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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-03-16, Page 7CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Farm Machinery will be held for FRANK RIEGLING South half Lot 7, Concession 8, Ashfield Township, approximately 8 miles south west of Lucknow or ' approximately 12 miles north of Goderich on Highway 21 and approximately 5 1/2 miles east on Huron County road 20 on THURSDAY, MARCH 31 at 1:00 p.m., Auctioneers Grant McDonald, Ripley Phone 395-5353 _ Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater Phone 392-6170 UPCOMING AUCTION SALES * * * WM. 0. FARRELL Livestock, Farm Machinery and Some Household Effects Tuesday, April 5 * * LLOYD COLLINS Farm Machinery Thursday, April 7 * * * CLIFF LIVINGSTON Farm Machinery Monday, April 11 * * * Auctioneers Grant McDonald, Ripley Phone 395.5353 Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater Phone 392-6170 CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Farm Machinery and Soine Household Items will be held for WALTER ARNOLD Lot 14, Concession 9, West Wawanosh Township, 2 blocks north of` Dungannon and % block east or'3 blocks south of Lucknow and % block east SATURDAY, MARCH 26 at 1 p.m. David Brown 990 tractor with 1000 hours since overhaul, 4 new tires and 3 point hitch; Kongskilde cultivator; 10 foot chain,, harrows; 2 John Deere, 10 foot cultivators on rubber; 32 plate Case hydraulic disc;. 12 inch and 14 inch Massey Ferguson 3 furrow plows; 7% foot Helm auger snow blower; 7 foot paddle snowblower (needs repair); 4 foot stone picker with hydraulic bucket on rubber; 28 x 13 heavy duty tractor chains; 2 remote cylinders with hose and fittings; 1% gallon per minute pressure sprayer on wheels; gasoline engine sprayer with agitator on wheels; McCullough 10.10 chain saw; 48 inch Jackal] jack; 180 amp. Lincoln -Welder; grader blade; several pig feeders; skill saw; 2 Snow Cruiser snowmobiles with 18 horse motors and starter; 1969 G.M.C. 3/4 ton truck with rack (as is); 100 tube 50 lb. hen feeders; 25 tube 25 lb. hen feeders; 2 porcelain 8 ft. water troughs; M.T.D. roto tiller; M.T.D. 10 h.p. 38 inch twin blade lawn mower; Guelph wood-burning stove; Woods 17 cu. ft. freezer; Hoover washer; Viscount clothes dryer; couch; table, parlour piano. Numerous articles. TERMS CASH FARM SOLD Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for accidents BRIAN RINTOUL, Auctioneer SAND BLASTING BRICK BUILDINGS ALL STEELWORK AIR HAMMER WORK BACK HOEING ARNOLD STOTHERS PHONE 529-7403 FOR ESTIMATES paanaparnon WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1977 PAGE SEVEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO AUCTION SALE Of Modern Farm Machinery, Feed and Some Household Effects will be held for GLEN WALDEN South Half of Lot 12, Con. 14 E.D., Ashfleld Township. 1st farm south. of Lucknow on Dungannon road On THURSDAY, MARCH 24 at 1:30 p.m. TRACTORS 180 Allis Chalmers Diesel Tract- or (like new); D-17 A.C. Tractor with loader - Model 500. TILLAGE & SEEDING EQUIPMENT 2 M.H. 4 furrow plows - 14" bottoms, model No. 74; 12' A.C. wheel disc; 13' A.C. cultivator with levelling harrows (like new); 3 section, 4 section and 5 section of drag harrows; 1 set of chain harrows; 16 run Int. seed drill with 2 grass feeders; 13' land packer; 300 gal. Calsa weed sprayer with 21 ft. boom (new 1976); 175 bus. New Idea manure spreader (1 year old). HAY & HARVEST EQUIPMENT 273 New Holland baler with bale thrower on flotation tires and super sweep pick-up (new in 1976); 9' New Idea haybind (mowditioner) (new 1976); 24' Smoker elevator with electric motor; 20' Skeleton elevator with motor; bale stooker; 2 - 18' Martin hay racks for bale thrower (new in '1976); 3 John Deere No. 953 wagons; Gravity grain box; 29' G.T. 8 in. grain auger with P.T.O.; 18' - 5 in. grain auger; Electric Woods oat roller with motor. FEED Approx. 1000 bales hay; approx. 500 bales of straw; approx. 20-25 ton Garry oats. MISCELLANEOUS A.C. posthole digger; Art Helm snowblower; Webster air compres- sor; A.C. 7 horsepower garden tractor with lawn mower; 48 Beatty cow stanchions; seed easy PTO grass seeder; 40' extension ladder; 8, 12 and 16 ft. cement forms; quantity of lumber and steel fence posts; 15 bales of plastic baler twine. SOME HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS 17 cu. ft. freezer; Viscount refrigerator; chesterfield and chair; box spring and mattress; other articles too numerous to mention. LUNCH BOOTH ON GROUNDS TERMS CASH FARM SOLD Owner and auctioneers wW not be responsible for any accidents in any way connected with sale Owner Glen Walden Cashier, Warren Zinn Clerk, Russel Irvin Auctioneers Grant McDonald, Ripley, Phone 395-5353 Brian Rintoul, Wingham, Phone 357-2349 TAP C anao.n movement to, personal litness Fitness. In your heart you know it's right. BRUCE COUNTY FARM' REPORT SWINE A.1. COURSE IN WALKERTON Artificial Insemination for swine has become a practical alternative to purchasing good, but expensive boars. Semen is delivered to towns and villages in this area the same day you call. Swine A.I. is . different from cattle in that the swine owners do the inseminating themselves. This had advantages in disease control and better, timing. To get started, a farmer should take a course to learn the techniques involved. This year the course is to be held in the Boardroom of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture & Food Office on the 22nd day of March. The-hours are from 10.00 a.m. to' 4.00 p.m. and lunch is included in the registration fee of $35. A spouse or child taking the course with you, costs an extra $10. You may register by phoning the Ontario Swine A.I. Association at 539-5636 or, if time gets short, just show up before 10.00 a.m. COLIN REESOR, Assoc. Ag. Rep. DACO LABORATORIES SUPPORT QUEEN'S GUINEAS Upon a recommendation by a Walkerton resident, Earl Weitz, •Daco Laboratories of London pur- chased a steer at the 1976 Queen's Guineas auction on November 19, 1976. The steer was owned by Dennis MacGillivray of Paisley and placed in the first prize group in the Aberdeen Angus class. " Upon slaughter, Daco found that they had bought an excellent steer that, dressed out at 62%„. The support that. Daco Lab. exhibitied in purchasing this steer is greatly appreciated at a time when market prices are less than production costs. Once again, all 4-H members wish to express sincere apprecia- tion to Mr. Weitz for the very generous support in this regard. This brings the total to three local merchants who financially helped 4-H members in the past year. Mr. Weltz's name is hereby added to the list which includes Mr. Fotheringham of Mildmay and the Walkerton Farm Supply Com- pany. Thank you all very much for your efforts. RANDY WILLICK. 4-H ORGANIZATIONAL MEETINGS Wednesday, March 23, 1.30 - 3.30 p.m., Sacred Heart Gymnas- ium, Walkerton for the Walkerton and Chesley Calf Clubs. Thursday, March 24, 1.30 - 3.30 p.m.. Sacred Heart Gymnasium, Mildmay for Mildmay Beef, Dairy and Grain Clubs. Friday, March 25, 1.30 - 3.30 p.m., Sacred Heart Gymnasium, Teeswater for Teeswater Horse, Beef and Dairy Clubs. Friday, March 25, 8.00 - 10.00 p.m., Orange Hall, Tara for Tara Beef, Dairy, Horse and Grain Clubs. WHITECHURCH Attending the 50th wedding anniversary Open House at Goder- ich on Wednesday, March 9 for Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Nicholson (the former Gertie Gaunt) from here were Mr. and Mrs. John Gaunt, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gaunt of Wingham, Miss Mildred McClen- aghan and Mr. and Mrs. Ted McClenaghan of Kitchener. Mrs. Eileen Parker of Exeter spent the week with her mother Mrs. Mary McClenaghan and brother Carl and Mrs. McClenag- han. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Parker, Christina and Stephen of Exeter visited with Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan and Mrs. Mary McClenaghan. Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Beecroft, Angela and Jennifer of Exeter were Sunday visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beicroft and Karen. Miss Beverley Bell of 2nd concession Kinloss spent Monday evening with her friend, Miss Clara Milligan. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott, David, Barry, Paul and Karen spent Sunday with Mrs. L. Galbraith of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Huntley Dawson, a NEED PAPER For Your Duplicator? STENCILS? MASTERS? INK? THE SENTINEL Has Them All PHONE, $204= 2nd concession Kinloss, arrived home on • Saturday, from their holiday at Naples, Florida. Huntley on Monday was a caller on Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. The Village extends a welcome to the newcomers, Mr. and Mrs. Springer and family, who are living in the Whytock home across from the community - hall. fi vI CLASSIFIED DEADLINE THE DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIED ADS. IS Mondays at 6 p.m. The Sentinel is open on Mondays with the exception of a Monday statutory holiday. To place one of these ads, just drop in at The Sentinel Office. Phone 528-2822 HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. TENDER FOR GRASS CUTTING Central Huron Secondary School, Hensall Public School, Huron Centennial. Plainly marked sealed tenders will be received up to 12 o'clock noon, Friday, April' 8, 1977. Tender forms may be obtained at the schools listed above or the HURON COUNTY BOARD OFFICE 103 Albert St. Clinton. Lowest any Tender not neccessarily accepted. D.J. Cochrane H. Turkheim DIRECTOR OF CHAIRMAN EDUCATION OF THE BOARD HELPING PROFESSIONS HURON CENTRE FOR CHILDREN & YOUTH et cc=4 PSYCHOLOGISTS, SOCIAL WORKERS, CHILD CARE WORKERS and NURSES with experience in work with troubled children are invited to apply to This new venture in the field of Children's Mental Health Centres is located at Clinton in the heart of Huron County. The Centre is beginning to hire its professional staff and is looking for those competent experienced professionals, who would find both personal and professional satisfaction in shaping new, preventative and therapeutic programs for troubled children and adolescents. THE DIRECTOR HURON CENTRE FOR CHILDREN a YOUTH P.O. BOX 100 CLINTON ONTARIO NOM 1L0