Times-Advocate, 1981-04-08, Page 55STOCKER SALE
1200 HEAD
at
HBISALL LIVESTOCK
SALES LTD.,
Sat. April 25, 1981
at 1:00 p.m.
Consisting of: Steers, Heifers & Calves
Victor Hargreaves (519) 482-7511(Clinton)
Barry Miller (519) 235-2717 (Exeter)
or 229-6205 (Kirkton)
Doug Carruthers (519) 237-3734
(Dashwood)
Greg Hargreaves (519) 262-2619 (Hensall)
(519) 262-2831 (Herisall)
AUCTIONEERS
Larry Gardiner & Richard Lobb
* FARM SOLD
* Clearing Auction Sale for Mr. John
* Goldsmith & additions for Mr. Keith *
* Rader, lot 8, concession 10, Hay Twp. *
* the Goshen Line, 3 mL N.E. of *
* Dashwood and 3 mi. South of Zurich. *
iF FRIDAY, April 17th - 1:00 p.m. *
* MACHINERY: J.D. 2010 tractor with J.D. loader, M *
* & M model Z tractor, A.C. 5 fur. semi mount plow, *
Oliver f. & g. 17 run drill, A.C. -side rake, Oliver 60 *
* baler, little Giant elevator,M.H. siderake, wheel disc,
* hopper bins and wagons, spring tooth, J.D. 3 fur.
* plow, Int. A.C.E. bottom plow, N.I. one row picker, *
* J.D. 2 row corn planter, cucumber picker, Int. 46 *
baler, harrows, N.I. ground drive manure spreader,
* buzz saw, Int. seed drill, Kongskilde 914 ft. cult.,
* Case 18' cult with power wings and harrows, 40 ft. *
*hay elevator, 9 ft. packer, Gehl PTO hammer mill, *
Papec hammermill, flat rack and wagon, 12' *
* Kongskilde cult., gravity box and wagon, Farmland
* snow blower, large bucket for loader, silo rods, Len-
*nox oil furnace, auger, walking plow, snow fence, *
dumber, doors, windows, ladder, cement mixer, old *
* cars, bale stooker, Cascade heater, water tank,
* Bolen garden tractor with implements and mower,
* etc. *
* FEED: - 1000 bales 1st cut hay, 600 bales second cut *
* LIy.
VESTOCK - Pony mare, 2 stud ponies, Pony cart, *
* 15 chunks of pigs, Angus heifer. it
* TERMS: Cash Sale Day *
* AUCTIONEERS *
* Hugh Filson Tom Robson *
* 666-0833 666-1967 *
Evening Auction Sale
Antiques, furniture, appliances etc. to
be held at Richard Lobb's Barn, Clinton,
Ont. for Mrs. Belva Taylor of Auburn
plus furniture from the Auburn United
church Manse.
Wed. Evening, April 22
at 6:30 p.m.
Round dining table with double centre pedestal and
five leaves, six matching pressback chairs in real
good condition. Combination china cabinet and side
board with bowed door; antique secretary desk
combination; three piece settee; love seat; two
washstands; two antique dressers with mirrors;
wooden bed with mattress, wooden box, treadle
sewing machine, chest of drawers, lamps, vanity
dresser with mirror, large dresser with mirror, dining
table, six chairs and buffet, four wooden chairs, up -
ho stered chairs, oor am s, woo en rocking c air,
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round lant table, base or Aladdin lam , coffee
table, end table, Westinghouse wringer washer, utili-
tytable, stepladder, a few dishes and hand tools
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etc. Plus other items not mentioned, please eon
time. TERMS CASH
Auctioneer Richard Lobb
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Auction Sale
Car, truck, tractor, lawn mowers, fur-
niture, antiques, appliances, etc. to be
held at Richard Lobb's Barn, 289
Bayfield Rd., Clinton for the Estate of
Bill Rueger. The Estate of Mrs.
Marguerite Black and retired Gorrie
resident.
Sat., April 18 at 10:15 a.m.
TRUCK — 1978 Ford 100 custom pick up truck, six
cylinder, three speed stick shift with radio, only 30,-
000 miles, sells certified.
CAR — 1976 Dodge Aspen, four door car, six
cylinder, automatic, approx. 28000 miles. Selling as
is.
TRACTOR — MF35 three cylinder diesel tractor with
multi power and freeman loader. Mastercraft 5 h.p.
riding lawn mower, two push gas lawn mowers, two
garden tillers, two small chain sows, battery
charger, jack all jack, drills, jig saw, hyd. jack, small
square stove, small vise, chains, plus hand tools, etc.
FURNITURE & APPLIANCES ETC. -- Admiral por-
table colour T.V., Filter Queen vacuum cleaner, 2
years old, round dining table with centre pedestal,
dining choirs, upright piano, washstands, dresser
with mirror, cookstove, McClary automatic 500
clothes dryer, Hoover spin dry washer, Merlin 22 cu.
ft. chest freezer, Gibson square model fridge, small
square model fridge, single continental bed, (like
new) three piece modern bedroom suite with box
spring and mattress, chesterfield and chair, cedar
blanket box, wooden rocking chair, small china
cabinet, chests of drawers, captain's chairs, mantle
clock (working), upholstered rockers, plus other
chairs, chrome table and four chairs, lawn chairs,
card table, plus our usual large offering so plan to
attend.
TERMS CASH
AUCTIONEER
Richard Lobb
Exeter girl has entry
Original fashions in show
customers order the items home in Exeter, or at the
custom made. They can be "Just For You" boutique on
purchased at Carolyn's 81 Crescent in Grand Bend.
by Mary Alderson modelled in the show. They
E were judged on originality
and mass producability.
Manufacturers were present
at the showing to look over
the designs and perhaps
make arrangements to buy
some of them. The show was
held at the Skyline Hotel in
Toronto March 31.
Carolyn is finishing the se-
cond year of the three year
fashion design program.
Included in the studies are
such courses as power sew-
ing methods, industrial sew-
ing methods, textile
sciences, sketching, pattern
grading, and mass
production. "I enjoy it very
much," Carolyn says.
A different part of clothing
is studied each semester,
Carolyn explains. They have
already learned about
bodices, skirts, sleeves and
pants. For each project the
students have to come up
with eight designs. Then
they select one and make it
An xeter girl was one of
several Fanshawe College
students whose original
creations were modelled in a
Toronto fashion show
recently. Carolyn Perry of
Edward Street is a second
year fashion design student.
One of her works was among
eight finalists from
Fanshawe College in the
"Designers of Tomorrow
Fashion Show."
Carolyn's entry was a fall
co-ordinate. She designed a
dress and created it out of a
cream coloured sweater knit
fabric. The dress has raglan
sleeves, with an attached
scarf. Verticle hand smock-
ing is featured on the front
and back, as well as the
sleeves.
To wear over the dress,
Carolyn fashioned a "tab -
bard". She describes a tab -
bard as .a cross between a
poncho, a cape and a coat.
The sides are left open, and
tacked under the arm. A belt
fits underneath the tabbord,
fastening the front, while
leaving back open.
Carolyn chose a purple
plaid wool for the tabbard. It
is pleated, and the bottom
is fringed.
The seven colleges across
Ontario where fashion
design is taught were invited
to send entries to the fashion
show,' which was sponsored
by the Needle Trades
Management Association.
This was the first time the
event has been staged, but it
is hoped to become an an-
nual show.
Colleges were invited to
send a number of garments
in proportion to the number
of students taking the
course. Ryerson dominated
the entries, having the
largest school of fashion
design.
There were 15 garments
selected from the 60
students at Fanshawe
College. These 15 were
reduced to only eight before
the fashion " show. Carolyn
was one of the eight
finalists.
The outfits had to be worn
by professional models. For-
tunately, Carolyn's creation
also fits her.
A total of 158 outfits were
up.
Creating the designs can
sometimes be frustrating,
Carolyn says. She will plan
and sketch an outfit, and
then not be able to find the
fabric she had intended to
use.
Next in her course,
Carolyn says she will be
working with leather and
tailoring.
The course is set up as a
co-operative program.
Students are expected to
work in the design industry
during their breaks. Carolyn
has created her own work as
part of the co-operative
program.
Carolyn designs and
makes her own line of
lingerie -- "Just For
You". She creates original
peignoir sets, negligees, ted-
dys, camisoles and nighties.
Many of Carolyn's
DRESS AND TABBARD — Carolyn Perry models her original
creationwhichwas entered in a Toronto fashion show recently.
The hand smocked cream sweater knit dress is worn with
a purple plaid tabbard.At left is a sketch Carolyn drew of her
outfit as part of her fashion design course at Fanshawe
College.
Building permit fee raised
By WILMA OKE -
A Tuckersmith landowner
who applies for a building
permit now is going to have
to dig deeper for the money
for the fee. Tuesday night
council increased most of its
building permit fees,
Auction Sale
of Household Furniture, Antiques and
Mics. items on Saturday, April 25, 1
p.m. sharp
398 William St. Behind apartments.
For Mrs. Alvernia Hill.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS — Chesterfield and
chair, 2 end tables, coffee table, lamps , smoke
stand, hall tree, kitchen table and 4 chairs, 2 step
stools, enamel cabinet, 3 pc bedroom suite like new,
chest of drawers, roll away cot, Westinghouse 2
door refrigerator 24 inch electric range, toaster
oven, radio, canister set, set of stainless steel
flatware, and chest, electric toaster, iron, Targe
quantity of dishes, pots and pans vacuum cleaner,
floor polisher, car vacuum, electric broom, 18" elec-
tric fan, linens, blankets, quilts, crocheting, Han-
dywork, picture frames many other items.
ANTIQUES AND COLLECTABIES — 2 pc victorian
love seat and chair, foot stool, 2 fern tables, mantel
clock, sessions clock Co. Nippon Cocoa Pot 'and 2
Cocoa cups and saucers, finger oil lamp, silver
butter dish with hanging lid and knife, opalescent
vase, pedistal cake plate, 4 salt dips dishes such as
Bovario Germany , Noritake , several cups and
saucers, 6 old colony teaspoons, 1 old colony berry
spoon, figurines, oval picture, several other items.
For information contact
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
235-1964
Exeter
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* FARM SOLD
* Clearing Auction Sale of Farm *
* Machinery, Irrigation Equipment, Etc. *
* For J.A. Stewart Ltd., Lot 34, Concession *
* 20 East Williams Twp., 2 mi. east of *
* Ailsa Craig and just south of no. 7 Hwy. *
* Friday, AprU 24 - 1:00 peme *
* TRACTOR: Int. 966 Farmall with cab, axle mounted *
* duals, radio, low hours, Hi -Boy with Case tractor *
* motor. *
* MACHINERY: Int. 510 4 fur. 16" semi mount plow, *
J.D. 36 plate wheel disc., A.C. 12 ft. wheel disc, Int. 56 4 row corn planter with insecticides, Int. #56 6
* row corn planter with dry Pert., J.D. 3 pt. hitch 4 fur. *
* plow, M.F. 24 Tun double disc., grain drill on rubber, *
* 6 gravity bins with wagons, water wagon with 500
gal. tank & pump, Int. 17' cult. with wings & rolling
* harrows, soil surgeon machine, Int. 4 row bean & *
* corn elevator, Knoodler-Burrmill ear corn grinder, *
snow blower.
* IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT: 2000 4" aluminum
* pipe, Wright -Hain pump for Nelson 240' guns etc. *
* MISC: Husky 12' manure pump, manure tank, ce- *
*ment mixer, 3 pt. hitch blade, air compressor with 1 *
h.p. motor, N.W. wagon hoist, Hawk -built manure
spreader, Forney 300 amp generator, anvil grinder, Jr-
* Forney electric welder and battery charger, *
* aerator, land measuring wheel, hydraulic cylinder, *
it gas
jack, lasso PTO seed box, transmissions, 3 h.p.
gas motor, Ski -Doo trailer, lumber, few household
* items, etc. *.
* MACHINERY SHED: Steel 40' shed no ends, ready *
* to move.
* TERMS: Cash Sale Day Food Booth
Hugh Filson AUCTIONEERS Tom Robson *
* 666-0833 666-1967 *
* 'M' * -* ' * * * * of * 4( *
doubling a couple of them,
and reducing four.
The fees are as follows
with the old prices in
brackets: house, ;125 (865);
house addition, 850 135);
mobile home 835 135); barn
870 (835); implement shed
840 (835); car port 830 (835);
workshop, 840 ($35); silo
820 120); manure tank 830
(850); apartment building
8200 ($95); garage. $40 ( 835) ;
deck 830 (835); porch 830
(835); pool 830 (835);
granary 825 (820);
renovations, house 840 135);
renovation, apartments $125
135); mobile home in ap-
proved park ;25 (820):
industrial building 8550
($80); industrial building
renovations 8100 (850).
Water rates have been
increased by the Clinton
Public Utilities Commission
for the water it sells to
thehamlet of Vanastra -- up
70 cents per one thousand
gallons from 60 cents.
Karen McEwing, Vanastra
day care centre director has
been granted her request for
an increase of salary of
81,000 because of the ad-
ditional work she has in
conducting special education
classes in the day care
centre for mentally han-
dicapped,chaildren. Part of
her salary is paid by the
ministry of community and
social services.
Bob Marshall of the
Vanastra recreation centre
has put in his three month
probation period and is now
on permanent staff. Mr.
Marshall's salary now
$10,000 wll be increased by 12
percent.
Council approved the
purchase of calcium
chloride at $135.85 per flhke
ton from Pollard Brothers to
be used on township roads
after they have been
gravelled this spring. Last
year 190 tons were used on
the roads but Allan
Nicholson, road superin-
tendent, said he hopes to use
200 tons on the roads this
year.
Weed spraying of township
roadsides will be once again
applied this year by the
Township of Stanley at the
rate of 825 per hour, up from
the 822 paid last year.
Council members, road
superintendent Nicholson
and Engineer Ross Jackson
of the ministry of tran-
sportation and com-
munications will make a tour
of the 100 miles of township
roads to check out the
condition of the roads and
what is needed to keep them
in good condition. Also to be
checked out are the bridges.
Council endorsed a
resolution from the township
of West Nissatri in Oxford
County requesting that the
federal and provincial
governments in conjunction
with the Natural Gas
distribtuion Companies be
encouraged to work together
to expand and extend natural
gas transmission lines Into
rural and small urban area,.
The following grants were
made by council: Vanastra
recreation centre 81,000;
Hensall Agricultural
Society, ;150.00; Seaforth
Agricultural Society, and
Huron Central Agricultural
Society at Clinton each the
same as Hensall,
The Tuckersmith
Federation of Agriculture
was given a grant of 8700;
Seaforth Lions Club for its
pool and park program ,
8300; Seaforth Community
Hospital, a grant of 83 per
patient from Tuckersmith in
the hospital in 1981; Huron
Plowmen's Association, 850;
Hensall recreation board
81,000; Seaforth recreation
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board $1,500 and Clinton
recreation board ;500;
Huron County junior ex-
tension fund (4-H agriculture
program) 8136, van Egmond
Foundation 81,000 as
requested for building
program; and ;200 to the
Seaforth pre-school learning
centre which requested the
money to help purchase a
portable classroom at the
public school as they must
move out of the Seaforth
library.
The township gave per-
mission to the VanEgmond
Foundation to have a liquor
and beer tent at the 7th
annual ciderfest on Sep-
tember 26 and 27.
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
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
ref
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GIANT
"FLEA MARKET"
Saturday, May 2nd
(In Case Of Rain Sat., May 9th)
10:00 AM -4:00 PM
G.D.C.I.
WEST PARKING LOT
Vendors should register by May 1st, 3:20 PM
ADVANCE SPACES '10.0° call 524-7353
LATE REGISTRATION '15.0°
SATURDAY MORNING
Sponsored by:
G.D.C.I. STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE
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AUCTION SALE
Of sod equipment, farm equipment,
tractors, truck , trailer, car and trailer
home.
On Wed., April 15, at 1 p.m. sharp
Lot 10, South boundary, Hay township.
3 miles West of Exeter on 83 highway.
For Mr. Dougall Clark
TRUCK & TRAILER , 1972 Chevrolet truck, c/40
chassis and cab with steel flat bedrack, certified. A
steel triple axle trailer with vacuum breaks.
TRACTORS, Ford 4000 Industrial tractor with fork
lift, good condition, Cockshutt 35 tractor.
SOD EQUIPMENT, FARM EQUIPMENT & MISC
ITEMS — 5 sec of ransome lawn mower 1 year old
(like new) 5 sec. of Toro lawn mower (in good con-
dition), 5 sec of Toro lawn mowers, plus parts, 3 sec.
Ibwn mowers, 3 point hitch flail mower, 10 ft. land
leveller good condition. 280 U.S. gal tank on wheels
with power take off pump with 20 ft,.bgom, ryan
sod cutter 1 year old (like new) 2 Ryan sod cutters,
(working) land scrapers, 8 ft. sod roller, 3 point hitch
16" bottom, 3 furrow plough, 12 ft. Kongskilde
cultivator, 3 point hitch draw bar, 2 section spring
harrows, 1000 gal. water tank on dual wheel trailer,
1-12 h.p., 1-9 h.p. 1-5 h.p., 2-3 h.p. motors and
pumps. John Deere 68 lawn mower 2 year old (like
new), Mostercraft 8 h.p. roto tiller, like new, 30 ft.
Aluminum extension ladder, and many other items.
TRAILER HOME 10' x 35' tariler home in good con-
dition, with gas furnace, (used 1 year), chesterfield,
kitchen suite, regrigerator, gas range, bed, drapes,
carpet throughout, ready to live in. Sold subject to a
reasonable reserve bid.
CAR 1973 Cadillac Eldorado, in good condition,
certified ready to drive.
Auctioneer Norm Whiting
For further information call
Exeter 235-1964
Jlailmell t" ,54,9r/a/e!
Bayfield
Estate Auction
We are pleased to offer by public auc-
tion an excellent offering of furniture,
antiques and collectible items from two
of the older Bayfield Estates, held on
Saturday, April 25 at 10:30 A.M.
in the Bayfield Arena
FURNITURE, ANITURES AND PRIMITIVES:
Rosewood serpentine drop front secretary desk with
cut glass pulls; 9 pc. walnut dining room suite with
extension table; oak round table with 6 matching
diners; oak buffet; Early Canadian table with 4
chicken coup chairs (2 -roll back and 2 - dated and
signed); cherry drop leaf table; 2 carved walnut
games tables - 1 with drawer; walnut drop leaf gate
leg; glass front china cabinet; Rosewood chest with
mother of pearl pulls; 3 brass and iron, beds; 54"
brass poster bed; Ja brass bed; 4 ass't wood beds;
spool style bed; 5 ass't washstands and commodes;
blanket boxes; hand craved blanket box with
matching bookends; square and hump backed
trunks; dresser with hat & glove box; dressers and
chests; 3 parlour tables; 4 pc. wicker sunroom set;
single wicker chair; 1 wicker rocker; 2 cane bottom
chairs; press back rocker and straight chairs; Boston
rocker; assortment of Canadian plank bottom
chairs; acorn rocker; Flat -to -wall cupboard; pine
bench; pine pail stand; primitive desk; chesterfield,
and chair, matching; English oak 3 legged fireside
stool; many more items.
ANTIQUE BOAT ARTIFACTS: 4' high solid teak
and brass ship compass; 1875 brass ship compass; 2
copper 20" ship lamps; Brass 12" compression
gouge; bross suction filter; 8 matching boat lights,
etc.
STERLING SILVER & PEWTER: 70 pc. of ass't sterl-
ing silver (single and in sets); pewter trays and
candelabras; cream & sugar set; 8 butter spreaders;
34 pc. silver & chest; many more silver pieces.
GLASS & CHINA: Cranberry decanter; Royal
Doulton; Flo -blue platters; Canadian glass; depres-
sion, glass; limoges dishes; asst carnival glass;
colored glass: 3 sets of dinnerware; decanters; hand
painted pieces; goblets; tea sets; chino; Nippon;
English dinnerware; Bisque; salters; crystal;
stemware; English tile, etc.
CROCKS, BOTTLES & SEALERS: Approx. 20
crocks, all asst; amber Beaver sealer; #8 Beaver
sealer; medicine bottles: other bottles; shell spittoon;
etc
LAMPS: Currier & Ives style hanging lamp (oil); 2
amethyst i 1 miniature) lamp; Canadian & American
oil lamps: finger and miniature lamps; amber lamp
8 asst lamps, etc.
LINEN & BEDDING: Antique crocheted bedspread
& 4 motching pieces; 1 double hand-woven
bedspread; 3 ass't knitted bedspread; quilts; 6 Ben -
miller blankets; matching wool blankets; linen
tablecloths with motchig serviettes, etc.
PAINTINGS, PICTURES & FRAMES: Oil paintings
water colours; etchings; prints; photo enlargements
oss't of wood & guilded frames, etc.
BRASS, COPPER & CAST IRON: Brass froys &
numerous brass items; brass base lump, matching
brass candle sticks; brass floor lamp; book ends; 2
cost iron fireside sets; 12 cost iron post tops: small
cast iron stove, cost iron pots & pans; apple peeler,
cost Iron horses heads; cast iron floral tea pot
copper washing coaching; copper boiler; copper teo
pot etc.
VEHICLES & MISCELLANEOUS: 1964 Dodge 6
cyl as Is; 9N Ford tractor; 2 furrow plow wagon
drag harrows: 5 h.p. rototiller; hand & garden tools:
electric stove, etc.
COLLECTIBLES: 5' x 9' Persian rug; large oss f
wicker pieces; antique Doctors tools; Victrolo•
lanterns• Gingerbread clock; mantle clock; buggy
buggy wheels; steel wheeled, flower cart; treadle
sewing machine; 2 show cases, etc.
INSIGHT INFORMATION
The Metcalf Estate consists of Dr. W.F. Metcalf s fur
nishing from Detroit with family heirlooms from
Scotland. Our most outstanding Duction of the sea-
with approx. 800 items.
Estate of Jessie Metcalf, Bayfield
and
Peter Ducharme, R.R. Bayfield
Lunch Available Terms - Cash No Reserve
RATHWELL & ASSOCIATES
519-527-1458
e/Gaduee,GI r Q16.1('(7f7/i.
AUCTIONEERS, LIOUIDATORS. APPR$, SERE.
77 MAIN ST. • SEArORTH. ONTARIO NOK IWC
(3191 577-1488
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