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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-07-07, Page 19CAMERA 35 millimetre with dec- trottk flub. Phone 237-3742.27c LAWN SALE - 139 Gidley St. WNt on Thursday, July 8th from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Copper boiler, bedding, children and adult's clothing, furniture etc. 27c BATH TUB, 4 kg cast iron. Phone 235-1368. 27• TABLE wrought iron with glass top 6 feet long. 4 matching chairs with asahlons. Phone between 5 and 7 p.m. 238-2319. 27:28c CHEST TYPE FREEZER, 8.6 cu. foot, Kenmore in excellent like new condition. Phone 237-3317. 27c LAWN SALE 383 William St. Ju- ly 9th. 10:00 a.m. to ? Lots of Everything. Weather permitting. 27• YARD SALE Sat. July 10. 71 Alexander St. West, Exeter. 27c SEWING MACHINE Singer por- table. Electrolux floor polisher. Framed 4'x6' mural. Phone 227-4541. 27:28c NEIGHBOURHOOD YARD SALE Saturday July 17, 9 a.m. ?, 51 Alexander St. E. Exeter, Ont. (East of Royal Bank).27;28c BATHTUB cast iron with legs, needs refinishing. Beat offer. Phone 227-1033. 27c OIL SPACE HEATER in cottage near St. Joseph's 575.00.527-1074 after 6 p.m. 27c LOVE SEATS two practically new and one kitchen table with 2 chairs. Phone 235-0279. 27• YARD SALE, Friday and Satur- day July 9 and 10. Hwy. 21 3 miles north of Grand Bend. Starting 10 a.m. 27c RABBITS - giant Flemish. 228-6923. 27c WATER SOFTENER 30,000 Grain econo-soft, used 1 yr. ex- cellent condition. 8400.00 or 5425.00 installed. 235-1413.27:28• CEMENT BLOCKS 6" 75t ea; 8" 85t ea; IQ" 81.00 ea. While quantities last. Phone between 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Lewis or Moe Jr. 262-3310. 27:28c YARD SALE - Grand Bend 74 Lake Road, 4 families, Sat. July 17, 1982. 10 a.m: - 4 p.m. Fur- niture, collectibles, clothing and junque. 27• 1■alt•t•ss 1 11 16 f DOUBLE BED with springs and mattress. also matching dressing table with excellent mirror. Call 229-8718. 27c TIRES - four 15" radial used. Phone 235-2888. 27• CHERRIES - Montmorency and Sweets ready now. Pick your own, bring containers. Also Mont- morency pitted palled and frozen. Watson's Fruit Farm, 1 mile north of Forest, 21 Hwy. 786-5439. 27:28c BICYCLES used 26" men's 24" ladies, -20" child's 235-0206. 27c TWO BICYCLES girls 24" $30.0( each, fridge S50.00, maple syrup $5.00 a quart. Phone 228-6607. 27c 17 Wanted To Buy ANY TYPE of disabled or sore footed livestock, ruptured pigs, etc. Top prices paid. Phone 876-3250 collect. Joan Phair Wat- ford. 23tfn CHAIN LINK FENCING 50 foot roll 9 gauge, green vinyl with brace wire, hardware and 4 foot gate. Phone 235-0641. 26-28c WRIST WATCHES older silver or gold in good condition. Please phone 238-2780 or reply to Box 97, Grand Bend. 27c 18 Wanted ARTICLES for Brownies, Guide and Pathfinder garage sale to be held on August 28, 1982 in Kirkton. For information please contact any of the following: Anne Oke 229-6370; Liz Selves 229-6490; Kathy McCormick 229-6431 or Marie Kechnie 2296767. 26:27c 19 Property For Sale VanDongen Subdivision Serviced Lots Available Near Grand Bend Quiet Country Setting Ph: 238-2648 22tfn • • 1 Pinery Auctions 1 Hwy 21. •4 miles south ofran Gd Bend 1 1 1 1 Sunday, July 11, 1982 at 1 P.M. 1 1 A Targe selection of household furnishings, ma- 1 1 jor appliances, antiques and collectibles including 1 1 K of C Medals. Consignments Welcome. 1 1 AUCTIONEER: Pat Lyon 1 1 Phone: 243-2713 1 :•egad.assin esses mesasosoalsomum maNIsit Brindley!g Ssrvlcs AUC1ION SALE of over 20 COMBINES, 40 TRACTORS AND OVER 150 PIECES OF EQUIPMENT BRINDLEY SALES YARD DUNGANNON, ONTARIO 10 miles N.E. of Goderich Saturday, July 17th 10 a.m. sharp COMBINES: 3 -MF 510, MF 750D, 4-M , Case 660, Case 900, MH 72, M.H. Su rr90, Gleaner K, Gleaner F, Gleaner A 2, IH , MF 750 2 years old, 3 heads. (.1 TRACTORS: IH 14664 -WD, MF5, Caae 730 with loader, JD 710 with loader,rd 2000 with loader, Universal 650, MF 30 JlndustrW with loader, MF 65 with loader, MF 650, JD 40, MH Pony, DB 770 with loader, MF 150. EQUIPMENT: New V boxes and wagons, 25 seta plows, wheel disc, cultivators, mowers and spreaders, swathers, S00 bu. grain dryer, 8 bean wlndrowers, harvestors, mix mWs. MISCELLANEOUS: Lawn mowers, motorcycles, butes, school bus, 36 h. grain trailer, and small Items. MUCH - MUCH - MUCH MORE Farther consignments accepted. Items subject to addition and deletions. For further Information contact GORDON H. BRINDLEY 519.529-7625 or 519.529.1970 TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE Auctioneer: •Gordon H. Brindley 19 hope! ty fur Stile CREDITON 83000.00 down. Beautifully kept 2 storey in east end of Crediton village. Features 3 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, living room, fireplace, bright modern 17'6" kitchen. Excellent 11/ 4's mortgage until 1984 at 8305.00 P.I.T. Vendor will take back se- cond. Priced at 833,500.00. In- spect today. Please call Leo Pur - till 673-0502 Res. 471-7700. 27c HENSALL Spacious 2 storey brick home in excellent condition, fully insulated under CHIP pro- gram. Large lot. New cedar deck, workshop. Please call 262-3135 for further information. 27:28c NEAR GRAND BEND - 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, with garage. 11/2 acres. Asking 62,500.00. Call 672-6863. 15t HOUSE - four bedroom semi- detached 5 years old, 2 bathrooms, finished rec room. Asking 849,900. Phone 235-2208 days after 6 p.m. 235-0757.17tfn HOUSE in Dashwood, 3 bedrooms, completely remodelled, 11/2 baths, American style kitchen, main floor laundry room, electric heat, vinyl siding 12x20 cedar deck. 237-3516 after 5 p.m. 17tfn POST OFFICE CENTRALIA - Leased to government until December 1986. Grossing 59700.00 per year. Priced at 831,500.00. Ideal investment for area resident. Call Leo Purtill 673-0502 Res. 471-7700. RE/MAX Creative Realty Inc. Realtor. London 673-0502. 27c 20 Property For Rent Elizabeth Court Apartments Two Bedrooms $295.00 One • Bedrooms $265.00 Available Now July, August, September Features appliances, carpet throughout, laundry facilities, all utilities included. Located at - 176 Oxford St. Hensall, Ontario PH: 262-3448 or 262-2615 15t INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY 2,500 sq. ft. in Exeter. Available immediately. Phone 235-0141-15t OFFICE SPACE available, . ex- cellent location, reasonable. Phone ,p5=1341 171 PARTIALLY FURNISHED one bedroom, new panelling, and carpet, laundry facilities, suitable for single working adult. Above Canadian Tire 235-1497. 20tfn BACHELOR APARTMENT - furnished and heated. Art Gaiser 236-7753. 21tfn 2 BEDROOM garden apartment,. parking, laundry, 304 Andrew, Unit 14, Available July 1st. 472-0986. Senior couple preferred. 22tfn 1 BEDROOM APARMENT with stove and fridge, available im- mediately. 235-0141. 22tfn WATERFRONT COTTAGE - large 3 bedroom near Lion's Head. Modernized, heated. By week or month. Phone Marg at 235-1661 or evenings 228.6718. 25tfn INSULATED SHED 40'x80' for rent. Located on no. 4 highway. Call 235-1058 or 235-1055.25-27c APARTMENT - large modern carpeted 2 bedroom. Fridge, stove and heat supplied. Adults perfer- red. July possession. Close to all conveniences: Call Mert Culbert 227-1710 or 227-4766. 25-27c BACHELOR APARTMENT, available immediately. 1'/. miles north of Huron Park. 235-1927. 26:27c 2 BEDROOM apartment, available July 1st. 11/4 miles north of Huron Park. 235-1927. 26:27c AVAILABLE Sept. 1, 1982. Garden apartment, one bedroom, suitable for single adult. 5166 per month plus utilities. Phone 235-1257 days. 26tfnx HOUSE Three bedrooms Clandeboye 8175.00 per month, plus utilities. Large lot, no pets. Available August 1. Phone 227-4217, 26:27c. FARM HOUSE 3 bedroom, located north of Crediton. • References required. 237-3209. 27c CREDITON - Main Street, 2 storey brick home with garage. 3 bedrooms 4 piece bath, oil fur- nace. Possession July 1st. Phone London 434-0132 after 5 p.m. • • 27:28c APARTMENT 1 bedroom to sublet, main floor, lease is until Jan. 31, 1983. Fridge and stove, utilities included. Please call 262-3000 or 262-3506. 27c APARTMENT - available Aug. 1 2 bedrooms. Phone 235-2468. 27-31c APARTMENT - I bedroom, cen- trally located, available August 1st. Phone 235-2087 after 6:30 p.m. 27tfn 21 For Rent FORMAL RENTALS.- one of Canada's largest selections. Agent for Freeman's and Syd Silver For- mal Rentals. Bob Swartman • Men's Shoppe, Exeter, 235-0991. 48t THE "OLD TOWN HALL" auditorium for rentals including weddings, meetings, banquet room, lectures, exhibitions, films, etc. Kitchen faciliries available. Contact property manager Bill Dinney 235-0231. • 23t nmu nnnnmmunnnnummumnnnnnnommininumminniumimmnmmn i mnnmonnnnnntttmmnta a. Combine Auction Thurs. July 8, 1982, 11:00 A.M. Over 60 combines will be featured plus our regular auction. If you need a combine, don't miss this sale. No reserves. Located Junctions of 5, 8 and 52 highways. Peters Corners (12 miles northwest of Hamilton) Dundas, Ontario Marsh Bros. Tractor Inc. 416.627.9281 t1111MII1nmImIt1N11111tntIN111M11IOnlnllllll111111111nnnn)Innlnlltnn01nn11n1111111111111111111111111nI101111IImlll inti trill • 1 21 1 or Kent PLYWOOD FORMS. wedges, portable cematt mixer, Power Trowels, wheelbarrows, etc. Form ties stocked. Call N.J. Corriveau, Zurich. Telephone 236-4954. 151 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- ly gun, hand grinder, electric power wrench, barn jacks, plate tampers. Lloyd Mousseau, RR 2 Hensel!. Phone 236-4819. 20tfn 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. Dealer for Prowler, Golden Falcon, Lionel. Sales, Rentals, Parts, Service: 18-27c TRAILER - 60 feet by 12 feet in Exeter. 2 bedrooms, available June 15th. Call 453-0369. 24tfn• 23 Wanted To Rent 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. Phone 235-1582. Ask for Doug. 27:28c 25 Notices ANYONE posessing articles at the premises of the late Richard Wor- thington of RR 2 Lucan, is asked to contact Kathryn Sharpe im- mediately at 438-8035 (evenings). After July 8, 1982 the estate assumes no responsibility for any remaining articles. 25-27' IF YOU HAVE AN antique car, old machinery, etc. why not display it in the Exeter Heritage Days Parade on Sat., July 17. Call Don Haines at 235-1736 for details. • 27c 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS All creditors and others having claims against the estate of John Wellington Smith late of the Township of Hay in the County of Huron who died on or about the 27th day of May, 1982 are to send in their claims with full particulars by mailing them to the undersigned on or before the day Of July 23, 1982 after which date the Executors will proceed to distribute the Estate having regard only to the claims then received. LEIGH CROZIER Q.C., P.O. Box 616, Forest, Ontario Solicitor for the Executor 26:27:28c Councillor happy lines to miss Huron One Huron County coun- cillor is glad hydrolines won't be coming through the county. Hullett Township Reeve •Tim Cunningham who represented Huron County throughout Consolidated Hearings Board sessions in Stratford this past winter, brought the board's decision to the attention of county council. • "Most of you have heard of Hydro's, er, the Consolidated Hearings Board's decision, and I am glad to say the lines aren't coming through Huron County," said • Reeve Cunningham. The board announced its decision on June 18, stating route M3 was the one it preferred over six lines presented by Ontario Hydro. Line M3 travels from Bruce Nuclear Power Development to: Esse near Barrie, through Bruce and Grey counties. A second line will travel from Milton to the London area. "Tlty put emphasis on agric tures" Reeve Cunn ingham said. • Huron County, in two separate motions, (one last fall and one again in the spring) endorsed line M1, also Hydro's preference. Line M1 would have gone from BNPD to London, through Huron County east of Seaforth. "We too are pleased," said planning department employee Roman Dzus. He said the planning department has not yet • received a copy of the board's decision, but once it does, a report will be made. "It is desirable that prime agriculture land not be af- fected," added Mr. Dzus. No other comments were made on the decision at Huron county council's June 24 session. Repaired after explosion Day Care Centre reopens Facility users, volunteers, staff and polilcans gathered at the Huron Day Centre for the Homebound for its reopening. It was on Aug. 20 of last year, that an explosion ripped 'through the auditorium of the building which is located in Huronview and on June 23 ceremonies marking the reopening were held. The clients who use the ser- vices and volunteers heard messages of congratulations from Huron County Warden Harold Robinson, MP Murray Cardiff (Huron -Bruce), MPPs Jack Riddell (Huron - Middlesex), and Murray Elston (Huron -Bruce), Huronview's management committee chairman Usborne Reeve Murray Dawson and David Harvey, a representative of the Ministry of Community and Social Services. A ribbon -cutting ceremony was the highlight of the day, with client Shirley Haggerty and volunteer Mae Gibson cutting the ribbon held by Warden Robinson and Mr. Harvey. A tour of the building followed the ceremonies. Co-ordinator of the Huron My husband claims that I don't always tell the truth in this column. But I want to reassure you that I certainly do give the facts - the way I see them. Someday, I.might let him tell his side of the story, but it will have to be a good story. For example, I don't see how he could dispute my ac- count of the events on Thurs- day, the July first holiday. We both opted to take that day off, rather than having a long weekend - you see, we thought we could fool the sun into shining on the Thursday; something it won't do on a weekend. Also, we knew that .the government offices were closed that day. So we were surprised to see some of our neighbours put- ting out garbage Wednesday night. We thought that municipal employees would have the day off, and there • would be no garbage pick-up on the holiday. I woke up early Thursday morning to the usual sounds. Birds were chirping and the compactor on the garbage truck was roaring. I wondered why my alarm hadn't gone off, until I remembered that it was a holiday. Then I remember that we hadn't put out our garbage, and there was the truck to collect it. I knew we had three large green bags stuffed full in the garage, and if we ever got some hot, sunny, summer weather it would not make the garage a pleasant place to visit. My husband, Victor, had not heard the garbage truck. In fact, he never hears the garbage truck. If he's asleep, I don't think he'd hear an in- vasion - even if the army tanks were on our front lawn and the warships were crus- ing up the "Cut" river. I woke him, told him the garbage truck was outside, and suggested that we really should put out those three bags. Ile mumbled in his sleep, and then, much to my surprise, got out to bed, put on his sweatpants, ran to the garage, and carried out the garbage. Now many people enjoy get- ting up before 7:'30 a.m., don- ning a sweat suit and running down the road. But that is not Victor's idea of a good time. He is not a morning person, and that's putting it lightly. Now, I'm not one to bounce out of bed full of good cheer either. But when people ask me if I wake up grumpy, I anWHITING Twilight Auction Salo Of household furniture, antiques and misc. Items, on Wednesday evening July 21, 1982 at 6:30 p.m. behind Whitings Warehouse, 63 Main St. Exeter for Mrs. Agnes Davis of Exeter. Full listing in July 14 Titres Ad- vocate. For further information Contact Norm Whiting, Auctioneer, 235-1964 Day Centre Rosemary Arm- strong said the explosion last August destroyed the auditorium and damaged other areas of the building. There is a silver lining in every cloud though, and the co-ordinator said the explo- sion provided the opportunity to update the facilities. Windows blown out were replaced, curtains and carpets were replaced and where there was once one old- style washroom, there are now two which will accom- • modate those using a wheelchair, kitchen facilities were enlarged and the ceiling in the auditorium was lowered. On average, the Day Centre handles about 15 clients, four days a week. Mrs. Armstrong said the clients' needs could not be met without the aid of volunteers. She is the only full:time employee; there are two part-time employees and volunteers make up the rest of the staff, providing one-to- one service for the clients. On July 6, the Day Centre hopes to open its doors five days a week, a plan originaly scheduled for last September, but held back because of the explosion. Approve health promotion post A part-time position for health promotion and education for. the Huron County Health Unit has been approved. Huron County Council approved the position at its June 24 meeting and if the service is invaluable, it may become a full-time position in January of 1983. Mary's musings By Mary Alderson answer "no, I usually let him sleep." Victor saw a sunrise once in his life - that was when I had to get him up to catch an ear- ly morning flight. He climbed on to the plane and fell sound- ly asleep, stirring only when the attendant served coffee with breakfast. Finally I had to awaken him a• few hours later to get off at our destination. So you can imagine my sur- prise when he -actually got up to take out the garbage. Un- fortunately, the garbage truck was long gone by the time he got to the end of the laneway. But our subdivision is constructed so that what goes in, must come out - by the same route. Victor car- ried the garbage out to the corner and an understanding driver stopped for it. With his eyes still not con- - pletely open, Victor crawled back into bed. By this time, our springer spaniel, Pepper, was asking to be released from his cellar bedroom, and the budgies were squawking from their covered cage. But Victor refused to get up again to look after the needs of our menagerie. In fact, he was already asleep. When I suggested that he could get up again, he firmly said no, and reminded me in no uncertain terms that this was a holiday and he wanted to sleep in. Just as he was about to doze off, he mumbled, "and I'm going to write a column about this, too.' Medical Officer of Health Dr. Harry Cieslar said illnesses such as heart disease and cancer are related to lifestyles, but that can be changed. Now, public health nurses promote better health on top of their other duties. He has interviewed Sheryl Gilbert, a teacher who is finishing her masters degree in health education • and behaviour and it is suggested she be hired on a part-time basis beginning in. Sep- tember. About 85,000 had been set aside in the budget for a nursing student and this could be used to hire Ms. Gilbert three days per week at 880 per day: Council was told that if the position was made full -tie in January, it may he• funded by reducing ad- ditional nursing hours, because the nurses would spent less time on education. Goderich Reeve Don Wheeler expressed concern that a position was . being created ' without open competition for it. Dr. Cieslar said the position would be advertised. / , NURSING GRAD Mr. and Mrs. Howard Datars are proud to announce the graduation of their daughter, Elizabeth from the Diploma Nursing Pro- gram of Fanshawe Col- lege Victoriti Campus, June 26, 1982. Elizabeth has accepted o position at St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, commencing in September. Auction Sale of real estate, antiques, household furnishings and misc. items, on Saturday, July 10/82 12:30 Noon % mile north of St. Joseph or 9 miles north of Grand Bend, 9 mile south of Bayfield on 21 Hwy. For Mr. Edward Corriveau.. REAL ESTATE: consists of log house, main floor, kitchen, large living room, bedroom and washroom, second floor, 2 bedrooms. This house is situated on a parcel of land approx. 10 acres, part of lot no. 7, Lakeroad east, Township of Hay county of Huron. This outstan- ding property will be sold by public auction at 2 p.m. subject to a reasonable reserve bid if not previously sold. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: pine dry sink, husser cupboard, oak side board, small cherry table with 2 drawers, small table and chairs, 2 small parlor tables, 4 rocking chairs, 2 press back chairs, set of 6 chairs, gramophone and records, oak wash stand with tov) I bars, washstand, 2 dressers, 1 with mirror, oak wall telephone case, hutch for cupboard, trunk, several pictures and frames, mahtle clock, 7 pc. toilet set, 4 oil lamps, churn, crocks, sad iron, wall lamp brackets, several pieces of china and glass, 2 sets of dishes, silverware, vases, souvenirs, large china doll, Big Ben clock. Several other items. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: 26" colour T.V., us- ed only six weeks, chesterfield, davenport, floor and table lamps, plant stand, bed springs and mattress, roll -away bed, refrigerator, 24" electric range, kitchen table and four chairs, several electric appliances such as toaster, fry pan, iron, heater, deep fryer, vacuum cleaner, pots and pans, dishes, knick -knacks, chaise lounge, hdnd and garden tools, and many other items. For further information call AUCTIONEER NORM WHITING Exeter 235-1964 Times -Advocate, July 7,1982 Pao. 19 1 Twilight Auction Sale Of household furniture, antiques. and miscellaneous items on Wednesday evening July 14, 6 p.m. sharp for Thames Rd. and Elimville United Church Manse. 33/4 miles east of Exeter on 83 Highway. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE - 2 chesterfields and chairs, studio couch, 2 arm chairs, platform rocker, occasional chair, 'approx. 22 sq. yds. carpet with underpad, 8 pc. dining room suite, matching dresser with mirror, chest of drawers, single bed complete, iron bed with spring and mattress, 5 pc. wooden kitchen suite, 7 pc. kitchen suite, 30" electric range, 30" range hood (avocado), 16 millimetre Bell and Howell movie projector and speakers, cement laundry tubs, water tank and pipe, electric motor, light fixture, aluminum storm windows with screens. 27" x 64". Many other items. ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES- Oil painting in gold frame, oak rocking chair, oak parlor table, hall table, fern stand, dresser, set of 6 chairs, clock shelf, pine cupboard with porcelain knobs, several other items. For information contact Auctioneer Norman Whiting 63 Main St. Exeter 235-19U RICHARD LOBB AUCTIONEER FARM - ESTATE - HOUSEHOLD- ANTIQUES- REAL ESTATE MACHINERY - LIVESTOCK - ETC 289 Bayfield Rood P.O. Box 342CIInton, OntarloPhone 482-7898 NOM 1L0 Evening Auction Sale Tractor, machinery, household ef- fects to be held for Horst Bornath at part lots 36 and 37, 9th Conc. Goderich Twp. Go south of Holmesville to second corner on paved road, turn right go 11/4 miles turn left second place on the left. Wednesday, July 14 at 6 p.m. MF 65 diesel tractor with multi power; MF 91/2 ft. 3 point hitch disc; MF 4 furrow 12 in. bottom mounted plough; Kongskilde 11 ft. 3 in. cultivator with harrows and extension to 13Y2 ft.; Mauer bean puller; 3 pt. hitch manure loader; old IHC seed drill on steel; 2 row bean windrower for parts; 2 wheel trailer; Lambert push hand seeder; 3 section of diamond har- rows; horse drawn cutter; set of wheels of Kongskilde; wheelbarrow; 2 garden tillers; 30 in. drag lawn sweep; Admiral 28 cu. ft. chest freezer; oak dining table with leaves; 4 oak chairs; small desk; heat and massage recliner chair nearly new; Carmordown draft stove; 2 large dressers; hollow body guitar; Knit King knitting machine; small appliances; crock; puzzles and games; wash stand; round down draft stove; plus many miscellaneous items from house and outside not mentioned. Terms Cash Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898 Owner or auctioneer not responsible for .ac- cidents day of sale. RICHARD LOBB AUCTIONEER FARM - ESTATE - HOUSEHOLD - ANTIQUES - REAL ESTATE MACHINERY - LIVESTOCK - ETC. 289 Bayfield Road P.O. Box 342CIinton, OntarioPhone 482-7898 NOM 1L0 Auction Sale Antique furniture and misc. items etc. to be held for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley in Kinburn Ontario. Go 33/4 miles west of Seaforthon No. 8 highway and 3% miles north. (Watch for signs). Saturday, July 10 1982,12 noon Solid oak round dining table with round cen- tre pedestal with 3 leaves, solid oak round din- ing table with square pedestal with 3 leaves, square dining table with 2 leaves, square din- ing table, twelve antique •washstands, com- plete stripped ready for finish, Jenny Lind bed, spool bed, antique bed plus 2 other beds, 12 chicken coop chairs, 12 gun stock choirs, 3 Boston rockers, wicker rocker, several odd wooden choirs, 2 childs press back rockers ready for stain, pressback nursing rocker, tre- dle sewing machine, wringer washer, card table, severol small tables, antique barn beam hand drill, upholstered platform rocker, top for flat to wall cupboard, 8' ft. of counter top, wooden pump, 2 wooden lawn chairs, 2 bar- rels, bulls eye oil lamp, partial toilet sets, love seat needs work, sod irons and handles, cap- tains chair, 2 antique chairs, 4 folding chairs, 2 antique dressers, 2 chest of drawers, pine blanket box, chest freezer, 2 horse collars and tops, antique shot gun, hand lever chain hoist, antique sealers and milk bottles, 2 hand sows, cross cut saw, garden tiller, International Cadet 75 Rider with electric start lawn mower, Inter- national 2 wheel trailer, crocks, lanterns, cistern pumps, copper boiler. plus other anti- ques, misc. dishes etc. and many extras not mentioned. Church pews little forge, high choir, antique cradle scythe spinning wheel, wool winder, hall tree, 2 chairs, ,wooden cool skuttle, small walnut round table, dresser, heavy oak bed, chandelier. Terms cosh, lunch booth, Forester Ladies Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898 1 I