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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-03-18, Page 1938. Auction sale AUCTION SALE Deep fryer; 2 large commercial ovens; furniture; appliances; piano; etc. to be held et Richard Lobb's Auction Borne Clinton for Estate of Ida Wright plus good additions SATURDAY, MARCH 21 AT 10:00 A.M. RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT: 2 Moffat com- mercial ovens; 220 volt, 3 phase Garland deep french fryer; 2 burner hot plate 210 volt single phase; 10 soda acid fire extinguishers; 14 water pressuriz- ed extinguishers; antique oak frame show case w/gloss front and top 10' long 3' 3" high 26" deep; vegetable slicer; stainless steel tea pot and creamers etc. FURNITURE & APPLIANCES: Avocado green matching fridge and stove (good ones); white square model fridge; 30" electric stove; barn fridge; New England upright piano; 2 modern chesterfields with matching chairs; modern sectional chesterfield; loveseot chesterfield; 2 wall hugger recliner chairs; modern davenport couch; oval chrome table w/matchIng swivel arm chain like new; small round wooden pedestal dining table; 4 dining chairs; round chrome table w/2 leaves; antique blanket box; 6 matching dining chairs; 2 continental single beds; double box spring and mat- tress; matching dresser; chest of drawer and poster type bed w/doubie box spring & mattress; ornate antique dresser w/mustache pulls; antique chest of drawers; double wooden bed w/mat- tress; large oval coffee table; floor model hi fi; card table and chair set; floor lamps; 2 portable sewing machines; 3 gun racks; roll -away bed like new; annex stove; small table saw; antique 9' table; plywood wardrobe; several upholstered chairs; table lamps; 2 Targe mirrors; plus our usual large of- fering of dishes; glassware; misc. garden tools; step ladder; etc. Lawn Boy lawn mower; etc. TERMS CASH Richard Lobb & Bert Lobb AUCTIONEERS 482-7898 42. Death notice DENNIS Charles Melville, Tuesday, March 10, 1987, at Listowel Memorial Hospital, in his 83rd year. He was born In Wingham, formed most of his life in Grey and Howick Twp, and retired In 1976 to Gorrie. He was the son of the late Ernest Dennis and Maud Wright. Husband of Ethel Wardel and father of Dorothy and her husband Hugh Hart of RR 1, Gads Hill, Frances Lewis of Kitchener and Isobel and her husband Kevin Raven of Toronto. Grandfather of 9 grandchildren and 12 great• grandchildren. He is survived by 1 brother Harvey and 1 sister Verna Thomas, both of Brussels. Predeceased by 1 sister Eva Neill. Funeral service washeld at fhe Gorrie Chapel of the M.O. Watts Funeral Home on Friday at 2 pm. Interment Gorrie Cemetery, ZONDAG • At Memorial Continuing Care, St. Thomas, On- tario, Wednesday morning March 11, 1987, Ger- rit Zondag, 1 Amelia Street, St. Thomas, and formerly of RR 3 Bayfield in his 74th year. Hus• band of Mrs. Marie (VanZijll) Zondag, father of Mrs. Ernie (Ena) Manchester, St, Thomas, Mrs. Nellie Brown, Courtenay, B.C., Mrs. Ron (Berta) Campbell, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Mrs. Albin (Liz) Petan, Stratford, Ontario, and Jakob Zondag, Red Deer, Alberta; also survived by 2 sisters and 3 brothers in Holland, 14 grandchildren and many nieces and nephews among whom are Jack Zondag, Dundas, Co Zondag, RR 3, Bayfield, and Mrs. Arnold (Nelly) Steckle, RR 2, Zurich, Rested at the L.B. Sifton Funeral home, 118 Well- ington Street, St. Thomas Thursday evening 'from 7-9 pm and where the funeral service was con- ducted Friday afternoon at 1:30 pm. Interment in Elmdale Memorial Park, St. Thomas. -•-------.— WILLIAMS • Suddenly at his residence on Thursday, March 12, 1987, Kenneth Ernest Williams of RR 4, Clinton; in his 73rd year. Beloved husband of the former Dorothy Drover and dear father of Bryan of Kit- chener and Bruce and his wife Darlene of New Market. Also loved by his granddaughter Brit- tany Williams. Also survived by two sisters Lizzie (Mrs. Walter Mead) of London, Vera Evans of Bel- mont and one brother Leonard of London. Predeceased by one brother Edward. At the re- quest of Mr. Williams, there will be no funeral home visitation. A Memorial service was held at the Ball & Falconer "Box Funeral Chapel", 47 High Street, Seaforth on Sunday, March 15 at 3:30 o'clock. Cremation. Mr. Willioms was a member of the Royal Canadian Legion, Exeter Branch 167. --------_—MAJOR At Victoria Hospital, South Street Campus on Saturday, March 14, 1987, Mrs. Irene G. (Atkin- son) Major of RR 3, Thorndole, in he 59th year. Beloved wife of Bev. A. Major. Dear mother of Mrs. William (Frances) Parker of Grand Bend, Mrs. Nelson (Kathy) Bilyeo of Grantor), Mrs. William (Janice) Stouttener of Bayfield, Mrs. Jim (Jean) Barber of Thorndale, and John Major, and mother-in-law of Penny of Wyoming. Sister of Ronald Atkinson of Belle river, John Atkinson of Thorndole, Mrs, Bernice Clouthier of Tilbury, and Mrs. Helen Clapp and Bill Atkinson, both of Windsor. Also survived by six grandchildren. Predeceased by sister Mary and brother Glenn. Visitation was in the Needham Funeral Chopel, 520 Dundas Street. (Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 pm), where the funeral and committal service was conducted on Monday, March 16, at 1.30 pm. Rev. Lewis Snow officiated. Spring interment, Robin's Hill Cemetery. AUCTION SALE of Two tractors, tandem truck with hoist, farm machinery to be held 31j miles north of Zurich. Ontario for Mr. Howard Armstrong. THURSDAY, MARCH 26th AT 1:30 P.M. "NOTE": NO SMALL ITEMS TRACTORS: Case 1070 diesel tractor with cab, heater, air, radio, turbo, front weights, 20.8 x 38 rear tires, 1100 x 16 fronts, 20.8 x 38 T Bar duals selling separate. IHC C tractor with two row stuffier and bean puller. TRUCK: 1973 GMC tandem truck with now engine, run approx. 7,000 miles, 5 x 4 transmission, 18 ft. Wallinga box with pole hoist. MACHINERY: IHC 710 semi -mount four furrow x 18 inch spring reset battom plow; Glencoe 18 ft. wing troll cultivator with hitch hiker harrows; Turnco 18 ft. three section land packer; 16 ft. Pony harrow; IHC 510 sixteen run seed and fer- tilizer drill with grass seeder in real good condition; JF four row rowcrop cultivator with rolling shields; IHC No. 56 four row plate corn planter with fibre glass hop- pers and Insecticides; M & W 13 ft. rotary hoe; New Holland 679 tandem axle manure spreader with hydraulic slurry gate in good condition; Rex forage boa with roof on Horst double reach wagon: Kool forage blower; M & W gravity box on wagon: McKee cern hog; Husky 1000 gallon liquid manure spreader and pump: Allied 42 ft. 7 Inch portable grain auger with PTO drive; Cealsa 200 gallon trail sprayer; Mauer 4 row bean puller; Innes bean windr-ower for parts; Genorc model Ho. 6871-0 portable farm hydro alter- nator on trailer; pile of scrap Iron. TERMS: CASH LUNCH BOOTH Auctioneer: Richard Lobb CLINTON 319-482-7898 OWNER: HOWARD ARMSTRONG (519) 262-5437 OWNER OP AUCTIONEER NOT RESPONSI- BLE FOR ACCIDENTS DAY OF SALE. 42. Death notice STOKLEY At Victoria Hospital South Street Campus on Fri- day. March 13 1987 Jock A Stokley of 97 Delaware Street in his 73rd year. Beloved hus- band of Mrs. Frances (Morton) Stokley. dear father of Mrs Thomos (Nancy) Hill of RR 2 Bayfield. John C Stokley of Guelph and Susan Stokley of London Brother of Mrs. Lillian Mur dock. Ken. Earl Don and Ron, all of London. Also survived by 3 grandchildren. Visitation wos in the Needham Funeral Chapel. 520 Dundas Street (Sunday 2.4 and 7.9 pm) where the funeral ser- vice wos conducted on Monday. March 16 of 11 am. Rev. Brion A. McKay of St. Timothy's Anglican Church officated. Interment Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens. NICHOLSON At Clinton Public Hospital on Sunday. March 15, 1987, Wilmer Vernon Nicholson of Huronview and formerly of Goderich and West Wawanosh, in his 85th year. Beloved husband of the late Ado Gertrude (Gaunt). Dear father of Edwin of Woodstock and Vernon of London: brother of Albert of Kitchener, also survived by 4 grand- children and 3 great-grandchildren. Family received friends at the McCallum and Polio Funeral Home, Cerebric' and East St., Goderich on Tuesday from 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Funeral and committal service§ wore hetet at ' the funeral home-, on Wednesday at 1 pre. Interment Col- borne Cemetery. HARRISON At St. Joseph's Hospital, London on Friday, March 13, 1987, Minnie (Smith) Harrison of Cen tralia, in her 75th year. Beloved wife of the late Frederick Harrison. Dear mother of (Audrey) Mrs. Donald Dixon of Hensall, LeRoy Harrison of Centralia, Robert Harrison of Lucien and Wayne Harrison of Strothroy. Dear sister of (Ora) Mrs. Clarence Cornell, (Joyce) Mrs. Jock Pearce. (Mary) Mrs. Robert Abey, and Ray Smith, all of London, Vern Smith of Exeter, and Gail Bearss of Saskatchewan. Also survived by nine grand children and live great-grandchildren Rested al the C.Haskett & Son Funeral Home. lucan, where the complete funeral service wos held on Mon• day, March 16, at 1 30 pm Rev Darrell Shoule of Lucan United Church officiated Interment Carli sle Cemetery BROOK S Rebecca Brooks is pleased to announce the or rival on March 6, 1987, of Shelley Ann Marie at 11 53 p m weighing 7 Ib Proud grandparents ore Helen Brooks of Clinton and John Brooks of Bothwell 1 l nx GOMEZ Oscar and Cheryl (nee Bell) are delighted to an nounce the birth of their daughter Jennifer Pauline born on February 21, 1987 at New Vic toria Hospital in London, weighing 6 Ib 3' oz llnx McCULLOUGH Julie and Kim are thrilled to announce the safe arrival of their little brother Randy Howard on March 14, 1987 at Clinton Public Hospital weighing 6 Ib 7 oz Especially proud parents are Bob and Doreen. Special thanks to Dr. Baker and the nursing staff on 2nd floor I 1 nx REGIER Gary and Betty (nee Pennings) ore thrilled to an nounce the orrivel of their 1st child a son. Corey Joseph, born on March 8 1987 weighing 6 Pb 1 oz Corey is the 5th grandchild of Mr & Mrs. Harry Pennings. 8th grandchild of Mrs 8 Mrs Joe Regier. and 95th great-grandchild of Lydia Regier ilnx WILLEY Peter and Robin are pleased to announce the birth of their 3rd child, Karen Starr, born Thurs- day. March 12, 1987 of Clinton Public Hospitol weighing 8 Ib 10 oz. A sister for Erin and Megon Special thanks to Dr. Steed, Salsbury. and 2nd floor nurses. --1 1 nx CLASSIFIED CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18. 1887—Fade 18 47. Card of thanks HENRY The family of the late Merle A. Henry wish to ex- press our sincere appreciation to relatives; friefidsl and neighbours for their kind support and expressions of sympathy received during the loss of a dear mother, grandmother and great grand- mother. Sincere thanks for the beautiful floral tributes, charitable donations, gifts of food, visits to the funeral home and messages of sym- pathy. Thank you to the doctors and nurses of Wingham and Barrie Hospitals. Thanks to Rev. Kenneth Bauman of the Blyth United Church, to the ladies of the U.C.W. for the lunch provided and to the Tasker Funeral Home. Your kindness will olways be remembered. -11 WALLIS The family of the late Mary Wallis wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbours for their ex• pressions of support and sympathy during the re- cent passing of our wife and mother. Sincere thanks for the Charitable donations, floral tributes, gifts of food and messages of sympathy. Special thanks to Reverend Dave Woodall, Beat- tie Funeral Home and Ontario Street UCW. Your kindness and thoughtfulness will always • be remembered. Charlie, Margaret, Carol, Doug and Ruth. -11x CORRIVEAU The family of the late Al Corriveau wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbours for the cards, flowers, Masses, gifts of food and also the dons• tions. We would also like to thank Father Pluto, Dr. Steed, Mildred Cameron for all their help and the CWL for the delicious lunch and to the Ball & Falconer Funeral Home.Your kindness and thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Gwen, Elaine, Neil, Theresa, Michael. -. 11 x TURNER I would like to thank my friends and relatives for flowers, cards, letters and phone calls while I was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. All was greatly appreciated. Jim. 1 1 x GIBSON — MEN2IES Mr and Mrs. E. Beecher Menzies of Clinton an- nounce with pleasure th! engagement of their daughter, Marianne Alexis, to William Thomas Gibson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson. RR 5 Clinton. The marriage wilt take place in Wesley Willis United Church on Saturday, March 28, 1997.-- 11 KEYS Thanks again to everyone who remembered me with gifts, cords, phone calls, and visits while I was in University Hospital and since returning home. Bruce Keys. 11 x • YEATS I wish to expfe-ss my sincere appreciation to all who extended good wishes to me on my recent retirement from Huronview. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Madelon Yeats. 11) 47. Card of thanks PIPE. We would like to express our sincere thanks to all our friends and relatives and Rev. J. Vanslyke for remembering us with phone calls, cards and visits for the loss of a dear brother, Mervyn, Lloyd and Winona Pipe. -11x KNOX My sincere thanks to Dr. Grant and his excellent team of doctors, nurses and staff for their care given me while a patient in University Hospital, London and to doctors and nurses at Alexandra Marine and General Hospitdl, Goderich before going to London. Also to my family, many friends and neighbors for their many expressions of con- cern, prayers and good wishes. I will be forever grateful. Sincerely, Lavino Knox. --11x WESTERVELD The family of the late Bernard Westerveld wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, neighbours and friends, for their floral tributes, charitable donations,cards and gifts of food during the illness an*loss of a dear husband, father and grandfather. Special thanks to Dr, Harrett, Dr. Flowers and the staff of Clin• ton Public and University Hospital for your con- cern and excellent care, Also thank you to Rev. Samplonius for his visits. at home and in the hospital. A sincere thanks to the Falconer Funeral Home. Your kindness will never be forgotten. The Westerveld Family.-- 11x GODBOLT 1 do not know how or what it would take for me to thank everybody personally for the vast help that has been shown to me. Everybody has been so helpful with cards, telephone and personal visits beyond my expectation, I say thank you. The Neurology Dept. of Victoria Hospital is to be congratulated on the excellent care. The Cancer Society, the people in the beds next to me have exceeded my expectation, I made many new friends. I am back in Goderich Hospital Room 258. Hope to see you all at home soon in Bayfield. I remain, Jessie Godbolt. 11x ROY I would like to thank everyone who sent cards, gifts, and flowers while I was a patient at Clinton Public Hospital. Thanks to Grandma Popp for looking after my two brothers. Special thanks to Drs. Steed and Baker and first floor nurses for their excellent care. Also thanks to Dr. Baker for the Birthday cake. Kristopher. l 1 x 47. Card of thanks PASSCHIER The family of the late Gordon Passchier wishes to express sincere appreciation for the prayers and many acts of kindness, sympathy and ex- pressions of respect received during our recent sad bereavement. In particular we would like to acknowledge the services of the Rev, Roger Gelwicks and the support of Rev. McFarlane, the Tasker Funeral Home, Dr. W. Wong. the pallbearers, those who sent flowers. memorial gifts and donations to the Huron Perth Lung Association, the ladies of the Blyth Christian Reformed Church and friends and neighbours who sent gifts of food. We extend our thanks to all who will remember Gordon as a loving hus- band, father, son, brother, and friend. The Passchier family. 11x THOMSON I would like to thank Dr, Hay. Dr. Watts, Dr, Salsbury and the nurses of Clinton Hospital. Thanks to Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Knight, Rev. Milne, Rev. Barber and all who visited me. I ap• preciated the cords, flowers. fruit, treats and phone cdlls. It will always • be remembered.Eleanor Thomson. 11 WESTLAKE Lloyd and Dawno thank family and friends for their thoughtfulness during the past month. Special appreciation to Dr. Flowers and CPH Staff. 11 GIBSON Just a note to thank everyone for making my job 'at the Clinton News -Record a challenging and meaningful experience. I've always hated 10 say goodbye but I have accepted an opportunity as Advertising Manager with "The Citizen', a week• ly newspaper covering Blyth Brussels and sur- rounding areas. A special thanks goes out to my fellow co-workers at the Clinton News•Record and Signal -Star Publishing'for giving me a chonce to grow. 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