Clinton News-Record, 1984-12-05, Page 17AUCTION SALE
1975 Car run 36,000 miles; appliances;
furniture; 2 wood burning stoves;
large offering dishes; small ap-
pliances; shot gun; etc. to be held at
Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton,
Ont. for Major Youngblutt of Auburn
and Mrs. Young Estate of Goderich.
SATURDAY, DEC. 8 AT 10 AM
1975 Plymouth Fury four door sedan,
V8, automatic, good body & tires -
selling as is; 12 gauge shot gun - FAC
required; Enterprise Harvest Gold 24
inch gas stove like new; Inglis
Harvest Gold 30 inch electric stove;
RCA small freezer; automatic clothes
washer & clothes dryer; 2 small wood
burning stoves; Tappan built-in
dishwasher; 3 fridge; Colour TV; press;
back rocker; 6 matching oak dining
chairs - refinished; 6 matching dining
chairs - original; antique dresser
"w/mirror; jam.type cupboard; wiashs-
tend; wooden bed "w/mattress; bot
tom for side board; recliner chair
w/electric vibrator; 2 dressers; baby
crib; small portable toilet; hump back
trunk plus other; antique high chair; 2
matching press back chairs; dining
table & 6 chairs; 2 old wooden chairs;
chrome table. & 4 chairs; 3 cheese box-
es; caned seat rocking chair; 2 chester-
field & chairs; davenport & chair; lawn
chairs; odd small tables; rollaway bed;
floor model Hi-fi; single continental
bed w/headboard; 12 x 9 rug; chrome
oval table w/4 chairs; vanity dresser;
chest of drawers; coffee maker - new;
crock pot; blender; lamps; slide pro-
jector; electric heater; guitar; record
player; metal detector; crock; depres-
sion glass pitcher Wild; luggage plus
a very large offering of dishes,
glassware, pots & pans, misc., etc.
FREE COFFEE AND CHRISTMAS
CAKE FOR EVERYONE AT THE SALE
Auctioneer: Richard Lobb
CLINTON 482-7898
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38. Auction sale
Richard Lobb Auctioneer
CLINTON - 482-7898
AUCTION CALENDAR
SAT -.DEC. 8TH 10 A.M.: Car, furniture, etc.
at Richard Lobb's Barn, Clinton.
OF
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AND
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Saturday, December 15
9:30 A.M. SHARP
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AUCTIONEER: GORDON H. BRINDLEY
42. Death notice
ARMSTRONG
Suddenly as the result of an automobile accident,
in Goderich Twp., on Wednesday, November 28,
1984, Gerald Rae Armstrong, of RR 1, Zurich, In
his 26th year. Beloved husband of Barbaro Elaine
(Merner) Armstrong. Dear son of Floyd and Jean
(Taylor) Armstrong of RR 1, Zurich and son-in-law
of Gory and Maxine Merner of RR 3, Clinton. -
Dear brother of Gregory Armstrong of RR 1, Var-
na, and Frances (Mrs. Richard Simons) of Bramp-
ton. Dear grandson of Mrs. Gertrude Taylor of
Seaforth. Also surviving ore several aunts and
uncles and 3 nephews. Visitation after 2 p.m. Fri-
' day in the Zurich Chapel of Michael P. O'Connor
Funeral Homes, 49 Goshen Street North, Zurich,
where the funeral service was conducted on
Saturday, December 1 at 2 p.m. Reverend Wilena
Brown officiated. Interment followed in Bayfield
Cemetery.
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40. Lost & Found
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CORRIVEAU
At the Bluewater Rest Home, Zurich on Monday,
November - 26, 1984, Mrs. Bertha Marie
(Ducharme) Corriveau, formerly ,of RR 2, Zurich
in her 92nd year. Belovedwife of the late Edward
N. Corriveau (September 1984). Dear mother of
Marie (Mrs. Henry Wilds) of Dashwood; Yvonne
(Mrs. Alphonse Jeffrey) of RR 2, Zurich and
Georgina (Mrs. Morley Fournie) of London. Dear
sister of Lawrence Ducharme of Detroit; Mrs.
Nellie Shirkay of Marine City, Michigan; Hazel
(Mrs. Anthony Masse) of Goderich and Mrs. An-
nabelle Etue of London. Predeceased by 8
brothers and 2 sisters, also surviving are 14
grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren.
Visitaiton was in the Zurich Chapel of Michael P.
O'Connor Funeral Homes, 49 Goshen St., North,
Zurich until Thursday, November 29 at 10:30
a.m., thence to St. Peter's, Roman Catholic Chur-
ch, St. Joseph for celebration of the funeral mass
at 11 a.m., Father J.J. Bennsette Celebrant. In-
terment followed in St. Peter's Roman Catholic
Cemetery, St. Joseph.
LOST - Red hockey helmet, Cooper XL7 with face
mask, lost Thursday, November 29 at Clinton
arena. 482-9755.-49
42. Death notice
SPIEGELBERG
At St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Wednesday,
November 28; 1984, Marjorie (Campbell)
Speigelberg, Reg. N. of Goderich and formerly of
RR 2, Auburn, in her 70th year. Beloved wife. of
Arthur Spiegelberg. Dear mother of Barkley of
Washington, D.C., Bryan of London. Sister of Ken
• Campbell of Dungannon, Jean Abel of Fingal and
Don Campbell of Goderich. Fondly remembered
by her nine grandchildren. The family received
friends at the McCallum Funeral Horne, Cambria
Road at•East Street, Goderich, from 2-4 and 7-9
'p.m. Friday. Funeral service was held at the
funeral home, 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. In-
terment Maitland Cemetery. ,
MARSHALL
At Clinton ,Public Hospital on Wednesday,
November 28, 1984, William J. Marshall of
Huronview, formerly of Exeter in his 83rd year.
Beloved husband of the late Stella (Northcott)
Marshall (1974). Rested at the R.C. Dinney
Funeral Home, Main Street, Exeter; for visitation
on Friday from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. The com-
plete funeral service was held at the funeral
home on Saturday, December 1 at 2 p.m. Rev.
Grant Mill's officated. Interment Exeter
Cemetery.
JOHNSTON
At Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday,
November 29, 1984, Mr. William John Percival
(Perce) Johnston of Bayfield and formerly of
Stanley Twp., in his 79th year. Dear father of
Phylis (Mrs. Donald Campbell) of Bayfield and
Robert of Toronto. Also loved by five grand-
children Gary Campbell, Lindsay Kowalchuk,
Barbaro Campbell and Robert and Christie
Johnston and by four great-grandchildren Angie
and Jason Campbell, Sherri and Stephen
Kowaichuk. Also survived by `two sisters Miss
Rachel Johnston of Clinton and Margaret (Mrs.
Harold. Dowson) of Varna. Predeceased by his
wife the late Clara Stephenson, two sons William
and John and by two sisters Reno (Mrs. Horace
Luddington), Cassie (Mrs. Meldin Webster) and
by one brother Lloyd Johnston. Friends were
received at the Ball & Falconer Funeral Home,
153 High Street, Clinton on Friday from 2-4:30
and 7-9:30 p.m. Fyneral service was held on
„ Saturday, December 1 at 2:30 p.m. Interment
Bayfield Cemetery.
LAUZON
Henry (Hank) resident of 700 McNaughton
Avenue, Wallaceburg, died suddenly Sunday,
December 2nd, 1984, 'at Sydenham District
Hospital, Wallaceburg, at the age of 60. Beloved
husband of Margaret (De Wolf) Lauzon. Dear
brother of George of Clinton, Mrs. John (Jean)
Turnbull of Sombre, Mrs. Gerry (Florence) Ramer
of London, and Mrs. les (Eva) Taylor, of Grand
Bend, Several nieces and nephews. Rested at the'
Eric F. Nicholls Funeral Home, 639 Elgin Street,
Wallaceburg. Funeral Mass Tuesday, December
4, at Holy Family Church, Wallaceburg, at 2 p.m.,
Father W. Bourque Celebrant. Interment in River-
view Cemetery, Wallaceburg.
46. In memoriam
KEYS •
In loving memory of a dear husband, father and
grandfather Lloyd Alvin Keys who passed away
December 7, 1963:
Put your arms around Him Lord,
Treat him with special care,
Make up for all he -suffered,
And all that seemed unfair.
If roses grow in Heaven,
Please pick a special bunch
Put them in his arms,
And tell him we still care.
Always remembered and sadly missed by his
wife, sons and daughter-in-law and
grandchildren. -49x
47. Card of thanks
Important 2 Day Household &Industrial
YEAR END PUBLIC CLEARANCE AUCTION
on location empty warehouse corner of Kitchener Ave. & Cabell St. London (off Rec-
tory St. south of CNR tracks) .
DAY No. 1 Tuesday, December 11th 6:30 p.m.
6 sets stove and fridges, office desks, photocopiers, typewriters, adding machines,
diningroom and chrome sets, 2 new hide -a -beds, wood stoves, sinks and tubs, Tots of
new rugs, china, brass, glass, rubber plants, chesterfield suites, coffee and end sets,
color tv sets, tables, chairs, bedroom suites,
This is a partial list only: DON'T MISS THIS SALE!
DAY No. 2.Wednesday, December 12th 10:00 a.m.
RESTAURANT EQUIP:. pizza oven, glass cooler doors and compressor, s/steel walk
in cooler door and lamb, Ig. gas range, 7 pcs. assort. restaurant equip., stools, cash
register.
TOOLS & EQUIP. New & Used: 3 hp air compressor, elect. pipe threader, Lincoln
250 amp. shop welder, metal cutting band saw, elect. grinders, d.c. power unit, drill
presses, air tools, wrench sets, 14" wood band saw, 6" jointer.
BLDG. MAT.: (full semi load new assort. mahogany) plywood, clear 1 x 2, 2 x 2, strap-
ping, trim, etc., assort. sizes new overhead door panels, 4 x 8 chipboard, masonite;
cupolas, door stock material.
MOBILE HOME ACCESSORIES: windows, Butyl's putty tape, front and combination
doors, glues, hardware, screws, axles, wheels and tires.
PAINT AND ASSORT: 5000 gals. assort. paints and colors, 1 -gal. to 45 -gal., stains,
paints, spray bombs, brushes, etc.
WINDOWS AND DOORS: sliders, picture, bays, bows, double -hung, moldings,
storms, sealant tape.
STEEL: over 25,000 lbs. I-beam, tube, round, rod, channel, plate, bar, fiat.
TRAILERS: 12 -ton tandem dual float, 9 -ton 5th wheel float (tri -axle), 40 x 8 Mobile
Home, 40' tandem hwy. van, 30' hwy. fiat deck, 2-12' utility trailers, new 18' livestock
trailer, 32 x 10 office trailer, etc.
OF SPECIAL INTEREST: 2 Khooler 3500 seines generators, portable gas welder, elect.
forklift and battery charger, F 35 farm tractor, Allis Chalmers "0" tractor, 2 farm
wagons, loader/backhoe, log splitter, lathe.
VEHICLES: 1981 Chev p/u (cert), 1979 Executive Chev wagon (new paint, cert.), 1975
6000 GMC tractor w/alr, 1974 Chev C60 w/20' alum. box, 1972 Dodge cube van, 1969
Dodge 66 pas. bus/camper, 1979 Ford LTD wagon (loaded), 1979 Ford 4 -wheel drive
w/hydraufle plow.
Partial List Only
Terms: Cash, Visa, M/C, Cert. Cheque - Snack Baron location.
ARTHUR D. LARIVEE JR:- AUCTIONEER
AUCTIONS UNLIMITED
121 Canterbury Drivi
Dorchester, Ontario
NORM
WHITING
auctioneer
• AUCTION SALE
Auction Sale of antiques, brass bells,
household furniture, Van, Car, garden
tractor & equipment, 2 Skidoos on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8
AT 12 NOON SHARP
to be held in the Zurich Arena, Zurich,
Ont. for the Estate of the Late Mrs. Ella
Hern, Exeter plus items for Mr. John
Brooks.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES: Round oak
table with 3 leaves; set of 6 oak chairs; 2
oak buffets; pine jam cupboard; armoire;
dresser; washstand; secretary desk; old
oak wall telephone; cherry table; oval
parlour table; other tables; parlour arm
chair; Captain's chair; hole in seat; wicker
rocker; wooden arm chair; 2 press back
chairs; 2 sets of 4 chairs; set of reproduced
arrow back chairs; old cupboard; •treadle
sewing machine; ice box; small oak chest
with key; set of scales; hall tree; trunk;
Griffin drop octagon'.. school clock; O.G.
clock; Tiffany lamp; 8 apple peelers; large
coffee grinder; railroad lantern; copper
boiler; Planters Peanut jar; tea tins; crocks; .
old pots & pans; 1 large and 1 small stained
gloss window.
CHINA & GLASS: Several pieces of chino &
glass, such as R,S. Prussia, R.S. Germany,
Royal Bayreuth, Coalport, Nippon,
Noritake, Pinwheel Tiressedl glass, other
pressed glass; salt dips; hknife rests;
miniature cups & saucers; wine gldsses; 6
old Colony teaspoons; 6 pc. set of
silverware in oak chest; oil lamps; Beaver
sealer; 4 jardinieres; lantern.
BRASS BELLS: 2 sets of sleigh bells on
leather straps; 1 set of 6 chimes; 1 set of 4
chimes; 2 Beaver bells; ,10 team bells; 1
hand school bell.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: 2 arm chairs;
chesterfield & chair;, coffee & 2 end tables:
floor & table lamps; pictures & frames:
mirrors; desk & chair; pair of birch twin
beds, maple finish • complete like new;
bed, dresser; table & 4 chairs; 3 stacking
chairs; 2 Admiral 2 door Frostfree
refrigerators; 23 cu, ft. freezer; 24"
Westinghouse range; stereo with turntable
& speakers; vacuum cleaner; several
dishes; flatware; linens; quilts; blankets;
several carpenter tools; hand & garden
taols.
VAN, CAR, GARDEN TRACTOR &
EQUIPMENT, SKIDOOS: 1977 Ford Van, 8
passenger club wagon, V8 automatic, '/
ton.; 1971 V.W. Convertible • as is.; 1973 12
H.P. John Deere garden tractor with 38"
lawnmower . good condition.; 36" John
Deere snow blower; 36" Lawn roller; small
John Deere trailer; 1976 340 TNT Skidoo;
1976 Electric Twin Skidoo.
For information contact:
AUCTIONEER: NORM WHITING
235-1964 or 235-1931
"HOWATT BROTHERS TRANSPORT LTD."
We would like to take this opportunity to thank
you for your business in the past, and look for-
ward to serving you in the future. Here's• hoping
you have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year. Doug and Ron Howatt. -49
TYNDALL
I would like to express a sincere thank you to
everyone for the gifts, cards and flowers I receiv-
ed while in Clinton Public Hospital. A special
thank you to Drs. Baker, Watts and Steed and all
the nur s on first floor for their excellent care.
Keith Tyndall. -49x
MILLER
We would like to thank the Brucefield and Clin-
ton Fire Depts. for their quick response to our re-
cent fire. Also a special thanks to those who
came to help in many ways during and after the
fire. Dave'and Gwen, David and Jamie. -49
NORMAN
A sincere note of appreciation for the love and
kindness shown to Bill and I during my stay in
London Hospital - our family,- relatives,
neighbors and friends. A very special thanks to
Rev. Bechtel for his support and to Dr. Hugh
Allan and Four West nursing staff. Everything
was deeply appreciated. Sincerely, Charlotte
Norman. --49
T ayfelders earn
A CA honors
A•.
RIEHL
I wish to thank Dr. Mclnerny, Jean Cox, Lab and
X-ray staff at Clinton Hospital Emergency, am-
bulance crews, surgical team of Dr. J. Sweeney
and the nursing staff on fourth floor St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. Also thanks to my family,
friends. Rev. Pick, Masonic Lodge No. 84,
Bluewater Shrine Club Fire Brigade and Mocha
Temple for their cards, phone calls, flowers, gift
and visits. All this helped to make my hospita
stay more pleasant. Thanks to Dr. Harrett for hi
core since returning home. Bill Riehl. -49
s
s
Southwestern Ontario is one of five areas
which will receive special attention from the
World Wildlife Fund of Canada concerning
the preservation of endangered species in
animals, birds and plants.
Steven Wright, an area coordinator for
World Wildlife was the guest speaker at the
second annual conservation awards dinner
sponsored by the Ausable-Bayfield Con -s
servationAuthority.
Wright said the Richard Ivey Foundation
and the Ontario Heritage Foundation have
each contributed $200,000 - for this wor-
thwhile project. He added, "it's a real com-
mitment for field work here."
He said the area south of a line from
Grand Bend to Toronto has a great similari-
ty to the Carolina forests and affinity with
the south. Animals in this zone are not found
elsewhere in Canada."
Wright said "Wildlife in this part of On-
tario is in danger because of the concen-
trated population masses. Wilderness areas
are not large enough."
Bald eagles are on the brink of extinction
with only a handful of nests remaining.
These eagles being birds of prey have suf-
fered f ; om DDT.
The piping plover, a close relative of the
killdeer needs undistributed shorelines and
is on the way out here and the blue racer
snake is found only on Pelee Island.
The Carner blue butterfly can be found on-
ly in the area of Port Franks.
Andy Dixon aed about the bluebird and
Wright replied, Their number are remain-
ing constant. A few cold winters in the south
knocked them down naturally, but, they are
coming back."
The Authority's individual conservation
award was presented by Bill Thirlwall to
Jay Campbell for his assistance with' the
Camp Sylvan conservation program for
area elementary school students.
Campbell's nomination noted that for
several years he has been volunteering his
time and expertise as a meteorologist in
teaching students about the impact of
weather on climate and ecology.
The group award went to the Bayfield
Anglers Association and was presented by
Authority chairman John Tinley to Gerry
Uniac.
The Bayfield club receivedthe award for
their continuing efforts to improve sport
fishing in the Bayfield River.
These efforts have included successful
fish egg incubation, the planting of trees
along water courses and participation on an
advisory group working on the development
of a long range plan for the Conservation
Authority.
The Huron Soil and Crop group winner of
the award a year ago was nominated again
in recognition of its efforts to control soil
erosion.
AUBIN
The family of the late Marie Aubin wish to ex-
press their sincere thanks and appreciation to
relatives, friends and neighbours for their many
acts of kindness during the loss of our beloved
mother and grandmother. Your many beautiful
floral arrangements, mass cards, donations and
food brought fo our homes were very much ap-
preciated. Special thanks to Father Caruana,
Sister -Mary Louis for their many visits during her
illness, also the ambulance drivers, Dr. Malkus,
nurses and staff of Seaforth Hospital and the ex-
cellent care of thes,V.O.N. Our thanks to the
ladies of the C.W.L. for the lovely lunch,
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, pallbearers and
flowerbearers.-49x •
BEYER
Thanks to Dr. Baker, Dr. Flowers and staff on 1st
floor for their excellent care and thoughtfulness.
Thanks also to Huronic Rebekah Lodge Ladies
Auxiliary, Fish and Game Club, to all my friends
and neighbours who were and still are the best;
for cards, flowers and the many acts of kindness
too many to mention. Thank you. Muriel
Beyer. -49x
VAN LOO
We wish to thank all our family and friends who
sent gifts and cards for our 25th anniversary and
for your attendance at our open house. It made
for a memorable occasions Peter and Edith Van
Loo. -49
47. Card of thanks
DOWSON
I would like to thank my family, relatives, friends
and neighbors for cards, gifts, flowers, visits and
phone calls during my stay in Seaforth Hospital
and since returning home. Special thanks to Dr.
Underwood and nursing staff and to the
ministers for visits and prayers. Special thanks to
my family for flowers, treats and visits on our
49th Anniversary while I was in the. hospital.
Cecil Dowson.-49x
COOK
I would like to say a wonderful thank you to my
friends, neighbours and relatives for all the•love-
ly flowers, cards and gifts sent to me while in the
hospital and since returning home. Thank you to
Wesley -Willis Church and the Ontario 'Hydro
families. A special thank you to Dr. Harrett and
Dr. Watts and the nurses on first floor of Clinton
Hospital: Thanks to my roommate Mrs. Kay. Your
kindness was very much appreciated and will
always be remembered. Joyce Cook. -49
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