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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-09-23, Page 15Town&Gauntry C � SSS GODERICHSIGNAL•STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,19!11 -PAGE 15 Memorial phone service 5z4~83 held 35. Notice 40 creditor ALL persons having claims against the Estate of WILLIAM LYLE OLIVER, Retired School Teacher, late of the Townieip of Ashfield, in the County of Hiiron, who died on or about the 29th day off August, 1981, are required to file the same with full par- ticulars with the undersigned by the loth day of October, 1981, as after that date the a,5sets of the estate will be distributed. DATED at Goderich, Ontario, this 14th day of September, 1981. PREST and EGENER, Barristers, etc., 33 Montreal Street, Goderich, Ontario. Solicitors for the Estate. -37-39 36.�Announcements, notices WHEELCHAIRS -WALKERS The Humanitarian Service Committee of the Goderich Oddfellow Lodges has equipment for 'loan. Contact Adios Osbaldeston 524-9623 or Fled F'ritzley 524-7217.-2eowx COUNTY OF HURON TREASURER'S SALE OF LAND IN ARREARS OF TAXES COUNTY OF HURON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a tax sale will be held In the Council Chambers of the Court. House, Goderlch, On- tario, on Tuesday, December 15, 1981, at 10:00 A.M. re: any un- paid taxes still outstan- ding at that date, as shown on the list published in the Ontario Gazette on September 5. 1981. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 0 any of the unpaid lands remain unsold, an adjourned sale will be held on Tuesday. December 22, 1981 at the same hour and place. Lists of properties in- volved may be secured at my office In the Court House. Goderlch, On- tario. Bill G. Hanly Clerk -Treasurer & Administrator County of Huron AUCTION SALE FOR THE ESTATE OF BEN KERR tHURON ROAD. GODERICH ACROSS from Shaeffer Pen SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3-10:30 A.M. Sharp ARTICLES ANTIQUES Gas Stove 8. Gas Heater Refrigerator Deep Freezer Table &.Chairs End Tables Chesterfields Assortment of Chairs Radio B ook Shelf Buffet Assortment of dishes. pots ;•,pans 'B & W Television Wringer Washer Vacuum Cleaner Fan & Electric Heater B eds Dressers Lamps Cedar Chest TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE Electric Blanket Tools: Saws, Hammers, Skill Sow, Electric Drills, Step Ladder, Mall Box. Barbecue, Water Hose, Garden Tools. MISC.: 1975 GMC Pickup Truck -42,000 miles -Standard -6 cyl., Swing. Trailer, 40 cord of wood, farrow crate. push lawnmower. $ HP Riding lawn mower, 31/2 HP Clinton roto tiller, bike, Mastercraft 8 HP Walk Behind Snowblower -Like New, Homolite Chain Saw, Sub Pump, Electric Motors. Buffet Crocks Dishes Old Table Dresser 8. Top China Cabinet Fern Stand Round Table Lamps Clocks Radio Clover Leaf Table Wash Stand • Chairs Irons Water Pump Copper Boilers Two Pc. Cupboard Kitchen Wood Stove Auctioneer: Gordon H. Brindley UNRESERVED .AUCTION!! STEEL FABRICATING EQUIPMENT, * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * REAL ESTATE, STOCK AND VEHICLES *************************** ARCHER'S LIVESTOCK CONFINEMENT SYSTEMS 79 SEVENTH AVENUE, VANASTRA, ONTARIO (South of Clinton, Off Hwy. No. 4) MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 211 AT 11:00 A.M. WITHOUT RESERVE: Peddinghaus ironworker, Eitel cold cut saw with pneumatic vise, Enerpac hydraulic bender, Kawase 3 h.p. cut-off saw, pedestal & hand grin- ders, Hobart. Canoe & Linde mlg welders, Forney & Canoe arc welders, DeWalf 10" radial arm saw. hand bender, hydraulic press, Kira drill press. Galaxy 12 speed drill press, 300' overhead Bridgeveyor conveyor with drive, 10' leaf brake, 2 8. 10 h.p. air compressors, 4' & 10' powder coating spray booths, DeVilbiss & Ransburg electro- static powder applicators. N.R. Murphy FBH3300 dust collection system, DsVtlbiss air iiryor, Dial -O -Temp infrared bake ovens, power hack saw, ono ton air hoist, Slgnode strapper complete, el. cement mixer, Clemeo 600 Ib. sandblast pot with hoses & parts, sand racialism., shop vacuums, Ox/Ac welding outfits, Toledo 1,000 Ib. platform scale, COMBINATION WOOD/OIL BOILER (as new), four 5' x 10' dip tanks, visas, work tables. Colven hot drink machine. antique fire hose with reel & cart. CB radios, Impact wrench, drills, sows, nibblers, transit level, electric trailer brake control, spare machine parts. large quantity of epoxy powder in assorted colors. WITHOUT RESERVE: 27,000 sq. ft. Manufacturing 'building with industrial electrics on 2.3 acres of land (subject to a prevailing lease to Conestoga College For A Portion Of The Building). VEHICLES: 1980 Ford one ton dual wheel pickup with 5th wheel attachment, 24' Maverick fifth wheel trailer, 16' MacLellan trailer, "1973 Lincoln Mark V - loaded. - STOCK: Feed carts, complete farrowing crates, tops, back gates, back stops, feeder hinges, double adjustable bars, spindle creeps, complete dry sow stalls, complete 4' stirs hayracks, complete doors,blanket x 4' waste -dr decks, horse stalls i fittings, c p hangers. food gates, "•U" channels, grills, paneling, 318' Security 1 & 11 full frame, top & bottom rail planels, over 1,50* sq. ft. coated and block floor slats, paneling posts. treated wood, scrap, welding supplies. new steel, (square tube, angle iron, channel, flat, plate, steel rod, shaft, pipe, galvanized), regular and unleaded gasoline. 1980 "RAMBLAST STEEL SHOT BLASTER COMPLETE WITH SHAKER/RECLAIMER WITH FULL LINE OF SPARE PARTS, STEEL SHOT, TUR- BINES. ETC. On View From 9:00 A.M. Day of Sale Only!! GARDINER AUCTIONS INC. AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS 517 YORK ST., LONDON, ONT. (519) 439.0194 CLEARING AUCTION SALE 4 x 4 truck, three cars, four trailers. insulation blower. Metal brake, hand tools. furniture, guns. Alusnlnum siding, soffit trim, doors, windows. etc. to be held for Stewart Aluminum. 1'/a miles east of Goderich on No. $ highway. Watch for signs. SAT., SEPT. 26 AT 10 A.M. VEHICLES: 1977 4 X 4 GMC 3/4 ton pickup truck selling as is; 1975 Monte Carlo. as is; 1973 Pontiac 4 door selling certified; 1931 Hudson Hornet 4 door. as 1s, good running condition; Polaris 1978 Snowmobile. In good condition. TRAILERS: 26 x 8 ft, tandem; 24 x ti ft. tandem; 14 x 8 singly axle; 10 ft. single axle. TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT: 8 ft. 18 gouge metal ben- ding brake: HIM Ram set gun; T52 electric hammer drill; trim & slitter; impact wrench; Insulation hop- per w/hose; 2 Insulation blowers; step ladders; ex- tension ladders; drills; chain saw; akllsaw; electric motors & hand tools plus more; garden tiller. STOCK: Aluminum siding: vinyl siding; prime win- dows; doors; some aluminum coil stock: soffit trim nails; AOS fittings & more. GUNS: 1100 Remington trap model; 1906 Winchester 22; 12 Winchester trap model; 25 Winchester 12 gauge; Continental 67 Winchester 30-30; 100 Remington skeet gun; 40 x B Remington 22-250; FAC Required for gun purchase. FURNITURE: Five piece maple kitchen set; office desk; chesterfield & choir; rocking chair; lamps; folding tables: New Jen Air electric stove; washer & dryer. plus more. SALE ORDER: FURNITURE, GUNS, STOCK. TOOLS, TRAILERS, VEHICLES. TERMS: CASH LUNCH BOOTH OWNER AUCTIONEER Bill Stewart Richard Lobb 524-8821 . 482-7898 HOUSE AUCTION Monday, September 28th 7:00 p.m. 226 MARY STREET, CLINTON, ONT. We have received Instructions from Don Darrell to offer for sale by Public Auction, subject to reserve bid. this 4 bedroom 1 floor home In good condition heated with gas furnace, situated on a large corner lot with 2 paved drives, garage, with new homes on both sides. Terms of Sale: 10% down at time of sale, balance due in full in 30 days. Subject to approval prior to sale, assumable 1st mor- tgage of approximately '21,000.00 at 10%. This property may be inspected one hour before Auc- tion or by appointment with WORKMAN REAL ESTATE LTD. Clinton Office - 482-3455 or Aileen Craig - 482-3669 RICHARD LOBE - AUCTIONEER 482.7898 ONTARIO GOVERNMENT NOTICE PUBLIC AUCTION Used Cars, Trucks, Tractors Hydraulic Sand Spreaders, Graders Plow Equipment, Miscellaneous Items TO BE HELD AT 10:00 A.M. THURSDAY, OCTOBER .1, 1981 at The Ministry of Transportation & Communications Yard 1450 -7th Avenue East, Owen Sound 4- 1975 8. 1978 Automobiles, 6 & 8 cyl., auto., P/B, P/S (Chou., Dodge 8. Plymouths); 3 - 1975 '/. Ton Express, 8 cyl., auto., P/B, P/S (Dodge); 1 - 1978'/. Ton Crew Cab, 8 cyl., 4 -wheel drive, auto., P/B, P/S (Ford); 2 - 1973 5 Ton c/w dump box 8. hydraulic for plow, auto., P/B, P/S, In- ternational; 1 - 1974 Bombardier Snowmobile, Olym- plque 400. 2 cyl.; 1 - Rotary Mower, 21" cut, Bobcat; 2 - Fuel Dispensing Pumps. Glibarco; 1 - Tank, 250 gallon, Homemade; 1 - Oxygen & Acetylene Torch & Mixer c/w' Regulators, Hose & tips; 3 - Floor Jacks, 10 Ton. Joyce & Mintex Bradbury; 5 - Chain Hoists, 2 Ton, Mattco, Chester, Provincial 8. Yale; 1 - Taps and Dles c/w case, Little Giant; S - Fire Extinguishers, 21/2 gallon Randolph, Pyrone, General; 1 - Air Compressor, Potter, Ford Diesel, 125 cfm; 1 - 1967 Wabco Grader, 125 H.P. Diesel; 2 - 1960 Massey Tractor Loaders '/2 yard bucket; 2 - Hydraulic Sand Spreaders, 5 cu. yd. with engine (Hanover); 2 - Hydraulic Sand Spreaders 8 cu. yd. with engine (King Seagrave); 2 - Ono Way Plows (Frink); 5 - Snow Wings (Frank); 2 - Hydraulic for Snow Plow (Frink); 1 - White Print Machine, Revoluto, Metoo60. Items may be Inspected at the above location from 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. on September 29, 30 and October 1, 1981 until time of sale. Further information may be obtained from: J.A. Smiley, Dist. Supply Supervisor - (510) 316-73$0. Terms and Conditions: Each item will be sold on an "As 1s - Where 1s" basis. Vehicles will be sold without a Safety Standards Cer- tificate and without licence plates. A deposit of '100.00 or full payment in the amount of the bid, whichever Is less, must be paid on each item at the time of sale. Payment must be completed and items removed within five (5) working days. Failure to comply will result in forfeiture of deposit. All payments must be cash, certified cheque, money order, or bank draft made payable to the "Treasurer of Ontario". Vehicles can only be removed with (a) a Dealer's licence plate. (b) another Province's Nemo plate or (c) proper towing or car 'transporter. All other terms and condttlons as posted of place of salo�-- Ministry of Ti ansportatkon and Commu'ni at-I�: fnsr 38. Auction sale 38. Auction sale UNRESERVED AUCTION *tk•rkttttsFsktVr**sk*ttfir***tlrik*iksk•tksk'•IFy *** OF PROPERTIES ***************************** To be held on the premises of each TUES., SEPTEMBER 29TH 134 ALBERT STREET•CLINTON, ONT. -located one block from nsaln shopping district ow a double lot 82.5' x 132°, a modernized two bedroom house with enclosed front sun porch, large living room, eat -In kitchen. rear main floor recreation room and main floor laundry, modern washroom. basement. new wiring throughout, newer gas fired furnace. vinyl sidedwith two car garage at the rear. To Be Sold From The Premises At 7:00 P.M. 38 REGINA STREET, VANASTRA. ONT. -located Immediately south of Clinton, an asbestos sided two bedroom residence with hardwood floors throughout, living room, kitchen. four pleas bath, forced air heating. full poured concrete basement, now 100 amp. e1. service - backs onto a common play area, For Further Information Regarding Either Of These Properties, Please Contact The Offices Of The Auctioneers. GARDINER AUCTIONS INC. AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS 517 YORK STREET, LONDON, ONT. (519) 439-0194 Richard Lobb . AUCTIONEER Clinton 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR SAT., SEPT. 26-10 A.M. Trucks, trailers, insula- tion equipment, alum Inum equipment. car- penter tools, etc., to be held for Stewart. Aluminum t'Ltd., Goderich, Ont. MON. SEPT. 28 - 7 P.M. 4 bedroom house at 246 Mary St. Clinton for Don Darrell. SAT. OCT. 3 - 10 A.M. Antiques, furniture, etc. for Varna Church manse. plus good additions. at Richard Lobb's Barn, Clinton. 40. Lost & Found • LOUT - lady's pinkie ring, S shape. diamond chips. Reward. Please phone 524- 2342,-38x 41 . To give away PUPPIES - mother small in size. Phone 529-77213.-38 !' YEAR OLD short hair Collie, good with children. Phone 524-6248'.-38 44 Engagements PRIME:A1'-LOI'RENCO Mrs. ltlaria Lourenco of Goderich is pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming marriage of her daughter. Mary Lou. to Mr. John Patrick f'rimeau. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Primeau. Seaforth. Ontario. The wedding will take place on Saturday. October 10. 1981 .in St James Church. Sea forth al threeo'clock.--38 (;.Al'NOR-BOYCE • Mr and Mrs. Ken Boyce. 163 MacDonald St., Goderich are pleased to announce the up- coming marriage of their foster daughter. Carla Michelle, daughter of Bruce 13ai•ber, Stratford and Patricia Cairns. Goderich, to Gerald Anthony Gaynor. son of Mr. and Mrs Leon Gaynor. 191 Wellington St .''Goderich The wedding will take place October 3. 1981 at :3 p.m St Peter's Roman Catholic ('lurch. Goderich :18 W1iJ)LO('K-Mc1,EAN Mr and Mrs. Donald McLean, Vanastra and Mr and Mrs Joseph Wedlock Goderich are pleased to an- noutnce the forthcoming marriage of their children. Catherine :Anne and William Joseph The marriage 'will take place on Saturday-, (k'toher 10 at •:3 p m at St Peter's 'Roman Catholic Church, Goderich Open reception al 9 p m at Nolmesville :18.39 SI,OETJES-COLLINS Mr and Mrs Lloyd Collins and Mr and Mrs Bert. Sloetjes are pleased to announce the for thcoming marriage of their children, Janice Elaine and Louis Carl, on Saturday. October 3, 1981 at 4 p.m in the Ashfield Preshyterian Church. Ashfield. An open reception will follow their marriage at 9:30 p.m at the Lucknow Community ('entre. 38 46. In -memoriam LARDER In loving memory of a dear sister and aunt, Shirley Marie, who passed away Sept. 23, 1953. Softly the leaves of memories fall Gently we gather, treasure them all Some may forget since you're gone X' We will remember no matter how long. Lovingly remembered by sister Jean brother-in-law. Clem, niece Vera and nephews Bill and Bob. -38x ' ' CARTER In loving memory of my husband Forest, who passed away September 22, 1980. A page in the books of memory '.Silently•turns today. Sadly missed by wife, Thelma: -38. WARD In loving memory, of my dear mother, who passed away September 2'7, 1974. " We mention your name ,A net speak of you often. God bless you. Mom You are not forgotten. ' Always. remembered . by son Garry and family. -38 GILLIS In loving memory 'of RALPH EDWIN GILLIS who passed away tragically ten years ago this week. YOl' ONCE ASi(ED What more is life than a cup of Hine? . The sun as it touches, each .grape on the vine; • The moan as it bathes us with evening light: ° The cry of a newborn babe in the night: The sounds in a school yard of children at play: The smell of a freshly mown meadow'of hay... The love you brought with you right from the start: The smile that could magically touch someone's heart; The dreams of tomorrow and what would unfold: The wonder of destinies as they were told: • The, news that confirmed all the worst of my fears - 1 can hardly believe you've been gone ten years. This poem was left unfinished by Ralph Gillis. The six closing lines were written ,this year in his memory Never to be forgotten by his fr ie nd s. - 38 47. Card of thanks COLEMAN I would like to thank Goderich 'and District Lions Club for the building of the ramp which has enabled me to get out and about once again. - Margaret Coleman. -38 FISHER The family o: the late Jonathan Miller Fisher would like to thank all those who helped in any way, to neigh- bours andfriends who sent food to the house and to Branch 109 Royal Canadian Legion for their service, to the ladies who served lunch, to Rev. Wood for his kind message, to the Stiles Family for their kindness and help and most of all to the kind people of Huronvaew who took such good care of Mr. Fisher during his stay at the home. We thank you all. - The Fisher - Family.38AR . MARSHALL I would like to thank everyone who called, visited, sent cards and flowers while I was a patient in the University Hospital. Special thanks to the Goderich Lions Club, Sifto Salt Mine employees and my neighbours at Huron Haven Village. I am very glad to be home now. - Bruce Mar- shall.-38 FiSHER A special thank you to Dr. Bourne and his efficient staff idUniversity Hospital. I would also like to thank my family, grandchildren, good friends and neighbours, for the many floral arrangements, treats, cards, letters, visits and phone calls. Also for the pink mascot (thanks Randy) and the'TV het (thanks mom). Thanks Phil for the beautiful supper which was ready when arrived home from London. Special thanks . to ' Dr. Rourke, emergency staff, Dr. Thom- son, Dr. Walker, and nurses and etaff on lst floor West A.M. &G. -Audrey Fisher. -38 DAVIDSON I would like to thank friends and relatives for their visits, cards and treats while I wasin A.M. & G. Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Li ourke and Dr. J :, Hollingworth and nurses. staff on first east for their care. All your kindness ,was much appreciated. - Sarah Davidson. -38 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE - coffee table and two end tables: Panasonic stereo. AM+FM radio, cassette player, record player and two speakers.. Phone•524- 81512.-:38 . PART-TIME weekend relief worker required •for Group Home for mentally han- dicapped adults. Alternate weekends. Maturity essential. Previous related experience helpful. Please apply to the Director. Mrs. Margot Smith for an interview. Phone 524- 2941.-38 - FOR SALE • Natural gas, •90,01x1 BTU furnace. excellent condition. Phone 5.24-7225.after 6p.m .-38 WANTED TO RENT - garage for winter months with hydro for storage of car. Phone 524- 8832 after 5 p.m. -38 HELP WANTED: Babysitter for Saturdays Call after 6:30 p m 524-9091 - 38AR BY NEIL SHAW On Sunday, September 20, 52 members of Goderich Legion Branch 109 and the Ladies Auxiliary of Branch 109 formed up at the Maitland Cemetery. Led by the, Goderich Laketown Band, the parade, under Marshall rshall Comrade Ralph Kingswell, went to the Veterans' Plot of the Maitland Cemetery where a memorial service was con- ducted by Branch 109 Padre, the Reverend G.L. Royal. Wreaths were laid by Mayor Harry Worsell, a member of Branch 109, on behalf of the town; by Branch 109 President Bill Burke, on behalf of Legion Branch 109; and Auxiliary Officers Sharon Scruton and Ann Sprung. Following the presentation of poppies by members of the Branch and Auxiliary, The Last Post, The Silence and Reveille were observed. The color party consisted of Comrades Harold Shear - down, Don Stemp, Clarence Hoy, Dorothy Clements, Margaret Lightfoot and Dorothy Million. Color Sergeant Alvin Blackwell was in charge of the color ply. ,. Prior to the service, a small Canadian flag was placed on the grave of each former Legion member and veteran resting _ in the Maitland Cemetery. Com- rade Harold Chambers is the Legion Chairman. responsi- ble for this act of remem-, brance. Missionary speaks at church The service at Knox Presbyterian Church in Goderich on Sunday, Sep- tember 20 at 11 a.m.' *as slightly , different in that emphasis was ' on a "Missionary Sunday" ' arranged by the Women's Missionary Society groups of. the church, namely the "Arthur • Circle" and the "Afternoon Auxiliary (W.D.)" with the co- operation of theminister, the Reverend G. Lockhart Royal, MSA., M. Div., and the Director of Praise Lorne Dotterer. Members of said groups and the ladies choir. took part. Guest minister was the Reverend Ted. Ellis,B B.A.,D., a missionaryon furlough from Taiwan. In a very • interesting manner, both in his message to the children and in his setmonto the congregation, acquainted all with living. conditions, religious con- ditions and a general un- derstanding of the Christian challenge that lies before the missionary in that field of service and gave a challenge to all - "Are we stumbling along or does the message from Romans 1:16 'The Power . of God' pertain to 114. ,After the service, a goodly number gathered in the church hall to meet Mr. Ellis and his wife and children, Stephanie and Robert and visit with friends while theym enjoyed light refreshents. Elect 4-H officers 47. Card of thanks COLLINS 1 would like to thank everyone who helped in any way with the community shower held in my honor. Also thank you for all the beautiful gifts i received. they are all greatly appreciated Thanks again • Janice --313. SPROI'l. 1 would like to thank everyone for their visits, flowers. treats and cards while 1 was a patient in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to neighbours and friends 'who helped at home • Hill Sproul - 38 - HUGII,t, 1 would like to say thanks to my family. friends and relatives for their. kindness. visits. flowers and cards while a patient in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. Special thanks to Pastor Anderson, First Baptist Church, Dr Chan. Dr Lambert. nurses and staff on second floor east, the lab and X -i -ay technicians All was much appreciated i oic Hugitl.• 38- e Auburn I, 4-H club met for its first meeting at the home of its leader, Mrs. Doug Chamney. The fall project concerns chicken and egg and at the first meeting the girls learned aboit knives and chicken deboning techni- ques. The members took time to make chicken stock and rendered fat for future recipes. Only a few girls showed up for the meeting but , it is . hoped more will come to the next meeting. The election of officers took place. President is Gail Dobie; vice-president is Carol Seers; floating secretary is Patti McDowell and Angela Schneider. Press secretary is Lynn Chainney It was ded'ided that each girl would put in $5 to help carry the cost of ingredients for future recipes. Any girl in the community wanting to take this cooking pi u jed, isetwerrthe cif 12 and 26, please contact Lynn Charnney or Jackie Collins. You've _got it in the tie ! VOu can count O^ QU.•tk ..P scnnses whP^ y . acinus se ^ !"P (-'ASC 'Pds Man' Customers s eaPc"1 sa'Ps t^P sa'"e 7a� the 'u^s A^O fast 'es,. !s ^'ea^ 524-8331 SIGNAL -STAR CLASSIFIEDS Mon -M. II: p.m. :90 a.rn.. S V WINGHAM SALES ARENA The Wingham Sales Arena OFFERING GREAT SAVINGS ON MEW & USED FURNITURE - Dining room suites, liv- ing room suites, bedroom suites, bunk beds, captains beds, box and mattresses, round oak tables with press back chairs. BLUE JEANS for men, ladies and children; work boots, socks, pants, shirts. W BLANKETS, bedspreads, copper and brass items, an 1 assortment of tools, etc. . V4 G BULK COOKIES EVERY SATURDAY 11 H A M The Gun and Sport Shop, Featuring the Areas finest selection of new and used S types knives, S A guns, all of ammunition, quality archery A equipment, fishing gear", decoys, hunting clothes, etc. L L E NOTE: We pay top - prices forgood used furniture, E 5 antiques, old china, clocks, guns, or will take In on trade. CALL US AT 357-1730. ' - S A A R THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA R E 680 Josephine Street, north end of Wingham E OPEN MON.-SAT. 9 - 6 P.M., FRI. KITES TILL 9 P.M. N A1 -38ar A (, WINGHAM SALES ARENA 1 UNRESERVED .AUCTION!! STEEL FABRICATING EQUIPMENT, * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * REAL ESTATE, STOCK AND VEHICLES *************************** ARCHER'S LIVESTOCK CONFINEMENT SYSTEMS 79 SEVENTH AVENUE, VANASTRA, ONTARIO (South of Clinton, Off Hwy. No. 4) MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 211 AT 11:00 A.M. WITHOUT RESERVE: Peddinghaus ironworker, Eitel cold cut saw with pneumatic vise, Enerpac hydraulic bender, Kawase 3 h.p. cut-off saw, pedestal & hand grin- ders, Hobart. Canoe & Linde mlg welders, Forney & Canoe arc welders, DeWalf 10" radial arm saw. hand bender, hydraulic press, Kira drill press. Galaxy 12 speed drill press, 300' overhead Bridgeveyor conveyor with drive, 10' leaf brake, 2 8. 10 h.p. air compressors, 4' & 10' powder coating spray booths, DeVilbiss & Ransburg electro- static powder applicators. N.R. Murphy FBH3300 dust collection system, DsVtlbiss air iiryor, Dial -O -Temp infrared bake ovens, power hack saw, ono ton air hoist, Slgnode strapper complete, el. cement mixer, Clemeo 600 Ib. sandblast pot with hoses & parts, sand racialism., shop vacuums, Ox/Ac welding outfits, Toledo 1,000 Ib. platform scale, COMBINATION WOOD/OIL BOILER (as new), four 5' x 10' dip tanks, visas, work tables. Colven hot drink machine. antique fire hose with reel & cart. CB radios, Impact wrench, drills, sows, nibblers, transit level, electric trailer brake control, spare machine parts. large quantity of epoxy powder in assorted colors. WITHOUT RESERVE: 27,000 sq. ft. Manufacturing 'building with industrial electrics on 2.3 acres of land (subject to a prevailing lease to Conestoga College For A Portion Of The Building). VEHICLES: 1980 Ford one ton dual wheel pickup with 5th wheel attachment, 24' Maverick fifth wheel trailer, 16' MacLellan trailer, "1973 Lincoln Mark V - loaded. - STOCK: Feed carts, complete farrowing crates, tops, back gates, back stops, feeder hinges, double adjustable bars, spindle creeps, complete dry sow stalls, complete 4' stirs hayracks, complete doors,blanket x 4' waste -dr decks, horse stalls i fittings, c p hangers. food gates, "•U" channels, grills, paneling, 318' Security 1 & 11 full frame, top & bottom rail planels, over 1,50* sq. ft. coated and block floor slats, paneling posts. treated wood, scrap, welding supplies. new steel, (square tube, angle iron, channel, flat, plate, steel rod, shaft, pipe, galvanized), regular and unleaded gasoline. 1980 "RAMBLAST STEEL SHOT BLASTER COMPLETE WITH SHAKER/RECLAIMER WITH FULL LINE OF SPARE PARTS, STEEL SHOT, TUR- BINES. ETC. On View From 9:00 A.M. Day of Sale Only!! GARDINER AUCTIONS INC. AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS 517 YORK ST., LONDON, ONT. (519) 439.0194 CLEARING AUCTION SALE 4 x 4 truck, three cars, four trailers. insulation blower. Metal brake, hand tools. furniture, guns. Alusnlnum siding, soffit trim, doors, windows. etc. to be held for Stewart Aluminum. 1'/a miles east of Goderich on No. $ highway. Watch for signs. SAT., SEPT. 26 AT 10 A.M. VEHICLES: 1977 4 X 4 GMC 3/4 ton pickup truck selling as is; 1975 Monte Carlo. as is; 1973 Pontiac 4 door selling certified; 1931 Hudson Hornet 4 door. as 1s, good running condition; Polaris 1978 Snowmobile. In good condition. TRAILERS: 26 x 8 ft, tandem; 24 x ti ft. tandem; 14 x 8 singly axle; 10 ft. single axle. TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT: 8 ft. 18 gouge metal ben- ding brake: HIM Ram set gun; T52 electric hammer drill; trim & slitter; impact wrench; Insulation hop- per w/hose; 2 Insulation blowers; step ladders; ex- tension ladders; drills; chain saw; akllsaw; electric motors & hand tools plus more; garden tiller. STOCK: Aluminum siding: vinyl siding; prime win- dows; doors; some aluminum coil stock: soffit trim nails; AOS fittings & more. GUNS: 1100 Remington trap model; 1906 Winchester 22; 12 Winchester trap model; 25 Winchester 12 gauge; Continental 67 Winchester 30-30; 100 Remington skeet gun; 40 x B Remington 22-250; FAC Required for gun purchase. FURNITURE: Five piece maple kitchen set; office desk; chesterfield & choir; rocking chair; lamps; folding tables: New Jen Air electric stove; washer & dryer. plus more. SALE ORDER: FURNITURE, GUNS, STOCK. TOOLS, TRAILERS, VEHICLES. TERMS: CASH LUNCH BOOTH OWNER AUCTIONEER Bill Stewart Richard Lobb 524-8821 . 482-7898 HOUSE AUCTION Monday, September 28th 7:00 p.m. 226 MARY STREET, CLINTON, ONT. We have received Instructions from Don Darrell to offer for sale by Public Auction, subject to reserve bid. this 4 bedroom 1 floor home In good condition heated with gas furnace, situated on a large corner lot with 2 paved drives, garage, with new homes on both sides. Terms of Sale: 10% down at time of sale, balance due in full in 30 days. Subject to approval prior to sale, assumable 1st mor- tgage of approximately '21,000.00 at 10%. This property may be inspected one hour before Auc- tion or by appointment with WORKMAN REAL ESTATE LTD. Clinton Office - 482-3455 or Aileen Craig - 482-3669 RICHARD LOBE - AUCTIONEER 482.7898 ONTARIO GOVERNMENT NOTICE PUBLIC AUCTION Used Cars, Trucks, Tractors Hydraulic Sand Spreaders, Graders Plow Equipment, Miscellaneous Items TO BE HELD AT 10:00 A.M. THURSDAY, OCTOBER .1, 1981 at The Ministry of Transportation & Communications Yard 1450 -7th Avenue East, Owen Sound 4- 1975 8. 1978 Automobiles, 6 & 8 cyl., auto., P/B, P/S (Chou., Dodge 8. Plymouths); 3 - 1975 '/. Ton Express, 8 cyl., auto., P/B, P/S (Dodge); 1 - 1978'/. Ton Crew Cab, 8 cyl., 4 -wheel drive, auto., P/B, P/S (Ford); 2 - 1973 5 Ton c/w dump box 8. hydraulic for plow, auto., P/B, P/S, In- ternational; 1 - 1974 Bombardier Snowmobile, Olym- plque 400. 2 cyl.; 1 - Rotary Mower, 21" cut, Bobcat; 2 - Fuel Dispensing Pumps. Glibarco; 1 - Tank, 250 gallon, Homemade; 1 - Oxygen & Acetylene Torch & Mixer c/w' Regulators, Hose & tips; 3 - Floor Jacks, 10 Ton. Joyce & Mintex Bradbury; 5 - Chain Hoists, 2 Ton, Mattco, Chester, Provincial 8. Yale; 1 - Taps and Dles c/w case, Little Giant; S - Fire Extinguishers, 21/2 gallon Randolph, Pyrone, General; 1 - Air Compressor, Potter, Ford Diesel, 125 cfm; 1 - 1967 Wabco Grader, 125 H.P. Diesel; 2 - 1960 Massey Tractor Loaders '/2 yard bucket; 2 - Hydraulic Sand Spreaders, 5 cu. yd. with engine (Hanover); 2 - Hydraulic Sand Spreaders 8 cu. yd. with engine (King Seagrave); 2 - Ono Way Plows (Frink); 5 - Snow Wings (Frank); 2 - Hydraulic for Snow Plow (Frink); 1 - White Print Machine, Revoluto, Metoo60. Items may be Inspected at the above location from 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. on September 29, 30 and October 1, 1981 until time of sale. Further information may be obtained from: J.A. Smiley, Dist. Supply Supervisor - (510) 316-73$0. Terms and Conditions: Each item will be sold on an "As 1s - Where 1s" basis. Vehicles will be sold without a Safety Standards Cer- tificate and without licence plates. A deposit of '100.00 or full payment in the amount of the bid, whichever Is less, must be paid on each item at the time of sale. Payment must be completed and items removed within five (5) working days. Failure to comply will result in forfeiture of deposit. All payments must be cash, certified cheque, money order, or bank draft made payable to the "Treasurer of Ontario". Vehicles can only be removed with (a) a Dealer's licence plate. (b) another Province's Nemo plate or (c) proper towing or car 'transporter. All other terms and condttlons as posted of place of salo�-- Ministry of Ti ansportatkon and Commu'ni at-I�: fnsr 38. Auction sale 38. Auction sale UNRESERVED AUCTION *tk•rkttttsFsktVr**sk*ttfir***tlrik*iksk•tksk'•IFy *** OF PROPERTIES ***************************** To be held on the premises of each TUES., SEPTEMBER 29TH 134 ALBERT STREET•CLINTON, ONT. -located one block from nsaln shopping district ow a double lot 82.5' x 132°, a modernized two bedroom house with enclosed front sun porch, large living room, eat -In kitchen. rear main floor recreation room and main floor laundry, modern washroom. basement. new wiring throughout, newer gas fired furnace. vinyl sidedwith two car garage at the rear. To Be Sold From The Premises At 7:00 P.M. 38 REGINA STREET, VANASTRA. ONT. -located Immediately south of Clinton, an asbestos sided two bedroom residence with hardwood floors throughout, living room, kitchen. four pleas bath, forced air heating. full poured concrete basement, now 100 amp. e1. service - backs onto a common play area, For Further Information Regarding Either Of These Properties, Please Contact The Offices Of The Auctioneers. GARDINER AUCTIONS INC. AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS 517 YORK STREET, LONDON, ONT. (519) 439-0194 Richard Lobb . AUCTIONEER Clinton 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR SAT., SEPT. 26-10 A.M. Trucks, trailers, insula- tion equipment, alum Inum equipment. car- penter tools, etc., to be held for Stewart. Aluminum t'Ltd., Goderich, Ont. MON. SEPT. 28 - 7 P.M. 4 bedroom house at 246 Mary St. Clinton for Don Darrell. SAT. OCT. 3 - 10 A.M. Antiques, furniture, etc. for Varna Church manse. plus good additions. at Richard Lobb's Barn, Clinton. 40. Lost & Found • LOUT - lady's pinkie ring, S shape. diamond chips. Reward. Please phone 524- 2342,-38x 41 . To give away PUPPIES - mother small in size. Phone 529-77213.-38 !' YEAR OLD short hair Collie, good with children. Phone 524-6248'.-38 44 Engagements PRIME:A1'-LOI'RENCO Mrs. ltlaria Lourenco of Goderich is pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming marriage of her daughter. Mary Lou. to Mr. John Patrick f'rimeau. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Primeau. Seaforth. Ontario. The wedding will take place on Saturday. October 10. 1981 .in St James Church. Sea forth al threeo'clock.--38 (;.Al'NOR-BOYCE • Mr and Mrs. Ken Boyce. 163 MacDonald St., Goderich are pleased to announce the up- coming marriage of their foster daughter. Carla Michelle, daughter of Bruce 13ai•ber, Stratford and Patricia Cairns. Goderich, to Gerald Anthony Gaynor. son of Mr. and Mrs Leon Gaynor. 191 Wellington St .''Goderich The wedding will take place October 3. 1981 at :3 p.m St Peter's Roman Catholic ('lurch. Goderich :18 W1iJ)LO('K-Mc1,EAN Mr and Mrs. Donald McLean, Vanastra and Mr and Mrs Joseph Wedlock Goderich are pleased to an- noutnce the forthcoming marriage of their children. Catherine :Anne and William Joseph The marriage 'will take place on Saturday-, (k'toher 10 at •:3 p m at St Peter's 'Roman Catholic Church, Goderich Open reception al 9 p m at Nolmesville :18.39 SI,OETJES-COLLINS Mr and Mrs Lloyd Collins and Mr and Mrs Bert. Sloetjes are pleased to announce the for thcoming marriage of their children, Janice Elaine and Louis Carl, on Saturday. October 3, 1981 at 4 p.m in the Ashfield Preshyterian Church. Ashfield. An open reception will follow their marriage at 9:30 p.m at the Lucknow Community ('entre. 38 46. In -memoriam LARDER In loving memory of a dear sister and aunt, Shirley Marie, who passed away Sept. 23, 1953. Softly the leaves of memories fall Gently we gather, treasure them all Some may forget since you're gone X' We will remember no matter how long. Lovingly remembered by sister Jean brother-in-law. Clem, niece Vera and nephews Bill and Bob. -38x ' ' CARTER In loving memory of my husband Forest, who passed away September 22, 1980. A page in the books of memory '.Silently•turns today. Sadly missed by wife, Thelma: -38. WARD In loving memory, of my dear mother, who passed away September 2'7, 1974. " We mention your name ,A net speak of you often. God bless you. Mom You are not forgotten. ' Always. remembered . by son Garry and family. -38 GILLIS In loving memory 'of RALPH EDWIN GILLIS who passed away tragically ten years ago this week. YOl' ONCE ASi(ED What more is life than a cup of Hine? . The sun as it touches, each .grape on the vine; • The moan as it bathes us with evening light: ° The cry of a newborn babe in the night: The sounds in a school yard of children at play: The smell of a freshly mown meadow'of hay... The love you brought with you right from the start: The smile that could magically touch someone's heart; The dreams of tomorrow and what would unfold: The wonder of destinies as they were told: • The, news that confirmed all the worst of my fears - 1 can hardly believe you've been gone ten years. This poem was left unfinished by Ralph Gillis. The six closing lines were written ,this year in his memory Never to be forgotten by his fr ie nd s. - 38 47. Card of thanks COLEMAN I would like to thank Goderich 'and District Lions Club for the building of the ramp which has enabled me to get out and about once again. - Margaret Coleman. -38 FISHER The family o: the late Jonathan Miller Fisher would like to thank all those who helped in any way, to neigh- bours andfriends who sent food to the house and to Branch 109 Royal Canadian Legion for their service, to the ladies who served lunch, to Rev. Wood for his kind message, to the Stiles Family for their kindness and help and most of all to the kind people of Huronvaew who took such good care of Mr. Fisher during his stay at the home. We thank you all. - The Fisher - Family.38AR . MARSHALL I would like to thank everyone who called, visited, sent cards and flowers while I was a patient in the University Hospital. Special thanks to the Goderich Lions Club, Sifto Salt Mine employees and my neighbours at Huron Haven Village. I am very glad to be home now. - Bruce Mar- shall.-38 FiSHER A special thank you to Dr. Bourne and his efficient staff idUniversity Hospital. I would also like to thank my family, grandchildren, good friends and neighbours, for the many floral arrangements, treats, cards, letters, visits and phone calls. Also for the pink mascot (thanks Randy) and the'TV het (thanks mom). Thanks Phil for the beautiful supper which was ready when arrived home from London. Special thanks . to ' Dr. Rourke, emergency staff, Dr. Thom- son, Dr. Walker, and nurses and etaff on lst floor West A.M. &G. -Audrey Fisher. -38 DAVIDSON I would like to thank friends and relatives for their visits, cards and treats while I wasin A.M. & G. Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Li ourke and Dr. J :, Hollingworth and nurses. staff on first east for their care. All your kindness ,was much appreciated. - Sarah Davidson. -38 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE - coffee table and two end tables: Panasonic stereo. AM+FM radio, cassette player, record player and two speakers.. Phone•524- 81512.-:38 . PART-TIME weekend relief worker required •for Group Home for mentally han- dicapped adults. Alternate weekends. Maturity essential. Previous related experience helpful. Please apply to the Director. Mrs. Margot Smith for an interview. Phone 524- 2941.-38 - FOR SALE • Natural gas, •90,01x1 BTU furnace. excellent condition. Phone 5.24-7225.after 6p.m .-38 WANTED TO RENT - garage for winter months with hydro for storage of car. Phone 524- 8832 after 5 p.m. -38 HELP WANTED: Babysitter for Saturdays Call after 6:30 p m 524-9091 - 38AR BY NEIL SHAW On Sunday, September 20, 52 members of Goderich Legion Branch 109 and the Ladies Auxiliary of Branch 109 formed up at the Maitland Cemetery. Led by the, Goderich Laketown Band, the parade, under Marshall rshall Comrade Ralph Kingswell, went to the Veterans' Plot of the Maitland Cemetery where a memorial service was con- ducted by Branch 109 Padre, the Reverend G.L. Royal. Wreaths were laid by Mayor Harry Worsell, a member of Branch 109, on behalf of the town; by Branch 109 President Bill Burke, on behalf of Legion Branch 109; and Auxiliary Officers Sharon Scruton and Ann Sprung. Following the presentation of poppies by members of the Branch and Auxiliary, The Last Post, The Silence and Reveille were observed. The color party consisted of Comrades Harold Shear - down, Don Stemp, Clarence Hoy, Dorothy Clements, Margaret Lightfoot and Dorothy Million. Color Sergeant Alvin Blackwell was in charge of the color ply. ,. Prior to the service, a small Canadian flag was placed on the grave of each former Legion member and veteran resting _ in the Maitland Cemetery. Com- rade Harold Chambers is the Legion Chairman. responsi- ble for this act of remem-, brance. Missionary speaks at church The service at Knox Presbyterian Church in Goderich on Sunday, Sep- tember 20 at 11 a.m.' *as slightly , different in that emphasis was ' on a "Missionary Sunday" ' arranged by the Women's Missionary Society groups of. the church, namely the "Arthur • Circle" and the "Afternoon Auxiliary (W.D.)" with the co- operation of theminister, the Reverend G. Lockhart Royal, MSA., M. Div., and the Director of Praise Lorne Dotterer. Members of said groups and the ladies choir. took part. Guest minister was the Reverend Ted. Ellis,B B.A.,D., a missionaryon furlough from Taiwan. In a very • interesting manner, both in his message to the children and in his setmonto the congregation, acquainted all with living. conditions, religious con- ditions and a general un- derstanding of the Christian challenge that lies before the missionary in that field of service and gave a challenge to all - "Are we stumbling along or does the message from Romans 1:16 'The Power . of God' pertain to 114. ,After the service, a goodly number gathered in the church hall to meet Mr. Ellis and his wife and children, Stephanie and Robert and visit with friends while theym enjoyed light refreshents. Elect 4-H officers 47. Card of thanks COLLINS 1 would like to thank everyone who helped in any way with the community shower held in my honor. Also thank you for all the beautiful gifts i received. they are all greatly appreciated Thanks again • Janice --313. SPROI'l. 1 would like to thank everyone for their visits, flowers. treats and cards while 1 was a patient in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to neighbours and friends 'who helped at home • Hill Sproul - 38 - HUGII,t, 1 would like to say thanks to my family. friends and relatives for their. kindness. visits. flowers and cards while a patient in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. Special thanks to Pastor Anderson, First Baptist Church, Dr Chan. Dr Lambert. nurses and staff on second floor east, the lab and X -i -ay technicians All was much appreciated i oic Hugitl.• 38- e Auburn I, 4-H club met for its first meeting at the home of its leader, Mrs. Doug Chamney. The fall project concerns chicken and egg and at the first meeting the girls learned aboit knives and chicken deboning techni- ques. The members took time to make chicken stock and rendered fat for future recipes. Only a few girls showed up for the meeting but , it is . hoped more will come to the next meeting. The election of officers took place. President is Gail Dobie; vice-president is Carol Seers; floating secretary is Patti McDowell and Angela Schneider. Press secretary is Lynn Chainney It was ded'ided that each girl would put in $5 to help carry the cost of ingredients for future recipes. Any girl in the community wanting to take this cooking pi u jed, isetwerrthe cif 12 and 26, please contact Lynn Charnney or Jackie Collins. You've _got it in the tie ! VOu can count O^ QU.•tk ..P scnnses whP^ y . acinus se ^ !"P (-'ASC 'Pds Man' Customers s eaPc"1 sa'Ps t^P sa'"e 7a� the 'u^s A^O fast 'es,. !s ^'ea^ 524-8331 SIGNAL -STAR CLASSIFIEDS Mon -M. II: p.m. :90 a.rn.. S V