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Order buyer for fats, feeders and stockers
Stockers and Western Cattle arriving daily. Sorting cattle for
Talbotvllle Livestock Exchange Ltd. on Fridays
Also picking up cows and veal Saturday Mornings
rant dal 7 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Ontario Pork Producers Marketing Yard
l Open weekly Tuesday 7 a.m. - 12 noon
For more information contact:
Barry Miller, Owner Manager
Office 262-2831, Exeter 235-2717,
Kirkton 229-6205 Trlu�,k 1-661-8956 any1
PeQe 26 Times -Advocate, June 24, 1992
Proud Hen a l Dakar Tots 'radiated from nursery school last Wednesday. Shown here is
the Wednesday/Friday class. At back left Is Damen Love, Justin Verhey, Jeff Anderson, Jer-
emy Thomson, Tyler Peny, Michael Corbett, Timmy Hay, Christopher Riley, Devon Long and
Bradley Norris. At front left is Ashleigh Wright, Katie Stewart, Mallory Greenhill, Christy Hart-
man, Amber Caldwell and Anneke Branderhorst.
FOR
SALE
Totally renovated home in attractive area, 1 block from Main
St., Exeter. Featuring 3 Targe bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, large liv-
ing room, diningroom and den, large kitchen and family room,
new gas furnace, attached garage and storage shed. Large
deck off den. Reduced for quick sale. Call 235-1647
FOR SALE
319 Eastern Avenue, welcomes you.
Large lot, prime location $174,900. Attractive 3 + (1) bedroom
brick home, loaded with extras. 100 x 120 ft. lot, 2 car garage,
large deck, Targe family room with fireplace insert, sunken liv-
ingroom, 2 bathrooms, finished basement, professionally land-
scaped, forced air gas, central air, storage shed. Must be
seen. Call 235-1249 (private sale).
EXETER STONEYRIDGE ESTATES
New Home for Sale . . 2205 sq.
E a
' 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths ' Cathedral livingroom
* Oak cupboards , ' Double garage
• Gas fireplace • Interlocking brick driveway
• Open oak staircase • Sodded and landscaped
PRIVATE SALE
CONTACT Stoneyridge Developments Inc.
Jack Taylor 235-3293
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Auctioneers
Bob Heywood 235-0874
Burt Lobb 482-9377
TONIGHT -yyeOn eday 4venjn June 24 at 6 p.m.
t Sough Huron Reg Centr . Exe ar
We have been favoured to disperse by public auction an excellent Ex-
eter property along with contents, antiques, and Collectibles from a
Windsor estate.
PROPERTY: Selling subject to a reasonable reserve bid, 10°/C down
sale day, balance in 30 days. Known as 382 Albert St., Exeter accord-
ing to Plan 376 pt. lots 1208 to pt. lot 1210 consisting of 50' frontage,
105'6" depth, on which is located a well kept bungalow with 2 bed-
rooms, kitchen, 3 pc. bath, large living room, utility room, car port and
sun porch. Excellent location on quiet street. Proprietors: Mr. and Mrs.
Norm Walper. For viewing contact Bob Heywood 235-0874 (Selling on
location of home at 6.p.m.)
ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD & MISC: See last weeks ad for a full listing
of antiques, collectibles, furnishings, tools, appliances, incl. side by
side fridge, 3 wheel adult trike, almond stacking washer and dryer (like
new), elec. typewriter etc.
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• ESTATE AUCTION *
4EOf 100 ac re,farm, antiques, etc. For the estate of the late William and*
' Melvin Culbert. Will be held on the farm, just South of West McGilliv-*
* ray, 5 miles N.W. of Ailsa Craig. Lot 17, Gone. 1�4tMcGillivray Twp. *
* - Antiques Wednesday
30 - Prim y 8 y:00 p.m. h *
* PRQPf.TY -Consisting of 100 acres, approximately 65 workable. *
a e picturesque gully with creek across property. Older frame barn.'"
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• TERMS: 10% down balance 30 days or 60 days (if -required). Selling*
4r subject to a vary moderate reserve bid. An excellent spot to build your*
*dream home.
*Card, TI UES: Bureau with white knobs, 2 other bureau's, kitchen cup-*
wash stands, iron and brass beds, kitchen stove, potty -chair,'"
*dressers, trunks, odd chairs, desk, old tools, wash boards, walking'"
41plow, horse buggy and cutter. 2 McCormick -Deering mowers, drills,*
*dump rakes, wagon and buggy wheels, steel whealed wagon, Int. bind-
* er, Moody threshing machine on steel, ladders, also lumber etc. An in -01
* terestig auction. Plan to attend. Executor Mr. Alvin Faulder. 234-0"
* 8288 Executor or Auctioneers not responsible for accidents sale day. s"
* TERMS: On chattels cash sale night. Lunch booth. *
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Hutpgh FilsoAuotlonaea
n Tom Robson
* 666-0833 666-1967
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Exeter UCW
EXETER - President Marian
Dougall welcomed 56 members
and visitors to the UCW afternoon
unit lune meeting. The roll call was
answered and the treasurer's report
given.
Olive Thomson reponed on Five
Oaks and Mavis Atthitl president of
the General UCW reported on
many upcoming events.
Mary Baechler was in charge of
the devotions and program assisted
by Dean Smith, Marjorie Del -
bridge, Alice Bowen and Leone
Brock who each read. scriptures.
The afternoon included an auc-
tion sale. Marion Dearing very ca-
pably acted as auctioneer and sold
many many items from baking to
flowers and many crafts. The com-
mittee- helped with presenting the
aritcics to be sold.
The hutch committee convened
by Muriel Marshall served cookies,
squares, tea and coffee.
Barbecue with care
STEPHEN
ta4TWP, - `It's
summetdmc
and tho living
is easy." The
tiswwww4 days arc long,
.r4.N7r.4 the weather's
.& Ilse groat - a Perfect
time to invite
friends over for a barbecue.
Every year, the precious summer
months are marred by needless ac-
cidents caused by careless use of
barbecues.
The Stephen Twp. Fire Depart-
ment wants you to have an injury
free, fire safe summer, so here are
some important tips to follow.
Propane barbecues have become
very popular. They are easier to
use, and faster and cleaner than
charcoal barbecues. By properly
maintaining your barbecue and fol-
lowing some simple precautions,
you can safely enjoy your barbecue
for years to come.
Always follow the manufactur-
er's
anufactur-
ers instructions carefully when as-
sembling a new barbecue. Use the
type and size of cylinder recom:
mended by the manufacturer. If
you have problems with assembly,
call a qualified propane service
person.
If you have not used your barbe-
cue recently, make sure that the
burner holes (ports) and the tube
connecting to the burners are clear
of rust and debris.
Test all connectors for leaks.
With the tank connected, open the
tank valve and generously spread a
soapy solution on all propane fit -
tangs, including the cylinder valve
on the hose if bubbles appear and
become larger or increase in num-
ber, thane is a leak, Never check for
a leak uaiag an open flame.
Tighten or replace the leaky ftt-
unp or hose and retest. If you have
any concerns, have your barbecue
clocked by a qualified propane ser-
vice person.
The fitting that connects the bar-
becue to the cylinder could have a
rubber "0" ring near the end.
Check the ring every time you con-
nect the cylinder. Replace the ring
if it is cracked or out of shape.
Ensure the cylinder valve is com-
pletely turned off and the valve
plug is in place where the cylinder
is not connected to an appliance.
TENDERS REQUIRED
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Huron Adult Day Centre
• Clinton Ont.
Sealed Tenders will be received for
refrigerators, washer and dryer,
microwave ovens, television set,
audio and video equipment, air-oon-
ditloning units and other appliances.
Total 19 items.
Apply to the address below for tender
documents. Tenders will be aooepted
until 11:00 a.m. July 6, 1992 at this
address:
Rosemary Armstrong
Executive Director
Huron Adult Day Centre
P.O. Sox 219
London Road South
Clinton, Ontario. NOM 1L0
Telephone: 482-7943
Lowest or any tender not necessanly
accepted.
Exeter Police Services Board
Used Police Car Sale by Public Tender
One -1989 Chevrolet Caprice Sedan
This vehicle will be on display in the parking lot at the rear of the
Police Building, 20 Sanders Street East, Exeter. Ontario on Fri-
day, June 26, 1992, between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Tender forms
can be obtained from the main desk at the Police Building.
The Tender closing date is Monday, June 29, 1992 at 10 a.m.
WJ. (Jack) Hastiness, Chief of Police, Exeter Police Service
20 Sanders St. East, Exeter Ontario NOM 1S6
Hensall Livestock Sales Ltd.
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Aucti(
Bob Heywood 23o-0874
Burt Lobb 482-9377
at Sout uron tri.f4.C2-"Eceter
We will be dispersing the estates of the late Cecil Moody of Exeter and
Bob Frayne of Usborne Twp. incl. antiques, furnishings, appliances,
oollectibles, snowblower, dinette suite, Sharp Z-60 photo Dopier (new),
grandmothers clock, bonnet chest, bake table, 1979 Mercury Zephyr -
selling as is and hundreds of useful and collectible items. Watch next,
weeks paper for a full listing.
Auctioneers
Bob Heywood 235-0874
Burt Lobb 482-9377
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at • ut ' ron - . e. ter
W,e will be dispersing, exclusively, the estate of the late Mta.Lsi1a
incl. property, antiques, appliances, collectibles, fine china
tinftretc.
TY: Selling subject 10 a reasonable reserve bid 10% down
balance in 30 days. Know as 221 William ST. Plan 376 Pt. lot 527 oon-
sisting of 75.3' frontage, 132' depth on which is loc&ted a quaint Onta-
rio cottage, (Frame structure), 3 or 4 bedrooms, formal dining room,
parlour, eat in kitchen, bath, pantry, loft. This is an excellent property
for a handyman or heritage buff. Contact Bob Heywood for viewing.
(Property to sell sharp at 10 o'clock on location).
Doug Jacob Auction Listing
271-7894
Thurs. June 25 at 5:00 p.m. Large auction o1 antiques, appli
ances, oollecllbles, tools, and household effects to be held at
the Jaoob Auction Centre In Mitchel for Mark of Tymes Antique
Shop of Lucan (closeout) and a Stratford home.
Sat., June 27 at 11 a.m. Clearing auction of tractors, combine,
implements, and mise. Items to be held at Lot 16, Conc. 9 of
Blanchard TWp., 1 1N miles south of Woodham and 4 mile east
for Bill and Jolsna Sr.Mtf:
JathweIjj
& Associates Inc.
OUTSTANDING AUC i • , • _ : - I ERY AND AGRICUL-
ill: _111 „ „ a',l•):1_1; I I_
0112 tractors, farm equipment, ve les, 0 gasoline engines, furniture
and outstanding mise. items of interest located at Hwy. #4 north of Ex-
eter to Kippen and 1 mile west on
PLEASE REFEllteratliailtaffirekaPFULL LISTINGS
NOTE: This is a Targe auction with many Interesting collectible items.
Attend early. Auctioneers and proprietors not responsible for accidents.
Terms - Cash or cheque with I.D. only
Proprietors - Mr. John Peck, farm sold and estate of Alex McMurtrle,
plus neighbor additons.
Rathwell & Associates Inc.
Bruce Rathwell - 482-7181
Kent Rathwell, Bill Preszcator, Dick Robinson Guest auctioneer -
Brtan Aarnim
Auctioneers
Bob Heywood 235-0874
Burt Lobb 482-9377
Thursday Evening. July 2 at 5:30 p.m.
on JocbtloD at 463 Carling St.. Exeter
We will be conducting by direction of the executors, a twilite auction for
the estate_property and contents of the late Ray Cottle.
PROPERTY: according to Plan 376 of the Town of Exeter, pt. lot 410
consisting of 66' frontage, 100' depth, known as 463 Carling St., on
which is located a well kept 2 bedroom bungalow with eat in kitchen, 3
pc. bath, living room, dining area, finished basement, car port, central
air conditioning, on a nice treed lot. Selling at 6 p.m., subject to a rea-
scnable reserve, 10% down, balance in 30 days. Contact Bob Hey-
wood for viewing.
HOUSEHOLD & MISC: Lovely console dining table with 4 -harp back
needlepoint chairs. chesterfield and chair, beautiful curio cabinet with
bevelled glass, kitchen table and 4 swivel chairs, 2 swivel rockers (like
new), 2 Duncan Phyla drop leaf end tables with drawers, 5 pc. bed-
room suite with 2 matching single beds (box and mattress), dresser
and 2 night tables, 3 pc. bedroom suite, piecrust table, recliner, bal-
loon back hall chair, cedar chest, Sears colour VT and remote, stereo
and LP records, GE frost free fridge, GE auto washer and dryer, Ken-
more almond chest freezer, dehumidifier, lamps, kerosene heater
(new), microwave, captains chair, small appliances, kitchenware, exer-
cise bike, card table and 4 chairs, alum. ext. ladder, walker, drill press,
hand and power tools, fine china and glass, MTD 8 hp snowblower,
5121Trak Six Satellite dish and controls, (To be moved from premises
by July 18). This is a very well kept offering. (Last ad before sale - clip
and save). In case of inclement weather sale to be held at arena.
AUCTION SALE
to be held at Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton for Al Corbett of Hen -
sail, car for the estate of Charles Carl Sowerby, plus other consignors.
Saturday June 27 at 10 a.m.
STATE OR: 1982 Buick Skylark 4 door V6 automatic 99,000 _ion*.
(looks good).
TTRRACTOR: Duetz 4006 diesel with cab (real clean).
TACK 1980 Chev 3/4ton pick up 6 cyl. automatic, runs good, needs
1982 Suzuki GN 125
1972 Stinger.
TOOL$. ETc. Portable air compressor, 7 section pipe scaffolding,
small chain saw, 8 ton hyd. jack, 2 skill saws, battery charger, 4" vise,
bench grinder,2 jack all jack,new 3/4" socket set, electric soldering
iron, 2 good logging chains, ec.
MACHINERY: Luccnow 7 ft. snowblower with hyd. hood turner, Ber
vac 7 ft. snowblower, IHC 36 3 furrow plow, 7 ft. blade, old 2 wheel
trailer.
FURNITURE, APPUANCES ETC. 32 ft. TV tower with rotor and aeri-
al, professional drafting board, fridge, automatic washer, Admiral port-
able washer, Hoover portable dryer, Singer electric sewing machine in
cabinet, 2 chesterfields and chairs, real nice recliner chair, water bed,
golf clubs, campstove, wheel chair, rubber dingy boat, camp stove, 2
step ladders, dishes, some bedding etc.
SALE ORDER - Small tools etc. at 10 a.m. machinery, tractor, vehi-
des at 11 a.m., furniture etc. at 12 noon. Please come early as this
auction will be over at approx. 1 p.m.
Terms: Cash or cheque with proper ID
Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton
AUCTION SALE
Valueable real estate, antiques, household furnishings and misc. items
Saturday, July 4, 10:30 a.m. Sharp
122 Fried St. North, Dashwood. For the estate of the late Erma E.
Wein (1 block east and 1 block north of main corner in Dashwood, only
7 miles from Lake Huron on Highway #83
RAL ESJ�►TE--Consists of 1 1/2 storey frame house. Main floor -
kittcchen, diningrOom, living room with french doors. 1 bedroom, 3 pc.
bath, 2 closed in porches, hall and stairs. 2nd floor - hall and 3 bed-
rooms, partial basement, 2 car frame garage. 18x30' with storage in
loft. This house and garage are located on a lot 113.5 ft. frontage by
an irregular lot line. It contains .36 acres known as lot 32, plan 527 of
the Village of Dashwood, Township of HayCounty of Huron, Province
of Ontario. Known in municipality as122 Fried St. House is heated with
oil furnace, has pipeline water and lots of shade trees.
Real estate sold subject to a reasonable reserve bid. 10% day of sale
balance in 30 days. Real estate to be sold at 1 p.m.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Shell gas pump from 1920s, oak dou-
ble roll top desk, pine dry sink, round table with pedestal, buffet, 6
chairs, 9 pc. diningroom suite, other diningroom tables, piano New
Scale William Oshawa Ont. and stool, 5 pc. bedroom suite, 3 pc. wal-
nut bedroom suite, dresser and matching washstand, oak dresser, wal-
nut washstand, table, walnut parlour table, houzer cupboard, pine blan-
ket box, press back chairs, set of 4 chairs, wooden high chair, child's
small chair, several tables, 2 pine benches, fern stand, hall tree foot-
stools, rocking chair, faint couch, trunk, treadle sawing machine In oak
cabinet, doll cradle, Arthur Pequonat Mission clock - Berlin OM., other
docks, hanging lamp, sev}}ral dishes such as set bridal rose dishes,
pinwheel, Bavaria, Noritak�i, Nippon, deression, Pedestal cake plate,
King George and Elizabethh oornation plate, local church plate, silver
tea service, other silver, collection of spoons and racks, quilts, hooked
mats, jewellery, post cards, World War I army helmet, and gas mask,
school books from 1930s, brass jardiner, Dopper boiler, crocks, jugs,
sad iron, old Goodyear tire sign, much much more.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND MISC. ITEMS: chesterfield and
chair, bed chesterfield and chair, swivel chair, platform rockers, writing
desk, cedar chest, large round mirror, end tables, floor table lamps,
stacking tables, stacking stools, large steel trunk, steel cabinet, 17 cu.
ft. Magic Chief - 2 door frost free refrigerator, Viking 2 door frost free
refrigerator, Frigidaire 2 door refrigerator, 20 ' Sharp portable TV, 2
Electrolux vacuum cleaners, (1 powerhead), Electrolux electric broom,
Electrolux shampooer and polisher, 2 - 12" oscillating fans, full line of
small appliances, several dishes, sets of glasses, cups and saucers,
setof 1847 Rogers Bros. silver faltware (ballads), set of dinkey knives,
new set of Rana Wear stainless steel waterless cookware - still in box-
es, quilts, blankets, linens, crocheting wheel chair in good condition,
walker, raised toilet seat gas BBO like new, B & D 7 circular saw,
hand and garden tools, seat,
pump, ladder, hand truck, lawn chairs,
pionlc table and much more:
Terms Cash or authorized cheques
Norm Whiting Auctioneer
For further Information call 235-1931
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