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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-04-09, Page 15ue l On, o eaves �• ' r g, ever, mown. pry, tools household effects, mise, will he hid for Om 8. Meg., lot 25, COW b, Ktnlesrs Twp., 3a/ nil. east and 334 north•.of fuckaow at 14111118side School On Saturday, Apol 12, 11 •oma Farm II4aehlnery consists of M,F. 510 combine, pickup, 0144 nod 043 conaheads, dt12 M.F baler; M.F. 33 17 ruin seed drill with grass seeder and fertilizer; 165 M.F. • tractor. Also selling, for Mrs. Jew Kraemer, Do1yrood, 9N Ford tractor with industrial loader ..excellent cold.; pull Sr' type now blower; other a ict s too ngm- erous to mention. Auctioneers Joe Nletsger 395.5482, 1101 Heddenby, r ter► J 1 Q35. Notice to creditors NOTICE vO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE EST'q, ,TE of William 'r. (1feprd, late of the -Towhship of Stanley, in the County of Huron.. All Persons having claims against the Estate of William T. Heord, late of• the Township of Stanley, in the County of Huron, who died February Sth, 1986, are required to file proof of same with the undersigned on or before the 16th day of April, 1986, after which date the Estate will be distributed with regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then .have notice and the undersigned will not be liable to any Per- son of whose claim she shall net then have notice. DATED at Goderich, this 24th day of March, 1986. NORMAN B. PICKELL Barrister and Solicitor 58 South Street P.O. Box 430 GODERICH, Ontario Solicitor for the Estate. —13-15 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ;All persons claiming against the Estate of ROY ALEXANDER TELFORD, late of the Village of Bayfield,in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 23rd day of February, 1986, are re- quired to forward full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 30th day of April, 1986, after which date the assets will be distributed. • DONNELLY & MURPHY 18 The Square Goderich, Ontario. . Solicitors for the Estate. —14-16 NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the Estate of ALBERT JAMES McBRIDE, late of the Town of Goderich, in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 26th day of February, 1986, are re- qu red to forward fu!! particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 30th day of April, 1986, after which date the assets will be distributed. DONNELLY & MURPHY 18 The Square Goderich, Ontario. Solicitors for the Estate —14-16 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS All claims against the estate of ROSS EDWARD EEDY late" of 4he Township of Ashfield, in the County of Huron, deceased, who died on or about the 9th day of February, 1986, must be fil- ed with the undersigned on or before May 1, 1986; thereafter the Executrix of the estate will' distribute the assets of the estate' having regard only to the claims of which the undersigned then has notice. Dated April 1, 1986. Mrs. Isabelle Eedy, Executrix, et/o GEORGE J. BROPHY, Barrister & Solicitor, Box 610, LUCKNOW, Ontario NOG 2H0.-15-17 36. Announcements, notices COUNTY OF HURON . HIGHWAYS DEPARTMENT NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING The Huron County Road Committeeinvites the general public to a meeting to introduce and consider alternatives for the: RECONSTRUCTION OF BALL'S BRIDGE at the Auburn Memorial Hall at: 8:00 P.M. APRIL 11, 1986 Please contact the undersigned for further details. 5 R.A. Dempsey, rr. Eng., Huron County Engineer 38. Auction 5a1e AUCTION SALE 16 H.P. lawn tractor with snowblower and cab, now windows, furniture. ap- pliances, glassware. pony saddle. etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn Clinton, Ont. for the Estate of William Bourdeau plus several ad- SAT., APRIL 12 AT 10 A.M. TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT: Ford LOT 165, 16 H.P. lawn tractor w/ hydraulic drive, cab and 42" mower, front mount 42" snowblower; Beaty 6 x 4 ft. tilt top trailer: 38" trail lawn sweeper with flipomatic hamper. WINDOWS: 2 new Dashwood malinlum windows. 5 ft. 101/2 inches x 4 ft.; 11 new window sash'341/2 x 291/2 Inches; 3 doors. FURNITURE: Cherry top for flat to wall cupboard: library table; 2 dehumidifiers; 2 Victorian gide chairs; small Victorian settee; child's prossback rocker; small book shelf; wooden rocker; parlour; Singer elec- tric leotric sewing maching In stand: qullt rack: fancy plant table: fancy modern Zenith floor model hi fl w/• track; upholstered chairs: 2 matching modern coned back chairs; chesterfield and chair; antique drop front desk; small china cabinet; -S shelf stands; 3 matching wooden chairs; bookcase bed w/ mattress; dresser w/ mirror; small antique table w/drawer: 2/4 Ake bed w/chest of drawers; % size spooled bed: buffet; double box spring and mattress; modern wooden rocker; , day bed newly upholstere�id; platform rocker; swivel. reckon' 2 small metal office desks; bank beds; 4 matching wooden chairs:3 Piece lawn chair sett old drop loaf table: odd chairs;vacuum cleaner: 2 old wail plt'one w/ wooden cases: fancy wooden hail macer; Toledo 15 Ib..al•ctric jcala; Cash register; pin baiting board; 2 Modern telephones~ f hornier lanE; good of - tering of dieners and ipllasywer• ; cludine anftfequ• f>ytl.c ►ii; SOM., bedding: pony .aa'ddlo;H lieffrle h.o.fnrt Moffat 38'r afe.iirtei tifle.v*X Older doilies defter: 111 bundles of shi401'4, bikes; tun-. °) bosun allocate iairiatri w.r; a.gtaller old air compressor w/'took: some .hand feels; old "shag carts 2 patty collars;• shaft- bulli; 4 Ift.• fleoresti ttf lllpitt, t •tc''I<' relf of bids weird. TIBC& CA$if', • - AUCTIObhf T AUCTION' .F 54/Tractors AIM 2l0 PIECES OF EQUIPMENT taw, of wavionieved items Saturday, Apxi119th 9:30 amt.. at BRINDLEY SALES YARD Dungannon AUcTK,ONEERS: Gordon IT. Brindley Brialy Rantoul Barry Gray 529.7625 or 529.7970 Peaviet AUCTION Stout on Hwy. 21, 3 miles south of Grand Bend Sunday, April 13 yea -t r. sirs -. car riz,=esec We will be selling the complete fur- nishings of two local homes plus vehicles and additions. This will be a large auction of nice modern and antique furnishings. Plan now to attend. Auctioneer PAT LYON 243-271 AUCTION on Hwy. 211•3 miles south of Grand Bend Wednesday, April 16 at 6:30 p.m. : RESTAURANT AUCTION We will be selling the complete. con- tents of two area restaurants plus some variety store stock and equipment. See $etprflaiE:s,. 1.RfigBn .-FXRA e1.9f1♦ for a , r.� r . rr • , complete listing. Good clean restaurant equipment still being accepted for this sale. Auctioneer PAT LYON. 243-2713 • SIX - six -week-old puppies, miniature collie and labrador 524-9473.-14,15 46. In memoriam CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Well Kept Farm Machinery for JAMES H. CARD Lot 4, Con. 12, West Division Ashfield Twp., 1 corner S. of Lucknow and 5 corners west of C. A. Becker Farm Equipment TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1986 10:30 a.m. TRACTORS 2255 White tractor with cab, 3400 hrs. approx. 140 h.p., good condition; 2270 White tractor with, cab; 3000 hrs., approx. 140 h.p., good condition; 1 set of duals 20.8-38 with hardware. EQUIPMENT IN REAL GOOD CONDI- TION:- Ford 642 combine,, hydro static with cab and 15' cutter bar, pickup and 4 row corn head; 1 set rice tires with rims 23-1.26; New Holland 269 Hay Baler; New Holland mix mill 353, with extension on auger; 8 Bruns gravity bine with 300 bushel on 10T wagons; small gravity bin, 150 bu.; Glencoe 24' cultivator with hyd- raulic wings ail l Midwest harrows; White 24' wheel die with wings; Kengsldhle cultivator, 11'; 510 International seed drill with double disc and grass seeder; Anderson stone picker with hydraulic and 10' stone win rower; International 400, 8 row corn planter with monitors/wide row; 2 Ford 152 ploughs, semi mount 518; New Idea 'manure „spreader', 165 bu.; Massey Ferguson manure spreader, 205 model; Ford 3 pt. hitch side rake; Farmhand Birr corn blower; land leveller; set diamond harrows; Hagedorn 7' snowblower; 3 pt." hitch 200 gal. sprayer; fertilizer auger; Skelton We elevator 28'; wagon and flat rack; Speed King grain auger on wheels; 2 small grain augers; 500 gal. tarok; gutter cleaner with chiles and 220' chain and 3' h.p. motor; roof for 20' silo; one way disc. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS 3 farrowing crates; scrap Iron; 20 bags insulation; 1 Bison cap for r/a ton truck; Kawasaki snowmobile; John Deere 500. snowmobile; Lionelle bard top tent trifler with stove and fridge, sleeps 6, geed Condition; 2 wagons of miscellanfeous Items found on a. well kept fat'm. TERMS: CASH DAV OP SALE • • And Sales Tax will he In effect, • NOTE: 'verythin'g, must be,sold as leucite- it_ lip ott land. IA1I Machinery hast beton welt maintained so` .. Ian to attend. Anctiptfeel" or proprietor are not respena ble for any aceldenta or leri'i lei toy OT ode, PROPRJETOR; JAMES LL ' A 395.54+ 7, U,1 Luc tlll�vu • AtICil'OJ UI Blow ,o flu Mill!. eI . f�l'M iR ,WEP .ESPAY, AWOL 9,185.6'^ -PGE 15 McDOUGALL We would like to express sincere thanks and ap- preciation to relatives and friends for the kind- ness and support shown to us in the loss of a dear spm, brother and brother-in:law, Ron.. We especially thank'those'who gave floral tributes, donations to charity or sent cards to express COW dolances- Sincere thanks to Rev. Snihur and Rev. Word. Nellie McDougall and family, -15x 1121.ACIKWELL. Thanks Mom and Pad, friends and neighbours • for :making the open house in honour of our mar- riage, such a memorable event. Susan and Gor- don Blackwell. -15x ' LAMB In sad but loving memory of my loving son and, brother, Hobert Norman, who left us so long ago, April 7, 1945. We will always remember the way he looked And the way he spdke and smiled The little things he said and did. Are with us all the while. He meant so very much to us That nothing we can say Can tell the sadness in our hearts As we think of Norman each day. If doesn't matter the day or year There is always a heartache, always,a tear. Memories don't fade thely just grow .deep. For the one we loved but could not keep. Life goes ori.we know that's true. But not tbe same Norman without you. Lovingly .remembered by Mom and brother Harold. -15 -4 HOELSCHER Cherished memories of a dear son Donny Dean who left us suddenly April 13, 1985. I think of the day you passed away, There was little I could do, But memories never fade away, For 1 always think of you. To me you were very special, Donny, And I mis__„�s��,yyou more each day, Forthe s crest day in all my life, Was the day you passed:away. I think of you in silence, And often speak your name, But nit 1 have are memories, And your picture in a frame. Your resting place I visit, And place your flowers there with care, And my heart just fills with sadness, As I turn and leave you.there. Sadly missed and always remembered with love from your Mom and Ron Deleery.-15 • HOELSCHER In loving memory of a dear Grandson Donny who left us suddenly April 13, 1985. Your presence we miss, Your memory we treasure, Loving you always, Forgetting you never. Sadly missed by Gramma McAllister. -15 HOELSCHER .In loving memory of my brother Donny who left us suddenly April 13, 1985, ,What bwould give if I c'oould.say, .Hello Donny 'n' the sciaisrdrd way, T'o hear your voice, to see'your smile, To sit with you,pnd talk a while,.. A million times' I've needed lieu; A million times I've cried, If love could have saved you, Donny,. You would never have died. When I'm sad and lonely' When everything goes wrong, I seem to hear you whisper, "Cheer,up and party on." For. those who have a brother, Cherish him with care For you'll never know the heartache. Until he's not there. - Always missed and loved - Your sister Kathy, and nephew Terry and brother Mike. -15 MCTAGGART We wish to thank our Goderich friends for flowers, cords and food sent to our home at the time of the passing of our mother in Brussels. Special thanks to Emily Malley and the twc Goderich men who were pallbearers Bill Barwick and Carson Milley. Peg and Bill McTaggart. -15s MERG Noelle and Ed Miller would like to thank all shell friends, neighbours and relatives for cords oi) sympathy, flowers and words ul condolences In the loss of a dear brother and brother -in -Law, Dan. .Your ' kindness will always be remembered. -15x - NOBLE The family of the late Jeremy Noble wish to ex- press sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends,, and neighbours who sent flowers, cards, donations, arid support shown to us in the loss of aur dear son, grandson, and° nephew. Thanks to the Dungannon ladies for the lunch prepared. Special thanks to Drs. Walker and Conway of Goderlch and Dr. M.D. Li of Lon- don. We will always remember with appreciation the care you gave_ Jeremy. Thanks to the Emergency staff of Clinton Hospital and am- bulance drivers. Sincere thanks are extended to Rev. Robert Roberts and McCallum Funeral Home for their kindness and 'support. A very special warm thank Vou to Goyle Beuermann who was with Jeremy when we couldn't be. Everyone's thoughtfulness will never be forgotten. -15 CRANE In loving memory of our dear son Ronald. Crane who passed away April 9, 1974. We had a son we were proud to own How much we miss him will never be known The heart aches in this world are many. But to lose our son was the greatest of any. So to day our love is mingled with tears in fervent wish that Ronald were here. Lovingly remembered, by your dad and - mom. ---1 5x nd"mom.=l5x POWELL In loving memory of our dear brother, Orval Powell who passed away April 7, 1985 in his 78th year. Your memory we treasure, Sadly missed by sisters and family Edna, Joe and family, Freida Dell and family. -15x 47. Card of thanks MILLER We would like to thank everyone for their cards, gifts, flowers and visits while we were in the hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Rourke, Dr. Dawson and all the nurses on second east. Nathaniel and Judy. -15x -t- FOSTER We wish to thank our family, relatives and friends for their lovely gifts, flowers, cards and best wishes for our 50th Wedding Anniversary. , Harold and Mildred Foster. -15 STOLL 1,would like to thank my family and friends for their visits, flowers and cards while I was in the hospital. Special thanks to Drs. Lambert! Pearce and Conway, and to the emergency staff and nurses on second east. Your kindness will alays he remembered. Mary.-15nx BRINDLEY I would like to thank my family and friends for visits and cards. Special thank's to Dr. Hill, nurses and staff while I was in Stratford Hospital. Olive. -1'5 McINTYRE I would like to thank the Goderich Doctors, Dr. Lomas, Dr. K.C. Lambert and Dr. Cauchi, and nurses in Emergency'Room, nurses on 1st, floor East, and nurses on second floor East when 1 was in Goderich Hospital. I would like to thank Dr. Ay. Cheung of Victoria Hospital London when 1 was down there and nurses on second floor•East. I would like to thank friends for thejr visits, flowers, cards and phone calls. I would like to thank Ladies Legion Auxiliary Branch No. 109 for cards and treats: I would like to thank Salvation Army for cards and phone calls. Mrs. Florence McIntyre. -15 48. Coming Events. ---- MERO We would like to extend our heartfelt thanksIto Dr. Conway, Dr. Neal, ambulance attendants, nurses in •emergency .at.,. AM&G Hospital, relatives, friends, neighbours, Rev. John Wood, Sister, Rita Cpyne, Les Willems, Maitland Manor 'Staff for the!r comforting words and many acts of kindness during the loss of our loving husband ' and father, Dan. Special thanks to Bob McCallum and staff for his kind and professional services. Your kindness has been a, great comfort and all you have done for us Is deeply appreciated, Dorothy and family. -15x° • FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 7 p.m. - Promotion ,Banquet will be held at the Clinton and District Christian. School. Dr. H. Feenstra will be speaking on Educating God's Children. Tickets are $7.50 each and available by calling 482-5033.-15x THE SINGING D.J., live at the Candlelight Restaurant, Friday and Saturday this , week. Toynbee Lamb of 154 Nelson St. E.; Goderich has won a smorgasbord luncheon at the Candlelight Restaurant, Goderich 524-7711. Toynbee may pick up his prizeot the Signal -Star. -15 SECOND ANNUAL After -Five guest night dinner April 25th 6;45 p.m. Soltfdrd - Guest speakers Gordon and Nancy Barwell $10.00 per person. Tickets call 524-2598 or 523-9697•.-15,16 1..Articles fdr sole 1 WEHAVEA BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF TREES • Baroroot • Potted • Wire Baskets In large and smell caliper sizes ROYAL RED - NORWAY MAPLE ' LINDEN AND MOUNTAIN ASH WHITE ASH - RED OAK Also a complete line of FRUIT TREES FLOWER SHRUBS EVERGREENS ' AND MORE! gees. 4 ,��Re ft. Viet BAKER'S NURSERY "Quality Morchandls• alt a Fair Priced' R.R. 2 BAYFIELD4112.44015 .CLO$RID'SQIr1DAYS�- STOTHERS . ' The family of Lucy Stothers thank friends mull relatives for making her one hundredth birthday so enjoyable, Special thanks to Mayor Palmer, Reeve Kernighan and Rev. G.L. Royal wjte brought greetings, Specie, thanks also to Joanbre Todd and Alexandra 'Marine and e"aeneraL. Hospital. Helen and Keith, -15x . RITCHIE We. wish to express our sincere thanks fo relatives, friends.: and ;neighbours for floral tributemmoriol ns, foto or'., hornet s, ding oshe expressiondonotias of syrnod p.ifhy'sent lh our time of sorrow. Special thanks to the LucknoW Doctors and the nursing staffs of Winghare and UFiiveriify Additional honks Ore ex - fended to, Rev. Warren McDougall. and Mocker. tie McCreath Funeral Neale: also- to the IJCW ladies for She Nadi served after the servlci All theDonald e Ritchie, Dionnill e anng d Tobit m Dick'a n, Hilda and Toric Andrew, Cai Ritchle. �--1:5x HURON MUSTY HE.AVI UNIT ' Horne care prewrarn roqutres CASE MANAGER RESPONSIBILiTESv Assessing for eligibility, goal setting, authorizing services, monitoring, re -assessment, discharge planning and public relations for persons referred to the Home. Care Program. QUALIFICATIONS: A diploma or degree as a Health Care Professional:. A minimum of 2 years experience in Com- munity Health Cure is preferred. APPLICATIONS to be submit- ted by April 14, 1986, to Dr. H.R. CIESLAR Medical Officer of Health Court House Goderich, Ontario 1 1�h.. REGISTERED NEW HOMEBUILDER WARRANTY PROGRAM Armstrong (gust= Humes GENERAL CONTRACTING Ridgewood Park, R.R. 5, Goderich, Ont. N7A 3Y2 •New homes and additions *;Renovations and repairs •Free accurate estimates R. G. Armstrong Licenced Carpenter (519) 524.9380 REAL ESTATE INC. SUNCOAST MALL 524-2667 GODERICH Just East of_Bayfield Rambling rancher on scenic setting; on 1 acre lot,' quality ,brick and aluminum with ' attached garage. Delightful 3 bedroom with family room, breezeway end sundeck. A MUST TO SEE! Call Gor- don 482.3307. Just East of Dungannon .._ Cedar and brick chalet on 3/4 acre, mature treed lot. 3 bedrooms off balcony overlooking cathedral ceiling living room with gorgeous fireplace and panoramic window wall, patio doors to raised deck. Quality kitchen and family room. A DELIGHT TO SHOW. Call Les 524.8451. FISHERIMAN'S .COVE & • RICK'S TRAILER SALES 1977 20 ft'. Terry Taurus 85,500.0° 1969 25 ff. Holiday. ,Rambler #6,10000 0,000.00 $7,500.0 0.08.00 ;r �11y'�Odee. s:9ilOe04. NI'W TRAILERS Ir` ,1979 25 ft. Corsair. 1977 24 ft. Jayc) t97016 ft. Prowler 19864ft. Northlander Supreme .196 16 ft', itaillda r 1977.16 ft. `B'enanzo S ft x 33 ft. loaded Northlander 02¢,500,00 10 ft x 36 ft.' loaded Northlander : ' 129,900.00 for *tire fink rntafl0tt Cdlfil r . w • ..._`Rick 395.270 ... 3 bedroom refurbished family home on five acres. Convenlenee of town, corn - forts of country. CALL BRUCE' TO IN- SPECT 524-7762. Cal us for our ear ly•Ilstings,. or better still, give us your specifications and let us "Fill the Bili" 0' FARMERS NOTE! Whether Buying or Selling call ' • Gord Hill 482.3307 For qualified counselling on agricultural land sales. We have ekCellent beef, hog and cash crop properties.avaHable now. HORN II$TI a AMR Irrreihary books, Prand lnfenrlf 'l _ .