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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1984-11-07, Page 16PAGE 167—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1984 38. Auction sole Richard Lobb Auctioneer CLINTON - 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR SAT. NOV. 10 AT 10 F.L.M.: Antique furniture, household effects at Richard Lobb's Auction Born, Clinton for Miss Bess Grieve of Seaforth and the estate of Lilly Waghorn. SAT. NOV. 17 AT 10 A.M.': Antiques, furniture, appliances, etc. at Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton. WED. NOV. 21 AT.6 P.M. - Life -time collec- tion! 46 antique mantel and kitchen shelf clocks, 8 old pocket watches, 60 antique oil lamps, furniture and glassware etc. to be held at Saltford Valley Hall, Goderich for Mr. Earl Mcllwain of Goderich. SAT. NOV. 24 AT 10 A.M.: Antiques, furniture, appliances, etc. at Lobb's Auction Barn Clinton. OF OVER 50 Tractors plus 0 NUMEROUS SMALL ITEMS many pieces of General Farm Equipment Saturday, November 17th 10:00 A.M. Brindley Auctions •Dungannon S19 -S29 -762S AUCTIONEER: GORDON H. BRINDLEY AUCTION SALE Antique furniture and glassware, ap- pliances, household effects etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn Clinton, Ont. for Miss Bess Grieve of Seaforth, Ont. and the Estate of Lily Waghorn. SATURDAY, NOV. 10 AT 10 A.M. Viking upright freezer like new, Frigidaire clothes dryer, Galnaday modern wringer washer, G.E. 30 inch Contessa electric stove like new, Zenith Black and White Portable TV on stand, Heintzman upright piano, Willis upright piano,dehumidifier, 2 piano stools w/glass ball feet, corner china cabinet, Fancy bonnet chest w/spooled front good condition Walnut,fJ!at, to.wall,cupboard w/spool- e lfont In excellent' condition. Flat to wall cupboard - painted, Antique highlow chest of drawers, Antique chest of drawers w/refinished, anti- que bed and two chests of drawers carved back upholstered settee w/2 matching side chairs, Rosewood desk Vey Special, caned seat chair, knee hole desk w/drawers, gate leg drop leaf table, hall table w/drawer, 46 inch long hall table, magazine table, step table w/inlaid leather top, old record cabinet, round dining table w/'centre pedestal, good chesterfield, mantel clock, upholstered chairs, wing chair, blanket box, 3 chicken coop chairs, 3 oak office chairs, electric sewing machine in stand, 20 gal. crock, odd pressback chairs, 2 gunstock type chairs, Bentwood chairs, Lady Char - main Royal Doulton Figurine, 8 silver napkin rings, eight place setting of Elite Limoges dishes, Belleek sitting pig, eight Royal Crown Derby cups and saucers, some plates and 2 pitchers, 3 pieces of, Wedgwood, cranberry basket dish, crystal glassware, 19th Century glass roiling pin, 4 water pit- chers, covered compote, brass candlestick holders, brass and good silver pieces including tea pot and large Cavendish silver tray, Ax- minster Rug 81/2 x 12 ft, 2 - 18 in. x 25 in. rugs, 26 x 51 in. rug, Beige rug 6 x 12, Beige rug 9 x 12. Plus our usual large offering too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH' Auctioneer: Richard Lobb CLINTON 482-7898 42. Death notice NORRIS Suddenly at his residence, • on Thursday, November 1, 1984, Hugh M. Norris, of RR 2, Staf- fs, in his 64th year. Beloved husband of Annie (MacDougald) Norris. Dear father of John of Ex- eter, Harry of Stratford, Mrs. William (Mary) Egan of London, and Mrs. Robert (Joyce) Hume of Glencoe. Dear brother of Ray Norris of Kirkton, Bob Norris of RR 2, Staff°, Mrs. Harvey (Winona) Jacobi of RR 2, Kippen, Mrs. Don (Hazel) McLeod of Ailsa Craig. Mrs. John (Margaret) MacDougald of RR 5, Stretford, Mrs. Orville (Lila) Storey of RR 1, Seaforth, Mrs. Ray (Dorothy) Davis of RR 4, Thamesford, Mrs. Hugh (Donna) Flynn of RR 1, Londesboro, and Mrs. Boyd (Cecelia) Hartwick of Stratford. Also surviving are 9 grandchildren. Predeceased by 3 brothers and 1 sister, Friends were received at the Lockhart Funeral Horne, Mitchell, after 7:30 on Friday, and on Saturday 2- 4 and 7-9 p.m., where the funeral service was held on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Reverend Roe Anderson officiated. Interment in Roy's Cemetery. VAN DEN ASSEM John Sr., passed away in Clinton Public Hospital, on Wednesday, October 31, 1984; John Von Den Assem of Blyth in his 83rd year. Dear father of Margaret .(Mrs. Henry Jongsam) of Brompton, Annie (Mrs. Piet Reinsma) of Clinton, Corry (Mrs. Alvin Wallace) of Blyth, Tina (Mrs. Henk Zeilstra) of Holland, Tony ,of Desboro, Nick of Calgary, John of Brussels and ten of Ottawa. Step -father of Mary Guetter of Florida, Margaret (Mrs. Case Kuiper) of Clinton, Joan (Mrs. John Van Den Assem) of Brussels and Art Lazet of Goderich. Grandfather of 32 grandchildren and great- grandfather of 20. Brother of Mein (Mrs. Os. Groeneveld) and Jean (Mrs. Jan Den Dunnen) both of Holland. Predeceased by his first wife Margaret Klop (1946) and his second wife Joan Martins (1972), one step -son Peter Lazet and also by several brothers and sisters in Holland. Visita- tion at the Tasker Funeral Home, Blyth, after 2 p.m. 'Friday. The funeral service was held at the Christian Reformed Church, Blyth, on Saturday, November 3 at 2 p.m. Interment Blyth Union Cemetery. 43. Births 40.'Lost & Found LOST: male, German shepherd dog in Londesboro area on Thursday, November 1. If know of whereabouts contact 527-0969. 45 -41 . To giveaway WALSH Murray and Donna are pleased to announce the birth of their son Michael Albert born October 25, 1984 at Clinton Public Hospital. Proud grand- parents are Jim and Elsie Walsh, Blyth and Patricia Hunking, Auburn. Special thanks to Dr., Salsbury, and the second'floor nurses.-45nx • ANDREWS We take great pleasure in introducing the star of our show, Angela Ardith, 7 lbs., 101/2 oz., debuting on Oct. 31, 1.984. Co-stars, Colin and Brenda Andrews (nee Brissette) would like to thank the director Dr. Salsbury and the suppor- ting cast of Clinton Public Hospital for their en- core performance. A standing ovation was received by grandparents Homer and Burnie An- drews of Clinton and 1st time grandparents Ed and Ardith Brissette of Goderich and great grandparents George and "Erna Muck of Goderich.-45nx. 44. Engagements FREE PUPPIES to good homes, excellent with children, good watch dogs.. Lab Shepherd/Retriever cross. Only four left. Phone 482-7533. 45 TO GIVE AWAY - Two Collie pups, one male, one female. 482.9117. 45 JUTZI Gerry and Julie are pleased to announce the ar- rival of their first child, Kendall Alicia on October 28, 1984. Another grandchild for Doug and Helen Bartliff and first grandchild for George and Grace Jutzi. Special thanks to Dr. Steed, Dr. Salsbury and second floor nurses of Clinton Public Hospital. -45 LOBS Burt cnd Hope wish to qnnounce the birth of their second son Mathew Burton on October 26, 1984 at Clinton Public Hospital, weighing 8 lbs. 4 oz. A brother for Jesse. Proud grandparents are Harold and Corrie Lc,bb, Clinton, Murray and Pat Garrett, Clinton and Percy and Kay Renner, Bayfield. Special thanks to Dr. Steed, Dr. Salsbury and second floor nurses.-45nx 47. Card of thanks WHITMORE We would like to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the Clinton Fire Deportment and to our thoughtful neighbours for their quick ac- tion taken in putting out the fire. Raymond and Verna Whitmore. -45x LOBB-JACOBS • John and Mary Jacobs,•R.R, 1,Zurich, and James and Verna Lobb, R.R. 2. Clinton, are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children, Helena Wilhelmina and Ernest William. The wedding will take place at 7:30 p.m. in St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Clinton, on November 30, 1984----45 ,47. Card of thanks SCOTCHMER We would like to express ou•r thanks and ap- preciation to our family and friends for the lovely 50th anniversary party they arranged for us, to all who sent cards and brought gifts, to the ladies of the United Church for such a delicious dinner and all the goodies in the afternoon and to everyone who helped in any way. Thank you. Jack and Margaret Scotchrner.-45x MIDDLETON A special thank you in appreciation of all the cards and flowers I received during my stay in . University Hospital, London and in Clinton Public Hospital. My sincere thanks to the Doctors and members of the staffs of both hospitals for the wonderful care I received. It is' nice to be home again.'Muriel Middleton... 45x PAUL BUNYAN CAMP Bayfield Let us book your Christmas Parties now. Year round reservations for dinner and dancing, dancing and lunch. Banquet license available. Good parking. For reservations phone 565-5355, 565- 5030, 482-9160. New Year's Eve dinner and dance tickets still available. HAM & TURKEY SUPPER St. Andrews United Church-Kippen AT BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH Wed., November 14 - 5-8 pm. Adults '6.00; 12 & under '3.00; Pre- schoolers, free. For tickets call 262-5677 BLYTH CUBS On behalf of Boy Scouts of Canada and First Blyth Cub Pack, we would like to thunk all who sup- ported us on apple day. Special. thanks to Carol Irwin and staff of the Blyth Inn for donating the dining room and the lunch. Leaders and boys of First Blyth Cubs. -45 VODDEN A sincere thank you to friends and relatives for your cards, inquiries and treats while a patient in hospital and since my return home. Special thanks to our family for their help. Harold Vodden.-45 MENHEERE We would like to express our thanks to all our relatives, friends and neighbours who stood by us during the loss of our dear son and brother, Bob. Thanks to everyone for their many acts of kindness, p,Tayers, floral tributes, donations, sympathyy cards, and visits. Also, thanks to everyone who brought food to the house and helped us through this very difficult time. A very special thanks to Fr. Caruana for his guidance and kindness, to the pallbearers • and flowerbearers and to Barb and Max Watts for their help and support. Your kindness and thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Hugo and Hilda, Ken, Trish, Tom, Allan, and Peter Menheere, Sandra and Bob Jansen. --.5x GEORGE The family of the late John George wish to ex- press their sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness, prayers, donations cards a time o d andat th f their Councillor Charles Burgess and Mayor Chester Archibald dished out the pancakes and sausages at the community breakfast held on November 3. The Legion donated the hall, and cook Paul Cormier, and the councillors and Steering Committee took care of the ser- ving. The proceeds from the breakfast will go towards the Town Hall Auditorium Equip- ment Fund. (Anne Narejko photo) Q recent bereavement. -45 Former resident made SIMONS The family of the late Captain Richard Simons wish to thank all who visited, sent cords and flowers, who donated to the Clinton Hospital In- tensive Care Unit, the Ontario Heart Foundation, the Arthritis Society and the Trinity Anglican Church Chancel Guild. Special thank you to Reverend Aubrey Bell who officiated at the burial service, to Reverend Lawrence Mould who gave the Eulogy, to Michael Falconer, who gave unfailing support and to the Anglican Church ladies' for providing the welcome repast. Your sympathy and thoughtfulness is very much ap- preciated. Jan and family. -45 Skip it If you skipped rope at an average rate (five cm per jump with .90 jumps per minute) for 15 minutes three times a week, it would take only three weeks until. you had jumped as high as the CN Tower. ComnTlaIiding Officer Lieutenant Commander Murray E. Stanley CD took over• the duties of Commanding Officer for the Canadian Forces Station in' Aldergrove, B.C. this summer. LCdr. Stanley is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Stanley of •Grand Bend and formerly of Clinton. He was born in 1939 and received his public and secondary education at Clinton schools. In January of 1959 he joined. 'the Royal Canadian Navy ' , where he specialized ih communications. Early in his career, LCdr. Stanley served on a variety of ships and shore establishments on the east coast and in the POO Clinton Jr. C. Mustangs "MEET THE PLAYERS NIGHT" at the White Carnation HOLMESVILLE SATURDAY NOV. 10 9 PM — 1 AM - Open to the public - Disc Jockey - Lunch Provided -Everyone welcome FREE ADMISSION CLINTON •DOXED .MEATS "Buy in Bulk and Save $SS" " JUST OFF HWY. NO.4 - 4'/2 MILES NORTH OF CLINTON, ON WEST SIDE. WATCH FOR OUR SIGNS! PRE INVENTORY SALE We'd rather sell it than count it! Stock up for winter and save! Present this coupon for a discOUflt on our entire stock of •FRESH OR FROZEN MEMS •FROZEN VEGETABLES •P07ATO PRODUCTSlosing iirrle Coupon ext ires at cFRIDAY, NOV. 16 Phone 523-9508 PIANO TUNING • REPAIRS • REBUILDING • KEYS RECOVERED • DAMPP•CHASERS • REGULATING • BENCHES BRUCE PULSIFER 348.9223 '.1CNrLL QUEEN'S Seaforth This Week Bounty Cleveland Is corning Dec- 11 Arctic as a radio operator. In 1969 he went to the west coast as a petty officer of first class. and received his commission as an officer. He completed his officertraining on the east coast, then served on submarines in Canada and in the United Kingdom. He also served on Canada's last aircraft carrier, the HMCS Bonaventure. From January 1974 to July 1978, LCdr. Stanley served at CFS Aldergrove as the technical officer. Here he co-ordinated a major expansion' which included renovating the .galley, single ' men's quarters and the Operations Centre. From Aldergrove he was posted , to Esquirnalt as the officer ,in charge of the communications school and then as the senior staff officer of comunications to the Commander Maritime Forces Pacific. In his present position, as Commanding Officer, he .is looking forward to the future for CFS Aldergrove and part of that will include the Canada wide celebration of the 75th anniversary, of the founding of the Canadian Navy. Today the Aldergrove location covers 1,300 acres. The Matsqui Prairie, where the transmitters are located, covers 300 acres. A. total of 136 military personnel and 41' civilians are employed at CFS Aldergrove. Aldergrove's task is to maintain a 24 hour radio contact, 365 days a• year, with the Canadian Pacific Fleet and all her allies operating in the . Pacific from Australia, New Zealand, United States and United Kingdom. LDdr. Stanley '. will be posted at Aldergrove for the next three years with his wife; Judith, daughter Itaren and sons Charles and Mark. FRIED CHICKEN Viueiee' SEAFOOD Tuesdays are at Coming next week,..our semi-annual 2 for 1 SNACK SALE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15 Dixie Lee Chicken and Seafood 33 VICTORIA ST. 482-7337 CLINTON 1