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Centralia UCW Page 7A
of antiques, furniture, tractors, etc, 41,
Wednesday, Evening June 25 - To
6:00 p.m. -P.
.4( New Ilderton Arena .4(
_1,, Featuring a collection of 3Q0 small antique pieces
.7%. such as: jugs, copper boiler, bells, tools, cylinder' 44 records, license plates, locomotive oilers, irons, grind
„or stone, wash boards, pumps, coffee grinders, apple jr
peeler, odes‘ broad axe, sheller, wooden vise, r_
wooden flails & rakes, hay knives, whipple trees, llt
neck yolks, wagon jacks, school desks, insulators, .ar
lanterns, horse collar & shoes, sheep shears, skates, rs y r harness 8, Homes parts, Dr. Scholls pedograph, ice
cream maker, match book collection, small clocks,
IK organ 8. bench, dining room table, cedar chest, ..,A
NA_ harvest table, captains chair, wash stand, drop leaf 74°
table, parlour tables, rockers, quilts, hanging lamp, IL,
sealers, brass hall tree, Bentwood hall tree, hall seat "M
with mirror, brass spittoon, press back chairs,
* dresser, blanket box, bow front curio cabinet, old
" Ontario chairs, etc.
HOUSEHOLD ETC: Chrome set, electrolysis
.4._ machines, sofa bed, bedroom suite, washing
°T . machines, vacuums,, fans, refrigerators, bikes, rab-
bits, coloured T,V.'s 3 h.p. & 2 h.p. electric motors,
--1 joiner, etc.
* SWIMMING POOL HEATER: Laars propane Mark
4 325000 B.T.U. will heat 20 x 40 pool (like new)
i' ANTIQUE TRACTORS: John Deere 1936 D on ,..i_ rubber, good running condition, John Deere 1952 B
49" row crop, on rubber, restored (real good), 1949
* Cockshutt 70 row crop on rubber.
* TERMS: Cash Sale Night Lunch Booth
AUCTIONEERS
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* Hugh Filson & Tom Robson *
* 666-0833 666-1967 *
4 Remember the Horse, Pony and Tack Auction - Satur- *
NA. day June 28 - 1:00 p.m. Denfield Livestock Sales 4(
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Auction Sale
of (Like New) household furniture and
misc. items.
on Thursday evening June 26
7 p.m. Sharp
To be held in South Huron Rec. Centre Exeter for
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: Kenmore, 2 door,
frost free refrigerator, Kenmore 30" Self clean
range, Kenmore washer and dryer (all harvest gold)
12 cu. ft. Admiral Deep Freeze, Kenmore power
head vacuum cleaner, Phillips 26" Modular 4 Solid
State colour T.V., Zenith Console stereo, 9 pc. oak
dining room suite, with lg. 4 door hutch with lights,
crystal chandelier, Sklar 2 pc. living room suite,
Sklar recliner and arm chair, rocking chair, matching
coffee and end tables with extra drum table, table
lamps, 2 lg. wall mirrors, pictures, hall table with in-
laid top, 5 pt. kitchen suite, '5 pce. Peppier Oak
bedroom suite with triple dresser and mirror, large
armoire, 2 night tables, queen bed with box and
matt., twin beds, chest of drawers, triple dresser and
mirror, chest of drawers, book case bed, 2 dresser
lamps, odd lamps, Cold Spot De-humidifier, S.C.M.
manual portable typewriter, round padded card
table and chair set, 2 chaise lounges, wall clocks,
barometers, 2 brass candelabra with crystal prisms,
pedestal in pinwheel dish with brass base, several
pieces of glass and china (some antique), several
pieces of wicker, electrical appliances such as coffee
magic, tea kettle, 4 slice toaster, fry pan, can
opener, crock pot, knife, mixette, pots and pans
some garden tools, 8" Rockwell Industrial table saw
with extension. Many other items,
Don't miss this Auction Sale of outstanding furniture,
all like new.
TERMS CASH
Norm Whiting AUCTIONEER
Phone Exeter 235-1964
Auction Sale
of Household furnishings, antiques and
misc. items
on Sat. June 28
12:30 p.m. Sharp
Main St. Crediton, Ont.
for the late Mrs. Dorothy Bender.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS — chesterfield and
chair, platform rocker, day bed, radio and record
player, Hi-fi, T.V., 9 pc, walnut dining room suite,
large kitchen table with 4 leaves, wooden arm chair,
6 chrome chairs, odd chair, China cabinet, 2 stools,
4 pc. bedroom suite with box spring and mattress, 2
beds with mattress, small crib, 2 radios, floor and
table lamps, mirror, pictures and frames, fireplace
and screen, 24" electric range, washing machine,
coal and wood cook stove Al, dishes, pots and pans,
small electrical appliances, linens, blankets, quilts,
pillows, deep well pressure system, stepladder, gar-
den tools, several other items, aluminum doors and
windows.
ANTIQUES AND COLLECTABLES: — Walnut and
pine 3 drawer chest with porcelain knobs, dresser
with oval mirror, wash stand with towel bar, open
wash stand, small oak table, parlor chair, gun stock
chair, spindle press back rocker, high chair, wicker
arm chair, end table, fancy round wicker fern stand,
2 fern stands, 2 fern tables, wicker tables,
gramophone, parlor table, pine blanket box, quilt
box, 2 trunks, The sessions clock Co.ginger bread
clock, wall clock, mantle clock, several pieces of
china and glass such as Germany, Depression,
Noritake, 84 piece set of dishes, signed portrait tea
pot, signed Constance (with chip) maple syrup
pitcher, several platters, china egg, egg cups, maple
leaf plate (damaged) spooner souvenir of Zurich, On-
tario, bulls eye goblets, several pieces of silver, can-
dle holders, 4 copper tea kettles, 2 copper boilers,
copper tea pot, old tins, sealers such as Beaver, The
Burlington 1876, Heart Crown and others, jugs,
crocks, large cabbage slicer, horse collars, many
many other items.
TERMS CASH
Norman Whiting
AUCTIONEER
Exeter 235-1964
Rev. L.G. Stairs, regional
director for the Leprosy
Mission, Canada, was the
guest speaker at the General
meeting of the Lucan Unted
Church Women on Tuesday
evening. Mr. Stairs showed
slides and talked of the work
of the Mission, in New
Guinea and India, par-
ticularly and members were
much surprised to learn that
there are many cases right
in Canada. Ways in which
the Mission may be helped is
Auction Sale
Antiques, furniture, appliances, etc.
to be held at Richard Lobb's Barn Clinton, Ont.
for Mrs, W. V. Roy, Clinton & Inez McEwan of
Hensall
Sat., June 21 at 12 NOON
Westinghouse frost free square model fridge, electric
stove, washer and dryer, wicker arm and rocking
chairs, two wicker fern stands, library table, chest of
drawers, three piece bedroom suite, piano stool,
nestina tables, coffee and odd tables, hall tree, two
electric sewing machines, floor and table lamps,
chrome table and chair set, pressback arm chair,
small boys bicycle , treadle sewing machines, up-
holstered chairs, magazine racks, 2 chesterfields and
chairs, gun rack, wooden kitchen table and 4 chairs,
odd chairs, carpet w/underlay, crocks, oil lamps,
two single beds, 3 piece toilet set, lawn chairs, used
window 5 ft 4" x 5 ft. 8", washstand, electric
snowblower, dishes and glassware including an-
tiques, pots and pans, hand and garden tools, plus
much more. TERMS CASH
RICHARD LOBE
AUCTIONEER
CLINTON, ONT. 482-7898
Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents
day of sale.
Store Sold
Auction Sale
of Equipment, Groceries, Fixtures,
Household Items & Car
On Wed., June 25, 1980, 6:30
P.M. Sharp
For Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Fickling General Store, 2
miles north of Grand Bend, 1/2 mile south of 83
hwy. on 21 hwy.
FIXTURES & EQUIPMENT: Sharp ER2510 Cash
Register, only 3 years old, meat scales, meat cooler,
self serve milk & meat cooler, pop coolers, 2 grocery
carts, 3 grocery baskets, island shelves, a few other
items.
ART SUPPLY & GROCERY: water colour paper,
140 lb. rough and 250 lb. stock, water colour paint,
acrylic paints, full line of groceries and frozen food,
picnic baskets, every day cards, several other items.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS & ANTIQUES:
Westinghouse Monica dishwasher, 2 black stools,
digital clock radio, large mirror, antique wash
stand, antique hall mirror, snow mobile helment and
many other items.
CAR: 1971 Plymouth Duster
TERMS CASH
NORM WHITING AUCTIONEER
235-1964 Exeter, Ont.
FARMERS & DEALERS
RESERVE THIS DATE
SAT., JUNE 21st
1980
10 A.M. SHARP
ANTIC
FARM
GIGANTIC
I PMENT
AUCTION
Of New and Used Equipment
Including large selection of tractors, ploughs, discs,
cultivators, land tractors, seed drills, weed sprayers,
fertilizer spreaders, corn planters, manure spreaders,
balers, stookers, hay binds, swathers, mowers, rakes,
elevators, wagons. harvesters, forage boxes, blowers,
combines, grinder mixer, rotary mowers, stone pickers,
snowblowers, grain augers, blades, gravity boxes,
lawn & garden equipmenthoat motor and trailer, plus
6 antique cars, Including 3 model T's. All equipment to be
sold owned by Wayne Ward Farm Equipment with no
consignments. Selling by number only. Lunch booth on
grounds. Terms - cash or cheque day of sale. Trucking
available anywhere. Owner or auctioneer not respon-
sible for accidents on property day of sale. Auctioneer
Jim McCartney, Waterdown, Ont.
Don't Miss It - See You Therel
WAYNE WARD - FARM EQUIP.
HWY. NO. 6 WIARTON, ONT. PHONE 534.2980 or
534-1638
for Leaders at Alma College
in August. A bus is being
arranged for the one day
school and if you are in-
terested in attending, please
call the President, Honor
Stanley, 227-4357.
During the business
session a committee was
formed to assist in assem-
bling, under subjects, the
many Bible story pictures,
ready for C.E. work in
September, namely, Bernice
Lockyer, Muriel Cobleigh,
Freeda Melanson, and Iva
Hodgins.
Members and friends are
invited to bring articles for
the Teen Girls Home,
London, of soap, powder,
tooth past and brushes, etc.,
and clothing for sizes 12-16. A
box will be placed in the
vestibule.
Confirmation of the date
and price for the chicken
barbecue was given. The
date will be Wednesday
September 17 and the
"Snowflake" Bazaar will be
held Friday afternoon and
evening, November 28. Plans
for the food booth at the
Lions Club Fair were
discussed and it was decided
to give an affirmative reply
to the request that breakfast
be served on Saturday and
Sunday mornings.
The U.C.W. has agreed to
assume responsibility for the
August 3rd Church service at
11:15 am,
Marjorie Park, as
chairperson of the M. & S.
Committee, asked for
vilunteers to write to our
"Live Love" Missionaries.
Please 'phone 227-4674 if you
meets
Centralia U.C.W. met
June 11 at the cottage of
Mrs. Marion Penwarden. at
Grand Bend. A smorgasbord
supper was enjoyed by all.
The Alert Paper was read.
The Presbyterial meeting is
October 15 at Oreenway.
Thank you card from Ralph
Lightfoot was received.
A number of ladies were
named to be waitresses at
Elaine P owe's wedding.
During the program
Elizabeth Molnar read a
Poem, "Sure Way to a Hap-
py Day". Jean Haist read
Scripture and a story, "God
is always wish us."
Verna Hicks read a poem.
Jean Haist gave the prayer -
A story. "They say I am a
Auction Sale
of household furnishings, antiques and
miscellaneous items
for Miss Minnie Hern, at 515 William St., Exeter
Sat., June 21 - 1 P.M. sharp
ANTIQUES: cherry flat-to wall cupboard; china
cabinet; small buffet; oak dining room table with
Jacobean legs and seven leaves; oak dining room
table with six leaves; set of 6 press back chairs; set of
5 chairs; oak press back rocker; wooden spindle
rocker; boston rocker; 2 faint couches; upholstered
arm chair; 5 piece settee set; parlor tables; fern
table; oak desk with one drawer; three 3 piece
bedroom suites; all with wash stands; 4 drawer chest
of drawers; open wash stand with towel bars; iron
and brass bed; pine blanket box; pine storage
cabinet; quilting frames; hand washing machine;
wood and coal annex; coal oil stove; sad irons; pic-
tures and frames; mirrors; wallpaper rack; Inghram
& Co. shelf clock; mantle clock; pine bake board;
coal skuttle; crocks; copper boiler; copper tea kettle;
viewer and pictures; small photo album; hooked
mats; quilts; feather ticks; two 7 piece toilet sets;
several pieces of glass and china such as Royal Nip-
pon, Bavaria, Germany, Nippon, Noritake; press
glass; carnival glass; 6 bullseye goblets; pedestal
cake plate; 1 large and 1 small compote with lid;
"Give us this day" plate; pickle cruet; 68 piece set of
dishes; silverware; Kodak #1A autographic camera;
vases; dresser sets; Big Ben clock; small Tiffany
shade; oil lamp; several other items.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: Kelvinator
refrigerator; electric rangette; electric toaster; kettle;
pots and pans; 2 burner hot plate; linens; quilts; step
ladder; garden tools; lawn chair; many other items.
TERMS CASH
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
Exeter 235-1964
June 18, 19.80
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CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY,
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I Estate Auction )4:4_
of Home and contents on
Saturday, June 21, 1 p.m.
4. For the Estate of the late Miss Laura. Mathers on
* King St. South in the Village of Crediton, 3rd
house from Main Street.
Jr SOME ANTIQUES
"II reserve bid - for information phone,234.6422
*on a lot 66' x 180' approximately, storage shed at
Id. down, balance in 30 days, subject to moderate
frame house with full basement, cistern and dry well
rear, house 24 x 42 approximately. Terms 10%
REAL ESTATE — consisting of 1 1 2 storey white
FURNITURE — 20" 4 burner propane gas stove
new; Coronado 24" fridge, Woods deep freeze 2
* yrs. small 30 1/2 ", Propane wall heater 50" high x 24 *" wide with pipes. Simplicity wringer washer, G.E.
21" Black & White T.V„ coal oil lamp, small mantle
radio, arborite kitchen table set and 4 chairs new,
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wicker fernery, old White sewing machine, hot
plates, dishes, pots and pans, vacuum cleaner, step
ladder, misc. tools, antique metal washer, buffalo
robe, paint, large quantity of fruit, vegetables and
4,jams, mirrors, pictures, 4 sheets plywood, some
lumber, wash stand, wooden bed, spool bed,
wooden stool, roll-a-way bed, 6 gal new white house
paint, fern stand, some glassware, small drop front
* desk, wooden chest, square extension table, chest of *drawers, blanket box, dressers, floor mats, coffee
table, small antique table, ash tray stand, end table,
antique corner what not, several antique wooden 'T chairs, ironing board. small electric appliances, an-
tique old parlour set, settee and 4 chairs upholstered,
electric lamps, some bedding, some china, numerous
small articles.
ARTICLES CONSIGNED BY NEIGHBOUR — round
swimming pool, above ground 18 x 24 no filter good
shape, serving table, rocking chair 100 yrs. old and
recently antiqued, box of old tools, 2 metal
wheelbarrows rubber tires, set of steps, 3 wooden
doors, old box chest, 3 real old antique radios,
child's swing, open bookcase bench, antique wicker
doll cradle, underlay for rug 10 x 12, punch bowl,
complete captains bed and mattress new, dresser,
other articles.
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saving used stamps and
Dominion Store sales tapes.
These may be left in the box
in the vestibule,
Mr. Stairs was presented
with a personal gift as well
as a cheque for his work with
the Mission.
Mrs. Ellison Whiting, the
Regional Vice-President,
attended the meeting,
bringing greetings from
Presbyterial, reminding the
group of the project "Seeds
for Zaire," and of the School
Lucan UCW news
MOUNT CARMEL TRACK STARS — Individual winners were named in the recent track and field meet at Our Lady of
Mount Carmel Separate School, Back, left, John Barkauskas, Peter Janssen, Richard Vandenberk, Barbara Morrissey and
Dinette Steffens. Front, Carol Morrissey, Irene Dietrich, Kim Watson, Deidra De Laet and Darryl Glavin. T-A photo
would like to share in this
interesting project.
at 'Bend
Miracle" was ready by
Florence Hodgins.
Contests were conducted
by Verna Hicks followed by
a talk on the moon and a
poem. Jean Haist thanked
our hostess for a very en-
joyable evening.
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TERMS CASH — not responsible for accidents day
of sale.
Hugh Filson & Tom Robson
666-0833 666-1967
Auctioneers & Appraisers
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