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Times-Advocate, 1981-07-08, Page 21.4 16 For Sale CANOE • 14 ft, fibsrytau, com- plete with paddles. Phone 235. 1033 or 2364880. 26t BOYS BROWN SUIT, size 16, like new. Call 229-8875. 26:27' WOOD COOKSTOVE. and wood heating stove. Best offer. Phone 235-0884. 26:27' GARAGE SALE - We are mov- ing. Many articles. Something for everyone. Sat., July I/ at 95 John St. E., Exeter. 10-4. 27c HARD TOP CAMPER. Sleeps six. Inertcellentcondition. Phone 235-0164. 27c LAWN SALE • al 139 Gidky St. W., Exeter Fri., July 10. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. In case of rain will be held Fri. July 17. 27c CUSTOM MADE solar blanket pool cover rolkr. Hamilton's Machine Shop. 235-1655. 27t SWING SET - large custom made. Phone 235-2598. 27t FRYERS' - ready for barbecue. SI.35 per Ib. Phone 229- 6653. 27:28c 3 TRICYCLES; 28 inch girls; 10 inch toddlers; 10 speed bikes; chrome table and 4 chairs; telephone gossip table. 227- 4I17. 27c STANDING HAY, I cow, manure. 235-1004. 27c THREE DOORS - 12'x14' overhead wood sectional used doors. Phone 227-1742 after 6 p.m. 27c AIR CONDITIONER. Call 227-1023 Murray Shoebottom. 27c ANGEL STONE, 120 sq. feet, clean, asking 5100.00. Phone 238-8013. 27c THREE FAMILY YARD SALE. July II. 131 Kensington Cres., Huron Park. 27c CHERRIES - Pick your own. Sweet good supply. Ready now. Sours light crop. Starting July 10. Sours available in 10 and 20 pound pails. Pitted and frozen. Watson's Fruit Farm, I mile north of Forest, 21 highway. 873-5439. 27c AIR CONDITIONER - 6000 BTU Electrohome for sliding windows 5200.00. I yr. old. 24 in. electric stove 560.00. 235- 1104. 27c COMBINATION YARD SALE - Sat., July 11. 10 a.m. Grand Bend, 2nd house south of bridge, crafts, household and mis- 27c cellancous articles. 17 Wonted To Buy BICYCLE • Ladies 3 or 5 speed bicycle. Phone after 6:00 p.m. 235-1658. 24tfnx CATTLE - we pay good price for recently injured unthrifty cattle. Easy loading traikr with winch. CaII collect 238-2796 John Ansems Grand Bend. 36t ONE USED MANDOLIN. Please call Ailsa Craig 232-4581. If long distance call collect. 25t 18 Wanted OLD BRICK BUILDINGS for wrecking and salvage purposes. Contact R. Lumley Demolition Inc., 1185 Murphy Rd., Sarnia. I-542.4088; Ontario's Largest supplier of reclaimed brick. We fulfilled 76 wrecking contracts in 1980. We paid cash for, a few buildings, we demolished some for no charge, and for others we charged a slight fee for our ser- vices. Yes, we travel. We have associates/partners living and operating out of London and Listowel areas. Honest ap- praisals, references available. We carry 51,000,000 insurance and are covered by Workmen's Compensation. We eliminate eye -sores in an honest, fast, and efficient manner. 27c 19 Property For Sale LAKE HURON FRONT lot at Copper's Cove, St. Joseph, beautifil view with hydro and water.Phone'236.4569 or Wind- sor 969.4046. 26-29-' HOUSE 2 bedrooms, electric heat, large lot, 113/4% mortgage until 1984. Phone 235-1706 evenings. 26t 101/4% MORTGAGE - LUCAN - 8 yr. old 4 bedroom brick home in i,¢tmaculate condition with separate dining room, eat -in kitchen, 2 baths, attached gar- age, double drive, finished family room, large fenced back yard with patio. AskingS61,900.00. Annis & Associates Phone 227-4125 or 672- 1981 26:27c VANAS-TRA - 3 bedroom house. Car port and bar. Full price 516,000.00. 482- 3584. 26:27' MOBILE HOME - 50'x12', 2 bedrooms, fully carpeted. 4 appliances. 150 sq. ft. annex. 57000.00, near Ailsa Craig. Phone 294-6124 evenings. 26-29c ATTENTION UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE CLAIMANTS During the postal disruption Unemploy- ment Insurance warrants will be picked up at Canada Employment Centre between 1:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays . Claimants must bring in their S.I.N. card and another piece of acceptable infor- mation. 1+ Employment and Employ et Immigration Canada Immigration Canada Canada Notice to Customers of the Exeter Public Utilities Commission If the Postal Strike continues, the Commis- sion will endeavor to have your Utility bill delivered. Due to customers being on vaca- tion or working when bills are being delivered, you may not receive your bill. If you have not received your bill by the 15th of the month, you may pick it up at our Commission's Office 379 Main St. S., Ex- eter, Ont. Customers Receiving a bill in July AIIgCommercial Customers All Domestic Customers heating electrically and Domestic Customers living on the West side of Main St. Customers Receiving a bill in August All Commercial Customers All Domestic Customers heating electrically and Domestic Customers living on the East side of Main St. Your co-operation will be greatly ap- preciated EXETER PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION H.L. Davis Manager 19 Property For Sole 2 YR. OLD EXECUTIVE RANCH - 3.4 bedrooms, king size kitchen with built in appliances and Hanover cup- boards, formal entrance, sunken Irving room, 1 four piece bath, two piece bath, tudor family room with fireplace, main floor laundry room, central air, cen- tral vacuum, inground pool, full basement, 3,100 sq. ft. on main floor, 1,500 sq. ft. garage. CaII 235-1460 to view. 27t BRICK RANCH, 3+1 bedrooms, livingroom with fireplace, diningroom, finished basement, inground pool 565,- 500.00. Phone 262.2825. , 27t ESTATE LOTS - Near Grand Bend 23 - I1/4-4 acre lots. 200' frontage, piped -in water, new 4 bedroom bi-level house, garage, on 11/2 acre. 1-672-6863. 16t VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY in the Township of Hay, being: Lot 20, Concession 4, 100 acres more or less; Part of Lot 19, Concession 4, three acres more or less; Part of the East half of Lot 20, Concession 5, 40 acres more or less; The above lands are subject to a tenancy expiring November 15, 1981 and a monthly residence tenancy. Mrs. Edith May Bell, Box 62, Exeter, Ontario. Telephone: 235- 1542. OR Deane & Laughton, Box 130, Exeter, Ontario. Telephone: 235-0440. . 25-27c 20 Property For Rent 3 BEDROOM Modern farm home near Hillsgreen. Phone 262-2928 or 262-5768. 26t 1 BEDROOM newly decorated apartment, suitable for single working adult. Above Canadian Tire. Phone 235-0451 or 238- 8805. 25t LUCAN - 2 bedroom heated apartment. 227-4254 or 227- 4312. 25t APARTMENT - 2 bedroom, available Aug. 1st. 231 Carling St. Apply August Gregus. 235- 1647. 22t COMMERCIAL - Retail space 500 square feet. Adjoining Main St. Ample parking, reasonable. Phone 235-2087 after 6:30 p.m. 23t APARTMENTS - 2 bedrooms, stove and fridge, electric heat. Available Immediately. Phone 235-0141. 16t APARTMENT - 1 bedroom, stove and fridge, electric heat. Available Immediately. Phone 235-0141. 16t WE NOW HAVE warehousing space available for lease at Oud Warehousing. Phone 262-2928 or 262-5768. 1St RETAIL SPACE - Prime loca- tion downtown. 1200 square feet. Phone 235-0173 days or 235- 1080 nights. 24t I BEDROOM APARTMENT, large newly renovated. Close to downtown. Phone 235-0173 days or 235-1080 nights. 24t ELIZABETH COURT - APARTMENTS ONE & TWO BEDROOMS AVAILABLE August 1- Sept. 1 Features appliances, carpet throughout, laundry' facilities, all utilities included. 176 Oxford St. Hensall, Ontario P11: 262-3448 or 262-2615 24t 3 BEDROOM, see downtown from porch. 5395.00 monthly. carport garage. Phone 235- 1414. 27-29' WAREHOUSING STORAGE Building 56 x 40 or about 4480 sq. feet total on 2 levels. Ideal for boat storage or camper trailers. Will suit many types of use. Pav- ed parking area. Highway loca- tion just north of Exeter. 5200.00 mon thly. Call 1-672-3232 Rowcliffe Real Estate Ltd. 256 Oxford St. E. London, Ontario 27:28c 3 BEDROOM apartment, dis- hwasher, fridge and stove. Available Aug. I. Art Gaiser 228-6503. 27t 20 Property For Rent DOWNTOWN 2 bedroom gar- den apartment. Parking, seniors preferred. 5169.72 plus utilities. 304 Andrew St., Unit 14. Available September. Phone 472-0986 and 235-0591. 26t MODERN 3 bedroom house, 168 main St. South, Exeter. Fireplace, broadloomed, shaded lot. Available Aug. 1. 666-1914 Ilderton after 6 p.m. 27t APARTMENT suitable for two persons in Dashwood. Business office also available by August I. Phone 237-3224. 27' HOUSE - clean, comfortable house in Brucefield on country road, available August 1. Reference required and no pets please. Ervin Sillery 482- '7590. 27c 21 For Rent 1979 WINNEBAGO 26 ft. Ioad- ed.235-1104. 27:28c PLYWOOD FORMS, wedges, portable cement mixer, power trowels„ wheelbarrows, etc. Form ties stocked. Call N.J. Corriveau, Zurich 236-4954. 18t FORMAL RENTALS - one of Canada's largest selections. Agent for Freeman's Formal Rentals Syd Silver's of Sarnia. Bob Swartman Men's Shoppe, Exeter, 235-0991. 48t THE "OLD Town Hall" auditorium for rentals including weddings, meetings, banquet room, lectures, exhibitions, films, etc. Kitchen facilities available. Contact property manager Bill Dinney 235- 0231. 23t 23 Wanted To Rent RESPONSIBLE MATURE STUDENT, with pets, requires private accommodation near Centralia College. August 1, 15 or Sept. 1/81. Good references. Phone 681-9719 London or 631- 9818 St. Thomas. 22-26' Busy week at resort Provincial Police at the Pinery Park detachment in- vestigated two crashes Wednesday. Damage was es- timated at $1,000 in a single car accident on highway 21 near Lambton Road 5. Driver of the vehicle was Harold Fremlin of Clinton. There were no injuries in the crash which was in- vestigated by Constable L. W. Weir. That same day, Constable R. L. Hodge investigated a single car accident on Ann Crescent. Bosanquet township. Driver of the car, Louis Hadaro of London, sustained minor injuries. Damage was estimatd at $400. During the week of June 28 to July 4. Pinery OPP laid 73 charges under the liquor licence act, and 11 under the highway traffic act. There were 18 charges laid under the provincial parks act, and two narcotic control act charges laid. Four thefts were in- vestigated, and one im- paired driver was charged. One attempted break and enter was investigated and two drivers were charged for driving while under suspension. In addition Pinery OPP investigated 23 miscellaneous occurrences. Pinery Corporal Steven L. McFadden issued the follow- ing warning for drivers: "It is a proven fact that seat belts save lives and reduce the severity of in- juries. Use of seat belts by motorists has dropped from a high of 79 in March of 1976 to approximately 55% today. More effort will be given to enforcement of seat belt legislation in Pinery Park Detachment area." The Grand Bend OPP detachment had an equally busy week. laving 50 charges 1 atr BUSY QUILTERS - Mysie McDonald, Eva Goldsmith, and Annie Evans, member' of thy Jura Guild work on a quilt as part of the Quilt Show, held at Lambton Heritage Museum on Soturdoy and Sunday. Staff photo QUILT RAFFLE - A quilt was raffled at the Lambton Heritage Museum on the weekend os part of the quilt show. Selling tickets were Mrs. Wilson Steward and Mary Garrett Staff 4sZt -�_ photo • • . •••• .• ••:. • I _, •• j :11• •• • •• • • • .• • • • * "0 . •e e• •�•'.,..••••••••• ••,..•: •I. •••` ••; . • . • • •• • ••••• • (t• !••. • .I••••4 ..14;• .•••••••• i•••T• • • • • •••'• 4 44'4`•..•: ••• •.•; • .. . ••i. ,..4: •• •,• • , ••.. s • ti} • ..• • •• .• '. • •. • , ••r• li • ,•• • •••••• :•• • • •' •,• •S •• • - ••••!••: . • • •-.•� • • ••• �•• •• • '.•' -- •• •• •,..•' • ••' •. ,•. • • • •: • L • CROSS STITCH QUILT - Mrs. John Falconer of Forest created this beautiful cross <titrh quilt which was on display at Lambton Heritage Museum near Pinery Pork Soturdoy and Sunday as part of the museum's quilt show. Staff photo under the liquor licence act. Ten charges were laid under the highway traffic act. Two thefts were in- vestigated. and one case of wilful damage and one assault were handled. One person was charged for assaulting a peace of- ficer. and two narcotic charges were laid. Three drivers were charg- ed for impaired driving. and seven disturbances were in- vestigated. In addition. 115 miscellaneous occurrences were handled. CENTRALIA COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY and CONESTOGA COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY Present DIRECTIONS: A Conference for Women Living in Rural Areas FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1981 and SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1981 at Centralia College of Agricultural Technology Huron Park, Ontario Laura Sabia GUEST SPEAKERS Dianne Harkin SIX INTERESTING WORKSHOPS CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES: to provide - general information on several topics of concern to women - an opportunity for contact and support - an opportunity to examine the challenges faced by rural women - an opportunity to assess further needs for information, support systems, courses etc. Cost: $20.00 Register Early: Numbers Limited For More Information About This Conference, Contact: Centralia College of Agricultural Technology Huron Park, Ontario NOM 1Y0 (519) 228-6691 or (519) 482-3458 Conestoga College Clinton Campus AUCTION SALE OF Over 60 Tractors AND 150 Pieces of Equipment Over 30 Combines Large quantity of Cement Forms AT BRINDLEY SALES YARD DUNGANNON Saturday, July 18 10 a.m. More consignments welcome PHONE 529-7970 or SHOP 529-7625 Gordon Brindley, Auctioneer age INTERESTING AUCTION SALE Zurich Town Hall Auditorium Saturday July l l th., 11:00 a.m. Selling for Don's Knechtel Food Markets, Hensall and Zurich. a complete line of wicker, macrame, and bosketwore supplies over 1,000 items in all, beads, fromes, hundreds of rolls of yarn in numerous colours, candles, wooden infant toys, planters, baskets, smoked glass, brooms, and many more items too numerous to mention. Attend early while quantities and selection lasts, cosh or cheque with suitable I.D. lunch booth, something for everyone, dealers welcome. Don Van Patter L____Auctioneer Zurich (519) 236-4547 't� CSS Times -Advocate, July 8, 1981 Page 9A Richard Lobb Auction Calendar 482-7898 Clinton, Ont. TUES. EVENING JULY 14 AT 7 P.M. _older model 2 bedroom 10 x 48 Mobile home with 6 x 20 added on entrance and storage room for Russell Realty at Morgan Trailer Park, Clinton, Ont. WEQ JULY 15 AT 12:30 NOON - 40 purebred Jersey cows and heifers, most fresh or due at sale time being held at Clinton fair grounds. WED. JULY 15 AT 7 P.M. 25 acres of cosh crop long 1 '/4 miles north of Dublin and 1 '/4 miles west for Louis Maloney. SAT. JULY 18 AT 10 A.M. - furniture appliances, antiques etc, at Lobb's Barn, Clinton for Lloyd Zinn of Goderich. Auction Sale Furniture, antiques, appliances, etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Barn, Clinton, Ontario for Vera Lawrence of Goderich and Russell Bentley of Clinton Sat. July 11 at 10 a.m. Westinghouse fridge freezer side by side two door, matching 30" stove, two floor model colour televisions, nine piece dining room suite, wicker arm chair, four piece bedroom suite, cedar chest, small oval table, chesterfield and chair, floor model stereo, sewing cabinet, hump back trunks, up- holstered chairs, floor and bedroom lamps, odd small tables, small drop leaf dining table, bookshelf, davenport couch, 12 place setting of Noritake china dishes, 2 chests of silver, several silver pieces, dishes and glassware including antique pieces, cups and saucers etc. 10 new wool blankets plus linens and towels, china cabinet, lawn mower, wheel barrow, copper kettle, plus our usual large offering of fur- niture and small items, tools etc. Terms Cash RICHARD LOBI AUCTIONEER CLINTON, ONT 482-7898 Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for acci- dent day of sale. _ 1 Clearing Auction Sale for the extate of the late Mrs. Dan Burns, 59 East Williams St; Seaforth, Ontario, on Saturday, July 18, begin- ning at 1 o'clock. REAL ESTATE - Property consists of lot 59' x 150'. Situated on the lot is a one storey frame house with 3 bedrooms and full basement. It has sewage hookup, new wiring, new forced -air gas furnace, new roof and it has been newly painted last year. The first floor is carpeted and has a new bathroom. Property to be sold at 3 o'clock. TERMS -- Being offered subject to a modest reserv- ed bid; 10% down, balance in full in 30 days. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -- dining room suite, con- sisting of extension table, 6 choirs, china cabinet and buffet, corner table, studio couch, 24 " electric stove Moffatt, Gibson refrigerator, spin dryer, washer twin tub, roll top kitchen cupboard, chesterfield and chair, chrome table and 6 choirs, Singer vacuum cleaner, Singer sewing machine, old extension table, antique dishes, miscellaneous dishes, hall tree, 2 an- tique rockers, odd chair, end tables, coffee table, pole lamp, a variety of lamps, picture frame, telephone table, humidifier, radio. foot stool, high choir. 2 fern stands, crocks, wicker stands, captain choir , coal oil lamps, 3 antique bedroom suites con- sisting of beds, mattresses, dressers and wash stands, 2 large trunks, wardrobe closet stand, a large quantity pillows, bedding and quilts, mis- cellaneous pots and pans, laundry stand, cheese box chrome table, sealers and fruit, picnic table, lawn choirs, garden tools, garden hose. TERMS: Cosh Auctioneer Larry Gardiner Estate or auctioneer not responsible for accident or losses. AUCTION SALE at the Circle B Auction Centre 5 miles east of Mitchell on, Monday July 13, at 6:15 p.m. TRAILER 1971 15 ft. Rocket with fridge sto.e per'o c et sleeps six, in good shape. SNOWMOBILES 1978 ET340 Yomoha red 1972 .340 Ynmoho LAWN AND GARDEN - 12 hp Simplicrt, t•actor hydio<tnhc drive, four foot mower MTD 7 hp 2• n cut snowblower with electric start, two stoae FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES - A,ir•,,1 cefmdac,rc,tor and electric stove gold tone o•.1er Westinghouse upright freezer counter too electric stove and built in oven brown • Findley aos •once Westinghouse built in dishwasher geld 12 - Block and White television, 19 in. portable B & ". •e'es - sion floor model, B 8 W television console 6& W television with record player and radio cheter" e i and choir chrome table and six chairs ant OOP Fo%e scat Electrohome 6,000 BTU air • coe:utioeer humidifier- beds; dressers, lamps other odd cho.rs and smoll tables, mirrors. dishes pets and pans Electrophonic component stereo A'o1 C s 8 tock with two speakers and stand: plus more MISCELLANEOUS t,vo inch sate ocmp with new 3 hp Briggs and Stratton aos ena,ne 28 ft. wooden extension ladder- two bench vices wall unit gas furnace: Temkin 110,000 BTU o' furnace bench grinder. machine that makes acetylene Stihl 24 in. cut chain sow, Craftsman mitre box with saw General Electric hp motor Block and Decker electric hedge trimmer two four foot flo-resent baht fixtures gardening tools plus "ere Partial list only , ••• effect Circle B Auction Centre Prop 348 9646• or 348. 077 Douglas Jocob auctioneer Oper• tiov of <ale fcir <,esrno