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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-08-12, Page 120 PAGE 12 --GODERICH SIGNAL•STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST a, 1987 ., JACKSON ESTATE AUCTION We would like to invite you to attend this outstanding auction of Property, Furniture, Antiques and Collectibles on EDNESDAYW AUGUST 19f 1987 AT 6:00 P.M. -Contents offered at 6:15 P.M. at the Seaforth Community Centre. PROPERTY: A home that deserves your attention. Solid 2 storey red brick home, large treed lot with single car garage, '/ block from Main Street, 4 bedrooms, large living and sitting room, dining room, kitchen, 2 baths, open staircase. TERMS: Setting subiect to reasonable reserve. 55,000.00. down, balance in 30 days. Viewing by appt. ONLY. FURNITURE, ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Solid oak 9 pc. heavily carved dining room suite, perfect condition; wing back heavily carved love seat with matching ladies' and gent's chair & 4 matching bow back chairs; walnut oval pedestal parlour table; walnut round pedestal table, walnut 64" gate leg drop leaf table; 5 tier wolnut whatnot; mat- ching ladies' & gent's oval back chairs; parlour sofa; child's boston rocker; walnut serv- ing table, tear drop pulls; walnut hall table; 2 Windsor style plank bottom chairs; 6 pc. Boshart fruitwood twin bedroom suite; 3 pc. burled walnut waterfall bedroom suite; (V1clapan 3 pc. 54" bedroom suite; gentleman's rosewood piano desk; French Provin- cial coffee & end tables; Boshart cedar chest with drawers; treadle sewing machine; pictures and guiided frames; assortment of lamps; unusual guided framed mirrors; Ger- man brass weighted wall clock, etc. GLASSWARE: Matching china figures; Cranberry water pitcher, candy dish, cruet stand,. fluted bowl with silver stand, vinegar dispenser, salt $.peppers; hand painted satin\ glass; 6 pc. bluewoter set; 3 German floral serving dishes; milk glass; copper luster; silver luster bowls; crystal cake plate, bowl, stemware 8 glasses; antique oil hanging lamp; crystal prisms; etc. BRASS & IRON: Collection of,38 brass bells incl. school bells, 2 sets sleigh bells, 2 sets back chimes, set of belly chimes, cutter chimes:, brass 12" candleholders; teapot; Jar- dineer; fluted picture frames; fireside set; coal scuttle; cast iron foot stool; 4 pc. cost iron Verandah furniture; etc: - - --- SILVER: 5 pc. coffee and tea server; 2 silver candelabra; ice bucket; casserole servers; entree dishes; salters; meal tray water pitcher; bowls; 8 pc. set Rogers Bros. stainless set with chest (1847); etc. • APPLIANCES & MISC.: Inglis -24" electric stove; McClory refrigerator, older model; new 26" colored T"V„ remote; Thor wringer washer; large assortment of hand and garden tools; electric mower; lawn furniture; plus many more items. NOTE: Verbal announcements take precedence over written material. Auc- tioneer or Executors not responsible for accidents day of sale. PROPRIETOR `„ESTATE OF LILA JACKSON For Property Viewing - Contact Jim McGregor - 262-5838 -Grant McGregor - 262-2048 OR AUCTIONEERS - APPRAISERS Bruce Rathwell 482-7181 Richard Lobb Auctioneer CLINTON 482-7898 WED., AUG. 12 AT 6 P.M.: Boat, motor, trailer, modern appliances, antiques, furniture, etc. to he held 21/2 miles west and %a of a mile north of Seaforth for Dr. William Thompsnn. SATs AUG. 22 AT 10:00 A.M.: Household ef- fects, etc. at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn,Clin- ton, Ont. Consignments welcome: • SAT., AUG. 29 AT 10:00 A.M.: Household ef- fects, etc. at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clin- ton, Ont. Consignments welcome. EVENING AUCTION of boat and trailer; guns; modern ap- pliances; antiques; furniture; etc. to be held 2'/, miles west and )/ of a mile north of Seaforth, Ontario for Doctor William Thompson WEDNESDAY, AUGUST, 12_ AT 6:00 P.M. BOAT 8. TRAILER: 14' aluminum boat, 7' H.P. Mercury motor, trailer with winch. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS & ANTIQUES: New style plastic pipe patio -table with um- brella, 3 matching choirs and small table; 8 x 8 dining tent; pup tent; Ken- more 30" electric stove; almond colour fridge, 3 years old; Woods bar fridge, 4 years old; older fridge; 2 - chest freezers; Inglis automatic washer, 2 years old; Kenmore clothes dryer; por- table colour T.V.; 2 - B 8 W 12" portable T.V.'s: set of maple bunk beds; antique combination secretary and bookcase; French Provincial chesterfield and chair; antique love seat and Ehair (reupholstered); student's bedroom suite with desk; Kroehler recliner and platform rocker, 3 years old; pressback chair; small desk; maple framed chesterfield and chair; component hi fi; 4 drawer filing cabinet; small china cabinet; antique dressing table with mirror; fancy washstand with end towel bars; children's toys and games; typewriter; portable sewing machine; 3 chests of drawers; pressback rocker;modern round maple kitchen table with 4 chairs; small table with 2 chairs; poker table; CCM exercise bike; coffee table: Kenmore convection oven, nearly new; fancy table lamp; odd chairs; range hood; railway lantern; card table; Winchester Model 94 30. 30 rifle; Cooey model 60 - 22 rifle; drapes and curtains; 2 wooden planes; chain saw: battery charger; 3 wheel bike; 10 speed men's bike; milk cans; baby buggy; wheel barrow: 20' aluminum ex- tension ladder; steel posts; fishing poles; hand tools; books; dishes; glassware; plus many other items. This is a good clean offering. Plan to attend. TERMS: CASH LUNCH BOOTH AUCTIONEER Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton, Ont. 40. Lost & Found LOST - Men's gold tigereye ring at Signal -Star Softball Diamond. Sentimental value. Reward. Please call 524-2614 ext. 31 or 524-4144 after 5 p.m.-32,33nx LOST: Ladies' 14KT gold ring, with blue lamer stone, sentimental value, inscription on inside of band. Reward. Phone 524-9467.-32 44. Engagements EV ANS AND FULLER Sam and Lee Evans, of Ganges, British Columbia, and Charlie and Helen Fuller of, Goderich Township are happy to announce the forthcom- ing marriage of their children, Peggy and Bob. The wedding is to take place in Goderich, August 22, 1987.-32x Ar. 41. To Give Away TO GOOD HOME — female, grey and white cot, spade, all shots, 3 yrs, old, good with children, very friendly. Phone 529-7390"-31-32 46. In Memoriam LAVERTY In memory of Arthur Laverty; February 24, 1897 - August 14, 1980. This man - a sage philosopher - displayed his wisdom well; He'd sit for hours, pipe in, hand,, and to his. listeners tell Of social deeds and Herculean tourneys he had fought. Of course, some witty tales of mirth and poetry were taught. His eyes had been so much of life yet never lost their twinkle. His face was tanned and smooth — he wouldn't tolerate a wrinkle! His spirit was vivacious and^ his heart so optimistic. • With'his feet on "terra firma" — he had no love for mystics - His life four score and three - was good and full, though often tough. But even in his eighties he could say, "It's not enough!" He was to all who loved him a constant inspiration. Forever he will be to us a source of'admiration. —D- McLellan A toast to Arthur Laverty!! Deeply loved, fondly remembered and sadly missed by his family. -32 HILL In loving memory of our daughter and sister, TRACY JANE HILL, who died one year ago, August 16, 1986. A happy home we once enjoyed, How sweet the memory still, But death has left a loneliness, The world can never fill. Our hearts still ache with sadness, And secret tears still flow, What it meant to lose you, No one will ever know. When we're sad and lonely, And everything goes wrong, We seem to hear you whisper, Cheer up and carry on. Each time we look at your picture, You seem to smile and say, Don't cry I'm only steeping, We'll meet again some day. Even though you are not with us, We're never far apart, Because of the love you gave us, You are always in our hearts. To know we never said goodbye, Will always bring regret, But the hearts that loved you dearly, Are the hearts that won't forget. A thousand times we've needed you, A thousand times we've cried, If our love could have saved you, Tracy, You never would have died. Dearly loved and sadly missed by her family - Tom, Nancy, Lori, Allan. -32x HILL In memory of a dear friend, Tracy Hill, who pass- ed away August 16, 1986. To me her name will ever be, The key that unlocks memory, Of one gone, but remembered yet, A very good friend, I'll never forget. Sadly missed and remember by her friend, Loree.-32 47. Card of Thanks FOWLER We wish to express our sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for their kind- ness during the loss of our daughter & sister Stephanie. The floral tributes, cords and charity donations were greatly appreciated. Thanks to our friends and neighbours for food brought to the house. Thanks to Rev. Bruce Tombs or his comforting words, to the pollbeorers and the Mc" Callum and Polio Funeral Home for your support and to those who helped us in any way. Your thoughtfulness and kindness will always be remembered. Dennis. Evelyn, Amando. Can- dace, Brent and Brod. 32x FOWLER We would like to take this opportunity to thank our relatives, friends and neighbours for their kindness and support during the loss of our granddaughter Stephanie. Our thanks for cards and food sent to the house. Stan and Jean. 32x KERR We would like to thank our families, friends, and relatives for all the cards and gifts and their presence at our 25th Wedding Anniversary Reception. A special thank you to our kids; Denis, Christine and Jacki, Shelley and Al, you gave us a very special evening to treasure. Jane and Harry. -32 DOBIE We would like to thank our family, Jennifer, John, Keri, Kim, Ron, Shawn and Saroh, relatives and friends for helping us celebrate ottr 25th an• niversary and making it a very special occasion. Thanks also for the gifts, cards and best wishes. Thanks to the Saltford Ladies, Mike Gilbert. Joe & Janet Hunking, Kathy & Eric McNee, it was greatly appreciated. Gerry & Marie- 32x GODERICH MEN'S SLOWPITCH TOURNAMENT GMSL Tournament would also like to thank C21 All Points Realty for their Diamond time, Donation. -32 BOWERS We wish to thank our family, friends, neighbours, and the many senior citizens for all the cards, flowers, treats and visits. Thanks to Dr. Lomas for his excellent care, and the nursing staff first floor and Therapy of A.M. & G. Special thanks for the many ways everyone helped my wife with transportatidn and the upkeep of the lawn; also to Rob Edmunds who was so faithful. All was greatly appreciated. Betty and Ted Bowers. --32 BOGIE With great appreciation we would like to thank our three children, Dianne, Paul, and Michael for the wonderful surprise twenty-fifth Anniversary evening they hod for us atSaltford on July 24th., We would like to thank those who helped the children in anyway with tlee beautiful decorated hall, the good music, and the delicious lunch, Also thank Horace Crawford for the kind words he had given for us and our family. Many thanks to all our relatives and friends for the beautiful gifts, cards, and best wishes. The'thoughtfulness of our children, relatives, and friends will always be remembered. Many Thanks Mel & Dorothy Bogie-32nx BROWN We would like to express our deepest thanks to one and all for expressions of sympathy, floral tributes. donations, cards and food brought to the house at the time of the death of a dear hus- band, father, grandfather and great grand- father. Special thanks to Dr. Walker and Dr. Zee who were so kind to Ben during his illness. Also Dr. Meltzer and his team of doctors who worked hard to make Ben comfortable at St. Joseph's Hospital in London. To Rev. Nevin we say "thank you" end to McCallum & Palle Funeral Home for their kindness and concern when it was most needed. Thanks to pallbearers and flower bearers and most of all our family who made this so much easier to boor. Jeanne Brown 8 family. -32x BROWN There are no words to express our sincere ap- preciation to our many friends and relatives for their acts of kindness shown to us during the loss of the world's best dad and grandfather, Ben Brown. A very special thanks to all who sent flowers, charitable donations, food and cards. Also to Local 1863 for the lovely Bible, to the Mc- Callum & Pella Funeral Horne, the ladies of Port Albert Anglican Church and to those who gave the enduring support and comfort to our mom and Grandma. Many, many Shirley Andrews & Boys. -32 thanks. Sandy & owitukNauuniry AL Al I 1 IL ESTATES1111111 W.J. HUGHES REALTY .LIMITED 30 Kingston St, Goderich. 524-7373 524-0100 NEW LI ING Owner moving out of town, offering this custom built brick home with natural fireplace, 2 baths, patio doors to sundeck. Large lot, ideal location. Call Rita Allen 524-8480. PRICEDTO SELL Ranch bungalow in well treed private '/ acre lot, minutes south of Goderich. Drilled well, satellite dish, garden shed, fieldstone fireplace in sunken living room, patio doors to deck. Walk to lake. Call Norma Taylor 482-9921. CAMERON ST. BEAUTY One floor home, 2 baths, main floor den; patio doors to sundeck, hostess kitchen Maintenance free, garage, deep lot. Call Rita Allen 524-8480. DELUXE MOBILE HOMES 14' x 68' Canadian built, woodstove in, living room, covered deck, garage, cen- tral air conditioning, satellite dish and much more. 1981 Northlander 14' x 70', like new con- dition, dining room, sunroom, air condi- tioning, includes 5 appliances. Both homes located on '150' x 100' well treed lot. Col Norma Taylor 482-9921. 18 ACRES Mixed bush, 2 streams, Goderich Twp. Call Norma Taylor. PORT ALBERT Approx. ' acre building lot. FOR RENT 1 bedroom apartment on Square. Call Norma Taylor 482-9921. Rita Allen 524-8480 Ebb Ross 524-8786 Barb Shewfelt 524-9581 Norma Taylor 482=9921 "SUDDENLY IT'S SOLD" BOX 269 CLINTON — ONTARIO TELEPHONE: 482-9371 AUBURN: REDUCED. 1 floor frame home, 2 bedrooms. oil heat REDUCED: 50 acres. Colborne Tovynship. 43 acres workable. 6' 2 acres young irrigated apple orchard. Must be sold. Try an offer. LONDESBORO: 3 bedroom frame home with large shed. 4 LOTS: at Kinburn, very reosonobie. SCENIC: 1 acre, 13th Hullett Township, brick home & garage, needs no repairs. CLINTON: 218 Albert eel, good family home on large ire bf. Very rei53bnobie price. 25 ACRES: 2 miles from Clinton. small barn, good building site. 125 ACRES: Near Blyth, good brick home, 50 acres workable, 22 acres hardwood bush. LONDESBORO: 4 bedrooms, 2 floor home, very spacious. heated double garage, like new throughout. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY: with 2 apart- ments, Queen Street, Blyth. CLINTON: Duplex on Huron Street, show- ing excellent return. A good investment property. LONDESBORO: 1 floor brick home, finish- ed basement, inground pool, large lot. 2 ACRES: with brick home and lots of buildings,. near Zurich. BLYTH: Queen Street. 1 floor frame home, 3 bedrooms, large shed, zoned commercial. FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Mincing your words makes it easier if your•havee to eat them later. Don't keep your GOOD NEWS a secret... Call the SIGNAL -STAR NATIONAL REAL LI\)ESTATE SERVICE NORTH AMERICA'S REAL ESTATE MARIaTING SYSTEM. THINKING OF SELLING YOUR HOME? We know what you want is the -Most Money -Quickest Sale -Fewest Problems So call our Goderich Office Et JOHN TALBOT 524-2520 You'll be glad you called us first! TOUCH OF CLASS L Gorgeous executive home features spacious country kitchen with oak cabinets, elegant formal living room, comfortable main level family room with fireplace, 4 large bedrooms and much, much more! RIVER RETREAT) Attractive, well ,Maintained bungalow, recent- ly refurbished. Features new kitchen, elegant living room with cathedral ceiling, formal din- ing room. Perfect starter home or lust a coun- try hide -away. Only $59,900. MAKE US AN OFFER, You'll love this west end bungalow. Home features eat -in kitchen, dining room, spacious living room and lower level family room. Check out the charm of this ideal family home. LINDA TALBOT CENTURY LOG CABIN Return to yesteryear in this charming log cabin located on 1 acre of river property. Features large country kitchen with natural log beam ceiling, spacious family room with loft. Yours for only $67,500.00- CaII for details. BAYFIELD TUDOR Excellent family or retirement home, close to lake and marina, short walk to main heart of Bayfield. THis new 3 bedroom brick and stuc- co home features spacious living with lower level family room, Targe country kitchen, and living room, patio doors to backyard and much more. All this can be yours in one of Ontario's finest resorts for onl .89 -t -t. EXCELLENT STARTER HOME OR YEAR ROUND COTTAGE Take a look at this excellent low maintenance home featuring Targe kitchen with dinette area, large sunken master bedroom, spacious living room with patio doors to patio. Includes satellite dish on 2 large semi -country lots. Just minutes from town. WHY- PAY RENT? When you can own this excellent low maintenance, wen insulated bungalow in the Town of Goderich for less than $399/rnonth. Features large kitchen, family room, main floor laundry, and large 4 pc. bath. Call for details. EXCELLENT BUY 7 year old, 3 bedroom brick rancher, features large country kitchen with patio doors to deck, tastefully decorated living room with picture window, full basement with woodstove In rec room area. Located on 1/2 acre 'lot just minutes north of Goderch. 567, 500.00. QUIET PARK SETTING Thinking of retiring? Take a look at this dou- ble wide modular home just north of town. Features large living room, formal dining room, eat -in kitchen, family roorrf 'plus 3 spacious bedrooms. FORA COMPLETE LIST OF NRS PROPERTIES, PICK UP YOUR FREE COPY OF THE "REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER" N ,London Realty Ltd. 1,