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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-03-21, Page 21Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents day of sale. Reminder Clearing Auction Sale Tryck, trailers, self propelled combine, three tractors, bean equipment, farm machinery etc. to be held at Lot 8 concession 11 Hullett Township 4 Vi miles east of Londesboro County Road 15 for Don McGregor Tuesday, March 27 at 11 A.M. Full list in last week's paper NOTE: This is a good offering, "NO SMALL ITEMS", so please be on time. , For information phone Don McGregor at Blyth 523- 4368 after 6 p.m. or Saturdays. TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE Land is rented LUNCH BOOTH RICHARD LOBB AUCTIONEER CLINTON, ONT. ' 482-7898 .★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ -x ANTIQUE AUCTION ♦ Community Centre Parkhill, Ont. Sat. March 24,1979 10:30 A.M. * * £ A general line of antiques including museum pieces, collectors items, and many primitives. Lunch available Door Prizes On view from 9 A.M. morning of sale AUCTIONEERS llderton Hugh Filson Bill Elliot 666-0833 519-232-4376 H. McDonald prop. Parkhill, Ont. 519-232-4376 r Outstanding Fnrm Equipment Auction held for Ducharme Farms on Times-Advocate, March 21,1979 Page 21 No power lines aero ss farm land federation tells com mission ****** AUCTION SALE OF NEW FURNITURE THIS SUNDAY MARCH 25 1:30 P.M. AT VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE HWY. #4 VANASTRA, ONT. PARTIAL LISTING: 2-4 PC. CHESTERFIELD SUITES, STEREOS, COFFEE-END TABLES, LAMPS, BEDROOM SUITES, RECLINERS, TEA WAGON, HALL TREE, KITCHEN SUITES, RADIOS, WATCHES, SOCKET SETS, WALL CLOCK, OIL LAMPS, BOX SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES, CHESTER-BEDS AND MUCH, MUCH MORE. GIFT WARE LARGE SELECTION AUCTIONEER: R.A. BALL SALE CONDUCTED BY: UNITED AUCTION GROUP ’ * ” Tuesday, April 3rd at 1:00 P.M. 1 Vi miles west of Zurich & 2 miles north COMBINES: Gleaner M Corn & soy bean special - 650 hrs. ■ fully equipped (NEW) w. 430 4 row corn head. TRACTORS: Case 1570 - 660 hrs. - cab, duals, front mount fuel tank • - mint condition / Case 995 - 380 hrs. - complete with canopy & roll bars (NEW) / 454 International shuttle transmission c.w. hydraulic loader. 710 5 furrow 18" International plough w. automatic reset. 28Vi' International barbershank cultivator w. harrows & walking axle (NEW) / 13' culti-packer / 4 row Nobel 3 pt.hitch scuffler w. roll ing shields / Int. model 56 4 row corn & bean planter w. liquid attachment / Innis 570 bean win drower w. cross conveyor I Case 950 12' swather / Dion model 50 forge harvester w. hay pick up & 2 row corn head / 2 Dion forage boxes w. roofs & run ning gear . Dion forage blower c.w. 40 ft. pipes & hood / Artways 425 mix mill & ass't screens / 2 John Deere 8 ton wagons w. Turnco 225 bu. gravity boxes & tarps / George White 10 ton wagon w. Turnco 275 bu. gravity box . custom built 600 bu. wagon / 3 pth. scraper blade . 3 pth. New Idea double auger snow blower - 102 in. (NEW) / 7 sections dia mond harrows & poles / 15 ou, Int. manure spreader / 130 bu. M.F. manure spreader / Int. rotary mower / Int. 9’/2' drag cultivator / 3 pth. fer tilizer spreader / 3 plywood 10' doors w. hardware / stabling head rail & clamps / 184-34 tractor chains plus many other numerous articles. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: This is an outstanding offering of recently new and well maintained equip ment. FARM SOLD Proprietor: Matthew Ducharme A/so selling for Gerome Ducharme: Allis Chalmers 190 X.T. w. new tires / A.C. W.D. 45 /Int. vibra-shank 18 16' cultivator w. harrows / 16' Glenco cultivator w. harrows / 4 furrow 16" semi mounted A.C. plough / Int. 15 run double disc drill / 10' Case wheel disc / 10' Culti-packer / New Idea single auger snow blower w. hydraulic chute / 3 pth. 7' blade / 9’/2'drag cultivator / 5 section diamond harrows w. stretcher / 3 hydraulic cylinders / Kane tractor cab - universal fit. FARM SOLD - TERMS CASH AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WOClearing Auction Sale Sows and weaner pigs, self propelled combine, pickup truck, farm machinery and tractor, household effects, etc. to be held at Lot 28 Concession 1 Goderich township, 4 miles north of Bayfield or 7 Vi miles south of Goderich on 21 highway for Lloyd Sowerby, RR 1 Bayfield. Saturday, March 31 at 10:30 A.M. 80 weaner pigs approx. 8 weeks old; 1 - 3rd litter sow with pigs at side,- 17 - 2nd and 3rd litter sows some due sale time some bred 7 to 10 weeks with the balance just rebred. TRUCK — 1977 Datsun 2000 pickup truck with 4 speed transmission, 12,000 original miles, like new selling certified. COMBINE — International 315 self propelled com bine with cab, 10 ft. cutter bar head, Innes 9 ft. pickup straw chopper in Al condition. International 210 - 10 ft. self propelled swather with International water cooled engine. TRACTOR — Massey Ferguson 165 diesel tractor with multi-power, adjustable rear wheels, 16.9 x 28 rear tires, chains, remote outlets, 2400 hours in (Mint Condition) MACHINERY — Lucknow 7 ft. single auger snow blower, 1 year old, International #36 three furrow 14" bottom trip beam plow, McKee forage harvester with 24 ft. self unloading box and wagon, 60 ft. of pipe, elbows and hood, Martin 7 ft. heavy duty scraper blade (new), 130 bushel gravity bin on home made 4 tbn wagon, 195 bushel gravity bin on new homemade 5 ton wage'll, 28 ft. home made elevator, post hole digger, walking plow, John Deere 9 ft. trail disc, 7 section drag harrows, John Deere 9 ft. trail cultivator, Cockshutt 9 ft. PTO trail swather, Case 4 bar side rake, Bissel 6 ft. trail disc, cement mixer, McCormick #7 horse drawn hay ♦ mower, 5 section diamond harrows and steel draw pole, McCormick 11 run seed drill, 22 ft. sprayer boom and piston pump, old ferguson front axle mount manure loader, 4 Vi metric tons 6-24-24 fer- ’ tilizer, 4 bags of seed grain, 650 lbs. of yellow sweet clover, 50 ft. drive belt, 140 ft. of 1" rope, 9 ft., 10 ft., 16 ft., grain augers. TOOLS & MISC. — Blacksmith anvil, vise, Cannox 225 amp welder 2 years old, homemade power hacksaw - drill press and air compressor, 2 spray guns, barn jack, plus many small items. ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC., — Fanning mill, hand corn sheller, 8 matching wooden 'chairs, pressback rocker, small gate leg table, small parlour tables, 2 iron kettles, beaver sealer, crocks, sealers, Hobart 1/3 H.P. electric meat grinder, sausage press, meat grinder, small cookstove, large Franklin fire place with cast iron doors, round kitchen table, side board, odd chairs, pool table, bedroom lamps, some dishes and glassware plus many items not mentioned. NOTE SALE ORDER: furniture and antiques first then small farm items then farm machinery and trac tors and the pigs will be sold last. For information phone Lloyd at Goderich 524-8094. Terms cash day of sale. Lunch booth. Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents day of sale. RICHARD LOBB AUCTIONEER CLINTON, ONT. \ 482-7898 (519) 527-1450 ^lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^ | CLEARING AUCTION SALE | s for Mr. John Wallace, Lot 17, Con. 10, Hibbert g E Township, ’/a mile west of Cromarty or 8 miles = = east of Kippen = = on = | Saturday, March 31, 1:00 p.m. sharp j = TRACTORS-l950 Oliver (88) good condition an- s = tique special, CA Allis Chalmers wide axle, 2 H g row scuffler, tractor chains 11.2 x 28" self = = propelled swa'her .Owatonna 8' good running 1 E cond., Oliver hay baler, seed drills- 16 run e | Oliver, Ontario 16 run on steel, MF manure s H spreader, INT. 4-row corn planter, Allis f = Chalmers 4-row 3 PTH gang scuffer, Lockwood = = Innes 4-row front 8 hack bean puller (like new = g cond.), 2 self urn ading wagons with Rex Lan- s | co boxes complete, Oliver 6' one-way disk on = | rubber, AC. double disks 20" plates = s hydraulics, 4 furrow 14" Ac plow, trailer 1 | sprayer with 20' boom, Jamesway feed cart = s (excellent cond.) Gehl hammer mill 14" like s js new, 34' bale elevator, electric motor, Massey g e Ferguson baler #12, Cunningham hay crimper, = E 2 16 ft. wood cattle feeders on skids with = = lids. | ANTIQUES: HARNESS-2 sets double harness, == E single harness, selection of collars, Scotch | e collar tops, large selection horse shoes for = E show teamS/beautiful western saddle, buggy e e steel rims good cond., cutter (Overland), || H hand forge, 150 lbs, special forge coal, 3 coal = | oil lanterns (1 brass), large 30 gal. milk can, e = selection milk cans, brooder stove, old storm = e windows originally from log house, hog e e scales, bob sleighs, rare old log pump (ex- e e cellent), horse tie post (iron), Annex wood = e stove (like new), litter carrier & bucket, show e e wagon box. Spring Seat£ Original stencils = e Eureka 12 gal. glazed crock churn (excellent) e e MISC. & SOME HOUSEHOLD- 8 gas brooders g E for turkeys, electric brooder, partial listing, = g many other items. The farm has been sold. | == Terms of sale cash e e Personal cheques & identification s e John Wallace - Proprietor Tel: Dublin 345-2819 g | NOTE: In case of severe weather conditions e | sale will be held Friday, April 6. = g Owner or auctioneer not responsible for ac- e g cidents day of sale = I Percy Wright | j AUCTIONEER | B KIPPEN, ONT. 262-5515 B 1 1 e PLEASE NOTE: All bidders register & receive a e e number. Sold items the responsibility of the | s purchaser at end of bidding. If paying by e e cheque supply own personalized cheque form § g from your bank. s miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiil A brief presented by the Huron County Federation of Agriculture to the royal commission on electrical power planning hearing at Wingham Monday said elec trical transmission lines should not be placed across prime agriculture land. The brief, presented by the 2,000-member federa tion, was one of a number presented to the commis sion, headed by Dr. Arthur Porter. The commission will be holding hearings here un til Wednesday on Ontario Hydro’s power forecasts and the capability of existing transmission lines for the next 20 years. The federation brief, presented by spokesman Tony McQuail, said Hydro is “erratic and self-serving” in suggesting Ontario export surplus electricity to the United States. “We have serious reser vations about Hydro’s ex port goals^ It has been bad enough to nave rural Ontario bearing the cost of Hydro’s expansion plans, supposedly for Ontario consumers. We do not want Hydro building plants and transmission lines in Ontario to supply ’ U.S. consumers.” While the commission is not studying the need for a transmission line from the Bruce nuclear power plant to the grid system, the federation is concerned this is Hydro’s intention. “As a federation we will resist strongly any efforts to force a transmission line through Huron County. We take this stand because of the direct impact such a line iwould have on our I agricultural community.” CANTDU, a local anti nuclear group presented a brief to the commission out- | lining some methods, such as proper insulation of houses, which could be used to try to combat Ontario’s growing power demands. “If Hydro must keep ex panding its activities, let it do so in the area of land-use conservation. This could be done by providing low- interest loans to home owners and businesses for reinsulation, solar water heaters and». proven con sumption redubers, rather than new generation capacity,” the CANTDU brief said. The federation’s McQuail said, under questioning from the commission, he felt de mand by farmers for elec trical power is at a satura tion level and will likely start to decrease or increase only slightly. But Walter Palmer, manager for Ontario Hydro’s Clinton office which services most of Huron County and part of Perth County, presented a brief earlier Monday which dis agreed with McQuail’s saturation theory. Palmer said farmers ac count for about 38.6 per cent of power consumed in the area — the largest group of consumers. While the number of May delay snow sculptures at Centennial till spring The early arrival of spring-like conditions around Huron Centennial School has forced the snow sculpturing section of the Winter Carnival to be postponed — perhaps until next year. However, the students enjoyedanafternoon of activities involving the use of snow organized for them by the Student Council. The teams rotated from such events as accurately throwing snowbahs into a ring, to snow skiing, or fox and goose, or on to relays on toboggans. Crazy carpet races down the hill seemed to be a favorite of everyone. The children in Grades 5-8 have been busy preparing and presenting public speeches during this school term. Chosen from Grade 5 and 6 to represent our school were Joan Binnendyk, Janet Hoggarth, Jeff Reid, Becky Rathwell and Lorelei Robinson. In the Senior Division, Clare Davidson, Barry Turner, Estella Wilson and Gayle Turnbull were selected top orators. These speeches were a learning experience for both those delivering them and those listening, We were proud to have these students represent Huron Centennial School at contests held In Clinton and Seaforth. Saturday, March 3 the Please turn to Page 23 farmers has remained stable, the average kilowatt hour consumption has in creased from about 17,000 in 1974 to about 22,500 last year. He told the commission he thinks farmers are in creasing their living stan dards and are moving toward more mechanization because that is more economical in the long run. “He’s (the farmer) using a 5,000-volt heater just to en sure his diesel tractor will start” on cold mornings. He said the total power growth rate between 1974 and 1978 was about 6.68 per cent in the area, with a 7.95 per cent increase in peak period growth rate. But if the cold temperatures of January, 1979, were includ ed, the peak period demand would rise to about 9.44 per cent. Palmer estimated the electrical growth rate for Huron County would be about five per cent a year for the next five years. The provincial average is ex pected to be slightly lower. He said an increase in livestock and poultry operations and more grain drying elevators account for part of the increase in power demands here. Commission chairman Porter began Monday’s meeting by explaining he doesn’t feel Ontario Hydro has provided him with the type of forecast detail he had wanted. He said he wanted to see “more end use” data sueh as a break down on how much electrici ty is used by machinery, refrigeration or home heating. He said during a hearing break that this information isn’t available anywhere and Ontario Hydro is making an ^a/Xfne// ft?Sf&oera/ej effort to try to obtain some of the figures he wants. Porter also said he was im pressed by the turnout here. About 100 persons attended the evening session. He said at Toronto hearings, it was not unusual for only about six persons to attend. Auction Sale Modern tractors, self propelled combine machinery, etc. to be held for John Govers at Lot 7, Concession 6, Stephen Township, 1 mile south of Crediton, Ontario. Tuesday, April 3 at 1 p.m. COMBINE Gleaner A self propelled combine with 10 ft. grain head and reel 8 ft. Innes pick up, grain and bean cylinders. TRACTORS White 700-70 HP diesel tractor run 450 Hr. (new last year). Oliver 66 tractor with four row scuffler and bean puller. MACHINERY Innes 570 bean windrower with cross conveyor, New Holland 357 grinder mixer with auger feed flotation tires, 16 ft. unloading auger. Cockshutt 546 four furrow semi mount plow with fifth furrow attachment 16" trip bottoms spring trip ripple blade coulters. New Idea 325 two row corn picker with 12 row husking bed. Geo White 300 gal. aluminum saddle tanks complete with mounting frame pump and hoses. Cockshutt 540-four row corn planter with Gandy insecticide applicators and fiber glass fertilizer boxes. Kongskilde four row 3 pt. hitch row . crop cultivator with rolling shields. Richardton 9 ton Multi-Purpose dump wagon with roof and 1100 x 20 tires. New Holland 890 forage harvester with two row narrow corn head. Heston PT 10-9 72 ft. haybine. New Holland 276 hayliner hay baler. New Holland 256 hay rake. Bale stooker. Allied Danish 9 ft. cultivator. International 40 ft. hay I and grain elevator with PTO drive and under carriage. Little Giant 24 ft. hay and grain elevator with PTO drive and undercarriage. Shell standing cattle elevator. 2-hanging cattle oilers. For most A- 25 cattle squeeze head gate. 20'4" grain auger with electric motor. 2 water troughs. Hydro pole, 30 ft. long. Approximately 200 steel posts. 12 rolls of snow fence. A few water bowls. Large quantity of split wood. "NOTE" All items in th is sale qre nearly new and in like new condition. Mr. Govers is going out of cattle and changing his line of equipment. Please be on time as there are no small items. Terms cash day of sale For further information phone John Govers at Crediton, 234-6451. Auctioneer < Larry Gardiner ’ Richard Lobb Dublin 345-2678 Clinton 482-7898 Owner or Auctioneer not responsible far accidents day of sale. ^Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^ Auction Sale | Friday, March 23, 1:30 P.M. g | CLEARING | 1 Tractors, Grain Drills, Plows & g | Disc, Used Equipment g | To be held at lot 13, cone. 2 & 3, 1 ’/4 g | miles west of Hensall and 2 miles south | | or 1 % miles west of Exeter and 3 miles | | north for Mrs. Lorna Chapman. | E TRACTORS — Leyland Diesel M384 with cab & e E heater (dean); 1 set snap on dual wheels 16.6-30 = E inch tires; tractor wights; heat hauser; Nuffield 10- E E 60 with front end loader heat hauser; CA Allis E E Chalmers wide front axle. = | PLOWS — 4 furrow 14"; 1-3 furrow 14" 3 PTH | E hydriene plows; Int. trail plows T-3 furrow; 1-2 E E furrow 12" bottoms. S = MACHINERY FLOAT — Triple axle heavy duty 28' g E x 8' with steel platform & racks 8 x 14.5 tires 12 ply E E with brakes & lights real sharp; Kongskilde 11' s E cultivator with land harrows; 7' cultivator;seed drills E E (3) Cockshutt 15 run on rubber; 2 Int. 15 run one E H with grass seeder attachments; Kools forage e E blowers; 6' scraper blade; Oliver 10 Vi' double dis- == E ks; Int. 8' double disks,- New Holland #56 4-bar = ' = siderake; Ferguson 3 PTH siderake; JD 3 PTH 7' E =. mower also 6' mow.er; wagon and gravity box; == H wagon with flat racks and sides,- bale elevator,- snow E E blower; fairbanks morse hammer mill,; 72' endless e E drive belt; Shell 210 cattle treating station; 2 ford e E heat hausers,- weigh scales; 4 row scuffler for Int. = E Super A or 100 tractor; 32' wood ext. ladder; E E Jackall; 6-2 wheeled hand carts,- International 7 H.P. e E lawn garden tractor; Massey Ferguson 8 H.P. lawn = H garden tractor with mowers. Excellent condition. E E PLEASE NOTE — Very few small items, sale time of E j= 1:30, tractors sell at 3 p.m. The farm has been = E rented. = 6 TERMS OF SALE CASH — PERSONAL CHEQUES & | | IDENTIFICATION g E Mrs. Lorna Chapman, Proprietress e | 262-6306 g | OWNER OR AUCTIONEER NOT i 8 RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS DAY OF i I SALE- | 1 Percy Wright | I AUCTIONEER | | KIPPEN, ONT. 262-5515 g ^iiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii^ AUCTION CALENDAR March 24th - Smith Construction Bankruptcy Auc tion, Kincardine. March 27th - Willert Bros. Farm Equipment Auc tion, Zurich. March 31 st - Rathwell & Associates Auction, Seaforth. April 3rd - Matthew Ducharme, Zurich, Farm Equipment Auction. April 4th - Urbain Blockeel Farm Equipment Auc tion, RR #1 Seaforth April 7th - George Bedard, St. Joseph's, Farm Equipment Auction April 10th-Don Rader, Dashwood, Farm Machinery Auction. April 17th - Rathwell & Associates Farm Equip ment, Clinton, Tractors & Farm Equipment. April 21 st - Rathwell & Associates Auction, Seaforth April 25th - Kintail^Grocery Auction. AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS *77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO (519) 527-1458 f Property & Equipment Auction]] for Willert Farms, Zurich - 7 miles west of Hensall on Tuesday, March 27, 1979 at 1 P.M. FEATURING 250 acres - farrow to finish hog operation, 2 trucks, 4 tractors, John Deere combine and complete line of John Deere equipment plus other farm equipment & machinery. Property Consists of: PARCEL NO. 1 :.100 acres clay loam, well tiled, 3100 heat units - 90 sow farrowing barn, 44' x 74' bank barn for livestock - 14' x 60' silo, 40' x 60' steel shed with workship - 2 storey frame 4 bedroom house. PARCEL NO. 2: 100 acre clay loam with 700 hog finishing barn: 2 - 14' x 60' silos, well tiled. Adjoining. PARCEL NO. 3: 50 acres clay loam well tiled. All workable. Property selling subject to reasonable reserve, Three parcels will be offered in one block. If reserve not met, will be offered separately. TERMS: 10% down day of sale. Balance in 30 days. Property to be offered at 3 p.m. COMBINE: John Deere 6600 complete with 444 - 4 row corn head; 13' header with pickup; cab; loaded and like new. TRUCKS: 1976 G.M.C. Vi ton truck; low mileage & safety checked, 1974 Chevrolet 1 ton truck with 8 x 12 livestock racks, safety checked. TRACTORS: John Deere 4430 - complete w. Cab; duals & fully equipped, 1400 hrs. John Deere 4020 - complete w. duals; power shift, good condition. John Deere 2010 - complete w. loader & chains Massey Ferguson 65 - complete multi-power duals. MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT: - John Deere 5 furrow semi-mount plow -John Deere 4 row planter 1240 complete chemical attachments - John Deere 16; disc - John Deere 15 run seed drill - John Deere 7' hay conditioner - John Deere 2 row 227 corn chopper - John Deere 7' 3pt. hitch No. 9 mower - John Deere #44 manure spreader - John Deere front mount bean cultivator - J.F. 23' cultivator w. harrows - J.F. 18' cultivator - New Holland 770 forage harvester complete high moisture corn attachment - New Holland high throw forage blower w. 70' - 9" pipe - Dion forage box c/w 10 ton wagon high floatation - Massey Ferguson #10 baler tires. - 32' bale elevator - 200 gal. calsa sprayer 30' boom - New Holland 125 bu. spreader - two 6 ton wagons w. 165 bu. gravity boxes - Allis Chalmers PTO side rake - 4 ton fertilizer spreader - #5 Davis Vi ton batch mixer - two 2000 gal. feed tanks - feed auger - 3 pt. hitch post hole auger 12" - McGregor liquid manure pump - L&M 1000 gal. liquid manure spreader - custom built 3 pt..hitch snow blower - 12' chain harrows - 3 drum land roller - 32'6" grain auger - 3 pt. hitch grass seeder - Epps high pressure sprayer - 3 PTH wind power generator - quantity of 4" tile • 2 Jamesway 14' silo unloaders ■ 2 pump jacks FEED: Approximately 100 ton ensilage, 2000 bales 1st cut hay. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Anno stove, electric stove, dryer, Lark hard top tent-trailer - fully equipped, sleeps 8. TERMS: Cash day of sale. AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Proprietor has purchased a ranch in Alberta and is offering an excellent line of farm equipment. Plan to attend. PROPRIETORS: Edgar & Carl Willert AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO (519) 527-1458 & w. w.