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20. Auction Sales 20. Auctioi Sales'21; Tenders
us. Direct*
CLEARING
AUCTION sag
Of 30 cattle, Farm
machinery and furniture, at
Lot 24, Concession 4,
Goderich Township. Four
miles west of HolmesVille
on Cut Line or seven miles
south of Goderich on
IIiglfiwway #21 and one mile
east for MR. BILL
PROCTOR,
THURSDAY,MARCH 27
at 1:00 P.M.
CATTLE - Consists of two
year old Angus and
Charolais crossbred bull, 25
Hereford and short horn
'cows; 2 Hereford cows with
calves at side.
MACHINERY - Oliver 88
,gas . tractor; International
434 Diesel tractor with
Freeman , manure loader; "'
tractor chains;
International 3 furrow ace
bottom mounted plow;
International 3 furrow trail
plow; International 8 ft.
trail cultivator; Fleury
Bisset 38 plate trail disc;
International 13 run seed
drill; 4 section of diamond
harrows and pole; 10 ft.
chain harrow; Case 230 Hay
Baler, Bale Stooker;
Cyclone grass seeder, 3 pt.
hitch; electric chain •saw;
grain thrower and pipe; 16
ft. 4 inch grain auger; new
Holland ground drive
manure spreader; new Idea
side rake; Wooden wagon
wheels; New Idea 7 ft. trail
mower; 14 ft. flat rack and
wagon; Smoker 18 ft. tube
type bale elevator; cement
mixer. High Wooden wheel
horse cart.
SEED FERTILIZER - 4
ton of 12 - 16 - 16 fertilizer;
300 lbs. of Otto Picks grass
seed, hay and pasture
mixture; 9 bags of mixed
seed grain; 7 bales of
baler twine.
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE - PiCnic
table; cookstove; china
cabinet; T.V.tables;,, couch
and matching chair; swivel
rocker:- pole lamp;
telephone table; 2 hall
trees; four dressers; 2
beds; clothes hamper;
crocks;" - end tables; 2
coffee tables,; top to
cupboard; odd press back
chairs; wringer washer;
high chair; 2 speed fan;
magazine rack; power lawn '
mower; 2 'bicycles.
SALE ORDER: Household
furniture, wagon load of
small items, farM
machinery, seed and
fertilizer, livestock.
NOTE Owner is selling
due to ill health.
TERMS - CASH
NO RESERVE
FARM IS SOLD
-Owner or auctioneers not
responsible for accidents
day of sale.
RICHARD LOBB
Clinton
R. G. GETHKE
Bornholm
Auctioneers
20-84-1
CLEARING AUCTION
Of large modern farm
machinery and feed at lot
31, Concession 12, Logan
Township, 2 1/2 miles south
and 3% miles west of
Monkton or 7 1/2 miles north
and 1 1/4 miles east of
Dublin, on ,
SATURDAY,MARCH 22
•at I P.M.
FEED - Approximately
5,000 bales of hay; 3,000
bales of straw;
approximately 50 tons of
mixed grain.
FARM MACHINERY -
Cockshutt "1850" diesel
tractor with cab, set of dual
wheels 23.1 x 30; Massey
Ferguson "6 5"
dieselmatic high arch
tractor with mliltipower;
Massey Ferguson "65"
gas tractor with industrial
loader; International
Harvester 18 ft. vibrashank
cultivator with mulchers
and hydraulic cylinder;
Cockshutt 18 ft. wheel disc
with 20 in. plates and
cylinder;
Cockshutt "566" five
furrow 16 in. bottom semi-
mounted plow; Anderson
51/2 ft. Rock picker; Harley
20 ft, stone windrower;
Allied 18 ft. mounted
cultivator; Massey
Ferguson "36" 12 ft.
swather used two seasons;
International Harvester
"400" four row corn and
bean air planter 'used one
year; Bearss four row bean
puller; BeArss bean
windrow'er with cross
conveyor used t wo
seasons; New Idea - 318
bushel manure spreader
with tandem axle, new last ,
year ; Massey Ferguson
No. "9" baler with
thrower;, two bale thrower
racks on wagons; Allied 41
ft. 6 in. auger with
undercarriage; Geo. White
25 ft. bale elevator with
, motor; Pipe , elevator.;
Massey Ferguson 17 run
seed drill; wagon with
gravity box; Hawksville
weed sprayer; 25 ft. x 8 ft.
flat rack; large steel water
trough; four ton bulk cattle
feeder; farrowing crates;
fertilizer auger; quantity of
lumber and cedar posts,
and other items; Double
Auger rear m ounted
snowblower.
NOTE - This is a good
offering of nearly new
machinery and there are
very few small items so be
on time.
TERMS - 'CASH. NO
RESERS E
This is the Feed and'
Machinery of DONALD J.
BROWN who was lost
hunting last fall.
R. G. GEHKE
' Bornholm .
RICHARD LOBB
Clinton
Auctioneers
Not responsible for
accidents on day of sale.
• 20-84-1
411.- .
21. Tenders Wanted
Tenders
for
Municipal
Drains
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
•
BEANE a 1:
7,315 Lineal Feet of Tile
(16" to 6")
1 Road Crossing
Rip-Rap & C.M.P.
7 Cala' ' ''
BEANE it 2:
5,264 Lineal Feet of Tile
(12" to 6")
1 Lane Crossing
1 Junction Box
3 Catch Basins
All material and equipment,
except C.M.P., to be supplied by
the contractor.
A certified Cheque for 10% of the
Tender price to accompany
Tender.
Lowest . or any Tender not
necessarily accepted,
Tenders close at 5:00 P.M.,
APRIL 4th, 1975
Further particulars and Tender
Forms available at the Clerk's
Office. .
Council recommends. that this
work be done in July or August.
CLARE VINCENT
Clerk
Box 293, Londesboro; Ont.
21-83-2
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
Gravel
Tenders
Wanted
For the supplying,, hauling and
crushing approx. 18000 cu. yds.
of 5/8 gravel and must be capable
of 700 cu. yds. a day or more.
Work to be done to the
satisfaction of the Road
Superintendent and to ' be
delivered before June 15, 1975.
Apply to the Road Superintendent
for contract forms. The tenders to
be in the hands of the Road
Superintendent by 5 P.M.
APRIL 4, 1975
and accompanied by a certified
cheque for 10% of enclosed bid,
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted. The
accepted tender must be
approved by the Ministry of
Transportation and •
Communications.
GEORGE HOGGART
Road Superintendent
Londesboro, Ont. /1-83-2
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
Tenders wanted for the purchase
of a 5 ton dump truck to be
equipped with a one way
snowplow and wing, also with ,e 2
way dump box with sander and
sander equipment. Specifications
of this equipment may be
obtained from the Road
NORM WHITING
anctioreeop
Clearing Auction Sale
Construction Equipment, Hand Tools,
Building Materials, and Misc. Items
Sat., March 22, 1:00 p.m. sharp
in the Whiting Auction Rooms
63 Main St., EXETER, Ont.
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT & HAND TOOL S - 10"
Black & Decker Commercial heavy duty radial arm saw"; 2'-
8" Black 8. Decker skil saws; 10" Craftsman table saw;
stand, extension & 1 hp motor; 1 Swede saw; Remington PL 4
chain saw; power trowel & floats 30" Maraltown (like, new);
transit & tripod; 1/4 " reversible electric drill (skil); 1/4 " electric
screw drill; 4 sections safeway scaffolding (lightweight); 4
sections safeway scaffolding (homemade); scaffold plank; 5'
aluminum step ladder; 5' wood heavy duty step ladder;
wheelbarrow; round & square mouth shovels; hand trowels;
assort. of small hand tools; 2 axes; assort of extension cords;
Torcan electric heater; and many other items.
BUILDING MATERIALS - approx. 50 bundles 6" x 7 1/4 " in-
sulation (friction fit); approx. 50-50 lb. kegs nails; 3 1/2 ,2 Y2,
2" common; 3 1/2 , 2 1/2 , 2, 1 1/2 , 1 1/4 , 1" finish; 50 pr. 3 1/2 "Butt
hinges; 60 - 3 1/2 " x 1/4 " carriage bolts; assort, wood screws;
all sizes; .assort. hinges, locks, coloured nails; 7 DJ. telo-posts;
5' steel Pella double door (new); 5' glass shower door (new);
1200 L/F decorative hardwood moulding; assort. ceramic tile;
approx. 300 1/F comb. shoe & base (pine); assort. wood zr
spindles; 2 rolls aluminum foil vapor paper; mahogany door
jamb sets; door casing; door stop; 6 towel dispensers; 9 cans
silicone tile cleaner & protector; 1,3- cons of, 32 oz. Amtico
floor & wall cleaner; assort. of panelling; and many, Many
other items.
. Name withheld at owner's request
Contractor gone out of business
TERMS CASH
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
Phone 235-1964 Exeter
20-84.1
I wish to say thanks to friends,
relatives and family far cards and
visits while a patient in Seaforth
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
Underwood, Dr. M alkus and the
nursing staff. 24-84-1
We wish to express our thanks to
all our friends, neighbours and
relatives for ate reception that
was put on for us on March 8,
1975. Also special thanks 'to those
who made it possible.- Roy and
Gwen Dalton, Seaforth. 24-84-1
Sincere appreciation to everyone
who remembered me with
flowers, cards, treats and visits
while in Hospital and at home.
Special thanks to Rev. Reuber for
his visits, also to Dr. Malkus,Dr
Underwood, Dr. Tidman and Dr.
Quinlan. Your kindness will
always be remembered. -
Donald Bode - 24-84x1
My sincere thanks to everyone
who. came to visit, sent cards,
flowers and treats to me in the
hospital and brought food in to
my family at home. Thanks to Dr.
M. Allan,Dr. Foxcroft and the
excellent nursing st aff , at
Stratford General Hospital. "My
thanks to Father Gleeson and
Father Dill. I appreciate the
kindness shown by the staff at St.
Patrick's School, Dublin, to Mrs.
Kelly who is supplying for me,
the children from Kindergarten to
dr. 8 who took the time to make
drawings and write letters to
cheer my stay in hospital. 'A
special thanks to Mrs. Mary
Ryan. Sincerely, Mrs., Ed.
Rowland. - 24.84x1
/' Additional
Classified'
on Page 12
Complete Bookkeeping Services & Related Fields
Income Tax Assistance - Preparation
INDIVIDUALS - SMALL BUSINESSES
FARMING
WILFRED L. ELLIOTT
Telephone
15191527-0301
P.O.Box 729,12 N.Main St.
Seaforth,Ontario
WOK IWO
23-824
ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD.
WATCH AND JEWELLERY REPAIRS
- WE SELL AND SERVICE
Bulova Accutron -- Watches
- 3 STORES-
SEAFORTII CLINTON - WALKERTON
23-824
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• 19. Notices h
PUMPER MUSIC
SEAPORM
527.0053
Open Mon., Tues., Thurs.
3:30
Closed Wed., Fri.
open Sat. 9 -5
Pianos, Organs,,Guitars,Etc.
Piano Tuning
19.82-tf
Your new
Sales
Representative
for
Watkin s •
Prochicts
is
MRS. R. McFARLANE
She would like•you to know that
she is in ydnr neighbourhood and
if .needed please call 527-0533.
19-61-4
4° Gar-den
Seeds
Galore!
' Bulk, packet, also volume prices
available. House plant and seed
•starting specialties. ,
Durst Farm
AND
Garden
Centre
22 Isaac Street, Clinton
Phone 482-9333
Open daily including Wednesday.
Closed Saturday aft ernoons only.
19-81-S
SERVICE
We pick up all Dead and
Disabled Cows and Horses
, and Stocker Cattle and all
,small animals for a small...
servicecharge. We have
three trucks to service you
24 hours 7 days a week. -
Phone Collect
887-9334
Brussels
Pet Food
Supplies
Lie. 399-C-73
19-82-tf
Notites
ALUMINUM
SALES
For a complete line of
aluminum siding, soffit and
fascia, eavestrough, doors,
windows, railing, awnings
and shutters.
Call
BEARSS ALUMINUM
at 527.1295
1.82-tf
BRIAN K. RIMMAN
Coloured Photography
Portraits
Weddings
Aerials
Call 1-(519) 345-2508
Collect
Staffa, Ont.
19-82-tf
20. Auction Sales
SPRING CLEANING
TIME
Turn your old furniture and
household effects into cash. We
will either buy or sell it for you.
From smallest item to the largest
estate. Phone
- KNAPP'S FURNITURE
And AUCTION ROOM
482=1336
20-82-tf
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Machinery will be held
for JOHN W. MEDD .ESTATE,
Lot 15, Con, 7, Hullett Township,
1 b lock south of Londesboro, 2
blocks east and V2 block south
THURSDAY, MARCH 20
At 1 P.M.
Ford 3000 tractor with loader;
Massey 92, Combine with 2 heads
and reels; New Holland 69 baler
(new in '73); corn picker;
hydraulic 10 ft. disc; Oliver rake
Triple K 3-16 Plow; Int. mower;
bale stooker; ' bale loader; 8 ft.
land packer; pea harvester; bale
elevator; corn elevator; grain
grinder; Allied PTO auger on
wheels; Oliver 16 run drill
cultivator;, chisel plow; fertilizer'
spreader; McCormick corn,
planter with plates; 3 wagons;
manure spreader; McKee blower
with pipes; grain dryer; 3 gravity
bins; hay conditioner; cement
mixer; sprayer; cattle oiler; hydro
fencer; 2 set tire chains; battery
fencer; chain saw; tractor jack;
fanning mill; post pounder; roll
frost fence; ' electric cattle
clippers; „bag cart; cream
separator; driye belt; set truck
racks; barn fan; branding iron;•
burdizzo pinchers; cedar posts;
lumber; 25 ton, mixed grain; 1000
bale hay;) 500 bale 2nd cut hay;
800 bale straw, numerous small
items.
Terms - Cash
Est ate or auctioneer not
responsible for accidents.
GEORGE POWELL
Clerk
BRIAN RINTOUL
Auctioneer
20-83-2
20. Auction Sales
Lob') 81 Gethke
AUCTION CALENDAR
Auction/vs & Appraisers
Clinton Monkton
482-7898 347.2405
Sat., IVIar.22-Large. modern
farm machinery, feed,
etc., 71/2 mi. N. 1 1/4 0tni E. „
of Dublin, for Donald J.
Brown.
Wed. Mar.26-Farm
machinery, potato
growing equipment etc.,
8 mi. north of Dublin for
Vandeinbrik Produce
Farms,
Thurs.,Mar .27- 1:00 cattle,
farm machinery, furni-
ture, etc. 4 miles west of
Hohnesville for William
Proctor,
Sat.Mar.29-Livestock, farm
machinery, furniture, 4
miles south and 2 miles
east of Seaforth for
D.J.Toon k Estate.
Sat.April 5-10:30 .m.
Horses, feed, farm
machinery, furniture,
1 1/4 miles north and 3 miles
east of Londesboro, for
Ed.Bell Estate.
Wed.April 2 at 1:30 P.M.
Tractors, ,, Farm
Machinery, 4 miles North
of Holmesville for Henry
to Brinks
Sat.April 12-Cattle, farm
machinery, furniture, etc. 3
miles south and-1 mile west
of Auburn for Harry
Webster.
Sat.,April ' 12-Lakeview
Sales, farm m achinery
auction 11:00 A.M.
Sat.,Apr,19-Real estate
furniture, antiques,etc.
in the town of Mitchell
for Wilfred sock Estate,
411111.- 'OW. ION iso-
FRANKLIN BUUCK
SALES REGISTER
Sat. April 26th. at 12:30 p.m.
clearing auction sale of household
affects, truck and miscellaneous
items at 73 North Main Street,
Town of Seaforth, for Mrs..
Wallace Ross, proprietress.
20-84-3
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Machiriery, Potato
Growing Equipment,
Trucks and Cab at Lot 35,
Concession 1 3 Logan
Township, 8 miles North of
Dublin on the County Road
WEDNESDAY,MARCH 26.
at 1:30 P.M.
TRUCKS AND CAR
1966 International tandem
drive tractor (250
Cummings motor), with
fitness certificate; 1968
Cabover Ford truck with 20
ft. stock rack; 1958 Ford
•single axle tractor with air
brakes, as is; 38 ft. tandem
axle trailer; • 1966
international 1800 truck
with bulk potato box, as is;
1965 Int etnational 1800
truck with bulk potato box,
as is; 1968 Plymouth Fury 3
car - 2 door hard top, as is.
POTATO • GROWING
20. Auction Sales
EQUIPMENT: AND FARM
MACHINERY - M-M U
302 gas tractor; Oliver 550
gas tractor; 'Lockwood ktark
VI Potato Harveger; IBC
Cub cadet tractor*ith front
end. loader; Yale fork lift
tow motor; John Deere 216
Potato planter; Lockwood
potato brusher; Scott potato •
bagger; Three 10 ft. bulk
potate, boxes; 3 Totnan 7
ton wagons with 1100 x 15
tires; 180 bu. gravity box;
12 ft. fertilizer auger;
potato stacker with 30 ft.
boom; Seed potato
elevator; 10 ft. heavy duty
'wheel disc; 7 ft. mounted
disc. -6 ft. mounted roto
tiller; 14 ft. bulk potato box.
°TERMS: CASH
NO RESERVE as • •
Vandenberk Produce
Farms is giving up growing
potatoes but will continue
to process potatoes.
NOTE: Plan to attend•
at 1:30 SHARP as there are
no small items.
VANDENBERK PRODUCE
FARMS, Prop.
R. G, GETHKE
Bornholm
RICHARD LOBB
Clinton
Auctioneers
20-84-1
CLEARING ESTATE
, AUCTION SALE
Of Livestock,. , Farm
Machinery And Furniture at
Lot 3, Concession 8,
Tuckersmith Township,
five miles south of Seaforth
on the Kippen Road and
two miles east on Staffa
Road for the Estate of Derk
J. Toonk on
SA TURDAY,MARCH 29
At 1:00 P.M.
LIVESTOCK -Consists of,
ten sows due from April I
on., breeder boar, five
Holstein heifers due in
April and May.
FARM MACHINERY -
Cockshutt 1850 gas tractor
with hydro power hydraulic
etc.; Massey Ferguson 135
tractor with 200 hours;
Renault 375 Diesel ,Tractor.,
with 3 point hitch; Allis
Chalmers CA tractor with
scuffler and bean puller;
GLEANER A - 2, Self
propelled combine with
cab, 12' grain head, Inness
pick aup, 330 corn head,
spike and rasp bar
cy linders, concaves, filler
bars, screens, new valved
and rings in motor.; limes
520 bean Windrower with
cross conveyor; John Deere
494 A corn planter;
Kewanee 12 ft. wheel disc;
J.F. 9 ft. 6' in. cultivator;
Hergott mounted
Cultivator; .Cockshutt' 3
furrow 14 inch bottom
plow; seed drill; 16 ft. Hyd.
fertilizer auger; Diamond
Harrows; Truck Wagon;
Gravity Box; Land roller;
Flail type side delivery
manure spreader; new Idea
7 ft. trail mower; Super 66
NeW -Holland baler; MM
side rake new style; Snow
Blower; 30: ft. pipe hay
elevator with 15 ft.
Extension; Champion grain
grinder with 5 HP electric
motor; 3 HP electric motor;
.3 in. and 4 in. grain augers;
two flat racks and wagons;
chain saw; riding lawn
mower; sump pump;
farrowing crates; cement
mixer; extension ladder;
water trough; snow fence;
electric fencer; feed cart;
heat lamps; 1966 G.M.C.
3/4 ton truck with racks as
is.
FURNITURE - Day bed;
kitchen cabinet; chest of
drawers; odd chairs;
Bowmanville pump organ;
two beds and mattresses;
odd tables; lar ge
hardwood linen . cabinet,
8 1/2 ft. high; odd dishes;
glass ware; sausage
grinder and other items too
numerous' to mention.
SALE ORDER; Furniture,
Farm Machinery,
Livestock.
TERMS - CASH NO
RESERVE. LUNCH
BOOTH ON GROUNDS,
RICHARD LOBB
Clinton
R. G. GETHKE
Bornholm
,Auctioneers
Estate or auctioneers not
responsible- for accidents
day of sale.
20-84-1
Suporintondo;: Closing.date 5 P.M. .1.
Ants olt 10$
Tenders to be opened 7 P.M.
April 7,197$. Lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted.
- Must be approved by the Ministry
of Transportation , and
Communieations.
GEORGE-11060AM' ' -
Road Superintendent
Londesboro, Ont. 21-83.2
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
Drain
Tenders
Sealed tenders, plainly marked as
to contents, will be received by
the undersigned until 12 Noon
MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1975
for the construction of the
following:
BLYTH CREEK DRAIN:
consisting of 1,800 lineal feet
of covered drain
CLOAKEY DRAIN: 5,415 lineal
feet of covered drain, S catch
basins
according to plan, Profile and
Specifications which may be seen
at the Clerk's office.
The :Township will supply tile
and pipe.
Certified cheque for 10% of the
bid price to accompany each
tender.
Tenders to state
commencement and completion
date.
Lowest or any tender not
n ecessarily accepted.
MRS. HELEN MARTIN, Clerk
Belgrave, Ontario
' 21-84-2
22. Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE ESTATE OF VICTOR
ROY LAWSON •
All persons ,having claims against
the Estate 4:if Victor Roy Lawson,
late of the Township of
Tuckersmith in the County of
Huron, Retired Farmer,
deceased, who died on the 23rd
day of February, 1975, are hereby
notified to send in full particulars
of their claitns to tfie undersigned
on or before the 3rd day of April,
1975, after which date the assets
will be distributed, having regard
only to claims then received.
Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this
10th day of March, 1975.
McCONNELL - STEWART
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the Executors
22-83.3
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF
OPTOMETRIST •
,By Appointment Only
Seaforth' Office
Tues.,Wed.,Thurs.,Fri.
9 to 5:30 P.M.
Thursday evenings
Monday only - Clinton Office
For Appointment
Phone 527-1240 - or 482-7010
23-82-tf
t4ou,no
TagklisPaRT
aft4s'CDF & P.$
Serving D'Obon & SW*01
Phone $45.2301 Dublin anytime'
24.132-tf
343())/4
FUNERAL .LLOMO
.:Phones;
Day 527-0680 -' Night 527.0885
, 23-.824f.
211. Cards of Thanks
We would like to thank our many
relativel4 neighbours and friends
'for helping to make our 60th
Anniversary a happy one. It was
very much appreciated. -- Agnes
and Armour Dundas, 24444
I would like to say thank you to all
those that remembered me with
cards, treats and visits while I
was a patient InListowel
Memorial Hospital. A special
thank you to John, Steven and
Linda, for taking me to the
hospital and all the other kids who
helped in any way. Special thanks
to,Dr.Hay and the nursing staff.
your kindness will always be
remembered. - Paul Ryan.,
24-8 4x1
I wish to thank my friends and
relatives who so kindly sent me
flowers. and cards,while I was a
patient in Victoria Hospital and
also after returning home. -
Elizabeth Pullman. 24-84-1
SEPTIC TANKS
CLEANED
Modern equipnient. We
guarantee all work. Write or call
Harvey Dale, Seaforth. Phone
Clinton 482-3320. - 19-82-tf
If you are thinking of
buying or selling
ANTIQUES
OR'-
USED FURNITURE .
contact
NORM WHITING
Exeter 235.1964
We buy estates, household
lots or single articles.
19-82-tf
Bill's
Pluinbing
* & Heating
General Repairs
Industrial, Commercial &
Residential
-Free Esfimates
Phone: Bill Holman
R.R.4, Seaforth
527-0203
19-83-2
NOTICE
We are 'shipping cattle every
Monday to' United Co-Operatives
'of Ontario. To arrange for pick-up
at y our farm phone by Monday 8
A.M.
WILLIAM J. DALE
-Seaforth 527-0471
19-82-tf
23. Bus. Directory
PERCY WRIGHT
LICENSED
AUCTIONEER
Kippen, Ontario
Telephone 262-5515 - Hensall
23-824
G. A. WHITNEY
FUNERAL HOME
87 Goderich St. W., Seiforth
Phone Seaforth 527-1390
23-82-tf
Tanya and I Wish to say thanks to
Dr. D. Allen and Dr. Th omas and
all the nurses on the 3rd floor and
also the O.B. nursing , staff of the
Stratford General Hospital. We
also-would like to say thanks to-all
those who sent cards, treats and
bouquets- to us during our stay.
Also many thanks 40 those who v r
helped out in any way. It was
greatly appreciated, thank you
from Tanya and Nora Eckert.
24-84-1