HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-04-04, Page 15of farm machinery, household effects, antiques and mis-
cellaneous for THE ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN A. RYAN,
on lot 15, South Boundary, Stephen Township, 2' miles
east of Mt. Carmel on
Friday, April 5, 1:00 p.m.
MACHINERY AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS — Massey
Ferguson 165 tractor, Cockshutt 30 tractors, McKee Harvester
with 24 ft. self unloading wagon, Oliver 50 baler, New
Holland side delivery rake, Int. side delivery rake, Int. 7 ft,
semi-mounted mower, Int, 15 run seed drill complete, Int. 3
furrow trail plow on rubber, 2 furrow trail plow on steel, 7
section harrows, 4 and 3 section harraw,pulls, Int. 28 plate
double discs, Turnco gravity box and wagon, flat rack
wagon, two wheel trailer with stock racks, 9 ft. land roller,
John Deere manure spreader (90 bus.), Oliver manure
spreader (horse drawn), Int. manure spreader, Hydrin 4
furrow plow, Massey Harris cultivator, drag harrows, Hydrin
3 furrow plow, hay loader, dump rake, Pioneer chain saw,
stone boat, grinder, fanning mill, root pulper, 17 ft. 5 inch
grain auger, electric grain dryer,, small hand tools, scales,
rope, horse collars, bags, extension ladder (32 ft.), sap pan,
quantity of lumber, split, wood, 2 Universal milk units, Int. self
cleaning separator, Shell cattle oiler, tarpaulins, colony
house, Brooder building, electric cattle clipper.
VEHICLES — 1970 V-8 Pontiac 4 door sedan, power steering
and brakes (sells with mechanical certificate).1961 Chev., 6
cylinder, 1/2 ton truck sold "As Is':
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND ANTIQUES - Ideal "Franklin"
wood stove, copper boiler, 2 toilet sets (6 pc. and 5 pc.), flat
irons, churn with wooden bowl and spoons, crocks, hanging
lamp, coal oil lantern, set of dishes, wooden arm chair with
leather seat and back, wooden rocking chair, leather rocking
chair, dining room chairs, drop leaf table, wooden tables,
table scale, wash stands, dressers, wooden beds, spool bed,
side board, day bed, oval dining room table, five leaves,
Enterprise wood stove, cow bell, picnic table, sealers,
automatic egg washer and baskets, Admiral 21 inch T.V., hall
tree with mirror, apple peeler, broad axe, cast iron seat,
vacuum cleaner.
TERMS — Cash
7% sales tax on taxable items
Not responsible for accidents day of sale
D & J RIDDELL AUCTION SERVICE
'Jock'
237-3431
Auctioneers , 'Doug
237-3576
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE
of Household Furnishings & Antiques
to be held in Exeter Legion Hall, Exeter
April 20 at 12:30 p,m, sharp •
This,is the consignment of Mrs. J. R, Brawn, Ailsa Craig and
two other consignments.
Complete listing in next issue
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
PHONE 235-1964
Okay contract
for CCAT jabs
The Honourable' James W.
Snow, Minister of gOvgrnment.
Services, reports that a $94,809
contract has been awarded to
Smith Construction, EgirnOt10-
vale,. for A. greenhouse addition
and renovations to Building 71 at
Centralia College of Agricultural
Technology, Huron Park,
Smith Construction . submitted
the lowest of five bids received,
the high being $147,700.
The renovations, covering
Approximately 5,000 sq. ft., are
needed by tite Ministry Of
Agricolture.& Food to convert an
abandoned prefabricated metal
barrack into areas for
laboratory; mechanics, int-
plement and other storage, as
well as office space, lunch and
wash rooms.
The contract also includes the
addition of an 18' at 30'
prefabricated greenhouse.
Work on the project, designed
by ministry of government
services staff, is already under
way and completion is expected
by the end of August,
RATHWELLI AUCTION SERVICE
BRUCEFIELD 48T-3170
NORM WHITING
auctioxteep
Kippen ladies
organize party
By MRS. RENA CALDWELL
KIPPEN
Kippen East W.I. entertained
the residents of Huronview on the
occasion of the monthly birthday
party.
Old time dances, duet by
Margaret Hoggarth and Rose
Hummel, piano instrumental by
Mary Broadfoot and Francis
Kinsman and community singing
highlighted the program. Those
with birthdays in March were
presented with gifts.
Mrs. R. Kinsman and Mrs. R.
Broadfoot were in charge of the
program and the ladies served
lunch.
Kippen East W.I. realized a
substantial profit from the booth
at the auction sale of Ernest
Whitehouse. March 30.
People call it take-home pay
because there is no other place
you can afford to go with it.
Brucefield who showed pictures
and gave a most interesting talk
on South America.
NORM WHITING
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
& APPRAISER
Prompt, Courteous, Efficient
ANY TYPE, ANY SIZE,
ANYWHERE
We give complete sale service.
PROFIT BY EXPERIENCE
Phone Collect
235-1964 EXETER
Hugh Tom
FILSON and ROBSON
AUCTIONEERS
20 yeais' experience
of complete sale service
Provincially licensed.
Conduct sales of any kind,
any place.
We guarantee you' more.
To insure success of your sale
or appraisal
Phone Collect
666-0833 6664967
GEORGE EIZENGA LTD.
INCOME. TAX - ACCOUNTING .41i1 )1.11 for
FARM & BUSINESS
107 MAIN ST., LUCAN
Telephone 227-4851
D & .1 RIDDELL
AUCTION SERVICES
. Licensed Auctioneers
and Appraisers
Complete Auction Service
" Sales large or small, any
type, anywhere
* Reasonable — Two for the
price of one
Let our experience be your
reward. .
Phone Collect
'Doug' 'Jack'
237-3576 237-3431
participated by setting up an
exhibit called 'Cereal Desserts'.
The commentary was given by
Judy Jeffery.
Pe'i•sonals
Mrs. Garnet Taylor has
returned from a holiday 'in
Florida, and having sold her
home in the village has moved to
Seaforth.
Ruth Templeman and Paul
Miller were among the Grade XII
pupils from Mitchell District
High, School, who enjoyed a trip
to Quebec City this past week.
Teresa Wallace„ Betty Ann
Miller, Ruth Harburn, Karen and
Shirley Miller, were among Mrs.
Storey's dancers who/appeared
with Big Al on Kitchener TV
Sunday,
Darlene Templeman,
Hamilton, and Geraldine Tern-
pleman, Stratford, were home for
the weekend with their family:
A number from this community
were guests at the Rennie-
Wallace wedding Friday evening
in Dublin.
Hibbert community young
people met Sunday evening in the
Family Life Center with a large
crowd in attendance. Guest
speakers, were Mr. & Mrs. Stuart
Wilson & Mr. & Mrs. Bob Allen,
MT. CARMEL
INCOME TAX CENTRE
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA
The Staffa Women's Institute
combined all day quilting with
their regular monthly meeting,
March at the township hail.
A pot luck dinner was enjoyed
and three crib quilts were quilted
for the War Memorial Hospital,
London.
Mrs. John Miller, presided for
the meeting. Twelve ladies an-
swered the roll call by doing an
exercise or paying a fine.
Mrs. Charles Douglas read the
minutes of the February meeting
and gave the treasurer's report.
During business, a letter of
appreciation from Father
Abraham in India was read,
expressing his thanks for the
donation sent from the W.I.
Mrs, Miller reported on the
South Perth District executive
meeting held recently at Kirkton.
Mrs. Russell Warden, volun-
teered to deliver the quilts to
London. Quilt committee, was
Mrs. Cameron Vivian and Mrs.
Ruby Reed.
Table committee was, Mrs.
Alvin Barbour and Mrs. Frank
Hamilton.
Following the meeting lunch
was served by the hostesses, Mrs.
Frank Hamilton, Mrs, Ruby
Reed and Mrs. Charles Douglas.
la Clubs completed
Judy Jeffery was presented
with a silver pie server and an
advanced honour certificate at
the Achievement Day for the 4-H
Homemaking Club, The Cereal
Shelf, held Saturday at the
Kirkton Community Center.
To receive this honour Judy
had successfully completed 18, 4-
H homemaking clubs.
Skaffa I, Krunchy Kernels and
their leaders Mrs. Arthur Smale
and Mrs. Spencer Jeffery, at-
tended achievement day and
INCOME TAX — ACCOUNTING
for Farmers and Businessmen
INDIVIDUAL TAX RETURNS
No Job Too Small
oiler etc. ( FEED: 35 ton of mixed grain; 30 ton of ensilage. Centralia •
Farmers
Supply Ltd.
* TRUCK: 1964 1/2 ton Chevrolet truck with racks, selling as is. *
41( HOUSEHOLD: chrome kitchen set; Beatty washing machine;
dot
Leonard deep freeze; quilt box; dash churns; childs high chair
and crib; beds; 21" TV; shampoo tray; crocks, lights; odds and *
ends of dishes.
•L., TERMS - Cash Church Booth
11. Hugh Filson AUCTIONEERS Tom Robson *
71k 666-0833 666-1967
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Grain • Feed • Cement
Building Supplies
Coal
228-6638
* FARM SOLD
* Clearing Auction Sale
(Business Liquidation of Beef Cattle, Farm Machinery, Antiques, *.
Household, Etc.
for Mr. Guthrie (Scot) Reid
k Lot 7, Con. 17, McGillivray Twp. 9 miles north east of
Parkhill, 1'h miles south of Mount Carmel
* Wed,, April 10 at 1 p.m.
16,. CATTLE: 10,beef cows, 1 fresh with calf, balance due soon;
" 10 yearling steers and heifers; 2-2year old steers,
MACHINERY: Int. 414 diesel tractor with loader, Int:. 3 pt.
by Auction
TO be held in Varna, 7 miles east of Bayfield or 4 miles
west of Brucefield on
Sat., April 6 at 10:30 a.m.
PROPERTY — Selling at 3:00 p.m, - Service Station and farm
hardware store - building approx. 58' x 50' situated on a 56'
x 130' lot, also selling a newly constructed 24' x 32' building
(movable) selling with reasonable reserve.
Consisting of $10,000 in hardware; stock and shop equip.,
ment mostly farm hardware - tools; bolts; fencing; cultivator
teeth; Letz parts; pipe fittings; mower parts; forks; shovels;
belts; 1 h.p. air compressor; tire changer; taps and dies; and
many many More items pertaining to this business.
Cars, trucks and tractors • 1966 Olds, 88 auto„ p.s., p.b.;
Volkswagen car and van; 2 Cliev 1/2 ton truck (parts); 9 N
Ford tractor; all vehicles selling as is,
A quantity of furniture and scrap metal will also be sold,
NOTE — This is a large offering of hardware and equip-
ment arid must start at 10:30 a.m.
Lunch Available
No Reserve • must be sold to dear estate
Estate of Elgin Porter
TOM SHOEBOTTOM
ILDERTON666-0289
hitch 3 furrow plow; Int. cultivator; harrows; George White
threshing machine with shredder real good condition; Int.
„,..t cutting box and pipes; Massey 7 ft, grain binder; haylooder;
.1" rubber tired wagon and rack; farrowing crates; 32 ft. exten-
sion ladder; scales; steel posts; snow fence; lumber; wagon )11" ""r• with steel wheels; electric dehorner; used brick; florescent *
,4( lights; stainless steel sink; Surge milker unit; dog house,
FEED: Ouantity of Rodney oats; 300 bales hay; mow of cut
irk straw,
46( ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD: 6 press bock chairs; coal oil
lamp and hanger; flat irbris; cotter bob sleighs; walk- 11.
ing plow; harness & collars; McClary30 in. 4 burner electric
stove; McClctry 14 cu, ft. refrigerator (like' new) wardrobe; Art
lamps; heaters; Chrome set; beds; dressers; couches; end table; *
4( toffee table; rug 9' x 12';dishes; etc.
TERMS Cash
m Hugh Filson AUCTIONEERS to Robson *
666,0833 Phone , 666.1967 *
* * ** * * * * ** * * *• * * *
HOUSEHOLD
SALES
FARM
SALES
Free Appraisal
"Call now for complete Auction Service"
Bangiart, 'Kay, Volg and Co.
Chartered Actbuntants
268 Main St, Exeter
ARTHUR W. READ
)'Resident Partner
286.0120
RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE
Industrial attd orratteiciai Auctioneers
482A3120 tlinton
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FARM SOLD
Auction
Sale
Sat, April 6
1:00 p,m,
FOR MRS. LUCILLE AYOTTE
Lot 13, Con, 1 I, Stephen Twp. '2 miles
west, 1/4 mile north of Crediton, On-
tario.
FEATURING TRACTORS, NEW
GRAVITY BOX, FARM
MACHINERY, SOME FURNI-
TURE & ANTIQUES
TRACTORS: Allis Chalmers Model
C recently overhauled with scuMer
and bean puller, Massey Harris No,
30,
FARM MACHINERY: New Turnco
180 bus. gravity box and heavy duty
chassis wagon; Kongskilde 91/2 ft,
cultivator; Int, Model 36 super chief 3
furrow 14 inch 3 pth; Int, 15 run dou-
ble disc fertilizer drill; 9 ft. land roller;
Massey Harris 81/2 ft, cultivator;
MasSey Harris 4 bar siderake; Fair-
banks Morse hammer mill; hay loader;
wagon with 16 ft. flat rack; manure
spreader; George White threshing
• machine on rubber; 6 inch drive belt;
bean threshing machine sold for iron;
fanning mill with motor; platform
scales; grain binder Int.; 28 plate dou-
ble disks; 2 furrow trail plow; spray
motor sprayer with pump; root pulper;
,AtirCAINIISSNISSn,
- CAUSES FIRE!
of Modern farm Machinery
for .Dennis Overholt
Lot 23, Lake Road West, Highway 21, 12 ...miles north
Grand Bend.
Tuesday, April 10 at kJ
Consisting of; ease 1060 Combine, 12 ft. header, complete
with white bean attachment; Case .870 tractqr, complete With
cab, 1400 hours, Nuffield No, 4 tractor with loader; CA Allis
Chalmers with 4-row scuffltr and bean puller.Also a full line
of modern and well-maintained equipment. full listing next
week.
Plan to attend this sole to be held for Dennis Qverholt.
,• Terms - Cash Farm Sold
GYMNASTIC DISPLAY — Students at Usborne Central school presented a program Friday afternoon which
included a display of gymnastics. In the above picture Fred Hern leaps through the legs of Terry Heywood
while the others are from the left,' Ricky Skinner, Kathy Cooper, Carol Allen and Brad Cann. T-A photo
Staffa area 4-H member
receives special recognition
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* FARM SOLD
1: Clearing Auction Sale
* of Farm Machinery, 130 Hereford Heifers, Feed,*
Truck and. Household items and Misc.
for Mr. Levi White 41( iC Lot 10, Con. 14, McGillivray Twp. 5 miles north west of*
-3( Ailsa Craig, at the village of West McGillivray 4(
41( Thursday, April 11 at 1 p.m.
4)1(
.„hr CATTLE: 130 head Hereford heifers; Western calves last fall .br
r" averaging 5-600 lbs. will be sold in small lots if necessary k_F -
41( MACHINERY: Ford 6,000 diesel tractor, fully equippedli,
David Brown 990 diesel tractor with Robin loader; heavy front lir
-7". end; David Brown pulley; Allis Chalmers No. 66 5 ft. combine,
Inries pickup; David Brown tandem spreader; McKee harvester
and self unloading 22 ft. rack; Kongskilde 12 ft. cultivator
power lift cultivator; Ontario fert & grain drill; 2 wagons; 4"
, grain boxes; Ford 7.ft. 3 pt, hitch mower; Cockshutt side rake;
-411( rubber tired wagon and rack; M.F. 3 pt, hitch mower; Oliver 77 4.ft. p.t.o. combine, excellent condition; 2 Universal milker units;
sprayer complete with hose for spraying cattle; Case hammer-
mill
Id.
with endless belt; hydraulic ram; Massey 3 furrow plow;
double disc; 2 furrow Ford plow; M.F. 13 run fert. & grain )110
drill; harrows; auger & motor; grain aerator; 32 ft. ladder; ...A
hens nests; & farrowing crates and troughs .; walking plow, ir
chains; tools; cattle dehorning crate; scrap iron, Shell cattle
PHONE 237-3469
PERCY WRIGHT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Kippen, Ont.
Auction Sale Service that is
most efficient and courteous.
CALL
THE WRIGHT AUCTIONEER
Telephone Hensel! (519)262-5515
C. HARRY RODER, D.C.
DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
" 84 Panne! Lane,
STRATHROY
Telephone 245-1272
By appointment please.
GERALD L. MERNER
Chartered Accountant
BUS: 20 Sanders E, — EXETER — 235-0281
RES: 10 Green Acres — GRAND BEND — 238-8070
JOHN A. NORRIS
Chartered Accountant
497 MAIN ST, EXETER
235-0101
Auctioneer
of Farm Equipment,
To be held for Gerritt Zondag, 1 W miles west of Zurich and 5
miles north or 5 miles south of Bayfield turn left, follow signs,
Wednesday, April 10, 1:15 p.m.
TRACTORS — 4000 Ford Diesel, p.s. weights and pulley, 765
hours, one year old; John Deere 510 Diesel, 890 hours c/w
No. 37 J.D, loader.
EQUIPMENT — Gehl 2 ton mixall, 3 screens; J.D. 3 pt.h. 14"
3 furrow trip bottom plow; J.D. 8 ft, cultivator on rubber, new
teeth; J.D. 2 row 3 pt,h, corn planter; Allied' 10 ft. cultivator' 3
pt.h.; Calsa 3 pt.h. field sprayer, 50 of high pressure hose;
Int. 3 pt.h. 7 ft. mower; Case PTO 135 bu. manure spreader;
McCormick 3 bar side rake; McCormick 32 plate trail diSP
Case 4 bar side rake; Case 3 furrow 3 pt.h. 12" bottom plow;
Dearborn 28 plate trail disc and 2 row cultivator; three 5 ton
wagons and two 15' flat 'rocks; Massey Harris 10' pull type
swather; 8 section diamond harrows and steel stretchers; Emi-
nent 3 pt.h fertilizer spreader; Gehl 10" hammermill, belt
driven; George White 9" post hole auger; Dunhamlehr 7 ft.
scraper blade; George White cutting box, 40' pipe; farm
trailer with stock racks.
MISCELLANEOUS — Ritchie heated water bowl (new); cattle
head gate; Mineral feeder; cattle oiler; Sunbeam cattle
clippers; cattle dehorners; Warner feed cooker; fans; 200' 3/4
plastic pipe; 200 jute bags; six sheets 14' steel roofing (new);
two electric fences; electric lawn mower; forks, shovels, lumber
and rriany many more items, two garage doors,
Hay — 175 bales first cut,
Straw — 500 bales.
Silage -.- 75. ton
Sixty-one head of yearling westerp heifers.
FURNITURE — chesterfield and chair; 5 pc, kitchen suite; 5
dining room chairs and many maie items.
Terms — Cash Farm Sold
Prop — Gerritt Zondag
RATHWEWS AUCTION SERVICE
4824120 — Clinton
28 Auction Sales
buzz saw; emery with .motor; .visc;
1952 POP 0704 sells as is; rold cars
for scrap; trailer mower; water trough;
Y; inch electric drill and bits; fence
stretcher; electric cattle clippers; but-
dizzoes; 3 sections harrows; 50 ft.
Plastic 344 inch hose; forks and shovels;
other items found on a farm; block
and tackle; approximately 10 bales of
hay.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS; large chrome.
table with 6 chairs, excellent condi-
tion; step stool; baby buggy and play
pen; trilight lamp; high chair; new heat
bulbs; sealers.
ANTIQUES AND COLLECTORS
ITEMS; 5 parlor press back chairs
with matching nursing rocker; hand
made spindle baby cradle; sewing
machine; copper boiler; assortment of
crocks 1,2,3 and 4 gal, capacity; iron
kettle; picture frames; antique back
and forth water pump used for tank
filling in steam engine days; buggy;
cutter; farm trailer anctstock rack with
old Buick axle and 21 inch wheels with
wooden spokes; wheels, spokes and
tires in real good condition.
Terms of Sale Cash
MRS. LUCILLE AYOTTE, Owner
234-6430
PERCY WRIGHT
Auctioneer
Kippen, Ont, 262-5515
Not Responsible For Accidents
Day of Sale
13:14c
Charing Auction Sake
Clearing Auction Sale