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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1985-3-13, Page 227. Page 18—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1985 CLASSIFIED CLEARING FARM MACHINERY AUCTION Of trucks, iroctgrs, form machinery, for K. & J. Elder Farms located 6 miles north of Grand Bend on TUESDAY MARCH 26 AT 10:30 A.M. CONSISTING OF: TRUCKS AND AUTOMOBILE- 1976 GMC, tandem drive. 6V53 Detroit Diesel, oyto trans.:, 22' steel rock c w hoist, roll tarp, certified' 1972 G'MC pick-up 307 V8..3 speed, uncertified '1968 GMC dump truck stngle axle, 6 cyl. gas, 5 plus. 2 trans,. uncertified 1966 GMC tractor tondem, air lift, tag oxfe,. V•12 gas, 5 speed 2 sed, axle, cab -over, certified 1975 Chevelle. 4 door Sedan,, 6 auto,"certified 1961 Freuhauf tandem axle trader steel floor 36', wooden rocks ridge pole, grain doors 1972 Kenworth, cab -over tandem tractor, 318 Detroit 13 speed, easily certified.. TRACTORS: .1 0 8440 tractor 18.4 x 38, 4 WD, axle duals„ triple remote 3 pth, 1000, RPM, PTO 2400 hrs J.D 4440 tractor, cab heater, air, quad range.. dual remotes, 20 8 x 38, 1800 hrs J 0: 330 tractor 1958 model, antique. 2 cyl, gas. 3 pth wide front axle. excellent condition 1972 J D 2120 1240 hrs,, high•low shift. 1840 tires .1 D 2140 power shift. 1100 hrs, Int 444 Diesel, 1850 loader. fully hyd. J.D. 146 loader fully hyd. EQUIPMENT - J -D 1010 cultivator 36'21 hyd, fold.. buster bar type harrows J D.. 8300 grain drill, 21 x 7 plain grain double gisc openers, fluted Teed J;D FBB grain 8 Pert. drill, 17 rn., markers hyd, lift J D. 2800 plow, 6 furrow, varioble width spring reset. Hd. cushion coulters 1 D. 25A flail mower 3 pth R 8 R land roller 36' hyd. wings 8 , transport Kongskilde vibro•crop stuffier 6 row, 30" rolling shields Brent grain buggy, 550 bu Mod 500A 281 x 26, hyd, auger Popy•trail harrows 21' c w wings Lucknow snowblower 4'2 dbl auger hyd spout DMI onydrous applicator, hyd, wings, 13 shank 3 pth gouge whls Geo, White trot) sprayer, 300 gal, stainless steel tank, 36 boom PTO purnp rnech„ agitator R. 8 R. front mount sproyer. 500 gal; poly tank 1000 RPM PTO pump sprayer booms, 36' for incorp„ SED elec. controls 8 solenoids SED sprayer. tractor monitor Poly•tank 1500 gal. Fuel troller 400 gal, tandem -axle .12'v pump Gilbert 8 R'iplo combine tracks. fits 4400 • 8820 J.D. 30 pads no 4WD needed J D 400 20 rotary hoe with trailer 54' - 8" Versatile auger 72- • 8" West Steel Rosco auger.: STRAWBERRY EQUIPMENT: WIC straw mufcher, 3 pth; PTO, wogon platform Vicon rake pth swath,turner 2 whl Mechanical transplanter, 1 row 3 pth, water tank Marlow irrigation pump: PTO drive on trailer., 60;' of 4" suction c w strainer Irrigation pipe 8 sprinkler, 1500' of .3"„ 60' of 4", 25 Selen sprinklers c w adj, heads. 18" risers, reducers & fittings pipe transporter.2 whl. trailer. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS: 1700 boles wheat straw in stack 100 x 20 -truck tires 8 whls 100 x 15 front r'ib tractor tires 8 whls 'GSW 2-,water'pump c w Briggs engine 1750 watt alternator c w Briggs engine J,D moisture tester 4 • Midland 30 watt VHF mobile radios several new Dashwood windows 18" 1•beam, 32/Tong '2,1' I-beam 4,2' long Webster 1 hp air corepressor ' NOTE: All verbal announcements take precedence over written material. PROPRIETOR: John Elder:. 236.4468 AUCTIONEERS: Bruce Rothwell, Dick Robinson, John McKenzie ,9Z/A.,„,3 ,szida./ed Spectacular tulip chosen for Legion year By Al Welch CLINTON - The Clinton Legion Branch 140 Diamond Jubilee Tulip Committee held a meeting on March 10, with a full turnout of committee members. Committee members include Chairman - Harold Black; President - Geo. Lauzon; 1st Vice - Gord Tait; 2nd Vice - Don Armstrong; Purchasing - Ray Bentley; Council Contact - John Deeves; P.R.O. - Al Welch; Garnet Harland .for Schools; Paul Cormier of Brucefield; Geo: Youmatoff of Bayfield; Harvey Hayter of Varna; Mary and Percy Brown, Bill Chambers," Russ Phillips, Helen and Ivan 'Hoggart of Clinton; Ladies Auxiliary Presi- dent - Rosemary Armstrong; Bess Black, Annie Sallows and Blanche Deeves. To celebrate the Legion's, 60th Anniver- sary, and as a special sign of remembrance, a beautiful blood, red tulip has been selected from Holland. It is the Legions goal to sell many millions of these tulip bulbs to corporations, in- stitutions, service clubs and individuals in 46. In memoriam WILSON In loving memory of a dear father and grand- father, Jock, who passed away one year ago March 10, 1984: Put your arms around him Lord, Treat him with special core, Makeup for all he suffered, And all that seemed unfair, Without farewell he fell asleep, With only memories for us to keep: Lovingly remembered by Linda and Ross, Leh and Linda and grandchildren, Jason, Wesley, Tara and Tyler, --.'-1 1 x AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS, 'TENDERBROKERS& BUSINESS CONSULTANTS, -. Hwy. No. 4, Brucefield, On't:-- Phone (519) 482-7181 or 482'=3120 GIGANTIC FARM EQUIPMENT Monthly Clearance & Consignment Auction. Friday; Morth122, 1985, 10trm-shorp, Sales held fourth Friday of each month. New & Used equipment including appro.x•' 'mately, 75 tractors, some industrial equipment; trucks, seeding equipment and over'200 pieces" of all 'types of form egoipmenl plus lawn and garden tractors. Special Note; This sale features several consignments from area formers plus an excellent lineup of our o'wn in,ientory Terms ,c ash or,good cheque day c,1 sale Not responsible for accidents on property Lunch booth and truck ing available. Tractors to be sold inside. Auc tioneer Cliff Gilbert. One of Ontario s fastest growing monthly form equipment consignment auctions. Wayne Ward Farm Equipment, Highway No: 6, Wiarton. Ontario. Phone (519)534.1638.:or 534-•2980. 11 12o 39.• Educational AUCTION SCHOOL • Western Canada School of, Auctioneer ng, Over 1.000 graduates,' Courses cornrnence• 1st Monday of April, August, D•et'.ornber,: For particulars write' Box 687. Lacombe: AB TOC 150. 1 to FREE Career Guide describes 200 leorn:at,home, 9r respondence Diploma courses: Accounting., Art Bookkeeping Business Manogernent, Clark typist Secretory Journalism ielevision Servic .nq Travel Granton ,`5A, 263 Adelaide West Toronto 1.800.268.1121, llo 42. Death`noti,ce' NOBLE In Niagara Faits, Ontario, on Sunday, March 3, 1985, John Keith Noble of Georgetown and formerly of Morris Township in' his- 78th year Beloved brother of ,George Noble of.Gorrie. On- tario, Ruth (Mrs..,,Aaror% Fisher) of, Clinton: Predeceased by his parents James and;Ellen Nb• ble and two brothers Earl and Ernest. Rested at the Tasker Funeral Home, Blyth, Ontario, where the funeral service was held on Thursday, March 7th at 2 p.m. Interment Blyth Union Cem'etery, McWHINNIE At Alexandra Marine and General Hospital; Goderich en 'Friday, `March 8, 1985, ° The Rev. William H. McWhinnie (former Minister of First " Baptist Churches'in Goderich and Clinton); in his 81st year, Beloved husband of Barbara Romans. 'Deer' father of 'Paul and'. his• wife Sharon of Hamilton. Loving grandfather of Kim and Mornie. Also survived. by two sisters Mrs, Mary, Ross of Toronto and Mrs, Margaret Kirkwood of Burl. ington. Rested at the McCallum Funeral Home, Cambria Rood tat East Street, Goderich, until 12:30 p.m. Monday: then to Fi"rst Baptist Church. Goderich; for funeral service at 2 o'clock. Inter- ment Maitland Cemetery., 43. Births !EARN PIANO ORGAN New, East Chord Meth -cit Instruction book 3 Cosset Topes 'each you Keyboard styles including -By Ear' and ',amplified mush rending, All family members non learn Progress own pace Low cost' Start ,. hording immediately Details free, Write. KEN'S KEYBOARD KOURSE las advertised on Televi ,ion Box 3021, Station A. Moncton N.B, E1C 9C2 8 110 40. Lost & Found rosi Strip of chrome opprnn '5 x '12' off 1979 Chrysler Nevi Yorker in Clinton If found phone 482 3514 9tfnx LOST., in Bayfield areo older German Shepherd 'time tan and black answers to, Hespy also. iernole Sheep dog. block and whin answers to 8r'r, Her 487 7153 or 482 7559 11 10ST Pontiac hubcap near Langford 1urnher Coll 482 3808 11 • 41 , To give away IO GIVE' AWAY female Clamber Swum?' two 'eons old n,,r ellertt with kids would make gond for rn ring 482 7065 11 x i 42. Death notice KELLY - Peter and Gisele of ;Blyth joyfully arinounte the' safe arrival of their son .David Peter on February 20, .1985 of St, Mary's Hospital. Kitchener weighing 5 lbs. 15 ors:, A brother for sisters Gisele and Lisa. 1 1 rix TO Chroeung and Soroeun To of 72 Victoria St Vanastra, are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter Mina Joanne on March 2, 1985 at Clinton Public Hospital l lnx BROMLEY Brian and Lorraine are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son. Kiel Bruce, born March 9 1985 at 1 06 p.m,. weighing 6'lbs. 4' , ozs of Clinton Public Hospital Grandson for Bruce, Gwen, Pearl, Charlie and Marg, 1 l nx TOLL Vaughn and Marlene arra pleased to aneounce the arrival of a son, Andrew Donald Aubrey, on March 3 1985, weighing 9 lbs, 1'r ors, A little brother for Greg and Bryce Proud grandparents are Donald and Marjorie McNeil and Aubrey and Marie Toll l lrtx JANSEN Bob and Sandra are pleased to aniintince, the birth of their son Derek. Michael at Clinton Public Hospital on Marrh 1 1985 weighing 7 lhs 14 ars Second grandchild for John and Nellie Jansen and first grandchild for Hugo and Hilda Menheere, llnx 47. Card of thanks t FEAR Sincere thanks 'to friends and neighbours for your expressions of sympathy at the time of the loss of our brother. Bert and Flora Fear --11x ROETCISOENDER - KOLKMAN We would like to express our thanks to all our relatives, neighbour's and friends for all the flowers, donations, cards, food, visits and offers of assistance during our sudden loss of a dear wife and•daughter, Helen. Special thanks to Rev, Roger' Gelwicks, , Tasker Funeral Home, pallbearers and the ladies who served lunch: These kindnesses wifi always be remembered by all of us. It's nice to know so many people,care, Tony Roetcisoender, the Kolkman family•and the Roetcisoender family:. -M1 1 McNAIRN :Special thanks to my relotives, friends, .and neighbours for the lovely cards, gifts and flowers while I was in Clinton Public Hospital and to all those who se kindly inquired about me.. Many thanks to Dr, Baker and Dr. Wotts, the wonderful girls on 1st floor and all who were so very con- cerned 'and helpful,CalisthMcNairn.-.1 lar " PATTERSON My -sincere thanks to family and friends for visits, cards and treats while I was a patient in Victoria Hospital- Nelson Patterson.-,• 11 - • -CLINTON GROUP.HOME Thanks to -.•the Kinette Club of „ Clinton for donating the card table and chairs for the Group Home in Clinton This'is g eatly appreciated by tenants and staff.•••.11 x 4V LEYBURNE The family of the. late Alicia Margaret Leyburne wish to express their sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for floral tributes; sym- pathy cards, memorial donations and other acts of kindness during the'loss of,a, dear mother, • grondmother and _great grandmother: Special thanks to staff at Huronview, Rev. Simmons, St. Paul's Friendship : Guild • and. Ball & Falconer Funeral Home. Your 'kindness aid thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Marg, Bill, Earl, Art and families. 11x DUCHARME _ 4 I would like to say a sincere thanks to my family, relatives, friends and neighbours for oil the cards,. flowers. treats, yisits and telephone calls I received while 1 was -a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital and since returning home, Also thanks to all the nurses on fourth floor. Special thanks to Dr. Hawkins and'his stuff who took core of me; Your • kindness will always be remembered. Gene Ducharme. 11 x CAMPBELL At Sr Prtnrshurq Florida on Wednesday March 6 i085 Mrs Fun Rose /Carter; Camphill of Clrn ter. lm her 861h year Beloved wife, of Wllliarn Campbell nisi) survived by several rueros orad nephews Friends were, received at the Ball & Falconer Funeral Home- 153 High Street Clinton 00 Saturday from.2 4 and J 9 p rn Funeral ser vire was held err Sunday March 10 art 7 p rn In r r.rrn not Cbn ton Cernetrtry 44. Engagements McMICHAEL At Clinton Public Hospital on Saturday Wirth 9 1985 Mr Arthur Douglas McMichael of Clinton and formerly of fi R 1 Londesboro in his 66th - year Beloverr husband of the former Rim Thump son and dear father of ,Rita (Mrs Terry Dnv sl of Mtssrssairgn and Ar1.Jr of Clinton Also loved by four grandchildren Rhonda Jeff Stott and Jesse Also Survived by Iwo sisters Isabelle (Mrs Sidney Lee; and Ruby (Mrs 'Morley Willis'). both of Surma and three brothers ;Reg of Windsor Harvey of Sarnia and Fronk of Goderich Predeceased by ane sister Della McMichael and me brother Ted Friends were received at the Ball 8 Falconer Funeral Home 153 Hiyh Street Clinton Funeral service was held nn Monday March 11 at '2 p m Interment MartInnd Cemetery Goderich MERNER - TYNDALL Keith and Phyllis Tyndall and John rind ,loan Merner announce. with pleasure the rnarringe of Wendy and Marvin. The wedding cerernony will take place on April 6. 1985 at 4 p rn 'm Ontar in Street United Church. Clinton, 11 x WOODWARD • SHANAHAN Mr and Mrs )Donald 1 Shanahan of 1 mdsny are pleased to announce, the forthrorninq rnarrioge of their daughter Kathryn Louise to John Fdward Woodward of Oakwood Ontario- The wedding ,o take place October 19 1985 Kathy is the granddaughterof Douglas Freeman of Clinton 11 x 47. Card of thanks PARROTT A sincere thank you to those who rolled with personal greetings and also for cords and gifts for my 90th birthday Your thoughtfulness hos given MP many happy memories Bailie Parrott l i x GILDERS ' Your thoughtfulness and sympathy have been most helpkul and consoling to us in our bereave• ment,'The lovely flowers were an expression of friendship which will always be a pleasant rnernory. Special thanks to the Holmesville Ladies and Men's Slo-Pitch Teams and all the Holrnesville neighbours. Doug and Hildo Gilders and family. l 1 x • FALCONER We wish to thunk our family, relatives, our many friends and neighbours for a most enjoyable par- ty in the Stonley.Complex on.the occasion of our 40th Wedding Anniversary. Also for the many lovely gifts and cards. 11 wos all very much ap- preciated and memories we will always treasure. Mervyn and Evelyn, 11 STEPHENSON Thanks to my family sisters. brothers, friends and neighbours for flowers, cards and visits, Special thanks to first floor nurses and Dr, Baker, It was all appreciated. Blanche Stephenson, 11 • SCHULTZ We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to ill the friends, neighbours, snowplow opnrotors and Blyth Firemen for their quick response and assistance in our recent house fire, Gary and Mary Schultz,. 11 HESSELWOOD I wish to thank my family and friends for their many acts of kindness while I was a patient in St,. Joseph's Hospital and since returning home., It wos greatly opprec atkd, John Hesselwood. 11 SKOV Mont' thanks to family, friends. neighbors, 0 (, W and Rev P,ck for visits, flowers, cords and telephone calls while in Clinton Hospital and since returning home, My appreciation to Dr tlarrett .,.Dr lambert nurses and O,R„ staff Oda, 11 NOBLE On behalf of the family of John Noble,. we would like to thank our friends, relatives and 'neighbours who have heen•so thoughtful in the ,passing,of o dear brother., for flowers and the many sympathy cards„ to the Orange Lodge for the service. Tasker Funeral Home., the UCW of Blyth; Rev. Pick,. arid 'to our family who have been so very very thoughtful,: We will always remember, your sympathy and thoughtfulness, Aaron and Ruth Fisher, 11x TOLL Marlene and Andrew want to thank Dr. Baker and :he nurses on second floor for their excellent core and also the family and friends for cords and gifts 11 Canada. As a special project, many school children in Canada will be given bulbs to do their-..* wi planting. - These Fiery Darwin Hybrid Tulips, which grow to 24 inches, produce large flowers with lasting and sturdy qualities. Flowering immediately after early tulips, their size and brilliance will be eye-catching. The bulbs are hardy and easy to grow and will last for many years if left in the ground. There will be further information available on Diamond Jubilee Tulips. Chair- man of this committee will be Comrade Harold Black. Coming Events A mixed euchre card party will be held at the Clinton Legion Saturday, March 16 at 2 p.m. Everyone welcome. The officers and executive meeting will be heldlMarch 18 at 8 p.m. Nominations of officers will take place at the general meeting on March 25, at 8 p.m. Could we please have a good turnout for this rneeting and vote for the member of "Your" choice. Sports Results Results from the uchre play at the Clinton Legion on March 5 included: High Score - Van Egmond with 89; Lone Hands - -eight" I must be a record of some kind) with four pupil pail Middleton, Jewell, McDonald, Kerr, Corey, Alexander, Jenkins and Pat Mahon; Low Score - Harold Black with 52. There were 12 tables present. In the first year of competition in the Bluewater Ladies Dart League, Clinton Legion Ladies came out on top. The team comprised of: Karen Greidanus; (Captain), Annie Sallows, Doris Chambers, Madelon Yeats, Nancy McLay and Rosemary Arm- strong, completed league play on March 9. Six points ahead of their closest rivals, Goderich "A" Team. Teams from Goderich (3), Wingham, Brussels (2), Fish and Game, Clinton and the Clinton Legion participated. Congratula- tions ladies, as always a job well done. One of the members of Branch 140, CPL • Len Mills of Greenwood, CFB Nova Scotia, Coach of the Greenwood Bombers Hockey Club went on to win the Canadian Forces Atlantic Region Hockey Championship and now advances to CFB National Finals in Petawawa, Ont. to compete against CFB teams from Victoria, B.C., Cold Lake, Alberta, Quebec and Ontario. Branch 140 is proud of CPL Len Mills and wish him success and the very best. Com- rade Len is now starting his eighth year in the Armed Services. Thea Wisch speaks on becoming Canadian citizen By Margaret Hoggarth KIPPEN - The March meeting of Kippen East will be on Wednesday, March 20 at 8 :,..p.m. Members note the date and time! The hostess will be Mona Alderdice. Speaker will be Thea Wisch on becoming a Canadian Citizen.. Roll call to be answered by "Where I cast my first ballot." The "Energetic Eight" met at the home of Bob and -Frances Kinsman on March 8. Cards were played and winners were: Men's low - Bob Kiiisnlan, Al Hoggarth captured the high prize. Frances Kinsman was awarded the ladies' low, with Margaret • Hoggarth winning the ladies' high. If•Spring is just around the corner, the -get-togethers 1 will be halted while everyone prepares for seeding. 4-H'news - • Theresa Van Dorp reports this week for the Kippen III 4-H club. This spring the club is called "Action Wear". The first meeting was held on February 19 at the home of leader Joyce Wilson. We opened with the 4-1-1 pledge and appointed theclub' officers. President - Janice Moffat,. Vice -President - Paulette Predhomme. Secretary - to be floating. Press Reporters - .Jane Papple and Theresa Van Dorp. Treasurer - Yvette, Predhomnle. Telephone -Karen DeJong and ,Paulette Predhomme. We then started on the 4-H,books'and took measurements for thegarnlents which we liave to make. We'then discussed what we had to bring to the next meeting - materials. pattern, and sewing box.' .Janice. Moffat acted as secretary for meeting one. Jane Papple reports for meeting two of Kippon IIi - 4-11` Club, which was held" on February 26 at Brucefield United Church. The meeting was opened with the 4-11 pledge and minutes were read by Janice Moffat. We then checked each other's books to make sure they Were up-to-date.'We discussed a name for our club, but haven't -decided on one yet. For •roll call, each of us brought three knit garments to show and describe,to the other members. Although„ we had all purchased our patterns, fabrics. -and notions; we read about choosing them and fourid that mast of us had the right•choices..We then,, li•hrked on our pattern lay -out. • United Church News Pastor Doti Moffat presided in the pulpit of St. Andrews on March 10.: Frances Kinsman accompanied the 'hymns at the organ. Pastor Moffat's sermon was based on LUBE'IJIL and FILTER "Heal Repentence". On Sunday,.March 31- communion will be observed. April 7 - Easter Sunday Service at regular time. Home again Margaret Hoggarth reporting - Hello - I have returned from an, exciting eight day stay in England. While there I visited with my mother in Walthamstow and my sister Janet in Theydon Bois. This trip was a surprise to them as I went over to help my sister' and husband ::celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary: Spring has sprung over .there. I saw snowdrops and crocuses, but in spite of their bad winter nota sign of snow. My landing in Gatwick; England was delayed four hours due to fog, but it didn't seem too long as I , had a great travelling companion who hailed from Quebec and she just happened to be going tq Theydon Bois for a wedding - it's a small world isn't it? !. The return flight on March 6 was'on time. and I enjoyedll) the beautiful . winter wonderland scenery from Toronto to Kip-, pen, where everything -was covered with ice • ° and the Sun captured the beauty of it all as if diamonds had been scattered everywhere. McKillop quits area landfill committee • McK 11.1,01' 'TW P.- Upset over unexpected costs and frustrated by bureaucracy, McKillop 'township's representative on the Seaforth and Area Landfill Committee has quit.- "We're pulling out mainly because there doesn't seem to -be any progress and it's costing a lot of money," said McKillop Reeve Marie Bicknell. She said the search for a new diunp site had already cost McKillop Township more than $24,000. Reeve Bicknell was also dissatisfied with the. provincial Ministry of the Environment's role in the -search: "The -Ministry of the Environment has a lot to say, but itdoesn't seem to be doing much.". $1295 oil sus per litre Mechanical repairs, Used Cars B.J. ENTERPRISES 5th Avenue, Vanastra near Pro Auto Craft 48'2-3403 Open8am-spm Travel Ontario Is Coming April 1st Wendy Cartwright is proud to announce the graduation of her husband Paul from Fan- shawe.College. He• is now an interprovincial Class A mechanic, employed at George Noseworthy's inc. in London. Paul is the son of •Mr. and Mrs. James Cartwright of Auburn, He is a CHSS graduate. Remount or Repair? At Anstett's THE CHOICE IS YOURS Do your Diamond Rings need some repair? Drop in • we'll clean and check your rings at no charge to -you. Come in for this service in March and we'll give you a Free Jar of Jewellery Cleaner.. We can,remount your diamond in a variety of handcrafted new settings. All work done at Anstett's own factory by our professional certified goldsmiths, Estimates and Consultations done at no charge • NSTETT JEWELLERS 8 Albert St. CLINTON 284 Main St, EXETER 26 Main St, South SEAFORTH 135 Queen St. East ST. MARYS 203 Durham St. E, WALKERTON II.