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(36. ANNOUNCEMENTS ) (36. ANNOUNCEMENTS )
(36. ANNOUNCEMENTS
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NOTICE
At RE: SPOT SPRAYING OF WEEDS -'�i •
This notice is to advise residents of the County of Huron that
SPOT SPRAYING OF WEEDS
in rural areas will commence on June 10.1996, for a period of approximately 12 to 14
weeks. Herbicides to be used are: ESTAPROP, Registration No. 14803; AMiTROL T,
Registration No. 16548; and DIPHENOPROP, Registration No. 15707. To be controlled
are noxious weeds as per the Provincial Weed Control Act.
This notice complies with Section 68(2) of Regulation 914 under the Pesticides Act.
For further information, please call the Huron County Weed Inspector at 519-524-8394.
138. AUCTION SALE
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COLLECTIBLE AUCTION
38. AUCTION SALE
Of an extensive offering of unique collectibles and antiques to be
held at the Jacob Auction Centre 185 Herbert St. in Mitchell.
THURS. JUNE 27 at 4:00 P.M.
Aiding: American flyer locomotive (cast iron with clock works, 1st
ii,odel made); several Lionel and Marx trains and accessories; CPP
tin rolling stock; assorted train sets; sterling silver rings; Dinky,
Matchbox and Corgi toys; 1920's "pipes & cigar" light up sign; clock
shelves; ,carved walnut table; marbles; old clothing items, wrist and
pocket watches; neon items; fountain pens; advertising tins; cuckoo
clocks and parts; Tiffany style table (amps; four airplane ashtrays;
1920's Westminster chime grandfather clock; floor and bridge lamps;
table lamps from 1920, neon "Diamonds" sign; clock parts; early
alarm clocks and parts; old radios; motion lamps; 1950's furniture;
large Ludwig drum (lights); prints; oil paintings; frames; vintage
lighters; library table: advertising signs; Kist and Coke Tight up clocks;
Tetley tea clock; 4 three drawer oak units filled with watch parts; 1880
walnut settee; marble topped table; airplane table Tamp; 400 day
clocks; combination gas and electric ceiling fixtures; 40's rubber toys;
transistor radios; musical instruments; bookcase; carriage clock ;;
hooked rugs; early farm equipment catalogues; early paper; stained
glass; 16 ft. Cedar strip boat with motor (1945 good); 1915 hangir
Tamp; postcards; stacking bookcase; Disney items; Schwin ladies
bike, cigarette tins; oak toolbox; 5 ft. oak roll-top desk (needs
assembling); Cox gas powered toys; Hot Wheels; old Xmas
decorations; smoke stands; light -up bear signs and much more.
An interesting sale.
Prop: Antiques in lime, Bruce Walsh
Auctioneer: Doug Jacob 271-7894
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LARGE AUCTION
Of Appliances, Antiques and Household Effects at the Jacob
Auction Centre 185 Herbert St. in Mitchell for several area
estates.
THURS. JUNE 20 AT 4:00 RM.
including: Kenmore automatic apt. sized washer (late model);
G.E. and Viking frost free fridges; Frigidaire 30 inch electric
stove; freezer; dehumidifier; color T.V.'s; sofa bed (like new);
chesterfield suites; pine bedroom suite; wall units; air
conditioner; two bonnet chests; washstands; oak parlor table;
carpenters box; cedar chest; cradle; set of 6 chicken coop
chairs; Renfrew scale;' crocks; mantel and' gingerbread
clocks; & parts; coal oil lamps; quilts; old picture frames;
spittoon; 3 CNR colored lanterns; brass ladles; hanging brass
candelabra; collectible dishes inclUdin j dbpression, carnival,
Germany, cornflower etc.; cruet set; silver pieces; White Rose
and Topsoil tins; many collectibles; partial chamber set;
power and hand tools; and our usual Targe offering of clean
household effects.
Nursery stock and shrubs sold at 7:00 P.M. including pyramid,
black, emerald and globe cedars; spirea; wichata junipers;
mixture of flowering shrubs and perennials.
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LARGE AUCTION SALE
to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton for
Clare Thompson of Grand Bend: Blyth, Goderich and Clinton
homes. Bicycles for Ooderich Police plus other good additions.
SATURDAY JUNE 22 at 9 AM
FARM ITEMS: 3 PTH PTO drive buzz saw, round bale prong.
round bale feeder; portable car tent or hunting tent. 2 wooden
wagon wheels.
BICYCLES: Approx. 65 bicycles various makes models and
sizes.
8 GUNS: 410 single shot. 22 rifles and shot guns.
FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES: 2 colour T.V.'s. 2 fridges.
small apt. size freezer like new. large chest freezer. microwave
oven, late model automatic washer. dryer, VCR, component hi
fi set with CD (good one). Raven multi mode printer for com-
puter, electric sewing machine in stand. oak three section wall
unit (real nice). 3 green wall units, modern 4 piece bedroom
suite, 4 piece mahogany bedroom suite with double 'mattress,
queen size box spring and mattress like new. matching white
dresser and chest of drawers w/2 single beds. round dining
table with 6 chairs, nearly new. pine table and 4 chairs. small
dining suite. recliner chair, upholstered chairs plus other fur-
niture. oak frame leather love seat and 2 matching chairs
from Holland, large quantity of new knitting wool all colours,
dishes and glassware plus items too numerous to mention.
some Jewellery. coins 44 lots coins and bills.
TERMS -• Cash or cheque with proper I.D.
Auctioneer Richard Lobb
1-519-482-7898 Clinton
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Combine swather 4 tractors and farm machinery to be held
for Ralph McNichol, go 71/2 miles north of Seaforth on County
Rd. 12 to Concession 13 turn left and go 11/2 miles.
THURSDAY JUNE 27 AT 11 AM
COMBINE: MF 750 diesel combine with cab. heater. air.
straw. chopper. 13 ft. head with 10 ft. Lockwood pick up. 11
ft. belt pick up.
BWATHER: MF 775 15 ft. self propelled hydrostatic drive with
pick up reel.
TRACTORS: MF 2745 V8 diesel with cab heater air 20.8x38
rear tires rated at 140 HP (good clean unit). Quick hitch,
20.8x38 trail duals. MF 175 diesel with cab and power adJust
rear wheels, John Deere 3130 diesel with 15.5x38 rear tires
and rack and pinion rear axles. Allis WD with wide front end
and power adjust rear wheels.
MACHINERY: Kongskllde 600 series 6 furrow semi mount
plow with hyd. automatic reset bottoms. Case 11-1 5100 21 run
soybean special seed drill, Kongskllde 8 row hyd. fold scuffler
with rolling shields. Turnco 12 ft. and 2-9 ft. pups crow ft.
packers, 16 ft. of chain harrow, New Holland 890 harvester
with electric controls and 2 row corn head. Dion 50 harvester
with hay pick up and 2 row corn head. Dion forage blower
with several pipes. Papec harvester with 2 row corn head. MF
mlxmfll, Mf hay rake, inner 570 bean wlndrower with cross -
conveyor. Magnate MK 1 1 PTO drive hydro generator on trailer
25 KW 104 amp. cement mixer, PTO older 13 ft 3PT hitch stiff
tine cultivator.
Farms are sold. Note very few small Items. please be on time.
Lunch Booth
Terms cash or cheque with proper I.D.
Auctioneer: Richard Lobb
1-519-482-7898 Clinton
Owner: Ralph McNichol 519-527-1228
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AUCTIONS
519-271-7894
THURS., JUNE 20 M 4,•00 P.M.:
Auction- of appliances;
antiques; shrubs and nursery
stock and misc. at the Jacob
Auction Centre 185 Herbert
St. in Mitchell.
SAT., JUNE 22 AT 10:00
A.M.:
Clearing auctions of 5
tractors; implements and beef
cattle held on the north edge
of Gadshill on Highway 19
north.of Stratford for Andy and
Ruby Lindner.
TUES. JUNE 25 -AT 5:30
P.M.: -
Clearing auction of tractor;
implements; antiques and
collectibles held northeast of
Shakespeare for 'Richard
McIntyre.•
WED. JUNE 26 AT 6:00 P.M.:
Twilight auction of 15 acre
hobby farm_and consigned
farm machinery held a 1/4
mile north of Wroxeter on
County Rd. 12 for Don Shaw.
THURS. JUNE 27 AT 4:00 pM.:
Large auction of collectibles
and antiques held at the
Jacob Auction Centre in
Mitchell for Antiques in Time.
Bruce Walsh prop.
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RICHARD LOBB
AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON. 482-7890
SAT. JUNE 22 AT 9
AM:Appliances. furniture.
bicycles. coins. farm Items at
Lobb Auction Clinton
THURS. JUNE 27 AT 11 AM:
,Clearing auction sale 71
miles from Seaforth on
, County Rd. 12 then 1½ maes
West on concession 13 for
Ralph McNichol 519-527-
1228. MF 750 combine, MF
775 15 ft swather. 4 tractors
MF2745 rated at 140 HP,
20.8x38 duals, MF175. JD
3130. WD Allis. Machinery
Kongskllde 6 furrow plow.
Case 1115100 21 run soy
bean special drill.
Kongskllde 8 row folding
scuffler. Turnco 12 ft and 2-
9ft land packers. 16 ft of
chain harrows. NH890
harvester. Dion 50 harvester
and blower. MF mix mill, MF
hay rake. 57Q bean
wlndrower. PTO hydro
generator. 25 KW 104 amp.
cement mixer very few small
Items. Please be on time.
We are accepting good
additions for upcoming
auctions call now.
42. DEATHS
GAISER, Jack L. Peacefully at his
residence with his family, on
Tuesday, June 11, 1996, Jack L.
Gaiser of Dashwood, in his 72nd
year. Beloved husband of V.
Maxine (Stewart) Gaiser. Loved
father of Kim Gaiser of London,
Lynn and Scot Baran of Etobicoke.
Dear brother and brother-in-law of
Myrtle Poland of Campbellford,
Raymond Krotzman of Florida,
Betty and Rev. Bruce Seebach of
Waterloo, Donald and Maida
Gaiser of Dashwood. Loved by his
nieces, nephews, cousins and their
families. Predeceased by his sister
Lois Kretzman (1991), brother-in-
law James Poland (1994), parents,
Earl (1937) and Cora (Haugh)
(1981) Gaiser. Rested at the T.
Harry Hoffman and Sons Funeral
Home, Dashwood, with visitation
Thursday afternoon and evening.
• The funeral service was held at
Calvary United Church, Dashwood,
on Friday, June 14, 1996 at 2 p.m.
The Rev. Gani Lazaro and Rev.
Bruce Seebach officiated.
Interment Calvary United Church
Cemetery If desired, memorial
donations to Calvary United
Church, Cancer Society, Perth -
Huron V.O.N. or charity of choice
would be appreciated. Jack was an
active member in the life of
Calvary United Church. He was
also a member of the Dashwood-
Seaforth Band, Dashwood Tiger's
Baseball Team (O.B.A. Champs,
1953), Hutonia Male Chorus and
Seaforth Harmony Kings. He was
the founding member of the
Dashwood Horseshoe -Pitching
group. Jack was a poultry and
cash crop farmer for many years.
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(46. IN MEMORIAM )
CUSACK: In loving memory of Joe
Cusack who passed away June 25,
1993.
Three years ago today you went
away,
Our hearts still ache for you.
Our sorrow no one could undue,
Silent tears still flow,
As we still think of you.
Your picture in a frame,
Memories are all we have,
It is still not the same.
The day God took you home,
We felt so alone.
Always remembered by sister Ann
and nephews Miles,- Brian and
Keith Price 46-25-1
PRYCE: In loving memory of a
dear husband and father Oliver,
who passed away very suddenly,
June 21, 1995.
Always a cheerful person.
Gentle and so kind.
These are the memories he left
behind.
I wish I could hear your voice and
see your smile ,
I feel in my heart, and there you
will always stay.
It broke my heart to lose you,
But you did not go alone,
For part of me went with you,
The day God called you home.
Lovingly remembered by wife
Thelma, and daughters Annette,
Madelon, Ivy, Bonnie and Lorraine
and families. 46-25x1
McNICHOL: In loving memory of a
dear mother and grandmother,
Verna McNichol who passed away
June 23, 1973.
Sweet memories will linger
forever,
Time cannot change them, it's
true;
Years that may come cannot
sever;
Our loving remembrances of you.
Love, Sharon, Bob and Family
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(47. CARDS OF THANKS
MCNICHOL
I would like to thank everyone who
visited me, sent cards, treats and
phone calls during my stay in
Seaforth Hospital. Thanks to Dr.
Rodney, Dr. Kosaric and nurses for
their wonderful care. Everything
was greatly appreciated.
- Glen McNichol 47-25x1
(47. CARDS OF THANKS
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THANK YOU
1 would like to express a very
sincere 'Thank You" to all my
Iriends and relatives who were at
the Legion on June 12 to celebrate
my retirement I will remember
everyone. I would like to say a
special -Thank Your to Carol
Henderson and the staff of
Seaforth Public School for taking
pictures, planning, organizing,
decorating and entertaining. It was
great! I will miss their
companionship Thank, to my
principal, Mr. Lorne Rideout, and
my former principals at S.P S.. Mr
Paul Carroll, Mr Gary Jewitt and
Mr. Don Tremeer, for their kind
words and good wishes I would
like to thank the Legion Ladies for
a very delicious meal. It was a
wonderful evening and I will never
forget everyone's thoughtfulness
Thanks for the cards and gilts that
I received that evening and
through the mail. On June 14 at
S.P.S. the children and staff
prepared an assembly for me. 1
shall always cherish the children's
songs, poems, plays, pictures.
gifts, and funny jokes. 1 truly
,appreciate everything that they did
for me. I have enjoyed my 34
years of teaching. I will Huss the
,:hildren. - Marlene Britton 47.25x1
GLANVILLE
I would like to thank my 'amity for
the almost -surprise 75th birthday
party. Thanks to everyonr, who
came with warm wishes, gifts,
flowers and cards. It was a lovely
afternoon. Also thanks for the
delicious dinner served later by
Mrs. Campbell, her helpers Karen
and Carol, and the others To the
family for my beautiful sewing
machine that doesn't sound like a
threshing machine. Thank you all
again. I love you all - Winnie
47-25x1
HENDERSON
I wish to thank Dr. Kosaric and
nurses of Seaforth Hospital and Dr.
Boughner and his' staff and the
nurses of University Hospital for
taking good care of me while being
there. Also many thanks to the
ambulance drivers and my family
and friends for all the visits and
cards I received. All was greatly
appreciated. - John Henderson
47-25x1
(7. CARDS OF THANKS-)
HINZ
We would like to express our
thanks and appreciation to our
relatives, friendr and neighbors for
the beautiful flowers, cards and
food sent to our home and for the
donations given to the various
charities in honour of our mother.
The nurses and other staff of the
Ritz Lutheran Villa deserve a
special thank you for all the caring
and kindness shown to our mother
in the past two years. We were
grateful for your thoughtfulness.
We would also like to express our
appreciation to the Mitchell Family
Doctors for -all of the wonderful
care our mother received through
the years Thank you to Pastor
Bob Book and Pastor Art Horst for
their comforting words and to
Sandra for sharing her gift of
memories at the funeral of her
grandma, Ed Havenga, the
organist and the choir also deserve
a sincere thankyou for the beautiful
music. Thanks to the E.L.W. for
the delicious luncheon. The family
would also like to thank the
pallbearers for honouring their
godmother's request. We would
also like to thank the Lockhart
family for their help and guidance
at this difficult time. Your
professional and caring attitude will
always be treasured. - The family
of the late Martha Hinz - 47-
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PRAYER to the Blessed Virgin
(never known to fail). Oh most
beautiful flower of Mt. , Carmel,
fruitful vine. splendor of Heaven,
Blessed Mother of the Son of God,
Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my
necessity. Oh Star of the Sea, help
me and show me that you are my'
Mother. Oh. Holy Mary, Mother of
God, Queen of Heaven and Earth;
1 humbly beseech you from the
bottom of my heart to help me in
my necessity (make your request).
There are none that can withstand
your power. "Oh, Mary, conceived
without sin, pray for us who have
recourse to you." (3 times)., "Holy
Mary, I place this prayer in your
hands." (3 times). Say this prayer
for three consecutive days and
then publish it and it will be
granted to you. Grateful thanks.
- E.L.N. '4725x1 1
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COMING EVENTS
NOSTALGIA•RAMA Summer Show June 23, 1996, 10-4.
85 Dealers buying, and selling small antiques, glassware,
coins, old advertising posters, tins, calendars, postcards,
old toys, dolls Coke books, documents, militaria,
sportscardstools, bottles, breweriana, automobilia, rail-
roadania, Victorian beadwork, photographs, ephemera.
Fairgrounds Auditorium, Woodstock, Ontario. Dealer
inquiries 1.905.278.7363.
AUCTIONS
2 DAY UNRESERVED AUCTION foam JUne 22. Boats,
RV's, Unreserved repos! June 23 shop/office eq_ulpment.
Kriland Marine, Barrie. Hwy 400 exit Esse Road 5 right
Arda Street, right First Street, follow signs. Aero Ktanne
Auction Sales. 705-734.4777
BUSINESS OPPS.
GOVERNMENT FUNDS. Government assistance pro-
grams information available. For your new or existing
business. Take advantage of the government grants and
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HAWAII • RETURN AIRFARE $150. This isjust one
example of the travel benefits available to TRAVEL
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Please call again (1st message was indistinct).
PET LOVERS, BE YOUR OWN BOSS. -Booming petfood
company is now offering limited distributorships. Work
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REVOLUTIONARY, ESTABLISHED COMPANY expand-
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AMAZING 7 Day Money Back Guaranteed STOP SMOK-
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USING REBILLER AGREEMENT WITH BELL CANADA,
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save long distance customers 20-60% every month. Life-
time commission income potential. 1.800-364.6997.
OSTRICH EGGS. Low prices. Proven shipping to New
Zealand, 3 month chicks sold for $20 000 each. I'll build
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LEARN AUCTIONEERING at the Southwestern School
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EDUCATIONAL OPPS.
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267.1829. The Writing School, 2576.38 McArthur
Avenue, Ottawa,ON, K1 L 6R2.
COUNSELLOR TRAINING Institute - Ontario Extension
offers correspondence courses for the DOloma In Coun-
selling Practise beginning this month. For a brochure
phone Toll-free 1.800.6654044.
EMPLOYMENT OPPS.
LOOKING FOR A NEW CHALLENGE? Northem News
Services, publishers of 5 weekly newspapers, is looking
for • an experienced Advertising Sales
Manager.Salaryibenefits package commensurate with
experience. Submit resume by June 21st, 1996 to: Dave
Marriott, Box 2820, 5108-501h Street, Yellowknife, NT,
X1A 2R1. Fax: (403)873-8507.
HELP WANTED •
MEAT CUTTER Wanted. Ambitious personable meat cut-
ting family for N.W. British Columbia. Unique opportunity
for under financed but ambitious family. Should have
extensive background in smoking and sausage making.
Twin City Meats 4545 Lakelse Ave., Terrace, B.C. V86
1P7.(604)638.1312.
TRANSPORT DRIVERS NEEDED: A major carrier is
accepting applications from our graduates. No experience
required - excellent pay. For interview or application con-
tact Ontario Truck Driving School (London) 519-680-3377
or 1.800-263.4777.
He{p contribute to your family income. JOCUS EDUCA-
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games crafts. Home Parties, fundraisers. Consultants
needed. 1-800-361-4587 x 9334.
SALES HELP WANTED
$ATTENTION STUDENT$$ Make a lot of money selling
chocolate bars. New p Is available. Nothing to pay in
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