Times-Advocate, 1988-05-25, Page 26Page 14B
Times -Advocate, May 25, 1988
Party
for
Mike Brintnell
Fri., June 3
For information call
235-2106, .235-2074,
235-1 91 6
Bus Trip
Kirkton Horticultural Society
Sun., July 17
Lily Show at
Royal Botanical
Gardens.
Phone Marilyn Robinson
229-6537
Air
Garage Sales
May 21 & 28 - Linens,
dishes, cutlery, cooking
utensils, suitable cottage re-
quirements, numerous
hardware, miscellaneous
items.
'Tom Munroe,
Kippen
Yard Sale
Sat., May 28
396 Carling St. S.
8:30 a.m. to 12:00
noon
2 single beds. toys. clothes,
20" BMX bike, m..:;n, much
more
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Dashwood Firemen's
Yard Sale
Sat., June 11
Donated items
required
Contact any fireman
(Location
Jim Becker's
Contruction)
ATTENTION
BASEBALL FANS
Sat, Julie 11, 1988 f1
Blue Jays vs
Boston'
1 Cost $34.00 p'p includes motor- 11
coach and upper deck chair
• (chairs located in section #26, •
third baseline) GROUPS $32.00
I p'p (based on a minimum of 40)
ELLISON
TRAVEL & TOURS
(519) 235-2000
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SATURDAY, MAY 28
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No Blue Jeans, Please!,
349-2678
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DANCE, MUSICAL
& DRAMA
South Huron High School
Wed., June 15
at 7:15 to 8:15 p.m.
Advance tickets $3.00, at
door $6.00 Children under
12 free
• Bike Rodeo
to be held
Sat., May 28
at 10 a.m.
at the Rec Centre
Sponsored by the Optimist Club.
Hot dogs and drinks for all partic-
ipants "Free". Must bring their
Bike Quiz from the school to the
Rodeo
Grand Bend Fire
Dept.
is having their annual
Yard Sale
at the Firehall on
June 4, at8a.m.
Donations welcome
Fire Chief:
Prosper
Vanbruaene
Huron County Family
Planning Services
Invites you to attend
FAMILY PLANNING
CLINIC
Clinic Open
3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Every Tuesday
HURON COUNTY
HEALTH UNIT
ANN ST., EXETER
For information Call 235-1014'
Weekdays or Tuesday
Evenings. Everyone welcome
Exeter and
Area Jr. 'D'
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Hawks
Annual Banquet &
Awards Night
Fri.,' June 10
S.H.R.C.
Dinner and Dance
$10.00 per person
Dance $5.00 per person
Contact Executive Mem-
bers. Tickets at RSD
Sport Den.
Dewitte Antiques
Presents a new Grand Bend
Flea Market
with 40 inside vendors plus outside vendors.
Open every Sat. and Sun. 9 - 5.
Something for everyone.
No admission.
1 mile south of Grand Bend Hwy. 21.
For information call 238-5121
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COMMERCIAL
HOTEL
THURSDAY, JUNE 2
One Night Only
Tickets
$8.00 dance
810.00 at the door
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Huron County may
adopt Grand Bend
GRAND BEND - There may
come a time when you won't have
to leave Huron County to hit the
beach at Grand Bend. If Lambton
County goes ahead with a proposed
restructuring, that time may arrive
very soon.
Grand Bend council has requested
that the village be allowed into Hu-
ron County should Lambton Coun-
ty act on the restructuring idea.. Hu-
ron County responded favourably to
the question.
The Lambton County plan would
sec 20 small municipalities reduced
to eight large ones -- a move that
would strip Grand Bend of its coun-
cil.
"It's too much Tike regional gov-
ernment to suit mc," Reeve Harold
Green said, noting that Grand Bend
was too urban to be represented as a
rural community.
The village would likely become
part of Bosanquet Township along
with Thedford and Arkona. The
council seat would be moved to
Thedford
Should the plan go through,
Grand Bend will,try io change coun-
ties.
"One of our options1syo be Lik-
en in by Huron County where we
would still be Grand Bend and be
represented by our own council,"
Green said.
A referendum will be held at the
next election to find out how mem-
bers of the village feel about the
move, should the Lainbton plan be-
come a reality. The move would
bring Grand Bend Public School
under the jurisdiction of the Huron
County Board of Education and
make it easier for students to attend
South Huron District High School.
Asked if the moved would disnipt
Grand Bend plans to annex Bosan-
quet Township, Green said it would
have no bearing on the issue.
Two mishaps in town
Exeter police investigated two Both vehicles were southbound in
two -vehicle collisions last week. heavy traffic when the Drake vehi-
On May 16 a vehicle driven by Si- cle slid into the rear of the McLin-
sasy Sengkhounmany of 351 Motz tock vehicle which was stopped.
Si., Exeter, disobeyed the sttrp sign Damage was minor. •
at Andrew St. while eastbound on The Optimist Club is holding a
John St. and struck a vehicle driven bike rodeo on May 28 at the Rec
by Irwin Keith Weber of Usborne
township, which was going south
on Andrew.
A second collision on May 20 in-
volved Jim Drake, Centralia and
Kelly 'McLintock, Huron Park.
Centre, beginning at 10:00 a.m.
Participants must bring their Bike
Quiz from School to the Rodeo.
All taking part will .receive free
hot dogs and drinks.
Enjoy spring trail ride
CREDITON - On May 8 the
South Huron All Breeds Horse As-
sociation (SHABHA) held it's
Spring Trail Ride at Adriaan Brand's
of Crediton.
At 1:00 we struck out, destina-
tion - Hay Swamp. As we were rid-
ing down the road friends were get-
ting reacquainted and new members
were wondering what was in store
for them.
Well 1 can't tell yoti what hap-
pened in the first hour because I had
a few problems but when I got back
with the pack evcryonc was riding
down to another path. From there
I'm not too sura where we went, i
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just know there were a lot of trees
and two hours later we wound up at
"the pit". Everyone played around
in the water for a while and we
went back (the long way) to the
stable where moans and groans were
heard as evcryonc dismounted. (I
don't know wiry. We were only rid-
ing three hours.)
Supper was then served (thank
heavens for non -riding members),
then evcryonc went home. Remem-
ber if people are willing to help
May 28 is our first point show at
Exeter. Details later. •
Lida
Storey
PINERY
AUCTION
AT PINERY AUCTON BARN
on Hwy. 21, 4 miles S., Grand Bend
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1 'Saturday, May 28 pt 10:30 a.m. 1
, Selling a Targe selection of antiques, household furnishings and ,
numerous appliances.•
1 AUCTIONEERS; PAT AND PHYLLIS LYON 1
L PHONE 243-2713
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SALE
Combine, tractors, tillage, haying and harvest equipment, to be held at
Lobb Brothers machinery auction yard, Bayfigld Rd., Clinton, Ontario for
Jim Carter of R. R. 2, Seaforth plus other local farmers.
Saturday, May • 28 at 10:30 a.m.
JIM CARTER EQUIPMENT: International 886 diesel tractor w/cab,
front weights, 18.4 x 38 rear tires, set of on axle duals, INC 45 28 ft. Vib-
rashank cultivator, w/finger harrows, IHC 720 4 furrow x-18" semi mount
plow w/spring resets, MF 300 self propelled combine w/straw shredder,
pick uphead, cutter bar head, 3 row narrow corn head, Case 950 10'
self propelled swather W/pick reel bat reel and hay conditioner, 2 flat
racks on wagons, 2 older gravity bins on wagons. Hog scale. Krause 8
1/2 ft. wheel disc. Heath 4 row bean puller.
OTHER CONSIGNMENTS: See last weeks paper for full'listing.
NEW ADDITIONS THIS WEEK: 10 ft. Keewgnee wheel disc w/
midwest harrow, 6 ft. Smythe rock fork w/wheels, 1100 gal. New Idea liq-
uid manure vacuum tank IHC 46 hay baler, 2 - 175 bushel gravity boxes
on approx. 6 ton wagons, Deere Borne 3_ pt hitch mower, 1950 John
Deere A tractor, IHC 800 Cyclo air planter 6 row narrow w/insecticides
monitor, corn and bean drum. 14 tooth Allis Chalmers chisel plow. John
Deere 6 furrow x 18" semi moiunt plow w/auto spring reset. Kongskilde 6
row row crop cultivator, w/rolling sheilds, Kongskilde 20 ft. cultivator w/
finger harrow. IHC 76 riding lawn tractor w/34" mower approx. 7 or 8 HP
plus other mowers. IHC #46 6 row narrow planter w/insecticides, 6 1/2
ft. x 12 ft. bed tandem trailer. 15.5 x 38 dual wheels. new Idea 290 9 ft.
hay bine. Plus many other items. Note fist is subject to additions and de-
letions.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper ID.
AUCTIONEER: Richard Lobb 519-482-7998 Clinton
SALE MANAGER: Fred Lobb 519-482-3409 Clinton.
ESTATE AUCTION SALE
1984 Mercury Marquis 4 door car run only 26,000 kms. modern appli-
ances and furniture, some antiques to be held at Richard Lobb Auction
Barn, Clinton for the Estate of Elliott Layton of Clinton plus good addi-
tions from Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lupul of Seaforth plus other consignors.
edneada June 1
CAR•1984 Mercury arquls, oar wrt /f'1., iadio, automatic, 3.8
V6 individual front seats p.s., p.b., 2 tone paint, looks like new, sell-
ing safety checked.
E SMNITURE APPLIANCES: White Westinghouse dryer, �2 year
old, Inglis square tub wringer washer, 5 yr. old. White Westinghouse
fridge 5 years old. Westinghouse 24" electric stove, Curio cabinet, 3
years old with mirror back. Rogers chest of silver, Magnovox 26 inch
portable colour T.V. with remote, G.E. fridge 6 yr. old, Moffat 30"
stove, Kelvinator washer, Kenmore dryer, Modern Maid harvest gold
dishwasher, Woods 12 cu. ft. chest freezer, older Maytag washer,
Westinghouse heavy duty dryer, 8 years old, like new, Hotpoint 24"
electric stove like new, older fridge, Electrolux vacuum cleaner with
power head, cedar blanket box, 2 door closet, electric power recliner
chair, platform rocker, modern chesterfield with pull out bed, recliner
rocking chair, chesterfield with pull out bed and matching chair, large
coffee table with doors, small gateleg dropleaf table, small cedar
chest, antique 3 tier bookcase, antique combination bookcase and
desk, 3 fancy wooden chairs, 2 dressers with mirrors, 5 drawer and 4
drawer chest, round pie crust pedestal table, 2 floor lamps, bridge
Tamp, 3 chrome table and chair sets, rollaway bed; large plywood war-
drobe, bedding, Rogers chest of silver, magazine table, spool bed,
spooled legged parlour table, 54" box spring and mattress, 12" B&W
portable T.V., 2 Beaver jars, iron lady boot tack, Waterbury pillar
clock, iron kettle, bracket oil lamp, pitcher and basin plus many good
interesting dishes, glassware, etc. including Theodore Havalin Limog-
es dishes, some garden tools etc. Simplicity 5 h.p. 24" snowblower.
This is a real clean offering. Most items in good condition.
Terms: Cash or cheque with proper I.D.
AUCTIONEER RICHARD LOBB
CLINTON (519) 482-7898
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BOB HEYWOOD
AUCTIONEER
235-0874
Saturdalt, June 4 at 12 noon Shar
We will be dispersing on Tbcation forMr. an—d rs. im Young of
RR2 Statfa - household.effects, hand and power tools, violins,
welder, 3 HP air compressor, Allis Chalmers 16 HP riding mower,
chainsaw, and much more. Watch next weeks paper for a full list-
ing.
AUCTION SALE
for Otto Walker
in Village of Cromarty, 6 miles South of Dublin
on Saturday, May 28, 1988 at 10 a.m.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Matching gold fridge and stove,
washer and dryer, new wooden kitchen table and four chairs,
sofa bed, new Zenith 26" color T.v., 3 cornered china cabinet,
blanket box, old trunks, figure 8 churn, old paintings and picture
frames, Grandmother clock, woodstoves, dishes, silver dishes,
buffet, diningroom table and chairs, old tables, old chairs, bed-
room suite, beds, dresser with mirror, lamps, deep freeze, mantle
clock, Westminster chimes, old books and catalogues, gas bar-
becue, stereo 8 track.
TOOLS: A very large selection of tools and antique tools which
are to be sold first. Ford Tractor, 2 furrow plow, cultivator, disc,
several piles. of lumber, one pile of cherry lumber, new Snapper
riding lawnmower, new rototiller, table saws, electric drills, 2 chain
saws, skillsaws, etc. etc.
AUCTIONEER: LARRY GARDINER
Auctioneer and owner not respole for accidents on day of
sale.
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ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
AUCTION
on Saturday, May 28_- 11:00 a.m,
o Located on Hwy. 21, 5 miles north of Grand Bend for.o
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Martens - "Double M"
ANTIQUES:Bonnet chest, dressers with mirrors, oak bedroom
o suite, oak drop leaf tables, pine and maple dining room suite, 0
wood phones, soda fountain, press back chairs, wood chairs,
press back rocker, old beds, clocks, wood sleighs, copper boiler,
buggy wheels, coal oil Tamp, sewing machine, crocks, old tools
nand bottles, horse harness and collars, shoemaker tools, brasso
Itea pots, picture frames, sealers, glasses, dishes, high chair, iron
and wood spool beds, cream separator, scales, wood pulleys,
lugs, brow torches, iron kettles, barrel and stand.
9 -HOUSEHOLD: Ceiling fixtures, end tables, door handles, cos -O
Itume jewellery, dishes, bikes, lamps, electric stove, fridge, dryer,
6000 BTU air conditioner, 7 horse elect. motor, wheelbarrow, gas
°cans, mirrors, pictures, mail boxes, saws, windows, beams, flower°
Istand, skis, rototiller, display grocery stand, musical instruments,
hanging light fixtures, lanterns, lumber, pool pump, books, bottle
capper, nails, many dressers with mirrors and many other collecti-
obles. . 0
This is a partial listing which is subject to additions and deletions.
Property has been leased.
TERMS CASH LUNCH BOOTH
o Owner and auctioneer not responsible for loss or accidents. IoAUCTIONEER: JOHN FINLAY 236-4814
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ESTATE AUCTION SALE
26 old Allis Chalmers tractors, 2 John Deere tractors, 1 McCormick
Deering, 2 old Allis Combines, tractor parts, 1942 Army Jeep, Farm
Machinery etc., 50 acre farm with buildings to be held 1 1/4 miles east
and 1 mile north of Hensall for the Estate of Ken McLean.
Saturday, Jane 4 at 10 a.m.
PROPERTY: 56 acre cash farm with 36x65• shed, 20x36' shed,
16x46' shed, 2 bedroom house with modern family room and fireplace.
Terms on property 10% down at time of sale, balance due in full in 30
days being offered subject to a reserve bid.
TRACTORS: 1928 McCormick Deering 10-20, 1939 -John Deere L
tractor restored, John Deere 60, John Deere 110 riding lawn tractor,
MF #8 lawn tractor, Industrial B Allis, 4 -WF Allis, WC Allis on steel, WC
Allis on rubber, 3-B Allis, C Allis, C Allis with centre side mower, 2 -WD
45 Allis rowcrop, WD 45AIlis wide front, WD 45 Allis with loader, D10 Al-
lis, 1942 Army Jeep with CJ body. 6 parts tractors, some steel wheels,
CA Allis Rowcrop.
RESTORED TRACTORS: 1937 B Allis on steel, 1939 RC Allis,
1940 Industrial or orchard model B Allis, 1948 G Allis with 1 furrow
mounted plow, 1948 WD Allis, 1949 U Allis, 1950 WF Allis, D10 Allis.
COMBINES: First model of Allis Chalmers self propelled combine
built. Allis #4 All crop trail combine. Allis #60 trail combine.
MACHINERY: 13 ft. wheel disc, 14 ft. danish type wing cultivator,
10 1/2 ft. double land packer, 9 ft. 3 pt. hitch drag cultivator, 2 furrow
horse plow, Allis hitch, 4 furrow plow, Single furrow mounted plow for B
tractor, Allis scuffler, 2 old loaders, 2 Allis mount hay mowers, 2 set of
snap couplers for 3 pt. hitch, cld 9 ft. trail cultivator, 12 section dia-
mond harrows. old 8 ft. blade, 10 1/2 ft. truck camper.
TRACTOR PARTS: Large offering of Allis Chalmers tractor parts in-
cludes, magnetoes, generators, hoods, gas tanks, battery ignitions,
carburetors, engine heads and blocks, crankshafts, plus 6 parts trac-
tors, etc..etc.
TOOLS: Beech roller cabinet tool box, small dress press plus other
items. •
NOTE: Mr. McLean made a life hobby of collecting, restoring and trad-
ing old Allis tractors. Plan to attend this interesting Auction.
Terms: Cash or cheque with proper I.D.
AUCTIONEER RICHARD LOBB
CLINTON (519) 482-7898
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CLEARING FARM AUCTION
* Of farm machinery, cattle equip., some household, etc.
* For Mr. Don Hodgins. Lot 15, Con. 7. London Twp., Just N. of *
* London on County Rd 26. 1/2 mi. E. Arva, or 2 Mi. W. of Highbury *
* Ave. *
* Wednesday Eve., June 1 - 6:00 p.m. sharp *
* FARM MACHINERY:.-J.D. 2130 diesel tractor (new style), deep *
* tread tires, radio and weights, Int. 674 diesel tractor, Int. 2250 load-
* • er with fork and 7 ft. bucket. loader fits 674 but will be sold separ- *
* ately, J.D. 1840 diesel tractor. front wheel assist, loader, con- *
* signed by a neighbour, White 508 3 fur. semi mount automatic *
*reset plow, Turnco 10' packer with 2 5' pups. Sandrin 10' 3 pt. h. *
* row -crop cultivator. 13' 3 pt: h. cult. with finger harrows, Int. 475 18'*
* double disc with hydraulic wings. Heath 4 row front mounted mod- *
* el 850 bean puller. 3 pt. h. dead fur. filler. Turnco windrow turner,
* N.H. 354 mix -mill. N.H. 515 manure spreader, single axle with top *
* beater. Kilbros 375 gravity bin with extensions and wagons, 3 flat *
racks with heavy duty wagons. N.H. 489 9' haybine, G.W. sprayer,*
* Ir.!. flayal mower, gravity box and wagon, fert. auger, scales, tractor *
* chains, North America 2 auger snow blower, 13' hockey stick har- *
* rows, 6 Co -Op & Badger farrowing crates, Agra - 1580 PTO gener- *
• * • ator, Spitfire snowmobile, cement mixer with motor etc.
* CATTLE EQUIPMENT: Butler 75' belt feeder, Butler 23' silage
* conveyor, Butter 20' silo unloader, electric winch for silo unloader, *
• 4 1/2 ton bulk steel bin,. 4" 22' unloading auger, power sprayer- *
* washer, Formost self locking head gate, Serge #40 vacuum pump*
* with heavy duty motor, pipeline for 6 stalls, 3 Mini -Sere electric *
* pulsator units, 2 Tru -Test units, steel wash tank, pumping station*
* on wheels, ele. water healer, 4 Serge units hanging. complete, >t
,, Universal single unit, Western saddle and martingale, cream separ- *
* atOor. *
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BEHOLD: Inglis fridge, Inglis portable dish washer, Ken-,*
* more air conditioner 13000 BTU. Kelvinator stove, 20 in. bike, J.
* 110 riding lawnmower.
* TERMS: Cash sale day. Lunch booth.
* Tom Robson Auctioneers Hugh Filson
* 666-1967D e n f i e l d 666.0833
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