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Barry Miller, Owner Manager
Office 262-2831, Exeter 235-2717,
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Order buyer for fats, feeders and stockers i
Stockers and Western Cattle arriving daily. Sorting cattle for 1/
Talbotvllle Livestock Exchange Ltd. on Fridays
0 Also picking up cows and veal Saturday Mornings
Restaurant open dally 7 a.m. - 3 p.m.
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Ontario Pork Producers Marketing Yard
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CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
, Of antiques, excellent furniture,
� iq particularly good tools, vehicles, etc.
* Ilderton Curling Club - Ilderton, Ont. (8 miles N. of London) *
Wednesday Evening August 28 -6 p.m.
* The following is a partial Ilst only: *
* TOOLS: From the estate of the late B. Scot, London such as; tri -lava 3
* Myford ML 7 selector lathe, Shopsmith complete with band saw, joint- *
* er, sander, lathe, saw, 6- sander, acetelyne weldeCsmall 2 cyl. porta- *
3 ble compressor, large shop vacuum, folding ladder, all kinds of excel- *
* lent hand toots. *
* HOUSEHOLD: Already consigned from London, Strathroy, Exeter, 11-*
* derton estates, automatic washers and dryers, fridge and stoves, din-
* ing room tables and chairs, chesterfield and chairs, bedroom suites,*
* single beds, dressers, chests of drawers, pots and pans, linens,*
* dishes silver tea service, china such as Nippon, Germany and Royal*
* Bay, box lots, etc. deep freeze, bath tubs, showers, toilets, vanity, *
* wringer washer, bikes, electrical and plumbing supplies.
* CAR: 1981 Concord' AMC, certified low mileage, 1976 Econo Line *
* Ford van. Selling as is. *
* More complete list in the London Free Press Saturday. Any consign- *
* monis please contact before Thursday noon. *
* Terms: cash sale night. Lunch booth *
* AUCTIONEERS
* Hugh Filson Tom Robson Ray Filson
* 666.0833 666-1967 Fax 666.0833sr
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* ESTATE AUCTION
Of farm machinery,etc.
* For the estate of the late William O. Yeley, Lot 16, Concession 8, *
*Stephen twp., 1 1/2 mi. N. and 1 mi. W. of Crediton
* Saturday, August 22 -11 a.m. *
* TRACTORS -Ford 4630 diesel with extra lights only 78 hrs., (brand *
* new), Int. 140 Farmall gas, quick hitch, draw bar and plow, M & M 445 *
* W industrial with loader, 6 1/2' bucket, M & M JetStar, gas with Kelly *
* loader, A.C. D15 gas *
* COMBINE; Int. 93 with cab and inter planter in drive, motor excellent
* condition, new grain reel, pickup and spring tooth cylinders. *
* FARM MACHINERY: A.C. 3 fur. 3 pt. h. pbw, 7 tooth chisel plow, *
* Heston hydro -1010 haybine and hay conditioner, M.F. #10 baler, Int. *
* flayal mower, M.F. 130 PTO manure spreader with slush gate, 6' 3 pt.
* h. blade, Int. stationery engine on roller, snow blower for Cub Cadet, *
* assortment of wheels, 3 pt. h. grass seeder, 9' roller with pups, chain, *
* harrows, bale stooker and lifter, etc. *
* JiMSC,: Rader snowmobile, Boa Mark II 340, milker pump, old forge, 44
*aerator, saddle, meat grinder, power unit on wheels with buzz saw *
* frame with what appears to be Model T parts, new wagon gear, fur- *
* nace fans, chicken feeders, Homelite 5 hp roto tiller (brand new), *
* cream separator, band saw, Snapper riding lawmower, scrap of all *
* kinds.
* HOUSEHOLD: Micro oven, pressure oven, propane space heater, 6' *
* steam table, 8' exhaust hood with water heater, large exhaust fan, *
*electric stove, chairs tables, etc. etc.
* VEHICLES; 1975 Ranger XLT 1/2 ton Ford pickup with topper, only *
* 65,000 miles, extra motor, 1972 307 Malibu coach car, Datsun HL30, *
* good engine, 1959 Chev car, Nisson 6 cyl. car with good motor. *
* TERMS: Cash sale day. Lunch booth. *
* Auctioneers *
* Hugh Filson Tom Robson Ray Filson *
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Auctioneers
Bob Heywood 235-0874
Burt Lobb 482-9377
Thursday •venlqu. Auaust 27 at 5:30 p.m,
at South Hugon Bac Centre
We will be dispersing a large auction of household and misc. items form
the homes of Mrs. Vera Parker, Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Alec Gardiner,
Cromarty.
rrel& OLL�CTIBLES: Walnut dining ext. table with Queen
Ae legs, walnut china cabinet, bvely oak sideboard, small - 1 door
dry sink, library desk, cedar chest, pressback chairs, oak rocker and
matching stationary chair, vanity dresser and stool, music cabinet,
washstand, corner what not, blanket box, 2 bake cupboards - 1 with top
shelf, harvest table, captains chair, hoop back arm chair, 3 pc. bedroom
suite with boxspring and mattress, treadle sewing machine, bridge lamp,
Exeter creamery box, crocks, Doherty woodstove, stereoscope and
slides, glass and china, incl..Carnival depression, Germany, outdoor
plant holders, wicker, fern stand, oil lamps, sleigh, French Ivory, etc.
HOUSEHOLD & MSC. Chesterfield and chair, vinyl recliner, coffee and
lamp tables, 2 pc. bedroom suite, davenport, chest of drawers, chrome
table and 4 chairs, elec. sewing machine, wringer washer, Inglis elec.
dryer (like new), GE colour TV and remote (brand new), Sanyo Natura-
lizer - Juicer, Woods chest freezer, humidifier, lamps, paintings, stereo,
carpet, picnic table, wheelbarrow, gas lawnmower, lawn furniture, hand
and garden tools, elec. fencer, and hundreds of useful and collectible
items.
UPCOMING AUCTION SAT. AUG. 29 - We will be conducting a large
offering of antique furnishings, collectible china and glass, quilts, an-
tique store fixtures, .clocks, musical instruments, dolls, old toys, along
with hundreds of lots of collectible and nostalgic items for Mr. and Mrs.
Doug McLeod of Clinton. Doug and Donna have been collecting for
many years. Watch next weeks paper for a full list of this excellent offer-
ing.
Auctioneers
Bob Heywood 235-0874
Burt Lobb 482-9377
,t South Nuf2n R•c�•rttr•
We will be dispersing a desirable Exeter Property along with the com-
plete household contents for Mrs. Jean Simpson including furnishings,
excellent appliances, antiques, power and hand tools, and a large selec-
tion of china and glass.
pftOP- According to Plan 376 of the town of Exeter, County of
1-luron, Lot 572, comprised of 52' frontage, 163' depth on which is locat-
ed a well kept 3 bedroom home with partially finished basement, 2
baths, Targe eat in kitchen, main floor laundry, nice backyard. Selling
subject to a moderate reserve. 10% down balance in 30 days. (Gas fur-
nace Contact Bob He • • • for viewing.
n I • = 4;•I of I :LES: A lovay selection of china and glass
i • . r rdorian a • r • n water pitcher with 4 matching tumblers, Nori-
take, Germany, Austria, Bavaria, Silesia, Nippon, Cornflower, cut and
pressed glass, jardineas, opalescent vases, lovely figurines, cottage -
ware, blue hobnail, cobalt blue, several ell (amps and lanterns, several
dozens of cups and saucers and salt and pepper sets, hat pin holder, 8
place settings of dinnerware, milk bottles, sealers, crocks, anniversary
clocks, tins toys, collectors spoons, silver pcs., yardsticks, quilts, button
collection, Duncan Phyla drop leaf table with 4 carved chairs, 2 - 3 pc.
bedroom suites, 2 old cupboards, pressbaciks, hoop back chaks, parlour
table, hi -boy chest of dressers, cedar chest, wicker fernery, blanket box,
hall tree, china cabinet with glass on 3 sides, old records and LPs,
old radio, cheese box etc.
: Moffat auto washer and dryer, 30' elec. range
a was er a e new), Viking frost free fridge, RCA 14' colour
TV. Realistic stereo, microwave stand, humidifier, dehumidifier, card ta-
ble and chairs, wardrobe, chesterfield and chair, 2 good kitchen tables
wtth chrome chairs, recliner, exercise bike, hats, small appliances, pots
and pans, lamps, pictures, bedding, bikes, extension and step ladders,
whesbarrow, Roper gas lawnmower, hand and garden tools (a large se-
lection),power tools, wet vac, angina lift stand, and hundreds of useful
a colectible Nems. This is a wall kept offering exclusively from the
Sihpson home.
1 imes-Advocate, August 19, 1992
OPP vote to reject new contract
BARRIE - "Frustration, distrust
and concern for the future of polic-
ing in Ontario and the safety of its
residents is the cause of the rejec-
tion of the Governments proposed
new contract with the Ontario Pro-
vincial Police," said Bob Hunter,
Chief Executive Officer of the On-
tario Provincial Police Association,
(OPPA) in a news release.
That comment comes as the pro-
vincial government and OPPA
head towards arbitration after offi-
cers overwhelmingly voted against
a tentative agreement.
The OPPA is the bargaining unit
for the 4,542 uniformed officers
that make up the Provincial Police
Force in Ontario. By a margin of
nearly three to one, the members
rejected a government offer of one
percent increase for 1992, and three
percent for 1993.
Parallel to the salary package, the
Government made the promise of
hiring 241 officers over the next
CROSS CANADA MARKETPLACE
IT'S FAST - IT'S EASY! ONE CALL, ONE BILL GOES 17 ALL.
COMING EVENTS
MAJOR DOULTON, MOORECROFT.
MARTINWARE, Hummel Display and Sale First
Canadian showing by International dealers
Bngeman Park Convention Hall, Kitchener Aug
21. 22. 23 Information 519.469-3786. 604-535
1884 Fax: 604-535-0652
FENELON FALLS SECONDARY SCHOOL
REUNION and open house May 20 - 23, 1993 For
nformation, contact Gayle Atkin F.FS S. Box 460.
Fenlon Fans. Ont. KOM INO (705) 887.7201
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LEARN AUCTIONEERING at the Southwestern
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Information. contact- Southwestern Ontario School
of AuclioneerIng. RAI 05. Woodstock. Ontario.
NIS 7V9 (519) 537-2115.
VACATION/TRAVEL
MIAMI BEACH Pince Michael Hotel. 2618 Collins
Ave . Miami Beach. Fla 33140 (305) 538-7321
Kitchenette sal -up. pool. parking. TV, AJC. malls.
shows. bingo. movies. special winter senior citizen
discount.
MYRTLE BEACH RESORT vacation rentals.
Oceanfront condos. housekeeping provided, many
amenities Fall rales Irom S327/week Goa
packages and winter rentals available FREE
BROCHURE- 1-800.448.5652.
FOR SALE
URINE -ERASE since 1978. guarantees remova,
urine stars. Odors, from carpels. sublloorlJprsts
Regardless age! 24hr toll-free
information/ordering Raidell Chemicals Limited 1-
800 -56 -ERASE
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
WE NEED A MORTGAGE BROKER or real estate
broker to act as mortgage agent In this area. Call
tntranaicon Financial Group 1-800-268-1429 ask
10' •J.P•
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
GOVERNMENT SEIZED/SURPLUS VEHICLES
U.S. and Canadian low as 5100. BMWs. Cadillacs.
Chevs. Foras. Mercedes. Poaches. trucks, vans
Amazing free 24-hrrecording reveals how 1-416-
631-4666
BUSINESS SERVICES
GOVERNMENT GRANTS, LOANS & assistance
programs (Federal a Provnclal) for your new or
existing small business. Information (514) 937-
2422 ext. 98
EDUCATION AL OPPORTUNITIES
LOG BUILDING CAREER. Pal Woke Log Bolding
School career courses bagrnng September 21st
Ten -week 52200. lour -week 51100. one-week
5350 613.253.0631. Ottawa area.
MORTGAGES
MORTGAGE MONEY FOR HOMEOWNERS Pay
OH Bills. Credit Cards! Start New Business
Example: Borrow 510.000. Repay 5100.00
Monthly. No Qualifying Hassles. Intransicon
Financial Toll -Free 1.800.268.1429
HELP WANTED
COMMISSIONED SALES REP for number one
selling alternative greeting card company
Resume: C lauceum Recycled Paper Products
Canad.r 479 Wellington Sr W Toronto M5V 1E7.
lax (att., 977-9875
Immediate positions available n Banff and Jasper
Ouaht, resort properties Subsidized stngte
accommodations available ALLISON
BUTTERWORTH. CHARLTON RESORTS, PO
Box 1414 Jasper, Alberta TGE 1E0 (403) 852
5644 Saturday thru Wednesday 8-30 a m - 337
pm
We need you to sen toys b gas for C & M Gilts
NO INVESTMENT. NO DELIVERIES. no
collection Call 519-258.7905 or lax 519-258-0707
for tree into
FRONT DESK POSITIONS AVAILABLE: wait stall
bar exnenence an asset. also required. Mao
6951xne to Wigamog ,nn. Halibuton Onlano IOW
150. Interviews beget August 26th
STEEL BUILDINGS
BEST BUILDING PRICES - Steel Slrellwall Type
not quonse' - 32,54 57,344. 40x72 510.276.
50x90 715. 8)1 60,126 522.972 - other 51455
available • Final summer clearance - Paragon • 24
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THE BEST BUILDING OPPORTUNITY OF THE
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Example 30445 55.764. 40 x 90 513.999. Buy from
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TRUCK DRIVER training AZ and DZ courses also
air brake. dangerous goods. 401005ive arming. log
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PERSONALS
MS NOVAK. WORLD-RENOWNED PSYCHIC
reader/healer. helps solve alt problems. One cab
will convince you She's the one to help Will gee
photo readings (617) 593-2372
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
COACHMEN a BONAIR CAMPING, Trailers.
Hardtop -Foldaown. Fdtn-Wheel. Travel. Park -
Models Track -Campers. Pans -accessories New
Uses FIDreline & Leer Fiberglass 8 Aluminum
Truck -Caps. Consignments Welcome. Roya'
Trader & R.V. Centre in T5vc•dale. Ont. (519:
343.212i
Your ad could appear in community newspapers in Ontario, or right across Canada.
or any individual province. Space is Limited, so Call This Newspaper Today!
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FARM AUCTION
Saturday, September 12 at 9 a.m.
We have been instructed by the Township of McGillivray to offer by
Public Auction the property known as Part Lot 5, Con. 20, Twp. of
McGillivray consisting of 50 acres more or less as per registered deed
(approx. 22 acres tillable land). Go 1 1/4 miles east of Corbett on
County Road 5, turn south to first sideroad, turn east watch for signs.
For further information contact the clerk treasurer's office, West McGil-
livray 519-293-3686
TERMS: 10% of purchase price day of sale, balance in 30 days. Prop-
erty being offered subject to a moderate reserve bid.
Auctioneers
Bruce Coulter 294-0585
Brett Coulter 294-8164
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AUCTION SALE
Furniture, appliances etc. to be held at the Lobb Auction Building Clin-
ton, for Allen and Jean Barnett plus additions.
,Sgtutclay, August g2 at0 am,
of used 2 x 4's, 6', 12' up to 18', 8 sheets of chip board, quanti-
ty of used steel siding, almond 30' electric stove, harvest gold fridge, 2
colour TVs, air conditioner, Tasco 450 Astronomical Reflector, tele-
scope D 4 12- F 900 mm coated optics on tripod over $400. new.
French provincial coffee and end tables with drawers, 2 - wall units (real
nice), 2 dining tables with 3 leaves and 6 matching chairs (both real
good). sewing machine cabinet, 2 three piece bedroom suites, china
cabinet, wooden filing cabinet, 2 desks, office chairs, older electric or-
gan and bench, upholstered chairs, round wooden kitchen table and 4
chairs, love seat chesterfield and chair, 3 rollaway beds, 2 sewing ma-
chines, end tables, antique iron bed with brass knobs and rail, 4 drawer
chest, flush toilet, vanity and sink, sliding closet and shower doors,
beds, weight bench, dishes, glassware, small appliances, gas lawnmow-
er, roto tiller, Craftman radial arm saw, Beaver 4- jointer, drill press,
router and table, set of wood lathe chisels, workmate, plus many other
items too numerous to mention.
Terms: Cash or cheque with proper ID.
Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton
three years, something association
officials say they are waiting to see.
Hunter's statement added, "in the
profession of policing you can't
have officers in London or Corn-
wall making two to three thousand
dollars a year more than an OPP of-
ficer doing the same job. That is
what is happening. Ten Ontario
Police forces are paid well ahead of
the OPP and there are several more
in negotiations that will put the
OPP at the bottom of the police pay
scale among major police services
in Ontario.
Voting by members was cast by
mail -in, with most of them casting
ballots.
Thames Road by Rhoda Rohde
THAMES ROAD - Judith Park-
er chaired a program at the August
birthday party for the Blue Water
Rest Home at Zurich last Tuesday
night.
Alma Ballantyne played several
numbers on the piano, Lori Rich-
ardson tapdanced and clogged.
Erin Parker played several num-
bers on the piano.
Bill and Rhoda Rohde played
the violin and piano. The program
was much enjoyed by the resi-
dents.
Other ladies attending and serv-
ing lunch were Lorraine Alexan-
der, Anne Bray, Doris Elford, Hel-
en Hodgen and Janis Richardson.
The Batten family picnic was
held Sunday in Thames Road
Church.
Personals
Don't forget about the pork bar-
becue on Sunday August 30
Church services will commence
September 6 at Elimville at 10
hem. and at Thames Road at 1I:15
tem. with Rev. Jim Allsop.
Bike Roadeo
Becky Hunt of Huron Park uses her bike for support as she
concentrates on the mini -test she takes before competing in
the PetroCan Right Riders Roadeo held at McCurdy Public
School on Saturday.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Combine, truck, 2 tractors, farm machinery 10 be held 1 1/2 miles west
of Brucefield for Wieb Postma
Thuraday_A y12l at 1029 asitia
JD 6600 combine, gas engine, cab, heater, monitors, straw chopper run
2333 hours. 13 ft. cutter bar head, 444 36" 4 row corn head, JD 2120
diesel tractor with nearly new 15.5 x 38 tires, 15.5 x 38 duals. Case 430
gas tractor with loader, Int 510 3 furrow 16" semi mount piow. Chev one
ton truck with duals 8 x 12 rack for pigs sells as is. (good one). JD 7000
4 row planter, Int. 510 16 run seed and fertilizer drill. Westfield 50' 8'
port a grain auger nearly new, Kongskilda 4 row spiffier, McKee Corn
it og and 40' of pipe, OW 200 gal. trail sprayer, GW post hoc digger NH
512 manure spreader, Kewanee 12 ft. disc, Woods 6' rotary cutter
Kongskilde 11' cultivator, Durst 8' single auger snowblower, 7' blade, 4
section diamond harrows with pole, flat rack and wagon, 2 good_gravity
bins on 8 ton wagons, NH 68 hay baler, Ferguson 3 pt hitch PTO side
rake, old NH semi mount hay mower, gas engine, water pump and hos-
es, m ll chainsaw, air oor, jack
alt hack, tool box cobinal�old' t tool
small aerator, 2 HP 220 motor,
fence posts, aluminum wheel barrow, 2 food carts, 40' aluminum exten-
sion ladder, ,1/2" sir impact, sump pump, g, shovels, soma tools and
misc. Items. Selling for Frank Roth, Ford 2 furrow plow, stable bale
shredder w$h 7 HP Honda angina hyd. wood splitter with 30 HP Wis-
consin angina, 15 KW PTO hydro alternator on trailer, 125 aeration fan,
16 dry sow stalls, 6112' snowblower, NI 61' naaug•r, ultiva-
tor, NOPE: most items have bean kept Mand
misc. items sell at 1020 a,m. Machinery and tractors
aappt�o noon. Farms sold. Terms - cash or cheque with proper
Owner is raked. Owner Nike Postma 4826631
Auctioneer Riolwed Lobb 4827806 pllntfan
Shari Becker of Huron Park concentrates on maneuvering her
bike around an obstacle without knocking over the pllons in
the PetroCan Right Riders Robdeo held et McCurdy Public
School on Saturday.