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.Service directory
38. Auction sale
®Custom Building
mMditiona offerIovatihns
®Rooting ®Siding
®Form Buildings
HUGH BURGSMA
524-6355
LAWN WEED
SPRAYING
& FERTILIZING
18 Years Experience in
the Lawn Business
Reasonable Rates
Guaranteed Results
Licenced & Insured
RAY'S
LAWN & GARDEN
524-9166
REMINDER
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of groceries hardware, shelving,
freezers, scales, property and
living quarters
KEMPS GENERAL STORE
2 blocks ®outh, then 3 blocks west
Of 1 ucknow
AUGUST 23 at 9:30 A.M.
See last weeks paper for full listing.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
Kemps at 529.7248
or
Brian Rantoul at 357-2349
33. Miscellaneous
RIDES available from London to Goderich most
Fridays and return on Sunday evenings. SAVE $$
on bus fares. Call Joanne at 524-7157 or 434-9955
(London).-34.36nx
34. Personal
IS ALCOHOL a problem in -your family? Al -Anon
caii help. For time of meetings call
524-6001. —24tfnx
35. Notice to creditors
1
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ALL persons having claims against the Estate of
FLORENCE LILLIAN ASHTON, late of the Town of
Goderich, in the County of Huron, who died on or
about the 28th day of July, 1986, are required to
file the same with full particulars with the under-
signed by the 13th day of September, 1986, as
after that date the assets of the estate 'will be
distributed.
DATED at Goderich, Ontario, this 12th day of
August, 1986.
PREST and EGENER,
Barristers, etc.,
33 Montreal Street,
Goderich, Ontario.
N7A 3Z2
Solicitors for the Estate.
—34,35,36
36. Announcements, notices
THE HUMANITARIAN Service Committee of the
Goderich Oddfellow and Rebekah Lodges have
equipment for loan. Contact Amos Osbaldeston,
524-9623 or Fred Fritzley 524-7217.-4eowx
38. Auction sale
1 Ba l iff's Auction
1974 Vega
Red, 2 door, standard
TO BE HELD
August 21, 1986
2:00 p.m.
299 Cyprus St., Goderich
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of household furniture and appliances for
MRS. DOROTHY MacLEOD
368 Ross Street, LUCKNOW
Go south passed arena to top of hill.
House on west side of Ross Street.
on
MONDAY, AUGUST 25 at 1:15 p.m.
TWILIGHT
AUCTION SALE
of Household Furniture, tools, Antiques
& Miscellaneous Items
on
Wednesday, August 20
6:00 p.m. sharp
3 miles North of Goderich on Hwy. No.
21 at Dunlop Corner for Mrs. Gordon J.
Kaitting. In case of Inclement weather,
sale will be moved to Saltford Valley
Hall, 1/2 md)e North of Goderich;
TERMS CASH
for further information contact
NORM WHITING
,AUCTIONEER
235-0680 235-1931
Richard Lobb Auctioneer
CLINTON 482-7898
AUCTION CALENDAR
WED.; AUG. 20 AT 6 P.M. - Antique gas
engine and generator, household furniture,
antiques, etc. from Frank Rutledge, /2 mile
north of Brussels.
SAT., AUG. 23 AT 1 P.M. - 2 tractors, com-
bine, swather, bean equipment, farm
machinery, etc. 11/4 miles -west and 1 mile
south of Clinton, Ont. for Alvin Wise.
SAT., AUG. 30 AT 10 A.M. - Antiques, ap-
pliances, furniture, tractor with loader, anti-
que sulky and wooden wheeled wagon, etc.
at Lobb Auction Barn, Clinton, for the estate
of Beatrice Groves plus additions.
SUN., SEPT. 7 AT 1 P.M. - Quality antique fur-
niture end glassware for the estate of Emily
Cory at Saltford Hall, Goderich.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Household furniture, small appliances
and large amount of antique glassware
for
MRS. CONNIE [VIVIAN] HOGAN
R. R. 3 Lucknow at south half of lot 4,
con. 13 Ashfield Township East Division
or 1 corner south of Lucknow and 3
corners west of Becker's farm equipment
on
AUGUST 30 at 10 a.m. sharp
Riding lawn mower; gas lawn mower;
wheel barrow; step ladders; jack -all -Jack;
Empire Quebec heater; horse collar;
horse bells.
FURNITURE: chesterfield and chair; B &
W T.V.; magazine rack; table; foot stool;
T.V. trays; dressers; wall mirrors; chest
of drawers; antique platform rocker;
washstands; electric lamps; china cabin-
ets; What not; pictures and frames;
mantel clocks; stereo; radio, piano stool;
cabinet; iron beds; trunk; number of mir-
ros; exercise bike; electric heater; shelv-
es; tables; humidifier; Windsor chair;
lamps; Chinese wok and accessories.
APPLIANCES: Inglis washer, 4 yrs. old;
portable sewing machine; Kelvinator
dryer; vacuum cleaner;" Kelvinator deep
Il freezer.
ANTIQUE GLASS, ETC.: blue salt and
peppers; number of pieces of milk glass;
depression glass; carnival glass and
amber glass; plate [1909]; mustard glass;
Nora Tackey hand painted dish; unique
nut cracker; vinegar Jug collection; tooth
pick holder collection; ink well collection;
coal oil lamp collection; bottle collection;
milk pitcher collection; tin collection
[cookie cutters, etc.]; creamer collection;
Blue and Gray granite pieces; wooden
potato masher; crocks; Cobalt blue china;
Royal Winton cream and sugar, cups and
saucers and pitcher; scales for letters;
coffee grinder; apple peeler; book ends;
ash trays; chocolate pot; old Jars; dash
butter churn; butter bowel; butter print;
paddles; sad irons.
VASES: Occupied Japan, Miniature Hog
Nail and Silver Rose; a number of silver
pieces and 1867-1967 tray; brass candle.
set, tray; China Bell [chimes]; odd pieces
.of bath set [bed pan]; clock shelf; battery
radio; Kolater radio with Baldwin speak
-
e>is; set of- 8 Nildla Iran atone dieha ;
coasters.
SMALL APPLIANCES & BEDDING
Electric fry pan; slow cooker, coffee pots;
pots and pans; canner; kettles; grill.
There Is a number of odddishes, small
items too numerous to mention and a sale
you will not want to miss. Plan to attend
as there Is a lot of beautiful antiques and
collectors items.
TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE
With Proper 1,D. Sales tax will be
in effect.
Owner or auctioneer not responsible for
accidents day of sale or loss of purchase
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
Proprietess: Mrs. Connie (Vivian) Hogan
R. R. 3, Lucknow, 395-5226
AUCTIONEER: Brian Rantoul, 357-2349
LUNCH WILL 13E AVAILABLE
AUCTION
on Hwy. 21, 3 miles south of Grand Bend
Saturday, August 23
10:00 a.m.
We yvill be selling the contents of a
local home, plus additions. We will
have all types of modern and anti-
que furnishings. An auction you
'shouldn't miss. See Friday's London
Free Press for complete listing.
Auctioneer
PAT LYON'
243-2713
42. Death notice
PRIDHAM
Edgar Reid, (vice-president of Unitog Canada
Ltd.) Sunday, August 17 at Credit Volley Hospital,
Edgar Pridham, beloved husband of the late Ver-
na Evans and dear father of Steve Reld Pridham
of Toronto, 9nd Beverly (Mrs. Bent Anderson) of
London. Dear brother of Mary Henderson of Burl-
ington and Helen MacKenzie of Windsor. Loving
grandfather of Reid, Lona, and Rise. Son of Alice
Jane and the lute Ernest Pridham of Goderich.
Son-in-law of Harold and Chrys Evans, Resting at
Turner Porter Yorke Chapel, 2357 Bloor St.,
Toronto, Ont., M6S 1P4. Funeral service will be
held at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, August 20. Crema-
tion. Memorial offerings to cancer research
would be appreciated as expressions of
sympathy. -34
44. Engagements
McM11,LAN-PENTLAND
Ronald and Yvonne Pentland, RR 6 Goderich, are
pleased to announce the, forthcoming. -marriage
of their daughter Katherine Grace to 14ichard
Kirk, son of the late Brake and Faye McMillan,
Gerrie. The wedding• will take place at Nile
United Church, on Saturday, August 23, 1986 at
4:00 p.m. Reception to follow in Lucknow.-34nx
VERSOLATTO-FARRISH
Grant and Lois Farrish, Lucknow, are pleased to
announce the engagement of their daughter,
Janet Lois, to Livio Versolatto, son of Luigi and
Teresa Versolatto, St. Catharines, Work). The .
wedding will take place in Ashfield Presbyterian
Church, Saturday, August 30, 1986 at 3 p.m.
Reception to follow in Lucknow.---34x
46. In memoriam
LARDER
In loving memory of a dear mother and grand-
mother, Mrs. Edna Larder, who passed away one
year ago August 22, 1985,
Dear Mom, you are missed so very much
Life isn't the same without you
We miss your pleasing voice and cheerful nature
We all still think about you and love you
Thank you for all your love and memories.
Rest in peace.
Lovingly remembered by daughter Barbara, Bon-
in -law Dan Sr, and grandchildren, Dan, Laurie
end Anita. -34
MOHRING
In loving memory of a dear husband, father and
grandfather Gordon, who passed away August
23, 1977.
If I had all the world to give,
I'd give it yes and more,
To hear his voice, see his smile,
And greet him at the door.
Memories -ore treasures no one can steal
Death is a heartache nothing can heal.
May the winds of love blow softly on the, spot,
Where the one I love lies sleeping
And will never be forgot.
Sadly missed, always remembered by wife June,
children and grandchildren. -34x
SCH W EITZER
In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister
Sherry Lynn, who left us suddenly, as the result of
an accident, Friday, August 20, 1973, at the age
of nine years.
If tear drops could build a stairway and memory
a lane
We'd walk the long road to reach you Sherry,
And bring you home again.
=They say •metnories'are'golden "•
Well, maybe that's true,
But we never wanted memories
We only wanted you.
God grant us the serenity,
To accept the things we cannot change,
Courage to change the things we can
Wisdom to know the difference.
Gone but not forgotten, sadly missed by•. Dad,
Mom, ' Terry, Kelly and Kim. Forever in our
hearts. -34
DURNIN
In loving memory of a dear sister and aunt,.Max-
ine Durnin, who passed away August 20,'1985.
We think of you in silence
And often speak of you.
Now all we have are memories,
Of the things we used to do.
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
Our silent tears still flow, -
The humour that you shared with us,
Meant more than you'll ever know.
They say time heals all sorrow
And will help us to forget,
But time so far has only proven
How much we miss you yet.
Sadly missed by sister Roxie, brother-in-law
Charlie and nephews Larry and Kevin
Adams. -34x
40. Lost & Found
FOUND: Hincks St. area - fluffy grey and white
adult male cat. Very tame and friendly. Please
call 524-6535 and take him hone, -34
LOST: Hawk water-ski, last week, outside of
Goderich Harbour. Phone 5244941.-34x
DURNIN
In fond and loving memory of a dear wife and
mother and grandmother, who passed away
Aug. 20, 1985.
In a quiet country graveyard,
Where the breezes"gently blow,
Lies one we loved so dearly,
And lost one year ago.
Time cannot stop the heartaches
Or even stop a tear
Or take away a memory,
Of someone we loved so dear,
But she hasn't really left us,
Nor has she travelled far,
Just entered God's beautiful garden
And left the door ajar.
Sadly missed by husband Ernie, sons and
daughters-in-law, Jack and June, Ron and
Dianne, Doug and Barb, David and Lorna and
grandchildren, Stephanie, Duane, Christopher,
Jeff and Vicky and Ashley. -34x
47. Card of thanks
NiVENS
We would like to thank our families, friends and
relatives"for their support and help at the time of
our wedding. We appreciate all the kindness
shown to us. We will always eherlsh these
memories of our special day. Sharon and
Jim, -34x
47. Cord of thanks
° SIDDON-RODGER
We would like to thank all the people who at-
tended our Stag and Doe on Friday, August 1.5th.
We 'send thanks to the Young family and, a
special thank you to Kathryn, Rosemarie and the
girls for arranging it. Everyone made it a night to
remember. Rob and Vickie. 34x
COOK
I would like to thank everyone that sent me
flowers, fruit, candy, and cards, the Lpdies Aux-
iliary Branch 109, Dr. Hollingworth, Dr. Conway
and Dr. Dawson and the nurses on Second East
Mildred. -34x
POINT FAROS Provincial Park would like to
thank the fol owing people who contributed their
time and talents to Bygone Days on August 10:
Mr. Raymond Scotchmer and the Huron County
Pioneer Museum, Mr. Ray Hannah, Mrs, Lu Legg,
Mr. Finlay MacDonald, Mrs. Margaret Scot-
chrner, Mrs. Kerr, Mr. Norman Hoy, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Taylor,, Mr. George Robertson, Mr.
Harold McGee, Mr. Tom Kimpton, Ms. Molly
West, Southampton Museum, Mr. Gordon
Leamen, Mr. Carl Govier. With your assistance
Bygone Days were very successful and enjoyable
for all in attendonce.--34
---� .— HOY
We wish to express our sincere thanks and ap-
preciation to relatives, friends and neighbours
for flowers, -food, cards and many ether -acts of
kindness expressed to us during the recent loss
of a dearly loved son-in-law and brother-in-law,
Ron. Bob, Delores, and Kelly. ---34
McPHEE
The love, sympathy and endless support by fami-
ly, friends, neighbours and fellow workers has
helped to mend our broken hearts at the loss of a
beloved husband and father, Ron. Please accept
our thanks for your floral tributes, memorial
donations, visits, food brought to our home and
the many, many cards. A special thanks to Rev.
Pickell, Rev. Shuttleworth, pallbearers, honorary
pallbearer, John Miller, ambulance attendants,
town police, emergency staff at A.M.&G.
Hospital, the Ladies Legion Auxiliary and the Mc-
Callum & Palle Funeral Home. Debbie, Robbie,
Ryan and Justin. -34
McGEE
I' would Like to thank all those who helped me
with the Air Force reunion in conjunction with
Port Albert's Sesquicentennial. The Ad-
ministrator of A.M.19.G, hospital, Paul Doherty
and the Executive Committee, Frank Wilcox, Bill
Balkwill, Dennis Fincher, Mac Campbell, Cana-
dian Legion Branch 109, Canadian Wartime
Heritage and the Anson flypast, if I have missed
anyone, I would like to thank you also. E.C.
McGee. -34x
BAER
I would like to thank my friends and relatives for
the cards, flowers and visits while I was a patient
in Goderich and London hospitals. Your kindness
was very much appreciated. Ron. -34x
------LEMONT(EIRINDLEY)
We would like to thank family, relatives,
neighbours and friends for the lovely wedding
gifts. Also a special thank -you to both mothers,
soloist Barb Vessy And the wedding party for
fist~ time and help In making it o happy occa-
s'Ion. Special thanks to Mr. Martin Kfuper,
caretaker of North St. United Church for your
thoughtfufness. Tl- ank you. Nancy and
I would like to THANK everyone who sent me
flowers, cards, fruit, also food that was sent to
the house. Those who visited me, and, all the
help from the hospital staff while I was a patient
there: Thank you: Nurses on 2 East, Dr, Lomas -
Mrs. Goose - Bruce Sr., Bruce Jr., Bradley,
Beverley Ann, Barry, Becky, Dean, Kent, Kelso
and Kids, Mary Jean and Kevin, Janet, Lorna,
Lou, Grandma and Grandpa Betties, Bruce,
Helen and family, Jim, Lillian and family, Al and
Jean, Stan and Rhona, John andMarie, Jirp, Lin•
da and family, Rose and Jim, Alice and Ross,
Suzy and Pete, Andy and Don, Don and Donna,
Joanne.and Bob, Donald Bert and Janice, Murray
and Maidie, Stewart and "All" the girls from the
"Burger Bar, And everyone else. It sure is nice
to know who your friends are when one is not
feeling well. Thank you everyone. Beryle.-34
DE VRIES
To everyone who arranged and attended my
bridal shower at Benmiller, and for all the lovely
gifts...Thank' you. Coro. -34
KERNIGHAN
The family of the late John Kernighan wish to ex-
press sincere thanks to relatives, neighbors and
friends for their kindness, the floral tributes,
memorial donations, cards and food sent to our
homes at the time of our bereavement. A special
thank., you„to- Rev, P4e11,f91r7.;his cgmfortin-9
message, the ladies .of -the Benmiller.U.LW. for
the lovely lunch served and the McCallum & Palle
Funeral Home for their assistance. Our gratitude
to Doris Pagon for her years of care and support,
the staff of Huronview and th,e Doctors and
nurses at Alexandra hospital for the care and
concern shown to our father and
grandfather. -34x
MONTGOMERY
Mark, Lynda and Sarah would like to thank their
friends and relatives for the many flowers, gifts,
cards and visits received on the occasion of
Sarah's birth. A special thank you is extended to
Dr. Dawson, Dr. Rourke and nurses on 2E. -34x
JACQUES
We would like to thank our neighbours, relatives
and friends for coming to our Pig and Turkey
Roast. A big Special thank you to the "No Notes”
,Jug Band, Dorothy Clements and her helper and
also to Rod McKenzie and his wife for looking
after the barbecuing. Pauline and Gaetan.-34x
PENNINGTON
We would like to thank the following businesses
for the beautiful keepsake baby plate for
Jessica. Nakamura Pharmacy, M -W Motors Ltd., '
Squire Gifts, McCallum Funeral Home, Goderich
EMA, Morris Draperies, Campbell's Cameras &
Films and Zilliax Furniture. Earl, Mary, Jason and
Jessica. -34x
GODERICH ELEVATORS
Men's Slow Pitch Team would like to thank the
following for donated prizes for its annual golf
tournament. Dearborn, A&P, Mufflers, United
Plastics, Sheaffer Pen, Sales Creators, Goderich
Elevators and Evelyn Maclnnes.-34x
ANDERSON
John, Suzanne, and Joshua would like to extend
a sincere thanks to friends and relatives for the
gifts, visits, flowers and cards upon the arrival of
Joshua. A special thanks to Dr. J. Rourke and Dr.
D. Neal and the nursing staff on 2E. -34x
WINTER CANOLA seed available from Auburn
Co-op and Belgrave Co-op. Phone 526-7262 or
357-2711 or 523-4454.-34,35
WANTED TO BUY used piano in good condition.
Phone 482-5715 any time. -34x
MUST SELL - exercise bike $50.00 as is. Phone
524-9344.-34x
CALL HENRY MERO 527-0430
NEIL McNICHOL 527-0089
FAMILY HOME: 10 year old 2 storey
brick home. Approximately 3000 sq. ft.
with 4 bedrooms, 3' baths, double
garage, central air and all the amenities
including a private orchard. This is truly
a luxurious home located in Seaforth.
Affordably priced at $149,000.•00.
EXCELLENT INCOME PROPERTY:
Total income approximatley $16,000.00
annually. Priced at $11.9,000.00 this
building is in excellent condition.
HERITAGE HOM E: A classic 4 bedroom
triple brick home with a very interesting
history. Completely restored through+
out.
41. To give away
MOVING - Must give away two year old lab
shepherd cross breed. Friendly and good with
children. Call 524-6335 or 524-9695.-33,34
STA° S ODE
for
CHRIS WOOD
,LAURIE NURSE
Sas/ Aug. 23rd
at
,The Tall Timbers
Tickets available
at the Sky Ranch
Drive -In
For more ,information
524-8801
524-6052
ALEXANDER AND CHAPMAN
REALTY LTD.
Suncoast Mall Goderich, Ont.,
THE PEACE AND QUIET OF
LIVING IN BLYTH
A charming frame home located one
block from downtown. 3 bedrooms,
new vinyl siding, good hardwood
floors and large lot. Call John for
appointment.
ASK ABOUT RECREATIONAL LAND IN
ASHFIELD TWP.
100 ACRES: An ideal location for
dream cottage or getaway.
WEST END LOCATION
Close to schools, 2 storey, yellow
brick home on large lot. See John
todayllt 524-2177
BERT ALEXANDER JOHN ALEXANDER
Real Estate Ltd.
Phone: 482-9371 Residence: 523-9338
NEW LISTING: East Wawanosh Twp., 100
acres on paved road, hobby and bush farm.
15 acres workable, general purpose barn,
large steel shed, house newly renovated,
-aft in immaculateecenditigre,,mg_ ii, fw ,.y,2. 1
69 ACRES: No. 8 Highway, secluded raised
bungalow, insulated barn, 25 acres workable,
6 ponds, hardwood bush. Ideal hobby or
recreation property.
LUCKNOW: Eight unit modern apartment
building. Showing good return.
ESTABLISHED CAMPGROUND: 55 acres, with
1 mile frontage on Maitland River. Spacious
living quarters.
BAYFIELD: 1 floor ranch home, nearly new, ,-
electric heat, nicely treed.
125 ACRES: Near Blyth, stately brick home,
60 acres workable, 22 hardwood bush.
3 ACRES: 8th Line Goderich Twp., 3 or 4
bdrm., brick home, combination furnace.
100 ACRES: E. Wawanosh, 60 acres workable,
modern 1 floor brick 'home.
AUBURN: 150 acres, 100 workable, good brick
home with combination furnace. Priced to
sell.
LONDESBORO: 1 floor brick rancher, finish-
ed basement, inground pool, large lot.
LICENCED RESTAURANT: Banquet Hall, dance
floor, Goderich Township.
4 ACRES: 2 floor brick home in good condi-
tion, 3 miles from Blyth.
100 ACRES: Highway farm, all fenced, good
set of general purpose buildings. Priced very
reasonable.
250 ACRES: Hulls0025 workable, cash
crop farm.
AUBURN: 2 bedroom starter home under
$25,000.00.
BUNGALOW: Hwy. No. 4 south of Clinton,
very nice 3 bdrm. home, backs on Bayfield
River.
COMMERCPAI, PROPERTY: Blyth -'3000 sq. ft.'
plus apartment above, Owner will consider
leasing.
15 ACRES: 5 miles from Clinton, 11/2 floor
frame home, farrowing barn for 35 sows. Pro-
perty well fenced.
Let's see
you do
it!
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the need for blood
doesn't.
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