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Times-Advocate, 1986-09-24, Page 256 Services DON BENDER ELECTRIC LTD. Dashwood For all your electrical repairs & installations Industrial, Commercial, Residential & Farm Winco Standby Generators Sales 6 Installations PH: 237-3575 291 SEPTIC TANKS WEEPING BEDS Installed, Repaired, Pumped Butler Bros. Lucan 227-4312 or 227-4254 30 Years Experience • Backhoe service. • Scrap purchased 16tfn Johnson SANITATION SERVICE PORTABLE TOILET RENTALS Septic tanks and holding tanks pumped and installed. PH: 294-6954 Parkhill Zenith No. 89220 29tfn DAVE PASSMORE PLUMBING & HEATING RR 1 WOODHAM 235-2708 30tfnc 7 Livestock PUREBRED DUROC, York Boars, ROP test. Also bred and open guilts. Govern - mem health inspected. Also a good selec- tion of Yorkshire Gilts bred Landrance. Ted Schendera, Z25-2734. 24ftn STEERS, 23 cross -bred approx. weight 700 lbs. Phone 262-3207. 39c SHAMROCK FARMS have stockers any size, Holstein calves for white or red veal. "Order now". No order too small. Reasonable prices. Delivery avaialble. 345-2761. Ask for Jeff. 39-42c 8 Farm Machinery BUTLER SILO UNLOADER, complete, good shape for 12'-13' silo. Price $950. Phone 666-1967. 38:39c CORN PICKER, New Idea 2 row narrow. Good condition. Phone 293-3575 before9 p.m. 38:39c MIX MILL, Owatonna model 100, good condition' $1095; New Holland baler $395; Open top drums $3.00 each. Phone 235-1462. 39:40c 9 Sports Equipment,Vehicles 1980 SUZUKI RM80, good condition, very quick.. totally rebuilt, new piston, rings, bearings, and electrical work has been done, asking 5500 or best offer. Phone 235-2815 after 5:30 p.m. 39SA 1981 YAMAHA 550 Seca. 16,000 kms., back rest, luggage rack, engine guards and tank bag. 51600 or best offer. Call after 6 284-3233. 39SA 4413WMOB(LE TRAILER 2 bed, tilt with 12" box and gate. 5300 or best offer. Phone 284-1527. 39SA 11 Cars, Trucks 1975 TRANS AM, p.s., p.b., air condition- ing, pwr windows, good condition. 53,999. certified. Phone 284-2772 ask for Stan; or after 6 p.m. 284-2469. 39SA 1978 TOYOTA CELICA GT, 5 speed, good running condition. Sell as is. Best of- fer. Phone evenings 238-2068. 39SA . 1977 FORD MAVERICK, 4 door, 250, 6 cylinder, automatic, white with blue in- terior, good condition. Easily certified. 51600 or best offer. Can be seen at Mof- fatt Auto Repair. 284-3622. 39SA 1979 CHEV CAPRICE CLASSIC WAGON, all power/air, good condition. 52000 or best offer. Phone 461-0916 after 6 p.m. • 39SA 1979 THUNDERBIRD, 302, V8. CC, p.s., p.b., bucket scats, sports panel, good con- dition. 52500 certified. Phone 284-3699. 39SA 1976 GMC '/r ton, 350, automatic, p.s., p.b., topper, safetied, excellent condition. 52650. Call 235-2835. 38:39c 1978 FORD RANGER F150 XLT. 4x4, step side short box, roll bar mags, tarp, very good condition, certified, 56000. Phone 229-6649. 39SA 1976 PONTIAC CATALINA. very good mechanically, needs little body work. Phone 235-2766. 39c 1978 FORD THUNDERBIRD, p.s., p.b., air, black with red interior, good condition, 52795 certified. Call 235-2732 after 6 p.m. 39* 1977 COUGAR RX7. Very clean. Good rubber. 51700. Phone 235-2495 after 6 p.m. 39• 1975 MONTE CARLO. Selling as is. Best offer. Phone 228-6774. 39c 1980 R MODEL MACK 315 engine. 15 speed direct, new brakes, new tires on rear, 36" bunk, wet line available. Phone 228-6973. x3t 39c 1980 CHEVETTE, 4 speed, AM/FM radio, 2 lone, blue excellent condition. Call 2Y 3342. 39:40c 1984 CHEV ST PICKUP, extended cab, rear jump seats, AM/FM cassette stereo. V6, 5 speed, p.s., p.b., sliding rear window. 43,000 kms., 1500 Ib. payload, radials, tinted glass, oil, like new asking 58250. Phone 235-2528. 39SA 41978 OLDSMOBILE CUTLAS SUPREME; 1979 Dodge Ram Charger; 4x4 318, Phone 262-5253 after six p.m.39• 1976 FORD CUSTOM 500, mechanically sound, low mileage. Selling as is. Asking $1000 or best offer. Call 235-2707 or after 6 p.m. Call 235-1549. • 39c 1085 DODGE LANCER ES, auto, p.s., p.b., pdl, cruise, AM, FM cass., sunroof. digital dash, sport pkg., 24,000 km. A real bargain at 510,749. Call after 6 p.m. 235-2382. 39c 1985 CAVALIER, type 10, 23,000 kilometres, velour interior, 4 speed. Ask- ing 58500 or best offer. Phone 234-6764. 39:40c ,1979 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT. Ideal for second car 5750 or best offer. Call 235-1142. Ask for Mike. 39c 1976 PONTJAC PARISIENNE BROUGHAM, TUT., one owner, p.s., p.b., p.w., a.c., mech A-108,000 original miles. Must sell. 51500 as is or best offer. Phone's 284-2766 Geo. P. Ullyot, 46 Ontario St. St. Marys., 39SA 1984 GMC VANDURA 2500` 8 cyl 350, 49,000 km., p.s., p.s., p.w., p.I., t.s., a.c., c.c., mag wheels, raised roof, 4 cot ch., sofa bed, porta-pot, built-in ice box and cup- board, AM/FM cass. 4 sod., running board. Derma slime, ziebatt, scotch guard. Bill Sweeney -284440. ' 39SA 1 1 1 Curs, Tru; k; OLDER USED CARS and trucks. Give us a call. Town Line Collision, 228-6700.34t fn PERFORMANCE and CUSTOM EQUIPMENT For Cars, Trucks and Vans available al EXETER PRECISION MACHINE and WELDING 168 Thames Rd. W. Exeter, Ontario Phone 235-1035 1tfn 1982 FORD MUSTANG GT, excellent condition.'2364387 between 8 a.nt. and 6 p.m. 25tfn 1972 CHEVELLE, 4 -door, 350 mechanically excellent, needs body work 5500.00 or best offer. 229-8194. 32tfnc 12 Pets BORDER COLLIE PUPS, from excellent working strain. Phone 666-1777. 3ltfnx GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, purebred. 550.00. Phone 262-5099. 36:39c 13 Musical Instruments BONTEMPI CHORD ORGAN, like new, excellent condition, Good for Beginners music lessons, or pleasure 482-9297 after 5 n.m. 3t fn nc 14 Appliances, Television ELECTROLUX VACUUM with power nozzle and all attachments. Call Centralia 228-6531. 39SA REFRIGERATOR -FREEZER. 3 door side by side model. Almost new, deluxe almond, 18 cu. foot. Price new 51200. Will sell for S825. Phone 235-1860. 39c FRIDGE AND STOVE, good matching set. Phone 235-1059. 39SA 15 Personal IF YOU WANT to drink that's your business. If you want to quit that's ours. To speak with an AA member please phone 235-1973 or 345-2536. 48tfn DATES GALORE: For all ages and unat- tached. Thousands of members anxious to meet you. Prestige Acquaintances call toll free 1-800-263-9163 hours noon til 8 p.m. 38x 16 For Sale SPRING LAMB - the ideal treat on your barbecue this summer. Get one now for your freezer and be ready to treat your family and guests royally. Call Bill Batten at 235-1331. 241fx FIREWOOD - hard and soft maple, red and white oak and ash. Delivered S40 a cord: 234-6303 or 262-5789. 30tfn USED CAR AND TRUCK PARTS. Phone 228-6214. McStephen Auto Wreckers. 3343* ORDER NOW farm fresh chickens. Phone 349-2771. 39SA BED - antique oak Quebecois extra long. 48"wx61/2' long. 5150. Phone 284-1279. 39SA • SPOOL BED, antique walnut, nicely refinished. 5250. Phone 284-1274. 39SA FIREWOOD - mixed hardwood, delivered, free kindling. Leslie Cudmore, 235.1267. 35-50* BRICKS - 2000 yellow reclaimed cleaned. Phone 262-5297. 39SA CANOE- 16 ft. cedar strip, excellent con- dition 5300; York weights set, bench and weights 585; Ladies 3 speed hike S40. Phone 284-3699. 39SA ELECTRIC GOLF CART, good condition with canopy top. Call anytime 284-1368. 39SA CHAIRS - 6 matching solid oak antique 5125; two small antique dressers with bevel edge mirrors 545 each; White zig zag sew- ing machine S65; 3 antique mantle clocks - 2 sessions, I pequegnat; antique rocking chair 565; Hoover spin dry washer 560. Phone 243-2594. 39SA APPLES - cooking apples and other varieties to follow. Barry Jeffery 235-0387. 39c YARD SALE - Sat. Sept. 27, Main St. Crediton. Infants clothes, ping pang table. kerosene heater, VCR, etc. 39c FIREWOOD, well seasoned hardwood 5120 cord. Phone 227-4939 ask for Ed. 39:40c FIREWOOD - seasoned white ash for sale. $35.00 per cord, picked up. Phone 238-2670 after 6 p.m. 39:40c GAS BARBECUE, Sheppard, 1000 with racks and tank. Previously won in draw. Call 234-6380 after 6 p.m. 39c MacINTOSH APPLES. You may pick you own. Edwin Miller. Phone 229-6375 or 235-1126. 39:40* CHESTERFIELD and chair, blue -great. Contact Hugh Rundle 235-1406. 39c COMPOSTUMBLER - Save work - no more struggling with trying to turn com- post piles by hand. Just a few easy spins a day is all it takes. 60 gallon capacity com- plete with stand. S349. Huron Tractor Lid. Exeter. 235-1115. 39c U -PICK APPLES at our orchard. Satur- days only. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Macs, Courtlands, Spartans, Red Delicious 58.00 bushel. Fresh cider 53.00 gallon. Watch for signs. Visscher Farms. 3 miles west of Exeter on Hwy. 83. 39ifn PORTABLE COLOUR T.V.; 26" Sylvania. Good working order 560. Phone 236.4402. 39:40c FORKLIFTS, older models, cheap. Phone 234-6744. 39:40c NYLON PARKA SIZE 40; 2 one pc. men's Ski boo suits; size tall; 2 pr. men's skates 11 and 11'/2; clock radio; gold coloured swag lamp; 3/. bed size mattress. Phone 262-3124 after 4:30 p.m. • 39c McINTOSH APPLES. No. 1 55.50 a bushel. Open daily from /I:00 to dark. Clos- ed Sunday. Dixon's Fruit Farm, RR 2 Ailsa Craig 293-3043. • 39• PANEL DOOR 791/2"x32" with full size bevelled mirror S85.00. 2 piece lavender bathroom set 555. Phone 262-2235. 39c FIREWOOD - season mixed. Maple. hickory, cherry. Ironwood, etc. 32 cu. ft. S30. Phone 262-2224 after 8 p.m. 391fn LAWN & GARDEN TRACTORS; Ford LGTI IH, 38" mower, II h.p. hydrodrovc real clean 51895; Ford LGT16S hydrodrive. 16 h.p. 48" mower, 48" snowblade 51995, Massey Ferguson 10 h.p. 42" mower, mechanics special 5595. Call Glen Guest, Huron Tractor Ltd. Exeter 235-1115.39c VACUUM CLEANER Kirby, like new, only one year old. Excellent condition. Shampooer and polisher only used once. All attachments. Call 228-6531. 39SA APPLES - Macs, Wolfe River. Empire, Spartans, Sweets. Kings, Snows, Pears, cider apples. Please bring containers. McClymont Orchard, Varna. Phone 42-3214. 39:40c 1 FAMILY YARD SAI.E - Sat. Sept. 27. 9 a.m. 96.Andrew St. S. Exeter. Chain link fence, toys, children's clothes. bikes, drapes, change table, and many more items. 39c FIREWOOD; limited supply, hardwood. Phone 262-5253 after 6 p.m. 39* WASHER - Inglis automatic heavy duty in excellent working condition. 5250. Phone 235-0954 after 3 n.m. 39! 16 Fui Sole SEWING MACHINE and table, Brother; brrinbell equ, mens. Phone 229-$194.39c YARD SALE - Wellington Street, Huron Park. Sat. Sept. 27. 8 a.m. . 39c FREEZER - IS cu. ft. in good working con- dition. Phone 235-2251. 39:40' ARTIST SUPPLIES Ariboards, Brushes, Acrylic Paints, - Charcoal Pencils, Art Nibs Sketch Pads, Calligraphy. EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE 30tfnx YARN - Discount Prices, Beehive Brands, Ron's Health Centre, Hensall. 32tfn VISSCHER FARMS COUNTRY MARKET CAULIFLOWER APPLES -MACS BROCCOLI COURTLANDS, SPARTANS CABBAGE EMPIRES, RED DELICIOUS ALSO 'Fresh Cider 'Pumpkins 'Onions 'Turnips 'Tomatoes *Peppers ORDERS TAKEN NOW FOR BRUSSEL SPROUTS 3 miles west of Exeter on Hwy 83 OPEN gaily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. CLOSED Sundays Phone 237-3442 27tfn ANTIQUE WICKER CRADLE with detachable stand 5225. Phone 284-1274. 39SA YOUTH BED antique butternut with custom built mattress 5225. Phone 284-1274. 39SA COOPER SKATES, boys size one, like new 525. Phone 235-2724 after 8:30 p.m.36tfx NEW & USED STEEL. Hamilton's Machine Shop 235-1655. 36tfn DESK - solid oak single pedestal, 42"1x30"w• S250. Solid oak swivel -desk chair S75. Chair and desk for 5299. Phone 284-1274. - 39SA 555 STEEL BUILDINGS 555, Various sizes available, example 30x50x14 54,990; 46x90x16 59,960, equipped with large garage doors. Due t� limited quantities and low prices serious buyers only will, save many dollars. We start by paying for your call. Act now and save 1-800-387-2115.39x MOBILE HOME, 12 x 65. Northlander, excellent condition. Can be moved or re- main on owner's property. Call evenings 236-4494.- 38,39c 20 PERCENT OFF, all jeans and mater- nity wear. Gas dryer for sale at Everthrift Store, 157 Main St. Exeter 235-2687.38,39c USED PHOTOCOPIER, excellent condi- tion. 5375.000. Ask for Helen at 1-800-265-5191. 38,39c STEEL BARGAINS, 15 cents a pound per piece (assorted sizes). Flat, strip, plate, pipe, etc, ate. Hamiltons Machine Shop Hwy 83. Phone 235-1655. ,38t fnc NOW TAKING ORDERS for grain fed roasting roosters and chickens. Govern- ment Inspected meat. Ducks and geese also available. Phone 237-3272. 37-39• BIRCH WOOD. Phone 237-3207.38,39• POULTRY. Day old and ready to lay Leghorn pullets available year round. Dual purpose, brown egg layers available spring and fall. Call toll free today. 1-800-265-8536. McKinley Hatchery.38tfn FIREWOOD well seasoned, cut and split 4'x8'x16"545.; 4'x8'x8' 5125. Small delivery charge or you pick up. Phone 235-0706. 34tfn LOVE SEAT and chair, beige, ex. cond. 5250; 2 covered benches ex. cond 5100; chest, 6 drawers, white ex. cond. 560; dishes 8 settings and 20 pc. stemware 550; walker - jogger, new 5200; ladies bicycle almost new. 560. Phone 235-0963. 39SA CLEARANCE SALE - Sat. Oct. 4 and Sun. Oct. 5. Time 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.'at the Village Store, Main St. Centralia. Any 20 items of clothing for 510. Choose from tops. slacks, suits, skirts, etc. 39c JEEP OWNERS Parts, accessories for jeeps 1942-1986. Gigantic stock, low prices, quick service. Gemini Sales 4736E. Hastings Burnaby, B.C. V5C 2K7. Phone: (604) 294-2623, 294-4214. 39x 10'x10' GREENHOUSE 5149. I000W. metal halide 5175. Plus 10,000 gardening products. Great prices. Send 52 for info - pack. Western Water Farms, 1244 Saymour St., Vancouver, B.C. V6B 3N9. (604) 682-6636. 39x COLLAPSIBLE VINYL truck caps for all models, seven colour. Literature available. Light Truck Systems, Box 3025, Kitchener, Ont. N2G 4R5 (519) 745-9846 or (519; 742-0375 evenings and weekends. 39x PENNY ROLLER - Canada's patented coin roller. Wrap pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters quickly and easily! 58.95 plus 63c tax. Two for 516 plus $1.12 tax. Penny - Roller Products, P.O. Box 405, Fort Erie, Ont., L2A 5N2. 39x S20 OFF the N.I.V. Study Bible of your choice (Visa Master). Phone (416) 637-9151. The Family Christian Bookstore, 750 Guelph Line, Burlington, Ont. 1 km. S of Q.E.W. 39x NEEDLECRAFTERS! Excellent income potential teaching and selling needlecrafts for Panda Stitchcraft. Representatives especially needed in smaller communities. Write Pegg) Anderson, 2281 Woodward Ave., Burlington, Ontario L7R ITS. 39x STEEL BUILDING '/: Brice sale - Buy one building at regular price and get double length for 50 percent more. Phone Pioneer/EconoSpan Collect for informa- tion (416) 678-1585. 39x PEACHES (by the bushel or basket) * GRAPES * NEW APPLES * PRUNE PLUMS * MELONS FROZEN: Pitted, Sweet & Sour Cherries - Elderberries - Wild blueberries Apric.tts - Raspberries HOME BAKED: Mega Muffins & Pies - Mennonite Meats ROCK GLEN FARM MARKET OPEN 7 DAYS 8 a.m.. 9 p.m. 828-3100 ARKONA 38tfn DOWNDRAFT STOVE, one used 7x9 garage door with all the hardware. Phone 2296143. 39SA YORK BARBELL 170 Ib. and dumbbell set, complete with press bench, like new condition 575.00. Phonc 229-8734. 39SA 50 OLD CHAIRS - all stripped and sand- ed, some refinished, press backs, oak chairs, 2 high chairs, crib, 2 bird cages. G. UIlyat, 46 Ont. St. N. 284-2766. 39SA OUTSIDE WROUGHT IRON patio rail- ing, 28 ft. Hall light fixture. Doug Robbins. 2_35-1519. 371fn PATIO SHEERS AND DRAPES, I pair, custom made. Phone 235-1212. 39SA STEEL. BUILDING.,.': price sale - Buy one building at regular price and get dou- ble length for 50 petcent more. Phone Pioneer/EconoSpan Collect for informa- tion (416)678-1585. _ 37-41x ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, sales. service, rental. supplies. Jerry Mather% -Typewriters, 94 Main St. 235-1840. 211 FIREWOOD, well seasoned, delivered by cord or larger truck loads. 236-4457 or 238-8454. 38tfn 16 Fui Sale WOOD- Hickory, Ash and Maple cut fast year. You pick up 580.00 one '/r tone pickup load or 540.00 for 32 cu. ft. Phone Ironwood Golf Club Exeter 233-1321 dr 235-0707. S0tfn HARD WATER PROBLEMS? Introduc- ing the water softener that doesn't use salt. No more lugging heavy bags of costly salt. Other softeners remove calcium and other good -for -you minerals. We don't add salt to your water or remove beneficial minerals, because that's not good for you. Other softeners take up lots of room, use electricity, require backwashing, cost plenty to install and too much to maintain. We don't CaII toll free 1-800-268-2636 for healthier, better tasting cleaner -washing water. 38x RUSTY SMELLY WATER? New technology for treating water at the source offers well to faucet protection throughout entire water system. No salt or messy chemicals. See the results with our 6 month trial offer. Quote: "Barry Kinch - Kenabeek, Ont. "Thanks again for putting out a system that really does what you say it will" For clear, sweet, water call 1-800-268-2656, area 807 call 1-800-624-4344. (You'll be glad you did.) 38x PATIO SETS - 40 percent off or more. Warehouse open Fri. Sat. 71 King West Forest. Umbrella, tables, chairs, lounges, giftware. 519-786-4405. 19t fn 17 Wanted To Buy MOTORIZED EXERCISE 1 READMILL or one that can be converted. Phone 1-345-2723. 39SA SCRAP CARS OR T,,RUCKS. Highest prices paid. Phone 228-6214. 33-53• LADY'S BICYCLE, 10 speed or touring. Call 262-2505. 33tfx 19 Property For Sale CENTRALIA Convenience store - or anything you wish to change it to with at- tached 3 bedroom apartment. Owner ill. Only variety store in town. Reduced to 538,800 or best offer. Phone 228-6236. 39SA YES THE GARDEN OF EDEN is for sale. 3 bedroom bungalow. Big rec room, new double garage. All rooms newly panelled. New septic tank, deep well. Forced air -gas heat on nearly 1 acre. Great place for kid- dies. School bus at door. Reduced to 549,700 or best offer. Phone 228-6236. 39SA FAMILY HOME on good size lot. Nicely decorated, close to school, arena, and store. Buy now, save realtor price. Phone 235-0720. 38,39• THREE BEDROOM, red brick ranch style home in Crediton - King St. North. Con- tact 234-6237 or 293-3375. 38,39c PARKHILL - 2 bedroom bungalow. Fireplace, sun porch, very clean, more right in. Asking 521,900. Phone 232-4376. 39c 20 Property For Rent INDUSTRIAL or WAREHOUSE space for rent. Call 235-0141. 16tfnc PRIME RETAIL or OFFICE space available. Call 235-0141. 4j6tfnc TOWNHOUSE - 3 bedrooms, Simcoe St. Available Sept. 1st. Phone 236-4230.33tfn ONE BEDROOM winterized cottage in Grand Bend. Lease required. 1-238-8186 for appointment. 37-39c WINTERIZED, clean, furnished, 2 bedroom cottage in Grand Bend. 5275.00 pias utilities, 238-5185 days.441.. j8,39c ' SHOWROOM and office, 1,000 sq. ft. Main St., Exeter. Phone 235-1462.38,39c GRAND BEND. 2 bedroom cottage, fur- nished, September -June. Call 238-2029. 38tfn TWO-BEDROOM modern brick house, 3 miles south of Grand Bend. Carpeted, well insulated, full basement. Available in Oc- tober 238-2757. 38,39c. APARTMENTS - partially furnished small one bedroom and bachelor, parking and laundry, Phone 235-1497. 38tfn HOUSE - 3 bedrooms available Sept. 1. Call 235-0565. 39* - ONE BEDROOM apartments. Main St. Exeter. Lease required. First and last month's rem. Phone 1-238-8186. 39-44c TO SUBLET 3000 sq. ft. cold warehous- ing complete with loading dock. Call 235-1425. 39tfn 21 For Rent PLYWOOD FORMS, wedges, portable ce- ment mixer, power trowels, wheelbarrows, etc. Form tics stocked. CaII Corriveau Ren- tals by 8:30 a.m. (Wafter 5 p.m. Weekdays, anytime Saturday. 236-4954 Zurich.16ifn THE "OLD TOWN HALL" auditorium for rentals including weddings, meetings, banquet room, lectures, exhibitions, films, etc. Kitchen facilities available. Contact Ellison Travel, 235-2000. 81fn ROOM FOR RENT. Available Sept. 3, kit- • chcn privileges. Phone 238-8742 Grand Rend. , 3Stfn GAS PUMPS and small office. Phone 235-1462. ' 38,39c STORAGE SPACE for boats only. Phone 236-4648. 38,39c HORSE STALLS. hay storage, pasture to rent. Elginfteld. Phone 227-4303. 38:39* STORAGE SPACE for 40,000 'bu. of grain, with aeration floors. Phone 262-2323. 39:40c 23 Wanted To Rent ONE CAR GARAGE to store sports car for winter months. Starting middle or end of October to April 1st. Call 234-6274.39• HOUSE or Targe apartment in Exeter. Call Shari Burton 235-2734. 39:40c 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Robert James Earl Kinsman All persons having claims against the estate of Robert James Earl Kinsman, deceased, late of the Village of Hensall in the Coun- ty of Huron, who died on the 23rd day of April, 1986, arc hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the under- signed on or before the 2nd day of October 1986, after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then received. Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this 2nd day of September 1986. McConnell, Stewart & Devereaux • Barristers, &c., SeafortheOntario Solicitors for the executors 37-39c 28 Auction Sales LARGE CLEARANCE and consignment auction. Friday, Sept. 26, 10 a.m. Approx. 25 tractors, cars•and trucks and over 200 pieces of farm equipment. More informa- tion dial (519) 534-1638. Wayne Ward Farm Equipment Hwy. 6, Wiarton. 39x CARSONS FALL DRAFT HORSE & Consignment Sale, Wed. Oct. 29 • 9 a.m. Consignments accepted. Carsons Auction Service Listowel (519) 291-2049. 39r • Times -Advocate, September 24, 1986 AUCTION Sept. 23 to Sept. 27, 1986. Eight miles south of Huntingdon Quebec on Hwy. 202. Contents of private Museum. Contact Auctioneers (613) 386-3635, (613) 432-3022. • 39x SATURDAY, Oct. 4 11 a.m. Going -out - of -business sale at Fenelon Welding, Fenelon Falls. Good shop equipment, Lin- coln diesel portable welder, forklift, jib crane, promecam, brake press, lathe, hydraulic iron worker, air compressor, welders. For flyer call McLean Auctioneers 1701324-2783. Lindsay. 39x Page 9A 28 Auction Sales SATURDAY, Oct. 18 at 10 a.m. Con- signments wanted for McLean Auction Centre Lindsay. Accepting tractors, farm machinery, construction equipment, tools, vehicles, recreation vehicles, snowmobiles & riding mowers. Consigned by Oct. 1st bring to barn or phone (705) 324-2783.39x C(ASSIPIEDS MT MUM • If TEAM GOES UNBEATEN.- The London township Soccer Associa- tion (llderton) pee wee soccer team went undefeated this season and won the "A" playoff championship by defeating Nairn 3-2. Back, left, Greg Sumner, Kyle Newland, Jeff Von Bommel, Bryan Small, coach Tony Von Bommel, Gerald Gallagher, Wayne Parry, Jim Sutherland and Robin Bell. Front, Kyle Davis, Andrew Weeks, Joe Taylor, Neale Brown and Richard Noels. Missing were Shane Allen, John Gough, Nath Gray, Jason Manuel and Brett Griffiths. Tories eat corn race squirrels Saturdays come -and Saturdays go, but Saturday September 13 was one day that John and Marie May won't forget for a while. That was the day of the Terry Clifford corn roast, - or as it was billed "the corn cob - Hob Knob". The day started early for John and Marie when John started husking corn. This is the corn that the faithful few went half way to Brantford to pick in the rain on Friday.- The huskers started to gather at the May • house around 9 a.m. and by 11 a.m. the husking crew was in high gear. They did a very good job on about 24 bushel's of some good looking cobs. George May, Randy Clark, Paul Bestard and their husky entourage of happy helpers were in charge -of the cooking kettle. This is a contraption that one might see in an old movie from South Africa where the natives were about to boil a missionary. The boys had the fire going under the big kettle by 3 p.m. and the first corn was ready to be served to the crowd by 4:30 p.m. There seemed- to be willing workers every where -- some were in charge,of the hot dogs, some the coffee urns, some the ice cream bars, some the refreshment booth and some just cleaning the grounds to keep every thing ship shape. In the midst of all this was Marie May keeing an eye on every one to make sure things went smoothly. Mark Laidlaw and his wife Gloria were in charge of the registration. (Heri Bradish and Todd Younker were selling tickets to the golf tour- nament to be held at Fair Villa Golf Course at Nilestown on September 24. If you are reading this paper at lunch time you are %till in time to get down to the golf course and register for the tee off from 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. As most of you will have heard by now the squirrel race was a bit of a disappointment, in the fact there was only one entry. John May had gone to some considerable expense to secure a bit of good squirrel stock right out of England. In fact the cage that held this little fellow had the "Sold to John May, Arva Canada' sign still on the top. John had this bushy little fellow all slicked up for the occasion. Hill Stewart had a notable entry for the event, but he was plagued with bad luck when he slid down the drain in the laundry tub just as Edyth finished giving him his bath," "it was the squirrel that slid away, not Bill," it wasn't even Bill that Edyth was bathing, I hope I have made that clear to everyone. Bryan and Beth Smith's entry under the capable handling of daughter Heather looked like he could have been in the money, but as things turned out Butterscotch "the cat" made short work of this entry. Can you just imagine a butterscotch squir- rel? It sounds like a new kind of peanut butter. With the loss of these two entries the crowd had to settle for a time trial, or a race against the clock. Bran Smith released the squirrel after some difficulty with the starting gate. This brave little animal made a very courageous effort to get to the woods in record time, even though he climbed up the legs of three picnic tables and two Spectators on the way to the woods. The overflow crowd, which represented people from all over the riding sure got their money's worth. They consumed great amounts of sweet corn, steaming hot dogs with all the trimmings, and ice cream bars for desert. Some people were seen at the ice cream freezer three times. I must tell you that the visiting member from Lambton-Middlesex went home to his riding just chucked full of all these goodies. Jim Jepson and his wife had another dinner to at- tend that evening so they went quite light on our offering. After all who wants to fill up on hot dogs when you are about to sit down to a surf and turf meal later on. Terry and Ann Clifford were just their natural selves: They are extra - good at mingling with the crowd and making every one feel like a special friend. Terry sometimes gets carried away a wee bit when he sets his camera down some place and Ann has to find it for him. Fear not Terry, it can anddoes happen to most of us. The medical journals refer to it as aging. The executive along with Terry and Ann would like to give special thanks to all the volutneers who helped in so ttany ways with so many jobs. Also a very special thank you must go out to all you brave people who came out in the cold to this party to have some fun, food, and friendships. You are the people that made this event such a success. Without you it would have been a corn roast, but with you in at- tendance it was a first class feast. The most special thank you of all must go to the May family for the use of their property and all the extra work that was created by being there. Thanks to each and every one of you for another successful party. 1 know 1 have missed thanking some of you, but I suffer from the same afflication as our member. -- aging. Elect slate at Cromarty • Sy MRS. ROBERT LAING Cromarty Bill Mahon was elected chairman and Betty Stoneman secretary for the 1st Cromarty Boy Scout annual meeting on Wednesday night. The treasurer's annual report was read by Ruth Laing. • The following group committee was elected: Chairman - Bill Mahon; Secretary - Betty Stoneman; Treasurer - Ruth Laing; Phoning Mothers - Marie Visscher, Linda Pullman, Barbara McCaughey. Leaders for 1986-87 are: Beavers - Margaret Schrader, Twyla Waddell: Cubs - Rhea Cameron, Carol Ann Scott; Scouts - Bill Cameron, Nelson Pullman. N Nineteen boys were registered and the remainder may be registered by contacting the treasurer or one of the leaders. At the group committee meeting following, Apple Day was set for Oc- tober 18, with Sandra Kemp in charge. SPECIAL AWARD At Sunday's dedication of the Lucan Legion Cenotaph, Ontario Legion president Bill Smith presents a special coin to Rev. Bruce Pocock for his dedication to Branch 540.