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16 For Sale
FIREPLACE SCREEN with glass doors,
36" wide and 26" high. Like new, $150.00
236-4468. 40c
OFFICE DESK. Antique. 50"x26". Glass
top. RCA 26" colour T.V. floor model.
Excellent condition. Phone 235-1533. 40c
FOR SALE
POWER TOOLS
6" Jointer; Router; Drill Press; Shaper; 36"
wood lathe; 9" bench saw and many more
carpenter tools etc.
Phone 237-3412
after 6 p.m.
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S4000 ORGAN. Hammond professional
organ, Leslie animation, note accord, bass
pedals, fully -serviced, like new. Firm
$1700.; Certifiable 1962 automatic Mercury
Monteray, 352, 2 door, 55,000 original
miles, investors can't lose. $750.00 firm.
Phone 235-1203. 40SA
TEXAS INSTRUMENT computer disc
dri.e, full expansion system, RS 232,
speech synthesizer, joy sticks, extended
basic multiplan, word processor, editor
assembler, plus other programs. S650.00 or
best offer. Phone 237-3515, 237-3527 after
5 p.m. - 40SA
PLAY PEN, strollers, buggies, large assort-
ment of clothing. Everthrift, 157 Main St.
Exeter. 235-2687. 40tfn
KNITTED SWEATERS, vests, etc. and
crafts. Reasonably priced. Mrs. A.
Fintelman, Farquhar area. Hwy. 83
Kirkton. Phone 229-6538. 40•
LARGE 01L FURNACE 235-1655 even-
ings 235-2598. 40tfn
COLOUR T.V. brand new Belcor 14"
S300.00; 1977 Yamaha DT100 motorcycle
like new $750.00. TR5-80 computer, com-
plete system. Hardly used. Phone 294-6353.
40c
WOOD - Hickory, Ash and Maple cut last
year. You pick up $65.00 one '/z ton pickup
load: No racks. Free round of golf with
each load. Phone Ironwood Golf Club Ex-
eter 235-1521 or 235-0707. 40;41c
APPLES, Courtland, Snows and Kings,
cooking apples, other varieties to follow.
Barry Jeffery. Phone 235-0357. 40tfn
r/. h.p. SAND FILTER for swimming
pool. Good shape. Needs new head.
$200.00. Phone 237-3488 after 4 p.m.40c
APPLES
Macintosh Available -
Saturdays
Frank Sawyer
Crediton Side Road
and No. 4 Hwy'.
• 39tfn
PUMPKINS - for pies or decorations. 193
Mill St. Phone 235-0403. 39:40•
14' ARKANSAS Traveller and trailer, 40
h.p. Johnson motor, 2 gas tanks, water skis
and rope, small electric motor $1700.00. or
best offer. Phone 245-1352. 39:40c
APPLES - Macs, Wolf River, Snows,
Kings, Sweets, Courtlands, cider apples,
cider weekends. McC!ymont Orchards Var-
na, 1 mile south 482-3214. 39:40c
GARAGE SALE'- 296 Huron St. W. Sat.
Oct. 5, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. 40c
MOVING SALE - Sat. Oct. 5. 134 Gidley
St. W. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Rain or shine. In-
cludes bicycles, aluminum siding, etc.40c
HEAVY YEAR OLD HENS, $1.50 each.
Phone 237-3493. 40:41c
ARTIST
SUPPLIES
Artboards, Brushes,
Acrylic Paints,
Charcoal Pencils, Art Nibs
Sketch Pads, Calligraphy.
EXETER
TIMES -ADVOCATE -
30tfnx
FRESH LAMB — the ideal treat. Get one
now for your freezer and be ready to treat
your family and guests royally. Call Bill
Batten at 235-1331 or 235-2184. 28tfnc
YARN — Discount Prices, Beehive Brands,
Ron's Health Centre, Hensall. 32tfnc
17 Wanted To Buy
SCRAP CARS OR TRUCKS, Highest
prices paid. Phone 228-6214. 32-52•
HAY - wanted free of rain and mold.
S60.00 per ton. Phone evenings 439-2192.
36tfn
USED REFRIGERATOR for small
business. Phone 234-6227 after five. 39x
17 Wanted To Buy
CHILD'S WOODEN WAGON with or
without racks. 235-1089 after 5 p.m. 40c
18 Wanted
STUDENT would like passengers who are
travelling to Fanshawe Tuesday and Thurs-
day evenings. 7 to 10 p.m. Phone 233-1655
days. 235-2598 after 4 p.m. 39tfn
CONTRACT BARN for feeder hogs.
Woods & Woods Ltd. 294-6576. 39:40c
19 Property For Sale
3 BEDROOM brick ranch with large main
floor family room, featuring field stone
fireplace with insert. Terrace doors from
kitchen lead to large covered patio. Situated
in a quiet neighbourhood close to all
schools in Parkhill. 294-0084 for appoint-
ment. 38tfn
50 ACRES near Shipka, 8 acres of bush,
with buildings. Phone 234-6268. 38tfn
HAYFIELD AREA 80 acres farm with 3
bedroom cottage $69,000. 245-1641 or
245-1303. 39:40c
20 Property For Rent
NEW ADULT two bedroom apt. close to
post office and shopping, laundry and
parking. 235-1497. 36tfn
CLEAN AND MATURE person to share
house in residential area. Phone 235-1706
evenings. 34tfn
RETAIL OR OFFICE SPACE available
October 1st. Phone 235-2087 after 6:30
p.m. 39tfn
STORAGE SPACE - 35-40,000 bushels of
grain storage space with full aeration floors
and unloading augers. Phone 262-2323.
39-41c
1000 SQ. FT. SHOP, 100 and 550 amp ser-
vice, gas furnace, overhead doors and
washroom. Phone 235-1497. 39tfn
LUCAN - one bedroom; lower heated
apartment. $200.00 monthly. Phone
227-4254 or 227-4312. 40tfn
3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE in Exeter.
Available Nov. 1. Phone 236-4230. 40tfn
LAKE WHALES, FLORIDA in family
park, air conditioned mobile home, sleeps
4. Available now until first of March. For
further information please phone 235-0114.
40c
2 - ONE BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES,
heat, parking, laundry facilities included.
$230.00 monthly. Available in November.
Phone 262-2014 or 262-3448. 40tfn
ONE SOLID BLOCK BUILDING 3 phase
hydro, formerly Hamilton's Machine Shop.
26 Nelson St. Exeter. 235-1655 evenings
235-2598.' 40tfn
FARM HOUSE - 3 bedroom on black -top
road near Dashwood. $285 month.
Available Nov. I. Call 227-4162 after 5:30
p.m. 40:41c
21 For Rent
PLYWOOD FORMS, wedges, portable ce-
ment mixer, power trowels, wheelbarrows,
etc. Form ties stocked. Call Corriveau Ren-
tals by 8:30:.m. or after 5 p.m. Weekdays,
anytime Saturday. 236-4954 Zurich.16tfn
THE "OLD TOWN HALL" auditorium
for rentals including weddings, meetings,
banquet room, lectures, exhibitions, films,
etc. Kitchen facilities available. Contact
Ellison Travel, 235-2000. 8tfn
PROFESSIONAL OFFICE in Lucan has
space available for one man operation with
typing, photocopying and reception services
available. Call 227-4462. 39:40c
26 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
William Hine Mountain
Retired Farmer, Deceased
All creditors and others having claims
against the Estate of William Hine Moun-
tain, late of the Village of Crediton, in the
Township of Stephen, in the C'unty of
Huron, Retired Farmer, deceased, who
died at the Town of Exeter, in the County
of Huron on or about the 28th day of June,
1985, are hereby notified to send full par-
ticulars of their claims to the undersigned
Solicitors for the Executor on or before the
30th day of October, 1985, 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 18th day
of September, 1985.
Waghorn, Stephens & De Young
Box 610, St. Marys, Ontario
Solicitors for the Executor
39-41c
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* Clearing Farm Machinery
&Narvestoresilo auction sale for pawl Wallis, *
* Lot 25, Cows. 9, Diddelple Twp. 2nd road north *
* of No. 7 Hwy. on 23 Hwy.
Wed., October Ili at 1 p.m.
• J.D. tractors, etc. full list next week.
Auctioneers
* Hugh Filson Tom Robson,
♦( 666-0833 666-1967
4 -************4-4- 4-******* *
♦ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
* • Clearing Estate Farm Auction
*For the estate of David J. Glover, Lot 5, Con. 3
* Nissouri Twp. 4 mi. S. of Thorndale, just N. of
*Crumlin United Church which is on No. 2 kwy.
* East of London. *
* Saturday Oct. 5 - 12:00 noon
* TRACTORS: J.D. 4240 diesel tractor with air and cab, J.D. 2130 *
* diesel tractor J.D. 1830 diesel tractor with J.D. 145 loader, set *
* of 18.4 x 38 duals, 2 sets tractor chains.
* MACHINERY: Dunham wheel disc, Norcan 5 fur. semi mount
plow, J.D. fert. and grain drill, N.H. 477 haybine; N.W. side rake
Jr on rubber, N.I. 50' bale elevator, M.F. 125 baler with thrower,
* (Like new), 2 bale racks and wagons, Int. 18' vibrashonk cult.
* with wings, N.H. 358 mix mill, 2 forage wagons, one Gehl (like
* new), Int. 400 cyclone 4 row planter with insecticides, 2 hop-
per bins and wagons, 2 wheeled trailer, chain harrows, packer,
N.H. crop chopper, hay feed wagon, 27,3 pt. h. blades, Allied
* 36' PTO grian auger, motors, Windpower generator on trailer,
* J.D. 40 PTO manure spreader, J.D. spreader used for feeder,
* Eastern 2 auger snow blower, power washer,misc.farm tools,
* parts of rotary mower.
DAIRY EQUIP: Mueller bulk tank, 132 U.S. gal. and washer,
* steel sinks, Universal pipe line milker, 4 units and washer, 4
* Surge milk meters, breeding wheel, feed cart, 5'/, ton bulk feed Jr
* bin and auger, silo unioader.
* FEED: Approx. 6000 1st and 2nd cut hoy bales, 1000 bales straw *
quantity of barley. *
* HORSE: Bay pleasure, halter broken.
* VEHICLES: 1979 Chev. 4 wheel drive pickup. Will be certified, *
sf new paint. Topper for pickup. 1974 Monte Carlo car, recently *
* overhauled. Selling as is. 1978 M.F. snowmobile. *
* TERMS: cash sale day. Church booth.
AUCTIONEERS
* Hugh Filson Tom Robson
* 666-0833 666-1967
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26 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Gerald Rae Armstrong
Late of R.R. no. 1, Zurich, in the.County
of Huron, Farmer, deceased. Creditors and
others having claims against the above
estate are required to send full particulars
of such claims to the undersigned Solicitors
for the Estate on or before the 31st day of
October, 1985, after which date the estate's
assets will be distributed; having regard on-
ly to claims that have then been received.
Mitchell, Hockin and Dawson
100 Dundas Street, Main Floor
London, Ontario, N6A 5B6
Solicitors for the Estate
39-4Ir:
27 Tenders Wanted
TENDER
Tenders will be received at the office of
Elmer U. Bell, Q.C. 417 Main St. Exeter
up to and including October 7th, 1985 for
residential property in the Village of
Crediton, on the following terms:
(I) Property is described as Part of Lot G,
Plan 210 having approximate frontage of
110 feet by a depth of 374 feet and and on
which is situate a one -storey brick dwelling
(2) Tenders close October 7th, 1985
(3) Tenders subject to a reserve bid
(4) Tenders to be accompanied by a cer-
tified cheque for a deposit of $1,000.00
which will be returned if tender is not
accepted
(5) Highest or any tender not necessarily
accepted
(6) Closing date for accepted tender, Oc-
tober 22nd, 1985
For further information please contact
either Elmer D. Bell, Q.C. or one of the
undersigned executors of the estate of Ray
Edison Wilhelm, Gordon Kenney, R.R. 2,
Crediton or William McNutt, Box 164, Hay
P.O. (237-3716).
39:40c
28 Auction Sales
SATURDAY, Oct. 19 10 a.m. McLean
Auction Centre, Lindsay. Consignments of
farm machinery, vehicles, Ski Doos, trac-
tors, construction equipment, tools consign
by Oct. 3. Phone (705) 324-2783 or bring
to barn. Equipment dealers welcome.
40x
ONTARIO'S largest farm machinery con;
signment sate, -Norwich, Ont. Fri. Ont. 1 I,
1985 10 a.m. (Sales conducted second Fri-
day each month). Approx. 150-175 tractors
plus all types of farm equipment. Con-
signments welcome. For more information
call (519) 424-9998 or(519) 424-9093. Pro-
prietors K.S. Hamulecki & Sons. 40x
AUCTION SALE 75 late models used and
rebuildable cars and trucks. Sat. Oct. 5,
1985 10:30 a.m. Schneiders Auto Wreck-
ing, Rostock, Ont. (near Stratford) (519)
393-6169 or 595-8365. 40x
ONTARIO Thanksgiving Weekend DJ-
Kilmorie Simmentals Fall Production Sale.
Oct. 12, 1985, 12 noon at Kilmorlie Farms,
Bradford, Ont. (705) 458-4333. Expect
another super ofering from DJ -K. With the
number of females they have to choose
from you know there will be some gteat
ones. Kingfield Simmental Production Sale,
Ont. 12 1095 5 p.m. at Kingfield Farms,
King City, Ont. (416) 773-4472. Kingfield
Farms is one of the oldest Simmental
breeding establishments in North America.
National Capital Joint Production Sale,
Oct. 13, 1985 12 noon at Hobb's Sale
Arena. Ashton, Ont. Look for another ex-
cellent offering from these Eastern Ontario
and Quebec breeders. For catalogues and
information contact: Transcon Livestock
Inc., no. 140, 1935 - 32nd Ave. N.E.;
Calgary, Alta. T2E 7C8; (413) 250-2990.
40x
LUCAN SCORES
Inter -town Ladies: Lucan 161,2,
Goderich 131z. Jan Capitano 256-703,
Audrey Watt 268-658. Men: Lucan 41,
Mike's No. 2 - 7 points. Kim Giles
303,302-1349, Ray Hands 310-1201.
Monday Ladies: Jan Capitano
229-665, Audrey Scott 236-643, Sue
Johnston 236-618, Louise Sutherland
279, Audrey Watt 276, Edie Burt 236,
Shirley Fowles 229, Kit Hearn 227,
Helen Hardy 227, Leslie Lindsay 224,
Muriel Kennedy 222, Lynn Smith 222,
Donna Dixon 221, Heather Gillan 220,
Luanne Herbert 220.
Tuesday Juniors: Shawn Kraft 218,
Peter Gibson 214, Shane Gillan 169,
Tabatha Perry 165, Stephen Snider
148, Jason Waytowich 146, Janine
Dickey 138, Jane Grider 122, Jodi Rid-
dell 131.
Colleen's: Nina Knee 234-534,
Sharon Gibson 260, Nadine Hickson
244, Sharon Kingma 227, Sue Heffer-
nan 211, Marion Dykeman 207.
Senior Citizens: Frank DeBlock
223, Ed Armstrong 204, Verna
Dowdall 201, Hilda O'Connor 190,
Henry DenOtter 162, Lillus Clatwor-
thy 156.
Wednesday Bantams: David
Wilcox 134, Kellie Williams 134, Jason
Wyatt 110, David Damen 106, Tammy
Graham 103, Lyntlsay Dick 102.
Wednesday Mixed: Bob Pipe
282-680, bonna Evans 255, Rollie Car-
ty 244, Gary Melvin 221, Joel Chill -
Times -Advocate, October 2, 1985 Pa • e 13A
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LEGION MEMBERS FOR 40 YEARS — As part of Legion Week, special awards were made ot the R.E.
Pooley Exeter branch of the Royal Canadian Legion Monday night. Those receiving 40 years pins are
shown above. Back, left, Harold Holtzmann, Howard Holtzmann, Gerry Lawson, Walt Bentley, Glenn
Robinson, Bill Snow, Gord McTavish, Bob Dinney and Doug Wedlake. Front, Len McKnight, Harry Cole,
Stan Frayne, Roy Brock, Graham Mason, Chuck Snell, Jim Hamilton and Sam. Bower.
Sunday school students
get awards at Cromarty
By MRS. ROBERT LAING
The Sunday School pupils joined in
the worship service of Cromarty
Kippen 4-H
choose name
By MARGARET HOGGARTH
The third meeting of Kippen 3 4-H
Club was held on Tuesday September
24 at Brucefield church. The 4-H
pledge was repeated and minutes of
the last meeting were read by
Theresa Van Dorp. The roll call was
completed and our books passed
around to other members to be
checked.
The name of the club was decided
upon and we will be known as "Kip -
pen Kitchen Kuties". We worked on
making Cornish pastry, and a coconut
banana cream pie, which both turn-
ed out to be very tasty, then discuss-
ed our book work and home activities
for that meeting, after which we ad-
journed. Press -reporter Paulette
Predhomme.
Kippen United Church
Pastor Lorne Keays presided in the
pulpit of St. Andrews on Sunday
September 29. The ministry of music
was presented by the choir singing
"It's a Miracle" accompanied by
Mrs. Barbara Cooper at the organ.
For the children's story time, Rev.
Lorne Keays used a map to illustrate
to the boys and girls that the Holy Bi-
ble is their map to help them find their
way in life. The sermon entitled "Are
the 10 Commandments worth bother-
ing about today?" was expounded
upon by Rev. Lorne Keays telling us,
--as games need rules, societies need
laws. The 10 commandments are the
laws God gave to the nation of Israel
and on which Judaic -Christian na-
tions are built and are the means to
live together in a meaningful and con-
structive way. Christians seek to obey
the commandments in the spirit and
light of Jesus.
Bulletin reminders: Sunday Oc-
tober 6 is World -Wide Communion
Sunday, and Kippen will therefore be
celebrating the Sacrament of Holy
Communion.
Kippen's Anniversary Service is
Sunday October 20 at 11 am. Kippen
Church's annual fall supper will be
Wednesday November 13, in the
Brucefield church as usual.
Personals
The sympathy of the community is
extended to Lloyd and June Cooper
and son Scott, and Jim and Beth
Cooper, all of the Kippen area, on the
death of Florence Cooper on
September 23. Florence had been a
resident of the Kippen area for many
years.
ingworth 220, Diane Carty 207. Bill
Cornelissen 201.
Friday Mixed: Pat Holland 256-680,
Wayne Smith 230-657, Winnie
Rohicheau 234-645, Paul Smith
246-645, Harold Smith 232-639. ()avid
Smith 216-618, Jackie Arnold 238.
Sunday Mixed: Linda Webber
281-796, Bill Dixon 254-712, Lenore
Latulippe 236-695, Sylvia F'ahner
258-633, Dorothy Gaiser 234-628, Larry
Gibson 240-616, Andy McIntyre
214-605, Gary Dunlop 244.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Qf household effects, antiques, tools and
miscellaneous articles for
Charlie and Hazel Campbell, at their residence:
Con. 21 5 miles west of Parkhill on No. 7
Highway, turn left at Sylvan Sunoco, 1/4 mile
south.
Saturday, October 5 at 12:30 p.m.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: 4 pc. chesterfield (new), Admiral frost -
free refrigerator (new), 30" Kenmore stove, G.E. dryer, wringer
washer, 3 pc. bedroom suite, beds, dining room table, older
2 pc. chesterfield, various good tables, choirs, recliner, 2-26"
colour TV's, vacuum cleaner, new kerosene heater, electric
heater, hot plate, many misc. kitchen items.
Good selection of hand and power tools including: Skill saw,
drills ,bench saw, 2 roto -tillers, 31/2 & 5 hp riding lawn mower,
wheel barrow, rolls of fence, wire, barrels, aluminum door and
louvered door, buglight. New gas push mower, extension lad-
der, 12 gouge single barrel shot gun (must obtain certificate)
ANTIQUES d COLLECTABLES: slush scraper, cream separator,
doubletrees, whiffletree, harness parts, wooden plane, butter
bowl, spade and print, several oil lamps and lanterns, incl.
peanut and finger lamps, depression gloss, press glass,
Noritake, Nippon, Carnival glass, various other antiques. Many
other useful items. No reserve, as house is sold, owners mmppv-
ing to Senior's Apartments. Owner or auctioneer not responsi-
ble for accidents day of sole.
TERMS: Cosh or cheques with I.D., please 'register wth clerk
before sale.
BRUCE COULTER — AUCTIONEER
519-294.6305
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Presbyterian Church on Sunday mor-
ning. The junior choir of 20 girls and
boys sang Love is a Circle with their
pianist, Carol Ann Scott, at the organ.
Superintendent Alice Gardiner
presented seals for perfect atten-
dance from September 1984 to June
1985 to: Trevor Elliott and Cain
Templeman - 2nd yr.; Lisa Pullman
- 3rd yr.; Catrah Templeman - 4th
yr.; Christopher Scott and Steven
Pullman - 5th yr.; LariJo Gardiner -
6th yr.; Sarah Elliott - 7th yr.; Leanne
Gardiner - 8th yr.; Danny Elliott - 9th
yr.; Sherri Elliott - l lth yr.
LariJo Gardiner received a
memory work certificate for having'
completed Pt. III of the Primary
Course.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. L. Scott attend-
ed the funeral of Muriel's cousin,
Clare Wilson, in Detroit on Friday.
Gordon and Eva Laing and Robert
and Ruth Laing attended the funeral
of their aunt, Mrs. George Reeves, in
Stratford on Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Reeves, the former Olive Jefferson,
was Assistant Supervisor of Nurses in
Stratford General Hospital for
several years around 1950.
Returns Home
Isabel Kerslake has arrived home
after accompanying her daughter,
Barbara Froats, on a three-week trip
to Greece and the surrounding area.
The greater part of their time was
spent touring Greece to see the ruins,
excavation sites, historical cities such
as Corinth, etc., in that mountainous
country. From Greece they took boat
cruises to Egypt, Turkey, Cyprus and
Israel where they saw many of the''
biblical places such as Bethlehem and
Jerusalem.
Egyptian points of interest were the
Sphinx, the pyramids, the King Tut
Museum, and the making of papyrus.
The method of making papyrus hasn't
changed since ancient times except
for the replacing of the weights with
clamps. Throughout the whole trip the
group was blessed with beautiful
weather.
Elect Slate
Bill Mahan presided for the 1st
Cromarty Boy Scout Cub, and Beaver
registration meeting on Wednesday
night in Cromarty Church. The 1985-86
executive were elected as follows:
chairman, Bill Mahon; secretary,
Betty Stoneman; treasurer, Ruth La-
ing; phone committee, Sandra Kemp,
'Joan Dow, Jack Christie, and Linda
Pullman.
Plans were made to hold Apple Day
the. 'last Saturday in October.
This years leaders are: Scouts, Bill
Cameron; and. Roger Rice; Cubs,
Rhea Cameron and Carol Ann Scott ;
Beavers, Margaret Schrader and
Twyla Waddell.
Personals
Lillian Douglas and Ruth La tg at-
tended the executive meeting and
afternoon session of the Stratford -
Huron Presbyterial fall rally on
Wednesday. Also attending the after-
noon session were Muriel Scott, Ed-
na Stoneman, Mary Elliott and Agnes
Lamond.
The Staffa and Cromarty Youth
group met in Cromarty Presbyterian
Church on Sunday evening with a
good attendance. The next meeting
will be held in two weeks, October 13,
in the Family Life Centre in Staffa.
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Pat Lyon 243-2713
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Auction Sale
Of household furnishings, -antiques and
miscellaneous items on
Saturday, October 19 - 12:30 p.m.
To be held on the premises of 61 Sanders St. E. Exeter, for Mr.
and Mrs. Norm Wolper, also the estate of the late Mrs. Ruby
Koch.
Complete listing in later issue.
Auctioneer Norm Whiting
For further information call 235-1964 or 235-1031
Large Auction Sale
Cor, antiques, furniture, appliances, glassware, bedding, piano
etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Born, Clinton, Ont.
for Howard Currie, Helen Wells and other consignors:
Sot., October 5 ot 10 o.m.
1973 Plymouth 4 door 6 cylinder, automatic, radio as is,
Westinghouse fridge and 30" electric stove, matching
Westinghouse automatic washer and dryer, Zenith 23 chest
freezer, Frigidaire washer, Roy dryer, wringer washer, nine
piece dining room suite, Heintzmon upright piano, piano stool
and bench, large antique chest of drawers, antique jam style
cupboard w/floc to wall top, 5 piece bedroom suite, washstand,
wooden extension table w/3 leaves, open washstand, 3 wooden
rockers, wicker rocker, Victorian platform rocker and side chair,
childs pressback rocker, pressbock highchair, French Provin-
cial chesterfield and chair, Kroehler chesterfield and chair,
dovenpvrt couch, floor model stereo, parlour tables, antique
blanket box, cedar blanket box, trunks, 2 steel baby cribs, cedar
chest, large French Provincial coffee table, odd chairs, floor
lamp, carpet, large offering of old hooked rugs, electric sew-
ing machine in stand, rollaway bed, odd chests of drawers, elec-
tric heaters, 2 oil lamps, several crocks, dishes and glassware
including antique pieces, pots and pans, small appliances, pic-
nic table, pictures, table lamps, Conadiana Lawn mower 6
months old, Lawn Boy lawn mower, small wheel barrow, Old
ICE BOX, lawn chairs, gorden tools, bedding and towels, plus
our usual large offering.
TERMS CASH
Auctioneer Richard Lobb, 482-7898 Clinton