HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-03-25, Page 1838. Auction Sale
UCTIO S LE
Of 2 tractors, tillage and planting
equipment, rock picker, to be held at
Lot 3, .Concession 8, Ashfield
Western Division. Go 3 roads south of
Lutknow then 6 miles west on Huron
Country Road 20 or 3 miles east of Kiri-
toll off of Hwy. 21 for Ray E. Hogan.
TUESDAY, MARCH 31
T 1:30 P.M.
"NOTE": No small Items _ Please be on
timell!
See last week's paper for full listings.
OWNER: Ray Hogan 519-529-7249
AUCTIONEERS:
Brian Rintoul & Richard Lobb
519-.482-7898
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
of Farm Machinery for Lorne and
Marion Cook, Lot 12, Conc. 12,
Eastern Division Ashfield
Township, 1 mile South of
Lucknow and 6 miles west
SATURDAY, APRIL 4
AT 11:00 A.M.
Excellent line of machinery.
See next week's paper for full
list.
AUCTIONEER
Brian Rintoul
357-2349
TWO Y
PUBLIC AUCJION
TDS Livingston Export Packing Inc., HAGERSVILLE,
Ontario, South through Hagersville, take Army Camp
Rd. W .till stop sign, then follow TQS Livingston
signs.
April 3 & 4, 1987 at 10:00 A.M.,
The undersigned auction company has been com-
missioned by TDS Livingston Export Packing Inc.
,to sell by unreserved auction the following surplus
equipment:
DAY ONE - Rolling Stock: 1975 Grove #68 Yard Crane
10T,, Browning Wagon Crane tW154-2 6T; (2) Allis
FE6000 electric lift trucks w/chg.; (3) Allis FE6000
electric lift trucks (parts); (2). Prime Mover TE70 T
tractors w/chg.; (3) A/C LWF60 electric -hand jacks;
Otis Motor T -tractor electric; Whiting trackmobile;
Cushman Pers. Carrier w/chg, 4 pers.; Clark Clarkett
propane; Mercury T -Tractor (parts)';.
Craneways-Accessories: 1) Runway - length 25' sec-
tions x 12 sections, 10" "1" beam capped,•2 bridges
30' span,•chain op. end trucks. 12" "I" beam, wheel
centre 6',on bridge. Compl, w/electric gond. bar. 2)
Runway - length 40' long x 5 sections, 15" "I"'beam .
capped. 2 bridges 3" span. 35' overall,. 12" "I"
beam, motorized end trucks 6' centre -Attlee.
Craneway "I" beams. (2) containers of Cantilever
pallet racking; -.2 end trucks;' 24 Cranewaytrolleys.
Equipment; Pain drying booth, propane; (9)
overhead cut-off saws w/roller conveyor; twin overh.
Dido saw w/motor& r."coni;' Smith 290 shaper/trim
mach.; Jackson Cochrane table saw; Yates G-77
straight line rip saw; Jackson Cochrane straight line
rip saw; Guelph table saw; (2) Wadkin cut-off saws;
J.A. Fay #316 power jointer: Cowan planer knife
sharpener; Preston single surfacer; (6) Morgan
natters; (3) Greenlee multiple drills air operated;
Buss dbl. head shaper; dbl. end cleat trim saw; (2)
plywood table saws; Jackson Cochrane 2526 T=saw; „
B.D. band saw blade sharpener; drill press; portbl.
Toledo platform scale 6500 tbs.; B & D Dewalt saw;
bandsaw w/19" wheels; Qewalt T -saw; bagging
mach. w/power'pack; (2) Yates 232 -swing saws
w/conv.; Jet Octopus nailer; Hanchett resew bl.
clamp; (3) Gardner Denver vert. air compr. w/tank;
Broomwade compr.'#AC41; sawdust/scrap bin w/in-
cline conveyor; 1800 lineal ft., 21!9•' x.15" roller con-
veyor, t0 sections; 26 shipping container stands; Te-
nant power scrubber: twin blower w/intake piping
& motor; 5 hydr. box panel turnover fixtures; rub-
ber belt Incl. conveyors; 15 electric cpain bolsts; Lin-
coln battery charger; Ducto wire; 12 dip tanks w/dip
baskets. ,
DAY TWO - Office Equipment: desks; chairs; IBM
photo copier; 3M photo copier; typewriters; filing
cabinets; calculators; paper shredder; Recordak
1824 reader: file baskets; waste paper baskets.
1977 FORD F150 Custom 1r9 ton Truck 4x4, autom.;
approx. 30 lifts of lumber.
Miscellaneous Equipment: (2) portable offices;•pic-
nic tables; space heaters; light fixtures; light bulbs;
step stools; hydr. floor jack; air grease gun; bench
grinders; floor drill press; nuts & bolts;.air hose; 150
50 -Ib. boxes of ,rails; 30 boxes mixed nails; ceiling
fans; hydr. cylinders; electric panel boxes; bending
equipment; 13 aircraft hanger doors; front & rear
truck adaptor I. railroad travel; 3 drinking fountains;
62 rolls Blackglass paper; retr. grease rollers; tag
screws; 5 chain hoists; battery charger; jacks plus
many"
more items
,9,
THIS INVENTORY WILL BE OFFERED ON'BOTH
DAYS UNTIL STOCK IS SOLD: (170) Watson dollies;
(185) electric motors; (50) carts on wheels; (500) wire
baskets w/drop gate; 1000 stacking bedstead racks
& stacking ends; (340) 4 -shelf carts w/wheels; (630)
plywood/angle iron shelves; 1000 single hopper
stack bins; 1000 double hopper stack bins, 600 bins
w/stacking rack; 215 4 -wheel carts; 24 metal work
benches; 17 cellt'ng gas heaters; 10 "storage
cabinets; 21 stand-up desks; 6 platform ladders;
3 -step platform stools; 30 metal bin carts; 250 saw
blades; '900 new V -belts; 1000 drill bits; 12 air milers.
INSPECTION DATES: Wed., April 1 and Thurs., April
2, 1987 9:30 A,M:4:00 P.M.
Terms: ' Cash, certified cheque, cheque with
guaranteed bank letter of credit addressed to
Rideau Auctions Inc. for day of sale. All purchases
must be settled. Announcements made the day of
the sale overrule all previous advertisemehts.
Owners and auctioneers not responsible for ac-
cidents or loss on days of sale.
'Equipment must be removed by Friday, April 10,
1987 at 3:00 P.M.
RIDEAU
AUCTIONS LTD.
Winchester, Ontario
Days - 1-613-774-2735
Evenings - 1-613-258-5095
46. 1n Memoriam
'NOBLE
Written in memory of our dear son and brother
who passed away one year ago March 29. 1986 in
his 9th year
The month of Mach comes with much regret,
The day of the 29th we'll never forget.
The Lord made a decision we had no say,
His Angels came and swept you away.
We place the flowers on your grave with care,
How 1t breaks our hearts to turn and leave you
there.
1f our tears could build o stairway and memories
a lane,
We would climb the stairway to Heaven and br-
ing you home again.
Our lives without you Jeremy, will never be the
same.
But we all hove your memories and your picture
in a frame.
- Eternally missed by Mom and Dad, Angela and
Justin. - 12
40. Lost & Found
FOUND 10 kt gold .signet ring on Victoria St
Owner miry identify 5244185 12
LOST Block and white1iemolr cat 8 months old
wearing collar with hells and identification
Reword 524 4819 12x
41. To Give Away
...LOST_ 1.0-Loc.elef, sterling.silver. An Goderich•,
Toot sentimental vcrliro ince rifled with Drsvid on
front All My Love Shelly on back
526.7028. 12
NOBLE
In loving memory of a dear grandson, nephew
and cousin, Jeremy,• who passed away one year
ago March 29, 1986, in his ninth year,
God saw that you were suffering. and did what
he knew -best,
He gently put his arms around .you, and
whispered -Jeremy come home with me and
rest."'
The pain was great, the shock severe, when we
got the call that morning, to say you have passed
away, and no more would visit witrt us.
All we have for memories are the few years you
spent with us, and your picture on the wall. '
Sodly'missed and never forgotten by Grandma
and Grandpa McGee, Uncles David and Rick,
Aunt Bonnie, Uncle Laird and boys. --12
NOBLE '
In loving memory of our dear brother who pass•
ed away one year ago March 29, 1986 in his 9th
year:
Please' God Torgive 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 ofiove,
Tell him how much we miss him.
And give him 13II our love.
Sadly missed by Angela and Justin. -1.2
47, Card of Thanks
• WIT6-6 MANY, MANY THANKS
Martin and Elly Van Den Berg and children would
like to express their 'very deepest gratitude for
the overwhelming response received during
thbir ordeal with the destruction of their home by
fire. Special 'thanks to the courageous and effi•
cient..efforts of•both the Goderich and Clinton fire
departments for containing the 'fire to allow us
enough• time to recover so many personal ar-
tifacts. Special thanks es well to' Case Van 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 Hag and
the'couritless other motorists who rushed in to
the burning house to carry out furnishings.. We
must also thank the community for the numerous
offers for clothing, bedding, linens, food, baby
sitting services, clean up services and their
morgJ.'support through these trying times.'Your
unselfish generosity will be cherished for years
to come. Thonk you all, 4Aartin, Elly, Michelle',
Colin, Christopher and Leonie. -- 12
WINTER
Our sincere Wanks. to relatives, friends and
neighbours for,the help and expressions of sym-
pathy extended' at the time of our mother's
death. Special thanks to the C.N.S, nurses and
Horne. Core Staff; Goderich Hospital Staff; Dr.
C,auchi, Sister - Rita, Fr. Hardy, ladies of the
C.W.L. and. McCallum and Pella Funeral Home.
Fr.' John Winter, Sr. Margaret; , Joe and
.Barb. -12x
FISHER .
My sincere thanks to Drs. Walker and Dawson,
kind nurses and technicians for their care while I
was o patient at the hospital, to kitchen staff for
their excellent' meals and to kind neighbors,
relatives and friends for food, flowers, cards and
,phone calls. Kathleen Fisher. • 12
BRINDLEY
I would like to thank Dr, Grant', DT. Bondy and
the nurses and staff at University Hospital for all
their kindness to me while a patient there.'1
would also like to thank all•my relatives, friends
and my wonderful neighbours for all' their visits,
cards and flowers. I1 was really appreciated.
Thanks, Louise. • 12
DYKSTRA
We would like to thank Drs. Lombert, Holl-
ingworth and Cauchi and all the nurses on 2nd
East for their excellent care while'in hospital, We
would also like to thank our friends and family
for their cards and v,,isits.. Elsie and Marissoc 12
, SHETLER
The family of the lore Donald C, Shetler.wish to
thank friends and neighbors for floral tributes.
gifts of 'food, sympathy cords and charitable
donations during their recent sad bereavement.
Sincere gratitude to Rev, Merlyn Letson for her
support and guidance to the family during
troubled times. To Bob and Rick and their staff at
McCallum and Pella Funeral Home and to the
ladies who provided the lovely Lunch following
the funeral seriice Lee and family. 12
WIED
Many thanks to my family, neighbors and friends
for the lovely gifts, cords, flowers and prayers
during my hospital' stay. Also to Doctors
Lambert, Walker•ond Pearce and the'nurses and
staff of the second floor for their excellent core,
My appreciation to Fr. Hardy and Sister Rita for
their kindness, Anne Wild, 12
!strict 1:CSS
Au
• MacPHERSON
We would like to thordr"all our friends and
neighbors who mode our benefit dance suth a
success. We would also like to thank everyone
responsible for their time and kindness in mak-
ing /it all possible. The Champion Rood
employees, The Goderich Elevators Ball Team
and their wives, The Go•4-Ettes ball team, Pat
Allan, The Met, The Suncoast Restaurant Ball
Team and their wives, The D.J., Don Daterno,
Poul and Donna Hogo. focal 1863, Beth McLean
and the guys from unday Hockey. Special
thanks to B&B taxi and Sherwood Buses for
donating their services to insure everyones safe•
ty to and from the dance. Everyones kindness
will be remembered andappreciated by us
q
always. Duncan and Pat !MacPherson. 12nx
GODERI('H SIGNAL -STAR, WE1)N'- SDAN , MAIU'H
Local
Thanks to the Auburn people for their
donations of $555 for the Heart and Stroke
Foundation. A special thank you to my can-
vassers - Maureen Bean, Frances Clark,
Grace Cartwright and Sharon McClinchey -
GODERICH TOWNSHIP Centennial Choir will pre•
sent a special Easter program Sunday, April 19
1987 at 2:30 p.m. at the Hall. Choir practises for
this event will be held at the hall at 8 p.m. en
March 31, April 1 and 14, All choir members and
anyone interested in singing are
welcome, -12,13
BLYTH FESTIVAL presents ' Tug of War' by Rog &
Bone Puppet Theatre Saturday March 28 2 p.m.
-Tickets $4,00. Phpne 523-9300. . 12or
CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAYS. each item of
clothing regularly .50 cents and over - .25 cents.
Salvation Army Thrift Stores. Goderich 77
Hamilton St.. March 27, 28. Clinton 80 King St.
March 30, 31. 12
DUNGANNON AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY
The Dungannon Agricultural Society thanks all of
the individuals and businesses for their generous
donations towards Dungannon's 128th Fair, to be
held August 14 and 15, 1987 12
McNEII
I would like to thonk my friends and relatives for
flowers, cords, letters and phone calls during my
recent illness. All was greatly appreciated.,
Minnie 12x
HATTER
My sincere thanks to Dr Lai -Avert, Dr. Walker
and the team of doctors, nurses and staff for
their care given me while o patient at Alexandra
Marine arc General Hospitol, Also to my family.
many frier ds and neighbors for their many ex•
presslons if concern, prayers and goad wishes
Words cannot express the wonderful care I was
given and I will be forever grateful Sincerely
James C. Hayter • 12x
GOD -ERICA TOWNSHIP .FAMILIES book, Clue to
continued interest, a second printing is being
considered. Individuals wishing to purchase ad•
ditional copies, please contact Mrs. Donald Lobb
482.7167 after 6 p.m. --12x
Tae • e m4l.ek;
.IRRAL•
from Eunice Arthur, captain.
Mrs. Ivan Henderson and Mks. Lillian
Bonter of Weston spent the weekend with
Mrs. Violet Durnin of'RR 3 Auburn..
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Toll visited on
Saturday with his sister Marjorie
McDougall.
The Sunday School Pancake supper will
be held on Wednesday, April 1. Tickets will
be sold for 5, 6 and 7 p.m, sittings.
The Aneral UCW meeting will be
Wednesday, March 25 at 8 p.rth at the
church. The guest speaker will be Mrs.
Joyce MacPherson on her theme -Steward-
ship and Friendship.'u Come and bring a
friend.
Glad to report 'that Mrs. Torn Hallam
returned home Monday from University
Hospital 'in London. She is wished a speedy
recovery,.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Foram of Blyth ciflli'd
on Mr. and Mrs. Torn Lawlor on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and Mrs.
Greg Park visited last week with William
Anderson of Newmarket. While there, Mrs.
Park and Oliver went to a genre at
.hockey -Maple Leaf Gardens; •. . - •
The 3 M's will meet for an evening of bowl-
ing on April 4 at 8 p.m, at ' little Bowl in
Goderich and then return to the home of Mr.
AUBURN
N
Mildred Lawlor, 526-7589
and Mrs. Elliot Lapp.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jardin and family 'of
Kitchener visited recently with his parents
Mr. Etnd Mrs. 'Tour Jardin.
Euchre party
There were six tables in play at the euchre'
party held Mrach.17 at the Cnnununatpr' Hall.
Winner, were Carol Daer (high lady i, Kay.
1.app I low -lade I„lai-en Moxanl • high nian i,
Elliot Lapp flow !Tian), and Doroth.y.Grange
I-nOVelty 1,
I:uctu e parties are held eves y Tuesday
night at the Community Hall at '8 p.m.
Everyone is Welcome.
Unit 1, Knox UCW
• Unit I of ,x1.0, UCW niet in th.e church. un.
Tuesday, March 10 at 8 p.m. The theme.foi
the service was "Faith and Hope of the
Ilomeless." ,
• Mrs. Fred Armstrong opened the meeting
satlrmixt arew+a ems ;° �"`" ' 'r "�' with prayer and then spoke on the refugees
1 t throughout the world. Canada and the USA
00100 or coast to CO. p have helped but there vire still 10 million
II refugees in the world. Mrs. Mara' Shut-
' 1 tleworth, Mrs. Donald Young, Mrs. Elliot
Lapp and Mrs. Armstr0nr,' then presented a
skit un the lives of several refugees.. A
discussion on two Bible passages of people
in need was discussed. • Mrs. Shuttleworth
gave a talk on homes that care for refugees
• in Canada. They' act on the motto,"1 was a
stranger and you took me in."
A ;scripture passage from Matthew 25 was
read by Mrs. Young and Mrs. -Shuttleworth.
('o4leetiott was `received b' Shelley Dobie
anti -Mrs. Armstrong led in pra; _r. "Guide
inc 0 'Thou Great Jehovah' was sung with •
Mrs. Young as pianist. The worship, closed
with a Helen Steiner Rice porlil, "God grant
us hope." ' -
Side
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turn tans!ore owes aiscso'crers cm= fora
ARTICLES FOR SALE ,
$$$ SACRIFICE SACRIFICE 888 Buildings priced for im•
mediate liquidation. All items in stock. 28x40x14
$3,996, 40x60x14 $6.500, 46,00,14 $9,250, 70x90x24
$21,789. Various sizes available up to 120 ft, wide.
Factory direct clearance. Serious buyers only. All
buildings priced for immediate delivery, call toll free
1.800.387.2115 or 1-(416) 858.2446.... 0-12
MANUFACTURING most styles of CHAIRS & TABLES.
Will not be undersold. Free delivery anywhere with
amount of order. Simcoe, Ont Phone (5I9) 426.4069.
Leave message. --0-12
ANNOUNCING Revolutionary NEW OVEN that cooks
golden brown French Fries as well as mony other pro-
ducts without oil or costly canopy systems.
Restaurants - Arenas - -'Lounges Complgrounds.
Contact Pacific National, Food Systems (416)
297.1744.-.0.12
NORITAKE CHINA SALE, terrific discounts on current
patterns. First quality, delivered well -pocked, in•
surfed. For our price list, shipping details, etc„ specify
your Noritake Pattern Nome & Number. Send today o
stomped selJ•addressed business envelope to, Alex.
onder's The Noritake Experts, 158 Wanless Ave
Toronto, M4N 1W2 (416) 764-1222: --0.12
•
EVINRUDE OUTBOARDS - • factory clearance; 1986 -
9:9 H.P. $1,299. 1985 Evinrude 90 H.P. brand new
original factory carton, from $3,999. Coll Kings
Morino, Box 998 Fenelon Falls, ,tll0M 1N0 .(705)
887-3321.- 0.12
HOMEGROWN HALIDE 8 HYDROPONICS coin-
petitive prices, Halides & Sodiums. Free local expert
advice & servftel N'urrients, tohlzers,: pumps, act
cessories, CO2. 2737 Weston Rd. (416)745:5007; 0.12
•
OLD TIME FIDDLE & COUNTRY MUSIC. The kind you
never find in stores anymore. Free mail order catalog.
Music Barn, Box 3090, Mount Albert, Ont. LOG
1M0..-0.12
DISTRIBUTION & SALES for industry'$ home include
"Machines" to: (1) extend engine oil life indefinitely,
(2) extend gasoline mileage, (3) produce pure drink•
ing water with home distillers. 1(403) 258-1858,• (403)
938.4186, evenings or weekends A: Copeman, TOL
1T0.-0.12
MONTREAL. MILITARY SURPLUS:. Work shirts $2,75,
Work pants $3.50, work boots $15. Send $2 for
catalogue (reimbursement 1st order). Military
Surplus, Box 243, St. Timothee, Quebec, JOS
1X0.• -0.12
NORTHERN FOOD TREES. Old fashioned apples. pear,
apricot, nut trees, shrubs„ evergreens, seedlings.
Guaranteed delivery. Reasonable prices. Catalogue
51. Golden Bough Tree Form. Marlbonk, Ontario KOK
210. No Phone. -0-3.13
MIRACLE SPAN No. 1 in Steel Buildings Spring Sale:
Ex. 32 x 34 $3,914, 46 x 90 89,887. Other sizes to
choose from. All buildings are complete with Irege
doors. Coll toll free 1.800.387.4910. •.0.9-12 r
STEEL BUILDING SALE - 19 x 24.8i ,848, 32 x 34 $3,549,
25 x 32 $2,649; 40 x 60 $5,849 50 x' 80 $8,949. Ends
March 31st. All buildings complete'- We make all
types Pioneer/Econospan 1.800 387.6896, - 0.12
SWIMMING POOL Sale: 1986 inventory, ing'rounds.
ongrounds, abovegrounds. Limited supply, save hun-
dreds. Don't buy until you compare our guaranteed
lowest ' prices. Book early (613) 547.6434, (519)
658.8221,••0-11.14
• NEW & USED Restaurant, hotel, variety: deli. butcher
equipment, coolers, Ireezers, cosh registers. scales,
Deli & meat cases, slicers & ice makers, Soles, Lease
Arctic, 78 Catherine 51 , Hamilton (416)
528.8528. --0.12
VACATIONS
VALLEY VENTURES Whitewater Canoe trips since 1971,
Petowowa, Dumoine 8 other, rivers. Professional &
qualified instruction. Equipment con be supplied Box
1115, Deep Riser, Ont. KOJ 1P0, (613) 584.3973. 0.12
Is Iceland really covered with Ice? Find the answer on
CLARE BURT TOURS' LIFE & AGRICULTURAL STUDY
TOUR fo Scandinavia, August 29th to September 16th
Coll (416) 451.4944 or 1800-268 3090. • 0.12
Since 1096, DEERHURST INN 8 COUNTRY CLUB has ol-
fered o tradition of gracious hospitality deep ,n the
heart of Muskoka. Just 2 '4 hours north of Toronto.,
this year•round resort offers 5 -Star amenitie's as well
as complete conferen cilitiefy For mdse informa-
Pion 8 reservations co 1 toll free 1.801461.4393 0.12
WANTED TO BUY
OLD WRISTWATCHES WANTED • Men's only • Old
ROLEX and Potek Phillip wristwatches wonted. Also
wonted Eatons "Quarter Century' squares wfistwat
ches (25 years service) Will pay $750 and up for this
watch. Phone 1.416.365.7240 or write B Walsh, 173 St
East, Toronto Ont. M5A 152 0.12
OLD POCKET f'CCO TINS, paying 8200 8 up Exam•
ple Master Ma on, 3 Strikes Ty Cobb, Torpedo
Gold Dust, Taxi, Big Ben Also other interesting tins
Paying some price for plastic Air.King, Temple radios
1 416.664.6956.--0.12
MAPLE SYRUP WANTED Tbp prices poid for bulk syrup
$2.60/Ib and up, For list reply Maple Orchard Forms •
Box 1377, Brocebridge, POB 1C0 (705) 645.3054 0 12
HELP WANTED
TRAiN FOR A JOB with o future •.{with Tri County
Truck Driver Training Job search ossrslonce
available Kitchener 720 King E (514) 743.5011 Brant
ford 300 Colborne E., (519) 756 0223 0 12
MA CHERIE HOME FASHION Shows Est 1975 Join our
successful family of independent representotrves ,n
presenting quality lingerie and letsureweor Tit In
Home parties for women Coll toll free at
1 800.263 9183 0 12
'Fishermen's Memorial' HOSPITAL, u community
Hospital with 83 acute core & Veterans beds , equuus 1
full 'time Occupotional Therapi,st & '1 full time
Physiotherdpist Locoted in psiluresque 1unenburg on
Novo Scotia's South shore It a lull' (, hour from'
Halifax. the provincial Capital Experience preferred
but not mandatory. Appliconfs must be eligible for
provincial registrutiun Solar es $25 671'to 528 975
commensurate with experience Apply in writing to
Duector, Human Resources, Fisher mens Memorial
Hospital, Box 1180 Lunenburg N S E0J•2C0 0 12
FRAGRANCE 8 HOSIERY CONSULTANTS WANTED
Market SEASONS exclusive Replica Pure Perfumes &
FoshionHosiery Earn hundreds. saving others
Thousands. Special 5315 Retail Kit 5-99
1.800.387.7875 0 12
LOVE HOUSEPLANTS'? Demonstrate Hydrercultute full
or p rt•lime Canadas fastest growing network now
ready for Ontorro No inventor y, 00 deliveries proven
high income program PLANTOASi.S ' 2215 Wolkley
Montreal H48 2J9 (514) 489 3803 0 1214
OVERSEAS POSITIONS Hundreds of top puyu,g poli•
tions. Attractive benefits. All occupations Free
details, Oversgas Employment Services Dept CA Boz
460, Mt, Royal, Quebec H3P 3C7 0'12
EMPLOYERS need you! Construction all phases. (U S
8 Over'seas), Drivers, Machinists Welders, Ele•Un
cions. Plumbers' Mechanics, Engineers, Technic,uns
(Up.}. to $6000 month) TRANSCONTINENTAL • 300
SEARCH (303) 452 2258 a (308) .382 3700 tee 0 12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
DEALERS WANIED for well established home serur,ty
busmessan your area. Excellent potential using our in
novative wireless system. For details contort BOLT
SECURI1Y SYSTEMS, 1251 "Northside Rd Burlington
.Ont. L7M t4-17 or.phone (_f1b.)_336,.7,741...
EXCLUSIVE Hi Tech manufucturer •of Shoplifting
Prevention Product Systems seeks individual cam.
pony for regionol distribution due to inusswe growth
and • demand Call coll Mr. Gr ' 1604)
255-5178. 0.12
SERVICES OFFERED
FARMERS WANTED who are paying too much rtix or
ore not using all the fox breaks ovariuble Phone us
todayAppointment times nvo lohle to process 1986
tax reiurns in your home FARM BUSINESS CON•
SULTANTS, 2109 Oxford St 1 London N5V 2T0 Call
toll free 1.800.265 1002. In business year round for 35
years. 0.12
PERSONAL
DATES GALOkE Fur nil uges & unattached Thuusunds
of members anxious to meet you Prestige Arquo,n
lances (611 toll free 1 800 263 91.63 Hours noon til' 8
pm 0.12 p
DIVORCE, Total Cost $360 No lawyers No Court Ap
,pearance ,f uncontested Finished ,n 1 3 months 7
years experience, money•bock guarontee Informa
tion (416) 226.0335 0 12
AUCTION SALES .
LARGE 'CLEARANCE & Consignment Auetion . Fr,doy
Mar, 27 10 0 m. Approx 25 tractors cors,' and trucks
Over 200 pieces of new & used farm equipment etc
Wayne Ward Forrn Equipment Hwy No 6 W,nrton,
Ont 0 12
Ontbno's Largest .FARM MACHINERY CONSIGNMENT
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The president, Mrs. Mariuus Bakker, con-
ducted the business. The secretary and the
treasurer's reports were given: Roll call
was answered with donations to The hrietid-
ship House in Goderich. ..Articles • were
received for th.e layette and Mrs. Lawrence.
1''laetzar stated that all articles should he '
given to her or Mrs, Wayne Millian by April
15. The stewardship service will be held on
March 25 and offering for the MS fund will'
be taken. April '29 is 'the Huron -Perth
Presbytery meeting at Kirkton Wooellrbnl
Community Centre. The date fur'. the' UCW
Garage Sale is May 16. A discussion on the' •
sale Will follow. Mrs. Ross Debit, !roved the
business meeting be closed A social half-
hour was enjnyc d.' •
• Woolen's I'ristitute
The monthly- ineetin(' of the Women's In
stitute was held in the c.,lnUulinity Half ani
'1'iiesday, March 17 at 2 puna.
• The tit -bless.. were deceeated... !fin. St.
Patrick's Day , "t'he're were la members pre;
scant. The president, ;efts l,e.i, Al'i•hcuu-
bault, opened flat riieetittu With a pbeirr and
welcomed all. The mei:elite opened with the
Insitutc Ode, Mary Stewart Collect and 0 '
Canada with Marjorie McDougall as
pianist. The • topic was Tweedsmuir' History
of Auburn. The miri(ltes of the last meeting •
were read by the secretary Mrs. Robert
Peck: and approved. •• She also gave the
financial statement and the correspondence
was read and dealt with,
,The next meeting Will be the Annual Ban-
quet to be held at the ,Candlelight in
Goderich on April 23 at•12 00ori. The district'
president, Mrs. Elliot, will be there to speak
and convenors of the meetings are asked to
have their reports really to be read that day
and hauled in,
The roll call was answered by ' A way our
ancestors .ha'd to , predict the weather
without radio and TV." This proved very in-
teresting. The card report was given by
I,illiasl i,eatherlana, Marjorie ivlrI)ougall
favoured us with a medley. of Irish tunes on
the piano. Mrs. Tom Jardin gave a reading
entitled "isle of Enler'ald Mrs. fern Hag
gltt ,gave the TeefeIsom' h, History of
Auburn She also h;l(1 0 contest Un states en•
ding in the letter "A'•,
Mrs. ;lardin read and showed pic'tur'es of
the 17 prime ministers of Canada and gave
the history of theta all. The president, Mrs.
Archambault, thanked alt w'ho took part in
the program. 'hostesses Mrs. 'Torn i,awler'.
and Mrs. Don Cartwright served, lunch.
Mrs. Torn Jardin won the prize for the lucky
cup and Mrs. Isabel Turner fol the birthday
closest to March ,17, A sorial time was en-
joyed by' all.
Knox t'rtited Church sersiee
1{ev. Gary Shuttleworth c'nnducted the
morning service at Knox 1'Tilted Church.,
Organ prelu(le was by chilli rlirectot Lori
Millian. ('all to Worship was 4.0 von. The
prayer of invocation wds•r'ead in unison.
life and -work of the church was read follbw-
ed by the Lord's Prayer The senior choir
sang "In., the sweet 'bye and bye." Thi
'children's hymn, "'fell me the stories of
Jesus" was -sung. Thc minister told the
children's story and they went to junior con-
gregation with teachers Tammy Shut-
tleworth, Mrs Dana Bean and the Cunn-
ingham's. Thc minister's sermon was en-
titled -The Hnitling Cross"; Prayers of
commitment and concern and offertory
prayer were given Offering was received
by Peter V'erbeek and Bryan Ramsey, 'The•
minister pronounced the benediction and
.the service closed with the congregational
benediction "l,ord we pray."
Auburn 4-H
The third meeting of the club was held nn
March 4 in the Auburn ribrary, The
sleeting was opened with the 4-f1 pledge and
roll call was takers The group did the first
exercise in the hook which was called ' What
would VOU fro with $700"" They also talked
about values which the club believes respon-
sibilty, honesty, loving and forgiveness are
the top four, The last three were self-
control, broad-minded and unarguable, The
minutes were then read and the business
was discussed. The meeting was closed
...-with. the.n.ew.motto, Inc... club's secretary
is l;erne ('UITT1111krhrtin.