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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-10-11, Page 20Page 20 Times -Advocate, October 11, 1995 Auction Sales 13Y Public 92 guron Sn. t. E. Exeter 11 a.m. Good location with 100 x 125' lot, 3 level brick sidesplit, 2 upper bedrooms, lower rec room/natural fireplace. Eat in kitchen, dining - room, single attached garage. Moderate reserve bid. $5000. deposit day of sa:e.Cash or certified cheque. Balance in cash in 30 days. Successful bidder to have arranged financing prior to sale John Mathers Realty 659-5010 .••ONHN,kN• DOUG JACOB AUCTIONS 519-271-7894 Saturday October 14 at 9 a.m. Extensive estate auction of two oak bow front china cabinets, oak high back sideboard, two mirrored back ornate sideboards, 5 fancy treadle sewing machines, two tea wagons, Victorian settee, five china cabi- nets, many antiques, over 130 clocks including 3 Pequegant, Vienna 2 weight regulators, Vienna hey -wind regulator, two grandfathers, two calendar clocks, 15 pendulum wall clocks, school clocks, 40 ginger- bread style clocks, 20 shelf clocks, forty violins, two cellos, three trum- pets, saxophones, cast iron bell, 60 old picture frames, oak wall phones, dishes, glasswares and much more to be held at the Jacob Auction Centre, 185 Herbert St. in Mitchell. Preview Friday October 13 from 7 - 9 p.m. Double ring sale. Sale order: Dishes 9 a.m., musical instruments at 10:30 a.m., clocks_ at 12 noon, furniture at 2 p.m. Times are approx. Plan to attend. The complete sale is from the home of Margaret Smale and the estate of the late George Smale. �LLLEAnt 'L'L s LT .4 L1L7L'LLL'LLIE LLL6'L1L1vLvataanyeaDs osiaa LLE) Ll L'8_4 z L ✓ L t L r t Brucefield Ontario NOM 110 Telephone (519) 233-7181 4 4, NOTICE 4 LI EQUIPMENT AUCTION SALE ILI r We would like to invite you to the Clearing Auction Sate of Tractors. Machinery, 2 and Miscellaneous for Hugh and Eleanor Hendrick on Tuesday. October 17 at 10:30 a.m. Located 4 miles north of Hensall and 1 1/4 miles west. L t r & Associates Inc. CONSISTING OF TRACTORS - including Ford 7740, Powerstar SLE, Ford 4600. with loader, Ford 601 Workmaster, Ford 9N refurbished with equipment, Cleaner F3 diesel corn and soybean special and full line of equipment, and rr iscellaneous. Please refer to October 4th edition for full listing of tractors and machinery. Terms - Cash or cheque with ID. Proprietors retiring. Auctioneer and proprietors Lt not responsible for accidents day of sale. Verbal announcements take (,e precedence over written material. All equipment in. excellent condition. r For further information or viewing contact RATHWELL & ASSOCIATES INC. Auctioneer - (519) 233-7181 Kent Rathwell Bruce Rathwell Bill Preszcator �'L�LLLLLLr�1��1LL�L�tNN�t�7�LELLLLLLLLLLLLL�LsEL'EELEELLL-19,4,4Llem 1. Large Auction Sale To be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton for the estate of Clara Margaret Riley of Londesboro plus additions. , Saturday October 14 at 9 a.m. LAWN TRACTORS: Sears 16 HP tractor with snowblower and blade in good condition, no mower attachment. ESTATE CAR, 1976 Olds 88 selling as is. Looks good. APPLIANCES. Harvest gold fridge and stove, clothes dryer, 15 cu. ft. freezer, microwave and stand, humidifier, kerosene heater. FURNITURE; Agnes Moon painting, Elmira stove fireplace, air tight insert, older dining suite with china cabinet, 1888 handmade quilt, rocking chair, corner what not,biue recliner chair, 2 yrs. old, corner china cabinet, pressback high chair, antique dressers with mirrors, drop front secretary, wicker fern stand, washstands, 2-3 piece bedroom suites with double box springs and mattresses, hall tree, floor lamps, trunk, modern blanket box, chests of drawers, small drop leaf kitchen table and 2 chairs, Elvis collector plates, ceramic animals, coffee and end tables, mantel clock, lots of knick knacks, dishes, glassware, bedding, linens, towels, small appliances, pots and pans, books plus our usual large offering of items too numerous to mention. Costume jewellery, gas lawn mower etc. OTHER ITEMS; 4 sheets of 5 ft. x10 ft. 12 gauge steel, bin aerator fan, 280 ft. 3 1/2 inch feed auger with down spouts, pyrometer gauge, small battery charger, 2-30 inch power vent shutters, plates for IH 56 planter, 2-750 x 16 tractor tires on rims, 2-750 x 16 truck tires, 3 wagon rims, electric motor for 30 inch fan, box of hyd. couplers plus other items. TERMS; Cash or cheque with proper ID Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton LARGE ESTATE AND COLLECTIBLES AUCTION THIS WEEK, WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 11 AT S P.M. At Bob Heywoods Auction Centre, 586 Main St. Exeter From the London Estate of Mrs. Cliff Heywood plus quality additions from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hrapchak of Exeter. Two auctioneers. CHINA, GLASS & BRIC A BRAC: A large desirable offering to commence at 5 p.m. sharp incl. several pcs. of Moorecroft, Royal Doulton figurine, Carltonware, Royal Nippon, Nippon, oil lamps, silverplate, old crock with bird on it, approx. 200 Avon bottles, old powder horn, old commode pcs., dolls, depression glass, mantle clocks, decoys, approx. 12 old wooden and plastic radios. ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD: 5 pc. Art Deco bedroom suite, 9 pc. diningsuite, lovely pine wardrobe, oak china cabinet, open commodes and parlor tables, nesting tables, what not shelf, antique dresser, organ desk, brass bed, iron and brass bed, wicker chairs, oak dining table and 4 chairs, low secretary with lead glass china cabinet, nice prints, old picture frames, old scooter, accordion and case, Eastlake rocker, pressback rocker, 3 pc. bed set, excellent w/w fridge and 24" elec. range, elc. dryer, color TV, 2 good sofa beds, chest freezer (like new), stereo, marbles, fountain pens, violin and case, double pedestal wooden desk, a large offering of box Tots and misc. items -will be sold 11v the2nd auctioneer In the back room at 7 p.m. NEXT WEEK WEDNESDAY EVENINfi OCTOBER 18 AT !s P.M. Dispersing a Targe offering of collectibles, furnishings, appliances, etc. from an Usborne Twp. home and Dashwood estate. SATURDAY OCTOBER 28 - Giant auction sale for Hensall District Cooperative at 9 a.m. of End of Line, End of Season and all Overstocks of lumber, building supplies, hardware etc. from all eight stores. •unTInuctD DAD urcvwnnn D... - 'J'ra.AAan D.. .1rtnrn7A Huron Board of Ed opposes recommendations CLINTON - The Huron County Board of Education continues to oppose the recommendations for the amalgamation of school boards as the most appropriate solution for reducing the cost of education. It is the position of trustees that the expansion of partnerships with other school boards, the municipal- ities and service agencies will lead to real savings in the administra- tion costs for delivering education vaAnrIParnvn $. • • FILSON & ROBSON UPCOMING AUCTIONS Wed., Oct. 11 - 1:00 p.m. Tools, building materials, office equip. etc. - Harrison Holdings, Highbury Ave. N. of London Thurs., Oct. 12 - 6:00 p.m. - Excellent doll collection auc- tion of over 200 dolls, furni- ture, clothing etc. for Mrs. I. Beaty, Thamesford Community Hall, Thamesford Ont. Sat. Oct. 14 - 12 noon - Clearing household, Mr. and Mrs. Thibeault, 40 Carol St. W., Strathroy Ont. Sun., Oct. 15 - 5:30 p.m. - Food and Agriculture Awareness for Middlesex Co. Komoka Community Centre. Banquet with auction to follow. Wed. Oct. 18 - 12 noon - household, tools, etc. F. Fisher, 5 mi. S. of Melbourne, on Jubilee Rd. F►I. Oct. 20 - 11 a.m. Large consignment of farm equip- ment, antiques, household, misc. etc. Ilderton Fair Grounds, Ilderton Ont. PLEASE CALL IF YOU WISH TO CONSIGN. Sat. Oct. 21, 11 a.m. • Farm machinery, truck -Aerts and Vervoordeldonk, 1 1/2 mi. W. of Strathroy on Lot 17, Con. 2, Adelaide Twp. BOOK YOUR FALL SALE NOW - GOOD DATES STILL AVAILABLE - 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE FILSON AND ROBSON PHONE/FAX (519)666-0833 • r services to schools. The Board has embarked on real efforts to increase its collaboration with the local Roman Catholic Board and the Perth County Board of Education through the establish- ment of a 'tri -board steering com- mittee' to explore and enact such options. The Board has also made overtures to local municipalities and the County of Huron in re- spect of expanding working part- nerships in areas such as purchas- ing and other administrative services where conihined efforts might lead to lower spending lev- els for each party. The recommendations in the Sweeney Report which place a pri- ority on education finance reform would he most helpful to the Hu- ron Board and to its property tax- payers. Access to a fairer share of tax dollars from the commercial assessment base would ensure that the children and young persons in our schools have more equal ac- cess to learning resources than the current tax Kase can afford. The Huron Board is among the lowest spending in Ontario -- on a RICHARD LOBB AUCTION CALENDAR CLINTON 519-482-7898 Sat., Oct. 14 at 9 a.m. Estate auction at Lobb Building in Clinton. Thurs., Oct. 19 at 1 p.m. JD 2130 front wheel assist tractor with loader. Ford 8700. diesel tractor with cab, gravity boxes, bale wagons, haying and tillage equipment tools etc. to be held 3 3/4 miles north of Dublin then 1 1/2 miles west for the estate of Frank Nolan. Sat., Oct. 21 at 10:30 a.m. 3 tractors, 10 pickup trucks, 1988 to 1992, 3 Wisconsin engine with hyd. pumps, 3- 1994 5 ft. rotary disc mowers, 1 Vicon 5 ft. rotary mower, san- der body, water truck, 3 slush plows, 1990 Ford one ton 4x4 diesel with dump sander and plow equipment, 3/4 ton lad- der and bucket truck, 10 heavy trucks, 1976 to 1989, tan- dems and single axles, diesels, most equipped with dump box- es, sanding and plow equip- ment, to be held 1/2 mile north of Auburn for County of Huron, County of Middlesex and other municipalities and townships. For information phone Joe Steffler at Huron County Yard 519-526-7231. AUCTION SALE AT PINERY AUCTIONS & SALES 4 miles south of Grand Bend on Hwy. #21, 243-2713 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14/95 — 10 AM VIEWING 9 AM DAY OF SALE Assorted shrubs; cast iron bathtub; Niagara double electric bed (new); Hobart 20 qt. mixer (new); Hobart electric grill; restaurant tables & chairs; ice cream freezers; Taylor soft ice cream machine; milk shake & ice cream condiment bar; steam table; restaurant dishes, freezers; Franklin stove inserts; woodstove; propane stove; oak bar; washer & dryer; propane dryer; wall oven; coin operated washers & dryers; laundry tubs; chesterfields; chairs; lamps; tables; western saddle; lots of harness; angle grinder; Tamper generator; old tools;. tow chains; 1984 Datsun 300ZX 50th Edition; 1985 Chrysler 5th Ave.; Kawasaki #400 motorcycle; new & used windows; box lots & much, much more. N.B.: Some items have a small reserve. Not responsible for accidents Auctioneer: JOHN FRAYNE LVISA, MASTERCARD, CASH FOOD BOOTH ON PREMISES) Stocker Sales at DENFIELD LIVESTOCK SALES LTD. Thursday, Oct. 12 at 1:00 p.m. Yearlings and Cavles This sale will feature 135 Limo X calves from the Robert Tindall Herd at Lucan to be sold at 3:00 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 19 at 1:00 p.m. This sale will feature 330 Charolais and Crossbred grass steers from the Ron Dill Farms, Gadshill Thursday, Nov. 2 at 1:00 p.m. (local calf sale) To consign or for trucking call 519-666-1140 Roomy bedded pens all under roof Brett Coulter Bruce Coulter 519-294-0585 1 per pupil basis. The administrative staffing ratios are also lower than the provincial averages. Yet, stu- dent achievement as measured by provincial test results continues to show that our students achieve at higher levels than the provincial averages. The restructuring of the Board does not seem to be neces- sary. The reduction in the number of trustees to about one quarter of the current representation will require partnerships amongst school boards, municipalities and service agencies as a first step. If the nec- essary savings have not been achieved as the result of such ac- tions, then a second look at amal- gamation may be warranted. The concept of Confederated Boards which would create only one school system is another desirable alternative. Changes to the way ed- ucation is financed and to the re- quirements for school boards and others to work together should be tired first. Scouts Canada John Pettifer, Chief Executive Officer of Scouts Canada was the guest speaker last Wednesday night at the dis- trict meeting held at the Masonic Hall in Exeter. Guests also included Harry Eaton, Bluewater Regional President and Peter McBryan, Provincial Field Executive for Blue - water Region. IT Ft Crimes of MCI the week Break, enter and theft The Exeter Recreation Centre was broken into arid a quantity of tools were stolen. Removed were a red Milwaukee cordless drill and hammer drill and a Makita grinder. The break and enter took place on September 28. 1995. Theft from motor vehicle A Stihl 24" chain saw was removed from the hack of a pickup truck sometime between 5:30 p.m. and 6:21) a.m.. the 28/29th of September. 1995. The chainsaw is black and oranee in color. model #066, serial #132296168. The truck was parked at Iligh Street in Walton. Women assaulted On October I. 1995 at approximately. 8:45 p.m. a woman was re- turning home to her residence on James Street in Clinton. When she arrived home she heard a male voice and as she was standing on the step someone grabbed her and punched her on the side of the face. It was later .learned that the culprit had broken into the residence and items had been taken. Tools stolen A break and enter occurred at Craig's Saw Mill in Auhurn on Sep- tember 19. 1995 and several tools were stolen. Stolen tools included: Skil 4 1/2" angle grinder; Snap On 7" angle grinder with wire wheel: Makita 7" angle grinder: Skil 4 1/2" angle grinder with grinding wheel: Stihl chain saw model #084 serial #12f)349104: liusgvarna chain saw model #61 serial 1370693; Poulan one handed chain saw. if you have information about these or any other crimes call Crime Stoppers of Huron County. 1-800-265-1777 and you could receive a reward of up to $1,000.00. Remember crime doesn't pay, Crime .Stoppers does. Hoose for S�-1r/e by Owner 212 ANDREW ST. EXETER - Mature treed lot, close to schools and shopping. 2 - 3 bedroom, brick bungalow, new windows, roof and gas furnace. $85,500.. Phone 235-1658. t A 1 Come in and check out our BEST SELLER NOVELS 424 Main St. Exeter isiaillaigitailLs. (519)235.1331. 1 per pupil basis. The administrative staffing ratios are also lower than the provincial averages. Yet, stu- dent achievement as measured by provincial test results continues to show that our students achieve at higher levels than the provincial averages. The restructuring of the Board does not seem to be neces- sary. The reduction in the number of trustees to about one quarter of the current representation will require partnerships amongst school boards, municipalities and service agencies as a first step. If the nec- essary savings have not been achieved as the result of such ac- tions, then a second look at amal- gamation may be warranted. The concept of Confederated Boards which would create only one school system is another desirable alternative. Changes to the way ed- ucation is financed and to the re- quirements for school boards and others to work together should be tired first. Scouts Canada John Pettifer, Chief Executive Officer of Scouts Canada was the guest speaker last Wednesday night at the dis- trict meeting held at the Masonic Hall in Exeter. Guests also included Harry Eaton, Bluewater Regional President and Peter McBryan, Provincial Field Executive for Blue - water Region. IT Ft Crimes of MCI the week Break, enter and theft The Exeter Recreation Centre was broken into arid a quantity of tools were stolen. Removed were a red Milwaukee cordless drill and hammer drill and a Makita grinder. The break and enter took place on September 28. 1995. Theft from motor vehicle A Stihl 24" chain saw was removed from the hack of a pickup truck sometime between 5:30 p.m. and 6:21) a.m.. the 28/29th of September. 1995. The chainsaw is black and oranee in color. model #066, serial #132296168. The truck was parked at Iligh Street in Walton. Women assaulted On October I. 1995 at approximately. 8:45 p.m. a woman was re- turning home to her residence on James Street in Clinton. When she arrived home she heard a male voice and as she was standing on the step someone grabbed her and punched her on the side of the face. It was later .learned that the culprit had broken into the residence and items had been taken. Tools stolen A break and enter occurred at Craig's Saw Mill in Auhurn on Sep- tember 19. 1995 and several tools were stolen. Stolen tools included: Skil 4 1/2" angle grinder; Snap On 7" angle grinder with wire wheel: Makita 7" angle grinder: Skil 4 1/2" angle grinder with grinding wheel: Stihl chain saw model #084 serial #12f)349104: liusgvarna chain saw model #61 serial 1370693; Poulan one handed chain saw. if you have information about these or any other crimes call Crime Stoppers of Huron County. 1-800-265-1777 and you could receive a reward of up to $1,000.00. Remember crime doesn't pay, Crime .Stoppers does. Hoose for S�-1r/e by Owner 212 ANDREW ST. EXETER - Mature treed lot, close to schools and shopping. 2 - 3 bedroom, brick bungalow, new windows, roof and gas furnace. $85,500.. Phone 235-1658. t A 1