The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-09-01, Page 21AUCTION SALE
Of Household Furnishings, Antiques
Old car, Misc. Items
Sat., Sept. 17 at 12;30 p.m, Sharp
ih The New Exeter Arena
For the Estate of Archie Dodd and two other
consignments,
See Full Listing Next Week
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
Phone 23S.,1964 Exeter
PROPERTY SOLO
AUCTION SALE
Sale to be held on premises, 20 Centre Street, Zurich, 2
blocks west of Lutheran Church for Mrs. Adrian
Denomme.
Sat,, Sept. 10 - 1 p.m.
FURNITURE — China cabinet, drop leaf table, parlor table,
matching coffee and end tables, hall tree, cedar chest,
hamper, three piece bedroom suite (excellent), chrome table
and four chairs, chrome rocker, 2 piece gold chesterfield
suite, foot stools, lined livingroom drapes (84" excellent),
dresser, chest drawers, bed, feather pillows, bathroom space
saver, Philco TV B & W, record player and cabinet, six dining
chairs, mint condition.
APPLIANCES — Frost-free Inglis 2-door fridge, like new,
Frigidaire dryer, GSW wringer washer (new), 2 other wringer
washers, oil lamps, 4 burner electric stove, large six gallon
glazed crock, high chair, old desk, pine table with drawer,
tool box, gas lawn mower, fertilizer spreader, some dishes
and linens, silverware, shovels, rakes, hoes, kitchen utensils,
many other items.
Terms of sale cash
Mrs. Adrian Denomme - Proprietor
Phone 236-4328
Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for accidents day of
sale.
Percy Wright
AUCTIONEER
KIPPEN, ONT. 262-5515
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Large Auction Sale
Of Large Modern Farm Machinery, 10 Trucks, 7
Tractors, Self Propelled Combine, Grain Dryer,
etc.
For Dondel Farms Ltd. to be held at Lot 46
Concession 4, Wallace Township, 2 1/2. miles
North of Listowel to Gowanstown then 4 1/2
miles West on County Road to Kurtzville.
Fri., Sept. 9th at, 11:00 a.m.,.
TRUCKS: 1977 Ford 3/4 ton 4 wheel drive, 7,000 miles (cer-
tified); 1975 Ford 3/4 ton 4 wheel.drive, (certified); 1972 Ford
3/4 ton 4 wheel drive, as is; 1966 IHC 1700 single axle tractor,
as is; 1964 Ford 850 single axle tractor with wet line; 1967
IHC 1600 with 300 bu. gravity bin; 1965 Ford 800 with 14 ft.
aluminum box and hoist; 1964 Ford CO 700 '14 ft. rack and
hoist; 1964 GMC with JM gravity box; 1963 Ford Co 700
with 300 bu, gravity box; 36 ft. trail mobile flat bed tandem
axle trailer; 22 ft. dump trailer tandem axle.
TRACTORS: John Deere 6030 diesel tractor with radio, cab
and heater and nearly new 30.5 x 32 rear tires, 24.5 x 32
duals front mount fuel tank; John Deere 4430 diesel tractor
with cab and heater, radio, front mount fuel tank 20.8 x 34
rear tires, 18.4 x 38 stepup duals; John Deere 420 tractor
with 3 p.t. hitch; John Deere G tractor; John Deere M tractor;
IHC 656 diesel tractor Hydro-static; Ford Major diesel tractor;
Ford 640 gas tractor with loader.
HARVESTING & FORAGE EQUIPMENT: 1975 John Deere
7700 Self propelled combine, cab, heater, radio, air con-
ditioner, diesel motor, 24.5 x 32 tires, #643 six-row narrow
corn head, 10 1/2 ft. pick-up platform, straw chopper; #443
John Deere 4 row narrow corn head, Header float springs for
7700 combine; John Deere 2270 swather diesel, 12 ft.
swather with cab, air conditioning, hay conditioner; John
Deere 3800 pto forage harvester with 3 row narrow corn
head and hay pickup; John Deere 1214 - 12 ft. hay bine with
PTO hydraulic drive; Two Dion three beater forage boxes on
10 ton wagons; Kools K54 forage blower; John Deere 336
hay baler; 4 wagons and flat rocks; Ebersol 32 ft. hay and
grain elevator with electric motor.
GRAIN & DRYING EQUIPMENT: M & W 450 PTO con-
tinuous grain dryer with loading and unloading augers; 25
ton Bowman wet tank; GT rotary grain cleaner; 8" GT por-
table roof mount auger; GT 48 ft. 8" PTO auger; GT 32 ft. 8"
PTO auger;. Speed King 6" PTO auger; DMI 12 ton gravity
wagon; Two JM 250 bu. gravity boxes on 10 ton wagons;
Turnco gravity box and wagon; Horst 10 wagon with flota-
tion tires.
PLANTING — TILLAGE EQUIPMENT: John Deere 2500
semi-mount 7 furrow x 18" plow, with on land hitch and
automatic reset; John Deere 2500 semi-mount 8 furrow x 18"
plow, with on land hitch and automatic reset; John Deere
1000 36 1/2 ft. hydraulic wing cultivator; John Deere 230 -
25 1/2 ft. level action wheel disc with finishing Harrows; Kent
36 ft. spring tooth cultivator; Brillion 25 ft. cultimulcher; Jr 6
row - row crop cultivator; Anderson PTO rotary rock picker
with high lift dump box; 1976 Colhoun 4 ton trail fertilizer
spreader, stainless steel; John Deere 7000 max-emerge 6. row
corn planter, insecticides boxes, monitor and liquid fertilizer
attachment; Two John Deere 335 truck mount sprayers with
40 ft. booms.
OTHER EQUIPMENT & MISCELLANEOUS: Two John Deere
54 PTO manure spreaders; John Deere 205 PTO Gyramor
chopper; Reist Front mount 9 ft. double auger snow blower,
fully equipped; John Deere 158 heavy duty manure loader
with cab mount kit will fit from 3020 up; 18.4 x 34 dual
wheels with spacers for corn planting; Briggs & Stratton
motors, pumps and hoses; Harvester PTO hydro generator;
Portable generator with 9 H.P. Briggs & Stratton motor;
Grain loss monitor; 250 Amp welder; Acetylene torches; John
Deere chain saw; factory made drill press; Chain hoist; extra
weights for John Deere tractors; Spare wheels and tire;
Mobile CB radio units; Steam Jenny; 60" material bucket with
tines for JD 148 loader; very few small items so be on time.
TERMS: Cash or known cheque with proper identification.
Please bring .personal cheque forms.
NOTE: This is a good offering of equipment, reason for sale
is they are splitting vp partnership.
PROPRIETOR — DONDE!. FARMS LTD. for information
phone, Listowel 519-291-27W Oriel ask for Del Cressrnan.
LUNCH BOOTH:
Richard Lobb AUCTIONEERS R. G. Gethke
tiornholni Clinton
Owner or auctioneers not responsikile for accidents day of
sale,
P994 11 Times-Advocate, September 1, 1977
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MITCHELL FAIR
FRIDAY SEPT. 2 •
7:00 p.m. Western Horse Show
9:00 p.m. Family Dance for Moms, Dads & the kids, Bob
Heywood's Band. (Pop Bar)
11:00 p.m. Crowning of the Fair Queen
SATURDAY SEPT.3
12:30 Parade led by the Mitchell Legion Band
1:30 Official opening, by The Honourable Pauline McGib-
bon, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario
2:00 Talent Show in the Arena, Chariot Races, Sheep
Shearing,: Livestock
7:00 p.m. Pony Pull
8:00 p.m. - Step Dancing Competition
9:00 p.m. - Dance - Lou Morello's Orchestra (18
over)
SUNDAY SEPT. 4 "Sports Day"
1:30 - Tug-O-War, Sheep dog trials, Sheep shearing, spin-
ning & wool dyeing demonstration.
yrs. &
MONDAY SEPT. 5
10:00 a.m. - 4-H Competitions & inter Club Shows
1:00 p.m. - Heavy Horse, Carriage & Roadster Show
7:00 p.m. - Paul Ridell's HELL DRIVERS
Horse Shoe pitching competitions on Saturday and
Sunday Molson Awards and cash prizes.
Exhibit building open at all times. Midway always in
operation
FUN FOR ALL AT "The Biggest Little Fair In Ontario".
ER SKATING
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY
8 p.m. 11 p.m,
ADMISSION $1.00, RENTALS 50c
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DR. GODDARD DAY
Sunday, Sept. 18
1 p.m. to 6 p.m.
PINERIDGE CHALET
R.R. 2, Hensall
Anyone requiring a ride out to Pineridge Chalet please phone
262-2323, Doug Mann or 236-4757 Pete Jeffery until Satur-
day noon, September 17.
Tickets available at Don's Food Market, Laporte Meat
Market, Doerr's Superior Store, Zurich, H & N Variety, St.
Josephs, Ron's Health Centre, Drysdale's Home Hardware,
Super Save, Dave Kyle's Shell Station, W. G. Thompson and
Sons Ltd. in Mensal'.
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EXETER
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
ussoRNE
CENTRAL SCHOOL
Opening Day
Information
Classes Will Commence
Tues., Sept. 6
Buses will run in the
morning at regular
times, but will return the
pupils to their homes 1
hr. earlier.
Plan parent night for Cubs
By PETER AIJNGER
Who is involved in cubs?
Although most will immediately
think of several boys and a
leader, some people may not
realize a large number of other
persons are involved,
Really in our Exeter Cub Pack
we function .as a cooperative of
six groups namely; the boys who
are the most important group:
the leaders, Peter Aunger,
Cheryl Chapman, Anne 1VIcVicar,
dim O'Toole, Les Lewis, and
Greg Pfaff; The Group Com-
mittee, chaired by Dwayne
Tinney, parents; The Boy Scouts
through District, Provincial, and
National Divisions; . and in-
terested members of the public,
(such as Lion Club sponsorship).
Since the renewal of Exeter
Cubs which started three years
ago, we have had good success
because of the cooperation of
these six groups, If any one of
these groups had not helped our
Cub Pack would have ceased
operations long before now.
Why do we have cubs?
Speaking for the leaders we work
to obtain the four general ob-
jectives for the development of
boys in the Scout Movement;
physical, mental, ,spiritual, and
social development of young
people.
What do we do? In order to
obtain the physical mental ob-
jectives mentioned above we
conduct regular meetings with
games, drills, special presen-
tations by members from the
police, Canadian Legion, am-
bulance service etc.
In order to do the best job we
take tours of local places of in-
terest such as: the printing shop
of the T-A; the local veterinary
Huronview set
fall activities
The fall bazaar, tea and bake
sale were the main topic of
discussion at the August meeting
of the Iluronview Auxiliary held
in the Craft room on August 15.
The suggested date for the
bazaar is October 19. It is hoped
many more members will be
present at the next meeting of the
Auxiliary, September 19, when
plans will be finalized.
chn;e; Exe Fibrecraft, Custom
Trailer, etc.
In order to fulfill our spiritual
objectives we use songs, an an-
nual church parade, and a short'
service on our camping trips.
For our social objectives we
'aim at group activities through
our six organization in our
regular meetings,Also in service
activities and or money raising
functions such as the food booth
at the Exeter Fair, the boys are
assigned jobs in groups.
Normally we meet one night
per week. Please note that we are
holding a Parent's information
night, Thursday September 8 at
the Scout Hall, John Street West
at 7:30 p.m,
235-2311
also
VILLAGE ICE CREAM
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GRANDMA'S SUBMARINES
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