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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-08-08, Page 13PUBLIC AUCTION Thursday, August 9th - 6:00 pm Viewing From 4 pm Day Of Sale THE GARDINER BUILDING 49 South St. Goderich (Next To The Livery Theatre) WE WILL SELL WITHOUT RESERVE Used Furniture -Appliances Tools -Antiques 1 wicker settee; Phillips stereo; couch and chair sets; odd lamps; GE 30" stove; floor polishers; golf club set; mattresses of all sizes; 24" Beach stove; single beds; macrame; lots of Avon decanters; dishes; glassware; sheep skins; TV tables; baby bottle sterilizers, with bottles; assorted picture frames; shovels; odd kitchen chairs; 1 grass whip; old Remington Typewriter, vacuum cleaners; windows of sorts; ping pong table; other items too numerous to mention. TERMS CASH, VISA-MASTERCHARGE CERTIFIED CHEQUE Paul Spain - Auctioneer PAGE 12-GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ®,1984 fl ot Coantr, CLASSIFIED 31. Service directory CHILDREN'S CLOTHING made to your specifica- tions. Excellent workmanship. Also curtains, placemats, chair cushions, etc. Reasonable rates. Phone 5244637 Or 482.3+312.-45tfnx FROM START to finish concrete walls, drives, sidewalks, patios, floors and steps. Also farm related concrete work. Free estimates. Call G. Smith Construction 529.7052.-29,30,31132 QUALIFIED pre -schoolteacher will care for your child in her . home -Week days. Phone 524- 7817.-32,33 PIANO TUNING and PIANO LESSONS CALL DAVE MCKEE 524-7774 ROBERT B. WOODALL LTD PLUMBING & HEATING GODERICH, ONT. 146 Elgin W. Goderich, Ont. Telephone Bus. 524-2833 JER Y RIVETT Bookkeeping Service 345 Huron Rd. 524-6931 All bookkeeping functions including: Payroll Ledger Controls Financial Statements Tax Preparation All or In -Port APPLIANCE REPAIRS Authorized Appliance Service Centre for all • WHIRLPOOL • INGLIS • SPEED QUEEN • ADMIRAL • SIMPLICITY • HOTPOINT- ' -Appliances L PLHOFFMEYER PLUMBING 8_ HEATING LTD. 35 Kingston St-Goderich 31. Service directory H.T. DALE Septic Tank Service Serving Goderich and area for 13 years PHONE Clinton Seaforth 402-3320 527-0284 PAINTING & WALLPAPERING • Carpet Cleaning FREE ESTIMATES Phone 524-4250 or 524-8892 CLIFFORDeHUGI-LL yP Backhoe Work 524-7170 GARDINER'S DELIVERY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES - bought & sold. We deliver and move anything large or small FREE ESTIMATES 524-2421 DISC JOCKEY STEVENS COUNTRY GOLD ROCK'N ROLL Good recorded music for weddings, dances, anniversaries, parties, etc. PHONE 511USSELS EVENINGS 887-6159 IF YOUR HOME'S IN NEED OF REMODELLING OR RENOVATIONS... Then you're In need of our help. Experience and reasonable prices... WHEW IT COMES TO HOME IMPROVIeMENT HELP YOU CAN RELY ON USI RonJu•rgens Port Albert 529-7377 PAT'S DOG GROOMING AND BOARDING • Formerly Pat's Pet Shop of Exeter 1 mile West of Dashwood on Hwy 8-3 237-3779 LAKESHORE CHIMNEY SWEEPING Are You Burning Wood? Cut down on Creosote Build-up Have your chimney Cleaned Today CALL Harold Leddy 524-7237 32. Custom work WILL DO custom combining of grain with straight cut or windrow pickup, wagons and augers sup- plied. $12.00 per acre, Call 523• 9440_--29,30,31,32 33. Farm services 38. Auction sa(e CUSTOM SWATHING and combining, wagon and auger •supplied. Reasonable rotes. 523- 4260.--31,32,33 TAX PLANNING is more important to a farmer's situation than tax preparation. At Farm Business Consultants we plan with our members 52 weeks of the year. For effective tax planning call FBC toll free 1-800.265.1002.- 0.32 34. Personal 15 ALCOHOL a problem in your family') There is help for you. Coll Al -Anon 524-6001 or write Box 53. Goderich. Ont. N7A 3Y5. 21 tfnx • MEET your match. For all ages and unattached. Thousands of members anxious to meet you. Prestige Acquaintances. Call toll -tree 1.800.263- 9103. Hours noon to 8 p.m. -0-32 36. Announcements, notices Cletus Dalton CAN SELL ANYTHING... Day Or Night! AUCTION SAL Col. Cletus Dalton -Auctioneer •ESTATE •FARM SALES • LIQUIDATIONS •ANTIQUES. 519-529-7420 Agent For Agropole Realty THE HUMANITARIAN Service Committee of the Goderich Qddfellow and Rebekah Lodges have equipment for,ioan Contact Amos Osboldeston. 524-9623 or Fred Fritzley. 524.7217. —2eowx 38. Auction sole CONCRETE FORMING and FINISHING Walls • Floors • Concrete Driveways Backhoe -Trucking Bulldozing -Drains and Septic Systems Suppliers of • Gravel• Sand• Stone• •Topsoil• ESTATE AUCTION SALE House, antiques, appliances, old radio parts to be held at Port Albert, Ont. north of Goderich on 21 Highway for the Estate of Hector Tigert. WED., AUG. 15 at 6 p.m. Property will be offered at 7:30 p.m. Antique oak ice box; two blanket boxes: large antique chest of drawers; combination secretary and bookcase w/mirror and gloss door; .antique dresser; antique 2 door washstand w/side towel bars & mustache pulls; antique flat to wall cupboard w/drop front & 3 drawers; 2 antique wooden beds; small old wall phone; three trunks; lantdrn; Old 1000 lb. scale boom; crockery; small Acherry table; brass fire extinguisher; 2 gromophone cabinets; portable electric sewing mothine; new wall phone; antique countot top scale w/marble top; 3 wooden planes; Electrohome microwave; Viscount chest freezer; old Underwood typewriter; Warm Morning wood & coal hooter; Coca Cola pop cooler - old store model; quantity of spilt firewood; three old cars for parts or scrap; RCAF radio transmitter. RCAF badges & collet -tables; quantity of old radio parts: snow shoes; minnow traps; bottle capper; cast trying pans: boxes of animal traps; fish nets; life lockets; small boot anchor; hates tools: plus many offver Warms c'' Inter ° t TERMS: CASH Auctioneer Richard Lobb CLINTON, ONTARIO Richard Lobb Auctioneer CLINTON — 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR WED. AUG. 8 AT 6 PM: Car, house, furniture, appliances, . etc. for Mrs. Irene Glanville at Hensall arena, Hensall, Ont. SAT. AUG. '11. AT 10 AM: Household effects at Lobb Auction Barn, Clinton, Ont. for Bill Parker, Bayfield, Ont. WED. AUG 15 AT 6 PM: Antiques, etc. for Hector Tigert Estate, Port Albert, Ont. THURS. AUG. 16 AT 6 PM: House and modern appliances, furniture, etc. for Pearl Koehler Estate, 157 West St., Hensall, Ont. SAT. AUG. 18 •AT 10 AM: Household effects at Lobb Auction Barn, Clinton, Ont.; for Mrs. Lillie Neeb of Mitchell, Ont. WED. AUG 22 AT 6 PM: Household Auction for Consitt Estate of Hensall at Hensall Arena. SAT. AUG. 25 AT 10 AM: Furniture, tools, form machinery, combine, etc. for David Livingston, 33). miles east of Clinton & 1 mile north. WED. AUG 29 AT 10 AM: Some antiques, furniture, buggies, tractors, farm machinery and approx. 50 acres of land for the Estate of Gordon Troyer, 1'i. miles north & approx. 3 miles west of Hensall, Ont. SAT. SEPT. 1 AT 10 AM: Lobb Bros. Fall Consignment Machinery Sale at Auction Yard. Bayfield Rd., Clinton. To consign phone Fred 482-3409 or Richard 482-7898. AUCTION SALE Some Antiques, furniture, appliances, etc. to be held at Richard Lobe's Auction Barn. Clinton, Ont. for Bill Parker of Bayfield plus additions. Saturday, Aug. 11 at 10 a.m. Admiral 10 cubic ft. square model fridge - 6 years old; Enterprise 30" gas stove - 6 years old; Magnavox 26" floor model colour TV with remote control - less than 1 year old; Maytag apt. size clothes dryer; Brunswick phonograph; 9 piece dining suite; cherry drop leaf table; two gunstock chairs; 3 plank seat chairs; pressbock rocking chair; single door washstand; cedar blanket box; chest of drawers; hump back trunk: antique dresser w/oval mirror; small desk w/drawers on one side; two chesterfields; chrome table & four chairs; 3 piece bedroom suite; continental double bed; magazine table; coffee table; wooden smoker's stand; small tables; floor lamp; upholstered chairs; dining table, six chairs & buffet; 12 place setting of good dishes w/platters & bowls; set of brass candle stick holders; vacuum cleaner; spoon collection; 2 antique oil lamp bases; lawn lounge; picture frames; dishes & glassware; pots & pans; small appliances; Black & Decker hedge trimmer; gas lawnmower; bicycles; bedding & linens; plus our risual large offering too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH AUCTIONEER Richard Lobb CLINTON — 482-7898 T AD AUCTION SALE Farm Equipment & Household Effects & Shop Equipment for GEORGE BECKER Conc. 4 West Wawonosh Township, 1'/4 mi. East of Dungannon SATURDAY, AUGUST 11 11:@0 A.M. SHARP TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT: IH 806 8 Cab; JD 95 EB Combine with Cab (like new); 6 G AC Dozer c/es Backhoe; Equipment Float (12 Ton): White 252--16' Wheel . Discs; Chisel Plow; 6 Section Harrows & Pole; IH 510 Grain Drill (Soybean Special); Wagon & Rack; 1982 GMC Diesel Pickup. SHOP EQUIPMENT: Belt Sander: Co-op Air Compressor (portable); 5 -HP Upright Air Compressor; 6" Joiner; 14" Band Saw; Drill Press; Wood Lathe; 6" Vise; 1t1' Bench Sow; Grinder; Roper -8 HP Mower; General Shop Tools. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Coldspot 17' Freezer; Livingroom Suite; 26" Colour T.V.; Bunk Beds; 4 -Single Beds; Household Dishes & Misc., etc., etc. PROPRIETOR: GEORGE BECKER 519-529-7314 AUCTIONEER: GORDON H. BRINDLEY 519-529-7625 NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS DAY OF SALE. TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE • �. Educational 1 FREE 128 page Career Guide shows how to train at home for 205 top paying full and part time lobs. Granton Institute, 267A Adelaide Street West, Toronto. Call (416)977-3929 today.-0-29tf 40. Lost & Found FOUND: sweatshirt almost new, on Elizabeth Street S., owner may claim by identifying. Phone 524-9265.-32,33nx 41. To give away KITTENS. Free to good homes. 482- 7550. -. 30,31 ,32 KITTENS to give away to good'iomes. Phone 524- 6931. 32 116 5 • . 44. Engagements AUCTION SALE of Furniture & Antiques will be held for: MRS. ANNA DEXTER., 644 Stauffer St., Lucknow SATURDAY, AUG. 11, 10:30 AM Chesterfield; coffee table; old radio; mouth organ; extension ladder; tools; music sheets and old dance books; rock- ing chair; fireplace tongs from -England; couch; card table; 2 church pews; humidifier; Vaporizer; projector and screen; fridge; washing machine; floor polisher; kitchen table and chairs; 2 burner hot plate; dishes; pressure cooker; iron fry pan; jugs; 4 gal. crock has blue flower sealers; old tea, kettle; sad irons; trays; mats; quilt frames; bedroom set; dresser; old 4 poster bed; spring and mattress; quilts; old box; chamber; 2 set lawn bowls and bowling shoes; box camera; old scales; carpenter tools; electric motors; chime bells; fishing equipment; wheelbarrow; lawn roller; grass whip; sump pump; lumber and maple wood; rifle and B.B. gun to be sold to F.A.C. certified owner only; fireplace accessories; old hand straw cutter; several other articles too numerous to mention. Fpr information phone 528-2536. TERMS CASH - PROPERTY SOLD Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents. • Brian Rintoul - Auctioneer GARDINER AUCTIONS 5'24.2421 AUCTION SALE of partial furniture and effects for FRANK MADILL, with additions. TO BE HELD AT WINGHAM AUCTION CENTRE Saturday, August 11, 1984 11 a.m. CONSiSTING OF: Radial saw, 10" (excellent cond.); 36" wood lathe on frame: chest freezer; 2 door fridge; air conditioner; 3 section bookcase; 2 dresser's & matching chests of drawers; antique occasional chair; 2 chesterfield chairs; armoire; large oak desk; 3 pce. bedroom suite: wardrobe; Fr. Prov. coffee table; Impressive china cabinet; 2 stereo sets; 2 projectors; cameras; several small tables: large selection good books; Old Colony flatware; chrome table w/4 swivel chairs; pictures; mirrors: floor & table lamps; bedding; large selection dishes, glassware, pots. pans; collection repression glass; several Anniversary dishes; large old tin tea box; garden tools; lawn chairs; numerous other articles. NOTE: PREVIEW - Friday`, August 10th, 7-9 P.M. JACK ALEXANDER a Auctioneer MOBILE LUNCH GOODWIN-FICKLING Mr. and Mrs. Robt. H. Goodwin announce the engagement of their daughter Susan to Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. W. Fickling of Grand Bend. The wedding will take place on Sept. 1 at 7 p.m. in Knox Presbyterian Church. The reception will be held in the church hall. -32x • PAPAZOV-MORE The forthcoming marriage is announced of Jen- nifer Ann More, daughter. of Mrs. Norah More of Goderich and the late John A. More, to Ivan Dragomir Papazov, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dragpmir Papazov of Sofia, Bulgaria. A garden wedding will take place in Islington at 12:30 o'clock on 'September 1st, 1984.--- 32x 46. In memoriam ELLIOTT-PHILLIPS In memory of a dear wife and -mother Bessie Elliott who passed away five years ago August 3rd, 1979, an Aunt and sister -in -low Mary Phillips who passed away 11 years ago August 16, 19-73. Their memory is as dear today As in the hour they passed away. Sadly missed by husband, daughter, son•in-law, Niece and brother-in-law Lily and Charlie Hart and Dave Elliott of Huronview.--32x 47. Card of thanks ti Huron Farm News Weed Alert program continues Each year, farmers across Ontario are challenged by new appearing weeds, her- bicide weeds and the spread of potential weed problems. The control of these weeds requires early detection of their spread and adequate con- trol. To monitor these potential new weed pro- blems for farmers, the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food operates the Weed Alert Program each summer. In Huron and neighbouring counties in Western and Central Ontario, Barbara Westfall has been appointed as Weed Mert Co-ordinator. Ms. Westfall is identifying new weeds and their spread to alert resear- chers and farmers to potential weed pro- blems. The co-operation of farmers is a vital part of the . success of this program. Farmers who find new weeds in the fields, or in fence rows and other areas, should contact the local Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food office to report such weeds. Together, new weeds can be quickly eradicated before they spread. Brian Hall, Farm Management Specialist. 4 -Hers Visit Wonderland Approximately 7,000 4 -Hers and Junior Farmers from across Ontario-, visited Canada's Wonderland on July 20. This in- cluded approximately 200 4-H members from Huron County. Not only did 4-H and Junior Farmer members have a chance to enjoy the usual thrills of Wonderland's attractions, but also there were several special events to take in. These included a 4-H Junior Farmer display, a 4-H and Junior Farmer talent show and a special Behind -the -Scenes ses- sion on Wondetland. 4-H Youth Council Busy. Since the 4-H motto is "LEARN TO DO BY DOING", the Huron 4-H Youth Council is busy planning events for their fellow 4 - Hers. One of the activities planned'includes Beef and Dairy Sho nship Clinics. These are being held August . The Beef Clinic is tak- ing aking place at gricultural Building, Ex- eter, while the DairyClinic is taking place at Jim McGee's, .Wnigham. 4-H member, Allan Pym, is making arrangements for the Beef Clinic, and Elizabeth Stewart is plann- ing the Dairy Clinic. Other 4-H members are involved in plann- ing such activities as a 4-H Education Night, a Sheep Trimming Clinic and a 4-H Picnic. McMICHAEL. I would like to thank everyone who sent me cards, flowers, gifts and visits. A special thanks to Dr. M. Watts, Dr. D. Neal, Dr. A. Steed and nurses on tile second floor at Alexandra and Marine Hospital for their excellent care. Wilma McMichael.- 32x McGRAW I wish to thank Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 109, Dr. Couchi and all who visited me and sent cards. John McGraw. -32x • WILSON We would like to thank everyone who made our day so special. To friends in Peterborough for the stag. Thanks for numerous showers, to my sister Sherry. Mrs. D. and Wendy Tebbutt, Chris Jones, my fellow teachers, the girls from Simpsons. and Aunt Eleanor Special thanks to Norma Proctor, Grace Campion, Grace Stoddart. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Green. Robin Campion, Wendy Tebbutt. Mr. and Mrs. Don Denomme, and Betty Fuller. Last, but no way forgotten, thanks to our parents Iris. and Elgin Boyce, Ann and Ted Wilson. Tim and Laurie. 32x WHIDDEN The family of the late Kris Whidden would like to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for your acts of kindness and u derstanding during the past few days. Also we ish to thank. Of- ficers Peter Mason and Sid Ho f the Goderich Police Department, the Ambulance Attendants on call. Drs. Shalome and Walker. Denomme Flowers Shop for the lovely floral tributes. Rick Polio of Stiles Funeral Home, and lastly Rev. Ar- thur C; Young of Knox Presbyterian Church. Sincerely The Whidden Family. 32 YOUNG We would like to express our thanks to our families and friends for making our 50th An• niversary such o memorable day. For the many lovely cords and gifts Worthy and Adelaide Young 32x JOHNSTON Islay Johnston and family wish to express their sincere thanks to their friends, relatives and neighbours for the help and support given at the time of their recent loss of a dear husband and father- Special thanks to Dr. Couchi. Paul Black and nurses at the Alexandra Marine & General Hospital. Also a special th k you to McCallum Funeral Horne and the Los at the Legion for their help and kindness. Many thanks for flowers food. cards and donations 16 the Cancer Society. Heart Foundpption and Kidney Founda- tion. Your thoughfiilness will always be remembered. 32x • 4-H Regional Conference Last week, 33 fifteen -year-olds from Huron County attended the 4-H Regional • Conference at Centralia College. They, along with 4 -Hers from Grey & Bruce Counties, had ahance to develop their leadership skills aaaaaild meet new friends. The Conference which took place from August 1st - 3rd involved a variety of guest speakers, films, discussions and athletic activities. Those attending from Huron County were: Carol Axtmann, RR 4, Walton, Steve Baan, RR 3, Walton, Heather Browning, Huron Park, Cathy Coates, Exeter, Darren Connelly, RR 3, Goderich, Paul Coultes, RR 5, Brussels, Cam Darling, RR 3, Dashwood,' Darlene Darlow, RR 4, Wingham, Linda de Jong, RR 1, Brucefield, Brad Falconer, RR 4, Seaforth, Sherri Fenton, RR 1, Belgrave, Doris Glanville, RR 4, Walton, Wendy Hoelscher, Seaforth, Julie Hummel, RR 1, Clinton, Ian Huth, RR 2,, Clifford, Donna Johnston, RR 2, Bluevale, Heather Love, RR 3, Parkhill, Jeff McGavin, RR 4, Walton, Mike McGregor, RR 2, Kippen, Diane Middegaal, Seaforth, Cathy Norris, RR 2, Grand Bend, Lisa Poppe, RR 1, Dublin, Shona Rae, RR 1, Clifford, Mae Raynard, RR 1, Lucknow, Denise Renning, RR 1, Exeter, Kim Rintoul, RR 2, Lucknow, Patricia Schwarz, Seaforth, Allyson Scott, Seaforth, Jim Siertsema, RR 1, Auburn, Chen -yl Smith, RR 1, Walton, Kelly -Ann Tilbrook, Belgrave, Kevin Van Beers, RR 1, Blyth, Diane Vanneste, RR 2, Kippen- Karen Rodman, Rural Organization Specialist. JERVIS ' We would like to express otlrr sincere ijratitude to our friends and family for their help, home, trucks etc. during our recent move. Many thanks also to our former neighbours on Cambria Rd. for the lovely parting gift. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Rod, Jean and Dana. 32 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 1982 SUZUKI, P E 175, excellent condition, only 900 klm. Asking $1300.00 firm. Phone 524- 6524. -32x -33x FOR SALE Snapper Riding Lawnmower. 8 hip., 30"' cut, 3 years old Phone 524-6005.---32 TO RENT Two bedroom upper apartment, fully carpeted, private entrance, fridge and stove in- cluded. Available October 1st. No pets. Phone 524.2246. -32tf 1973 TOYOTA COROLLA. 70,000 ml. All around in great shape. Asking $1,100.00. Phone 524- 6524.—32x,33x Murphy's Laws of Combining Ever have one of those days of combining when everything seems to go wrong? At least you can take comfort in the fact that you're not alone. An Alberta farmer, after a bad day of combining, wrote what he called "Murphy's Laws of Combining". Most people will see themselves as they read the following list. 1. If anything can go wrong it will, at night. 2. If several belts run off the same shaft, the inside one will break. 3. If all the wrenches are carried in the combine, the one required for an adjustment will be home in the shop. 4. If the battery, generator )alternator work fine all day, they will immediately cease to do so as soon as the lights are turned on. 5. If a serious breakdown occurs, it will be after five o'clock Friday. 6. If 'the bin gets frill, the truck will have most of a load, and the combine wllll be at the far end of the field with a full hopper. 71 If a breakdown occursi it will always be at the farthest point from a vehicle. 8. When repairs are being made, the least accessible nut and bolt will be the hardest to turn. 9. If parts are dropped, the smallest piece will fall in the thickest stubble. 10. If auger engines give trouble, It will be at harvest, and then run perfectly at all other times. Ron Fleming Agricultural Engineer Save Money! Dial Toll-free We are pleased to announce that the On- tario Ministry of Agriculture and Food in Clinton now has two tnwats lines for the con- venience of the farming community. This enables long-distance callers within the 519 area to direct dial, 1-800-265-7044, toll free, to the Clinton office. - . Don Pullen Ag Rep.