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FOR SALE
40 TONS of barley for sale.
Phone 323-1357.
12 x 60 MOBILE home in
good condition. Also has a 12
x 16 addition easily movable.
Contact Levis Miller, Con.
11, Mornington Township,
just east of Millbank high-
way. 27,3,10
350 ROUND bales condition-
ed clover hay, 750 lb.' bales.
Phone 327-8535.
FOR that special occasion,
oven-ready government in-
spected ringneck pheasants,
for a meal fit for a king.
Teeswater 392-6639 or 392-
6049.
SEED grain, N -K seed corn,
Trumpetor alfalfa and grass
i seed mixes. Call 595-4837.
20,27,3,10
FOR SALE
RECONDITIONED and
guaranteed sewing
machines. Choose from
Singer. Elna, Husqvarna,
White, etc. Open arms and
,flat beds, priced to sell.
From $39.95. Chargex and
Master Card. Sew and Save
Centre, 149 Downie St.,
Stratford, 271-9660. Closed
Mondays.
6,13,20,27
POOL SALES - Leading
manufacturer with a limited
number of 1984 models is
having a clearance sale.
Package includes motor,
pump, sand filter, skimmer,
liner, fence and deck. Regu-
lar price $2,095, reduced to
$1,295. We will beat anyone's
price; call anytime 1-653-
0176.
Two New Coins Celebrate
National Parks Centennial
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The Royal Canadian Mint
recently unveiled two new
commemorative coins, a
silver dollar and a $100 gold
-, coin piece, to celebrate the
Centennial of Canada's Na-
tional Parks system. The
first two legal tender coins
minted were presented by
the Honorable Harvie Andre,
Minister of Supply and Ser-
vices Canada to Canadian
artist arid naturalist Robert
Bateman in recognition of
his devoted service in
capturing on canvas the
wonders of our wilderness.
The silver dollar depicts a
majestic moose standing in
the setting of a mountain
lake, while the mountains
and trees tower.in the back-
ground.
`The $100 gold coin features
a solitary bighorn sheep
standing atop a cliff survey-
ing the vast Canadian wil-
derness. On both coins "1985
National Parks.— Paris Na-
tionaux 1985" is inscribed.
This is the first time that
the Mint has introduced both
a new silver dollar and a $100
gold coin. simultaneously.
"The coins .capture the
spirit and rugged beauty of
the wilderness as it can be
found in' the National Parks
of Canada," said the Hon-
orable Harvie Andre.
The winning submissions
for the commemorative de-
signs featured on the reverse
side of the silver dollar and
the $100 gold coin were sub-
mitted by Montreal -artist
Karel Rohlicek and Toronto -
artist Hector. Greville re-
spectively.
Rohlicek's eye-catching
design for the silver dollar is
the first design that -he -_has:
had chosen for a coin. Roh-
licek of Montreal, spe-
cializes in graphic design
and typography. He has a
deep love of canoeing and
skiing in the Canadian wil-
derness that allowed him to
truly capture the theme in
his coin design.
Greville's 'winning 1985
submission is not the first
design he has had chosen for
a coin. The 60 -year-old To-
ronto artist also designed the
1984 Jacques Cartier com-
memorative nickel „ dollar.
Though now working in the
field of computer graphics at
Toronto's George Brown
College, Greville used his ex-
tensive background in draw-
ings and painting to capture
the rugged beauty and time-
lessness of the Canadian wil-
derness.
The obverse of the $100
gold-- coin and the 'silver
dollar bear the traditional
profile of Her Majesty. Queen
Elizabeth II designed in 1964
by Arnold Machin. This de-
sign carries on the time
honored tradition of all Ca-
nadian legal tender coins.
The 1985 silver dollar is 50
per cent fine silver and
weighs 23.33 grams. It has a
diameter of 36.07 mm and is
available . in both "proof"
and "brilliant uncirculated"
qualities. The "proof" coin is
available by mail order in
North America from the
Royal Canadian Mint for
$17.50 and the `"brilliant
uncirculated" coin for $12.
The $100 gold coin is avail-
able at $325. The coin con-
tains one half troy ounce of
pure gold with 8.3 per cent
silver. It has a diameter of 27
mm.
Both coins will be avail-
able in April by mail order
from the Royal Canadian
Mint at PO Box 455, Station
A, Ottawa, Ontario K1N 9G3
and from retail coin dealers
everywhere. Mail orders
must be received before De-
cember 15,1985.
TA TIP
OF THE WEEK
A PUBLIC SERVICE OF H&R BLOCK
Q. 1 am partially retired
and -a -•substantial -portion. o -f-- -
my income is from divi-
dends and from the sale of
stocks and bonds. 1 spend a
great deal of time and
money studying the market
and I subscribe to several
general investment publica-
tions. Are these deductible
on my income tax return?
A. Any investment counsel
fees, including fees paid for
the administration and man-
agement of shares and secu-
rities, are 100 percent
deductible. However, the
fees paid for the financial
magazines and newspapers
are generally not deductible.
FOR SALE
FOR that discriminating
hunter or the person who
would like to own a beautiful,
intelligent companion. Now
available at Dawnflight Ken-
nels, 'Golden Retriever pup-
pies, fully guaranteed.
Phone 392-6639 or 392-6049.
OTECT your pets and
h dogs from traffic,
wil diseases and numer-
ous other hazards with a
Taylor made dog run. Taylor
runs feature portability, se-
curity and style. On display
at Dawnflight Kennels &
Game Farm, Teeswater,
Ont. For prices or informa-
tion phone 392-6639 or 392-
6049.
ZODIAC INFLATABLE
Boats plus Windsurfers,
Mistrals and Bic Sail-
boards. March is the
month to buy for best -
prices and deliveries.
O.W. Sports, 92 King
South, Waterloo. 886-
2840. (13)
PRE -SEASON sale new and
used Prowler, Golden Falcon
and Starcraft. Morry's
Trailer Sales & Rentals,
Highway 4 between Hanover
and Walkerton. Phone 364-
3748. Closed Wednesdays and
Sundays.
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WEDDING supplies — Pom-
pons, plastic, available in
yellow, pink, white and light
blue; 41/2" white, silver or
gold doilies and ribbon for
wedding cakes, also Guest
Books for weddings, anni-
versaries, showers and all
other occasions. Items all
available at The Listowel
Banner, 188 Wallace Ave. N.
Listowel.
FOR SALE
WE HAVE Progressive
Euchre score cards; Court
Whist tally cards; and
Bridge score pads at The
Listowel Banner, 188
Wallace Ave. N. Listowel.
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1982 GOLDEN Falcon Trail-
er, sleeps seven. Bath,
shower, tub, refrigerator,
stove and new awning in-
cluded. In excellent condi-
tion. Phone 291-1626 after 7
p.m. Listowel),,
20,27,3
12 FOOT fiberglass boat,
yellow hull, white oak trim.
Never used, $800. Phone 291-
1660.
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BAY Quarterhorse, 5 years
old, 15.3 HH, excellent con-
firmation, quiet, no vices,
western broke, has potential
for English, quick learner,
$2,500 or best offer. Phone
343-2702. ..
27,3,10
COMPUTER Atari 600XL -
Cassette recorder, games,
joy sticks, programming
books. Immaculate condi-
tion. Best offer. Phone 343-
2629.
20,27
BICYCLES, tricycles, 3, 5
and 10 speeds, standard,
;used,, reconditioned, will
take trade-ins. 323-4766.
20,27,3,10
PERSONAL
BELLY GREETING
Surprise someone with a
Belly Dance message for
any occasion. Call Najwa,
744-1354.
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crossroads
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CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Of 2 Tractors, Ford 16 h.p. Riding Lawn
Mower,J.D. SP Swather, Machinery, Hay,
Tools, Misc., Etc For:
MRS. DEBBIE SOKOLOSKI
& MRS. B. JACKSON
Lot 6, Con. 9, Egremont Twp. From Mount
Forest, turn right at flashing light, north end of
town, go east past cemetery to 2nd corner,
10th Con., turn right, 11/4 miles to farm on:
Saturday, March 30, 1985
at 1:00 p.m. Sharp
MACHINERY, TRACTORS: IH 454 diesel tractor
PS, remotes, chains, good tires, in real good
clean cond., also has heat house; MF 35 diesel
tractor, 3 cyl., good tires, good cond.; JD 800
12' SP swather with cond., good clean cond..; JD
15 run seed drill on rubber with grass seed box,
good clean shape; New Idea 165 bus. p.t.o.
manure spreader, good shape; Martin 6 ton
wagon gear with gravity box, good cond.; North
American 7' back up single auger snow blower,
good; 16' .flat rack and wagon gear, good cond.;
gravity box, no gear; New Idea 6' back up single
auger snow blower, good cond.; Triple K 1 1 ' 3
p.h. cult., good; 10' culti-packer; Kongskilde 9' 3
p.h. cult., good; Woods 306 6' rotary mower,
good; New Idea 7' trail mower; Case 16" 3 furrow _
3 p.h. wide bottom plow, good; G -W 3 p. -h. post
hole auger; Gilson wood splitter and gas motor, all
good shape; 3 p.h. scraper blade; set of chain
harrows; 2 plows for parts; odd scrap; manure
loader for parts; 2 wheeled trailer, as is; 9 plate 3
p.h. 1 way disc; 2 wagon loads of misc.; New
Holland 469 haybine, good shape; JD 2 row corn
planter, 3 p.h., good shape.
HAY: 65 large round bales stored outside.
RIDIrtG LAWN MOWER: Ford 1"65 16 h.p. riding
lawn mover, 40" cut., also with 4' front end blade
in- good clean cond. lawn roller, 3/2 h.p lawn
mower; electric lawn mower.
TOOLS, MISC., ETC.: Honda 5 h.p. garden tiller,
good; 3 complete sets of steel scaffolding; Port A
Cut cement and asphalt cutter with 12" blade, 5
h.p. motor,' good; Stihl portable brush weed cut-
ter, good; old road drag; small cattle water trough,
good; 24" alum. ext. ladder; 2 - 12' step ladders,
wood and alum.; 400 Ib. hog scales, good cond.;
feed cart, good; hog feeders; new 40 rod roll
woven wire; 2 rolls of new corn crib wire; 2"
transfer pump and hose, good; transfer pump no
hose; hog water medicator; 2 castrating holders;
Emglo 8 h.p. 2 tank air compressor, good; por-
table cement mixer; 3 good 12' farm gates; pro-
pane heater; 3 - 2 way cylinders; car motor for
scrap; rack suitable for shop; old leg vise; set of
2" sockets; pipe wrenches; other good wren-
ches; ext. cords; metal tool boxes; V belts; nuts &
bolts, etc.; gas cans; logging chains; 1 ton chain
hoist, good; 2 good rubber tired wheel barrow, '
good; '/2" • air wrench;. ' rabbit cages; chain
tighteners; batteries; 5 h.p. cement trowel; other
items not listed-.
TERMS: Cash sale day. Cheques with I.D. only.
Farm is sold. Machinery in good clean cond. Sale
order: 1 p.m. wagon loads, misc., machinery ap-
prox. 3 p.m. ,Owners or auctioneer not responsi-
ble for accidents, injury, deletions or loss of pro-
perty sale day.
Proprietor:
Mrs. Debbie Sokoloski 323-4396
Auctioneer:
JOHN D. McPHEE
Mount Forest 323-4058
From your District Taxation Office
REPORTABLE INCOME
AND VOLUNTARY
DISCLOSURE
Many Canadian taxpayers
are not clear about what in-
come must be reported on
their annual tax return and
what need not be reported.
The law states, quite simply,
that all income, regardless
of source `and whether or not
the taxpayer receives an in-
formation slip for it, must be
included on the return.
Many people assume, for
instance, that income from a
foreign source, such as a
U.S. bank account or invest-
ment, need not be reported to
National Revenue. This is a
false assumption and one
which causes taxpayers to
run the risk of being pro-
secuted under the Income
Tax Act. Income from forL
eign investments must be re-
ported, just as Canadian in-
come must be. Canada's tax
treaties with• other countries
include provision for the ex-
change of tax -related infor-
mation, and many unsus-
pecting Canadian taxpayers
have found themselves in un-
pleasant situations as a re-
sult.
Should a Canadian tax-
payer, at any time, wish to
COACH HOUSE REALTY INC.
Wallace\lownship Farms For Sale
100 ACRES - 75 -workable . with 55 acres
systematically tiled, Harriston loam cash crop
farm.
130 ACR - 105 workable with 15 acres
hardwood sh, barn set up for 140 beef cat-
tle, autom c feeder silo, 20'x80' Highest
yielding corn land in the area.
Contact: Carolyn McRae 343-2405 or
Lou Logan 343-2041 representing
COACH HOUSE REALTY INC.
Realtor, 267 Main St. W., Palmerston
NOG 2P0 .343-2124
AUCTION SALE
Of Modern Farm Machinery, Tractors, Combine,
Truck and Hay For: ,
WILLIAM A. MANN
(Moncrieff) RR 1, Monkton. Lot 35 Con. 16
Grey Township, 1 mile north of Monkton on
highway 23 then 3 miles west on the 16th on:
Saturday, March 30
at 12:00 Noon Sharp
TRACTORS: JD 4230 with cab, air, radio, chains
and dualwheels, powelr steering & front mount •
fuel tank, 18.4x38 tires, duals sell separate.; JD
2130 with. 540 and 1000 p.t.o., high low range,
power steering, 1900 hrs.; JD 1830 with 146
loader, chains, dual wheels, power steering,
15:5x38 tires, 1300 hrs., duals sell separate; MF
gas industrial 35 with loader; Case D tractor.
COMBINE: JD 6600 corn and bean special, straw
chopper, cab, air conditioning, JD 4 row narrow
corn head, JD grain head with S4ND pickup,
heads all separate from base unit.
HARVESTING EQUIPMENT: JD, haybine No.
1209 9'; Dion 60" forage. blower; MF forage
harvester 260 1000 r. p.m. , grain hopper and '2
row narrow corn head and pickup; 2 Dion self
unloading forage wagons with roofs; MF swather
36 10' complete with hay conditioner; New
Holland baler with thrower model 268; 2 bale
wagons; grain wagon model 3200-077; Elmira
farm wagon; Killbross grain wagon model 375;
Horst welding wagon model 20W'double reach;
L-150 bushel grain wagon; 41' Owattona bale
conveyor; dump trailer with hydraulic lift; New
Holland roll -a -bar rake; 3 small augers 10-12';
New Holland S675 tandem spreader; 41' Allied
grain auger on wheels.
SEEDING & TILLAGE: JD corn planter 7000 4
row with monitor, insecticides (planted 2 crops);
IH seed drill 5100 21 -run grain, fertilizer and
grass seeder (planted 2 crops); IH cultivator vibra
shank 45 18'/2'; JD 220 center fold disc 18' with
midwest harrows and tandem wheels; JD 1350 5
furrow 16" plow; Allied 3 p.h. 12' cultivator; Triple
K tool bar adjustable 4-6 row cultivator 3 p.h.; JD
wheel disc 17'; IH Turnco 12' packer; chain har-
rows, 2 sets 10' each; Anderson rock picker;
Turnco hydraulic fertilizer auger; Geo. White 400
gallon sprayer, tandem wheels, 30' boom with 2
sets of nozzles; 400 gal. water tank on wheels for
spraying (applicator tank).
'TRUCK 197D For -rd 4 speed with differential lock -
and cap, 6 cyl., 40,000 miles, sells 'certified.
MIDLAND RADIOS: 3 FM Midland radio
MO -70-335 with bracket; 1 FM Midland power
supply plus antennas.
MISC.: Lucknow snowblower, double auger;
Fidelity .electric rotating dield alternator generator
on a trailer; 640 Skidoo snowmobile, electric start
with reverse and wide track; snowmobile ca-
boose; 75 Kawasaki motor bike; hydraulic tractor
mounted, block splitter; Fogmaster tri jet electric
fly sprayer; electric power washer; pump for 45
gal. drum; MTD riding lawn mower; work bench;
bench grinder; skill saw; 1/2" electric drill; 2 han-
dyman jacks; aluminum extension ladder; shop
fridge; weigh. scales; wheelbarrow; feed cart; ad-
ding machine; chain saw; 25 gal. water heater;
cement mixer.
HAY: 2500 bales of hay.
AUTIONEER'S NOTE: This is a fine well kept line
of modern machinery all in excellent condition. Il-
lness forces this sale. Please make all inquiries to
David Carson (519)291-2049.
SALE ORDER: Small articles and tools, hay and
then machinery.
TERMS: Cash or Cheque with I.D. day of sale.
Any announcements or corrections given verbally
day of sale. Owner or auctioneer not responsible
for accidents day of sale. This fine dairy farm is for
private sale.
DAVID CARSON FARMS & AUCTION
SERVICES LTD.
Auctioneer:
DAVID CARSON
RR 3, Listowel (519)291-2049
report income which has
previously gone unreported,
he or she may make a volun-
tary disclosure to the tax de-
partment. Taxpayers who
voluntarily disclose com-
plete information related to
unreported income will be
neither penalized nor prose-
cuted by the department.
They will he assessed only
for taxes owing and accrued
interest. However, it is im-
portant that taxpayers en-
sure that they have provided
complete details as the,infor-
mation disclosed is verified
by the department. A dis-
closure is not considered to
be voluntary if it is made
after the start of a National
Revenue investigation of a
taxpayer.
SOLD -- SOLD
That's right! Good, well priced farms are sell-
ing. We'aie sold the following farms since
Christmas!
'EAST WAWANOSH TWP. 60 sow farrow to
finish on 48 acres.
GREY TWP. - 100 acre cash crop with 75
workable.
GODERICH.TWP: - •120 sow farrow to finish on
48 acres.
MORRIS TWP. - 92 acres cash crop with 92
workable.
TURNBERRY TWP. - 100. acres general farm
with 80 workable.
ELLICE TWP. - 50 sow. farrow to finish on- 75
acres.
EAST WAWANOSH - Hog finishing set up on
100 acres.
LOGAN TWP. - 200 acres cash crop with 180
workable.
Got a property to sell OR are you in the
market for a farm. Remember - whether buying
or selling call "CULLIGAN" - the "Farm Market-
ing Specialists".
Culligan
REAL ESTATE LTD.
Contact
BRIAN POTTER
Belgrave
357-3622
AUCTION SALE
Of furniture, appliances, antiques, dishes,
lawn tractor, garden tools & misc. items for
Jean Gill,
Monkton and
Morley Traviss
Listowel
Harvey & Doris Mulligan
Listowel
Sale to be held in the Kurtzville Community
Centre on
Sat. April 6, 11 a.m.
APPLIANCES: G.E. 30" electric stove; G.E.
frost -free refrigerator, matching, both almond &
like new; Norge H.D. auto. washer & matching
dryer (harvest°gold); 21 cu -ft: -chest freezer;
Moffat' older style, refrigerator; Kenmore 24"
electric stove; `Gilson 10 cu. ft. chest freezer;
Hoover spin-dry washer; Simplicity spin-dry
washer, Easy wringer washer; small electrical
appliances.
FURNITURE: Zenith combination color T.V.;
radio, record, cabinet model; Zenith A.C., D.C.
black & white 12" portable T.V.; green floral
chesterfield & chair (good); vinyl Lazy -Boy chair
(good); chesterfield & chair older style;' coffee
& end tables; bronze kitchen table & 4 chairs;
chrome kitchen table & 4 chairs; china cabinet
with glass sliding doors; secretary desk with
counter top; steel shelf unit; Argus model 810
movie camera, projector, screen & table;
wooden mag. rack; 2 hall tables; Admiral'black
& white T.V.; console; small lamps; bridge table
& 4 chairs; pram baby buggie; Hoover upright
vacuum cleaner; small tables & plant stands;
pole light; metronome; 2 bar stools; records;
child's wooden table & 2 chairs; telephone
table; kitchen cabinet; platform rocker; storage
blanket boxes; utility cabinet; maple bedroom
suite consists of double bed, box springs &
mattress, chest of drawers, dresser & mirror &
night table (good); cedar blanket box; single
bed, box spring, dresser with mirror; bedding &,
linens; books; pictures & frames; dressing table
with mirror & bench; wool area rug 8'/2' x 11'/2'.
ANTIQUES: Brass coal -oil lamp with hand paint-
ed shade; coal -oil hanging lamp (complete); 3
coal -oil lamps; 2 lanterns; New Haven ginger-
bread clock; mantle chime clock; press back
high chair; 2 wooden rocking chairs; set of 4
chairs (wood); gun stock chair; press back
chair; drop leaf end table with drawer; ,harvest
style table; wicker fern stand; Phonola cabinet
radio; cabinet radio case; iron & brass bed; 2
dressers with mirrors; chest of drawers; tin
trunk. tin 'laird fins; _ copper tea kettle; 'copper
boiler; 2 cream cans; scissor rack; Columbia
scale; flat irons; sad ,irons," handle, trivette;
wash stand with towel bar; organ stool;
wooden rake; brass blow torch; bevett spoon;
shoe last; wooden clock shelf; ice tongs; cutter
ells; string back bells; 2 Scotch collar tops; 4
int milk bottles; plus misc.
DISHES: Crock churn with blue flower; crocks,
ugs, china basin & pot; variety of everyday
dishes; glass; some good pieces; pots & pans.
GUNS: Cooey 22 cal. single shot, bolt rifle;
C.I.L. 402 single shot, 12 gauge shot gun.
Buyer must have F.A.C.
GARDEN TRACTOR: wheel, 4 h.p. with
plow, disc, cult.; potato molars.
LAWN MOWER: Wheel Horse 5 h.p. ride on
mower 32" cut. .
BIKES: 3 wheel bicycle; 4 wheel Suzuki
good).
MISC. ITEMS: Tractor chains to fit Ferguson
rector; logging chain; .5 ton hyd. jack; 2
wooden step ladders; alum. 7' step ladder; mail
box; lawn chairs; garden & hand tools; slow
burning wood stove; Boekarhp electric heater;
plus misc. items.
Owners or auctioneers not responsible for
ccidents or Toss of property sale day.
ERMS cash or cheque with proper I.D. sale
day.
A uctioneers:
BOB GILMORE
Phone 291-3489
DOUG GILMORE
Phone 291-3421
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