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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-03-11, Page 19CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Combine, Tractors, Farm Machinery and misc. items for MURRAY EAST at Lot 26, Concession 4 & 5 Hullett Township, 21/2 miles north of Clinton on Highway #4 SATURDAY, MARCH ?0th at 1:00 P.M. TRACTORS: Case 870 with cab, heater, radio, fenders, power shift, .1156 original hours. MF 150 gas, high arch, adjustable rear wheels, external h ydraulic, 1891. Hrs. MF 35 gas, 748 hours on rebuilt motor, with Freeman manure loader and snow bucket, external hydraulic. HAYING AND HARVESTING EQUIPMENT: MF 410 Diesel combine with oversize tires, straw chopper, new Imes pick up, equipp ed for grain and beans with interchangea.ble rub bar, fillers and wire'cylinder plus 150,bushel extension grain bin.; Cock" utt 504 swat*, 2 y ears old with 4 cylinder water - cooled motor and JiCkitIr'rq-ell; New Holland 68 hayliner baler; MasserfOur bar side rake; Bale stooker, bale fork; 40 ft. 6" Speed King, PTO portable grain auger 1 year old; 42 ft. X 4" grain auger; 10 ft. 4" grain auger with electric motor; Grain bin aerator; 2 =165 bushel gravity bins; 2 - 5 ton wagons; 1 16 ft. flat rack; Shultz 160 bushel m anure spreader with top beater and wooden sides; 6 ft. double auger snow blower fully. hydraulic. BEAN EQUIPMENT: Innes 500 AR four row windrower with cross conveyor; Mauer 4 row bean puller, three set of bean knives. TILLAGE AND SEEDING EQUIPMENT: International 4 furrow 16" bottom semi mount plbw with trip bottom and automatic reset 1 year old; Cockshutt 543, 4 row corn and bean plate planter, with several plate se ts; Cockshutt 10 ft. wheel disc.; Kongskilde 13 ft. cultivator with spring harrows; Western 13 ft. land packer, 3 years old; Massey Harris 15 run double disc drill; 2 - 125 gallon fibreglass saddle tanks with brackets to fit 870 or 970 Case and 13 ft. sprayer boom and pump; 22 ft. front mount sprayer boom with pump; 5 section diamond harrow; 3 section diamond harrows; 3 pt. hitch cyelone grass seeder. TOOLS AND MISC. Hydraulic ram and hoses; 2 - wheel steel trailer, cement mixer; air compressor with motor; Lincoln 225 amp electric welder, grinder with motor; McCullough chain saw, 42 ft. extension ladder; feed cart; wheelbarrow; 8 ft. galvanized water trough; 18 - 34 tractor chains, 12 or 14 - 28 tractor chains; pig crate; two tractor umbrellas; 100 steel posts; 100 cedar rails; 50 cedar posts; skill saw; 1/2" drill; tattle clippers; hos„prod; 60 ft.' of new eavestrough; 100 ft. cable and snatch' block; egg washer: ropes and pulleys and car; 45 gallon barrels; 3 - 50 gallon oil tanks; 4 cement the 20" x 4 ft.; Chains, forks, shovels, tools, etc. and other items too numerous to mention. "NOTE" This is a good line of well maintained machinery and tractors so plan to attend. TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE FARM IS SOLD RICHARD LOBE Auctioneers R.G.Gethke Cifinton Bornholm MR. MURRAY EAST • PROPRIETOR Auctioneers or owner not responsible for accidents day of sale. • 20.35-1 THWELL'S 111111 BTIC 0111=.: .1..10211.1 .411111 BUSINESS LIQUIDATION BY AUCTION Consisting of Property, Electrical stock, tools, office equipment and trucks held in Brucefield, 45 miles north of London on 1-1Wy #4 on SATURDAY, MARCH 20 at 10:30 A.M. PROPERTY - Situated in the village of Brucefield on #4 highway with a lot size approgr. 75' x 150' upon which stands a 28' x 40' franie constructed building with office, workshop and storage areas.. Ideal for a small business - Property to be offered at 2:00 P.M. - selling subject to reserve. Terms - 10% down day of sale, balance in 30 days. TRUCKS 1970 11/4 ton Chev. V8, 66,000 miles, 10 ' flat bed with Hobart welder and air Compressor, Wisconsin engine; 1970 • 1/2 Ton Ches;., 6 cylinder; both trucks as is. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES - Consists of $30,000 in stock, fixtures, condute, control panels, couplings, wire, - something for all electricians - where you can buy below wholesale costs. TRANSFORMERS - three - 75 KVA Westinghouse ONS 12,000 volts primary,. 600 volts secondary 60 cycle single phase. BOILER TOOLS - Aretool tube expander and controls 11/2 , 2, 21/2 , 31/2 , rollers, sockets and drives, smoke tester, combustion analizer. ELECTRICAL TOOLS - (Shop) - Greenlea portable band saw; Greenlea KO punchers; Hobarat welder; Oxy-acetylene torches; grinder; drills; Rigid 700 A pipe threader; large quantity of rigid hand tools and many, more tools. pertaining to shop work. OFFICE EQUIPMENT - 3 office desks; office chairs; 2 and 4 drawer filing cabinets; Olivetti typewriter; Victor calculator; coke machine. For further information Phone Rathwell's 519-482-3120 Terms - Cash Lunch Booth Paddle Bidding Please supply own cheques Everyone'must register at office F. McGREGOR LTD. • Electrical Mechanical Contractors RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE AUCTIONEERS LIQUIDATORS APPRAISORS Clinton : 519-482-3120 20-35-2 •••••••#~#••••••••••••~~~4~~4~ WHITNEY-RIBEY FUNERALHOME Sincer,cea..nd courteous service Ross W. Ribey, Director 87 Goderich St. W., Seaforth Phone,Seaforth 527-1390 23-34-tf JOHN E. LONGSTAFF OPTOMETRIST By Appointment Only Seaforth Office Tues.,Wed.,Thurs.,Fri. 9 to 5:30 P.M. Saturday A.M. Monday only - Cli nton Office For Appointment Phone 527-1240 or. 482-7010 23-34-tf. LOU ROWLAND TRANSPORT LTD. P.C.V. Class CDF & FS Serving Dublin & Seaforth areas Phone 345-2301 Dublin anytime 23-344 R.S.BOX FUNERAL HOME Phones: Day 527-0680 - Night 527-0885 23-344 24 Cards of Thanks I would like ,to thank all my friends, neighbours and relatives for gifts, flowers and cards while I was a patient in the Seaforth Community Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Underwood, Dr. Malkus and Rev. Nelson and nurses and staff. Everything was appreciated. — Marian Courts. 24-35x1 24 Cards of Thanks The family of the late Mrs. Mae Dorrance wish to express their sincere thanks to Dr. Moyo and staff of the Seaforth Hospital, their relatives, :friends, and neighbours for their many acts of kindness, floral tributes, memorial donations . and sympathy cards. Special thanks to Rev. Nelson, Box Funeral Home, the pallbearers, Rebekahs, Eastern Star and the Ladies' Aid for the luncheon at the church. It was gratefully appreciated and will always be remembered. 24-35x1 I wish to thank all my friends, relatives and neighbours, for cards, letters, flowers and gifts while. I was a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Special thanks to Rev. David Beutel, and Dr Mialkus, also all the nurses. — Norman Bode. 24-35-1 A sincere thank you to everyone for the cards, flowers and visits while I wasi in1 Seaforth Community Hospital. Special thanks to *Dr. Malkus and the nursing staff. -6- Mary Jane, Parsons. .24-35x1 We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends' and neighbour far all kindness and concern at th time of illness and passing of t11,- dear wife, mother, and grandmother, the late Mrs. Elizabeth Ahrens. To the doctors and staff and ambulance attendants. For the cards, flowers and visits. Rev. Horst, Rev. Threinen and Rev. Gastmeier, for their comforting messages, the organist, and choir and L.C. W. of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen. For sympathy cards, church mission, Ritz Villa, and cancer card donations and floral tributes. The pallbearers and the Lockhart funeral home. Everything was very greatly appreciated. — Edward Ahrens and family. 24-35x1' I would like to express sincere thanks to all my neighbors and friends who sent cards, flowers, gifts and visited me while I was a patient in University Hospital. It was very much appreciated. special thanks to Dr. E. Malkus, Dr. Cain and Dr. Ferguson. — Mrs. Annie de Wit. 24-35x1 1 wish to express my sincere thanks to my three daughters and son, friends and neighbours during my long stay in Seaforth Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. M alkus and Dr. Lindsay and Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Kitchen and all the kind nurses at the hospital. Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Whitney and to Mrs. Malkus for her cheery visit, Rev. Sharpies for his kind visits. Also to Mrs. Maloney who brought Leone to the hospital every day. My sincere thanks. — Mrs. Mary A. Hotham. ' 24.35-1 Lobb. & Gethke AUCTION CALENDAR Auctioneers & Appraisers Clinton Monkton 482-7898 347-2465 SATURDAY, MARCH 13 Lakeview Sales machinery auction SATURDAY, MARCH 20 10 a.m. 50 acres productive farmland, S mi. north, 3% east of Seaforth for Thomas Mullen Estate. SATURDAY, MARCH 20 Tractors combine machinery, etc. 21/2 miles north 'of Clinton on #4 Highway for Murray East. WED., MARCH 24 Tractors, farm machinery, etc. in the Village of Londesboro, for Harry Caldwell. IN.emb SATURDAY, MARCH 27 50 head .purebred Jersey cattle, tractors, farm machinery, etc, 4 miles east of Blyth for Arthur F. Heard. ' SATURDAY, APRIL 3 Tractors, farm machinery, feed, some ' household effects, 2 mi. north, 3 mi. east of Blyth for Casey Van Amersfoort. • SATURDAY, APRIL 10 LakeVicw Sales. SATURDAY, APRIL Cattle 'feed, tractors, farm machinery and some household effects, 3 mi. west of Walton for Walter Shortreed. • •Isr- IOW "OP 1111, Drive Over the Bridge and Save at Exeter's STEREO & CB HEADQUARTERS WEEKEND SPECIAL _COURIER REBEL 23 MI 23 channels ' Reg. 169.95 NOW 139°° NOW 1/2 price Reg. $29.95 SHAKESPEARE ANTENNA 173-2 Clip this ad, bring It to the store. You get the antenna for hilt price with the purchase of a Rebel 23. GET OUR PRICE BEFORE YOU BUY Jerry MacLean & Son Exeter AUTOMOTIVE LTD. 235-6800 OUR STORE RIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS... BUT MALL ENOUGH TO BE FRIENDIN unholy lieks Iwo and Co. Chartered Accountants Resident Partner ARTHUR W. READ 268 Main St., Exeter Bu,s, 235-0120 Res. 238-8075 INCOME TAX PREPARED Farmers — Businessmen — Individuals — At Reasonable Rates -- Ronnenberg Insurance Agency Open in Brussels — Tuesday and Friday Only — Ph: 8874663 Monkton Office Open Monday to Saturday Noon Phone 347-2241 — Any Time. Phone Early for Appointment and Avoid the Rush ••• • • A, - THR HURON' EXPOSITORp. :MARCH. (.4 Saturday, March 13 20 Auction Sales 11 a.m. LAKEVIEW' SALES & SERVICE 1 1/2 mile North, I/2 mile East of Carlow and 7 miles North East of Goderich, Ontario, Canada. Consignments Welcome Telephone Lakeview Sales & Service 524-6451 Terms Cash Pick up can be arranged lainch Booth on Grounds Gordon H. Grindley Auctioneers Not responsible for accidents day of sale R.G. Gethke of r- TRACTORS & MACHINERY LARGE CONSIGNMENT Auction Sale 20 Auction Sales Richard Lobb 20 Auction Sale'S Society has to share piebiscite Seafertles request to Ole Mg to allow it to Issue debentures for $109,000 in arena re,PairS May require a .Nblic vote, Mind learned at Monday night's meet- ing, Council hopes to raise another SIO0,00Q in donations from the public. A new directive, from the OMB says because of spending restric. tions, certain kinds of projects, like arenas may require a public. hearing or a vote of electors. Councillor Jim Crocker said that when debentures where first issued for the arena in 1947, a vote was required. "This could slow the whole thing right downs " he said. ESTATE PROPERTY on SATURDAY, MARCH 20th at 10:00 A.M. 50 acres of good productive farmland being the North 1/2 of Lot 9, Concession 8, McKillop Township - Situated 5 miles North and 3 3/4 miles East of Seaforth. Sale will be conducted at this. location. This is a good piece of property in a productive farm district. Anyone wanting farmland should inspect this property. TERMS to be 10% down day of sale with the balance to be paid within 30 days. Selling subject to a reasonable reserve bid.$ THOMAS MOYLAN ESTATE Proprietor - R. G. GETHKE & RICHARD LOBB, Auctioneers Not responsible for accidents on days of sale. • 20-35-2 20 Auction Sales ESTATE AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, MARCH 13 1:30 P.M. For MRS. EVA KA1SE R ESTATE to be held in heated warehouse Richmond Street, North, Hensall, watch for signs on Highway No. 4. APPLIANCES: G.E.fridge 2 doors full freezer, GE. 4 burner electric stove, both units recently purchased — in new cond. Hoover washer & spin dryer, new lawn chairs, assortment pictures. FURNITURE: Beautiful, mahogany '4 pc. bedroom suite beau front dresser & chest drawers, brass pulls, night table, bed, china cabinet right to floor, round dining' table, 4 chairs, lazy-boy armchair, hidea- way bed. 2 matching step tables with drawer, old rocker, RCA combination colour TV radio — stereo, gold frame mirror, RCA portable TV.(BW). SPECIAL ITEM: 4 rare ornate, oriental wood step tables, this is a one unit item & beautiful, ornated chest, other interesting items, CRYSTAL, CUT GLASS & CHINA : Large selection of fine crystal including . goblets, tumblers, wine, vases, etc., cut glass includes fruit bowls, cake, cookie stands, pitchers, spoon holders, matching candle holders with prisms,' bulls eye goblet, china heart (Bavarian) & white china egg. Noritake dinner set, Hungarian pottery, salt cellars, chest silver, many" other items. TERMS OF SALE CASH _ "SALES DIRECTORS 262-2714 345-2057 PERCY WRIGHT AUCTIONEER Kippen, Ont. 262-5515 20-35-1 EMAT.iHWELL'S vat AUCTION SALE Of Furniture, Appliances, Antiques, Glassware and misc. at 77 Main Street, Seaforth on SATURDAY, MARCH 13 at 10:30 A.M. Partial Estates from Goderich, Blyth, Seaforth and a rural home consisting of Victorian Sofa; 12 pane pine corner cabinet; 2 fla t to wall cupboards; 2 - nine-piece walnut dining room suites; two round extension tables; one maple bow glass china cabinet; bow glass cabinet with drop front desk; walnut drop leaf gate leg table; two bonnet chests - one cherry; 6 oval back chairs; brass bells; cast iron; large quantity of glass; cherry stand up desk; odd chairs; press backs; oval backs; rocking chairs; side boards; washstands; 2 wood stoves; 2 walnut arm chairs; wing back chair; ,all sizes tableg gas heaters; bottles; refrigerators; st oves; black and white televisions; wringer washers; large quantity 'of misc. items. RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS • CLI NTON 482.-3120" 20.35-1 24 Cards of Thanks My sincere thanks to friends and neighbours for cards, visits and gifts while in hospital and since returning home. Your thoughtful- ness was appreciated. — Cliff Ritchie. 24-35.1 The family of the late Mary Williams wish to 'express their sincere thanks to relatives, friends , and, neighbours for the many acts of kindness , the beautiful floral tributes, mass cards, the C.W.L. for the lovely lunch, to Fr. Oostveen, the Box funeral home, the pallbearers, for the food sent to the home and anyone that helped in any way during our recent bereavement in the loss of a dear Mother. Special thanks to the Sisters of St. Joseph and staff of the 4th floor of Marian Villa for their care and kindness. It was all greatly appreciated and will always be remembered. 24-35x1 I would like to say a sincere "thank you" to all my friends and neighbours for the visits, cheery cards and good wishes for me while I was in the hospital. Special thanks to friends and neighbours for the phone calls and, treats provided me since I have returned home; to the Northside United Church Choir, the Northside' U.C.W. and the Afternoon Unit 'of the U.,C.W. and to the Reverend Mr. Reuber for his .visits and players. Special thanks also to Drs. Underworld, Allan and Thomas and the nursing staff on the 3rd floor of the Stratford General Hospital for the wonderful treatment and care they gave me. — Pearl E. Williams. 24-35x1 . 25 In Memoriam In loving memory of my dear sister Lena, who passed away 3 years ago, March 13, 1973. We always remember the way she looked, And the way she spoke and smiled. The little things she said and did, Are with us all the while, She meant so very much to us. But nothing we can say, Can tell the sadness in our hearts .,As we think of Lena each day., We miss' you. Lena very much — Always remembered by Mom and Dad, all your sisters, Nellie andKatie, Ann, and Brother Bill Stratychuk. So dearly loved sadly missed by Albina Gulutzen. 25-35-1 WHITMORE — A tribute of Love and Remembrance to Ralph E. Whitmore who left us suddenly four years ago March 13, 1972. We little knew when we woke that mdlning The sorrow the day would bring The call was sudden the shock severe To part with one 'we loved so dear. Sometimes it's hard to unders- stand Why some things have to be But in His wisdom God has planned Beyond our powers to see. God gave us strength to fight • And courage to bear the blow But what it meant to lose you, • Ralph, No one will ever know. — Lovingly remembered' by Mother, Dad and Karen. 25-35-xl 26 Personal Mr. and Mrs. /Carl Vock, Brodhagen, wish to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter June Ann, to Mr. Kenneth Charles Faust, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Faust, Mitchell. The wedding will take place on April 10, 1.976 at- St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen. 26-35 xl We invite engaged Couples to visit the Arbor Gift Shop in Clinton. Pick up a free gift and tell your friends about our Shower and Bridal registry service. No charge, no obligations. 27 Births FISCHER — To Mr. and Mrs. Brian Fischer, 75 Borden Street, Stratford, at General Hospital, Stratford, on March 5th a daughter. 27-35x1 TALBOT — Russell and Cheryl are proud to announce the birth of their daughter at St. Joseph's Hospit-al„ ,London-, on February 25th„ 1976. A sister for Tracy and Jannifer. 27-35-1 Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad. Dial S27-0240. (Continued from Page 14) minister Wiliam Newman) will have to take some responsibility here." OFA president Hill said the legislation should be put in place, and then farmers can decide to use it or not. Mr. Bean also asked for help in changing inequities, in the agri- cultural code of practise that puts restrictions on farm buildings that don't apply to neighbouring non- farm, builders. Reeve McCutch- eon thought the matter would be changed with input from county planners when the code is revised The, code isn't consistent, far- mers complained. A pig barn has been built close to Howick Central School, one man in the audience said, and the Board of Education was told that they had ,built in the country and would have to put up with the smell. "That barn could have been built 'farther away, but it wasn't required;" one map 'said. Bert Elliott for the Huron County Cream Producers said dairy farmers were going to have problems meeting IMPIP loans based on ,high production at a time when they are being asked to cut back their production. The -MPS agreed. Consumers don't realize that farmers are tailoring their production to what the market requires, Gordon Hill ..said. "Consumers also _don't know that :a big chunk comes off farmer's payments-to ship powth' ered milk overseas," McKinely said. There's been "practically no money since last fall" in the Farm Credit Corporation and that's why farmers wait so long after they get approval to get their money, Mr. McKinley told the Huron FA members. More money be available when the govern- ment's new year starts April 1. When Maurice Bean argued that FCC loans should have a ceiling so that young farmers don't get too deeply in debt, Jack Riddell replied that a farmer has to be able to purchase the land he needs instead of agricultural land going to perhaps a doctor or lawyer who has got the money' to buy„ it. "Would land,sell at a high value if these large sums ((FCC loans) weren't available?" Mr. Bean asked. Mr. Riddell said he thought speculation and Short- ages of farm land have put more pressure on prices per acre. Varna area farmer° Jake Van Wonderen asked why govern- ments couldn't put pressure on banks, for example, to make sure Farm Improvement loans, gover- nment badked and at lower than prime rate, were available. ' Shop' for credit and use one bank against another, was Mr. Hill's advice. Bank managers need farmers. "Educate your local bank manager, invite him to your farm. So what if the neighbours think you're in finan-' cial trouble," he joked. All" three elected .members agreed with .Huron Pork Pro- ducer's president Elmer Harding that seat belt wearing shouldn't' have been made. compulsory. Murray Gaunt said an incentive, like saying, OHIP won't pay you hospital, bills if' you're injured -while not wearing seat belt, would have been more effective. 28 Deaths ANDERSON — Oliver Charles at his residence on March 3, 1976 in his 85th year. Oliver Anderson beloved husband of the late Stella Clarke and dear father of Eric at home. Predeceased by one infant son, Wayne; two sisters, Nettie (Mrs. J. Brown) and Clara (Mrs. H. Snell;; two brothers, Robert and Clarence. Friends were received at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, 87 Goderich Street West, Seaforth where service was held on Saturday at 2 p.m. Temporary entombment at Pioneer ' Memorial Mausoleum. Interment to follow in Maitlandbank Cemetery. Rev. M, Reuber officiated. 28-35-1 23 Bus. Directory 23 Bus. Directory ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD WATCH AND JEWELLERY REPAIRS WE SELL AND SERVICE — Bulova-Accutron -Watches — 3 STORES — SEAFORTH — CLINTON — WALKERTON 23-34-tf Complete Bookkeeping Services & Related Fields "Income Tax Assistance — Preparation INDIVIDUALS — SMALL BUSINESSES FARMING WILFRED L. ELLIOTT Telephone P.O.Box'729,12 N.Main St. [519] 527-0301 Seaforth, Ontario NOK 23-344 20 Auction .Sales •r •