HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-05-27, Page 725 Auction Sales Pair at Cromarty
graduated, married
By MRS. KEN McKELLAR
CROMARTY
Mr. & Mrs. T. L. Scott and
David attended graduation exer-
cises of the students of Univer-
sity of Guelph, their son, Hugh
Scott, being one of the gradu-
ates.
Mr. & Mrs. Otto Walker were
guests at the marriage of their
son Kenneth Walker to Marian
Diumell which took place at the
home of the bride's parents,
Mr. & Mrs. John Dunnell of
Rannoch, Saturday.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Colin Gilfillan
and Barbara of Winchelsea were
Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Gardiner and family,
Mr, R. G. •Spears of Toronto
spent the weekend with his sis-,
ter Miss Olive Speen.
Mr. & Mrs. J. R. Jefferson
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Norman Jefferson and family,
Munro.
Mrs. Violet Quance of Brace-
bridge visited at the home of
her brother, Mr. Frank Allen
and Mrs. Allen and other rela-
tives in this community.
Messrs. Floyd Dow, New-
castle, David Chappel, Hamil-
ton, John Norris and Harry,
Stratford, Misses Carol Howe,
Alice Walker, Margaret Wal-
lace and Margaret Russell,
London, and Shirley Gardiner,
Stratford, spent the holiday
PARCEL #1— Consisting of
Lot 1 and 2 and East Half of
Lot 3 in the village of Dash-
wood being one-half acre of
land, more or less, save and
except the south 60 ft. of the
said East Half of Lot 3 and
further save and except a 32
ft, by 17 portion of Lot 1 on
which is situated a large two-
storey brick store building.
Main floor—Consists of two
stores and renovated part for
other business purposes.
Second floor — 2 new apart-
ments and storage rooms. Full
size basement.
Also small barn and park-
ing area. Real business oppor-
tunity. Property to be offered
at 2:00 p.m.
PARCEL #2—Lot No. 3 Plan
9 in the vilage of Dashwood,
one acre more or less on
which is situated a frame
dwelling. Property to be of-
fered at 3:00 p.m.
PARCEL #3—Lot 5 Plan 9
village of Grand Bend, County
of Lambton, George St., South
on which are situated two 2-
storey frame cottages, fully
furnished 20 x 28 a n d 18 x 36
known as Bluehavin and River-
side. Nicely situated and in
good state of repair. Will be
offered 'in one unit. Property
to be offered at 4;00 p.m.
TERMS of Real Estate-10%
on day of sale, balance in 30
days. Sold subject to a rea-
sonable reserve bid.
TED SIMS,
Executor for the estate of the
late Mark Brokenshire
GLENN WEBB, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
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payable to the Treasurer of
Ontario.)
NOTICE: A permit is re-
quired to move a building
along, across, or over a Pro-
vincial Highway and/or a Mu-
nicipal Road or Street. Per-
sons who may be interested
in purchasing this building for
the purpose of moving it in-
tact or in section to another
location must obtain informa-
tion regarding permits from
the District Office noted be-
low PRIOR TO THE SALE.
Further information may be
obtained from:
The Auctioneer,
Mr. Alvin Walper,
Dashwood, Ontario.
Telephone: Dashwood 119,
OR
Department of Highways,
District Office,
390 Saskatoon Street,
London, Ontario.
Telephone: 451-5400
OR
Department of Highways,
Right of Way Division,
Box 4544, Postal Station 'C'
335 Saskatoon Street,
London, Ontario.
Telephone: 451-3450.
DEPARTMENT OF
HIGHWAYS, ONTARIO
27:3c
Important
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Real Estate,
Household Effects and
Misc. Items
On the premises in the
VILLAGE OF DASHWOOD
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9
commencing at 12:00 p.m.
and
SATURDAY, JUNE 12
at 2:00 p.m.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND
MISC. ITEMS: Int. Harvester
deep freeze; Leonard large
size refrigerator; pop cooler;
player piano with records, in
good condition; beautiful West-
minster chime Grandfather
clock, like new; writing desk,
like new; dining room table
and chairs; antique parlour
chairs; dining room chairs;
arm chair; 12 oak rockers;
Boston rockers; settee sets;
2 phonographs and records;
3 china cabinets; mantle
clocks; chest; small tables;
antique lamps; 4 complete
bedroom suites; antique oak
bedroom suite; dressers; com-
modes; brass bed; antique
ornamental hall rack; hall
mirror; hall trees; numerous
pictures and frames; dry sink;
steel vault; Toledo s t or e
scales; coal oil lamps; quan-
tity linoleum; 2 Roll-away
beds; flower stands; fernery;
clothes rack; leather couch;
medicine chest; large 'assort.
china, glassware, antique dish-
es; kitchen utensils; butter
bowl; antique candy & spice
jars; small show case; 2
fancy flower ornaments; •pots;
antique tobacco cutter; dinner
bell; antique telephone; small
filing cabinet; brass jardinere;
dentist chair; enamel kitchen
sink; washing machine; large
assortment garden and car-
penter tools; sealers; lawn
mower; jugs; wheelbarrow;
quantity wood and lumber;
folding lawn chairs; 2 space
heaters and pipes; oil drums;
step ladder; bag truck; work
bench; 6 counter glass doors;
quantity of paint, etc., etc.
TERMS: Cash.
Please Note: Real Estate as
posted if not previously sold
by June 9 will be announced
and offered by public auction
on Saturday, June 12.
Staffa area student
OAC honours grad
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA
Terry Daynard, son of Rev.
and Mrs. A. H. Daynard, gra-
duated with distinction from the
agricultural class of the Uni-
versity of Guelph Friday last.
Terry was an honor student
while attending Mitchell Dis-
trict High School and has been
the recipient of several schol-
arships both on graduating from
High School and while a student
at Guelph.
Among those attending the
graduation ceremonies Friday
were Rev, and Mrs. A. H.
Daynard, Heather and Robin,
Staffa.
GRADUATES IN GUELPH
Miss Romona Worden, daugh-
ter of Alvin Worden and the late
Mrs. Worden, graduated last
Wednesday from the University
of Guelph as a member of the
first graduating recreation
course.
Romona will begin teaching
at Ancaster High and Vocational
School in September.
Attending Romona's gradua-
tion were Miss Rosanna Word-
en, London, Mrs. Robert Sadler
Jr, and Alvin Worden, Staffa.
PERSONALS
A reception was heldinStaffa
Hall Friday evening honoring
Mr. & Mrs. Bob McKellar on
their recent marriage.
Visitors over the weekend
with Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr.
& Mrs. Bob Norris and girls
were Mr. & Mrs. Jim Norris
and family, Brampton, E r ic
Norris, Guelph and Jackie Bur-
leigh, Seaforth.
Mrs. William Evans is at
present a patient in Scott Me-
morial Hospital, Seaforth.
Mrs. S am Norris and Eric
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Samuel Wolfe, Monkton.
Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman
and family visited Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Duncan,
Exeter.
LIVESTOCK
REPORT
These are a few of the best
prices received for cattle sold
by United Co-operatives On-
tario Stock Yards, Toronto.
Larry Ratz, steers, $26.50
Lloyd Jones, steers, $26.50
Frayne Bros, steers, $26.25
Lloyd Jones, steers, $26.25
Ed Lamport, steers, $25.75
Gordon Ratz, steers, $25.50
Sam Skinner, heifers, $23.00
Lloyd Jones, heifers, $22.70
Howard Johns, heifers, $22.75
For Service Call
R. B. WILLIAMS
235-2597
Exeter
By MRS. G. HOOPER
Sunday guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Kenneth Parkinson were
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Dann and fam-
ily of Hyde Park, Mr. & Mrs.
Will Garrett and tam fly of Gran-
ton.
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Baker,
David and Paul of Zion were
Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs.
Jack Thomson.
Rev. & Mrs. Stewart Miners
and family of Beachville were
Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs.
Kenneth Langford.
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lam-
bert and family of London and
the former's niece of England
were Sunday evening guests of
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Thomson
and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Richardson
of Stratford were T h u r s d ay
evening guests of Mr. & Mrs.
Lloyd Thomson.
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Dobson and
family of Weston, Mr. & Mrs.
Percy Hodgins and family of
Granton, Mr. & Mrs. Orville
Langford and John of Centralia,
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Hartwick
and Stephanie of Ebenezer were
Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs.
Leonard Thacker and family.
Mrs. Lawrence Grasby, Deb-
bie and Linda of London were
Saturday guests of Mr. & Mrs.
Claire Sisson.
Mr. & Mrs. Claire Sisson
were Sunday guests of Mr. &
Mrs. Archie Cameron of Wat-
ford.
Mr. & Mrs. Win. G. Jones
and family were Sunday guests
of Mr. & Mrs. Bob Gover and
family of Thorndale.
CORRECTION—Pastor 5, San-
der conducted the funeral ser-
vice for the late Clarence Tay-
lor and not Rev. J. P. Gandon
as stated in last week's issue.
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AUCTION SALE
Important
AUCTION SALE
of Household Effects,
Antiques and Misc. Items
On the premises
MARLBOROUGH ST., EXETER
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
JUNE 2
at 6;30 p.m.
Chesterfield and 2 chairs;
2 folding screens with chintz;
maple bench; antique arm
chair; antique settee and 2
matching chairs; leather cov-
ered couch; rocking chair;
4 floor lamps; 2 magazine
racks; secretary and book
case; 2 mirrors; marble top
table; 2 walnut desks; 2 drop
leaf tables; 3 small tables;
buffet; small folding table; 2
sewing machines; junior an-
tique bed and springs; 3/4 iron
bed, springs and mattress;
large size iron crib; modern
crib & play pen; wash stand;
6 dining room chairs; 2 an-
tique head boards; 3 dressers;
apartment size frig; 2 kitchen
tables; 2 plug-in rangettes;
heavy duty range; lead glass
table lamp; 3 pine harvest
tables; plug-in steam rad; 4
antique glass cupboards; tea
cart; basin and pitcher sets;
picture frames; record player
and records; books; dry sink;
pony cart harness; antique
side saddle; child's wagon;
dolls, doll buggy; some an-
tique glass and dishes.
TERMS: Cash.
RALPH BAILEY, Prop.
GARNET HICKS, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
20:27c
IN HENSALL ARENA
FRIDAY, MAY 28
at 7:00 p.m. D.S.T.
Black gelding pony 2 years
old; 1956 Chev sedan; Westing-
house conventional washer; 8
cu. ft. Frigidaire refrigerator
in good condition; 2 Leonard
refrigerators, A-1 condition;
17" table model Addison tele-
vision; 21" Motorola television;
two 17" Admiral televisions, 1
table, 1 cabinet; Admiral clock
radio, new; Telecon inter-corn
walkie talltie; small transistor
radio; bunk beds complete
with mattress and springs;
davenport, wood arms; 3-pee.
chesterfield suite, wine and
green velour; vanity, mirror,
bench and double bed; walnut
buffet; 2 step and 1 coffee ta-
ble, limed oak; 2 buffets; 2
bureaus; dressers; Singer sew-
ing machine in good condition;
wash stands; chrome kitchen
chairs; lawn chairs; 6 dining
room chairs; h bed, mattress
and springs; chesterfield; Ax-
minster rug 9'x101' in good
condition; Wilton rug 9'x101';
2 rugs 9'x12'; studio couch;
new 1/4 h.p. dust proof motor;
three 1/4 h.p. motors; electric
stove; coal and wood stove,
used one year; Duo-Therm
oil stove, nearly new; com-
bination door 7'x2'9" complete
with glass and screen; drop-
leaf table; hall seat; children's
rocking horses; baby pig feed-
er; electric heater; hot plate;
phonograph; number of pint
and quart sealers; hand lawn
mower on rubber wheels,
nearly new; brief case; medi-
cine cabinet; picnic basket for
six; magazine racks; kitchen
stool and other articles too
numerous to mention.
Proceeds for minor sports,
sponsored by Hensall Minor
Athletic Association.
Anyone having anything to
sell or donate contact Trevor
Wilson, Ed. Corbett or P. L,
McNaughton. Pickup can be
arranged, 20:27c
PLANTS
For Sale
FIREBALL
Hybrid Tomato in bud with some
tomatoes on
GROUND PHLOX
Mixed colors
EVERGREENS
Cash & Carry
REDER 'S
FLORIST
Please use our William St. en-
trance. Lots of free parking in
the yard.
235-2603
Clearing
ESTATE AUCTION
of Property, Household
Contents, 1964 Car,
Garage and Parts, Etc.
for the estate of
the late Wilson Hicks,
WILLIAM ST., PARKHILL
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2
at 1.00 p.m.
PROPERTY will be offered
at 3 p.m. Stucco 1-floor, 3-
bedroom home situated on
large lot just off Main St.;
2 large garages or work-
shops. Trees and shrubs. Oil
furnace, home easily heated.
Will be offered subject to a
moderate reserve bid but ex-
ecutors are anxious to sell in
order to close the estate.
Terms will be announced sale
day.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES —
4-burner electric stove; Mc-
Clary deluxe refrigerator with
across the top freezer; radios;
kitchen dishes, electrical ap-
pliances etc.; kitchen table
and chairs; dining room table
and chairs; china cabinet;
studio couch; sewing ma-
chine; clocks; small tables;
3-piece chesterfield suit e;
Westinghouse 21" TV; end
tables; Newcombe piano in
good condition; beds and
dressers; linen and bedding;
lamps; 12'x12' living room
rug.
GARAGE PARTS — Vise and
tools of all kinds; bearings &
generator parts; coils; trouble
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lights; tractor chains; 670x15
snow tires (new); large elec-
tric outside Ford Garage sign;
Bob-a-ion power mower; gar-
den tools, etc.; various car
parts.
CAR-1964 Meteor, V8, blue
4-door, automatic with electric
back window, 11,000 miles.
Warranty is still on this car.
This is an excellent oppor-
tunity to get a car like new.
For further information re-
garding property etc. contact
Mr. Fred Hicks, phone Park-
hill 294-6651 or the auctioneers
HUGH FILSON TOM ROBSON
Phone 666-0833 666-1455 collect
20:27c
Twilight
AUCTION SALE
of Household Effects
and Misc. Items
On the premises
497 ANDREW ST., SOUTH
TOWN OF EXETER
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 4
at 6:30 p.m.
Frigidaire refrigerator; din-
ing room table and chairs; 3
oak rockers; chesterfied suite;
Captain's chai r; occasional
chairs; chrome table and
chairs; drop leaf table; ward-
robe; modern 3-piece bedroom
suite recently purchased; 2
chests of drawers; kitchen
cupboard; 3 dressers; wash
stands; kitchen sink; library
table; mirrors; trilight lamps;
table lamps; pictures and
frames; kitchen cabinet; bu-
reau; dinette set; Axminster
rug 9x10; scatter rugs; arm
chairs; 2 kitchen cabinets;
comforters; plant stands; buf-
fet; power mower; ironing
board; pots and pans; 2 small
tables; aquarium, 2 large toi-
let sets; assortment of dishes,
glassware, silverware, novel-
ties; flour and sugar bin cab-
inets; kitchen utensils; elec-
tric iron and toaster; sausage
grinder; food choppers; Que-
bec heater; coal oil stove;
sewing machine; electric
washing machine; baby crib;
baby buggy; porch swing;
garden tools; wooden doors;
tub stand; galv. tubs; two 50'
garden hose; power mower,
etc., etc.
No reserve, everything will
be sold.
TERMS: Cash.
MRS. BERNICE SHIPMAN,
Proprietress
DALTON FINKBEINER, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
27:3c
Department of Highways,
Ontario
AUCTION SALE
OF BUILDING
For Removal or
Demolition
Property Sale No. L-01132
A one-room brick school-
house, situated at Pt. Lot 6,
Concession 21, Township of
Stephen, County of Huron, lo-
cated approximately li miles
north of Greenway, on the
West side of Highway 81.
Sale will take place on the
premises at:
2:00 P.M., LOCAL TIME
MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1965
TERMS: Cash or Certified
Cheque together with $200.00
Performance Bond to guaran-
tee that work will be com-
pleted according to D.H.O. re-
quirements, (Cheques made
Times-Advocate, May 27, 1965 Page 7
weekend
homes.
Mrs. J, R. Jefferson visited
at the home of her pen-in-law
and danghter, Mr. & Mrs. Don
Riehl of Sebringville.
Mrs. Jack MeGhee and child-
ren, London spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Otto Walker.
Mr, & Mrs. Frank Cadick,
Sharon and Donald, London, and
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Scott and
family of Goderich were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
John Wallace.
Mrs. Wesley Russell return-
ed home from Stratford Hospital
at their respective Monday.
Robbie. Gardinisr, son of Mr.
& Mrs, Robert .Gardiner, has
broken his collarbone,
Mrs. Jas. Howe of Weed**
visited last week with .Mr,
Mrs! Jelin Hoggarth and .other
friends.
Mr, & Mrs. K. McKellar
visited Friday with Mr.. gall
Somers and family of St.
and .41go with Mr, Somers
was a patient in St. Marys Hoe,
pitel,
A large crowd attended .the
reception for Mr. & gra. Bob
McKellar which was held in
Staffa Hall Friday night.
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Sunday anniversary guests
with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Parkin-
son were Mr. & Mrs. Gerald
Hein of Zion West and Mr. &
Mrs. Robert Elston and fam-
ily, Base Line.
Ron and Maryanne Marriott
of St. Marys spent Sunday with
their grandparents, Mr. & Mrs.
A. Dewar.
Mr. & Mrs. W. McNeight
and family attended the birth-
day party last week for her
father Mr. C. Simms of St.
Marys, who is now 70 years
old.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Brooks
and family and Mrs. Jack Reece
of Toronto spent the weekend
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