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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-08-22, Page 9Ontario Government Tender Painting Contractors HIP 79/12 Exterior painting of Building 83 at Huron In- dustrial Park. Individual sealed tenders for the above contract will be received until 12:00 o'clock noon local time on Friday, August 31st, 1979. Tender go.cuments snay be obtained from the On- tario Development Cor- poration at Huron In- dustrial Park, Huron Park, Ontario NOM 1Y0. For further information regarding the above tender, please contact the O.D.C. Maintenance Superintendent at the above address or telephone .51 9 /2 28- 6657. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. MINISTRY of INDUSTRY and TOURISM (2) Ontario Times-Ad110Pete,.August 22, 1979 • Pans 9 Auction Sale of Valuable Real Estate, antiques, 'collectibles, misc. items, on Sat. Aug. 25th 12:30 p.m. Sharp. 267 Huron St, West for the Easterbrook Estate. In case of inclement weather Auction will be held at South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter, Ont. REAL ESTATE: consists of two parcels of land. Parcel one is bordered by Huron, Mary and Mill St. being 132' wide by 330' deep, suitable for approx. six building lots. Situated on this land is a 11/2 storey frame house. Main floor, kitchen, pantry, livingroom and two bedrooms. 2nd floor, 3 bedrooms. Full basement. Parcel two is bordered by Mill, Mary and Waterloo St, being 264' wide by 237.6' deep, suitable for approx. eight building lots. Real Estate to be sold approx. 2 p.m. subject to a reasonable reserve bid. Further information contact Auctioneer, ANTIQUE FURNITURE One cherry and one walnut flat to wall cupboard both with 3 drawers in base 1 with porcelain knobs, pine jam cupboard, side-board with top, McMillan & Co. piano, piano stool,Victrola and records, 3 pc. oak bedroom suite, 3 old beds, open pine washstand with towel bars, wash stand with tear drop pulls, cherry chest of drawers, 2 dresser stands, large oak table with leaves, small pine harvest table with drawer, set of six chairs, arrow back chairs, chicken coop chair, Captains chair, Captains high. chair, 2 Boston rockers, Commode chair, stencilled chair, 2 press back rocking chairs, 1 platform rocker, several parlor tables, (some fancy), small oak sewing table, 2 pine blanket boxes, oak blanket box, several hump back trunks, 2 pine benches, sewing machine, coal and wood stove, faint couch. CHINA, GLASS, LAMPS, SILVER & BRASS Silver castor set complete with 5 bottles, silver basket, silver pickle cruet with liner and tongs, silver bud vase with opalescent top, 3 pedestal cake plates complete with lids, 3 spooners (one Lion glass) several pieces of china and glass such as, R.S. Germany, Germany, Bavaria hand painted Nippon, Noritake, Royal Vienna, Endmann Schiegelmilch Russia, Press glass, berry bowl and 12 nappies, 39 pc. hand painted tea set, 38 pc. tea set (gold trim), water pitchers and glasses, Ger- many souvenir of Seaforth, several pieces of willow, 2 pcs, of milk glass, butter dishes, salt and pepper, sugar and creamers, Ironstone sugar, creamer and teapot set, several pieces of Ironstone, several toilet sets, (not complete), stoneware water pitcher, large jardiniere, 2 finger oil lamps, 2 other oil lamps, Old Colony silver, berry spoon, butter fork and meat knife, several pieces of silverware, 1 pr. brass candle holders, fireplace tongs, Ebony dresser set (like new). VIOLINS, BOOKS & COLLECTABLE ITEMS 2 valuable violins, bows and cases, 1922 Atlas, "The Graphic" an illustrated weekly newspaper, volume no. 36 July-Dec. 1887. and Volume no, 37 Jan,- June 1888. Websters Encyclopedia and World Atlas 1889, Kaleidoscope and several pictures, old post cards, 3 gal, crock with flower and name, Gray & Betts Tillsonburg Ont., several other crocks and jugs, bottles and sealers, iron kettle with three legs, sad irons, pine bake board, wicker baskets, pictures and frames, flour barrel, quilts, hooked mats, walk- ing canes feathertick,theatrical costumes, crokinole' board, barn boards, approx, three cord of wood, small quantity of coal. Several other items not listed. NORM WHITING Auctioneer 235-1964 Exeter, Ont, Tenders Wanted Ontario Government Tender ROOFING CONTRACTORS HIP 79/9 Re-roofing of Building 11 at Huron Industrial Park. Individual sealed tenders for the above contract will be receiv- ed until 12:00 o'clock noon local time on Wednesday, August 29th, 1979. Tender documents may be obtained from the Ontario Development Corporation at Huron Industrial Park, Huron Park, Ontario NOM 1Y0. For further information regarding the above tender, please contract the 0,D.C, Maintenance Superintendent at the above address or telephone 519-228- 6657. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C.) MINISTRY of INDUSTRY and Ontario TOURISM Granton shower for bride-elect FILLING UP — The third annual pancake sausage breakfast sponsored by the Exeter firemen had a good crowd Saturday morning, Receiving some hotcakes from Leroy Edwards and Wayne Pearce are Richard Wilts and Elizabeth Mol.T-A photo BUSINESS MENS' BREAKFAST— A fine way to start the day is with a good meal and the third annual Exeter fire- men's pancake and sausage breakfast was just that. Enjoying their share are Bill Weigand, Woody Davidson, Bob Swartman and John Miner. T-A photo Many activities at Huronview By MRS. E. SUMMERS A community shower for Miss Brenda Cook, whose marriage to Gerald Lenders takes place September 8 was held in the United Church basement Tuesday evening. Miss Ruth Mardlin was in charge of the arrangements, assisted by Miss Dorothy Garrett, Mrs. Sharon Klymans, Mrs. Joan McClary, Miss Fern Mardlin and Miss Anne Garrett. Following a welcome by Miss Ruth Mardlin, Mrs. Laverne Morley gave a humorous reading entitled "Weddings can be fun" then the Herbert Sisters, Helen, Betty anne, and Marion entertained with two vocal numbers, "Down by the riverside" and "Love is sweeter than wine". The bride elect was then led to a table laden with many packages, assisting Brenda to open her gifts were her sister Dianne, Cindy Harrigan and Julie Hardwick, when everything was finally opened and on display Brenda thanked everyone for all the lovely gifts and invitedall present to the trousseau tea, Sunday September 2, then mingled with the guests during lunch. Court Valentine C.O. F. bus trip The members of Court Valentine Canadian Forester's sponsored a bus trip from Granton to Grand Bend July 16. This was to see the comedy the "Owl and the Pussycat" at the Country Playhouse. This proved a very enjoyable evening, all L'111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111±-: E E = Clearing Auction = . = = - Saturday, August 25, 13:30 p.m. --f-. = = :--4 to be held on the premises lot 22, Con. 12, Hibbert Township, 1 E__-• gy: mile south end 3 miles west of Cromerty or 7 miles east of = Hensall, for Arnold Westlake featuring =-...4— = • Tractor, Machinery, Some Household, and a very = Good Selection of Antiques. TRACTOR Ferguson model (twenty-85) Hyd. 3 ph = g..--- very good cond., 2-furrow mounted plow, Ferguson =▪ 3 pth cultivator, 3 pth double disc, 2 trail mowers TE (iron wheels), Frost & Wood hay loader (very rare .2, exc, cond), MH grain binder, MH seed drill, F.4 Cockshutt side rake (iron wheels good cond), walk- El_ = ing plow, turnip sower, wooden gates, buzz saw (circular), water tank, power emery, small corn- g pressor, heavy duty electric drill, office sale E- 1-1 (medium size-wheels excellent) Jubilee gas mower, gravelgravel scoop, shovels, large selection of good tools, Overland Cutter, rare antique parlor stove, Princess F-2 al. Pat kitchen stove, 1928 Chev. Crown Gear & Pi- = Li- nion plus clutch facings (new), copper boilers, = = = E U.S.A. Navy ship bell, small selection sleigh bells, '— collar tops, German steel helmet (1914-1918), rac- ff. -2 coon fur coat, hall tree, EXC. RARE 3 PC, ---":"--' 7----.." BEDROOM SUITE TEAR DROP PULLS KNOWN Pi TO BE APPROX. 150 YRS. OLD, New William E. a= piano (real good), bench, 4 violins, Colonial china 1.=.:. a toilet set, Bow front china cabinet, sugar kettle, E. -ai dining table & 4 chairs, press back rocker & high ▪ chair, combination china cabinet, large chest F. 7.4." drawers, key hole desk, hall table, Hump back and F.4 box trunks, wardrobe, organ stool, assortment plc- E g'. ture frames, 4 press back chairs, water pump jack, ,E F.1 wagon wheels, horse collars, flat to wall cupboard E.' = = • top Only, meat grinder, cruet set, Beatty fridge, Kenmore elt. stove, chesterfield & 2 chairs, wringer -.4 washer, Quebec heater, 2 step ladders, selection ;.--t-- _= basswood lumber, Century Farm - partial listing. E' = g" - Terms bf sale g_•-' Cash - Personal cheques and positive Identification. == 1.---; ▪ Everyone must register & receive a number, T.- ;: = ARNOLD WESTLAKE - Owner -.1-• I g.- 262-6808 = = .:“=... Lunch available by Chiselhurst U.C.W. Er: • Accidents: Neither the owner nor the auctioneer g will be responsible for accidents or property loss, 2_ ..7:-.. Percy Wright F. tz, AUCTIONEER N. =F.. KIPPEN, ONT. 262-5515 ' E. = ralliallil01111111111finilifilliallifilnlifilffillififillailliiiMINNIIMIHMIIIIIIIIIIA 50 passengers enjoyed the play. Church news Douglas Willis, a lay preacher from Mitchell, was in charge of the morning service Sunday at St. Thomas Anglican Church, as Rev. Mary Mills is not yet well enough to return to her pulpit. Mr. Willis based his ser- mon on the texts from the 2nd scripture lesson Galations chapter 6 and the 15th chapter of John. "Bear ye one another's burdens and so fulfill the law of Christ" "This is my commandment, thay ye love one another, as I have loved you." Referring to the Boat People, the preacher said, there appears to be only one in four people who want to help these unfortunate souls the Loneliness of the han- dicapped and the aged were burdens which we could help to ease with our love. Also in church relation- ships, there is still room for paryer and work in this area whatever the denomination, and to remenber that,we are all serving the same Christ, Personals Congratulations are ex- tended to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coward on the arrival of their baby daughter Rebecca Irene, July 4 at St. Marys Memorial Hospital, also to the proud grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coward St. Marys and Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Forrest, Granton, Miss Carolyn Kerr, Mississauga is spending some holidays with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr. By MRS. RENA CALDWELL We are sorry to report that Joe McLellan a former resident of the Kippen area is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Jackie Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bell underwent surgery in Sick Childrens Memorial Hospital, London last week. W.J.F. Bell is undergoing treatment in Victoria Hospital, London. Wet weather is delaying the -barley harvest, in, this area Mrs. Frank Gemmell, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan visited relatives in the area during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caldwell, Todd and Missy Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Consitt holidayed in the north recently. Mr. and Mrs. James McGregor, Mark and Michael spent the week end in the Huntsville area. A shower for Brenda Turner was held on Wed- nesday August 15 in Huron Centennial School. Maudie Mousseau held a successful Auction Sale on August 18. Dean Gackstetter and friend, Guelph visited with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peck are on holidays. Mr. and Mrs: Harold Rothrock, New Castle Indiana, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Anderson. Earl Dick formerly of Kippen called on W.L. Mellis this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Cooper and children, Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cooper, and Billie, Detroit and Jack Coorier Grand Prairie, Alberta were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vivan Cooper during the past week. Appointment The twin congregations of Trinity Anglican Church in Lambeth and Christ Anglican Church in Delaware will welcome Rev. Kenneth Anderson as their new pastor Sept. 1, Huron Bishop T. Ragg has an- nounced. Anderson succeeds Rev. W.D. Townson, who tran- sferred recently to Trinity Church in St. Thomas, and has spent the last two years on a leave of absence as a tutor and examiner at Codrington College, Bar- bados, as part of the Part- ners In Mission exchange. Born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, he studied at the University of Western Ontario, University of Windsor and Huron College, and was ordained in 1973. He served as assistant at St. James' (Westminster) in London for four years, three of them as director of the Huron church camp. He is married to the former Mary Louise Dixon and is the son of the Rev, and Mrs. George Anderson, Exeter. Roy McCreight called a square danceaccompanied by his daughter Mrs. Helen Elliott, on. the piano. The ladies had a sing-a-long. Something for everyone. English, Irish and Scotch. Happy birthday was sung to the residents celebrating August birthdays, and gifts were distributed. A decorating committee will be formed as soon as possible. All residents in the home who are interested in making decorations for the various months of the year are invited to leave their names at the craft room. Huronview would like to welcome Mr. Glenn Slavin A YOUNG BIKER — One of the youngest participants in Friday's Lucan Fair was Michael Haygarth on his tricycle. DENNIS R. MAGUIRE mak Custom Ploughing, fi. - ltivting Sprayin Cu a , g Incorporation Silo Filling, Swathing. Hay or Sp i Grain. TELEPHONE LUCAN 227-4323 from Goderich. Mr. Slavin is living in men's bed care. Sympathy is expressed to and George McClinchy. the families of Rachel Sprung, Charlotte McQuire *************** Clearing Farm Sale •T• - Farm Sold * Wed. August 29th 1979 - 12:30 * Implements — Furniture, anitques - collectors * items etc. For J.R.(Ran) Johnstone on lot 22 conc. 12 Lobo Twp. 1 1/2 miles south west of Denfield 5 miles north west of Ilderton. This is Is. an old family home and many lovely things are 'V to be found - For information phone 666-1096. * IMPLEMENTS — Case 931 Diesel tractor 97 H.P. goodshape, set *of duals 18.4 X 34, John Deere D tractor, old Silver It. King tractor not running, White 4 furrow trip beam " plough 16" semi mounted, Case 4 furrow trip beam * plough 14" semi mounted, MM 36 plate wheel disc. ,t * Oliver 3 furrow mounted plough, J. D, corn and Ar *bean 14' cultivator 3 pt, Ferguson 7ft 3 pt cultivator, J.D. 10 ' wheeled cultivator, A.C. 14 ft cultivator 3 pt. 5 section harrows,Cockshutt 4 row * ...4" bean and corn planters, Int 16 run grain drill on ,.A Jr- rubber, Int 15 run grain drill on steel, Hutchinson Jr *41 ft 6" grain auger on wheels, 4" grain auger and vi„ motor, Int grain binder 8' on rubber, Bell grain " • thresher, wood body grain thrower and cutter real * good, G eo. White No. 6 thresher, 3 thresher belts jir. 6", hog farrowing crates,can be assembled with AT *creep between ,4 gravity boxes and wagons, New IL. Idea 2 row picker sheller,8ft. 3 pt scraper blade, 'IT * Int 1037 stake truck as is, *MISC ARTICLES ETC — steel work bench, vise, * steel welders bench, pulley for 990 David Brown, 1 Id. row horse scuffler, dirt scraper, platform scale, set A.. ," of 4 heavy doors, set horse sleighs, W4 Int. tractor, A. parts only, 2 old cars, 2 old trucks, old Case corn- Jr *bine, 6 oak wagon sills, scrap iron arid other ar- * ticles. * FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES, COLLECTORS * *ITEMS. — Antique Secretary desk, 3 china cabinets and buffet combined, wall telephone, coal 4„. oil lamps, real old secretary desk with bookcase, * * acorn design, old Daly tea caddy, parts of toilet set, * china doll over 100 years excellent shape, electric Ag- ** ** lamps, old pedal churn part cruet set, silver dis- hes, china clock, eight sided old wall clock made by "T J.S. Barnard London Ont. came out of the old * Walper house, wash stand, numerous glass ware * and crystal, 2 copper boilers, part of old dresser, :4 tobacco cutter, cobbler parts, large old jug blue design, other pieces of old crockery, 5 gal pickle crock, childs rocker, childrens dishes, cocoa * pitchers, old blanket box, old wooden bed,acorn * design, picture frames, old buttons, electric fire At"' place, assortment of $1.00 and 50c stamps, school 1,L, books, MISC books, hand made wicker basket large, .4.. wicker fernery, 2 captains chairs, meat choppei, "'N gas hand iron, 2 feather ticks, 2 wood and coal * annexes, old church stove, Guelph cook stove wood or coal with reservoir, Quebec heater, ladies * gold pin watch, old flail, vanity and mirror, old wall * slate, Eatons catologues, old gun, whiskey flask, 14.. walking cane with sword, old fish scales brass, 2 lb. * old store counter scale, many other articles, *.Terms cash, Owners or Auctioneers not responsible for accidents sale day. * 666-0833 666-1967 * AUCTIONEERS )0." HughFilson Tom Robson *A M.- '*************** celebrated her 84th birthday, Between 100 and 115 pupils August 20th. Wednesday evening a School Mrs. Nelson " Schenk ac anddla hd aassheytedcontest By MRS. PETER MARTIN oet waorr n shower. Debbie Lord then ledl last s Vacatio week,n G a Bmi be lse, bridal shower was held in the stories and crafts were community Hall to honor enjoyed by all. Margaret O'Neil, bride elect Friday evening the pupils of September. A poem was presented a short program in read by Gloria Martin and which they showed parents then Margaret opened her what they had learned in the gifts. past week. Margare t thanked Sunday they enjoyed a everyone for her gifts and congregational picnic and the ladies who put on the church service Auction Side Saturday, September 1, 1 p.m. SHARP Er; g To be held at Community center, Main Street West, Credition, 111 Including antiques, rare china, glass, furniture, some brass, and collectables including tools. GLASS: Depression, Nova Scotia, Frosted Lion, Milk Glass, Ruby Glass, SILVER: Tea service, cake plate, other items. CHINA: Nippon, Noritake, Bavaria, Germany, Royal Nippon, Occupied Japan U,S,A. SPECIAL ITEMS: Rare coffee perculator pot (China Hearth Scene), fanitisy item, Souvenir of Crediton Plate, others. ....t- LAMPS: finger, bracket, tall, etc. including Bull's = Eye, Aladdin, gas, etc, oil lanterns, extra shades, 7= brassuaarnging lamp with three bulb carnival shaded (N a FURNITURE; bow-front china cabinet, keyhole desk, dining table and six chairs, trunk, oak ▪ sideboard (exc.) pressback nursing rocker, old time 1 mantle clock, rare shortbox telephone (1907), two Beaver sealers, cow bells, pictures, including (1915 C.N.E. Exhibition, Toronto), crocks, milk cans, r.1 market basket, copper boiler, cast iron griddle, adze, and older tools. Partial listing only, ap- Et proximately 250 items, Terms of sale cash and personal cheques with I.D. g Everyone must register and receive a number, lunch counter. = rE = = = = LE Neither the manager nor the auctioneer will be -1 responsible for accidents or property loss. .....„., = = = PERCY WRIGHT ...- F.: AUCTIONEER g ▪ KIPPEN, ONT. 262-5515 iliarammanammumaamallammummamalmatmalimanamunamamanama0. MINISTRY OF HOUSING ONTARIO HOUSING CORPORATION TENDER Reference No, 805 PT 79-138 For installation of new aluminum sliding win- dow units at Goderich FP 4/58 (Blake, Bennett & South Sts.) and Clinton FP 1/58 (John St.) Ontario. Tenders will be received for the above until 11:00 a.m. local time September 5, 1979, by the Ontario Housing Corporation, P.O. Box 5600, Terminal "A", London, O'ntarioN6A 2P3 (519/679-7110) from whom details and specifications may be obtained. Details and specifications may also be obtained from the Huron County Housing Authority 53 Stanley Street, Goderich, On- tario N 7A 3K6 (51 9/5 24-2637), quoting reference number as above. THE LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED. S MI 11A The Roman Catholic residents •held mass on Friday morning. Friday afternoon, bingo was played in the auditorium. Frank Bissett and Mrs. Elsie Henderson held choir practice on Saturday morning. The theme of Rev. Darrell's sermon Sunday morning was "Friendship." The choir sang "Take time to be holy," All the women residents in the home were invited to join women's bed care. for their barbecue on Tuesday. There Were 57 women residents in attendance. Because of cool weather, the hamburgers and hotdogs were served in the auditorium. The Dungannon Ladies Institute entertained at the August birthday party on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Harold Elliott started the programme off by playing the bagpipes. Mrs. Harold Elliott's daughter, Helen Elliott sang several solos. Miss Beth McConnell gave two readings. * * * SE 1:4 7-4 ft" G. O'NEILL Sales Manager Creditor', 234-6266 7=-.