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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-10-03, Page 100 Pop 1.0. 11lie Wingham Advance -Times, October 3, 1979 F RESERVE DATE Saturday, October 6, 1979 10:00 a.m. Sharp GIGANTIC UCTION 441 Of Form Equipment I1114=W100040t Tractors, combines, haying and harvester equip- ment, tillge equipment and all other types of farm equip- ment as well as lawn and garden equipment plus snowmobiles. DONT MISS R I SEE YOU THERE Cliff Gilbert, Auctioneer Auction Sale Of Household Effects and Antiques will be held for Tom Wharton At Colin Hardy's farm, approximately 5 miles north of Tees - water on Highway 4, on Monday, October 8 Sta rti hg at 1:30 0-orno See sale bills and listen to CKNX frist. Terms—Cash T Owner—Tom Wharton Auctioneers: WALLACE BiALLAGH, Teeswater, 592-6170 GRANT MCDONALD, Ripley), 395-5959 AUCTION SALE OF LIVESTOCK, MACHINERY AND SOME HOUSEHOLD ITEMS WILL BE HELD FOR ERNEST SNOWDEN Lot 28, Con. 9, fast Wawanosh 6 miles north of Auburn on County Road 22, or 5 corners west of Selgrave and 1/1 mile north SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 AT T2:90 P.M. 10 Hereford cows with spring calves and rebred: Hereford bull. Allis Chalmers WD 45 tractor with chains; Ford SN tractor with loader and chains; snow blower fits Allis Chalmers tractor; harrows; Allis Chalmers 3 furrow plow; 9 ft. rubber tired culti- vator; wagon with 16 ft. rack; 2 wheel trailer with stock rack; Skeleton 30 ft. bale elevator- New Holland 68 baler with grain chute; International 15 run power lift seed drill with gross seed- er; Massey 6 ft. binder; John Deere manure spreader, has new tires; hammer mill with belt; grain auger with motor; corn scuff ler; chain saw; 30 ft. extension ladder; cattle clippers; barb wire; scales; wheel borrow;- garden tiller; Fax mini bike; 10 speed bicycle; 1971 GMC Y: ton truck (as is) Woods freezer; fridge (as new), electric stove; wringer washer; clothes dryer; buff6t; drapes; chairs; wood stove; chest of drawers; war- drobe; dresier; cradle; single bed; spool bed; trunk; some antique items. TERMS: Cash or cheque with I.D. Day of sale - Form Sold. Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents George Powell - CLERK arks Mallovf- AUCTIONED AUCTION SALE Of Farm Machinery, Ski -Door, Antique Guns and Household Effects for TOM NOLAN RR 2, Brussels N'h Lot 30, Conc: 8, Morris Twp., 2 miles north of Walton or 2 miles south of Brussels on County Rd. 12 Monday, October 8 at 1:00 P.M. FARM MACHINERY: Intirnotional :1104 tractor; Fordson gas tractor. David Brown tandem axle P.T.O. spreader, International 45 baler with motor and P.T.O.; International mower; Livestock trailer with loading chute; Massey Harris 4 bar rake; Massey Harris stiff tooth cultivator;, Cockshutt spring tooth cultivator on wheels; Massey Harris 3 furrow plow; bale buncher; King WW~ bale elevator; hay and grain elevator with P.T.O.; har- rows; I 1 horse mower: I:OCKsnuu flay ;;,�� ; = !- 110 or 220 electric motor; International 45 baler for parts; grain hood for bale elevator; land roller; woven wire stretchers; 2 hest housers for 706 International and 5000 Ford; quantity of scrap Won, '65 Oldsmobile, as is; Joyco truck cap; liquid protein feed tank; two 200 gallon tanks; three wooden wheel rubber tired wagons; wheelbarrow, New 12.4 x 26" tractor tire; 19” tire and rim for Fordson tractor; pile of lumber. FEED: 12M bales of hay. SKI-DOO 8 ETC.: 2 Ski-doo s - '68 and '71 Olympique; '71 Snow Prince, Ski Boo"; Honda CT 70 trail bike. ANTIQUE GUNS: 1!M Cop 46, 6 -shot revolver rifle; 1871 57.7 EreflMd: 1859 67.7 Enfield: 303 Enfield: 12 gauge musket; Wake- field 12 gauge double barrel musket; W. Richards 12 gauge single shot; Shur shot 12 gauge single shot; Italian 6.5 carbine; Cooey single shot 22: Powder hom % full; caps and shot; sword. (Bring your Firearm Acquisition Certificate with you, as you will need It to purchase guns). HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Chesterfield and chair: two black and white TV's: electric guitar; table sew, 'A inch drill press and oder miscellaneous Items. Owner or Auctioneer not Responsible for Accidents, Day of Sale Any Anna - or Corrections Given Verbally - Day,of Sale CASH DAY. OF SALE 7% SALES TAX IN EFFECT CARSON'S AUCTION SERVICE • Auctioneer. DAVID CARSON RR 3, Ustow•I, 291-2049 Pr or: TOM NOLAN RR 2, Brussels, 887-900 4 ` u ' Harvest service - *" _ MRS. GEORGE',i ,•,. _ �__ ,wh - • FORDWICH--The annual Har- WARD UPTIGROVE .,�. e vest Home service was him _ Listowel � GorrI e P e r s o n a l Notes Sunday at Trinity Champ here with Rev. rrance Orri (519) 291.3040 ce Laram i in charge. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT; . The church was tastefully Mrs. Archie Miller and Mrs. 200 entrants in the endurance decorated with fruits, vegetables Ken Hastie attended a shower in test. Cern } Harriston on Sunday for the Mr. and Mrs. James Alcorn Cecil Grai�r used "s patl � everyone one rerealize that the have /�� former's granddaughter, Miss attended the wedding of Susan for fe r` aad Disaiec y AUCTION ION SALE i Brenda Brears. Cameron and James Pierce on for a few days last week and elle Rr>wah for which to be thankful as Mrs. Wesley B. Ball of September 22 at Faith Taber- Thursday was transferred to once again at this harvest ceases Of Household Effects will be held for Thamesford, Mrs. Harold Ball of nacle, Coboconk. The reception Brookhaven Nursing Home. Mr. there is e- abundance of food for STEL WHERY and Mrs. Robert Grainger and everyone. Montreal and Mrs. Kathleen was held at Miners' Bay Lodge. v; sited England, visited one Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson David of Kitchener v_r and Mrs. Harry Judge was the Of BELGRAVE e, day last week with Mr. and Mrs. attended the International with with Mrs. Grainger and soloist. Wesley R. Ball. Plowing Match at Chatham and Brookhaveenn. Grainger at TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9 Mrs. William Penman of spent a few days at Dearborn, AT 12:30 NOON Pharr, Texas, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Taylor pment Chesterfield 8 chair; refrigerator, electric stove; washin4 and visited other relatives and Christian deVe�O machine; television (black and white); extension table; kit- friends. then cupboard; ,stool cabinet; wooden cabinet; Duncan h Mrs. James Alcorn has Phyfo table; 3 rocking chairs and odd chain; utility table; returned home after spending 2 small tables; studio couch; bedroom suite In good condi• three months at their summer UCW pffvqy�-wmt eme SCHILL—Mr, and Mrs. Donald tion; 1 antique bedroom suit• and mattress; 1 antique b�home on Shadow Lake,SehW of Wingham are pleased and wash stand; 2 wardrobes, 1 Quebec hooter; 1 coal all i. Coboconk. While there, her GORRIE _ ,Christian De- inspiration she received both to announce the arrival of their stove; treodl• sewing machine; 1 set Britannica Ency-cle- family, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Alcorn velopment,, was the program from the formal lectures and also first child, Karen Lynn, at podia and bookcase; 3 oil paintings; electric radio; iron and of Orangeville, Mr. and Mrs.HospitalLondon's Victoria on toaster; Spode china; dishes and silverware; kitchen ware; of the UnitedChurch Women was groups. The UCW members were y' ���' �'• Doug Alcorn, Chris and Cherri, theme when the October meeting from the contacts in smaller Tuesday, 2 card tables; electric lamps; coal oil lamps; 2 rugsand scot - , London, Mr. and Mrs. Doug ter rugs; lawn chairs; quilts and household linens; gni lawn Ferguson and Carrie of Acton; held in the church hall. delighted to hear such excellent KEIL.—Bill and Holly Jane Keil mower; garden �ooTs; step ladder; harpsichord; sealers; her. Mr. and Mrs. Alcorn Devotions were in charge of reports from these young ladies are pleased to announce the wooden trunks, bookcase and book:; Humorous miscol- . Mrs. Raymond Gowdy and Mrs. and Mrs. Gowdy and Mrs. birth of a son, Mark William also had as guests friends and (aneous items. Helen Stephens. The scripture Stephens presented each with a on Wednesday, Se , ? relatives from several points in September 28Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents. Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Alcorn passage from St. Luke's Gospel, small gift. at the Wingham and District visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd chapter two, described the Hospital. A brother for Kirsten ��ar@pC@ HifnBA and Lorne CAM bill - Clerks y King The president, Mrs. William p development of Jesus from and Thenen. at Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Nay, took charge of the business `BRIAN RINTOUL°- AUCTMEER ` childhood to manhood and was RICHARDS—At the W' - Danford' Mimic°' Mrs' Irene read by Mrs. Gowdy. Ways of and the secretary, Mrs. William and District Hospital n Burns and Donald of Oshawa Behrns read the minutes and p ' helping to achieve one's own WednesdaySeptember 26 t . Mr. and Mrs. Tizzard, Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lazier and personal Christian development by took the roll call. Treasurer Mrs.. Elva Jacques gave a detRilea ' ' ° and Mrs. Norman Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davidson, were presented Mrs. Stephens financial report and Mrs. Lionel R chards, Brussels, a son, Cobourg, Dr. and Mrs. David and Mrs. Gowdy. Mrs. Velma Mann presided at the piano. Johnston reported for the manse Jordon Wade, eight pounds. A brothel' for Brandon and Amy. Allan at Huntsville. They spent a few days in Toronto where the y The church,,promotes Christian committee on the improvements and renovations made during the STEFFEN—At the Wingham and visited Ontario Place and saw the e development in many ways and summer. The treasurer was District Hospital on Thursday, y' opening parade of the Canadian two were chosen for special at- directed to transfer the regular September 27, to Mr- and MnL `:' National Exhibition. tention. Miss Kendra Robertson quarterly donation to the Mission Robert Steffen, Wingham, a Harvey McMichael, Harry and Mrs. James Schefter spoke and Service Fund. son, Murray Allan, eight Mulvey and Robert Gibson spent on recent events in which they pounds;' five ounces. A brother three days last week at Chatham had participated. Kendra spent ' At the request of the president, for Mark. attending the International five weeks at the United Church_ Rev. E. Fellows spoke briefly on Plowing Match. camp at Menesetung near the new budget system which is BENNETT—Roland and Donna Mr. and Mrs. Merle Webs', Goderich. She attended for one to be introduced. Two invitations Bennett are happy to announce Mrs. Allan Gibbons, Timmy and "reek as a senior camper and four were received, to attend the birth of their daughter, Tanis, visited Sunday with Mr. weeks as a counsellor. She ex- Thankoffering services in neigh- Suzanne Dawn, nine pounds, 10 and Mrs. Ronald Mann and plained some of the camp, routines, some of the horing churches. At Knox - ounces, on September 18 at Wingham and District family. problemiiurch, Gorrie, Mrs. John Bell of . 'be Mrs. James Gray and Mrs• and the rewards of the camp Whitechurch will the speaker Hospital. A wee sister . for Robert Gibson were "the experience and expressed the 1�' � on the evening of October 9 and Pamela Sherri and Jane. !!, delegates from the Gtirrie enjoyment and inspiration she Mrs. Orrance Laramie of Gorrie Proud grandparents are Mr. Women's Institute who attended received. will speak at Molesworth on the and Mrs. Stewart Strong and the Huron County WI rally on Mrs. Schefter attended the afternoon of October 10. Mr. and Mrs. William Bennett, Monday in Elimville United weekend at Westminster College <, all of Gorrie. Church, Exeter. Mrs. Elva as a representative from Gorrie UCW last May. She told of the Reporting for the bale com- ' KING—Mark.. and Pamela King Jacques- also attended the rally. mittee, Mrs. Mann announced are happy to announce the safe Mr. and Mrs. Melville Dennis that the bale will be packed on arrival their .six -pound 12- attended the International Plowing Match at Chatham onVern A am October 17, with articles to be left at the church on October 15 and ,of ounce baby brother, Stephen Bradley, at Clidton Public Friday. 16. Hospital on September 20. Chuck Gibson of BridgeportIn die's at 60 other business,,ft members reminded that the bazaar ;s Proud parents are Bradley and 'C; and Mr. and Mea. Robert Gibson � � were le>jl s (Gibson), King of w1'it,„ Sunday at Conestogo and sftten ed the Conestoga Vern M. Abram"02 Waterloo being held October 27, on8„�iwet,�. CliAton.. Grandparents are earlier than usual. The d8f11!.for. ' . Geaijeand'FAdyftdibson and Endura Motorbike race. Douglas and formerly of Listowel died of the annual fowl supper has been , Harold and Jean Hing, all of Gibson of Orangeville was one of his residence on'Sunday, Sept. 30 set for November 13. Wingham. at,the age of 60 the top contestants of more than He was born in Grey Township on March 17, 1919 to the - late Auction Sale Maxwell Abram and his wife, Frances C. Abram. . He resided in Listowel and AUCTION SALES Waterloo for most of his life and S, M C AUCTIONEERS was a member of Highland Road WALLACE BALLAGH United Church in Kitchener. e. Directo Teeswater 392-6170 Mr. Abram is survived by his ry GRANT McDONALD mother who resides in Waterloo. Ripley, 395-5353 The funeral service was held at ELECTRICAL SALES AND SERVICE PLUMBING CONSTRUCTION 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 3 at MONDAY, OCTOBER 8 --Sale of the Robert Trench Funeral household effects and antiques Home, Listowel. Rev. L. Weigand " A Lyon. Noy for Tom Wharton, at Colin of Kitchener and Capt. George Burke -McLeod - T. I To, Hardy's farm, approximately 5 g Enterprise: Ltd - Kin of Listowel conducted the • - miles north of Teeswater on Hwy. _ service. Electrical Interment was in the Win Contractors Ltd: Honda and Skidoo CONSTUCTION 4, starting at 1:90 p.m. Wingham - cemetery. Sales a Sehrice PLUMBING General Contractors SATURDAY, OCT. 24—Sale of The pallbearers were Vern Electrical Contracting `^rye 86 east of Win hINSTALLATIONS All types of concrete work farm machinery for Duncan Far- Klemp, Arnold McDougal, Ken MotorS' �DSOI�, Repairs H 9am Pit Silos 1. rish, part of Lot 8, Con. 14, Ash- Parsons, EdwinKrauter, Oscara Nickel, and Do nd Rewind Phone 519-357-3435 Repairs, Renovations Home and form building field Township, starting at 1 p.m. ug Trench, - New installations,- call CALL BOB THOMP9M: INSURANCE Terry Deyell at BLUE VALE, ONTARIO -Wingham 357-1380 357-2808 or 357-1229 :157 -:wets - AUCTHN SALE - - PLUMBING HEATING GRAVEL 8 TOPSOIL Of 100 acre farm, Registered Herd of Polled Herefords,CN Frail, pRwNea Machinery and Some Household Items ' $ ELECTRIC will be held for Wingham All Types of Leroy Jackson John Cox GEORGE PATTERSON Industrial, Commercial, Insurance —Plumbing Lot 42, Con. 10 East Wowanosh Township, 1 mile north of Forming, Domestic 335-3525 357-2636 —Heating -. Belgrove on Number 4 Highway. PHONE GORRIE WINGHAM J THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 AT 12 NOON 357-1-583 F 19 Tinsmithing Gravel and LOWERS 1 Josephine St. Topsoil 19 Registered Polled Hereford cows with calves sired by PRINTING P Wingham 357-2904 Bars lea Anxiety Extoller 3H; 3 open yearling heifers; 7 ! Zror:6- bred heifers; 2 year old herd Bull Lannon Progress 2J year- nts ling; Polled Hereford bull; cattle blood tested arv. r, egnanc WINGHAM BA checked. Catalogues available. y •Cut flowers BACKHOE 357-1297 International 6z4 aiesei tractor with loader apd chains; Allis PRINTING • plants Chdlm•rs D14 gas tractor with loader and chains; Allis Chal- SERVICE ,• HAIRDRESSING mere 3-12 plow; 3 pt. hitch cultivator; 3 pt. hitch disc; Bisset •Flowers by Backhoe disc; 10 ft. packer; chain harrow: George White post hole e PRINTING Wire Service Work digger; Mohawk 507 roto mower; George White elevator; • PHOTO COPIES � 9ut'Ciz u Oars. hey conditioner; 4 bar rake; wagon with rack; Massey For - • REGISTER FORMS'' LEWIS BEAUTY SALON hitch fertilizer spreader; P.T.O. manure spreader; 2 water guson M3 baler; International 3 pt. hitch; 7 ft. mower; 3 pt. . RUBBER STAMPS troughs; mineral feeder; cattle oiler; McKee 6 ft. snow blow- e WEDDING FLOWERS Hugh McBurney "SPECIALIZING In PERMS STATIONERY � , and HAIRCUTS" er; Lincoln welder (new); approximately 200 electric fence 135 Frontes stakes; cedar posts; wire stretcher; Icdd•rs; Propane fur- WINGHAM Josephine Street nate; FUS 70 model BTU 7000; stone boat; block and tackle; 314 JOSEPHINE STREET Phone Wingham, Ontario 3000 bale hay; 500 bale straw; numerous household and WINGHAM 357-3880 357-3814 Phone 357-2812 small articles. Property has 100 acres with 60 workable, balance bush and 357-3800 pasture. Barn 82 x 52, cement yard, loose pens, shed 23 x \ •� 26, Targe hen house. Beautiful storey white brick home FUELS If Your with 5 bedrooms, wood and oill furnace, cupboards, bath and drilled well. Form In ideal location on highway 1 mils from village, 3 miles from town, Will be offered for sale at BiLL tIFFIN • • 1 p.rh. subject to a reserve bid if not sold previous. ✓{mperisl Esso Agent S e r v e e FOR INFORMATION PHONE a19 -9s7-3440 Business is Terms on property 10% down day of sale, balance, In 60'days when possession could be given or owner would consider THE a first mortgage on part of balance. For all your Home and t Terms on livestock and machinery cosh or cheque with ID. Farm Fuel and ADVANCE -TIMES 'R 377-2320 Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents. Lubricating Needs George Powell - Clerk 367-14ll! BRIAN RINTOUL - AUCTIONEER