HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-06-11, Page 25AC• W BAKE SALE — The ACW of Trivitt Memorial Church held a yard and bake sale, Fri-
day. Shown with some baked goods are Carrie Russell, Gladys Sims and Vi Andrews.T-A
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Despite heavy rains
Horse show carries on
Roxanne Starkman of Sarnia
led all trail riders. The 13-
and-under showmanship title
went to Lori Eurick of
Canfield.
Doug McCallum of
Ingersoll won the barrel race
and Evan Merritt of
Chatham took the pole
bending competition,
Plan registration
for nursery school
Mortgage Sale
Of valuable property located on Main
Street, in the centre of Exeter, in the
County of Huron, formerly known as Ex-
eter Billiards. Under and by virtue of the
powers contained in a certain mortgage
which will be produced at the time of
the sale, there will be offered for sale by
PUBLIC AUCTION
to be held on the premises at 1:00 p.m.
on the 14th day of June, 1980.,
the following property:
ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel and tract of
land and premises, situate, lying and being in the
Town of Exeter, in the County of Huron and being
composed of part of lots 128 and 129, Plan 20, in
the said Town, as more particularly described in in-
strument number 163387 registered in the Registry
Office for the Registry Division of Huron.
On the above described lands there is said to be
erected a two storey brick building approximately
22 feet wide and 80 feet deep situated on a lot ap-
proximately 22'9" by 165' zoned commercial.
The said property will be offered for sale, subject to
reserve, in the condition in which it is found, subject
to conditions of the sale.
TERMS - $1,000.00 by cash or certified cheque
payable to Little & Evans in Trust, to be
paid down at the time of sale by way of
deposit. The balance is to be paid within
30 days thereafter,
VIEWING - The premises may be viewed one hour
prior to the auction and will otherwise
be open for inspection to interested
parties by appointment with the auc-
tioneer.
For further particulars and conditions of sale apply
to:
LITTLE & EVANS
493 Main St., Exeter, Ontario
Phone No. 235-0670
On the same date and time, the following chattels
will be offered, subject to reserve, pursuant to the
powers contained in a certain security agreement
held by the Clinton Community Credit Union Limited:
POOL TABLES AND EQUIPMENT - 1 slate pool
table approx. 11' x 6', 4 slate pool tables approx.
10' x 5', 4 sets of Snooker balls, 3 sets of Billiard
balls, 45 pool cues, 7 racks, 4 stacking racks.
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT - Moffatt model F200
deep fryer, 1 - 47" range hood, 1 Sharpe microwave
oven, 1 General Electric ice cream freezer,
Auction to be conducted by
NORM WHITING
AUCTIONEER
Exeter 235-1964
of household furnishings, antiques and
miscellaneous items
for Miss Minnie Hem, at 515 William St., Exeter
Sat., June 21 - 1 P.M. sharp
ANTIQUES: cherry flat-to wall cupboard; china
cabinet; small buffet; oak dining room table with
Jacobean legs and seven leaves; oak dining room
table with six leaves; set of 6 press back chairs; set of
5 chairs; oak press back rocker; wooden spindle
rocker; boston rocker; 2 faint couches; upholstered
arm chair; 5 piece settee set; parlor tables; fern
table; oak desk with one drawer; three 3 piece
bedroom suites; all with wash stands; 4 drawer chest
of drawers; open wash stand with towel bars; iron
and brass bed; pine blanket box; pine storage
cabinet; quilting frames; hand washing machine;
wood and coal annex; coal oil stove; sad irons; pic-
tures and frames; mirrors; wallpaper rack; Inghram
& Co. shelf clock; mantle clock; pine bake board;
coal skuttle; crocks; copper boiler; copper tea kettle;
viewer and pictures; small photo album; hooked
mats; quilts; feather ticks; two 7 piece toilet sets;
several pieces of glass and china such as Royal Nip-
pon, Bavaria, Germany, Nippon, Noritake; press
gloss; carnival glass; 6 bullseye goblets; pedestal
cake plate; 1 large and 1 small compote with lid;
"Give us this day" plate; pickle cruet; 68 piece set of
dishes; silverware; Kodak #1A autographic camera;
vases; dresser sets; Big Ben clock; small Tiffany
shade; oil lamp; several other items.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: Kelvinator
refrigerator; electric rangette; electric toaster; kettle;
pots and pans; 2 burner hot plate; linens; quilts; step
ladder; garden tools; lawn chair; many other items.
TERMS CASH
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
Exeter 235-1964
Pool- staff get.
latrine detail
The South Huron
Recreation Board has
passed a motion that during
swimming pool hours, the
pool staff will look after
cleaning the public
washrooms located just
outside the pool facilities,
The motion was made
after much discussion as to
who was responsible for the
washroom maintenance—the
Recreation Board or the
Town of Exeter?
Exeter mayor Derry Boyle
brought up the issue because
the Parks and Recreation
Committee received a
complaint from an Exeter
citizen protesting the lack of
sanitary facilities in
Riverview Park. The citizen,
was tired of park users
knocking on his door wanting
to use his washroom
facilities.
The public washrooms
used to be open only during
pool hours and the staff
looked after cleaning them.
Now they will be open all
year round and will be
maintained by the Parks and
Recreation department of
the town of Exeter when the
pool is closed.
Boyle wanted to clarify the
time when the town of
Exeter was responsible for
cleaning the washrooms.
Exeter reps Don
Camerson, Wayne Pearce
and Jerry MacLean argued
that it should be up to tne
town of Exeter to provide
and maintain washrooms for
Riverview Park.
Boyle said that Exeter
Council wouldn't go for the
idea of paying the Parks and
Recreation department to do
a job which the pool staff
could do.
Apparently the whole
debate arose from a
misunderstanding where it
was not clear to the opposed
board members that thepool
staff would only have to look
after the washrooms when
the pool was open.
Recreation director Ian
Smith said that there had
been no problems in the past
with the current set up.
Therefore, the motion
which had really been in
effect all along was finally
passed..
GEOGRAPHY GRAD —
Cheryl Amelia Desjardine,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Emerson Desjardine, Grand
Bend graduated June 10
with a Bachelor of Arts
Honours Geography degree
from the University of
Western Ontario. Cheryl was
a former student of SHDHS,
a graduate of Alma College,
St. Thomas and is now
employed in the Geography
Map library at UWO.
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* Of Antiques, Furniture, Car, Etc. *
* For the Estate Of the Late Burnie McLay, *
I . Thursday Evening June 19
St, Marys, and a Lucan. Estate.
* 6:00 P.M.
Ilderton Arena
*
* *ANTIQUES:. Tiffany table lamp, brass bed, rockers,
hall trees, wash stands, cupboards, cedar chests, * piano stool, Wolter Scott novels, books, wicker * *Chairs & rocker, Waterbury clock, square dining *
room tables and chairs, odd chairs, desk, buffet, plc-
*tric stove, G.E. washer, Kenmore dryer, chrome sets, 4.
tures, dishes, corner what-not, fernery, wool winder, *
bridge lamp, paintings, of St. Marys, quilts, etc.
HOUSEHOLD: Kelvinator fridge and 4 burner elec- *
....4
coloured. T.V.'s, B/W T.V.'s, china cabinet, buffet, ex-
cellent chesterfield and chairs, tape deck and radio,
NAL brand new studio couch, Frigidaire deep freeze,
‘,.A.'N- radio record player, vanity, dressers, beds, mirrors,
,ar 5 pc. bedroom suite, rugs, wringer washer, sewing
It machines, Filter Queen Vacuum, chest of drawers, *
...Ail Electrohome air conditioner, lamps, silverware, sets
air of nesting tables, card table and chairs, lazy boy *
4„, chair ' and stool, lawn furniture, humidifier, *
""r dehumidifier, typewriter, bedding, pedestal stands,
small tables, small appliances and dishes, * *wheelbarrow, tools, bikes, etc,
CAR: Selling for a Bankruptcy - 1974 Chrysler Sta-
tion Wagon, completely automatic, selling as is. *
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Tom Robson *
666-1967 *
Huron hires ****************it
new official ****************
The Ministry of Education "X
recently approved the ap-
pointment of a new rs ...1/7‘ Of 50 Acre Farm & Modern Machinery superintendent of education
(program) for Huron County at
by the Huron County Board n For Mr. John Hamilton, Lot 10 Concession 14, t of Education, "FL McGillivray Twp. 6 miles N.W. of Ailsa Craig, 1 Ty The board hired Robert J. y
mile north of West McGillivray. McCall on May 12 to replace 7".
the retiring superintendent
of education J.W. Coulter.
The ministry approved the
appointment on June 2.
McCall, 43, is currently the
curriculum consultant for
grades Kindergarten to 13 to
the Wellington County Board
of Education. He will start
his new job sometime in
August and will receive a
salary of $41,000 yearly,
$2,000 less than a secondary
school principal.
Times-Advocate, June 11, 1980 Page 9A
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Large Double Estate
uction
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* Hugh Filson
666-0833
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Saturday, June 14 - 1:00 P.M. tc
PROPERTY: 50 acres of good level well tiled land
no bush, water pipe line by the door, modern house
trailer 12' x 60' with addition 24' x 20' complete,*
quansit shed 60' x 40'. This is an excellent piece of_6,,
property, don't overlook it. TERMS: 10% down-r`
balance in 30 days, owner will carrry 50 or 60 per-
cent of purchase price on first mortgage.
MACHINERY: Int. 454 diesel tractor with Freeman
2000 loader, super A Formall tractor, puller, scuffler*
and 2 fur. plow for A., M.F. 165 diesel high arch
tractor with multi power Int. 80 combine pull type "T
bean and grain cylint.!er pickup and reel, Super A*
tractor with loader, K loader with hydraulic bucket ,.‘
with down pressure, Versatile 10' swather with Jr
crimper & big Wisconsin motor, Oliver 18 combine
with pickup & reel, Int. 36 3 fur. 3 pt. hitch plow, J.D.
1240 4 row plateless planter with insecticides, At
**
Kongskilde 8' cult. with harrows, 3 pt. hitch 28 plate IL,
disc., M.F. #3 baler, Ferguson scuffler, Innis model
500A bean windrower (like new), Int. #70 )It-sn owblower, 2 wheeled trailer, Continental sprayer * complete, M.F. side rake, Bisset disc., Int. 2 fur. plow,
**
Webster air compressor, 8' x 10' steel garden shed,
wheelbarrow, Kawasaki 250 bike, Franklin *
fireplace, cement mixer (like new), J&M 250 bu.
gravity wagon etc.
* TERMS: Cash Sale Day Refreshment Booth *
AUCTIONEERS
* Hugh Filson Tom Robson *
6661967 * * 666-0833
** * * * ********* *
TERMS: Cash Sale Night
Refreshment Booth
AUCTIONEERS
Wdliar.e.aies
1----Furniture and Antique
Auction
Consisting' of furniture from older
Seaforth Home and Goderich Home,
held at Rathwell Building, 77 Main Street,
Seaforth
Wednesday, June 18, at 6:30 p.m.
8' butternut buffet cabinet, oak corner what-not,
Ladies and Gents parlour chairs, walnut wash stand,
6' high walnut bed, 4 Axminister rugs, 42" brass
bed, parlour table with ball and claw feet; oak wash
stand, extension table, walnut side table, dresser
and mirror, 10 oak chairs, treadle sewing machine,
Zenith 20" colour T.V., crushed velvet love seat,
Ladies upholstered swivel rocker, beds, dressers,
glass top coffee and end table, trunk, lamps, pic-
tures, mirrors, display shelving, jardiniers, sterling
silver, silver, brass, Depression and pressed glass,
Canadian glass, souvenirs, ornaments, china, many
more items of interest.
For more information phone 527-1336 or 527-
1458
SALES MANAGER — Dick Robinson
TERMS CASH
adage, eYleidoce:alei
AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK IWO
(519) 527-1458
Auction Sale
Reminder
Auction Sale
of Truck, tractors, Machinery, Log
splitter, generator, boat, timber barn
for Terry Short at Lot 13, Concession 3,
Tuckersmith Township, 1 1/4 miles east of Kipper
and 1/2 mile south.
Saturday, June 14th at 1:00 p.m.
See last week's paper for full listing.
PLUS
1972 Dodge D 200 3/4 ton crew cab pickup with
short box V-8 4-speed, selling as is.
John Deere 494 A Corn Planter, needs fertilizer boxes.
30 foot Ebersol , hay, grain elevator with 3 horse
power motor.
For further information phone 519-262-2686
TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE
Lunch Booth
RICHARD LORI
AUCTIONEER
CLINTON, ONT. 482.7898
Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents
day of sale.
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for Mrs. May Habkirk, plus additions. EE Saturday, June 14, at 1:30 p.m.
-:;-: in the Gay Lea Builcling,South Main St. Seaforth
SALE INCLUDES: chesterfield and chair, kitchen
buffet, drop leaf table and two chairs, coffee tables,
-1- one with removeable glass top, continental bed with
'14 padded headboard, smoke stands, occasional
chairs, thciggzine rack, lamps, bassinette, combina-
tion E-.., radio and record player (1940), upright radio
a' (1929), pictures, dishes and glassware. rzi = ▪ ALSO; antique sideboard, antique walnut desk, E.
r.... round pedestal parlour table, toilet basin and 5
= pitcher, press back chairs, mantle clocks, ginger- a2-.
ii bread clock, spittoon, dressers, rocking chairs, clock Ei
§ shelves, large ontique dining table with leaves, an-
= tique vanity table with matching mirror.
Ea" PLUS: Chinese hooked rug 6 x 9, shag rug (off i
I white) 4 x 7, hand made hooked mat, a set of
ironstone dinnerware, a heat recliner, 1972 Yamaha
snowmobile, 1971 Snow Jet snowmobile, caboose,
• snow camper, and much more, =
E Owners or auctioneer not resonsible for accidents or F.-. .. loss. Lots of seating and parking available, = .g.
AUCTIONEER
Tom Papple =
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* Estate Auction *
of Home and contents on
* Saturday, June 21, 1 p.m.
5.. For the Estate of the late Miss Laura Mathers on *
4,. King St. South in the Village of Crediton, 3rd *
house from Main Street.
***
* REAL ESTATE — consisting of 1 1/2 storey white *
frame house with full basement, cistern and dry well
on a lot 66' x 180' approximately, storage shed at ir
rear, house 24 x 42 approximately. Terms 10%
down, balance in 30 days, subject to moderate
reserve bid - for information phone 234-6422
* SOME ANTIQUES
AT*
*
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NAL FURNITURE — 20" 4 burner propane gas stove *
""‘,..e new; Coronado 24" fridge, Woods deep freeze 2,
• yrs. small 30 1/2 ", Propane wall heater 50" high x 24
" wide with pipes, Simplicity wringer washer, G.E.
21" Black & White T.V., coal oil lamp, small mantle
* radio, arborite kitchen table set and 4 chairs new,
wicker fernery, old White sewing machine, hot
plates, dishes, pots and pans, vacuum cleaner, step
ladder, misc. tools, antique metal washer, buffalo
robe, paint, large quantity of fruit, vegetables and
jams, mirrors. pictures, 4 sheets plywood, some
lumber, wash stand, wooden bed, spool bed,
* wooden stool, roll-a-way bed, 6 gal new white house NA_
point, fern stand, some glassware, small drop front
desh, wooden chest, square extension table, chest of IL.
drawers, blanket box, dressers, floor mats, coffee "T
table, small antique table, ash tray stand, end table, *
antique corner what not, several antique wooden
chairs, ironing board. small electric appliances, an-
tique old parlour set, settee and 4 chairs upholstered,
electric lamps, some bedding, some china, numerous *
ARTICLES CONSIGNED BY NEIGHBOUR — round *
small articles.
Alr swimming pool, above ground 18 x 24 no filter good IA.
*
shape, serving table, rocking chair 100 yrs. old and 'T
recently antiqued, box of old tools, 2 metal * *:wheelbarrows rubber tires, set of steps, 3 wooden
doors, old box chest, 3 real old antique radios,
child's swing, open bookcase beech, antique wicker
doll cradle, underlay for rug 10 x 12, punch bowl, .4)(
complete captains bed and mattress new, dresser, 4(
other articles.
"gr TERMS CASH — not responsible for accidents day 41(
*" of sale.
*- Hugh Filson & Tom Robson 4*,
*.! 666-0833 666-1967
* * **4';'#c(tIritr's",4*4. 114-374;1C *
Despite a downpour of rain
Saturday afternoon the Mid-
Western Quarter Horse show
was completed.
Only two events, hor-
semanship and the trail class
were held in the ring because
of muddy conditions. The
balance were held on grass.
Secretary Jack Malone
said only 11 entries were
withdrawn by riders who left
during the rain or were
afraid of injuries, Some had
withdrawn but found they
couldn't leave so they re-
entered. Malone said he
expects the show will
become a two-day affair next
year. He added, "Expenses
in travelling to a show are
becoming too high for just
one day. In previous years
Sarnia followed ours on the
Sunday, but that has been
changed."
One of the big winners of
the day was Malone's
daughter Joanne, who
cleaned up in the 14-to-18
'age group. She won the
showmanship 14-to-18 class,
senior western pleasure,
western riding, youth ac-
tivity western pleasure and
horsemanship, English
equitation and the all-around
youth title.
Mike De Brouwer of
Blenheim won English
pleasure, amateur western
pleasure and amateur
English pleasure. Brother
John De Brouwer won the
youth activity western
pleasure and horsemanship
in the 13-and-under division.
Allan and Josie .Kotliar of
Schomberg had the grand
champion gelding and won
the three-year-old class and
junior western pleasure.
Reserve champion was the
entry from Maclean and
Paisley of Sarnia, which
topped the two-year-olds.
Other gelding class win-
ners: youth activity,
II LaurelAnn Roney, Mitchell;
yearling, William Fidom,
Belgrave; aged, Laurel Ann
Roney.
By Lynne Farquhar
On Monday and Tuesday,
June 23 and 24, from 9:30 -
11 :00, Stephen Nursery
School will be holding Open
House and Pre-Registration
for new children who wish to
attend nursery school next
year.
This will give new moms
and pre-schoolers a chance
to see the school in operation
and alsb to meet nursery
school teacher Barb
Shushkewich.
To avoid over crowding,
we ask that all youngsters
with their last names
starting with letters A-M
come on Monday the 23rd
and those starting N-Z come
Tuesday the 24th. There is no
fee involved in registering
and nursery school fees are
set at $2 per morning.
Anyone who has a child
already attending nursery
school and would like to
return next year, can sign up
when you bring your child to
school on either one of those
days,
On Thursday, June 19, all
childrerLare to attend school
as they are off to-Pineridge
Zoo in Grand Bend for the
morning. The bus will be
leaving McCurdy School at
9:30 a.m. and returning at
12:30 and all youngsters are
to bring their lunch in a
paper bag as they will be
picnicing at the zoo.
A lot of helpers will be
needed to aid in supervision
of the children so if you can
come along, please notify
teacher Barb Shushkewick
as soon as possible.
Wednesday, June 25, will
be the final day of Nursery
school this year. All of the
children are invited to attend
on that day since there will
be a party to wish all the
boys and girls moving on to
kindergarten good luck.
Any parents or friends who
would like to join in on the
graduation festivities are
welcome to come to the
school'at 10:30 a.m. on that
day.
Huron Park ball teams are
off to a good start this
season. The pee wee girls are
2 for 2 so far and are showing
a lot of promise for a team in
only their second season.
The pee wee boys 'A' team
has won 2 out of their first 3
starts with their one loss due
to a bad inning late in the
game. The pee wee boys 'B'
and bantam boys each
started with a loss but I'm
sure will be coming up with
some wins in the very near
future,
The St. Peters girls have
shown great improvement
over last year with 3 wins in 6
starts, and have already
surpassed their total wins
from last season.
The juvenile girls had an
excellent start downing
Lieury in their first game,
but unfortunately came up
on the short end of their next
meeting against Mt. Carmel
in an error-filled game.
We have lots of players but
can always use more fans so
come 'on down to the Park
and cheer these teams on!!!
This week's games are as
follows: tonight Wednesday -
pee wee girls at 6:45; June 12
- juvenile girls host Crediton
9 p.m.; June 13-pee wee boys
'B' - 6:45 June 16 - pee wee
boys 'A' - 6:45 followed at 9
p.m. by St, Peters hosting
Parkhill.
Staff have now been hired
for Stephen Townships
playground programs for
this summer.
Margaret Clark will be
back at S.P.A'R.K, for her
second year and is sure to
have some new and in-
teresting 'ideas. Leslie
Campbell, vhd was one of
our swimming instructors
last year and has worked at
S.P.A.R.K. in a previous
summer will also be a
definite asset to the
program. Ann Marie Brand
and Bonnie Keip will round
out the roster at S.P.A.R.K.
Ann Marie has been active
in the high school intramural
program and teaching
gymnastics and Bonnie has
been a leader at Camp
Sylvan and is active in music
and sports, S.P.A.R.K. will
start on Monday July 7 and
will run for 7 weeks to
August 22. Fees are set for $7
for the 7 week program, $12
for 2in a family and $15 for 3.
Dashwood playground will
also be in operation this
summer at the Dashwood
community park pavilion
This 'program will also' run
for 7 weeks from July 7 to
August 22 and fees will be the
same as S.P.A.R,K.'s.
Shirley Wetmore, Nancy
Amos and Donna Miller will
be handling the Dashwood
program and are a well-
rounded trio with
backgrounds in crafts,
sports and music.
Construction staff for
Crediton's Creative Play
area have been hired and
will be on a nine week
project starting June 30.
Don Beaver will be the
manager on the construction
site and Tom Blyde and
James Rose have been hired
as construction workers. We
are still looking for , the
following materials to go into
the play area: barn beams,
hydro poles, telephone poles,
hydro spools, sewer pipes,
wood, tires and an old hand
water pump. Anyone who
has these articles or knows
where we could get them
should call 228-6302.
Staff for Huron Park pool
had nbt yet been confirmed
at press time and will most
likely be announced next
week. The pool is once again
offering 3 three-week
sessions of swim lessons for
$15 per 3 week session; $25
for 2 members in a family
and $30 for 3 members.
Sessions are as follows:
session 1- June 30 to July 18,
session 2 - July 21 to Aug. 8,
session 3 - August 11 to
August 29. The pool will be
opening for public swimming
June 23rd after school and
evenings.
, Keep watching this column
for dates on registration for
playground and pool, Mont ,
don't forget pre-registration
for nursery on the 23rd and
24th!!!
Auction Sole
Auction
Tuesday, June 17 at 1:15 p.m.
To be held for Ross Cook at location 1 mile north
west of Kirkton - follow signs.
COMBINE: Massey Ferguson Diesel 510 combine
like new, complete with 4 row corn head, 10' grain
head, straw chopper, loaded with all extras.
TRACTORS; Oscilating Clark 4 wheel drive 225 h.p.
cat engine complete with remotes and cab; Massey
Ferguson super 90 with multi-power, weights, ad-
justable wheels and remotes; International Farmall H
DRYER: Allis 5700 continuous dryer used to dry only
2000 bushel of corn; Rosco steel 2600 bushel wet
storage tank, new.
TRUCKS: 1967 Ford 1000 super duty with
gravity box; 1967 Dodge Fargo chassis with rebuilt
360 engine; Dodge chassis and cab.
IMPLEMENTS:' International 770 5 furrow 16"
automatic reset trail plow; John Deere 3 pth 4
furrow 14" bottom; Massey Ferguson 3 furrow plow
16" automatic hydraulic reset; Kongskilde 3 pth. 12'
cultivator; Mohawk 3 pth. 9 tooth chisel plow;
Massey Ferguson 16' wheel disc 1 year old; Inter-
national 56 4 row corn and bean planter c.w. insec-
ticides and fiberglass tanks; Massey Ferguson 17 run
grain. drill; Continental sprayer; Mauer 4 row
bean puller; 570 Innes Windrower with cross con-
vey( r; Massey Ferguson 3 pth. 4 row scuffler; 12'
cultipacker; 150 h.p. 3 pth. scraper blade; McKee 6'
snow blower; Windpower tractor driven generator
110 220 volt; Canadian N.W. Airation blower; Fuel
wagon; 30'6" auger; 16' auger on wheels; 12' fer-
tilizer auger; new 14' tandem machinery trailer com-
plete with 10,000 lb. axle, electric winch and brakes;
Dual tandem 16' hydraulic dump wagon; Kilbrother
gravity box c.w. full dual wheel,running gear;
Hydraulic dump trailer; Truck winch; 12' steel deck;
14' steel deck with 4' sides; Freeman loader; 4 sec-
tion diamond harrows; 1000 gallon tank; Inter-
national swather cab; plus many more small items.
Auctioneer and Proprietor not responsible for ac-
cidents on site.
All equipment free of any liens or• encumbrances
Farm Rented.
Madoe, dioocazleo
AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS
77 MAIN-ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK IWO
• (519) 527-1458
"T gleilloa, Ftgeseriezies
earing Farm Equipment
Ron Williamson of Erin
took the mare grand
championship with a win in
the aged and youth activity
classes. Reserve went to
Robert Shore of Glanworth
who took the two-year-old
class. Other mare winners
were: yearling, Dr. William
Dale, Uxbridge; three-year-
old, John MacAulay,
Nobleton.
In the stallion division,
grand champion was Ron
Williainson of Erin who
topped the aged class.
Reserve champion and
winner in the two-year-old
class was Brian Corbett of
Beamsville. Other winners:
yearling, the horse of
Elizabeth Jo Vernon, Amite,
La., shown by Jim Babcock
of Dresden; three-year-old,
Penny Fahey, Harrow.
.Holly Huff of Camlachie
* won the amateur horse-
manship
'
class and
amateur reining and was
named all-around amateur.
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