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38. Auction sale
Richard Lobb Auctioneer
CLINTON - 482.7898
AUCTION CALENDAR
WED., SEPT. 3 of 6 P.M. - Modern fur-
niture, , appliances, flat-to-woll cupboard,
bowed glass china cabinet, motorcycle; at
Brussels Arena for Martha logon.
SUN.. SEPT. 7 AT 1 P.M, - Quality antique fur-
niture and glassware for the estate of Emily
Cory at Saltford Hall, Goderich.
SAT., SEPT. 13 AT 10 A.M. - 1985 Chev.
Celebrity, run 16,200 km., antiques, for The
estate of Grace Pepper in Lobb Auction
Barn, Clinton.
SAT., SEPT. 20 Al"10 A.M. - 50 acre farm
with 10 year old house, car, 2 tractors,
machinery, household effects, 51/2 miles
east of Kippen for the estate of William
John Chappel.
THURS.. SEPT. 18 AT 6 P.M. - Riding lawn
mower w/snowblower, appliances and fur-
niture at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton,
for Harold Hirst plus additions.
LARGE ESTATE
AUCTION
Quality antique furniture and glass-
ware. grandfather clock to be held at
Saltford Valley Hall, Goderich, Ontario
for the Estate of Emily Cory.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 7 AT 1 P.M.
Antique grandfather clock circa 1800
family heir loom in working order. an-
tique curved back settee, 2 curved back
upholstered antique chairs, unusual an-
tique upholstered chair. matching ladys'
and gent's chairs, Ornate drop front
desk, small sideboard w/marble top
and mustache pulls, cherry drop leaf
gate leg table. pedestal table w/18"
fold over top to 36", 42" round table
w/pedestal base, open front antique
cupboard. 60" x 33" harvest table
w/draw, 33" x 66" harvest table, pine
armoire w/drawer and mirror in door.
Jam cupboard, flat to wall cupboard,
flat to wall cupboard w/doors top and
bottom w/drawer in centre, teacher's
school desk. teacher's bell. stencilled
washstand w/tear drop pulls, Cast=
rocker, open front cupboard, pine wood
box or flour bin, blanket box, wooden
flour barrel. unusual pine cupboard w/7
drawers, wooden shoulder yoke, 171/2"
bell. water bench, marble top oak
washstand and 3 drawer chest
w/mustache pulls. antique rocking
horse w/wicker seat, modern double
bed, single bed, 4 duck decoys, 10 shav-
ing mugs. pink hob nail bracket lamp
w/reflector, Belieck Wallets flowered
vase. 3 stem epergne.3 small Gone With
The Wind type lamps, jewellery, oil
lamps, brass pall, ruby font oil lamp,
candlestick holders w/prisms, small
brides basket, dish. small cobalt blue oil
lamp, brass candlestick holders. mat-
ching flaw blue dishes, cast Iron toy
boat, 3 Bennington bowls, Royal
Doulton Gaffers bowl. floor stand hall
mirror, 46" x 30" cherry table
w/drawers„ old tins, brass fireplace
rail, powder & ball Buffalo gun. CB
Culbert 22 single shot rifle w/octagonal
barrel,old shot gun FAC required, roll-
ing pins, scrub board, ice cream parlour
table and 2 chairs, wooden churn, silver
pieces. wick trimmer, antique music
box, Edison Amberola and 13 cylinder
records, books on antiques, Singer Ire -
die sewing machine. oak blanket box,
nursing rocker. sewing stand, chaster,
field loveseaf, oval framed mirrors, bag
cart, hall tree, copper boiler, wooden
utensils, scrub board, rolling pins, etc.,
clock shelf, trunk. piano stool, small
modern dry sink. slipper chair, nursing
rocker, Menesetung Hotel picture plus
other pictures, oval braided rug, bed-
ding and towels, some general
household effects. Plan to attend.
TERMS: CASH
Richard Lobb, Auctioneer
482-7898
42. Death notice
GOWER
At South Huron Hospital, Exeter on Monday,
August 25, 1986, Milton I. Gower. of Algonquin
Drive, Huron Park, in his 75th year. Beloved'hus-
bond of the late 'Marjorie (Kleinfeldt) Gower.
Dear father of Geraldine (Mrs. Darryl Ross) and
Gloria (Mrs. Pat Lukow), both of Woodstock,
Judy (Mrs. Garry Groothuis) and Elizabeth
Gower, both of Kitchener, William of Toronto,
and John and Gordon, both of Woodstock. Loyed
son of Mrs. Mary Gower of Queensway N.H.,
Hensall. Dear brother of Mrs. Vera Bullock of
Crediton, Mrs. Luella Taylor of Exeter, and Mrs.
Alma Brunzlow of Strothroy. Also loved by 15
grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Dear
friend of 'Irene O'Neill. Rested at the T. Harry
Hoffman & Sons Funeral Home, Dashwood, with
visitation Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Funeral service was held on Wednesday, August
27, 1986 at 2 p.m. Interment Crediton Cemetery,
Rev. B. Elder officiated. -36
GUNNING
At St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Ontario on
Tuesday, August 26th, 1986, Myrtle E. Gunning
(Kirk) of Queensway Nursing Home, Hensall and
formerly of Exeter, in her 92nd year. Beloved
wife of the late Melville Gunning and dear
mother of Muria! Gunning, of Hensall. Also sur-
viving ore a niece and o nephew. Friends called
at the Hopper -Hockey Funeral Home, William
St., Exeter Wednesday from 2-4 and 7-9. Funeral
service was held on Thursday, August 28th at 2
p.m. with Rev. Richard Hawley officiating. Inter-
ment in Zion Cemeter;y,.-36
LAMB
At Huronview, Clinton on Tuesday, August 26,
1986, Eunice M. Lomb, formerly of Toronto and
Colborne Twp.; in her 85th year. Daughter of the
late Gordon and Elizabeth (Jackson) Lamb. She is
survived by one brother A. Toynbee Lamb of
Goderich and nieces and nephews. The family
received friends at the McCallum & Pella Funeral
Home, Cambria Road at East Street, Goderich
after 7 p.m. Wednesday. A private family service
was held at the funeral home Thursday morning.
Interment Colborne Cemetery. -36
MANSKE
At Alexandra Marine and General Hospital on
Friday, August 29, 1986, Captain Billie H. Manske
(retired R.C.A.F.) of Goderich, in his 63rd year.
Born in Kitchener, Bill Manske joined the
R.C.A.F. in 1942, and began his Pilot's training in
Goderich. He served overseas during World War
II, and continued his career on various bases in
Canada and Europe until his retirement in 1969.
He worked for many years at Huronview in Clin-
ton. He and his wife Hollis (Kittner) resided in
Goderich over the lost three years. Besides his
wife, Capt. Manske is survived by his sons Bryce
and his wife Sandy of Calgary, Donny and his
wife Nance of Swift. Current, Sask., Eric of
Palmerston; Dean and his wife Janet of Edmon-
ton; one sister Marjorie Hallman of Waterloo;
four grandsons Grant, David, Warren, and Kyle;
and three granddaughters Kim, Shawna, and
Sarah. The family received their friends at the
McCallum & Palle Funeral Home, Cumbria Road
at East Street, Goderich, on Sunday from 7 - 9
p.m. A eulogy was delivered by his eldest son
Bryce at the funeral home on Monday at 11 a.m.
Cremation. -36
42. Death notice
46. In memoriam
@LACK
At Wingham & District Hospital on Saturday,
August 30, 1986, Mr. William V. Black of
Belgrove; In his 76th year. Beloved husband of
the former Florence (Nethery). Dear father of
Margery (Mrs. Malcolm Lewis) of London, Joan
(Mrs. Gordon Riley) of Dungannon, Torn and Con-
nie, Keith and Barb, all of RR1, Belgrav, Murray
and Merrilyn of Blyth. Brother of Hilda (Mrs. Les
of RRI,
children.
Friends
Vincent) of Belgrave and Stanley Bloc
Belgrave, Also survived by nine grant
Predeceased by an infant sister Marjorie
called at the McBurney Funeral Home, Wingham
until Tuesday afternoon; where the funeral ser-
vice was conducted at 2 p.m. Rev. John G.
Roberts officiated. Interment Brondon Cemetery,
Belgrave.-36
JACKSON
At South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on lthursday,
August 28, 1986, Mrs. Ida Maude (Way) Jackson,
of Queensway Nursing Home, Hensall, formerly
of RR1, Hensall, in her 84th year. Daughter of the
late Alva and Maude Way. Beloved wife of the
late George Jackson (1940). Dear mother of
Donald of RR1, Hensall, and the late Delphine
(Mrs. Ray Nelson) (1958). Dear sister of Mrs.
Helen Dallas of Hensall and Gladys (Mrs. Robert
Cross) of London. Mrs. Jackson was predeceased
by 3 brothers, Berton (1900), Casey (1947), and
Clare (1966), and by one sister Mrs. Evelyn Shere
(1979). Also survived by 1 granddaughter
Dorothea (Mrs. Ron MacQueen) of Ajax and 4
great grandchildren. Visitation in the Hensall
Chapel of Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Homes,
118 King St., Hensall, where the funeral service
was conducted on Saturday, August 30 at 11:30
a.m. Rev. Stanley McDonald officiated. Inter-
ment followed in Hensall Union Cemetery. -36
GABEL
At Bluewater Rest Home, Zurich on Wednesday,
August 27, 1986, Olive Elizabeth (Zirk) Gabel,
formerly of RR3, Zurich. Beloved wife of the late
Arthur Gabel (1972). Loved mother of Miss Idella
Gabel of RR3 Zurich. Dear sister of Alfred Zirk of
Vancouver, Gordon Zirk and Mrs. Ruth Maguire,
both of London. Predeceased by four brothers
and three sisters. Also surviving ore nieces and
nephews. Rested at the T. Harry Hoffman.& Sons
Funeral Home, Dashwood, with visitation Thurs-
day afternoon and evening. Funeral service was
held on Friday, August 29, 1986, at 2 p.m. Inter-
ment Zurich U.C. Cemetery, Bronson Line. -36
KLAAS
At Clinton Public Hospital on Wednesday, August
27, 1986, Mr. Gerrit Klaos of Clinton; in his 71st
year. Beloved husband of Janna Kolkman. Dear
father of Henry J. G. Klaas of Medicine Hat,
Alberta and Murray of Burlington. Also loved by
9 grandchildren. Also survived by 1 sis er Berta
(Mrs. John de Wilde) of Millgrove and b 1 sister
in Holland. Predeceased by 2 sister and 3
brothers. Friends were received at t e Ball &
Falconer Funeral Home, 153 High Stree , Clinton
on Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funer I service
was held at the Clinton Christian eformed
Church on Saturday, August 30 at 2 o'clo k. Inter-
ment Halton Hills Memorial ardens,
Burlington. -36
DURAND
At Victoria Hospital, London, on Sunday, August
31, 1986, Mr. Andre Joseph Durand of RR2,
Zurich, in his 44th year. Beloved husband of
Sharon (Ruby) Durand. Dear son of Maurice and
Gertrude Durand of RR1, Dashwood. Son -in -low
of Mr. Robert and the late Verna Ruby of Florida.
Dear father of Michelle of London, Jody, Tammy,
Jamie, Andrea and Craig, all at home. Dear
brother of Jerome and Paul Durand, both of Lon-
don, Anthony of Saudi Arabia, Marie (Mrs. Paul
Cyr) of Zurich, and Bernadette (Mrs. Lionel Cyr)
of Dashwood. Also surviving are several nieces
and nephews. Visitation after 2 p.m. Monday, in
the Zurich Chapel of Michael P. O'Connor
Funeral Homes, 49 Goshen Street North, until
Wednesday, September 3, at 10:30 a.m., then to
St. Peter's R.C. Church, St. Joseph; where the
Funeral Mass was celebrated at 11 a.m. with
Father J.J. Bennsette celebrant. Interment
followed, St. Peter's R.C. Cemetery, St.
Joseph. -36
EXETER BUSINESS
LIQUIDATION AUCTION
S'fa' ave bean (nsPrueeafc self by publit OlfetT:en,1tl rennefrsr-
turing equipment, stock completed inventory, tools, office
equipment of the former Norse Industries (Cultivator Manufac-
turers), and form machinery, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 AT 10:00 A.M.
COMPLETED EQUIPMENT: 15 asst field cultivators from 12' to 23'; additional wing units;
Norse buster bors; rolling harrows. (Subject to deletions)
INVENTORY: Quantity of steel, welding accessories, hydraulic cylinders, and hydraulic
components, paint. nuts and bolts, cultivator tines, approx. 2000 asst teeth, ports for all
Norse equipment, 2000 U -bolts.
EQUIPMENT: Linde magnetic automatic torch with 4' table; Elho drill press, 3 h.p. head;
Pehaka band sow; 2 Hobart 300 Mig. welders; Miller 300 amp stick; Vulcan 5 ton overhead
crane, power carrier; 5 h.p. Devilbis air compressor; Websfer 7 gal. paint tank; Gates
hydraulic hose crimper; 50 ton hydraulic press, augo. 2 stage (with power pock); Elicatic
air cleaner, 12 volt hyd. power pock.
ADDITIONAL CONSIGNMENT: Ford 9700 tractor with cob, air, dual power; Allis Chalmers
180 completely hyd. with remotes; Int. 504 tractor c/w centre mount, scuffler and 4 row
puller; 4000 Ford tractor with Industrial' loader; GMC 1966 Highway tractor with wet line;
1975 Glencoe soil saver, 7 tooth; 2 - 18' Cult. (1 pull type and 1 • 3 PTH); Int. 720.5 furrow
plow, semi -mount; New Holland baler; Ford 12' hyd. disc; 3 PTH 200 gal. sprayer; wagon
and flat rack; 9' Int. 45 cult.; Int. 18 run seed drill, seed 8 fert-; 56 - 4 row corn planter,
fert. insecticides; 200 George White sprayer; Luke 4 -row bean puller; 4 row Innes win-
drower; 5 ton truck running gear; 1969 Freightliner dual tandem, 18' deck with tarp, 250
Cunningham engine.
MISCELLANEOUS: Quantity of shop equipment 8 tools, steel benches, trolleys and overhead
units, pallets and skids, steel shelving, 110 sections of 2000 Ib. shelving, quantity of bar-
rels; many, many more items too numerous to mention.
AUCTIONEERS NOTE: All equipment is in excellent condition. Plan to attend at 10:00 sharp.
All equipment sold to the highest bidder. Verbal announcements take precedence over
written material.
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AUCTIONEERS, LIOUIOATORS, APPRAISERS,
TENDER BROKERS & BUSINESS CONSULTANTS
Bruce Itethwell 482-1181
MEZZO
In loving memory of a dear husband & father,
William Chester Bezzo, who passed away
September 8, 1946:
What I would give to clasp his hand,
His happy face to see,
To hear his voice and see his smile,
That meant so much to me,
Always remembered by
family, -36
wife Lucy and
KENNEDY
In loving memory of our dear Mother, Joyce, who
left us 4 years ago, Sept. 3, 1982:
What we would give if we could say,
"HI Mom" in the same old way
To hear your voice and see your smile,
To sit and chat with you awhile,
A wonderful Mother laid to rest,
For each of us you did your best,
Your place on earth no one
We miss you Mom and always will,
So many times we've needed you
And many times we've cried
If our love could have saved you,
You never would have died,
If we could have one lifetime wish,
One dream that could come true
We'd pi" ay is Cod with all bur hearts
For yesterday and you.
For you who have your Mother
Cherish her with care,
Cause you'll never know the heartache,
When you see her empty chair.
Lovingly missed by Wayne, Brenda, Sharee,
Mark and their families. -36x
can fill,
WALDEN
At Royal Jubilee Hospital, Victoria, B.C. on
Wednesday, August 27, 1986, Dr. Leland Paul
Walden, formerly of Bayfield, in his 60thlyear. He
is survived by his former wife MrS. Marny
(Galbraith) Walden. Dear father of Julio of
Toronto, Sarah and her husband Michael
McNichol of Clinton, Catherine of ' London,
Elizabeth and her husband Bradley Voisin of Var-
na, and Peter and his wife Marlene of Peter-
borough. Loving grandfather to Laura, Sarah,
and Scott McNichol, and Jeffrey and Gregory
Walden. Predeceased by his parents Leland and
Edith Walden, and by one sister Anna (Mrs. John
Davies). At Dr. Walden's request, cremation has
taken place. A memorial service will b held at
St. Andrew's United Church, Bayfield on ednes-
day, September 3 at 1:30 p.m. Interment of ashes
in, the Bayfield Cpmetteryts )gmorigl don ,tipr)s.t9 ,
the Canadian Cancer Society would a ap-
preciated as expressions of sympathy. Funeral
arrangements entrusted to the Ball & alconer
Funeral Home, Clinton. -36
BIESINGER
Wayne and Karen are pleased to anno nce the
arrival of Andrew Herbert born Sept_mber 2,
1986, weighing 9 lbs. 1 oz. A brother for Jeffrey,
Adam and Brian. Proud grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Allister Ingles of Listowel and Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Biesinger, Kitchener. -36
TAYLOR
In loving meory of Jean Taylor who passed away
September 3, 1982:
The depths of sorrow we cannot tell,
Of the loss of one we loved so well,
And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep,
Her memory we shall always keep.
Always remembered by husband Vic and
families. -36x
47. Card of thanks
.2111093.7440.24
MORLEY
To. Flo and Don Keillor the gracious hosts for a
farewellget to-gether with many good friends.
We thank all of you for your friendship over the
years. Lillian and Ray. -36x
FITZGERALD
I would like to add a special thanks to Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Jim McKen-
zie for their kindness and help when Amondo got
bit by the dog. Special thanks to University
Hospital, London, and to Mr, and Mrs. Riley and
Mr. Jack Spoken for asking about Amanda and
to the people in Morgan's Trailer Park. It was
greatly appreciated. Mary Anne Fitzgerald and
family. -36x
ARMSTRONG
Sincere thanks to friends and relatives for visits,
cords, flowers, and treats while I was in Univer-
sity Hospital in London. Floyd Armstrong. -36
LIVERMORE
We would like to thank our relatives, friends and
neighbors for their cards, gifts and visits on our
golden day which made it such a lovely
memorable occasion. Gladys and Clarence
(Shim). -36x
WIGHTMAN
I would like to thank my friends and relatives for
their cards, treats and thoughtfulness while I
was in the hospital in Winghom and St. Joseph's
in London. Also those who took my wife to the
hospitals and helped out at home. Ivan
Wightman.-36x
BRANDON
Pat and Terri Brandon are pleased to nounce
the arrival of Jill Marie born Friday, A gust 29,
1986, weighing 8 lbs. A little sister for J lie. Pro-
ud grandparents are John Paul and Barb Rau and
Ken and Elaine Brandon. Great grandpa tints -are
Wilfred Corriveau, Charles and Made ane Rau
and Edith Denby. Speciol thanks to Dr. S eed, Dr.
Salsbury and second floor nursing staff. 6
BRUGGER
Mandy and Jason Brugger are happy to an-
nounce the birth of their baby sister, Becky Ann,
born August 30, 1986, at Clinton Public Hospital
weighing 7 lbs. 71/2 ozs. Parents are (lob and
Shirley Brugger, Seaforth. Proud grandparents
are Mary and Roy Scott, Seaforth and Clara Brug-
ger, Seaforth. Great grandparents are Mary and
Matt Nediger, Huronview.-36
44. Engagements
SMITH - DEITZ
Mr, and Mrs. John Deitz, Kippen, ore pleased to
announce the marriage of their daughter, Nancy
Grace, to Gerald Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs.
- Harry Smith, Hensall: The marriage will take
place Saturday, September 13, 1986, at St. An-
Arew's United Church, Kippen at 3 p.m. Recep-
tion to follow in Exeter. --36r
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cleaner -washing water. -0-36
MONTREAL MILITARY SURPLUS: Workshirts $2.75,
workpants 53.50, Workboots 515. For catalogue. send
52 (reimbursed first order): Military Surplus, Box 243,
5t. Timotheo, Quebec. JOS 1X0.-0-34.38
POOL SALE. one of Ontario's largest dealers is clear-
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prices (416) 523-6467.-0.34.38
PIANOS from Village Piano Shop, Elmira. For musi-
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stock: Heintzmann 8 Co., Boll, Mason 8 Risch.
Finishes: Oak. Walnut, Mahogany. Restored player
pianos (519) 669-2280.-0.35.39
6 FOOT PAN BRAKE, $3,000: 2 -post Bulfolo drill press,
No. 2 toper, 5425; single -spindle drill press. No. 4
toper, 5450: Hydraulic 4 x 8 foot lift table, 52,000;
press broke dins, $30/foot; die rock, 560: rigid No. 400
A power threader with accessories, 52,200: galvaniz-
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$10/sheet; square tubing, 4x4x1/4 wall, 52.25—Ir.
Martin's Metal Shop, Wallenstein, (519)
669.8400.-0-36
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5000 B 2000, going
write Box 1394, Westlock, Alberto TOG 2L0.-0-36
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inches. -0-36
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DRUMMOND
In loving memory of a very special father, John,
who passed oway one year ago Sept. 8, 1985:
Beautiful memories are all 1 have left,
Of a wonderful father I will never forget.
I shared with you many happy days,
miss you in a million ways.
We shared our love, our hopes and fears,
Thank you Dad for those happy years.
I lived in hope, I prayed in vain,
That God would make you whole again.
He took your hand, we had to part,
Eased your pain, but broke my heart.
To live in the hearts of those we love is hot to die
but have everlasting life. Always in our thoughts
and prayers, daughter Jan, son -In-law Larry,
grandchildren Julie and Greg. -36x
DRUMMOND
In loving memory of my dad who passed away. 1
year ago September 8, 1985.
So mt5ny things hove happened,
Since you have gone away,
So many things to share with you
Had not you gone away.
Your resting place 1 visit
And place the flowers with care
But no one knows the heartoche
When 1 turn and leave you there.
Always loved and always remembered. I love
you Dad. Mary. -36x
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Quonset 40 x 60 56,995. Slraightwoll 30 x 50 57,152.
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ONTARIO'S LARGEST Form Machinery consignment
sale, Norwich, Ont. Fridoy Sept. 12, 1986 10 am (Sales
conducted 2nd Friday each month). Approx 150"175
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possible. -0-33-36
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