Times-Advocate, 1983-05-25, Page 24Page 8A Times -Advocate, May 25, 1983
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* clearing Butcher
* Shop Sale
* Monday Evening May 30, 1983, 6 p.m.
Cookson's Meat Market,
Main St., St. Marys, Ontario.
* Complete line of Butcher Shop equipment.
* For information phone 284-2411 jr
Auctioneers
Tom Robson
♦L 666-1967
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Hugh Filson
666-0833
Evening Auction Sale
Antique furniture, fridge, misc,
items etc. to be held at Richard
Lobb's Barn Clinton Ontario for the
Lacey Estate of Goderich Ontario.
Wednesday, June 1 at 6 p.m.
Washstand w/towel bars, old phonograph, two
side boards, two wooden dining tables, five
matching wooden chairs, old record cabinet,
four matching wooden chairs, rocking arm
chair, threepedestal plantstands, oval parlour
toble, piano stool w/claw ball feet, old settee
with side chairs, wooden lamp, ezol, five small
odd parlour tables, 'fainting couch, chest of
drawers, washstand with towel bar, wicker
fern stand, four dressers w/mirrors, four
wooden beds, picture frames, fridge, coal skut-
tle two chesterfields, chrome table and four
chairs, matching bed and dresser with mattress
in good condition, fancy red maple double bed,
humidifier, three floor lamps, 2 large floor
rugs, 3 small floor rugs, large mirror, card
table, sewing cabinet, electric frying pan, plus
own usual offering of interesting small items,
dishes etc. Terms Cash
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RICHARD LOBB
AUCTIONEER
Clinton, Ontario
482-7898
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At Pinery Auction Barn
on Hwy. 21, 4 miles S., Grand Bend
On Sunday, May 29 at 1 p.m.
ANTIQUES 8 COLLECTIBLES:Oak bowfront
china cabinet, pine blanket box, spinning
wheels, wool winders, fern stands, old school
bell, flat to wall, washstand, clocks, wood
washing machine, numerous cow and sleigh
bells, oil lamps, railroad lanterns, selection of
old crocks and jugs, old gun parts and sword,
occ. tables, old brass boat compass, magic
lantern and slides, floor model Mortice
machine, old tools including wood planes,
cradle scythes, typeset trays, old school desk,
oak choirs, wooden beds, steamer trunk, old
wood chairs, and stool, milk and cream cans,
decoys, picture frames, National Geographic
and old books, silverware, depression.
glassware, china, dropleaf desk, wardrobe,
hall trees, Apothecary jars, bottles, etc.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS:Chesterfield and
chair, 3 pc. sectional chesterfield, end and cof-
fee tables, bedroom suite, hand hooked casbah
rug. T.V,s, component stereo w/stand, bar
fridge, dressers, wicker chairs, occ. chairs,
lamps, oil and gas space heaters, Franklin
stove, humidifier, lawn chairs, electric
typewriter and table, student desk, chino kit-
chenware, trailer hitch and mirrors, sliding
doors, saw and bench grinder, hand and
garden tools, etc...
PLUS Sweden soft ice cream machine,
Hamilton Beach milk shake machine, Pachinko
pin ball machines, (All machines in excellent
condition).
AUCTIONEER: Pat Lyon
Phone 243-27.13
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ONTARIO GOVERNMENT TENDER
SNOWPLOW EQUIPMENT RENTAL
The Ministry of Trar.sportation and Communica-
tions is proposing to hire snowplow equipment,
including operator for the winters of 1983-84 and
1984-85 as noted below:
Harriston - 1 tandem drive grader, Class 6, with
snowplow equipment Minimum H.P.
180
Goderich - 1 tandem drive grader, Class 6, with
snowplow equipment Minimum H. P.
180
Erin - 1 tandem drive grader, Class 6, with
snowplow equipment. Minimum. H.P. 180
Grand Bend - l tandem or single axle truck with
snowplow equipment. Minimum
H.P. 180
Prospective bidders must attend information
meetings of locations for which they may be
tendering.
Wednesday, June 8 -
Grand Bend, 9:00 a.m.
to 11:00 a,m
Goderich, 1:00 p.m. to
3:30 p.m.
Thursday, June 9 - Erin, 9:00 o.m. to
11:00 a.m.,
Morriston, 1:30 p.m.
to 3:30 p.m.
Sample tender forms and further information may
be obtained by contacting the following Patrol
Supervisors:
Horriston Mr. S.E. McTaggart - 519-3.38-2330
Goderich - Mr. F.K. Doherty • 519.524.6241
Erin Mr. H.A. Graham • 519-833.2241
Grand Bend - Mr. D.M. Brenner - 519-238.2051
Dote of Tender Closing is June 20, 1983
at 9:00 a.m., D.S.T.
Ministry of
Transportation and
Communications
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16 f ,, Solt.
USED STORE FIXTURES.
counters, showcases, storeroom
shelving, pallet racking, also of-
fice equipment, fling cabinets,
desks, chairs, etc. Free store plan-
ning services. Jack Vernon Retail
Systems. Phone (519) 238-8149.
Grand Bend. ' 20-22c
BARN PAINT, PRIMERS, in-
dustrial overruns of a top
manufacturer. From S2.00 to
510.00 per gallon. Expert paint ad-
vice free. 235.2430. 20tInc
USED BICYCLES, girls and
ladies 20.28", 1-5 speed; boys and
mens 20-28", 1-5 speed; 1-3 speed.
Phone 235-0206. 20,21c
MULTI -FAMILY GARAGE
SALE at 71 Alexander Street (W).
Exeter from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Saturday May 28, 1983. 21c
GIGANTIC YARD SALE, 246
Main St. N., Sunday May 29,
12:00-5:00 p.m. 21'
HUGE YARD SALE, Saturday
and Sunday, May 28 & 29
(weather permitting), 9:00 a.m.
11/4 miles east of Lake Huron
Water Works Building on
Highway 83. Handknit nes
afghans, bikes, glassware, books,
patio umbrella, used windows.
etc. 21'
YARD SALE, MULTI -FAMILY,
Friday May 27, 4-8 p.m.; Satur-
day May 28, 10-4 p.m. All the
usual items plus handcrafted wood
household accessories. Hwy. 4,
south edge of Lucan. 21'
GARAGE SALE, Saturday May
28, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Kung St.
Grand Bend beside Diane's Bulk
Food Store. Dishes, books,
screens, chairs, aluminum doors,
plus many other items -too
numerous to mention. Rain or
shine.. - 2Ic
MULTI -FAMILY YARD SALE
May 28. 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.tn. at
Elimrille. 21'
JAPANESE "BUNKA" em-
broidery supplies. Needles and
kits, low prices. Prompt service.
In Northern Ontario, Margaret
Clipperton, Watford, Ont. POP
2E0. 705-844-2289. 21s
USED LUMBER. Interested par-
ties please call 228-6564 between
80)0 and 4:30 Monday-Fridas.
20,2k
DOUBLE SIZE WOODEN head-
board, dining room table (scats
eight), 4 chairs with padded seats.
262-2539 after 1:30 p.m.. 21c
BIKE, MAN'S 10 -SPEED, cert'
good condition. Phone 262-5848.
21'
5 ROUND HOG FEEDERS.
Phone 229-8267: 21c
DART BOARD .AND LADIES
sire 10 leather coat for sale; darts
free. Phone.235-1854 after 5:0(1
p.m, „ 11
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ASPARAGUS, picked fresh dai-
ly. Call now to reserve your order.
225-2378. 21,22c
YOUTH'S SIZE 5 ROLL FR
Skates. 530.0X,. Phone 235-2815.
2ltfns
45 ACRES HAYLAGE MIX-
TURE. Phone 237-3469. 21,22c
DOUBLE BOX SPRING • and
mattress, S200.00; complete twin
bed outfit S160.00; kitchen table
and six chairs 5100.00; collector's
plates. Phone 262-2203. 21c
USED KiTCHEN TABLE and
chairs, arborite top with 2 leafs,
6 chairs. good condition. Asking
585.00. Phone 238-8396. 21,22c
NORTHLANDER MOBII L
HOME, 12'00' custom built to
two bedrooms and extra spacious
rooms. Includes numerous es-
ccllent extras. Rhone 235-1491.
21,22c
27 FOOT TRAILER, 5800. or
hest offer. Lncan 21'-4170.21,22c
17 Wanted To Buy
SCRAP CARS & TRUCKS. Top
cash price. McStephen Auto
Wreckers. 228-6214. 12-21'
TOY FARM TRACTORS AND
IMPLEMENTS, construction
toys, also Dinky toys. Call
' 228-6823 after 5:00 p.m. 2I,22c
WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE
good quality used clothing, ladies
10, 12; girls 12,14 and men's ex-
tra large. 238-2869. 21,22c
18 Wanted
ROOM AND BOARD, young
man requires room and board in
Exeter. ,Phone 235-2815 after F
p.m. 171fn
BOOKS NEEDED for Huron
County's largest used hook sale
June 4 & 5. Proceeds to Blyth
Summer Festival. Drop donations
off prior to May 30 at Exeter
Branch Library; Exctcr Times -
Advocate; Exeter Furniture; Bank
of Nova Scotia, Exeter; Janis
Bisback's, 86 Queen St.. Hensall.
19-21c
PENS AND PENCILS engraved
with names. Not necessarily in
working condition. Contact
Harvey Hillman, 235-1167, Ex-
eter.- I9 -21,23c
19 Property For Sale'
ONE AND A HALF STOREY,
white brick house in Hensall, 3
bedrooms, 1171 baths. Priced
reasonable. Phone 482-3276.
- 20,21e
PRIVATE NORTHEAST LON-
DON 3 bedroom ranch, cat -in kit-
chen, dining and living room,
detached 18'x24' garage, paved
private drive, large lot, im-
maculate condition. 552,500.00.
Owner will negotiate reasonable
mortgage. 461.0875 after 7 p.m.
20,21c
HENSALL — For sale or lease,
2 bay service station, centre of
village. Call 262-2810 or 262-2535.
20,21c
MOlEI. 17 UNiTS, coffee bar,
owner apartment, well maintain-
ed, asking 5189,500. Restaurant
licensed, well equipped, 70 scats,
2 bedroom apartments, owner ill,
5210,000. Cottage business 9 units
plus owner's residence 5139,500.
Quality Gift Shop showing good
growth 5 year period 5150,000
plus stock. Excellent 2 bay Service
Station location S95,000. 2 laun-
dronr,tts. Contact Cardinal Real
Estate and General Insurance
Broker Limited 519-812-2.510,
519-797-2554. 21x
73 RICIisIOND ST. HENSAI.1
()pen House Sunday May 29, 2-4
p.m. Attractive frame and brick
4 -bedroom home. Formal dining
room, Florida room, gracious liv-
ing room and unique designing
throughout. Keith Anger and Bet-
ty Donolly 673-6463. 21c
4
19 Property For Sale
MT. CARMeL — 3 bedroom
bungalow, finished basement, lot
100'x150', Lake Huron water.
Phone 237.3732 after 6. 16-21c
BUILDING LOT FOR SALE in
Exeter. 52.80 feet wide x 191.40
feet deep. Thomas Street. Full ser-
vice. Interested parties reply to Ex-
eter Times Advocate, Box 43P,
Exeter, Ontario. 21-23•
20 Property For Rent
HENSALL - one bedroom apart-
ment, newly renovated,
broadloom, new stove and fridge.
262-3146 after 5 p.m. 46tfn
IN HENSALL - two bedroom
townhouse, ground floor with
barbecue area. 5238.50 per month,
includes heat, parking, garbage
pickup. Phone 262-2014 or
262-3446. 12tfn
Tl -TREE BEDROOM APART-
MENT in new apartment building
with dining room, 2 baths, on se-
cond floor. 235-0141. 18tfnc
MAPLE ARMS APARTMENT,
luxury, adult, two bedroom apart-
ment available June 1. Phone
235-2420, evenings 235-1715.
18tfnc
FURNISHED ONE BEDROOM,
laundry and parkins,.' Phone
235-1497. 19tfnc
ONE BEDROOM GARDEN
apartment available July 1. In-
cluding appliances, heat, parking,
laundry. Apt. 12. 304 Andrew St.
Phone 472-0986 and 235-0891.
20tfnc
COUNTRY SETTING, 2
bedroom, sage livingroom and
kitchen, main floor fully
broadloomed apartment, large
yard, garden plot, 5235.00 first &
last lease. Newly decorated.
- 235-0392 evenings (message
anytime 235-2430). Immediate
occupancy. 20-22'
PASTURE FOR RENT, also
chopped straw for sale. 60i, a
bale.Phone 262-5430. 21'
4 -BEDROOM AIR CONDI-
TIONED apartment in Hensall
5250.00. Phone 235-0537 after 5
p.m. 21'
21 For Rent
PLYWOOD FORMS, wedges,
portable cement mixer, Power
Trowels, wheelbarrows, etc. Form
ties stocked. Call N.J. Corriveau,
Zurich. Telephone 236-4954. 1St
CAMP -OUT TRAILERS, Hwy.
8 west Stratford. 393-5938. Your
headquarters for hardtop tent
trailers, travel trailers from
lightweights right up to park
models, truck campers and caps.
Dealer for Prowler, Golden
Falcon, Corsair, Lionel, Sales,•
rentals, parts, service. 15-26c
CEMENT FORMS, cement saws,
plate tamper, darbie, power
trowel,. hammer drills, water
pumps, generators, construction
heaters, etc. G.M. Rentals, RR 2
Hensall, Ontario. 236-48I9,16t fnc
17 FOOT CAMPER TRAILER
for rent. Sleeps 6. Stove, fridge,
toilet and awning. Phone
228-6352. 20-23c
23 Wanted To Rent
BUILDING SUITABLY ZONED
for auto body shop in Exeter.
Zurich or -Grand Bend. Phone
236-7781. 21c
23 Wonted To Rent
THREE BEDROOM FARM
HOUSE, barn and five to 10 fenc-
ed acres in Exeter area. Must have
ample water for small livestock
operation. Two-year lease or
longer preferred. Apply stating
location, rental and length of term
available to Box BAX, The Exeter
Times -Advocate. 4St fx
25 Notices
YES!! McStephen Auto Wreckers
is still in business. Selling quality
used parts at a premium price.
Located on the Mount Carmel
Road. Phone 228-6214. 12-21•'
27 Tenders Wanted
TOWNSHIP
OF USBORNE
Sealed tenders clearly marked as
to contents will be received by the
undersigned until 5 p.m. June 7,
1983 for the loading and hauling
of construction materials.
14,000 cubic yards sand
3,000 cubic yards 'A' gravel
Tenders must be submitted on
Township tender forms which ate
available from the Road
Superintendent.
John Batten, Rd. Supt.
RR 3 EXETER, Ontario
NOM ISO
(229-6363)
21,22e
s
VENDING MACHINES AT HOSPITAL — Machines to
dispense hot and cold drinks, snacks and Tight meals
are being installed at South Huron Hospital. Shown
beside the machine which will be stocked with food
from the hospital kitchen are dietitian Barbara Major
(left) and food supervisor Lilo. Smith.
Add machines at
Vending machines for the
convenience of staff and the
public have recently been in-
stalled in the former con-
ference room of South Huron
Hospital.
Break Time Vending of Ex-
eter will service a cold drink
machine, another that
dispenses hot beverages and
a third filled with candy bars,
chips and similar snacks, and
turn back a percentage of
their profits to the hospital.
The fourth machine is the
property of the hospital, and
will be stocked with sand-
wiches, casseroles, salad
plates, soup, fruit and
desserts from the hospital's
kitchen.
A commercial Litton
microwave oven. that will
shut off rather than self-
destruct if forbidden items
like metal soup cans are in-
nocently put in. completes the
available appliances.
The dietary department
will continue to cater for the
morning and aftenoon coffee
breaks and noon luncheons
ONE COLLISION
Damage was set at $1,150 in
a two -vehicle collision in Ex-
eter last Monday.
Drivers involved were John
Thompson, RR 2 Kippen, and
Geneva Rowe, RR 1 Exeter.
They collided at the corner of
William and Wellington`
Streets.
Constable Dan Kierstead
investigated.
NOTICE TO
PROPERTY OWNERS
OF TOWNSHIP OF McGILLIVRAY
Destroy Weeds
Notice is hereby given to all persons in posses-
sion of land, in accordance with the Weed Con-
trol Act, R.S.O., 1980 sections 4, 14, and 21,
that unless noxious weeds growing on their
lands within the municipality of the township
of McGillivioy are destroyed by date of June
27, 1983 and throughout the season, the
municipality may enter upon the said lands and
have weeds destroyed, charging the costs
against the land in taxes, as set out in the Act.
The co•operation of all citizens is earnestly
soiicted.
Weed Inspector
Hugh Baird
Acting Clerk
Shirley Scott
rta/J,i e// ly , :1 H-,;r�,'
HENSALL
ESTATE AUCTION
WE ARE PLEASED TO OFFER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION THE PROPERTY AND HOUSEHOLD EF-
FECTS OF THE ESTATE OF MRS, LUELLA DRYSDALE
AT THE LOCATION Of 67 MAIN STREET, HENSALL
on
Wednesday, June 8th
AT 6:30 P.M.
PROPERTY: Beautiful two bedroom, one and a hall
storey frome house, with a three piece both. glossed
in front veranda, carpeted throughout, full basement,
single cor garage and well landscoped. Property will
be offered of 8:00 p.m. selling to a very reasonable
reserve. Open House from 4:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on
Wednesday, June 1st. Deposit of 51,000.00 and the
Balance to be paid within 30 days.
FURNITURE: Wing back chesterfield, ladies' chair, Im-
perial loyalist 5 piece bedroom suite 54" bed. Imperial
Loyalist 4 piece bedroom suite c w twin single beds,
upholstered chair. 5 piece wood dining table & choirs,
dining buffet, coffee and end tables, walnut side
tobtes. jam cupboard, quantity of blankets. towels,'
sheets, etc., pictures, electric lawn mower, gorden
tools, humidifier, antique film projector.
GLASSWARE: 88 piece Limoges dinner set, 6 piece
Limoges tea set, 70 piece Rosolie dinner set, two 300
day clocks. 1847 Roger Bros. silverware set. silver
cream 8 sugar. cups and saucers. figurines, vases,
many more items.
For further Information contact:
RATHWELL A ASSOCIATES INC.
DICK ROBINSON, SALES MANAGER
Phone ( 5 i 9)527-145S or 527-1336
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AUCTIONEERS. LIQUIDATORS. AF't'rtAISERS
7/ MAIN ST SEArORTH. ONTARIO NOK IW(o
(519152/-1458
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five days a week.
Hospital administrator
Roger Sheeler explained that
previously both visitors and
evening and weekend hospital
staff had difficulty getting
hospital
anything so eat when the kit-
chen was closed. •
Break Time Vending is
owned by Claire Hoffman,
Randy and Bill Gilfillan and
Tuckey Beverages.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
DESTROY WEEDS
NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN
to alpersons l in possession of
lands
the
Municipalities In the County of Huron as follbws:
Townships-
Towns-
Villages-
Ashfleld, Colborne, Goderich,
Gray, Hay, Howtck, Hullett,
McKillop, Morris, Stanley,
Stephan, • Tuckersmith,
Turnberry, Usborne, East
Wawanosh, West Wawanosh
Clinton, Exeter, Goderich,
Seaforth, Winglam
Mayfield, Blyth, Brussels,
Hensall, Zurich
In accordance with the Weed Control Act, R,S.O. 191
Chapter S39, Section 4, 14, and 21, that unless noxious
weeds growing on their lands are destroyed by June 13,
1963 and throughout the season, the Municipality may
anter upon the said lands and have the weeds
destroyed, charging the costs against the land In taxes,
as sat out In the Act.
The co-operation of all citizens is iolicited.
JOE GIBSON
Wised Inspector
County of Huron
Woolacott Estate
Two Day
Antique Auction Sale
For the estate of the late Percy
Woolacott of Mitchell, Ont. to be
held in the Mitchell Arena.
Over 1200 items to be sold
Preview, May 27, 3 p.m. till 9 p.m.
Sale Dates: Sat., May 28 a* 10 a.m.
Sunday, May 29 at 11 a.m.
Note: All hanging lamps will be sold on
May 28
Gentleman's chair, lady's chair, cherry flat to
wall cupboard, two large pine flat to wall cup-
boards, pine corner cupboard, grained flat to
wall, hall seat with mirror, small Sessions
school clock, steeple shelf clock, grandfather
clock, grandmother clock, cockoo clock with
carved bird and leaves, Vienna regulator clock,
with horse on top, tall Lena shelf clock, two
bowed gloss china cabinets, cherry poster bed,
large walnut sideboard ornate with carvings
and galleys, walnut Victoria settee, walnut
corner whatnot with carved fruit on door,
cherry ggateleg dining table, four cherry dining
chairs, four walnut dining chairs, ornate carv•
ed walnut telephone table and daffodil
telephone, cherry harvest table with two
drawers, two horse collar bar chairs, four cap-
tain's chairs, two large pine blanket boxes with
two drawers, Empire four drawer chest with
burled walnut front, oak highboy chest of
drawers, walnut inlaid tilt top table, cherry
bonnet chest, small cherry chest with painted
decorations, brass double bed, walnut washs-
tand with towel bars, carved doors, pulls and
galley plus other fancy washstands, fancy small
tables, pair of large bisque figurines plus
others, two four stemmed epergnes, pair of
ruby enamelled girandoles with double row
prisms, Argand lamp, gilt altar candlestick, Tif-
fany type table lamp, brass organ lamp, six
piece flow blue toilet set, seven Gone With the
Wind lamps and blue baby face lamp, pine cor-
ner dry sink, The Doctor oil painting, print of
Don Patch famous race horse, 13 hanging
lamps, Cranberry hobnail, Amber hobnail, blue
opalescent etc. R.S. Prussia Melon boy vase
plus large offering of oil lamps, miniature
lamps, pickle cruets, biscuit jars, plates, cocoa
pots, teapots, tumblers, pitchers, bride's
baskets, salt and peppers, cups and saucers,
dishes, gissware, collector's plates etc. The ab
ove in cranberry, vaseline, milk glass,
amberina, rubina, pigeon blood, RS Prussia, RS
Germony, Limoges, Nippon, Cosmos, depres-
sion glass, Rosenthal Royal Nippon, Wave Crest
etc. This is one of the largest finest 40 year col-
lections to be sold by auction.
TERMS CASH.
RICHARD LOBB
AUCTIONEER
Clinton, Ontario
482-7696
RICHARD LOBE -
Auction Calendar
Clinton 482-7898
May 28 10 a.m. Antiques, Mitchell Arena
Woolacott Estate
May 29 11 a.m.Antiques, Mitchell Arena
Woolacott Estate
Wed. evening June 1 6 p.m. at Richard Lobb's
Barn Clinton, Antique furniture, fridge etc.
Sat.. June 11 at 10 a.m. house,tractor, sta-
tionwagon, appliances, tools etc. for the
Woolacott Estote, Mitchell Ontario.
Sat., June 18, 10 a.m. House, 1966 Rambler,
furniture, appliances, modern piano etc. at
Richard Lobb's barn Clinton, Ontario.
Auction Sale
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Of garage equipment, tools and
mi;c. items.
Sat., May -28, 1983, 1 p.m. sharp
1/4 mile west of main corner in
Clandeboye Ontario, 3 miles north
of Lucan or 10 miles south of Exeter
on No. 4 hwy. (Watch for sign) For
the estate of the late Mr. Lloyd
Mason.
GARAGE EQUIPMENT Hydraulic Vulcan
jack FL -32, cherry picker, motor lift, small
hydraulic jack, May tire-matic air electric tire
changer, model M62B, Micro precision wheel
balancer M-60, Miller electric welder model
M180, Power fast battery charger, milroLyn
portable air compressor model 46, Gilbert and
Bailer MFC Co. oil or grease pump, 5" vise B
& D bench grinder, creeper, 3 ft. pipe wrench,
acetylene welder equipment, small battery
charger, B & D heavy duty 7" disc grinder,
several wrenches, sockets, hand tools, tool
boxes, tire rock, engine service cupboard,
several clamps, tire patches, gaskets, chain
fall, 40 kg. ACME rad soak solution, fire ex-
tinguishers, barrels, pails, aluminum extension
ladder, step ladder, adding machine, several
other items.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS — Refrigerator, clothes
dryer, wringer washer, table, HI—FI, milk
cans.
Terms Cash
Norm Whiting Auctioneer
Phone Exeter 235-1964 or 235.1931
* Large Estate of Antiques *.
* Household furnishings, farm
* machinery, shop equipment, M.F.
* bulldozer, bus, etc. For the estate
* of the late Mr. Gordon Kennedy,
* 187 Main St., Ailsa Craig, Ontario.
* Wednesday. June 1 - 10:00 'a.m.
* Antiques and household will be sold *
* first •
* ANTIQUES: Round dining room table; round
* backed dining room chairs; washstands; hall
rock complete with mirror and. seat; square
* dining room chairs; large bureaus; parts of
* grandfather clock; Gingerbread clocks; New
* Haven clocks; captains chair ; coal oil lamps;
* iron kettle; drop leaf table; jugs: rockers; set
of Limoge ,china; old silver pieces and silver-
* ware; gold dust scales; snow shoes;. bells;
* scales; other antique dishes and crystal;
* wooden beds and dressers; wood sled bed and
* dresser; Mason Riech mahogany piano and
* bench (excellent condition); mahogany parlour
set; arm chairs; two desks; marble top coffee
* table; small tables; wall mirror; pictures;
* trunks; old radios; shot gun and rifle (only per-
* sons with permit will be allowed to purchase);
* etc.
HOUSEHOLD: Westinghouse refrigerator; mat-
ching G.E. automatic washer and dryer;
* chesterfield and chair; Admiral 23" color T.V.;
* Woods 20 cu. ft. freezer; dishes; pots and pans:
* lamps; clocks; linen; bedding; French Provin-
* cial bedroom suite, complete; kitchen chairs;
desk and Underwood portable typewriter and
* case; file cabinet; upholstered choirs; gun rock:'*
* Electrolux vacuum cleaner; hall tree; Singer
* sewing machine in cabinet; radios; garden roto
* tiller; etc.
* SYRUP EQUIPMENT: 500 and 200 gallon
* storage tanks, 100 gallon gathering tank; boil-
ing pan with controlled inlet; finishing pans;
* 800 spiles; 800 pails with covers.
* SHOP EQUIPMENT: Forney electric welder:
* bus and car tires; compressor; ladder; fire ex-
* tinguishers; bus parts (mufflers and tail pipes);
tools; work bench; vise; motor and grinder;
* tool box; battery charger; oil; hydraulic jack;
* assortment of hand tools; nuts and bolts; wren-
* ches; greaser; timing light; McCulloch chain
saw Pioneer chain saw; cement mixer; wheel
* barrows; lawn mowers; etc. etc.
* FARM MACHINERY: Selling approximately
- 2:00 p.m. Ford diesel 3000 tractor and loader;
* -Ford 9N tractor; Ford 2 furrow plow; 3 pt. hitch
.4( mower;
Ford cultivator; 3 furrow Ford plow; N.H.
* mower; N.H. 717 super 1 row harvester with
hay head; N.H. forage blower; ? forage
* wagons and boxes with roofs; wagons; 36' bole
* elevator; Case manure spreader; Kongskilde
* cultivator with harrows; 2 gravity bins and
4E cultivator;
N.I no. 10 corn picker; Noble 4 row
cultivator; 24 plate disc; harrows.
' CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT: Selling at 2:30
* p.m. M.F. bulldozer 3365 with Perkins diesel
* motor and root rake, new tracks. this machine
tis in excellent condition; Dodge dump truck,
running condition, selling as is; 1 yard dump
11' box.
* BUS: Dodge 66 passenger School bus, running
condition; 1970 Dodge cor; both selling as is.
* CAMPER TRAILER: Tag -Along, sleeps 4, sink
* etc., hard top.
This is a large interesting Auction Sale for
* everyone. Plan to attend. The above is a par-
* tial listing only.
* TERMS: Cash Sale Day Booth
* Auctioneers
* Tom Robson Hugh Filson
* 666-1967 666-0833