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OUTSTANDING AUCTION SALE
Of new furniture, appliances and beautiful giftware at Ball
Auctions, directly behind Queens Hotel, Brussels, Ontario.
FRIDAY, APRIL 13 AT 8 P.M.
Featuring new matching refrigerator and stove in avocado
green and gold; Lovely Spanish, French, Colonial bedroom
suites, six different styles of stereos with built in eight
track tape decks; eight-piece Colonial dlningroom suites;
Maple bunk beds; kitchen suites; 10 different styles of
chesterfield suites; coffee end tables; lamps; component
sets; new single and double continental darner cup-
boards; lead crystal;• book shelves; swords; socket sets;
automatic zig-zag sewing machines; appliances; brassware;
silverware; many more Items too numerous to mention.
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: This should 'prove to be one of our
largest sales of quality furniture and giftware that must be
sold to the highest bidder, so be sure 'to attend.
Plenty of seats, parking and refreshment stand.
TERMS OF SALE - Cash, Chargex, Financing, Cheques.
Wanted - Good used furnitufe, antiques and appliances.
Sales conducted at Ball Auction.
NED RUTLEDGE Manager
RON BALL Auctioneer, 887-9363
20-83-1.
ESTATE AUCTION SALE
Of-property;• shop' 'equipment-# tools, car, furniture, for the
Estate of Oliver Pocock, Benmiller on
SATURDAY, APRIL 14 AT 11:00 A.M.
PROPERTY - 1 acre of land with '4 bedroom frame house;
large living room, dining room, kitchen, full basement with
oil, furnace, drilled well; 40 x 30 heated workshop. Property
selling subject to low reserve. If not previously sold before
auction, property selling at 3:00 P.M.
SHOP EQUIPMENT - 200 amp. 4 volt Lincoln portable welder
with continal gas' engine; Comet beach grinder 3/4 H.P.
moter; Lincoln 200 amp. welder; Atlas 10" F steel lathe;
Prestoweld gas welder and cart; floor model drill press;
petestool grinder; Comet portable air compressor; tire
changer; wolf portable electric grinder; Siox portable electric
grinder; wen orbitle sander; 2 steel work benches; 1/4, 1/3,
3/4 in. drive socket sets; B.& D 3/' 8" drill; 6" vice; 1/4 H.
P. buffer; tap & die• sets; Chicago Pneumatic impact wrench;•
2 bolt cutlers; anvil; 2" adjustable pipe threaders; pipe
;lase; 14 pc . Grey wrench set; Hine Warner 20 ton jac; 1/2
ton chain falls; B & D 7 in. saw; 4" vise; pair gun; jack all;
pipe wrenches; pipe cutters; pullers; 10 logging chains; tire
repair center; Snap-on chest and tools; large assortment of
hand tools. Stock - (New) 200 lbs. of welding rod; 150 ft.of
roller chain,' all sizes; 150 ft. of flat chain; forks; shovels;
threaded rod; electrical parts; hyd. hose; 2 sets manure
spreader chains; V Belts; 10 sets of plan sears, all makes;
sections & guards; drill tubes; cultivator points; rake teeth;
100 harrow teeth; grease; oil; 2 wheelbarrows; 5 wheel barrow
wheels; large quantity of flat, and round steel; 24 ft. aluminum
ladder; axe; shovel; Hammer handles; $1,000.00 in bolts,
nuts and "washers; 22" Snapper lawn mower; quantity of barn
boards: •
FURNITURE - Admiral 22" T.V.; Heintzman cabinet grand
piano; Electrohome humidifier; writing desk; dresser; 4
matching chairs; tables; electric dryer; etc.
CAR - 1966 FuryII Plymouth.
- Cash No Reserve Lunch Available
RATHWELLS AUCTION SERVICE
Auctioneers and Liquidators
Brucefield - 482-3120
482-7269 20-83-1
:1THIWELL'S
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
To be held at Lot 7, Concession 2, Tuckersmith Township
one mile east of Egmondville for Victor Lee on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18 AT 1:15 P.M.-
TRACTORS - Cockshutt 70; Massey 'Harris 22 with pulley.
MACHINERY - M,11.• 13 run fertilizer drill, seeder, power
lift; M.H. 8 ft. Disc; Case 10 ft packer; Case cultivator;
3 section diamond harrows; 3 section drag harrows:Int. 3-
furrow plow; 32 ft. bale elevator; M.H. 4 bar side delivery
rake; M.H. No. 6 Semi-mount mower; M.H. 8 ft. binder;
No. 6 White threshing machine; wagon & flat rack; Int. manure
spreader; M.H. wheel cultivator; 11 ft. 4' auger; 16 ft. 4 in.
auger; Grain aerator; sap tank; stone boat; trailer; cement
mixer; circular saw; 500 lb. scales; tarp 10' x 12'; Surge
Vactium pump, line and one unit; Int, Separator.
FEED - 200 bales of hay.
FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES - Pine dry sink; washstand;
picture frames; oak phonograph; Pearce Arrew antique radio;
8 day clock; wood and steel beds; 5 wood kitchen chairs;
5 pc. chrome kitchen set; comforters and quilts; copper
boiler; a few dishes.
TERMS - Cash No Reserve Farm Sold
RATHWELLS AUCTION SERVICE
Auctioneers & Liquidators
Brucefield - 482-3120
482-7269
20-83-1
Specializing farm, estate and business liquidations.
We offer the molt modern and complete auction system,'
therefore guaranteeing the maximum profitable returns for
your auction.
Book early for desired sale date.
Auctioneers and LiqUidators
photo Clinton 482-3120. 23-82-If
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Family
NOPPEO [380
WILBEE - To tdr,. and Mrs;
sTeedbrwinglivbeillee(i naeteS1'094$01513110e714414);'
Hospital on April, 10, 1.9.70, a
son, Tod Edward. • 27441
WHITEHEAD - To Mr. and
Walter Whitehead; R,11.#5, Seam
forth, at Seaforth COMMiknillr
Hospital,dsughter. on April 7, 21797433,2cl
r.
WILLIAMSON - To M. and Yira.
Kenneth Williamson, R.R.#3,
Walton, at Seaforth Community
Hospital on April 9, 1973, a
daughter.
ITEM: The word "macrame"
is is Arabic. The designs, no matter
how complex, are all ased upon.,
two knots: the square knot and
the double half hitch.
ITEM: Take a tip from the
traditional coupling of lamb and
mint. Heat up a sauce of fruit
cocktail and mint jelly to pass
along with` hot roast lamb slices.
ITEM: You hardly ever see
a steak labeled "tenderloin"
these days. That cat of beef
usually appears at the meat coup.'
ter as Filet Mignon, or Chateau-
briand. •
Item: To make a drawer slide
more smoothly and quietly, rub
both sides and the underside with
soap.
Item: Studies' 'show that 9 out of
10 carpet consumers know what,
they want to buy before they go'
shopping.
Item: To clean and make brick
tiles look like new, wash them
with a cloth saturated with vine-
gar.
Item; Three-fourths of the
nation's families • use some
ready-to-eat cereals sometime
during the week.
ITEM: Modern tapestry will
becomt inseasitpy., popular as
an tipliolalerfrabitc abaitefdf —
fall. Velvet, however, will still
be the number One fabric pre-
ference of consumers.
ITEM: The new look in car-
pets, as in apparel, will be a
return to classic 'elegance.
27-83x1
us assist you with your Wedding Plans
A distinctive line Of
* INVITATIONS
*. ANNOUNCEMENTS
* INFORMALS
' ACCESSORIES
See our complete line of
"Forever Yours" and "Bouquet"
Invitations
FREE With Your Oa cler .
A Bridal Gift Register, a copy of answers to most queries
regarding wedding details and 6 MiONTHEE SUB-
SCRIPTION TO 1 11HE '
24, Card of Thanks
Mrs. Gerald Van den Hengel
and/aridly wish to express their
thanks and 'appreciation to' their
many friends for the many ways
in etch they have indicated their
respect and sympathy at the loss
of a dear husband, father and
grandfather. 24-83x1
I would like to thank all my
friends and relatives who visited
me, sent cards. , flowers, gifts
etc. and also my kind neighbors
who helped out at home while I
was in hospital. Special thanks
to Dr.' Brady, Dr.Whitman and
nursing staff and Rev. Reuber.
It was very much appreciated.
- Mrs. Helen McClure. 24-83x1
Sincere thanks to all friends,
relatives and neighbours for the
flowers, gifts, visits and all the
kindness to me while I was a
patient in Seaforth Hospital. To
each and everyone a very sin-
cere thank you. - Florence Mc-
Gavin.. 24-83xL
We would like to thank our many
friends, neighbours and relatives
for the beautiful cards and con-
gratulations received for our 60th
anniversary. Many, thanks to our
family for the door chimes and
to all who presented us with
flowers and gifts 'and all who
called with good wishes. - Walter
and MarYLayton. 24-83x1
20. Au lion Salesn .. . , ,.„_ 20. ,action Sales 20, Auction Wel
*4** * ' . • * FARM RENTED
* CLEARING *"
* AUCTION SALE *
* Or Farm Machinery, )4111:
* Feed, Etc., for 7,
*.MR, ,TED GEOFFREY*
* Lot 27, Con, 14 Hay
*
4T-
Township, 3 miles west
of Zurich, then 1 1/2
miles north; 3 allies
* north east of St.Joseph.
*WED, 'APRIL 18TH
„A. 724 Int. diesel tractor
'T with cab (new in 1971,
* 650 hours) Oliver 3-
4. furrow 3 pt. hitch plow
18"; Ford 1951 tractor
lir bean puller; Oliver mo-
* del 18 pto combine with
bean attachments; Int.
* 4 row corn & bean plan-
* ter with heavy duty
inder (like new); Int.
ar double disc; 17 runfert.
* & grain drill on steel;
Kongskilde 3 pt. hitch
• fertilizer spreaders;
Kongskilde cultivator;
* Int. 9 1/2 ft. heavy duty
spring tooth; J.D. double
disc; harrows.
'
steel
4.. roller; 3 pt. hitch Spray-
motor sprayer; Int. 3 pt. _,"
No. 35 mower; 4 bar
* side rake bale stooker;
fork for bales; rubber
* tired wagons; flat rack
* with grain sides; gravity
* box; pto 12 in post hole
digger; grain auger with „A.,
* motor; 1 1/2 hp electric
* motor; steel & wood *-
posts; New Idea spread* -
* er for parts; 40 ft. 6
* in. auger with under- A'
• carriage; bolts;' tools; *
sr quantity of lumber; 50
* gal. oil tank & pump;
*1 beam; scrap iron; 74"
• 200 ft. steel cable; etc.
71" DAIRY & BARN EQUIP-
* MENT: Surge milker
• pump for 4 units (like
Ar new); 8 can spray type
* milk cooler; Farm Easy
*silo unloader complete
for 14 ft. silo; New Idea
Farmamatic stable
*cleaner with 225 ft. of
chain and 30 ft. shute;
* 20 in. barn fan; 3000
* watt e'ectric pail hea-
_, ter; Woods electric
grinder, oat roller;
* plastic hose.
* FEED: 2600 bu. "of
Rodney & Herta grain
)4- grown from foundation
seed. Some baled hay
& straw, 100 lbs. of he
* Atrazine.
,
* Owner or Auctioneers 4.
* not responsible far
• accidents day of sale. *
* Booth on grounds
* Itr' TERMS - CASH
* *
* AUCTIONEERS ,*
*
* HUGH FILSON
* 666-0833 "It
* TOM ROBSON it
666-1967
20-83-1 .4(
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DISPERSAL
' AUCTION SALE
Of 36 Holstein cows, some calves
and Dairy Equipment for Anthony
Poland on Lot 23, con.2,Hibbert
Twp. 2 ,1/2 mile s south west of
Dublin on
SAT., APRIL 14TH
At 1 P.M.
Consisting of 36 Holstein cows
including 4 first calf heifers;
some fresh recently and balance
due to freshen at sale time and
early spring and summer; a
number of young Holstein calves.
NOTE - This is a young herd
of high producing Holstein cows'
and, heifers showing size and
quality.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT - Universal
milking machine consisting of
motor, pump and pipeline for 40
cows; 3 Universal short tube
milker. units; Star 10 can door
spray type milk cooler; a number
of milk cans; small dairy
utensils.
Proprietor and Auctioneer not
responsible for any accidents on
day of sale.
NO RESERVE - Proprietor is
going out of dairy business.
TERMS - Cash on day of sale.
ANTHONY POLAND
Proprietor
FRANKLIN BUUCK
Auctioneer
M liverton 595-8821
20-83-1
USE
EXPOSITOR
WANT - ADS
Phone 527-0240
20.' suction Sales
FARM SOLD
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
For Richard Taylor
on
WED • • APR I L '25
At1 P.M.
•
On the premises, Lot 1, Con-
MOO la, Tuckersmith ToY01-.
ship, • 4 mile s east of Hensaii
at Chlselhurst corner, featuring
tractors, P.T.O. Combine, farm
machinery, and furniture includ-
ing some antique pieces.
TRACTORS - David Brown
Implernatic and loader, Ford
Jubilee Tractor;
MACHINERY - 9 1/2 ft. J. F.
cultivator with matching har-
rows; M.F. 3 furrow plow #66;
15 run Cockshutt all disc seed
drill; International 81/2 ft moun-
ted cultivator.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE pieces
include: flat - to - wall cherry
glass cupboard; oak dresser and
wash stand to match; commode
with end towel bars; wicker rock-
ers; toilet set; Beaver sealers;
organ stool; gramophone; coal
oil lamps and other items. '
Full listing of machinery and
furniture next week.
PERCY WRIGHT
Auctioneer
Phone 262-5515
204:53-1 •
AUCTION SALE
Feed, Tractor, Farm Ma-
chinery, some 'Household
Effects for Carman Tebbutt
Lot 27, Concession 16,
4 Goderich Township, 1 mile
West of Clinton on Highway
8 then 1/2 mile North.
SAT, APRIL 14
At 1:00 o'clock
FARM MACHINERY:
Tractor - John Deere 60
standard gas tractor with
live PTO;Massey Fergus-
On #10 hay baler; Smoker
32 foot .elevator; 1 HP elec-
tric motor; Cockshutt #5
PTO hay rake; New Idea
hay conditioner; New Idea.
PTO trail mower; Balesto-
oker; Massey Ferguson 15
run seed drill; 4 section
drag harrows; chain
'harrows; 'Fleury Bisset
cultipacker; Three furrow
111, trail pl.w4. John. ,Deera
10 plate one way disc.,
New Idea, ground drive
manure spreader; Letz
grinder; wagon and flat
rack; walking plow; sleigh
cutter; 40 ft.Aluminum
ladder; snow fence; steel
water trough; electric drill
chainsaw; garden tractor;
wheelbarrow; electric mo-
tors; tools and other,mis-
cellaneous ,items too num-
erous to mention.
FEED: Approximately 10
ton of grain; 800 bales of
straw; 400 bales of hay.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: •
Maple extension table;
buffet; &chairs' odd chairs;
2 rockingt chairs; bedside
table; single bed; dresser;
double bed; small tables;
battery radio; lanterns; gas
iron; settee; bookshelf ;
piano; kitchen range; sad '
iron; washstand; electric
heater.
TERMS - CASH
No Reserve as farm is
sold.
Auctioneers or Owner not
responsible for accidents
day of sale.
AUCTIONEERS.
RICHARD LOBE
Clinton
R. G.. GETHKE
' Mitchell
'20-83-1
21. Tenders Wanted
TOWNSHIP OF
HIBBERT
Sealed and Separate tenders, 'on
Township Tender Forms, for
Open and Closed Work on the
SCOTT
Drainage Works and
NEEVEL BRANCH
Drainage Works,
will be received by the under-
signed until noon, Monday,
23RD APRIL, 1973
for the construction of: -
SCOTT DRAINAGE WORKS
13,310 lineal feet open drain.
(4,900 cu. yds.)
5,336 lineal feet closed drain.
3 Catch Basins.
NEEVEL BRANCH DRAINAGE
WORKS
1,100 lineal feet closed drain
Plans and Profiles may be seen
at the Clerk's Office, Dublin.
Township to supply material.
Please state approximate date of
completion. A certified cheque
for 10 per cent of bid to accom-
pany each tender. Lowest or
any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted.
CHARLES FRIEND
Clerk
• Township of Hibbert
21-83=2
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APPRAISER
Prompt, Courteous, Efficient
ANY TYPE, ANY SIZE,
ANYWHERE
We give complete sale service.
PROFIT BY EXPERIENCE
Phone Collect
235-1964 Exeter
23-82-ti
ADMIRAL & FLEETWOOD
WARRANTY SERVICE
Perth Electronics Service
123 Waterloo,St. South
Stratford, Ontario
Phone 273-1300 23-82-If
G. A. WHITNEY
FUNERAL HOME
87 Goderich St.W.,Seaforth
Phone 527-1390 Seaforth
23-82-If
SEAEORTH
ELECTRONICS
ZENITH
& PHILCO
DEALER
Service to all makes -
T.V's., Radios, Etc.
17 Sperling St,- Phone 527-1150.
23-82-tf
W. J. CLEARY
Seafortb. nntario
LICENSED EMBALMER
AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Night and Day Calls - 527-0510,
23-82-tf
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF
OPTOMETRIST
BY Appointment Only
Seaforth Office
Tues.,wed.,Thurs.,Fri.,
9 to 5:30 P.M.
Thursday evenings
Monday only - Clinton Office
For Appointment
Phone 527-1240 -' or 482-7010
a
23-8241
R. S. BOX
FUNERAL HOME
Phones:
Day.527-0680 - Night 527-0885
23-82-ff
LOU ROWLAND
TRANSPORT LTD.
P.C.V. Class CDF & FS,
Serving Dublin & Seaforth areas
Phone 345-2301 Dublin anytime. i
23-82-tf
PERCY WRIGHT
LICENSED
AUCTIONEER
Kippen, Ontario
Telephone 262-5515, pensall
23-82-ff .
ELECTRICAL,PLUMBING
HEATING
and
Sheet Metal
B. J. FINK
Mechanical Contractors
Phone 262-2114 - Hensall
23-83-1
24. Card of Thanks
I wish to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to
everybody who remembered me
during my recent illness by visi-
ting me in the hospital and send-
ing flowers, fruit and cards wish-
ing me a speedy recovery.Spec ial
thanks to Dr. Malkus and Dr.
Busby, the Sisters and Nursing
Staff of NW 4 St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, also visits by Rev.
T. C, Mulholland, Dr. D. G.
Campbell and my family. -
Joseph T. Hugill. 24-83-1
We would like to thank our re-
latives and friends for cards and
visits also special thanks to Dr..
Malkus and the nursing staff for
their good care and kindness
while we were in hospital. -
Merle and RodzieySmith.24-8,3-1
STOCK-FEEDER
SALE
IFfeinall Livestock Sale
Monday, April '23rd
7.00 pm
1000 HEAD
Consisting of Steers, Heifers and Calves.
Anyone wishing to consign cattle to this sale should
contact the management:
VICTOR HARGREAVES BARRY MILLER
482-7611 BILL LIVINGSTON Exeter
Clinton Dungannon 235-2717
529-7521 Kirkton
Auctioneers
229-6205
HECTOR McNEIL
LARRY GARDINER
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At 1 P.M.
•
I would like to thank my friends
- and ,reltita4eVivIii:Psent• &Aid a,,iitiet
visited me While I was a patient
in Seaforth Community Hospital.
Malkus ktid th nursing staff.
Thanks to Dr. Brady, Dr.
Lorne Carter. 24-83x1
A sincere thank you to my family,
neighbors, friends and relatives
for the lovely cards, flowers,
treats and visits I received while
a patient in Stratford Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. Brady and
Dr. Allan, the nurses and staff -
of the 3rd floor for their kind-
ness to me, also to Rev. M.
Reuber. Everything was deeply
appreciated. - Mrs. Lena Boyd.
24-83x1
23. Business Dirfoc** .24. Card
we wood like Ao• thaMgOurne.g. ,
ti and .P,Oitt.T! frJ0i140... TOIS _
In honour of the 50th Wedding
Anniversary of Elizabeth and
Gregor McGregor an Open
House will be held in Brucefield
lUnited Church Hall, Saturday,
April 21st, 1973 from 2:30 -
4: 30 and 7:00 - 8:30 P.M, Friends,
neighbours and relatives are
cordially invited. 26-83x1
Dr, and Mrs. Rodger A. Whitman
Seaforth are happy to announce
the forthcoming marriage of their
second daughter, Anita Joy, to.
Mr. William licavaraLindsay, son
thtbf Mr. and, '10t4'.1 .11,70ffl:1 littrant
Lindsay of Selkirk, Ontario. The
wedding will take place on
Satuirday, May 12, 1973 at 1:30,
P.M. In Christ Church Banda,
A vein 'mg , Ontario. 26-83x1
evemne who hekoed in any way
to .did us after our :ra99nt -4;ei.
Many thanks to the MOP who
collected on our .helOR YAP,.
1008 churches, tits 194qPi.•thfi
Women'S .theOtateSi.'lhe,S4V.st-
ion Army, the Red cross 'and
the various Steres.. 304r-IlJapere
apprettatton and thanks, The
Wallace Family. PI, 83.4
We would like to thank everyone
`for the lovely cards, flowers and
visits to us at the hospital • and
since returning' home, Special
thanks to Dr. Ways and nurses
on. OB. Also special thanks
to Mona , and. Dad Campbell for
caring_ for the girls and anyone
else who helped in any way. It
was all greatly appreciated. -
Ruth, Douglas and Diane Camp-
bell. 24-83x1
,.we would like to express our
appreciation and thanks .to our
family for their thoughtfulness
in arranging a party forms In the
arena for our 35th Wedding An-
niversary. Our sincere thanks to
all relatives, neighbours and
friends for their attendance, gifts
and many greeting cards. Also to
the Christie , Orchestra,
Cromarty, for their impromptu
help in making the party a
success. - Harold and Mary
Coleman, John St., Seaforth.
24-83x1
25. In Memoriam
KERR - In loving memory of a
dear wife, mother and grand-
mother, Esther L. Kerr, who
passed away April 17, 1972.
Everyday in some small way,
Memories of you come our way,
Though absent, you are ever
near,
Still missed, still loved and
ever dear.
Sadly missed by Jimmie and
funnily. 25-83x1
2,6. Personals
•
Lloyd 'beard, .„
-Seaforth, fir? pleased to. an,
&duce the forthOoMfograOrlage
of their ''.daughter RO14,MarY
Anne, to Mr. Wilfried Blacker,
SOP of Mr., and. Mrs..w4lbeirh
Aiecker, London, Ontario. :The
wedding will. take, p/aceSatUPPYt,
May 19731—at 4" o'clOPic'fn
St. 'Tables' Church, Seaforth..•
;Tat