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HAY for sale. 482-3320. • 10-22x3
15 acres of alfalfa for sale. Call after .6 p.m.,
527-1947. 10-22-3,
TRUCKLOADS off slabs anedgings'from our;
sawmill. R.J. Dungey Sr' Sons, ,Mitchell.
348-8477. , ."- 10-02-tf
PROWLER, Golden Falcon, Soler Travel
Trailers. Lionel Hardtops. Truck Campers
and Caps. New and used. Sales, Repairs,
Rentals. Camp -Out, Hwy. 8 W Strafford
393-5938. - 10-17-14
A working model demonstrates water erosion
control at the Foodland Stewardship Centre
in Londesboro. Also to be seen .are Terrafix
interlocking concrete blocks and -filter mat
used for safe and effective low level farm '
ditch crossings and streambank protection.
Phone 523.9719; evenings .523-4597. , 10-23-2,
46 acres standing hay, 90% alfalfa 10%
Timothy. Call David Ste. Marie after 2 p.m.
527-1438? _ 10-23x2
MIXED HAY, alfalfa and grass for sale, 27
acres. Phone 482-3129. 10-24-1'
USED RAILWAY TIES. Pressure treated,
uniform quality bundles guaranteed. Deliv-
ered semi -load Tots only. (450 minimum).,
Reasonably priced. Phone (204) 725-2627.
Office hours. 10-24-01
TEAK bedroom saite, double bed, with'
mattress, night tables attached _to head
board. Large 9 drawer low dresser with
mirror, $400.00. Call weekdays 2-5..527=
1360. - 10-24-1
28 acres standing alfalfa timothy hay. Jeff
Cardiff. 887-6889 or 887-6162. 10-24-1
WEEKLY. -SPECIALS! See our ad in Focus,
Clinton Boxed Meats, just off Hwy. #4 north
of Clinton, 1'/4 mile south of Londesboro:
Watch for our sign. Call collect 523-9508.
10-24-1
COUNTER -TOP range and oven refrigerat
or, washer dryer, continental double bed,
desk, kitchen stool, utility table, string art
crafts etc. By appointment. Evelyn Brown
Harpurhey. 527-D658. 10-24x1
Truckload of
0- ARtI`CLES FOR,SALE
COME in and see our new wallpaper
department. Campbell's Crown Hardware,
Seaforth, 527-1420. • 19-24.2
s ,
ONE 15 ft. 3 point hitch ,John Deere 'rodeo
hoe. Joe's seve ton wagon. One Massey
Ferguson seven,' i' t mowet. One New Idea
hay conditioner, All in good. condition.
Phone 482-7467, 482-3146. 10-24-1
POOL' TA1#LE, large size, like new, with
complete equipment. Folding bicycle, good
condition, 19'r wheel. Phone 527-0753.
- 10-24x1
CHESTERFIELD and chair, good condition;
electric Acorn fireplace. Phone 527-0196.
, 10-24-1
2 pair pants, size 46, like new, $5.00 each. 1
black ovetcoat, size 46, $5.00 'or all 3 for
$10.00. Phone 521-0422 at noon.,,,. 10-24x1
CAT for giveaway to a good home.
Grey/white/brown. Answers to Stretch.
House trained, declawed and has had all
shots. Phone 527-1871. • 10.24x1
TWO 5light chandeliers, one Dural car seat.
345-2636. 10-24x1
NEW HOLLAND 404 hay conditioner and
New idea 323 one row corn picker. Stored
inside. No custom work. Owner retired.
527-1343., 10-24x1
ANTIQUE Studebaker truck, 1949 model, in
good shape with rack; camper to fit ton
truck, good stove, frig and 'toilet. Sleeps 4
adults and 2 children. Call 527,-1366.
' 10-24-1
FILING CABINETS
KITCHEN TABLE, brown chrome with teak
wood arborite top
and
6 matching ing chairs
new cpndition. Phone 345-2572, 10-24-1
ONE manure spreader and six farrowing
crates. 527-1408. 10-24x1`
2-250 gallon clean molasses tanks, priced for
quick sale. Glen -Rose 527-1217. 10-24x1
one 8x30 ft. Glendale trailer, o e s late pool
table with accessories. Phone 527-1373.
10-24-2
11. WANTED TO BUY
PIANO WANTED: Not -necessarily in good
condition. Phone collect 519-669-2198 or
519-669-2280. - , 11-01xtf
4 drawer - legal
4 drawer - letter size
with andwithout locks
NORM HAMILTON
27 Piston St. East., Goderich
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13. REAL ESTATE
WANTED for serious buyer, three or four
bedroom home in Seaforth or immediate
area. $25,000-$40,000 with possession end of
August. Mason Bailey Real .EstateLtd.
482-9371. 13-24-1
OPEN SOON:
for ,
STRAWBERRIES
Bell Huron Farms
R.R. 2
Klppen
Martin & Elizabeth
Attenberger
TE -EM iIty FARM
Still Avsllable-Top Quality
BOXED PLANTS
HANGING BASKETS & POTS
Complete Line OI
GARDEN SUPPLIES
Fresh From Our Own Greenhouse
tDeliclous Red
TOMATOES 1 x401
■I Ib.
RHUBARB --35° Ib. you pick
_45° Ib. picked
Coming Soon
PICK YOUR'QWN
STRAWBERRIES
R.R. No. 1 Bayfield
482-9940
`/lieu n go
eq. Ian
requires
OCCASIONAL
TEACHERS
14. PROPERTY for SALE
HOUSE FOR SALE, 116 North. Main St,
Close to high school, shoe factory and arena.
527-1325. 14-18-tf
qq
baildroom 2 storey house fpr Ihe�landy man.
527-1366. 14-24x1
CLINTON, 1'A storey three bedroom house, 2
baths, livingroom. diningroom, large kitch-
en, and utility room. Full basement. gas
furnace. well insulated, walking distance to
school and hospital: Lot 66 x 165• Inclosed
patio with fireplace. Beautiful trees and
garage. Asking $58,500. Phone 482-7543:
14-22-2
115. PROPERTY for RENT
BACHELOR APT, for rent. Available imme-
diately $175.00 month. Phone 527-0607 or
527-0712 after 5 p, m. 15-23-tf
BRUSSELS: Apartment In duplex, excellent
condition, 3 rooms down, 2, bedrooms up,2
baths. Available July 1st Phone 887-614.
15-24-2
5 P , .OPERT1Y ft:* RENT
3 bedroom' duplex' available'. July I, 1984.
Jnquire .. daytime , 527-0800 ', or evenings
527 7908. - j ;' 15-24x2
GROUND hoer apt. for rent;' available July
1. Suitable for mature persini; Call 527-1931.
UPPER' Duplex, - 2," be4drrggpoms, own gas
furnace, separate onaratice;' barking. Avail-
ableJuly�.527-1833 , . 15-18-tf
HEATED 2 bedtoojia apartment,;;. carpet
throughout. Close to shopping. 527-0828.
15.19''-tf
TWO bedroom apt. in Hrucefi ld. Phone
48243120. Available ;immediately,
15-21-3
FOR RENT on Main St. -,self; cpnitaihed 2
bedroom apartment lei teff. 'Phone •527-
0278 after six 527-1604.' "• 15-24x1
ONE bedroom apartment Or tent. Available
immediately:; Apply Box Furnitttte, 527-0680.
15-23'-2
TWO
•bedroom apartment, av ' im
ble me-
diately_Phone 5274680. , , 15-17-tf
`18. FOR RENT •
WHY BUY? "Rent instead!". Garden
tillers,. Campbell's Crown Hdwe: Seaforth.
527-1420. • 19.24.2.
FLOOR sanders for rent. B. & M. Rentals •
and Sales. Wingham. 3$7-1666. 18-45-tf
19. NOTICE,
CALL Mery Orr's Transport Driver Training
School, Driver Supply Division, for qualified
road tested class A' and "D" drivers. Full
or part time. (519) 623-2430. 19=24-01
FREE 128 page career guide shows bow- to.
train at home for 205 toppaying full and part
time jobs. Granton .lnstitt(te 265A Adelaide
Street West, Toronto. Call (416) 977-3929
today. - 19-24-0
I24.CARD OF THANKS
HOORNAFAT
My sincere thank you to my families and
friends for all the flowers, gifts and visite
while I was a patient in Stratford Hospital.
They were all very much•appppreclated. Thank
you. Wilhelmina Hoornae}t,
24-24x1.
IROBINSON
I am getting along Well on my crutches and 1'd'
liketo thank those who took care of me on the•
ball diamond and during my week in the
hospital. Thais to all for well wishes and the
ways you hav shown concern.
Jess Robinson
24-24-1
• ft SOMERVILLE
I would like tb express my sincere thanks to
family, relatives and friends for cards, -gifts
and visits While • a patient in Seaforth,
Hospital t alter Somerville,
• .24-24x1;
,gryi
Stafdrth an 'District Minor Baseballvr4sfies
to rxptessour sincere Thank You to `the
following goners of new uniforms "thi§ year
Archie's S oco, Optimist Club McL8tigh-
lin Chev- lds, Hoffineyers Mils. Seaforth
I.H.L., Seaforth Men's Ball Lea e, Whit-
ney-Ribey Funeral Horne, The` - Miran
Egxappoositor, all sponsors. of` the Bantam girls
uniforms, Lioness Club, Seaforth Legion acid
Topnotch Feeds. 24-24-1
SOMERS
I would like to thank the ladies responsible
for my community shower. Also thanks to
those that attended and alt the lovely ,gifts.
Janice Somers
24-24-1
Geo. A. Silts
& Sons
DOUGLAS JACOB
Auctioneer
Farm, Household & Real Estate
Phone 393-6214
Sebring�iIIe, Ont
b VAN HAKE.
We ;?wept
, -to #hank the Mitchellr _ Fire
Department for.their quick responseat our
recent ',barn also -to, our;, relativesy
neighbors and friends for "their help to clean
up ands s¢peeetal,thanks to the ladiesfor their
baking•,andhelplat the house with„ the lunch•
We,really appec-tate wtat`you;people have
d"orie for us
Mr.:and„Mrs Herman Van•Bakel and Family
24-24x1
•
''� 'McCUTCHEON - K EEFER
We wish t4 thank everyone who supported
us at the soctal evening .held in our honour.
*m4004(4 16 those who helped make the`.
night a success. Your 'thoughtfulness is
greatly appreciated. ,Brenda"McCutcheon
Dan Keifer
24-24-1
HULLEY `
Tlie fainly, `of; the late Ella Hulley wish to
expkeess theirr!sincere'thanks and apprecia-
tioiZ,tq,:'elatives, friends and neighbors for
their -many acts of :kindness `and sympathy
shown`. thein ; in the loss of a Mother,
ggtandmotber and great grandmother. Also
for:the beautiful floraltributes', cards and
donations .`Special thanks to Ross Ribey,
Rev lVanslykerand the ladies of Northside
Vmted:Church. Special thanks also to the
staff of.K4lbarchan Nursing Home for their
kindness and excellent care. Your thought-
fulness will always be remembered. 24-24x1
GLANVILLE
Tire family of the late Melvin Glanville
wishes to convey their heartfelt thanks to
relatives, - friends and neighbors for their
cards, flowers' and charitable donations.
Sincere thanks to Rev. Duke, O'Connor
Fgneral Home, and the ladies of the Carmel
Presbyterian Church. Special thanks to Dr.
Wallace, Dr.' Wilson and the nurses and
Sisters • at St:-Joseph's.Hospital,.London for
their excellent care and concern.
Irene, Clara and Beulah
J 24-24x1
FORSYTH
The family of.the late Ivan Forsyth wishes to,
convey their heartfellt thanks to relatives and
friends for the beautiful floral tributes, cards'
and'charitable donations. Sincere thanks to
the Box. Funeral Home, Rev. Cheryl Ann
Stadelbauer-Sampa and the ladies of Eg-
•mondville United Church. Special thanks to
Dr. Malkus," nurses and •staff of Seaforth
Community.Hospitalfor their kindness and
excellent care. Sincere thanks to all
neighbors andfriends who helped in so
many ways,' it was all very much appre-
ciated. Eva Forsyth
Vera and Wilfrid Glazier
• 24-24x1
HOGGARTH
I would like to thank my family, relatives,
and friends who came to visit me for a lovely
80th birthday party and for their gifts.
Words cannot express my thanks.
Ruby Hoggarth
24-24x1
f24c,RD THANKS
19, NOTICE
MCGAVIN
I wouldilike to express my sincere thank you
tpall my neighbors, friends and relatives for
the flowers,, cards, letters and visits while at
patient ,in Seaforth Community fidspital
Special thanks to Dr. Underwood,'Rev.
Gordon Simmons, and ladies of St. Thomas
Church the nurses and • the entire
staff of the hospital and candy stripers.
All was greatly appreciated.
Mrs. Carrie McGavin
24-24-1
McDONALD
Many thanks for the cards, flowers, treats
and visits while I was'a patient in Seaforth,'
Community Hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
Malkus; horses and staff for their kindness.
Thanks also to Rev. Swan, Rev. Duke and
Rev. Vanslyke for their visits. Everything
was much appreciated. Vera McDonald
24-24x1
BRIDGE
Special thanks to all who sent cards, gifts,
flowers and visited me while in hospital and
for visitsrand food brought to the house since
1 came home. Thanks to Dr. Hanlon, Dr.
McGregor and staff at Wingham Hospital,
Dr. Girvin and staff on third floor centre
Victoria Hospital, the nurses of the Home
Care for their care. Special thanks to Rev.
Carpentier and Josie, and Rev. Carr for their
visits and prayers, Norma McNair and
family, neighbors and my own familyfor all
their care and help. Everything willalways
be remembered and cherished.
Jean Bridge
24-24-1
_,MCCALL
I would like to thank everyone who sent
cards, cane to visit with treats at the
hospital an• since coming home and to those -
who called t ask about me. Special thanks to.
those who h Med ed at my home by babysitting
the kids. Ross McCall
24-24-1
-NOTICE --
Ore wer's Warehousing
Company Ltd.
are pleased to advise
that our empty bottle
depot is now located
at.
80 Jarvis St.
Seaforth
OPEN:
Wednesdays and Saturdays
commenting Wed. Wed. June 6
HENSALL LIVESTOCK
SALES
Every Thursday at 12:30 p.m.
Ail classeabtilvestock
WE INVITE YOUR
- CONSIGNMENTS
-Victor liargresves Greg Hargreaves
482-7511 Clinton, 262-2619 Hensall
Barry 111 or
236-2717 Exeter & ~' 9.6205 Kirkton
VEALS
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NOTICE
First Installment of
Grey Township
TAXES
'i• ;
Public Works
Canada
INVITATION :TO TENDER
SEALED TENDERS for the projects or f;
services listed below, addressed to the
Financial & Administrative Officer,
Ontario Region, Public Works Canada
451 Talbot St., PO. Box 668, LONDON, '
Ontario, N6A 4Y4 will be received until
1500hours on the specified closing date., 1
Tender documents can be seen or
obtained throu'h the Tendering Office,
same address as above, telephone •
number (519) 679-4323. l
PROJECT ,• 093132 - CANADA POST
CORPORATION, BOILER REPLACE- '
MENT, POST OFFICE, BRUSSELS,
ONTARIO
CLOSING DATE: i.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, "1984
The lowest or any tender not necesa'arily
accepted.
are due
June 29, 1984
JANE BADLEY, A.M.C.T.
Clerk Treasurer
Twp. of Grey
R.R. 3, Brussels, Ont.
t<'L
Canada
••••••.•••••••S.••.•
Abattoir and Meat Market
Hwy. 83-31/2 miles east
of Exeter
WIERCHANTS
PLUMBING IEATING
1 EL13CfBLCAL -CONTRACTORS -
t
235-1123
Try us for
CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING
Kill Days - Tpesdays
OUR SPECIALTY
Home cured and smoked meats process-
ed exactly the way you like it.
Phone
Home , 527-1620
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Harchvare forty
RICHARD LOBB
AUCTIONEER
Clinton 482-7898
AUCTION CALENDAR
SAT. JUNE 16 at 10 a.m. Large Antique
Auction of furniture, and glassware,
bells etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's
Auction Barn, Clinton for Henry Har-
burn, Staffs•
WED. JUNE 20, 6130 p.m. Tent trailer,
appliances and furniture for Noel
Dumont, 194 Shore Cresc., Goderich.
SAT. JUNE 23, 10 a.m. Antique
furniture, collectibles, appliances etc.
to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction
Bam, Clinton for Mustard Estate of
Brucefield, plus otter additions.
WED. JUNE 27, 6 p.m. 3 bedroom
'house, and household furniture, appli-
ances, 'etc. at 128 Princess St. W.,
Clinton for Mrs. Margaret Moodie.
SAT. JUNE 30, 10 a.m. Machine shop
uipment, garage equipment, metal
the, heat treating equipment to be
Id at Clinton High School for the
`Huron Cty. Bd. of Ed.
to do supply work in the elementary and
secondary schools during the 1984/83
school year.
Appropriate applications may be obtain-
ers at any elementary or secondary
school within Huron County or at the
Board of -Education office in Clinton,
Ontario. Individuals presently serving
as occasional teachers are required to
te-apply.
Individuals who are interested and
qualified to be an occasional teacher are
requested to submit their names prior to
June 29, 1984. Licensed teachers are
`requested to attach a copy of their
Ontario Teacher Qualification Record
Card to this application.•
From the information indicated on the -
application form, lists will be prepared
and circulated to the appropriate
principal. Individuals having inquiries
with respect to supply teaching may '
contact Mr. P. Gryseela, Superinten-
dent of Personnel at 482-3496.
Rall. ALLAN
Director
E. FRAYNE
Chairman
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LARGE
AUCTION SALE
Antique furniture, . glassware, collect-
ables, etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's
Auction Ram, Clinton, Ont. for Henry
Harburn of Staffs. -
Saturday, June 16
at 10 a.m.
Antique combination sideboard and
china cabinet w/curved glass door, three
chests of drawers, brass bed, dining
tables. several wooden carpenters
planes, sausage press, old wall phone,
sad irons, pressback rocker, two copper
pails, several oil lamps, sortie hand
painted, wicker rocker, large cabbage
cutter, large apple peeler, small Iran
kettle, treadle sewing machine, bag cart,
library table, wooden drop leaf table,
antique meat scale, system pump, nail
scale, old organ stool, cant ltoar, cross
cut saw, coal skuttle, cream can, milk
cans, antique platform rocker, hand corn
planters, trunk, antique shelf clock,
several old mantel clocks, aid toffee
grinder, wooden butter bowls and
ladels, Beaver jars, old fruit jars, 4 and 6
gal- crocks with lids, approx. 30 creeks
and jugs, 3 chamber sets plus odd
pieces, selection of old befit, butter
prints, bottle capper, beer stein, pickle
cruets, silver pieces, large offering of
dishes and glassware including green
and pink depression glass, ruby glass,
shaving mugs, clear glass, Irls,pattet'n,
cups and saucers, plus niany itetns too
numerous to mention. Plan it attend this
large auction.
TERMS CASH ;
AUCTIONEER -- LIICH`ARD LORD
78411-- - - -
AUCTION
SALE
of Farm Machinery and some household
effects will be held for James Mair, lot
26, concession 4, Morris Towrtslifp, 21/2
miles north of Brussels on County Road
12, then one mile west on -
Saturday, June 23
at 1130 p.m.
AUCTIONEERS WALLACE HALLAGH
Teeswater 392-6170
and
GRANT McDONALn
Ripley 395-5353
kturdtty,.hoe 76th
60 Tractors, 15 Combines and over 100
plus of emilpment.
Brindley Auic tions
HINGANNON
' Ili* lri.B.eiGabriel'
519.939.7625
AUCTIONEER' DIMOf4 H. MUM=
RE -ROOFING PROJECTS
at
Zurich Public School, Zurich
J.A.D. McCurdy Public School, Huron Park
Seafoitlt'Public Sebool, Seaforth
Goderich District CoIIeglato Institute, Goderich
Colborne Cents al Public School, RR 3, Goderlch
HOWIck Central Public Sehool, R1r 1, Sante
Sealed tenders properly id*miffed, addraii d to the Huron County Board bf Educa-
tion, Will be received by kyles, Garrott 4 Marktevitx, Architects, 165 Huron Street,
'Stratford, until 3:00 p.m., Thursday. Jun, 25; 19114.
Bid Bond or Certified *toque is required In amount of 3% of tender price. Suc-
cessful contractor Will be required to supply to 30% Performance Bond.
Tender documents available at .Art lteet's office upon deposit of certified cheque
,of $100.00 per sat. -
Lowest or cony tender not necessurtly accepted.
EVENING
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AUCTION SALE •
or FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, ANTIQUES•
AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS ETC., -SO SE'
• HELD AT WALNUT LANE FARM, 11/4 MILES •
• wisT of •ORNHOLM ON • . •
• MON„ JUNE 18 at 6:00 -p.m. •
• OFFERING INCLUDES: Admiral 4 burner •
• gas range: Moffat refrigerator w. cross -top •
• freezer' (harvest Gold); French Prov. •
• chesterfield and choir, wooden rocker: •
• tapestry orm chair and folding rocker: •
• Magnus chord organ: coffee table: mat- •
• thing and tables: vinyl rocker; solid state •
• AM -FM stereo radio, record player 8 track: •
• 3 piece waterfall bedroom suite. 3 piece •
• bedroom suite; chrome kitchen suite: rugs 9 •
• x 12L 6 x 9- wicker rocker: wfcker ternary: •
• meat grinder. bed and dresser. vacuum •
• cloaner,.picturo frames: hooked mots, bed- •
• ding and linens: sausage stutter. table d) -id
" swag lamps: floor romp: small kitchen op- •
•
Ounces: picnic table. lawn chair: mirrors: •
• stainless steel pots: cooking utensils, dishes •
• and glassware including antique pieces; an. •
• tique floor radio: antique sealers; brood •
axe, and much mora.
• Terris: Cash
• Est. of Fred Sanders,
• & Peart Mueller
• Props.
• Not responsible tor accidents day of sale.
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R.G. Gothke •
Auctioneer •
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FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION
We have bean instructed by the secured parties to offs, for sats by public
Auction scottipiefa line of form equipment. Tits safe to be held at Mossstman
Farris, 2'/, ibis north of Grated fend on Hwy. No. 21 on
THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1984 AT 12:30 P.M.
COMSIN£S - John Deere 7700 D 13' Grainhead with robot floating system; Massey
Ferguson 5100 with cab 13' grain head; Massey Ferguson 410 with 13' groin head.
TRACTOR'S - Int- Harvester C Narrow front end with cultivator; Int, Harvester Super C
wide front end with side dresser; Int. Horyester Super A Wide front end with
cultivator and side dresser; Massey Harris 44, gas, 3 PTH; Int, Harvester W4 Tractor.
SPRAYERS - Versatile 200 gal. 30'; George White 300 gat- with delavan turbo 90.
centrifugalpump.
PLANTERS • Int. Harvester Model 10 - 13 run witli grass seed box: J.D. 4 Row corn
planter with insecticide boxes: I.H. 4 row corn planter: 1 row Holland transplanter
with water tank. -
HAY EQUIPMENT - Gehl Blower: Ford 315 hay rake; A.C. 1.1' hay rake; Hesston P.T.
10' hay bin (Bite new) Gilmore model 610 high dump; 2 - Gehl forage wagons, double
beater with 7 ton running gear; 2 - flat rake wagons; Fox 900 harvester vrith 2 heads:
M.F. 6 bar 3 P.T.H. rock: New Holland Blower model M 28 (like new); 10' Owottono
Swathe,; Allied bole stocker.
TILLAGE EQUIPMENT - Cosa 10' disc: 4 Furrow Overum plow 16", 3 P"T H.; 3 Furrow
Case, plow 16" trip bottom: 10' land leveller; Allied 20' wing cultivotor: 1 H. 10' wing
cultivator; 13' Kongskilde with finger harrows, 3 P, T.
MANURE EQUIPMENT • New Holland 512 Spreader 250 Bu.: Int, Harvester 200
spreader; Beatty Model 971 Honoywagon 800 gal,
MISC. - tracks for Ford, Massey Ferguson or 1.H.; Freeman loader for I.H. 245 or
414 30' elevator; 2 - Gravity bins 125 bu.; 17 Fertilizer auger with boxes; 8 ton
wagon; V typ'e snowblower: Farmotic feeder with auger model FMC: two 350 bushel
JM gravity boxes complete with 12 ton running gear; wind power 200 AMP
generator; 4 section Allied harrows; Gorman Rupp 2" water pump: chainsaw,
FORiXLIFTS - Tunstack T.S. 3-3000 lb. 9' lift plus charger in good shape: Massey Harris
pony with Ford lift 8' lift.
Forfurtherinformation contact -
DICK ROBINSON TONY GOLD) - MOSSELMAN FARMS
Rale Manager 014)4112-711111 or 1116
Huron County ward of Education
(514) 238.8628
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AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS,
TENDER BROKERS& BUSINESS CONSULTANTS
Hwy # 4, Brucefield, Ontario - phone (519)482-7181
Ontario's most aggressive Auctioneers