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Clinton News-Record, 1983-06-29, Page 20PAGE 29—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1993 LASSIFIEf -• 42 Death notice /KEYES Mrs. Clara Eunice of RR 4 Seaforth at Stratford General Hospital on June 22, 1983 in her 84th year. Clara Reed, beloved wife of the late Wilbert Keyes and dear mother of Merton of RR 4, Seaforth, Ruth (Mrs. Mor• ris Carter) of Woodstock and Stuart of Brompton. Also survive ed by one brother Fred Reid of Clinton Predeceased by brothers Leonard, Nelson and Thomas and two sisters Mrs. Mamie Elliott. and Mrs. Ruth Mulholland survived by six grandchildren. Friends called at the Whitney•Ribey Funeral Home, 87 Goderich Street West, Seaforth after 2 p.m. Friday where funeral services was held on Saturday at 2 p.m. Inter- ment in Bayfield Cemetery. 38. Auction sale 42 Death notice CULLEN Suddenly al hes residence in Clifford. Roy Arther Cullen, on Sunday June 19, 1983. He is survived by his wife Mildred and three children, Grace (Mrs Woyne Potter) of Londesboro, John of Forest and Doyle of RR 2, Clinton. Also survived by seven grandchildren. Sadly missed by friend Betty. Rested at the Garrett Funeral Horne, Clifford, where funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Inter- ment Fordwicn Cemetery 26nx 43. ..firths ATK INSON Bob and Nancy are pleased to announce the safe arrival of Michael's new little sister, Meghon Lynn, weighing 8 lbs., 91/2 oz. on Tuesday, June 21, 1983 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Proud grandparents are Mrs. Kay Falconer of Clinton and Joe and Edna Atkinson of Clinton.-26nx LARGE AUCTION SALE Antiques furniture appliances etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Barn Clinton for Mrs, Bernice Hughes of Blyth, Mrs. Les McClure of Seaforth, Melville Snell of Goderich plus other consignors. Friday, July 1st at 10:00 a.m. Kelvinator fridge, Viking wringer washer. Inglis dryer, Apartment size dining table extends from 20 inches to 6 ft. Hoover Spin Dry washer, small clothes dryer, Six piece dinette suite, five matching pressback chain, wooden dining table, buffet, bedroom suites. chesterfields and chain, upholstered chairs, buffets, continental single bed, double box spring & mattress like new. Vilas Buffet and hutch, kitchen dining table and six choirs, antique steeple shelf clock. two antique dressers w/mirrors, butter bowl. coffee & end tables, wooden rocking chair, two oil lamps, paintings and pictures, clocks, washstand, small tables. chrome table & chair sets, vacuum cleaners, trunk, La -z -boy chair, B&W TV, humidifer, rollaway beds. wagon wheel glass top table, pole lamps, table lamps, floor lamps, lawn chairs. left hand golf clubs, right hand dubs, high chair, small chain saw (new), wheel barrow, lawn umbrella, sk1E! saw. hand & garden tools dishes & glassware bedding. quilts, plus our usual large offering of misc. too numerous to mention. PLAN TO ATTEND. TERMS: CASH Richard Lobb: Auctioneer CLINTON 482-7898 ll . BAYFIELD FURNITURE AUCTION We will be offering for sale by Public Auction all household furnishings for Ted Robinson on Tuesday, July 12 at 6:30 p.m. at the location on Blair Street in Bayfield. CONSISTING OF: 1975 Grand Marquis. two -3 wheel mopeds. fridge, stove. living room, kitchen and bedroom sets, garden and hand tools. For full listing, refer to next week's edition. For further information, contact: Dick Robinson, Sales Manager RATHWELL & ASSOCIATES INC. Telephone 527-1458 or 527-1336 Telex 069-55223 77 Main Street, Seaforth, Ontario Cc_Ori-dfff g CV).1('C/(11( AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST SEAF-ORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO 519i 527-1458 AUCTION SALE To R Held At WINGHAM AUCTION CENTRE Saturday, July 2 '83, 11 a.m. CONSIGNMENTS FROM WINGHAM. LUCKNOW, ACTON, CONSISTING OF: 3 cushion sofa, Duncan Phyla design by Kroehler; Queen Anne wing back upholstered choir; Antique upholstered walnut arm chair, with carving: 2 wash stands w. top towel bars; Antique 3 drawer dresser, painted; antique Iron rod bed, brass tops; Large antique buffet w. double &treed mirror and top shelf; parlour stove, 3 press back chairs; White electric sawing machine In cabinet; White treadle searing machine: oak parlour table; stop -up tables; large rug; several small mats; trunk; wringer washer w. pump; wooden crib; 2 pantry tables ria- drawers; dresser w. round mirror; several table lamps; kitchen table 4. 2 chairs; 3 old wooden :hairs; bedding, Ince blankets, quilt; Cassette player & speaker; tape recorder; girl's bike, 20" wheels; 2 horse collars; single horse stuffier; water pump; cistern pump; brass pumas can: 4 electric heaters; Rogers Bros. sliver flatware; several pair Granny glosses; 4 flat 4 2 sad irons; 1 trivets; cow ball; wicker baskets; tea con; butter ladle; pots; pans; electrical kltcher; Items; dishes, etc. PREVIEW: FRIDAY, July trite - 2-3 end 7.9 ord SATURDAY, July 2/10-2 - 10 A.M. to sale time- MORILE LUNCH JACK ALEXANDER AUCTIONEER Tel. 357-1011 a isr-iaas 38 Auction sale 38. Auction sale CLEARING Auction S.i e Travel Trailer, Two Tractors, Machinery, Car. Iwo Trucks, Combine. Furniture Appliances, etc. to be held at Port Lots 3 and 4, Concession 13 itullett Township, 1'/e miles south and 41/2 miles east of Blyth. Ontario or VA tellies north and 81/2 miles west of Seaforth for Allow Geluttsen. Saturday, July 2i„ d 1 1973 Corsair 171/2 ft. tandem axle travel trailer with furnace, fridge, stove, etc., sleeps six, reel clean; 1970 Dodge 200 1/4 ton pickup trudt V-3 automatic, radio. 0.1,000 miles. selling certified; 1476 GMC Jimmy two wheel drive with removable top V-3 automatic, radio, seliirsg as is; 1940 Chrysler Newport. two door hard top, as Is, runs good. TRACTOR$ 0. MACHINERY: Codtshutt 33 standard tractor with 3 point hitch on good rubber Cockshutt 30 rowerop tractor New Holland 40 PTO hay baler; Massey Harris Super 26 self propelled combine with reel and pickup in good condition; Gravity box on wagon; Flat rack and wagon; New idea 7 it, trail mower; International 33 hay conditioner; Case 9 ft. trail smoother; 01/2 ft. trail cultivator; INC three furrow troll plow; MTD 3 h.p. garden tiller IHC Codet 99 riding lawn mower; Gas push lawn mower; Racks for pickup; Bale stocker; Quantity of used tires; Dodge slant six cylinder motor w/standard trans, 40,000 miles; 011 burner for furnace. TOOLS & MISCELLANEOUS: Canoe 223 Welder; Electric 220 heater; Twin cylinder portable air compressor; 20 ton Jack; Small new Hondo peert®Ibie generator; New Honda portable water pumper w/hoses and outlets; Acetylene torches; Bosch electric Impact content drill; Electric motors; Chains; Ropes; Quantity of hand tools & wrenches plus large offering of misc. items found In a workshop; Boxes of nails; Belts; Sump Pump; 2—two hundred gal. fuel tanks on stands; Carmore down draft stove; 2—freezers; Furniture, dishes, etc. plus many items too numerous to mention. SALE ORDER: Household Effects first, then Tools, eller. Trailer, Vehicles, Tractors, Machinery. For information: Phone the owner 519-523-9346. TERMS: Cash Farm Is Soid Lunch Booth AUCTIONEER: Richard Lobb 402-7090, Clinton • 43. Births BUTT Lawrence, Mary, Michelle and Amanda are delighted to an- nounce the arrival of Ian Trevor, weighing 7 lbs., 2 oz. on June 2, 1983. .•-.26nx • KAASTRA Mr. and Mrs- Gordon Kaastra are pleased to announce the birth of their first child, Christopher Adorn, weighing 8 lbs., 3 oz. on June l 1 , 1983. Pro- ud grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hellinga, Londesboro and Mr. and Mrs. Sid Kaastra, Holmesville.--26nx CAFFIN Harold and Madeline thank God for the safe arrival of Patrick Thomas Edward born June 3, 1983 at Wingham District Hospital, weighing 8 lbs., 3 oz. A wee brother for Willy, Michael and Matthew. Special thanks to Dr. Ping and the nurs- ing staff.-26nx DE JONG Dawn and Royal Lee are pleas- ed to announce the safe arrival of Abra Dawn on June 20, 1983, weighing 7 lbs, at Victoria Hospital, London, Special thanks to Dr, F. Newland, Clin- ton and Dr. H.H. Allen London.- 26nx 44. Engagements DE BOER - SCHULTZ Mr, and Mrs. Tony DeBoer of RR 1, Blyth, are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming mar- riage of their daughter, Mary to Gary Schultz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schultz of Benmiller. The wedding will take place Fri- day. July 15, 1983 01 7 p,m, at the Blyth Christian Reformed Church, 26x PFIEFER - BLOK M and Mrs. Gory Blok, Aub n, are pleased to an• noun the forthcoming mar- ring of their daughter Alice Fra es to Kenneth Raymond, so of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Pfi fer of RR 2, Monkton. The wedding will take place on Saturday, July 2nd, 1983. in Monkton United Church, Monkton, Ont. at 7 p.m. Recep- tion to follow in Atwood 26x DROST-HAAK Mr, and Mrs. Gory Hoak of RR 4, Clinton are pleased to an• nounce the forthcoming mar• riage of their daughter Wilmo Lynn Hoak to Raymond Drost, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Drost of RR 3, Clinton. The wedding is to tike place D.V Friday. July 8. 1983 at 6:30 p.m in the Cline ton Christian Reformed Church with Rev J, Kuntz of Kitchener. officiating. 26 46 In memoriam WHITEHEAD In loving memory of a dear Mother and Grondmother Pauline (Jocklin) Whitehead who passed away one year ago today, July 4 1982 God looked around His Gorden And found an empty space. He then looked upon you Mom, And sow your tired fare He put His arms oround you And lifted you to rest God's garden must be beautiful For He only token the best Sodly missed and dearly loved by Helen /eon Nora Wolter. Glenn and their fnmil.es 76 46. In memoriam DOWSON In loving memory of a dear son, Garry George Dowson, who passed away 15 years ago, June 29, 1968. A happy home we once en- joyed, How sweet the memory still. But death has left a loneliness The world can never fill. Ever remembered and sadly missed by mom and dad. -26 46, In memoriam K2 lNFi'. Y In loving memory of a dear hus- band, father and grandpa, Doug Kennedy who passed away June 30, 1977 Beautiful memories are all that ore left, Of one we loved.and will never forget Just os you were, always be Treasured forever in our memories. Loved and remembered by wife and family and Mayme Glacier .-26x you will 47. Card of thanks JONES I wish to thank all my family, friends and relatives for all the nice flowers, cards and treats while I was in Clinton Public Hospital. Jessie Jones. -26 DENOMME Our sincere thanks and ap- preciation to our neighbours, friends and relatives for the flowers, cords, masses, memorial donations and to all who expressed their sympathy in so many thoughtful ways dur- ing our recent bereavement. The Denomme Family. -26 NESBITT The family of the late Della Nesbitt wish to express their sincere appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbours for the beautiful floral tributes, expressions of sympathy, memorial donations and cards received during our recent bereavement. Our thanks to anyone who helped in any way. Special thanks to the Ladies of the Anglican Church Guild, Blyth, who served a beautiful lunch after the funeral service and also to Rev. Robin Lyons and Tasker's Funeral Home. Mr. and Mrs. George Nesbitt and Fomily and Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Barrie and Family. -26x CULLEN The family of Roy A. Cullen wish to thank friends and relatives for the cards, flowers and acts of thoughtfulness extended to us during our time of bereave- ment. The Potter and Cullen families. -26x JAMIESON A sincere thank you to the first floor nurses of Clinton Public Hospital for their care and con- sideration. Thank you also to Dr. Baker and Dr. Flowers for their attention. Deb Jamieson. -26 47. Card of thanks JONNSTON I would like to say thank you to my relatives, friends and neighbours for all their flowers, cords and kindness to me while I was in hospital. Special thanks to Dr. R.W. Flowers and nursing staff on first floor. I appreciated everything. Rachel Johnston --26x PENHALE Our sincere thanks to all the folks who came to view the wagon the post two weeks, it was truly overwhelming. Special thank you to the buys in the shop, Baker's Nursery, Te- em Farms and all the other in- dividuals who had a hand in the "Impossible Dream." To the people of Bayfield whose en• couragement and enthusiasm for their fellow man's endeavour surpasses no other. We are very grateful. The Penhole Family. -26x BARTLIFF I would like to thank my relatives and friends for their visits, cards and gifts while I was in Clinton Hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Drs. Watts and Baker and nurses on first floor for their excellent care. A very special thanks to Linda. Sincere- ly Sharee Bartliff.--26 WESTERHOUT Herewith we thank all our neighbours and friends from Summerhill for the nice present we received after moving to Londesboro. Peter and Alida Westerhout,-26x WAMMES I would like to thank all my children, grandchildren, friends and neighbours for the cards, visits and treats, while 1 was a patient in Clinton Community Hospital. A special thank you to Dr. Baker, Dr. Lambert, nurses on first floor, Father Pluto and St. Joseph's C.W.L. Anne Wammes.-26x SCOTCHMER/ BAK ER Mrs, Greta Scotchmer and Harry Baker would like to thank all friends and relatives for helping to make their recent 80th birthday party such a success. -26 TAYLOR We would like to thank Dr. Baker and the nurses on the first floor who took such ex- cellent care and gave loving at- tention to our son and brother, Jonathon, during his stay in Clinton Hospital. Murray, Diane, Danny and Charles Taylor. -26x 47 Card of thanks In1a0111M ,R We wish to thank our friends and neighbours for the kindness shown in the loss of a father father -in -low and grandfather Thanks for the cards of sym- pathy, Iso the food and flowers which were sent to ow home. Thanks to all who phoned the lost few weeks regarding Dad and Elva s health Your kind• nese will never be forgotten Norma, Jack, Tim and Dan McGregor. -- 26x LOVE We would like to thank everyone for the cords, flowers, food, telephone calls and visits received as expressions of sym- pathy. Special thanks to Dr Wallace, the South Huron Hospital staff. the ambulance attendants, neighbours and those from the Hensall Co-op and Livestock Soles Barn for their assistance and support. Also, thank you to the Michael O'Connor Funeral Home Rev. Onofrio and the pallbearers. Our thanks to the Varna U C W. for the lovely lunch. Your kind- ness and thoughtfulness will always be remembered The Love Family. -26x McLEAN Ken and Eileen McLean would like to thank their family, neighbours and friends, who helped make our 40th anniver- sary such a happy occasion. Thanks to everyone for the lovely gifts, flowers, and cards we received. Special thinks to our family for giving us an an- niversary we will always remember. -26 McDOWELL June and Lloyd McDowell wish to thank all those who were responsible in any way for our 25th wedding anniversary party which took place at the home of Irvin and Betty Bowes on June 12, 1983. A special thanks to our host Betty and Irvin. We had a wonderful time which will always be a treasured memory. -26 C[ASSIFIEDS For All Your Needs mots PEN89f..M. 1Woothor arsd Supply F®renitNeig P SO 1 1 BRIE"+G YO R OWN B ,SKETS 2, 4, 8 ®aid 6 quart baskets or gLert baskets gfa n bo porch sad. 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Parader Manager Dole Erb 262-5628 236-7733 Our Motto is "The Golden Rule" OPTOMETRY APPLIANCE and REFRIGERATION REPAIR SERVICE Jim Broadfoot 482-7032 JOHN LONGSTAFF OPTOMETRIST Seaforth 527-1240 t%onday,Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00-5:30 Saturday 9:00-12:00 noon Closed Wednesdays BY APPOINTMENT Free parking on promises REPAIR Clinton Electric 0 White -Westinghouse 111Jtp4><it Appliances Sales and Service APPLIANCE REPAIRS ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE 90 ALBERT ST. 482-3646 R.W. BELL OPTOMETRIST The Square, GODERICH 524-7661 GLASS/ALUMINUM See us for your building projects *Gloss and mirrors *Energy-efficient replacement windows ®Window & screen repair •Plexiglass *Door service and repairs *Complete range of aluminuns siding and building products Clinton !J,A1 rrlir rener arse/ sslasentntaran F»rq�gsi�sa�slcte 24 Princoss 39. 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But what can you do? Some people get freckles, and some people don't. Some people tan, and some people don't. Everybody's skin is different, but almost every- one burns. When summer trots along, people love being outside. Remember how much that hot scratchy sunburn hurt?? Do you want that feeling again? The easiest way to prevent a sunburn is to stay inside. It is also the most boring way. Who wants to stay inside on a beautiful day? Not you, that's for sure. But, did you know that the sun's rays are the most harmful between 10 and two? That leaves lots of left over hours to play outside. You don't want to stay inside? The next easiest way to prevent a sunburn is to cover yourself up. This can be a drag — some summer days are so hot that even the lightest shirt feels like a fur coat. Bathing suits and shorts are by far the coolest things to wear, but they also expose a lot of skin. What can you do? There are sunscreens that work pretty well, available in drug stores. "Paba" is perhaps the best sunscreen ingredient found in tanning lotions — look for it on labels. Did you know you can get a sunburn underwa- ter? Yes, you can! On top of that, wet skin actually attracts the rays that burn. Clouds and trees offer no protection either those sneaky rays can find a way to your skin. Take care this summer; cover up, wear a sun- screen, and stay inside during the hot hours of the day. Remember that hot, itchy feeling of a sun- burn???? Ugh. Who needs it! Distributed by Canada Wide Feature Service Limited t 1983 MacKay Fairfield • No CLASSIFIED ADS Stirring Clinton Netws-Record, Boyfiold Beagle, Myth Standard ONE 482-3443