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Clinton News-Record, 1984-08-29, Page 24Otto lit the Stratford c enerai. Hospital, on Monday, r'Aitgu>rt V7, 19841. Allen P. Otto, of RR 1, Tavistock In his 87th year, Beloved husband of Elmo Schmidt, Dear father of. David of Stratford, Mrs. James .( ioine) Bechtel of Clinton, Mrs. Angus (Joan) Mpcgerm.id, Stratford. Also survived by six grandchildren. Friends were received at the Francis Funeral Home, 77 Woodstock St North, Tavistock, Wednesday, 7.9 -and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9. The funeral service was held in Grace United Church Tavistock, Friday, August 31, 1.984 at 2 p.m. Interment in the East Zorra 17th. Line, E.U.B. Cemetery. —35nx FAI.RSERVICE At Clinton Public Hospital on Tuesday, August 21, 1984, Mrs. Myrtle (Mair) Fairservice of Huron - view, Clinton and formerly of Londesb.Qro in her 90th year. -Beloved wife of the late Robert A. Fairservice and dear mother of David of Dollard- Des-Ormeaux, Quebec. Also loved by one granddaughter, Maureen Fairservice. Also sur- vived by one brother, Dayid Mair of Detroit, Michigan. Predeceased by one daughter, Anne Fairservice and by one sister and three brothers. Friends were received at the Ball & Falconer Funeral Horne, 153 High Street, Clinton on Thursday from 2-4:30 and 7-9:30 p.m. Funeral service was held on Friday, August 24 at 2 p.m. Interment Clinton Cemetery. NEIL At Huronview, Clinton, Ontario on Wednesday, August 22, 1984, Mary Dixon Neil (Cuthill), formerly of Exeter and McKillop Township in her 83rd year. Predeceased by her husband Edward Neil 1961 and also predeceased by 4 brothers, Wilmer, Oscar, Glen and Harvey Cuthill; also surviving are several nieces and nephews. At the request of the family there was no funeral home visitation. A funeral service wos held al the Hopper -Hockey Funeral Home, William Street, Exeter on Thursday, August 23, 1984 at 2 p.m. with Rev. James Forsythe officiating. Interment in Exeter Cemetery. PICKARD At Huronview, Clinton on Wednesday. August 22. 1984, Edith Elizabeth Pickard fd')merly of C1in ton in her 77th year. Beloved wife of the late Charles E. Pickard. Dear mother of Joan (Mrs. Jim Chalmers) of Blyth, lois (Mrs. Leslie Arm- strong) of Goderich, Don of R.R. 4, Clinton, Roy of Clinton. Dear ister of Gertie (Mrs. Asa Deeves) of Hensall, 'Harold Glazier of ,Clinton. Also survived by 20 grandchildren and 13 great- grandchildren. Predeceased by 2 daughters Catherine and Margaret, 3 brothers, 1 sister. 1 grandson and 1 son -in -Law. Friends were receiv- ed at the Beattie Funeral Home, 55 Rattenbury Street East, Clinton on Thursday from 2-4 and 7.9 p.m. Funeral service was held on Friday, August 24, 1984, commencing at 2 p.m. with Rev. R.N Pick officiating. Interment Clinton Cemetery. HAINES In the Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday, August 23rd, 1984, Violo Eleanor, widow of George Haines, of Blyth, Ontario in her 76th year. Beloved mother of Donald, of Exeter. Also survived. by three grandchildren. Rested at the Tasker Funeral Home, Blyth, Ontario Saturday 2- 4 and 7-9 p.rn. Funeral service was held in•the funeral home on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Interment Blyth Union Cemetery. FALL CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SALE Tractors, farm machinery, pickup truck, (car, tools 8. lathe from the estate of Al Sharp etc. to be held at Lobb Bros. Auction Yard, Bayfield Rd„ Clinton, Ont, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 AT 10:00 AM TRACTORS: Case 2290, 490 hrs.; MF 265 w/duals, 1000 hrs.; 434 IHC diesel; Belongs 500, approx. 1500 hrs.; Oliver 88; 1975 Dodge pickup truck; Case 770; IHC 504 w/ bean puller; Ford 900 w/narrow front end scyffler a. 4 row bean puller; MH44. COMBINES: 1978 Gleaner F2 corn soybean special, cab w/heater, gas engine; 13 ft. grain and 10 ft. pick up straw chopper; 4 row narrow corn head, combine has done only 1200 acres - in like new condition; John Deere 95 combine w/cab heater, gas engine, straw chopper; 4 row narrow corn head; 13 ft. grain head & Innes pickup; 1975 MF 750 diesel combine w/cab heater, air, new straw chopper, new belts; 13 ft, pickup head w/ 12 ft. Innes pickup - run 1500 hrs. ADDITIONS TO LAST WEEK'S EQUIPMENT LISTING: EQUIPMENT: IHC 620 20 run soybean & seed drill; IHC No. 10 16 run drill; 1968 Ford tandem truck w/ 19 ft. box & hoist - good condition; Kongskilde 15 ft. 3 pt. vibra flex cultivator suitable for after harvest; Kongskilde triple K 4 furrow semi -mount plow w/rubber reset; Case 1370 w/cab & duals; MF 880 5 furrow semi mount plow w/automatic reset; Bear Cat 1820 A hammer mill w/elevator feed for high moisture corn; MF 300 combine; IHC 400 tractor; MF 302 Industrial w/ loader; JD 4020; IHC 8275 w/ loader; 3 furrow Kongskilde mountedplow w/adi. sod bottoms; Stayer 548 4 wheel drive tractor; UFT 6 row front mount bean puller; NH 717 harvester & pickup; New Idea picker shelter; IHC forage box on wagon; Heath 1050 bean windrow in good condition; gravity bins; flat racks; 4 row mounted bean puller; New Holland No. 36 7 ft. crop chopper; plus many pieces of equipment not listed. FROM THE ESTATE OF AL SHARP: 1976 Ford Maverick 4 door sedan. 6 cyl., auto., radio, CB radio - selling as is - in good condition; small Atlas metal lathe 3 inch swing 18" between centre; small hyd,, press; portable air compressor; Galaxy 12 speed drill press; drill vise; small bench grinder; small power hack saw; electric drills; skil saw; small gear pullers; acetylene torch & cart; small disc sander; battery charger; shaft tachometer; 2 CB radio sets: c few hand auto body tools. SEE LAST WEEK'S PAPEit FOR LISTINGS. SALE SUBJECT TO ADDITIONS AND DELETIONS. TERMS: CASH PHONE NOW TO CONSIGN YOUR EQUIPMENT. SALE MANAGER: AUCTIONEER: LUNCH BOOTH Fred Lobb 482-3409 Richard Lobb482-7898, EXETER ESTATE PROPERTY, FURNITURE and ANTIQUE AUCTION We are pleased to offer by public auction, all assets for the Estate of Jack Carr consisting of Property, Furniture, Anti- ques, Car and Boat, at the location on Saturday, September 8, 1984.at 10:30 a.m. Property - Known as Plan 376, Lot 293, with a spacious 132' x 330' lot at 287 Huron Street West, Exeter, Ontario, which consists of a forge 2 storey, 3 bedroom frame home. Property selling subject to reasonable reserve. TERM':'1,000.00 down, balance in 30 days. Car & Boat- - 1975 Ford' 4 door Torino with cruise control, 61,000 original rniles, selling as is;.Crestliner 12 aluminum boat and trailer:. Johnson 99 motor; Boot gus con (new); Paddles; life jackets. Appliances - viscount 15 cu. ft upright freezer; Coronado upright freezer; Crosley 24" refrigerator: Hot Point 24" stove; McClary gas stove with side warmer; Zenith solid state 24" colour TV; Electrohome B&W TV; Electrohome humidifier; Elec- • trohoree oscillating fan; Elmo•106 movie projector; Kodak 300 projector; Filter Queen vacuum; lona electra brush; Singer typewriter,.radios; Singer and Raymond treadle sewing machines. • Furniture - Two upholstered Chesterfields & chairs; oak kitchen table & Buffet; double pedestal oak office desk; oak dresser & washstand; Cherry & mahogany chest of drawers; oak parlour -table; antique hall mirror; swivel rocker; oak upholstered rocker, 7 pc. chrome dinette suite; '1/4 wood frame bed, box spring 8 mattress; oak smoke stand; folding steel cord table; quilts; pictures; lamps; Stradivarius violin and case. Guns - Savage 303 rifle; Savage 22 cal. semi-automatic rifle; 10 gouge double • barrel greener shot gun; -mussel loader double barrel 12 gauge shot gun; Winchester 12 gauge nickel plate shot gun; Winchester 30-30 rifle; 410 single shot rifle with 3" chamber; Savage 32 cal. hand pistol. Gesichert 1918 'hand pistol (D' W.M. Luger); Shell loader & packer; gun cleaners: gun books. Glass & China -• Collection of 30 oil lamps (miniature finger, carnival, milkeloss); salt & pepper collection; stamp collectionrcollection of decanters; set of 8 Banborry china dishes; quantity of hand painted Nippon; cut glass; carnival; cups & saucers; Regal Rose cream & sugar; Mustache cups; souvenir plates; Coca-Cola serv- ing tray; Chianter fondeur.bells; costume jewellery; trinkets. Many more interesting items. • Tools - Roper 8 h.p. 36' cut lawnmower, Powerlite 24"chainsaw; B8D workmate: metermate: 7'4" sow; jig sow, router, grinder; 3/8" drill; weed machine; hedge trim- mer; 6' and 20' aluminum ladders; battery charger; soldering gun; shop tools; come olongs: extension cords; exercise bikes; garden tools; lawn chairs; antique bone crusher corn shelter; scales, plus many more items. NOTE: The late Mr. Carr was q very avid collector, plan to attend this auction of interest. For information contact: Dick Robinson & Wendy Klass, Sales Managers 482-7181 0 AUCTIONEERS, LIOUIDATORS, APPRAISERS, TENDER BROKERS & BUSINESS CONSULTANTS Hwy # 4, Brucefield, Ontario — Phone (519)482-7181 Ontario's most aggressive Auctioneers JEWELL At Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich on Friday, August 24, 1984, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth (Stirling)/ Jewell of R.R..6, Goderich in her 68th year. Beloved wife of Gordon Jewell. Dear mother of Patsy (Mrs. Robert Madsen) of R.R. 3 Bayfield, Robert of R.R. 6 Goderich and Melvin of Clinton. Also loved by five grand- children. Also survived by one sister Dorothy (Mrs. Douglas McIntosh) of R.R. 5, Embro and three brothers George Stirling of Goderich, Lloyd Stirling of London and Douglas Stirling of Goderich Twp. Predeceased by one daughter Shirley and by one son ,Francis;. Friends were received at the McCallum Funeral Home, Com - brio Road at East Street, Goderich on Saturday from 7.9:30 and on Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9:30 p.m. Funeral service was held on Monday, August 27 at 2:30 p.m. Interment Colborne Cemetery. JOSLING At Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich on Monday, August 27, 1984, Mrs. Isabelle May (Fairservice) Josling of Goderich in her 79th yegr. Beloved wife of Ralph Josling. Dear mother of Kenneth and his wife Audrey of Ottawa. Also loved by her grandson Eric of Ot- tawa, Aiso survived by two sisters Effie. (Mrs. George Finley) of Clinton and Elizabeth (Mrs. George Fear) of Wingham. Predeceased by one sister Mary (Mrs. Samuel Appleby) and by two brothers George dnd Herbert Fairservice. Friends were received at the McCallum Funeral Home, Cambria Road at East Street, Goderich on Tuesday from 2-5 and 7.9 p.m. Funeral service was held on Wednesday, August 29 at 2 o'clock. Interment Maitland Cemetery. 43. Births DOCHERTY Gary & Pat Docherty (nee Reinhart) of Cam- bridge, Ontario are pleased to announce the birth of their son Derek -James -Harvey, born August,18. 1984 at 11:48, weighing 6 lbs. 11 oz. The 12th grandchild to Muriel Reinhart of Goderich. ---35 STEENSTRA Dick and Helen tre pleased to announce the ' birth of their daughter, Andrea Helene, born August 20, 1984'weighing 8 Ib. ", oz: A sister for Myra, Kristin, Heather and Stuart. Proud grand- parents are Martin •and Mary Steenstra, Clinton and Klaas and, Greta Wierenga of Lacombe, Alberta Special thanks to Dr. Baker and second . floor nurses at -Clinton Hospital, --35 • ' COURTNEY • Bill and Karen Courtney are pleased to announce the safe arrival of Kenneth William Edgar Court- ney, on August 5. 1984. A brother' for April and Carrie. Grandparents are Norville and• Verna Courtney of Schomberg and Ken and'Elane Bran- don of Bayfield. Great grandparents are Mr..and Mrs. Adam Wallace of Bolton. Special thanks to Dr. Harrett and 'the ntvrsing staff of Clinton Hospital. - 35nx • ANSTETT Bev and Mike Anstett are pleased to announce the birth of our first child, Matthew Douglas. Matthew was born on August 20, 1984 weighing 8 Ib. 1 oz. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lowrie Slade, Clinton and Mr. and Mrs; John Anstett, Clinton. 35nx 44. Engagements WILD -TALBOT Mr. and Mrs. John Wild are pleased to announce the engagement of their son, Peter James to Wendy Gail Talbot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Talbot of.,London. The wedding will • take 'place at St. Peter's'Church, SI.•Joseph's, Ont. on September 29'. 19.84, Open reception in Hensel', - 35x deJONG - MASON Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mason are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Marie Irene to Steven Michael deJong on . September 22, 1984 at the Blyth United Church. 35x 46. In memoriam LEE Ir loving memory of Helen Lee,: who passed o•.voy August 29th, 1975. [hose we love don't go away they walk beside us every day, Unseen, unheard but always neat . Still loved. still missed still'very.dear. Sadly missed by Eileen Kennedy and family and aunt Mayme. 35x 47. Card of thanks CARTWRIGHT We would like to thank the•ladies of the third line for the supper and gift we received at our farewell party. Special thanks to Marie and, Marlene Toll for organizing it. It will be a time we will long remember Thanks again to everyone. Jim and Grace. - 35x CONSITT I wish to thank my friends, neighbour and relatives of Varna, Goshen, Kippen and Hillsgreen for the lovely bridal shower. Thank you for the beautiful.and useful gifts I received. They will all have a special place in our home. A special thanks to the ladies who organized the shower and to everyone who helped in any way to make it a memorable evening ,Dianne Consitt. - 35x PENNINGTON I would like to express my sincere 'thanks" to all my ,friends neighbours and relatives for the lovely gifts given to me at my community shower held in St. John's Anglican Church. Special thanks to the ladies who organized it, to all who participated in the program and for the lovely lunch. Another special thank you to Karen and Oliver for the family shower held in Blyth. Thank you Bonnie and Beth for the poo( party- and kit- chen shower It was so nice to have all the ladies come and share my happiness with me ,Thank you again. Marlene Pennington. --35 CHILTON Special thank you to Don, our girls, neighbors and friends for all their kindnesses extended tq,, me this summer. Also to doctors, nurses and staff at the Clinton Public Hospital. It's great to feel well again! Joyce. --35 Gold Sp e ceremony will honor School Car's 70th birthday CLINTON - A gala party will honor the 70th birthday of the Clinton CN School on Wheels No. 15089. The festivities will be held on Saturday, September 1 at Sidman Memorial Park and will get underway at 3 p.m. A highlight of the afternoon will be the Gold Spike Ceremony. This will honor the 70th birthday of the car and mark the halfway point in its restoration. The 'Last Spike Ceremony (or Gold Spike, as it is called on this occasion) is the revival of a railway custom of the 1800s. When a railway was completed, all dignitaries of the community, and the railway officials, plus all the workers and people in the towns, would gather at the railroad to see the Last Spike being driven in place. CN Rail is donating the Gold Spike for the Clinton ceremony. Afterwards, the spike will be mounted on a commemorative plaque and presented to the CNR School on Wheels. Taking part in the actual spike driving ceremony will be Cela Sloman, assisted by Ron Young, chairman of the School on Wheels, Clinton Mayor Chester Archibald and CN Rail Vice President George Van de Water. Members of the Clinton Legion Pipe Band will lead guests into the park and escort BUSINESS WANTED Bank seeks small, profitable business in Huron County for client with reasonable cash investments, London - 434-2144 Hours - 8:30 am - 4:30 pm NOTICE Ratepayers of The ' Town, of Clinton are reminded that the third instalment Of 1984 Taxes are due and payable ' by September 15, 1984. C. PROCTOR• Clerk Town ofClintbn 47. Card of thanks KRYZANOWSKI Mr, and Mrs. John Kryzanowski would like to thank the kind and generous people of Auburn and surrounding communities for the help and benefit held for us at the Auburn Community Centre. Thanks• to the Auburn Lions Club, church and ladies' organizations and all the other peo- ple involved. A very special 'thanks to the Plaetzer and Bean family for their ext'ra efforts. -Thanks again. John and Christa Kryzanews ki.-35 TEBBUTT I wish to thank relatives and friends for cards, flowers and visits while I was in Victoria Hospital, London and for transportation for my wife. hanks also to Rev. Bechtel and' Rev. Pick for their visits. Cannon Tebbutt • 35x ' NESBIT I would like to thank my family, relatives and friends who visited, sent flowers, cards and gifts during my stay in University Hospital. Special thanks to Rev. N. Pick, Dr, Bourine and nursing staff on 9th floor. It wos greatly appreciated. 'Florence Nesbit, --35 — -- - - WATSON I would like to express my sincere thanks to my relatives, neighbours and friends for cards, gifts and flowers I received and the many who visited me while a patient in Clinton Public Hospital and t6 Rev. and Mrs. Paul Murray for their visits. Special thanks to Dr. Newland, Dr. Marsh and the nursing staff. It was all greatly appreciated. Eleanor Watson.- 35 • _ . -• STOREY We would tike to thank everyone who sent cards. flowers, gifts and good wishes while we were patients in hospital. Special thanks to Dr Steed Or. Salsbury, Dr. Watts, •second and first floor nurses for. their excellent care. Barb and Donald Storey. --35 CORRiVEAU I wish to thank the Clinton Hospital, Dr. Flowers, Dr. Harrett, Dr. Marsh, all the good looking nurses, the kitchen staff and my fomily and friends who took the time to see me. thank you. Al Corriveau. --35x SN ELL 'Very sincere thanks are extended to all who helped in any way to make our anniversary evening such a success. Your presence. good wishes and gifts were appreciated very much. A special thank you to our own family for arrang• ing•the celebration. We thoroughly enjoyed it Lorne and Renee. Snell. -35x DOBSON Tim and Joonie Dobson and their families would like to thank all those who helped in any way to make their wedding day so speciol. To Rev. Stan McDonald, Cathie Potter, churchvladies, the couples who helped at the reception and all the guys who had the stag party, thanks very much for everything. --15 officials to the platform. Guests arriving at the park will enter through a traditional floral arch, which will be covered with cedar boughs and fall flowers. A banner draped across the front of it will bear the message, "Happy 70th Birthday 15089." The dedication of the School on Wheels will be conducted by Rev. Norman Pick of Ontario Street United Church and' Rev. Gordon Simmons of St. Paul's Anglican Church. Among those expected to attend 'the ceremony are Mayor and Mrs. Chester chibald, and Clinton Town Council members, Goderich Mayor Eileen Palmer, Huron -Bruce MP Murray Cardiff, Huron - Middlesex MPP Jack Riddell, Richard Gough, CN Rail Great Lakes Region Vlce President George Van de Water, Brian Moreau of CN Public Affairs, Fran Poleschuck from the Ontario Ministry of Education, Gordon Pinsent and Jim Sawh of the CBC Drama Department. Also attending will be members of the Sloman family, former pupils of the CNR School on Wheels, the board of directors of the School on Wheels and all those who have participated in its restoration. Friends who have donated time and funds towards the restoration . and many people who have DECORATING PROBLEMS? Now,we can offer you a professional help with furniture layout, sketches colour co-ordination and consultation Let us show you our new selections of fine furniture. carpets. wall paper. bedspreads and accessories, to make your home riiore 'beautiful BALL. & MUTCH FINE FURNITURE 71 ALBERT ST., CLINTON TELEPHONE: 482-9505 shown interest in this historic project will also attend. Lucky dra*s and the serving of two large birthday cakes will conclude the ceremoikr ;y. The party will celebrate the unusual and successful history of the unique railway' car. Built in 1914 as a dining car for CN13, it was donated to the Ontario Department of Education in 1940. It was rebuilt . and refurbished by CNR under the direction of Fd'ed Sloman. One half of the car was turned into a school room and the other half became living quarters for th` S10;naft family - Fred and; Cela, and their five children, Joan, E1izleth, Mattalce>z, Bill and Fredda. • This car replaced the original one usedby the Simians as the School On Wheels and home from,September 20, 1926, when these schools were first introduced to northern Ontario by the provincial Ministry of Education. The railway car travelled • between Capreol and Foleyet . (northwest of Sudbury ). It stopped on sidings and brought education to children who lived in tiny settlements and had no way of attending regular schools. Over 1,000 children graduated from the Sioman's School on Wheels. Soggy bread When making sandwiches with a moist filling, spread both sides of the bread with butter to keep the bread from becoming soggy, says Food and Nutrition Specialist Monica Beaumont with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food's rural organizations and services branch. 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