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Times-Advocate, 1983-03-09, Page 18Page 18 Times -Advocate. March 9, 1983 **********s-7l<1{ylt< ****l�y** * Clearing Fawn Auction * For the Estate of the late Steve * Eberhardt, on the east edge of * 'Crediton, 4 mi. S.E. of Exeter. Friday, March 18 - 1:00 p.m. • Cockshutt 550 gos tractor comp etefy overhoulr ed, new tires; looder and bucket for 550; 8 ton • J.D. wagons with hopper boxes,; PTO hay • elevator; PTO grain auger on wheels; J.D. 15 * run f and g drill on rubber; J.F. hay rake like • new; Case manure spreader; Cockshutt 312 3 ▪ vi. plow; Int. fur. plow that fits on Inferno- /1al A tractor; harrows;, Case' swather; -at Cockshutt semi -mount mower; 12' Kongskilde * cult. with harrows; root pulper; buzz saw; flat * wagon; pbsts and wire; cow chains; rabbit cages and other misc. tools and articles. ig • * TERMS: Cash Sale Day Booth AUCTIONEERS * Hugh" Filson Tom Robson 4t 666.0833 666-1967 ******************** 1 Auction Sale Tools, modern appliances, furniture _ etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Barn Clinton Ontario for estate of Ross Rutledge plus additions. Sat., March 12 at 10 a.m. Westinghouse harvest gold fridge, Admiral harvest gold 30" electric stove, Inglis automatic clothes washer, McClary automatic clothes dryer, Viking upright freezer, Zenith remote control portable colour TV, 2 years old, gate leg drop leaf table, recliner chair, chesterfield and chair, wooden table and four matching choirs, 2 continental single beds, three washstands, two violins, banjo ukulele, three old press back chairs, dehumidifier, fainting couch, ` small quanity of carpenter hand tools, plus many items riot mentioned. Terms cash RICHARD LOBB AUCTIONEER Clinton. Ontario 482-7898 * ************** ***** Furniture Auctions, Antiques Etc. for Mr. Fred Kennedy, Ilderton. * * Saturday March 19th, 1983 at 11 ,a.m. in the morning. * Sale to be held in the Ilderton * Masonic Hall. For information * phone 666-0255 or 666-1460. FURNITURE — two kitchen chrome sets, table and four chairs; wooden kitchen set; Admiral four burner electric stove; small cabinet; two antique drop front desks; old oak dining room 3Lite, round -extension table, six chairs and buf- fet; wooden wardrobe with mirror; china cabinet; chesterfield and two chairs; Nor- dheimer piano; piano stool; metal shelves; cof- fee table and end gables; metol clothes rack; old antique Birdseye maple three piece bedroom suite, bed, dresser and wash stand; spool wash stand; two ferneries, one wicker, one wooden; old high boy; antique tables; trunks; antique bedside stand; old folding book_ shelves; antique picture frames and mirrors; flower stand; old bird collection case; wooden ' wardrobe; antique sideboard; antique wooden bedroom suite, three piece; antique wicker suite, settee and two chairs; lantern; two an- tique barber chairs; iron bed; brass single bed; antique love seat, Dove of Peace emblem on the back and chairs; beds and dressers; cedar chest; old prayer stool; restaurant chairs in sets of four; antique small tables; antique round foot stool; wringer washer; small antique iron stove; two old flat to wall cupboards; pressed back; old copper pail; and many other articles too numerous to mention. Terms Cash Legion Booth AUCTIONEERS TOM ROBSON HUGH FILSON 666-1962 666-0833 Clip for reference last ad um um No 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 *, NI OTI 0 N at Pinery Auction Barn on Hwy. 21. 4 miles S. Grand Bend. Sun., Mar. 13, 1983 at 12 Noon Selling for the Estate of Mrs. Myrtle Herr- ington, Strathroy. We will be offering for, sale some of the finest antique furnishings from o private home. 12 NOON: A beautiful selection of'old glass, crystal and china by Noritake, Nippon, Austria, Coulport, Royal Doulton, Depression, Vaseline glass, Occupied Japan, Cranberry. Old hens and ducks on a nest, jewellery, Royal commeratives, tokens, ink wells, decorative plates, etc. 1 P.M.: Fine antique furnishings including solid oak secretory with bow front chino cobinet, upright piano by Gourley (good condition), corner china cobinet, oak server with mirror, library table, oak bow front china cabinet, Chiffonier, oak dressers with serpen- tinsl, front and matching harp back washstand, wood bed, mahogany chino cabinet, washstands, walnut chino cabinet, hall tree, oak hall seat, Hoosier cup- board, corner what not stand, Victorian pot stand, Morris rocker, Parson table, parlour tables, wicker baskets, fern stand, trays and tables, oak umbrella stand, P.R. and wood chairs, crocks to 30 gals., cool 1 oil lamps, old telephones, side, coffee and mag. tables, rockers, pitcher and bowl wash set, lamps, Inumerous old pictures, books, old jointed Bisques dolls, Kewpie dolls, button collection, silverware, linen, mirrors, etc. • OTHERS: cradle. fridge, stove, chesterfields and Ichairs, small pool table, garden tools, wheel bar• row, alum. adder, chrome sets, lawn chairs, I sealers, vac, B.W. and two colour TV's, lawnmowers, alum. truck topper, 1981 Kawasaki 80 motor bike, '1978 Datsun pickup King Cab with deluxe topper, auto. cert. 1980 Chev Bel Air wagon, auto, p.b., p.s. 1 etc. VIEWING:. From 11 a.m. day of sale. / TERMS: Cash, Viso or Master Charge. AUCTIONEER: Pat Lyon Phone: 243.2713 1 -lief• In OaE1l•meamEa1•we1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 cines=Mitgedma EldJiottailri FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION We are pleased to offer for Carmel View Farms. 11/2 miles west of Exeter on N83 highway, an excellent line of farm machinery and equipment on: March 29 at 10:30 a.m. Featuring tractors. swather. trucks. trailers. plows. cultivators. discs. planters. sprayers. cornbuggy etc. ,Additlonal Consignments Welcome For further information contact RATH WELL & ASSOCIATES Dick Robinson - Sales Manager 519-527-1458 Telex No. 069.55223 t•�Lrr/%���e�� J.scctezies AUCTIONEERS. LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO (519) 527-1458 Consignment Auction Sale Tractors truck farm machinery cons- inged by local farmers to be held at Lobb's . Machinery yard on the Bayfield Road in Clinton, Ont. Friday, March 18 at 10 a.m. TRACTORS Case 2470 diesel four wheel drive, Case 830, Oliver 550, Case 1070 with cab, MF 165 diesel with multi power and loader. TRUCK 1970 Dodge 700 with 900 x 20 tires and 25 ton twin post hoist (No box). MACHINERY IHC 510 eighteen run seed drill like new with gross seeder and fertilizer, IHC 56 four row plate corn planter has only done 150 acres, Century saddle tanks, 18.4 x 38 duals, Five gravity bins on wagons, 18 ft. pony harrow, Athens 181/2 ft. disc with fold up wings, 20 inch blades (like new), 3 KW110/120 generator powered by V4 Wisconsin engine, belt drive roller mill, two flat racks on wagons, 14 ft. wheel disc, hyd. lift dump box,Smoker 28 ft. elevator; IHC 281/4 ft.. vibra shank cultivator with harrows, MF 222 back hoe with two b-uckets converted to three point hitch, MTD riding lawnmower, Gehl PTO hammermill, Allis Chalmers 145 manure spreader with two beaters, AC 191 ft. cultivator with buster bars, Kongskilde 21 ft. three point hitch cultivator with hyd wings, and finger harrows, John Deere 12 ft. trail cultivator, Kongskilde 11 ft. cultivator, Turnco 12 ft. packer, Westfield 15 ft. harrow king like new, IHC 45 vibra shank cultivator with harrows, MF 15 run multi flow seed drill with fertilizer and grass seeder, New Holland 325 manure spreader, Allis Chalmers 140 three beater PTO manure spreader, 18.4 x 38 duals, 18.4 x 30 duals, Koehn cab, Sto dri cab, several manure buckets and small items, MF 43 three furrow 16" trip bottom plow like new, IHC 15 run seed drill on rubber, saddle tanks for truck. This is a partial list only sub- ject to additions and deletions. See next weeks paper for later additions to sale. Terms Cash Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898 Sale manager Fred Lobb 482-3409 �al.inell , Sl�io wzltt HENSALL ANTIQUE & FURNITURE AUCTION We are pleased to offer by public auction all household furnishings of Helen Thompson on Saturday, March 19, 1983 at the Hensall Arena at 10:30 a.m. onsisting of 3 pc. chesterfield suite. uphol- stered recliner and ladies chair. oak writing desk with oval mirror. cherry dresser and washstand. how front washstand. parlour tables. oak buffet with mirror top. drop leaf table. double pedestal oak office desk. washstand. dressers. chests of drawers. ' pc. chrome kitchen suite. 3/. and double keds. wicker and wood rockers, hump top trunks. rectulator clock. coffee and end tables. Funk and Wagnalls encyclopedia phonograph. chairs. lamps. bedding. pictures and frames. glassware. pots and pans, silverware. GODERICH ORGAN CO. — PUMP ORGAN 1PPLIANCES: Westinghouse Space King refrig- erator; Tappet) Guerney stove: 2 Serval refrigera- tors. Beach gas stove. Frigidaire dryer. Inglis asher. Simplicity washer dryer. Magnos electric `oro organ. Orcana organ. Flectrohomc 1001 air conditioner. Admiral solar color television, Philips Stet -colonies stereo cabinet. Holiday sound system. Remington typewriter. Hoover upright vacuum. humidifier. dehumidifiers. Timex round showcase. (isolating fan. vaporiser. MISCELLANEOUS ITEM: Walking cultivator and plow. primitive hand t ds, barn jack. milking cans. wheel harrows. carpentry tools. 28' aluminum ladder. 21" lawn boy mower, picks. shovels. hoes. rakes. exercise chair. children's toes. For further information contact Dick Robinson — Sales Manager RATHWELL & ASSOCIATES 77 Main Street Seaforth, Ontario 519.527.1458 Telex No, 069.55223 rtdizgJ tV.I.Jor/rz4.J AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK Iwo (519) 527-1458 GRANTON EXPLORERS SING — The Granton Explorers participated in Sunday's annual Gospel Sing ata Granton United Church. From the left are Chris Jones, Christina Currah, leader Audrey Harloff, Vicky Davis, Kendall Anderson, leader Doreen McRobert, Melissa Harding, Sandy Rooney, Jennie Anderson and Josie Ander- son. Granton UCW sponsor dessert, fashion show By MRS. E. SUMMERS Granton U.C.W. Unit 1 met at the home of Mrs. Elmer Summers on Thursday with Mrs. Gordon McRobert presiding and leading. A number of business items were taken care of and an- nouncements of coming events read. Unit 3 will spon- sor a dessert lunch and Fashion Show April 21 and there will be a tea honoring Mrs. Delmar (Jean) Westman with a life member- ship pin for her service of many years a program con- vener of the General U.C.W. This reception will be held in the Solarium at St. Marys Memorial Hospital on March 10 at 2 p.m. All U.C.W. members, friends,- and relatives are invited to attend. Mrs. G. McRobert was in charge of the program and took her topic from the cur- rent Study Book "Living bet- ween memory and hope" and entitled her message "The Theology of Prosperity." This dealt with the disparity bet- ween rich and poor. Prosperity is having more than enough. Prosperity belongs to the principalities and powers which are so often mentioned in this book. Poverty is that most of us have too much month left at AUCTION CALENDAR MARCH 4 bri ,.. 2Cr `p !ef farm. east of Kings- SO MARCH 4 87 acre: 00 o farm south of Kingsbr, „ MARCH 19 Antique and ,ftrniture auction for Helen Thompson at Hensall Arena MARCH 29 Farm equipment auction for Carmel View Farms. Exeter. Consignments welcome. MARCH 31 Clearing farm equipment auction for 13 & B Farms, Kerwood. (Farm said) ad/we/ Vdlioctaki AUCTIONEERS. LIQUIOATORS.'APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. l SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO (519) 527-1458 Clearing Auction Sale Three trucks, John Deere tractor, self propelled combine. farm machinery, bean equipment and li- quid manure equipment, etc. to be held for Don Cole at lot 22 conces- sion 13 Hibbert Township seven miles east of Hensall Ont. or go 11/4 miles south of Cromarty and 11/2 miles west. Wed., March 16 at 1:30 p.m. NOTE: no small items please be on time. TRUCKS 1971 Ford 9000 Louisville tandem trac- tor, 318 GM deisel 60,000 miles on engine, 13 speed transmission, selling as is., 40 ft. tandem axle grain trailer, 36 ft. tandem axle grain trailer, 1971 IHC 1600 truck, 4 speedtrans. 2 speed axle hoist, 12 ft. Wallinga livestock and grain body with tarp, good tires, selling as is. 1967 Ford 8b0 truck 5 speed 2 speed axle, hoist livestock and grain rack, selling as is. COMBINE Gleaner K self propelled bean special with cab, 10 ft. cutter bar head, 7'/, ft pickup, 330 FK, three row narrow corn head, fits F & K models, corn head will be sold separate, - SWATHER International 175 self propelled 10 ft. swather with lifters. TRACTOR John Deere 4230 diesel, cab, air, heater, radio, front mount auxilary fuel tank, dual remote outlets, 2130 hour, 18.4 x 38 T bar duals selling separate . MACHINERY John Deere 2500 four furrow semi mount 18 inch plow with spring trip reset bot- tom, spring coulters and gauge wheel. Win - power 62.5 amp PTO hydro generator on trailer, John Deere 1010 181/2 ft. wing cultivator with harrows and walking axle. MF 13 ft. three point hitch chisel plow, Woods 5 ft. rotary chop- per, IHC 14 ft. wheel disc, Turnco 12 ft. land packer, George White 200 gal. three point hitch incorporating sprayer with hardware for 181/2 ft. cultivator, Continental 300 gal trail sprayer, Snyder 500 gal. Polyolefin manure tank on skid, JM 12 ft. hydraulic fertilizer auger with hoses, Geo. Smith stone fork fits front end loader, Kongskilde four row rowcrop cultivator with rolling sheilds. Lockwood Innes 570 bean win- drower with cross conveyor, Mayer type four row bean puller, Martin 225 bushel gravity bin on John Deere 965 wdgon, J.M. model 250-7 gravity bin on John Deere 965 wagon, small gravity bin on John Deere 963 wagon, Allied 36 ft. x 6 inch portable grain -auger with PTO drive, Nuhn 1500 gal. liquid manure spreader tandem axle 1200 x 20 tires. Nuhn agitating li- quid manure pump PTO drive, 20 ft. loading pipe, Cockshutt PTO 'grinder blower older model, 5 section diamond harrows, 45 gal drum of oil, transfer water pump with Briggs engine, 6 pails of liquid Patoran, 2.10 ft. x 4" bgroinooth augers. Note no small items - Lunch Terms Cash Owner Don Cole Phone 262-6802 Owner or auctioneer not responsible for ac- cidents day of sale. RICHARD LOBE AUCTIONEER Clinton, Ontario 482.7898 the end of the money. Miss Edna Wallis and Mrs. Glen Jameson assisted the hostess to serve lunch. Mrs. Harold Hardie was the - hostess for Unit 4 on March 2. Mrs. Gary Humphrey presid- ed and opened the meeting with Scripture followed by a poem -entitled Spring. Mrs. Harold Hardie con- ducted the program on the "Journey to the Cross'. As March is designated as nutri- tion and fitness month, Mrs. Cliff Hardie conducted a questionaire on this subject. Mrs. H. Hardie concluded with a poem "Others" and Mrs. Humphreys closed the meeting. A sing -song of Easter hymns was enjoyed led by Mrs. Chas. Gowan. Mrs. Ken Hardie and Mrs. Humphreys assisted the hostess to serve lunch. / World Day of Prayer The World Day of Prayer Service was held at the St. Thomas Anglican Church on Friday. The theme was "New Persons in Christ." The order of the service was set up by the "Christian Women of the Caribbean" who say that they live intimately with God's Creation of sun, sand and sea and are a.people seeking a new Caribbean identity. The service at St. Thomas was under the direction of Mrs. Jack Noon and Mrs. Lois Herbert. There were representatives from the Wesley and Granton United Church taking part in the program. The guest speaker was Mrs. Diane O'Shea who told of her trip to Jamaica, saying that poverty was very evident and that the Pepple:in thgsg Islands are not the happy care -free people that we are 'pd to believe. There are three characteristics that we need today to face the future and its problems; 1 )trust in God, 2)charity and 3)a firm belief in the acting power of prayer. Church news At the Granton United Church the Rev. Bruce Pierce was in charge of the worship continuing with his lenten series on "The Words from the Cross" entitling • his message "The Face of Faithfulness - John". In place of the anthem, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pierce of Sarnia led in the singing and also sang together and when the children went downstairs to Sunday School the visitors went down with them and became their teachers for that day. At St. Thomas Anglican Church the Rev. Peter Der- rick was the celebrant of the Holy Eucharist assisted by John llerbert. The First Lesson was read by Susan Noon, and the Epistle of the Day was read by Betty Ann Herbert. It being the third Sunday in Lent the Rev. Derrick preach- ed his sermon from Luke 13;. this was on the parable of the fig tree and sin, repentence and patience. We don't have eternity to make up our minds, as we take time to be committed and use faith in the time of Lent, let us take a good look at ourselves and reflect on the message of God, said the Rector. Anglican Church Women The A.C.W. of St. Thomas Church held their March meeting at the home of Mrs. Jack Noon, Co-ordinator on March 2. Mrs. Noon welcom- ed the ladies, also the new rector, the Rev. Peter Der- rick. who responded that he was °leased to be there. Mrs. Crouch gave an in- teresting account of the past history of the Village of Gran- ton. A contest on St. Patrick's Day was enioved. Mrs. Don Roloson and Mrs. Lois Herbert attended the Perth Deanery Great Chapter Meeting held at Trinity Anglican Church, Sebr- inlzville on February 28. Explorer news The Granton Explorers met at the United Church on February 28. Roll call was answered by "Who is your best friend." Leader Julie McRobert read the story of Florence Nightingale "The Lady with the Lamp". A few games were played and the meeting closed with taps. Sy MIM. TOM KOOY The regular Monday even- ing euchre party was well at- tended with 14 tables playing convened by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown, Charlotte " Barker and Jean Millar. • Prize winners were ladies high Desta Rock; lone hands Mary Kooy; low Kathleen Neil; men's high Harry Noels; lone hands Pat Willert; low Jack Dickens. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mac- Donald visited Saturday evening with Tom and Mary Kooy. ****** ************** * Auction Sale _ * Of Bankruptcies and other con- -Ir * signments of tools, office equip- Ott * ment, yarn craft supplies, - * household, antiques, quantity of * * paint and number of light fixtures, • * * truck and station wagon. - * * Denfield Livestock Sales Barn, * * Denfield, Ontario * * Saturday, March 12 - 12:30, p.m. * * Filson and Robson * * AUCTIONEERS * g3TIO-baG100 23g CHIROPRACTORS Gerold A. Wli D.C. Doctor Of Chiropractic 438 MAIN ST. EXETER By Appointment Phone 235-1680 REPAIRS (Sewing Machine\ Repairs to all makes Free Estimates D Warrant GOY (arca -1 since 1952 Sew and Save Centre Ltd. 149 DownleSt..Stratford Closed Monday Phone 271-9660 SURVEYORS ONTARIO LAND SURVEYORS ARCHIBALD. GRAY & McKAY LTD. 592A Main St. S. Exeter, 235-0995 or call London toll free 1-a00-265-7988 INSURANCE CZ Realty Insurance Inc. dyEzRni€ ? 448 CLINTON 482-9747 GODERICH 524 21 18 Appraisals lith• In$ur�anc• _Trust Certificates AUCTIONEERS ugh Tom FiLSON and ROBSON AUCTIONEERS 20 years' of experience of complete sale service Provincially licensed Conduct sales of any kind any place We puerentee you more To insure success of your sale or appraisal Phone Collect 6644833 666.1967 AUCTIONEERS ✓ Ontario Auction Service Get Action•Sell By Auction Complete Sales Service Auctioneers and Appraisers R.A. "Sue" Edglnton RR 2, Luton, Ontario (519)227-4029 J.G. "Bud" McIver RR 2, Lucan. 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