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Clinton News-Record, 1984-08-15, Page 18`PROPERTY WILL BE OFFERED AT 1:00 P.M. Ai. TION SAL E of Househel4 efftsl;te Will be held for VIola Tub in Auburn SM. AUG. 25 AT 10 AM St'tdio couch; parlor tabes; parlor rpeleereS 2 rad190 RGA 24" colour TV; fast,. stool, ' bamboo "tables; coffee tabs ; card table; pole lamp; mirrors; pisturee aid fram s; antique hall rack with $eat; side board; eingerbrsad clock; coal oil amp: electric heater; cabf'nof+, 24" electric range;Ever Guido 2 yr. old freezer; Ktalvtnat@r frost free fridge; washing machines wash board; wood table with drawer; 6 press back chairs; table and 4 chairs; vacuum cleaner; Beaver sewing machine; scales; dishes; crocks; sad irons; wardrobe; cedar chest; several trunks; quilt box; quilts; quilt frames; bedding and linens; buffalo robe; flower stands; 3 bedroom suites; spool bed; dresser; wash stands; lawn chairs; bench vise; crosscut saw; cans; barrel; antique tools; lawn mower; snow scoop; 1974 American Motors Hornet car with 22,000 miles, sells es is; numerous small Items. TERMS CASH Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for accidents. George Powell - Clerk Brian Rintoul - Auctioneer d Richard Lobb Auctioneer CLINTON — 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR WED. AUG 15 AT 6 PM: Antiques, etc. for Hector Tigert Estate, Port Albert, Ont. THURS. AUG. 16 AT 6 PM: House and modern appliances, furniture, etc. for Pearl Koehler Estate, 157 West St., Hensall, Ont. SAT. AUG. 18 AT 10 AM: Household effects at Lobb Auction Barn, Clinton, Ont. for Mrs. Lillie Neeb of Mitchell, Ont. WED. AUG 22 AT 6 PM: Household Auction for Consitt Estate Of Hensall at Hensall Arena. • SAT. AUG. 25 AT 10 AM: Furniture, tools, farm machinery, combine, etc. for David Livingston, 33/4 miles east of Clinton & 1 mile north. WED. AUG 29 AT 10 AM: Some antiques, furniture, buggies, tractors, farm m4hinery and approx. 50 acres of land for the4state of Gordon Troyer, 1'/4 miles north 8'approx. 3 miles west of Hensall, Ont. ,THURS. EVENING AUG. 30 AT 6 PM: Household sale at. Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton, Ont. SAT. SEPT. 1 AT 10 AM: Lobb Bros. Fall Consignment Machinery Sole at Auction Yard, Bayfield Rd., Clinton. To consign phone Fred 482-3409 or Richard 482.7898. IN LAT• ;f TO E IP OF:�-1 rAY., IN Tlfl 0004 ��� I�R�N�� � T • 1 TY t : F IJRON TCEAS ` R- a A 1 elrsoPs ctalming 445,,�61. t the oito stUt1a are: _requjr. ,d ;to forwon00 -Particft_ or .t ;fbeit - claifrns•to the enders gnad;aitCar Iji pl+'tllp"31s$ day' tf ►xis ust. 1984, ettor:wffkh d40,041 .e assietf will be distributed. ,; a ... r -. .: DONNEU.Y°' t 41,1 fl'HV l$Thesgquaris Gar erlch; Ontario, �Sol••itdors for the • •Esta1t—3),33ar, IN THE ESTATE OF ROSE MATILDA VAN DAMME, late- of the Town of Clinton in the County of Huron, Inn Keeper, deceased. ALL, persons having claims against the Estate of the above-named who died on the 5th day of June, 1984, are required to file full particulars thereof with the undersigned on or before the 10th day, of September, 1984, after which date the assets will be distributed, having' regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice. DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this 9th day of August, 1984. E.B. MENZIES, Q.C., Box 68, Clinton, Ontario, NOM ILO Solicitor for the Estate. -33,34,35 TCI T&) � Peri TORS 'EST ,flfF'ORDON EMERSON TROY IN THE ESTATE OF AGNES MAE GLAZIER, late of the Town of Clinton in the County of Huron, Housewife, deceased. ALL persons having claims against the Estate of the above-named who died on the 2nd day of June, 1984, are required to file full particulars thereof with theundersigned oh or before the 27th day of August, 1984, after which dote the assets will be distributed having regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shalt then have notice. DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this 26th day of Ju- ly, 1984. E.B. MENZIES, Q.C., Box 68, Clinton, Ontario. Solicitor for the Executor. -32,33,34 36. Announcements, notices NOTICE Stanley Township Landfill Site WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY SEPT. 1 AND f OPEN THURSDAY AUG. 30 AND OPEN MON. SEPT. 3 - Closed Mdndesys'from then on 38. Auction sale Real Estate Auction Sane Of valuable commercial property, 122 King St. Hensall Ont., former Pro Hardware Store Thurs., Aug. 23/84 ail' p.m. Sharp REAL ESTATE consists of Ig. 2 storey brick building, with partial basement. Wood flooring on both levels, main floor includes trip fluorescent' lighting, 14' x 8' Mezzanine with one way glass window, ig, built in safe and 3 air conditioners. Store is heated with oil forced air furnace. .Lg. attached garage with double overhead door onto King St..,, and single over head door at rear, also semi att. small barn. This store and garage ore situated on a.4ot approx. 61' x 76', parts of lots 1, 2, and 7. Petty Survey Plan No..1, Village of .Hensall, county of Huron, Province of Ontario. ' Ideal for one or easily divided into four businesses. This property will be sold as one lot, subject to o reasonable reserve bid. For information contact:' Norm Whiting Auctioneer Exeter 235-1964 or 235-1931 CLEARING AUCTION SALE Two tractors, self propelled combine, Hay and Straw, machinery, Bean equipment, cars, van, motorcycles, snowmobiles, tools, household effects, to be held 33/4 miles east of Clinton on Highway 8 and one mile north forDavld Livingston. SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 AT 10 A.M. Gleaner A2 bean spacial w/cab, grain head and pickup, Leyland 344 diesel on good rub- ber, John Deere H for parts, Nuffield Universal 3 tractor, 4 row Mauer bean puller, In- nes bean wlndrowor w/cross conveyor 320 or 570 model, Ford 130 three furrow x 14" mounted plow, John Deere, 3 furrow mounted plow, 1HC throe furrow trail. plow, Taul 10 ft. cultivator, Bolons 1050 riding tractor (needs motor), 10 ft. land packer, John Deere wagon with flat rack, Tomen 280 gravity bin on old -Chew truck, JM 230 gravity bin extension on truck axle wagon, American 80 Inch double auger snowblower, 10 ft. chain harrow, 10 ft. land packer, 3 drum land roller, 3 section drag harrows, six section diamond harrows w/polo, pilo of scrap, John Deere 7 ft. semi Mount hay mower, Innes 7 ft. pickup. MOTORCYCLES: 1973 Honda 350, 1979 Suzuki 230, 1978 CAN AM TNT 250, Suzuki DS100 for parts, 3 Skidoo snowmobiles, 1973 Chow van as Is, 1974 Ford Comet 2 door as Is, 1972 Chov Nova 4 door as is, small water trough, Old 3 PT hitch sprayer, 2 old 2 wheel trailers, wheelbarrow, heat lamps, quantity of used lumber, 28 ft. aluminum extension ladder, platform scale, pig feeder, garden tiller, 4 rolls of snow fence, 3 speed man's bike, man's bike, approx. 500 bales of straw, approx. 200 boles of hay, 2 gas push lawnmowers. TOOLS: DoWalt 740 10" radial arm saw on stand, Forney 225 electric weldor, portable air compressor, Acetylene torch, shop vac, assortment of bolts, come along, disc sander, 2 lig saws, electric drill, hand tools, mitre saw, quantity of steel posts, hand saws, 21 place % Inch socket set. HOUSEHOLD & MISCELLANEOUS: 3 lawn windmills, 3 lanterns, cement lawn ornaments, Holntzman upright piano, piano bench, antique bonnet chest, fridge, electric stove, clothes washer, round dining w/splitting centro pedestal and 5 leaves, combination sideboard' and china cabinet w/glass door, 3 matching press back chairs, 2 matching press back chairs w/matching arm chair, plus other chairs, 2 gun cabinets w/glass doors, 2 small parlour tables, small cord organ, antique wooden bookcase w/wooden doors, old fiat to wall cupboard, washstand, chesterfield, pony saddle and some harness plus other Hems. TERMS: CASH Auctioneer: Richard Lobb CLINTON 482-7818 Owner: David Livingston CLINTON 482.7355 Large Auction Sale Antiques, furniture, fmodern appliances, PrelNutl frtdgst for camper, dirt• bike, truck tapilisr, etc. to be. held at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn,, Clinton, Ont. for Mrs. Lillie Neeb of Mitchell, Ont. plus additions. Sat., Aug. 18010 ®,m, 1951 RM80 Suzuki dirt bike - as Is, In good condition; Truck topper - 36" high with rear door; Propane fridge for camper; Electrohome floor model 26".. colour Y.V.; Viscount upright freezer - 12 cubic ft., 3 years; old; Viscount Harvest Gold square model fridge; -. Kelvinator square model fridge; Enterprise 30 inch electric stove; Simplicity automatic washer - 3 years old; Simplicity automatic, clothes dryer; Three good three piece bedroom suites w/box springs & mattresses; nine piece dining room suite; modern maple kitchen table w/leaf; chesterfield & matching choir; davenport couch & matching chair; recliner chair; sectional corner chesterfield; spooled bed; wringer washer; china cabinet vs /glass on three sides; pole lamp; old blanket box from Scotland; floor lamp; 4 wooden folding chairs - like new; odd tables; upholstered chairs; 4 old clocks; 4 antique oil lamps; 4 shoulder jugs: several crocks; table lamps; 20" fan; electric oven; electric heater; cast iron frying . pans; 2 antique flourbins; homemade table saw; old platform scale; 2 gas push lawnmowers; electric:. lawnmower; jig saw; 5 new L78 x 15 tires; 2 copper boilers; Quebec heater; sump pump; sausage press; 2 meat grinders; Skil saw; electric sander; draw knife; meat saw; several hand saws; antique rope winder; small iron kettle; large offering small hand tools; misc. items; plus our usual large offering of dishes, glassware, etc. , Plan to attend this good large sale. TERMS: CASH Auctioneer: Richard Lobb CLINTON 482-7898 ESTATE AUCTION SALE Antiques, furniture, appliances etc. to be at the Hensall, Arena, Hensall, Ont. for the Estate of Roy Consitt. WEDNESDAY EVENING AUGUST 22 AT 6 P.M. Westinghouse frost free square model fridge; Beatty 24" electric stove, nine piece dining suite; Eiectrohome floor model colour TV 6 years old; Philips float model hi fi; wringer washer; Iniodern,round khtiiien table w/2 leaves and four matching chairs; matching chesterfield and chair; large pine blanket box; antique bedroom suite w/high back bedwashstand and dresser w/large mirror, antique bonnet chest w/mustache pulls, small antique five drawer jewellery chest w/porcelain pulls. antique dresser w/oval mirror, small four drawer chest, antique, oil lamp, Pillar mantel clock, small parlor table, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table, six matching dining chairs, chesterfield, buffet, oval parlor' table, Victorian side chair, Singer treadle sewing machine, card table, end table, steel bed w/mat- tress, wooden bed w/mattress, small table w/dresser, four matching wooden chairs, chrome table and 2 chairs, 'drop front secretary desk, vacuum cleaner, floor polisher, electric heater, 2 hall trees, floor lamp,' table lamps, swag lamp. brass candlestick holder, 2 toilet pitchers, cuckoo clock, swivel rocker, platform rocker, radio, oval braided rug, magazine rack, small tin cupboard, Medicine Hat 3 gal crock, old steel lawn swing, clothes hamper, some bedding, small appliances, dishes and glassware, knick knacks, pots and pans, Lawn Boy lawnmower, 1/4 Inch drill, 2 stepladders, hand and garden tools plus other Items. TERMS: CASH Auctioneer: Richard Lobb CLINTON 482-7898 X10.,,.., . of 20 COMBINES 95 TRACTORS AND 200 PCS. OF EQUIPMENT Saturday, August 18th 9:30 A.M. SHARP°' Brindley Auctions DUNGANNON 13 mi. N.E. of Goderich 519 -S29 -762S AUCTIONEER: GORDON H. BRINDLEY 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 40. Lost & Found LOST between Goderich and Holmesville, my wallet with drivers licence and other personal papers. A reward will be given. Phone John Adam 527.0422 around 5:30 p.m. -33 42. Death notice SCOTT At Parkwood Hospital on Wednesday, August 8,, 1984 Robert T. Scott of Bayfield. Beloved hus- band of Mrs. Florence (Schaus) Scott. Father. of Robert Scott•and his wife Christine of Dymchurch, England and Martha and her husband Gary Boug of Waterloo: Grandfather of Jeremy Scott, Scott Boug and Robert Boug. Brother of Mrs. Gertrude Hancock of London. No visitation. .Cremation Woodland Crematorium. Rev. Douglas Pitts of- ' ficiated at a memorial service at Trinity Anglican Church, Bayfield on Monday, August 13 at 2 p.rn. Rev. Thomas L. Ristine, D.D. of Trinity Lutheran Church, London assisted. COOPER At Alexandra Marine and 'General Hospital on Saturday, . August 11, 1984, Amy Gould of Goderich in her 83rd year, Beloved wife of Earl Cooper. Dear rhother of Phyllis (Mrs. Arthur. Sawyer) of Florida and Sandra (Mrs. Norman Leddy) of Goderich. Sister of George Gould of London, Mrs. Irene Slater of : Manitoba, Mrs. Pearl Quinn of Toronto and Mrs. Vera Crich of Clinton. Loving grandmother of four ,grand- children and three great-grandchildren. Predeceased by one brother and one sister. Friends called at the Stiles Funeral Home, 77 Montreal Street, Goderich, where a service and committal were held in the chapel on Monday at 2 p.rn. Interment Clinton Cemetery. WILSON At Clinton Public Hospital on Friday, August 10, 1984, Flora (Hess) Wilson, formerly of Exeter and ° .Stephen Twp. Beloved wife of the late Gordon Wilson in her 86th year. Mother of Harry Wilson of Centralia, Also survived by 1 • sister Celia Howald of Morrisburg. Friends called• at the Hopper -Hockey Funeral Home, Exeter after 7 p.m. Saturday evening, Funeral service was held at the Funeral Home Monday, August 13 at 2 p.m. Interment Exeter Cemetery with Rev. James Forsythe officiating. in H4jiillien. At �4ltfxandrtl .K o,9' �. �Ir„r+�,l Maitday, Apqust dUhr 1. Mal(rlo0r R000 Arttw�t n . God,orlc , l hist 9 x WIf. of tbo Iatp for L. Boyce ,Dslar;r�ttiifl f Hopi (Mrs. Gportitt Scilwciriz , of $arnjtr� [ (Mrs. Stove, Shonfitici) of Ottawxt of IgIn . co of Godorl ,hs,S.1'tar of M,oraorat ` :1rm,trong cis vi r of oi` sif>11�'�onshlp i44 .nf1 b ,9ft.'�11'!��!i . � grnndehildron 'and two great. lrandchildr.,n. Prodeceassld by, two sister'. and five•brothers. Fritlnds callfed"at thin StJtps fdrlsiral Homo, 77 Mantreol Street, Gods rich. A servic..was held in the .chopel on Wadnepday, August 8th at 3;30 p.m. In$ermont Maltiond' C91110-ry. LAWSON, At Clinton Public Hospital on Wednesday, August 8, 1984, Gordon M. Lawson of Clinton, In his 81st year. Beloved husband o Grace (Siong) Lawson. Dear father of Frank and Marie. Lawson of Lon- don. Also survived by 2 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Predeceased by 1 brother Harold Lawson, Friends were received at the Beattie Funeral Home, 55 Rattenbury Street East, Clinton on Thursday from 2.4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral and committal services were held on Fri- day, August 10, 1984 commencing et 2 p.m'. with Rev. R.N. Pick officiating. Interment Clinton Cemetery. 43. Births, SPROAT Mark Ross passed away in Huronview,'Clinton on Thursday, August 9, 1984. Mark Ross Sproat formerly of Tuckersmith Twp, (R.R, 4, Seaforth) in his 75th year, Brother of Isabel Sproat, Queensway Nursing Home, Hensall, Predeceas- ed by his parents William and Jennie (Robinson) Sproat, 1 brother Fronk and ,1 sister Clare (Mrs. Nelson Govenlock). Visitation at the Box Funeral Home, 47 High Street, Seaforth after 7 p.m. Sun- day evening until Monday wherefuneral service was held at 11 a.m. Interment Maitland Bank Cemetery. ESTATE AUCTION SALE 49.4 acres cash crop farm, four tractors, bean equipment, farm machinery, 2 horse drawn buggies and cutters, some furniture and antiques etc. to be held for the Estate of Gordon Troyer, 11/4 miles north and approx. 21/2 miles west of Hensall, Ont. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 29 AT 10:30 AM PROPERTY: known as north part lot 23, concession 5 Hay Township, consisting of 49.4 acres more or less, 11/4 mules north and approx. 31/2 miles west of Hensall, Ont. This is a corner property with access from two sides. Thera Is a well with a windmill pumping system. Located in the hg,prt of a good cash crop area. Terms on property 10% down day of sale, balance duo Dec. 1, 1984. Being offered subject to a reserve bid and condi- tions. For Information phone Auctioneer Richard Lobb 402.7898 or Sandra Funk at 236- 4751 in the evening. TRACTORS: Cockshutt 1855 diesel tractor w/tab, Turbo, heater, cover under shift dual external hydraulics. 18.4 x 38 snap on duals; Cockshutt 1650 diesel tractor hydra power' drive external hyd., 12,x 38 bolt on duals; Oliver 77 gas tractor w/Charlynn hyd. pump, good rubber wide row crop front end and 4 row stuffier; Oliver 550 diesel tractor w/power adjusting rear wheels, Ford 100 V8 lapsed pickup for parts. MACHINERY: 2 Innes 520 bean windrowers w/cross conveyors, Mauer 4 row bean puller; Potter 3415 13 ft. rotary hoe one year old; Kongskllds 4 row rowcrop cultivator w/shields; INC No. 43 181/2 ft. vibra shank trail wing cultivator w/harrow., Cockshutt 4 furrow x 16" bottom semi mount plow w/spring reset bottoms and spring coulters; Cockshutt 3 furrow x 14-16 semi amount w/add on furrow w/cushion trip bottom; John Deere 1240 four row plata planter w/Insecticides; John Doers 494A four row corn planter, IHC No. 10 sixteen run seed drill on rubber; 2 good gravity bins on John Deers wagons w/oxtendod tongues; taut 10 ft. cultivator, Gram 9 toth chisel plow; 13 ft. land packer, throe drum roller; old gravity bin on wagon; Kewannee 14 ft. trail wheel disc.; 18 ft. trail pony harrow, Sanderum 11 ft. cultivator w/2 tins extensions; Kongskllds 11 ft. cultivator w/4 tins fold up wing extension w/finger harrows, walk- ing plow; 2 horse drawn buggies; 2 cutters, odd pieces of horse harness, 15 steel posts, 30 ft. Aluminum !adder, small quantity of strap. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Washstand, coffee tables, small antique spool bed, 2 dressers, 6 matching chairs, cookstovs, chesterfield, telephone table, meat grinder, playpen, bed lamp, B A W TV, copper boiler, day bed, oil stove, bed, feather tick etc. TERMS CASH LUNCH BOOTH Auctioneer: Richard Lobb 4827898 ARTS Frank and Sharon are pleased to announce the birth of their son Peter Anthony, .born August 6, 1984 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London weighing 8 lbs. 9 ozs. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, C. Goulding, Vanastra, Mrs. N. Gonie, Orlllia and Mr. C. Arts, Peterborough.-33nx WUBS Albert and Karen are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Danielle Nicole, weighing 8 Ib. 6 oz. on July 31, 1984 at Clinton Public Hospital. A sister for Timothy- Proud grandparents are Akin and Phyllis Wise and John and Hilda Wubs.-33nx MacKAY Gary and Faye are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Stassi Nichole, born August 2, 1984 in Clinton Hospital. A sister for Kevin and Kelli. Proud grandparents are Doug and Betty Farquhar, Clinton and Alan and Audrey MacKay, Wingham.-33nx 44. Engagements DOBSON - BURBINE Joyce Burbine, and Bill Burbine of Goderich are. pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Joni Marie, to Mr. Timothy William Dobson', son of Mr, and Mrs, Willigm Dobson, of Clinton. The wedding will take place in Wesley, Willis United Church, Clinton on Satur- day, August 25, 1984 at 4:00 p.m. -33 - TUGWELL - VAN AAKEN • Mr. and Mrs. William Tugwell of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs, Gerold Von Aaken of Bayfield are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children Mamie and Harold. The wed- ding will take place Saturday, August 25; 1984 at 3 p.m. in St. Joseph's Cotholic Church, Clinton. Reception at 9 p.m. in Varna, Ont. -33 ye been into c�elples3 e b�ul tlha ►t ow' hpwtohe p. When you are at cottage). you be a . long, way away from hoapitala and' doctors. The, person who known what (0 d4,• who knows first aid, can somethnea :save a lite,, can give immediate help that wiit,lre It 111 an injury healing faster, and can prevent an action that could make the accident or in- juryaworse, such as moving an'inju ed per- son unnecessarily. For instance, an unconscious on may die unless he is properly cared for. ,Shock - can kill if it is not prevented or controlled. The healing time for a fracture can be shortened by as much as a week If the frac- ture is properly immobilized immediately • , Even in a minor accident, the • first aid" trained person can ease_ pain and cap offer reassurance to'someone who is injured and. " frightened. The best first .aid advice begins: ;take :a. deep breath and stay calm. Then you •set, about making sure the accident won't get worse. That can mean a number of things: switching off an engine, dousing a fire, en- suring that nothing is going to fall on the vic- tim, controlling panic, dealing with excited bystanders who want to help and don't know -'' how. It may mean moving the victim as quickly and carefully as circumstances Per- mit if that is necessary to get him out of danger. Next you assess injuries, apply first aid and arrange transportation to medical help if it's needed. St. John teaches First Aid with an em- phasis on safety and accident prevention, and it's an approach you can adopt. Give a little thought to the potential for ac- cident at your cottage, and discuss it with your family. There's nothing frightening about this. You probably haves safety pro- gram at work that includes pointing out hazards. You consider them so that you can avoid them, which means you're avoiding accidents and injuries. Then you should also be sure everyone knows what to •do if an. accident happens. Know where your. equipment and first aid supplies are, andknow how to use them. Also you should know where and how to reach medical help, and be able to tell them elearly how to find you. The goal of First Aid training is to save Wes, promote healing and prevent damage from getting worse. St. John Ambulance can • supply you with information and with Safety Oriented First Aid training. 46, rr,ProprilOrr, le.!; SILLIB In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, • Ellen Sillib, who passed away one year ago, August the 28th, 1983. Days of sadness still come o'er us Tears in silence often flow For memory keeps you near us For we always thinkof you. Sadly missed bq husband Harvey and family. 47. Card of thanks LAWSON A sincere thank you .to friends, neighbours and relatives for cordsofsympathy, floral tributes, donations, for food sent to the house and other' expressions of sympathy in the foss of a dear husband Gord. A special. thank you to Rev, Pick and the Beattie Funeral Home for their help, also the Legion Ladies for ,the lovely lunch. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Grace Lowson and family. -33x • DOW •• I would like to thank everyone for attending the surprise shower at Marie Heffron's, the neighbour shower held at Lillian Appleby's and the family shower held at Linda Bird's. Thankyou for all the lovely and useful gifts received and the good time enjoyed. Ft, special thanks to everyone who helped plan the • showers and prepared the food. • It will always be remembered, Joyce (Gordon) Dow, -33 JEWITT We would like to thank our friends, neighbours and relatives for the lovely gifts and cards and for sharing with us our 25th Anniversary. Special thanks to our family who gave us an evening we will long remember. John and Barb Jewitt. -33 TURNER Thanks to friends, neighbours and relatives for cards, gifts, visits and inquiries While 1 wasa pa- tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Jim Turner. -33 DALE I want to thank the Doctors of Clinton Hospital and nursing staff for their fine care, Father Pluto for his visits, gifts of masses, cards, flowers and gifts. Your kindness and concern is deeply ap- preciated. Margaret E. Dale, -33x BURNS Sincere thanks to friends and neighbours for cards, flowers ond'visits while I was a patient in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Baker, Dr,;, Flowers and the excellent T.L.C. from the nursing staff, my family and all the kind neighbours who visited me, Londesboro Women's Institute, Hap- py Gang Seniors, Cheerio Club, Dora Shobbrook for all her help, White Rose Restaurant and friends who visited me since I came home. You' kindness will always be remembered. Mrs. Vi Burns -33 GARON I would like to express my sincere thanks to everyone who sent cards, flowers and gifts and who visited me while in hospital. Your thoughtful kindness Is very much appreciated. A special thanks to Dr. Watts, Dr. Salsbury and all the great girls on second floor who nursed me back to health. Raymond Garon.-33 LAWSON My sincere thanks to all my relatives, friends and neighbors for their get well wishes, visits, flowers and gifts while in Clinton hospital and since returning home, for all the phone inquiries made on my behalf. Special thanks to Dr. Watts, Dr. Newland pnd the nursing staff on first floor also to Rev. Pick. Anne Lowson, -33 a Staying power Before cutting cattails or bullrushes for • flower arrangements, spray them with hairspray. Spray once again after- cutting and hang them upside down for about two: weeks, says Clothing and Textile Specialist Margaret Loewen of the rural organizations and services branch of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. - 47. Card of thanks DeJONG We would like to thank the Blyth Industrial Hockey Team, Radford Const. for the use of their loader and sending a driver, 'Mannings Building Supp. for the use of their truck. Special thanks to Ken Shortreed and all the neighbours and friends that helped in the bush on Aug. 4/84. Your kind- ness, will always be remembered. Gill and family.=33nx - DeJONG Mr. and Mrs. Les Saunders, parents-in-law to Eugene, would like to thank all his relatives, friends, associates and neighbours for their help and kindnesses shown to our daughter, Gillian, and ourselves. Our visit has been short, but not .uneventful. . We shall always remember with pride the logging crews, the donators , of transport and equipment, who so kindly helped', out on Saturday, the fourth of August. Something special occurred. that Saturday morning. To all those we know by name and countless others whose names we are unaware of, we express our sincere thanks. God bless you ail. -33 s HYMERS/LAYTON The families of the late Barbara Ann Hymers wish to express our Sincere thanks and heartfelt gratitude to our relatives, friends and neighbors for floral tributes, memorial contributions and for food sent to our homes. A special thanks to first and second floor nurses, Dr. Newland, Rev. Pick and Ball and Falconer Funeral Home for their services and for the many sympathy cords and letters during our recent bereavement. It was all very much appreciated, The Hymers and Layton families. -33 WURS We would like to thank everyone who visited; sent flowers, cards, gifts while we were in Clin ton Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Harrett and the nurses: Koren and Danielle Wubs.-33x COLCLOUGH - The nieces and nephews of the late Russell Col- clough wish to thank friends and neighbors for flowers, donations and cards and for the kind- ness shown to our uncle. Special thanks to Rev. Pick and Ball and Falconer Funeral Home, Your kindness will long be remembered. -33 PATTERSON _ I would like to thank my relatives, neighbours, Sears employees, and my many friends, for your prayers, visits, cards, letters, phone calls, gifts, and baskets of fruit. All these lo ely : stures helped to shorten my long stay in Lon': niver- sity Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. L. r' . e, Dr. R. Passi and his Team, all the nurse o were so kind to me, also my V.O.N. nurse Sue. Doris Patterson. -33x ' FAIRSERVICE The family of the late Ella Fairservice wishes to express sincere thanks and appreciation for the many expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes and cards received during our re- cent bereavement. The Fairservice family. --33 van EENDENBURG ' The family of the late Abraham van Eendenburg wish to express sincere thanks and appreciation to their relatives, friends and neighbours for the mpny floral arrangements, charitable donations, expressions of sympathy, beautiful cards and food brought into the home. Special thartks to Dr. Herren, Dr, Watts, nurses at Clinton Hospital, Rev. Dick ?Nynia, Rev, James VI'sser, the pallbearers, ladies of the Clinton Christian Reformed Church who served the lunch after the funeral and Ball and Falconer Funeral Home for their kind help. Your kindness will always be remembered. -33x