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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-04-29, Page 31Stocker Sale 1200 Head at Hensoll Livestock Sales Ltd. on Sat. May 9, 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 (Hensall) Auctioneers Larry Gardiner & Richard Lobb 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, 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 Household Effects for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Keunecke, in Walden subdivision, just off Hwy 21, 9 mile south of Grand Bend, just south of Cut Bridge; Saturday May 9th at 1:00 p.m. having sold their home the nearly new household effects are being offered for sale; Matching studio couch, love seat, end tables and coffee tables, wicker set of 2 coffee tables, 4 chairs; matching chesterfield and 2 chairs, coffee tables ottomans, hanging electric fire place, wine cabinet, dressers, chaise lounges, Redwood lawn furniture, 18" B.W T.V; Redwood gardensetteeand chair, 3 folding tables; folding clothes line, folding chairs, Duro shallow well pressure system, steamer trunk, garden sprayer, lawn and garden tools, 16 ft salad bar suitable for restaurant, rustic chairs, quantity of National Geographics, Cedar planking for dock, 2 sheets of plexiglass, electric heater, dishes, cooking utensils, 200 ft. garden hose, Moto mower 18" rotary mower new, New Sunbeam 18" electric snowblower, three 20 ft. flag poles, and other items too numerous to mention. The owners are moving to on apartment. Not responsible for accidents day of sole Terms Cosh plus 7% sale tax if applicable Bill Elliot, Auctioneer 294-6759 Parkhill Mr. and Mrs. Bill Keunecke, Owners 243-2713 Thedford of Household Items aturday May 2nd., 11:00 a.m. Sharp 33 Goshen Street North, Zurich Ont. Selling for Milford Doerr who is moving to Strat- ford Ontario, plus inclusions from other area residents, the following items. Old stretcher table with carved frame and legs, rare oak siddboard with serpentine bow front, walnut dining room table with three leaves and six chairs, matching china cabinet, old pine harvest table, odd chairs, old solid brass fern stand, four matching On- tario spindle chairs, solid oak drop front secretary and book shelf combination, oak arm rocker with pattern back, wicker arm chair, treadle sewing machine, Colonial style chesterfield and chair, like new 9x12 nylon carpet, drapes and bedspreads, old violin, chest of drawers, portable paint sprayer, one horse electric motor, combination grinder and wood plane on bench, commercial fan, work tables, benches, 90 cup coffee perk, storage cabinet, shower cabinet, wheelbarrow, interior doors, assorted lumber, nearly new Western stock saddle, buckskin jacket, folding bed, work bench, Argus movie projector, screen and lights, gas chain saw, 12 ft. utility table, picnic table, lawn chairs, chaise lounge, stuffed toys, birdcage and stand, wall safe, exercise bike, book shelf, pair of front doors from old general store, several good chesterfields and chairs, glass and china items, box lots, two n early new single box springs and mattresses, snowblower attachment for Cub Cadet tractor, bar sink, war- drobe, quantity of marble tiles, store dress racks, up- right store showcase, Old Canadian pennies, small nickels, Newfoundland 504 pieces, Shriners lodge pins and many more items too numerous to mention. NOTE: This sale has something for everyone, cash or cheque with I.D., lunch booth, not responsible for accidents, plan to attend now. Don Van Patter Auctioneer Zurkh (519) 236-4547 MOUNT CARMEL'S BEST HATS — Hat day was enjoyed Friday at Our Lady of Mount Carmel separate school. The winners are shown above. Back, left, Connie Kaak, Johanna Morrissey and Julie Glavin. Front, Leah Hartman, Rachel Smith, Lisa Birmingham and Adam Smith. T -A photo Kirkton girl iscandidate Susan Schaefer, Kirkton, a senior at St. Marys District Collegiate High School, is one of 100 semifinalists ,for a Jostens Foundation Scholarship for Canadian students. Schaefer, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William Schaefer, was one of more than 500 high school students throughout Canada who applied for the award. The 20 scholarship winners will be announced this spring. Selection of the finalists and winners is based on outstan- ding achievements in school and community affairs, Police The Exeter police depart- ment constables worked 56 hours of overtime in March according to Police Chief Ted Day in his monthly report to council, Tuesday. In answer to question from Reeve Don MacGregor, the Chief indicated there were a large number of in- vestigations during the month. Fifteen of those overtime hours were for court duty. Statistics in the March report were as follows: 12 accidents with four injuries and damage of $4,725, 32 warnings and 19 charges un- der the Highway Traffic Act, 15 charges under the Liquor Control Act. six parking academic excellence and meaningful work ex- periences. The Citizens Scholarship Foundation of America, Con- cord, N.H., as ad- ministrators for The Jostens Foundation Scholarship Program. has selected the semi-finalists and will select the winners after receiving additional information. Semi-finalists who do not receive scholarships will receive Certificates of Recognition. Commenting on the scholarship program, Don C. Lein, president of The overtime tickets, two insecure proper- ties. one impaired driver, one stolen vehicle recovered, four charges un- der the Narcotics Control Act including one for traf- ficking. three disturbances with three juveniles being warned. five break and enter incidents with $130 in loot and all of it being recovered and two juveniles charged, five incidents of damage to property with total damage being $220 with one charge laid, 10 thefts of under $200 with total loot of $660 of which $50 has been recovered one theft over $200 with loot being $600 and all of it recovered and one charge laid. * FARM SOLD isClearing Auction Sale For Mr. Ted & * -1( Milford Prouty, Lot 10, Concession 3, * i( Hay Twp., 4 mi. N.W. of Exeter. * * Friday May 1 - 1:00 p.m. )4- -Or Case 995 tractor, diesel with cab. * * Ford 4000 diesel tractor with cab (like new), Int. A * * tractor, 2 row bean puller, cord wood sow, Oliver * * 66 tractor recently overhauled, 4 row scuffler & * bean puller, Int. 12 ft. self propelled swather with * water cooled motor, Case 960 self propelled com- * ♦( bine header, pickup and straw chopper, McKee * * harvester with 24' self unloading wagon box, Innes * 2 row windrower and cross conveyer, J.D. 4 row * corn and bean planter, Ontario 15 run seed and fer- * 4( tilizer drill, 3 hopper boxes and wagons, 3 pt. hitch * * sproyer, hay crimper, 3 pt hitch Kongskilde scuffler, * bean puller for 3000 Ford, Ford 12' /z' cult., 7' chisel * plow (like new), triple K 3 pt. hitch 3 fur. plow, * Hydrien 3 fur. 16" 3 pt. hitch plow, manure loader * * fits 300 Case, N.H. side rake, N.I. mower, 10' long * * wheel disc., land roller, leaver harrows, drags, doe- * ble disc., pasts, 3 ft. crow -foot packer, pressure * system, 3 pt. hitch sprayer, grain augers, grain * * thrower, Int. hammer mill, small electric hammer mill, * * stubble cleaner, ground drive manure spreader, root * pulper, water tanks, buckets and sap pan, horse * cutter, 80 bags fert., scrap iron, etc. Homemade * ' trailer, sleeps 4 ice box, table,3 sets of scales. etc. * * * ♦( Terms: Cosh Sole D(1) Food Booth * * AUCTIONEERS * Hugh Filson Tom Robson * 666-0833 666-1967 * *********** ***ifs** * ±1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIL • Clearing Auction Sale For the estate of Mr. George Hart Thursday, April 30 at 1:00 p.m. Land 'y4 miles north of Walton and 3 miles east Watch for signs REAL ESTATE: Lot 19 concession 15 of Grey Twp., and lot 21 concession 17; selling subject to a reasonable reserve bid. TRACTORS: MF 175 diesel c/w cab; MF 35 gas; MF 50 gas c/w loader; MF 44 gas; McCormick W-9; 5' John Deere M and McCormick W9 as is. g EQUIPMENT: MF 72 combine; MF 36 10' swather Li with bat reel; MF 33, 17 run drill; New Holland 273 i baler c/w thrower; 2 bale thrower racks c/w running gears; New Idea trail mower; New Idea manure spreader; MH one way disc; 6 section harrows; Yellow Devil post hole auger; 32' grain auger; 32' E bale elevator; 2 grain wagons c/w running gears; 2 side rakes; 81h' and 10' cultivators; MF 3 furrow narrow bottom 3ph plow; field sprayer; 2 wheel E trailer; wagon and flat rock; 2 four furrow and 2 three furrowplows:12' packer; 10' disc; windrower; E cutting box; 10" hammermill. LIVESTOCK: 4 Holstein cows (one in calf); 5 beef, pasture bred cows; 20 stocker -feeder cattle; 4 year old pure bred Charolais bull. Some small items and scrap. __ Auctioneer = 527-0514 Tom Popple 527-0940 RR 4 Seaforth ri i 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIrn Jostens Foundation, said, "The Josten Foundation is committed to developing quality education for today's young people and responding to the needs of our nation's youth." Funds for The Jostens Foundation are provided an- nually be a major support program of Jostens, Inc., a Minneapolis-based manufac- turer of custom-designed products which motivate in- dividuals and recognize achievements in business, education and athletics. obituaries WILLIAM DIXON Suddenly at University Hospital, London, on Thursday, April 23, 1981, William' Orville Dixon of RR2 Lucan, in his 79th year. Beloved husband of Madolin McFalls. Dear father of Donald of Hensall, Lenore (Mrs. Don Young) of Waterloo, and Iola (Mrs. Ron Shirran) of Parkhill. Predeceased by one son Gary (1972). Beloved grandfather of 11 grand- children and two great- grandchildren. Dear brother of Zelda George of Sarnia, Rheola Hopson and Marjorie White both of Ailsa Craig and Audrey (Mrs. Gord Kemp) of RR2 Lucan. Predeceased by two brothers Jack and Les. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Rested at the T. Stephenson and Son Funeral Home, Ailsa Craig, where the funeral service was held on Saturday April 25 at 3:30 p.m. with Rev. Robert Roberts officiating assisted by Rev. A.E. Menzies. Interment in Carlisle Cemetery. No injuries No injuries were reported in any of the four accidents investigated this week by the Exeter OPP. Two of the accidents oc- curred on Tuesday, the first involving vehicles driven by Ricky Davies, Leamington, and Beverly Genttner, Ex- eter. They collided at the en- trance to Norwood Village just south of Exeter and damage was listed at $1,200 by ('onstable Bob Whiteford. Vehicles operated by Gregory Ducharme, RR 3 Brussels. and Robert Young, Grand Bend. were involved in the other Tuesday colli- sion on Highway 4 south of Hensall. Constable Wayne Charlton investigated and listed total damage at 8900. The other two collisions were reported on Wednesday the first involving vehicles driven by Doreen Browning, Crediton. and Leo Dykstra, HP 2 Thorton. They collided on Highway 4 at the Crediton Road and damage was es- timated at $1,050 by Constable Frank Giffin. A vehicle owned by Donna Hunter. Zurich, was left parked on the east side of Goshen St. in Zurich and it rolled backward and collided with a building on the op- posite side of the road. Damage to the building, owned by Milton Oesch, was estimated at $3,000 and $150 to the czar. Now Open 11 It Centre mall Pullen to speak � to Federation The Huron County Federation of Agriculture's monthly meeting will be held Thursday May 7, at 8:30 p.m. at St. Boniface School, Zurich. Speaker for the evening is Don Pullen, Huron County Agricultural Representative Delegation little early They had the right month, but the wrong year! That was the situation regarding the planned atten- dance of Exeter delegates to a public works show in Toronto. The delegates had planned to be in attendance to view a commercial lawn mower required for the local parks system. However, while the show is planned for April, it is not until 1982, whereas it had been thought it was this year. for OMAF. In the fall of 1980 he toured for one week each in France, Holland and Scotland visiting many different farming com- munities, including grape harvesting areas in France. He will show slides of his trip and talk about farming in those areas. He was also one of two Canadian delegates to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development Conference (OECE) which is held every three years. In 1980 when he attended while in Europe it was held in Brussels. The theme for the year was "Agricultural advisory services for the '80's and the Years to Come in the light of Changing Economic Con• ditions." The OECE is a well known organization throughout Europe but isn't very widely heard of in Canada. As your financial obligations change, so should your life insurance protection. The Co-operators' Financial Security Planning program helps you plan today for better th00tomor owee tomorrows. For call . . v co-operator INSURANCE SERVICES Verna Gingerich 32 Nelson Street Exeter Phone 235-1109 LIFE • HOME • AUTO • BUSINESS • TRAVEL Twilite Auction Sale Tractor, Combine, Farm Machinery and Truck for Ron Mctinchey Lot 20, Con. 8, McGillivray Twp., 1 mile west and 1 I/ mile south of Greenway, 4 mile west and 2 mile north of Parkhill. Wednesday, May 6 at 5:00 p.m. TRACTORS & PLOWS: IHC no. 966 diesel tractor with cob radio, new 18.4 x 38 tires above average condition; IHC W4 gas tractor; no. 720 IHC 4 furrow 16' bottom plow, like new; set of 20.8 x 38 snap on duals. TILLAGE EQUIPMENT: no. 350 IHC 36 plate wheel disc; Ontario 13 disc groin drill on rubber; J.D. row ploteless corn planter with insecticideboxes and fer- tilizer boxes; no. 400 IHC 8 row cyclo planter with insecticide boxes, monitor and transport wheels; 17 ft cultivator; set of following harrows 26 ft Vibra shank; 4 section drag harrows; 20 It. Kongskilde cultivator with double rolling harrows; 9 ft. Kongskilde cultivator; 13 run MH drill; 7 ft. cultivator. HARVESTING EQUIPMENT: no. 715 IHC corn and soybean special self propelled diesel combine with 13 ft. cutting header; 4 narrow row corn head, and 8 ft. pick up. used only 240 hrs.; 16 ft. grain auger and motor rubber tired wagon and gravity box. MISCELLANEOUS: no. 352 New Holland grinder mixer; no. 513 New Holland pro double beater manure spreader; oat roller; quantity of steel posts; Oak lumber; 37 ft extension ladder; wheel barrow. TRUCK: 1974 Chev '1 ton pick up, 8 cyl. automatic PS.P8 sells as is HOG EQUIPMENT: 2 weaner decks; Castro gate new heat lambs and bulbs; tattoo equipment; elec• tric stock prod; water bowls, drinkers; self feeders: troughs: refrigerator; medication. STRAW: 400 holes of wheat and oat straw. The farm has been sold. Terms Cash plus 7c soles tax if applicable. Not responsible for accidents day of sale. Bill Elliot, Auctioneer Ron Mctinchey, Owner 294-6759, Parkhill 294-0270, Parkhill • Times -Advocate, April 29, 1981 Page 15A Stocker Sale at Denfield Livestock .Sales Wed., May 6 7:30 p.m. Featuring 100 Limousin Heifers 500-700 Ibs. 350 Charolais & HerefordHelfers 500-800 Ibs. 300 Hereford & Charolais Steers 600-800 Ibs. Plus local offerings Phone 666-1 140 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Building lot by Auction at the south end of Dashwood * * Thursday, evening May 14 * 7:30 p.m. * by instructions received by Stephen Twp. council we will offer the following subject to a moderate reserve * bid, a large lot 99' deep by 790' being part of lot 23 * NBC, Township of Stephen, fronting on County Road * 2. A building permit con be obtained. Pipeline water by the property. * For further information contact Stephen Township * clerk Mr. Wilmar Wein. 234-6331. * Terms - 10%down, balance in 30 days * * Hugh Filson 666-0833 * * * * * AUCTIONEERS * Tom Robson * * 666-1967 * ******************** Going Out of Business Auction Sale Trucks, Cars, Service Station Equipment, tires and office equipment. Sat. May 9/81, 11 a.m. sharp Huron Industrial Park, 1 mile west of Centralia. For Park Tire. WRECKERS, TRUCKS, JEEP & CARS — 1973 C30 Chev. Tow Truck H.O. winch, brake lock, push bumper, excellent body, good running condition. 1976 - F 750 Ford Tandem Wrecker, extra heavy du- ty, 5/8 cable, brake lock etc. 5 speed winch. 1947-CJ2A Jeep with cab, plow & P.T.O. 1972 - Ford 1/2 ton 302 3 speed std. 1967 - Chev ' 2 ton 6 cyl. 3 speed std. 1965 - Corvair as is. 1973 - Vega (V-6 Buick engine) 1 - 4x8'Box Trailer. 1 - Small Toiler (Ski-doo type). Steel Truck Racks. SERVICE STATION EQUIPMENT & TOOLS — Snap -on MT406 Volt Oldum meter, snap on MT431 Ignition Analyzer. snap on MT417 Sec. Tock -Dowell meter. Snap on boy lift. Hydraulic bumper jack, Air bumper jack, Transmission jack, 20 ton bottle type jock, axle stands. On -car electric spin balancer. Static balancer, Lincoln 2253 Electric Welder, Fox battery charger (long cables) Hi Premium washer, vorsol parts, wash tank on stand, tube dunker, tim- ing light, many other items. TIRES & EQUIPMENT - 150 used summer and snow tires 13-14-15.16 inch. Radial and bias ply, truck chains, misc. grease guns, grease, shock ab- sorbers, air gouges, impact guns, hoses, exhaust hoses spray guns, gaskets etc. OFFICE EQUIPMENT --- Desk, table, office chair, photo copier, duplicator, Olivetti calculator, Notional cash register, fire extinguisher, single drawer filing cabinet, card file box, visirecord inventory control, flexible office light, 50' tv tower, C.B. radios and misc. items. Norm Whiting Auctioneer Exeter Ontario 235.1964 NO WHITING an AUCTION SALE Of Real Estate, Antiques, Household Furnishings and Misc. items on Saturday May 2, 1981, 1 P.M. Sharp. 67 Huron St. East, Exeter, Ontario. For Mrs. Percy Noels. Home of E.C. Appleton. REAL ESTATE: 1'z storey frame house. Morn floor kitchen, large diningroom, livingroom, bedroom and both. Second floor, 1 bedroom and storage room, full basement, screened in veronda. One car detached garage and small workshop. Situated on lot 1275 port of lot 1314 south side of Huron St Plan #20 in the Town of Exeter size 66"x231' Real Estate to be sold of 2 p.m. Subject to a reasonable 'eserve bid, if not previously sold. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Oak buffet chwnc cob net combination, bottom of flot to wall c.p board, large oak table with 2 leaves. set cf 6 o•ess bock choirs, drop leaf toble, fern stands oa•I:-' tobles, small table with drawer. Boston •ocke' wooden spindle rocker, 2 press bock rockers fo '•' couch. bench. cherry chest of drawers, oak dresser 2 beds. 2 iron beds with brass knobs fccostoc Seamstress sewing machine, radio ara'rorho' e cobinet, small cool and wood cookstove 2 Osebec heaters, cool oil stove, copper boiler torte' tel kettles dishes, silverware, crocks vases edd o'eces of toilet sets. old 78 records, wall m000z -re 'ock motch holders, comb rock, crokinole b, o -d bock trunk, wicker baskets, floor lomes o•1d tob,es COINS: Pre 1966 Canadian 50c ort -1 25: o'eces foreign cons, and tokens, plus othe's HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: Dovenoort fl o 416.p wardrobe. rollaway bed, Fng Barre 'ef,igerotor Westinghouse 30' range General Eiecr•,c 24 range, General Electric washing nmochine 2 odd chairs, kitchen clock, dishes. clots and pons Underwood typewriter Phtlio 20 c; o' TV sex'e's several other items POWER AND HAND TOOLS: town Bc» ,oma.,. mower, Irke new. Rota tiller. smoll wood lathe bench sow, ladders. several f'extension alhor,d and uordtools 3 step AUCTIONEER Norm Whiting 235-1964 63 Main Street, Exeter, Ontario