The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-10-10, Page 2128 Auction Soles
CLEARING
Auction Sale
FARM MACHINERY
BEEF COWS AND CALVES
FOR CECIL LIGHTFOOT
4 miles east of Parkhill
3 miles west of Ailsa Craig
Saturday, Oct. 19th
at 1:00 p.m.
MACHINERY-1954 Jubilee Ford
tractor like new; Ford 2 furrow 12"
bottom plow; New Holland 268
1-layliner baler pto drive; 28' hay
elevator with motor; Ford 3 point
hitch hoist; Ferguson 3 point hitch
cultivator; MH No. 11 tractor manure
spreader; bean puller for Ford tractor;
water tank; quantity of steel pipe;
ladders; dump scraper; 3 rolls of snow
fence; sugar kettle; forks, shovels and
other articles too numerous to men-
tion.
CATTLE-14 Here/Shorthorn cows
with calves at side; 8 yearling steers; 6
yearling heifers; Polled Hereford ibull,
2 years old.
The owner is giving up farming.
Terms: Cash plus 7% sales tax if
applicable.
Not responsible for accidents day of
sale.
ARTHRITIS DANCE — The annual dance for The Arthritis Society will be held Friday, November 1, at the
Huron Park Recreation Centre, sponsored by the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority and Centralia College of
Agriculture. Organizers of this year's event hope to raise $1500 for the society, Planners are, back row from
left, Huron Park Fire Chief Robbie Robichaud, Lorna Ferguson and Dave Harris. Seated are Elaine Bogart,
Louise Giffin and Sharon Stray. T-A photo
Women mark Thanksgiving
BILL ELLIOT
Auctioneer
294-6759 Parkhill
41:42c Fete Thames Road bride
NORM WHITING
auctioneeP
AUCTION SALE
of Real Estate, Household Furnishings
Antiques, Tools & Misc. Items
Sat., Oct. 12 at 1 p.m. sharp
at 99 Ontario St. S. GRAND BEND, ONT.
(3 blocks south of traffic lights)
For the Estate of the Late Mr. Raymond English
REAL ESTATE — consists of 1 1/2 storey frame house with
Johns Mansville siding, asphalt roof, MAIN FLOOR - kitchen,
large L shaped dining room & living room; 2 bedrooms with
closets, 3-piece bath & linen closet; SECOND FLOOR - un-
finished, suitable for 3 bedrooms, full basement including 2-
piece bath, also 1 car garage in basement.
This house is situated on a lot with 160 ft. frontage, 589 to
643 ft. deep. Property like this is a rarity in Grand Bend,
Prbperty sold subject to a reasonable reserve bid. 10% day
of sale, balance in 30 days.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS — 8-piece dining room suite;
chesterfield & chair; reclining chair; footstool; B&W television;
floor model clock radio; odd tables & chairs; floor & table
lamps; chest of drawers; dressers; beds; springs; mattresses;
White electric portable sewing machine; Sunbeam vacuum
cleaner; TV tables; coffee tables; magazine rack; mirrors;
clocks; radios; Kelvinator refrigerator; Westinghouse stove;
Simplicity washing machine; step stool; 2 drop leaf tables;
complete 4 place setting of dishes; 2 partial sets of dishes;
matching tea pot, cream & sugar; stainless steel cookware;
dishes; pots & pans; silverware; linens; rugs; mats; large
braided mat; books; suitcases; sealers; record album; lawn
lounge; wooden lawn chairs; mail box; power lawn mower;
plywood; etc.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES — dry sink; hall seat;
gramophone; 2 hump back trunks; 4 pressed back chairs;
pressed back high chair; wash stand; Welding Brantford 2
Gal crock; copper boiler; 2 small lanterns; oil lamp with brass
base; coal oil stove; 2 candle moulds; wooden planes; cant
hook; depression glass; pictures & frames; etc.
MISC. tools; Step ladders; sledge hammer; carpenter tools;
garden tools; electric contractors Odd & ends; new & used;
electric motor; vice; etc.
TERMS CASH
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
Phone 235-1964
MORNING
Auction Sale
OF ANTIQUES AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
at the Auction Rooms, Hwy, 21, one
mile south of Goderich.
Saturday, Oct. 12
at 10:30 a.m.
Pine kitchen cupboard; flat-to-wall
° cupboard; cherry drop-leaf table; Vic-
torian sideboard; diningroom exten-
sion table; 3 pce, Victorian bedroom
suite; round diningroom table with
round pedestal base with matching
buffet and 6 chairs; 2 walnut side
chairs; Boston rocker; Lincoln rocker;
pressed back rocker; wicker chairs;
wicker table; kitchen chairs; children's
chairs; 2 commodes; 2 washstands;
marble-top washstand; parlour tables;
organ stool; blanket box; trunk;
wooden bed; iron and brass bed; fern
stand; antique wall clock; bowl and
pitcher; wall phone; oil lamps;
lanterns; frames; chest of drawers;
vanity; roll-away bed; insulators;
coins; quantity of small items; new
electrical light fixtures; etc, etc,
Terms: Cash
MIKE CUMMINGS
Auctioneer
Goderich 524-9064
Hold parties
at Shipka
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
SHIPKA
Friends and neighbours of this
community met recently' in
Parkhill at the home of Mr. &
Mrs. Verne Sharpe and Eleanor
and presented them with several
gifts. Mr. & Mrs."Sharpe left the
community some time ago to
take up residence in Parkhill.
Farm Accident,
Funeral services were held last
Monday for the late Charles
Pergel who passed away sud-
denly Friday October 4, as the
result of a tractor accident in his
49th year. Mr. & Mrs.. Pergel
farmed for a few years in this
area on the farm formerly oc-
cupied by Mr. & Mrs. Chris
Baumgarten,
Bride-elect Honoured
There were around 100
relatives and friends at a joint
miscellaneous shower Saturday
evening at Shipka Community
Centre for Bonnie Sweitzer of
Grand Bend and Michael
Erickson of Sarnia whose
marriage will take place early in
November.
Hostesses were the bride's two
aunts Mrs. Milton Sweitzer and
Mrs. Jack Pickering.The social
time was spent in a musical
program with duets sung by Greg
and Gail Brady of Welland)
cousins of the bride. Cathy Mitro
cousin of the groom favored with
several accordion selections.
Bonnie was assisted opening
gifts by her cousin Debbie Leadly
of Welland and Sue and Anne
Erickson of Sarnia. Michael was
assisted by Glen Cockwill of
Exeter, Bonnie and Michael
graciously thanked everyone.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Robertson
of Detroit spent last week visiting
their friends Mr. & Mrs. Ed
Tunrbull.
Tammy and Glenda Morenz of
Grand Bend spent Saturday
afternoon with their aunt and
uncle Mr. & Mrs. H, Morenz.
Mr. & Mrs. Sid Durie returned
Sunday from a week's business
trip to Yugoslavia, travelling by
plane both ways. Glenn spent the
week in Torohto with his aunt and
uncle Mr. & Mrs. G. MacKenzie,
Mrs. Henry Becker, and Mr. &
Mrs. Lorne Becker and Wayne
visited with relatives in Kit-
chener on Sunday.
Fred Weiburg is spending some
holidays in Vaterloo with Mr. '&
Mrs, Howard. Weiburg and
family.
Congratulations to Mr, & Mrs.
Jack Keller on the birth Of their
daughter Sherri Lynn on
Saturday at St. Joseph's
Hospital.
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
A large number of people from
this community attended the
fortieth wedding anniversary
dance for Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Mayer at Kirkton Woodham
Community Centre on Friday
evening.
Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne, Mrs.
Donald Bray, Mrs, Jack Duncan,
Mrs. Ken Duncan, Mrs. Mac
Hodgert, Mrs. Donald Kernick,
Mrs. Alvin Passmore, Mrs. Glen
Stewart attended the regional
meeting at Dashwood on Wed-
nesday of last week.Mrs. Kernick
is the president of the South
Huron section.
Alma Borland and friend Rose,
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Rudolph,
Karen and Lynn, Mr. & Mrs. Robt
Walters and Joanne, Toronto,
Mr. & Mrs. William Rowcliffe,
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Borland, Jeff
and Brad were among some of
those who were guests at the
Turkeim-Gill wedding at Grand
Bend United Church and the
reception and dance at the Zurich
Arena on Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Ballantyne,
David and Robert, Thamesford,
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Ballantyne and
Deanne were Sunday guests with
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne.
Mr. & Mrs. Robt Forbes,
Ottawa are visiting with Mr. &
Mrs. Alvin Passmore for a few
days.Mrs. Helen Caswell, Billy,
Diane and Robert London visited
on, Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Passmore.
Mrs. William Kam and Bar-
bara, Islington visited over the
weekend with Rev. Barry and
Mrs. Robinson.
Visitors on Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Robert Mayer were; Mr. &
Mrs. William Mayer, Debbie and
Shane, Stoney Creek; Mr, & Mrs.
Robt. McDonald and Mark, Mr. &
Mrs. Jack Kraft, Shelly and
Carissa, Mr. & Mrs. Wayne
Mayer, Exeter; Doug Prout and
Dennis Bierling.
Mrs. Mary Hodgert, Exeter;
Mrs. Arnold Cann, Mrs. Rick
Parker, Mrs. Reg Hodgert, Mrs.
Ross Hodgert and Mrs. Mac
Hodgert attended a bridal shower
Sunday afternoon for Linda
Hodgert at the home of Mrs.
William Hodgert Seaforth.
Several from this community
attended the twenty-fifth wed-
ding anniversary dance at Exeter
Legion Hall Saturday evening for
Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Rowe.
Honour Bride-elect
A mixed party was held on
Sunday afternoon at the home of
Mr. & Mrs. Reg Hodgert in honor
of bride-elect Ginger Love. They
were assisted by Mrs. Isabelle
Cann and Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cann.
They put a brides book together
and presented it to the bride. A
skit "Advice To The Bride On
How Not To Look" was per-
formed.
Cheryl Cann sang 'several
numbers through the
skit.assisted by Mrs. Ray Cann,
Mrs. Reg Hodgert, Mrs. Carman
Cann, Mrs. Ross Hodgert, Mrs.
Andy Miller and Mrs. Harry
Jeffery and Mrs. Robert Jeffery.
Brenda Hodgert read the ad-
dress and the gifts were carried
in by Cheryl Cann, Scott Hodgert
and Pattie Love.
About fifty people attended
from Grand Bend, Dashwood,
London, Brampton, Granton,
Exeter and the surrounding
community.
United Church Women
The October meeting of the
UCW was held on Monday
evening with Mrs. Robt. Mayer
as hostess.
Mrs. Ken Duncan, programme
convener, was in charge of the
meeting and the Theme was
"Thanksgiving". Mrs. Duncan
gave an opening thought on
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Rick Mellenger read the
Scripture and Mrs. Duncan gave
a reading "We Give Thanks"
followed by a Thanksgiving
prayer.
Mrs. Alvin Passmore played a
piano solo,
Mrs. Barry Jeffery gave the
study book on thoughts per-
taining to Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Mellenger and Mrs.
William Rowcliffe received the
offering and Mrs. Duncan offered
prayer.
Mrs. Rowcliffe had a contest
NORM WHITING
anctioreCOP
AUCTION SALE
of Household Furnishings,
Antiques and Misc. Items
Saturday, Oct. 19, 1 p.m. sharp
at SPRUCE GROVE (1 mile north of Centralia)
or 4 miles south of Exeter, Ont.
For the Estate of the late Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Essery
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS — Chesterfield & chair; 2 plat-
form rockers; studio couch; 3 arm chairs; upholstered rocker;
large rocker; odd tables & chairs; coffee &end tables; floor &
table lamps; cedar chest; music cabinet; mirror;iro'n beds;
bookcase bed & matching dresser; chrome table & 4 chairs;
step stool; G. E. 24" electric range, like new; 2 wooden
tables; etc."
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES — brass bed; matching
dresser & washstand; washstand; old chest of drawers; iron,
bed with brass• knobs; open washstand; pine flat to the wall/
'cupboard; top of flat to the wall cupboard; pine cupboard: 4
pressed bock chairs; old wooden churn; wooden table with
six leaves; copper tea kettle; incubator; old Carling beer bot-
tle; wicker cradle; pictures & frames; part of a toilet set; some
old Colonial silverware; other dishes & silver etc.
MISC. — ironing board; floor polisher; carpet sweeper; elec-
tric iron; step ladder and other items.
Terms Cash
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
Phone 235-1964 '
FARM SOLD
* Clearing Auction Sale )1
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of Livestock, Farm Machinery, Antiques
and Household Items, Etc.
for Mr, Maurice Beaver
Lot 9, Con. 7 Stephen Twp., miles west of Crediton
and % mile south
Wednesday, October 16, 1 p.m.
"TB"
XRESH 1,4
5 to 10 LB'
AVERAGE Turkey Seciit
VANISH 34 OZ
Toilet Bowl Cleaner 58
LAUNDRY DETERGENT 5 LB BOX
King Size Cheer $1.98
SUPREME 1 LB
Light Fruit Cake LB 93C
SILVERWOOD'S DELUXE 3 FLAVOURS
Ice Cream PT. SIZE 2/894
WHOLE SELECT
Slab Bacon L,'1.38
OUR OWN ALL-BEEF - 10 LB BOX
Steakettes '8.88
STORE SLICED
Cooked Ham LB $1.58
PEAMEAL BY- THE-PIECE
Back Bacon .s1.38
BUTT
Pork Chops .88`
Whole Hams T E I 1RDLEARDS YW E TT OS F MEIA- TB ONEL
$11 01 8
BEAT THE HIGH COST OF EATINIG...SHOP THESE
Pcalip %Tie; Week gpeciata
SUPER SPECIALS-October 14, 15 and 16
GRADE "A" LARGE
Eggs D0,684
DANNY'S 1-IOME-MADE
Sausage .78t
MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT - 10 OZ JAR
Coffee $1.99
NM RISME TIN WM TO LIMIT ammames
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Last week's winner - Mrs. Don Smart, Grand Bend
Open Monday to Thursday - 8 A.M. to 6 p.m. Friday, 8 to 9 p.m.; Saturday, 8 to
ri p.m.; Sunday, 9 to 6 p.m.
THE TENDER SPOT
PHONE 238.2512 GRAM) BEND
OUR POLICY
We Redeem
All
Food Store
Coupons
In Our Area
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PIECES & STEMS ' 10 OZ TIN
Mushrooms
KRAFT SMOOTH or CRUNCHY
Peanut Butter
CAMPBELL'S V-8 48 OZ TIN
Vegetable Juice
GATTUSO 8 OZ TIN
Pizza Sauce
38t
1 LB JAR
78
58
2/48C
FRESH
CRANBERRIES
81ALGB 38c
ONTARIO NO 1 BURLINGTON
CELERY
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FREEZER BUY OF THE WEEK
SELECT
PORK LOINS
LB 98'
Limited quantity, first come, first served
No rain checks at this low, low, price
Also available in-store features!
Fresh Hen or Tom Turkeys, Ducks, Capons,
and Sugar Plum deluxe Boneless Hams.
rRAW FOR $25 MERCHANDISE
With every purchase of $10 or more, fill
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in this coupon and drop it into our store.
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(Address)
VALUABLE •COUPON
pertaining to what articles you
use in cooking and Mrs. John
Pym was the winner.
Minutes, roll call, cards of
thanks treasurer's report and an
invitation were read from
Elimville inviting us to their
bazaar on the 23rd of October. It
was decided to get new flowers
for the auditorium of the church.
Group C served biscuits and
jam and tea to bring the meeting
to a close.
On Thanksgiving Sunday, the
Sacrament of Baptism and
service of Dedication will take
place during the church hour.
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Clearing Auction Sale
To be held at Lot 6, Con. 5, Stanley Township, 1 Va miles
north of Kippen on Highway No, 4 then west 2 mile's,
follow signs
Saturday, Oct. 12, 1:15 p.m.
HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS — square cabinet grand piano;
walnut chest of drawers (porcelain pulls); 3 commodes; 2
dressers; bookcase; hall table; kitchen cabinet; bar chair; 6
slot back chairs;parlour table; small desk; pine jam cup-
board; gingerbread clock; green glass jug; single & double
beds; double brass bed; 4 press back chairs; James 8. Co.
shot gun; 303 rifle; wicker; copper boiler; cast iron; butter
churn; day bed; 2 wringer washers.
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trunks; flat irons; shot gun
shell refiller; powder horn; wood kitchen stove (excellent con-
dition); G.E. refrigerator; chrome table; 4 chairs; buffet;
mirrors; pictures.
MISCELLANEOUS & MACHINERY — John Deere AR trac-
tor, Oliver 70 with 2 row scuffler & hyd. lift; Cockshutt 11 run
drill; 10 ft. J.D, cultivator; 3 drum land roller; 2 Int, 3 furrow
plow;Cockshutt 4 bar side rake; double disc pull type; 7 sec-
tion diamond harrows; mastercraft lawn mower; 12 cord of
hardwood; quantity of basswood and rock elm lumber; quan-
tity of fertilizer; 4' and 6" tile; barn jack; jack all; 20 ft.
endless belt; clover table; gas lank & pump; grain cradle;
hand and garden tools; many more items.
Terms Cash No Reserve
Proprietor - Howard Lemon
'RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE
Brucefield 482-3120
*FEED 1600 bales this year hay, 1000 bales 2 year hay, 4(
some straw.
Alr IMPLEMENTS — Farmall A tractor with front end loader and L,
4. Char-Lynn Hylo pack pump; New cattle oiler never used; No. "71.
"T 6 MH 6' semi mounted mower; 11 run hoe drill; 2 furrow _6,
I& wheeled plough; rubber tired wagon; Turnco gravity box; "I"'
-1 tractor chains; reel type lawn mower; fertilizer; dump rake; jt
side rake; double disc; steel wheeled spreader; cut down T.'
rubber tired wagon & rack; Cardinal 36' elevator; New
* Holland No. 66 baler; MH No, 5 6' binder; platform scales;
...A AC No. 66 6' combine, with motor; lumber; elm; basswood, 4(
Jr cedar, hemlock; pile• of foot wood; old cream separator;
.4. cutter; Daisy churn; garden gate; barn flooring; joist; harness; Ar
.PC numerous other articles.
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* FURNITURE & ANTIQUES — drop leaf cherry table and 8 "
pine chairs; captains chair; refrigerator; 4 burner electric It
stove; Royal Crown wood or coal stove, excellent shape;
,„4„. Grandfather clock selling as is; hanging lamp; antique Detroit Air
"1- vapour burner oil stove, parts of spinning wheel; 9-piece solid *
Id. oak dining room suite, table and 6 chairs with leather seats;
"1 buffet and china cabinet; odd tables, oak serving table; iron *
"` bed; old drop front oak desk; old pine cupboard; coal oil
" lamps; iron kettles; numerous antique dishes & glassware;chtf-
,T- frobe wooden wardrobe with mirror & drawers; dressing
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table; metal bed; New Williams sewing machine; set of old
Jr English dishes; numerous silverware some Old Colony; oak
library table; old antique rocker; Antique platform rocker;
Gentlemans chair; reclining chair & ottoman; rocking chair;
odd lamps; Nordheimer piano & bench; full length dressing
'T mirror; pictures; picture frames; 2 matcHing axminster rugs
r 10`x 81'; odd rugs; oak dresser; wash stands; toilet set; some
bedding; some linen; small chest; iron cot & mattress; vacuum
411 cleaner; antique chest of drawers; organ stool; old commode;
antique wooden bedroom suites; churn; cutter robe; old
41( English blanket chest; 2 horse collqrs excellent shape; old
wooden ice-cream maker; coleman lamp; sheet metal heater;
11, 2 old violins and cases; quilting frame; bedroom screen; wall
magazine racks with picture front; lanterns; old horn radio
speaker; suitcases; crocks; antique bath top wooden top;
Apt numerous other articles found at crclearing farm sale.
4C_L. Hugh Filson
7 666.0833
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Titres-Advocate, Qctober 10, 1974
Classified Deadline
Tuesday 4 p;,nn, Phone 235-1331
: PIGS — 5 sows bred 1 month; Purebred Duroc boar; 28 4.
* chunks.
IL. MACHINERY — Allis Chalmers D14 gas tractor with loader; _,*
, Super A Int, tractor with bean puller & scuffler; Case 600 self .34.-
st- propelled combine equipped for beans, real good condition; *
IL. Innes pickup; M.F, No, 10 p.t.o. baler; Int. 7 ft. mower; J.P.
_APT side rake on rubber; Mayrath 40 ft. p.t.o. elevator; Malco * At tubular elevator & extension; 2 rubber tired wagons & racks; *
1,j,.. gravity box; Cockshutt No. 11 disc drill; F.B. double disc;
'T-- wheel cultivator; packer p.t,o, 2 way snowblower; Case *
hammermill & 40 ft. belt; snowfence; lumber; dehorning
crate; wheels & axle; electric fencer; Pioneer chain saw; iron
* posts; etc. *
* SNOWMOBILE — Scorpion Mark II 300 19 h,p,
* ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD — Broad axe, wood tools; *
copper boiler; iron kettle; small roll top desk; stove; rockers;
,..t chairs; beds; chrome kitchen suite; crib; dishes; etc. lt
'Pr TERMS — Cash Booth 4- ,
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* FARM SOLD
* Clearing Farm Sale *
* Livestock, Implements, Feed, Antiques, 4(
* and very Fine Furniture 4(
* Saturday, Oct. 19, 10:30 a.m. sharp 4(
* For Mr. Gordon A. McKean, lot 5, concession 10, East*
_ 4' Williams Township, halfway between Parkhill and
Jt. Strathroy; 1 mile east of 81 highway - watch for signs.
...A• Phone 245-2717
.71t LIVESTOCK — 9 grade Hereford cows and calves;
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Not responsible for accidents sale day
Lunch Terms Cash
AUCTIONEERS
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666.1967 4-
CATTLE — 10 real good beef cows, Hereford cross, rebred;
11 calves; Hereford bull; Beer breeding, champion of 1973 'T
Hereford show and sale. .
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