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31. Service directory
McQUAiD CARPENTRY
LICENSED CARPENTER
• RLNOV ATIONS•SIDING •ROOFING• ADDITIONS, ETC-,
482-3628 (Evenings)
WATER WELL DRILLING
W.D. HOPPER & SONS
FoFr modern rotary rigs
Phone Seaforth
NEIL:527-1737 DURL:527-0828 JIM:527.0775
Chris Brooks Carpentry
NO JOB TOO SMALL
Call 482-3830
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CIYMPLETE
SHARPENING SERVICE
In Clinton, Highway 8 west
across from Elm Haven Motel
Phone - 482-3305
JACK B. COLQUHOUN
GENERAL CONTRACTING
Specializing In:
•CUSTOM BUILT HOMES
•RENOVATIONS
• ADDITIONS
•KITCHENS
•ALUMINUM SIDING
PHONE 482-9506 EVENINGS
For All Your Plumbing Needs,
Contact:
CHRIS MIDDLETON
PLUMBING
(Licenced Plumber)
Phone
482-72010r 482-3758
I Industrial, Commercial, �.
Farm, Residential ' 1
Reasonable Rates
34. Personal
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F35.Notice to creditors,
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS AND OTHERS
ALL CLAIMS against tl,e Estate of Olive Marion
Ives. late of the City of Sarnia,' in the County of
Larnhton, who' died on or about the 18th day of
January, 1985, must be filed with the undersign•
ed personal representative on or before the 5th
day of April, 1985, thereafter, the undersigned
will distribute•the assets of the said estate hav-
ing regard only to the claims then filed, .
DATED this 11 th day of March, 1985.
HUGH GEORGE IVES,'
Administrator by his solicitor'
Joseph A. Farina,,
Barrister and Solicitor,
425 N, Chr istino Street,
Sarnia. Ontario,
N7T 5V8
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS
IN THE ESTATE OF Robert Archie McNeil Deceas-
.•d
Ail clam,, against the Estate of Robert Archie
"V1r Nell late of the Township of •Goderich. in the
Lawny of Heron. who died on or about the 8th
tiny of 1('hruury. 1985, must be filed with the
,in,Irrs,ynorf personal representatives on or
h -•fury• thr• 26th day of April„ 1985, After that
,fnio 1h,r F•,ral,i will bre distributed with regard
.„,/y 10 the r fairnh of which the undersigned shall
ban hn.e notice and the undersigned shall not
h, L•rhl,. to nr,y person.0f„v/hosr, (loirn it shall not
ti„'r 1 H1./.! ,1C111(
11 1) i1t Gn1i„r,r h 0,1tar 10 this 18th day of Mor
, •'. ra 5
E nlrn Alfit•do McNeil Executrix
R,R. 3
Ctn;tonOrtano
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and
Enu,,.I JCIU,(4,n Jewell Executrix
R,R 1
Colton, Ontario
NOR 1E30.
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Brnnst,rrs &Solicito,s
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38. Auction sale 1
Plan to attend the
AUCTION SALE
SATURDAY MARCH 30 AT 12 NOON
for William Monn, Moncrleff, Lot 35,
Con. 16, Grey Township, one mile north
of Monkton on Highway 23 then three
miles west on the 16th con.
SALE CONSISTS OF a well kept line of
modern machinery all In excellent
condition including tractors, combine,
harvesting equipment, truck, Midland
radios, 2500 bales of hay and
miscellaneous Items.
NOTE: illness forces this sale of a fine
well kept line of modern machinery.
This fine dairy farm Is for private sale.
David Carson, Auctioneer
R.R. 3 LISTOWEL 519.291.2049
GIGANTIC FARM EQUIPMENT Monthly Glearance
& Consignment Auction, Friday. March 22, 1985.
10 a.m. sharp. Sales- held fourth Fridoy of each
month. New & Used equipment including approx•
imately 75 tractors, some industrial equipment,
trucks, seeding equipment and over 200 pieces
of all types of farm equipment plus lawn and
garden tractors. Special Note; This sale features
several consignments from area farmers plus an
excellent lineup of our own inventory. Terms
cash or good cheque day of sale. Not responsible'
for accidents on property. Lunch booth and truck-
ing avoiloble. Tractors to be sold, inside. Auc•
tioneer Cliff Gilbert, One of Ontario's fastest
growing rnonthly form equipment consignment
auctions, Wayne Ward Farm Equipment.
Highway No, 6, Wiarton, Ontario, Phone
(519)534.1.638, or 534-2960.•.. 11,120
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Self propelled combine, three
tractors, modern farm machinery,
forage equipment, hay and straw,
cattle squeeze, etc., to be held at Lot
1, Concession 7, Morris Township,
approx. 2'T2 miles north of Blyth,
Ont. on Highway No. 4 for Mr. Bill
Fear.
THURSDAY MARCH 28 AT 1 PM
TRACTORS: International 1066 diesel
tractor with cab heater, radio, front
mount auxiliary fuel tank, dual
external hydraulics 20.8 x 38 rear
tires, 18.4 x 38 Tbar snap on duals
with tires; International 684 diesel
tractor with IHC 2250 quick attach
hyd. 'bucket loader, external
hydraulics, 16.9 x 30 rear tires, run
2370 hrs.; Oliver 770 gas wheat land
model tractor with live pto.
COMBINE: Gleaner K gas bean ,
special self propelled combine with
cab straw chopper, KL335 -three row
wide corn head and 10 ft, floating
cutter bar head with pickup reel;
Gleaner 240 nil two row Wide cern
head to be sold separate.
MACHINERY: New Holland 791
tandem manure spreader with hyd.
tail gate; International 720 five
furrow semi mount plow with 20 inch
bottoms spring resets trip coulters;
Interriational 470 trail 161/, ft. wiieg
disc with dual wheels; International
45 vibra shank 181/2 ft, trail, wing
cultivator w/Mid West harrows;
International 400 fourrow cyclo
planter with Gandy' insecticide
applicator; New Holland 770 forage
harvester with two row 'adjustable
corn head and hay pickup; 2 New
Holland No. 8 three beater forage
boxes w/steel roofs on Horst ten ton
wagons; 'New Holland 27 whirl feed
forage blower; New ' Holland 80
three point hitch bale mover fork;
two flat racks on wagons; 2 Turnco
gravity boxes in need of repair;
Lucknow 8' i ft. double auger snow
blower; Lucknow three point hitch
post hole digger; Continental 300 US
gal. trail sprayer with plastic tank
and 28 ft. boom; 2 Bruns 260 bushel
gravity bins on Horst eight ton
wagons; three point hitch blade; old
side rake; 16 ft. pipe elevator; MY -D
Han -D cattle squeeze with automatic
head gate: Ford three furrow plow
and NH66 baler for parts or scrap; 4
row rowcrop cultivator; 10 ,ft, chain
harrow.
TOOLS & MISC: Cement mixer with
electric motor; Lincoln 225 electric
welder; acetylene' torch and cart for
small tanks; Webster portable air
compressor: small wagon load of
tools & misc. •
HAY AND STRAW: 25 large round
bales of wheat straw stored inside;
20 large round bales of straw
outside; 400 square bales of hay.
Plan to attend this sale of good
equipment.
FARM SOLD LUNCH BOOTH
TERMS: CASH
Auctioneer: Richard Lobb
CLINTON, Ont. 519-482-7898
For information phone the owner Bill
Fear, Blyth, Ont. 519.523-9369.
Owner or auctioneer not responsible
for accidents day of sale.
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Gigantic Handyman Auction
This Sunday, March 24th, 1 p.m.
South Huron Recreation Centre (arena)
94 Victoria St., Exeter
Antiques household effects new tools rind equipment, carpet
and linoleurnby auction. New carpet linoleum , rocker, gloss,
china brrtss small tables curio cabinet, brass planter, brass
and wood cocit racks marble tables desk, chairs, stainless
steel howls, scissors Bentwood rocker, Neer steins, small brick.
o hrcick etc 3 hp compressor 16 speed drill press 14' b 'hd
saw 6 wood fainter 2 way metal hand saw, sand blaster 2
ton floor jack air paint guns air hose impact guns and sockets.
I() carbide sow blades, bolt cutters air filter controls, drill bits,
crit rachets 5 Makitct grinder, torque wrenches hammers.
router hits tarps • D A sanders,. gear pullers, impact drivers,.
flex rachets levels, punches, chisels air greose guns. Drill
sharpeners butterfly rachets, hacksaw blades, soap, scratch
polls cross slide vises socket sets, 4' x 6 sander grinder, band
sow bfodes recoil air hose drill vises F 8 C clomps, 6' x 9'
Snncfer, gander speed wrenches, tin snips. electric grinders.
pipe wrenches ,crow foot wrenches 60 amp battery charger,
ono ton chain block 'come alongs. quick Coupler. sets blow gun;,
knives electric stapler plus 100's of other hobby home and
fords related !terns
TERMS Cosh M C Visa cheque.
Auctioneer: Art Larivee Jr.
Auctions Unlimited 268-8748
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38. Auction sale
1 i CLEARING
FARM
MACHINERY
AUCTION
Of farm equipment for K. & J. Elder
Farms, located 6 miles north of
Grand Bend on Hwy. Nq. 21.
TUESDAY, MARCH 26
AT 10:30 A.M.
NOTE: Refer to last week's edition,
March 13, for full listing of tractors,
machinery, trucks, and strawberry
equipment.
RATHWELL & ASSOCIATES INC.
Hwy. No. 4, Brucefleld, Ont,
482.7181 or 482.3120
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Richard Lobb Auctioneer
CLINTON • 482.7898,
AUCTION CALENDAR
SAT. MARCH 23 AT 10 AM - Furniture and
appliances at Richard Lobb s barn, Clinton.
for Orval Powell.'
SUNDAY, MARCH 24 AT 1 PM • A modern
furniture and appliances and household
effects to be held at Soltford Hall, Goderich,
Ontario for Mrs. Della McGee.
THURSDAY, MARCH 28 AT 1 PM - 3
tractors, combine, modern form machinery,
forage equipment, hay,and straw, 2' 7 miles
north of Blyth on Highway 4 for Bill Fear.
SAT. MARCH 30 AT 10 AM • Antiques.
Furniture, etc. to be held •at Richard Lobb's
Auction Barn, Clinton, Ont, °
SAT. APRIL 6 AT 10 AM - . Antiques;
furniture, etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's
Auction Barn, Clinton, Ont._ for Glen
Lockhort.
THURSDAY, APRIL 11 AT '10 AM • Beef
cows, Stocker cattle, truck,- combine, 5
tractors. swather, forage, harvesting and
tillage equipment. feed, etc... to be held at
Lot 19, Concession 5, McKillop township,
2'%7 miles north of Seaforth and 1'1 miles
east for Wilfred Drager. Farm is sold.
SAT,. APRIL 13 AT 10 AM - "Airless ,paint
sprayer, power carpentry and shop tools',
power mortar mixer, job site shacks,
portable hooters, portable generator, used
material, •etc. to be held at 55 Birch Street,
Seaforth Industrial Park, Seaforth, Ont. for
Wayne & Harold Smith Construction Co. Ltd.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17 Arlo AM — Lobb
Brothers -Spring Consignment Auction of,
tractors & farm mochinery, Bayfield Rd.,
Clinton. To consign phone Richard 482.7898
or Fred 482-3409. •
FRIDAY; •APII$, 1R/ 'JD 7700 combine,
Versatile.4 wheel drive tractor, 3 JD tractors
and full line of Cosh Crop form equipment,
Lot 5, Concession 9; Tuckersmith-Township,
5'1 .miles south of Seaforth and 11/2 miles
east for Rieny VanLoon,
ESTATE AUCTION SALE
Modern appliances and furniture,
some antiques, new lawn mower and
garden tiller, Chinese and Persian
rugs, household effects, to be held at
the Saltford Valley Hall, Goderich,
Ont, for the Estate of Della McGee.
SUNDAY, MARCH 24 AT 1 PM
Admiral harvest gold fridge:
Admiral harvest gold 30” electric
stove; Moffat harvest ' gold
automatic clothes waher and clothes
dryer; Woods apt, size chest freezer;
Zenith I Space Command 26 inch
floor model colour TV with remote
control (one year old); floor model hi
fl; chesterfield and matching chair
(new); nine piece cherry dining room
suite including double pedestal
table with two leaves, large buffet
and hutch style china cabinet;
antique love seat w/matching
rocker arm chair and side choir in
good condition; small modern
kitchen' table w/two matching
wooden chairs; ,antique sectional
bookcase w/folding glass front;
French Provincial style chesterfield;
Kroehler chesterfield w/pullout
bed: fancy knee hole desk with
drawers on 'each side; matching
coffee table and two end tables with
inlaid leather tops; large fancy
coffee table with matching end
tables; fancy carved walnut pedestal
table: unusual parlour table; four'
matching dining chairs; upholstered
swivel rocker; two large uph6lstered
foot stools; electric sewing machine
in stand w/stool; older three
bedroom 'suite w/box spring and
mattress; two wooden ice cream
chairs; large oil painting by E.M,
BLACK; large wall mirror; two wall
mirrors; eight foot pool table;
luggage; round card table & four
chairs; wicker picnic basket; step
stool; six good living room lamps;
pots and pans; dishes and glassware
including antique and collectable
pieces; bedding; towels; fancy work;
new portable radio with cassette
player; carpet sweeper; floor
Polisher: Honda lawn mower with
bag nearly new; Honda garden tiller
new; TV game; exercycle: oak
shadow box; 4 piece youth bedroom
suite; recliner chair; window air
conditioner; RUGS FROM MISS BESS
GRIEVE' of SEAFCRTH; 2 Persian
Hamadoins rugs 42" x 74" and 49" x
67"; Chinese all wool hooked rug
approx. 9' x 12'; Irfidian rug approx.
3' x 5'.
ALL ITEMS MUST BE REMOVED FROM
HALL DAY OF SALE.
TERMS: CASH
Auctioneer: Richard Lobb
CLINTON 482.7898
AUCTION SALE
Modern appliances, antique
furniture, piano, portable TV, etc.,
to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction
Barn, Clinton, Ont. for Orval Powell
of Goderich, Ontario.
SATURDAY MARCH 23 AT 10 AM
Admiral fridge; Woods 12 to 15 cu.
ft. chest freezer; Inglis clothes dryer;
Beatty wringer washer; Kelvinator
frost free fridge 11/2 years old;
Tappan 24" electric stove; Weber
upright piano; piano bench; Lloyds
20" portable TV one year old;
antique dresser w/mirror and
bonnet compartment; antique
washstand; antique bonnet chest;
fancy old wooden extension dining
table w/4 1 leaves; oak buffet
w/mirror; flat to wall type
cupboard; bottom for flat to wall In
rough condition; , old oak record
cabinet; modern chesterfield 6
chair; 2 sets of six matching
pressback chairs; washstand
w/towel bor; coffee tables; small
tables; table (amps; 2 floor lamps;
bridge lamp; oil lamp; wicket fern.
stand; step stool; treadle sewing
machine; small record player;
vacuum cleaner; electric broom;
enamelled scrub board; toilet
pitcher; toilet basin; 2 old trunks; 2
huge back trunks; crokinole board;
washstand; 3 wooden picture
frames; picture frames; dishes and
glassware including antique. pieces;
12 place setting of Alfred Meaken
English Meadow pattern 18K gold
Border dishes; 20 ft. extension
aluminum ladder; 3 inch vise; a few
hand tools; coal shuttle; plus our
usual offering of small items.
TERMS: CASH
Auctioneer: Richard Lobb
CLINTON 482-7898
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CAREER IN TRUCKING. Transport drivers needed.
Now is the time -to train for your Class "A"
license, For pre-screening and job placement in-
formation„contact Mery Orr's Transport Driver
Training. London (519)432-1726.--12o
40. Lost &.Found
LOST - Strip of chrome approx. 5” x' 12" off 1979
Chrysler New Yorker, in Clinton. If found phone
482.3514.--9tfnx -
41 . To give away
HI! My name is Candy. 1 am a small house dog
and especially good with children, I am port
Dachshund and hove been spayed and have all
my shots. My owners can't have me anymore so
I'm free to a good home with lots of love. Phone
any time 524-7106.-12.13nx
42. Death.notice
WITMER
At St. Joseph's Hospital,' London, on Thursday.
March 14, 1985, Jean Evelyn Horner, of
Goderich, in her 70th year. Beloved wife of the
late Neil George Witmer. Dear mother of Judy
(Mrs. Hector White), of London and Robert and
his wife Keiko, of Hokkaido, Japan. Loving
grandmother of 6 grandchildren and/1/sister of
Harold, of Zurich, Greg, of Dashwood, Doris. of
Zurich, Keith, of Parkhill and Robert, of
Doshwood. Friends called at the Stiles Funeral
Home, 77 Montreal Street, Goderich on Friday,
from 2.4 and 7.9 p,m. A funeral service and com-
mittal were held at North Street United Church,
56 North Street, Goderich on Saturday at 2 p.m.
Interment Emmanuel United Church Cemetery,
Zurich, '
COULTER
At St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital Saturday,,
March 16, 1985; Mrs. Frances Eva Coulter of R.R.
2, Aylmer (Port Bruce); in her 63rd year, Beloved
wife of Bernard Coulter. Dear sister of Paul
Cooper. London, Russell Cooper, Bayfield and
Robert Cooper; Port Bruce. Also survived by a
number of nieces and nephews. Rested at the
H.A. Kebbel Funeral Home, Aylmer. for service
Monday,. March 18 of 11 a.m. Interment Aylmer
Cemetery
STANBURY
Carl, On Thursday, March 7. 1985 in Kitchener.
Waterloo Hospital, dear husband of Olive and
brother of Harold, Edith, Maxine and Fred Ston -
bury. The funeral took place from the Edword
Good Chapel ,n Waterloo on Saturday. March 9.
1985
WESTLAKE
At South Huron Hospital. Exeter, on March 17,
1985. Charles W. Westlake, of 151 William
Street, Exeter, in his 74th year. Beloved husband
of Normo (Groves) and dear brother of Mory
Westlake of Hensall, Williom Westlake of Exeter,
Also surviving is a brother.in•low Jake Wildfong
of Exeter, Mr; Westlake was predeceased by his
sister Mrs. Wolloce Makins (Violet), 2 brothers
Jock and Colvin Westlake, and an infant sister:
Friends called at the Hopper Hockey Funeral
Home, William Street, Exeter, where the funeral
service was held on Wednesday, March 20, 1985
at 2 p.m,. with Reverend Grant Mills, officiating:.
Spring in•erment in Exeter Cemetery. Mr.
Westlake lived in St, Cothorines for many years
and retired from General Motors in 1971
43. Births
SCOTT
Jamie and Elizabeth ore happy to announce the
bath of their first child. a son, James Denver
Scott arrived March 6, 1985 at St, Joseph's
Hospital. London. "Denny" is o greot grandson
for Mrs Jim Scott (Jean) of Blyth. twelfth grand•
child for Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scott of Goderich• and
first grandchild for Major and Mrs Frank
Golding, Seaforth • 12nx
43. Births
MUSTARD
Sheldon would like to announce the long awaited
arrival of his baby brother Aaron Lee Reid on
Murch 7, 1985 weighing 8 Ib. 2 oz. of Stratford
General Hospital. Proud parents are Stewart and
Barbaro. Proud grandparents are Jock and Mory
Mustard, Brucefleld and Jock and Helen Lee of
Londesboro.— 12nx
MANNING
Born to Murray and Carolyn (Aubin) Manning, at
the Soldier's Memorial Hospital in Orillia, On-
tario, on the 5th day of March, 1985, a doughter,
Lindsay Louise, weighing 8 Ib. 12 oz. First grand-
child for Lloyd and Mary Lou Aubin of Goderich,
'and, fourth grandchild for John and Muriel Mann-
ing of Blyth- First great grandchild for Dan
Hallohon of Blyth,-12nx
WISE
Don and Mari ore pleased to announce the safe •
arrival of their first child, a son, Michael Ray, on
March 5, 1985 weighing 5 lbs. 11 ozs. Proud
grandparents are Roy and Estelle Wise,
Holmesville and Arnold and Nora Keys, Varna.
Proud great grandma is Pearl Eyre,
Clinton.-12nx
MOSS
Ron and Kathy of Tiverton, formerly Londesboro
area (nee Lyon) ore very pleased 10 announce
the safe arrival of o wee son, Albert Jonathan
(A.J.) 3 lbs. 1 oz., in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don on January 26, -1985. A.J, is home with his
parents now and excited sisters, Laura Kathryn
and Kerissa Joanne and weighs 5 lbs. Grandson
for Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moes, London and Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Lyon, R.R. 1, Auburn: Great grand-
son for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Easom, Blyth, and Mrs.
Laura Lyon,londesboro.- 12nx
BEACOM
Bob and Angela Beacom ore happy to announce
the arrival of/their fourth child, John Charles, on
March 3, 1985at Clinton Public Hospital,---12nx
MAASKANT '
"Know that the Lord is God. Itis He who mode
us, and we are His." Ps. 100:3. A daughter,
Jessica, was born to Rob and Lori Maaskant,
February 25, 1985, at Burlington. 'A grandchild
for Ann Maoskont, Clinton and Ken and Shirley
Keller, Goderich, - 12nx
46. In memoriam
CHAMBERS
In loving memory of a dear wife and mother,
Gladys H. Chambers, who passed away 1 yeor
ago March 21, 1984
Softly we speak of the one we love,
And tenderly think of the past,
Memories deepen as life travels on,
But love and remembrance last.
Dearly loved and sadly missed by husband,
children and grandchildren. -12x
FORREST •
In loving memory "of our dear daughter
sister, /Donna Forrest, who passed 'away
years ago March 22, 1980i'
Often in quiet moments, Donna,
We sit and think of you,
Your foce, your smile,
The things you'd soy'and do.
Though we can smile for good times,
Sadness fills our hearts,
Yo'u left us here for a peaceful land;
Where loved ones never part.
Memories are all we have,
, Which we hold close to our hearts.
Lovingly remembered and sadly 'missed by Mom
and Dad, Ken and Jane Wildfong and brother
Rick. ---12
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CHAMBERS
In loving memory of a dear mother and grand•
mother, Gladys H. Chambers, who passed away
one year ago March 21, 1984.
The depths of sorrow we cannot tell
Of the Toss of one we loved so well.
And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep
Her memory we shall always keep. .
1n our hearts your memory lingers,
Sweetly tender, fond and true,
There is not a day, dear mother,
That we do not think of you.
Sadly missed by daughter, Suzie, son-in•law
Terry and grandson Curtis. --12x •
HOLLAND
In loving memory of our dear son and brother,
Keith Holland, who passed away March 20, 1978.
The flowers'still bloom,
And the seasons come and go
But it seems like yesterday
That Keith went away.
We never will forget
All of us that care,
Our eyes fill with tears
When we see that vacant choir.
Lovingly remembered by morn, dod, Harvey, Cliff
and Marilyn. -12x
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47. Card of thanks
P.E.P. Committee
It is with sincere gratitude that the P.E.P. Com-
mittee from Holmesville Public School wishes to _ /
thank everyone who helped with their Fashion
Show "Petticoats to ' Punk", Your kindness,
generosity and support are appreciated and We
are grateful to oll who contributed in any way to -
help make our show a success. -12
KNOX
Id like to thank oll those who sent cords and'
visited me while in hospital. Special thanks to
doctors and nurses on second floor Stratford
Hospital. Bill Knox. 12x
JANSEN
We would like to thank all cur friends and
relatives for the flowers, cards and gifts received
while in Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to
Drs. Salsbury and Steed and to all the nurses for
their excellent care. Sandra and Derek
Jansen. 12
WATKINS
I wish to thank Dr. Lambert and the nursing slof!inik
for their. excellent core: and friends an
neighbours for their thoughtfulness and flowers
during my recent convalescence Mildred
Wotkins. - 12
GLIDDON
I'd like to thank everyone for flowers, cards.
visits and phone calls 1 received while in hospital
and since returning home. Special thanks to doc•
tors and nurses at Clinton Hospital and to Jim
and Lois Turner for their help It is all greatly ap•
predated. lee Gliddon. 12
VINCENT
We would like to soy "Thank you" to our family,
friends and neighbours for their cords. letters
and gifts to Leanne. They will olwoys be ap-
preciated, A special thanks to Auburn Booster
Club for the -baby shower and to the United
Church Women for their thoughtfullness. It is in•
deed o pleasure to live in a community such as
Auburn. Jack. Anne and Leanne. -12
STICKLE
1 would like to thank my friends, neighbours and
relotives who so kindly remembered me with .
prayers. cords. gifts, calls and visits following my
recent surgery. Special thanks to Pastor and Mrs.
Holley for their support and encouragement
Helen Steckler -,- 12
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