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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-04-19, Page 25BOB HEYWOOD AUCTIONEER 235-0874 TWILIGHT AUCTION SALE Thursday Evening April 27 1989 at 6 p.m. SHARP on location at 64 Anne St. Exeter We will be dispersing the entire household of Mr. Bill Etherington who has sold his house. This d'ffering In- cludes good appliances, antiques, collectibles, china, furnishings and an assortment of hand and power tools. In case of Inclement weather, sale will be held at South Huron Rec centre. Full list next week BOB HEYWOOD AUCTIONEER 235-0874 CLEARING HARDWARE AUCTION Thursday Evening. 24. 1989 jt 6 pap. Sharp on Iocatlon at 391 Main St. Exeter, Ont. We will be offering by public auction all the remaining stock, fixtures -and collectibles . of the Fisher Pro Hardware Store. This going out of business auction consists of hardware, tools, paint products, household effects, toys and hundreds of relat- ed items usually found in a Hardware Store. Collectibles in- clude old dovetailed boxes, old signs and 'advertising, old oil bottles, antique printing press and plates, etc. Large Auction Sale Antiques, appliances, furniture, to be held at Vanastra in warehouse, turn off highway #4 at Red Maple Inn corner. Saturday, April 22 at 10 a.m. Kenmore harvest gold fridge and stove, Kenmore heavy duty washer and dryer, 2 air conditioners, humidifiers, shop vac, electric vibrating massage chair, antique dining table w/leaves extends from 4 ft. to 8 ft., modern round table and 4 chairs, oval wooden dining table w/2 large leaves and 4 chairs, 9Iass top table with chairs, 2 wicker rockers, fan- cy antique dresser with mirror and mustache pulls, six wooden dining chairs, 3 matching chairs, 2 wooden rocking chairs, modern chester- field with matching love seat chair and ottoman, chesterfield and matching chair, chesterfield with pull out bed and 3 matching end tables, modern grey chesterfield, new king size mattress and bed frame, queen size motionless waterbed, 3 single box springs and mat- tresses, double mattress, 2 small beds, wooden double bed frame, copper tub washer, copper boiler, office desk with typing stand, small desk, 2 small chests of drawers, small childs chest and wardrobe, long dresser, chest of drawers, magazine table, end tables, .4 telephones, portable typewriter, small hi fi, matching floor and table lamps, toaster oven, crock pot, blender, electric tea kettles, irons, dishes, glass- ware, a few depression pieces, Melitta coffee maker, cross coutnry skis, ball glove, golf clubs, mens skates, 1 air of ladies figure skates, pair of down hill ski boots, 2 pair golf shoes, 2 back packs, 2 table ten- nis sets, 2 new ping pong tables, 12 volt trouble Tight, suit cases, iron- ing board, cassette tapes, books, radios, bedding, used clothing, old dentist drill unit, 4 large mirrors 22 1/2" x 92 1/2", small chain saw, 10 speed bike, Sharp electric cash register, accordion, plus many other items. Terms cash or cheque with proper ID. Lunch booth. Auctioneers Richard Lobb and Burt Lobb 482-7899 THURS., APRIL 27 AT 11 A.M. MF 265, MF 35, Nuffield Universal 4 plus a full line of small farm machinery and misc. for Greer Brothers, 2 miles south of Bayfield on Highway 21. fre CLEARINGrr uarrms at Lot MACHINERYnAUCTION Tw. 1-1/4 on Tuesday, April 1 ril 25,1989 aHwy. 11t84 10:30 a.m. TRACTORS & COMBINE: J.D. 8640, 4 WD /duals; J.D. 9 4020/power shift & Idr. M.F. 184-4 3 WD; Ford 800; Int. super C/scuffler. J.D. 7720 combine, J.D. 215 flex head, J.D. 643, 3 R. narrow corn head; J.D. pick up head. • TURNIP NIPPLANTING & HARVESTING EQUIPMENT: 8R potatoplanter;Allied 8 R. folding scuffler; Kongskilde 4 R. scuffler; Calsa 500 gal. trail sprayer/4 piston pump; 2 -Sot- Viner 1 R. turnip havestors; 2 -Hill turnip stackers, 30' long; 4- tandem drive turnip trucks/16'-22' Hill boxes; 1 -Int. single axle Loadstar cab and chassis; 1-Chev single axle 6500 cab and chassis/long wheel base. TILLAGE EQUIPMENT: -J.D. 2800 6 fur. plow; Kongsilde 24' fold. cult./rolling.hiarrows; Wilrich 52' cult./buster bar; J.D. 1600 chisel plow; 38' land roller; Int. 624 press drill; J.D. Mott mower. TRUCKS & TRAILERS: 1979 Int. Transtar/wet line; 18' woodrack/steel floor and hoist; 40' tandem grain trailer; 40' tip float. Other misc. equipment, lawn mowers, and numerous small items. NOTE: Farms are Sold. Auctioneers and Owners not re- sponsible for any accidents in connection with this sale. Lunch booth on grounds. All verbal announcements shall take precedence over any written material. TERMS: Cash or known cheque day of sale %• Auctioneers JIM McCartney,Waterdown Tom Hamulei Norwich Proprietor: Peter. Oud, •Phone 263-2928 Exeter Vida EXETER - Hello from everyone Nancy Holland, out activity Coordi- at the Villa. Welcome back to nator who has been away on holi- Saintsbur yby Mrs. Heber Davis SAINTSBURY - Early service was held in St. Patrick's Sunday with Rev. Beverley Wheeler assist- ed by Nadine Bedell in charge. Hymns were played by Mary Da- vis. Communion service fol- lowed. On April 30, the three churches in the Parish are invited to a Parish breakfast at St. Paul's in Kirkton at 9:45 a.m. This will be the only service on that Sunday in the Par- ish. Please note. The ladies of St. Patrick's hosted the Perth Deanery Clerical meeting last Tuesday a.m. Nadine Bedell, Mary Jefferies and Voyle Jordan served. Mrs. Mabel Needham entertained the "Hodgins cousins" on Monday to dinner. Guests were, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott McRoberts, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis, Saintsbury, Greta Gibson, Lucan, • 11 Mary Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Abbott, Exeter and Cote Wenner - strain, Lucan. Mrs. Needham attended a birth- day party at the home of her'son Mr. and Mrs. Garry Needham, Lon- don Township and spent the week- end visiting relatives in that area returning home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee were dinner guests Sunday evening with Marguerite's mother Mary Davis, Lucan. Mrs. Jim Barker is in St. Jo- seph's hospital London and Jim and her mother Mary Davis visited her Saturday evening. Hugh and Hazel Davis were guests Saturday at the wedding of cousin Kimberly Hensel and Mi- chael Rinks in Flint, Michigan. Kimberly is the great granddaughter of the late Mrs. Irene Hicks. They also called on Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hicks. Store Location Hwy. 83, just west of Dashwood 237-3561 HAYTER'S Hours: TURKEYS CLOSED Monday Tuesday - Saturday featurina • Ground Turkey • Burgers • Patties • Filets • Smoked Turkey • Sausage • Cutlets • Drumsticks • Wings 10:00 - 5:30 SPECIAL THIS WEEK BREAST ROAST 2.99 1o. (while quantities last) Fresh Frozen Turkeys available A BOB HEYWOOD AUCTIONEER 235-0874 ESTATE AUCTION SALE Saturday. AprI1 22 _at 10:30 a.m, South uron floc Centre, Exeter We have been favoured by the executors to disperse by public auction the entire. estate of. the late Mrs. Alvin (Jean) Walper of Dashwood. The late Mr. and Mrs. Walp- er, farmed and for many years operated the areas most prom 1 n e,n 1 A k, al laza... ga r aad+r9.. Ia1 •.,. esteem aly clean and in mint condition. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Kroehler formal chesterfield and chair (earth tones), 4 piece matching set of solid wood accessories includ- ing 1 hexagon end table, 1 square end table, 1-4 legged table and 1 half round hall cabinet; red velvet decorator chair, Kroehler colonial style chesterfield and chair (green tones), lovely maple sofa with 2 Mmei iiifretraffrthwelfttMtaisa trrneit;hing•-vrrej 4e aetiee4ebfo,= glider rocker, Vilas solid maple round table with 2 leaves, 4 side chairs and 1 arm chair; attractive solid walnut scarf table, 5 pc. kitchen chrome set, 2 green velvet accessory chairs, desk and cha jr4 4 pc. bedroom suite; boxspring and mattress, Hitachi coloured TN. and stand, B&W T.V. with stand, Electrolux vacuum with powerhead and attachments, chest freezer, Speed Queen washer -spin dryer, 5,000 B.T.U. air conditioner, small kitchen appliances, several table lamps, ,an.1.44.aeakt,6s;ii, tt rtrots. fend plaques, cushions, bedding, table andfour chairs, dishes, pots and pans, knick knacks, chaise lounge and lawn chairs, aluminum step ladder, 2 cement planters, 3 cement lawn deer, garden tools, old . hand tools, etc. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: A large selection of fine china and glass including•Bavaria, Depression, R.S. Prussia, R.S. Germany, Royal'Beiruth, Carnival, Vaseline glass, cut and pressed glass, Fiat - tern glass, save,el seer sourvniryletes; -figurines, 14 salt cellars, toby jug. vinegar cruet, china h9rses and dogs, several formal silver serving pcs., 8 place setting Kings plate silver and chest, 42 pcs. cornflower crystal, 12 place setting dinner set by Sovereign Pot- tery (complete) 20 pc. tea set for 6, Royalty plate, Gone with the Wind lamp, 2 hurricane prism lamps, copper and brass, 4 lg. collectible jardi- niers, 7 pc. floral pattern toilet set, hand painted oil Tamp, finger lamp, costume jewellery, quilts, hooked mats, desirable oil paintings with or- nate frame, Duncan Phyfe plant stand, mirrored shadow box, oak ped- estal plant stand, 3 cedar chests, chest of drawers, hand carved oak parlour table, bevelled oak hall mirror, commode, washstand, high -boy dresser with oval mirror, parlour chairs, round oak parlour table, ornate Tamp table with drawer, several antique frames and prints including ap- prox. 6 bevelled oval frames, Schatz mantel clock, German cuckoo clock, okl felt hats and stetsons, auction gavel, flag, display case, J & J Taylor safe on wheels, harvest table, several crocks including Sea - forth merchant crock and Strathroy Jug, old Exeter Street Light globe, antique pull horse, etc. TERMS: Cash, Acceptable Cheques. - CaII 35-1678 mnan Lan dscain Sod Supply R.R. 2 Hensall, Ontario LANDSCAPING Your key to year round beauty • Take advantage of our complete professional landscape design service. • Phone and our landscape designer will make an appointment to call on you and produce o detailed drawing. • Interlocking Brick • Ground Work • Sodding • Seeding • Railway Ties • Design Service • Nursery stock planting Order your nursery stock now...or the work !can be done by our landscaping specialists. All nursery stock guaranteed Phone 235-1678 236-4457 Quality is first in our business Clinton Community Credit Union Ltd. WHERE THE RATES,-AFaxa t,N-,r•-f HIGHER Q An - Term Term Deposits & RRSP Escalator One.11 3/4% Under $1,000 5% Two years 11 1/2% 4,999.99 5,000.00 - Three years 11 1/4% 19,999.99 20,000.00 - Four 49'�V ,�t999.999 10 1/2% �r>.a'+- - •.---•+....,- era. •*3�ir a/ V , . a r V 0VC'1• 1i% Five years 11% Interest.paid monthly- - on Full Amount AND THE SERVICE CHARGES ARE 7 1/2% •9 1/4% LOWER CHEQUJNG ACCOUNT - Cheques only 25$ each, .• and there are no. other service charges. NO DEPOSIT OR WITHDRAWAL CHARGES SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX "- Only $10 per year. *All rates subject to change without notice * /fit\ IIS . !3r in 11 . i r tI 374 Main Street., Exeter, Ont. Phone 235-0640 70 Ontario St. Clinton, Ont. Phone 482-3181 SWITCH YOUR A OUNT TTDAY! Times -Advocate, April 19, 1989 Page 25 days for the past week. We all missed you, Nancy and are glad you're back. • Happy Birthday this week to staff members Janet VanBakel and Nancy Holland and r!srdents Minnie Doak and Jack John ;ton. Monday and again on Friday were Bingo days with many lucky players. Rev. Don Rogers of the Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle conducted our weekly worship services. Thanks goes out to Rev. Rogers and the lady `who `supplied the mu- sic for us. Our Thursday afternoon Baking Group made peanut butter cookies. Residents and staff both enjoyed our baking, Friday was movie and popcorn day. This week we enjoyed seeing Benji. We would like to welcome Ber- nice Davis home after her short stay in hospital, as well as Glenda and Jackie, two of our staff members who have been off sick. Residents and staff wish to ex- press their sympathy to the family and friends of Maggie pladiger who passed away last week. Maggie was in her 99th year. Many of our residents enjoyed the clothing sale last week. Geri Fash- ions had so many items to offer and we love to browse. Thought for the week: You can get along with last year's car and last year's clothes, but you must have this year's calendar. STOCKER SALE 900 Head at Hensall Livestock Sales Ltd. on Saturday, April 22, 1989 at 1:00 p.m. Consisting of: Steers, Heifers and Calves FOR INFORMATION CALL: Victor Hargreaves - 519-233-7511 (Clinton) Barry Miller - 519-235-2717 (Exeter) - 519-229-6205 (Kirkton) Greg Hargeaves - 519-263-2619 (Hensall) - 519-262-2831- (Hensall) Auctioneer: Larry Gardiner No WHITING:.' au ioneer Estate auction sale of real estate, antiques, diamond rings, household furnishings, and misc items on Saturday April 29/89 11 a m skara To be held on the premises Main St., Dashwood Ontario. For the Estate of the late Mr. Vernon Schatz, REAL ESTATE consists of 1 1/2 storey brick house, main floor - liv-. ing room, dining room, family room, large kitchen, Targe utility room, 2 pc. bath, hall at front entrance with open stair; 3 -sets French doors with beveled glass, all natural trim, 2nd floor - 3 bedrooms, 4 pc. bath, sun room. Large veranda front of, house and one car attached garage. Small barn at back of lot. This house and barn are situated on an irre alar lot with 66' 1rontag -x 13rwl7F4 back portion of lot 125—R'T.3""CTit #44 Plan 527 Village of Dashwood, Township of Hay, County of Huron only 6 miles from Lake Huron. Picturesque home on a well shaded lot, 'excel- lent location. Property to be sold at 2 p.m. subject to a reasonable re- serve bid. DIAMOND RINGS, engagement ring with 3 diamonds, each 0.35 Ct.. 14 kt yellow gold with 18 kt white gold claws. Wedding ring with 7 dia- monds eacti.Q.031/2 ct,„ 14 kt. yellow gold ring, 18 kt. white gold claws. Both have been appraises"" Office furniture: Large double pedestal walnut desk, leather desk chair, 2 drawer ledger size file cabinet, 3 drawer letter size file cabinet, accounting safe, brass and marble desk lamp. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Hoosier cupboard (Knechtel), bonnet chest with porcelain pulls, 5 pc. walnut bedroom suite, 3 pc. bedroom suite, cedar chest, parlour love seat and chair, ornate love seat, beautiful 9 pc. Yining room suite, Tempus Feiget grandfathers clock (walnut), brass Schatz 400 day clock, parlour tables, hall tables, small walnut Gibbard tilt top table, harvest table, magazine table, organ 's-tt7t trrotiking riipvr1!4 hairs, high swivel stool, fern.stands, some wicker, decorative hall mirror, 5 floor lamps; lMieC1aty-wood and elec. combination cook stove with warming oven, cabinet Singer sewing ma- chine and stool, 80 pc. dinner set crescent ivory England, Gold Phoas ant, 53 pc. dinner set J & S Meakin, 17 pc. china tea set, pieces of Germany, Nippon, Royal Nippon, Noritake, depression glass, press glass, set of 6 fruit bowls (gold trim), 78 pc. set of flatware with chest, 20 pc. set flatware, Royal Doulton figurines,pil lamp, moustache cup, miniature cup and saucer, 6 pc. silver tea service, other silver pieces, large Dad's oatmeal cookie jar, viewer pictures, old books, iron dog door stop, iron paper weight, crocks, jugs, Royal Family scrap book King George VI, shadow box, large reverse painting and frame, other pictures and mirrors, many other items. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: Ches:erfield and is<ylair, daybed, 2 platform rocker,s oak curio cabinet, wrought iron coffee table, fern stands, mag. racks, floor and table lamps, 25 -Roger Majestic console colour TV solid state. Hi fi combination radio and record player, Maytag washer, Easy dryer, Woods 10 cu. ft. deep freezer, G.E. refrigerator, small appliances, odd dishes, pots and pans, linens, blankets, pillows, card table etc. HAND AND GARDEN TOOLS, step ladders, extension ladder, elec. lawn mower, lawn chairs, several cords of wood. For further information or real estate viewing contact Auctidneer Norm Whiting, Exeter 235-1964, 235.1931 • OFFICE: • AUCTION 527-2540 1111 1f1�1 :r REG SAOLEY ' SILL PRESZCATOR MONDAY TO FRIDAY 345-2564 mu 2334220 JIM PRESZCATOR 'SER, `r 482-7126 (Manager) PROPERTY AUCTION SATURDAY, APRIL 29 for Bert Mahaffy, R.R. #2, Staffa, 31 mi. south of Dublin, turn left (east), 1% ml. on left, follow signs. East half of Lot 10, West half Lot 9, Conc. 6, Hibbert Twp. Perth County. TERMS OF PROPERTY - 10% down day of sale by cash or certified cheque, balance in 30 days, subject to a reasonable reserve. Property selling at 12:30 p.m. put up se- cond time at 1:30 p.m. SATURDAY, APRIL 29th 9:30 a.m. sharp Model X2540 Rumley Oil Pull tractor; Model 272 Allis diesel; Allis ED40 diesel; 1937 W.M. Allis crawler; 1950 No. 10 Allis dozer; 1936 Ford 2 ton truck with hoist; 3 H.P. engine on wheels (stationary); New Holland 68 baler; Allis pull type combine; M.H. 13 run drill; Allis 12' disc; 11 h.p. riding mower`38" cut, as new; roto tiller; 20" swing lathe; 14" swing lathe; Lincoln 250 industrial welder; milling machine; 80 ton hydraulic press; table saw; jointer; steel shears; set of torches; beam scales, plus much older, small Allis equip- ment; 2 wagon loads of tools and machining tools; 1 wagon load of steam and Rumley parts; 1 wagon load of miscellaneous belts; sap equipment and numerous articles; 1 wagon load of gun related parts; dies; trap equipment; hunting equipment, etc.; several older unfinished guns; large assortment of shop related tools and guages; 3 bench grinders; 2 drill presses; etc., etc. GUNS SELLING AT 4:00 P.M. - Winchester Model 61 22 magnum with Weaver scope; Winchester Model 94 32-40 cal.; Winchester Model 92 44 magnum; 2 Browning BT 99 12 ga. trap; Ithira 12 ga. V grade; Saluige French Brescia 12 ga. seml auto; Excel ,Ingle 12 ga.; Stevens Low -wall 22 cal. target; Stevens Favorite 32 cal. favorite; Remington 222 cal.; Winchester 94 22 cal.; Winchester 94 22 magnum; Marlin Model 39 22 cal.; Browning 35 cal. semi automatic; 28 Savauge 12 ga. Remington model 700 6 mm with scope; Remington model 700 222 magnum with K6 Weaver scope; Winchester 70 22.250 cal. with K12 Weaver scope; Remington model 700 17 cal. with V9 Weaver scope; 99 Savauge 250-3000 with K2 Weaver scope; Remington 870 trap wllh vented bbl; 1 wagon load of gun parts and related pieces. NOTE: F.A.C. required to bid on guns. CONSIGNMENTS: 1931 Ford Model "A" pickup fully restored;. 1010 John Deere tractor (gas); Allis Chalmers SUNDAY, APRIL 30th 1:00 p.m. HOUSEHOLD - 1 wagon load of magazines dating to early 1900's; hard cover books (gun related); 3 door flat -to -the -wall cupboard with pie shelf and 6 lights; 2 square oak exten- sion tables with 8 matching press back chairs; cherry chest bonnet; oak china cabinet• knee hole desk and chair; Boston rocker; bake cupboard; washstand; various uccaslonal parlor tables; old trunks; bedding and quilts; weight clock; old wooden telephone; but- ter press; wood lined wash tube; old steam Irons; flat Irons; picture frames; various china and dishes; PLUS MUCH, MUCH MORE. A SALE YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS. 8% Sales tax to be in effect. Owner and Auctioneers not responsible for acCldents or loss of property day of sale. No WHITING:.' au ioneer Estate auction sale of real estate, antiques, diamond rings, household furnishings, and misc items on Saturday April 29/89 11 a m skara To be held on the premises Main St., Dashwood Ontario. For the Estate of the late Mr. Vernon Schatz, REAL ESTATE consists of 1 1/2 storey brick house, main floor - liv-. ing room, dining room, family room, large kitchen, Targe utility room, 2 pc. bath, hall at front entrance with open stair; 3 -sets French doors with beveled glass, all natural trim, 2nd floor - 3 bedrooms, 4 pc. bath, sun room. Large veranda front of, house and one car attached garage. Small barn at back of lot. This house and barn are situated on an irre alar lot with 66' 1rontag -x 13rwl7F4 back portion of lot 125—R'T.3""CTit #44 Plan 527 Village of Dashwood, Township of Hay, County of Huron only 6 miles from Lake Huron. Picturesque home on a well shaded lot, 'excel- lent location. Property to be sold at 2 p.m. subject to a reasonable re- serve bid. DIAMOND RINGS, engagement ring with 3 diamonds, each 0.35 Ct.. 14 kt yellow gold with 18 kt white gold claws. Wedding ring with 7 dia- monds eacti.Q.031/2 ct,„ 14 kt. yellow gold ring, 18 kt. white gold claws. Both have been appraises"" Office furniture: Large double pedestal walnut desk, leather desk chair, 2 drawer ledger size file cabinet, 3 drawer letter size file cabinet, accounting safe, brass and marble desk lamp. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Hoosier cupboard (Knechtel), bonnet chest with porcelain pulls, 5 pc. walnut bedroom suite, 3 pc. bedroom suite, cedar chest, parlour love seat and chair, ornate love seat, beautiful 9 pc. Yining room suite, Tempus Feiget grandfathers clock (walnut), brass Schatz 400 day clock, parlour tables, hall tables, small walnut Gibbard tilt top table, harvest table, magazine table, organ 's-tt7t trrotiking riipvr1!4 hairs, high swivel stool, fern.stands, some wicker, decorative hall mirror, 5 floor lamps; lMieC1aty-wood and elec. combination cook stove with warming oven, cabinet Singer sewing ma- chine and stool, 80 pc. dinner set crescent ivory England, Gold Phoas ant, 53 pc. dinner set J & S Meakin, 17 pc. china tea set, pieces of Germany, Nippon, Royal Nippon, Noritake, depression glass, press glass, set of 6 fruit bowls (gold trim), 78 pc. set of flatware with chest, 20 pc. set flatware, Royal Doulton figurines,pil lamp, moustache cup, miniature cup and saucer, 6 pc. silver tea service, other silver pieces, large Dad's oatmeal cookie jar, viewer pictures, old books, iron dog door stop, iron paper weight, crocks, jugs, Royal Family scrap book King George VI, shadow box, large reverse painting and frame, other pictures and mirrors, many other items. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: Ches:erfield and is<ylair, daybed, 2 platform rocker,s oak curio cabinet, wrought iron coffee table, fern stands, mag. racks, floor and table lamps, 25 -Roger Majestic console colour TV solid state. Hi fi combination radio and record player, Maytag washer, Easy dryer, Woods 10 cu. ft. deep freezer, G.E. refrigerator, small appliances, odd dishes, pots and pans, linens, blankets, pillows, card table etc. HAND AND GARDEN TOOLS, step ladders, extension ladder, elec. lawn mower, lawn chairs, several cords of wood. For further information or real estate viewing contact Auctidneer Norm Whiting, Exeter 235-1964, 235.1931 •