Wingham Advance-Times, 1981-05-18, Page 10( REAL ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
WED., MAY 27
3:00 P.M.
104 acre productive clay -
loam form. Barn, silo,
''large farrowing barn,
Targe storage shed, steel
grainary 8 7 rooms, 2
storey brick house with .
cottage roof and modern
conveniences. This farm
should be seen to be
appreciated. Sold subject
to a moderate reserve
bid with 10% down and
balance within 60 days.
Located at lot 38, Con. 18,
Minto Township, '/a mile
west of Clifford, 11/0
miles north 8 1 mile east
of Clifford. For. Mr.
Ronald Becker, 327-8583.
For further details and
inspection
Contact
Eldon Steckley
Auctioneer
595.4707
Cords of Th:anks
if
Many thanks to friends
and neighbors for your cards
and thoughtfulness during
my illness in London.
Earl Toner
I would like to thank the
Winghatn and District Hos-
pital nurses on second floor
and Dr. Ping for the excel-
lent care and the ministers
who visited me. Also thanks
to all my friends and rela-
tives for the cards and favors
while a recent patient.
Jim Carr
REAL ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
Thurs., May 28
5:00 p.m.
Country cosy 7 room,
2 storey dwelling sit-
uated on a % acre par-
cel of land. Country
living at its best %
mile east of Carthage,
3 miles west of -Hes-
son for Mr. James
-Cropper. For full de-
tails and inspection -
Contact:
Eldon Steckley
Auctioneer
595-4707
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Machinery
will be held for
Elmer Haskins
on Lot 9, Con. 18, Howick Township
31/2 m iles east of Belmore or 1/a mile west of Macintosh
Church. on
Friday, May 22, 1981
at 1:00 p.m.
MACHINERY:
I.H. NO.460 diesel tractor with P.S. and chains; I.H. "H"
row crop gas tractor with loader; I.H. No. 756 diesel
tractor with cab, P.S., remotes and new rubber; I.H.
13 -run seed drill on steel; I.H. 10-ft.,,pull type cultivator;
4 section harrows; I.H. 5 -furrow 14" bottom trip beam
semi -mount plow; 3 drum steel land roller; trail type
weed sprayer; Cockshutt 1 -furrow riding plow; N.H.
No. 268 baler with thrower; N.I. 4 -bar side rake; 40 -ft.
transport bale elevator; Gehl self -unloading forage box
with roof and Gehl H.D. wagon; N.H. Super 717 forage
harvestor with pick-up and 2 -row corn head 2 forage
boxes with Colby wagons; Foxforage blower; M.F. No.
26, 12 -ft. S.P. swather with pick-up reels; Incor 7 -ft.
snow blower, 3 P.H.; N.I. PTO manure spreader; 12 -ft.
pick-up reel; horse cutter; Ebersolelectric hammer mill
with 3 H.P. motor; .4" grain auger; Lincoln 225 -amp. weld•
er; air corepressor; barb wire; workbench; 40 -ft. wood-
en extension ladder; twelve 9' x 7' steel garage doors; 3 -
farrowing crates; rotary pig feeder and other small
items.. 4000 Ford diesel tractor with,:heat houser.
NOTE: Very few small articles, so plan to attend early.
' TERMS: Cash day of sale. Farm is sold.
Owner or auctioneer not responsbile for any accidents
or injuries on property day of sale.
Auctioneer:
LEN METCALFE,
Mildmay 367-2791
Mrs. Douglas (Sadie) Gra-
ham wouldlike to thank her
friends, neighbors and rela-
tives for the cards, visits and
flowers, that she has re-
ceived since she has been
hospitalized at Wingham and
District Hospital. She would'
also like to thank the staff at
Lucknow Medical Centre
and Wingham and District
Hospital for their generous
care.
GUN AND
SPORT SHOP
atritt
Located at the
Winghom Sales Arena
OPEN:
Mondays to Saturdays 9 a.m. to
6 p.m. Friday nights till 9 p.m.
Wingham's new Gun and Sport Shop in-
vites you to drop in and see the fine
selection new and used guns: Everything
from the plain Cooey 22 bolt action to the
sophisticated Winchester Pigeon grade
model 23XTR 12 ga. double: Ail types of
guns by Remington, Winchester, Brown-
ing, Savage, Ruger, in various models
and calibers. • For a good varmit gun may
we suggest the Ruger Mini - 14 semi auto.
223 cal. with stainless steel barrel and
action (a great little gun.) Also Black
powder guns, Commerotives for the',col-
lector. See the Gun and Sport Shop for alI<
your ammunition needs, archery equip-
ment and fishing gear.
We accept cash, cheques, Visa and
Mastorehargo.
Lots of Free Parking,
NOTE: We take trade-ins on new guns or
will pay cash for guns in any condition!
CaII The Gun & Sport Shop
357-1730
We wish to thank all the
'friends, neighbors and
family for their great kind-
ness shown at' the death of
our dear mother, Greta
-Ward. Special thanks to Dr.
Hanlon, VON Linda Knight,
Mr. and Mrs. W'att and Rob-
ert Perry.
Orlyn and Pauline
Shoemaker and family
I wish to take this oppor-
tunity t4 thank all who were
so kind to me in my recent
bereavement. Special thanks
to Rev. Barry Passmore,
The Currie -Walker Funeral
Home, friends and neigh-
bors. Their kindness will al-
ways be remembered.
Gale McEwen
I wish to say thank you to
all who visited, sent cards or
inquired about me while I
was a patient recently in
Listowel Memorial Hospital.
A special thank you to Rev.
K. B. Passmore for his visits
and prayers. Everyone's
kindness is deeply appreci-
ated.
.Bill Tiffin
We would like to thank all
our neighbors, friends and
relatives, also Linda. Knight
of the VON, Dr. Hanlon and
Robert Perry for all -their
kindness and expressions of
sympathy in the loss of our
dear mother and grand-
mother. Your thoughtfulness
will always be remembered.
Mary, Ron and
Robin Herd
DEATHS
SKINNER—Passed away at
St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, on Wednesday,
May 6, Mrs. Mabel
Skinner. She was the
beloved 'wife of the late
Harold` `Mike' Skinner;
dear mother of Mrs. Ken
(Marilyn) Wood of
Wingham,'" Mrs.. Jim
(Barbara) Rundle of RR 6,
St. Mary's and Robert of
Calgary. 'Dear grand-
mother of Joanne, Janet,
Karen and Douglas Wood,
Tracey and Rochelle
Rundle and Julie and
Michael.. Skinner. Also
surviving are four sisters;
Mrs. Dorothy Patrick,
Edmonton, M'rs. Guy
(Eileen) Mather of Lon-
don, Mrs. Eugene (Hazel)
Beaver, Goderich, and
Mrs. Aubrey (Grace)
Farquhar, Exeter; and
one brother, Charles Snell
of Exeter. She was
predeceased by two
brothers, Harry and
Russell. The late Mrs.
Skinner rested at the R. C.
Dinney Funeral Home,
Exeter, where complete
funeral service was held
Saturday. Interment
followed in Exeter
Cemetery.
•
SPRING PRODUCTION
The F. E. Madill Secondary
School choir and drama club
will present their spring p
duction on Thursday, May
at 8 p.m. in the school audi7•
torium. The public is
dially invited to attend. Chil-
dren $1, students $1.50,
adults $2.
ROUP
1s welcome to join
n weight control
is every Tuesday,
flow building be
tiltberry Tavern.; $3
Inn $2 weekly fee. Frei
Icgastratiorr transferring
tramt another group. Meet
Valerie McLeod, weight
'101er'of 104 pounds.
MORNING COFFEE
AND BAKE SALE
To be held in the Wingham
Town Hall Friday May 22
from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Admis-
sion is $1; sponsored by the
Wingham and District As-
sociation for the Mentally -
Retarded. Everyone wel-
come.
GARAGE SALE
Multi -family garage sale,
Saturday, May 16 from 10
a.m. to 4 p.ni. on front lawn
at George Lubbers on High-
way 86 in Whitechurch. Baby
clothes, toys, youth 5 -speed
bicycle, many more articles.
Watch for signs.
TOUR
Special 2 -day tour to Anni-
versary Service, Cathedral
of Tomorrow with Rex Hum -
bard May 23 and 24, mem-
bership open. Contact Han-
over Holiday Tours, 364-4911.
GARAGE SALE
This Saturday, at 158 Park
Drive, Wingham. Snowmo-
bile parts, kitchen utensils,
clothing, mini -dozer.
25TH ANNIVERSARY
We wish to e>il.end to you an
invitation to a dance and
social time on Saturday,
June 6, 1981 at 9 p.m. at the
Howick Community Centre.
It is our 25th wedding anni-
versary and we would be de-
lighted if you would come
and help us celebrate. See
you there! Lyle and Leone
Foerter
CANADIAN DIABETES
ASSOCIATION
Wingham and District
branch of the . CDA invites
everyone to their spring
meeting, Thursday, May 21
at 8 p.m. at the Wingham
United Church. Guest speak-
er, Dr. Gerald Wong from
Toronto will discuss the Day
to Day Management of Dia-,
betes, Effects of 'Good Con-
trol and the Importance of
Diet. Presentation of official
charter. Draw for a fruit
basket. Plan to attend.
13-20
LUNG ASSOCIATION
The annual Educational'.
Meeting of the Huron -Perth
Lung Association will be held
in the multi-purpose room of
the Perth District Health
,Unit at 7: 30 p.m. on Wednes-
day, May 27th. The speaker
will be Ross Reid, executive
director of the Ontario Lung
Association. . The associa-
tion's annual report will be
on hand with detailed ac-
count of the activities car-
ried on in the last fiscal
year. We hope to see you
there!
Real Estate
Auction Sale
Fri., May 15
5:00 p.m.
Cosy 8 room, 11/2 storey
brick dwelling, all mod-
ern conveniences with a
car gorage, buildings in
excellent state of repair.
Situated on Victoria St. in
the delightful hamlet of
Gorrie. For Mrs Laura
Griffith.
Open House
Fri., May 8
7-9p.m.
Sold subject to a moder-
ate reserve bid. For full
details and inspection
Contact:
Eldon Stockley
Auctioneer
595-4707
= BIRTHS
SMiTH--To Kenzie and
Robin Smith, RR 2,
Listowel, on Monday, April
20, a son, Michael Ryan. A
great grandson Mrs.
Reba Gilmour -_ofet
Brookhaven Nursing
Home.
MATHERS—Rae and
Rosemary (Blake) are
thrilled to announce the
arrival of Michael Charles
Gordon, eight pounds, one
and a half ounce, on April
27 at Goderich hospital. A
new brother for Crystal
and Mark. Proud gran-
dparents are Mrs. Jean
Mothers, Bluevale, and
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Blake, Brussels. Great
grandmother is Mrs. Mary
C. Blake, Brussels. "-
YOUNG—To Barb and Doug
Young of Fort Erie on May
4, a son, Christopher
Douglas, a brother for
John, Denise and Kimmy.
A grandson for Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Ritchie,
Lucknow, and Mr. and
Mrs. Dong Young,
Toronto. Fortieth great
grandchild for Mrs. Ella
Johnston, Wingham.
BLACK—Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Black of Belgrave
are happy to announce the
birth of their son, James
William Murray, seven
pounds, two ounces, on
May 10 at Wingham and
District Hospital. A
brother for Christina; first
grandson for Mr. and Mrs.
William Black of Belgrave
and tenth grandchild for
Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Cook, Blyth.
GARDEN PARTY
To be held in Wroxeter Coni-
mUnity Hall on Wednesday,
May 20. Supper served from
5. to 7:30 p.m. Admission
adults 54.50, public school
children 52.25. For take -.out
phone 335-3145. Sponsored by
Wroxeter UCW.
DANCE
At Howick Community
Centre on Saturday, May 16.
Music by Boyd's Orchestra;
$7 per couple, lunch includ-
ed.
TAPESTRY
A celebration of music from
the theatre by the Tapestry
Singers. Sure to delight
lovers of music and theatre
, alike; Wednesday, May 20,
1981 at 8 p.m., Blyth Mem-
orial Hall. For tickets phone
523-9300, $5 each.
Health l to
and Distkts
Wednes
9":30 to 11;30sa.m,1>fol`;
1. Health Surveillance
2. Anaemia Screenii:
3: Immui'ii'2a1~ion.
4. Hearingg'Sdr ing , .....,
5. Vision Screening -•
6. FIuoride brushing for ago!..
3 to 5 years.' •
Adult iminunization will
also be offered at this clinic.
KINDERGARTEN
REGISTRATION',
For the Witigham Public
School will take place On
Thursday, May 21, for chil-
dren born in 1976. Please
contact the school, 357-3270,
so that an appointment time
may be ,arranged.
6-13
COLD MEAT SUPPER
Bluevale United Church,
Wednesday, .1)44$ 27, '8 to• 8
p.m. Adults $1,50, 12 and
under $2.25.
13.20'
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Fresh Produce and
Delicious .Home Baked
Goods .
THIS SATURDAY
At the Wingham Sales
Arena -9:00amto4:OOpm
• Potatoes by the Basket or bag; Apples;
'Oranges; Bananas; Grapes; Celery;. Let=
tuce; Cabbage; Carrots: Peppers, eta.
NOM , i ` '4 , bre1d, tcoIIis,, Aoo s,: d4inose,
pastries, bulk cookies,, etc.
LOTS OF FREE PARKING:
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Machinery, Feed and Swine, for'
John Kennedy
On Lot 3 and4, Con. 18, Howick Township,
2 miles east of Belmore or 2 miles west of Macintosh
Church On
Friday, May 15;1981
at 12 noon.
Lunch Booth on grounds.
MACHINERY:
1977 Ski -Doo; Ford 8600 diesel tractor with P.S., P.B.,
dual remotes, 540 and 1000 RPM PTO, and cab with
heater; Case 530 diesel tractor with Case loader and
hydraulic bucket; M.H. No. 44 gos tractor; two 18-4 *
30" snap -on duals; eight 80 -Ib. and ten 100 -Ib. tractor
weights; Fiskars 4 -furrow 18" bottom semi -mount plow
with auto. resets; Dunham 12 -ft. wheel disc with rylinr
der; I.. H. 81/2 ft. pull type cultivator; Dearborn cultivator,
3 PTH; 3 -section and 4 -section harrows with draw bats;
12 -ft. chain harrows; J.D. Van Brunt 15 -run seed drill;
3 -drum steel land roller; New Idea 4 bar side rake; N.H.
No. 270 hayliner baler; Smoker 32 ft. transport bale
elevator with motor; Martin wagon with flat rack; Ford
No. 606 forage blower with approx. 60 ft. of pipes; New
Idea No. 325-2 row picker shelter; two J & M 250-bu.
gravity bins (new) with wagons; Wetmore 1 -ton PTO
mix mill; Mildmay 24 x 36" threshing machine with
endless belt; Cardinal 4" grain auger with motor; N.H.
#331_ PTO manure spreader; Dunham 7 -ft. scraper
blade, 3 PTH; stone digger, 3 PTH; trailer frame with
hoist; fanning mill; turnip sower and pulper; 300 -gal.
diesel fuel tank with stand; 200 -gal. oil tank; stable fan;
2 H.P. and 3/. H.P. electric motors; small and large
rotary pig feeders; heat lamps; creep feeders; snow
fence; Lumber; steel; clay stable cleaner with 30 ft.
boom and approx. 300 ft. of H.D. chain; (only 2 yrs. old);
Patz 16 -ft. silo unloader; 12 double 'cow stalls steel
stabling; forks; shovels and other articles too numerous
to mention.
FEED:
150 bales of second cut hay; 700 bales of straw; 35 tons
of mixed grain; approx. 6 ft. of high moisture corn chop
in 16 -ft. diameter silo.
SWINE:
8 crossbred SOWS - with litters; 2 sows - due around sale
time; 7 sows - bred approx. 2 months; 14 crossbred gilts
- due around sale time; 15 sow's - some bred; 50 to 75
weaner and feeder pigs; 2 purebred Landrace boors; i
Hampshire boa:. Cash day of Sale. Farm Is sold.
Owner or auctioneer not responsible for any accidents
or injuries on property day of sale.
Auctioneer:
LEN METCALFE
Mildmay 367-2791
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stO rdy . Muck t)ielting;'
with O Cit* Orel* end
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tfifIo S1tiil tiitd''01 29 Mill
St. E-.'40: the pleasant
vll,•of Milverton, for
Ifni:.. Alliflviil" Mtigk, sold
sols!& ` to Moderate
reserve bid,. Por foil
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A wolf established:•l erd el coyvf,•wlth good udders
withtr_114...tiocigiisi.lic; Rasa V 99 Rocicttnasin Justictt (, ,?tl
Enghillrseus Admiral (Vg -Extra), Pond Halm! Reta
star (G -Extra). Apache•Vitntion Magic (Vggfxtro) atnd`
others.. '
• 9cOWS selling fresh and rniiking.ta 72,1bs. Per day
duo in,.fune CIO My, balance in variolic stages. of .!acts- {;
tion. 32 well grown brad heifers, :y..eorlings_snd calves 7
sired by Milkman: Dominion,"Classic Citation, and other4a
popular V.8,1; Sires.
Herd is selling in first stage towards listing.
FollOwld•by
WALTON'S 94th CONSIGNMENT SALE
Consigned are Registered and Grade -fresh and
Close springing cows and first calf heifers; yearling
heifers and calves:
A GP Unique daughter sells fresh; 3 generations GP. ,
Open for consignments.
Plan now to attend.
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DONALD E. WALTON
Sales Mana9er and Auctioneer
519-369-3804 or 369,2831
AI1A�i SALES ARE N:
Looking
for a
rest Dealil
Thee drop in to seethe Liquidation
Specials at the
WINGHAM SALES ARENA
New buffet and hutches with matching table and •
'chairs in solid woods starting as low as $875.00
for the complete set; 2, 3, and 4 piece living room
vv suites. $395•.00 and up; new 3 and \4 piece bedroom
sttytes, welt constructed $495.00 'wind up; box
7, K ti r �,; j sp. rn�.1..d. and ,�� attresses, in. singl ell double and
', ,:. quo)+ with 0 year guarantee; 4aly'1295.00 for
the •set; bunk beds complete With; mattresses for
On amazing low price of $329.00; and many more
great deals on new furniture. Free delivery on
Gnevi, furniture or discount allowed if you pick up.
CARPETING - Rubber back carpet, regular price
ft •$16 - $18.00 per sq. yd. Selling/for $7, $8 and $9.00
per sq. yd. Further discounts allowed for 20 sq:
A: yds.. .and up.
USED FURNITURE
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Good used living room, . dining room, and bed -
morn suites, fridge andstoves, washers and dry-
ers, colour TV's, chrome suites, etc:
NOTE! I We. accept trade-ins on new furniture or
pay cash for good clean used household items.
Will buy partial households 'or complete estates.
Call Wingham Sales/Arena at 357-1730.
LIQUIDATION PRICES ON.
CLOTHING AND. FOOTWEAR
just:OrrivId2ltg pair of mon's and talldtes'"dress shoes
For men, ladies and children Men's work boots,
No. 1 quality C.S.A. approved' with safety toe and
insole, only $39.95; Men's work socks, $14.95 per
doz.; Men's work pants $7.49 ea.; Men's work
shifts $5.49; Blue jeans, U.S. tops No. 1, only
$1315 ea.; Ladies° summer blouses $1.99 ea.;
Kid's jeans $9.50; Cords $8.95; and other great
deals.
BBBDING AND TOWELS - Large variety of
blankets and bedspreads to be cleared out, bath
mats, small and large bath towels, etc.
TOOLS !- TOOLS!
TOOLS!
TOOLS!
new drill press, just $215.00; sledge ham
niers; tool boxes; pipe wrenches; socket sets; 11
piece and 14 piece wrench sets; 50' trouble lights;
adjustable wrenches; hatchets; 3 Ib. hammers;
puttth and chisel sets; vise grips; screw driver
Sets; logging chains; draw pins; tap and die sets;
5 gal, has cans, etc.
Sete all these great deals at the
WINGHAM SALES ARENA
North End of Wingham
W. occ.pt - Cash, Cheque, Visa or Mastercharge
Lots of Free Parking.
CALL 357-1730
NGHAM ARENA SALES
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