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77 MAIN ST:. • SEAPORTH. ONTARIO NOK IWO
(519) '527-1458
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To be held: at the Rathwell Building,
77 Main Street, Seaforth,
Wednesday,. Dec. 17th at 6:30 p.m.
Consisting of: 4 pc. living room set; 5 pc. dinette
set; double box springs and mattress; 54" water
bed; dressers; chest of drawers; beds; child's
desk; bar stool; baby's crib; high chair; leather
swivel rocker and stool; coffee and end tables;
mirrors; upholstered chairs; wood chairs; plus
kitchen utensils and many more items. Misc. glass
and china. (new) Sony STR48005D Receiver; Sanyo
TP600SA Turntable; Hitachi D 220 Cassette stereo;
2 Hitachi HS 335 R speakers; McClary Heavy Duty
washer and dryer; Hoover vacuum cleaner; 15
sections adjustable steel store shelving.
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AUCTIONEERS', LIQUIDATORS. APPRA;SERS,
77 MAIN ST.. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1 WO if
(510) 527-1458
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LIQUIDATION AUCTION SALE
Of the Weiler General Store. To be held at the
premises in Formosa, Ontario.
Wednesday, Dec. 10th at 6 p.m.
Sale to consist of approximately $15,000.00 worth of
food, hardware supplies,. clothing, and equipment,
including the complete contents of the Weiler
General Store._
Property: Building _to be offered for sale by Public
Auction. Subject to reserve. 2000 square feet solid
brick building with full basement, 2000 sq. ft. on
second .floor. Located on Main Street, Formosa.
Ideal investment property. Property : Selling at 7:00
p.m. Sharp.
Equipment: Sherer Meat Cooler; Toledo 24 Ib..
Scale; Burroughs Cash Register; Hobart Meat
Slicer; 15', 27', 36' Solid Oak Counters; McCaskey
Double Account Register; Frank Oberle 2' square
safe; Westinghouse Fridge; -Glass Front Shelves;
Wood Shelves.
Hardware: Large quantity of nuts and bolts; nails;
hinges; paints; hoes; shovels; rope; ladders.
Inventory: Large quantity of Food, consisting of
approximately $5,000.00; confectionary and
drygoods including bottled pop; Cereals; Juices;
Soups; Canned Vegetables; Tea; Coffee; Soaps;
Detergents; Candy; Cookies; Gums; Large
Selection of Rubber and Work Boots; Shoes; Work
Clothes; Gloves.
Planning- to- sell your equipment or redkice your
inventory?
Let Rathwell 8, Associates show you how we
can turn your assets into cash in one day.
Bruce
Rathwell ✓✓�� Dick Robinson
.�.�oceates
AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO
(519) 527-1458
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42. Death notice
PEPPE*
At Greater Niagara General
Rospftal on Friday,
November 28, 1980 Mrs.
Helen Pepper of Niagara
Falls and formerly, of
Tuokersitht Township wn i><iIJ rn
herr 72nd year. Beloved wife
of the late Lorne Pepper.
Dear Sister of Margaret
(Mrs. • Clayton Norton) of
.Seaforth and Marjory (Mrs.
Calvin Horton) of Clinton.
Predeceased, by ane brother
Lorne Hay. Rested at the
Ball. Funeral 'Home, .Clinton
auntil Monday. December 1,
1980: where the funeral
service was held. at, 2 p.rn.
Interrnent Baird's
Cemetery; Stanley Town-
ship.. Aa expressions of
sympathy donations to the
Canadian Cancer Society
would be gratefully ap-
preciated by the family. -49.
McNALLY
At his residence on Monday,
December I, 1980, Mr. Hari
Mcllally of 80 Q„abacn
�irS set, Clinton, in his 66th
year, Beloved husband of
Jeanette McNally, dear
father of Natalie and Naomi,
both at home. Dear brother
of Kathleen (Mrs, Leslie
King) of Timmins and
Gordon McNally of Corunna.
Rested at the Ball Funeral
Home, Clinton after 2 p.m.
Tuesday until Wednesday,
December 3, 1980 where the
funeral service was held at 2
p.m. Interment Clinton
Cemetery .-49
Auction Sale
-of-Household furnishings, -antiques,
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• 43. Girth;
laMPSTO.N
Brad and Cheryl are pleased
to announce the arrival, of
their first child, a daughter,
.Heather Ellen, born.
November 29, 1980
at t
Wcodst k General
Hasp ita1,---49ni
Mact, ONALD •
Michael Caranez'on
MacDonald, born Nov. 25,
parents, Pri.cella and
Cameron, brother for Paula,
proud grandmothers Mrs.
Betty MacDonald and Mrs.
Jean Walker . of Clin-
ton.-49nc
KQNARSKI
Rick and - Brenda wish to
announce the safe arrival of
their daughter, Angela ;Nov.
30 at Clinton Public Hospital,
a new sister for Jason and
Jennifer. -49
MORRISON
Paul and Judy are proud to
announce the arrival of
. Jennifer's _ br, th R
An'd`rew, 'on Nov. 20 at St.
' Joseph's Hospital London, '
Happy grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Murdock Morrison,
Varna, and Rev. and Mrs.
Bruce Guy of Merlin. -49
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43. Births
VANDERLAND
.Bill and Brenda Vanderland
(nee Stirling) of Orangeville,
Ontario, are pleased to
announce the birth of their
son, Robert James, born
November 27, 1980 in
Orangeville Hospital. A wee --
brother for-- Joh It - ar
Chri-stine. Proud grand-
parents are Grant. and Anna
Stirling of RR2 Bayfield,
Ontario.-49nc
46. In memoriam
RILEY
loving In l tug memory of my
husband Archie, who passed
awayNov. 25,1976
Re had a nature you could
not help loving
And a heart that was kind
a true
To those that knew and loved
him
This day brings . memories
y s
aneW,
Lovingly remembered by
wife Viola and family .-49x
GLAZIER
In loving memory of a dear
son and brother, Mervin
Glazier, who passed away
Dec. 4, 1970.
No one knows the silent
heartache
Only those who have loved
can tell
The grief we bear in silence
For the one we loved so well,
Sadly .missed by dad Cliff,
Thelma and Tim. -49
47. Card of thanks
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46. In memoriam
KEYS
In loving memory of a dear
(husband, father and gran-
dfather, Lloyd Alvin Keys,.
who passed away, Dec. 7,
1963.
In a country graveyard
Where the gentle breezes
blow
Lies the one we loved so
dearly
That we los 17 years ago.
Time goes on with many
changes
Joys and sorrow, smiles and
tears
But his memory will always
be cherished
,With 'the passing—of —the
years.
Lovingly remembered by his
wife, sons, daughters-in-law
and grandchildren. -49
HOLLAND
I wish to thank all my friends
and relatives for their Many,
kindnesses, flowers, gifts
and visits while 'I was a
patient in Clinton Public
Hospital. Leona Hollan-
d. -49
47. Card' of thanks
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W.,o
would We Ilr• d like to thank all; of
our friends in Clinton and
Bayfield for all the lovely'
cards and visits on our 60th
�
wedding anniversary.
Special thanks, to. Mr. and
Mrs. Joeand
Watt Bayf1cld. Mr. and Mrs. �latf
Webster of,Clinton, the Ever
Young Club of Bayfield.and..
alt .our . friends at. the Pine
Court Apartments for the,
cards and flowers... Fred
and Edna Mote. -,-49
PR ESZCATOR
We Wish to. thank all our
family, relatives, . friends
and neighbours for helping
us to celebrate our 40th
anniversary with a special
thanks to, our family for a
very lovely evening. -
Howard and Jeanne, -49
47. Card of thanks
DOWS(A►111
i
We would like to thank our
family, grandchildren,
`re'lati\.es, neighbours and
friends for the lovely gifts,.
cards,. flowers and good.
wishes on .our 45tb anl�
:ivra
n e s.r . Special �hmn
y,thanks: to
our family for the lovely gifts
and dinner at the Dominion
Rotel, Zurich and the party
after. Special thanks to
Marjorie and Bill fo,ropening
up their home, for the party
after the dinner. - Cecil and
Hazel. ---49x
EASTON
1 wish to thank our friends
i for cards and visits during,
my stay in Victoria Hospital
for surgery. We are very
grateful to Terry and Linda
Fitzsimons for their
assistance. Sincerely Keith
Easton. -49
NEAL
I wish to thank everyone who LAURENCE
sent cards, flowers, gifts, We would like to thank our
treats and visited me while family for the lovely Open
-.-,in.-•-..tea•,i.aye.��-i�y�,.�I�,s.p.i,ta.l•,..�-�,_�iouso�he-ld,�in-�honox�of=pour -�
London. Also, thank you to
relatives and friends for
flowers and cards sent to me
on the passing of my dear
brother. Your thoughtfulness
will always be remembered.
- Jo Neal. -49x.
op outlet
ows profit
B EL`GRA'Via .Ni'etnbe rs,
of the .Belgrave Co-
operative have learned
that their outlet rains
'number three in the
province for sales, arid,
income.
Figures indicate the
branches of Auburn and
Belgrave contributed
$295,.000 and combined
with the Listowel outlet
the total net earnings
were $562,000. After
pverhead, expenses,.
which include taxes and.
Insurance for the outlets,
r
the, net e a naGngs
arniounted to $165,000
Jlrrt Neilans of the
branch
Bel rave pointed
g.
out that members met a
real challenge by coming
up with a savings even
though the Ca -operative
underwent extensive
development -in the past
year.
anniversary. Special thanks
to Lois Huggitt, to those who
helped in the kitchen and
served refreshments. Your
thoughtfulness was greatly
appreciated. - Mr, and Mrs.
Tom Laurence. -49
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Antiques, furniture, appliances, etc. to be held at
Richard Lobb's Barn, Clinton, Ontario for Mrs.
Mary Pinning plus additions.
Saturday, December 6 at 10 A.M.
Admiral fridge, three years old; Leonard 24"
electric, stove; round dining table with centre
pedestal and leafs; double bed and mattress;
dresser with mirror; chesterfield and matching
chairs; platform rocker; two recliner chairs;4buffet
with mirror; B 8 W TV; fancy small bookshelf with
drawers; four wooden lamps; floor tamp; copper
boiler; blanket box; chest of silverware; rocking
chair; china cabinet; wicker rocker in. excellent
condition; hall table with leaf converts to drinking
table; trunk six leather seat chairs; odd wooden
chairs; small kitchen table;' upholstered swivel
rocker; large dresser with mirror; clock shelf; gas
lawn mower; aluminum step ladder; magazine
table; four end tables; some bedding; dishes and
glassware; pots and pans plus many other items not
mentioned. Items are in good condition plan to
attend.
Estate or auctioneer not responsible for accidents day
of sale.
Richard Lobb: Auctioneer
camping trailer, tools and misc. items on
Wed. evening Dec. 10 - 6:30 p.m.
in South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter, Ont. For Mr.
Lloyd Keller.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS AND ANTIQUES:
Chesterfield and chair, love seat, foot stool, recliner
chair, 2 swivel chairs, tub chair, press back rocking •
chair, pole and table lamps, 15'x18' carpet, 6'x9'
carpet, wicker fern stand, Teak coffee and end
tables Teak wall carving, 5 pc. bedroom suite, 3
chests of drawers, 2 dressers, 3 night stands, flower
stand, small school desk and chair, maple desk, pic-
tures and frames,. 2 book cases, Teak dining room
(buffet hutch, table and 3 chairs), electric piano 600
Supreme, portable 22 inch Admiral colour T.V. and
stand, 2 stereo -sets, 2 door frost free refrigerator,
Moffatt 24" electric range, Inglis Citation ii dis-
hwasher, Whirlpool washer and dryer, 23 cu. ft.
deep freeze, Viking zig zag sewing machine with all
attachments in cabinet, sewing box, portable
Remington typewriter, de -humidifier, hurnidifier, 20
inch fan, small fan, electric window fait, Royal
vacuum cleaner, electric ice cream maker, dishes,
silverware, pots and pans, crocks, bedding, several
plants, golf dubs and bag, full line of mechanic's
tools, mechanic's large steel tool box, skit saw, jig
saw, skit chain saw, power lawnmower, 2-10 speed
bicycles, 2-3 speed' bicycles, 1 -ladies bicycle, step
ladder, hand and garden tools, Coleman camping
stove, rubber dingy, 2 lawn chairs, 8 ft. picnic table,
mail box, V2 cord of wood, several other items.
HARD TOP CAMPING TRAILER
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WINGHAM SALES ARENA
3 Day Major
Liquidation Clothing
Sale
Over 7,000 pairs of quality name
brand Jeans and Slacks, goes on
sale at the
Winqham Sales Arena
680 Josephine Street [North end of Wingham I
Wingham Ont.
for three days only
Thursday - Dec. 4th - 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Friday - Dec. Sth - 9 a.m• - 9 p.m.
Saturday - Dec. 6th • 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
This large sale of blue jeans, cords, and dress slacks for
men and women will be the largest offering of fine No.
1 quality jeans and slacks in polyesters, dacrons, wool
and cottons, that we have ever been privileged to offer
the buying public, at prices never before offered at the
Wingharn Sales Arena.
We are offering over 7,000 palrs'of pants for men and
women. 3eans and cords in sizelsi 26, 27, and 28. Dress
slacks in sizes 29 to 38. Also plants in sizes 44 - 60.
These slacks are made by leading manufacturers such
as Levis, Wrangler, Chic, Lees, Liberty, Road Runners,
H..I.S., Righton, Rainbow, and Bernttini, etc.
All jeans, slacks and dress pants will be sold at one low
price of 58.95. This kind of low priced buying may never
be offered again. Plan to attend. "Clip this ad for dates
and time.
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Phone 527-1075
Open 10-5:30
Fridays 10:00-9:00 Closed Wednesday
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Seaforth
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