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527.1826 1', { 13.35x1'
`For: Sale
IN *ALTON; 4 bedroom
lrouse, I living roam, dining •
room, 11/r bath, large kit-
chen, garage, on I% lots.
Private sale.)• Contact Mr.
Bolger 887-6807. 14-34x3
FARNI FQIR"SALE: MCKIUQP
TowtlShip, Beechwood area,
125 acres approx. 120 work-
• ablet excellent drainage.
Formerdalryfarm.2l storey
3 bedroom brick home. Con-
i tact;Tom Reid Realty Ltd.
Realtor 347-235y8. 14-35-1
,Property for Rent
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THREl�iie'balttse, ldwv
•available in ;Seaforth, Lar e
1674, 901X titcorale 32 tE
LAND FOR RENT: Approx.
375 acres: ' Tile . drained.-
, Apply Boa 3719; The Huron
Expositor, .. 15-34x2
75 acres in Grey Township
-near Jamestown. Call 348-
' 8385after6p.m. 15-35x3
HENSALL
LIVESTOCK
SALES
Wanted. to Rent'
WANTED TO -RENT: .Stnall
house pgreferably in Esmond-
ville; Apply_ to Box 3721 -Wo
The Huron Expositor, Box 69,
Seaforth, Ontario; NOK 1WO.
17.35.2.
Notice ,
Car '•of. Think's..,
1)1
SEYMOUR.COLEMAN
,We'wotlid:)ikctotthank.al our
feleada : nttd ire atly a
'made our Bpek dr Poe such r..
success. Special thanks to
Flora Anne and Ron, Fr a
and and the Max**
aa�f
Le
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.y
EgmontMlieS�t!ho lffAirpabl,y�E
performed tite ,celremony-..
Thank you alt for s barila •our
happiness.
Betty Se mpur
and,Iohn Cc:. email
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I/A.. ' �Srl,�rji..i.0
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Card of ',.,011 in Memoriam
LEISURE VACATIONS: ee
the fall colours or catch that
trophy fish while cruising the
30 Thousand Islands in our 30
ft. house -cruiser. Reduced
(all rates. Call 705-366-2511.
19.35,-01
NOMINATIONS - are being
received how for Ontario
Junior Citizen of the Year
awards. Contact this news-
paper to nominate an out-
standing young person aged 6
to 18, who deserves more
than a pat on the back.
1,9-35-01
GUITAR lesson registration
in Clinton for September. Call
PaulStevenson at 482-3597.
i 19-33-3
PHiL'S Refrigerator and Ap-
pliance Service. Prompt; de-
pendable service to all makes
and models of domestic ap-
pliances. Phone 887-9062.
19-22-tf
EVERY THURSDAY
AT 1:30 P.M.
All classes of livestock
WE INVITE YOUR
CONSIGNMENTS
Greg Hargreaves
262-2619 Hensall
Victor Hargreaves
-482-75,11 Clinton
h Barry Miller
236/2717 Exeter
and 2,29-6205 Kirkton
VEAL'S
Abattoir and Meat Market
Hwy. 83-31/2 miles east
of Exeter
FUEL OIL FURNACE
Repair and Cleaning
24 HOUR SERVICE
PARATCIfEK'S
MAINTENANCE
Dublin 345-2235
Hank's Small
Engines Serv-iee
1 MILE NORTH
OFLONDESBORO
523-9202
Lawn and Garden
Equipment Repair
New and Used
Garden Equipment
In Stock
I would like to thank,, my
family. friends and neigh-
bours.for their visits, cards,
and well. wishes while I was a
patient in Stratford General
Hospital. My thanks also to
Dr. Hussey and nurses of the
fourth floor. Bill McMillan
24-35x1
R[VERR
Many thanks to everyone for
cards, gifts, and best wishes
we received on our 40th
wedding anniversary. Thanks
to those who attended our
party and helped make it an
enjoyable time for us. It was
allverymuch appreciated.
Barb and Elmer Rivers
24-35x1
BROWN
Thai yolt to all at "Rays".
Thanits. 39th-Lordie how I
wish! If l . Th nks. Clara Brown
24-35x1
235-1123
Try us for
CUSTOM KiLLING
and
PROCESSING
Kill days -Tuesdays
OUR SPECIALTY
Home curedrand
smoked meats
processed exactly the way
you like it.
FARMERS
For a good farm
building at
competitive
BACHERT
MEATS
CUSTOM
KILLING
Cutting & Wrapping
FREEZING
KILL DAY
ON
TUESDAY.
All Meal
Govt. Inspected
on the farm
1 MILE EAST
OF WALTON
887-9328
prices
PHONE
RAY LAMBERS
CONSTRUCTION
R.R. N2 Clinton
482-3305
FREE ESTIMATES
LAWSON
i wish to thank my relatives,
friends, neighbours - and
Huron Strings for cards, get
well wishes, phone calls,
flowers, treats and visits
while I was a patient in
Clinton Public Hospital. Spe-
cial thanks to Dr. S-Iarrett,
Aung Nxint physiotherapist
and nursing staff on let floor,
to Rev. and Mrs. Duke, Rev.
Vanslyke for their visits.
Lorne Lawson
24-35x1
w•1.�� �hM„Yl�i +sir.
gUARDi In Irving memory of
wish, 40 Iia a �q�; our dear friaad who parked
dµ m eo'It}dves, Tway Auguat•28, 1981,
thin
friends, an neighbours for
flowers, Fordo and , glfts 1
retelved wh}lIlitoctortIn hesPital;
Sapectai thanksso
urses'In bptb Corn -
St -I eaipand Qql
forrdd Goner Hospital for tjte
kind -care given me, It watt
greatly appreciated;,
Helen e35xy
1
S15>fA)i,E
1 would like to thank all my
friends, neighbours end rela-
tives for.the-,cgrds, lovely
flowers, fruit basket and
candy, the phone calls and
visits while I was In Seaforth
hospital and since coming
home. Mrs. Dalton Smale
24.35-1
LOWE
We wish to express our most
sincere thanks to relatives,
friends and neighbours for
the lovely floral tributes and
donations and expressions of
sympathy and kind deed's
shown to us during our recent
bereavement.
Hope and Wayne Lowe
24-34-1
So num go have happen-
ed
were called away
youQ�.
So many things to share with
MA yo
been left to stay
Every day In Smite small way
Memories of you come our
way
Though absent, you are ever
near
SWI missed, loved, always
dear.
Sadly missed by Debbie
Denise and Chris. 25-35-i
Engagements •
Notice
Nolte,
-,
HE "IRON EXPO$ITOR1,, MOW
r 3i, 19 3 t+ to
nlh8010#1 tf► 0 480
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peel,
RR1 Auburn are pleased to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter
Catherine to Jeffrey Cardiff,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Cardiff, of RRN1 Ethel. The
wedding will take place in
Londesboro United Church
on September 24, 1983.
26-35x1
Marriages
150 Year
Celebration inc 1985'
.;
The Homecoming Committee Wish
you to assist them In obtaining the
names and addresses of former resi-
dents. Please contact the Township
Office, R.R. 5, Clinton, Ontario or any of
the following:
1 Grant and Helen MacLean
2 Ron0d and Mildred McGregor
3 Stuart Wilson or John Broadtoot
4 Frank Falconer
5 Lyle Haney
e Edith Baker
7 Audrey Coleman
8 Nor,!nan MacLean
9 David Tremeer
10 Grant and Helen MacLean
"Mr. and Mrat Joe Giibsoni aro , 4i, >3rtaa Sw iigi and emirs-•
pleased to announce the beth•Ginty were par**, .ort,
forthcomfn marriage of theft Aug;'27' - at St. Andr re$
.:daughter Elizabeth M Rob, . Presbyterran i'Iflirch,
'son of Mr. and airs. Grant" chener.• `Mei Swetnam and
McGregor on Saturda ..Sep- her daughters, ' Be> dette
tentber 10, .190 aft ^7 P4,11- and Shoran, are fcainer Sea-
'Ontsrlo Street • Unitcd forth residents. Tiia Yltmtly
.Chutelkut dton. Reeeptionto will -reside in Kitchener.
followin.Seaforth. 26.35.1 • ; 26-354
DOWSON
1 wish to thank myfamily,
relatives, and friends for gifts
cards and visits, while in
hospital and since returning
home. Special thanks to Dr.
Underwood and staff of $ea -
forth Hospital for their excel-
lent care. Cecil Dowson
24-35x1 •
In Memoriam
ROMANIKI in memory of a
dear friend Elizabeth, who
passed away September 1,
1982.
Gods greatest gift -
Remembrance
Sadly missed and always
remembered by Darlene
Smitjes. 25-35-1
FLANAGAN: In loving mem-
ory of Joseph, our son,
'brother and uncle, who pass-
ed away suddenly Aug. 30,
1981.
Little we knew when we woke
that morning,
The sorrow that day would
bring.
The call was sudden, the
' shock severe,
To part with one we loved so
dear,
You didn't have time to say
farewell,
Or for us' to say goodbye,
You had ,gone ' before ' we
realized '
And only God knows the
reason why.
We think of you in silence
We often speak your name
And all we have are memories
And your picture in a frame'
Our hearts still ache with
sadness '
Our silent tears still flow
For what it meant to lose you
No one will ever know.
Always remembered and
missed by, Mom, Dad and
family.. , 25-35x1
•
HUETHER
On the occasion of our 25th
wedding anniversary we
would like to thank all our
friends, relatives, and neigh-
bours, for the many good
wishes, and lovely gifts.
Special thanks to the Walton
Women's • Institute for pre-
paring and serving a delicious
dinner, and to the Official.
Board of Duff's United
Church, for letting, pis use„
'1 their facilities. -
Ray and Marge Huether
24-35x1
Apts. for Rent
Geo. A. Sills
& Sons
Home
Hardware
MERCHANTS
PLUMBING -HEATING
& ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
Phone
527-1620
Seaforth
Elizabeth Court
Apartments
176 Oxford St.,
Hensall
1 and 2 BEDROOM
AVAILABLE
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
includes utilities, car-
peting, appliances,
laundry facilities
PHONE 262-2846
or 262-2615
Jgqjg4• PARTS
DEPOT
SERVICE DEPOT a,
(WATSON APPLIANCE REPAIR)
located in Sebringvalo at
(PHELANS PLACE) PH. 393-6181
McCONNELL—McEWING
Mr. and Mrs. John and Janie
Ble areMggpleased toR
yth
an-
nounce the marriage of their
youngest daughter Karen
Dianne to Mr. John 'Charles
McConnell, son of the late
Mr, and Mrs., Patrick, and
Jean (Stewart) McConnell of
Seaforth. The wedding took
place quietly on Friday, Aug-
ust 12, 1983 at Victoria St.
United Church, Goderich.
Rev. J. Wood officiated. The
couple was attended by
friends Mr. and Mrs. Regi-
nald "Mac" and Janet Wat-
terworth of Goderich. 26-35x1
AUCTION
SALE
of Household Effects
will be held for
ETHEL FISCHER
in the Brussels
Community Centre
Tender Wanted
Tender Wanted
s%
vrw
Sat. Sept. 10
at 12:30 p.m.
The full list
in next week's paper.
BRIAN 11INTOUL'
Auctioneer
EtLLIGSEN-FLANAGAN-
FTANAGAN: in memory of
our friends, Warren, Brian
and Joe who died August 30,
1981.
Quietly remembered every
Sadly missed along life's way
No longer in our lives to share
But in our hearts they're
always there.
Always remembered • by
Louise, Joan, Eileen, Glenda,
Mary, Greg and Tom. 25.35-1
FLANAGAN: In loving mem-
ory of our dear son and
brother, Brian who passed
away two years ago, August
30, 1981.
Memories are like threads of
gold
They never tarnish or grow
old
Today, tomorrow. our whole
life through
We will always love and
remember you.
Always remembered by
Mom, Dad, brothers and
sisters. 25-35-1
Personal
PREGNANT and distressed?
Married or single. Free con-
fidential support. Call collect
Birthright, 432-7197 or after 6
p.m. 527-Ol 15. 19-22-tf
RICHARD
LOBB ,
AUCTIONEER
Clinton 482-7898
AUCTION
CALENDAR
SAT. SEPT. 3, 10' a.m..
Antiques, furniture, ap-
pliances, etc. at Richard
Lobb's Barn, Clinton.
SAT. SEPT. 3, 12 Noon:
May Gibson, house and
lot, 292 'Bayfield Road,
Clinton, Ontario.
FRI. SEPT. 16, 10:30
a.m. Lobb Bros. Ma-
chinery Consignment
Auction. Phone 482-3409
to consign equipment.
SAT. SEPT. 10, 10 a.m.
Furniture, etc. at Rich-
ard Lobb's Barn, Clinton
for Richard Moore, May
Gibson and Mitchell,
Ont. home.
WED. SEPT. 14, 6 p.m.
Garage tools and house-
hold effects for Martin
DeJonge in Woodham.
WED. SEPT. 21, 6 p.m.
Antiques, furniture and
appliances for 'Mrs.
Clara Shantz at St. Jos-
ephs hall, Hibernia St.,
Stratford, Ont.
County of Huron -
QUOTATION
FOR •
(MINTER :SAND
SEALED QUOTATIONS on forms and in
envelopes available from the office of
the undersigned will be accepted until
4:00 p.m. local time on:
Thursday, September 15 -
for the following contracts:
(1) Supply of 2,000 tonnes of winter sand
at Auburn Patrol Yard.
(2) Supply of 1,800 tonnes of winter sand
at Wroxeter Patrol Yard.
All material shall cornply to M.T.C.
W(n''ter sand. The lowest or
any quotation not necessarily accepted.
R.A. DEMPSEY, P. Eng.,
Huron County Engineer -
Court House,
Goderich, Ontario
N7A 1M2
Auction Sales
Auction Sales
Kippen couple host
barbecue, shower .
Correspondent
,, MARGA HOGOAWITI
- 262-6902
Gary and Irene Finlayson
attended the 80th birthday
party of Otto Walker which
was held in Cromarty on Sun.
Aug. 21.
Orville Cooper has return-
ed home from hospital. We
wish him a speedy recovery.
Bob and Marlene Bell held
a barbeque and shower on
Aug. 25 honoring their ne-
phew Doug Bell and his
fiancee Brenda Kemp. Doug
is the son of Mildred and
Robert Ulch. Mso attending
were aunts, uncles and a
grandmother of Doug.
Emmerson and Mabel Kyle
have returned home from a
wonderful trip through Can-
ada and the United States.
Emmerson drove and they
covered 7,000 kilometres,
travelling' through Michigan,
Washington, Penticton B.C.,
then on to Alberta, Saskat-
chewan, Virden, Manitoba
and then home to Kippen.
Kippen United Church will
resume its normal services
again on Sunday Sept. 4 at 10
a.m.
Al and Margaret Hog -
Large Estate
Auction Sale
Barth, Greg, Paul and Janet
attended the Greene family
picnic at Paul Bunyan camp-
grounds in Hayfield.
If the young people in the
Kippen area would like to
contact me about their plans
for the fall, whether it be
college, university, or going
out into the work force, Pin
sure the readers would be
interested in hearing about it.
The Kippen Gun Club met
on Aug. 16 with 20 shooters.
Scores art: 24 -Bert Mahaf-
fey, Jantie Caldwell; 23-M
Kyle, Jack MRIs,' Jim Dar-
ling, Jim Butcher, Lloyd
Venner; 22-Harriston Schock,
Grant McGregor, Jeff Dar-
ling, Jack Bell; 21 -Paul Ritch-
ie, Harold Smith, Gladys
McGregor; 20 -Richard
Smith, Uwe Wisch; 19 -Bill
Smith, Mery Batkin; 17 -Bob
Baker. Completing the scor-
ing was Jurgen Peterson.
A pot luck family shower
was held at Houston Heights
. recently in honor of Jeff
McKay and his fiancee Tena
De Koker. Attending from
this area were Doug and
Leanne McKay and their
children, David, Lisa and
Lori.
Brucefield church -
services will resume
Correspondent
iSABELSC0Tr
482-7135
Mr. and Mrs. Don Moffatt
and family have returned to
the manse following his vaca-
tion. The church service in
Brucefield will be Sunday,
September 4 at 11:30 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson
spent last weekend at Dunn-
ville with Mr. Gerald Ald-
winckle.
.,:r,M)ss,Mary1Tane. Scott. has
returned from visiting her
uncle and aunt Leon and Ruth
Rushcall Victoria British
Columbia. While there she
attended the Fisher-Rushcall
wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Fisher
spent their honeymoon here
and visited their grandpar-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott
and family. They will be
residing in Victoria B.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hill
enjoyed a bus trip to Maine
and the Maritime provinces.
Mr. Wesley Ham and son
Robert, Huntsville, spent the
weekend at the home of Mrs.
Alice Ham.
Mr. Jason Boughen, Clin-
1977 Car with 16,000 miles, John Deere riding
lawn mower, modern appliances, furniture, some
antiques, tools, 'misc. etc. to be held for the
Estate of Graham J. Chamney of Goderich,
Estate of Harry Downie of Goderich, and for Mrs.
Olive Ball of Clinton.
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TREASURER'S
SALE OF LAND
FOR TAXES
TOWN OF
SEAFORTH
COUNTY
OF HURON
To WIT:
By virtue of a warrant
issued by the Mayor of
the Town of Seaforth
under his hand and the
Seal of the Corporation,
bearing date the ISth
day of June, 1983. sale of
lands in arrears of taxes
in the Town of Seaforth
will be held in the Town
Hall at 2:00 o'clock In the
afternoon on the 7th day
of November, 1983, un-
less the taxes and costs
are sooner paid. Notice is
'hereby given that the list
of lands for sale of
arrears of taxes was'
published in the Ontario
Gazette on the 6th day of
August, 1983 and that
copies of the said list
play be had at my office.
Dated at the Treasurer's
Office this 10th day off
August, 1983. -
JAMESCROCKER
Treasurer
Real Estate Auction Sale
Thursday evening, September 1.
1983, 7 p.m. sharp, 69 London Rd.,
Hensall, Ontario (Hwy. 4)
For Mr. and Mrs. Charles Devries
REAL ESTATE consists of 2 storey brick house,
main floor, living room, dining room, den,
large kitchen, utility room. Second floor, 4
bedrooms and 4 pc. bath, full basement, with
over 6 ft. clearance. Hardwood floor in liv-
ingroom and dining room. Front veranda and
large deck at rear, 4 year old gas furnace,
town water and sewers, new wiring, TV tower
and roter. One car garage and fenced in area.
This house and garage are situated on a cor-
ner lot only 3 blocks from down town, lot size
66 ft. x 127 ft. Lot 23, plan 1'2, McArthur's
Survey Village of Hensall, County of Huron,
Province of Ontario. Terms on real estate
10% day of sale, balance in 30 days.
This property will be sold subject to a
reasonable rekerve bid. For information or
viewing contact owner or auctioneer Norm
Whiting at 235-1964 or 235-1931 Exeter.
I
COLLECTABLE
ANTIQUE AUCTION
on
LABOUR DAY WEEK -END
We are pleased to offer for sale by public auction
an excellent life -time collection of antiques from a
long time resident of Huron County on:
Saturday, September 3,
in the Bayfield Arena.
Fine collections of antiques, early Canadian
furniture, fine collection of clocks, china,
paintings, pictures, and frames, brass, copper,
crocks, bottles. wicker.
'Refer to last week's edition for full listing.
Contact
DICK ROBINSON, Sales Manager
RATHWELL & ASSOCIATES INC.
77 Main Street, Seaforth, Ontario
Phone 527-1458 or 527-1336 - Telex 069-55223
reladtveliVed.lioceeVe.1
AUCTIONEERS, UOUIOATORS. APPRAISERS
77 MAIN 5T. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO
(stfl) 527-145e Ili
Sat. Sept. 3
ton, spent the weekend with
his grandmother, Mrs. Violet
Ross.
*QUEEN'S*
• HOTEL -,*
SEAFORTH
* Entertainment
* Thurs. --Sat. *
Next Week
* • Wed. - Sat. -
• THIS END
UP *
DAILY *
-�c . LUNCHEON *
SPECIALS *
*t from $ 50 4(it Happy Hour *
*0
No Co eO *
Tender Wanted Tender Wanted
/
at 10 a.m.
CAR: 1977 Mercury Bob Cat stationwagon with
V6 automatic, radio, 16895 original miles, no
rust, selling certified. John Deere model 68
riding lawn mower, good one.
APPLIANCES, FURNITURE, ANTIQUES: Mof-
fat square model frost free fridge, Moffat 30"
electric stove, Kelvinator square model fridge,
Kelvinator 30 inch electric stove nearly new,
modern Viking automatic clothes washer, small
Hoover clothes dryer, dehumidifier, Hoover spin
dry washer, old clothes dryer, electric stove,
Zenith floor model colour TV, Phillips floor model
TV, RCA portable colour TV. Admiral black &
white portable TV, Lewyt vacuum cleaner like
new, component HiFi with eight track, player &
stand, Black and Decker car vacuum. three piece
bedroom suite plus other beds. double bed with
bookcase headboard, box spring and mattress,
washstand, chests of drawers, antique hall
bench, wooden frame hall mirror w/coat hooks,
china cabinet with two glass doors, fold up
pressback rocker, piano stool with glass ball feet,
piano bench, dresser w/ mirror, modern chester-
field and chair, small chesterfield, upholstered
chairs, oak desk w/single row of drawers. two
recliner chairs, platform rocker, davenport
couch, oval wicker table, violin, bookshelf,
sewing machine, lawn chairs, folding chairs,
finger oil lamp, Argus C3 camera, slide
projectors, copper boiler, nail scale, high chair,
trunks, antique picture, viewer & pictures. four
drawer filing cabinet, cheque writer, bridge
lamp, floor lamps, table lamps, swag lamps,
wicker baskets, two chroine table & chair sets,
binoculars, jewel boxes, oval carpet. electric lawn
mower, steel wheelbarrow with rubber tire, push
gas lawn mower, electric snowblower, fertilizer
spreader. 2 aluminum step ladders, grass whip.
new sump pump, 4 inch vise, small battery
charger, '/4' electric drill, grease gun, 12 ft.
extension ladder, picnic tables, small appliances,
pots & pans, dishes plus many other furniture
items and mise. items.
NOTE: This is a good large sale with good quality
appliances so plan to attend.
TERMS CASH
AUCTIONEER RICHARD LOBB 482.7898
County of Huron
TENDERS FOR
VEHICLES for
Winter Control Maintenance
Sealed tenders on forms available frorp
the undersigned will be accepted until 4
o'clock local time on
Thursday, September 15
'For all or any of the following pieces of
equipment for winter control commenc-
;ng on or about -November 14, 1983:
(1) HC -83-503 - One 'heavy duty'
tandem truck with driver and snow plow
equipment for snow plow duties In the
Wroxeter area.
(2) 27,000 G.V.W. trucks without
operator or box for installation of
County's sand spreaders to spread salt
and sand In various areas of the County -
HC -83-505 - 1 truck required
for Wroxeter area
HC -83-508 -1 truck required
for Auburn area
Tender forms may be picked up at the
office of the undersigned'.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
R.A. DEMPSEY, P. Eng.,
County Engineer
Court House
Goderlch, OntAAO
Telephone 624-7412