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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-05-22, Page 25Times-Advocate, May 22,1975, ,Page 13A Classified Deadline Tuesday 4 p.m, Phone '235.-1311 NoRm action Anyone wishing to sell by public auction any items in a complete or partial sale CONTACT Phone 235-1964 TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE Sealed Tenders clearly marked as to contents will be received by the undersigned until 5 p.m. June 3, 1975 for the supplying, loading and hauling of the following materials for road construction on the Usborne Bid- dulph Townline from highway No. 4 easterly for 1.25 miles. • Approximately 5000 cubic yards clay fill • Approximately 8500 cubic yards "B" gravel or sand. • Approximately 1000 cubic yards.crushed gravel Township of Usborne to do all spreading.Work to be completed by August 30, 1975 with a minimum of 800 cubic yards to be delivered per day. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further particulars apply to John Batten " Road Superintendent RR 3, Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S0 Telephone 229-6363 AUCTION SALE To be held for the estate of Lloyd Thompson at 1 1/4 miles west and 1 1/2 miles north of Hensall Wed., May 28 at 1:15 TRUCKS 1973 G.M.C. 3/4 ton 1500 custom, 31,000 miles (with certificate; 1958 G.M.C. V8 14 foot rack (as is). COMBINE — Gleaner "K" 10 foot header, Innis pick-up,' cab, straw chopper, 2 row corn head (all like new). TRACTORS — Allis Chalmers WD 45 with duals and front end loader; Allis Chalmers "B" with puller scuffler. IMPLEMENTS — Innis 570 windrower with cross conveyor; 3 - 180 bu. gravity boxes; 3 - 6 ton wagons; 220 bu. gravity box; Allied 40 foot PTO 6" auger; 10 foot Int. double disc; 3 drum land roller; 10 ft, chain harrows; 10 ft, spring tooth harrows; wagon and flat rack; AC 3 furrow 14" plow; 15 run Int. grain & fertilizer drill; 6 section diamond harrows; Int. 9 ft, cultivator; MH 7 foot trail mower; 6 foot chisel plow, MISCELLANEOUS — 11/2 ton nitrate in bags; approximately 10 ton18.24.16 fertilizer in bags; approximately 300-400 4" & 6" tile; 3 - 2000 gal. steel storage tanks No small items - Plan to attend No Reserve - Must be sold to dear estate RATHWEINS AUCTION SERVICE AUCTIONEERS& LIQUIDATORS Brucefield 482.3120 "000,011030.440 404104.00441111,1a0 11-41-4-*******-41-11-44-11-**41—f * MERCHANDISE AUCTION .1( * Large New & Smoke Damaged 4IC for Hotson Hardware * * 1 mile north of Grand Bend on Hwy. 21 * Saturday, May 24, 11 a.m. D.S.T. * * 300 LIGHTING FIXTURES of all kinds, new and smoke )± * damaged. Id. HARDWARE: brooms, tools, skill saws, sanders; hand saws; 11.• ;,1 tree trimmers; nails; rakes, shelf brackets; taps; thousands of • * Ar smaller items. * PAINT: good quality paint, inside and outside, quarts and * gallons. Refrigerator and stove smoke damaged. *BRAND NEW ITEMS: Refrigerator, stoves, automatic washer, new pine trestle table and bench; pine desk and )1,- bench; ladders, tpasters, kettles, fans; fry pans. 11. GIFT SHOP ITEMS — cups & saucers; vases; ornaments; dis- hes, ;.1. '‘.." OFFICE & HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -- desks; filing cabinet; telephone table; typewriter table; 2 piece chester- * field; etc.; etc. TERMS Cash Booth * Hugh Filson AUCTIONEERS Tom Robson * 666-0833 Ikierton 666.1967 ******************* * Large interesting non stop auction. Plan to attend HENSALL PROPERTY TO BE AUCTIONED Also complete household contents furniture, appliances and antiques for Mr. Norman Jones at 71 Nelson St., Hensall Sat., May 24 at 1:00 p.m. Property consists of double corner lot upon which stands a two storey frame house, kitchen, diningroom, large living room, sunporch and bathroom on main floor, 2 large bedrooms and bath on second floor, full basement can be converted to recreation room or additional bedrooms, oil heat, double car garage, well landscaped lot in an excellent location, this is a clean home and needs no maintenance. Possession immediately Reasonable reserve Persons interested in viewing property contact Wilmer Jones 262-2404 or Rathwell's 482-3120 This home must be seen to be appreciated CONTENTS — 9 piece oak diningroom suite (round pedestal table); livingroom suite; Duncan Phyfe small round table; walnut rocker; love seat; Electrohome TV; drop leaf table; wood table and 4 chairs; large antique chest of drawers; arm chair & stool; end tables; coffee table; parlour tables; chairs; lamps; chesterfield; small oak table; hall tree; 5 piece chrome suite; bedroom suite; posterpedic mattress; 2 blanket boxes; washstand; Singer sewing machine; card table; fern stand; Aladdin's lamp; pictures and frames; quilts; trunks; flat irons; woven and hooked rugs; vacuum cleaner; mirrors; ladders; garden tools; many more items, GLASS '& CHINA — Alfred Meekin 75 piece dinner set; blown glass; Nortic china; souvenirs; 5 piece toilet set. APPLIANCES — Coronado refrigerator; Frigidaire 24" stove; GE spin washer-dryer; humidifier; smajtappnques, RATHWELL'S-AUCTION SERVICE' Clinton 482-3120' ALL AUCTIONS . Have Expanded Again Now Coming To Lucan with FANTASTIC SAVINGS Tuesday, May 27 8:00 p.m. LUCAN ARENA — HWY. 4 Sale will consist of all new furniture including bedroom suites, kitchen suites, chesterfield suites, coffee and end table sets, maple bunk beds, continental beds in all sizes, lamps of all kinds, zig zag sewing machines, walnut corner cupboard, silverware, dishes, giftware and all small household appliances. Terms of sale — Cash, cheque or budget plan NOTE: this is our first sale in this area so be sure to attend for great bargains. AUCTIONEER — R. A. BALL Phone Brussels 887-6166 27 Tenders Wanted JANITOR. tenders for the Oreenway United Church, duties to begin July 1, will be received until May 31, Lowest bid not necessarily accepted. Address to Edna Woodburn, Box 502, Grand Bend, Ontario. For further informa- tion, phone 238.2696, 20:21c Township of Hibbert Sealed tenders, on Township Tender forms, for closed work on the: "FORBES DRAINAGE WORKS" Township of Hibbert will be received by the undersigned until noon, Tuesday, June 3rd, 1975, for theconstruction of: "FORGES DRAINAGE WORKS" 2132 lineal feet of closed drain, including Highway crossing. I Catch basin. Plans and Profiles may be seen at the Clerk's Office, Dublin. Township to supply materials, Please state ap- proximate dates of start and comple- tion. A certified cheque for 10% of bid to accompany tender. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Charles Friend • Clerk Township of Hibbert 21:22c Custom Slaughtering and Processing To Individual Requirements Cattle and Hogs ore Government Inspected in our Modern Abattoir for Your Protection. Specializing in Hickory Smoked Hams and Bacon SLAUGHTERING ON MONDAY ONLY All Processing Guaranteed LOCKERS FOR RENT By Month or Year EXETER FROZEN ,FOODS Phqne 235.0400 OVESMINAUNNEMMTIMI 27 Tenders Wanted TENDER Tenders will be received by the un- dersigned until 5:00 p.m. June 2nd for part of Lot 380, Plan 20, Town of Ex- eter, directly north of 4 1 4 Marlborough Street. This lot has an approximate fron- tage of 56 feet, tapering to an ap- proximate width of 50 feet at the rear and is 155 feet In depth. - Highest or any tender not necessari- ly accepted. E. H. Carscadden Clerk Corp. Town of Exeter Box 759 Exeter, Ont., 20:21c 28 Auction Sales CONSIGNMENT AUCTION Sunday, June 1 1:30 p.m. Good selection with full listing next week. Consignment accepted for good fur- niture and antiques to be in by Satur- day, May 24, ACTION CENTRE MART Highway 4, north of Exeter BILL CLARK Sale Manager 672-3566 PERCY WRIGHT Auctioneer 262.5515 21c CLASSIFIED. DEADLINE Tuesday 4 p.m. Phone 235-1331 28 Auction Sales Auction Sale Thursday, May 29 7 p.m. PARKHILL COMMUNITY CENTRE Modern 2-pce chesterfield suite, orange corduroy recliner, 5-pce smok- ed glass and chrome dinette suite, coffee table and step end tables, Ad- miral automatic refrigerator, 30" Westinghouse electric range, 26" Ad- miral Spanish Console color TV, 23" portable color TV. The above named items are all less than two years old and are a recent repossession ,to be sold without reserve, Also 3-pce bedroom suite, 5-pce kitchen chrome suite, chesterfield, recliner, 21" black and, white TV, dou- ble box spring and mattress with book case headboard, 3 stack stools, I solid walnut drop leaf gate leg table. Also some antiques and collectibles and many, many other useful articles too numerous to mention. Please note this is a good clean sale of many useful household items with no miscellaneous junk. For information phone Sales Manager JOHN CAMPBELL Parkhill 294-6842 • By MRS. E. SUMMERS The Granton recreation Club met Monday evening at the Scout Hall. The purpose of this meeting was to organize for Fun Day in July. It was decided to have two new events this year, a yo yo contest and a baby show. The committee in charge is . Eric Chevoncek, Roberta moss, and Jim Harding. Later at the home of Jim and Willa Harding another com- mittee was set up to assist with the arrangements. Willa Har- ding, Ruth Ann Peckham and Betty Picollo were elected to help with the plans. Granton Fun Day was a great success last year, and it looks as though it will be even better this year. Bowling banquet The Diamond ladies bowling league held their banquet, Monday evening May 12 at the Presbyterian Church St. Marys. Three teams have competed" from Granton. Ladies receiving team trophies were, Judy Sleeper, Shirley Bannerman, Mary McRobert, Nancy Marshall, Penny Alten- burg and Willa Harding. Individual trophy winners were Willa Harding, Noreen ftinn for high average and high triple, Shiela Horar. Much credit goes to the executive for arranging such a nice banquet. The committee consisted mostlyof Granton ladies, president, Nancy Marshall, secretary, Shirley Bannerman and treasurer, Marg McColl. Medway Euchre Club The Medway euchre club met at the home of Clarence Lewis Lucan, for their final meeting of By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SAINTSBURY Tuesday evening Mrs. R. Savary, Kirkton entertained the ACW members of St. Patrick's Church and one guest. The meeting opened with, the in- vocation read by Mrs. Savary. Mrs. Viola Atkinson read the scripture. Rev. Savary gave a report on the Synod held the day before at St. Paul's Cathedral,London. Mrs. Earl Greenlee read the minutes of the April meeting. The mystery prize donated by Mrs. Hazel Eaton was won by Mrs, Eileen Carroll. After a business meeting when plans were made for a golden wedding banquet coming up, Rev. Savary showed slides on their work in Japan. Mrs. Savary served refreshments. Personals Mr. & Mrs. George Atkinson and family, London and Mr. & Mrs. Howard MacDonald Lucan, were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis, Heather and Michael. Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Stanley, Denfield, Mr. & Mrs, Maurice MacDonald, Grand Bend were Wednesday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs, Heber Davis, Tuesday their guests were Mr, & Mrs, Hilton Roberts, Lucanand Mr. & Mrs. Alf Boughner, South- wold, Nancy Tindall was a guest with Penny Smith, Centralia and they and Penny's parents spent the holiday at Niagara Falls. Marylon Tindall had as her guest Penny Hodgins, Lucan and Robert Tindall spent Sunday with his friend Dean Van ArenthalS, Lucan, Mr, St Mrs. Charles Tindall the season. The guest couple was Mr. & Mrs. Charles Anderson from Aberdeen, Scotland, cousins of Mrs. James Kerr, Prize winners were, ladies' high score, Mrs. C. MacRobert; lone hands, Mrs. C. Hodgins; low score, Mrs. C, Anderson and for the men, high score, Jim Kerr, lone hands, Les McGuffin, & low score, Charles Anderson. Mrs. A. Hobbs and Mrs. J. Kerr assisted the host to serve, lunch. Scout news. The scouts and their leaders enjoyed a wonderful week-end at Wildwood Park. The weather was ideal for all their activities. CGIT news The annual Mother and Daughter banquet' put on by the UCW was a hot turkey dinner held in the United Church basement Friday Mothers who won speical prizes were Mrs. Allan Wissel for a tea cup draw and Mrs. Wilfre Garrett a floral centre piec donated by McGinnis Flowers, London. Prizes for game contests were won by Rev. Mary Mclnally, Mrs. Bruce Hutcheson and Mrs. Allan Wissel, Church news At the United Church, Rev. Mary Mclnally's sermon was entitled "Mine, mine, mine," and dealt with the 3rd in her series on Harnessing our Instincts. The children's story was on Pen- tecost, and told in language the children could understand At St. Thomas Anglican Church Rey. R.N. Savary officiated at the service of Holy Communion and morning prayer assisted by Richard Acres. visited Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall and family Monday, they just arrived home from Florida and plan to spend the summer at Grand Bend. H. S. McLean, Teeswater spent the weekend with his daughter and son-in-law Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs and family. He recently returned home having spent the winter in Florida. Pattie Dobbs spent the holiday with her friend Ann Klinger, Birr, Personals Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Donald Wallis on the birth of their daughter Linda louise. Get well wishes are extended to Harold (Hoddy) Hodgson and Frank Squire who are patients in St. Marys Memorial Hospital. Mr. Jack Noon was on a fishing trip to the Spanish River north of Sudbury with the Rostock rod and gun club. Mr. & Mrs. Ward Ellyatt have as their guests Mrs. Ellyatt's aunt and uncle Mr. & Mrs. Clifton from Bristol also her cousins Mr. & Mrs. Griffith from Cheltenham. Both couples are from England and are on a three weeks visit to Canada. Mrs. G. Dann and Mrs. H. Wissell took a bus trip to Nash- ville to attend the Grand' Ole Oprey over the holiday weekend. Rev. Mary Mclnally is at- tending thetondon Conference in Windsor this week. Miss Grace Lindsay's holiday weekend guest was Mrs. S. Jermyn London: By GORDON MORLEY Ruth Trevithick of Toronto spent the weekend holiday with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick. Mrs. Wilbert Lewis and Carolyn, Mrs. Fred Lewis and Mrs. Jacob Lagerwerf and family visited Saturday with their sister Mrs. Audrey Desjardine of Palmerston. Joanne McLinchey was a weekend visitor with Vicki Lewis. Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Gilbert of London dined with Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Morley Thursday. Mrs. Eva Allison and Mrs. Marjorie Steeper were visitors later in the evening. Mrs. Lois Whittard visited with her father Cecil Ellwood over the holiday. Mr. & Mrs. George Prest at- tended the wedding of his nephew Brian Prest to Delores Kenney at the Jehovah Witness and Kingdom Hall and the reception held at the Dashwood Community Centre on Saturday. Mrs. Violet Allison and Kathleen Morley visited Mrs. W.J. Tweddle Sunday afternoon. Mr. & Mrs. Owen Amos called on Mr. & Mrs. Ambrose Koricina and family Monday afternoon. Mrs. George Prest attended the funeral of Stephen Dundas Tuesday. Township of Hibbert Sealed and separate tenders on Township Tender Forms, for open and closed work on the: "McCURDY DRAINAGE WORKS" Township of Hibbert will be received by the undersigned until noon TUESDAY, JUNE 3rd, 1975 for construction of the: "McCURDY DRAINAGE WORKS" 2530 lineal feet of open drain (2,250 cu. yds.) 5170 lineal feet closed drain. I Concrete Catch Basin 1 Y-connection Tile connections and extensions, County Road Crossing, Plans and profiles may be seen at the • Clerk's Office, 'Dublin. Township to supply materials, Please state ap- proximate dates of start and comple- tion. A certified cheque for 10% of bid to accompany tender. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Charles Friend Clerk Township of Hibbert 21:22c Saintsbury women see slides of Japan Mr. & Mrs. Jim Bakker at- tended the Kernohan wedding in London on Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins, Mrs. Lois Herbert and family spent the weekend in Toronto visiting with Miss Rona Hickey and Mr. & Mrs. Edward Shaver. Mrs. Jack Youngson, Mrs. Lois Herbert, Mrs. Ted Wilson and Mrs. Larry Hern attended the Canadian Forester's District Council meeting held at the home of Mrs. Phyllis Galbraith, London Tuesday evening. Mr. & Mrs. William Elders and family, Chatham, also Mrs. Betty Lou Finch, London visited with Mrs. Fred Crouch on the holiday weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Allan MacKenzie and John, Scarborough were weekend visitors of Mr. & Mts. Elmer Summers. Mrs. Ivan Ross had as her holiday weekend guests her daughter and her husband Mr. & Mrs. John Clyman and their baby daughter,.. Alix, of London. Also herneice and her husband Mr. & Mrs. Ron Seguin and!their baby daughter Charre-ne from Wind- sor. SO MANY VOICES — There were about 600 voices singing at South Huron District High School Wednes- day, as the Huron Board of Education presented Music Night. Above, Mr. W. Linfield conducts the Usborne 21c Senior Choir in the singing of Holiday Polka. T-A photo Plan several new contests for annual Granton fun day