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1974 Impala Station . Wagon $3,350,
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Box 158, WINGHA1VI JOHN MALLICK
Auction Sale
of farm property for the estate of
William John Grant
SATURDAY, APRIL 1 AT 2 F.M#
The property situated on -parts.
lots 6 and 7 Con. 12,. Grey
Township, consisting of 80 acres
more or less, stone houe, barn in
poor condition, hen house and
lots of shade trees. Maitland.
River. passes through property
cloS'e to buildings. Property can
be released shortly after sale.
TERMS: 10% cash day of sale,
balance in 30 days when
possession will be given. Sold
subject to a reasonable reserve
bid.
CHATTELS—Set of team sleighs;
long ladder; scuffler; electric
brooder;.wheel barrow; 1 set train
harness; bag cart.
Executors: Allan R. M. Mill,
Wingham, Ontario
John Perrie, R. R. #3, Brussels
JACKSON & JACKSON
AUCTIONEERS, LISTOWEL
20-2S-2
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GRAPEFRUIT White Only. 7/77"
Schneiders Ready to Eat
BONELESS PICNICS 2 lb. Average $2.09 lb.
Stokely Honey Pod - 14 oz, Niblet Type 12 oz,
PEAS OR CORN Mix and Match 2/79'
Westhns Strawberry Cream
ROLLS Ato,.$/09 89'
Bordens 500 grallit
_HOT CHOCOLATE. $1,69
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Phone 887-9445
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Holstein cattle and modern
machinery will be held for Alfred
Matthies, Lot 16, Conc. 6, Morris
Twp., 3 1/2 miles west of Brussels
then 1/2 mile south, on
Monday, March 27 at I pan.
LIVESTOCK:
7 holstein .cows, 5 heifers due in
May, 5 yearling heifers, 2 B.W.F.
calves, 8 year old quarter horse
mare broke to ride with saddle.
CATTLE will be brucellosis tested
-and .preg. checked.
MACHINERY:
1977 Deutz 4 wheel drive tractor
with loader (as new), M:. F. No. 40
tractor with heavy , duty loader
and backhoe, 1977,N.H. 707 one .
row 3 pt. H. 'harvester with corn
and hay head (as new), M.P. 300
self propel combine with cab. 2'
row corn head, 10 ft. grain head
and' pick .'up reels,: 1977 H.S.-
forage wagon and box, N.H. 68
baler, Cockshutt 12 ft. wheel disc,
Cockshutt 4-16 plow,, triple K.
cultivator; wagon with g ravitY
box, New Idea. 160 bu, manure
spreader, 3 point hitch, 100 gal
sprayer, lift. Crow foot packer, 4
section harrows, 5 ton wagon and
rack, • International power lift
grain drill, 3 point hitch scraper
blade, 3 pt. H. surface ditcher, 4"
x 11' grain augpr, 3 pt. H.
fertiliZer spreader, Gehl fofage
blower with pipe, 3 pt. H.. cement
mixer, J.D. 4 row corn planter,
N.I.: No. 3 one row corn picker,
hay' elevator, 2 wheel trailer,
numerous small articles.
Illness , forces this sale of good
machinery.
Terms Cash
Owner , or auctioneer not res-
ponsible for accidents.
George Powell
' Clerk '
Brian Rintoul
Auctioneer ,
20-24.1
I, Paul Somers, will, from thls day
'March 20, 197S, no longer be
responsible for bills„ or debts
incurred by anyone without my
prior approval in writing.
Paul Somers
22-25x4
NOTICE TO CREDITORS '
AND OTHERS
IN THE MATTER OF THE
.ESTATE OF MILNE. LEITH
COLE, late of the Village of
Brussels, in the County of Huron,
and the Province of Ontario,
.deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
d pursuant to the Trustee Act that
all creditors and. others having
claims against the Estate of the
late Milne Leith Cole, are
required to send Partieulars of
their claims, duly verified to.
Messrs. .Goodall & Campbell,
Barristers and Solicitors, P.O,
Box 730, 216 Josephine Street,
Wingham, Ontario, on or before
April 15th, 1978, and that after
such date the Executor will
proceed to distribute the assets of
the said estate, having regard
only to the claims of which he
shall then have had notice.
DATED at Wingham,. Ontario,
this 13th day of March. 1978. .
MESSRS. GOODALL
& CAMPBELL
-Solicitors for the Estate
- of Milne Leith Cole:
• 22-25-3
,NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN TI-1'E ESTATE OF. JAMES
ANDERSON IRELAND, late of.
the Township of Morris in the
County' of H u ro n,. Farmer,
deceased.
. 'CREDITORS and others having,
. claims against the. Estate of the
above named deceased who died
on or aboUt the 29th day of
August 1977, are required to send
full particulars of such claims to
the undersigned on or before the
24th day of April 1978, after
which date the assets of the estate
will be distributed having regard
only to claims of whic,h notice has
then been received.
DATED AT Listowel, Ontario,
this 14th day of March 1978.
- PRATT & JOHNS.
Barristers and
o Solicitors,.
Box 10, Listowel,.
Ontario N4W 3112
,Solicitors to the
Executrix. -
22-2573
25 In Memoriam
RUSTON—In loving memory of
adear daughter and sister, Ruth
Ruston, who passed away March
24, 1977.
God has called you to his
promised land,
He came and took you by his
hand,
We know our daughter is at rest,
- For God has her amongst His
best. •
—Lovingly rementbered by her
mother, Mrs. Belle Workman of
Brussels. Also her brothers and
their families. 25-25-1
27 Births
WILSoN,—Scott and Darlene are
happy to announce the birth of
their son, Gary David, born March
9;1978# 8 lbs, 2 oz, grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Wilson, Mt.
and Mrs. Kerr Webster. 27,25-1
AITKEN—Lynne and Jim Aitken
of Durham are pleased to
annotince the safe arrival of their
daughter Dana Lynne February
19, 1978', at the Owen Sound
General and Marine Hospital. A
first grandchild far Mr. and Mrs.
C L. (Sam) Workman, 21.25-1.
WARM: March. '.8, in
Wingham and District Hospital,
to Murray and Gayle McArtcr, a
daughter, 27-25-1
COLEMAN—Bob' and Earb
Coleman are happy to announce
the birth of, their son, Kenneth
John, on Saturday, March 11,
weighing 1 I lbs. at Joseph Brant
Memorial. Hospital in Burlington.
He . will be welcomed home by.
brother Robbie. 27-25,1
Huronview
celebrates
St. Pat's
Marie Flynn, Lorne Lawson
and Norman Speir provided the
Old TYrne Music for. Monday
afternodn's activities. The Clinton
Christian •Reforrn Volunteers
assisted with activities.
Talent from the Clinton area
entertained on Family Night, -
arranged and directed' by Marie
Flynn. The musical program
included the following numbers:
Marie Flynn-piano accompani-
ment and vocal solos; Earl
Flynn-drums; Hugh. Hodgins-
guitar; Gary and Harold Black-
guitar and mandolin. There was
step dancing and clogs by Debbie
Flynn and piano , solos by Donna
Pick. arCi and Jacqueline Murray.
Mrs. `Josie Cunningham thanked
the entertainers on behalf of the
residents. Joe McConnell of
Seaforth and Harold Walker of
Goderich were welcomed to the
Home.
The Kippen East Women's
Institute were hosts for the March_
birthday party. Mrs. Frances
Kinsman was emcee for the
musical program consisting of a
musical skit by Marlene Bell and
Margaret Hoggarth, a piano solo
by .Frances Kinsman, a sing-a.;
long old-time music by Mary
Broadfoot, Norman Speir and
Cecil Skinner. Mrs. 'Mary
Connolly presented the gifts to
the twenty celebrants and Joe
McConnell, who celebrated his
birthday in March, thanked the
ladies on behalf_ of the residents.
The residents provided a Saint
Patrick's program in the Auditor-
ium on Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Elsie Henderson accompanied at.
the piano with Irish numbers by
Cecil Skinner, Nelson Lear, Josie
Cunningham, Norman Speir,
three Irish maids and numbers by
the Rhythm band, Tea and
cookies were provided by the
kitchen staff,
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THE BRUSSELS PQST, MARCH 22, 1978
Iassi te
20 Auction Sales. 22 Legal Notices
27 Births
24 Cards of Thanks
On behalf of the heart fund I want
to thank all who gave donations to
the fund and a special thanks to
the canvassers who worked so
hard to make it a success. Cecil
McFaden Chapman. 24-25-1
I wish to thank everyone, who
sent cards and gifts and to those
; who visited me while in Wingham
and District • Hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Hanlon, and the
", nurses On second floor.L—Gayle
and Sarah McArtet, 24-25-1
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