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39. Educational
39. Educational
FORK LIFT CERTIFICATION PROGRAM
Course provides both Theory and Practical Training on all Lift
Truck Operations. Classes may be run onsite or at our office
weekdays, evenings, weekends.
NEXT COUR$E
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4
Contact K & C Holdings Ltd.
519-301-2278 OR 519-347-2604
Let us protect your farm or business from the criminal and civil
issues brought on by a forklift accident. Also looks great on
your resume when job hunting. Certificates issued by
Transportation, Health and Safety Association of Ontario.
Instructors trained by Transportation, Health and Safety
Association of Ontario.
38. Auction Sale
38. Auction Sale
38. Auction Sale
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CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
Of Tractors; Implements; Gas Engines; Antiques; Gas & Oil Memorabilia;
and Farm Related Items held at the Jacob Auction Centre,
185 Herbert St., Mitchell
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28 AT 9:30 A.M.
Lewis Donnelly Estate Consignment: JD 4450 with cab and air (2326 hr);
set of 20.8x38 duals; JD 2700-semi-mt 4 furrow adjustable'plow; JD 1000
twenty-six ft. cultivator; Turnco 12ft sprocket packer with two 9 ft pups; 25ft
tubular bale elevator on wheels; AC pto side rake; small automatic roller
mill.
Carl Becker Consignment: Ferguson 8ft 3pth disc; Ferguson 2 furrow
plow; AC 3pth 8ft disc; AC quick -hitch; cast iron butcher kettle; wooden
washing machine; spinning wheel; primitive potato plow; scuffler; drive
belts; cant hook; wire winder; Spartan radio dealer sign; and many farm
related collectibles.
Early Equipment Consignments: MF 35 diesel; Lely 3000 gallon tandem
axle vac tank; Glencoe 18ft cultivator with buster bar; IH 510 sixteen run
double disc drill with grass seed; IH 720 semi-mt 4x18 plow; 32ft skeleton
bale elevator; Ford 151 semi-mt 4x18 plow; two Turnco gravity bins on 8
ton gear; 3pth forklift; 2 furrow 3pth plow; 8ft 3pth cultivator; 1000 gallon
steel water tank on trailer.
Miscellaneous: White 19hp 42inch riding mower; Homelite 5500 watt gen-
erator; Epps 30001b pressure washer; two stainless wet -dry pig feeders; set
of 16.9x34 duals; JD 185 riding mower; 8ft plow for pickup; Forano 300 3pth
loader; set of 14.9x38 bolt on duals; pr. of 18.4x26 duals; Stihl 026 and011
chain saws; Canadiana 8-26 snowblower; pr. of 18x26 rice tires on rims;
Makita cut-off saw; MTD 5hp rear tine tiller; micro -fish machine and cards;
12hp B&S motor; Campbell portable compressor; snowmobile dolly; snow-
mobile manuals; Devilbiss shop compressor.
Antique Engines and Related Items: 6hp Alpha engine on steel wagon;
3hp MH; 1 1/2hp, 3hp, and 6hp, McCormick Deerings; 1 1/2 to 2 1/4hp LA
Int; 1 1/2hp to 2 1/4hp BL Int; 1 1/2hp Fairbanks Morse; 1 1/2hp Renfrew;
Delco power unit with 32 watt bulbs and batteries; Fraser and Chalmers ore
and stone crusher; magnetos; coils; oilers; Cockshutt 17A walking plow.
Ira Weaver Estate Consignment: Yardman 5hp vac -sweep; Numatic floor
sweeper; Red Devil paint shaker; bench grinder; Campbell Flux Core 80
wire feed welder; power and hand tools; new and used small engine parts;
lawn mower and chain saw parts; hydraulic platform cart; gas motors;
hardware; small key cutter; and much more from his small engine repair
shop.
Gas and Oil Memorabilia: Various size cans including Cities Service,
White Rose, Shell, BA, Polarine; Supertest, Co-op, Quaker State,
Stabolube, etc; yardsticks; Gilbarco Texaco gas pump (60's); self measur-
ing Gilbarco Imperial Oil 1920's pump; BA and Shell water cans (1940's);
Supertest wall jock; license plates; Marx Sunoco tanker truck; White Rose
calendar; toy truck banks; 1921 Ford Model T advertising; tin signs; auto
repair manuals; 1950's Silver Beauty battery charger.
Antique Lawn and Garden Equipment: Waterloo garden cultivator; David
Bradley garden cultivator and plow; Bolens power unit; Cho;aster single
wheel cultivator; Pincor reel mower; Gossman reel mower;'Bob-a-lawn reel
mower; Eureka reel mower; MF 1957 20inch snowblower; Toro 500 riding
mower; step start engines
NOTE: Consignments still welcome. Phone 519-271-7694.
Consignors and auctioneers not responsible for accidents or dele-
tions.
Decision of auctioneer final.
AUCTIONEER:
Doug Jacob
(519)271-7894
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47. Girds of Thanks
FALCONER
I would like to thank the neighbours and friends
for phone calls, flowers, cards and visits after my
surgery. Special thanks to Dr. Sugimoti and
nurses of London Health Science Centre. Also
thank you to Dr. Julie Moore and Dr. Marianne
Smith. Special thanks to my family for ,all the
support and special care, for the food and help
through and during my recovery. - Eleanor
Falconer 47-43x1cc
NIGH
We would like to thank everyone for helping us
celebrate our 50th Wedding Anniversary. A
special thanks to our family for all your work and
thoughtfulness (the wall hanging is awesome)!
Also thanks to our relatives, friends and
neighbours for cards, phone calls, gifts,
handshakes and hugs. Thanks again for making
our 50th a memorable occasion. - Sincerely,
Frank and Leona Nigh 47-43x1
NOTT
The family of the late Earl Nott would like to thank
all our family, friends and neighbours for their
thoughtfulness during our time of loss. The floral
tributes, memorial donations, cards, phone calls
and visits were greatly appreciated. Thank you to
the staff at Braemar Nursing Home in Wingham
for their special care. Thank you to Pastor
Stephen Hildebrand for the beautiful service and
to the ladies of Egmondville United Church for
the lovely luncheon. Thank you to Chris Smith
and staff of Box and Smith Funeral Chapel for
their assistance and kindness. - Kay, Judy, Linda,
Nancy and families 47-43x1
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Community Calendar
WED. OCT 25
10:00 - 11:30 a.m. - Rhyme Time
Ontario Early Years Program at
Duff's United Church, Walton
1:00-4:00 p.m. Seniors
Shuffleboard at Arena
7:30 p.m. - General Cancer Group
Location: Seaforth Manor, James
Street. For more information, call 1-
880-294-0086. -
THURS. OCT 26
10 a.m. "Stroflercise" at Seaforth
Day Care. An interactive walk
around town.
FRI. OCT 27
9:30-11:30 a.m. Story Fun Ontario
Early Years Program, Brussels Public
School
10:00 a.m. Morning Out at Bethel
Bible Church, Seaforth
SAT. OCT. 28
6:30 a.m. Ducks vs Bruins
7:30 a.m. Blues vs Panthers
SAT: OCT. 28
8:30 a.m. Oilers vs Leafs
9:30 a.m. Sharks vs Kings
MON. OCT. 30
10-1 1:30 a.m. Family Fitness
Frenzy, Ontario Early Years
Program at St. James School
Library
9:30-11:15 a.m. Play and Learn
Early Years Program, Grey Central
School, Ethel
TUES. OCT. 31
10-11:30 a.m. ABC 123, Ontario
Early Years Program, Seaforth
Public School
WED. NOV. 1
10:00 - 11:30 a.m. - Rhyme Time
Ontario Early Years Program at
Duff's United Church, Walton
1:00-4:00 p.m. Seniors
Shuffleboard at Arena
If you're organizing a non-profit event of interest to other Seaforth area
residents, phone the Expositor at 527-0240, or mail the information to
Community Calendar, The Huron Expositor, Box 69, Seaforth, Ontario, NOK
MO well in advance of the scheduled date. Free listing includes date,
time, name of event and location only. Space for the Community Calendar is
donated by The Huron Expositor.
Sports
Brucefield
teen heading
south for
fishing
championship
Jennifer, Hubbard
Ryan Finnie is hooked on fishing.
As the rest of Huron County
prepares for winter, the 14 -year-old
Brucefield resident is making
plans to head south of the border
for the Junior Bassmaster World
Championship fishing tournament.
Held in Birmingham, Ala., the
February tournament will be the
highlight of an impressive fishing
season for Finnie.
In order to qualify for the three-
day world tournament, junior
participants tally points earned
through tournaments, - annual
fishing biographies and a
conservation project.
"I'm pretty excited about it," said
Finnie, a Grade 9 student at
CHSS. "The first day we get to go
out with the pros to get some tips,
and then we're on our own."
Sponsored by London's Angling
Sport, Finnie won two of three
tournaments (Sparrow Lake and
Gloucester Pool) in the 2006
season and finished second at the
third (Bass Lake).
"I did really well at Sparrow
Lake. There was only one other kid
who caught a fish. He was at 1.6
pounds for one and I was at 9.85
with four," he said.
"At Gloucester everyone had a
rough day. I only caught two fish
and they weren't very big."
Fish must be a least 12 -inches
long to qualify in the Bassmaster
tournaments.
At Bass Lake, Finnie caught
three fish, to claim second.
Despite being the front-runner in
points after the tournaments,
Finnie also was required to
complete and document a
conservation project.
"I put structure — old Christmas
trees in Waterhouse Lake up
north to protect the young bass
from their predators and allow
them to grow," he explained.
Finnie expects to face
competitors from throughout North
America at the world tourney. The
top angler will win a $5,000
scholarship to any Canadian or
U.S. college or university.
See FINNIE, Page 22