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, utlti .pawet", external hyd.. pclwer ad}yst+tn)c rcatt
wheels. run, Z070 brsl.t MF 236 .quick attach manuiwe,
loader w /hfi d. bucket and front hydrault• pump.
tractor chains.
EQUIPMENT: Avco New Idea +#290 nine tout mow-
ditioner; New Holland 2-'3 Hay liner baler (good
cone); New Holland 512 manure spreader w double
beater (2 yrs. old): Martin 5 ton wagon w Ib ft. flat
rack; 24 ft. tube hay elevator; Ib ft. flat rack on light
wagon; Vicon 4 wheel 3 pt. hitch hay rake. Ncw
Holland #56 side rake, manual bale stuukcr; Little
Giant 36 ft.. hay and grain clesator +% I' : h. p.
motor; M.F. #43 three furrow x Ib" bottom pica:
Luckno* 7 ft. single auger snow blower: Krause
408 ten ft. wheel disc: New Holland 350 mix mill;
J. F. 12 ft. cultivator; four section diamond harrows;
10 ft. chain harrow; 18 ft. 4" grain aug er w motor;
IHC 13 run drill on steel) root, pulper; a ton chain
fall; 100 lbs. of 80% alfalfa seed: small quantiti of
lumber; 3 wood spoked wheels; plus small items.
Plan to attend
FARM IS SOLD
TERMS CASH - DAY OF SALE
AUCTIONEER -Richard Lobb Clinton 482-7898 -
Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents.
20-06.1
AUCTION SALE •
Of I'i: storey brick home, truck. household effects
and mist. items to be held at 25 Main St. North, in
the village of Brodhagen for Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Elliott.
SATURDAY. MAY 23, 1991 AT 1:00 P.M.
PROPERTY: This newly renovated 1' : storey brick
home is situated on a large 80' x 1.50' well treed lot
and is fully ;insulated. carpeted and panelled
throughout: This home features 3 bedrooms upstairs
a new four piece bathroom downstairs; lots of
cupboard and closet space, new patio decks at front
and side: 'new roof partial basement. Also on the
lot is a 40' x 20' barn, large 'garden and drilled well.
The interior of this home must be seen to• full.
appreciate its value. Property inspection may be
arranged by contacting proprietor at 345•2364 after
6:30 p.m. Property wilt be offered at 1:30 p.m.
TERMS ON PROPERTY: Being sold subject to
reserve•bid.' 10% down day of sale, balance in 30
days.
FURNITURE g APPLIANCES: Kenmore automatic
washer (harvest gold'. almost new): Beatty freezer:
electric dryer: matching 24" Gibson electric salve
and` -17 -cu. ft. fridge (2 years old. harvest gold):
chrome kitchen suite:' humidifier; 20"' B 3r, .W
television: love seat; living room suite; upholstered.
rocker; end tables; lamps; recliner: dishes: Bell
upright piano; flat to wall cupboard: cedar chest:
garden tools;,new 20 lawn mower: child's swing
set: host, of mise. items.
VEH)CLES: 1966 Chev 'i: ton 6 cylinder truck las
is);" 1979' Scorpibn 'Littl'e Whip" .snowmobile
(excellent); 197$ Scorpion *'Stin'g" 440 snowmobile.
REASON FOR SALE Moving West
TERMS: Cash oreheque with I.D.
7% sales tax in effect.
PROPRIETOR: Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Elliott
345-2364
AUCTIONEER: Douglas Jacob 393.6214
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Patrick's Roman Catholic
of real esiate.-furniture, appliances. antiques, etc. to
CHANGES INIRENT
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be held at 167' Rowland Street in the low•n of
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Mitchell on: Saturday. May 23, 1981 at 10:30 a.m.
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REAL ESTATE: Consists of a neat vinyl sided two
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bedroom bungalow 'with new roof. vinyl fascOand•
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funeral home Thursday eve-
soffits situated on a corner lot. This house features a
the recent election caiPpaign
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finished family room and detached garage.
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far, Education Minister Bette
The'property will be, offered for sale at I p.m.
released its final report entit.
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subject to a reasonable reserve bid.
Stephenson has re.fuse'd to
intention of making any
Terms on Real Estate being 10% down day of sale
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and balance within 30 days.
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Rail". The 125 -page report
) URNITURE. ANTIQUES. ETC: Chesterfield and
15, 1981 at St. Patrick's R. C.
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chair: platform rocker; Duncan Phvfe table; three
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•piece
bedroom suite: Electrohome colour television.
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Davis has told the Legisla-
efrigerator; l.0 in. portable television; rugs:
tion to follow near Hensall.
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Victorian chair: six dining chairs: small bar
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refrigerator: 'large sideboard: round dining table:
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exit of Ext-icr V;t.14 t3 and. 3 tittle} north or )1 tittles
%kztirkof'Dub:ltn, I- ittile welt.
C'on•sisttng of tractors. trucks. equipment:. nluaP
,quipmeot and I•a+t n ornaments, plus man+. )n,irc`• ,
miscellaneous items
AUCTIONEERS NOTE: `:'ill equipment %%.I, p+Ir
chased an last 5 %cars and is in excellent condition
For more Information contact
RATHWELL & ASSOCIATES 527-1158
AUCTIONEERS. LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
77 MAIN SF SEAFORTH. ONTARIO NOK 1WO
(519) 5Z'7-1458
Auction.
Sale.
of household effects
for the estate of
MR. GEORGE HART
I and'/.,,fniles north of
Walit�ti• apd 3 miles cast
Sat. -May 30, at 1:00 P.M.
ANTiQUES:'Boston rocker: .
12 pane flat,to-wal[,cupboard.
extension table; set of press
back chairs; steel and brass
beds: washstands (int, one
with tear drop pulls): trunks;
blanket boxes: sideboard:
press back Rifbehair, odd'
tables and chairs: butter,
molds.
GLASSWARE: 'bottleand
sealers; crocks (one with
CW); oil lamps (ine. one
bulls eye patdern): Gone with
the Wind lamp: depression.
carnival. Canadian, Europ-
ean glass and china.
MISCELLANEOUS: pots,
...parts. _. and „ imw are. guns
(must have FAC): ' propane
appliances inc. fridge, stove
etc: TV; and more:
This Is a complete household
dispersal
AUCTIONEER
TOM PAPPLE ,
R.R. 4 Seaforth
5.37-0514
527-0940 .
20-90-2
ft* 1w.Pd
Lobb
Auctioneer
AUCTION
CALENDAR
Clinton 482-7898
FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1 P.M.
Tractors, machinery enc
for Bert Potze. 4 miles
west of Holrtiesville on '
cutline.
SATURDAY, MAY 30-kO
A.M.-At Richard Lobb's
Barn for Edna Jamieson
plus additions'.
TUESDAY: JUNE 2-6
P.M. -Two tractors. old
machinery. antiques,
fVrniture etc. 21/2 miles
East of Family Paradise
'Park for Dorothy Elligsen.
MONDAY, JUNE 8; 7:30
P.M. --Two bedroom house
in Village of Dublin for
Elmer Keller.
SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 10
A.M.-Appliances, furni-
ture etc at Lobb's Barn,
Clinton. for Elmer Keller.
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SALES REGISTER
for
Douglas
Jacobs
393.6214
SATURDAY, MAY 23-
1:" p.m. ,Auction sale of
2 storey home. furniture.
appliances! and miscellan-
eous items to be. held at 25
Main Street. North in the
Village of. Brodhagen for
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Elliott.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3-
1.0:30 a.m. Extensive
clearing auction of 100
acre farm, full line of farm
equipment, vehicles.
household furnishings.
antiques and` rniscellean-. .
eons items to be held • at
Lot 1, Cott. 9, Hibbert
Township for the estate of
the late Nelson pod•.
WEIDNt IESDAY, JUNE 10-
11:00 a.m. . Clearing
auction sale of 6 tractors.
vehicles, self propelled
combine, full line of farm
equipment and miscellan-
eous items to be held at
Lot 23. Con. 7rof ' Ellice
township for the estate of
the late Henry and Hulda
Mogk.
MONDAY, JUNE 1.6:45 -
Auction sale of household
furnishings, appliances.
tools and mise. items to
be •held `for Circle B
Auction, five•miles east of
Mitchell.
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1,9 notice
2-1 Card of Thanks 28 Deaths tornU.1" in(I USTry
LOOBYHY HURRAY ELSTON, and p,gper companies have there is also speculation at
THE B>ucefield jlremen Ann Marie. Dublin, Ontario. BY
recorded significant profits Queen's Park that the Gov
++tsh to sincerely :hank all Passed awp:y in Hittside Nor-AKQWSaHINCGIIADE 13 in the last three years. • ernment will raise OHi:P
, the people who ,A+pl)0 10 sing lita�n+t _ Sebtingville,
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1 a Goettler, of - Dublin. Also +
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May 28 19'r8 es .can enrol in Ontario's senior citizens - lost their life mean about $20 extra per
and 5 great-grandchildren. colleges and universities savings when the two firms year per person.
In the
a place so apart. Predeceased by her hus- g
In the depths of o�,r hears• withoutband. Louis James Looby. ((hoot having totake re- went -bankrupt in 1480. Even • CHANGE IN CABINET
A corner that's aI,+.I%. +our 0938), one son Clarence medial courses. This report though the OSC be in- STRUCTURE
„%% n is one of a number of similar vestigating Astra/Re-Mor in Housing Minister Claude
(19'8), one daughter, Mrs. studies undertaken by the 1978• it apparently •dragged Bennett's ministry has been
No one can repia,, It. R.J. rLoreen) Curran. form -
Or time erase it: erly of Ottawa. 119801. Also Government since 1950. its feet while the principal expanded to include munici-
Ordirector of the companies pal affairs. That announce -
We it for ,you .+►�onc. predeceased by 3 brothers most of them have also
Lo%ing you alwa%s. torgett- and 3 sisters. Resting at he recommended the phasing was making questionable ex- • ment was made by Premier
ing � ou never. Sadl% missed R.S. Box Funeral Home, 47 out of Grade 13 because, the penditures with company as- • Davis in "the -Legislature last
by Muni, Dad, l cleric Lind High Street, Seaforth, after 7 particular studies determin sets The Legislative Com- week. The_municipal portfol-
Chris. '5=00x1 ed that Grade 13 was un- mittee which invbstigated io used to be handled by
- p.m. Wednesday evening. necessary. During the recent the matter before the March Intergovernmental Affairs
until Friday morning, thence provincial election campaign. 19th election has not been Minister Tom Wells., but
6 Personal to St. Patrick's Roman Cath- e
olio Church in Dublin. for Liberal Leader Stuart Smith revived by the. Government Premier Dads explained the
mass of the Christian Burial also made a similar suggest- despite being pressured to change reflects and siren
Mr and-- Mrs Grant R. ion Also contained in the do so by the Liberal Opposit- gthens our commitment to
We of Varna are
at 11:00 a.m. Interment St:
report was hcap for a return
ion.
the municipal level of gov-
pleased to announce the
Patrick's Roman Catholic
to the teaching of the three
CHANGES INIRENT
ernment."
forthcoming marriage of
Cemetery. Dublin. Parish
••It's", to foster more effect-
REVIEtW?
RAIL STUDY RELEASED
their daughter. Cheryl, to
prayerswere held at the,
ive training of the communi-
Despite assurances during
The Ontario Task Force on
Michael Sproul, son of Mr,
funeral home Thursday eve-
cation and business skills. So •
the recent election caiPpaign
Provincial Rail Policy has
and Mrs. Bill Sproul of
'
ning at 8 p.m.
far, Education Minister Bette
that the Government had no
released its final report entit.
London. The wedding will
Requium mass was cele-
Stephenson has re.fuse'd to
intention of making any
led "The . Future Role of
take place Saturda. • June 20..
$rated Friday- mor.•tting May •
indicate her reaction to the
changes to the province's
Rail". The 125 -page report
1981 at 3:30 p.m at Varna
15, 1981 at St. Patrick's R. C.
study. She'says she's waiting
rent review system. Premier
contains a number of recom-
United Church. open recep-
Church. Dublin by her son.
for the educational common-
Davis has told the Legisla-
mendations, aimed at improv=
tion to follow near Hensall.
Rev. Arthur Looby, C,S.B. ofsty
to express their opinions.
ture that he is "not married"
ing rail services in Ontario. It
26.06_-1
Toronto and Rev. Gordon
GRANTS TO PULP AND',
to the present 6% ceiling on
urges a considerable in -
Dill. Pastor of the church,
PAPER FIRMS
rent increases. Davis also
crease in co-operation bet -
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coyne
Rev,'Anthony Kelly. C.S.B..Industry
Minister Larry
told reporters that he never
ween federal and provincial
wish to announce the forth-
Rev. Dennis Brown, C:S,B-,
Grossman has revealed that
mentioned a specific ceiling
ministries in setting, up a
coming marriage of their
both of St. Michael's
the Government plans to give
figure when 'he made his
master rail plan to meet the .
daughter. Pauline Mare to
College, Toronto, Rev.
another $20 million this year
election pledge. Rent review'
immediate transportation
Patrick Gerrarl, ,on of Mr.
James Daley. C.S.B., Vicar-
to Ontario's pulp and paper
was brought into force in
needs in Ontario and. more
and Mrs. A'rthur,n.+creaux•
General, Basilian Fathers.
industry to help 'modernize •
Ontario in the mid -1970's,
importantly• the needs for a V
Seaforth. -The • %%061119 will
Toronto, Rev. Wilfred Firth,
its plants. Grossman told the '
when rising inflqtion and
revitalized transportation
take place at St lames
C.S.B. of Toronto, Rev. John
Legislature that these funds
land speculation was forcing
network in the 21st century.
Church. Seaforth, on rSauar-
Stapleton, Kitchener; Rev.
arethelast in a 5120 -million "
massive increases in rent
NURSES' WEEK
'of
day, June 6, 1981 at 1 p.m.
John. Pluta of Clinton and
grant programme to seven
levels. Land developers and
I want •to salute -411
2h-0bx 1
Rev. P. • Oostveen of St.
forestry companies, begun in .
ap artment owners have
Ontario's dedicated, hard-
�
Colu'mban. St.' Patrick's
1979•- even though a study
been critical of the program-
working nurses, who are
Are you living ++uh .I drink-
school choir was under the
prepared fora Governemtn
me., in which •tenants can
being justifiably honoured
ing problem? Al ,1non can
direction of Director Celeste
Royal Commission concluded
force landlords, to justify
with Nurses Week m Ontar ,
hel 527 160. 2b-U4x9
P
McCreight with. Jayne
last year that the grants are
demands for rent increases
io from May 4 - 10. 1 know, I
?� Births
Delaney. organist.. Pallbear-
not necessary. The Industry
above 6IV*-to a Rent -Review
speak folrall Members of the
how
corn planter; wheel barrow; reel type power lawn
mower; roto tiller and other items too numerous to
era were Totts Goettler of
Minister that.
Board. Akemier Dasris=has
Legislature when I say
and funeral mass and the
many acts of kindness -shown
Edmonton, Arthur Lobby
.discounted
study, and claimed that if it
still denied . that his cabinet
ini)ebted all Ontarians are to
BURGESS/ FINNIGAN: Dick
and Louis hobby, both of
weren't for the provincial
has considered raising the
our ituses-for their care and
and Jeannette, wish to
Dublin, Joseph Nicholson,
grants, a, total of S1.5 billion
ceiling,.but there is speculat-
their expertise, anal their
announce the birth of their
Stratford, Herb Hartftel of
in plant renovations "simply
ion that• a change'may come
dedication to good health for
first child. a daugliter.
Hanover, and David Nesbitt
would not have happened".
this fall.
everyone.
Jessica Leigh Finnigan
of Kitchener:. interment
Nearly all of Ontario's .pulp
OHIP RATES -
Burgess, on Thursday. May
followed at St. Patrick's
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E s t a•t e , Furniture ,
14, 1981 at 'St. Joseph's
Cemetery, Dublin, 28-06.1'
�OrIAR. ��:A�
527-0240
r.Hospital. London. • A first
THOMPSON
grandchild for Mrs. Isabelle
Burgess. Tilbury; first
Miss Gladys. At her resi-
'.
Write a
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as
dente. 41 Church St., Sea-
positive -res
,me
granddaughter for Mrs.
forth on . Monday, May 18,
Dilys Finnigan, Egmond-
A great granddaughter
1981, Miss'Gladys Thomp-for
son, daughter .of. the late,.
firsville.
t step to neer l'o'
Mrs. R.F. Burgess, Tih-
James. B. and Jemima
. .
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bury. and Mrs. W.J. Finns-
'Thompson., Dear sister of
frank. If you are not a uni-
your willingness to travel or
gan, Zurich. and Mrs. J •
'Ruch 1 Mrs. H.C. Lindsey),
BY MaesbaR Fudge, CA
relocate.
Jones, Morden., Englund.
Special thanks to Dr. Nancy
Ingersoll and Sade(Mrs. G. •
If you're looking for job
Y g
versity graduate and the
There are -three basic
Nqylor and flit staff of the
A. Stewart) of Toronto.
or a better job), the first
( ) )•
job would normally require
j Ystyles
for presenting your
Oxford Medical Centre 7-06x1
Friends called at the Whit-
ney-:Ribey Funeral Home, 87
stepis to prepare a resume
he right im-
one, mention your exper-
ience.. first, aloe with our
y
. job experience. The first is
l p
list in.
Goderich St. West, Seaforth,
'where
that gives ,
gg
Pression -- a positive. '
other qualifications.
to previous jobs
reverse chronological order
WICKWARE: To Gregory
funeral service was
held on Wednesday at Yp.m,
impres ion.
That may
Y sound simple,
o>tiie important
"''" are: don't
dontst reveal
.with your responsibilities
and. accomplishments. 'The
and Jo -Ann, a daughter.
Suzanne Goettler Wickware.
Intcrittent Maitladdbank
Cemetery, Seaforth. Memor-
enough, but it's not. Pre-
salaries in the resume,
second is to list, them by
born May 7. 1981 in Burling.
ial donations may be made to
paring a positive resume
requires a definite tech-
dont give reasons for
termination; don't give
function -- e.g, your
managerial jobs, then your
ton. Ontario. A sister for
Katie and second grandchild
the$caforth hospital ,or to
the c arity of your choice as
nique. It boils down to
references or supervisor's
sales jobs. The third style is
for. George and Ally Goettler.
expressions of sympathy.
"accentuate cite positive
names; don't mention race,
national
to combine the first two,,
Dublin and Jim and Ruth
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and eliminate (or at least,
religion,- color;
describing your functions
Wickware. Ottawa. 27.06-1
down -play) the, negative",
origin or sex.
and "then listing your
Sutwithin that framework
With, regard to format,
employers. `
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week more and
there are a lot off ."do's"
it's usual to -provide, brief
Above, all, remember
more
ore people' discover what
and "don't's" to remefn•
personal data -- birth date,
that the purpose, of the
mighty jobs are accom.
her. Here are a few of
marital status, state of
resurde'1s to help you get
FEENEY
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health then move strai hf
your foot in the door for
Remember it take. but a
Remember,
Alberta Marie Feeney. R.R. Expositor Want Ads. Dial
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2, Dublin passed away at
Seaforth Community Hosp•
Dollar Sense offers
your education and prey- view. Prepare' it with care,
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positor Want Ad.
11111 on May 19, 1981 itt her
general, financial advice by
of The InstituteInstitute of
sous work experience, then and puke it positive.
conclude �►1th some closing
24 Cof Thanks
55th y ear. Beloved wife- :•of , '
Lorne Feeney. R.R. i Dublin.
members
Chartered Accountants of
-or ,summarising general Marshall Fudge is with
,ird
I like thank my
Dear mother .of Ronald.
Ontario.
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comments: This, b the
is "the for, brief Fiaaaeial and IEDP exp'
woul$.. to
family. and friends for their
Stratford; Lawrence: R.R. 1.
t)ublih; Thomas and Robert ♦�
First, your resume must
way, place
mention of hobbies or ave Placement specialists,
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press back rocker; .pressbaek chairs: bonnet chest;,,
wash stand: wringer washer: coffee and end tables,;
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to thank Father Nolan: Sr.
visits, car S. urea s n
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at home. Survived by once
sister Ina of Denver Colorado
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Victoria- Hospital and ince
returning home. Special
and- three brothers: Gregory.
David Bernard Bader all
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yourself short, either. You
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Rest Home. Sebringville. We
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granddaughter. Predeceased
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wicker fern stand: canes; setof silver: 12 place,
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by brothers Leonard and
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Frederick Bader, Detroit,
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their most sincere thank you
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Huron Counties with
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messages of sympathy. their
mass will be `held at St.
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large offering of dishes including antiques; hand
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Patrick's Catholic+
Church, Dublin, Ffiday. May
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mower; roto tiller and other items too numerous to
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reasonable rates.
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many acts of kindness -shown
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to thank Father Nolan: Sr.
B.G. GETHIKE, auctioneer
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Not responsible for accidents on day of sale.
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Ethel A. Fuller Estate.
Doris Murray, Ruth Hoffman
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and the staff of the Hillside
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Rest Home. Sebringville. We
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derfut care and kindness
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shown to our mother; the
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phone 527-0240
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ho4vil the�family. 24.06.1
Seaforth educational details concise-
ly and accurately, and
never let irrelevant person• ,
.al,(or political) philosophies
WANTS
show.
CHET It is reasonable to de-
emphasiite your weaker
litter rather than earlier,
,iilthough you must be
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