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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-04-15, Page 20Y'+ Page 20 - CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1987 38. Auction sale 1 THE LUCKNOW COMMUNITY SALE Monday, April 20/87 1:30 P.M. STOCKER SALE 40 Charolais, avg. 500-600 lbs.; 15 Mixed Cottle, avg. 500 lbs.; 20 Hereford Steers, approx. 600 lbs.; 12 Beef/Cows due in May; 10 Calves, approx. 350 lbs. Taking consignments daily. For further information 529-7625 ar 529-7970 -440.----.4111110.- Richard - -- - Richard Lobb Auctioneer CLINTON 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR SAT., APRIL 18 at 10 a.m. - Ap{,leiiire-, lunette., ie. Luhbs Aud rn.,, B -u' ( bairn f.,1 l • I'It,'-, of Kon nil f .I,.dn M, In. ni SAT., APRIL 18 at 1 p.m. - Z,il Hr. plow II„It till. ,IL ti„nttd• ,tli„pnii•nf fY,t f!,•',1 n 2 , -,i,-- „uil, of Blyth 0 Idll a , ,, , (1, ,q !'iii`. (11.../..11, only 12 ',lint kis, f (1, •hot SAT„ APRIL 25 at 10 a.m. - Hni i y I,t, f ,,, I`lKl II,,,{ H.t,.. ( 'n SAT., MAY 2 at 10 a.m, ,'ti, n{, ,ht, Ai.• ii,,,. Bdti I, f I 1 1 1 ESTATE AUCTION SALE Appliances, furniture, modern chester- fields, curio cabinet, bar, household ef- fects, lawn mower, etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton for the Estate of Ken 8 Eileen McLean plus additions SATURDAY, APRIL 18 AT 10:00 A.M. Westinghouse, matching washer and dryer. older fridge and 30" electric stove; Targe chest freezer; 3 colour TV's: Speed Queen optsize clothes dryer; 6' curved front liquor cabinet: 3' ,' bar; 2 bar stools: fancy French Provincial writing desk; modern, round curio rehire,' w'glass on 4 sides; modern dresser w mirror, air conditioner; 7 modern chesterfields w'pullout beds; chesterfield and chair like new, 2 good chesterfields and choirs 3 upholstered chairs' 7 bedroom suites 7 continental beds, cedar chest, floor lamps. table lamps- pole lamp swag lump; high back office rhnir 'recite sewing machine: 2 floor model hi fi's, end tables, cord table 8 chair set: 2 small chrome 8 chair sets fancy small sailing ship to place on your mantle; humidifier. electric sewing machine; Craftsman lawnmower, lawn chairs; small dining set garden tools misc. plus our usual large offering of misc. ,tams TERMS'. Cosh Burt Lobb, Auctioneer Richard Lobb, Auctioneer 482-7898 f f 1 AUCTION Tile drainage equipment, dozer with plow, 40 ton float tractor, 1985 Car, etc.. to be hold 2 miles south of Blyth Ontario for George Nesbitt Farm Drainage SATURDAY, APRIL 18th AT 1:00 P.M. DOZER: HO 21 A Allis Chalmers dozer with 34 pads, undercarriage is 90",, and Zor 0100 drainage plow equipped with Leiser plain tracking receiver and APP transmitter 08 Caterpillar Dozer series 11A with cable control, TRAILER FLOAT TRACTOR' 40 ton tandem fl-,ai 'viii, h.-a.rt,d tail in good condition 1969 White cob over tandem drive tractor with 250 Cummings diesel, 10 speed transmission with deep reduc tion, selling as is' Fifth wheel' triaxle. file trailer with 24 ft bed. CAR: 1985 Chevette 2 door hatchback e9 with Pioneer stereo, run 12 000 km., selling certified. For Ron Nesbitt EQUIPMENT. Oxford Eddy tile spinner. fully hydraulic 100 gallon tent(' for pickup: 7 wheel trailer for fittings; MF Mo. 9 hay bcfer• Joh- Deere power- washer: owerwasher: Honda G 150 3 HP 2' water pump: drilt press: cut off saw; Wayne Stationary double piston air com- pressor: - electric impact wrench; large vise: 28 aludss. extension ladder: 12' step ladder; collection of tools: "wrenches; shovels, chains, and misc., too [0,..... numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH AUCTIONEER Richard Lobb 519-482-7898 OWNER George Nesbitt 519-482-9497 RICHARD LOBB AUCTiC*J ERS A 38. Auction sole CONSIGNMENT 75 Tractors, 200 Pcs. Equipment BRINDLEY SALES YARD DUNGANNON Saturday, April 18th 9:00 A.M. LAVERNE MARTIN at approximately 2:00 P.M. Ford 4000 & loader; New Holland Super 717 Harvester, complete with hay & corn attachments; 2 Dion Wagons: John Deere forage blower; New Idea picker/shredder, 2 row narrow: Gehl chopper; Zero grazer, rack & wagon; New Holland No. 479 hay bind, sprayer; 1976 Chevrolet. Auctioneers: Gordon H. Brindley, Briant Rintoul, Barry Gray 529-7625 or 529-7970 Clinton Public Hospital Annual Fund -Raising Dinner and AUCTION YOU COULD BE THE HIGH BIDDER FOR FREDA AND FERDINAND FLAMINGO -- CURRENTLY ON DISPLAY IN GROVES T.V. & APPLIANCES FRONT WINDOW' Saturday, April 25 STARTING AT 6 P.M. Stanley Township Complex Varna 42. Death notice SETTLES Al ( I..,tn,t Puh!,r Hospitril on Monday April 13 i'IR 7 Annie 1 Iirnbq'Ih Weston) Bottles of Clinton __.i,i,l 1d,rrr,erly of Gortorirh Twp in her 86th year fie1reed ref,- of Allen Betties and dear mother of Al,.,, „,.f lies vele Barbaro of R R 2 Bayfield Also I.,., . I by 4 grandchildren and by 9 great wont-141i1rlrPI, PrPderensed by 1 sister Eleanor Mrs Frank 1',r r,, Friends will be received at the Roll & FnlrnnPr Funeral Home 153 High Street- ( ',nine when p ihn funeral service will be held on b.•iednes,i'iy April 15th ot 2 p m Interment in r' 'Iron Cemetery Memorial donations to the c 1, 1,,' Puhl.r Hospital would he npprec,oted as e,.lves., es of sympathy HUDIE \t c ,• • t'u1 Hrcp,tgl nn Tuesday April 7 �H' nin flier (nx' Hudie of Clinton and fn„no,ly of rndnrirh Twp in her 80th year fie .r,•I .,,lo of rho Into Thomas Hudie and dear -,4 peil Mrs William Jew's" of Goderich Hail, Mic 1,m (le14P, of R R 3 Bayfield and ,1x1 „nil Alin (rix both of Clinton Also surviv n'f hy several n,Pros rind nephews Predeceased by r„o osier Blnnrhe rind by one brother ,n in frt.,ry Fr,en'Is ,oro received at the Ball 8 F,i, nnnr Func•nl Horne 153 High Street Clinton 1'Vednesdny Irom 2 4 and 7 9 p m Funeral ser n was he'd ,r the, funarol home on Thursday April Q nt 2 n el„rk Intormpnt Bayfield Cemetery CRONIN +• pPln,n° of r',hl n At St Joseph s Hospital r,drry April 10 1987 ,n her 52nd year Ilr.i,, ,,r DPnnmmP Beloved wife of the late eoh ( ran,', rind cion, mother of Gory of R R 2 (lith'.,, Karon Mrs Gerry Rynnt of R R 1 Deie n W'ryee oI Fgmnndeille and Dole of Cl„n''' Als ' sur„vod hy l've grandchildren two nr„'hors femme of 7unrh and Vclere of Arva ,nil 1 P , stars Mrs Doris Myers of Detroit Neer,. Mrs (lore 01dhnml of London Marjorie Mrs Wayne Gnmhle• of Toronto Shirley (Mrs {nh-, Der,nmmo• of Waterloo and Donna (Mrs )nn Rau et Brnmptnn Predeceased by one The family received friends at the Wh t"Py Pihey Funeral Home 87 Goderich Street West Senforth until 11 o m Monday ,'hon Mnss of the Christinn Burial was held at St Pn'r,rIr s (1,urrh Duplin Interment St Patrick's Cemetery HUFFMAN Al Listowel Memorial Hospital. Listowel on Mon- day, April 6, 1987, Mr. Harvey A, Huffman of Listowel and formerly of Egrnondville, Ontario in his 64th year. Dear friend of Eleanor Swon of Listowel, brother of Alice (Mrs. Clifford Rahn) in Saskatchewan, Marjorie6 (Mrs. John Morrison) of Dublin, Rdymond of Kitchener, Clifford of Monkton, Lloyd of Bayfield, Jack in British Col= umbia and Donald of Lucknow, also several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Huffman, his brothers Elmer and Gordon and his sister Wilma. Friends called at the McBurney Funeral Home, Wingham on Wednesday from 2.4 and 7-9 p.m. Complete funeral service was held in the funeral home on Thursday at 2:30 p.rn. Spring interment Greenhills Cemetery, Lucknow. McLEOD 1 nn•-,-rrd 'Inn Noble At Victoria Hospital Lon inn Ontnr,o nn Friday April 10 1987 Leonard I en • McLeod of R R 2 Zurich and formerly of Parkhill in his 39th year Beloved husband of Fm,ly Srnttt McLeod Dear father of Brion and Bennie ot home Dear son of Dave and Shirley Mcleod of Parkhill Dear brother of Doreen (Mrs. Glen Horhi,rn) of Hensnll Sharon (Mrs Floyd Pullman) of Ailsa Craig Dennis of McGiliivary Twp Jim of Huron Park Janice (Mrs Larry Hnmiltonl of Exeter Doug of Porkhill Rick of McGillivnry Twp Jae of Lucan. Peggy (Mrs. Dale Bu7zelll of McGilt,vory Twp . Jamie of Parkhill, Wayne and Dole of Parkhill Predeceased by one brother George McLeod Rested at the M. Box & Son Fcmerol Horne Parkhill. where the funeral service was conducted on Monday, April 13 at 1 30 o rlorl. Rev Raymond Lindsay officiated. In- terment ,n Pgtrkh,ll Cemetery McFADYEN - WHETSTONE Gertrude Adore, at the Saugeen Memorial Hospital, Southampton, on Wednesday, April 8, 1987, Gertrude Adore (Beemer) Whetstone- McFadyen, in her 82nd year. Beloved wife of the late John McFadyen and the late William Whetstone. Dear mother of Mary Jane (Mrs. Don Harrison) of Guelph, Peter Whetstone and his wife Barbaro of Auburn, and Catherine (Mrs. Wayne Oakley) of Acton, Dear sister of Jean Beerner of Kincardine. Survived also by 9 grand- children and 8 great granchildren. Rested cit the Gilbert Mactntyre & Son Funeral Horne, 252 Dublin Street N., Guelph (after 1 p,m. Saturday) where a funeral service and committal was held on Saturday at 2 o'clock. Cremation. MORRIS In London on Wednesday, April 8, 1987, Mrs, Lillian (Harvey) Morris of London, in her 76th, year. Beloved wife of the Late Henry Morris; lov• ingly remembered by Johnny and Eileen Morris of Tottenham, Anna and Roy Brock of Brucefield and nieces and nephews in England. Cremation, There will be no funeral home visitation or funeral service. (A. Millard George Funeral Horne in charge of arrangements. PERRIN At Victoria Hospital, South Street Campus on Fri- day, April 10', 1987, J. Orval Perrin of 625 Dundas Street, in his 73rd year. Husband of the late Mary E. (Burnett) Perrin (1985), Dear father of Mrs, Robert (Dorothy) Clanahan of Kilworth, Mrs. Bet- ty Littleton and Jim Perrin, both of London. Brother of Chester of London, Mrs. Martin (Edna) Andrews of Bayfield, and Kenneth of Kansas Ci- ty, Missouri. Also survived by 10 grandchildren and 5 great•grandchildren. Visitation was in the Needham Funeral Chapel, 520 Dundas Street, (Monday 7-9), where the funerol and committal service ..were conducted on Tuesday, April 14, 1987, at 1:30 p.m. The Most Rev. B.C. Eckardt of the First Church of Christ officiated. Interment Siloam Cemetery. [46. In memoriam 1 LIGHTFOOT In loving memory of a dear father and grandpa, Allen Lightfoot. who passed away April 21, 1973. Never more than a thought away, Quietly remembered every day, No need for words, except to say. Still loved, still missed in every way. Lovingly remembered by Bryon. Linda and grandsons Greg. Gord, Ron and Tom 15 NUI!¢FMAN In loving memory of'Jeannette Huffman, who died April 19 1986 We hove loved her in life, Let us not forget her in death Always remembered by Marg. 15 FREY In loving memory of our dear father and grand father. Elmer Frey who passed away one year ago April 10 1986 Calm and peaceful he is sleeping, Sweetest rest that follows pain We who loved him sadly miss him But trust in God to meet again Always remembered by the family 1544 HUNK ING In loving memory of a wife and mother Myrna Hunking who died April 20 1986 She hod gone across the river - To the shore of ever green And we long to see her dear face But the river flows between Some day sometime we shall see The face we loved so well Some day we II clasp her loving hand And never say farewell Always remembered by Don and Down loureen 15nx 47. Card of thanks HUFFMAN In memory of o loving wife mother and grond mother Jeannette Huffman who passed away April 19 1986 Though o year hos passed since we last touched You will always be near me 1 hear your voice, feel your warmth and see your loveliness But alas it is only in the corridors of my mind I miss you greatly I miss your laughter the sound of your voice and your guiding hand But your love for me and mine for you will never pass Always remembered by Lloyd Veronice & An dy Sally 8 Kira Crystal 8 Jim Jamie Ashley Jenna 15 BRADNOCK In loving memory of n dear mother and grand mother Eleanor who passed away 2 April 19 1985 God saw you getting tired When 0 cure was not to be So He closed His arms oround you And whispered 'Come to Me You suffered much in s,i nce Your spirit did not bend You faced your pain with Until the very end You tried so hard to stay Your fight was all in vain God took you to His loving home And freed you from all pain Sadly missed and loved and never to be forgotten by son George Jackie daughter Sheron. John and grandchildren Jonathan Christine Rhonda and Jennifer 15 HA�2T in loving m,errory of a dear Mother and Grand mother Elsie Hart who crossed away 18 years ago April 18, 1969 little did we know that morning The sorrow that day would bring The call was sudden, the shock severe, To part with one we loved so dear You didn't have time to say farewell Nor us to say goodbye You had gone before we realized And only God knows the reason why We think of you in silence And often speak you name All we have ore memories, And your picture in a frame Our hearts still ache with sadness. Our silent tears still flow For what it meant to lose you, Mom No one will ever kndw. - Sadly missed and never forgotte- hy Jack, Marlene and family. 15x rournge years ago SCOTCHMER I would like to thank everyone who was kind enough to send flowers end cards and visit me while I was a patient in Clinton and Goderich Hospitals. Special thanks to the doctors and nurses' for their kindness and excellent core. Gordon. 15 THORNDIKE Thanks to Dr. Newland and lst floor nurses of Clinton Public Hospital, also to my family and friends for their visits, cards, and flowers. Margaret. 15 VAN LOO We would like to thank the Clinton Optimist Club for a' beautiful weekend in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, John and Amy Anderson of Ellison Travel for driving us to and from Toronto and Mom and Dad for babysitting on such short notice. John and Connie, 15 HOY I would like to thank Dr. Flowers, Dr, Newland. Dr, Harrett and nurses on first floor of Clinton Hospital for their excellent care. Also thanks to family and friends for cords, gifts, flowers and visits while I was a patient in hospital. Jim. 15x BUCHANAN My sincere thanks to all those people who visited, sent flowers, food and cards during my recent stay in Stratford Hospital. Thanks also to Seaforth Ambulance, Fire Department and Emergency staff for their excellent core. Special thank you to Ross and all those people who assisted at the accident scene, Janet. 15ar HUDIE The family of the late Vera Hudie wish to express their appreciation and gratitude to 'neighbours, relatives, and friends, for their expressions of sympathy. A special "thank you" to the Staff at Huronview, and Clinton Public Hospital, to Dr, Harrett, Dr. Flowers, and Dr. Baker, to Rev. Aubrey Bell, and the A.C.W. of Middleton's Church. Your kindness will always be remembered, Del Jervis, Carl & Betty Cox, Alvin & Edna Cox, Beth & Jim Cleave. 15 WEBSTER A special thank you to Dr. Harrett and first floor nurses of Clinton Hospital while I was a patient there. Thanks also to my family and friends for their visits, cards and flowers. Ruby. 15x r 47. Card of thanks 1 The Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi wishes to thank everyone yvho supported our Hospital Building Fund by purchasing miniature rose bushes and violets, We would particularly like to thank Verbeek's Farm and Garden Centre for supplying the plants as well as the Building Fund office and the contact people who helped make the project so successful. 15 HUNKING We would like to express our sincere thanks to all. who remembered us with cards and gifts on our wedding anniversary. Special thanks to our family for the dinner they had for us. A thank you also to Marg Anderson for her work at the meal. Lorne and Addie. - 15x SHOBBROOK I would like to thank Dr. Baker and first floor nurses at Clinton Hospital, the Clinton O.E.S., Londesboro W.I., and my neighbours for plants, cards, and visits while spending a week in Clin• ton Public Hospital and since coming home. Also, • a special thanks to my family for their core. Dora. 15nx SCHREIBER We would like to thank all our friends and neighbours of Dinsley Terrace for the surprise party and gift. Special thanks to John and Heather. It will never be forgotten. Milt and Mabel. 15x BARTLIFF I would like to sincerely thank relatives, friends and neighbours for the lovely flowers, gifts cords, telephone calls, goodies hr -,'ugh, in and your prayers both at the time ot my surgery in Flo. and since arriving home. Your thoughtfulness and kindness viii! always be remembered. Jean. 15x DEEVES I wish to express my sincere thanks for the cards, treats, visits, and flowers that I received while a patient in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to Drs. Steed, Lambert. Salsbury, and operating room nurses and to all the super nurses and helpers on 'the first floor; also to Rev, George Youmatoff and Rev. Aubrey Bell. Edward. 15nx MCGREGOR Thank you for cards, gifts, flowers, and visits, while I was in the hospital. 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