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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-04-04, Page 10A* 9 lt!r —T11W Wisiglam Advance -Times, April 4. 1878 ' k9ki. 31 r MRS. WILLIAM SOMERN Notes from Fordwich 1% -- — - S' Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Mr and Mrs. Barry D'Aroey, dance Saturday night at the Blue ff d J on visited Saturda Barn Listowel ALLAN McBURNEY, April 7, CARSON'S machinwy; Jamieson Bim' April 12, property, livestock, ma- AUCTION chind Coes A� 2'pril . Brian SERVICE Rintoul, RR 3, Wingham, auc- Available for All Types of Uoneer 357-2349. 4 rrb AUCTION SALES Choice Dalry Cattle Bought ANTIQUE & Collectable auction and Sold sale. Agricultural Hall, Elliot St., Facilities Available for Fergus. Saturday, April 7, 1 p.m. Herd Dispersals Refinished pine, oak, walnut Call furniture, glass, copper, etc. 200 DAVID CARSON items. Auctioneer Brian Hill, RR 3, Listowel, 291-2049 Elora 843-1820 or 843-2237. Where Satisfied Customers Send Their Friends ESTATE AUCTION sale of an- tiques and household effects for AUCTION SALE the late Olive Johnston at the Of farm machinery and feed Auction Rooms, Highway 21 for south, Goderich on Saturday, TED VAN VEEN April 14 at 1 p.m. Full listing in North % Lot 16, Can. 9, Howick next week's paper. Auctioneers Twp., y4 mile east of Gorrie on Mike Cummings, RR 4, Brussels Highway 87 887-6352 and Marie Salm, Blyth. THURSDAY, APRIL 12 4-11 AT 1 P.M. SHARP TRACTORS: BLYTH HOME by auction. Es- Case 430 diesel tractor with new tate auction sale for the late Olive heavy duty Allied front end Johnston, Blyth on Highway 4 loader with hydraulic bucket; north, on Saturday, April 14 at Ford 2000 super dextra diesel 10:30 a.m. Selling a 2 bedroom tractor. frame house on a large lot. One EQUIPMENT: floor, full basement, furnace, New Holland haybine No. 467; new carpet. Selling subject to New Idea 7' trail mower; MF No. reserved bid; 10 per cent down 10 baler; MF 6 bar roll -a -bar balance 30 days. Open house rake; Monday, April 9 from 3 to 6 p.m. Malco pipe bale elevator and CENTRAL ONTARIO FARM DEALERS' $1,000,000. CONSIGNMENT AUCTION Hosted by: SALLANS EQUIPMENT LTD. 1876 Huron Road, KITCHENER, Ont. Sat., April 7 - 9:00 A.M. SHARP 10 trucks and cars, 31 tractors (all sizes andmakes),7 spreaders, 15 plows, 7 discs, 8 cultivators, 5 planters, 17 combines, 6 cornheads, 17 harvesters, large baler, mower conditioner, subsoie subsoiler, assorted turf lawn and garden tractors and equipment, assort. office and shop equipment, etc. etc. etc. THIS IS.THE TIME TO UPGRADE YOUR PRESENT EQUIPMENT BUY AT THIS AUCTION AT YOUR PRICE I PARTIAL LIST ONLY LUNCH ON PREMISES VIEWING APRIL STH AND 6TH TERMS: $100 cash deposit on major items and vehicles. Balance by cash or certified cheque Monday, April 9/79. Cash, oxnporry cheques or as posted or announced. M. R. JUTZI A CO. INC. Industrial Liquidators, Appraisers and Auctioneers Professionals in the orderly liquidation of Construction, Industrial and Commercial Enterprises 69 Sydney S., Kitchener - (519)743-8221 Auction Sale Of Property, Livestock and Madlinery w 1 be held for JAMIESON BROTHERS Lot 40-41, Con. A, East Wowenosh Township, 1 mile west of Belgrave Thursday, April 12 at 12:00 Now LIVESTOCK: 4 Angus X Hereford cows with calves re - bred Angus; Angus X Hereford cow with calf (open); Red Angus cow with calf (open); Blue cow with calf; 6 Angus cows with calves some rebred; Angus cow due at sale time; Red Angus cow with calf rebred; ,� Angus cows with calves; Angus heifer bred 3 months; 3 Angus heifers 850 to 900 lbs. (open); 6 Angus steers 800 to 900 lbs.; York hog 1 year old off pure bred stock; 2 York sows open; Sow bred in December; Sow due in March. All cows bred to Unit Angus sires and brucellosis tested. MACHINERY: John Deere A.R. tractor; Cockshutt 30 tractor with loader; International 2 furrow ace bottom plow; John Deere trail 28 plate tandem disc; Flex link 10'2 year old harrow; New Idea 7' mower; Cockshutt 4 bar side delivery rake; Massey Ferguson no. 10 baler; John Deere hay fluffier; Massey Ferguson 13 run seed drill; Wagon with rock; 2 wheel trailer; 36' hay elevator on wheels; International manure spread- er; Grain dryer; Chain saw; 12' grain auger; Thresher belt; Tractor chains; Farm tools; 1200 bu. mix grain; Ait compressor; Baler twine; Lumber; Quantity of wood; McClary kitchen stove; Chest of Drawers; Numerous antique household items. PROPERTY: Property consists of 152 acres with 100 acres workable on paved road. 20 acres of good hardwood timber, 30 acres of pasture with trout stream. Barn 46'x 56' with cattle ties and loose pens; Pig barn 30' x 24'; Machinery shed 24'x 27% Frame home has 5 bed- rooms, 3 pc. bath, full basement, drilled well. Pro- perty will be offered subject to a reserve bid, If not sold previous to sale day. For information phone 357-2809. TOM ON PROPERTY —15 % down, boloce In 30 drp Tetwls on Machinery, Livestock, Miscollowees — Cash or C1loque with I. D. Owners or Aactkmeors not Responsible for Accidents GEORGE POWELL Clerk JIM STEPHENSON Bookkeeper BRIAN RINTOUL As rils Hargrave were Sunday gusts of Je an a y I motor; 3 pth fertilizer spreader; Mr. and Mrs. Mac McIntosh in evening with Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mr. and Mrs. George Piercey Husker post hole digger new, 3 Listowel. Wim' s, Listowel. of Elora spent the weekend with pth Ferguson 7' cultivator; 6' Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sothern, Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller. 3 pth scraper blade; 7' 3 pth MF Tim and Tracy of Palmerston Mrs, Don Montoux and family Mr. and Mrs. Cell Galbraith of disc; Int. 7' 3 pth cultivator; Case visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. were Larry Montoux, Roger Guelph visited Sunday with Mrs. 3 furrow 3 pth plow; under Bill Sothern. Oatman, Mrs. Brian Wilkinson Verna Galbraith and Mrs. Elsie carriage for bale elevator; Fox The sympathy of the com- and Paul of Toronto, Mrs. Bill Strong. C54 harvester 1 row corn head munity goes to Mr. and Mrs. Don Halleran, Kingston, and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Clarkson and pickup: Dion self unloading 3 Montoux in the death of the Mrs. Ron Zimmer, Orillia. All spent the weekend with relatives beater forage rack with roof latter's mother, Mrs. Ruby attended their grandmother's in Toronto and area. mounted on heavy duty Ford Cutting of Palmerston. The funeral Saturday at Hepworth. ReV• John and Mrs. Stinson of wagon flotation tires; 22 ft. Zero funeral was held from Downs and Mrs. Gordon Lawless, Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. Maurice grazing rack and wagon; New Sons Funeral Home, Hepworth, Palmerston, visited Sunday at Stinson and family of Burlington, Idea and JD manure spreader for on Saturday. the same home. Mrs. Pauline Richards of Lon - parts, Pioneer chain saw, alumi- Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bride of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnston, don, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Stinson num extension ladder, glass Don Mills visited dne day last Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ruttan and attended the 50th anniversary of chicken waterer, Ariens riding week with Mrs. Harold Doig and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Douglas and Mr. and Mrs. John Connell at lawn mower, cement mixer, 5 hp with Mr. Doig at Listowel family attended the Commercial Harriston on Saturday. roto tiller, wheel barrows, 2 elec- Memorial Hospital. Horsemen's annual dinner and Mr. and Mrs. Ron McClement, tric industrial barn heaters, 4 Sandra and Tom spent the Wallenstein hog feeders new, 2, 8' weekend in Sarnia with Mr. and hopper type steel hog feeders Mrs. Dennis Johnston and new, antique beam scales, water family. troughs, new hog scale and crate, Cards of Thank s su The FordsWomen's In - emery stand and motor, pile of The held a successful euchre new 2 x 4, 1 x 2, 1 x 4 lumber and party in the hall Friday, March some new 2 inch plank, cattle lick 30, with 20 tables in play. High tank half full, mineral feeder, roll The family of the late Mrs. scores won prizes for Mrs. Lang of woven wire, steel posts, pride May I take this opportunity to Lorne ( Bessie) Sanderson wish to Vogan of Molesworth and Peter electric water fountain new, thank all those who sent cards express their thanks to their Browne; holders of low scores and visited me while in Wingham some scrap iron, new portable relatives, friends and neighbors were Mrs. Kate Honeyford of Master gas heater, Fidelity pto and District Hospital. Also my for their expressions of sympathy Gowanstown and Roy Kennedy. generator new, heavy duty, 4" 24' family and relatives who were so in the loss of a dear wife, mother, Special prizes were won by Mrs. Farmatic auger and motor new, kind to me. A special thanks to grandmother and great -grand- Bev Mitchell of Molesworth and Dr. Leahy and nurses on second quantity of chicken equipment mother. Thanks to doctors at Roy Simmons. used in a laying barn. floor and thanks ever so much to Wingham and District Hospital FEED: the ambulance drivers for their and Victoria Hospital, London. A y; p- kindness. This will always be re Wroxeter Approx. 3000 bales of ha a membered. Also thanks to those who sent prox. 1500 bales of straw. Eva Walker floral tributes and made mem- Mrs. Howard Wylie has TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE orial donations to the Canadian returned home after spending the 7 per cent sales tax in effect Cancer Society and Ontario winter months in Toronto. Owner or auctioneer not respon- Heart Foundation. Special thanks Mr. and Mrs. Stewart sible for accidents day of sale. I express my appreciation to to The Currie Funeral Home, Musgrove, accompanied by Any announcements or correc- Dr. McGregor, Dr. Bradley, Dr. pallbearers, flower bearers, Rev. Clarence Ott, Listowel, visited tions given verbally day of sale McKim, Dr. Corrin and the Swan and the ministers who AUCTIONEER visited Bessie in Victoria Hos- with Mr. and Mrs. Gcrdon nurses on second floor of the Zurbrigg, Waterloo. David Carson Wingham and District Hospital pital. Everyone's thoughtfulness RR 3, Listowel, 291-2049 and kindness will always be re- fer their attentive care during my e stay in hospital. Thanks to membered by us. THURSDAY, APRIL 5--Auctiong neighbors and relatives for Husband Lorne and family . APRIL 20TH sale for Norman Stansell, Lot 22, cards, letters, visits and get well Con. 2, Huron Twp., 33/4 miles wishes and thanks to those who I wish to express my sincere thanks to all who remembered south of Ripley on Bruce County me with cards, visits and treats Road 7, then l l/z miles west. Ex- home and sent us tasty treats. during my stay in the Wingham tensive line of large power ma- Wilford Clipperton chinery. Starting time 1 p.m. and District Hospital. Thanks to ; all who helped out at home before w Many thanks to my friends and and since returning home. Spe- SATURDAY, APRIL 7—Auction neighbors for their get well cial thanks to Dr. Ping, Dr. Mow - sale for Leonard MacInnes, Kin- wishes while I was a patient in bray and all the nurses on the loss Twp. 1 mile north of Luck- Wingham and District Hospital. second floor. now on Bruce County Road 1, Thanks also to Dr. McGregor, Dr. Shirleyorman then 21/4 miles west on Con. 2. Leahy, Father Sonderup and the y N TIS NM�1Hit1f°P Livestock machinery, household1VEU MR o nurses and staff on second floor. I would like to express my ap- effects and antiques. Starting at Chris Newman preciation to my family, friends - - - 11:00 a.m. and relatives for flowers, treats, I wish to thank my relatives cards and phone calls received 1 TUESDAY, APRIL 10—Inven- and friends for cards letters and while I was a tory reduction and consignment gifts while I was a Patient s the sale of new and used farm ma- g p, patient in the Wingham and District Hospital. ENEMA Walkerton Hospital. Man thanks Man thanks to Dr. Leah and chinery for Teeswater Farm to Dr. R. J. Creighton and nurses nurses on second floor.for their Equipment Ltd., at their lot, on second floor. kindness. Main Street, Teeswater, starting Alberta J. Strong Norman Ross t 1030 There's no need to restrict the Ontario maple syrup. )i's true of use of Ontario maple syrup to charge. Write to Information pancakes and waffles. Food Branch, Ministry of Agriculture specialists at the Ontario Minis- and Food, Legislative Buildings, try of Agriculture and Food have Toronto, Ontario M7A 1A5. a booklet full of Ideas for usiltg Auction. Sale Of Uvm tock, IN dlinery, Feel awl scab Noweilehl Effects wO be b@M for ALLAN McGILL Let 15, Con. 9, Tw MM Twp., 3 ohs n 11hoast of Whlghm■ on County Rd. Ilio. 7 on Friday, April 13 at 12:00 Noon UVIISTOCK 12 dairy cows bred Hereford, some fresh and others due in April; 9 steers and 7 heifer stocker cattle (if not sold before sale) to be sold by Ib.; 15 yearlings to be sold by dollars, several small calves; 22 pigs around 100 lbs. MACHINERY 165 Massey Ferguson tractor with multipower, hyd- raulics and 500 hrs.; 3000 Ford tractor with 2000 hrs.; Ford Ferguson tractor with front end loader and hydraulic bucket: Massey Ferguson 124 baler still under warranty: 2 Massey Harris 3 pt hitch mowers; loader with trip bucket; Massey Ferguson 3 pt. hitch power rake; Case 220 baler; Kongskilde 10 ft. cultivator; Massey Ferguson 3 pt. hitch 3 furrow trip beam plow; Massey Harris 13 run seed drill; John Deere R manure spreader; 3 pt. hitch pull type snow blower; 3 drum land roller; 5 ft. one way disc; McCormick Deering 7 ft. binder; Martin 3 pt. hitch 26 ft. weed sprayer; 3 pt. hitch post hole digger; hay conveyor with motor (as new); grain aerator (as new); groin auger with motor; Martin wagon with 17 ft. rack; 2 wagons with 16 ft. rocks; 8 ton wagon with gravity box; air compressor with 1 horse motor; litter carrier bucket (as new); Pioneer chain saw; water trough; pig troughs; electric motors; forks; shovels; tools; blacksmith vice; 2 set tractor chains; log chains: heat houser; air compressor (as new); 2 wire gates; elec- tric prod; Stewart cattle clippers; horse collars; horse harness; fence posts; rails; quantity of wood; electric grain chopper; Viking cream separator; Universal milker, three buckets. FEED 3,000 bales hay; 500 bales straw; one mow loose straw; 30 ton mixed grain. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Numerous household items include some onfiques. Phone 357-1088 for information. Terms —Cash or Che" with I.D. — Farm Sold Owner or Auctioneer not Responsible for Accidents GEORGE POWELL Cl" JIM STEPHENSON Bookkeeper BRIAN RINTOUL Auctioneer a a.m. I would like to thank all my THURSDAY, APRIL 12—Auction 'friends, relatives and neighbors sale for Wayne Taylor, Con. 10, for the lovely cards, flowers, . Kincardine Twp. 7 miles north of treats and visits while I was a pa - Kinloss. Hogs, farm equipment tient in University Hospital and and real estate. Starting at 11:00 since returning home. Your a.m. thoughtfulness will always be re- Service Directo ry membered. SATURDAY, APRIL 14—Reg Maurice Finkbeiner alar weekly sale at Brussels ELECTRICAL SALES AND SERVICE FUELS FLOWERS Stockyards, changed to Saturday for Easter weekend only. Words fail to express our • Wedding thanks to so many for their kind- Lynn Hoy BILL TIFFIN MONDAY, APRIL 16—Auction ness and thoughtfulness on the APBUrke-McLeod Arrangements sale for Victor Gawley, Huron occasion of our retirement. Enterprises Imperial Esso Agent �� Electrical Cut flowers • Twp., machinery and household Thanks to the West Wawanosh ESSiO •Plants effects. Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Contractors Ltd Honda and Skidoo O r: the Directors and officials, the Sales 8 Service For all your Home and re • Flowers by SATURDAY, APRIL 21 — Out- Agents and our many friends in Electrical Contracting Farm Fuel and standing auction sale of farm the Ontario Mutual Insurance Motor Sales, Repairs Hwy. 86 east of Wingham Lubricating Needs Wire Service machinery and household. effects, Association for the retirement Phone 519-357-3435 ft1t antiques, for Alfred Grubb, 3i4 party. Also thanks to the wonderand Rewind s87103tLEWIS mile east of Teeswater in Culross ful people of Dungannon area and ham 357-1380 INSURANCE PLUMBING Twp., on Bruce County Road 16, the organizers of our farewell Win starting at 10:oo a.m. party. Your gifts will remind us 9 FLOWERS always of our pleasant associa- 135 Frances AUCTIONEERS tions and friendships established PLETCH INSYRA ICE Phone WALLACE BALLAGH over the years. Again a sincere _- Teeswater 392-6170 thank you. All Types of 357-3880 GRANT McDONALD Frank and Cora Thompson ELECTRIC yp Ripley, 395-5353 Wingham Town and Country Homemak- Industrial, Commercial R. W. BELL ers would like to express their Farming, Domestic gratitude for donations to the PHONE agency in memory of Mr. Mungo OPTOMETRIST MacFarlane. A special thanks to 357-1583 GODERICH friends and neighbors in Blue - vale. The Square 524-7661 Jean Young, Administrator SIGNS WALTON SALES ARENA Thursday, April 12, 12:00 Noon 15 Registered, 55 Grades. Complete dispersal for Adrian Smits, Noelville, Ont. This herd consists of 36 cows, a number selling fresh sinr,e January, 10 due April and May sired by North Croft Admiral Citation (Ex -Extra), Roybrook Starlite (Ex - Extra), Nelocres Johanna Senator, Downalone Reflection Emperor (Ex -Extra) and others. 15 bred heifers and 17 open heifers and calves. This herd sells in first stage of listing eligible for Ex- port shipments followed by added consignments of Registered and Grade fresh and close springing Cows. Blood Tested Prior to Sale Sales Manager a Auctioneer DONALD E. WALTON Phone 519-369-3804 or 369-2831 SIGNWRITING "Dunn By Tont" Thomas E. Dunn RR 1 Bluevale 335-6395 GRAVEL & TOPSOIL John Cox Coubuction Gravel and Topsoil u -129% Insurance 335-3525 357-2636 GORRIE WINGHAM BACKHOE Backhoe Work Hugh McBurney WINGHAM 357-3819 CONSTRUCTION T. M. i T. CONSTRUCTION ('eneral Contractors All types of concrete work Pit Silos Home and farm building ( %I.1. BOB TIIOJ1P50N ftl.l F•:� :11.F:. (nNT:�B10 35 7 -:119:1 PLUMBING REPAIRS RENOVATIONS New Installations, call Terry Deyell at 357-2808 or 357-1229 PLUMBING HEATING Leroy Jackson --Plumbing —Heating —Tinsmithing 191 Josephine St. Wingham 357-2904 PRINTING NN WINGHAM PRINTING SERVICE • PRINTING • PHOTO COPIES • REGISTER FORMS • RUBBER STAMPS • WEDDING STATIONERY 314AOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM 357-3800 If Your Business Is Service THE ADVANCE -TIMES W 357-2320