The Huron Expositor, 1981-05-06, Page 20Obituaries
JOHN SADLER
John A. Saskr. 82. of
101 St. Andrew St-. Mitchell
died April 28 at Stratford
General Hospital.
ije was born at Staffa Feb.
18. 1899. the son of the late
Robert Sadler and the former
Rebecca Sillery.
He operated the J. A.
Sadler and Son General Store
in Staffa for 65 years,
Hewas 4 member of
Hibbert Ll ivied. Chnich.
Staffn. and ltits swerved on I be
Stcemetery 'Ward.
9rqrviYing Arc his wife, 'the
fOl`Pl9r Olive Casey,. 'whom
'bet mimed' Nov..10 193.
one saw.: Robert Oct. one
sister. Ruby Reed: all of
Prim* were received at
the Lockhart Funeral Home.
Mitchell, where 'the service
was held Friday. Burial was
in the Staffa cemetery.
JOHN ELIS DICKSON
A native of MeKillop town-
ship, John Elis Dickson died
in lirictoria q.c . April 13,
1981. He .was in, his 82nd
year.
A son of the late Adam
Dickson and Elizabeth „Kerr.
Mr. Dickson went West as a
youth and for many years
,Was in business in Regina
and on his retirement he
moved to Victoria.
lie is survived by his
Beatrice and by. two
Anogblers
Regina .mad. Karen
A
memorial 'service was held
friday April 17th.. , •
. ,
Every more • and
mate ,people diSeover-what
nighty. jobs are accom-
plished by low cost Huron
Expositor Want Ads. Dial
527-o240.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
for the estate of the late Angus McKaig
in the Yillike of Cromarty. to be held on
Saturday.,, May 16th
,• deaf pier MIS altdbousehOld effeets,at elifek '
• T.9.4). Wood Atte110.911 ladder; bench, sass and,
stand.; .1Oggin$ 4.0 .e: ..electric dvdls. ti Ise:
tafension..eOttts,:, soldering saw .horke4s;! large
• woodand-steeyclampsOtiqbl;oces: 2 Ay.heej, trailer,
roontig laddersl, .1aw0.:tnOwertii abantinatu
144rIer *.404en's04 tabki,".and an nticellancotik
trials ..and Material-R(0nd ainutid a .4-venter.
Housgwo EFf• EcTS:Antique • • sC:asholgl..1
' Machine; 'electric stove; wringer washer: lima •
wood stove: dining, room- table: 11 .'eatic bottom
chairs: 2 rocking chairs; stereo and records:. antique
9 clay clock; colour portable TV-new; artificial
fireplace: antique glass cupboard; studio couch: end
tables; antique bedroom set; hall tree: lamps:
kitchen chrome table and 3 chairs; several coal oil
lamps; refrigerator; 2 beds: wash stands: 2 antique
alressers;_, a small, combination vault l'"x 10'
a large quantity of glass; new aluminum windows 10
of 29"x86"; 1 of 36"x54"; sealers and jars with
fruit: electric deck; Coleman lantern: various dishes
of which some. are antique: table cloths: toy. els;
violin; large trunk: 2 wooden chests: large quantity
„of quilts and blankets; lawn chairs; copper boiler:
garden tools.
TERMS-CASH
Estate and auctioneer not responsible for any
accidents on the day of sale.
`AUCTIONEER- Larry Gardiner
20.04-1
A20 THE HURON EXPOSITOR MAY 64 11411
20 Auction Sales,
20 Auction Sales
,51:Looriziet o•r:::::Ess LIQUIDATION BY AUCTION
We have been instructed to sell by public auction
all assets for Gerald Shantz on
Thursday, May 21, at 7:00 p.m.
at the Location. 1 1/4 miles west of Zurich. and 2 1/2
miles north. Consisting of:
VEHICLES: 1979 F150. 1/.': ton pick-up c w topper.
low mileage; 1978 F350 1 ton c/ w flat rack: 1976 4
door LTD. loaded. •
EQUIPMENT: Clark fork lift. 4000 lb. capacity with
700.12 tires; .20' gooseneck random axle trailer c w
vacuum brakes; ,MF 65 c/w power steering: 3 pth.
and: 14.9 - 28 tires; Magnate 15.(100-30,000,,K.W...3
pth. generator; 'Dettson 7' snow blower; Landeaster
12' or 18' silage distributor; 2 portable cement.
mixers oti wheels with motor; Lincoln 225 amp
welder: 12 speed heavy duty bench drill press with
ti:. h.p: motor; Kroshel power hack saw; White
transite level; Impact drill: quantity of cement
fonts; wheelbarrows': sump pump; 20 gallon, water,.
heater; shelving. ,
OFFICE EQUIPMENT: Johnston 2 way radio, 2
mobiles.. base; 64' self supporting tower: double
ptdestal desk: swivel steno chair; 2-4 door filing
'cabinets; Smith Corona electric typewriter; Victor
adding machine:, Phonemate answering service with
controls; Card file; Holiday 8 track with dual
speakers.
No Reserve---Dusliess Sold
For more Infatuation contact:
RATHWELL & ASSOCIATES 527-1458
20.04-2
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AUCTIONEERS: LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK IWO
(519) 52771458,
al‘pe,
EQUIPMENT AUCTION
FARM.SOLD
for Joe Van Valkengoed on
-•N
Tuelday, May 26 at 1;15. p.m,
Lot 18. Concession 12., Hibbert Township. 5, miles
east et Exeter on #06 and 3 miles north or 'a mile
south of Cromarty. ,
Consisting of tractors, trucks. equiperit., shop
equipment and laWn ornaments.
AUCTIONEERS NOTE;
All equipment was ptirchased in last 5 years
and is in excellent'condition.
FOR MORE INFORMATION' CONTACT:
RATHWELL '& ASSQCIATES 527-1458
. 20-04-1
AUCTIONEERS. LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
\AN.-
77 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH. ONTARIO NOK IWO
(519) 527-1458
25 In Memoriam 21' Births
MtJNRO: Treasured mem- ELLENS: Chris and Nancy
ones of a dear uncle and s a nee Rose Mitchell. thank
great uncle, William God for the safe arrival of .
Vaughan (Buz) whom God Chad Alex Carl on April 28.
1981 at Seaforth Cetesnunity called home. May 0. 196".
So many things have happen.
ett
Since \on were. galled away,.
So Many. things i9 share with
you, _
kW yq1,1..gett: left t.o*tay. •
you ucyci-,said. goodbye
STOW*
Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Storey Of
Seaforth. at Clinton Public
Hospital on' Tuesday, May 5.
1981 in h'er 93rd year. Eliz-
abeth Ann McLeod. beloved
wife of the late John Henry
Storey. Dear mother of Kath-
leen. Mrs. W.J. Cuthill.
Seaforth: Clara, Mrs. Elmer
Dale. Clinton: Margaret.
Mrs. George Wasson.
Walton: Mavis. Mrs. Arthur
Guest. Kincardine; Matilda.
Mrs. Jock Earl of Athens.
Ont.; Edmund of London:
Orville. Charles. Harold and
William J. all of Seaforth;
Ellwood of Woodstock: Lloyd
of Stratford: Arnold of Mil-
verton: and Joseph of Clint-
on. 'Predeceased by one son
Francis. Also survived by 49
grandchildren, 87 great
grandchildren and a number
of great great grandchildren.
Friends may call at the
Whitney-Ribey . Funeral
Home. 87 Goderich St. West
where funeral service will be
held on Friday at 2 p.m.
Interment Brussels Ceme-
tery. 28-04-1
Hospital. First grandchild for
Carl A Dorothy 'Rose. Brod-
bagel) and fourth grandchild
for Alai Ana Dagen Ellens,,
Mitchell and a, ,great grand-
Id for Laura Frailty. rieliJ4-
Jon anti Morris, BarelaY1
]k ill°t1elX .27-0441
neSths • it'
sio!."110 t - 4..•t tZv?. 'c said
To One we loved so well.
If We could make one wish.
tonight .
And know it would' come
true.
We would telephone- to
heaven.
And ask to speak to you..
Alw ay s remembered by his
niece Mary Helen. Bob and
great nephews. Shaw n
James and Curtis Vaughan.
25-04x1
26 Personal
MT, and Mrs. Peter E.
Bannon wish to announce the
forthcoming marriage of
their daughter Ann Louise to
Erwin March'. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Oswald Marehl of
Austria. The wedding* will
take place May 23, 1981 at 4
o'clock 'in St. James Roman
Catholic Church. Seaforth.
Reception to follow.
26-04-4
Remember, it take but a
'moment to place an Ex-
positor Want Ad.
Phone 527-0240
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of household furnishings. appliances, antiques.
tools and misc. items to be held in the Village of
,..Rrodbagen for Gordon Miller on; „
SatOrd0Y, May 9 1981' at 12-30 p M
Footru.ge 4&• *ppaocts:;., Lovely. nine pc,
• Clinitia 'IcallafsIdte:consisting.of 0:chairs. extension,'
table.. .buffet. At china:cabinet: .7 "pc. cintime . kitchen
suite: 'Meclatvttidgez Reach table top electric; tirove.;),
Wesiinghoase Oyer . (like new);. .Westinghouse
spintwaShez; C.P.:,neral 21 Cu,. .ft. freezer: utility: table;
wteker ..clothes hampers; footstotals large.: double
Oedema} desk (perfect): lamPs:•end tables: chester-
field suite; hall tree: Mirrors: double bed: cedar
• chest; large assortment of dishes: quantity of
bedding & comforters: linens: and misc. items.
ANTIQUES: Wicker fern stand; odd chairs: tub
stand; Singer treadle sewing machine; trunk:
washstand:. -chest of drawers; small tables: press.
baCk rocking chair & high chair: crockS; buffet with
porcelain pulls; old telephone: cupboard with flour
bin: copper buggy wheels: etc.
MISCELLENEOUS: Step ladders. barbeque; tree
pruner: electric motors; gas cans: quantity of tools:
and misc. items.
7% Sales Tax in effect.
TERMS: Cash of cheque with 1.D.
Auctioneer &Proprietor not responsible
for accidents day of sale.
PROPRIETOR: Gordon Miller
Auctioneer: Douglass Jacob 393-6214
20-04-I
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20 Auction Sales 20 Auciion Sales
21 Tender Wanted
24 Card of Thanks
2S In Memoriam
26 Personal'
Are you living with .t drink-
ing problem? Al Anon can
help. 527.1650. Th-04x9
retitenibtqcd
Mattdrie. Tofu; Brian and
raid, -
KNIGHT: In 10.1:44 niemon
of Bob Knight a ho passed
away May 5. 19-
Time slips by. but memories
stai.
Quietly rementbvied • e‘x-7
day.
A bole tribute •.ntall and
tender.
.10st to. shois Sit reAutern.
her.. • ,
KNIGHT; In, loi.in4 inemori
of Bob Knight. htv,,passed
away four years lu.r.o.„ May 5.
19".
Like falling leas he sears
blip bs.
Yet losing meni.
die.
Too far away for thought to
reach.
No longer in es to
share.
But in our hear ,
always there.
Sometimes it's hard to
understand.
Whs some things tl.tc to he.
But in H is wisdom ()oil has
planned.
Beyond our power to see
The world may change from
year to year
And, friends from J.:: to dai
But never will th, one ssc
loved.
From memory pass as as..
Lovingly' remenihered hs
Mom. 25.0,1x1
soil are
s nes er
8'
Fence Post .40
with Clips
T-rail fence posts for effi-
cient fence installation.
563-499
7 ft. T-Rail Post 3 .55'
563-500 . . . . . . . ea.,
3/8" diameter x4$' long'
steel post with crimpled-on
anchor plate., Keep your
stock iafely enclosed.
509-031
A Great Western® Insula-
tor. 'For round steel posts./ 13/4" GalvanIzod
5V16" or 9/16". Yellow. Fine. $bpla
25/pkg. 509-002. 4%.50
Pkg.
0 Snap-on
a
T-rail, insulator.
25/pkg .509.024
Pkg.3*
Used for attaching woven
wire fence and barbed wire
io wood posts. Save by
buying a 50 lb. carton.
.563-322 .60 lb.
DANSTRAN Electric Fen'ce Wire
• Four stranded copper interior wire.
Strong polyethylene-supporting
core. -Highly visible, easily handled,
and won't kink. Approximately 250
meters per spool. 509-022
CO-OP Electric Fencer ,
CO-OP Standard Electric fencer
features low operating cost with
• -good shock power. FlaSher not
included,: Operates on 120 volts. •
509-101
ELECTRIC FENCE WIRE 14 50
MANOVA BARB 23.75
HEAVY BARB ... 35.50
EXTRA HEAVY BARB . . 40.95
20 RD.ROLL WOVEN 81.00
40 RD,ROLL WOVEN 162.00
FENCE STAPLES , .60 lb.
HOG PANELS 13.00
22.50
mailtimommumwmmommy
H & N DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD-
Sales, Service 8 Installation of
pipelines &
milking parlours
R.R.11 •
WALTON 887-6063
ARNOLD J. STINNISSEN
LIFE '-- and Mortgage Insurance Plans
Income lax Deductable Registered'
Retirement lacings Plans and Annuities.
Income eraging Annuities
Ask for our new Elesible
Premium WR.S.1'
-REPRFSENT1INck---*
Sun Life Assurance
Company of Canada.
Tel.527-0410 117
GODER1CH ST, EAST
SEAFORTII, for 21 years.
111
40114
21 Tender Wanted
TENDER
The Town of Seaforth
offering for sale by tender a
1959 Model , 562 Champion
Road Glade'',
Sealed twirlers clearly mark.
ed as to contents will be
received by the 'undersigned
until:
5:00 p.m.
Monday, June 15, 1981
Complete specifications and
tender forms may be obtain-
ed from the address below.
The highest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
JAMES 'CROCKER
Clerk °
72 Main Street
Seaforth; Ontario
NOK
is
SSIFIED
CONSIGNMENT Auction.
May 18. Attention Antique
Farm Machinery Collectors.
At Richard Wood's Farm
take 401 interchange 104
South, on 15 Hwy 3 miles.
Dial (6131389-17139 ,2004x1
24 Card of Thanks
would like to thank all my
friends and relatiives for the
gifts and cards that Flie•
ceived during my stay
hospital. Special thanks to
Dr. Underwood, Dr. Malkus
and to the nurses. •
rina Bosnian
24-04-I
A sincere thank you to all our
friehds and old neighbours
who attended the. dance held
for us and to all those who
tenternbered us in any way.
We appreciate your generous
donations for the barn. it was
really nice to see everyone
again.
Jim & Betty Rims
24 Card of Thanks
I would like to thank my
family and friends for their
cards and gifts while 1 was a
patient in Strada& Hospital
and since returning home.
Special thanks to Audrey.
Mom and Dad. Ida and
Donna for looking after the
kids and to Dr: Scott and the
fourth floor nurses, It,-was-all
very much appreciated.
Lois McLlwain
24-04-1
I Would like to say thallIta lo -
'all my relatives; neighbours
and friends ,for the • cards.
fleiverS. Massei, visits and
Phone calls While I was in
Seaforth and University
hospitals and since returning
home. A special thanks to
Father Oostveen, Drs. Wong
and_ Barr. _nursing staff and
ambulance attendants.
Ronald J. Murray
24-04x1
We wish to thank our rela-
tives. friends and neighbours
wtarattended the celebration
of our 50th wedding anniver-
sary. Thanks also for the
be,autiful cards, flowers, gifts
and good wishes. They were
AO appreciated. Special
thanks to our immediate
family for , initiating and
arranging and to our nieces
and nephews and all who
co-operated and assisted in
the preparatidn of the ever to
tie remembered event.
Emerson and Mabel Kyle
24-04-I
1 wish to thank my friends.
neighbours and relatives for
-visits, cards. flowers and
treats while 1 was a patient in
University Hospital. Special-
thanks to Rev, J. Vanslyke
and Dr. Wong for their visit's,
Ruth Sch de
24-04-1
VANSTONE: In loving
memory of a dear . brother
Robert (Sam) who left us two
years ago. May 7. .1979,
Each time we see your
picture..
You seem to smile and say.'
Don't cry I'm only sleeping.
We'll meet again some day.
And when we' are sad and.
And everything goes wrong.
We hear you whisper softly.
Cheer up and carry on.
But if we could make one
wish tonight.
And know it would come
true.
We'd telephone to Heaven
And ask to speak to •you.
Always , remembered and
sadly 'missed by Susie and
Bill Stoll.. 25-04-1
VANSTONE: In loving
memory of a dear brother.
and uncle Robert (Sam) who
left us two years ago. May 7.
1979.
Memories are treasures
no one can steal.
Death leaves -a heartache
nothing can heal.
Some may forget vou. now
you are gone.
But we still remember no
matter how long,
Sadly missed by Joe. Marie.
Joseph and Michelle, 25-04-1
VANSTONE: In loving
memory of a dear son and
brother Robert (Sam) who
left us two years ago. 7.
1919,
A token of love and remem-
brance.
To a dear son and brother we
wilt n ever forget.
his memory to us is a
treasure.
He loss a life time regret.
He had -a nature you could
not help loving.
And a heart that was purer
than gold.
And to those who knew him
and loved him,
His memory will never grow
cold.
Always rethembered and
sadly missed by Mom. .Dad.
Mary Ann. Kelly and Shawn.
25.04-1
for Dublin and District
Athletic Assocation
Ball Park•
On a 60.40% basis. Will
be.received by the under-
signed until
MONDAY, 5 P.M.
MAY 11, 1981
Envelopes to be marked.
Booth Operation,
H.G. BROWN
DUBLIN, ONTARIO
NOK 1E0
345-2154
21-03-2
Applications for
BOOTH
OPERATION
25 In Memoriam
ELLIOTT: In loving memory
of our dear Jeana who passed
away May 11, 1979.
God please take this message
to'Jeana above,
Tell her we haven't forgotten
her love.
Or the way she brightened
our lives with her smiles.
.Tho she was only here with
us for awhile,
You've left a gap that can't
be filled,
Jeana we miss you and
Always will.
Always loved by Mom and
Dad, :brother Jeff, sister
Julie Anne and family
25-04x 1
I Would like to thank every-
one who sent flowers, cards
and visited me while a
patient in Seaforth Hospital.
Myrtle Hulley
24-04-I
I wish to thank all my family.
friends and relatives for
cards. visits.' flowers and
treats while 1 was .a patient in
Stratford' General Hospital.
.Also to Dr. Quinlan.
Malkus and nurses and staff.
Everything was very much
appreciate& Nora Maloney
24-04x1
I would like to say thanks to
all my friends, neighbours
and relatives for visits.
cards. flowers and treats
while i was a patient in
University Hospital, London
and since coming home and
also the ones who drove their
car to London to, visit me-and
brought me home. Also to
Dr. Malkus of the Seafortb
Clinic. and the Doctors and
nurses and staff on the sixth'
floor' west in University
Hospital. London for their
kindness and care. All was
very much appreciated.
Mrs. Ivan Forsyth
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