HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-03-06, Page 37* Clearing Farm Sale
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* FARM SOLD
* Implements - Furniture
* ' Friday, March 21 at 1:30 p.m.
*For Rod MacDonald lot 26 concession 8 Biddulph *
Township, located on No. 23 highway 3 miles north of
..0( No. 7 - 4 miles east of Lucan. Phone 225-2449
* IMPLEMENTS ETC. — International 624 Diesel tractor 3 *
years, 900 hours, excellent shape; New Idea Unisystem with
111.
1 10 HP - V6 G.M. power unit 400 hours with 2 row corn head
*and shelter; home mode wooden hopper with auger and "r-
.4(
•71,
electric motor on a truck chassis; Schultz PTO stalk shredder, *
approximately 1000 ft. of 4" aluminum pipe and sprinkler
head; home made long pipe trailer; 3 section harrows; *
Kongskilde 9'cultivator; scraper blade; International No. 36-3 *
pt. 14" 3 furrow plough, Kool silo blower; International 32 y
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plate wheeled disc; 1961 G.M. 2'/z ton truck selling as is; 32 74,
*ft. aluminum extension ladder; 2.-18" barn fans; platform -.0(
scales; home made hog weighing crate and other articles.
*FURNITURE — Beatty commercial wringer washer; Beatty *
electric dryer; old roll top desk; chest of drawers; 2 mantle Ilk
* radios; Dinette set; large refrigerator, (amps, dishes, etc.
Terms: Cash
Not responsible for accidents sale day
*
Hugh Filson AUCTIONEERS Tom Robson 40
666-0833
Phone 666-1967 *
NORM WHITING
8LIGt1OR��JIP
Clearing Auction Sale
Construction Equipment, Hand Tools,
Building Materials, and Misc. Items
Sat., March 22, 1:00 p.m. sharp
in the Whiting Auction Rooms
63 Main St., EXETER, Ont.
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT & HAND TOOLDS — 10"
Black & Decker Commercial heavy duty radial arm saw; 2 -
8" Black & Decker skil saws; 10" Craftsman table saw;
stand, extension & 1 hp motor; 1 Swede saw; Remington PL 4
chain sow; power trowel & floats 30" Maraltown (like new);
transit & tripod; `4 " reversible electric drill (skil); '/a " electric
screw drill; 4,sectionssafeway scaffolding (lightweight); 4
sections safeway scoffolding (homemade); scaffold plank; 5'
aluminum step ladder; 5' wood heavy duty step ladder;
wheelbarrow; round & square mouth shovels; hand trowels;
assort. of small hand tools; 2 axes; assort of extension cords;
Torcan electric heater; and many other items.
BUILDING MATERIALS — approx. 50 bundles 6" x 75a" in-
sulation (friction fit); approx. 50-50 Ib. kegs nails; 3'2,2 V2,
2" common; 3 1 , 2''i , 2, 1 ' 2 , 1 'ia , 1" finish; 50 pr. 3'/2 "Butt
hinges; 60 - 3''2" x 3/8" carriage bolts; assort. wood screws;
all sizes; assort. hinges, locks, coloured nails; 7 DJ. telo-posts;
5' steel Pella double door (new); 5' gloss shower door (new);
1200 L/F decorative hardwood moulding; assort. ceramic tile;
approx. 300 L/F comb. shoe & base (pine); assort. wood
spindles; 2 rolls aluminum foil vapor paper; mahogany door
jamb sets; door casing; door stop; 6 towel dispensers; 9 cans
silicone tile cleaner & protector; f34Cdfrs"t,f18Q "of:Altttico
floor & wall cleaner; assort. of panelling; and many, many
other items.
Name withheld at owner's request
Contractor gone out of business
• TERMS CASH
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
Phone 235-1964 Exeter
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AUCTION SALE
Of Livestock, Farm Machinery
Feed and Household Items
for MR. LESLIE ADAMS
RR 2, Dashwood - Lot 20, Concession 14 - Stephen
Township - 1' /2 miles south of Highway 83
Saturday, March 22, 1:00 p.m.
LIVESTOCK — forty five Hereford and cross -bred heifers
weighing approximately 650 lbs.
MACHINERY — IH W4tractor with heat houser; AC 'B' trac-
tor; one row New Holland forage harvester for grass and
hay; Case 77 combine with motor and pick-up; 15 run drill
with fertilizer attachment; 8' heavy duty cultivator; 6'
cultivator; 9' cultivator - 3 PTH; No. 45 baler; IH 3 furrow
plow; Hydrein 3 furrow 14" plow - 3 PTH; Taco 2 furrow
plow; two manure spreaders; 2 - row bean puller; pull -type 4
row bean puller; 8' land roller; 4 section diamond
tooth harrow ; 3 section harrow pole; 9' chain harrows; 7'
Avery disc; wagon with grovel box; heovy duty wagon with
new 6 ply tires; JD 4 -ton wagon with flat rack; 150 bus. grovi•
ty box; draw bar tongue - 3 PTH; blade - 3 PTH; 6' binder; 2
wheel trailer with 8' box; side rake; pull mower; Dearborn
loader with bucket; 13 run hoe drill; bale stooker.
FEEDS — 6 ton silage; 1000 bales hay; 400 bales straw; 2
ton mixed grains; quantity of cob corn.
MISCELLANEOUS - Cement mixer with motor; Pioneer chain
saw; air compressor; 1/3 and 1/2 HP motors; 20' grain auger
with motor; grinder; root pulper; platform scales; qty. of new
lumber; 80 new and used cedar fence posts; 10 x 12 colony
house; 13 bags 8-32-16 and 67 bags 15-12-15 fertilizer;
form gates 12' and 14'; barb and electric wire; block and
tackle; sling and hay ropes; 80 new burlap sacks; logging
chains; assorted troughs and feeders; hay rack sills; cir-
culating fan; coal stoker complete with controls; vise -bolt dies
• table saw; Stewart cattle clipper; battery chargers; jack -all;
etc.
HOUSEHOLD — Wingham wood stove; electric stove;
wooden kitchen table and chairs; enamel top table; cup-
boards; beds; dresser; commode; arm chair; studio couch,
end tables, coffee tables, small desk; high chair; dishes. etc.
Ndt responsible for accidents at sale
D. & J. RIDDELL AUCTION SERVICE
'Doug'
227-3576
AUCTIONEERS
'Jack'
237-3431
WHO DUNNIT? — Agatha Christie would have liked this one. The grade eight students of Precious Blood
Separate School put on the play "The Case of the Frustrated Corpse' Friday. The victim, portrayed by Doug
Brooks, wasn't content to just die. But he did add humor to the play. Detective Chris Mittleholtz finds the
footprints are good clues in the murder case, with the aid of maid Cathy Giffin and girlfriend of the deceas-
ed Cathy Van Roestel. T -A photo
Lucan lady speaks
Prayer Day at Centralia
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
CENTRALIA
Mrs. John Beaton, Mrs. Jack
Essery and Mrs. Ross McFalls
were the key. women for the
service observing the World Day
of Prayer in the United Church on
Thursday evening with Zion West
Ladies as guests.
The service having as its theme
"Become Perfectly One" was
prepared by the Christian
Women of Egypt. They called
fellow Christians to become one
with them in a great fellowship of
prayer. in the unity of the Spirit,
bound together in the bond of
love.
Mrs. Beaton introduced the
guest speaker. Mrs. Ewart
Madden of Lucan, who gave a
very interesting talk in keeping
with the theme of the service. She
told her listeners that sye need to
grow. through study of the Bible
and taking time for prayer, to
become perfectly -one.
Mrs. Madden was thanked by
Mrs. Ross McFalls.
Plan tea
Barbara Wilson and Mary Lou
Tindall conducted the worship
service for the CGIT meeting on
Tuesday evening. The girls
completed the study and wrote
Administrator
outlines needs
A few of the needs of South
Huron Hospital were outlined by
hospital administrator Elmer
Taylor as he spoke to the Ladies
Auxiliary, Tuesday.
Also during the meeting,
president Mrs. Tom MacMillan
announced the spring conference
of Hospital Auxiliaries District 2
is to be held at Mt. Forest on
April 28.
Mrs. Joyce Monteith outlined
plans for the spring rummage
sale to be held April 3, 4 and 5.
Mrs. Tom MacMillan and Mrs.
Walter Davis plan to attend a
seminar in Toronto, April 15 and
16. It is concerned with the
developing role of :he auxiliary
volunteers. The seminar is
sponsored by the Ontario
Hospital Association.
the exam on the baby sitting
course.
Plans were discussed for the
Spring Tea on March 29 from 2 to
5 p.m. There will be a bazaar
table, bake table and fish pound.
Euchre party
There were 11 tables in play at
the euchre party in the com-
munitycentreonMonday with Mr.
& Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel and Mr.
& Mrs. Ray Shoebottom in
charge.
The prize for ladies high score
went to Mrs. Earl Lewis; lone
hands, Mrs. Clayton Kooy; low.
Mrs. Evan Hodgins; men's high.
Murray Carter; lone hands.
Norman Lewis; low, Ed Lam-
port.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Lewis, Mr. &
Mrs. Norman Lewis will convene
the next party.
Senior birthday
The senior citizens nlet in the
community centre on Monday for
an afternoon of cards and
crokinole followed by lunch.
Happy Birthday was sung for
Mrs. Fred Cunnington who
brought her birthday cake as a
special treat.
Persona Is
Mr. & Mrs. Verne Johnson and
family of London were Sunday
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Ray
Shoebottom.
Mr. & Mrs. Grant Brown of
Sarnia, Mr. & Mrs.Reld Brown
and girls of Lambeth were
visitors at the home of Mr. & Mrs.
John Thompson on Sunday.
Ivan and Emerson Hodgins and
St. Marys crew
clobber Exeter
In Shamrock playoff action,
Wednesday, St. Marys outscored
Exeter 7-3 in a midget division
contest.
The first goal of the game was
scored by Ken Pinder of Exeter
on a pass from Paul Shapton at
5.10 of the first period and then St.
Marys took over with three
straight goals and were never
headed.
Pinder scored again for the
locals in the second period on
passes from Shapton and Pete
Kincaid and Doug Osgood scored
unassisted in the third period
FARM SOLD
* Clearing Auction Sale
4( of Hereford Cattle, Machinery, Etc.
* for Estate of the late Gord Alce, lot 23, Con. 13 Biddulph
Wednesday March 19 at 1 p.m.
15 Hereford cows, due sale time and later, bred to Purebred
* bull; 12 Hereford yearling calves.
Township just north of the Village of Granton.
*
MACHINERY — Allis Chalmers 170 diesel tractor with cob 2
years old; B 14 Int. diesel tractor with 1501 Int. loader; Oliver
dif 3 furrow plow; Ford 532 pto baler (new); hay stooker; New
Holland pto manure spreader on rubber; Triple K cultivator;
* JD 13 run drill on rubber; Continental sprayer; rubber tired Sr
wagon and rack; Little Giant 40 ft. elevator with gas motor,
* MM double disc; chain harrows; trailer; blade; cattle oiler; flr
fencewire and posts; air compressor; hog feeders; baler 1
twine; telephone poles; plywood; etc. 1970 Moto Ski snow-
)� mobile; 1967 Ford 2 -door hardtop as is
* HOUSEHOLD — chord organ; chest of drawers, sofa bed;
*
cupboard; Frigidaire 4 burner electric stove; sealers; dining lt
room suite; beds; washer; Quebec heater; etc.
TERMS Cash Booth
* Hugh Filson AUCTIONEERS Tom Robson
* 666-0833 666-1967
* ***************
their sister Mrs. Pauline
Forristal of Salem. Oregon USA
who were visiting with relatives
in Canada took time out on
Tuesday to drop in and say
"hello" to some of their former
Fairfield school chums. The snow
covered fields around here were
quite a contrast to what they left
behind in Oregon. Both men had
cut their lawns before leaving
home and daffodils and crocuses
were in bloom.
ylr. & Mrs. Fred Cunnington.
Janet Cunnington, Mrs. Paul
Klemke. Joan and Jean, dined
together at the Burkley
Restaurant in Exeter on
Saturday evening. It was a bir-
thday celebration for Mrs.
Cunninghton. On Sunday Mr. &
Mrs. Cunninghton were guests at
the home of their son Mr. & Mrs.
Howard Cunnington and family,
'"Thames Road.
Play euchre
at Dashwood
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
Ten tables were in play at the
last euchre for the season by
Dashwood Women's Institute.
Winners were: ladies high, Mrs.
Letta Taylor, low, Mrs. Reinhold
Miller; mens' high. Wes Watson;
low, Wendy Beaver; lone hands,
Mark Stire.
4-H girls gather
The Busy Basters club 2 of the
4-11 girls held their third meeting
with 14 in attendance.
Miss Peng illey, home
economist for South Huron, was a
guest and spoke to the girls on 4-H
work and the Garden Club which
is the summer project.
Discussion was on wardrobe
harmony and suit the occasion as
well as preparing the fabric.
Hydro convention
Mr. & Mrs. George Tiernan,
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Schroeder.
and Mr. & Mrs. Doug Riddell,
trustees and wives of Dashwood
attended the Hydro Convention at
the Royal York hotel. Toronto,
March 3 and 4. The ladies at-
tended a luncheon at the
Parliament buildings where
Premier \Villiam Davis was the
guest speaker.
4-H girls
Les Jolies Chemises held their
third meeting at Dashwood
community centre. Color com-
binations were discussed. Sue
Anne Becker assisted by Cathy
Becker demonstrated mix and
match outfits with different
accessories. The girls divided in
groups of two and helped each
other straighten their materials.
The Busy Basters held their
fourth meeting and Kathy Keller
discussed using the pattern.
Ideas for achievement day were
discussed and Elizabeth Datars
was chosen as commentator. The
girls then worked on their
blouses.
Personals
Mrs. Adella "Gammie" Fisher
will be celebrating her 102nd
birthday Sunday at the home of
her granddaughter. Mrs. Leeland
Resternayer.
Lori Anne Boogeman daughter
of Mr. & Mrs. Bob Boogeman had
the misfortune to fall at Stephen
Central School and break her leg.
Two baskets of flowers were
placed in Zion Lutheran Church,
Sunday, by Mr. & Mrs. Wesley
Rader in memory, of Mrs.
Itader's mother, Mrs. Agnes
Boyle.
Alan (;rose, high school
teacher from F'ullarton, was the
guest speaker at Calvary United
Church Sunday. His wife is the
daughter of Lloyd Edighoffer,
Mitchell.
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FURNITURE AUCTION
From Two London Homes plus Additions
at
DENFIELD LIVESTOCK SALES BARN
Denfield, Ont.
5 miles north of Ilderton on the 16th of London
Twp. just off the Denfield Sideroad
* Thurs., Evening, March 20, 7 p.m.
* 4 piece bedroom suite (like new); single bed (like new);
*refrigerator; dinette suite; telephone desk & chair; leather
day bed; easy chairs; chest of drawers; odd chairs; chrome
* chairs & table; all kinds of dishes; pots and pans and
*appliances; vacuum cleaner; lamps; metal book shelves &
desk; set of golf clubs; bedding; Quebec heater; card tables;
* buffet, radios; silverware; blankets; stools.
* MISCELLANEOUS — 9000 watt standby generator,
guoronteed and brand new; blade for garden tractor; sleighs;
* etc.
* CAR — 1967 Dodge Monaco 318 automatic, 3 speed, power
*steering and brakes, selling as is.
TERMS Cash Booth
Hugh Filson AUCTIONEERS Tom Robson
666-0833 phone 666-1967
Times -Advocate, March 13, 1975 Page 15
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FARM SOLD
* Clearing Auction Sale
* h Crediton Saturday, March 15th at 1 p.m.
Ford 4000 diesel tractor (like new) 1'h year old; Freeman
loader for Ford tractor; M.H. No. 22 tractor & cultivator; Int.*
No. 36 3 furrow 3 pt. hitch plow; 11 ft. Kongskilde cultivator;
* New Holland mix mill, 3'/2 years old; M.F. No. pto baler;*
M.H. 6 bar side rake; little Giant 42 ft. elevator; No. 10 13
)16.. run Int. double disc drill; flat rack & wagon; Turner box &
wagon; roller; steel culvert; 2 wheeled trailer; manure •
* spreader; Int. double disc double packer; Belmont sprayer;*
500 gal. tank; Meyers water pump; harrows; Nelson hot
* woter bowl; Int. side rake; Oliver 7 ft. mower 3 pt. hitch*
*blade; bean puller; ladder; farrowing crate; pig troughs,
feeders & lights; dehorner; general farm tools; etc. ,
of Farm Machinery, Etc.
for Mr. Marcel Hullebusch
Lot 10, Con. 16, Stephen Twp. just east of Shipka
on the re iton Road
Also selling at the time & place for
Mr. Lorne Dietrich
David Brown 950 standard tractor; M.H. row crop No. 22
* tractor with cultivator and puller; M.H. No. 22 tractor with*
loader; 3 pt. hitch cultivator; 28 plate disc; 15 run Cockshutt
_,drill; New Holland No. 66 baler; M.H. 6 h. mower.; Int. side
*rakes; 2 furrow plow; trailer; wagons with racks; 38 ft.
elevator; fanningmill; anvil; iron kettle. *I
* HOUSEHOLD 8 table, buffet & chair; washing machine; bed;*
coffee table; dresser; Westinghouse 4 burner stove; school
* desk; sleighs; rabbit cages.
TERMS Cash
4, Hugh Filson
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auctioneer
AUCTION SALE
of Antiques, Household Furnishings
& Misc. Items
Sat., March 15 at 1:00 p.m. sharp
in the WHITING AUCTION ROOMS
63 Main St., Exeter, Ont.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES — Pine cupboard; bonnet
chest; open wash stand; 3 other washstands; chest of
drawers; 2 dressers with oval mirrors; high beds; low dresser
with 2 bonnet cupboards and 6' mirror in frome; parlor table;
rocking choirs; wicker rocker; set of 4 pressed bock chairs;
table with 7 leaves; sewing moching; benches; fern stond; hall
tree; footstool; dressing screen; hump.& flat top trunks; 2
floor lamps; paper rock; 7 piece toilet set; 6 odd pieces of
toilet set; 2 patterned oil lamps; parts of hanging gas lamp; 4
pieces Mercury glass, one very large; carnival glass; depres-
sion glass; Nippon; Bennington bowl; bowl & nappie set;
pressed glass; brass jardiniere; several sets of salts & peppers;
coffee grinder; 2 glass cookie jars; cobalt blue vase;
ironstone; Bavaria cream & sugar, buttons; oval & many
other picture frames; iron kettle; crocks; iron pots; and many
other interesting items not mentioned.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS — Upholstered rocker; studio
couch; chesterfield choir; odd tables & .choirs; hostess chair;
rug; end table; floor lamps; 4 burner electric stove; vacuum
cleaner; radio; quilts, blankets; pillows; mots; books; electric
heater; electric fan; many odd dishes & knick knacks; pots &
pans; some tools; many other items not listed.
This sale is mainly the belongings of an estate, name withheld
at executors request.
TERMS CASH
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
Phone 235-1964
PERCY WRIGHT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Kippen, Ont.
Auction Sale Service that is
most efficient and courteous.
CALL
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107 MAIN ST., LUCAN
Telephone 227-4851
C. HARRY RODER, D.C.
NORMAN 1. RODER, D.C.
DOCTORS OF CHIROPRACTIC
84 Pannel Lane,
STRATHROY
Telephone 245-1272
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Mmwax wood finishes. etc.
Weekend Antique Plea Market.
Open 10 am to5p.m.
Before You Buy (or Sell)
Give 1's a Try
Bill & Lovorre Clark, Owners
672-3566
Percy Wright. Auctioneer
262-5515
FARM
SALES
Auctioneer
TOM SHOEBOTTOM
ILDERTON 666-0289.
Free Appraisal
Coll now for complete Auction Serv.ce
HOUSEHOLD
SALES
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