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1.35. Notice to creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
IN THE ESTATE of William T. Heard, late of the
Township of Stanley, in the County of Huron.
All persons having claims against the Estate of
William T. Heard, late of the Township of
Stanley, in the County of Huron, who died
February 5th, 1986, are required to file proof of
same with the unders.y49d on or before the 16th
day of April, 1986, after which date the Estate
will be distributed with regard only'to the claims
of which the undersigned shall then hove notice
and the undersigned will not be liable to any per-
son of whose claim she shall not then have
notice.
DATED of Goderich, this 24th day of March, 1986.
NORMAN 8. PICKELL
Barrister and Solicitor
58 South Street
P.O. Box 430
GODERICH, Ontario
Solicitor for the Estate
'—13.15ar
iN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OE MARY
MARGUERITE RiE.IfL. lute of the Township of
Tuclsersmith. in the County of H,uran.
ALL mesons having claims against the .Estate of
the above-named' Mary Marguerite Right, who
died on or about the 25.th day of November, 1985.
ore required to file the same with full particulars
with the undersigned by the 27th day of April,
1986, cis after that elate: the assets of the estate
will be distributed, with regard only to the claims
of which the undersigned shall have notice.
DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this 27th day of
March. 1986.
D. GERAi.D HILTZ,
Barrister & Solicitor,
52 Huron Street,
Clinton, Ontario
Solicitor for the Executor.
14.16ar
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of GRACE MARGARET HOWE,
Deceased
All persons having claims against the estate of
Groce Margaret Howe, late of the Township of
Tuckersmith, County of Huron, widow, who died
on or about the 27th day of February 1995 are re•
quired to file particulars. of same with Elmer D.
dell, Q.C. Solicitor, EXeter, Ontario, by the )2th
day of April 1986 after which date the estate will
be distributed having regard only to those claims
of which notice has been received.
ELMER D. BELL, Q.C.
Solicitor for the
administrator,
Easeter, Ontario.
NOM 1S0.
—13.15or
38. Auction sale
Richard Lobb Auctioneer
CLINTON 482.7898
AUCTION CALENDAR
SAT.. APRIL 12 -10 A.M. • Garden tractor,
furniture, misc. for the Estate of William
Bourdeou, at the Lobb Auction Barn,
Bayfield Road, Clinton.
TUES.. APRIL 15 - 1:30 p.m. - Two tractors,
1985 mini -van, feeder mixer wagon, forim
machinery, etc. to be held 11/4 miles north and
r/, mile east of Lucknow for Bruce Colwell.
FRI., APRIL 18 - 1:30 p.m. - three tractors,
self-propelled combine, dump trailer and
machinery to be held 3 miles east of Hensall
for Gerald Traquair.
Lucknow
COMMUNITY SALE
Stocker & Short Keep
SALE
MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1986
1:30 P.M.
100 Yellow Charlois Heifers
;. Average Weight 700 Lbs. ;
60 Limousin Steers
Average Weight 720 Lbs.
35 Hereford Calves
Aproximately 450 Lbs.
Still Room For More Consignments
NEXT STOCKER SALE MAY 5, 1986
Taking Consignments Now
529-7625 or 529-7970
NOTICE TO C04I TORS
In the Estate of Josephine Tharnpsott
Alt persons having claims against the estate of
Josephine Thompson, late of the Township of
Hay in the.Cou'nty,of Huron, deceased, who died
on the .9th day of December 1985, are hereby
notified to send In full par'ticu�lllars of their claims
to the undersigned on ar before the •milk day of
April, 1986, after whir:h date• the a'ss'ets Will be
distributed having regard 'only to claims Hien
received. • '
Doted at Seaforth, Ontario Ogg 19th day of March
1986.
McCroniiell, $fotr,Jitrt,:iy'vrstetsrija
iSnfrl,ifers� �tsf,
Sdstfertti, Oin8ri f s:
SoIicfterrS *the
UC 00 ..,.0 eaves 1Ytg' ngs'car
.mfhi>rNfe, tools household ego*,
.etfl,1
will be .held. for Allan lot 2St.
'"eon* 6, Moho" Twp,, 3s/s hili.., 440* olid
3% north of Lueknow at ) glide School
on Sirtusday, April 12, .11 444e Ftllllglt
:naebhli _ , consists of M*l , 3L.61 flolalibltie,
Pickup, #444 and #43 cowhands,' hands; #12 Kr
baler; Kr. 33 17 ran seed drill with
grams seeder and fertilizer; 165 i►f,p.
tractor. Also selling for M • astern
Krnetn+er, HoIyrood,; 9N l ord,,to;ctor with
kidustelil l loader * excellent cond.; • pull 'v'
type snow blower; other articles too BUM*
emus to mention. Auctioneers ,toe
Metz er 395.5482, Hlfl 131plldaialay.
AUCTION SALE
16 H.P. lawn tractor with snowblower
and cab, new windows. furniture. ap-
pliances, glassware, pony saddle. etc.
to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction
Darn Clinton, Ont. , for the Estate of
William Bourdeau plus several ad-
Melons.
SAT., APRIL 12 AT 10 A.M.
TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT: Ford LGT
165, 16 H.P. lawn tractor w/ hydraulic
drive, cab and 42" mower, 'front
mount 42" snowblower; Beaty 6 x 4 ft.
tilt top trailer; 38" trail lawn sweeper
with fliprimatic hamper.
WINDOWS: 2 new Dashwood malinlum
windows. 5 ft. 10'/2 Inches x 4 ft:; 11
new window sash 341 x 291/2 Inches; 3
doors.
FURNITURE: Cherry top for flat to wall
cupboard; library table; 2
dehumidifiers: 2 Victorian side chairs;
small Victorian settee; child's
pressback rocker; small book shelf;
wooden rocker; parlour; Singer euro-
trlc--sewing mach) g in sfd_nd; gpllt
rack; fancy plant table; fancy modern
Zenith floor model hi fl WS truck;
upholstered chairs; 2 matching
modern caned back chain; older
chesterfield and chair: antique drop
front desk: small china cabinet: 5 shelf
stands: 3 matching wooden chairs:
bookcase bed w/ mattress; dresser
w/ mirror: small antique . table
w/ drawer; •/s sits ,bed w/,ch.sf Of
drawers: ' site 'Peeled Nerd; buffet; ,
double box spring,. and manna.:
modern wooden rocker; day bed
newly upholstered: platform Tacker;
'wive rocker;' 2 small metal 'office
desks; bunk beds: 4 matching wooden
chain: S place NUM' n chair stiff old drop
Leaf tablet odd tholes; • vacuum
aroma 2 otd wall phone W/wood.n
tali's; fancy, woodier mai tsaartar _ .
Toledo 15 rbc .Iettr$t Scall.; teak
register; pints baking board: 2n6derii'
telephones; S beov.'r, Id,a, good rift«
faring' of dramas and gloat*** In•
eluding MOO. piece.; sofsv bedding;
pony saddle; sleetrk heath; Moffitt
30"r.ISCtttc that it odor clothes dt°yair,
11 bundlitst of Shingles; 4 bikGis$ Sun.
boom *Neale lavniMowdlirl titti atllle►r bid
fstr Compr.tk r sir/ %%Ain: 'tenni Lanni'
%Mtnold hag daft" g Vent collars;'
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CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION
OF
50 Tractors
200 PIECES OF EQUIPMENT
1 row of unreserved Items
Saturday, April l9th
9'30 a.m.
at
BRINDLEY SALES
YARD
Dungannon
AUCTIONEERS'
Gordon H. Brindley
Brian Rlntoul Barry Gray
529-7625 or 529.7970
seri tn drug use research
TORONTO ,.The Ministry' of ill% will
provide funding of 60,00 for a provincial
study ?� wArL4Nide research literature
on
n
.prescription,drktsa Heal Mini e Mur-
ray MOM410110U/Wed, Tnestudy will ook
at
how doctors frons around the world
reseribe drugs, how their patients use
rugs and if measures taken to, Improve
09 1,prescribing have worked,
reseriptlon drug use is becoming a
tglobal concern and'theministry believes
hat .up*to-date knowledge of the subject, is
essential before any steps are takeno deal
with possible problems in Ontario," Mr,
Elston said.
Four of Canada's leading experts on
prescription drug use willconduct the six-
month Study and submit a report to the
ministry which will be made public.
The research team, headed by Er. T.
Goldberg, professor and chairman of the
departirlen>t of health adminftstrntinn tat the
40. Lost 8 Found
LOST - Gold wrist watch with engraving, lost in
Clinton. Reward. Phone 523.4277,-15
41. To give away
BIG, FRIENDLY, farm dog to give away to a good
home 482.7552,-14,15
42. Death notice .1
PATTERSON
At the Clinton Public Hospital on Wednesday,
April 2, 1986, Nelson Howard Patterson of Blyth
Ont., In his 85th year. Beloved husband of Zeila
Carter: dear father of 'William and Kenneth of
Blyth and Shirley (Mrs. Darrell Wood) of East
Wawanosh Township; also survived by 12 grand-
children and 15 great-grandchildren. Predeceas•
ed by 3 sisters, 1 brother and 1 granddaughters
Rested at the Tasker Funeral Home, Blyth, Ont.,
where the funeral service was held on friday,
April 4 at 2 p.m. Interment Ball's Cemetery. -15
•
CHOWEN
At Maitland Manor Nursing Home, G derich on
Sunday, fry Apr% ,6,'f 19841 +3 . v Je i(Ma9Eyf an)
Chowen of t oderiek on f6rmar yt of T6rohto, in
her 83rd year. Dear aunt of 'Eleanore (Mrs. Lee
Scott) of Meaford, •Donald MacEwen of Goderich,
Peter Forbes Of Orillia', and Catherine (Mrs. Ken
McKnight) of Clinton. Predeceased by two sisters
Edna (Mrs. A.I. Forbes) and Alice MacEwan; one
brother George G. MacEwan; and one nephew
Peter S. MacEwan. The familyy received friends at
the McCallum Funeral. Home, Cambria Road at
East Street, Goderich from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mon-
day. Funeral Servicewas held at the funeral
home 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. "Interment
Maitland Cemetery. -15
PIERCE
Jennifer Is happy to announce the arrival of her
new brother, Brendan Matthew, on March 30,
1986, weighing 5 lbs. 15 ozs. at Wingham and
District Hospital.°Proud parents aro Terry and
Debbie (Hull).--15nx
BEDARD
Rev. Richard C.Ss.R;, At Providence Villa
Hospital, Toronto, on Sunday, Aprif 6;1986, Rev.
Richard Bedard, C.Ss.R..,(Joined the Congrega-
tion of the Most Holy 'Redeemer on September
15, 1940, and was ordained into the Priesthood
on June 17, 1945). Dear son of the late' Dennis'
and Mary. Dear brother of Gerald, `Lawrence,
Mrs. Beatrice Geoffrey, all of Zurich, Ont..'
Donald, Mrs. Hazel Daley, and Mrs. Mary
Romanisizyn, all of Detroit, Mich., Clara of Wind-
sor, Ont., and Mrs. Joanne Merner of London.
Friends called at the Rosar-Morrison Funeral
Home, 467 Sherbourne Street (near Wellesley),
after 2 p.m. Monday until 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday.
Mass of Christian Burial was held at Our Lady of
the Assumption Church (2565 Bathurst Street;
Toronto), at 11 a.m.; 'thence to St. Boniface
Church, Zurich, Ont., for a funeral mass and
burial on Wednesday. -15
TURVEY
Mary Margaret. Passed away at Huronview,
April 4th, 1986, Mary (Mayme Archibald). Wife of
the late Charles Roy Turvey (1975), of Brussels, in
her 93rd year. Survived by one daughter
Margaret (Mrs. BII) McTaggart),, of Goderich, one
grandson Scott, of : London, two great-
grandchildren Deanne rand Heath. Predeceased
by two sisters Hazel" (Mrs. Dick Whitfield) and
Jean (Mrs. Ed Miller) Rested at the Brussels
Chapel of the M.L. WpttsFuneral Hemet' until
Sunday where funeral service was held at 2 p.m.
Interment Brussels Cer tetery.--15` 1
KAASTRA
With great, joy and thankfulness to the Lord,
Terry and Anne Kaastra are proud to announce
the birth of their fourth sen, Shaun Andrew, born
April 4, 1986 weighing 7 lbs. 121/2 ozs. Shaun is a
new brother for Michael, Bryon, and Allan and a
grandson for Mr, and Mrs, Sid Kaastra and Mr,
and Mrs, Wobbe Bylsma. We also would like to
thank Dr. Baker and second floor nursing staff
for all their help. -15
46. In memoriam
DALE
In loving memory of our dear dad, Carman S.
Dale, who passed away eight years ago April 10,
1978:
It's lonely here without you Dad,
Wo miss you more each day,
Life is not the same to us,
Since you were called away.
They say memories aro golden,
Well maybe that is true,
But we never wanted a memory,
We only wanted you.
Today, tomorrow, our whole life through,
We will always love and remember you.
- Dearly loved by Daren, Bruce, Joan, Brenda and
Donna. -15
47. Card of thanks
PIERCE
We would like to thank family, friends and
'neighbours for the cards, flowers, gifts and visits
we received during our stay in hospital. Special
thanks to Grandpa and Grandma Pierce for
keeping Jennifer. Also Dr. Mowbray, Dr. Hanlon
and the nursing staff on second floor for their ex-
cellent -care. Debbie and Brendan Pierce. -15
CLINTON ROVERS - Rev. and Mrs. Bechtel and
1st. Clinton. Rover Crew wish to say ThenK You 1
to Mayor Balfour for organizing the lovely
"welcome home from New Zealand". Thanks
also to all who come and supported us in this
venture and to Editor Anne Narejko for her ex-
cellent. coverage. -15x
,:l/niversity of Torlonto, Includes Or: E.M.
Sellers, professor of ;pharmacology And
Medicine at the University of Toronto,. pr.
H. Segal, professor of pharmacy ,a -
ministration at the UniVeraitYUniversity f Tenn.
n
and Dr. SA. Carruthers, associate
fessor of medicine and pharmacology att��e
University of Western Ontario and chair-
man Of the Ontario Drug Quality and
Therapeutics Committee. - -
"Thies report will be invaluable as a
framework for further ,policy development
in regard to the Ontario Drug Benefit Plan,"
Mr. Elston said.
•
McDOUGALL
- We would like to express sincere thanks and ap-
preciation to relatives and friends for the kind-
-nese and support shown to us in the loss of a
dear son, brother and brother-in-law, Ron. We
especially thank those who gave floral tributes,
donations to charity or sent cards to express con-
dolences. Sincere thanks to Rev. Snihur and Rev.
Ward. Nellie McDougall andlamily.-15x
NOBLE
The family of the late Jeremy Noble wish to ex-
press sincere thanks and appreciation to
relatives, friends, and neighbours who sent
flowers, cords, donations, and support shown to
us .in the loss of our dear son, grandson, and
nephew. Thanks to the Dungannon ladies for the
,lunch prepared. Special thanks to Drs. Walker
and Conway of Goderich and Dr. M.D. Li of Lon-
don. We Will always remember with appreciation
the care you gave Jeremy. Thanks to the
•emergency staff of Clinton Hospital and om-
bulance drivers. Sincere thanks are extended to
Rev. Robert Roberts and McCallum Funeral Home
for their kindness and support. A very special
warm thank you to Gayle Beuermann who was
with Jeremywhen we couldn't be. Everyone's
thoughtfulness will never be forgotten. -15
WILLIAMS •
At Victoria Hospital Westminster Campus on Fri-
day, April 4, 1986, 'Mrs. Altera A. (Fritz) Williams
of 302 Ridout Street, South London, hi her 91st
year. Wife of the Tate D. Harris Williams. Beloved
mother of Mrs. Thomas (Jean} Haggerty of Lon-
don. Predeceased, by her,son Ja't( Williams. Dear
sister of Elgin Fritf of St. Catharines, Jack Fritz of
Sydney, N.S., and Mrs. Margaret Murray of din -
ton. Predeceased by seven, brothers Stanley,
Douglas; George, Roy, Arthur, Alvin, and Harold
Fritz; three sisters Jean Coulson, Helen Jenkins,
and Grace Fritz; and an infant grandson James.
Hoggarty:.the funeral service wag cdnductod in
the chapel of the A: Millard George Funeral
Home, 60 Ridaut Street South on Monday, Apr117
at 11 O.M. With Rev. Elliston Bridger of Calvary
United Church officiotfng. Cremation with inter•
meet of crarnains In Fairview tomete tr,
Listbwel, Onfdrla.-15
STOREY
Alvin Morley of Seaforth on April 7, 1986, of
'Seater*. Commui•,tity •Hospital: in his 80th°year.
Morley Storey boloyed•husband of Beatrice Artm-
strong• and dear father of Mrs. Shirley Watson of 'L
Stratford, Gwen (Mrs John Patterson) of Mullett ;
,Twp., • Joyce (Mrs. Rod'nDofg) Of. tuckerstnith
vyp., baarlene aff Toronto and Pay of Kitchenory
Also survived by four •gr'andehfldreri and two
'brothers George `of 'Guelph • and `Torrance ;of
Palmerston and ane -sister Mrs. Catherine Gass
bf Fergus. Predeceased by two sistorst Grace and
Margaret. ipoonoic called 60 the Whltney.ltibay `.
fina'''l ;Halite. fly G6derlch. Street West, ';
S'eofortlt' after d >p m. tuJesday .until'2:,p.rtt"
Wedtlaitila : whet* funeral li,ar'vices ware held.
ifliertoiiwff•Balyds cemefo15. .,
Many pharmacists, physicians and
representatives of senior citizens and con-
sumer groups who recently appeared before
the social development eom atiittee hearings
on Ontario's proposed drug legislation,
agreed that it is important to have a study
on prescription drug use,
47. Card of thanks 1
POTTER
We wish to express our appreciation. to our
relatives and friends for the expressions of sym-
pathy shown to us at the time of the death of our
wife and mother, Mrs. Rata Potter. Special
thanks to the staff of South Huron District
Hospital and of Queensway Nursing Home who
cared for her to Rev. Stan McDonald for his sup-
port; and to Mike Falconer and his staff for their
caring service. Your thoughtfulness is much ap-
preciated. Thank you. Elmer Potter and
family, -=15x
McMICHAEL
f wish to thank everyone for gifts, cords, visits
and the help received at home while I was a pa-
tient In Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to
Dr. Flowers, Dr. Newlands, the nurses and staff
for their excellent care. Also to Rev. Barber for
his visits. All was really appreciated. Bob
McMichael. -15
TOWNSEND
Elmer and Dorothy Townsend would like to ex-
press their thanks to their family and friends for
the gifts, flowers and beautiful cords we receiv-
ed for our "Golden Wedding Anniversary." -15x
HOWES
Paul and Phia Howes (nee Hoogendoorn) would 41)
like to express our thanks and appreciation to all
the friends and neighbours who attended the
community shower on February 28 at the
Goderich Township Hall, Holmesville. We had an
enjoyable evening; the food was delicious and
the ' gifts wore very much appreciated. Our
special thanks to the organizers for arranging
everything. It was nice to see old acquaintances
and meet new ones. To all who contributed,
thanks again for a great evening. -15
YOUNGBLUT
We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our
neighbours and friends who worked so hard to
help with our farm sale. Also thanks to George
and Sylke Hickey. Bruce, Sharon and Stephen
Youngblut.-15 ,
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