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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-06-29, Page 12NORM WHITING auctioneer AUCTION SALE of Household Furniture & Antiques on Wednesday, July 5 at 1 P.M. SHARP at 499 William St., Exeter, Ontario HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE — G.E. 2 door refrigerator-freezer; Hot Point electric stove; Clare Jewel coal and wood stove; chrome set; 9 pce dining room suite; Philco T.V.; chesterfield and chair; matching rocker and straight chair; 2 rocking chairs; coffee tables; radio; 2 card tables and chairs; pictures; mirrors; hall table; 3 pce bedroom suite with bookcase headboard; 3 pce bedroom suite; beds; dressers; small tables; high chair; step stool; tools and many other items, ANTIQUES — Secretary desk; copper boiler; washstand; large wooden mallet; crocks; etc, TERMS—CASH MRS. CORA RYCKMAN PROP. Norm Whiting Auctioneer Phone 235-1964 Exeter NORM WHITING auctioneep Consignment Auction of Household Furnishings, Antiques & Misc. Items on Saturday, July 8, 1972 at 63 Main St. Exeter at 1 P.M. Sharp HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS — chesterfield and 2 chairs, space saver; couch; chesterfield chair; hostess chairs; studio and chair; parlor platform rocker; large arm chair; 12 x 12 Indian rug; several large rugs; electric stove; refrigerator; 2 washing machines; sewing machine; wooden table and 4 chairs; high chair, wooden bed; dresser; night table; crib with drawers; bedroom chair; foam mattress; beds, springs and mattresses; 2 beds with built in storage drawers; desk; buffet; wooden dining room table; 8 pce. dining room suite; Kowa Setr camera, like new; trunks; storage barrels; paint; Clinton 21/2 HP gas lawn mower; child's wooden table and chairs; push mower; roll of aluminum weather stripping; 5' round ceiling store mirror; NCR till; 1911 Lanning & Stone vacuum cleaner (never been used); Hoover floor polisher; 6 pce. place setting of dishes; crutches; radio; pictures; basket chair covers; books and many other items. ANTIQUES — bonnet chest; kitchen table; washstand; Boston rocker; buggy shafts; buggy tongue; wooden pump head; barrel; invalid's chair; broad axe; hoe; glass salt & pepper; oil lamp base; coffee grinder; pineapple fruit bowl; grape goblet; Dicken's pitcher; blue milk glass tray; square milk glass dish with lid; Beaver sealer; etc. TERMS — CASH Norm Whiting Auctioneer Phone 235-1964 Exeter OF ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS FOR MR. ROSS TURNBULL AT RESIDENCE, 3 MILES NORTH OF GRAND BEND ON NUMBER 21 HIGHWAY Saturday, July 8 at 1:30 p.m. ANTIQUES — Maple dining room table with carved legs; Bench style hall tree with mirror; wall mounted crank telephones; curtain rods; crocks; iron kettle; dinner bell; cow bell; coach lantern; Broad axe; pick; etc. HOUSEHOLD — Woods 22 cu, ft. freezer, 4 yrs. old; Coldspot refrigerator, like new; Moffat 30" gas range with rotisserie; Nordheimer piano; R.C.A. portable record player and stand; Channel Master portable radio; G.E. floor polisher; Viking cannister vacuum cleaner; Bissel sweeper; sofa and 2 upholstered chairs; two end tables; coffee table; magazine table; maple rocker; bookcase; executive office desk; pole lamps; table lamps; bedroom lamps; dining room light; 3 pc. bedroom suite; 5 assorted dressers, some with mirrors; vanity with stool; davenport-spacesaver; wooden kitchen table and chairs; dining room chairs; crystal; set of dishes; misc. dishes; assorted kitchen items; wall mirror; two oval picture frames; highchair; baby rocker; misc. linen and drapery; one oval braided 9 x 12 rug; one wool 9 x 14 rug; one floral 8 x 10 rug; and other items too numerous to mention, MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS — Sno Jet snowmobile, 24 H.P. twin cylinder, electric start, 1971 model, excellent condition; Remington 12 gauge shot gun; Winchester 12 gauge shotgun; Ithaca 22 automatic rifle; two 16" electric fans; Duro pressure system; two wheel trailer, 7:10 x 15" tires; Moto Master power lawn mower; slate blackboard; three school desks; tricycle; picnic table; lawn chairs, lawn fertilizer spreader; two kitchen sinks; life jackets; boat bumpers; 14' wire gate; and many other items. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS DAY OF SALE D & J Riddell Auction Service "Dour Auctioneers "Jack" 237.3576 237-3431 I GRADE EIGHT'S AT GRAND BEND - A total of 23 students comprised the current grade eight class at Grand Bend public school. Back, left, Daniel Dawe, Mike Jackson, Stephen Baird, Kevin Datars, Gary Jennison, Jeff Gooding and Robbie Teevins, Centre, Philip Anderson, Mike Desjardine, Steven Jennison, Mackie Richardson, Paul Gunning, Steven Dunn and Karl Neilson. Front, Scott Flear, Brad Bass, Deborah Holt, Julia Eagleson, Judy De Jong, Wendy Vanbruaene, Carol Vincent, Susan Flear and Randy Lovie. $AVE During Our Din" SALE Day m ONE DAY ONLY Saturday, July 1 WEBCOR 8-TRACK TAPE PLAYER Lowest price ever for an 8-track I It's ideal for car or apartment. Features automatic stop for low battery drain, separate tuner, volume and balance controls, pushbutton change, etc. 2 1 95 99-0755 G. E. PERCOLATOR General Electric, a name you can trust ... at a price no one can resist! This fully automatic 3 to 9-cup perc features: stainless-steel pump and stem, powerful 660-watt element, "ready" light, brew control, cup markings on the outside of the body and a bright long-lasting finish with anodized interior to resist staining. Tops in style, performance and value! 53-5722 13 88 HIBACHI This great summer favourite makes a juicy bargain at this low, low sale price: Measuring 10" x 17", it's made of heavy black cast iron with a polished, chromed grill and has adjustable drafts, hardwood handles. 588 99-1003 GOLF CART Normally selling for $12.88, This is a free-wheeling beauty just loaded with value at this exceptional sale price. It features pushbutton folding, strong tubular frame, vinyl-covered bag brackets and easy-rolling 10" wire wheels with durable vinyl tires. After clubs and a bag, the golf cart is the next item most golfers consider, and at this price how can they resist? 777 86-2003 • SPALDING GOLF BALLS 'Canada Cup' golf balls featuring revolutionary Unicore construction for greater life and durability. 3 for 99 86-1512 FIELDER'S GLOVE A "big catch" for the sandlot league, Top value in quality at a rock-bottom price . . . a sore fire grand slam combination. This is a pro-style model, in full-grain cowhide, with rawhide lacing and Flex-action pocket. This glove regularly sells for $9.95 so the consumer is saving a whopping $3.29 on this special sale offer. 80-3080 6.66 CANADIAN FLAG An irresistible value that'll appeal to boaters, cottage and homeowners. A 27" x 54" top-quality nylon flag at a big $1.90 saving. A great Canadian value! 2.99 79.1648 DISNEY POOL A terrific all-round (38" x 6" deep) buy for baby's first pool. It has embossed no-slip bottom for added safety and famous Disney friends parading round the top edge. 81.3008 1.47 crinnoinn TIRE SIONCMIUMEMVAIIME mooRE SMALLEY LTD, 444 Main St, Exeter 235.0166 sa umnoirin TIRE EXTRA! Cash and Carry BONUS COUPONS • '0 4' NORSI WHITING anCtiOROOP AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE on Wednesday, July 5, 1972 499 William St. Exeter, Ont. 1 P.M. Sharp Mrs. Cora Ryckman, prop. CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & ANTIQUES on Saturday, July 8, 1972 at 63 Main St. Exeter, Ont. 1 P.M. Sharp AUCTION SALE OF ANTIQUES & PRIMITIVES on Saturday, July 15, 1972 2 blocks south of Main corner Zurich, Ontario 1 P.M. Sharp Mr. Peter Deichert, prop. AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ANTIQUES & TOOLS on Saturday, July 22, 1972 144 Gidley St. West, Exeter, Ont. 1 P.M. Sharp Mrs. E. Cerson, prop. AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ANTIQUES & SEALER COLLECTION on Saturday, July 29, 1972 in Exeter Legion Hall, Wm. St., Exeter, Ont. "I P.M. Sharp This Sale is the belongings of Mrs. Fred Finkbeiner, Exeter & Mr. & Mrs. Wayne MacNaughton, London Norm Whiting Auctioneer Phone 235.1964 Exeter Home from. Malaysia, speaks at Cromarty By MRS. KEN McKELLAR CROMARTY The 107th anniversary of Cromarty Presbyterian church was held on June 25 with a large crowd inattendanceboth morning and evening. The service in the morning was conducted by Rev. W. D. Jarvis. David Scott, son of Mr. & Mrs. T. L. Scott who recently returned from a two years teaching term at Sarawak in Malaysia was the special speaker. Special music was provided by the choir and a local male quartette led by Mrs, John Scott. At the evening service, films and commentary of his work and experiences overseas were presented by David to an ap- preciative audience. Refresh- ments were enjoyed at the close. Bridal Shower A miscellaneous shower for Mrs, Bruce Nairn, newly-wed was held at the home of Mrs. Larry Gardiner one Saturday evening. Relatives from this community who were guests at the wedding of Sharon Cadiek and Ray Poissant, of Chatham which took place Saturday in St. Pauls Anglican Church, Chatham, were, Mr. & Mrs. Laverne Wallace; Mrs. Grace Scott; Mr. & Mrs. John Wallace; Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Russell; Mr, & Mrs. Donald Scott and Karen; Mr. & Mrs. Ivan McClymont; Mr. & Mrs. Robert Parkinson; and Mr. By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD Friday evening the congregations of Elimville and Thames Road churches met in the church to bid farewell to Rev. Stewart & Mrs. Miner, Charles and John who are leaving for their new home at Port Rowan. Agnes Bray at the organ and Nancy Alexander at the piano favoured with musical selections before the program commenced. Mr. William Routly was chair- man for the evening, Mrs. Lee Webber gave humorous readings. Mrs. Eric Clayburn favoured with two vocal solos ac- companied by Mrs. Phil Johns. Mrs. Gilbert Johns gave two readings. Lawrence Kellett rendered two piano solos. Ar- nold Cann read the address and Elson Lynn presented Mr. & Mrs. Miner with a kitchen table and chairs and a purse of money. Barry Miller and Robert Bray presented Charles and John with a wallet with money enclosed. The Miners replied, and lunch was served. Personals Mrs. Jennie Moore, Zurich; Karen Kerslake, Winchelsea; Marion Roestal, Woodham, and Mr. & Mrs. William Snow at- tended the Elliott reunion at the Music heard at Centralia By MRS. FRED BOWDEN Kenneth Hodgins was master of ceremonies for the musical presented by the pupils of Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins in the United Church Friday evening. On the program were a number of piano solos, organ solos, piano duets, a chime selection, an organ and chime selection and an organ and piano duet. Lloyd Morgan expressed ap- preciation to the pupils and their teacher for the display of musical talent and closed the program with prayer. The evening's proceeds amounting to $28 were donated to the South Huron and District Association for Retarded Children. Personals During the United Church service Sunday morning, Rev. J. Beaton administered the rite of baptism to Douglas Ivan Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs, R. G. Clark, Huron Park. Mrs. Ray Lammie and Mrs. George Dunn attended the Cann family reunion at the Community Centre Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Paisley Toronto, were guests for a few days with Mrs. Ray Lammie and Mrs. George Dunn and visited with other relatives. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Prance visited in Sarnia Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hall and family visited in London Saturday. Mr. & Mrs, Don Dunnigan and girls visited Mr, & Mrs, H. Prance Thursday. Mrs. Peter Lach and Barbara, who have been on a holiday trip to Poland, are expected to return Monday. Melvin burr attended the 75th Battalion — Toronto Division Scottish Regiment last Saturday, & Mrs. T. L. Scott. Those at- tending the wedding reception in the evening were Mr. & Mrs, Hugh Scott, Mr. & Mrs, John Scott, Alec Scott, Pamela and Theresa Wallace. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Bob Graves, St. Thomas, visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs, Otto Walker. Mr. & Mrs,. Larry Gardiner had as their guests Sunday, Mr, & Mrs. Robert Gardiner, Brenda, Ronald and Robbie; Mr. & Mrs, Glen Lindsay and Serena, St, Marys; Mr. & Mrs. Ken Bearss and Brian, St. Marys. They were helping to celebrate the 29th wedding anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gardiner. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laing and family on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. William Chessell and Brian, Stratford, and Mrs. J. R. Jef- ferson, Cromarty. Visiting with Mr. & Mrs, T. L. Scott and David on Sunday were Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gillespie, London, Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Scott, Mr. & Mrs. John Scott and Alec Scott. Mr. & Mrs, Don Riehl and sons, Stratford, visited with Mrs. J. R. Jefferson. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gardiner were Mr. & Mrs. Tom Wunder, Susan, Darrell and Tyler, Kitchener, Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gardiner spent Thursday in Guelph. Elliott Cottage at Grand Bend Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Gilmour, Kevin, Paul and David, Lucan, and Mr. & Mrs. Ray Clarke, St. Marys, visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. John Bray and Agnes. Mrs. Ruby Duncan, Exeter, and Ken Duncan flew last Thursday to attend the wedding of William Thornton, Castor, Alberta on Saturday. Mr. Thornton is a relative of the Duncans. Mr, & Mrs, Fletcher Staples, and Mr. & Mrs, Harding Vowles and Bobby, Toronto, were Friday evening guests with Mrs, Ken Duncan. Mr. & Mrs. Don Richardson, Stratford, Joan Warren, Waterloo, Dennis Duncan, London, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dun- can, and Mrs. Ken. Duncan, Floyd and Sheila were Sunday guests with Mrs. Wilbur Miller, Staffa. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Passmore visited over the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Carsen, Ottawa. Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Jeffery, Glenn Jeffery and Alan attended the Luther reunion at Dashwood Community Centre, Rev, Stewart and Mrs. Miner and John left for their new home Tuesday. Rev, Robinson of Newfoun- dland will commence his duties as minister on July 2. Minister and wife feted on departure Special event at Saintsbury By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SAINTSBURY A special service was held in St. Patrick's Church Sunday. Rev. Dr. II. Rokeby-Thomas was in charge and Archdeacon M. Robinson, London, was the guest preacher, Mr. & Mrs, Robt. Steele, London, provided special music and assisted the choir. Personals Donna McFalls spent Saturday with Brenda Carroll and Ian Carroll was a guest with Darren McFalls, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee and Mr. & Mrs. Larry Greenlee were guests Saturday evening with Mr, & Mrs. Joe Zubal, London. Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kooy attended a birthday party for Bonnie Kooy, their granddaughter, at the home of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Kooy, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall and children visited Mr, & Mrs. Ross McFalls and family Sunday afternoon. Mr. & Mrs. Robt. Steele, London, Mrs. Ted England, Ottawa, and Mr. & Mrs, Archie Sinclair, Lucan, were guests with Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis. Many from this community attended the golden wedding anniversary open house for, Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Elston, June 21, at their home, Mr. & Mrs. Ron Carroll and children visited Mrs. Ada Ings, -.London, Sunday afternoon. Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis„ Michael and David McFalls were guests with Mr. & Mrs, Jim Hoffman, Dashwood, Tuesday evening. Hugh was observing a birthday. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Grand Bend. Mrs. Irene Hicks and Bill, Michigan, Mrs, George McFalls and Mr. & Mrs. Jim Hoffman were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis. Food for thought — Remember it's not only the autombile that can he recalled by the maker. • 9 a • a p