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AUCTION
CALENDAR
SEPT. 27, 10:30 a.m. Large farm equipment
auction of 4 wheel drive tractor and J.D.
equipment for Bob and Elaine Cazabon, south of
Comber.
SEPT. 28, 10:30 a.m. 50 acres and full line of
tillage and harvesting equipment for Jack and
Janet McCoubrey, west of Glenco.
OCT. 4, 10:30 a.m. Prestige farm equipment
auction for Peter and Joan Oud, Kippen.
Consisting of J.D. combine, J.D. tractor, trucks,
plus a full line of equipment.
OCT. 5, 6:30 p.m. Furniture, auction for Albert
Horner of Seaforth at the Rathwell Building.
Oct, 12, 10:30 a.m. Consignment sale of farm
equipment at the Rathwell Auction Complex.
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AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO
(519 ) 527-1458
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CLEARING
38. Auction sale
LARGE CLEARANCE Auction
Sept. 24, 11:00 a.m. For Bryon
Form Supply Ltd. No. 6 Hwy, 3
km South of 401. Approx. 35
Proctors, 14 combines, large
variety of equipment. More in-
formation 519-837-0710.-38o
GIGANTIC FARM Equipment
Consignment Auction. Friday
Sept. 23, 1983 10:00 a.m. sharp.
Sales held 4th Friday of each
month. New an- Used equip-
ment. Including approximately
75-100 tractors, some industrial
equipment, skid steer loaders,
trucks, pull -type and self pro-
pelled combines and over 300
pieces of all types of farm
equipment. Plus lawn and
garden equipment. Special
Note: this sale features several
consignments from local
farmers. If you need a combine,
tractor, farm equipment or
anything else... don't miss this
auction. Trucking available to
anywhere in Canada or U.S.A.
Terms: Cash or good cheque
day of sale. Not responsible for
accidents on property. Lunch
booth on grounds. Tractors sell
at approximately 1:00 p.m.
Auctioneers Cliff Gilbert and
Alex Parr. One of Ontario's
fastest growing monthly farm
equipment consignment
auctions. -38o
ARM
EQUIPMENT
AUCTION
We are pleased to offer for sale by
public auction an excellent line of
'farm equipment for Peter and Joan
Oud, 11/4 miles west of Hensall and 1/4
mile north on:
Tuesday,
October 4th,
at 10:30 a.m.
) COMBINE:
John Deere 8640 4 wd articulating tractor c/w cab, air. stereo, power shift. PTO,
quick hitch, low hours. 20.8-38 axle duals, 131/2 ft. hyd. dozer blade, 2-107 gallon fuel
and reel drive.
10 TRACTORS:
John Deere 8640 articulating tractor c/w cab. air. stereo, power shift. PTO. quick
hitch. low hours. 20.8-38 axle duals, 131/2 ft. hyd. dozer blade, 2-107 gallon fuel
tanks and remotes; John Deere 4630 c/w 20.8-38 axle duals, cab, air, stereo. 8
speed syncro range trans.. 3 pth remotes. pto; J.D. 4020 c/w 3 pth remotes, PTO
and hyd. loader; J.D. 3010 c/w 13.6-38 adj. rear tires, 3 pth. PTO, remotes. diesel;
M.F. 184-4 4 wd c/w porta cab, and heat houser, 3 pth, PTO. remotes; M.F. 255
c/w P3 pth. PTO, remotes. power steering, adj. front end: M.F. 165 diesel, 3 pth,
PTO, 12 speed multi power. adj. rear tires; M.F. 135 c/w cab. 3 pth, PTO and hyd.
front mount 6 ft. blade; Ford 800 gas, 3 pth. PTO; Case 1830 uni loader, completely
hydraulic.
TRUCK AND TRAILERS:
1979 INC Transtar 11 cab over truck tractor c/w 15 speed trans. air ride suspension,
wet line, air cond., tandem axle; 1974 Chev C65 tandem axle; 1972 IHC 2010
tandem axle. 1968 IHC 1800 tandem axle; 1967 GMC 960 single axle; 1966 INC 1700
single axle, all with conveyed bottom V bins; 14 ft. V bin with conveyed bottom on 4
ton running gear: 1974 Ford tandem diesel feed truck c/w blower system; Army 6
cyl. auto 6 x 6 c/w tandem duals, 12 ft. steel deck with 4 ft. racks and hoist; Army 6
cyl. auto 6x6 c/w tandem duals, 1500 gallon water tank and 2'/2 in gas driven water
pump; 1976 Chev 90 tandem axle 16 yd. dump truck with 13 speed trans; four 40 ft.
Fruehauf tandem axle stake trailers c/w 41/2 ft. racks; 30 ft. 9 ton tag a long tri -axle
trailer; custom built 15 ton 18 ft. Beaver tail float and ramps; 21 ft. twin axle float
frame; 1500 gallon water wagon on truck axle.
VEHICLES:.
1979 GMC Seirre Grand 15 '12 ton 4x4 pick up; 1977 Chev 10 V2 ton pick up, V8,
auto; Dodge 100 4x4 c/w service utility box and 318 motor; 1974 Pontiac Safari
Station Wagon c/w 350 cu. in motor. loaded: 1975 Chev Malibu, 6 cyl. 4 door; 500
Honda motorcycle with ferring.
EQUIPMENT:
Wilrich 52 ft. double folding cultivator c/w drag bar harrows; Allis Chalmers 1350
32 ft. folding cultivator c/w drag bar harrows; R and R fabricating 32 ft. 3 drum
folding packer: Kent 32 ft. trail cultivator: White model 253 25'/2 ft. disc; two 191/2
ft. Kongskilde 3 pth, hyd. folding Cultivator c/w levelling bar and rolling harrows:
Int. 18' ft. cultivator with fold out wings; J.D. 16'/2 ft. cultivator with fold out
wings: J.D. 2800 6 furrow spring reset plow with adj. 16 in - 24 in bottoms; J.D.
1600 18 ft. chisel plow; long 20 ft. folding hyd. disc c/w spray attach; Farmhand 5
section 20.20 ft. harrows and road transport: Midwest 21 '/2 ft. hitchiker harrows;
Kongskilde 8 row 3 pth. cultivator: Kongskilde 12 ft. cultivator; two Belton 200
gallon fibreglass saddle tanks c/w mounting brackets and 20 ft. spray bar and PTO
pump: Turnco Calsa 475 gallon single axle sprayer c/w 42 ft. boom: Turnco Calsa
500 gallon twin awe sprayer c, w 30 ft.. booms and PTO pump: J.D. 7000 8 row corn
planter completely monitored with fertilizer anger and insecticide boxes; int. 510 21
run seed drill with grass seeder: Anderson PTO driven rock picker; 400 bu.
Wetmore grain buggy with 12 in unloading auger: three Innes windrowers, 2 with
cross conveyors: four 250 bu. gravity boxes on 4 - and 6 ton running gear; 15 ft.
x 5 in. fertilizer auger: Kongskilde 15 ft. land leveller: 12 ft. cultipacker: 60 ft. x 6 In
grain auger on transport wheels. PTO driven: 30 ft. x 6 in Allied grain auger ort
transport carriage. PTO driven; 30 ft. bale elevator on transport carriage: McKee
snow•lander twin auger 8 ft. model 1101 snow blower: two 6 ft. single auger snow
blowers: 7 ft. single auger snow blower: J.D. 3 section rotary hoe; Ford 917 7 ft.
rotary mower; J. D. 5 ft. flail mower; New Idea 207 manure spreader: Case 3 furrow 3
pth cleaner model 100; Gehl hammer mill; 13.6-38 duals; Sullivan electric 15 hp air
cleaner model 100; Gehl hammer mill: 13.6-38 duals; Sullivan electric 15 hp air
compressor; Air-o-matic compressor: portable gas driven compressor.
AUCTIONEERS NOTE:
Plan to attend for this is a large outstanding line of well maintained farm
equipment. Come early for there are no small items.
LAND RENTED NO RESERVE
For further information. contact
DICK ROBINSON — SALES MANAGER
RATHWELL & ASSOCIATES INC.
Seaforth, Ontario
Phone 527.1458 or 527-1336 Telex 06955223
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AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST SEAF ORTH ONTARIO NOK 1WO
.519, 5, 7-1458
Farm Equipment
Auction Sole
FOR MERLE GtJNBY, LOT 8, CONC. 6
1 wile north then 11/2 mutes west of Dungannon
Monday® September 26th
1:00 P.M.
SEE LAST WEEKS PAPER FOR LISTING
GORDON H. BRINDLEY
519-529/610
Richard Lobb
AUCTIONEER
Clinton 482-7898
AUCTION CALENDAR
WED. SEPT. 21
AT 6 P.M.
Antiques furniture and
appliances for Mrs.
Clara Shantz at St.
Joseph Hall, Hibernia
Street, Stratford, On-
tario.
SATURDAY OCT. 1
AT 10 A.M.
Appliances, furniture,
antiques, etc. for Mrs.
Stella Crawford and
Mrs. Ida Snyder of
Goderich plus additions,
to be held at Richard
Lobb's Barn Bayfield
Road Clinton.
SATURDAY, OCT. 8
AT 10 A.M.
Appliances, ; furniture,
etc. for Mrs. Kilpatrick
of Goderich, to be held
at Richard Lobb's Barn,
Bayfield Road, Clinton.
40. Lost & Found
LOST: on Thurs. or Fri. night, a
female Dalmation answering to
the name. Lucky, from Kippen
Store. Wearing collar with tag
No. 232. Phone collect 2¢2.5758
if any information. -36- -
41 . To give away
TO GIVE AWAY: Found on
Telephone Road near
Holmesville, two friendly kit-
tens, black and grey. Have too
many pets already, must give
away. Phone 482-9218.-38
42. Death notice
TABB
In the Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich, on
Saturday, September 17, 1983,
Torrance William Tabb, of
Auburn, in his 80th year. Belov-
ed husband of the former Viola
Thompson. Dear brother of Mrs.
Etta Plain, of British Columbia.
Rested at the Tasker Funeral
Home, Blyth, Ont. where the
funeral service was held on
Monday, September 19th at 2
p.m, Interment Colborne
Cemetery —38nx
BEAVER
At Victoria Hospital kondon, on
Thursday, September 15, 1983,
Emma Mabel (Wurm) Beaver of
Exeter in her 68th year. Beloved
wife of Harold Beaver and dear
father of Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne
(Pat) of Usborne Township, Ray-
mond Beaver of Mississauga,
and Audrey Sheath of Trenton.
Dear sister of Edith Campbell of
Hensall, Margaret Lawson of
Thamesford, Grace Stead of
Thorold, Edward, Clarence,
Gerold, and Harold Wurm all of
Exeter, and Melvin Wurm of
Hensall. Friends called at the
Hopper -Hockey Funeral Home.
William Street, Exeter, where
the complete funeral service
was held on Sunday September
18, at 2:30 p.m. with Reverend
Robert Matheson officiating. In-
terment in Exeter
Cemetery. 38nx
VAN RIESEN
At Richmond General Hospital
on Wednesday September 14,
1983, Mrs. Elsie Van Riesen of
Richmond B.C. and formerly of
Clinton in her 65th year. Belov-
ed wife of the late Kurt Van
Riesen and dear mother of Bob
of Clinton, Ken of Pickering and
Heather of Richmond, B.C. Also
loved by five grandchildren.
Also survived by one sister Lynn
Norris of New, Delta B.C. and
three brothers Ivor and Melvin
Williams, and Jack Stathan, all
of Calgary, Alberta. Predeceas-
ed by one sister Lucy Sinclair,
and one brother Tecwin
Williams. A memorial service
will be held on Saturday
September 24, 1983 at Wesley•
Willis United Church Clinton at 2
p.m. Interment Clinton
Cemetery. As expressions of
sympathy donations to the
charity of ones choice would be
gratefully appreciated by the
family. (Funeral arrangements
entrusted to the Ball 8 Falconer
Funeral Home 482.9441). -38nx
42. Death notice
DAVISON
In the Clinton Public Hospital,
on Tuesday, September 13,
1983, Fred Davison, of Blyth,
Ont., in his 91st year. Dear
brother of Mrs. Louisa Lord of
Montreal. Also survived by
several nieces and nephews.
Rested at the Tasker Funeral
Home, Blyth, Ont., where the
funeral service was held on
Thursday, September 15 at 2
p.m. Interment Colborne
Cemetery.-38nx
DALE
Mrs. Annie formerly of Seaforth
and Huronview, Clinton. At
Clinton Public Hospital yester-
day in her 84th year, Annie
Taylor. Beloved wife of the late
Verne Dale (1981) and dear
mother of Murray of London and
Muriel (Mrs. Eric Fogt) of
Brampton. Also survived by five
grandchildren. Predeceased by
brothers George, William,
Harvey, Lawrence and sisters
Mary Elizabeth, Maude, Edna,
Helen and Florence. Friends
called at the Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Home, 87 Goderich
Street West; Seaforth until Fri-
day at 2 p.m. when funeral ser-
vices were held, interment
Maitland Cemetery, Seaforth.
Rev. T.A.A. Duke
officiating.-38nx
FOX
At C.E:E. Hospital, Petrolia on
Wednesday, September 14,
1983, George,William Fox, age
67 years of 35f Centre Street,
Petrolia; 2elorpld , husband of
Pearl (Neathv00;' dear father
of Jack of Sarnia, Laverne of
Petrolia and Mrs. Cecil (Sandra)
Wilson of Petrolia; dear brother
of Mrs. Marion Lee of Wyoming
and Mrs. Ethel Luxton of
Bayfield; dear son-in-law of
Mrs. Ida Neathway of Petrolia;
also survived by 6 grand-
children. Visitors were received
after 2 p.m. Friday at the
Needham -Jay Funeral Home,
,Petrolia where a funeral service
was held Saturday at 11 a.m. In-
terment in Hillsdale
Cemetery.-38nx
STOCK
At Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, on Thursday,
September 15, 1983, Wilhelmine
Ida Stock of Holmesville in her
97th year. Beloved wife of the
late Michael Stack. Dear mother
of Charlotte (Mrs. William
McClinchey) of London;
Margaret (Mrs. Earl Williams)
and Elizabeth (Mrs. George T.
Young) both of Goderich; Gor-
don of R.R. 2 Clinton and the
late Lloyd of Aylmer. Also sur-
vived by 15 grandchildren and
several great grandchildren.
Rested at the Stiles Funeral
Home, Goderich, service and
committal in the chapel on Fri-,
day at 2 p.m. Interment Clinton
Cemetery.— 38x
DAVIES
On Sunday, September 18, 1983
at Clinton Public Hospital, Ed-
ward (Ed) Albert Davies of
Auburn, formerly of Yarmouth
Township, in his 90th year.
Beloved husband of the late An-
nie Monk (1981) Davies. Brother
of Mrs. Eardley (Anna) Finch of
Mapleton, Mrs. Fred (Sadie) Lip-
sif of Independence, Missouri,
Mrs. Harvey (Mabel) Pettit of St.
Thomas, Harold Davies of Bel-
mont. Predeceased by brother
and 2 sisters. Also survived by
several nephews and nieces.
Rested at the L. Laird Logan
Funeral Home, Dorchester:
where the funeral service was
held in the chapel on Tuesday,
September 20 at 2 p.m. with
Rev. Craven officiating. Inter-
ment Dorchester Union
Cemetery.--38nx
43. Births
SKIKAVICH
Bernie and Judy (nee Finley) are
pleased to announce the birth
of their second daughter Kristen
Elizabeth, 9 lbs. 6 ozs. born on
Tuesday, September 13, 1983 at
9;25 a,m. at the Royal Victoria
Hospital, Montreal. Proud
grandparents are Mrs. Effie
Finley of Clinton and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Skikavich of
London 38nx
43. Births
EMBLING
Bill and Julia Embling are pleas-
ed to announce the birth of a
son, Luke Alexander on
September 10, 1983. A brother
for Kimberly, Dixie, Shannon
and Timothy. Proud grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don Blanchard, Winthrop and
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Embling,
Brampton.-38nx
TURNER
Stephen and Stella are pleased
to announce the birth of their
first child, Melissa Joan
Catherine born September 9,
1983 at Clinton Public Hospital,
weighing 7 Ib. 3 oz. Twelfth
grandchild of Kaye Thompson
and first grandchild of Jim and
Joan Turner. Special thanks to
Dr. Steed, Dr: Salsbury, Mary
De Jong and Carol Munroe, RN's
as well as nursing staff. -38
44. Engagements
BRIDGE - SCOTT
Mrs. Lottie Scott, Belgrave is
pleased to announce the mar-
riage of her daughter, Audrey
to Lyle Bridge, son of Mr. Allan
Bridge, Wingham and Ms. Ruth
McArthur of Point Clarke. The
ceremony will take place on Oc-
tober 22, 1983 in Belgrave
Presbyterian Church at 7 p.m.
Open reception at 9 p.m. in
Blyth. —38
46. In memoriam
FINLAY
In loving memory of a dear
father who passed away 2 years
ago September 23, 1981;
To lose someone you have lov-
ed for years,
Is hard beyond belief,
My heart comes near to break-
ing
And only God knows my grief.
Though Heaven and Earth
divide us,
And the distance seems so far,
There's a flower that still
blooms between us,
It's the gentle "forget-me-not".
-Forever remembered by
daughter Jane Wildfong.-38x
46. In memoriam
TWYFORD
In loving memory of Tom
Twyford who passed away an
September 27, 1976.
Someone remembers, someone
cares
Your name is whispered in oil
our prayers,
The smile, a tear of thought
sincere
How often I wish that you were
here.
Lovingly remembered by wife
Thelma, daughter Ruth Ann and
son-in-law Wayne. -38x
47. Card of thanks
HALLAM
I would like to thank the staff of
Clinton Public Hospital for their
excellent care during my stay
there. Special thanks to Tilly'
Hartman, Sandy Robinson,
Marianne Smith and Dr. Har-
rett. A. Hallam. -38
EMBLING
Special thanks to 2nd. floor
nurses and Dr. Steed for their
care while in hospital. Luke and
Julia Embling.-38x
AUBIN
We would like to say thank you
to our family, relatives and
friends for the cards, gifts, and
especially their attendance at
our 25th anniversary party. It'
was thoughtful of our children
to arrange such a good party
and it was heartwarming to see
so many people , attend. Lloyd
and Mary Lou Aubin.-38
MIDDLETON-HOFLINGER:
We would like to heartily thank
the neighbors of the old SS No.
10 school in -the Middleton area
for the wonderful dinner party,
beautiful gifts of lace tablecloth
and crystal vase and the
memorable visit with old and
new neighbors. We wish to
especially thank the organizers
who made it so successful. Betty
and Frank Thompson and fami-
ly, Anita and Doug Vanderhaar,
Ron and Rosemary Sellars, Pat
Taylor and Linda Postill. Grant
and Mornie.-38
Lic.'il
view a
ospitals
series
As a free public service,
Goderich's Alexandra'
Marine and General Hospital
is presenting a four part
series on aging over a period
of four weeks beginning
October 5. The series is
entitled "The Final Fron-
tier"
Eac.h of the four sessions
47. Card of thanks
FITZSIMONS
Words cannot express the feel-
ing of the family of the late Roy
Fitzsimons as we extend our
sincere thank you and apprecia-
tion to so many people who sup-
ported us during our loved ones
illness. Special thanks for all
the visits cards, flowers and
donations' to Clinton Public
Hospital and Trinity Anglican
Church Memorial Fund. To the
wonderful nurses at Clinton
Public Hospital, Special thanks
to Dr. Shepherd, Dr. Newland,
Dr. Flowers and Dr. Watts. The
Beattie Funeral Home Clinton,
Rev. Douglas Pitts, Rev. George
Yaamatoff, Rev. Gordon
Reynolds and Rev. Gordon Sim-
mons for their visits. Mrs.
Knight and Mrs. Ed Gale. The
Pallbearers, the Hon. Bearers
and the Flowerbearers. To our
neighbours and friends and
Frances who brought food to
our home and to the Ladies of
Trinity Anglican church Ladies
Guild for their lunch after the
Service. Sincere thanks to all
from his wife Ruby. Daughters
Sylvia and Karen, Sons Terry
and Kelso. -38
HATTER
I would like to thank my family,
relatives, neighbors and friends
for doing our driving while I was
recuperating from an eye
operation. Thanks to Dr. Harrett
and Dr. Merchea of London who
performed the operation.
Harvey. —38
THE BELGRAVE, BLYTH AND
BRUSSELS SCHOOL FAIR BOARD
extend a very sincere thank you
to everyone who worked and
organized another successful
fair this year. Special thanks to
all who contributed in a finan-
cial way the School Fair commit-
tees, the judges, the Brussels
Legion Pipe Band, the women
who prepared the beef on a
bun, donated pies and all those
who worked in the booth. Your
co-operation and services are
very much appreciated. -38
will deal with a different
aspect off aging.
The first session will be
held Wednesday, October 5
from 7-9 p.m. in the auxiliary
room at the hospital. It will
deal with the effects of social
isolation and depression on
the elderly in our institutions
and in our community. It will
feature a panel discussion.
Members of the panel will
include Pat Morrison, Head
Nurse, Department. of
Psychiatry at AM&G;
Colleen Robinson, .Director
of Nursing at Maitland
Manor in Goderich; Laurie
Paquette, Huron County
Public Health Nurse;
Rosemary Armstrong, Co-
ordinator of the Huron Day
Centre for the Homebound;
and Jean Young, Director of
Town and Country
Homemakers.
The second session will be
held Wednesday, October 12
from 1:30-3:30 p.m. in the
auxiliary room. The topic
will be Nutrition and
Medication for the Elderly.
Speakers will include Dr.
Lomus, family physician;
Barb Guse, nutritionist; and
Larry Rieck, pharmacist.
The third session will be
held Wednesday, October 19
from 1:30-3:30 p.m. in the
lounge on 3rd floor west at
the hospital. The topic will be
Physio and Occupational
Therapy for the Elderly.
Speakers will be Allison
Hollingworth,
physiotherapist and Mike
Moriarity, occupational
therapist.
The final session will be
held Thursday, October 27
from 1:30-3:30 p.m. in the
auxiliary room. The topic
will be "How to Create a Non
Person: A Look at the
Effects of Care on the
Elderly". The speaker will
be Elaine Baillie, activation
consultant with the Ministry
of Health.
These sessions are open to
everyone. You many attend
as many of them as you like.
Refreshments will be
provided. For more in-
formation, contact Meris
Harvey, RN or Joan Spittal,
social worker at AM&G
Hospital in Goderich.
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