The Citizen, 1987-09-16, Page 25THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1987. PAGE 25.
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AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES'AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES
AN AUCTION SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, ANTIQUES & FERGUSON
TRACTOR FOR MRS. CHARLOTTE RUTTER, WINGHAM
ONSATURDAY,SEPT. 19,1987 AT12NOON
Located: In Turnberry Twp. at Northend of Wingham
Just off #4 highway
Small Ferguson Tractor & 1977 LTD-2 4 door car, 2 new all
season tires, selling as is, 24” stove electric, Westinghouse
deep freeze nearly new, B &WTV&stand, chrome table and
4 chairs, odd chairs, end tables, couch and love seat, pole
lamp, 2 recliner chairs, day bed, 1 bedroom suite, 1 iron bed
[Double], trunk, coat rack, vacuum cleaner [Hoover],
electric sweeper, electric heaters, hot plate, utility stand,
clocks, spice racks, pots and pans, dishes, grocery cart,
toaster oven, etc.
ANTIQUES: Pk. depression glass, box stove, desk, apple
peeler, wash board, coal oil lamps, treddle sewing machine,
crock, clock.
A quantity of tools and numerous small articles as well as
picnic table, lawn chairs, lawn mower, wheel barrow, lawn
roller, electric bug killer, fertilizer spreader, ladder, garden
hose, shelving unit, picture frames, flower stand, 2 mirros,
plants.
Plan to attend this sale
Terms: Cash Day of Sale, 7% Sales Tax in effect
Owner or Auctioneer are not responsible for accidents or loss
of purchase Day of Sale
For Information contact:
WES RUTTER 357-1747
AUCTIONEER: BRIAN RINTOUL 357-2349
AUCTION SALE
New Honda riding mower, Troy tiller, appliances, furniture,
lawn mower, radial arm saw, tools etc. to be held at the
Blyth arena for Harvey McCallum
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19at 10:30a.m.
HondaHT 3813 riding lawn mower w/2 cylinder liquid
cooled engine, 5 speed trans used 3 months, Troy Built rear
tine garden tiller, Lawn Boy lawn mower, Yardman reel type
mower, small Poulinchainsaw, Craftsman radial arm saw on
stand, Inglis 30” electric stove w/black glass oven door,
Westinghouse fridge, Westinghouse washer and dryer,
Westinghouse upright freezer, dining table w/six matching
chairs and buffet, Duncan Pfife style drop leaf dining table,
matching wooden bed, washstand and dresser w/mirror and
chrome tableand chairs, chesterfield and chair, card tables,
2 floor lamps, 2gal. crock, oil lamp, pressback rocker, brass
blow torch, fire place tools, pots and pans, dishes and
glassware, 2 small cast iron kettles, antique wooden chair,
pressback arm chair, hoosier type cupboa rd, secretary
bookcase, Herbie electric weed sprayer, 6 cherry boards,
propane barbecue, wheel barrow, lawn chairs, aluminum
step ladder, skill saw and blades, electric disc sander, 1/2
electric impact wrench, V2 electric drill, bench grinder, 4”
vise, electric sander, Craftsman router, battery charger, jig
saws, % HP electric motor, 2 old lanterns, buffer, electric
hedge trimmer, electricgrass whip, electric motors, creepy,
booster cables, jack all jack, shop vac, axes, hand tools and
wrenches, chain tighteners, iron post driver, milk cans, etc.
HOUSE ISSOLD TERMS: CASH LUNCH BOOTH
AUCTIONEER: RICHARD LOBB, CLINTON 482-7898
Student-teacher study
sent to committee
A major study in student/
teacher relationships within the
Huron County Board of Educa
tion’s (HCBE) jurisdiction has
been sent to the Board ’ s Education
Committee for detailed study and
recommendations which may well
become HCBE policy within the
next year. Trustees gave approval
for the move at the Board meeting
in Clinton, September 8.
Initiated in the spring of 1986 by
Bob Allen, county Director of
Education, the study has received
input from several teachers’
federations and from members of
both the county’s elementary and
secondary principals’ and vice
principals’ associations. It now
goes before a committee of one-
third of the county’s trustees,
underthechairmanship of Joan
Van Den Broek, trustee for Col-
borne and Goderich Townships,
which may in turn refer certain
recommendations to other Board
committees for study.
Members of the Director’s Study
Committee dealt with such issues
as elementary school codes of
behaviour, guidelines for teachers
in matters of physical contact with
students, disciplinary internven
tions such as suspensions and
corporal punishment, and contacts
with agencies outside the school
system.
‘‘Our role is to determine what is
appropriate in student/teacher
relationships in 1987,” Mr. Allen
said, noting that many people
today seem to view the school as a
“cure-all” for all social disease.
Mr. Allen said that no time line
had been established for a final
report on the study from the
Education Committee, but said
that its recommendations will
eventually come before the entire
board for consideration.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
OF FARM MACHINERY & LIVESTOCK-HAY & GRAIN
FORTHEESTATEOFJAMESGILMORE
RR3,LUCKNOW
Location - South half of Lot 1 Cone. 13 Ashfield Twp.
Western Division, 4corners Westof Lucknow & 1 corner
South or 4 Corners West of Beckers Farm Equipment
ON MONDAY, SEPT. 21,1987 AT 12NOON SHARP
LIVESTOCK [20 Head]
6 Cows, + 3 Cows and Calves, 5 Yearling Heifers + 3
Yearling Steers.
MACHINERY:
Leyland Tractor 270/Cab-good rubber; M.F. 35 with Allied
Loader & chains; N.H. 519 Manure Spreader - “like new”;
George Smyth Snow Blower 7 ft. [Good Cond.]; M.F. 4
furrow Plough 3 P.T.H.; 6 Section Diamond Harrows/
stretcher; M.F. Side Rake, 2 Bale Throw Wagons & Rack
[heavy-like new]; M.F. 124 Baler/Thrower [good cond.]; 15
Run Seed Drill on steel; Hammermill, Wagon & flat rack;
Case3P.T.H. 10ft. Cultivator; 775 Massey Ferguson
Swather [hydrostaticdrive]; 12 ft. Grain Auger with motor;
Bale Fork 3 P.T.H.
SMALL ITEMS: Skillsaw, Electric Drill, Wrenches, Forks &
Shovels, Grease Guns, Tools, Vice, Grinder/ % motor, Heat
Lamps, Cattle Dehorners, Electric Fencer, Barb Wire, pile
Rails, Hydraulic Jack, Post Hole Digger, Bolt Cutters-
Platform Scale, Horse Harness -- plus a wagon of
miscellaneous items.
HAY & GRAIN: Approximately - 20-25 Tonnes mixed grain,
2,000 Bales of Hay.
Plan to attend this Sale of well kept machinery in excellent
condition and stored inside!
TERMS: Cash Dayof Sale, 7% Sales Tax in effect
whereapplicable.
Owner or Auctioneer are not responsible for accidents, loss
of purchase or omissions of advertising-day of sale.
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
PROPRIETOR: MRS. JAMESGILMORE395-5310
AUCTIONEER: BRIAN RINTOUL357-2349
AN AUCTION SALE
FORTHEESTATEOF KEN WHEELER
C/OMABELWHEELER
OFTOOLS-LUMBER&SOME HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
ATTHEBELGRAVEARENAON
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,1987 AT9:30a.m.
A QUANTITY OF WOOD: Cedar Lumber, Walnut, Cherry,
Pine, Birch, Butternut, Mahongany, Bed Elm, Black Birch,
Hard Maple, Assorted Plywood, Scaffold Plank.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, Etc.: Color Television, Sewing
Machine, 2 Church Pews, Wash Stand, Small Cedar Chest,
Card Table, Copper Boiler, Small Work Bench, Antique
Barbers Chair, 2 Lanterns, Coal Scuttle, Sump Pump, Wash
Tubs, Antique Hand Corn Planter, Large Hand Auger, Hand
Sprayer, Heavy Wheelbarrow.
TOOLS-etc.: Rockwell Bench Grinder, Many Assorted Hand
Saws, Barn Framing Tools, Hand Drill, Drill Press,
Collection of Hand Tools, Skill Saw, Black & Decker Radial
Arm Saw, Pipe Wrenches, Craftsman Jig Saw, Electrical
Tools, 3 Electric Drills, Orbital Sander, Bench Grinder, 14”
Rockwell Band Saw, Black & Decker Router, Makita Belt
Sander, Emery Stand, 1” Belt Sander, V-Belts, Sanding
Belts, Wood Lathe, Lathe Chisels, Black & Decker - Work
Mate, Saw Horses, 3 Adzes, approx. 35 Wood Planes, wood
clamps, Assorted Saw Blades, Wooden Nail Kegs, 3 Socket
Sets, Wrench Set, Ext. Cord, Pop Riveting Gun, Saw Vice,
Work Bench, 2 Tool Chests, 2 Carpenter Tool Boxes/keys,
Assorted Dowels, Assorted Wooden Handles, Ropes, Pipe
Clamps, Crow Bars, Assorted Pipe, Copper Fittings, Pipe
Fittings, C-Clamps, Staple Gun, Pulleys, Soldering
Supplies, Electrical Parts, Paint. There are also a number of
Carpenter Tools not listed.
Theseareall well maintained tools & supplies, always inside
- So PLAN TO ATTEND this SALE.
TERMS: Cash Dayof Sale, 7% Sales Tax will be in effect
Ownersor Auctioneer are not responsible for loss of
purchaseoromissionof merchandise advertised-day of sale
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
MRS.MABELWHEELER357-2468
AUCTIONEER: BRIAN RINTOUL357-2349
LUNCH BOOTH
ROSES ARE RED LIMOUSIN
Female sale. Sat., Oct. 3/87, 7
p.m. 45 lots, cowsand calves, bred
females. Wat Cha Sales Plex, RR
#3, Mount Forest NOG 2L0. (705)
458-9031, (519)986-2109, (519)
334-3577. 37-lp
DISPERSAL SALE OF REG1S-
tered polled Herefords for Ed
Powell of Wingham, Sat., Sept. 26
at 12 noon at Carson’s Sales Arena
Listowel(519)291-2049. 37-lp
Trustees
approve annual
awards banquet
Members of the Huron County
Board of Education (HCBE) have
agreed to participate with District
45 of the Ontario Secondary School
Teachers’ Federation (OSSTF) in
sponsoring an annual “Excellence
in Education” awards banquet,
similar to the one held in the spring
of both 1986 and 1987, despite a
protest from one trustee that the
ceremony is not fulfilling its
original purpose.
John Elliott, trustee for Blyth,
Morris and East Wawanosh, said
that the awards presented had
acknowledged many of the same
students as received the top
commencement awards each year,
which he felt was not the original
purpose of the ceremony.
Director of Education Bob Allen
agreed that the original thrust of
the banquet had indeed been to
honour individuals who would not
normally be recognized by the
education system, saying that the
matter is currently being discussed
with the OSSTF.
However, he later told The
Citizen that already the Excellence
in Education banquet had become
a way of acknowledging the very
best students, teachers and com
munity members within the coun
ty, “the creme de la creme,” and
that this would be virtually impos
sible to change now to recognize
what he called “also rans.”
Nominations for the 1986 and
1987 awards were made by the
teaching staff at each of the
county’s five high schools, with the
final decisions made by a county
committee consisting of teachers
from each school.
At the School Board meeting in
Clinton on September 8, Mr. Alien
said that he had suggested two new
awards be made on an annual
basis, one each for the trustee and
the administrator, at the Board
level, past or present, who had
made a significant contribution to
education in Huron County. Nomi
nations for these would come from
the Board.
The first of these new awards
will be presented at the banquet
next May.
Man charged in car
thefts remanded
A Seaforth-area man charged in
connection with a number of thefts
from parked cars in the Brussels
area last March made a brief
appearance in Goderich District
Court on September 1, but was
remanded to September 14 for
plea.
Ernest John Nolan of RR 4,
Seaforth, faces one count of theft
over $1,000, four counts of theft
under $1,000, and three counts of
possession of stolen property.
Mr. Nolan made several appear
ances in Wingham District Court
before being transferred to God
erich.
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AND STROKE
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