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The Buren County Board of Education
will accept applications for one or more positions of
BUS DRIVER
at Brookside Public School
R.R. #4, Wingham, NOG 2W0
Duties to commence immediately. The successful candidate
must hold a valid Class "B" Driver's Licence.
Interested applicants should send a letter of application,
photocopy of Class "B" Licence, and resume outlining
experience and education, including references, to the
undersigned by noon, Friday, May 26, 1995.
We thank those who submit a resume, and advise only those
who are chosen for an interview will receive a reply.
Janet Baird -Jackson, Superintendent of Business
Iluron County Board of Education
103 Albert Street
Clinton, Ontario, NOM 110
R. Brown
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COULTER AUCTIONS
CONSIGNMENT SALE
AT CORBETT COMMUNITY CENTRE
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 24TH AT 5:00 P.M.
TVs, couches, table and chairs, furniture, many miscellaneous
articles. 1992 Aerostar sport van loaded, low km. (safetied).
Good consignments accepted until sale day. Pickup available
Bruce Coulter
519-294-0585
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Brett Coulter
519-294-6164
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HOUSEHOLD,
ANTIQUES,
TOOLS
Thursday evening, May 18 at 5 p.m,
at Bob Hevwood's Auction Centre. 586 Main St. Exeter
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. V.
deMontmorency of Usborne Twp.
HOUSEHOLD AND ANTIQUES: An Immaculate 6 pc. Gibbard dining suite
in cherry wood with hutch and buffet, ext. table and 4 chairs, 3 pc.
maple bedroom suite with single bed, chest of drawers and night table,
3 pc. mahogany bedroom suite, antique bureau, washstand, good living
room furnishings, recliners, old privacy screen, armoire, colour TVs and
VCR, apt. size freezer, upright freezer, antique wooden chairs, Moffat
auto washer and dryer, Hotpoint 30" elec. range (2 yrs old), older
fridge, old drop leaf table, pressback rocker, air conditioner, vacuum, a
nice offering of collectibles, china and glass incl. Moorcraft, RS
Germany, Depression, early pressed glass incl. Comports, spooners,
pickle cruet, Chandler painting, mantel clock, old radio, crocks, desk,
kitchen Chrome sets, old train set, table saw, drill press, gas generator
on wheels, a large offering of hand, power and garden tools, welder, air
compressor, quantity of bushel baskets, wheelbarrows, several good
tires, exercise bicycle, ext. and step ladders, scales, John Deere 175
hydrostatic riding mower (as new), bicycles, old electronic tubes and
hundreds of useful and collectible items. Two auctioneers.
AUCTION NOTE: Thursday evening May 25 at 5 p.m. Dispersing a large
offering of household and collectibles from the McIver home in London
plus additions from the century home of Erma Krueger of Stephen Twp.
Full list next week.
Saturday June 3 at 10:30 a.m. on location in the village of Crediton -
offering an immaculate home (4 bedroom) plus household contents for
Mrs. Gerry Smith. Watch next weeks paper.
Auctioneer: Bob Heywood Res. 235-0874 Bus. 2354469
"We strive to serve you better"
GERUR AUI1Ob UR
Auctioneering and 4ppraising
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF MACHINERY, HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS, ANTIQUES, AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
to be held at Lot 4, Conc. 2, Blanshard Twp., approx. 2 miles
northeast of Kirkton (oif Hwy. 23,) or 10 miles south of Mitchell,
for Clarence and Dorothy Switzer on
MONDAY, MAY 22 at 11:00 a.m.
MACHINERY - Ford 3000 diesel tractor. Ferguson 2 fur. 3 p.h. plow, M.F. 3 fur.
p.h. plow, 1 fur. horse plow, 8 ft. disc. 6 ft. pull -type disc., Ferguson 3 p.h.
scuffler, 4 row scuffler, horse drawn cultivator, Cockshutt No. 11-15 run seed
drill, older 2 row corn planter, Int. 7 ft. 3 p.h. mower, Cockshutt 4 bar side rack,
J.D. ground driven manure spreader, Allied 36 ft. 6 in. pto auger, old hay tedder,
rubber tire wagon with flat rack, 4 section harrows, Gehl 10 in. hammermill.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS - Kelvinator fridge, Admiral 24 In. electric stove, 24 In
electric stove, Wingham Clipper wood stove, Gerhard Heintzman piano and
bench, Singer sewing machine, 2 pc. Kroehier chesterfield suite and Kroehler
rocker, buffet, small wall unit, cedar chest, oak veneer entertainment centre, 2
T.V.'s, 2 pc. bedroom suite, 2 single beds with drawers, 3/4 box spring and
mattress, chest, wicker rocker, chrome table and chairs, chrome table, baby
buggy, glass jugs, quantity of china, glass, cookware and kitchen utensils.
ANTIQUES - 3 board early harvest table -pegged, combination desk and
bookcase (8 ft), old graining storage cupboard, storage box, press back chair
and high chair, odd tables, spinning wheel, wool carder, wooden wagon box,
wooden wheel barrow, hand pump, root pulper, treadle sewing machine
cabinet, 2-3/4 wooden beds, 2-2 pc. bedroom suites - nice, kitchen cabinet,
dresser, blanket box, washstands, child's sleigh, 12 milk cans, cream can, bells,
crosscut saw, hand tools, tinware, granite ware, brine barrel, lamps, lanterns,
flat irons, windows, lugs, crocks, bottles and glassware.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS - 24 ft. pipe bale elevator with motor, turnip seeder,
1 horse scuffler, fanning mill, woods oat roller, pressure system, litter carrier
bucket and track, Universal milker pump, cream separator, heat housers,
50,000 BTU electric fumace, 14 in. Peulen chain saw, vise, 3 bicycles, pine
doers, trim, casements, and headers, bannister with spindles and newel posts
(cherrywood finish), aluminum windows, 2 stained glass windows (7 x 36 in.),
wheels, tires, large quantity of coal, scrap Iron, plus a wagon load of small items
too numerous to mention.
NOTE- Plan to attend as this auction includes many interesting items.
Proprietors and auctioneer are not responsible for any accidents on day of sale.
Lunch booth on grounds.
TERMS - Cash or cheque with proper ID.
PROPIETORS - CLARENCE AND DOROTHY SWITZER
AUCTIONEER - GERBER AUCTIONS LTD.
RR 01, Millbank (Crosshi$i)
Phone 1-51
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Your Views
Letters to the editor
Submissions needed
"We are looking for original works
by individuals who may never
have had the opportunity to be
published before."
Dear Editor:
With this letter, we want to introduce a project
that we hope may be of interest to your readers. We
are compiling material for a coffee-table style of
book to be entitled "Quiet Places, Quiet Thoughts".
It will include poems, brief story experiences, or
songs - the fruit of reflective thought or inspiration
or motivation while in one's own special "quiet
place".
When you have a chance to gain a quiet moment
in your busy life, do you reflect on family or friends
in far away places; remember times of sadness or
humour; or recall days gone by with nostalgia? Do
you reflect on the events of today and the meaning
they may have for you or do you sometimes reflect
on ancestral stories and find fresh contemporary
meaning? And have you recorded some of your
thoughts and feel that what you have recorded may
be of interest to others?
Story has it that Isaac Newton twigged to the the-
ory of gravity when he was struck on the head by an
apple while he was relaxing under an apple tree.
have you surprised yourself with moments of inspi-
ration or insight?
You may not have discovered gravity or Granny
Smith apples but your story, anecdote, song or poem
would carry some significance that might be humor-
ous, nostalgic, sad, heartwarming, insightful, for-
lorn, spiritual, or mythical; the result of quiet, reflec-
tive thought in a quiet place.
We want to learn more about "quiet places". So,
along with any materials that are submitted, please
include a description of the place that you enjoy the
most for "quiet thought". To augment each story or
poem that is chosen for publication, photographs or
artwork may be commissioned to provide ambiance
and affiliation.
We hope that you have an item of interest that you
may wish to send to us. We are looking for original
works by individuals who may never have had the
opportunity to be published before. It is acceptable
if you choose to remain anonymous or to submit
your story under a pen -name. If you know of some-
one else who has a story to tell, please make this in-
vitational letter available to them. We welcome all
submissions.
We hope for a wide variety of artistic submissions
from Canadians across this great nation, suitably il-
lustrating our rich diversity, and invite your early re-
sponse by June of 1995.
Please address your submissions or enquires to:
Q.P.Q.T., Box 456, Linden, Alberta, TOM !JO or
fax it to (403) 443-5032.
Sincerely yours,
Les Fetterly, Project Leader
On behalf of Q.P.Q.T. Project Members
50 -year Golden Anniversary medals were presented to six
members of the R.E. Pooley Br. 167 of the Exeter Legion. Left
to right, Lloyd Lindenfield, Gord McTavish, Bill McLean, Larry
Snider, Robert Dinney, and Jerry Lawson.
iESTATE AUCTION OF PROPERTIES, 4%'A
44" ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD AND MACHINERY °*„,
Saturday,
Saturday, June 3
For the estate of the late Karl Heideman
PARCEL 1: Plan 321, Lot 15 and north part lot 24 In the village of Zu-
rich. Located at 48 Goshen St. North, Zurich. The property has a large
frame house with Iivingroom, dining room, kitchen, sunroom, 3 + 1
bedrooms, 3 piece bathroom steel roof, oil heat and hardwood floors
on a large lot with a small garage. Zoned R2. An ideal starting home.
PARCEL 2: Plan 323 lot H in the village of Zurich consists of approxi-
mately 3.75 acres. Lot is clear and is Ideal for your dream home or fu-
ture development with a 66 ft. frontage. Located on the Northwest
edge of Zurich. Zoned FD.
Complete household and farm machinery. Listing to follow in later is-
sues.
AUCTIONEER JOHN FINLAY 236-4814
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Hensall Livestock Sales Ltd.
HENSALL Ontario is remaining in business as usual -
at Hensall Ontario until further notice.
Sorting fat cattle Fridays and picking up veal calves
and cows on Saturday morning for Talbotville Livestock
Exchange Ltd., Talbotville ONtario.
Western cattle and stockers arriving daily.
Receivil'tg hogs for Ontario Poark Producers'
Tuesdays - 7;00 a.m. until noon.
Buying sows and boars direct on Tuesdays.
For Information call
Barry Miller 519-235-2717
Mobile 519-661-8956
Office 519-262-2831
Aucti . neer Larr Gardiner
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UPCOMING AUCTIONS OF
FILSON & ROBSON
May 18 - 7:30 p.m. Firehall
property, 43 Main St.
Granton, Ont.
May 19 - 8 p.m. Bull and heif-
er Limousin sale, Belldoon
Farms, Iona Station
May 20 - 10:30 a.m. Large
estate household, estate of
Jean Mackey, 271 Adelaide
St., Strathroy Ont.
May 24 - 7:30 p.m. Property,
7 mi. N. of Grand Bend, (Lake-
wood Garden Rd.) for Don
Minzen (519) 236-7383 for
viewing.
May 26 - 6 p.m. Large house-
hold, shrubs, antiques,
Volkswagen 3 wheeler, lawn-
mowers, motor bike, comput-
ers, from Ailsa Craig, Ilderton
and London homes, 2 auction
rings going all evening,
Masonic Hail, Main St.
Ilderton, Ont.
May 27 - Clearing household,
including farm tractor and
some implements, for Orville
Sleepers, N. of Prospect Hill,
E. of Granton (excellent sale).
June 3 - Garage equipment,
etc. Hlcory Corners, for Prince
Towing
June 4 - Palliative Care dinner
auction, Strathroy Golf Club
June 22 - Anglican Church din-
ner auction. Ilderton Curling
Club
June 24 - Horse, pony and
tack. Ilderton Fair Grounds.
TM above sales are all Inter-
esting and worthy of your
attendance. We do not
charge a buyers premium.
Plan to attend. Good sale
dates still available for your
summer auction - Contact
the Denfleld/Ikferton
AUCTIONEERS
FiLSON AND ROBSON
PHONE/FAX (619)668-0833
avea news tip?
Call the
es -Advocate
235-1331
RICHARD*^
LOBB
AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON 519-482-7898
Wed. May 17 at 5 p.m. An-
tiques, furniture, appliances at
Lobb Auction in Clinton.
Sat. May 27 at 9 a.m. Power
tools , horse drawn buggy,
cutter, JD 25A 6 1/2 ft. flail
mower, furniture, antiques, etc.
at Lobb Auction in Clinton. Addi-
tions being accepted.
Thurs. June 1 at 5 p.m. 2 John
Deere tractors, AC 185 tractor,
forage wagons, farm machinery
at Lobb Auction in Clinton for
Frank Potter and Adam Wilson.
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LAKESIDE HOME BY AUCTION
Situated on Lot 57, Plan 522,
Hay Twp. Take Hwy. 21 7 mi.
N. of Grand Bend or 1 1/2 Mi.
S. of St. Joseph, to Lakewood
Garden Road South
Wed. evening May 24,
7:30 p.m.
We have received instructions
from the owner to sell the fol-
lowing property. Ranch style 3
bedroom home on large lot of
80' frontage and approximate-
ly 208' deep. Brick and vinyl
sided, with small breezeway
and car port, paved driveway.
Large carpeted living room,
kitchen area with cupboards, 3
bedrooms, full bath. 100 amp
new hydro service, new high
efficiency propane furnace.
Lake Huron water, some trees,
short walk to lake. This is an
excellent opportunity for year
roLind living at the lake either
for retirement or family.
Special viewing time Sunday
May 21, 1 - 5 p.m. or by cal-
ling the owner Don Minzen
(519) 236-7383 or the auc-
tioneers for an appointment.
TERMS: 10% down, balance
30 days. Being offered subject
to a very moderate reserve as
owner is anxious to sell.
Auctioneers
Filson & Robson
Phone/Fax: 666-0833
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PROPERTY SOLD
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD, ANTIQUES,
COCKSHUTT TRACTOR, SOME
IMPLEMENTS, MISC. ETC.
For Mr. Orval Sleepers, Lot 25,
con. 12, Blanchard Twp., on
townline just North of Prospect
Hill and east of Granton or 6
mi. west of St. Marys. From
#7 Hwy. take County Rd. 50
north (Watch for signs)
Saturday May 27 -12 noon
HOUSEHOLD: Admiral fridge
and electric stove matching
gold, Maytag automatic wash-
er and dryer (like new), buffet,
table and chairs, large
Spanish style bedroom suite
with large chest and dresser
with double mirrors, chester-
fields, love seat, coffee and
end tables, odd chairs,
Gerhard Hientzman piano and
bench, lamps, VCR and speak-
ers, fireplace set, rockers, vel-
vet chair, everyday dishes,
glassware, stereo's, pictures,
Westinghouse deep freeze,
BBQ, baby cribs, manual type-
writer, rug, Atri game, etc. Full
length leather coat size 7/8.
ANTIQUES: Buffet with mirror,
picture frames, dresser, small
tables, quilting rack, buck saw,
coal oil lamp, small butter
churn, 2 French doors with
beveled glass, pcs. of beveled
glass, etc.
ATTENTION COLLECTORS:
Sterling silver ingets set in dis-
play case, 17 flags of Canada,
plus other collector items.
TRACTOR, MACHINERY,
MISC. Cockshutt 550 gas trac-
tor, 3 pt. h. snowblower,
chains, Oliver 3 pt.h. 3 fur.
plow, 8' & 10' 3 pt.h. cultiva-
tors, harrows, side rake, 3.5
hp roto tiller, McCullough 18"
chainsaw, cast iron sewer
pipe, 200 gal. fuel tank, fur-
nace fan, picnic table, ski-
boose, lawn fert and seed
spreader, dog house, wire
cage, cedar posts, logging
chains, bike, Santa Claus, alu-
minum ladder, wheelbarrow,
section for 108" garage door
with windows, firewood, 22
single shot gun, barb wire,
steel posts, lumber, wheels,
farm tile, kitchen exhaust fan,
all kinds of tools both garden
and power etc., nalls, tar
paper, ping pong table, lawn
roller, etc. etc.
LAWNMOWER: 12 hp 125 Cub
Cadet with Cobler engine with
42" mower, also power
mowers.
ATTENTION ALL OUR BUYERS:
We do not charge a buyers
premium at our auction.
FOR FURTHER INFO PHONE
(519) 225-2365.
MS: Cash sale day or
approved cheque with I.D.
Lunch booth.
Auctioneers
Filson & Robson
Phoea/Fait 6660033