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22 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE. ESTATE OF W. T.
TEALL , Late __of Seaforth,
Ontario. •
All persons having claims
against the above estate are
required to send full particulars of
same to the undersigned op or
before the 1st day of April 1976,
afterr which the estate's assets
will be distributed, having•regard
only to claims that have then been
received.
WILLIAM TEALL, EXECUTOR
81 Chalk Street
Seaforth, Ontario
22.36-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS'
IN THE ESTATE OF MAY
AGNES DORRANCE
All persons having claims
against the Estate of May Agnes
Dorrance, late of the Town of
Seaforth, in the County of Huron,'
deceased, who died on the 20th
day of February, 1976, are hereby
notified to send in full particulars
of their claims to the undersigned
on or before the 8th day of April,
1976, after which date the assets
will be distributed having regard
only to claims then received,
Dated at Seaforth this 11th day of
March„ 1976.
McCONNELL STEWART &
DEVEREAUX,
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the Executor
22-36-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF BEATIRCE
PEARL DROVER. •
All persons having claims
against the Estate of Beatrice
Pearl Drover, late of the Town of
Seaforth, in the' County of Huron,
Housekeeper, deceased, ,:'...who
died on the 24th day of January,
1976, are hereby notified to send
in full particulars of their claims
to the undersigned on or before
the 8th day of April, 1976, after
which date the assets will be
distributed having regard only to
claims then received. •
Dated at Seaforth this 11th day of
March, 1976.
McCONNELL STEWART &
DEVEREAUX,
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the Executors.,
• • 22-36-3
23 Bus, Directory
HOUSE PAINTING
FARM BUILDINGS
Laurie
McKellar
PAINTS '
R.R .2, STAFFA, ONT.
PHONE 3454879
23-37-4
R.S.BOX
FUNERAL HOME
Phones;
Day 527-0680 - Night 527-0885
23-344
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF
OPTOMETRIST
By Appointment Only
Seaforth Office
Tues.,VVed.,Thurs.,Fra.
9 to 5:30 P.M.
Saturday A.M. _
Monday only - Cli nton Office
For Appointment
Phone 527-1240 or 482.7010
23-34-tf
WHITNEY-RIBEY
FUNERAL HOME
Sincere and courteous service
Ross W. Ribey, Director
87 Goderich St. W., Seaforth
Phone Seaforth 527-1390
23-34-ff
21 Tenders Wanted
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETr
Grave]
Tenders
Tenders wanted for the
SUPPLYING, CRUSHING AND
DELIVERING
Approx.18,000cu . yds of 5/8 "
gravel and must be capable of
1000 cu. yds. or more a day. Work
must be done to the satisfaction of
the road Superintendent and be
delivered , the month of
June /76. Apply to Road Supt. for
contract forms. The tenders must
be in the hands of the Road Supt.
by
MONDAY, APRIL S/76 .
by 5 p.m. and accompanied by a
cheque of 10% of enclosed' bid.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted. The
accepted tender must be
approved by Ministry of
Transportation and
Communications.
GEORGE HOGGART
ROAD SUPERINTENDENT
LONDESBORO, Ontario
21-36-2
Township of
McKillop
TENDERS FOR
Construction
Gravel Work
SEALED, TENDERS, plainly
marked as to contents, will be
received by the undersigned until
noon
April 7, 1976
1. Primary, crusher to break
approximately 20,000 cu. yd.
more hr less stone and 'granu-
lar material down to a size of
4"; and apply to the following
roads: Con. 12, Lot 40 to Lpt
25 inclusive, S.R. 10 Con. 9 to
Con. 12 inclusive.
2. Approximately 6000 cu. yds,
more or less of A. Grav31
crushed to pass through a 3/4 "
screen and applied to• McKil-
slop Township roads as
mentioned in item No. 1.
THIS will be considered as
one contract. SEPARATE unit
price to be quoted for each.
MATERIAL to be taken from
Con. 10 Lot 17
A certified cheque in the
amount of $1,000.00, payable
to the treasurer, .Township of
McKillop must accompany
each tender.
Tender approval subject to
Ministry of Transportation
and Communications, •
All tenders must be submitted
on tender forms which are
available at the office of the
undersigned.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily, accepted,
WM- G. CAMPBELL
ROAD SUPERINTENDENT
R.R.#1,
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
21.37-2
26 Personal
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Carter,
R.R.#2, Seaforth, are pleased' to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter,
Florence Elaine, to Mr. Donald
Frederick Shropshall, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Shropshall,
Clinton. The wedding will take
place on MaY 1, •1976, 3 o'clock, at
Northside United Church,
Seaforth, Ontario. 26-37x1
25 In Memoriam'
sadly missed by his daughter
Ramona and son-in-law Jack.
25-37-1
JESSOME In loving memory of
my dear Husband Ray who died
one year ago , March 22,1975.
I watched you suffer, I watched
you die,
But all I could de was just stand
by,
When your time come I
suffered too,
For you never deserved what
y ou went through,
God took your hand and we had
to part,
He eased your pain and broke
my heart,
But memories of you will never
die,
Your resting place I visit,
And place your flowers with
care,
But no one knows the heartache
When I walk away and leave
you there.
If teardrops could build a
stairway,
And memories were a lane,
I would walk all the way to
Heaven,
-And bring you home again.
— Sadly missed by wife Ruth.
25.37-1
JESSOME in loving memory of
my dear Grandpa who died one
year ago March 22, 1975.
I will always remember you
dear grandpa,
The way you spoke and smiled,
And the. many things you 'did
with me
While you walked, or sat at my
side.
— Always remembered by his
granddaughter Jacqueline. _
25-37-1
Complete 'Bookkeeping Sdrvices &Related Fields
Income Tax Aselstance Preparation
INDIVIDUALS — SMALL BUSINESSES
FARMING
WILFRED L. ELLIOTT
Telephone
"15191S2741301 ''"'
P.O.Box 729,12 N.Main St.
Sonfortit, Ontario'.:
NOIf
ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD
WATCH AND JEWELLERY REPAIRS
— WE SELL AND SERVICE —
Bulova-Accutron - Watches
— 3 STORES
SEAFORTH — CLINTON — WALKERTON
'23.34-tf
Talk with our FMB
anagement Services
Officer
who helps
small businesses
help themselves.
If you're wondering '
whether there's ea federal
government program that
can assist your business,
confact our Management
Services Officer who will '
tell you what federal
needs and put you in touch
with the appropriate offices.
For Your Area Call W. J.
Reynolds at 271-5650
(Stratford) or write to:
Federal Business
Development _Bank 1032
Ontario Street, Stratford,
Ontario NSA 6Z3,
FEDERAL
DEVELOPMENT BANK
We're
CO
AUTO LOANS
VACATION LOANS
HOME IMPROVEMENT
LOANS
Low Interest 13% Rate Loans r • • PER ANNUM
We give loans for any worthwhile
purpose. And if it's good enough for
you . . . it's god enough for us.
'Apply real soofil
Clinton Community.
CREDIT UNION
70 ONTARIO STREET. 4624467
20 . action Sales
sink; wash stand; Coleman
lantern; :add dishes; sealers; large
iron 'kettle; 2 coal oil lamps and
other articles.
ANTIQUES & IMPLEMENTS —
bit. 414 Diesel Tractor with 1501
bucket, power steering, good
shape; Int. AC 3 furrow 3 pt.
plough, New Idea tractor
spreader No. 12 on !libber; little
Giant 42 elevator; 3/4 HP motor;
cwt. lb. feed mixer Goodison;
N. 45 baler with threshing
kit; hit. 16 run double disc fert.
drill on rubber; Case 28 plate
double disc; Triple K 11 ft.
cultivator & levellers; 24 x 40 Bell
Thresher with elevator, cutter &
pipes; A.C. 4 bar bean rake; Int, 4
bar siderake 10'; wagon & fait
rack, 16 ft; Bissell 10' 'Sackers; 6
section h arrows; 3 section
harrows; Int. 7 trail mower; dump
rake; hay todder; antique turnip
sower; 2 root pulpers; riehl
Hammer mill, fanning mill;
Viking 600 'lb. cream separator;
Smalley forage blower, 40 ft. of
pipe; Mil No. 5. binder; set of
sleighs; gravel box, corn cutting
box; harness; milk cans; Surge
milker motet. pump & piping;
Reel power mower; electric fly
sprayer; Int. 10 ft. PTO swather;
20' x 15' - 4" grain augers; heat
lamps; Geo.White snow blower;
J.F.PTO 3 pt. fertilizer spreader;
Resit 3 pt. power pulley with 90
HP Gear with 10" x 12" pulley;
buzz saw; Turnco gravity box;
scuffler to fit In. M. or H.Traotor;
no feet; hit, 9 ft. stiff' tooth
cultivator; 2 walking ploughs;
wagon box; anvil; oat roller; 28'
5" grain auger; 6 Bales hit. baler
twine; Grain Aerator; 125 ft.
endless belt; steel bunting pole;
sling ropes; lumber wagon;
tractor chains 14.9 x 28; Green
12-3pt. posthole digger; Jackall
Jack; broad axe; extension blower
pipe; 4 cwt. salt; 2000 lb. platform
scale; hydraulic jacks; bag cart;
hit. A. tractor with 2, furrow ace
bottom plough and 2 row scuffler;
AC Tricycle wheel for row crop
will fit hit. M. or H.; many
articles too numerous to mention.
FEED -- 3500 bales 1st cutting
hay; - 1600 bu. oats.
1974 G.M.C. 1 ton truck dual
20 Auction Sales
wheels stock racks, selling with
certificate.
For information phone 236-4814.
Terms Cash - not responsible for
accidents sale day
Tom Robson
Hugh Filson
Au ctioneers
Penfield 666-1967, 666-0833
20-37-1
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Of 42 Head of Holstein Heifers,
Feed, 2 Tractors, full line of Farm
Machinery, Misc. Items, some
Household Effects for TONY
POLAND on Lot 23, Con. 2,
Hibbert Twp. 21/2 miles
southwest of Dublin on
SATURDAY, MARCH 27th
At 12 Noon
CATTLE — 42 Holstein heifers ,
some due time of sale, balance
due in early spring and summer;
1 Holstein bull rising 2 years old.
NOTE This is a good herd of
dairy heifers and will be
pregnancy the ed prior to sale,
as well' as bruc losia tested.
FEED — Approx. 3000 bales of
hay; approx. 200 bales of straw;
approx. 25 tons of mixed grain;
about 20 ft. of ensilage in 14 ft.
silo.
MACHINERY & MISC. ITEMS
— Nuffield diesel 10-60 tractor in
good condition; Massey Harris 44
gas tractor; Cockshutt 60 tractor
for perms Clauss Mercury S.P.
combine with pickup and bean
attachment; New Hhlland No, 707
three pt.' hitch one row harvester
with corn head used 2 seasons;
Gehl long trough P.T.O. forage
blower and 60 ft. of outside pipes
and 6 down pipes; 1 Turnco and 1
Farmhand self unloading forage
boxes in good condition; Int, 5 bar
side rake on rubber; new Idea 7
ft. trail mower; M.H, 6 ft. oil bath
mower; 2 rubber tired wagons
and flat racks; M.F. No. 33 fifteen
run power lift seed drill nearly
new; M.F. No. 10 baler; Little
Giant 32 ft. bale elevator with
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of Registered Jersey herd; feed, 'tractors, machinery and some
household effects for MR. ARTHUR F. HEARD at Lot 6,
ConcesSion 14, Hulett Township, 4% miles east . of Blyth on
county road 25 and 17 /4 Mile south, on • ,
SATURDAY, MARCH 27th at 10:00 A.M.
REGISTERED -JERSEY HERD: consists of 5 cow's fresh Jan.; 4
cows freshFeb.; 3 cows due sale time; 5 cows ClueApril;' 18 cows
milking and in various stages of pregnancy; 5 'heifers bred
recently; 5.open heifers; 4 heifers 10 months old; 7 ybungheifer
calves. Herd is tested for brucellosis and will be checked for
pregnancy by veterinarian prior to sale date. PedigreeastLbe
read day of sale.
"NOTE" this herd is not on a milk testing program, but have
used top rated Jersey sires such as: Lindale Merit, Beauty Doris
Master, Barbra's Etta Jester, Kingshurst Fashion, Lindale Echo
Flash and have been well cared for.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Jamesway 400 gallon stainless steel , bulk milk cooler; Surge .8
unit milker. ump with vacuum line for 50 cows; 4 - Surge milker .
units for Jerseys; hot water heater; stainless steel double sinks.
SWINE • •
10 Yorkshire sows, bred 4 to 6 weeks at sale time; 1 - 3 way cross
bred boars
FEED -
Approx. 1000 bales of mixed hay; Approx. 700 bales of second
cut hay; Quantity of baled straw; Approx. 35 ton of mixed grain;
Approx. 15 feet of corn silage in 16 ft. silo; Approx.. 20 ft. of corn
cob meal in 12 ft. silo.
TRACTORS-
White 1370 4 wheel drive Diesel tractor with heat houser
external hydraulics, 1135 hours. Case 530 gas tractor with 3 Pt.
Hitch, external hydraulics; New Idea manure loader, 1311
• original hours Ford Jubilee tractor; IHC W6 gas tractor; Manure
loader to fit a Ford tractor.
HYDRO GENERATOR-
Onan PTO drive 62.5 amp generator nearly new, mounted on
trailer.
HAYING EQUIPMENT -
Kasten self unloading forage box mounted on 10 ton Martin
wagon; New Holland 404 hay conditioner; New Holland 270 hay
baler; Cockshutt 4 bar side rake; Dearborn 3 Pt. Hitch
haymower; Maygrath 32 ft. hay and grain elevator with 3/4 HP
electric motor and PTO drive; 20 ft; tube hay elevator and motor;
2 - flat racks and wagons.'
TILLAGE EQUIPMENT -
International 12 ft. wheel disc.; J.F.Heavy duty 16 ft. 3 PTHitch
wing cultivator Used for two years; Oliver 9 ft. trail disc, 11 ft.
trail cultivator; Turnco 12 ft. crow foot land packer; IHC 16 run
drill on rubber with grass seeder in good condition, six section of
diamond harrows; Massey 4 furrow mounted plow; Ford 3 furrow
mounted plow; IHC 3furrow ace bottoni trail plow; gravity bin on
wagon; 2 grain aerators ; John Deere #34 single beater PTO
manure spreader; New Idea 201 PTO manure spreader; Dunham
Lehr 6 ft. scraper blader hydraulic cylinder and hoses; mineral
feeder; Letz grinder; 20 ft. 4" grain auger; bench grinder and
motor; quantity of snow fence and corn crib wire; 3 - colony
houses; 8 - bags of Hylaneinixed seed grain; 3 - bags of seed
corn plus an offering of inlay. items too numerous to mention.
• HOUSEHOLD -
Extension table; piano; piano \bench; 5 wooden chairs; buffet;
wardrobe; dressers; wooden beds; odd table; treadle sewing
machine; plu's other items, fruit sealers, etc.
"SAE ORDEIV.'s-10 00 ho u oldssmall,ltern s , machinery,
tractors, feed, hogs, dairy equipment, and cattle sell at 1:30
p.m. •
Lunch Boothby Perth Huion Jersey'hit Club
TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE FARM IS SOLD
LOB
G AnCII0et Prf • R. G4 UM- •y".,)tll ton tp+ slaw:: *'; Bornholm
AR 'UR EalEARD
Propriet r(519) 523-9216
Owner or auctioneerimint reipo/lisible for accidents darof, sale. -- - 24.364
tOsassistaaas
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20 Auction Sales
undercarriage and 1 H.P. motor
plus 100 ft. of heavy duty cable;
Int. 3 furrow trip beam plow;
David Brown 3 furrow 3 pt. hitch
plow; Kongskilde 9 ft. triple K.
cultivator with smoothing
harrows; 4 sections of harrow and
pole; 3 sections of harrows and
steel pole; 16 ft. four inch grain
auger; Cockshutt No. 30 grain
grinder; 32 ft. extension ladder;
fanning mill; baler twine; Int,
manure spreader P.T.O. driven; 2
feed carts; Moto Ski 6te,6 41.P.
snowmobile; 1972 Dodge 1 ton
stake truck with racks; 8 cylinder
run 41,000 miles to be sold with
road warranty certificate;
quantity of lumber and prank;
RA's; shovels; tools and wagon
load of small articles.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS —
Double bed and. mattress; 2
handmade bedspreads; baby crib;
aluminum storm windows; odd
chairs; wooden high chair;
aluminum toboggan; 2 small
dressers; wood stove, etc.
NOTE — This is a good sale of
cattle and farm equipment.
Starting time 12 NOON SHARP.
Lunch booth on grounds.
Proprietor and Auctioneer not
responsible for any 'accidents,
TERMS — Cash on day of sale
7% sales tax in effect.
NO RESERVE Farm is sold.
TONY POLAND — Proprietor
345.2898
FRANKLIN BUUCK
Auctioneer
Milverton 595.8821
20.37-1
21 Tenders Wanted
GASOLINE TENDER
Plainly marked sealed ten-
ders.witI be received up to 12
o'clock noon Friday April 2,
1976 for the supply of gasoline
for all the school buses owned
by the Huron County Board of
Education. The successful
bidder to supply' and install
all necessary tanks and
pumps. Tender, forms may be
obtained at the board office.
R.L. Cunningham
Transportation Mgr.
HURON COUNTY
BOARD' OF EDUCATION
103 Albert St.
Clinton, Ont.
NOM i LO
SALE OF
USED SCHOOL BUSES
Plainly marked sealed ten-
ders will be received by R.B.
Dunlop Superintendent of
Business Affairs for the
purchase of 8 used school
buses. Vehicles will be sold
uncertified, as is, where is,
without licence plates and
may be inspected' by con-
tacting the undersigned.
............ ... clIsif/9 -effective 12
o'clock noon, Fri. April 2, .1976.
Tender forms are available at
the board office., The .highest
or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
R.L. Cunningham
Transportation Mgr.
HURON, COUNTY BOARD
OF' EDUCATION
' 103 Albert St.,
Clinton, Ont.
NOM ILO •
24 Cards of Thanks
I wish to thank all my neighbours,
friends -and relatives for the gifts,
flowers and visits while I was a
patient in Seaforth Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. Moyo and
staff of nurses, ambulance service
and a very special thanks to
Sister Mary and teachers ,of St.
James School and the class of
grade six. I am very thankful for
everything. — Mary-Ann
Heynsbergen. -44-37x1
We sincerely thank relatives,
friends, _and neighbours for the
many acts of kindness, the gifts of
food, the cards of sympathy, the
lovely flowers, the donations to
the C.N.I.B.s the Gideon Bible
Society, the' Ileart Foundation
and the W.M.S. We appreciate
the Rev.Mr. Nelson's and ,the
Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home's
beautiful funeral service, the help
of the pallbearers and . flower
bearers, and the lunch so capably
served by the church ladies. We
are very grateful to all. — Jim
and Frank Hogg and Ida Brand.
24-37x1
I wish to thank my friends and
neighbours for their card's, treats •
and visits while I was a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
Your thoughtfulness was
appreciated. — Bill Leeming.
24-37-1
A sincere thanks • to my family,
neighbours and friends for the
lovely cards, flowers' and treats
and those who visited me while I
was in the hospital. - Special
thanks to Dr. Whitman , and the
nurses for the wonderful care
given me, also to Rev. Mr.
Reuber for his calls. Everything
was verystritichaappreciated.
William Boyd. 24-37x1
The family of the late Mrs. Ellen
Montgomery wish to express
their sincere thanks to all their
relatives, friends, neighbors for
their many acts of kindness ,and
sympathy extended to them
during the illness and death of
their Mother, for the beautiful
floral tributes, cards and letters.
Special thanks to Dr. Malkus,
nurses and staff, pallbearers,
R.S.Box Funeral Home and to
those who sent lunch to the home.
— Montgomery Family. 24-37x1
I would like to •thank my relatives,
friends, for the lovely flowers,
cards, 'visits 'and phone calls,
while I was a patient in the
hospital. Special thanks to Dr. M
Moyo and the nurses, also the
Turf Club. — Foster Bennett.
24-37x1
I wish to thank 'my family,
relatives and friends for flowers,
treats, cards and visits while I
was in the hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Moyo, Dr. Malkus
and all the nurses. — Marie
RFyan. 24-36-1
The family of the late. Wilfrid
Scott wish to express their
heartfelt thanks to friends,
neighbourS and telatives,for their
many acts of kindness, flowers
and donations. All was very
greatfully appreciated. 24-37x1
25 In Memoriam'
JESSOME — In loving memory of
our Father.
No one knows the silent
heartaches,
Only those who have loved can
' tell, •
The grief we bear in silence,
For the one we loved so well,
Our family circle has been
• broken,
A link gone from our chain;
But though we're parted for a
while,
We know we'll meet again.
Days of sadness still come o'er
us, .
Tears in silence often low,
For memory keeps you ever
near us,
Though you died one year ago.
Lovingly remembered and
26 Persona!
Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Van
Landuyt of Staffa are pleased to
announce the engagement of
their only daughter Sally. Marie
Germain, to Corporal 'Douglas
Dalton Bannerman , son of Mr. -
and Mrs. .Darwin Bannerman of
Egmondville. The wedding to
take place on April 17, in
Egmondville United Church at
7:30 P.M. 26-37-1
We invite engaged couples ,to
visit' the Arbor Gift Shop in
Clinton. Pick up a free gift and
tell your friends about our Shower
and Bridal registry service. No
charge, no nhlipations. 26-344f
27 Births
WEBER — To 'Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Weber of Egmondville on
March 16 in Kitchener-Waterloo
Hospital, a son, Michael Ryan 7
lb. 2 ozs. 27-37-1
LAVERTY — To Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Laverty of Seaforth, at
Seaforth Community Hospital:,
March 20, a daughter. 27-37x1
HANEY — TO Mr. and Mrs. Lyle.
Haney, Seaforth at
Seaforth Community Hospital on
March 21st a son. 27-37x1
28 Deaths
COVILLE: ,Teresa. Barbara on
March 22, 1976 at Stratford
General Hospital in her 68th year.
Teresa Eckert beloved wife of
George Coville, Dear sister of
Clothilda, (Mrs. P. Maloney)
Dtiblin, Lucy, (Mrs.A. Siemon)
Walton, James C. Eckert,
Rochester, New York and Father
Vincent Eckert C.S.B., Gary
Indianna. Also predeceased by
three brothers. Peter, Joe and
Steve. Friends were received at
the Whitney-Ribey Funeral
Home, 87 Goderich Street West,
Seaforth, until Thursday at 10:30
when Requiem Mass was held M
St. Patrick's Catholic Church,
Dublin. Rosary prayers were said
at the Funeral Home on
Wednesday ' evening at 9:00.
Temporary entombment '-in
Pioneer Memorial Mausoleum.
Interment to follow in st.
Col umban Cemetery. 28-37-1
AUCTION SALE
Of Feed, tractors, farm machinery and some household
effects to be held for MR. CASEY VAN AMERSFOORT at Lot
12, Concession 7, Morris Township, 2 miles north and 3 miles
east of Blyth
SATURDAY, APRIL 3rd at 1:00 P.M.
FEED: Approx. 2000 bales of hay; Approx. 1000 bales of
straw.. -
• TRACTORS: Nuffield 10/60 diesel tractor; Nuffield Universal
3 cylinder diesel tractor with George White manure loader
with hydraulic bucket; John Deere 40 row crop, gas tractor
with 3 Pt. Hitch. •
MACHINERY: John Deere 494 A 4 row corn planter with
press wheels and insecticide applicators; Massey. 13 run seed
drill; Allis Chalmers 10 ft. wheel disc.; Hydrien 3 PT Hitch 3
furrow 16" bottom automatic reset plow; Kongskilde 11 ft. 3"
c6ltivator with leveling'harrows; Vicon 3 PTHitch fertilizer
spreader;'Massey Ferguson #12 hay baler; Massey Ferguson
7 ft. dyna balance 3 Pt.Hitch haymower; New Holland
reciproCating new style side rake; 32 'ft. George White hay
and grain elevator with undercarriage and 3/4 HP electric
motor; 2 good flat reeks and wagons; 2 - Turnco 180 bushel
gravity bins new last fall; Martin 6 ton wagon'; Martin 8 ton
wagon; Schultz PTO manure spreader with single beater; 16
ft. 4" grain auger with motor; 12 ft. chain harrow; Popec
forage harvester; feed cart; wheelbarrow plus many other
items too numerous to mention.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Colonial chesterfield and chairs
with matching coffee table and end table; chest of drawers;
odd tables; odd chairs; radio; double bed; plus other items.
"SALE ORDER" - Furniture will be sold first, small items on
wagon, feed,- machinery and tractors.
"NOTE" Machinery has been -kept under cover in
implement shed,
TERMS CASH day of sale — FARM IS SOLD
RICHARD LOBB Auctlormers B. G. GETBKE
Bornholm •
Auctioneers or Proprietor not responsible for acciden"t"s day of
sale,
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