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ATTENTION FARMERS
HAND TALKING — Judy Henry, residence counsellor at the Robarts School for the Hearing in London was at Stephen Central
School Friday teaching hand signals to grade three students. Shown with their own interpretation of words are Randy Hoff
man, Michelle Vincent and Jason Moore. T-A photo
jk HURON DEAD STOCK
REMOVAL
CLINTON, ONTARIO
We are now paying $5.00 -— $15.00 for fresh dead or
disabled cows and horses over 500 lbs. All calves and pigs
picked up free of charge. ,
Fast Efficient Service — 24 hrs. a day
7 days a week.
CALL COLLECT 482-9811
“Call us first you won’t have to call anyone else.”
and
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Mgr. 16 & 17
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LES PINES HOTEL
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Property & Equipment Auction^
for Willert Farms, Zurich - 7 miles west
of Hensall on
Tuesday, March 27, 1979 at 1 P.M.
FEATURING
250 acres - farrow to finish hog operation, 2 trucks,
4 tractors, John Deere combine and complete line of
John Deere equipment plus other farm equipment &
machinery.
Property Consists of:
PARCEL NO.
PARCEL NO.
PARCEL NO.
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1: 100 acres clay loam, well tiled, 3100
heat units - 90 sow farrowing barn,
44' x 74' bank barn for livestock -
14' x 60' silo, 40' x 60' steel shed
with workship - 2 storey frame 4
bedroom house.
2: 100 acre clay loam with 700 hog
finishing barn: 2 - 14' x 60' silos,
well tiled. Adjoining.
3: 50 acres clay loam well tiled. All
workable.
Property selling subject to reasonable reserve. Three
parcels will be offered in one block. If reserve not
met, will be offered separately.
TERMS: 10% down day of sale. Balance in 30
days.
Property to be offered at 3 p.m.
COMBINE: John Deere 6600 complete with 444 - 4
row corn head; 13' header with pickup; cab; loaded
and like new.
TRUCKS: 1976 G.M.C. 16 ton truck; low mileage &
safety checked, 1974 Chevrolet 1 ton truck with 8 x
12 livestock racks, safety checked.
TRACTORS: John Deere 4430 - complete w. Cab;
duals & fully equipped, 1400 hrs.
John Deere 4020 - complete w. duals; power shift,
good condition.
John Deere 2010 - complete w. loader & chains
Massey Ferguson 65 - complete multi-power
duals.
MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT:
- John Deere 5 furrow semi-mount plow
-John Deere 4 row planter 1240 complete
chemical attachments
- John Deere 16; disc
- John Deere 15 run seed drill
- John Deere 7' hay conditioner
- John Deere 2 row 227 corn chopper
- John Deere 7' 3pt. hitch No. 9 mower
- John Deere #44 manure spreader
- John Deere front mount bean cultivator
- J.F. 23' cultivator w. harrows
- J.F. 18' cultivator
- New Holland 770 forage harvester complete
high moisture corn attachment
- New Holland high throw forage blower w. 70' - 9"
pipe high flotation tires
- Dion forage box c/w 10 ton wagon
- Massey Ferguson #10 baler
- 32' bale elevator
200 gal. calsa sprayer 30'boom
- New Holland 125 bu. spreader
- two 6 ton wagons w. 165 bu. gravity boxes
- Allis Chalmers PTO side rake
■ 4 ton fertilizer spreader
- #5 Davis 16 ton batch mixer
- two 2000 gal. feed tanks
- feed auger
- 3 pt. hitch post hole auger 12"
- McGregor liquid manure pump
- L&M 1000 gal. liquid manure spreader
- custom built 3 pt. hitch snow blower
- 12' chain harrows
- 3 drum land roller
- 32'6" grain auger
■ 3 pt. hitch grass seeder
- Epps high pressure sprayer
- wind powered generator
■ quantity, of 4" tile
- 2 Jamesway 14' silo unloaders
- 2 pump jacks
FEED: Approximately 100 ton ensilage, 2000 bales
1st cut hay.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Anne> stove, electric stove,
dryer, Lark hard top tent-trailer - fully equipped,
sleeps 8.
TERMS: Cash day of sale.
AUCT/ONEERS NOTE?
Proprietor has purchased a ranch in Alberta and is
offering an excellent line of farm equipment. Plan to
attend.
PROPRIETORS:
Edgar & Carl Willert
AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS ‘
77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO
(519) 527-1458
Oddfellows confer degrees
Rebekahs
plan euchre,
bake sale
Forty-seven members
attended the Pride of Huron
Rebekah Lodge Wednesday
evening when N.G. Shirley
Cooper presided assisted by
V.G. Margaret Cook who
also gave the sick and
visiting report.
Plans were finalized for
the dessert euchre and bake
sale being held March 27 in
the Lodge Hall.
Final arrangements were
made for the IOOF curling
bonspiel, Saturday.
An invitation was received
from Parkhill Emerald
Lodge to Brothers night
March 20. Three carloads
plan to go. Thursday evening
the officers and members
will visit Victoria Lodge,
London leaving Exeter by
bus at 6:45. The Lodge will
also visit Ruth Lodge, Strat
ford, April 3.
Olive Hicks reported the
U.N. speakoff in Clinton
when Aileen Underwood,
Wingham was the winner.
At the close of the meeting
a penny sale was held
followed by lunch.
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Hugh Filson AUCTIONEERS Tom Robson
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The Initiatory Degree was
conferred by Exeter Lodge
on Tuesday, February 28.
Melbourne lodge was in
attendance, bringing with
them two young candidates
to receive the degree.
Brother Fred Delbridge
acted very capably as
degree captain.
Prior to the meeting, about
r40 lodge members assem
bled at Hopper-Hockey
Funeral Home to conduct a
memorial service for the late
Brother Ray Clarke. Noble
Grand Ray Mills and acting-
Chaplain Bob Heywood
officiated.
March 6, the First Degree
Team, under the leadership
of Brother Duncan Pen-
Seniors play cards
at Centralia Centre
Schott speaking on “2 Way
Street” pointed out that a
fine line divides right from
wrong. We ask forgiveness
but are we willing to forgive
and forget. We are
striving to come before
same throne of grace.
Upcoming events
connection with the church
are the Young People’s
bowling party, a visit by the
Fellowship Group to Mr.
Earl Dixon’s bush to learn
more about the making of
maple syrup and “Get to
know your neighbour better”
on Wednesday afternoon in
the: schoolroom of the
church.
The choir under the
direction of Douglas Gill is
preparing for the Palm
Sunday evening service and
for Easter Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence
Hirtzel were Sunday guests
at the home of their son and
daughter-in -law Mr. & Mrs.
Bev Hirtzel and family in
Lucan.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden
enjoyed a get-together with
their family at the home of
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Paynter in
Kirkton Sunday.
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
Centralia senior citizens
met in the Community Cen
tre Monday for an afternoon
of crokonole and cards
followed by lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinner
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Dickson were in charge of
the euchre party in the Com
munity Centre Monday night
with 15 tables in play.
Ladies high score, Mrs.
Rose Atkinson; ladies lone
hand, Mrs. Allan Elston;
ladies low score, Mrs. Cecil
Neil; men’s high, Otto Darl
ing; Ion? hand, Charles
Rollings; low, Mrs. Les Gib
son playing a man’s card.
A special prize for the
birthday closest to St,
Patrick’s Day was won by
Mrs. Bill Lamport. The next
party will be in two weeks
time.
Sunday service
Singing in a mixed quartet
in the United Church Sunday
morning were Mrs. Jack
Essery, Mrs. Doug Gill, Sam
Skinner and Bob Heywood.
The choir sang an anthem
and the children’s story was
told by Mrs. Schott. Mr. Paul’
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tins; clothes brush set; door with coloured glass; old
side board; 2 oak vanished doors; crocks; stair ban-
nister; numerous other articles.
Terms Cash
For information phone 432-1625 or 433-4935
Auctioneers or owners not responsible for accidents
sale day, Church lunch booth.
AUCTIONEERS
Hugh Fllson ... . .
466 0833
all
the
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nycook, conferred the degree
on two Seaforth members.
Brother Bob Blair was
welcomed back into the
band, after a lengthy ab
sence due to illness.
Noble Grand Lyle Haney
of Seaforth Lodge, extended
his appreciation to Exeter.
Final plans were made for
the Friendship banquet and
dance March 17 at the South
Huron Rec Centre. The
dance will be open to the
public.
The second annual Odd
fellows curling bonspiel was
hosted at the Exeter rink,
Saturday, March 10. Taking
part in the tourney were
teams from Exeter,
Brussells, Melbourne,
Hensall, Sarnia, Petrolia,
Dutton, Glanworth,
Brucefield, Seaforth,
Clinton, Mooretown ,and
Kincardine.
Overall champions for the
day and winners of the John
Broadfoot trophy was a rink
from Exeter skipped by Ross
Hodgert with Gord Ross, Bill
Rowe and Ernie Ross.
Runners-up was another
Exeter rink skipped by Bob
Coates with’Elmer Powe,
Bill Brock aupd.Ray Mills.Exeter R'e%ekah Lodge
served a bountiful supper to
the curlers. Lucky draws
were won by Brother Bob
Moore of Petrolia Lodge and
Brother Cecil Pepper of
Hensall. Special thanks to
Brothers Bill Rowe and Gord
Ross-for their many hours
devoted to carefully plan
ning this successful event.
HULLY GULLY
SNOWMOBILE CLUB
DANCE
And
LAND OWNERS
APPRECIATION
NIGHT
March 24/79
9:00 -1:00
HULLY GULLY CHALET
Music By
CANADIAN COUNTRY
*10.00 Couple
ALL WELCOME
Contact: 262-2644
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FAMILY NIGHT
Dance
KIRKTON WOODHAM!
COMMUNITY
CENTRE
Fri., Mar. 23
8:30- 12:30
Music By
COUNTRY CAVALIERS
Ladies Please
Bring Lunch
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to be held for John Govers
1 mile south of Crediton
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Auction Sale
of Modern Farm Machinery, Tractors
and Combines, Bean Equipment, Etc.
Tcresday; April 3 dfl p;M.
Full list next week
Larry Gardner & Richard Lobb
Auctioneer
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Auction Sale
g Friday, March 23, 1:30 P.M. i
I CLEARING |
| Tractors, Grain Drills, Plows & g
g Disc, Used Equipment g
| To be held at lot 13,-cone. 2 & 3, 1 V* |
| miles west of Hensall and 2 miles south j
g or t ’/4 miles west of Exeter and 3 miles g
g north for Mrs. Lorna Chapman. g
g TRACTORS — Leyland Diesel M384 with cab & S
s heater (clean); 1 set snap on dual wheels 16.6-30 =
S inch tires,- tractor wights,- heat hauser; Nuffield 10- =
= 60 with front end loader heat hauser,- CA Allis =
= Chalmers wide front axle. =
| PLOWS — 4 furrow 14"; 1-3 furrow 14" 3 PTH g
= hydriene plows,- Int. trail plows 1-3 furrow; 1-2 =
= furrow 12" bottoms. s
| MACHINERY FLOAT — Triple axle heavy duty 28' g
= x 8' with steel platform & racks 8 x 14.5 tires 12 ply s
S with brakes & lights real sharp; Kongskilde 11' =
5 cultivator with land harrows; 7' cultivator; seed drills =
= (3) Cockshutt 15 run on rubber; 2 Int. 15 run one =
= with grass seeder attachments; Kools forage =
S blowers; 6' scraper blade,- Oliver 1016' double dis-
S ks,- Int. 8' double disks; New Holland #56 4-bar =
S stderake; Ferguson 3 PTH siderake; JD 3 PTH 7' E
= mower also 6' mower,- wagon and gravity box; s
= wagon with flat racks and sides; bale elevator; snow ==
S blower; fairbanks morse hammer mill,; 72' endless ==
s drive belt; Shell 210 cattle treating station; 2 ford 5
= heat hausers; weigh scales,- 4 row scuffler for Int. e
s Super A or 100 tractor; 32' wood ext. ladder; g
= Jackall; 6-2 wheeled hand carts. §
g PLEASE NOTE — Very few small items, sale time of e
= 1:30, tractors sell at 3 p.m. The farm has been =
= rented. g
j TERMS OF SALE CASH — PERSONAL CHEQUES & f
| IDENTIFICATION |
= Mrs. Lorna Chapman, Proprietress =
| 262-6306 |
| OWNER OR AUCTIONEER NOT |
1 RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS DAY OF 8
| SALE. |
E Please Note: All bidders register and receive a =
= number. Sold items the responsibility of the =
5- - purchaser at end of bidding.-If paying by cheque B
H supply own personalized cheque form from your =
B bank. =
| Percy Wright |
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g KIPPEN, ONT. 262-5515 g
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seeder; bale stooker; New Idea 4 bar siderake; 2
rubber tired wagons; 7 ft. PTO Cockshut mower; 13
Clearing Farm Sale
Farm Sold
On Thursday, March 22nd, 1979
1 P.M.
For Mr. Cecil Elwood on lot 16 concession 4
McGillvray Twp. and County Rd. 24 - 2 16 mile
west of #4 highway, 6 mile north of Ailsa Craig.
Implements - Furniture & Misc. Articles -
Antiques
IMPLEMENTS - MISC. — Oliver .#60 row crop trac
tor; Bob sleighs; 5 section harrows; PTO grass
Crediton East
By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Presz-
cator are pleased to an
nounce the birth of their
grandson Dwight Franklin,
born March 5, 1979, at St.
Joseph’s Hospital, London.
Proud parents Mr. & Mrs.
Richard Glanville, RR 1,
Parkhill, a little brother for
Jodi and Rhonda.
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Presz-
casrtor and Mrs. Mary
Thornton and Lorna and
Brenda Glanville were
Sunday guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Harold McCallum and
family, RR 1 Walton.
Miss Tracy Glenn,
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Bill
Glenn celebrated her first
birthday, Friday, March 9.
AUCTION CALENDAR
March 20th - Rathwell & Associates Farm Equip
ment Auction Clinton. App. 150 tractors.
March 24th - Smith Construction Bankruptcy Auc
tion, Kincardine.
March 27th - Willert Bros. Farm Equipment Auc
tion, Zurich.
March 31 st - Rathwell & Associates Auction,
Seaforth.
April 3rd - Matthew Ducharme, Zurich, Farm
Equipment Auction.
April 4th - Urbain Blockeel Farm Equipment Auc
tion, Rt. #2 Seaforth
April 7th-George Bedard, St. Joseph's, Farm
Equipment Auction
April 10th-Don Rader, Dashwood, Farm
Machinery Auction.
April 17th - Rathwell & Associates Farm Equip
ment, Clinton, Tractors & Farm Equipment.
April 21 st - Rathwell & Associates Auction,
Seaforth
April 25th - Kintail Grocery Auction.
AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
>7 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH. ONTARIO NOK 1WO
(519) 527-1458
Clearing Auction Sule
Truck, trailers, self propelled combine,
three tractors, bean equipment, farm
machinery etc. to be held at Lot 8 i
concession 11 Hullett Township 4’A
miles east of Londesboro County Road j
15 for Don McGregor
Tuesday, March 27 at 11 A.M. j
TRUCK & TRAILERS — 1968 White 4000 tandem
axle tractor with 250 Cummings diesel, ten speed 1
road ranger, sliding 5th wheel, wet line package. ’
This truck is in good running condition. Selling as is. ,
Fruehauf 34 ft. tandem trailer with new 4 ft. racks, I
tarp and poles.
Trailmobile 36 ft. tandem trailer with 4 ft. racks, J
good tarp & poles. ’
Trailers used for hauling grain and are in good con
dition. j
COMBINE — John Deere 6600 diesel combine with
cab, heater, air conditioner, 13 ft. cutter bar head 1
and reel, Sund 9 ft. pickup, straw chopper, 4 row ’
narrow corn head, rotary screen
TRACTORS — International 656 diesel tractor with
year round cab and heater, 16-9 x 38 rear tires
hydraulic outlets, etc.,- John Deere 1120 diesel trac
tor with Allied 300 manure loader with hydraulic j
bucket, down pressure, remote outlets, etc.; Massey
Ferguson 65 diesel tractor with multi power, remote
outlets, new rear tires, etc. ’
MACHINERY — International #56 four row plate
corn planter with insecticide applicator boxes high & 1
low rate fertilizer augers, etc.; International #510
semi-mount 4 furrow 16" bottom plow with trip
beams,- International 4 furrow 14" bottom trip beam
mounted plow,- Innes 570 Bean Windrower with
cross conveyor; Durst 4 row bean puller (fits most
tractors); Set of Geo. White stainless steel 320 gal.
saddle tanks, frame, pump and control; Inter- j
national 11 16 ft. wheel disc; Massey Ferguson 10 ft.
3 PT hitch double disc; Kongskilde 11'3" cultivator .
(like new); J.F. 9 ft. cultivator; Turnco 225 Bushel 1
gravity box; 10 ft. hydraulic fertilizer auger; six ton
wagon; 16 ft. flat rack; Case 16 run seed drill; Por- j
table water pump with gas engine; 3 hydraulic ’
cylinders; 2 heavy duty truck axles with dual bed
wheels 900 x 20 tires. j
NOTE: This is a good offering, "NO SMALL ITEMS",
so please be on time. j
For information phone Don McGregor at Blyth 523- '
4368 after 6 p.m. or Saturdays. j
TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE
Land is rented |
LUNCH BOOTH
RICHARD LOBB
AUCTIONEER
CLINTON, ONT. 482-7898 '
Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents
day of sale.
run hoe drill; Oliver 2 furrow pull plough; Fleury )$►
Bissell disc,- hay fork & rope; wooden pullup; forks &
shovels; steel pig feeder; platform scale,- cement mix-
er; 2 iron kettles; rubber tired wheel barrow; 3 rolls
snow fence; 3 goad water tanks; horse collars; 2
collar tops; hay knife; wooden extension ladder;
step ladder,- J.D. riding lawn mower; electric emery
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coal scuttle: horse water nails: elertrir wnsh^r.
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& stand; wooden work bench, milk & cream cans;
hand tools; wiffle tires; fence slats; bolt cutters; 8 ton
hydraulic jack; lumber; iron & wooden posts; barb
ed wire; 3 drum roller; cogging chains; 2 man fen
cing auger; 2 rolls of green lawn fence & 10 ft. gate;
rotary lawn mower; 2 dump rakes, pig crate; cutter
robe; bull clippers.
FURNITURE - ANTIQUES ETC. — GE 4 burner
electric stove; refrigerator; square oak extension
table; 5 round back kitchen chairs; 2 pressed back
chairs;! wire cot; bedroom chair; quilt box; 2 old
treadle sewing machines, one antique; large old
l __:.lcoal scuttle; horse water pails,- electric washer; drop
leaf table; 2 steel laundry tubs; garden hose; an
tique high chair; T.V. aerial; Coleman oil stove; tarp;
antique wood plane; crocks; large earthen tea pot;
flat irons; coal oil lamp; mirrors, picture frames;
wooden chair; 3 oak dressers; sun tan lamp; old
light shades, green & white; porcelain bath
accessories; 4-flat 50 cifarette tins; 4 old tobacco
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good act, but it takes ter
mites to bring down the
house.
CONESTOGA COLLEGE OF
APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY
Continuing Education
Clinton Campus
Classes are now being held at the Clinton Campus of
Conestoga College in the following subjects:
Home Study (Mathematics & English)
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
There is still room available in these
classes. For further information and
for registration, please telephone
482-3458 or visit our Clinton Campus
at Vanastra Road, Clinton, Ontario
between 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m.,
Monday and Tuesday.
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