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115. PROPERTY for RENT
TWO bedroom, 11/2 bath duplex available
Aug 1st. Phone 527.1244. 15.28-tf
2 bedroom self contained heated apartment,
available at once. Phone 527-0278 after 6
L.
m. 527-1604. 15-30x1
TO RENT
CONCRETE silo in McKillop Twp, with roof.
State size. Apply to Box 3770 e/o The Huron
Expositor, Seaforth, Ont, NOK IWO 17-49x2
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f18. FOR RENT
FLOOR sanders for rent. B. & M. Rentals
and Sales. Wingham, 357-1666. 18-45-tf
120. AUCTION SALES 1
SPECIAL combine auction. Friday, July 27,
10 a.m. sharp. Plus our regular gigantic
consignment auction sale held fourth Friday
each month. New and used equipment
including approx. 25 late model self-propell-
ed combines, 60 to 100 tractors, skid steer
loaders, cars and trucks plus over 300 pieces
of all ropes of farm equipment. Special Note:
if you freed a combine dont miss this auction.
Combines sell at approx. 1 p.m. Terms cash
or good cheque day of sale. Not responsible
for accidents on property. Auctioneers, Cliff
Gilbert and• Alex Parr, Wayne Ward Farm
Equipment, Highway 6, Wiarton, Ontario.
Phone(519)534.1638. 20-30-01
ONTARIO'S largest farm machinery consign-
ment sale, Norwich, Ontario, Friday. August
10, 1984, 10 a.m. (Sales conducted Friday
each month). Approx. 150-175 tractors. plus
all types of farm equipment. Consignments
welcome. For more information call (519)
424.9998 or 1519) 424-9093. Proprietors K,S,
Hamulecki & Sons. 20-30-01
20. AUCTION SALES
24.CARD OF THANKS
SMITH
1 would like to thank relatives and friends who
visited and send cards and gifts while 1 was a
patient in Seaforth Hospital. Special thanks
to Dr. Underwood and nurses on O,B. staff.
Cheryl Smith and Craig
24.30x1
DOLMAGE
I wish to thank Dr, Underwood, nurses and
staff at Seaforth Hospital for special care,
also for cards, visits and treats from friends,
relatives and neighbors. Ruby Dolmage
24-30x1
DEVEREAUX
i would like to thank my family and friends for
their kindnesses while 1 was in hospital.
Special thanks to Fr. Caruana, Dr, Stapleton
and the nurses. • Betty Devereaux
24-30x1
ECKERT
We would like to take this opportunity to
thank our family for our 40th Anniversary
barbecue party and gifts. We also want to
thank our relatives, friends and neighbours
for prayers, gifts, flowers, cards and phone
calls. Thanks to Lila Storey for the beautiful
cake. We do appreciate everything so much,
and thank you sincerely.
Joseph and Olga Eckert
24-30x1
STAFFEN
The family of the late Elizabeth Herbert
would like to thank our friends and
neighbors for cards and flowers at the death
of our mother, grandmother, great grand-
mother and great great grandmother.
Annie Steffen and Family
24-30x1
DEJONG
We wish to express our sincere appreciation
to our relatives, friends and neighbors and
anyone else who helped out in any way, for all
their kindness and consideration at the time
of our sorrow due to the death of Eugene. For
all the lovelyflowers, donations to the cancer
and heart fund and other charities, for the
food brought to our homes, visitation and
cards of sympathy. Special thanks to Father
Loebach, McCallum Funeral Home,
Denomme Flower Shop and Catholic Wo -
mens League for the lovely luncheon and to
all the pallbearers. The kindness and
thoughtfulness will always be remembered.
The DeJong Fancily
24.30x1
BELL
i would like to express my thanks to friends,
neighbors, Three Links Seniors, Rebekah's
and Hensall Church Ladies Aux. while a
patient in Seaforth Community Hospital.
Special thanks to Rev. Stan McDonald, Rev.
Vanslyke of Seaforth for their visits and
prayers. Special thanks to Dr. Rodney and
Dr. Wong and the visit of Dr. Underwood. For
the companionship of Dorothy my roommate
and nurses for their special care.
Edith Bell, Hensall
24-30-1
1,20. AUCTION SALES
ANTIQUE AUCTION SALE
Fine quality antique furniture, cranberry glass, cut glass. pressed glass, bristol
glass, two clocks. silver pieces. etc. to be held at Salt ford Valley Hall. Goderich,
Ont. for Mrs. J.P. Marion Warren
Wednesday Evening August 1
AT6 P.M.
PREVIEW FROM 3 P.M. TiLL 6 P.M.
Andrew Malcolm eight piece walnut dining suite, Andrew Malcolm Sheraton
style eight piece bedroom suite. Imperial Loyalist Maple Colonial style eight piece
bedroom suite, Mahogany Dotchess dresser w 'eight drawers columner supports
scroll supported mirror 01890, Mahogany marble top dresser w/large front
cabriolc legs and elaborate serpentine front 011150. oval walnut centre pedestal
table w'4 scroll legs carved C18'0, Victorian Walnut high curved back settee
w'carved fruit and foliage w matching gentleman's chair C1860, matching Rose
wood Renaissance Rivival style ladies and gent lemans chairs, 2 walnut side chairs
w/carved fruit and foliage, I auto XV st yle marble top porcelain lined lamp, tables
French C 1840-50. Walnut tripod base lamp Eastlake style C1880, Rosewood
Victorian style sewing cabinet on pedestal (11350. 2 -late Regency style round foot
stoolsw'ebonized wood and beaded needlework tops. Arrow back style nursing
rocker. gunstock chair. Vienna Regulator Type clock pediment top with goddess
head, brass and porcelain dial walnut w pine secondary wood C1870. Rocoix style
china case clock marked Royal Bonn floral decoration CI890. small double
pedestal desk. approx. 30 pieces of Cranberry glass including covered dish,
vases. biscuit barrel. decanter. pitchers. creamer. centre bowl, 10 assorted
glasses, salt shakers w'sterling tops, howl. 2 vases w•/Mary Gregory girls, gone
w/the Wind style, lamp w'carmcl slog shade, 2 oil lamps. pair of Peg lamps
w/satin glass fonts and umbrella shades. Mother of Pearl diamond quilted bridal
bowl. 4 bottle cruel set. Frosted Lion pattern covered pressed glass compote. pair
of Bristol glass ewers. 6 pressed glass lion pattern goblets, 52 piece Coalport
dinner service India Tree pattern plus pressed and t u, glass piece Royal Nippon,
R,S. Prussia tea etc. This is an extra fine offering to excellent condition.
TERMS CASH
AUCTIONEER — RICHARD LOBB, CLINTON 482-7898
AUCTION SALE
of Farm Machinery. & Feed Lot Equipment for Robert McDonald. Brussels. Lot
11 Conc. 16 Grey Township. 1'. miles North & 21/2 miles East of Walton.
Monday, July 30
0111:00 a.m,
TRACTORS: MF 1080 diesel 18.4 x 34. front wheel als., multi power and weather
break cab, MF 150 diesel high arch 13.6 x 38 tires. multi power. Freeman loader
with hydraulic bucket sells separate. Minneapolis Moline G900 diesel 18.4 x 38
tires 1.p.t.o.
TILLAGE: 16' o ft. Int. vibra thank cultivator, 5 section diamond harrows with
stretchers, 4 section diamond harrows with stretchers, 5 furrow semi mount Allis
Chalmers plow. 10 A. Kewanee wheel disc, 2 mw MF 3 p.h. corn scuffler
FORAGE: New Holland ''0 harvester 1000 r.p.m. wide hay pick up. new 1 row
corn head. high moisture corn kit heads sell separate. Case forage blower, 80 ft. 9
in. silo pipes and hood. Kasten self unloading wagon on 9 ton running gear.
Turnco self unloading wagon needs new floor. ' ton running gear.
HAYING EQUIPMENT: New Holland 4 hayhine, MF #10 baler. MF 6 bar rake,
New Holland bale elevator 36 ft.. 3-16 ft. hay wagons with running gears. 3 p.h.
round bale fork.
FEED LOT EQUIPMENT: 2 Smidtey hopper self feeders, new steel feeder wagon,
New Holtand 353 mix mill, 3 p.h. Golden Arrow 100 gal. weed sprayer. MF post
hole auger. MF scraper blade' ft., New Idea 214 manure spreader with hydraulic
end gate. Vic 5 ton dump trailer. gravity bin and running gear. cattle squeeze with
self locking head gate. air compressor. welder. grinder, hydraulic cyclinders, and
other mise. items.
FARM iS SOLD TERMS CASH OR CHEQUE DALE OF SALE
ANY ANNOUNCEMENTS OR CORRECT1ONS GiVEN VERBALLY DAY OF
SALE
Owner of auctioneer not responsible for accidents day of sale.
CARSON'S AUCTION SERVICE
AUCTIONEER: David Carson - PROP.: Robert McDonald
R.R. 3 Listowel R.R. 2 Brussels
519-291-2049 519-887-6821
2i.CARD OF THANKS
RICHARDSON
1 wish to express my sincere thanks to
relatives and p friends who helped me
celebrated my 80th birthday at the home of
Carl and Sheila Richardson.
Gordon Richardson
24-30.1
BLAKE
The family of the late Louis Blake wish to
express their sincere thanks and appreciation
to all our relatives, friends and neighbors for
their many acts of kindness and sympathy
during our recent bereavement. Special
thanks for the many beautiful floral tributes,
Mass offerings, donations to the Ontario
Heart Foundation, cards and donations of
food. Special thanks to the ambulance
attendants, emergency staff of Wingham and
District Hospital, Father Soltysik, the pall-
bearers, the W.L. and choir at St, Ambrose
Church, and Max and Barb Watts for their
kindness and support. Your many expres-
sions of sympathy are appreciated and will
always be remembered.
Jeanne, Faye and Mary Anne
24-30-1
BROADFOOT
I would like to express my sincere thanks to
all those who, in an way, helped make the
150th Anniversary Celebration of the Broad -
foot settlement in Huron County such a great
success. l very much appreciated the support
of the Anniversary Committee, without
whose enthusiasm and dedication, such a
celebration would not have been possible. It
was a memorable occasion, and we all felt
that the planning was well worth the time and
effort: Rev. James R. Broadfoot
Chairman
24.30.1
BENNEWIES
My special thanks to Dr. Underwood and the
complete staff at Seaforth Community
Hospital. Their excellent care in my time of
need is greatly appreciated. To our wonderful
family, who is always there when we need
them, we give extra special thanks. To all
those who offered prayers, visited me, sent
cards and gifts, and provided my wife Susan
with transportation, I am very grateful.
Thank you all so much. Edwin Bennewies
24-30-1
DUPEE
I would like to thank everyone for the lovely
cards and gifts I received at my community
shower. Special thanks to Audrey and Lois
McLlwain and to all the ladies who helped in
any way. It was greatly appreciated.
Barb Dupee
24-30-1
25. IN MEMORIAM
PRICE: In memory of Marie Price who passed
away, July 20. 1983.
God knew that she was suffering
That the hills were hard to climb,
So He dosed her weary eyelids
And whispered, "Peace be thine."
Away in the beautiful hills of God,
By the valley of rest so fair,
Some day, we know not when,
We will meet our loved ono -there. .• •
-Alfred Price Family
25.30.1
ESTATE AUCTION
Of 15', storey home; Car. Furniture:
Appliances; Antiques: and Mise. Items
to be hold on Mill Si. In Dublin on
Thurs., Aug. 2 at 6:00 p.m. sharp
PROPERTY: This VA storey aluminum
sided home is situated on a 66 z 132 ft.
well treed comer lot. The house has a
gas furnace. new kitchen cupboards,
and the attic is insulated. Also situated
on the property 1s a drilled well which
presently supplies water to various
other homes in the village which will be
matntalned for 90 days after closing
date by the new purchaser. after which
any now agreements will be of
purchaser's discretion. To view the
property call 345-2234 or 527-0076.
TERMS ON PROPERTY: 10% down
evening of sale. balance In 30 days.
Selling sublet, to very reasonable
reserve bid.
HOUSEHOLD: Eloctrohome console color
TV with remote control; Cotdspot fridge
(avocado); McClary 90 inch gas stove:
G.E. auto washer (2 yr. old); apt- sized
Gilson deep freeze: Seamstress electric
sewing machine: two upholstered
rockers; chrome kitchen suite: small
electric ap?tiances; three piece
bedroom suite: old dressers: trunk: coal
oil tamp: combination bookcase and
secretary: press back chair, dishes:
en toots:
terns.
Joey
ind
bedding; hand toot
wooden fawns
CAR: 1978 Bu
sedan. 6 cylt
steering. ra
certified.
TERMS: Cash o;
Estate and a
for accidents
PROPRIETO
AUCTION
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25.. IN MEMORIAM
BARRY, in loving memory of e. dear uncle,
Jerry Barry who passed, away July 19, 1973.
There is a face that haunts us ever,
And a voice which brought us cheer,
And a smile we'll forever remember
When in silence we dry every tear.
Sadly missed by nieces and nephews,
25.30.1
BARRY' In loving memoryy of a dear brother
and brother-in-law Jerry Barry who passed
away July 19, 1973.
Lovin and kind in all his ways,Upright and just to the end of his days.
Sincere and kind in heart and mind,
What a beautiful memory he left behind.
Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by
Gayle and Don Hoffman, Brian and Dorothy
Barry, Tom and Carol Barry, Jim and Yvonne
Barry, and Deanna Barry. 25-30.1
RACHOt In loving memory of a dear wife,
mother, grandmother and great grandmother
Mary Agnas Racho who passed away July
30th, 1971.
Beautiful memories are wonderful things
They last through the longest day
They never wear out
And they never get lost
And can never be given away
To some she may be forgotten,
To others a part of the past,
But to us who loved and lost her.
Our memories will always last.
Sadly missed and always remembered by
husband James, sons Herman, Stan, Jim;
daughters, Muriel, Joyce, Joan, Blanche -and
their families. 25-30x1
2 .. PERSONAL
MEET YOUR MATCH. For all ages and
unattached. Thousands of members anxious
to meet you. Prestige Acquaintances. Call toll
free 1-800-263-9103. Hours: Noon to 8 io.m.
26-30-01
29. ENGAGEMENTS
MACLEOD — NASH
Mr. and Mrs. James MacLeod of Chapleau,
Ont. are pleased to announce the marriage of
their daughter Tracy Lynne to James Robert
Nash, son of Jim and Ginette Nash, of
Seaforth, Ont., Saturday, Aug. 18th at St.
James Roman Catholic Church. Open recep-
tion at 9:00, Seaforth Legion Hall. 29-30-1
HALL— BAI 1E
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hall, Brussels are pleased
to announce the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter Deborah Jane to Terry Lee
Baillie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Baillie,
Seaforth. The wedding will take place
Saturday, August 11, 1984 at 7:00 p.m.
United Church. Brussels, Ontario. 29-30-1
Elizabeth Court
Apartments
176 Oxford St.,
Hensall
1 & 2 BEDROOMS AVAILABLE
includes utilities, carpeting, appliances,
laundry facilities.
Phone 262-2846
Geo. A. Sins
& Sons
advertise it in the classifieds
PLUMBING -HEATING
& ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
Phone
527-162
Seaforth
RICHARD LOBB
Clinton 482-7898
AUCTION CALENDAR
WED. JULY 25, 6 p -in. Car. Tractors.
Guns, Household furniture, etc. for
George Mann, 1 corner E. of Clinton on
Hwy, 8 and 1 mile north.
SAT. JULY 28, 10 a.m. Appliances.
furniture, antiques. etc. at Lobb's
Auction Barn, Clinton. for Rose Laub of
Exeter • plus several good additions.
WED. AUG. 1. Antique auction sale.
Rare antique glassware and furniture to
he held at Saltford Hall. Goderich for
Mrs J.P. (Marion) Warren.
SAT. AUG. 4, 10 a.m. Antiques.
furniture & appliances to be held at
Lobb's Auction Barn. Clinton.
WED. AUG. 8, 6 p.m. Car. furniture, 3
bedroom house to be held at the Hensall
hockey arena for Mrs. Irene Graliville.
UCTION SALE
Antiques, furnitu .,. colour TV • glassware, etc. to be held at Richard
Lobb's Auction Barn, 3.. 'Jnt. for Mrs. Rose Laub of Exeter plus several
other consignors.
Saturday, July 28
AT 10 A.M.
Sharp portable colour TV w/stand. Beatty clothes dryer. chesterfield w/puff out
bed. 24 inch stove. modern wringer washer. matching automatic Inglis washer
and dryer (like new). countertop stove w eye level oven, G.E. fridge, floor model
hi fi. bedroom suite, pressback nursing rocker, wooden arm rocking chair,
modern Kroehler end tables, wicker library table, maple coffee table. parlour
table, matching wicker arm and rocking chairs, 2 single wardrobes, 2 piano stools
w/lass ball feet, 2 desks, typewriter table. captain's chair, 2 matching pressback
chairs plus other chairs,2 chrome table and chair sets, wooden floor lamps. tea
wagon w/large wheels, round glass top dining table, 9 piece dining suite, trunk.
bridge lamp, Kenmore vacuum cleaner, carpet 111/2 ft. x 15 ft.. modern dresser
w/mirror, modern desk w/one row of drawers. White treadle sewing machine, 9
size continental bed w/headboard, blanket box. Gingerbread shelf dock working,
oil lamp. china cabinet, chrome table and four chairs. 3 figurines. lawn chair and
lounge. top section of modern kitchen cupboard, magazine table. swivel rocker, 3
hand hooked rugs. some bedding. card tables. desk lamp. small appliances, cups
and saucers, dishes. pots and pans. pictures. table lamps. etc. plus other items
too numerous to mention.
TERMS CASH -
AUCTIONEER — RICHARD LOBB 482-7898
If the shoe doesn't fit, sell it.
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MINISTRY OF
MUNICIPAL
AFFAIRS AND
HOUSING
HURON COUNTY
HOUSING
AUTHORITY
Tender Reference
S.F.T.(H.C.184-7
Janitorial Services and Snow Removal
for Alexander Si., Brussels
Tenders will be received for the above
until 11:OOa.m. local time, Wed. August
15, 1984, by the Huron County Housing
Authority. 48 The Square, Goderich.
Ontario. N7A 1 M5, (519) S24-2637 from
whom details and specifications may be
obtained, quoting reference number as
above.
THE LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT
NECESSARILY ACCEPTED.
✓+C
`crial
TENDER
TOWN OF
SEAFORTH
STORM
WINDOWS
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned until 5:00 P.M.
Tuesday, August 14,
For the supply and installation of
storm windows for the
Seaforth Public Library
Specifications may be obtained at
the Seaforth Municipal Office
The lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted.
J. CROCKER, Clerk
72 Main Street
P.O. Box 610
SEAFORTH, Ontario
NOK IWO
527-0160
FARM
FCR SAL
THE FARM CREDIT CORP.
OFFERS FOR SALE:
By public auction
To bo hold on the promises on
THURSDAY, JULY 26TH at 10 AM
w• v. Lot 28 and E-'/, of Lot 29, lass
exception, Concession 12, Hallett
Township, Huron County.
7o acres with approximately 33 acres
workable.
euildings Include newer 28' ■ 104' sow
barn equipped with 14 farrowing crates,
fans, penning and a 9 tonne feed bin.
Also Included Is a 12' is 60' 2 bedroom
mobile home.
The property 1s located approximately
2 ''. miles south-west of nlyth. Ontario.
Farm la being sold ;ablest to a lease
ogreeloent on the workable land for
the 1984 crop year and the Corporation
is entitled to collect the balance of rent
duo in November 1984.
The purchaser of this property must rely
on his or her own Inspection and
knowledge of the farm and not on the
above or any other particulars or
representations made verbally or In
writing by or on behalf of the Farm
Credit Corporation.
Tho accepted bid must be accompanied
by a cheque. bank draft. or money
order payable to Farm Credit
Corporation for o minimum amount of
510.000.
Before looking an offer those
Interested should ascertain that the
property tan be used and occupied for
the purposes Intended In actordante
with Provincial teglslatlon and
municipal regulations.
Cash offers are preferred, but
consideration will be given from
Canadian citizens or permanent
residents to purchase on terms with a
mortgage back for up to 13% of the
purchase price amortized over 20 years
repayable In 5 years with Interest at
the Corporation's lending rate on the
dote of the sale. Financing should
normolty be pre -arranged with the
local representative listed below.
The highest or any offer to purchase
writ not necessarily be accepted, and
the Corporation could request new
offer to purchase after She above
mentioned dote, if deemed necessary.
Ali enquiries should be addressed to:
REGIONAL OFFICE
FARM CREDIT CORPORATION
L.A. McGee
103 Sltvercreek Parkway N.
GUELPH, Ontario 1,41H 707
(319) 821-1330
FIELD OFFICE
FARM CREDIT CORPORATION
S. Wright
397 Boyfleld Rd.
0®DERICH. Ontario
(319) 324-8381 Refer to Filet 50633-391