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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1983-09-28, Page 22PAGE 22—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1983 THE CLINTON NEWS o RECORD - THE BLYTH STANDARD m THE BAYFIELD BUGLE i U'CT1,ONS AUCTION SALE Thursday, September 29 '83 7 P.M. Viewing from S p.m. Day of Sale 2 - sleeper lounges, assortment of arm chairs. La -Z -Boy chair, 1 - chrome set (kitchen)' beds of all sorts, large antique chest of drawers, end and coffee tables, assortment of dishes and knick-knacks, 2 spin washer dryers (com- bination) 22' cubic (freezer, deep) 3 rugs, range, wood frame windows, water heater, compressor for deep freezer, locker bins for storage, room dividers, blower fans for welk- in freezer, plus many more articles too numerous to mention. THE GARDINER BUILDING 49 SOUTH ST. GODERICH (NEXT TO THE LIVERY THEATRE) TERMS - CASH, VISA, MASTERCHARGE, CERTIFIED CHEQUE. We will Sell Without Reserve Used Furniture, Appliances, Tools, Antiques. PAUL SPAIN AUCTIONEER 524-2421 FURNITURE AUCTION We will be offering for sale by Public Auction for Mr. Albert -Horner. Furniture and appliances ha the Rathwell Building on October 5, at 6:30 p.m. CONSISTING OF: Two matching chesterfield and chair suites; 3 piece bedroom suite c/w 54" box spring and mattress; 5 piece dinette set; dresser and mirror; folding table; hexigon table, pole light; fern stands; quilting frames; mirrors; bedding; dishes; pictures; lawn chairs; garden tools. ANTIQUES: Antique sofa, recently upholstered, 4 matching pine tables, old books, bonnet chest with porcelain pulls, mirror. APPLIANCES: Westinghouse frost free fridge 24" Fridgedaire stove; Elegance automatic dryer; Inglis custom 100 wringer; Sears Solid State Colour T.V. and stand; R.C.A. Victor Radio and record player; Eureka vacuum cleaner; 24" fan; air conditioner, 21 cu. ft. deep freeze; plus many more items. OFFICE FURNITURE: oak desk, office chairs. For further information please contact: Dick Robinson, Sales Manager RATHWELL & ASSOCIATES INC. Seaforth, Ontario Telephone 527-1458 or 527-1336 Telex 069 55223 el(1//? / 'e((('�JJoce:W/e s AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO (519) 527-1458 LARGE AUCTION SALE FOR ESTATE OF LATE MARJORIE ZEIHR, CRANBROOK WITH WINGHAM ADDITIONS consisting of furniture, power tools, 8 H.P. Snow blower, arc welder, table saw, extension ladder, etc. to be held at Wingham Auction Centre SATURDAY, OCT. 1, 1983 11 A.M. 9 pce. period oak dining room suite - nice cond.; 2 pce. Colonial suite; 2-2 pce. chesterfields; Ige. chest freezer; elec. stove; maple single bed, dresser & chest; 2 single beds; Victorian bed, dresser, washstand; Iron rod bed w/4 brass side balls; 2 antique poster beds; kitchen table 8, 6 chairs; table & 4 chairs; Igo. buffet; low glass dr. china cabinet; braided mat approx. 6' x 9'; 2 rugs, 10' s 13' & 8' x 10; windows - coloured gloss & leaded; 2 Duncan Phyle wall tables w/drawers; copper covered wood box; fireplace irons, etc; pictures 8, frames; table 8, floor lamps; 2 wheel barrows; 3 dresser bottoms; trunks; 2 metal cabinets; 2 press back chairs; Boston rocker; fan back Windsor chair; several cabinet doors w/glass panes; sash frames w/coloured gi. side panes; 3 cabinet leaded glass doors; marble Waterbury mantel clock; 2 biock 8 white televisions - one portable; 3 mantel radios. CANNING EQUIPMENT: new approximately 16 quart pressure cooker; 13 quart pressure cooker; enamel canner; new Igo. Everwear kettle; Squeeao strainer; hand canning machine & metal cans; several doe. Mason tars - never used. TOOLS: variety of wrenches; spanners; grease guns; hand saws; 2 axes; 75' ext. cords; limb cutters; bolt cutters; 30' level; router bit kit; sm. battery charger; 40 pce. Tungsten steel tap & die set; vise; sea. lob lots small tools, etc.; 1 H.P. Atlas 9" bench saw; several lots blades; Dodo cutters; 2 moulding heads d, cutters; B.D. 6" heavy duty hand saw; B.D. 3/8 drill - variable speed; several lots of wood 8, cement drills; Industrial listed sabre saw; 32' alum. ext. ladder; 6' alum, step ladder; wooden step ladders; Cooey rifle - as new; 100' snow fence: 50' cable strung tennis court net; sloe. en0wer; Snow thrower M.P. 26" auger, used approx. 4 times; electrical kitchen appliances; pots; pans; costume lewellery; (no china) but much more. MAKE SURE YOU PREVIEW THIS SALE. MOBILE LUNCH PREVIEW: Friday, Sept. 30/83 2-5 and 7-9 end Saturday, Oct. 1/83 10 0.167, to sale time. JACK ALEXANDER AUCTIONEER TEL: 357-1010 and 357-1442 38. Auction sale 38 Auction sale Jia/Lod / 84'Si aorctalei AUCTION CALENDAR SEPT, 28, 10:30 a.w, 50 acres and full line of tillage and harvesting equipment for Jack and Janet McCoubrey, west of Glenco. OCT. 4, 10:30 a.m. Prestige farm equipment auction for Peter and Joan Oud, Kippen. Consisting of J.D. combine, J.D. tractor, trucks, plus a full line of equipment. OCT. 5, 6:30 p.m. Furniture, auction for Albert Horner of Seaforth at the Rothwell Building. Oct, 12, 10130 a.m. Consignment sale of farm equipment at the Rathwell Auction Complex. eeatieee,,1.1occetiei AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1W0 (519) 527-1459 CLEARING FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION We are pleased to offer for sale by public auction an excellent line of farm equipment for Peter and Joan Oud, 1% miles west of Hensall and % mile north on: Tuesday, October 4th, at 10:30 a.m. 42. Death notice ROBBINS On Monday September 19, 1983, at St. Thomas Elgin General Hospitol, St. Thomas, Arthur W. Robbins. of Belparc Apartments Belmont. Dear brother of Howard of Dor- chester, Jo of Hensall, and Mrs. Harry (Beulo) Day of Stratford. Rested at the L. Laird Logan Funeral Home, Dorchester, where the funeral service was held in the chapel on Thursday, September 22 at 2 p.m. Inter- ment Dorchester Union Cemetery. Reverend Rintoul of Belmont officiating. Donations to the Ontario Heart Foundation would be appreciated by the family.— 39nx LEAR In the Clinton Public Hospital on Sunday, September 25, 1983, Nelson Edmund Lear of Huron - view and formerly of Londesboro in his 86th year. Beloved father of Doris Lear of Burlington, Helen (Mrs. George Underwood) of R.R. 1 Wingham, Harry of Londesboro, June (Mrs. Stanley Crawford) of Ottawa. Rested at the Tasker Funeral Home, Blyth, Ontario where the funeral service was held on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment Blyth Union Cemetery.— 39nx COMBINE: , John Deere 7720 hydrostatic self propelled c/w cab, air, stereo, 190 Bu bin plus extensions, 6 row 643 narrow corn head, 16 ft. grain flex head with hydraulic lift and reel drive. 10 TRACTORS: John Deere 8640 articulating tractor c/w cab, air, stereo, power shift, PTO, quick hitch, low hours, 20.8-38 axle duals, 131/2 ft. hyd. dozer blade, 2-107 gallon fuel tanks and remotes; John Deere 4630 c/w 20.8-38 axle duals, cab, air, stereo, 8 speed syncro range trans., 3 pth remotes, pto; J.D. 4020 c/w 3 pth remotes, PTO and hyd. loader; J.D. 3010 c/w 13.6-38 adj. rear tires, 3 pth, PTO, remotes, diesel; M.F. 184-4 4 wd c/w porta cab, and heat houser, 3 pth, PTO, remotes; M.F. 255 c/w P3 pth, PTO, remotes, power steering, adj. front end; M.F. 165 diesel, 3 pth, PTO, 12 speed multi power, adj. rear tires; M.F. 135 c/w cab, 3 pth, PTO and hyd. front mount 6 ft. blade; Ford 800 gas, 3 pth, PTO; Case 1830 uni loader, completely hydraulic. TRUCKS AND TRAILERS: 1979 IHC Transtar II cab over truck tractor c/w 15 speed trans, air ride suspension, wet line, air cond., tandem axle; 1974 Ford tandem diesel feed truck c/w blower system; Army 6 cyl. auto 6 x 6 c/w tandem duals, 12 ft. steel deck with 4 ft. racks and hoist; Army 6 cyl. auto 6x6 c/w tandem duals,1500 gallon water tank and 21/2 in gas, driven water pump; 1976 Chev 90 tandem axle 16 yd. dump truck with 13 speed trans; four 46 ft. Fruehauf tandem axle stake trailers c/w 41/2 ft. racks; 30 ft. 9 ton tag a long tri -axle trailer; custom built 15 ton 18 ft. Beaver tail float and ramps; 21 ft. twin axle float frame; 1500 gallon water wagon on truck axle. TURNIP TRUCKS: 1974 Chev C65 tandem axle; 1972 IHC 2010 tandem axle; 1968 IHC 1800 tandem axle; 1967 GMC 960 single axle; 1966 IHC 1700 single axle; all with conveyed bottom V bins; 14 ft. V bin with conveyed bottom on 4 ton running gear. r VEHICLES: 1979 GMC Seirre Grand 15 1/2 ton 4x4 pick up; 1977 Chev 10 r ton pick up, V8, auto; Dodge 100 4x4 c/w service utility box and 318 motor; 1974 Pontiac Safari Station Wagon c/w 350 cu. in motor, loaded; 1975 Chev Malibu, 6 cyl. 4 door; 500 Honda motorcycle with ferring. EQUIPMENT: Wilrich 52 ft. double folding cultivator c/w drag bar harrows; Allis Chalmers 1350 32 ft. folding cultivator c/w drag bar harrows; R and R fabricating 32 ft. 3 drum folding packer; Kent 32 ft. trail cultivator; White model 253 251/2 ft. disc; two 191/2 ft. Kongskilde 3 pth, hyd. folding cultivator c/w levelling bar and rolling harrows; int. 181/2 ft. cultivator with fold out wings; J.D. 161/2 ft. cultivator with fold out wings; J.D. 2800 6 furrow spring reset plow with adj. 16 in - 24 in bottoms; J.D. 1600 18 ft. chisel plow; long 20 ft. folding hyd. disc c/w spray attach; Farmhand 5 section 20.20 ft. harrows and road transport; Midwest 21 1/2 ft. hitchiker harrows; Kongskilde 8 row 3 pth. cultivator; Kongskilde 12 ft. cultivator; two Belton 200 gallon fibreglass saddle tanks c/w mounting brackets and 20 ft. spray bar and PTO pump; Turnco Calsa 475 gallon single axle sprayer c/w 42 ft. boom; Turnco Calsa 500 gallon twin awe sprayer c/w 30 ft. booms and PTO pump; J.D. 7000 8 row corn planter completely monitored with fertilizer auger and insecticide boxes; Int. 510 21 run seed drill with grass seeder; Anderson PTO driven rock picker; 400 bu. Wetmore grain buggy with 12 in unloading auger; three Innes windrowers, 2 with cross conveyors; four 250 bu. gravity boxes on 4 - and 6 ton running gear; 15 ft. x 5 in. fertilizer auger; Kongskilde 15 ft. land leveller; 12 ft. cultipacker; 60 ft. x 6 in grain auger on transport wheels, PTO driven; 30 ft. x 6 in Allied grain auger on transport carriage, PTO driven; 30 ft. bale elevator on transport carriage; McKee snowlander twin auger 8 ft. model 1101 snow blower; two 6 ft. single auger snow blowers; 7 ft. single auger snow blower; J.D. 3 section rotary hoe; pard 017 7 ft. rotary mower; J.d.5 ft. flail mower; New Idea 207 manure spreader; Case 3 furrow 3 pth cleaner model 100; Gehl hammer mill; 13.6-38 duals; Sullivan electric 15 hp air cleaner model 100; Gehl hammer mill; 13.6-38 duals; Sullivan electric 15 hp air compressor; Air-o-matic compressor; portable gas driven compressor. AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Plan to attend for this is a large outstanding line of well maintained farm equipment. Come early for there are no small items. LAND RENTED NO RESERVE For further information, contact DICK ROBINSON — SALES MANAGER RATHWELL & ASSOCIATES INC. Seafor4h,,Onttlrlo Phone 527-1458 or 527-1336 Telex 06955223 AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1Wo 42. Death notice COWAN In the Hanover General Hospital, on Sunday, September 25, 1983, Mrs. George Cowan, the former Ella (Jewel) Gra- inger of Hanover, and formerly of Londesboro, Ont., in her 85th year. Beloved mother of William Cowan of Mount Forest. Dear sister of Mrs. Mary Robin- son of Hanover. Also survived by one grandson. Rested at the Tasker Funeral Home, Blyth, Ont., from 3 p.m. Tuesdoy. until Wednesday, where funeral ser- vice was held at 2 p.m. Inter- ment Hope Chapel Cemetery.— 39nx CURRIE At Clinton Public Hospital, on Friday, September 23, 1983, Mrs. Jean Currie, of Clinton, in her 75th year. Beloved wife of Howard Currie. Dear mother of Marge Bfetcher, of Trenton, Ken, of Hanover and Doug, of Goderich. Also loved by 8 grandchildren. Also survived by 3 brothers Ray Andrew McKen- zie, of Perth, Phillip Mckenzie, of Moose Jaw, 'Saskatchewan and William McLachlan, of RR 3, Kippen. Predeceased by one sister Margaret (Mrs. Urban Ducharme) and 4 brothers William, Donald, Robert and Kenneth McKenzie. Rested at the Ball & Falconer Funeral Home, 153 High Street, Clinton after 2 lam. Sunday until Mon- day, September 26th thence to Wesley -Willis United Church, Clinton where the funeral ser- vice was held at 2 p.m. Inter- ment Clinton Cemetery. As ex- pressions of sympathy dona- tions to the Memorial Fund of the Wesley -Willis United Church or to the Ontario Heart Founda- tion would be gratefully ap- preciated by the family. -- 39nx CLEAVE At his residence on Sunday September 25, 1983, Mr, Logan Samuel Cleave of Howard Street East, Bayfield in his 69th year. Beloved husband of Ilene (Talbot) Cleave. Dear father Allan of R.R. 2 Zurich, Jack of Exeter, Glenn of Port Col - bourne, Shirley (Mrs. Eugene O'Brien), Shoron (Mrs. Alton Brokenshire) both of Zurich, Dianne (Mrs. Richard Jeffrey) of London, and Miss Joy Cleave of Clinton. Predeceased by an in- fant daughter, Sylvia (1939). Dear brother of Jim of Bayfield, Eric of Wingham, and Ann (M/s. Edward Twentyman) of Waukegan Illinois. Also surviv- ed by 13 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Visitation in the Zurich Chapel of Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Home, 49 Goshen Street North, where the funeral service was conducted on Wednesday September 28 at 2 p.m. with Reverend R.J. Holley officiating. Interment to follow in Bayfield Cemetery. 39nx 43. Births THOMAS Bob, June and Brent are pleas- ed to announce the early but safe arrival of Joel Stewart George on September 21, 1983. Joel weighed 6 Ib. 14 oz. and measured 19 in. long. Special thanks goes to Dr. Steed and the nurses at Clinton Public Hospital for a superb delivery and excellent post natal care. --39 BOUMAN Luke and Shirley are happy to announce the birth of a girl, Melanie Leanne, born on Sept. 9, 1983, weighing 9 Ib. A welcome sister for Scott. Special thanks to Dr. Steed and Baker and second floor nursing staff .-39nx TELFORD Doug and Wilma are thrilled to announce the safe arrival of their son, Christopher Lee (Chris) born September 18, 1983, weighing 5 Ib. 113. oz. at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich. Proud grandparents are Lorne and Maxine Weiberg, R.R. 1 Zurich and Gladys Telford, •Bayfield. Also proud great grandparents Susan Purdy, Hensall.-39nx LOCK WOOD Bonnie and Don are happy to announce the birth of their son Daniel John on September 22nd, 1983 weighing in at 7 Ib. 8 oz., in St. Joseph's Hospital. London, Ont. A brother for Sean, -39 44. Engagements BIRD-JANTZI Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jantzi are proud to announce the for- thcoming marriage of their daughter Karen Ann to John A. Bird, son of Mrs, Mary Bird, when on Saturday, October 29. 1983 they exchange their wed- ding vows at Holmesville United Church at 7 o'clock. Reception to follow in Goderich Township. -39 WISE - SHEPHERD Mr. and Mrs, John Shepherd or Holmesville are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming mar- riage of their daughter, Ruth to Stewart Wise, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wise of Clinton. The ceremony will take place on October 8, 1983, in Hensall United Church at 7 p.m. Open Reception to follow at Hensall Community Centre at 9 p.m. --39 38. Auction sale AUCTION SALE of household effects & antiques for estate of FREDA & SARAH DAVISON King Street, Blyth Saturday, October 8th 12:00 NOON See next week's paper for full listing. Auctioneer GORDON H. BRINDLEY 529=7625 AUCTION SALE Appliances furniture some antiques etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Born Clinton Ont. for Mrs. Ida Snyder, Mrs. Stella Crawford and Mrs. Glenda Knap from Goderich, Ont. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 AT 10 A.M. Leonard 30" electric stove, like new; Admiral clothes dryer; G.E. clothes washer, both modern; wringer washer; portable B&W TV; Roxton solid maple six piece dining suite, like new, dining table four chairs and buf- fet; modern chesterfield and chair; team of hones pull- ing handmade sleigh made by Mr, Zurbrlgg; Modern bed and dresser; chest of drawers; wicker fern stand; large fancy antique oak hall seat with oval mirror (REAL NICE); two antique dressers with mirrors; antique drop front combination desk and chest of drawers; pressback rocking chair; small round parlour fable: record rack; modern bookcase wail unit; aladdin lamp; double pedestal coffee table; end table; brass far- dinior; wooden bed; modern china cabinet; chrome table and six chairs; violin bow and case; gunstock chair; chicken coop choir; old school desk; sewing machine and stand; pressback arm chair; copper boiler; small tables; mantel clock; sewing case; Hoover vacuum cleaner; electric broom; humidifier; upholstered chairs; four matching wooden chairs; lawn chairs; needlepoint picture plus othe baby stroller; walker; small ap- pliance large offering of dishes; glassware; misc. etc.; step ladder; wheel barrow; garden tools; '/," drill; bed- ding; linens; etc. PLAN TO ATTEND - TERMS CASH Richard Lobb: Auctioneer CLINT,o,N 482-719$ 46. In memoriam ROBINSON In loving memory of our wife, mother and grandmother, Mrs. Viola Robinson who passed away one year ago September 26, 1982. She always leaned to watch for us Anxious if we were late In winter by the window In summer by the gate And though we mocked her tenderly Who had such foolish care The long way home would seem more safe Because she waited there Her thoughts were all so full of us She never could forget And so 1 think that where she is She must be watching yet. Waiting till we come home to her Anxious if we are late Watching from Heaven's win- dow Leaning from Heaven's gate. Fondly remembered by tfce`n Robinson family.—.39 ft 47. Card of thanks WISE/ SHEPHERD We would like to thank the con- gregation of Middleton Church and surrounding community for such a warm reception and for the lovely floor lamp, thermal blanket and towels we receiv- ed. These gifts are very much appreciated and will come in very handy. Thank you again. Stew and Ruth, -39 BROADFOOT We would like to say thank you to our family, relatives, neighbours and friends for the cards, gifts, phone calls and especially their attendance at our 25th Anniversary party. Special thanks to our sons Charlie, Ron and girlfriends Lourie Feagan and Carla Thompson and neighbours Bob and Sue Wilson, John Horsup, June Cooper, Randy Wilson and Linda Feagan and whoever else helped. We appreciated everything. Stewart and Olive Broadfoot.--39x MARSHALL 1 would like to thank friends, relatives and neighbors for flowers, cords, gifts and visits received while in hospital. Special thanks to doctors Newland, Baker and Flowers and first floor nursing staff. Anna. --39 VAN RIESEN We would like to thank our friends and relatives who helped us through the past two- weeks, Also to Rev. Bechtel and to Dr. Harrett who has always been there when we needed him. And a very special thank you to Elsie's good friends throughout the years, Pam Mero, Mary Trick and Ruth Jenkins. You'll always be remembered. The Van Riesen family.-- 39x PENNY SALE COMMITTEE: A sincere thank you to all who canvassed Clinton and surroun- ding areas for the recent Penny Sole. It was greatly appreciated. 39 McGREGOR We would like to thank all the neighbors for the beautiful gift given. to us. Special thanks to Aileen Craig for hosting the shower, Terri and Brian. 39x DAVISON The relatives of the late Fred Davison wish to thank all friends and relatives for their kind word of sympathy, cards. memorial donations and those who helped in any way at the time of his passing. Thanks to the Tasker Funeral Home, Rev. Wood for his words of comfort Also the doctors and staff on First floor of Clinton Public Hospitol Also to the Ramaloo Guest home for the core he received while there. 39 TABS I would like to thank my relatives and friends for their flowers cards and visits while Torrance was a patient in Goderich hospital and at the time of his death. Special thanks to Laurie and Dorothy Scott and Mr Gary Shuttleworth for his comforting words . 39 DAVIES Lew, Mary Holtby and family of Glanworth would like to thank the neighbours and friends of Auburn for their cards. flowers and visits to the hospital when Uncle Ed Davies was sick and visits of home. A very special thank you to Don and Lois Haines for all their kindness all through the years A sincere thank you to Rev William Craven for travelling to Dr r Chester and his comforting words 39 GARON "t I wish to thank my family relatives friends and neighbours for the flowers. gifts. cords and visits while I was a patient in St Joseph's Hospitol London Red Garon 39x Penny Sale esults®®o® from page 17 Sewing Centre, 1 length of beige velour, Bonhie Jewitt; Ray & Shills Groceries, $10.00 Gift Certificate, C. Rosenlund; Lee's. $5.00 gift certificate, Olive Johnston, Dennis Vere and Audrey Roorda, J & J Pharmacy, Perfune, Jim Strong. Dixie Lee, $10.95 Gift Cer- tificate or voucher for bucket of chicken, Mrs. Edwin Brooks: Mac's Milk, case of Pepsi, Kevin Armstrong; Harold's Shell Station, 41. of oil 10W'30, Ann Marie Powell; Paul Kerrigan Fuels, 4-41. containers of windshield wiper fluid, Jeannie Wilson: Crown Bowling Lanes, 12 free game tickets, Cori Sinnamon, Joe Atkinson and Larry Fisher; Mary's Sewing Centre, green velour, Pearl Mason; Sear's Ltd., ('Linton, $30.00 Gift Certificate, Kathy Staddon; Sterling Fuels, 4 chain oil, Shelley Reinhart and Isabelle Craig. Summerhill Ladies Club, Melitta Coffee Maker, June McCowan; Gardiner (anonymous i Hair Creme, Jennifer Harris; McKerlie Millen Auto Parts, Lantern, Dwight Caldwell; Kuenzig 1.(;.A., Groceries, Brock Olde; Beattie Furniture, Lamp, Andrew Coventry; Cale Doucette Const. Ltd., 10 Silver Dollars, Marg Mcgee: John 1)uddy Real Estate, Doll, Gary Nicholson; Recreation Set, Nancy Klomps Y.J. Gold- sworthy Motors, $10.00 of gasoline, Stacey McIntosh: Clinton Variety, 2 cases of Pepsi, Mrs. Harold Adams and Gieny Tiesma: Blue Fountain Restaurant, Steak Dinner voucher, Marian Castle: Dr.'s Steed & Salsbury, 1 dozen red roses from ('ookes, Barbara Howson: Bartliff's Bakery, ('ake, Jessie Mckenzie; Kinettes, Green plant in basket, Bill Manski: Bran- don's Pro Hardware, Nut Dish ' and Cracker, Marlene Hart; SS No. 4 Community., Club Goderich Township, Two padded hangers, S. Black and Kevin Black; Star Wars Model, Kevin Black; Clere Vu Auto Wreckers. Motor Oil, Michelle 'Denome; Bill's f (;eneral Store, Londesboro, Basket of Groceries, Thelma Twyford; Pizza Palace, Bayfield, 1 small deluxe pizza, Timmy Elliott; Workman Real Estate, 1 covered divided dish, L. ('orris All priz.es may be claimed at Campbell's Men's Wear in Clinton. ('ash donors included: International Unpholslery, (;wiser-Kneale, Dave Mustard Plumbing, Rathwell and Associates, Bayfield Float Sales. Tom I)uizer Plumbing, Londesboro Seed Plant, TurnhulI Marine Services. La rice's Antiques. Walsh Barber Shop. McLinchey's Restaurant, Tasker Funeral Home. Blyth Printing inc.. ChinaPalace. Epps Manufacturing Ltd., Boyes Transport, Dale Purnp and Farm Service. -Ken's Car- pentry. Vadden Durst and Bender, John Wise insurance, F'. an Altana, Ir. Brian BakeVr. lack Roorda I k'eoral ing, Blake Welding. Dori • Middleton Farm, Rath Feed, Varna, Parker House Motel. McKenzie Upholstery, E. B. Menzies, ' Murphy Bus Lines. Gerald Hiltz, Dr, Harrett, 1)r. K, S. 1Vood, Bank of Montreal, Morgan's Trailers, i)r. F. Newland, Bailey l{eal Estate, Channel 12 '1'V. thten Delve, 1\1,W. Durst. Thanks also to Pete's T.V. donating the P.A. system. for Beef an excellent buy Bob Chapple, President of the Ontario Cattlemen's Association, advises con- sumers that beef is an ex- cellent buy at this time. Live cattle prices and wholesale beef prices are now as low or lower than any time during the past four years. He said recently, "I get the impression from my urban counterparts that they think beef prices only go in one direction - up. First of all I want to correct that misim- pression. Beef prices do fluc- tuate both up and down reflecting a number of fac- tors which exist in the North American market - current supply of cattle, current sup- ply of alternative meats, consumer demand, specializing by retailers and market psychology. I men- tion market psychology because frequently I see and hear of consumers rushing 'out to fill freezers when prices are high and rising. However, cattle prices and wholesale beef prices right now are at the bottom of the range in which they have been moving during the past four years and consequently represent an excellent buy for consumers. In addition, I have appealed to retailers for their co-operation in featuring beef in their week- ly specials." Smile Like all brides, she looked heartbreakingly sweet and tremulous. As they turned to march up the aisle, she lifted a radiant face to the man beside her and whispered: ''Stand a little straighter, dear."