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ONTARIO. STOCK YARDS —
JUNIOR SHOW AND SALE
On Saturday, December 8th,
1973, the Toronto Stock Yards is
sponsoring a' Junior Show & Sale
of Steers and Heifers. This is
open to young people under the,
age of 20, and is a great opport-
unity 'to sell those 4-H calves. The
prize money is: Grand Champ-
ion — $200.00; Reserve Champion
$100.00; 1st prize in each class
—$15.00; 2nd prize in each class
— $10.00.
For more information, contact
the Ontario Ministry of Agricul-
ture and Food; Office, Walkerton,
881-3301. All entries must be• re-
ceived by 0.M.A.F. or Ontario
Stock. Yards by November 27th.
Daryl Ball,
Extension Assistant
BRUCE COUNTY CREAM
PRODUCERS
Although the • total number of
farm separated cream producers
is dwindling in Bruce County,
they still have an active
,
organi-
zation. This group, under the
leadership of John Kieffer and
Albert Hewitt, held their annual
meeting on October 23rd, at Park
Head.
will be open Saturdays only
FROM 10-A.M. TO 5 PM,
FOR THE WINTER MONTHS
DONALD M. SIMPSON
eddili Invitations
WITH A OIPT KEEPSAKE COPT IN LUXURIOUS GOLD'
FOR A COMPLETE SELECTION 51,3Ie
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RIPLEY ABAITOIR •
Custom Butchering -- C,uring and Smoking
Cutting and Wrapping — Sausage Making — Fast, Freezing
HOGS AND CATTLE ON MONDAYS
CATTLE ONLY ON FRIDAYS
Have cattle in on Thursday for Friday's kill
With Two Big Coolers, We Are Able To Hang Your Beef F
1 To 3 Weeks -- Whatever Your Requirements Are
For Home Freezers We Sell Choice Home Killed Beef, Pork
and Lamb In Any Quantity At Lowest Marketing Prices
ALL MEATS ARE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR YOUR
PROTECTION
CHAS. HOOISMA, PROP.
ABATTOIR 395-2905 - •STORE 30961
Effective
Friday, November 9th there will
be no more egg sales at
Silverwood Dairies
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CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Livestock, Machinery and
Household .Effeits
Will be held for' •
.HERB CLAYTON
Lot 13, Concession 2, Hurtn Town-
slap, 3 blocks south and 1/2 block •
east Of Ripley or PA miles north
of 86, Highway.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10
- at 12 noon sharp
See bills for list
TERMS OF SALE CASH
FARM SOLD
BRIAN RINTOUL, auctioneer
AUCTION SALE
Of Livestock and Machinery
will be held for
COLIN. HARDY
Lot 144 Concession 13, CuIrciss
Township, 4 miles west Of For=
mesa or 3 blocks north and 1/2
mile east of Teeswater '
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12
at '1 p.m.
See bills for list
TERMS OF SALE CASH '
Brian Rintoul, Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE•
Of Household Effects
will be held. for
RONALD JACOBUS
525 Queen St.,• Kincardine
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER '10
at 1:00 p.m.
TERMS CASH
Auctioneers Grant McDonald
Ripley; Phone 395.5353
Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater
Phone. 392-6170
Prop. Ronald Jacobus
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Livestock and
Household Effects
will be held for
LEO PEDERSEN
Lot 9, Concession 3, Huron Town,
ship, 21/2 miles north of Hwy. 86 .
and 21/2 miles south .of Ripley
and 11/2 miles east on the 4th
ConceSsion of Huron Township
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3
at 1:00.p.m.
Livestock .
3 cows with heifer calves; 1-cow
with bull calf Charolais cross; 6
Hereford heifers; 1 Charolais
steer.
Household Effects . .
Chesterfield and matching
chair; coffee table and matching
step tables; stereo •- Noromende;
Motorola T.V. - 17"; Electro-,
home humidifier; foot' stool, cab-
inet gramophone; electric sewing
machine and cabinet; kitchen
suite and 4 chairs; G.E. refriger-
ator; Moffat 4 burner electric
stove; electric G. E. toaster;
Kenmore coffee perk, tea kettle; •
G.E. steam iron; 1 antique brass
tea kettle; Eureka floor polisher;
Eureka vacuum; bedroom suite;
bed/ with matching dresser • and
cheat of drawers (like new); bed-
room lamp; junior bed; bunk,
beds; bathroom scales;' chest of
drawers; baby high chair; baby
buggy; baby's walker and baby's
crib; utility shelves; pots and
pans; dishes and other cooking
utensils; Motomower power lawn .
mower; Pioneer 550 chain saw;
Toboggan; 1 child's wading pool;
antique pump; sleigh bells; rub-
ber tired wheelbarrow; Black and
Decker skill saw (new); 1 - %"
electric drill (like new); 1 steel
tired wagon; horse mower; other
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS CASH — FARM SOLD
Owner or auctioneers not
responsible for any accidents or
injuries• on property day of 'sale
Prop. Leo Pedersen
Auctioneers: ,Grant McDonald,
Ripley, Phone 395.5353
Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater
Phone. 392.6170
AUCTION SALE
Of vintage furniture and selected
antiquities and collectibles of in-
terest, from two Lucknow resi-
dences
'
and a Bluevale Estate.
Being sold for and on behalf of
the owners, trustees, .heirs and
executors through the facilities of
ESTATE MARKETING
SERVICES
Auction Centre
20 Water 'St. Wingham, Ont.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3
11:00 a.m.
Approximately 403 .valuable
lots from which • we have random-
ly selected . the following items. —
oval cherry dining table; Childs
press-back rocker; oak library
table; oak tack-up sectional book
case; Boston rocker; 2 pine
blanket boxes; 1 butternut blan-
ket box; 4 wash stands; several
pressback chairs in. sets; solid
aromatic cedar chest; 2 very
good pine jelly cabinets; spool/
type beds; an iron and brass bed;
walnut dining table; 2 pine bake
boards; drop-leaf table; excep-
tional 2 pc. pine cupboard with
six pane doors; odd rockers;
tables in variety; several 'old
picture• frames• and prints; wall
telephone; brass 'fixture with tif-
fany type shades; embossed
brass fixture; quilts; small
weight clock; Pequegnant high
pillared mantle clock; ginger-
bread clock; brass Alladin lamp
with shade; exceptional cast-iron
kifehen cook' stove; several oil
•• 'in variety; coloured 7 pc.
,wash. set; Poulton plates; colour-
ful china plates from• Bavaria,
Austria, England; some coloured
glass of interest': depression
glass; set of Limoges china; some
pattern glass; several desirable
items in ironstone including• cups
and saucers in -mint -condition;
misc. iron kettles; crocks and
jugs; large store type tin spice
bin; cowbells and sleigh bells; old
trunks; copper kettles; 'some old
tools; leather post-cards; butter
boWl; old china dolls.
Auctioneer Jack Alexander
Preview Friday, November 2,
2 p.m.. till .8 p.m.
Saturday 9 a.m. till sale time
for information
J. A. Currie,. •
Auction Administrator•
ESTATE MARKETING
SERVICES.
357-1011 Wingham, Ont.,
"our reputation is our
recommendation"
STEWARD — in loving memory
of a dear son and brother, Gor-
don Charles. Steward, who, passed
away one year ago,{ November 3,
1972.
His •life was unselfish, for others
he lived,
Not to receive but always to give;
Helpful and willing, so thought-
ful -and kind,'
Wonderful memories he left be-
hind.
Sadly missed by •his mother and
sisters.
STEWARD — in loving memory
of a dear husband and father,
Chlicia' Steward, who passed
away ten years ago, November 3,
1963.
As time unfolds another year, '
Sweet memories keeps him ever
near.
Sadly'missed by his wife, fam-
ily and grandchildren.
HORTON — in loving memory, of
a dear husband Fred Horton who
passed away November 2, 1971.
Nothing can ever take away,
The love a heart holds dear,
Fond memories lingering every
day,
Remembrance keeps him near.
Always remembered by his wife
Dove.
HACKETT — in loving memory
of my dear husband George Hac-
kett, who passed away November
5th,, 1972.
Remembrance is a golden chain
Death tries to break, .but all in
vain
To have, to love and 'then to part
Is the greatest • sorrow of one's
heart,
The years may wipe out 'many
things
But this they wipe out never
The memory of those happy days
When we were all together.
Sadly missed and ever remem-
bred by wife Sadie and fOmily.
HACKETT in loving memory
of our brother-in-law, George
Hackett, who passed away Nov-
ember 5th, 1972.
We who loved you sadly miss you,
As it' dawns another' year;
In our lonely hours of, thinking
Thoughts of you are ever near.
Ever remembered by Peter
and Evelyn Cook.
RUBBER
STAMPS
LUCKNOW
SENTINEL
SILVERWoOD MANAGEME
LUCKNOW.BRA
Reports were received from
District Director Howard Wilson,
and the Secretary-Manager of
the Ontario Cream Producers'
Marketing Board, John Bilyea.
These men have worked and con-
tinue to work long hours 'in order
to obtain an equitable position for
cream producers.
The Ontario Board is attempt-
ing to, compile a list of cream pro-
ducers who have ceased produc-
tion, and who , have not trans-
ferred their Subsidy Eligibility
Quota. This list will be available
from Howard Wilson, R.R. 3
Owen Sound.
Canadian Dairy Commjssion re-
ports that it will have 'paid 70%
of the dairy year's total quota,
with payment for September pro-
duction. The final 30% will then
be spread over the six months,
October to March.
R. D. Ferguson,
Milk Industry Branch
COMMENCING NOVEMBER lst
THE ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP DUMPS