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Clinton News-Record, 1985-5-29, Page 24Page 22—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29,1985 [.Person& CIATES GALORE: For all ages and unottached Thousands of members anxious to meet you. Prestige Acquaintances. Call, Toll Free 1-800- 263-9163. Hours Noon Till 8 p.m. 22o 38. Auction Sale Richard Lobb Auctioneer CLINTON - 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR WED., MAY 29 AT 6 PM - Furniture, appliances, riding lawnmower snowblower at Richard Lobb s Auction Barn Clinton for Ernie Ellwood plus additions. THURS., MAY 30 AT 6 PM - MF 65, MF 35 tractors, machinery, appliances. furniture, 4'4 miles east and ' r mile north of Walton for Mr. Carl Uhler. THURS., JUNE 6 AT 6 PM - 3 tractors and old farm machinery for Gordon Scotchmer 2 corners South of Boyfield on Highway 21, 1'•, miles east SAT. JUNE 8 AT 10 AM • Antiques, fur- niture, appliances, piano guns etc. at Lobb's Auction Born. Clinton, Ont for the Estate of Harry M Dodds of Goderich. WED. JUNE 12 AT 6 PM Furniture, ap- pliances, tools of Lobb's Auction Barn, Clin ton. Ont. for the Estate of Clarence and Birdetta Rath of Belgrave r � � CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SALE of household goods Monday, June 10/85 6:00 P.M. BRINDLEY AUCTION SERVICE DUNGANNON Auctioneer: Gordon H. Brindley Watch next week's paper for listing GARDINER A UIC TIONS. PUBLIC AUCTION Thurs. June 6th 1.985 OA PM VIEWINGtROM 4 PM DAY OF SALE at THE GARDINER AUCTION BUILDING 49 SOUTH ST. GODERICH (NEXT TO THE LIVERY) We will Sell Without Reserve U, TOOLS, APPLIANCES SEDFURNITUREand ANTIQUES TERMS—CASH - VISA--MASTERCARD CERTIFIED CHEQUE PAUL SPAIN Auctioneer Good clean consignments now being accepted noon until 8 pm Pick up of Targe items available WATCH FOR NEXT WEEKS PAPER FOR LIST OF ARTICLES 24-2421 CLASSIFIED 38. Auction sage EVENING AUCTION SALE to be held 21/2 miles south and 11/4 mlies east of Bayfield Ont. for Gordon D. Scot- chmer. THURSDAY, JUNE 6 AT 6 PM McCormick W30 antique tractor runn- ing; McCormick Super W6 TA with tor- que amplifier and five PTO; Interna- tional A tractor w/manure loader & Char Lynn pump; IH 7 ft semi mount mower; IH 3 furrow ACE bottom plow and 2 furrow plow; McKee harvester w/22ft self unloading wagon & pipes; McCormick 200 TW ground drive manure spreader; horse drawn spring & stiff tooth cultivators; IHC 3 bar side rake; 4 section spring tooth drags; buzz saw; platform on wooden framed wagon; wooden gravel box; 9 x 24 tractor chains; small round forge & tools; small anvil; emery for mower knives; plywood grain box for trailer; woven wire stretcher with bar and ratchet puller; 16 ft x 4" grain auger; old plat- form scale; Renfrew cream separator; antique wooden churn; 2 Iron kettles; 3 buggy wheels; 2 wheel trailer; neck yoke; whiffle trees; wagon & buggy tongues; 2-16 ft Lundy gates; 1-14 ft Lun- dy gate; taps & dies set; roll of snow fence; pile of scrap; Jackal) jack; forks; chains; hand took; block & tackle plus other Items too numerous to mention. TERMS CASH LUNCH BOOTH Richard Lobb Auctioneer CLINTON 482-7898 AUCTION SALE of machinery and household items will be held ..for Jim Johnston and Ross Peacock. Lot 46 Con. 1 Morris Twp. 1 corner south of Bluevale then 2 miles east or 11/4 miles west of Jamestown. SATURDAY JUNE 1 AT 12 NOON David Brown 990 tractor, MH 44 tractor, Allis WC tractor, MH No. 10 baler has NH thrower, ME 5 bar rake, Int. 7' mower, 32' bale elevator, hydrien 3x14 plow, Ent. 510, 16 run drill, 20' weed sprayer, 10' disc, 10' Kongskilde cutivator, NE pto, 170 bu spreader, 5 section harrow, grain box on wagon, 2 ten ton wagons, 40 ft pto grain auger, trailer, Fairbanks 9" hammer mill and 6" belt, Clark gas' motor, 2 electric 1/2 Hp motors, 3/4 Hp air compressor, 3 Hp Briggs & Stratton rototilier, electric fencer wire and stakes, 10 ton hydraulic jack, 50 ft snow fence, cedar post rails lumber, 90' of 1/4" plastic pipe, Int. 163, swather, 12' has water cool motor, New Idea 165 bu spreader, NH mower, Case 3x14 plow, Kongskilde 8' cultivator, approx 15 ton grain and 8 ton corn, choremaster tiller, circular saw, clippers, water tanks, chains, forks, oil stove, furniture, household 'items. FOR INFORMATION PHONE 887-9470 TERMS: CASH Owners or Auctioneer not responsible for accidents day of sale. Brian Rintoul: Auctioneer 38. Auction sale AUCTION SALE of Farm Machinery, Livestock & Real Estate, will be held for SAM PLETCH Belgrave Tuesday, June 18th 10:30 aft. Auctioneers Grant McDonald -Ripley 395-5353 Wallace Ballagh-Teeswater 392-6170 `J a/ ire// V r..S Lori.alei rile, 4 AUCTION SALE E • s ▪ Jae ire, pleasO'l to announce the upcoming 'auction sales for .4)7(7.141 F ,'„r•n and Lloyd Mousseau. 3 miles west' and 'r mile south of r i.ci �S.sfha/•4 ir,,,,..oll ori a 'SOr—It';tL„ A SATURDAY, JUNE 8 AT 110:30 A.M. PROPERTY: 14,•lr „.n, •in ,,e,l lour acres of mature trees, delightfully landscaped featuring n 1 •,t,.,,.y 1,,„M Ingnu• 4 herlrooms, dining room living room. rnuntry kitchen 7 boil •, , '•,•v+ !orgy family room. 2 car garage. inground swireinir,q pool hank hoc v, N. '•r'I• 11 vrr,rk shop area LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Pt Lot 17, Concession 5 Hay township TERMS: Sillily suhlect to reasonable reserve f inartr ing available 55 000 00 down, balance in 30 Boys To he offered at 1 00 P M FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES: F'gin National coffee grinder, weigh station vstern pump sausage stutter 7 day clock bassinette with skirt. butter spoons copper ter) kettle and boiler 7 piece chesterfield suite. 5 piece chrome kitchen suite Freer h P1 , ,,, ,.1i , ()hint.' and stereo office desk 2 chests'of drowers. occasional chairs 19 •,rloii'r•d TV like new 30 Westinghouse stove (gold) Singer sewing MO( Hine ,v nh , nhir,ei „,any Tire ,terns CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT: 18 gooseneck tandem .5th wheel trailer 74 x 8 hrnent form•, 941111 WO wedges 20 rompnctor r w Honda motor B & D hnrnmer drill Mortor mixer with Honda motor 2 propane coristructiori heaters & 1 electric Mokita 6” hand grimier Hilty gun with ammunition, concrete skill saw and cart. 220 amp electric welder vises & shop tools acetylene torch. electric impact wrenches assortment of puller•, McCullough 10 10 chom saw. 3000 & 1500 watt generators. large assortment of ren„ •,, wr,rkinq eguipr-neat 8 took large assortment of lumber door•, and 111IS( ,Iii„•, WOODWORKING EQUIPMENT: 10 bench sow 1 H P 10 Delta rodral orrn sow 6 Brave, Irmo,„ ! 2 hind •.nw drill press 42 wood lathe c w motors.& c hrsels like new spindle shaper 3 horvontal kelt sander assortment of door locks covered door hinges quantity of wood & iniac items and tools pertaining to this type of business FARM EQUIPMENT & MISC.:.f00(1 Ford tractor r w hydraulic loader. 3 PTH scraper blade 9 Kongskilde cultivotor 3 sect diamordd harrows, 5 ton wagon with flat rock Case hay haler 3 tee t ding harrows ' , ton truck rocks 4 cylinder Datsun gas motor 3 wheel hey(le hrnn tacks 1 3030 Marlin rifle. 16 gauge semi automatic Remington shot gun double 1,.,rsn trader 18 Monroe boot with 65 H.P Evinrude motor & troller Antique (utter many more interesting Items TERMS: Cnsh n, , tregue with identification PROPRIETORS: C,Ini m and yoyd Mousseau Retuing to Grand Bend erect 236 4819 For further info,motir,n tomo( t (rdficle, .4.4onfrzfer-'.1 AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS TENDER BROKERS 8• BUSINESS CONSULTANTS BRUCEFIELD 482-7181/482-3120 {;r 39. Educational CAREER IN TRUCKING Transport drivers needed Now is the time to train for your Class 'A license. For pre-screening and job placement in- formation contact Mery Orr's Transport Driver Training. London (519) 432-1726. Cambridge 1519) 623-2430. 22o FREE CAREER GUIDE describes 200 learn•at-home correspondence Diploma courses Accounting Art, Bookkeeping, Business Management Clerk Typist, Secretary. Journalism. Television Servic• ing, Travel. Granton (5A) 263 Adelaide West Toronto. 1-800.268-1121. 22o AUCTION SCHOOL. 14th year 1200 graduates courses April. August and December. Write Western Canada School of Auctioneering Box 687. Lacombe. AB TOC 1S0. Phone (4031 782- 6215. 22o 40. Lost & Found 42. Death notice MISSING: Tiny, black and white female puppy *from Lot 3. 'Con. 4, Seaforth, DOG NEEDS MEDICAL CARE. 5200. reword. Phone Brenda Whyte 527-06'3 1,9tf 41. To give away KITTENS: Free to good -homes. good mousers and litter trained. Call 527-0248. 22 [42. Death notice LONGMAN At Clinton Public Hospital on Wednesday, May 22, 1985 Harold W. Longman of Londesborough in his 79th year. Beloved husband of Mory E. (Dolmage) Loregman: dear brother of Irene (Mrs., Charles Weymouth) of Stratford, Carl Longman of Blyth; Lloyd Longman of Stratford• predeceas• ed by 1 infant son. Friends were received at the Beattie Funeral Horne, 55 Rattenbury St. E., Clin- ton. Funeral service was held on Friday, May 24 1985 commencing at 2 p.rn. Rev. David Snihur of• ficiated., Interment Blyth Union Cemetery. 22 AMENT At Cumberland, B.C. and formerly of Auburn, on May 22, 1985, Oscar Ament in his 95th year, Beloved husband of the laijs Viola Ament. Dear father of Irene Ament of Blyth and two sons Stewart of Blyth and Howard of Cumberland, B.C. Also survived by one sister Clara Hanney of Swift Current, Sask.. three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Funeral service was held on May 27, 1985 qt Courtenay, B.C.-22nx PEEL Chester Benton, 78 years of age, a resident of Lot 14, Concession 1. Raleigh Township (RR 5, Chatham), passed away at St. Joseph's Hospital, Chatham. on Monday, May 20, 1985. Surviving ore his wife the former Minnie Louise Boley; 3 daughters, Mrs. Doug (Louise) Furey of Seminole. Florida, Mrs. Wilfred (Joyce) Lundy of Dutton and Beverly Anne Parker of Raleigh Township. 4 sons. Robert Benton Peel of Londesborough, Ont., William Peel of Chatham, John Peel of Raleigh Township and Peter Peel of Chatham; 24 grandchildren and 26 great- grandchildren: predeceased by 1 infant son David and 2 sisters Evelyn Baybrook and Velma Boley. The funeral service was conducted at "The Chapel” of the Stephen -Alexander Funeral Home. 245 Wellington St. W.. Chatham, on Thursday. May 23. 1985 at 1:30 p.m. Rey. Craig Drummond of Providence United Church of• ficiated. Interment St. Thomas Anglican -Church Cemetery. Dover Township. 22 DOHERTY Ai Alexandra Marine and General Hospital Goderich on Wedriesddy: May 22. 1985, Peter James Doherty of R.R. 3 Goderich in his 22nd year. Dearly loved son of Frank and •Isabelie (Nivins) Doherty. dear brother of Kenneth of Tim mins, Kathy (Mrs. Bev. Brornley) of Blyth Paul of Port Albert Laurie of London. Sharon of Goderich, Shawn, Mary Lynn and Steven all at home: loving uncle of Chris and Scott Bromley and Evan and Sarah Doherty. The family received friends at the McCallurn Funeral Horne Cambria Rd. at East St Goderich 2 • 4 am,d 7 9 pen-. Fri- day Funeral Mass was held at 'St. Joseph's Roman Cotholir Chure;h Kingsbridge 10.30 o'clock Saturday morning. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery. Kingsbridge. 22 TIERNAY At The Seaforth Cornrnunity Hospital on Thursday, May 23rd. 1985 John Tierney of Blyth Ontario. Survived by several nephews. Rested or The Tosker Funeral Home. Blyth, Ontario. where the funeral service was held on Friday. May 24 at 2 p.m Interment Blyth Union Cemetery, 22 , • MALONE • Gary John of R R 2 Dublin Thursday May 23rd. 1985 at University Hospital London in his 21st year. Gory Malone sore of Audrey O'Rourke (Malone) and the late Alfred Malone Near brother of Robert of R R. 2 Dublin Ann Marie of R.R 4, Seaforth, dear step brother Of Vicki and Patti both of Clinton and Gait (Mrs. Barry Riehl) of Monkton and two step brothers David and Jamie, also survived by his step Bather Leonard O'Rourke and grandparents Mr. and 'Mrs. Em (nett Malone of Seaforth. Mr' Jar k Kemp of,Lon don and Mrs Leve 0 Rourke of Clinton clear friend of Miss'Cheryle Campbell. McKillop Twp. Friends called of the Whitney Rihr'y Funeral Horne, 87 Goderich Street west. Seaforth after 2 p.m Moy 24 until Saturday rtt 10 30 n in. when Mass of Chestier) burial was held at St lime", Roman Catholic Church. Senforth Interment St Colurnhan Cemetery 22 BRANDON At Clinton Public Hospital on Wednesday. May 22nd. 1985, Phoebe E, Brandon. formerly of Clin- ton in her 89th year. Beloved wife of the late Abraham C. Brandon, Dear mother of Betty (Mrs•. A. J. Deseck) of St. Clair Shores, Michigan: Charles Brandon of R.R. 4. Clinton, Also surviving are six grandchildren. Predeceased by one brother Russell Bloomfield. Friends called at the Beattie Funeral Horne. 55 Rattenbury Street, East. Clinton on Thursday evening from 7 - 9 p.m. A private family funeral service was held on Fri• day, May 24th at 4 p.m. Rev. R. Norman Pick of- ficiated. Interment Bayfield Cemetery. 22 43. Births CLARK At Clinton Public Hospital on Sunday May 26 1985. Thomas Clot'nf Huronvii'w Home Clinton formerly 01 Henson. in his 88th year No known survivors Visitation was in the Henson Chapel of the Michael P 0Connor FOsterol Horses 118 King Street oiler 7 p m . Tuesday. where the funeral and comnnttal service was conducted at 10 a m. Wednesday Moy 29 Rev Stan McDonald officiated. Interment to follow in Hensall Union Cemetery 22 47. Card of thanks STEPHENSON Blaine and Leisa (nee Ritchie) are pleased to an- nounce the safe orrival of a daughter, Leanne Marie. weighing 6 lbs. 2 ozs. on May 14. 1985 of St. Joseph's Hospital, London. A sister for Michael and Cara. 22nx NIXON Jarnes Leroy of 79 Richmond Street. Henson on May 23 1985. suddenly os a insult of an accident James Nixon in his 38th year Beloved husband of the former Debbie Smith and dear father of Tire Greg. and William all of horne Door brother of Sue (Mrs Wolter Woyfowich) of Windsor Glen ond his wife Loin of H'eri,nll Alice Ann 'Mrs Charles Toltonl of London Gene (Mrs Jnne Boynhorn) of Iona,: ond lyres (Mrs Cori Crossett) of Denfield Loved son of Alice and Dale Nixon, Seaforth and son in law of Wayne and Marlene Smith of Hensall Friend' called at the Whitney Rihey Funeral Horne 87 Goderich Street West Seaforth after 7 p rn Saturday un til 2 p m Monday when funeral services were held Interment Moitlandhonk Cemetery. Seafor th Rev Ston McDonaldoffice:0ed 22 VERBURG John and Margaret thank the Lord far the safe arrival of their first child, Sarah Anne, born on Monday, Mgy 20, 1985 of Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Salsbury and O.B. nursing staff. 22nx GRAINGER Steve and Koren are pleased to announce the ar- rival of their daughter, Kerri-Lyn, born at Clinton Public Hospital on May 22. 1985 weighing 7 lbs. 14 ozs, A new little sister for Brodly. 22nx . PROUSE Gory, Dorlene and Dona ore thrilled to announce the arrival of Devon Tyler William on Moy .23. 1985, weighing 8 lbs. 12 ozs. Proud grandparents are Bill and Bev Chowen, Lois end Cec Hallam and Bob Prouse. First great•grandson for Mori. Smith and Florence Ludvigson. - 22nx PRESTON Christopher is' pleased to announce the birth of his brother Tyler Stuart, born May 21. 1985. Pro- ud parents ore Debi and John and proud grand• parents are Ken and Mary Gibbings of Clinton and ' Tina and Crad Preston of Surrey, England. 22nx 46. In memoriam EVANS Suddenly at his residence, on Sunday May 26 1985 Mr Rirhord (Dick) George Evans of R R 3 Clinton in his 71st year Survived hy ceche daughter Anita (Mrs Robert McKinlay) of R dgetown and five sons Bert of Clinton William I of Burnaby B C Patrick Peter and Richard Jr Also survived hy four grandchildren Predeceas ed by his wife Violet (Cole) Evans Friends were received at the Ball & Falconer Funeral Home. 153 High Street Clinton on Tuesday 7 9 p m Funeral service was held on Wednesday Moy 29 at 2 p m Interment Clinton Cemetery 22 CAMPBELL 1 would like to thank all those who remembered me while 1 was a patient at St. Josephs Hospital, London, my wife and family, my relatives, the nurses on 4th floor S.W., Dr. Harris and Dr. Mead for the T.L.C. 1 received, Also thanks to Dr. Newland. My friends, the church and the various organizations for flowers, gifts, kind deeds and "get well" cards- 1 would also like to thank Revs. Bechtel, Pick, Simmons and Stan McDonald for their visits. Everything was very much apprecioteell. -- George "Short" Campbell, —22x RILEY In loving memory"of a dear husband, Alec Riley. 'who passed owes/May 30, 1974: I will always remember in in) heart. The happiness we both knew • We travelled life's pathwoy together, It was beautiful because of,yoi' I remember the day I met you. And the day God made you mine, I remember the day I :est you, I will till the end of time. And with all my tears and heartaches This one thing has made me glad You chose me to share with you. Those wonderful 30 years and children we had. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by wife Ora 22x • GLOUSHER In loving memory of our parents and grand parents Herbert who passed away May 1. 1982 and Mae who passed away June 4 1983 The family chain is broken now But mernories will live forever Lovingly remembered and sorely missed by their family 22x CRICH I would like to thank my family for the lovely retirement dinner and birthday given in my honour. It was greatly appreciated by me and I love you deeply. - Margaret Crich, 22x LANSING t would like to take this opportunity to thank Dr Street, Dr. Watts and the nurses on first floor of Clinton Hospital while I was a recent patient there. Thanks also to my friends and neighbours who visited me and for cards flowers and gifts and since returning home. Your kindness was much appreciated. Beth Lansing. 22 47. Card of thanks DE JONG A 'sincere thank you ' to everyone for flower cards. gifts and visits during my stay in Clinton Hospital Special thanks to Dr. Newland. Dr Lambert Dr Har ret.t and first floor nursing staff. Thanks to Betty and her staff in O.R. and special thanks to Father Pluto. Doreen De Jong. 22x FLORIAN My thanks to all who visited sent cards. flowers and treats during my two recent confinements in hospital. Special thanks to Doctors Horrett. Watts, nurses and staff on first floor Fr. Pluto, VON for home core Pearl Shanahan and Ber- thenq Cruickshank for their help. All is much appreciated. Audrey Florian. 22x SCHREIBER We would like to thank our neighbors and friends who made Mabel's 75th birthday a day never to be forgotten and also for our anniver- sary on Saturday. Thank you all. Milton and Mabel Schreiber. 22 PENHALE I would like to thank family and friends for flowers and cords. Special thank& to Doctor Chan, Doctor Couchi and nursing staff on 1st Floor. Sincerely Lillian. 22x 'BROMLEY We would like to take this opportunity to thank oil our friends neighbours and relatives for all the beautiful cords flowers and acts of kindness shown 00 the recent death of our brother and un (le Peter' It is times like this when el person wellies lust hilw much friends really mean to there Kathy Bev Chris and Scott Bromley 22 GLAZIER Thanks to police doctors. nurses and ambidance ottendants who helped me and to everyone'who sent treats and flowers while in hospital Myrtle Glaser, 22x FLEISCHAUER We would like to thank everyone who helped to make April 27 1985 a very special day for us Dennis and Jenny Fleischauer 22x JERVIS I wish to thank family and friends for flowers, cords and good wishes while in hospital and since returning home. Also thanks to Dr. Watts, Dr Newland and the staff of Clinton Hospital. Special thank you to Gramma and Grampa Jervis and Daddy for looking after the kids. Jill Jervis 22x COWAN I would like to express my thanks to those who remembered me while in the hospitr, Special thanks to the first floor nurses and D Harrett and Rev Barber 22x d -'Residential Farms - Business Resort Property COUNTRY LIVING - Stanley Township. Renovated 1'/2 storey home, country kitchen, living room, family room, 3 bedrooms. Located on 1.4 acres. A must to see. CLINTON - Ontario Street. Brick and sided bungalow, two bedrooms on main level, large kitchen, living room and bath. Partially completed basement. This property is clean. TUCKERSMITH TOWNSHIP - Two bedroom brick bungalow, full basement with rec room. Excellent starter home and priced to sell. Bob Thomas Res. 482-3096 Office 324-9097 MAURICE GARDINER REAL ESTATE LIMITED 34 STANLEY STREET GODERICH 524.2966 'We May Be Number One! But • We're Still Trying Harder!'. CALL US • TO WELCOME YOU HOME BUILD YOUR OWN HOME ON ONE OF THESE CHOICE LOTS! NEW LISTING - 1.48 acres approved plan of subdivision (7 lots) water & sewer at lot corner. 5th Ave., Vanastra. Price at 515,900. 510,900 - Harvey's Place, Bayfield. 25 Acre Serviced Lois- Map available. 512,000 • Argyle St., Bayfield • 82,5 x 130' Vacant lot. 515,500 - Ducharme Estates - Ducharme Crescent, (Bayfield) - Serviced lot, storm sewers, gravel drive. 530,000 Bayfield - 3.51 Icres - vacant treed lot. 530,000 - Stark St„ Bayfield • Fair Acre Estates, 3 vacant lots. inside white gates 198' x 132' 545,000 - Lot 5, 6, 7 McTavish St., Bayfield. small cottage. Fur further information on these and other properties CONTACT: DIANNE ALEXANDER 2513 - 555565-2513