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F6t;RMEIHS A DEALERS
RESERVE THIS DATE
SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1980
10:00 A.M. SHARP
GIGANTIC
UCTION
Of Farm Equipment
INCLUDING: Tractors, combines; haying and harvester equip-
ment, tillage equipment and all other types of fcrm equip-
ment as well as lawnpnd garden equipment plus snowmobiles.
DONT MISS IT I
SEE YOU THERE
Cliff Gilbert, Auctioneer
Woyne- Word Form Equipment
Hwy, No. 6 Wiarton
Phone 534-29 80 or 534.1638`
Gray's
Auction Service
Consignment Sale
THURSDAY, APRIL 17
AT 11:00 A.M.
on Pike Lake sideropd between the 10th and 12th con.
of Minto Township. All types of form machinery. Enter
consignments as soon as possible for advertising pur-
poses. Fork lift available for unloading equipment at
yard.
For further information call
Barry Gray, RR 2, Harriston 519-338-3722
or Keith Gray 519-343-3607
Watch for complete list in next week's Crossroads
AUCTION SALE
COMPLETE DALBET
DISPERSAL
• Owned by
David J. Dalzell, Clinton, Ont.
WALTON'S SALE i4RENA
2 miles west of Durham on Hwy #4
Thursday, April 10, 1980
12 NOON '
50 Registered 30 Grades
A fine herd of cows with quality udders, R.O.P.
records - projected BCA 188-197. From such great sires
as Roybrook Starlite (Ex -Extra), Downalane Reflection
Emperor (Ex-Exfro), Fairlea Royal Mark (VG -Extra),
Quality Ultimate (Ex), Agro Acres Marquis Ned (Ex -
Extra) and others. A fancy daughter by A Tribute of
Lakehurst sells. Her 3 year record- 305 days 8029 kg 3,7
test BCA 159-164; bred to Roybrook Telstar. She was
the first 4 year old at Huron County Show, 1979 and the.
1st 4 year old in the Tri-County''Show,0 1979. Also
selling is her Ned daughter born on December 18, 1979.
Don't miss this family!
15 cows selling fresh, milking to 80 lbs./day. 20 cows
due April and May, balance in various stages of lactat=
, ion.
40 well grown bred heifers, yearling heifers and calves.
First test towards listing.
Reclassified before the sale.
All animals between 2 months and 9 years of age are
insured_#or• f ll.mortality.•for 1S:days....,......... .,..
....................
Plan now to attend.
DONALD E. WALTON
Sales Manager & Auctioneer
[5.19)369-3804 or 369-2831,
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Machinery will be held for
Broad Lea Farms
Lot 7, Conc. 8, Culross Twp., 1 corner north
of Teeswater on Hwy. 4, then 2% miles east, on
Tuesday,,April 8th
Starting at 10:30 a.m.
TRACTORS: Ford 5000 diesel, load monitor, cab, 2965
hrs.; Ford 5000 diesel super major, 4200 hrs.; Ford 4100
diesel, 382 hrs., Allied loader, chains; truck, 1966 Ford
truck, selling as is.
SEEDING AND CULTIVATION: 4 furrow John Deere semi -
mounted plow, 14" bottoms, new mould boards; Kong-
skilde cultivator, 9 ft.; Cockshutt disc, 2 yrs. old; Cock-
shutt drill, 15 run; 5 section harrows with draw bar;
packer.
HAYING AND HARVEST: Cockshutt baler; Allied stooker
(latest improvements); Cockshutt 10 ft. swather-condi-
t, tioner; New Iden spreader, 95 bu.; John Deere wagon
and wide bale rack; Cockshutt wagon and wide bole
rock.
MISCELLANEOUS; 2 wheel trailer with twin hoist; 42 ft.
elevator; 24 ft. Skeleton elevator; P.T.O. 4" grain auger;
single auger snowblower; 2 Aerotors; 7 ft. hay mower:
100 gal. weed sprayer; grairiovotor, auger unloader;
scraper; stook loader; custom cab, fits Ford 5000 tractor;
grain roller; high pressure pump; air compressor; chain
saw; Ferguson rake; stone picker; smell tools; and many
more items too numerous to list.
TERMS: Cash Day of Sale
No Reserve - Lunch Booth
Oviners and Auctioneers not Responsible for
Accidents, Injuries, or Lassa: Ceeerseied its oily
way with the Sale.'
Owner:
HERBERT ARKELL
and BRUCE WAMSLEY
SklaDct ioriaari,:
WALLACE BALLAGH
Teeswater, 392-6170
GRANT McDONALD
Ripley, 395-5353
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BY DAVE SYKES
GODERICH SIGNAL -
STA R
The Ont; o Provinc: '
Police ar''- 1 rely:,;;;
the'l.Lblic ,A) help iden,
a woman whose partially
burned body was found
Tuesday, March 25 near a
secluded sideroad in Ash-
field Township.
The charred remains of
the unidentified female
were found just a few
metres off Horizon View
Road and one kilometre
west ofd Highway 21 last
Tuesday by neighbouring
farmer. The body was
just a few metres from
the gravel road, lying
face down in the brush'
and in the protection of
the roots of a fallen tree. „
Inspectors Ron Roberts
and Charles Judson of the
OPP criminal in-
vestigation branch in
Toronto were called in to
head the investigation
Wednesday. By thursday
a partial description of
the woman was released
in the hopes the,,,public
could help identify the
body.
Constable Bill Wilson of
the Goderich detachment
said that several calls
were received at the
station but they quickly
dried up.
"The calls were coming
in good at first and all
leads and missing per-
sons were traced," he
said. "But we ran into a
dead end on every one."
An autopsy was con-
ducted in London
Thursday. by Dr. Douglas
Mills, chief pathologist at
St. Josephs Hospital. On
Thursday he visited the
where the bpdy was
>`• -,.use of death
!ret, disclosed but
• e ,;ficial said it,
have been a
nu.., of things.
Ac..; .g to one police
official th face of the
woman was 'relatively
inta,;t' i.; . a composite
drawing was prepared by
Monday for circulation
throughout Canada and
the -United States,
hopefully, to get some
leads.
Along- with the com-
posite• drawing police
issued a brief description
of the woman to aid in
identification. She was a
white female between the
ages of 18 and 25 and was
approximately 5 foot 4
inches and 110 pounds.
She has light brown hair
worn in a pony tail and
has small ears with no
lobes, low on the side of
her head. Her right
nostril is slightly turned
up and there is a small
growth at the entrance of
the left nostril.
Her teeth are in good
condition with some
fillings and her mouth is
round in shape • with a
thickness to the right
side. There is also a
possible curvature of the
spine.
Also, a yellow gold
diamond wedding blind
and engagement ring
were found near the
Anyone . -having in-
formation that may lead
to the identification of the
.i1e
fu'
,
n4
Woman is asked to call
the Goderich Detachment
Of the Ontario Provincial
Police collect at 519-524-
8319.'A1l calls will be held
strictly confidential.
The body wast-'
discovered by John
MacKenzie of R.R.
Goderich close to noon on
Tuesday, March 25.
MacKenzie was driving
along Horizon View Road
to feed horses he keeps in
a bear near the lake when
• he noticed what he
believed to be a dead calf
lying by the side of the
road hear a woodlot.
MacKenzie inspected the
body and realizing it was
a human called police.
OPP began combing
the are late Tuesday
afternoon and Inspectors
Judson and Roberts
arrived Wednesday to
head the team of officers
in the investigation. The
identification team sifted
through the brush
Wednesday and Thur-
sday. 'in search of clues.
The• body was sent to
London for an autopsy
and several samples
were collected in plastic
bags and sent to Toronto
for analysis:
t the site, Thursday a
po 'ce official said the
bo had been there less
the a week and possibly
a few days.
The investigation team
is still camped in the
basement of the Goderich
OPP detachment and
teams of investigators,
including officers from'
Goderich and other
detachments, are still
tracing leads.
YAC Bowling Scores
• BANTAMS
Jennifer Willis bowled a 172
for the girls' high single while
Janette Taylor played. 304 for
the double. Dwight Chambers
managed a 152 for the. boys'
single and Steven Baxter
caught the double with 267.
So far, the Cardinals are in
top spot in the playoffs with
1618. The Falcons are next
with 1603 followed by the Blue
Jays, 1525; Penguins, 1519;
Eagles, 1509, and the Blue
Birds, 1186.
Those bowling games of 100
points or better were Theresa
Kenyon, 124 and 110; Angela
Wall, 139 and 104; Jennifer
Willis, 172 and 109; Janette
Taylor, 150 and 154; Tracy
Thynne, 106; Joanne Taylor,
137 and 120; Marc Nesbitt, 108
and 128; Jeffrey Mann, 100
and 132; Ricky Leachman, 121
and 108; Brian Steffler, 103
and 123; Jeffrey Wall, 127 and
129; Jason Cameron, 124;
Dwight Chambers, 152
Steven Baxter, 126 and 141;
Robert Chadwick,. 1.13, - and ,
'Mark Heard, 150.
JUNIORS
Kathy Taylor was high girl
bowler as she captured the
, single with 183 and the double
with 314. Billy Tolton did the
same for the boys as he
bowled a• 183 for the single and
totalled 315 for the single.
The Ironmen lead in the
playoffs with 1982 while the
Canadiens are in .second with
1943. The Knights have 1822
for third spot followed by the
Bruins, 1199; Jets, 1018, and
the Leafs, 988.
Those bowling 150 -point
games or better were Debbie
Henry,' 160; Kathy Taylor,
-183; Kelly Hollenbeck 166;
Michele Heard, 161; Debbie
Clark, 152; Murray Nethery,
Auction Sale
MONDAY, APRIL 14—Auc-
tion sale of farm machinery,
feed, livestock, for Don Caber,
prop., at Lot 10, Con. 15,
Howick Twp. Len Metcalfe,
auctioneer. Full list next
week.
173•; Billy Tolton, 180, and
Russell Springer; 15L
SR. JUNIORS
AND SENIORS
Kim Rae caught both the
high single and triple for the
Sr. Junior girls, bowling a 215
and 542 respectively. Billy
Gaunt played a• 287 for the
boys' top single and totalled
765 for the triple. Brian Hoy
was top Senior bowler playing ,
a 270 for the single and 643 for
the triple.
Top team in the. playoff
round is The Goofys with 2715.
High Energy has 2568 for
second place while The
Idiotics hold third with 2506.
'Fhe Bionic Bowlers are next
with 2412 followed by Mer-
cedes Benz, 2305, and Hot
Stuff, 1752. •
Games of 175 points,or more
were played by Lori Gavreluk,
194 and 183; . Kirit Rae, 200 and
215; Sheri' Wal en, 209; Greg
Storey, - 22Q , r,_ 2�5 I na1d
McLean, 221 -205; Ronnie•
Clark, 209 arid -fn; David
Scott, 6177 and 200; Billy
Gaunt, 246, 287 and 232; 'Brian
Hoy, 270, 174 -and 199; Donald
Casemore, 248.; Robert
Hubbard, 202; Barry Haugh,
202,195 and 190; Denis Adams,
181; Rodney Jones, 194, and
Jeff Cameron, 199.
Young people profess
faith, become members
Seventeen young people'
knelt before Rev. Barry
Passmore at the United
Church on Sunday morning
and,• as the culmination of a
training course.. in.. cb.urch-
aoctrine and Christian
teachings, professed' their
faith, making them members
of the church.
Mr. Passmore was assisted
in the ceremony by Clerk of
Session Ian Deslauriers,
acting' on behalf of the
congregation, and in an in-
spirational laying -on -of -hands
ceremony, each candidate
was supported by a parent and
another adult who has played
a unique role in development
of his or her Christian faith,
Those confirmed were Brett
Cameron, Pamela Cameron,
Donald Casemore, Steven
Crawford,William Gaunt,
Judith Hanula, Darin Hickey,
Janice Hill, Murray King„
Susan Lancaster, Virginia
LeVan, Pamela Passmore,
Duplicate Bridge
Harley Crawford and Lillian
Brooks placed first on Thurs-
day night at the Wingham
Duplicate Bridge Club.
Yvonne McPherson and Nan
McKibbon placed second and
Gordon Ross and Grace Ross
came in third.
HEARING TESTS
Vancels Store, Wink, tram
on
Friday
April i i , 1-.3 p.m.
NO OBLIGATION
Batteries, Accessories. repairs to all mattes.
HEARING AIOS
J. D. fair
145 Ontario St,
Stratford, Ont.
273-2118
Kimberley Rae, Bradley
Shobbrook, Sheri, Walden,
David Willis and Douglas
Wood.,
Following the service, , a
reception. - was. held : in the
church basement, giving \ the
congregation an opportunity
to greet and welcome the new
members:\ They will par-
ticipate in,, their first com-
munion at a special Maundy
Thursday service at 7:30 p.m.
The church also welcomed
four new members who are
transferring their .certificates
from other congregations,.
Mrs. Joan Crawford, Mrs. Lila
Trelevan, Ross Hamilton and
Gary McCormick.
Three -members of the F. E.
Madill Secondary School staff,
Mrs, Marian Emerson, Mrs.
Marie Douglas and Mrs.
Audrey I. Tiffin, returned
home last week from a
Caribbean cruise. 'they
visited several Caribbean
islands and also went ashore
at Mexico and Cuba. Friends
in Wingham sympathize. with
Mrs. Tiffin whose mother,
Mrs. Arthur J. Hoe of Toronto,
passed away recently.
Mrs. Jim Lawrence of West
Lorne, Mrs, Norman Dickert
of Kippen and Anson Wolfe of
Melbourne visited last week
with the latter's sister, Mrs.
Rowland Ballagh, and -Mr.
Ballagh, Catherine Stretirt,
Recent visitors with ..Mrs.
George Fisher were her
daughter, Mary Dawson,
Ci,`dy' anti. friend • Pant from
Trent River and Mrs. Doris
Estey and Renee of Londoq.
They attended the carnival at
Brussels Saturday night and
on Sunday were Joined by Mr.
and Mrs. William Gibson.
Whitechurch, Mr. and Mrs.
Rob Frank, Robbie and Jamie
of Teeswater, Mrs. Gordon
Fisher, Lori Joan and Lee of
Kitchener at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Carman Machan in
Brussels.
•
MORTGAGE SALE..
Elizabeth Street
Brussels, Ontario
Under and by virtue of the powers contained in a certain mort-
gage which will be produced at the time of the sale,
PUBLIC AUCTION
on the premises on -
SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1980
at 2:00 °clock p.m.
the following property, 'to be sold subject to a reserve bid and .
to the rights of any person claiming any interest under The Mori •
-
gages Act.
Description of Lands:
ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and pre-
mises situate, lying and being in the Village of Brussels, in the ;•
County of Huron, Province of Ontario and being composed of the
.East Half of Village .ots Three Hundred and Seventy-six (376) and
Three Hundred and Seventy-seven (377), Plan Six.(6), on the West
side of Elizabeth Street in the said Village of Brussels. '
Terms:
10% of the purchase price in cosh or by certified cheque, as a de- .
posit payoble to Vendors solicitor, at the time of the sale. Bal-
ance of the purchase price subject to usual adjustments, fot'-fi ,
dro, fuel oil, and public utilities in cash or by certified cheque orr --
t.closing.iThelclosing doteritt-April 30, 1980. The purchaser and
vendot shall, on the date of'tt*e auction sale execute a standard
form agreement of purchase and sale which shall contain the
terms of sale noted herein.
Tenancy:
There is presently a tenant who will be vacating the premises on
or before April 30, 1980.
Reserve Bid:
This auction is subject to a reserve bid.
Inspection:
The house will be open for inspection at 12:00 o'clock noon on
Saturday, April 12, 1980.
VICTORIA,AND GREY -TRUST COMPANY
by its solicitors
GILLER & MacLENNAN
360 Wallace Ave. N.
Listowel, Ontario
Sale conducted by •-
. Auctioneer Robert Gilmore
Phone 291-3489
For further information contact Victoria and Grey Trust Company,
Listowel Branch, 291-1450.
NOTICE OF SALE
UNDER MORTGAGE: FARM
Sale by auction of one farm" pursuant to power of sale
contained in a mortgage given by John Charles Maize
to Florence Methner,
Under and by virtue of the provisions of power of sale
In a certain mortgage, which mortgage will be
produced at the time of sale, held by Florence Methner
on the property described below, which mortgage is
now In default, there will be held a public auction sale
conducted by Carl Roth, Auctioneer, at R.R. 1 Dungan-
non, Part Lot 3, Concession 4, of the Township of Ash-
field, East Division, In the County of Huron, at
1:00 P.M. - 'APRIL 9, 1980
of part of East Half of Lot Number 3, Concession 4,
Eastern Division of Township of Ashfield, being that
part of the said Lot lying North of the South limit of the
Nine Mile River, In the County of Huron.
The Property is said to contain approximately 85 acres
and is located approximately 10 miles North of
Goderich and 2.5 miles from Port Albert, ap-
proximately 7S acres are workable clay and sandy land,
well drained; a 2 storey remodelled 8 room brick
dwelling house with new forced alr furnace, loll and
wood) 100 amp service. Farm buildings Include modern
steel barn (40' x 60'), bank barn (45' x 75'), modern milk
house, sheds, drilled well, borders on Nine Mile Creek.
The mortgage herein was registered on January 4, 1977,
as No. 130693 for the County of Huron.
The property will be offered subject to a reserve bld
fixed
The purchaserbyvendor, shall pay to the vendor's solicitor at the
time of sale by way of deposit of '5,000.00, in cash or
certified cheque and shall pay the balance of the pur-
chase price on the 1st day of May, 1980, the date set for
closing.
The purchaser and the vendor shall on the date of the
sale execute a standard form of agreement of purchase
and sale which specifies the terms of the sale noted
herein.
Adjustments are to be made as of the date of closing.
Enquiries regarding particulars may be directed to G.
Methner, R.R. 4, Bright, Telephone 632-7513.
DATED at Bright this 27th day of March, 1980.
FLORENCE METHNER
MORTGAGEE
Vendor or auctioneer not responsible for accidents day
of sale.
Auctioneer: Cori Roth
WATERLOO - PHONE 884-7440
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Main St., TeeSwot0l;i*, int:
Thursday, April 10 -at 12 nattrid S
Several tractors, tillage equiprnfa f, .*repd js
hey and harvest equipment and many ,1 11:: j ,gngs
articles.
Auctioneers
WALLACE BALLAGH and citANT McDONALD
For further details call Teeswoter Form Equipry eot
392.6825. :.
AUCTION SALE „
of Household Effects, Automobiles and qargge.Ioo.16,
will be held for ' - - . -
' JOHN FARMER
2 mites west of Hodgins Buildall, Wingharn north
Friday, April 4, 1980
at 11 o'clock
1971 Dodge V8 standard window van (as is); 1964
Chev 1/2 ton truck, 6 cylinder with wood rack; 1950
Chev tow truck, 4 speed transmission, chains., 8 ton
winch, CBradio and new tires; Massey 101 tractor with
283 Chev engine; 1971 Nordic 399 twin electric start
snowmobile; 1971 Dotson Car 110 for. parts; 1977
Honda motor cycle, model XL100 road and track; 1973
Corvette convertible with hard top, new point, V8
transmission, selling with certificate if not sold be-
fore; 10 speed mens' bicycle (as new); 2 lawn mowers,
electric weed eater, Registered Dalmotion 3 year old
female dog, firewood, drafting table, large deep- -
freeze with contents, garden tools, quantity • of auto
parts, tool shed, quantity of mechanical tools, vise,
20x24x7 ft. wall garage or workshop 'to be moved'
within 30 days, child's swing, clothes line and pole,
cedar deck•20x12 ft., pick up rack, TV tower and rot-
or, shelves, ironing,boord, roll top desk, 2 antique
dressers, trunk, electric fire place, book shelves,
small rocker, wooden bed, with mattress, single bed
with maple head board, metal clothes stand,' 2
airconditioners, 2 antique side boards, maple table
with 4 chairs, couch and choir, Singer zig sag sewing
machine, hall tree, cedar chest, swivel rocker, swag
lamp, exercise bike, bead curtains, telephone table,
and chair, washer and dryer, side by side fridge and
freezer, electric stove, microwave oven, dishwasher',
35 gallon fish tank, Jove seat, 2 feather chairs, 4 table
lamps, Underwood typewriter, dishes, pots and pans,
numerous small articles.
For information Contact John Farmer.
357-2390 or 396-7398 after 6:00
Owner arauctioneer not responsible foroccidents
or losses
George Powell
Clerk
Brian Rintoul
Auctioneer
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FARM
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Property, Machinery, Livestock, ,
Feed, some Household Effects & Guns for
FERDINAND MILLER
Located on Lot 22, Con. "A" Howick Twp.,
1 mile north of Wroxeter on Huron County
Rood No. 12 on,
Saturday, April 5, 1980
(Starting at 1:00 p.m.) -
(Lunch Booth on Grounds)
MACHINERY: Oliver 77 gas tractor with new back tires,
steel wheels and winCh and circular saw attachments;
J,;D. 2 cylinder power unit; Case 77 pull type combine with
pickup and Case air cooled engine; Dearborn 8 ft. disc;
Westfield 111/4 ft. pony harrows (new); Benn 12 ft. land
packer (new); I.H. 13 run seed drill; Oliver Blackhawk
4row corn planter; N.H. Roll -Ober rake; M.F. No. 10
aler; "two wagons with flat racks;:-Kingwise 24 ft. trans-
port bale elevator; N.H. 32 ft. transport bale elevator;
I.H. corn binder on rubber; I,H. 7 ft. binder; Mount Forest
28 x 48 inch threshing 'machine with 100 ft. endless belt;
wagon with 150 bu. gravity bin; George White 15" silo
filler; snow blower with.3 pth,; two -wheel trailer; 1
ground driven manure spreader; wooden wagon box; t
Gehl 10" hammermills; 750 Ib. upright feed mixer; fe
carts; stable stanchions; pump, pipe, sucker rods and
cylinder for windmill; Lets grinder; four 11 bu. rotary hog
feeders; cattle dehorners; rubber tired Democrat; scrap
iron; good used hydro poles; cedar rails; galvanized eaves -
trough and pipe; '/, inch plywood; 18 new bathroom lock
sets; set of double work harness (complete); horse collars;
15 to 20 milk cans; Remington Model 476 power hammer;
19 pcs. of 34" x .16 ft, galvanized stable ponelling;'-19=pcs.
of 1 inch tubing (10 ft. long); plus other articles too
numerous to mention.
FEED: Approx. 2,200 bales of first cut mixed hay; approx.
100 bales of second cut hay; 300 to 400 bales of straw;
approx, 10 tons of shelled corn; approx. 8 tons of mixed
grain; 3 bags of mixed seed grain; 24 bags of 16-16-16
fertilizer; and some corn and grass seed.
PROPERTY: Consists of ,a 170 acre farm with 135 acres
workable and balance in hardwood' cedar bush and some
swamp. L-shaped barn (50 x 50 ft. and 30 x 74 ft.) with
silo. Steel implement shed (30 x 54 ft.). Drilled well 'and
2 storey 7 room brick house with garage. Electrical panel
boxes at house and barn. Property will be Offered under
a reserve bid around 2:00 p.m. with terms 10% down day
of sole and balance within 60 days (if not previously
LIVESsold).
TOCK: 4 crossbred Charolais cows (bred Hereford and
due in May); 1 Hereford and 1 Holstein Shorthorn cows
with calves at side; 1 Holstein cow rebred Holstein; 1
Jersey Heifer bred Hereford; 6 beef type heifers (bred
Hereford); 2 beef type steers (600 to 700 lbs.); 4 steer
calves; 6 weaner pigs; Belgium 10 month old horse colt.
EFFECTS & GUNS: Kitchen table; high chair; fuel oil space
heaters; butter churn; meat grinder; gas lantern; gos iron;
baby crib; 32' x 80" aluminum storm door; Remington
Model 812 (12 gauge shotgun.).; 1014oa .Model .; y (20 gauge
shotgun); CIL Model 830 (222 rifle with weaver scope);
Winchester Model 94 (30-30 rifle); Cooey Winchester Model
750 (22 cal. rifle); Lakefield Mosburg Mark 3 (22 cal. semi -
auto. rifle); D'eutache Werke-Wrk Erfurt Model 1 (22 cal.
rifle "Antique"). Note: An FAC must be presented In order
to purchase firearms i
TERMS: Cosh on effects, day of sole.
Owner or Auctioneer not Responsible fop any
Accidents or Injuries on. Properly on Day of Safe.
Auctioneer:
LEN METCALFE
Mildmay, Ont, Phone 367-2791