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the Bible again and again,
said Rev. Morden. David
went to the wilderness to
escape from Saul, Jesus went
to the wilderness after he was
baptized to be alone with God:
Have you ever' had •a
wilderness experience? I feel
am going through a similar
xperience, as I near my
etirement when I realize I
m doing some things for the
ast time. Many of us are go-
ng through a wilderness 'of
ickness, divorce, or bereave-
ment. As we come to these ex-
periences let us remember
hat God will be with us every
tep of the way.
At St. Thomas Anglican
hurch the Rev. Greg Smith
ector of St. Thomas, con-
tacted the morning Prayer
ervice "and was the
elebrant of the Holy
ucharist assisted by John
erbert. The first lesson was
ead by Kenny Beatson and
he Epistle by Mrs. Lois
erbert.
The sermon was taken from
he John 15:19-17 Jesus'said, .
you keep My command-
ents you will abide in My
ve. This is My command-
ent, that you love. one
pother as I have loved you.
On Friday, May zu, at o
in. in the Granton Com -
unity Park there will be a
ampfire supported by St.
homas' on behalf of Huron
hurch Camp. It will be led
y the camp staff.
St. Thomas Anglican
hurch Women met in the
urch hall last Thursday
ening. Mrs. Mavis Harrn-
orth and Mrs. Jill Westman
ere. in charge of the
eeting. A nutritionist from
e University of Western On-
rio was the guest speaker.
business meeting followed
th Mrs. Marlene French as
-ordinator. Mrs. Lois
rbert gave a brief report on
e A.C.W..annual held
cently at St. Paul's
thedral, London.
Personals
Mrs. Lois Ifebert, delegate
✓ St. Thomas Anglican
urch Women, along with
esdames Percy Hodgins,
arence Lewis, and Kenneth
odgins amended the annual
C.W. conference held at St.
ul's Cathedral, London on
y 6.
A number of people from
anton attended the.perfor-
nce of "Guys and Dolls"
t on by the St. Marys
yers these last two weeks. ,
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Times-Advocote, May 19, 1982
19 Pi cpei ty Fol Sale
HOUSE - four bedroom semi-
detached 5 years old,
bathrooms, finished ret room.
Asking 549,900. Phone 235-2208
. days after 6 p.tn. 235-0757.17tfn
HOUSE in Dashwood, 3
bedrooms, completely remodell-
ed, 1 bath., knlerican style kit-
chen. main floor laundry room,
electric heat. vinyl siding 12x20
cedar deck. 2 )7-3516 after 5 p:m.
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LARGE
YARD SALE
Sun. May 23
Noon - 4:30 p.m.
Highlands Three
on Hwy. 21,
Grand Bend.
Watch for signs
Trailer air scoop,
clothing, furniture,
household items,
books, luggage, crewel
work pictures, odds 'n
ends.
In case of rain - sale to
be held following
Sunday.
TAKE NOTICE -THAT a Public
Meeting of The Liquor Licence
Board of Ontario will beheld
at THE KITCHENER FARM-
ERS MARKET, 47 FREDERICK
STREET. KITCHENER, ON-
TARIO on TUESDAY, JUNE 8th.
.1982. at the hour of 10:00
o'clock in the forenoon, at which
time the Board will hear appli-
cations for new licences in ac-
cordance with The Liquor Li-
cence Act. and Regulations
thereunder.
The following establishment has
applied for a licence of the class
indicated, and the application
will be entertained at the afore
mentioned location and time:
Good Times Eating
Emporium Restaurant
414 Main Street South •
Exeter, Ontario - -
Dining Lounge Licence
Applicants: Leonard Vert,
• Michael Veri
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that any person who is resident
in the municipality and who
wishes to make representation
relative to the application, shall
make their submission to the
Board in writing prior to. the
date of the hearing, or in per-
son at`the time and place of the
hearing. (Copies of written
submissions will be forwarded
to the applicant).
Liquor Licence Board of Ontario
55 Lakeshore Boulevard East
TORONTO. Ontario. M5E 1A4
MINISTRY OF CONSUMER
AND COMMERCIAL
RELATIONS
THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT
19 Property For Sale
VI'NIXYR Hill hold $16000.00
first mortgage ssithout interest un-
til paid in full. 5266.00 monthly
for 5 years. Solid brick building
includes store and apartment. Can
be operated, separately. Full price
S32,0110.00. 262-3205. Hensall.
20-22c
CONVERTED
SCHOOL HOUSE
Rug brick, on nearly one acre,
park like setting. Dining -living
room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, lower
level finished. Natural gas hot
eater heating. Small horse barn.
Utility shed, 2 dog ruru. II-fenc-
eti ssith'good garden. Property has
drilled well, is on black -top road
opposite Centralia Agricultural
College.
Asking '49,500.00
Third.down, balance on 3 yr. mor-
tgage at 15°%o. (Open to offers)
Phone collect for viewing
482-9380 Clirin
Or
228-6728
19:20c
LONDON COMMUTER. Attrac-
tive 3 bedroom ranch style, 6 miles
north of city, 2 car garage on 2
acres. Reduce your gasoline costs
by calling 666-1959. 20:21c
Hugh A Evans Realtor
55 Ontario St. N.
Grand Bend
An Affordable House
On quiet street, 3 yr. old, split en-
try, lovely kitchen, 3 bedrooms
11/2 baths, living and dining room,
family room with fireplace. Main
floor laundry, sliding doors to
deck. Maintenance free exterior.
About 5200 per month pays all
utilities. Location - Dashwood.
Dashwood
2 lots - 66x132 - piped water
available. Asking price
517, 500.00.
• Lakefront - Southcott
Raised ranch with heated double
garage - 3 bedrooms 3 baths, love-
ly kitchen with all appliances. 2
floor to ceiling fireplaces. A place
for everything and privacy for
everyone. Must be seen to be
• appreciated.
Call 238-2822,
May Morenz, for appointment
20:21c
NEAR GRAND BEND - 4
bedrooms, 2 baths, with garage.
11/2 acres. Asking 62,500.00: Call
672-6863. 151
20 Property For Rent
Retail or Office
,Space Available
Grand Bend
2 storey house located in 'com-
mercial area, ideal for a retail
outlet or office space. Will sell or
lease.
Contact
Peter Warner
238-2391
Grand Bend
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NOUSE FOR SALE -
Exeter: 11/2 storey on corner Iot.Pryde and Sher-
wood. 3 or 4 bedrooms, living room, dining
room, kitchen, TV room, 11/2 baths, attached
garage, full basement. Nicely landscaped.
Close to schools and recreation. Priced at
$56,900.
Apply in writing to Box 65P
Exeter Times Advocate, Exeter, Ontario
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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 -
Notice to
Property Owners
DESTROY WEEDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to all persons in possession of lands
in any Municipality in the County of
Huron.
In accordance with the Weed Con-
trol Act, R.S.O, 1980, Chapter 530,
Section 4, 14 and 21, that unless
noxious weeds growing on their
lands are destroyed by June 7,
1982 and throughout the feasor.,
the Municipality may enter upon
the said lands and have the weed
destroyed, charging the costs
against the land in taxes,os set out
in the Act.
The co-operation of all citizens is
solicited.
Joe Gibson
Weed Inspector
County of Huron
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20 Property For Rent
IN HENSALL - 2 - two bedroom
apartments, stove and
refrigerator. One bedroom apart-
ment, stove and refrigerator.
Phone 262-3146 after 5, p;m.
l0tfn
COUNTRY SETTING - Upper
floor, 2 bedroom broadloomed
throughout, garden plot,
bc(autiful treedlot, 5235.00 mon-
thly. Phone 235-2430 or 35-0392
evenings. i2tfn
• Elizabeth Court
Apartments
Two Bedrooms $285.00
One Bedrooms $259.00
Available May, June, July
Features appliances, carpet
throughout, laundry facilities, all
utilities included.
Located at
176 Oxford St.
Hensal), Ontario
Ph: 262-3448 or 262-2615
15t
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
2,500 sq. ft. in Exeter. Available
immediately. Phone 235-0141.151
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE
available May 1 in Ailsa Craig.
References required. Call
293-3368. • 151
OFFICE SPACE available, ex-
cellent location, reasonable.
Phone 235-1341. 1.7tfn
PRIME COMMERCIAL or of-
fice space, Main Street, Central
location. Call 235-0440. 18.21 c
LUCAN - completely modern 1
bedroom apartment, electric
heat, close to downtown. Call
227-1710 or 227-4766. 18-20c
HOUSE IN HENSALL, 2
bedroom, 237-3422. 19:20c
ONE . BEDROOM
TOWNHOUSE in Hensall
ground level with front and back
doors, well tended lawns across
from park. Free parking and gar-
bage pickup. Laundry facilities. -
Phone 262-2014 or 262-3446.
• 19tfn
PARTIALLY FURNISHED one
bedroom, new panelling and
carpet, laundry facilities, suitable
for single working adult. Above
Canadian Tire. 235-1497 or
235-0451. 20tfn
STORE FOR RENT with small
apartment at rear. $200 per
month plus utilities. Main St.
Ailsa Craig. Phone 1-293-3461.
20-23c
CHECK 168 Main St. North Ex-
eter. Large garden, newly
renovated, two bedroom house.
Check - 184 Main Apt. deluxe.
2 bedrooms. To maintain
privacy. Senior citizens, single
couples preferred. No pets. New
furnaces. Mealtime phone
235-0354. 20c
BARN FOR RENT. 3 miles
north of Zurich. Ideal for feeding
cattle. Contact John Geiger
236-4592. 20:2lc
FARM HOUSE - 3 bedrooms,
available June 1st in Kippen area.
.No pets. Phone 262-6609.20:21c
OFFICE SPACE
AVAILABLE
OFFICES
Now leasing in Zurich. New con-
veniently located, opposite the
post office. Ideal for legal, finan-
cial, accounting, real estate or in-
surance. Electrically heated,
broadloom and parking.
AVAILABLE NOW
In Zurich. New 2 bedroom apart-
ment centrally located, electric
heal, broadloomed, parking. .
' Box 33, Zurich
236-4124
20tfn
21 For Rent
PLYWOOD FORMS, wedges,
portable cement mixer, Power
Trowels', wheelbarrows, etc.
Form ties stocked. Call N.J. Cor-
rivcau, 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 Bill Dinney 235-0231.
23t
CONSTRUCTION EQUIP-
MENT FOR RENT. Cement
forms, wedges, concrete saws •
and hand cart, cement mixer and
power trowells, darbies and hand
trowels, propane con. )reater, hil-
ly gun, hand grinder, electric
power wrench, barn jacks, plate
tampers. Lloyd Mousseau, RR 2
Hensall. Phone 236-48l9. 2011n
DOCK SPACE for rent. 18 to 20
feet, reasonable. I-238.8692.
20:21c
RENT OR Lease Purchase 4x8
mobile signs to promote your
business. Buy or lease with terms
to suit your needs. Call Adver-
sign 542.6320 Sarnia. 20-23c
MOVING WEST Calgary one
way truck rental 7000 GMC van
power tail gate, reasonable rales.
Phone 238-8553. 20-24c
22 For Sale or Rent
CAMP OUT TRAILERS, Hwy.
8 west Stratford 393.5938. Your
headquarters for hardtop tent
trailers, travel trailers - from
. lightweights right up to park
models, truck campers and caps.
i)caler for Prowler, Golden
Falcon, Lionel. Sales, Rentals,
Parts, Service. 18-27c
23 Wanted To Rent
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT
by July or August. Preferably
ground floor with laundry
facilities. Call after 5 p.m.
235-1804. 2O:21c
25 Notices
I 1 ORRIE CULNAN will not be
responsible for any debts other
than those incurred by myself.
20-22c
,j
15
r� .
26 legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Louise Albino •
Denomme
Deceased
All persons having claims against
the estate of LOUISE ALBINA
DENOMME, late of the
Township of Hay, who died on
March 3rd, 1982, are hereby
notified to send particulars of
same to the undersigned on or
before the 28th day of May, 1982,
after which date the Estate will be
distributed.
DATED at Goderich, Ontario th)
21st day of April, 1982. '
JOSEPH DENOMME and
LLOYD DENOMME executors
DONELLY & MURPHY
18 The Square
Goderich, Ontario
N7A 3Y7 .
18-20c
27 Tenders Wanted
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
Tenders for
Building Removal
Sealed tenders addressed to the
undersigned will be received un-
til 5:00 p.m. May 25, 1982 for the
removal of a frame building
located on lot 347, Plan 10
(N.W. corner of Oxford and
Brock St.). Building to be retftov-
ed in its entirety to ground level
and the site left in a clean and
neat condition satisfactory to the
village works superintendent.
Each tender is to be accompanied
by a 5100.00 certified cheque
payable to the Village of Hensall
which will be returned to the bid-
der upon completion of the
work.
Highest or- lowest tender not
necessarily accepted.
Mrs. Betty Oke •
Clerk -Treasurer
Village of Hensall.
108 King Street
Hensall, Ontario
NOM 1X0
20c
Who says
Craig dull?
Who says life is dull in the
village? Residents from
Craigwiel Gardens apart-
ments held Family Night in
the Craigholme auditorium ,
Monday evening.
All enjoyed readings by
Mrs. Currie and Mrs. Becky
Ross as well as mouth organ
selections from Mrs. Morton f
and John MacDonald.
- The honoured couple, Alma
and Lloyd Roth, were a
presented with a purse of
money as they celebrate their c
40th wedding anniversary. S
Suitable replies were made
by the Roths. -
Lunch was served followed
by a time of fellowship.
Personals
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. John Smithers (Marilyn
McCallum) who were mar-
ried Saturday in the
Presbyterian Church.
Sympathy' is extended to
the Clemens family in the
sudden passing of Mr. Harry
Clemens.
Word has been received of
the passing of Mrs. Pearl
Anderson of Oshawa, wife of
the late Frank Anderson,
former village residents. To
the family, sympathy is
expressed.
Mrs. Olive Currie entertain-
ed
ntertained her family to dinner at
Craigwiel Activity Centre
recently. Guests were present
from Windsor, Leamington,
Strathroy, Beechwood, Lon-
don, Parkhill and Ailsa Craig.
r photo
READY FOR GRANTON. RIDE - Rob Funnell who gained the most pledges in the
Great Ride for Cancer in Granton Sunday checks his sheets with conveners John
Egon and Eileen Summers. T -A photo
Granton seniors enjoy trip
bike ride is success again
On Sunday afternoon 37 master of ceremonies was speech on the highlights of ham.
riders from Granton and 38 Scout Steven Ready who held C.G.I.T. years. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
from Lucan set off, those from everyone's attention between ('hurch news *
Antiques & Furnitvre Auction
* Including a collection from Mr. Geo.
* Ulyott, St. Marys, Mrs. Carl O'Neil,
* Lucan, and a London Home.,
'Merton Curling Club
* Wednesday Eve. May 26 - 6:30 p.m.
* ANTIQUES: Collection of 40 tea pots, 20
* t.m:,II chamber candle holders, carnival and old
-* glassware, silverware, china plates and plat-
* ters, jugs, bowls, crocks, wicker rocker and
* chairs, oil lamps, milk bottles, picture frames,
cups and saucers, books, 100 copies of National
* Geographic magazine, Champlain explorer pic-
* , ture, sq. oak table and six chairs, copper
* boiler, rocker, telephone, etc.
* HOUSEHOLD: Westinghouse 2 door fridge (like
* new), other fridges, electric stove, chrome
* sets, 8 pc. dining room suite, small tables,
writing desk, rugs, beds, dresser, chesterfield
* and chairs, desk, de -humidifier, electric
* heater, ladder, odd chairs, linens, garden
* tools, plus many, many other interesting items.
*
Hugh TERMS: Cash Sale Night Booth
AUCTIONEERS
Filson Tom Robson *
* 666-0833 - 666-1967
Granton to Lucan and back acts with his humorous
and those from Lucan to stories anR . Elwood
d jokes.
At the United Church the * SURPLUS AUCTION
Granton and back. ' The evening concluded with ev. �"' Morden con
ducted the morning. worship •
-Both the Scout Hall in Gran- the audience participating in for the fifth Sunda ft
ton and the Lion's P k ' someactiong I d by Y a er
* SALE
Of lumber supplies, woodworking
equipment, trucks, car, etc.
For Langford Lumber, Corner of
George and William Sts., Lucan.
Friday evening May 21 - 6:15 p.m.
* No.15 Cdn forge drill press and motor, Boise- *
* Crane shaper and motor, Beaver No. 880
7" jointer, Continental machine planer and anti- ,,k,
que motor, Westinghouse 50 hop. 550 electric *
* motor, 25 h,p, 550 electric motor, Underwood
art calculator, Olivetti Editor 11 electric typewriter, *
* Royal typewriter; Stow trench gas powered �It
* tamper, Epps pressure washer, 4000 pr. *
2x3x86'/, precut studs, quantity of rough pine *
.[ boards, 2x4x10 spruce, 48 pr. 2x6x10 spruce,
quantity of 8x10 steel building studs, 3 new
* Tweed Steel fireplace heatilators, 120 bundles
red shingles, TOO bundles IKO Chateau
* shingles, 100 sheets 4x8 Cladwood, wrought
: .
* iron railings and posts, metal flashing, odds
. and ends of new carpet, miscellaneous win-
* dows, door sash,. shutters, bifolds, doors, .
* aluminum doors and windows, miscellaneous
builders hardware and cupbord h,ardware, light *
* fixtures,'vanity' and top, paintB8D battery
1973 5 ton
* operated accessories, build your own shed
* plans, etc., etc.
a, TRUCKS & CAR: All selling as is. 1972 Chev.
T. Impala convertible, Dodge truck with
hoist, 1971 3 ton Fargo with flat bed and hoist,
* Army truck with fork lift, 1976 '72 ton GMC
�It pickup, one flat bed for truck.
* TERMS: Cash sale night , Booth
* Hugh Filson AuctioneersTom ,Robson
666-0833
* 666-1967 *
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ar 1n sons a Easter. *
Lucan were stations for rest Beaver Leader Susan Noon. He entitled his message .(
and refreshments. A few The show was -a credit to "Going through the
children from the - the leaders for all their time wilderness". plow important
kindergarten set entered the spent in coaching these . and pertinent is the *
ride ones wnnr tf,
e whole groups. wilderness? it �(
distance. •
Congratulations to Ronnie
Funnel of Edgewood who was
pledged the most money
$166.00. When asked why he
worked so hard for that sum,
he said "I did it for a good
cause."'.
Appreciation from the
Lucan and Biddulph Cancer
Society is extended to all who
helped to make this project
success.
Happy Gang bus trip
The Granton Happy Gang
and their friends enjoyed a
pleasant bus trip to the
African Safari at Rockton on
May 10. The travelers stop-
ped on the way home in Cam-
bridge at the Knotty Pine Inn
or dinner.
Everyone agreed it had
been a very enjoyable time
nd thanked driver Pete
McNaughton, for the good
are he had taken of them.
pecial thanks went to
Charlotte Kerr. for making all
the arrangements.
a
Why bake, why not, come to
the Activity Centre, near the
Craigholme, on Saturday,
May 22 at 1:30 p.m. for fresh
tasty baking and auction sale.
Phone Lyle Stokes or John
MacDonald if you have. items
for the auction.
The Craigwiel Gardens Ac-
-tavitxCommittee held their
last euchre of the season May
l0. W i nners were Helen Smith,
Kay Simpson, Jean
McCallum, Ella Tweddle,
Laura Chapman and Carmon
Stewart.
Granton U.C.W.
Units, meet
Unit three 9f Grant
U.C.W. met at the home
their president Mrs. J
Hayden for their M
meeting. She opened t
meeting with a Mother's D
reading.
Mrs. Pat Chorancek a
Mrs. Margaret Bryan were
charge of the program a
led in a Bible study on "T
Virtuous Woman". A g
discussion followed.
During the business peri
some upcoming events we
discussed. The meeting co
eluded with a dessert lune
served by the hostess assist
by Mrs. April Bryan..
Mrs. Florence Bryan wa
the hostess for Unit five. Mrs
Chas McRobert presided an
opened the meeting wit
Lesson Thoughts on "Peace'
Mrs. Ina Harlton an
Garnet Baker convened th
program and discussed th
activities of the Klu Klu
Klan. It seems that we sti
ave'$ blem with racis
re this group is concern
ed. U.C.W. members are ask
ed to write to their local M
'regarding the danger of thi
organization.
Mrs. Baker gave a repor
on hers and Mrs. Ina
Harlton's attendance at a ser
vice at Lakeside United
hurch where the Rt. Rev
is Wilson, Moderator of the
nited Church, was speaker
outh Groups variety show
The Granton Youth Group
riety show with perfor-
ances on May 7 and 9 was
11 attended in the Scout
Il.
This presentation consisted
a number of skits perform -
by each of the groups,
outs, Cubs, Beavers,
G.I.T. and Explorers. The
Canadian Forester news
Court Valentine Lady
Foresters met at the Mason's
Hall May 11. Sister Jean
McComb opened Court and
conducted the business.
The members discussed
sending delegates to the High.
Court Convention in Frederic- I
ton, New Brunswick, this e
summer. The decision was r
made. Plans were made to a
have a bake sale at Camp I
Windmill near Fullerton on i
May 22. - s
Sister Oliver Hodgins won
the attendance draw for a
Forester spoon. Lunch was t
served by Sisters Olive s
Hodgins and Eileen
Summers. • C
4-H news R
The first meeting of the d
Granton 4-H club was held at s
the home of leader Mrs. c
Roger Harmsworth. The E
meeting opened with the 4-H H
Pledge followed by the roll _ r
'call which was answered by t
telling "What camping ex- H
perience or outdoor cooking
experiences have you had?" t
Four members were present, if
on they were Margaret McGuf-
of fin president, Heidi Hayden,
oar m
vice president, Jennie Ander- la
aY son and Julie McRobert. a
he Leaders Mrs. Harmsworth
ay and Mrs. Dennis St. Dennis,
demonstrated how to make p'
nd animal tracks out of plaster of m
in paris. Then the c
nd pletedgirl a page of differentcam- T
c
he animal tracks. b
and The second meeting of the
club was held at the home of C
od Julie McRobert. The group ch
re decided that they would pre- •ev
n- sent the skit "The day before sw
h the outing" at Achievement w
ed Day.
m
Leader Mrs. Harmsworth th
s showed the members how to to
f' make a "Jiffy Bag". This bag A
-can be made in a matter of wi
h • minutes and has dozens of co
uses.. The girls learned about He
d :the "Danforth Dare" and th
e discussed how they should re
e • balance their lives in the four Ca
X aspects of physical activity,
it social life, mental activity
m and religion.fo
The group therrtalked about , Ch
-poison ivy and how to pick a M
campsite. CI
s
C.G.I.T. news H
Granton C.G.I.T. leader A.
t Mrs. Robt Harloff, also Mr. Pa
and Mrs. Wm. Goos parents Ma
of C.G.I.T. member Joanne
Goos attended the graduation Gr
ceremony at Byron United ma
Church on May , 16 when pu
Joanne made her graduation Pla
C
Thirteen tables were in play Lo
at the Masonic hall sponsored U
by Riverview Women's In- Y
stitute, May 11. Dessert was
enjoyed at 1 p.m. followed by va
euchre. m
Winners were Mrs. Mildred we
Hirtzel, Mrs. John Walker, Ha
Mrs. Maude Rigney, Mrs.
Janet Rose, Mrs. Chas of
Coughlin, and Harold ed
Guilfoyle. Lucky table card Sc
was won by Charlie Rollings. C.
2iimtemdi 844,540":74,
FURNITURE AND ANTIQUE AUCT1ON �
We are pleased to offer by Public
Auction contents of two Seaforth
area homes at the Rathwell
Building, 77 Main Street, Seaforth
on Tuesday, May 25, at 6:15 p.m.
FEATURING: Pine buffet with mirror top and matching
white pine 41/2' x 9' x 3" top dining table, oak 51/2' x 11'
dressmakers :able, pine dry sink, plus many mor• heavily
carved woof furniture, appliances, plus mony more items
too nume:ous to mention.
NEW FUitNITURE:loveseat and sofa, 2 pc. sectional love
seat.
For frill information, please contact:
el-ad//Jeil.J cc a/e.1
Dick Robinson - Sale Manager
Phone: 527-1458
AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO
(519) 527-1459
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RICHARD LOBB
AUCTIONEER
FARM - ESTATE - HOUSEHOLD- ANTIQUES- REAL
ESTATE
MACHINERY - LIVESTOCK - ETC.
289 Bayfield Road
P.O. Box 342ClInton, OntarioPhone 482-7898
NOM l LO
AUCTION SALE
3 bedroom house, furniture, anti-
ques, etc. to be held in Brucefield, -
Ont. for Mac Wilson. Seventh house
west of main corner.
Saturday, May 22 at 1 P.M.
JennAir counter top stove, 4 years old; antique
love seat in good condition; toilet set; antique
chest of drawers; buffet; wash stand; hide -a-
bed couch; blanket box; hand made quilt;
wicker baby basket; antique jam type cup-
board; antique Coleman lamp with flowered
shade; press back arm chair; oil lamps; sad
irons and trivitts; crock churn; crocks; wooden
planes; twoadze butter bowls and ladles; ap-
ple peeler; copper boiler; Beaver sealer; Do -
little sealer; Continental single bed; wooden
chairs; chesterfield; upholstered chairs; dishes
and glassware including antique pieces; plus
many furniture and small items.
Terms' sh
OWNER OR AUCTIONEER NOT RESPONSIBLE
FOR ACCIDENTS DAY OF SALE
Business Liquidation
of commercial property, vehicles,
tractor, snowmobiles, garage and
restaurant , equipment, antiques
and misc. items to be held 2 miles
south of Mitchell on Highway 23.on
Sat., May 22, 1982 at 12:30 p.m.
PROPERTY: This 2 acre property with 180 ft.
highway frontage is zoned rural commercial
and is presently set up as a service station with
a lunch counter but would have several other
possibilities. ,On the property is situated a 2'
storey building with o full basement which has
�r1 overhead door so it can be used as a shop.
On the first floor is an office; 2 washrooms and
a large store area with a lunch counter.
Upstairs is located a spacious 3 bedroom apart-
ment with electric heat. The building has
separate hydro metering for the residence and
business section. For inspection of this ideal
business location contact the proprietor at
348-9646 days or 348-9771 during the evening.
Property will be offered of 1:30 p.m.
TERMS ON PROPERTY:•1O% down day of sale
with balance in 30 days. Selling subject to a
reasonable reserve bid. -There is an assumable
mortgage of $40,000.00 at 12% for 5 years to
o qualified purchaser.
VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT: 1976 Chev Im-
pala 4 door hardtop, certified; 1976 Buick 2
door hardtop, air, certified; 1977 Ford B
4 wheel drive, certified; 1980 Ski -Doo Blironco
zzard
7500, liquid, 165 miles (A-1); 1980 Yamaha 340
Deluxe, electric start (A-1); four bed
snowmobile trailer; Ford 1500 diesel tractor
with four wheel drive and single auger Ford
snowblower to fit (this unit hos 120 hours and
is approximately 201i.p.); 15 ton tandem grain
wagon with hoist.
HOUSEHOLD & RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT: •
G.E. 17 cu. ft. frost free refrigerator; G.E. 30
in. electric stove; G.E. automatic dishwasher
(all appliances are avocado and A-1); Elec-
trohome 25 in. colour T.V.; Lloyds adding -
machine; Bordeau display cooler, Deepfreeze
fridge; Bunn coffee maker; Keating food war-
ming lights; display cabinet; four slice toaster;
Berke) cash register; assorted restaurant
dishes and glassware; Leigh range hood;
toaster oven; electric heater; down -draft stove;
Niagara massage choir; oda chairs, etc.
ANTIQUES: Oak barber's chair; hand tools;
milk bottles; broad axe; wooden extension
table: etc.. ,
MISC: Coates 2020 tire changer; Acri-Speed
wheel balancer; hydraulic jack, hydraylic
bumper jack; ladders; hand tools; chains;
wheelbarrow; Garden -Master 2.5 h.p. tiller;
homemade drill press; appliance cart; Armaco
amplifier; speakers and microphone (A-1); etc.
Plan to attend this business close-out auction
of well kept items. Proprietor and auctioneer
not responsible for accidents dby of sale.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with I.D. 7% sales tax
in effect.
PROPRIETOR: Jim and Susan Maloney
AUCTIONEER: •
Douglas Jacob 393.6214