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Clinton News-Record, 1986-07-23, Page 16Page 16—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1986 31. Service directory 31. Service directory Monday - Friday 8 am - 5 pm Open Weekends by Appointment HORST Feige D.T. G.OE:E RI cH 58 West Street Goderich (519) 524-6688 Neustadt (519) 665-7818 No Charge 1-800-265-7555 JOHN KASSIES 1 CFBA GENERAL CONTRACTING •Farm and Residential Buildings • Additions and Renovations •Roofing, Siding, Soffit & Fascia PHONE cAraciroi F EULDEPS CIXT MEMBER 482-3063 38. Auction sole Auction Sale of Interest Antique and Modern Furniture from Home of Mrs. Mary Jane Nicholson Wingham, Ontario To Be helc1 Saturday, July 26, 1986, 11 a.m. Wingham Auction Centre Richard Lobb Auctioneer CLINTON - 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR WED., JULY 30 AT 6 P.M. - Household fur- niture & tools at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton. SAT., AUG. 9 AT 10 A.M. - 24 ft. fibre glass charter fishing boot fully equipped, new Kubota tractor w/5 ft. mower, 275 MF tractor, car, van, 5 trailers, riding lawnmower, large offering of power wood working and shop equipment, hand tools, 15 guns, etc. at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton for the estate of Edward (Ted) Horton of Goderich. WATER WELL DRILLING W • D. NOPPER & SONS Four modem rotary rigs Phone Saafortlt NEIL: 527•1737 BURL: 527-0e2e JIM: 5270775 —TERRY'S— CLEANING & GARDENING CLEANING 1! !Windows C !Floors I ;Walls !Kitchens (Bathrooms, etc. GARDENING ;!Weeding ( (Flower Beds _J Edging 1 !Lawn Cutting ULawn Spraying Odd Jobs etc. Call: TERRY VERE at 482-9489 AUCTION SALE Furniture, appliances, antiques, Gestetner,joiner & saw, some tools, etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Born, Clinton, Ont. for Goderich and Hensall residents WED., JULY 30 AT 6 P.M. Three piece bedroom suite w/nearly new mattress, modern wooden oval kit- chen table and 6 choirs, Zenith 19" por- table colour TV, portable black & white TV, 24" electric stove (real clean), com- ponent hi fi, 8 track, records & topes, chesterfield w/pullout bed and mat- ching choir, 2 recliner chairs, chester- field love seat, two continental single beds, china cabinet, floor stand reading lamp, 2 tub chairs, 2 matching occa- sional choirs, chest of drawers, telephone bench, 2 swag lamps, magazine stand, small tables, a few oil paintings, picture frames, upholstered love seat and matching chair, oak secretary chair, office desk, cherry wool winder, Roston lamp table, copper boiler, 2 sad irons, 3 crocks, mustache cups, coach lantern, 4 race horse pic- tures, cream skimmer, slide projector, exercise rower, eight track player & 2 speakers, Roto broil oven. high chair, patio table, lawn chairs. records, speaker, fruit jars, Gestetner model 310 electric or hand turn w/paper etc., com- bination dehumidifier and humidifier, 1916 161st Battalion picture, The Fisher - mans Hut picture, Selling Fish picture, adding machine. misc. books, Techoosaster bench sow and 4" jointer on stand, new sump pump, 14' wooden extension ladder, skill saw, battery charger, 50' extension cord, wheel bar- row, wooden work bench, bag of hard coal, porta pot, mail box, 2 fish tanks w/ lights, a favi new black shingles, some garden tools, dishes, pots & pans, etc. TERMS: CASH Richard Lobb: Auctioneer CLINTON 482-7898 GEORGE SNIEDER NOME IMPROVEMENTS SPECIALIZING IN ROOFING - SIDING DOORS & WINDOWS KITCHENS ADDITIONS RENOVATIONS — Phone Evenings — 48Z-3632 CUNTON, ONT. 40. Lost & Found FOUND - Brown tabby male cat, approximately 7 months old. Bond St., Clinton. 482-5068.-30nx FOUND - CollieHound mixed pup, brown with white markings wearing a flea collar, female, very friendly, found in R.R. 4 area, Clinton 482-7775.-30 MUSTONE Hi 1 I am Heather Haley Marguerite. 1 arrived -on July 17th, 1986 in Hunt Memorial Hospital, Danvers, Mass. weighing 9 lbs. 1 oz. My mommy and daddy ore Bonnie & Lou Mustone (nee Bon- nie Riehl) and are they ever proud of me, their first child. Also very happy are my grandparents Gladys & Bill Riehl of Clinton and Lou Mustone Sr. and my great grandma Etta Mustone both of Framingham, Mass.-3Onx MAYNE Karen and Vince Mayne are dellghteeto an- nounce the birth of a son, Andrew Tyndall, on Ju• ly 18, 1986, at Toronto's East General Hospital. A little brother for lan and another grandson for Keith and Phyllis Tyndall Clinton and Joe and Elaine Mayne, Arthur, Ont.-30nx BATE Ken and Sylvia Bate, RR2, Goderich, are pleased to announce the arrival of their first child. Court- ney Gabrielle entered the world on July 16, 1986 at 2:15 p.m. In Clinton Public Hospital. Many thanks to Dr. Steed and the nursing staff for a smooth delivery. -30 REININK John and Ann Reinink are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Jonathan Herman, on July 15, 1986 et Clinton Public Hospital weighing 7 lbs., 11'/z ozs. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Reinink, Londesboro and Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Klomps, Clinton,-30nx GERG"cR Kelly is delighted to announce the safe arrival of her sister Brandy, born on Sunday, July 13, 1986 weighing 7 lbs. 1 oz. at the Clinton Hospital. Pro- ud parents Rick and Dawn also shore in her delight. Proud grandparents are Don and Mary Swan, Clinton and Hilda and Adolph Gerger, Bayfield.-30nx 44. Engagements WESTBERG - WHITFIELD Earl and Shirley Fyfe are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Sharon Lynn Westberg to Warren Dole Whitfield, son of Karl and Sandra Whitfield. The wedding to take place August 23, 1986 at 5 p.m. in Blyth United Church. Reception to be held in Blyth at 9 p.m. -30 46. In memoriam Fair has, added attraction... • from page l li Maidens, as well as honor the winners of events held for Stanley Township's 150th celebration. At this time, the Fair Lady will be asked to give a short speech. Jim Swan, the well-known TV personality will be present as master of ceremonies. It's a good night out for all the family, and cer- tainly a first for Bayfield. The winner of the contest will receive a sash and take part in .the parade. Admission charges are $2 for adults, $1 for those under 12, and free for thos under 5. G defines for making a nomination re- quir the nominee to be over 13 years of age on before May 1, a regular Bayfield or vic'ty resident (permanent or seasonal), pre ared to speak for three - five minutes on the pact or the importance of the Fall Fai , and finally to be present on the Gala Drabs evening as well as at the Fair on August 22 and 23. So, start thinking now. Choose a contes- tant and get her acceptance - that's all there is to it. Then be thereon August 20 to ap- plaud the winner. Garden Club On July 21, about 30 members of the MURRAY In loving memory of my mother and father the late Hazel and Donald Murray and my sisters Mae (Mrs. L.M. McLeod) and Donna (Mrs. Roy Jermyn): As time unfolds another year, Memories keep them ever near, Silent thoughts of times together, Hold memories that will last forever. -Sadly missed by Jack Murray and wife Frances. -30x McLEOD In loving memory of our dear mother and grand- mother, Mae McLeod who passed away July 26, 1983: If we wrote a million verses, It wouldn't be a start hT LOST - east end of Clinton, black female cat wits �10 tell the world about you, nd what is in our hearts. white belly. Reword offered. Call 482-7229 r They say in time you do forget, 527-1947.-30x To some it may be true, But how on earth could we forget, Such a wonderful Mother as you. -Always remembered and sadly missed by daughters Joan, Helen, Roberta and Freda and their families.-30nx 42. Death notice KUCHMISTRZ At the Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday, July 17th, 1986, Kasimir Stanley Kuchmistrz, of Blyth Ont., in his 72nd year. Beloved husband of Katherine Gala. Dear father of Margaret, of Kit- chener, Ont, John, of London, Ont. Also survived 'by 1 sister in Argentina, 2 sisters and 1, brother in Poland. Rested of the Tasker Funeral Home, Blyth, Ont. until Saturday then to St. Michaels Roman Catholic Church, Blyth for Mass of the Christian Burial at 10:30 AM. Interment St. Michaels Cemetery, Morris Twp. 30 KYLE At Victoria Hospital, London, on Thursday, July 17, 1986, Mr. David Emerson Kyle of Kippen, in his 79th year. Beloved husband of Mabel Ann (McLinchey) Kyle. Dear father of Donald Emerson and his wife Carole of Chilliwack, B.C. and James Thomas Kyle of Kitchener. Mr. Kyle is predeceased by one brother William Thomas Kyle. Also surviving are two ,grandchildren Deborah Jane and Scott Donald Kyle, both of Halifax, N.S. Mr. Kyle was a life member of Huron Lodge No. 224, Hensall, and St. Elmo Perceptory. Stratford. He was also a member of Malloch Chapteir R.A.M. of Hensall, the Bluewater Shrine Club and the Mocha Temple of London. Visitation after 2 p.m. Saturday in the Hensall CHapel of Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Homes, 118 King Street, Hensall; where funeral service was conducted on Sunday, July 20, at 2 p.m. Interment to follow in Baird's Cemetery. 30 43. Births MAHON Patrick and Cathy (nee Pickard) of South Por- cupine, are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Justin Randall on July 3, 1986 at St. Mary's Hospital, Timmins. A brother for Derrell. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pickard of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mahon of South Porcupine. --3Onx r1:1-11131MIII 1E 1 •n •O®171 117 D Ci e D S 1°3 "UNCTION SALLE For Mr. Frank McClinchey, 5 miles north of Zurich on Saturday, July 26 at 12:30 p.m. TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT: 8 N. Ford, John Deere 60 A.R., McKee self unloading forage harvester with 24 ft. racks and pipes, 3 pth. Case mower, I.H. side rake, cultivator, 3 drum roller, diamond harrows with steel pole, I.H. grain drill, stiff tooth cultivater, 3 pth. blade and manure loader, wagon and gravity box, I.H. 400 manure spreader, 2 and 3 furrow trail/. plows, ' hp electric motor, chain scrij0;, lumber, hydraulic jack, buzz saw, electric clippers and fencers, }ie'. : kindling and many other small items. ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES: Old sideboard -buffet with mir- ror and knick-knack shelves, two oak spool leg diningroom tables with 5 and 6 leaves, jjne wall and Hoosier type cupboard oak and wood leather seated chairs, wood chairs, large pic- ture frames, pine quilt box, old wood spool baby cradle with mattress, 3 piece wood high -board bed with matching dreser with mirror, wash stand, and wash basin and picture, set of pink flamingo pictures and frames, book stand, pine single bed and matching dresser with mirror, potatoe stuffier, hiller and digger, bag cart, 6 ga. crock. HOUSEHOLD: ENTERPRISE wood cook stove with water reser- voir and oven (like new), McClory cook stove, refrigerator, sew- ing machines, studio couch, high chair, old love seat and chair, velour rocker, electric clock, plates, glassware, blankets, quilts, drapes, tablecloths, linen, knives and mony more kitchen utensils. Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents. Terms cash, Lunch booth. • Auctioneer Miley John 236-4814 E5allfa ct cl rr� a f7 '31 13 13 111 111 47. Cards of thanks 1 REININK Special thanks to Dr. Steed, Dr. Salsbury and the second floor nurses at Clinton Public Hospital for the excellent care we received during our stay. Ann and Jonathan. -30 Bayfield Garden Club went on a field trip in every sense of the phrase. Their destination was the farm, of Bernard Hack of Kincardine. It was a beautiful day for such an under- taking, and on arrival members enjoyed a picnic lunch in the garden of the farm. Mr. Hack provided a chart showing the methods employed and the layout of crop rotation in his home garden. The party then walked around and were able to see for themselves the 'growing results' of the im- plementation of his policies of organic horticulture. The second part of the outing was a tour on a tractor -drawn flat in order to see the, application of the methods on a wide scale and involving a variety of crops. Back at the farm the visit concluded with an opportunity to inspect the bakery. Mr. Hack's son is in charge of this operation which bakes bread,using home produced grains, and distributes over a wide area. The next meeting of the Garden Club will be on August 11 at mid-day - watch for details. Cricket returns to, Bayfield By Helen Owen On previous occasions the spectators have BAYFIELD - That incomprehensible appeared in colorful and sartorial elegance - English game, cricket, will be back in please do so this time and maintain the Bayfield again ('for the third year) on July standards! 27. The match will take place on the fair grounds at 1:30 p._m., when a team from Channel 10 TV will be matched against a combined Bayfield - Stanley Township 11 - in other words the Bayfield Bounders and the Stanley Strut- ters! 'We are also promised that represen- tatives from Woodstock Cricket Club (the real thing) will be there to offer their suPe Alt l ough many claim that the intricacies of cricket are an insoluble enigma, the game has retained its popularity in many coun- tries throughout the world and is reported to have been played for well over 250 years. Basically it involves hitting a very hard ball with a bat, with one of your oval side at the other end of the pitch. Single runs score when one or the other of these two fellows hits the ball far enough for the exchange to be made. However, hitting it beyond certain markings means you do not need to run and may score four or six. The,Malt Mill Morris Dancers will also be there o enliven the proceedings. Bible School to start soon will take the opportunity to bring along their friends. Historical Society The next meeting of the Historical Society will be on July 28. It will start at 7:30 p.m. with the dedication of the plaque at the old town hall which has been donated by the Bicentennial Quilt Exhibitors. It is hoped that Lois Lance, who was responsible for Turntopagel7• McCOWAN 1 would like to say THANK YOU to my family, relatives, neighbors'. and friends for the many. many acts of kin.fnoes shown to me while I was in hospital and since coming home: Your gifts, flowers, cards, visits and phone calls have meant so much. Special thanks to Dr. Baker, Dr. Flowers, nurses on first floor and the staff of Clinton Hospital for the excellent care I received. Sincere thanks to the Community Nursing .Ser- vices and Homemakers for the wonderful help I am receiving since returning home. God bless you all. Mary McCowan. -30 SAUVE I would like to thank everyone who sent cards and flowers and especially to all my friends who visited me while 1 was a patient in Goderich Hospital. A special thank you to Dr. Chan and nurses in emergency and on second floor. Your care and thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Jamie -30x MACHAN 1 would like to thank everyone who visited us while in the hospital. Thanks also for treats, flowers and cords. Special thanks to Dr. Street and all the nurses of second floor for the care they gave us. Everything was greatly ap- preciated. Theresa and Corey Machan. -30 CARTER I would like to thank friends, neighbours and relatives for their visits, cards and flowers while I was in the Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Watts, Dr. Harrett and to the nurs- ing staff for the'excellent-care .I received during my stay. Shirley Carter. -30x ,GERBER We would like to express our thanks to our fami- ly and friends for all your visits, flowers and lovely gifts during our stay at the Clinton Hospitol. Thunk you to the second floor nurses. Your kindness will always be remembered. A very special thanks goes to Doctors Baker, Steed and Harrett. Dawn and Brandy. -30 STRONG I would like to thank family and friends•for visits, - cards and presents while 1 was in hospital. Special thanks to grandma, Sheena, Trudy, Sherri, Susan and Paula. Thanks also to Dr. Newland and first floor nurses. Kara. -30 Trinity Church This week has seen the completion of the work in restoring the interior of Trinity Anglican Church. This redecoration has been executed by Mr. T. Grant Browne of Church Interiors, Markham. In 1966, during the incumbency of the Rev. L.C. Harrison, Mr. Browne's father was responsible for the redecoration program, and it is interesting to note that this firm is the only church decorators in Ontario, the present Mr. Browne represen- ting the third generation. The precious dove frieze has been retouched, and the delicate blue of the sanc- tuary enhances the colors of the stained glass window. New murals have been add- ed, and the symbols flanking the window make a new impact with their fresh clear appearance. One other change has been the replace- ment of the amber glass panels in the lighting fixtures. Opaque glass has been us- ed which provides a great improvement to the overall effect of the decorative work. By Helen Owen BA''FIELD - The Knox Presbyterian Churcih will be holding Vacation Bible School at the church and welcomes all children of school age. This program will run for one week only, commencing on July 28 from 9 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. In previous years many children have attended, and they will be warmly welcomed again this yeary and it, isc hoped,. 47. Card of thanks NESBITT We would like toexpress our sincere thanks to all our friends, neighbours and relatives for the support and help we received after Ron's arch dent on July 7. Everyone was super, with the men taking off our field of hay and the wives sending food to the house and the relatives who kept the house in order and organized during the haying. We simply couldn't have managed without all of them. Special thanks to Rev. Dave Snlhur and everyone else who drove us to Lon- don daily so we could visit Ron when we weren't able to function. We've had so much help in the lost two weeks, we're afraid of missing someone if we mention names. Thanks also to everyone who is visiting Ron and hot sent cards, gifts and flowers to help cheer him up. Thanks also to the doctors, nurses and staff of the 7th floor Univer- sity Hospital for all their patience end careful at- tention. I'm sure with so many people praying for him, he just has to get better. Carl, Lena, Ron, Russ and Brendo.-30x 5, BROWN I woul like all the people of Varna and Goshen United Churches to know how deeply I ap- preciat your generous and thoughtful farewell gift. I a greatly enjoying it. Thank you. A public thank4)u u also to the U.C.W.'s for their beautiful gifts. Wilena Brown. -30 lAs GLOUSHER 1 would like to thank the Auburn Community and friends for the lovely shower gifts I received on July 10. Special thanks to all those who helped prepare the shower. Sharon. -30x WESTBERG - WHITFIELD We wo Id like to say a sincere "thank you" to our family and friends for the lovely gifts we receiv- ed at our "Jack and Jill" shower. A special thank you to he Bridal party for all the hard work and who h [ped make the evening a success. A good time h d by all. Sharon and Dale. -30 CALDWELL The fancily of the late Steven Caldwell wish to thank all those who helped at the scene of the accident, the ambulance units from Goderich, Seaforth and Zurich and rescue units from the Bayfield and Goderich Volunteer Fire Depart- ments. Special thanks to Dr. Flowers, emergency staff at Goderich Hospitol, Alice Deichert, Father John Sharp, to relatives, friends and neighbours for floral tributes, mass cards, memorial dona- tions and sympathy cards. For the food brought to our ltorpes, Michael Falconer and staff at Ball and Falconer Funeral Home, pallbearers and the women of Brucefield United Church for the lovely lunch after the service. No words can express how we feel. It was all greatly appreciated. Bob, Joan, Skott.-30x • 47. Card of thanks DOWSON Many thanks to my dear family, friends and relatives for cards, calls, gifts, treats and flowers. You made my birthdoy such o memorable and happy time. A special thank you to the girls at Huronview for their TLC. It will always be remembered. Flora Dowson.-30 COLEMAN A sincere thank you to my family, relatives. friends and neighbours for the phone calls, cards, visits, flowers and treats given to me while in University Hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Dr. C. H. Rorabeck, Dr. C. Wallace, Mrs. M. Fisscher and Rev. Stan McDonald. It was greatly appreciated. Gladys Coleman. -30x SHARP We would like to say a sincere thank you to all our friends, relatives and neighbours for all the flowers, prayer, cards and food that was sent at the time of Steven's sudden death. It was all deeply appreciated. Mary Sharp and family. -30x HUTCHINGS The family of the late Dwayne Hutchings wish to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for visits, flowers, memorial donations, cards and food sent to the house. Special thanks to Doctors and staff at the Goderich Emergency Ward, Sun-. nybrook Surgical Intensive Care, Ambulance Units from Goderich, Seaforth and Zurich and the Bayfield and Goderich Volunteer Fire Depart- ments, all pallbearers, flowerbearers and St. An-, drew's United Church Women, Bayfield, for th lunch following the service. Also, to all who ll helped caro for us at home, Rev. Hoekstra for his words of comfort and visits and Ball and Falconer Funeral Home. Your support and thoughtfulness will always be'remembered.-30 Er SO i �� 1= �Ivi l �-I JPOLPI i PRY DESIGNER i One of a kind Designer 14 k Gold and Sterling Silver Jewellery Complete repairs to all Jewellery & Holloware . also Diamond and Semi Precious Stone repair. Pearl Restringing D1 Np ��DESIGNen 11‘1%14*6 72 THE SQUARE , GODE RICH ONT � N7A-1M6 (519) 524-4509 'Y