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COMPLETE PRAMER
HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL
Owned by Reginald Pratt, Elmwood, Ont.
At Walton's Sales Arena, 2 miles west of
Durham, Ont. on No. 4 Highway,
Thursday, May 24, 12 ' Noon
A young good uddered herd of cows with R.O.P. records to
16,673 U. milk, with an average test over 4%. Sired by Flem-
ingdole Peneus Mark (VG -Extra) Edgeware Wayne Achilles
(VG -Extra) Cornerset Centurion Medalist (Ex -Extra) Romandale
T•Istor Justin (VG) Mississippi Rockmon Prospect (Ex -SP) A
Leodfield Prestar and others.
This herd sells in various stages of lactation and milking to
75 lbs. for last tester. A group of well. grown bred heifers, year-
ling heifers, and calves by unit sires.
Fully listed Herd.
Followed by Walton's 69th Consignment Sale
A fine selection of Registered and Grade, fresh and close
springing cows, first calf heifers, bred heifers, and already con-
signed 8 well grown grade heifers ready to breed.
Plan Now to Attend.
Blood Tested Prior to Sale
Full Pedigrees, Commercial and Grade Holsteins.
Sales Manager A Auctioneer
DONALD E. WALTON
Phone 369-3904 — 369-2931
AUCTION SALE
Of
PROPERTY
200 acre dairy farm will be sold by public
auction.
South half of lot 8 and 9, Concession 7,
Morris Township, 2 corners north and 3 miles
east of Blyth
for Anthony and Maria Lourenco
Friday, May 18
at 10:30 a.m. sharp
Property consists of 200 acres with 190 tile drained workable
acres, balance in bush. Some fall plowed. Bank barn with
milk house for dairy. Remodelled modern home. Brian
Rintoul has been instructed to offer for sale this top product-
ive farm subject to a reserve bid.
Terms 10% down balance in 30 days or approved credit.
,For information phone
Anthony Lour Inco ,,523-9553
solicitor Alan Mill, 357-3630
auctioneer Brian Rintoul, 357-2349
AUCTION SALE
Of Swine, Machinery, and some Household
Items -will be held for
Joseph J. Moir
Lot 25, Con. 1, Turnberry Township
2 miles northwest of Wingham on
Saturday, May 26
at 12:30 p.m.,
9 Reg: York sows; 21 English saddleback and Lacombe X York
bows; Homp Lacombe boar; Reg. Swedish. Landrace boar. All
sb slmeg. checked. 2 bred Nannie goats; 2 small Nannie
goats; 2 small billy goats; large billy goat; International C
tractor with loader; Minneapolis Malone Z tractor; John Deere
14T baler; Massey Harris 15 run seed drill; Int. cultivator — Int.
28 plate disc; Int. 3 furrow plow; Massey Harris disc plow; small
garden disc; Cockshutt siderake; John Deere L manure spread-
er; V type snow blower; 20' skeleton hay elevator; 5 section
3-1 drag harrows; 2 hay 16' racks; Martin wagon (as new); 2
wagons; bale thrower rack with wagon; land roller: Fairbank
Morse hammer mill; Letz grinder; 40' titter carrier pole and
brace rod; litter carrier track and winch; electric dual fan; elec-
tric single fan; sump pump; 2 elec. motors; electric fencer;
battery fencer; Emery with motor and wire brush; 24' wood ext.
ladder; 32' alum. ext. ladder (as new); leg and bench vice; an-
vil; copper, plastic tubing; 250' hydro cable; log tongs; 30'
sheets steel roofing; lumber; 3 sections of 17' link chain; farm
sleigh; 2 farm gates; 2 small gates; barb wire; Homelite lawn-
mower 3 yrs. old; Jackall jack; 3/8 ram drill; Shopmate skill
saw; doors; windows; electric fly killer; 10 tubes of grease gun
grease; 32 x 6 drive belt; 30 x 4 drive belt; fuel pump for gas
tank; 115' electric pipe line wrap prevents frost; 125' electric
wiring with ground; weed air sprayer; treated poles and posts;
pruning shears; 2 calf vealer crates; dehorner (as new); tattoo
set: ear tagger; steel cattle stalls; cattle chains; water bowls;
Surge milker unit; Surge vacuum pump; double stainless steel
sink; Viking cream separator; heat lamps; hog water bowls;
small pig water and feeders; 2 Bauman self feeders; 3 hen
feeders; 2 - 12 wire hen cages; Starter chick cage on stand;
Wood stove with blower and pipes; 8' kitchen cupboard with
2-32 Inch tops to match; cabinet; chesterfield; coffee and end
tables; dressers; chest of drawers; beds; lamps; wood and
alum. storm windows and door; aquarium; laundry tub and
tops ( as new); 2 sets bedroom drapes and spreads; Whiple
tree; horse weners; harness; neck yoke; double trees: col-
lars; sythe.
For information phone 357-3349.
Farm Sold
Owner or Auctioneer not Responsible for
Accidents.
GEORGE POWELL
Clerk
JIM STEPHENSON
Bookkeeper
BRIAN RINTOUL
Auctioneer
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AUCTIONEERS
WALLACE BALL.AGH
Teeswater 3924170
GRANT McDONALD
Ripley 385-5353
THURSDAY, MAY 17—auction
sale of livestock, feed . and ma-
chinery, for Lester Ferguson,
Huron Township at 1 p.m.
SATURDAY, MAY 19—Auction
sale of household effects and
antiques for Bob Strathdee, Hu-
ron Township at 1 p.m.
MONDAY, MAY 21—Auction sale
of household effects and antiques
for Marcial Guy, 3�4 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
Picard, 1 corner south of Tees -
water 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
River UCW. Sale time at 10:30
a.m.
Wanted
Farm machinery, trucks, tools,
etc. for consignment, auction
sale early April at Mount Forest
Auction Centre. Phone A] Warren
AUCTION SALE
worthy of your attendaism at
household effects from Gededs ,
Clinton and Kincardine, M be
held at
WINGHAM AUCTION CEN'llRJC
SATURDAY. MAY 19
AT 11 A.M.
FEATURING — Wool wh tiLi
small spinning wheel; hall seal
with mirror; Victorian uphol-
stered button back platform
rocker; 1, upholstered arm, 2 side
chairs, circa 1900; heavy, wooden
base floor lamp; wash stand with
wooden towel holders; press back
chairs; press back rockers; 2
organ stools; 9 iece dining room
suite; Colonial style bed with
mattress; several good table
lamps; pole lamps; mirrors; pic-
tures; dehumidifier; small up.
right freezer, nearly new; 'Ster-
ling silver spoons; silver plated
cutlery; pearl handled knives; 5
Limoges France demitasse cups
and saucers; several pieces
pewter; leaded glass crystal
bowls and nappies; crocks; coal
oil lamps; usual kitchen dishes,
pots and pans; electric hedge
clippers; power and hand tools;
garden tools
Preview: Friday afternoon and
evening
now for further information. The I AUCTIONEER
store number is 323-2138 or home JACK ALEXANDER
number is 323-4819. Phone 357-1011
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4-H girls present skits
for Belmore WI members
BELMORE—The May meeting
of the Women's Institute featured
skits presented by the 4-H club
members on Achievement Day.
"Accessories: The Final Touch"
gave helpful hints on the choice
and use of shoes, handbags, hats,
etc. and was presented by the
members of Belmore II Club.
Belmore I Club had Miss
Supersearf coming to the rescue
by showing how to tie different
knots in scarves and choose
appropriate colors.
Mrs. Don MacAdam reported
on the officers' conference which
565 ladies attended. One speaker,
touching on the International
Year of the Child, told how some
children nowadays m ty not have
it so good, coming from divorced
or one -parent families or suf-
fering child abuse.
Mrs. Myrtle Weir gave an
interesting reading on antiques,
followed by the roll call, naming
a member of the original Arena
Board of 1952. Of those members,
only Clark Renwick is still living.
The others included Fred
Doubledee, Nelson Hunkin, Bill
Elliott, Tom Abraham, Ted
Newton, Harry Gowdy and Mrs.
Elnper Zinn.
Curator Mrs. Norman Newans
gave the hi. tory of the new arena
compl, x and of the opening party
and Syi p Fes val of 1977. It is to
be noteu that the arena is now
completely lebt-fret
Mrs. N- ars also read some'
news rind a m about 1ting
bee, written 19s, y Tiss
Nlinnie Jeffray.
The District Annual i eting
was held Tuesday of this we 1 in
the Kincardine Anglican Chu -h.
Everyone invited to
needlepoint summary
What's exciting enough to
make 1,100 people stop their
normal day to day routines? The
answer is a new-found leisure
time activity.
A record number of people in
Huron County took the
Needlepoint for Beginners course
offered through the Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and Food
this spring and now their work is
going on display.
Needlepointed pillows, pictures
and many other articles will be
displayed for public viewing
during summary days this
month. Everyone is invited to
attend the two-hour program.
Together with the display of
crafts a guest speaker will
provide additional information.
Summary days in this area will
be held at Gorrie next Tuesday,
May 22, starting at 8 P.M. and at
Wingham May 24 starting at 7:30
P.m. The program at Gorrie will
be held in the Howick Community
Centre and the Wingham
program will take place at F. E.
Madill Secondary School. There
is no admission .charge.
Ten children baptized
at Family Day services
Christian Family Sunday was
observed in two Wingham
churches with the ministers
receiving children into the
congregation through the
sacrament of baptism.
In St. Andrew's Presbyterian.
Church, Rev. Dr. Robert H.
Armstrong administered the rite
of baptism to six children: Scott
James, son of Mr. and lairs.
Bryan Allan; Jason Quincy and
Kevin Matthew, sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Quincy Bridge; Heather
Rae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Ewing; Laura Lynn,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Visser; William Arthur Christian
David, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fd
Young.
Dr. Armstrong, spoke on
"Christian Nurture". Kathy
Cruickshank and Linda Taylor
sang two duets, accompanied by
Anne Campbell. The Bell Ringers
also provided special numbers.
Deaconess -in -training Miss Ruth
Dunbar led in the pastoral
prayer.
In the United Church, Rev. K.
Barry Passmore baptized four
infants: Lee Anne Shirley Irene,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Carter-, Allan Joseph, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Aart deVos; Jarret
James, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Griffith; and Karla Joan,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John
Stacey.
Mr. Passmore, in his sermon,
compared the peace of godless-
ness and meaninglessness to the
peace of God which gives mean-
ing and purpose to life. Both the
junior and senior choirs pre-
sented special music.
Flowers were placed in the
church by the daughters of the
late Mrs. Adeline Shiell, in
memory of their mother.
MRs. JOE WALKER
Bluevale
Mr. and Mrs. Don Stewart and
Patti, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blake of
Goderich, Mrs. Robina Stewart,
Teeswater, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Stewart, Owen Sound, Mrs. Mary
Austin, London, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Wright, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Wright, Shari and Jeffrey
attended the baptismal service in
Teeswater United Church for
Kevin Donald, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Wright.
Following the service all enjoyed
a smorgasbord dinner at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Wright.
Jean Robertson
dies in hospital
Following a lawny illness,
)hiss Jean Robertson of RR 1,
Bluevale, passed away Thur-
sday, May 18, at the Wingham
and District Hospital. She was in
her 63rd year.
Jean Lauretta Robertson was
born in East Wawanosh Town-
ship on December 16, 1918, a
daughter of the late William N.
Robertson and Mary Abram. She
attended SS No. 8, East
Wawanosh.
She is survived by one brother,
Lloyd Robertson of RR 1,
Bluevale.
The late Miss Robertson rested
at the Currie -Walker Funeral
Home, Wingham, until Saturday
at two o'clock when funeral
service was conducted by Rev.
Dr. Robert H. Armstrong of St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Wingham, and Keith Humphrey
of Bluevale Presbyterian Church
where deceased was a member.
Interment followed in Wingham
Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were
William Sanderson, Lloyd
Wheeler, Ross Gray, Jim Shaw,
Wilson Thornton and Graeme
Anderson. R. John Currie was an
honorary pallbearer. Floral
tributes were carried by Ed
Marsh, Harold Casemore and
Chester Casemore.
Ladies' night,
held by Lions
It was the annual ladies' night
last week at the Tuesday meeting
of the Lions Club of Wingham. At
the start of the meeting chairman
Gord Walter asked for a minute
Of silence in memory of Bill
Tiffin, a dedicated Lion for
nearly 40 years.
Guest speaker for the evening
was Rev. G. L. Royal of
Godet'ich. He asked those present
to consider who -hey are and
wherethey are going down the
road of life.
Russell Zurbrigg reported the
Winghan club's public speaking
representative, Mary Lyanne
Clare, Placed third at- the Lions
District A finals for Ontario and
Quebec the previous weekend.
The competition was held in
Rouyn, Quebec.
The third preliminary talent
hunt show is booked up, Andy
Ritskes reported. It will be May
31 and the winners will advance
to the centennial talent show
Aug. 2.
Hap Swatridge entertained at
the organ for the meeting and
Mr. Zurbrigg led in song.
R. W. BELL
OPTOMETRIST
GODERICH
The Square 524-7661
• Over SO Tractors
• Large amount of
Farm Equipment
o
Saturday, May 19
11 A.M.
BRINDLEY
EQUIPMENT YARD
Dungannon
For further Information phone 529-7970
AUCTIONEERS:
Orlon Rintoul and G.H. Brindley
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It's a greaselep, stainless medication, with a
cold cream base. And it goes to work fast.
Massage White Rub
over the painful Brea.
It stimulates circulation. BUCKLETS
Helps break up S,AWE66
congestion. And- - .
soothes your pain.
Frankly, your medicine
chest shouldn't be
without it. Buckley's
White Rub. Fast relief
in a jar.
AU'CTIONSALE
Of effwft & Milo
Will be held for
MARCIAL GUY
3 3/4 mi. south of Teeswatw
on Hwy. No. 4
[At Corner of Road to B•lmorel •
MONDAY, MAY 219t
1:00 P.M.
High quality sound system including Marantz tuner, 50 watt
Marantz amplifier, direct drive Realistic turntable, Sony TCK2
cassette recorder, 2 Morsland LTC12 100 watt speakers; living -
room suite; ashtray stand; end table; TV stand; set of table
lamps; floor lamp; Tempwood 11 wood stove with extra bricks
and liner; refrigerator; stove; wringer washer; dryer; 14 cu. ft.
freezer; wooden chairs; set of dishes; pots, pans, freezer con-
tainers, sealers; Posturepedic mattress and box spring: 2 beds;
2 dressers; blankets; quilts; wrought iron plant stand; large as-
sortment of tropical and house plants; handmade macrame
hangers; pine tool chest; aluminum step ladder; 2 lawn mow-
ers; 20 gal. and 45 gal. wooden cider barrels; fire extinguisher;
Christmas decorations;' knick knacks; toys; numerous miscel-
laneous items.
ANTIQUES: Model 11 Aladdin lamp, complete; wicker fernery;
pine washstand; daisy butter churn; scales; wooden table with
pressed sides; Colonial oil lamp; finger lamp; rocking chair;
Mahogany smoke stand; 6 gal. crock; bottles; pressed back
chair; crock (for plants).
Terms: Cash Day of Sale
Owner and Auctioneers Not Responsible for Accideniir
Connected In any.Way with the Sale
OWNER—MARCIAL GUY
Auctioneers: WALLACE BALLAGH, Teeswater 392-6170
GRANT McDONALD Ripley 395-5353
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and Rewind Phone 519-357-3435 357-1032 LEWIS
Wingham 357-1M .WINGHAM PLUMBING
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SEWING CENTRE 135 Frances
PLETCH Dealer for Phone
ELECTRIC OMEGA AND BERNINA357-3880
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Farming, Domestic PHONE 3S7-2511
WINGHAM
PHONE RENOVATIONS
357-1583 BACKHOE Now Installations, toll PRINTING
Terry perell at SERVICE .
357-2808 or 357-1229
SIGNS Backhoe • PRINTING
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SIGNWRITI.NG Work 6 RUBBER STAMPS
"Dunn By Tom" Leroy Jackson • WEDDING
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314 JOSEPHINE STREET
RR 1 Bluevale —Heating
WINGHAM WINGHAM
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