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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-04-11, Page 24Page 8B - The Wingham Advance -Times, April 11, 1989 EVENING AUCTION SALE of home furnishings, antiques and trapping equipment, will be held for the Estate of Mr: Jack Warwick in Brussels -Morris -Grey Community Centre • Friday, April 14 at 6:00 pm Four violins; colonial style settee and chair; platform rocker; recliner; swivel rocker; Electrohome cabinet model colour T.V.; coffee and end tables; odd tables; china cabinets; pic- tures; table and floor lamps; cushions; ornaments; vases; desk; hall tree; telephone table; double bed; chest of drawers; matching bed; dresser, chest and bedside table; blanket box- es; clothes hampers; chrome table and chairs; metal storage cupboard; metal storage shelves; cannister set; some dishes and kitchenware; small appliances; vacuum cleaner; ironing board; antique jam cupboard; antique kitchen table; old bench; trunks; humidifier; picnic coolers;. step ladder; picket fence; scythe; gas B&D grass trimmer; model windmill; bird bath; garden tools; M.T.D. garden tiller; grinder; B&D electric drill; grease guns; chain saw; power hack saw; sump pump; tools; snow shoes; muskrat traps and trapping equipment; oil lantern; small car trailer; and many more items. TERMS: Cash or cheque with I.D. night of sale. SNACK BOOTH. Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents or injuries in .any way connected with the sale.. Auctioneers: Wallace Teeswater 392-6170 Grant McDonald, Ripley 395-5353 AUCTION SALE of appliances, furniture, antiques, dishes, misc. items, for Archie McHarg 348 'Elizabeth- Stz. E:, Listowel abc :.. Alice Krotz Listowel. Sale will be held in the Kurtzville Community Centre, on Wed. Evening, April 19 at 6:00 p.m. NOTE: This is the first sale, of the season in the arena, so please dress warm. APPLIANCES: Inglis H.D. auto. washer and matching dryer, white; Admiral 15 cu. ft. chest freezer; Emerson microwave; cannister, Viking vacuum cleaner and attach.; small electrical appliances; Annex coal or wood stove. FURNITURE: Hitachi table model, color TV with remote con- trol (good) and stand; Electrolux vacuum and attach.; Singer electric, portable sewing machine; ped. square table; vinyl spacesaver; magazine table; child's chrome high chair; china cabinet, double glass doors, with linen drawer; table and dresser lamps; brass and glass tea wagon; single ped. wooden desk; chesterfield & matching chair; .older style ches- terfield and 2 chairs; chrome clothes rack; hall shelf and mirror set; small tables; easy chair; foot stool; wooden 3/4 size bed; dresser with mirror matching chest; steel bed; wooden bed; chest and dresser; vanity dresser with mirror and bench; pic- tures; apt. size drop leaf chrome table; some bedding and linens. ANTIQUES: Oak round table, ped. to split and leaves; 5 side chairs & arm chair; buffet with top bevelled mirror, ail matching and good; upright phonograph, cabinet model made in Berlin, Canada (not working); some old records; double door ward- robe; sideboard; spool -leg parlor table; washstand with towel harp; odd wooden chairs; wooden hall tree; leather seat arm chair; occ. arm chair; dresser & mirror; Singer treadle sewing machine; hall table; 2 trunks; cloverleaf parlor table with claw feet; fainting couch; dresser with mustache pulls, some miss- ing, with top mirror shelves; dressers; chest of drawers; beds; 3 -burner coal oil stove and oven; wooden rocking chairs, some need repairs; glass tobacco jars; milk bottles; -crocks; old kitchen cupboard bottoms; picture frames; large pine stor- age box; 4 piece toilet set; pitcher; brass base Aladdin lamp with shade, complete; coal oil lamp; quantity of books. DISHES: Variety of good dishes including Noritake . pieces, matching pieces of Depression glass; glass tea set; cups & saucers; silver pieces; 2 partial dinner sets; everyday dishes and cookware. MISC. ITEMS: White alum. storm door, complete; Singer elec- tric sewing machine head; outdoor butterfly ornament sets; bundle of hardboard shelving; garden tools and misc. Owners or auctioneers not responsible for accidents, deletions or Toss of property sale day. TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper ID sale day. AUCTIONEERS: BOB AND DOUG GILM Ofinaif4-§i:14 ly' The Grade 4 class has been work- ing on a unit about sandwiches. We tasted different kinds of breads and had a sandwich contest. All we had to do was make a sandwich that would go in one of the categories. The winners were: Wake-up Sandwich, first, Carla Cook, sec- ond,'Heather Keller, third, Michelle Freiburger and Brad Ramsey; Anything Goes!, first, Vaughn Vincent, second, JoAnn Mason, third, Chanda Casemore and Adam Trotter and fourth, Tracy Robinson; Big Four Plus Iron, first, Victor Buchanan and Shannon Embling, Rebekahs host dessert -euchre There were 13 tables in play at the recent Rebekah dessert -euchre party. Winners were: high pink card, Eva Carr; high white, Edythe Coultes; low pink, Irene Farrier and low white, Herb Clayton. Marj Coultes had the most lone hands and Jean Wilton won the lucky draw. Three are tied for most shoots Nineteen tables were in play at last Monday evening's shoot party at the Wingham Legion Hall. Kay McCormick was the high lady, while Ken Stevens was high man. Marg Pollock was the eventu- al winner of the most shoots, although she' was tied with Helen Martin and Mary Hehn. Agnes Gaunt was the low lady and Cliff Bray was low man, tying with Cord Louttit. A few draw prizes were awarded to Don Courtney, Steve Trapp, Sara Anstett, Olive Jamieson and Priscil- la Bray. The Legion will host a euchre party on Monday, April 17. second, Amanda Young, third, Todd Walker, fourth, ennifer Black; Vegetarian's Delight, first, Erin Cook, second, Angie Wharton. We also did sandwiches activities which were fun. We had a good time. —Brad Ramsey, Michelle Freiburger, Becky Van Camp, Victor Buchanan Grade 1 has been working hard at its addition and subtraction facts sin to 10. Their buddies have been a big help. They have been reading lots of books. Some children have read 30 to 40 books! Superb! The Grade 7-8 students have started their games unit again with their Grade 2 buddies. The second "Quest Skills for Adolescent Par- ents" meeting was held last Mon- day. Our class is almost finished with the Quest program for the year. 4 AT WPS Editor Wendy McBride Mrs. MacRae's class is studying about nutrition and having lots of fun drawing food people. They are beginning to take turns reading stories to the Kinder- garten students. They also are singing the song "Going to the Market" for the music festival at Walkerton. In their take-home reading club, some girls and boys have read over 80 books. What eager readers they are! —Shari Mundell The Kindergarten clan has start- ed spring -time activities. Last week, they visited the Maple Keys Sugar Bush. The children also enjoyed tapping the maple tree at the school. The morning Kindergarten is preparing for its part in the spring concert on April 19. —Kelly Kerr Miss Turner's Grade 2 class is embarking on a new unit on space. They will study the solar system. They are in centres and will revolve until everyone reach- es every centre. In math, they are doing number facts of 17, also shapes. They are now doing units of transportation, FARM IS SOLD AUCTION SALE of tractors, farm machinery, tools, household and miscellaneous for Dave Brown Lot 26, Con. 9, Egrernont Twp., RR 2, Mount Forest Saturday, April 15 at 1 p.m. sharp LOCATION: East of Mount Forest on Hwy. 89, approx. 3 miles to Woodland Springs Road, tum north to third road and " go east approx. 4 miles to farm (signs posted). TRACTORS: Leland 282 85 h.p. w/turbo, synchromesh trans -,„mission, quick attach loader, 2 manure buckets, round bale prong, 18.4 x 34 tires, loaded, approx. 1100 hours; comple- tely restored 1952 John Deere AR tractor w/JD power trol live pto, JD mower. MACHINERY; Kongskilde 16' Triple K 3 pt. hitch cultivator; set of 18.4x34 tractor chains; JD disc hyd. cyl.; 10° Int. land roller; swath turner; two 5 -ton George White wagons w/18° racks; MF ° No. 12 baler; No. 33 seed drill 15 run; Case 4 -furrow semi - mount plow 14" bottoms, 3 pt. hitch w/cyl.; 6 section harrows; Brandt 51'8" pto grain auger, 2 years old; skeleton 45' bale elevator; grain dryer; round hay feeder - sheep; grain box on 10 ton wagon frame; McKee single auger snowblower. TOOLS & MISC.: Pioneer 500 chain saw, like new; 3/8 drill; 3/4" socket set; 4" vise; pipe bender; 3/8" cable wench; gas powered water pump; circular saw w/Mandrill; horse drawn cutter; aluminum pipe, etc. HOUSEHOLD: Partial listing. Owner uncertain of items being sold. 12° Woods chest freeze; Quebec woodstove w/reservoir. NOTE: All equipment is in very good condition. Proprietor and auctioneer are not responsible for any accidents on sale day. Announcements or corrections take precedence over written advertising. Lunch booth provided. TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D. AUCTIONEER: WA ME NELAON H eth it j1 VSCVII� ..we�aavaw ram 600.1@e aa oso� wheels and how much friction and resistance there is on these objects. They are getting ready for the spring concert that is on April 19 at 7:30 p.m., so mark it on your calendar. —Kerri McGrath Grade 3 has had almost perfect attendance. They have been trying very hard to improve their math and reading skills and now are 'proud of their progress. All of the students are trying to help the stu- dents who have difficulty. They enjoy social studies and science. Some of the students can research their projects more suc- cessfully now as their reading skills improve. They are looking forward to the time when they can invite parents in during May. -Shanda, Mitc-hell The Grade 4-5s are starting:,pro- jects on minerals and mining. The spring concert will have one song and two poems. In social studies, they are doing forestry and recently got reading buddies. They also are studying "the house" in French. The Grade 4-5s recently finished their bird project as well. There is a lady coming to talk about 'The Changing Me". Grade 4s are doing problems in math while the Grade 5s are finding the missing term. —Dave Carter Last Friday, Mrs. Overholt's class had an Easter dinner with Mrs. Train's class. They ate ham, potatoes, corn and rolls. Mrs. Train's class made trifles for dessert. Nine students from the Seaforth High School came to help with their swimming. Heather Priestap comes Tuesday after- noons and goes swimming with them. —Angie Swanson In''French this week, the Grade 5s finished the pictures of the house to learn the names of all the contents and names of the rooms. Mr. Sakasov's grade finished its clothing unit to learn the colors and names of clothes. Grade 6 is making an oral presentation to the French co-op student, Luanne Brown. Mr. Morton's class is preparing skits and Mr. Shaw's class has just finished a review and unit test. —Marc Poulin Last week we had a dress -up vacation day. Students and staff dressed up in clothes suited for wherever they'd like to go. They dressed up for Japan, Hawaii and Florida. The science fair is rapidly appn aching. •Viewing.fgr,thgr pub -1 lic will be held pn Wpidnesday4 April 13, from 6:30 to 8 p.m.