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41. To give away
THREE YEAR OLD male Golden Lob to give away
to a good home, all shots, owners ore allergic,
good with children. 565-2939--17
TO GIVE AWAY to a ood farm home, one small
5 year old spay female German Shepherd.
Phone after 5 p.m. 523-4599.-17
42. Death notice
FORSTER
At University Hospital, on Wednesday, April 18,
1984, Frank Forster, .in his 67th year- Beloved
husband of the Tate Dorothy L. (Pearse) Forster.
Dear father of Doreen Morris of Toronto, Susan
Forster, Richard, James, and Bruce Forster, all of
London. Dear brother of Mrs. Ada Brittain of
Brussels, Carl Forster of Thorndale, Jack Forster
of Woodstock, and Lester Forster in England.
Also loved by 6 grandchildren. Friends were
received by the family from 7-9 p.m. Thursday
and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Friday, at the A. Millard
George Funeral Home, 60 Ridout Street South,
where funeral service was conducted in the
chapel on Saturday, April 21 at 10 a:me with
Reverend Doctor Reid Vipond, officiating. Inter-
meni in Woodland Cemetery.
38. Auction sale
SSIFIED
WS ; RECORD_ THE BLVTH STANDARD • THE BAYFIELD BUGLE,`
42. Death notice
VAN OENEN .
if we live, we live -to -the Lord; and if we die, we
die to the Lord. So whether we live or die, we
belong to the Lord. Romans 14:8.
At Alexandra Marine and General Hospital,
Goderich on Friday, April 20, 1984. John Von
Oenen of Goderich Twp4 and formerly of
Ashfield Twp., in his 72nd year. Beloved husband
of Willemina Simmelink. Dear father of Annie
and Siebolt Siertsemo of Auburn, Wilma and
Pete Groot of Fruitland, Joanne and William
Korvemaker of London, Dianne and Herman Pro-
per of Chatham, Gary and Dianne Van Oenen of
R R 6, Goderich and Bili and Theresa Van Oenen
of R.R. 3 Owen Sound. Also survived by 18 grand-
children, 3 sisters, Grace (Mrs. Ralph Lubbers) of
R.R. 3, Blyth, Mrs. Annechien Blide, Mrs. Kaatie
Oosting both in Holland and 4 brothers Andy of
Ingersoll, Gerrit, Jontinus and Jan all in Holland.
The family received friends at the McCallum
Funeral Home, Cambria Road at East Street,
Godecich from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday. Funeral
service was held at Trinity Christian Reformed
Church, Goderich two o'clock Monday afternoon.
Interment Maitland Cemetery:
RINTOUL
Suddenly at Wingham & District Hopsital, on
Thursday, April 19, 1984, Mr. Gary W. Rintoul, of
RR 2 Lucknow, in his 41st year. Beloved husband
of Barbara (Corey). Dear father of Kevin and Cor-
ey, both at home. Son of Gordon and Doreen Rin-
toul- of Whitechurch. Grandson of Mrs. Robert
(Hazel) Purdon of Lucknow. Brother of Gayle
(Mrs. Brad Speiran) of RR 2, Brussels, Leroy of RR
2, Lucknow; and Brian of "RR -3, "Wingham. Also
survived by 4 nieces. Friends called at the Currie -
Walker Funeral Home, 35 Patrick Street W.,
Wingham, after 2 p.m. Friday, until Saturday,
when funeral service was held at 1:30 p.m.
Reverend Paul L. Mills, officiating. Interment in
Wingham Cemetery.
AUCTION SALE
TRACTORS, COMBINE, TERRAGATOR,
FEEDING EQUIPMENT FARM MAC _114. ERY
Under instructions of TOUCHE ROSS LTD.
Receiver - Manager, the assets of MACGREGOR LIVESTOCK,
INC. in Receivership.
DIRECTIONS: Lot 9, conc. 3 Tuckersmith Twp. 1 mile east of
Hensel! and '/2 mile north.
42. Death notice
MONDAY, APRIL 30 AT 11 A.M.
TRACTORS - John Deere 4440 c/ -w cab, air, radio, dual outlets and 20.8 x 38 duals; John
Deere 4320 with cab, du& outlets and 20.8,x 34 tires; 2 - John Deere 4000 diesel trac-
tors; John Deere 3020 diesel; John Deere 2130 diesel with No. 48 loader; John Deere
212 garden tractor & mower.
FORAGE EQUIPMENT - John Deere 4560 4 wheel drive forage harvester c/w 4 row nar-
row corn head and hay head, front mount 10' HD 10' snow blower; 5 - Dion triple
beater forage boxes on HD wagons; 1 - John Deere forage box & wagon.
MANURE & FEEDING EQUIPMENT - Terragator 2505 tandem drive c/w Cummins engine,
3200 gal. liquid manure tank and 18 ton dry manure spreader; 2 - Husky 8' and 10' PTO
manure pumps; BJM model 3312 feed mixer wagon; Oswalt model 3340 ensilage'mix-
er wagon; 2 Hagedorn hay feeding wagons; 2 - 800 gal. liquid manure tanks; Hincks
roller mill. .
COMBINE - A.C. Gleaner L combine 'c/w cab etc. and 6 row narrow corn head.
-FARM MACHINEiiY -.Caterpillar 920 front end wheel loader; John -Deere 2500 5 errow
plow; John Deere 22' cultivator c/w walking tandem and harrows; D.M.I. 3 pt:'hitch
chisel plow; IHC 400 Cyclo 8.row narrow corn planter and monitors; John Deere 336
baler; Kongskilde 8 row cultivator; J.D. hydraulic angle 3 pt. hitch blade 4 - gravity
boxes on J.D. wagons; 2 wagons & racks; tool bar anhydrous applicator; 1000 gal.
water tank; pull type stone picker; bale elevator; grain auger; 3 pt. bale Iift.
SHOP EQUIPMENT - Hotsy - pressure steam washer; Miller 225 amp. welder; oxy-
ecetyleneoutfit; -bench.grinder;._drill. p!0soLparts washer; floo lack; 20 ton hyd. jack;
portable air compressor; Homelite chain saw; skill' saw; water pump & englrie;`alem. - -
ext. ladder; Makita cut off saw; steel bench; grinder; el. drills; wrenches; mechanics
tool box; sockets; air impacts; greaser and other shop tools.
TERMS CASH OR CHEQUE WITH BANK LETTER OF CREDIT LUNCH BOOTH ON PREMISES
NOTE: Equipment all in good working order
Les Shackelton - John Shackelton
773-5141 AUCTIONEERS 773-9718
ECKEL
At South Huron Hospital, Exeter on Thursday
April 19th, 1984, Mrs. Edna Vivian (Mitchell)
Eckel, of Moplewoods Apartments, Zurich and
formerly of Stanley Township in her 77th year.
Beloved wife of the late Wolter Eckel (1978); dear
mother of John of R.R. 1 Varna, Charles of
Zurich, Norman of R.R. 1 Varna, Miss Audrey
Eckel of London, Raymond of Seaforth and Fred
of Kitchener; dear sister of Mrs. Violet Fearmon
of Caledonia; also survived by 8 grandchildren
and 1 great-grandchild. Visitation after 7 p.m. on
Thursday in the Zurich Chapel of Michael P.
O'Connor Funeral Homes, 49 Goshen Street Nor-
th, Zurich, where the funeral service was con-
ducted on Saturday, April 21st at 2 p.m. with
Reverend Wilence Brown officiating. Interment
followed in Bayfield Cemetery.
MONTGOMERY
At Wingham and District Hospital on Thursday,
April 19, 1984 Mrs. Mary A. Montgomery, of
Wingharn, in her 89th year. The former Mary
Elliott, beloved wife of the late Robert Mon-
tgo_mery (1977) Dear mother of Wilda (-Mrs. An-
son Ruttan), of Fordwich, Treva (Mrs. John
Jamieson), of RR 3, Wingham, Melva (Mrs. Don
Fraser), of RR 2, Blyth and Keith Montgomery, of
Wingham. Also survived by 12 grandchildren and
10 great-grandchildren. Predeceased by 3
brothers William, Stanley and Raymdnd Elliott.
Friends called at the Currie -Walker Funeral
Home, 35 Patrick St. W., Wingham after 2 p.m.
Sunday until Monday where funeral service was
held at 2 p.m. Rev. J. Rea Grant officiating. Inter-
ment Wingham Ce of .ry°
BRIGHAM
In University Hospital, London, on Sunday, April
22, 1984, James Kenneth Brigham of Hullett
Twp., son of the late James and Elsie Brigham in
his 56th year. Dear brother of Charles of Sarnia,
dear nephew of Mrs. May Scott of East
Wawanosh Twp. Also survived by several nieces
and nephews. Rested at the Tasker Funeral
Home, Blyth, Ontario where funeral service was
held on Wednesday, April 25 at 2 p.m, Interment
Blyth Union Cemetery.
LAMMIERANT
Danny and Anita Lammerant are proud to an-
nounce the arrival of their son, Christopher An-
dre, born April 22, 1984, weighing 7 ib., 4 oz.
Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Andre
i,amm.rant, R.R. 1, Blyth and Betty Nethery,
Blyth.-17nx
BEIER11N.Q
Wayne and Joon (nee Allan) wish to announce
the safe arrival of Jason Allan, born at St.
Joseph's Hospital, Landon. weighing in cit 4 lb.
111/4 oz., on April 9, 1984. A wee brother for Ray-
mond and Heather,--17nx
JEFFREY. _ _ _ --
At his residence, 11 Quebec St., Vanastra on
Saturday, April 21, 1984 Arthur Alexander Jef-
frey in his 70th year. Dear husband of the former
Edna Crooks. Dear father of Catherine Sloan of
Markham, Dianna Rouse of Hamilton, Christine
and Murray at home. Friends called at the Beat-
tie Funeral ,Horne; 55"`Rattenbury Street East, -
Clinton after 2 p.m. on Monday. Funeral service
was held on Tuesday, April 24, 1984 commencing
at 2 p.m. Interment Clinton Cemetery.
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FARM EQUIPMENT
AUCTION
We have been instructed by the secured parties to offer for sale by Public
Auction, to the highest bidder, without reserve, three complete lines of farm
equipment. The sale to be held at Mosseiman Farms - 21/2 miles north of Grand
Bend on: Highway 21 on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 AT 10:30 A.M.
ADDITIONS TO SALE: Oliver 62 Plus Baler; 7700 John Deere Combine; 12 ft,
Cockshutt disc; Case 3 Furrow 14" plow, 20 ft. Corn Elevator or Seed Potato
elevator PTO; John Deere 2 row potato planter; Artsway Grinder -Mixer model
425A, Model H narrow front wheel tractor; 7 ft. snowblower.
TRACTORS - Int. 3588 Articulating 2 plus 2 c/w cab with all extras, 3 PTH, PTO, 1500
hours; Int. 414 c/w hyd. loader & trip bucket; Int. 8414 c/w 3 PTH, PTO; int. Super
"M" c/w 13,6-38 axles duals, PTO; Massey Harris 44 Diesel wIQi PTO: Massey
Harris. with PTO; Massey Ferguson 35 c/w Hyd. Loader & trip bucket; Case 1830
Uni Loader fully hydraulic with safety canopy; Clark 4000 lb. fork lift with 12'
mast on hard rubber.
COMBINE & FORAGE EQUIPMENT - White 7300 Combine complete with 4 row
corn head and 10 ft. straight cut grain head; John Deere 40 Self-propelled c/w
10' straight grain head; Fox 900 Harvester c/w electric knife sharpener, 2 row
corn head & 5' pickup; New Holland 16' Forage Box with Triple Beaters full roof
8. 10 ton running gear: Gehl 16' Box, triple beaters full roof 6 ton running gear;
two Gehl 16' boxes with double beaters roofs, & 6 & 7 ton running gears; Gehl
48" Hi Throw blower; 50' of 9" Blower pipe.
VEHICLES & TRAILERS - 1966 GMC 3 ton stake truck c/w 14' Bed with 5' sides; 1977
Ford XLT'/ ton pick up: 1979 Ford Maverick (for parts); 1969 GMC -1 ton with 8'
rack & 3' sides; 14'/,' twin axle float c/w power winch; 4' wood sides for pick up.
TILLAGE & PLANTING EQUIPMENT = Int. 6 Furrow 18" Bottom 720 Plow with Auto
trip; Int. 560 - S furrow 16" bottom semi mount plow; M.F. 4 furrow 14' bottom
semi mount plow; Oliver 4340 - 3 furrow plow (reconditioned); Allied 221/2' pull
type cultivator c/w folding wings: Allied 20' 3 PTH cultivator; A.C. 131/2' pull type
cult.; 131/4' Triple K 3 PTH cultivator; White 253 22' disc; Int. 12' 36 plate disc;
Cockshutt 261 10' disc; 10' londieveller; Allied 7 section diamond harrows & bar; 4
section diamond harrows; Int. 56 4 row planter; M.F. 4 row planter; McCormick
44A - 4 row planter; Int. 10 - 16 run grain drill (reconditioned); Int. 555 manure
spreader. hyd. apron drive; M.F. 110 bushel spreader; 2-185 bu. Toten Gravity
wagons with 6 ton running gear: FNC 400 gallon orchard sprayer; G.W. 3 PTH
hopper whirl spreader; 14' Brandy stalk chopper; Deutz -Fahr Rotary Mower;
McKee 3 PTH Corn hog grinder; 100 gallon trail sprayer; 20' booms & Hydro pump;
28' x 4" PTO Auger & transport; Forney (Model S182E) PTO drive generator: Little
Giant 44' Elevator with Top drive electric motor; Gehl (SOMX) Grind all mixer,
Smalley grind all mixer.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Dick Robinson, Sales Manager - RATHWELL & ASSOCIATES INC.
(619) 482-7161 or 7176
OR Mosselman Farms, Tony Goad (619) 238-8626
AUCTIONEER'S COMMENTS: - Absolutely no reserve, all sales final. Additional
equipment will also be sold. All verbal announcements take precedence over
written material. Subleet to additions & deletions.
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AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS,
f TENDER BROKERS & BUSINESS CONSULTANTS
1` HWY. No. 4, BRUCEFIELD, ONTARIO NOM 1JO - (519) 482,7181
AUCTION SALE
Clearing Auction Sale of farm
machinery and tools at the farm of
Richard Buchanan situated on lot 6
concession 9 &. 10, Colborne Twp., Lake
Rd. West 6 Km6 north of Goderich and 1
Km. west at Sunset Golf Course. Wilt be
held
SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1984
10:30 AAA.
The following will be offered for sale:
International seed drill on rubber; John
Deere Hammermlll; Massey 44 high arch
tractor; Belarus 70 HP tractor with 300
hours; international cultivator; 4
wagons; Kraus wheel discs; 2 side rakes;
Massey Ferguson ' manure ' spreader; •
trail • mower; tire changer; antique'
scuffler; 2 elevators, 28 ft. -and 36 ft.;
international baler; saw bench; Beattie
pump lack (new); Stock trailer; flat
trailer; 2 cement mixers; extension, and
step ladders; 4 hydraulic rams and
hoses;' sump pump; 2 submersible
pumps; electric motors; 2 snow blowers:
2 plows; quantity . of assorted bolts;
quantity of new oak and white ash
lumber; used 3/4°' plywood; large
quantity of power tools and hand tools;
shovels; forks; chains; grindstone; horse
collars and some harnesses; 1250 gallon
water, trough; and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
AUCTIONEER: TIM HACKETT
RIPLEY �-
TELEPHONE 395-5562 •
Auctioneer and owner not responsible
for accidents day of sale.
TERMS CASH
LUNCH AVAILABLE ON GROUNDS
44. Engagements
McLEAN - VEENSTRA
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Veenstra are pleased to
annqunce the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Elizabeth to Allen McLean, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Neil McLean of Port Stanley on Friday,
May 4, 1984 at 7 p.m. in the Clinton Christian
Reformed Church. -17x
COLE - McGEE
Mr. and Mrs. George McGee of Hepworth are
pleased to announce the engagement of their
elder daughter, Geraldine Lynn to Steven
Beverley, .on of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cole of R.R.
5, Owen Sound. The wedding will take place on
Saturday, May 19th, 1984 at St. Andrew's United
Church, Hepworth. Friends are invited to attend
a wedding dance in their honour at the Hepworth
Legion Hall at 8:30 p.m. -17x
46. In memoriam
47. Card of thanks
OVUM
Words cannot express our family's appreciation
for the kind thoughts, words and deeds concern-
ing Margery's accident. Sincere thanks to
overwrite. The Holmes family. -17
FINLAY
In loving memory of a dear mother who passed
away 26 years ago April 21, 1958:
She was someone I could talk to,
That no one can replace,
She was someone I could laugh with,
Until tears ran down my face.
She was someone 1 could turn to,
When I needed a helping hand,
She was someone I thought more of,
As each year came to an end.
Suddenly she left me,
Ile thoughts unknown,
But she left so many beautiful memories,
I'm so proud to own.
Greatly missed by daughter Jane Wildfong.-17
47. Card of thanks
VANDER HAYDEN
We would like to thank everyone for all the love-
ly gifts. our daughter'Gwen received .et the
shower in the home of Garth and Dianne Walden
of Westfield. Special thanks to Irma Cook for the
lovely progrom. It wos a wonderful evening and
we appreciate your thoughtfulness. Sincerely,
Anne and Gerald Vander Hayden and
family. -17
JOHNSTON
Orland and Edith Anne Johnston wish tothank..
all their friends from Clinton and area for so
many congratulatory phone calls, flowers and all
the beautiful cards and letters bearing such a
bounty of good wishes for our 50th Wedding An-
niversary, They all helped to make. March 31,
1984 a memorable and happy. day for us. Mr. and
Mrs: W Orland Johnston,=17x:.
LARGE ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
1969 Olds car, antiques, furniture,
piano, appliances, etc. to be held at
Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton,
Ont. for the Estate of John Modeland of
Setif Orth plus additions.
SATURDAY, APRIL 28 AT 10 A.M.
1969 Oldsmobile car, Delta 88 four door
sedan, never winter driven, 46,000
miles, In good condition, sailing safety
checked; large cherry flat to wall
cupboard w/dx pane glass doors - This
cupboard is extra nice; oval cherry
dining table w/leaf, six matching
beautiful caned seat chairs, six
matching ladder back dining chairs:
- Mason Rlsch upright piano and bench;
single door wardrobe w/drawer;
antique harvest type table; stained
glass window; cranberry hanging hall
lamp shade; fainting couch; spool bed;
antique dresser w/mirror; buffet; china
cabinet; knee hole type desk; several
fancy small tables; pressback nursing
rocker; child's pressbdck rocker; two
wooden high chairs; antique rocker
w/caned seat & back; automatic clothes
washer & dryer; two electric stoves;
two fridges; floor model hifl; two
chesterfields & chairs; several
upholstered chairs; dehurnidlfler; 3
pleas bedroom suite: Carmore down
draft stove; two single beds & matching
dresser; spin dry wringer washer,'
Encyclopedia dritannlea & book ease;
chrome table & 4 chairs; oak barrels; set
of German dinner dishes; dishes 8
glassware Including antique pieces; 2
ma—ufurTocls; crocl s: violins; two ®Id
coverlets; lawn ,furniture; electrical
supplies; 2 gas push lawn mowers;
electric drills; 2 skill saws; lig saw; 20 ft.
aluminum ladder; 3 aluminum step
ladders; good offering -of hand tools, .
bedding; umbrella table; plus much
more.
TERMS: CASH
Auctioneer: Richard Lebb
CLINTON 482-7898
FARQUHAR.
I would like to thank all my friends and relatives
for cards and treats and all their visits while I
was in the hospital and also for the good care
while I was there. Paul Farquhar. -17
EDGAR
I would like to thank everyone, who visited me,
sent flowers, cards and treats while 1 was in
hospital and since I have returned home.
Ceacilia Edgar. -17x
BEIERLING
I would like to express my thanks to everyone for
visits, cards and flowers while being a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Also thanks for
any cards and baby gifts since returning home. A
very special thanks to everyone who helped in
any way to look after and helped Wayne with
Raymond and Heather at home. Everyone's
thoughtfulness will always be remembered.
Joan, Wayne, Raymond, Heather and baby
Jason. -17
Clinton
Kinsmen
We would like to thank Clinton
area merchants for their co-
operation and assistance
during . our many fund raising
functions. -
SWINKELS
John and Mary Swinkels of R.R. 4 Seaforth would
like to extend their sincere appreciation and
thanks to Drs. Steed, Flowers and staff of the
Clinton Public Hospital for their personal atten-
tion an_cf core given to their first child Taylor
Brook. -17
GISMOS
I would like to thank everyone for the flowers,
treats, cards and visits while a patient in Clinton
Hospital and since returning home. Special
thanks to Drs. Watts and Harrett and the first
floor nursing staff. Steve Gibbings.--17x
5. Cars for sale
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*Aluminum Air Conditioner Condensers
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"G"' NATIONAL
REALTY INC.
Douglas F. Chubb
Broker 565-2594
Bayfield, Ontario
Douglas F. Chubb
President of •
AGRI-NATIONAL
REALTY INC.
Welcomes the addition of three
new members to his staff.
Adam Flowers
Agri -National Realty is
pleased to announce Adam
has joined the staff bring-
ing 30 years experience in
Bayfield & District to help
you with your realty needs.
Cathie Schwark
1 Pat Norman
Pat is a lifetime, resident of
the Brucefield area in Huron
County, and is well qualified
to handle your farm and
residential requirements.
Cathie has been a resident
of Clinton for the past 4
years and is a recent
graduate of O.R.E.A. which
wiW assist her in the buying
& selling of homes .& cot-
tages in Huron County.
•Agricultural Operation
*Commercial Business
•Commercial Property
•Retirement Homes
PLEASE CHECK ONE
*INTERESTED IN BUYING
*INTERESTED IN SELLING
*FREE APPRAISAL
[.,
Your.Agri-National Realty Inc..
representatives are a team of
professionals who can give you
the combination of experience,
expertise 8E enthusiasm.
We are pleased , to
announce the opening of
our Bayfield Office - next
door to the Bank on Main
St., May 1st, 1984.
Come in and say hello to
our, representatives -
Adam Flowers, Cathie
Schwark, Pat Norman and
Doug Chubb (Broker)
AGRI-NATIONAL
REALTY INC.
BAYFIELD 565-2594
FOR YOUR
GRASS SEEDING NEEDS
Our lightweight ATC Applicator
eliminates soil and seed bed compac-
tion. It's also quick and inexpensive.
This unit is
NOW EQUIPPED WITH
A SPEED -0 ACRE METER
AND MARKERS
FOR AN
EVEN, ACCURATE
COVERAGE.
We specialize in Red Clover •
spreading for plow down purposes.
Call -
FRANK WILSON 523-4313
RED CLOVER
SEED
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