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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-09-30, Page 24• Page 12A Times -Advocate, September 30, 1987 Bruce Coulter Auctioneer • Grand Bend 238-8000 Auction sale of house, furniture, misc. articles for Bill Austin at his premises in Greenway between Parkhill and Grand Bend on 81 Hwy.. Sat. October 17 at 1 p.m. Bob Heywood, Auctioneer 235-0874 Auction Sale Saturday. October 10 at 11 a.m. at South Huron Rec Centre' Exeter, Ont. We will be dispersing by auction, from the well kept home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bruce of Grand Bend along with additions from another Exeter home, quality furnishings (modern and antique), appliances, fine china, ,musical instruments and hundreds of misc. useful items. Watch next weeks paper for a full listing of this fine auction. 17000- � O©0 0 0 $,* ()t' Machinery '°mach o Auction Sale ,)s Friday, October 2/87 at 12 noon for Mr. Rick Mewdrkk on Hwy. 21, 5 wiles worth of Grand Rend, with additions. TRACTORS I.H. diesel 414, Ford 8N 1952 model (like new), J.D. Ar wide front (good condition), 10/20 McCormick Deering, 1973 1700 I.H. Loadstar with 20 ft. groin rack (as is). 1971 Fargo 2 ton 318 long wheelbase (good rubber), 2 wheel trailer with lights. IMPLEMENTS: 352 N.H. mixmill (like new), 3 h.d. hopper wagons;' 32 ft. little giant elevator, 2 row N.I. corn picker, 36 ft. 6 in. PTO auger, 30 ft. elevator, 2 hp motor, augers, 18 ft. O I.H. fibershank cult., 12 in. disc., J.D. 4 furrow plow, I.H. 3 PTH 1Ir plow, 2 and 3 furrow Ferguson, 22 ft. Durham harrowgater, M.F. 88 5/18 auto reset, I.H. mower, 5 ft: flail mower, Ford 4 row scuffler, 2 row I.H. puller and scuffler for A, AC sideracks, J.D. 0 drill, Ryan sod cutter, Westconsin garden scuffler, 3 wheel rider, IIItrailer axles, tires, rims, truck topper, snow blower, 3 PTH sprayer, 7 ft. 3 PTH tooth cult., 40 in. 3 PTH M.F. rototiller, land roller, Case PT swather, 16 ft. cattle feeders and small items. Please be on time. Lunch booth. Terms Cash. Owner and auctioneer not responsible for loss or accidents. Auctioneer John Finlay 1?OI ID, I 'D u 13 i Bob Heywood, Auctioneer 235-0874 CLEARING AUCTION SALE Saturday, October 3, 1987 at 10 a.m. sharp on location at Glanville Auto Wreckers, Crediton, On- tario. (from Highway No. 4, turn west for' 2 /z miles on Crediton Road then north '/a mile). We will be clearing by auction a complete line of shop equip- ment, shop supplies, tools, new and used automotive parts and approximately 100 vehicles in various states of repair. TRUCKS: 1969 Kenworth 250 diesel wrecker, 1968 Chev 1 ton wrecker, 440 Holmes, 1968.Chev 2 ton flatbed truck, 1965 Chev Boom truck with winch. (These vehicles in good working con- dition, being sold as is.) VEHICLES iN YARD: approximately 100 tars and trucks, of various years, some suitable for a second winter vehicle, etc., some suitable for parts only. SHOP EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES: 5 HP air compressor (2 yrs. old), grinders, 5 ton hydraulic jack, floor jack, "230" arc welders, torches with 50' hose, tire changer, wheel balancer, transmis- sion jack, portable fork lift, fire extinguisher, air jack, creepers, engine stands, chains, lube oil pumps, grease guns, pry bars, droin•rods, steel, car racks, 45 gallon drums, forced air furnace, new rolls of automotive electrical wire, cupboards, some tools, etc. PARTS: a large assortment of automotive parts including alter- nators, corburators, engines, transmissions, rims, external parts such as grilles, bumpers, fenders, lights, etc. Plan to attend this large auction of useful items. Owner and auctioneer are not responsible for accidents the day of the sale. Terms ore cash or acceptable cheque with I.D. For more information contact: Auctioneer: Bob Heywood 235-0874, Proprietor: Paul Lovfe 234-6243 AUCTION SALE Household effects, car, riding lawn mower, tools and col- lectors items for Mrs. Ethel Pollock with neighbouring ad- ditions at 178 Mill Street Parkhill. Wednesday October 7th at 1:00 p.m. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Admiral 4 burner electric stove, self cleaning oven, Westinghouse frost free 13 cu. ft. refrigerator, Woods 10 cu. ft. deep freezer, Viking automatic washer, Vik- ing electric clothes dryer, Zenith 21" color TV, 2 bedroom suites of bed, springs and mattress, chest of drawers, dresser and night table, dining table, 6 dining chairs, double pedestal desk, office swivel chair, 3 cushion chesterfield, recliner chair, wing chair, pole Tamp, matching electric lamps, coffee and end tables, stereo, vacuum cleaner, electric broom, chrome kitchen table and choirs, clothes hamper, toaster oven, kitchen uten- sils, quantity of bedding and table linens, luggage, walker, dust buster, window air conditioner, 20" fan, electric heaters, small safe. COLLECTORS ITEMS: 2 needlepoint parlorchairs, writing desk and chair, reading lomp; glass and chinaware, spode china, odd chairs and other items too numerous to mention. GUNS: 22 cal. rifle, FAC required to purchase. CAR: 1984 Chrysler New Yorker, 4 cylinder automatic, 4' door, PS, PB, AC, cruise control, tilt steering wheel, 20,000 kilometres, like new, sells as is. Riding lawn mower and tools, Ford LT 80 riding lawn mower with 32" blade, Remington 16" chain saw, Remington 12" electric chain saw, Suburban 22" electric snow, thrower, Toro 12" electric snow thrower, Jack all jack, hydraulic jack, 6 ft. step ladder, hand and garden tools, 6-12 volt battery charger. Many of the items of furniture were purchased during the post 5 years and are in new condition. The owner has sold her home and is moving to an apartment. Terms Cash plus 7% soles fax if applicable. Not responsible for accidents day of sale. Auctioneers 8111 Elliot 294-6759 Parkhill Dougal McGregor 786-2222 Forest POLAR BEAR EXPRESS Luke Allison and Jan Hayward were on the Polar Bear Express pulled by Misty dnd Monty in Saturday's Ex- eter Fair parade. T -A photo COMIC BEST — Taking first prize in comic floats in Saturday's Ex- eter fair parade was this entry from Valu Mart. T -A photo K -W Institute meets By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS The Kirkton Women's Institute was held at the Kirkton Woodham Com- munity Centre September 24. **************** * * Auction *Upcoming Auction * Sales * * Filson & Robson * Coring Auctions * '♦ OCT. 1 - Stocker Sale, pen- * field Livestock Sales Ltd. - * 7:30 p.m. * OCT. 1 - Fat Stock Sale - 11- * derton Fair Grounds, 8:00 * p.m. * OCT. 3 - Ilderton Fair * OCT. 6 - Denfield Livestock * Sales Regular Livestock Sale - 11:00 a.m. *OCT. 7 - Thamesbend Swine * * Production Sale, Tavistock, * * 7;00 p.m. * * OCT. 8 - Hardware & Gift * * Shop Stock for Wadsworth * * Hardware, Ailsa Craig, 10:00 * * a.m. '♦ * OCT. 9 - Clearing Auction of * Property, Farm Equipment * etc. For Mr. Tom Morkin * Hwy. 21 north of Grand * * Bend, 11:00 a.m, * * OCT. 10 - Clearing Auctionof * * 100 acre farm, antiques and * * machinery for Mr. Jim * * Monteith, E. of Thorndale, * * 12;00 noon. * *OCT. 17 - Household and an- * tiques for Mr. Duncan La- * * mond, 322 Metcalfe St. E. * Strathroy Ont. 10:30 a.m. * * OCT. 12 - Consignment sale * * of household, antiques, farm * * machinery, etc. Ilderton Fair * * Grounds, 12:00 noon. * * Anyone wishing to consign Please contact auctioneers * * immediately. * OCT. 19 - 2000 calves, Strat- * ton Ont. 11:00 a.m. * OCT. 22 - Calf and Yearling * Sale, Denfield Livestock * Sales Ltd. 7:30 p.m. * OCT. 23 - Ontario Limousin, * Kitchener Stock Yards, * 7:00 p.m. * OCT. 24 - Clearing auction of * antiques, household, trac- * tors, for Mr. Howard Thorn- * ton, Con. 3 Nissouri Twp. * 12;00 noon. * OCT. 31 - Property auction of * 10 acres, Lot 3 Con. 4 London * Twp. 10:00 a.m. 'f OCT. 31 - Clearing Auction * farm machinery, for Mr. and * Mrs. 'R. Worth, Con. 4 Lobo * Twp. (close to Komoko), * 12:30 p.m. * NOV. 5 - Preconditioned colf * sale, Denfield Livestock * Sales, 7:30 p.m. * NOV. 6 Clearing farm sale * of farm machinery etc., for * Hamilton Hodgins on 23 * Highway (time to be * announced) * NOV. 13 - Jr. and Sr. Bar- * rows, Royal Winter Fair, * Toronto, 7;00 p.m. * NOV. 14 - Middlesex Cows- ! ty Garage, Auction of equip- * ment and trucks, 10:00 a.m. * NOV. 14 - Ontario Limousin * Sale, Royal Winter Fair, 4:30 *m. Lots of good dotes still * available. Coll the reliable 4 auctioneers * Hugh Filson Tom Robson * * 666-0833 (519) 666.1967 w **************** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 President Doris Spence welcomed everyone and opened the meeting with the Mary Stewart Collect. Roil call was answered by 25 members and eight visitors on "An activity or subject different from our School Days". Phyllis Rodd gave a report on the Fall Rally to be at St. Joseph's Parish Hall, Stratford on October 8. Shirley Brintnell and Doris Denham are the delegates for the W.I. Convention to be held in St. Marys October 15 and 16. It was moved and seconded to cater to Campbell Soup Co. Christmas par- ty in December. District President Mrs. Don Sinclair brought greetings from the district. Doris Denham and Shirley Brint- nell were in charge of this meeting on "Education and Cultural Activities". Doris Denham gave a humorous reading on our English language. Julie McDougall favoured us with a piano solo. She introduced Mrs. Harold Burgin who spoke on the Co- operative Education program at St. Marys D.C. and V.I. Linda Denham spoke on her work as Food Supervisor at Parkwood Hospital in London. Terry Brintnell, a teacher at the Seaforth High School, also gave a very interesting talk on Family Studies. Lisa Rundle of Exeter works at "Paperworks", an advertising and typesetting company in London. She also has her own business "Lisart Designs", designing everything from logos to t -shirts. She brought "art mark" to show, Folk art, painted wooden hearts and welcome signs to look old fashioned, also grape vine wreaths with hearts, teddy bears and houses with an add- ed touch of baby's breath and bows. President Doris then thanked everyone that was on the program and we sang the Institute Grace and lunch was served by the committee in charge. Order special plates soon If you're planning to give per- sonalized licence plates for Christmas gifts, it's best to order now. According Ito Ministry of Transportation and Communications officials, all plates ordered by Oct. 21 will be ready for Christmas. Since their introduction in July '83, personalized plates have become popular Christmas gifts at 1100 a set. in the past, the number of orders soared from 60 to approximately 150 a day by late October. However, these plates take six to eight weeks for delivery, so you should order early if you want a set ready for the holidays. This year, in response to th4 Christmas rush, MTC' has tiesigned money envelopes you can put under the tree in lieu of the actual plates. The recipients can then take the money to their local issuing office and choose what they want on their plates. The envelopes are free and available at all issuing offices across the province. Personalized plates may have from two to six characters arranged in any combination of letters, or numerals and letters, except those combina- tions used on regular plates. Com- binations which do not include any let- ters, may contain up to two numerals. Count on the * Classifieds to Do the Job BALs RIMINDIR Saturday, October 3 at 10:00 a.m. for Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McNeil. '/a miles north of Seaforth on county rd. 12 Of household furnishings and many other items along with dump trucks, cars, pickups, selling cert. Also for Mr. Gordon Ropson an "R" gravel licence and 1975 single axle Chev dumptruck. Auctioneer John Finlay ririmmmmmmmmmm 1 Pinery 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 NJ CTI 0 N At Pinery Auction Barn, Hwy. 21, 4 miles south of Grand Bend Sunday, October 4 12 NOON small items and box lots 1 P.M. We will be selling the complete contents of 3 area homes (Parkhill, Grand Bend, Port Franks) plus additions. This auction consists of a large selection of modern and antique furnishings, appliances, old and new tools, etc. Pat Lyon 243-2713 Lau mmmmmmramem i mmmmriramm•lrar.ra-r.ririr.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 *#******************************** Denfield Livestock Sales Ltd. * * STOCKER SALE * 1100 head, stocker and feeder sale Thurs., Evening Oct. 1, 7:30 p.m. * * For information call the yards 666-1140, or * * Bruce Coulter 238-8000. Hugh Filson 666-0833. * * Reminder - regular stocker and calf sale Tuesdays * * at 2:30 p.m. * ********************************** ********************************* * * * PROPERTY SOLD * Clearing Auction Sale * *For Wadsworth Hardware 8 Gift Shop * Main St., Ailsa Craig, Ont. * * Thurs., October 8 - 10:00 a.m. * * HARDWARE: Paints of all kinds, paint shaker. cash register, * * weigh scale, display rack, quantity of bolts and nuts, hinges. * * handles, gloves, stove pipes, rivets, screws, stove bolts, axes, * * sledges, other tools, shovels, rakes, hoes, gate hinges, paint * * brushes, plastic pipe and fittings, eavestrough, tar paper, motor * * oil quantity of gloss different sizes, snaps, pulleys, draw bolts, * * clevis', torches, mail boxes, nails, 200 gal. tank, copper tub- * * ing, V belts (all sizes), etc,. * GIFT SHOP ETC: China such as cups and saucers, pots and pans, * * brass pcs., small appliances, household ware, light bulbs, kids * * models, hockey sticks, baseball shoes,quantity of skates, bicy- * * cle tires, gift boxes, etc. This is a partial list only. Plan to at- * *. tend this interesting hardware store clearance. * * TERMS Cash only. Lunch booth. * * Auctioneers * * Hugh Filson Tom Robson * * 666-0833 666.1967 * 41r **************************..&***** ****,tit*********************************** fr CLEARING SALE — OWNER RETIRING 25 acre farm, furniture, horse equipment, few Irc * For Tom Morkin on 21 highway, 7 miles north of Grand Bend. For information phone 679-1589 * * FARM Consisting of 25 acres more or less of Huron clay loam, all workable, systematically tiled, Lake Huron water, 1'/2 storey * log house, 1 bedroom, kitchen, living room, and three piece bath downstairs, 2 bedrooms upstairs. Steel drive shed 72 x 40 * with cement floor. Lovely view of Lake Huron across the rdad *- property to be offered at 1:00 p.m. Terms on property - 10% down sale day, balance in 30 days. * * IMPLEMENTS AND HORSE EQUIPMENT ETC. 10 HP Springfield * tractor with plough, disc, cultivator and blade, 2 sets of har- K rows, 2 horse cutters, set of double light harness and collars, ' 2 sets single harness, 2 show buggies, 2 two wheeled trailers * 11*�r with flat racks, misc. horse equipment, rabbit cages, waterers 1C * and feeders, 2 - '/2 ton toppers, fanning mill, 2 pressure tanks fz 'K and pumps, 2 race bikes, 6 wire farm gates, feed cart, pig . * troughs, clover seed. 4x * FURNITURE ETC. Chesterfield and chairs, golf clubs, 2 wood 'k stoves, 14" coloured TV - new, small radio, electric lamps, pic- 1c * tures, dishes, old refrigerator, chrome Iitchen set, 2 space . heaters, 200 gallon tank - numerous mise. articles. * 1985 Ford 6 cylinder '/2 ton saftied. 1973 Cadillac De Ville sedan * K-as is. TERMS: Cash. * Owners or Auctioneers not responsible for u cidents sale day. * Auctioneers * Tom Robson Hugh Filson * 666-1967 666-0833 Denfield. 4•*************************************** implements etc., truck and car. On Friday, October 9th - 11 a.m. Auction Sale Antiques, furniture, glassware, table saw, truck topper, etc. to be held of Richard lobb's Auction Barn Clinton 'or Marjorie Gardner of Goderich plus additions. Saturday, October 3 at 10 a.m. G.E. Microwave, Westinghouse wall unit oven, spin dry washer,, Kenmore automatic clothes washer (good one}, Kenmore dryer, green fridge, chest freezer, 12" portable TV, shop vacuum, Fo- bion bedroom suite includes large dresser with mirror, chest of drowers,, 2 night tables and queen size box spring and mat- tress, 7 pressback chairs, press bock rocking chair, dining suite, modern chrome suite, antique sideboard with mirror, modern chesterfield w/pull out bed, modern recliner chair, chesterfield and chair, davenport couch and chair, davenport, wooden arm choir, fancy oil lamp, Brantford crock, Goderich Turf Clr,b 1952 horse blanket like new, 3 Dan Patch horse picture, 5 gal. crock, cedar chest, childs wagon like new, 2 double oil lamp wall brackets, chest of silver, wooden butter bowl and lade', ap- prox. 100 post cards, several pictures, teddy bears, several lit- tle dolls, dishes and glassware include, cornflower, depression pieces, Amethia, Nippon bowls, souvenir cups, silver pieces, plus other antique pieces, Queen size bedspread, assorted linens, 2 school desks, wooden dining table, old chairs, tablesaw, truck topper for full size pickup, plus much more than is listed. TERMS CASH. Auctioneer Richard Lobb 402-7495 Sat., Oct. 10 at 10 a.m. '79 Chev utility van, 77 Dodge vrin- dow von, several power cement trowels, heavy duty cement saw, portable generator, floats, leveling bars, wheel barrows, large offering of hand tools, other equipment related to cement floor work for the Estate of Murray Miller at Richard lobb's Aac- tion Born, Clinton Ont.