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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-08-25, Page 1538, Auction Sale AUCTION CONSIGNMENT SALE OVER 90 TRACTORS PLUS FARM EQUIP. . To be held at Brindley Sales Yard, Dungannon, Ontario 'SEPTEMBER 4, 1993 9:30.A.M. SHARP TRACTORS:. IH 884 & Loader 4 WD. Case 970 cab & air. MF 2675 cab & . air, IH 986 cab & air, JD 2130 Ford 4600 & cab (3) MF 35's' Ford Dextra Ford 4110 & cab IH 584 & cab • Cockshutt 1355 4 WD.Ford 3600 c/w 6 gang reel mower, Ford 5000. (2) IH 5/4, (2) MF 135's. (3) MF 165's • MF 265. (2) MF 65's,(2) MF 21S's MF 245 MF 150 (Gas). (2) IH B275's IH 444 & loader IH 434. & loader AC CA c 'w mower. (10) 8 & 9N Fords (3) Fergusons. Oliver 550 & loader Oliver Super 55. DB 880 & hyd loader DB 995 DB 4600 cab & loader. Ford 1700, Cockshutt 550 c'w 3 PTH Cockshutt 1650, Cockshutt 1050 & cabs Case 400 gas JD 820 D Ford 46100 & loader. JD 2550 4 WD & load er. Kubota 335 Kubota 185 4 WD cab & snowblower, MM Z. Leyland 344. Leyland 384. AC D15 & loader Cockshutt 1370 4 WD & loader (as Is) JD. 520 c/w 3 PTH, Deutz 6807 IH Super C, IH 600 D: IH 450 D. MH 55 (Gas), MH 97. MM U. DOZERS: IH HD 7 Series C c/w. 6 way blades, JD 350C c/w 6 way blade, JD 3550C c/w loader and backhoe, (2) AC HD11's, MF 2200 Forklift, Case IH 885 4' WD & loader (burnt) EQUIPMENT: MF 4 16 trailplow (like new), MF 550 Combine, MF 1143 Corn Header, White 5 furrow auto., reset plow - model 588.. (2) NI manure spreaders, JD manure spreader, NH manure spreader, (2) NI ground drive spreaders, Hesston 1090 Haybine, Ottawa 9' Haybine. Plow's - Disc's - Cults - Many Misc. Items. MISCELLANEOUS: 1983 Chev Motor home, JD 600 - 5 wheeler, 1975 Volks. Beetle,- approx. , 20 riding lawn- mowers. Wagon load of misc. items. CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D. 8 y. sales tax and ,7% G.S.T. where' applicable. Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents or loss of purchase day of sale. Any erinounce- mentsday of sale take precedence over written advertising. Lunch booth' on -grounds., AUCTIONEER Gordon H. Brindley For further information or consign- ments call:; • (519) 529-7625 (bus.) (519) 529-7970 (Res ) • 47 'Cards Of Than MCDONALD I wish to thank all who came to my come and go tea, also for the gifts, cards and well wishes. A special thank you to Jean Hedley for the remembrance tablecloth and to Michelle Barr and Barb Breckles for helping. I really appreciated it.. I love you all at Kinlough.. M God bless you. Nina. -- 34x 47. Cards Cif Thanks KUIK - SMELTZER We would like to thank everyone for attending our stag and doe.. Special thanks to our wedding party and other friends for making it a great success and a great time. It will always be remembered. Darlene and Dan. --34x HACKETT Our sincere thanks to the Lucknow and District Fire Department and neighbors for their help at our recent fire. Jamie Hackett and family. --34nx DUNGANNON AGRICULTURAL • SOCIETY The Dungannon Agricultural Society would like to thank all the businesses who donated cash and vouchers to the Dungannon Fair. Your continued sup- port is sincerely appreciated: Happy Hollow Camp, Mike Snobelen Farms, Dungannon Custom Builders', Dawson's Store, Four Seasons Poultry Farms, Goderich Signal Star, McDonagh In- 'surance, K.K. Dawson, Russell Fuels, Lucknow Sentinel, Huron Landscaping, MacKenzie and McCreath, W.G. Thompson and Sons, Cliff's Plumbing, C.A. Becker, Lucknow and District Co- op, Goderich Elevators, Montgomery Motors, George Smyth Welding. To the baby judges Helen Riegling and Cindy Austin' and those donating to the baby show: Marilyn's Tots & Teens, From Our Heart, Big V•., Valley Green Flowers, Lucknow Village Market, A & P, Zehrs, Bernice Glenn - Tupperware, Girards Grocery, Giant, Tiger, Carman Cameras, Rieck IDA, Pinchers, Anstetts, Lloya's Dolls Plus, Umbach Pharmacy. The directors 'would also like to thank the ladies who cooked or served for the pork BBQ, all the volunteers who helped at the dance, fiddlers jamboree, gate, tractor pull, horse pull and the other events that took place over the Weekend. Also a thank ypu to the spon- sors of the Ambassador of the Fair, the horse and tractor pull. The fair would not be a success without the generosity and support of all volunteers and donators. --34ar 48: Coft'ting Event BINGO Goderich Knights of Columbus, Thurs- day, 7 p.m. Columbus Centre, 390 Parson's Court, $3450 in prizes. $1000.00 Jackpot must go.-15tfar WEDDING RECEPTION Bruce Elliott and Nazneen Dindar would like to extend an open invitation to their friends and families to a reception in honor of their marriage on Saturday, - August 28 at the Lucknow Community Centre, 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.--33,34x SOCIAL EVENING For Jeff Gammie and Kristi Stanley on Saturday, August 28 at the Lucknow Arena 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Age of majority. Lunch provided. -33,34 MACDONALD REUNION Will be held Saturday, August 28, 1993 at Reid's Corners Community Hall from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. Music by Boyd's. Lunch will be provided. Each family, please bring an, up-to-date family tree. Please plan to attend. For more infor- mation, please contact Anne Eadie or Gert Larsen. --33,34 LUCKNOW AGRICULTURAL • SOCIETY A sincere thank you,to the sponsors, the Lucknow merchants and or- ganizations for their generosity and support of the 1993 Queen of the Fair Competition. The girls were .pleased with their gifts and the Queen Commit- tee appreciates being able to make their participation in the pageant worthwhile. --34ar QUEEN OF THE FAIR . A big 'thank you' to all the girls who competed in the Queen of the Fair Pageant. It Was ail extremely close competition with seven fine young ladies competing. Congratulations to Kim, Joy, April and all the girls who made it a true competition. The Luck - now Agricultural Society. -34ar • . MACDOUGALL Thank you. What a wonderful day it was to be back in South Kinloss with all my friends, neighbors and relatives. Your gifts and best wishes will all be treasured by Brian and myself. A special thank you to Donna Moffat, June Gilchrist, Irene Haldenby and Donna McBride. Sincerely, Heather. --34x 90th BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION In honor of Isabelle England of -the. Anglican Parish Hall on Saturday, Augjst 28. 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. Best wishes only, please. -33,34x `a COMMUNITY BRIDAL SHOWER For Darlene Kuik, Monday, August 30, 1993 at 8:00 p.m. at Kingsbridge Church. Please bring a favorite recipe. Everyone welcome. --33-34 15th CULBERT PICNIC To. be held at Harvey and Becky CuI- bert's, Dungannon on August 29th, meal at 1 p.m. Bring your meal dishes and chairs..,: -33-34x ST. JACOBS CRAFT SHOW & SALE Saturday, August 28, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sunday, August 29, 10 a.m. - 5 p.p. Adults: $3.00. Ninety plus vendors. At St. Jacobs Arena and Community Centre, follow Hwy. 86 north of Kitchener -Waterloo. --34bc HURON -PERTH CENTRES For Children and Youth invite you to attend our 17th annual meeting, Wed- nesday, September 1, 7:00 p.m., Clinton Town Hall Auditorium. Guest speaker: Dr. Mervyn Fox, Thames Valley Children's Centre. "Behavior and Atten- tion Difficulties in Childhood". --34gp 48. Coming Event BASEBALL. Practice fundamentals (catching throwing, batting, base -running, etc.). Come out Sept. 4' at 10.00 a.m. Boys and girls, ages 8 - 13, welcome. For more information, call 528-2107. --34,35 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE • MEETING The Lucknow COC's September meeting has been changed to Sept. 15, 8 a.m. at the Mayfair. Guest speaker is Chris Hopfner, VP Bank of Montreal, Guelph Flagship, who will address the Chamber's request for a banking machine. All members are urged to attend. --34ar • JUST CAN'T WAITI Fall fitness session commences Mon- day, September 20. Classes held Mon- days and Thursdays, 7 - 8 p.m. Fee is $35.00 for 8 week session. Hi -low im- pact aerobics Instructor. Dianne Phil- lips. --34 37xc BIRTHDAY PARTY Come to the home of Frank Pentland, September 1 from 2 - 4 p.m to help him celebrate his birthday. --34x HURON BRUCE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE Nomination convention, Goderich K of C Hall, 390 Parson's Court. Wednesday, September 8, 1993, 8:00 p.m. Each candidate must file a written nomination with the .secretary, Mary Donnelly at (east 48 hours prior to the meeting. --34 9P MUSICAL EVENING Organized and led by the South Kinloss choir, and dedication of the new organ will be held at South Kinloss Pres- byterian Church on Sunday, September 12 at 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome, -- 34,35,36x "LADY BEWARE" PROGRAM Monday, August 30, 7:30 p.m. Lucknow Town Hall Basement, OPP Officer Andy Burgess will present a program of special interest to students leaving home for college or university, shift workers, women of all ages travelling or living alone. Video presentation and tips on recognizing and coping with poten- tially dangerous situations. Refresh- ments. Everyone welcome. -34x Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 25. 1993 - Page 15 Cattle sold on .active trade The market at Brussels Livestock saw all classes of cattle selling on a strong active.. trade. Steers There were 666 steers on offer from 96.00 - 100.00 to the high of 113.75. Maple Emblem Farms, Dungan- non, 33, avg. 1343 lbs., avg. 99.80 to 111.50. Chris Irwin, Lucknow, 11, avg. 1267 lbs., avg. 97.75 to 101.50. G. A. Stewart Farms, Ripley, 47, avg. 1152 lbs., avg. 97.20 to 99.25. Gordon Daer, Auburn, 8, avg. 1310 lbs., avg. 97.52 to 99.00. Steve Eadie, Holyrood, 16, avg. 1260 lbs., avg. 97.46 to 98.35. Ken Eadie, Holyrood, 13, avg. 1411 lbs., avg. 97.27 to 98.25. Doris Eadie, Wingham, 3, avg. 1347 lbs., avg. 95.06 to 96.75. Heifers There were 435 heifers on offer selling from 96.00 - 100.00 to the high of 107.25. Neil Rintoul, Lucknow, 3, avg. 1297 lbs., avg. 94.21 to 97.50. Gordon Dougherty, Goderich, 7, avg. 1236 lbs., avg..93.65 to 95.50. Bill Pearson, Ethel, 4, avg. 923 lbs., avg. 100.40 to 107.25. Mux Lea Farms, Woodstock, 14, avg. 1170 lbs., avg. 94.64 to 102.00. • I) Cows There were 226 cows on offer selling from 53.00 - 74,00 to the high of 88.00. Doug Scott, Lucknow, 3, avg. 1283 lbs., avg. 72.44 to 75.25. Jamie Irwin, Lucknow, 1, avg. 1640 lbs., sold for 74.75. James S. Farrell, Ripley-, 2, avg. _1330 lbs., avg. 65.25 to 71.75. Veal There were 174 veal on . offer selling from 81.50 to 104.50 to the high. of 113.50. Mary Lamb, Goderich, 5, avg. 578 lbs., avg. 99.23 to 109.50. Jacob Miller, Lucknow, 1 avg, 650 lbs., sold for 104.00. John Martin, Lucknow, 3, avg. 683 lbs., avg. 94.86 to -102.00, Heifer Development Centres Last year, five heifer development centres were initiated across the province. These centres were developed to give cow -calf producers an opportunity to have replacement heifers grown out and bred.- , For many producers, barn space, feed supplies and bull power are not adequate to do a good job of raising and breeding replacement heifers. This fall there will be two heifer centres available to local producers. Don Farrell, of Ripley, (395-3346) has room for about 60 heifers bom between Jan, 1 and Mar. 15, 1993. Heifers need to be weaned; dehorned and vaccinated by Sept. 1, 1993 for delivery on Sept. 20. The fee is $375 from Sept. 20 to Mar. 30, or for an additional $60 the heifers can be left until grass time. Don is also considering putting in a second group of heifers in Novem- ber. FRrure County OMAF ARM REPORT Lloyd Mitchell at Owen Sound will also be running a centre for the second year. Delivery date . - for spring born heifers ' will be ' early November. For further details, contact LLoyd, 376-5001 or the Bryce or Grey County OMAF of- fices. These centres are not just a place to have heifers fed. Growth data is recorded, structure and temperament assessed and pelvic measurements taken. You have the opportunity to compare your breeding programs to others. Also . the centres attract visitors and bus tours giving ad- ditional exposure to your breeding program. In the past year, several heifers were sold directly out of the centres. Goderich youth is overall judging champ Top overall judging honors from the 1993 4-H Huron County Judging Competition went to Stuart Marshall of Goderich. Stuart also won the junior division of the com- petition. One hundred and nine members from across ' Huron County par- ticipated in the competition held Aug. 12 in Seaforth. The com- petitors judged horses, milking cows, first aid kits, fruits/vegetables, milking goats, advertisements, market steers, hay and breeding sheep. Reasons were given on four of the classes and an I.D. quiz was also written. Amy Mugford of Lucknow was the highest novice judge and Jamie Hallahan of Blyth captured the top intermediate judge title. In the senior division, first place went to Debbie Smuck of Wingham. Second place winners for each class were: novice - Becky Bodges, Goderich; junior -' Simone Bleeker, Wingham; intermediate '- Kevin Campschroer, Blyth; senior - Donna Lynn Armstrong, Auburn. The winning team was comprised 'of Kevin Campschroer, Blyth; Kris McNaughton, Kippen; and Carol and ' Becky Rodges, ' both of Goderich: Trivia When was the first kissaten--c4ffee shop --established in Tokyo? / In 1889. GLAD DAYS - Laura Murray, Jalmie Pritchard and Laura Sande were helping out Epilepsy Huron - Perth -Bruce last week as they travelled up and down main street selling glads. The campaign raises funds to provide much, needed services to epilepsy' sufferers and their families. (Pat Livingston photo)