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April 2-8
ARIES M
if you use a ai• ab elinforri1mat on
wisely, you may be able to further a
financial scheme. Weekend plans
may have to be rearranged as others
involved are not be as ilexibe-as
you had anticipated. There could be
some adversity at work. Don't try to
cover up mistakes.
TAURUS - April 21/May 21
it's. a good time for local travel.
Don't be afraid to, expand your hori-
zons this week, especially on
Wednesday. You could even discover
a new side of yourself.. The topic of
money should be avoided in conver-
sations with loved ones, especially if
it already is a touchy subject.
GEMINI - May 22/June 21
You'll be challenged with an exciting
project this week. Don't be afraid to
call upon the expertise and guidance
of others to see you through.any
rough spots. A conflict with an in-
law may be unavoidable. You'll end
up looking like the winner if you use
your usual cool, logical approach.
CANCER - June 22/July 22
Throw caution to the wind this week,
and let yourself have a good time.
Leave work early, or just skip it all
together. Remember, you only live
once; this is not a dress rehearsal. If
you don't allow yourself to have fun
now, when will you? Go out and
enjoy what spring has to offer
SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22
A change of scenery will bring back
the enthusiasm you may have
recently lost. With that, the chance of
a new romantic relationship is likely.
If finances have beftwaii issue, now's
a good time to straighten things out.
Long-awaited news will finally
arrive with an unexpected result.
SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21
Don't let day-to-day frustrations get
the better of you. Try to relax, and
tend to daily matters when yourre
more relaxed. Go for quality, rather
than quantity, when shopping this
week. Although honesty is usually
the best policy, you may find a little
white lie a better answer.
CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20
Quiet pleasures, rather than lively
activities, will be better for your
health and your wallet this week.
This is especially true if you have
been putting in a lot of hours at
work. Learn from the mistakes of
others when it comes to handling
romantic relationships.
AQUARIUS - Jan, 21/Feb 18
Your imagination and creativity will
give a pet project extra flair. Don't
let others discourage you from doing
the unusual. Let your imagination be
your guide. A younger person in
your family will play a role in the
week's events. You maybe called
upon to lend a sympathetic ear.
CES - Feb 19/March 20
ood mood helps you get through
week with ease. Complicated
s will seem simple, and prob-
atic situations will seem easily
geable. Think of a new way to
le an ongoing problem. Looking
ove? If so, this could' be a very
Tal week for you.
LEO - July 23/August 23 PIS
Get an early start on travel, especially A g
if you're going far. Leave yourself the
time enough to compensate for unex- task
petted mishaps. A family quarrel tem
could turn into a major battle if you mans
don't control your temper. Letting hand
pride get in the way will ,only work for I
against you. Try to compromise. spec
VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22
Don't settle when making an impor- YO
tant' purchase. If price is a concern,
dien shop around. Patience will lead mhis
you to a good deal. A project that has most
been on hold can now be tackled at the ri
full force. Don't be afraid to put new hwer. y
te
• ideas to the test. A love relationship is hey
it pies
cause for concern.
tunitie
UR BIRTHISAY THIS WEEK
The next 12 months:
could be a very — maybe the
cnicial year in your life. Make
ght decisions and all you've ever
d could be yours. Just remem-
ou must act on opportunity when
ents itself, because most oppor-
s go as quickly as they conte. If
rocrastinate, all could be lost.
will hold especially true during
st few months of this year. The
portant thing for you to have
hand
on is your emotions. Don't
e eomplicafed Arian nature
success away. Keep your
ns and temper at bay, espe-
when big decisions have to
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LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23
Slow down the pace of your day -to- This p
day activity, or it will end up slowing the fir
down.you
skimp on t
sleep. if a lng-term project ` a han
is the cause of frttstr'atitin, ler it sit for Flet you
'a while, Fresher ideas will come with drive
time. An old friendship will take on emotio
newmeaning and will suddenly cially
become more important to you. be ma
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WINGIMM
MINOR BALL
REGISTRATION
Thurs., Apr, 6,1-9 pm
'Sat., Apr. 8, 10.12 noon
at Lo. c kridlge mmQrial
A oris - Upstairs Room
Coaches, Managers and
Executive Members
required
BRING HEALTH CARDS
For
information
call 357-1521
WINGHAM VOICE FOR LIFE 21st
amnia! dinner, Wed., April 26 at 7
p.m., at St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Wingham, Tickets $10,
advance sales. Guest speaker is Rory
Leishman, journalist with the London
Free Press. Tickets, phone Nancy
McKeon, 357-2169 or Sally Campeau,
357-1874.
THE F,E.M-- gi
CommunityADILL SCHOOL and
holding Association will be
hold:30 g a meeting on Wed., April 12 at
P.m. in the Library at the school.
Guest speakers Tanya
Johnston --Huron Safe Homes for
Youth and Wayne Tessier --Principal of
F.E. Madill; laying foundations to
form a Parent's Advisory Council at
F.E. Madill; Staff, student and parent
input: "What kind of service
would you like to see in your school
cafeteria?"
STAG AND IbOE for Mary
and Steve Skint. Friday, Teat the
Brussels Arena from 9 . 7 at the
Music by WARD. Tickets, $6 each,
lunch provided. Tickets available at
887-6425,
LUCKNOW & DISTRICT LIONS
CLUB dabber bingo every Sunday,
Lucknow Community Centre, 7:15
p.m. Doors open 6:15 p.m. Air
conditioned. Wheelchair accessible.
Potential prize board . over $3,000.
$1,100 jackpot must go every night,
PANCAKE SUPPER, Wednesday,
April 5, 5-7 p.m. Knox United Church,
Belgrave. Adults, $5;' children '$3.
Everyone welcome.
THE SPRING ART EXHIBIT is still
at the Wingham Library until Saturday,
April 8, during regular library hours.
BELGRAVE KINSMEN calendar
winners: March 26, Bill and Sandra
Clark, Brussels, $40; March 27, Brian
Fear, Brussels, $40; March 28, Bob
Wittig, Wingham, $40; March 29,
Norma Ott, Harriston, $40; March 30,
Susan Elston,' Brussels, $40 March 31,
Peter Albers, Bluevale, $220; April 1,
Hap Swatridge, Wingham, $4Q.
THE WOMEN'S RESOURCE
CENTRE thanks you for your support.
As of March31, we will be closed. For
further information phone • (519)
527-1108, collect.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF
RUBY LUISA MARGARET
(LENNOX) HANNA
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursu-
ant to the Trustee Act that all creditors
and others having claims against the
Estate of the late Ruby Luisa Margaret
(Lennox) Hanna, late of the Village of
Belgrave, in the County of Huron, Wid-
ow, and Province of Ontario, Deceased,
are required to send particulars of their
claims, duly verified to Mr. John T.
Goodall, Barrister and Solicitor, P.O.
Box 730, 26 is Josephine Street, Wing -
ham, Ontario, NOG 2W0, on or before
the 6th day of March, 1995, and that af-
ter such date the Executors will proceed
to distribute the assets of the said Es-
tate, having regard only to the claims of
which they shall then have had notice.
DATED at Wingham, Ontario, this
9th day of February, 1995.
Mr. John T. Goodall
Solicitor for the Estate
Of Ruby Hanna
CRONKWRIGHT--
in loving memory
of a dear sister, sister-in-law and aunt,
Iris Cronkwright, who passed away on
April 10, 1990.
The world changes year to year
And friends fromday to day.
But never will the one we loved
,From memory pass away.
--Sadly missed and never forgotten
by her sisters, brother and sister and
brother -in-laws and families.
FOXTON--In loving memory of a dear
mother, Shirley G. Foxton, who passed
away four years ago on March 30.
1991.
She bade no one her last farewell.
She said goodbye to none.
The heavenly gates were opened,
A loving voice said "Come".
We often sit and think of you,
The things you used to say,
i wonder why you had to die.
Without a chance to say goodbye.
Though out of sight,
You're ever still missed, loved, still
ours.
You will live with us in memory until
the end of time.
--Ever remembered by Julie, Mar-
lene, Andy and Cathy.
COX --In loving memory of a dear wife
and mother, Pauline Cox, who passed
away on April 4, 1990.
Five years have passed and gone
Since one we loved so well.
Was taken from our home on earth
With Jesus Christ to dwell.
The flowers we place upon her grave
May wither and decay,
But the love for her who sleeps beneath
Shall never fade away.
--Love John and family.
LAWN A MESS? Have no time to do
it? Call the best for a free estimate.
Wingharn area, phone 357-3533.
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AUCTION LTD.
Elora Rd. Norlh
Mildmay Ontario
519-367-2791.. -
Auction Register
FRI, APRIL 7 AT 10 AM - Sate of farm
machinery and mist. for ROBERT & GERRY
WEISS of Formosa at the Metcalfe Auction
Centre. PLEASE CALL TO BOOK A
CONSIGNMENT TO THIS SALE.
FRI. APR. 7 Ducks Unlimited dinner and art
auction at the Knights of Columbus Hall, Hwy
#9, between Mildmay and Walkerton.
: THURS. APRIL 13 AT 1 PM - Sale of farm
ues
forachineJOHN PINKERTON on Lot , teed and some s 19 & 20ehold fCon.n
12, Greenock Twp., 2 miles east of Glammis
on Bruce Cty Rd. #15.
SAT. APRIL 15 AT 10 AM - Sale of household
'effects and some antiques for AMELIA
MEYER at 10 Ellen St., Mildmay. In case of
inclement weather, sale will be held at the
Metcalfe Auction Centre, Mildmay. Preview:
9:00 a.m.
MON. APRIL 17 AT 11 AM - Sale of farm
(machinery, feed, livestock and some
household effects for EARL WETTLAUFER
:ESTATE on Lot 27, Con 14, Normanby Twp, 2
1/2 miles north of Ayton on Grey Cty Rd #3,
then 2 1/2 miles east on Con. 14 (or 3 & 3/4
miles west of Hwy 46 on Con. 14).
SAT. APRIL 22 AT 10 AM - Sale of household
effects, antiques and quilts for the' MELiNDA
• WEBER ESTATE of Hanover (formerly
''Normanby Twp) at the Metcalfe Auction
Centre, Mildmay. Preview 9:00 a.m.
BAIN- In loving memory of our dear
parents, grandparents and great-
grandparents, Bill, who passed away
eleven years ago on April 2, 1984 and
Eva, who passed away eleven years ago
on June 20, 1984.
Nothing is more beautiful
Than the memories we have of you,
To us you were someone special
God must have thought so too.
--Lovingly remembered by Bill, Jean
and Jim and families.
ELECTROLUX{ VACUUM
CLEANERS Sales and Service. Free
pick up and delivery. Debby
Himmelman, 519-357-1028 or
519-893-7344. mal-ap24
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at Steffen
Auto Supply
Need some touch up
work done
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Give us the year, make & code and
we can give you the matching
paint in a spray bomb.
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Custom made spray bombs
available in 16 or 8.oz. sizes
��FEN 4G Steffen
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100 Pine St. lust off the B -Line
s/PPo 357-1550
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519-526-7287 519.357-1026
Fax: 519-357.9422
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REPAIRS TO microwaves, TV's,
VCR's. Phone Wroxeter Electronics,
335-3402.
MOVING. Complete moving services,
local or long distance for residential or
commercial. Free estimates, or do it
yourself with our rental trucks and
equipment 10% discount for seniors.
Call Listowel Rental & Moving
Systems. Fully insured and Licensed,
291-1202, toll free 1-800-639-6896.
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SATELLITE SERVICE. Service to all
makes and models of satellite
equipment. Industry trained
techniciansto assure prompt efficient
workmanship. We offer a free
equipment analyzation and
consultation on upgrading and service.
Call Allen Stubbs...F rst in
entertainment (since 1978),
1-800-263-0626, Ext. #2.
EVENING AUCTION SALE
of HOME FURNISHINGS & ANTIQUES
will be held for
Mrs. rs. Annie Conn, Wingham,
the. Estate of Mr, Gordon Bolton & Mrs. Kay Brasjen, Teeswater
with added Consignments from homes in Wingham, Teeswater and area,
in TEESWATER AGRI-CURL BUILDING
on Monday, April 10, starting at 6:00 pm.
Items include: chesterfields and chairs; electric and oil lamps; pictures
:and frames; small china cabinet; bedroom furnishings; trunks; blanket
boxes; bedding; linens; hooked rugs; T.V., sets; V.C.R.'s; new stereo
system; tables and chairs; large quantity, of cups and saucers; silverware.
dishes; glass; kitchenware; good variety of small appliances; small
microwave; large appliances; nearly new 24" stove; nearly new upright
freezers; 12 cu. ft. chest freezer; air conditioner; exercise equipment;
quantity of hand and garden tools; and much more.
Listing subject to change without notice.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with I.D, night of sale. Owners and
Auctioneers not responsible for accidents, injuries or losses on property
day of sale. Verbal announcements sale day take precedence over
written advertisements.
Sale will be conducted by
AUCTIONEERS: WALLACE BALLAGH, Teeswater 392-6170
GRANT McDONALD, Ripley 395-5353
ESTATE AUCTION SALE
LIVESTOCK, HORSES, FARM MACHINERY, FEED & TRUCK
for Estate of
The Late Antone Van Osch & Delores Van Osch
R.R.7 Lucknow - Lot 5, Con 10 Western D•
Id
OR 16 Miles North of G d
Highway 21
Saturday, April 15, 1995 at 10:30 am SHARP
LIVESTOCK Selling Approx. 1:00 p.m.
Approx. 80 Holstein Heifers, mostly registered from 400 lbs. to breeding age
heifers will be bred to UBI bulls & checked in calf. - sires of some of these heifers
- Hanover Raider and (Broker). 5 Veal Calves.
HORSES 1:00 p.m.
2 Palomino mares in foal; 1 Palomino 1993 fill foal;
al;
Approx. 1,000 square bales 1994 lst cut ha ; A
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2nd cut hay; Quantity of silage in 16' silo - sold by root x' 500 square bales 1994
MACHINERY 11:00 a.m.
7740 SLE Ford Tractor with Cab, 2 wheel drive - 556 hours - 18-38 tires, tractor
fully loaded - new condition. Duals 18-38 sell sep. 5610 Ford Tractor 4 wheel
drive with Frey Loader & Bucket - 887 hours loaded new condition. Round bale
fork to fit sells sep.
SEEDING EQUIPMENT
Ford 18' Cultivator hydro wings; Ford 4-16 semi mpunt plow; International 510
seed drill with grass seeder; International 400 air corn planter; Levelling Harrow,
set of chain harrows; set of diamond harrows; Coil Packer with 2 pups sell
together; J.D. 660 Manure Spreader tandom with end gate.
HAY EQUIPMENT •
New Holland 489 Haybine 9' good condition; New Holland 310 Baler with
thrower; 2 - Hoist Wagons with Meyers 20' bale thrower; racks- Good condition;
J.D. Wagon and flat rack; Dion Forage heavy duty wagon with box & roof; Dion
Forage Blower, Allied Skelton Elevator approx. 70' up side of barn; George White
Weed Sprayer - trail 200 gals.; helm 7' single auger snow blower; 4 Row Com
Scuffler; Winco Generator on cart - like new; 2 - round Bale feeders.
TRUCK
' 1986 Ford Explorer F150XL, automatic with cap - selling as
Double Horse Trailer.
Wagon Load of Misc. 10:30 a.m. SHARP
Satelite h as is.
Plan to attend this Estate Auccti n of well kept machinery.
Mark date on
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TERMS: Cash or ac eptable cheque with properaI.D. day, of sale. Not
responsible for accidents: Verbal announcements take precedence over
adve '
tvision Ashfiie
Twp. 2 Corners South of Lucknow - 5 Corners West of
Lucknow o ertch on
2 Miles East - WATCH FOR SIGNS
1 Palomino 1994 Stud foal; 1 Palomino Stud aged; Wes em Saddle & Bridle. fro
FEED 1:00 p.m.
is. Tandom
advertising, items listed as described by owner. •
AUCTIONEER: Brian Rintoul (5i9) 357-2349
OWNER: Delores Van Osch
INFORMATION: Joe Van Osch - CATTLE (519) 395-2865
INFORMATION: Peter Van Osch (519) 395-2741
Lunch Booth
Auction Sale
of Antiques, Household Furnishings
and Appliances, Primitives, Collectables
and Misc. Items for
Mr. Jack McWhirter of Brussels,
Mrs. Katherine Montgomery
and Mrs. Isabel Bannerman of Wingham.
Thursday Evening April ti at 7:00 p.m.
at the Wingham Sales Arena
(Just North of Wingham on Hwy 44)
PARTIAL LISTING OF SAtnE: 6 pc. oak dining room suite
- (bow front cabinet, round oak table, 4 bow back chairs),
complete bedroom suite, buffet & hutch, wall unit, brass & -
metal bed, dressers, chests, kitchen suite, double pedestal
— desk, 2 pc. living room suite, small tables, 2 door F.F. re- 'c
fridgerator with matching stove, bar fridge, colour TV, ste -
eo unit, bar stools, small wood stove like new, patio set,
small kitchen appliances, pots & pans, every day dishes,
linens & bedding, 2 older kitchen cabinets, several antique
P.B. and early Ontario chairs, lyre back chair, old harvest
tables, fine selection of glass & china such as; Carnival,
Depression, Cranberry, Occ. Japan, Noritake, E. Radford,
- Bone China cup & saucer (very rare), Camival Bowl (3 -
horse head pattern), old crock bottle signed Dr. Cronk, oil
"lamps, commerative and anniversary china, ironstone plat-
ters, old wood planes, collection of North American Big
Game prints by Bob Kuhn, collection of Sterling Silver•
WWII leaders arid -events with walnut case, signed photo of
Roy Rogers and Trigger, old Coke trays and cooler, mil
bottles, old tins, toys, pictures and frames, old books 'Co
magazines, selection of tools, electric hand tools, wheel
barrow, rototiiler, 2 wheel trailer,
and many more useful items.
TERMS: Cash or Cheque night of sale.
;unch Booth
-` Auctioneer a, Jake Kikkert a, 357.2987
Boahheep4,9. ,rcoore /cam e7e�i�e '6?e•
• Manual & Computerized Bookkeeping
'6Xs°Monday to Friday 9.4 (Saturday 9 -1 W/nghant Only).
3.29 C`l""c,..2cd E FILE Available
357-3687 Evening Appointments Avallabl�
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