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iJ. gham Advance -Times, April 18, 19$0
ails to consier
a' a and District
n are likelyto receive
seen light for their
1 to develop a new
It in the village, provided
Ole municipal councils can
work. out financing arrange-
ments-
The Kinsmen received a
Sympathetic hearing on their
project from East Wawanosh
council and two members of
the Morris council at a special
meeting Monday. However no
commitments were given until
the councilors can find out for
certain what grants are
available and how much
additional money must be
raised.
The Kinsmen hope to pur-
chase more than 21 acres
Auction Sale
SATURDAY, APRIL 26—Auc-
tion sale of farm machinery
and poultry for Leonard Nor-
ris. Located on Lot 21 (north
half), Con. A., Howick Town-
ship, 11/2 miles north of Wrox-
eter on County Road 12, then
first farm east on Con. 10. Sale
time at 1 p.m_ Terms cash,
day of sale. Owner or auction-
eer not responsible for any ac-
cidents or injuries on prop-
erty, day of sale. Len Met-
calfe, auctioneer, Mildmay,
Ont. 367-2791.
Igrave park
from Lorne #tiulapbrey Recreation, but the club has
directly south of the Belgrave promised to repay the total
arena and existing; ballpark. coat over an indefinite period
Over a period of several Years of time, together with interest
they propose to develop a new charges.
ballpark and playing field, a
parking lot for the arena and Melanie McLaughlin,
possibly a new community ministry representative from
hall. Hanover, attended the
The Township of East meeting Monday and she
Wawanosh would have to buy promised to find out what size
the land for the purchase to grant would be available for
qualify for a grant from the the purchase and to report
Ministry of Culture and ,back. However she warned it
MRS. GEORGE BROWN
Gerrie Persc noI Notes
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A number of local residents
enjoyed the cantata presented
in the Fordwich United
Church on Sunday evening at
the Thankoffering service.
Mrs. John Strong ,attended
the christening of her great
granddaughter, Andrea
Helene Courtis, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Courtis of
Dorchester, by Rev. Robert H.
Armstrong in St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church,
Wingham, on Sunday mor-
ning.
Mrs. Sheldon
paned Mr. and
McCallum of
Kitchener on
visited Brian
Mr. and
Mann accom-
Mrs. Clarence
Wingham to
Monday and
Christie.
Mrs. Peter
WALTON SALES ARENA
COMPLETE N.I.P. GRADE DISPERSAL
Owned by
ROBERT WHITTON
Grand Valley, Ontario.
THURSDAY, APRIL 24,1980
12 NOON
40 MILK COWS, 40 BRED HEWERS,
YEARLINGS AND CALVES
A fine young herd of cows with quality udders with
D.H.i:A. records to 7415 kg. From such sires as Enghill
.eerseus Admiral (VG -Extra); Trudgen Centurion
Dominion (EX -ST); Apache Citation Magic (VG -Extra);
A Birch Hollow Royalty (EX -Extra); Bond Haven Royal-
star'(G-Extra); Browndale Convincer (VG) and others. 10
cows selling fresh, and milking to 70 Ibs.12 due in May
and June, balance in various states of lactation.
40 well grown bred heifers, yearlings and calves - all,
sired by popular sires.
This herd sells in the first stage of listing, eligible for
U5q.!;
Cottle Insured'against full mortality o , li fo r15
0_. days.
Plan now to attend:
DONALD E. WALTON
SALES MANAGER AND AUCTIONEER
5.19.3694804 or 364-2831
AUCTION SALE
OF FARM MACHINERY; LIVESTOCK,
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND REAL ESTATE
will be held for
ARNOLD ALDEN
Lot 24, Conc. 11, Turnberry Twp.,
Approk. 2 miles North of Wingham on
No. 4 Hwy., then 1'mile West on
SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1980
STARTING AT 10:30 A.M.
MACHINERY: 4 Surge milker units; 2 Surge vacuum
pumps; 1 cement mixer, 3 p.h., like new; heavy duty
tractor chains; 2-60 White tractor with quick -hitch loader
and 2 buckets (approx. 300 hrs., like new); International
3 -furrow plough; Allis-Chalmers 4 -furrow trail plough
with cylinder; Case 7 ft. 3 p.h. mower; Massey -Ferguson
No. 10 baler; New ,Idea hay rake (1 yr. old, like new);
Fordhay conditioner; New Idea manure spreader; bale
elevator; 2 wheel trailer; 8 -ton wagon (2 yrs. old); new
18 ft. rack (back ladder); Sandrum 9 ft. cultivator; 1978
G.M. pickup truck, custom deluxe cob, radio, P.S., V8
engine, step bumper, auto. transmission, stock racks,
approxi 20;000 miles. Selling certified;• small tools and
miscellaneous items; 2 hydraulic cylinders.
LIVESTOCK: 9 beef cows, some with calves at side, some
to calve at sale time or after.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Coldspot refrigerator•. (harvest
gold); Moffat stove (Marquis model, harvest gold); Cold -
spot 26 cu. ft. freezer; chesterfield and chair; black
leather chair; old platform rpcker; large wooden dining
room table; automatic washer and dryer (Kenmore 11/2
yrs. old); 3 -pc. • maple bedroodn suite; 3 -pc. refinished
ontique bedroom suite; bed and bureau; Arrow sewing
machine; Sea Breeze ironer; antique Victorian style
rocker; vanity stool; kitchen stool; wall stand; gun
cabinet; roundlolding table; antique china cabinet; .hand
carved ontique cuckoo clock; painted cuckoo flock; end
table; magazine rock; kitchen clock; toy box; large
blanket box; small book case; floor polisher; vacuum
cleaner; steam iron; West Bend coffee perk; dishes; pots
and pans; utility stand; table and 6 chairs; some bedding
and towels; other small items.
REAL ESTATE: Consists of a one storey, 3 yet r old home
with Teflon siding, situated on one acre of land. Large
living room, 3 bedrooms, 3 pc. bath, are carpeted; large
kitchen with Hanover open stock cupboards, vinyl floor
covering. Combination oil and wood furnote used three
seasons. Full basement. Drilled well. 'et
To be offered for sale by public auction subject to reserve
bid at approximately 2:00 p.m. day of sole.
REAL ESTATE may be viewed any time prior to sale date
by appointment. Phone 357.1715 or 357-1150, or for 1
hour prior to the sale.
TERMS: REAL ESTATE - 10% Down, Balance in 30 days.
MACHINERY, CATTLE, HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS - Cash Day
of Sale.
Lunch Booth Owner: Arnold Alden
Owner and Auctioneers Not Responsible for Accidents,
Injuries or Losses Connected in any way with the Sole.
ALK. T iONEEid3:
WALLACF sl.® L,t -A. .N. ; isotiwater 392-6170
GRANT McI ONALD, Ripley 395.5353
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Harrison, Becky and Josh of
Harriston visited Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Toner on Tuesday.
Many Gorrie residents
attended the Belmore Maple
Syrup Festival.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stafford of
London, Mrs. Connie Ross and
Blake of Kitchener, Mr. and
Mrs. Elgin Young of Seaforth
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Eldred Cathees.
Recent visitors at the home
of Mrs. Lloyd Jacques were
Mrs. Orville Awrey of
Thornton, Miss Madeline
Darling of Treherne,
Manitoba, Mrs. George
Harkness of Goderich, Miss
Frances Longley and Miss
Jean Harkness, both of
Toronto,
Mrs. Harry Gowdy was able
to return home Saturday from
Listowel Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelis Vier-
hout of Kortenhoef, , North
Holland, brother-in-law . and
sister of John Van de Kemp,
are visiting here for three
weeks. Their youngest son,
Cornelis, is with them. On
Monday .they all visited Mr.
and Mrs. Tim Van de Kemp of
Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown
were supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Tompkins of
Elmira on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCut-
cheon spent the holiday
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
James Moloney and
Christopher of Bramalea.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Robson of Durham and Birks
Robertson of Teeswater
visited Sunday at the homes of
Mrs. Glad Edgar and Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Edgar.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Lightfoot of Orilla spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
William A. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. James Austin,
Jeffrey and Derek of Elmira,
visited Sunday with Mrs.
William Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Linden,
Kelly and David of London,
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. George Noble and Ken.
Weekly euchre
BELGRAVE — Eight tables
of euchre were in play at the
lgrave weekly euchre last
Wednesday evening.
High lady; Mrs. Verena
Bone; low lady, Mrs. William
Black; novelty lady, Mrs. Mel
Jacklin; high man, Mel Jack -
lin; low man, Lorne Jamie-
son; novelty man, Gordon
Walker.
There will be another
euchre next week as usual at 8
p.m.
would take a year toa
year
and a half for the money to
come through.
East Wawanosh council,,
which had previously heard
the proposal, called the
special meeting to try and get
some idea how much support
it could expect from its neigh-
boring municipality. But
although the entire Morris
council was invited to attend,
only Ross Procter and Reeve
Bill Elston showed up, and
they noted they couldn't
commit the council to any-
thing.
Mr. Procter did agree,
though, that "Morris is just as
involved in Belgrave as Zest
Wawanosh."
The councillors also spent
some time discussing the pros
and cons of the proposed
recreational development.
Ralph Campbell of East
Wawanosh pointed out that it
peb easier to get
• to build these
(tis to keep them-
ard, and others
same reser-
t,'it was pointed out
Il a[ reser-
„.
is just to
develop 8 ballpark; the hall is
f s er'"d4 firth .road and the
KinsrYien ;wouldn't proceed
without a thorough feasibility
study
callThelflors also discussed
placing the new park under
the man gement of the board
set up : fp , run the Belgrave
arena, thus ensuring
responsibility is shared bet-
ween:411e two townships, but
no decision was reached.
The Kutslien agreed to send
letters of intent outlining their
proposals to both councils, and
further meetings will be held
to work out the details of
financing.
Cards of Thanks
I would like to thank all
those who sent cards, treats,
flowers and visited me while I
was a patient in Wingham and
Diatrict Hospital. Thanks also
to Dr. Leahy, the nursing staff
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cur-
rie for all their kindnesses.
This was greatly appreciated.
Mrs. Orville Tiffin
I would like to thank the
Wingham and District Hos-
pital, Father Gutowski, Dr,
Leahy and all the nurses and
staff on second floor for their
excellent care while I was' ill.
Thanks also to all my rela-
tives, friends, neighbors and
customers for their cards, get
well wishes, Easter flowers
and gifts, and to Roy Mac -
Sween, Norman Deyell and
Louise and Lee Simpell for
carrying on my business,
thank you.
Jerry Brophy
I wish to thank all relatives,
friends, second floor nurses,
new friends and doctors for all
their kindness to me during
my months in Wingham and
District Hospital. Also a big
thanks to McDaniel Philips.
Margaret Spence
Thanks to everyone for their
kindness shown to me while a
patient at Thameswood Lodge
in London.
Marie McInnes
We would like to take this
opportunity to thank everyone
wlfo was so kind and thought-
ful at the time of the death of a
loving husband, father and
grandfather. These acts of
kindness will always be re-
membered.
Mrs. Shirley Carter
and fancily
I would like to thank my
family and ° friends for their
cards and treats while I was a
patient in Wingham and Dis-
trict Hospital. Special thanks
toDr, B. Hanlon, Rev. JohaT.
M. Swan and the nurses and
staff on second floor; kitchen
staff and those in the Physical
Therapy Department of the
hospital.
Iris Croukwright
,/lali;fie/l Viseetrilei
BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE.
We have been instructed by the secured parties to sell
by public auction all Tri -County Welding machine,
tools, and equipment and inventory at the location
Main Street, North, Wingham, Ontario, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 26 at 10:30 a.m.
EQUIPMENT & TOOLS: Stevens lathe 8' bed 36 ' wing
gap with steady rest and thread cutting shel3rs /
McGregor Courley Reciprocating Broach 24" Throat
with cutting Pulley Key Seats / 180 Amp. H.D. Hobart
Welder / Victor Acetylene Torches / Hand Shear /
Peerless 1/2 h.p- hack saw / Hydraulic Jacks f Work Ben-
ches / Assortment of hand and machine shop tools /
235 Amp. Westinghouse Welder / Heavy Duty Drill Press
/ 2500 Volt Breakdown Tester / Red Devil Power washer
/ S0 Van windows of all assortment sizes and colours /
Approximately 20 tires mounting units / Tie Down
Straps / Trailer Hitches for cars, approximately S0, all
kinds / Plastic & Steel Stabilizers and hitches for
trailers / hoses for heating ducts / heating cable /
toilet seats / water systems, pumps and fittings /
quanity welding steel and scrap metal.
TRACTOR & MOTOR BIKESi 35 Massey Tractor c.w. loader
/ '400 Yamaha Street Bike, high performance / 1965
Honda 300, white, street bike, collectors item / Yamaha
80 / 1-16' Tandem Flat Bed Trailer.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT: Desk and chairs / Chrome recep-
tionist area chairs and benchs / Royal typewriter /
Calculator / Secretarial Desk / and other misc. office
II supplies.
TERMS: CASH NO RESERVE
NEITHER THE OWNER NOR AUCTIONEER ARE RESPON-
SIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS ON SITE.
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AUCtIONEERS. L-IOtilne.Ton ; A..r,,F,A'SERS
7' r 'j i• SEAFORTH. ONTARIO NOK 1WC)
(519) 521-1458
linmainsimmes
Special thanks to those who
sent food iia'to our horse, while
I was'A patient in Wingham
and Litndon'Hospitals. Thanks
also to Dr. Bozyk, Dr. Flow-
ers, nurses on second floor and
those who seat cards and best.
wishes.
Birdetta Rath
I would like to thank friends,
neighbors ad relatives for all
the cards, letters, flowers and
visits while I was a patient in
Wingham and District. Hos-
pital. Thanks to the nursing
staff ote the second floor, Dr.
Hanlon and the therapy de-
partment.
Sharon Zimmerman
We would like to thank, the
OB nurses at Wingham and
District Hospital for their care
during our stay. Special
thanks to Dr. Mowbray, Mrs.
Phillips and to our neighbors,
the Machans, for taking care
of Brent.
Sandra and Kara Lee Pepper
I would like to thank all the
ladies of Belgrave and the
surrounding area] fuI1, all, e
lovely gifts F,reeved at they
shower in Bet1,0 on' Ours -
day evening. Sp�elal thanks to
the ladies'on the Third of Mor-
ris for making it so enjoyable.
Your.. thoughtfulness will al-
ways be remembered.
Janice Coultes
We wish to express our
thanks to all our neighbors,
friends and relatives for the
visits to our home, the cards,
letters and phone calls we re-
ceived and otherexpressions
of sympathy in the death of
our • dear daughter-in-law
Marie Paige.
Jack and Robena McBurney
On behalf of the whole com-
munity, the Belgrave Com-
munity Centre Board wishes
to express special thahiks to
Bob Gordon and all those who
helped him with the renova-
tions of the booth and dressing
rooms at the arena. The
changes are great and these
fellows gave their time will-
ingly. Thank you.
The family of the late Eva
Brownlie sincerely thank
friends and neighbors for the
kindness shown to us in the
loss of my dear mother and
grandmother. Many thanks
for the floral tributes, dona-
tions to the Heart Fund and
the Canadian Hemophilia So-
ciety. Special thanks to Rev.
Dr. Armstrong for his kind
words, and the Currie -Walker
Funeral Home for their as-
sistance. Thanks to the, nurs-
ing staff and Dr. Pin, Dr.
Cheyne and Dr. Mowbray.
Special thanks to Rammeloo
Guest Home staff who were so
good to mother, also the
Rebekah Magestic Lodge 352
for serving lunch. Your kind-
ness and thoughtfulness will
always be remem Bred.
Helen Gardner and family,
I would like to express my
sincere thanks to friends,
neighbors, relatives, Auburn
UCW and Walkerburn Club for
the cards, flowers, gifts, bak-
ing and visits while a patient
In University Hospital, Lon-
don and since coming home.
Thanks to Dr. Rorabeck and
hospital staff, Dr. Bradley of
Wingham hospital and staff, to
the ambulance service to Lon-
don, and also to Dr. Street.
Special thheee to toren and
La wrerne Piaetzer for their
help in so many ways. All your
kind thoughts were greatly
appreciated.
iia Cunningharn
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MOM :W8 i..,
meeting of 1[Ttut
United' O►ttr 1 Vre
members held this
meeting on April 0
o'clock.
Mrs. Len Schmidt opined
the worship service With,:: a:
short prayer and ,a hyttu#, The•
scripture reading from, St.
Luk
e'E Gospel, chappter eight,
was followed by an
propriate reading, `Be Net
Deceived'. With the, theme , of
the worship being 'Sowi',
she also read a timely POOP,
'The Gardener'. '
The second part gf the
meeting was taken by _ Mrs.
Alex Taylor. She prepared her
study from ,the commission
given to the apostles,. `Go ye
into all the world and pass on
the Good News to every
creature'. Members were
reminded that the supreme
task of the church is not only
spreading of Christian ideals
but the making of new
Christians.
The roll call, a Bible verse
'r 7'n oni,iw,t. as
theern rs and'
Ii closedwith a
lol� on ..
mhan
an Mrs„Hebert Clegg for the
treasurer's report, Members
*tire
De oSineiottnieLeetlCthooirselngfohrt
an Mai 27, Mrs Robert
.Gibson, •catering convener,
asked for: volunteers to help at
the Thankoffering meeting
April 23 when refreshments
l served.
very 'successful bake sale
was bald and Mrs. Taylor
closed the meeting with'
praYer. A social half hour was
spent with Mra, Clegg, Mrs.
Max Bell and the hostess
serving refreshments.
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Mr. and Mrs. John McCut -
cheon spent Friday at the
home, of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
McCutcheon of Barrie and on
Sunday visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon McCutcheon of
Cooksville.
AUCTION SALE
of superior quality contemporary and period style home
furnishings; excellent :appliances; gloss and chinaware;
bedding; linens; utensils and tools.
Being sold for the executors of the E.S. Copeland Estate
of Wingham, together with appropriate additions,
through the facilities of:
WINGHAM AUCTION CENTRE
20 Water Street, Wingham
SATURDAY, APRIL 19TH, AT 11:00 A.M.
Included in the offering - several beautiful walnut living
room tables; period Fry & Blackhall chesterfield; 5 acces-
sorizing Fry & Blackhall occasional chairs; outstanding 9
piece walnut dining room suite; very nice tea wagon;.
eddy style walnut corner what -not; set of Windsor style
chairs;` outstanding mahogany Sheraton style bedroom
suite; 12' extension console table; Victorlana side choirs;
cherry cedar chest; table and boudoir lamps; Doulton
plates; some Derby; miniature Doulton "Toby” Churchill;
silver flatware; dome sterling spoons; Art Nouveau radio
lampe colour T.V.: B. & W. portable T.V.; choice
appliances including colour stove & fridge; white stove &
refrigerator; Westinghouse laundry twins; usual selec-
tion of housewares; clean bedding and linens.
THIS IS AN AUCTION SALE OF MERIT. DON'T MISS IT.
Preview: Friday, April 18th, 2- 9 p.m. and Saturday
morning till sole time.
TELEPHONE 357.10.11
JACK ALEXANDER - AUCTIONEER
W1NGH�AM SALE'S`AREI
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TERMS: Cash, cheques, Master Charge and
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WINGHAM SALES ARENA
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357-1730 or 357.2987
WINGHAM SALES ARENA
AUCTION SALE
Of Livestock and Machinery will be held for
JOHN RUTHERFORD
Lot 15, Con. 10, West Wawanosh, 2
corners south of Lucknow then 1 mile east or
1'/a miles west of St. Helen's on
Saturday, April 26,
at 1:00 p.m.
73 Char., Hereford, Limousin (Western last fall) heifers,
approx. 500 to 650 lbs. - 1.13.8. treated - sell by Ib. in grade
lots; Allis Chalmers 170 tractor with cab, good tires and
condition; Massey Ferguson 3166 tractor with Industrial
loader; Allis Chalmers 45 WD tractor, wide front end, over-
hauled with loader; 3 furrow plow; subsoller; heat houser;
8 ft. Smith snowblower; 3 pt. H adaptor; remote cylinder;
International seed drill on steel; 3 pt. H. 3 furrow averun
plow; 2 Turnco self unloading forage wagons; 12 ft. chain
harrow; Allis Chalmers 220 p.t.o. manure spreader; forage
blower; Kongskilde 10' ft. cultivator; New Idea hay con-
ditioner; International : six row, 30 Inch corn planter
les new); Massey 4 x 14 plow; Allis Chalmers mower; egg
grader; New Holland 770 forage harvester, hay head and
2 row corn heed; New Idea side rake on rubber; '6 farrow-
ing crates; cattle feeder 16 ft. x 8 ft. with 10 ton capacity;
dehorning crate; 2 potato diggers; potato planter; wood
wheel wagon; wagon load of small items; some house-
hold effects and antiques; 1979 Chev '/ ton, truck, 25-
26,00 kilometres, selling certified; 30 square of gold col-
oured steel roofing, quantity of lumbar, mostly cherry.
TERMS: Cash day of sale.
Owner or Auctioneer not Responsible for
Accidents Or Losses
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GEORGE POWELL
Auctioneer:
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SATURDAY, APRiL 19- 1040 Al
CARS, TRUCKS & HEAVY°•TRUCKS:. 1978 Fordo ' lrmontl
1978 Ford 4x4;1977 Chev C20 Von; '1975 Coorl04tovr Calle;
19.75 Ford F350 ,coke dump; .1974 Ford b'4
crick oax4, 1974
Choy 1 P/U;' 1973�T-Bird; 1972 Gran Prix; 75 Dodge D700
stake; '68 Ford F800 40;110'67 Ford F700; ataksr, 9.07: Ford
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Fl00 d ono;, 63 Mack 061 tandemfractor; .-1977 GMC 44
Tlit-N-'L.ead; Maverick Tilt•N-Load trailer, ;ete
1977 & 1973 PAM 26' Doke a Motor tIorn s (loaded)
EQUIPMENT: J -p 450 crawler No -tend);. 2 C9s9 5000
extend -o -hoe loaders A;A,F 20 diesel load tr; Case S00
tractor loader; David Br+Rwn 855 N trance:./mowor (15
hrs); Jacobsen 5 -gang S -PP mower; AC & Yale fqr lifts; 3 =
1 to 1'/a t rollers (Western, etc); tandem & single equip
trailers; etc. etc. etc.
TURF EQUIPMENT: 5 - 5 to 16 HP garden tractors (whorls
horse, etc) .c/w mowers; sno blower attach;. Toro &
Notional triplex Rnowers; Ryan greens movver.; 'sad cut-
ter; 2 sets Brower 5 -gang mowers;. Jacobsen 7 -going
mower;winch; chain sows;', lawnmowers; tiller; spread-
er; pumps; scraper; sweeper; Gill leveler; augers; etc.
etc.
SHOP EQUIP: Drill press; vise; fire ext; drills; hoist; etc,
etc. etc.
Complete Line of Office Equipment
PARTIAL LIST ONLY LUNCH ON PREMISES
VIEWING FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1980.2 - 4 P.M.
TERMS: 5100 cash or certified cheque on vehicles or other
major items, Balance by cosh or certified cheque by 4
p.m. April 21, 1980. Cash, company cheques or as posted
or announced.
M. R. JLITZi & CO. Inc.
Industrial Liquidators, Appraisers and Auctioneers
Professionals in the orderly liquidation of Construction,
Industrial and Commercial Enterprises
69 Sydney S., Kitchener -019)74341221
Auction Sale
Of Livestock, Machinery and Household Items will be
held for
LEE FOSTER
Lot 34; Con. C, Turnberry Twp., 3 corners east of Bluevale
then 1 corner north of 86 Highway or 2 miles east of
County Road 12 on
Saturday, April 19
at 12:30 p.m.
Two beef heifers, 6 beef steers approx. 800 lbs,., 7 sows
bred Landrace, sow with litter, sow due sale time, sow
with 11 pigs, sow with 5 pigs, sow with 4 pigs, 2 Landrace
boar& .12 feeder pigs, Massey Ferguson 21-35 tractor
with #99 loader, chains, extra bucket, overhauled in
good condition, McCormick W4 tractor, Massey Ferguson
3 x 12 hydraulic plow, Massey Ferguson 2 furrow trail
plow, Massey 13 run seed drill, 10 ft. 3 pth. cultivator on
els, Massey Ferguson #110 manure spreader, Ford 3
AR ft. mower, Massey 4 bar rake on steel, wagon with
16 ft. rack, Massey Ferguson #10 baler, Ebersol 30 ft.
elevator on wheels, 2 wheel trailer, Lucknow 7 ft. snow
blower (as new),,, grain auger and motor, electric fencer
and stakes, farrowing crates, cages for 10 'hens;' pig
castrate holder, heat lamps, electric grgin.,grinder,.,.elec.,
triC holler, approxi] k5tto►Itra1 9rait' ,40,500 l it y }
500 baled straw, Whirlpool frost free fridgek (able'
(as new), small tables, drop leaf table, coat rack,,ward-;
robe withglass doors, book rack, 2 of 9 x 12 rugs, floor,
lamp, radio, beautiful dining room suite, picture frames,
high chair, bedroom suite, chest of drawers, wash stand;,
wood bed, bedding, drapes, antique cupboard, bench,'
Crocks, jugs, sealers, pots and pans, numerous small•
`articles. _ _ -
Terms—Cash day off Sala - Owner Retiring;.
Owner or Auctioneer not Responsiblefor Accidents
Or Losses.
Clerk
GEORGE POWELL
Auctioneer
BRIAN. RINTOUL
Gray's Auction Ser ice,
Harriston”
CONSIGN < .EN .
!SALE
Located on Pike Lake sideroad, between Con.
10 and 12, Minto Township.
All types of Farm Machinery
Thursday, April 17
at 11:00 a.m.
Selling at this sale is the line of machinery of Steve Mitchell.
John Deere 4230 tractor, 2360 hours, plus duals, sold separ-
ately; John Deere 1450 plow, 5 furrow, 18" with resets and
disc coulters;.John Deere E 1000 cultivator, 181/2', new points;
John Deere disc, model BWF, 14' wide; John Deere har-
vester, model 3800, two row head and pickup, 2 years old
and cut 300 acres; 1972 Ford Louisville tandem truck, 19'
rack, 20 speed, 6 and 4 transmission; 16000 front axle and
38000 rear axle, with hoist; air greaser.
TRACTORS: 8N Ford tractor; 1166 Massey with duals; Allis
190 with duals, 90 horse power, 18.4 x34 tires; 430 Case with
loader and hydraulic bucket; Fordsan Dexter; Cockshutt 60,
gas tractor; cultivators: 22' Kongskilde 3 point hitch; 18'
International; 24' John Deere; harvesters: 260 Massey Fer-
guson with pickup and two row corn head with electric
control; 818 New Holland with two row coin head end pickup.
455 International plate corn planter;1240 John Deere; 4 row
corn planter, insecticide and monitor; 494A John Deere corn
planter, 4 row; Case 7 furrow plow, 16" bottoms on land
hitch and automatic resets; Case 6 furrow plow, safety trips
and 16" bottoms; Case 1010 combine with cab; 66' "Versatile
auger; sprayer with 30' booms, 150 gallons on wheels; 302
trailer sprayer, Ag Kern 28' booms and centrifical pump; three
point hitch Ag Kem sprayer, 180 gallons, 28' booms and
centrifical pump; BJM 3312 trailer mount seed mixer, in ex-
cellent condition; 330 Butler Oswald trailer mount mixer; 1
Schwartz fence line feeder, 190 bushel; '1 Schwartz fence
line feeder, 176 bushel; 18'. flat trailer with electric brakes;
Eastern 3 beater forage box with 7 ton wagon; Gehl 1600
round baler; Allis semi -mount plow, 5 furrow, 16" bottoms;
Versatile 400 swathe., crimper and reels, excellent; New
Idea corn picker, 1 row; 12' spring tooth cultivator; 17" New
Holland hammer mill; GE innovator. 25KVA. 110 nr 2Z11 volt
on trailer.
this list subject to change.
This is a partial listing. Consignments are still being' taken..
For further information contact Auctioneer Barry pray,
619-33$-377?, and Keith Gray 519-343.3807 or Dave Carson.
Terms—Casal Cheque with Proper Identification
Owner or Abi tioneer are not Responsible for
Accidents or Injury or Loss of Property Day of Sale.
Lunch booth on grounds.
Auctioneers:
BARRY GRAY and DAVE CARSON
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