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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1995-05-10, Page 29Page 28 Times -Advocate, May 10, 1995 ESTATE HOUSEHOLD AND7oclAs-e FARM MACHINERY AUCTION °ov Sat., May 13 at 12 noon Selling for the estate of the late Gordon Westlake and a neighbours ad- ditions on Hwy. 21 approx. 3 miles south of Bayfield, lot 12 Lake Rd. West. HOUSEHOLD: Copper boiler, crocks, gramophone, records, meat grind- er and much more. Camp trailer, Crestliner 14 ft. fiberglass boat, John- ston motor. TRACTORS: Beloress 400 diesel low hrs., IH 250 diesel, horse cutter, Artsway mixmill, siderake, 6 in. grain auger, IH 4 row corn planter, one way disc, 18 ft. 3 pth cultivator, 3 pth cultivators, drag cultivators, disc, IH manure spreader no. 103, IH pull type combine, 3 drum roller, harrows, hay elevator, saw mill and carriage, Roscoe grain tank, air compressor, garden tiller, IH no. 120 4 furrow plow, 18 ft. pony har- rows, 4 and 6 row crop scufflers, hopper box with heavy running gear, 42 ft. Calsa tandem weed sprayer, LG single chain elevator, 12 ft. wheel disc, 3 pth small disc, pig gates, feeders, scales, Lincoln weld- er, fanning mill, oat roller, vise and many other useful farm items. Terms cash. Booth. AUCTIONEER JOHN FINLAY 236-4814 Evening Auction To be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton for the estate of Gladys Pride plus Goderich astate and Clinton homes. Wednesday May 17 at 5 p.m, China cabinet, dining table and 5 chairs, hall tree, modern chesterfield and chair, modern recliner, new double box spring and mattress, 3/4 bed and mattress, cedar chest, chests of dryers, library table, clothes washer, older dryer, Grandfathers (New 5 months old), harvest gold fridge, modern maple frame chesterfield, maple chest of drawers, 2 small maple desks, wooden dining table w/3 leaves, 4 portable TVs, floor lamps, washstands, small trunk, antique 3 drawer chest with mustache pulls, hall tree, parlour table, small china cabinet, vanity dresser, small plywood wardrobe, antique crib, milk can, cream can, electric organ with double keyboard, humidifier, drop leaf table, kerosene heater, gas barbecue, coffee and end tables, large offering of knick knacks, collection of assorted variety of dolls, many toy stuffed animals, cups and saucers, dishes and glassware, bedding, chain saw, 2 aluminum extension ladders, electric sewing machine, garden tools plus items too numerous to mention. Terms: Cash or cheque with proper ID. Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton Sat. May 13 at 10 a.m. - antique furniture, guns, farm machinery, pressure washer, riding mower, tiller, small farm and household items. 1 1/4 mile south of Brussels then 1/2 mile east for Jim and Donna Hunter 519-887-9783 SHORT NOTICE - AUCTION OF PROPERTY & CONTENTS, CAR ETC. • Tuesday evening May 16 at 5:30 D•m, on location In the hamlet of EllmvIlle (1 1/4 miles south of Exeter then 3 3/4 miles east on Cty. Rd. 6 For Mrs. Esther Wilson who is moving to Alberta. PROPERTY: To be sold at 7:30 p.m. subject to a moderate reserve. Known as Pt. Lot 10, Conc. 7 Twp. of Usborne just south of Count y Rd. 6 in the hamlet of Elimville. Picturesque setting comprised of approx. 90 acres with approx. 150' fronting on Con. 7 on which is located a neat 3 bedroom bungalow. Large double garage would make an ideal workshop. Approx. 1100 sq. ft. living space. Terms: $5,000 down sale day. Balance in 30 days. Contact the auctioneer for viewing. CAR AND HOUSEHOLD: 1986 Plymouth Reliant K car clean -selling as is. 2 love seats with reclining arms, modern drop front pine desk, upholstered chairs, single beds, 4 maple chairs, bookcases, Zenith fridge, 24" elec. range, chest of drawers„ TV & VCR stand, pine -glass top table, 4 drawer filing cabinet, hall tree, many books, plants and cacti, crocks, golf clubs, 10 HP riding lawnmower, roto tiller, lawn roller, gas lawnmower, hand and garden tools, antique Stromberg-Carlson telephone, china and glass incl. several pcs. Wedgewood, Bavaria cocoa set, Silesia etc. and articles too numerous to mention. Auctioneer: Bob Heywood Res. 235-0874 Bus. 235-4469 AUCTION SALE LAWN & GARDEN EQUIP. Huron Tractor and Lawn Equipment Ltd. - located 4 -miles east of London Airport on Hwy. #2 at Middlesex County Road 48. Saturday May 13, 1995 at 10 a.m. Commercial and garden tractors 1 p.m. OFFICIAL LIST POSTED ON PREVIEWING DATE BRANDS - John Deere, Toro, Honda, Ariens, Noma, Lawn Boy, Roper, MF, Snapper. WALK BEHIND MOWERS: Push, self propelled, mulchers, bagger 20-21" decks. LAWN TRACTORS: 23 - riders and tractors, 8HP - 17 HP 30" - 48" mower decks. GARDEN TRACTORS; 6 tractors, 14 HP - 20 HP, 39-50" mower decks and attachments. COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT: JD F726 20 HP, 48" mower, front mount. Sidewalk PTO sander/spreader. MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT: Snowblowers, blades, clippers. Terms: Cash, absolutely no reserve. Sale at 10:00 sharp. (Preview Friday, May 12, 1995) Details - 235-1115 or 285-3845 LARGE ESTATE AUCTION Incl. antique tractors, vintage cars, antique gasoline engines, tools and household, guns. At Bob Heywood's Auction Centre, 586 Main St. Exeter Saturday May 13 at 10 a.m. We have been favoured to disperse the estate of the late Mr . Wilmer Dalrymple of Exeter. TRACTORS: AC 0.14 3 pthltch gas tractor, Massey Harris pony, 111 "C" Farmall H with PTO and Ilve MV clutch, MH 44 gas tractor, Int. C with 72" Woods belly mower, 3 antique IH gasoline engines - types "L" and "LB", JD 212 riding mower with new deck, AC riding mower, woodsplitter with gas engine on wheels. VEHICLES: 1988 Plymouth mini -van - good shape (from estate), 1967 Buick LeSabre - 4 door (low miles), 1966 Ford Fairlaine convertible (restored), 1969 Chev Impala 2 door hardtop .(restored), 1983 Olds Toronado, 197? Ford Explorer pickup, several old tractor and car manuals. RECREATIONAL: Glennelle travel trailer (sleeps 4), 1980 1/2 ton pickup camper, older travel trailer (needs work). HOUSEHOLD AND MISC. Chesterfield, loveseat and chair In mint condition, reclining and lift chair (as new), wardrobe and armoire, slant top pine box, double bed with box and mattress, dressers and chests of drawers, kitchen table and chairs, china cabinet, antique radios, Inglis fridge, Danby 24" gas range, Kenmore HD dryer, Viking auto washer, Hitachi colour TV and remote, microwave, deacons bench, upright freezer, vacuum, air conditioner, bicycles, china and glass, kitchenware. GUNS AND TOOLS: FAC required 303 army rifle, Stevens 410 shotgun, Stevens 22 single shot, Cooey 12 gauge single shot, Cooey 22 repeater, Remington 22 automatic, 177 cal. air rifle, South Bend precision steel lathe, Kohler gas generator, Makita cut off saw, arc welder, air compressor, Ariens snowblower, roto tiller, band saw, old oil bottles, steam engine whistles, anvil, hand and power tools, drill press, a good assortment of hand and power tools, set of 4 antique waon wheels, hospital bed and hundreds of useful and collectible Items. Two auctioneers sell. Tractors and vehicles to sell at 12:30 p.m. Auctioneer: Bob Heywood Res. 2340874 Bus. 2344469 Early bird gets the worm Barry Tiernan president of Exeter Minor Baseball and fundraising co-ordinator Diane Hartman congratulate Ken- dra Smith and Brad Tieman for successfully completing • 100 percent sales of the "Give and Take" booklet in two weeks of their fundraising campaign. Smith won first prize in the early bird draw, she gets her '95 registration fee back, and Tiernan won the second prize, 10 video ren- tal vouchers donated by Oscars Video. Money raised by the two go towards the cost of running minor baseball in Exeter. Neighbourhood horticulture clubs planned By Liz Sangster HENSALL - The Hensall and District Horticultural Society meet May 15, at the Hensall United Church, at 8 p.m. At this meeting the group will be hosting neighbor- ing horticulture clubs. The speaker will be Dr. Paul Cavers, a seed physiologist, who will discuss "Weed Seeds" Why They Pose a Problem". Everyone is welcome. The Friendship Circle of the Hen- sall United Church held their May meeting,. on May 1, Helen MacL- ean chaired the meeting and wel- comed 14 members and two guests. She read a poem on Mother's Day. Mary Brintnell led the devotional and opened with the hymn "The Glory of Spring, How Sweet". Brintnell then read a Mother's Day article and closed with prayer. The Bale will be packed June 5. Also the Friendship Circle will be looking after bingo at Queensway each Monday in May. The guest speaker for the eve- ning was Sharon Wurm, who gave a humorous talk on Mother's Day and Motherhood. Prayer closed the meeting. Beatrice Richardson and Lorna Spencer served lunch and a time of fellowship was enjoyed. Join the Hensall Community Drop -In, May 18 at the Hensall United Church. Activities include: foot care at 10 a.m., a noon lunch and Sandra Feltz will be the guest speaker from the Public Health Unit. Cards and Public Health Con- sultation will follow. Helen MacL- ean will give a Mother's Day read- ing. The cost is $4.00 per person for the meal and program. Reserve by phoning Margaret Cole 262-2304 or Faye Skinner, Town and Coun- try Homemakers 235-0258. Reser- vations must be made before noon, Monday. Come out and enjoy this Mother's Day program. Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary held their meeting on May 3. Presi- dent Iva Reid presided. Plans were finalized for the Pen- ny Sale to start May 23. Nominations and elections were held Officers for 1995-96 are: Pres- ident Iva Reid; First Vice -President Joyce Willert; Second Vice - President Helen Breen; Secretary Donna Smale; Treasurer Lillian Beer; Sgt. -At -Arms Joyce Willert; Sports Officer Iva Reid; Executive Committee- Bea Uyl, Vera Smale, Martha Rooseboom, Winnie Skea. The President informed the mem- bers a Joint Installation of officers is to be held May 26 by Blyth Le- gion and the Auxiliary Installing team. Marlene Bell opened the May meeting of the Carmel P.C.W. with a Mother's Day poem. Helen McKay conducted the worship ser- vice with Mother's Day as her theme. McKay stressed what an important role a mother plays in all our lives. Edith Bell was the pianist for the evening. In the absence of Secretary Doro- thy Taylor, Marg Valley read the minutes. The roll call was an- swered by a donation for the Bos- nia project. ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD & COLLECTIBLES ' M. At Bob Heywood's Auction Centre, 586 Main St. Exeter Thursday evening- May 18 at 5 D.m We will be dispersing a well kept offering from the home of Mrs. H. Hobbs of Ailsa Craig along with additions for Mr. and Mrs. Verne de Montmorency of Osborne Twp. PARTIAL LISTING: including Immaculate 6 pc. Gibbard cherry dining suite incl. ext. table, hutch and buffet and 4 chairs, 3 pc. maple bedroom suite with single bed, chest of drawers and night table, 3 pc. mahogany bed suite, antique bureau, washstand, colour TV, apt. size freezer, a large offering of hand and garden tools etc. John Deere 175 riding lawn mower (like new). See next weeks paper for full listing. Auctioneer: Bob Heywood Res.235-0874 Bus. 2344469 \NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION 3 bedroom, oak cabinets, large dining area. Eat in kitchen, landscaped lot, high efficiency gas, full basement. Located 1 block from downtown in private court. Buy now and save. 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