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Times-Advocate, 1978-10-05, Page 31Farm Machinery & Equipment Auction Sale to be held for Mr. Wesley Russell on Tuesday, October 1 7 at 1:00 P,M. Located Lot 13 Cone, 12 Hibbert Twp, 1 ’A mile south & 'A east of Cromarty CONSISTING OF: Allis-Chalmers DI7 tractor c.w. duals, A.C. DI4 tractor c.w. loader, A.C. W.F. trac­ tor, A.C. 90 combine (excellent condition), Innis 570 bean windrower, 12 ft. mounted cultivator, Allis- Chalmers 10"-l 2", 12"-14", 14"-16" ploughs, A.C. 4 row bean pullers to attach to 4 row scuffler, G.W. 30 ft. sprayer, Beuler 9 ft. cultivator, International 8 /2 ft. cultivator, Beuler wagon, 15 run seed drill, side rake, K.B. 130 bu. grain bin, M.H. spreader, in­ throw disk, 6 section harrows, 12 ft. gravel box, 2 G.M.C. trucks (cab removed) each with 500 bu. capacity, aerated with 12" perforated pipe c.w. fan & motor, three 20 ft. 4" augers, grain aerator, Monarch pump c.w. engine, litter carrier, bucket & carrier c.w. approx. 200 ft. of track, hog scales & crate, breeding crate, chicken feeders, automatic waterers, two new heavy duty 13' x 23" canvass tarps, well pumps, pressure system with tank, large quantity of snow fence, 12 ton jack plus a host of other pieces of equipment & tools. _ PLAN TO ATTEND 77 MAIN ST. 0 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS FARM SOLD Clearing Auction Sale selling for AAR. ALFRED OVENS, R.R. #2, Lucan, Ont. Sat., Oct. 7/78 at 10.00 AM sharp Con. 2, Lot 33 of McGillivray Twp., % of a mile north of #7 highway and 6 miles west of Elginfield, Ont. MACHINERY — Inter. 3 furrow trail plow, John Deere 4 furrow trailer plow-hydraulic lift, M.H. 15 ram seed drill with fert. and grass seed attachments, Calsa 200 gal. trailsprayer, 10 ft. double packer, P.T.O. driver Schutz stalk shredder, 13 ft. 48 plate Kewanee trail disc, 10 ft. A.C. wheel disc 19’/2 ft., triple k, 3 P.H. cultivator with harrows, 4 section spring tooth drag cultivator, 8 sections of harrows. ANTIQUE TRACTORS AND TRUCKS. 1950-V/2 ton Ford flat bed, 1950 Chev, dump box and hoist, 1952 White truck tractor, 250 gas engine, 5x2 speed trans., air, good condi­ tion, 1938, Inter. l’/2 ton, all original only 60,000 miles, 1938 26 ft. Fruehauf trailer 4'/2 ft. side racks, good condi­ tion. 1950 John Deere A-new rubber, 1947 John Deere D, on rubber, 1935 Fordson on steel, completely restored, ex­ cellent condition, 1949 M.H. 55, runs good, 1927 M.H. Pa­ cemaker, Cockshutt, 60, with 2 row cultivator; 5 one cyl­ inder gas engines, of different sizes and makes, other odd motors. MISC. FARM ITEMS: 2 cutters, walking plows, roto- tiller, riding lawn mower, 3 pt. snow blower, 14 ft. N.H. silo unloader chain, fence, tools, wagon wheels, oat grin­ ders, table saw, band saw, lathe, air compressor, 2 sets of taps and dies, high pressure truck washer, grain cra­ dle, sickle, scythe, wooden fork and shovel, broad axe, cast iron kettle, cable, trunks. ANTIQUE FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: love- seat, oxen yolk, wool winder, sealers, crocks and jugs, top to a flat-to-the-wall, butter paddle and bowls, bonnet chests, dressers, side tables, antique combination floor safe, wash stands, brass scales, coal oil lamps, wall tele­ phones, clocks, drop front desk, beer trays, Herbert- phone -1881, china dogs, General Electric dryer, Woods upright freezer, Admiral 26" color TV, 4 tier filing cabi­ nets, pressed back rocker, antique glassware, cast-iron stove. ANTIQUE GUNS, Match lock rifle —excellent condition, Ross rifle, 8 mm Mauser, new, never been fired, 12 gauge muzzle loader shotguns, smooth bore rifles, .303 rifles, several .22 rifles, several revolvers, .32, .38, and .22 cali­ bre, 9.4 mm. 1874 model Dutch Hemberg. Many articles not listed but found on a century farm. Terms —Cash AUCTIONEER Lunch Booth Tom Shoebottom 666-0289 "BOOK YOUR SALE-NOW" FARM HOUSEHOLD SALES SALES PUBLIC CONSIGNMENT AUCTION of over 500 household, farm and antique items held at Huron Country Playhouse 2 miles from Grand Bend on the Stephen B Line just off Highway 81 Saturday, October, 7, 1978 11:00 A.M. 47 pc. Limoges China, nippon dish, castor set, Royal Bayreuth Tea Set, owl compote, mustache cup and saucer, basin and bowl, goblets, bird of paradise silverware, pictures, oil paintings, coal oil lamps, old sealers, crocks, jugs, silver coffee/tea service, silver trays, 2 victrola and records, long pine bench, top of pine cupboard, early high chair, pair of antique chairs, pressback chair, piano stool, 4 exceptional wrought iron chairs, large school teacher s desk, 2 bedroom chairs, Danish coffee, table, steel single beds, upholstered chair, 2 dining chairs, chest of drawers, copper boiler, 2 wood stoves, bridge table broom closet, easel, ironing board, suitcases, old trunks, tables, chests, floor lamp, antique bed-sofa, folding screens, 2 cast iron bath tubs, pair of lamps, rocking chair, commode, wicker chair, kitchen gadgets, etc., 1930 McCormick Deering tractor in running order with buzz saw to fit, 2-seat democrat wagon, 4 wheel buggy, cutter, corn shelter, walking plough, block and tackle, wagon wheels, milk cans, tools, etc. . iPropane/natural gas wall unit stove and oven com­ plete, portable TV, tape recorder, slide viewer, 35mm Exa camera, lens, adding machine, ironer, electric heaters and fans, mix master, toaster, grill, iron, vacuum cleaners, telephone answering service. 2 Duro water pumps and pressure tanks, lanttors sink, toilets, Choreboy vacuum pump with 1 HP motor, 1 Cascade water heater (new element), lawn fertilizer, golf cart, cottage windows, doors, cement blocks, etc. PAYMENT DAY OF SALE VISA - MASTERCHARGE ACCEPTED JACK RIDDELL — GUEST AUCTIONEER PAIR OF RAGGEDYS — Emily Burnett and Stacey Jenkerson were dressed as Raggedy Ann dolls in Saturday's llderton Fair parade. T-A photo PARADING SAILORS — Roger Hokansson, Caroline Dykeman and Ruth Ann Hokansson depicted sailors in the llderton Fair parade, Saturday. T-A photo The readers write Outline YACMR aims Dear Sir: What is Y.A.C.M.R.? Youth Across Canada with the Mentally Retarded. Our local YACMR club is in need of new members. We find that most people don’t know what YACMR is. Therefore, the following are the five w’s of YACMR. WHO? - Who can join? Anyone between the ages of 13 to 22 is welcome, both males and females. We have trouble getting male members especially. We would like you to think about it. Give it a try. You get a great deal of satisfaction working with the han­ dicapped. YACMR can be very rewarding and also alot of fun. WHAT? - What do we do? Once a month we try to plan programs; dances, bowling outings, etc. with the han­ dicapped people..We would like to get people who would be willing to take one of them out to 'a movie or to a restaurant just as you would a friend. They will be new friends. This is yet to be done but we hope to see this in the near future. WHERE? - Where do we operate from and what handicapped people do we work with? We operate out of MIDNIGHT MADNESS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6 Buy now and beat the 3% tax increase. Winter-Beater Free ElectricStart when you buy a new John Deere Snow Blower A John Deere Snow Blower makes light work of heavy snow. The 8-hp model cuts a 26-irich path, the new 10-hp a 32-inch path. Both models have five forward speeds plus reverse. And a pressure-activited safety clutch. Two-stage design with 16-inch auger. Large 16-inch tires. Offer ends 31 December, 1978. Save now on a John Deere Times-Advpcate, October 5, 1978 Page 31 Permit values hit half million in Sept. Permits valued at $524,608 were issued by building in­ spector Doug Triebner last month, which included a new 24-unit apartment being erected on Carling St. by local developer Len Veri. New residential dwellings were approved for Bill Ellerington at 330 Huron E. and Jim Gregus at 40 Alex­ ander E. Residential renovations and additions were approved as follows: Lome Turnbull, instal siding at 86 Waterloo; Bill Smith, re-roof at 93 Sanders W.; Hattie Merkley, instal furnace at 164 Main; C. Glanville, siding at 46 Thomas; J. McDonnell, renovate house at 74 Simcoe; O. Parsons, re-roof house at 147 Sanders E.; O. Zivkovic, renovate basement at 149 Huron W.; Cam McLeod, erect addition at 545 William; Harold Chappel, repair roof at 193 Mill; T. Berends, re-roof at 109 Simcoe; G.Campbell in­ stal porch at 176 Huron W.; Gerald Reid, instal eaves at 256 Carling. Albert Bowen, renovate house at 200 Anne; Bill Green, repair roof at 157 An­ drew; Dorothy Taylor, re­ roof garage at 83 Mill; Ken Triebner, addition at 83 Gidley W.; Don Cowan, repair porch at 82 Sanders E.; Jean Allen, re-roof at 397 Carling; Bev Linden­ field, re-roof at 150 Gidley; Edith Love, re-roof at 27 Wellington; H. VanBergen. addition at 74 Waterloo; Frank Parsons, re-roof at 192 Sanders E.; Ray Heywood, renoavate at 449 Albert. Commercial renovations were approved for Jerry MacLean & Son and Don MacGregor, whiletheExeter PUC received a permit for office renovations. Tool sheds, garages or carports were approved for Durk Bakker, 57 George; C. Hoonard, 104 Carling; Dorothy Waun, 159 Anne; J.P. Ducharme Homes, 17 Kingscourt: Terry Johns, 39 Andrew. A swimming pool permit was issued to H. Palmer, 15 Kingscourt and Morris Hern received a demolition per­ mit for house at 70 James. r Auction Sale for the Estate of Mrs. Leila Forbes to be held at the premises in Egmondville, (Seaforth), Saturday, October 7, 1:00 P.M. At least one seat open in Tuckersmith South Huron District High School. We have our ac­ tivities with ARC Industires in Dashwood (handicapped adults) and also with Huron Hope in Huron Park (han­ dicapped children.) WHEN? - When do we get together for our meetings? We have a general meeting once a month and some activity period meetings (short meetings at the end of the school day) when we are planning an activity. WHY? - Why do we have YACMR? The handicapped people need to be accepted in society and need to live as normal a life as possible. We hope to assist them in at­ taining that goal. We can’t do this alone; we need your help. What can you do? Join YACMR, or if you are older than 22 years of age visit ARC Industries, Huron Hope or the Huron Hope Nursery in Dashwood and offer assistance. Be a volunteer or just visit them once in a while. They need friends and acceptance. The following “YACMR Believes” explains in another way what we are trying to do it also provides the rights of a handicapped person. "YACMR Believes" ' - the “Mentally Retarded” (“MR’s”) are first class people. - the “Mentally Retarded” (“MR’s”) have the right to live as normal a life aS possible within their capabilities. - we will assist the ‘‘Mentally Retarded” (MR’s”) where needed, to enable them to participate in their community - we must strive for the goal of independence, nor­ malization and integration for the “Mentally Retarded” (“MR’s”) within their capabilities so our group will no longer be needed other than as friends. - meanwhile, we are striving to be friends of the ‘‘Mentally Retarded” (“MR’s”) and working with them as much as possible. This was written years ago and has never been changed. There is one thing in “YACMR Believes” that should be changed - the words, “Mentally Retarded” or “MR’s”. WetJoprselves are labelling them. They should not be labelled anymore than a person wearing glasses should be labelled, for the latter is a handicap as well. They are not objects to be pushed around and looked down upon. They are people like you and me and should be treated like you would like to be treated, Right now YACMR has to change this tendency in society to label people as being “Mentally Retarded”. We would like you to help us change this. Next time you are going to say ‘‘Mentally Retarded” remember that they are people too! We hope we have provided enough information about YACMR to get you in­ terested. For more in­ formation contact Sandra Schroeder at 237-3408, Teresa Van Raay at 237-3496 (or at the High School), or the South Huron District Association for the Mentally Retarded, P.O. Box 29, Dashwood, Ontario, N0M 1N0 or phone 237-3637. Teresa Van Raay Three members of Tuckersmith council have announced that they will seek re-election in the up­ coming municipal election. Reeve Ervin Sillery said that he will be standing for re-election along with councillors Robert Fotheringham and Frank Falconer. Fotheringham was first elected to council in 1976 termed and his first two years as a “learning ex­ perience”. Falconer has served Tuckersmith a total of nine years on council and sees the implementation of a secondary plan for the remainder of the township and the possible introduction of market value assessment as important items which the new council could be dealing with. Deputy-reeve Robert Bell said its possible he will be running but has not yet made up his mind. The other incumbent councillor Bob Drummond will not be eligible for re­ election since he has moved out of Tuckersmith. Nominations open October 16 and close October 23. Election day this year is Monday, November 13. Bowling scores Ladies Thursday TB J. Glavin 817 7 26 ST P. Sellers 671 5 7 HG M. Skinner 572 5 7 MN T. Rooseboom 693 7 21 IB E. Mielke577 2 17 TL B. Bowerman 592 0 18 DS J. Rhode 533 2 9 OM G. Tripp 636 2 4 HH P. Scott 493 0 7 GG R. Luther 631 5 24 Mixed Friday & Sunday CO G. McFalls676 3 5 CH C. Murray 741 4 14 BB W. Glanville 525 2 11 FA W. Campbell 587 5 12 BBGM. Koricina 466 2 4 CR R. Luther 551 5 17 Sunday GT B. Hogg 650 2 11 HP K. Mason 581 B. McGrath 581 5 8 CF L. Webber 711 5 12 HR W. Denomme 571 2 7 DN B. Riley 574 5 11 DN M. Westacott574 5 11 BLKB, Barnes 661 2 14 Wed, Morning Ladies M. Lovell 426 E. Busche 474 H. Kleinstiver 704 L. Snell 468 K. Snelgrove 439 Exeter Men's 'A' LE C. Murray 750 5 7 SU H. Holtzman 581 2 6 RO A. Flynn 743 7 12 OP J. Gage 594 0 2‘ Da L. Miller 639 4 -6 OB T. Bourne 651 3 10 C4 E. Matzold735 7 12 PR D. Brintnell 583 0 0 SP G. Pratt 666 5 7 CB Sportsman 697 2 5 Ladies Tuesday HD P. Hunter Duvar 639 7 26 GG L. Dietrich 656 2 13 PP L. Farquhar 646 5 22 BB M. Goodwin 517 2 11 RO V. Flynn 519 0 11WRS. Meir 472 M. Glover 472 2 5 MM L. Latulippe 644 5 24 JS M. Hern 556 3 3 DK L. Webber 659 0 16 AH G. Webster 519 5 19 SP R. Eveland 515 4 11 GR Men's Wed. Ind. League PE B. Pfaff 565 4 6 8TH B. Jones 775 7 12 FL P. Lavier 626 2 7 BS H. MacNeil 572 0 2 TR J. McNair 589 0 3 EX O. Jaques 701 7 11 YW F. Wells 674 5 12 HI T. Luther 614 3 3 Lucan Ladies CO J. Van Geel 696 12 IS M. Jefferies 686 12 HH S. Redick 625 9 SP J. Sovereign 792 9 DM L. Dickson 637 ■7 RP P. MacDonald 567 7 FS J. McComb 501 7 CA J. Dauncey 506 7 RO L. Snider 511 5 CC P. Hodgins 537 4 HT W. Hardy 548 3 LO S. Butchart 552 2 r Liquidation Auction Sale NORM, .WHITING auctioneer of the Centralia Village Store (Mr. and Mrs. J. Raine proprietors) Centralia, Ontario on Sale to consist of: PROPERTY: PARCEL #1 - an attractive 1 ’/2 storey, Johns Manville siding, 4 bedroom house, with a large living room, den, kitchen-dinette area, 3 piece bath & 16 basement, all located on a rather well treed & spacious lot. (sold subject to a reserve bid) PARCEL #2 - a very large, well treed corner lot adjacent to parcel #1 (sold subject to a reserve bid) FURNITURE, ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: walnut table with self storing‘leaves, sideboard, Clough Warren piano & stool, commodes, press- back arm chairs, rocking chairs, lounge, parlour tables, fern stands, jam cupboard, oil lamps, Gone with the Wind lamp base, chairs, stools, 54" bed, 2 dressers, blanket box, bonnet chest, wash stands, Moffat 24" stove, Admiral refrigerator, Electrohome Colour TV, glass & china, books, pictures, bedding, plus a host of other interesting items. Plan to attend For viewing of property call. . . AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO (519) 527-1458 Auction Sale of Real Estate, Household Furnishings and Misc. Items Saturday, October 14, 1978 1 P.M. Sharp at 77 Ann Street, Exeter for Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bender. REAL ESTATE: consists of 1 '/2 storey frame house, main floor, livingroom, large kitchen, rec room, laundry room, den, and bath. Second floor, 3 bedrooms, large closets, part basement, tool shed. This is situated on a lot 58'7" by 146' x 5", lot 431, plan 20 of the Corporation Town of Exeter. This property sold subject to a reasonable reserve bid at 2 p.m., 10% day of sale, balance in 30 days. TRAILERS: 1961 15 ft. travel trailer (good con­ dition), 1971 hard top lent trailer (good condition) HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING: chesterfield and chair, odd chair, recliner chair, arm chair, couch, Hida Bed, coffee table, humidifier, Kelvinator refrigerator, Viking 30" range, McClary easy freezer, chrome table and six chairs, bed and matching dresser (good condition), mattress, vanity dresser, old trunk, pictures and frames, 39" x 72" pool table, snooker and Boston balls, rack and 2 Q's, odd dishes, pots and pans, lady's bike, garden tools, picnic table, Christmas decorations. Terms Cash Norm Whiting Auctioneer Phone Exeter 235-1964 Auction Sale of Household Furniture, Antiques and Misc. Items on Wednesday, October 18, 1978 1 P.M. Sharp. On #4 highway south end of Exeter for Mrs. Muriel Dunlop HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: Chesterfield and chair, Red leather chair, walnut occasional chair, metal chair, small walnut table, childs table and 2 chairs, walnut bedside table, metal pedestal kitchen table, garden furniture, floor lamp, GE refrigerator (14 cu. ft. harvest gold), electric stove, electric heater, mix master, Silex Proctor perculator (new), aluminum tea kettle, cooking utensils, many odd dis­ hes, fruit jars, scatter rugs, oval carpet (Taupe) with pad 14 x 14', pictures, curtain rods, step ladder, crokinole board, lantern, garden gate, snow fence, garden tools, wood, old boards, lawn mower with grass catcher, sprayer, fireplace screen, fishing rods (2 bamboo fly rods), golf clubs (3 wooden)^ black lamb coat. ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES: small maple fable, captains chair, 2 walnut chairs small desk, dressing table and mirror, victrola cabinet, spinning wheel, copper boiler, trunk, records, large wooden box, frosted lamp globe, walnut swing mirror frame. Terms Cash Norm Whiting Auctioneer Phone Exeter 235-1964 Wednesday, October 18th at 6:00 P.M. Sale to consist of: BUILDING & PROPERTY: A large and very well maintained brick building located on a corner lot on the Main Street in Centralia. The building comprises a large retail selling area as well as living quarters consisting of a large living room and kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom and a single car garage. (Property to be sold subject to a reserve bid). EQUIPMENT: Mohawk glass top freezer, Mohawk glass front up-right dairy cooler, Schaefer glass top ice-cream cooler, glass top ice-cream cooler, Belwood 21 cu. ft. deep freeze, 21 cu. ft. deep freeze, wet pop cooler, Toledo Computagram scales, National cash register, large quantity of shelving, Rodgers air conditioner, Kenmore washing machines. INVENTORY: Large quantity of food, confec­ tionary and drygoods including 500 bottles of soft drinks, cereals, juices, soups, canned vegetables and meats, tea, coffee, frozen vegetables and dinners, soaps, detergents, candy, cookies, chocolate bars, gums, health and beauty aids, dry goods, watches. Plus many other goods and items found in a general store. For viewing of property call... AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO (519) 527*1458 ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin^ | Mortgage | | Auction Sale | | Saturday, October 14th, 1978 | g at 12:30 p.m. | 1 Two beautiful homes not completely finished in = g the hamlet of Port Franks, Highway 21, = E approximately halfway between Grand Bend e E and Forest, sale to be held on premises known e E as Lot 69 and Lot 70, Port Franks Estates, Plan e e 611, in the Township of Bosanquet, in the s = County of Lambton, located about three blocks e = west and north of Port Franks. Watch for the e e signs. = | PARCEL #1: Lot 69 —- One floor bungalow. Lot size e = 170 x 90 with patio court featuring three bedrooms, |f E living room with fireplace, dining room, and in- S E complete bathroom, single car garage, wired for = = electric service and heat but not completely finished, S E some plumbing. This would be a very attractive E E home for someone with ability to complete to his = E own satisfaction. =| E PARCEL #2: Lot 70 — 3 bedroom bi-level featuring = E living room, dining room, family room with e E fireplace, double car garage: electric wiring and e e heat not completed or serviced as yet, large septic S E tank (not connected), solid brick siding. A country 5 E gentlemen's dream home when completed. Lot size e E 170 x 85 by 46 across back. PLEASE NOTE: both e E parcels which are adjacent to each other should be S E seen before day of saie. g E TERMS: Both properties sell subject to a reasonable e E reserve bid, 10% down at time of sale. Conditions S E of sale will be posted on said properties two days S E prior to day of sale. s g Further information by contacting P. Moran, = | Esquire, at 672-5660, or the Auctioneers. s E Messrs. Shepherd, McKenzie, Plaxton, Little & e e Jenkins Solicitors for the mortgagee. = | Percy Wright | | AUCTIONEER | g KIPPEN, ONT. 262-5515 | .........................Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiliiii!