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Times -Advocate, November 15, 1995
Largo Afitption Sine
Car, snowblower, antiques, furniture, piano, appliances to be held
at Richard Lobb's Auction in Clinton for the Estate of Waiter
Pepper plus additions. --
$aa.
tarda 18 at 9 nl,
CAR; 1985 Buick Skyl 4 door with power windows, power door
locks etc. selling as is, w miles, looks good.
SNOWBLOWER; Craftsman 8 HP, 24" 2 stage nearly new.
APPLIANCES; GE dryer, Kitchen Ald dishwasher, Hot Point
portable washer, Maytag square tub wringer washer, chest
freezer, Inglis wringer washer, Component hi fi with large
speakers, Sanyo computer and Tandy printer. Panasonic vacuum
cleaner with power head, Hammond electric organ.
FURNITURE; Mason and Risch upright piano, entertainment
centre, cinnamon maple round dining table with 4 chairs, and
Knechtel hutch china cabinet ( real nice), treadle sewing machine,
tea wagon with large wheels, gateleg dining table, pressback
rocker, pressback highchair, pressback arm chair, washstand,
wicker fern stand, hall tree, piano stool, blanket box, captains
chair, parlor tables, coffee and end tables with glass tops, dining
table, six matching chairs and pine hutch, modern recliner, 2
chesterfields, davenport, large wooden office desk, upholstered
rocker, corner china cabinet, bedroom suite, single box spring and
mattress, set of Royal Albert American dishes, Bridle Rose
dishes, many cups and saucers, several bells, string of bells,
handmade horse and wagon set made by Melvin Bauman (cost
Walter $600.), lots of glassware and collectibles, a few hand
tools etc., 3 milk cans, small pressure washer, bicycle plus our
usual large offering too numerous to mention.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper ID
Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton
NEW AUCTION Sat. Nov. 25 at 9 a.m. at Lobb Auction Clinton.
We are accepting additions for this auction. Cali Now.
UPCOMING AUCTIONS
AT BOB HEYWOOD'S
AUCTION CENTRE
To be held at Bob Heywoods Auction Centre, 586 Main St. Exeter
This week Saturday November 18 at 10 a.m,
Dispersing a well kept offering of household effects, appliances,
antiques, collectibles, tools for Max and Donna Hodgins who have sold
their Stephen Twp. farm home.
HOUSEHOLD AND ANTIQUES: Beautiful 7 pc. dining suite incl. Duncan
Phyfe double pedestal table and 4 chairs, sideboard and china cabinet,
4 pc. Waterfall bedroom suite, Grandmother's clock, round wooden
dinette table and 4 chairs, Eastlake dresser, Targe wooden desk,
washstands, blanket box - signed and dated "MMK AD 1851", lamp
tables, old beds, basement table, queen size boxspring and mattress,
4x8 pool table and accessories, good appliances incl. fridges, auto
washer and dryer, 24" range, dehumidifier, parlor chair, pullout desk,
Electrolux vacuum, dishwasher, color TV, 2 w/w wall ovens (elec), Elmira
fireplace insert, good woodstove, Lowrey double keyboard organ, crocks,
oak French door, several lots of new bedding from a local store, china
and glass incl. commode pitcher and bowl, 3 pcs. Moorcoft, depression,
LP records, stereo, hand and power tools incl. router grinder, weedeater,
lawnmower, air compressor, shop vac, shopmate, wheelbarrow, 4 1/2
HP Mastercraft snowblower, and hundreds of useful and collectible
items.
Next Saturday November 25 at 10 a.m, - Dispersing the estate of Mr.
Jake Hovius of Hay Twp. incl. antique furnishings, appliances, 4 oak wall
telephones, a large collection of glass hens on nests and other china, a
good offering of collectible tools in mint condition. Cast iron bell, cast
thunder mug from Hensall jail, beautiful wardrobe, very old European
measure cans, full list next week.
AUCTIONEER BOB HEYWOOD Bus. - 235-4469 Res. 235-0874
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our Views
Letters to the editor
Open letter to our readers -
Who gave convicted felons,
especially murderers,
the right to sue?...
Dear Editor:
May I be so blunt as to refer to statements made
last week in the House of Commons concerning
"John Lee vs the Government of Canada."
Do the Government Members have rocks in their
heads? I have admired the Solicitor General of Can-
ada (Honorable Herb Gray) in the past, but this last
week stretches the imagination; never mind the lack
of admiration. The subject matter is the Government
of Canada settling a suit served by a convicted mur-
derer on the Correctional Services. I am lead to be-
lieve that upon the authorization of himself and fel-
low Cabinet Members agreed to settle this suit for
$12,000. Now if 1 have this correct, the inmate in
question has sued due to the fact he was taken hos-
tage by other inmates, was beaten and had to spend
2 weeks in hospital. What a load of fertilizer... This
guy is a convicted murderer, so he must have done
something rated as a no -no, even for other inmates.
According to the media the Judge urged the par-
ties to settle. Am 1 to understand that the Solicitor
General now takes orders from his underlings?
What happened to serve and protect'? 11 that Judge is
still on the Government payroll after this stupidity,
the Attorney General and the Solicitor General de-
serve to be institutionalized for flagrantly violating
the trust of the Canadian population and misappro-
priation of Public Funds.
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Who gave convicted felons, especially murderers,
the right to sue? The main question is why do they
have rights. They are put in "the big house" for vio-
lating other individual's rights.
I certainly hope that this settlement is coming out
of Government Members' own paycheques, be-
cause, we Canadians are tired of paying for stupidi-
ty.
On top of all this who cares that someone kicked
his butt in the joint, if these elected MPs listened to
the constituents who put them in "your Big House"
want capital punishment reinstated. A couple feet'of
rope does not cost $12,000. The Liberal Govern-
ment is always dancing around with statements of
"Canada the good" and the like. So far I have seen
no action, except that upon the law abiding citizens
of the land. Criminals even have a right to sue'?
The Government should disbar the Judge and
make sure he can not practice in any fashion in Can-
ada. Tell the court to take a long walk off a short
pier. If need be just say to the Supreme Court. "We
invoke the notwithstanding Clause"; save the 12
grand, spend 12 bucks on rope and hang the individ-
ual in question.
We, Canadians, are tired of this stuff. I realize
everyone was in high tempo for the Referendum.
but that does not mean everything else can just fall
apart. As stated I hope that Government members
who support this action are paying the 12 grand, not
the rest of the taxpayers of this land.
G. Trudell
633 Upper James Street, Hamilton Ont.
Blyth Festival adds third show
BLYTH - Following the rapid
sell-out of the first two shows, the
Blyth Festival has added another
performance of "Forever Plaid" on
Wednesday, December 6 at 8 p.m.
at Blyth Memorial Community
Hall.
Featuring the original cast that
has captivated audiences all across
the country, "Forever Plaid" has
been called "a comic musical unri-
valed in laughs -per -minute" (Vic-
toria Regional News). Hysterically
funny and fast -paced, "Forever
Plaid" is a musical tribute to the
male singing groups of the 1950s.
EXCELLENT
COMMERCIAL
PROPERTY BY AUCTION
IN PRIME EXETER, ONT. MAIN ST. LOCATION
Saturday December 2 at 10 a.m.
Auction to be conducted on location, , at 370 Main St. - recently
operating as "Gerrards" Clothing Store.
PARTICULARS AND TERMS - Accord. to Plan 376, Town of Exeter,
County of Huron, Pt. Lot 130 and Pt. Lot 131 - known as 370 Main St. S.
comprised more or less of 41' frontage, 165' depth on which is located
an excellent retail building - approx. 16 yrs. old, brick veneer with 5000
sq. ft. more or less of prime commercial space. High traffic area for
walkin or drive-by trade. Zoned C-1. Selling subject to a moderate
reserve bid. Terms $10,000 down - balance in 30 days. Contact the
auctioneer for information and viewing.
AUCTIONEER BOB HEYWOOD Bus. - 235-4469 Res. 235-0874
ESTATE AUCTION
Of car, antiques, collectibles, woodworking equipment, guns and
household items at the Jacob Auction Centre, 185 Herbert St. in Mitch-
ell.
Thursday November 16 at 3 p.m.
INCLUDING: Sherlock Manning apt. sized piano, full selection of late
model appliances, bedroom suites, blanket box, open plate dresser, old
chest of drawers, primitive captains chair, 7 ft. cellar table, 11 ft spindle
back bench, rope bed, pine cradle, hooked mats, quilts, straw beehive,
small chest, sampler, tall case wooden clock, crocks and jugs, sten-
celled childs sleigh, pin ball machine, hundreds of small collectibles,
collectible dishes, full line of woodworking equipment, collection of ap-
prox. 70 radios from 1924 to 1950 in floor models, table tops, wood,
metal and bakelite, test equipment, tube caddies, etc. Makes include
Atwater -Kent, Philco, Westinghouse, Victor and Stromberg Carlson.
Many work. All restorable, approx. ten 12 gauge shotguns and rifles
and a Hopkins -Allen 38 calibre revolver. McEwin Estate car: 1986 Olds
Cutlass Supreme, loaded with 79,000 km. Sold certified and subject to
reserve.
SALE ORDER: 3 p.m. - Misc., 4:30 2nd auction ring starts, 7 p.m. car,
guns and radios, 8 p.m. Woodworking and fumiture. Times are approx.
Prop: Alex Ellen$ and estate of the late Beth McEwin.
Auctioneer: Doug Jacob 519-271-7894
The hit parade of songs includes
timeless favourites such as 'Love
is a Many Splendored Thing",
"Chain Gang,", "She Loves You"
and many more. This performance
is generously sponsored by Ideal
Supply Co.
Fun for all ages, tickets for "For-
ever Plaid" make a wonderful,
Christmas gift or the perfect oppor-
tunity for a social evening with
your friends and co-workers. Order
your tickets today by calling the
Blyth Festival Box Office at (519)
523-9300. Tickets are also availa-
ble at the following outlets: Carol's
Candies & Collectables in Blyth,
Campbell's Photography in Gode-
rich, Crossroads Gifts in .Clinton,
Bluewater Office . Equipment in
Wingham, and Something Special
in Exeter.
For more information about
"Forever Plaid", please call Rick
Fedorick at the Blyth Festival at
(519) 523-4345.
Five places
broken into
EXETER - Four stores and a resi-
dence were broken into this week.
Tuesday night a computer valued
at $650 and cash were stolen from
Dinney's Furniture.
Darryl's Innovative Flooring was
broken into the same night resulting
in S200 in damages and the theft of
$ l0 in change.
On Saturday the Hensall Liquor
Store was broken into. Damage was
estimated at $400. Also, 25 bottles
of whiskey and four cases of beer
were taken.
On Sunday liquor and change
were stolen from an Andrew Street
residence.
In a separate incidence Monday,
the Golden City Restaurant had fro-
zen food taken from it about the
same time the Bayberry Restaurant
was broken into.
Golden Agers
plan to view
Christmas
lights
GRAND BEND - Seventy-three
members of Grand Bend Golden
Agers met for their monthly lunch-
eon and meeting November 1.
Phil Walker, A.I.M. sales repre-
sentative, gave a short presentation
of home care products for seniors.
Roberta Walker entertained with
violin selections and in singing
several musical selections.
A wine and cheese Christmas
light bus trip is planned for Decem-
ber 8. If you're interested in going,
contact Nola Love.
November 18, Friends of the Pin-
ery need volunteers to help with
the deer counting.
The next luncheon meeting is
December 6, which is a sit down
Christmas luncheon with entertain-
ment. Contact your lunch convener
for your ticket.
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