
1 1/4 miles Sonth of Cranbrook,
then 1 1/2 iniVs East.
WEDNESDAY.
MAY 10
• 17:00 P.M.
MACHINERY
Massey-FerguSon 35 Diesel
tractor with loader, chains for
above, Massey-Ferguson 65
Diesel Tractor, Power Steering;
Massey-Ferguson 3 Furrow
Plow, Trip Beam;- I.H.C.
Cultivator on Rubber, Cockshutt
32 Plate Tandem Disc., Massey
Ferguson Tandem Disc, 4 Sect-
ion Harrow, Massey-Harris 13
Disc Seed Drill, Massey-Fer-
guson '7 Ft. Mower, John Deere
4 Bar Side Rake on Steel, Mas-
sey-Ferguson No. 3 Baler, May-
roth Bale Elevator and Motor,
J.F. 9 Ft. Swather, Homelite
Chain Saw, Fluery Bissell Wagon
and Rack, Grain Auger, 16 Ft.
Wi/0 4.10t0r, Grain Aerator,
THirriagmeter, New Holld
Vreblialftnure Spreader, Gr see
ACatlkiw
et,
Milking -Machine, 2 Surge Units,
Roto Tiller, Westinghouse
Wringer Washer, Dearborn 6 Ft.
Mower, 1966 Chev. 1/2 ton Pick-
up Truck (Certificate), NuMer-
ous Other Articles.
FEED
30 Tons. Mixed Grain. 1900 Bales
Straw; 1400 Bales Hay
TERMS - CASH
JACKSON 8, JACKSON
Auctioneers 20-34-1
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THE GREY BRUCE LIVESTOCK
CO-OPERATIVE are holding
SALE of 1,800 head of
C0fIflERCIAL CATTLE
at their ales Arena
W I ARTON
THURSDAY, MAY 11,
1972
10 A.M. edst.
90% yearlings of Hereford, Short-
horn and Angus breeding.
01. Carman Hamill, Chatsworth
President. 20-34-1
CONTOUR BANDEAU BRA .
No. 9502
Stitched under cup for firm support, 11 /2 "
band with elastic gusset cups interlined with
foam rubber. Sizes 32B to 38C.
Reg. 3.50
2 / 5.99 1.00
SAVE
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Of' 2 tractors, implements, feed,
antiques and household furniture
at Lot 15 , Con. 14, Hibbert, 5
miles east of Exeter, 2 miles
N.W. of Farquhar,. 2 1/2 miles
south of Cromarty on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 17
At 1 P.M.
A full list to appear next week.
SAM McCURDY
Proprietor
W. E. NAIRN & SQN
Auction Service
20-34-1
15
CLEAkING
AUCTION SALE
WEDNESDAY, flAY 3L
1972
Of farm' machiner y and mis-
cellaneous items and some fur-
niture at Lot 6, Concession 3,
Hibbert •4 miles southwest of
Mitchell. Full listing, to appear
later.
DALTON MALCOLM
Proprietor
LLOYD WILSON
Auctioneer
20-34-2
21.' Tenders Wanted
We wish to express sincere
appreciation to all the relatives,
friends and neighbours whp pre-
sented us with such beautiful
gifts at. the recent shower held
in our honour. - John and Gayle
Dunn. 24-34-1
The family. of the late Samuel
Storey wish to extend their sin-
-cere. thanks for the many expres-
sions of sympathy; cards, flowers
donations to the Heart fund,
Cancer Society, acts of kindness
from relatives, neighbours and
' friends during our recent.
bereavement in the loss of a
Monkton dear loving husband, father and -" grandfather. Special thankg-lo 23-34-tf Rev. Mulholland, Doctor, nurses
G. A. WHITNEY
FUNERAL "HOME
Goderich St. W., Seaforth
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Adjustable hospital 'beds for
rent
FleOWERS FOR EVERY
OCCASION
Phone 527-1390 'Seaforth
23-34-tf
SEAFORTH
ELECTRONICS
ZENITH
Cr PH I LCO
DEALER
Service to all makes -
T.V's., Radios, Etc.
17 Sperling St. - Phone 52'7-1150
23- 34- tf
W. CLEARY
Seaforth, Ontario
LICgNSED, EM3ALMER
AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Night and Day Calls - 527-0510
23-34-tf
25. In Memoriam
•
forget
And always loved so -dear.
The dearest Mother this world
could hold,
A cheery smile and heart of
gold;
To those who knew her, all
will know
llow much we lost eight years
ago.
- Sadly missed and always re-
membered by her family.
25-34x1
LANE - In loving memory of
a dear mother, Helen Marie Lane
who passed away four years ago
May 5,1968,
Dear Mother since you've gone
away,
The ones you've loved so true,
Try hard to carry-On the way,
We know. youid want • us, .tQ..
- Sadly missed and ever re-
membered by Larry and Lynda.
. 25-34x1
26. Personal
Mr. and Ws. Wm. J. Cameron,
Hensall, wish to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
older daughter Christine Jessie,
to Barry H. Morlock, on of Mr.
and Mrs. R. Morlock, Crediton.
Wedding to take place at Carmel
Presbyterian Church, Hensall, on
Saturday, June 3, at 4 p.m.
26-34-1
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Worden,
Staffa, Ontario wish to announce,
the forthcoming marriage of their
'daughter, Margaret Lynn, to Mr.
Brian Ross Babcock, .son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard R. Babcock,
Beam sville; Ontario. The bride-
elect - and groom-elect are
graduates of the University
of Western Ontario. The wed-
ding to take place on Saturday,
May 27, 1972, at Hilton College
Chapel, London, Ontario. 26-34x1
27. Births
HAYNES - To Dr. and Mrs.
Martin Haynes, Seaforth, Ontario
at Seaforth Community Hospital
on May 1, 1972, a son. 27-34x1
AXTMANN - To Mr. and Mrs.
James Axtmann, R.R. 4, Walton,
Ont. at Seaforth Community Hog-'
pital on April 27, 1972, a son.
2'7-34x1
PARSONS - To Mr. and . Mrs.
Harold Parsons, Staffa, Ontario
at Seaforth Community-Hospital
on May 1, 1972, a r son. 27-34x1
29. Marriages
United in marriage on April 28,
1972 at '-Wesley-Willis United
Church, Clinton were Margaret
Short and John MacKay. After
vacationing in Great Britain, Mr.
and Mrs. MacKay will make their
home at 64 Princess St., Clinton.
29-34-1
FESTIVAL BANDEAU BRA
No. P317
Embroidered broadcloth, two section cup
with decorative stitched top cup, stitched
under cup with a clever lining for gentle ad-
ded lift. Sizes 32B to 38C. D cups 1.00 more
Reg.1 2.50
/ sAVE 3.99 1.01
ANGELIQUE DISCONTINUED Line
A deep plunge bandeau for evening wear, a
low cut for extra uplift. Delicate and a lacey
bra for day-time wear. Reg. 6.50 to 8.50
NOW
ALL
PERCY WRIGHT
LICENSED
AUCTIONEER
Kippen, Ontario
Telephone 262-5515, Hensall
23-34-tf
_R. S. BOX
FUNERAL HOME
Phones:
Day 527-0680 -. Night 527-0885
23 -34-tf
RICHARD LOBB
experienced
AUCTIONEER
CLINTON, Ont.
Phones:
482-7898 or 4822-9431 '
23-34-ff
OPTOM ETRIST
• By Appointment Only •
Seraforth Office
Wed., Thurs., Fri., 9 to 5:30p.m.
Thursday evenings
Monday only . - Clinton Office
For Appaintment
Phone 527-1240 - Or 482-7010
23-34 - tf
Auctioneer
FARM AND FURNITURE
SALES CONDUCTED
R. G. GETHKE
Phone 347-2465
and staff of Huronview, the W.
M.S. and Ladies Aid of First
Presbyterian Church, Whitney
Funeral , Home, pallbearers,
flower bearers. Your thought-
fulness will always be rememb-
ered. 24-34x1
My sincere thanks to relatives,
friends and neighbours -who re-
, membered me with cards, letters
flowers and visits while I was
a patient in Seaforth Commun-
ity Hospital. Special thanks to
Dr. Brady, to the nurses, it was
much appreciated. - Hazel
Coutts. 24-34-1
My sincere thanks to friends,
neighbours and relatives for re-
membering me with flowers, gifts
and cards and their visits while
I was in hospital. Special thanks
to Dr. Brady and Dr. Malkus and
the nurses of Seaforth Commun-
ity Hospital, also to Rev.Reuber.
It was all very much appreciated,
- Margaret Taylor. 24-34x1
A sincere 'thank you' to everyone
who remembered me while I was
In the Seaforth Hospital. A
special thanks to Fr. Mohan,
Dr. Roth Moyo, receptionists,
nurses and technicians of the
hospital; Mr. Talbot and staff
of Seaforth Public School, Miss
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