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Thanks again to relaUvesand.
friends for all -your thouOttalness
while a patient in University Hospit-
al, London. Special thanks te 'Ort,
Laupacis and the nursing staff on
the 4th floor.
Keith Montgomery
AUC.TEW.
of household effects and antiques for
Mildred Vannan
of Betrays,"
Saturday, Sept. 24 at 11:00 amt,
Findlay gas stove, as new; Gibson 30" electric stove; Co -Op
fridge; Inglis washer, good; Westinghouse dryer; Viscount 11
cu. ft. freepr;_grand piano with bench; chesterfield and chair,
as new; RCA W, colour; 7 pc. walnut dining suite; table and 6
chairs; small china cabinet; writing desk; sideboard with marble
top; old wood chairs; chicken coop rocker; arm chair; three
platform rockers; old fruit cupboard.;• wardrobe;, bookcase; te
wagon with tray; spool bed; 4 pc, bedroom suite; SiNle
with box spring; dressers; chest of drawers; wash stand: pew*
tables; cedar chests; steamer 'trunks; treadle sowing machine;
sewing cabinet; wicker fernery; blanket boxes; old books; coal
oil lamps; lamps; oval mirror; pictures; wicker basket; set 'of
encyclopedia; small kitchen appliances; vacuum cleaner; elec..
tric broom; wooden butter bowl; Finnegan Dairy cream bottle;
iron Dutch oven; cooking utensils; flatware; numerous cups
and saucers; antique dish set; cream and sugar sets; salt and
peppers; depression red and green fancy dishes; large fancy
pitcher; chamber set; blue dishes; -cut glass pieces; crocks;
jars and sealers; garden tools; ladders and much more.
This is an excellent offering of antique furniture and dishes.
Other antique articles too numerous to mention. All verbal an-
nouncements take precedence over any written announce-
ments day of sale. 8% sales tax in effect.
Owner and auctioneers will not be responsible for any acci-
dents or injuries connected with sale.
TERMS: Cash, cheque with ID,
ur sincere thanks to our many
friends Who haVe !howl then' sup-
port in so many carinitimktY0 Owe
.Paul's admission to liospitat
very grateftd for and deeply touched
by everyone's Wring kindness,
Please accept narAth7ll
rtet and paw
AUcTIONEER
BRIANIIIINTOUI2
RR 3, Wingham • 357-2349
AUCTION SALE
of farm machinery, trucks, car & tools will be held for:
Doug Fortune
Lot 5, Con. 9, Turnberry Twp., approx. 5 miles north-east of
Wingham, or 2 miles west of Topnotch Feed Mill on:
Wednesday, September 28
Sale time 10:30 A.M.
MACHINERY: 260 4WD tractor with loader - 2400 hours; me-
tal canopy to fit White tractor; Same Tiger Six 105 tractor -
1750 hours; White 588 5 -furrow semi -mounted .plough; Allis-
Chalmers 56 plate disc; 15 ft. Kewanee rotary hoe; McKee 21
ft. cultivator; 18 ft. Pony harrows; 10 ft. chain harrows; Interna-
tional 24 run press drill with double disc opener and fertilizer
and grass seed attachments; Westfield fertilizer auger; IHC
Cyelo 400 8 -row narrow corn planter; 500 gal. incorporating
sprayer; Haybuster stone picker with 10 ft. windrower; Dion
forage box with 10 ton wagon; Cockshutt wagon gear; Dump
Chief wagon; Allied 41 ft. x 6 in. grain auger; grain aerator;
Heston 2000-150 forage harvester with 2 row corn head, 6 ft.
pick-up, electric knife sharpener, hydraulic hood; Kools K.B. 54
forage blower; Ferguson 3 p.h. 8 ft. cultivator; set 0118.4 x 38
duals; New Idea 8 ft. double auger snow blower; combination
wood splitter -hydraulic press; welding table; Canox AC/DC arc
welder; set oxy acetylene torches; Linde 200 amp. Mig welder
complete with Linde wire feed and Tweeco gun; Owan 25 kw
alternator; 1 h.p. 2 cycle Sanborn air compressor; heavy duty
' drill press with #3 Morris taper; heavy duty drill press with #4
Morris taper;, metal drills up to 1 1/2 in. ; heavy -duty bench
,grinder; vices; power hacksaw; various Small toolS;bolts; bolt
,,bins; 4800 watt shop heater; 15 gal. hot water 3 h.p.
water transfer pump; land measuring wheel; time clock; sump
Pump; Homelite chain saw.
VEHICLES - selling as Is: 1959 GMC truck with 1-500 gal.
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Water tank; 1969 Dodge truck with 14 ft.. molt. hoist 1968
'Chrysler convertible car.
GUNS. F.A.C. required: Savage 222 repeater rifle;•IiopkinS &
Allen 12 gauge shot gun and-mucirrnoreic-
10TE: Owner and Auctioneers MA reSPO ble fig tin juries,
ccidents or losses connected in any waywit the sale. ,Temis
,Itsh or cheque with 1.0. LUNCH oom avallabik
Owner: -
Doug Fortune*.
AUCTIO.
WALLACE
Teeswater (51E
GRANT MCD
Ripley (
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Sincere thanks to baverkie,-
rvemle frousSer for their kindriesi
care and, friendship to Bill Tayi�r
over the YeaIrs#40 forarranging bifuneral. You are neighborin the
truest sense of the word and -it is ap-
preciated.
alvi- 7--1. wwid likir t* fbfli
Hazel Griffith
We would like to thank the nIPSO
in ICU and Dr. Shubat for thetreat
care given to aur father and gand-
fa ther, Bin Woodward While he was
a patient in the Wingliain hospital.
Thanks also to the friends and
nezghi-
bors for all their good wishes.
Janis, Tom, Mad and
Jeremy Creeden
AUCTION SALES,
Auctioneers:
WALLACE BALLAGH.
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Teeswater • 392-6170
GRANT fillcDONALD.
Ripley • 395-5353
Wednesday, Sept. 28 at_
10:30 a.m. - Sale of farm
Machinery, trucks, a car and
tools for Doug Fortune, Lot
5, Concession 9, Turnberry
Township.
Saturday, Oct. 1 at 9:30
am. - Sale of household et:
fects, antiques, workshop
and blacksmith tools for Mrs.
Elizabeth BoIt _and _William-
Beilt,-1 1/4 miles north of
Mitchell on Highway 23.
Monday, Oct. 3 at 6:00 p.m.
Sale of home furnishings
and antiques for Mrs. John.
Strauss of Teeswater with
added consignments irt
Teeswater Agri -Curl Build -
Monday, Oct. 10 at. 10:30
a.m. - Sale of household. ef
fects, anfiques and a car for
Marion Munn, 1 Ross St.,
Ripley.
Saturday, Oct. 15 at 10:30
a.m. - Sale of household ef-
fects and antiques for the
Estate of Mrs. Helen Cornish
in Ripley.
Monday, Oct. 17 at 6:00
p.tn. - Sale of home furnish-
ings and antiques from area
homes in Teeswater Agri -
Curl Building.
•1ped at the tin* rf moropration
. reeteve4 f c'
- A spec -01/foli% Dr.
Long a 0,nurses in ICU.forthejj
wonderffll care AIs thanks for
visits, cards an.
We
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We wish: to thank our relatiyes and
Mends for making our 50th annlver-
-,lart MAO an enjoyable oecasten. To
inoSe.whosent cards, gifts and floW-
ers oir heartfelt thanks. A very spe-
001 thanks to our family who ar-
ranged Ibis special day for us. May
God bless you all. •
Fred and Mary Howson
COMPLETE
ALJTION
SALE
at the
Wihgharn Body Shop
for,,Proprietor: SidAdorns
retiring
3574102
Monday, Oct 10.
'at 1030 a.im
Completet,- next week
AuCtIoneer:
357-2349
Public Auction
for
DonalclKrotsch
Sat, Sepiat�f-Hanover:00 p.m.
Auction to be held on lot 6. con-
cession 4, Normanby and Minto
Town Line, one sideroad north
of Clifford on County Road 10,
east one concession directly be-
hind Saugeen Valley Meats.
Household furnishings, farm
machinery, horses, tack,
miscellaneous items. Con-
signments welcome. Truck-
ing available. °
For further information call:
Donald AAcCarl Auction
327-8780
Form 9
Sale .of Land By Public Auction
Municipal Tax Sales act, 1884
The Corpomtlon of the County of Huron
Take Notice that the land(s) described below will be offered for sale
by public auction at 1000 o'clock in the fore noon on the 4th day of
Ontario.
October, 1988 at the Council Chambers, Court House, Goderich,
PCL.#1 Township of Ashfield, County of Huron - Cust:
#1 - Roll # 64 002 200 029 07, Lot 21 East of
Wellington Street, Plan 136
PCL.#2 Township of Ashfield, County of Huron ;Cust.
#2 - Roll # 64 022 200 029 08, Lot 20 East of
Welling, ton Street, Plan 136
PLC.#3 Township of Ashfield, County of Huron - Cust.
#3 - Roll #64 001 000 002 03, Pari of Lot 61,
Plan 141. Commencing at the Northeast angle
of said lot 61 thence Westerly along the North-
erly limit of said lot 16.5 feet, thence Southerly
parallel to the Easterly limit of said lot 88 feet,
fiehco Easterly OrAralIel t� the Northerly limit of
said kit 16.5 feet to a point itikthe Easterly limit
of said lett;-1110116e Noitharly,alorig,the Easterly
of said lot to the ;owe of begin*
PCI. #34, Township.of Goderich, County oflittto
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, , 404001300 00500, Lot.
PCL# 49
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phone calls and flowers-*
in Wingham hospital and since
coming home. • , *
Evelyn Casemore
The Beigrave, myth and Brussels
School Fair Board -
thank all the students' who partici-
pated n the fair. A special thank you
goes to all the parents, teachers and • - •
hard working volunteers who helped
to „make this yepr's fair another
great specess.”; . •
IWould Melo thank.* those'Wh�
Visited and sent cards While t Vas
Patient in WinghaM hospital. *eclat.
thanks toll* ICU nurses, Dr. O'Mole
and Dr.. Wong and all those who sent
food to the house, it was greatly ap-
preciated.
• Jean Fraser
On behaff of the Terry:Vox
we Would like tofhank alithe people
who made our first run such a sac
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cess:iji in Thankt_teMitheae_whe,par.„--•
the" run, whether they -
ran, walked or biked. It is?the-var
ticipationrnat makes a run success,
ful. Thanks also to the Anany
teers who helped in.• registration„,
drinisOnds and cooking hot dogs. -
Many thanks to Mayor kopas and
Tint Keitforspealdng at the opening
ceremonies. Special thanks toCasey
Casemore for his participation and
inspiration in being our Terry .Fox ,
Tearrk,Member. Thanks to Zehrs* N.
D. Cameron and G. D. K. Enter-
prisesi for their donations,' to The
Wingham Advance -Times and
CKNX for the publicity and support
and to Ken Wall for supplying the PA
systern Thanks also to the people at
Shoppe s Drug Mart for their group
partici tion and to the best support
of all, th'e people who pledged for
cancer research. It was our pleasure
to -organize the Terry Fox Run and
hope to see you all again next year.
Dale and Linda Edgar
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF
CATHERINE (KATHLEEN)
LEDDY
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant
to the Trustee Act that all creditors
and others having claims against the
estate of the late Catherine (Kath-
leen) Leddy, late of the Town of
Wingham, in the County of Huron,
Widew, and Province of Ontario, de-
ceased, are required to _send parti-
culars of their claims, duly verified
to the undersigned on or before the
23rd day of September, 1988, and
that after such date the executors
will proceed to distribute the assets
of the said estate, having regard
only to the claims of which they shall
then have had notice.
DATED at Wingharn, Ontario, this
29th day of August, 19:.
Mr. John 1'. Goodall,
Barrister andSelicitor,
P.O. Hex 730,
261 Josephine Street,
Wingham, Ontario
NOG 2W0
Solicitor for the estate of"
Catherine (Kathleen) Ledqyt
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