The Huron Expositor, 1978-01-26, Page 1714 Property For gale
RE; ,Change in phone number for
hall rental at the Bredhagen
Community • Centre. Contact
Maynard Hoegy 345.2941 or
345-2243. . 19.33-2
SAND BLASTING and
painting gravity wagons
and other farm machinery.
)HONE 345,2879
MOCELLAREARN PAINTS
Stiffa
19-0-tk.
HENSALL-KIPPEN AREA
125 acres, mostly workable, some
tile, very good 4 bedroom home.
L-shaped bawl, good shed.
180 acres good crop land with
buildings, mostly tiled.
' CARL S. WALKER REAL
ESTATE LTD.
489 Main Street,
Exeter
Call
•
•
PAUL HOHNER
at 235-2533 or 235-0302 for
--firrtber infarmation . - --
10-ao-tf
111A5.1
REAL ESTATE
4. •
RESTAURANT - with living
quer ters-and gas pumps, all
newly renovated. Goad highWay
- location.
COUNTRY SCHOOLHOUSE IN
••
THE Exeter area, has been
renovated for modern. living. -
100 ACRES on paved road near,
,Lucknow. Nearly new split level
brick home and Modern farm
buildings set up 'for horses:
$129,000. A••
• RLYTH - nearly new brick ranch,
over 1500 sq. ft. has family room,
fireplace, patio doors, .sun deck;
rec. room, 2 car. gatage; •
KINBURN - 2 floor tenovated
home has new family roam, patio
dOors, sundeck, new aluminum
siding, $29,000;
VANASTRA -`2 floor 4 bedroom
'home. Insulated • to • hydro
standards for electric heat
, $35;000,
IIULLETT — 3 bedroom country
home. 'on 1 1/2 acres. drilled well,.
• new pump, $31,900. .
LOTS - 4 adjacent building lots at
the, south. endof Seafort h $32,000.
- Clinton Office48271595
joint Thompsion 5274238,,i,
.DON HOIST
REAL ESTATE LIMITED
• Realtors "
• 14-33-1
15 Property For Rent
TWO beclebOtn, heated, upstairs
apartment. Apply to Box 3305,
aChe Huron Expositor. 15-32x2
TWO 'bedroom unfurnished
apartment; also, one bedroom
furnished, mature adults,Ahot
water heated. All cot,'ffDrts,,
laundry with dryer. For , infor.
,action Jack Thompson. •
1.5-33x2
THE .MAPiLESJIIEN SALL •
2' bedroom apartment in' Hensall
available Match L.
-PHONE26240147----
15-334
2 new ' three bedroom houses
available December '1. • Phone
527-0610 for information. 15/-30-tf
1„.„ ELIZABETH
COURT
HENSALL ONT.
Now renting, new building 1, 2
and 3 bedroom apartments, Shag
carpeting throughout, Kelvinator
appliances, laundry facilities all
utilities paid.
• For inquiries
"4.
PHONE 433.7781 LONDON
15-30-tf
17 Wanted To Rent
APARTMENT required. Single
Seaforth businessman requires
small apartment immediately.
Please phone 527-0100 between 9
aari. and S'p..m. 11-33-1
19 Notices
.Disc Jockey' ,
STEVEMSO,UNTRY
GOLD AND Rio( 1 14` ROLL
Good recorded music for
weddings, banquets,
anniversaries, etc.
PhoneBrassels
evenings
887-6159
19-304
ty•
Notice of Intention
to toesignate
TO CITIZENS OF. SAF‘ORTEI
Ontario Heritage Foundation.,
Take notice that'the Council of the Corporation of the Town of
Seaforth intends-A:6 designate as property of •historic - or
To
riciewilliteneg_tiltsvoailluz erinterest the following properties ter the
Britton residence - 12 Church St., Plan/Lot No. 4/28.29, PreSent
Owner Denzil Rritton. Built -in 1871. two storey white brick. In
.1886 Dr. Bruce. Smith added the south portion for office space.
The builder and original owner *as Phi lip Spading. It a sin*
centrally, planned Georgian " style' house. The round-headed.
middle (upper storey) window,is an example of the Italianate
Style popular at the time of construction. There ig ,a tine
'verandah thaLsxtends the full width of the front facade.
Detailing about thefront entrance and the curvature of verandah •
roof arc examples of the craftsmanship Thai went.into this home.
Carroll residence - 131 Goderich St.; 'West Plan/Lot No.Con.
1Pt:Twp.Lt. 12. Presesnt Owners."Faul and Mary Carroll.•Built in
187$. 'tkva storey white brick. In 1880 an addition at the rear
(south, West) was built •and the ;verandah's on both 'sides of the -
-.front -entrance were later removed and the enclosed, east. side
-Ira was added. The builder and original owner -was- Philip •'
Spading. It was originally a square 0-an Italianate house. noW in — i.i "T" Shape. through the 1880 addition. The front elevation has
a central t: , storey projection 'containing the trim( entrance., Narrow do
r
n•S•en both sides of the front projection led to the
original front verandahs.. The front door has a round headed
o
- •
Tuscan form.
. •
Cornish residence - 17; Helen -St.,. Plan/.Lot No, 17/.6.7. 'Present '.
owners David and `Gtacc• Cornish. Built in' 1870. Type, of
construction: 1'1/2 Storey'clapboard.later changed to Stucco. This
house is only one of two.,protions of the;original located at the
cornerof Majn'and Goderich Sts. Architectural'significance: This
house. is in excellent condition. and contains ,in. its central
projection examples of Neo-Classical and Gothic Revival detail.
Doig residence- 98 Goderich St. W. Plan /Lot. No. 13i2and.-1/2
of lot. I. Built .prior to 1850; Present owner 'Kee Doig. • Type of
fionstruction 1 storey white brick'. Architectural significance:
efinsidered to he one of the first brick residences to be blitlt in.
Seal't.frth. an example of the first- farm' house':style, built by
Theinas Adapts' anti . later '.sold to John•Nopper. • ' •
, Dunlop -.residence 55 Jarvis St. Flan/ Lot; NO.' 3/.131, present.
Owner's' Oeier ;and "P.,aith Dunlop. Built in . 1875. 'Type of
construction: 1 1/2.'storcy wood frame. Architectural significance: •
one of the finest rck.amples of a later • "farnihouse" style stru'cture
in geaforih, stuccoed in 1,929. • • • , .
Hansen residence - 23 Spading St,. Plan/Lot No./13/14. Present
owner Ron Hansen. Built in 1885. 1,1/4 storey white brick. In 1903
addition .at 'rear by R.S,Hays. The builder was Philip Spading
and"the original owner-was Wm. M. Gray, -a Partner in the• Gray,'
"Young and Sparlint Salt, Works., The style is vernacular;
consisting el'. style variations orjginating with foreign architects:
'An impressive:feature is the deerrive 'projection with finely
detailed yet massive wooden brackets, •
Horthy residence.- 87 Main St. N. Plan/Lot No..: 4/19. Present
Geneviev,e Horthy of Toronto. Built in 1872. Type.of
• construction. 1'1/2 storey white brick. Arehitectbral and historical .
significance:. one et' earliest brick houses built , by John G.' Ament.''
Front facade facing. East, is believed to be .completely'eriginal.
Kunz residence - -Victoria? St. Plan/Lot No. 7/39. Present'.
owners,: -John Dorsey and Mary Ktinz.'Bpilt in 1880. Type of
construction:.1.y2 storey wood frame., Architectural signiticanco:
centrally_lecated front projection with the entrance on the, side
rather than directly op the front. Curved shaped roof verandah of
early RegentV Period in Ontarie architecture. .
Laidlaw resider:Cc, - 99 Coderfch St, •VV:-Pliii7.1LOI-Ne;-1072-,T.
Present owner .Miss Florence Laidlaw; built •in-'1869. Ty pc of
construction: 2 storey 3 brick' ,deep eftinttruction. Architectural
significance: one of Seaforth's oldeSt •residences. Features from
the Greek Classical Revival Period. House in excellent condition
and is changed little frenr original plan.
Lome Villa Apartments - 92 Godetich St. W. Plan/Lot No. 4 /1 8,
half of 1113. Present owner: ' Mrs. Mabel. Crouch: Built
1886-1890. Converted to apartments in 1964. Type of,
construction: 2Yr-storey white brick 'with woodwork exposed at
the gable roofs, 2 storey bay window with small balcony. •
Architectural significance: a large brick, mansion, this house
• represents the nomfarMhouse style of residence in Seaforth.
- McIver residence, 4'1 John St. Plan/Lot No. 3 '102, Present
owners, Margaret McIver anclAlice Stiles. built in 1874. Type of
construction: 1 1/2 storey wood frame. Architectural signifiCance: .
Unique, se t of 3 ScottisIdormers is outstanding feature of the
house, 'plus vertical grooves on the clapboard siding.
Smith •residence - 1-22-',Wictoria St. Plan/Lot No.:" 7/60, 61.
Present owner, Elson A. Smith. Date 4 construction, unknown.
Type of construction 1 1/2 storey wood frame. Architectural'
_significance;Iotiess one of the last remaining board and batten finished i
•
Walker
r,Mary
yldenee . 38. High St. Plan/Lot No./3/27. presen
own er:
e
Walker. Built as a store in 1864 On east side of Main •
St. S. Moved to its presefiaocation in 1890 for a dwelling. Type
of construction: 2 storey white brick. Architectural significance:
Th elte n s.ymmetry in plan accompanied. by the blend of the wood
portions to the basic brick structure makes for an attractive
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The Roundhouse - built in 1902 is a particularly fine example of a
two storey octagonal exhibition hall.
. .
'Notice of objection to the designation maybe served on the
Clerk within thirty days of 19th day of January, 1978.
Dated at Seaforth this 19th day of January 1978.
JAMES CROCKER '
CLERK-TlikAWRER
22-32.3
,24 Cards of Thanke.
I would like to thank relativeeand
friends who visited me, sent
cards, lloWers and gifts 'while I
was a patient in Seaforth
Community Hospital. ° Special
thanksto Dr. Whitman, D.B. staff
and nurses' for their excellent
care. It lvas all appreciated.—
Grace ButV 24.33x1
Harry and Nellie Arts would like
to thanks their children, relatives;
friends, neighbours and everyone
-who helped them celebrate their
25th• weddiag, arniVersary_ and
made such a joyous, and festive
occasion.. The..gifts 'and 'Cards we
received. your attendance andthe
help of all those who put it on was
very much 'appreciated and will
always be remembered. .
24-33-1
IL, .
25 In Memoriam
PETHICK=In laving memory of
a dear husband, father and
grandfather-, R. John Pethick,
who passed away one year ago
January 29, 1977, "'".. - •
Memories are like threads of
gold,
They never tarnish or grow •old.
Today, tomorrow, our whole lives
through.,
We will alwa'ys love and
remember you.
—Always remembered by his
wife. Margaret and family.
25-33x1
I was very well taken
the nlitsin
Thanks
Geddes.
r, Rodney.
ery much.—Sheila
24-33x1'
Custom
Slaughtering
and
Processing
I In uniunce rree heel
tip Ifir ;141%11ml. honking.. in
1.innan and I clirtian
hill I1a% 11 i.dinu.daN
DASHWOOD
237 3314 19.304
Frt ,Estimates—No obligation
LOWS BLAKE
.R.R.#2,BRUSSELS Ontario
,887-68d0'
Serving the people of Western
Ontnrio for over a quarter of. a
• 19.....33-tf
Notice
TOWNSHIP OF 11IBBERT
CHANGE
of
. REGULAR MEETING
from
Monday February 6th
, to 1PM
Thursday
February 2nd
Township Hall, Staffa .
Charles Friend
Clerk
-- 19-33-1
CUSTOM, SLAUGHTERING
and'
PROCESSING •
Beef-Mondays, Hogs-Tuesdys
Al's Market
, Phone16n017,
• . •19-30-tf
Call
Gary'Bannon
for .
Painting, Wallpapering, wall
tapiug,.-Stippletone eeilin , etc.
Free estimates : av ilable
immediately.
527-1582
19-32-4
'VACANCIES for -retired people,
downstairs •now available with 3'.
meals served daily ( not a nursing
home) Van Daninte's .HOliday
Heine, Ontario Street, Clilnton,
482-3685. 19-32-tf
SEPTIC TANKS
CLEANED
Fast efficient service, Write or
call Harvey Dale, Seaforth.
Phone Clinton 482-3320 • or
Seaforth 527-0284. 19-304
R. S.130X
FUNERAL HOME
47 nigh Street
Seaforth
Phone:-527-0885
Ig.-)25-tf
Huron'
Dead 'Stock
Removal
CLINTON,, ONTARIO .
Attention farmers. For
dependable efficient service on all
farm stoat.
CALL COLLECT 482-9811
24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
"Call us first you won't have to
call anyone else,"......3.—
— —......... . 0-30-tf ,
. •
Lobb & Gelhke
AUCTION CALENDAR'
AuctioneeTS — Appraisers
Clinton Monkton
482-7808 347-2465
20-33-1
:THWELL'S
-- LiqUidation.,,Auction • „._..
Of Macilir, Shop Tools and Equipment to be held for.the former
"FRANK KISTNER DRAINAGE LTD. " at the location 1/2 mile
north of Dublin on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 31 at 11:00 1.m:- '• '
CONSISTING of laSerplane automatic level and command 'post„
' (recently n ew); 342 Nuffield tractor ' with hydraulic blade;
Kuchyt 3,000 lb. heavy duty forklift; • Ford 120 garden tractor'
complete with 36" mower; rototiller and one furrowpl . ,-,
-- SHOP 'MACHINES' AND TOOLS Canada ,MaChinery metal ,w,,,tted;1-4-'-' 'swing with tapper attach men ts; lierdr
Holmes 8", 3 jaw self centering chuck; quick change to I head;
magnetic base; ,KabUto live center head.; dial calapers; 1" dial
indicators (accessories sold separately); London Machine Metal
Lathe, 22's swing; '6' bed, 2 Hp. MotOr; (New) - Bernard 12" four ,
jaw chuck (sold separately); custom made 100 ton bydradlic
press Witti-Thrms; Almhult Bruk Shaper 20" stroke. ,complete;
horizontal. mill; metal drill press, 1 1/2 hp. motOrr, 1/2 7 to 5/8"
enucks; complete set of 1" to 3" tapered shank drill bits; 2
• keyless chuLls; Canox 400 Amp. Arc Welder, Model-3,00S;
Canox portable 225 Amp. Welder; 200 lb. of hard surfacin g, east
, stainlessand other welding' rod; custom made 5 ton, 12' hoist
frame (portable) -with Bantam 2 -ton -chain 'falls-;' WEbster 2 ,Hp.
. air compreSsox; 'Rockwell delta portable hacksaw (new); custom
made 20 ton hand press; two 3/4 hp. double end gtinders; bench
grinder; craftsmen-2400 R.P.M. hand ,grinder; Walter 2 1/2 hp.
hand grinder; Wolf hand grinder; sabot. saw; Rockwell Electric
impact Wrench; Chicago pneumatic air impact wrench; air
chisel; 6". vise and stand; work benches and vises; Harris
welding-torch and chart; H.D. 1 1/2 hp. 'drill witbKeyless chuck; 2
ower saws; 1/4 to. 3/4 taps- and,dies se t; pipe dies; 2 ton floor ,
jack; 3/4 "'drive socket set; other socket setsand tools; 5000 P.S.I.
pressure tester', large quantity of hand and Other tools. .
MISC. 'PARTS' AND EQUIPMENT —,Approx. 500 feet' 5/8-
' cable new; two split lock pulleys; 105,000 B.T.U. oil furnace; 200
• gal. tank and Duckwork Exhaust fan:shop vacuum, starter and
radiator for Perkins Engine; Various Buckeye Parts; B-275 Int. ,
tracturin parts; used parts for,ditching machine; formed and flat
steel; hydraulic hoses; drafting, table; adding machines..
NOTICE — In -case. of inclement 'weather , will be held
WEdnesday, February 8th at 11:00 a.m.
• ,
LUNCH BOOTH. . SALE HELD IN HEATED AREA
“Personal cheques accepted with proper , Identification" '
,FRANK KISTNER ---, Proprietor 345-2572 ...
RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE
Auctioneers = Liquidators - AppraiserS
Clinton 482-3120 ' '
• "The Liquidators.' - ,• ,
"Dtibli it teethed an Highway No. 8,,20 mires west of Stratford: • , 20-33-1,'
Tender
Plainly marked sealed tenders /ill be received by
•the undersigned c/o David C. Stevens and Associate
Architect, 184 Oxford St. E., London', Ontario N6A
1T6 or the gterk of the Village of Hensall, Box 279;
Hensall, Ontario NOM 1X0 until 5, p.m. Monday,.
February 13,..1978 for construction of Fire station '
for village of Hensall, Hensall, Ontario.
,Instructions to ' bidders, plans qnd specifications
maybe obtained from the architect upon deposit of
fifty &Mars ($50.00) The lowest or any tender not
-•---necessarily.apcepted. . .
Mrs. Elizabeth Oke
ClerkTreasurer •,„
21 ,•33-1
2 1'Tenders Wanted 21 Tenders Wanted
TRI TOWN
BOOKKEEPING
SERVICE .=
Income Tax Returns
Business - Farm - Individual
_LAWRENCE BEANE
• .
Brucefield Phone 482-9260
Available year round
t9-30-tf
23 Bus. Directory
Complete Bookkeeping Services-4i Related Fields
Income Tax Assistance - Preparation
INDIVIDUALS - SMALL BUSINESSES
FARMING
•
WILFRED L. ELLIOTT
12N, Main .St.
Seaforth,•Ontatio
Nog MO
23.31-11
teittibOne
(510)5.27.0101 1.0.13mi 729'
24 Cards of Thanks 24 Cards of Thanks
I would like to thank everyone for
the cards, gifts, treats and visits
while I was a patient in Listow,e1.,
Hospital. Special thanks to the
nurses and staff on second' floor .
also Dr. Reharry. Also special
thanks to the, help we had at
home.—George Williamson. •
I would like to thank pay family,
friends and neighbours for the
flowers, cards and get well wishes ,•
during my stay in the hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. Rodney and
Dr. Malkus also the nursing staff
for their 'excellent care and
kindness.—Met. Gerrit Wynja.
24:33x1
SCAJRRO. —Doug and Shirley
are proud' to announce 'the safe
arrival of their little daughter,
Lori Ann born January 23,.6 'lbs.
15 oz. at Victoria Hospital
London. 27-33x1
SCOTT—To Mr. and Mrs. Wm:
Scott, Kitchener, on January 20 at
Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital, a
son, Christopher William.
27-33-1
MURTHA-2On Monday, January
23, in Listowel Memorial Hospital '
to David and Mary-Margaret.
Murtha (nee Rowland) of
Gow'anstoWn, a daugritew
Meghan Kathleen. Grand-
daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Lou
Rowland, Dublin. Great grand-
child for„, Mary ,Melver, St.
Columba!' , 27-33-1
UHLERFred and Karen' Uhler
of R. R. #3; Walton. 'are pleased '
to announce the safe arrival of •
their, son, Darrell / 'Fredric on'
Friday, January 13; 1978, in
Listowel Memorial Hospital. . A
wee brother for Ann. 27.33.1
SUPERIOR
MEMORIALS
ESTABLISHED
OVER SO TEARS
r. I ,
Clinton ioniforth
Arms Ratprol•iittstivo
MICHAEL FALCONER
133 High StroOt
Clinton
. 482-9441
The family of the late Mrs. Hazel
Coutts wish to thank relatives,
friends and peoplepeople who made
deflations to Multiple Selemisis
Society, Ontario Heart Fund, the ,
Canadian Cancer Society, North-.
side United Church in Memorium
Fund, and the Brussels Cemetery
Chapel Fund. Many thanks to
those who sent cards-and flowers,
• the pallbearers, and Box Funeral
Home, the Rev. Reuber and
neighbours. 24,-33x1
I wish to express my appreciation
to those who visited me during
my stay at Seaforth Community
Hospital. Also thanks to those
who sent cards, gifts and flowers.
ANY girls 12 and Over, interested
in taking a -4f 4 'Homemaking Club
contact Judy Swab 527-1517 'or
Ddrlene Hetheringtov 527-0551
before Jan." 30, 19-33-1
EXPERT •Insfallation of your
carpet or vinyl in your home, van
or boat. Call Robert Watcher
482-311z., 4 Anton. 19-33 •
HOME INSULATION
SERVICE -
Homes and all types of buildings.
Specializing in
22 •Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF
RUSSELL SPROAT HAYS
All, persons having claims against
the Estate of Russell Spreat Hays,
late of the Town of Seaforth,
County of .Huron, deceased, who
died on or -about the 28th day of
November, 1977, are hereby
notified to send M to the
undersigned ' Persona]
Representative of the said
deceased on or before the 9th day
of FEbruary, 1978, full particulars
'of their claims. Immediately after
"the said date the said Personal
Representative will distriinite the
assets of the saul, -deceased
having regard only to claims of
which it shall then have notice.
Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this'
17th day • of January, 1978.
Victoria and Grey Trust Co.,
1 Ontario Street,
Stratford, Ontario • /
Executor •
22-32-3
23 Bus. Directory
19 Notices
24 t‘Cards of Thanks
The• family of , the late Sidney
Gentrfiell wish to express• their
sincere thanks, to friends, •neigh-
bouts, and relatives forThe many
kind _expressions of sympathy,
floral tributes, memorial
• donations' and Cards. 'Special
thanks to Rev, W. 1.•144urray of
Mitchell, R.S, Box Funeral Home
and. the Ladies Aid of First,
Presbyterian Church for' the
levely hutch they seryed.;—Mrs.
, Sid. Gemmell and Family.
24.33x I
1 wish 'to thank my friends and
family for all the- "Get weir'
„ cards and letters and visits while
a , patient in the Seaforth ,
Community - HoSpital and
!• Stratford General Hosea-al: -
Special thanks to Dr. Malkus. and
' Dr: Hussey and to all the nurses
and staff for their wonderfitl care
anciattent ion.—Edythe Coleman.
24:33x1
We . wish' to thank .our family,
friends and relatrves for the lover),
cards and gifts given to us on our -
'25th anniversary. Special thanks
to the neighbours for the paqyAt
the house and Valma Miller for
serving such a delicious family
dinner. It -will' long be
remembered.—Harry and Marie
'Johnston, 24-33-1
- We wish . to thank our family,.4
friends, neighbours and relatives,
for the lovely flovy,ers, gifts. cards
and, extra help' received during
our stay in Seaforth hospital and
since returning home. Special
thanks to Dr,. Malkus and the
hospital nursing staff for their.
care. Everything was greatly
appreciated.—Mary Helen.-and
Susan McLachlan. 24-33x1
It is with deep appreciation that
We express our heartfelt thanks to,
Those whose words and deed
where so comforting at the time of
our mother's death. Our special
thanks to Rev. R. Roberts, R. S.
Box Funeral Home; pallbearers
and flower bearers. Sincere
thanks ,to relatives; friends, and
neighboursJor, the many acts of
kindness; flowers'q''''Iffario-rial
donations4dirdOnipath)t
The- Lamont and. Case' Families.
24-33x1
The family of 'Wayne Driscoll
wish to express their sincere
thanks to neighbours, relatives
- `and friends for many acts of ,
• kindness;--visits, beautiftil floral:
tributes, numerous memorial
donations, cards of sympathy and
deliciouslOod brought in. Special
thanks to,, Pastor Arthur Horste,
Dr. Malkus, Dr. Moyo, R.. S. Box
Funeral Home,- '''" 'Iltodhagen'
Lutheran Church Women on
serving a lovely lunch,. pair:
bearers and flower bearers. It is
nice to know we have -such kind
thoughtful young people in our
community at this time. 'Thanks
very much Jim and Ray.
McNichol, We are,verY grateful to",
_..all.....who...so.._kindly„; -stayed• -with -
Way,ne during the years When we .
Went away, .,,We• express Our-
appreciation to the patient nurses
of Seaforth Hospital for' thdir
loving care to our loved one
during' his ten day illness. Your
kindness will never be forgotten.
Boyd, Gertrude and Eric Driscoll.
22 Legal Notices 22 Legal Notices
411•06111.1.1101111111111
• In the matter-of the Ontario Heritage Act 1974, 1974
CHAPTER 122
BLOWN
CELLULOSE
• , INSULATION
27 Births
"MURPHY—To Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Murphy, R. R. #4, Seaforth. in
Seaforth Community Hospital. on
January 19. a daughter, Janet
Louise. 27-33 xl
BUTT—To Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Butt, Seaforth, op January 19, in
Seaforth .Community Hospital, a
daughter Angela Jean, weighing
7 lbs. 8 oz. 27-33xl•
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