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Times Advocate, 1993-11-17, Page 25Household, Antiques & Misc. Auction Thursday Evening_ Nov. 18 at 5.30 p.nt r, at South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter We will be dispersing the contents of Zurich and Stanley Twp. homes along wrth additions. HOUSEHOLD AND ANTIQUES : 9 pc. diningroom suite incl. ext. diningtable, sideboard, china cabinet and 6 chairs, chesterfield and love seat in pastel shades, (about 1 yr. old), 2 modern corner what not shelves, single captains' bed, single Hybrid waterbed, lovely din- ing table with 3chairs, captains chair, chesterfield and chair, 3 swiv- el rockers, buffet, Niagara massage chair, lovely drop leaf dining ta- ble with leaves, Conn double keyboard elec. organ, Westinghouse almond fridge (1 yr. cid), dressers, wooden rocker with matching stationary chair, blanket box, kerosene heater, colour TV, elec. dry- er, apt. size dryer, spin washer dryer, stereo, coffee and end tables, kitchen table and chairs, single bed, chest of drawers, quilting frames, Ig. cast iron bell, several lamps, CB base unit and 2 mobile units, excellent airtight woodstove, Sears 4 HP 21" cut elec. start snowblower, golf clubs, collection of yard sticks, collection of hats, doilies, curtains, 3 elec. blankets, table. cloths, kitchenware, glass and china incl. N' n, Noritake, pressed glass, old wooden boxes, several odd en chairs, old bottles and ja• ' magazines, a selection of useful and collectible tools and ' ' interesting items. Auctioneer: Bob Heywood 236.087'. Crafi show in lueaiz Someone will be the lucky winner of this wooden rocking horse being offered in a draw by Lucan Ma- sonic Lodge No. 154. Ken Moor who made the prize is shown with Russ Radcliffe. John MacDonald of Lucan proudly shows one of his hand carved blue jays to Richard Gledhill at the weekend craft show at the Lucan Community Centre. Displayii!g a number of crafts and jams and jellies at the weekend craft show in Lucan were Muriel Kennedy and Edie Burt. Ever have some important papers you need to send RIGHT NOW? Not overnight, .or later today. We're talking NOW! Ok, there's a better, and faster way! Send: $4 per first page, $1 each`additional page Receive: $1 per page (Up to 8-1/2x14) 424 Main St. Exeter 235-1331 Fax: 235-0766 . 4 1wo authors to attend book signing in Grand Bend GRAND BEND - Two authors will be visiting Grand Bend next Thursday evening. Sandra Orr, author of Huron, Grand Bend to Southampton, will be on hand to discuss her book and sign autographs. Her book is an overview of Ontario's west shore vacationland over the decades. Also present will be Talbot Ste- vens, a London author who has re- cently published Financial Free- dom Without Sacrifice. Stevens describes his book as being a finan- cial self-help book much along the lines of the very successful Wealthy Barber. Stevens even goes so far as to guarantee readers they will benefit at least by $500 after read- ing his book, or he will refund their money. The authors will be in the Grand Bend Public School gymnasium, at 7 p.m. November 25 for the book signing session, which is sponsored by Saga Bound, a book store in the village. Seat belt violations subject to demerit points TORONTO - Drivers convicted of not wearing a seat belt will have two demerit points imposed against their driving record begin- ning January 1, 1994, Transporta- tion Minister Gilles Pouliot an- nounced October 27 at the conclusion of the province's annu- al October 27 seat belt awareness campaign. "The facts are clear, seat belts save lives," said Pouliot "Yet, eve- ry day people are dying in colli- sions on our roads because they are not buckling up. And, too many are travelling without mak- ing sure children in their vehicles are properly secured in seat belts or child restraint seats. "Sadly enough, experience in other jurisdictions indicates that it's not the risk of being killed, but rather. the penalty of demerit points that convinces hard-core non-users to buckle up," said Pouliot. Beginning in 1994, two demerit points will be imposed on drivers who do not wear their seat belts or ensure passengers under the age of 16 are properly belted or restrained in a child safety seat. The demerit points are in addition to the current $90 fine for not wearing a seat belt. Demerit points are used to en- courage drivers to improve their driving performance. As drivers accumulntr points a warning letter is sent and a counselling interview is required.. When 15 points are accumulated, a 30 -day license sus- pension is invoked. The accumula- tion of demerit points on a driving record is also reflected in higher insurance premiums. Passengers over the age of 16 are responsible for their own safe- ty and if convicted of travelling without wearing a seat belt they will continue to receive a $90 fine. In Newfoundland, Saskatchewan and Quebec, where two demerit points are assigned for non- compliance of seat belt laws, more than 90 percent of the driving pop- ulation buckle up. In contrast, the average in Ontario is only 84 per- cent, below the national average of 88 percent. "'There are far reaching benefilt for us all if we can get more people to wear seat belts," said Pouliot. "Lower health care, property dam- age and wage Loss costs are some of those benefits." HURON COUNTY MOUSING AUTHORITY P.O. (HC) 94-01 - Electrical Maintenance P.O. (HC) 94-02 - Plumbing, Heating and Drainage Maintenance P.Q. (HC) 94-03 - General Building Maintenance The above tenders are on an 'as and when required' basis at OHC dwellings in Huron County, fol- lowing a rotational system estabr lished by Huron County Housing Authority Submissions will be received for the above contrts until 11:00 a.m. local time, on Wednesday, December 1, 1993, by the Huron County Housing Authority, 44 East Street, Goderich, Ontario N7A 1N3, (519) 524-2637, from whom details and specifications may be obtained, quoting specif- ic reference number as above. ALL SUBMISSIONS NOT NECES- SARILY ACCEPTED. Times -Advocate, November 17.%90 Pse 25 Auction Sales... AUCTION SALE To be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton for several con- signers. y Now ain TRACTOR - Model holey. 'hydro � 10 20 at tractor with self leveling hyd. bucket loader, front mount snowblower subject to reserve. FURNITURE ETC. Almond apt. size treezer, 24" electric stove, fridge, 3 chesterfields, bedroom suite, box spring and mattress, dresser, odd chests of drawers, chrome table and chair sot, 10" black and white TV, older fridge, drop leaf table, odd chairs, Hoover spin dry washer, patio umbrella table, rowing exerciser exercise bike, telephone answering ma- chine, shop vac, small wood lathe, table saw, scroll saw, wood chisels, small vise, cabinet makers screw driver, picture frame clamps, plus oth- er hand tools, floor model hi fi, dishes, glassware, pots and pans, we will accept additions of furniture to this auction. Terms Cash or cheque with proper ID AUCTIONEER Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton I Got a news tip? Cal! the T -A at 235-1331 WE D() LtMINITIXG ti i); 1 i11 t 'I'11, Exeter Times -Advocate Exeter 235-1331 in STONEYRIDGE ESTATES In Exeter Valued at welt over $200,000.00 Priced at $173,900. Don't miss this opportunity to own a new home - 2205 sq. ft. - - 2 1/2 baths - 4 bedrooms - oak kitchen cabinets open oak staircase - ceramic toyer and laundry - main floor laundry • trick mita si indam rd - MAINTENANCE PRS EXTERIOR Fp •Y " . De Inc. Farm Real Estate Auction Saturday November 27 at 11 A.M. on location in Stanley Twp. 3 3/4 miles north of Hensall then west for 2 1/2 miles. Property Auction of valuable farm real estate known as Part of Lot 5, Concession 4 and Lot 5, Con. 5 in its entirety consisting of 150 acres (more or less), of which 130 is workable the remainder being 12 acres of hardwood bush and 8 acres surrounding the buildings. Situated on the property is a 2 storey fieldstone home with 3 bed= rooms, 2 baths, large open kitchen -dining area with oak cabinets, large living room, full basement, 2 car attached garage, 3 yr. old FA oil -hi-efficiency furnace. New weeping bed and septic tank, drilled well. Outbuildings include excellent hip roof barn to house 48 cows, 25 x 60 pig barn, drive shed 25 x 60, open pit silo 20 x 40. Good rental agreement available on land. Selling subject to a reasonable reserve, $10,000.'certified cheque day of sale,'balance in 30 days. For information contact Auctioneer: Bob Heywood 235-0874 Auction Sale Tuesday November 23, 1993 at the farm of Nell McRann, Lucan, Ont. 12:00 p.m. - Tack and equipment followed by 10 sten- dardbred horses. Approx. 2 p.m. - Farm Equipment TRACTORS: Nuffield 4/65; Farmall H, Scuffier, 1941 Farman M (not run- ning IMPLEMENTS: N.t. 9' hay cutditioner, windrow tumer, N.H. baler, Allied bale stooker, stook fork, Allied 24' skeleton type bale elevator with electric motor, 2 hay wagons, 16' racks, Int. 3 -furrow 3 ph plough, Int. 44 plate double disc, Kongskilde 13' cultivator with rolling harrows, 4 section chain harrows, 3 sec, tion drag harrows, 4 section drag harrows, 2 Fleury Bissell 10' packer:, 1 sin- gle packer, J.D. Van Brunt 17 run grain -fertilizer drill with grass seeder, N.H. manures spreader, 3 ph broadcast seeder, Allied 6'x50' grain auger pto driv- en, on wheels, Letz grinder, 2 grain cleaners (rotary), electric motors, augers, ceiling furnace, heat and chimney pipes. VEHICLES: Flat trailer, 1979 Ford 3/4 ton truck, 460 engine, 1978 Ford Lariat 1/2 ton truck, 460 engine, 1976 Cadtlac Eldorado (all vehicles "as HORr3E EQUIPMENT: Jogging cart, race bike, miscellaneous race equip- ment. Proprietor: Neil McRann, (519) 227-4005. 1 mile south of Clandeboye on Middlesex County Road x22. Auctioneers: Jack Heywood, Rick Moffat. Terms; Cash or cheque day of sale. Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents day of sale. LARGE CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of antiques, complete household furnishings etc. For Mr. Harold Walker, Sale to be held in the §trathroy Arena Hall $tralhroy Ont. (lust a few miles W. of London, Ont.) Thursday evening November 18 - 5:30 p.m. Approx. 150 small Occupied Japan figurines, Royal porcelain figurines, 85 china cups and saucers (Royal Albert, Colport, etc.), pickle cruet, beautiful old china 3 pc, tea set, egg cups, salt and peppers, silverware, solid wood chest of drawers, wooden bed, china cabinets, coal oil lamps, butter dishes, glassware of all kinds, many pcs. of china (cake plates, etc.), set of dishes, small cups and saucers, carnival glass, large collection of spoons and holders, old trunks, hope chests, baby's wardrobe, pictures, ferne yy,� chairs, small tables, etc. etc. tIOU>:EJiftOLD: G.E. fridge, Inglis 4 burner electric stove, Hitachi microwave, 9 pc. solid wood diningroom suite, Woods deep freeze, Inglis Super automatic washer (like new), Admiral heavy duty multi program automatic dryer (like new), 3 pc. bedroom suite (complete: 5 pc. bedroom suite with twin beds, bedding, bedroom Tamps, Zenith colour TV, entertainment cabinet for TV with shelves, hi fbnd old, records, chesterfields and chairs, coffee and end tables, upholstered chairs, fold tip couch, kitchen table and chairs, lamps, silverware case, stvall appliances, every day dishes, pots and pans, set of 12 Corelle dishes, vacuum cleaner, canning kettles, vibrating chair, chests, anniversary clock, Hitachi TV, picnic table, wardrobes, exercise bike, massage back cushion, (electric), book shelf, mirrors, lawn and garden hand tools etc. etc. 1978 5th wheel Jayco 27' house trailer complete, sleeps �Mr. Walker is retiring to the Lodge, plan to attend this excellent sale. ,gftMII; Cash sale night. 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