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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-10-11, Page 6NOTICE I am preParadt as a reglatered. and authorized sub agent of the Bank of Canada, to aces applications at my home or by appol*ment, up until November 13th for the Sale of Canada Savings Bonds. Yield to maturity 7.3%. I would appreciate your patronage.onage. MRS. MACE CAMPBELL pHONI NOTICE In accordance with the Canada Elections Act, Section 27- (2) 62 (1)., notice is 'hereby given of the appointment 'of ,-- Frederick 1 Clarkson,_ Wiarton, Ontario as Official Agent for the candidate for the Progres- sive Conservative Party --- JOHN LONEY Bruce Federal P.C. Assoc, Bernice H. Limpert, Pres. OR7GAGES lit AND 2nd MORTGAGES AVAILABLE FORTARMS,RESIDENTIAL,_ IMPROVEMENTS, ETC. ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR Applications are invited for the newly-established positios of Assistant Administrator of Hureirview, a 310 bed hionie foi the Aged, located near Clinton in Huron County. The successful candidate will, under the direction of tin Administrator, be responsible for co-ordinating all purchasing of supplies and equipment and for supervising the'maintenance of building and grounds; will assist the Administrator in direct ing all the day to day activities of the Home, including residents well-being, personal care and nursing, social services, recrei tionil and other programs, finance, housekeeping,- personnel etc.; will have a demonstrated interest in elderly' persons; have or be willing to undertake studies in the field, including sound knowledge of Ontario's Home for the Aged' and Re Homes Act. Excellent working conditions, full employee benefits . ai salary commensurate with training and experience. Applications in writing giving complete resume of educatit and ekperience will be received by the undersigned up to 5 pi Wednesday, October 25, 1972. . ' • C. A. Archibald, Administra P.O. Box 219, Clifl WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 11th,, 191 THE LUCKNPW: SENTINEL., IrMCKNO% ONTARIO PAGNI SIX 111111111.1011•11.1.11.111011.11111 • ' Pi' AUCTION SALE AUCTION . SALE 'RAINY RIVER District Feeder and Stocker Sale on Monday, Oct- ober 16, if a.m., 2000 head. Allan. MacIntyre, Auctioneer; Lucknow. AUCTION SALE Of Livestock and Some Machiner will be held for the estate of JOHN L. ADAMS Lot 21, Concession 8, Hulleff Twp. 1 block south and 1 mile east' o Londesboko ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21 at 1:30 p.m. See bills for list TERMS CASH Brian Rintoul, Auctidneer CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Livestock, Machinery, Some Furniture will be held for GERRITT LOGTENBERG Lot 5, Con. 7, Ashfield TownshiP, 1 corner south of• Kingsbridge Church and, ly2 mile east of 21 highway On SATURDAY, ,OCTOBER 14 at 12:30 p.m. Livestock . . __ ..-----_-2-Angils-cowsF3-11ereford=enwa; AUCTION SALE 1:30 p.m. ' Inglis wringer washer, like new,- Moffat 4 burner gas stove, like new; Westinghouse refrigerator, like new; Gateleg walnut round dining room-table with 5 matching . straight chatrs 1 arm chair and 1 rocker (antiti•le); dining room ex- osion-table--with 6 chairs (anr- que); china cabinet (antique); Buf- fet with drop drawer pull (anti- que); antique arm chair (excel- lent); oval top table (antique); 2 matching end tables* and coffee table; 2 large table lamps; 1, ches- terfield (fold away bed); antique bed; antique _dresser with curved front; matching bed, dresser • and chest 'of drawers (bed has roll top on head board and foot board); antique wash stand with curved front.;" matching antique wash , stand er clothes hamper; trunk and cop- per boiler; small tables; 2 students desks; quilts; coal oil lamps; pic- tures and frames; mirror and PROTECTION FOR Bruce arm Report 1 F GALVANIZED STEEL 'GRAIN BINS One of the. new developments, in grain corn handling which is gaining in popularity is the treat- ing of high moisture shelled corn with organic acids to prevent de- terioration in storage. However, one of the major problems that has shown up has been the corros- ion of any galvanized) steel sur- faCe that is exposed to either the acid treated grain or to the acid vapours that devlop, during the initial storage period. Early tests to combat the problem indicated, that simple paint systems would not resist the effects of the acid. Recently, results were announc- ed of a detailed series of tests conducted at the University of Guelph to evaluate a number of different coating systems for the, interior of galvanized steel stor- age bins. These tests concluded that one of the best and most practical solutions was to coat the. metal surface with a high build chlorinated rubber coating ap- plied- over a polyolefin primer. This material may be sprayed or brushed on. Prior to application, it' is. nee- essavy to clean the steel surfaces of all oils, greases, dirt, rust, etc., to ensure good adhesion of the primer. Two coats of primer are applied followed by one finish or lining coat. The cost of mater- ials (psimer and lining costs) for circular eerbins----y-hinfary=from- 21/2 to 4 cents per bushel! of cap- acity. - One company currently m eking this material available is Inter- national Paints.(Canada) Limit- ed, P.O. Box 70, Station "N" Tor- onto 14, Ont. This companies ro- tradename y tective Lining Primer" for the polyolefin primer and "Interchlor Protective-Whitefor the clorin- ated rubber surface or lining coat The company's directions should be followed carefully in the application of these 'materials. H. E. Bellman, • Agricultural Engineer -SHEEP-PARASITES One of the best 'discussions I have heard on worms' and other parasites in sheep was delivered last 'winter at Hanover. Farmers' Week by Dr. J. P. Lautenslager of Guelph. We have copies of his talk available at. Walkerton. One noteworthy feature of this public- ation is that Dr. Lautenslager states the drugs which are ef- fective and those which are not for each different parasite. " gives rise to the problem , owing w a s r fecting your sheep. One analysis of manure samples by your vet- erinarian will save the expense of treating your sheep( for a type of parasite they don't hatie. WATERLOO BOAR SALES, The Waterloo Swine Test. Stat- ion boar sales have become GET ATTENTION • AUCTION SALE Of Livestock and Some Machinery will be held for The Estate of the Late JOHN L. ADAMS Lot 21', Con. 8, Willett Township 1 Block South and 1 Mile East of Londesboro On SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21 at 1:30 pan. Livestock . . . c. Consists 34 Aberdeen Angus, cows pasture bred from July 1; 2 Angus! heifers; 31 Angus calves; Register- ed Aberdeen Angus bull; 12 ewes and 2 rams Machinery . . . Oliver manure spreader; 36 ft. INew Hollandelevator (2 yrs.); grass seeder; Moline side rake; 4 section diamond harrows; seed drill; dump rake; land roller; cult- ivator; 7 ft. Massey binder; fann- ing mill; 4 timbers; quantity of ',scrap iron; steel water trough; 3 ,Surge milker units; Surge vacuum 'pump; pipeline; 15 milk cans; num- erous small articles. Owner or, auctioneer not responsible for any accIdents. or injuries on property day of sale. TERMS, CASH ers' about 700 lb..; 1 Hereford steer 01 Household Effects and Antiques (about 800 lb.); .10 chunk size pigs; will be held for 1. open sow; '10 weaner pigs. • the Estate of the Late Machinery . . . David Brown 950'tractor with MRS. JANET MILLS ',bell 'and Outrain St., David Browiiliiider and-OM-tires.' • Lucknow Massey 30 tractor; 8 ft: disc,; New On SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14 Holland 7 ft. p.t.o. mower; New Holland-130 bu. InahUre-spreader; - International number 46 baler; 2 International 3 furrow trail plows; International) .8 ft. °binder; Mount Forest thresher; 2 farrowing crates;• water trough; 4 section ,diamond , harrows; 2 wagons; sprayer_witli 20 ft.. boom; 135 bu. gravity grain bok, cedar posts; steel posts; wheel barrow; loading chute; snow fence; lumber; hay rake; Kongskilde cultivator; trail- er; bale stocker; Surge milker,; numerous small articles. Feed . . 2000 _bales of hay; 800 bales of straw;40 ton of mixed grain. , Some Household Effects and Antiques TERMS CASH FARM SOLD responsible for any accidents or injuries on prOperty day of sale BRIAN RINTOUL, Auctioneer Whitechurch, phone 357-2349 George Powell, Clerk 3 black white face cows; all cows Brian Rintoul, Auctioneer have Hereford calves at , foot and Whitechurch Phone 357-2349 rebred Hereford; I, Hereford heif- AUCTION SALE 1 Ripley Phone 395.5353 Wallace Ballagh, Teeswat Saturday, Octoher. 21st: 1:30 pan. • 850 HEAD Consisting of 500 Steers, 200 Heifers and 150 Calyes FOR CONSIGNMENTS CONTACT THE MANAGEMENT Victor Hargreaves — 482-7511 (Clinton) Doug Riddell — 237-3576 (Dashwood) Jack Riddell..— 237-3431 (Dashwood) Auctioneers Hqctor McNeil and Larry Gardiner STOCKER FEEDER SALE HENSALL,LIESTOCK SALES frames; 2 folding lawn chairs; 3 wooden kitchen chairs; cooking ut- ensils; quantity dishes and antique miryggi larticles too numerous to mention. 1$ Executor or auctioneers not 4 0 4 vor I responsible for ,any accidents or known as a good place 'to buy a , A TOY injuries on IsroPertr-daref-saki--top-qualityThar. There-- TERMS CASH another opportunity to buy a solid Executor, Murvin Solomon foundation for your breeding herd Auctioneers: Grant McDonald ThUrsday, October 26th at 8:00 p.m. phone 392.6170 e • r These boars- go on test at 50 lbs. and complete test at approx- imately 200 lbs. All are fed and, handled the same 'way so compar- isons are meaningful.• None are offered 'for sale with a weight probe index of less than 100 or which in the opinion of the culling committee, are not physically sound. Colin Reesor, Assoc. Agricultural Rep. PALMERSTON 343 7 3632 ALL ENQUIRIES CONFIDENTIAL .4111MP .011. .11111111* .11111W 4n 111.1:41.10. Arnold Highman Realty Lt 144 King St. West -Kit, henerrPntatio CALL GERALD H. WOLFS