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COMING EVENTS
WINGHAM & DISTRICT
SNOWMOBILE CLUB
LANDOWNERS DANCE
Saturday, April. 1 at Wingham
Legion, 9. p.m. -1 a.m. Lunch pro,
vided. $5 per person in adyance, $6
at the door. Tickets may be pur-
chased at Wingham Fruit Market,
Steffen Auto Supply and. Foxton
Fuels.
SHOOT PARTY
At Wingham Legion, Mon., April 3, 8,
p.m. Everyone welcome. $1.50 per
person.
EUCHRE & AWARDS
Wingham Country Curlers annual
euchre and awards night, Tues.,
April 4, 7:30 p.m., Wingham Golf &
Curling Club. Ladies please bring
lunch.
SPRING RUMMAGE SALE
For the Auxiliary to Wingham arid
District Hospital is coming on
Thurs., April 13, 6:30-8:30 p.m. and
Fri., April 14, 10a.m.-1 p.m.
80TH BIRTHDAY
The family of Edgar Wightman in-
vites friends and neighbors to help
celebrate their Dad's 80th birthday
at the Women's Institute Hall, Bel.
grave on Sat., April 8, with an open
house at 8 p.m. and dance at 9 p.m.
Music by Tiffin's Orchestra. Best
Wishes Only please.
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BELMORE
MAPLE SYRUP FESTIVAL
Plan to attend the 22nd annual Bel -
more Maple Syrup Festival on Sat.,
April 8 from 11 a.m.-7 p.m. in the
Belmore Community Centre. Home-
made
omomade baking, handicrafts, maple
products and farmer's sausage will
be for sale. Bingo and local enter-
tainment are featured throughout
the day. A special day for senior citi-
zens will be held on Thurs., April 6
from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
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RESSFBT -EUCJ
Will be held in the Wingham Town
Hall on Fri., March 31, 1:30 p.m,
Sponsored by the Rebekah Lodge.
Prizes and lunch. $2 admission. All
welcome.
MOOD DONOR CLINIC
Wednesday, March 29 at F. E.
Madill Secondary School, Victoria
St. entrance, 12 noon -4 porn. and 5:30-
8:30 Pam. Sponsored by Wingham
Kinsmen Club, Hospital Auxiliary
and Student Council. 21 9.
RECYCLING QUESTIONS?
Community meeting at St. Paul's
Church Parish Hall, Wingham,
Tues., April 11, 8 p.m. 21,28,4,11
BALL REGISTRATION
Wingham Minor Ball registration at
Lockridge Arena, Thurs:, March 30,
7-9 p.m. and Sat., April 1, 10 a.m.-12
noon. For all age groups. 14,21,28
SPRING DANCE
Howick Legion Ladies' Spring
Dance, Sat, April 8, Howick Com-
munity Centre. Music by Norm
Dunsrnore, $6 per person includes
lunch. 21,28
SHOWER
For Susanne
Hall on Sun.,
one welcome.
Fischer at Bluevale
April 2, 2 p.m. Every.
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BENEFIT DANCE
For. Bobby and Bruce Scheel of
Bobby Jo's Restaurant on Fri., April
7, music by Southern Comfort, at
Wingham Legion. Ladies please
bring lunch,.
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PUBLIC
MEETING
Regarding lake
Concept for
Wingham and
area. All those.
interested plan
to attend.
Wingham
Armouries at
8:00 p.m.
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
of farm machinery for
Russ Ritchie
1 mile west of Lucknow on Hwy. 86
Thursday, March 30 at 12:30.m.
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TRACTORS: 820 John Deere diesel tractor (subject to re-
serve bid); Int. 474 diesel tractor; Allis Chalmers E III gas
combine with pickup reels and Allis Chalmers 238 corn head.
EQUIPMENT: Int. 32 -plate wheel disc; Int. grain and fertilizer
drill on steel with grass seeder; AC 500 4 -row corn planter; JD
3 -furrow 3 pt.h. plow; Danish type cultivator with 3 pt.h. gauge
wheels; fertilizer spreader 3 pt.h. (800-1000 lbs.); Cockshutt
12 ft. swather / 2 sets of reels and hay conditioner with Ford
gas 6 cyl. engine; New Holland 270 hay baler; New Idea ma-
nure spreader; Allied bale stooker with Briggs & Stratton en-
gine; West Go 4 -row crop cultivator; 24 ft. transport elevator;
30 ft. transport elevator; 36 ft. 6" grain auger; 12 ft. 4" grain
auger w/motor; 16 ft. 6" grain auger; 4 ft. grain auger exten-
sion; 2 Turnco 225 gravity boxes; 1 Turnco gravity box w/fert.
auger; 1 J&M gravity box (all on heavy duty wagons); 2 wag-
ons w/18 ft. racks; 10 ft. chain harrows; 100 ft. 6" drive belt;
Int. 7 ft. mower 3 pt.h.; hay tedder; 1350 Westeel Rosco grain
tank; dehorning trailer.
MISC.: 200 gallon Calsa weed sprayer;
gas powered water / 11/4 w/hoses; 10 x 12 colony house;
Wisconsin VG 4D
motor; 80 gal fuel tank w/pump; dehoming clippers, castrator;
few small items.
SALE BEING HELD DUE TO POOR HEALTH,'
Equipment stored inside - very good condition. Not responsi-
ble for accidents on grounds. Lunch booth on grounds. Cash
or cheque day of sale - proper ID necessary.
For information call:
Russ Ritchie • 529-7696
AUCTIONEER:
14DON B RIN DLEY • 529-7970
Teeswater, Ont.
• FineD .in the
HERITAGE
Monday to ugh Sunday
Taking Resenrations
from 6:00 pan. on
392-6947
* Featuring Fresh Catch of the Day
• Hydro Vouchers Accepted
WINGHAM
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CHEESE
DRIVE
Saturday
April 1
ti-
don/ames
323.1982.`9• • 291.1887
NewLuxuryLuxu'r
ApaniiiiniineRent
on James Street,
Wingham
Available May 1st
These apartments are
designed and equipped for
retired or semi -retired peo-
ple. These have 5 appli-
ances plus air conditioners
in each apartment. A lot of
interest is being shown in
these apartments, so don't
be disappointed. Inquire
now. Phone 291-1887 and
323-1902 collect.
AUCTION SALES
Auctioneers:
WALLACE BALLAGH,
Teeswater • 392-6170
GRANT McDONALD
Ripley • 395-5353
Sat., April 1 - 10:30 a.m.
Sale of farm machinery,
some hay and straw, for
LLOYD LAMONT, lot 24,
Con. 6 Huron Twp.
Thurs., April 6 - 10:00 a.m.
Sale of farm machinery, feed
and tools for HARRY and
CAROL HELFENSTEIN, Lot
2, Con. 2, Culross Twp.
Fri., April 7 - 6:00 p.m.
Evening auction sale of
home furnishings, antiques
and tools, for VERNON
''HUPFER, with added con-
signments, in the Brussels -
Morris -Grey Community
Centre in Brussels.
Sat, April 8 - 10:30 am.
Sale of farm machinery for
DAN McDONALD, 2 1/2
miles west of Ripley on Con.
8, Huron Twp.
Sat., April 15 - 10:00 am.
Sale of farm machinery,
household effects and an-
tiques for JOHN KLEMPP,
Lot 45, North. Durham Rd.,
Greenock Twp.
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FOR RENT.
SMALL, 2 bedroom furnished
bungalow style cottage for rent, 114
miles north Of Blyth. References re-
quired. Phone 523-9524.
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MINI EXCAVATOR: c -w 15" buck-
et, ideal for indoors and tight areas.
New .Holland skid steers: 5' and 6'
wide, operated hourly or contract.
Phone Huron Landscaping 529-7247.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
BUILDINGS lots,* 66'x120' with
water, reasonably priced, Wroxeter.
Phone daytime 291-2333 or evenings
335-6109.
LOT FOR SALE
BUILDING LOT in Blyth, 66'x132',
village water and sewers. Phone 887-
9137.
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burp, ficrindso,fratitnetpcfor, tfua.time fa�liOf $0.
131.1714, - unique one
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acre nim reed tot.
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on ` Mala , River-, 140
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acres v ood ork ble, 75 ao,r 1, �edroo
home, 2.barn6, ia0
very scelltc.
100 ACRE AR poi~ A
burn- with house, barn. ,ani
driveshed, 76 acrero
able 20 acres bush,
INDUSTRIA Q PROPERTY
Vanasirp,sO a .)0 eq. ft. buil-
ding on one acre.
1 1/2FLOOP �NTURY
HOME -''Ring 'a ;,dlyth.
MINI FARM - on one acre at
Holrnesvifl:e, 3 bedroom
home, lots of barns. Private
location.
Mason Bailey Real
Estate Ltd.
Mason Bailey, Broker
482-9371
24 hour service
Sales Representatives
Gordon Hill
233-3307
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AUCTIONSALE
of farm machinery, feed and tools, will be held for
Ha
ryr & •Carol
r :.1r .... . i -Helfenstein
aNLot 2, Conc. 2 Culross Twp., 2
corners south of
Teeswater on Hwy #4, then turn east on Conc. 2
for approx. 4 miles on
Thurs, April 6 at 10:00 a.m.
TRACTORS.., MAPHINERY AND HARVEST EQUIPMENT:
M.F. 285 diesel tractor with cab & radio, 85 hp, 2100 hrs.; M.F.
265 diesel with loader bucket, tines, front end stone picker, 60
hp, 2100 hrs.; M.F. 33 gas tractor, 30 hp.; Weber Lane 2
wheel hydraulic dump trailer; McKee 510 snow blower; acid
applicator for corn storage; winpower generator, PTO, 100
amp., 25 kw.; 3 ph. cement mixer, 1/3 yd.; rear mounted
scraper blade; Yamaha ET 300 snowmobile; N.H. 679 PTO
manure spreader, Tandem wheels; John Deere 65 PTO
combine with pickup; M.F. 36 self-propelled swather with regu-
lar and pick-up reels; 3 Turnco gravity grain boxes on wagons;
4 grain augers with motors - 15', 20', 40', 60'
TILLAGE AND PLANTING: White 508 4 -furrow 16" semi -
mounted plow; White 251 10 ft. tandem double disc.; Kong-
skilde 11' mounted spring tooth cultivator; set of 4 1/4 revers-
ible chain harrows; 2 sets of 4 diamond harrows; Tumco 13'
land packer; M.F. 33 17 -run seed drill;. John Deere 495A 4 -row
corn planter with fertilizer, insecticide, herbicide attachment
HAY EQUIPMENT: New Holland 479 9' haybine; M.F. #29
hay rake; M.F. 124 baler with M.F. 22 thrower; 2 bale thrower
racks on wagons; wooden flat rack on wagon; 34' bale eleva-
tor and motor; 2 24 -ft. bale elevators with motors
FORAGE EQUIPMENT AND MISCELLANEOUS: N.H. #717
super forage harvester with 1 row corn head and grass pick-
up; 2 George White PTO forage unloading wagons on 9 T.
running gear; New Idea AVCO forage blower, PTO driven;
spare front axle for forage wagons; John Deere R70 8 hp
grass mower; Ariens lawn mower; Ariens garden roto -Miler;
Agrimetal bedding chopper with 5 hp motor; Danuser 10" post
hole digger; 20 ft. feed rack on wagon; 100 gal. weed sprayer,
3h.; grain bin aerator fan; barn heaters; wood splitter
FEED: Approx. 1200 bales 1st cut hay; approx. 1200 bales
2nd cut hay; approx. 3000 bales straw. Y
TOOLS AND MISCELLANEOUS: Shovels, bars, axes, etc;
drills; wrenches; circular saws; machinery parts; arc welder;
gas welder; benches; grinders; chain saws; electric fences;
nails; extensive cataloged supply of nuts and bolts; air com-
pressor; ladders; ext. cords; quantity' of cedar posts and steel
sheeting; barn sprayer-fogger; 3 feed carts; 2 wheel barrows;
and more.
TERMS: Cash .or cheque with I.D. Day of Sale. Lunch Booth.
FARM SOLD. Owner and Auctioneer not responsible for acci-
dents or injuries in any way connected with the sale.
AUCTIONEERS
Wallace Sallagh, Teeswater 392®0170
Grant McDonald, Ripley 395-5353
Allan R. Miller, Holyrood 395-5062
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