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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1992-05-13, Page 23THE "OLD TOWN HALL" auditorium for rentals, including weddings, meetings, banquet room, lectures, rsthtbidrns, fibns, etc. Kitchen facilities available. Phone 235.0118. (17tfn) ONE 50 ACRE end rata 30 acre grassed lot for root phone (519) 293.3096 or (519) 293-3135. (20°) TO SUBLET 3 bedroom apt fridge and stove included, laundry & parking (entities. Available June 1. phone 235.3099 anytime. (2(k 21 c) �'. WNW,..' 'lf" COUNTRY HOME on large lot or small (at } . Rent with option to buy. 228-6766. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of VERNA MAY GREENLEE All persons having claims against the estate of Verna May Greenlee, late of the Town•. of Exeter, County of Huron, who died on or about the 26th dry -of February 1992, are required to file par- ticulars of same with Raymond and McLean, Solicitors of Exeter, -Ontario, by the 16th day of May 1992, after which date the estate will be distribut- ed having regard only to those claims of which notice has been received RAYMOND 3'McLEAN Solicitors for the executrices, Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S6 29 Yard and Garage Sales YARD SALE, 50 Huron SL W., Saturday, May 16, 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Many baby iterns, infant an seat, baby swing, jolly jumper, Haber Price jumper, infant boy's clothing, s- maternity clothes_ plua numerous household items, toys, sic. (20c) MULTI -FAMILY YARD SALE, Saturday, May 16, 9-3. Freezer, 5aninne, and many household items. 60 Pines Parkway, Southoou Pitres, Grand Bead. (20c) LAWN SALE Crediton United Church Lawn Sat., May 16 ,x:30 a.m. Rain or shine Baking, clothing, toys, furni- ture, collectibles, food booth, books Sponsored by Members and friends of Zion United Church, Crediton Firoceeds for church repairs. For information phone 234-6319 or 234-6707 YARD SALE - 794 Ordtard St. 8zeter.,May 16 - 8 to 4 p.nn. U rain May 23. Lots of stufflas of super bargains tinder 810. PC's) GARAGE & HAKE SALE - Brierley Coity Gump Sale May 16 -9-12. U raining - in church shed (20°) MULTI -FAMILY YARD SALE, May 16, 17, 8 arra., Hwy. 83, 1 mile east el waterworks pant. Hare baking, something for everyone. Run date May 23, 24. (26c) MULT! FAMILY GARAGE SALE at OLCO Gas Station, Woodham, Saturday, May 16, 8:30 am. - T. Clothes, toys, books, curtains, household items, Avon and ilrprerware products, home baking, 17' Oasts trailer with awning "Jerald's Ohip Wagon" at site. (20c) YARD SALE, 95 John St. E„ l-Adey, May 16. 8:30 a.m. flood 91a1itY jenque. (20c) YARD SALE, Friday, May 15, 12 pan. - t, Saturday, May 16, 8 tom. - T Rain or thine. 3 miles west of Dashwood, 2 miles east of 21 on 83 Hwy. Watch for signs. Fresh baking dishes, children's clothing,. toys arid miscellaneous items, gas barbecue, 1980 Cadillac. (20c) -iREE BARD -SALE SPACES, Saturday, Jane 20 at the - SAAN Store. For wrervations all 235-2552, ask for Pater. (20.22c) • GARAGE SALE, May 16, 800 a m. to 7 eel Hwy. 83, just east of Dashwood (20•) YriiEb"- -SALE; ,tri: ,May ....II, - collectible ,coUn le pop,beer, medicine boobs, household of iture, hump back tuck, weedesur, 12 -speed bike. 517 Edward. O) YARD SALE, May 16, '78 T -Bird, '82 650 Yamaha; load loks; coolers; weight sea; Cowing machine; much, much more. 9-7 466 Main St. S., Easter. (20*) RICHARD LOBB AUCTION CALENDAR CLINTON 482-7898 Saturday May 23 at 10 a.m. Furniture, appliances, etc. at Lobb Auction in Clinton. Saturday May 30 at 10 a.m. Furniture etc. at Lobb Auction in Clinton.' We are accepting good n.0consignments for these auctions. - Hensall Livestock Sales Ltd. • Order buyer for fats, feeders and stockers Stockers and Westem Cattle arriving daily. Sorting cattle for Talbotvllle Livestock Exchange Ltd. on Fridays Restaurant open dally 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Ontario Pork Producers Marketing Yawl, Open weekly Tuesday 7 a.m. - 12 noon For more information contact: Barry Miller. OwnerManager 0 Office 262-2831, Exeter 235-2717, Kirkton 229-6205, Truck 1-661-8956 faffingimagg I� 4,rmerlin/rlrrlll/I/ IIIMP NIIJIIr Announcement Jeff Howson Cook's Division of Parrish & Heimbecker, Limited is pleased to announce the appointment of Jeff Howson ,to the position of Agri -Sales Representative at the Kirkton Branch. 'Jeff is a University of Guelph graduate and has a sol- id background in agriculture, having grown up working in an agricultural related business. This appointment reflects Cook's continued commit- ment to serving the needs of our customers in our trading area. Drop by the Kirkton Branch to meet our new team member and discuss your agricultural needs. Division of Parrish & Heimbecker Limited Kirkton 229-8986 "Where you cur' fradr with confidence " Times -Advocate, May 13, 1992 Page 23 AMPPINOMMINIIIir Don McCurdy was one of the many community guests that were featureenn Exeter School's spm concert "Rural Roots Exeter". Herdlion " Nes n his banjo ,me grade seven altd eight 1 WE DO LAMINATING Specializing in Posters up to 30" in width Exeter Times -Advocate Exeter 235-1331 Gavin Poole and Kara Farwell portrayed James and Jane Wil-, lis, the first settlers of Exeter, for Exeter 'Public School's spring concert "Rural Roots Exeter" last Thursday. The :duo humourously led the audience through the highlights of the town's history introducing the series of songs, skits and vlg nettes. Bluewater Recycling has best year yet GRAND BEND - The 1991 fiscal year proved to be the most success- ful year to date for the Bluewater Recycling Association, an organi- zation of 40 municipalities coopera- tively working together to achieve significant waste reduction in Hu- ron, Lambton, Middlesex and Perth County. Elected municipal representatives attending the Association's annual meeting in St. Marys earlier this month, learned that the Association diverted more material from land- fill than in any previous year. Over 24.8 million containers ware divert- ed and processed, amounting to 4044:29 tons. This diversion was achieved during a time in which the operating cost reached a new low. Actual operational cost, before grants and revenue was $23A8 per share, a 26 percent decrease from the previous year. Improved efficiency within the operation, coupled with material sales that greatly exceeded budget r sr. arts a a — 1 1 1 At Pinery Auction Barn 1 On Hwy. 21, 4 mile S. of Grand Bend Saturday May 16 Annual Spring- _ 1 11 a.m. - Nursery Stock We will be selling, for a loWnursery, a� selection of over,300 lots of high quality nursery stock consisting I good variety of upright and spreadingjunipers, globe cedars, flowering I shrubs and trees,,hanging baskets, flowering planters, etc. in assorted I oolours and sizes. 1 1 p.m. Household furnishings; Gooch, small tables, hide -a -bed, book 1 and plant stands, dresser, beds, stacking chairs, stereo, card table,) kitchen table and chairs, stove, washer, dryer, microwave,. convection oven, small appliances, dishes, baby buggy sleeper/stroller, trimmers, I new gold clubs and bag with cart, telephone, fan, Tandy computer, I spin washer curio cabinet, armed chrome chairs, iron bench, wicker 'baskets, R.R. lamp, old New Haven wall clock, peanut jar, old radio, I set of 6 maps and stand, rubber raft, fishing rods and reels, tackle box - I es, 21' high -low trailer (fully equipped), 17 1/2 Bambi Air stream, '80 Olds (loaded) etc. VIEWING: 10 a.m. day of sale. Ti J MS: c'.ash, Visa, or Master Card targets resulted in an overall sur- plus of almost $200,000, which has been set aside as reserve for future capital replacement, say Bluewater officials. The Association sees the devel- opment of new markets as a key to the financial success. The sale of recyclable - products brought in $180,000 in 1991, more than dou- bling the anticipated sales revenue. "The Association will continue to seek out and develop ethical, profit generating markets for its prod- ucts," said Association president Francis Veilleux. "We will place particular emphasis on the devel- lopment of local markets." Contrary to the picture often painted elsewhere in the province, markets never havewbeen a problem for Bluewater Recycling. In fact,the Association hopes to expand its collection base in an attempt to sup- - ply the ever-increasing demand for its products. AUCT1ON 1 i 1 Auctioneer: Pat Lyon Phone 243-2713 I L am a tan rah to — et — a err ata cmc a a a ani Hensall Cattle Co. 263-2619 - Order Buyers for fats, feeders and stockers - Stockers and Westem Cattle arriving daily Contact: Office 263-2619 ,Greg Hargreaves Victor Hargreaves 263-2619 233-7511 Ci U U LARGE AUCTION AT COULTER'S AUCTIO N CENTRE, CORBETT ONTARIO, BETWEEN GRAND BEND AND PARKHILL ON 81 HIGHWAY on Saturday. Mev 16 at 11:00 a.m, 3atomplete household, " 3 freezers, 2 washers, dryer, fridge, dressers, beds, tables, bedding, screened aluminum gasebo, lawn furniture, col- or"TV's, 2 weed eaters, leaf blower, oak table and chairs (new), quanti- ty of new fumiture, queen water bed and headboard, table organ, large quantity of dishes, wagon bad of farm related articles, 40' x 6" grain auger, bar, electric furnace, wood stove, 3 air conditioners, MTD 11-38 lawn mower (like new), large offering from local nursery (shrubs). }LOUSE; to be offered on site at 10 River Road, Grand Bend at 9:30 am. open at 8:30 a.m. - to view call auctioneers. NOTE: This is a large offering of interesting articles. Consignments still being accepted. Terms: Cash or cheque with ID. Auctioneers not responsible for acci- dents day of sale. COULTER AUCTION Bruce Coulter 294-0585 Brett Coulter 294-6164 U U 0 Auctioneers iBob Heywood 235-0874 Burt Lobb 482-9377 2nti ennaI &torte Day Auction Mon ay May 18 ft 10 a.Ql. pt SouthHupn Rec Centre. Exetet Dispersing from several localhomes and estates - furnishings, appli- ances, antiques and collectibles, tools and misc. items. PARTIAL USTiING: Oval kitchen table with 4 swivel chairs (like new), 2 matching love seats, pine chest of drawers, desk and chair, brass and glass coffee and end tables, large pine rocker, hump back trunk, antique tool chest, piano bench, lovely oak parlour table, vinyl recliner, swivel rocker, double bed, oval glass top coffee table, 9 pane window - mirror, 2 carpets, fancy wing back chair , patio umbrella and stand, room divider. old kitchenrcwrboard, huh chair, hayvest .table, cheese box, Viking thet haszer. beer fridvv. auto washer (like -1411v, upright freezer, set of En les, 8' folding table, snowblower (5 HP),8o- lens riding lawn mower with snowblower, round pine dining table, hall tree, copper kettle, motorcycle, childs wagons and sleighs, tent, lan- terns, crocks, hand and power tools, milk cans, gas lawn mower, glass, china, and hundreds of collectible and useful items. AUCTION NOTE: Sat., May 23 at South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter - excellent antiques, fine china, glass, and collectibles, for Mr. and Mrs. _Gard Hulley of Seaforth. Auctioneers Bob Heywood 235-0" Burt Lobb 482-9 •t Soven R c C t4 at 6 p.m ite • SouthHuron Roc Centro, Exotor We will be dispersing London estate of the late Austin Boland along with additions from a McGillivray Twp. horn*; ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD: Solid oak dinette table with 4 chairs, hutch and buffet, flat to the wall cupboard, bonnet chest, oval parlour table, 2 scarf tables, Duncan Phyfe double ped. drop leaf table, Boston rocker, 2 captains chairs, 2 gunstalk chairs, chesterfield and chair, cof- fee and end tables, chest of drawers, dresser, double bed, queen size bed with boxspring and mattress (like new), recliner with vibrator and heater, vinyl davenport, chrome table and 4 chairs, filing cabinet, Phil- lips colour TV, convertor and remote, refrigerator, 30' elec. range, auto washer and ryer, 2 chest freers, dehumidifier, humidifier, micro- wave, china cabinet, 4 pc. bedroom suite, Braun convection oven, 6000 BTU air conditioner, 6' x 38- double pedestal office desk, lamps, crocks, kerosene heater, beer fridge, 2 redwood chaise lounges and pads, 10' x 12' gold carpet, Lino china and glass, oil lamps, kitchen- ware, collectibles, linens etc. VEHICLES & MSC. 1285 Chrysler LeBaron, 1975 Chev Van (set up as camper), both vehicles selling as is at 7:30, 8 hp riding lawn mower, Noma -Brute pushmower (with bagger, mulcher or side discharge), roto tiller, Remington chain saw hand and Garden tools, wooden step and ext. ladder, and hundreds of useful and interesting items.