The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-10-26, Page 7•
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• STANDINGS
EXETER
MEf#'s ',4,EAGVE
"A„ ,CROUP
Windmills (0. Osgood 8561
1>ippe.n 'tigers (G. Ross Me) ,
L. Stine/lest
U. Burns 740)
I'in),ers
(D, Jvtight and B. Wright 604
11ockets (.l, Fuller 770)
.A&H. Specials .('.l'. 'Wright 111.1) ,.
Spares (:B. Nicol. 825) ,.
T S
)g Six f, Si
..Briutne.4l 60(t) ,,.
Pepsis (1, Coughlin 641)
Tradesmen W. Br -int -nen 676)
P. Billiards (P, MPRA/is 754) ,.
111IIlsmen (it. Smith 834) .
Ttockets (19914) . 20
t\indtnills (199691 . 19
P .Billiards (26162 )15
'
3 •:14T 's Sullenest (1 8972) ..., 14
A&33 Specials (18671) , 13
Pepsis (177141 .. „ 13
Bi. .Six (18430; . , ... . 11
[lingers (18402) . 1.0
I1ippen Tigers (17794) , 10
Milkmen (18779) ..........
Spares (10081) 6
Tradesmen (16876) 6
"B" GROUP
S. I+uela (li. Patterson 6611. ..
(", Tire .(r+, 'Tilley 5464
N. F„ Superthin 11, Snell 6721
Falrlanes (C, .Blommacrt 045)
si34ir)gpJns (Ii. .Smith 696)
"5p..Didleya Cr, 'l'riehner 718) ..
Lumber I D. McKnight, 574 4 ..
).arks (N. 'W'htlhng 6454 .. .. .
C. loggers (C4. 'I7lsenschlulc 532)
Toastmasters (G. Nixon 569) ,..
Canners 113, Simpson 689 )
BanlcruonIs 1H, Kies -wetter (131))
SiIngpius 1((13564 20
Canners (180924 '18
fiank/nonts (174771 . ,17
Bo-lldleyi (17543) 18
Fairlan.es (10426) . ...,'12
(rys(al I,oggers 073681 11
3 atl(s 117773) 10
N. 14. Super(est 117828) 10
Conklin Lumber (16777) 0
Ton stmaste):+ 114101) , 8
Canadians Tire (16592) 7
Sterling Poole ()58111) 4
High Single: ft, Smith (456)
J•Iigh triple, B. Osgood (850;
;Bidden score: 43 Ostla nd
n
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LANES
High five: 4. ('o)tgh1in, lass/ter
B ('13181
.kiigh average: . •08go0d, 011
39 ever A 1348)
ADE'
S IN •T
1 R 4W
L. T1* N
1 :L414 r (N. Coleman 5.141 ..., ., .
.Crediton (1i. Coughlin 661) .. .3
2 Stratford; (A„ Groves .6071 .... 6
1 St. Atatys 113, Coulthard 727) .... 1
2' Mitchell 1 el r
1 (!, .J ahlit a) 734) ... 5
2 Goderieh tl). Queen 616) . ... 3
1
18xe(er . 11
(ioderich ., 9
4 'Mitchell 7
0 SI, liar.vs 6
Stratford 6
Crediton i3
FRIDAY NITERS.
High Hopes (0, Mat ties 403) . 2
i)ubeea 183, Glover 531.) ., 5
0
7
3
2
3
'l
:1
1
2
0
LADIES' LEAGUE
"A GROUP
L, Strikes (.1, Stephen 578) ,..... 5
Be Bops (111. Flynn 535) 2
Trailers (0, FJ.ssery 668)7
Pills (P. Hunter -Dover 612) 0
:Handicappers (\". Stagg 614, r7
Pin Poppettes (P. Freugh 635) •0
Hot Dogs (A. McDonald 601 1 6
B1oaetles (A, Ford 571) ,. 2
Merry Ala Iris (H. Bea vet. 571) 4
Wee Hopes Cr, Heywood 613) 3
Happy Gals (N. Coleman 651) 6
Nite Hawks (M. Goodwin 598) 2
Hot :Dogs • 32
Lucky Strikes 31
Trailers 28
Be Flops 26
Happy Cie Is 24
lite He,Rka ,23
Merry Maids 22
WPB Hopes .. 13
Pills 16
Pln 'Poppettes , 12
Blocvettes ...,.... :11
Handicappers .. 7
"B" GROUP
h 'Hopes (1,. Rogan 630) ....
ply Six (( Skinner 521) 2
Pr)sky Sir (J, File 521) ,. .,
Sputniks (b Slaghl 464) ., 2
Busy Bees (A. Arthur 657) 7
Mighty Mice ((.. Webb 492) 0
Droppetles (G, Rader 457) 4
Lollipops (M. Shrimpton 568) 3
Who Cares (B. Reid 557) 5
Jolly .I1)is (A. Zaaher 594)
fiolJet:tes (C'. Smith 572) '7
Alley Cats (A. Westbrook 567) 0
Frisky SIN 34
'Who raves 32
Rollettes 26
Alley Cats 26
l-tigh .Hopes 23
Mighor Alice 23
Lollipops 23
lolly Jilts 18
BUSY Bees 18
Jolly Six. 11
Sputniks 10
Droppettes 8
}sigh triple: "A" Group, O'Ps -
sery (668); "B" Group, A. ,Arthur
(657)
The weekly prize of ladies'
howling shirt, donated by Gould
& Jory 'was ;Von this week by
Alice .Arthur with a 657 triple,
MEN'S iNTER•TOWN
klxeter :R (5457) ... ... ........ 6
Exeter .A (5645) 6
Clinton B (6266)
Clinton A (5337)
Wingha)n (4989)
'Zurich (4575)
344eter A 31
Clinton A. 31.
Clinton B 22
Wirigham . 21
Exeter 13 21
Goderleh A 20
God ()rich :R 13
Lurich 6
Lazy :;)aisles i f. 5)oughert,v 34.7)
lucky Strikes (J•, Mason 491) ....
11'ee Wins ii). Dobson 548)4
tips & Downs (A.. Schroeder 604) 3
1111th Hopes 1.8
('ps & Downs 17
Lucky Strikes 21
'',Vee Wins . it
Dubees .....,_ ..............•.,..4.,28
Laky .Daisies 0
341gh single: 0, Dobson (223)
Hidden single: D, J8ssery (89)
MIXED LEAGUE
Dodgers 1 D. 1, re.ve(t 749) 7
Puppets (C, :Deneau 506) ,...,... .,r0
Flowers (1'), :Webster 5834 4
lint Toddies ((4, Lebel 675) 3
!tool :Sets Cr, Burke 695)............0
i.egionalres (R, .Durand 660) ,,., 2
r1(r Wleks IN, 'Redman 6810 ..... 4
'T'eenagers (D. McKnight 640) 3
White Roses ($19, 'Wells 529) .... '7
Odds & Ends (C, Caron 663) ... (I
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1[116 Marl( lft E ;. N R:WS
Saintsbulry
By MRS, HEBER DAMS
Mr and 111>s. ,-fads Carroll
accompanied by Mr, an(1 lilts,
Maurice MacDonald, f.ucan,
drove to Orillia and distract re-
'cenlly for the color cavalcade.
Mrs. Sart Atkinson, Mrs,
Raymond Greenlee, Mrs. Earl
Greenlee, 111)6. Harry Carroll,
Mrs. Alaurice MacDonald and
1rs, Heber Davis 1satlend
ed the
bazaar and tea at St, Diary's
Mire 11, Brinsle), on Friday af-
ternoon.
On Wednesday aft erne
o,n
h i
Mrs,llu Dvsdro e
v. acar
S a
load of ladies to the tea and
bazaar at Centralia U s) f l e d
Church. IIQr. 3 P Mrs. :Ron Carroll
spent the weekend visiting their
great aunt and uncle M1•, and
Mr's. Eli Carroll at Alvinston,
Mr. and Mrs, Raymond
Greenlee spent Sunday al the
home of Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon
Davis, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis,
Heather and Michael, were
guests at a birthday dinner
for Mrs. Davis' sister, Miss
Joyce D1ck'alis andher sister-
in•law, Mrs. Ross McFalls, at
the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George McFalls, on
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Bob :Elliott and.
Craig, of London, were Sunday
guests with. Mr. and Mrs, Har-
vey Latta and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll
1 •ere Sunday guests with the
former's sister, Mrs. Ada fn•gs,
London.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Heber Davis,
accompanied by Ml's, Richard
Dickins; Exeter, visited Mr.
and Mrs. E. B. Smyth, Mid-
land„ and 'n'ir, and Mrs. Fred
Dickins, Coldwater, recently,
Heather Davis was guest on
Chickens (\" $mith 7214 5 _
Crackerjacks (}A9, Brim nell 8051 2
ltel 'coddles 22
Chickens 21
White Roses 19
,lir Kinks 18
('raelcerjecks 17
Dodgers 14
:Glowers 1 '14
F
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Uooi Wats 14
Teenagers , 12
Odds R. lands 11
Legl onmires 6
Puppets 0
High single:'Ladles', M.Uuun.
(306); men's, ;\)', B)rintnell (:393):
High triple: Ladies', $1, (Gunn
(649); rnen's, A9. Jlrintnell (0051,
High average: Ladies', L. Brock.
(272); men's G. be bel (256),
JUNIOR. BOYS & GIRLS
TUESDAY
liingp1)1 (10 Hockey 320) 3 hie funeral service was con-
\lidgets (P.. McFallm 356) 2 Champs W. Weller 2154 3
Beatnicks (B, Moore 305) „r. 3 Spark Plugs (W. Hodgins 139) ,2cted by :Rev. S. E. Lewis
T -'Birds (l.. McMillan 303) 2 gees (L, Coughlin )49) ;t a Hopper -Hockey f u.n e r a 1
2 me on Monday, October 23
3 th interment in Exeter come-
t;y,
'High single: A(. Young and V.
Greenlee (187)
'High triple: At, Yount; (621'.)
High average L. Dickson. and
.\l, Carting (175)
CHILDREN'S LEAGUE
Slowed taa (A, R i
ton 474 7
Tddl) Winks (n Hare!.
489) 0
Angela (13, A,niters 502) 7
Blue Gals (A. Hodgins 291) 0
Night Hawks (C. WJssel 531) r,,, 6
St, Pals (C. Blake 499) 2
Sight Hawks '
,Cpntinued front page •6 I
Art +classes
Otte .of the most energetic
and .enthusiastie :grottlis 1(3 tow1
is. the Exeter Art Club,
I his .1;114), J)Iulnberieg 19. in
all, meet every Monday ever-
nine from 8-10p.m. 'in the
Exeter Public J.ibrarY for the
"Modern Version" of er'eat3ve
Painting,
Instructress for the group is
Mrs. Editil Astit oXI of RCAF
Centralia.
Ada Dinney is )stub presi-
dent i '1 i
de t wh #e Gwen lvhr sm th
looks after the vice-presidency
role. Donna Jones is secretary -
treasurer..
The art club has been set up
for2 of
1. #essons )which consist
six before Christmas and six
after Christmas,
1n our opinion, we commend
thisgroup
_fortheir e thlst
as
m
and trust that .much will be
aecornpliskted over the 12.1es-
son span, Art, particularly in
the .creative manner, is some-
thing that one doesn't see too
much in this day and age and
we are particularly pleased .to
have this group operating right
in Exeter.
By the way, the classes are
filled to capacity for this year.
Minor- Bowling
The Exeter Junior Bowling
Council has prepared a halance
sheet of their activities through -
:Monday evening at a birthday
party for Robin Blair, at the
home of her parents, Centralia,
Mr, and Mrs, Jim Barker,
Joan, Gary and ,lean, Mr, and
Mrs. Earl Atkinson and. Mr,
and Mrs. John McCool, Trav-
erse City, Michigan, and son,
Bill McCool, M.D., Detroit,
were Sunday guests with Mr.
and Mrs, Heber Davis.
out the 1900•'61 seaspn,.
it is 5'(127 interesting lo, note
that after all the ,expenses
were met, :the group cainc out
2$)4 to the geed. One couldn't
batallge the books any better.
.Besides, what's a gllarter be-
.
en s.
e-iends!
4'he Statement is as fellows:
Exeter BeWling; Council
Finincist; ,StstMent,
Sept. 30, 1.900.—S4PpL 3Q, 1 -Ki
Bank balaoce
Sept. 30, 1960 526.49
sCR i
t
Ps
Membership fees,
5e bowling charges,
1'aurnalnent
Money etc, s20.3.42.
Rte(: Cou it
nc.
Donation ,,r,.,, $Q,QQ
$25311.
Dishurs.erent#
Banquet, trophies,
Tournament
Prizes ete $252,95 .75.
Interest r . 143
,Bank balance
Sept. 30, 1961 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, $27,87
Your library
—Continued from page 4
and finds—the inspired man be-
hind the ideas,
Much more space is given to
Christianity than to any other
religion because since its, ad-
vent most progress in religion
in general has been made with-
in that faith, Since Christianity
is really not one religion many
chapters are devoted to P'aul,
L11ther, Wesley, and Mary
Baker Eddy and many others.
An index . makes this book a
useful reference book,
iss L, Elliott
lelong resident
'77,a life-
Laura ' 5 a
Ps s Elliott,,
/<, resident of Dieter, died
11e Heywood Nursing Home,
,ter, where she had lived
pass. 18 months.
he was a member of James
77 Det United Church
St. Pats 16 '
rite 'Bloweites 16 ltrviving are nieces, Mrs.
1ng'els 12 Ink Parsons, Mrs. 'William
riaaly Winks
H i h single: 'Hodgins ) ll more, Detroit; nephews,
' sigh triple: C, Winset 53)ham Walper, Detroit, Hugh
kJIgh average: C. 'Wissel (180) Aper, New Westminster, B.C.
Comets (.ii, Farquhar 387) 3 Meteors IN, Park 132)
Sl:rncers (J. Nagel 380) r• 2 ,I hiss IS, 'Kennedy 2414
14.It'tgpins . 3 Dumbells (J. Hayter 138)
1-3eatn,icks :1 • )(nxs 14 Pall bearers were Ron -Simp-
nometm 3 Dumbells , 1)
Midgets 2 '.res 10 n, Lucan, William Waiper,
T -Birth - 51oeors 7n atroit, Don, Bev, Hugh and
Strikers
.. Champs 9 gyne Parsons,
Highsingle: L. :Hockey (21.6), Spark Plugs 7
03. Greenacre (277)
High triple: J. Nagel (390) 235)g'h girls,
Sr 730Ys, '.D. Weller K r,,
(_�,,): 011'16, C, Kennedy (211)`rr'c,w,.?.r.wl3,s3..w...:.'u.'�>�3i:.'�r.?m.�.<:�;
FRIDAY CRAIG MEN'S LEAGUE Comments about
N. Fl) et s(D Rol h. 502) 3
B. Bombers (B Pa:;tet son 6156) 1
.ucky Six (N�"omart
y
C, Supers (1', Fl ' n
a(son
5361 , 1 678) 3
Jr W'o
Bottoms lip (Y. Lewis 569) 313y MRS. KEN MCKELLAR
Dodgers (P. M:ef"alls 476) 5
Bombers (H. Gosar 299) 0
Jets (D. 'Wright-. 349) 3
Atoms (R, Wolfe 406) 2
Larks (B. Greenacre 408)
Chickens (A, Thompson 348)
5
0
Dodgers
barks
Teti
A toms
Bombers
Chickens
1. Lions (D. Wyatt 557) 1
5 Boulez :Bears (H', RollingS ssto 1•• .. »^n`"`'liA` .:43 Ry s°0M
6 Craig Angels
(.P. Goodman 773) 0
3 High single; :P. Goodman (290) ersonal items
2
0 High tr)ple: P. Goodman (773)
0
High single: R. 'Wolfe 42411
r3(gh (rouble: P. 147cS'alls (476)
BANTAM GIRLS
GB LANES
Robins (J. Campbell 262) 3 LADIES' LEAGUE
Canaries (14. Grassick 166) .•.2 Legionettes ('P, Ravelle 6)41 ,..,,
Sparrows (B, Skinner 295) 5 Plot Shots (P. Shroeder 489) r
0 Braves (D. l;inkbeiner 494)
5 •t\'est.ene's (W. Gill 504)
0 Atoms (B. rreebait•n 510)
6 Harmony Gals (B. ;Deters 584) ,r
b :Firecrackers (11. Roberts 571) .r
3 Optomists (D. Cutting 366)
2 Legionettes 12
0 'Firecrackers 12
0 Harmony Gals 11
.Atoms 9
Braves 8
W2401 Shots 6
estenCt',S 6
0ptomists 0
Datars (225)
:Rexene (614)
Chickadees (P. Bridges 177)
Owls (.P Schroeder 3(16)
Larks ('. Heywood 220)
Sparrows
Owls
ltobius
Canaries
('hickadees
;.arks
High single: 'P, Schroeder (161)
High triple: P. Schroeder (306)
BANTAM BOYS
Wildcats (R. Weber 320)
Blue Jays (B, :Hooper)
i; Tigers (0, Campbell 241.)
5 Site .Hawks (G. Wragg 225)
7 Silver Darts (J. Darling 251)
4 Rockets ((3, Campbell 209)
'Wildcats 6
Tigers 5
~liver 'Darts b
Blue laps 0
Atte Hawks 0
Pockets 0
14'iRh single: :R. 'Weber (189)
High dotibte: 13. Weber (320)
LUCAN LANES
MEN'S LEAGUE
Legion (k, Carling 678) 2
2tex Cr. A.. 'Watson 534) 1
S. Circuits (Ie. 'levington 577) 3
Clandeboye (K. S1tn.pson 561) 0
Dairymen (J, Hearn 618).. _,3
Fire Deters ('W, Hickson 63) ,4)
Shantroelts (0, Collins 627) ... 2
Wood butchers ('r, Wright 636) t.
'Hot Shots (('. Neil 610) ')
Lumber rings (J. 'Nurse 610) „ 0
1',egion 14
Short Circuits 12
Shamrocks 10
Dairymen 10
';,umber kings 0
Sire Da1ers 8
not Shots , 8
l.tex 6
:1•lotel
Wooilbutchers ................. r,.,..., 3
.\grim 2
Clandeboye 2
14Jgh single: N'. '14arclY (292)
Him triple, 14, Carling (678)'
6
0
6
0
LADIES' LEAGUE
C, (lubes (,, Blake 1831 7
Sputniks (C. George 170) 0
Satellites (A1. Greenlee 287) ,...,6
C, Clowns (S. Bradley 237) 2
1,erioneites (4). 1;ufler 27,8)
5
Shamrocks (G. Nicholon 224) ,., 2
Ramblers (111. Lewis 202) 5
Aces (B. Storey 200) 2
High 1 -lopes (B, Leitch 265) 5
D.umbel(s2
(D, Freeman, .4, Weller 9:88)
Diamonds (14. 'McDonald 236) „ 4
Dairymaids (M, Young 287) 3
1)airymalcl$ 28
:Ramblers 27
Satellites 24
Legroilet Les I9
("Attie'sANIS
19
('30)118
High Hopes
:17n)lnbells
Shamrocks
Diamonds
Sputniks
18
18
17
16
11
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Buy now or Order for l aringr
Evergreens,
Fruit Trees
Nursery Stock
REDER FLORIST
: Phone 761
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High mingle: P.
High triple: Pat
4
n
Mr. and. Mrs. Harry Elliott
td children. of 'Windsor spent
e weekend with their parents,
r. and Mrs, Norval Elliott
d Mr. and Mrs, John Wal -
ie.
4Sr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott,
frothy, Anna .Agnes and Fran -
i S visited on Sunday with Mr.
d Mrs. Ernest Allen and
3 Is in Mitchell. ''
1 Wr. and Mrs. Jack Coekwell
i Neva of :Dashwood were
day visitors with. Mr. and
S. Otto Walker and Alice.
lr, and Mrs. Archie Cooper
1 family and Mrs. Jean Coo-
of Mitchell visited on Sun. -
with. Mr. and Mrs. Carey
Mrs. Taylor.
r. and Mrs. Percy Adams
._ a.w..:l.......L,.Tt..AJ.
(say. ePCtusts. ATI,nc AT4'4., - . -
Squire Herdman.
A number of Elimville la-
dies attendedthe sectional
meeting of the VMS held at
Whalen on morning, Mrs. Wm.
Routly presided.
The Mission Band Hallo-
we'en party, will be held on
Friday evening at the church.
The services for church and
Sunday School will be held next
Sunday at the usual hour but
will be on standard time,
Mr. and (Mrs. Russell Mor-
ley andfamily of .Exeter, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Parsons and
family of Hensel], Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Cooper with Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Cooper.
Mr, Melville Skinner, Mr. and
Mrs, Ross Skinner and family,
Miss Gail, McBride ' of Zurich
with Mr. and Mrs, Delmer Skin-
ner,
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Skinner
and Joan of Exeter with Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin Skinner.
The Elimville Teen Town
masquerade will be held at the
hall on Saturday evening. All
teenagers are to come in cos-
tume.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Houston
of Seaforth visited on Saturday
with 3v1r, and Mrs. Charles Ste-
phen.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pym,
Joan and Brian visited on Sun-
day with, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Lobb of Clinton..
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin. Skinner.
of New 'Toronto spent the
weekend with the former's par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Everett Skin-
ner.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Skin-
ner, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Skin-
ner, Mr. Laverne Skinner, Miss
Ruth: Skinner and Mt. Bert Ri-
vers visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Reg McDonald
of Exeter.
)Mr. and Mrs. John Hutton of
Listowel visited on Sunday
News from North
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Our Thanks
Exeter Lions Club wishes to express its appreciation to the
general public for its generous support of our recent Table -Rite Beef
Dinner project. Your kind assistance will help us carry on our welfare
work in the community.
The club again wishes to acknowledge the donations .from mer-
chants toward prizes for, the beauty contest,
We also want to convey our thanks to Mr. Fred Darling for
his generous contribution of food for the meal and to he and his staff
for their assistance in preparing it,
Recognition is given to the following .firms
toward the dinner:
Mother'Parker`s. Coffee
Kraft Foods
Libby's
Exeter Dairy
Weston's Bread
Lewis Bakerlea
J, Heinz St CO,
Whyte 'Packing Co,
Swift's Canadian
Foodway Distributors
Weston's Biscuits
Quaker Oats
Kist Beverages
Goodwill Sales
Sfandal'd Brands
for their donations
General Foods
Cherry Hill Cheese
Coleman Packing Co.
t,ipton's Soups
Gamble & Robinson
Canadian Canners (Exeter)
Delmonte
J. M. Schneider
Stafford Foods
Red Roue Tea Co.
1-lumpty Du►npty
Lallemands
Acme Dairies
Bovril Liniifed
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'60 Ford Seclan, 6 -cylinder, 2 -
tone, lovely $2,000
'60 Falcon Coach., low mileage .. $1,750
'60 Yolks Deluxe, radio ........, $1,295
'57 Ford Fairla.ne Coach, V-8,
- automatic . $1,195
'58 Ford Sedan, V-8, automatic .. $1,195
"56 Pontiac Sedan, a steal $ 995
'56 Buick Hardtop, OK ... $ 495
'55 they roach....... $ 495
'54 Ford Sedan
'54 Plymouth Sedan ..,,..T.,,
'27 Model T Coupe
USED CARS
AND "'MOCKS
., . ,r.,,,,.. $ 400
$ 400
$ 400
'51 Harley Davidson Motorcycle,
"81" . $ 400
'53 Plymouth Wagon, you're rob-
bing me blind .
'55 Buick Hardtop, mechanically
good, slightly .moth eaten $ 300
'49 Pontiac Sedan. $ 100
$ 300
TRUCKS
'57 Chev 3 -ton combination
dump . $1,500
'051 Ford Tandem 750, s steal , $2,750
'57 Volks Panel .....,..,,......., $''' 600.
'58 Ford P-600 Dump, trailing
ale , ., .... .. $2,750
'52 International 180 AM 15'
dump trailer . .,, $1,150
TRACTORS
'oil Ford $'i1 Diesel, low houl,s $2,200
'49 Massey 44 with heavy 'duty
freit.end loader ., $1,000
: 14' hydl a: Wit dump wagon,
grain -type rack ..., . . ... $ 795
'50 Massey '30 ..... . ..,. ,
Jelin Doerr manure' spreader
Allis,Chal111ers Cern picker .
'59 Massey Z4 ut°r'ow lift plow,
take he fitway
$ 600
;$ 1:0y0.
$ 175
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