The Times Advocate, 2008-04-16, Page 2020
TIMES—ADVOCATE
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Announcements/Community
Happy 60th Anniversary Stewardshipmeetin splanned
Cee & Jen Ki pfer
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April 17, 1948 - 2008
Congratulations Mom & Dad!
With love from all your kids, grandkids
& great grandkids
xoxo
Richard Lobb AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON 519-482-7898
SAT., APRIL 26 AT 10 A.M.
Antique furniture, piano, collector dolls, collector plates,
Pinwheel crystal, 12 place setting Royal Doutlon antique
dishes etc. at Seaforth Fair Grounds. We are accepting
additions for this auction. See www.lobbauction.on.ca
Auctioneer Bob Heywood
235-0874
www.bobheywoodauctions.com
SATURDAY, APRIL 19TH AT 9:30 AM
AT THE SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE. EXETER
Dispersing the estate of Margaret Elgie plus additions for Violet
Rader and others. Lovely oak bowed glass China cabinet, round
oak pedestal dining table & 6 chairs (needlepoint); Duncan Phyfe
dining table & chairs, old iron & brass headboard; Grandmothers
clock; 2 section stacking bookcase; lovely "ash" wardrobe; 2
door amoire; marble top Victorian washstand; 3pc bed suite; old
baking cupboard; cesar chest; wicker furnishings; antique Morris
& Parlour chairs; sofa table; wicker tea wagon; a large offering of
collectible & useful smalls incl. China glass; Royal Doutlons,
marbles, tea pot collection, kitchenwares, books, prints, occa-
sional tables, living room furnishings & hundreds of lots too
numerous to mention.
OWNERS RETIRING
CLEARING FARM AUCTION
Consisting of an excellent line of two 4WD tractors, Lilliston bean combines and
bean equipment, farm equipment, 2001 cattle truck, trailers NO MISC to be held
at the LOERZEL FAMILY FARM OF LUCAN, located 1 mile north of Lucan to
Coursey Line, turn right go approx. 4 miles to farm fire # 35110.
Thursday, April 24th @ 5:30 p.m.
NO MISC. Short Sale
TRACTORS - MF 8120 4WD c/w cab, air Alo 9801 dr. 20.8x38 axle
duals, dyna shift only 1622 hrs., (SELLING WITH MODERATE REVERSE
BID); VERSATILE 876 c/w cab, air, new engine, new power shift trans-
mission, 20,8x38 duals, pto, excellent, 6000 hrs.
TRUCK & TRAILER - 2001 FREIGHTLINER FL80 tandem truck c/w 34'
aluminum Barrett livestock box, cat diesel engine, 563,000 KM, clean
(SELLING WITH MODERATE REVERSE BID); 1997 CASELTON 28' "B"
trains grain trailers c/w/ roll tarps
EQUIPMENT - GLENCOE 42' MD FC 3600 double fold "C" tyne cultivator
as new; JD 12 row narrow model 7000 hydraulic front fold corn planter
c/w liquid fert. and insecticides; KILLBROS 600 Bushel MD 1200 grain
buggy c/w corner auger; PRECISION 1000 gallon sprayer c/w/ 12 x 38
tires, 50 gallon rinse tank, triplets and Tee jet controllers; AMAZON 3PTH
14' MD TY40 grain drill c/w 32 run markers; 3 TURNCOE 275 bushel
gravity boxes c/w 8 Ton wagons; KILLBROS 375 gravity box c/w KILL
BROS 20' auger and HORST 12 Ton wagon; NOBLE 12 row hydraulic
fold cultivator; JD 20' 3 PTH MD400 rotary hoe
BEAN COMBINES & EQUIPMENT - two Lilliston MD Hi -Cap 6200 edible
bean combines, one c/w Sund pickup, return and bucket elevators, 2nd
one has blower and no return elevator; SPEEDY 6 row bean puller;
HEATH 6 row windrower
NO MISC. THESE ARE THE ONLY ITEMS IN THE AUCTION
PLEASE NOTE: Owners are retiring from farming. All items to be
UNRESERVED except for the MF8120 and the 2001 FRIEGHTLINER
This is a good clean offering. Plan to attend. Be on time. NO MISC.
SHORT SALE.
TERMS - CASH OR GOOD CHEQUE day of auction. Any verbal announce-
ments take precedence over any written matter. Owners and auction-
eers are not responsible for accidents.
INFO: CALL BERNIE LOERZEL 519-521-7380
AUCTIONEER: TOM HAMULECKI SUNRISE EQUIPMENT AUCTION
519-424-9993 CELL: 519-421-6957
For photos, visit our website at www.sunrise-equipment.com
EXETER — No matter
how small or large the
piece of property area
residents own,they can
make small personal
changes to their activi-
ties that have a pro-
found effect on the envi-
ronment in the region.
The Huron County
Stewardship Council and
partners are joining
three local organizations
to present a series of
free Landowner
Stewardship workshops
during the next weeks.
The South Huron
Chamber of Commerce
members are hosting a
workshop presentation
on environmental
changes that business
owners and residents
alike can make easily.
The workshop is April
24 at 7 p.m. at the
Ranch House Inn in
Exeter. The public is
welcome. To register for
this Exeter -based work-
shop, call Hope Brock at
the Ausable Bayfield
Conservation Authority
at 235-2610 or 1-888 -
286-2610. Registration
is requested so that each
workshop participant
will receive a special
free publication.
The stewardship work-
shops focus on caring
for the natural environ-
ment in Huron County
with information about
how business and
landowners can play a
key role protecting and
enhancing the environ-
ment and adding value
to their own property,
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CHURCH
ROAST PORK SUPPER
Sat., April 19th
4:30 - 6:30 PM
at Centralia United Church
• Adults $13
• Children 12 & under $6
• Presch000l FREE
For advanced tickets call
519-229-6304 or
519-228-6638
Tickets also available
at the door
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large or small, in town
and outside town.
Other area workshops
are also in April: on
April 19 there is a 10
a.m. workshop hosted in
the Zurich area at the
Huron Ridge Garden
Centre at 74101
Bronson Line, R.R.#2,
Zurich. On April 20,
Clinton United Church is
welcoming church mem-
bers and Clinton area
residents to a workshop
presentation at noon.
These workshops are
focused on the County's
Rural Landowner
Stewardship Guide, a
publication provided
free to each workshop
participant. The work-
shop participants
explore the guide, using
the worksheets in this
new Rural Landowner
Stewardship publication
to discuss a variety of
environmental topics for
large or small property
owners in the county
communities, including
energy conservation
tips, landscaping, man-
aging wooded areas,
wildlife, septic systems,
private water wells,
chemical and fuel han-
dling and storage and
other topics.
By attending the work-
shop and working
through the guide with
facilitators, participants
can confirm what
they're doing right, dis-
cover ideas for improv-
ing conditions on their
own property, small or
sprawling and learn
about funding or assis-
tance programs that
they may be able to
access.
The Stewardship Guide
also offers sources of
information that can
help Huron County prop-
erty owners become
good stewards on their
property, enhancing the
value of the land and
improving the overall
environment as a benefit
of their efforts.
Register today for
these free workshops so
that enough Stewardship
guide books may be
available for each
attendee during the
workshop discussions.
The Stewardship Guide
publication was devel-
oped by Huron County
representatives, Ausable
Bayfield Conservation
Authority, Friends of the
Bayfield River, Huron
Stewardship Council,
Lake Huron Centre for
Coastal Conservation
and the University of
Guelph.
Visit www.huronstew-
ardship.on.ca for infor-
mation and links
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