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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-06-14, Page 261 Page 26 Ti vocate, June 14, 1989 29 Yard & Garage Sales GARAGE SALE. - Hwy. tI 4 between Exeter and Hensall. Watch for signs. Sat. June 17. (24*) . MULTI FAMILY SALE at 552 Main St. S. (beside Sunoco) (If raining will beat 193 Mill St. beside tracks). (24*) GIGANTIC. YARD SALE - Hwy. 81, 1/2 mile north of Greenway. June 16 4-8 p.m. June 17, 8-3 p.m. You name it from houshold to office furnishings, books, antiques, toys and many items too numerous to mention. (24c) • GARAGE SALE - Sat. June 17, 8-6. Midtovgi Auto Sales Ltd. 252 Main St. Exeter. (24c) YARD SALE - Sat. June 17. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 124 St. Lawrence Ave. Huron Park. Something for everyone. (24c) YARD SALE - 75 Thomas Si, Exeter. June 17 - 9 a.m. Baby needs, hot plate, metal trunk. flip out chairs, milk house heater, etc. (24*) GARAGE SALE - Two-family garage sale, 17 Gidley St. West, Exeter. - Sat. June 17th - 8 a.m. (24*0 Fo.sae bTender as Is 1 Ford L9000single axle tractor powered by a 318-8V71 Detroit die- sel, good condition, working up until March 31/89 1 - 38 ft. stake rack grain trailer with steel floor tarp 1 - 32 ft. 9rain trailer with 8" unloading auger driven by 3 HP electric motor need 220 power Tenders will be received until June 21/89 for either single or coupled units. Highest tender not necessarily ac- cepted. Contact E.W. Shantz Zurich 236-4036 after 6 p.m. or Sat. No Sunday calls please. Pinned - Jim Chapman, president of the South Huron Big Brother/Big Sisters, presented three-year membership pins to Big Brother John Den Otter, Board secretary (and mother of Little Brothers) Mar- garet D'Anna and vice-president Marlene Bedard. Gilmore Auction Services Listowel & Zu'rich Ontario Phone for Spring Sale Dates Bob 291-3489 or 236-4152 or Doug 291-3421 TWILIGHT SALE Household effects and collectors items for Mrs. Ray Whiting, 256 Station Street, Parkhill, Ontario Wednesday, June 21, 1989 Time: 5;00 p.m. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Chesterfield and chair, 24" colour TV near- ly new, modern china cabinet, bronzetone kitchen table and 6 chairs, studio -,.couch, end table, coffee table, Lazyboy recliner chair, reading lamps, platforms rocker, wall mirror, 6 dining room chairs, bedroom suite of bed, dresser, chest of drawers, bedding, side table, kitchen utensils; tri lite , wall mirrors, mats and cushions, small desk, electric clocks, kitchen stool, utility cabinet, electric lamp, ironing board, garden tools, 3 HP garden tiller, 24" rotary lawn mower, 20' wooden extension ladder, White sewing machine. COLLECTORS ITEMS Parts of toilet sets, oil lamp, flower tables, Aladdin lamp, press back chairs ,walnut chest of drawers,music cabi- net, quilt box, moustache cups, cups and saucers, rocking chairs, doll cradle, coal skuttle and other interesting items. TERMS: Cash plus 8% P.S.T. if applicable Not responsible for accidents day of sale. Auctioneers . • Bill Elliot Dougal McGregor Parkhill 294-6759 786-2222 SERVING SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO FOR OVER 40 YEARS *********** ********4<*4<**-********** * CLOSING OUT SALE * London Ford Equipment Ltd., Hyde Park, Ontario on ♦t * Highway #22 it * Going out of Business - Ford Franchise TERMINATED!! # On FRIDAY, JUNE 23 1989 AT. 10:00 A.M. # * Information phone 472-2610 * Machinery, some parts, office equipment, special Ford shop tools, * car, trucks, misc. implements, new outboard motors etc. * CAR & TRUCKS 1988 Sable wagon, 86 Ford van, 1976 Louisville * tractor with 12 x 8' flat bed and 5th wheel, tri axle equipment trailer, * all selling as is. - * EQU4PMENT & IMPLEMENTS Ford 6600 with cab, 6600 Ford, * Ferguson, 580D Case tractor loader extenda back hoe, used tires, * rims, riding lawn mowers, Reel riding lawn mowers, 3 pt hitch rotary * mowers, flail mower, tractor splitting equipment, air sand blaster, , * roto t;llers. ♦c * SHOP EQUIPMENT etc. M & W Dynomometre model P 400 B, . * hydraulic engine lift, hydraulic press, drill press, valve grinder, * bench grinder, welding rod, air compressor, DC AC arc welder Miller, * steel work benches, pressure washer, hydraulic jacks, drills, rust * proof paint, A frame and hoist, safety stands, electrical testing * equipment, air conditioner repair unit, vises, battery chargers. * OFFICE EQUIPMENT Large safe, video VCR with stand, filing * cabinets, photo copier, 7 desks, wooden and metal, typewriter, * chairs, cheque writing machine., adding machine, Ford display sign, * portable sign, microwave oven. Numerous mise. articles not men- * tioned - plan to attend. ♦t * Not responsible for additions or deletions. - * Selling without reserve. Clip for reference. LAST AD. * * Terms - CHEQUE OR CASH. Lunch booth. -1t * AUCTIONEERS * * Tom Robson Hugh Filson ♦t * • 666-1967 666-0833 . ♦t *, Denfield 4( 4 Hold Special Olympics By Roberta Walker GODERICH - This year the Spe- cial Olympics for Huron County was held in Goderich on June 7, Wednesday, at Goderich and District Collegiate Institute. McCurdy Pub- lic School, Wingham Public and Victoria Public School (Goderich) participated. Thirty-three special education stu- . parents, and other helpers. dents attended from McCurdy, com- Each competitor was assigned a peting in various track and field high-school student to assist during events like the 50 and 100 metre dash, the standing and running long jump, the high jump and the soft ball throw. The motto for the Special Olym- pics is "Let Me Win, and If I Can- not Win, Let Me Be Brave in the Attempt!" In the spirit of such hope and courage, the children all released helium balloons, which ,quickly soared into the beautiful blue sky, a perfect day for the occasion. Special guest at the opening cere- monies was Dennis Hull, hockey star of the Chicago Black Hawks and Detroit Red Wings, who flew from Chicago to spend the entire day. He stayed to encourage the youngsters and cheer their success- es. He'll also be at the Scatchard Tournament in Grand Bend this week, to raise funds for his special charity, handicapped children. The day really belonged to the children - running, jumping and throwing their fastest, their hardest, despite a wide variety of handicaps. It is impossible to remain unmoved by the valiant efforts of the children and the dedicated staff of teachers, Pn REG RAO(EY BIL PRESZCATOR 345.2544 2334220 Oreo: 527-2540. Monday to Friday JIM PRESZCATOR 402-7126 (Manager) arm*: 527-2540 Mondry to rrw., Farm - Estate - Real Estate Sala Uquldatlon of All Kinds CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME • the day's events, especially in the arca of cheering each one on to new heights of success. Many thanks to organizers Brian Moody and his staff at Victoria School, and to the student commit- tee. One final look at all the happy faces, ribbons pinned to the shirt of each child, and the general air of friendship, pointed to a day crowned by successful endeavors. A sense of accomplishment goes a long way toward spurring a child on to further success. That is the key to the Spe- cial Olympics, giving all our chil- dren, regardless of their perceived abilities, a chance to try, a chance to win. CCAT lab CENTRALIA - On Friday, June 30, Centralia College of Agricultu- ral Technology will officially open a new research laboratory building at the Centralia College Research Farm. The ceremonies will begin promptly at 12 noon. Jack Riddell, Minister of Agriculture and Food will be guest speaker. Following the program, guests are welcome to view the facilities and enjoy a light lunch. BOB HEYWOOD AUCTIONEER 235-0874 Saturday,June 24/89 at 10 :30 a.m. at SoOti Huron Rec Centre, Exeter We will be dispersing a large offering of household effects, antiques, fine china, etc. from the Lucan estate of the late Mrs. Hodgson along with additions from the Charles Smith estate, Exeter. Plus additions from several local homes. - - Bob Heywood, Auctioneer 235-0874 Thursday evening, June 15 at 6 p.m. SHARP on location, in the village of- Crediton * * * * * * * * * ,4:._ Wewill be dispersing by auction furnishings, appliances, household ef- fects, antiques and china for Mr. and Mr. Stan Preszcator, who have sold their home. PARTIAL LIST: Chesterfield with matching rocker, chair and otto- man, 2 recliner rockers, antique dressers, beds, antique blanket box, china cabinet, occasional chairs, sofa bed, colour TV, 2 B & W TV's,` record player, 2 chest freezers, (1 - 17 cu. ft., 1 -'21 cu. ft.), 4 burner gas range, crib with springs, mattress, bedroom suite, meat slicer, sew- ing machine and stand, silverware, cups and saucers, fine and collecti- ble china, depression glass, pictures and frames, partial set of dishes, old radio, milk bottles, coal oil lamp, old platters, crocks, quilts, lamps, knick,knacks, Tupperware, sump pump, linens, stacking chairs, alumi- num storm windows, Coleman lantern and stove, 6" vise, sledge, 1982 Ford van - selling certified (subject to reserve), Honda 10'HP riding lawn mower, 36' wooden extension ladder, and hundreds of related items. Lunch booth' In case of inclement weather sale to be held at the Credi- ton Pavilion. NORMWHITING.' .aacioneer,. AUCTION SALE of valuable real estate, antiques, household furnishings and misc. items. 27 Victoria St. East, Exeter, Ontario Saturday, June 17 at 12 noon sharp For Lir. Harvey Cowen REAL ESTATE: Consists of beautiful red brick home, main floor, lg. living room with 2 French doors, lg. dining room, kitchen and sunny breakfast room, 2 pc. bath, small telephone room, lg. front entrance with natural finished hall and open staircase. Second floor, 4 lg. bed- rooms with closets and hardwood .floors, 4 pc. bath, hall with 2 linen closets, lg. attic, full basement, front veranda and one car attached ga- rage.This home is situated on a corner lot 93' wide by 118.33', Lot 80-82 lIan #376 of the town of Exeter, County of Huron. Excellent location, ess than 2 blocks from public school, high school, South Huron Rec Centre, and shopping area. House will be sold at 2 p.m. Subject to a reasonable reserve bid. 10% day of sale, balance in 30 days. ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES: Settee and sifle chair, 2 needle point chairs, other chairs, foot stools, oval gate leg table, large round .table (cut down), onyx and iron table, carved side table, round pedestal, tier table, table with drawer, mahogany and brass lap desk, fancy wood hall tree, floor and table lamps, pictures and frames, 4 pc. bedroom suite, Grinnel Bros. piano, 2 piano benches, old cupboard,10 x 20 Per- sian area rug. Largebisque figurine, Dresden figurines, 8 pieces of flow blue including lg. platter, over 50 pcs of white and blue milk glass, sev- •eral pcs. of carnival glass, Royal Nippon, Opal Hobnail bowl, pedestal cake plate, covered compote, 2 Imair bowls, set of approx. 43 pcs. crystal, 13 salt cellars, Bavaria, Nippon, Depression_ glass, cut glass set of red glass, brass candle holders, tea pot, jardiniere, etc. 5 pc. beautifully decorated silver tea service, other silver and much more. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: chesterfield and love seat, chess terfield and chair, 2 side chairs, 2 bedroom chairs, large stereo radio and record-player, coffee table, card table and chairs, stools, refrigera- tor freezer, 3 vacuum cleaners, small kitchen appliances, pots and pans, dishes, large safe; 4 drawer filing cabinet, hand tools, 4" vise, drill press, many other items. For information or viewing of Real Estate contact Norm Whiting •235-1964, 235-1931 4 •cP. "IP Icj'k•` Furniture and Household 046' Vo.` - P` • Sale is on Saturday. June 17 at 12:00 noon in the Zurich arena for Mrs. Elgin Adams of Grartd Bend with additions from Zurich homes. APPLIANCES: Electric range, G.E. dryer, deep freezer, Ad- miral 21 in. colour T.V., humidifier, electric heater, G.E. floor pol- isher FURNITURE: Chesterfield and chair, wood beds with dress- ers and mirrors, china cabinet, sideboard, dressers, wood fable with chairs, armchair with velvet seat, parlour table, sewing ma- chine and stool, wood chairs, stereo and record player, electric ceiling fan, adding machine, curtains, desk lamp, lights, bunk bed, linens, pictures -end frames, end tables, rocking chair, clocks, mirrors, quilting frame, pots and pans, assortment of dishes, salt and peppers. Round wood pulley table with cherry base, raoios. Many garden tools, axes, shovels, hoes, rakes, water pump with motor and tank. Terms Cash Lunch booth Owners and auctioneer not responsible for loss or accidents. Auctioneer John Finley 236-4814 Varna. by Joan Beierling VARNA - The June meeting of and Sharon Shuter's Mink Ranch Stan Lee Club was held at the Slo- on Sunday June 11. The children man School Car in Clinton with 30 were fascinated to.soe the actual people attending. mink itself out of the pen. They President Anna Keys opened with were told to look in the pens but a reading "Nicks in Time'. Meinber not put fingers in because they do were reminded of luncheon at Hu- bite. ronview on June 16 at 12:45 p.m. The next meeting will be held at the Complex on September 5. Mar- jorie. Stirling and Margaret Elliot volunteered to be the social com- mittee. Grace McClinchey won the Share the Wealth Draw. Marjorie Stirling introduced Miss -Margaret Sloman. As it was impos- sible for Miss .Sloman to show slides to so large a group, she talked of the experience of a teach- er's family living in the limited space of the school car. Her father spent almost 40 years teaching mostly Indian children on a route beginning in Capreol. They would spend a week at each stop and usually returned to Capreol in a month to begin the journey once more. After school hours were over for these pupils she found time to teach Next Sunday June 17 their will his five children. All competed be regular Sunday school classes. grade 12 before coming to Clinton Youth Group meets Friday night for grade 13. - at 7 p.m. at the manse for a hicy- Years later the family decided to cle treasure huni try to locate the"School Car". After much searching it was found in Oakville in poor condition.. It has taken many hours of hard work to bring it back to its original condi- tion. A question period followed her talk. Elva Peck thanked Miss Slo- man and presented her with a dona- tion from the club. Pot luck lunch brought an interesting meetingto a close.. Varna Sunday School toured Eric They saw the babies in,their pens and saw different colours, which were pastel colours, black and white. Eric explained how their feed was made with fish carcasses and chicken and said he feeds them sev- eral times a day. They grow fast so eat a lot. He was also able to show everyone his cold storage room where all the feed is stored ready to get ground into feed. After everyone found out about the mink , Sharon gave all the chil- dren a poster on mink and also some information on them. Varna Sunday School and teach- ers would like to express their thanks to Sharon and Eric for showing us their mink and for the lunch and just for sharing their ,time with us all. Remember to get your pork b.. becue tickets for the supper on Wednesday June 21 at the Com- plex. Congratulations to Lori DeWys, daughter of Pete and Dianne De- Wys, on winning the Queen of the Hensall Fair. Lori received many beautiful gifts. John and ' Emely Coultes and family spent the weekend camping near Wiarton. ****************** * •., * * * * * tit**************4 CONSIGNMENT AUCTION Of furniture, antiques, tools, etc. Ilderton Fair Grounds, Ilderton, Ont. Wednesday Evening June 21 - 5:30 p.m. 2 households already consigned from London, 1 hamesford, such as; electric stove, fridges, deep freeze, other appliances, modern book case with doors, dining room table, chairs and large hutch, double waterbed complete, chesterfields, chairs, coffee and end tables, lamps, old dressers, bureau's, chests of drawers, buffet, cupboard parts, 9 piece dining room suite, Sears automatic washer and dryer, wringer washer, some dishes, misc. of all kinds including tools. Anyone wishing to consign to this sale please let the auction- eers know immediately and bring to the fair grounds Tuesday even- ing,or Wednesday morning. TEMS: Cash sale night. Lunch booth. Auctioneers Hugh Filson Tom Robson 666-0833 Ilderton , ********************************* * 666-1967 BOB HEYWOOD, AUCTIONEER 235-0874 Thursday evening_ June 22 at 6 p.m. SHARP on location at 115 Sanders St. West, Exeter - selling for Mr. and Mrs. Ashley (Joe) Smith a complete household lot. In case of inclement weather, sale will be moved to South Huron Rec Centre. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Flat to the wall cupboard, Hoosier cupboard, lovely old elm dining extension table, 2 matching wicker chairs (mint), wicker fern stand, walnut corner china cabinet, several odd wooden chairs, several quilts, crock, granite oil lamp, set of dishes (Hollyhock pattern), several cups and saucers, fine china such as Ger- many, Czechoslovakia, depression, Noritake, Occupied Japan, figu- rines, berry set, mustard set, knick knacks, large china basin Nippon, lantern, old tea kettle, coal skuttle, small wooden table, sealers, linens, etc. HOUSEHOLD AND APPLIANCES: White Westinghouse frost - free refrigerator, White Westinghouse 30" electric range (both in excel- lent condition, Woods apt. size freezer, G.E. automatic washer, Frigi- daire elec. dryer, dehumidifier, Panasonic jet flow vacuum with power head, (like new), chrome table with 4 chairs, chesterfield and chair, stu- dio couch and matching chair, 2 end tables, day bed, 3.pc. bedroom suiteboxspring and mattress, chest of drawers, dresser and mirror), double bed with boxspring and mattress, hostess chair, small chin cabinet, B & W TV, wall unit for pictures, several lamps, mirrors, pic- tures, kerosene heater, step stools, dishes, pots and pans, laundry tubs, TV tables, hamper, clothes rack etc. CAR, LAWN AND MISC ITEMS: 1970 Ford Maverick - 4 door, sell- ing as is, riding lawn mower, roto tiller, GE elec lawn mower, whipper snippe wheel barrow, sump pump, step ladders, garden hose and tools, ji I saw, elec. drill, hand tools, utility cupboard, childs steel wag- on, plywood and hundreds of related items. This is an excellent clean offering. Don't miss it. LARGE 'AUCTION SALE Quality dining and bedroom suites, electric organ,, appliances, riding mower, gun, etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton for Mrs. Emerson Kyle of Kippen. Saturday. June 17 at 10 a.m, LAWN MOWERS Ford RMT 66 riding lawn mower, 3 HP 21" gas mower. ORGAN Hammond 125XL electric organ with double key board, auto vari rhythm, visual memory, -silent sound, foot pedal in excel- lent condition. _ _-_.__._._.__., ____.___ _� _ APPLIANCES Zenith 26" floor model colour TV with remote, new Oct. 1981, Gilson chest freezer approx. 15 cu. ft. matching GE En- core automatic washer and dryer, Inglis Superb 30" electric stove like new, older Westinghouse fridge, humidifier, GE vacuum cleaner, floor model stereo, propane barbecue. FURNITURE Sklar Pepplar 9 piece modern dining room suite with large beautiful china cabinet table extends from 5 ft. to 8 ft. like new. Sklar Pepplar 5 piece modern bedroom suite with queen size box spring and mattress, like new, Deilcraft 4 piece modern bedroom suite with double boxspring and mattress like new, antique quarter cut oak dresser w/large mirror, continental double bed, French Pro- vincial coffee and end tables, French Provincial chesterfield and chair, hexagon glass display pedestal table, unusual antique maho- gany arm chair, small pedestal table, oval chrome kitchen table and chairs, antique nursing rocker w/caned seat, recliner chair, hall tree, modern security safe, desk, table lamps, swag lamp, brass jardi- niere, exercise bike, plywood wardrobe, cedar chest, hall mirror, hump trunk, 2 trunks, baby buggy, Argus projector and screen, treadle sewing machine, older chest of drawers, Hoover upright vac- uum, old floor model radio, antique bag cart, card table, Savage model 340 30-30 cal rifle, old chesterfield and chair, bedding in- cludes, sheets, wool blankets, handmade quilts, handmade crib quilt, sad iron, electric heater, ceramic Christmas tree, lights, deco- rations, 6 ft. tree, dishes and glassware, including several antique pieces, 2 small RS Prussia'dishes, Noritake, chest of silver, depres- sion glass, silver pieces, pots and pans. TOOLS small table saw, electric chain saw, car ramps, aluminum extension ladder, scythe, 12 volt vac, hedge trimmer, electric drill, skill saw, jig saw, clamps, staple gun, aluminum wheel barrow, vise, small bench grinder, hand tools, plus more. Plan to attend. Note: no additions in this auction. Terms cash or cheque with proper ID. Auctioneers Richard Lobb and Burt Lobb 482-7898