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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-09-10, Page 16Auction Sale Auction Solo of household furnishinys,antiques and misc. items. on Sat., Sept. 13, 1PA. Sharp 78 Huron $t, West, Exeter, Ontario for Mrs. Verde Sadder and other consignments HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS; chesterfield and chair, hicle.a-bed, davenport and chair, love seat, swivel rocker, 2 sets of 4 chairs, step stool, rocker, & W T,V., book shelf, desks, lamps, mirrors, springs and mattresses, refrigerator, electric ironer fry pan, toaster, radio, heater, air purifier, clock, coffee pot, linen, quilts, blankets, drapes, mats, books, lawn chairs, chaise lounge, lawn roller, stepladder, exten- sion ladder, hand and garden tools, many other items, ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES; ice box, folding press back high chair, stroller combination, gate leg table, wicker chair, Raymond sewing machine, copper tea kettle, cool skuttle, iron fry pan, iron pot, brass candle holder, walking cane, crocks, press. glass, Bavarian dish, oil lamp, several other items. TERMS CASH AUCTIONEER Norm Whiting Phone Exeter 235-1964 Auction Sale of antiques and household furniture for Mrs. L. Kelly of Seaforth plus additions in the Gay Lea Building South Main St, Seaforth Thursday evening Sept. 11, 1980 at 6:30 p.m. THE SALE INCLUDES; stove, washer, dryer, chester- field suites, day beds, couches, beds, odd chairs, kitchen table and chairs, dishes, ornaments, pots and pans, radios, coffee tables, night stand, chests of drawers, china cabinet, marble top vanity, Siegler gas space heater, platform rocker, pictures, bed- ding, silverware, hand and garden tools, extension ladder, books, humidifier, lawn mower, etc. GLASSWARE; ornamental, collectible glassware, Canadian, crystal, depression, satin, Nippon, Oc- cupied Japan, Ironstone, jars, bottles, crocks, inc. F.A. Meyer W.E. Welding, complete electrified hanging gas lamp, and electrified coach light. FURNITURE: bedroom suite, oak highboy, bonnet chest, wicker rocker, hump back trunk, china cabinet, odd chairs and tables, New Haven clock, clock case, gramophone and records, lap desk, bot- tom of kitchen cupboards, wagon wheels, picture frames, Indian rug, radios, fern stand, treadle sew- ing machine, stools, and more. For more information call Auctioneer Tom Papple RR 4, Seaforth 527-0514 527-0940 Not responsible for accidents or loss of property. I I I I I I I I I I Tom FILSON and ROBSON AUCTIONEERS 20 years' of experience of complete sole service Provincially licensed Conduct sales of any kind any place We guarantee you more. To insure success of your safe or appraisal Phone Collect 666-0433 666-1967 I NORM WHITING LICENSED AUCTIONEER & APPRMSER PromP" ruurteou5. Efficient At.,Y TYPE ANY SIZE ANYWHERE W't' q,v0 eo,rrlete Sale- Service "OW fiv EXPERIENCE Phone Collect 235-1964 EXETER Hugh OPTOMETRIST Dr. James S. Smibert 11 Wellington St. N. St. Marys Telephone 284-3115 Monday to Friday 9:00 - 5:00 and Saturday A.M. for appointments Don Von Putter Licensed Auctioneer Antique, household, farm and estate sales Consignments welcome Call collect Zurich 236..4547 DAVID C. HANN, D.C. Doctor o f Chiropractic 105 Main Street, Exeter 235-1535 By Appoontment body evenmg CHIROPRACTORS Gerald A. Webb D.C. Doctor Of Chiropractic 438 MAIN St., EXETER By Appointment Phone 235-1680 1 SURVEYOR Doug W. Dalrymple ONTARIO LAND SURVEYOR 235-2503 476 Main Street South Box 449, Exeter, Ont., Nom 1st) *N. GEO. A. GODBOLT M.B.A. Chartered life Underwriter Mutual Life of Canada 476 Main St., Exeter, Ont. NOM ISO 235-2740 ^ 4.• or -V lf "if 'v... ' * V OM "4 4,# v• -Op ** Nry N, * * • .0 ' .2 Me Reeve Allan Campbell of McKilloP ToWnship questioned the county's procedure of informing township councils when applications to clear land have been received when Huron County council met September 4, Campbell said he was travelling along the north boundary of McKillep Township last weekend and noticed more than 25 acres of bush on a McK,illop farm had been cleared and he knew nothing about it, Clerk-treasurer Bill Hanly informed Campbell that McKillop Township Council had not been told the land was being cleared because the Minty knew nothing about it either, He said the owner had not applied to the county to have the land cleared and the county would be laying a charge. The county's tree by-law stipulates that no living tree under the size designated in the by-law shall be cut down unless approved by a county Council hearing, One-half acre or less is exempt from the by-law, purchased the farm. To Cunningham, deputy,. " ni I'm opposed to clearing reeve of Hallett Township good bush" said Curt- told council the county tree ningham, "but this is a commissioner had issued a poplar bush and isn't permit to clear the land 2% profitable for the farmer," years ago, Be said there was WS- difficult to tell a far- never any Authority to issue mer with the price of land the permit and the validity of today, that such a bush the permit would have to be which isn't good hard or soft tested in court. He said the wood and won't make him present owner lives in. Perth some money in the future County and had received the should not be cutdown, permit to clear the land from' reasoned Cunningham. the previous owner when he Hay's deputy-reeve Lloyd of Tractors, Farm Machinery, Household furnishings, Antiques and Miscellaneous Items on Wednesday, September 24, 1980, 12:30 p.m. Sharp 1 /2 mile east of Dashwood on 83 Highway For Don and Jack Gaiser Ford 8N. tractor with 3 pt. hitch, heat houser and pulley, 3 pt. hitch hydra scoop cultivator, Inter- national cub tractor with blade and cycle mower, McCormick Na. 10 manure spreader on rubber, 9 ft. cultivator, 4 row 455 International planter, 2 farm wagons with Turnco boxes, 1 300 gal. con- tinental sprayer, sprayer pump and parts. Tractor duals 18:4-30 an 16 in, rims, 2 sections of harrows, Mighty Mac compact shredder, grinder and chipper, rota tiller with 6 H.P. motor, hand and garden tools, 54 cedar posts, 3 end posts, quantity of oak board fencing, steel posts, snow fence, electric clippers, salt box with oiler, pails, shovels, forks, doors, windows, cement blocks, Y2 h.p. motor, extension ladder, step ladder and many other items. PONY AND HORSE EQUIPMENT: sleigh, pony cart, cutter, extra shafts, buggy, single and double harness, childs size saddle with bridle, some harness parts. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: chesterfield and chair, davenport, odd chair, floor and table lamps, mirror, clock radio, 2 beds, colonial bunk beds, chest of drawers, 4 kitchen chairs, Frigidaire electric range, refrigerator, humidifier, AM-FM stereo, elec- tric water softener, 2 G.E. ,floor polishers, electric fan, cordless electric knife, vacuum cleaners, meat grinder, T.V. tower, UHF aerial and 3 rotors, closed circuit T.V. camera, Coleman camp stove, 5 bicycles, 2 tricycles, taxidermy starter kit and supplies, hammered wrought iron fireplace screen and accessories, card table, tennis table, toys, games, books, Polaroid 440 camera, Vivona accordion, like new, many other items. ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES: two ice boxes, old kitchen cupboard, wicker baby buggy, wash stand, victrola cabinet, corner what not, typewriter desk, school desk, cistern pump, windmill pump, • potato seed cutter, cast iron tub and sink, milk can, wooden barrel, milk bottles and sealers and many other items. Norm Whiting Auctioneer Phone Exeter 235-1964 _ vorgrommorizarsagrasnal law "It puts me in mind of the west which cleared all their land. Now they'll plant anything, cedar, poplar, because trees create en- vironment," he commented, "We should preserve all our trees," added Mousseau, misastar. a: I! COMPLETE 'LIQUIDATION Shipka General Store, Shipka, Ont. I (located on Huron County Road 4, South of I Grand Bend and. Exeter, Between Hwy, 4 & 81,, next to the Starlite Drive-In Theatre - Watch for signs) Saturday, September 13th, 1980 at 10:00 A.M. Complete liquidation of $50,000 worth of stock, equipment, and fixtures of a large General II Store. is EQUIPMENT AND FIXTURES: pop coolers (upright • and chests), 2 fridges, 8 ft. meat display coolers, Toledo meat scale, Berkel meat slicer, 2 cash N . registers, 2 calculators, B & W T.V., 2-10ft. - 100 year old counters (one with produce bins), old adver- tisement items, two drawer filing cabinet, 8 sections ea of old Country Store shelving, plus all types of racks ▪ and shelving. gi GROCERIES: $20,000 inventory of groceries in- '111 Cluding canned goods, paper supplies, baking supplies, cat & dog food, baby food and supplies, II cereals, canning supplies, cake, pie, and pudding ▪ mixes, spices, pickles, soaps, bleaches, polishes, Is soups, jam, syrups, crackers, rice, macaroni, cheese, ▪ margarine, juices, etc. in HARDWARE: a large quantity of bolts, nuts, screws, and nails in all sizes, hinges, washers, garden and farm supplies, hoses, large amount of glass and • screening, trim, bicycle tires and tubes, auto 'II supplies, chain and hooks, stove pipe, cabinet • hardware, brooms, shovels, handles, light bulbs, fluorescent tubes, screw drivers, hammers, plyers, saws, wrenches, sockets, rules, chisels, hoses, batteries, lawn sprinklers, castors, clamps, clips, II fasteners, sand paper, steel wool, paint, brushes, poly filla, caulking and guns, etc. II PLUMBING SUPPLIES: all types and sizes in malable cast, copper and plastic fittings, couplings, Itee's, reducers, valves, taps, gauges, pump repair „„„ parts and kits, etc. II ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES: boxes, wires, plates, con- nectors, plugs, etc. 111 4( Property, Antique & Household Auction Sale For Mrs. Alice Hartle, 299 Main St., Parkhill, Friday, -Sept. 12 - 1;00 p.m. PROPERtY; Will be sold at 3:00 p.m. Frame 1 1/2 ► storey house in good repair on lot and Yz, town water, 3 wpstair bedrooms, kitchen, dining and living. " rooms, bathroom and back kitchen downstairs. A 4( nice home situated close to shopping L., TERMS: 10% down, balance in 30 cloys, subject to it a very moderate reserve bid, immediate possession. FArnp! e-sale inspection phone 293.3024 or 294- 4- ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD; Serve! pro ,pane -Pk fridge and stove, Duotherm propane heater with fan Jr (brand new), press back chairs, brass & iron bed, " mantle clock, 4 pc. matching antique living room set, 4( gas lantern, captains chair, part of toilet set, organ stool, Discount small deep freeze (like new), Elec. 41PC trohome air conditioner, G,E, portable 8/W _I., chrome table and 6 chairs, couch, some dishes, pots 74 and pans, wringer washer, wardrobe, Singer sewing je machine, chesterfield and 2 chairs, lamps, record 71" player, coffee table, iron beds, dressers, linens, etc,, wir square parlour table, power lawnmower, pony cart, r- hand sprayer, muzzle loading shot gun, Marlin 4: Pump gun, 12 gauge shot gun, Gun purchasers must L., have permit. ill. TERMS: Cash Sale Day * ar PROPERTY: Will be offered at 3:00 p.m., 2 storey white brick 5 bedroom home, 2 baths, dining room, AT large living room, modern kitchen, town water, sewers, full basement, oil hot water heating, large verandah, excellent condition. i4( TERMS 10% dawn, balance in 30 days unless otherwise arranged. Subject to a moderate reserve IL, 1 .1r bid. For inspection appointment phone 293.3092 7** Mrs.L, White. .ar ANTIQUES: hall rack, china cabinet, buffet, _A " foldaway table and 4 chairs, dishes, chest of .sq- 4( drawers with wood pulls, wicker chairs, cupboards, ..A " baby chair, cedar chest, kitchen cupboard, chairs, Ar 1( Boston rocker, trunks, lantern, crocks, etc, I, HOUSEHOLD: Fleetwood colour T.V., chesterfield * Ilk and chair, recliner chair with vibrator and heater, IL. _kw chrome set, McClary 4 burner stove, desk, portable AT -71k T.V deep freeze, dressers, 3 pc. bedroom suite, 16,. air fans, vacuum cleaner, sewing machine, small tables, " rugs, automatic Beatty dryer, hide-a-bed, lamps, *- Royal Albert dishes, pots and pans, Johnson Bros. ", dishes, small appliances, card table and chairs, ig stereo, swivel chair, platform rocker, beds, 4 drawer L., filing cabinet, 2 portable typewriters, adding 11, machine, humidifier, hand tools, socket set, etc. elec.- * tric motors, garden tools etc. TERMS: Cash Sale Day .4( AUCTIONEERS , Hugh Filson & Tom Robson * 666-0833 666-1967 * lit************** Wage lfr Times-Advocate, Sep tember 10, 1900 County debates tree b lgoitsseau said he is opposed. to cutting down any kind of tree. "If we take out all the trees except the good maple,. (and) if we keep on, we'll have a desert," said. Mousseae, I I I I YOUR AUCTIONEER PAT LYON Phone 243-2713 II No property removed until settled for', NOf responsi- ble for accidents. IN in am in up ow ea an Ns nil sr ris I I I U 1 I SUNDRY SUPPLIES: bandages, cough syrup, sham. I pow, deodorants, tooth paste and brushes, mouth wash, razors and blades, sun glasses, etc, MISCELLANEOUS: all types of work clothes and boots, knick knacks, pails, garbage cans, school II supplies, flashlights, wallets, scissors, etc. TERMS: cash or cheque with proper 1.D. Lunch I available VIEWING: Friday Sept. 12 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. II Advance bids accepted 4( 4( 4K. 4( 4( .4( 4 T y * AUCTIONEERS * Hugh Filson Tom Robson 666-0833 * 666-1967 ************** 41(4.4*****4-114. ****T4- At 1 * Estate Auction * of property, antiques and household * for the estate of the late Ruth Garrod, 120 Main * St., Ailsa Craig, Ont. Booth 1: I Maybe ;rTh tts time= you jumped into something more demanding than a tar pool. PrOirelAX#117# OT• , e Ntiv.#4e0/14#04#0**0.).4.64. J ACCOUNTANT-PUBLIC #1.•••••••••• WARD MALLETTE Chartered Accountants 476 Main Street, S., Exeter, Ontario 235-0120 Resident Partner: John S. McNeilly, C.A. INVESTMENTS TERRY HAUGHTON 04140/5/PN SYNDICATE LIMITED 601 - 380 Wellington Street / London. Ontario N6A 585 Telephone Bus 679-8993 Res 473-0095 OPTOMETRIST Guaranteed Investment Certificates representing several trust companies Norma J. Hooper 15 Gidley St., E. Exeter 235-1010 OFFICE SUPPLIES Office Supplies Furniture & Equipment 1111111114STONE'S bowntown Exeter or In The North tncl Plaza ACCOUNTANT-PUBLIC "s% . GERALD L. MERNER Chartered Accountant BUS: 257 Churchill Dr EXETER 235.0281 ACCOUNTING & BOOKKEEPING MOUNT CARMEL Income Tax Centre Income Tax Accounting For Farmers & Businessmen Monthly Bookkeeping Service Phone 237-3469 Vince Ryan B.A. 3 Dashwood AUCTIONEERS COMPLETE AUCTIONEERING SCRVICE '=ARM - ANTIQUE - HOUSEHOLD - REAL ESTATE PAT LYON ''YOUR AUCTIONEER .' R.F. 2 GRAND SENO, ONTARIO PHONE 519.243-27 13 AUCTIONEERS CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANT JOSEPH F. DARLING CERTIFIED GENERAL ACCOUNTANT TEL, esse-285-stoo9 THE OLD TOWN PALL MLR MAIN swam'', EXETER, ONTARIO NOM 100 The Times-Advocate has over 78,000 readers. Tell ' them about the services offered by your business. For information call 235-733/ CHIROPRACTORS C. HARRY RODER, D.C. NORMAN L RODER, D.C. DOCTORS Or CHIROPRACTIC 84 Panel Lone, STRATI-010Y Telephone 245.1272 By appointment please iritorani FULL LINE OF lty EXETER 235-2420 GRAND BEND 238.8484 CLINTON 482-9747 Appraisals Mortgages Life Insurance Trust Certificates RICHARD WELSH Chartered Accountant 120 Alice St. Lucan, Ont. Ph. 227-4224 Bev. Morgan Insurance Agency Ltd. 138 Main Street, Exeter NOM ISO Ontario 235-2544 Complete Insurance Coverage I fag I J4 e . ore TELEPHONE 15191235-2211 tiAretarste 147 MAIN STREET,t. EXETER, ONTARIO, P.O. BOX 1600 NOM1 SO ACCOUNTANT-PUBLIC c-E41=3:111111111111111111111111111 .14%.#.m•LrommiposommommmodvmMvmmoMmmommo mm#100M*Ma**0 00# But can't use stall Tuckersmith township council held a two hour meeting Tuesday night so that representatives of council could attend a Stanley township council meeting at Varna to appeal the Vanastra drain report which was to be discussed. It is a Stanley drain affecting several landowners in Tuckersmith. Because the number of deer car collisions in 1980 has reached record numbers in Huron County a controlled deer hunt will be held November 3, 4, and 5 in three management zones 89, 90, 91, managed by the Ministry of natural resources. Other reasons given for the hunt is because poachers are taking deer while legitimate hunters are denied that opportunity; archers are taking few deer; deer hunters can provide biologists with valuable information which is otherwise impossible to collect (all dead deer are to be taken to any one of four check stations in Huron for collection of information); deer appear to be in- creasing in Huron; and the controlled hunter numbers system including land owner preference, is compatible with agricultural practices and rural development, Licences will be restricted to 625, information available from the ministry of natural resources at Wingham. Council passed again a motion supporting the establishment of a day care centre for handicapped children, such as the men- tally retarded, at the Vanastra day care centre. the repeat of the motion was necessary because of the resignation of a former of- ficial who was handling the application. Sam Russo, Jr., who was given permission at the last meeting to erect a horse stall at his place of business at Vanastra for the con- venience of his customers, was refused permission to stable a horse there. Road superintendent Allan Nicholson reported work has begun on the new bridge (called Bell's Bridge) on Concession 12-13 at Lot 6. He said Union Gas has started the new gas line from Seaforth to Hensall along township road 5 and 6, Huron Road Survey. The line which will stretch along a 10-miles route will be bored under crossroads and trees, when encountered. Applications for three tile drain loans were approved for a total of $16,400. Accounts totalling $82,878.87 were passed for payment, including Vanastra day car, $5,017.38; Vanastra recreation centre, $8,566.42; roads, $45,155.31 and administration, $24,139.76. Mrs. Linda Dillon, It .R. 1, Clinton, was hired for the position of part-time secretary for the township office at a special meeting of council on August 21. She was one of four applicants for the position.