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Clinton News-Record, 1985-07-03, Page 18pyx oLASSIFIED 35. Notice to creditors IN 1 HE ESTATE OF JOHN GEORGE MANN, late of the. Town of Clinton,' in the County of Huron, Retired Former. deceased. ALL persons having claims against the Estate of the above-named who died on the 25th day of March, 1985. or a required to file full particulars thereof with the undersigned on or before the 12th .day Int July, 1985. after which date the assets will be distributed: having regard only to the claims of -which .the. undersigned shoII then have notice. DATED at Clinton: Ontoriorihis 12th day of June, 1985., •+ E.B. MENZIES, Q.C, Barrister qnd Solicitor P.O. Boz 68,' 49 Albert•St.• Clinton, Ontario NOM ILO Solicitor.for the Executor. -45,26.27 . IN THE ESTATE,OF RUTH DONELDIA SHADDICK, lote of the Town.,of `Clinton; in the County of Huron, Spirlster, deceased. ALL persons hoving cloims against the Estate of the above•nomed who died on the 13th day of April. 1985. ore required to file full porticulars thereof with the undersigned on orbefore. the 12th day of July, 1985. after which date ',the assets will be distributed.. having regard only to the claims of •whtch:.the undersigned-sholl'then have'notice. DATED at Clinton, Ontario this .12th day of June. •1985; " E.B.MENZIES. Q.C:• Barrister and Solicitor 13,0..Box 68. 49 Albert St. 'Clinton, Ontario NOM) LO Solicitor for" the Execytor.-25.26,27 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ALL persons having claims against the' Estate of ELEANOR ISABEL BRADNOCK, late of the Village of Auburn, in the,County,of Huron. who died. on or about the 19th day of April; 1985 are -required to file. the same with .full particulars' with the • undersigned by 'the 13th •day of "July. 1985, os •., after thol date the. assets of the estate will be (519) 623.2430:-270 distributed. ' • DATED_at Goderich, Ontario, this 17th cloy of ° June, 1985,- PREST and EGENER,- • Barristers, etc, - ` 33 Montreal: Street, Goderich, Ontario: MISSING: Tiny, block and white Solicitors for the Estate.=25--27ar from lot 3, Con. 4, Seaforth. MEDICAL CARE.. $500 reward. ' IN, THE, ESTATE OF MURIEL,, KATHERINE , MID•' Whyte 527.0613.--19tf " DLETON, late of the Town -of Clinton in the Coun- ty of 1-furon, Widow. deceased. •` PLL.PERSONS having claims.o_ goinst the Estate_ol . the above•namec(,.who died -on the 29th day of April, 1985. ore required to file full porticulars thereof with•the undersigned on or before the . SCOTT . 39th 'day of July 1985 after which date the "At-Seaforth, Community Hospital on Wednesdoy, - . ' HENDERSON-HUNKING 38. Auction sale ONTARIO's Largest Form Machinery Consign- ment Sole, Norwich, Ontario. Friday July ,12, 1985, 10 a.m. (Sales conducted second Friday each month). Approx. 150-175 troctors plus all types of form equipment. Consignments welcome., For more information coll. (519) 424- 9998or '(519) 424-9093. Proprietors K.S. Hamulecki 8 Sons. -27o Richard =lobb-Auctioneer CLINTON - 482-7898 AUCTION. CALENDAR SAT.. JULY 6 ATI' AM- Household effects of Richard Lobb's Auction Barn. Clinton for estate of Ab Shoddick. SAT., JULY 13 AT 11 AM - Household ef- fects'ot Richard Lobb's Auction Born, Clinton -for Mrs. -Vero Crich of Clinton. WED.. JULY 17 AT 6 PM - 1983 Dodge 400 convertible car;;' only 7900 Km.; guns, antiques and modern furniture at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton, Ont., for the estote of James Kelly of Goderich. 39. Educational 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.=o27 AUCTION SCHOOL: 14th,year, 1,200 graduates, courses April;' August and December. Write Western -Canada -School- of-Auctioneering,- Box 687, Lacombe, AB TOC 1S0. Phone (403).782- 6215. -25.280 CAREER IN TRUCKING: Transport drivers needed. Now is th'e 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. I,40.Lotod female puppy DOG' NEEDS Phone Brenda '42. Death notice 42. Death notice ' DICK At South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on Tuesday June 25, 1985, Mrs. Myrtle Mary McColl (Taylor) Dick of 90 Oxford Street. Hensoll. Beloved wife of the late Rex Dick (1964)., Dear mot of Audrey (Mrs. Charles Durnin) ,of Lond6n, Mrs. Dick is predeceased by two brothers John and Orville Taylor and by two sisters Miss Jenny Taylor and Mrs. IrenejHarvey. Also surviving ore nieces and nephews and one grondson Robert. Visitation was in the Hensoll Chapel of Michoel P. O'Connor Funeral Homes, 118 King Street: where the funeral service was conducted on Fri• dpy, June 28, at 1 p,m. Rev, Kenneth Knight of- ficiated. Interment followed in Hensall Union ,Cemetery. -27 .HOOD At Huronview Home, Clinton on 'Wednesday, June 26,' 1985, Mr. J. Nelson Hood; formerly of R.R. 3, Kippen; in his 86th year. Beloved husband f it late -Vero -(Hutcheon)-Hood,(1980)._Deor_a- e • t.c` Sefliievertan It has now been six motilth8 that the residents of Goderich Towaehip have been celebrating their Sesquicentennial. Dances. card parties, a fashion show, social gather- ings, a nature walk and a special Easter ser- -vice all have been highlights so far. Everyone is looking forward the special week, July 15.21, the play called the Farm Show and the children eagerly await their fun Sports Day on July 6. Many people have unearthed trivia in their search' for information on their family history or for the published history of t1'. township: These finds have amused and entertained -many visitors to these homes. T le -Township records -also -house in- teresting facts. For these choice bits of historical notes a thank you must be extend ed to the Township Clerk, R.E. Thompson. .-: t . ,, t..._... .L...• :.. Leon ♦k.,. f9,...1- ,..,.,. .,. be paid $100 to do all that Council required him to do and also what the law required him to do? In 1881 it was recorded that the reeve gave the deputy -reeve some verbal deice - no mention is made as to what th 'uther'of Joyc•(Mrs. Ross Carter) of London. Dear advice was! In 1882 it was noted that the brother of Mrs.Normo Perkin of London. Mr. treasurer was ill so no accounts were paid. Hood is predeceased by two sisters. Also surviv•4k Every tavern keeper in 1856 was to allow ing ore four grandchildren Jim, Donna; Jason travellers free use of fire and water and and lan Corter:Visitation after 7 p.m. Thursday in the Hensall Chapel of the Michael P. O'Connor Funeral Homes, 118 King Street, until Friday, June 28, then to St. Andrew's United Church, Kip- pen:- where the funeral and committal service was conducted at 3 p.m. Rev. Stanley McDonala officiated. Private interment followed in Baird's- Cemetery.-27 43. Births THOMPSON Ted' and Diana Thompson (nee Brochu). thank God for the birth of their son Mark Edward, weighing'9 lbs. 4 oz. at Mount Sinai Hospital. Toronto. A little brother for• Adom. Proud grand. parents are Jock and Ann Thompson of Trenton and Rene and Alice Brochu of Clinton.-27nx FALCONER Brian and Julie Falconer ore pleased to onnounce the safe orrivol of their daughter, Ashley Norepe Evelyn, weighing 7 lbs. 1 'oz. on June 15, 1985. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Falconer, Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs, Ross McBeath, Kippen. First great-grandchild for Mr... and Mrs. Alex McBeath, Kippen and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hayter, Varna.-27nx KAASTRA .. Gord and Marianne wish to annbunce the birth of their daughter, Katherine Denise "Katie" on June 17, 1985 weighing 8 lbs. 10 ozs. Aiit•le sister for - Chris. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Fred Hellingo. Londesboro and Mr. and Mrs. Sid Kaastra, Holmesville.'-27nx 44. 'Engagements assets will be, distributed; having regard only to • June 26th, 1985, Mrs. Emily Alice (Rattenbury) Patricia Hunking and Jack•and Jean Henderson the claims of which the undersigned shall then Scott, of Brucefield in her 90th year. Beloved wife are pleased to announce the forthcoming map have notice. ' !i1 ° . ' - of' Ross Scott and dear mother of Ruth (Mrs. Leon rioge of Joon and Gordon, on July '13 at the DATED at Clinton;Ontario, this 19th day of June, ° Rushcall). of Victoria BC and Ken, of Brucefield. Hunking residence. Reception to fbllow at 9 p.m. 1985. „E,B MENZIES Q.C. " ,grandchildren. Predeceashby-one sister an `° Also loved by 8grandchildren and 3 great-„ in Blyth. -27 • Box 68, -one brother. Friends were received at the Boll & • Clinton. Ontario Solicitor for the Executors,, 26.28 • 38. Auction sale Falconer Funeral Home, 153 High Street, Clinton, on,Thuriday from 2 • 4 and 7 • 930 p.m. Funeral service was held at the funeral' home bn Friday, June 28th at 2 p.m. Interment Baird's Cemetery, J HtISTON • , 46. In 'memoriam • all have no authority to hforce any person from his premises at reasonable hours (6:60 4.1n. tb 10:00 p.m.) providing that the per- son(s) er- sons) conduct himself or themselveil, in • a quiet and orderly manner. Over 100 people requested the ?%wnehip to sign an agreement with Hydro permitting rural hydro into the Township in 1920: In 1925 the enabling by-law was paused. it's hard to say if governments today work any slower! It was'reported that in 1894 Council met except for the Reeve since he had been severely kicked by his horse. In 1901 a gentleman was paid $12. for damages to his child having its arm fractured, caused by a defective sidewalk in Holmesville. Another gentleman was paid $12 in 1869 for the car and support ofa foundling. g which was left a his door.. These flashbacks in time make everyone realize that some things never change and that the humour and drama that surround people today did so in years now only known - _through records. The 1-5-0 celebrations have, given the residents a chance to reestablish, their identity as a very strong unified com- munity. The visionaries would also ,add that the best is yet to come! AFF R' HB ON:TACTTHE AGENT IN YOUR AR Bayfield„ FRAN BURTON 565,2438 Blyth RAY MADILL 523.4334 Clinton 'JOHN DUDDY 482.3766 Varna RON KEYS 2626273 fl INSUft111kWC 'L1"E i -•;Stonley'Twp. 27 „ i * In loving, memor `o y f a o dear ion, Maxwell Johnston, who passed away July 8, 1978 - r WILLIAMSON • • Your presence is ever near me; . At Huionview on Wednesdoy. June 26th, 1985, .Your love remains with me yet. Rebecca Elliott, formerly''of Goderich Twp. in her You were the kind of son; , ` 86th year. Belcived wife of the late Barney , Your father and mother will never forget,- -,,Williomson.and.dear_mother_of-Nelson William_-tovingiy-remembered.-by-Dad_and son. of Goderich Twp. Friends called at the StilesMother.-27x • Funeral Home, 77,.Montreol Street, Goderich on Thursday from -2 • 4 and 7 • 9 p.m. Service in the ' JONES ° chapel on Friday at 2 p.m.;Interment Maitland ' In loving memory of our D6d,, AlvinJones; who Cemetery: 27 was killed on July 4, 1984: EASTON • - We miss you corning home at night, AUCTION SALE of household effects will be hgld for Bill Hull,`Druritmond Street at Blyth. SATURDAY, JULY 6 ° ° AT 12:30 P.M. Chesterfield, rocking choir,` 3 end 'tables, coffee table, card' table, desk, shelves,_TV tables,_lamps, odd chairs 'including press backs, chino cabinet, chrome table and chain, 2 coat racks, Moffat stove as new, Co -Op fridge, G.E. 'vacuum cleanir, dishes, pots and pans, electric sewing machine, medicine cabinet, ironing board, box stove, °d dressers, ouble and' single beds, luggage, B inch arm saw, 3 saw horses, • wheel barrow, plank; numerous small items. TERMS: CASH Brion Rintoul, Auctioneer OWNER OR AUCTIONEER NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR.ACCIDENTS AUCTITOFTSAII Antiques; furniture; appliances; etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction drain, Clinton, Ont. for the Estate of Ab Shaddick of Clinton, Ont: plus additions, SATURDAY JUL-Y 6 AT 10 AM Two fridges; etectrlc.,stove; Finlay 30" gas stove; Onward theft freezer; B & W Portable -TV:- F l ltir - Queen- vacuum - cleaner w/power carpet heed; humidifier; antique kitchen shelf clock; pressback nursing rocker; small gateleg table; brass fireplace fender; unusual antique combination china cabinet and buffet with centre mirror, gloss ends and two bowed gloss doors; nine piece dining room suite by/beveled walnut front on china. cabinet & buffet; modern three -piece - bedroom- suite -w /box - spring & mattress; three piece bedroom suite; 7 x 9 reg; bridge lamp; hall table; French Provincial chesterfield & choir; chesterfield S. chair; leatherette chestirffeld & chair; floor lamp w/pink flared glass shade; fancy walnut coffee table w/gloss top; 2 end tables; chest of silver; large table lamp; 2 high back Kroehler swivel rockers; reproduction Gone -With -the -Wind -lamp;. polio -lamp;_ artificial fireplace; small tables; leatherette upholstered chair; floor lamps; swag lamp; upholstered chain: small jardiniere; 6 place setting of Bavaria The Queen Rose Pattern dishes; antique floor modal radio; bottom for old flat to, Wall; wheel barrow; lawn roller; lawn ornaments; garden tools; wooden extension ladder; CHESTERFIELD WITH _PULL _OUT_ BED_ LIKE _NEW: _ step _ ladder, crock; herding & linen; plus our usual'"" large offering of dishes; glassware; pots & pans; smell appliances; etc. • 'TERMS: CASH Auctioneer: Richard Lobb CLINTON 482-7S98 • Your little jokes and loving way. At Huronview 'on Sunday, June 30, 1985, Mary Your "being there" of supper time. "Mae" Louise (Webster) Easton, formerly of As we told you of our,doy. , , Usborne Twp.in her 84th year. Beloved wife of. Words do not describe you, t Andrew -M- Easton -and -dear-mother-of-Mary-Dear Father that we had i- , `Easton of • Toronto land Don Easton of Usborne , All our memories of you say, Twp. Dear grandhlother;: sof Cqthy, Doug and You're our one and only "nod". Mary Easton; great-grondmother• of Jared. "'We never'soid goodbye to'you, Predeceased by one son Tom and three brothers . Or told you how we felt,. Bill, George and Cliff Webster. Rested at the R.C. What your presence meant to us, • -• Dinney Funeral Home, Main' Street. Exeter. While in this life you dwelt. -There was no visitation. A private funeral service A stupid tractor killed you, was held at the funeral home on Tuesday, July 2 There'was nothing we could do, ' at 11 a,m. Rev. Kenneth Knight officiated. Inter - So now we take this time to say. ment Exeter Cemetery. -27 How much that we love you. • • • • , - -F -'`- We love you and miss you, 'D6d,-Lona-and - David'Jones. _27 _ KENNEDY At Joseph Brant Hospital, Burlington, on Thursday., June 27. 1985, Vercy (Geiger) Ken- nedy,� formerly .of Hensall: in her 93rd yearn Beloved wife of the late Eric Kennedy (1966).' Dear mother'of•Ross'Kennedy of Hamilton and June (Mrs. Karl Heslip) of Burlington. Loving ' grandmother of severs grandchildren. Dear sister of Ira Geiger of Hensall, Beloved daughter of the late Mr,. and Mrs, Owen Geiger. Predeceased by HAMILTON In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather; William Homilton, who ' passed •away July 9, 1976. -Lovingly remembered by wife Pearl, daughters Lgnora, Shirley and Helen and families.. -27x JONES five brothers: Rested at the T. Harry.Hoffmon 8 In loving memory of my dear husband,'Alvin Sons Funeral Home, Dashwood with visitation JonesLvho was killed July 4.1984: commencing Friday a} 7 p.m, FFunerol service I will always remember' you in my heart, Saturday. June 29, 1985 al 7 p.m, Rev. S. The happiness that we both knew, McDonald' of Hensoll officiated, Interment Em• As we travelled life's pathway together, manual UC, Cemetery, Zurich. -27 „ It was beautiful because of you. I remember the day 1 met you, ' NIGH And the day God mode you mine, At Huroriview, Clinton on Thursdoy, June 27, Yes, l will always remember. 1985, Miss Aloysia Nigh, formerly of Clinton, in,. Until the end of time. -her_75th-year,-Deor_sisterof_ Sister Febroniaof But with all my teors`and heartaches - London. Also survived by three nieces and three The one Thing that has made me gtod, t nephews. Predeceased., by one sister and three. You chose me to`share with you, ' brothers, Friends were received at the Beattie The wonderful years and the love that Funeral Home, 55'Rattenbury Street East, Clinton - Sadly missed by Linda. 27 on Friday from 2 • 4 and 7 , 9 p.m. Requiem Mass was held of 51. Joseph's R.C. Church on Saturday, Jane 29, 1985 commencing at 111 •a.m. Father Pluto officiated, Interment' Clinton Cemetery, 27 NEILANS James' Alexander. passed away in Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday. June 27, 1985. Jomes Alexander Neilans. of Londesboro, Ont.. in his 80th year...Mr, Neilans wos a 60'year member of Hullett Lodge No, 568 A.F, 8 A.M., Londesboro and a 50 year past master. He served as District Deputy Grand Master df North Huron District in 1939, a member of London Lodge of Perfection. London Sovereign Chapter, Rote ,Croix and Moore Sovereign and Consistory, Hamilton. He is survived byseveral-cousins-Predeceased by his parents; Thomas and Ellen (McGill) Neilans. Visitation at the Tosker Funerol Home. Biyih after 2 p.m. Saturday until Sunday where funeral service wos held at 2 p.m. Irtterdent Maitland Bonk Cemetery, Seaforth. -27 WILTS Suddenly os the result of an occident on, Sunday, , June 30. 1985, Garry Wayne Wilts. Dearly below• -.ed.son.oF Gerrit-and.Reino Wilts of Londesboro, Ontario in his 19th year. Dear bother of Janet, Dennis. Gerber' and Joanne, all at home. Dear grandson of Mrs. Moria Wilts of Hullett Twp and Mrs, ,Anne Wynja of Exeter. Rested at the Tasker FuneralHome, Blyth, Ontario, where friends were received on Tuesday from 7 • 9 p.m. Funeral service wd's held in the Londesboro United Church on Wednesday. July 3 at 2 p.m. In- terment Blyth Union Cemetery. -27 - TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING Aa' PROPOSED' COMPREHENSIVE • ZONING BY-LAW TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Stanley will hold .° series_of public -open houses, as indicated below; to consider the proposedcornprehensive zoning by-law. OPEN HOUSES . Thursday, August 8. 1985 Drop in anytime between %� • . ' -2:00 p.m. -4:00 p.m. 7:00-p:m--9:00 p.m. Saturday, August ,10, 1985 10:30°a.m 2 30 p.m. . LOCATION -TOWNSHIP' OF, STANIF ;COMMUNITY• CENTRE COMPLEX, (West of Varr '' Jun County Road No. 3) • The open hots fes are deemed to be publl• meetings under Section 34 (12) of The Planning Act; .they provide a .1exible, timetable to suit the majority of ratepayers-and-an-opportunity-totonsider-and-discuss specifk concerns. . ° The proposed zoning by-law affects the entire Township of Stanley, as' shown en the attached map below. It, implements the Stanley=, Township Secondary Planby:establishing, land use controls and zones ` ` in,the Township. , - ' ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written'or verbal_representation either in support ,of or in opposition, to the proposed zoning by-law. - ' ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, relating to the prom:tied zoning by; -law is available at the Township Office at R.R. No; 1, Varna during :normal business hours. in addition. a draft copy of the proposed by-law Is be- ing sent, for information purposes, to all owners of property and tenants, as noted'on the.latest revised assessment records. DATED AT THE TOWNSHIP OF' Melvin Graham -STANLEY June 28th,r1985 Clerk, Township of Stanley R.R. No.1 ' ° VARNA, Ontario 'NOM,2R0 (519) 482-7907 " • We hod, 47. Card of thanks - ELLIOTT We would Iike.to.thank our relatives, frig . s and neighbors for. your expressions of sympathy shown to us. Grant. Wanda and family, 27x BRAND I would like to thank Father Pluto, hospital staff, relatives and friends for their care. visits; cards and flowers during my stay in Clinton Hospital. especially Drs. Watts and Newland and the friendly nurses on first floor; Thank you ogoin, it was very much • appreciated. - Corrie Brand: -27x JAMIESON Mon; thanks to my family. friends, relatives, co- workers, Burns U.C,W., Rev, Dove Snihur, Rev. Ston MacDonold for their cords, visits and remembrances: to the doctors and nursing staff on 6th floor west for excellent care•while 1 was in University Hospital, London: Everything wai ap- preciated and brightened eoch day, -Jim Jamieson. --27x CALDWEI(L' 1 would like to thank friends and relatives fbr I cords, treats and visits while wos in Clinton and University Hospitals. Thanks to Dr. Flowers, Dr, Street, Dr. Morgan and staff. nurses and oma bulonce attendants who looked after' me. Your kindness wos 'appreciated. -Gordon Coldwel 1, -27 .1s Z*14 El 1144 ifttiftta le sal it ri"mmss D • WWaft* s r • 5 wriddi w• 1- -1 north 38. Auction sale' -38. Auction sale '4 t ARCHER _..._ , - . AUCTION SALE_ ' Something for everyone) Sale of household effects, corn- martial 'items. jewellery, giftware. Consignments also. 2 taken. SATURDAY, JULY 13 -STARTING AT 1 P.M. 4 i LOCATED AT THE FORMER OFFICER'S MESS BUILDING 114 VANASTRA -- ON HIGHWAY 4 BESIDE THE ONTARIO ' HYDRO OFFKE. WE NEED GOOD, CLEAN ry CONSIGNMENTS! PHONE 482-3733 , Turn your unstented household items Into cash) ,Giant Barbecue and Dance to follow auction. , 9'%2°% 93/80/0 1-012%1-03 4% 1 .1* SODAYS 1YEAR SYEARS 5YEARS 5YEARS x' SHORT TERM PAID ANNUALLY PAID MONTHLY COMPOUND PAID ANNUALLY ON:TACTTHE AGENT IN YOUR AR Bayfield„ FRAN BURTON 565,2438 Blyth RAY MADILL 523.4334 Clinton 'JOHN DUDDY 482.3766 Varna RON KEYS 2626273 fl INSUft111kWC 'L1"E i -•;Stonley'Twp. 27 „ i * In loving, memor `o y f a o dear ion, Maxwell Johnston, who passed away July 8, 1978 - r WILLIAMSON • • Your presence is ever near me; . At Huionview on Wednesdoy. June 26th, 1985, .Your love remains with me yet. Rebecca Elliott, formerly''of Goderich Twp. in her You were the kind of son; , ` 86th year. Belcived wife of the late Barney , Your father and mother will never forget,- -,,Williomson.and.dear_mother_of-Nelson William_-tovingiy-remembered.-by-Dad_and son. of Goderich Twp. Friends called at the StilesMother.-27x • Funeral Home, 77,.Montreol Street, Goderich on Thursday from -2 • 4 and 7 • 9 p.m. Service in the ' JONES ° chapel on Friday at 2 p.m.;Interment Maitland ' In loving memory of our D6d,, AlvinJones; who Cemetery: 27 was killed on July 4, 1984: EASTON • - We miss you corning home at night, AUCTION SALE of household effects will be hgld for Bill Hull,`Druritmond Street at Blyth. SATURDAY, JULY 6 ° ° AT 12:30 P.M. Chesterfield, rocking choir,` 3 end 'tables, coffee table, card' table, desk, shelves,_TV tables,_lamps, odd chairs 'including press backs, chino cabinet, chrome table and chain, 2 coat racks, Moffat stove as new, Co -Op fridge, G.E. 'vacuum cleanir, dishes, pots and pans, electric sewing machine, medicine cabinet, ironing board, box stove, °d dressers, ouble and' single beds, luggage, B inch arm saw, 3 saw horses, • wheel barrow, plank; numerous small items. TERMS: CASH Brion Rintoul, Auctioneer OWNER OR AUCTIONEER NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR.ACCIDENTS AUCTITOFTSAII Antiques; furniture; appliances; etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction drain, Clinton, Ont. for the Estate of Ab Shaddick of Clinton, Ont: plus additions, SATURDAY JUL-Y 6 AT 10 AM Two fridges; etectrlc.,stove; Finlay 30" gas stove; Onward theft freezer; B & W Portable -TV:- F l ltir - Queen- vacuum - cleaner w/power carpet heed; humidifier; antique kitchen shelf clock; pressback nursing rocker; small gateleg table; brass fireplace fender; unusual antique combination china cabinet and buffet with centre mirror, gloss ends and two bowed gloss doors; nine piece dining room suite by/beveled walnut front on china. cabinet & buffet; modern three -piece - bedroom- suite -w /box - spring & mattress; three piece bedroom suite; 7 x 9 reg; bridge lamp; hall table; French Provincial chesterfield & choir; chesterfield S. chair; leatherette chestirffeld & chair; floor lamp w/pink flared glass shade; fancy walnut coffee table w/gloss top; 2 end tables; chest of silver; large table lamp; 2 high back Kroehler swivel rockers; reproduction Gone -With -the -Wind -lamp;. polio -lamp;_ artificial fireplace; small tables; leatherette upholstered chair; floor lamps; swag lamp; upholstered chain: small jardiniere; 6 place setting of Bavaria The Queen Rose Pattern dishes; antique floor modal radio; bottom for old flat to, Wall; wheel barrow; lawn roller; lawn ornaments; garden tools; wooden extension ladder; CHESTERFIELD WITH _PULL _OUT_ BED_ LIKE _NEW: _ step _ ladder, crock; herding & linen; plus our usual'"" large offering of dishes; glassware; pots & pans; smell appliances; etc. • 'TERMS: CASH Auctioneer: Richard Lobb CLINTON 482-7S98 • Your little jokes and loving way. At Huronview 'on Sunday, June 30, 1985, Mary Your "being there" of supper time. "Mae" Louise (Webster) Easton, formerly of As we told you of our,doy. , , Usborne Twp.in her 84th year. Beloved wife of. Words do not describe you, t Andrew -M- Easton -and -dear-mother-of-Mary-Dear Father that we had i- , `Easton of • Toronto land Don Easton of Usborne , All our memories of you say, Twp. Dear grandhlother;: sof Cqthy, Doug and You're our one and only "nod". Mary Easton; great-grondmother• of Jared. "'We never'soid goodbye to'you, Predeceased by one son Tom and three brothers . Or told you how we felt,. Bill, George and Cliff Webster. Rested at the R.C. What your presence meant to us, • -• Dinney Funeral Home, Main' Street. Exeter. While in this life you dwelt. -There was no visitation. A private funeral service A stupid tractor killed you, was held at the funeral home on Tuesday, July 2 There'was nothing we could do, ' at 11 a,m. Rev. Kenneth Knight officiated. Inter - So now we take this time to say. ment Exeter Cemetery. -27 How much that we love you. • • • • , - -F -'`- We love you and miss you, 'D6d,-Lona-and - David'Jones. _27 _ KENNEDY At Joseph Brant Hospital, Burlington, on Thursday., June 27. 1985, Vercy (Geiger) Ken- nedy,� formerly .of Hensall: in her 93rd yearn Beloved wife of the late Eric Kennedy (1966).' Dear mother'of•Ross'Kennedy of Hamilton and June (Mrs. Karl Heslip) of Burlington. Loving ' grandmother of severs grandchildren. Dear sister of Ira Geiger of Hensall, Beloved daughter of the late Mr,. and Mrs, Owen Geiger. Predeceased by HAMILTON In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather; William Homilton, who ' passed •away July 9, 1976. -Lovingly remembered by wife Pearl, daughters Lgnora, Shirley and Helen and families.. -27x JONES five brothers: Rested at the T. Harry.Hoffmon 8 In loving memory of my dear husband,'Alvin Sons Funeral Home, Dashwood with visitation JonesLvho was killed July 4.1984: commencing Friday a} 7 p.m, FFunerol service I will always remember' you in my heart, Saturday. June 29, 1985 al 7 p.m, Rev. S. The happiness that we both knew, McDonald' of Hensoll officiated, Interment Em• As we travelled life's pathway together, manual UC, Cemetery, Zurich. -27 „ It was beautiful because of you. I remember the day 1 met you, ' NIGH And the day God mode you mine, At Huroriview, Clinton on Thursdoy, June 27, Yes, l will always remember. 1985, Miss Aloysia Nigh, formerly of Clinton, in,. Until the end of time. -her_75th-year,-Deor_sisterof_ Sister Febroniaof But with all my teors`and heartaches - London. Also survived by three nieces and three The one Thing that has made me gtod, t nephews. Predeceased., by one sister and three. You chose me to`share with you, ' brothers, Friends were received at the Beattie The wonderful years and the love that Funeral Home, 55'Rattenbury Street East, Clinton - Sadly missed by Linda. 27 on Friday from 2 • 4 and 7 , 9 p.m. Requiem Mass was held of 51. Joseph's R.C. Church on Saturday, Jane 29, 1985 commencing at 111 •a.m. Father Pluto officiated, Interment' Clinton Cemetery, 27 NEILANS James' Alexander. passed away in Clinton Public Hospital on Thursday. June 27, 1985. Jomes Alexander Neilans. of Londesboro, Ont.. in his 80th year...Mr, Neilans wos a 60'year member of Hullett Lodge No, 568 A.F, 8 A.M., Londesboro and a 50 year past master. He served as District Deputy Grand Master df North Huron District in 1939, a member of London Lodge of Perfection. London Sovereign Chapter, Rote ,Croix and Moore Sovereign and Consistory, Hamilton. He is survived byseveral-cousins-Predeceased by his parents; Thomas and Ellen (McGill) Neilans. Visitation at the Tosker Funerol Home. Biyih after 2 p.m. Saturday until Sunday where funeral service wos held at 2 p.m. Irtterdent Maitland Bonk Cemetery, Seaforth. -27 WILTS Suddenly os the result of an occident on, Sunday, , June 30. 1985, Garry Wayne Wilts. Dearly below• -.ed.son.oF Gerrit-and.Reino Wilts of Londesboro, Ontario in his 19th year. Dear bother of Janet, Dennis. Gerber' and Joanne, all at home. Dear grandson of Mrs. Moria Wilts of Hullett Twp and Mrs, ,Anne Wynja of Exeter. Rested at the Tasker FuneralHome, Blyth, Ontario, where friends were received on Tuesday from 7 • 9 p.m. Funeral service wd's held in the Londesboro United Church on Wednesday. July 3 at 2 p.m. In- terment Blyth Union Cemetery. -27 - TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING Aa' PROPOSED' COMPREHENSIVE • ZONING BY-LAW TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Stanley will hold .° series_of public -open houses, as indicated below; to consider the proposedcornprehensive zoning by-law. OPEN HOUSES . Thursday, August 8. 1985 Drop in anytime between %� • . ' -2:00 p.m. -4:00 p.m. 7:00-p:m--9:00 p.m. Saturday, August ,10, 1985 10:30°a.m 2 30 p.m. . LOCATION -TOWNSHIP' OF, STANIF ;COMMUNITY• CENTRE COMPLEX, (West of Varr '' Jun County Road No. 3) • The open hots fes are deemed to be publl• meetings under Section 34 (12) of The Planning Act; .they provide a .1exible, timetable to suit the majority of ratepayers-and-an-opportunity-totonsider-and-discuss specifk concerns. . ° The proposed zoning by-law affects the entire Township of Stanley, as' shown en the attached map below. It, implements the Stanley=, Township Secondary Planby:establishing, land use controls and zones ` ` in,the Township. , - ' ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written'or verbal_representation either in support ,of or in opposition, to the proposed zoning by-law. - ' ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, relating to the prom:tied zoning by; -law is available at the Township Office at R.R. No; 1, Varna during :normal business hours. in addition. a draft copy of the proposed by-law Is be- ing sent, for information purposes, to all owners of property and tenants, as noted'on the.latest revised assessment records. DATED AT THE TOWNSHIP OF' Melvin Graham -STANLEY June 28th,r1985 Clerk, Township of Stanley R.R. No.1 ' ° VARNA, Ontario 'NOM,2R0 (519) 482-7907 " • We hod, 47. Card of thanks - ELLIOTT We would Iike.to.thank our relatives, frig . s and neighbors for. your expressions of sympathy shown to us. Grant. Wanda and family, 27x BRAND I would like to thank Father Pluto, hospital staff, relatives and friends for their care. visits; cards and flowers during my stay in Clinton Hospital. especially Drs. Watts and Newland and the friendly nurses on first floor; Thank you ogoin, it was very much • appreciated. - Corrie Brand: -27x JAMIESON Mon; thanks to my family. friends, relatives, co- workers, Burns U.C,W., Rev, Dove Snihur, Rev. Ston MacDonold for their cords, visits and remembrances: to the doctors and nursing staff on 6th floor west for excellent care•while 1 was in University Hospital, London: Everything wai ap- preciated and brightened eoch day, -Jim Jamieson. --27x CALDWEI(L' 1 would like to thank friends and relatives fbr I cords, treats and visits while wos in Clinton and University Hospitals. Thanks to Dr. Flowers, Dr, Street, Dr. Morgan and staff. nurses and oma bulonce attendants who looked after' me. Your kindness wos 'appreciated. -Gordon Coldwel 1, -27 .1s Z*14 El 1144 ifttiftta le sal it ri"mmss D • WWaft* s r • 5 wriddi w• 1- -1 north 38. Auction sale' -38. Auction sale '4 t ARCHER _..._ , - . AUCTION SALE_ ' Something for everyone) Sale of household effects, corn- martial 'items. jewellery, giftware. Consignments also. 2 taken. SATURDAY, JULY 13 -STARTING AT 1 P.M. 4 i LOCATED AT THE FORMER OFFICER'S MESS BUILDING 114 VANASTRA -- ON HIGHWAY 4 BESIDE THE ONTARIO ' HYDRO OFFKE. WE NEED GOOD, CLEAN ry CONSIGNMENTS! PHONE 482-3733 , Turn your unstented household items Into cash) ,Giant Barbecue and Dance to follow auction.