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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-03-21, Page 26Wonted I o Runt CASH CROP LANp. Phone Lawrence Becker, Crediton. 519-234-6486. II -13c 24 Property Wonted LARGE LOT required in Grand Bend or area with or without buildings. 238-8692. 11:12c 27 Tenders Wonted Village of Hensall Tenders for Operation of a Sanitary Landfill SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Clerk, Mrs. E. Oke, Box 279, 108 King Street, Hensall, Ontario, NOM 1X0, will be received by her until 3:00 p.m. Monday, APRIL 9, 1984 for site.preparation, waste handl- ing cover, etc., to operate the landfill site for a one year period. Plans, specifications, and tender forms may be obtained at the of- fice of the undersigned upon pay- ment of a nonrefundable fee of $15.00, which includes sales tax in the amount of S0.98. Lowest or any tender not necessarily acceptifd. B.M. ROSS AND ASSOCIATES LIMITED Consulting Engineers 62 North Street Goderich, Ontario N7A 2T4 519-524-2641 I2c Seaforth Fire Area Tender for Step Von Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 5 p.m. Wednesday, April 18, 1984 for the supply of a 1984 Step Van. Tender forms and specifications are available from the undersigned. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. Crocker Secretary Treasurer 72 Main St. P.O. Box 610 Scaforth, Ontario NOK I WO 12:13c 28 Auction Sales GIGANTIC FARM EQUIP- MENT Monthly Clearance and Consignment auction. Friday, ,March 23, 1984 - 10 a.m. sharp. Sale held fourth Friday of each month. New and used equipment including approximately trac- tors, some industrial equr ment. Skid Steer loaders, trucks, seeding equipment and over 200 pieces of all types of farm eyyipment, plus lawn and garden tractors. Special note, this sale features several con- signments from arca farmers,.plus an excellent lineup of our own in- ventory. Trucking available to anywhere in Canada, terns, cash or good cheque day of sale. Not responsible for accidents on pro- perty. Lunch booth on ground. Tractors will sell at approximate- ly 1:30 p.m. Auctioneers, Cliff Gilbert and Alex Par. One of On- tario's fastest growing monthly farm equipment consignment auc- tions. urtions. Wayne Ward Farm Equip- ment, Hwy. 6,'Wiarton, Ontario. Phone (519) 534-1638 or 534-2980. 12s Playhouse gets grant of $12,000 Huron County Playhouse has received notification that it has been awarded a grant of $12,000. by the Canada Council. This grant will be us- ed towards operating the new studio theatre, Playhouse II, which opened last summer and will be open once again this year for three more Canadian musicals. The Playhouse II season has been shortened for the 1984 season. Instead of runn- ing throughout both July and August, three shows will each be performed for twelve per- formances, then will close. Nevertheless, the quality of the productions will remain the same high calibre that au- diences have come to expect from Huron County Playhouse. MAGIC MOMENT — The faces of children watching magician Marg Dean perform at the library, express wonder The three shows slated for and enjoyment. Nylons are returning The incomparable Nylons will be returning to Huron County Playhouse in July! This return engagement is an unprecedented step for HCP, but the combination of two sold -out, concerts last season and an almost unbelievable demand from Playhouse audience members have j resulted in their coming back' for another sensational show. The Nylons are unique! The quartet of Marc Connors, Paul Cooper, Claude Mor- rison and Arnold Robinson sing a cappella, that is, with no musical accompaniment other than the rich, full- bodied sounds of each other's voices. In the spring of 1979, The Nylons emerged from the Toronto underground to make their professional debut. Since then, there has been no stopping them. They have received rave reviews for concerts in Canada, The United States, England, Ger- many, Belgium and Holland and have performed with singing stars such as Hall & Oates, The Beach Boys, The Little River Band, The Pointer Sisters and Shirley Bassey. Their first album, The Nylons, went gold ten weeks after its 1982 releasg, Their second album, One Size Fits All, surpassed the first by go- ******************** * Listed Holstein Dairy * Nerd Dispersal & * Pipeline Milker * For Martin Korevaar, Lot 8, con. 4 Bid- * *t dulph Twp., 6 miles north of Lucan, 4 * ♦t miles east of' Centralia * * March 29th - 1:00 p.m. * * 36 mature cows, 13 are purebred, 10 are spring- * * ing or fresh. Balance due at different times. Bred * Holstein to unit bulls, 15 - 11/2 to 2 yr. olds, 12 * * yearling heifers, 5 big heifer calves, 8 baby calves* * Cows will be preg. checked, blood tested Feb. 8th, * young.cows excellent herd on D.H.I.A. for years. * * Delaval pipeline milker, 4 units, washer complete * * 28 cow line. * Church booth '° Terms Cash Auctioneers * Hugh Filson Tom Robson * 666-0933 666-1967'r Farm Equipment Avction_� tNe have been instructed by the secured par -r ties to offer for sale by, public auction, to the highest bidder, without reserve, three com- plete lines of farm equipment. The sale to be held at Mosselman Farms 21/2 miles north of Grand Bend on highway 21 on Tuesday, April 3, 1984 at 10:30 a.m. TRACTORS: White 2-62. 4 wheel drive c w remotes, 3 p.t.h. P.T.O. (reol sharp): International 656 Diesel c w 3 p.t.h. PTO.. Torque amplifier; Ford 4000 gas c w 4 speed transmission 3 P T H.. P.T.O.; 1954 Ford 8N completely reconditioned. like new with blade: International "H" with narrow front end; In- ternational McCormick W6, Bobcat M-600 skid steer loader, Clark 3000 Ib. forklift on hard rubber. COMBINE & FORAGE EQUIPMENT: International 303 combine c 10' straight grain head and cob; New Holland 479. 9' hay bind (like new): International 9', 990 hoybine; Gehl forage harvester c w 4' pickup and one row corn head: International 56 forage blower in mint conditon, Gehl 8 Rex forage box c w 5 ton running geors both with belt unloading: Internotjonal 37 baler; International 46 baler (damaged); Intemotionol 310.5' floil mower. Cockshutt No.5 corn picker. TRUCKS AND TRAILER: 1979 Ford 150 4 wheel drive c • w lock in front hubs, 1977 Dodge 700, 8 ton truck, double wide snowmobile trailer. TILLAGE EQUIPMENT: International 540 4 furrow 16" bottom semi -mount plow: International 550 5 furrow 16" bottom plow. Cockshutt 4 furrow 14" bouton semi -mount plow: Ford 130 3 furrow 16-bottomplow; 18' International 470 disc c/w folding wings; 13' Du -AIL cultivator: Sondrum 3 P.T.H. 10' cultivator, International 8' pull type cultivator: 14' land leveller, Interna- tional 456 4 row planter: Massey Harris grain drill; two 100 gallon sOddle tanks (fibreglass): two George White 200 gallon field sprayers caw 20' 8 28' booms, New Idea 300 bushel manure spreader; c • w floating tondum axle: New Iden 175 bushel manure spreader: lour 200 bushel Bruns & Turnco gravi- ty wagons; 8' Forane front mount snow blower: Ford 12" 3 P.T.H. post hole auger. two Fortren P16 feeders: 7' Interna- tional side mower, 8' International disc. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT Dick Robinson, Sales Manager 319.482-7181 or 7176 Mosselman Forms Tony Goud 319-238-8626 Auctioneers Comments: Sole date changed duo to Gurontee clear title on all equipment. Absolutely no reserve, all sales final. Additional equipment will also be sold. Ali verbal announcements take presidenco over written motorial. V.- riduie// t,s('eit r• /(,l AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS ` 77 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1 WO ing platinum in Canada, garnering the equivalent of a Dutch Grammy Award as In- ternational Chartbreaker of the Year and was voted Best Import Album by the German critics. Using voice and some per- cussive effects, The Nylons future primivtive sounds set attendance records for three headline performances in the Forum at Ontario Place. And this summer, they will be returning to Huron Coun- ty Playhouse where they will receive a hearty welcome for a concert that is guaranteed to please. The Nylons will be at HCP on Sunday, July 22. Tickets are now on sale at $15.00 each. They sold out two concerts last year and are certain to sell out again this time, so reserve very, very early. Playhouse II are: Love in the Back Seat, Billy Bishop Goes to War and Once More! With Fooling! Eaj of these shows is a differentind of musical, ranging from the pop music of the 50's, 60's and 70's to ballads and ranting cries of World War I to the nostalgic blues of the 30's and 40's. Altogether, it's a season that will appeal to theatregoers of all ages and all musical tastes. Subscriptions for the Playhouse II season are now on sale at $20.00 for three tickets (one for each show ). These subscriptions have on- ly been on sale for a few weeks and they are starting to move now, so reserve now and be assured of good seats in the intimate Playhouse 11 studio. AN AUDIENCE — Fred Godbolt, Billy Parker, Mike Burton, Ken Hines, and Benji Parker talk to a member of the Carousel Players before a performance at the Ex- eter Rec Centre last week. Times -Advocate, March 21, 1984 Page 13A Running a Business without advertising is like winking at a girl in the dark. You know what you're doing but nobody else does. BIG CATCH — This 80 pound - 8 foot sailfish was caught by Lawrence Becker. Lawrence, his wife Dianne and friends Paul and Joan Ducharme spent two weeks in sunny Mazatlan, Mexico. rA!"u- DIFFICULT CHOICE — Shawn Elliot (left), Chad Webber and Kimberly Elliot get some advice from GGye Webber while choosing book bargains during the three-day an- nual book sale at the Exeter Library. - vf- THIS LOOKS GOOD Eloine%Jaques shows mother Susan a book bargain she found at the annual book sale at the library. A HAPPY FIND — Shawn Elliott looks as pleased as cousin Suzanne Webber about the book she has found at the annual book sole at the Exeter library. A SHOWMAN WINNER -- Darlene Snell was a winner in the she• in Saturday's show held on the Adriaan Brand farm near Cr receives her prize from judge Murray Smith and Adriaan Bre.. onship category non. Above, she T -A photo '111111 I II I IIIII III II II ILII I I I I II I I II I I I III III II III III II IIIIRIIIIII III IIIIIIIIIII111111111111IIIU III III I IIIIIIIII I I I I ILII II III IIIII I I I ILII ILII IIIIIIIIII III III II II II IIIII III III I111L 440 South Huron Recreation Centre = J Sria Mini -Programs F. •'Esso Swim Canada • •Trim -A -Size (mornings) - competitive swim program Instructor • Ann Robinson - Vanastro Rec Centre 3 - $15.00 for 5 weeks - Thurs. evenings __ - starts on Thursday. April 5th - 6:30 - 7-30 p.m. _ - Tues. 8 Thurs. mornings. - starts Thurs.. April 121h -930. 1030a.m - South Huron Recreation Centre 3 - Bobysilting available for 51.00 youngster - maximum accepted 35 • •Trim -A -Sire (evenings) Instructor . Laura Overholt $15 00 for 5 weeks - storts Monday April 9th Mondays and Wednesday evenings Mondays Exeter Public School • Wednesdoys - South Huron Rec Centre - Maximum accepted - 35 • Cake Decorating (afternoon) - Instructor - Eva loing - S30.00 for 9 weeks Starts Monday April 9th • Mondays 1:30 3 30 p.m. SouthHuron Recreation Centre f • Minimum required 11 - $24 00 for 10 weeks • Moke cheque payable to the South Huron Rec Centre - transportation arrongements will be discussed= with parents when they register their youngsters on the 26th Ladies Volleyball non -instructor program 52.50 per person for 5 weeks = • Exeter Public School gym Hall - Tuesdays April 3. 10. 17. 24. May 8 - Register on the first evening of the school Mixed Volleyball • non -instructor program - $2.50 for 5 weeks - South Huron District High School Mondays • April 2. 9, 16, 23, 30 - Register at the school on the first evening a gym - , • All programs marked with on asterisk ore to be registered on Monday. March 26th at the South Huron Recreation Centre from 9 - 12 noon and 1 - 5 p.m. For more information phone 235-2833. WATCH YOUR NEWSPAPER FOR CPR. FIRST AID AND POSSIBLY TENNIS AND GOLF LESSONS IN UPCOMING EDITIONS. mmmmmnnmmiinmmiminlmnnnmmnmmlmnmmnnfunnnlmmmlmnlmmmmlmmmmmmnmnmmnmmnnnnnllmn Auction Reminder Large Consignment Auction' Tractors, machinery, trucks, etc. at Cobb Bros. t Auction Yard, Bayfield Rd. Clinton, Ontario. Saturday, March 24 at 10:00 a.m. See last week's paper for full listing. Ad- ditions to list: Case 530 Industrial loader tractor; 1HC - B414 with loader and p.s.; 1963 GMC truck with 14' stake rack; 1972 Dodge dump truck; 1 HC- 434 diesel tractor; Kongskilde 20' 3 pt. h. cultivator with finger harrows; two new homemade flat racks; 15' Brady 6 row flail chopper; Kongskilde 6 row rowcrop cultivator; Speed King 41' - 6" - portable grain auger; Kilbros 300 bu. gravity box with wooden extensions;`lHC - 400 - 4 row air planter with insecticide boxes; Case 770 diesel tractor with cab and power shift: McLellan 16' tandem axle trailer; John Deere 2130 diesel tractor with 148 loader, new front tires and paint; set of 15.5 x 38 tires on rims; set of 18.4 x 38 duals with step down to 24.5 x 32; John Deere 400 diesel loader backhoe tractor- List subject to additions and deletions. TERMS CASH Owner or auctioneer not responsible for af- cidents day of sale. Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898 Sole Manager Fred Lobb 482-3409 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Land Rented or Sold * Clearing auction sale of farm * * machinery, truck, etc. For Patterson * * Forms. Lot 1, Concession B, Stephen * * Twp. just off 81 Hwy., 1 mi. east of * * Grand Bend. * Friday April 6 - 10:00 a.m. 'ix TRACTORS: Int- Hydro 100 Farman diesel, cab, * * hydrostat, air, (excellent condition) Int. 300 Far - mall gas, 4 row puller, 4 row scuffler and Russel * weeder; Michigan 35A paylooder with cab, 11/2 * * yd. bucket, 4 speed Alison automatic; 18.4 x 38 * * duals. * * COMBINE: Int. 403 corn and soy bean special * * hydrostat, air, automatic header, flowing cutter bar, Sun pickup head, recently overhauled. * MACHINERY: Int. 710 -semi -mount 5 fur. plow, * * new bottoms and mould boards; Miller 12' offset * - wheel disc; Allied 24''2' cult. with rolling harrows * * and hydraulic wings; Int. No. 564 row planter; No. * * 363 3 fur. 14" plow; J.F. 4 row 3 pt. hitch scuffler; Int. 15 run double disc drill on big tires; Kelso 3 * pt. hitch sprayer; Allied 10' 3 pt. hitch cult., 81/2' * • Docker; single wheel for front of Int. 300 tractor; * harrow Brody harvester, Gehl 15" hammer mill; * *Innis 500 windrower with cross conveyor; 16' hydraulic grain auger; two 25' hydraulic hoses; * * 3000 gal. liquid manure tank with hydraulic con- • trol; Gehl blower; two Turnco forage racks and * * wagons; 1'200 gal. water tank complete; Int. 830 * * 2 row harvester with hay head; electric controls Pr • - • (like new); Int. 135 PTO manure spreader; 4-720 Industrial loader; Int. 7' mower; N.H. forage * blower; J.F. 3 pt. hitch fert. spreader; G.W. snow * blower; Vincent chopper; 2 wheel trailer; 3 sets * * rollers; Int. No. 15 side rake; Turnco bin and * wagon; 12' fert. auger; 42' Speed -King 6" auger * on wheels; 4" Diaphram construction pump, quick 4.' cupler and hose, 11 h.p. Wisconsin motor; • * it Gilmore tailgate side dump box and wagon holds * - t 300 bu. grain; 3 pt. hitch pulley; scales; bob * - sleighs; chicken troughs; cattle clipper; loading * • shute; creom separator; 5th wheel; grain thrower; Int. 550 harvester for parts; 1020 truck tire and L. rim; oil furnace. Some furniture and misc., anti- * • que tools. is TRUCK: Int. 1974 1800 tandem gas 478, 13 speed * * Road Ranger, 15'box, tarp, good condition, sell- * ing as is. Pup with tandem axle 19' box with hydraulic fitted tar hoist. For information phone sr * (519) 238-2046. TERMS: cash sale day. Booth * Auctioneers * * Hugh Filson Toni Robson * - 666-0 3 :1V*96*7 6* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * •