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GIGANTIC FARM EQUIPMENT Monthly Clearance BERNARD
and. Consignment auction Friday March' 23 1984 Dan nnd'Parn Bernard (nee Goulding) are pleas -
10 a.m- sharp. Sole held fourth Friday -of � each: ed to announce the birth of their son Michael
Phili on February 29, 1984 weighing 8 lbs, 7 ozs-
month. New and used equipment;ncluding ap-� • at a cv lint� R blit Hospital. Proud grand
proximately 75 tractors, .some industrial equip- t - 4t
ment, Skid Steer Loaders, Trucks S "Fling Equip- pf?, encs r reMr anti Mrs. Gus Bernard, Vanastra
m,ent and over 200 pieces.of till `i es of farm V ' t end Mrs. Clem. y Goulding,
equipment, plus 'ern and ,garden tractors. v9tiastr.•l Ty
Special note, this ale es several con- d;:
P �., #fur. ,,,, ,s`�x .• s,
signrnents from area f`iArmers, pluis'ah excellent ELLIOTT - Jain a and Dionne of Lucknow are
Lineup of our own inventory. Trucking available pleased to announce the arrival of their first
to anywhere in•Canado, terms, .cashier goodche- child, (Araby girl, Angela Christine, on March 12,
que day of sale: Not responsible for accidents on 1984,at Wingbgm and District Hospital, weighing
property. Lunch, -booth on grounds. •Tiactorsiell 7 lbs. 8 oz. A second granddaughter for proud
at approximately 1:30 p.m. Auctioneer*., Cliff,. grandparents, Willis and Marie Bromley of R.R.
Gilbert and Alex Parr. One of Ontario's fastest' 1', Londesbor4 and 9 first grandchild for Merle
growing monthly farm equipment c 'signment Elliott of Lucknow,
auctions. Wayne Ward. Farrn EquipmeAt,,.thrry; #6 , 1.µ
...- .. -- Wiactun,._,Ontarie, Phocie .(51_915.3471 08 .9! •539:. ,,-.
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AUCTION SALE
REMINDER
Self propelled combine;_ four, tractors! .
modern farm inaelbinery; fo bo Iiild sheet ,'
2, Concession 13, Mullett Township, 1V
miles south and 5'/2 miles east of Blyth,
Ont. for Andre Lammerant.
THURS., MARCH 22 AT 1 P.M.
NOTE NO SMALL ITEMS PLEASE BE ON TIME
SEE LAST WEEK'S PAPER
FOR FULL LISTING
This is a clean offering;°always kept Inside.
LAND RENTED TERMS CASH
LUNCH BOOTH
Richard Lobb
AUCTIONEER
Clinton 519-482-7898
OWNER ANDRE LAMMERANT
PHONE 519-523-9406
Owner or auctioneer not responsible for.
accidents day of sale.
Richard Lobb Auctioneer
CLINTON - 482.7898',
AUCTION CALENDAR
SATURDAY. MARCH 17 AT 10 A.M.
Round table, furniture, appliances at
Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton for
Vera Jackson of Egmondville plus addl-
tions.
THURSDAY, MARCH 22 AT 1 PAL
Combine, 4 tractors, machinery for Andre
Lammerant, 1'/4 miles south and 5'/2
miles east of Blyth, Ontario.
SATURDAY; MARCH724- AT '1'0'A. A.M.
Farm machinery consignment auction at
Lobb Brothers Auction Yard, Bayfield
Road, Clinton.
THURSDAY, APRIL 5 AT 10:30A.M.
Combine, three tractors, farm machinery
for Lloyd Squire, 33/4 miles north and 1/4
mile east of Mitchell.
SATURDAY. APRIL7 AT 10:30 A.M.
Three combines, three tractors,
machinery for Allan Haugh Farms, 11/4
mile east of Brucefield.
TUESDAY, APRIL 10 AT 10:30 A.M.
Combine, three tractors, farm machinery
for Dalton Steinback, 21/2 miles,north and
2 miles west of Mitchell. Ontario.
THURSDAY, APRIL 12 AT 1 P.M.
Combine, swather, four .tractors, farm
machinery for Art and Ross Smalo five
miles south of Dublin and 2'/2 miles west.
SATURDAY, APRIL 14 AT 1 P.M.
Combine, two tractors, . farm machinery
for Ron Ryan, 1'/4 miles west and 21/2
miles north of Dublin, Ontario.
SATURDAY, APRIL 21 AT 10 A.M.
Tractors, chicken equiptiient. • household
effects, lumber for Stanley Enright, 3
miles north of St. Marys on East River
Road.
SATURDAY, APRIL 28 AT 10 A.M.
Household sale for John Modeland Estate
of Seaforth, at Richard Lobb's Auction
Barn, Clinton. Ontario.
43. Births
[39. Educational ',.
FALCONER
Hi, my name is Ashley Carolyn. I was born March
2, 1984 in Clinton Public Hospital.' My proud
parents are Robert and Barbaro Falconer (nee
Butler). My proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
L.K. Butler of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ap-
pleby of Lucan.-11nx
HARGREAVES '
Brad and Teresa (welcome with love, the birth of
their first child, •a daughter, Serena Virginia
Tess, on March 10, 1984, weighing 7 Ib. 1 oz, at
St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener. Proud grand-
parents are Peter and Sadie Steegstra and Virl
and Shirley•Hargreaves. Great grandparents ore
Mrs. Johanna Steegstra, Holland and Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Jeffries, Ingersoll.-11nx •
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42. Death notice
SNELL
Rob and Brenda -Ann, Gavin, Hayley and Danny
welcome with love, Timothy Jon -Victor,. born
Feb. 29, 1984, weighing 7 Ib. 9 oz. A new grand-
son for Vic and Shirley Hargreaves and Jack and
Marion Snell, Great grandpocepts ore Alex and
Zoe Jeffries, Ingersoll. We thank all the helpful
staff at St. Joseph's Hospital, Dr: Linda Steele for
being there and Dr. Fraser Fellows for his conti-
nuingcare.-11nx
TRUEMNER
At St' Joseph's Hospital, London, on Tuesday,
March 6, '1984, Mrs. Milverna" Flossie "Verna"
(Jacobe) Truemner, of the Biuewater Rest Home,
Zurich, and formerly of 134 Sanders Street, Ex-
eter, in her 84th year. Beloved wife of the late
Alfred. Hilton .Trdemner (1974). Dear mother of
Elwood Trueraner, of Exeter, and Belva -(Mrs.
William Fuss) of Hensalt, Dear sister cif Mrs. Ethel
Maude Deters of Huronview Home, Clinton. Mrs.
Truemner was predeceased,,ky two sisters and
one' brother. Also survived by seven grand
children and ter( great-grandchildren. Visitation
commenced , after 2 ,p.m. Wednesday in tiie
Zurich Chapel of Michael P. O'Connor Funeral
Homes, 49 Goshen Street North,., Zurich, where
the funer6t and "committal -services were..con--
ducted
con --ducted on 'Thursday; March 8 at 2 p.m. with
Reverend James Forsythe officiating. Temporary
entembrnent•with interment later in Emmanuel
United Church CerneterY• ,.''`
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BEYERSBERGEN
Marius and Janice are proud to announce the
birth of Sarah's baby brother, Andrew Marius, on
March 2, 1984, at Wingham and District Hospital -
Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Beyersbergen, R.R. 2 Lucknow and Mrs. Helen
Turner, R.R. 1 Varna.-11nx '
ROY
Gregory is pleased to announce the safe arrival
of his baby brother Kristopher Steven weighing 8
lbs. 9", ozs. on March 6, 1984. Our proud parents
are Steven and Debbie. Fourth grandchild fdr Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Popp and second grandchild for
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Roy. Special thanks to Dr,
Steed and the second floor nurses for their ex-
cellent care, -11 nx
WALL
Helmer, of 30 Ord Street, Seaforth, on Tuesday,
March 6, 1984, at Seaforth Community Hospital,
in his'81st year. Helmer Snell, beloved husband
of Margaret Rivers. Dear father of June (Mrs.
Norman Dickinson) of Scarborough, Jean (Mrs.
Doug Whyte) of . Muskoka, and Robert of
Bayfield. Also survived by 9 grandchildren and 5
great grandchildren- .Dear-br..otbe, 9f *s,• to Sims Sims of Kelowna,.B.C.,,.Donald-1`5f Waterloo,
and Earl (J.immy) of Arva. Predeceased by 2
brothers, Reverend Harold and Gordon. Friends
calledat rf leatWhf tri/ l5Rifley Funeral Home, @7,
:Godericfi'SicW r~Sectfs'rtf Viitif"2'p.m. Friday,
when funeral service was `held. Spring inter
ment, Bali Cemetery.
FINKBEINER
At South Huron, Hospital, Exeter oh Tuesday,
March 6th, 1984, Lavine Viola (Smith) Finkbeiner,
of Queensway Nursing Horne, Hensoll . and
formerly of Stephen Twp. in her 86th year. Belov-
ed wife of the late Irvine Finkbeiner (1977). Dear
mother of Donald Finkbeiner and dought in--
law Lorna, of RR 2 Crediton. Dear grandmO of
Suzanne Finkbeiner, Valerie and Braden
Whilsmith. Dear sister of Mrs. Dello Sims, and
Mrs. Gordon Morlock,_ both of Crediton, Mrs.
Beulah Sperling, of Walkerton and Eldon Smith,
of Crediton. Predeceased by one brother William'
Smith (1980). Rested at the T. Harry Hoffman &
Sons Funeral Home, Dashwood where the
funeral service took place on Thursday, March
8th at 2 p.m., 'Rev. Brian Elder officiating. Inter-
ment in Crediton Cemetery.
46. In memoriam
•
McCONNELL
In loving memory of a dear husband, father and
grandfather who left us one year ago, March 14,
1983:
We will always remember the way he looked,
And the way he spoke and. smiled,
The little things he said and did,
Are with us all the while.
He meant so very much to us,
That nothing we can say,
Can tell the sadness in our hearts,
As we think of Dad each day.
It doesn't matter the day or year,
There is always a heartache, always a tear,
Memories don't fade, they just grow deep,
For the one we loved but could not keep,
Life goes on, we know that's true,
But not the-same•D®d, without -you
-Always-remembered by-Anne,-Gretta-and.-lobo,
Barbaro and Cliff, Lee, Dan, John, Marty,1ioE
and David. --11
MASON
In loving memory of John, a dear son and brother
who passed away March 13, 1982:
Sod was the parting, no one can tell,
So sudden on earth the sorrow felt
The blow was hard, the shock severe,
To part with one, we loved so dear,
Dearer still as years depart,
His memory lives within our hearts.
Sadly missed and always remembered by Mom
and pad, sisters and brother. -11x
WHITMORE
A token of love and remembrance to a son.and
brother we will never forget. Ralph E,. Whitmore
who passed away suddenly as a result of a traffic
accident March 13, 1972:
Twelve years hove passed since that sad day,
" When the one we loved was called away,
God took, him home, it was His will,
But in our hearts he liveth still.
He never failed to do his best,
His heart was warm and tender,
He lived his life for those he loved,
And those he loved remember.
If he could have spoken before he died,
These are the word*he would have-reptied,,
This life for me is truly passed,
loved you all till the very last,
Weep not for me, but courage take,
And love each other for my sake.
His memory is a treasure
His loss a lifetime regret.
Ever remembered by Mother and Sister.
Kathleen and Karen Whitmore. -11x
47. Card of thanks
••- - - - _ _
Thanks again to our family, relatives, neighbours
and friends for cards, phone calls, flowers qnd
gifts and all their kindness while I was in Univ'er-
-sity- Hospital and since coming herrpe..Bessie
Elliott. -11x
WHEELER •
I would like to thank Dr. Newland, Dr. Watts and
nurses on first floor of Clinton Public )1otspital.
Thanks to Rev. Pick and to those who ca ne to
visit me and sent cards. Your kindness will
always be remembered. Edna Wheeler. -T'1
/ SNELL
We would like to take this opportunity to thank
our neighbours, friends and relatives for their
best wishes, beautiful cards and gifts on the oc-
casion of our 40th wedding anniversary. Special
thanks to our children. and ' grandchildren for
planning'the Open House reception, to the ladies
of Landesboro U:C.W. fdr catering and serving •
the dinner and evening refreshments; and to our
family for a delightful' musical programme. We •
will always remember and cherish our special
evening. Jack and Marion Snell. 11 x
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WILSON
John Franklin. Passed away Saturday, March 10,
;1984 at his late residence in Blyth, Ontario, John
Franklin Wilson. Beloved husband of the late
Cora Luella Pettman'. formerly Of Colborne
Township -in his -62nd -year, -Dear -father of' Linda
(Mrs, Len Wilson) of Clinton Ross of Blyth. Also
survived by three grandchildren. Brother of Ruby
(Mrs. Jim Leishman) of Brussels and Donald of
Exeter. Predeceased by one son Michael. Visita-
tion at the Tasker Funeral Home, Blyth on Sunday-
from
undayfrom 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. and Monday evening. A
private family service was held at the funeral
home on Tuesday at 3 p.m. Interment Colborne
Cemetery.
SCHADE
At South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on Sunday.
March 11, 1984, 7Virs. Gladys Irene (Weber)
Schade of 18 Mill Street, Zurich in her 77th year..
Beloved wife of Clarence.. Dear mother of
Margaret '(Mrs. Earl Horner) of Zurich; Elaine
(Mrs. Jack Dunn) of RR 3, Bayfield, Phyliss (Mrs.
Doug Lightfoot), R.R. 1, Crediton and Mona (Mrs.
Erle Hamilton) of R,R. 3, Ailsa Craig. Dear sister
of Walter Weber of R.R. 2, Crediton; RalphWeber .
of R.R. 3, boshwood; Keith Weber of Exeter; Miss
Ruth Weber of Red Deer, Alberta; Miss Thelma
Weber and Edith (Mrs, C.B. Carr) both of London.
Mrs. Schade is also survived by 12 grandchildren.
Visitation offer 2 p.m. Tuesday. in the Zurich
Chapel of Michael P. O'Connor Funeral- Homes,
49 Goshen Street, North, Zurich where the
funeral service was conducfed on Wednesday,
March .14 at 2 p.m. with Reverend Barbara Laing
rofficiating. Interment .= in Emmanuel United
Church Cemetery.
WILSON
Jane S. (Jean) of Huronview, Clinton on Monday,
M'a'rch= 12, 1984, in her 93rd year. Jane McKay,
wife of the late Lorne Wilson and dear mother of
W.D., Mac, Stuart all of Brucefield, Hazel, Mrs.
Roy McGonigle, Seaforth,, Dorothy, Mrs. Ray
Mason of Windsor, Madeline, Mrs. Walter Bayne,
Stratford and Marion, Mrs. Doug Andrews of
London. Predeceased by two daughters Mrs.
Evelyn Merrill and Mrs. Ethel Devereaux. Also
survived by 22 grandthttdren and 21 great grand-
children. Predeceased by two brothers and three
sisters. Friends called at the Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Horne, 87 Goderich Street West,
Seaforth until 2 p.m. Wednesday when funeral
services were held. Spring interment Bairds
Cemetery, Stanley Township.
46. In memoriam
GAUNT
In loving memory of Earl Gaunt, a dear father
and grandfather who passed away two years
ago, March 15, 1982.
Sadly missed and always remembered by
daughter Faye, son-in-law Harald and nine
grandchildren. -11
By Janet Tench
Canada's music is perhaps the most
diverse in the world. We have the proud Buf-
fy. Ste. Marie (the well-known Indian
singer); we have the world famous Liona
Boyd; we have the jazz of the Powder Blues
(who recently won awards at the Jazz.
Festival in Britain); we have blue grass,t
country and pop.
In Canada's rock scene, there are three
basic types of music. Bruce Cockburn and
the Payolas aregiving definition to Cana-
,date rack, Loverboo has taken up the
Almerican _sound.Tails,-has
Saga, with ilial* new-...
album H ads or `pals; alas a sound -that- is -
• definitely British.
Surprisingly, although there is a renewed
demand for the British sound, Saga has not
had monumental success in Canada, despite
the fact that they have had sold out concerts
across .Europe.. However,, with their latest..
LP the band is reaching more Canadians.
The two singles from Heads or Tails are
Flyer and Scratching the Surface. The latter
has received the most airplay of the two; it
attacks those that are hooked on the media
(much like Queen's "Radic GaGa" ).
As well, Heads or Tails' resonant music
has great diversity in style. For example,
the cheery -sounding The Vendetta ends with
the motif played on a music box. The Pit-
chman has the voice of a tourist being conn-
ed by a salesman in the background.
aToucheslike these make repetitive listening
delightful.
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PORTER
I want to thank my neighbors and friends for the,
lovely surprise on my birthday and for the cake
and goodies.' Also for the cards and phone coils
that made my day very .special. If all my. -bir-
thdays from -now-on --br,ing.,me_thot_kinsl of atteri•-,•_,
tion, I hope I live till I'm a hundred, Fran
Porter. -11x
• HOOGENDOORN
Richard and Annette Hoogendoorn would like to
thank all those friends 'and neighbours who at-
tended the community shower for them on Feb.
3, 1984 at the community centre in Holmesville,
The beautiful gift we received wasalso very
much appreciated and the food that was served
was delicious. We had a wonderful evening
together with all of you, nice to see some old ac-
quaintances and meet others for the first time.
Our special thanks to. Mrs. Bob Stirling and Mrs.
Tom Rathwell for organizing the evening. Thanks
again for an enjoyable evening. -11x
FALCONER
While I was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital,
would like to thank Dr. }Jarrett and nurses on
se-
cond}Jarrett floor for all their kindness and special care
and to. all friends and relatives who sent cards
and flowers. Barb Falconer. -11x
HART
I would like 'to say' thanks t -o Drs. Herrett,
Flowers, Salsbury and nurses on 1st floor while I
was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Also
thanks to dietary and cleaning staff for their
good care, it helped make the long days a little
shorter. Thanks go out to my friends and
neighbours for their visits and flowers. Thonks to
the Jr. C. Hockey Club for their beautiful flower
and the manager and staff of Pepo's for their
thoughtful card. Special thanks to my fomily for'
keeping the house going in my absence and their
daily visits and flowers and the TV they provided
for me to help pass the time. I will always
treasure these thoughtful expressions of love.
Marlene. -11x
KEYS
I would like to thank everyone who visited, sent
flowers, cards and treats while I was a patient in
University Hospital. A special thank you to
Marion Cornish, Cathy Seip, my mother-in-law
and my mom for all the help before and after
returning home. Monica Keys. -11
JACOB
To my family, neighbours and friends who
remembered me with visits, flowers and gifts
while in Clinton Public Hospital, I soya sincere
thank you for coring. Jean Joaobf- 11 x
BOWES
I would like to thank everyone for their prayers,
cards, flowers and inquiries while I was a patient
in Stratford General Hospital, Special thanks to
Dr. Lindsay and nurses on fourth floor east. Betty
Bowes . -11
Happy 21st Birthday
Darrell
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