Huron Expositor, 2000-06-07, Page 1229 Tenders
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12 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, June 7, 2000
4,•
Invitation to Submit a Proposal for
Three -Year
Cleaning Contract
Location is at the Courthouse in Goderich. There
will be a mandatory site meeting at the Courthouse
for anyone wishing to submit a proposal on
Tuesday. June 20. 2000 at 10:30 a.m. Everyone is
asked to assemble on the south steps of the
Courthouse.
Proposal is to be received at the Huron County
Museum no later than 4:00 p.m. on Friday, June
30, 2000.
Documentation stating scope of work available at
the Huron County Museum.
The lowest or any proposal not necessarily
accepted.
Address to:
Claus Breede
Director/Curator
I furon County Museum
110 North St.
Goderich. Ontario
N7A 2T8
(519) 524-2686
37. Mortgages
MORTGAGE NETWORK
25 Financial Institutions On Line
MORTGAGES (For qualified borrowers)
Flexible or 5 Year Closed
6.625%
7..
Rate subject to changee.
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38. Auction Sale
AUCTIONS
WED. JUNE 7 AT 3:30 P.M. -
Auction of antiques; collectibles
and household effects at the
Tavistock Memorial Hall in
Tavistock.
THURS. JUNE 15 AT 3:30
P.M. - Estate auction of large
offering of antiques; collectibles
and household effects at the
Jacob Auction Centre, 185
Herbert St. in Mitchell for the
Estate of the Late Mabel Bald
with additions.
JACOB & ZEHR
AUCTIONS
271-7894 or 887-9599
43. Births
BORLAND (CHAMBERS)
Ken and Bea Chambers of Seaforth
are pleased to announce the arrival
of their 9th grandchild on April 17,
2000. Dakota Laryssa Jade was
born to Brenda and Brad Borland of
Port Colborne weighing 6 pounds
and measuring 18 inches long.
Angelina is thrilled to finally become
a big sister after 7 years of waiting.
Also sharing the grandparent duties
of their 6th granddaughter are Jack
and Lorna Borland of Port
Colbome. 43-23x 1 cc
MCCLINCHEY-HARGREAVES
Wow, a little sister, batteries includ-
ed and no assembly required.
Taylor Michelle, my baby sister was
born May 16, 2000 at 1:47 p.m.
weighing 7 lbs. 4 oz. and 18" long.
Everybody was there to welcome
her, Mommy & Daddy (Rob & Jen of
course) and all my Nana's & Papa's
Judy Hargreaves, Greg
Hargreaves and Shelly, Don &
Gwen McClinchey. Great Nana's &
Papa's Vic & Shirley Hargreaves.
Frank & Kay Baer, Clara Swan,
Naida McClinchey and smiling
down from heaven Great Papa's
Swan & McClinchey. But I was the
most excited of all. Thanks every-
body for your help but I can take
over from here. Lots of love.
MacKenzie xo xo. 43-23x1
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38. Auction Sale
LARGE AUCTION SALE
tto be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton for Mrs.
Eyre of Hensel), Estate of Mrs. Perdue of Clinton plus additions.
Saturday, June 10 at 9:00 a.m.
NURSERY STOCK: To be sold.at 9 a.m. shrubs, trees, perennials.
cedars. spireas, weigelas, lilacs, burning bush, euonymus,
mountain ash, spruce, astitbes. hostas,.daylilies etc.
COINS: Include 1937 1. 5; 10, 20 dollar bills. 1964 coin set. 1962.
1983 silver dollars, 2-1954 one dollar bills. 3 lots of sports cards, 8
sheets of stamps.
PRINTS: 2-A.J. Carson. 2- Tom Thompson.
APPLIANCES: Water distiller. wood upright freezer (new). GE
washer nearly new, GE dryer, Inglis washer, 2 fridges, 2 chest
freezers, portable TVs. 2 Kirby vacuumcleaners, jug. water
• dispenser, RVS keyborad amplifier. CB radio, humidifier.
FURNITURE: Curio cabinet. modern dining suite with round
pedestal table. 4 chairs and fancy hutch (nice one). antique side
by side bookcase buffet with mirror, antique dressers, apt size
dining table extends from 20 inches to 6f1. plus 6 matching chairs,
double box spring and mattress (good one). 3 bedroom suites,
pressback rocker. other wooden rockers, lamp tables, chesta beds.
ice cream -chair, oil lamps, mantel clock, books, wall units, oak
office. arm chairs, upholstered chairs. recliners etc., dishes and
glassware including antique pieces, bedding, linens etc.. etc.
RIDING MOWER: John Deere III. 11 HP works good. 2 wheel
trailer with topper.
OTHER: 22' aluminum extension ladder. old hand well pump,
wooden wheel barrow, garden tools plus items too numerous to
mention. 3 Auctioneers selling starting at 9 a.m.
TERMS CASH OR CHEQUE with Proper ID
Auctioneers: Richard Lobb and Ben Lobb
Clinton, Ontario (519) 482-7898
SAT. JUNE 17 AT 9 A.M. - At Lobb Auction Clinton, tools include
Shopsmith MARK one, hand and power tools, garden tiller,
snowblower, lawn mower, chain saw, appliances, antiques, furniture
etc from Wingham and Blyth homes.
www,auctionhotline.com
41. To Give Away
PUPPIES TO GIVE AWAY to good
homes. Call 519-345-2435. 41-23-1
42 Deaths
FRENCH, Melannie Lillian
(Matzold): passed away peacefully
at Markham-Stouffville General
Hospital on May 26. 2000 after a
long and courageous battle with
cancer. Melannie was predeceased
by her mother Lillian Matzold
(Brown). Beloved mother of Nicole
French of Unionville. Much loved
daughter of Ench Matzold and his
wife Joyce of Seaforth. Sister of
Wayne Matzold and his wife Denise
and aunt to their son Nathan, all of
Stratford. Also survived by many
aunts, uncles. nieces and nephews
in England and Germany. Funeral
service took place at Royal York
United Church in Etobicoke.
Cremation. Interment of ashes in
Harpurhey Cemetery at a later date.
42-23x1
46 'n Meniorlam
SHOBBROOK, Mary: In loving
memory of a dear mother, grand-
mother and great grandmother,
Mary Shobbrook, who passed away
June 9, 1999. .
You are quietly remembered every
day,
And sadly missed along life's way.
Although not in our lives to share,
In our hearts you are always there.
Sadly missed by Donna, Lynne and
Ted, Doug and family. 46-23-1
CAMERON: In loving memory of
our dear grandfather and great
grandfather James Cameron, who
passed away one year ago June 5,
1999.
Some people come into our lives
and quickly go.
Some people move our souls to
dance.
They awaken us to new under-
standing with the passing whisper
of their wisdom.
Some people make the sky more
beautiful to gaze upon,
They stay in our lives for awhile,
leave footprints on our hearts and
we are never, ever the same.
Always remembered and missed by
family Sheila, Pam, Gord, Doug,
Paul and families. 46.23xlnxe
JOHNSTON: In loving memory of a
dear mother, Vera Johnston who
passed away June 8, 1999.
This day is remembered and quiet-
ly kept.
No words are needed. we will not
forget.
For deep in our hearts you will
always stay.
Lovingly remembered by son John
and daughter Leota. 46-23x1cc
47. Cards of Thanks
COMMUNITY LIVING
Thanks to my dedicated can-
vassers and all those who gracious-
ly received them and donated to the
Flowers of Hope. - Mary Dejong.
47-23-1
ECKERT
1 would like to thank Dr. Brian Taylor
and nurses of 8th floor in University
Hospital for their great care during
my operation and since returning
home and having help come into
our home from the Community Care
Access of Huron. These'reg. nurses
are a big help to me and to our cpm-
munity. Many, many thanks to my
husband and kids for their help in
home care and preparing meals. It
sure is greatly appreciated. Thanks
to my parents. friends, relatives and
co-workers for cards. treats, phone
ok calls. visits and prayers. It will never
be forgotten. Thanks again to
everyone who helped in any way.
- Norah Eckert 47-23-1
SHEWAN
i appreciate the care and assis-
tance that was received for Matt
and I the day of our accident. I
would like to thank everyone who
came to see me in the hospital to try
to brighten my spirits. To Jenn Dick
and Steph Geller, for taking the time
to enhance the decor of my hospital
room...you two are the best! A spe-
cial thanks to the doctors, special-
ists, nurses and ambulance atten-
dants. 1 would truly like to thank all
of our family and friends fgr all their
support and especially to Nancy,
Jeanette and Amanda for helping
out when we needed them most.
Thank you the most to Matt for the
constant visits, taking care of my
every need, and just being there for
me. Thank you from the bottom of
my heart to Mom and Dad for
everything. You know 1 love you so
much. Thanks. - Suzanne Shewan
and Family 47-23x1
GLANVILLE
I would like to thank my family for
flowers, cards, phone calls and
kindness shown to me while I was a
patient in the Seaforth Hospital.
Also to the doctors and nursing
staff. and to home care and visiting
hurses sjnce I retumed home. 1
sure appreciated all their care.
Thank you. - Winnie 47-23-1
FLYNN ,
On behalf of the Clinton Fair Board
I would like to thank the 51 contes-
tants for making our Talent Search
Competition such a huge success.
Also thanks to everyone who donat-
ed money, pins and prizes and also
volunteered their time. Our local tal-
ent is the best. - Marie 47-23xlcc
A�, T ��. Questions & Answers
L�.IiLV about grief recovery*
terscaiy MI► M fops fisi/Iial
Q. 1 have lost my purpose for living since my wife died.
What good am 1 anymore?
A. It's natural to feel 'purposeless after a major loss,
particularly when a spouse dies. There is such a total
adjustment required that day-to-day life seems to have lost its
meaning. We are cut off from everything we know as
"normal". But each of us is a whole and complete person. We
have a life and a purpose unconnected to the deceased. it is
difficult to keep this in mind when we have lived closely
linked to another. We can help ourselves by reading self help
guides and by attending a bereavement group, if possible.
'Questions asked during bereavement classes are answered here by the editor of
AfterLoss, the monthly grief -recovery Helpletter For your free copy of
Aftertoss or one of our other helpful booklets about grief recovery, please write,
call or stop by
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47 Cards of Thanks
PETHICK
We would like to express our sin-
cere thanks for the many acs of
kindness shown our family at the
time of George's passing. Thank
you to everyone who sent flowers,
cards, letters, memorial donations
and brought food to our homes.
There are so many friends and peo-
ple to thank. To Dr. Percival, Dr.
Rodney and staff of the Seaforth
Hospital and Medical Clinic, the
ambulance attendants. Dr.
Sorsdahl, the nurses in emergency
and 4th floor, the ICU and Palliative
Care nursing staff of Stratford
General Hospital, a very special
thank you for the wonderful atten-
tion you gave George while he was
in your care. Thank you again to
Ross Ribey and Ruth Townsend for
all your help at such a difficult time.
Rev. Sheila Macgregor. thank you
for your visits and prayers. to
George while he was in hospital.
and to the family afterwards. A spe-
cial thanks to our family and friends
who dropped in at the house to visit
with us and reminisce. Thank you to
the Ladies of Cavan Church for the
lovely lunch and to everyone who
came to the visitation and the funer-
al: Your thoughtfulness will always
be treasured. - Grace, Ken and Val,
Sharon and Steve and
Grandchildren. 47-23x1
VAN LOON
The family of the late Garry Van
Loon sincerely thank family, friends
and neighbours for all of the con-
cern and care shown to us during
this very tragic time. Thanks for the
many prayers, cards, flowers. visits
and baking brought to our homes.
To all those who helped with the
spring work, your timely help was
greatly appreciated. Special thanks
to the doctors and nurses from the
Critical Care Trauma Centre at the
Victoria Hospital South Street
Campus in London for the wonder-
ful, compassionate care shown to
Garry and our family during his time
there. Thank you to Ross Ribey and
Ruth Townsend for all their assis-
tance at Whitney-Ribey Funeral
Home in Seaforth. We extend our
thanks to Fr. Maurice
Charbonneau, Fr. Tony Del Ciancio
and Fr. Joe Hardy for the many vis-
its at the hospital and the beautiful
funeral service. Also, thank you to
the pallbearers, flower bearers,
readers, soloists and the choir at St.
Patrick's for their contributions to
the service and to the C.W.L. for the
excellent luncheon. Everyone's
kindness has overwhelmed us and
will never be forgotten. Jo Van
Loon and Family 47-23xlcc
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Minor soccer and
ball begin next week
The Seaforth Library will be hosting a Mother Goose
program from June 16 to 21, from 10:30 to 11:45 a.m. each
Friday.
The program of parents and children learning rhymes.
songs and stories is sponsored by the Seaforth Cooperative
Children's Centre and costs $2 per session.
For more information or registration please call the
library at 527-1430.
Minor Soccer
Seaforth minor soccer will begin next June 14 at the
Optimist Park. Junior (ages 3 and 4) will play from 6:30 to
7:00 p.m., intermediate (ages 5 to 7) will play from 6:30 to
7:30 p.m. and senior (ages 8 and up) will be held from
7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Look in today's paper for team lists.
Houseleague Ball
Houseleague ball and T -ball will also begin next week,
with houseleague ball on Monday nights and T -ball on
Thursday evenings, both at the high school north hall
diamond.
Community Calendar
WED., JUNE 7
6:30-8:30 p.m. - Youth Roller
Hockey at the Arena
7:00-8:00 p.m. - Step Aerobics
with Kae Hubberts at the Arena
THURS., JUNE 8
9:00-10:00 a.m. - Fitness is Fun
with Drusilla at the Arena
FRI. , JUNE 9
10:30-11:30 a.m. ' Storyhour al the
Library
SAT, JUNE 10
SUN., JUNE 11
MON., JUNE 12
9:30-10:30 a.m. - Playgroup at
the Northside United Church
10:30-11:00 a.m. - Toy Lending
at the Northside United Church
7:00-8:00 p.m. - High Impact
Aerobics with Kae Hubberts at
the Arena -
7:15 p.m. - Minor Sports
BINGO at the Arena •
Ticket sales begin at
6:30 p.m.
TUES.,- JUNE 13
9:00-10:00 a.m. - Fitness is Fun
.with Drusilla at the Arena
10:30 a.m. - Seaforth Womeri s
Institute meeting at '
Helen MacKenzie's.
Potluck lunch.
7:00-8:00 p.m. - Dog Obedience
at the Arena
8:00-9:00 p.m. - Ladies' Roller
Hockey at the Arena
WED., JUNE 14
6:3078:30 p.m. - Minor Soccer
begins at the Optimist Park
6:30-8:30 p.m. - Youth Roller
Hockey at the Arena
7:00-8:00 p.m. - Step Aerobics
with Kae Hubberts at the Arena
If you're organiz!ng a non-profit event of interest to other Seaforth
area residents, phone the recreation office 527-0882 or the
Expositor at 527-0240, or mail the information to Community
Calendar. The Huron Expositor, Box 69. Seaforth. Ontario. NOK 1 WO
well in advance of the scheduled date Free' listing includes date. time.
name of event and location only Space for the,Community Calendar is
donated by The Huron Expositor
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