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PAGE 14 -GODE ICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9,1986
38. Auction sale
Auction Sale I
Antiques, furniture, appliances, etc. to
be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn,
Clinton for Roy Gingerich of Zurich and
the estate of Janice Pavey plus additions
Saturday, July 12
at l Q a. m. e
Old upright freezer, 24" electric stove,
wringer washer, treadle sewing machine
pressback rocker, 2 platform rockers,
chesterfield and chair, floor model hi-fi,
old floor model radio, good exercise
bike, steel crib, chrome table and six
chairs, 2 antique dressers with mirrors, 4
chests -of di 1' rs', buffet, electrolux
vacuum cleaner, 6 gal. crock; 2 oil lamps,.
bottle capper, small pool table, dishes
and glassware, knick knacks, etc. This is
a partial listing only.
TERMS CASH
AUCTIONEER- Richard Lobb
Clinton 482-7898
Auction Sale
Antique Pharmacy equipment, bottles,
bookcase, etc., to be held at Richard
Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton, Ontario
for Kingsley Salton of Mitchell, Ontario.
(Original owner was J. W . Cull, 1875-
1890).
Wednesday, July 16
at6:30p.m.
10 various sizes of mortars and pestles, 1
iron mortar and pestle, 8 hand blown
glass powder ,dispensers with lids and
applied blue glass rings, approximately
150 apothecary bottles, perfume bottles,
6 -white ointment jars, with gold leaf
pattern, hand blown window show
globes, bottle labels, 2 -apothecary
scales, one with marble, grain weights,
pill roller with marble slab, baby scales,
6-seidlitz powder moulds, suppository
moulds, 2 -marble ointment slabs. Cork
press, old cork screw, small lift top desk,
antique oak shelf unit with adjustable
shelves and 4 glass doors, storage
drawers, bunsen burner, 7 spatulas, test
tube holder, Beehive bell string dispen-
ser, wooden string dispenser with lid,
paper dispenser, old calendars; series of
magazines (40) on the history of the
Pharmacist, tin lantern.
Veterinary Tools: 2 bull humbugs, 1
trocar (bloat poke), jaw spreader.,
TERMS CASH
AUCTIONEER- Richard Lobb
Clinton 482-7898
OWNER- Kingsley Salton .
Mitchell 348-8653
(Retired Pharmacist 1942-1973 )
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38. Auction sale
Auction Sole
JULY 19
New and Used Building Materials
Vehicles
LOT 29 CONC. 3
B & H Auctions
Woodstock 5375437
Goderich 524-7194
C.A. Pergel
(Full Listing Next Week)
AUCTION SALE •
FIRST ANNUAL
Antique & Collectibles
Auction Sale
•over 1,000 items
Saturday, July 12, 1986
10:00 AM SHARP
Wayne Ward
Farm Equipment
Highway No, 6
Wiarton, Ontario
Phone
519-534-1638 or 519-534-2980
FOUND in the vicinity of Elgin Ave and Market St.
on Friday night, a very friendly, chatty, black cat
with a few white hairs under his chin and white
hairs scattered over hrs body. Large yellow eyes.
He hos been 'very well -cored for. Telephone
524-7901 or call at 37 Market St.-28nx
, FOUND PAIR of eye glasses, fireworks night, St,_
Christopher's Beach board walk. Phone
524-6576.-28
FOUND - female tabby kitten, North Street and
The Square, July 5th. Phone .524-2463.-28
'LOST: Grey and white mute female cat with fled,.
Collar; in Sunset Drive vicinity. Answers to "Tig-
ger". Phone 524-81.86.-28
Penal
AUCTION
Saito
on Hwy. 21; miles south of Grand Bend
Wednesday, July 16
at 6:30 p.m.
Large auction of fine;
modern furnishings, an-
tiques. & tools, new and
old. See -Saturday's Lon-
don Free Press for . com-
plete listing.
Auctioneer
PAT LYON
243-2713
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SPECIAL COMBINE AUCTION
OF OVER
50 Tractors
20 Combines
150 Pieces
of Equipment
Saturday, July 19th
Al 9:30 A.M.
' Brindley Sales Yard
DUNGANNON
FOUND one pair of motorcyclist leggings pn
Highway 8 between Goderich and Clinton on July
6. Owner may identify at Goderich Town Police
Station. -28
41. To give away
KITTENS free to good home. 482-7550.-28
44. Engagements
COMBINES AT 1:30
New Holland 985 4 row corn and grain
table; 2 Gleaner F2 long backs; White
8800D; 2 M.F. 510Ds; 4 M.F. 410s; 4
M.F. 300s; Behlen500 bu. dryer; M.F.
655 swather, large amount of headers.
TRACTORS
M.F. 2705 and cab; A.C. 720; Case 1490,
cab and loader; A.C. 5050 4 w.d. and
loader; M.F. 1085 and cab; A.C.XT190;•
John Deere G.B., 720, 730; David Brown
995 and loader; Belarus 5AI, 500, 420;.
M.F. 165 D.; M.F. 275 and cab; M.F.
255; Case 1070; A.C. 185 and cab; 4 - 8N
Fords; plus many more.
For further information call
529.7625 or5 529-7970
AUCTIONEERS
Gordon H. Brindley BairFy Gray
Brian Rintoul
BRINDLEY-LEMONT
Mrs. Gordon K. Brindley wishes to announce the
engagement of her daughter Nancy Floren% to
Allan Phillip Lemont son of Mrs. Irvine Lemont of
Walkerton. The wedding will take place at North
St. United Church, Goderich, Saturday, July 19 at
7:30 p.m. 'Reception to follow in Saltford at 9:00
p.m. -28
pvertlme Mort
FISHING CHARTER
All
Equipment Supplied
Now LeavIfg From
Port of Goderich
-PHONE: (519) 627.5679
47. Card of thanks
BEAN
I would like to thank family, friends and relatives
for cards, phone calls and visits. Special thanks
to Dr. Chan, nurses in emergency and ambulance
drivers for the excellent care I received at the
time of the occident. Rhonda.-28nx
BUTT
I would like to thank my family, friends and
relatives for cards, gifts and visits while I was in
hospital,. Special thanks to Dr. Chan, nurses in
emergency and on 2nd East at AMBG Hospital,
and also ambulancedrivers.'Don.-28nx
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Con -unit, News
Auburn..,people h . visitors
Recent visitors with Ellen Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Orval McPhee attended the
Laura Phillips were Mr. -and Mrs. Hobert funeral of their aunt Mrs. John Jackson (An-
Craig of Lucan, Mr. J.K. Young of Mitchell - nee Laura McPhee) born • in Colborne
and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Phillips of Lucknow. ovmsbiP, Huron Coqunty who died in Inger-
V1F. and Mrs. Orval McPhee attended the soil. Funeral servile was at the Needham
wedding and reception of their grandson Funeral chapel, Ingersoll, with burial in
Kevin Gibson and Peggy Straughan on Colbot"ne'Township Cemetery.
Saturday, July 5. Also visitors with Val and BALLS CEMETERY SERVICE
Orval were Barry Gibson and family of Balls Cemetery Service was held Sunday
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Ridgetown and Eva White. July 6 with Rev. James Carne of Huron Mis-
sionary hurch.in charge. There was a good
Dora Marsh died in Clinton hospital on attendance,
Friday, July 4 in her 88th year. Our sym- 'Knox United Church Vacation Bible
pathy goes out to her family. School will be held Aug. -4 -to 8 at 9 am to
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Craig of St. Jacobs 11:30 am. Anyone interested helping or sen -
and family are holidaying at their trailer in dilg their children please contact Linda
Auburn. Cunningham at 526-7557.
HEATHER'S HAIRSTYLING
As of July 12, 1.986 Heather's Hairstyling will be
taken over by Karen'Eckenswiller, I would like to -
thank all my customers for their patronage and I
hope they will be as loyal to Karen as they were
to me. I'll miss everyone when we move but
won't forget you. I wish Karen all the success in •
her business. Thanks again. Heather
Dauphin. -28 -
JENKIN
I would like to thank family and friends for their
cards, gifts and encouragement while I was a pa-
tient at Si. Mary's Hospital Rehab. Centre in Lon-
don." •They were greatly appreciated. Ann
Jenkin. -28x
MARSH 'n
The family,of the late Dora Marsh extend sincere
thanks to all those who have been helpful in
these past weeks: Special thanks to neighbours
and friends for flowers, food, cards and lawn -
mowing. Betty, Helen, June and Howard. -28x
LAWRENCE
We would like to take this opportunity to thank
everyone who attended our surprise farewell
party and for the generous gift of money we
received. We will use the money towards a
special memento to always remember our
friends and neighbours of the Auburn Communi-
ty. A very special thank you to Rick and Carol.
They are truly the best friends and neighbours
anyone could ever have. Fred and Laura
Lawrence and family. -28
FISHER
would like, to..thordc,cd.my, friends, who. sent me
flowers and-cards,inmemory of -my -mother, .who
passed away June 19,' 1986. I' appreciate your
'kindness. Mavis. -28
LEVEY-HASSLEN
Mr, and Mrs. John Hasslen of Minneapolis, Min.
nesota. announce the engagement of their
daughter, Jean Catherine to Mr. Wilbert Bruce ,
Cliftoh'tevey-sotrbf•Mr:-and"Mrs: William' Levey
of Goderich. The marriage will take place on
August 16th, 1986, at the Baptist Church 887 -
Canterbury Ave. Ottawa, Ontario. -28
WILLIS - DAWSON
Mr. and Mrs.. Dan and Doreen Willis of Benmiller
are pleased to announce the forthcoming mar=
riage.of their daughter Connie Jean to Poul Ken-
neth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave and Jean
Dawson. The wedding will take place 'at the
home of the bride's parents on July 26, 1986.-28
GERMAN-FRAYNE
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frayne, RR 3 Goderich an-
nounce the forthcoming marriage of their eldest_
daughter, Margaret Pauline to Michael James
German, son of Mr. and.4l,rs. Alvin German of
London. The. ceremony will take place on Aug.
2nd at St. Joseph's R.C. Church, Kingsbridge:
Reception•at Saltford Valley Hall. -28x
46. In memoriam
BAECHLER
In loving memory of a dear son and brother
Walter who passed away July 3, 1975.
Silent memories keep you near,
As time unfolds another year,
No longer in our 'lives to share,
But in our hearts you are always there.
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Always remembered and sadly missed by mom
Jean and dad Emery and sister Sharron. -28x
POLLOCK
In loving memory of my dear mother, Laura
Pollock, who left us suddenly five years ago July
9, 1986.
Little I knew• when I woke that morning,
My heart still aches with.sadness.
And silent tears still flow
No one will ever know
When a day is sad and lonely
And everything gores wrong
I seem to hear you whisper Mother,
Cheer up and carry on.
Everytime I see your picture
You seem to smile and say.
Don't cry I'm only sleeping
We will meet again someday.
Sadly missed, always remembered. Warner and
Florence McIntyre and family. -28x
Send a
(.1rllCEF
Card
27. Card of thanks
O'BRIEN.
Thanks toaal) vvy�ho supported our family at the
loss of our mother, Mrs. Annie O'Brien. Special
thanks to staff and patron's of Dirks, Mary and
Joe, Edna and Lau, Doreen, Ann, Lee, John and.
Linda. The Reddington and Q'8r en
families, -28X
O'BRIRN )
At this time we would tike to express our Thank*
for alt the cards, mass cards=, and'exprressions of
sympathy to our Tamil of the death of our
Mother, Mrs, Annle green. Special' shanks ft/
• be. J. Rourke, Dr. It. Lambert, Dr. 11',, ,Lomas and
staff Of /rid East, TO Fether,;Hardy, laters of St.
Moseliph's and Risk pallia of SMtiles l unef<dl Home.
ary, Dirk Walterbeek and fcimlly.- 2$x
' RITCHIE
Many thanks to the nurses and Drs: Neal and
Walker for their kindnesses while I was in
hospital. Many thanks also for the cards and
flowers. All was much appreciated. Beth. -28
REID
I' would like to thank the following people for
their donation, Local 122 of O P.S.E.U., Little
Bowl' dnd''Kip White. L'tndd -"28
. CURRAN
The families of the late Eileen Curran would like
to express their sincere thanks to friends,
relatives and neighbours 'for the flowers, cards,
charitable donations and food. Also your support
shown to us during our mother's illness and at
the time of her death. Special thanks to Dr. Roy
Lomas, •Dr. Chan, ,the -nurses and staff on first
and second floor west AMG hospital, Rev. J.
Wood for' your comforting words, Rev. R. Roberts
for your words of kindness. U.C.W.'of Dungan-
non United Church and Willing Workers for your
lovely lunch. Bob and Lee McCallum and staff for
your many acts of kindness and . support.
Everyone's thoughtfulness ' will never be
forgotten. -28
WILLIS
I would like to thank all the guests at my com-
munity shower for the beautiful gifts and the.
Indies that held it for me. Connie. -28
Dorie Anne MacLennan, a Goderich pathfinder, was picked from 16 girls in Ontario for her
participation in Guiding activities to spend a week in Mexico. Public Relations represen-
tative Evelyn Shand:presents Dorie Anne with $75 from the Klahanie Guiding district
towards her trip which she starts on July 11. (photo by Susan Hundertmark)
CULBERT '
I would like to express my sincere appreciation
to Dr. Dawson and Dr. Rourke, emergency staff
and ICU nurses, and Alison' Hollingworth during
my stay at AM&G Hospital. I would also like to
thank my relatives and friends for their visits and
well wishes. Mel, -28
LOVELL
We would like to express our sincere thanks to
our friends for their thoughtfulness at the time of
our loss of a deer aunt, MrS. Margaret Lovell. We
would especially like to thank Dr. D.O. Neal, the
staff of 2nd east, AM&G Hospital, the VON and
Huron County Homecare Service for their care
during her illness. Clifford and Shirley
Kennedy. -28 •
BURKE •
We would like to thank all the Doctors, Dr:
Walker, Dr. Flowers, the nurses in intensive care
and emergency for• all they done at AM&G
Hospital. Bob McCallum's Funeral Home. A very
special thanks to the Royal Canadian Legion, The
Ladies, Auxiliary, The Honor. Guards, The
Pallbearers of nch 109, the Ladies Auxiliary
109, Father Jih Hardy and. Sisters. of St.
P•eter's Church. Noreen Nurse for the lunch
brought to the home. Especially 16 my cousin
Mary Ellen Lynn, close friends Christina Moore
and Floyd McKinley, who stayed and helped me
and shared In the life of aloved one - for sorrow
shared. Thanks very muddy to all of you, you're
all greatly appreciated tremendously. Barbaro.
MacCormick and family.. -28x
48. 'Corning .Events
HAPPINESS IS,.. d&i f miss the Flower Festival in
the Court House, second floor, July 11, 18, 19.
Elevator available288,29x
10" COLOR -,TV excellent contfltiottr lif'l #•f$:;rt
,410110 524 516,E-28
ARTICLES FOR SALE
POOL SALE. One of Ontario's largest factory outlets
has large inventory., of above, ingrounds for im-
- mediate delivery. Compare . us before Buying.
Guaranteed lowest Prices. '(416)523.6467, (613)
547.6434.-0.26.29
ALL,TYPES of Western red cedar shakes and shingles.
Buy -direct from mill and save $$$ (604) 265-3357 or
,(604) 547-6078. Truckload Tots only. -0-28
$$ SACRIFICE $$ SACRIFICE $S$ Buildings Special offer.
Priced low for immediate clearance, 28 x 40 x 14
$3,900, 46 x 90 x 16 $9,600: 70 x 80 x 24 516,300. Com.
plete with large doors Other sizes available 10.120'
wide. Serious buyers , only. No price shoppers.
Guaranteed lowest prices. Call free 1-800.387.8148 or.
(416) 828-6262.-0.28• ALL WATER JS QUESTIONABLE. Wells, Lakes,
Municipal, River Water mode' safe, sparkling, crystal
clear by the oldest time proven method. Distillation, -
Sizes for all families sale priced from $249.50. Your
water purity should not be Jaken for' granted. L.B.H.
Industries, 116 Viceroy C-9, Concord, Ontario L4K
2M3. (416) 661-1142. Dealer inquiries invited. --0.28
STEEL -IN -DEAL - Quonset buildings - 28% OFF,- Save'
Thousand's - we are introducing new straight -wall
buildings - speclol introductory prices' • limited time'
offer. Phone Pioneer Buildings collect (416) 678-1585.
Limited time offer. -0.28 .,,•
MIRACLE SPAN SUMMER SPECIALS below factory
prices. Available for immediate delivery 3.25 x 36, 5 -
32x40,2.35x56.9.40x 80,1•555x186,2'260x
220. Sold on a first come first served basis. Coll toll
free 1.800-387.4910.-0.28
TEMPERED GLASS, 28" x 76" $20 per sheet. Great for
sunrooms, greenhouses, decks, Sid Tatham Wood-
works, Woodstock., (519) 537-2664,--41.28
TROUBLE Wrapping Coins? Wrap pennies; Rickets,
dimes AND quarters quickly, easily! ! Send $8.95 plus
63 cents tax to Penny•Roller, Box 405,. Fort Erie, Ont.
L2A 5N2.--0-28
VACATIONS
ROYAL RESORT o little bit of heaven on the beaiiTilul
shores of Balsam lake, Hwy 35, Weekly rates $299 -;
5399, p,p./Dbtd, including meals. Various childrens'
rates. 4-Stor Rated R.R.7, Fenelon'Falls, Ont.•KOM INO
(705) 454.8004,-0-28
LIVESTOCK
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' SUMMER FESTIVAL 86. Simmental Sale, Sunday July
20, 1986. 1 pm at Klldevin Simmentols, 3 miles south of
Goderich, Ontario owHwy 21.•55 lots. Bull (breeding
' age). Cow/calf pairs, bred heifers, embryo
transplants. Kildevin•Simmentals, Sutcliffe Select Sim -
mentals, Maple Ayr Simmentals, Cherry Lane Sim -
mantels. For Information and catalogues^call Barry
Kedwell (519) 927-3382.-0,28 `ler
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
NEEDLECRAFTERSI Excellent income potential os Sales
Representative for Canadian company PANDA STIT-
CHCRAFT. Contact Peggy Anderson, 2281 Woodward
Ave., 'Burlington, Ont. L7R 175. Phone (416)
639-5408.•-0-26.28 . ' .
MAKE MONEY ALHOME, No phone. 'equipment, ex.
perience or invelYtory needed. Send 34' stamp for ex•
chine details. Melemo, 115 Scarsdale, Unit 180B, Don
Alit, Ontario M3B 2R6. -0.28
WANTED TO BUY
ABOISON TWO COLOUR plastic radios wonted. Paying•
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BE YOUR OWN BOSS. Join Qyriamic international ser-
vice company. Full training with management
assistance. High earning potential. Exclusive. ter-
ritory. Ambitious individuals only. Coll collect person -
tor person at (416) 273.3389.-0-28 •
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PERSONAL
DATES GALORE: For all ogles & u e tt
of members anxious to meet yo
tances. Coll toll free 1.800.263.9163
p.m. -0-28 • ,
hed. Thousands
stige Acqud'n-
ours Noon 1i11.8
AUCTION SALES
McLEAN AUCTION CENTRE, Lindsay accepting farm
machinery, tractors, construction equipment, tools,,
vehicles, boats, motorcycles, riding^rriowers. For our
monthly sales call (705) 324.2783,-0.28
EDUCATIONAL
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Diploma cour§es for prestigious careers: Accounting,
Airconditioning, Booking, Business, Cosmetology,
Electronics, Legal/Medical, secretory, 'Psychology,
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1.800.268.1121.-0.28
BECOME AN AUCTIONEER, 85 hours of instruction.
Next class' August 9 -to 16th, Contact Southwestern
Ontario School of Auctioneering (519) 469.3936. (519)
537.210. P.O, Box 145, Innerkip, Ont. NOJ IMO. -•-0.28
.COMING EVENTS
BELLE RIVER FIDDLE Singing contest July 31, August 1,
2, 3, Campsites available. $7:000 prizes. Featuring
Gordie Tapp, Graham Townsend, Audie Henry„ Box
10. Belle .River, NOR IAO or call (519)
728.1767.--0-26-28
NOMINATIONS are being received now for Onlorio
,Junior Citizen of the Year awards. Contact this
newspaper to nominate on outstanding young person
.aged 6 to 18, who deserves more than o pat on the
back. -0.28
COME TO MARKDALE'S 3rd• Annual Heritage Festival.
Friday July 12, Activities include parade. art show and
sale, crofts, children's activities, scavenger hunt.
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RIPLEY•HURON CRAFT FESTIVAL July 18 (noon • 10),
July 19 (10 om - 5 pm) in Ripley. Handicrafts. home
Baking,,
used book sale, Free babysitting, door
prizes,= -0.28
The Only inlay to get
$50 • $150. Phone collyct (416) 641.1420,--0.28 • 1
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