The Huron Expositor, 1979-04-26, Page 2120 Auction Sales
Auction
Sale
OF MACHINERY AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS;
will beheld for
LLOYD PIPE
Lot 27, Con, 11, Hullett
Township at Londesboro.
TUESDAY,, MAY 1. AT
• 12;30 P.M.
David Brown 990 tractor with
loader International H
ti'a4tor; International 46 "
baler; Cockshutt rake; Inter -
'national
national 15 . :run seed drill;,
New Idea, manure spreader;
George White elevator;.
International 'b ft. mower; 3
t(agons with racks; Wagon
with; gravity box; Speed King
34 ft, auger; 10 ft, grain
auger with, motor; 9 ft,
cultivator spring . . tooth
harrow; 10 ft. chain harrow;
5 section diamond. harrow
with: pole; land roller
International' 3-14 plow; 3
furrow a� bottom plow.
Gobel disc; steel tired wagon.
With gravel box; post hole
digger; snow blower, 2 wheel
trailer; walking plow;
fanning mill; Letz grinder
with belt;6ft,, scraper blade;
pressure pump; scuffler
blower pipes; 36 ft extension
ladder; slush sprayer electric
fencer; barb wire; 2 farm
gates; feed cart; pig trough;,
emery with motor electric
. motor; used brick new tile.
single harness; burdizzo; .de -
homer (as . new); cattle.
clipper; log; chain; 75ft
extension cord; scales; ' hay
knife;:. 2 hay forks, ;100 gal
dieseloil; gas tank;' oil tank;
quantity tools; forks and
shovels; storm t. windows;
doors; 2 wooden cupboards;
cherry chest • of drawers
buffet , Kitchen cabinet; re-
diner; occasional rocker;
black leather rocker; brown
chrome table; studior couch;:
chairs; ; wash stand;• card
table wicker chairs; ex-
tension . table; : chest of
drawers; 4 folding chairs;
antique type writer with
case; crocks and dishes
numerous small articles. '•
For information
Phone 523-4547
'terms Cash or cheque with
;1
20 Auction Salle* 2R ,11eIlion .S.ales,
24 Cards of Thanks
.Auction Sale
WtNGHAM AUCTION CENTRE
Household effects of Estate of late 'Mrs. Alice
.Taylor, Wingham along withfurnishings from
apartment in Brussels.
SATURDAY, APRILS, 11 a.m;
Duncan: Phyfe pedestal dining, table; 4 dining chairs,
cedar chest; parlour tables; 3 china cabinets; 3 beds
& mattresses; dresser and chest; wash stand; 2
two -pee.. chesterfields;, chesterfield: sofa; extension;
table; swivel chair; 2 platform rockers; end tables;
coffee table; round card table & chairs; odd chairs;
several heavy duty office, chairs; pine carpenter's
chest; antique, commode chair; chrome Kitchen.
table W. 6 chairs; 2 electric stoves; wringer washer;
22' chest freexer;,refrigerator; spirt washer -dryer;
Propane heater; Propane 4burntr stove; assortment
of dishes; glassware; crocks; pots & pans; pictures;
table lamps, electric clocks; bedding; 20'
aluminum extension .ladder,- humidifier; 2 vacuum;
cleaners; garden tools; numerous other articles.
Furniture & appliancesip excellent condition
Preview: Friday, afternoon & evening.
AUCTIONEER, JACK ALEXANDER, Wingham
Telephone 357-1011.
• 20-98-1
21 Tenders Wanted
FARM SOLD'
Owner or auctioneer not re
sponsible for accident
George Powell Brian •Rantoul'
CLERK • AUCTIONEER
20-98-1
Richard
Lobb:
Auctioneer
AticTION
CALENDAR
Clinton 482-7898
Sat., Apr1128 - 1 p.m.
tractor • machinery
household effects
etc. for Harold Squire
. 2 miles west of Cling
ton.on #8 Highway.
Sat. May -8th: - 12
noon, Antique furs-
iture, glassware etc.
to be held at Richard,
'Lobo's barn for the
Langford Estate of
.Clinton:
20=97-1
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•
• •
R. G.
iGethke
•
GENERAL•
•AUCTIONEER•
• Serving Perth.: and •
• Huron'Counties, with •
• many years of. •
• • experience: •
•r For reliable service at , •
••' reasonable rates ' •
ailb; . Call 347-2465 collect -
'Sat. May 5 - Garage,
• tools and equipin'ent, •
• furniture, antiques
etc, in the Village of . •
• Dublin for Russell .•
•• K•
ramp:' •
' Sat. Mat 12 - .Mitch- •
:, ell Kinsman Auction `
• at Keterson Park,. •
'Mitchell. ;"
• ;Mon. May 21 - Con- •
•
• •signment horse sale',
• Seaforth Fair- •
;grounds: 20-974
2..•••..•••.o•••1
Every week more and
more people .discover what
mighty. jobs are ac•,
complished by low cost
Huron Expositor Want Ads.
Dial 527-0240.
arlirne# VduoraleJ
AUCTION CALENDAR'.
April 28th - R & A
Auction, cars, recreation
vehicles, lawn & garden
equipment, Rathwell -
Auction , Complex, .10:30-
a.m:
May 2nd - Fairboard .
Auction, Seaforth,
May 4th House
.mortgage sale, Vanastra.
7 p.m.
May 5th - Business
Liquidation, Sarnia
May 9th1` - Restaurant &
Hotel ' Equipment, . •
Rathwell. Auction,'
• Complex 1 p.m.
May . 11th - Lakecit j,
Home • Centre Ltd.,.
Goderich 6:30. p.m,
May • 12th - Garage
equipment .- tools, truck
- Ripley 10:30 a.m.
May 15th - Rathwell
Equipment Auction,
tractors, • farm •
equipment,
May 16th - Variety Store
Kincardine 6 p.m
May 17th - House
mortgage, sale, Parkhill
7 p.m.
May 23rd - Seaforth
Auction.
May 26th Pearl' Camp-
bell, Rathwell Building,
Seaforth..
June • 2nd r - Ethel
Beattie, property,
antiques, furniture etc:`.
Seaforth 9 a.m.
June 9th Zurich
auction.
20-98-1
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Remember! It takes but a
moment to place an
Expositor ••Want Ad, Dial;,
527-0240.'
Ministry, of
Housing.:
Ontario
Housing
NCorporat10n
Tenslgr Reference
umberB.OSTS 79-58
For the 'removal of
e listing siding,` wood,
s flits,' facias, rain
g ods, and the instal-
lation of new aluminum
white siding, aluminum''
vented soffits,
aluminum facias 'and: -
rain goos at Goderich FP
1/52 and FP 2/53.
Tenders willbe re-
ceived, for the above
'until 11:00 a.m. local
time-
MAY 16, 1979
by, the Ontario Housing
Corporation, c/oi. Court
House and Registry
Office, 80 Dundas
Street. P.O. Box 5600;
Terminal "A" London,
Ontario N6A 2P3. De-
tails specifications may
be obtained from the
Huron County Housing':
Authority, 53 Stanley.
Street; Goderich,
Ontario, telephone (519)
524-2637, quoting re-
ference number as
above.
The lowest or any
tender not necessarily
accepted:
21-984
Painting
Tenders
21° :Tenders Wanted, • . •Bulk stipulated sum.
r tenders willr•be' received
by the undersigned until
Roofing
12:00 noon;
MONDAY, MAY 14, 1979
for the installation of a
Tenders new roof for the County of
Huron Registry Office,..
Goderich; Qntario, in
accordance with plans and
• s -f ed b`
Bulk stipulated sum
tenders will be received`
by the undersigned until
`12:00 noon,
MONDAY, MAY 14,1979
for' the Exterior Window
Painting. Court : House;
Goderich. Ontario, in
accordance with specific-
ations prepared by Snider
Reichard and March 10
The Square, Goderich.
Specifications are
from the under
signed upon deposit of'
$25;00 which will be
refunded upon return of
the documents in good
condition.
Tenders to be sealed
and marked - TENDER
• RE'PAINTiNG.
The lowest: or any
.tender shall not neves-
racily be accepted.
B.G. HANLY, A.M.C.T
Clerk-Tretlsurer-
Administrator
COUNTY OF HURON •
'Cold Hoose, Go';dericlr
• • Ontario
141A 1M2
21=984
P eel ,cations prepar y.
Snider Reichard and'.
March, 10 The Square, •
Goderich.
Plans and specifications.
are available from the,
undersigned upon deposit
of 525.00 which will be
•refunded upon return of
the documents in good
condition:
Tenders' to be sealed
'and marked - TENDERS
RE ROOF,
The lowest or _qty
tender' shall not neces-
sarillye accepted
B.G. • �AIVtY, A.M.IC•T. ' .
Clerk -Treasurer -
Administrator
COUNTY OF HURON
Court House,
Goderich, Ont.
N7A 1M2'
21.98.1
!Water Well
'DRILLING"
jW.D. Hopper I
and Sons
4 MODERN ROTARY
1 RIGS ; 1
Nisi 527-1737
DM' 527-0828
j
I • Jim . 527-0/75.
1
I would .like to thank my
friends and family for their
many cards, visits, gifts and
lovely flowers. while .I was, a
patient in Seaforth Hospital',
A special thanks. to Mr.
Yielding, Dr. Whitman, the
nursing, staff and the diet'
ician who took a 'good- deal of
time to put me onthe right
'track for the future. Ml was.
very::much, appreciated.
--Lillian Pepper ; 24 98x1
The family of the late Keith
Butt wish to thank their
neighbours and friends for
the many acts of kindness,
Unit 1 U.C,W. Northside,
Rev, James Vanslyke, R.S.
Box funeralhome and to alt
those who sent flowers and
donated to .the Heart Found-
ation, • All was greatly
appreciated. 24.98-1
I would like to extend my
thanks to everyone who sent
flowers, gifts and cards to me
while I was a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London, It
was all gratefully appreci-
ated and never will be forgot-
ten, ,]anis, van Vliet
24-98x1
Our' deepest • appreciation
and sincere thanks to 'every-
one for, your expressions of
sympathy and help at the
time of our great loss. Spec-
ial thanks to Rev. Mr;
McDonald, Dr:.Rodney, the
staff of Seaforth Hospital,
the ambulance+ attendants.
Box funeral home, friends:,
and neighbours, --Sincerely, •
George and Mae Smith
24-98-1
Horton McDougall's family
wish to extend most sincere
thanks to all their^ friends;
neighbours and relatives for.
the expressions of sympathy,
flowers, donations; cards and
food. Thanks also to Pastd'r
Ross Hargreaves, the
r
,
r
of 24 curdi ._.. 'Thniii►ke,. 2.6 Personal
1 wish to 'thank my friends
and relatives for their visits.
cards ,and gifts -while a.
patient in: Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital. Special
thanks toy Dr. Malkus and
nurses, -=Xvonne & Anette
.Haney 24-98x1
AUBIN•--,We would like tot
extend a sincere thank you;
for all the kindness shown us
during our .recent bereave,
meat to. Dr. Quinlan, Dr.
Hussey and nursing staff of
Stratford General' Hospital,
Also a special thanks to Dr.
Whitman, nurses and staff of
Seaforth Community Hosp-
ital. A very special thanks to
relatives, friends and neigh-
bours for food, floral tributes
mass cards, donations to the
Multiple Sclerosis Society,
Box Funeral Home, Father
Laragh, Mrs. Jean Willibee,
pallbearers,' bower bearers
and the ladies of C.W.L. and
to all those who assisted in
any way. ' 24-98-1
1 wouldlike to extend a
sincere thank you to all my
neighbours and. friends who
gave me a beautiful painted:'.
picture for my living room.
Your thoughtfulness and:
kindness is greatly apprec
ated and will always be
remember, d.�•Mrs. Leo
(Lil) Murray 24;98x1
When illness suddenly sent
me to hospital, my relatives
and: friends were always
giving me encouragement. 1.
thank them for' their visits,
treats, flowers and an armful
of cards. Thanks to Dr..
Rodney for his special skill
and kindness; also, thanks to
• all the nurses of the Seaforth
Hospital for their ,gentle
care. Allthis shall long be
gratefully remembered;'
—Anna Dolmage 24(.98-1
25 • In Memoria•tn:
Thames Road United Church
Women; Mr. Armstrong and
Mi- Fletcher of Hopper
Hockey Funeral 'Home.,
Special thanksto the staff. at,
.the Blue. Water Rest Home
for all their aets.,.of kindness,
24-98-1
Sincere thanks to friends and
relatives for their visits,
cards and gifts while I was:a.
patient at. Seaforth ' Com,
munity Hospital. The excel-
lent care given to me by -Drs.
Underwood and Maikus and
the staff was ireatly appreci-
ated.—GerryCooper
24-98-1
•
The family of the late Arthur
John Wright wish to extend
sincere thanks to their rela-
tives, friendsand neighbours
for their expressions . of
sympathy • through :cards,
floral tributes and donations
to the Cancer Society in the
loss of a beloved husband,
• father and grandfather.
Special thanks to the . Rev.
Vanslyke and the ladies of •
Northside United Church,
Seaforthand the Whitney-
Ribey Funeral Home •
—Margaret Wright and
family 24-98-1
We would like to thank''our
family, relatives and neigh-
bours who helped. make• our
25th Wedding Anniversary a
very memorable occasion.
We appreciate the•eards,lwe
have received to mark the
event and 'thank our friends
for, the gifts. Special thanks
to Father Laragh, organist
and soloist and the ladies
who helped' prepare lunch.
—Mike and Mary Connolly
24-98-1;
HOLLAND: Inloving mem-
ory of a dear mother, grand-
mother and great grand-
mother, Mrs. Laura Holland
who passed away 7 years ago
April 28, 1972.
Nothing but memories, as
we journey on,
Longing for a smile from a
lovedone gone,
No one knows the depths
6 of our deep regret,
But we remember when
others forget.
—Sadly missed and lovingly
remembered by her children,
grandchildren and great'
grandchildren. 25-98-1
DOLT GE: In loving mem-
ory of a. dear husband, • son,
and ' brothers "Donald
Alexander Dolmage who
passed' away 2 years ago
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Dalton„
Londesborough wish to
announce the engagement of
their daughter Kathryn
Joyce to Mr- James Ronald
Ward, so of Mr. and Mrs,
Victor '311! Walton, We4A
ding to. akik. tate May19th,
igt P..
70.m., Cavan United Church
Winthrop. 26.98x 1.,
Ken and Doris Carnocban
wish toannounce. the
engagement of their ,daugh-
ter. Darlene Ruth to J. Bruce
Williams, son of Ken' and
Dorothy Williams: The
marriage to take place in
Egmondville United Church
on Sohl. May 12th at 7:Q0 p.m.
Open (reception to follow.
26-98x1
27 Births:
MALONEY: Amyis pleased
to announce the arrival of her
,lister Danielle on April 17th
at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London. Proud 'parents are
Dan and Kim Maloney,,
27=98-1.
• Time 'slilis:by but memor-
ies stay
Quietly remembered every
day. •
Happy thoughts of times'
together,
Memories that, will last
forever: •p
Lovingly remembered' and
sadly missed by Patricia' and
family; Mom. Dad, brothers
and sisters. 25-98xI.
SEAFORTH
JEWELLERS
1'hwir 527-41271)
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Why not put your unto or ammonia
nitret• on your fall whoa, by air this
y.ter7
LAMIIAEV�S
SPRAYINGS RV,ICE
519-$75,2541
To Mr, and Mrs. Thomas
Eckert, R.R. 1, Dublin, at
Wingham and District Hosp-
ital on April 12, 19.79, a son,
27-98-1
W.00KS: To Sid' and Pat "(nee ,
Denomme). Tuesday, .April.
24th at Seaforth Community
Hospital, `a daughter,
Deanna Lee. A sister for
Rochelle Lynn. 27-98x1
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From business
to ,ballroom
• Ste 1)ed rep fashion
for whatever your
moon otrntove,.,
+ "
Ort the 4lan P c 'ttlxr
or up the business
. ladder.
$p lid's new easy
I.
going fashions are
now at CORDONS,
reed from the roles and
rigidity sof yesterday in
the new spring tones...
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MENS FASHION SHOP
77 Ontono St. STRATFORD 271-2181
-featurin9 such f amous names as
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ANSEN - TECHNITdNE
- ORGANA - GA
Prices areJow, /o�
Come in and see for y
VERYTHING
up to 5 years a� arranged`
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