The Huron Expositor, 1981-11-18, Page 1924 Card of Thanks
I wish to thank all those who
remembered me with cods.
gifts. visits and prayers while
I. Was a rtftent. in University,
HoSpital.. Special thanks to
the nurses and doetori an 8th
floeNind to my family ,who
were all so good to rite.
Mrs. Helen O'Rourke
24-32-1
I would like to express my
sincere thanks to Dr. Brady.
the nurses, and staff at
Seaforth Hospital while I was
a patient there. It was very
much, appreciated.
Velma Oster
24-32x1
27 Births
VAN DEN HOVEN-To Mr.
and Mrs. Cor Van Den
Hoven, R.R. 4. SeafOrth. on
November 13, a daughter.
Christa Maria. Born in Sea-
forth Community Hospital.
27-32x1
25 1n„.Itiletlioriaili
'KE, Or in. .kiving milli of
my dear, husband John Who
'passed.- away 1 year' .4$0.
November 24'.19.8.0.
TO a heedful life came the'
end, • .
He died. as he lived every-..
one's friend, •
He was always. so thoughtful
loving and kind,.
What a wonderful memory he
left behind,
He left so peaceful his
thoughts unknown.
But left us memories ,we are
proud to own
Treasure .him 'Lord- in your
garden of rest,
For in this world he was ongpf
the best,
Sadly missed and remember-
ed by wife Greta.
25.32x1
Remember, it take but a
moment to place an Ex-
positor Want Ad. Dial
527-0240.
• 28 Deaths
Passed IMO
C04141 '0 -
T4esdaYp November I149•41;
Jitmes game meategor,
kvoedmhoband othisset,
helm** .T9wsisend_ of Eg-
mondvill e, its his hish year.
Dear father: of Dr* of
Creemore. 'Oraudfather of
Vicki and Alisha. Brother of
(Mona) Mrs. Cecil :,A of
Goderich. P by
one brother, Reginald (Reg)
McGregor.' 'Resting at the
R.S. Box Funeral Home, 47
High Street, Seaforth, Walt
nesday evening :from 7 - 9
p.m. Funeral service will be
held in the chapel Thursday
at 2 p.m. Interment Egmond-
ville Cemetery. Royal Cana-
dian Legion Memorial service
will be held at the funeral
home, Wednesday evening at
9 p.m.
28-32-1
20 Auction Sales 20 Auction Sales
der44.9e// Or..W.Ltereirki
Auction Sale
sairrapoTopiouswgss Luria/mon
welome beeu instructed by the owner, 1381, Cowllng,
to sell by PrIblic auction: all equipment andremalning
grocery inventory of
COWLING FOOD MARKET, SOUTHAMPTON
on Wednesday, November 25 at 10;30 a.m.
grim ibcetlon
SALE CONSISTS OFs Hussman 12' -• 3 deck dairy
case, model-DIC. Dairy case model ERJ 10200. Dairy
case model FSAMD100, 5' Foster upright milk cooler
c/w sliding glass doors, Dairy cooler glass doors and
hinges, 2 Hussman coolers 8'x10' and 10'7(12' both
c/w keepritecoils, 20' fresh Meat case model OR, 8' -
3 deck cooked meat case, cooked meat case model
KAT 10150, fresh meat case model ERJ 10200, meat
cooler model KAT 10150, OMAS meat slicer. sanitary
power meat saw, sanitary tenderizer, 2 laminated
maple meat cutting blocks. 2-8' overhead meat rails,
34' side waltorneat rails, assorted meilhooks, meat
cart on wheels with 12 steel trays, 28' produce case
superstructure c/w 13' mirror, Copeland produce
cooler model KAM 10075, produce case model EAL
10200, 12' model LP' &Zen food case, frozen food
case model EAU 10200, 12'. ice cream case, ice cream
case model LAH 10300, Toledo digital scale model
8203, 18 lb. and 30 lb. sanitary scales, 600 lb. beam
scale, 42' chrome 'aide wall shelving, 100' island '
shelving, quantity of display shelfs and racks, 2
-display 8' 'Mechanical check outs, Hussman mechan-
ical check out. 44 'chrome shopping carts, 2 chrome
carry out carts, 3 NCR cash registers, model SL,
IvileCuskey cash register, NCR printer. Olivetti
adding machine, DiehaTd floor safe 18x184.1 36"
Concave security mirroE-PradUce wrappers, plus
remaining grocery inventory if not sold previously.
NORESERVE
This ban excellent offering of well maintained
equipment.
PLAN TO ATTEND
For whatever the reason you may have to sell. let the
professionals at Rathwell & Associates show you how
to turn your assets into cash.
For further Information, Contact:
Brace Rathwell - Manager
Dick Robinson - Sales Manager
ediage siocewei
AUCTIONEERS. LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK twO
P.
(519) 527-14513 20-32-1
Architect Nick Hill and -representatives of
the formative Hensall Business Improvement
Area met with Hensall council Monday, to
discuss changes and initiatives for Hill's
downtown improvement proposal.
Bevan„ Bonthron '1 and Ron Wareieg
represented the BIA.
Mr. Hill said he ,had .come to cetincil to
bring council. up to date and to discuss
concerns expressed 'in an editorial in The
Times-Advocate.
He outlined' the ministry of transport
concerns that proposed islands holding
planters and light standards would be hard to
plow snow around.
He said he had to delete the islands, and
this left no room for the lights and the
plSnters.
It was "'a pity to lose that" he said but
stressed the plan still had a lot with which to
work.
He suggested the light standards be
mounted on the inner edge 'of the sidewalk
andarms be mothitedm hold the lights out
from the buildings. The arms would be high
enough to clear the tractor used for snow
plowing the sidewalks.
The loss of the planters was also not too
serious Mt. Hill indicated as hanging
planters could be mounted on the light
standards. He said the residentiaLapproach-
es with their trees and greenery. along with a
treed car-park near the CNR tracks and the
trees around the town hall. would be
sufficient considering the compact business
area.
If the MTC,rebuilds parts of the curbing.
when it rebuilds King Street (Highway 84)
Hill said this would save the project money.
With the portions of the "curbing paid for
the MTC and the planters deleted, the
estimated costs of the King Street improve-
ments would drop to $89,200, not $102,680 as
previously estimated.
Commenting on his approach to the project
Mr. Hill said he did not intend to change the '
village.
The T-A editorial Which, stressed an
original theme. for fleissailhad merit Mr. Hill
said, adding, "but Idon'twant a Disneyland.
something'lliShy &Ohl, file.
He said Most of the tcrietis,10, the county
developed atithe Same time. They thus have a
lot of sindiarity, 'a regional character and
style, which Hill said gives the county
beauty.
The towns are different but similar Hill
said. Noting Hensall already has an identity
'and a, character, •he said he wanted to
determine what's appropriate and fits. '
- The*ess was not to change-Hen-WI; Hill
taid,-but, to build on what's already there.
Mir. Hill said there were many things which
could be Started right away. He said the
group could be contacting private 'land
owners involved to gain their support. Items
like tree planting and the railway ' area
improvement could be started now.
Ron Wareing said parts of the proposal
involving pr ivate property was ...plating the
cart before the horse" as it should have been
discussed with landowners before it was
re leased to the public.
Mr. Hill agreed this was a problem. but
said he felt the project would be geed for the
people of Hensall and what was proposed is
good for the landOwners.
Reeire Paul Neilands suggested the village
should be responsible for contacting the,
landowners as any BIA loans could only be
used to improvemunicipal property.
Clerk Betty Oke pointed out thd project find
BIA loans would' have to go through* the
Ontario, Municipal Board as the loan period
, would be longer than the life of the current
Ili terms of paying for the projects, it was
pointed out the taxpayers) *mild have to pay
for very littlest; sidewalks would have to soon
be replaced anyway, and the BIA will pay for.
the difference between the costs of brick or
concrete Sidewalk's.
Mr. Wareing Odd at the original• BIA
meeting everybody waited tO do something
for the community, and now they will have to
realize the costs of fillprOVetnOnti.iksidtliO
he thought the talpityere werelletting aped
dazat ti the ptileet.
'Reeve Neilands alidhe hid tiaatiteted MPP
Jack iiidde.P to have ti4MPPts* fts blowout
mititatet-lim Snew. *bent geitine the
Highway 84 piojectOrriPletett r Herman'',
1984 centennial.
AUCTION ,SALE
Antiquefurniture and glassware. Skidoo. carpenter
hand a garden etc. to be held at Richard
Lobb's Ram. Clinton. Ont. from old Clinton home
plus additions.
Saturday, Nov. 21 at 10 a.m. '
Approx. GS places of Flow Shoe dishes, flat to the
wall Cupboard. 'a:elates'', Hoosier kitchen cupboard
fainting couch, round Oak dining table wicerstre
pedestal. round ' oak dining table w/tilt top &
splitting centre pedestal. large oak antique war-
drabs, open wailetand, three piece bedroom suite.
cedar chest, upright freezer, matching bed dresser
a washitand. gunstock chairs. odd pre:aback. chairs,
phonograph, whatnot. hall tree. table Whim*
glassball i claw feet, small .portable TV. large floor
moan . hi-fl w/tape recorder, recliner- chair.
quantity of kitchen cupboards, Counter top electric
store. oresskack rocker, plant tables, piano stool,
dayaripart mantel 'cloche, brais Alad-
din lamp. ' small iron kettles, lanterns, wicker
basket. hooked mats. some quilts and bedding,
brass hanging limpinothade), old counter stale. Cs
basil radio and aerial. plus .antique dishes and
glassware. cream can, gas lawn ntower, 101 Ski doo
TM 344 twin complete w/cover, homemade table
sow wismillips anginel_4" skill electric
drill, plaihemd and carpenter tools, old 11 rifle. FAC
reqUired plus our usuallarge Offering.
RIERMSCASH.
Richard Lobb AUctioneer
CLINTON 412-7891
I
rchitect defends
tins for Henson
NEW CONTROLS — Seaforth'' Public Utility Commission manager Torn
Phil ipalleftyand-comm issioner Arrs-Sills take-a-lock at new-controls-in-the--
PumphOuse at the' base of the town's water,tower which were installed
Nov. 10, and cost about $6,000. The controls automatically Co-ordinate all
the water wells in Seaforth's-system, and make that system more
reliable.
24 -Card of Thanks . 24 Card of Thanks
We wish to thank all our
friends. neighbours and rela-
tives for all the lovely, cards.
flowers, gifts and supper on
the occasion of our sixtieth
wedding anniversary. Thank
you.
Russell Helen Dallas
e'724-32-1
Sincere thanks 'to friends and
neighbours for ,the lovely
cards and treats I received
while in hospital, to the
nurses who were so kind.
Also to Dr. Underwood. It
was all very much appre-
ciated. Gord Hildebrand
24-32x1
Sincere thanks to,tny family,
relatives and friends for their
visits, cards, letters andliwe-
ly flowers 1 received while a
patient at Seaforth Commun-
ity Hospital. Spoil thanks to
Rev. Vanslyke, Dr. Malkus
bud,the nursing staff for their
kind attention.
. Mts. Mary Smith
James St.
-24.32x1
Henrietta and Bill Brown
would like to thank their
children for arranging the
open house for their 40th
wedding anniversary at 1st
Presbyterian Church on-Sun-
day afternoon. November
8th. They would like to
express their appreciation to
everyone who helped in'any
way, and to their relatives.
neighbours and 'friends who
attended this happy occasion
and made the day such a
success.
24-32-1
I would like to thank everyone
for your visits, flowers, cards
and gifts while I was in the
hospital and since returning
home. Special thanks to Rev.
Duke. It was all greatly
appreciated.
Mrs. Jean Keys
24.32-1
very week more and
more people discover what
nighty jobs are accom-
plished by low cost Hilton
Eitpositer Want Ads. Dial
527-0240.
19 Notice
VEAL'S
fiwy.83-31/4 Indee mist of
:Exeter
Try us for
CUSTOM KILLING
and
PROCESSING
, Kill days, Tuesdays
Our specialty - Home
cured and smoked meats
Pressed exactly the way
you like it.
19-30-ff
Casey '16
VanBakel's
Electrical and
Plumbing
RESIDENTIAL AND
FARM
R.R. '2 SEAFORTH
Phone 527-155$
19-264
20 Auction Sales
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• •
• R.G. • . • • • • • •
• Gethke
• GENERAL .•
• • • • •
•
• AUCTIONEER • • •
• Serving Perth and •
to-Huron Counties with • •
• many years of eisperience. .
• For zdiable service at • • r • , reasonable rates. •
• 041347-2465 Collect • ' • 20-30-4 : • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Richard
Lobb
Auctioneer
AUCTION
CALENDAR'
Clinton482-7898 "
SATURDAY NOVEM
HER 20, 10 a.m.
Consignment Auction Sate
of farm machinery, trac-
tors, shop equipment etc.
1/2 mile south of Kirkton at
Jim Bearrs Farm.
21 Tender Wanted
TENDERS WANTED
Township of
McKillop
Sealed tenders plainly
marked as to contents
will-be received by the
undersigned until
12 flaw
Monday, Dec 7,
For the following: Ap-
proximately 36.000
Litres of Diesel. 15.000
Litres of Gasoline,
10,000 Litres of Furnace
Oil.
Tenders to be submitted
on your own letterhead.
Price to be quoted' per
Litre on each of the
above fog the year 1982.
WAYNE DOLMAGE
Road Superintendent
21-32-2
Tender
for
Fuel
for manse and church, St.
Peter's Church, Brod-
hagen. Please reply by
DECEMBER 15 to Tim
Alce. RA. 1, Dublin.
21.31-3
SAVE
STEPS!
Shop the
Want Ads
'.-Town.
ppointmentt
Certain appointments are made each year by the'
Town of Seaforth to various local boards and
committees.. For 1982, Town appointments are to be
made as folloWs:
....,,,SeaforthPlanning Board
-Seaforth Committee of Adjustment
-Local Architectural ConserVation Advisory
-'Committee
-Seaforth Recreation Committee
• -Seaforth Economic Development Committee
If interested, submit details in writing and indicate
committee or board on which you prefer to 'serve.
Submissions to ,be reskeivad by the undersigned by
December 1, 1981.
JAMES CROCKER, CLERK -
Box 610,
72Main Street
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
19-32-1
Notice
:Ratemers•
OF THOfiWNSHIFOF Melf0MOP
Final installment. of 'the
1981 Taxes
is due
November 27th, 1981
MARION MCCLURE
Clerk-
19-32-
NOTICE
To all Ratepayers
of the Township of Hallett
The
Final installment of the
1981 Taxes ,--,
la due
'November 30, 1981
Harry Lear,
Clerk-Treasurer
19-32-1
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING & PROCESSING
Monday - Beef 40. Tuesday - Pork
CALL 161-2041
(After Hours 262-2732) ,
RETAIL ORDERS • '
Sides of beef 1.55 a lb. .Full processed
Regular beef patties 10 lb. bag 1.39 alb.
SCHOLL'S
and
ABATTOIR
Freezer Meats
Retail Hours - Wed., Fri., II a.m. -5p.m. Sat. II a.m. - 1 p.m.
MILL ST.HENSALL,ONT., 262.1041
Custom
Slaughtering
Processing
Km Day
Wednesday
rof
tlAY-1\fif)(),)
2,3'
roy
ARE you living with a drink-
ing problem? Al Anon can
help. 527-1650. 19-32x3
PREGNANT and distressed?
Married or single. Free con-
fidential support. Call collect
Birthright 432-7197 or after 6
p.m. 527.0115.
19-304
HURON' EX ITOR, tN NOVEM
14 Property for Sale 19 Notice
Real *Estate Ltd.
Clinton
ehoe.:442.9371
61/2 Acres-Hwy. #8, 3 miles
from Clinton, elegant stone
house. all nicely landscaped,
quanset building suitable for
barii or shop, young orchard
starting to hear, owner sell-
ing-for reasons of health.
sass's
LONDESBORO
1% storey- home, aluminum
sided, new kitchen, under
530.000.00
REDUCED
Hwy. #4, brick bungalow, like
new, carport, owner will
finance at reasonable rate.
••••••
100 Acres-cash crop land at
Holmesvilie, till workable.
••*•••
10 ..Acres-near Auburn. far-
row to finish for 80 sows, good
home.
•••••• •
28 Acres-near Londesboro,
excellent buildings, farrow-
ing operation.
asses'
ISO Acres-near Aubtirn, 110
workable, cash crop farm.
good brick home, priced
reasonable.
"14-32-1
15 Property for Rent
ATTRACTIVE one bedroom
apartment in Deblinoground
--
floor, heated, newly decorat-
ed and carpeted phone 345--"
.2250 or 34S-2342:
15-30-ff
MODERN 1 bedroom apt. for
rent $170.00 heated. Apply to
1Ic1 3514 c/o The Huron
Expositor. 15-30-ff
100,ACRES cash crop land for
---renteastotflensall-app y Box --
3518, Huron Expositor.
15-31-2
FOUR, Bedroom house in
Dubli with two car- Garage.
Le* dewtt Payment., Phone
345-2903. 15-31-2
FOR Rent in Egmondville, a 2
bedroom downstairs
-apartment, newly renovated.
Available immediately Call
5271587. . 15-31x2
2 bedroOm and 3 bedroom
apartment for rent 527-0920,
' 15-30-ff
PA Bedroom apartment for
rent. Nice location. Call 345.
2442. 15-30-tf
1.9 Notice
Madame Anna's
•
Card and Palm ,'Reading and
Advisor willadvlse you on.all
problems such as love? mew- n.1
lafts,'healtk business.
Phone for appirintment
271-7392. 19-30-4
SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Fast
efficient service. Write Or call
Harvey Dale. Seaforth.
Phone Clinton 482-3320 or
Seaforth 527-0284.
19-304
FUEL OIL FURNACE
RePairand Cleaning
24 HmirSeryice
PARATCHEK'S
MAINTENANCE
DOD& 3451235
19-30-ff
TRITOWN
BOOKKEEPING.
AND COMPUTER
SERVICE
Complete Business ser-
vice, Sales Purchase and
Disbursement JOurnals,
Accounts Receivable.
Payable, Payroll, Finan-
cial Statements. Also time
sharing and In-house
terminals available. Also
farm and individual
service.
LAIVONCE BEANE
SZIIntess St. Clinton
PHONE41124374-
1040.
19 Notice
HENSALL
LIVESTOCK
SALES
SALES EVERY
THURSDAY
AT 1:30P.M.
All classes of livestock
WE emirs YOUR
CONSIGNMENTS
Greg amlireavee
262.2019, Hensall
Doug Carothers,
237-3734,1buthwood
Victor Hargreaves
482.7511, Clinton
Barry Miller
236-2717, Exeter
and
2294205, Kiska*
19.304