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34. AUCTION SALES
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Combine; 2 tractors; boat and troller;
farm mochlnery; etc. to bo held 41/2
mites •south of Bayfield on Hwy. 21 for
JIM CLEAVE on
SATURDAY, APRIL 15th
AT 10:30 A.M.
NOTE: Machinery sells ct. approx. 12
noon
BOAT: Mason 16' cedar boat with con.
vertible top, Evinrudo big twin 40 HP
outboard motor, complete with trailer,
water skis; Ski doo trailer; Skl dao
snowmobile; 16' canvas condo.
COMBINE: Massey Ferguson 300 self
propelled combine with 11' cutter bar
head, bat reel; Innes straw shreaddor,
9' pick-up rasp bar and bean cylinder,
(REAL SHARP)
SWATHER: Massey Ferguson 44, 10' self
propelled with pick-up reel and water
cooled engine.
TRACTORS: John Deere 4020 diesel,
with cab heater, 16.4 x 34 tires, out,.
Illary fuel tank, 16.4 e 34 clamp on
duals; Nuffield 4/63 with Leland diesel
engine front weights, 16.9 x 30 tires.
MACHINERY: 2 Turnco 5• packers;
Cockshutt 4 furrow n 16" semi -mount
plow; Allis 12' trail disc; Glencoe 12'
trail cultivator with harrows; MF 33 15
run seed and fertilizer drill; 12' trail
fond leveler; Triple IL 4 row rowcrop
cultivator with rolling shields (nearly
new); 2 - 3 drum rollers; 5 sectlon.dia-
mond harrows and pole; John Deere
494 4 row planter; 3 PTHItch fertliizer
spreader; 7' heavy duty 3 PTHltch
blade; New Holland 67 hay baler; New
Holland side rake; New Idea 7' mower;
old hay crimper: 30' pipe hay elevator
wth undercarriage; MLT 36' hay and
grain elevator with electric motor
(good one); Cathie 3 PTHatch sprayer
with hypro pump; 3 gravity bins on
Martin wagons; 2 wheel trailer; farm,
Ing mill; 2000 Ib. scale; Heim 7
snowblower; 2 hydraulics cylinders; 3
hydro fencers; approx. 50 eiectrie fence
posts; horse drawn cutter; 2 iron ket•
ties; small barn lack; lack ail lack; log"
ging chains; 220 electric heater;
wheelbarrow; radar cans; phis a wagon
dead of misc. and other Items.
Costner retiring. Lunch booth
TERMS: Cash or Cheque with proper LO.
OWNER: Jim Cleave 519-565.5241
AUCTIONEER
Richard Lobb
519-482-7898
Clinton, Ontario
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CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Combine; 2 tractors; large farm
machinery; Lincoln car; riding lawn
mower; grain buggy. etc. to be held 35
miles east of Winthrop for MARTIN
MURRAY on
THURSDAY, APRIL 13th
AT 12 NOON
NOTE: Machinery sells at 1:00 p.m,.
COMBINE: International 915 hydro
static turbo diesel combine with cab.
heater, air monitors, straw shredder,
23.1 x 26 drive tires; IHC 863 six row
narrow corn head; IHC 810, 15' cutter
bar heed with pick-up re& and 14' In-
nes pick-up; IHC 810 16.5 love bar, cut•
ting heed with pick-up reel.
SWATHER: international 175 13' with
hay conditioner and Wisconsin motor.
TRACTORS: Case 2670 4 wheel drive
diesel tractor with cab; heater etc.,
23.1 x 30 tires, 4 sets of hydraulic
outlets, 15 x 34 clamp on duals; Inter-
national 1066 turbo diesel tractor with
cab heater, air, front weight, 20.8 x 36
tires (REAL SHARP),' 20.8 n 38 axle
duals.
RIDING MOWER: INC 80 Cadet
hydrostatic with new 12 HP engine.
CAR; 1978 Lincoln 4 door Town car, ful-
ly loaded, good candition,selling,as is,
MACHINERY: Tandem truck with 20'
steel grain body pole hoist and tarp
10.00 x 20 tires; INC 7 furrow x 18"
spring reset •ball plow; INC 4700 36'
Vibrashank cuitivator with harrows;
INC 810 18 run double disc seed drill
with grass. seeder; Lukes grain buggy
on 23.1 x 26 tires; Nardi 500:galion
tandem axle sprayer with 45' self level.
ing boom. electrical controls and foam
markers; Kilbros 375 gravity box with
extensions on truck frame wagon; Bea-
ty meter mill; MF81O hay baler;
Westfield 46' x 8" auger with PTO
drive; Speed King 40' x 6" auger with
5 HP electric motor; ,Gehl 7200 crop
chopper, 6 yrs. old; Kool blower;
George White 28' hay and grain
elevator with electric motor; 4section
diamond harrows; 11 tooth 3 •PTHltch
anhydrous applicator; 12' Danish
cultivator; 3 PTHltch 12 row drop noz-
zle boom; 3 drum rollers; Cose 4 bar
side rake; 2 fiat racks and wagons; 2 -
1SO got,. aluminum ,saddle tanks and
frame;' 300 gal. aluminum .tank on 3
PTHltch frame; logsplltter;.alder..gravi.
ty box on wagon; 11' grain .auger;
wooden pig feeder;; 10" I. beam 15'
long; belt pulley fits 4000"Ford; .farm.
Ing mill; platform scale;,anowmoblle
trailer; fiberglas truck topper; .barn
jack; 20 round bales of hay; .approx.
1000 brains of red clover hay, 3 _yrs- old;
2000 gal. tankfor scrap; plus a wagon
load of misc.
Farms are. sold Lunch Booth
TERMS: Cash or Cheque. with. proper 1.0.
OWNER: Martin Murray.Seaforth,.Ont.
519.627.1609
AUCTIONEER
Richard ,:Lobb
t_519-482=7898 Cunton,.°marl.
IIA%*OMNtf YOU88GOS
:AGAINST
•CANAf1AS r/1 KILLER.
35. TENDERS WANTED
35. TENDERS WANTED
Its
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Cab & Chassis for
3/4 Tor Truck
Specifications available at Clinton Public Utilities Office, Clin-
ton, Ontario or by writing to P.O. Box 520, Clinton, Ontario,
NOM 1LO.
Tenders must be in at the Public Utilities Office by 5:00 p.m.
on Monday, April 17, 1989.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
CLINTON PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
34. AUCTION SALES
ESTATE AUCTION
OF TWO FARMS; TRACTORS; OMPLEMENT5;
VEHICLES; SAWMILL; ANTIQUES AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS 70 BE HELD 5 MOLES
NORTH OF MITCHELL AND 1'/ MOLES WEST
OF BORNHOLM ON
SATURDAY, APRIL 8
AT 9:30' A.M. .
PROPERTY: Parcel 1: This *arm being 10D
acres more or less has 90 acres workable
with random drainage and 8 acres hard-
wood bush. On the farm Is situated a 1'.-,
storey brick home; large L-shaped bank
barn: cement block shop with overhead
door and a drlveshed. The farm Is In o
good state of cu0tfection.
Parcel 2: This parcel is 25 acres more or
less with 18 acres workable being drain-
ed at random and 7 acres hardwood bush.
TERMS ON PROPERTY: 10% downpoyment
by cash or certifiable cheque day of sale.
8adance in 30 days. Sailing subject to
reasonable reserve. To view farms con-
tact Larry Muegge at 347-2789 days or
348-6770 evenings.
TRACTORS & S.P. EQUIPMENT: J.D. 0 1936
on rubber is*eel lugs & road rims sold
separately); Ford 860 gas tractor; Ford -
son Major diesel tractor: Case 0 rowcrop
with loader; M.F. Super 92 with pickup,
straight head & straw chopper; Owaton-
na 10 ft. swather with conditioner.
IMPLEMENTS: Ferguson 2 furrow plow;
.1.0. one-way disc; 8 ft. trail disc; .1.0. 10
ft. troll cultivator; Sandrum 9 ft. 3 pth
cultivator; .1.0. 4 x 14 mounted plow; .1.0.
3 x 12 trail (dew; flat rack & gear: dia-
mond harrows; McKee 6',, ft. double
auger snowblower; Waled 3 pth rotary
grass cutter (used twice); 3 pth buzz saw;
H.I. 201 pto spreader; gravity bin on J.O.
gear; Mount Forest threshing machine;
J.O. 14 in. hemmermlil; circle saw.
MISC.: Dynamark 1136 riding mower;
steel hen nests; fanning mill; grain
augers; quantity of lumber; grinder and
motor; hand tools; steel gates; trailer;
homemadetablesaw; cement mixer;
evaporator pan & 300 gal. holding tank;
sap pails; scale; steel siding; cant hooks;
SthiI & Homelite chainsows; bench
grinder; grain aerator; walnut siabs for
table; 11/2 hp compressor; walking plow;
cross -cut sows; magnetos; quantity of
scrap & several wagon loads.
SAWMILL: One man stationary sawmill
with 50 in. inserted mill saw; G.M. No,
4043C diesel power plant; 39 in. Li, 46 in.
inserted saw blade; Cowan 24 in. planer
with 5 hp electric motor.
VEHICLES: 1981 Chev von, V6, 30,000
km., Certified; 1977 Oldsmoblie Delta
88, V6, 17;800 original miles, Certified;
1974 GMC .4 ton standard, 4 speed, V8.
'As 1s.
FEED: 300 bales old hay; appron. 3 tonne
mixed grain.
ANTIQUES: Large 2 door wardrobe with
raised panels; flat -to -wall cupboard bot-
tom and top; matching washstand,
dresser 8. high bed; drop -front desk; pine
chest of drawers; high -back sideboard;
press -back chairs; spinning wheel; wool
winder; ,old cradle; bench; washstands;
dressers; high -back organ stool; blanket
box; six spindle -back chairs; wicker
rocker; rocking chairs; parlour tables;
wooden extension table; harvest type
table with drawer; apple peeler; apple
press; butcher kettle; quantity of
carpenter's planes; copperboilers; coal
oil lamps; crocks; 3 wall phones; large
cabbage cutter; scala; quilts; trunks;
mats; Ingrahm mantel clock; old window
mortising -machine; sausage press; wine
press; whetstone & stand; old glass
cylinder gas measuring unit; two cutters;
pine butter box; blacksmith drill .press;
Enarcooll bottle; rope maker;.White Rose
& Enarco,palls;.partlal.dry sink; six Kuntz
Breweryqt. betties in original case; cut•
ting.box and ninny.more collectibles,
HOUSEHOLD: Karn piano with bench; 3
place. Waterfall,bedroom suite; Hoover
apin,washer;McClary deep freeze; nine
piece; dining room suite; fridge; wringer
washer; Grand .Jewel parlour stove;
dishes; .etc.
AUCTIONEERS'. NOTE: Plan to attend This
large Intecesting,sale. Two auctioneers
,selling<ot the same time. Auctioneer's
,decision final in case ,of ,dlspute. Auc-
tioneers &;Estate.not responsible for,ac-
cidents,day,,of .sale.
SALE ORDER: 9:30 A.M. - .Wagon load;
10100. A.M. -,Property & Household-Ef-
.fects, .implements & ,Misc. *o follow
-wegonaoads.
TERMS: Cosh .or Cheque with I.D.
.PRPPIfIET,OR:.Estate of the ,,Late Harry
;Muagge.
AUCTIONEERS
:'D ug..,Jacob - 27127894
*Wallie'<TRoss -,5394077
37. NOTICE TO
CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS •
AND OTHERS
In The -Estate of
GWENDOLYNE RUSTON
All persons having claims against THE ESTATE
OF OWENDOLYNE RUSTON late of the
Village of'Dublin in the County of Perth who
died on or about the Bth day of February 1989
are hereby notified to send in full particulars
of their claims to the undersigned on or before
the 12th cloy of April 1989 after'which date the
assets will be distributed having regard only
to claims then received
Dated at Seafortr. Ontario this 15th day o'
Marcn 1989
McCONNELL, STEWART 8. DEVEREAUX
"Barristers, &c..
Seatorth, Oratorio
Solicitors for the executor
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
A OTHER,
ir1 the Estate of
LLOYD ALPHONSDS
BEDARD
All persons having claims against THE ESTATE
'OF .LLOYD.ALPHONSIS'BEDARD, late of the
Town of Seaforth invhe County of Huron. who
died on or about the 26th day of December
1988, ore hereby notified to send in full poi
titulars of their cloims to the undersigns on
or before the 19th day of April 1989, after which
date the assets will be distributed having
regard only to claims then received
Dated at Seaforth. Ontario this 22nd day of
March 1989
McCONNELL, STEWART & DEVEREAUX
Barristers. &c,.
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the executor
NOTICES TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
in the Estate of
MARY ALICIA COYNE
All persons having cloims against THE ESTATE
OF MARY ALICIA COYNE, tote of the Town
of Mitchell in the County of Perth, who died on
or about the 9th day of March 1989, ore hereby
notified to send in full particulars of their claims
to the undersigned on or before the 19th day
of April 1989, alter which dote the assets will
be distrib}iled having regard .only to cloims
then received
Dated of Seatorth, Onlano this 22nd day of
March 1989
McCONNELL, STEWART & DEVEREAUX
Barristers, &c.,
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the executors.
35. TENDERS WANTED
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
POLICE
CRUISE
TENDERS
Sealed tenders will be received by the
undersigned until 5'00 p m local time
Monday April 10th tor a
1989 Police Cruiser
Tenders must be submitted on Town
tender forms Specifications for vehicle
and tender forms available at the
Municipal Office
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted
M. Huard AMCT (A)
Deputy -Clerk
Town of Seaforth
Box 610
Seatorth Ontario
NOK 1 WO.
38. SERVICE
DIRECTORY
FARMERS WANTED ' who are paying tot
much tax or who are not using all the tax
breaks available When we prepare your tax
return, you'll receive every break coming to
you You'll pay the least tax possible Home
appointments available now' Call toll-free
1-800-265-1002 F.B.0 • your tarm tax experts
for 36 years' 38-14-bc
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KIRBY VACUUM Supplies and Service Call
Lloyd Eisler 527-2364 38-14-3
LAWN ROLLING. Phone 527-0873 38-14-2
LAWN ROLLING calt Gary Osborne
527-0642
38-14-2
Fuel OSB Furnace
Repair and Cleaning
Paratchek's Maintenance
Dublin 345-2235
HENSALL LWESTOCK
SALES
Ever\ 1nursdav a' 1.230 d,ni
Alt classes of livestock
WE INVITE YOUR CONSIGNMENTS
Victor Hargreaves Greg Hargreaves
482-7511 Clinton 262-2619 Hensall
Barry Miller
236-2717 Exeter h 229-6205 Kirkton
V -EA LS
. Abattoir and Meat Market
Hwv, 83 - 31/2 miles east of Exeter
.'try us to'
CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING
Kill Lia‘,.. • 1uesdav'
OUR SPECIALTY
Home Lured and smoked meat,
processed exactly the was you like I(
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De You Need Your
Lawn ROIIIec
FOR REASONABLE RATES
Call Rorr Janmaat
522-0148
Call after 6:00 P.M. PLEASE
HOWATT
CONSTRUCTION
Concrete and General
Contracting
•Foundatons •Sidewalks
•Driveways •Flooring
R.R. 1 AUBURN, ONT.
(519) 523-4338
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
in the .Estate of
GLENFORD FREDERICK ROSE
All persons having cloims against the
ESTATE OF GLENFORD FREDERICK ROSE,
late of the Township of Tuckersmlth in the
County of Huron, who died on or about the
17th day of January 1989. are hereby
notified to send in full particulars of their
claims to the undersigned on or before the
19th day of April 1989 after which date the
assets will be distributed having regard only
to cloims then received
Dated of Sealant.), Ontario this 22nd day of
March, 1989
McConnell, Stewart 8 Devereaux
,Barristers, &c.,
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the executor
Ff
CALL NOW FOR SPRING
•LAWN ROLLING
STAFFEN'S
AWN CARE
i• Lawllt Cutting
li
r4 -v •Shrub Trimming
•Landscape Design St
7'', FREE ES'I'IAAATES CALL''' '
52'7-228G
JOHN STAFFEN
r,
39. CARD OF THANKS"
38. SERVICE
DIRECTORY
KELLY'S SEWING SERVICE • All wardrobe
making bridal wear, dressmaking, children's
clothes, alterationeetc. Call 522-0529,38-14-tf
READY FOR THE SPRING SEASON - Call
Now M -B Paving -Lawn rolling, special, prices
on large lawns, ,,we use extra .heavy rollers
Professional asphalt paving and sealing. We
specialize in farm lanes. parking lots.
driveways. Please call 527-2328 or 522-0939
38-12-4
SMITH
We would like to thank neighbours, friends
and relatives for, pest wishes, cards, gifts,
money, and the surprise supper on the occa-
sion of our "25th". Special thanks to Kevin
and Laurie for the trip to Nashville Easter
weekend. Many thanks to all of you. Murray
and Olga, 39-14-x1
CHURCH
We wish to thank the members of Cavan
United Church, Winthrop for the beautiful
Easter Illy, It was gratefully appreciated. $III
and Mary Church 09-14-1
39. C;' RD OF THANKS
SALLOWS
I wish to thank the nurses and staff of Seaforth
Community Hospital for excellent care
Special thanks to Dr Wong and Dr Malkus
also to all for visits cards and flowers Special
thoughts 10 my roommate Mary Alice Lillian
Sallows 39-14-51
HEINBIJCK
Perhaps you sent a card
Or sat quietly in a chair.
Perhaps you sent a floral piece
If so. we saw it there
Perhaps you spoke the kindest words
As any friend could say
Whatever you did to console our hearts
We thank you so much
Whatever the part
The Helnbuck Family
39-14-1
CONNELL
I would like to thank my friends and neighbors
for their cardsflowers and gifts while I was e
patient In Seatorth Hospital Special thanks to
Dr Malkus and Quinlan and nurses for the
support and kindness Helen Connell 39-14-1
EEDY
We would like to thank all o+ our friends.
relatives and neighbors for cards. flowers.
gifts and visits during our stay at Clinton
Hospital and since returning home A big
thank you to our parents for their care of Dann
and to all the OB nurses for their excellent
care during our stay Special thanks to Dr
Salsbury. Rosie Boyce and Martha Cralg for
their fast and efficient care of Jenniter in
Emergency Your kindness Is very much ap-
preciated and will never be forgotten' Robert.
Sandra. Dann and Jennifer 39.14.1
McGAVIN-MELADY •
Thanks to all who attended the Buck and Doe
held tor us Your friendship and support is ap-
preciated A special thank' -you to those who
organized it and helped out with the evening
Sincerely. Cathy and Pat
KEYES
I wish to thank Dr Rodney, Dr Wong, nursing
and other department staff. my roommates.
for their concern during my stay at Seatorth
Hospital. For the efficient ambulance service
Special thanks to Dr T,McLarty his doctor and
nurse teams at 4 East Victoria Campus To my
89 year old roommate who wasso helpful, and
to Miss Fox tor her words of encouragement
and Care Bear who stuck close by To my
relatives, friends, and neighbours for prayers. •
the many get well wishes, letters visits. gifts
and Garfield Love Struck and other floral ar-
rangements and plants I received. Also thanks
to Rev. Lorne Keays for his hospital visits. also
to Rev Donald Jones and Unit No '
Brucefield UCW tor their cards Thanks lo
Fern and Nelson McClure and their tamily an6
Marg and Tom Carter for their special care
shown to my mother during my stay in
hospital. Last but not least thanks to Merton
for his moral support and visits To those whc
drove to London, to those who spent short and,
extended visits to help pass the time more
quickly for him, for phone enquiries, both local
and from Florida. Thanks to Barb for Home
Care, for all the meals on wheels, home bak
Ing, Porky Pig surely hit the spot for Easter
lilies, potted plants, visits to our home and In•
vitattons out. since my return home all this
has been greatly appreciated. May God Bless
Sincerely, Elsie Keyes 39-14
40. IN MEMORIAM
MILLER
In loving memory of a dear clad, Russel!, who
passed away four years ago. April 1 1985
His smiling way and pleasant face
Are &pleasure to recall.
He had a kindly word for east
And died beloved by all
Some day we hope to meet him
Some day, we know not when
To clasp his hand to the better land
Never to part again
Lovingly remembered by Donna and Tom
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VOCK
In loving memory of a clear daughter-in-law
sister-in-law and Aunt Cathy whc passed
away one year ago April 8. 1988
A family member is a special gih
One you think will stay
You never dream the day will come
When God takes her away
Life has not been an easy road
Only those who have lost a loved one
Know too well the heavy load
We think of you Cathy, in silence
We often speak your name •
He gave us, her love, in fullest memories
Care and devotion and memories tor us to
treasure
We thank God for those few precious years
Because it hurts us so much today
As it did one year ago
Sadly missed by your mother-in-law Betty,
sisters and brothers-in-law Joyce. Dennis,
June, Ken, Wanda, Mark, 8t11, Nieces Kimber-
ly, Melissa. Stephanie and Samantha. and
Nephew and God Son Elliott 40-14-1
VOCK-SCHRAM.
In loving memory of a dear daughter and
granddaughter, Cathy Vick who passed away
one year ago April 8, 1988, and a dear aunt
and sister Margaret Mae Schram who passed
away 18 years ago April 12. 197.1
Cry not for me
For I am the dew that glistens on the morning
grass,
I am the wind that spreads laughter through
the trees,
I am the golden wheat on a prairie field,
I am the sunshine that warms your heart when
you are alone,
Cry not, for I am your courage, your strength
and your love,
And I will be with you forever
Always in our thoughts, Gord and Marg
Sallows, Janet McArthur 40-14-51
arasarastre
41. ;PERSONAL
,RELIABLE Canadian and Oriental Ladies (alt
ages) eek housekeeping opportunity, ex -
Change for shared accommodation, new loca-
tions, companionship, etc. Request further in-
formation (804) 547-2020 anytime (7 days)
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