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23. REAL ESTATE
23. REAL ESTATE
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115 East William. St.
51 Brantford St.
156 Mill St.
James St.
Dublin Area
89 High pt.
72 Acres
95 West William St.
36 Wilson St.
Egmondville
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Selling?
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527-15.77
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REAL ESTATE LTD.
. REPRESENTATIVES
HENRY MERO . 527-0430
NEIL McNICHOL 527-0089
NEW LISTING: Building Lot.6O' x,148', Nice
location $9,500.
NEW LISTING: Executive raised ranch with
all the extras. 3 bedrooms, Florida room
professionally landscaped, etc. Really must
be seen.
NEW LISTING: Convenienthideaway • 1
bedroom cottage. 2 stocked ponds, her•
dwood bush all on 80 acres. Close to Lake
Huron. -
COUNTRY STYLE chalet in Egmondville, 3
bedrooms, attached garage, large lot and
much more. 581,000.00
D UPLEX with excellent, income,, completely
redone, well rented. 550,000.00
20 ACRES of bush, .small creek. Ideal
retreat.
11 CHURCH ST: Goodvalue in this 4
bedroom 1'6 storey home at 529,500.00
A BARGAIN: at $39.500.00. This 3 bedroom
bungalow Is close to .uptown on a double
lot. It has attached garage, o new kitchen
and recent roof. Check it out.
3 BEDROOM brick bungalow, highway.
location, 2 miles from Seoforlh., inground
pool, garage, electric heat, much more.
5' ACRE building lot near 5t. Columban.'
524,000.00
LARGE commercial building. Main St.
location.
COUNTRY HOME in McKillop Twp. on a
poved road, A beautiful 4 bedroom, 2 storey
brick home with full walk-in attic on 5 acres.
For only 557,000.00
EGMONDVILLE: 2 storey brick home, com-
pletely and tastefully decorated
throughout. large lot, garage. Must be
seen.
LOOK AT THIS: 15 acre vacant fond, close
to Seaforth,
59 SEAT RESTAURANT: and take-out, Coil
for'details,
WILSON ST.: Excellent 4 bedroom. very
modern. 580,000.00
AUTO BODY: Repair shop, very modern
shop with or without all equipment. Inquire.
REDUCED: 575,900.00. 10 acres,' 2 storey
brick house, 2 sheds. pond, very nice.
B UILDING LOTS: We have 0 very good
select -ion of tots in Seaforth. Egmondville
and area. Call for your choice.
AREA FARMS
& COUNTRY PROPERTIES
HULLETT TWP:
20 ACRES: Hog operation, 450 capacity,
Hulleft Twp. 579,900.00 •
LAYERS: Modern operation, 8700 quota, 50
acres, fine 4 bedroom brick home.
100 ACRES: 92 workable, 50' x 1.00' shed,
excellent frame home, very scenic.
5110,000.00
MCK ILLOP TV/P.
Tb0 AERES: Good house, shed, barn. near
Seafatth.
2,50 ACRE PARCELS, no buildings. tiled.
565,000.00 each:
12Y, ACRES: of hardwood bush. 519,'900.00' ,
SO .ACRES: Systematically tiled, no
buildings, Reduced. S55,000,00.
115 ACRES: Partially tiled, no buildings.
Reduced$150.000.00
75 ACRES: No'buildings. $120,000.00
69 ACRES:Nobuildings. u5500000
31 ACRES: No buildings. $85,000.00
150 ACRES: 140 workable. brick home• ex
cellent financing available.
GODERICH TWP.
SO ACRES: N'ear Bayfield, ni'Ce bush with
spring creek. 568,000.00
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CANCER CANADIENNE
SOCIETY DU CANCER
34.. AUCTION SALES
Doug Jacob & Wallie Ross
- 271-7894 or393-6214
AUCTION REGISTER
THUR$., MAY 21 AT 6:00 P.M.: Clearing
Auction of antiques; appliances and -
household effects to be held at the Jacob
Auction Centre, 185 Herbert St. in Mit-
chell for Ed Knechtel.
FRI., MAY 22 AT 6:00 P.M.: Estate Auction
of tractors; older implonionts'and anti,
que furniture to be held on the first farm
South of Harmony for the Estate of the
Late John Chester Rennin.
1:F(U15';; f,KAV g AY 4:00 P Mf. A,cflon of
o large collection of collectible farm toys
& a fow household effects to bo hold at
the Mitchell & District Community, Cen-
tre in Mitchell for the Estate of the Lato
Dennis Grinney. •
WED., JUNE 10 AT 11:00 A.M.: Clearing
auction of tractors; implements; antiques
& household effects to bo held 1 mile
west of Cromarty. Eldon Allen prop.
SAT., JUNE 13 AT 9:30 A.M.: Estate Auc-
tion of tractors; implements and a house
full of antiques -to be held 4 miles West
of Sebringviile for the Estate of the Late
George Siebert.
EVENING AUCTION
SALE
of Tractor, riding lawnmower, VIC
dump trailer, bean equipment, hen
equipment, furniture, household ef.
fects, apptiantes etc., to be hold 2%
miles south of Walton then 2 Miles
east on Family Paradise Road for Glen
McNichol
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27.
AT 6:00 P.M.
TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT: MF 35
three cylinder diesel fractot; IHC 382
hydrostatic lawnmower with 36 inch
deek, 2 yrs. old; Kongskilde 91/r ft.
cultivator; VIC hydraulic dump frailer
with 8 x 10 platfortn;'!nubs 570 Bean
windresver with cross conveyor;
Mauer 4 row bean puller: McKee 620
snowblower; wire cages for 480 lay-
ing hens with water and feed troughs;
electric winch and scraper bucket for
cleaning out hen house; egg grader
and Roto egg washer; Homelite XL
130 chain saw; Surge milker pump;
steam cylinder governor; jack all lack;
3 PT Hitch draw bar; 3.50 ft. or 75 ft.
drive belts; barrel oil pump; 2 storage
cupboards; steel post driver; logging
chains; MED 31/: HP garden tiller;• gas
lawnmower; 400 angel stone Mick;
electric debugger; 2 neck yokes; mise.
Nand fools.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Harvest gold
Washer and dryer; Hot Point counter
top stove - like new; Hot Point buiTt-
rn dishwasher - 6Yrs. old; deluxe bunk
beds with mattresses; washstand;'
washstand with single door aril'end
towel bars; 2 trunk"; antique captains
chair; 4 wooden kitchen chairs; 2 old
rockingch'airs,matching thesterfietd
and choir; upholstered chair; platform
rocker; recliner chair plus misc. it'em's.
TERMS CASH ,FARM I5 SOLD
Auctioneer
IZICl9t31'f.� Lobb
Clinton, On$. 514-482.7898
Owner
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Glen McNichol
.519-527.0395
34. AUCTION SALES
RICHARD LO -BB
- Clinton 482-7898
AUCTION CALENDAR
WED., MAY 20 AT 6:30 PM - Apph,uu os and
household Nits Is at 27 Ra1155a5 SI., Se,iturth for
lune Elliott.
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THURS., MAY 21 AT 6:30 P.M. - Modern ap-
pliances, furniture al'Rit hard told'', Aut titin
Barn, Clinton tor Nant 5 K',suit iavlur. I Ionsall
& Mary Sharp, Clinton. Ful! list in last week's
paper.
SAT., MAY 23 AT 1 P.M. - Tr,u tors, swather, Dion
forage wagon, harvester, farm machinery for
Geo Quick, 21/2 miles east and 1 v, miles north
of f'ales Full list itt last week", paper. •
TUES., MAY 26 AT 6:30 1 M. • Tractors, forage
wagons, Zero graze harvester machinery, etc.
21O miles north tit Mitt hell tor Doug Shears.
WED., MAY 27 AT 6 P.M. - MF 15 aattor
mat lunery ruling lawn ntrxsrr hen cages &
equipment, bean puller & wintlrower.
household este is for Glen Mt Nu hot, 2 it rink's
south of Walton and lir miles oast of Family
Paradise Rd.
THURS., MAY 28 AT 7 P.M. • 10 nesv waterbeds:
' heckling; pictures; office equipment; large
carpet tl Waterbed Fantasy, Zchts Mali.
(I,(k,rtc h, Ont.
SAT., MAY 20 AT 10 A.M.: Ahbquesi furniture;
appliances; 10 x 18 garage dont, like new; at
Lubh Aut lien Barn, Clinton. Ont.
AUCTION SALE
of antiques, collectable items and furniture
for Mrs. Predo Pipe of R.R. 4 Brussels
SALE HELD IN BRUSSELS
AT THE BRUSSELS -MORRIS & GREY
COMMUNITY CENTRE ARENA
SATs MAY 23 AT 10:30 A.M.
COLLECTION OF: Post Cards; Cups & Saucers;
Plates; Salt & Pepper; Birds (2 Sets); Coal Oil
Lomps: Bells: Cones (1 gold); Avon pieces.
ANTIQUES: 2 Beaver Jars: 1 Stat Jar; Slot
Irons; Commode Sets (odd pieces): 1920.
Books; Wosh Basin set (p011101); Cross Cut
Sows; Wath Boards (sinal) & large); Wooden
Blanker Box; Trunks; Spool Bed; 2 Treadle Sew-
ing Machines (1 Eotons. 1 Singer): Lanterns:
Depression Gloss (pink & green): Grain
Cradle; Ox Yoke; Wooden Cotn Planters; Cone
Bottom Chairs; Spittoon; Pictures (old); Boiler,
Wooden Rolling Pins.
SELLING AS WELL ARE 2 VIOLINS: 1 Sfract,
varius copy & 1 Hoff. (beth in fair condition);
2 Violins for parts.
FURNITURE: Hall Tree: Platform Rocker; Cof-
fee Table & Tables: Odd Choirs; Drester; Chest
of Drawers; Hassock: Pictures; 3 Chino
Cabinets; Trunk: Wooden Desk Table with
drawer.
MISCELLANEOUS: Glasses; Odd Dishes:
Candle Maker; Tea Pot: Cream & Sugar: Set
of Dishes; Brown Bowl; irons; Ice Picks;
Cookie Jar,' Wooden Pipe Stand; Blow Torches;
Wheelbarrow; Crokinole Board; Plastic toilet
seat: Planes; as well there are other
numerous items.
PLAN TO ATTEND THIS SALE , as there is an
excellent line of COLLECTORS ANTIQUES, fur-
niture, etc. - everything this family has in this
sole had thought and interest behind it!
TERMS: CASH Day 6f Sole and 1% Saki Tax
will be in effect.
OWNER OR AUCTIONEER NOT RESPONS1,
BLE FOR LOSS OF PURCHASE OR AC- -
CIDENTS DAY OF SALE.
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
OWNER: Mrs. Freda Pipe
887-6036 or 887-6175
AUCTIONEER: Briar Rinftoul
357.2349
38. SERVICE DIRECTORY
ReAll Major To Appliances
including refrigeration '
All -Make Appliance 348-8100
We charge'nettling to corn e,to_y,our,dbor
THi .NURO,N EXPO §11.OR ,/!7F,lY.2danJ,`A7 Y)A
39, CARD Of TNANKS
34. AUCTION SALES.
ESTATE AUCTION
Of a Targe collection of farm toys and
related farm machinery items, to be
held at the Mitchell & DistrictCommuni-
ty' Centre on
THURSDAY, MAY 28
AT 6:00 P.M.
INCLUDING: 35 antique & modern toy
collectible tractors Including Cockshutt
set and COM IH 4WD; some Dinky & Cor-
gi tractors; 50 different truck banks;
twelve 1/16 and 1/32, combines In.
ell dnl g WFE 9200 and two collector uni-
systems; forty 1/32 tractors including
Versatile 'Plowing Match Special and
Versatile. 836 First Edition; many Bri-
tian'; Siku and Ertl standardtractors;
hundreds of 1/64 tractors including
Case Agri•King and Steiger First Edition;,
twenty watch fobs; 30 belt buckles; cap
collection and numerous Other collecti-
ble Items.
Viewing after 5:00 p.m. only
Plan to attend this interesting sale with
something 'for every collector.
Prop.: Estate of the Late Dennis Grinney
Auctioneer
Douglas Jacob
519-271-7894
& Wallie Ross
519-539-5077
WILLIAMSON
The family. of the late Evelyn Wii(ianison would
like to express their sincere thanks and ap'
predation to ,all our friends, neighbours and
relatives tor the memorial donations, floral
tributes, sympathy cards and food brought to
our homes. Special thank you to. the Doctors
and Nurses of Seaforth Hospital Stratford
Hospital, Seaforth Ambulance Service • and
Whitney-Ribey Funeral' Home: To ReV. James,
Van Slyke thank you for a meaningful service
when we so suddenly lost • our loved and
devoted mother andgrandmother, Gerald and
Barb, Ken and Anne, Ron and Dorthea and
families, 39-20x1
ST.EPHENSON
The family of the late Elmore R. Stephenson,
wish to express their sincere thanks to friends,
relatives and neighbours for their, many ex-
presSions of concern during Elmore's lengthy
sickness and at the time of his death. Thanks
to Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, Egmondville
United Church and the U.C.W. Special thanks
to Rev. Cheryl -Ann Stadelbauer-Sampa and
Rev. Archie Robertson and Eric and Shirley
Luther for music. Food- given by Bill and
Velma Miller and "others was greatly. ap-
preciated. We also extend deep appreciation
to many others who helped in various .ways
prior to Elmore's passing and especially to our
niece, .Barbara Talbot of- London, who was
particularly attentive and helpful. 39-20x1
CHESNEY.
, The family of late Alma Chesney would like to
thank friends, relatives and neighbours for the
' food, cards, floral tributes and expressions of
sympathy duringthe loss of our dear sister
and aunt. Your kindness was greatly ap-
preciated. John Elliott and Deb Janmaat and
family. 39-20x1
35. TENDERS WANTED
MINISTRY OF HOUSING
A_ Huron County
Housing Authority
P.T. (H.C.) 87-01 '
Replacement of Roof Shingles 'at
the Senior Citizens .Building in Ex-
eter, Ontario (OH1).
Tenders will be received.. for the
above until 11:00 a.m. local time,
Wednesday, May 27th, 1987 by the
Huron County Housing Authority, 48
The Square,'Goderich, Ontario. N7A
1M5, (519) 524-2637 from whom
"details 'an"d specifications may be :'
obtained, quoting reference number
as above.
THE LOWEST OR ANY TENDER
NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED.
38. SERVICE DIRECTORY
ASPHALT PAVING, driveways and parking
lots. Free Estimates. Phone Robert Symes
Construction, Lucknow, 528-3047. 38-1841
THE LAWNMASTEf3 - Lawn' cutting and trim-
ming, landscaping. Call Paul Vander Molen
527-1750. 38-18-1f
SEWING
Repairs, Alterations and Dress Making.
Call after 4 p.m.
527-1970 Ask for Paula
Fuel Oil Furnace
Repair and Clean;
Paratchek's Maintenance
Dublin 345.2235 ,
VEA
Abattoir and Meat Market
Hwy, 83.3t% miles east of Exeter
235-1123
Try us for
CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING
Kill Days - Tuesdays
OUR SPECIALTY
Home cured and smoked meats.
processed exactly the way you like it. '
HENSALL LIVESTOCK
SALES
Every Thursday at 12:30p,m.
All classes of livestock
WE INVITE YOUR CONSIGNMENTS
Victor Hargreaves Greg Hargreaves
482-7511 Clinton 262-2619 Hensall
Barry Miller
236-2717 Ester & 229.6205 Kirkfan
DOERR'S
Appliance & TV
G.E. and ZENITH
Phone 348-9033
Open 6 Days a Week
MAIN ST. MITCHELL
PLUMBING
HEATING
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Seaforth 527-162d
39, CARD OF THANKS
JUTZI
We would like to give special thanks to Dr.
UnderWood and the nursing staff at Seaforth
Comrattaity H'o'spital for the -great care you
have ,given ti's. Also to all Our family and
(riend's who visited, sent card`s' flowers and
gifts. Its reatly a
ppreciatetl Spikier thenk
s
gee's out to my husband Jamie and my morli
for being there; when Tyler needed the most,
Love, Lyn arid Tyler. 39-20'x1
LAMONT
I would like to thank Dr. Rodney and the ,
nurses at Seaforth Hospital for the great care -
they gave me while I was in. Special thanks to'
my friends and family and especially to my
mom and sister Dianne since 1' returned home.
If was all greatly appreciated. Marg Lamont.
39-20x1
KRUSE
I wish to thank Dr. Malkus the nurses and staff
of Seaforth Hospital for the thoughtful care I
. received as a patient, many. thanks also to, my
family, friends 'and legion members and the
V.O.N. nurses for visits. cards and phone
' calls. George S. Kruse. 39-20-1
LEWINGTON
The family of the late Elvie Lewington wish to
convey thanks and appreciation to everyone
for their, expressions of sympathy, floral con-
tributions, donations, cards and gifts of food
sent to us since the loss of a dear mother and
grandmother. Special thanks to Rev. Archie
Robertson and Barb and Max Watts for their
comfort and prayers at this time. Also a
special thank you to ladies who provided
lunch after the service and also thanks to the
16th line ladies 'who served. Your•
thoughtfulness and kindness will long be
remembered by Mary and Doug and family
and Ern and Annette and family. 39-20-1
40. IN MEMORIAM
NIXON
In memory of Jim Nixon who passed away
suddenly the result of an accident on May 23,
1985,
You meant so very much to us
That nothing we can say can tell the sadness
in our hearts •
It doesn't matter the day or year
There are -always memories of you here
Memories don't fade they just grow deep
For someone we loved but could not keep
Memories are treasures no one can Steal
Death is a headache no one can heal.
Some may forget now that you are gone.
But We will remember no matter how tong. .
Lovingly remembered and sadly missed, Mom
and Dad. 40-20X1
MALONE
In testing memory of a dear friend, Gary
Malone who passed 'away two years ago May
22, 1985.
I think of him in silence,
His name I oft recall
There is nothing left to answer
But his picture on the wall.
Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by
Cheryl. 40-20x1
NIXON
In loving memory of a dear husband arid
father Jim Nixon who passed away on May 23,
1985.
He is gone but not forgotten
And, as dawns another year,
In our lonely hours of thinking, '
Thoughts of him are always near.
Days of sadness will come o'er us. '
Many think the wound It healed,
But they little know the sorrow
That hes in the heart concealed.
Lovingly remembered by wife Deb and
children Tim, Greg, Billy and Laura. 40-20-1
TEMPLEMAN
in loving memory of a dear daughter, sister
and aunt, Elizabeth Jean Templeman, who'
:eft us suddenly ,nine years ago, May 26, 1918.
In a quiet country garden,
Where the gentle breezes blow,
Lays the one we loved se dearly,
Whom we lost nine years ago.
TO some she may be forgotten,
To others just a part of the past,
But to Us who knew her and loved her,
Her memory will always fast.
No longer in our lives to share
But in our heart's she is e afwaY s there.
.
Dearly loved arid always remembered. Dad,
Mort;, and all your family. 40-20x1
MALONE
In loving memory of our dear son and brother,
Gary, who passed away May 22, 1985,
We sat beside your bedside
Our hearts Were cru'sh'ed and tote.
We did our duty to the end
Till We could do no more.
In tears we watched you sinking
We watched you fade away
And'th'ougfi nor hearts Were breaking
We' kneW yeti could not stay.
You ;'eft behind some aching hearts,
That leVed you' most sincere.
We never shall and never Will ,
porg9't you Gary dear.
Always loved and sadly missed by Mom, Len,
Bob, Anne Marie and Grandpa. 40.-20xi