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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-03-18, Page 2726 Legnl Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Mary Ellen Glavin Docwscd All _persons having claims against the estate of Mary Ellen Glavin, Tate of the City of Lon- don, in the County of Middlesex who died on or about the 17th day of January, 1981 arc re- quired to file particulars of sane with Deane & Laughton, Solicitors of Exeter, Ontario, by the 21st day of March, 1981 after which date the estate will be dis- tributed having regard only to those claims of which notice has been received. Deane & Laughton Solicitors for the Deceased Exeter, Ontario 9:10:11c NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Martha Lamport McNair Late of the Village of llderton, in the County of Middlesex and Province of Ontario, Widow. CREDITORS AND OTHERS having Claims against the above Estate are required to send full particulars of such Claims to the undersigned on or before the Ilth day of April, 1981, after which date the Estate's assets will be distributed having regard only to the claims that have then been received. DATED at Thcdford, Ontario this Ilth day of March, 1981. J. Philip Walden Barrister and Solicitor P.O. Box 121 Thed ford, Ontario Solicitor for the Executors 11:12:13c Grand Bend council Firemen reject wage Continued from page 3 A In another delegation before council, the village agreed to rent property along River Road to a sailing school. Bill Stevens and Dave Langdon of Sportechnique, a division of Dalphin Sails, approached council about renting the land where the septic tank beds are located, next to the public washrooms across from the boat ramp. They said they would like to park their four or five 16 foot sail boats there for the summer. The boats would be launched daily for sailing lessons. Council agreed to let them use the land for a fee of $200. They were also told that they would have to pay $300 for a transient trader's permit. The sailing school representatives said they would like to operate day and evening classes for youths and adults. Lessons would run for three hours, and a total of ten lesson would be required. They will be using Canadian Yachting Association standards, they said. In other business: Council decided to invite representatives from the Lambton County Board of Education to their next meeting to discuss economic problems at Grand Bend Public School. Village foreman Jack Stanlake attended the meeting to discuss * -** 4-4-******* FARM SOLD Icr CLEARING AUCTION SALE * 4( For Mr. David Latta, Lot 13, Concession * 4, Biddulph Twp., 4t/ mi. north of * Lucan, 2V2 mi east of Hwy 4 and 21/2 ''( * mi. west of 23 Hwy. TUESDAY MARCH 24 - 1:00 p.m. * * MACHINERY — Int. 966 diesel tractor new paint, * .4 axle, point duals and weights, Oliver 3 fur. 14' 3 pt. hitch trip beam plow, Int. 181/2' Vibrashank 45 Cult. 4(* with mid -west levelling harrows, MF 44 plate wheel disc, 16' harrogator, J.D. 494A 4 ?ow corn planter * with insecticides, Shulte rock picker complete, M.F. y 32 plate double disc, Kongskilde type 3 pt. hitch 12' T cult., harrows, 12 ft. Killbros fert. auger with extra y *hose, Hannon 3 pt. hitch sprayer with fibreglass T tanks, Ford 3 pt. hitch. 7 ft. blade, Owatonna 29 self * *propelled swather with hay conditioner, Int 56 blower, 1 row snapper head for N.H. 770 harvester, * * 2 Oliver 18 pull type combines with pickup and * reels, 225 bus. Killbros box with bottom dump on L., truck frame, 200 bu. dump trailer, Turner gravity bin * y and wagon, N.N. PTO baler, Agrimart automatic T bale stooker, 2 N.H. forage racks with roofs, heavy duty wagons (like new), Geo. White bale elevator :A- T' 1250 got. and 500 gcl. water tanks, hypressure PTO washer, 9 ton Horst wagon, 12 ft. stock truck rack, N.L. Deltson PTO 7 ft. snow blower, Winco 8 h.p. por- * table generator with idle control, ttobort electric welder complete, 8 ft. 4 in. electric manure pump, 15 * ft. steel gang rollers, Snowmobile trailer, Int. PTO manure spreader, Oliver steel wheeled 13 run g. and * f. drill, grain auger, cattle oiler, steel culvert, 10 hp. Yr wheelhorse lawn tractor with 42" mower, Bolens * T lawn troctors etc. etc. TERMS: Cash Sale Day AUCTIONEERS Hugh Filson Tom Robson 666-0833 666-1967 Tl YY YY YY YY YY YY YY YY YY * ********** *** * * * * Interesting Estate Auction Zurich Arena Auditorium Saturday, March 21st, Starting at 11:00 a.m sharp Selling for Mrs. Louise Denomme of Mary Street in Zurich, The entire con- tents of her home, plus additions from other area residents. Outstanding solid oak dining room suite with carved front sideboard and china cabinet, 1894 long board telephone with daffodil speaker, 1905 candlestick telephone with daffodil speaker, old Canadian dresser with bevel mirror, pine flat -to -wall cupboard with paned windows circa 1860 Stephen Twp., old pine wardrobe, unusual old Hoosier cupboard old cabinet type sewing machine, nice drop front china Cabinet with- secretary, very nice turned leg writing desk and library cabinet combination, chest of drawers, dresser with mirror, old sideboard with carved drawer facers, old pine kitchen wall cabinet with paned windows, Victorian rocker and matching sidechair, old crocks, tools, 1872 table top meat grinder, wooden planes, mallets, hanging scales, rare copper font barn lantern, hand crank rope maker, hand crank barrel butter churn, old store scale with weights, oil lamps, small curio cabinet, old glazed milk pitcher, three piece bedroom suite, odd tables and chairs, bed chesterfield, radio record plover, glass and chino including numerous cups and saucers, plus 12 place setting of china, wicker fern stand/baskets, excellent appliances - small electric range, electric range with self-cleaning oven, frost free fridge, small deepfreeze, washer, dryer com- bination, vacuum cleaner with carpet beater, pots and pans, drapes, linen, bedding, garden equip- ment, Lawnboy power mower, several old Upper Canada coins and store tokens, books, pictures and many more items too numerous to mention. NOTE: This is a very good offering with something for everyone, attend early, cash or cheque with I.D., lunch booth, not responsible for accidents. Don Van Patter - Auctioneer Zurich (519) 236-4547 procedure for paving village streets. Lambton county planner Janet Giles asked council in a letter for more information on the Pinedale Motel zoning change proposals. She said tha towner Irwin Schottroff will need a minor variance since nine of his 16 proposed units are not 28 square metres as required in the bylaw. Council decided to send a letter to Union Gas to en- courage and support them in putting a gas pipe line from Watford to Hensall, and include Grand Bend. A copy of the letter will be sent to Don Southcott, who had inquired about the feasability study. The Lions club was granted a lottery licence for a draw which will take place April 15. Council supported a motion from the town of Tilbury asking the federal government to include the right to enjoy and own property in the Canadian constitution. Tom Micks of Grand Cove Estates was hired as dock Wilful damage is increasing Wilful damage to public and private property ap- pears to be a growing problem in Exeter. In his monthly report, Chief Ted Day said there were seven wilful damage incidents in the month of February and damage amounted to $1,025. A charge was laid in one of those seven incidents. Other statistics in the report were as follows: nine accidents with one injury and damage of $5,910., 20 charges under the Highway Traffic Act, 19 parking tickets issued, 20 charges under the Liquor Control Act, eight animal com- plaints, two break and en- ters, one disturbance, seven thefts with total loot of $305 of which $70 has been recovered. The officers recorded 33 hours of overtime during the month, of which 12 were for court time. THEY'RE BACK The robins are starting to return! Al DeHaan, who is becoming Exeter's spring robin spotter, said he saw one of the birds in his backyard on Sunday. Later in the day, while out walking, the SHDHS teacher heard and spotted another robin. CORRECTION The heading on a story last week regarding salaries paid to council members in Tuckersmith Township was incorrect. The headline stated that wages had been boosted, when in fact council voted to maintain the same stipends as in the previous year. master for the summer season. Jim Ward and Sharon Graham were hired as bath house attendants, offer while Dennis Reagan, Randy Dillon and Danny Green were hired as parking lot attendants. CLEARING AUCTION SALE Clearing Auction sale of combine, 3 tractors swother form machinery, .antiques, furniture and appliances, etc. to be held for Louis Farwell at lot 11, conc. 10 Hoy,21'2 miles south of Zurich on paved rood. Sat., Apr. 4 at 11:30 a.m. See next weeks paper for full listing. Auctioneer RICHARD LOBB Clinton. ♦.4IW4W'W*AP'illt• "IN1.►"W'W'.III"S".'e''IIP'es.' Times -Advocate, March 18, 1981 Auction Sale Auction Sale of surplus tractors and machinery to be held for Knight Farms of Exeter and Doug Swan of Brucefield Sole to be held at Swan farm in Brucefield. Tues., Apr. 7 1:30 p.m. Case 1270 with cab, JD 4430 Diesel with cab and duals, AC 23'/2 ft. cultivator, JD 2500 5 furrow automatic plow, Anderson highdump stone picker, like new, Degelman 14 ft. stone windrower like new, see next weeks paper for full list. Auctioneer Richard Lobb Clearing Auction Sale Clearing Auction Sale of combine, 4 tractors, truck, farm machinery, etc. to be held for Clint Wilson, lot 30, Conc. 3, East Wawanosh Twp., go one corner north of Auburn on White Church Road, turn right, 4th set of buildings on the left. Sat., Mar. 28 1 p.m. Gleaner M. Diesel combine with cab, heater, air, 4 row narrow corn head, cutter bar head with pickup and reel straw chopper, etc. Case 2390 Diesel trac- tor with cob, completely equipped, run only 550 hours. IHC 1456 diesel tractor with cab. Ford 3550 industrial tractor, with 753 backhoe and front end loader bought new in 1976. 1953 Jubilee Ford trac- tor, homemade gooseneck tri -axle trailer with 20 ft. bed. International No. 56 four row corn planter, 2 years old, plus a full line of machinery. Terms Cash Day of Sale RICHARD LOBB AUCTIONEER CLINTON, ONT. 482-7898 VJJ110rla/ei VANASTRA BUSINESS LIQUIDATION by Public Auction Zwaan Welding & Equipment on Wednesday, March 25, , Vanastra Industrial Park at 10:30 a.m. Property - Approximately 9000 sq. ft. of building with 600-550 amp service, zoned industrial. Equipment - 520,000.00 Inventory/ 5 welders/torches'grinders/etc. Refer to last weeks edition for full particulars For more information Phone Rathwell & Associates Sales Manager - Dick Robinson 527-1336 or 527-1458 e/rid(vell AUCTIONEERS. LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO (519) 527-1458 Dairy Meeting Monday, March 23 commencing at 10:00 a.m. to be held at Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre Program - TUCO * Herd Health * Heat Synchronization - Lutalyse (new product) CUTTER PRODUCTS * Baymix crumbles (new cow dewormer) DR. R. F. WELTON Master Feeds Ruminant Nutritionist Exhibits from various companies will be on display Lunch will be provided Please contact Division of Gerbro Kirkton 229-8986 by Friday, March 20 "Masterfeeds - aware of your needs" * 4-H Prospect Calf Sale Denfield * Livestock Sales; 4( - Denfield March 23rd - 2:00 p.m. l* * Page 11A SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO STOCKYARDS LTD. MELBOURNE, ONTARIO Phone (519) 289-2110 After hours (519) 764-2101 Regular Cattle Sales Wednesday 10:00 A.M. Feeder Pigs 12:30 SPRING STOCKER SALE DATES Friday March 20 - 2:00 p.m. Friday, April 3 - 2:00 p.m. PLEASE NOTE TIME CHANGE Friday, April 17 - 7:00 p.m. Friday, May 1 - 7:00 p.m. Featuring Charolais & Exotic Cross Cattle Friday, May 8 - 7:00 p.m. Friday, May 15 - 7:00 p.m. Friday, May 22 - 7:00 p.m. Please consign early Featuring Limousin Steer a Heifer Calves, ealong" * ******�** 4 Y 4( *lbs. Expect 45 steer calves and 15 heifer calves along* T' ,, ignmenour ts regg etc sale day. further information re '� FARM RENTED �` 4( Phone Hugh Filson *Clearing Auction Sale for Mr. Roger * 666-0833 lig. Dow, with additions from neighbours. * Lot 4, Concession 10, Hibbert Twp., 6 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * mi. south & 3 mi. east of Dublin, 4 mi. * N.W. of Russeldale. * Wednesday, April 8th - 1:00 p.m. 4( * MACHINERY: Case 970 diesel tractor with cab low * hours ready for spring work, 18.4 x 38 duals with mounting hardware, Cockshutt 560 diesel tractor, * * J.D. 1450 5 fur. semi mount 16" trip beam plow, y *M.H. 3 fur. trail plow, Case 18' wheel disc with wings, Int. 181' 645 Vibrachizel cult., 11' packer * with 2 6' pups, Cockshutt 10' wheel disc., Oliver #64 *'17 run f. & g. power lift drill, A.C. 3 pt. hitch 4 row *cult., A.C. 140 PTO manure spreader, J.D. 50 ft. T bale elevator with 1 4/ h.p. motor, bale stooker, bale * *stook loader, A.C. PTO side rake, N.I. mower, A.C. L. F56 flail harvester, N.H. 268 baler, A.C. trough * blower, 24' tubular elevator, Int. side rake, 3 drum y roller, A.C. PTO 140 manure spreader, A.C. hay -T * conditioner, J.D. 38 harvester with 2 row corn head ar & hay head, 2 Gehl forage boxes, self propelled on * truck frame with roof, Ford 3 pt. hitch mower, Letz *grinder, gravity bins & wagons, Int. 13 run steel wheeled drill, J.D. 2 row corn planter, MD stationary 41( *corn shelter, A.C. 4 row scuffler, 3 h.p. Woods elec- tric grinder, J & M 8 ton gravity box with extensions, lc * Int. 10 plate one way disc, augers with extensions, y AUCTIONEER * 18 & 12 inch barn fans, Farmhand loader will fit * RICHARD LOBB Fat -moll H square axle tractor, Beatty water bowls, * Surge milker units, hydraulic rams, 18-38 tractor CLINTON, ONT. 482-7898 chains, harrows with trail cart, 200 gal- fuel tanks, * * oil heater, Garber PTO grass seeder, 3 pt. hitch boom, Geo. White 3 ton wagon, 50 & 75 ft. belts, * soup iron, etc. *TRUCKS: 1969 G.M.C. 960 Stake truck with hoist. Selling with Safety Certificate. For further informa- tion call 229-8732. TERMS: Cosh Sale Day AUCTIONEERS Hugh Filson Tom Robson 666-0833 666-1967 * * FARM SOLD * I*ClearingFarm Sale for Mr. E. Young, Lot * * 25, Concession 4, Biddulph Twp. 1 mi. * north of Lucan, beside the school. * * y Friday, March 27- 1:00 p.m. -4( ********* * * * *** *MACHINERY: 50Y: M.F. #50 gas tractor with multi ..if * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * power, 350 Allied loader with hydraulic bucket, * 7� T Jr Ferguson tractor (in good shape), Ferguson 2 fur. * plow, triple K 3 pt. hitch elevator, Bissell double disc, * 4(stiff-toothcult. & bean puller, Geo. White ground drive manure spreader, 11 run hoe drill, N.I. 7 ft. mower, Cockshutt side rake, steel gate, snow fence, * 200 steel posts, lumber & tongues, big doors, * ,, y harrows, scrap iron, wheelbarrow, Woods electric T T bin grinder with big motor, Delaval milking machine 4(-41( Of Bankruptcies, Farm Machinery, Cars, * for 10 cows, wagon & rack, tools, etc. y Trucks, Trailers, Boats, Etc. Under in - HORSE EQUIPMENT: Crown 2 horse trailer with * structions from John Kime trustee in * tandem wheels, lights (excellent condition), single * * Bankruptcy we will sell the assets of horse trailer, new race cart, clippers, hobbles, knee * & shin boots, bandages, 2 sets single harness, * 4( Kens Electric, Lucan, Plus Other blacksmith tools, stable blankets. y bankruptcies and local farmers * ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD: Bross topped homes, ' machinery. A., walking plow, cast iron seats, hay fork, 8 pc. oak ..or T dining room suite, 3 pc. bedroom suite, iron bed new * * , mottress, commode, wooden bed & dresser, chester- , field suite, T.V., antique crib, trunks, china cabinet. T T * HAY & STRAW: 500 bales of hay, 100 bales of * straw. * TERMS: Cash Sole Day AUCTIONEERS Tom Robson Hugh Filson 4(666-1967 666-0833 Clearing AUCTION SALE Clearing Auction sale of modern tractors, machinery, pickup truck, etc. to be held for Neil Lowey at Lot 31 conc. 1 Colbourne Twp. 2 roads east of Benmiller, turn right first place on the right. Fri., Mar. 27 at 1 p.m. Case 1070 diesel with cab , run 1280 hours, Ford 5200 diesel with cab, Dunham -Lehr front end loader, 18.4 x 30 dual wheels, cockshutt 55 row crop trac- tor, 1976 GMC Sierra Classic pickup truck fully equipped, 33,000 miles selling certified and fibergloss topper. Plus a full line of farm machinery. Terms cash day of sale. LARGE AUCTION SALE T * * ** 4 -4 -*****4- o No No a NI IN *y I'M/A" * l At Pinery Auction Barn 1 * III On Hwy 21, 1 MI. N. of Pinery Prov. Park, 1 * 4 Miles S., Grand Bend 1 * OUTSTANDING/J B 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 OF OLD HOMESTEAD FURNISHINGS On Sunday, March 22, 1981, 1 p.m ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS - wash stand, commodes chifforobe, dressers, spool bed, old oak 24- x 48 showcase, antique upholstered rocker, drop leaf table, hall seat, old wooden washing machine, bedroom set, corner chesterfield, beds, cor- ner cabinet, occasional choirs, colour T.V., 36" gas stove, old copper horn sheeny, large selection of old tools, old lamp and light fixtures, whiffles , harness, homes, horse hits and brass, 78 records, milk bottles, gloss shelves pictures, old bottles, insulators, graniteware, cut gloss, pressed glass, Nippon, Noritoke, cranberry, Depression, old brass, sealers, books, Eaton cotalogue and grocery box, crocks, silverware, etc. MISCELLANEOUS — riding lawn mower, cement mixer, wheel harrow, 3 r 2 h.p. gas engine, walking 6 h p garden tractor with attachments, camp stoves, 8 x 10 tent, 2 bicycles, new 2 burner gas barbeque, etc TERMS - cash, cheque with proper I.D., visa, or master charge. VIEWING -- 12 noon on day of sale NEXT AUCTION --- Sunday April 12, 1981 (.tinct (-lean Consignments Accepted YOUR AUCTIONEER Pat Lyon Phone 243-2713 No property removed until settled for. Not responsi- • , ; 4(666-0833 666-1967 ble for occ dents. SATURDAY MARCH 21 - 1:00 p.m. Denfield Livestock Sales Yard ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, ETC: Switches, wire, ther- mostats , fluorescent fixtures, fittings, bulbs, cable, plostic metal and aluminum tubing, hundreds of useful electrical pieces, pipe benders, heavy duty vise, jig saw drill, and other new and used hand tools, 150' underground hydro cable, blocksmith vise, ladders, T.V.'s, McClary pot belly stove, electric drill press 3.4 h motor'; "' chuck (brand new excellent working conditionl. FARM MACHINERY: INt. 275 diesel tractor (real good condition), Ford 9000 diesel tractor with new motor, MTD garden tractor with 34" mower, Case 5 118 gas troctor with loader and hydraulic bucket, 1066 Int troctor with duals 2800 hrs., Triple K 22' cult. with double rolling harrows, Kongskilde 3 pt. hitch cult., Int 3 pt. hitch 12" 2 fur. plow, N.I. cut ditioner, M.F. No 9 baler, Case 200 baler. Cockshutt 520 boler, N.H. 47 mower, N.I. manure spreoder. N.H. 510 manure spreader, Int. 56 4 row corn planter with insecticides (like new), Farmhand mix mill, 3 pt. hitch fert. spreaders, snowblower troctor chains, 3 pt. hitch lifter, 50 steel posts, fert. spreader on back of truck frame, Int. 275 manure spreader, 320 gal. Bloom hartsoddle tank sproyer with pumps and controls, steel culverts. TRUCKS: 1977 Ford free wheeling front end 4 wheel drive pickup, automatic V8. 1967 Mercury pickup with electricians side tool boxes. 1973 Int. loodster 1700 with good cattle racks, 5 and 2 speed transmissions, good running condition. The above trucks Selling As Is. CARS: 1974 Dodge Charger automatic 318 motor 8 cylinder. Selling with Safety Certificate. 1971 Olds Torenado 8 cylinder automatic, 1969 Rambler 4 door outomotic 6 cylinder, 1970 Chrysler Newport 1970 Buick Wrldcot. Above cors Selling As Is. 1974 750 Yomoho for ports only. TRAILERS: Glenelle 12' house trailer, sleeps 4, cora• plete with stove, fridge, sink, (like new Condit or 1962 Terry 19' travel house trailer, sleeps 6. com- plete with flush toilet, shower, hot water heater stove with oven, sink, furnace and fridge. BOATS -- 14' wide beam aluminum on W scot troller, complete with 2 fuel tanks, oars life packets & 1974 7'/2 h. Mercury motor. 16' Cedar strip on trailer, complete with 2 fuel tanks, life jackets, 1969 40 H. Johnson Seohorse motor with electric stort con- vos storage cover,. AUCTIONEERS Hugh Filson Tom Robson