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Times Advocate, 1994-04-20, Page 31?6 legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of ROBERT CUTTING Late of the Town of Exeter, in the Countyof Huron, who died on the 17th day of March, 1994. Creditors and oth- ers having claims against the above es- tate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 28th day of April, 1994, af- ter which date the estate assets will be distributed, having regard to claims that have then been received. ROBERT J. DEANE, D.C. Barrister and Solicitor 417 Main Street Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S6 Solicitor for the Executrix NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of AURELLA GEORGINA BOWDEN Late of the Township of Stephen, in the County of Huron, who died on the 2Ist day of January, 1994. Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the under- signed on or before the 5th day of May, 1994, after which date the estate assets will be distributed, having re- gard to claims that have then been re- ceived. ROBERT J. DEANE, Q.C. Barrister and Solicitor 417 Main Street Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S6 Solicitor for the Executors NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS in the Estate of WILLIAM JOHN ROSS McNiCHOL All persons having claims against the estate of William John Ross McNichol, late of the Village of Hensall, in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 23rd day of January 1994 are hereby notified to send in full particu- lars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 11th day of May 1994, after which date the assets will be dis- tributed having regard only to claims then received. Dated at Seaforth, Onta- rio this 12th day of April, 1994. McCONNELL, STEWART & DEVEREAUX Barristers, &c., 77 Main Street S., Seaforth, Ontario NOK 1 WO Solicitors for the Executrix 29 Yard and Garage Sates y�,, [ freezer, gas barbecue, w :. t 1 ncll. men's and boys suits, bicycles, soccer shoes, slating outfits, antiques. 244 Main St., Exeter, Aori123. (16c) • Auctioning Sob Heywood 236-0874 And 30 at 1.0 a.nt, at &meth Huron Roc Centre, Exeter Large auction of household effects, tools etc. for Mrs. Russell Hayter of London along with contents of a Grand Bend home. Watch next weeks paper for a full listing. vtayl sEpVft�s CLEARING AUCTION SAT., APRIL 30 10:00 A.M. For BAYFIELD LUMBER LTD On Hwy. 21. south of Bayfield VEHICLES 1986 Chev Stake Truck, 1980 Ford Van. 1975 Travel Trailer, an 8' Dingy. CONSTRU�TiON EQUIPMENT A Hyster Forklift. M F 202 Tractor Forklift. Allis Chalmers 140 Industrial Loader, Allis Chalmers Tractor. Fordson Major Diesel Tractor. Snowblower. OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND STORE FIXTURES Desk. chairs. tables cheque machine. cash register. filing cabinets, boot cases. shelving, nail bins. scale, paint shaker. bolt bins, calculators. pricing guns BUILDING MATERIAL Roofing products, eavestrough and acces., electrical and plumbing supplies. vents. paints and stains. drywall. nails. screws, siding, trim. plywood, doors and windows, caulking, poly, etc NEW TOOLS Router bits, mason tools, drywall tools. screw drivers. saw blades, chisels, clamps. hands .vs, socket sets. axes, hammers, wrenches, tin snips, levels, squares. and ladders USED TOOLS Trim saw. gas powered compressor, wooden benches, gas cans. framing guns. radial arm and table saws. battery drill, shingle stapler, scaffold and plant, used building material and doors, etc This is only a partial listing_subiect to additions and deletions PROP. Dave Johnston 565-2990 AUCTIONEER PEG BAQLEY 345-2164 Plya -Ynri ran .s. v ttw yr w It Corner Ry David Eastwoad • Dear Dave -The windows in the rooms in the top floor of r newer home are covered with condensation during the Q winter months. How can we lower the humidity to combat this problem? At what humidity reading does this occur? Can I fix this problem? Drippy Panes. A•Dear Drippy Panes, I had to find out a little more informat?on before making any sugges- tions. You have an energy-efficient/ type home ('ith an unvented bathroom upstairs. With the prohibitive cost of replacing your sin- gle pane windows, it appears that/the best alternative is installing spot ventilation in the bathroom and possibly the kitchen. We must be careful to maintain a fine balance between the appropriate amount of ventilation and too much, which would affect your heat- ing hill. The installation of a bathroom vent should cost less than a hundred dollars, if you do the work yourself. The project is relatively easy, and there are a number of good books, available at the local library, which give a complete, step by step procedure on the installation of the vent. Good luck and happy venting. Q• Dear Dave - I own a 1987 Chevy motorhome that has bee fitting all winter. I recharged the batteries and they seem to be working okay, but when I turn the key, all I hear is a sort of rapid clicking under the hood and the engine doesn't turn over. Can Iflxit? Stalled in Seaforth. A• Dear, Stalled, We have to go through a process of elimination, in order to locate our problem. First, let's start with the battery. Disconnect the hat- ter cables from the battery and jump them directly to another ve- hicle and try to start the motorhome. If the problem is fixed, change the battery. If not, check for voltage at the starter relay, if you have 12 volts at the battery side of the relay, move on. Have someone turn the key and check for the 12 volts at the starter side of the relay. if yes, move on. Now the fun part - crawl under the camper and check for voltage at the starter, while someone turns the key. if you have the 12 volts, change the starter. if you lost voltage anywhere along the line, change the offending part and try again. if this doesn't fix the problem, contact me and I'll come out and help you myself. If you have any questions for the You Can Fix It Corner, please send them to David Eastwood, care of the Times -Advocate, Box 850, Ex- eter Ontario, NOM 1S6. Questions can be on anything from household repairs, automotive, recreational equipment, or whatever else is broken and needs fixing. Times -Advocate, April 20, 1994 Plage 31 The Exeter United Church Sunday School children purchased dimes. The bears were received Sunday by Joan Van - 30 teddy bears to donate to the Children's Aid Society of Hu- denBroeck, who said they will be used to comfort children go- ron County. They literally saved their pennies for the Lenten ing into care with the Children's Aid. project by filling bear -shaped jars with pennies, nickels and Bowlers fare well By Ron Dann ZURICH - The Zurich Bowl- ers'Association champion team of Bev Cregan, Evelyn Pickering, Nat- alie Mason, Classina DeBont and Edna Meickle scored well but fin- ished fifth in the Sleeman Holiday Classic Regional rolloffs for six Bluewater Association teams Sun- day at Molesworth lanes. The five -game, round-robin, match -play, pins -over -average new Sleeman Regional winner was a Lucknow team now advancing to the Provincial Championship may 14 at an Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Association (O.F.P.B.A.) designat- ed location. Black Tower Team Tourney .The Zurich Association., champi- on team of Connie Masse, Arlene Bryson, Carol Prang, Petra O'Neal, Barb Reschke and Natalie Mason will be competing in the Black Tower Regional Team Rolloffs Sunday at Molesworth. Competition will be round-robin, match -play, pins over average and the winning Black Tower team, from the Bluewater Zone, will ad- vance to the Provincial Champion- ships May 28 in a O.F.P.B.A. des- ignated location. Black Tower Booster Club The Black Tower Bluewater Booster Club three -game, pins - over -average zone rolloffs will take place in two shifts Sunday at Zu- rich Town and Country lanes. The individual winner will advance to the Provincial Championships May 28 at an O.F.P.B.A. designated lo- cation. Bowlers from Mount Forest, Zu- rich, Lucknow. Listowel, Wing - ham, Mitchell and St. Marys will bowl at 12:30 p.m.; Goderich and Molesworth at 4 p.m. Bluewater Family Twosome Senior Youth Bowling Council bowlers Diane Trask and her father Murray combined for a 338 final game to win their division of the Bluewater Family Twosome Zone final Sunday at Goderich Little Bowl. Mount Forest's Tom An- drews and Claus Rave took the Jun- ior division. St. Marys bantam team of Troy and Fred Stevens won and Lucknow's Peewee combo of Am- ber and Jim Ritchie took their title by only one pin over Listowel. LARGE AUCTION SALE Antiques, furniture, appliances, riding lawnmower, garden tiller, wood lathe, some tools etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton for Wynn Harris and the estate of Helen E. Young of Goderich and estate of Lillian Nicholson. Saturday. AprlI 23at 9 a.m. Six piece spooled bedroom suite, large dining table, 6 chairs and an- tique sideboard, antique lady and gents chairs, combination drop front desk, chest of drawers and bookcase, painting by Berenger Benger 1904, W.E. Welding Brantford 5 gal. finger painted crock, 2 carnival glans pieces, 2 drop front antique desks, bridge lamp, octagonal ped- estal dining table with 3 leaves, 4 matching chairs, antique hall mirror, walnut oval dining table with leaves and 4 matching chairs, small hutch, 2-3 drawer chests, 2 cedar chests, antique oval dining table, wicker rocker, 4 handmade quilts, largo carpet, hand hooked nig, 3 piece bedroom suite with double box spring and mattress, 2 single box springs and mattresses, French Provincial coffee and end tables, 2 chesterfields with pull out beds, 4 chesterfields, hall tree, 2 wooden floor lamps, antique cupboard, Hot Point almond fridge, Maytag wash- er and dryer, 2 chest freezers, ice cream freezer, 2 colour '1 Vs, green side by side fridge freezer, 30 inch electric stove, portable clothes washer, 8 place setting, Rogers silveryvare, large silver tray, tea pots. etc. several pieces, crystal decanter, salt and pepper shaker collec- tion, com flower, pink depression, bedding linens, Canadlana articulat- ing riding lawnmower with rebuilt engine Homelite weed eater, Honda garden tiller, 3 wooden planes, cross cut saw, 2 wood lathes, log scale, hand and garden tools, etc., plus items too numerous to men- tion. Terms: Cash or cheque with proper ID AUCTIONEER Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton ESTATE AUCTION Of trucks, loader, travel trailer, tools and misc. Items to be held 6 mile south of Dublin In the Villa a of Cromarty on uQ&nL TRUCKS & LOADER: 1979 Int. tractor 11 highway tractor with Salvor 92 Detroit diesel and 13 speed,27 ft. tri -axle log trailer (train unit), 33 ft. tandem float with eye hitch, above 3 units were certified in past year), 30 ft. tri -axle log trailer (train unit), 26 ft. steel dump trailer, 40 ft. truck van for storage (no axles), 28 ft. tandem trailer for scrap or grain, one man bucket setup with hydraulic pump on frame, several trailers, log bunks, steel wrecker deck, large homemade 4WD articulating loader with 534 gas engine for Jogs or scrap use. MISC: John Bean M-621; pneumatic -electric tire changer, Emerson met- al cutting band saw, Hobart T-295 electric welder, 5 hp shop compres- sor, floor model drill press, pedestal grinder, anvil, air tools, power and hand tools, 1 ton chain fall, old car and truck parts, motors including 534, 440, 318, 383, 351 and 671 Jimmy with transmission, truck frames, truck axles, 40 ft. double deck car carrier, large quantity of truck tires and rims, fuel tanks, truck hoists, numerous hydraulic cylinders, stand suitable for oiling cars, new truck brake drums and shoes, approx. 100 hayloader wheels, quantity of plate, angle, pipe and square tubing, auto - car frame and much more. TRAVEL TRAILER: 1977 Prowler 29 ft. with bumper hitch. Sold subject to reserve. For more information Phone Jim or Gail at 519-659-1176. Trucks and trailers sell at approx. 1:30. Lunch booth. Estate and auctioneers not resOonsible for accidents or deletions TERMS: Cash or cheque -with ID Decision of auctioneers final Property: Estate of the late Ted Harbum AUCTIONEERS:' Doug Jacob , 519-271-7894 4 Shuffleboard scores Hensall April 12 6 game winners John Pepper Lorne Archer Lloyd Lovell Hugh McKay Ethel McMurtrie Dave Kyle Jim Davis Exeter April 6 3 game winners June Hodgson Ray Hodgson Laverne Stone Hal Walsh 4 game winners Wm. Baechler Gil Northey Howard Johns Myraline Desjardine April 7 4 game winners June Hodgson Estelle Chalmers • Pearl McKnight Marjory Hodgert 5 game winners Doris Miller 453 Shirley Wright 398 Ina Williams 393 John Deweerd 390 April 13 377 4 game winners 365 Sena Gosar 364 Lloyd Lovell Ross Richardson 5 game winners Allen Berry 011ie Essery 279 Ann Northey 277 John Pepper 243 April 14 238 4 game winners Pearl McKnight 401 Tom Williams '336 John Pepper 331 Hugh McKay 286 5 game winners Ann Northey Howard Johns 299 011ie Essery 272 Allen Berry 253 241 410 410 401 347 362 303 250 489 458 408 372 407 386 281 251 488 440 428 407 4 w Clearing Farm Auction friday April 22 at 11 a,m. Estate of the late Bill Ford (Lot 9, Conc. 3, Usbome Twp. (1 1/4 miles south of Exeter on Hwy. 4 then east 1 1/4 miles). Watch for signs. PROPRIETOR: ESTATE OF WILLIAM H. FORD. PROPERTY:Being offered at 1 p.m. subject to a moderate reserve bid. Comprised of a 60 acre parcel of land known as Lot 9, Conc. 3 Usborne Twp., on which is located a frame 1 1/2 storey home, bam and shed (57 acres tillable). Terms: 10% down, balance in 30 days. Contact the auctioneer for full particulars. TRACTORS .Ford 5000 with cab, Ford 4610 with Farmhand loader (920 hrs.), Allis D-15 with loader, Allis "6", Ford Ferguson tractor. TRUCKS: 1991 GMC pickup truck with topper 34,600 kms., selling certified (like new), 1968 Int. truck with hoist. (Tractors and trucks sell at 1:15 p.m.). See April 12 edition of W/O Farmer for a full listing of tillage, planting, haying equip. plus hand and power tools, welder, 10" radial arm saw, and useful and collectible items. Lunch booth. Not responsible for ac- cidents or deletions. Auctioneer: Bob Heywood 235-0874 HENSALL ESTATE AUCTION Saturday April 23 at 10 a.m. at Hensall Arena PROPRIETOR: Estate of Mrs. Sarah Dick PROPERTY: A splendid residential property known as 187 King St. Hensall (Pt. Lot 20), comprised more or less of 167' fr. x 264' depth on which is located an excellent 3 bedroom brick bungalow with full base- ment, 1990 Dura Loc tile roof installed in 1990; 2 and 4 pc. bathrooms; cedar -lined walk-in closet, Ig. open kitchen and dining areu, main floor laundry. TERMS: Selling on location at 10 a.m. sharp - subject to a moderate reserve, 10% down - balance In 30 days. Contact the auc- tioneer for Information and viewing. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Flat to the wall cupboard; beautiful pressed skirt ext. dining table; oak secretary desk with side bookcase; 7 pc Waterfall -style bedroom suite, 2 treadle sewing machines; 6 match- ing Ontario chairs; rocker; old spoon carved dresser; drop leaf table; wicker fernery; 2 hump back trunks; cedar box; parlour table; wash- stand with towel bars; pressback chair; wooden chairs;copperboiler; crocks; jugs and bottles; Ig. iron kettle; Ingraham mantle clock; cuckoo clock; several good quilts and frames; American -Flyer train with key - wind engine and several cars; old Incubator table; 6 pc. commode toilet set 'Nancy"; Ironstone; china, crystal, glass; chest of 8 place settings Wm. Rodgers silverware; old tin toy and two tin Delaval advertising cows; etc. 'Hockey Player - discs and marbles" HOUSEHOLD & MISC: Frost -free fridge; 30" elec. ranga; auto washer and dryer; colour T.V. 2 midsize Woods chest freezers; dehumidifier; lamps, beds, chesterfield and chair; 2 Ig. arm chairs, coffee table; ar- moire -cupboard; chest of drawers; Hoover upright vacuum; JC Higgins 22 rifle; kitchenware; dishes; card table; patio chairs ESTATE CAR: 1985 LTD Crown Victoria with 111,000 kms. (being sold as is at 1 p.m.) Int. Cub Cadet 12 hp lawn tractor with snowblower at- tachment; 5 hp MTD rototitler, alum. ext. and step ladders; hand and garden tools. AUCTIONEER: BOB HEYWOOD (519) 235-0674 Lunch Booth • Owner and auctioneer not responsible for accidents or deletions A