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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1981-03-26, Page 22PAGE EZ ON NEWS -RECORD, T " MARCHM, 1981 Richard Lobb AUCTIONEER -- Clinton 4824898 AUCTION CALENDAR FRIDAY, MARCH 27 1 P.M. Trustors and mochlnery for 11,11 Lowey in Colborne Township. SATURDAY. MARCH 211 1P.M. Combine. bepekhos. 3 tractors. machinery. etc. for Clint Wilson. ' 114 miles north of Auburn and 1 mile east. !SATURDAY. APRIL 4 12 NOON Trusters end madoin.ry for Louis Farewell. Zurich, Onl. TUESDAY. APRIL' 1.30 P.M. Il>sr--tnsmttsm „ d3 A4_rth.S_.,..... nlschln.rv. etc., for 42. Death notice LEGG At Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich on Wednesday, March 18, 1981, Thomas Legg of Huronview, formerly Goderich in his 90th year. Beloved husband of the late Emily Jane McGavin. Dear father of Willard, Coderich.. Grandfather of Anne (Mrs. Paul Baker), St. Thomas and Robert, Goderich. Great grandfather of Geoffrey and Valery Baker. Brother of Mrs. Marjorie Larkworthy, Stratford. Rested at the Stiles Funeral Home, Goderich after 2 p.m. Thursday, service and committal on Friday at 2 p.m. Interment Maitland Cemetery. -12x Knight Forms and Doug Swag It Swan Fartlt In SATu DAY. skPRIL.11 01.M Furniture ,fpr Antiques to be held at Richard Iobb's Ssrn. BROWN Dave and Mary, are pleased to 'announce the birth of their son, Joshua David, 8 lbs. 8 oz., on Mon. March 23, 1981 in Clinton Public Hospital. A little brother . for Vanessa.-12nx e, e. oCGC ed N:� CALENDAR . s t� Mardi 28 - Equipment Consignment Audlon ata i tA Compi.x. Clinton. Consignments Ilifiilico1ao.1 A.M. 1 �...� easitter ="t'!'s' 8 farm Equipment Auction liile%ra`Otihlhanna at 1:15: P.M. /*I 6iriG r eJS1o.S,Looe ales • AUCTIONEERS. LIQUIDATORS., APPRAISERS 77 MAIN'ST: •• ,SEAFOR71-1ONTARIO NOK IWO . (8101,527-14513 kIocie3 II PII ENT TION for laddero Ducharmo Hold oath* premises, 'A mill north of St. Joseph, on rie y.,21, Noralb,af Grand end) on Wedlieiday,April 8 . et 1:1:5 P.M. Consisting•,•of Case •00 Combines sou scour cleanir. chopper spreader, and pick-up / int. 574 Tractor cw PTO. remotes. heat homer and duals (10.0.31) / Int. NI Tractor;. Farmed in mint condition / 11' Triple "K" cultltraitor, with harrows / Kewanee 10' Disc with Hyd. lift./ 4 row int. plantar cw sprayer / Int. 16 run dr ll / 4 row bean puller / 4 row Innes wlndrow.r / 4 new stuffier / Int. 3 furrow 16" bottom Troll plow / 111' culti.packer / 3 pth - 5' Little Rhino scraper blade /! Calf. 211 gallon sprayer cw pump & 24' boom / New Ideal cyelon -spreader (new) / 2-175 bu. V -boxes IL running gear / plot rack and wagon / 35' - 4" auger / taunt 6' grass cutter / Wife 3 pth loader / land roller harrows %scales / snow blower / and many more Note- Owner retiring, farm rented. TRAMS CASH. ForMoro Information Phone RATHWELL & ASSOCIATES -. --- ---Solea Manager - ©ICK ROMINSON 527-1336 or 527-14511 NO RESERVE egedime// f ' SLocthies AUCTIONEERS. LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS 77 'MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH,.ONTARIO NOK IWO (519) 527-1458 J AUCTION SALE of FARM EQUIPMENT to be held for GARY DAUPHIN Lot 1, Con. 12, Ashfield 'Twp., 6 miles west and 1 mile south of Lucknow or 6 miles east of 21 Highway. SATURDAY, MARCH 28 - 1:00 P.M. TRACTORS: I.H. 1204 cab and Dile duals 15.4.38's (now Firestone deep tread tires); MF 110 and duals; LH. Super H (like now) EQUIPMENT: Whits 1680 combines cab, 4 row wide corn header, Beate r bar i pick-up header; JO 7010 corn planter 4 row c/w Inssctlon and monitor (like new); 1.H. 5100 seed drill c/w grass seeder (1 yr. old); 5 -row AC tool bar soybean planter; Gehl 110 HI -throw reeufter blower; Krouse 16'/, cult. c/w harrows; 16—pony harrow; AC -2010 4-14 plow JD 12' wheel disc: 6-ssctton harrows Ow transport bar; 4 -row wlds or 6 row narrow triple K tool bar scuffle,; JD 3 -section 3 PTH Roto Hoo; George Whits 14' cult.; Cen- tury MI Gal. 3 PTH sprayer; 61-14" - 41' PTO auger (now); 2-10 fon wagons c/w 300 bus. Kfibres. Bozos; MF 655 masher c/w conditioner; MF 1568 round baler (1 yr. old); 12' Kllbros hydraulic auger; Case stock chopper; 12' colt packer; 2111 gal. water tank; 5-Hyd, Cyl.; I.H. mower; Smldl•y pig feeder (new); Other pig feeders, eft. All equipment is !lice new and well main- tained and kept inside. In ea of bad weather sale held inside. \TERMS: CASH I3AY OF SALE Prop. Auctioneer GARY DAUPHIN GORDON ORINDLEY 398-8617 529-7970 42. Death notice BLACK At Clinton Public Hospital on Sunday, March 22, 1981, Marguerite (Johnston) Black, formerly of Goderich in her 81st year. Beloved wife of the late Roy Melvin Black, M.M. Dear mother of Harold of Clinton. Dear grandmother of Gary, RR 4, Clinton, and Peter, RR 3, Cottam, Ontario. Also survived by four great- grandchildren. Predeceased by one brother, Harold Johnston. Rested at the Stiles Funeral Home, Goderich. Service and committal on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment Dungannon Cemetery. -12 43. Births Lyle and Lynne are happy to announce the birth of their first child, Kaitlan Rebecca. Katie was born Feb. 28, 1981 at Victoria Hospital London. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Caldwell of Clinton and 'Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Adams " of Lon- desboro.-12nx MURRAY Brian and Wendy (nee Hesselwood) Jason and Kara, of RR 4 Walton, welcome Katherine (Katie) Leigh to their family. Born on March 14, 1981, at Seaforth Com- munity Hospital, Katie is the fourth grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murray of RR 4; Walton and third for Mr. and Mr . Reg .Hesselwood, of. Bly.-l2nx KEMP To David and Audrey, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on March 17, a daughter, Alonna Kathleen. A sister for Christine and Robert.-l2nx GIBBONS Jim and Azetta are pleased to announce the birth of their son, "Allan Jailias, on Mon. March 23, 1981• at Clinton Public Hospital. A brother for Rhonda.-12nx 44. Engagements: WHEELER-RAITHBY Mr. and. Mrs. Harold Rait, Irby, Clinton, are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Linda Janet, to Paul Stephen Wheeler, son of Mr. and -Mrs. Roy Wheeler, Clinton. The wedding will take place in the Ontario Street United Church, Clinton on Sat., April 11 at 4 p.m. Reception to follow. -12x 47. Card of thanks THOMPSON A very sincere thank you to all my friends and neighbours who were so kind while I was in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Watts, Dr. Baker, the nurses and staff of firstfloor.-12 ' COOK We would like to thank all our family and friends for making our 25th Anniversary such a memorable occasion. Special thanks to our daughter Pat, for arranging such a lovely evening. Sincere thanks for all gifts and •cards and floral arrangements. Joyce and Jerry Cook. -12 FALLOWS 1 would like to thank. my friends, relatives, nurses on first floor and Dr. Baker for the attention I received while I was a patient in Clinton Hospital. Also thanks to the Legion Branch- 140 'and. Auxiliary Annie Fallows. -12 REUGER The family of the late William Daniel Rueger wish to express sincere appreciation and thanks to friends and neigh- bours for prayers and support, flowers and donations to the Heart Fund, baking and cards during the Toss of a dear father and grandfather. Special thanks to the ladies of Ontario Street United Church for a lovely lunch and hospitality. Thanks also to Rev. Norman Pick, Beatty Funeral Home, Dr. Flowers. Bob Talbot and personnel from the Holmesville Landfill. The Rueger and Cartwright families. -12 KEYS We would like to thank our family, friends and neighbours for the lovely flowers, gifts. cards and visits we received while patients in Clinton , Public Hospital. A speed) thank you to Dr. Baker, 2nd floor nurses and staff for their excellent care. Linda and Leanne Keys 12` Easter Seal Kids really need your help. THE EASTER Sens "flF'i It's difficult to say whether this teeter-totter in Clan age over the winter, but it's in bad shape. (Bud Sturgeon Gregor Square in Bayfield succumbed to vandalism or old photo) Euchre is popular in Varna By Mary Chessell The biggest crowd this year -15 tables - attended the Orange Lodge euchre party on Friday night. Mrs. Omerine Watkins had the ladies' high score, Flora Dowson, playing as a man, won the other high prize. Consolation winners were Gertie Fleischauer of Zurich and Cliff St. John of Wheatley. Draw prize winners were Rachel Johnston, Greta Moore, Grace McClinchey and Ruth Johnston. Ruth and Murdock Morrison returned on Friday from a two-week holiday with relatives at Gulfport, Florida. They had lovely weather all the time and travelled to many places on 1 that side of Florida. Congratulations to Bob and Sandy Hayter, who received an award for the highest composite BCA increase of nine points in west Perth and east, Huron areas at the Dairy Herd improvement banquet at Avonton. Composite refers to the combined figures for milk and butterfat Vacationers return to Maitland and the 16th By Mllena Lobb Faye Oakes was hostess for the SS No. 4 Community Club's March meeting which president Marlene Forbes opened with a poem. Thirteen members answered roll call and assistant secretary . Verna Lobb read the minutes of the February meeting.- The treasurer's report was read by - Millie Lobb -and showed the funds depleted as the wall hanging was costing more than was expected. The annual community supper will be held Saturday, March 28 in the township community centre. As usual bring your food, cutlery, dishes, and cold drinks. Eating time is set for 6:45 PM. • Madeline Bartlett offered her home for the next meeting on April 1., Dessert will be served at 1 PM. The Crewel Embroidery Achievement Day is being held April 1 so everyone is to have their project ready to be picked up. The afternoon was spent hooking on the crest which we would present to the new township community centre. Plans for the dance which will beheld on April 24 were discussed. The meeting closed and lunch was served by Faye, Norene Tebbutt and Gertrude Feagan. Socials Florida seems to be getting a feu' visitors from this area this year. Alvin, Linda, Lana and David Jones spent two weeks travelling around that state visiting Orlancb, ClearwaterandFort Meyers. Wayne and Lois Tebbutt travelled south also, and spent a week in the Clearwater area. Bill_andI didn't get too far away for our winter vacation. We went to Brantford when Bill curled in the Ontario Intermediate finals, and last week we were off to Toronto for four days to the Ontario Mutual Insurance convention. tkiAl OICI) The%e are the looks you'll be turning to. Handsomely styled to take you all through Springs See these and much more in our Spring Group production, and BCA refers to breed class average. Bill and Eleanor McAsh and Bob and Marjorie Stirling vacationed for two weeks at Saddlebag Camp in Florida. They experienced lovely. weather. The commercial fishing season has begun at Goderich. Jerry Reid, who works for Ed Siddall, was out on Sunday for the first run, but experienced some dif- ficulty with ice on the return trip. Weekend guests with Jerry and Jean and family. were her parents and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff St. John and Tim of Wheatley. Miss Deborah Hart, a first year student at Emmanuel College, will be the guest speaker at Sunday's church" services. Enrollment at the college is away up, but there has been no increase in the number of professors. A campaign is underway for money to employ more professors, and Miss Hart, a bright and lively young woman, will tell about life at the college and their needs. Vandals • ruin library THORNDALE - A vandal, or vandals went on a senseless rampage . recently and caused over $5,000 in damage at the West Nissouri Public Library in Thorndale. At least a quarter of the library's 7,000 book collection was destroyed after they were torn from their shelves and thrown about the library floor. The filing system was strewn on the floor and the toilet bowl and sink in the washroon were torn from their foun- dations, leaving hundreds of books and magazines soaking in water. GARY HARRON YOUR /XV CANDIDATE IN HURON -BRUCE would like to say THINK YOU to all the workers and all those who supported him during the campaign 10 help reduce a 9,800 vote difference last election to 224 votes on March 19. As I campaigned door to door, I was happy with the good reception and the kindness shown. Although disappointed with the loss In Huron -Bruce, I am basically pleased that Ontario has a majority government. In closing, if I can be of any assistance to the constituents of Huron -Bruce, please do not hesitate to call me. Yours Truly Gary Harron Dog finds little lost girl LISTOWEL - It was the OPP tracking dog Trapper to the rescue on March 16. Trapper and his handler Constable Glen O'Rourke of the Mount Forest OPP were successful in locating little Yvonne Marion Jantzi who had wandered away from her parents' farm in the Brunner area. The 21 -year-old child was playing outside and wan- dered off. It was feared that she had fallen in the creek which runs the length of the Jantzi farm. However, she was found by Trapper and Constable O'Rourke about three- quarters of a mile from the Jantzi farm. The girl was found, crying and soaking wet in an abandoned manure spreader. Trapper was able to pick up the child's scent from the air and Yvonne was soon found, quickly wrapped in the constable's coat and taken to a nearby house where she was reunited with her parents. PART-TIME AND CONTINUING EDUCATION MOTORCYCLE DRIVER TRAINING This course Is offered in cooperation with the Canada Safety Council and the Ontario Safety League. Motorcycles used in the course are made available by the Motorcycle and Moped Im- port Council through local dealerships. The _ 80u115 --ago. EEeS-Imp r—tsnn-t losemi for both the novice and the experienced rider and is conducted under the direction of a fully qualified instructor. FEE: '80.00 For more information contact: Continuing Eduication Clinton Campus 482-3455. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Mon. to Fri. and from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., Mon- day, Tuesday and Thursday. Cone -1 e. College ofAppl' - • Arts and echnology We've got a lotto share. 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ELDER ENTERPRISES SALES & SERVICE DIAL 262-6142 HENSALL ONT. authorized Yamaha full %er%ice dealer. GARY HARRON YOUR /XV CANDIDATE IN HURON -BRUCE would like to say THINK YOU to all the workers and all those who supported him during the campaign 10 help reduce a 9,800 vote difference last election to 224 votes on March 19. As I campaigned door to door, I was happy with the good reception and the kindness shown. Although disappointed with the loss In Huron -Bruce, I am basically pleased that Ontario has a majority government. In closing, if I can be of any assistance to the constituents of Huron -Bruce, please do not hesitate to call me. Yours Truly Gary Harron Dog finds little lost girl LISTOWEL - It was the OPP tracking dog Trapper to the rescue on March 16. Trapper and his handler Constable Glen O'Rourke of the Mount Forest OPP were successful in locating little Yvonne Marion Jantzi who had wandered away from her parents' farm in the Brunner area. The 21 -year-old child was playing outside and wan- dered off. It was feared that she had fallen in the creek which runs the length of the Jantzi farm. However, she was found by Trapper and Constable O'Rourke about three- quarters of a mile from the Jantzi farm. The girl was found, crying and soaking wet in an abandoned manure spreader. Trapper was able to pick up the child's scent from the air and Yvonne was soon found, quickly wrapped in the constable's coat and taken to a nearby house where she was reunited with her parents. PART-TIME AND CONTINUING EDUCATION MOTORCYCLE DRIVER TRAINING This course Is offered in cooperation with the Canada Safety Council and the Ontario Safety League. Motorcycles used in the course are made available by the Motorcycle and Moped Im- port Council through local dealerships. The _ 80u115 --ago. EEeS-Imp r—tsnn-t losemi for both the novice and the experienced rider and is conducted under the direction of a fully qualified instructor. FEE: '80.00 For more information contact: Continuing Eduication Clinton Campus 482-3455. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Mon. to Fri. and from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., Mon- day, Tuesday and Thursday. Cone -1 e. College ofAppl' - • Arts and echnology We've got a lotto share. DELIVER THE MILEAGE 25 NEW 1980 & 81 GMC PICK-UPS * In Stock And Ready For Delivery Now!! *CHOOSE FROM GAS OR DIESEL MODELS AND 1/2, 3/4 OR 1 TON PICK-UPS . ^dome, ' •;" 1981 GMC 1/2 TON PICK-UP 2 tone paint, 305 engine, automatic, power steering, power brakes, chrome mirrors, chrome bumpers, Sierra Grande package and much more. Serial no. 323911. ONLY $8,325800 plus tax & licence 1980 CHEV. SILVERADO DIESEL Black with red intortor, lots of chrome, arra/fm radio, rally wheels, sliding rear window, lots, lots more. CALL TODAY FOR A PRICE PONTIAC , B(IICIK GMC Bucks • ;a. WEST END GARAGE OF MITCHELL LTD. 82 Huron Street 348-8458 or 8459 Open nightly till 9, all day Saturday