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HOURS:
Weekdays 34 p.m.
Phone 262-41114
Sal. A Sun. 10-3 p.m. W. guy &
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Stocker Sale
at
Denfield Livestock Sales
Wed., Apr. 29
7:30 p.m.
Featuring 800 Charolais & Hereford Heifers
500 - 800 lbs.
200 Charolais Steers
250 Limousin cross Steers
600 - 900 lbs.
Phone 666-1 140
SOUTHWESTERN
ONTARIO
STOCKYARDS LTD.
MELBOURNE, ONTARIO
Phone (519) 289-2110
After hours (519) 764-2101
Regular Cattle Sales
Wednesday 10:00 A.M.
Feeder Pigs 12:30
SPRING STOCKER SALE DATES
PLEASE NOTE TIME CHANGE
Friday, May 1 - 7:00 p.m.
Featuring Charolais & Exotic Cross Cattle
Friday, May 8 - 7:00 p.m.
Friday, May 15 - 7:00 p.m.
Friday, May 22 - 7:00 p.m.
Please consign early
Auction Sale
of Household Furniture, Antiques and
Mics. items on Saturday, April 25, 1
p.m. sharp
398 William St. Behind apartments.
For Mrs. Alvernia Hill.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS — Chesterfield and
chair, 2 end tables, coffee table, lamps , smoke
stand, hall tree, kitchen table and 4 chairs, 2 step
stools, enamel cabinet, 3 pc bedroom suite like new,
chest of drawers, roll away cot, Westinghouse 2
door refrigerator 24 inch electric range, toaster
oven, radio, canister set, set of stainless steel
flatware, and chest, electric toaster, iron, large
quantity of dishes, pots and pons vacuum cleaner,
floor polisher, car vacuum, electric broom, 18" elec-
tric fan, linens, blankets, quilts, crocheting, Han-
dywork, picture frames many other items.
ANTIQUES AND COLLECTABLES — 2 pc victorian
love seat and chair, foot stool, 2 fern tables, mantel
clock, sessions clock Co. Nippon Cocoa Pot and 2
Cocoa cups and saucers, finger oil lamp, silver
butter dish with hanging lid and knife, opalescent
vase, pedistal cake plate, 4 salt dips dishes such as
Bovaria Germany , Noritake, several cups and
saucers, 8 old colony teaspoons, 1 old colony berry
spoon, figurines, oval picture, several other items.
For information contact
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
235-1964
Exeter -
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AUCTION SALE
Modern Combine, tractor, machinery, etc to be
held at Lot 18, Concession 10, Morris Township,
four miles east of Blyth Ontario for Richard
Badley
Tuesday April 28 at 1:30 P.M.
Combine: Gleaner M diesel self propelled combine
corn special w/cab, heater, radio, hydrostatic drive,
435 Wide four row cornhehd, grain pick up head,
This combine is above average in excellent con-
dition.
Tractor: Massey Ferguson 275 diesel tractor
w/multi power, power adjustable rear wheels,
hydraulic outlets. Run only 1050 hrs. Allied 450
hydraulic bucket manure loader.
Machinery: John Deere 7000 four row wide
Maximerge corn planter w/mcnitor; New Holland
481 nine foot haybine rebuilt ready to work; New
Holland 273 PTO baler w/thrower and super sweep
pickup; Two bale thrower racks 1-16 ft 1-18 ft both
with removable sides (real good ones); Old 16 ft
flat rack; New Idea 218 PTO manure spreader
w/hydraulic tailgate and single beater; Kongskilde
rowcrop cultivator for four row wide or six row
narrow; Vic 6x10 single axle dump 'trailer; Allied 35
ft. Portable PTO six inch grain auger w/rubber boot;
12 ft Fertilizer auger w/hoses; 71/4 ft auger
snowblower; Turnco 250 bushel gravity box
w/extensions, new last fall on new nine ton George
White wagon w/11Lx15 tires; 2—Turnco 250
bushel gravity bins wlextension on 8 ton George
White wagons w/11Lx15 tires; 24 ft tube hay
elevator; 13 ft chain harrow; 5 rolls of snocondition fence.
end
Note' The above offering Is In good
has been well maintained. Plan to
Absolutely no small items. Please be on time.
Terms: Cash day of sale.
For information phone 523-9487 evenings
weekends.
AUCTIONEER: Richard Badley
PROPRIETOR: Richard Lobb
Clinton 482-7898
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Pioneer log cabin discovered,
will be leaving Grand Bend
This little house will soon
be moving to a new prairie.
Grand Bend will be losing
what is probably its oldest
'betiding this summer, when
a pioneer log cabin Is taken
from the Manore Marine
property and moved to a new
site.
Owner Dick Manore put a
"for sale" sign on the cabin
last fall, and yid he would
let it go for a rminal fee, if
someone would just take it
away so that he could use the
land it's sitting on.
-=He found an interested
buyer this spring, and ex-
pects that the cabin will be
gone by the end of the
summer. The new owner
plans to number the logs,
and take the cabin apart log
by log to move it.
Manore dtimates that the
house was built in the 1860's.
The cabin is perched on the
river bank along Sauble
Road, adjacent to the
marina building.
Manore purchased it about
a year ago, when the former
owner Ed Devine moved to a
nursing home. At that time,
Manore didn't know it was a
pioneer log cabin.
This spring he decided he
would like to have the land
vacant, and asked some of
his employees to tear it
down. Wayne Kapitaniuk
started pulling off the bright
green siding, and found the
pioneer style cabin un-
derneath.
Another Manore Marine
employee Dennis Snider
decided to find out what he
could about the obviously
old cabin. He talked to long-
time Grand Bend resident
Hank Green who said that
his grandfather once owned
it. Green agreed that the
cabin must be about 120
years old.
Manore's employees com-
pleted the task of pulling off
two layers of siding, and
found the old timbers to be
in good, solid condition. It is
built of squared off timbers,
and the corners are tightly
dove -tailed.
The cabin is 18 feet by 22
feet big, and has a second
floor. It is built into the side
of the old river bank, and has
a basement under the back
part, while the front door is
level with the road. A
narrow stairway leads up to
the second storey.
Manore speculates that
originally the cabin would
have been built on stilts at
the back. Later, over the
years, the cement founda-
tion and basement was put
under it.
Just as the siding had
covered the logs on the out-
side, a kind ofwall board,
and layers of wall paper hid
the logs inside.
When he realized the cabin
was probably of historical
significance, Manore offerd
it to the Lambton Heritage
Museum. However, they
declined it, saying that they
already had a building -of
similar construction, and
due to limited space, they
prefer to only take one struc-
ture of a kind.
Beause no one has lived in
the cabin for more than a
year, Manore has removed
the electrical wiring. It did
.not have plumbing, but
simply a pump at the kitchen
sink and an outhouse behind.
Manore jokingly says he'll
let the outhouse go with the
cabin as a package deal.
Both Manore and Snider
say they are very impressed
with the solidness of the
timber, and the way the
cabin is constructed.
Manore pointed out that the
second storey floor was firm
ly built into the wall of the
cabin, demonstrating the
know-how of the builders.
"A lot of work and a lot of
thought went into it,"
Manore says. He stressed
the difficulty of erecting
such a building without
today's equipment.
Manore thinks that
originally the cabin was
built as a farm house, and
the owner farmed the low
land along the river where
his marina now exists. The
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DISCOVERY OF A LOG CABIN — Manore Marine employee Wayne Kapitaniuk works
with a crowbar to remove siding from a pioneer log cabin, believedtohave been built in
about 1860. The cabin is to be removed from the Grand Bend location. Staff photo
GB council
Continued from page 19
the sewers are operational.
Cam Haist was hired as
dock master. He held the
position last summer.
Council approved a re-
quest from John Colohan to
move a walkway from his
property to village property.
Council approved to sign
for Mad Mad's Variety. The
shop will be in Bob
Torrington's board walk.
Council received a letter
from the town of Forest ask-
ing them to prepare a
baseball team for a match
June 29. The letter said that
dignitaries would umpire
the game. and soft drinks
would be served afterward.
Many municipalities are
asked to take part. Green
was very enthusiastic, and
said he would look into the
possibilities of forming a
team.
ROOF
TENDER
Sealed tenders will be
received by the under-
signed until 4:00 p.m.,
Tuesday, May 12, 1981
for all necessary labour
and material to replace
the roof of the Huron
County library Building
situated at 66 Waterloo
St. S., Goderich, Ontario.
To obtain specifications
and tender forms, contact
the undersigned.
lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
B.G. Manly
Clerk -Treasurer & Ad-
ministrator
County of Huron
Court House, The
Square
Goderich, Ontario, N7A
1M2
tel. 524-8394 (Area
519)
Reminder.••••••
Evening Auction Sale
Antiques, furniture, appliances etc. to
be held at Richard Lobbis Barn, Clinton,
Ont. for Mn. Belva Taylor of Auburn
plus furniture from the Auburn United
church Manes. April
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furniture, appliances etc. to
held Richard Lobb s Barn, Clinton,
for Mrs. Belva Taylor of Auburn
plus from Auburn United
church Manse.
Wed. Evening, April 22
at 6:30 p.m.
See last week's paper for full listing
TERMS CASH
Auctioneer Richard Lobb
482-7898
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Clearing Auction Sale
E of tractors, Combine, farm machinery,
feed, etc. to be held at Lot 3, Con. 1,
Blanshard, 21/4 miles north of Kirkton
g and 1 mile east of Highway 23 on
Wednesday, April 29th
at 1:00 P.M.
E COMBINE: Gleaner Model E3 with cob, 10 ft. cutter
bar, Innes pick-up, straw shredder. This combine is in
A- 1 shape. Anyone looking for a combine of this size
E should see this one.
TRACTORS, MACHINERY ETC: A -C Model D14
tractor with loader and snow bucket; Case 630
Ediesel tractor; Allied 40 ft. 6" portable groin auger;
E 225 bu. gravity bin and wagon; Owatona #95 mix -
mill; A -C 15 run grain and fertilizer drill with grass
a seeder; 91/2 ft. Kongskilde cultivator; A•C 10 ft. coil
shank cultivator; A -C hay conditioner; 2 John Deere
i forage harvesters; OK forage blower and pipes;
E Innes 500 AR bean windrower; A -C 7 ft. semi -mount
imower with windrower; weed sproyer; 2 wheel
manure spreader; Wagon with flat rack; Cockshutt
side roke; Diamond harrows; 10 ft. land packer; 4"
Egrain auger; Ebersol hammermill with 3 h.p. motor; E
E Fanning mill; Drive belt; 50 steel posts; Sunbeam
E cattle clipper; 12 ft. corrugated pipe 10"; steel —
Ebarrels; Rabbit cages, feeders and waterers; grain
E thrower; 20 bunches of new wooden shingles; cast
iron implement seats; 200 field tiles from 4" to 14"; 2
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round hog feeders; scrap iron plus a wagon load of _
small items •
FEED: Approx. 70 tonnes feed barley.
TERMS: Cosh day of sale Farm is sold _
John Haines R.O. Oarlike
Prop. Auctioneer
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soil there is very rich, and
the closeness of the river
made some form of water-
ing the farm possible. The
original owner probably had
a few cows and chickens and
may have even fished,
Manore speculates.
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AUCTION SALE
Old tractors, Scout truck wlblade, camper trailer,
tools, some steamer tools & parts for the ESTATE
OF FRED MOTE, 1 mile east of Bayfield Ont. on
Varna Road
Saturday, April 25 at 10:00 A.M.
Old Engine & Tractors: Massey Harris horizontal
engine; International T6 crawler tractor, gas model;
M.F. 65 diesel tractor w/Freeman loader hydraulic
bucket, adjustable rear wheels; Pony Massey
w/loader; Johne Deere D tractor, looks good;
Waterloo GTS tractor, looks good; John Deere 40
tractor w/single front wheel and two row scuffler;
Ariens 8 h.p. riding lawn mower, Homelite water
pump.
Truck: 1968 International Scout 800 tour wheel
drive w/front end blade, selling as is:
Trailers: 1964 Golden Falcon 1 7' camper trailer.
Old Items: pressure pump for boiler testing; two
sets of steam governors, 2 horse cutters; new flue
cleaner, spark arresters, old oil cans; plus wood
working tools, saws, welder, chain saw etc. plus
more.
Plan to attend.
TERMS: Cash day of sale.
Auctioneer
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482-7898
Clinton
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Sunday, April 26, at 1 P.M.
Chesterfield, stove, fridge, oak dressers, side chairs,
large wood burning cook stove, new free standing
acorn fireplace, shelving unit, T.V.'s, air conditioner,
side tables, pots & pans, tea sets, silverware, bath
scales, tires, stereo & turntable, pictures, coin sets,
trade & commemorative tokens, gramophone, brass
miner's lump, Bisque & Chino figurines, wash set,
sad irons, Depression, Nippon, Occupied Japan,
sealers, Notional Geographics, books, stamps, train
set, billiard cues, watches, radios, tools and tool
boxes, school desks, mirrors, crocks, etc., etc.
VIEWING: 12 Noon Day of Sale
TERMS: Cash, cheque with proper I.D., Visa or
Master Charge.
NEXT AUCTION AT THE PINERY AUCTION BARN -
MAY 10, 1981
Good clean consignments accepted.
Your Auctioneer PAT LYON
PHONE 243-2713
No property removed until settled for. Not responsi-
ble for accidents.
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STOCKER SALE
1200 HEAD
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HENSALL LIVESTOCK
SALES LTD.,
Sat. April 25, 1981
at 1:00 p.m.
Consisting of: Steers, Heifers & Calves
Victor Hargreaves (519) 482-7511(Clinton)
Barry Miller (519) 235-2717 "(Exeter)
or 229-6205 (Kirkton)
(519) 237-3734
(Dashwood)
Greg Hargreaves (519) 262-2619 (Hensall)
(519) 262-2831 (Hensall)
Doug Carruthers
AUCTIONEERS
Larry Gardiner & Richard Lobb
* FARM SOLD
* Clearing Auction Sale For Mr. Ted &
* Milford Prouty, Lot 10, Concession 3,
* Hay Twp., 4 mi. N.W. of Exeter.
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Friday
Friday May 1 - 1:00 p.m.
Ford 4000 diesel tractor with cab (like new), Int. A
tractor, 2 row bean puller, cord wood sow, Oliver
66 tractor recently overhauled, 4 row scuffler &
bean puller, Int. 12 ft. self propelled swother with
water cooled motor, Case 960 self propelled com-
bine header, pickup and straw chopper, McKee
harvester with 24' self unloading wagon box, Innes
2 row windrower and cross conveyer, J.D. 4 row
corn and bean planter, Ontario 15 run seed and fer-
tilizer drill, 3 hopper boxes and wagons, 3 pt. hitch
sproyer, hay crimper, 3 pt hitch Kongskilde scuffler,
bean puller for 3000 Ford, Ford 12' ' cult., 7' chisel
plow (like new), triple K pt. hitch 3 fur. plow,
Hydrien 3' fur. 16" 3 pt. hi ch plow, manure loader
fits 300 Case, N.H. side ra e, N.I. mower, 10' long
wheel disc., land roller, leav r harrows, drags, dou-
ble disc., posts, 3 ft. crow -f t packer, pressure
system, 3 pt. hitch sprayer, groin augers, grain
thrower, Int. hammer mill, small electric hammer mill,
stubble cleaner, ground drive manure spreader, root
pulper, water tanks, buckets and sop pan, horse
cutter, 80 bags fart., scrap iron, etc. Homemade
trailer, sleeps 4 ice box, table, etc.
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AUCTIONEERS
Hugh Filson Tom Robson
666-0833 666-1967 *
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Times -Advocate, April 22, 1981
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AUCTION SALE
Of Real Estate, Antiques, Household
Furnishings and Misc. items on Saturday
May 2, 1981, 1 P.M. Sharp. 67 Huron
St. East, Exeter, Ontario. For Mrs. Percy
Noels. Home of E.C. Appleton.
REAL ESTATE: 1 1 storey frame house. Main flooi,
kitchen, large diningroom, livingroom, bedroom
and bath. Second floor, 1 bedroom and storage
room, full bosement, screened in veranda. One
car detached garage and small workshop. Situated
on lot 1275 part of lot 1314 south side of Huron St.
Plan #20 in the Town of Exeter size 66'x231'. Real
Estate to be sold at 2 p.m. Subject to, 9_ re-so_nabl,e___
reserve bid, if not previously sold.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Oak buffet china
cabinet combination, bottom of flat to wall cup-
board, large oak table with 2 leaves, set of 6 press
bock chairs, drop leaf table, fern stands, parlour
tables, small table with drawer, Boston rocker,
wooden spindle rocker, 2 press back rockers, faint
couch, bench, cherry chest of drawers, oak dresser, 2
beds, 2 iron beds with brass knobs, footstool ,
Seamstress sewing machine, radio, gramophone
cabinet, small coal and wood cookstove, 2 Quebec
heaters, coal oil stove, copper boiler, copper tea
kettles, dishes, silverware, crocks, vases, odd pieces
of toilet sets, old 78 records, wall magozine rack,
match holders, comb rack, crokinole board, hump
bock trunk, wicker baskets, floor lamps and tables.
COINS: Pre. 1966 Canadian 50c and 25c pieces,
foreign coins, and tokens, plus others.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: Davenport, flip flop,
wardrobe, rollaway bed, Frigidaire refrigerator,
Westinghouse 30" range, General Electric 24"
range, General Electric washing machine, 2 odd
chairs, kitchen clock, dishes, pots and pans,
Underwood typewriter, Philip 20" color TV, sealers,
several othitems.
POWER ANDer HAND TOOLS: Lown Boy lawn
mower, like new, Roto tiller, small wood lathe, bench
saw, tool and die set, 26' extension ladder, 3 step
lodders, several hand and garden tools.
AUCTIONEER
Norm Whiting 235-1964
63 Main Street, Exeter, Ontario
Bayfield
Estate Auction
We are pleased to offer by public auc-
tion an excellent offering of furniture,
antiques and collectible items from two
of the older Bayfield Estates, held on
Saturday, April 25 at 10:30 A.M.
in the Bayfield Arena
FURNITURE, ANTIQUES AND PRIMITIVES:
ANTIQUE BOAT ARTIFACTS: LAMPS:
STERLING SILVER & PEWTER: COLLECTIBLES:
GLASS & CHINA: LINEN & BEDDING:
CROCKS, BOTTLES & SEALERS:
PAINTINGS, PICTURES & FRAMES:
BRASS, COPPER & CAST IRON:
VEHICLES & MISCELLANEOUS:
For complete listing see
Times -Advocate Apr. 15 issue
INSIGHT INFORMATION
The Metcalf Estate consists of Dr. W.F. Metcalf's fur-
nishing from Detroit with family heirlooms from
Scotland. Our most outstanding auction of the year
with approx. 800 items.
Estate of Jessie Metcalf, Bayfield
and
Peter Ducharme, R.R. Bayfield
Lunch Available Terms - Cash No Reserve
RATHWELL & ASSOCIATES
519-527-1458
AUCTIONEERS, LIOUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST
• SEAFORTH. ONTARIO NOK
5191 527-1458
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Estate Auction Sale
House and Contents
At 20 Edward Street, Zurich, Ontario
Sat, April 25th., 1 1 :00 a,m. Sharp
Selling for Henry 8assow, the entire estate of
the late Mrs. Marie Pask, at the above address,
personal effects and property to be auctioned as
follows.
CONTENTS Hoosier cupboard, oak bow front
sideboard with bevel mirror, ook library desk, ook
chino cabinet and drop front secretary, oak dining
choirs. oak rocker and arm choir, small washstand
commode, stand, steamer trunks, iron fern stand,
slog glass table lamp, cranberry flosh and carnival
gloss light shades, chest of drawers and -marching
marble top dresser with corved facers, old bellows
camera :mint), Captain 's chair, Boston rocker.
wooden bed with curved head and foot, old bond
instruments • drums, violin, banjo, mondelin, chino
and gloss, silverware, linens, bedding, quilts, old
books, postcard albums (Ontario & Michigon),
numerous old ladies hots. small tables. bedroom
suite, wicker, crocks, sad irons, odd choirs, Chester•
field, nostalgia pieces, appliances, colour T.V., gar-
den tools, annex stove, kitchen items, large collection
of Salado Foods Picture disks. bronze book ends and
many more items too numerous to mention.
PROPERTY - - lot 110 Plon 10 & 13 Vollo-d s
Survey. two storey frame house with vinyl siding.
new roof and trough, forced air oil heating new hot
water tank, -four bedrooms, downstairs bot' kitchen
living room, storage area. cement block double gar-
age. Selling at approximately 2:00 p.m subject to
reasonable reserve, 10°b down, balance 'r 30 dors
excellent investment property for viewing orio• to
sale contact Auctioneer.
NOTE — Ladies and Gentlemen this 's o fine sole
and is worthy of
your attendance cash or cheque
with I.D., lunch booth, delivery, not responsible for
accidents, attend early os this is n large offering.
Don Van Patter - Auctioneer
Zurich (519) 236-4547