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carports, flooring, windows,
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AUCTION CL,DI
't APRIL 24 . _rt stud, namover,,h.,.
SATURDAY, APRIL 25 = Estate at Jessie Metcalf.
ieyflld Arena, 10:30 A.M.. household Items and an-
tiques. Plus additions-
SATURDAY, APRIL 25 Farr. Peter Ducharane,
combined with Bayfield Arena auction at 10:3* A.M.
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AUCTIONEERS: LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST. ® SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO
(519) 527-1458
AUCTI�DN
SALE
OF
TRACTORS
AND
UIPMENT
at
LEY SALES, YARD
DUNGANNON
;SATURDAY, APRIL 18th
10:00 AM SHARP
More consignments>weieome.
Auctioneer Gordon H. Brindley
GNANT, •1 and
TRiSSEDY Marled or
single, free' positive con-
fi f l< Ip o> help, is.. as
cies 4! ur, telephone.
BIR, London
(colleet). t or .51913,
357-17,. 524-2023
35 Notice O
creditors
':NOTIGET'O
'CREDITORS •
ALL. persons having claims
against _- the- _Estate _. _of
WILLIA ., DANIEL
RUEGER latie of the Tbwn-
ship of Goderich, in the County.
of Huron,whodied on or about
the 0th day.;of,hllareh, 1981,
`late required to.: file" the same
with full particulars with the
undersigned by the 25th day of
April, 1981, as after that date
the assets of the estate will be
distributed.
-DATED • at Goderich;
()Atario, this 26th day of
March, 1981.
PREBTAND EGENER,
Barristers, etc.,
P.O. Box218,
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitorsfor the
Estate. -13,14,15
IN THE ESTATE OF IRIS
DOREEN MUSTARD; late of
the Township of Stanley in the
County of Huron, Housewife,
deceased.
ALL PERSONS having
claims against the Estate of
the above-named who died on
the 18th day of February, 1981,
are required to file full par-
ticulars thereof with the un-
dersigned on or before the 30th
day of April, 1981, after which
date the assets will be
distributed, having regard
only to the claims of which the
undersigned shall then have
notice.
DATED at Clinton, Ontario,
this 31st day of March, 1981.
MENZIES, ROSS
Clinton, Ontario
Solicitors for the
Executor. -14,15,16
IN THE ESTATE OF
SUZANNE MURRAY, late of
the Town of Clinton in the
County of Huron, Housewife,
deceased.
ALL persons having claims
against the Estate of the
above-named who died on the
10th day of November, 1980,
are required to file full par-
ticulars thereof with the un-
dersigned on or before the 7th
day of May, 1981, after which
date the assets will be
distributed, having regard
only to the claims of which the
undersigned shall then have
notice.
DATED at Clinton, Ontario,
this 7th day of April, 1981.
MENZIES, ROSS
Clinton, Ontario
Solicitors for the
Executor. -14,15,16
AUC1'ION SALE
for the.estate of
Mr. , Ken Morris
*
*
R.R. 4 Goderich
Lot 8, Concession 2, Colborne Township,
miles east of Goderich near Benmiller.
(watch for signs) '4
,SAT. .11 841:00 AM. ,
CONSISTING OF:,pressure pumps, mobile gein'irotor, *
gas tank (approx. 200 gel.) With pump, lawn roller,
* jig -saw with full hone motor. riding lawn mower,
* power mowers, 2 :Airier: scufflors, scroll saw and *
* sander, numerous amount of cleavages and *
shackles, electric grinder, large vice'liammer mill
*` ' undlirinder, 36" blade Tor tractor, large acetylene
*,: tanks. shop • vacuum, numerous amount of circular .* •
* saw blades, water fire extinguisher, numerous *
amount of shop tools (eg. rackets, drill bits, sockets)
_, aluminum stop ladder, numerous amount of hand
* tools, large spot light, electric fan. chains, *
* moment:1k amount of garden tools, sheets of *
plywood, scrap iron, numerous amount ofnuts and. *
Jr bolts, etc.
* ANTIQUES:0.G._shelf clack with weights, old model._ *
T gas light, tobacco cutter, apple peelers, cow ball. *
brass gauges, sad irons, 2 old weigh scales. antique.IL
* oar books, numerous old 45 records, blanket horn-
Pr-
* mer, sewing machine out df old Bemniller Mill. old
Watches and parts, also sailing subject to reserve
* bid - fiat to wall book cafe and secretariat with
* cathedral panes and pigeon hole drop leaf front..
* OTHER ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
"r -TERMS: Cash on day of sale
Owner and auctioneer not responsible for accidents
* day of sale.
* , LUNCH BOOTH ON THE GROUNDS
LAMB'S
AUCTION SERVICE
* Phone 524-9657 Goderich*
******* 4-T*T4-YYT4T*
AUCTION SALE
Modern combine, tractor, machinery, etc. to be hold
at Lot 16, Concession 10 Morris Township, four miles
east of Blyth, Ontario for Richard Badloy.
Tuesday, April 28 at 1:30 P.M.
COMBINE: Gleaner M diesel self propelled combine
corn special w/cab, heater, radio, hydrostatic drive,
435 wide four row corn head, grain pick up head. This
combine is abet/0 average in excellent condition.
TRACTOR: Massey Ferguson 275 diesel tractor
w/multi power, power adjustable rear wheels.
hydraulic outlets. Run only 1050 hrs., Allied 450
hydraulic bucket manure loader.
MACHINERY: John Deere 7000 four row wide
Maximurge corn planter w/monitor, New Holland
461 nine foot haybine, rebuilt ready to work, New
Holland 273 PTO baler w/thrower and super sweep
pickup, two bale thrower racks 1.16 ft. 1,10 ft. both
with removable sides (real good ones), Old lift. flat
rack, New Idea 216 PTO Manure spreader
w/hydraulic tailgate and single beater, Kongskilde
rowcrop cultivator for four row wide or six raw
narrow, Vic 6 x 10 single axle dump trailer, Allied 35
ft. Portable PTO six inch grain auger w/rubber boot,
12 ft. Fertilizer auger w/hoses, 7'/2 ft. auger
snowblower, Turnco 250 bushel gravity box w/ex-
tensions, now last fall on new nine ton George
White wagon w/11L x 15 tires, 1-Turnco 250 bushel
grovfty bins w/extensions on 0 ton George White
wagons w/I1L x 13 tires, 24 ft. tube hay elevator, 13
ft. chain harrow, 5 rolls of snow fence.
"Note": The above offering 1s In good condition and
has been well maintained. Plan to attend.
ABSOLUTELY 110 SMALL ITEMS
Please be on time.
TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE
Richard Lobb: Auctioneer
CLINTON 482-7898
FOR 'NF •RMATiON PHONE 523-9.67
EVENINGS 00 WEEKENDS
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AUCTION CALENDAR
$ATURDA. APRIL 18
4;3* AoM.
!II
oer0 lot Vw.l,h drilled
well end mobilo heow
for the estate of Wlillooi
Rimier?
SATURDAY. APRIL 111
111:15 A.M.
`Tractor. ear. 1070 pkek-
up. antique furniture,
g appliances. etc.. to be
held` at Richard Lobb's
barn, Clinton, for W.M.
Reeser Estate and
Gerrie home, plus ad-
ditions.
4 WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2,2
6;3* P.M.
A Antiques, etc. at Richard
V Lobb's Sart.
s SATURDAY. APRIL 25
1* A.M.
Antique traders, four
V wthaledeeln anFdart licvouen
a eSraoi1ue
ntr.
.
antigensfar-pawl Mato
Estate. 1 mile East of
Bayfield.
O TUESDAY. APRIL 20
1:30 P.M.
,Machinery auetlo'n for
Richard Badley, 4 tulles
east of Blyth.
4 SATURDAY, MAY 2
10 A.M.
at Richard Lobb's barn
`for Harold Dodds - fur-
niture, etc. -
42. Reath lotike
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MA'NERS
At Clinton Public Hospital on
Minch!, April 13, 1981. Mrs -
Shirley Mothers of RR 4,
Cllipbn. in her 53rd year.
Be oved wife of Alfred
Mathes, Dear mother of
Margaret (Mrs. Robin Sauve)
of,Blyth and John and
dugtler-lip°law Debora
Merritt of Milton. Also loved
by five grandchildren Jen-
nifer, Aaron, Courtney and
twins, Justin and Brent. Also
remembered by the Mathers
family, Lynda and Lloyd Rees
and sons Robert and Patrick of
RR 3, Ailsa Craig, Gird and
Bonnie Ma titers and sons
Trevor of Clinton and Marilyn
and Richard Tyndall of Lon-
don. Also loved by her mother
Mrs, Margaret Grey and
husband Norman of Toronto.
Also, survived by one sister
Carroll Roberts and three
brothers Al'and wife Barbara
Roberts, Joe and wife Tina
Roberts and Samuel and wife
Brenda Ile^berts all of Tomato
and sister-in-law Mrs. Lynn
Roberts of Mississauga.
Predeceased by her father
William and by one brother
Edward. Rested at the Ball
Funeral Home, 153 High
Street, Clinton after 2 p.m.
Tuesday until Wednesday,
April 15, 1981; where the
funeral service was held at 2
p.m. Cremation with in-
terment of ashes in Clinton
Cemetery. -15
EVENING AUCTION SALE
Antiques. furniture. appliances, etc. to be held at
Richard Lobb's barn, Clinton. Ont. for. Mrs. Belva
Taylor of Auburn plus furniture from the Auburn
United Church manse.
Wednesday Evening, April 22 at 6:30 P.M.
Round dining table w. double centre pedestal & 5
leaves; six matching pressback chairs in real good
condition; combination china cabinet and side board
w. bowed door; Antique secretary desk com-
bination; three piecesettee; love seat; new
medicine chest; two washstands; two antique
dressers w. mirrors; wooden bed w. mattress;
wooden box; swinging louvered doors; treadle
sewing machine; chest of drawers; lamps; vanity
dresser w. mirror; large dresser w_ . mirror; dining
faille; six -chairs & 'buffet; four wooden chairs:
upholstered chairs; floor lamp; wooden rocking
chair; round plant table; base for Aladdin lamp; cof-
fee table; end table; Westinghousewringer washer;
utility table; step ladder; a few dishes; hand tools;
etc. Plus other items not mentioned. Please be on
time.
TERMS CASH
Richard Lobb: Auctioneer
CLINTON 482-7898 ..
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AUTIONShLE
Car, truck, tractor, lawn modierst, furniture. an-
tiques, appliances. etc. to log eld at Richard Lobb's
barn, 2119 Bayfield Rd., Clintatts for the Estate of 8111
Rugger, the Estate of Mrs. Marguerite Rladk and
retired Gerrie resident.
Saturday, April 18 at 10:15 A.M.
'091E" T0001 CAR & TRACTOR Will SRL AT 11:30 A.M.
TRUCK - 19711 Ford 100 costar pick sp track, six cy linkr, Arse
:►pied stick shlft w. tido. Only 30,000 oldies, sons arMifkid.
CAR - 1976 Dodge Aspen four door ase, six cylndor arida tic, sp-
prox. 20,000 mhos. Sail 'As is'.
TRACTOR - MF 35 thrso OA:Aor drool tractor w. multi-pov or and
freeman loader, 8 HP portable electric gonsrutor, Ilsstercrdt 5 HP
riding own sower, two push pus lewn mowers, biro gordsa tillers,
two scall drain saws, battery fir, lock .0Ink, , Ns saw,
hydraulic jack, soul s,uas stove, small via, calms, pies hand
tools, etc.
FURNITURE & APPLIANCES, ETC. Admiral portable colour TV, Filter
Owen vacuum desist - 2 yawn old, roved dining 1.011 w. canoe
pedestal, dlu g chairs, apri,bt piano, washstands, dresser w.
mirror, cookstovo, Mabry Aatoaw,k 500 dothis dryor, Hoover
spin dry waskor, Merlin 22 a, ft. chest fanner, Ginn square
model (rides, seal McCrory upon model (rides, single continental
bed (like now), throe piece modem bedroom' alio w. Ms spies &
metros, ck.storflold. & choir, woodin nicking choir, sural china
(Ain't, Aosta of drawers, aptain's choir, mm ill dock (wo.kkg),
upholstered rockers, plus other chairs, dooms trills & 4 chairs,
loon chairs, cord tabs. Fibs ow anal largo offerleg so plea to et -
tend.
TERMS CASH
Richard Lobb: Auctioneer
CLINTON •4824898
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$10,000.00 INVENTORY
REDUCTION BY AUCTION
Wo have been Instructed by the Proprietors to
liquidate by public auction all Inventory and equp-
mont for Lakeport Steel to Hanover on
Friday, April 24 at 10:30 A.M.
Consists of new steel Inventory Including round
tubing/square tubing/flat bar/round stock/chanel
Iron/mise. angles/pipe 1"-10"/etc., etc.
VEHICLES, EQUIPMENT & NEW TOOLS: Masts Forklifts
and forks/2-10,000 Ib. lift trucks/Truck boxes/2-14' x
-16' steel doors/2000 gal: tank/truck engine pan
is/truck rear ends/111 ton yard crane/3 ton hydraulic
crane/roller conveyor/damaged hog panels/concent
mesh/roofing stool/roof trusses/41/2" barn
posts/power shear/ass't of tools, etc. and many,
many more items.
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: Lakeport oro over stocked and
everything must go. This Is your oppartunlfy to pur-
chase In quantities at auction prices.
Viewing - Anytime at the yard.
Ask for Don
364-1247
eladeoe/G V SZ3t?%�i�ir(i/ei
AUCTIONEERS. LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISEPS
77 MAIN ST. SEAFORTI-4, ONTARIO NOK 1WO
(5158) 527-1458
42. Death notice
ItIcCUIIDY
At Stratford General Hospital,
Sunday, April 12, 1981, Laura
Elizabeth Stpwa.rt (Sillery)
McCurdy, formerly of
Brucefield and Exeter.
Beloved wife of the late Norris
Sillery (1971) and the late
Samuel McCurdy (1979), in her
83rd year. Dear mother of Mrs.
Larne (Kathleen) Aikens of
RR 3, Mitchell and Ervin
Sillery, RR 1, Brucefield. Also
survived by two brothers,
Arthur Stewart, Windsor,
Nova Scotia and George
Stewart, Regina, Saskat-
chewan and a sister, Mrs"
Harvey (Margaret) Craig,
Walton, four grandchildren
and five great-grandchildren.
Predeceased by two brothers,
Harvey and Charlie. Rested at
the R.S. Box Funeral Home; 47
High Street, Seaforth after 2
p.m.. Monday, where service
was held Tuesday at 2 p.m.
with Rev. Robert McMullen
offi .i. ti.11g.
R
c a
AIg .. .n -t>;. r�sal
Woodland Cemetery, -Mit-
chell. —15
MORDEN
Suddenly at his residence on
Sunday, April 5, 1981,
Raymond Leonard Morden, of
RR 5, Clinton. Beloved
husband of the late Louise
Morden (Lalonde). Dear
father of Judy (Mrs. George
Hooper), Markham; Donald,
Clinton; Leonard, Kirkland
Lake; Bob, Clinton; Larry,
Kirkland Lake. Dear brother
of Lillian (Mrs. Fred St. Jean),
Kirkland Lake; Mrs. Isabel
Wilton, North Bay, Mrs.
Marion Thompson, Nova
Scotia; George and Bill, of
Trenton, Pat of Sudbury. Also
surviving are 35 grandchildren
and 22 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held on
Wednesday, April 8th, 1981
commencing at 2 p.m. from
the Symington Funeral Home,
Kirkland Lake, Ontario.
Interment Kirkland Lake
Cemetery. -15
42. Death notice
HOLLOWAY
At Brook Army Medical
Centre, San Antonio, Texas, on
Friday, April 3, 1981, Mr.
Charles P. Holdway, 1st Lt.
US,A, retired, of Duncanville,
Texas in his 57th year. Beloved
husband of Betty Brunsdon.
Formerly of Landesboro. Dear
father of Mrs. Brenda Puchen
of Troup,' Texas, Mrs. Grace
Saltzstein of Yarba Linda,
California, Carl Holdway of
Fullerton, California and
Michael Holdway of Tyler,
Texas. Also loved by seven
grandchildren. Also survived
by his mother, Mrs. Grace E.
Holdway of Wilmington, Del.
and mother-in-law, Mrs.
Dorothy Brunsdon of Bayfield.
Also survived by two sisters
and two brothers. Rested at
the Ball Funeral Home, 153
High Street, Clinton after 7
p.m. Wednesday until Thur-
sday, April 9, 1981 where the
funeral service was held at 10
-.atm -.Interment_ Clinton
Cemetery . 15
DAVIES
At South Huron Hospital in
Exeter on Saturday, April 11,
1981, Joseph Ronald Davies of
Norwood Village, Exeter in his
68th year. Beloved husband of
Hazel and loving father of
Brenda Dixon of Grimsby, Joe
of RR 1, Dundas, Gary of
Hensall, Phyllis Pearson of St.
Marys, and Rick of
Leamington. Also survived by
10 grandchildren. Rested at
the R.C. Dinney Funeral
Home, Main Street, Exeter for
visitation on Monday, April 13.
A private funeral service was
held at Woodland
Crematorium in London on
Tuesday, April 14 at 10 a.m.
with the Rev. George
Anderson D.F.C. of Trivitt,
Memorial Anglican church
officiating. -15
fPiilIae//' didocezlei �\
., BAYFIELD ESTATE AUCTION
We aro pleased to offer by public auction an ex
cellent offering of furniture, antiques and collet
table items from two of the older Bayfield Estates.
held on
SATURDAY, APRIL 25 AT 10:30 A.M.
IN THE BAYFIELD ARENA
FURNITURE, ANTIQUES AND PRIMITIVES: Rosewood
serpentine drop front secretary desk with cut glass
pulls/9 pc. walnut dining room suite with extension
table/oak round table with 6 matching diners/oak
buffet/Early Canadian table with 4 chicken coop
chairs (2 -roll back & 2 -dated and signed)/cherry drop
leaf' table/2 corked wbinut games tables - 1 with
drawer/walnut drop leaf gats leg/glass front china
cabinet/Rosewood chest with mother of pearl
pulls/3 brass & Iron beds/54" brass poster bed/3/4
brass bed/4 asst wood beds/spool style bed/5 ass't
Washstands & commodes/blanket boxes/hand car-
ved blanket box with matching bookends/square &
hump backed trunks/dresser with hat & glove
box/dressers and chests/3 parlour tables/4 pc.
wicker gunroom set/single wicker chair/1 wicker
rocker/2 cane bottom chairs/press back rocker and
straight cK In/boston rocker/ass't of Canadian
plank botto1n chairs/acorn rocker/Flat-to-wall cup-
board/pine bench/pine pall stand/primitive
desk/chesterfield, & chair, matching/English oak 3
logged fireside stool/many more items.
ANTIQUE BOAT ARTIFACTS: 4' high solid teak & brass
ship compass/1075 brass ship compact/2 copper 20"
ship lamps/Brass 12" compression gauge/brass suc-
tion filter/0 notching boat lights, etc.
STERLING SILVER & PEWTER: 70 pc. of ass't sterling
silver (single and in sets)/pewter trays and can-
delabra ,/cream & sugar set/0 butter spreaders/34
pc. silver & chestfmany more silver pieces.
GLASS & CHINA: Cranberry decanter/Royal
Doulton/ fro -blue plattors/Canadian
glass/depression glass/Llmoges dishes/ass't car-
nival glass/colored glass/3 sots of dinner-
ware/decanters/hand painted
pieces/ goblet;'tea sets/china/Nipon/English din-
nerware/Bisque/salters/crystal/stemware/English
tile, etc.
CROCKS, BOTTLES & SEALERS: Approx. 20 crocks, all
ass't/amber beaver sealer/No. 3 Beaver
sealer/medicine bottles/other bottles/shell spit-
toon/etc.
LAMPS: Currier & Ives style hanging lamp (ell)/2
amethyst (1 minature) lamp/Canadian 8. American
oil lamps/finger & miniature lamps/amber lamp/0
asst lamps, etc.
LiNEN & BEDDING: Antique crocheted bedspread & 4
matching pieces/1 double hand-woven bedspread/3
asst knitted bedspreads/quilts/6 Benmlller
blankets/matching wool blankets/linen tablecloths
with matching serviettes, etc.
PAINTINGS, PICTURES & FRAMES: 011 pain-
tings/water colors/etchings/prints/photo
enlargements/ass't of wood & gilded frames, etc.
BRASS, COPPER & CAST IRON: Brass trays &
numerous brass Items/brass bole lamp/matching
bren candle sticks/brass floor lamp/book ends/2
Best iron fireside sets/12 cast iron post tops/small
cast iron stove/cast iron pots & pans/apple
peeler/cast Iron horses heads/cast Iron floral tea
pot/copper washing machine/copper bollor/copper
tea pot/etc.
VEHICLES & MISCELLANEOUS: 1964 Dodge, 6 cyl. as
is/911 Ford tractor/2 furrow plow /wagon/drag,
harrows/5 hp. rototlller/hand & garden tools/elec-
tric stove. etc.
COLLECTABLES: 5° x 9°*Persian rug/largo asst wicker
places/antique Doctors tools/Vlctrola/lanter-
ns/Gingerbread clock/mantel clock/buggy/buggy
wheels/steel wheeled flower cart/treadle sewing
machine/2 show cases, etc.
INSIGHT INFORMATION:
The Metcalf Estate consists of Dr. W.F. Metcalf's fur-
nishings from Detroit with family heirlooms from
Scotland. Our most outstanding auction of the year
with opprox. 090 items.
Estate of Jessie Metcalf, Bayfield
and Peter Ducharme, R.R. Bayfield
LUNCH AVAILABLE -TERMS CASH
NO RESERVE
e_•d.Je2ctc1 e.3
AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS'• APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO
15191 527-1458
42. Death notice
HADLEY
Suddenly as the result of an
accident at Blyth, Ontario on
Thursday, April 9, Lome Roy
Badley of Blyth, in' his 70th
year. Beloved husband of the
former Vera MacDonald. Dear
father of Kenneth of Morris,
Saskatchewan, Reg. of
Brodhagen, Ontario, Larry of
RR 2, Blyth, Ontario, and
Patsy (Mrs. Harvey Bernard)
of RR 3, Walton, Ontario. Dear
brother of Laura (Mrs. Ted
Krull) of Branchton, Ontario.
Rested at the Tasker Funeral
Home, Blyth, Ontario, where
the funeral service was held on
Saturday, April 11 at 1 p.m.
Interment Brussels
Cemetery. -15
FEENEY
At Clinton Public Hospital on
Tuesday, April 7, 1981. Joseph
Edward Feeney of Clinton, in
his 37th year. Beloved husband
of 'the former Neallie Kelly.
Dear father
Antic, �sw3
Jack Kelly) North Street,
Michigan, Mary (Mrs. Tom
Kelly) Stratford, James of
Kitchener and one brother,
Elmer of RR 2, Dublin.
Predeceased by three sons,
Jack, Thomas, and Henry.
Visitation at the Beattie
Funeral Home, 55 Rattenbury
Street East, Clinton. Requiem
Mass was celebrated at St.
Joseph's Roman Catholic
Church, Clinton, on Friday,
April 10, 1981. Interment St.
Columban Cemetery. -15
43. Births
SHADDICK
Richard and Jean announce
the birth of Lynn Ann on April
11, 1981 at Burnaby General
Hospital, a sister for Sandra
and David.-15nx
SHROPSHA LL
Michelle is pleased to an-
nounce the safe arrival of her
sister, Andrea Dawn, weighing.
7 lbs", born April 6, 1981, at
Clinton Public Hospital. Proud
parents are Don and Elaine
Shropshall. Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shropshall
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Car-
ter.-15nx
YOUNG
Ghislaine and Glen are happy
to announce the birth of a
daughter on April 14, 1981 at
Clinton Hospital, weighing 6
lbs. 2 oz. a sister for Gwen -
dole n.—l5nx
TAYLOR
Born at St. Joseph's Hospital,
April 7, 1981, to Mr. and Mr�_ss,
Marvin Taylor;"' 'rtenSaTU,
Kimberly Ann, a baby sister
for Kari Lynn. Proud gran-
dparents Mr. and Mrs. George
Parker, Hensall and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Taylor,
Brucefield.-15nx
TREWARTHA
Trevor would like to tell
everyone about the arrival of
his new baby brother, Kevin
Michael, on April 7, 1981, at St.
.Joseph's, • London. Kevin
weighed in at 9 lbs. 2 oz. His
morn . and dad, Doug and
Cheryl are happy and excited
to have their second son.
Grandparents are Ross and
Helen Trewartha and Ray and
Alva Cox.=-15nx
44. Engagements
FRANCIS -K UEHL
Leah and Budd Kuehl are
pleased to announce the for-
thcoming marriage of their
only daughter, Nancy, to
,lames Francis, son of Evelyn
and Reg Francis, Bayfield,
Ont. The wedding will take
place on Saturday, April 25,
1981, at 5 p.m. in the First
, Baptist Church, Clinton.
Reverend Craig Peters of-
ficiating. —15
46. In memoriam
LIGHTFOOT
In loving memory of a dear
father and grandfather, Allen,
who passed away 8 years ago,
April 21, 1973.
He hada nature you could not
help loving
And a heart that was purer
than gold
And to those who knew him
and loved him
His memory will always hold.
Lovingly remembered by
Bryan, Linda and grandsons,
Greg, Gordon, Ronnie and
Tommy" -15
HULLS
In memory of Mrs. Bessie
Hulls.
I miss you mom.
Love Di. -15
47, Cord of thanks
ROSENLUND
The familyof the late John
Rosenlund would like to thank
the staff of Clinton Public
Hospital, Dr. Newland, Rev.
Broadfoot, neighbours and
friends for flowers, donations
and the kindness shown during
their loss of a loved one, -15
SPROUL
I wish to thank the nurses and
Dr. Baker at Clinton Hospital.
Special thanks to m y daughter,
Debbie, who came every day
from Seaforth by bus - and to
Seaforth High School principal
Mr. Shaw for his concern.
Patricia Sproul. -15
ROBINSON
We would like to send our
heartfelt thanks to Dr. Rod-
ney, nursing staff of Seaforth
Hospital, V.O.N.'s, Home
Care, Physiotherapists and all
our friends who sent cards and
gifts during our stays in
Seaforth and London
Hospitals. A very special
thanks to our Bayfield Friends
and neighbours and our family.
for their much needed help. Vi
and Ted Robinson. -15
P IPE
We would like to say a very
sincere thank you to all our
relatives and friends for their
cards, visits and well wishes
for Lloyd's recovery while he
was in Stratford Hospital.
Lloyd and Winona Pipe. -15x
DEEVES
i wish to express my sincere
appreciation to Drs. Lambert
and Newland, nurses and staff
of first floor of the Clinton
Hospital while I wasa patient.
Special thanks to A.C.W.. St.
James, Middleton and Ladies
, tu41(44 , pf „tri. Clinton.
Legion. Also to Margaret
Switzer and Jean Perdue for
their kindness to my ,wife,
Blanche. Also friends and
neighbours for phone calls,
cards, gifts and visits. Your
thoughtfulness will always be
remembered. Ed
Deeves.-15nx
WILLISCRAFT
I would like to thank friends
and relatives for cards,
(lowers, gifts and visits while
in Clinton Hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Harrett, Dr"
Watts, nurses on first floor and
The Canadian Red Cross. Bev
Williscraft.-15
CRAW FORD
1 would like to thank my
friends and relatives for their
cards and vigits while i was in
the Hospital, also the nurses on
the first floor, Dr, Watts, Dr.
Newland and the kitchen staff.
I appreciate it very much. Bill
Crawford .-15
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