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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1985-04-17, Page 25CUSTOM ENGRAVING Name badges, room numbbrs, door signs, attractive desk sets. Also engraving of names on our fine line of pens and pencils. Availableiat: The Wingham Advance -Times 357-2320 The Listowel Banner 291-1660 The Milverton Sun 595-8921 The MouritForest Confederate 323-1550 HOLSTEIN HERD DISPERSAL OF 72 HEAD Monday, April 22 at 12:09 .Noon (note day of sale) Sale to be held at Carson'.s Sales Arena 1 mile east of Listowel on Hwy. 86. THE DISPERSAL OF EOGSIDE HERD of DAVID BROWN Mount Forest The herd consists of 34 milking aged females with 15 cows fresh, 10 close cows due in the next 6 weeks, balance in various stages of lactation. Features include a Very Good cow fresh and milk- ing 92 lbs. a day, a fancy young cow by Classic Citation with an Astro Jet daughter and a Good Plus Count Crystan from a Very Good Starlite and her Tempo heifer calf. There are 10 bred heifers and 20 younger animals sired by Warden, Astro Jet, Missle and Sidney. The here is Free Listed and Classified with 80% Good Plus or better. They are a hard working group of dairy cows that will be an asset to their new owners. The herd is selling dun to ill health of the owner. CARON'S AUL TION SERVICE Auctioneer & Sales Manager: DAVID CARSON RR 3, Listowel (x,519) 291-2049 CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of 2 Tractors, Machinery, Feed, Lumber, Misc., Antiques, Etc. For: JOHN H. LEWIS Lot 27, Con. 2 Egremont Twp. 3 miles north of Holstein or 7'/2 miles north of Mount Forest on No. 6 Hwy. to Dundalk corner, turn right, go to first corner, turn left, first farm on left on: Saturday, April 20185 at 11:00 a.m. Sharp MACHINERY: JD 1 120 diesel tractor, PS, chains, good clean cond.; JD 430 gas tractor with loader, pulley, chains, good shade; New Holland 310 hay baler with No. 70 thrower, real good clean cond.; New Holland 329 p.t.o. 2 beater manure spreader, just ,new;.,New Holland 36' enclosed bale elevator With nw 1 h.p. motor, top Gond.`, McCormick 16 run seed drill on rubber, grass seed boz, good cond.; IH 370 19" 32 plate wheel disc, real good' cond.; 18' bale thrower rack with gear, good cond.; New Idea roll bar rake on rubber, good cond.; JD heavy wagon gear wit 16' flat rack, top cond.; Lucknow 7' single aug snow blower, good cond.; JD 3 furrow 14" t beam plow, 3 p.h., good.; Kongskilde 10' 3. cult., good; Mildmay' 24x36" wooden thre machine with 1 20' endless belt; New Idea mower: IH 9' cult. on steel; JD 7' 3' p.h Dearborn 2 furrow plow, good; 5 sections rows, steel pole; flat. rack wagon' and g tilizer spreader; 2 drag plows; 3 drum la buzz saw and belt, good; spring tooth c wheeled road grader; harrows for pa scraper blade; machinery for scrap. BUGGIES, TOOLS, MISC., LUMBER, ETC.: 2 horse buggies,, rubber tired and steel; 2 old sleighs; horse cutler; steel stone boats; Cham- pion oat roller and motor; buggy_wheels; wooden wagon wheels; pressure system & tank; .2 good cattle water troughs; milker pump & pipe; milker buckets; farrowing crate; kettle stove; cattle' squeeze; small piles of scrap: 2 horse scufflers; walking plow; Stihl chain saw 21" bar, new chain, good cond.; no. of good jacks; 2 sets of harness for repair; single harness, good; brass top hames: horse collars; good 30" 31" saw blades; barbed wire; woven wire stretcher; horse tongues; boxes of new & used bolts; good logging chains; chain tighteners; sap buckets, spites, etc'.; 2 old hyd. rams; 28' alum. ext. ladder; 3 sets block & tackle; 2 sugar kettles, chipped; pair 9-24" tires; used tires; old ice plow; 4 wheel barrows; old car parts; steel farm gates; 6 good wooden gates; 2 Viking cream separators, complete; separator parts; 10' 4" ,grain auger; bundles of cedar shingles; pig troughs; approx. 1 25, snow fence stakes; feed sacks; pea harvester; wooden pulleys; cattle pinchers; cattle clippers; old tongues; cream cans; nails;- kegs; old well windles; horse mower; old pig scales; canvas; wild oat. cleaner; wooden chicken crates; steel culvert; pile of i" .2" white ash; pile of 1" dry white pine, good; antique drill press; wooden jack; approx. 800" 1" hemlock lumber; pile mixed lumber; some planks; pipe wrenches; crow bars; forks; shovels, etc; 3 wagon loads of small items. FEED: Approx. 300 bales of hay; approx. 4 tons of mixed grain; small pile of fertilizer. ANTIQUE ITEMS, ETC.: Walking spinning wheel, good cond.; 3/4 size wooden bed, good cond.; ,,,Wingham cookstove, good; old ice box; sausage stuffer; meat grinder.; old lanterns; good shaft bells; 10" broad axe; adz: cant hook; horse shoes; meat saws; whiffletrees, etc.; other items not listed. TERMS: Cash sale day. Cheques with I.D. only. Farm is sold. °Lunch booth. First time for sale on farm. Sale order: 11:00 a.m. antiques, wagon loads, misc., lumber, machinery sells approx. 2:30. Owner or auctioneer not responsible for aC- cidents, injury, deletions or loss of property sale day. h er rip p.h hing ' trail . cult.; of har- ear; fer- nd roller; • ult.; old 4. rts; 3 p.h. Proprietor: John H. Lewis Holstein 334-3311 Auctioneer: JOHN D. McPHEE Mount Forest 323-4058 KING JAMES 1 James VI of Scotland ac- ceded as James I of England and Ireland on the death of Queen Fli7aheth 1 on 1YIIrdh 24, 1603. W MACHINERY AUCTION Annual farm machinery and tractor consignment sale to be held at the Milverton Stock Yard Ltd., Milverton including a full line from MURRAY STEWART on Sat. April 20 at 1 p.m. MURRAY STEWART MACHINERY: JD No. 3140, 1000 hrs., 18-4-34 duals, (sold separately) and chains; JD 1 120 with JD No. 145 loader, quick - tach, 2 buckets and chains and heavy front axle 2500 hrs.; JD AR completely restored; IH 121/2' vibra shank cultivator with leveling harrows; IH No. 540-4 furrow semi mount plow; IH No. 550 • manure spreader; IH No. 36 - 4 furrow TF 14" bottom; JD No. 24 T baler with No. 30 hydraulic ejector, 4 years old; IH No. 10 seed drill• with fertilizer and grass seeder; 2 bale thrower racks, 10' x 20' on 8 ton wagon, 8' x 18' on• 6 ton wagon; IH' No. 100 mower; NH hay conditioner; MF corn cultivator; Forano 3 pt.h. bucket; 16' Grove self unloading forage t�ox on JD 8 ton wagon; 7' scraper blade. NOTE: This. ma hinery is in excellent condition, anyone looking for good clean machinery should plan to attend. Selling with no reserves, as farm is sold. OTHER CONSIGNERS: Case No. 2290 tractor, air, power steering remotes, cab, 140 hrs., this tractor must be sold to settle an estate; Farmall No. 460 gas with TA; JD No. 3800 2 row har- vester with pickups and electric controls; New Idea corn picker; JD 12' 3 pt.h. cultivator; JD 2 row -corn planter; 2 Gehl forage wagons; MF 2 row corn scuffler; Cockshutt 4-14 semi mounted plow; 1 row potato planter; 32' Geo. White bale elevator on wheels; 7 section harrows; 32' pipe elevator; 32' Ebersol bale elevator on wheels; Dunham Lehr loader with 6' hydraulic bucket; AC corn blower; IH 9' disc; MH 15 run seed drill; IH 15 run seed drill on steel; 1 2' chain harrows and 16' chain harrows. TRUCKS: 1970 Fo Tike; new, selling as MISC. ITEMS: Fo and an adapter table pig scales hoppers; Berg compartment 3/4 pickup; 10 press; port pressor; as new loadin ing crate TERMS: proper This lis rectio ble f rd truck with 6 x 10 pig rack, is. d belt pulley with a small spleen or large spleen; electronic por- new; 2 fortress feeders; 2 gravel stable cleaner drive head; single modern mix mill; pipe racks for 1/2 or 00 gallon fuel tank; heavy duty drill, able pig scales; portable air com- sortment of gates and pig penning; 7' g shute and side racks; and a de.horn-, like new Cash or cheques will be accepted with .D. t subject to additions and deletions and cor- ns given verbally day of sale. Not responsi- or accidents on day of sale. Auctioneer: JOHN NICHOLSON Milverton, Ont. 595-8596 backyard Gardener Some help in choosing flowers By Patrick Dento - To help home gardeners choose top -performing ow- ers and vegetables for their garl^ns each year, for over half a century All -America Selections has been testing and eva'c'uating new varieties designed to be grown from seed by the average home gardener. Watch, for the "All - America Selections Winner" logo beside varieties in the 1985 seed catalogs, for these will be the flowers and vege- tables proved best in their class., On local seed racks, watch for the same red, white and blue logo on the packets. Winners for the cur- rent year usually are avail- able only from mail-order catalogs. An All -America award is hard won. Winners are selected strictly for the benefit of the home garden- & er,` and no points are given for qualities beneficial only to commercial growers. In 60 trial grounds throughout North America, expert trial judges try each year to place themselves in the shoes of the home gardener when scboring entries of new vege- table and flower varieties. Flowers are evaluated for the color and attractive form of the blossoms, 'resistance to disease, 'insects and weather stresses, prolonged flowering, uniformity and fragrance. Vegetables are, evaluated for flavor, yield, ap- pearance, texture, disease resistance, production and space efficiency, nutrition and and novelty value. One of the oldest All - America Selections winners among the flowers are the "Gleam" nasturtiums. In 1935 both Golden Gleam and Scarlet Gleam were gold - medal winners, which means they represented a major breakthrough, an unpre- cedented improvement, in their class. Though I'm fond of all kinds of nasturtiums, Scarlet Gleam remains my very favorite, for its .fast carpeting semi -trailing habit, wonderful fragrance, pretty apple -green foliage and the luminous sheen to its semi -double blooms. Last summer a whole corner of our upper garden shone with Scarlet Gleam, the clear bright orange -scar- let blooms brilliantly broad- cast over a carpet of light - green foliage. Other old family favorites among All -America flower winners still on the market are Royal Carpet alyssum and Dark Opal basil. Royal Carpet is a lovely deep purple, strongly fragrant and, like all alyssums, ap- pealingly easy to grow. It still surprises me how few gardeners are familiar with Dark Opal. Visitors to my garden never fail to marvel over its beauty and intense fragrance. Its pink flower spikes held above the deep purple foliage make it a great contrast plant. Good for edging .hot spots, it is used as any basil, and es- pecially is nide chopped or crumbled over tomatoes. I try to dry extra amounts for "strewing" before the vacu- um is passed over our car- pets. Blitz impatiens, despite the new double -flowered varieties, still is my favorite impatiens, again for the clear, luminous sheen to its 0 Crossroads -Apr. 17, 1985 -Page 5 orange ' scarlet flowers; which light up a shady garden or balcony corner beautifully. Linaria "Fairy Bouquet" won a 1934 gold medal. This dainty little flower is one of my favorites. Orange Prince Pansy was a 1979 winner, and remainsone of the most vividly colored pansies available. Many zinnias have won awards through the year - the Peter Pan series, Old Mexico, Orange Torch. I es- -pecially am fond of the 1982' ACROSS DOWN 1. Food: slang 6. "- Albert,' Bill Cosby hero" 8. Canvas cover 12. 1948 Hitchcock thriller (with "The") 13. Wedding words 14. Buffalo waterfront 16. Sale stipu- lation: 2 wds. 16. Neglect: 2 wds. 18. Servile 20. Birch tree 21. Go on to say 22. Nimbus 0 24. In this world 26. Similarity 30. Shade tree 31. Menelaus' rival 32. - Lactea, Milky Way 33. Incorrect 35. Caused to go 36. Frosted 37. Golf score 38. Make a run, in baseball 41. Valley between cliffs 44. Place of bliss 47. Symbol of peace 48. Zounds! 49. Chess pieces 50. Again 51. Printer's term 52. Stroke 53. Photographer's item 1. Metric weight 2. State flower of N.Y. 3. Indignant: 3 wds. 4. Near 5. "Come - the cup" 6. Fruit drink 7. Little fellow 8. Inform against: 2 wds. 9. Dry 10. Amusement park feature 11. Duke or earl 17. Bargain offerings 19. Classified announcement 22. Put on the payroll 23. Related 24. Skirt feature 25. Yale man winner, Fantastic Light Pink, for its busby, compact growth and large flowers in a lovely soft and dusty old -rose shade. If you. like carnations, look for the All -America award- winning Scarlet Luminette. This is a sturdy, compact, early blooming and beauti- fully fragrant red carnation, easy to grow from seed. Recently, the marigold Queen Sophia was chosen as one of the all-time favorite award-winning flowers. It's a 12 -inch French marigold covered with bronze to red- dish -gold blooms. A full cord of wood is a stack measuring 4' x 4' x 8'. 26. Winnepesau- •kee, for one 27. To a man 28. "The less the temptation, the greater the -" 29. Posed 31. Regulated the speed of 34. Long, vehe- ment speech 35. Open shoe 37. Neighbor of Ohio: abbr. 38. Made haste 39. Zoo structure 40. Spoken 41. Part of a dollar 42. Kitchen unit 43. Recent happenings 45. Mischievous child 46. Perceive c R 0 S S W O R D S 1 MEI ,'I t© 3 ,CI MEMO 5 6 7 Onnu e nnri 0 v IE13 ■■■ 3 OEM EMU o v EIUt3 14 DEZ113YEl ECM.___El Ov0 s WEIEME313EICI I000108' aEMU ■■■ WI ■■ ®EICYEl 17 :W©13 flO 16 U3D BvEl Y I.7 3 CIa Y a©t v N W oa ..■■ 17 S EOM s I I RICE �■ OI IEII MOO 0431 E>l 'v rl BEIDE ■■ winner, Fantastic Light Pink, for its busby, compact growth and large flowers in a lovely soft and dusty old -rose shade. 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