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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1989-03-29, Page 22PAGE 22. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1989. Classified Ads AUCTIONS ■ AUCTIONS EVENING AUCTION SALE of home furnishings, tools & antiques will be held for VERNON HUPFER with added consignmentsat Brussels, Morris & Grey Community Centre on FRIDAY, APRIL7commencingat6:00P.M. SELLING FOR MR. VERN HUPFER: Frlgldalre refrigerator, Westinghouse 30” stove, cabinet model Electrohome T.V., 2 daybeds and chairs, chrome table and chairs, bedroom suite - triple dresser, chest of drawers, double bed, rug, pool table, somecookware, dishes, antique ice box, tool boxes, quantity of tools including a Black & Decker 1 /2” electric drill, pipe wrenches, files, pliers, vice grips, plane, saws, hammers, pipe threader and dies, motor, 22 rifle [F.A.C. required], and much more. CONSIGNED ITEMS INCLUDE: matching bookcase bed, triple dresser, chest of drawers, bedside table, chrome arm chair, wooden chair, swivel rocker, office chair, metal shelves, Gestetner #1560 [3 years old], small tables, small sofa, slide projector, portrait camera, afghan, bedspread, records, dishes,glassware,somekitchenwareand small appliances, ice cream maker, picture frames, large picture, ornaments, hand bells, 3 new dolls, odd chairs, step table, rocking chair, colour T.V. set, chrome table, kitchen stool, 2 metal storage cabinets, cupboard, bed and matress, dresser, wash stand, small chest of drawers, cedar chest, 24” Moffat electric stove, combination upright fridge and freezer, clothes dryer, step ladder, Lawn Boy lawn mower, V.C.R.,' 2 garage door openers, and much more. Listings subject to change without notice. TERMS: Cashorchequewith I.D. nightof sale Snack Bar Ownerand Auctioneer not responsible for accidents or injuries inany way connected with the sale. AUCTIONEERS: WALLACE BALLAGH.TEESWATER 392-6170 GRANTMcDONALD, RIPLEY395-5353 CLEARING AUCTION SALE of farm machinery and household effects DOUG AND MARYLOU RAYNARD Lot 9, Con. 12, Ashfield Township APRIL1,1989 AT10:30 1 corner south, 1 corner west of Lucknow Mix mill MF Model 15, manure spreader AC 140 Bu. P.T.O. with new apron chain, New Holland baler - 68 haybind, coil pacher 12’, chain harrows 10’, 2 -18 ft. grain augers, 1 furrow riding plow 12’, wagon rack and sill, scooper blade 16’, 2 old cultivators, tractor chains 18.4 x 34, head gate for pit silo 18’, cedar post, steel posts, heat lamps, 6 steel doors 7 x 8, 2 water troughs, 11g. bale feeder for Ig. round bales, a quantity of mixedgrain,squareand round bales of hay and straw, 40 chunk pigs, 3 sows due sale time, 17 heat lamps, 6 creep feeders, 1 feed cart, pig feeders, 21/2 gal. compressed air sprayer, 25 gal. water medicator, McCullum chain saw 16”, hog scales, forks and shovels, picnic table, numerous small items. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: antique hall tree, 2 writing desks [antique], 1 sideboard, treadle sewing machine, dressers, bed, bookcase, 1 freezer, 1 portable Maytag dishwasher, crocks, many other small items. CONSIGNMENTS FROM ROSS HOME IN LUCKNOW: including chesterfield and chair and many other small items. There will be approx. 3 wagons of small items and numerous items not mentioned. This is a large sale of good clean items. Please plan to attend. TERMS: Cash day of sale. 8% Sales Tax where applicable and proper I.D. Any announcements or corrections Day of Sale take precedence overwritten advertising. Owners or auctioneers not responsible for loss of purchase or accidents Day of Sale. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: BRIAN RINTOUL, AUCTIONEER 357-3079 AUCTIONS CLASSIFIED RATES: Minimum $2.75 for 20 words, additional words 11c each. 50c will be added for ads not paid by the following Wednesday. Deadline: Monday at 4 p.m Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114. AUCTIONS CLEARING AUCTION SALE of farm machinery for HARVEY AND PAT LIVINGSTON THURSDAY, APRIL6,10:30SHARP 3miles South, 5 miles Westof Lucknow Lot 1, Con. 9, East Division of Ashfield Township TRACTORS: Ford 8700 tractor - dual power - A/C - front weights - dual outlets - stereo radio, M.F. 50 tractor & loader, Farmal H International - narrow front end. {EQUIPMENT: Husky I iq. manure tank - 3000 gal. [oval] / walking beam axles - tandem floatation tires, 375 bu. G.T. batch dryer, 350 bu. grain holding tank, 350 Ford 1 ton truck / 390cu. in. motor I custom tarp / as is, 6 row Int. 30 in. Cyclon air planter / insecticide boxes, 6 row Dunham Vibra Shank scuffler / rolling bean shields, A.C. 20ft.cultivator w depth wheels/bar harrows, A.C. 4 fu. 18 in. plow/mono frame, 2000 series, 3-9 ton Martin wagons, 3 -180 bu. Helm grain boxes, 1 -150 bu. Helm grain box & wagon, Int. 1150 mixmill wdrag auger feed/2 ton, G.W. saddle tanks/200gal./PTO pump, G.W. 30 ft. sprayerboom/3P.H.,20ft. Incorporation sprayer equip./drop nozzles, Int. #80 snow blower/double auger, 20 ft. coil packers wextended tonque&pups, N.I. manure spreader [small], 2000 gal. water tank on 10 T. Helm wagon. EQUIPMENT: Wetmoje H.M.C. grinder blower, N.H. 270 baler, Hutchison 40 ft/PTO auger, Rhino 6 ft. scraper blade, M.F. 33 17 run grain drill, 4x8 flat deck trailer. PIG EQUIPMENT: 50sow stalls [new], pig feeders, panelling, gates, 2 - water medicators, 1 - dry chemical medicator, K6 portable weaner carrier, pig teething cart, medicines, castorators, pig scales, heat lamps. SHOP TOOLS: 30,000 watt Generac PTO generator/pole shut off, 200 amp. welder, torches & cart, high speed floor grain aerator, 3 feed carts, 2 Briggs & Stratten 3 HP water pumps, 12 ft. hyd. fert. auger, Beatty stable cleaner chut, 10 ft. auger, cement mixer, J.D. pressure washer, bag cart, bucket, air conditioner, air compressor, filing cabinets, approx. 3 wagons of good useful items. AUCTIONEER: GORDON M. BRINDLEY529-7970 Cash or cheque Day of Sale/proper I.D. necessary Lunch Booth on grounds Not responsible for accidents on grounds Salewillstartat10:30sharpduetolargeoffering. Farm is Sold A scrambling Tom Pfleffer, goaltender for the Belgrave Novices xcan’t get back in time to stop Darryl Bromley of the Blyth “A” team from depositing the puck in the net during the first game of the Blyth Little Lions Novice tournament Saturday. Blyth won the game and went on to win the “B” championship. Strong economy cuts Huron's welfare costs The good economic times contin ue to save Huron County taxpayers money in welfare costs, John MacKinnon, Administrator of So cial Services told county council March 9. The Social Services department was $152,616 under budget for 1988, resulting in a saving of $42,954 for the county (the rest was to have been provincial govern ment money.) Being under budget was a result of the strong economy in the area, Mr. MacKinnon told council. So far, he said, the trend had contin ued into the first two years of 1989. He was questioned by Exeter Reeve Bill Mickle as to why, with last year being well below budget, the 1989 budget was still set at $973,381, barely down from last year’s budget (at $979,709) but well above actual expenditure last year of $827,092. Mr. MacKinnon said he felt he must budget to meet the possible contingency of the province raising welfare rates when its budget comes down this spring in line with the recommendations of the Social Assistance Review Committee Re port. ***** A comprehensive record of all war memorials in Huron County is being undertaken by the Huron County Pioneer Museum. At pre sent, Claus Breede, Project Direc tor for the Museum told council, there is no record of all the memorials. Mr. Breede had good news for councillors saying it appears the costs of the construction of the new portion of the museum and the renovation of the old school house is right on budget. The museum will be holding a film festival in its theatre beginn ing March 29. A Charlie Chaplin Film Festival will be held at 7:30 p.m. for each of five consecutive Wednesday nights. ***** County Council approved a $2,500 grant toward the construc tion project of the Blyth Festival. Council had earlier approved a $1,200 grant toward the operating budget of the Festival and at the same meeting approved a $1,200 grant to the operating fund of the Huron Country Playhouse in Grand Bend. The Festival had asked for $5,000. Sheila Richards, a past president of the Festival’s board of directors told the council she realized it was an extremely heavy budget year for the county with the new Huronview and the waste management project so she was pleased with the size of the grant. She said she hoped the board could come back next year for a further $2,500. AUCTIONS Office: 627-2540 Monday to Friday REQ BADLEY 345-2554 BILL PRESZCATOR 233-3220 JIM PRESZCATOR 482-7126 (Manager) OFFICE: 527-2540 Monday - Friday Farm - Estate - Real Estate Sales Liquidation ot All Kinds Rev. and Mrs. Victor Jamie son and Dr. and Mrs. Chotalal Thakkarare pleased to an nounce the engagement of their children, Elizabeth Ann and Michael Ashok. Marriage to take place May 13, 1989. The young couple will reside in Vancouver. Overloads overcome Wingham Continued from page 14 strong checking game to control the play against Rockers which are considered one of the strongest oldtimer teams in this area. Blyth goals were scored by Tom Black, 3, Larry Robinson, 2, Bryan Black, one, and Tom Jarrett, one. The Overloads will play Ayton Oldtimers on Wednesday, March 29 at 9 in Blyth. The team is gearing up for the OV Provincial Championship to be held in St. Catharines, April 7, 8 and 9. Hullett Happenings School Editors Kerrie Szusz and Lisa Finch by Cheri Kryzanowskl On Thursday, March 30 the en tire school will be paying their thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee after 22 years of great service. In the afternoon there will be an assembly to honour them. There will be skits and cake. All contrib utions are greatly appreciated and are put into a gift. Thank you for 22 years of excellent service. by Erin Horbanulk On Wednesday, March- 29 odr school will be having our science fair. Parents and people from the community are welcome to come and look at them. Classes will be looking at them in the afternoon.