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Times-Advocate, 1981-03-25, Page 271 At Granton WI St. Patrick's supper There was an excellent turn out for the annual St. Patrick's Day Ham Supper and Euchre, sponsored by the Granton Women's Institute, despite the weather which threatened its cancellation. Prize winners for the euchre were the following people, ladies high score, Mrs. Ed Dowdall, lone hands, Mrs. Elsie Shute, and low score, Miss Marion Herbert. Men's high score, Maurice MacDonald, lone FARMERS & DEALERS Reserve This Date MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1981 10 A.M. SHARP Including a Targe selection of tractors, ploughs, discs, cultivators, land rakers, seed drills, weed sprayers, fertilizer spreaders, corn planters, manure spreaders, bale feeders, balers, stookers, haybines, swathers, mowers, rakes, elevators, wagons, harvesters, forage boxes, blowers, combines, grinder mixers, rotary mowers, stone pickers, snow blowers, grain augers, blades, gravity boxes, snowmobiles, plus lawn and garden equipment. Selling By Number Lunch Booth on Grounds Terms: Cash or cheque day of sale *TRUCKING AVAILABLE ANYWHERE* Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for ac- cidents on property day of sale. AUCTIONEER: JIM McCARTNEY Waterdown, Ontario DON'T MISS IT - SEE YOU THERE! Wayne Ward Farm Equipment Hwy. No. 6, Wiarton, Ontario PHONE: (519) 534-2980 or (519) 534-1638 Mortgage Sale By Tender Of Land and buildings located in Stanley Township in the county of Huron and Province of Ontario and known as part of lot number three (3), concession six (6), comprising approximately three and one-half (3.5) acres and more par- ticularly described in instrument number 161371 registered in the land -registry office for the registry division of the county of Huron. TAKE NOTICE that the Royal Bank of Canada, Exeter, Ontario, will be offering the above mentioned lands and premises for sale, pursuant to Power of Sole provisions contained in a mortgage held by the Bank, by seale'd tender delivered to the Bank's Solicitors as hereinafter stated on or before 5:00 p.m. on the 3rd day of April, 1981. The conditions of the tender are as follows: 1. Purchaser shall at the time of submitting a tender accompany the tender by a certified cheque made payable to Messrs. Raymond, Mclean & Gray (in trust) for ten percent (10%) of the amount tendered which sum will be returned if the tender is not accepted, or, which sum will be forfeited as liquidated damages if the tender is accepted and the same is not completed by the Purchaser. The balance of the purchase price is payable by cash or certified cheque on the dosing date (14 days from the date of acceptance of the tender) and upon payment of the balance of the purchase price the Purchaser shall be entitled to a con- veyance and let into possession of the said lands and premises. The tender shall be accepted by a letter from The Royal Bank of Canada, Exeter Branch, or its Solicitors moiled by ordinary mail to an address provided for this purpose in the tender. 2. The property as described above will be offered for sale subject to a reserve bid. 3. The accepted tender need not be the highest bid nor need any tender be accepted at all, however, in the case of a dispute between bidders the property shall be immediately put up for sale again. 4. Any person, corporation, partnership or associa- tion with the exception of the vendor or its agents Shall be at liberty to tender. 5. Dote of acceptance of the tender shall be the date upon which The Royal Bank of Canada or its Solicitors mails its letter of acceptance as stated above. The property offered for sole will be made available for inspection by appointment only to be arranged by calling The Royal Bank of Canada, Exeter, Ontario Branch (519) 235-21 1 1. The conditions of the sale are as follows: 1. The balance due on dosing shall be by cash or certified cheque made payable to the Solicitors for The Royal Bank of Canada, Exeter, Ontario. 2. The Purchaser shall search the title e' tris own ex- pense and the Vendor shall not be bound to produce any abstract of title or deeds or evidence of title other than in its possession or control. 3. The Purchaser may make any objections to title in writing to the Vendor's Solicitor within seven (7) days offer the date of acceptance of the tender and in default of making any such objections the Purchaser shall be deemed to have accepted title. If the Purchaser fails to comply with the conditions aforesaid, or any of them, the deposit and all other payments made thereon shall be forfeited os Liquidated damages and the premises may be reoffered for sale by the Vendor, deficiency if any on such resale together with all charges attending the same or occasioned by the defaulter shall be mode good by the defaulter. Further particulars and other conditions of sole may be obtained from: RAYMOND, McLEAN & GRAY Barristers & Solicitors, 387 Main Street South, P.O. Box 100, Exeter, Ontario. NOM 1S0 Solicitors for the Roybl Bank of Canada, Exeter, Ontario Branch hands, Evan Hodgins, and low score Scott Wlssel. Cancer Society executive meet The Lucan Biddulph Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society met at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Harloff Thursday evening to set up the kits for the can- vassers. A decision to sell live daffodils this year has been made. They will be on sale on the sidewalks of Lucan, Friday April 3 and in Granton Saturday April 4. Plans have been finalized for the annual cancer education meeting which will be held Thursday evening April 9 at 8 p.m. in the Lucan Public School. Guest speaker will be Professor J.E. Cummins of the Department of Plant Sciences, University of Western Ontario, who is renowned in the field of Genetic. Prof. Cummins' subject will be "Cancer Hygiene as it applies to the farmer and to you". Everyone is invited to come and hear this interesting speaker. CG IT news Jennie Anderson and Melissa Harding were reponsible for the meeting Wednesday evening. They chose as their "Lenten" thought "Giving and Receiving" based on the scripture from Acts 20 where Jesus said "It is more blessed to give, than to receive. The plays for the variety show were practiced, and the Easter Sunrise service discussed. Tickets for the breakfast following the service can be obtained from any member of the youth groups. 4-H news Members of the Granton 4- H club the "Fancy Fryers" and their leaders entertained mothers and five members of the Granton Women's Insitute, with a delicious luncheon, cooked and prepared by the girls themselves. On the menu was quiche, bar -be -cue chicken wings, tuna, tossed salad, jello and homemade buns, topped off with delectable lemon pie, and cheese for dessert. Having received an in- vitation as an Institute member, I can state first hand that the meal was a culinary success. Following lunch a sing -song was en- joyed, and then we were treated to a preview of the skit the girls are doing for Achievement Day. Church news At the United Church the Rev. Elwood Morden was in charge of the morning worship for the third Sunday in Lent. Continuing with the third presentation on the series "Lenten Zoo" Mrs. Gordon McRobert and Mrs. Robert Harloff talked about the "Horse" and the part this animal played in War and Peace. Mentioned were the human interest stories such as "Black Beauty" and "My Friend Flicka". The four Horsemen of the Apocalypse symbols men- tioned in Revelations denoting Death, War, Famine, and Victory. Saying, we must discover an alternative to war, by eliminating the causes and by understanding and love, and trust not in warfare but love. Rev. Morden trek the text for his sermon from the fourth chapter of the first Epistle of John and entitled it "Voices from the Passion". It was John that Jesus appealed to, to look after His Mother Mary at the Crucifixion, and it was John who said There is no Faith Without Love, we must understand and love Jesus. Feeding one another, this is the way God wants it to be, He wants us to be concerned about each other. In his Epistle John says "Beloved, if God so loved us, we ought also to love one another." Personals Sincere sympathy is ex- tended the family of the late Mrs. William Jones, the former Doris A. Bryan, who passed away suddenly at her home in Blanshard Township on Thursday. 1 Maybe it's time you jumped Into something more demanding than a car pool. OPTIMIST SPEAKING — The Stephen Optimist Club sponsored Jim Gage talks to judges Doug Russell and Glenna Tripp and CLEARING AUCTION SALE Clearing Auction sale of modern tractors, machinery, pickup truck, etc, to be held for Neil Lowey at Lot 31 conc. 1 Colbourne Twp. 2 roads east of Benmiller, turn right first place on the right. Fri., Mar. 27 at 1 p.m. Plus a full line of farm machinery. Terms cash day of sale. AUCTIONEER RICHARD LOBS CLINTON, ONT. 482-7898 Reminder Clearing Auction Sale Clearing Auction Sale of combine, 4 tractors, truck, farm machinery, etc. to be held for Clint Wilson, lot 30, Conc. 3, East Wawanosh Twp., g0 one corner north of Auburn on White Church Road, turn right, 4th set of buildings on the left. Sat., Mar. 28 1 p.m. Terms Cash Day of Sale RICHARD LOBB AUCTIONEER CLINTON, ONT. 482-7898 4 0 4 .4( * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ANTIQUE AUCTION * MASONIC HALL, ILDERTON, SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 11:00 a.m. * 41(* * * * Terms - cash or cheque. Paddle bidding Homemade * lunch available. Plenty of seats. Door prizes - drown of 10:50 a.m. No consignments. AUCTIONEERS . Tom Robson Hugh Filson 666-1967 666-0833 Sc Fred Burkhart, Sales Manager, Forest Antiques in a wide variety. Some R.S. Prussia pieces and other fine china, plain and coloured glass - some signed Carnival. Brass, copper and silver pieces. A fine selection of old tools (selling at 11:00 a.m.). Water pumps, crocks, and jugs, iron pots and pons, scales, bells, bottles, fruit jars, jock knives, horse shoes, yard sticks, churns, horse collars, and oil lamps. Furniture - including Boston rocker, com- modes, childs rocker, blanket boxes, a pine bench. A doll collection including one hand made Hiawatha, (dolls selling at 1 p.m.) quilts, old violin, several old clocks including an Arthur Pequegnat (selling between 2 - 3:00 p.m.), followed by a valuable collection of gold and silver pocket watches, old jewellery, metal toys, pictures, and frames. 2 shot guns and 2 rifles selling at 1;30. This is only a partial listing, there is everyone. something for ‘410 AIIIMeeth a public speaking contest, Sunday. timekeeper Jim Wallace. Above, club president T -A photo AUCTION SALE Surplus Tractors,truck,machinery etc. to be held for Knight Farms of Exeter and Doug Swan of Brucefield. Sale to be held at the Swan farm in the Village of Brucefield Ont. Tuesday April 7 at 1:30 p.m. FROM KNIGHT FARMS --- John Deere 4430 diesel tractor wicab, heater, air, radio, external hydraulics, sixteen speed quad trans, 23 lx 34 rear tires, front fuel tank new paint. Set of 23 1x34 on axle duals. John Deere 2500 five furrow x 18 bot- toms semi mount high clearance plow w/hyudraulic reset bottoms, spring- coulters, gage wheel cat two hitch. John Deere F1350 five furrow semi mount ploww `16 or 18 bottoms gage wheel cushion trip bottom etc Allis Chalmers 1300-23'? ft. heavy duty cultivator w/hydraulic operated wings finger bar horrows. Kongskilde 15 ft. heavy frame wing cultivator w 'harrows, Kongskilde 11 ft. cultivator (like new) 300 bushel heavy frame gravity bin on truck frame wagon w/10-00 x 20 tires and duals. JM 12 ft fertilizer auger. TRUCK -- 1970 Ford F700 w/7 '2 x 14 ft rack and centre pole hoist, 4' ' ft. side rocks tarp poles 10000 miles on new motor, 10 00 x 20 tires selling certified. Note: items in good looking condition phone 235-2039 for information. From Doug Swan John Deere 4020 Gas Tractor w/cob and power shift, Case, 1270 diesel tractor w/cob, heater, 20.8 x 38 rear tires, double external hydraulics, 2225 hrs. New Paint. 128 hp rating in good condition. ROCK EQUIPMENT - - Anderson Rock picker high dump model used very little bought new in 1979 like new. 14 ft. Degelrnan stone windrower 3 years old, used very little 3-225 bushel gravity bins w/exten- sions, holds approximately 250 bushels on eight ton wagons with 111. x 15 eight ply tires. 125 bushel gravity bin w!extension on six ton wagon with good tires. Manufactured tandem trailer w 5x8 ft. long bed. tail light two 200 gal. fuel tanks, used fuel trailer new last year. 15 ft. sectional land packer. John Deere 78 seven ft rear blade. NOTE: above equipment is in excellent condi- * tion phone 482-7028 for information. No small items please be on time TERMS CAS DAY OF SALE RICHARD LOBB AUCTIONEER CLINTON, ONT. 482-7898 Owners or acutioneer not responsible for accidents day of sale Both farmers are changing their program and * are selling unneeded equipment. Plan to at- tend. * H. McDonald, Prop., Parkhill * (519) 232- 4376 * ♦(* * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * ✓la/.ih.ell jo,th/r —_��� FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION for Isidore Ducharme Held on the premises, 1/4 mile north of St. Joseph, on Hwy. 21 (North of Grand Bend) on April 8, at 1:15 p.m. Consisting of Case 600 Combine cw scour cleaner, chopper, spreader, and pick-up, Int. 574 Tractor cwPTO, remotes, heat houser and duals (16-9.30), Int. 404 Tractor, Farmall in mint condition, 11' Triple "K" cultivator with harrows, Kewanee 10' Disc with Hyd. lift, 4 row Int. planter cw sprayer, Int. 16 run drill, 4 row bean puller, 4 row Innes windrower, 4 row scuffler, Int. 3 furrow 16" bottom Troll plow, 10' culti•packer, 3 pth-5' little Rhino scraper blade, Calsa 200 gallon sprayer cw pump and 24' boom, New Ideal cyclon spreader (new), 2 - 175 bu. V - boxes and running gear, Flat rack and wagon, 35' • 4" auger, Paulk 6' gross cutter, Wifo 3 pth loader, land roller, harrows, scales, snow blower, and many more items. NOTE - Owner retiring, farm rented. Terms - Cash No Reserve. c.Xl�.1.10Clale.1 AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS .%latimrll (At ia/r0 \ly RATHWELL CONSIGNMENT AUCTION Held at Rathwell Auction Complex, 2 miles south of Clinton at Vanastra. Con- sisting of tractors, farm equipment, also under instruction from trustees to sell cars, trucks, shop and garage equip- ment, and tools and cement forming equipment. (Unreserved) Saturday, March 28, at 11:00 CEMENT FORMS AND EQUIPMENT - large quontity of cement forrns,(60 sheets 4 x 8 x plywood opprox 100 duraforms.) bracing, ties, ad- justable brackets, molds, ' z hp cement vibrator, compactor, power trowel, portable 20 gallon gas- oline form oiler, salirnander heater, 180 amp canox welder. 15" drill press, electric air hammer, cement tools quantity of carriage and machine bolts. FARM MACHINERY — WD 4 tractor cw hydrualic looder. 66 Oliver cw 2 row scuffler, New Holland 905 self propelled swather with finger pick-up, Case 181/z. cultivator cw wings and spring tooth horrows. Glenco 20' cultivator cw levelling harrows, 4 row mower Bean puller, Innes 500 AR windrower, Int. C motor, George White 3 path sprayer with 20' boom McCormick 15 run grain & fertilizer drill. Int. H. trac- tor, Int. 175 bu. PTO manure spreader, and many more items. TRUCKS AND CARS 1964 Mercury 2 ton cw 16 groin box, 34 ton Ford 4 wheel drive, 1964 Ford Econoline van cw stove, cooler, etc., 2 door Cadillac cw air conditioning, PS,PB, cruise. TRAILERS -- 26' twin axle trailer with ball hitch heovy duty trailer with army hitch, trailer accessories/ Tag-a•long- 22' Tri-oxle trailer (Beaver 1m{) TOOLS & MISC - Heavy duty battery charger drill press, 5 ton floor jock, floor stands, Sleeve pullers, Iia impact. Portable grinder, cut-off sow, electric hydraulics, 10 ton hydraulic jack, small top and die set, versatile puller set, 5 ton hoist, braising rods, tap 8. dies, nut 8bolts, sand blaster, (shopl, Canox welder, fire extinguishers, electric motors, work benches. For more information phone RATHWELL & ASSOCIATES Sales Manager - Dick Robinson �j�j 527-1336 or 527-1458 e%/d/Ivel( e,,11(r/(.1/e.i AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK Iwo 77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK IWC) \/ia►7X)M 10 (519) 527-1459 (519) 527-1458 Times -Advocate, March 25, 1981 Page 11A SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO STOCKYARDS LTD. MELBOURNE, ONTA RIO Phone (519) 289-2110 After hours (519) 764-2101 Regular Cattle Sales Wednesday 10:00 A.M. Feeder Pigs 12:30 SPRING STOCKER SALE DATES Friday, April 3 - 2:00 p.m. PLEASE NOTE TIME CHANGE Friday, April 17 - 7:00 p.m. Friday, May 1 - 7:00 p.m. Featuring Charolais & Exotic Cross Cattle Friday, May 8 - 7:00 p.m. Friday, May 15 - 7:00 p.m. Friday, May 22 - 7:00 p.m. Please consign early ***************** * ClearingFarm Sale for Mr. E. Young, Lot * 25, Concession 4, Biddulph Twp. 1 mi. * north of Lucan, beside the school. • Friday, March 27 - 1:00 p.m. FARM SOLD * MACHINERY: M.F. #50 gas tractor with multi * power, 350 Allied loader with hydraulic bucket, * Ferguson tractor (in good shape), Ferguson 2 fur. it plow, triple K 3 pt. hitch elevator, Bissell double disc, stiff -tooth cult. & bean puller, Geo. White ground -( drive manure spreader, 11 run hoe drill, N.I. 7 ft. * mower, Cockshutt side rake, steel gate, snow fence, 200 steel posts, lumber & tongues, big doors, * harrows, scrap iron, wheelbarrow, Woods electric * bin grinder with big motor, Delovol milking machine * for 10 cows, wagon & rack, tools, etc. * HORSE EQUIPMENT: Crown 2 horse trailer with tandem wheels, lights (excellent condition), single * horse trailer, new race cart, clippers, hobbles, knee - & shin boots, bandages, 2 sets single harness, * blacksmith tools, stable blankets. ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD: Brass topped homes, * walking plow, cost iron seats, hay fork, 8 pc. oak * dining room suite, 3 pc. bedroom suite, iron becinew * mattress, commode, wooden bed & dresser, chester- field suite, T.V., antique crib, trunks, chino cabinet. * HAY & STRAW: 500 bales of 'nay, 100 bales of * straw. TERMS: Cosh Sale Day -( AUCTIONEERS • Tom Robson Hugh Filson * 666-1967 666-0833 * ******************* LEARING AUCTION SAL OF Combine, three tractors, swather, farm machinery, antiques, furniture, appliances etc., to be held for Louis Farwell at Lot 11, Concession 10, Hay Township 21/2 miles south of Zurich on paved road. SATURDAY, APRIL 4th at 11:30 a.m. COMBINE — Case 600 self propelled combine with cob, 10 ft. cutter bar head, Innes pick up, strow chopper SWATHER -- Case 955 12 ft. self propelled with pick up reel and water cooled motor. TRACTOR Case 1070 diesel tractor with cab, heater, air, radio, front weights, fully equipped, like new. Run 1060 hours. 20.8 x 38 T bar duals with new tires. Case 530 gas tractor with power steering, external hydraulics, 1255 hours. Allis Chalmers C. tractor. MACHINERY -- Case 4 furrow semi mount high clearance plow with trip bottoms adjustable 16 in. or 18 in. Gehl 95 mixmill with 21 inch hommermill, variable speed auger feeder magnet etc. New ideo 213 PTO 175 bushel manure spreader with double beater. Calsa 200 gallon trail sprayer with hypro pump, International 56 four row plate corn planter. John Deere 10 tt. wheel disc., 13 ft. land packer, 14 ft. land leveller, International 510 semi mount 13 run double disc seed drill with grain, fertilizer, 1 gross seed attachment 4 yeors old. 3 PT Hitch fertilizer spreader. five good gravity bins, opprox 225 bushel, all on wagons 2 black tarps, Allied 41 ft. x 6"or- table grain auger with PTO drive , New Iden 7 ft. double auger snow blower with HD PTO. Inter national 55 ten foot trail chisel plow, 2 years old, s� section diamondhorrows with 6 ft x 4 ft. pole Kongskilde 24 ft., 3 PT Hitch wing cultivotor, three years old. Kongskilde 10 ft. cultivator, little Rhino six ft blade. 35 ft. portable tube hay elevator, John Ds -pr.‘ 11 ft. 3 . Pt sorina tooth cultivator. New Holland 66 P10 hay baler, Good 16 ft. flat rock on wagon two wheel form trailer. MOTOR BIKE -- 1979 Honda CT 70 mini trail bike fully equipped. Quantity of hay and straw, wagon load of sinal items NOTE: this is a well maintained offering of equipment in like new condition so plan to at- tend. ANTIQUES -- Butcher kettle, scolding trough.'2000 Ib. stole, blacksmith anvil, vise, Beatty wind mill working of 24 ft. tower, 40 ft. TV tower with oer,ai Wingham stove, grain cradle, buggy wheels, flat to wall cupboord, 26 cu. ft. freezer, Westinghouse squore model frost free fridge, 30" electric stove wardrobe, Enterprize cookstove, small couch, wood bed with mattress, washstond, dresser, old war- drobe. odd pressback choirs, childs crodle, electric heater, ontique bonnet chest with porcelain knobs. large cedar blanket box, head and foot boards for Jenny find, bed. jugs and crocks, old harvest toble needs repair, plus other items. RICHARD LOBB AUCTIONEER CLINTON, ONT. 482-7898 �411110- -41