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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-10-16, Page 12LARGE AUCTION SALE Antique engines, boiler, steam engine, antique and modern fur- niture, appliances, etc. for Earl Mclllwaln and the Estate of Theron Battles, plus additions, at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton, Ont. SAT., OCT. 19 AT 10 AM Tools and old engines sell first at 10 o.m., small vertical antique engine, Typo K 2 HP horizontal engine. small homemade stationary steam engine, upright steam boiler 20" x 43", 1 HP electric motor, Acme heater w/ water lines, Jr. No. 3 cream separator w/ handle, Quebec heater, wood lathe, pipe vise, Buzzer coils. magneto, wood planes, skill saw. lig saw. beam scale, well pipe pullers, rope pulleys, steam engine governor, old gauges, wagon load of tools & misc. from Mclllwalns, Mastorcraft lawnmower. APPLIANCES, FURNITURE, ETC. Sectional chesterfield new May 1935. Hot Point clothes dryer nearly new, swag lamp new, table lamps. older fridge, 7 oil lamps, washstand, oak library table 30" x 6', Ornate spooled shelf unit w/ small cabinet 8. mirror In centre, oak buffet, antique dresser w/ mirror, 3/4 size antique bed, 2 drawer chest, hall tree. Sharp por- table B A W TV, glass churn, narrow 5 drawer chest, harvest table. old ben- ch, butter bowl & Ladle. cow bell, 2 chesterfields & chairs, rocking chair, maple coffee table, chrome table & chair sets, old floor radio, 2 gas bor- beques, odd pressback chairs, Queen size box spring & mattress, double continental bed, electric sewing machine, treadle sewing machine, china cabinet, maple single bed w/ mattress. Toilet basin & pitcher. lawn chairs, day bed, modern floor lamp, upholstered platform rocker and matching area chair, 2 bikes, milk con, trivets, cow bell, bottle capper, washboard, good set of dishes, our usual good offering of dishes & glassware Including antique pieces, pots & pans, pictures, small applian- ces, etc. TERMS:CASH Auctioneer: Richard Lobb CLINTON 402-7390 rlgld stov.x c,llrldl .!Willi" 1 o*Oil* . te fletttl ilnln l l art slet 3 otd.r occa toilallhilr: seiner china* 4,* cabinet with 2 deer.; coffee tabs ; .!sift toblp; +t ar .slot; 3 pep bedroom 11 sults, oak b.Rtl of rlloifa,`,.bod, dresser * and wnshsland;'Sisislons'ineieSkilclock; 4(1 * humidifier; parlour table; black 114 white television: sewing machine:A, * lady's standard bicycle (new); set of *Cy. tables; Mites Vacuum cleaner:1E *Kenmore upright vacuum; utility* fable; depression salt 6 pepper 3 shakers; Bavarian cream 6 miser: *Wedgwood cream & sugar; other mist. * dishes:, pots, & pans; all appliances; * radloso 3 pair children's antique shoes; tr.(aluminum ladder; garden tools; saws;and tools; etc., etc. Many other or - titles too numerous to mention. it Auctioneer Harold Lamb k Goderich, 524-4626 or * * Woodstock.537-$437 * Rain Date: Oct. 26, '85 ♦c Owners 6 Auctioneers not responsible* * for accidents on day of sale ESTATE AUCTION SALE of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, ANTIQUES, REAL ESTATE AND A CAR will be held for the Estate of The Late MRS. ANNIE CRAIG Lot 2, Dinsley St., in the Village of Blyth. Saturday, October 19, 1985 at 11:00 A.M. Good antique furniture 8. dishes. Car & Real Estate. For further particulars listen to CKNX. AUCTIONEERS Grant McDonald, Ripley 395-5353 Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater 392-6170 ESTATE ANTIQUE AUCTION SALE Many, many antiques, plus household effects, car, for the Estate of James A. Nellans of Londesboro SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 AT 12:30 P.M. SHARP ON VIEW: 11 A.M. ON NEW LOCATION: Londesboro Public School Auditorium, Londesboro CAR: 1974 Chevrolet Nova 6 cylin- der, only 77,000 miles, selling as is at 2:30 p.m. ANTIQUES ANO HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: 1910 Pietro Vareni Noapoll Violin made In France - In case, In mint con- dition, bench hall tree with bevelled oval mirror, many old pictures with good older frames, Bridal Rose set (Incomplete) with vegetable dish and cover, antique drop front writing desk, 2 antique reading lamps, oval antique parlour table, shamrock shaped parlour table, an- tique mantle clock, matching oak bedroom suite with dresser/ bevel mirror -washstand with towel bar. maple blanket box with dove -tall corners. antique flower pot holders, antique rocker and ladies' chair, older velvet chesterfield, wicker hall tree, Eureka apartment -size freezer. exercise bicycle. old Twilight Lamp, large oil painting w. oak frame, exercise equipment, several crocks. oak arm chair, birdseye maple arm chair, large man's antique rocker, antique chest -type suit case, railway swltcher's lantern, porcelain bed pan, depression glass, white pitcher with wheat pattern. coloured glass. old colony serving spoons, older silver antique straight razors, glass wash board, chrome kitchen table w. 4 chairs, roiled front mahogany record storage table, older Admiral record player, older records (Guy Lombardo - Lawrance Welk), wooden reading lamp. radios. older couch, oval mirror, swan face mirror, old frame mirror, brown chesterfield with chair, cherry wood antique ladies' chair, antique organ stool, 2 antique parlour arm chairs, small oak parlour table, older electric radio in wood cabinet, black ebony vase, RCA 19" colour TV w. remote control, brass candle holders, smokestond ash tray, Admiral refrigerator, Hardwick 20" gas stove, complete set stainless steel pots & pans, Dutch oven, maple pan- fry cabinet with porcelain top. wooden utility table, Mahogany organ stool. kitchen appliances. 2 - blanket boxes, steam ship trurak, 3 - cane bottom bedroom chairs, Filter Cluema verleIIIELIEKI.. antique roiled front dresser with bevelled mirror and tiger paw feet, steel tubular bed, maple chest of drawers, washstand, down comforters. log cabin quilt, towels and bedding, hooked rugs. electric heaters. scales. shop vacuum cleaner, miscellaneous band tools. TERMS!CASH Auctioneer: Russ Archer CLINTON 482-3733 ARCHER'. p CTiONS.. u9.•11IOs'All':,i!!loto ";'SIATEIIMRU►Ar'1t OCTODER 19TH- AT 11 A.M. for Istat¢ of late Ralph M. Neble. 40446. brook; with consignments fromTOiiollto, Winght;m 16, $rusiisIs. PARTIAL LIST°, ANTIQUEi: lxtellent 1)2 pane pine flat -to -wall cupboard: 3 drawer cherry chest; pine 4 draws chest w. 2 mini drawers on top; kitchen cupboard; pine cupboard - 2 door w. 2 drawers: secretory desk; 2 wash stands; buffet; dresser; Captain chair; 2 press back arm chairs; 2 press back chain A several odd 'ones; 4 oak dining room chairs; organ stool; 2 blanket boxes; Iron rod beds w. some brass; press beck arm choir rocker: 1 Granny rocker; 2 ported dining room Bound -tables with leaves; modern buffet; chesterbed; 4 oak dining room chairs; 2 double beds; chest drawers; 2 board shelf cupboards; Samsonite luggage; second fridge; stove; nearly new oentwood rocker; 2 boilers; rope clock frame; Kenmore upright vacuum; quantity bedding - some new; quantity Pyrex dishes - some new; 2 II. 1, W. T.V.'s - good; manual typewriter; 10 pl. dinner set of Mikasa dishes; 63 pco. Noritake dinner set In box; several pieces pink Depression glass; Vaseline fruit bowl; Milk glass shaker: several other Items of Interest; Session clock; several antique planes for making trim; quantity hand tools; 0 hand saws; several lugs .6 crocks; plc - tures; mirror; Iron frying pans; flat Irons; rope winder; peddler's scales; 2 powder pouches; 2 quoits rings; new backgammon game; 2 wicker picnic baskets; kitchen appliances - some new; tray lots glass, dishes, etc.; 2 ant. coal all lamps; sleeping bag; sev. boxes In- teresting books; snow shoes; 3 speed Lady's bike - like new; garden tools; much, much more. PREVIEW: Friday, October 18th - 7-9 P.M. LUNCH WAGON JACK ALEXANDER - AUCTIONEER TEL: 357-1011 and 357-1442 Richard Lobb Auctioneer CLINTON - 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR SAT., OCT. 19 AT 10 AM - 2 antique gas engines, small steam boiler, small stationary steam engine and related parts, gauges, governors, etc., antique furniture and glassware at Lobb's Auction Barn, Clin- ton, Ont. SAT., OCT. 20 AT 10 AM - Furniture and appliances at Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton for Mrs. Stokes of Goderich. Ontario in �At> dreadyyi ISE tae t�aidl�e 1 rcaslotnt,for stabitlzation progr�,. am but tate .Cart= tletnen's:Association and th Canadian Cat-tlemen's Association asked•hlmtd'hold'off. Riddell, the Ontario agriculture minister, got annoyed, when he was criticized for the delay of stabilization. He was the guest speaker in his home riding at the Huron County federation of agriculture. "I want you to know, that as of the end of August, I was ready for stabilization," said the agriculture minister. - However, he said he was asked to hold off so federal agriculture minister John Wise could make a national stabilization pro- gram. Riddells' words heated up and he asked his audience several times if they wanted to know who had asked him to hold off. He said it was the Ontario Cattleman's Association, the Canadian Cattlemen's Association and verbal conversations with the pork producers. "It's not fair to be critical of the minister of agriculture, at least not this minister," said Riddell. He later apologized for getting annoyed. "I'm sorry I got annoyed. But obstacles are put in my way for no reason," he said. Riddell also commented that he wished other members of parliament were present so they could go back to Ottawa and tell Wise that farmers have "played around long enough". The comment Was in reference to Huron -Bruce MP Murray Car- diff who was absent from the meeting. Riddell did say that earlier conversations with his federal counterpart indicated there could be some program by the end of Oc- tober. "I'm not about to let Wise off the hook," he said. The agriculture minister has been making the rounds of federation meetings and fairs, including an incident last Tuesday when some tobacco farmers had to be taken away by police at the Norfolk County Fair. CIVIC CORNER 39. Educational FREE Career Guide describes 200 learn•at home correspondence Diploma Courses Accounting Art, Bookkeeping. Business Management, Clerk Typist. Secretory. Journalism, Television Servic ing Travel. Granton (5A) 263 Adelaide St West Toronto 1.800-268.1121 0-42 BECOME AN AUCTIONEER 85 hours instruction Next class November 16 24 Southwestern On tarso School of Auctioneering. Box 145 Innerkip, Ont NOJ iMO (519) 469-3936, (519) 537 2115 0- 37 44 On Wednesday, Oct. 16 at 7 p.m., the committee of adjustment will meet at the town hall. On Thursday, Oct. 17 at 8 a.m., the joint town and PUC committee will meet at the town hall. On Oct. 17 at 8:30 a.m., the administrative committee will, meet at, the total »all r On Monday( Oct. 21 at .7:30. p.m., town council will meet at the town hall. 39. Educational EARN EXTRA INCOME! Learn to prepare Income Tax Returns by correspondence. Local franchise available. Write: Tax Time Services Ltd., 1304 Speers Rd. • Oakville. Ont. L6L 2X4. 0-39-43 How to play POPULAR PIANO. New home study course. Fast eosy method. Guaranteed! For FREE information, write: Popular Music Systems. Studio 18 3284 Boucherie Rd., Kelowna, BC ViZ 2H2. 0.42 40. Lost & Found I I TABBY CAT grey with orange and white mark ings. 1 back white right paw. block rings arounc tail Reward Finder please phone 5242496 4i 41 . To give away FOUR AND ONE-HALF year old Cocker Spaniel. Very friendly good with children. Hod all her shots. spayed Free to good home Phone 524 2045 42 43nx 43. Miscellaneous Help KEEGSTRA in defense of Freedom Dona tions will be accepted by the Christian Defense Leogue of Canada, Box 272 Bentley Alto TOC OJO 0-42 NOMINATIONS ore being received now. for On tario Junior Citizen of the Year awards Contact this newspoper to nominate on outstanding young person aged 6-18. who deserves more than a pat on the bock 0.42 SCRAPBOOKS of historical .information In terested persons please phone 524 7285 42 47. Card of thanks HAYDEN A sincere thank you to all for cards. flowers visas and treats received while 1 was in hospital and since returning home Special thanks to Dr Jamieson in London and all the nurses in London Goderich and Winghom hospitals Carman Hayden 42x DONATIS Thank you to the nurses of 2nd floor east. Drs Walker Hollingworth and Pearce. Also to relatives and friends for gifts and visits during our stay in the hospital. Sheila and Jessica. 42 DOHERTY Many thanks to our Port Albert friends for the lovely house warming gifts and kind wishes We will treasure them always. Do come and visit us at our new ho,e,e 233 Catherine Street Sincerely Ston, Betty and family 42 Ma and Merle Gunby of RR 1, Dungannon were presented with the 1985 Huron County award at the annual meeting of the Huron County federation of agriculture. The Gunbys received the award for their contribution to agriculture: Merle through his service to the federation as a past president and on the OFA executive, and Sheila as owner of The Rural Voice, a monthly magazine geared to the farming community. (photo by Stephanie Leves- que) Brookside School starts theme on vegetables V ANDERBURGH 1 would like to thank all my relatives and friends who were so nice to me while I was a patient in the Goderich Hospital. I would like to express sincere thanks to the emergency crew and also to all the nurses on floor one especially the ones who looked after me while I was in intensive care and afterwards while recuperating. Also a special thanks to Drs- Conway. Bowler, Flowers and Dawson for their e4ccellent care. George A. Vanderburgh. --42nx BROOKSIDE BROADCAST BY JENNIFER DALTON AND MADONNA BRADLEY Room Four is starting a vegetable theme- yum! Sara Cameron is the "Special Me" this week. The class is going to the woods for an autumn walk on Friday. Danny W4lds made a life-sized person from his reading book. Her name is Jane. Now the class has two Janes. Grades 3 and 4 in Room 7 pressed leaves and fall flowers to make harvest wreaths for Thanksgiving this week. Kindergarten One made applesauce and talked about apples. Thanksgiving place mats were laminated for the class who took them home. The Brookside soccer teams performed very well at their regional tournament on Wednesday, Oct. 9. The senior girls won the championship pennant and the senior boys brought home the runner-up pennant. Both the boys' and girls' junior teams were also very competitive in their division. Congratulations to all the teams on their sportsmanship and high quality of play. Mrs. Graham's Grade 4 class had a nutritous luncheon Tuesday to help rein- force Canada's Food Guide. Hot dogs fresh vegetables, salads, orange juice and some sweets were enjoyed by all. On Friday the senior wing students were asked about their breakfast and lunch habits. The results will be available next issue as to Brookside's nutrition standards. Robertson students ceiebrate Eiu e Jays' Day BY HEIDI ZOETHOUT AND MICHELLE GLENN Robertson Roundup.... Strike 1, strike 2, strike 3, you're OUT! ! Blue Jays' Day at Robertson School started with the theme song. Some students, who were a little confused, wore other teams' hats and t -shirts. There was also a ball game between 8A ( who are No. 1) and 7B. The score was tied. The school's fund raising event was very successful. Thank you for your support. We sold 4449 items altogether. The school was very successful in the soc- cer tournament, senior and junior boys were •overall champs and the senior girls were runners-up. Students are getting ready for cross- country meet on Oct. 17, 1985. We would like to wish you a Happy Thanksgiving and here is a poem for you. THANKSGIVING POEM "IF YOU WERE GOD..." BY J.H.I.. TROUT if you were God and God were you, And He were given a holiday To go to church to praise and pray, And then He feasted and stayed away. Without a thought of God or prayer, Or thanks for all your loving care - If you were God and God were you, Say — what would you do' If you were God and God were you, And a nation set the day for prayer. But only one had time to spare For every 100 that didn't care — Would you believe they were sincere. And bless that nation again next year? If you were God and God were you, Say — what would you do' If you were God and God were you And millions professed a faith in you As giver of all good gifts and true, But never said, "Thanks" or thought it due. But when trouble came their way Expected your help without delay - If you were Gbd and God were you. Say - what would you do'. Property tax grants and sales available to many Ontario seniors BY JACK RIDDELL HURON -MIDDLESEX M.P.P. The Ontario Ministry of Revenue mailed Property Tax Grant applications to eligible seniors in late August. The Property Tax Grant of up to $500 per household is paid to seniors who pay property tax either directly or through rent. The first installment of the 1985 Property Tax Grant was mailed in April. To qualify for the final installment eligible seniors must submit an Ontario Pro- perty Tax Grant application to the Ministry of Revenue by December 31, 1986. Applications have been mailed to those who became Old Age Security recipients before July, 1985. Seniors who turn 65 and receive the Old Age Security pension ( OAS) during the latter half of 1985 will receive ap- plications no later than January, 1986. Those who think they're eligible, but who do not automatically receive a 1985 Ontario Property Tax Grant application should call the Ministry's Multilingual Information Centre. PROPERTY TAX GRANT CHEQUES The Ministry will begin mailing the final Property Tax Grant installments on Oc- tober 25th. This cheque will be based on in- formation reported on the 1985 Ontario Pro- perty Tax Grant application. Seniors who turned 65 this year will get their 1985 Property Tax Grant in one pay- ment. To be eligible for the Property Tax Grant, the applicant must be a permanent resident of Ontario when the Ministry received the application for processing. A senior who leaves Ontario before that- date no longer QUEEN'S PARK qualities fur the gl-atiL. NURSING HOME RESIDENTS Residents of nursing homes subsidized through the Extended Care Program, homes for the aged and other institutions that do not pay property tax are not eligible for' the Property Tax Grant. However, if they moved to a tax-exempt prope,ty in 1985, they are eligible for a Property Tax Grant based on rent or property tax paid before moving. Similarly, nursing home residents who continue to maintairrtheir home may claim the Property Tax Grant if their home re- mains unoccupied during their stay in the nursing home and if they intend to return. SALES TAX GRANT The 1985 Sales Tax Grant of $50 will be dolled to all eligible Ontaro seniors on November 29th. To qualify, the senior must be a permanent resident of Ontario on that date. Seniors who haven't established their eligibility for the 1984 Sales Tax Grant through Old Age Security have until December 31, 1985 to file an eligibility ap- plication. Seniors who require further information should contact the Ministry's Multilingual Information Centre free of charge from anywhere in Ontario, dial 1-800-263-3960. t: