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Times -Advocate, December 2, 1981
16 For Sole
GEESE, LIVE or oven ready.
Phone 2286923. 48c
POWER STEEL hand saws,
wood lathe. grinder, drill presses.
Hamilton's Machine Shop. 235-
1655 48t
17 Wanted To Buy
C -\T TL1-: - we pay good price for
recently injured unthrifty cattle
Easy loading trailer with winch
Call . of lee t 238-2796 John
An.eni'. Grand Bend- 47t
G:\RDI:N TRACTOR. two
wheel, motor must be in good
shape. :omplete with full line of
equipment- Ross Cardiff 887-
6250- 47.48c
POTATOES
' red or white
CABBAGE
CARROTS by the
bushel - call
ahead to order
APPLES
APPLE CIDER
available
on weekends
C17/l1 7.012 (2RiClgt'
r.JJCZL1
RR 2 Zurich
565-2122
Christmas
Garage Sale
254 Andrew St.
Exeter
Sat. Dec. 5
10 a.m, - 4 p.m.
Sun. Dec. 6
1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Toys, games,- boys
clothing, boots, skates,
bikes, household articles,
and mony more bargains.
18 Wanted
WARGAME OPPONENTS -
Have miniature armies for most
time periods. Major interests are
Roman Republic and Colonial.
Nerd mature "enemies". Call
Rob at 235-2139. 39t
19 Property For Sale
ESTA IT LOTS - Near Grand
Bend 23 - 11/4-4 acre lots. 200'
frontage, piped -in water. new 4
hedroom hi -level house, garage.
on 1': acre. 1-672-6863. Ibt
GOOD CASH CROP farm. 145
acres. Hensall district. Phone
262-5250. 46:47:48'
OPEN
FOR OFFERS
PARKHILL
144 Broadway, large corner lot, 8
room frame and aluminum sided
one floor residence. 13
mortgage until November 1984
to qualified purchaser. Larg:
kitchen withAmerican style cup-
boards, built-in dishwasher.
refrigerator, stove; dryer, freezer.
I : baths. above ground pool.
Heating 80 81 season 5440.00.
taxes S578.00 Call for an ap-
pointment to view.
David M. Jackson
434-8441
Res 433-7004
JOHN THIEL
REAL ESTATE LIMITED
REALTOR
48c
20 Property For Rent
TOWNHOUSE FOR RENT.
livingroom, diningroom, kitchen,
3 bedrooms, 1': baths, full base-
ment. paved driveway, 5330 per
month plus utilities. 235-
t458. 48:49c
MUST SUBLET large two
bedroom apartment with dining
room, refrigerator and stove.
235-0889 after 5 p.m.
48:49:50:51c
THREE BEDROOM HOME in
Crediton, refrigerator and stove
supplied. Available December 1,
234-6707 or 234-6786. 48c
CLANDEBOYE - 1 and 2
hedroom apartments, heated,
stove, refrigerator. pipeline
water. 5210 and 5240 per month.
plus hydro. Phone 227-4012 or 1-
451-2214. 48c
WANTED PERSON TO share
apartment, fully furnished in
Grand Bend on Main Street.
Phone 238-8754. 48c
FIVE BEDROOM farm house. 3
miles west of Zurich. Available
December 1. 262-5708. 48:49:50'
FARM HOUSE on highway 81,
near Corbett. 5175 a month.
Phone 294-6119. 48c
Ontario Government Tender
NOTICE OF FIREWOOD MEETING
Parties interested in supplying firewood to Pinery
and/or Ipperwash Provincial Parks are invited to at-
tend o meeting at Pinery Provincial Park Staff
Quarters on December 9, 1981 of 1:30 p.m. 5 miles
south of Grand Bend on Hwy 21. For further par-
ticulars call 15191 243-2220
Ontario
Ministry of
Natural
Resources
Bulk stipulated sum tenders will be received
by the undersigned until 12 o'clock noon
le -,cal time Tuesday December 15, 1981 for
Huronview Home Heat renovations 1981
Clinton, Ont.
Plans & specifications are available from
Snider, Reichard & March, 37 Allen St.
West Waterloo, Ont. upon refundable
deposit of 50.00. The lowest or any tender
shall not necessarily be accepted.
Mr. Wayne Lester
Administrator
20 Property For Relit
IN /URICH, house for rent,
slain street west, 50 dollars a
month. Urban Miller, RR 2
Seaforth, or phone 519-482-
7147 48:49:50:51'
LARGE ONE AND TWO
bcdroom apartments, available
now 5165 and 5195. Appliances
and heat included. North of
Ailsa Craig 293-3038. 48t-
1 \RG II TWO BEDROOM
apartment on Main Street.
Heating included, 5225.00.
Phone 235-2090 after 6 or 235-
1570 office hours. 48t
IOL R BEDROOM farm house
with tamil} room, dining room
and Loge kitchen. 4 miles from
Exeter. Phone 235.0141. 481'
[HRH BEDROOM house in
Exeter Phone 237-3405. 48c
\P-\RI-\iENT, 2 bedrooms,
Main Street. Exeter, heat.
5115 00 Phone 235-0537 after 5
p.m 48:49•
TWO BEDROOM apartment in
new building. Available January
1 Phone Jack Taylor 229-6472
after 6 p.m. 46t
LARGE MODERN ranch close
to town. Responsible tenants
only need apply. One year lease.
235-2533. 44t
COSY T\1O BEDROOM home
close to dow rltow n, recently
renovated Available November
1. No pets. 235-1647. 42t
HOUSE WITH POOL, 4
bedrooms, close to park. Lots of
privac. Beautiful area. Phone
229-6822 42t
HEATED FURNISHED one
bedroom apartment above Cana-
dian Tire. 235-1497 or 235-
0451. 42t
THREE BEDROOM country
home, 3 miles north of St. Joseph
on Hwy. 21. For details phone
Zurich 236-4633. 40t
LARGE TWO bedroom apart-
mert, 5230.00 per month plus
utilities. Phone 235-1647. 391.
APARTMENTS - 2 bedrooms.
stove and fridge, electric heat.
Available Immediately. Phone
235-0141. 16t
ELIZABETH COURT
APARTMENTS
One Bedrooms 8238.50
AVAILABLE NOW
Dec. 1 or Jan. 1
Features appliances, carpet
throughout, laundry facilities, all
utilities included
Located at
176 Oxford St.
Hensall, Ontario
Ph: 262-3448
or 262-2615
24t
THREE or four bedroom farm
house. Completely renovated.
Close to Hensall. Available Oc-
tober 1. Phone 262-2928 or 262-
5768. 38t
GRAND BEND - Furnished
house, 5225.00 plus utilities, 15
Sauble Rd. Available immediate-
ly. Phone 238-2366 or 236-
4689. 38t
ONE BEDROOM heated. partly
furnished. Available January 1st.
Phone 235-2726 evenings. 47:48c
LARGE TWO BEDROOM
apartment. Available December
15. Phone 235.1647. 47t
APARTMENT - 2 bedrooms,
phone 236-4356. 47-52c
ONE OR TWO bedroom apart-
ment centrally located, heated,
refrigerator and stove. Available
December 1. 235-2087 after 6
p.m. 47t
HOUSES - 5 bedroom house, 2
hedroom house. both Zurich
area. Phone 236-4137. 47:48c
TWO BEDROOM apartment,
available immediately in
Crediton. Phone collect after 6
p.m. 433-8092. 47:48c
FARM HOUSE, with or without
use of barn. Available February
1, 1982. Call 236-4889. 47:48'
21 For Rent
PATI MANURE AGITATOR
for rent by the day. Phone 225-
2242 during day, 225-2230 after 6
p.m. 45:46:47:48c
PLYWOOD FORMS. wedges,
portable cement mixer, Power
Trow .Is: Wheelbarrows, etc.
Form ties stocked. Call NJ
Corriveau, Zurich. Telephone
236-4954. 15t
FORMAL RENTALS- one
of Canada's largest selections
Agent for Freeman's and Syd
Silver Formal Rentals. Bob
Swartman Men's Shoppe, Ex-
eter. 235-0991. 48t
THE "OLD Town Hall"
auditorium for rentals including
weddings. meetings, banquet
room, lectures, exhibitions, films.
etc. Kitchen facilities available
Contact property manager Hill
Dinney 235.0231. 231
CORPORATION
OF THE
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TOWNO F EXETER
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TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY OF GASOLINE & DIESEL FUEL
Sealed tenders, clearly marked as to contents will be received by the under-
signed until 5:00 p.m. Monday, December 14, 1981 for the supply of gas-
oline and or diesel fuel for the following Town Departments for the calender
year 1982.
Department Unleaded Regular Diesel Fuel (bulk)
Police 5,000litres 10,000litres
Works 1,500 litres 30,000 Iitres 13,500 litres
Fire 3,000 litres
Cemetery 850 litres
Separate tenders may be submitted for each type of gasoline and for diesel
fuel or may be submitted for each Department. Lowest or any tender (or part
thereof) not necessarily accepted.
Elizabeth 13eII AMCT
Clerk -Treasurer
406 Main Street, Box 759
Exeter, Ontario NOM 150
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22 For Sole or Rent
TWO BEDROOM house with
aluminum insulated siding.
Garage, full basement, new gas
furnace, storms and screens.
Phone 235-0736 Leslie
Thomson. 481'
WOOD SPLITTERS, tow bars.
Hamilton's Machine Shop, 235-
(655. 481'
23 Wanted To Rent
WELL DRAINED LAND, top
dollar for top land. Apply to Box
44P, Exeter Times
Advocate. 48:49c
26 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Elsie Case
All persons having claims against
the Estate of Elsie Case late of
the village of Hensall in the
e
County of Huron, deceased, who
died on the_ 13th day of
November, 1981, are hereby
notified to send in full particulars
of their claims to the undersigned
on or before the 17th day of
December, 1981, after which date
the assets will be distributed hav-
ing regard only to claims then
received. Dated at Seaforth this
23rd day of November, 1981.
McConnell, Stewart
& Devereaux,
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the executors
48:49:50c
Notice to Creditors
In the Estate of
Albert Stanley
Armstrong
Retired Farmer, Deceased.
All creditors and others having
claims against the Estate of
Albert Stanley Armstrong, late
of the Village of Ailsa Craig, in
the County of Middlesex,
Retired Farmer, deceased, who
died at the City of London, in the
County of Middlesex, on or
about the 28th day of July, 1981.
are hereby notified to send full
particulars of their claims to the
undersigned Solicitors for the
Executor on or before the 23rd
day of December. 1981, after
which last mentioned date the
assets of the said Estate will be
distributed having regard only to
claims which have then been
received. Dated at St. Marys,
Ontario. this 12th day of
November, A.D. 1981.
WAGHORN, STEPHENS
& De YOUNG,
P.O. Box 610,
St. Marys, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Executors.
46:47:48c
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Walter Mervin
Carter
Deceased
All persons having claims
against the estate of Walter Mer-
vin Carter, late of the Township
of McGillivray, County of
Middlesex, who died on or about
the 6th day of July 1980 are re-
quired to file particulars of same
with Deane and Laughton.
Solicitors of Exeter, Ontario, by
the 12th day of December 1981
after which date the estate will be
distributed having regard only to
those claims of which notice has
been received.
DEANE & LAUTHTON
Solicitors for the Executor,
Exeter. Ontario.
47:48:49c
-The readers write
Cover range of topics
Exeter, Ontario
November 30, 1981
Dear Mr. Editor
No one ever makes his
presence felt more than that
Jolly Old Elf himself and
that he did on Saturday when
he made his annual visit to
Town.
All of this was made possi-
ble only by the help and sup-
port that everyone of you
gave to me Without the
financial aid of the BIA, and
all of the people who took
valuable time to build and
enter floats in the parade it
would never have happened.
To the Bands: Seaforth
Dashwood band and our
local Jug Band - you were
great! To Chief Day and his
Staff - you did it with all your
usual expertise. To Tuckey
Beverages, Hostess and
Frito Lay - your help with
our Skating Party was great-
ly appreciated.
And last but not least to all
of the people behind the
scenes that we never see -
the fellows wholineeveryone
up. the judges. and to the
old fellow himself. and to all
of you that I have missed:
including the crowd that
turned out to watch our ef-
forts - thanks. thanks very
much.
Yours Curly,
Don Haines. Exeter Lions
Club
Dear Editor.
For over a year now
Adrian Vos has been writing
his one sided articles about
the pork industry in Ontario
and Canada. He has also
been commenting regularly
on the opinions and in-
telligence of those who hold
different views.
I recall he is the one who
said "Squealing is the
privilege of the weak.".
There is hardly any farm
publication that doesn't have
some of his "squealing" in
it.
In the November 17 issue
of Farm & Country. Adrian
states in his "Wait For
Market Facts" that Del
O'Brien. Lorne Henderson
and myself should wait until
we have all the facts before
we form opinions on what is
good for the future of the
pork industry.
I suggest he practice what
26 Legal Notices
NOTIAISCAibITORS
In the Estate of
Doris Marjorie
Johnson
Late of the Township of Bosan-
quet, in the County of Lambton,
who died on or about the 7th day
of January, 1981. Creditors and
others having claims against the
above estate are required to file
full particulars of such claims
with the undersigned on or
before the 17th day of December,
1981, after which date the assets
of the estate will be distributed
having regard only to the claims
then filed.
• Little & Evans
Exeter, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Executrix
48:49:50c
FOR RENT
Excellent opportunity for progressive hair
stylist. Modern hair salon, 2 fully equipped
stations. Low overhead, all utilities paid.
Main Street Exeter
Call for appointment
, 235-0451 after five
235-1497
vommaramessexadimisinowerriosiasarmatidloilliollea
Two Bedroom Apt. For Rent
Refrigerator and stove
Fully broadloomed, balcony
Laundry facilities
T.V. Cable and heating supplied
Available January 1, 1982
Second floor
$275.00 month
ONE YEAR LEASE
5 D Realty
235-2208
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Extra Large Luxury Apartments
Carling Street - Exeter
Within Walking Distance of
Shopping Area
2 bedroom apartments
Immediate Occupancy
Laragh Corporation Ltd.
PHONE 235-0141
he preaches. The HCPPA
chairman had agreed to hold
an information meeting to
discuss the pros and cons of
supply management and
have a vote of producers to
see if they wanted to pursue
supply management or not.
The general meeting was
scheduled for the end of Ju-
ly. Then at an executive
meeting Adrian Vos per-
suaded them to reverse the
decision to hold a vote. What
was Adrian afraid of? Did he
want to wait for the Bowman
marketing research report?
If so. then why did the
HCPPA executive send a
letter to the Bruce County
Assoc. stating that only 10
percent of Huron's pork
producers were interested in
supply management? On
'what facts was this figure
based? There are none.
Next. recommendations
were sent to Dr. Gordon
Bowman's market research
committee that clearly
stated that HCPPA were
against any type of supply
management in the pork in-
dustry. On what facts were
these recommendations
based?
Both these things were
done before pork producers
have had a look at the Bow-
man report. Do Huron pork
producers want a small
number of men making
these decisions for them
without first having a vote?
It seems strange that
others are supposed to
"Wait For Market- Facts"
while Adrian wages his per-
sonal brain washing cam-
paign on Ontario pork
producers. I know Adrian Is
aspiring to be a full time
writer. Maybe he could
write about other things.
Perhaps he should stick to a
comic strip Featuring Arnold
the Pig or Miss Piggy.
Andre J. Durand
RR 2 Zurich
Dear Sir.
A few weeks ago I phoned
and asked if you would put a
article in your paper concer-
ning a organization named
"Corn for the Horn".
This. in case you did not
look into it at all. is a
programme by which
farmers. or whoever, can
donate corn straight off the
field to a mill.
These mills. in turn are
able to send these
donations to starving people
in Africa t the Canadian
government has also promis-
ed to match these donations
three to one).
I'm sorry you didn't feel
this item was "worthy" of
your paper.
Sincerely
Mrs. Sharon Durand
Plan special events
Students of the Sunshine
Kids Co-op nursery school
are in for a busy schedule
from now until Christmas.
Saturday, December 5 will
be Fathers Day with only
children and the dads allow-
ed between 9:30 and 11:30
a.m.
Everyone is invited to an
Open House at the school's
facilities at the United
Church from December 8 to
11.'
A drama group from
Sarnia will be presenting a
play "Nobody's Project" in
the gym of Exeter Public
School on Saturday,
December 19 beginning at 2
p. m.
This is a play for young
children about a five year-
old boy who's friend starts
kindergarten. He tries
various methods of sneaking
in to visit her. There will be
a limit of 200 persons ad-
mitted for a small admission
charge. No advance sales.
To complete December's
activities. Santa will be
visiting the school at 10:30
a.m. on the morning of
December 22 and 23.
Winners of the draw prizes
from the November 7 were a
weekend at Wheels Motor
Inn at Chatham to Marion
Porter and a wooden toy box
won by Jene Seller. Both are
from Exeter.
Auction Sale of
Antique furniture, appliances, motor
cycle utility -"trailer, canoe, riding lawn
mower, cash registers etc., to be held at
Richard Lobbs barn, Clinton.
Sat. Dec. 5 at 10 a.m.
Fridge and stove, 3 years old, 2 round tcibleswith
centre pedestal, press back rocker, Nordheimer up-
right piano, 9 piece dining room suite with Durircin
Phyfe drop leaf table, 6 chairs, buffet and china
cabinet. Rogers Mcijr•.tir Colour T.V., Victorian love
seat with side chair and rocker, press back rocking
chair, solid oak desk with drawers very nice. Dressers
with mirros, library table, pitta kitchen side board,
trr•rtclle sewing machine, small tables, Enterprise
cook stove, Annex heater, chesterfield and chair,
continental single bed plus other beds, copper
boiler, portable typewriter, 2 good electric cash
registers, adding machines, 1978 Honda motor cycle
run 1100 miles, M.T.D. 10 h.p riding lawn mower
with electric start, good fibre glass canoe with oars,
and life jackets. Used aluminum windows plus our
usual large offering of small items.
Terms. • Cash
Free coffee & Christmas Cake
RICHARD LOBB
AUCTIONEER
CLINTON, ONTARIO Pitons 482-7898
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-V1EWINO F 10Da f Sale
1 mile
NIOTION
PINERY AUCTION BARN
ON HWY 21,
North of the Pinery Provindal Park,
4 miles South of Grand Bend.
SATURDAY, DEC 5, 1981 at 11 a.m.
OUR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS GIFT
AND TOY AUCTION
Toys by Mattel, Reliable, Tonka,Ruff, etc. Big trucks,
games, books, space ships, dolls, train and car sets,
planes, puzzles, paint sets, model kits, soccer and
play balls, robots, electronic cars, Star Trek items,
baby toys, stocking stuffers, stuffed toys, radios,
musical dolls, harmonicas, puppets, toy banks,
squeeze toys, childrens jewelry, ball and glove sets,
footsies, record player, records, friction cars, china
dolls, leaded mirrors, pen watch, pendant watches,
pocket watches, wrist watches, lighters, wallets,
otions, compacts, lamps, rockers, small tables, what-
nots, Bentwood hall trees, brossware, carving and
kitchen knife sets, wash bowl sets and stands, clocks,
coin sets, pool cues, men and ladies jewelry, table
cloths, towels, bed linen , blankets, car robes,toques,
baby hats, socks, figurines, tea sets in ch ina and
stoneware, end of day vases, West Bend corn pop-
pers, sets of pots and pans, tinsel, garlands, china
dinner bells, clock radios. cassette am/fm radio, can
openers, punch bowl sets, card tables, foil
cookware, 25, 40 & 62 pc socket sets, nils & th"
drive, hammers, vises, axes, handles, screw driver
sets, items of silver - salt and pepper, bells, trays,
baby cups, cruet sets, coasters, butter and candy
and cookie dishes, etc. Royal Doultons - Governor s
cook, Lydia, Fleur, lady from Williamsburg.
From a.m. y o
TERMS: Cash' Cheque, Visa or Masts, Chorge
Pat Lyon Auctioneer
Phone 243-2713
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Auction Sale
of household effects in the village of
Cromarty on Saturday, December 5,
1981 at 1 o'clock for Mr. and Mrs. Sid
Whitbread, recently transferred.
Atlanta kitchen cook stove with bread warmer (new);
Speed Queen harvest gold electric stove (new); Ken-
more harvest gold refrigerator (new); chrome table
and 4 chairs; Voyageur oir tight stove with fan and
screen; antique Quebec wood stove; fire place
accessory set, beechwood end table; 9 piece cherry
dining room suite, 3 of 9x12 carpets, 4 piece den
sleep suite, 12" RCA B & W T.V., book shelves, cross-
bow, electric broom, 2 aquariums with supplies, 2
electric radios, glass shelving, 10 speed bicycle , ash
troy stand, 8 cu. ft. Kenmore freezer (new) set of TV
troys; antique wardrobe, 4 piece Colonial style
bedroom suite in very -good condition, 4 ft. electric
baseboard heater, small wardrobe with full length
B mirror, pine rocking chair, chrome and glass table
and plqnt stand, chrome collapsible love seat set,
= small file cabinet, clothes dryer, lawn mower, small
E tiller, miscellaneous tools, garden tools, weigh scale
and animal cage.
Auctioneer and proprietor not responsible for ac-
cidents on day of sale.
▪ Mr. and Mrs. Sid Whitbread - Prop.
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Auctioneer
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Auction Sale
of Household Furnishings, Antiques and
Misc. Items on Saturday, December 5,
1981, 1 p.m. Sharp. To be held at South
Huron Rec Centre, Exeter. For Mrs.
Susan Link, Exeter.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS - Chesterfield and
chair, day bed, coffee and end table, 8 & W T.V.,
floor and table lamps, mirror, 12' x111 carpet and
underpad, china cabinet, 2 beds, box springs and
mattresses, kitchen. table, and 4 chairs, odd chairs,
frost proof refrigerator, G.E. 24" Electric Range,
washing machine, de -humidifier, toaster, tea kettle,
iron, linens, quilts, blankets, odd dishes, silverware,
pots and pans, bench, garden tools, and several
other items.
ANTIOUES AND COLLECTABLES - Love seat,
buffet and side board, harvest table, fern table, 2
fern stands, foot stool, parlor table, magazine table,
end tables, book shelf, small dresser with large
mirror, chest of drawers with oval mirror, 2 pine
blanket boxes, trunk. pictures and frames, some
china such as, Bavarian, hand painted Nippon, hen
on nest, other pieces of china and glass, oil Iamp,.8
pc. setting of Roger Bros., silverware and chest,
several pieces of silver, copper boiler, crocks, many
other items.
Sale will also include household items consigned by
two other local ladies who are giving up housekeep-
ing. (not listed above)
Terms: Cash
Norm Whiting
Auctioneer
For further information cal) Exeter 235-1964.
ask
OUTSTANDING AUCTION SALE
Two Old Estate Lots
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SaturdZURIay, DecemARENAberAUDIT5th., 10:RIUM30 a.m.
Selling selective household items for the estate-
of
stateof the late Seth Amanns of Zurich, and the late
Elizabeth Wood, Barker ST., London, one of our
best offerings for 1981. Consistingof antiques,
primitives, nostalgia and collectale.
FIRST LOT - Butler's desk circa 1850 (rare), bonnet
chest, miniature green bullseye oil lamp, Bloke
General Store and J.J. Merner, Zurich advertisers in
frames, pine blanket box, Noto Bene candle holders,
washstands, dressers, six matching pressback chairs
with high backs (painted), drop leaf table, large and
small crocks, pottery bowls, hooked and braided
mats, old books, wicker baskets, kitchen primitives,
bedding, quilts, part of washstand set, old bank
slant top service desk, glass and china includes old
pressed gloss, Nippon salt and peppers, Carnival
dish, depression, green thousand eye sugar, water
pitcher, cake stand, glass vases with enamel floral
designs, set of china, silverware, tableware, old egg
crates, tools, small deep freeze, fridge, stove,
wringer washer, space heater, sideboard, odd
chairs, tables, old wall telephone with exposed ter-
minals circa 1910, wooden ice box, table top vic-
trola, cabbage cutters, old store tins, etc.
SECOND LOT - Exceptional bowfront china cabinet
with large mirror, drawers, and leaded glass door,
china cabinet and drop front secretary, outstan-
ding Heintzman upright grand piano, (mint), piano
bench, oval frames with curved glass, brass candle
sticks, round oak table with set of matching chairs,
very old ornate carved sideboard, old picture
frames, Hoosier cupboard, unique round wicker -
table, nice small tables and stands, Doulton "Monty"
and "Beefeater" large mugs, Queen Anne sofa,
settee with matching chairs, Black Horse and Labatt
ale trays, ash trays, ten foot storage cupboard with
cove moulding and four doors, Coronation mug
1937, tin toys e.g. "Turnip Time" (Little Abner Band),
depression glass, several small wooden boxes,
numerous chairs including set of claw feet diners,
numerous cups and saucers, fridge, range, several
old medicine cabinets, kitchen utensils, old bathtub
with wood rim, plus the usual household effects too
numerous to mention.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN • This sale can only be
described as outstanding in terms of variety,
originality and quality, cash or cheque with I.D.,
lunch counter, viewing from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. on
Friday, and from 9:00 a.m. to sole time on Saturday.
Plan to attend now, delivery available if required.
Don Van Patter
Auctioneer
Zurich (519) 236-4547
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