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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-05-26, Page 18Page 18 Times -Advocate, May 26, 1982 LONDON COMMUTER. At- tractive 3 bedroom ranch style, 6 miles north of city. 2 car garage on 2 acres. Reduce your gasoline costs by callis&666.1959.20:21c Hufih A Evans Realtor Ontario St. N. Grand Bend An Affordable Nouse On quiet street. 3 yr. old. split en- try. lovely kitchen, 3 bedrooms 1 Vs 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 317.500.00. Lakefront - Southcott Raised ranch with heated double garage - 3 bedrooms 3 baths, lovely 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 TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting of The Liquor Licence Board of Ontario will be held at THF 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 ccordance 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 Hort 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 Tenders Wanted Township of Stephen For the supply and In. stallation of approx- imately 2.6 km. of asphalt in the Police Village of Dashwood. Tenders will be ac- cepted by the under- signed until 4:00 p.m., Tuesday, June 1, 1982. Tender forms available at the Township of Stephen Workshed or the Clerk's Office, Crediton, Ontario. Lowestor any tender. not necessarily accepted. Eric Finkbeiner Road Superintendent Box 100 Crediton, Ontario NOM 'IMO Shed - 234-6461 Clerk's Office 232-6331 `Residence - 234-6251 19 Proper ty For Sale NEAR GRAND BEND - 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, with garage. 11/2 acres. Asking 62,500.00. Call 672-6863. 1St HOUSE - four bedroom semi- detached 5 years old, 2 bathrooms. finished rec room. Asking 549,900. Phone 235-2208 days after 6 p.m. 235-0717.17tfn LAKEFRONT COTTAGE. 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom with big kitchen and living room, com- pletely furnished, winterized with double lot which is presently in garden. No erosiorybank secure. North of Grand Bend. 1st cot- tage north of Highlands I11. Phone 234-6783 or 238-2738. 21-23c EXETER - 3 bedroom brick custom home, dining room, den, new furnace, garage. 47 John St. Terms 549,900.00. Telephone 235-1414. 21:22' 20 Property For Rent FURNISHED Bachelor apart- ment, heated, available June 1st. Art Geiser 235-2754. 20tfn BACHELOR APARTMENT - furnished and heated. Art Geiser. 235-2754. 21tfn 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT available July 1st. Coloured ap- pliances and laundry included. Call 235-0126 after 5 p.m.2ltfn Gigantic Garage Sale Sat. May 29 9:00 a.m. ? 239 Andrew St. Exeter Antiques, Musical In- struments, Stereos, organ, gas furnace, air conditioner, clothes, dishes, toys, etc. Garage Sale 31 Sherwood Cres. May 29 9:30 - 4:30 Hand made ar- ticles; wooden of- fice desk, some small appliances, all kinds of clothes, including leather coats, odds and ends. L Yard Sale Saturday, May 29 at Cottrell's 45 Huron St. East 12 noon Excellent selection of good used clothing, books, 8 place settings of Denby dinnerware, 5 pc. bathroom accessory set, towel bar, etc. in antique brass. Hand- crafted doll's cradle, and high chair, Yamaha dirt bike -60, good for parts, maple dresser and kitchen table, Donald Jackson size 1 figure skates, excellent condition, also dresses and skirts. Plus taluch more. 0 HOUSE FOR SALE Exeter. 11/2 storey on corner lot Pryde and Sher- wood. 3 or 4 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, TV room, 11/2 bathsgattached garage, full basement. Nicely Ica dstaped. Close to schools and recreatiqn. Priced at $56,900. Apply to writing to Box 65P Exeter Times Advocate, Exeter, Ontario 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 2.' PI eller ty 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 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 lOtfn COUNTRY SETTING - Upper floor, 2 bedroom broadloomed throughout, garden plot, beautiful treed lot, 3235.00 mon- thly. Phone 235-2430 or 235-0392 evenings. 12tfn Elizabeth Court Apartments Two Bedrooms $285.00 One Bedrooms $259.00 Available May, June, July Features appliances, carpet throughoutrlaundry facilities, all utilities included. Located at . 176 Oxford St. Hensall, Ontario Ph: 262-3448 or 262-2615 151 INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY 2,500 sq. ft. in Exeter. Available immediately. Phone 235-0141.151 OFFICE SPACE available, ex- cellent location, reasonable. Phone 235-1341. 17tfn PRIME COMMERCIAL or of- fice space, Main Street, Central location. Call 235-0440. 18-21c PARTIALLY FURNISHED one bedroom, new panelling and carpet, laundry facilities, suitable for single working adult. Above Canadian Tire. 235-1497 20tfn STORE FOR RENT with small apartment at rear. 3200 per month plus utilities. Main St. Ailsa Craig. Phone 1-293-3461. 20-23c BARN FOR RENT. 3 miles north of Zurich. Ideal for feeding cattle. Contact John Geiger 236-4592. 20:2Ic FARM HOUSE - 3 bedrooms, available June 1st in Kippen area. No pets. Phone 262-6609.20:2Ic 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 heat, broadloomed, parking. Box 33, Zurich 236-4124 20tfn 3 BEDROOM farm home. 21/2 miles from Exeter 3200 month plus oil heat. Available June 30th. Call 235-2650 between 9-12. 21' 53 MAIN STREET - 4 bedroom home, large lot-. Immediate possession. 235-0541, 227-4071 or 434-$824. 21c 2 BEDROOM apartment, carpeted living room, kitchen and dining area, full bath up and '/: bath down, utility room. Available June 1. Harold Taylor 235-0674. 2ltfn HOUSE TRAILER for rent near Kippen. Phone 262-5070.21:22c COTTAGE FOR RENT. Good rates for month of June till third of July. Between St. Joseph and Bayfield. Phone 236-4539. 21c 21 For Rent 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 21 For Rent PLYWOOD FORMS, wedges, portable cement mixer, Power Trowels, wheelbarrows, etc. Form ties stocked. Call N.J. Cor- riveau, Zurich. Telephone 236-4954. 151 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. 481 CONSTRUCTION EQUIP- MENT FOR RENT. Cement forms, wedges. concrete saws and hand cart, cement mixer and power trowells, darbies and hand trowels, propane con. heater, hil- ty gun, hand grinder, electric power wrench, barn jacks, plate tampers. Lloyd Mousseau, RR 2 Hensali. Phone 236-4819. 20tfn DOCK SPACE for rent. 18 to 20 feet, reasonable. 1-238-8692. 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-TST Calgary one way truck rental. 7000 GMC van power tail gate, reasonable rates. Phone 238-8553. 20-24c 22 For Sole 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. Dealer for Prowler, Golden Falcon, Lionel. Sales, Rentals, Parts, Service. I8 -27c 25 Notices 1 LORRIE CULNAN will not be responsible for any debts other -than those incurred by myself. 20-22c ON AND AFTER this date, May 18, 1982. 1 Elizabeth Meeb will not be responsible for any debts other than my own. Signed Elizabeth Meeb. 21-23' 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS ALL creditors having claims against the estate of MARGARET ETHEL MEYERS, late of the Township of Hay, in the County of Huron, Widow, are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned Solicitors for the Ex- ecutors, on or before the 18th day ofillfi T9BrifterWTlcir date the assets of the said deceas- ed will be distributed, having regard only to the claims which have then been received. McBride and Carr 167 Thames Street, Ingersoll, Ontario Solicitors for the Executors 21:22:23c Seek entries for parade When most Exeter mer- chants arrived at their stores Tuesday morning they were confronted with notices taped to their doors. However. they were not foreclost.re notices. They were pleas from Don Haines, chairman of the parade com- mittee for Exeter's Heritage Days soliciting entries for a parade planned for the event. Haines said he is looking for floats pertaining to the area's heritage, antique cars, bands, horses "or really anything you would like to enter with a heritage theme." The popular Seaforth High School band will be in atten- dance for the parade, which is planned for Saturday, July 17. People interested in enter- ing floats, or knowing so- meone who may be, are ask- ed to contact Haines at 235-1736. r .<,r WEEKI - WACHI SPRINGS, FLORIDA $55,900 Brand new, 2 bedroom bungalow, on 1/4 acre lot, central air, 10 minutes to Gulf. Call Goderich, 524-7477 Consignment Auction We have been instructed by the secured parties to sell by Public Auction vehicles and equipment on. Wed., June 16 at 6:30 p.m. at Rathwell Building, 2 miles south of Clinton -on Hwy. 4. VEHICLES: 1975 F251 pickup with fiberglass topper; 1975 Chev van; 1973 GMC 950 5 ton truck. complete .with flatbed and hoist; Chev C-60 tow truck. .EQUIPMENT: Colts 20-20 tirechanger, floor jacks, tire balancers, parts cleaners, office 'equipment plus many more items related to service station equipment. Consignments still accepted For further information please contact: tqadatieff Bruce Rathwell • Manager Dick Robinson - Sales Manager TLX. 069-55223 Phone: 527.1458 77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK IWO (519) 527-1466 PADDLE TECHNIQUES - Instructor Shaunna Strickland (canoe to left) shows Bren da Miller and Jane Pollock some of the finer points of solo canoe operation. Pad- dlecade visited the Exeter dam Wednesday and provided tips and instruction members of the South Huron Outers club. to Craig church ladies meet; issue call for turtle race The U.C. women met May 11 with 31 members and eight guests present. Mrs. Max MacGregor, president, and past presidents were presented with a corsage and gift. Mrs. Guthrie Stokes opened worship service with a reading, the theme being Happy Christian Home. Scripture wasread by Mrs. Don Clark. "Is there anything I can do" was read by Mrs. Stokes. Offering was received by Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Maguire, and dedicated, followed by singing of hymn 394 and prayer. ' The president read an "In Memoriam" and lit a candle in remembrance. Mrs. Roy Sutherland and Mrs. Lyle Stokes sang "He touched Me", "Out of Darkness", and "The Saviour is Waiting" accompanied by Mrs. Marior. Wadsworth at the piano. • Mrs. Don Scafe introduced Mrs. Marshall Dearing, Ex- eter, who spoke of Memories, mainly of United Church Women since union of Mis- sionary Work and Ladies' Aid in 1962. She stressed the goal of the United Church Women by reading the purpose. Mrs. Wm. Sutherland said thanks and gave her a gift. Rev. Ken Hick of Glencoe, formerly our minister in 1962, expressed congratulations Mrs. Dickens read a 'poem of U.C.W. "Presidents - Past and Present" reminiscing the 20 years of our group. This in teresting article was penned by Margaret Wilson and Alice Dickens. Cards of thanks 'ere read. A drawing from Mir foster child, Roderick was viewed. The social convener is ask- ed to secure help at the an- niversary smorgasbord, May 30. Rev. Doug Cossar, Lon- don, is guest speaker at 11 a.m. church service. Mrs. Don Clark and Miss Wiltha McIntosh are going to Westminster College Week- end. The president and. Mrs. Ray Campbell plan to go to Waterloo Women's Con- ference, "Roots and Wings", June 11, 12 and 13. Discussion of having a Sun- day breakfast is pending. Camp Ke -Mo -Kee Day will be held June 14. An Explorer leader is needed to assist Theresa Marshall. Mrs. ( W.J.) Ella Weddle cut our anniversary cake of which we enjoyed with a cup of tea. Mrs. Dave Park brought greetings from Presbytery. We signed a get - well card for Mrs. George Landerkin. Plan to attend the June meeting on the 8th. A pot -luck dinner was en- joyed by the Happy Gang Wednesday noon at the Town hall. Five tables of euchre were in play with prizes going to Janet Rose, Alice Dickens, Sybil Stephenson; Marion Levine, Nora Ross and Florence Riddell (visitor). The next euchre will be June 2. Riverview Women's In- stitute met May. 4 in the Masonic hall with a good at - f e e * t evening 1 Auction Sale Tractor, truck, .snowmobile, machinery, some furniture, household effects etc. to be held for Ed Deeves at Lot 36 Con- ' cession 13 Goderich Township. 21/2 miles west of Clinton on no. 8 Thighway and 11/4 miles south. Wed. June 2 at 6 p.m. Yamaha 292 snowmobile; 1975 GMC V8 automatic pick up truck safety check- ' ed. MF 135 gos tractor with Freeman manure i loader blade, IHC PTO 1 manure spreader, plus 1 other machinery. Antique chest of drawers and dresser, hand corn husker, butter bowl and ladle plus ` other household items. TERMS CASH r Auctioneer Richard Lobb Clinton 412-7191 $ tendance. The opening Ode was sung and Mary Stewart Collect repeated to open the meeting. A suitable poem "Don't hurry" was read by Mrs. Gordon McNaughton, convener for Agriculture and Canadian Industries. President, Mrs. Chas. Harmer, .welcomed the visitors from our sister in- stitutes, Beechwood, Lucan and Clandeboye. The roll call was, A courtesy I enjoy, to which the visitors replied with some interesting courtesies as did our members. There were excellent _ food demonstration posters on display. The motto, A little of the oil of courtesy will save a lot of friction, was given by the con- vener. Everyone joined in the singing of McNamara's Gang, to focus on this year's plowing match. Mrs. Currie introduced the speaker for the afternoon, Mrs. (Eric). Betty Ann Mollard, Cloverdale W.I., who. gave us a good description of what attractions will be seen at the Plowing Match. It cer- tainly looks like a busy and in- teresting time from September 28 to October 2. Mrs. George thanked Betty Ann for a most informative talk and presented a gift to her. Mrs. McNaughton read a humorous poem prepared by Mrs. Bill Sutherland entitled "A Farmer" from which we all got a few good laughs. • Business was conducted by. the president and . reports were read. The meeting dos - .ed with the singing of the Queen and Grace followed by a delicious lunch served by Mrs. I. McAlpine's commit- tee. Floral arrangements on the lunch tables and presi- dent's table were made by Miss Rhea Hughes. Get turtles ready The turtles will lumber out of the starting gates again at Ailsa Craig's Gala Days festivities this year, but there will be more special events. than ever to entertain what organizers of the events believe will be the biggest weekend crowd ever. Organization of the special event planned for July 17 and 18 has been underway for months, and at a meeting this week Gala Days chairman Ted Van Weert announced some of the new events to be staged this year. Assisting the traditional Grand Marshal and his wife, with Gala Days ceremonies this year will be Miss Gala Days, a 16 to 21 year old lady from the Ailsa Craig area to be crowned the weekend before Gala Days open. Van Weert said deliniation of the "Ailsa Craig area" would be announced May 27, and candidates would be judged on their personality, poise and a speech to be given to a,panel of judges. Another new event at Gala Days is a baby contest, and rules for that will be made public within the next several weeks. Also to be announced are details of a talent show, live theatre, carnival, flea market and bake sale, and other events designed to at- tract special interest group participation and attendance. The 10 -kilometre road race to Nairn and back, the barbecues, the breakfast, and popular main street bed race and parade will again be held, prizes and times to be announced. And the traditional stars of the weekend - the painstak- ingly - trained racing turtles - will hold the attention of Gala Days attendance on Saturday and Sunday, times and prizes still to be announced. "Now is when people should be starting to train their turtles," Van Weert said. "We're expecting record crowds at this year's races. and competition will be stiffer than ever. It's going to take a fast turtle to head the pack this year, and training will show up out there on the course." Call Ted Van Weert 293-3625 for further information. Personals Mr. and Mrs: Don Hotson of Windsor were recent visitors with relatives here. The senior Activity Centre - Committee report a suc- cessful bake sale and auction held on Saturday last at the Craigwiel Gardens. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Myrtle Turner and fami- ly in the passing of her hus- band, Ralph; and to the Sutherland families in the loss of their brother, Wilbur, of Ilderton. With Mrs. Margaret Barnes was her daughter, Mrs. Verlyn Stuckey, Toronto. ********************1* Clearing Farm Sale * Farm leased - owner giving up far- * * ming. Implements, etc. on * Wednesday June 2nd, 1982 - 1 p.m. * * For Lawrence Mann on lot ' 12 con- * cession 8 Lobo twp. on the Nairn * * rd., 3 miles north of Lobo Village, * .* 6 miles West of Ilderton, 3 miles * * East of Poplar Hill. For infor- * motion phone 666-0597. *IMPLEMENTS: MF NO. 265 Diesel tractor like new, 15.5 x 38 duals to fit a 265. International * No. 303 self propelled combine, 2 row wide 36" * corn head and 10' grain head. Case No. 230 baler; Cockshutt No. 5 1 row pto corn picker, * 30 ft. Little Giant elevator, M.H. 15 run seed * drill on rubber, Dunham 36 plate wheeled disc, * Oliver 3 pt. 7' mower. New IDea 4 bar side * rake, Forward pull type, 200 gal. wheeled sprayer, 2 small hopper wagons, Int. cream • separator, Surge milkers with motor and pump, Ghel hammer mill belt driven, 50 ft. belt, Cockshut 3 pt 2 row corn planter, M.F. 6 horse 26" riding lawn mower, steel fence posts, 12 * ft. 5" grain auger with motor. Cockshut 3 pt 16" * 3 furrow plough, 3 pt. Dearborn scuffler, grain * thrower and pipes, implement wheels, electric * brooder, -hydraulic cylinder, Hergot 9' * cultivator, small Geo. White PTO manure speader, walking plough, cheese press, 1 horse * scuffler, curtain stretcher, 2 Dion self * unloading, wagons, John Deere self prop. 12 4( ft. swather, Dion 488 with 2 row corn head and * hay head, N.H. blower, water tank, furnace fan, 1973 Chev Impala 2 door, selling as is, Int. * 5 furrow 14" semi mounted plough, Case -O- * Matic No. 600 gas tractor, wagon and flat rack, * Int. 10 ft. lime sower, platform scale, bale • stooker, Quebec stove, numerous other ar- ticles. Terms cash sale day, owner or acu- tioneers not responsible for accidents sale day. Auctioneers * Hugh Filson Tom Robson 666-0833 666-1967 Town of Exeter NOTICE Glass and paper re -cycling program discontinued. Put with regular garb ago pick-up. Glenn Kell" Town Works Superintendent RICHARD LOBB AUCTIONEER FARM- ESTATE - HOUSEHOLD- ANTIQUES - REAL. ESTATE MACHINERY - LIVESTOCK - ETC. 289 Rayfield Road P.O. Box 342CIinton, OntarloPhone 482-7898 NOM 11.0 Business Closing Large Auction Sale Clinton Chrysler Plymouth Ltd., Clinton, Ontario. Office furniture and equipment, part department equipment, shop tools and equip- ment vehicles including cube van, 10x40 railway bunk car. - Sat., May 29 at 10 A.M. PARTIAL LIST "Note" modern dealer ship with up to date equip- ment. Intercom phone and paging system, time clock, parts viewer, ceiling fans, desks, chairs, fil- ing cabinets, adding machines, Viso paymaster, copier, cash register, air conditioner, Fish machine, parts bins, Chrysler special tools, parts bins, sand blasting gun, ohm and voltmeters, electronic igni- tion tester, under coating gun, floor jack, Torches, air hoses, sander plus much more. TERMS CASH on chattles Cars and trucks being sold subject to reserve bid and deletions. '300.00 or certified deposit requited at time of sale balance on delivery Monday. AUCTIONEER RICHARD LOBO 482-7898 Owner Dean Reid 482-3322 bus. 482-9751 res. 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 11 1 NJ CTI (1 N AT PINERY AUCTION BARN ON HWY 21, 1 mile North of the Pinery Provincial Pork, 1 4 miles South of Grand Bend. II Sunday, May 30, 1982 at 1 p.m. Chesterfield and chairs, kitchen set, fridge; 1 stoves, lamps, dressers, B & W and colour T,V.'s, occ. and wicker chairs, stereos, desks, IN wood chairs, spinwasher, humidifier, piano in bench, baby furniture, vacuum, gas heaters, III fans, oriental rug, fireplace inserts and blower, beer taps, 42 x 62 window, awnings, roto tiller, Toro riding mower, cement buggy, building 111 jacks, hand and garden tools, barn fans, meat coolers, sonoscope, linens, irons, books, , dishes, sealers, glassware. PLUS old key and stem pocket watches and , wall and mantel clocks.. PLUS 1974 Dodge pickup with topper VIEWING: 12 Noon day of sale. Good clean consignments accepted. TERMS: Cash, cheque with proper I.D., Visa or , MpsterCharge. 1 1 AUCTIONEER: Pot Lyon Phone: 243-2713 1 1 MB MB MI NOMIfit♦MIINell EI♦fIMI 1 Auction Sale of Household .furniture, antiques, oil paintings and misc. items. On Thursday evening June 31,1982 6:30 p.m .sharp 111 Mill Street, Exeter, Ontario for Mrs. Ruby Koch. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: Chesterfield and chair, small chesterfield, platform rocker, 2 upholstered chairs, coffee and end tables, floor and table lamps, console stereo, 7 pc. dining room suite (like new), 4 pc. Vilas maple bedroom suite like new with twin beds com- plete, dresser, 2 bed lamps, dresser lamps, 5 inch portable TV with AM, FM radio, 2 door frost free refrigerator, 24 inch electric range, 12 cu. ft. Leonard deep freeze, G.E. clothes dryer, G.E. washing machine, portable Singer sewing machine, several small appliances such as de -humidifier, sandwich toaster, bun wormer, electric shaver, pressure cooker, tea kettle, iron, mixmaster, blender, heater, floor polisher, vacuum cleaner, record player and records, slide projector with stack loader, several dishes, pots andpans, blankets, quilts, linens and towels, brass fireplace set with screen, hall tree, portable typewriter, hand tools, lawn and garden tools, lawn furniture, folding picnic table, two bird cages and stand, walker, bed back support, toilet arm seat, several other items. OIL PAINTINGS & EQUIPMENT: 4 framed and 2 unframed paintings by the late Gordon Koch, painting kit and easel. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: washstand, small table with drawer, other tables, trunk, tool box and several tools, 10 pc. of hand painted Germany, ruby flash, several pieces of china and glass, fur collar. Many other items, - NORM WHITING AUCTIONEER 235-1964 Exeter, Ontario i