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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-11-07, Page 121'P 13--710 Vlbdkn Advanes-• 1ams, Notrousbw 7, 18TY November 8 at 7:30 P.M, A WINGHAM SALES ARENA A J U C AUCTION SALE U L, committee of council had been C Tl of kosseh4d effects and ontiques plus oddifio" from T about it. People seem to prefer 110 home of Mr. John Sturdy, Scott St., Winoom cabinet, oak buffet, dining table with ornate base, press bock chairs, 6 O at the WINGHAM SALES ARENA O N600 Josephine St. (North end of Wingham across N S from Hodgins Bulldoll) • 0-0-0 ,Wnml HW _."QV Ulu r uru.. S AUCTION SALE of property and household effects will be held for The Estate of William Vancomp In the Belgrave Arena Saturday, N ovember 17 at 12:30 p.m, Chesterfield and chair, 2 hide a beds, plctures, mirrors, small, round table, lamps, stool, couch, ash trays, parlour tables, swivel rocker, antique rocker, platform rocker, cushions, hall tree, eledeo , chic fireplace, radio, 2 B&W televisions, cupboard, bul.,- •t' @ ch •,^.—••- . .we wird .p chairs, Kelvinator fridge tree years aid. Ailoffat stove, Westinghouse spin dry washer, Westinghouse dryer, set of 4 wooden chairs, kitchen cabinet, odd wooden chairs, 9 piece walnut dining room suite, high chair, extension table with leaves, copper boiler, wash tub, coal oil lamp, sealers, clothes hamper, dishes, electric clock, fancy cups, connister set, appliances and cooking utensils, chest of drawers, dressers, wash stand. wooden bed, double :mattress (as new), blanket box, bedding and linens, 'extension kidder, step ladder, 1963 Pontiac car (good motor) sells as is, 2 snow tires for 14 inch rims, garden tools, numerous small Items found at an estate auction. Property has a lovely red brick, one storiy,home on large lot only one block from highway 4, store and post office. This ideal retirement home with oil furnace, cupboards and. bath will be offered subject to a reserve bid if not sold previous to sale day. For information phone 887-6310. rerms on property 10% down balance in 30 days. r4irms on household items cash or cheque with 1. D. day of sale. Estate or auctioneer not responsible for accidents. George Powell Brian Rintoul CIOA Auctioneer WALTON'S AUTUMN SPECIAL AND THE The 11th Grey County Club Sale AT Walton Sales Arena Two miles west of Durham on No. 4 Highway Friday, November 9, 1979 12:00 noon 125 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN$ A fine selection of Registered Holsteins from some of the top breeders of Ontario. This sale features young cows Very Good and Good Plus and daughters from Very Good and Good Plus dams. Sired by such great sires as: Agro Acres Marquis Ned (Ex -St), Roy - brook Starlite Ex -(Extra), Poclamor Astronaut (Ex -GM), Quality Ultimate (Ex) and others. "Selling" a fancy senior yearling by Ned, third senior yearling, Halton Holstein show due in March to Mock Four. Two deep pedigreed herd sires byRosafe Citation R (Ex -Extra) and Paclamor Astronaut (Ex -GM). 11TH Ofty COUNTY CLUB SALE Another fine selection of 45 Registered Holsteins, A Very Good Rickland Citation R (Ex) daughter sells BCA 131 m - 139F, her dam Good Plus BCA 141 m - 155F, fresh october. Other, daughters from such great sires as Round Oak Rag, Apple Elevation f x -GM), Rosafe Citation R (Ex -Extra), Carnation Royal Master fx-SMT), Roy - brook Starlite (Ex -Extra), A Birch Gollow, Royalty Lx -Extra), Downalone Reflection`Emperor (Ex -Extra) and others. FOLLOWED MY Rospen bred and open heifer sale owned by Ross Spencer, Tara, Ontario. An outstanding group of pedi- greed heifers will be offered since Mr. Spencer has sold his complete milking herd with the form. An August 22/78 Downalone Reflection Emperor (Ex -Extra) daughter will be sold. Her dam a (Very Good) Rockette Centurion, MCA 154m - 164F. Second dam a (Very Good) Telstor MCA 162m - 179F, A favorite family at Rospen. Listed Herd Plan now to attend for show cattle or full pedigreed Holsteins. I DONALD E. WALTON Soles Manage, u,vd Auctioneer Phone- 9519) 369-3804 or 369-2831 WE WONT—Sacred Heart students worked hard last Wed- kin faces. Here are some winners of the pumpkin tufting nesday morning and came up with some Interesting pump- contest. Town Coundol briefs November 8 at 7:30 P.M, Mayor Walden reported he has & Thursday Evening & L PARTIAL LISTING OF SALE: Dining room suite, bed- L, committee of council had been room suite, aid victrolo, wing bock chair with given permission to call tenders doesn't know what can be done caned bock, commode, old dressers, oak china about it. People seem to prefer Q cabinet, oak buffet, dining table with ornate base, press bock chairs, 6 Q rather than in their own driveways, he commented, matching oak dining chairs, Reeve Kerr said the oil probably U several chests of drawers, coned nursing rockeir, commode, pitcher and bowl, chesterfield suite,15 1 h1 U agreed it does look messy. ace. kitchen suite, coffee and end tables, old 0-0-0 ,Wnml HW _."QV Ulu r uru.. trunk, beds, lamps, paintings, dishes, kitchen ap- I D pliances, color T.V., lawn mower and other useful D a new truck for the works department before making up its items. PLETCH ATERMS: Cash, cheques, Masterchorge and Charg- A called only one bid was received ex Day of Sale. and councillors noted this didn't T PREVIEW: Thursday 12 noon till sale time. T comparison. The town plans to SALES MANAGER AUCTIONEER replace its 1973 Dodge dump O Ed Kikkert Jake Kikkert /� O Farming, Domestic 357-1730 And his hand we cannot touch N 357-2967 After Hours N S WINGHAM SALES ARENA S AUCTION SALE of property and household effects will be held for The Estate of William Vancomp In the Belgrave Arena Saturday, N ovember 17 at 12:30 p.m, Chesterfield and chair, 2 hide a beds, plctures, mirrors, small, round table, lamps, stool, couch, ash trays, parlour tables, swivel rocker, antique rocker, platform rocker, cushions, hall tree, eledeo , chic fireplace, radio, 2 B&W televisions, cupboard, bul.,- •t' @ ch •,^.—••- . .we wird .p chairs, Kelvinator fridge tree years aid. Ailoffat stove, Westinghouse spin dry washer, Westinghouse dryer, set of 4 wooden chairs, kitchen cabinet, odd wooden chairs, 9 piece walnut dining room suite, high chair, extension table with leaves, copper boiler, wash tub, coal oil lamp, sealers, clothes hamper, dishes, electric clock, fancy cups, connister set, appliances and cooking utensils, chest of drawers, dressers, wash stand. wooden bed, double :mattress (as new), blanket box, bedding and linens, 'extension kidder, step ladder, 1963 Pontiac car (good motor) sells as is, 2 snow tires for 14 inch rims, garden tools, numerous small Items found at an estate auction. Property has a lovely red brick, one storiy,home on large lot only one block from highway 4, store and post office. This ideal retirement home with oil furnace, cupboards and. bath will be offered subject to a reserve bid if not sold previous to sale day. For information phone 887-6310. rerms on property 10% down balance in 30 days. r4irms on household items cash or cheque with 1. D. day of sale. Estate or auctioneer not responsible for accidents. George Powell Brian Rintoul CIOA Auctioneer WALTON'S AUTUMN SPECIAL AND THE The 11th Grey County Club Sale AT Walton Sales Arena Two miles west of Durham on No. 4 Highway Friday, November 9, 1979 12:00 noon 125 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN$ A fine selection of Registered Holsteins from some of the top breeders of Ontario. This sale features young cows Very Good and Good Plus and daughters from Very Good and Good Plus dams. Sired by such great sires as: Agro Acres Marquis Ned (Ex -St), Roy - brook Starlite Ex -(Extra), Poclamor Astronaut (Ex -GM), Quality Ultimate (Ex) and others. "Selling" a fancy senior yearling by Ned, third senior yearling, Halton Holstein show due in March to Mock Four. Two deep pedigreed herd sires byRosafe Citation R (Ex -Extra) and Paclamor Astronaut (Ex -GM). 11TH Ofty COUNTY CLUB SALE Another fine selection of 45 Registered Holsteins, A Very Good Rickland Citation R (Ex) daughter sells BCA 131 m - 139F, her dam Good Plus BCA 141 m - 155F, fresh october. Other, daughters from such great sires as Round Oak Rag, Apple Elevation f x -GM), Rosafe Citation R (Ex -Extra), Carnation Royal Master fx-SMT), Roy - brook Starlite (Ex -Extra), A Birch Gollow, Royalty Lx -Extra), Downalone Reflection`Emperor (Ex -Extra) and others. FOLLOWED MY Rospen bred and open heifer sale owned by Ross Spencer, Tara, Ontario. An outstanding group of pedi- greed heifers will be offered since Mr. Spencer has sold his complete milking herd with the form. An August 22/78 Downalone Reflection Emperor (Ex -Extra) daughter will be sold. Her dam a (Very Good) Rockette Centurion, MCA 154m - 164F. Second dam a (Very Good) Telstor MCA 162m - 179F, A favorite family at Rospen. Listed Herd Plan now to attend for show cattle or full pedigreed Holsteins. I DONALD E. WALTON Soles Manage, u,vd Auctioneer Phone- 9519) 369-3804 or 369-2831 WE WONT—Sacred Heart students worked hard last Wed- kin faces. Here are some winners of the pumpkin tufting nesday morning and came up with some Interesting pump- contest. Town Coundol briefs The town will replace the Mayor Walden reported he has present marked police cruiser received a number of complaints with a 1980 Ford from Bridge about people parking their Motors in January. The police freshly oiled cars on the town's committee of council had been new asphalt streets, but noted he given permission to call tenders doesn't know what can be done on a new car and brought its about it. People seem to prefer recommendation back to council letting the oil drip on the streets Monday night, Councillor Allan Harrison rather than in their own driveways, he commented, reported the tender price of Reeve Kerr said the oil probably $4,858.95, including trade, from won't damage the asphalt, but he Bridge, was the lowest of three agreed it does look messy. received and recommended 0-0-0 ,Wnml HW _."QV Ulu r uru.. In .:-,�r .,.,, � to an inquiry iron. 0-0-0 Councillor Harrison, Clerk Bill Council is going to retender for Renwick reported the town does a new truck for the works department before making up its not have a bylaw forbidding the burning PLETCH of leaves. The matter is mind. The last time tenders were covered under the National Fire called only one bid was received Code. Mr. Harrison reported he. and councillors noted this didn't had a number of people aslr hiln" give them much chance for about this after he had burned his comparison. The town plans to own leaves. The mayor said he replace its 1973 Dodge dump also had a number of inquiries, truck. which he had directed to Mr 0-0-0 Harrison. Councillor Allan Harrison will replace Mayor William Walden a as the town re resentat- • iott aur a ar..� 357.2320 taaroa THE ADVANCE -TIMES AUCTION SALE - Of Household Effects and Antiques SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17 - 1:30 P.M. GORRIE COMMUNITY HALL EFFECTS A NTI�S; Copper boiler; copper kettles; smoke stand; oak chair; child's rocking chair; maple syrup ikettle; nmol) child - rens table and chairs; fur cape; pine drop leaf table; Duncan Phyfe table and four chain; Bamboo bird cope; electric snow we blor; bone china cream pitcher; electric ship clock; portable organ; knitted wall plaques; knitted picture; picture frames; planter; electric razor; recliner and chair; gold coloured plant holder, Colourburst 200 mn instaatic canra (new condition) and flask wood and gloss show case with Lion's feet; antique hall table; 8 track tope player and speakers; globe lamp; card tables; vacuum; tri Nee; hall lamps; silver butter dish; candle lamp; tea set; iron holder, free standing ash troy (new); 1972 Mazda (as is); youth's bed; General Electric floor polisher; variety of jugs and crocks; milk bottles; antique pots; books; antique wash stand, pitcher and bowl; Cooky 3 in. Mag, shotgun, purchaser must have a Firearms Acquisition Cert.; 4 antique kitchen chain; and many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS; Cosh or Cheques with Identification Day of Sole Consignments Accepted until Day of Sale Owner or Auctioneer not Responsible for Accidents or Injuries on Property Day of Sole Auctioneer - NANCY ANDREWS 291-2918 LARGE LIQUIDATION CARPET SALE at the WINGHAM SALES ARENA 680 Josephine Street (North end of Wingham across from Hodgias buildall) SALE DATES AND TIME: FOR 3 DAYS ONLY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15 - 9.6 p•u• pR MAY, NOVEMBER 16 - 9 - 9 P.M. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17 - 9.6 P.M. PLEASE NOTE: This is a large offering of fine new carpet - OVER 20,000 SQUARE FEET OF NEW CARPET must be sold at below whole- sale cost so take advantage of this sale on quality rugs in the latest styles, colon, and materials at terrific low prices. TERMS - Cash, Cheques, ChaMex and Masterchorge - Day of Soles, SALESMANAGER - ED KIKKERT PHONE 357-1730 P -S -'REMEMBER THE DATES FOR 3 DAYS ONLY p tveon die Black Knights board of Wingham and District e Hospital. Mr. Walden reported he hold dinner was finding he had too many -ct meetings to attend and Mr. BELGRAVE — The Black *Servic i,re ory Harrison agreed to take over the eight Preceptory 1226 of Blyth e D spot on the board. dinner was held on Friday eve- ELECTRICAL 0-0-0 ning, in the WI Hall. The meal SALES AND SERVICE Members of council and all was catered to by the Belgrave town employees will again Women's Institute. Those attend- L receive Christmas turkevs courtesy of the town. This Ing were from Goderich, Atwood, Walton, Brussels, Wingham, �1 r' Ll Burke -Mcleod ynn Hoy • practice was started two years Blyth and Beigrave. Electrical Enterprises Ltd. ago in place of the Christmas party the town used to throw for James Warden of Atwood' showed slides. Music was sup- Contractors ltd. Honda and Skidoo its employees. Council is calling for bids to supply the birds; plied by the Westfield orchestra, Mrs. Emerson Mitchell of Walton Electrical Contracting Sales & Service anyone who doesn't like turkey playing the violin and Mrs. Clare Motor Sales, Repairs Hwy- 86 east of Wingham can get a food voucher for an Van Camp of Brussels at the and Rewind Phone 519-357-3435 equivalent amount. piano. WINGHAM Leroy Jackson 357-3800 Wingham 357-1380 INSURANCE —Heating CONSTRUCTION —Tinsmithing PLETCH psi PURDON—In loving memory of ELECTRIC aMiYRAMtaI a dear husband and father Elmer EDGAR—In loving memory of a Wingham All Types of Purdon, who passed away two November dear husband and father, William Edgar, who passed awa Nov- Industrial, Commercial, Insurance . years ago 8,'1977, Though his smile is gone forever, Y, ember 4, 1969. Farming, Domestic .+• And his hand we cannot touch Life moves on and years pass by, PHONE 335-3525 357-2636 We still have many memories Treasured memories never die. 3 S M S 8 3 GORRIE WINGHAM Of the one we love so much. They say time heals all sorrows —Always remembered by wife, HAIRDRESSING And helps .us to forget. Jean, son.Cameron and family. GRAVEL & TOPSOIL But time has only proved to us How much we miss him yet. madly missed by wife Flor- WELLS—In loving memory ofJohn �X � 9oL`-f 01 na11 ence sled family. Harry Wells, who passed away Nov. BEAUTY SALON 13, 1956. STACEY—In to loving memory of Gloria Christine, who passed God looked around His garden, "SPECIALIZING in PERMS and -HAIRCUTS" away three -years ago October 31, 1978' And found an empty space, He then looked down upon G ravel and Josephine Street The depths of sorrow we cannot the earth And saw, your tired face. Topsoil Wingham, Ontario Phone 357-2812 tell Of the loss of one we loved so He put His arms around you, well. And while she sleeps a peaceful And lifted you to rest, God's garden must be beautiful, 39 -1M FLOWERS sleep For He only takes the best. Her memory we shall always God knew that you were suffer- .• Wedding kms' madly missed by Ron and mg' He knew you were in pain, HOME IMPROVEMENT X Arrangements family. He knew that you would never get • Cut flowers DONALDSON well, In this world again. ARTS-KRIEGER HOME f-• •Plants AND WILLIE—In So He closed your weary eyelids, IMPROVEMENT � •Flowers by memory of our mothers and grandmothers, Emily Donaldson, And whispered "Peace be thine" It broke our hearts to lose you, SPECIALTY: Wire Service *110 passed away Nov. 13, 1977 and Mary Willie, who But you did not go alone, For Aluminum and Vinyl Siding Doors and windows , ` LEWIS passed away Nov. 20, 1976. part of us went with you, The day God called you home. Additions and Renovations ,` � Life is like a golden chain, That binds loved ones together. You bid no one a farewell, Nor Free Estimates FLOWERS One day, up there, we'll .meet again, even said goodbye, You were gone beltore we knew it, Phone 135 Frances Let's not forget each other. And only God knows why, 887-6964 Phone —Lovingly by —Evered jW1, 357-3880 Wichael and Dorothy WWWiie and tel�►y. � Jesneehe& and 'amity. Harry, iii a If Your Business Is Service THE ADVANCE -TIMES T 357-2320 PLUMBING PRINTING / 1 _ - WINGHAM PRIMING SERVICE - PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS e PRINTING Repairs, Renovations ' PHOTO COPIES New installations, coll. • REGISTER FORMS •RUBBER STAMPS Terry retell at • WEDDING 357-2808 or 357-1229 STATIONERY PLUMBING HEATING 314 JOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM Leroy Jackson 357-3800 —Plumbing / —Heating CONSTRUCTION —Tinsmithing 191 Josephine St. Wingham 357-2904 T. M. & T. CONSTRUCTION FUELS General Contractors BILL TIFFIN All types of concrete work Imperial Esso Agent Pit Silos Home and form building �SSO CALL BOB THOMPSON For all your Home and I1LUF:VALE, ONTARIO Farm Fuel and :157-:1493 Lubricating Needs - 367 -IM If Your Business Is Service THE ADVANCE -TIMES T 357-2320