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Soiling by
PUBLiC AUCTION
Due to the recently large pure heses. Lakeport Steel,
ilenover. lore offOring by Public Auction surplus
steal and equipment en
Satyrdsy, May 30 at 10:30 atm.
1 miles north of Hanover.
Inventory to' include'15,000 worth of steal / round
and stimuli tubing / flat stock / her stock / channel
and angle Iran / piping / V. fo 3" wire mesh - approx.
2• T. / beg panels / some roofing steel / 3111' by S0'
• steal t11'b building / used shop equipment / 5th
Wheel fr,111Bre / gelvenized steal . large quantity,
all :Ai. *ir'111 sholit./ snorted smaller fats oI ateei l
Mid 010119 Mhitelksneaus Items too numerous to
melnlolt.
PLAN TO ATTEND — MUST BE SOLD
TERMS CASH
Viewing from 9.5 of yard of Lakeport Steel,
Hanover. Phone 3644247.
Sofas Mnn.gsir - Dice *ablution 527-1415
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AUCTIONEERS, LIOUtDATORS. APPRAISERS
77 MANN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO
t519 527-1459
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AUCTION SALE
Over: 60 Tractors
AND
►ces of Equipment
AT
BRLEY SALES YARD
Dungannon
SATURDAY, MAY' 16
� 8
a.m.
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PHONE 5294910 or SHOP 029-162S
Gordon 11rin(N6y, AveRi seer
etc/I�e// e,5Vi: oevadeo
(BANKRUPT AND R aED\
EQUIPMENT
for Solo by Public Auction
Wa haven bean Instruefed to ,sill by the secured par-
ties, without reserve, ell Invenfdry tend equlpm.nt,
an
Setarday, May 230 10:30 a.m.
at Vaned es, 2 tulles south of Clinton (Follow signs).
CEMENT FORMS AND IQ UIPMENT: Approximately 200
Dura Form canting forms/Dura Form
bracing/ilea/adlusfable brackets/molds/Y, hp
cement vibrator/compactor/power Prowl/portable
20 gallonsosollna form oiler/saltmandar heater/100
amp Cenox welder/'/I" drill prase/elettrlc air ham-
mer/cement took/quanfity of carriage and machine
boils/c.mslnt mimic.
FARM MACHINERY: H. Int. Tractor/2 HM wagons/3
furrow E.C. plow/J.O. DOUBLE DISK/land roller/side
dallier rads/1952 Cockshutt tractor/AN 7 Ford Trac-
tor (Vary old)/miscellaneous form equipment.
SHOP EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS: (New) Miller welder
c/w wire feed attachments/floor model drill
pais/porfab10 aft `onrpressor, twin cytind.r/2
airless paint sprayers/cut off saw/power hock
sow/air tanks/pallor, and forth carts/quantity of
wood stoves, complete and partially tom-
ptate/quantity of steel/McLaughlin
Buggy/prlmlflve wood farm tools/large quantity of
miscellaneous shop equipment/whoa!
borrows/miscellaneous garden tools/circular sow.
HOG EQUIPMENT: Quantity barn exhaust fan/101Ike
new pig foodars/portable pig 'colas/miscellaneous
hog aqulpm.nf.
VEHICLES AND BOAT: 1961-26 Ft. Trolon cabin cruiser,
new motor and transmission/1154 Pontiac conver-
tible 011 resfored)/1974 Harley Davidson motor-
cycle/300 Yamaha Snow Mobile/Routine lawn and
garden tractor.
Timms- Cash/No Reserve
For further information contact
:
AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
�\ 77 MAIN ST • SEAFORTH. ONTARIO NOK 1WO
(5191 527-1458
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We have been instructed by Mr. Gorski Shantz, to
sell by public auction. the remaining assets of Shan-
tz Farm Automation Ltd., on
Thursday, May 21 at 7:00 p.111°
at the location - 21/2 miles north of Zurich.
CONSISTING OF VEHICLES - 1970 F150 'A ton pld¢up
c/w topper, low mileage/1971 F350 1 ton c/w flat
rock/1974 - 4 door LTD, loaded.
EQUIPMENT - Clark fork lift, 4000 Ib, capacity with
700 - 12 tires/20' gooseneck tandem axle trailer c/w
vacuum brakes/MF 65 c/w power steering, 3 pth &
14.9 - 20 tires/Magnate 15,000 - WON KW, 3 pth
generator/Dettsan 7' snow blower/Lancaster 12' or
15' silage distributor/2 portable cement mixers on
wheels with motor/Lincoln 225 amp. welder/12
speed heavy duty bench press with '// hp.
motor/Krosh.l power hack saw/White transit.
level/impact drill/quantity of cement forms/wheel
barrows/sump pump/20 gallon water
Peens(
/shelving.
OFIICE EQUIPMENT - Johnson 2 way radlo. 2 mobiles,
bas./M' self supporting tower/double pedestal
desk/swivel steno chair/2-4 drawer filing
cabinets/Smith Corona electric typewriter/Victor
adding machlne/Phonemato answering service with
controls/card file/Holiday 0 track with dual
speakers/Paymaster Cheque Writer,
BUSINESS SOLD TERMS CASH
For further Information contact:
eller ll'l/C ll'EGl �' - e �,1.10CCl,Z�B.1
AUCTIONEERS. LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
77 MAN ST • SEAFORTH. ONTARIO NOK 1WO
{5191 527-1458
AUCTION SALE
Appliances, furniture, antiques, garden tiller.
snowblower, etc. to be hold at the Blyth Arena in
B lyth Ontario for Mrs. Hanna Kurnoth.
SATURDAY, MAY '16 at 10 A.M.
EQUIPMENT: Mostercraft 10 h.p. snowblower 1 year
old; Troy Built self propelled rototlll r w. electric
start 3 years old; cement mixer w. motor 1 year old;
wheel barrow; bag cart; 3 h.p. garden tiller; electric
lawn mower; gas lawn mower; 2 rolls of green lawn
wire 3 ft. high (now); 2 rolls of cage wire (new);
aluminum "Sep ladderl_commit lawn table & ben-
ches; cement deer; drill; fig saw; skill saw; hand
saws; vise; old scales; plus other garden & hand
tools; milk & cream cans; large and small grape
presses for wino making (new); stainless steel tub &
palls & other wine making equipment.
APPLIANCES & FURNITURE: Kenmore frig nearly
now; 24" electric stove; Coldspot chest freezer;
Kenmore clothes dryer; Kenmore square tub
wringer washer; vacuum cleaner; Electrohome
Colour TV; Floor model stereo 4 years old; three
piece bedroom suite w. mattress; four dining choirs,
buffet; double bed w. mattress; desk table;
orossback chair w. lady's face; pictures; lamps;
choster bed couch; 'chrome table i four chain;
sewing machine; odd tables & chairs; knlck knacks;
Mikes & glassware; pots & pans; plus other fur-
niture and miscellaneous Items.
PLAN TO ATTEND
LUNCH BOOTH
TERMS CASH
Richard Lobb: Auctioneer
CLINTON 482-7893 �I
Owner or auctioneer not responsible fer accidents
day of sale.
ceqezdeir
FARM SOLD
CLEARING FARM MACHINERY
AUCTION
For Joe Van Volkengoed, on
Tuesday, May 26 at 1:15 p.m.
Lot 15, Concession 12, Hibbert, 5 miles east of Exeter
on No. 53, and 3 miles north or 0 miles south of
Dublin, V, wegt.
CONSISTING OF TRACTORS - John Deere 3130, 1100
hrs., c/w cab, remotes, dual wheels (16.4 - 31)/David
B rowne 990 c/w 12 spend transmission, diesel 457
hrs., with model 60 Case Hyd., loader/Ford Super
Malo( c/w selectlspeed transmission, diesel, fully
powered/livestock racks.
EQUIPMENT - J.D. 7000 - 6 row corn planter, 1 yr., old,
planted 100 ocros/J.D. 1000 - 15' cultivator c/w
leveling harrows Ow tandem wheels/Int. 710 - 3
furrow 11 automatic plow/Now Holland 351 Mix
mill c/w all attdchmonts/New Holland 250 Bu.
manure spreader/Calsa 200 gallon sprayer/Turnco
gravity box c/w self propelled Dodge chassis/Turnco
gravity box c/w 1 ton running gear/J.D. model 270
twin auger snow blower/Int. 47 Forage blower c/w
60' plpo/Katolight generator model 250-5/42' Little
Giant elevator/52' - 6" Brant PTO drive auger/30'
Speed King 6" auger/12' Hyd. fertilizer auger/25'
skeleton auger/Ferterl cern cleaner/3 pth. lagspllt-
ter/36" lawn roller c/w 5 speed transmission c/w
Honda motor and trailer/M.F. No. 10 baler/cement
mixer with motor/11/2 H.P. electric motor/50 sow
bolts/2 electric heaters/4" wood planer/M.F. side
rake, S bar on rubber.
SHOP EQUIPMENT - Comet 110 amp welder/Bench
model drill press/shop master power hock
saw/Webster oirtable air compressor/Miller Fan '/.
H.P. grinder/steel work bench c/w vises/Pioneer 23
chain saw/Wisconsin • - 1 h.p. gasoline heavy duty
engine/Tem, wood down draft itove/asst. of
steel/scrap metal/pressure washer/Monarch 1'/2"
water pump with 60' of hoses/10 cord firewood/32 ft.
extension ladder/C.B. Radio - side band 40 chow-
nets/Berke( meat slicer/Misc. household items.
LAWN ORNAMENTS - Patio furniture/cast iron Din -
nor bell/wishing well/picnic table/2 bug lights/plus
many more items.
AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: All equipment was purchased
in last 3 years and Is in excellent condition.
For more information phone
RATHWELL 1, ASSOCIATES
Sales Manoaer -_Dick Robinson
527-1336 or owner
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AUC.r.CNEERS, LiOUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
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77 MAN Sr • SEArORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO
519 52.7-1458
Richard Lobb
AUCTIONEER
Clinton 402-7890
AUCTION CALENDAR
SATURDAY. MAY 16
10 *,M.
Furniture, appliances,
antiques. etc., at the
Blyth Arena for Mrs.
Hanna Kurnoth.
SATURDAY, MAY 30
10 A.M.
At Richard Lobb's Barn
for Edna Jamieson plus
additions.
TUESDAY, JUNE 2
6 P.M.
Two tractors. old
machinery, antiques.
furniture. etc. 2'/2 miles
East of Family Paradise
Pork for Dorothy
Elligsen.
MONDAY, JUNE d
7:30 P.M.
Two bedroom house in
Village of Dublin for
Elmer Keller.
SATURDAY, JUNE 13
10 A.M.
Appliances, furniture,
etc. at Lobb's Barn, Clin-
ton, for Elmer Keller.
42. Death notice
EASTON
At his residence on Thursday,
May 7, 1981 Mr. Keith Alvin
Easton, of Howard Street,
Bayfield in his 68th year.
Beloved husband of Irene
(McRae) Easton. Dear father
of Donald of Laredo, Texas,
and Scott at home, Mrs. Peter
(Louise) Schewchuck of
Toronto, Mrs. Ian (Peggy)
Bateman and Jaynee Easton,
both of London, Dear brother
of Bruce of Windsor, Mrs.
• Beulah Start and Ivan, both of
Woodstock. Predeceased by
two sisters and one brother.
Also survived 'by 5 grand-
children. Visitation was at the
Westlake Chapel of Michael P.
O'Connor Funeral Homes, 49
Goshen Street North, Zurich,
where the funeral service was
conducted on Saturday, May 9,
at 2. p.m. Reverend . William
Bennett officiating. Interment'
followed in Bayfield Cemetery.
In -lieu of flowers, donations to
the Canadian Cancer Society
would be appreciated. -19
WALLACE
In the Clinton Public Hospital
on Monday, May 11, 1981, Mrs.
Irvine Wallace. the former
Dorothy4, B ea trice Howard, of
Blyth, in her 77th year.
Beloved mother of Mrs. Leslie
Shirley() Rutledge of
•Mississauga. Howard ' of
Goderich, Irma, (Mrs. Bill
Marshall) of Clinton, and
Beverley of Londesboro.
Rested at the Tasker Funeral
Horne, Blyth, Ontario, where
funeral service was held on
Wednesday at 2 p.m: Inter-
ment Blyth Union Cemetery.
Memorial doantions to the
Clinton Hospital Building fund
or the Blyth, United Church
would be appreciated as ex-
pressions of sympathy. -19
STOREY
At Clinton Public Hospital,
Tuesday. May 5, , 1981,
Elizabeth•Ann Storey, Clinton,
formerly of Seaforth, in her
93rd year. Beloved wife of the
late John Henry Storey (1959).
Dear mother of Mrs. W.J.
. (Kathleen) Cuthill, Seaforth,
Mrs" Elmer (Clara) Dale,
Clinton, Mrs. George
(Margaret) Wasson, Walton,
Mrs. Arthur (Mavis) Guest,
Kincardine. Edmund, London,
Orville, Charles, Harold and
William 'J.. all of Seaforth,
Ellwood,. Woodstock, Lloyd,
Stratford, Arnold, Milverton,
Mrs. .Jock (Matilda) Earl,
Appin and Joseph, Clinton.
Predeceased by one son,
Frank. Also surviving are 49
grandchildren, 87 great-
grandchildren and great -
great -grandchildren. Rested
at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral
Home, 87 Goderich Street
West, Seaforth, where service
was held Friday at 2 p.m., with
Reverend..., ,James Vanslyke,
officiating. Interment,
Brussels Cemetery. -19
LOOBY
Ann Marie, Dublin, Ontario.'
Passed away in Hillside
Nursing Home. Sebringville,
Tuesday; May 12, 1981. Ann
Marie Rya.n Beloved wife of
the late Louis James Looby of
Dublin, in her 94th year. Dear
mother of Rev Father Arthur
Looby, C.5 B., of Toronto, and
Joseph, Clayton, and Louis all
of Dublin. Two daughters,
Mrs. Clarence (Muriel) Trott
of Clinton. Mrs George (Ally)
Goettler, of Dublin. Also
survived by 22 grandchildren
and 5 great grandchildren.
Predeceased by her husband,
Louis James Looby, (1938) ,
one son Clarence, (1978), one
daughter, Mrs. R.J. (Loreen)
Clrrran. formerly of Ottawa,
(1980) . Also predeceased by
three brothers and three
sisters, Resting at the R.S. Box
. Funeral Home. 47 High Street,
Seaforth, after 7 p.m., Wed-
nesday evening, until Friday
morning. thence to St.
Patrick's Roman Catholic
Church in Dublin, for mass of
the Christian Burial at 11:00
a.m. interment St, Patrick's
Roman Catholic Cemetery,
Dublin. Parish prayers will be
held at the funeral home
Thursday evening at 8
p.m. 19
42. Death notice
asiumwoomosiolow
PARSONS
At St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, an Monday, May 11,
1981, Mary (Thomson) Par-
sons, of 60 Bruce Street,
London, in her 79th year.
Beloved wife of the late
Frederick R. Parsons. Dear
mother of Walter F. Parsons,
of Hamilton. Dear sister of
Mrs. Florence Keyes and Mrs.
Elizabeth Alexander, both of
Exeter. Dear grandmother of
Gordon and Glenn Parsons.
Friends were received at the
A. Millard George Funeral
Home, 60 Ridout Street south,
after 2 p.m., Tuesday.. Com-
plete funeral service will be
conducted in the chapel on
Wednesday, May 13th at 3
p.m., with Reverend Douglas
H. Ross, of Wesley -Knox
United Church, officiating.
Interment, Bayfield
Cemetery. As an expression of
sympathy, memorial
donations may be made to the
Wesley -Knox United Church
Memorial - Fund,. ; A AsIda
Street, London, N6C 1E7 or the
Ontario Heart Foundation, 371
King Street, London, N6B
9Z9.-19
43. Births
FIELDS
Pat and Cec are happy to
announce the safe arrival of
their daughter, Amy Sue, on
May 4, 1981 at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London weighing 5
lbs. 131.2 oz. Proud grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Denomme, RR 1, Zurich and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fields,
- RR2, Hensall. —19
SKIKAVICH
Bernie and Judy (nee Finley)
are pleased to announce the
birth of their daughter, Julia
Alexandra, weighing 7 Ib. 12
oz., born on Tuesday, May 5,
1981, at 5:25 a.m. in the Royal
Victoria Hospital in Montreal.
Proud grandparents are Mrs.
Effie Finley, Clinton and Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Skikavich,
London.-19nx
44. Engagements
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BROADBENT -
BAKELAAR
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bakelaar,
Clinton, are pleased to an-
nounce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter
Linda Elizabeth, to Stephen
Paul Broadbent, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Broadbent,
Willowdale. The marriage to
take place May 30, 1981 at 2
p.m. at the Unitarian
Fellowship of N.W. Toronto, 55
St. Phillip's Road,
Weston. —19x
BRETTELE•
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MI DD LETON
Mr. and Mrs. James Ross
Middleton are pleased to
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Janice to Paul
Brettele of Ottawa. The
wedding will take place May
30, 1981, at the St. James
Anglican Church, Mid-
dleton. -19
CHAPMAN -
MAKINS
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold L. Matins
of Bayfield, Ontario are
pleased to announce the for-
thcoming marriage of their
youngest daughter, Bonnie
Marie, to Mr. David Ronald
Chapman, youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Ronald Chapman
of London, Ontario. The
wedding is to take place on
Saturday June 6, at 5:00 p.m.,
in St. Andrew's United Church,
Bayfield, Ontario. -19
STALING -
R EHORST
Mr. and Mrs. Leen Rehorst are
pleased to announce the
marriage of their daughter,
Frances Jacqueline to Alfred,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Stalling of Drayton. The
wedding will take place on
June 6, 1981 at 2 p.m. in the
Christian Reform Church,
Clinton. -19
46. In memoriam
BUTLER
In loving memory of a dear
husband, father and grand-
father, John R who passed
away May 13,19815.
You never failed to do your
best
Your heart was warm and
tender
You lived your life for those
you loved
And those you loved
remember.
Lovingly remembered by wife,
Tillie and family. -19
HOY
In loving memory of a dear
father and grandfather,
William Hoy, May 14, 1973:
To some he may be forgotten.
To others, a part of the past.
But to us, who loved and lost
him
Our memories will always
last.
Always remembered by his
family .-19x
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47. Card of thanks
POTTER
The family of the late George
E. Potter wish to thank their
many friends, neighbours and
relatives . for cards, flowers,
memorial donations and
messages of sympathy in the
loss of a beloved husband,
father and grandfather.
Special thanks to the doctors
and hospital attendants who
cared so well for him. To the
ladies who served the lunch
and friends for leaving food at
the house. To Rev. R. Norman
Pick for his 'message of
comfort and the Ball Funeral
Home for services rendered.
Mrs. Helen Potter and
Family.-19nx
FISHER
Many thanks to all who took
time to enter our Creative
Circle Draw at the Home
Sewing and Fashion Show.
Special thanks to Mary Marsh
for being there for me all day.
Ina Fisher. -19
47. Cord of thanks
WOOOMMOREIV
EASTON
On behalf of the family of the
late Keith Easton, 1 would like
to express my sincere thanks
and gratitude to relatives,
friends and neighbours for
expressions of sympathy,
beautiful floral tributes,
donations to The Canadian
Cancer Society, in the loss of a
dear Husband and Father.
Special thanks to Rev. Wm.
Bennett, Dr. G. Shepherd, the
pallbearers, Michael P.
O'Connor Funeral Home, the
ladies who brought in food and
assisted in our home. Your
kindness will forever be
remembered. Irene and Scott
Easton. -19
STOREY
The family of the late
Elizabeth Ann Storey wish to
express its sincere thanks to
all relatives, neighbours and
friends for the floral tributes,
sympathy cards, food brought
to the house and all other
expressions of sympathy
during the loss of our dear
mother and grandmother.
Special thanks to Box
Ambulance Service, Dr.
Newland, Dr. Lambert and the
nurses of Clinton Public
Hospital. Also to Rev.
VanStyke and Whitney Ribey
Funeral Home. Your kindness
and thoughtfulness will never
be forgotten. -19x
McCOOL
The family of the late Paul
McCool wish to express their
sincere thanks and ap-
preciation for beautiful floral
tributes, donations to the heart
fund and all kind expressions
of sympathy during the loss of
our beloved husband, father
and brother. All your kindness
and help will always be
remembered. Gwen, Connie,
Danny, Beth, Jane, Bob and
Doris. I9x
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Perennials
Box Plants
Flowering Trees
Fruit Trees
Shrubs.
Tropical Plants
Stokes Seeds
House Plants
Geraniums
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Cattle & Sheep Manure
Fertilizer
Insecticides
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