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AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Tools, Some Furniture
Antiques, Primitives & Collectibles
Sat., Nov. 17/73 at 1:00 p.m, sharp
at 199 Emily St. PARKHILL, Ont,
(behind 1,G.A. Store)
CONTRACTOR'S TOOLS — Delta Rockwell 10" radial arm
saw; Beaver 8" table saw; large ban saw; 36" Atlas steel
lathe; 4" jointer; air compressor; hand tools; large portable
work bench with drawers; small electric emery; 60' of 13"
rubber belting; staple gun; steel scaffolding; building
materials; grease gun; 1-man crosscut saw; some paint —
gallons and other sizes — red barn paint; and many other
items.
FURNITURE — 2 upholstered chairs; 4 oak dining room
chairs; odd chairs; night table; dresser; 2 coffee tables; walnut
bed; etc.
ANTIQUES, PRIMITIVES & COLLECTIBLES — antique box
stove; The Home Knowledge Atlas Historical indexed 1896; 2
gingerbread clocks; 0 Gee clock; 8 mantel clocks including
Ingraham; Gilbert; Black Forrest; many bells; bayonets from
1st world war; oxen yoke; captain's chair; 2 large apple
peelers; electric coffee grinder; pine refinished trunk; several
trunks; railroad lantern; CNR oil can; oil lamps; lanterns; in-
kwells; 3 cistern pumps; pictures & frames; harness makers
bench; framer's drill; wooden planes & other old tools; cider
press; round oak fable top; wheel for spinning wheel; pine
table with wooden pegs; brass beam scales; brass ceiling light
fixture; Victory flag; Buffalo rug; coloured glass; 10 gal ac-
quarium made Out of old glass gasoline tank; tins; bottles;
sealers; crocks; irons; milk cans; butter prints; butter paddles;
horse harness parts & collars; wagon wheels; walking canes;
and many other items.
In case of inclement weather, Sale will
be held under cover
TERMS CASH
Mr, Kenneth MacGregor, prop.
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
235-1964 Exeter, Ont.
Furnace Fuel Oil
Sealed Tenders will be receiv-
ed by the Board of Directors
for the supply of Fuel Oil for
South Huron Hospital and
Nurses' Residence. Price quot-
ed. , to be constant for the 12
month period. Tenders to be
in the hands of the Admini-
strator by January 10th, 1974,
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Ladies
S, MacDonald 8 - E. Busche 7
J. Taylor 7 N. Parsons 5
P. Simmons 15 - M. Ecker 2
D. Shapton 12 - S. Mousseau 6
D. Hackney 10 - S. Ross 3
E. Boyle 8 - M. Broadfoot 3
D. Pfaff 5 - D. Coates 4
G. Gregus 9 - H. Burton 4
B. Wilson 7 - D. Prout 1
N, Coleman 13 - H. Mickle 8
J. Lovell 5 - H. Jermyn 3
A. MacDonald 8 - W. Marshall)
Men's
Alexander 5 - Kraft 3
R. Hodgert 5 -Webber 3
Parsons 6 - Jermyn 2
Shapton 6 - Passmore 2
Powe 6 - Ross 2
Learn 6 - Coates 2
W. Dougall 6 - Palmer 2
Prout 4 - Pinder 4
Raymond 5 - Down 3
McDonald 5 - Busche 3
H. Dougall 5 - Gaiser 3
24 Tenders Waited
SNOW .REMOVAL
Plainly marked, sealed tenders
will be received up to 12 noon.
Friday, November 23, 1973, for
snow removal at Exeter Pub-
lic School and Stephen. Central
Public School,
Specifications and tender forms
may be obtained at the Huron
County Board of Education, 103
Albert St., Clinton, Ont.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
R. MeVEAN,
Plant Superintendent
46c
23.legal tiotico. .,„..
NOTICE CREDITORS
In the Estate of
4001104- Eldon 4arrott.
Deceased..
Allpersopa haying claims
against the estate Of JAMES
ELDON Jimaorr, late of the
Township- .of Teckersmith, in the-
County of Heron, retired farm-
er, who died on or about the
1st .day of November, 4.973. Are
required to file particolars of
same with )3.0 & .Laughton,
SolicitOrs, of Exeter, Ontario,
by the 1st day of December.
1973, after which date the
estate will be distributed hay-
ing regard only to those claims
Of which notice has been re-
ceived. -
Bell & Laughton,
Solicitors for the executrices,
Exeter, Ontario.
46:47:48c
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of Arthur Alle.
rnand, late of the Town of Ex-
eter in the County of Huron.
Retired Merchant, who stied on
or about the 23rd day of Sep..
tember, 1973.
Creditors and others having
claims against the above estate
are required to send full par-
ticulars of such claims to the
undersigned on or before the
7th day of December. 1973,
after which date the estate
assets will be distributed hav-
ing regard only to claims that
have then been received.
Raymond & McLean,
Barristers & Solicitors.
Exeter, Ontario
Solicitors for the executors
46c
24 Tenders Wanted
TENDERS
FUEL OIL
TOWN OF EXETER
Tenders for the supply of
fuel oil for the following pro-
perties for 1974:
EXETER TOWN HALL
EXETER FIRE HALL
(Former Sunoco Garage)
EXETER ARENA '
EXETER CEMETERY BOARD
EXETER LIBRARY
Dealers submitting tenders
are asked to quote as follows:
1. Suppl# of fuel oil.
2. Supply of fuel oil and
maintenance of units.
Tenders to be submitted by
December 3, 1973.
E. H. CARSCAIEN, Clerk
Town of Exeter 46:47c
FOR SALE BY TENDER — 1960
International Line Truck — 4
wheel drive, post hole digger,
double drum winch with new
drive chain and cable. Selling
as is and where is. Highest
tender not necessarily accept-
ed. Tenders to be postmarked
not later than November 28.
1973. Truck may be seen at
Blanshard Municipal Telephone
office in Kirkton. Monday to
Friday. 8 to 5. Apply to Blan-
shard Municipal Tel e p h one,
Kirkton, Ont. 46:47c
WADE Insurance
Agency
D, T. (Terry) Wade
Total Insurance Service
Auto — Fire — Liability — Glass
Sickness and Accident Income
Life — Pensions — Surety Bonds, etc.
I would be happy to discuss your particular insurance needs.
Call today or at renewal time,
Phone Lucan 227-4061
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At no time of year is the natural
beauty of paneling appreciated
more than during the holiday
season, You still have time to
panel any room.
Mountain Hickory
Elegant in appearance, yet appeals
to everyone's tastes.
Lexington Oak
An old look of ruggedness, yet radi-
ates beauty and warmth.
Spicewood
Always beautiful, always among the
most popular paneling.
Country Club
Walnut
Drop in and look at our
fine selettion starting as
low as
4.29
per 4x8 sheett.
III MIGHTY MIMI
WANT ADS WORK
ROMAN LINE — 4 bedroom
1 1/2 storey home on ap-
proximately 6 acres of land,
living room, dining room,
American styled kitchen, new
bath and furnace, good barn,
suitable for horses. Good drive
shed, good water supply, 2
miles off paved road.
CREDITON — duplex, 2
storey brick on Main Street, 1
bedroom and 2 bedroom units,
oil heat, good wiring.
STORES
LONDON — On Oxford
Street, east, Variety store,
good volume, good location,
excellent 3 bedroom living
quarters attached.
EXETER — dry cleaning set
up, concrete block building, all
equipment included plus es-
tablished business. Good op-
portunity for young aggressive
couple.
GENERAL STORE — in Huron
County, attractive 2 bedroom
living quarters, good dis-
play.orea.
HENSALL — spacious living
quarters in this 2 storey brick
building on Main Street.
BRUSSELS — commercial
building with living quarters
above shop, needs some work.
FARMS
HENSALL — 100 acre with 85
workable, large L-shaped
barn, 2 drive sheds, 1 1/2 storey,
5 bedroom brick house, with
livingroom, kitchen, 4 piece
bath, 6 miles east of Hensall.
NO $3 HIGHWAY — 100
acres, 85 workable, could be
recreation or building site
McGILLIVRAY TOWNSHIP —
50 acres bare land - 1 mile off
paved road some hardwood
bush, ideal for farming or
building site.
NO. 83 HIGHWAY * rolling
land, highway location, 175
acres 1/2 workable,
NO. 21 HIGHWAY — 100
acres, nearly all workable, 5
bedroom brick house, large L.
shaped barn,
LUCAN OFFICE 227-4071
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EXETER
SPLIT-LEVEL — newer 4
bedroom brick in choice
area—large livingroom, din-
ing room, recreation room,
games room, large laundry
room, 2 baths, carpeting
throughout, in excellent condi-
tion, on large lot, double gar-
age.
BRICK BEAUTY — two storey
4 bedroom brick home-large
livingroom, dining room,
American styled kitchen, finish-
ed recreation room, den,
separate laundry room,
covered patio - angelstone
fireplace, brick garage in ex-
cellent condition.
GOOD BUY — 1 1/2 storey
brick, 4 bedroom house with
large livingroom, dining room,
spacious kitchen, 3 piece bath,
on nice lot with detached gar-
age.
BRICK DUPLEX — on Main
Street newly remodelled-
situated on good lot in choice
location.
RETIREMENT HOME — 1 1/2
storey insul sided three
bedroom house, with
livingroom, dining room,
kitchen and 3 piece both.
Closed-in sun porch. Close to
Main Street.
MAIN STREET — 150 feet
frontage approximately 1 1/2
acres. Includes older 2
bedroom house.
(please note change from 1 p.m. to 12 Noon) • *
PROPERTY will be sold at 3 p,m. subject to a moderate *
o'r reserve bid. Red brick 3 bedroom, kitchen, dining room, living
*IL room, 3 piece bath, full basement with new gas furnace, 2 car *-
"1 garage situated on large 1 acre lot with trees and good well; _A
being part of tot 17, Con. 10 London township. An ideally At-
located rural home on a main highway close to London. NA_
Anyone wishing to inspect this property contact the auc-
tioneers. Terms 10% down, balance in 30 days.
'44-- ANTIQUES full set of Limoges china; vinegar cruets; many
4., dishes & vases toe numerous to list; silverware ; toilet set; coal
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oil lamps; brass jardiniere and candlesticks; love seat; settee;
set of upholstered chairs & rocker; wicker rockers; oval table;
fireplace irons; Duncan Phyffe table; buffet with china cabinet
• at each end; writing desk; chest of drawers with wood pulls; -I
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wash stands; wicker table; fernery; wardrobe with mirrors old
chairs & table; dresser sets; pictures; trunks; radio; sealers;
Time magazines; milk can; lantern; etc, etc.
HOUSEHOLD Kelvinator refrigerator; Moffat 4 burner gas 16,„
• stove; chesterfield & chair; dressers & beds; linen, bedding, '1
" etc. dishes; Admiral portable TV; Symphonic record player
(real good); library table; coffee table; washing machine;
Acme stove; vacuum cleaner; porch swing; canned fruit; good 11t
4$ wheel chair.
.TRACTOR ETC. --Ford Ferguson tractor, 2 wheel garden
tractor, trailer with racks; 2 furrow plow; scraper blade; disc; *
..)( water trough; snow fence; ladder; tools; etc.
41C Miss Hughes has been forced to give up her home due to ill
.4)t- health
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Terms Cash
LUCAN
NEW BRICK — 2 storey
bedroom home in a good area
- living room, dining room,
kitchen and bath. Electric heat,
all services in, on goOd lot,
LOT -- in Loam, 264 x 400
HOUSES IN AREA
ANGELSTONE RANCH IN
HENSALL — three bedroom
home all electric heat, large
livingroom, dining room,
spacious kitchen, 4 piece bath,
completed recreation room
with ittlitatiOt1 fireplace, patio
off kitchen.
EXETER OFFICE 2,B5-0541
NORM WHITING
auctiorteep
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Furniture, Antiques
and Misc. Items
Sat. Nov. 24 at 12:30 p.m. sharp
at Exeter Arena, Exeter, Ontario,
I have been instructed to sell by public auction part of
the belongings of Mrs. Rose Russell, Mts. Norman
Kleinfelt and 2 other consignments,
FURNITURE — studio couch, like new; 2 hostess chairs with
arms; other living room chairs; Motorola television; floor and
table lamps; 2 round diningroom tables; small tables; parlor
tables; mirrors; green rug, 8 1/2 1)(9 1/2 1 and other rugs and
mats; book shelf; table and 4 chairs; side board; beds; chest
of drawers; night table; walnut wardrobe; dressers; small
drop leaf kitchen table and 3 chairs with bronze legs;
Frigidaire stove; refrigerator; sewing machine; baby buggy;
playpen etc.
ANTIQUES, PRIMITIVES & COLLECTIBLES — Boston
rocker; couch with back; iron and brass bed; pine flat to the
wall cupboard; church pew; mantel clock and other clocks;
clock shelf; foot stool; pressed back chairs; oil lamps; high
chair; parts of toilet set; bench; washstand; trunks;
gramophone; parts of Windsor choir and gunstock chair;
rope bed; spool bed; 3 rocking chairs; .2 framer's drills; wood
and tin sop buckets; buggy wheels; iron fry pan; crocks; jugs;
etc.
MISC — electric fry pon; toOster; coffee pot; 2 radios;
crokinole board; lawn chair; school desk; books; garden tools;
pots and pans; pillows; linen; sheets; blankets; towels; etc,
Mare complete listing in next issue.
Terms Cash
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer„
Phone 215.7.964, Exeter
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23 Legal Notices
23 legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
George .Jackson !Ingram,
deceased,
Allperaops .havino .claims.
agaiest the estate of GEORGE
JACKSON INGRAM, late of the
Viillage of Hensall, County of
Heroo, retired farmer, who
died on or about the 28th day
of October, 1973, are required
to file particulars of same
with Bell - & Laughton, Solicit-
era .of Exeter. Ontario, by the
34th day of November, 1973,
after which date the estate
will be distributed having ' re-
gard only to those claims of
which notice has been receiv-
ed,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In, the Estate of
Jamet Russell. Schroeder,
Deceased,
All persons having clai
against the estate of JAMES
RUSSELL SCHROEDER, late of
the Township of Stephen, in the
County of Huron, retired farm-
er, who died on or about the
26th day of October, 1973, are
required to file particulars of
same with Bell & Laughton,
Solicitors, of Exeter, Ontario,
by the 1st day of December,
1973, after which date the
estate will be distributed hav-
ing regard only to those claims
of which notice has been re-
ceived.
a.ii a LAughtan,
Solicitors for the executrix,
Exeter, Ontario.
46:47:48c
Bell & Laughton,
Solicitors for the executors,
Exeter, Ontario.
45:46:47c
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Lucan Men's League
W. Smith 656
S: Carter 565
C. Glean 634
A. Mercer 555
B. Ankers 731
P. Clark 614
D, Carty.12
A, Gwalchmai 656
Minor hockey
at Huron Park
Exeter Men's "A"
RO B. Farquhar 772 5 48
167 C. Atthil 752 2 35
SP K. Jorgensen 785 7 42
SD G. Webb 644 0 17
C4TH E. Matzold 707 7 45
S&P G. Campbell 640 0 28
DD 13, Sanders 040 7 39
FL J. Smith 590 0 6
H&K B. Osgood Sr. 670 7 33
BL M. Bower 625 0 20
LP J, Bell 809 5 23
MeK A. Neal 746 2 35
Ladies B League
WI N. Dowson 591 7 39
JS P. Brooks 509 0 32
BL P. Scott 585 7 51
AE J. Russell 456 0 32
No Team
GG B. Campbell 721 7 30
AC D. Brady 624 5 39
PP Darlene Bourne 674 2 40
MM B. Miller 623 7 32
SP R. Eveland 540 0 16
GY J. Glavin 596 7 40
FF A. Bishop 550 0 18
Tuesday Ladies League
PP A. Fairbairn 731 3 43 FF I, Angyal 698 4 31
AX S. Laramie 597 3 31
HYH J. Simpson 548 4 4
H11 W. Reynolds 613 3 35
HG B, Sangster 631 4 51
MM G. Farquhar 729 5 41
All G. Bierling 586 2 21
PS A. Mollard 579 0 17
HD P, Hunter Duvar 713 7 42 AB B. Carey 515 0 34
PKP S. McDonald 538 7 29
Men's Industrial
HH H. Evans 533 2 29
AL F. Dubarry 615 5 30
CO P. Jackson 775 4 23
CU J. Bedard 711 3 45
BS P. Glover 541 0 22
MF J. Brintnell 023 7 41
AK B. Laye 616 2 22
DP A, Flynn 716 5 50
DD W. Peitsch 632 3 30
DN R. Hippern 784 4 37
Mixed Friday league
MA B. Reynolds 606 4 32
DS A. Bowerman 584 3 22
L0 D. Goldsmith 626 7 30
MI Default 0 32
CH C. Murray 641 , 5 39
VA T. Ellerington 737 2 32
Sunday Mixed
BB W. Glanville 587 5 44
UN M. Sereda 554 2 18
MP M, Samis 649 7 48
DO H. Hillman 557 • 0 35
TC M. Bower 607 7 48
IN L. Ducharme 503 0 23
ON D, Heywood 554 7 18
DC P. Overall 459 0 11
Lucan Ladies
IS H. Eaton 548 7 23
SP J. Sovereign 560 4 23
RO J. Dauncey 622 3 22
FS H. Patterson 515 5 21
DA M. Young 551 2 17
RA E. Noyes 602 7 11
CO B. English 583 5 10
RH M. Bison 509 0 6
GE N. Hickson 534 0 5
RP J. Van Geel 518 2 2
IV118FAR LANE
REAL ESTATE BROKER
In eight gamesplayedthis week,
Huron Park minor hockey teams
participating in Shamrock play
came up with three victories and
a tie.
In Tuesday action, Huron Park
lost 11-4 to Ilderton in the atom
division, Belmont won the pee
wee game 5-2, Huron Park
downed Belmont 7-5 in bantam
and the' midget score was
Belmont 6 Huron Park. 0
Don Stuckless with two goals
• was the top Huron Park atom
scorer. Singles were notched by
Rick Lather and Pat De Vries.
Blair Hearn and Robby Fun-
ston were the Huron Park pee
wee marksmen. Two goals each
from Brad Perzul, Randy
Somerville and Bob Stuckless
paced the Huron Park bantam
scoring. Brian Lather scored the
odd goal.
Friday night, the Lucan and
Huron Park pee wees played to a
1-1 draw, the Huron Park ban-
tams trounced Lucan 9-1 and the
midget contest was taken by
Lucan by a score of 4-2.
David Munroe fired the lone
Huron Park atom goal. Randy
Somerville paced the Huron Park
bantams with ar four goal per-
formance while single scores
were fired by Mike Cronyn, Brian
Lather, Ron Kennedy, Dave
O'Neil and Bob Stuckless.
Randy Funs ton and Jim
Moffatt scored for Huron Park in
the midget game.
Rick Lather scored three times
to lead the Huron Park atoms to a
4-3 Saturday win over Belmont.
The other goal was shot by Kirk
Nadon.
A father went to a fellow and
said: "You've been calling on my
daughter now for years. Are your
intentions to her honorable or
dishonorable?" And the fellow
says, "You mean I got a
choice ?"
LONDON
STOP! LOOK!
SELECT!
TAKES SALUTE — Each grade laid a wreath before the cenotaph at
the Legion's Remembrance Day service at Usborne Central School last
week, While Legionnaire R. E. Pooley takes the salute, grade six
students Dick Dougall and Laurie Prout look on. T-A photo Clearing Auction Sale
of Froperty,Antiques, Furniture
Tractor, etc.-
for Miss Mina Hughes
on No. 4 Highway 5 miles north of London
south of the Ilderton Road
Saturday, Nov. 24, 12 Noon
Plan to attend this interesting auction,
CARL WALKER
565.5393
DEANNE RICE MOT CULBERT
235.2751 227-4766
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41 Hugh Filson AUCTIONEERS Tom Robson *f
666.11833 666-1067 *
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