The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-04-12, Page 6BRAD WILLIAMS
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On SATURDAY, APRIL 15
at I:30 p.m,
Livestock . . . ,
4 yr. -old Jersey cow, rebred
Angus; 6 yr. :old black white face
cow, rebred Hereford; 2 Hereford
heifers, bred; 8 Holstein x Hereford'
heifers; 4 Holstein steers; 1 Here-
ford steer; several nanny goats, 1
billy goat; .3 Shetland ponies, broke
to ride or drive; 2 ducks; 1 drake.
Machinery . . .
Case D high arch tractor; Allis
Chalmers B tractor with loader;
Minneapolis' B.F. tractor, row
crop; 10 ft. Cock.shutt cultivator; 2
furrow International plow; manure
spreader; International No. 45 bal-
er; 30 ft. bale elevator; Cockshutt
4 bar side rake; '2 wagons with
racks; 2 section drag harrows; 7
ft. mower; International thresher
36 x 48 with drive belt; chain saw;
scrap iron; cream separator; pony
cart;. 'cutter; harness.
Real Estate . .
Property constists of 100 acres
with 65 workable, balance bush and
pasture. Barn 30 x 40 with cement
floor and wood stabling. House
5 rooms, cupboards; water on pres-
sure. Sells subject to a reserve bid.
TERMS CASH
Owner or auctioneer not
responsible for accidents
Brian Rintoul, auctioneer
357-2349
AUCTION SALE
CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF
Livestock, Machinery and Some.
Household Effects
will be held for
RUSSEL GAUNT
Lot 29; Con. 2, Kinloss Township
1 block north and 1% blocks west
, of Whitechurch
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 22
at 12 noon
TERMS CASH
Brian Rintoul, Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE of livestock,
grain, farm implements and house-
hold effects will be held for Rod
Bogie, north half lot 9, Con. 10,,
Colborne Township; 2 miles west• &
one mile south of Nile or 6 miles
north of Goderich on Saturday,
April 22 at 1:30 Terms Cash, Farm
Sold. Allan MacIntyre, Auctioneer,
Lucknow.
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE of livestock,
farm implements, hay and grain
will be held for William George,
Lot 12, Con. 14, Hullett Township,
• 3 miles east of Blyth on Huron
County Road 25 on Thursday, April
13 at 1:30. Terms Cash, Farm Sold.
Allan- Maebityrei-Auctioneer, Luck-
now.
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AUCTION SALE
AUCTION 'SALE
CLEARING AUCTION SALE of
livestock, machinery and some
furniture will be held for Mrs.
joan Purdon, lot 29, concession 13,
East Wawanosh Township, 11/2
miles south of Whitechurch on
Tuesday,. ' May .2 at 1:30. Terms
Cash — Farm Sold. Brian Rintoul,
Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
of
Heavy Equipment, Crawler
Loaders, Backhoe and Dump
Trucks
Several Farm Trucks with hoists
Plus several farm tractors and
Machinery "'"
Will be held for
MEL JERMYN
at the No. 4 Highway farm
31/2 miles south of Wingham or 1 1/4
miles north of Belgrave \on
SATURDAY, APRIL 29
at 12:30
TERMS CASH
Mel Jermyn, Proprietor
phone 887-9493
Brian Rintoul, Auctioneer
IN' MEMORIAM
CRANSTO.N -- in memory of Issac
Cranston, 'who passed away April
13, 1959.
Gone from us but leaving
memories,
Death can never take away,
Membries that will always linger,
While upon this earth we stay.
Always remembered by his wife,
families and, grandchildren.
HALDENBY — in loving memory
of a dear- wife, mother—and grand-
mother Violet Haldenby who pass-
ed away 'two years ago, April 16,
1970.
A tribute of love and remembrance
To our Mother, one of the best
The joys that she missed in life's
journey
Ma she find in God's garden of
rest
We miss-her because we love her,
She was dearer than silver or gold.
No treasure On earth can -replace
her.
Her memory 'will never grow old.
True was her heart, her actions
so kind,
Her life was a pattern to us left
behind.
A wonderful mother gone to rest.
The saying is true "God chooses
the best": .
Sadly missed and lovingly rem-
embered by her husband Geordie
and Harold and 'Ethel and their
fanillies. •
SEED GRAIN — GRASS
SEEDS '- SEED .CORN
CLEANING AND TREATING
TRUCKING'
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ELLIOTT'S SEED
MILL
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PHONE 528-3500
D and .D
'RADIATOR
• SERVICE .
CLEANING, REPAIRING
AND RECORING
for all 'types of vehicles
and equipment •
Adelaide St. S.
KINCARDINE'
PHONE 396.2658
PAGE SIX
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 13th,, 1972
. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL., LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
1:30 p.m:
700 HEAD
Consisting of of Steers, Heifers and Calves
FOR CONSIGNMENTS CONTACT THE MANAGEMENT
Victor Hargreaves — 482-7511 (Clinton)
Doug Riddell — 237-3576 (DashwOod)
Jack Riddell — 237-3431 (Dashwood)
'Auctioneers Hector McNeil and Larry Gardiner
BARLEY
CONTRACTS
AUCTION SALE OF
Property, Livestock and Machinery
will be held for
DAVE WHARTON
Lot 8, Concession 10, Turnberry
Township, 5 mile north east of
Kool Knits
Knifty Knits
Whitechurch Knifty Knit 4-H
club' held their 7th meeting on
Saturddy foreno'on at the' home Of
present. The president Janene
Purdon opened the meeting with
all repeating the 4-H pledge.,
. The minutes were read by Janet•
Adams.
The group were taught to make
mitered corners and hand made
button holes.° They decided to
set up an Exhibit at Achievement
Day.
The next meeting is in two
weeks, April 22 at the hOme of
Ruth Elliott, when all are to have
:heir Record Books up to date for
inspection.
Knit-Wits
On Thursday, April 6'at 7.0,0.
p.m. 'in the Lucknow Public . .
SChOol,. the Knit. Wits met for
-their eighth meeting. Seven
girls answered' the roll call which
was tell how you are herriming
your garment. re
peating
Opened ...
Ole meeting by repeating the 4--H,
Pledge'. Coralyn Henderson read
the minutes of the last meeting
and then the treasurer gave her •
repOrt.
• Mrs, Boyle gave out some •
[Pamphlets for our retold
.We will hold a meeting ..ot in the .I We
1
to go over olr d:es: re-
vue . ' Each girl. did -Sarnr.sles 'or
i wori,,ed o l'ier ', .- ...ar..".ett for the
'remainder of the time, • . • ',,.e elot.ed the m'ett :',., re-
ypeating the 4-'!-'. r...reet..
Named President
,,The first meeting of the Holy-
rood Garden Club was held at
Mrs. Rhody's on Thursday, April
6, after school. Eight members
were present. Mrs. Gerald
Rhody is the leader while Mrs:
Delbert Hedley is the assistant
leader.
The following officers were
elected: Marilyn Murray, Presid-
ent; Roving Secretary; Mary
Eidie , Press ;Reporter; Marilyn
Rhody Telephone Girl.,
The leaders outlined the course
and we discussed Achievement
Day. Each girl must have.seeds
for ten different vegetables and
four different flowers to. bring to-
the next meeting., Each girl was
then liven ten minutes to list
a• blast vegetables as possible.
The next meeting will be held"
m either Lite April or early
AUCTION SALE
Of Beef Cattle, Farm Implemenfs,
and Some Household Effects
will bey, held for
LORNE. WALL
South Half Lots 27 - 28, Concession
1, Kinloss Township, 4% miles
east of Lucknow on Hwy. 86 '
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 15
1:30 p.m.
Livestock . . .
24 western 2nd calf heifers, pas-
ture bred; 2 heifers, springing;
Ayrshire cow, rebred; Angus 'cow,
rebred; Hereford bull; 6 young
calves; 14 steer and heifer calves,
500 lbs.
Implements . . .
John Deere 420 tractor with pul-
ley; International 250 tractor diesel
with loader; Ferguson ..2 furrow
plough; International disc; Spring
tooth harrows; Case 12 run seed
drill; 4 sections harrows; John
Deere 14T baler, like new; Case
side rake; John Deere 7 ft. mower i.
M.H. wagon and rack; Allis Chal-
mers . 60 P.T.O. combine; Sohn
Deere hammer mill and belt; 2
wheel trailer; tractor driven 200
amp, welder; hay fork and rope;
grain aerator; cement mixer and
motor; snowblower; burdjzzors;
dehorners; cattle clippers; lumber
and wood; cook stove; heater; kit-
chen cabinet; extension table; pool
table;.. end tables; numerous small
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE of houshold fur-
niture and appliances will be held
for Mrs. Thos. Carman Anderson,
204 Regent St., Goderich on Wed-
nesday, April 26, at 1:30. Full list
in next week's paper. Terms Cash.
Property sold. Allan MacIntyre,
Auctioneer, Lucknow.
articles.
TERMS CASH — FARM SOLD
LORNE WALL, Prop.
ALLAN 'MacINTYRE,—Auctioneer
Box 209, Lucknow, Ont.
Phone 528-3519
a conventional zipper applied in
a seam '. She also discussed but-
tons and_buttonholes,.
Mrs. Young demonstrated hoW
to sew cuffs, how to put in elastic
and/different herns and hem fin-
ishes.
The next meeting will be held
at Mrs. Young's on Saturday ,
April 29 at 9.1:5. ?
AUCTION SALE
Of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Feed,
Farm Implements and Some
Household Effects
will be held for
ALBERT HERTZLER
Lot 19, Concession 11, Kinloss Twp.,'
71 miles north of Ilucknow and 2
miles•east of Kinlougli'on
THURSDAY, APRIL 20
at 1:00 p.m.
Livestock . . .
2 Holstein cows due sale time;
Holstein cow milking; Holstein
cow, 4 yr. old, fresh; Holstein year-
ling bull; Holstein 3 year old bull;
5 yearling Holstein heifers; 4 Hol
stein bull calves.
Horses . . .
Percheron mare, 7 yr. old, bred
to Reg. • Morgan horse; Belgiurh
mare 11 yr. old, bred to* Reg. Mor-
gan horse; Belgium horse, 1 year
old.
Hogs. . .
Hamp sow bred 8 weeks; 2• York
sows, bred 8 weeks; York x Land-
race breeder boar; sow rebred; 5
chunks.
Implements . . .
Leroy power gas unit; Inter-
national corn binder; .Gehl ham-
mer mill and belt; M. 14 7ft. bind-
er; M ,14 seed drill; Double disc,
Case 2' furrow drag plough.; John.
Deere riding plough; Cockshutt
riding plough, cultivator; Inter-
national N. 9 horse mower; M.H.
32 horse mower; International 'side
rake;-wagon_and rack;.. New Idea
all steel hayloader; M.H. cutting
box and. pipes; Gehl 16" cutting
box and pipes; One horse wagon
with staggered spokes; wagon; 2
wheel cart; buggy; wagon wheels;
cutter; Briggs and Stratton -gas
engine;, buzz saw; horse shoes;
sleighs; 400 ft: plastic hose; 3 far-
rowing crates; 20 steel-stanchions;
Water trough; hog trough; page
wire fence; scales; harness and
COllarst-several-cedar --fence-and
anchor posts; tables; chairs; cup-
boards, etc.; numerous small art-
icles.
Grain. . .
5 ton Garry oats; quantity cob
corn; grass seed. No
TERMS CASH — FARM RENTED
ALBERT HERTZLER, Prop.
R.R. 1. Holyrood '
ALLAN MacINTYRE, 'Auctioneer,
Box 209, Lucknow, Ont.
Phone 528-3519
The sixth Meeting of the Kair-
shea Kbol Knits was held at
Brenda Ritchie's on, Sattirday ,
April 8, at' 9.15. The meeting
was opened with the 4-H Pledge. leaderrs.TJ~htr~Gaunwith all
The.rninutes for the fourth and
fifth meetings were read. The roll
call, a dress revue , was, answered
by thirteen girls.
Mrs. Young discussed :samples
.we should have ins our record
books. She handed us our "Check
Sheet" ; Score youL own Garment',
and our programme for Achieve-
ment Davy.—She -explained t ese
sheets to us..
' Mrs. Keith demonstrated how
-to-put—in an--invisible ripper and
Zippy Trine rtes
The Zippy Trinettess held their
seventh meeting, in the basement
of the' Church on April 7 with a
full attendance. The meeting
was called to order with the Four
H pledge and'the roll call. Leone
•• STOCKER 'FE DER. SALE
HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES
Saturday Afternoon, April' 22nd
Cranston read the . minutes of the
last meeting. Achievement Day
pla-ns-were-diseussed. .
Mrs. D. A. Hackett discussed
how to judge material and Mrs.
Donald Hackett discussed hoW to
judge pyjamas. Then we had to
try to judge some material,
We are'to have a Rehearsal for
Achievement Day on Friday,
April 21', at Trinity Church
Office will be open Monday to
Friday
Phone 395.2633
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OFFICE HOURS
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Barristers
Wingham, Ontario
,announce_effectiv,
April 6, 1972
A SOLICITOR `WILL BE AT
THE RIPLEY OFFICE
THURSDAY AFTERNOONS
The' Lucknow Office
Open Wednesdays 10 • 12 a.m.