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iNANO ani Advance -Times, April 9, 1980
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CONVECTION CURRENTS—Bryan Shaw and Bert Sjaarda were pleased to see their
pro)ect take a second place in the physical category at the North Huron Science Fair.
They are students at Turnberry Central School.
CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION SALE
THURSDAY, APRIL 10th - 7:00 P.M. at
MOUNT FOREST AUCTION CENTRE
690 Queen St. E. r
(on Hwy. #89), Mount Forest; Ontario
7 piece dining room suite with round table; Jubilee
Guelphcookstove, A-lcondition;, Husier cupboard; set of
four pressbpck chairs; set of four cane seat chairs;
chests; washstands; Electrohome coloured T.V.; stoves;
refrigerators; automatic washer and dryer; dishes; and
other household effects.
-NOTE: Partial Listing only, plan to attend this real good
sale.
AUCTIONEER - AL WARREN
323-2138 or 323-4819 (res.)
CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED
FOR FUTURE SALES ANYTIME.
BY LORRAINE JOHN
iN
FLIES—A project on flies won first place In the Grade 7 blotogical category for Rick
Knight of Grey Central School at the North Huron Science Fair last week.
Whitechurch Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snowden
and Bill Jr. of Goderich, Mr.
and Mrs. Dave McGlynn,
Wayne and Janet of Kitchener
visited on the weekend with
their parents, Mr. and. Mrs.
Joe Tiffin, and Joey. They also
visited their grandmother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Tiffin, in
Wingham and. District
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Craig
and family left last week to
make their home in Calgary
w'a'nd obtain employment.
Murray Gibb left last week
for British Columbia where he
hopes to obtain work.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Donnelly,
Angela and Jill of Streetsville
visited Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Milligan.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Pardon on Sunday were
their family, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Gaunt, Jennifer and
Graeme of. Chatham and Dr.
and Mrs: Ed Carey of Kit-
chener.
Mrs. Isobel Tiffin of
Lucknow and Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh McMillan of Watford
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Tiffin on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Relison
Falconer of Sarnia brought his
mother, Mrs. Robert
Mowbray, home from Sarnia
and spent the weekend here
and with her mother, Mrs.
`Hazel Stacey of Wingham.
Whitechurch friends are
pleased that Mrs. Ben Mc-
Clenaghan returned home
from hospital on Good Friday.
On Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
McClenaghan were visited by
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Mc-
Clenaghan of St. Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. Ron McClenaghan
and Erin, St. Thomas, Sadie
Barber and Dale Taylor. Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Howe visited
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Coultes
were visited by Mr, and Mrs.
--AUCTIO-N SALE
Of Real Estate, Farm Machinery, 9 Beef Cows
with Calves and Household Effects will be held for
ARNOLD ALDEN
Lot 24, Conc.11, Turnberry Twp., approx. 2
miles north of Wingham on Hwy. 4, then
1 mile west, on
Saturday, April 19
Starting at 10:30 a.m.
REAL ESTATE consists of an attractive 3 year old Teflon
sided one storey home situatedon one acre of land. Large
living room, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, carpeted; large kitchen
with Hanover open stock cupboards, has vinyl floor cover-
ing. Full basement. Combination oil and wood furnace,
used 3 seasons. Drilled well.
To be offered for sale by public acction subject to reserve
,bid at approx. 2:00 p.m. day of sale.
-Real estate may be viewed by appointment prior to sale
date, phone 367-1715 or 357-1150. Also for one hour prior
VERIMIRof sate;
TERMS:.Real Estate 10% down, balance in 30 days.
Machinery, Cattle, Household Effects: Cash Day of Sale
OWner: '
ARNOLD ALDEN
Auctioneers:
WALLACE BALLAGH
Teeswater 392=6170
GRANT McDONALD
Ripley 395-5353
Auction Sale
Of Livestock, Machinery and Household Items will be
held for
LEE FOSTER
Lot 34, Coni; Turnberry Twp,, 3 corners east of Bluevalo
then 1 corner north of 86 Highway or 2 miles oast of
County Rood 12 on
Saturday, April 19
at 12:30 p.m.
Two beef heifers, 6 beef steers approx. 800 lbs., 7 sows
bred Landrace, sow with litter, sow due sale time, sow
with 11 pigs, sow with5 pigs, sow with 4 pigs, 2 Landrace
boars, 12 feeder -pigs, Massey Ferguson 21-35 tractor
with #99 loader, chains, extra bucket; overhauled in
good condition, McCormick W4 tractor, Massey Ferguson
3 x 12 hydraulic plow, Massey Ferguson 2 furrow trail
plow, Massey 13 run seed drill, 10 ft. 3 pth. cultivator on
wheels, Massey Ferguson #110 manure spreader, Ford 3
pth. 7 ft. mower, Massey 4 bar rake on steel, wagon with
16 ft. rack, Massey Ferguson #10 baler, Ebersol 30 ft.
elevator on wheels, 2 wheel trailer, Lucknow 7 ft, snow
blower (as new), grain auger and motor, electric fencer -.
and stokes, farrowing crates, cages for 10 hens, pig
castrate holder, heat lamps, electric grain grinder, elec-
tric roller, approx. 15 ton mixed grain, 1500 bales hay,
500 bales straw, Whirlpool frost free fridge, utility table
(as new), small tables, drop leaf table, .coat rack., ward-
robe'i.lth glass doors, book rack, 2 of 9 x 12 'rugs, floor
lamp, radio, beautiful dining room suite, picture frames,
high chair, bedroom suite, chest of drawers, wash stand,
wood bed, bedding, drapes, antique cupboard, bench,
crocks, jugs, sealers, pots and pans, numerous small
articles.
Terms --Cash day of Sale - Owner Retiring
OWner or Auctioneer not Responsible forAccidents
or Losses.
Clerk
GEORGE POWELL
Auctioneer
BRIAN RINTOUL
Torn Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Rae
Lewis and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Empey and Craig on
Sunday.
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Elliott were
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elliott and
Jeffrey of . Brussels, Mr. and
Mrs. David Elliott and Curtis
of Blyth and Mr. and Mrs.
l
Gordon Elliott,. Wingham.
Easter weekend visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul
were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Campbell and Heather of
Kitchener. On Sunday, the
Rintouls visited Mr. and Mrs.
Mack Cardiff of Brussels. Also
visiting the Cardiffs were Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Rintoul, Steven,
Bank manager
is guest speaker
HOWICK — Local bank
manager Don Coghlin of Ford-
wich was guest speaker at a
recent dinner meeting of the
Howick Optimist club.
Theme of Mr. Coghlin's talk(
was the role of a bank mana-I
ger.
The banks now offer more
than 100 services to the custo-
mers, according to Mr. Cogh-
lin. He mentioned the handling
of loans, surplus funds and
what the individual can do for
the banker. .
The discussion period was
very interesting and Optimist
Cecil Wilson expressed the
thanks of the club by present-
ing Mr. Coghlin with a gift.'
In other business, past
president Wray Wilwon re-
ported on the .progress of the
new emergency addition to the
Listowel Hospital. Finance
chairman Bruce MacDonald
reported on the ' Getaway
Lottery ticket sales. A little
over 100 tickets remain to be
sold and the finance corn
mittee expressed confidence
all could be sold by May 31.
The clublearned of the ex-
Periences of Optimist Jack
and Helen Ruttan and ,,past
president Wray and Debbie
Wilson during their recent Las
Funeral service
for Mrs. Brownlie
Funeral service was held
Wednesday of last week for
Mrs. Eva Mildred Brownlie of
45 Alfred Street, Wingham.
The Currie -Walker Funeral
Home, Wingham, was in
charge of arrangements and.
Rev. Dr. Robert H. Armstrong
conducted the two o'clock
service. Interment followed in
Wingham Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Murray
Gardner, Terry Gardner, Jim
Farrish, Ivan Gardner, Scott
Reid and Paul Gardner.
Mrs. Brownlie passed away
in the Wingham and District
Hospital on Monday, March
31. She was in her 76th year.
Born in Grey Township on
January 31, 1905, she Was the
former Eva House, a daughter
of the late Freeman House and
Edith Snell. She was
predeceased by her first
husband, Wayne Edgar
Tomlinson, and later married
William Brownlie.
Mrs. Brownlie was a
member of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian „Church, and
Majestic Rebekah Lodge No.
352 which she once served as
Noble Grand.
Left to mourn her passing is
one daughter, Mrs. Lorne
(Helen) Gardner of Wingham;
four grandchildren, Mrs. Jim
(Nancy) Farrish, Terry, Paul
and Murray Gardner; and
three great grandchildren.
She was predeceased by twd
sisters, Mrs. Alfred
(Beatrice) Free and Miss
Violet. House, both former
residents of Meaford.
Anne Campbell
dies in London
Miss Anne M. Campbell of
Lorne Ave., London, formerly
of Wingham, passed away in
Victoria Hospital, London, in
her 68th year. She was the
daughter of the late William J.
Campbell and Mary Hutton,
formerly of RR 2, Wingham,
Left to mourn are two
brothers, James H. Campbell,
Wingham, and John L.
Campbell, London; also one
sister, Jean B. Campbell of
London. She was predeceased
by one sister, Marybelle. She
was the dear aunt of Linda
Campbell, Toronto, and
Robert Campbell, London,
The late Miss Campbell
rested at the James M.
Carrothers• Funeral Home, 843
Dundas Street, London, where
complete funeral and com-
mittal service was held April 4
at two o'clock with Rev.
Farquhar MacKinnon of
Centennial United Church
officiating. Interment
followed in Wingham
Cemetery,
Vegas and Los Angeles holi-
day. This trip is one of many
offered by the Optimist Club in
their Getaway Lottery. -
Three special: draw prizes,.
donated by the:Canadian Im :
perial Bank oft Commerce,.,
were won : by Q,Rimist4 Doug
Browne, Norman Wilson ,and
John . Watson. The early bird
draw was won by Tim Tolton
of Bluevale; Mr. Tolton will
reeeive,the value of his ticket,
and for the second .time in a
row;the ticket was sold by
Optimist Denis Dosman of
Gerrie.
President Ron McClement
announced that on April 10 the
Wallace Optimist Club will be
having special Interservice
Club meeting at the Wallace
Community' Centre. A good
representation Of the Howick
Optimist Club is planned.
The next Howick Optimist
business meeting is on
Wednesday Apri116.
MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE --�
Belgrave
Belgrave .residents regret
the fact that Mrs. Wellington
Marks .is a patient in
University Hospital,: London.
Family and friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Howard Zettler of
Chepstow visited her mother,
Mrs. Robert Procter, on
Thursday and Friday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Cantelon
of Toronto visited on Easter
Monday with his grand-
mother, Mrs. Harry McGuire.
Mrs. Robert Procter visited
-Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mayberry
and family of Londesboro on
Easter weekend.
Mrs. Grant
McBurney dies
in Ottawa
Following an illness of eight
months' duration, Mrs. Grant
McBurney of Craig Henry
Drive, Nepean, passed away
in Ottawa on March 30. She
was in her 37th year.
Mrs. McBurney was born in
St . -Eugene-de-Guigues.,
Quebec, and was the former
Marie -Pause Caron, a
daughter of Mrs. Etiola Caron
of Quebec and the late Ar-
mand Caron. She was a school
teacher and, a member of the
Roman Catholics Church.
She married Mr. McBurney,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. McBur-
ney, Belgrave, in Ottawa in
1967 and he survives, with two
children, Stephen, 11, and
Renee, 10 Seven sisters and
five brothers also survive.
Funeral service was held at
10 a.m. on April 2 at St. Remi
Parish, Ottawa.
Scott and Stuart, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Robinson, ,Mark and
Tracy of Belgrave, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Gutoskie,
Michelle and Michael of
Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Oberholtzer, . Jeffrey and
Julie, Waterloo.
lifilome4wer,e,
d androo;. t
.;
at: the }ort Elgin
fey tegeh ment, At the
fare `2i Collingwot d
hockey •tournament, the Kies-
men wen - three and 1;031
j;ams. to thie eoneelation
trophy, Tem Black received a
broken nose but still won, the. -
• most valuable player award.
Belgrave Kinsmen won the
curling bonspiel in Seaford*
and placed second and third in
the Harriston bonspiel.
The Belgrave Kinsmen are
making plans for bike rodeo
this, spring and will • supply
travel arrangements for
senior citizens to the -operetta
at the Belgrave Public School
on May 9. Next meeting will be
the election of officers for the
coming Kinsmen year.
Euchre party
Lola Mann was high lady for
the euchre, put on by the
recreation committee, April 2.
Wes Paulin finished as high
man with Bonnie Perry as low
lady and Ross Turvey as low
man, The door prize was won
by. Bob McMurray.
CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION SALE
OF FARM MACHINERY, TRACTORS,
TRUCKS, TOOLS, LAWN MOWERS, ETC.
Turn that unwanted machinery and other articles you no
longer need into cash. See next week's paper for listing.
Consignments accepted up to sale. date.
Sale wit! be held of
MOUNT FOREST AUCTION CENTRE
690 Queen St., East
(on Hwy. #89') Mount Forest
on
FRIDAY, APRIL 18th at 1:00 P.M.
AUCTIONEER - AL WARREN
323-2138 or 323-4819 (res.)
Walton's 81st Holstein
Consignment Sale
WALTON'S SALES ARENA
2 Miles West of Durham on Hwy. 4
Thursday, April 17, 1980
12 NOON
Already consigned are a number of Registered and Grades -
fresh, close springing cows, bred heifers, yearlings and
calves.
Also selling is the herd of Wellington Dahms - 26 head. Sired
by such sires as Elmcroft Pontiac Chieftain (Ex -St); Missis-
sippi Rockman Prospect (Ex -Sp); Flemingdale Perseus Mark
(VG -Extra). Service sire - Quality Ultimate (Ex -St).
A number of these animals are fresh and for due April or May.
The balance are in various states of lactation.
Herd.- first stage towards listing,
Cattle insured against full mortality for 16' days.
Open for consignments.
DONALD E. WALTON
Sales Manager and Auctioneer
PHONE 519-369,3804 or 369-2831
1
MORTGAGE SALE.
Elizabeth Street
Brussels, Ontario
Under and by virtue of the powers contained in a certain mort-
gage which will be produced at the time of the sole,
PUBLIC AUCTION
On the promises on
SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1980
at 2:00 oclock p.m.
the following property, to be sold subject to a reserve bid and
to the rights of any person claiming any interest under The Mort-
gages Act.
Description of Lands:
ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and pre-
mises situate, lying and being in the Village Of Brussels, in the
County of Huron, Province of Ontario and being composed of the
East Half of Village Lots Three Hundred and Seventy-six (376) and
Three Hundred and Seventy-seven (377), Plan Six (6), on the West
side of Elizabeth Street in the said Village of Brussels.
Terms.
10 of the purchase price in cash or by certified cheque, as a de-
posit payable to Vendor's solicitor, at the time of the sale. Bal-
ance of the purchase price subject to usual adjustments, for hy-
dro, fuel oil', and public utilities in cash or by certified cheque on ,
closing. The closing dote is April 30, 1950. The purchaser and
vendor shall, on the date of the auction sale execute a standard
form agreement of purchase and sale which shall contain the
terms of sale noted herein.
Tenancy:
There is presently a tenant who will be vacating the premises on
or before April 30, 1980.
Reserve Bld:
This auction is subject to a reserve bid.
Inspealont
il;:. .V. Irr6pecilOn Or IG:uV OCIOCK noon On
Saturday, April 12, 1980.
VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST COMPANY
by its solicitors
GILLER 4 MacLENNAN
360 Wallace Avg. N.
Llstowol, Ontario
Sale conducted by
Auctioneer Robert Gilmore
Phone 291-3489
For further information contact Victoria and Grey Trust Company,
Listdwel Branch, 291.1450.
Selling et this, slate is the Illi :; msc�llltsstt Of tl l lltahett
John Deere tractor. /x ; hoitrlf, ji sus duals, Suta sRtper-t
gtely; John Deere 14 0 / ow, Il furrow.18 " ,10lth r etti and
Olio, coulters; John D E10609.81119,109ri1BW. pleb»
• John Deere disc. m /sI BWF. 14 . John Deere Iter,+,
wester, model 33800. iwo row d� and ,1okup, 2 Y4ars old
and cut 300 acres; 1973 Ford t vllle�tandem 111J0k. 18'
regk, 20 speed, 6 and 4 trend on; 18000 front -axle and
3x1000 resr� axle, with hoists sir grasser.
TRACTORS: Aliis 160 with duals; 90 horse power. 18.4 x
34 tires; 430 case with loader and 'hydraulic: bucket Fordsen
Dexter; Cockshutt 60, gate tractor; culttdators: ' Kongsk)lde
3 point hitch; 18' International; 24' John Deere; Harvesters:
260 Massey Ferguson with pickup and two row corn head
with electric control; 818 New Holland. with, two POW corn
head end pickup.
466 International plate corn planter; Case 7 furrow plow, l6"
bottoms on land hltoh'apd automatic resets; Base 6 furrow,
o, st16" bottomsCase 10.10 combine with
cplabw; 55' Versatileafetyrips augerand; sprayer with 30' booms, 160 gallons
on wheels; 302 troller. sprayer, Ag Kern ;.28' booms and.
contrificel pumml three point hitch Ag Kam sprayer, 180
gallons, 28' ° booms and centrifical pump; BJM 3312 trailer
mount seed mixer, in _excellent condition;``330 Butler Oswald
trailer mount mixer 1 Schwart;e fence ;line feeder. 190 bushel;
1 Schwartz fence line feeder, 175 bushel.
This is a partial listing. Consignments are still being token.
For further information contact Auctioneer Barry Gray,
519.338.3722,' and Keith Gray 519343-3607 or Dave Carson.
Terms—Cash or Cheque with Proper Identification.
Owner or Auctionearare not Responsible for
Accidents or Injury or Lose of Property Day of
Farm Auction Sole
Of Farm Machinery, Feed and Livestock for
DON COBER
Located at Lot 10, Con. 15, Howlett Township, 33/4 miles
east of Delmore to Mchttosh Church, then 2 miles south
on Huron County Road 828 to be held on
Monday, April 141'980
[Starting at 1:00 p.m.]
FARM MACHINERY: Cockshutt 550 gas tractor with P.S.,
chains, and manure loader; M.H. #30 gas tractor; I.H. 3
furrow 12" bottom trail plow; J.D. 28 plate disc; J.D. 8 ft.
trail cultivator; 3 section spring tooth harrow; 4 section
'harrows with draw bar; J.D. 7 ft. power mower, 3 pth.;
M.M. 4 bar side rake; M.F. #3 baler; bale stooker and
fork; 24 ft. Skeleton bale elevptor with -motor; J.D. 2 row
corn planter, 3 pth.; wagon 4vith rack; I.H. 7 ft. binder
with canvas; George White 24 x 42 steel threshing
machine on rubber with 120 ft. endless belt; grain
wagon; J.D. 12A combine (in Al condition); New idea #17
manure spreader; snow blower, 3 ' pth.; Surge milker
pump. ith-3.units; Vikingrtelectric.cream..seporatort J.D."
11" hamrnermill with drive belt; 8 farrowing crates; milk
cans; wheelbaiiaw, steelfencq posts; hydro fencer; Skil-
saw 1629 chain saw, scrap, iron; grain auger with motor;
forks; shovels and other articles too .numerous to-
mention. •
LIVESTOCK: 4 Jersey cows milking; 1 Jersey ,cow due in
May; 3 Holstein cows milking; 1 Holstein cow due in May;
1 Stocker beef heifer; 6 calves; :1 Stocker Jersey steer
(cows have been tested for Brucellosis). Also • 1 sow due
the end of May; 5 sows bred; and'1 York crossed -boar..
FEED: Approx. 700 bales of mixed bay; approx. 150 bales
of straw; quantity of loose straw; 20 to 25 tons of mixed
grain (with corn mixed in); approx. 10 ft. of corn ensil-
age (in 14 ft. diameter silo).
Toms: Cash, Day of Solei
Owner or Auctioneer not Responslblo for any Accidents'
or Injuries on Property on Day of Sale.
Auctioneer
LEN METCALFE
Phone 367-2791
Mildmay, Ont.
Auction Sale
Of Farm Machinery and Feed for
MRS. WILSON SNYDER.
AND Corn Equipment for
HERS ELDRIDGE
Will be held at the Snyder Farm, Lot 13, Con. 8, Grey
Twp., 2 miles west of Ethel or 1 corner north and 3 miles
east of Brussels on
Thursday, April 17
at 1:1PO pain.
Massey Ferguson 175 tractor (less than 2,000 hrs.),
Massey Ferguson 165 tractor (less than 1,500 hrs.) with
Allied loader, Hydrien 3 pth. 3 x 16 plow, Triple K 12 ft.
cultivator, Massey Ferguson PTO manure spreader, John
Deere 15 run power lift seed drill, Kewanee 40 plate
wheel disc, Hanson 3 pth. weed sprayer with new pump,
3 pth. grass seeder; Massey Ferguson 7 ft. mower, John
Deere side rake, hay buncher, bale stooker and loader,
Massey Ferguson #10 baler, pipe elevator, Little Giant 36
ft. bale elevator (as new), wagon with hay rack, 2 gravity
bins with wagons, 2 grain augers with motors, Massey
Ferguson #82 combine with pickup and reel, electric and
battery fencers, electric fence stakes, New Idea 1 auger
3 pth. snow blower„ snow fence, 3 farrowing crates,
baler twine, bench, emery, anvil, Surge milker unit,
cattle dehorner, feed cart, wheel barrow, bogs, tires,
lumber, 2,000 bales hay, 20 ton mixed groin, numerous
small items.
CORN EQUIPMENT: John Deere double disc runner, 4
row corn picker with new fertilizer box (overhauled),
Lilliston Leham 4 row 'Folling cultivator, New Idea #323
corn picker, Smoker, 30 ft. elevator, Cockshiitt #19 bole
stsven shank chisel plow, tractor
chains, 10 ft. lime spreader, Kooning stone picker
bucket, Allied 5 inch x 30 ft. utility auger, 500 ft. of 2 x 4
corn crib wire in 25 ft. lengths.
Terms—Cosh Day of Sale
Owners or Auctioneer not Responsible for Accidents
er Losses.
Clerk
-' GEORGE POWELL
Bookkeeper
JIM STEPHENSON
Auctioneer
BRiAN RINTOUL