Clinton News-Record, 1984-06-20, Page 191
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27th. 6:30 o.m..-25
ANN AL HORSE
CONSIGNMENT SALE
Saturday, June 30
at
Bonfield Sales Barn
TACK SELLS A't 11:00 AM
HORSES AT 12 NOON
Joe Corey Hugh Filson
482-9889 666.0833
GARDINER AUCTIONS
PUBLIC
AUCTION
Wednesday
July 18184 G pm
Viewing From 11 am 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
Watch Next Week's Paper For A
Complete List
TERMS CASH, VISA-MASTERCHARGE
CERTIFIED CHEQUE
Paul Spain • Auctioneer
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being accepted noon until 8
p.m. Pickup of large items
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SATURDAY,. JUNE 23, 1984
11 A.M.
3 Pce.: bedroeam suite; modern
Rarrymore lova seat: 2 kitchen tables &
chairs; 24" electric stove; ANTIQUE
FURNITURE: 24 pane fiat to wall
cupboard; 4rash stands; 1 dresser; side
board; record cabinet with mirror;
secretary desk & book shelves; 3
kitchen cabinets; bow front buffet with
mirror writing desk table with pull-
out; large cook stove with closet &
reservoir; gramophone; records - 33, 45
8. 78's; copper tub hand washing
machine; 3 cell lanterns; oil lamp; small
pine table; .2, kip. trunks;
MISCELLANEOUS: Idrge quantities of
Pyrex, Tupperware, glassware; child's 4
place setting Occupied Japan dishes; 84
pce. Blue Willow - made in Japan;
several named milk bottles; collection
of penny banks and dolls - some of
interest.
THIS IS A PARTIAL LISTING.
PREVIEW: Friday, June 22, 2-3 8. 7-9, also
Saturday. June 23, 10 A.M. to sale time.
MOBILE LUNCH
JACK ALEXANDER -AUCTIONEER
TEL: 357-1011 & 357-1442
39. Educational
FREE 128 page Career Guide shows how to train
at home for 205 top paying full and part time
jobs. Granton Institute 265A. Adelaide Street
West Toronto. Call (416)977-3929 today.-22tf
41,. To give away
TO GIVE AWAY, nicely marked litter trained kit-
tens. Phone,482-3166.-25
TO GIVE AWAY to a good home, 7 month old
male Bassett Hound and Golden Retriever cross.
Phone 482-3294,-25 .
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38. Auction sale
EVENING AUCTION SALE
Three bedroom home and contents. furniture, appllanpes etc. to be held , for
Margret Moodie at 128 Princess Street West, Citptpp. Qnt,,,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27 AT 61,00 P.M.
HOUSE WILL BE OFFERED AT 7:15 P.M. -
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PROPERTY KNOWN AS 128 Princess Street West, Clinton, Ont. consists of a three
bedroom 11/2 storey house with two bedrooms upstairs. Downstairs has one
bedroom, three piece bathroom, living room, kitchen, attached back entrance
room, gas furnace and water heater, new roof In 1981, sided with white aluminum.
situated on a good sized lot In a quiet part of town close to hospital and downtown,
newly paved street. Terms on property 10% down day of Sale, balance due In full in
30 days, beingoffered subject to a reasonable reserve bid. For Information and
viewing phone the auctioneer at 482.7898,
HOUSE EFFECTS - Admiral Deluxe 13 fridge,Westinghouse 24" electric stove, old
chest freezer, Hi FI, old clothes dryer, Admiral clothes washer fairly new, chester-
field and chair, platform rocker, chrome table w/4 chairs, modern coffee table, end
tables, high chest w/mirror matching vanity dresser and chest of drawers, Poster
bed, Philips coffee maker, toaster oven, Wishing well cooler. odd dishes etc.
TERMS CASH
Auctioneer: Richard Lobb 482-7898
42. Death notice
P.DUN,tt2
Albert Earl. At the Stratford 0 .neral Hospital, on
Tuesday, June 12, 1984,.Albert Earl Pounder in
his 86th year. Predeceased by his first .wife
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Evelyn (Rossiter,•2 sons..Norold of Stratford; ,Disk
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(Ruby) M)lts, Mrs. Frank (Marjorie) Hoyle .a,4
Mrs. James (Vera) -Lumsden all of Stratford`• Alm.
survived by a sister-in-law Mildred of Stratford.;''b
grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren,
Predeceased by one brother Ivan. Friends were
received at Dack-Gingras • Funeral Home, 20
Caledonia Street, Stretford, on Wednesday 2-4
and 7-9 p.m. where the funeral service was held
on Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment in Avondale
Cemetery, Stratford.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of 100 acre farm, 1 mobile home, complete Zine of farm equipment & household effects
will be held for
JAMES CULBERT
Lot 7, Conc. 1 Ashfield Twp., 2 ml. N. of Carlow and 2 mi. W. of Nile, first farm north.
SATURDAY, JUNE 30 /84 - 11:00 AM SHARP
MACHINERY: I.ErL 7150 Corn Soybean spceeiel combine with 943 four row narrow corn
head; Clause 4 row wide corn head; I.H. 6740 with Symes cub (18-4=30) T -roll duals with
off set (18-4-30) chains; I.H. 7 tooth chisel plow with 3 point hitch; I.H. 710 four furrow
semi -mount plow 18"; M.D. 11 bulldozer; Cleveland ditching machine model 250 box en
truck frame; assortment of bus frames; No. 9 I.H. 10' cultivator; Inland six section
harrow with pole; 250 gal. 3 P.Y.H. sprayer with a centrifugal pump; 3 N.P. (.new)
contractor's pump; Buster bar for plow; N.H. 213 baler, like new; hay wagon; 4 tan
engine hoist; Versatile 103 10' swather; motor rebuilt stand: engine hoist; acetylene
torch; water bowls; sump pump; 3 PTH 4' x 8' utility box; tandem gravel box; 400 Dodge
motor; 2 lawn mowers; rototiller; Honda 350 motorcycle in need of repair; 2 Chapparel
snowmobiles for parts; J.D. hammer mill; I.H. hammer mill with 3 H.P. electric motor;
car post hoist; Taylor tractor dyono; large amount of used steel roofing; I.H. 350 RC
tractor needs motor; portable welder; 300 AMP battery charger; lathe; trucks;
hydraulic cylinders, etc., etc.
FEED: approximately 2000 bales 1st cut red clover hay; 100 boles straw.
I.H. Scout 1977 4 W.D. V8 automatic, not certified.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Wardrobe; large freezer; air conditioner; couch; lazy boy:
gas dryer; stove & fridge; storage cupboard; coffee & end tables; utility cupboard;
older fridge; dressers; high chair; picnic table; 50' T.V. tower; wood stove; coloured 19"
Zenith T,V.; 8 track stereo & tapes; flag pole; hens & chickens.
MOBILE HOME: 12' x 60' 1972 Peerless with a 12' x 32' addition, 3 bedrooms, living
room, family room, kitchen & bathroom. Selling without reserve.
LAND: 100 acres. Conc. 1, Lot 7 Ashfield Twp. 95 workable. drilled well. Selling subloct
to reserve bid.
TERMS: Land 10% down day of sale, balance l.. 90 days.
PROPRIETOR: James Culbert 519-529.7469
AUCTIONEER:
Gordon H • Brindley
519-529-7625
ALLAN
At Lady Minto Hospital, Cochrane, Ontario on
Friday, June 15th, '1984, Mr. Garnet Wilson
"Pete" Allan of 71 Queen Street, Hensall in his
56th year. Beloved husband of Donna (Cavell)
Allan.; dear step -son of Mrs. Doris Allan pf
Seaforth: dear father of Lloyd of Hensall, Nor-
man of Kitchener, Margaret (Mrs. Gordon
McDonald) of Exeter, Pauline (Mrs. Ronald
McBride) of Goderich, Joan (Mrs. Wayne Beierl•
ing) of Varna and Donna Jean Allen of Exeter;
dear brother of Iva (Mrs. Clarence Reid) of Hen-
sall; also surviving are 10 grandchildren. Visita-
tion commenced Sunday in the Hensall Chapel of
Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Homes, 118 King
Street, Hensall, where the funeral service was
conducted on Monday, June 18 at 2 p.m., with
Reverend Stan McDonald officiating, Interment
followed in Maitland Bank Cemetery, Seaforth.
BRINTNELL
Passed away suddenly at Medicine Hat, Alberta,
Wayne Beverly Brintnell, formerly of Exeter, in
his 30th year. Beloved son of Mrs. Lois Brintnell,
of Medicine Hat, formerly of Exeter and the late
Douglas Brintnell. Dear grandson of Mrs- Alvin -
Brintnell, of Huronview. Dear brother of Larry
Brintnell, of Medicine Hat and Brenda (Mrs.
Kevin Hawthorne), of Owen Sound. Cremation in
Calgary, Alberta. A memorial service was held
in the Trivitt Memorial Anglican Church, Exeter
on Tuesday, June 19th at.2 prm. with Rev, James
Sutton officiating. Interment in Exeter Cemetery.
WILLIAMS' •
At Huronview, Clinton on Monday, June 18th,
1984, Mrs, Emily Williams of Wingham in her 90th
year. The former Emily Cooksey, beloved wife of
the late George Williams (1964): Dear mother of
Dr. G.A. Williams of Wingham. Also 6 grand-
children and 6 great-grandchildren. Predeceased
by her daughter Muriel (Mrs. Charles Bates) of
Toronto and several brothers and sisters in
• England. 'Friends called at the Currie Walker
Funeral Home, 35 Patrick Street, Wingham after
2 p.m. Tuesday until Wednesday where funeral
services were held at 2 p.m. Reverend J. Rea
Grant officiated, Interment Wingham Cemetery,
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• HARLAND -
David and Jo Ann Harland are happy to an-
nounce the arrival of their .daughter, Lindsay
Allison, born June 13, 1984, weighing 8 lb. 6 oz.
at North Western General Hospital,
Toronto.-25nx
43. Births
AUCTION SALE
Metal lathes, milling machines,
punch press, radial arm drill, heat
_treating _,,equienen=,,_Sgrage.59q 1pt..R
ment, benches, tools, • chains etc. to
be held at Clinton High School for
the Huron County board of Educa-
tion.
SATURDAdY. JUNE 30 ATA10 A.M.
Large ra Tal arm ril with 34"
horizontal travel, 12 inch vertical
travel with coolant pump and motor,
like new condition. Weights 1100 kg;
Rousselle 15 ton punch press; Elliott
horizontal milling machine
w/assortment of cutters and vise;
Excello vertical milling machine
style 602 with horizontal dividing
head and vise; Universal grinder
w/accessories in good condition,
Elliott 13 inch ram type shaper
w/swivel vise; Teaching model
shaper with stand and cutaway sec-
tions to show operation; Cincinnati
tool and cutter grinder-- w ac-
cessories; Granite 3 ft, x 4 ft. surface
plate on stand; Woodhouse and Mit-
chell 14 inch metal lathe w 36" bed
and accessories, 12" face plate. 7"
face plate, 3 and 4 jaw chucks steady
rest and taper turning attachment; 5
Utilathe 9 inch metal lathes 24"
between centres - one has taper tur-
ning attachment. Some measuring
rod: and gouges, Southbond 6"
metal lathe w/flat belt drive; Arbor
14" press, Duacro flat steel and pipe
bender w/stand, Comparator metal
testing machine, Dillon
Dynamometer 10,000 Ib. tensile
tester: Rockwell hardness tester
w/ 1 set of test blocks; Johnson 118
gas bench furnace, Johnson 133 gas
forge furnace; Johnson 120 gas
blower type furnace w/temp con-
trols; Johnson 510 gas crucible fur-
nace, Quenching and brims tank,
Atlas 3 inch steel bench top lathe
w/stand and accessories.,
NOTE: above equipment 208 volt -
most units in good condition. Selling
due to closing of machine shop at
Clinton high school.
GARAGE EQUIPMENT ETC.
Rotunda transmission tester; 24"
Scroll saw powermatic 3 phase 208
volt one-third HP motor, two front
end alignment machines; Alien
engine analyzer with built telescope,
Analyzer meter, Snap on engine
analyzer; Hunter wheel balancer,
Meg the changer, armature tester
and growler, timing light, spark plug
tester, Adams head Tight 'Amer,
Allen current regulator tester, 5 EiSo
vacuum tube volt meters, Elco model
147A signal tracer, AM FM tuner;
Elco ST40 stereo amplifier; Stark
capasitor checker, lico CRT tester
and relevenator, d & K television
analyzer, RCA Colour bar generator,
6 Elco 1030 regulated high voltage
power supplies, 96000 BTU high log
gas furnace; 13 ft. store counter with
glass front and top and lights, 20 ft.
of cupboards w/adlustable shelves
and sliding doers; 7 x 5 x 1 ft. stage,
18 science desks w/sinks, 25 light
swivel chairs on castor wheels, 2
steel top welding table, 7 utility
stand w/steel legs, steel plate top-
ped bench 30" x 6 ft:, 7 steel top
tables 2 ft. x 6 ft. plus other tablas
storage cabinets, hand tools etc.
PREVIEW: FRIDAY JUNE 29
FROM 5 P.M. TO 8 P.M.
TERMS: CASH OR GOOD
CHEQUE WITH 1.0.
Auctioneer: Richard Lobb
CLINKoN (510)432.7398
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ran _child. Born in 10ic- a',O z t!l . .:
firth of their first seat grandchild. I. lad. a .t"i1fF
t 0 1984tta: frit , t tall Fl,ie sarfls, 9l,. + ISt,, !
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CORBETT
Ross and Donna Corbett are happy to announce
the birth of their second grandchild, Cecelia
Marie, bor'n.June 5, 1984, a sister for Gerry, Pro-
ud parents ere Steve and Janine Corbett, R.R. 1,
Exr, Also happy grandparents Norman and
Audrey Hackney, Exeter. Great grandmas are
Hazel Corbett and Ruth Taylor.-25nx
• , MEDD
Jim and Margaret are happy tp announce the
. birth of their. son, Daniel James Clinton, on June
9, 1984, weighing 7 Ib. 15 oz. at Wingham and
District Hospital. A brother for Mandy, Melissa'
and Brent. Pseud grandparents are Rita Hummel,
Clinton and Doreen and Clint Wilson,
Blyth.-25nx
COURTNEY
Gary and Chris Courtney of Blyth are happy to
announce the arrival of their 'son, Nicholas
Joseph, on Monday, June 18, 1984 ,pt 10:00 p.m.
in the Clinton Publi7l-I spital, weighing 7 lbs„
81/2 oz. A wee brother for Michael and Elisha.
Proud grandparents are Mrs. Elizabeth Bottye of
Blyth, and Joe and Teresa Courtney of R.R. 1
Dungannon.-25nx
44. Engagements
TREWARTHA - RUBENHAGEN
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rubenhagen, London, wish
to announce the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Monica, to Brian Neil, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Trewartha, Clinton.' The wedding is to
- be held at London Gospel Temple, London, on. Ju-
ly 7, 1984.-25x
WILKINS - BLAKE
Mr- and Mrs. Keith Blake and Mr, and Mrs.
Charles Wilkins wish to announce the marriage
of their children, Sharon Anne and John Mat-
thew. The wedding will take place Saturday,
June 30 at 4 p.m, in Trinity United Church. Recep-
tion in Lucknow.-'25x
45. Marriages
GIBBINGS - THOMPSON
Sharon Marie Thompson, daughter of Dorothy
Thompson of Clinton and Jeffrey Allan Gibbings,
son of Ken and Mary Gibbings also of Clinton,
were united in marriage on June 7, 1984 in
Sylvan Lake, Alberta. Attendants were Mona
Quinn and Peter Scott, both of Sylvan Lake, --25x
47. Card -of thanks
• CLEARY -
Thank you to all the students and the staff of St.
•Joseph's School for making the post year very
special. I'll miss you all. Miss Cleary. -25x
TAYLOR
We would iilsse to thank all those who sent cards,
flowers' end. gifts, also the phone calls of can•
gratulations on our 25th Wedding Anniversary,
Special thanks. to our family Joy, Jeffrey, Julie
and Wayne for their kind surprises. These
memos les will never be forgotten. Murray and
Barbara. -25x
BARNES
The family of the late Theresa Barnes wish to ex-
press sincere, thanks:-tpAlieir telgtfues, friends
and neighbours for cords,* flowers and letters of
sympathy. Special thanks to Father Hardy and
the Beattie Funeral Home and to the CW4 for the
lovely lunch they served. Also thgnks to the staff
of Huronview for their kindness and excellent
care given to Mrs. Barnes. Betty and Wally Smith,
Eldon and Mary Q'Brien:-2S C
PATT.ERSON(
I wish to thank the nurses in emergency dept.
and first floor while I was in Clinton Hospital.
Also special thanks to Dr. Street and those who
visited, sent cords and treats. Nelson
Patterson. -25x
MERNER - MIDDLETON
We would like to thank theneighborsand friends
of St. James' Middleton Church for the gifts we
received at the community shower held in our
honor. A special thanks to the ladies that sup-
plied the delicious lunch. Your kindness is great-
ly appreciated, Vicki Merner and Paul
Middleton, -25
BEIMERS
I would like to take this opportunity to thank my
neighbors for the lovely plant I received on the
occasion of my 80th birthday. I also wish to thank
everyone who sent birthday cards and best
wishes. Sincerely, Corrie Beimers.-25
LUTZ . •
A most sincere "THANK YOU", to all our
neighbours and friends for the special effort that
was put out to make the party in our honour such
a success. Our thanks also for the gifts.
Everything was very,much appreciated. Bill and
Hermine. -25
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VERWEY
We would like to thank family, friends and
neighbors for the benefit card party held in our
honor in Auburn on June 8 in the recent loss of
our barn. A sincere thank you to„everyonein-
volved in planning and making lunch for this oc-•
casion. Casey and Deb Verwey and family. -25
JOHNSTON '
My sincere thanks to all my family,, friends and
relatives for their get well wishes, visits, flowers
'and gifts while I was a patient in the .Winghom
and District Hospital. Special . thanks to Dr.
• MacGregor, nurses on 1st floor, Rev. Ken
Bauman for his prayers and visits, Winnie
Johnston. -25
STECKEE
1 want to thank all my friends for the cards. gD1.r.
prayers Quid also to all the ehildrenon'Bus 002
the coca flower arrangement While was ry. ?9;
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tient at Vici'orla Hospital. Botty Steckle.-2c
TBBBIJ.TT
1 wish to thank Rev. Bechtel, relatives and
friends for visits, 'coids and flowers while I was to
the Clinton• Public Hospital: and since coming.
Name, Thanks also to Dr. Baker,. Dr. Flowers and
the first floor nursing staff. Carman
Tebbutt.-25x
COOK
,We would like to thank our family, relatives and..
friends who helped Us celebrate our. 25th Wed•
"ding Anniversary. Many thanksfor your lovely
cards and gifts- We shall always cherish the
memory of that wonderful evening,. Arnold and
,.rrna.-2S
ROBINSON'
The tramily of the late Reginald (Ted) Robinson
wish to express sincere thanks and appreciation
to relatives, friends and neighbours for their
many acts of kindness and syrn'lpathy shown to
them in the'loss of a dear father and grand-
father. Also, thanks for beautiful floral tributes,
cards and donations. Special thanks to Beattie
Funeral Home and ladies of Brucefield United'•
Church. Your kindness was much appreciated
and will always be remembered. Seeder. thanks •
to the staff of Hurot4'iew.-25
THANK you,:
the Clinton Kinsrnen
and Kinettes
would like to thank all Who attended
our Beef Barbecue and Dance on June 9.
Speclal thanks to all who helped -
Kinsmen, Kinettes, K-40 and K•40ette
members.
CHAIR PERSONS
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BICYCLES
Parts and Accessories
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BICYCLE REPAIR
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524-7661.
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OPTOMETRIST
Seaforth 527-1240
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Thursday, Friday
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Saturday
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Closed Wednesduys
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Phone Office 432.9747
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Kill day. Tuesday. NO CHARGE FOR BEEF
SLAUGHTERING IN JUNE Market weight
hogs. Complete flat rate '35.00
Book In advance
Friday June lst to Saturday. June 30th
Our oWn chubs, Cologne. Wieners. Polish & Stemmer
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Clinton
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