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A18 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 25,'1987.
34 AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
of farm.: machinery, some household
effects, hand tools & misc, items for
Lois Hart and the ,Estate of Jim Hart,
Lot 21, Con. 14, Grey Twp., located 6
',nit-es-east of Brussels and'2 miles, south
or 2 miles south of Newery on Hwy. 23
. and 7 miles west on Con. 14.
Saturday, April .4
• AT12 NOON
MACHINERY: M.F; 165 gas ••tractor,
3500 hours in good condition; Allis
Chalmers—B—gas tr-aetor—with—manual=
loader, good running condition; Case
800 S.P.I combine, 10' header with
pick-up; Owatonna 29, 10' S.P: swather,
air cooled engine; Lorenz 'mix -mill
model 85H3, 18" mill, h,yd• loading &
unloading, 80 bu. capacity; Smoker 28'.
closed elevator with motor; Helm 7'.
single auger snow blower; New Holland.
Super 66 baler; -Spread-Master power
spreader; gravity grain bin, 125 bu, on
wagon;. New Idea hay,_mower;_ Int. 15 •
• disc seed drill, grain, grass & fert..on
steel;,4 bar side rake on steel; 5 section
harrows; 3, pt. hitch plow, 3 furrow, 16"
'bottoms; Int. 3 pt. hitch '.plow, 12
.bottoms, 3 furrow; Int. 3 furrow trail
plow; Hergott 3 pt.••hitch 8' cultivator;
farm wagon; 26'x6" grain . auger on
carriage with motor; 3 pt.' hitch weed
sprayer, 45' gal, barrel, 10', 4" grain
auger with motor; J .D.. belt drive 10"
hammer -mill; Case 800 combine for
parts; V type snowblower,
MISC.. ITEMS: Wire hen cages for 500
hens (feeders & water); 8 farrowing
crates; steel tray wheelbarrow; Pioneer
.chain saw; McCulloch chain saw;: plus
wagon laid of .farm tools and misc,
items; Scrap.
SOME HOUSEHOLD. EFFECTS &
MISC. ITEMS '
SALE ORDER: Sale starts at 12 noon
with -household effects, m'isc. Machin,
ery at 2 p.m• •
OWNER OR AUCTIONEERS NOT
RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS,
DELETIONS OR LOSS, OF PROPERTY
SALE DAY. '
TERMS CASH OR CHEQUE WITH
PROPER I.D. SALE DAY.
PROPRIETOR — MRS. LOIS HART
887-6649.
AUCTIONEERS —
BOB & DOUG GILMORE
291-3489 or 291-3421
•
34. AUCTION SALES
LARGE CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
of John Deere combine 3 tractors;
modern farm machinery, Honda trail
bike, etc. to be held 21/2 miles north and
1' miles east of Seaforth, Ontario for
J2hmes 1. Henderson.
Thursday, April 9th
AT 1:00 P.M.
"NOTE": Machinery sells at 1:30 P.M.
COMBINE: Jahn Deere 4400 diesel
combine with cab, heater, air, straw
chopper, rasp bar cylinder, 23.1 x 26
tires, run 1315 hours; 443 four row
narrow corn head, 212 twelve,foot pick
up head with 10 ft. McCoy Renn pick up
used, one year; 213 thirteen foot rigid
platform cutting bar with pick up reel, 3
years old, heads are hydraulic driven,
TRACTORS: MF 2705 diesel tractor
with cab, heater, air, AM/FM radio, 24
speed power shift transmission, dual
external hydraulic outlets, power adjust
rear wheels, 20.8 x 38 rears, 14L x 16.1
front tires, front weights, run 1050
hours, 20.8 x 38 dual wheels, quick
hitch. MF 270 diesel tractor with MF
236 hydraulic bucket loader, 72 inch
bucket, eight speed transmission,
power adjust rear wheels, run 390 hrs.
MF 275 diesel tractor with multi power
external hydrauliroutlets, front weights
adjustable rear wheels, run 1165 hours.
MACHINERY: Lintas 7 ft, stone fork
with gauge wheels: MF 880 four furrow
semi -mount 18 inch bottom plow with
fifth furrow add on, hydraulic reset and
spring coulters; Wi1'Rich 23 ft. hydraul-
ic wing trail cultivator with four ro
finw
ger harrows; John Deere 7000 four
row narrow maxi merge corn planter
with insecticides; MF 33 seventeen run
grain and fertilizer drill with grass
seeder; MF .14 ft. trail wheel disc;
George White 180 gallon aluminum
tank on 3 pt. hitch frame with pump and
incorporating attachment; MF 3 furrow
x 16 inch wide bottom mounted plow;
Pickseed 16 ft sectional chain harrow;
IF 10 ftcultivator with scuffling
shields; IM 10 ft. hydraulic fertilizer
auger; 2 - Market 290 bushel gravity
boxes on Horst double reach 9 ton
wagons; JM 350 bushel gravity box. on
12 ton 5010 electric wagon; JM 250
bushel gravity box on Het -mar 8 ton
double reach wagon; Continental 300
gallon fibreglass tank trail sprayer with
321/2 ft. boom; 28 ft. hay and grain
• elevator with New Holland Super 23
forage blower, MF #9 PTO hay baler;
Wood 5 ft. rotary cutter; MF 160 single
beater PTO manure spreader; Durst 8
ft. double auger snowblower; Allied 51
ft. x 7 inch grain auger. with PTO drive
and boot; trines 570 bean. windrower
with cross conveyor; Rhino 6 ft. 3 pt.
hitch blade; round bale fork for Loader;
16'/ ft. flat rack ort 8 tan wagon; 1200
gallon water tank on• tandem trailer,
GSW portable wafer pump With b'riggs
engine, hoses and valves; Nuhn 12 ft.
liquid manure pump on trailer wheels;
18 ft. five inch grain auger with 1/2.HP
electric motor; Comet portable wire
compressor; battery charger; 10 ton
jack; 20 ton jack; jack all jack; walking
plow; Honda 1:25 trait bike.
"NOTE": This is an eti'cellent, clean
offering with most items in like new •
. condition with low hours and kept
inside.
LUNCH BOOTH , TERMS CASH
FARM 15 SOLD
RD LC)BB'
TtUCT10NEER = RICHA
Clinton, Ontario 519-4827898
OWNER _ JAMES t. HENDER50N . .
•OWNER Oa AUCTIONEER • NOT
RESPONSIBLE t'OR ACCfDENTS DAY
OF SALE
35. TENDERS WANTED
RICHARD•
LOBB
Clinton 482-7898
AUCTION CALENDAR
THURS. .MARCH 26 at 1:15 p.m.
Tractors, tandem truck, farm machinery
for Howard Armstrong of RR 1, •Zurich,
Ontario.
SAT. MARCH 28 at 10:30 a,m.. 3
tractors, machinery, hay and grain' for
Hugh Johnston, Walton, Ontario.
TUES. MARCH 31, at 1:30 p.m. Tractor
:aa&tatrn achin ry—fgr_R.ayJciag&n., RR
7 Lucknow.•
THURS. APRIL 2, at. 1:30 p.m. 2-
tractors and farm machinery .fob Fred
Funk, 2 miles west of Hensall.
SAT. APRIL 4 at 12:00 noon - 49 acre
cashcrop farm,:4 tractors, pick up,
large modern farm machinery, IHC 8
roW planter 'etc, for John O'Leary, 'RR
#2' Staffa, Ontario.'
MON. APRIL 6 at 1:30 p.m. - Combine,
3 • tractors; modern machinery, FM
radios,riding' mower for Janie and Jim
Hastings, Wingham, Ontario.
WED. APRIL 8, at 1:30 .p.m... 99 acre
farm with house, barn and shed. 4
tractors,;diesel truck with 20 ft, rack,
forage wagons,' :farm machinery for
Robert W. Kinsman,. RR #2, Kippen,
THURS, APRIL 9 at 1:00 p.m. -
Combine, 3 tractors, modern, farm
machinery, Honda trail bike for
James I. Henderson, RR 5, Seaforth,
SAT. APRIL -11 at 10:30 a.m. 2 tractors,
farm machinery, hay, grain, sheep
feeders, misc„ some household effects
for Francis Coleman, • RR 1,, Seaforth,
AUCTIONEER - RICHARD LOBB
Clinton; Ontario 519-482-7898
AUCTION SALE
of two tractors and farm machinery to
be held 2 miles west'of Hensall, Ontario
for Fred Funk.
Thursday; April 2nd
AT 1:30.P.M.
"NOTE": ' NO SMALL ITEMS —
PLEASE BE 'ON TIME!
TRACTORS: White 1855 diesel tractor
with •cab, heater, over/urlder shift,
turbo charger, dual external hydraulic
•outlets, 18.4 x 38 tires, run 2279 hrs.
has had motor overhaul, new clutch and
brakes: 18.4 x 38 T bar duals, selling
separate; International 806 diesel trac-
tor with external hydraulic outlets, 18.4
x 38 tires, new heat hoiuser, 18.4 x 38 T
bar duals, selling separate; set of 18.4 x
34 T bar duals, set of 15:4 x 38 T bar
duals.
MACHINERY: White 508 semi -mount 3
furrow plow with automatic spring reset
14 - 16 bottoms, trip coulters; Interna-
tional 4500' 18'/: ft. `Vib'I•a shank iti"ail
cultivator with buster bar harrows, 5
'years old, like new; Kongskilde 11 ft.
cultivator with 3 tine extensions and
leveling harrows. Little Giant 28 ft.
single chain • elevator; Taul 91/2 ft.
cultivator; John Deere 3 furrow x 14"
mount plow; Turnco 13 ft. land packer;
John Deere 1240 4 row 'plate planter
with insecticide boxes; George White
200 gallon 3 pt. hitch sprayer with poly
tank and pump,- NO BOOM. Nozzles
and brackets for incorporating; section
diamond harrow, 6 section pole, 2
hydraulic cylinders; IHC 15 run seed
drill on steel with grass seeder; 4
farrowing crates and pig troughs.
TERMS CASH FARM IS RENTED
AUCTIONEER — RICHARD LOBE
Clinton, Ontario 519-482-7898
OWNER FRED FUNK
519.236.4751
,OWNER OR AUCTIONEER NOT
RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS DAY
OF SALE •'
TENDERS
will be accepted for operating
Winthrop Ball
Park Booth
-Send-application-by-Monday-Apoil-C tom
Winthrop Recreation
Committee
c/o McKillop Twp: Office
RR #1
Seaforth, Ont.
NOK.1WO
boug Jacob & Wallis Ross
271-7894 or 393-6214
AUCTION REGISTER
THURS. MAR. 26 at 6 p.m.
Estate auction of antiques, appliances, and
household effects to be, held at the Jacob Auction
Centre In Mitchel( for. the Herb and Alma Wittig
estate.
SAT. MAR. 28 at 10 a.m.
Auction of tractors, Implements and antiques at
Qirries for Wall!e Ross"
WED. APR. 1 at 11 a.m..
gearing auction of tractors, Implements; and misc.
items to be held2 mi. south of Russeldale for James
, aid"Dennis Grinney.
•
THURS. APR. 2 at 11 a.m.
Grearing auction of tractors, Implements, and misc.
to be held'southeest of Stratford for David Hpdson.
ERI, APR. 3 at 12:30' p.m.
gearing auction of tractors, implements, hogs, and
misc. lobe held 2 mt. west of Sebringville for Mike
Van t.ankveld.
SAT. APR. 4 at 10 a.m.
Auc'ti'on of irrlplem'ertts and household effe is at • Bright for Robin Gilhof n,
WED. APR. 8 at 10 a.M.
Annual farm equipment consignment auction at the
Jacob Atkilon Yard in Mitchell' incfudidg a full line
from Claus Stadelmoyer. Con'signintins now top
advertising.
THURS. APR. 9 at 12:30 p.m.
clearing auction of farm (subfecf to prior safe),
fano equipment, end misc. itehis le be held et Lot
31, Conc. 10 of Ellice Twp. for Eugene 9annen.
FRI. APR.10 at 1 p.m,
Clearing auctioh of tractors, Impl'em'ents and mise.
to be held i1/4 mi, east of Dublin and ,North on
•sideroad for floss 'P#15per_
SAT. APR, 11 AT 10 a;m.
uip'ment and tools for Rose'm'ary
Aucfioh M shop eq
Cheslock at Tavistock.
TUE
. a'arinSaSSliion 551 traitors, Implements, feed, beef.
9
rattle and horses t'o beheld 1I4 miles sdtith df
SebrIn5"vifle oh the $cation Road. John t(oekman,.
prop
THIJR5 AP: 16 at 12:30'
Aucltoui 01 tradiers,conlbine•and implements 16 be
held watt of Staffs for Jack Batton. '
• SAT: APR. 18 at 1 ,p m
Auction of shop egiiflihent and toaie to be held at •
tat 32, bnc t0 of llioe Twp forLEuJolla Bannon
TENDERS
Tender.,s will be received by ."the,'
undersigned for necessary •
GRASS' CUTTING •
at Seaforth Community Hospital during
the coming 1987'season.
Tenders'are to indicate the, equipment
that will be used and are to be based on
an amount per cutting; and for
LAWN ROLLING •
the hospital grounds: once, at a time. to
be agreed on.
Separate tenders for each are to be
submitted in writing prior to:
5 p.m. Wednesday, April 8, 1987
to •
Henry Schwarz
Director of ,Maintenance
Seaforth Cmmunity Hospital
Seaforth, Ontario
FOR SALE BY TENDER
The following property is offered for
sale by tender, namely'. In the Township
of McKillop, in the County of Huron and
Province of Ontario and being com-
posed of the West half of Lot No. 9,
Concession 5 of the said Township,
containing 50 acres more or less, on.
which there are no buildings.
Tenders are to be submitted to the
undersigped, marked "Tender", with a
certified 'cheque?made payable to the
undersigned frost tit a deposits a for
16% of 'I'1e` it'ttlia a price, `doV tater
than 12 o'clock noon onuthe "3'Ist day of
March, 1987, at which time the tenders
then• received will be opened. The
balance of the said purchase price is to
be paid by May 1st, 1987 by certified
cheque,
The deposit of 10% submitted with any
tender not accepted will forthwith• be
returned.
The highest or any other tender will not
necessarily be accepted.
DATED at Seaforth, Ontario this l8th
day of March, 1987.
McConnell, Stewart & Devereaux
Barristers, & c.,
P.O. Box 220
Seaforth, Ontario.
NOK 1WO.
1 37. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
FREDERICK ARCHIBALD DOBSON
All persons having claims against the
estate of Frederick Archibald Dobson,
late of the Town of Seaforth in the
County of Huron, who died on the 6th
day of January, 1987, are hereby
notified to send in hill particulars of
their claims to the undersigned on or
before the 8th -day of April, 1987, after
which date the assets will be distributed
having regard only to claims then
received.
Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this 13th day
of March, 1987.
McCONNELL„STEWART
& DEVEREAUX
Barristers, &c.,
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the executors
38. SERVICE DIRECTORY
LAWN ROLLING. Phone 527-1750: 38-12-2
LAWN SPRAYING available. Call Allan
Ducharme 527-2157• , 38-12-4
LAWN ROLLING, Gary Osborn, 527.-0642.
38-11-3
• SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS b) all makes
and models, 19,years 'experience, all repairs.
guaranteed. Contact Ryans Roost, •St.
Columban, 345-2750. > 38-07-tr
Repairs To All Major Appliances
including refrigeration
A1'I=Make ppIiance . 348;81-00—
We charge nothing to come to.your .door
Fuel Oil Furnace
Repair and Cleaning
Paratchek's Maintenance
. Dublin 345-2235
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
EARL CHESLEY STEELE
All persons havingaims against the
estate of E s y Steele, late of the
Town of Seaforth the County of
Huron, deceased who ied on the 5th
day 6f November 1986, are hereby
notified to send in fall pa' titulars of
their claims to the undersigned on or
before the 8th day of April, 1987, after
which date the assets will be distributed
having regard only toclaims then
,
receive'd.
Dated at Seaforth, Ontario, this 16th
• day of Marc
h 1987. ,
McCONNELL, STEWART
& DEVEREAUX
Barristers; Set,
Seafrrth,, Ontario
• Solicitors (or the eifecutOP's
.39. CARD OF THANKS
EYRE
Most sincere thanks to all r my :frienils; yi
relatives and neighbors who visited and sent
cards and gifts to help brighten my stay in
Seaforth Hospital. Thanks to Dr, Malkus and
the whole staff.. You're a great bunch.
Special thanks to Donnie and,. Bill, and Jean
Simpson. This.. will always be remembered.
Agnes Eyre
39-12x1
WILLIAMS'
The family of. the late Kenneth William's
wish. to thank.,. relatives, • friends and
neighbors for their expressions of sympathy.
end-su- pport-during-the-recent-passing-of-our—
husband, . father, and 'grandfather Our
sincere thanks for the charitable donations,
floral tributes, gifts of•food and messages of ,
sympathy. ,Special thanks to Rev. George '
•Anderson. and the Members of .the Exeter
Legion. Special, thanks to Michael Falconer
for his patience and consideration. Your..
kindness will never be forgotten,
The Williams Family
39-12-1 :
DOERR'S'
Appliance & TV
G.E. and ZENITH
Phone 348-9033
Open 6 Days a Week
MAIN ST: • MITCHELL,
PLUMBING .'
HEATING. ri1
and ELECTRICAL.
CONTRACTORS
SILLS
H
Ome HOME
Hardware • HARDWARE,
ARDWARE
Seaforth 527-162C
HENSALL .LIVESTOCK
' SALES
Every Thursday at 12:30 p.m.
All classes of livestock
...•_W.E INVITE YOUR CONSIGNMENTS
Victor Hargreaves Greg Hargreaves
482-7511 Clinton 262-2619 Hensall
Barry Miller
.236-2717 Exter & 229-6205 Kirkton
VEA S
Abattoir and Meat Market
Hwy. 83.3'/ miles east of Exeter
235-1123
Try' us for
CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING
Kill Days-Tuddaysit, 414;
OUR SPECIALTY
Home cured and smoked meats.
processed exactly the way,you like it.
O'CONNOR
I would like to thank my relatives, friends
and neighbors for the visits, "flowers, treats
and' cards while a - patient in Seaforth .
Community Hospital. Special thanks to Fr.
Sipek, Fr. Caruana,. Dr. Malkus and .all the
staff of the hospital. 'It, was, all deeply
appreciated. • Mary O'Connor .
39-12-1.._.
• SHEA ”
We'd like to thank everyone for all their help
and support in the event of our r.ecent.house
' ,fire. Your geherosity has helped u.; get back
on our feet. Shawne and Andree Shea
39-12x1
KARATECLUB'•
Seaforth-Mitchell Karate Club would like to
thank all members and sponsors for, their
help 'and donations for both the kick -a -than
and flea'market.• Your support has been
greatly appreciated, 39-12.-1
WILSON
'I would like .to thank Dr. Hargett, the nurses,
and: staff at Clinton Public Hospital and
everyone for cards, flowers, gifts and visits. ..
Thanks also to Lenny and Joe for helping,
pass the time. Brian Wilson
39-12x1.
-, t. 6
COMPLETE LAWN -81
YARD MAINTENANCE
Serving All of Huron County
BOOK NOW FOR SPRING
Fully Insured & Guaranteed
"A CUT ABOVE THE BEST"
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6.4027
2T50 H.Lt
G•4211
2900 H.U.
JIM PAPPLE
RIR. 4
SEAFORTH, O.NTARIO
NOK 1W0
527-0699
39, CARD OF THANKS
STONE
I would like to thank Dr.,Malkus and nurses
at Seaforth Hospital and everyone who sent
flowers, cards and gifts while I was a
patient. Everything was very much apprec-
iated. Kathleen Stone
39:121
_PIPE
We wish fo exp'r'ess our thanks to everyone
who were so kind and considerate at the
sudden, passing of our loved one. To Barry
and Kim Gray df Harriston for all their
• assistance, to the fireman, the ambulance
crew tee"their help and support. Also thanks
to Rev. Victor J atnieson .Dr, Fred Be's!k, the
Watts Funeral HO le, relatives, friends,arrid
neighbors for all the donations and food th'af
was br'o'ught to our homes Aka fat the'
flowers and cards, to the .ladies Of the
Presbyterian Church for providing the lunch.
Such thoughfulness has been a source of
tetra Ott 'to. all of uS., Freda Pipe and Family
MILLER
I would like, to thank everyone for all the
lovely cards,, treats, and all. the many
visitors, in hospital and since coming home'.
Frank -Miller
39-12-1 '
• HULLEY
I wish to thank my family, friends and
neighbors for their flowers, cards, visits and
phone calls while I was in the hospital'and
-since returning home. Special thanks to Dr.
Malkus, nursing staff and Rev. Van Slyke for
his visits, Your thoughtfulness was very
much appreciated. • Betty Hulley
39-12x1
STOREY
I would.like .to'thank my family, relatives,
friends and neighbors for their visits, 'cards,
flowers, and gifts while 1 was in the hospital:
Special thanks to Drs. Malkus and Wong,
Caruana, uturses- and . staff for the
iiundness aria care. Mary Storey
• 39-12-1
RUTLEDGE
A special thanks, to doctors, nurses and staff
at Seaforth Community Hospital also at
Stratford General Hospital. To all friends,
neighbors and relatives who inquired about
me, sent flowers, fruit and cards. Thanks
Thelma. Doreen Rutledge
39-12-1
WHITNEY
I would like to thank our friends and'
relatives for the many cards received at the
time of Albert's (Ab's) death. Special thanks
to Reverend Van Slyke, the organist, the
pallbearers, the ladies at the church for the
lunch who gavetheir time to make and serve
the lovely luncheon. Also to the Masonic
Lodge and the Lions Club for their memorial
services held at the funeral home.,Thank you
•to everyone for the floral tributes and the
charitable donations, Appreciation to Ross
and Joyce Ribey and family. To the staff at
the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home for their
professional, sincere and courteous service.
Also to anyone who helped in any way at the
time of Albert's death, All of your kindness
will never be forgotten. Everything was
greatly appreciated, We will all remember
him,•
Lou Whitney
39-12.1
40. IN MEMORIAM
WOOD: In loving memory of John Wood
who passed away 2 years ago March 26,.
1985.
Greatly missed and remembered always
by his family. 40-12x1
McGiRATH: In loving memory of Michael
McGrath who passed away March 26, 1986.
Sadly missed by Jin), Sharon and
Matthew. d0 -12x 7
McGRATH: In loving memory of F.M.
Mickey McGrath who was taken frim his
family March 26, 1986
I wish so much that life could be,
Just ds it was before,
That you could be in your favorite chair,
When I came through the door.
I will always remember the way you looked,
The way you spoke and smiled,_
The little things you said and did,
Are with me all the while.
You were someone I thought more of,
As each day came to an end,
You were my dear loved husband,
But best of all my friend.
. We made our vows together,
Until death do us part,.
But the day God' took you from me,
My whole world fell apart,
Still in my heart you are living yet,
e. . ,
I loved you too dearly to ver forget.
Remembered with love and sadly missed
by yourwife rna; • 40-12x1
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