HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-04-12, Page 16POLISHING A MOULD - Joe and John Nash are shown polishing a mould for one of one thousand canoes
being manufactured in their Ailsa Craig plant for Kinsac Marine of Halifax. T-A photo.
Area fibreglass business
well underway, expcinding
22 Notices
ANY 0 N E INTERESTED in
forming a hunting-fishing-con-
servation club in the Exeter
area please call Dave Dale,.
235-1355. 15
ZURICH, ONTARIO
NOTICE TO PARENTS
There has been some vandal-
ism at the Zurich Post Office.
If it continues the office will
be closed at the close of the
business day.
Parents please warn your
children against such acts of
destruction. 15c
25 Auction Sales
guson manure spreader.
COMBINE: Case Model 65,
PTO hydraulic controls, scour
clean bean and clover attach-
ments; Innis bean windrower.
Both of these machines are in
ery good condition.
Gravity box and wagon; New
Holland parallel bar siderake;
Bell threshing machine, 28x45,
with cutter; 3 pt. hitch Kongs-
kilde fertilizer spreader; 5 ft.
John Deere one-way disc;
New Holland hay baler; Super
66 King Weise 42 ft. hay ele-
vator; 91 2 ft. Kongsklde cul-
tivator; Int. 81 2 ft. stiff tooth
cultivator, on rubber; Int. Mo-
del 36 3 furrow mounted plow;
Int. 3 furrow trail plow, ace
bottom; Gehl hammer mill,
10"; 7" endless belt; 2 sections
rotary hoe; Int. 8 ft. discs;
Int. 7 ft. binder; 13 run Cock-
shutt fertilizer drill, power lift;
9 ft. and roller; 4 sections har-
rows; 3 sections lever har-
rows; Ebersol snow blower;
JD wagon and wooden grain
box; heavy duty farm wagon
and plank grain box: 4" grain
auger; New Idea PTO corn
stock chopper: set of sleighs;
platform scales; 2 wheeled
trailer; 36 ft. extension ladder;
racks for Ford 1 2 ton truck,
in excellent condition; 4 h.p,
aiding lawn mower; set of 8
weed rower ft.; 50 cedar posts;
ouantity of good clover seed;
forks: shovels and small items.
COLLECTOR'S ITEMS include
-Approximately 50 cedar rails,
in excellent condition; set of
good double harness; assort-
ment of horse collars; coal oil
ege incubator; Letz corn cob
and stalk grinder; Model Dixie
No. 244, made for Allis agency,
on steel wheels; cutter.
Bedroom suite and a few
pieces of furniture.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
PERCY CAMPBELL, Prop.
Tel: 262-2042
PERCY WRIGHT, Auctioneer
Tel: 262-5515
Neither owner or auctioneer
responsible for accidents day
of sale.
Auctioneer's Note: This farm
equipment is in very good
shape and has always been
stored indoors from weather
conditions. 13:14:15c
Estate Auction Sale
Sealed and Separate Tenders,
on Township Tender Forms,
for Open and Closed Work on
the SCOTT DRAINAGE WORKS
and NEEVEL BRANCH DRAIN-
AGE WORKS, will be received
by the undersigned until noon,
Monday, April 23rd, 1973, for
the construction of:
Scott Drainage Works
13,310 lineal feet open drain.
(4,900 cu, yds.)
5,336 lineal feet closed drain.
3 catch basins.
Neevel Branch Drainage Works
1,100 lineal feet closed drain.
Plans and Profiles may be
seen at the Clerk's Office,
Dublin. Township to supply
material. Please state approxi-
mate date of completion. A
certified cheque for 10 per
cent of bid to accompany
each tender. Lowest or any
tender not necessarily accept-
ed.
CHARLES FRIEND, Clerk
Township of Hibbert.
15:16c
25 Auction Sales
FARM SOLD
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
. Featuring 3 Tractors,
Combine and a Full Line
of Farm Machinery
For PERCY CAMBPELL
Lot 10, Concession 2,
HAY TOWNSHIP,
2 miles south of Hensall via
Highway #4, then 3 4 miles
west on sideroad.
SATURDAY, APRIL 14
at 1:00 p.m.
TRACTORS: Nuffield Univer-
sal 3, in good condition, 3
point hitch, hydraulics and belt
pulley; Allis Chalmers Model
CA, wide front axle; AC 4 row
scuffler; Ford Model 8N trac-
tor and 2 row bean puller; 2
row Dearborne scuffler; Ford
mounted mower and plow;
Ford manure loader and Fer-
NORM :IVIIITING
auctxoneop
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SALE
of Used Furniture, Antiques & Tools
to be held early in May
Time, place and date to be
announced in later issue
Anyone wishing to consign good,
'clean furniture or antiques
Contact
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
Phone 235-1964
I
`Doug'
237.3576
'Jack'
AUCTIONEERS 237.3431
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of Farm Equipment and Some Household
Effects
for MR. ADELBERT SMITH
Lot 8, Concession 11, Hay Township, 3 miles South of
Zurich and 2 miles North of No, 83 Highway.
Saturday, April 21, at 1:00 p.m.
FARM EQUIPMENT - John Deere AR tractor;Allis Chalmers
B tractor; David Brown 950 tractor, dual wheels and
hydraulics; Triple K 9' cultivator; International 13 run drill;
International 3 Furrow plow; New Idea 7' mower; Inter-
national 7' binder; Scufflers for AC tractor; Bean puller; 16'
4" Auger; 32 plate double discs; Side delivery rake; Manure
spreader; Wagon with flat rack, on rubber; 4 section harrows;
Truck racks; Case hammermill, like new; Pig watering bowl,
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS - Refrigerator; 4 burner electric
stove; Beatty wringer washing machine; Oil space heater;
Wood stove with reservoir; Floor polisher; 2 school chair
desks; Round dining room table; chairs; chesterfield; 2
dressers; wash stand; bed; wicker wheel chair;.
MISCELLANEOUS - Extension ladder; Walking plow;
Sleigh; Scythe; Cradle; Oxen Yoke; Copper kettle; 2 iron
Kettles; Block & tackle; Wheel Barrow; Sausage grinder and
stuffer; Flat irons; Crocks; Picture Frames; Wood box; 10 cord
split wood; 200 gal, oil tank; and mist, tools,
Not responsible for accidents on day of sale.
O. and J. Riddell Auction Service
Page 16 Times-Advocate, April 12, 1973
k FARM RENTED
Auction Sale
4. of Farm Machinery, Feed & Some Livestock
for Mr. Stan Eagleson.
Lot 8, Con. 21 McGillivray twp. 5 miles north
east of Parkhill, 2 miles south east of Corbett
Thursday,April 19th at 1 p.m.
*IMPLEMENTS: 4000 Ford gas tractor with Allied loader withk_
* hydraulic bucket, this tractor is brand new purchased in*
4.March; 44 Massey Special gas tractor live pto; Nuffield .465.ir
_A" diesel tractor, hydraulic, etc. complete Int. 6 ft. pto combine; L-
A' rubber tired wagon with 125 bu. wooden box; rubber tirediL
* wagon and gravity box; gravity grain box for 1/2 ton truck;*
J,D. manure spreader on rubber; rubber tired 9 1/2 ft. I.,
JrCockshutt cultivator; M.H. double disc; harrows; 12 ft. doublelik
*land packer; New Idea 7 ft mower; 4 bar side rake; M,H. 134(
4_ run fert. & grain drill on steel; Int. grain & fert, drill; Int. belt
"Ir drive forage blower; Gehl hammermill 8, belt; crib fence and 1^
*snow fence; 16 ft. auger & motor; ton scales; buzz saw;*
IL, clippers; harness; sleighs; w hippie trees and neck yokes; jackal 4(
_A" jack, etc.
It' CATTLE: Charolais steer; 3 BWF steer calves; 1 black heifer*
Idk calf
"1 PIGS: 34 weaners; 5 chunks
* FEED: Quantity of cut hay and silage
* TERMS: Cash
AUCTIONEERS
*., Hugh Filson and Tom Robson
666-0833 phone 666-1967
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PUBLIC NOTICE
24 Tenders Wanted
TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE
WEED and HORN,
Sealed tenders marked as to
contents will be received by
the undersigned until 5:00 p.m.,
Tuesday, May 1st, 1973, for
the supply of 60 gallons of 96
Owna. 50-50, 2,4-D, 2,4,5-T Weed
and Brushkill, to be delivered
to the Township Garage, Elim-
ville, by May 25, 1973.
Price per gallon in 5 gallon
containers.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
This product to be applied to
township roadsides by Mr. Fred
Harburn, Staffa, Ont., under
Permit II, 1968 Class 10.
JOHN BATIEN,
Road Superintendent,
RR #3, Exeter, Ont.,
Telephone 229-6363
15:16c
SOUTH HURON & DISTRICT
ASSOCIATION FOR THE
MENTALLY RETARDED
ADDITION &ALTERATIONS
TO WORKSHOP
DASHWOOD, ONTARIO
Sealed tenders clearly marked
as to contents and addressed
to South Huron & District As-
sociation for the Mentally Re-
tarded, will be received by
MURPHY, SCHULLER, GREEN
& MARTIN, ARCHITECTS, 775
Waterloo Street, London, On-
tario, until 12:00 noon, E.S.T.,
TUESDAY, April 24th, 1973, for
Addition & Alterations to Work-
shop, Dashwood, Ontario.
Plans and Specifications may
be obtained on or after April
9th, 1973, from the Architect's
St. Thomas office upon a de-
posit of 850.00 per set return-
able when returned in good
condition. Tenders must be
submitted on the supplied Form
of Tender.
The lowest or any Tender not
necessarily accepted.
MURPHY, SCHULLER, GREEN
& MARTIN, ARCHITEC1b
544 Talbot Street
St. Thomas, Ontario 15c
TOWNSHIP OF HIBBERT
Anyone who witnessed or was
involved in a motor vehicle
accident on Kings Hwy. No, 4,
1 mile north of the junction of
Hwy. No. 7 (Elginfield) at 12:25
a.m. on the first of March,
1973, please contact 672-4131,
or write:
LERNER & ASSOCIATES
80 Maple St.
London, Ontario.
15:16c
23 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Martin O'Rourke
late of the
Township of Stephen,
in the County of Huron,
Farmer.
All persons claiming against
the above Estate are required
to forward full particulars of
their claims to the undersign-
ed on or before the 17th day
of April, 1973, after which date
the assets will be distributed.
Donnelly & Murphy
18 The Square,
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate.
13:14:15c
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
James Noble Greenlee,
Deceased.
All persons having claims
against the estate of James
Noble Greenlee, late of the
Town of Exeter, County of
Huron, Labourer, who died on
or about the 22nd day of De-
cember 1972, are required to
file particulars of same with
Bell & Laughton, Solicitors, of
Exeter, Ontario, by the 14th
day of April 1973, after which
date the estate will be distri-
buted having regard only to
those claims of which notice
has been received.
Bell & Laughton,
Exeter, Ontario.
Solicitors for the administratrix.
rot 13:14:15c
the working personnel to 10 full
time employees within a year's
time.
A newly formed company
specializing in fibreglass
products has already expanded
its business beyond the hopes of
the owners.
J & J Nash Industries started in
a large building on the westerly
edge of Ailsa Craig in October of
1972, The company operated by
brothers Joe and John Nash
presently has a contract to build
one thousand canoes for a firm in
Nova Scotia.
Joe Nash said while they will be
doing some production work in
the line of canoes he was
stressing their speciality of
custom tooling. The firm is
already doing some custom
tooling for Western Ontario in-
dustries.
In addition to the canoe con-
tract from Kinsac Marine of
Halifax, the Ailsa Craig firm has
had some inquiries from mobile
home companies getting into the
use of fibreglass in construction.
The Kinsac canoes are
designed in 14 and 16 foot models.
They weigh 75 pounds which
allows them to be carried on the
top of a car and have a capacity
of 850 pounds.
Will witness
seals in action
These canoes are designed for
rough waters and are called a
white water or wilderness canoe.
The Nash brothers hope in the
future to manufacture an 18 foot
sail boat of their own design and
handle sales from the Ailsa Craig
plant.
Since taking over the 5,000
square foot building formerly
occupied by a garage business,
farm machinery agency and
wood pallet manufacturing, J & J
Industries have installed an
entire new lighting system and
installed doors 12 feet high and 20
feet wide.
Before forming their own
company both men were involved
in the fibreglass and boat
building business. Joe Nash was
with Hughes Boats at Toronto
and Huron Park for five years
and previous to that was involved
in the fibreglass business in
England for seven years.
John Nash operated his own
woodworking plant in the Toronto
area for several years before
coming to this area.
One of the first machinery
purchases made by the new firm
was a glasscraft sprayer unit.
This fibreglass machine will
laminate a canoe in about 15
minutes.
At the present time the firm
has only one employee in addition
to the owners but hopes to expand
car,
An interesting evening is
planned for those who attend the
annual educational dinner
meeting of the Huron-Perth TB
and Respiratory Disease -
Association, which this year is
being held in Egmondville United
Church, Egmondville, Ontario,
on Wednesday, May 2 at 6:30 p.m,
The speaker will be A, Les
McDonald, Program Consultant
with the Ontario TBRD
Association in Toronto. Along
with Mr. McDonald's presen-
tation, the program will include
"Christmas Seals in Action" by.a
small group of children from the
Asthmatic Conditioning Class
presently in progress.
The interesting meeting will
hear reports and see what
Christmas Seal dollars are doing.
Tickets are $2.50 and may be
obtained from 121 Wellington St.,
Stratford or from area
representative.
If you see ten troubles coming
down the road, you can be sure
that nine will run into the ditch
before they reach you.
DRAINAGE WORKS
Of property, shop equipment, tools,
furniture
for the Estate of Oliver Pocock, Benmiller on
Saturday April 14 at 11:00 a.m.
PROPERTY - 1 acre of land with 4 bedroom frame house,
large living room, dining room, kitchen, full basement with oil
furnace, drilled well, 40 x 30 heated and insulated workshop.
Property selling subject to low reserve. If not previously sold
before auction, property selling at 3:00 p.m.
SHOP EQUIPMENT - 200 amp, 4 volt Lincoln portable
welder with continal gas engine; Comet bench grinder, 3/4 Hp
motor; Lincoln 200 amp welder; Atlas 10" F steel lathe;
Prestaweld gas welder and cart; floor model drill press;
Petestool grinder; comet portable air compressor; tire
changer; wolf portable electric grinder; Siox portable electric
grinder; Wen orbital sander; 2 steel workbenches; 1/4 , 1/3, 3/4
in. drive socket' sets; B&D 3/8 " drill, 6" vice; 1/4 Hp buffer; tap
and die sets; Chicago Pneumatic impact wrench; 2 bolt
cutters; Anvil; 2" adjustable pipe threaders; pipe vice; 14 pc.
grey wrench set; Hine Warner 20 ton jack; 1/2 ton chain falls;
B&D 7" saw; 4" vice; paint gun; jack all; pipe wrenches; pipe
cutters; pullers; 10 logging chains; tire repair center; Snap-On
chest and tools; large assortment of hand tools.
STOCK - (New) 200 lb. of welding rod; 150 ft. of roller
chain all sizes; 150 ft. of flat chain;qcirks; 'shovels; threaded
rod; electrical parts; Hydraulic hose; 2 sets manure spreader
chains; V Belts; 10 sets of plow shiers, all makes; sections &
guards; drill tubes; cultivator points; rake teeth; 100 harrow
teeth; grease; oil; 2 wheel barrows; 5 wheel barrow wheels;
large quantity of flat and round steel; 24 foot aluminum
ladder; axe, shovel & hammer handles; $1,000.00 in bolts,
nuts & washers; 22" Snapper lawn mower; quantity of barn
boards.
FURNITURE - admiral 22" TV; Heintzman cabinet grand
piano; electrohome humidifier; writing desk; dresser; 4
matching chairs; tables; electric dryer; etc.
CAR - 1966 Fury II Plymouth
Terms - Cash No Reserve Lunch Available
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RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE
24 Tenders Wanted
TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE
ROAD MATERIAL
Sealed tenders marked as to
contents will be received by
the undersigned until 5:00 p.m.,
Tuesday, May 1st, 1973, for
the supply and delivery of the
following materials:
JOB #1
Lot 2-3, Con 2-3 for .03 miles
Approximately 3,000 c u b i c
yards clay fill.
Approximately 2,200 cubic
yards 'B' gravel,
This job to commence within
one week after notification to
Contractor by Road Superin-
tendent.
JOB #2
Con, 6-7, south from Highway
#83 for 1.375 miles.
Approximately 12,000 cubic
yards clay fill.
Approximately 7,500 cubic
yards 'B' gravel.
Approximately 1,700 cubic
yards sand,
A minimum of 800 cubic
yards to be delivered per day.
Township to do all spreading.
Work to be completed by Sep-
tember 1, 1973.
Bids will be accepted on one
or both jobs. Lowest or any
tender not necessarily accept-
ed. For further particulars ap-
ply to:
JOHN BA1. TEN,
Road Superintendent,
RR #3, Exeter, Ont.
Telephone 229-6363
15:16c
Auctioneers and Liquidators
BRUCEFIELD 482-3120 -482-7269
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* CLEARING FARM SALE )"'F SPRAYING FIBREGLASS - With the help of new machinery, fibregl ass-
i ng of boats can be done quickly. Above, Joe Nash applies the coating
to a canoe. T-A photo,
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CLEARING FARM SALE *
Farm Sold
On Friday April 20th, 1973
12:30 p.m. sharp
For Mr. Lorne C. Barker
*lot 15,concession 5, Biddulph Township, 4 miles north of
Lucan, 2 1/2 miles east of No. 4 highway, 2 1/2 miles west
It- of No. 23 highway
* Implements - feed - hens - furniture & some*
antiques. Phone 227-4310
* IMPLEMENTS - McCormick Farmall H tractor good shape;
*
Ferguson No. 85 tractor and Freeman loader; tractor chains; *
M.H. oil bath 6' binder; 3 section harrows, M.M. dump rake; 4,4_
• section harrows; M.H. hay loader; 4 walking ploughs Int. 2 ,r
• furrow pull type plough; M.H, 3 bar siderake; Oliver 6 ft. pull Id.
k mower; 3 drum roller; rubber tired cultivator and Fleury Bissell
28 r late double disc; 2 furrow 3 pt Ford plough; Int. 2 furrow
* plough on rubber; 2 rubber tired wagons and racks; Belle City
*thresher; 28" with grain thrower and bagger; M. Ferguson Air
manure spreader like new; M.H. 11 run disc grain and fer-
• tilizer drill; John Deere 6' binder; M.H. 11 hoe drill;
.41( COLONY HOUSE, POULTRY SHELTER - fanning mill; steel*
stone boat; rubber fired wheel barrow; bag cart; water tank;*
feed rack on wheels; iron kettle; hog troughs; root pulper; De,./
Laval 2 unit magnetic milker, motor, pump and piping. plat- Air
'1- form scales; lumber, cedar posts; hammermill; 11" sump*
Al,- pump; Stewart clippers, 2 heads; Int, cream separator.
at, =--POULTRY 6 game hens; 1 game rooster; 23 Babcock hens.
kr-_ FEED - 100 bales straw; 400 bales mixed hay, 300 bales *
11:1r 2nd
FURNITURE
uttinRgE
4
Old small antique stove; Beaver sealers ; *
Heinzman piano; Daisy wooden churn; Clare Jewel wood
( range; flat irons; old dresser; Coal oil lamps; Cherry kitchen
table; square odd table; odd antique chairs; Alladin lamp; Ar
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Tom Robson *
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hall mirror; numerous other articles.
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Not responsible for accidents
41( TERMS CASH
4.(1._ Hugh Filson
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day of sale
BOOTH
Not responsible for accidents day of sale
AUCTIONEERS
FARM SOLD
Clearing Auction Sale
for Richard Taylor
on Wednesday, April 25 at 1 p.m.
on the premises
Lot 1, Con, 12 Tuckersmith Two., 4 miles east of Hensall
at Chiselhurst Corner featuring
Tractors, PTO.Combine, Farm Machinery and
furniture including some antique pieces
TRACTORS: David Brown Implematic and Loader, Ford
Jubilee tractor,9 1/2 ft, JF cultivator with matching harrows, MF
3-furrow plow, No. 66,15 run Cockshutt No. 11 disc seed drill,
Int. 8'/z ft. mounted cultivator
ANTIQUE FURNITURE pieces include: Flat to wall cherry
glass cupboard, Oak dresser & wash-stand to match, com-
mode with end towel bars, Wicker rockers, toilet set, Beaver
sealers, organ stool, gramophone, coal oil lamps and other
items.
Full listing of Machinery and Furniture next week
Percy Wright, Auctioneer
Tek 262-5515
Estate of the late Mr. Carl Pickering
Lot 4 Concession 10 McGillivary Township
1/2 mile south of Mt. Carmel Road, 3 miles north
of Brinsley, 3 miles south of Crediton
On Friday April 13th, 1973
*
1:30 ) 234-6456
Sharp
Phone
* Implements- Furniture - Truck - Feed -
Few Antiques
* IMPLEMENTS - MF No. 50 gas tractor and Robin loader
and pulley; Ferguson tractor; Ferguson 3 furrow plough; Int.
Jr' 15 run drill; M.H. 10 ft. binder; M.F. 7' mower; Int, 50 T baler 111. with motor; F.B. double disc; land roller; harrows; Case ir
rubber tired manure spreader; wheel barrow; rubber tired; 2
boy's bicycles; marnel grain blower; chain crawl; chain
binder; electric drill; hand corn planter; set Dehorners; 2 un- )01.-
* iversal milker units; motor pumps and pipes; pail heater; bag
Id_ cart; feed cart; electric brooder and 1 oil brooder; bag grass Ar
'T.- seed; rubber tired wagon and gravity grain box; flat rack, 3 IL.
16.. pt. post hole auger; dirt scoop; 3 pt. snow blower; tractor
chains; platform scales; air compressor; grain auger with *
motor; Stewart clippers; wagon box; set sleighs; ice tongs;
buzz saw frame; harness; water trough; numerous good tools.
4.r TRUCK - 1959 Ford Pickup - selling as is,
* FURNITURE - G.S.W, washer; vacuum cleaner; meat saw; *
,k,A pressure cooker; Hoover spin dry washer; Beatty washer; coal
AT' scuttle; bird cage; Leonard refrigerator; Gurney 4 burner
IL stove; table; annex heater; 4 chrome kitchen chairs with *
'T wooden table; couch; chesterfield suite; bureau; dresser;
* singer sewing machine; 5 kitchen chairs; crib; gas heater; quilt
frames; lamps; bookstand; wooden beds;
* ANTIQUES - Harness stitching bench;, old chest of drawers;
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iron kettle; old table; flail; wooden fork; pea harvester; *- lanterns; boot jack; piano stool; cutter; walking plough.
* FEED - 500 bales hay; 400 bushel oats; colony house 12 x
doc 12
TERMS - CASH
AUCTIONEERS
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Tom Robson and Hugh Filson (
666-1967 666-0833 it (
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