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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-10-03, Page 13 (2)rd� . h,,, NOW AVAILABLE Best selling books by Canadian Authors and Records by Top Canadian Recording Stars Available only at EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE NORM WHITING aictionoo1' Farm Sold Auction Sale of Farm Equipment, Household Furnishings, Antiques & Misc. Items On Sat., Oct. 13/79 1 P.M. Sharp Lot 17, Concession 14, Hay Township 21/2 miles west of Zurich, 1 mile south, or 11/4 miles west of Dashwood, 4 miles north. For Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Truemner. FARM EQUIPMENT & MISC. ITEMS — 1975 John Deere No. 1830 Diesel tractor with 1050 hrs., automatic shift, live power take off, cob with heater and radio, set of duals, 1964 Ford 2000 gas tractor, hydraulic loader 3 years old, with a 6 bale loader attachment, Ferguson loader, .3 furrow John Deere semi -mounted plough 16" bottoms, Krause 28 blade wheel disk, equipped for hydraulic lift, T.F. 14 ft. 39 point cultivator, International seed drill 15 disk, John Deere 404 planter,. International model 80 pull type combine with extra bean cylinder, International manure spreader, 3 point hitch fertilizer spreader, George White, John Deere and Otaco wagons; 2 grain boxes, 2 flat racks, 1 grovel box, 32' x 6" grain auger power take off 18' x 4" grain auger with 113 H.P. motor bean puller, International binder, fon mill, 2 wheel utility trailer with racks. 3 drum steel roller, antique wood roller, 200 gallon gas drum, 3 large tarpaulins, Etina watering pump, wooden 30 ft. extension ladder, litter -carrier bucket, 40' steel litter -carrier pole plus tracks and 2 switches, 8 con milk cooler, quantity of hay and straw, small quantity of seed corn 14' & 16' steel gates, old one horse cutter, one horse scuffler, chop box, feed cart, bag cart, 18 cow stanchions, cattle clippers, stone boat, Big -0 tile', steel posts, used wood posts, logging chain, electric fences, vi horse electric motor, emery stand and motor, tires and rims, ha Id tools, many many other items. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS & ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES — 8 pc. Oak dining room suite, china cabinet, refrigerator, small tables, iron bed, pine harvest table, bench, old slate, and many other items. Terms Cosh Norm Whiting, Auctioneer For Further Information Call Exeter 235-1964 WINS $1 000 — Mike Cregan presents Dennis Glavin with the Sl 000 bill he won recently in the Huron Park soccer team draw T -A phot•, Bowling Scores MEN'S INTER-TOWN- Lucan One 4 'points -St. Nlarys 2 points Don Watt 329-1t93,- Glen Gegen 305-1176, Bill Bannerman 290-1172. LADIES INTER-TOWN- Lucan 4 points -St. Marys 3 points Janice Abram 284-700, Barb Wraith 222, Caroline George 216. MONDAY LADIES -Vicki Iforbanuik 253-673, Luanne jIrbert 313-649, Joan Leger 249-642, Lorraine Mosurinjohn 217-608, Sandra Disher 242, Joyce Sovereign 227, Sue Haskett 226, Brenda Currie 225. Hazel Williams 222. Marg Greenlee 221, Helen Huit 217, Audrey Watt 215. Pat Hodgins 215, Pat Riddell 214. Shirley Noyes 214. TUESDAY JUNIORS - Jennifer Degraw 210-376, Raymond VanGeel 234-352, Brent Fowles 176-345, Michael Cannon 208-345, Diane Watt 207-328, Jeff Gwalchmai 162, Rod Johnston 160, Terri McRoberts 156. Don Huigill 156. Shelly Gillen 1.49. COLLEEN'S -Janice Abram 250-670. Nancy Densmore 221.622, Heather Gillen 220-616, Ilene Hodgins 285-615, Sharon Arts 232-601, Pat Ward 250, Marg Carroll 249, Alice Hodgins 238, Marie Sockett 231, Gerda Spruyt 219, Joan Sample 216, Nola Lewis 214, Mary- VanGeel 213. WEDNESDAY BANTA- MS- Brett Butchart 159-268, Sandy Hyde 141-263, Lisa Van Geel 135, Jason Pfaff 130, *Mike Gillan 128, Chris Harrison 113. Wendy Nevin 110, Brian Roe 109, Mike Beaulieu 103, Jamie Pitt 103. WEDNESDAY MIXED - Bill Dixon 298-671, Brian Currie 241-635, Lorna Ellyatt 236-614, Russ Smith 242-606. Marlene Westacott 220, Mark Fraley 224, Larry Smith 213, Ward Ellyatt 212. THURSDAY MEN -Ken Eaton 302-816, Ed Groenewagen 261-763, Brad Taylor 308-754, Jeff Park 255- 712. Paul Iiodgins 267-688. Jim Hearn 241-677, Don Watt 291-676, Brian Ankers 257- 658, Scott Anderson 264, Doug Cunningham 260. Bill Neil 260. Bill Butler 257. Jim Burt 251. Bill Abram 246. FRIDAY MIXED -Bill Neil 254-724. Jim Burt 247-664. Wayne Smith 262-634. Maxine Parnell 247-626. Anna Mollard 224-610. Edie Burt 239, Geo. VanGeel 223, Ron Carroll 220. Morley Thompson 215. 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111T(1111111111111111,111111111111111111111111111111111111 llllll1111111111111111111111111111f 11111111111..11111/111111111111111 BEAUTIFUL LAKE HURON pENH .vE SATURDAY, SUNDAY & MONDAY, OCT. 6,7&8 1 P.M. to 5 P.M. EACH DAY This large, all brick, quality -built home is offered for sale by the builder at s61,900 When you in- spect the building you'll find no expense has been spared in construction The house measures 26' x 42' with an attached garage 20' x 26'. Some of the features include: • Partially finished family room with one wall beautifully bricked • Plenty of room downstairs for two large bedrooms as well • Large laundry room upstairs _ . .. • .. - DIRECTIONS: Turn west • Many spacious closets • Well Insulated for economical electric heat ;. • Kitchen. dinette and Iivrngroom all tastefully decorated FF Large fully landscaped lot (75' x 200.1 • All Dashwood M.11en.um win downs • Circular driveway • Just a few hundred feet from beautiful Lake Huron ••. 11 lh% Monga$e off Hwy. 21 at Drysdale (just north of. St. Joseph) and follow ' » road to the lake. Turn right and go to the third house on the? right. 3 Lucan rec hockey starts The first week of Lucan rec league hockey got off to a good start Sundae. begin- ning where it left off last year. The faces are familiar but they are now on different teams -that were rearranged during the off season The only familiar faces in the old spots were the goalies Keith Ewer. Chuck Fredin. Phil Vousden. John Garrison and coaches Gary Manders. Gary. Wilcox. Richard ager . Acres and last years' coach of the year. Barb Wraith. In the opening game the lamps were lit quite a few times. especially in the first period. as Salon 174 defeated the Greens 8-6. Seven of the goats were accounted for during 10 minutes of play in the first period. Salon 174. defending league champs. drew first blood as they started the spree with a goal by Scott Anderson. The Greens came back half a minute later to tie the score as Gord Moon scored ,the first of his two goals ad his five points. Salon 174 came back to open the lead to 3-1 as Chris Mouritzen scored the first of his hattrick and Don Murray deflected a waist high shot past goalie John Garrison. However. by the end of the Da mages $12,700 in area crashes Damages totalled S12.71)0 in five accidents in- vestigated this week by of- ficers of the Onfaru, Provin- cial Police detac'hme'nt at Lucan. Thursday at 1 25 a m a vehicle driven by Gerald Cousineau. London left County road 14 and rolled over. Constable Chapman set damages at 83,000. Corporal T.W..('ullin,s set damages at 84.000 --when vehicles driven hv;Leonard Fisher. Ilderton and David John son RR 3. Denfield ..collided at 5.20 p m Friday on Main street in Ilderton The -same day at 8 15 p.m. a vehicle' driven by Terry Spruytte. RR 2; Lucan left the roadway of (•oneession 2 and 3 in McGillivray township and relied over. Constable Chapman set damages at 8700. • At 6 10 p m Friday Constable W H Disher listed damages at $1.500 as the result of an acc•ide,nt. on Highway 7 just west of Highway 23 A pickup truck driven by_ Jeanette Ovens. RR 2. Lucan was pulling a tractor -trailer driven by her husband when both vehicles went into the ditch. A vehicle driven by Earl Crowe. Bright was damaged to the extent of $3,000 when it struck a utility pole on County road 28 at Arva. Constable Drsher was the in- vestigating officer. first the Greens had a 4-3 lead as Gord Moon added his second. Gary Miller backhanded a shot over Keith Ewer's shoulder and Rick Gwalchmai added the first of his three goals. During a quiet second period Chris Mouritzen scored for Salon 174 to even the score at four. Again the teams opened up and Salon 174 won the battle as they scored four times. Don Lankin gave Salon the lead for good as he pushed the puck by Garrison. Scott Anderson added his second of the game before Rick Gwalchmai brought the Greens within one. Chris Mouritzen completed his hat -trick for Salon 174, two minutes before Gwalchmai added his third. Salon 174's insurance goal came on a solo effort by Don - Murray as he fought his way down the boards. eluding three players. before he ory handed the puck into the net. The second game was completely different as the teams turned to defence. Both goalies. Phil Vousden and Chuck Fredin, had shut outs going until there was seven minutes remaining in the game. Brad Taylor. last years' scoring champ. open- ed the scoring as he beat Vousden on a breakaway. Mike Wraith evened the count at one on a double give and take play with George Ewer as he, caught Chuck Fredin out of the play. With only four minutes remain- ing, Gary Revington ripped a shot past Vousden into the corner but then with only 39 seconds left, George Ewer tied the game 2-2 on a scramble in front of the net. During the last 21 seconds. the Hagen Hackers had am- ple chances in the Blues end but Vousden. with a' couple of key glove saves. held the Mme to a tie. -****4-4-4-4-4-****** * Estate Auction Sale * of real good furniture a few antiquesfor the Marion Claressa Welts Estate, Lucan to be held at the Ilderton Masonic Hall. Mon. Oct. 8 7.30 p.m. * Hugh Filson AUCTIONEERS Tom Robson 666-0833 666-1967 * Estate Auction Sale Antiques, furniture, glassware etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Barn 289 Bayfield Road, Clinton, Ont. for the Estate of Jane McGregor of Seaforth plus additions. Mon. Oct, 8 at 12 NOON three piece bedroom suite, radial arm sow, antiuge shot gun with barrel rod, powderflosk, 6 matching press back chairs, childs•press bock rocker, 2 press back rocking chairs, captains chair, drop leaf table, flat to wall cupboard, Boston rocker with stensils, bottom for side board, press back nursing rocker, floor lamp, 2 parlour tables, smaH chino cabinet, treadle sewing machine, vacuum cleaner, chester- field and two chairs, pictures and frames, antique picture viewer, cherry pitter, butter print . butter ladle, crock butter bowl, antique dresser, wooden bowl, matching antique dresser washstond and wooden bed, 2 extension dining tables with 5 leaves in good condition, trunks, lantern, base for Aladdin lamp, washstand, wooden bed, beam scale, wooden washing machine, sod irons and trivet, copper boiler, fainting couch, scrub boards, E. Daly & Co. tea tin plus many others, old catalogues; feather ticks, bedding, linens, towels, ets., buffalo robe, 3 dolls, clock shelf, wooden washing mochine, Beaver_ sealersquart and 1'? gal. plus other sealers and old bottles, dishes and glassware including antique pieces, carnival dish, chamber pieces, shaving mug, mustache cup etc., plus our usual large offering of items not mentioned. Plan to attend this interesting sale TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE RICHARD LOBB AUCTIONEER CLINTON, ONTARIO Phone 482-7898 Estate or auctioneer not responsible for accidents day of sole. Times- Advocate, October 3, 1979 Page 13 Classified Deadline Monday 4:00 p.m. STOCKER SALE 1200 Head` at 1:00 P.M. HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES LTD., on Sat., Oct. 6, 1979 CONSISTING OF: Steers, Heifers and Calves Victor Hargreaves (519) 482-7511 Clinton Barry Miller (519) 235-2717 Exeter or 229-6205 Kirkton, Doug Carruthers 237-3734 Greg Hargreaves 262-2831 AUCTIONEERS: Lorry Gardiner . and Richard Lobb ************ 7R** * FURNITURE & MISC. * AUCTION A few Antiques * For Mrs. Elsie Foster in the Village of Hyde Park next to the United Church on * Saturday Oct. 13th at 10:30 A.M. * FURNITURE, ANTIQUES ETC. — Speed Queen *automatic washer & dryer, Kelvinator 4 burner electric stove. swivel desk chair. T.V stand, R.C.A * console B & W 21" T V.. 2 pine blanket chests, 4 piece chrome kitchen set, studio couch. Veranda * couch & mattress. Westinghouse air conditioner, *Dehumidifier, electric lamps, 2 sets of dishes. one setting for eight one for four. lawn chairs. baseboard•electric heater. large wooden desk. elec- tric broom. hall tree, pine cupboard bottom part on- * ly old antique foot stool. old antique string of but- tons large flat to the wall cupboard glass doors on op. day bed. large wooden wardrobe. Kelvinator *refrigerator. chrome clothes rack. ofd picture frames. pictures. 1 furrow plough. numerous books. *some books are debates from the House of Com- mons from 1905- 191 1. antique table. 2 iron beds. * wash stands. high chair. copper boiler, old pine table. commode stand. 3 bird cages. nursing rocker. Ar 19 B & W T V . students desk. old library table with matching claw foot chair. pressed back chairs. old dresser with mirror. small oval table, blue up *holstered chair, butternut drop leaf table. brass bed frames, R C A radio & record player. liquor cabinet antique oak hall seat with mirror with coloured leaded glass real nice * TOOLS & MISC. — aluminum 5' step ladder. 10 *aluminum ladder, 32' aluminum extension ladder. snow scoop & shovels. garden tools. socket set. –1 barrow. other tools, sealers. garden wheel barrow. folding picni 'table. Wet & Dry Shop * vacuum, hair dryer. wooden clothes horse. pots & pans. 2 burner Coleman Camp stove. double _, hibachi. Sheffield rotary lawn mower. Sunbeam *electric lawn mower, kitchen scales, wicker clothes basket. T V tables. exerciser. lawn roller. quantity *d of paint record player, stand. large number of T wooden folding chairs. new hand hooked rag mat. smaii wooden kitchen table and 4 chairs. numerous * other articles TERMS CASH Owners or Auctioneers not responsible for ac yJ cedents sale day l� Lunch provided by Hyde Park United Church * Ladles AUCTIONEERS * Hugh Filson Ilderton Tom Robson 666-0833 666-1967 41T- **4- 4 11( ***II(4` ' ' - * • RICHARD B.E1ARD CONSTRUCTIO'N'l' Business 1s; n• llllesslfll`I`I'110114b7f911111111,11.11111f1. f IflIIIl111flll minium." lrnllu alit muffs ".11111111 ornlu lollllln lollllli orlllilllll nl`UlUnnun y211llllil END OF SUMMER FACTORY CLEARANCE PRICES ENDS OF ROLLS s5oo ner yd '/s PRICE also upholstery END OF SUMMER SALE Factory clearance passed on to you. On at 5800 to =18°O also end of rolls SFR $ g 00 AT ONLY v d per Remnants from s 100 per yd. Canadian Furniture Restorers n1r,„cnn .t,V1 . rY f'r' ' •c. 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