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CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
of Machinery, Household Effects & Miscellaneous
will be held for
JIM & IRENE FINLEON, RR 2, LUCKNOW
Lot 27, Concession 8, West Wawanosh Township
6 miles west of Belgrave on County Road 20,
8 miles north of Auburn on County Road 22
OR 6 miles south of Whitechurch. WATCH FOR SIGNS.
MON., MARCH 31, 1997 AT 10 £.M. SHARP
TRACTORS: Massey Ferguson 1080 with cab - running; Massey
Ferguson 165 -running; MF 65 with Freeman loader - running;
Massey Harris 30 - for parts; Set of chains 18-4-34; Tire 18-4-34.
MACHINERY: Massey Ferguson 36 swather, MF 82 3 furrow plow,
Ferguson 3 furrow plow, MF 880 4 furrow plow, MF 72 PTO com
bine, New Holland 352 mix mill, New Holland Super 68 baler,
Allied bale stooker, Gehl 300 forage harvester, Gehl 88 harvester,
Dunham disc, International Harvester disc, 2 IH drills (on steel), 1
drill (on rubber), IH 5 bar rake, steel roller, elevator, 2 sets of
chain harrows, Oliver 1-way disc, 3 cultivators, 2 gravity bins on
wagons (small), 2 snowblowers, 4 wagons, Gehl forage blower,
Smyth 3 PH blade.
MISCELLANEOUS: Smyth woodsplitter, post hole digger, new
wagon sills, plastic drainage tube, cattle oiler, windmill, plywood,
Ebersol electric hammermill with motor, electric fencers, 2 grain
augers, Ski-doo, Pioneer chain saw, MH & IH binders (scrap), dog
house, front for Dion forage wagon, bolt bin, 1/2 ton truck rack,
hammermill belt, draw bar grass seeder, Skilsaw, Beatty water
pump, 2 cases chain oil, water tanks, electric motors, leg vise,
iron kettle (for flowers), quantity of scrap.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS & ANTIQUES: Antique washing machine
(gas engine), antique wringer washing machine, antique bathtub,
sewing machine, lawnmower, record player, radio, B & W TV,
typewriter, swivel rocker, adding machine, 6 electric heaters, gas
stove, fridges & freezers.
GUNS: FAC Required; Two 12-gauge guns, one 22 rifle, one 32
rifle.
Machinery not used for a number of years. Farm is sold.
Plan to attend. Lunch Booth
Terms: Cash or acceptable cheque with proper I.D. day of sale.
Not responsible for accidents. Verbal announcements take
precedence over advertising. Items listed as described by
owner.
For more information call Jim Fenleon (519) 357-1899
AUCTIONEER: BRIAN RINTOUL (519) 357-2349
HASTINGS. Bonnie and Darryl are
pleased to announce the birth of
Colton Mackenzie Keith who finally
arrived at 2:25 a.m., March 12 at an
even 9 lbs. A first grandchild for
Bryan and Brenda Finlayson and
Karen and Dave Hastings. A great
grandchild for Kay Hesselwood,
Blyth, Beth Baker, Burlington and
Irene Finlayson of Hensail. A
playmate for Buddy and finally
someone to support the Dale
Earnhardt racing theory! 11 -1 p
KIEFFER. Sean, Tabatha and big
brother Brady are happy to announce
the safe arrival of Bryce Joseph.
Bryce was born on March 7 at
Strathroy Middlesex General Hos
pital weighing 10 lbs. Proud grand
parents are Bill, and Linda Kieffer
of Bluevale and Brad and Maureen
Montgomery of Blyth. 11 -1 p
Celebrate National
Wildlife Week
April 6 - 12, 1997
For more information, call
1-800 563-WILD
KELLINGTON. Kevin, Rose and
big sister Victoria are thrilled to
announce the arrival of Mitchell
David on Monday, March 10, 1997
at 4:49 p.m. weighing 9 lbs. 2 oz.
and 21 1/2 inches long. Spoiling
privileges go to proud grandparents
Bill and Gert Kellington, Dave and
Alice Marks, great-grandparents
Gerrit and Marie Verbeek, all of
Brussels and great-grandma Eileen
Marks of Wroxeter. Special thanks
to labour coach Pauline Linton, Dr.
Shannon and all the terrific nurses
at Stratford General Hospital for
their excellent care. Thanks also to
family, friends and neighbours for
their visits, gifts, cards and support.
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PENNINGTON/VAN SOEST.
Ken, Karen and big brothers Dallas
and Kevin are proud to announce
the safe arrival of Dustin Michael
bom March 5, 1997 at 10:50 a.m.
weighing 7 lbs. 4 oz. at Clinton
Hospital. Proud grandparents are
Don and Lynda McAdam of Blyth,
Jack and Sharon Van Soest of
Dryden. 1 11-lp
DOUG JACOB
AND JOE ZEHR
AUCTIONS
271-7894 OR 887-9599
Wed., Mar. 19 at 12:30 p.m.:
Clearing auction of tractors,
combine and implements held
1 mile north of Mitchell and 1
1/2miles east for Ray and
Janet Hillebrecht.
Sat., Mar. 22 at 10:00 a.m.:
Auction of furniture, antiques
and collectibles, dishes held at
the Brussels Hall in Brussels
for Mrs. Violet Machan.
Wed., Mar. 26 at 12:00 Noon:
Clearing auction of tractors,
combine and implements held
5 miles north of Sebringville
and 3/4 miles west for Don and
Donna Crowley.
Wed., Mar. 26 at 4:30 p.m.:
Auction sale of antiques, furni
ture & misc. items at the
Tavistock Memorial Hall in
Tavistock for Tom & Ruth
Rounds of Drumbo.
Sat., Mar. 29 at 12:30 p.m.:
Auction sale of tractors, com
bine & farm machinery at 1/2
mi. south and 3/4 mi. west of
Gadshill for the Estate of
Andrew Lindner.
Thurs., April 3rd at 4:00 p.m.:
Auction sale of furniture,
antiques & misc. household
items at the Jacob Auction
Centre, Herbert St. in Mitchell.
Sat., Apr. 5th at 11:00 a.m.:
Auction sale of tractors, com
bine & farm machinery, 1 mi.
north & 1/4 mi. west of
Shakespeare for Geo. &
Patricia Poetker.
Wed., Apr. 9th at 9:30 a.m.:
An annual auction sale of trac
tors, combine & farm machin
ery at the Jacob Auction
Centre, Herbert St., Mitchell.
Consignments welcome. (Call
auctioneers).
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VAN SOEST. Krista is pleased to
announce the safe arrival of her son
Joshua Jacobus, born at Dryden
General Hospital on Feb. 6, 1997 at
6:40 p.m., weighing in at 6 lbs.
13 oz. Proud grandparents are Don
and Lynda, Blyth, Jack and Sharon,
Dryden and Bill and Tina,
Vermillion Bay. 11-lp
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BRIAN RINTOUL
Auction Calendar
Sat., March 22
David & Alice Marks
Morris Twp.
Mon., March 31
Jim & Irene Finleon
West Wawanosh Twp.
Wed., April 2
Frank & Rea Van Dongen
Hulled Twp.
Sat., April 5
Jim MacTavish
Huron Twp.
Wed., April 9
Harold Elliott
Ashfield Twp.
Sat.; April 12
Carl Bet Farms Ltd.
Carl & Betty Hooey
Huron Twp.
Sat., April 19
Stanley Farm Equipment
Consignment
Kitchener Stock Yards (Olex)
Every Tues. & Thurs.
Brussels Livestock
every Friday
RR #3 Wingham
357-2349
CARD OF
THANKS
BELL. We would like to say thank
you to our relatives, friends and
neighbours for flowers, cards,
phone calls, donations to charitable
organizations and food brought to
our homes at the time of our
mother, Charlotte Bell's death.
Thanks also to Dr. Woldnik, Rev.
Stephen Huntley, U.C.W. ladies for
a delicious lunch and to Beattie-
Falconer Funeral Home for their
support. Special thanks to the staff
at Huronview for their care over the
years. - Addie and Lome Hunking,
Wallace and Jean Bell and families.
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CARTER. We were overwhelmed
that so many people came out on
such a stormy night to make our
40th anniversary special to us. A
special thank you to our family, our
friends and relatives and the ladies
that helped in the kitchen, also the
M.C. You have shown how much
you care! The floral arrangements
are just out of this world! All the
phone calls, cards, the gifts of
money and all the presents brought
to our home were very thoughtful.
We want to thank you all. Your
kindness will never be forgotten. -
Bob and Nancy Carter. 11-lp
CHAMBERS. I would like to thank
my family, friends and neighbours
for their acts of kindness during my
stay and since returning home.
Special thanks to Dr. Shepherd and
the nurses at Seaforth Community
Hospital. The excellent care was
greatly appreciated. - Bea Chambers.
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DEMARAY. Sincere thanks to my
family, friends and neighbours for
the acts of kindness sh6wn at the
time of the death of my husband
Mark Howard. Special thanks to
Dr. Warren and the staff of
Listowcl Memorial Hospital, Rev.
Chris, Rev. Nancy, Father Joe, the
Betts Funeral Home, The Royal
Canadian Legion and Mildred.
Your kindness was greatly appre
ciated. - Evelyn Dcmaray. 11-1
HASTINGS. A special thanks to
Dr. Hay, Dr. Wcnske, Dr. Salsbury
and all OB nurses at Clinton
Hospital for the excellent care we
received during our stay. And to
Daddy for standing beside us
during a long day and for much
needed words of encouragement. -
Love Colton and Bonnie. 11-lp
MILLER/MACDONALD. We
express our sincere thanks and
appreciation to the Blyth and
Brussels Fire Departments for their
quick response to our house fire.
Also to our many neighbours and
friends of the community who sup
ported us in many ways with phone
calls, visits, clothing, food and
furniture - we wish to say a big
thanks. To the Brussels Public
School, staff and students, Alex,
Adrienne and Gabrielle say a big
thanks for the many items of cloth
ing, toys and gift of money. To our
relatives who helped in so many
ways with accommodation, food,
babysitting and moral support, we
say a big thanks to each one of you.
- Tom and Tom Miller, Jennifer,
Alex, Adrienne and Gabrielle
Macdonald. 11-lp
COMING
EVENTS
SEAFORTH MINOR SPORTS
Bingo, every Monday night, 7:30 p.m.
Seaforth and District Community
Centres. Over $2,000 in prizes plus
Share The Wealth, $750 Jackpot
must go. Doors open 6:30 p.m. eow
COMMUNITY BRIDAL SHOWER
for Christa Bird, April 6, 2 p.m. at
Women's Institute Hall, Belgrave.
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SEAFORTH HARMONY KINGS
Spring Show featuring the popular
doo-wap group The Essentials,
Saturday, April 5 at Seaforth Com
munity Centres. Shows at 1:59 and
7:59. Tickets $10.00, students (under
11) $5.00. Call 887-6314. 11-3
THERE WILL BE A BLOOD
donor clinic on Thursday, March 27,
12:15 - 4 p.m. and 5:30 - 8:30 p.m.
at F. E. Madill Secondary School,
Wingham. Please give if you can.
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PANCAKE BREAKFAST AND
Easter Egg Hunt, Saturday, March
29, 8 a.m. to 1 1 a.m. at Blyth
Memorial Hall. Free draw on
chocolate Easter bunny. Adults
$4.00, children $2.50, family rate
$12.00. Co-sponsored by Blyth
Optimists and the Blyth Business
Association. 11 -2b