Clinton News-Record, 1985-07-10, Page 21LARGE AUCTION SALE
Antiques. piano, appliances, furniture
to be, held' at Richard Labb's Auction
Barn, Clinton, One, for Mrs, Vera Crich
of Gunton, some furniture from
Dashwood United Church Manse ' and .-
silverware gpA Cornflower crystal from
Cepha Bell of Goderich.
SATURDAY, JULY 13 AT 10 AM
Hot Point portable clothes. washer,
nearly new, cost over '600:00 new;
White Westinghouse square model
fridge; Kelvinator 30" electric stove;
Speed Queen automatic washer; Beaty
clothes dryer; wringer washer; Belwood
chest freezer; modern chesterfield, like
new; modern hutch style china cabinet;
Duncan Phyfe style double pedestal
dining table w/a leaves. six chairs &
fancy china , cabinet; wardrobe
w/mirror door & drawers; 2 bedroom
suites; top for Hoosier cupboard;
upright piano; long coffee table;
matching coffee & end tables; recliner
chair; vanity dresser; child's desk; 2
chrome table & chair sets; rollaway
bed; students desk w/chair; chest of
drawers; floor lamps; component hiff; 2
antique bonnet chests; 5 small parlour
tables; rocking chair; odd wooden
chairs; antique combination secretary
and bookcase; 'combination side board
& china cabinet; washstand 3 drawer
chest; wooden dining table; wooden
smoker's stand; card table & chairs; set
of Harmony Rose dishes; large offering
of Cornflower dishes; large offering of
silverware, Remembrance, Milady,
Ballad, Coronation, Adoration, First
Love, Lady Hamilton, Evening Star,
Exquisite and Bridal Wreath patterns;
small rip saw; 1 HP electric motor;
stationary lig saw on bench; hand tools;
saws; garden tools; plus our usual large
offering of bedding, dishes, glassware,
pots & pans, small appliances, etc.
TERMS: CASH
Auctioneer: Richard Lobb
CLINTON 482-7898
EVENING ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
1983 Dodge 400 Convertible car, guns,
antiques, appliances, furniture, etc. to
be held at Richard, Lobb's Auction Born,
Clinton, Ont. for the Estate of James
Kelly of Goderich.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 AT 6 P.M.
'Car and guns will be sold at 7:30 P.M.
CAR: 1983 Dodge 400 two door
convertible car with four cylinder
automatic, radio, bucket seats, wire
wheel hub caps. Run only 7991
Kilometres. Selling certified.
GUNS AND EQUIPMENT: Savage rifle
with high power 22 cal.. barrel and 410
i shotgun barrel; BSA and M Co. 1896 303
rifle; Henry Arms Co. double barrel
open hammer shotgun; Hopkins aand
Allen double barrel shotgun; Savage 22
rifle short or long single shot; pellet 'i
pistol;nbayonetnz 2-aid:swords; powder.
horns; old power and shot flasks; plus
other belts & accessories; floor model
gun cabinet; 7 x 50 Binoculars.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Grandfather clock
with Gothic style top, bought new in
1973; Antique flat -to -wail combination
bookcase and desk; antique blanket
box; fancy oak hall mirror; Beaty
square model fridge; Finlay 24" electric
stove; Kirby Heritage vacuum cleaner,
nearly new, cost '1200.00; Zenith 26"
colour TV on stand; floor model stereo;
four piece modern bedroom suite; two
piece modern bedroom suite
w/mattress; Sklar chesterfield;
chesterfield and chair; open style
corner cabinet; small desk & chair;
recliner chair; upholstered chair; oval
parlour table; round pedestal parlour
table; NINE PiECE DINING SUITE
including table w/5 leaves, six chairs,
buffet and two door china cabinet;
antique, hall mirror; card table and four
folding chairs; modern liquor cabinet;
large old barometer; fireplace tools;
White electric sewing machine in stand;
toilet pitcher and basin; round chrome
kitchen table; two bent Iron chairs;
projector and screen; small pedestal
table;_seueraal.Shlllcraft..xstgeetwo china_
type horses with two wheel cartf; large
offering of books TV trays; coffee
table; fireplace tools; pole lamp; floor
lamp; small antique wooden box; coffee
maker; Ironing board;, lots of bedding;
dishes and glassware including antique
pieces; small appliances; pots & pans;
luggage; towels; radio; jig saw;
vibrating sander; aluminum step
ladder; bench grinder; electric garden
tiller; electric drill; a few garden tools,
etc.
Plan to attend this interesting auction.
TERMS: CASH
Auctioneer: Richard Lobb
CLINTON 482-7898
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CLINTON 4 482.789.6
AUCTION CALENDAR
SAT., JULY 13 AT 10 AMM - Household ef-
fects.at 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, Clintoh, Ont., for the
estate of James Kelly of Goderich.
SPECIAL
COMBINE SALE
Saturday, July 20,1985
BRINDLEY SALES YARD
Dungannon
SMALL ITEMS - 9:30 A.M.
Took, Miscellaneous Items
EQUIPMENT - 10:30 A.M.
Ploughs„Discs, Cultivators, Haying
Eulpment, Rotor Cutters.
COMBINES -1:30 P.M.
Over 30 Combines and 7 Swathers
TRACTORS - 3:00 P.M.
Over 50 different sizes and makes.
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR
TO CONSIGN CALL
519.-529-7625
AUCTION SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
FROM MAX BUSHELL'S HOME AND ADDI-
TIONS FROM WONGHAM TO BE HELD
SATURDAY, JULY 13TH, 1985
at 11 A.M. at
WINGHAM AUCTION CENTRE
Chest freezer, approx. 15 cu. ft.; 2
modern triple dressers with matching
night tables; 2 chest of drawers; library
table; wardrobe; 3 chesterfield suites; 3
black & white T.V. sets; 3 stereos
w/record players; 1 color T.V.; 2 pr.
speakers; drop leaf small table)w/2
chairs; several upholstered easy chairs:
rug, approx. 12'. x 12'; painted dining
room table; 6 hip rest chairs; shop
vacuum; buffalo robe: trunk; modern
wool winder; cuddly bears; 2 Milzl dolls;
toys, games, etc.; 2 sun lamps; crocks;
sprayer; electric lawn mower; bicycle:
White "cabinet model sewing machine;
several table temps; pole & swag lamps:
electric foot bath; battery charger; 3
crock pots; Kenmore table model sew-
ing machine; 30 cup coffee maker; bun
warmer; electric knife; stainless steel
sauce pans; Ladies' 6' Solomon skis and
boots; 12 doz. sealers; feather, tick; 2
electric blankets; sheets, spreads,
towels, etc.; glassware, china
cups/saucers; odd dishes; Corningware;
Pyrex; clocks; radios; quantity
Christmas decorations; several Big Band
records; much more.
PREVIEW: Friday, July 12/85 7-9 P.M.
JACK ALEXANDER -Auctioneer,
TEL.
357-1011 and 357-1442
39. Educational
if AVM 1
f#t Cliel6h Public Hospital' on,T:Itarrsday, July 4th,,
1985, Mrs: !£rudy Raedts, of Queensway Nursing
Home, Hensall, in her70th yeat`. Beloved wife of ,
the late John Roedts (1984) and Sake Christiaans
(1966). Beloved mother of Hilda Von Soest, Her-
man Christiaans, both of Holland, Chri§ and Mary ,
Christiaans, of Barrie, Jack and Julianne
Christiaans, of London and Anita and Alex Kiss,
of Clinton. Also survived by 17 grandchildren and
7 great-grandchildren. The funeral was held in
Barrie on Saturday, Jul>r 6th, 1985. Interment.
Union Cemetery, Barrie. -28
i IORGAN -
Gordon E.A. resident of London and formerly of
the Dresden area, passed away suddenly on
Monday, July 811h, 1985, at Bayfield, at the age of
58. Beloved husband of Suzanne (DeMey). Dear
father of Evelyn and James Phillips, of Goderich;
Cindy and Chris Sullivan, of Dresden; Gus and
Bonnie Morgan, of Dresden; Jamie Morgan, of
London. Kind brother of Willa Mae (Mrs. Murray
Smith), of R.R. 1, Thamesville, Carna (Mrs. Garry
Proctor), of Paris, Claude Morgan, of Oshawa.
Beloved grandfather of Christina and Cayrn
Phillips; Sadina and Jeremy Morgan. Predeceas-
ed by a grandson Kevin, sister Velma Morgan
and brother Charles Morgan. Rested at the John
C. Badder Funeral Home in Thamesville until
Wednesday, July 10th when funeral services
were conducted at 2 p.m. Interment Dresden
Cemetery. -28
AUCTION SCHOOL: 14th year, 1,200 graduates,
courses April,' August and December. Write
Western Canada School, of Auctioneering, Box
687,. Lacombe, AB TOC 150. Phone (403) 782-
6215.'-28o
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Now is the time to train for your Class. "A"
License. For prescreening and job placement in-
formation contact Mery Orr's Transport Driver
Training, London. (519) 432-1726, Cambridge.
(519) 623-2430. .28o
t_____2. Death notice . -
HORNER
'At Freeport Hospital, Kitchener, on Saturday, Ju-
ly 6, 1985. Mr. Albert Horner of Seaforth;ein his
95th year: Beloved husband of the late Violet
Rathwell. Dear father of Marion (Mrs. Frank
Ruston) of Stratford and Gordon of Waterloo.
Also loved by five granchildren and seven great-
grandchildren. Predeceased by two sisters Laura
(Mrs. Alf Ings) and Myrfle (Mrs. Elmer Krueger)
and one brother Blake. Friends were received at
the Ball & Falconer "Bgkx Funeral Chapel", 47
High Street, Seaforth, on Monday. from 2 - 4 and 7
• 9 p.m. Funeral service was held at the funeral
home an Tuesday, July 9 at 2 o'clock, Interment
Baird's Cemetery, Stanley Twp. -28
AUCTION
Friday,
July 12 at 11:00 A5it .
Walton. Welding Shop, Walton, Ont.
10 MILES NORTH OF SEAFORTH, 6 MILES EAST OF BLYTH ON HURON COUNTY ROADS 12 &
25.
SELLING THE COMPLETE CONTENTS OF THE WALTON WELDING SHOP FOR JIM & ELSIE
CARTER, WITH ADDITIONS FROM L & H RESOURCES.
G.E. portoble welder, 300 amp DC with cables & trailer; Lincoln 200 amp portable welder with
cables & trailer; 225 & 250 amp Lincoln welder; acetylene cutting & welding sets; drill press; 2
cut off saws; stands; ped. grinder; floor jocks; vises; heavy duty hand drills & grinder; work
benches; welding cable; clomps; pipe wrenches; heavy duty socket sets; gear pullers; exten-
sion cords; hammer drills; small portable air compressor; spray guns; paint; de-fogger; anvil;
chain saws; tap & die sets; a large selection of heavy duty hand tools; 9' Massey cultivator; 10'
trailer; Massey 65 tractor with cab (ex. condition); P.T.O. saw: tractor chains; 3 pt. hydraulic
fork lift; 3 pt. hydraulic wood splitter.
SteO•s4ock in pipe, round, channel, plate, tubing, flat, angle & square. Also new sets of drive
shed adjustable door hooks; 1.977 heavy duty 1 ton Chev pickup, only 500 miles on rebuilt
engine; heavy duty hydraulic press with 3/4 h.p. motor; 32" stroke; 8" bore; 16" 5 h.p. cut off
saw with 8' roller table .& vise; 2 hydraulic, 8 h.p. power packs; 12 speed '/, h.p. drill press; 5'
bed lathe with '1 /4 h.p. B accessories; Honda & Stratton gas engiries; -turf saver & implement
tires: 12", 16" & 20" cut off discs; V belts, hydraulic hoses &'control valves; gate valves; springs;
pulleys; sockets; photo copier; platform stoles; nuts; bolts; fire extinguisher. An excellent
auction to attend.
No property removed until settled for. Not responsible for accidents.
AUCTIONEER: PAT LYON PHONE 243-2713
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BOLGER
Gertrude Hannah. Passed away at Huronview,
July 4, 1985, Gertrude Hannah (Payne) Bolger of
Huronview, formerly of Brussels; wife of the late
Harry James Bolger (November 24, 1973) 'in her
82 year. Retired Bell Telephone operator for 33
years. Survived by one step -daughter Marilyn
Engel of R.R. 3, Brussels, one step -son Jim of
Calgary; sister-in-law of Mrs. Cecil Payne of R.R.
2, Bluevale, 4 nephews Ross and his wife Mildred
Fowler of Southampton, Don and his wife Audrey
Fowler of Port Elgin, Harvey and his wife Mar-
jorie Payne of Wroxeter, Scott and his wife Ola
Payne of R.R. 2, Gadshill, one niece Joan and her
husband Bill Adams of Amherstburg. Predeceas-
ed by her parents Bernice and Mary -Ellen (Smith)
Payne and one brother Cecil Payne and one
sister Pearl (Mrs. Fred Fowler). Rested at the
Brussels Chapel of the M.L. Watts Funeral Home
where funeral service was held on Saturday at
1:30 p.m. Interment Brussels Cemetery. -28
HOWSE
At his residence on Monday, July 8, 1985, Jacob
M. "Jake" Howse of 3 Marlene Street, St.
Thomas, suddenly in his 91st year. Beloved hus-
band of the late Mrs. Dora (Baker) Howse (1983)
and dear father of Douglas M. Howse of Clinton
and the late Mrs. Helen Louise MacDonald
(1960), Dear brother of Mrs. Claire Corner of
Tillsonburg. Predeceased by .one brother and by
six sisters. Also survived by seven grand-
children, two great-granddaughters and a
number of nieces and nephews. Rested at
Williams Funeral Home, 45 Elgin Street, St.
Thomas; where funeral service was held
Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. Interment
Elmdale Memorial Park Cemetery. -28
HOY
Mr. Louis William, of 132 Queen Street, Clinton.
At Clinton Public Hospital on Wednesday, July
3rd, 1985 in his 69th Year, Louis'Hoy, beloved
husband of the former'Anna McQuarrie and dear
father of Carolyn, of Clinton, Mrs. Connie Wor-
thington, of B.C., Larry; of Clinton, Mrs. Linda
Lightfoot, of Hickson and Wayne, of Goderich.
Also survived by.8 grandsons and 2 sisters (Ileen
(Mrs. George Dowson), of Hensall and Phyllis
(Mrs. Murray Miller), of Clinton. Predeceased by
one brother Gordon. The family received friends
at the Beattie Funeral Home, 55 Rattenbury St.
East, Clinton after 2 p.m. Thursday until 2 p.m.
Friday, when funeral services were held at the
funeral home. Interment'Ciinton Cemetery. -28
SMITH
At Huronview e, Clinton, on Wednesday, Ju-
ly 3rd, 1 •:5, a ence Smith. Beloved husband of
the lat E a (Davey) Smith,' in his 95th year.
Father°' f Leonard and Doreen Smith and Mar-
jorie • erne Hodgins,. both of Luton. Also sur-
vived»- by 13 grandchildren-, 18 great•
grandchildren, two sisters Mrs. Irene Brintnell,
of Cl f nton and Mrs. Ina Johns, of Exeter, one
brother Ashley Smith of Exeter. Predeceased by
three brothers William, Robert and Thomas.
Friends called at the Hopper -Hockey Funeral
Home, Exeter where funeral service was held on
Saturday, July 6th at 11 a.m. Interment,in Exeter
Cemetery. Rev. Grant Mills officiated. -28
SHARP
At Clinton Public Hospital on Saturday, July 6,
1985, Mr. Thomas Richard (Ridk) Sharp of R.R. 1, In ourhearts your memory lingers,
Ctrntorl, tri`his-25ttr'yPar:-Beloved-s,on-of-Ellen-tend- tiyitotithanth.n e-
Robert Govenlock and dear brother of Joanne Then there is not a day, dear brother,
Sharp of London, Susan and Michelle Govenlock That we do not think of you. _-
and Michael Sharp all of R.R. 1, Clinton. Dear -Ever remembered and sadly missed by Dave,
JOHNS
Mike Land Kathy aro happy( tea a announce the. safe
arrival of their daughter, Danielle Marie. an July
1984 weighing 6 lbs. 1 oz, fralitt fiist time
grandparents are • • Janet Jewitt and •penis
Jewitt, both of Clinton. Another, grandchild for
!Loretto Johnstonnof London. Greatgrandchildfor
Mary Rowcliff..e of Setaforth, alit and Elia. Flood of
Mitchell, andl.ucille Beauchamp of London. First
•great -great-grandchild for Clara Pretty of
Seaferth. 28nx
BEARSS •
Steve and Frances (Nee Campbell). are pleased to
announce the birth of their daughter, Candice
Elizabeth, in Clinton Public Hospital on Sunday,
July 7, 1985. Candi is the first grandchild for Bill
and Bonnie Bearss and tenth grandchild for
Harold and Adeline Campbell, all of Blyth,-28nx
" HAY
Keith and Susan are thrilled to announce the ar-
rn'al of., their daughter, Lindsay Catherine,
weighing 7 lbs. 2 ozs. on June 15, 1985, at the
Grace General Hospital, Ottawa.-28nx
NESBITT
Maurice and Kathy proudly announce the arrival
of Lee's baby sister, Rae -Lynn, on July 2, 1985 at
Victoria Hospital, London. Proud grandparents
ore George and Florence Nesbitt, Clinton and
Bob and Isabelle Bremner, Ethel. Proud great-
grandparents are Andrew Bremner, Ethel and
Della McMichael, Wroxeter.-28nx •
BAKKER
Aaron is proud to announce the arrival of his
new baby sister, Courtney, Marie weighing 6 lbs.
3 ozs. born July 2, 1985 at the Wingham and
District Hospital. Proud parents are Harry and
June of Belgrave. Grandparents are Lloyd and
Marion Machan of Blyth and Jan and Tryntje Bale,
ker of Wingham.-28nx
MCMILLAN
Philip and Margaret are overjoyed to announce
the arrival tial their first child, Vanessa Blair, on
July 9, 1985 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Pro-
ud grandparents are Jim and Kay Grant and Nor-
man and Loretta McMillan all of Sudbury. Special
thanks to Dr. Fraser, Dr. Fellows and all the staff
of the Maternity Word. -28x
JONES
Stephen and Valerie Jones of Dorchester are
pleased to announce the arrival of their son,
Cameron Stephen, born on June 17, 1985. Proud
grandparents are Larry and Rhea Jones of Clin-
ton and Ralph and Betty Earle of London.-28nx
44. Engagements
FLYNN-COCHRANE
Mr. and Mrs. John Cochrane, Clinton are pleased
to announce the engagement of their daughter,
Lynne Christine, to Stephen James, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Theo. Flynn, Hullett Township. The wed-
ding will take place on Friday evening (7:00 p.m.)
July 26, 1985 in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic
Church, Clinton. -28x
FALCONER -ARMSTRONG
Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong of R.R. 3, Walker-
ton, wish to announce the forthcoming marriage
of their daughter Deborah Lynn to Leslie Murray,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Falconer, R.R. 5, Clin-
ton. The wedding will take place on Saturday, Ju-
ly, 27, 1985 at the Presbyterian Church,. in
Wingham. Open reception to follow at Brussels
Community Centre. -28
WATSON-WORKMAN
Mr. Harold Workman of Mitchell is pleased to an-
nounce fhe forthcoMing marriage of his
daughter, Glenda Louise, to Steve Alan, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Watson of R.R. 4, Clinton.
The wedding will e place on Saturday; July
20th, 1985 at 4:)YQ& • at Ontario Street United
Church, Clinton. Op`=n reception to follow in
Clinton. -28x
46. In memoriam
WHITEHEAD
In loving memory of a dear mother and grand-
mother, Pauline (Jacklin) Whitehead, who pass-
ed away three'years ago, July 4, 1982.
Silent memories keep you near,
As time unfolds another year.
No longer in our lives to share,
But in our hearts you're always there.
-Lovingly remembered and sadly •missed by
Helen, Jean, "Nora Walter, Glenn and their
families. -28 '
The handles of they
alaf s: Allce Scott Would
like to thank friends and oeighboars for their
messages of .sympathy, becwlify flgrpf ar-
rangements and especially for oil the food that
was sent te the house. Special thank- you to the
doctors and , urses et Seaforth Hospital who
cased for her. Our thanks to the Ball $ilconer
Funeral Home far their excellent help, tes Pester
Don'Moffat and to Janet Buchanan for pt'eparing
the lunch and most of all the ladies who helped
serve it. Your kindness will long be
remembered. -28 '
COUTTS
1 would like to thank my friends and relatives for
visits, cards, flowers and treats while 1 was.o pa-
tient in Victoria Hospital. Also thanks to all who
have been helping out since my return home.
Your kindness will always be
remembered. -Marie Coutts. -28x
HOLMES
I would like to thank everyone for their visits,
flowers & cards while I was a patient in Clinton
•
Hospital and after I. came home. Specialthanks
to doctors, nurses and staff and also Rev.
Bauman. -Joe Holmes. -28x
HOWSON
We would like to thank everyone for the cards,
flowers, goodies and visits while in St. Joseph's
Hospital, also special thanks to Dr. Harding, Dr.
Baker and third floor nurses for their excellent
care. -Glenda and Kristie.-28
CULLIGAN
In memory of a dear brother, Steve, who passed •'
away 1 year ago July 9, 1984.
We had a brother with o heart of gold,
Who was worth more to us than wealth untold. •
Without farewell he fell asleep,
With only memories for us to keep.
HESSLEWOOD
I would like to thank all my family and friends for
the cards and visits while I was in Victoria
Hospital. Special thanks to the emergency unit of
the Blyth Fire Department and to the doctors and
nurses at Wingham and Victoria
Hospitals. -Keith Hesselwood.-28
TOWNSEND
I would like to thank my family and friends for
the flowers, gifts and the beautiful cards and let-
ters I received while in, Stratford Hospital.
Special thanks to the visitors at the hospital and
since returning home. It was deeply
appreciated. -Dorothy Townsend. -28x
ELLIOTT
Sincere thank you to my family, friends and
relatives for flowers, gifts and visits while I was
in the hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Newland,
Dr. Watts, Rev. Pick, nurses, and the Con-
servation Club for the lovely basket of
fruit -Norene Elliott. -28
MILLS
I would like to thank my friends, neighbours and
relatives for their cards and visits during my stay
'in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to Drs.
Salsbury, Newland and Flowers, nurses and staff
and the ladies of the Auburn Institute. Your kind-
ness will always be remembered. -Ted
Mills. -28
JOHNSTON'
Thank you to family, friends and neighbours for
the visits, flowers and gifts while we were in the
hospital. Special thanks to Dr.' Steed and the se-
cond floor nursing staff for their care. -Kathy
and Danielle. -28x
MATTHEWS
Lon and Nell Matthews wish to thank Rene and
Alice Brochu for the lovely party on their'58th
Wedding Anniversary, also Earl and Irene Hei.pel
and Father Pluto and for the lovely lunch,
presents and cards received. -28x
McGREGOR
I ' would like to thank my family, friends,
neighbours and band members for the gifts,
cords and flowers I received during my stay in
the hospital. -Fran McGregor. -28x
ANDERSON
would like to thank my family and friends for
visits, cards, flowers 'and gifts while I was a pa-
tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Special
thanks to Dr. B. Mitchell and the nurses on 3rd.
floor. A special thank -you to Lynda and Sharon
for looking after the kids while I was in. Thank
you to Grandma. Heffron and Grandma Anderson
for all the help with the kids and at home after 1
returned home. -Marg Anderson. -28x
CRICH
1 h to thank my family, relatives, neighbours
an `friends for flowers, cards, gifts and visits
while I was a patient in Stratford General
Hospital and since returning home. Thanks to
Rev. Norman' Pick for his visits. A special thank
you to the doctors and nurses for their excellent
core. Everything was deeply appreciated. -Mrs.
Donald Crich. -28x
WILTS
The familyof the late Garry Wilts wishes to ex-
press their sincere thanks to all our relatives,
friends and neighbours for all cards, floral
tributes, donations to the• Londesboro United
Church Organ Fund, food and expressions of
sympathy in the loss of a dear son and brother.
Special thanks to Tasker Funeral Home, Rev.
Dave Snihur and his uncle Rev. Siebrand Wilts,
grandson of Elmer and Phyllis Lee and Mrs. Mary Maureen, Jackie and Dan. -28
Sharp all of Clinton any
R.R. 5, Seafo/th. Also survived by several aunts
and uncles. Predeceased by his father Thomas
Sharp (1965) and by his grandfathers AlviriiSharp
(1984) and Thomas Govenlock (1970). Friends
were received at the 'Ball & Falconer Funeral
Home, 153 High Street, Clinton. Funeral Mass
was held at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church,
Clinton, on Monday, July 8 at 11 a.m. Cremation
with interment of ashes Clinton Cemetery. -28
d Mrs. Ma Govenlock of I
HILDEBRAND
Gordon John of 42 George Street, North, Seafor-
th. On Monday, July 8, 1985, at Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital, in his 72nd year, Gordon
Hildebrand; beloved husband of the former Ver-
na Layton. Dear brother of Irene .(Mrs. Roy
Snider), Stella (Mrs. Del Knightly), Mabel (Mrs.
Carl Schwartz), Orval; Glen, Clem, all of Kit-
chener and Albert of Seaforth. Dear brother-in-
law of Ed, Glen and Keith, all of Clinton. The
• family received friends at the Beattie Funeral
Home, 55 Rattenbury Street, East, Clinton, after 2
p.m. Tuesday, until 2 p.m. Wednesday; when
funeral services were held. Interment Baird's
Cemetery, Stanley Twp. -28
ARTHUR
At the Tillsonburg Hospital, on Saturday, July 6,
1985, Gordon Murray Arthur of 16 Spring Street,
Norwich; in his 77th.year. Husband of Lillian May
(Poole) Arthur. Father of Ars, John (Margaret)
Strachan of Woodbridge, Mrs. Rick (Laura)
Puhakka of Hamilton, Mrs. Lloyd (Nancy) Michie
of Brussels, Mrs. Rick (Janet) Iler of Tillsonburg,
Murray and Howard both of Norwich. Brother of
Mrs. Helen Burrill' of Norwich and Leo of
Woodstock. Thirteen grandchildren also survive.
Friends called at the Arn & Son Funeral
Residence, Norwich; where the funeral was held
on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Rev. Cyril Dyke officiated.
.Interment Baakton Cemetery. -28
43. Births
... FALCONER
Michael and Margerite Falconer thank God for
the safe arrival off/their daughter, Erin Florence
Eleanore, on July 4, 1985 at Clinton Public
Hospital. A precious sister for Jon-Mithael.
Grandparents are Mrs, Florence McLean, R.R. 2,
Bothwell and Mr. and Mrs. John Falconer,
Mississauga. Great-grandparents are Mrs.
Eleanore Falconer, R.R. 2, Goderich and Mt.
Claude Dow, Mississauga.-28nx
the pallbearers and the floweceb arers and the
ladies of the church for their delicious lunch after
the service. Your kindness will always be
remembered. -Gerrit and ' Reino and
family. -28x
AUCTION SALE
Something for everyone! Sale of household effects, com-
mercial items, jewellery, giftware.
PREVIEW AT 11:30 AM
SATURDAY, JULY 13 -STARTING AT 1 P.M.
LOCATED AT THE FORMER OFFICER'S MESS BUILDING
IN VANASTRA -- ON HIGHWAY 4 BESIDE THE ONTARIO
HYDRO OFFICE.
FURNITURE: Antique day bed, dressers, 8 piece dining room suite, chesterfields,
older pine wall unit, occusiopaI chairs, old cream cans, leather recliner, more.
VEHICLE : 1976 Cadillac Sedan de Ville. Low mileage, second owner.
COMMERCIAL: 10 ft. x 12 ft. Hussman walk-in portable cooler, large boiler
presently oil - can be converted to gas, older boiler (replaced by above boiler) for
scrap, Rudy W meat cooler with compressor, 6 ft. glass top lee cream cabinet, 6 ft.
push back top Ice cream cabinet, 3 pair glass aluminum frame double store front
doors, extra single doors, Toledo counter scales with light, Berkel automatic moat
slicer.
INSTITUTIONAL: Steam kettles, pressure cooker, large Hobart dice mixer, triple
stainless sinks, Hobart steam -operated dish washer with loading trays, large
stainless steel coffee maker, large amounts stainless steel.
TOOLS: New 3/8" drill press, hand tools, bug lights.
BUILDING MATERIALS: 10 ft., 14 ft., 16 ft. wood, sectional doors (no hardware), pot
lights.
MISCELLANEOUS: Jewellery, giftware, toys., cabbage patch look -a -likes, pool
tablet, bicycles, John Deere 7 h.p. riding mower, Maytag automatic washer, plus
additions. -
NOTE: NO SMALL ITEMS
Auctioneer: Russ Archer
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