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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-06-29, Page 7J"YPoTATa8AJAD 19 -ounce cans potatoes, d�rar fined 1�--.�146rttnee can drained green_ beam, V4 Cup chopped celery 2/4‘ cup chopped green pepper 2 tablespoons chopped green onion) 2 hard -cooked eggs 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley 1 teaspoon salt V8 teaspoon pepper. tablespoon French or Italian dressing '%a cup mayonnaise or salad dressing Dice potatoes and combine with remaining ingredients ex- cept mayonnaise. Chill. Toss lightly with mayonnaise before serving. AUCTION SALE fOr Hyndman Transport Ltd. GORRIE, ONT., on Hwy. No. 8 7 Midway' between Herriston and Wingham ,t to Skye held on $ATURDAy, JULY'S; at 11 a.m. Subject to Prior Sale - P.C.V. License 1962 -Ford C750 Model, top condition, "C" license with D., F., • i & H privileges: Contact Gorrie office for .full details of above. Phone 335-3241 Gorrie Terms: To be announced day of sale. REAL ESTATE–..Property 132 x 132. Situated on this property 'is a Garage .30 x 162 c/w 12' door. Hot air heating and hydraulic 'Hoist: Office 14 x 35, Elec. heat. Subject to sensible reserve. 10% down, balance 45 days. • TRAC'TO'RS --1967 (4070A) International Tandem Tract. or. Thies unit is equipped with a 1969 Cab -Air Lift (full 82") %'ranter sleeper cab. 1967 International (o-4000 Tractor Tan- dem with live axle sleePer cab (full 82" wide.); 1960 Inter- national Tractor - Air Lift with Cat. Diesel (1968) No. 1673E (recently overhauled); 1963 inter-Cabover No. 1800, 22 ft. x 8 ft. Stake steel floor & tarp.; 1966 International No. 1600 Convertible Cab, steel floor, 16% x 8' with roof. T�vdr to rps;F'ruehaun-Car 1967 45" x 8' with 6 ft. rack & 2 f 1967 45" x 8' with 6 ft. racks, 2 div'dr terps; Fruehauf 36' Van, Trailmobile 38' Van,1 Storage Trailer. 6 Cattle Loading Shutes 3 Hog Tattoos GARAGE EQUIPMENT—Bench Grinder, Lincoln Elec. Welder, Acet. Welder, Air (Regulator Tool, Assort. of Hydr. At Jacks, Battery charger, Spray Gun, Power Greaser, etc., etc. All Vehicles Will Have Fitness Certificates All Equipment in Top Condition. OFFICE EQUIPMENT—Typewriter, calculator, etc. • INVENTORY—Assortment of new tires 10,000 x 20 and recap. tires. 4 - 5th Wheel assemblys. Miscellaneous Inventory pertaining to the Transport Business Financing will be available on premises day of sale. NO RESERVE—Owners retiring from business. Lunch will be available on premises. TERMS: Cash, Approved Co. & Private Cheques, Full settle- , ment 'before equipment leaves premises. RETIRING FROM RIZ?—Let M. R. Jutzi & Co. plan an Auction or Liquidation Sale. Attend one — See the results Wise Thrifty Businessmen Attend Auctions. TO SAVE $ $ $ PLAN TO ATTEND - TO BUY - TO SAVE Further information may be secured from the offices of the auctioneers. M. k,j1UTZI..8k • INDiJsTRIAL AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS: & LIQUIDATORS 89 Sydney St." S. KITCHENER, ONT. 743.8221 The harn►• Adva.nce*Tinea, -Thursday; ante cup QUvixtICKegPICKLEDar BEETS 1 % g 1 baycup leasufar 1 teaspoon pepper corns 1 teaspoon wholel_oves 1 teaspoon mustard seed 1 19 -ounce can beets„drained Combine vinegary sugar and spices tied in cheesecloth bag. Add beets. Cover and bring to boil. Simmer 10 minutes. Chill overnight with all beets. im- mersed in pickling mixture. Drain before serving. May be served as a relish with cold treats or as a salad on lettuce. May be stored 1 month in refrigerltor. Makes about 1', cups. -0 SN, ,,• If t ::;kt\;:xp..:‘,7k:lis 1. ��tti1 W1LOPIF S al.,� waste Rru YOUR INDIVIDUAL CHAMPS in the Sacred Heart Separate School field day this year, honored at the graduation ban{ quet held Tuesday evening of last week were Chuck Van- denbroek, junior boys; Gordon Kinahan, intermediate. :s boys; Jim McGlynn, senior boys; Karen Richey, senior girls; Mary DeBruyn, intermediate girls and Ann DeBruyn, junior girls. (Staff Photo) 'resent awar s at banquet for Sacred Heart graduates There was a good attendance of parents and friends at the cere- monies held for the graduating class from Sacred Heart Sepa- rate School, held in Sacred Heart parish hall Tuesday evening of last week. Athletic as well as scholastic awards were present- ed. Seated at the head table for the banquet were Mrs: Don Roberts, Mrs. Don Carter, Mrs. Ken Plourde, Mrs. Charles O'Malley, principal; John Vintar, superin- tendent of Huron -Perth Separate School Board; Rev. E. J. Mohan, guest speaker ; James Steffler, Mrs, R. Graham, Mrs. John Day and Mrs. George Skinn, the latter representing the C.W.L. A toast to the graduates Was of- fered by Mr. Steffler, followed by a brief address by Mr. Vintar,- who congratulated both the par- ents and the pupils on their achievement. Greetings were presented by Trustee Oscar Kief- fer on behalf ' of the Separate School Board. )Ether Mohan, in the course of is address, stressed to parents nd teachers as well as the stu- ents, the importance of a truly hristian education as the 'a d C groundwork for living. He was thanked on behalf of the gather- ing by Karen Richey. Valedictorians were Joanne Schmidt and Jim Glynn. The former was the winner of the C.W.L. award presented by Mrs. Skinn, the latter the winner of the proficiency award, presented by the principal, 11(lrs. , O'Malley. • Winners of the field day indi- vidual championships were pre- sented with their trophies, the re- cipients being Chuck Vanden- broek, junior boys; Gordon Kina- han, intermediate boys; Jim Mc- Glynn, senior boys; Karen Richey, senior girls; Mary De - Jacques reunion BELMVM ORE — The 42nd annual Jacques reunion was held on June 25 in the Belmore hall, due to uncertain weather conditions. The business portion of, the meeting was called to order. by rllaro ld r ,Robinson, :the acting' president. An election of officers was then held with the following results: president, -Murray Underwood, THIS IS THE WORLD OF CARE: Providing nutritious food for school children and pre-schoolers, health ser- "' vices for the sick and handicapped, facilities and equipment for basic schooling and technical training, tools $ CARE and equipment for community endeav- ours. Your support of CARE makes such things possible for millions of individ- uals arqund the world. One dollar per person each year would do it! CARE—CANADA 63 Sparks OTTAWA (Ont.) KIP 5A6 Bruyn, intermediate girls; Ann DeBruyn,. junior girls. A hearty round of applause fol- lowed a vote of thanks to the la- dies of the church for furnishing the fine banquet supper. Stephen Montgomery was spokesman on behalf of the gathering. Following the taking of group photos of the field day winners and the graduating class, the as- sembly attended mass celebrated by Rev. Mohan. The graduates from Grade VIII this, year are Patricia ,Willie, Paul Skinn, Joanne • Schmidt, Karen Richey, Ken Rich, Vivian Rammeloo, Terry Nesbitt, Ste - held in Belmore Wingham; 1st vice president, Lewis Taylor, Wroxeter ; 2nd vice president, Bob Harkness, Bridge- port; secretary -treasurer, Linda Harkness, Clifford; sports com- mittee, John and 'Glenn Jacques; ,Ron and Leland Harkness) -table committee, Mrs. Harold Robin- son, Mrs. Robert Harkness, Mrs'. Bruce Harkness, Mrs. Robert Allan. It was decided to hold the 1973 reunion in the Belmore park on the last Sunday in June with two. meals as usual. Prizes were then awarded as follows: oldest person present, Mrs. Laura Jacques; youngest person present, Marlene Coulter; longest married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson; most re- cently married couple, Mr. and Mrs.,.Paul Moore; person travel- ling farthest to reunion, Bob Harkness The business portion of the meeting was then adjourned and the sports committee presented their program. WINGHAM, BODY SHOP Complete Collision Repairs and Painting Towing Service SID ADA/IAS Proprietor WINGHAM, ONT. Res. • 35,7-1171, Bus.' 357-1102 phen Montgomery, Jim Mc- Glynn, Vincent Kumm, John Frieburger, Ronald Doerr, Bill Anger. There's No Need to Leave Home No matter what hap - pen's. Low-cost mort- gage, insurance is the answer. See us. • EDWARD A. ELLIOTT' I. General Insurance - Real Estate Broker. 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