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W4 e 10— urgttam Advance liu►eb lhuis., April t, 1876 cions for 428 or 429, 1 set of scuffler; horse cultivator; hay
hooker headers for 429 or 428 loader'; 2 -furrow walking plow; I
:�•?` >:'>" Ford engine; 1 Moto Ski 398; 1 furrow riding plow; Money 9 -bar
dards o Thanks`\ '` twin Yamaha Ode I White rotary side rake; disc; Knock
McCormick&and
: en tiller. (demo
:;:: .: : �. <...:<... ..::: _..,..:.; gard le ); 1, Whits �'� mowed', Kneen yolk and
22" lawn mower (lento.); 1 Whipple trees; S section harrows;
FAUCTION SALE gas; 1 Massey Harris 30 gas; 1 Peerless hammer mW with 3 h.p. dump rake; potato plow; hen
W welsh to express a very (� sincere thanks to all who Of modern farm machinery wHl Massey Ferguson 2085 gas; 1 electric motor; 1 boat 14" fibre- feeder's; colony house 10 x 10.
6poleW thank you to our friends re embered us in an way while be held for Massey Ferguson 66 diesel with glass, convertible t , tilt trailer This is a good offering of horse
Y Y JOHN STEIN loader; 1 I -IL Super C with hy- with 35 h.p. Evinrtde motor, elec- drawn machinery.
and bievalefo in the commodity patients in Wingham hospital. draulic & cultivator; 1 M.M. tric start (A•l sh�tpe) ; 2 Sandrum Moffat electric stove; churn;
• Ott Bluevale for such a generous Special thanks to our nurses and Lot �� Coe. 7, East Wawanosh 3 t hiteh,ferti}•(zer spreaders; 1 butter bowl with ladle and Your thoughts Twp-• one block south and one G1000 with cab; 1 M.M. G1000 P Pr plat;
Sett. tapirs and best doctors, Rev. Brown and Rev. Vista diesel; 1 M.M. G6 diesel; 1 Oliver * platk disc; 1 J.D. too child's table and chair; 2 radios;
wishes are most appreciated. Passmore. block west of Belgravr
Bob and Jane MONDAY, APRIL 12 Oliver 550 gas; 1 Oliver 770 gas; 1 gal. sprayer; 1 1.H. 15 -run seed organ and piano stool ; sap pan;
Thelma and Alex Nuffield 1060 with cab; '1 Ford drill; 1 I -H, 4 -row corn planter; 2 coal oil lamps; 3lanterns; child's
Corrigan hu 1 No P.M. Kewanee 44 late discs; 1 Cock- rocker; buffalo robe; hot water
g Corrigan 1971 Cockshutt No. 1755 tractor 80 4000 diesel; 1 Interrlbtional 275 44-p
late
wish to thank all our Mrs. E. Williams wishes to ex- horse, 1200 hrs. hydraulic shift gas with loader; 4 'I!nternational Ault 40 -plate wheel disc; 2 tank with heater; electric chick -
model 1300 cab, heater and 540 - Super C; 1 John Deere A.R. gas; Owatonna mix mills; 1 Brady en brooder; parlor table; sad
Meads, neighbors, relatives and press her thanks to the many 1 Farmall C with loader; 1 TD14 Bail spreader; 1 Starline tank irons; clothes rack; bread pan-,
family for flowers, cards, letters friends who remembered her 1000 r.p.m. ; duals 18 4-34 for
and visits while a patient in Kin- with visits, cards, gifts and flow- above tractor; 1971 Cockshutt International Crawler with ad ~spreader; 1 New Idea hay condi- milk can; cream can; canner;
g 5-16 1 ustable blade; 1 Case 310 Crawl-, tioiper; 1 Ford baler; 1 J.D.-'3-sec, washboard.
sardine Ha*tal. Special thanks ers duringher Ion stay in the Pow with hydraulic reset; 1
g y er with loader; 1 Case 600 tion spring -tooth harrow; several TXRMS CASH—FARM BOLD
to Drs. Tindall, Gurbin and Win ham hospital. It was won- 1971 Cockshutt 252 wheel disc, 48
g P late with wings; Cockshutt 18 Crawler with loader, backhoe; 1 new and used (power cors, a rs Owner a auctioneer not. respon-
Mathieu, all the staff and nurses derful to know that someone was P g Huff Pa loader; 1 White 1370 frit motors, power washers, sable for accidents.
an first floor. Also Rev. King. All thinking of me. Words cannot ex- run Model 76 seed drill with Payloader;
tinders and small items.
who ave cards and efts to make seeder; George Wtiite sprayer 30 with loader, 250 hours 4WD,- 2 y GEORGE POWELL,. Clerk.
g g press my thanks to the nurses ft m with Ford 5000 tractors; 1 Cockshutt' Plus additional consignments. BRIAN RINTOUL, Auctioneer.
our 35th wedding anniversary a and staff on the second floor for new)); Massep�Har Harris •570 tractor; 1 J.D. 320 tractor; 1 All items subject to change
happy event. These acts of kind- their kindness and good care. Y A.C. D17 tractor; 1 Masse F without notice.
ness will always be remembered. self-propelled combine with Y
Y Thanks also to Dr. McGregor. er AUCTIONEERS
g uson 1130; 1 Case 930D tractor; 1 Anyone wishing to consign equip -
windrow pick-up, reel and knife; g
-I%acerel Case900D; 11.H. 706; 1 Cockshutt P WALLACE BALLAGH
Aileen and Peter y' New Idea Model 325 - 2 row corn men(, lease contact Teeswater Teeswater 382-6170
Mrs. E. Williams 1850, 4WD with cab; 1 Ford 6000; Farm Equipment Ltd.
Carter picker Sheller (like new) used on , TERMS—CASH GRANT McDONALD
Again many thanks to my kind less than 100 acres; New Holland M.M. "U' tractor. Lunch available Ripley 385-5353
neighbors, friends and relatives Model 717 - 2 row harvester, 3 TRUCKS & CARS: One 1965
machinery
DIED forthecheery cards and letters Years old, and pick-up; Inter- dump truck 6 yd. box; two 1.974 sera not responsible for (idents sale for Lakesignors and auction. SAT. APRIL RangeAcres Ltd.,
national 145. bu. spreader (like Chev. half tons, V8, automatic; P g
sent to me while a patient in Uni one 1970 Dodge half ton, V8; orae in any way .connected with the Port Albert.
BENINGER—Passed awa in versit Hospital, London. Also to new); New Holland 27 forage g
y Y P g sale. TUES. APRIL. 6, inventor
Gateway Haven Nursing the many doctors and nurses on blower, 3 years old; 2 New 1967 Mercury half ton, V8 stan- Y
Holland No. 8 forage wagons with dard; one 1970 Chrysler 2 -door, Teeswater Farm Equipment Ltd. reduction -and consignment sale
Home, 2, Hattie
or Monday, the fourth floor west. These kind` hardtop; one 1968 Mercury Mon- Teeswater 39'2-68'25 of tractors and farm machinery
March 22, Hattie Kreutzweiser tresses can never be forgotten. roof, 3 years old; New Holland P: y Auctioneers, in Teeswater for Teeswater
No. 8 forage wagon (new in 1975) ; tego, 302, power steering, power
Beninger, in her 77th year. She Grace E. Wright brakes, automatic; one 1965 11 ALLAC'E BALLAGH, Farm Equipment Ltd.
was the widow of the late Nor- 2 New1jolland 10 -ton wagons with Teeswater 392-st7U. THURS. APRIL 8, sale of live -
Wilbur
tires; 2 Turnco 185 bu. Chev. grain rack and hoist.
man Beninger; mother of We would like a thank our gravity bins on 6 -ton George WAGONS: 1 Kaston wagon with GRANT McDONALD, stock, machinery and- feed for
Wilbur of Wingham, Harry of neighbors and friends for the g y g 225 bu. Turnco box; 1 George Ripley 395-5353. John T. McPherson, Culross
Culross Township, and Mrs. •enjoyable evening and lovely White wagons; Cockshutt 3 -ton g Twp
George (Ruth) Bruder of Walk y g pe wagon with 14 -ft. rack- bale White wagon 225 bu. Turnco box;
g gifts the ave us. Special thanks 2 Turnco 225 bu. boxes (new); 1 MON. APRIL 12, sale of machin -
thrower rack - 16 -ft. truck rack;
erton; sister of Mrs. Harold to those who planned it. We sure ery and feed for Orris Gingrich,
(Grace) McCormick of Cul- appreciated it and will loo re- Shultz No. 145 - P.T.O. manure Turnco box 180 bushels; 1 Turnco AUCTION SALE
PP g spreader with new apron chain; 7 box 150 bushels; 2 George White Of livestock, machinery and Ashfield Twp.
roes Township. Also surviving member your thoughtfulness. truck tires; hay feeder; 2 forage boxes and wagons; 1 household effects and some MON. APRIL 19, farm machin -
are e18 grandchildren. She was Jean Howard and hydraulic cylinders; 22 -ft. stable Cockshutt 5 -ton wagon 600 x 16, antiques ery sale for Donald McTavish
predeceased by one brother � Cheryl Walker ,- 6 -ply tires.. '
and two sisters. Funeral ar- cleaner,chute, 1 vears old: New P Y for Huron Twp.
Holland 6 -ton wagon (like new). SPREADERS: 1 New Idea •207 ELI J.'YODER
rangements were in the charge Our sincere thanks to the single beater; t New Idea 212 x
of the MacPherson Funeral Catholic Women's League of For- TERMS CASH g Lot 16 and 17, Con. A. Howick
Chapel, Teeswater. Interment mosa, the MacPherson Funeral Owner or auctioneer not respon- 215 (excellent con.); 1 New Idea Twp., 2 miles north Wroxeter on'
95 bushel; 1 New Holland 3
took place in Formosa Roman Home, Father Dentinger, Bible for accidents Belmore Road,
GEORGE POWELL, Clerk. beater; 3 New Holland '327; 1 New SATURDAY, APRIL 10
Catholic Cemetery. Pallbear friends, relatives, neighbors and BRIAN RINTOUL, Holland 331, fence line feeder at AT t:OUP.M.
ers were Jerry eningCunty, Ervin pallbearers. tachment; 1 New Holland 510; 1 OHM: In loving memory of a
Voisin, Edward Beninger, Nor- Wilbur Beninger Auctioneer, LIVESTOCK: 13 Holstein cows, g Y
357-•2'.39. International 155 bu. with liquid some fresh and springing, bal- dear husband, father and grand -
man VOlson, Frank Voison and and family an; 1 John Deere N spreader; father, Fred W., who
Leander Helk. 1-8 P P ante in various stages of lasts- passed
one 1000 gal. liquid spreader tion; 7 BWF steers, 500 - 800 lbs.; away two years ago, April 1, 1974.
I would like to thank everyone (homemade). A sleep in God's beautiful garden,
SHEPHERD—Passed away at for the cards, visits, flowers and 3 Holstein steers approx. 5001bs.; P • g den,
Clinton Public Hospital on treats while I was a patient in the AUCTION SALE CORN & HAY EQUIPMENT: 1 1 Holstein bull 2 years old; all Free from all suffering, pain and
Thursday, March 25, Mrs. An- hospital. A s Of livestock and machinery will Mengale 3 pt. hitch 1 -row forage cattle will be blood tested for sorrow,
p special thanks to be held for harvester.; 1 I ord 612 forage har- Brucellosis prior to the sale 50 And when life's journey has end -
83rd year. She was the beloved Betty Bradshaw ALVIN PROCTER vester 2 -row corn head, hay pick- laying hens. ed
wife of Norman Shepherd; dear Lot S. Con. 1, Turnberry Twp., 11/2 up; 1 New Holland 6A harvester; MACHINERY: International We know we shall meet again.
mother of Mrs. Ross (Phyllis) I would sincerely like to thank miles east of Wingham, on High- 1 New Holland 616 1 -row corn Farmall H. tractor, Mildmay —Sadly missed by wife Rose
way 86 head, hay head; 1 New Holland grain separator, 24 in.; Inter- and family.
Hoggart of RR 4, Wingham and Whitechurch group, Rev. Arm- 770 harvester, 2 -row narrow corn national cutting box, 2 Inter -
Wilma of London. Also surviv- strong, Gordon Godkin, his wife SATURDAY, APRIL 10
ing are one brother, Edward and all those who'`sent cards. AT 12 O'CLOCK SHARP head and wide swipe pick-up national grain binders, 2 Interna- BROWN: In loving memory of
Reid of Londesboro, and two Lloyd Phillips 18 beef cows bred Hereford for ( used 40 acres) ; 1 New idea 620 tional corn binders, 3 Interna- our daughter and sister, Brenda,
grandchildren. The late Mrs. spring calving; 4 yearling heif- forage blower; 2 New Idea 325-314 tional horse drawn oil bath mow- who passed away March 31, 1974.
ers; 2BWF steers; BWF heifer; 5 picker shelters; 1 Oliver 19 -bale ers, 2 International side rakes, A leaf in our book of memory
Shepherd rested at the Ball Auction Sale thrower; 1 Allied bale stooker, International 2 -horse corn scuf- Gently turned today.
Funeral Home, Clinton, where BWF (short keep) steers; sow
funeral and committal service AUCTION SALE with 10 small pigs; sow with 9 automatic with motor; 1 Cock- fler, International 8 -ft. cultivator, No need for words except to say
was held Monday at two o'- Modern, vintage and antique fur- small pigs; sow with litter; 32 shutt rake; 1 Cockshutt 461 hay- International manure spreader, You are missed, loved each and
clock. Interment followed in nishing5 and smallwares, de- large chunks; hog; Massey Fer- bine; 2 New Idea mowers; 1 New John " Deere spreader, steel every day..
Clinton Cemetery. Donations to pendable appliances from a guson 165 diesel tractor with cab Idea 290 Mow Ditioner; 1 Massey wheeled wagon with flat rack, In- —Lovingly remembered by
the Canadian Cancer Society Brussels residence together with and 1200 hrs.; International 434 Harris 60 combine with motor; 1 ternational grain drill, 11 run; Mom, Dad and sister Sharon.
are being accepted by the appropriate additions of worth. tractor with loader, pulley, Massey Ferguson 92 combine; 1 land packer, double disc, 2 sec-
chains and 1900 hrs.; McKee 1 John Deere 40 combine. tion spring tooth harrows, Har- SANDERSON: In loving memory
family as expressions of sym Modern and vintage chesterfield auger snow blower, 3 years old, TILLAGE EQUIPMENT: 1 San-. vey bale elevator, 32 ft. with
pathy. suites; dressers and beds; good of a dear son and brother, Wayne
7 ft. width; Allis Chalmers 3-14 drum 34 tine cultivator (new); 1 under carriage, hay loader, fan- B. Sanderson, who passed away
mattresses; kitchen and dinette hydraulic plow; Cockshutt 15 run Sandrum 39 tine cultivator ning mill, bob sled and rack, 2
MrKAGUE—Passed away in suites; small freezer; refrigera- two years ago March 31;'1974.
Toronto General Hospital on tors; spin -washers; buffets-, power lift drill; 10 -ft. chain har- (new); 1 Allied 4 -row corn culti- walking plows, open buggy, pony Your end was sad and sudden,
g g row; diamond harrows; fertilizer vator (new); 1 International 40 cart, democrate, potato digger, 6 No time to say goodbye,
March 26, Robert E. to Robert
china cabinet; living room, spreader; land roller; New Hol- P to wheel disc; 1 Case 10 -ft. rolls new barb wire, some ferti
younger son of the late Robert chairs; Canadians cupboards, land P.T.O. manure spreader; w eel disc; 1 Kewanee 48 plate lizer, quantity of lumber, used You were gone before we knew it,
J. McKague and Elizabeth jam cupboards; chairs; early P wheel disc; 1 John Deere 48 la q y God knows the reason why.
Turnbull of Turnberry Town- Belgian D.B. shotgun; primi- 9 -2 -ft- Kongskilde cultivator; plate steel, cement blocks, other
ship, in his 78th year. He is sur fives; stoneware; p.b. chairs; John Deere wagon with 14 -ft. wheel disc; one 28 plate disc; 2 articles too numerous to mention.
rack; gravel box; 2,500 bales of Aitkenhead 13'4" chain harrows; All the above machinery is horse
vived by one sister, Mrs. Hugh televisions; good skill -saw; ha g 1 chain harrows l0'; 1 Ferguson (May) Klager of Toronto, and sabre saw; lamps; pictures and Y; 12 tons of rain; No. 273 New 3 drawn.
several nieces and nephews. He frames; bedding and linens; Holland baler with super sweep furrow plough; I Ferguson 4 ANTIQUE FURNITURE: Wood
was predeceased by his wife, china and glassware; utensils. Pick-up, nearly new; New Hol- furrow semi -mount 14" trip space heater, wooden bed, hick -
land 7 -ft. mower; 32 -ft. elevator beam; 1 Kongskilde 4 furrow ory rocking chair, kerosene
RosePlum, in 1973; four sisters Much more diversified and desir- :with motor; Mildmay 24 x 36 rubber trip, semi -mount; 1 lamps.
and one brother. The late Mr. able furnishings being sold on thresher with 100 -ft. belt; McCor- Kongskilde 4 furrow semi -mount HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: 2
Day F Funeral
rested at the Ralph behalf of the owners and trustees mick hammer mill with 75 -ft. (excellent con.) ; 1 Cockshutt 360, chesterfield suites almost new; 2
Day Funeral Home where serv- through the facilities of:
ice was conducted by Rev. Wil- ESTATE MARKETING belt; bale loader; bale stooker; 4 -furrow plow; 1 Cockshutt 3242, swivel chairs, bureau, dresser,
son on Monday. SERVICES Massey binder; side rake; corn 4 -furrow 4' 14" trip beam plow; 1 beds, Riteway heat stove, Wing -
Auction Centre, planter; corn scuffler; corn International 5 -furrow, new ham cook stove, extention table,
binder; sleigh; pump jack; tur- mouldboards; 1 Case 4 -furrow other articles too numerous to
20 Water St., Wingham, Ontario. 16" tri beam 3 t hitch; 1 Ford mention.
r - - ,SATURDAY, APRIL 3, nip sower; water trough; cement P P
11:00 A M mixer with motor; table saw; 4 -furrow 12" trip beam; 1 Allis Owner or auctioneer not respon"Sm
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E PARKER 36 -ft. ladder;- 12 -ft. hydraulic Chalmers 4 -furrow 16" trip sible for accidents day of sale.
Preview: Friday 2 p.m. till 5 jack; emery with stand; vice; beam; 1 John Deere 4 -furrow 16" .Any announcements or correc-
Plumbin & Heating p.m., 7 p.m. till 8:30 p.m. Satur-
9 9 day 9:00 a.m. a -horse motor; buggy wheels; trip beam semi -mount; 1 John tions will be given verbally day of
PHONE - 887-6079 scales; walking -plow; 160 -ft. Deere 5 -furrow 16" trip beam sale.
For further information 357-1011
"Our reputation is hayforl� rope; cattle clippers; semi mount; 1 Hydrien 3' 16"
our recommendation" socket wrenches; pail water SAR plow; 1 Glencoe 1211' NO RESERVE AS FARM
heater; bells; farrowing crate; cultivator. IS SOLD.
wringer washer with pump; TIRES & DUALS: 1 pair 18.4 x 34 7 per cent sales tax in effect. !S1
It broke our hearts to lose you,
As in the hour you pawed away.
But you did not go alone,
—Lovingly remembered and
For part of us went with you
sadly missed by her sisters and
The day God called you home.
brothers-in-IaW, Myrtle, Mabel
—Lovingly remembered and
and Selo, Annie and Lorne.
Sadly
missed by Mother andsiste
HEUGHAN: In loving memory of
a dear husband, W. A. Heughan,
who passed away April 7, 1974.
MULVEY: In loving memory of
Time takes away the edge of
our dear sister Mrs. Elma Mul-
grief,
vey, who passed away three
But memories turn back every
years ago April 5, 1973.
leaf.
There is never a day that passes
--Sadly missed by wife Hazel
by �
But our thoughts reach out to )+'�ll:
and ffmdy.
Never a joy that cornea to us
But we wish you could share it,
R W gEll
too.
In our garden of beailtiful memo-
0"0MSTRIST
ries,
You return to us each day,
C��
For you are just as dear today
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OCCIDENTAL LIFE INSURANCE
Term protection at low cost - Individual Protection - Partnership
Insurance, Sale Proprietor Insurance - Mortgage Insurance -
Corporate Insurance
HERBERT DIRSTEIN, LISTOWEL, 291-3372
HOWICKFIGURE
SKATING CLUB
The Howick Figure Skating Club would like to take this op-
portunity to thank everyone who helped in any way to make
our Carnival a success on March 27th.
A special thanks to the following businesses who donated
prize money and door prizes.
Leone's Beauty Salon - Fordwich
Nickel Motors - Fordwich
Fordwich Feed Mill
Allan Adams - Wroxeter'
Russell J. Lockwood Electric - Wroxeter
Gorrie Building Supplies
Currah's General Store - Gorrie
Davidson's Furniture - Gorrie
Lloyd Townsend Milling - Wroxeter
Sharpins Shell - Wroxeter
Kay's- Hairdressing - Wroxeter
For -Mare Mortgages - Harr-iston
Joe Craig - Wroxeter
Linda's Hairdressing - Wroxeter
Stroop's Custom Butchering - Fordwich
Joyce's Hairdressing - Wroxeter
John Brown Motors - Gorrie
Keil Ins. Agency - Gorrie
Chambers Dominion Hardware Wroxeter
Howick Farmers Mutual Fire Ins. Co. - Wroxeter
Gibson's Saw Mill - Wroxeter
Form Automatic Feeding Co. - Gorrie
Mac Wylie Construction - Wroxeter
Glen Martins Garage - Fordwich
Lloyd Simmermaker - Shell - Fordwich
Henry Mundt - Welding - Fordwich
Elmer Miller Grocery - Fordwich
John Wilson Electric - Fordwich
John Johnson Purina - Fordwich
Charlie Moore Sanitation Services - Wroxeter
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce - Fordwich
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce - Wroxeter
The Toronto Dominion Bank - Gorrie
Fordwich Village Nursing Home
K. C.,Stewart - B.P. Dealer - Fordwich
Carl D'Arcey Sand 8 Gravel - Fordwich
Kloassen•s General Store - Fordwich
King's Home Hardware - Fordwich
Door Prizes donated by:
Dave 8 Jean Dinsmore - Fordwich Village Forms Ltd.
Roye s Place Fordwich
Carson's Hardware Gorrie
Koster's Grocery - Wroxeter
Gibson s Saw Mill - Wroxeter
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WARD & U PT I G RO V E clothes dryer; dish washer; chest duals (used); 1 pair 18.4 x 38 Proprietor,
of drawers; ironing board; wash duals (used); 1 pair 18.4 x 38 ELI J. YODER, e
Listowel tubs with stand; phonograph; duals (new); 1 pair 18.4 x 34 duals RR 1, Wroxeter. D
(519) 291-3040 wood heater with pipes; jars; (new); 1 pair 18.4 x 34 tire,% (new) CARSON'S AUCTION "
clothes rack; high chair; child's 1 pair 18.4 x 38 tires (new); 1 pair SERVICE.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTA
NTS wagon and sleigh; kiddie car; 16.9 x 30 tires (new); 1 pair 14.9 x Auctioneer,
Massey Harris 36 -plate disc; 26 tires (new); 1 pair 10.00 x 16 rib DAVID CARSON,
steel stone boat; steel posts; implement tires (new); 2 used KR 3, Listowel,
lumber. 18.4 x 28 tires; 1 used 18.4 x 34 291-2049.
ilk with our FBDB TERMS CASH—FARM SOLD tire; 1 used 16.9 x 30 tire; 20 used
Owner or auctioneer not respon- 15" tires for implements; new _r
• sible for accidents and used 1 IL x 15, 9.5 x 15 and CLEARING
in Imi ement Servicex GEORGE POWF;LL,Clerk. 7.60 x 15 Implement tires. AUCTION SALE
BRIAN RINTOUL, SNOW BLOWERS: 1 New Idea 7 Of livestock and machinery will
• Auctioneer, 357-2349. ft. single; 1 New Idea 6 ft. single: be held for
r 1-8 3 Steinback; 1 McKee 6 ft. double CHARLES SMITH
auger; 1 Incor; 1 Snowblower to Lot SH 33, Con. 7, East Wawanosh
fit A.C. snap coupler. Township, one block south and
CONSIGNMENT SALE: MISCELLANEOUS: 1 Massey three blocks west of Belgrave, on �
Of new and used farm machinery Ferguson 15 run seed drill; 1 SATURDAY, APRIL 3 1
who helps p at Cockshutt 13 run seed drill; 1 AT 1 P.M.
small businesses TEE SWATER FARM Calsa 250 gal. sprayer (only Sorral gelding and grey gelding
EQUIPMENT LTD s ra ed 250 acres ) 1 C t• til h 7 and 10 rs Id 11
help themselves. P B p Y on inen
y Main Street, Teeswater, 200 al. s ra er; 1 Continental broke to harness; 18 black steers SEE TMI�M- ��', y"
on post hole digger: 1 McKay post and 2 Hereford steers (800 to 850
If you're wondering TUESDAY,APRIL6th, hole digger; i Turnco land lbs.) sell by lb.; 2 white faced NOW In OUR
whether there's a federal AT 10 A.M. packer 12 ft. (only used 10 acres) ; steers and Hereford heifer (650
TRACTORS
government program that : 1 Cockshutt 1850 1 George White Roto cutter 5 ft. ; 1 lbs. ); BWF cow due April, bred SHOWROMOM I
diesel; 1 Cockshutt 1855 diesel Geor a White 100 al. low
can assist your husmess, g g pies Hereford.
contact our Management with cab; I d'ockshutt 1750 with sure sprayer (new); 1 George Rubber tired wagon with 16 ft.
cab; 1 Cockshutt 1850 diesel (ex- White 32 ft. pipe elevator; 1 rack, team Bretchen harness GT -380 Medium v,pd eu•,�ra r n,nrut m„t ,rr;ycle 3 cylinder Ram air-cooled engine Elec-
tell ices what
who will tronic digital Apar ,neiv air>r ry )(gled rran9mission with primary kick-start' Spring f
tell fou what federal cellent con.) ; 1 Cockshutt 1800 Hutchinson 33 ft. x 8” PTO auger; bells; several horse collars up to v Suzuki (slay donna inp sppr,,al ";,,,,,k, ,pr,ny savings P err( y 9 or this
programs may suit your needs and put you in touch diesel, 1 Cockshutt 1650 with cab; 1 John Deere roll bar and canopy, 25 Inches; scales; log chain;
with the appropriate offices. 1 Cockshutt 40 chassis & frame for 4020 or 30; 1 Monarch transfer pulleys; fan mill; h fork car
y area call W. J. Rey- for pull tractor; 1 Case 970 diesel pump with Briggs & Straton 3 h.p. a d rope; sleigh Vith rack; P Lawn & Sports Equipment
For our ornolds of 271.5650 (Stratford) with cab (excellent con.); 1 Case engine; 1 Maverick 24 ft. tilt wagon box and stock rack; pig
780 diesel; I Case 830 diesel (ex- trailer; 1 Clearview cab; 1 Ford feeder; i trough; stone boat;
or wl•ito to: Federal Business �cam.Ac pig g Highway 23 North, Listowel, .,, 291-2441
Development Bank 1036 On- &/`� cellent con.) ; 1 Case Model D 429 engine, rebuilt for pull frac- McCormick horse drawn spread-
torio Strut, Stratford, On- AEt�FCG�►�ENFSA gas; 1 Case 830 Comfort King tor; 1 Wisconsin 4VHD engine er; antique steel tired wagon with
tart NSA 6Z3., gas; 1 Case 430 diesel with Free- with power transfer unit; 1 Ford b"ig wheels; binder canvas; We Service What We Sell'
man loader; 2 Massey Harris 333 390 engine; 2 Ford C6 transmis- Massey 13 -run seed drill; team
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