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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-04-11, Page 21Y. Page 4, -Cro aroadss--April 11, 198,4 » ICR wAVE MAGIC nv oing bananas By Desiree Vivea We take the banana pretty much for granted. After all, they're available all year round and they're one of the least -expensive fruits in the supermarket. But things haven't always been that way. Around the time of the Civil War a few blackened bananas, might reach American markets, but there were no regular shipments from the tropics and the fruit was rarely seen. A single bedraggled banana, wrapped in tinfoil to mask its waning beauty, could sell for as much as $1, big bucks in those days. Then, in the latter years of the 19th century, a New Eng- land sea captain named Lor- enzo Baker began regular, and lucrative, shipments of the fruit. But it was not until the mid -1920s that bananas could be found in markets nationwide. It was then that refrigerated, ships and rail- road cars came into use — the banana became a com- monplace sight and lost its exotic appeal. While it may not be quite as exotic as it once was, the banana is still a great favor- ite with fruitlovers. Sliced into a bowl of cereal, packed in a brown -bag lunch or nib- bled as a snack, they're sweet and provide healthy amounts of vitamins C, A and Bl. And ripe bananas are very easily digested. When shopping, choose fruit which is firm and un- blemished. Single bananas deteriorate more quickly, so if they're popular in your' household, it's best to buy by the bunch. Bananas should ripen at room temperature — never in the refrigerator. What to do if they ripen be- fore you're ready to use them? Just mash the ripe fruit with a fork, store in a small container and freeze. (Three medium bananas will male one cup mashed.) Then thaw for a couple hours before you're ready to use the pulp in baked muffins, banana bread, etc.'. Following are several microwave recipes you'll go bananas over! ten. Combine rum and liqueur in glass measuring cup; heat 25 seconds. Pour over bananas and ignite; then spoon flaming sauce over bananas until flames subside. Servejaananas over scoops of ice cream. Makes about 6 servings. , Recipes in this column are tested in 625- to 700 -watt microwave ovens. Foods are cooked on HIGH (100 per cent power) and uncovered unless otherwise specified. From The Living Bible The end of the world is coming soon. Therefore be earnest, thoughtful men of prayer. Most im- portant of all, continue to show deep love for each other, for love makes up for many of your faults. Cheerfully share your home with those who need a meal or a place to stay for the night. God has given each of you some special abilities ; be sure to use them to help each other, passing on to others God's many kinds ,,of blessings. Are you called to preach ?Then preach as though God himself were speaking through you. 1 Peter 4:7-11 Evangelical Fellowship of Canada BANANA,BQATS Bananas Chocolate chips Miniature marshmallows Salted peanuts Peel banana skins back, leave skins attached at base. Split each banana lengthwise to make a pocket. Fill pocket with chocolate chips, marsh- mallows and peanuts. Re- place skins, fasten with wooden picks. Place bananas on serving plate, cook two banana boats about 4 minutes, four about 8 minutes. BANANA CAKE "2 cup butter or margarine 11/2 cups sugar 3 eggs I'cup mashed bananas 1 tsp. baking soda '/2 cup commercial sour cream 2 cups all-purpose flour 1 tsp. vanilla Cream butter or margar- ine, stirring sugar in gradu- ally. Separate eggs. Beat egg yolks and stir into sugar mixture. Mix bananas into sugar mixture. Combine baking soda with sour cream. Stir sour cream mixture alternately with flour into banana mixture. Beat egg whites until stiff. Fold in egg whites and vanil- la. Pour batter into two 9 -inch round glass cake dishes. Bake each layer 6 minutes in microwave. Tutn dish every minute. Cool. Makes 2layers. At wit's, end Or Erma Bomback tA77 r II f'LrHI Rn/trvrlprn. m, My first job BY DOROTHY ST. JOHN JACKSON Certified Master Graphoanalyst Dear Dorothy: I have just been'hIred for my first job. I'll be a secretary for an oil company. I'm really scared. Have you any help- ful hints for me? — N.C. Dear N.C.: Your first job. Sounds earthshaking, doesn't it? Granted, your typewrit- er fingers are in good shape and they're ready to fly with the shorthand cur- licues. But, there's another fac- tor that, probably, you haven't considered. It's important that your fellow employees like you. You want this to happen, of course, but it's hard for you to make friends. Your poise and reserve, seen in your vertical writing, caus- es you to give a cool out- ward image. You are so emotionally calm that oth- ers are likely to consider. you indifferent and turn away from you. Then add your dignity, seen in the re- traced t, and it only com- pounds your strict behav- ior pattern. Especially at the begin1 ning of any new job and be- fore you've learned the FLAMING BANANAS 3 tbsps. butter or margar- ine 3 tbsps. firmly packed brown sugar Dash ground nutmeg 1/2 tsp. grated orange peel 4 firm -ripe bananas, peel- ed and sliced "2 -inch thick. 2 tbsps. each rum and cof- fee -flavored liqueur About 11/2 pts. vanilla or coffee ice cream In shallow 1'/2 to 2 -quart serving dish, melt butter or margarine in microwave 1 to 2 minutes or until bubbly. Stir in sugar, nutmeg and orange peel. Cook, uncovered, 2 min- utes to dissolve sugar; stir well. Add bananas, stirring lightly to coat with butter mixture. Cover and cook 2 minuteh or until bananas begin to sof- AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects, Prowler Trailer, 1977 Dodge Ramcharger and 2 Snowmobiles for LEONARD & NANCY DIETRICH Palmerston —PItts_L-iquidAtior_of Shoes for GORD CUYLER Palmerston At Gray's Auction Centre, 1 mile west of Harriston, Corner Hwys. 87 & 89 Sat®, April 14 • 10:30 a.m. APPLIANCES: Frigidaire electric stove; Stewardess fridge; Viking fridge; 15 cu. ft. Kelvinator freezer; wringer washing machine, good; Electrohome dehumidifier; 1925 G.E. Hotpoint stove; Holiday stereo and 8 track; countertop dishwasher; G.E. dishwasher; B&W Sony A.C. TV; small electrical appliances; 24" Westinghouse electric stove. FURNITURE: Chrome tables and chairs; chest of drawers; dresser and mirror, 2 night tables and double bed with box spring and mattress; chesterfield and • chair; telephone table; card table and chairs; step end tables; pressback rocking' chair; small chest of drawers; day bed and chair; wooden wardrobe; desk; barbers chair; leather directors chair; butterleaf table and chairs with upholstered .seats; ext. table and•chairs; 2 caned seat chairs; brick portable electric fireplace with heater; wooden hall tree; 4 drawer filing cabinet; office chairs; wooden highchair; small dresser and chest with tear- drop pulls; ass't. solid wood stereo cabinets, some with glass tops and doors; Gulbransen music organ; Gilbert gingerbread clock. MISC.: 29 ass't. Nfld. stamps; 8' birch top and bottom cupboards with sink; set of 20 Merit Encyclopedia & .Yearbooks in bookcase; lawn chairs; 8' alum. ladder; garden tools; small grinder and motor; Horneline gas barbecue; two 25 Ib. propane tanks; 2 Michelin 215-15 tires on rims; 71/4" super duty Skil Saw; 3" vise; Port -a -Lab 500D test meter; oldering kit; buf- fer' 3/8" Shopmate drill and bi ; Keystone pro- jector; movie screen; potand pans; large alum. roasting pan; lamps; ass't. kitchen dishes and glasses; Tupperware; ladies bike; 2 gal. crock; snowmobile helmet; Coleman cooler; picture frames; 7' x 1 0' tent; large cement lawn ornaments - deer, plus other pcs.; many other small items too numerous to mention; 40 h.p. Viking boat motor; 1978 Prowler 23' tandem trailer, model 23S, full bath, fridge, stove and auto furnace, good shape; 1977 Dodge Ram - charger, 360 engine, 176,000 km., selling as is, good shape; 250 Ski Doo Elan, SS300 Ski Doo Elan, 2 trailers; 14 h.p. M.T.D. riding lawn mower with plough, disc and 3 p.h.; 5 h.p. M.T.D. Lawnflite riding lawn mower; cement lawn roller; double auger walk behind 8 h.p. Snow Shark snow blower; 3.5 h.p. roto tiller. Truck, trailers and snowmobiles selling at ap- prox. 1:30 p.m. FROM CUYLER SHOE STORE: 3 pr. Western boots; ladies shoes and slippers; children's shoes and slippers; winter boots; rubber boots; handbags; 3 pc. luggage; some curling shoes; approx. 12 pr. Carhartt jeans; shoes in various sizes. Store closed. Dealers welcome. LUNCH BOOTH TERMS: Cash or Cheque with Proper I.D. Day of Sale. Owners or Auctioneers not Responsible for Accidents Day of Sale. Any Announcements or Corrections Given Verbally Day of Sale Auctioneers: BARRY & KEITH GRAY (Harriston) (519) 336-3722 or 343-3607 ropes, you'll need all the support and help you can get from other employees. You'll need some seasoned employee to rush to your rescue when an ugly error fouls up your works. You'll need, too, that pat on the back and that word of assurance that every- thing is going to work out better each day. The more people who are willing to 'answer your questions and untangle your snags, the easier it's going to be. You'll make a super sec- retary. But, you'll have to learn to bend. You'll have to learn to give, whether it comes under your job heading or not. You're efficient, but you're bound to make mis- takes. No one can prepare you during your training for all the emergencies that will arise. So, you'll need as many people as you can get to help you get that needed experience, as quickly and as painlessly as possible. — D.J. gterir in a conversation with jev- e'ral young women, recently, they assured Tire that equal- ity among the se;tes was here to stay. • When I expressed some doubts that it was as good as it could get, one of them gig- gled and said, "I don't know what you older women want." There isn't room here for the entire list, but one of things I'd like to see is a man being interviewed on a talk show about success the same way women are interviewed. HOST: Today, we have with us'Wayne Farquard, who heads one of the largest banks in the country, serves on eight boards, and was re- cently named by Forbes ma- gazine as a man to watch. His name has often been mentioned as a White House hopeful. Would you please welcome Wayne Farquard. Tell me, Wayne, how many children do you have? WAYNE: Three. HOST: Boys or girls? WAYNE: One boy and two girls. HOST: That's beautiful. I know the audience would like to know and so would I. How do you combine working and being a father at the same time? WAYNE: My wife shares some of the responsibilities. HOST: Then she is suppor- tive of your work? That's beautiful. Speaking of beau- tiful, you look great. You've AUCTION SALE Of Appliances, Furniture, Antiques, Dishes and Misc. Items for the Estate of Elsie Elliott Owen Sound, and Irene MacDonald RR 1 , Listowel and M. L. Hartman Listowel aie �riod be held 'e rhe rte' r 7 L Le Community Centre • Sat., April 21 12- Noon Sharp APPLIANCES: Admiral 30" 'electric stove (white); Viking apartment size chest freezer; Simplicity 12 cu. ft. chest freezer; Inglis elec- tric. clothes dryer; Hoover spin-dry washer; Hoover 110 volt electric clothes dryer; small electrical appliances. • . FURNITURE: Sofa -bed; 2 -cushion chesterfield; 2 piece sectional chesterfield; dining room table with leaves; console table; china cabinet; 2 crushed velvet recliner chairs;swiv,el rocker; walnut tea wagon; coffee and end tables; Westminster chime mantel clock (working); wooden kitchen table and 4 chairs; Sylvania portable color T.V.. and stand; Sharp portable color T.V. and table; J.V.C. portable B. & W. T.V.; pole and swag lamps;'electric gone -with - the -wind lamp; component stereo with tape deck and speakers; 2 oil pictures; AM -FM table radio; smoker stand; room divider shelves; steel shelf unit; picture;top card table; mirrors; pictures and frames; portable Singer sewing machine; sewing stand; utility table; 4 wooden folding chairs;, wooden wardrobe; fold -down cot; Andrew Malcolm 3 piece bedroom suite consists of double bed, dresser with mirror, and' chest of drawers (good); steel double bed; single size foam mattress; single size spool bed; 2 chests of drawers; dresser; night table; bedding and linens. ANTIQUES: matching set of 6 wooden chairs with needlepoint seat;. wooden rocker with needlepoint seat and back; needlepoint foot stool; wooden rocking chair; comb. chest -desk with shelves; comb. washstand -dresser with mirror; washstand; settee; drop-leaf table; wooden tables; wooden child's crib; pine blanket box; large chest; coal -oil lamps; 2 tred- dle sewing machines; misc. items. DISHES: Royal Doulton dinner set for 8 (Vanity Fair); crystal (Cornflower); glass, good and everyday pieces; chest of silver complete for 8, Rogers Bros. extra pieces; chest of silver for 12; silver pieces; set of dinner dishes (Mose Garden); crocks; jugs; pots and pans. ivriSC. ITEMS: Filter Queen vacuum with attach and rug beater; G.E. can. vacuum with Attach; Electrolux vacuum; 2 de -humidifiers; camera for slides (Kodak); slide projector, screen, slide tray; electric °fir -fans; foot massager; binocu- lars; industrial hair dryer; exercise bike; 10 speed boy's bike; regular man's bike. GARDEN TOOLS: Ariens Fairway ride -on lawn mower, 5 h.p. 24" mower (good); M.T.D. 3 h.p. garden tiller; gas push lawn mower; Viking electric lawn mower (adjustable wheels); garden wheelbarrow; grass -whip; alum. step ladders; 22' wooden ext. ladder; garden and handyman tools. TERMS: Cash or Cheque with Proper I.D. Sale Day. Owners and Auctioneer not Responsible for Accidents or Loss of Property Sale Day. NOTE: This sale is being held in the arena, the ice has only been out 3 weeks, please dress accordingly. Auctioneer: BOB GILMORE 485 Victoria St. S. Listowel Phone 291-3469 it lost some weight, haven -t you? How did you do it? WAYNE: I started eating at home.. HOST: Beautiful. Tell me, how do you deal with guilt? WAYNE: Guilt? HOST: We all know there is a fair amount of traveling in your work. How much time do you spend away from your family? WAAYNE: As long as it takes. HOST:. WJla.t doea your Wife think or Four suceess? Wasashe surprised by it? WAYNE: Not really. HOST: There's some talk about your becoming a pres- idential candidate. Do you think you have the right to uproot your wife from her job and friends and move her EXT. CLEARING AUCTION AL Of Livestock, Machinery, 4 Tractors, S.P. Combine, Truck, Car, Feed, Misc. for PAUL & SUZANNE JOHNSON Lot 35, Con. 2, Minto Twp. from Palmerston, go west 1 mile on 23 Hwy. to 89 Hwy., go north 11/4 miles to Con. 2, turn left 21/2 miles to farm on Sat®, April 14 10:30 a.m. Sharp LIVESTOCK: Pigs - 35 good cross -bred sows and gilts; 10 sows with pigs at side, balance in various stages; full breeding dates sale day. Sows and gilts, all pregnancy checked; 2 good Landrace-Duroc cross -bred boars, 9-12 mon- ths old; approx. 50 good weaner pigs; approx. 115 good cross -bred pigs from 50 lbs. to heavy feeders. Cattle; horse; Jersey cow, milking, rebred 3 months; 7 cross -bred Hereford -Holstein calves; 3 Holstein bull calves, 150-300 lbs.; 4 Hereford cross -bred ste=ers, approx. 750-850 lbs.; Jersey heifer approx. 500 lbs.; 2 Hereford heifers bred to calve in Sept.; chestnut 3 year old mare, green broke; 4 nan- ny goats with kids at side, 1 month old; 1 nanny goat, 2 kids at side, 3 months old; mature Alpine billy. goat; 70 heavy hens, brown egg layer pullets, last fall. TRUCK -CAR: 1973 Ford F350 1 ton truck, 12' rack steel deck, with good hoist tarp, 4 speed transmission, like new, tires in good cond., selling certified, 45,000 miles; 1977 Plymouth station wagon, V8, automatic, selling certified. MACHINERY -TRACTORS: I.H. 584 • diesel tractor, PS remotes, with I.H. 2200 manure loader, 2016 hrs., with chain's in top cond.; Cockshutt 1855 diesel tractor, 540 PTO cab, dual remotes, 3040 hrs., motor overhauled last summer, good clean cond.; Cockshutt 1750 diesel tractor, remotes, new starter, 41.00 hrs., good shape; Cockshutt 35L gas tractor, motor done over last summer, good, LPTO; Gleanor Model K gas SP combine, with cab, 10' direct cut, 335 • corn head, good clean to_Waahington? WAYNE: The right? HOST: How oid are you, Wayne? WAYNE': 37. • HOST: Are you planning more children? T mean, if you,,a* e,, p y wouldn't a pot it off - incidentai1y,.thatshirtisa gogd rotor for you, Have you beef, cotgr draped? We'll talk more about Wa3ne's sucoe5s and colors after this message from our sponsor. Perth Machinery Ltd • The Farm Machinery Market Place of 'Western Ontario, No. 23 Hwy. N. of Listowel Annual Spring AUCTION SALE Mon®, April 16 12:30 p.m. Large Selection of Good Clean Late Model Tractors and Farm Equipment TRACTORS: J.D. 4840 low hrs.; M.F. 1085 w/cab; J.D. 2130 hi low, new motor; J.D. B row crop; Leyland 384; J.D. 4020 cab, power - n, shift; J.D. 1020 new motor and clutch; J.D. 4010 rec. motor; J.D. 1830 low hrs.; M.F. 175 P/st late model; J.D. 4230 cab, air; I.H. 574 w/loader, new motor; J.D. 3140 R&P axle, low hrs.; J.D. 1840 like new; M:F. 2705 cab, air, low hrs.; J.D. 1830 w/J.D. 146 loader, hi low; J.D. 2130 hi low, new motor; Leyland 344; Ford Jubilee; J.D. 3140; J.D. 4440 4 x 4, low hrs.; J.D. 4440 w/duals; J.D. 111w/mower; J.D. 110 w/mower; J.D. 110 w/mower; J.D. 68 rider; M.F. 85 w/mower; J.D. 112 w/mower; 11/38 Lawn Flite w/mower; Hardt sprayer; N.H. grinder mixer. EQUIPMENT: I.H. 430 baler; N.H. 67 baler; M.F. 550 combine; M.F. 1143 corn head; M.F. 26 drill; J.D. 7720 combine, low hrs.; J.D. 45 combine, needs work; J.D. 4400 diesel combine; J.D. 210 disc; J.D. 215 disc; J.D. 8350 drill; J.D. 14' disc; Kewanee disc; I.H. grain drill; J.D. 8350 drill; J.D. FBB drill; J.D. 8250 drill; J.D. 66 forage blower; J.D. 1240 planter, 4 row; J.D. 246 planter, 2 row; J.D. 7000 planter, 6 row; J.D. 495A planter, 4 row; J.D. 7000 planter, 4 row; J.D. 495 planter, 4 row; J.D. 1450 plow, 4 bottom; K.F. 880 plow, 5 bottom; Hydrein plow, 4 bottom; J.D. F45 plow, 4 bottom; J.D. 54 spreader; J.D. 800 windrower w/cond.; ` Owatonna swather; J.D. 800 windrower; numerous unlisted items. TERMS: Cash or Cheque with Proper I.D. Sale Day. Listed Items Subject to Prior Sale. Proprietors: PERTH MACHINERY LTD. Listowel, Ont. 519-291-2311 Auctioneer: LEN METCALFE 519-367-2791 -cr;nd-;-...GT -Model 370 PTO corn dryer, good __I shape; New Holland 273 y iia e1 r--wiih- thrower in top cond.; Martin wagon gear with Martin 18' bale thrower rack; I.H. No. 10 16 run seed drill, grass seed boxes, heavy tires, good cond.; I.H. No. 56 4 row plate corn planter with insecticides, all complete, top shape; Allied 6" 41' PTO grain auger, good; New Holland No. 36 crop chopper; I.H. 510 4 furrow 18" wide bottom semi -mount plow, good cond.; Cockshutt 237 13' wheel cult. with Midwest harrow and cylinder, good; White 256 18' wheel disc and cylinder, real good cond.; Kovar 18' pony harrow; Western 12' cultia packer; I.H. No. 80 7' double auger snow blower, top cond.; New Holland 518 PTO manure spreader, hyd. end gate slush pan, top cond.; Gehl mixmill, good; Kewanee 36' PTO enclosed bale elevator, good; Martin & Horst 8 & 10 ton wagon gears with 225 bus.; KillBros. gravity •grain boxes, real good; Martin 8 ton wagon gear with gravity box, needs repair; Martin 5 ton wagon gear; flat rack and wagon gear; Calsa 3 pt. hitch weed sprayer, 100 gal. tank, 2 sets of nozzles; Maynate 25 KVA 1 1 4 amps, portable PTO generator, good; I.H. balance head 3 pt. hitch mower; 26' Skeleton bale elevator on wheels; 2 Sets of drag har- rows; I.H. 5 bar side rake on rubber; Oliver 17 run seed drill on steel; 1982 Citation Ski Doo, 3500, good cond.; 1 979 Everett electric start, 340 Ski Doo, good. FEED, ETC.: Approx. 60 tons of dried shell corn; approx. 25-30 ,tons of good heavy mixed grain; 81 bags of Perth seed barley, power cleaned and treated; 35 bags of Elgin seed oats, power cleaned and treated;. approx. 850 bales of first and second cut hay; Approx. • 10(00 bales of straw. MISC. TOOLS, ETC.: Approx. 30 cedar posts, 20-30'; approx. 25 fence posts; cattle head gate; stone boat; Troy 6 h.p. rear tang garden tiller, good cond.; wheel barrow; pile of scrap iron; tractor cab; milker pump; Dole 400 moisture tester; 2 good alum. ext. ladders, 28', 36'; 2 milker units; ' old barn fridge; hog medicator; portable electric oil shop heater, 60,000 BTU, good; handy pressure washer, good; 2 6" I beams, 12', 14'; 35' 6" auger pipe; homemade hyd. press; Bell electric ham. - i nermill; 45 gal. drums; Makita steel cut off saw; steel work bench; gas welding torch set; small bench saw; various sizes of self pig feeders; 2 good customs made feed carts; plywood feed cart; mineral feeder; chicken feeders; homemade 6' scraper blade; 4" 12' grain auger and motor; platform scales; approx. 30 sheets of used steel; wooden doors; pile of oda lumber; wooden pig crate and scales; garden tiller for parts, good motor; ext. ladder; used -tires; 2 wagon loads of small items. TERMS: Cash Sale Day. Cheques with I.D. Farm is Sold. Lunch Booth. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: A good useful offering of Livestock & Machinery. Sale Order: 10:30 Wagon Loads, Misc., Machinery, sells approx. 12:30, Feed, Livestock sells approx. 2:30. Owners or Auctioneer not Responsible for Accidents, Injury,or Loss of Property Sale Day.. Proprietors: PAW.. & ..SUZANNE JOHNSON 343-6107 Auctioneer: JOHN D. McPHEE Mount Forest, 323-4058 ON SALE - Of Farm Macf(inery, Misc. for EAST V, VIEW FARMS LTD. RR 2, Ayton, Lot 18, Conc. 5, Normanby Twp., 21/2 miles south of Ayton and 1/2 mile east of Grey County Rd. 3 on Sat., April 14 12:00 Noon MACHINERY: White 7300 combine with 13 ft. grain head, rice tires, unloading auger exten- sion; late model excellent condition grain head with automatic light control, 318 Chrysler .engine; White 3 row wide corn head good con- dition; Ford 8000 new in 1973, 5000 hrs. fully equipped cab and heater, good condition; White 1465 tractor, new 1973, 3300 hrs with White Model 1542 loader with round bale prong; Int: No. 550 plow 5.,- 16"; White 4 - 16" trail plow; Ford No. 230 181/2 ft. disc; Int. No. 45 181/2 ft. vibra shank cultivator, excellent condition; Sanderum 14 ft. 3 pth. cultivator; 18'/2 ft. pony tail harrows; Massey grain drill, 20 run straight grain, excellent condition; Cockshutt grain drill 16 run grass seeder and fertilizer; White 543 planter with corn' insec- ticides, dry fertilizer, fully adjustable from 28" - 40" rows; Calsa trailer model 250 gal. sprayer; Calsa sprayer for parts; Hesston PI -10 haybine; J.D. 7 ft. 3 pth. mower; M.F. mower trail type for parts; Cockshutt rolabar rake; New Holland No. 270 hay baler, 2 flat racks with 6 ton wagons, excellent condition; Kilbross 225 bus. gravity box with 6 ton wagon; Geo. White 24 ft. hay elevator with electric motor; New Idea manure spreader No. 214 3 beater, new 1978; Winpower pto stand by generator on trailer 15 by/25 kv new 1977. MISC.: Badger feed cart; Co-op feed cart; high capacity waterpump with Briggs and Stratton engine and hoses; Hurst heated .water bowl; -bale buncher; Badger No. 560 stable cleaner drive unit; 4 ton steel bulk bin; 15 ft. Farmatic 4" auger and motor; 100 gal. fuel tank with transfer pump; 4 hydraulic cylinders; 2 stainless steel dairy pails; stainless steel sink; assortment of lumber and steel; electric fencers; wire; some sheep equipment; burdizo; old flat rack; wheel barrow; snow fence; wooden gates; wood troughs; 10 round bales of hay; water troughs; 8 bags of Elgin oats seed; Harris acetylene welding outfit; mineral feeders; 23.1 x 34 ti"re; baler twine, etc. NOTE: The sheep that were advertised on the previous sale bill are no longer in the sale. - Owner or Auctioneer not Resrionsible for Accidents Day of Sale. Any Announcements or Corrections Given Verbally Day of Sale. Cash Day of Sale. 7% Sales Tax in Effect Proprietor: EAST VIEW FARMS LTD. RR 2, Ayton 519-665-7653 Auctioneer: CARSON'S AUCTION SERVICE David Carson RR 3, ,Listowel 519-291-2049