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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-08-08, Page 6.1:11E.14,410191,1 SENTINEL, LUC...KNOW,' ONTARIO woNespAy,. AUSIIST AUCTION SALE ousehold Effects, Antiques and Machinory„,,,„, for ALLISTER HUGHES Let 11, Concession 5; Winless On SATURDAY, AUGUST 111 Auctioneers' Continents This Is really :an outstanding" sale of antiques ' Auctioneers, Wallace Ballagh, 3924170 Grant. McDonald; 395.5353 CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SALE will be held at DON ROCK'S BARN DANCE HALL Lot 37, Concession 11, Huron Twp. 2 miles south of Kincardine On THURSDAY EVENING, ALIGUSTth 16 at--7 p.m. "Anyone wishing to consign good household', furnishings and, anti- , quekto be sold on _a commission basis contact Don Rock $96-4122 after r6 p.m., or auctioneers Grant McDonald 395-5353 and Wallace Balligh 392-6170. AUCTION SALE CLEARING AUCTION "SALE Of Household Effects, Antiques and Real Estate will be held for the estate of the late MRS. MATT GEMMELL McGill St., Ripley On FRIDAY, EVENING, .AUGUST 24 • at. 6:45 p.m. Property • consists of NM* 2„, storey instil brick sided housi with new roof on attractive lot, new 200 amp,. service and electric boating, 3 bedrooms and a bath upstairs, large living room, din- ing room and kitchen downstairs and full basement. Terms -- household effects and antiques, cash; real estate 15% down, balance in 90 days. Auctioneers, Grant McDonald Wallace Ballagh CASH AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects and antiques will be held for MR. AND MRS. JOHN McFADYEN of Kincardine Sale will be held at the Tiverton Arena On TUESDAY, AUGUST 21st at 1:15 p.m. Auctioners: Grant McDonald, • Ripley 395=5353 Wallace Ballagh, Teaswater 3924170 • The. Readers; Write- 830 - 70 Ave:, Edmonton, June 15, 1973, Dear Donald,' Just a we note to say hello to all you Lucknow friends and to pair my (dues) for another year. I expect to be in the old home town in September, as Will and Debbie Reed will celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary. .We are all fine , -Bernice-just came home from Mexico where she attended the world's conven- tion of nurses. Say hello to any of the old boys especially Harvey. Webster and Bert Alton. We are expect - • ing eastern visitors this year, brother Ewan Dick Reed and family, also Mel Webster from Clinton and Bernice's brother and CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND ANTIQUES , will be held for WILLIAM SPROUL' • Wheeler St. Lucknow On THURSDAY, AUGUST 9 at 1:30 p.m. ' Small frigidaire fridge; 21" Frigidaire stove; dining room suite; sewing machine; hall tree; 2 cherry chairs upholstered; rock- ing chair; swivel chair; daven- port; 1 odd chair; card table and chairs; foot stools; lamps, pole, floor; old rocking chair, white; washing machine coranation; kitchen cabinet and table; drop leaf table, pine, sewing cabinet, 3 mirrors; pictures; 3 dressers; 2 beds; 1 folding cot; small tables; clothes horse; dishes; cooking utensils; bedding; linen; tools; ladders; dinnette suite; oval wood grain table and 4 leather swivel chairs; kitchen table, 4 chairs; high chair; "Hoover washing machine; wring- er washer; desk; bathroom toilet and basin fixtures; some tools; trunk; dishes and silverware; oil burner; electric stove; red table; Victrola and cabinet; elec- tric lawn mower; several articles too numerous to mention. TERMS CASH '4 Owner and auctioneers not responsible for accidents or injuries in any way connected with the sale PROP. William Sproul Auctioneers: Grant McDonald, Ripley, Phone 395,-539 , Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater - Phone 392-6170 AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects & Antiques will be held for KARL BRADLEY La 55, Concession` A, . Huron Township . On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15 AT 6:45 P.M. IN THE EVENING Electric 34" range; Propane gas range; electric automatic washer; propane gas dryer; deep freeze, 15 cu. ft.; love seat and matching rocker and arm chair; antique oak couch in good con- dition; chrome table and 5 chairs; 3 section chesterfield suite (green and gold); 2 section chesterfield suite (green); oak office desk and 2 chairs; Wooden table, painted; cupboard, painted; varnished cabinet; fold-away cot and _mat- tress; floor lamps; scenic: pie- time mirror; 2 black and white T.V. sets, 21"; Harding carpet, beige, size 10 x 12; clock radio (white); assorted dishes and kettles; several crocks, several dozen pint and quart fruit jars; Sno-Jet 15 H.P. Snowmobile - 1969; Moto Ski 15 Snow- mobile - 1967; both in good work- ing order; other articles too num- erous to mention., TERMS CASH Owner and auFtioneers not responsible for accidents or injuries in any way connected with the sale PROP. Karl Bradley AU CTION E E RS: Grant McDonald, Ripley Phone 395-5353 Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater , Phone 392-6170 GIVE ... so" More Will live HEART FUND wife- from St. Thomas. Should ,you ever wander out here to God's country, remember we would love a visit. As eyer, Big Jack. (Jack Webster). AUCTION SALE M Including MaAnNyTCloQIUleEdtr's ItemS will be held for ' GEORGE McDONALD At the Huron Township Hall, Ripley On SATURDAY, AUGUST 11 at 10.a.m. Lunch Booth on Grounds' Dishes . . , Cut glass crystal; pitcher and 4 glasses; fruit bowl; cream and sugar; goblets; sherbets. Carnival Glass .%."' . Candy dish; cream and sugar; spooner; 3 vases; 1 covered butter dish. Plates, flower design; several pieces hand painted Nippon; a number of china cups 8g saucers; 2 set of fruit bowls and nappies; Jardeniers; covered comport; cookie pedestal plate and coast- ers; matching set of Juice pitch- er, 6 glasses, cream pitcher and sugar bowl; seven piece toilet set (flowered); six piece toilet set (flowered), two piece toilet set (pink); two piece toilet set (blue). Lamps . . . 1 hanging lamp brass font; 1 Alladin lamp; 3 flowered lamps; 2 finger hole; 4 coal oil table lamps; 1 flowered table lamp (electric); several pic tur e frames and pictures; moustache cups; shaving mugs; china eggs. Fruit Jars . . . Beaver, Hart Crown, etc. Pottery Crocks; Jugs; Bowls; Spit- toons. Wooden Ware . . Butter bowls; butter molds; butter prints; butter ladles; bug- gy wheels; wagon wheels; set of scales; iron pots and pans;, flat irons; lanterns; coal oil heater; ox yoke; ox trainer. Clocks .s. . 1 wall clock (weight wind); RoseWood case in good condition; 2 mantle clocks (8 day); oak keg; dough box (pine); bake board (pine);' copper kettle and boiler; coal scuttle; 2 churns; small Furniture . . . Round oak extension table, 3 leaves; 4 matching chairs (refin- ished); Octagon table; 4 match- ing chairs, refinished; 2 cherry drop' leaf tables; 1 oval table, cherry base, walnut top; 1 walnut table; flower stands; 4 wash stands; 1 bedroom suite( com- plete); 1 rope bed; .1 back to wall pine cupboard; 6 panes in doors; 2 coloured glass windows (pine); 3 chests of drawers; 3 swinging mirrors- (cherry); 1 matching set wicker (rocker and arm chair); 1 matching set. wicker chairs; 1 Wicker arm chair; 6 chairs (kit- chen, plank seats); 2 dressers; 1 sec desk (walnut); 1 commode chair; 2 high chairs; 2 doll -crad- les( pine); 1 baby cradle (pine); coffee , table; 3 small rocking chairs (upholstered); 1 Salem rocker wicker seat and back; 1 walnut love seat and matching chair; matching pair Bentwood chairs; 1 Bentwood rocking chair; 3 .Boston rockers , (pine) early Canadian; 2 sofas; 1 cherry chest (tear drop pulls); 1 wool winder; iron bed with brass knobs; 1 Harvest table 34 x 60 (pine), refinished; collection' of tinware; several articles too num- erous to ,mention. AUCTIONEER'S COMMENTS All articles are in good condition and have to- be seen to- be ap- preciated. Articles can be pre- viewed, Saturday, from 9:00 a.m. until sale time. TERMS CASH Owner and auctioneers not -responsible for accidents or injuries in any way connected with the sale GEORGE McDONALD, Ripley, Prop. ' Auctioneers: Grant McDonald, Ripley Phone 395.5353 Wallace Ballagh, Tooswater Phone 392.6170 Bruce Farm Report CORN SWEEPSTAKES The Soil and Crop Improvement Association is again sponsoring the corn sweepstakes for silage yield. Rather than take hand har- ves.ted samples as we did prev- iously we are now able to weigh forage wagons; trucks, etc. In this way the yields We record will be very close to .the actual yield you are getting. The entry fee for the sweep- stakes is $5.00 and minimum field size is 10 -sacres. Cheques should be made payable to the Bruce County Soil and Crop Im- provement Association and sent to — Ontario Ministry of Agri- culture and Food, Box 1330, Walkerton, Ontario. Closing date for the sweep- stakes is September 1st. Rick Upfold, Soils and Crops Specialist NEW DAIRY SUPPORTS ANNOUNCED Rising costs of production, the poor planting season and the de- cline of milk production continue to plague the Dairy Industry. Dairy Farmers of Canada at a recent meeting in Edmonton, asked the Federal government to take immediate steps to raise the income to Industrial milk producers by at least $1.00 per 100 pounds of 3.5% milk. On July 31st, the Federal Min- ister of Agriculture announced changes to the National Dairy Policy which are a partial ans- wer to the request from the Dairy- Farmers of Canada. A temporary subsidy increase of 56 cents per 100 pounds of manufacturing milk has been granted on all production within Market Share Quota. The hold back of 30 cents per 100 lbs. on all milk within M.S.Q. has been reduced to 10 tents. Those two changes amount to an increase of 76 cents per 100 lbs. The reduction in hold back is retroactive to April. 1, 1973 and the temporary 56 cent subsidy is effective August 1, 1973. WHEN A N D ONI MODEL ING NUMBERF I TT SWPI Lt. EL Ail E HELP U.S HELP YOu BRING THE MAKE' SERVICE HINT Check carefully what you put in the gas tank of your lawa mower. It can be costly if the wrong fluid is used. WE NOW . HAVE THE FARTS AND • WILL DO SERVICE WORK, ON. .P.IONEER - and. KU. "PRODUCTS • Lucknow Machine Sho PHONE 528-3835 The third change announced Li an increase of 3 cents per pool to the support price of skim ma powder. This change would me4 approximately 24 cents per 11 lbs. of milk. However, it musan pointed out that this increase ill only apply to that portion of Oik ario Industrial production that goes into skim powder. All a! Ontario Industrial milk is pail for at a blend price, This mead the 24 cents. may, realistically end up as 18 cents in the blend talk It -is also expected, since procek sor costs are increasing as viell as farmer's costs, part of the cents may go to the manufactp er, thus reducing the 21 cents even more. At. . this point the increase to Ont ar io Industrial produces looks like at least 85 cents per 100 pounds of milk, R. D. Ferguson Milk Industry Brock FREE PUBLICATIONS Dairy Dips and Dressings :- Salad dressings and snack thpi take on new appeal when made with dairy foods. This publication gives you recipes for many dips and salad dressings. Using Savory Herbs — Oyes information on how to buy, store and .use . herbs. Diseases aid Pests of Potatoes. Tomato Dis. eases. Publicatiors, BOX 1 Walkerton,. On 1% Miles West Of Dungannon CHOICE CEMENT GRAVEL CRUSHED ROAD GRAVEL SAND, 3/4 STONE, TOP FILL FINE, ,MEDIUM OR COARSE ' PIT RUN GRAVEL ALL LOADS WEIGHED FOR YOUR ACCURATE MEASURE 10 METRIC TONS -- 22046 LBS. F .re 01. !son Grovel: Pit Asimiumar