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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-07-23, Page 2917 TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT: 8 N. Ford, John Deere 60 A.R., IMcKee self unloading forage horvester with 24 ft. racks and pipes, 3 pth. Case mower, I.H. side rake, cultivator, 3 drum 0roller, diamond harrows with steel pole, I.H. grain drill, stiff tooth cultivater, 3 pth. blade and manure loader, wagon and T gravity box, I.H. 400 manure spreader, 2 and 3 furrow trail plows, '/4 hp electric motor, chain saw, lumber, hydraulic jack, buzz saw, electric clippers and fencers, cedar kindling and many other small items. ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES: Old sideboard -buffet with mir- O ror find knick-knack shelves, two oak spool leg diningroom oak and wood leather seated choirs, wood chairs, large pic- tables with 5 and 6 leaves, pine wall and Hoosier type cupboard ture frames, pine quilt box, old wood spool baby cradle with mattress, 3 piece wood high -board bed with matching dreser ilwith mirror, wash stand, and wash basin and picture, set of pink flamingo pictures and frames, book stand, pine single bed and matching dresser with mirror, potatoe scuffler, hiller and o digger, bag cart, 6 ga. crock. ' HOUSEHOLD: ENTERPRISE wood cook stove with water reser- voir and oven (like new), McClory cook stove, refrigerator, sew- ing machines, studio couch, high chair, old love seat and chair, velour rocker, electric clock, plates, glassware, blankets, quilts, drapes; tdblecloths, linen, knives and many more kitchen utensils. Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents. Terms cash. Lunch booth. ' Auctioneer John Finlay 236-4814 16 For Sc;' ROUND BALE CARRIER, b'x10'trailer . Gardener's trailer 4 cu. ft. Wedding dress and veil. Phone 237-3724, 235-1993 even- ings. 28tfn ROTO TiLLER, 31/4 h.p. Briggs and Strat- ton, rebuilt, tires, gear box 5150.00. Display cabinet 7'x7'x2', glass shelves (adjustible) neon light in top, two sliding drawers, oak trim, oak veneer. Ideal for store or closet $350.00. Phone 235-2471. 30SA TANDEM UTILITY TRAILER, steel frame, aluminum body, 6 ft. wide x 7 ft. long, 20 in. high sides, over I ton capaci- ty. 227-4049. 29,30c DASHWOOD, mellinium patio door, 5 ft. door, like new. Apply to August Gregus 235-1647. 29,30c WHEAT STRAW. Phone 262-2821.29,30• 20" BOY'S BIKE, 12" sidewalk bike, chalkboard on stand, booster car seat, toilet training chair, hooded barbeque, humidifier, range hood, double bed, 1/4 an- tique wooden bed, old floor Tamp. Phone 235-1632. 29,30• KITCHEN CUPBOARDS, in excellent condition. Phone 23-5-1009. 30SA 50 OLD CHAIRS - all stripped and sand- ed, some refinished, press backs, oak chairs, 2 high chairs, crib, 2 bird cages. G. Ullyat, 46 Ont. St. N. 284-2766. 30SA CHESTERFIELD, and matching chair, ex- cellent condition S250.00; 3 combination doors, 2 French doors, several sheets of glass, all for 5100.00. J. Payne, Oakwood Park, Grand Bend. 238-2111. 30,31c NOW READY - freshly peeled pickling onions. Also farm fresh produce. Thedford Co -Op Storage Ltd. Elizabeth St. Thedford Please telephone ahead for larger orders. 296-4987. Open Monday to Friday 9-5 and Saturday 9-12. 30-34c USED MATCHING 15 cu. ft. refrigerator and 30" stove, copper: Asking 5250.00. Please call after 5 p.m. 235-0799. 30,3Ic 17 Wonted To Buy ADDISON two colour plastic radios wanted. Paying $50 5150. Phone collect (416)641-1480. 30x CHILD'S STROLLER in good condition. Phone 262-5089. 30c 19 Property For Sale FANTASTIC CENTRALIA OPPOR- TUNITY to operate your own business. Modern store and apartment a sure money maker. Owner ill. Phone 228-6236.30SA HOUSE FOR SALE - close to downtown. Two bedroom bungalow, carpeting throughout, Gebel cabinets, excellent con- dition. 554,900. Apply Box IOIP, Exeter Times Advocate, Exeter, Ont. NOM ISO. 30c 20 Property For Rent INDUSTRIAL or WAREHOUSE space for rent. Call 235-0141. 16tfnc PRIME RETAIL or OFFICE space available. Call 235-0141. 161 fnc ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT. $216.81 per month. Phone 473-3340. 24tfn APARTMENT - one large single bedroom apartment 5250 month; Heat and water supplied. Available immediately. Clan Lan Apartments 227-4621. Ask'for Larry.25tfn ALL NEW 3 -one bedroom apartments above Standard Trust. Fully carpeted, ap- pliances included. Front door security. Suitable for adults. No pets. Available Ju- ly 15, 1986. References required. Phone 235-1060. 26tfn ONE BEDROOM Apartment available Aug. 1, heat and stove included. 5225. per month. Between Exeter and L.ucan. Phone 293-3011. 28tfn ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT, heated, hot water, refrigerator, stove, drapes, gar- hage collection, parking supplied. No pets. Available August I, 1986. Call 262-2409. 29tfn THREE BEDROOM, conveniently located. Phone 235-1286 after 6:30.29! fn COTTAGES FOR RENT, last two weeks • of August, sand beach, good fishing, 10 percent discount. Campground by day, week, hydro and water, seasonal, S325. Star lake Lodge; 705-7324087. 30x THREE BEDROOM, conveniently located. Phone 235-1286 after 6:30.3Otfc ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT Available August 1 with stove arid fridge Rent 5230. per month includes all utilities Maple Woods Apartments for seniors cro Bluewater Rest Home Zurich 236.4373 301fnc OFFICES. 2 ground floor offices. 12'x12' and 19's13' in Lilian. Parking. Phone 227-4497. 30:31e MODERN 3 bedroom home with family room in family neighbourhood Dashwood. Available August 15. References please. London 432-314(1 evenings. 30c Township of Tuckersmith TENDER Egmondville Water Expansion foaled tenders addressed to Lha Township Clerk, J.R. McLachlan, OMR 117. R.R. 3, Clinton, Ontario, will be received until 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, August 3, 1006 for the expansion and construc- tion of water mains and services In the hamlet of Egmondville. Plans, specifications, and tender documents may be obtained from the office of ■.M. Ross 6 Associates . Ooderich, Ontario. for a payment of a nonrefundable fee of 413.00. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 1.R. McLachlan Clerk -Treasurer Township of Tuckersmlth 21 Foo Rent PLY W 000 I'ORMS, wedges, portable ce- ment mixer, power trowels, wheelbarrows, etc. Form ties stocked. Call Corrtveau Ren- tals by 8:30 a.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 22 For Sole or Rent TRAILERS - Travel, 5th Wheels, Hard- tops, New and Used. Golden Falcon, Pro- wler, Lionel, Fibco. Hitches, Truck Caps, Running Boards. Sales, Rentals, Repairs, Camp -Out Hwy. 8, 1 mi. W. of Stratford. 393-5938. 14-31c 23 Wonted To Rent FOR AUGUST 1 or September 1, Exeter area homb in town or country. Responsi- ble working couple. 1-681-0569 evenings, collect. 30• 28 Auction Sales CARSON'S SUMMER INVITATIONAL Draft Horse Sale, Saturday August 9, 12 noon. Selling 100 top quality show horses from some of the top stables in North America. Friday, August 8: Hitching and preview of all horses 2-5 p.m.; barbect,. 6-8 p.m.; barn dance 9 p.m. Catalogues available., For further information call David Carson, (519) 291-2049. Carson's Sales Arena, Listowel. 30x LARGE CLEARANCE and Consignment Auction Friday, July 25, 10 a.m. Approx- imately 50 tractors, cars and trucks, over 200 pieces of farm equipment including garden tractors. More information dial (519) 534-1638, Wayne Ward Farm Equip- ment highway No. 6, Wiarton. 30x ONTARIO'S LARGEST FARM MACHINERY Consignment Sale, Nor- wich, Ontario. Friday, August 8, 1986, 10 a.m. (Sales conducted second Friday each month). Approximately 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 and Sons. 30x AVANTREOWIR lariPONter 235.1331 FOR SALE BY TENDER Sealed Tenders, clearly marked as to contents, will be received by the under- signed until 12 Noon WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, '86 for one (1) and/or two (2) METAL CLAD PORTABLE CLASSROOMS measuring approximately 24' s 32', with thermo pone windows, hydro ser- vice, steel frame undercarrlege end may be spilt In half for easier re- location. Inspection by appointment only. The successful bidder will remove the building from the site as soon as possi- ble but not later than August 22, 1946 and assumes all .liability end relocatable expenses. The highest or any tender not necawrr- ly accepted. HURON -PERTH COUNTY R.C.S.S. BOARD P.O. Box 70 DUBLIN, Ontario NOK 1E0 William Eckert Ronald Marcy Director Chairman ******************44( * Filson & Robson * COMING AUCTIONS July 23 Furniture & Antiques - Ilderton Fair Grounds - 6:00* p.m. July 24 Farm Mach. - A Coc- quyt - Edgewood - 6:00 p.m. July 26 Beef Feeding Equip. - J. Dickenson - Con. 14, Ldn. * Twp. 1:00 p.m. Aug. 2 J. Monteith Sale tem- porarily Cancelled Aug. 2 Antique, Household * Farm Mach. - J. Haskett Con. 13, Ldn Twp. 12:00 *. Aug. 8 Farm Mach. & Household - J. Sutherland -; Con. 4, Caradoc Twp. 6:00 p.m. cJ Aug. 9 Farm Mach. & * Household - C. Dufton - Con.* 3, Nissouri Twp. -12:00 Aug. 16 Clearing Sale - L.* Dunham - Lobo - Caradoc * Townline * Aug. 20 Stein Br'os"Swine * * Production - Tavistock - 7:00 * p.m. * Aug. 23 Ontario Limousin * Cattle Sale - Markham * Aug. 27 Household - W. * it Kaufman, 139 Hamilton Rd., * * Dorchester * Aug. 30 Large Consignment * * for Kirkton Optimist Club, - * Kirkton * Book Your Fall Sale Now * Some Good Dates Still * -Available *e*444*4*44**4*4*44 1 FOR SALE BY TENDER A parcel of land described as Part of Lot 4, Lake Rood Conces- sion East, Township of Hay, consisting -of approximatply two (2) acres of land and containing a four (4) classroom vacated school. Specifications and tenders forms available upon request from the administrative office of the Board. Tenders close at.12 noon August 15, 1986. The best or any tender not necessarily accepted. Huron -Perth County R.C.S.S. Board Dublin, Ontario Phone 519-345-2440 W. Eckert Director i R. Marcy Chairman By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE Mr and Mrs Haden Kirby,Kingston, are visiting With Rev Robert and Mrs Matheson and Jennifer. Mr. and Mrs Donald Bray visited one day last week with Mrs Goldie Rosenfield, Meetly. Mrs Joe Duncan, Aylmer, has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs Jack Dun- can. The sympathy of the communi- ty is extended to the Duncans in the recent passing of the former's brother, the late William Sillery. Mr. and Mrs Neil Valentine, Cum- nock Scotland, visited recently with Mr and Mrs Gerry Riehl. Mrs Barrie Oliver and Julie, New Hamburg, Mrs Jack Duncan, Mrs Ken Duncan, Mrs Don Richardson, Erin and Lori attended a bridal shower for Miss Shirley Miller, bride elect of August. The shower was held on Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs Rob Baxter, Mitchell. Mr and Mrs Ron Goodfellow, Kristine and Grant, Georgetown, Mr and Mrs Art Healey and Andrew, Elliot Lake, spent the week -end with Mr and Mrs Gerry Riehl and Tonya. Church News Rev Robert Matheson was in charge of the summer church service on Sunday morning. Bill and Rhoda Rohde played the violin and piano before the service, for the hymns and after the service. Rev Matheson told the children's story, and then he read the Scripture Lesson. Paul gives us the sense of Jesus' mission - some people responded to that mission while others did not because the Messiah did not come in the expected `package'. Next Sunday, July 27, the Worship Service and picnic is to be held at the Morrison Dam at 10:30 a.m. Please bring your cups, plates,cutlery, pic- nic basket and lawn chairs. Sports will be held after dinner. Come and make this event a fun afternoon. Auction Sale 0 GRADUATES — Janet Winters, daughter of Andre and Mariette Bilcke, Hensall and wife of Frank Winters, Toronto graduated from the Dental Hygiene Program at Durham College in Oshawa on May 24. Janet received the Clinical Award of Excellence and successfully received her Royal College of Dental Surgeons licence June 11 and has accepted positions with her former .employer Dr. Edward Philip, Toronto and with Dr. Gerald Pearson, Toronto. Twilight Clearing Auction Sale of power and hand tools, household furnishings and misc. items. On Thursday evening 6:30 p.m., July 31, 1986. 11/4 miles east of Dublin on No. 8 Hwy. and 1 V, miles north, or 33/4 miles west of Mitchell on No. 8 Highway and 11/4 miles north, on Lot 30, concession 2, Logan township. For the estate of the late Mr. Frederick Charles Kite. POWER & HAND TOOLS National power tool, model No. 15 table saw, 2 -electric belt sanders, power planer, B & D '/4 inch drill, 2 -jig saws, '/4 inch drill, press, B & D grinder, 24 inch chain saw, cement mixer, small air compressor, paint sprayer, 3 inch vise, shop vac, metal wheel barrow, extension ladder, step ladder, snow blower, Roto tiller, Master Craft lawn mower, 2 -Coleman stoves, large quantity of hand tools, propane torch, air filter, blow torch, grease guns, clamps, 5 and 4 ft. work benches, garden tools, 2 pair of snow shoes, firewood and much more. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS chesterfield, 2 -platform rockers, swivel rockers, buffet, small table and benches, 54" bed, metal clothes organizer, trouble light, Woods 8 cu. ft. deep freeze, refrigerator, 40" electric range, Electrohome 20" colour portable TV, Sylvania solid state TV, Realistic TRS. 4SS CB transmittvriand receiver, microphone, Titon rodio, and 8 track, Concerto 8 frock tape player, Sanyo solid state stereo with 8 track, 3 speed record player, electric appliances such as breakfast nook, toaster, iron, frypan, deep fryer, pots and pans and dishes, world globe and stand, oil lamps, books, and several other items. For information contact auctioneer Norm Whiting 235-0680 or 235-1931 AUCTION SALE Of trailer, construction household furnishings, Saturday, July 26, 1986, 12:30 noon. 21/2 miles east of Dashwood and 11/4 miles south, or 5 mile west of Exeter on Huron St., for Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Grasdahl. TRAILER, TRUCK AND EQUIPMENT 14' tandem H.D. trailer with 16" side racks, boom truck with 1 ton chassis, central air con- ditioning unit, 3 M photo copier, asst. of storm windows and doors, misc., building materials, 20 gal. paint, 2 elec. hand saws, hand tools, cement mixer mortar tub, 1-60 cycle 3 hp 3 phase electric motor new, 1 HP 60 cycle, 3 phase elec. motor, 3 HP 60 cycle single phase elect. motor, 2 submersible pumps (1 with control box and pipe), sump pump, S.D. - 12 - 100 Well Master 19/82 deep well pump (like new), shallow well pump with pressure tank, heavy duty steel decorative wrought iron, gate with posts, 7 open web steel joists, 11'6" long, platform lift on casters, I beam, steel kitchen cabinet with wood fronts, four wheel dolly, office chair, wooden nail kegs, several other items. FURNITURE & MISC ITEMS 17 cu. ft. freezer, office Credenza, console stereo walnut cabinet, calculator, odd chairs, round wicker table and 4 chairs, 5 pc. card table set, 9 restaurant bar stools, 54" box, mattress and legs, ping pong table, wine rack, coffee maker, sealers, Tempwood downdraft stove, reel type lawn mower, 1 furrow plough and cultivator for garden trac- tor, golf cart, several other items. TERMS CASH. For further information contact Norm Whiting Auctioneer Phone 235-0680, 235-1931 equipment and materials, • CI 1'______ -_- 'g3'-.-_-'Elt Lal Lal tots: AUCTION SALE For Mr. Frank McClinchey, 5 miles north o Zurich on Saturday, July 26 at 12:30 p.m. 0 isfsism=immx=vestammecIaMEEMIMIIMEICIMEEIMMEININIMMO Times -Advocate, July 23, 1986 Pogo 13A News from Cromarty Crowurst, who with her husband, is vacationing with Ernest and Yvonne Dow, speak on her social work among the Africans in the Congo. The Crowhursts worked with Ernest when he was with the Blind Mission in Africa. She said that it frequently takes an African family in the Congo as much as two or two and one-half hours to walk to church and the same to walk back home. So, a service isn't worth going to unless it's at least two and a half hours long. They are enthusiastic singers, having several groups of fathers, mothers, teens, children, etc. who take turns singing. The church is very much a social meeting place for the youth. Although French is the of- ficial language, there are so m Lny tribal languages that it is difficult to preach a sermon that everyone understands. Mrs. Crowhurst, who has been in the Congo for 25 years, plans to con- tinue until retirement age, or until the people are ready to take over for themselves. Mr. Crowhurst, who is with the Salvation Army, read the scripture on the "Good Samaritan", and the minister, Ernest Dow, assisted by the children in the congregation acted out the story. Personals Kathy Douglas, Calgary, has been spending the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Douglas, and visiting her Ontario friends. Isabel Kerslake is home after holidaying for a week at Grand Bend. N MRS. ROMAT LAING Grace Kerslake presided tor the Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary meeting at her home in Mitchell, Tuesday evening. She opened with a poem, "Flowers Leave their Fragrance". Doris Miller had the scripture, reading from I James. Joy Scott gave a humorous reading, "Over Hill, Over Dale, Mom's Hot on Berry Pickin' Trail". Nine members and one visitor answered the roll call with a verse from the book of proverbs. The presi- dent, Betty Lou Norris was in charge of the business when a donation was made to Cromarty Ladies Aid. Roberta Templeman gave the study book dealing with the native peoples -past, present, and future. She outlined the history of some of the Canadian tribes including the Six Na- tions, Hurons, Crees and Ojibwas. Mrs. Templeman also described the work at Huron Feathers, a Presbyterian church and day camp on the beach at Sauble Beach. For the future she asked, "What do you think our congregation or denomination should be doing in its ministry to Native people?" Ruth Laing provided the pro- gramme number, playing on the organ keyboard. Hymn was sung with Betty Lou Norris at the keyboard and the meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. Combined services Cromarty Church members are meeting with Hibbert United in Staf- ta during the month of July. un Sun- day morning they heard Mrs. Fred AUCTION SALE Of cattle feeding and harvesting equipment for Jim Dickenson, concession 14, London Twp., 2 mi. N. of Bryanston, 2 mi. S. of Edgewood or No. 7 Hwy. Turn east off Highbury at Cheese Factory. Saturday, July 26 - '1:00 p.m. FARM MACHINERY: Gehl 600 harvestor with hydraulic knife sharpener, hay head, and 2 row corn head, Kools KB 54 blower complete with pipes, N.H. 351 power take off grinder mill which mounts on Kool blower, three Farmhand forage racks with roofs and heavy duty Horst wagons (like new), N.H. 277 baler (real good), 40 ft. tubular elevator, Little Giant double chain elevator with electric motor, 32 ft. Little Giant elevator PTO; No. 14 side rake, bale stooker, gravity box, N.I. 215 PTO, twg beater manure spreader, Int. 570 PTO tandem 2 beater manure spreader with hydraulic end gate (like new), truck parts, PTO pump, land roller, harrows, fuel tanks and pumps for pickup truck, electric motors, hydraulic cylinders, etc. etc. CATTLE FEEDING EQUIPMENT: Badger 12" 80 ft. auger feeder (like new), Patz 55 ft. single chain feed conveyor, Badger 18 ft. silo unloader, 14 ft. Butler silo unloader, two 24 ft. Patz silo unlcaders complete with motors, tripod, cables, etc., 6 stable fans, livestock needles, etc., two 4 in. grain augers. Mr. Dicken- son is quitting the cattle feeding business. For further informa- tion call (519) 225-2809. Terms: Cash sale day. Lunch booth. * Hugh Filson Tom Robson * 666-0833 666-1967 ********************************** AUCTION SALE Furniture, appliances, antiques, Gestetner jointer and saw, some tools etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn Clin- ton Ont., for Goderich and Hensall residents. Wednesday, July 30 at 6 p.m. Three piece bedroom suite w/nearly new mattress, modern wooden oval kitchen table and six chairs, Zenith 19" portable colour TV, portable black and white TV, 24" electric stove (real clean), component hi fi 8 track records and tapes, chesterfield w/pullout bed and matching chair, 2 recliner choirs, chester- field love seat, two continental single beds, china cabinet, floor stand reading lamp, 2 tub chairs, 2 matching occasional choirs, chest of drawers, telephone bench, 2 swag lamps, magazine stand, small table, a few oil paintings, picture frames, upholstered love seat and matching chair, oak secretary chair, office desk, cherry wool winder, Roxton lamp table, copper boiler, 2 sad irons, 3 crocks, mustache cups, coach lantern, 4 race horse pictures, cream skimmer, slide projector, exercise rower, eight track player and 2 speakers, Roto broil oven, high chair, patio table, lawn chairs, records, speaker, fruit jars, Gestetner model 310 electric or hand turn w/paper etc., com- bination dehumidifier and humidifier, 1916 161st Batallion pic- ture, The Fishermans Hut picture, Selling Fish picture, adding machine, misc. books, Techomaster bench saw and 4" jointer on stand, new sump pump, 14 ft. wooden extension ladder, skill sow, battery charger, 50 ft. extension cord, wheel borrow, wooden work bench, bag of hard coal, porti pot, mail box, 2 fish tanks w/lights, a few new black shingles, some garden tools, dishes, pot and pans etc. TERMS CASH. Richard Lobb, Auctioneer Clinton 482.7898 Sat., Aug. 9 at 10 a.m. tractors, trucks, car, trailer, snowblower, 15 guns, power wood working tools, shop equip- ment, large offering for Ted Horton Estate at Lobb Auction Barn, Clinton Ont. South Huron Rec Centre Exeter, Ont. Friday, July 25, 1986 6:15 p.m. We will be dispersing by auction the household effects, antiques, glassware, etc. from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Heywood and another Exeter home plus additions. FURNISHINGS & HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS Walnut china cabinet, chesterfield and chair (6 months o), 5 pc. chrome kitchen set, 4 dining chairs, sofa bed, coffee table and end tables, platform rocker, pine buffet and hutch, small china cabinet, pine wall unit (like new), bed and dresser, stereo, dehumidifier, Orcona electric organ, magazine stand, marble end table, 2 single beds,' oil painting, Beatty frost -free fridge, Beatty 30" electic range, several lamps, quilt, misc. linens, doilies etc., Targe crocheted tablecloth, misc. pots and pans, small appliances, footstool, Black and Decker Router- with kit and case, Sears double in- sulated planer and case, set of field glasses, fishing tackle box (full) and much more. ANTIQUES & GLASS Pine blanket box, 4 plank sent pine chairs, 8 pc. solid oak dining room suite, kitchen cabinet, pine harvest table, library table, caned chair, gramophone, 78 speed records, dresser with moustache pulls, round mirror, chairs, dressers, chests of drawers, stained glass, old picture frames, old col- ony silverware, several pieces Gold Band Limoge china; 10 pieces Bridal Wreath Limoge, milk glass, Carnival, several pieces Cornflower crystal, Depression glass, Germany, Austria, Noritake, Nippon, Cocoa Pot, platter, tea service, Bohemian glass, oil lamp, old bottles, etc. COINS: World coins, Canadian coins, a complete set of lorge Canadian 1 cent pieces. Cpins willbe .sold at 8 p.m. Conducted by Bob Heywood, Auctioneer R.R. 1 Centralia, Ont. NOM 1Y0 • (519)235-0874 TERMS Cash or acceptable cheque. t