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17. Auction sales 17. Auction sales
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of
Real 'Estate, shop tools, International farm machinery
parts, inventory, some household effects etc., to- be
held for the Estate of the late J.J. Hoggarth at 58
Hamilton Street, Goderich, Ontario.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21.
at 9:30 A.M.
PROPERTY:
property consists of a prime . com-
mercial lot 52 x 105 with two storey building. Located
one block from the square in the heart of Goderich, this
is a good location for any business. Terms 10 percent
down day of sale, balance in 30 days. Being offered
subjecttoa reserve bid.'For-informati'orlphone-RoberY-
Brindley, Sale Manager at 524-6451 after 6 p.m. or
Richard Lobb, AUCTIONEER, at 482-7898 in Clinton
TOOLS:
.Acetylene torch and cart, small drill press
and motor 2 chain falls, bench saw, growler, Sunnen
bushing hone, used Wes battery charger, tap and die
set, compression tester, hand saws, pipe wrenches,
good offering of hand tools and many items not men-
tioned_
MACHINERY AND PARTS:
Walking plow, paints,
International No_ 10 Bale Thrower, Antique IHC 11,2
horsepower gas engine, 3 - 100 ft_ rolls of chain link
fence, 2 rolls of corn crib wire, 2 rolls of page wire 16 ft.
Ralco gate, 3 small gates-, baler twine, page wire fence
stretcher, lawn mower, two rolls barb wire, new rims,
micrometers and calipers, cattle and pig water bowls,
horse drawn mower and binder parts, binder can-
vases, roller and link chain, bearings, harvester
knives, oil filters, sander discs, nuts and bolts, fan
belts, tractor parts, several parts manuals and service
manuals for older tractors and equipment, plus many
items not mentioned that have accumulated over the
past 30 years of being in business. THIS ISA PARTIAL
LIST ONLY,.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS:
old roll top desk, floor safe,
old cash register with crank, three piece bedroom
suite, etc.
PLAN TO ATTEND THIS INTERESTING SALE,
PLEASE BE ON TIME.
LUNCH BOOTH
TERMS CASH
Richard Lobb Robert Brindley
Sale Manager
AUCTIONEER
482-7898 524-6451 'after 6:00 p.m.
Clinton, Ontario. Goderich, Ontario.
JLas�ine, vi`1,io„.leJ \\
Auction Sale
for the
Estate of Mr. J. L. Heard
to be held at the premises on
Ontario Street, Clinton, Ontario
on
Sat., October 14th at 10:30 A.M.
Property: A very attractive large two storey
brick house complete with 5 bedrooms, living
room, dining room, kitchen, pantry, laundry
room and a single car garage, all situated on a
large, well treed lot. (Property sold subject to a
reserve bid).
Furniture & Antiques: mahogany dining room
table with six matching chairs . walnut
sideboard . bowed front glass china cabinet .
Heintzman upright grand piano _ chesterfield &
matching chair . oak oval table - oval back
parlour rocker . hall bench - spindle baby cradle .
captain's chair . wicker rocker . child's rocker -
selection of mantel clocks - sofa beds . rockers -
swivel rocker . writing desk . cane bottom chair .
hall mirror with frame . wicker fernery . fern
stand - steeple clock - flat -to -the -wall cupboard
with pie shelf - kitchen cupboard . parlour tables
. hall tables . lamps . stools . book stand - B & W
T.V. , cabinet stereo . brass pole lamp . 161st
regiment plaque & picture - 3a walnut bed -
walnut bonnet chest . serpentine front walnut
dresser with mirror . wardrobe . bedroom chairs
. night tables . Jenny Lynn poster bed & dresser .
3/4 bed . dresser with mirror . walnut bed .
dresser . treadle sewing machine - child's poster
bed . press -back high -chair . trunks . brass light
fixtures . wash stands . quantity of pictures &
frames . mirrors . books . Fridgidaire
refrigerator & stove - Frigidaire upright
freezer . wringer washer ..kitchen chairs . crocks
. Brantford crocks - glass, china & silver . plus a
host of interesting items.
PLAN TO ATTEND
141„For viewing of property
call ...
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AUCTIONEERS. LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST a SEAFORTH ONTARIO
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4519) 527-1458
NOK 1wn
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17. Auction sales 17. Auction sales -
AUCTION SALE
of
1974 Oldsmobile car, antiques, modern ap-
pliances and furniture etc., to be held at Richard
Lobb's barn, 289 Bayfield Road. Clinton for Willy
DeWeese of Goderich, a Clinton Estate, plus
other additions.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14
at 12:30 P.M.
1974 Oldsmobile, 4 door, hardtop with vinyl roof,
air conditioned, electric windows, radio, plush
upholstery, new tires, looks like new, SELLING
CERTIFIED.
-- 2 wheeted-frailerWith roof -anti sines=-' -
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Matching RCA fridge
and electric stove in harvest gold; Kenmore
matching automatic clothes washer and dryer;
beautiful large chesterfield and chair; small
pool table; Morse electric Sewing machine with
cabinet; Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table; 3 piece
bedroom suite; single; Round chrome kitchen
table and four matching chairs, like new; book
case, dresser with mirror and night table; an-
tique hall seat with mirror; spool bed; good
dining table with centre leaf; cedar chest;
Victorian side chair; antique desk; 4 matching
chairs; , matching coffee.. and .endtables.; floor
lamps; table lamps; two dressers with mirrors;
gun rack; upholstered platform rocker; radio;
odd beds; tape player and speakers; tape player
for car; small girls bicycle; filing cabinet;
electric adding machine; small homemade air
compressor; Westinghouse square model fridge;
odd upholsered chairs; propane heater; wet and
dry vacuum cleaner; trunk; odd chairs; 20 ft.
aluminum extension ladder; 28 ft. aluminum
extension ladder; brass fire place screen; dishes
and glassware include crystal sherbert and wine
glass; floor polisher; crock Partial set of Royal
Dalton dishes; Malvern Pattern; plus other
antique pieces and misc. glassware; odd silver
pieces; coca pot and 4 cups and saucers; 9 x 12
carpet, 12 x 12 carpet in good condition with
--underlay plus other odd carpets and rugs. Plus
many other items not mentioned.
This is good offering, plan to attend.
Terms Cash
Richard Lobb Auctioneer
Clinton, Ontario
Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for ac-
cidents day of sale.
CONSIGNMENT
- AUCTION SALE
Of Furniture, Antiques
and Dishes in the new
Arena Complex, -
Durham Street East,
Kincardine on Satur-
day, October 14th at 11
a.m- sharp.
PARTIAL LIST:
Electric stoves;. chrome
kitchen suites; wooden
kitchen chairs; electric
fans; dining room
suites; bedroom suites;
one nearly new
chesterfield and chair;
several ,chesterfield
-suites; chairs;
needlepoint chair;
shortwave radio;
several clocks;
bathroom vanity and
sink 4'5' long;
humidifier
ANTIQUES: Blanket
boxes, trunks; beds;
dressers; chests of
drawers; press back
rocking chairs; oil
lamps; round oak dining
room table; small
parlour tables;
bureaus; 30 piece
Limoges china and
many other china and
glassware dishes.
MISCELLANEOUS: '71
Mercury Marquis car as
is; 50 gallons of paint;
coal and wood cook
stove; chain sabl; safe;
quilts; embroidery
work; bedding; cur-
tains; camping dishes.
TERMS: Cash
AUCTIONEER
DORNE McLELLAND
RR4 Kincardine Ont.
395-2233
Next consignment sale
Nov. 11
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18. Services available 18. Services available 18. Services available
Cecil Cranston
AIR HAMMER - BACKHOE
R R 2 AUBURN Cr. TAPIO
PHONE 529.7691
ELECTROLUX
(CANADA LTD.)
SALES
AND
SERVICE
also
Recondition Machines
\ AL !LEY
153 SR ST.
PNONK 524-6514
Western Canada
School of
Auctioneering Ltd.
Canada's first, 'and the only
completely Canadian course of-
f.r.d anywhere. Licensed under
the Trade Schools Mantle, Act,
R.S.A. 107., C.3841. For particulars
of the next course write: Sox
447, Lacombe. Alberta or Phone
742.6215.
GODERICH ,l
i CONCRETE FLOORS I
l toying and finishing
concrete floors for ;
brlsamant., g'roges, ,
patios, driveways, and
foundation cont nn• Call
Err t
rliONO 5 4- 1St I
or 262-5341
ART'S
Landscaping -Nursery
and Garden Centre
116 Bennett, Goderich
FERTILIZERS
SEEDING-5OD0ING
TREES-SHMUItS
' Complwte llna of
varyt hing needed for
aMoog
.0 aD liC -
18. Services available
BERE BROS.
CONSTRUCTION
Romlu, Additions, Cottages,
Ffxln Buildings, Renovations
DUNGANNON
PHONE 529-7894, 529-7915
McKENZIE
UPHOLSTERING
• We will
*Rebuild
•Restyle
•Recover
Your Furniture
Top quality fabric
8. workmanship
- Call
482-9359
CLINTON
HOFFMEYER
Plumbing & Heating Ltd.
APPLIANCES
55 KINGSTON ST.
ELECTRIC
Inglis washers, dryers,
refrigerators, dishwashers,
ranges.
GAS
Ranges. barbecues, lights,,
ranges.
CLIFFORD HUGILL
BACKHOE SERVICE
376 Huron Road
GODERICH
NEW -BIGGER
EXTENDAHOE
BACKHOE
TO servo you,
my customers,bettor.
For any rob
call
524-7170
Backhoe -Bulldozing
Public and private
sewage systems
Govenment Licensed
Excavations of all typos
Froo Estimates
Gaston Jacques
Construction
RR 2,GQDERICH
," 524-111 j'.
Big or ill Ws do third mill *III
18. Services available 21. Personal
FOR all your sewing needs
call 524-6246.---38-41
CUSTOM BUTCHERING -
cattle. hogs, lambs. Curing,-_.
smoking, sausage and
headcheese making, lard
rendering. Reasonable
rates. Call Ripley Abattoir
395-2905 for ap-
pointment. -38-52
PHIL'S REFRIGERATION
& APPLIANCES SERVICES
- Phone 1-887-9062. or
Granger's TV 524-8925.-38-
41
AUTO BODY oiLiiVG -
Maclyn Manufacturing Ltd.,
11/4 miles north of Amberley,
west of Hwy. 21. Phone 395-
3352, look for our sign.
Opening Sept. 4th. -35-48
REPAIR TO all appliances,
refrigeration service.
Lucknow Appliance Centre,
Lucknow, phone 528-
2946.-39tf.
BURLEY'S FURNITURE
REFINISHING '= we strip
and re -finish furniture to
new condition, also caning,
wicker, and reed work,d"nen
Phone 524-2725 or '524-
7490.-26tfar
BACKHOE SERVICE
BASEMENT EXCAVATIONS
DUMP TRUCK
BULLDOZING
SEWERS
Septic Tank Installations
Government Licenced
FREE ESTIMATES
Sid Bruinsma-
Goderich
524-8668
Paper Hanging
AND
Painting
Reasonable Rates
Neat, clean work
CALL
524-7961
AFTER 5 P.M.
MATHERS
LANDSCAPING
LAWN MAINTENANCE
• SODDING • SEEDING
• ROLLING • AERIFTING
• GRADING • TOPSOIL
• FERTILIZING • PATIOS
• TREES AND SHRUBS
• VERTICUTTING
Phone 524-2401
Or 524-7044
i s Isp y
FOAMED•IN-PLACE INSULATION
• Saves heating, cooling costs}
• Stops drafts and cold walls! •
Lowers noise level! • Easy, fast ap-
plication ,
NEW HOMES. OLDER HOMES,
COMMERCIAL STRUCTURES
For tree estimate, toll
BLUEWATER INSULATION LTD.
565-2633
Insulspray is a registered
Irademark-of Borden, Inc
19. Notice to creditors
In the Estate of
John Wilfred Beattie,
of the Town of Goderich, in
the County of Huron,
Deceased. .
ALL persons having
claims against the Estate of
the above-named who died
on or about the 27th day of
August, 1978 are hereby
notified to send to the un-
dersigned, .such claims with
Mull particulars by the 23rd
day of October, 1978.
AFTER that date, the
estate will be distributed
with regard only to the
claims - of which the un-
dersigned shall then have
notice and the undersigned
will not be liable to any
person of whose claim he
shall not then have notice.
DATED September 21,
1978.
THOMAS J. TROYAN
BARRISTER AND
SOLICITOR
1 ` P b tBox 3641
Gadetich, Ontario
39.41 AR
DRIVING TO FLORIDA, St.
Pete's area. Room for two or
three passengers. Apply to
Box 72 C -o Signal. Star.
Publishing Ltd. _- Box- 220-
Goderich, N7A 4B6. -41x •
20. Public notices
WHEELCHAIR WALKERS
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.-39
eiiwa"r
Treasurer's
Sale Of Land
In Arrears
Of Taxes.
COUNTY OF
HURON
NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN
that a tax sale will be
held in the Council
Chambers of the Court
House. Goderich, On-
tario, on Tuesday.
December 5. 1978, at
10:00 A.M. re any unpaid
taxes still outstanding
at that date, as shown
on the list published in
the Ontario Gazette on
September 2, 1978.
NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR-
THER GIVEN that if any
of the unpaid lands
remain unsold, an ad-
journed sale will be held
on Tuesday, December
12; 1978, at the same
hour and place.
Lists of properties In-
volved may be secured
at my office in the Court
House, Goderich, On-
tario.
Bill G. Manly, Treasurer,
County of Huron
24. Business
opportunities
For Lease
2BAY
SERVICE STATION
-Good Volume
-Excellent Location-
Goderich
For information contact
D.I. STEWART
DAYS LONDON
(TOLL FREE )
1-800-265-4157
EVENINGS STRATFORD
(COLLECT) 271-1971
25. To give away
MALE part German
Shepherd five months old.
Very friendly. All , shots.
Phone 529-7130.--41
26. Births
BIRD
Wayne and Mary Ellen
(Bettger) are pleased to
announce the birth of their
son, Christopher Wayne, on ,
October 5, 1978 at St.
Catharines General
Hospital.. Proud grand-
parents are Harold and Jean
Bettger of Goderich and
Evelyn Bird of Whitby,
Ontario.-41nc
20. Public notices
26. Births
DAER
Paul and Christine Daer,
Goderich, are pleased to
. announce, the birth off their
daughter, _ Courtney
Christine Allison Keller, 6 Ib.
9 oz., on October 6, 1978 at
Goderich Hospital. A sister
for Brett.=41nc
RENAUD
Gary and Marlene Renaud,
RR 6, Goderich are happy to
announce the arrival off their
son, Timothy James, 6 lb. 9
oz. on October 8, 1978 at
Alexandra Marine- and
General Hospital,
Godericlr nc
MILLION
Dave and Ruth Million of
South Carolina formerly of
Goderich, are proud to an-
nounce the birth of their
daughter, Wendy Elizabeth,
8 lb. on Thursday, October
5, 1978. Proud grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. John
Whitten and Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Million, all of
Goderich.-41nc
28. Engagements
McCREIGHT-FULLER
Mr. and Mrs. " Douglas
Fuller, Goderich„ Ontario,
wish to announce the for-
thcoming marriage of their
daughter Brenda Lee, to Mr.,
Robert Morris McCreight,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James
McCreight, Goderich. The
wedding will take place
October 28, 1978 at 4:00 p.m.
in Knox Presbyterian
Church, Goderich.-41
30. In memoriam
SPARKS
In Loving memory of Ross A.
Sparks who passed away
October 12, 1975.
Time slips away, but
memories stay.
Quietly remembered every
day.
A little tribute, small and
tender
5Just to show we ' still
remember.
Sadly missed and ever
remembered by his wife
Irene and children June,
Ross, and Mac and grand-
children. -41x
31. Card of thanks
FREE
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to relatives, friends
and neighbours for their
kindness, flowers, cards and
visits while I was in Clinton
hospital. Special thanks to
Dr. Street, Dr. Flowers
nurses on 2nd floor and Rev.
Earl St. Jean. -Ida Free. -41
MARTIN
A sincere thank you to our
neighbours friends and
relatiyes for the kindness
shown us at the time of our
recent bereavement. The
floral tributes, memorial
donations, and other ex-
pressions of sympathy were
deeply appreciated. The
family of the late Mel
Martin. -41x
14 Your heart works
al harder when
you're not in the
ei,
game. Get fit -
and turn the
0) clock back. .
g:44
•
Fitness is fun.
Try some.
PaRru-Pacrranji
20. Public notices
NOMINATIONS
Township of Goderich
Nominations will be received by the undersigned
-during normal office hours from October 16th to Oc-
tober 23rd, and ending at 5:00 p.m. on October 23rd, for
the following. positions:
(A) Reeve, Deputy Reeve and 3 councillors to serve a 2
year term for the Township of Goderich
(B) one Member to the Huron County Board of
Education, to represent the Township of Goderich and
Colborne for a 2 year term
A ratepayers' meeting
School on October 23rd
will be held in Holmesville
at 8,:00 p.m.
11
k.I�. THOiiMPSON .tIork
R.R. 2, Clinton
31. Card of thanks 31. Card of thanks
ROBINSON
We wish to express our
sincere appreciation for the
acts of kindness and
messa-gee -sof sympathy
received at the time of the
loss of a dear husband and
uncle, Rev. Wm. 0.
Robinson. Catherine
Robinson, Grace and Bruce
McClinchey.-41x
The gift
for all
seasons...
the gift- of life
Be a RED CROSS
Blood Donor
REIS
We wish to express our
sincere thanks and ap-
preciation to friends and
neiPJibnurs.,_ _..-relatives,. the _
town of Goderich, for the
beautiful flowers, cards and
lovely gifts we received on
the occasion of our 50th
Golden Anniversary. The
ladies of Knox Presbyterian
Church who prepared a
delicious lunch. And the
Bedford Hotel for the
sumptuous dinner. Special
'thanks to our family for the
wonderful celebration they
planned for us, to all those
-who called- and -spent-the
evening with us. It was a real
happy and memorable oc-
casion for us. Thanks again
to all. -Gordon and Gertie
Reis. -41x
Mary Bere
correspondent 529-7915
SOCIAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Wif Pent-
land held a family gathering
on Sunday which included
the Hugh Crocketts from
Pickering, the Bob Andrews
from Kincardine, Utleys and
Baers of Goderich, Larry
Pentlands, Teri and Sean
VanDongen of Clinton and
Mrs. Margaret Pritchard of
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Pent-
land, Tammy and Sean of
North Bay visited Wif Pent-
lands and Larry Pentlands on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Cowan of Parry Sound spent
a few days last weekend with
Marjorie and Wif Pentland.
The Cowans and Pentlands
are winter neighbours . in
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Smith,
Sandra, Kenny and Lisa of
Chatham and Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Lauzon and Jinny
Ellen of Stoney Point visited
with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin ' Smith on the
weekend.
Mrs, Joy Vella of Seaforth
spent the' weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Graham McNee
and Mrs. Ross McNee and
accompanied them to' `visit
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McNee,
Edward and Paul at their
cottage at Cedar Grove
Beach on Monday.
Terry and Penny Hodges
hosted a family gathering on
Sunday for Mr. and Mrs.
Jack McGee of Blyth; Mrs.
Haney, Lucknow; Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Errington' and
David, Miss Nancy Erring-
ton, London, Donna and
Calvin McClenaghan; Diane
and Rick Park, Dennis and
Dana; Mrs, Helen McLeod
and Brenda of Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. David Mit-
chell and Lisa of London
visited,Rose's parents, Rev.
C. G. and Mrs. Westhaver on
the weekend.
Morris and Martha Hazlitt
and Danny of Burlington
spent the weekend with their
cousins, Sandra and Jim
Rivett and boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hay
of Norwood visited last week
with his sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Free-
man Olson.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Freeman Olson
were their family, Mr. and
Mrs. GlenOlson, Bryan and
Amy; Terry and Betty Anne
Olson and Lisa of Listowel;
Mrs. Debbie M,eurs and
Randi of Huron Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Berry
of Toronto; Cheryl and -"Jack.
Desjardins -of Guelph; 'Mrs. •
'Isabel Brennan; London and
Mrs. Betty Hamilton, Goder-
ich spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Berry.
Mr: and Mrs. ,iim Bla
d .
and j411isto and W.\ \
an
Mts. Grant Sowerby
observed the Thanksgiving
holiday with their another,
•
Mrs. Cecil Blake on Satur-
day. Miss Beth McConnell
was with them also.
DUNGANNON
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. C. G. Westhaver
spoke on "When Thanksgiv-
ing Falters", at the Thanks-
giving service on Sunday
morning. The . choir sang,
"Amazing Grace" and Mrs.
Debbie Culbert sang a solo.
"Did you stop to Pray this
morning?". The children's
story was about "The Un-
grateful Lepers".
Mr. Westhaver expressed -
thanks to the Snyder family
for the lovely Thanksgiving
decoration of the church. A
basket of flowers was placed
in memory of Mrs. Edith
Phillips of St. Helens who
passed, away recently.
The church service and
Sunday School will be cancel-
led next Sunday in order that
members of the Dungannon
congregation may attend the
anniversary service of the
Nile United church.
DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP CHURCH
An attractive harvest dis'
play was the background for
Pastor Lawrence's message
on praise and thanksgiving.
He used several Psalms as
scripture reading, to show
David's gratitude and exhor-
tation to give praise at all
times.
The Sunday School child-
ren led the congregation in
two Thanksgiving songs.
A quartet made up of
Laverne and Norma Martin,
and Gordon and Ruth John-
ston, sang several numbers
suitable to the season.
Several members of the
congregation travelled to the
hymn festival held on Sunday
afternoon in the Elmira
Secondary District School.
A special Thanksgiving
service was held on Monday
morning. At 'this service. two
quartets offered several
numbers. rs. Lawrence
told a Thank 'ving story to
the children. Lord's
Supper was observed.
BROOKSIDE HAPPENINGS
BY MANDY MILLER
AND JANICE POLLOCK
This yeat once again the
students at Brookside have
started selling chocolate bars
for Hallowe'en. The money
received will go to the school
fund managed by the Stud-
ent's Council. The students
who sell the most will be
rewarded with a prize.'
Miss Jean Little, a well
known 'Canadian author, will
be visiting the -school on
Tuesday, October 24th. This
author from Guelph has -
written many bookssuch as
:'Mine for Keeps". "Home
from Far", "Listen to Their
- Singing", "Spring Begins in
1ularch, andmon)) n1uore•The
,students •rho ' purchase a
book written by Miss Little
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