Times Advocate, 1984-10-10, Page 2116 I of Sole
Visscher Farms
"CAULIFLOWER
'BROCCOLI
*White or Red CABBAGE
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
KALE
Also available onions, apples
and potatoes
3 MILES WEST OF EXETER
ON HIGHWAY 83
Open 9 a.rn. - 6 p.m.
Closed Sundays
237-3442
29tfnc
FOUR TIRES - Goodyear
I'205 75 R15. Two snow and two
regular on rims for Chrysler pro-
duct. All four tires and rine for
SI10(k) Phone 229-6761. 4ItIx
( ONINIUNICA LIONS
RL-CEIVER, 5 band Solid State,
DX160. Like new. 5150.00. Phone
235-2586. 41x
COMPUTER FOR SALL - Radio
Shack TRS 80 model 11, two disc
drive, line printer V, excellent con-
dition. Asking 53500.00.
519-284-1790 from 8-5. 4Ic
DINING ROOM SUITE, eight
piece. Fable, six chairs and buf-
fet_ Built in 1941. Good condition.
Price negotiable. Price 228-6137.
41:42c
44 SHEETS of 9 foot Bard Red
28 guage steel. (barn -master rib).
225-2244 after 6 p.m. 4Ic
Refr'iger'ation
Equipment
High Capacity soft ice
cream machine.Spare
pumps and parts. Ex-
cellent condition, List
$12,000 Asking $4,000
Garland electric deep
fryer. Good condition.
List $750. Asking $250.
Garland 24" electric hot
plate. Good condition.
List $1,100. Asking
S500.
Federal, coin operated
beverage machine.
Free standing self con-
tained reconditioned.
List $2,700. Asking
$750.
Whirl Pool ice maker
with bin. 175 (Ib.) pro-
duction. Guaranteed
warranty. List $4,100.
Asking $800.
New Foster 40 cu. ft.
sliding glass door
cooler. List $2,800. Ask-
ing $1,850.
Karma Hot Topping
holder. List $200. Ask-
ing 575.
Equipment - sales
- service -
installation
Best
Cooling Inc.
238-8006
16 Ful
CAMP STOVE, Coleman, two
burner, and stand. 9x12 brown
braided rug. Kenmore space saver
dryer 24" 110 volt. Men's 3 speed
bicycle. Phone 235-0368. 40:41c
ORDER YOUR oven ready
roosters, 7-10 lbs. government in-
spected. Ducks and geese also
available. Phone Gerald Zielman
at 237-3272. 40:41c
PROSPECTOR invents Tight
weight, low cost successful Sluice
Box. Aluminum construction.
Proven ground testing unit. 99.8
percent controlled recovery test.
31/2 feet of sluice. Complete
weight 28 pounds. The "Yukon
Pinch" from "Sluice Box City"
1 80-1 342 5 King George Hwy. Sur-
rey, B.C. V3T 2T8, Canada.41x
FRESH LAMB - the ideal treat.
Get one now for your freezer and
be ready 10 treal your family and
guests royally. Call Bill Batten at
235-1331 or 235-2184. 28t1nc
BULK KEROSENE. Bird Feed.
Exeter Co-op. 41:42c
GARAGE SALE. Cabinet, stereo
good condition, boys 10 speed
bike and clothes ladles size 10,
odds and ends. 179 King St. Hen-
sall. October 13 and 14. 9-6.41c
SINGLE BED in excellent condi-
tion. Best offer. Phone 235-1806.
41•
YARD SALE, Sat. October 13,
296 Huron St. \Vest. 10 a.m Ale
BOOKCASE DRESSER solid
Maple snatching, 4 drawer chest
and headboard. All very good
condition. Suitable for boy or girl.
Also 39" mattress 3 years old,
good condition. Reasonably pric-
ed. Phone 235-0217 after 6 p.m.
41c
HOCKEY EQUIPMENT - full set
including helmet and face mask
and skates size 5 to fit a second
year Atom or first year pee wee.
Also one pair of Koho Pro Feels
(similar to Cooperalls) leg length
25 inches. To fit second year pee
wee or first year bantam. Call
Crediton 234-6401 after 7 p.m. in
evening. 40:41c
DRESS COAT - ladies size 16 with
detachable hood. General Electric
portable electric washer. Phone
235-1801. 40-42c
APPLES - $3.00 a bushel Macs.
Top quality fruit 54.00 a bushel
other varieties. Join the fun pick-
ing from 10,000 dwarf trees.
Davies Cider Mill and you pick.
Bring own bushels. From Exeter,
turn left at Mooresville side road
straight ahead four kilometres.
Mon. -Sat. 9 a.m.-7p.m. 227-1 142.
40tfn
DISTILLERS for purifying water
in the home. Slightly used display
models. High quality stainless
steel. Full warranty, big discount.
Call Harry (416) 639-0503, 637
Brant Street, Burlington, L7R
2G6. 40:41 x
BEDROOisI SUITE, almond,
double dresser and mirror, chest,
bookcase headboard. 235-0206.
40:41c
RUG - used living room rug, moss
green, 111/2wx21' long, phone
237-3262. 40:4Ic
TWO SINGLE BEDSPREADS,
shams, three sets of drapes each
drape 45-84. Rug 12x16. All in
mauve tones. Phone 235-1681.4Ic
GARDEN SHEDS. Sheds on
hand: 1-8x8 gable roof. 5529.00.
white and black, floor extra
S95.00; 1-10'6"x8 gable roof,
white and green, 5630.00, floor ex-
tra 5125.00; Also: Fifth -wheel
trailer, 20 ft. deck with van, used
as mobile shop. Caa be sold
separately. One set side mounted
tool boxes and ladder rack. metal
covered, 5125.00. Ken 41cCann
234-6401. - 4I -43c
STORE SHEI VING, bins,
showcases, cash register and
scales. Like new condition.
1.238-2925- 41:42c
NOTICE
Minnie's Maid Services
Due to ill health, we will be temporarily
closing the general housecleaning
section of Minnie's at the end of
November '84.
Office and commercial cleaning will not
be affected by this.
We regret any inconvenience this may
cause to our present customers. Thank
you for employing our services.
Sincerely Janice Prest
FOR SALE BY TENDER
This business property located at 383
Main Street, Exeter, Ontario, (describ-
ed as Lot 185, Registered Plan No. 20,
Town of Exeter, County of Huron, On-
tario) is for sale under Power of Sale
by virture of default in a loan secured
by a realty mortgage.
The property comprises land (approx.
8,064 sq. ft. with 47.95 ft. frontage) and
a two storey brick building previously
used as a department store.
Arrangements to inspect the property
may be made by contacting Mr. B.E.
Gagnier, at (519) 271-5650 between the
hours of 8:30 and 4:30.
Written tenders addressed to Mr. B.E.
Gagnier c/o P.O. Box 878, Stratford,
Ontario, N5A 6W3, will be accepted un-
til 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 16th,
1984. A certified cheque for 5% of the
amount tendered must be included as
a deposit (payee to be designated). The
deposit will be returned without in-
terest if the tender is not accepted or
forfeited as liquidated damages if the
tender is accepted and sale not com-
pleted by the purchaser. The highest or
any offer shall not necessarily be ac-
cepted. Assistance to finance the tran-
saction will be considered.
16 I0I Sule
EXTERIOR STEEL DOOR, 3 ft.
238-8841 after 6 p.m. 41:42c
APPLES - Snows, Sweets, Macs,
Delicious, Spartans, Spys, Ida
Reds, cider apples, closed Sunday
October 14. McClymont Or-
chards, Varna, 1 mile south
482-3214. 41c
BUNK BEDS, mattresses includ-
ed. $60.00 or best offer. 177 Anne
St. Exeter, Ont. 41c
SUEDE SPORTS COAT, boys
medium brown, size 14, like new
asking 520.00. Phone -
41c
RUG, green 12'x19' good condi-
tion. Phone 237-3367. 4Ic
ANTIQUE CHINA CABINET,
rounded glass front, mirrored
back. 229-8773 after 5 p.m.4I:42c
SUBMERSIBLE PUMP, '/2 horse
and contro)s. Overhead garage
door. Franklin stove. Oil space
heater. Moped bike; 60 0. mobile
home. Phone 234-6268. 41c
PARLOR WOOD STOVE, ex-
cellent condition, 5120.00. Phone
235-0137 anytime.
R.Y. SPECIALS - four burner
propane stove with oven. Also
propane hot water heater. Both
new. For motor hone or trailer.
Call 235-2191. 40fn
MOTOR - 35 h.p. Evinrude out-
board electric start. Older model,
very good. Also 15 foot boat
!railer. Call 235-2191. 4ltfn
UNIBOX BAS GUITAR and
case, one piece solid maple wood
body. 4 years old. Five piece drum
set, good for beginner includes
cymbal, high hats, drum throne,
pedal, two cymbal stands. Phone
235-2737. 4Ic
ONE SET OF BUNK BEDS, col-
onial style in good condition. Call
after 4 p.m. 237-3488. 4Ic
17 Wanted To Buy
HOME IN CREDITON OR
AREA. 3 or 4 bedroom house.
Apply in writing to Box 118P, c/o
Exeter Times Advocate, Exeter,
Ont. NOM ISO. 33tfn
TWO MATCHING TWIN
BEDS, good condition. 235-1279
after 5 p.nt. 41:42c
18 Wanted
AGENTS, full or part time.
Maleifernale. No selling required.
Potential one of the best after
market car products. New
breakthrough in the automotive
field. A patented Canadian pro-
duct. High profit, exclusive ter-
ritory. 5500 stock investment. No
hassle money back guarantee. Call
Mr. Harvey (416) 636-9422. 3932
Chesswood Dr., Downsview
(Toronto) Ont..M3J 2W6. 4Ix
19 Property For Sale
PARKWOOD MOBILE HOME,
12'x52', one bedroom in excellent
condition. 57500.00. Phone
243-2713. 24tfn
BRICK, semi-detached, in view of
South Huron Hospital. Each half
contains 3 bedrooms, dining, liv-
ingroom, kitchen, full basement,
electric heat, front porch and
garage. Phone 235-1066 or
234-6420. 31tfn
INCOME PROPERTY - Grand
Bend. 1Vi storey home with at-
tached garage, 3 bedrooms, living
room, kitchen and dining area.
One bedroom apartment upstairs.
Price in 40's. Phone 238-8287 or
485-3211. 39-43c
NEWER 3 bedroom brick home.
attached carport, built-in
dishwasher. Spacious rooms, im-
maculate condition. Must be seen
to be appreciated. ('all 235-1072
anytime. 41:42c
50 ACRE FARM near Lucan.
House, barn, shed. Picturesque
building sites. Straddles Ausable
River. 568,500.00. 471-5155 even-
ings. 41.43c
HOUSE'. FOR SALE - One storey,
1wo bedroom ranch style home
with attached carport. Angel stone
Krick siding, new roof in 1982. full
basement, electric heat, fireplace
in tiling roost, hardwood floors,
sewer hookup. Lot size 65-125.4.
Located 011 Marlborough St. Ex-
eter. Ont. For inspection contact
Ted Jones. Phone 235-2415 after
5 p.m. 41tfx
1 ARGL 1101151 for sale. Ex-
cellent condition Living room and
den. Large kitchen. 2 bedrooms
up and Iwo downstairs with Iwo
bathrooms. Garage and large
garden. Phone 238-2708, a no
answer please call again. 410n
20 Property For Rent
it1CH - available Dec 1, 1984.
1 wa bedroom upstairs apartment.
Fridge and stove included. ('all
236-4320 36tfn
Elizabeth Court
Apartments
1 bedroom
available
Features appliances.
carpet throughout.
laundry facilities, all
utilities included.
Located a'
176 Oxford St.
Hensall Ontario
PH: 262-2846
2() Pt)1)(t ty 1 u1 k. lit
GRAND BEND, 3 bedroom
home, 5275.00 per month plus
utilities, yearly lease, no pets,
references required. P. Warner
238-2391. 40tfn
COUNTRY HOME on paved
road. Zurich and Dashwood area.
References required. 237-3483.
40:41c
GRAND BEND, one bedroom
apartment unfurnished except for
fridge and stove. Call after 6 p.m.
238-8656. 40tfn
HOUSE - Grand Bend, 3
bedroom on riser. Available Nov.
1st. 235-1142 or 238-5188. Ask for
Greg. 41•
3 BEDROOM TOWNSHOUSE,
sublet. Available Dec. 1. Phone
235-0560 after five. 41c
MATURE PERSON TO SHARE
modern house in residential area.
Phone 235-1706 evenings. 4ltfn
APARTMENT - luxury adult one
bedroom, Maple Arms. Stove,
fridge, free laundry included,
ground floor. 235-2420. 4001
fn
21 For Rent
PLYWOOD FORMS, wedges,
portable cement mixer, Power
Trowels, wheelbarrows, etc. Form
ties stocked. Call N.J. Corriveau,
Zurich. Telephone 236-4954. 5t
THE "OLD TOWN HALL"
auditorium for rentals including
weddings, meetings, banquet
room, lectures, exhibitions, films,
etc. Kitchen facilities available.
Contact Ellison Travel, 235-2000.
8t fn
23 Wanted 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, Exeter. 45tfx
Zurich bowling
Monday Iluron Hope
HG M.L.Masses
T. Wegg
FIB M. Baker
W. Britnell
89
63
110
96
Monday Night Ladies League
DH M. Becker 543
JS W. McClinchey 509
PP J. Fisher 659
SL E. Datars 552
RD S. Dickert 600
P H. McEwen 523
AO A. Faber 572
TC IL. Vanderhoek 541
HG S. Stade 622
PH P. Jones 505
GH D. Webster 553
up J. Bengough
HS S. Dickert
HT S. Dickert
HA S Dickert
15
10
19
13
19
19
21
14
17
7
5
9
322
722
214
Tuesday Grand Cove Estates
J. Powell
T. Mabee
G. Gee
B. Timmerman
G. Powell
M. Baxter
/IS M. Barter
HS T. Mabee
Dashwood C.A.P. Group
HB W. Duke
L) Fox
T Masse
11C D. Jones
540
573
570
385
522
506
217
252
98
79
79
150
Tuesday Night Mens League
011 E Guenther 614 19
,l Becker 614
NC ('. Wurm 757
P It. Crown 607
G Willert 654
GF' 11 Smale 601
B G Deichert 574
I -'A E Smith 573
R W Pearce 622
11S (' Zimmer 2&5
HT (' Wurm 757
IIA (' Wurm 223
20'1
13
48'1
31
44
2
47
Wednesday Morning Exeter
I,adies
11 Berends 632
G Drummond 447
M Lovell 507
V Horbamuk 499
I. Seigner 497
G Beaver 442
1(5 L Seigner 228
11S M Lovell 217
Wednesday Night Ladies I.eague
HG 13 Datars
GG S VanDongen
('(' (' Griffiths
NB S Stade
SI' (' Webber
IFS I. latulippe
507 5
508 2
532 0
S82 7
443 0
239
Thursday Morning (.rand ('ave
Estates
F' Allen 462
13 Thomson 674
V Abbott 606
K Allen 417
11 Broad 544
A ('averhill 539
HS 11 Broad 238
IIS 11 Thomson 278
Thursday afternoon Golden Age
Seniors
11 ('reces
I O'Rourke
1' ('reces
L Gandier
115 i O'Rourke
HS L Gandier
250
298
201
307
187
162
),t` South Huron Rec Centre
Agricultural Building
Storage Space
Available for
Cars, boats, trailers, etc.
from Oct. 1 - April 30.
S1.00 /sq. ft.
For information please call the Rec
Centre at 235-2833
-,.mil
SLOW PiTCH CHAMPIONS - Winners in the Hensall Men's Slow -Pitch league are
(from back left) Mark Stire, Brion Decker, Tom Bailey, Bill Rowan, Jim Ferguson,
John Thomson, Peter Brond and (front) Mark Consitt, Don McClinchey, Bob
Drouillard, Richard Webber, Lorry Moir and Ery Willert.
UCW meet at
By Mary Chessell
Carol Simons gave an ex-
cellent Thanksgiving medita-
tion at the October meeting of
Varna United Church
Women. She noted that the
Pilgrims' first Thanksgiving
celebrations were for being
able to survive, as well as to
prosper in their harsh new en-
vironment. She said we don't
experience real thankfulness
until we can say with all our
hearts, "My Cup overflows".
Doris Wilson read the scrip-
ture passages and Susan Kir-
ton recieved the offering.
Dianne Kirton went to a
great deal of work in gather-
ing corn cobs, straw wreaths
and other materials, and
showing us how to make very
attractive Thanksgiving
wreaths. Her daughter Susan
was a big help, too, in getting
everything laid out, even
thinking to provide water and
aloe vera in case someone
was burned by the hot glue.
I'm sure all the members
were pleased with the result
of their efforts, although a fre-
quently heard comment was
"I'm not artistic".
President Bernice Reid
reported on the excellent pro-
gram and speaker at the
Regional Rally in Brucefield
which was attended by seven
of our members.
A shower is being held for
Dale Simons in Goshen
Church on Tuesday, October
16.
Margaret Hunt, who has
been a valued member of our
U.C.W. since coming here ten
Fall hike
on Sunday
On Sunday, October 14 at
the Bannockburn Wildlife
Area, the Ausable Bayfield
Conservation Authority is
sponsoring its annual autumn
favourite, the Bannockburn
Fall Hike.
Between 2:00 p.m. and 4:00
p.m., the ABCA naturalists
will be leading guided hikes
through the 62 acre Wildlife
Area. Techniques that
everyone can use to attract
more wildlife will be discuss-
ed and, after an invigorating
hike, hot apple cider will be
provided.
The Bannockburn Wildlife
Area is located four km. west
of Brucefield off County Road
3. The 62 acre Conservation
Authority -owned property
contains an unuaual number
of different types of vegeta-
tion spread over varying
topography; two factors
which combine to provide
homes or habitat for many
different types of wildlife.
Dan Kennaley, with the
Conservation Authority,
says "the Bannockburn
Wildlife Area is a hikers
paradise and never more
beautiful than in the
autumn."
Hikers are advised to dress
for the weather, wear boots
and bring cameras or
binoculars.
The hike is free of charge
and sure to be a great family
outing.
Thursday Night Mixed League
GT 11 Martens 528
GG D ('('onnor 528
AT F Palen 6.35
B .1 Jacobs 532
TH M Vermunt 676
D I. Meloche 529
HS 1) ()'Connor 227
IIS M Vermunt 281
Exeter Melnick Rec home
HL M Alexander 385
G lavinsky 269
HS 0 Lavinsky 116
HM T Brodie 514
D Weaver 357
115 T Brodie 182
Saturday Mens Intertown
Zurich al Clinton
Zurich
11F V Wag) 1138 18',
HS V Gtaah 281
Clinton
iiF Dick 1180
IIS tick :371 29. ,
Satruday Ladies Intertown
Mitchell
IiT E Haase 600 3
IFS E Haase 218
(:rand Bend
TFT K Smeekens 755
HS D Rood 279 )
Zurich
)FT S Dickert 622 9
HS S Dickert 295
Rnwlman
11T E Nigro 731
IIS E Nigro 283 21
years ago, was honored with
a Life Membership. Margaret
Hayter conducted the presen-
tation service, and Eleanor
McAsh gave her the member-
ship pin. Margaret expressed
her deep gratitude. She is
moving to London this month.
Mrs. Vianne Culbert of the
Hills Green area was receiv-
ed into ttie membership of
Varna Church on Sunday by
transfer from Wesley-Willin
in Clinton. The church was
again beautifully decorated
for Thanksgiving by Ivan and
Margaret McClymont. Two of
Varna
Dianne Kirton's lovely
wreaths added to the decor.
Bill and Helen Taylor have
another grandson - still no
girls. Lynn and Clare Proctor
are the happy parents.
Pat Taylor has been doing
some pretty tremendous
bowling this year. Her triple
the past couple of weeks was
744 and way over 600.
The Stanley Dreamers'
"Don on the john" was the
winner at the Oldtimers Slo-
Pitch competition for team
mascots at their party in
Hensall.
The readers write
Dear Editor:
The Town and Country
Homemakers Agency is stag-
ing its third annual fund-
raising campaign this fall
throughout Huron County.
This year the volunteer
members of the board are
seeking $50,000 to help meet
the ever-increasing need for
homemaking in our county.
A donation to this non-profit
agency shall be used entirely
to help those residents of
Huron County who really
need homemaking but cannot
pay the entire hourly -cost out
of pocket. No one gets
homemaking free.
Homemakers provide help
in the home for the elderly,
the ill, the handicapped by do-
ing duties such as light
housekeeping, meal planning
and preparation, laundry, and
some shopping. Assistance
with these every -day ac -
Daily
Rentals
Example
Chevy Celebrity, air
conditioned
Only
24.95 per day
chew. olds. exeter
For
Rent
Fully Equipped
Modern
2 Chair
Hair Shop
All utilities paid
Main Street location
235-1497
tivities allows many persons
to remain in their homes as
an alternative to institutional
care.
We are asking your readers
to give strong consideration to
helping us "keep a good home
going' in Huron county Watch
for our brochure in your
mailbox soon.
Yours very truly,
Thea Trick
Chairman of the Board
Budget
Rent
A
Car
Low daily and
weekly rates
Special weekend
rate Friday 6 p.m. to
Monday '10 a.m.
$59.95 including 200
free km's.
Hensall
Motors Ltd.
262-3331
DRYSDALE
MAJOR
APPLIANCE
CENTRE LTD.,
SALES
WITH
SERVICE
The Place To
Buy Appliances
NEW AND USED
Hensall 262-2728
Closed Mondays
******** ************
* Farm Sold *
* Clearing Auction
* Of cattle, machinery, some *
* household and van for Rudy *
* Zacharias, lot 11, conc. 2, Lobo *
* Township. 5 miles west of Hyde *
* Pork on County Rd. 38, 11/2 miles *
* east of Komoka. *
* Wednesday, October 17 - 1 p.m. *
* Auctioneers *
* Hugh Filson Tom Robson *
* 666-0833 666-1967 *
********************
STOCKER SALE
1000 Head
at
Hensall Livestock Sales Ltd.
on
Sat.,Oct.13,1984
At 1:00 p.m.
Consisting of: Steers, Heifers & Calves
FOR INFORMATION CALL:
Victor Hargreaves - 519-482-7511 (Clinton)
Barry Miller - 519-2352717 (Exeter)
- 519-229-6205 (Kirkton)
Greg Hargreaves - 519-262-2619 (Hensall)
- 5'9-262-2831 (Hensall)
Auctioneer: Larry Gardiner
Times -Advocate, October 10,198.4
Powe 9A
Country Living
(1lderton)
SENIOR CITIZENS APARTMENTS
New single storey, broadloomed bldg.,
daily bus to London, garden plots, heat
and hydro paid, doctors in village.
1 Bedroom Apartments Available
666-0856
666-1770
Fuel Wood for Solo
Ministry of Natural Resources is selling
tops and logging debris from 3
woodlots in Hay and Stephen
Townships to a reputable fuel wood
constractor(s).
Number of tops per area - 195, 73, 178
Location: Zurich and Dashwood areas
Each area will be sold as one lump sum
to one contractor. NO PARTIAL SALES.
For further information contact:
Harry Wilson
Ministry of Natural Resources
RR 5 Wingham, Ontario NOG 2W0
Phone 519-357-3131 or
1-800-265-3003
Ontario
Ministry of
Natural
Resources
t t k.
Auction Sale
Of household furniture, antiques
and misc. items.
Saturday, October 13 - 1:00 p.m. Sharp
300 Senior St., Exeter, Ont. for the Estate
of the late Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Chambers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: Chesterfield and
chair, hide -a -bed and chair, two arm chairs,
floor and table lamps, Philips modular 4 col-
our T.V., student desk, 54" bed complete, table
and four chairs, step stool, set of four wooden
chairs, TV tables, white Westinghouse two door
frostfree refrigerator, 30" Westinghouse range,
Zenith 23 cu. ft. deep freeze, wringer washer,
rocking choir, gas dryer, sewing machine, air
conditioner, dehumidifier (Beaumark) 24 two
speed, 2 electric lawn mowers, snow blower
(Sunbeam), 10-50 Taylor Eagle binoculars and
carrying case, Polaroid camera, silver pieces
(two letter openers, one mug), wheels for scaf-
folding, some misc. machinery, humidifier,
elec. oscillating fan, hot plate, crock pot,
clocks, floor polisher, elec. broom, vacuum
cleaner, several dishes, pots and pans, some
linens and blankets, hand and garden tools,
and several other items.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Flat to
wall cupboard, cherry bonnet chest, two Boston
rockers, set of three chairs, odd chairs, washs-
tand, four dressers, pine blanket box, captains
chair, 3 wooden beds, treadle sewing machine,
steamer trunk, crocks, Gingerbread clock, E.J.
Ingram Co. mantle clock, wall magazine rack,
pictures and frames, wooden plane, and many
other items.
For further information call
Norm Whiting Auctioneer
Exeter 235-1964 235-1931
Estate Auction Sale
Antique, furniture, appliances, carpenter tools
etc. to be held of Richard Lobb's Auction Barn
Clinton, Ont. for the Estate of Russel Colclough
plus additions from Helen McKaig of Seaforth
plus other consignors.
Sat., October 13 at 10 a.m.
Westinghouse upright freezer, fridge, 24" elec-
tric stove, 2 portable TVs, Woods 15 cu. ft. chest
freezer, Hoover spin dry washer, Filter Queen
vacuum cleaner, chrome table w/4 chairs, six
matching pressback chairs, wicker fern stand,
Victorian settee w/4 matching side choirs, plat-
form rocker and arm chair, 2 large antique
chests of drawers, Wooden dining table w/5
leaves and swivel legs, matching antique high
back bed, dresser w/mirror and washstand,
antique wooden bed, dresser top mirror, open
washstand, small parlour table, modern three
piece bedroom suite, large blanket box, nurs-
ing rocker, 2 antique choris, sideboard, Boston
rocker, 2 antique dressers w/large mirrors,
combinaton dresser and washstand, 2 wicker
tables, washstand, glass Aladdin lamp, finger
oil lamp, copper b oiler, copper pail, crock
churn, jugs, 2 recliner chairs, curtains, quilts,
good box spring and mattress, pressback chair,
office choir, Singer in -cabinet sewing machine,
small spool legged table, cream can, lawn
lounge, magazine table, parlour table, two lad-
der back type chairs, antique hanging oil Imap,
dishes and glassware including antiques set of
Bridal Rose dishes, pots and pans, etc. gas lawn
mower, wooden extention ladder, jig saw, belt
snader, electric router, 3/8 electric drill, wood
lathe, electric hedge trimmer, Moss berg S130
22rif le, FAC required, 6 ton jack, sump pump,
Beatty pressure system, w/tonk, bench sow
w/motor, electric screw driver, sander, wood
plones, wood bits, automatic nailer, vise, small
drill press, bench grinder plus our usual good
offering.
TERMS CASH.
Auctioneer Richard Lobb
482-7898
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