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Clinton News-Record, 1987-03-25, Page 19J CLASSIFIED 38. Auction sale CLEARING AUCTION SALE of 99 acre farm, four tractors, diesel truck, forage wagons, swather, tillage equipment to he held at Lot 1, Concession 12,' Tuckersmith Township at Chiselhurst five miles east of He-nsall, Ontario for Robert W Kins- man. Wednesday, April 8 AT 1:30 P.M. "NOTE": NO SMALL ITEMS! PROPERTY: 99 acre farm, more or less known as Part of Lot 1, Concession 12 Huron Road Survey, Tuckersmith Township This farm has 88 acres workable of which 20 acres is systemati- cally drained, a three bedroom frame house, bank barn and small implement shed TERMS ON PROPERTY 10% down day of sale, balance due in full in 30 days, being offered subject to a very reasonable reserve bid FOR INFORMATION PHONE the Auctioneer at 482-7898 or the Owner at 262-5480 TRACTORS: IHC 986 diesel with cab, heater, air, radio, external hydraulic outlets, auxiliary front fuel tank; IHC 666 diesel with external hydraulics, IHC 484 diesel with IHC 2200 manure loader, IHC 414 diesel tractor with power steering external hydraulic out- lets TRUCK: 1969 Dodge single axle truck with Cummings diesel engine, 40,000 miles on engine, 10 speed road ranger, 20 ft livestock rack with centre pole hoist and tarp, selling as is. MACHINERY: IHC 720 four furrow X 18•' semi -mount plow with automatic spring reset bottoms and spring coul- ters, IHC 420 three furrow X 14 inch mounted plow, INC, 510 sixteen run seed and fertilizer drill with grass seeder, IHC 12 ft trail wheel disc, IHC 201 self-propelled swather with pick up reel and hay conditioner, IHC 56 six row plate planter with fibreglass boxes and insecticides, IHC 45 eighteen foot vibra shank cultivator, 2 - Artswav three heater forage boxes on Horst 10 ton wagons with floatation tires, six years old, like new condition, Gehl 95 mixmill with auger feeder and unloader, New Holland 519 single axle manure spread- er with double heater in good condition, 4 gravity him on wagons, 4 hay racks on wagons HOME f ARM IS SOLD TE RMS CASH AUCTIONEER — RICHARD LOBE Clinton, Ontario 519-482-7898 OWNER — ROBERT W. KINSMAN 519-262-5480 OWNS R OR AUCTION/ E R NOT R1 SPONSIf)I f f OR AC(-IDFNTS DAY 01 SAL 1 42. Death notice LEALESS At the Hillside Nursing Home RR 5 Stratford, on Wednesdoy March 18 1987 Mr James Leoless of 69 St David Street Mitchell in his 89th yeor Beloved husband of the late Pearl (Walkom) Leoless (1977) Dear father of Eric and his wife Dorothy of Fullorton Twp Ivan and his wife Margaret of London Bryce and his wife Shirley of Burlington Wrny and his wife Bonnie of Fullar ion Twp Mrs Fart (Gweni Roney of Hibbert Twp Mrs Harry ,Viola) Webster of London Mrs Robert (Ruby) Roney of Hibbert Twp Mrs William Jewel) Butters of Kincardine and Mrs Suson Cudmore of Clinton Door brother of Mrs Fred (Catherine) Holterman of California and Mrs Violet Messina of Caldwell New Jersey Also surviving ore 23 grondchildren and 9 great grandchildren Predeceased by 2 brothers and 3 sisters Friends were received at the Lockhart Funeral Home in Mitchell on Friday 2 4 and 7 9 where the funeral service wos held on Saturday of 2 pm Rev Donald P'164- ch officiated Spring in terment will be in Bethel Munro Cemetery COLVIN Gindys Hanpy( of Teeswater passed away nt the Winghom District Hospital on Sunday March 22 1987 Gladys iHappv) Colvin in her 73rd year wife of the late Jack Colvin and mother of Bob and his wife Bev of Culross Twp Grandmother of Wanda and Peter Inglis of Belmore Sonya and Bill Graham of Teeswoter Juanita and Lr,rry Fischer of Cambridge. Shannon Colvin and Brad Colvin both of Culross Twp Great.gandmother of Jeremy and Joshua Inglis Justin Fischer and Nicole Colvin Sister of Llewella (Mrs High Arm strong) of Teeswater Irene (Mrs Gib Sauve) of Willowiale Sam of Belgrave George of Sangudo Alberto and Mrs John Cameron of Toronto Hilda (Mrs Errol Shilliday) of Victoria B C and Torn of Brussels Predeceased by one sister and three brothers Friends called at the MacPherson Funeral Chapel Teeswater on Mon day from 2 4 30 and 7 9 30 pm The funeral ser vice was held on Tuesday March 24 of 2 pm at Knox Presbyterian church Teeswater Spring in terment Teeswater Cemetery HOLLEY Suddenly nt Treasure Island Florida on Tuesday March 17 1987 Arthur W M Holley of Zurich Ontario in his 73rd year Beloved husband of Mrs Marion (Morton) Holley. dear father of Ar thur of Sprucedale Richard of Ottawa Brian of Dartmouth Nova Scotia and Andrew of Windsor Nova Scotia brother of Rev Albert E Holley of Kitchener Reginald V Holley and Mrs Gory (Gladys) Seabrook both of Logdon also survived by 10 grandchildren Visitation in the Needham Funeral Chapel 520 Dundos Street (Tuesday 2 30-4 30 and 7 9) where the funeral and com- mieol service were conducted on Wednesday Morch 25 at 9 45 am Interment Mt Pleasant Cemetery BEYER At Clinton P,,bi c Hospital on Monday Morch 23 1987 Russell T Beyer of Clinton, in his 79th year Beloved husband of the late Muriel Beyer. Dear stepfather of Jaqueline (Mrs, Jack Bryden) of Kingston Dear brother of Kathleen Mooney of Egbert, Ontario. Andrew and Wellington Beyer of Alliston Predeceased by two sisters Frieda Wofkom and Gladys Beyer and one orotner Lawson Friends will be received at the Beattie Funeral Home. 55 Rattenbury Street cost in Clin- ton on Tuesday evening from 7-9 and on Wednes• day from 2-4 and 7-9 Funeral and committal ser vice will be held on Thursday, March 26, 1987. commencing at 2 pm with Rev. David Woodall of- ficiating- Interment Union Cemetery, All'Iston- ANN 42. Death notice COLLYER Al St Joseph's Hospital London, Tuesday, March 17, 1987, Mr. Stuart Collyer of Lucknow, in his 71 year, Beloved husband of Kathleen (Thom). Dear father of Ted & Sandra Collyer of Meaford, Thom & Sondra Collyer of Orangeville 8 Tim & Diane Collyer of Clinton. Also loved by seven grand- children. Brother of Ted Sr- of Lucknow & Keith of Huronview Clinton- Funeral service was held from the MacKenzie 8 McCreath Funeral Home, Lucknow- Saturday, March 21, 1987 at 2 pm. Spr- ing Interment Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow. Rev, G. McFarlane officiated. ^^ — MACKEY John Dawson. At St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Sunday, March 22, 1987, J. Dawson Mackey of West Williams Township, in his 94th year, Belov- ed husband of Grace E.Mackey, dear father of Hazel and Bill Craig of Auburn, Murray and Gladys Mackey of West Williams Township. Lov- ingly remembered by 2 granddaughters, 3 grand- sons, and 6 great-grandsons. Predeceased by brothers Sylvester and Gordon Mackey. Rested at the M. Box & Son Funeral Horne, Parkhill where the funeral service was conducted on Wednesday, March 25th at 1:30 o'clock, Rev. William McCosh officiated. Interment in Sylvan Cemetery. Visitation was 2-4 and 7-9 pm. on Tuesday. - - _ SCOTT ------------ At Clinton Public Hospital, on Monday, March 16, 1987, Kenneth Andrew Scott, of Brucefield, in his 61st year. Beloved husband of Lorraine (Fowler) Scott and dear father of Mary Jane of Goderich and Ronald 'and his wife Lynn of Toronto. Loving grandfather of Graham Scott. Also survived by his father Ross Scott of'Brucefield and one sister Ruth (Mrs. Leon Rushcall) of Victoria, B.C. Predeceased by his mother Emily Alice Scott. Friends were received at the Ball & Falconer Funeral Home 153 High Street, Clinton, on Wednesday from 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Funeral service was held at the Brucefield United Church on Thursday, March 19th at 2 o'clock. Interment in Baird's Cemeter, Stanley Township. e� GOLLEN George Frederick. Suddenly at the Clinton Public Hospital. Clinton, Ontario on Tuesday, March 17, 1987, George F. Gollen of Clinton, formerly of Greenway , in his 79th year, Beloved husband of Ethel May (Elson) Gollen.- Dear father of Eileen (Mrs. Stan Riley) of Stratford, Donna (Mrs. Cliff Hallam) of Clinton, and John of Guelph. Rested at the M. Box & Son Funeral Home, Parkhill. Funeral service was conducted on Friday, March 20, at 1:30. Rev. Raymond Lindsay officiated. In- terment Grand Bend Cemetery. 43. Births Peter and Robin are pleased to announce the— birth of their 3rd child, Karen Starr, born Thurs- day, March 12, 1987 at Clinton Public Hospital weighing 8 Ib 10 oz A sister for Erin and Megan. Special thanks to Dr. Steed, Salsbury, and 2nd floor nurses. 12nx GALE We ore all pleased to announce the safe arrival of ❑ healthy 8 Ib 5 oz girl, Meagan Adair. born March 18, 1987. A second daughter for Mike and Snndy (nee Snell). A sister for Toni Michelle 12nx WATSON Ashlers is pleased to anounce the arrival of her baby brother. Curtis Alan, on March 21, 1987 of Clinton Public Hospitol weighing 10 Ibs. 14'-, ozs. Proud parents are Steve and Glenda (nee Workman) Special thanks to Dr. Steed and se• cond floor nurses. 12nx HAY Keith and Susan Hcy are happy to announce the arrival of Alexander George (Sandy) - a little brother for Lindsay on Sundoy March 15, of Clin- ton Public Hospital Many thanks for the core and attention from the nurses on 2nd floor. Dr Steed and Dr Salsbury and all those who helped core for Lindsay while Mommy was in hospital. 12nx KEMP Doug and Judy are pleased to announce the birth of their first child. Jessica Kate, on Sundoy. March 22 Proud grandparents ore Gary and Barb Sholdice and Robert and Brigid Kemp, Marie Kemp and Ron Line Thanks to Dr Steed ond.oll the great nurses at Clinton Hospital. - 12nx 46. In memoriam NOBLE In loving memory of our dear brothel who pass• ed away one year ago March 29 1986 in his 9th year Please God forgive a silent tear A fervent wish our brother was here. There are others yes we know But he is ours we loved him so Dear God take a message. To our brother in Heaven above. Tell him how much we miss him And give him all our love. Sadly missed by Angela and Justin 12 NOBLE Written in memory of our dear son and brother who passed away one year ago March 29, 1986 in his 9th year This month of March comes with much regret The day of the 29th we'll never forget The Lord mode o decision we had no say. His Angels come and swept you away. We place the flowers on your grove with core How it breaks our hearts to turn and leave you there If our tears could build a stairway and memories o lane We would climb the stairway to Heaven and br• ing you home again But all we have are memories and your picture in a frame Our lives without you Jeremy will never be the Same Eternally missed by Mom and Dad Angela and Justin 12 L47. Card of thanks GALE On this occasion the birth of our second child we personally thunk Dr Salsbury, the nursing and support staff of the C H our parents and families, Dawn DeJong, Down Gerger and everyone too numerous to list for their kindness and assistance, We are all blessed Gratefully Sandy and AAike Gale 12x JAMES AND ABBY We would like to thank all those whose help and hard work mode our wedding the wonder it was. We couldn't have done it without you all. We would also like to thank the person who gave us the lovely crystal and silver divided serving dish and beautiful red and white doily. Unfortunately the cord mus' have been separated from the gift at the hall. We would like the opportunity to thank you personally. - 12 47. Card of thanks WITH MANY, MANY THANKS Martin and Elly Van DenBerg and children would like to express their very deepest gratitude for the overwhelming response received during their ordeal with the destruction of their home by fire: Special thanks to the courageous and effi- cient efforts of both the Goderfch and Clinton fire departments for containing the fire to allow us enough time to recover so many personal ar- tifacts. Special thanks as well to Case Von Den Huevol for providing a home; to Bill and Tom Brand and family, Bill and Dorothy Ferguson, John and Della Rodges and family, John and Mary Van Den Eisen, the family of Ten Hog and the countless other motorists who rushed into the burning house to carry out furnishings.. We must also thank the community for the numerous offers for tint „„bedding, linens, food, baby sitting so c cle up services and their moral suPp rt hrough hese trying times. Your unselfish generosity w• I be cherished for years to come. Thank you al , rtin, Elly, Michelle, Colin, Christopher and Leonie. --12 PIPE We wish to express our thanks to everyone who was so kind and considerate at the sudden passing of our loved one. To Barry and Kim Gray of Harriston for all their assistance, to the firemen, the ambulance crew for their help and support. Also thanks to Rev.Victor Jamieson, Dr. Fred Besik, the Watts Funeral Home, relatives, friends and neighbours for all the donations and food that was brought to our homes. Also for the flowers and cards, to the ladies of the Presbyterian Church for providing the lunch. Such thoughtfulness has been a source of com- fort to all of us. Freda Pipe and Family. -12 SCOTT The family of the late Kenneth A. Scott wishes to convey our deepest gratitude to all the wonder- ful people who have given us so much support over the past few months. There are just no words available that can express how much the visits and the phone calls meant to Ken and our families- There was a constant flow of get well wishes and the many flowers and cards he received while in University Hospital. We wish to thank anyone who helped out in any way before. during, or after the funeral. We want to thank the Clinton Hospital for their very coring support during Ken's stay, the Ball and Falconer Funeral Home for making things so much easier for us and those who served as pallbearers; to Rev. Woodall for so graciously filling in for our own Rev. Keays and the promising message he left with us; our special friend Mr. Bob Elliott who olso took part in the service and for the many hours he and his wife Shirley spent with Ken of the University Hospital in London, to Jack and Norma McGregor for their faithful visits and rides bock and forth, We wish to thank the Brucefield U.C.W. Ladies for the lovely lunch served after the service and last but not least to all the people who sent food into our two homes Everything hos been very much appreciated. Sincerely Lorraine Scott and family. 12 FRASER 1 would like to thank everyone who' sent cards and flowers and for their visits while I was a pa tient in the Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to my gronddaughter Jenna and Goil for their visits and their help at home. Special thanks to Drs. Salsbury, Watts, and 8uker and the OR staff, and also the nursing staff on the first floor for their excellent care. Thanks again Marg Fraser. 12 MacGREGOR A special thanks to all Doctors. nurses. and staff at Clinton Public Hospital for the help and care during the birth of our son Matthew. Scott and Mary•Ann MacGregor 12 WILLIAMS The family of the late Kenneth Williams wish to thank relatives friends ohd neighbours for their expressions of sympathy and support during the recent passing of our husband father and grand father Our sincere thanks for the charitable donations floral tributes gifts of food and messages of sympothy Special thanks to Rev Geo Anderson and the members of the Exeter Legion. Special thanks to Michael Falconer for his patience and consideration Your kindness wil never be forgotten The Williams Family. 12 TREVENA I wish to 'trnank everyone for the cards phone messages the Drs Harrett and Salsbury the am bulonce men the nurses on first floor Everything was fully appreciated Fred Treveno 12x CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1987 l'age 1', Rosemary Armstrong, Director of the Huron Day Centre for the Homebound, accepted a $2,000 cheque from the Royal Canadian Ontario Command Charitable Foundation on March 23. Presenting the cheque to Mrs. Armstrong is George Campbell, District C Director, while Clinton Legion 140 President Don Armstrong looks on. Last year the Foundation granted $159,000 to various research oriented groups while this year the total was $230,000. All local Legion branches, including the Clinton branch, donate to the foun- dation. The Huron Centre will put the money towards a van. (Anne Narejko photo) Board is meeting challenge Egg producers attending the 22nd Annual Meeting of the Ontario Egg Producers' Marketing Board were told of the challenges facing the Ontario egg industry and of the initiatives taken by the Board in 1986 to meet those challenges. Board Chairman Jim Johnstone told the meeting that each year presents new issues and new challenges; "The 23rd year as your Marketing Board will be no exception," he said. Mr. Johnstone listed those challenges as freer trade, quota, and egg consumption. Freer trade is of serious concern to egg producers because of the threat it poses to their supply management system. Over the past year, egg producers have been meeting with their local MPs to discuss the freer trade issue. Mr. Johnstone urged producers to keep up this effort in the months ahead. "We have taken a firm position•that supply management for eggs be retained and that import restrictions be honored ...it is our challenge as producers to make our position known to politicians and their advisors," he said. During 1986, the Board instituted a number of policy changes for both egg and pullet quotas to meet producers' needs for more transferability and availability of quota. "Quota policy changes such as those implemented over the past year are the Board's most effective tool for improving the structure and long-term stability of the Ontario egg industry," Mr. Johnstone said. The Board also took steps to 'address the issue of increasing quota values by commis- sioning the first comprehensive study of its kind on egg quota. Mr- Johnstone said that when the study is completed, later this year, it will prove invaluable in dealing with this concern. The Ontario Egg Board sets production quotas in order to ensure adequate supplies of eggs are produced for consumers. Quotas are based on hens, meaning each producer is allotted a certain maximum number of hens he/she may keep in production at one time. Producers may buy or sell quota to readjust their production. Ontario Egg Board General Manager Brian Ellsworth said the supply manage- ment system of the egg industry proved its worth in 1986 by returning a reasonable price to producers for their product. While producer prices closed the year two cents lower than year-earlier levels, much of this decline was a result of lower feed costs - a major component of the Cost of Production Formula used to set minimum prices to producers. Mr. Ellsworth reported that egg produc- tion and consumption in Ontario remained flat in 1986. Imports, however, increased by 12.3 per cent. "It appears that the problem of increasing U.S. imports in the face of suf- ficient surplus is one that will have to be ad- dr,ssed more seriously in 1987," he said. Increasing egg consumption, through ag- gressive advertising and through ('market development and research, will continue to be an important goal of the Board in 1987. The Board is anticipating the selection of a candidate for the Ontario Egg Producers' Research Chair in the very near future. TOWN OF CLINTON PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT SPRING CLEANING SERVICE All appropriately bundled, boxed or bagged outdoor refuse such as leaves or branches, not exceeding a 50 Ib. weight, will be picked up each Monday during the months of April and May by the Public Works Department. REMINDER By-law No. 6 for 1987 prohibits open-air burning withitvthe TOWN OF CLINTON. Contravention of this By-law could result In a fine of up to 51,000.00. March 23, 1987 M. Jefferson, Clerk. atessammlael HAVE YOU GOT YOUR COPY? Some Reader Comments: "Great Book - Send Me 10 More" "Couldn't Put It Down" -. "Our Teenagers Are Reading & Discussing It" "1 Bought 20 For Business Associates" ...A collection of 175 Focus articles & Radio Programs by Bob Shrier Te response to "Let's Think For A Minute" has been beyond ex- pectations. The first printing was sold out and the second printing is now a,ailable. Reader comments about the book are encouraging others to get their copy. 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