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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-03-28, Page 21ONE BEDROOM apartment, ground floor, fridge and stove, 0111traty located. Available May lat. 235-2087 after 6:30 k.m.l3tfn GROUND FLOOR apt. downtown one bedroom 5196.10, two bedroom W4.26, heat, park- ing, laundry included. Apt 12, 304 Andrew Street. 235-2139, 472-0986. 13tfn GRAND BEND furnished apart- ment, suitable for a couple. Utilities paid. No pets. Apply Patio Motel. Phone 238-2431.6tfn PRIME RETAIL or office space. Main St. Exeter. 235-1497. 6tfn IN ZURICH, centrally lotrryyed upstairs 1 bedroom apartiient with fridge and stove. 236-4320. 7tfn GRAND BEND - furnished bachelor apartment. Call after 6 o. m. 238-8656. 9t fn :I I, I {t n t PLYWOOD FORMS. wedges, portable cement mixer, Power Trowels, wheelbarrows, etc. Form ties stocked. Call N.J. Corriveau, Zurich: Telephone 236-4954. 51 THE "OLD TOWN HALL" auditorium for rentals including weddings,•-tbeetin s, banquet room, lectures, exhibitions, films, etc. Kitchen facilities available. Contact Ellison Travel, 235-2000. 8tfn BUILDING for Rent or Lease - 32'x80', three bays, office - washroom, partial heat, large pav- ed lot. Call 236-7777 after 6 p.m. 13tfn 23 Wonted To Rent LAND for cash crop. Top dollar for top land. 229-8841. 13-15c • • • • •• • • • • HELD OVER 2ND WEEK • THR PARK • ANNOUNcaS • • 'fAle TUISDAT • EVIRT TUESDAY ADULT a YOUTH • • PRICES WILL RI . ALSO 11 ACADEMY AWARD • NOW REDUCED Nominations WATOI FOR TO Et • cHILDRIN a SENIORS 11.0WRINO of THE : . 'T.f• NiOHriT SIUTTANti DRIVI-IN • • s • SHOW TIMES R1.- MT.7• MID 11It17..MMIS- STM• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • *************************** * Farm Sold * Clearing auction sale of farm * machinery, feeder cattle etc. for * * Mr. Wm. Morley, Lot 13, Concession * * 13, McGillivray twp., 5 ml. N. of * * AIIsa Craig, 7 mil S.W. of Crediton. * * Wednesday, April 4 - 12:00 noon * * CATTLE: 56 top quality Charolais hfrs., western * * cavles wintered in Ont., 600-700 lbs,; 19 B/W * * faced yrling strs, and hfrs; 10 big B/W faced * * calves; 5 yrling B/W faced calves. * * TRACTORS: J.D. 4020 diesel with cab; J.D. 1830 * * disel with 146 J.D. loader, only 800 hrs., Int. * * 504 diesel. * * 'MACHINERY: J.D. 5 fur. F145 semi -mount * * plow; Glenco 181/2' cult. with harrows; Int. 18 * * run f. -& g;-5)0 drill with grass seeder (like- "* * s new); Kongskilde 3 pt. hitch fert. spreader; * * Kongskilde 4 row scuffler; Ford 311 4 row * * planter with insecticides; Noble 4 row cult.; * * Arts -Way 425 mix mill; Int. 555 2 row'harvester * * and hay head; 2 Gehl forage boxes with roofs * * and wagons (like new); Dion forage blower and * * pipes; Int. 201 10'/z' self propelled swather; * * Int. 550 manure spreader with slush gate; N.H. * * 67 baler; 2 wheeled closed in utility trailer; Int. * * side rake; Int. 7' mower; Int. 3 pt. hitch - plow; * * Kool blower; 32 plate double disc; 91/2' 3 pt- * * hitch cult; gravity bin and wagon; Noble bar * * cult. * * MISC. wagon with stock rack and loading * * chute; Woods oat roller; water trough; -seed , * * cart; platform scales; table saw; 4" grain * * augers; ladders; utility single chain elevator; * * cement mixer and motor; steel posts; quantity * * of lumber; 3 pt. hitch blade; McCullough chain * saw; barn de-fogger; Stewart clippers and * * dehorners; nuts and bolts; J.M. 8' fert. auger; * * cattle squeeze; 40' extension ladder; North * * American double auger snow blower (like * * new); air compressor; antique shot gun; old * * wooden hand tools and other misc. fools. * * For information phone (519) 293-3653. TERMS: * * cash sale day. Booth * AUCTIONEERS * * Hugh Filson Tom Robson * * 666-0833 666-1967 * *************************** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Land Rented or Sold Clearing auction sale of form machinery, truck, etc. For Patterson Farms. Lot 1, Concession B, Stephen Twp. just off 81 Hwy., 1 mi. east of Grand Bend. Friday April 6 - 10:00 a.m. TRACTORS: Int. Hydro 100 Farman diesel, cab, hydrostat, air, (excellent condition) Int. 300 For - mall gas, 4 row puller, 4 row scuffler and Russel weeder; Michigan 35A payloader with cab, 1'/, 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'/,' 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., 8'/,' packer; single wheel for front of Int. 300 tractor; harrow Brady harvester, Gehl 15" hammer mill; Innis 500 windrower with cross conveyor; 16' hydraulic grain auger; two 75' hydraulic hoses; 3000 gal. liquid manure tank with hydraulic con- trol; two Tu Gehl blower; t Turnco ora e n forage racks and c g wagons;1200 gal. water tdrtic complete; Int. 830 2 row harvester with hay head; electric controls (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 cupler and hose, 11 h.p. Wisconsin motor; Gilmore tailgate side dump box and wagon holds 300 bu. grain; 3 pt. hitch pulley; scales; bob sleighs; chicken troughs; cattle clipper; loading shute; cream separator; 5th wheel; grain thrower; Int. 550 harvester for parts; 1020 truck tire and rim; oil furnace. Some furniture and misc., anti- que tools. 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 (519) 238-2046. TERMS: cosh sale day. Booth * Hugh Filson * 66d-0833 Auctioneers * * Tom Robson * 666-1967 * ******************** 23 Wtin(i• i !u f410 THREE BEDROOM FARM HOUSE, barn and five to 10 fenc- ed acres in Exeter area. Must have ample water for small livestock operation. Two-year lease or longer preferred. Apply stating location, rental and length of term available to Box BAX, The Exeter Times -Advocate, Exeter. 45ifx CASH CROP LAND Hensall- Kippen area. Phone M & T Farms, 262-6018 or 262-6068. 6-13c CASH CROP LAND. Phone Lawrence Becker, Crediton. 519-234-6486. 11-13c DESPERATELY NEEDED 3 or 4 bedroom home. Please call 45-0941 or collect 519-853-2078 anytime. 13c HOUSE in town or farm house in Hensall-Exeter area, by May 1. Phone 262-2277 evenings. 13:14c CAMPER TRAILER for June 30 and July 1 holiday weekend to ' sleep three. Phone 262-3131. 13;14c 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Flossie Milverna Treumner ' Known also as Verna Truemner, late of the Township of Hay, in the County of Huron, Housekeeper, who died on or about the 6th day of March, 1984. Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are re- quired to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 25th day of April, 1984 after which date the estate assets will be distributed having regard only to claims that have then been received. Raymond & McLean Barristers and Solicitors Exeter, Ontario Solicitors for the Executors 13c NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of William. Wesley Sims late of the Town of Exeter, in the County of Huron, Proprietor, who died on or about the 14th day of February, 1984. Creditors and others having claims against the above. estate are. required.to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 20th. day of April, 1984 after which date the estate assets will be distributed having regard only to claims that have then been received. Raymond & McLean Barristers & Solicitors Exeter, Ontario Solicitors for the Executrix I3c li I ',, • ;1 ,,ti 1i‘(1 Seaforth Fire Area Tender for Stip Von Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 5 p.m. Wdn•sdoy, Apell 18, 1984 for the supply of a 1984 Step Van. Tender forms and specifications are available from the uhdersigned. The lowest or tow tender not 'necessarily accepted. • J. Crocker Secretary Treasurer 72 Main St. P.O. Box 610 Seaforth, Ontario NOK IWO 12:13e LENDERS for cutting and trim- ming grass at Kirkton Lknion Cemetery for 1984. Tenders to be in hands of Leonard Thacker, RR 6, St. Marys NOM 2V0 by April 13. 229-6137. , 13c 28 Auction Sales ONTARIO'S LARGEST Farm Machinery Consignment Sale. Norwich, Ontario. Friday, April 13, 1984 a; 10 a.m. (Sates con- ducted second Friday each month). Approximately 150-175 tractors plus all types of farm equipment. Consignments welcome. For more information call (519) 424-9998 or (519) 424-9093. Proprietors K.S. Hamulecki and Sons. • 13x Count on the Classifieds to Do the Job Call 235-1331 Youth movie set for Lucan The Lucan youth group is sponsoring a movie The Dating Movie by Family Films Friday, March 30 at 8 p.m. at Lucan United Church. The film is about a young fellow Bill William who is a young Christian interested in girls, and baseball and girls, and pizza, and girls. He's also interested in going out, but he's never had a date. How do you ask a girl out? What if she says "No"? How do you handle competion? If you get the date that's just the first problem solved. What do you talk about during the big evening? And what do you do when you take her home? Youth leaders, pastors, parents, the Dating movie will make the topic of rela- tionships fall into place for your young people. Use it to help them share their fears and insecurities about dating. Use it to help them find com- fort in knowing their pro- blems are not unique. Use. it to help them learn that the key to any successful relationship is Jesus Christ. Reserve seats by phoning Jim Robertson at 227-4400 or 227-4538. Seats will be held un- til 7:45 p.m. Make your plans early. NINETIETH Beatrice A. Young was guest at a family party to celebrate her 90fh birthday. The former Clinton resident now lives at Huronview. of honour SEAFORtH NOTE THURS. FRI. SAT. REDD. RAVIN TUES. APRIL 3RD CONEY -HATCH 55.00 ADVANCE 56.50 AT THE DOOR LOUNGE & DINING LOUNGE OPEN SUNDAY ALL DAY eiieriZer 7/ Fares Equipment Auction We have been instructed by the secured par- 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 2'/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. (real sharp); International 656 Diesel c w 3 p.t.h. PTO.. Torque amplifier: Ford 4000 gas c w 4 speed tronsmission 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 a. FORAGE EQUIPMENT: International 303 combine c 10' straight grain head and cob. New Holland 479, 9' hay. bine (like new); International 9', 990 haybine: Gehl forage harvester c w 4' pickup and one row corn head, International 56 forage blower in mint conditon: Gehl & Rex forage box c w 5 ton running gears both with belt unloading. Inter'notionol 37 baler, International 46 baler. (damaged); International 310.5" II'lil 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: Internotiona1,550 5 furrow 16" bottom plow: Cockshutt 4 furrow'14" botton semi -mount plow; Ford 130 3 furrow 16- bottomplow; 18' International 470 disc c 'w folding wings, 13 Du -All cultivator: Sandrum 3 P.T.H. 10' cultivator: International 8' pull type cultivator; 14' land leveller, interna- tional 456 4 row plonter. Massey Harris grain drill; two 100 gallon saddle tanks (fibreglass). two George White 200 gallon field sprayers c,w 20' & 28' booms, New Idea 300 bushel manure spreader. c, w floating tandem axle; New Idea 175 bushel manure spreader: four 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. Case 530 complete with loader, Case 5 model tractor, Case disc, International emItivator, 15 ft. hay wagon. 20 ft. bale elevator, 1969 GMC flat bed truck, 1979 Ford Moveric, 1974 Ford Thunderbird. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT Dick Robinson, Sales Manager 519.482-7181 or 7176 Moss•Imon Forms, Tony Goud 519.238.8626 1 Z Auctioneers Comments: Solo dote changed duo to Ourantee clear title on all equipment. Absolutely no reserve, all soles final. Additional equipment will also be sold. All verbal announcements take presidente over written materiel. Stablest to additions and deletions. el it adflie, ri- .4•10Ciale.l AUCT)ONEERS, LIQUIDATORS. APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1 WO voir Lucan Anglican Continued from page 16 sense a echo of the whole of Jahn's Gospel, for this story mirrors in vivid miniature the keypoints of its spiritual doc- trine. The darkness the woman finds herself in, her hidden longing for liberation and fulfillment, the living water he invites her to, the coming of the true light into her life, worship in spirit and in truth, going out to other people in love -- all these are spoken about elsewhere in this Gospel. The life promised to the wo- mand is the transcendent in- ner life of God himself. He raises us lovingly far beyond our innate human possibilities. It is through knowing Jesus that we come to know God, who is truth, love and life. Do you know Jesus? During the service a lovely solo was prayerfully sung by Kay Egan, "0, Saviour Hear Me". Up -Coming: The Ashes to Easter meditation continues on Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. in the Parish Hall. On Friday March30, beginning at 7 p.m. the Parish Strategy Workshop,will commence and continue on Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Church. Please give this your prayer- ful consideration and plan to attend either Friday evening or Saturday or both if possi- ble. The Planning Committee hope this will be a time of renewal and fellowship for all. Estate Auction Sale Antique furniture, appliances, carpets, misc. items etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton Ontario for the Estate of Joe Lit- tle of Blyth plus additions from Wilmer Harrison of Goderich plus others. Sat., March 31 et 10 a.m. Westinghouse frost free square model fridge, Moffatt frost free square fridge, Moffatt 30" electric stove w/self cleaning oven, beer fridge, Enterprize 24" gas stove, Hoover spin dry washer, Cold Spot 17 cu. ft. chest freezer, Simplicity wringer washer, Admiral B & W por- table TV, humidifier, Wooden table with 5 leaves, 2 odd press back chairs, Doherty upright piano, Boston rocker, eight piece modern maple dining suite, two antique spool beds, antique wove front dresser w/oval mir- ror, wove front washstand, antique dresser with mustache pulls, hall tree, two blanket boxes, two ladder back type chairs, drop leaf table, wooden rocking chair, magazine table, chesterfield and chair, wicker baskets, Tonka catalytic heater, swag lamp w/chain, Colonial couch bed with matching arm and swivel chairs, newly upholstered, four drawer solid maple dresser w/mirror, chests of drawers,, 15 ft. x 12 ft. sculptured Saxony carpet new, 6 ft. x 8 ft. rust carpet new, 8 ft. x 26 inch mat- ching runner new, two solid maple night tables, two corduroy single bedspreads new, hand- made lace tablecloth, Old Irish Whisky crock jug, chrome table and four chairs, handmade quilts, small parlour table, odd small tables, modern triple dresser and bed, 8 oak barrels, large offering of dishes and glassware in- cluding antique pieces, garden tools, etc. TERMS CASH Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton ****************71*** Estate Farm Sale Machinery and misc. On Saturday, April 7, 1984 10:30 a.m. Estate of the late George Peters, lot 11, concession 7, London Twp., 2 miles east of Arva, 1 mile west of Ballymote on County Road No. 28 - for information phone 451-5514 MACHINERY:Ford 5000 diesel tractor, M.F. No. 35 with loader, Minniopolis Moline standard (old), 100 cc Shaparral motor cycle, 225 amp Lincoln arc welder, 600 cedar..posts with 5" caps, McCullough 20" chain saw, Cockshutt 350 baler, N.H. 328 PTO spreader like new, Dear - borne 3 pt., 6 bar siderake, Hesston No. 10 haybine, Dearborne 3 pt. 7' cultivator, Brillion 8' packer seeder, 3 pt. fertilizer spreader, 42' ft. of 9" plastic silo pipes, gravity box and wagon, 35 ft. of 9" steel silo pipes, M.F. 3 pt. 14" model No. 43 plough, Cockshutt 10' wheel disc, Ontario 15 run seed drill on rubber, Ford No. 618 silage blower, 5 section harrows, Kongskilde 12 ft. cultivator 3 pt., wagon and flat rack, 3 pt. 7' scraper blade, MF - 3 pt. 7' mower, 3 tubular elevators, 50'ft. hay and grair. elevator on wheels, 2 wheeled trailer with low sides, Dettson 7 ft. 1 auger snow blower, J & F - 15 ft. cultivator with leveller and wings, 12 ft. cultimulcher with heavy rollers, Harragator 18' with 4 wings, 10 ft. packer with wings, 10' chain harrows, Hergot 10 ft. cultivator on rub- ber, 3 pt. Ferguson dirt bucket, Ferguson 3 pt. steel box. MISC.: 3 Ford pulleys, aluminum ladder, cat- tle dehorners, Patz stable cleaner 180 ft. chain, 150 gal. fuel tank, 18 ft. 4" grain auger, Woods grain roller, Ghel hammer mill, Butler 12' silo unloader, Universal milker motor and pump, De Laval milker vacuum pump model 74, Vik- ing cream separator, stainless steel double wash tank, small wood stove, push garden cultivator, numerous misc articles. Terms cash, owners or auctioneers not responsible for ac- cidents sale day. Auctioneers Tom Robson Hugh Filson Times -Advocate, March 28, 1984 Page 21 Itesoitsr Auction Sole Three combines, five tractors including antique tractor, grain truck, 2 pickups, car plus o good of- fering of cash crop farm machinery to be held for Hougholm farms (Allan Haugh) plus additions from Haugh Equipment Ltd., 1 %. miles east of Brucefield, Ontario. Sot., April 7 at 10:30 a.m. See last week's paper for full listing TERMS CASH LUNCH BOOTH Richard Lobb Auctioneer 519-482-7898 Owner or auctioneers not responsible for ac- cidents day of sale. * Rocky's Cycle Centre * Liquidation Auction Sale* * 40 used motorcycles (more or less) * On Saturday, March 31, 1984 - 12 noon * * At 395 Wharncliffe Rd. South, London, * * Ontario. * * For information phone 438-9175 * * Tom Robson Hugh Filson * * Auctioneers * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * CLEARING AUCTION SALE Combine, swather, three tractors, form machinery, etc. to be held for Dalton Steinback at Lot 23, Concession 4, Logan Township, 2 miles north and 1 '/7 miles west of Mitchell, Ontario. Tuesday, April 10 at 10:30 a.m. COMBINE Massey Ferguson 410 diesel com- bine with cab, 12' header, 10' grain pickup, scour clean, bean cylinder and concave, straw chopper. SWATHER Owatonna 260 fully hydrostatic 10' swather with 1350 x 16.1 floatation tires. TRACTORS Massey Ferguson 2705 diesel trac- tor with cab, heater, air, radio, 20.8 x 38 rear tires, 14.1 x 16.1 front tires fully equipped, 298 hours only, Massey Fergu3on 175 diesel trac- tor, Massey Ferguson 135 diesel tractor w/Malco hyd. bucket loader, set of tire chains. MACHINERY Mtissey Ferguson 880 four furrow semi mount plow w/18" automatic hydraulic reset bottoms, International 45-181/2' vibra shank trail wing cultivator, International 45-121/2' vibra shank trail cultivator, John Deere four row rowcrop cultivator vrith rolling shields, Bear Cat 18" PTO. hammermill, New Holland 479 hay bine, New Idea side rake, two gravity bins onJohn Deere5 ton wagons, Kools forage blower (short trough), John Deere E PTO manure spreader, Allied 41' x 6" portable grain auger with PTO drive, John Deere two row corn planter, Woodsman three point hitch buzz saw, Generock PTO generator, New Idea PTO manure spreader used as trailer, two wheel trailer, three hydraulic cylinders, 4 - 20" ripple coulter blades, sausage stuffer, meat grinder, chains, motor jack for meat grinder, wagon load of misc. tools and small items. FARM IS SOLD LUNCH BOOTH TERMS CASH Richard Lobb Auctioneer 519-482-7898 For information phonethe owner Dalton Stein - back at 519-348-9710. Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents day of sole. Clearing Auction sale Self propelled combine, four tractors, swather, bean equipment, farm machinery, etc., to be held for Art.and Ross Smale, at Lot 24, concession 9, Hibbert Township, 5 miles south of Dublin and 2'/2 miles west. Please clip for further reference, last ad Thursday, April 12 at ,1 p.m. NOTE NO SMALL ITEMS. COMBiNElnternafional 815 diesel hydrostatic drive, corn and bean, special with cab monitors, straw chopper, soybean head, pickup head, 4 row narrow corn head; bought new in 1978 run 899 hrs. only. SWATHER International 201 'twelve ft. swather w/two reels and hay crimper, Sund pickup, sell- ing separate. TRACTORS Case 2390 diesel tractor w/cab, heated, radio, air, dual external hydraulics, 20.8 x 38 rear tires, run 670 hrs., 20.8 x 38 T bar deep lug duals, Case fast hitch, John Deere 2130 diesel tractor w/clear vision cab, hi -low transmission, external hydraulics, etc., low hrs., Cockshutt 1355 diesel tractor, external hydraulics, etc., David Brown 950 diesel tractor w/David Brown loader, 6 ft. blade fits front end loader selling separate. PLANTING EQUIPMENT White model 5400 six row harrow, air, corn and soybean planter w/monitor, insecticide boxes, etc., International No. 10, 16 run seed drill 10 x 20 tires, seven tooth three point hitch anhydrous applicator. TiLLIAGE SPRAYERS, AUGERS, ETC. Glencoe 24 ft. vibra shank trail cultivator w/hydraulics, fold up wings wide and narrow points, White six fur- * row x 16" bottom semi mount plow, International 480 21 ft. trail wing disc, Turnco 24" three section * T land packer (6' x 2 equals '1-12'), MF six row * rowcrop cultivator w/rolling shields, Moble six * row rowcrop cultivator w/rolling shields, six sec- * tion of diamond harrows, 18' truck grain rack on truck frame wagon, 14' truck grain rock on truck * frame wagon, 1961 Ford F600 truck w/hoist and * 12' platform, selling as is, Geo. White tandem ax- * le 400 gal. aluminum tank sprayer with 32' boom * two years old, 1000 gal. water tank on skids por- table water pump, Calsa trail 200 gal, sprayer w/32' boom w/drop nozzles, Wick weeder fits * front end loader, JF 3 pt. hitch fertilizer spreader, * post hole digger, Allied 40' x 6" portable grain * auger pto drive, 10' bin sweep auger, two small * augers w/motors. * BEAN EQUIPMENT Mauer six row bean puller, * Henry six row bean woindrower w/cross con- veyor, two wheel windrower turner. * TOOLS & MISC. Acytelyne torch, Lincoln 225 amp * electric welder, 3/4 " drive socket set, Robins Meyer * 3 hp. dual shaft electric 220V motor, hydraulic * cylinders, 3 pt. hydwood splitter. NOTE This is a good clean well maintained line * of equipment. For further information phone Art * of 345-2275 or Ross at 527-0178 anytime. Terms * cash. Lunch booth. Please clip for reference, last ad Auctioneer Richard Lobb, Clinton, 519-482.7898 ******************** * Clearing Farm Sale * Owner giving up farming - farm rented. -4(On Thursday, April 5, 1984 11 a.m. in the morning * For David R. Needham, lot 18, con- * cession 8, London Twp., 3 mile north * of City of London, 1/4 mile west of * No. 4 highway. * Implements, feed, truck, scrap iron, * some household effects, for infor- * motion phone 672-5824. * Some antiques, 27 cu. ft. deep freeze, 1953 * Chew '/2 ion as is. Feed, some cob corn, 400 * balls of hay MACHINERY:MF No. 1100 diesel, new tires, * 4E excellent shape with heat houser, MF No. 35 * diesel-matic with loader, MF 265 - 8 speed with * rebuilt engine, MF 410 combine with 3 row corn head, John Deere No. F1450, 4-16" semi moun- ted plough, 14' Kongskilde cultivator 3 pt., New Idea 9' tiger jaw cutting bar, hay condi- tioner like new, New Idea 5 bar siderake on rubber, No. 69 NH baler, MF No. 34-12 swather, Ferguson 3 pt. siderake on rubber, Ford 4row corn planter with insecticides, Lucknow double auger 8'6" snow blower used 1 year, NH 510 PTO manure spreader, 6' Arctic blade with hydraulic rams new, 2 tubular elevators 20 ft. and 24 ft. Deorborne 3 pt. buzz sow, sprayer booms with hoses, 150 gal. new spray tank, 3 wagons and flot rocks, AC No. 66 PTO combine, 2 Ontario 16 run disc grain drills with gross seeder on rubber, Allied 6 row crop cultivotor, MH 2 furrow drag plough, old gravity box needs repair, 2 steel culverts 10' and 20' x 24", chain harrows, groin aerator, 2-4" grain augers. MISC: 3 old snowmobiles parts only, harness, 2 jogging carts, 2 horse tandem trailer, con- struction building 16' x 8', numerous mise ar- ticles. Terms cash. Owners or auctioneers not responsible for accidents sale day. Auctioneers Tom Robson Hugh Filson f: 7hanh you We would like to thank the many area residents who sup- ported our lottery draw. Mary Ellison, Ex- eter was the winner of $100. gift certificate from Looking Good. A special "thank you" to Karen at Looking Good for so generously donating the certificate to us. Alpha Pi Sorority 1 .0 - 1'