Wingham Advance-Times, 1981-05-06, Page 10GUN AND
SPORT SHOP
Wingham's new Gun and Sport Shop in-
vites you to drop in and see the fine
selection new and used guns. Everything
from the plain Cooey 22 bolt action to the
sophisticated Winchester Pigeon grade,
model 23XTR 12 go. double. All types of
guns by Remington,. Winchester, Brown-
ing, Savage, Ruger, in various models
and calibers. For a good varmit gun may
we suggest the Ruger Mini - 14 semi auto.
223, cal. with stainless steel barrel and
action (a great little gun.) Also Black
powder guns, Commeratives for the col-
lector. See the Gun and Sport Shop for all
your ammunition needs, archery equip-
ment and fishing gear.
We accept cash, cheques, Visa and
Mastercharge.
Lots of Free Parking.
NOTE: We take trade-ins on new guns or
will pay cash for guns in any condition I
Call The Gun & Sport Shop
357-1730
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ON SALE
WED.,. MAY 27
3;00 P.M.
1104 acre productive day -
lotsm form. Barn, silo,
large farrowing born.
large storage shed. steel
greinory & 7 rooms. 2
storey brick house with
cottage roof and modern
conveniences. This farm
should be seen to be
appreciated. Sold subject
to a moderate ,reserve
bid with 10% down and
balance within 60 days.
Located at lot 38. Con. 18,
Minto Township, ' mile
west of Clifford, 11/4
miles north & 1 mile east
of Clifford. For- Mr.
Ronald Becker, 327-8583.
For further details and
inspection
Contact
Eldon Steckley
Auctioneer
598-4707
R. W,, Bell
OPTOfPIST
God .rich
Tile ware 824-7661
REAL ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
Thurs., May 28
5:00 p.m.
Country cosy 7 room,
2 etorey dwelling sit-
uated on a % acre par-
cel of land. Country
living at its hest,, %
mile east of Carthage.
3 miles west of Hes-
son for Mr. James
Cropper. For full de-
tails and inspection -
Contact:
Eldon Steckley
Auctioneer
595-4%07
AUCTION SALE
Of swine and machinery, will be held for
WILFRED AND JOHN
CLIPPERTON
Lot 29, Con. 4, Kinloss Twp., 3 corners east of Lucknow,
2 corners north to Langside then, 1 mile east or 2
corners north of Whitechurch then 1 V mile west.
MONDAY, MAY 18
AT 12 NOON
LIVESTOCK:
Sow with 9 pigs, sow with 16 pigs, sow with 9 pigs, sow
with 11 pigs, 4 bred gilts, 2 sows breed 2 months, sow
due by sale, york hog.
MACHINERY: International 624 tractor, Ford 850
tractor, Case D row crop tractor with corn cultivator,
Int. 105., s.p- combine with pickup and reel, M.F. 34 self
propel 12 ft. swather, New Holland 477 haybine, Gehl
95 MX mixmill, Int. 370, 10 ft. wheel disc, Allis
Chalmers 303 .baler, Int. super chief 3 x 14 pull type
plow, -3 pth 3 furrow ace bottom plow, Cockshutt No.
11, 15 run seed drill, 2 set diamond harrow, Black Hawk
3 pth 2 row corn planter, grain box, 2 gravity bins with
wagons, 2 wagons with 16 ft. racks, wagon with 14 ft.
rack, wagon and. rack, New Holland 327, pto. 130 bu.
manure spreader, George White 80" snow blower,
Case 2 furrow plow Co -Op grain and atrazine sprayer
with 30 ft. boom, Int. 3'pth 7 ft. mower, Case side rake,
New Idea side rake, Kingwise 34 ft. elevator has motor,
Carbola sprayer, 2 wheel trailer, Burrdizzo, cattle clip-
pers,, set 4 used :16 :.9 .past- hole auger, pig
feeders, wheel barrows; water troughs, iron kettle, 30
sheets of steel, hydraulic ram, % ton truck rack, cob
corn, 1500 bale straw, 17 cu. ft. freezer, block and
white t.v., Wingham clipper wood stove, scrap Iron,
numerous small items found on a well kept farm..
For information phone 357-1778.
TERMS: Cash Farm Sold Lunch Booth
Owners or auctioneer not responsible for accidents or
losses.
GEORGE POWELL
CLERK
BRIAN RINTOUL
AUCTIONEER
Coming Events
COMPLETE
PONDLEA DISPERSAL
Herd of Nyle Weber,
Elmwood, Ontario
WALTON SALE ARENA
2 miles west of Durham on Hwy. No. 4
Thursday, May 14, 1981
at 12 Noon
22 Registered Cows 10 Grades fi Registered Calves
A herd of young cows and first calf heifers with
quality udders. A fancy GP daughter selling by Facia -
mar Astronaut; her dam GP - 3 yr. 168M - 173F of BCA;
2nd dam GP - 3 yr. 153M - 169F of BCA, due in June to
Trudgen Moch Four. Don't miss her.
Other daughters from such great sires as Agro
Acres Marquis Ned (Ex -St); Downolone Reflection Em
peror (Ek -Extra); Glenafton Mon -o -War (Extra); A Birch -
Hollow Royalty (Ex -Extra); A Dutch -Croft Fury Lad (Ex -
Ext a) and others.
8 well grown heifer calves by Sheik, Concord, Moch
Four and Sir Christopher.
Mr. Weber is dispersing this herd as he has sold his
farm.
FOLLOWED BY:
COMPLETE
MILKING HERD
Of Philip Boyd,
Fenelon Falls, Ontario
37 Registered Cows 3 Grades
A fine herd of home bred cows with R.O.P. records
to 8,091 kg. milk. Mainly from Unit Sires - Bond Haven
Royolstar (G -Extra); A Birch -Hollow Royalty (tx-Extra);
A Woodbine Milkman (Sp -Ex); Pickiond Citation R (St -St)
and others.
12 freshened recently, balance due mainly in Sept-
ember and October.
Listed herd.
Plan now to attend these two sales.
Donald E. Walton
Sales Manager and Auctioneer
519-369-3804 or 369-2831
HAPPY 75TH
Happy 75th anniversary to
the Auxiliary to Wingham
and District Hospital. The
occasion will be celebrated
at St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Wingham on Fri-
day, May 8. Come ,join us for
morning coffee 10 to 11:30
a.m. or afternoon tea, 2:30 to
4:30 p.m.
29-6
45TH ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Cretier
and family invite their
friends and neighbors to an
open house at their home RR
1, Bluevale, on Saturday,
May 9 from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7
to 9 p.m. Best wishes only
please.
29-6
CRAFT SALE
Consisting of handmade
crafts, plants, baking etc. at
the Wingham and Area Day
Centre for the Homebound,
Wingham Arjnouries, this
Thursday, May 7 at 2 p.m.
29-6
DANCE
Bluevale Mixed Bowling
League dance on Friday,
May 8 from 9 p.m. to l a.m.
Music by London DJ; $5 per
couple. Lunch provided.
Brussels Legion.
29-6
SINGLES' DANCE
Festival Singles' dance, Fri-
day, May 8 in the Victorian
Inn, Stratford; dancing 9 to
1. Welcome all singles over
25. No blue jeans.
ENVELOPE SHOWER
At Clifford Community
Centre on Saturday, May 9
for Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dick-
ert, (Marie Schmidt) . Dance
to Town and Country Sounds.
Everyone welcome. Ladies
please bring lunch.
OPEN HOUSE
Wingham Golf and Curling
Club, Sunday, May 10, from 1
to 3 p.m. Join us for a round
of free golf and meet our new
professional, Dana Collinks.
BAKE, PLANT AND
RUMMAGE SALE
Will be held at the White-
church Community Hall on
Saturday, May 9 from 1 to 4
p.m., under the auspices of
the Whitechurch Young
People's Society. Everyone
welcome.
ONTARIO Polled Hereford
Club Spring Showcase sale,
Saturday, May 30, New-
market Fairground; Show 11
a.m.; sale 1 p.m. For cat-
alogues, Box 35, Carrying
Place, Ontario. KOK 1L0
RUMMAGE AND
BAKE SALE
Theucknow and District
Chrin School Ladies'
Auxiliary will hold a spring
rummage and bake sale on
Wednesday, May 13 from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. This will be in
the former Silverwood's
building on Campbell Street
in ,Lucknow
BINGO
Teeswater Lions Club reg-
ular bingo, Friday, May 8 at
8 p.m. in Teeswater Town
Hall; 15 Regular games, $10;
3 Specials at $25; Jackpot
$160 on 56 calls.
KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION
For the Wingham Public
School will take place on
Thursday, May 21, for chil-
dren born in 1976. Please
contact the school, 357-3270,
so that an appointment time
may be arranged.
W. C. Zurbrigg
dies in Paimersion
A well-known Howick
Township native, Warren C.
Zurbrigg, died Saturday,
April 25, at Palmerston and.
District Hospital. He was in
his76th year.,.
Born m Howick Township,
he was a son of the late
Sebastian' and Emma
Zurbrigg.
Mr. Zurbrigg remained
active in his community all
his life. Besides operating
hisfarm on the 10th of
Howick, he also farmed on
the 12th concession of
Howick until 1976 when he
and his wife retired to
Harriston. LI
He was a member of the
Clifford Horticulture
Society, past -president of the
Huron County Federation of
Agriculture and was a
devoted member of the
Fordwich United Church.
The late Mr. Zurbrigg was
6-13
,' Greta Ward of ER t,
WI'o[eter, passed away April
.3O at the home of her
daughter, 412 Highland
ROQ,l;d, Wingham. She was in
.her 64th year.
$Orn and educated in
McKillop Township, Mrs.
Ward was the former Greta
Hulley, -a daughter of Mfrs.
Tena Hulley of Monkton and
the late Gordon Hulley.
Besides her mother and
her husband, Mrs. Ward is
survived by four daughters,
Mrs. Norman (Shirley)
Reibeling, RR 1, Bluevale,
Mrs. Ila Rae Zivkovich,
Daytona Beach, Florida,
Mrs. Orland (Pauline) Schu-
macher, Seaforth, and Mrs.
Ronald (Mary Lou) Herd,
Wingham; three sons, Bill of
Gorrie, Doug, RR 5, Luck -
now, and Ron, Wingham.
There are 18 grandchildren;
one great grandchild; three
brothers, Jack of Monkton,
Gordon, Seaforth, and Mike,
Kingston; and two sisters,
AUCTION
SALE
Of farm machinery, feed
and swine, will be held at
Lots 3 and 4, Con. 18,
Howick Twp., 2 miles
east of Belmore on Fri-
day, May 15, commenc-
ing at 12 o'clock noon.
John Kennedy,
Proprietor
Len Metcalfe,
Auctioneer
also a charter member of the
Howick Lions Club and held
the office of zone chairman
and, deputy district governor
of Lions A-9. Five years ago
he joined the Harriston Lions
Club. A joint Lions Club
memorial service was held
Monday night at the Hardy
Funeral Home, Harriston,
with Don Coghlin of Ford-
wich in charge.
Surviving besides his wife
Hilda are: one son Stanley of
Howick Township, one
brother Morley 'of Toronto
and five grandchildren.
The body rested at the
..Hardy Funeral Home until
Tuesday, April 28, when it
was removed to the Ford-
wich United Church for a
funeral service at 2 p.m.
Rev. T. H. Fleetham of-
ficiated.
Interment was in Ford-
wich cemetery.
Zone 8 senior citizens
hold rally in Vanasira
BRUSSELS — One hun-
dred and ten senior citizens,
representing clubs in
Goderich, Exeter, Brussels,
Bayfield, Grand Bend,
Clinton, Blyth, Seaforth,
Hensall, Zurich, Dashwood
and Holmesville, as well as
two visitors from Lucan, met
in the Vanastra Community
Centre for the spring rally of
Zone 8, United Senior
Citizens of Ontario. T
event was held Tuesday,
April 28.
President Mrs. Nola Love
conducted the meeting, with
the capable secretary, Mrs.
Irene Johns, assisting. A
minute of silence was ob-
served in memory of
deceased members and
devotions were conducted by
Rev, A. W. Young of
Goderich. Robert Bell, reeve
of Tuckersmith Township,
welcomed the senior citizens
to Vanastra and reports
were given by the secretary
and the treasurer, Charles
Martini.
The secretaries of all
represented clubs gave
three-minute reports of
activities in their respective
organizations. Bob Marshall,
recreation director at
Vanastra, reported on his
programs and problems,
'urging everyone to become
involved in the work of their
respective community
centres.
The Zone 8 executive held
a meeting at noon tti make
arrangements for the fall
rally and for delegates to
attend the USCO provincial
convention. The afternoon
session' included a short.
singsong and an address by
the guest speaker, Mrs.
Lavina Hamilton, . corre-
sponding secretary of
USCO. She was introduced
by Kenneth. Johns and
thanked by Mrs. Mary
Grigg.
Harry Baker spoke briefly,
congratulating the executive
members on their well-
planned and organized
meeting. Edwin Martin
thanked the Vanastra people
for granting the seniors the
privilege of holding this rally
at their fine community
centre and a special vote of
thanks was extended to the
Vanastra ladies who
provided tea, coffee and
cookies for the luncheon.
The senior .citizens hope
for a larger attendance .at
their fall rally in October
which is tentatively slated
for Holmesville.
SEE OUR
AD IN
"CROSSROADS"
TODAY
Gentleran's
Corner
WINGHAM
!F�
Mrs. .GeQ a (Cora)
Om of Iforiktos tall
Ross ,( fllie) Engel o
lCranbrook;
The late Mit Greta, •Wart}•
rested at.!the eorriie giape
of M. L. Watts nine-
Homes
ine Homes where funeral ser-
vice was conducted May 4
two o'clock by Robert Perri e
of Bluevale. Interment
followed ip Gorrie Cemetery.
Pallbearers. were Don Ed-
gar, 13111 Hutchison, Bill
Smith, Clarence McCallum,
Rae and Dale Breckenridge.
Flowers were carried by six
granddaughters, Kathy
Wilbee, Karen and Kim
Reibeling, Sharon, 'Bonnie
and Vickie Schumacher.
REAL ESTATEI
AUCTION SALE
WED., MAY 20
5:00 P.M.
Comfortable 9 room, ''
storey brick dwelling
with 2 car garage and
modern conveniences.
This dwelling must be
seen to be appreciated as
it is in excellent con-
dition. Situated at 29 Mill
St. E., in the pleasant
village of Milverton, for
Mr. Melvin Mogk, sold
subject to a moderate
reserve bid. For full
details and inspection
Contact:
Eldon Steckley
Auctioneer
595-4707
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AUCTION SALE
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS OTHER
INTERESTS
Friday, May 8
at 1:00 p.m.
MOUNT FOREST AUCTION CENTRE
690'Queen St. East -
on Highway 89,
MountForest, Ontario
`belltn� otreplete contents.ef usid furniture store .
w,,.• .„ and property.
Mgrrn kitchen suites, chesterfield suites, odd choirs,.
tables, hanging oil lamp, beds, new box springs and
mattresses; wood parlor stove; small oil furnace,
electric stoves, refrigerators,; commercial deep freezers
good photocopying machine, single french fryer, picnic
'tables, dishes, typewriter, office typewriter desk, cash
register, baby furniture, 10 speed man's bicycle, hund-
reds of Refits too numerous to list.
No reserve:
Terms: Cash, La:Cheques, Viso and Mastercharge
Also at 2:00 p.m..we will offer the property for sale
-which consists of four acres of land with,building. The
land is prime development for housing or as a going -
business property. Selling with low reserve. Terms:
10% down sale day, balance within 30 days. ' For
viewing of property, phone anytime 323-2138 or 323-
4819. (res,)
Auctioneer:
AL WARREN
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Auction Sale
Fri., May. 15
5:00 p.m.
Cosy 8 room, 1'/a sibrey
brick dwelling, all "mod-
ern convenience,,s with o
car garaga, buildings in
excellent state of repair.
Situated on Victoria St. in
the delightful hamlet of
Gorrie. For Mrs Laura
Griffith.
Open House
Fri., May 8
7-9p.m.
Sold subject to a moder-
ate reserve bid. For full
details and inspection
Contact:
Eldon Steckley
Auctioneer
595-4707
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Fresh: Produce and
Delicious Home Baked
Goods
THIS SATURDAY
At the Wingham Sales
Arena 9:00 am to 4:00,,pm
Potatoes by the Basket or bag; Apples;
Oranges; Bananas; Grapes; Celery; Let-
tuce; Cabbage; Carrots; Peppers; etc,
Home baked bread, rolls, buns, donuts,
pastries, bulk cookies, etc.
LOTS OF FREE'PARKING,
WINGHAM SALES ARENA
\ 11 Looking
for a
Great Deal..
Then drop in to seethe Liquidation
Specials at the
WINGHAM SALES ARENA.
New buffet and hutches with matching table and
chairs in solid woods starting as law as $875.00
for the complete set; 2, 3, and 4 piece living room
W suites $395.00 and up; new3 and 4 piece bedroom
suites, well constructed .$495.00 and up; box
spring and mattresses, in single, double and
queen with 20 year guarantee, only $295.00 for
the set; bunk beds complete with mattresses for
an amazing low price of $329.00; and many more
great deals on new furniture. Free delivery on
new furniture or discount allowed if you pick up.
CARPETING - Rubber back carpet, regular price'
$16 - $18.00 per sq. yd. Selling for.$7, $8 and $9.00.
per sq. yd. Further discounts allowed for 20 sq.
yds: and up.
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USED FURNITURE
AND APPLIANCES
Good used living room, dining room, and bed-
room suites, fridge and stoves:, washers and dry-
ers, colour TV's, chrome suites, etc. -
NOTE!! We accept trade-ins on new furniture or
pay cash for good clean used household items.
Will buy partial households or complete estates.
Call Wingham Sales Arena at 357-1730.
LIQUIDATION PRICES ON
CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR
For men, ladies and children - Men's work boots,
No. 1 quality C.S.A. approved with safety toe and
insole, only $39.95; Men's work socks $14.95 per
doz.; Men's work pants $7.49 ea,; Men's work
shirts $5,49; Blue jeans, U.S. tops No. 1, only
$13.75 ea.; Ladies' summer blouses $1.99 ea.;
Kid's jean_ s $9.50; Cords $8.95; and other great
deals,
BEDDING AND TOWELS - Large variety of
blankets and bedspreads to be cleared out, both
mats, small and large bath towels, etc.
TOOLS! TOOLS!
TOOLS!
TOOLS!
1/2new drill press, just $215.00; sledge ham-
mers; tool boxes; pipe wrenches; socket sets; 11
piece and 14 piece wrench sets; 50' trouble lights;
adjustable wrenches; hatchets; 3 Ib. hammers;
punch and chisel sets; vise' grips; screw driver
sets; logging chains; draw pins; tap and die sets;
5 gal, gas cans, etc.
See all these great deals at the
WINGHAM SALES ARENA
North End of Wingham
We accept - Cash, Cheque, Visa or Mastercharge
Lots of Free Parking.
CALL 357-1730
WINGHAM ARENA SALES
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