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Solicitors•f'or the Estate;
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NOTICE TO w
CREDITORS AND OTHERS
Re: Estate of Harvey Milton'Johnston.
Creditors,and•all others having o claim against,
the Estate aLliarvey Milton Johnston, fate -of the:
Town af;Gaderich, in the County of Heron, Who
died an Or Ablaut ,the 9th day 'of January,,. 1985..
are required te:f ile proof of same with the under
signed on or fore the 24th day;of April; 1985. .
After that date the Estate will' be distributed
with regard only tathe claims of which the
undersigned shall then have notice and the
undersigned will not be. liable to any person of
whose claim they shelf not then Have notice.
DATED at Goderich, Ontario, this 7th day of
March, 1985:
l'Aessrs. Troyan & Fincher,
Barristers and Solicitors,
1 Nelson Street, East;-
Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Y5
Solicitors for theEstate
11,12,13
1 Nekton Strada ; East
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against the Estate'pf
WILFRED' DOUGLAS GILDERS, Fitter, late of the
Town of Goderich, in the County of Huron, who
died on or about the 1st day of March, 1985, are
required to file the same with full particulars
with the undersigned by the 6th day of April,
1985, as after that date the assets of the estate
will be distributed.
DATED at Goderich, 'Ontario, this 1 l th day of
March, 1985.
PREST and EGENER,
Barristers, etc.,
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate.
11,12,13
36. Announcements, notices
SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO
NOTICE TO KEVIN VERNE CUNNINGHAM
A notice of petition for divorce, statement of
financial information,. statement of property, a
petition for divorce and for interim and perma-,
nent custody of the child, Kristina Cunningham;
born February 17, 1980, with no rights of access
to you and for costs, has been filed by Barbaro
Cunningham. You may obtain a copy of the
notice of petition for divorce, the petition for
divorce, statement of financial information and
statement of property by mail from the court of-
fice at One Court House Square, Goderich, On-
tario N7A 1M2.,
If you wish to oppose the petition or seek other
relief, you must do so in accordance with the
Rules of Civil Procedure. If you fail to serve and,
file an answer, a divorce may be granted and
judgment may be given against you in .your
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absence and without further notice to you.
HUNTER; PARKER & RIVERS
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Barristelsrs" and So 1cTlors"
44 North Street
Goderich, Ontario
N7A 2T4
Solicitors for the
Petitioner,
Barbara Cunningham. 12
GIGkNTIC FARM EQUIPIU)gNTWonthly Clearance
Cortsignrnent Auction. Friday March 22, 1985.
1Qa.m. sharp. Sales held fogrth Friday of each
month. New and Used equipment Including"ap-
preirirnately 75 tractors, some industrial equip-
rpgnt,.trucks, seeding,equipment and over 200
piacns,t all types of f„arnequipment plus lawn -
and ga den' tractors: Special Note: This sale
features several : consignments „from area
farmers plus an excellent lineup.of our own in-
ventory. Terms cash or good cheque day of sale.
Not responsible for accidents on property. Lunch
booth and trucking available. Tractors to be sold
inside. Auctioneer Cliff Gilbert. One of Ontario's..
fastest growing monthly farm equipment con-
signment auctions. Wayne Ward Farm Equip -
Merit. Highway NO. 6, Wiarton, Ontario, Phone
(519)134-1638, or 534.2980.-0-12
Richard Lobb Auctioneer
CLINTON -"482-7898
AUCTION CALENDAR
SAT. MARCH 23 AT 10 AM - Furniture and
appliances at Richard Lobb's. barn, Clinton,
for Orval Powell. N ,
SUNDAY, MARCH 24 AT 11 PM - A modern
furniture and appliances and household
effects to be held at Saltford Hall, Goderich,
Ontario for /tr..s. Della McGee.
THURSDAY, MARCH 28 AT 1 PM - 3
tractors, combine, modern farm machinery,
forage equipment, hay and straw, 21/2 miles
north of Blyth on Highway 4 for Bill Fear.
SAT. MARCH 30 AT 10 AM - Antiques.
Furniture, etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's
Auction Barn, Clinton, Ont. II
SAT. APRIL 6 AT 10 AM - Antiques.,
furniture, etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's
Auction Barn, Clinton, Ont. for Glen'
Lockhart.
THURSDAY, APRIL 11 AT 10 AM - Beef
cows, Stocker cattle, truck, combine, 5
tractors, swather, forage, harvesting and
tillage equipment, feed, etc. to be held at
Lot 19., Concession 5, McKillop township,
21/2 miles north of Seaforth and 11/2 miles
east for Wilfred Drager. Farm is sold.
SAT. APRIL 13 AT 10 AM - Airless paint
sprayer, power carpentry and shop tools,
power mortar mixer, job site shacks,
portable heaters, portable generator, used
material, etc. to be held a1 55 Birch Street,
Seaforth Industrial Park, Seaforth, Ont. fsr
Wayne & Harold Smith Construction Co. Ltd.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17 AT 10 AM — Lobb
Brothers . Spring Consignment Auction of
tractors & farm machinery, • Bayfield Rd.,
Clinton. To consign phone Richard 482-7898
or Fred482-3409.
FRIDAY. APRIL '19 - JD 7700 combine,
Versatile.4 wheel, drive tractor, 3 J4 tractors
and full line of Cosh Crop -To -rot equipment,
Lot 5, Concession 9, Tuckersrnith Township,
5,'/2 miles south of Seaforth and 1'x.1 miles
east for Rieny VanLoon.
Corporation of the
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OLGODERICH
ATTENTION
The Town of Goderich has available Federal funds as allocated by
Canada Mortgage & Housing Corporation specifically designed for
home improvements, i.e. roofing, siding, heating, etc.
Residential Rehabilitation Assistance Program (R.R.A.P.) is a
housing renovation program with repayable and forgivable loans as
determined by income available to homeowners in the designated
area. (See map) Anyone interested in more information concerning
the program can contact the undersigned or George Woodall at 524-
7568.
Larry J. McCabe
Administrator & Clerk -Treasurer
57 West Street
Goderich, Ontario
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firms, .,faceted 6 mikes north 'of
Grand eeiad en Hwy. No. 21,
TUESDAY, MARCH 26
AT 1 O;30 A.M.
NOTE; Refer to :last week's edition,
Maieb 19, for full listing of tractors.
machinery, trucks, and strawberry
equipment.
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RATHWELL & ASSOCIATESr'INC.
Hwy. No. 4, Br'ucefield, Ont.
482-7181 or 482-3120
AUCTION SALE
Modern . appliances, antique
furniture, piano, portable TV, etc.,
to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction
Barn, Clinton. Ont. for Orval Powell
of Goderich, Ontario.
SATURDAY MARCH 23 AT 10 AM
Admiral fridge; Woods 12 to 15 cu.
ft. chest freezer; Inglis' clothes dryer;
Begtty wringer washer; Kelvinator
frost free fridge 11/2 years old;
Tappan 24" electric stove; Weber
upright piano;. piano bench; Lloyds
20" portable TV one year old;
antique dresser w/mirror and
bonnet compartment"; antique
washstand; antique bonnet chest;
fancy old wooden extension dining
table w/4 leaves; oak buffet
wfmirror; flat to wall type
cupboard; bottom for flat to ,wall in
rough condition; old oak record
cabinet; modern chesterfield &
chair; 2 sets of six matching
pressback chairs; washstand
w/towel bar; coffee tables; small
tables; table ('amps; 2 floor lamps;
bridge lamp; oil lamp; wicker fern
stand; step stool; treadle sewing
machine; small record player;
vacuum cleaner; electric broom;
enamelled scrub board; toilet
pitcher; toilet basin; 2 old trunks; 2
huge back trunks; crokinole board;
washstand; 3 wooden picture
frames; picture frames; dishes and
glassware including antique pieces;
12 place setting of Alfred Meaken
English Meadow pattern 18K gold
Border dishes; 20 ft. extension
aluminum ladder; 3 inch vise; a few
hand tools; coal shuttle; plus our
usual offering bf small items.
TERMS: -CASH'
Auctioneer: Richard Lobb
CLINTON 482-7898
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ESTATE AUCTION SALE
M.odern.-appliances -and--furrtiture,
some antiques, new lawn mower and
garden tiller, Chinese and Persian
rugs, household effects, to be held at
the Saltford Valley Hall, Goderich,
Ont. for the Estate of Della McGee.
SUNDAY, MARCH 24 AT 1 PM
Admiral harvest gold fridge;
Admiral harvest gold 30" electric
stove; Moffat harvest gold
automatic clothes waher and clothes
dryer; Woods apt. size chest freezer;
Zenith I Space Command 26 inch
floor model colour TV with remote
control (one year old); floor model hi
fi; chesterfield and matching chair
(new); nine piece cherry dining room
suite including double pedestal
table with two leaves, large buffet
and hutch style china cabinet;
antique love seat w/matching
rocker arm; choir and side chair in
good condition; small modern
kitchen table w/two matching
wooden chairs; antique Sectional
bookcase w/folding glass front;
French Provincial style-siaesser teld;-
Kroehler chesterfield w/pullout
bed; fancy knee hole desk with
drawers on each Side; matching
toffee tib a andjwo end tables with
inlaid leather tops; Targe fancy
coffee table with matching end
tables; fancy carved walnut pedestal
tableunusual parlour _table; four
matching dining chairs; upholstered ..
swivel rocker; two large upholstered
foot stools; electric sewing machine
in stand w/stool; older three
bedroom suite w /box spring and
mattress; two wooden ice cream
chairs; large oil painting by E.M.
BLACK; large wall mirror; two wall
mirrors; eight foot pool table;
luggage; round card table 8, four
choirs; wicker picnic basket; step
stool; six good living room lamps;
pots and pans; dishes and glassware
including antique and collectable
pieces; bedding; towels; fancy work;
new portable radio with cassette
player; carpet sweeper; floor
polisher; Honda lawn mower .with
bag nearly new; Honda garden tiller
new; TV game; exercycle; oak
shadow box; 4 piece youth bedroom
suite; recliner chairs window aft
conditioner; RUGS FROM MISS BESS
GRIEVE of SEAFORTH; 2 Persian
Homadains rugs 42" x 74" and 49" x
67"; Chinese all wool hooked rug
,approx. 9' x 12'; Iridian rug approx.
3' x 5'.
f3y,:: March 21
. ' 10110 qr*I�nl.
REFER. TO LAST WORK
'IS*UE FOR LISTING
AUCTIONEERSr
GRANT McDONALD
RIPLEY 395.5353
WALLACE BALLAGH
TEESWATER 392-6170
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AUCTION REGISTER
April 13, at 1:30 p. m.
Kings Port Farms
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Knoop farm equip.
May 18
Georgeand Betty Monuief, Amberfey
Clearing Auction (Faint Sold)
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May 19, 2 p.m.
M. E. Beese, Klntaii
Real Estate, Miscellaneous, Antiques
May ? at 7:30 p.m.
Harvey Kilpatrick, Belfast
\Clearing Auction Farm Machinery
CALL
First Choice Auction Now
for your spring sale bookings
CLETUS DALTON SLS MANAGER
529-7420 Auctioneer
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40. Lost & Found
LOST'- tie clip with Brant"t1'ectroriks engraved on
it. $20.00 reward. Please call collect 846-
5167.-12
41. To give away
ONE FEMALE port Chow. part gold Lab. One year
old. Good with.children. Will give to good home.
Phone 524-2312 after 4:00 p.m. -.11,12
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1 Would like to thank my family, ,n
friends and the doctors and nurses of St
Hospital and Alexandra Maine acid"
Hospital far: the good care anrl.ktndne!
toward me. A special than to Mr..
Brace Betties. Many -thank for the;
OS sent by all. Murray Hunter. -...12/'
P.E.P. COM 4111110 ,
It Is with sincere gratitude that th pr:E.PCam'
mittee from Holmesville Public Schaal wishes.to
thank everyone who helped with their Fashion
Show "Petticoats to Punk". Year . kindhes;l,
generosity and support are appreciated and we
hee grateful to all who contributed, in any way to
lp make our show a success. ---12 ,
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' COOK
Many thanks -to friends, relatives and neighbours
for the gifts, cords, visit and telepkione,calls.
Special thanks to all the family for the Open
House, having the hall decorated in .a Ruby
theme, for the purse of rnoney, and a ibvely
lunch on the occasion of our 40th Wedding An-
niversary sary and also to Jack Riddell M.P.P. Joe and
Edna, -12x
GODERICH FIGURE
SKATING CLUB
To the parents for their cooperation in costuming
their children; ta;,Fran and Debb„e for a great job
in the short time given them; to John, our an-
nouncer; to the Signal -Star for the excellent
coverage; and to all the others who helped make
our exhibit osuccess, The Executive. -12' '
VINCENT
We would likb'to.say Thank you” to our family,
friends and rie1'§hbours . for their cards, letters
and gifts to 'Leanne. They will always be ap-
preciated. A special thanks to Auburn Booster
Club for the baby shower and 'to the United
Church Women for their thoughtfulness. It is in-
deed a pleasure to Live in a• community such as
Auburn. Jack, Ann and Leanne. -12
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SOWERBY
We would 'like"to thank family and friends for
cards, flowers, gifts and visits received during
our stay in the hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
James Rourke and the nursing staff 2nd floor
East at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital
for their excellent care and attention. Everything
was greatly appreciated. Debbie and
Stacey. -12
STOLL
We wish to, express our thanks and appreciation
to those who visited or sent cards or flowers, or
performed other acts of kindness for Allan or
myself during his',final illness at St. Joseph's
Hospital London. We wish also to express sincere
thanks to friends, relatives and neighbours for
'canis of sympathy, floral tributes, memorial
donations and other kindnesses during our re-
cent bereavement. Special thanks must go to Dr.
Roy Lomas; Dr. Peter Cordy and his staff;. the
nurses and staff of the Renal Unit, C.A.P.D., and
60h S.E. of St. Joseph's; Rev. John D.M. Wood,
Gord Lang, Sisters Monica and Mary Agnes; Ed
Stiles; John DeJager; Rick Pella of Stiles Funeral
Home; members of Morning.Star Lodge, Carlow.
rind. of 'Tiger Dunlop W.I. Helen Stoll ,.end
family„ -1'25c
VANSTONE
To all those who organized or in, any way con-
tributed to our benefit dance, our most sincere
thanks. Words alone cannot express how
grateful we are to everyone for their kind sup-
port. Hopefully someday, in different .cir-
cumstances, we will be able to show our ap-
preciation for, all that has been done for us since
the fire. Everyone's kindness and thoughtfulness
will never be frrgotten.'Sincerely, Brod, Lori and
HI! My name is Candy. I am a small house dog
and especially good with ,children. I am part
dachshund and have been spayed and have all
my shots. My owners can't have me any more so,
I'm free to a good home with lots of love. Phone
any time 524-7106.-12,13nx •
42. Death notice
BALYK
At her residence, cn Sunday, March 17, 1985,
Marylin. Dear wife of Donald Balyk of 4 Fitzroy
Crescent, London, in her 46th year. Dear mother
of Scott and Susan at home. Dear daughter of
Roy and Margaret McIntosh, London. Dear sister
of Mrs. Sam (Sharon) Edmunds, Windsor and Jim
McIntosh, Richmond, B.C. Survived by several
nieces and nephews. Funeral Mass was held at
St. Justin's Church on Tuesday March 19th. Inter-
ment St. Peter's Cemetery. Donations to the
Canadian Cancer Society would be
appreciated. -12
46. In memoriam
ALL ITEMS MUST BE REMOVED FROM
HALL DAY OF SALE.
TERMS: CASH
Auctioneer: Richard Lobb
CLINTON 482-7898
HOLLAND
In loving memory of o dear Aunt, Bertha Holland,
who passed away two years ago, March 21, 1983.
e is away, yet ever near,
Her presence fills each day,
Her voice and smile are everywhere,
A memory away.
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By family and friends she fives for she was dearly
loved,
And love can never end—
Lovingly
—Lovingly remembered by niece, Mary. -12
' THOMPSON
In loving memory of a dear mother, grandmother
and great-grandmother Emma'who passed away
five years ago, March 22, 1980.
Those we love don't go away,
They walk beside us every day
Unseen, unheard but always near,
Still loved, still missed, still very dear.
Your children, Sandra, Tom and families.-12nx
McCOSH
In loving memory of our dear husband, father
and grandfather. Kenneth Mccosh, who passed
away March 26, 1984..
Every day in some small way
Memories of you come our way
Though absent, you are ever. near
Sadly missedandatways dear....
Lovingly remembered by wife Ruth, daughters
Janice, Judy, Joanne and families. -12x
47'. Card of thanks
SANDERSON
We sincerely thank Dr. Walker, Dr. Lambert and
other doctors, nurses, neighbours, relatives and
friends far the kindly care while we were conffn-
ed"in-ffiite'`fid p . 'ThiT” wars, . .der; feud,
phone calls and visits were much appreciated.
Mike and Anne Sanderson. --12x'
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
MAN with truck and trailer will do spring clean-
ups and remove junk. Phone 524-9568.-12,13x
Finlay is back
in bush again ;
this spring
making syrup
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Kos Webster, 395-5257
Margaret Morton of Point Clark took her
mother, Rhetta MacLennan and her son,
Jason Morton to Harriston the first of the
week where Jason played hockey and
Jason's team won. While in Harriston, they
had a visit with Rhetta's brother and sister-
in-law, Harold and Peggy Jardine.
Finlay MacDonald is in the bush again
this spring making maple syrup. Finlay
says there is lots of snow in the bush but the
sap is running very well. If the weather
hods, he will tap more trees.
On Tuesday morning Marj MacLean had
a Bible Study meeting in her home for the
Ashfield Presbyterian Church.
Donna. Zimmerman' of London was at
home with herr parents, Warren and June
Wylds for a couple of days.
Kae Webster and son, James visited for
a while in Dungannon with Jack and MArion
Smith on Sunday.
The community expresses sympathy on
the sudden passing of Mrs. Art Smeltzer of
the Pine River district.
Mayn'le Wilkins and her sister and
brother-in-law, Charles and Rtl4y Reacts of
Woodstock visited on Monday with their
mother and brother, Stella and Lloyd Irwin
of Kinloss township.
Those at Gordon and Nora Robb's on Sun-
day for dinner were: Bob, Sandra and
(leather Darling of Hanover and William
and Shirley Irvin and family of Ashfield
township,