The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-05-02, Page 10G•
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'�. Advance Times, May 'L, 1979
OXFAM
Auction Sale
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AUCTIONEERS
HELPING TO BUILD A BETTER WORLD
WALLACE BALLAGH
And Craft Sale and Show on Sat-
Teeswater 382-6170
YOUR CONTRIBUTION
GRANT Mc DONALD
work day In Belgrave on Satur-
Ripley 3854353
CAN MAKE THE DIFFERENCE
SATURDAY, MAY 5 ---Auction
BOX 18.000
sale of household effects will be
Hi -C member or Karen Coultes,
held for Wilfred 144h
TORONTO HALIFAX
yoe,
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miles north of Amberlerley on High -
OTTAWA
OTTAWA ST JOHN'S
21, then 2 miles west on Con.
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2, Huron Township. Sale time
PAPER DRIVE
10:30 a.m.
Auction Sale
Of Property and Household Effects will be held
for the estate of
ALVA McDONALD
in Brussels
Saturday, May 5
at 12:30 Sharp
Chesterfield; 3 upholstered chairs. Admiral colour TV (as
new); organ and stool; wooden press back rockers: wicker
rocker; antique picture frames. hall rack with mirror, maga-
zine rack; china cabinet with oval glass door, extension
table with leaves; buffet; arm chair; 4 matching chairs, odd
choirs; chicken coop chair; small tables, lamps include coal
oil lamp; vacuum cleaner; black and white television (needs
repair); electric heater; Westinghouse stove. upright freez-
er; McClary fridge, wringer washer, treadle sewingma-
chine, numerous antique dishes include cake plates, silver
tea pot; cheese dish, vases; fancy china and glass ,terns
or 2 chests .of silverware, kitchen stool, electric
clock; chrome table and 4 chairs, several crocks, cooking
utensils, appliances, oil stove. round top trunk, blanket box,
dressers; wash stands; chest of drawers; 2 commode sets:
iron bed with mattress, 2 spool beds, lawn chairs, lawn
mower; step ladder; 32 ft. extension ladder garden tools.
Property has 4 bedroom 2 storey frame home with 3 piece
bath. Will be offered subject to a reserve bid.
For information phone 887-9088.
Terms on Property -10 Down, Balance in 30 Days.
Terms on Household Items—Cosh or Cheque with I.D.
Estate or Auctioneer Not Responsible for Accidents
GEORGE POWELL, Clerk
JIM STEPHENSON, Bookkeeper
BRIAN RINTOUL, Auctioneer
Auction Sale
Of 200 Acre Farm, Dairy Herd, Dairy Equipment,
Farm Implements, Feed, Household Effects and
Misc. Items at the Farm of
JOSE HOMEM
Conc. 5, East Wawanosh, 5 miles northwest of Blyth
or 10 miles southwest of Wingham, 2 miles west
of Hwy., No. 4 on the Westfield Road
Friday, May 4, 1979
at 10 a.m.
PROPERTY: If not sold prior to sale, 200 acres with 197.
acres workable, partially drained. On this property is a
7 room 2 storey house with 2 baths, recently complete-
ly renovated on the inside. Bank barn is equipped
with 48 tie -stalls and box stalls with stable cleaner,
36 x 56 pole barn for young cattle, 2 implement sheds,
buildings all metal clad, also 2 - 18 x 60 silos with un -
loaders.. Property will be offered at 3 p.m.
DAIRY CATTLE: A. fine- unit bred herd of grade and
registggrred Holstein dairy cows and heifers consisting of
44 milTcing cows (2 reg.) in various stages of lactation,
with, D.H.I.A. (owner sampler) records over 20,000 lbs.
milk. 35 heifers (2 reg.) including bred heifers, a well
grown group of yearlings and smaller calves. Some sires
used in this herd - Starlight, Royal Star, Classic,
Ultimate and others. This herd has been on test for the
pant 7 years, an excellent milking herd indeed. Cattle
brucellosis tested, pregnancy tested prior to sale. Cattle
to be sold under cover.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT: Mueller - 500 gal. milk bulk tank,
Surge Alamo (75 plus) vacuum pump (3 yrs. old), dump-
ing station, 8 Surge bucket milking units, stainless
steel strainers, heater and milk house detergents.
FARM IMPLEMENTS: Leyland 384 diesel tractor, Leyland
344 diesel tractor with allied 450 loader (hydraulic
bucket), tractor chains and weights, Nuffield Univer-
sal three diesel tractor, older Case gas tractor, N.H.
770 harvester with 1 row corn and hay heads (1 yr.
old), N.H. 27 forage blower (1 yr. old), 2 No. 8 crop
carrier forage wagons (1 yr. old), N.H. hay liner 268
baler, N.H. siderake, N.H. T mower, N.H. hay condi-
tioner, J.D. 3 PTH. 3 furrow 14" plow, 13' tandem disc
on rubber, 13' Kongskilde cultivator, M.F. multi flow
15 run seed drill, N.H. 331 manure spreader, Int.
manure spreader, North American 7' snow blower with
double augers, 3 PTH. post hole digger, 3 PTH. scraper
blade, 2 sets drag harrows, weed sprayer, 3 rubber
tired hay wagons with racks, hay manger on wagon,
4 x 16grain auger, 30' hay elevator.
TRUCK: 1976 GMC pickup truck, as is, 350 motor, J.D.
300 snowmobile and Scorpion 400 snowmobile, selling
as is. 1977 KZ 7'50 Kawasaki motorcycle.
MISCELLANEOUS: Lincoln 225 amp welder, air compres-
sor on wheels, Forney battery charger, Homelite
chainsaw, 8 ton hydraulic jack, Jackall, Mastercraft
5 h.p. riding lawn mower, 2 mineral feeders, 3 gal.
water tanks, power tools and other tools, electric
grinder, 3 rolls barbed wire, steel electric fence posts,
2 milk separators, wheel barrow on rubber, 3 electric
fencers, 2 wheel trailer, ext. ladder, cedar fence
pvsis and rails, -2 ensilage carts. 2 Sunbeam cow
clippers, milk cans, rabbit cages, scrap metal and other
useful items.
FEED: Approx. 20' corn silage in 18' silo. 1000 bales
hay, 600 bales straw, 9 ton grain (3 way mix).
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Atlas 21' freezer. Wood cook
stove, electric range, chest of drawers, dressers,
kitchen table, step tables, beds, child's high chair and
walker, aluminum storm door and more.
TERMS: On property subject to reserve bid 10°. cash
sale day, balance in 30 days. On chattels cash sale
day.
Proprietor and Auctioneer not responsible for accidents.
Lunch will be served.
Reason for Selling - The Homem family are moving
to California.
Proprietor - JOSE HOMEM 523-9,559
Sale conducted by Aylmer Auctions
Auctioneers — liquidators -- Appraisers
ED KIKKERT JAKE KIKKERT
(519) 773-2261 (519) 357-2987
THURSDAY, MAY 1(1~ -Auction
sale of farm machinery, feed, 39
steers (approx. 600 lbs.) , and
some household effects for Bob
Woolvette, Lots 49, 50, Con. 2,
South Durham Road, Kincardine
Township. Sale time 1 p.m.
MONDAY, MAY 14—Auction sale
for A. R Chatten, Lot 20, Con. 9,
Kinloss Township, 114 miles
north of Holyrood, then 212 miles
east. Farm machinery and
household effects. Sale time 1
p.m.
THURSDAY, MAY 17—Auction
sale of livestock, feed and ma-
chinery, for Lester Ferguson,
Huron Township.
SATURDAY, MAY 19—Auction
sale of hou: gold effects and
antiques for Bob Strathdee,
Huron Township.
MONDAY, MAY 21—Auction sale
of household effects and antiques
for Marcial Guy, 3314 miles south
of Teeswater on Highway 4. Sale
time at 1 p.m.
SATURDAY, MAY 26—Auction
sale of household effects and
some machinery for Walter Pick -
Coming events
BINGO,
E\TENNIAL ARTS
WORK DAY
Howick Lions' Bingo will be held
And Craft Sale and Show on Sat-
Belgmve Hi -C will be holding a
on Friday, May 4, at 8 p.m. in
arday. May 5, from 10 a.m to S
work day In Belgrave on Satur-
Wroxeter Community Hall. Ad-
,,, in Mount Forest United
day, May 5. Please contact any
missi$n $1, 12 Regular games for
church Auditorium. Adults, 50
Hi -C member or Karen Coultes,
$10: 2 Share the Wealth; one $25
cents
357-1906.
Special. Jackpot $170; Purple
Ball $70, Door & Consolation
PAPER DRIVE
WHAT DOES CHILD ABUSE
prizes.
The First Wingham Boy Scouts'
MEAN TO YOU?
- - -
paper drive will be Saturday,
Public meeting at Clinton Public
May 5, at 9:30 a.m. This is also
School on Wednesday, May 9.
CLA\ HARK\ESS REUNION
the day for the monthly glass
Registration 6:30 to 7 p.m. For
This is a reminder to family
drive.
more information call Family
members that the annual Hark-
and Children's Services, God-
ness Reunion is being held in the
NDP INFORMATION VAN
erich, 524,4356.
Teeswater Community Complex
!Moira Couper, NDP Information
on Saturday. May 12 at 5 p.m. Pot
%'an will be in your area on Sat-
BUS TRIP
luck dinner at approximately 6
urday, May 5; Blyth, 9:30 a.m.;
Enjoy a day in London, Monday,
p.m,
Belgrave, 10:15 a.m.; Wingham,
May 14. Bus leaves Wingham
2-9
11 to 2:30 p.m.; Bluevale, 2:40
Armouries at 8:15 a.m., $5 each.
p m ; Wroxeter and Gorrie, 3 to
Phone 357-3014.
3 30 p.m.; Brussels, 4 p.m,;
2-9
NDP SUPPER
Walton, 5 p.m.; Londesboro, 5:30
A family supper with Moira
p m. (Authorized by official
DONKEY BASEBALL GAME
Couper, NDP Huron -Bruce and
agent of Moira Couper, NDP
Teeswater Lions Club will spon-
Jane Bigelow former mayor of
Huron -Bruce, Bayfield, Ont.)
sor a Donkey baseball game on
IWednesday,
May 16 at 7:30 p.m.
London, will be held on Wednes-
day, May 9 at 6 p.m. in Pineridge
WO•aA 1979 UMPIRE CLINICS
in Teeswater Park. Come and
Chalet near Hensall. Day care for
Sunday, May 6, Mitchell Town
watch the fun as the Teeswater
children. Supper tickets; adults
Hall, 1 to 5 p.m., Sunday, May 6,
Lions take on the Teeswater
$3; youngsters $2. Call your near-
Mitchell Town Hall, 1 to 5 p.m.,
Junior Farmers.
est NDP information centre list-
softball only. Sunday, May 6,
ed elsewhere in this paper.
Sydenham Community School,
NO EUCHRE
( Authorized by official agent for
Owen Sound, 10 a.m. to 5 P.M.
Euchres at St. Paul's Anglican
Moira Couper, Bayfield NDP
Baseball and softball, Sunday,
Church, Wingham are cancelled
Huron-Bruce)..May
13; Moorefield Town Hall, 1
now until the fall.
25:
to 5 p.m. softball only. OBA
Umpire clinic, Sunday, May 20.
Wingham Town Hall, 1 to 5 p.m.
DIED
35TH WEDD ANNIVERSARY
Baseball only. Instructor, Dick
The fa ill of Mr and Mrs Jos-
Willis, OBA Supervisor of Um-
ered, l corner south of Teeswater
on Highway 4, then approx. 8
miles west on Con. 6 Kinloss
Township). Sale time 1:30 p.m.
SATURDAY, MAY 26—Auction
sale of household effects for Pine
lover UCW. Sale time at 10:30
a.m.
Cards of
To those Junior Citizens who
gave of their time on a lovely
Saturday to paint the kitchen in
the Armouries, a big thank you
for a job well done. Wingham and
Area Day Centre for the Home-
bound.
I would like to thank everyone
for the lovely gifts received at the
Belgrave Community shower.
Thanks also to the ladies who
Y
eph Tiffin wish to invite you.to a
dance in honor of their parents'
35th wedding anniversary. It will
be held in the Teeswater Complex
on Friday, May 4. Dancing from 9
to 1. Lunch provided. Music by
Ron Coulthard and The Wild -
woods.
25-2
Thanks
I wish to thank friends and
relatives for the cards; flowers
and treats while I was a patient in
Wingham and District Hospital.
Also thanks to Dr. Ping and Dr.
Mowbray and staff onfirstfloor.
Ken Scott
The family of the late Kath-
erine (Kate) Robinson wish to
pires.
DANCE
Wednesday Night Ladies' bowl-
ing league 25th anniversary
dance to be held in the Legion
May 5. Dancing 9 to 1. Music by
The Nite-Lites. Lunch provided
$4 per couple. Everyone wel-
come.
MEET GRAEME CRAIG
Join us for coffee. Meet Graeme
Craig, your Huron Bruce Liberal
candidate, at Wingham Liberal
Committee Rooms, 20 John St.
W.; Wingham, on Tuesday, May 8
from 7 to 9 p.m. Published by the
official agent for Graeme Craig,
Walton, Ont.
DANCE
Festival Singles' dance Friday,
May 11 in Victorian Inn, Strat-
ford. Dancing 9 to 1• a.m.
Welcome all singles over 25
years.
2-9
DROUMBOLIS—Passed away at
the Wingham and District
Hospital on Monday, April 30,
Mrs. Elizabeth Augusta
(Barnes) Droumbolis of
Wingham, formerly of London,
in her 87th year. She was the
beloved wife of the late George
Droumbolis; dear mother of
Mrs. Harold (Victoria) Wild of
Wingham, Mrs. Stan (Sylvia)
Peckham, London, Mrs. Mary
Higoar if Delaware Captain
Viola Droumbolis of Gana-
noque and Mrs. Allan (Kath-
leen) Hick, Toronto. Also Sur-
viving are 10 grandchildren
and 10 great-grandchildren.
The late Mrs. Droumbolis rest-
ed at The Currie -Walker Fu-
neral Home (Currie Chapel)
where complete funeral and
committal service was held
Wednesday at 2 o'clock with
Rev. John Swan of . St. Paul's
Anglican Church, Wingham,
officiating. Interment followed
in Wingham Cemetery. Com-
plete obituary next week.
'i'VAFFIC ACT 80 metres or approximately 2W
TORONTO — Two, amend- feet.
ments to, The Highway Traffic Commercial vehicles are now
Act aimed at rsdueio8tail8ahpg required to have all appropriate
by trucks and the lightitgj of all clearance and identification
commercial vehieles came into lights on when operating after
effect May 1. dark on any road anywhere in the
To cut down an tailgating by provinm
commercial vehicles, trucks tra- These two amendments were
velling over 40 kilometres an part of a group passed last
hour in Ontario will be forbidden December, but required pro -
to follow any vehicle closer than clamation before becoming law.
NEED CHAIRS
REWEBBED?
Have you checked the webbing on your lawn chairs
this year? At the Jack Reavie Opportunity Workshop in
Wingham, Ontario for Mentally Retarded Adults, reweb-
bing of sitting lawn chairs is being done. This lawn chair
webbing is:
-Fiberglass reinforced for strength.
•Florida tested for sun exposure, resists fading.
*Won't sag, snag, unravel, or stick to skin.
•Mildew and fungus proof.
•Easy to clean.
•Salt resistant.
Available in green, yellow, blue and red.
Call now and place your order between
8:30 a.m and 3:00 p.m. Monday to Friday
357-1382
Walton's Anniversary Special
at Walton Sales Arena, 2 miles west of Durham on
No. 4 Highway
Friday, May 4, 1979
42:00 Noon
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 Ex-
cellent, Very Good and Good Plus dams. A very stylish
3 yr. old selling: Netcom Marquis Lady (Good Plus) sired
by A Windy -Mont Marquis Roland, beautiful uddered
young cow entered for spring show. A very Good Elm-
croft Pontiac Chieftain (Ex -ST) daughter, her yearling
daughter by Paclamor Astronaut (Excellent) and her
April '79 daughter by Roybrook Starlite (Ex -Extra).
A fancy Jr. yearling, sired .by Agro Acres Marquis
Ned (Ex -ST) her dam Good Pius, 4 yr. BCA 162 milk
170 fat. Other daughters selling sired by Rosofe Cita-
tion R (Ex -Extra) Brooknoll Rockman Citation (Ex -ST).
A Dutch -Croft Fury Lad (Ex -Extra) Spring Farm Reflection
Ormsby (VG -Extra) Apache Citation Stylemoster and
others. 3 -young herd sires selling by Astronaut, Fond
Matt, and Starlite with Excellent, Very Good dams.
Followed by Walton's 6th Solicitation Sale
Plan to attend for show -cattle or full pedigreed Holsteins.
Brucellosis Tested Prior to Sale
Sales Manager and Auctioneer
DONALD E. WALTON
Phone 519-369-3804 — 369-2831
took part in the program and express their thanks to' their
those who arranged the shower. many relatives, friends and
Thank you, neighbors for their kind expres- • .
Brenda Nethery sions of sympathy in the loss of
a dear mother, grandmother
I would like to thank everyone and great-grandmother. Special
for the cards, flowers and visits thanks to Dr. Ping, Dr. Mowbray, Se D
while I was a patient in the Wing- Dr. Flowers, and all the nurses on mice ir cto ry
ham and District Hospital. Spe- second floor for their attentive
cial thanks to Dr. Leahy, Rev. care during her stay in Wingham ELECTRICAL SALES AND SERVICE FUELS FLOWERS
Swan and the nurses on the first and District Hospital. Also
floor. thanks to those who sent floral Lynn Hoy BILL TIEPIN • Wedding
Mrs. Robert Powell tributes, food to the homes and 9
other memorial donations. Heart- . Arrangements
We wish to thank our Wingham felt thanks to Rev. Barr Pass BUrke-McLeod Imperial Esso Agent
friends for their supportY Enterprises e Cut flowers
and more for his many kind visits and Electrical ESSO •Plants
concern at the time of the loss of prayers, also Rev. R. H. Arm- Contractors ltd Honda and Skidoo O _;
our dear mother and grand- strong for his words of comfort, Sales 8 Service •
mother, Mrs. Lavina Smith. S For all your Home and. Flowers by
Pe- and the ladies of the United Electrical Contracting Farm Fuel and
cial thanks to Dr. and Mrs. R. Church for the 'lovely lunch Motor Sales, Repairs Hwy. 86 east of Wingham Lubricating Needs Wire Service
Armstrong, Dr. Hanlon and the served to so many friends. Spe- Phone 519-357-3435 357.1032 LEWIS and staff at Wingham and cial thanks to the pallbearers and and Rewind
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District Hospital who showed her flower bearers, and the heartfelt - -.;�.
such kindness. Your thought- understanding' of the Currie- Wingham 357-1380 PLUMBING FLOWERS
fulness will always be treasured. Walker Funeral Home will al -
Betty and Wallace Richardson, ways be remembered by us'all. WINGHAM 135 Frances
Barbara, Bonnie and Kendra SEWING CENTRE Phone
Jean and Herb Dainty, PLETCH Dealer for 357-3880
I would like to express my Irene and Doug Williams, -
thanks to everyone who visited Lavina and Gordon Robinson, ELECTRIC OMEGA AND BERNINA
me and to the extremely compe- June and Ted Robinson Win ham Repairs to All Makes PRINTING
tent nursing staff in the ICU of g Scissor Sharpening
Wingham and District Hospital Industrial, Commercial, PLUMBING REPAIRS
who made my recovery so We would like to express our Farming, Domestic PHONE 357-2511 WINGHAM
pleasant and last week seem so sincere thanks to everyone who PHONE RENOVATIONS
short. A special thank you also to donated money to us or attended JNew Installations, call PRINTING
Dr. Wilkins, Dr... Bozyk, Ilene the euchre for our benefit. A spe 357-1583 BACKHOE Terry Dsyell at
McGlynn and the operating room cial thanks to our friends and 357-2808 or 357-1229 SERVICE
staff. neighbors who organized it SIGNS �h • PRINTING
Audrey Fitch Glen and Annie James
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SIGNWRITING
"Dunn By Tom"
Thomas E. Dunn
RR 1 Bluevole
335-6395
GRAVEL 8 TOPSOIL
John Cox
Constuction
Gravel and
Topsoil
39-I N7
ac oe
Work
Hugh McBurney
WINGHAM
357-3819
CONSTRUCTION
T. M. a T.
CONSTRUCTION
('vrivral Contrac tors
All types of concrete work
Pit Silos
Home and form building
( \I.1. BOB TIIONll'SO%
(IST \IU0
35; -:1193
PLUMBING HEATING
Leroy Jackson
- Plumbing
-Heating
--Tinsmithing
191 Josephine St.
Winghom 357-2904
INSURANCE
AWei/
Isssuss wMca
All Types of
Insurance
33S-3S2S 357-2636
GORRIE WINGHAM
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