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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1959-04-08, Page 12PAGE TWELVE ZURICH H Citizens NEWS MYSTERY LADY—The honour of being the "Mystery Lady" at the gala opening of Rader and Mittelholtz Hardware last week went to Mrs. Henry Adkins, RR 2, Hensall. Mrs. Adkins won the prize for having the greatest number of buttons on her clothing, and was presented with a steam iron by two of the clerks in the store, Ken ns Miist lholtz and Carol Fischer. Two Petitioners Ask To Be r' eleased From Pi •• ns For 10 char , ,. e Drain Drains continue to present a problem to the Hay Township Council, it was revealed at the regular meeting of council Mon- day afternoon. Two petitioners, who had signed for the Ducharme Municipal Drain, have asked to have their names released from the petition. At the same time it appears the work of the engineer, C. P. Corbett, Lucan, is not satis- factory to members of the coun- cil. It was suggested by several councillors that the township try and engage the services of a dif- ferent engineer. One of the parties who has ask- ed to have his name removed from the drain petition is Joseph Miller, who presented his case to the council at the meeting. He claim- ed he is being discriminated against by the engineer, in that his assessment on the drain was much;higher•than any of his neigh- bours. He said that when he ask- ed the engineer 'the reason for the difference on the assessment he was told, "Somebody has to pay for these drains." The other pet- itioner who has asked to have their name removed is Mrs. Emma Schilbe, Council members agreed with Mr. Miller that the situation did not seem right. After discus- sing the matter further it was decided to seek advice from the township solicitor in regards to the legality of allowing names to be removed. After this advice is furnished they intend meeting with engineer Corbett. Other complaints have been re- ceived by council members about the length of time it takes to have drainage work done after the petition has been signed. In some cases it has been two years 'or more before the work is com- pleted, mainly due to the slowness of reports corning back from the engineer. Two other township xesidents, Edison Forrest and Gordon Troy- er, appeared before council with a request to have ditches cleaned out in front of their property. lrn�, rtant Aucti in Sale Of Valuable Real Estate, Farm Implements, Household Effects & Miscellaneous Items, on the prem- ises, Lot 7, Concession 7, Stanley Township, 2 miles north of Hills - green, or 3 miles south of Varna. The undersigned Auctioneer is instructed to sell by Public Auc- tion on Huron County Crop Report (By D. H. Miles, agricultural representative for Huron County) "Snow is rapidly disappearing —land is firming up very quickly. Dry areas are beginning to appear in the southern part of the county. Too early to assess wheat and hay and pasture winter damage. Both were promised that the sit- uation would be looked into in the very near future, when the council takes their annual tour of the township roads. By-law to Enforce Residents To Use Township Dump A by-law to enforce the "No dumping on Township roads" and the use of the Township dump by non-residents of Hay was pas- sed by the Township council at it's regular monthly meeting on Monday afternoon. A fine, not to exceed $50 will be levied against anyone violating this law. Members of council reported that residents of Hensall, Zurich, and other surrounding areas have been using the dump, which is maintained by the Township of Hay, solely for the use of town- ship residents. There have also been reports of dumping rubbish on the sides of the road, near the dump. Signs are to be erected at the dump, which is situated on the Parr Line, south of the Zurich road, advising people of the by- law, and what the penalty will be. Notice of the enforcement was also ordered to be placed in the local paper. Clearing Auction S,=+.le Of Livestock, Case Tractor, White Thresher, Farm Implements, Feed, Grain and Miscellaneous Items, on the premises, Lot 11, L.R. East, St. Joseph, on Highway 21, 4 miles west of Zurich. The Undersigned Auctioneer is instructed to sell by Public Auc- tion on Tuesday, April 14 commencing at 1 o'clock sharp Cattle: White Durham cow, with calf at foot, fresh two weeks; part Polled Angus and Jersey cow, with calf at foot, fresh one month; part Polled Angus and Holstein cow, carrying second calf, due sale day; part Angus and Durham cow, due time of sale; Durham cow, with calf at foot, fresh 3 weeks; part Angus and Jersey cow, with calf at foot, fresh one month; part Angus and Hereford cow, due sale date; 2 Durham heifers, rising 2 yr. old, in market condition; Here- ford heifer, rising 2 yrs. old, in market condition; 4 yearling heif- ers. Cow are all hand milked and extra good producers. Tractors and Thresher: Case `D' Standard Tractor in A-1 condition; Case "V" A" Standard Tractor, completely equipped with hydraul- ic 2 -row bean scuffler; White thresher, 24x42, completely equip- ped with shredder, grain blower, used one season, in brand new con- dition; 130 ft. endless drive belt, like new. Farm implements: McDeering 15 -run double disc fertilizer drill, like new; John Deere 8 ft. binder, like new; Cockshutt 3 -bar side rake; 3 -drum steel roller; Inter. 8% ft. spring tooth cultivator with extensions; McDeering 33 -plate double disc, like new; Inter. 3 -fur- row plow, on rubber, like new; Deering 5 ft. cut oil bath mower; Inter. tractor spreader in new con- dition; 3 -section spring tooth har- rows; dump rake; 4 -section diam- ond harrows; 3section diamond harrows; Inter. hay loader; rubber tire wagon and rack; Letz 101 inch grinder; set of scales; fanning mill; racks for pickup truck; wheelbarrow; 2 -row scuffler and puller for tractor; sling ropes; new 34 ft. extension ladder; single plow; single scuffler; emery; Cy- clone seeder; chains, forks, shovels. Grain & Feed: 300 bus. Rodney seed oats; 1,000 bus. mixed grain; a quantity of bean straw. No reserve, everything will be sold. Terms—Cash. • JAMES MASSE, Prop. Alvin Walper, Auctioneer Alvin Rau) Clerk 13-4-b Saturday, April 18 commencing at 1.00 p.m. sharp Real Estate: Consists of Lot 7, Concession 7, Stanley Township; 99 acre farm, of choice clay loam; 8 acres mixed bush, remainder under cultivation. 17 acres fall wheat, 35 acres fall plowed; has a well built stone dwelling, 2 barns, drive shed and •hen house, small orchard, never -failing water sup- ply. Land all rich clay loam. Terms of Real Estate: 10% on day of sale, balance in 30 days. Sold subject to a reasonable re- serve bid. Farm Implements: Massey Har- ris binder, 6 ft. cut; Inter. mower, 6 ft. cut; 2 -section spring tooth harrows; 4 -section diamond har- rows; 13 hoe grain drill; Cockshutt 11 -run fertilizer drill; M -H bean scuffler; chicken brooder; 4 range shelters; set of sleighs; steel wag- on and rack; McDeering hay load- er; set of sleighs; fanning mill; butcher kettle; quantity of wood; walking plow; grindstone; 2 -wheel trailer; stoneboat; quantity of hay; crosscut saw; carpenter tools; shovels, forks, chains, and other miscellaneous items. Household Effects: consist of dining room table and chairs; an- tique rockers; wicker rockers; day- bed; 2 chest of drawers; kitchen cupboard; 2 Quebec heaters; sew- ing machine; settee; 2 complete bedroom suites; small stands; cen- tre tables; fireplace equipment; organ; numerous lamps; kitchen clock; sausage grinder; dishes; kit- chen utensils; sealers; pictures; coaloil stove, etc., etc. No reserve, everything will be sold. Terms—Cash. Mrs. Lloyd Bender, Administrator for the Estate of the late Mrs. 'Thelma Workman Alvin Walper, Auctioneer 14-5-b WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1959i Extensive Auction Sale Of Livestock, Tractors, McKee Harvester. Complete line of Imple- ments, Feed and Miscellaneous Items, on the premises, Lot 26,. Concession 12, 114 miles west of Zurich and 11/4 miles north. The undersigned Auctioneer is instructed to sell by Public Auc- tion on Monday, April 20 Watch for complete list of this outstanding sale in next week's issue. EARL THIEL, Proprietor Arvin Walper, Auctioneer Extensive Aucti in Sale Of Livestock, Auto, Truck, Trac- tors, Combine, Farm Implements, Grain, Feed and Miscellaneous Items, on the premises, Lot 22, Concession 4, Hay Township, 2%2 miles west of Hensall, V2 mile north, or 4 miles east of Zurich. The undersigned Auctioneer is instructed to sell by Public Auc- tion on Wednesday, April 15 commencing at 1.00 p.m. sharp Cattle: Brindle cow, fresh two months, with calf at foot; Holstein cow, fresh one month, with calf at foot; Holstein cow, carrying third calf, due first week in May; Hol- stein, carrying third calf, milking, due in June; part Durham & Jersey cow, fresh one month, with calf at foot; part Holstein and Jersey heifer, fresh one month, with calf at foot; Durham heifer, due first week in June; part Hereford and Durham heifer, rising 2 yrs. old; Holstein steer, rising 2 yrs. old; 2 Hereford yearling heifers; Holstein yearling heifer; part Hereford and Holstein steer, rising 2 yrs. old. Hogs: 5 York sows, with litter ready to wean by sale date; 3 York sows, averaging 225 lbs. each; 12 stockers, averaging 130 lbs. each; York hog, 2 yrs. old. Auto: 1953 Meteor Sedan, green in color in A-1 condition; 1949 Mercury half -ton pickup truck; Allis Chalmers "WD" standard tractor, equipped with 45 kit, all newly overhauled; Allis Chalmers Standard 'B' tractor, equipped with hydraulic 2 -row scuffler; Case Combine, 6 ft. with power take -off, in good condition; Gale forage har- vester, equipped with corn and hay attachments in A-1 condition. Clearing Aucti n Sale of Real Estate, Farm Implements, Hay, Household Effects, and Mis- cellaneous Items, on the premises, Lot 17, Conecssion 4, Hay Town- ship, 2%2 mites west of Hensall, or 33/4 miles east of Zurich and 3/4. mile south, on Friday, April 17 at 1 p.m. sharp Real Estate: Consists of Lot 17, Concession 4, Hay Township, 100 acres of choice loam land, 2 good wells, large bank barn 72'x48'; 2 - storey brick house and garage. This farm is in excellent condition with about 95 acres of tillable soil, 30 acres being seeded out. Terms: 10% of sale price, day of sale, a part mortgage can be ar- ranged, immediate possession; for further particulars contact Fred Beer, Hensall, phone 178W. Sold subject to reserve bid. Implements: W. C. Allis Chal- mers 'tractor with scuffler and bean puller; manure loader, 7 ft.; McDeering stiff tooth cultivator; 2 -furrow Cockshutt plow; 3 -section lever harrows; 4 -section drag har- rows; 3 -drum roller; M -H binder; mower; rubber tire wagon; grain box (nearly new) ; seed drill; feed cooker; fanning mill; Hergot grain sower; 2,000 lbs. scales; bag truck; electric fencer; lumber; scrap iron; forks; shovels and numerous other articles. Quantity of baled hay. Household Effects: Chesterfield suite; bedroom suite; oak dining room suite; piano; tables; cup- boards; Quebec heater; new annex; Clare -Jewel kitchen stove; table; lamps; tri -light lamps, etc., etc. At the same time there will be offered for sale the furniture and antiques of the late Wm. Dignan estate, consisting of dishes, clocks, cherry rocking chair, hand carved. picture frame, toilet sets; 8 good kitchen chairs. One of the first Osborne sewing machines made, nearly 100 yrs. old, and numerous. other articles. Terms—Cash. FRED C. BEER, Proprietor Ed. Corbett, Auctioneer 14-5-b Farm Machinery: Inter. 3 -furrow plow; Buehler 9 ft. cultivator on rubber; John Deere hammer mill; Letz 101/2 inch grinder; Allis Chalmers 7 ft. power mower; Woods corn picker; Allis Chalmers corn picker; Allis Chalmers side delivery rake, with power take -off; Bissel 32 -plate tractor disc; 3 -sec- tion Otaco folding harrows; 4 -sec- tion diamond harrows; 18 ft. grain auger; heavy duty rubber tire wagon, equipped with combination grain and forage harvester box; Cockshutt tractor spreader; 13 -run McDeering fertilizer drill; 2 -wheel trailer with steel box; 2 circular saws; tractor tire chains; Smalley grain blower; Case 5 ft. one-way disc; Allis Chalmers hay baler; tractor snow plow; J. K. silage blower; 'B' Allis Chalmers tractor used parts; M -H bean puller; 33 ft. extension ladder; heat houser; large galv. tank; electric cattle clipper; 130 ft. endless belt; colony house; 3 -drum steel roller; set of sleighs; maple syrup equipment; large quantity cedar posts; port- able emery; 100 ft. plastic hose; electric bean cooker; oat roller; 11/4 h.p. electric motor; 11/4 h.p. electric motor; M -H cream sep- arator; 8 milk cans; large quantity scrap iron; forks, shovels, chains, and other miscellaneous items. Grain and Feed: 150 bus. Rod- ney oats; 50 bus. Climax timothy seed, choice quality; quantity hay and corn. Also many miscellaneous items and household effects. No reserve, as the rarm is sold. Terms—Cash MRS. PEARL KOEHLER, Prop. Alvin Walper, Auctioneer Leonard Erb, Clerk 14-5-b N Clearing uCtion Sale Of Valuable Real Estate and Household Effects, on the premis- es. 220 Andrew St., 1 block east of Sunoco Service Station, third house south, in the TOWN OF EXETER. The undersigned auctioneer is instructed to sell by Public Auc- tion on Saturday, April 11 1959, commencing at 1.30 o'clock p.rn., sharp Real Estate --Consists of Part Lot 77, 220 Andrew Street, in the Town of Exeter. 3/4 acre of land, on which is situated a frame house, covered with asphalt shin- gles. Modern one -storey dwelling; with living room and dining. room: 3 bedrooms, kitchen with built-in cupboards, 2 -piece bath room, and large utility room; has full basement with newly installed oil furnace. Also small garage. This is a very desirable home in good state of repair, and best of garden land. Inspection invited. Terms of Real Estate: 10% on day of sale, balance in 30 days.. Sold subject to a reasonable re- serve bid. NOTE: Terms can be arranged on real estate by contact- ing executor before day of sale. Household Effects: Consists of a complete dining room suite; ex- tension table; chairs; buffet; china cabinet; davenport; occasional chair and rocker; 3 oak rockers; chairs; kitchen table and chairs; centre table; stands; GE refrig- erator, like new; Wingham cook stove; 2 -burner electric rangette; 2 complete steel bedroom suites; dressers; commodes; pillows; quilts; Simplicity electric washer, like new; electric iron and toaster; gas iron; kitchen cupboard; elect- ric tea kettle; silverware; glass- ware; kitchen utensils; quantity of sealers; mantle clock; ladder; wheelbarrow lawn mower; garbage can, etc., etc. No reserve, everything win be, sold. Terms—Cash Mrs. Lyle Simpson, Executor of Estate of late Bertha O'Brien Alvin Walper, Auctioneer Garnet Hicks, Clerk