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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-03-16, Page 1438. Auctian'sale 38. Al c1'i,gn AUCTION AT PINERY AUCTiO.N BARN' On Hwy. 21,4 miles south. Grand Bend, T S.unda� March. 20, '83, 1 P.M. � Selling the balance of the Herrington estate of Strathroy, plus additions from an old Goderieh residence. We will be offering d -beautiful selection of fine antique & modern' furnishings, plus old glass china, including: 9 pc. Fruitwood dining room set, 3 oak dressers & wash stands, drop leaf secretary with bow front china. cabinet, round oak table & chairs, 3 wood rockers, corn- made chairs, hall seat, organ stool, 6' pine harvest table, pine blanket box, • Jenny Lynn bed, parlour tables, B/W TV, RCA colour TV w/ AM & FM. stereo, 3. chesterfields & coffee, corner & end tables, linen, guilts: kitchen & silverware, stereo & stand, oriental rug, 3 mantel clocks, 2 wall clocks, Brass Marine clock, Key Wind pocket watch, parlour stove, R.R. lantern, wood chairs, small pool table, printer's type tray, or- naments & figurines, R S, Nippon, Poulton china, dec. plates, occ. Japan, wicker, organ desk, old pictures, bicycles, hand & garden tools, mirrors, new ceramic tile, paint, fridge & stove, matching auto. washer 8. dryer, large power winch on skid, Allis Chalmers "B" tractor - fully recond., plus new paint 4, tires, 1974 Ford wagon P.S. / P.S., cruise control, air cond. VIEWING: Noon day of sole TERMS: Cash, Visa, M.C, CONSIGN YOUiR ITEMS EARLY FOR NEXT AUCTION MARCH 27 Auctioneer: Pat Lyon Phone 243-2713 1 AUCTION SALE Of Tractors, Truck, Farm Machinery consigned mostly by local farmersto be held at Lobb Machine Yard, Bayfield Rd.. Clinton. Fri., Mar. 18th at 10:00 a.m. TRACTORS: 2470 Case diesel 4 WD; 830 Case tractor; 550 Oliver; MF 285 Universal 3 Nuffield, 4020 John Deere, MF 1080, Case 970, 1969 single axle tractor, 38 ft, tandem trailer. TRUCKS: 1969 GMC tandem with air lift, V6 diesel, 18 ft. Aluminum box and hoist, 1970 Dodge 700 with hoist, 72 ft. x 8" grain auger. SEE LAST WEEK'S PAPER FOR LISTING OF EQUIPMENT. MANY ITEMS NOT LISTED SUBJECT TO ADDITIONS AND DELETIONS. TERMS: CASH - LUNCH BOOTH Richard Lobb: Auctioneer CLINTON 482-7898 SALE MANAGER: FRED LOBE 482-3409 47. C404'0f thanks DURNiiN 1 would like. to thank all of those who remembered me with . cards., flowers, food, visits, and the many, phone .galls following my surgery in London. A special thanks to Stephanie and, Roxie for their help.-.-Maxine.---11 M,ERO I would like to take this,oppor- tu.nity, to say thankyou to ell my relatives and' friends who visited, sent cords, flowers and photfe calls while I was a pa- tient in Goderich Hospital. Speciol thanks to Drs. Cauchi, Lomas and Chan and the nurses in ICU for their excellent care and concern. Thank you. --Dan Mero.-1 l nx REOMOND We would like to soy a big, thank you to everyone for all the calls, visits/ flowers and gifts before and since Mat- thew's birth and arrival home. A special thank you to Dr. D. Walker. Dr. B. Thomson and Dr. D. Neal, all of the 2nd east nurs- ing staff for the excellent care received during our' stay in • hospital. All was very much ' appreciated.- Mike. Karen and Matthew. •11 Farm Auction Sales Grant H. McDonald Huron Township Thursday, March 24, 10:30 A.M. Jacklin Farms Tuesday, March 29, 1:30P.M. See the Lucknow Farm Edition in this paper for complete listing CLEARING AUCTION SALE Tractor Combine grain bins, machinery, liquid manure pump, etc., to be held for Harold Wettlaufer on the farm approximately 6 miles west of Clinton, Ont., on Highway 8. SATURDAY-, MARCH 26 AT 1 P.M. SCALE: Fairbanks 4x4 ft. platform scale, weighs up to approximately 8,000 lbs. COMBINE: Massey Harris Super 26 self propelled combine; Case nine ft. trailer PTO swather. TRACTOR: Ford 5000 diesel high arch tractor with cab, heater, radio, Toad monitor, hydraulic outlets, 18.4x34 rear tires, 10.00x 16 fronts, 1150 hours, a real clean tractor. MACHINERY: Massey Ferguson 15 mixmill with auger. feed, 20 inch hammermill, unloading auger, heavy PTO, good condition; John Deere F145A semi mount three furrow sixteen inch manual reset trip bottom plow; White 543 four row plate corn planter with insecticide boxes; Allied 101/4 0. Danish type cultivator; IHC nine ft. wheel disc; three section Allied diamond harrows with bar; six ft. three point hitch blade; Joe's 250 bushel gravity bin on eight ton Martin wagon with 9.5L x 15 eight ply tires; Allied 40 ft. x six inch portable grain auger, PTO drive; 8 ft, x 16 ft. flat rack for wagon used once; 7 ft: single auger snow blower; double -wide snowmobile trailer; light utility trailer with 6 x 61/2 ft. platform and lights; Carbola 5 gal. portable pressure sprayer for white washing. LIQUID MANURE EQUIPMENT: Husky agitating manure pump with loading pipe; Beaty single axle honey wagon 900 x 20 tires, poor tank. GRAIN STORAGE BINS AND EQUIPMENT: Westeel Rosco four thousand bushel bin; Westeel Rosco twenty hun- dred bushel bin, both to be removed; Bin aerator; two Allied 20 ft. x 4" grain augers; 10 ft. x 4" grain auger with motor. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS: Tractor umbrella, nine new and fourteen used Smidley Ranger type pig feeders, small nail scale; old farm weigh scale; wood burning heater; 220 electric heater; water medicater; steel barrels; eleven McKee doublewater bowls; homemade plywood truck rack with roof for pickiup truck; Van Dale 13 ft. silo unloader. complete. Note this is a well main- tained offering. TERMS: CASH .ate Auctioneer: Richard Lobb CLINTON 482.7898 �.r. - — - OWNER: HAROLD WETTLAUFER 482-3200 The htster Seal Society.,arrArtio Actaaita FELLOWS The family of the late Eileen Marie Fellows wish to thank our neighbors, relatives and friends for cards, • flowers, memorial donations, mass cards and food sent at the time of our bereave- ment. Special thanks to Rev. Father Loebech, McCallum Funeral Home, and Margaret Waters. Also to the ladies of the C.W.L. For the lunch after the funeral. :iock Fellows and family. 11x JOHNSTON Many thanks to all who have been so thoughtful of Laura and I ..during my recent illness. Ellen Johnston. 11x WESTBROOK I would like to' thank my many friends ' and relatives who visited me in hospital And for the beautiful cards, flowers and gifts. Thanks to Dr. M. Watts Dr: J. Hollingworth and nurse: in O.R., and all the nurses at station second east- who took such good care of me. Ella. 1-1x Pian. .... .,._tday Brusselslin.otncriatioirday.,enthe1809andearly 1900sinMOW .need for a Asoredeaut a s ust gnbe, 4 ti p windbreak. '� ees must ed. bythe Huron ordertofalrixil,a enc sueh a_!1 4-8 Clu Count ' .i . ' >� ordered >n the spring and .8 y s , . b,• POO County Soil and Crop Parts.of Buren Countyare Improvement Association, very vulnerable to will. begin. at 10 ,ani, at the Preyailing westerly winds. off Brussels Morris Grey. •Lake Huron. Our soils have sum) rte Community Centre on becomne mote and more Thur-sday, March 24. barren, being stripped of Speakers are .As follows: tree growtiwverthe years. Bruce Lobb, Ministry of A tree cutting by=law has Enkironrnent - Pesticide been in effect in. Huron Safety; Pat Lynch, Ontario' County since. 1968. It was Ministry of Agriculture and, repealed in 1974 and updated M iiu ry �' d Food - 1982 Crop Problems; in 1979. The by-law is in place Bob Forrest, Centralia and fines have been assessed College of Agricultural- for its abuse. Trees of a g g Technology - Soybeans; John certain size are allowed to be De P -utter - Market --cut for the purposes of Forecast; Glen Hayter - logging or for one's own use, Marketing Alternatives; and such as firewood: • Greg Murray - Hay Marketing. Huron Soil and Crop memberships will be on sale. John Beard, Assist. Ag. Rep. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Trees Or Dust Bowl Trees are a very important asset to our environment. They help retain soil moisture, our water table and also provide a natural habitat for wildlife. Our forefathers cleared land in Holstein club plans meeting All holstein breeders and 4- H meribers are invited to the Huron County Holstein Club barn meeting, to be held on March 24: Beginning at 1:15 p.m. the meeting will be held at Fred Meier's farm in East Wawanosh Township. Stu Cressman.will be the guest speaker. Remarks will be made by from Gordon Bell and Dennis Martin. After the cow selection, production awards will be presented. The County Club is also gearing up for the April 4 bus trip and tour- of- five..Lambton County farming operations. The tour will include visits of Basil Stevens' Starlyne. farms; Stevens Brothers, Blue Ridge Farms Limited; the Ralph. Pool Farms; Silver Popular Dairy Farms, owned by the Core Brothers FOR SALE - One gas furnace, and Wayne Maw's, Maw 1,000 BTU: one gas water Acres. heater; 1" pine flooring. Prices The trip will get underway negotiable. Phone - 524-- at 8 a.m. with the first pick 6973.- 11,12' up in Wingham at Danny's FOR SALE - 1975 Toyota Corolla Restaurant. Further stops SR' 5, four cylinder, five speed, will' be made at:Belgrave 38 m.p.g., new paint, rebuilt intersection, 8.20 a.m.; Blyth Hotel, 8:35 •a. m. Clinton Arena, 9 a.m:; Bayfield Golf -Course, 9:10 a.m.; Grand Bend, Highway .. 83 and 21, 9:30 a.m. The day will include a smorgasbord luncheon. - The deadline - for registration is March 28 and, more information may, be obtained from Don Watson, RR 4, Clinton. , Future events and dates to remember include the Stratford Spring Show on April 9 and the Huron County. Cook • meal Club Sale on April 13. The Clinton Spring Fair' date is On March 14, the Goofy June 3 and a twilight Gourmets had their third meeting will be held on July meeting of the Ontario 18. Heritage club. It was.held-at The 'London Fair will/ be Shannon Preszeator's home: coming 'up in September. Shannon our president --The 'Irl County Show --is-- opened the meeting; then we scheduled for October 13 and all repeated the 4-H pledge. Ladies' Night will be held on During our meeting we October 22 at the Goderich learned about foods and Township Hall. The annual 'customs from Eastern meeting will be held on Europe. We made plans for Noveniber 22 at the Brussels our party. Legion Hall. All of the members helped The 1983 Club executive in making Vegetable and includes: president, Wilbert Macaroni Casserole, Freeman, RR 2, Gorri`e; breaded Pork Chops with secretary -treasurer, Doh cherry sauce. The pork Watson, RR 4, Clinton; past chops and casserole were president., Bill Gibbings, RR good. For dessert we made 1, Clinton; first vice, Keith Plum Dumplings. They Johnston, RR 2, B'luevale; certainly were different.—by second vice, David Marshall, I ,Jones. • PR 1, Kirkton. motor. 1979 Suzuki TS250, ex- cellent condition. Phone after 9' p.m. week days, 524-2841.-- 11 ' FOR SALE - 26" five speed bicy- cle, $70.00; 26" three speed bicycle, $50.00; 26" 'standard bicycle, $45.00. Also bicycle repairs. Phone 524-7805. •-11 nx FOR SALE • 1978 Buick Regal Limited; in excellent shape; 95,000 kilometres. Ask for Charlie, 529-7113. or 529- 7134.• 11,12 Further information regarding the tree cutting by-law is available from the County Clerk -Treasurer's office In Goderich !at 524- 8394, or by phoning your tree commissioner Joe Gibson at 482-3229. In spite of - the by-law, Huron has lost more trees and is more vulnerable to wind erosion. . Kent County has an active windbreak program. It is needed badly. At times, parts of Kent.are now like a desert dust bowl. We should take heed in Huron and avoid this situation. You may see some tree planting taking place this spring. Seedling trees such as white spruce, cedar, poplar and pine are available through the Ministry ' of Natural Resources for a nominal fee. Now is the time to assess your own farm situation and • e BAILEY Real Estate Ltd. Clinton Phone: 482-9371 Residence: 523-9338 NEW LISTING - Auburn : 2 storey frame home in very good condition, ' 4 bedrooms, well insulated. MOBILE HOME 14'x68' to move or remain at present location, 'excellent condi- tion. 150 ACRES near Auburn, 100 acres• workable, good brick home, 2 small sheds, 40 acres bush. 189 ACRES CROPLAND - 140 workable,. near • Auburn. AUBURN - 1'.s acres with 1 floor frame bungalow and • heated shop. BLYT - 1 acres: with 11/n, .floor brick home, insulated shop, financing arronged. INVESTMENT. PROPERTY - 4 unit apartrnent building, ' central locatioriain Clinton, vendor will finance. + HOLMESVI•LLE- 1'3 acres with farrowing born, 1 floor brick bungalow„ pav- ed drive. 69 ACRES • Hwy. No. 8, farrowing barn, raised - ranch home, several ponds., hardwood bush. 2 MILES from Clinton - 100 acres, 97 workable, no buildings. 5 ACRES with verycomfor- table home near Dungan- non, price reduced, owner will finance. 8 ACRES in Blyth - no buildings. DINSLEY WIVE - 1 floor bu'ngalf� �, uttached garage_ electric -heat. 68 ACRES - 62- workable, 6th Line, Hullett Twp: '50 ACRES near Senmiller - no buildings,6.; acres of Owed apple orcard, bear- ing 3 years -ttiBT51:TCED:""""— BAYFIELD- AREA - Hwy: No. 21, 5 acres with ranch home. many extras, nicely wooded. • 5 ACRES near Auburn • good house and barn, river frontage. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE. 91 ACRES at Belgrave • good house and barn, 70 acres workoble, hardwood bush, owner will finance. ' 50 ACRES farrow to finish Hwy No. 86, near Winghom, new home, low interest F C C. mortgage. earlsimmer for next nature club, Boy Scouts, Giri year'splantirlg, Guides, high school club m', Ordet » forms and a Conservation Author't. ublicatieb on windbreak Participants V'eceive room p and board and a nominal planting are available frorri your local office of the living allowance of $1O- per Ministry of Natural day. Resources. Completed application - Stan Paquette, forms must be received by' Assoc. Ag. Rep. the Conservation Authorities for Huron Countyand Water Management . Branch not later than April 1983 Junior 1, Forms are availableat the Conservationist Award Ontariao Ministry of Program Agriculture andx•Food office, Would you like to spend Clinton; Ontario Ministry of your summer working in the Natural Resources, great outdoors? Wingham; and the Con - The Junior Con- servation Authorities, , servationist Award Program -Don Pullen, is . co-ordinated by the , Ag. Rep. Conservation Authorities and Water Management . Branch of the Ministry of Natural Resources. Par- ticipants are divided into groups of seven and are assigned to one of the watershed areas in Ontario. The , program is open to Young peolile, ages 16 to 18 years, who have demon- strated an .interest in con- servation by active mem- bership in a club, organization or group with continuing nature or con- servation activities. MAKE AN OFFER! FOR SALE IN SFAPORTH--One floor, 3 bedrooms, new 'al, in kitchen, t'ull basement. gas heat. hardwood floors. recently redecorated, 828.000 mortgage at I2' 1% until June 1985, new roof, large backyard, sun deck. Nice location. Closc to churches. schools. uptown, Make an offer. Box 46, Seafarth, Ontario or phone diet, 6,/S27 -06'f3. � In Clinton CUSTOM BUILT BEAUTY ' Brick, solid built, close to all conveniences, good high dry basement, app. 15 years old, well maintained, priced in 40's. RITA ALLEN 524-8480 W.J. HUGHES REALTY LIMITED Kingston St., Goderich r'. x, . 01 proposed. could have identified that federal Wird** export agency, received strong; sup- port recently from the"On- tario Federation Agriculture (.OF'A). Ralph Barrie, 'president of - the OFA,. told a Senate com- mittee hearing on Canagrex thatCanadian farmers need the agency to open up new export markets for Canadian food. Several. other coun- tries, including Australia, Great Britain, and France already have agencies like Canagrex. "Our farmers are very_ good at growing high quality food," Barrie said. "But they don't know very much about export"regulations and don't have the time to travel around the world selling their products," "Canagrex could do that for them." \ To back up. his • argument, Barrie cited several in- stances when Canadian farmers missed' export op- portunities. In one case, farmers learned that . a foreign buye"r needed soft wheat. When the farmers mentioned Ontario had a glut of soft wheat, the buyer was amazed. He said he thought Canada only grew hard wheat on the prairies. "Unfortunatey, the buyer had already placed orders," Barrie said. "Canagrex W.J. HUGHES REALTY LIMITED 30 Kingston St. • Goderich 524-7373 524-8100 NEW LISTING .. S27,000. Victoria St., central, cosy, comfortable home, steps to shopping. Try your offer today. Call Rita Allen 524-8480. ARCHITECTURAL ARTISTRY Centre hall, stately 2 storey brick, 4 bedrooms, well proportioned, 2 fireplaces, close to ail amenities, large well landscaped lot enhanced by inground pool. Call Ebb Ross 524-8786 C-181 DELUXE SEMI Bungalow, brick & siding, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, rec room, immaculate condition. Call Norma Taylor 524- 8192. BUNGALOW IN 30'S Huron Road, 3 bedrooms, modern kitchen 8 bath, full basement, large lot. Owner has relocated and anxious to sell. Make offer. Call Rita Allen 524-8480. QUIET CHARM & PRIVACY 11/2 acres, spacious brick ranch overlooking Lake Huron, 3 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, air conditioning, closed sun porch, family home, double garage ,with storage, well landscaped lot. Enjoy beautiful sunsets. Call Ebb Ross 524 -8186B -12G. WHY RENT 1 /2 storey, 2 or 3 bedrooms, insulated tip top condi- tion, garage, maintenance free exterior; convenient to Square. In 30's. Ca1I•Norma Taylor 524-8192. RENT OR BIIY 532,000 year-round rancher onlarge lot; drilled well, just south of Goderich. Immediate possession. Coll Rita Allen 524-8480. : Rita Allen 524-8480 Norma Taylor 524-8192 Ebb Ross 5241786. Don McCauley 5244226 Barb Shewfelt 524-9581 • MAURICE market..". , , Barrie added.- that Canagrex could . reduce government duplication by acting as an umbrella organization for the various provincial agencies now in- volved in export • sales. Canagrex could also barter on .a government-to- governmenit level with eon= . monist and third mold conn - tries. And. Canagrex would directly benefit farmers by pro siding •pay.me-nt guarantees for exported food. Opponents of Canagrex, he said, were misinformed and he has not heard them pro-, . vide an alternative that would be more 'beneficial to the farming community. "The opponents only harp on the slight dance that Canagrex could become a pow r unto itself — a whirl- ing lervish of a bureaucracy that/ would engulf the family farm and . turn Canadian agriculture into a giant col- .. rective." Barrie, dismissed these fears; pointing out that the Canagrex legislation calls for annual reviews by the Auditor General, yearly ap- proval -of the budget by Parliament and a, five year sunset clause to review the crown corporation'in 1987.. MAKE YOUR OFFER NOW ON THESE OUTSTANDING PROPERTIES RIDGEWOOD PARK Superb executive home custom-built 5i years ago. Well laid -out, 1' , storey, 3 bedroom home with many discriminating features. Electric heat, low tuxes, well treed lot. Owner relocating. This is by for the best pro- perty on the market today. PORT ALBERT Lovely one -storey brick home on large lot in quiet sur- roundings, 3 bedrooms, basement fully insulated and partitioned. Priced in mid 40's and open for offers. Make yours now: PORT ALBERT AIRPORT 10 miles north of Goderich on Hwy. 21, '/z mile from beach. Large 4 bedroom home nicely decorated, two 4 - piece bathrooms, new Hanover walnut kitchen cup- boards, built-in top range, dishwasher, etc. Priced to sell. All offers considered. BEACH COTTAGE NEEDED URGENTLY SEE US NOW IF INTERESTED TO SELL "OVER A QUARTER CENTURY iN REAL ESTATE" R.A. 'GUS' CHISHOLM 5248554 BERT ALEXANDER 524.783A ROGERTURCOTTE 5247298 JOHN ALEXANDER 524 7836 M.L.S. Multiple Listing Service Member of the Huron Real Estate Board 524-2177 ALEXANDER &.CHAPMAN REALTY LIMITED 10 The Square •.Goderich 34 STANLEY STREET GODERICH 524-2966 524-2966 CALL US—TO WELCOME YOU HOME 120 SUNCOAST DR. W.: 2 or 3 bedroom brick bungalow. Asking only '45,300. Owner transferred.. Call Pete Betfger. 53 BRITANNIA ROAD E.: Reduced. New low price for 3 bedroom bungalow near schools and shopping. Call Bruce Ryan. FOR RENT 154 PICTON ST. E.: 4 bedrooms, vinyl sided, 2 storey. Gas heat, new in- sulation. 4 & 2 piece bath. Call Marilyn MacCuspey. 119 BRUCE ST. E.: Quality Interior renovations with this frame bungalow. Hardwood floors. Call Steve Gardiner. FURNISHED MOBILE HOME IN GODERICH. LOCATED AT GARDiNER'S TRAILER PARK DIRECTLY ACR1DSS FROM SUNCOAST MALL. '350/MONTH INCLUDES UTILITIES. • CALL MAURICE GARDINER 524-6031 28 ANALESEA STREET: 2 storey duplex. Spacious 3 bedrooms lower. 1 bedroom upper. Call Bruce Ryan. 115 QUEBEC - ST.: Immaculate 3 bedroom aluminium 2 storey com- pletely remodelled and decorated. Call Pete Bettgsr. Maurice Gardiner peter Betfger Bruce Ryan Les Wlllems Marilyn MacCuspey Stove Gardiner Ken Thompson Jim Thompson 524-6031 S24-2865 524.7762 524.1:431 524-6956 524.09115 524.7514 524.0672 144 GIBBONS ST.: Inexpensive 2 bedrooms, 2 sun porches, new cup. boards. ',24,400 full asking price. Call Les Wlllsnte. MEMBER Of THE HURWHEN BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTA rE - M.L.S. IS YOUR SYSTEM. ON REAL ESTATE BOARD MULTIPLE LISTI G BEST BET.