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Clinton News-Record, 1985-5-22, Page 24Page 22—CLINTON INTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1985 CLASSIFIED 31. Service directory Power i .1A►.nRoiling 482-9481 GORD'S WELDING •Agricultural Repairs Our shop Is equipped with a 13 toot by Is foot doorway to accommodate most equipment. *Mild Steel Welding *Iron Railings EMERGENCY SERVICE AVAILABLE AFTER HOURS (EXCEPT SUNDAY) PHONE 4$2-939$ 275 HURON ST. CLINTON 482-5216 JOHN KASSIES GENERAL CONTRACTING •Farm and Residential Buildings • Additions and Renovations •Roofing, Siding, Soffit & Fascia PHONE CANADAN EON wines rissaaaxer MEMBER 482-3063 HURON CONTRACTORS Phone 236-4230 New homes, cottages, barns & renovations. Book your spring building planning with us NOW and avoid spring increases, 35. Notice to creditors JACK 8e COLQUHOUN GENERAL CONTRACTING Specializing In: •CUSTOM BUILT HOMES •INNOVATIONS 'ADDITIONS ',KITCHENS "ALUMINUM SIDING PHONE 482-9506 EVENINGS SPACE AGE INSULATION —All types of Insulation Polyurethane Foam Fiberglass, Rockwool, Cellulose FOR MORE INFORMATION AND FREE ESTIMATES Ron Kcissies 523-9484 AFTER 6 P.M. IN THE ESTATE OF ALBERT EDWARD SHADDICK, late of the Town of Clinton, in the County of Huron, Retired Police Officer, deceased. ALL PERSONS having claims against the Estate of the above-named who died on the 1st day of March, 1985, ore required to file full porticulors thereof with the undersigned on or before the 14th day of June, 1985, after which dote the assets will be distributed having regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice: DATED at Clinton, Ontario, this 14th day of May 1985. E.B. MENZIES, Q.C. Barrister and Solicitor P.O. Sox 68 Clinton. Ontario' NOM 1L0 Solicitor for the Executors. -21 ,22,23ar We have: CELLULOSE, ROCK WOOL, FIBREGLASS AND POLYURETHANE INSULATION MATERIAL FOR EVERY NEED. For Free Estimate Coll 482-3812 Or 482-3563 YOUR ONE STOP VACUUM CENTRE Salos•Repalrs FILTER QUEEN -EUREKA BISSELL SERVICE CENTRE NEW 8 USED VACUUMS Electra, Kirby, Hoover, Compact, Royal, Kenmore Central Vacuum Systems Bags, Hoses, Belts Repairs To All Makes We take trade -Ins (SAFETY MATS) Goderich Vacuum Centre 52 West St. Goderich 524.4112 38. "Auction sale 1 LARGE CLEARANCE 8 Consignment Auction. Fri- day, May 24, 10 a.m. Approx. 50 tractors. 25 combines, plus a Targe variety of new and used form equipment•including Gorden Tractors and tools. Wayne Ward Form Equipment, Hwy, No. 6. Wiarton, Ontario. Phone (519) 53.4.1638 or 534- 2980.—o21 35. Notice to creditors IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF LOUISE KATHERINE REID. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ALL persons, having claims against the ESTATE OF LOUISE KATHERINE REID, late of the Village of Bayfield in the County of Huron, Widow, who died on or about the 18th day of November, 1984, are required to file proof of some with the under signed on or before MAY 28th, 1985, after which date the Estate will be distributed with regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then hove notice, and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim they shall not then have notice. • DATED at Sarnia, Ontario this 2nd day of May, A.D. 1985. HARRY FREDERICK BAKER r nd SHIRLEY ANNE KENT, EXECUTORS OF THE .::STATE OF LOUISE KATHERINE REID, by their Solicitors: MESSRS. FLECK, SARTOR, GRAY & BRUCE, Barristers and Solicitors, 1166 London Road, SARNIA, ONTARIO. N7T 7L7 ATTENTION: MR. IAN R. BRUCE SOLICITORS FOR THE AFORENOTED EXECUTORS. —19,20,21ar Richard Lobb Auctioneer CLINTON - 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR WEDNESDAY EVENING MAY 22 AT 6 PM - Household auction at Lobb Auction Barn for Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pick. SAT., MAY 25 AT 10 AM - Excellent clean modern furniture and appliances, some antiques. at Lobb Auction Barn, Clinton for Mrs. Lillian Smith of Hensel' and Mr: Gront Kealy of Walton. THURS., MAY 30 AT 6 PM - MF 65, MF 35 tractors, machinery. appliances. furniture, 4', miles east and ', mile north of Walton for Mr. Carl Uhler, WED., MAY 29 AT 6 PM - Furniture, appliances, riding lawnmower, snowblower at Richard lobb's Auction Barn. Clinton for Ernie Ellwood plus additions. THURS., JUNE 6 AT 6 PM - 3 tractors, and old form machinery for Gordon Scotchmer, 2 corners South of Bayfield on Highway 21, 1'4 miles east. 38. Auction sale WINGHAM AUCTION CENTRE Auction Sale of Top Line Furniture & Effects being items from two Wingham Estates. To be held at Wingham Auction Centre SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1985 11 AM CONSISTING OF: Bedroom suite; dining room suite; electric stove; washer; dryer; cabinet sewing machines; quantity hand tools used in repairing electrical items; handsaws; bolt cutters; pipe wrenches; circuit testers; Stanley 7" cutoff saws; new 'i, hp. bench grinder; Lady's & Man's bike; metal mechanical banks; metal toy trucks; metal steam fire engine; metal Clyde 8 horse hitch with beer wagon; quantity of games; glassware; kitchen utensils; 3 dozen bone china cups 8. saucers; 3 dozen boxes of books (from Encyclopedia to children's books). This is a partial list only. JACK ALEXANDER, AUCTIONEER Telephone 357-1011 or 357-1442 CLEARING AUCTION SALE Two tractors, farm machinery, hay & straw, appliances, furniture, etc. to be held at Lot 16 & 17 Concession 17 Grey Township approx. 41/4 miles east of Walton, Ont. on paved road go to fourth side road, turn left, go '/, mile (Watch for directional signs) for Mr. Carl Uhler. " THURSDAY, MAY 30 AT 6 P.M. MF 65 diesel tractor_w/muitl power; MF 35 three cylinder diesel tractor w/trip bucket loader; Belt pulley; MF 24 plate 3 pt. hitch disc; 7 tooth trail chisel plow; MF No. 10 PTO baler; MF 18 PTO Manure spreader w/2 beaters and extensions; MF 41 3 pt. hitch 7 ft. hay mower; MF 62 three furrow mounted plow; 2 furrow trail plow; Geo. White 34 ft. hay & grain elevator w/PTO drive; chain harrow; 2 flat racks on wagons; 3 section diamond harrows; cement mixer; 16 ft. gate; wheelbarrow; 20'1 gas lawnmower; op. prox. 200 gal. fuel tank; set of chains for MF 65; roll of snow fence; small quantity of used lumber; used wooden fence posts; barn jack; rolls of used barb wire; water trough; approx. 1400 bales of last year's second cut hay; approx. 900 bales of straw small wagon of misc. items; hydraulic cylinder; born beams. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Cold Spot square model fridge; Kenmore 30" electric stove; older style chest freezer; Hoover spin dry washer; Annex stove; chrome table & 6 chairs; chrome table & 4 chairs; chesterfield and chair; dresser w/mirror; coffee & end tables; 3/4 size mattress, nearly new; full slze mat- tress, nearly new; 2 folding chairs; toaster; radio: TV trays; plus other fur- niture; dishes; glassware; sonic bed- ding; vacuum cleaner plus other items too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH LUNCH BOOTH Auctioneer: Richard Lobb CLINTON 482-7898 OWNER OR AUCYIONEER NOT RESPONSI- BLE FOR ACCIDENTS DAY OF SALE. EVENING AUCTION SALE Furniture, appliances. household•• ef- fects, snowblower, riding lawnmower, otc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Bern. Clinton, Ont. for Ernie Ellwood of Clinton plus additions. WED„ MAY 29 AT 6 P.M. Gilson Freezer; older Westinghouse fridge; Frigidaire automatic washer and matching dryer; Zenith floor model col- our T.V.; Modern style floor model hiff w/eight track player; Admiral air condi- tioner; Filter Queen vacuum cleaner w/attachments, in excellent condition; Round Oak 42" dining table w/centre pedestal, in good condition; beer !fridge; 2 humidifiers; Electrolux vacuum cleaner w/power carpet head; 1 piece bedroom suite; old blanket box; trunk; six matching wooden chairs; treadle sewing machine; coffee table and 2 end tables; 2 'h round end tables; 2 brass table lamps; floor Tamp; chrome table & 4 chairs; 2 chrome folding chairs; 4 drawer chest; small desk; toaster oven; chesterfield & chair; folding picnic table; antique wardrobe w/2 doors and one drawer; 2 carpets approx. 8 ft. x 9 ft., new; 9 x 12 ft. wool area rug; plus other furniture; dishes; glassware; small appliances; MTD Lawnflite 5 HP. riding lawnmower; Lawnboy self pro- pelled lawnmower; Bolens 6 HP. 652 snowblower w/electric start; electric hedge clipper; step ladder; wooden ex- tension ladder; skill saw; electric motor; garden tools; old wall phone; milk cans; jugs; plus other Items of in- terest. TERMS: CASH AUCTIONEER Richard Lobb CLINTON 482-7898 LARGE AUCTION SALE Antiques, modern furniture, ap- pliances, glassware and household ef- fects to be held at Richard Lobb's Auc- tion Barn, Clinton, Ont. for Mrs. Lillian Smith of Hensel! and Mr. & Mrs. Grant Kealy of Walton. SAT., MAY 25 AT 10 A.M. G.E. Harvest Gold frost free, square model fridge; G.E. Harvest Gold 24" electric stove; beer fridge; RCA Colour TV; Filter Queen vacuum; Singer electric sewing machine In stand; modern pine dining table with pedestal, 18" wide leaf and 4 matching chairs, like new; old drop leaf dining table; chesterfield w/pull out bed; chesterfield and chair; antiquecherry bonnet chest; Windsor back style chair; modern bowed glass china cabinet; china cabinet; cedar chest; modern kitchen storage cup- board; floor model hiff; Sessions Pillar mantel clock; round wicker fern stand; hall tree; 2 fancy small tables; fancy table lamp; 1/, round end table w/drawer; magazine table; chrome table and 4 chairs; old picture viewer; wooden 3/4 size bed w/48" mattress, like new; double continental bed w/good mattress; dressers w/mirrors; modern night table; filing cabinet; knee hole dresser; portable typewriter; modern vacuum cleaner; chest of drawers; portable electric sewing machine; child's rocking arm chair; book shelf; 4 matching wooden chairs; several good upholstered chairs; table lamps; floor lamp: swag lamp; finger oil lamp; oval picture frame; round framed mirror; 2 large picture frames; 2 sets of matching drapes & bedspreads; several good wool blankets and sheets; hand- made quilt; pillow cases; 2 hand hooked rugs; wooden framed mirror; odd wooden chairs; odd tables; folding'pic- nic table; electric broom; India brass pieces; dishes & glassware including an- tique & collectable pieces; small ap- pliances; pots & pans; luggage; 220 elec- tric heater; Black boy lawn ornament; aluminum wheelbarrow; aluminum ex• tension ladder;32 5781/2 solid wood door and aluminum door; 2 step ladders, etc. NOTE: This is a large, excellent, clean offering. PLAN TO ATTEND. TERMS: CASH AUCTIONEER Richard Lobb 482-7898 Two shows combine to examine Hydro proposals The membership of the Foodland Hydro organization continues to swell as can- vassers criss-cross the municipalities of Middlesex, Huron and Bruce Counties. Lan- downers' indignation continues to rise, as they contemplate that their rich soil could be wasted to support a hydro line, when a viable alternative route is available where less productive land would be used. The interest accumulating on donations made to Foodland-Hydro is paying for the meagre expenses of the organization to date. No major expenses are foreseen in the immediate future, and the bulk of the money collected will be available for professional expertise at a later date. The early spring sunshine has brought a surge off activity in our agricultural com- munities but volunteers continue to donate time and effort to ensure that an effective voice will be heard on behalf of the Foodland-Hydro members. Earl Cherniack, Q.C., and the Legal Liaison and Strategy Committee have the critical task of selecting expert witnesses, and9onsiderable work is being performed in this area now. - The member of the Promotional and In- formation Committee have been delving in- to the vast and specialized world of the media. With the co-operation of both elec- tronic and print media, we have spread the aims of Foodland-Hydro, particularly in the daily and weekly newspapers. C.B.C.'s Radio Noon, with Roy Maxwell, aired a telephone interview with Gerald Rose regarding the impact of a hydro corridor on agricultural. practices. C.K.N.X. radio in Wingham broadcasted an interview with Foodland-Hydro's first vice-chairman, Ken \1PCregoronMav9th • 46. In memoriam BURKHOLDER In loving memory of a dear brother and uncle Wesley Burkholder who passed away May 23, 1981: Tears fill our eyes as we softly speak your name, Memories deepen as we tenderly think of the past, Questions still unanswered why you were taken so fast, But love and remembrance last. Treasure him Lord in your garden of rest, For while on earth he was one of the -best. In our hearts, he will always live, - f The dearest brother, God could give. -- Always remembered with love by Bill, Brenda, Tina and Shona. --21 47. Card of thanks 40. Lost & Found MISSING. Tiny, black and white female puppy from lot 3. Con 4, Seaforth. DOG NEEDS MEDICAL CARE $100 reword. Phone Brenda Whyte 527 0613 19t1 LOST Whitp mole cat, declowed. last seen Lot 42 out Boyfield Rd Phone 4829505 ask for Michelle, between 9 6 p m 20,21 41 . To give away Thank You Our sincere thanks to the Clinton- Brucefield "5" who helped to make our 13th Anniversary so 'special and the Best yet! (You 'Sneaks! thank you - Norman and Mom WANTED Good home in country for large main dog Phone 482 3508 21 TO GIVE AWAY 1'7 yr. old blonde female don medium size, part terrier, collie, spayed. Good dog to good hortre Phone 565.2679. 21 x 43. Births SALVERDA Nell and Arlene are pleased to announce the safe arrival of a son, Neil Johnathon Edword, born at Clinton Public Hospital, May 13, 1985, a new brother for Pamela, Mlchaer and Suzanne 21nx HUMMEL With praise to God, Albert and Frances are pro ud to announce the arrival of a son, Gregory Ryan, weighing 7 lbs. 4 oz. on Sunday, May 12, 1985 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. A brother for Jason, Kim, Shown and Dayna. Proud grand- parents are Mr. and Mrs. G. Zondbergen, Exeter and Mrs. Rita Hummel, Clinton. - -21nx LEATHERLAND Sincere thanks to everyone who remembered me with' cards, flowers and visits while I was a pa- tient in Wingham' Hospital. Marion Leatherland.-- 21 YEO We wish to thank family, friends and n 3ighbours for gifts, cards and good wishes while in hospital arid since returning home. Special thanks to Dr. Steed and Clinton Hospital staff and Fran. Sincerely Karen and Neil (baby) Yeo. —21x KUMM We wish to thank everyone for the flowers, cords, gifts and visits during our stay at Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Horrett, Dr. Steed and second floor nursing staff for their ex- cellent care. Ruby and Lindsay Kumm. 21 'I'I KENNEDY Thanking gf5ctors Newland, Salsbury, Harrett, Watt and the nurses for the core I received. Ber- nice Kennedy. -- 21x SCOTCHMER A sincere thank you to my family, neighbors and friends for their cards, flowers, gifts, letters and visits while a patient ' in University Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Shepherd, Dr. Mclsiac and Dr. Sharpe. lulu Scotchmer. 21 C.F.P.L. television will be airing an "In- quiry" program on the hydro line issue May 26th, with Tony McQuail and Ken McGregor representing Foodland-Hydro. Foodland-Hydro actively canvassed the local political candidates in the recent Pro- vincial election. Indeed, the proposed hydro corridor (Ml) from Bruce to London was a definite political is a in this area. We con- tinue to maintain litical pressure on our elected represen tives, and we urge all concerned peop a to do the same. Statements recently issued by the Public Utilities Commissions have gained m - attention. A communique circulated by Windsor P.U.C. requested endorsement of a resolution by area municipal P.U.C.'s that "there will be no further delay in providing for electrical transmission line routes out of the Bruce Nuclear Power Development". Foodland-Hydro has made clear they have not delayed construction of a transmission lime. The delay was caused by those along the M3 route who were successful in having the decision of the Consolidated Hearings Board quashed in the Ontario Supreme Court. Because of this action, transmission line routes have again been proposed through the productive lands of Bruce, Huron and Middlesex counties. A presentation by the committee was made recently to the City of London Council which was considering the previously men- tioned Windsor P.U.C. resolution. The Coun- cil ultimately amended the resolution with words to the effect '+`that prime land be avoided where feasible". There will be a General ' Meeting of Foodland-Hydro executive and delegates on May 16th, and a report will be forthcoming. 47. Card of thanks HOGG In appreciation to my friends: The whole world seems nicer, brighter too Because of thoughtful people like you. , Thanks so much. Joy (Ball) Hogg. -21 COLLINS I would like to thank everyone who sent cards, visits, flowers and helped in any way. Many thanks to Dr. Flowers, Dr. Horrett, Dr. Watt and Rev. Pick for his visits also nurses of first floor. . They were all so kind to me. I appreciate the good care I received while in Clinton Hospital. Myrtle Collins. -21 ---,--_.._—WALDEN . • - I wish to say sincere thanks to doctors R. Flowers and A. Steed for their expertise during my recent stay in Clinton Public Hospital. Thanks to the hospital staff - nursing, housekeeping, dietary and administrative and finally thanks to those friends who expressed concern with cards, flowers and visits, .I am' deeply"grateful. Marny Walden. --21 " • CHAMBERS I would like to thonk all my friends, relatives and neighbours who sent cards,' flowers and visited me during my stay in .Seaforth Hospital. Your kindness was greatly appreciated.: Bill Chambers, -- 21x -- — —BLYTH U.C.W. The Garage Sale Committee of the Blyth U.C.W. would like to express their appreciation to everyone who made donations, gave their time or helped in any way. A special thank's to the merchants of•Blyth for their generous contribu- tions also to our auctioneer Mike Cummings. Last, but not least "Thank you" to everyone who attended our 10th annual garage sale. on May 11. It. is because of you, our sale is such o tremen- dous success. -21 • BROMLEY We would like to thank all those who sent cards, flowers and .gifts while we were in Clinton Hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Dr. Street and nurses on second floor. Anita and Charlene Bromley. -21 - STEPHEN I would like to thank friends, and ,neighbors for flowers', cards and visits while in hospital. Special thanks to nurses on first floor a'tid doctors Baker, Watt and Horrett, Angus C. Stephen. -21x PUGH We would like to express our sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for beautiful floral tributes, cards of sympathy and memorial donations during the recent loss of our mother, grandmother and greot•grandma. The thoughtfulness shown to us all' waS greatly ap- precioted. Percy, Doreen and family. —21x For Your Shopping Convenience w COETT LER'S A Store foil of Beautiful Furnituri will be open. TUESDAY, MAY 21 to FRIDAY MAY 24 9:30 am, to 9an, SATURDAY 411 6:00 .m. also SUNDAY (May 26) OPEN FUSE 1:00 porn. to MO Iii our newly expanded l*WferooniSs al stock over 300 plates of quality -both and Patio Furniture by :Marshal why wait until a S pternber s bay thorn t4OW at a bettor FOR YOUR MR