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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-06-20, Page 15Clearing Twilight Auction Sale Monday, June 24, 6:30 p.m. For W. Vanderwiel, 4 miles east of Hens's:Ill Con. 11, Tuckersmith Twp. FEATURING: Simplicity 10 h.p. 42 inch riding lawnmower tractor, new cond., assorted piles,newly sawed lumber, circular saw with steel mantel, table saw, logging chains, conveyor chains, some tools, Oliver hay baler (needs some repairs), salvage and scrap iron, snow fence, grease guns, selection steel cables, many other items. FURNITURE & ANTIQUES: ornate carved wood hall seat with umbrella stand, exceptionally wide phonograph, liquor cabinet (excellent cond.), jugs, Beattie & Co.,St. Marys/3-piece toilet set (English cornflower), bureau linen fold, antique pic- ture by David Knowles, drop leaf fruit table, hall tree, bar stool, chrome kitchen set, steel bed, springs and mattress, desk and office chair, tri-light lamp, tea wagon, foot stools, youth bed, springs and mattress, brand new Emperator electric steel guitar, black and white TV, cabinet model, sturdy picnic table, extension 32-ft, ladder, flower tree and pots, McKee water bowl, many other items. Terms of sole cash All bidders must register and receive a number Mr. & Mrs. Vanderwiel have sold the property and are moving to B.C. Percy Wright, Auctioneer 262-5515 Not responsible for accidents or loss of articles night of sale. NORM WHITING [auctions/op AUCTION SALE of Household Furnishings and Antiques Wed., June 26 at 1:00 p.m. sharp 1 1/4 miles east of Dashwood Industries corner or 6 miles north of Luton on Con. 3, lot 5 Biddulph twp. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS & MISC. — Viking portable B&W television; coffee table; 2 kitchen cupboards; piano; arm chair; dressers, 1 with oval mirror; wardrobe with drawers; mashing machine; baby cribr wooden bed; odd chairs; knit. Ling machine; sealers; crocks; kitchen utensils; roto tiller; fan. ning mill; watering trough; propane heater; electric egg washer; separator and other items. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: gramophone & record stand; 3 washsands; buffet; about 100 year old turned srhall table; 2 walnut chairs about 100 years old; child's rocker; pressed back rocker with arms; pine jam cupboard; bottom of side board; drop leaf table & 4 chairs; oak fern stand; small hand mode oak table; matching rocker and straight chair; com- mode chair; small doll's crib; hand made deck shelf; Raymond sewing machine; child's sewing machine; wooden keg; souvenir of Crediton; 2 miniature cups & saucers; tea pot; small pitcher an legs (grape pattern); Bavarian dishes; other dishes; 200 year hand painted cake plate told Willow pattern); glass bread Or cake platter (Wheat pattern); duck on nest; hen on hest; chine doll; celluloid doll; chaMber pots; coal oil lamp; andirons; old buttons; old spool holder; old bot- tle & 'able; 2 iron griddles; picture prints; frames & pictures; books, some over 100 years old; fans; hair pins; quilts; walk- ing, plow; ice box, 2 copper Beatty washers; flat top trunk; arid many other pieces. TERMS CASH Mrt. Inez hickey, wog. Norm Whiting, AuctiOneur Phone 235,1964 Exeter Twilight Clearing .Auction Sale of Household Furniture, Antiques, Truck, Etc. at lot 18, con. 6, Blanshard, 6 mile* west of St. Marys, 4 miles east of Woodharn Monday Evening June 24, 6:30 p.m Flectrohome TV; electric stove; electric washing machine, Viscount 22 ft. deep freeze; Lyra piano; diningrpom table and 6 chairs; 6 high back chairs; china cabinet; antique sideboard; antique oval table; chesterfield and chair; platform rocker; bookcase; odd tables and chairs; antique chairs; pine cup- board; bunk beds; beds, springs and mattresses; wash stands; dressers; radios; copper boiler;dishes and glassware; partial toilet set; Quebec heater; McClary coal and wood stove; etc. TRUCK 1970 GMC half tort truck, 29,000 miles, with safety certificate. No Reserve - Terms Cash Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents day of sale Robert Elston - Prop. W. E. Narin and Son Auction Service St. Marys 284-$796 IMP. * * 4- * * * * AL * * * * * * * * * Clearing Auction Sale : * Garage and Filling Station * Stock and Equipment for Mr. Cliff McLean * Supertest Station, Main St., Lucan, Ont. * * Thurs. Evening, June 27, 7 p.m. * . * * OFFICE EQUIPMENT: Burroughs tape cash register; Pepsi ,,A_ IA. electric 20.4 pop cooler; signal switch for gas pumps; 3 sr '..4 automatic o.p.w. nozzles for gas pumps. t GARAGE EQUIPMENT: Lincoln bubble wheel balancer; Mag . tirematic electric and air tire changer; Dill hot patch electric * machine; emery and motor; Kennedy water tank; 4 tire racks; , tire tools; Lincoln air grease gun; Vulcan slow battery charger li,. A. (like new); slow & fast battery charger; acetylene torch; Hein " ,_ Werner jack; Sinex air wrench; heavy duty sockets; small air * -,F hammer; tool box, vice; quantity of tools. ..kr NEW STOCK; Large quantity of oil & air filters; quantity of " assorted fan & h.p. belts; rod and gas caps; quantity of rad hoses; mufflers; pipes & clamps; shocks ; batteries; spark plugs; , assorted seal beams; thermostats; tires & tubes; cases of oil & • 11( windshield solvent; garden hose; used batteries & tires; 4,, windshield wiper; case & parts; etc, etc. -TN TERMS Cash 4k No Reserve as Mr. McLean has 404 TERMS CASH • Hugh Filson AUCTIONEERS Tom. Robson * * *6;0;4 * * * * * * *6; iwit:41 retired from the business BOOTH NORM WHITING anCtiOROOP LARGE 2-DAY AUCTION of Antiques and many Collector's Items To be Held in the Exeter Legion Hall, Wm. St., Exeter, Ont. Friday, Evening June 21 7: 00 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. Saturday, June 22 Commencing at 10:30 A.M. This is a complete dispersal sale of stock of "The Euro- pean Art Gallery" Grand Bend, Ontario — Partial Listing Only — GLASS & CHINA — Pressed glass goblets; pedestal cake plates; compotes; celery holders; salts, patterns include tandem bicycle, Greek key, loop and star, turkey foot, Jacob's ladder, daisy & X band, diamond fan, sawtooth, cane and others. Pair of green nailsea vases; pink quilted satin glass cookie jar; art glass; custard; amberina; sandwich glass; amethyst; Mary Gregory; Bristol; cranberry; crackle glass; some signed pieces; crystal; several pieces of milk glass in- cluding 3 hens-on-nest, varying sizes; perfume bottles; 2 bread trays "It is Pleasant to Labor", "Give us this day"; alphabet plate; carnival glass, peacock tail, leaf and beads; depression glass; China includes !images (several patterns); Port Neuf, Bennington; Copper Lustre; Staffordshire; Royal Crown Derby 2451; majolica; ironstone; R.S. Prussia (red mark); R.S. Ger- many; Nippon; Bavarian; R,S. Tillowitz; Dresden; Royal Bayreuth, willow, flow blue; Rockingham vases, many com- memorative and hand painted pieces. SILVER — A wide range and variety of old silver flatware; serving pieces; baskets and napkin rings in sterling; E.S.P. and quadruple plate. LAMPS — 3 Clarke's fairy lamps, several old oil lamps, princess feather, colonial, nugget; odd chimneys, lanterns. FURNITURE — 2 small pine drysinks, refinished; open pine washstand; small pine table with drawer;2 oak pews; three kneeling benches; Boston rocker; child's pine hoop back chair; fern stand; 2 Lakewood tables; washstand; set of six primitive Quebec kitchen chairs; walnut English Canterbury; mahogany end table; other, INTERESTING COLLECTOR'S ITEMS -- Brass icondlestickt; trays, etc.; enamel ware; iron pots; trivets, etc.; tinware; can- nisters; measures; dozens of old pulls and door knobs in porcelain, brass, iron arid copper; button hooks; 1878 bell; ink wells; butter moulds; spoons and bread boards; chamber pots; milk cans; hooked rugs; Beaver seeders; old jars; bottles; crocks and tugs; dozens of picture frames and pictures; gingerbread and other antique clocks. Display racks, show cases, cash register and desk and some household items and miscellaneous. N.B. This sale has a very outstanding selection of items TERMS — CASH PREVIEW --,•• Friday 2 p.m. to sale time and Saturclar 8:30 SEATING PADDLE BIDDING REFRESHMENTS Norm Whiting, Auctioneer Phony 2354 964 Exeter, Ontario ' ' I larmiudeminklisiwinilimulliminimiurn a.m. to sale time. Not responsible for accidents day a sale, Times-Advocate, June 20, 1974 Pop BAYFIELD FURNISHINGS TO BE AvcrioNED (Early Canadian and English Antiques To be 11.14 in 'Seaforth at Knapp's Auction Rooms Friday Evening, June 2 ), 7:1 P,M.. CONSISTING OF 54" brass bed English combination. book- shelf and writing .desk; 4 pc, parlour set; 5 matching carved back chairs; oak hall table; dresser and matching comode (tear drop pulls); early chest of drawers (porcelain pulls);.,cor- ner what not; pine harvest table; captain chairs; gunstock chair; 1 mantle clock (Westminster and Trinity chimes); other clocks; pinwheel crystal water pitcher and six glasses; other crystal; amber water pitcher and 2 goblets; silverware; silver water pitcher; blanket box and many many more interesting items. No Reserve Proprietress -- Mrs. Lillian Jowett RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Industrial and Commercial Auctioneers Brucefleld 482-3120 11.0110~~~~14000 ,s **************** FARM SOLD * Clearing Auction Sale * of Antiques, Household Articles Farm Machinery, Cars 41( for Mr. Clarence Fletcher Lot II, Con. 10, Usborne Twp„ 6 miles south east of Ex- eter; 3 miles north west of Kirkton • 4( Wed. Evening, June 26, 6:30 p.m. Sharp ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD: high glass cupboard; old • clocks; bells; coal oil lamps; love seat; rocker & chair; rocker; .4( lanterns; wash stands; church pew; milk cans; 3/4 wooden bed; • chest of drawers; square dining room table & chairs; hand 11E, corn shelter, apple peeler; boiler; 30 gal. milk can; coal oil stove; cream separator ; kitchen cabinet; kitchen table & 4 chairs; Innis piano & stool; Beatty washer; iron bed; old it ..ar. washer; walking plow; harness. T FARM MACHINERY ETC. Case R tractor on rubber; Dion 22x32 threshing machine with grain thrower on steel, par- ticularly good condition; drive belt; tubular hay elevator; rubber tired wagon & new rack, Otaco 2 furrow plow; drill, binder; Int. side rake, horse mower, hay loader; Int. manure spreader, double disc; cultivator; pump jack; whiffle trees; • woven wire stretcher; litter carrier & pole; water troughs; root pulper; gates; posts; tools; scales; etc. etc. A few bales of straw & hay CARS: 1956 Plymouth as is; 1947 Chev as is; TERMS Cash Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for accidents AUCTIONEERS Hugh Filson and Tom Robson .666-0833 , phone 4664967, „ Jr **************** YOUNG GARDENERS — Grade one and two students of Exeter public school helped teacher Mrs. Marie Tiernan with some gardening chores Thursday as a school project. John Wooden and Andrea Pearce stand as Jack Vermaeten and Colleen Glasgow kneel in a tomato plan- ting operation. T-A photo Two brides honored at Staffa reception Clearing Twilight Auction Sale Wed., June 26, 6:00 p.m. sharp To be held at the premises MacAdam's furniture & Antique Store, Main St., West, Crediton ANTIQUES: love seat and matching chair, large pine box, Windsor rocker and arm chair, 2 chicken coop chairs, assort- ment press back chairs, round table, old dressers, oval Dun- can Phyfe coffee table, rocking chairs, assortment of different tables and chairs, Beaver sealer, 2 corner shelves (what not, 1 large, 1 small), 2 square tables, large assortment of glass, ginger bread clock, finger oil lamp, large oil lamp, oval pic- ture with bow glass, selection of bells, brass includes small christening bowl, home tops, church collection and bread plates, moustache cup, assortment old books, 1913 Winchester catalogue (repeating guns), cast iron porridge pot (150 yes, old), 2 centennial one dollar bills, rare old bottles, gold baby locket and chain, iron box stove, wood healers, old coffee maker, several TV sets, 2 old time typewriters, wood planes, garden seeder, work benches, electric appliances, large assortment brand new gift items, many more items, this is only a partial listing, No reserves, MacAdam's Putniture is going out of business, Terms of sale cash All bidders must register and receive a number, sold items to be the responsibility of the purchaser at end of bidding, Purchasers paying by cheque must supply their own per- sonalized cheque form from their bank. Percy Wright, Auctioneer 262,5515 Not responsible for accidents or loss of articles night of sale. Proprietor's Tel: 234.6361 Commercial Property Auction Restaurant Equipment and Antiques To be conducted for Lamplight Restaurant held on the location at Vanastra Saturday, June 22, 1:15 P.M. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY — Lot 175'x100' upon which stands a well constructed 3,175 sq. ft. building, new hot water heating system and electrical, This is ideal for a small business in an excellent location, Terms — 10% down, balance in 30 days — selling subject to Reserve. Information -- 482.6624 RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT — Smith Corona Cash register; 2 show cases; 14 ft, counter and 12 restaurant Stools; 10 oak tables; 36 stacking chairs; 2 work counters; 9/x5' stainless steel hood and fan; stainless triple sink; Garland deep frier; 4 door commercial refrigerator; Admiral refrigerator; Silex coffee maker; milkshake maker; pop cooler; penny weight and fortune scales; office desk. FURNITURE ANb ANTIQUES Queen size bed; chester- field and chair; tea wagort; 6 5 ft. pine benches; double bow front china cabinet (in parts); 6 pc. wash set; compote; shav- ing mug; Prussia hat pin holder; some .Limoges; and Many mare pieces. MISCELLANEOUS 9`x$' floor sections; electric stove; Cascade 40 hot water heater; sump pump; plywood and misc. Terms — Cosh lunch Available RATHWELL'S nom SERVICE Industrial and tomMerciai Auctioneer's Brutefield 482,3120 Clandeboye gals. post win fine job, Judy .McLellan finished the pitching job. Susan Hill, Maria Van Keulen, Ann Revirigton and Bonnie Morgan all play in the infield. Pat liodgins, Anita Hudgins, Pebble Marrinan & Joanne Latta And Cris Dixon all play the out- field. The coach is Elaine Noyes, Tuesday night: Clandeboye - tiny posies of brilliantly coloured flowers and trimmed with pastel tourquoise velvet. Her bouquet, trimmed with pale pink velvet, was a variety of dried permanent flowers dyed to coordinate with the colours in her dress. Loose dried flowers made -a, wreath that encircled her upswept hair. The brides youngest sister, Cathleen Greig, Victoria, British Columbia, was the maid of honour, while Carol Mason, Blyth, attended as bridesmaid. The bride's only nephew, Richard Gardner, Victoria, British Columbia, served as ring bearer. Just fifteen months old, Richard wore a kilt of McGregor plaid, the ancestoral tartan of the bride's family. The little fellow carried the rings up the aisle in the sporran, the traditional pouch worn by the Highlander. Serving as best man was Lt. Douglas McLennan, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Mr, Roger Haines, younger brother of the groom was usher. Mrs. Elmer Dow, Staffa, played traditional organ selec- tions. During the signing of the register, the ancient Scottish ballad, "My Home" was piped by Nelson Howe, Cromarty. The bridal procession left the church to the lilting tune of "The Road to the Isle". A lawn reception was held at the residence of Mr. & Mrs. Philip James, where many out- of-town friends and relatives were received. Guests attended from as far away as British By MRS, pAvip NESTLE CLANDEBOYE Clandeboye ladies ball team have won three games and lost two. Tuesday evening they trimmed Poplar Hill ladies 25 to LB. Joanne McCann pitched all but one inning, catchers hazel Simpson and Ruth Coursey do a By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA On Sunday an informal gathering was held at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Philip James, for friends and relatives to become acquainted with Mrs. Murray Haines-and •Mm. John Haines, both recent brides. Guests attending were, Mr. & Mrs. Murray Haines, Mr. & Mrs. John Haines, St. Marys; Roger Haines, Bob Copeland and Chet Macraw, London; Gregory Lyon, North Bay; Mr. & Mrs. Ray Waghorn, Brantford; Mr. & Mrs. Harry Waghorn, St. Marys; Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Selves, St. Marys; Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Lovie, London; Mr. & Mrs. Jack Watson, Waterloo; Mr. & Mrs. Ranton, Mitchell; Mr. & Mrs. Norman Robinson, St, Marys; Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Mason and . Carol, Blyth; Mr. & Mrs. Howard Osborn, Monkton; Mr. & Mrs. Harold Rock, Mitchell; Mrs. Ordelia Lyon and Cathy, London. Married to tune of pipes The majestic strains of "Amazing Grace" filled Cromarty Church recently as Laurilyn Patricia Greig was piped down the aisle to become the bride of Murray John Haines. For the double ring ceremony the bride chose a white voile- over-polyester gown flocked with "The trouble with your fast ball, Lefty, is that it isn't fast until they hit it." Ailsa Craig; Wednesday night: Clandeboye - St. Peters at Crediton; Friday night; Clan- dehoye - Nairn at Loom. Personals Mr, & Mrs. H. Murless have gone to Toronto for a visit with. Mrs. Boggs and family. Mr. & Mrs. John Edginton, London spent the weekend with Jerry and Sue Edgington and family. Mrs. Arthur Hodgin.s with Mr, & Mrs. Bill Morley and Mrs, Margery Morley, Whalen spent the weekend in Wiarton and attended the Morley Reunion at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ewart Pyin at Sauble Beach. Cheryl Lynn daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Lynn spent four days in St. Joseph's Hospital London where she under went x-rays and tests. Dan Rodgers has finished his apprenticeship and has received his degree in engineering, He has accepted a position with Dash- wood Industries Limited. Valerie Leitch and Brenda Scott are spending a few days with relatives in Burlington, The Wilmer Scott family gathered at the home of Mr. & Mrs. J. Heaman and family near Ailsa Craig Sunday. Also there were Mr. & Mrs. J. Scott and family, Mr. & Mrs. S. Taylor and Scott, Mr. & Mrs. H. Bond and boys, Mr. & Mrs. D. MacDonald, Kitchener. Jim McNaughton, London and Mrs. Blewett feted at party A pot luck luncheon was held, Wednesday in honour of Mrs. Helen Blewett, Principal of Huron Hope Nursery School, Grand Bend, who is retiring this month. About 50 children, parents, volunteers, board members and friends of the South Huron District Association of the Mentally Retarded attended the luncheon, to honour Mrs,Blewett. Rev. A. Blackwell, President of the Association, gave the address and Mrs. Nonie Hemmingway made the presentation of a Royal Doulton figurine and Pottery Bells to Mrs. Blewett, in ap- preciation of her devotion and loyalty to the school and to the children. Five children: Donald Tiede- man, Danny Greb, Eddie Zim- mer, Caroline 'and Tommy Needles were presented with• promotion diplomas from Huron Hope Nursery School, Columbia, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, For her going away outfit, the new Mrs. Haines chose an off- white pant suit with a bright pink and blue print. Following a honeymoon in Prince Edward Island and ex- tensive travelling this summer, the couple will settle in Winnipeg, Manitoba where Lt. Haines will complete his Air Navigational Training. Personals Mrs. Ruby Reed is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. A large crowd attended the annual strawberry and ham supper in Hibbert United Church Wednesday evening. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman and family were Beverly Stewart, Stratford and Mr. & Mrs. David Capling, London. Sara Manning spent a few hours visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Simpson. The Edgingtons are installing a swimming pool and hope to have it ready for the heat wave, Its coming! Mr. L. Cox and Mrs. J,Donaldson visited with Mr. & Mrs. Cox Sr. in Mt. Brydges Sunday, The area was well represented at the Hensall Fidlers Contest Friday and Saturday evening when a former resident Mr. Gordon Elston from Ingersoll took third place in the open class, Mrs. Ernest Lewis and Mrs. Clara Bilyea London; Fred Smith and Brenda Lewis, Mr. & Mrs, A. Lewis, Mrs. Joan Leger, Mr. & Mrs. Dan Rodgers, Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Lewis, Mrs. Helen (Gerald) Lewis and Nancy, Goderich were guests at the Mulder-Taylor wedding Saturday in Brockville. Cathy Taylor is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Orville Taylor for- merly of Lucan. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Eaton and Mr. & Mrs. W. Simpson spent Sunday afternoon together and toured through the New Trillium Trailer Park near Greenway. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Carter, Mr. & Mrs. C. Carter and family, Mr. & Mrs, P. Soaks and family, Brights Grove; Mr, & Mrs. J.Simpson and family, and Mr. Fred Roger, Kirkton and Mrs. M. J. Simpson enjoyed the day together at the Sailfish Inn at Port Franks. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Carter received word that their grand- son Jack Brownlee was rushed to Gravenhurst Hospital for an emergency appendectomy. Nancy, Nathan Skinner, Tom Kestle and Lynne Ross, London; Mr, & Mrs. G. Cunningham and family; Mr. & Mrs. D. Newman and family and Theresa Newman were with Mr. & Mrs. D. Kestle for Father's Day. Carol Cunningham is still confined to hospital. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Harper and family St. Pauls and Mr. & Mrs. J. Cunningham and family London spent Father's Day with Wilfred Cunningham, their mother who is still in hospital hopes to be home sometime this week, Mr, & Mrs. Joe Cunningham and girls will be moving into their new home in Clandeboye just west of Wilfred's place. Mr. George Robertson delivered a very impressive sermon Sunday morning at Clandeboye United Church. Mr. Doug Cunningham has penumonia and is confined to his home for a week. Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Noyes and family attended the Francis Picnic at Port Franks on Sunday. * * * Nightly Entertainment at the DASHWOOD HOTEL Now Appearing Wave Starting Monday Dowan-Jones * * - •