The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-09-12, Page 10tyiii W --IU Wingham Advaooe-Timor. September 12, 1979
Walton's 73rd Holstein
Consignment Sale
Held at
WALTON'S SALES ARENA
2 miles west of Durham on No. 4 highway on
Thursday, Sept. 20, 1979
12:00 Noon
Our, usual selection of Registered and grade holstein* fresh
and close springing cows, first calf heifers, bred heifers and
yearlings.
Selling in this sale the herd of Allan Weaver, Owen Sound,
Ontario. This herd ronsists of 15 grade cows, some fresh bal-
ance in various stages of lactation.
Blood tested prior to sale.
Plan now to attend.
Sales Manager IL Auctioneer
DONALD E. WALTON
Phone 369-3804 - 369-2831
AUCTION SALE
WINGHAM AUCTION CENTRE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1979
11:00 A.M.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS FROM KINCARDINE AND WINGHAM
DISTRICT: 6 piece dining room suite, including china cabinet; 2
chesterfield suites; chest drawers with 2 short bow -front
drawers and 3 long; winged mirror dressing table and bench;
pine plat -to -wall bottom cupboard; sideboard bottom; small
wash stand; old pine stand; wooden bed with box springs and
mattress; baby crib: baby buggy; set bar bells; antique press -
back chair; 2 hip rest chairs; 3 bentwood chairs; dining room
arm chair; several other wooden chain; step tables; kitchen
table with 4 chairs; parlour table; upholstered swivel chair;
rose upholstered vintage arm chair; wringer washer; electric
stove; Lewyt canister vacuum; Hoover upright vacuum; Hoover
kitchen broom; 2 wooden medicine cabinets; guitar; lantern;
bottles; boxes of books; butter mould; butter press; bake
board; antique steeple clock - electrified; T.V. - black and
white; table lamps; floor lamps; coal oil lamp; 2 old electric
fixtures; 21 Jewell Waltham pocket watch and display case;
hand tools: garden tools; 2 horse collars; 2 sidewalk bikes;
dishes and glassware of interest, including almost full set of 8
Limoges France "Bird of Paradise" dinnerware; 4 demitasse
cups - Coalport A.D. 1750; several pieces depression glass;
stemware; leaded cut glass pieces; large Blue Willow platter;
chest with Community Plate silver: kitchen ware; pots and
pans; braided mots; patchwork quilts; other miscelllaneous
Items.
PREVIEW: SEPTEMBER 14, 2-5 and 7-9 P.M.
JACK ALEXANDER - AUCTIONEER
TELEPHONE: 357-1442
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Complete Melodale NIP Grade Dispersal at
WALTON SALES ARENA, DURHAM, ONTARIO
2 miles West on #4 Highway
Owned by Melodole Farms ltd., Chesley, Ont.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1979-12 NOON
33 COWS, 40 HEIFERS
A fine young herd of cows with quality udders with R.O.P.'
records to 18,000 lbs. milk 4% test from such great sires as
Apache Citation Magic (VG -Extra) Flemingdale, Perseus Mark
(VG -Extra), Edgeware Wayne Achilles (VG -Extra), Enghill
Perseus Admiral (VG -Extra), A Birch Hollow Royalty (VG -
Extra) Quality Ultimate (Ex) and others.
This herd is selling with a number of fresh and balanced in.
various stages of lactation.
A well grown group of heifers and calves from U.B.I. sires.
This herd has been known for many years as one of the finest
grade herds in Bruce County. Don't miss them! Selling in first
stage toward listing.
Plan to attend.
SALES MANAGER AND AUCTIONEER
DONALD E. WALTON
PHONE 519-369-3804
Auction Sale
Of
Household Effects and Antiques
At the
WINGHAM SALES ARENA
680 Josephine St., north end of Wingham across from Hodgins
Buildoll (formerly the Orange Crush building) on
Thursday Evening, Sept. 13
7:30 p.m. Sharp
Partial Listing of Sole Includes:
9 pc. Burled Walnut dining room suite with mirror bock buf-
fet, 3 pc. Walnut bedroom suite, very ornate Victorian sofa
with Walnut frome, (exceptional fine piece), Oak treadle sew-
ing machine, Duncan Phyfo coffee table, old platform rocker,
Victorian side chair, 3 Oak dining chain, pair of French doors,
brass fireplace, screen, 3 pc. loveseot set, refrigerator and
stove, automatic washer and dryer, 5 pc. chrome suite (like
new), color TV, 2 pe. chesterfield set, set of 4 Windsor bock
chairs, 2 school desks, office desk and chair, floor model
steno, old weight scales, old pictures and frames, brass and
copper pieces, and box lots containing useful household items.
Preview - Thurs. 12 Noon to Sale time
Terms - Cash, Cheques, Chargex,
Mostercharge - Night of Sale
Sales Manager Auctioneer
ED KIKKERT JAKE KIKKERT
519-357-2987
519-773-2261
Danger from gases stressed
Which One Has
AVC770N SALE
Local and visiting firelighters
overcome by gas be must be
dual connection L made, it to
High Blood
Of livestock, machinery and
as well as members of the local
rescued within three to four
very important that the pipe
Electrical
Contractors Ltd.
some bousehow effects for
ambulance, public works and
minutes to have any chance of
from the wood burner be the
For a nd
JOHN AND MUR4WL WRAY
utilities crews were warned of
normal , .. . i.
lowest one entering the flue. In
Hwy. 86 east of Wingham
Lot 18, Can. 6, Ttaruberry Twp- on
the hazards of toxic goa,a &"L-lg
WOOD BURNING SAFETY
other words a wood stove in the
Wire Service
Huron read 7, 2 miles northeast of
a meeting at the Wingham Fire
On another topic Mr. CTothers
living room must not be con-
PLUMBING
Wingham, just 34 mile off
Hall Monday night, Fire Chief
recommended that anyone in-
netted to the same flue serving
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Highway 4
Dave (Pothers reported.
stalling a wood burning stove or
an oil burner in the basement.
Wingham
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4
J. M. Wraight, a safety officer
furnace first obtain information
It is also imperative that no
INSTALLATIONS
AT 11 A.M.
with the Qntario Ministry of the
on, the regulations invdved in
extra connections be made to a
i
For information phone 357-26"
Environment, spoke on the
safe use of such appliances. Such
fireplace chimney- If an existing
TERMS: Case or cbeque
importance of detecting such
information is available from
chimney is used to vent a
357-2808 or 357-1229
with proper I. D.
gases as hydrogen sulphide in
CMHC and is contained in the
fireplace it must not have any
f
FARM SOLD
enclosed or underground work
National and Ontario building
additional wood burning ap-
Thomas E. Dunn
AUCTIONEER
areas, as well as safety factors,
codes and the Fire Safety AM.
pliances connected into it. Each
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BRIAN RINTOUL
rescue procedures and the use of
He noted that since a wood fire
fireplace requires its own
`
CLERK
a self-contained breathing ap-
cannot be controlled
chimney flue.
There's no way of knowing by just looking. There are no
GEORGE POWELL
paratus.
automatically the same as a gas
Old chimneys being used for
symptoms. and even d you arc calm and relaxed you may 40
12-19
The town works department
or oil furnace, the risk of fire is
wood burning appliances should
have lt. Have your blood pressure checked by your doctor or
has a detector provided by the
high unless basic standards of
be checked before use for ob-
another trained health prokssional and follow his advice. Take
AUCTION SALES
ministry a number of years ago,
fire safety are followed.
struetions or loose mortar.
the medication he
AUCTIONEERS
Mr. Crothers reported, and it is
In general a wood burning
It is also a good idea to check
High Blood Pressure
WALLACE BALLAGH
available to test for hazardous
appliance should not be con-
with your agent to see whether
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gam_
nected to a chimney flue already
this type of heating is allowed
Treat it ... and live.
GRANT McDONALD
He also noted that if a person is
in use for another appliance. If a
under your fire insurance policy.
Ripley 385-5393
No standards for add-ons of
wood burning equipment exist at
SATURDAY, SEPT. 15 -Sale of
the present time, Mr. Crotbers
tools, some farm equipment,
household effects and antiques
for Mrs. Bert Bell, Lot 15, Con. 15
for
Cards o f Than s
noted, and they are not permitted
in National Housing
struction. Act con -
ALL IN
N
�AL
m�,F'EisD,
west, Culross Twp., 5 miles north
He also reported that the week
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of Teeswater on Highway 4, then
of Oct. 7-13 is National Fire
1'2 mile west, starting at 1 p.m.
The family of the late MaryE.
Prevention Week.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 22 -Sale of
To whom it may concern: It is
my privilege and pleasure to
neigh- n
Lewis wish to thank the n
Four from area
electrical items, stoves, antiques,
furnishings and a boat and motor,
write these few words in print to
personally thank Mr. Dick Van-
hors and friends of Blthe e for
all the kindness given to them
t
loss their
f t
graduate
•
WINGHAM
Business
for Ted Collyer, Lot 22, Con. 3,
dergust, owner of Exeter Ford
during the of mother.
Special thanks to Bluevale United
Four Wingham
MEMORIALS
Kinloss Twp., starting at 10:30
Equipment of Exeter, for his
Church, The Currie -Walker Fu-
and area
a.m.
confidence and his trust in per-
sonally providing me with a new
neral Home and to all who gave
residents will be among the 2,252
students eligible to take part in
and
GUARANTEED GRANITES
MONDAY, SEPT. 24 -Evening
3700 Ford tractor which I used at
flowers, donations and assist-
convocation exercises for
Professional
1 LETTERING
auction sale of consignments of
the Bruce County Plowing Match
ante.
Shirley White and
Conestoga College -to be held in
RBASONASLE PRICES
household furnishings and an-
and the Huron County Plowing
Jack Horton and families
Kitchener later this month. -
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tiques in Teeswater Arena, start-
Match with success. I can truth-
Ellen Reid of Wingham . a
is
Directory Bus Ph. 357.1810
ing at 6:30 p.m. Consignors wish-
fully and with pride say that it is
graduate of the recreation
Res, Ph. 357.1016
ing to sell good, usable items,
the best tractor in its class. It has
We would like to express our
leadership program at the Doon
please call Wallace Ballagh at
style, is easy on fuel and has per-
appreciation to neighbors and
campus and Cindy May Nixon,
392-6170 NO LATER than Sep-
fect performance. His respec-
friends for their help on the farm
also of Wingham, graduated
Frederick F. Homuth
tember 15, to allow time for ad-
tability has helped me maintain
integrity. In Mr.
while I was hospitalized. Also
to Dr. E. MacCrae, Dr. S.
from the clerk -typist program at
the Guelph
KARL C.
LE
NTZ
Phm.B., R.O.
vertising.
my my opinion,
thanks
campus.
Dick Vandergust is an outstand-
Hall, and the nurses on third floor
Wayne Cook of Belgrave
Carol E. Homuth, O.D.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 27 -Auction
ing gentleman and a personal
north of Victoria Hospital. Spe-
graduated from the ambulance
Chartered Mrs. H. Viola Homuth, O.D.
sale of household effects, n-
friend of mine and a true friend is
cial thanks to Rev. and Mrs.
and emergency care program at
Accountant
tiques, farm machinery and
like a diamond precious and rare.
Perry for their visit. Thanks for
the Doon campus and is now
Wingham, Ontario Optometrists
sheep for Austin Martin, Lot 3,
He has a wonderful personality
all the cards, gifts and phone
employed with the ambulance
Con. 41- Huron Twp., starting at
and is well known and highly
calls.
service at Wingham and District
Telephone HARRISTON Ontario
10:30 a.m.
respected by his many friends in
Ralph Darlow and family
Hospital. Daniel Dickison of
(519)357-1087 338-2712
all his business and social ac-
Wroxeter is a graduate of the
tivities. In closing I would highly
I would like to say thank you to
motor vehicle mechanic program
'
recommend "if you want to deal
friends, neighbors and relatives
at the Guelph campus.
RESULTS you'll applaud
or buy, give Dick a try."
for visits, gifts and cards while I
The 11th convocation of
WANT ADS
withT.
Was a patient ;n Listowel hos-
Special thanks to first floor
Conestoga College will take place
Sept. 29 in the Kitchener
REID AND
PETERSON
357-2320
P. O'Malley,
pital.
Wingham
staff, Dr. Wm. Munn, and physio-
therapy department.
Memorial Auditorium. Stephen
Lewis, former leader of the New
Chartered Accountants
Russell Lockwood
Democratic Party in Ontario will
duction Sale.
n"em
_4I "be N•Id for
CHESTER FINNIGAN
W,6, Cott. -6, AsltfW Township, l cwver norfb of
Dwlsasoa fade 2 centers west fir 4 corners soetb of Ludmw
-W cord 2 corners west on
Saturday, September 22
at 12:30 p.m.
International W4 tractor; disc-, 5 section harrows; PTO hammer mill
on wheels; plow; seed drill; 77' x 4" grain auger; New Idea
manure spreader: New Holland 268 baler (good); 28 ft. skeleton
elevator; hay conditioner; hay loader; bole stooker; stook loader;
scales; fanning mill; hay fork; grain cradle; turnip seeder; Massey
26 combine for parts; emery; team harness; 2 cutters; high tops;
21" horse collar; fence stakes; Hisman piano with bench; parlour
tables; rocking chain; pictures; lamp; couch; antique settee; round
extension table; set of chairs; press back chairs; Findlay gas stove;
fridge; daisy chum; butter dish and ladle; drop leaf table; Beatty
washer; wash board; antique chest of drawers; spool bed; chamber
set; wooden beds; several wash stands; high chair; jars: numerous
articles.
TERMS - Cesh
Farm Sold.
Owner or Aeetioeeor not Responsible for Aeddews
GEORGE POWELL, Clerk
BRIAN RINTOUL, Awtioneer
S%3XOO FIBRE GLASS SILO MFG.
' BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE *'*
MIRASTOR CANADA INC.
650 Woodlawn Rd., Unit 10, Guelph (Highway No. 7)
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 - 10 a.m.
The Clarkson Company Ltd., Trustee in Bankruptcy, have
instructed M.R. Jutzi 8 Co. Inc; to sell the assets of Mirostor
Canada Ltd. with appropriate supplements.
SHOP EQUIPMENT: Drill press; electric welder; acetylene welder.
torch; 2 handy roan jacks; C-clamp; B 8 D power saw; power grinder.
impact wrench; B a; D jigsaw; assortment of power drills; Mikita
grinder; Rockwell tiger sow; heat gun; Meridian Model 8090 transit
level; socket set; large assortment of small tools; H.D. shop vacuum
cleaner; etc., etc., etc.
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT: Assortment of aluminum extension
and step ladders; assortment of shovels; rakes: extension cords. 'i
wheel borrows; liftin assembly, etc., etc., etc. 2 - , ton comealongs
SAFETY EQWPMENT FOR WORKING AT HIGH POSITIONS
AND INSIDE OF OXYGEN LIMITED SILOS
Quantity 4' high stool forms (foundation forms); 1972 Ford 18" vnn.
aluminur. — fib(ww��last silo.
OFFICE EQWPMENT: Complete range of office equipment. Assort-
ment of desks; chairs; calculators: typewriters; copying -machine.
etc., etc., etc.
PLEASE NOTE: This office equipment is like new, as they
were only in business a short time!
SILO INVENTORY A ACCESSORIES: 3 Laidig unlooders 2 exit tube
ass*mbll*s; 2 swoop arms; 12 goosenecks: Railoc agri loader.
Railoc safety cog*; 2 Railoc roof cages; 29 spiral fill pipes; 13 adjust-
able pipes; 76 pipe brackets; stool sealed roof hatches: silo hoops,
aluminum roof and wall hatches; Railoc profile roofs; Evenflow
silage distributors; Nopico moisture tasters, etc.. Wc. , etc.
MISC. INVENTORY: Nuts; bolts: stool: etc., etc., etc., etc.
PARTIAL LISTING ONLY LUNCH ON PREMISES
VRIMNG FRIDAY, SEPTEMaER 14, 1971 2.4 p.m.
TERMS: $100 cash or c*rtifi*d eh*que on major items.
Balance by cash or c*rtifi*d cheque by S*pt*mber 17, 1979 A p.m
Cash, company chequ*s or as posted or announced.
'SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSMEN ATTEND AUCTION SALES"
M. R. JUTZI i CO. Inc.
Industrial liquidators, Approis*rs and Auctioneers
Professionals in th* orderly liquWaf#on of Construction,
Industrial and Comm*rclal Enterprls*s
69 Sydney S., Klfchwwr - (5 19) 743-0221
address the convocation at which 218 Josephine St., Wingharn
GORRIE Slow Pitch Committee he will be honored for his con- Ph: 357-1522
would like to thank the players tribution to the quality of
and everyone involved in an 1:Canadian life as a humanitarian, J� A. Prso,�C.A. w B.W. Reid, C.A.
way with the tournament. ` author; Oliticiainand journalist,' ' "" '¢' :3-�- •=
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FUELS
JtpBurke-McLeodEnterprises
Lynn Hoy
BILL TIFFIN
Ltd.
imperial Esso Agent
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Electrical
Contractors Ltd.
Honda and Skidoo
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Sales & Service
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Electrical Contracting
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Motor Sales, Repairs
Hwy. 86 east of Wingham
Lubricating Needs
and Rewind
Phone 519-357-3435
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INSURANCE
PLUMBING
Gravel
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All Types of
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Wingham
Insurance
PLUMBING
Industrial,. Commercial,
335-3525 357-2636
INSTALLATIONS
Farming, Domestic
GORRIE WINGHAM
Repairs:, Renovations
PHONE
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357-1583
BACKHOE
New Installations, call
Terry Deyell at
357-2808 or 357-1229
SIGNS
Backhoe
SIGNWRITING
Work
PLUMBING HEATING
"Dunn By Tome
Hugh McBurney
Leroy Jackson
Thomas E. Dunn
-Plumbing
RR 1 Bluevale
WINGHAM
—Heating
^2� 335-6395
357-3819
—Tinsmithing
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PRINTING
191 Josephine St.
Win here 157-29ot
HAIRDRESSING
1:4 goiiciz of CLais.
BEAUTY SALON
"SPECIALIZING in PERMS
and HAIRCUTS"
Josephine Street
Wingham, Ontario
Phone 357-2812
CONSTRUCTION
T. Me A T.
CONSTRUCTION
General Contractors
All types of concrete work
Pit Silos
Home and farm building
CALL BOB TIIOMPSON
ISIXF.VALE, ONTARIO
357-3493
ASKES BROS.'
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Additions, Renovations,
Homes, Farm Buildinas
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General Contractin
Arrangements
Phone 528-2716
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357 3053
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Free i mofts
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Wire Service
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LEWIS
• RUBBER STAMPS
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Gravel
STATIONERY
and
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314 JOSEPHINE STREET
Topsoil
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135 Frances
WINGHAM
3 7'�320
Phone
357-3800
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357.3880
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