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38. Auction sale
38. Auction sale
TAX IRE ISTRATION SALE
We. have been instructed by the Township of Tuckersmith to offer for sale by Public Auction
4 parcels of land in Vanasf ra - 2 miles south of,Flinton on:
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 AT 3:00 P.M.
PARCEL No. 1 -frame structure in excess of 10,000 sq. ft:, including 3 acres of land, paved
parking and swimming pool. Present zoning - Institutional. Deposit of
$5,000.00 in cash or certified cheque.
PARCEL No. 2 -frame structure, 3 level in excess of 8,000 sq. feet, approx. 1 acre of land.
Presently zoned Institutional. Deposit of $2,000.00 cash or certified
cheque.
-frame structure, 3 level in excess of 8,000 sq. feet, approx. 1 acre of land.
Presently zoned Institutional. Deposit of $2,000.00 cash or certified
cheque.
PARCEL No. 4 -82' x 93' residential vacant lot - Zoned residential. Deposit of $1,000.00 in
cash or certified cheque.
PARCEL No. 3
Properties will be sold in sequence and are all subject to 0 reasonable reserve. Parcels will
be sold on an "as is" basis.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Jack McLachlan
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
482-9523
Dick Robinson
SALES MANAGER
AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS, TECIIDER BROKERS & BUSINESS CONSULTANTS
Hwy. t14, Brucetleld, Ontario NOM 1JO - (5191 482-7181 - „�///'
AUCTION SALE
of Household Furniture and Effects
To Be Held
Saturday, November 3, 1984
11:00 A.M.
WINGHAM AUCTION CENTRE
Consistt.:g of: fridge; automatic washer;
clothes dryers - one is a portable - like
new; chest freezer; stereo /record
player on stand; wet cell battery radio
(built by late ;'Doc" Cruickshank 8. Dr.
Howson in '20's); old ceiling fixtures;
modern chandelier; harpsichord; crocks
- 1 a 3 gallon Brantford with handles &'
tulip finger painted; New Haven
cathedral mantel clock with lions
heads; 2 pce. Fry & Blackhall
reproduced 18th Cent. Gainsborough
style chesterfield; 2 Victorian side
chairs with needlepoint; antique 3 pce.
parlour suite - settee, rocker and arm
chair; antique tulip back chair; much
more.
PREVIEW: Friday, Nov. 2nd. 7-9 P.M.
MOBILE LUNCH
JACK ALEXANDER - AUCTIONEER
TEL: 357-1011 and 357-1442
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THE SECRETS OF PLAYING POPULAR PIANO.
New home program. Guaranteed. For Sample
Cassette and information, write: Studio C1024,
3284 Boucherie Road, kelowno, B.C. VIZ
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40. Lost & Found
REWARD Lost on Oct 18, one box of Kodak
slides Phone 5246380 44fix
46. In memoriam
41. To give away
HAMILTON
In loving memory of Wilmer Hamilton who pass-
ed away October 23, 1983.
From home, hospital bed, then to Heavenly rest,
God took him home to be His guest,
You suffered too much, your pleasures few,
You never deserved what you went through,
You stood the test and stood it well,
Just what you suffered, no one can tell.
Lovingly remembered by wife Mildred, sons,
Ronald and John and grandchildren. -44
TO GIVE AWAY 4 part Persian kitten. house
broken and friendly Phone 529-7385 at the
Nile 43,44.45
FREE TO a good home. A 5 -year-old neutered
black cat Housebroken and good natured. Coll
524 4156 after 5 00 p m 44tfnx
ASHTON
in loving memory of a dear son and brother,
Harold James who entered rest sixteen years
ago, Oct. 31, 1968. •
Those we love we never lose
For always they will be
Forever dear, forever near,
In thought and memory.
Forever loved .and sadly missed by Mom, Dad,
Linda and.family.-44x
47. Card of thanks
44. Engagements
l
KNIGHT - CRAVEN
The Rev and Mrs W. Craven have the honour of
announcing the marriage of their daughter,
Patrice Francis to Cpl Wm. Jeffrey Knight, son
of Mr and Mrs Wm Knight of Blenheim, Ont
The marriage to take place at St. Marks Anglican
Church Auburn Ont., on the seventeenth of
November at 4 00 p m After their marriage the
young couple will take up residence in Lahr W
Germany 44x
46. In memoriam
1
DeMERS
In loving memory of a beloved husband and
father Conrad R. DeMers. who passed away
November 4, 1982.
He is gone but not f gotn
And. as dawns anZther year.
In our lonely hourafethinking.
Thoughts of him are arevoyenear
Days of sadness will come o'er us.
Many think the wound is healed,
But little they know the sorrow
Thot lies in the heart concealed
Sadly missed by his wife Alice. and sons Don arfd
Jim -44x
WATSON
In memory of Mrs Pearl Watson
away October 31 1983.
She said she hod no talent for music. or for art,
But everyone who met her found she had o
friendly heart.
She said she had no talent for eloquence yet.
She preferred little courtesies, that no one could
forget.
She said she hod no store of wealth and yet
Was always giving
She had a lovely talent for
The business of living.
Loved by children. grandchildren
grandchildren. 44
Round 'n About
Last week - for the first time - I attended a
meeting at McKay Hall, where the Seniors
were having their regular party night.
Years ago, the Rotary Club, I believe, had
movies held at G.D.C.I. of different
countries, they were very enjoyable. One
saw movies that even if you had visited that
country, their movie showed you such a
great deal more, and you would feel much
happier after seeing so much of the country.
I know that I really enjoyed them.
So, when I read the Seniors were showing
movies of England, Scotland and Wales - I
decided to go. There was a very good
attendance and it was nice to see many folks
I hadn't seen for some time.
The program started with music and story
telling - some very fine bits of poetry were
very funny and set everyone at ease. You -
can't beat a good laugh to warm an audience
and I enjoyed the whole evening.
The movies were made by some of our
own town people. They were beautiful and
quite professional. A lot of time,and money
would have been used to produce the yards
and yards of footage they had taken.
,`TKINSON
Brad, Kim and C ,�'Sal would like to thank, friends
and relatives for gifts, flowers and hospital
visits --44x
•
McKENZIE
We wish to thank relatives and friends for all the -
flowers, cards, and visits during my stay in -the
hospital. Thanks again. Margaret and
Roderick, - 44x
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SANDY•
To my family, friends. neighbours, and relatives
who were so kind to me while a patient in
Goderich and University Hospitals - f express my
sincerest thanks. Your concern, prayers. cards
flowers, gifts, and visits were deeply ap-
preciated. A special' thank you to all the doctors,
nurses, therapists, and staff of 2nd east for your
care and encouragernent. Evelyn Sandy. 44
wtee passed
and great -
ROBERTSON
I wish to say a "thank you" to everyone who
visited me, sent flowers and cords, for phone
calls and enquiries, and for all other expressions
of concern and kindness shown while 1 was In
Alexandra Marine 8 General Hospital Special
thanks to Dr.'s Lambert, Hollingworth and Chan,
nurses and staff. Also to Reverend John Wood.
Legion Branch 109, and the Ladies' Auxiliary and
to Selinger Wood and staff. My sincere apprecia
tion to all for everything. Jim Robertson. 44
I'm sure everyone enjoyed what we saw - I
know 1 was happily surprised. Thank you.
The evening was all too short - I'm sure all
agreed.
We have been to The Rockie 3 three times -
but I can't say I have any good pictures of
our trips. The first time 1 wanted to see Lake
Louise, which is quite a distance from Banff
- and when we arrived the sun was high over
the mountain. The dark blue cold waters of
Louise were just a white blurr - a big
nothing, and we were very unhappy.
Back to Banff again we decided to see the
Sulphur Springs and that mountain. We
DICKSON
I would like to thank Dr. Parnell and Phyllis Scott
in Emergency at the Goderich Hospital, the night
of my seU,ident Thanks to friends and relatives
for ca owers, fruit basket and visits while I
was • •.tient in Victoria Hospital. London and
since returning home. A special thanks to grand
parents for bringing me home Kim 44
with Martha Rathbuurn
found they hau a ti actor witu plauns on both
sides on which you stood with metal pipe to
hang on to and you were taken up the moun-
tain to the 5,000 ft. level where you could see
the whole Bow River Valley - and all the
high Mountains - well a heck of a lot of
them! Then you could ride back down to the
base again.
so thrilled at the sight before us, the other
people on the conveyance (such as it was,
that on every cut-back would swing out wide
over the edge of nowhere and scare me to
pieces) talked us in to walking the rest of the
way to the top. The best cup of tea in the
world on top of Sulpher Mountain and the
most unforgettable view of your life" -
'cinched it and we started walking.
The three people quickly left us
tenderfoots, behind and from above us
would say, "Hurry up, slowpokes."
The second time this happened with them
laughing above us, seemed only fifteen or
twenty feet. I rebelled, and said why should
we walk all the way back and forth when we
can climb from this level to that above us -
easily?
Well! that ,was a tenderfoot talking all
right! My husband managed to reach the
higher path but he had to reach down to help
the tenderfoot up the last few feet!
We walked the rest of the way - back and
forth - back and forth - up the side of the
mountain. When are reached the top there
was a very small log cabin. Beside the door
was a shelf, on which a large visitors book
lay - and I glanced up and down the -pages of
high praise - and flattery - and couldn't think
of anything to say but, "We were pooped!"
Then we went inside to the very primitive
small room, where we paid 50 cent for a
small glass of water and over a, dollar for a
cup of tea. It was the Best, all right.
Over the years this cabin has gone and the
mountaintop has been changed. There is a
picnic grouilids there now, reached by a
gondola from the foot of the mountain. The
next time we visited this place the couple
*ith us and Walt wouldn't go up - so I headed
for the, gondola - but then Tommy came and
said I shouldn't go alone. He was glad later
that he had taken that beautiful, thrilling
ride to the top with me. '
Another time we went to see friends in
Edmonton and when we went on to Lake
Louise later - there it was just as advertised,
the most beautiful sight ever, with the ice
field on the mountains melting into the deep,
deep, dark blue icy cold waters of Lake
Louise.
I have seen the mountains, the whole
range - almost, since those trips, in the
movies and you could never have reached
them by car.
Most of the movies were taken from an
aircraft and they were fantastic.
One time we went on into the States from
Calgary - followed the mountain roads right
down to Reno. By that time, I thought it
might be a good idea to get a divorce while
,we were there as we might need it later! I
nearly got crowned!
That too was a memorable trip. We had
our first -land only - flat tire in the area of
the "Craters of the Moon" - 58,000 acres of
cinders and clinkers, crazy. formations of
caves too, but not a blade of grass a bird or a
bee! Sterile!
That would have been something to see on
movie reel. But only the hardy and the brave
manage to take movies of their trips and
bless them, I think they are wonderful. Love
you all - Martha.
Fog Horns entertain at home
THOMAS
We would like to express our sincere thanks to
Dr. Lambert, Dr. Walker Dr Neal and especially
to Dr. James Rourke for their great skill and
kindness in delivering our first baby, to the 2E
nurses at Alexandra Marine 8 General Hospital
for their excellent care. and to all the other
hospital staff and our friends and relatives who
joined us in celebrating Megan s arrival Haydn
and Marcie Thomas 445
ROBINSON
A very special thanks to every one of you who
took time from your every day activities to come
visit sent cards and the very many beautiful
flower arrangements I wish to thank prayer
groups everywhere for your concern and
prayers All the help and offers of help are very
much appreciated To the friends who drive to
London with me every day for treatment, thank
you Special thanks to Dr Passi and the nurses
on North 9 University Hospital Your kindness for
all the little extras was greatly appreciated
Marie Robinson and family 44
CLARK
We would like to soy a special thank you to those
who assisted during Michaels occident on Sun
day night Special thanks to Bayfield Fire Depart
ment Goderich Ambulance nurses and medical
staff and to all local residents who assisted in
any way Mabel and Jim Clark 44
HURONVIEW - The week got off to a good
start, with old time music. Marie Flynn and
her orchestra livened things up as they
played arrangements of many old and new
tunes. This group is a popular one, and
always received with enthusiasm at Huron -
view.
Oct. 23 was a special day as residents and
some staff members enjoyed a meal of Dix-
ie Lee chicken. There was plenty of food in-
cluding interesting salads and ice cream.
Thanks goes to all the people involved in this
special treat.
After the meal, entertainment was provid-
ed by a talented group from Goderich known
as the Fog Horns. Since this is the year of
Ontario's Bicentennial, it was fitting, that
the cast members of this production looked
back into the history of Huron County, and
remembered people and events that made
the county what it is today. In so doing, they
came up with a beautiful idea and some
very interesting facts that were set to music
and song.
To give an example, was the story told of
Colonel Anthony VanEgmond, who was
commissioned to build the Huror•Road. He
built not only the road, but also three
taverns, fell in love with the area, and mov-
ed to Seaforth. His men had much clearing
to do, and they soon learned the
lumbermen's songs, one of which was Little
Brown Jug.
Each member of the cast played a
musical instrument and told an incident of
the pioneers as they settled here, and sang a
song relating to that time.
If you haven't heard the Fog Horns, you.
have missed an excellent show. Members of
the cast were Bonnie Dunn leader, George
Griffins, Ralph Henderson, Shirley
McMillan, Cai<oly, Myers, Joan Henwood,
Couple shows slides of
trip abroad to seniors.
A large audience attended the variety con-,
cert at MacKay Centre on Oct. 24th. Jean
Schram and Irene Todd were in charge of
the programme which' opened with
O'Canada played by Audrey Kerr. Jean and
Irene always have some good stories and
readings when they are responsible for a
programme.
Duringthe evening Audrey Kerr played
several familiar selections on the piano.
Helen Westbrook gave a reading "I'm all
mixed up in the head!" and later sang two
beautiful solos "Is your burden heavy" and
"When you come to the end of the day!"
Gord Harrison and Francis Schram
played the style of music they play for the
Friday night dances at MacKay Centre and
later in the programme were joined by Bill
and Ebb Ross on mouth organs. The au-
dience joined in by clapping their hands
keeping time to the mucic.
Everett and Beatriet Sparling showed
slides of their recent trip to England, Wales
and Scotland.
Dr. Bruce Twamley spoke about the
dance lessons being given at MacKay Cen-
McGRATTEN
1 wish to thank -the nurses and staff on the second
floor east at Alexandra Marine eneral
Hospital. Canadian Legion 109 and he Ladies'
Auxiliary and everyone who called nd wished
me well. Dr Lambert. Dr Dawson. r Thom
son and my real good neighbour. and also
Reverend Wood. Gordon McGratten 44x
DONNELLY
My special THANKS to Doctors Nurses txtd Staff
for their kindness, Father F Hardy for his visits
and prayers. My husband family and friends for
their visits and kindness while I was a patient in
Alexandra Marine & General Hospital Sincerely
Velma 44x
CANADIAN
CANCER
SOCIErr
tre Wednesday afternoons at 1:30 P.M.
Russel Alton, president, thanked Jean
Schram and Irene Todd for arranging such
an interesting variety concert. He also
thanked those that had taken part in the pro-
gramme. In his announcements, he said the
taxi drivers would be phoned at the finish
of a card party or variety concert so they
would not be waiting for their passengers.
The next dance will be held Nov. 23rd.
The winners of the card party held Oct.
10th were; euchre, Ethel Goddard and
Leonard Bannerman; 500, Della Slavin and
George Kennedy.
Coming events include pot luck luncheon
at 12:30 P.M. Friday Nov. 2nd with movie.
Bingo will be Nov. 9th and a card party on
the 14th. A dance will be held Nov. 23 at 8
P.M. with music by Gord Harrison's group.
Admission is $2.00. Ladies bring lunch. The
variety programme will be Nov. 28th.
Card of Life Clinic will be held Thursday,
Nov. 8th from 2-4 P.M. Application forms
are available at MacKay Centre from Mrs.
Million or for further information, phone
Beatrice Sparling -4-6216.
Three children are christened
HOLMESVILLE - The Holmesville United
Church Worship Service was well attended
Sunday morning with Rev. Betchel in
charge. The Junior Choir was in attendance.
Three children were christened- They
were Karlie and Lindsay, twin daughters of
Phil and Laurie Paquette and Luke Sturdy,
son of Larry and Judy Sturdy.
Those -becoming members of the church
were Mrs. Larry Sturdy and Mrs. Jim Ginn,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bush.
Don Harris and Bill Norman received the
offering.
Charlotte
ffering-
Charlotte and Bill Norman spent a few
days in Kitchener with their daughter,
Shirley.
The Enterprising Seniors will meet at the
Community Centre in Holrnesville when
they will entertain The Every Young's of
Bayfield on November 1 at 8 p.m.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED TO BUY a cottage on the waterfront
between Bayfield and Goderich Write Wayne
McMichael 929 Hemlock St., Sarnia. Ont. N78
1K1 or phone 1 337.3144. 44,45.46,47
USED SATELLITE T V system 8 foot aluminum
dish and all electronics. Phone 528
2900 --44or
1975 TORINO. asking $400.00 or best offer.
Phone 529-7060. 44
TRIM -A -SIZE. Colborne School for five weeks on
Monday and Wednesdays, 7 8 p.m. beginning
November 5. Price $14.00 per person. To register
call Dorothy Haan, 524-4395. -44
FOR SALE: Wood stove, Napoleon, 2001 deluxe,
airtight, very efficient. Must see to appreciate.
New $900.00. Less than 1 year old. $700.00 firm.
Phone 529-7761,-44
WANTED, place to store a car for winter months.
Contact Pat Kelly at 524-7548 or 524-9608. -44
.0.111118,
HOLMESVILLE
NEWS
WINESIE
Blanche De vets,
482-9536
Hillie Kloeze and Bob Henry.
Students from Conestoga College were
given a tour of Huronview, and were quite
impressed.
On Oct. 24, members and volunteers of the
Heart Foundation in Huron County area,
held a dinner and meeting in the auditorium
at Huronview. A more detailed report will
be seen elsewhere in the local paper.
Ed Stiles entertained the residents
Thursday afternoon, as he played selections
on the chapel organ.
Rev. Norman Pick conducted Sunday
morning worship in the chapel. During the
service Elsie Henderson and Margaret Mc-
Queen sang a duet.
From Huronview, we wish to greet Roxie
Weber of Crediton, Adele Howes of Clinton,
Laura Sandercock of Londesboro and
Charlie Morris of Colborne Twp.
Town&Country
REAL
ESTATE
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W.J. HUGHES
REALTY LIMITED
30 Kingston St. Goderich
524-7373 524-8100
$12,500. A HOME FOR YOU
Lakeview mobile with expando 10' x
16'. Greatly reduced for quick sale.
Make offer. Call Rita Allen 524-8480.
IF YOU'RE FUSSY
See this 2 bedroom bungalow, 4 pc.
bath, full basement, gas heat, good
starter or retirement home, in 30's. CII
Norma Taylor 482-9921.
NEEDS YOUR TALENT
Twootorey home, central location, 4
bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, Targe
lot. CaII Ebb Ross 524-8786.
VALUE YOU EXPECT
In 60's. Quality throughout, 4 level
split. 2 baths, family room and games
room. Immaculate. Desirable area.
Carport. Call Rita Allen 524-8480.
COMFORT 8 VALUE
1' , storey, 3 bedrooms, formal
diningrooni, 4 pc. bath, front sunroonr,
full basement, choice lot, 52' x 120',
convenient location. CaII Norma Taylor
482-9921.
18 ACRES
Goderich Twp. Mixed bush. `29,500.
Lot 105' x 209'. Asking '5,200. Port
Albert.
Rita Allen
Ebb Ross
Barb Shewfelt
Norma Taylor
524-8480
524-8786
524-9581
482-9921
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