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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1984-08-29, Page 12ti 38. Auction sole 38. Auction sole lea EXETER ESTATE PROPERTY, FURNITURE and ANTIQUE AUCTION We are pleased to offer by public auction, all assets for the Estate of Jack Carr consisting of Property, Furniture, Anti- ques, Car and Boat, at the location on Saturday, September 8, 19.84 at 10:30 a.m. Property - Known as Plan 376, Lot 293, with a spacious 132' x 330' lot at 287 Huron Street West, Exeter, Ontario, which consists of a large 2 storey, 3 bedroom frame home. Property selling subject to reasonable reserve. TERMS: 11,000.00 down, balance in 30 days. Car & Boat - 1975 Ford 4 door Torino with cruise control, 61,000 original miles, selling as is; Crestliner 12' aluminum. boat and trailer:, Johnson 99 motor; Boat gas can (new); Paddles; life jackets. Appliances - Viscount 15 cu. ft. upright freezer; Coronado upright freezer; Crosley 24" refrigerator; Hot Point 24" stove; McClary gas stove with side warmer; Zenith solid state 24" colour TV; Electrohome B&W TV; Electrohome humidifier; Elec- trohome oscillating fan; Elmo 106 movie projector; Kodak 300 projector; Filter Queen vacuum; Iona electro brush; Singer typewriter; radios; Singer and Raymond treadle • sewing machines. Furniture - Two upholstergd chesterfields & chairs; oak kitchen table & buffet; double pedestal oak office desk; oaR dresser & washstand; Cherry & mahogany chest of drawers; oak parlour table; antique hall mirror; swivel rocker; oak upholstered rocker; 7 pc. chrome dinette suite; 3/. wood frame bed, box spring & mattress; oak smoke stand; folding steel card table; quilts; pictures; lamps; Stradivarius violin and case, Guns - Savage 303 rifle; Savage 22 cal. semi-automatic rifle; 10 gauge double barrel greener shot gun; mussel loader double barrel 12 gauge shot gun; Winchester 12 gauge nickel plate shot gun; Winchester 30-30 rifle; 410 single shot rifle with 3" chamber; Savage'32 cal. hand pistol; Gesichert 1918 hand pistol (D,W.M. Luger); Shell loader & packer; gun cleaners; gun books. Glass & China - Collection of 30 oil lamps (miniature finger, carnival, milkglass); salt & pepper collection; stamp collection; collection of decanters; set of 8 Banbarry china dishes; quantity of hand painted Nippon; cut glass; carnival; cups & saucers; Regal Rose cream & sugar; Mustache cups; souvenir plates; Coca-Cola serv- ing tray; Chionter fondeur bells; costume jewellery; trinkets. Many more interesting items. Tools - Roper 8 h.p. 36" cut lawnmower; Powerlite 24" chainsaw; B&D workmates; metermate; 71/4" sow; jig sow; router; grinder; 3/8" drill; weed machine; hedge.trim- mer; 6' and 20' aluminum ladders; battery charger; soldering gun; shop tools; come alongs; extension cords; exercise bikes; garden tools; law ....chairs: antique bone crusher; corn shelter; scales; plus many more items. NOTE: The late Mr. Carr was a very avid collector, plan to attend this auction of interest, For information contact: Dick Robinson & Wendy Kloss, Sales Managers 482-7181 t.927,4ievew AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS, TENDER BROKERS & BUSINESS CONSULTANTS Hwy # 4, Brucefield, Ontario - Phone (519)48-7181 Ontario's most aggressive Auctioneers 1 40. Lost & Found DOUBLE GOLD bracelet, lost at Harbor Park. Beach. Museum on Aug 19th Call 524 2347 35 41. To give away TO GIVE AWAY 4 yr old mole German Shepherd (port Collie) Excellent with children good watchdog Needs a good Country home Reason moving to town Call 529 7036 after 5 00 p m or 526 7732 any time 35 36 37nx KITTENS free to good homes Call 482 7550 34 35 36 ONE 3 month old grey and white kitten declow ed Phone 524 6550 35 43. Miscellaneous DO YOU KNOW a Good Kid who deserves an award for community service bravery or rouroge in overcoming a physical limitation') Nr them for an Ontario Juror Citizen of the Year oword rontorr this newspaper for ifetotls 0 35 46. In memoriam WILLIS In the year 1965 Sept 2 our beloved son Emmer son Densmore was suddenly called from work to be with the Lord He had A smile we will always remember A voice we will never forget r ',rid memories to treasure forever And o loss we will always regret Too dem-iv loved to ever be forgotten Step -dad and Mother Mr and Mrs J• H Johnstone 35x • WILTON-ANDREW In loving r-emory of aur son who passed away August 29 19811 Nothing con evelr take away The love o heart holds dear Fold memories linger every day Remembrance keeps him near Sadly messed by all Mom Dad Nan Granddad 35x VANSTONE In loving memory of Albert S Vanstone who passed away Aug 25th 1972 Memories are o treasure Time cannot erose In our hearts forever They hold a special plane Ever remembered by Jean and Family 35x 46. In memoriam W ILLIS-HAGGITT In loving memory of a dear doughter sister and aunt Yvonne Marie Haggitt who passed away August29 1982 The years may wipe out many things But this they'll wipe out never The memory of those happy days. Which we hove spent together Lovingly remembered•by Mom Dad sisters and j,r thers acrd their families 35x -�— L GEDDES In loving memory of a dear son and brother Ronald Glen Jr. If we hod one lifetime wish One drearn that could come true Wed pray to God with all our hearts For yesterday and you. If teardrops were o stairway And memories were a lane We -d walk all the way to heaven And bring you home again. A thousand times we needed you A thousand times we cried. If our love could have saved you You never would have died. Deeply loved and sadly missed by Mom and Dad Dave and Jackie Del and Ray and family Deb and Gerry and family Mike. Jim Rick Rob and Chris 35 47. Card of thanks 47,. Card of thanks BERRY My thanks to Dr. Rorabeck and staff on ninth floor .University Hospital, Dr. Cauchi and staff, the ambulance attendants, Joe'Duchorme and partner, my family, granddaughter Sue Jerry, neighbours at Dungannon, and for all the lovely ' cards. Florence Berry. -35 KERNIGHAN I wish to express my sincere thanks and ap- preciationfor the lovely cards, flowers, gifts and kind expressions of encouragement I .received during my recovery: Sincerely, Roxanne Kernighon.-35x DUNGANNON A,GRICIJLTURAL SOCIETY The Dungannon Agricultural Society would like to thank all of the volunteers who gave their time and energy to make a success of the ball tournament, Family Fun Day and the 125th Fair. -35 SCHOEMAKER A big thank you for the lovely and useful gifts I received at the community shower in Saltford, Aug. k9th. Thanks to those who attended and a special thank -you to the ladies who organized it. Potty. -35 , TOLSMA-SCHOEMAKER We would like to thank the ladies of Trinity Church who arranged our shower. We would also like to thank the ladies of the church for all the beautiful gifts. It was really appreciated. Joannie and Potty. -35 FARNSWORTH-SCHOEMAKER A special thanks to all who helped organize our Stag & Doe. Thanks to all those who attended and helped out to make it a success. Pete and Patty. -35 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ADAMS 1 would like to thonk all the nurses and staff on second floor east and nurses in emergency in Goderich Hospital as well as Dr Couchi and Dr Lambert physiotherapists. and homemaker Special thanks to my neighbours. friends and relatives for visits, flowers and cords and many acts of kindness as I couldn't hove coped other wise Many thanks to all. Mona Adams. 35 MEN'S used skates size 8 Microns, asking $40.00. Excellent condition. Phone 524-4517.--35 FOR SALE - Back to school clothing, all weather coot, dresses, jeans and shoes in excellent con- dition. Girl's size 14 to 16. Phone 524-9273 after 5 p.m. ---35 . • 1976.NOVA 4 door. Call 524-2729 offer 5;30. -35 LOST '- REWARD for Kodak • 40 Camera with 20 keepsake pictures, on Sunday Sept. 26th in Har- bour Park, Goderich. Phone 236-4235 or call col- lect 1.313-682-5382.-35 TO GIVE AWAY - Two black and white male kit- tens 8 weeks old, litter trained, used to children. Phone 524.9200.-35 WILLIS We would like to thank Mr and Mrs Ted . Johnston for the use of their shed for our Stag & Doe A special thanks to our wedding party who mode it happen I would also like -to, thank Mrs( Lily Hart and Mrs Marj Mentha for the Pagon family shower Mrs Sylvia Johnston for the Cur ran family shower Kevin and Mary Lynn Willis 35nx TROMMER Thank you friends and neighbours for the memorable evening for our 40th anniversary Special thanks to Herb and Marie, Ed and June Betty and Bob Henry and Annette for organizing such o great occasion Elmer and Aileen 35 g DONNELLY-BRANDER We thank our family and friends for on absolute- ly terrific Stag and Doe' We truly appreciate all the hard work the organization and time spent by many great people We hope everyone who attended enjoyed the evening as much as we did Again our thonks for o viry memorable event were very grateful Heather and Don 35nx Town&Country REAL ESTATE phone 524-8331 A GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST29,1984—PAGE 11 Candidaten�, Bean Festival HUNKING We would like to thank Doctors Hollingworth. Neal and Walker and the nurses on second east for our excellent core duing our stay at A.M.&G. Special thanks to our family and friends for the cards flowersgifts and visits. All was greatly appreciated. Kim and Shown. -35x HODGES I would like to thank all my relatives friends.. and neighbours for the flowers, cords and visits during my stoy at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. Goderich, and University Hospital. Lon- don. Special thonks to Dr. Neal, Dr. Watts. and 2nd floor nursing staff, Goderich, alongnwith Dr. Sharpe and Dr. Barnett and staff, University HdspitoI. Harvey Hodges.- 35x provincial premiers. .One proposed amendments to the Farm Credit Corporation Act, and the other provided for pre,;bankruptcy arbitration, (The bills died when new Prime Minister John Turner called the September 4 election.) Mr. Ferguson would like to see farmers able 'to take back mortgages through the Farm Credit Corporation, and have the transaction treated like an RRSP "so farmers can reinvest to ensure the continuance of the family farm". Other concerns expressed by the minister were the huge variances in feed costs across Canada, high interest rates, a change in the tax act to let young farmers work off the farm, plant breeders rights, and wind and water; erosion, reforestation and desalinization as well as the number of fat cattle coming across the border at Sarnia. "There is no one simple cure for °' ZURICH - All three contenders for the Huron -Bruce riding put in appearances at the Zurich Bean Festival on August 25. Federal agriculture minister • Ralph Ferguson accompanied Liberal candidate Bruce McDonald to an informal mini -press conference on the front verandah of Charles Erb's spacious older home on Goshen Street. Replying to some probing questions from CKNX-TV freelancer Glen Creamer, Mr. Ferguson said he was not concerned about NDP "parachute candidate" and Farm Survival activist Alan Wilford who is running against him in the Lambton- Middlesex riding. Ferguson said he has short-term and long- term policies to ensure a secure future for agriculture. He had introduced two private member's bills in Parliament, which he said had the support of both Wilford and the 10 agriculture at present, Mr. Ferguson concluded. Mr. McDonald concurred with everything the minister said, saying his two main concerns were farm .financing and the future of the family farm. When asked by Mr. Creamer why the Liberals had waited for a federal election to provide help for agriculture, Mr. Ferguson credited his predecessor with. the formation of Canagrex, and blamed "the Tories" for "obstructing Parliament". Conservative incumbent Murray Cardiff and his wife Betty spent a few hours at the festival, mingling with the crowd and dining on plates of the famous Zurich beans. Varlerie Bolton and campaign manager Tony McQuail were also ,on the scene passing out campaign literature and engaging passers-by In discussions on nuclear disarmament and other NDP concerns. • Couple celebrates 50th anniversary The community would like to send its con gratulaticctp�ss to Oliver and Marion Mc - Charles oikKincardine and formerly of the Lochalsh area on the occasion of their fif- tieth wedding anniversary. Marion was the former Lochalsh correspondent. The Annual Fall Flower Show of the Ripley Horticultural Society was held on Tuesday, August 22 in the Legion Hall. Mrs. Dorothy Finlayson showed some of her flowers and was one of the lucky ones to come home with a number of prizes. Maxine Luther had her sister Mrs. Evelyn • Brien of Ridgetown visiting with her for a few days. Lorne Luther was well enough last weekend to spend the weekend at home. Visitors on the weekend with Dorothy (D.A.) MacLennan was her son Finlay MacLennan, Brenda and family of Kit- chener. Sunday visitors with Rhetta MacLennan was Mrs. Lillie Smith of Kincardine, her son Donald MacLennan and Audrey of Clinton. LDCHAL.L H NE -: Vv Kee Webster®, 395-5957 Recent visitors with Finlay and Margie MacDonald were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burgoff and family,, Mrs. David Agnew, Mrs. Suzan Ryan and family, all of Chicago, Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Robson and family, Grosse Point, Michigan, Mr. Donald palm, Detroit, Michigan, Mr.and Mrs. Joe St. John, St. Clair Shores, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKinnon and family, Paris, Ontario, Mrs. John Agnew and family, Plymouth, Michigan, Mr. andMrs. Bill Cobrun and family, Detroit, Michigan, and Park trails will be improved Agriculture Minister Ralph Ferguson, MP for Lambton Middlesex in the last Parlia- ment, announced today on behalf of Employment and Immigration Minister John Roberts that the Corporation of the Village of Grand Bend, will receive $13.887 to up -grade lnd improve nature trails and facilities in Pinery and Ipperwash Parks. • "Since Grand Bend is one of Ontario's largest beach resorts, and employment in the area is so closely tied to the summer months," Mr. Ferguson said, "this project, which will help to revitalize two of our most important local tourist resources, is a good example of the creative use of government funds." Police News and Views Sports permitted Sundays This week we deal with Town of Goderich Bylaw No. 33 of 1968. HORSES No person in the Town of Goderich may .keep a horse or horses within a distance of 200 feet of any dwelling house, except that of the owner or keeper of the animal. "Keep" includes stabling or pasturing of the horse or horses. This Bylaw does NOT apply to horses kept at the Agricultural Park in Goderich. - SPORTS ACTIVITIES ON SUNDAY Bylaw No. 51 of 1968 It is lawful after 1:30 p.m. ( local time) on ..Sunday ( Lord's Day) to provide, engage in or to be present at any public game or sport. The sports or games listed are: ice hockey, ice skating, baseball, rugby football, soccer, lawn bowling, alley bowling, golf, tennis, duplicate bridge tournament, lacrosse, track and field events, curling, billiards and snowmobile races. Tires slashed During the night of August, 24 or early morning of August 25 approximately 40 tires were punctured on cars parked in Goderich. Police are asking anyone who may have any information regarding this incident to con- tact them at 524-8333.. SELLING YOUR HOME IS NUMBER ONE WITH US Don't make a move without talking to us... We'II help you make the right move! Mr. Jim Cobrun, Roseville, Michigan. Visiting on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb were Jim and Helen Skinner of London. Congratulations to Michael MacDonald, son of George and Andrea MacDonald, who celebrated his seventh birthday on Tuesday, August 21. Borden Culbert of Redford, Michigan, visited with his brother and sister-in-law Elmer and Edna Culbert the other day. Visitors recently with Ewan . and Marj MacLean were Ewan's brother Allan MacLean of Collingwood and his son Dun- can MacLean of Kelowna, British Columbia. N ONB®FPN NEWS McCORMICK Jim and Jan (Palmer) Guelph 'General, August 18th, Keegan Joseph, a wee brother for Morgan James. DOCHERTY Gary and Pat Docherty (nee; Reinhart) of Cambridge, Ontario ate pleased to an- nounce the birth of their son Derek James Harvey, born August 18, 1984 at 11:48, weighing 6 lbs. 11 oz. The 12th grandchild to Muriel Reinhart of Goderich. WICHER Chris and 'Beverly Wicher of Goderich are proud to announce the birth of a son, Timothy John. Timothy was born on Wednesday, August 22, 1984, weighing 8 lbs, 6 oz., at Alexandra Marine and General. Hospital in Goderich. Timothy is the first grandson of William and Grace Aul of Hart- sdale, 'New York, and is the third grandson of John and Joan Neill of Buffalo, New York. RITCHIE Chris and Ron are very pleased to announce the safe arrival of Katherine May, born at St. Joseph's on Sat., Aug. 25, 1984, 9 lbs. 10 oz. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown of Simcoe and Mrs. Dale Rit- chie of Wallaceburg. A timely friend for Amy, Jamie and Taylor! COUSINS Don and Juanita are happy to announce the safe arrival of their first child, a son Kyle Wayne. Born at 11:24 p.m. o.i July 24th, 1984 at Royal Columbian hospital B.C. weighing 7 lbs. 3 oz. Second grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Iarry Wright B.C. Eighth grandchild for Mrs. Ruby Cousins, Goderich. DUNKING Ron and Kim ( nee Dobie) are pleased to an- nounce the birth of their first child, a son, Shawn Joseph, at 2:24 p.m. nn August 19, 1984 at A.M.&G. weighing 8 lb. 6 oz. Fourth grandchild for Joe and Janet Hunking, RR 1 Auburn and first grandchild for Gerry and Marie Dobie, Goderich. Paternal great- grandparents are Arie and Trui Duizer, Londesboro. Maternal great-grandparents are Gordon and Beth Dobie, RR 3 Auburn and Florence Knight, Goderich. HANNON REAL ESTATE Petrone Limited 238.2792 Dominic Bradley 482.7841 Paul Zurbrigg, A.A.C.I. 524-2036 Gary Rupert 524-8777 CENTURY HEIGHTS HOLIDAY LIVING EXTRAS Finely finished 5 bedroom bungalow. Only '59,000 COUNTRY LIVING Year round in this spacious 4 bedroom, Bluewater Beach home Make your appointment to see it today COTTAGE - SOUTH OF BAYFIELD Abound in this fully finished 4 level`Split. DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER, SEE IT TODAY. REDUCED TO 534,500.00 5 acres close to town, stream crosses property. You could fall in love with this parcel. AFFORDABLE LIVING With access to good beach. Affordably priced at '38,000. DESIRABLE 2 bedroom brick bungalow on large 94' x 198' lot. In Auburn. Economical living call today. FULL LOT Close to schoolsrA parks. Try your offer. Income plus living, 2-3 bedroom units. 5d Bruce St. Take a look today. Well maintained classic. 4 bedrooms, bright spacious kitchen. If you need room and want a quality home. see this one today. CENTURY 21 ALL POINTS REALTY INC. 53 Stanley Street, Goderich ph: 524-2111 MEMBER OF THE HURON REAL ESTATE BOARD MLS SYSTEM RELAX ON THE DECK and view the lake, 4 bedroom raised ranch, carpeted throughout, many extras, St. Joseph's. EXTRA INCOME, Grand Bend. This 3 bedroom ranch with family room, fireplace, formal dining room, offers as well a two bedroom apartment to help with those mortgage payments. For further information contact Jim Patterson on the above or any other listings. W.J. HUGHES REALTY LIMITED 30 Kingston St. Goderich 524-7373 5248100 SUPER QUALITY HOME Patio doors to beautiful grounds, double garage, workshop, natural fireplace, separate diningroom. '/, acre lot. In 50's. CaII Rita Allen 524-8480. ACCENT ON VALUE Starter or retirement bungalow, 2 bedrooms, modern kitchen, 4 pc. bath, full basement, gas heat, newly decorated. Priced in 30's. Call Norma Taylor 482-9921. NEEDS YOUR TALENT Two storey home, central location, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, large lot. CBII Ebb Ross 524-87e6. LAKEFRONT 539,900. Cottage or home, "year round area, 3 bedrooms, cathedral ceiling, fireplace, sunroom, 2 baths, electric heat, insulated. Lot 80' x 411'. Call Norma Taylor 482.9921. LAKEFRONT COTTAGES & LOTS east selection, a6i price ranges. Cottage lots '6,0041 and up. Rita Allen Ebb Ross Barb Showy:10lt Norma Taylor 524-8480 524-8786 524-9581 482-9921