The Wingham Advance-Times, 1983-05-11, Page 16Page 2 -Crossroads ---May 11, 1983
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Especially in these
stressful times, for most
home owners their home
and their yard are a spe-
cial place of calm and re-
fuge from the rigors of the
outside world. Anything we
can do to increase their
tranquillity and grace is
bound to benefit ourselves
and our families. -
I well remember how
one of our previous yards
was quickly transformed
by a tall fence into a ver-
dant outdoor room de-
signed for pleasure and re-
laxation.
Beside the back door
was a fragrant honeysuck-
le vine, regularly visited by
hummingbirds. Alongside
the path to the back door
was our grape arbor, under
which we sat for meals at a
picnic table, monitoring
the bunches of grapes
above us as they devel-
oped, feeling very satisfied,
even a bit bacchanalian.
Beside the honeysuckle,
against the house wall,
grew our early species
crocus. These were the
blooms that drew the first
bees of the year and for us
their arrival became, over
'the years, our personal
family signal that spring
was approaching.
There is certainly some-
thing about the presence of
both birds and bees in the
garden that lends a spirit
of soft restfulness to one's
home garden. Over the
years I've noticed certain
plantings which seem to at-
tract birds and bees.
Our beebalm plants, in
flower, are almost con-
stantly accompanied by
fat, buzzy bumblebees. An
admirably easy plant, the
beebalm also has pleasant-
ly scented foliage, a fra-
grance combining mint
and sage.
Sedums in bloom are
usually covered with bees,
too, as is lavender. Borage,
the "herb of gladness,"
sporting long, gray -green
leaves, also attracts . bees
in large numbers with its
nodding blue flowers.
All of us who enjoy
growing berries and fruits
know to our dismay how
many of these specimens
attract the birds. Not with-
out reason do many back-
yard growers keep on hand
large fruit tree nets to pro-
tect the fruits of their
labor.
Some gardeners with
enough space like to allow
wild berry vines to grow
unchecked on parts of their
property, in hopes of satis-
fying the birds with those.
Certainly, in parts of the
wooded areas on our prop-
erty, the elderberries are
promptly cleaned out by
the birds, while our
strawberries have not, so
far, been touched.
Recently I heard of an
avid fruit gardener who
cut up an old fur coat that
belonged to his wife and
hung the bits in his cherry
trees. He reported wonder-
ful results - no birds
see'ned brave enough to
venture near the dubious
material. What I didn't
hear was how his wife felt
about it.
An alternative method of
keeping the birds happy
and out of your cultivated
fruits is to maintain sever-
al feeding stations- with
mixed seed throughout the
yard. Simple platform
feeders made of wood will
do, placed on posts or at-
tached to or hung from
trees.
Some claim that the
birds are actually looking
for water and placing shal-
low containers of water
nearby helps to keep them
away from the fruit. I don't
know whether this is true
but I wouldn't be without
at least one birdbath in the
yard, for the whole family
gets so much pleasure
watching the feathered
ones frolic in their bath.
Small birdbaths can be
made simply with any
AUCTION SALE
Of Galloway Cattle; Sheep, Pigs, Machinery,
Truck, Trailers, Tanks, for:
SUNCREST FARM
CLAYTON& KATHERINE SALTER
Lot 49, Con. 1, Grey Township, located7
miles west of Listowel on Hwy. 86 or first
farm west of Molesworth; on:
Friday, May 20, 1983
11:30 a.m.
CATTLE: Consists of several Purebred Silver
Dun Galloways; Lenore, cow with calf at side;
Sue, cow with calf at side; Maggie, first calf
heifer, due sale time; Lavern, first calf heifer,
due sale time; Delila, Black Galloway heifer,
shortbred (western stock); Netherbank, Black
Galloway heifer, shortbred (western stock); 2'
yearling Silver Dun heifers; 1 yearling Silver
Dun bull; Neptune, bull 2 years old; Drifter,
herd sire. All above cattle are Purebred with
papers availablb. •
CROSSBREDS: 9 Hereford X Galloway cows,
all with calves at side or due sale time; 2
Hereford cows with calves at side; 1 BWF cow
with calf at side; 6 Hereford X Galloway first
• calf heifers fresh or due.' soon; 1 Hereford X
Galloway steer, approximately 450 lbs. All
cows and heifers will be blood tested prior to
sale and cows and calves will be 'sold as
package.
SWINE: 4 sows, York X Hemp. with litters, 5
weeks; 2 sows, bred 2 months; Purebred Lan-
drace boar (Henery's).
SHEEP: 3 ewes with lambs; 2 ewes due soon;
3 yearlings and 1 ram.
MACHINERY: JD 2020 diesel tractor, com-
plete with JD 47 loader, extra bucket, good
rubber; MH 44 tractor with Chev motor; JD 35
harvester with 1 .row cornhead and pick-up;
Eastern self -unloading forage box on Martin
heavy duty wagon; Ford 2 row corn planter; 3
pth weed sprayer; JD rotary mower; JD belt
drive hammer mill; Moore's 3 pth post hole dig-
ger; IHC ace bottom 3 furrow trail plow on rub-
ber; Hydrien 3 pth 3 furrow plow, 14" bottoms;
26' pipe hay elevator with motor; JD 14T hay
baler Schultz power spreader, chain drive with
top beater; NI self -unloading forage box and.
wagon; farm wagon with hay rack; Case 14'
wheel disc; 10' chain harrows; 10' wheel
cultivator; 12' 3 pth cultivator; Lely 500 gallon
liquid manure spreader with loading pumps; AC
forage blower with pipe and hood; bale
stooker.
TRUCK: 1977 Ford 1 ton stake truck with 354
Perkins diesel engine (motor, 20,000 miles),
hoist, racks, tarp, selling with safety certificate.
TRAILERS: 1981 flat trailer, 3 axles, 32',
pindel hitch and electric brakes; 1979 trailer, 2
axles, 12' with racks, loading chute, tarp,
pindel hitch, electric brakes; 1973 tri -axle 25'
flat trailer with pindel hitch and electric brakes;
20 truck platform with racks and tarp; trailer
tongue and 2 axles with electric brakes.
TANKS: 500, 1000, 2000, 3000 and 5000
gallon used tanks, suitable for feed bins,
culverts or water tanks.
LAWN TRACTOR: JD 110 hydrostat lawn trac-
tor with 36" motor, snow blower (good).
MISC. ITEMS: Pony wagon; pony harness;
pony saddle; Ski -Doo 1970 and caboose; 4'/2
ton bulk feed bin; 3-4 ton bulk feed tank; ap-
proximately 20 boxes of new bolts and nuts, all
sizes (30 lbs.); 22' lock in head feeder; 2 trailer
cattle feeders; cattle oiler; Jamesway farrowing
crate; 3 pth loading boom; aluminum 25' exten-
sion ladder; wooden 40' extension ladder; 10
long new steel siding sheets, 4 short, heavy
gauge; set of aluminum loading ramps; steel
round work bench with vise; 2 mushroom tool
racks; old fridge; welding rods: new 12 volt
battery; 3 used 6.70 x 16 truck tires; 1000' of
used 2" tubing; quantity of 1 "-3" used pipe;
pipe rack; acetylene hoses; air grinder; air paint
mixer; Homelite chain saw; quantity of farm
tools; and misc. items.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D. sale
day.
Lunch Booth.
Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for
accidents or loss of property sale day.
Pr r prietor: CLAYTON SALTER
291-2797
Auctioneer: BOB GILMORE
291-3489
shallow container, such as
a clay saucer, set on a
stump near some shrubs of
bushes to help the birds
feel safe. A rock set in the
container helps to stabilize
it and gives the birds a
perch.
I have attracted small,
insect -eating birds to nest
in our yard with simple
birdhouses that have a
small entrance hole be-
neath a large roof
overhang, so bigger birds
can't gain entry.
Allowing some of the
perennial flowers and
herbs to go to seed will
also give welcome food to
the birds in your backyard
sanctuary.
The turnip
NaturaIly
Yours"
Naturally yours. The
TURNIP.
You would think that tur-
nips are of such lowly status
that most people would turn
up their noses at them. Well,
you're mistaken. Turnips
are one of the vegetables
that are high in sulfur.
AUCTION SALE
Of the Household Effects of:
LINDA JACKSON
Lot 6, Con. 7, Minto Township, County of
Wellington. Watch for signs. 2 miles south of
Harriston on No. 9 Hwy. or north of Teviot-
dale, on:
Saturday, May 14, 1983
12:30 p.m.
APPLIANCES: Small Westinghouse fridge; 24"
Findlay electric stove; Kenmore washer and
dryer; 12 cu. ft. Coldspot deep freeze; Ken-
more trash compactor, like new; Magnavox
stereo and TV, in cabinet; colour TV; small
electrical appliances.
FURNITURE & ANTIQUES: Chrome table and 4
chairs; buffet with carved back; endtables;
coffee table; Victorian dresser; .bed chester-
field; platform rocker; pressback arm rocker;
card table and 4 chairs; wooden telephone
table; wooden bookcase; 2 single beds; chest
of drawers; 2 drawer dresser and mirror with
wood carving and 2 cabinets on each side of
mirror; roll -away bed; round oak pedestal table
and 6 leaves and 5 chairs and 1 armchair with
covered seats; buffet with mirror and shelf.
MISC.: 342 cu. in. gas barbecue; Manna air
conditioner; garden tools; stepladder; 12' x 15'
beige carpet and underpad; motor and small
grinder; Singer treadle sewing machine;
humidifier; mirrors; lamps; 10 beer mugs; set of
dishes: for 4, plates, Side... plates, soup, bowls::
and cups and saucers; many other items too
numerous to mention.
NOTE: Linda Jackson is moving.. Everything is
being sold.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D. day of •
sale.
Owner or Auctioneers not responsible for
accidents day of sale.
.Any announcements or corrections given
verbally day of sale.
Auctioneers:
BARRY & KEITH GRAY
(519)338-3722 or 343-3607
AUCTION SALE
Of Cattle, Machinery, Household Effects, An-
tiques, and Misc. Items, for:
WILLIAM (BILL) PROUD
Lot 5, Con. 11, Maryborough Township,
located 5 miles east of Palmerston, or 5 miles
west of Drayton, on County Road 10, on:
-Saturday, May 21, 1983
11:00 a.m.
CATTLE: 6 Hereford X Shorthorn cows with
calves at side; 1 Hereford heifer with calf at
side; 1 BWF heifer, shortbred; 2 open
Hereford heifers, approximately 800 lbs;
Purebred, no papers Hereford bull, 14 months,
guaranteed breeder. These cattle are good
quality and will be blood tested prior to sale.
MACHINERY: JD AR tractor, in good working
ondition; JD 1630 diesel tractor, only 800
hours, complete with JD 37 hydraulic loader, all
like new, chains to fit; IHC 46 hay baler; JD 4
bar side rake; JD 3 pth 7' mower; NH hay con-
ditioner; McKee 520 single auger snowblower
(like new); 3 pth 7 tooth chisel plow; IHC 3 pth
post -hole auger; 9' wheel cultivator; Cockshutt
II grain drill, 13 disc on steel; 3 section spr-
ingtooth cultivator; 2 section harrows; gravel
truck dump box trailer with hoist, dual wheels;
NI ground drive spreader (for parts); 18' 4"
grain auger; 32' pipe hay elevator with motor;
farm wagon with hay rack; Favourite threshing
machine with Ebersol 24" long feeder; turnip
pulper; 2 walking plows; Sloop sleigh; horse
cutter (needs repair); 2 grain cradles, need
repair; antique car fenders and bumper;
harness parts.
MISC.: Round bale feeder; barn jack; cattle
clippers; toe clippers; part rolls wire; chains;
farm tools; quantity of hand tools and misc.
items.
HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUES: Kenmore 24"
electric stove (green and good); oval bronze
kitchen table, 4 leaves; utility table; school
desk and chair; slate blackboard, 4' x 31/2' with
frame and chalk ledge; baby carriage; doll
boggy; combination wardrobe -chest -desk;
chest desk with top library shelves; French
Provincial chesterfield and chair; oval coffee
table with glass top; round lamp table; variety of
lamps; double pedestal desk; bookcase;
wooden wardrobe; chest of drawers, dresser,
vanity dresser; washstand with towel bar; dou-
ble bed; bridge lamp; dresser and mirror; varie-
ty of coal -oil lanterns; china cabinet; Singer
treadle sewing machine; variety of everyday
and old dishes, crocks; wooden picnic table;
plus misc. items.
SALE ORDER: Starting with household effects
at 11:00 a.m. followed by wagon load,
machinery at approximately 2:00 p.m followed
by cattle.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D. sale
day.
Lunch Booth.
Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for
accidents or loss of property sale day.
Proprietor: BILL PROUD, 638-2312
Auctioneer: BOB GILMORE,
291-3489
By II. FRANCIS KLEIN
That's what gives that pecu-
liar odor that stops most
people from cooking them,
but your body needs sulfur
so nutritionists say, "Eat
them often."
While we all agree that
they do have that pungent
odor, they really are deli-
cious when they are cooked,
mashed and added to
mashed potatoes. Just for a
change try it with a little
butter and a few herbs and
spices mixed in, really pret-
ty good eating.
And the turnip greens -
that's the tops that you usu-
ally tell the grocer to take
off for you. That's where the
trace minerals and vitamins
really abound.
An average -sized turnip
has only 20 calories, so
dieters a make the supreme
effort. Try them.
Many cooks peel off the
outer skin of the turnip and
thinly cut or sprinkle them
into fresh green dinner sal-
ads.
AUCTION SALE
Consignment of Fine Estate Furnishings and
Collectables, plus Additional Trust Accounts,
to be held at The Listowel Agricultural Hall,
on:
Friday, May 13, 1983
7:30 p.m.
PARTIAL LISTING: 9 piece walnut diner -
round oak table with 6 press back chairs; Karn
organ; console table with 3 leaves; period tub
chairs; fancy gentleman's den chair; large oak
partner's desk; oak roll top desk; Royal Doulton
figurines; nesting tables; carved tea table; or-
nate settee; floor lamp; Duncan Phyfe table
with 6 chairs; press back rocker; oak high back
sideboard; tea cart; bookcase; walnut cabinet;
what -not shelves; press back rocker; tilt top
table; plant stands; lamp tables; hall tree; large
selection of quality crystal, brass, copper; plus
numerous items of interest.
TERMS: Cash, Cheque or Visa.
Viewing one hour before sale.
Auctioneer: GEORGE W. MURRAY
& DAUGHTERS
9
AUCTION SALE
• Of House and Property, Appliances, Fur-
niture, Piano, Dishes and Misc. Items, from
14 Clark St., Clifford, for:
OSSIE & BERYL SMITH
Atwood: -.Sale will -be held in the
Clifford Community Centre, on:
Tuesday, May 17, 1983
6:00 p.m.
PROPERTY: Lot size, 66' x 165' with full 2
storey double 'white brick house. Consists of 3
bedrooms and full bath upstairs, front hall open
stairway, Targe living room, bedroom, 2 piece
washroom, large kitchen with modern cup-
boards, closed -in sunporch, deck, water
softener, oil forced air furnace, attic insulation
(easy to heat), broadloom throughout. Roof (6
years old). Painted last year. This is a large lot
with driveway to new steel garage (shed), 20' x
30' at back. Buildings in good repair; mice older
style home close to downtown Clifford, 14
Clark St.
TERMS ON PROPERTY: Property will be sold
subject to a very reasonable reserved bid, with
10% cash or cheque of purchase price day of
sale by auction at 5:00 p.m. Balance due in 30
days. For inspection, open house will be Sun-
day May 15, 1:00-5:00 p.m. and Tuesday,
May17, 3:00 p.m. to sale time.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS:
APPLIANCES: Belwood 30" electric stove;
Leonard small size refrigerator; Inglis Sterling
automatic washer, almond, like new; Frigidaire
custom deluxe washer and matching dryer;
General 22 cu. ft. chest freezer; Electrolux
vacuum cleaner with power head (good); small
electrical appliances.
FURNITURE: 4 cushion chesterfield and mat-
ching chair (green);. Kroehler wood and leather
Lazy Boy chair (good); Zenith 20" colour TV,
console model; chesterfield and chair; 2 plat-
form rockers; double pedestal wooden desk
(light); desk lamp; 3 piece vinyl couch and 2
armchairs; space saver; Singer electric sewing
machine, cabinet model; coffee and 2 step-up
end tables; footstools; maple wing chair with
cushions and matching rocker: maple coffee
table; magazine rack; TV snack set; variety of
easy chairs; card tables; console table (good);
glass top coffee table; G.E. small portable B&W
TV; floor and table lamps; record cabinet; elec-
tric light fixture; Henderich cedar chest; child's
bed and dresser; 2 single continental beds with
headboards; 3 piece bedroom suite consists of
double bed, dresser and chest of drawers;
continental bed with brass headstand; waterfall
dresser with mirror; door mirror; pictures; 3
folding chairs; baby crib; corner butterfly
shelves; utility table; several room rugs; some.
bedding, drapes.
OFFICE & MISC.: Cole 2 drawer legal size filing
cabinet; Remington legal size manual
typewriter (good); Olivetti electric tape adding
machine (good); fireproof small size house
safe.
PIANO: Amkerst upright piano, medium size
and good condition; piano bench; Hofner guitar
and case.
DISHES: Partial dinner set for 12 Wedgewood
dishes; variety of everyday and good pieces;
pots and pans; small collection of salts and
peppers; quantity of old silverware.
MISC,: Old wooden washboard; 2 wooden hall
trees; 2 half end tables; box of odd jars; milk
bottles; Neilson Jersey Milk world map (school
size); lawn and patio furniture including round
table and umbrella; garden wheelbarrow; elec-
tric air fan; bathroom shelf unit and scales; in-
sulated ice box; eavetrough down pipes;
Kodak 3 turrit movie camera and lights; Bell &
Howell movie projector; Poloroid camera.
TRAILER: 2 wheel trailer with 9' steel box,
6.50 x 16.6 ply tires, spare tire (good); GM
new rim 4 used tires; 20' logging chains and
chain binders; 91/2 hp Evenrude boat motor: 8
and 12 ton hydraulic jacks
NOTE: Selling property at house address at
5:00 p.m. Selling household effects at Com-
munity Centre, Clifford at 6:00 p.m.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I . D sale
day.
Owners or Auctioneer not responsible for
accidents or loss of property sale day
Auctioneer: BOB GILMORE
AUCTIO
E
Of Household Effects, Antiques, Tools and
Misc. Items, to be held in the Village of
Rostock, Ontario, on:
Saturday, May 14, 1983
12:00 noon
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: 21" Magnavox col-
our TV; Westinghouse wringer washer; Gilson
spin dry washer, like new; 4 captain chairs and.
table with extension to 92"; 15 cu. ft. deep
freeze; card table and four chairs; end tables; •
chrome table' and 6, chairs; vacuum cleaner;
floor polisher; baseboard heater; chesterfield,
and chair; desk; smoke stand; stereo stand;
trilight and swag lamps; 3 piece white bedroom
suite; single bed; G.E. solid state record
player; record stand; desk lamp; guitar; set of
encyclopedias with stand; doll house; doll's
bed; doll's cupboard; brownie camera; movie
projector; movie screen; books; pictures;
dishes; punch bowl set; cups and saucers;
stepstool; stacking chairs; wooden chairs; odd
chairs; coal scuttle; fireplace tools; window fan;
bedding; linens; and misc. items.
ANTIQUES: Flat -to -the -wall cupboard, good;
drop leaf table; hall tree; butcher table with two
drawers; Boston rocker; two rockers; movie
camera and case; 3 piece bedroom suite with
washstand, bed and chest of drawers; 3 piece
bedroom suite, good shape; wardrobe; library
table; dresser with mirror; 6 piece bedside
chamber; dry sink; buffalo robe; radio; pine
table; Smith Corona cash register; old irons
with hands and stands; 4, 6, 8, 10 gallon
crocks; quarts and sealers; and many other
misc. items.
TOOLS AND MISC. ITEMS: 2-50' garden
hoses; lawn chairs; 5' aluminum stepladder;
wooden stepladder; 5 barrel pumps; 3 hp roto
tiller; Beauty Cut lawn mower; Lawn Boy
mower, 20" cut; push mower; picnic table;
wheelbarrel; fertilizer spreader; lawn roller; gas
pails; snow scoop; nail keas: Shop Vac; lawn
lounge; hammock; McCullough 12" chain saw;
Coleman camp stove; patio table; barbecue
tools; child's sleigh; tree sprayer; hedge trim-
mer; 2 food grinders; medicine cabinets; 2 rolls
of screening; and all normal garden tools, and
h. arnmets _etc. .,
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper identifica-
tion. 7% sales tax in effect.
Proprietor and Auctioneer not responsible for
accidents on day of sale.
Lunch Booth available on grounds, courtesy
of the Optimists.
Proprietor: HENRY DEBUS
Rostock, Ontario.
Auctioneer: JOHN NICHOLSON
Milverton, Ontario. 595-8596
AUCTION SALE
Of Tractors, Machinery, Boat, Shop Equip-
ment, Misc. and Household Items, for:
KEN & KAREN DAY
Lot 18, Con. 11, Maryborough Township,
located' first farm west of Drayton on County
Road 10 (beside1Co-pp), on:
Wednesday, May 18,1983
6:00 p.m.
TRACTORS: JD AR tractor, good working con-
dition and good rubber; JD AR tractor in good
working condition; JD 420 tractor with 3 pth
complete with JD 43 hydraulic loader (good
condition); MTD 5 hp ride -on lawn mower, 26"
and. good.
MACHINERY: MH 80 self-propelled combine,
working condition; Joe's 8 ton wagon and 210
bushel gravity grain box with extensions (both
like new); 'NH 67 hayliner baler; Dearborn 7' 3
pth scuffler cultivator with shields; Ferguson 3
pth 3, furrow plow; 8' wheel cultivator, steel
wheels; bale stooker and stook fork; IHC
power spreader (for parts); 6' 3 pth scraper
blade; 12' '4" graih auger with electric motor; 2
farm wagons with hay racks; portable cement
mixer with electric motor (good); slush scraper;
Papec 10" belt drive hammer mill; several steel
round hog feeders; medicator; vet supplies;
rabbit cages; used cedar posts; plus misc. farm
tools.
BOAT: 1980 MFG 151 /2' fiberglass boat,
deep V hull, power tilt, trim, convert, top with
1981 Mercury 80 outboard motor (approx-
imately 40-50 running hours). Complete with
1980 caltrailer (everything like new).
SKI DOO: 1979 Arctic Cat 2000 snowmobile.
SHOP EQUIPMENT: AC power washer, 500
lbs. capacity, heavy duty stationery shop com-
pressor, double cylinder, 2 hp electric motor,
water trap and regulator, large tank; Sears por-
table double cylinder air compressor with 2 hp
electric motor; air grinder; B&D electric disc
grinder; car ramps; creeper:, battery charger;
acetylene 40 cu. ft. tanks, cart, torch, hose
and gauges; wooden work bench; jack -all -jack;
shop fridge (working); Pioneer chain saw; 4"
jointer; Knipco diesel blast heater.
MISC.: Full-size western saddle, chest strap,
bridal, halters; 2 wheel trailer with racks (good);
Bruns feed cart; hand sprayer; 9 sheets, 4' x 8'
x '/2" plywood (new); 2" x 4" and misc. lumber;
Dodge 1/2 ton truck racks with roof; loading
chute.
HOUSEHOLD: Viscount automatic washer and
matching electric dryer, harvest gold and good; .
Beatty chest 15 cu. ft. freezer Beatty wringer
washer, rinse tub; Fleetwood radio -record
stereo console model; plus misc. iterris.
SALE ORDER: Selling household items and ap-
pliances at 6:00 p.m. sharp. Followed by
wagon load of misc., then machinery and boat.
This is a good, clean tidy sale, so be on time.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D. sale
day.
Owners or Auctioneer not responsible for
accidents or loss of property sale day.
Proprietor: KEN DAY, 638-2398
Auctioneer: BOB GILMORE
485 Victoria Ave. S.,
List ;wel. 291-3489