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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-07-02, Page 25Auction Sale of valuable real estate, household, furniture, antiques and misc. items on Saturday, July 12 at 1 p.m. Sharp 104 Sanders St., W., Exeter for Mrs. Ella Frayne Real estate consists of one storey brick house with liv- ing room, dining room, 3 bedrooms, 3 pce. bath, kitchen, pantry, back kitchen, front & back veran- dahs, full basement, detached one car garage. This house and garage are situated on a corner lot ap- proximately 49' frontage by 150' depth, lot 495 PT. plan 20 of the town of Exeter, county of Huron. Property will be sold approximately 2:00 p.m. sub- ject to a reasonable reserve bid. Terms on real es- tate, 10% day of sale, balance in 30 days. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS — House of Braemore tapestry chesterfield and chair, chester- field and chair, arm chair, bed chesterfield, 8 piece dining room suite, 30" round table, unfinished, 7 piece kitchen suite, kitchen table, 2 odd chairs, chrome table, set of 3 chairs, set of bunks with mat- tresses, double bed with bookcase headboard, elec- tric toaster, sterilizer, floor polisher, high chair, walker, other baby furniture, pots & pans, dishes, garden tools, lawn chairs, many other items, ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES — pine chest of drawers with porcelain knobs, top of flat-to-wall cupboard, pine jam cupboard, bottom of sideboard, bottom of flat-to-wall cupboard, round table, washstand, dresser, oval mirror, parlor table, sew- ing machine, set of dishes, several other dishes, oil lamps, viewer, insulators, several other items. TERMS CASH Norm Whiting - AUCTIONEER 235-1964 Exeter OPTI-MRS. YARD SALE — The Opti-Mrs. of Stephen held a yard sale, Saturday. Shown with some of the articles are Anne T-A photo Lawrence, Kathy Lawrence, Darla Lammie, Thea Rothbauer, Darryl Lammie and Shirley Lammie. 'ACCOUNTANT-PUBLIC GERALD L. MERNER Chartered Accountant BUS: 257 Churchill Dr. EXETER 235-0281 CHIROPRACTORS DAVID C. HANN,D C • . Doctor of G/tropractic 105 Main Street, Exeter - 235-1535 By Appointment Dolly Evening This Space Could :Be Yours REAL ESTATE INSURANCE eJ e eoNfir e e 11 e_,./tiO4Ve t.A.• 41eiance Gar eed y 147 MAIN STREET, S. EXETER, ONTARIO, TELEPHONE P.O. BOX 1600 (519) 235.2211 NOM 1S0 While YOUr fitigerS might do the walking through the Yellow Pages, its also a good idea to read the infor- mation on. your bills or solicitations for services. Several Exeter and area firms have received solicitations for services from. a Torento based firm. known as Intra Canada Telecommunication asking if they wished an ad to be placed in the "Ontario Classified Telephone Direc- tory", • • The solicitations which could be mistaken as bill for ads which. Appear in Bell Canada's "Yellow Pages" Not for Bell .pages; Readv: have the following state- ment underneath the name and address of the loeal, firm; Ceci est une sollicta- tion pour services et non une facture this is a solicita- tion for services and not a bill, invoice or statement of account due. You are under no obligation to make payments on account of this offer unless you accept this offer". A small survey of area busnesses shows that several firms have received the apparent billings but in all cases, have not made any payments. Jim Jarrett of Exeter parent service solicitations carefully get involved in extra curricular activities and to try and work out their own problems. "I have no patience with kids who don't get involved and if you don't care enough to resolve your own problem, why 'should I try to help you?" she concluded. In urging the students to get involved, the columnist said high school should be the happiest and most rewarding times of their lives and she urged them to never be afraid to ask questions or stand up and give their opinions. Larry Black chaired the graduation program and the guest,speaker was in- troduced by Isabel Perry and thanked by Alex Irvine. Colleen Glasgow and Matthew Connon won the Collision thought the billing was Bell's. Yellow Pages whosebilling is handled by .a . firm known AS. Teledlrect, He said he would contact his bookkeeper to make sure no funds were forwarded to, the cot-01)4.1)y.. Hensall. Motors had received the solicitation but had disregarded it, Eric Campbell said. The 'bill" prompted Frank MeNall of Huron Collision to call the business office of Bell Canada who told him the item was not a bill from their firm or associated companies, Jim Barnetson of Whitings' Warehouse said he awards as top academic students, while receiving • academic achievement flashes in addition were DarlenelMcBride,Maria Mol, Debbie Penninga, Leslie Swartman and Miriam VanEssen. Academic progress flashes went to Susan Durand and Montaha Osman, while recipients of citizenship 'flashes were Miriam VanEssen, Matthew COnnon, Darlene McBride and Bill -McDonald. The Kinette award for mathematics was presented to Debbie Penninga and the Legion Auxiliary awards for r-eitize,nship, were, won ,by- t, Miriam VanEssen and \ Matthew Connon. George Pratt gave the valedictrry address. is attached to the selicitation ' is exactly ,the same which appears in the Yellow Pages, Intra Canada, meantime, -has been investigated by police forces at Kitchener and Guelph and the. French- English "disclaimer clause" is the "legal loophole" through which the company stays' within the lay while forwarding documents to. Which an actual Bell Canada yellow page display ad is at- tached, a constable has been quoted as saying. Who is Intra Canada Telecommunication? Merchants who have phon- ed the telephone number, 363-3677, imprinted on the "invoices" have reached a recording which says "all the operators are busy and will call you back," According to the Bell Canada accounting depart- ment, the telephone number is actually a "disconnect" which is being used as "an odd number" by the 'sub- scriber. The subscriber, according to accounting, is a company called Cam-Help In- sulation Products' of 299 Queen St. W., Toronto, arthoughlIntra Canada is at 111 Richmond St. W. accor- ding to the "invoices," A call to the "main telephone number" was answered by a person whose voice sounded similar to that 'on the: recording and who gaveihisIname as David Han- aerdmeei/ VSisdo,ta43 LIQUIDATION AUCTION We have been instructed by the owners to sell the entire contents including shelving and equipment of the former Western Tire Store of New Hamburg. Sale to be held at the Rathwell Building 77 Main Street, Seaforth on Wednesday July 16th. Consisting of: $30,000.00 worth of automotive parts, hardware, tools, toys, and items found in Western Tire including shelving and other equipment. Plan to attend. Full listing in next week. For more in- formation phone: Dick Robinson, Sales Manager 527-1336 or 527-1458 Terms Cash acatoleil ‘4,466.Cd€61 • e.1gCTI90511S, trtCUIDATORS. APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. •• SEAFORTH, ONTARIO oNOK, IWO (519) 527-1458 * * 100 acre farm, implements and household effects, some antiques for Calvin. Greenlee, lot 3, concession 18, Stephen Twp. Y2 mile north of Corbett, approx. 7 miles south east of Grand Bend, on * Saturday, July 5th, 1980 at 1 P.M. 4 4c. FARM: 1-00 acres more or less of clay and sandy loam -‘85 acres workable more or less leaving the rest to bush and land taken up by buildings. Bank barn 40' x 60', drive shed and hen house combined 30' x 60', 2 storey insul brick home approximately *26' x 26' with back addition, asphalt roof, 3 piece bath downstairs with kitchen, dining room and living • room, 3 bedrooms plus closets upstairs, full base- ment,:1 forced air oil furnace 2 yrs, water supplied by Jr rock well. Terms 10% down, balance 90 days sub- ject to moderate reserve bid. Farm to be offered at ," 3:30 P.M. (An excellent farm). 3t. IMPLEMENTS: M.H.# 30 standard gas tractor needs some repair, B,F. Avery standard tractor, B.F. • Avery parts only, 2 row scuffler to fit the Avery, J.D. * manure spreader on rubber pull type, set of *harrows, 5' horse mower, Cockshutt 13 run drill, Massey # 23 A2 furrow plough, Int. 3 bar side rake, A., Bissell land packer, Bissell 26 plate double disc, 8' ",„1 steel wheeled spring tooth cultivator, walking Jr plough, 1 horse cultivator, quantity of lumber, some 4„. tile, roto tiller for garden, old cream separator, pump jack, chicken feeder,chicken brooder, cream * cans, 200 bales straw, iron posts, Colony house 12' x 10' water tanks, Renfrew platform scales, hog farrowing crates, rotary lawn mower, 32 ft, wooden ▪ extension ladder, 2 wheeled trailer with stock racks, .1 rubber tired wagon and flat rack. M.H. Pony frac- Or tor with 5 ft. mower, cultivator and dozens of *blades, to be sold separate. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Wingham wood and coal 711" stove, Quebec heater, Coleman oil space heater, *Gibson upright deep freeze, May Tag clothes dryer new, Thor wringer washer, Arborite kitchen table * and 6 chairs, square wooden extension table, chesterfield and chair, small desk, portable colour „4._ T.V. platform rocker, Rodgers Majestic stereo, * Chrealer air conditioner 10,000 B.T.U., copper .1 boiler, Singer treadle sewing machine, 3 piece At' modern bedroom suite bed dresser and chest of Ni„. drawers, wash stand, dresser, wooden bed, black and white Admiral console T.V,,, 3 end tables, 71t. wooden fernery, electric lamps, pictures, dishes, AL glassware, clocks, buffalo robe, vacuum cleaner, AT- floor polisher, sealers, crocks, foot stools, step stool, 4, numerous misc. articles. For information phone 227- " 4371 or 237-3289. * TERMS CASH: owner or auctioneer not responsible • for accidents sale day. Clip for reference. * Hugh Filson AUCTIONEERS . Tom Robson Si- 666-0833 666-1967 -3( *************** Timos-Advocatio, July 2, 11410 Nis 9A Estate Auction Sale Riding lawn tractor, appliances, furniture, etc. to be of Richard Lobb's barn, Clinton for Bayfield. Estate and other consignors. Sat„ July 5 at 10 A.M. Roper 11 hip. riding lawn tractor, small utility trailer, chain saw, Viscount fridge 9 months old, matching harvest gold washer and dryer 4 years old, Simplicity auto clothes washer in good condi- tion, Westinghouse propane clothes dryer, 24" elec- tric stove, 30" electric stove,natural gas wall, heater, modern oval kitchen table w/ six matching wooden chairs, chesterfield and chair, round dining table, odd press back chairs, matching chesterfield love seat chair and foot stool (like new), oval gateleg drop leaf dining table 4 matching chairs arid china cabinet, dining table six chairs and buffet, hi fi. 12" portable T.V., floor model T.V., oil lamp, six matching dining chairs w/carved flower backs and upholstered seats, dresser, beds, bedding, lamps, plus our usual large offering of glassware and misc. items. TERMS CASH AUCTIONEER RICHARD LOBB CLINTON, ONT. 482-7898 According to Sound Off Need to communicate "filed the letter under Ci". after he had read it. AreA manager for Bell Canada Peter Croome said the best advice that he could give to local merchants was. to take a cloSe look at all ap- parent billings. "Its just good business sense," he Said. Croome said he had per sonally seen two of the notices but that there was little that Bell could .do, aside from keeping their customers informed; He said the yellow pages were copyright and there was no course of action which could be taken unless the example of the ad which non, don't have the information, According to him, a book suggest you write a letter, called the Ontario Classified he said,. Telephone Directory will be Asked where the insula- published in "September or tion company came in, Han- October" and distributed. at non repeated his request for some, unknown date after a letter outlining Whatever. that. information would be re- "But I am only a clerk, I quired. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * T y yT T yy T y ***** *********** * Clearing Farm Sale B3MOnfli CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANT ACCOUNTING & BOOKKEEPING ACCOUNTANT-PUBLIC G. H. WARD & PARTNERS Chartered Accountants 476 Main St., South Exeter, Ontario 235-0120 Resident Partner A.W. Read, C.A. Home Telephone 238-8075 Manager J.S. McNeilly, C.A. Home Telephone 235-1734 The Times-Advocate has over 18,000 readers. Tell them about the services offered by your business. For information call 235.7337 INVESTMENTS Guaranteed Investment Certificates representing several trust companies Norma .1. Hooper 15 Gidley St., E. Exeter 235-1010 I Hugh Tom FILSON and ROBSON AUCTIONEERS 20 years' of experience of complete sale service Provincially licensed Conduct sales of any kind any place We guarantee you more, To insure success of your sale or appraisal Phone Collect 666-0833 666-1967 R.R. 2 GRAND BEND, ONTARIO PHONE 519-243-2713 ;;••-•-•••-•*,•• AUCTIONEERS NORM WHITING LICENSED AUCTIONEER & APPRAISER Prompt, Courteous, Efficient ANY TYPE ANY SIZE, ANYWHERE We give complete sale service PROFIT BY EXPERIENCE Phone Collect 235-1964 EXETER ACCOUNTANT-PUBLIC Don Van Patter Licensed Auctioneer Antique, household, farm and estate sales Consignments welcome Call collect Zurich 236-4547 AUCTIONEERS COMPLETE AUCTIONEERING SERVICC FARM - ANTIQUE - HOUSEHOLD - REAL ESTATE PAT LYON "YOUR AUCTIONEER" ( TELL B19-236-2208 Bev. Morgan Insurance Agency Ltd. 238 Main Street, Exeter NOM ISO Ontario 235-2544 Complete Insurance Coverage INSURANCE • JOSEPH F. DARLING CERTIFIED GENARAL. ACCOUNTANT THE OLD TOWN HALL 022 MAIN STREET EXETER, ONTARIO NOM 160 SEE US FOR A FULL LINE OF Office Supplies Furniture & Equipment .LIVINGSTONE'S Downtowil'Exeter or In Lyle North End Plaza, L OFFICE SUPPLIES MOUNT CARMEL Income Tax Centre Income Tax Accounting For Farmers & Businessmen Monthly Bookkeeping Service Phone 237-3469 Vince Ryan B.A. R.R. R• R 3 Dashwood ACCOUNTING & BOOKKEEPING RICHARD WELSH Chartered Accountant 120 Alice St. lucan, Ont. Ph. 227-4224 a Realty EXETER 235-2420 GRAND BEND 238-8484 CLINTON 482-9747 Appraisals Mortgages life Insurance Trust Certificates C. HARRY RODER, D.C. NORMAN L, RODER, D.C. DOCTORS OF CHIROPRACTIC 84 Ponel Lone. STRATHPOY Telephone 245-1272 By appointment please Gerald A. Webb D.C. Doctor Of Chiropractic 438 MAIN ST., EXETER By Appointment Phone 235-1680 A woman who makes her living trying to solve other peoples' problems, told the Exeter • Public School graduation class this week that many problems would resolve themselves if people could communicate better. Susan Greer, a former T-A reporter now in charge of the London Free Press "Sound Off" column, said many of the problems passed on to her by consumers are , the result of a break-down in communication, She said at the graduation exercises, Tuesday, that her main purpose is to break the rift in the communication, which, she explained was at times the consumer's own fault and at times the fault of the company with whom he she is dealing. The big job was to get the two sides back ' together to work out their problems. "Regardless of what you do, you always have to be able to communicate," she said, adding that a good grasp of the English language was essential for the graduates so they could understand what people are I saying to them and so they can make themselves un- derstood, Miss Greer said she was surprised at how many callers who present a problem to her are unable to "spit it out." She also urged the grads to Jogger- to `hit' Lucan. Terry Fox, after nearly three months jogging on the lonely roads and highways of Eastern Canada, is now in Ontario and will be in this area later this • month. He crossed the Quebec-Ontario border at Hawkesbury at noon on June 28 to be met by members of the Canadian Cancer Society, local dignitaries and a rousing band. The 21-year-old amputee from Port Coquitlam, B.C., who lost his right leg to cancer three years ago, is running a 5,000 mile cross- country marathon. He will be in the province until the earl of August when he will "fox trot" through the prairies and mountains to return home to British Columbia in early November. Ottawa planned great things for the three young men from British Columbia - Terry, brother Darrell and friend Doug Alward - a reception given by the Governor General, a jog to the Sparks Street Mall, the Canada Day celebrations on the Hill. Terry Fox and his companions will be met by large crowds in Toronto, where many pledges are being received by radio stations, 'and in Perth, Peterborough, Bowmariville, Newcastle, Oshawa, the, Niagara Peninsula, Oak- ville, Hamilton and Brant- ford. The trio will move on to Woodstock on July 16; London, July 17; Liman, July 18; St. Marys-Stratford, July 19; Kitchener-Waterloo, July 20.