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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1999-10-27, Page 361 1 4 1 4 4 36 Laster Tim Classifieds • Wednesday, October 27, 1999 Auction fiction Saks • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • FILSON & ROBSON COMING AUCTIONS Oct. 28 - 4:30 p.m. - Household, antiques, stamps, etc. Komoka Community Centre, Komoka Ont. Oct. 30 10:30 a.m. House and 2 acre lot. Lot 40 Main St. Middlemiss, Ont. Oct. 30. 11:30 a.m. - Property and household, J.&E. Marshall, 26 Arthur St., Strathroy, Ont. Nov 6 - 10:30 a.m. Antique tractors, vans, 3000 Ford and loader, power units, farm and airplane equipment, tractor parts. For D. & the late Bob Murray - at London Airport. Take Oxford St. E. to Crumlin Rd. then North. Nov 11- 5'p.m. Consignment, Komoka Community Centre Nov 13 -12:00 noon - Sport Horse Assoc. Hdrse Palace, Royal Winter Fair, Toronto. Good dates available for your sale. A sale in our hands means $$$$$ in yours. Auctioneers Filson & Robson Phone/Fax 666.0833 • •• ••••••••••••••••- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ; ,ip.v.virArAMIWKOVIIAF.A.VrAbWIKOV1011,"Nre:V5011PiarWalr2WINK,VINIr. 2117 F. Clearing Auction Sale k Lucan Farm Equipment 2 miles north of Lucan on #4 highway Pa Sat.. Oct. 30. and Sat. Nov. 6 I at 10:30 a.m. both days. j Tractors. farm machinery, old parts books. i $100.00 worth of parts for farm equipment. See $ 14 Western Ontario Farmer, Tues., Oct. 19/99 for full list. $ Terms: Cash 1 Auctioneers 5 Tom Shoebottom & Associates 5 Denfield 519.666.0289 "The Professional Auctioneers" 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 le CLEARING FARM MACHINERY AUCTION .4: ,.t Saturday, October 30/99 at 11:00 a.m. "''4 For Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Morenz on farm location Stephen Township, Con. 16 Lot 20, 21/2 miles west of Dash- wood tum left 1 1/4 miles, or from Hwy. 21, tum east on Hwy. 83 approx. 21/2 miles and tum right 1 1/4 miles. TRACTORS: Diesel Nuffield 10/60 p.s. hyd., 3000 Ford gas 3 cyl. p.s. loader with 3400 hours, Oliver 88 gas wide front axle. MACHINERY: 230 I.H. 10 ft. swather with hay condition- er (like new), I.H. 13 run drill, 3 p.t.h. fert. spreader, 3 p.t.h. 10 ft. cult., 2 - 3 p.t.h. Oliver 12 in. - 14 in. plows, disc, M.F. 10 ft.cult., 2 row Ferguson scuffler, 3 p.t.h. Kongskilde cult. finger harrows, I.H. trail cult., 5 section harrows, 3 drum roller, 10 ft. chain harrows, 2 wheel trail- er, no. 21 walking plow, 3 p.t.h. Calsa sprayer, no. 80 :,ase pull -type combine, clover cylinder, Oliver no. 471 p.t.o. manure spreader, 3 p.t.h. bale fork, 2 Hopper wag- ons agons with 5 ton running gear, I.H. trail mower, N.H. 350 mixmill, N.I. corn picker, M.F. 4 bar side rake, steel gates, 7 ft. snow blower, 24 ft. elevator, 5 in. 32 ft. car- riage grain auger, cattle squeeze, M.F. root puller, steel wheels, Galliger electric fencer, 150 steel posts, electric chick brooder, cattle oiler, dehorners, grain auger with motor, woven wire, bale stooker, air compressor, rubber tire wheelbarrow, 4 h.p. B/S engine rototiiler, rototiller with 8/S engine, 32 ft. aluminum ladder, lawn roller, plastic tile, electric motors, ceder post rails, horseshoes, chainsaw, sump pump (like new), cement blocks, shop vac, sap pan, spices, pails, lawn orn. windmill, M.T.D. rid- ing lawn mower 12 1/2 h.p. B/S engine 38 in. cut. PROPRiETER HUGH MORENZ FARM SOLD AUCTIONEER JOHN FINLAY 419261 Hundreds of people searched for everything from clothes to toys to furniture at the annual South Huron Hospital Auxiliary Rummage Sale at South Huron Rec Centre last week. Auction sales REAL ESTATE AUCTION WALKERTON iNN MOTEL Monday, November 8 at 1:40 p.m. acre property; 16 unit motel and living quarters at junction of Hwy. 9 & 4 in Walkerton. Turnkey operation. Phone I-800-7634856 David Moore & Associates (Guelph) for information package or see photos and brief details on the internet at: www.auctionhotline.com 1M1 id titOOl'e & .1SSoCiates. luctions 1ppraisals H.R. 4i. (;ucllflt. Omarin \ 11i ui2. • I t l: -(t;- Isi(t Fax: -(►tt-'Nilly Auction Calendar Auctioneer Bob Heywood 235-0874 TONIGHT. WED.. OCT. 27 AT 5 P.M. AT EXETER ARENA Large offering of household and collectible effects from Exeter, Lucan and London homes. SAT., NOV. 6 AT 10 A.M. AT EXETER ARENA: We have been favoured to disperse by public auction an excellent offering of fine fur- nishings and collectible china, Royal Doulton, Royal Worcester and Dresden figurines, 2 pr. of crystal Iustres (1 in cranberry glass), mahogany dining and bedroom suites by Drexel, oak and pine dining furniture, Eastlake settee set. gentlemans and winged chairs, bowed back needlepoint chairs, chesterfield suites furnishings by Dieicraft, Gabbard, Andrew Melcolm, wicker rockers. crystal chandelier, corn- flower crystal collection and much more. This offering is comprised primarily froar the well kept collection of Ms. Mildred Grimes, formerly of Toronto, now residing in Exeter. Full list next week. w LARGE AUCTION SALE to be held at Lobb Auction In Clinton for the estate of Stewart McGuffin of Five Seasons Estates of Bayfield plus additions from Estella Adams of Londesboro, Nellie Mathews of Clinton plus other good additions. Saturday. October 30 at 9 am, CARS: 1990 Toyota Tercel 4 door hatchback, 5 speed, 157,000 kms. 1987 Mazda 626 4 door, 170,000 kms., both cars sell at 11:30 a.m. APPUANCES: Matching almond GE fridge and 30" electric stove, Maytag washer and dryer, gas stove, plus other washers and dryers, Zenith 26 floor model TV, like new with new power and colour boards, Knechtel 6 piece dining suite like new, 8 yrs. old, mahogany 6 drawer dresser and double bed, upholstered love seat (new), recliner chairs, modern round wooden table and 4 chairs, Victorian side chair, washstand, antique chesterfield and 2 chairs, queen size box spring and mattress, blush and like new. What not, antique arm chair, library table, 2 single box springs and mattresses, chests of drawers, modern heavy oval maple dining with 2 leaves, centre pedestal and 4 matching chairs, hall tree, plus much more furniture than listed plus good offering of dishes, glassware, small appliances etc. OTHER: 2 metal detectors, 2 rack cutters, tumbler, polisher, equipment and •materials for making crafts from rocks and semi precious stones, cut and uncut rocks, chemicals and materials for making jewellery, plus tools, 25 boxes of new knitting wool, plus many other items. NOTE: 2 auctioneers stilfingat 9 a.m. Auctioneer Riches Lobb 482 7898 Clinton www.auctIonhotline.com St. Patrick's donates grocery items By H. Davis SAIN 'BABY CORRFSPQNDENT SAINTSBURY - St. Patrick's Church celebrated Morning Prayer on October 24 at 10:30 a.m. Rose Cunningham led the service and give the message assisted by Katie -Scarlett, Caleb and Corbin MacGillivray who read the scriptures. The children's focus was given by Hazel Davis enti- tled "God's Amazing Love". A thank you note was read from Dorothy Balsden, the Deanery Representative. An invitation to a gospel music night at Crediton United Church was read. Last minute plans were made for a service of Thanksgiving on Oct. 31 at St. Patrick's. Guest speaker and celebrant wilt be The Right Reverend C. Robert. Townshend, Bishop of Georgian Bay. The service begins at 10:30 a.m. with refreshments and a time of fellowship to fbl- Iow. Everyone is welcome. Please note the time changes on -Saturday evening, Several from the St. Patrick's community attended a surprise 60th birthday party honouring George `Atkinson at the Lucan Legion on Saturday evening. Birthday wishes this week go to Joyce Simpson who celebrated on the weekend. On Tuesday, Rose Cunningham- and•Hazel Davis delivered a collection of Daily Breach grocery items and a $200 cheque from- Deanery collection to the Daily Bread program at St. Pauls Cathedral in London. They had a visit at the Diocesan offices: They then wentout to lunch to celebrate Rose's birthday. Bill and Betty Johnson accompanied the- Davis's recently to visit Mabel Needham at Country Terrace Nursing Home in Komoka. St. Patrick's church members have sent a bag of • giothingto their Prayer Partner in northern Ontario. The - Davis's enjoyed birthday cake with cousin Marjorie Davis in London on Monday. . Seniors attend rally all Annie Morenz SlIELLCCLIVIMINEIRLE SHIPKA. - Women in this area attended the Thanksgiving- Ecumenical in Dashwoodt United Church on October. 12. Tom and Rosanne Russell and family of Essex visited relatives- and friends in the area on Thanksgiving weekend. Don and Sharon Baker hosted Thanksgiving din- ner at their home on October I0. 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Weekend visitors with Hugh and Annie Morenz on Octoher 16. and 17 were Annie's sister Shirley Dell and= her hus- band Cliff of Belleville. TheWind and the Leaves. "Come, little leaves," said the. wind- one dale - "Come o'er the meadow with me and play., Put onyour dresses of red and,gold Simuner is gone, and the day grow cold." - Soon as the leaves heard the vvitufs loud call, Dewe; they carne flutter- iniu.,one and .all, Over the brown fields they danced and -flew, Slinging the soft little songs they knew. Dewing and flying, the Billie leaves went, Winter had called them, and they were content. Soon fastasleep in their earthly beds, The snow laid a blanket over their heads. From a fourth reader by George Cooper