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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-06-18, Page 7WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1075 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE SEVEN EVENING AUCTION SALE of MiscellaneOuS. Items will be held for ANDREW. RITCHIE 2 blocks south and 3. blocks west of Lucknow across from Arnold's Store MONDAY, JUNE 23 at 7 p.m. Admiral 21 inch television; Philips 21 inch televisiOn; electric stove; drop leaf table; dressers; rails; lumber; posts; wire stret- tilers; chains; shovels; _forks; sledge hammer; new barb wire; piping; saw frame; truck rack fits. Ford truck;.2 electric motors; emery; plastic pipe; 2 farrowing crates; quantity bolts; nuts; washers and numerous small items. TERMS CASH — FARM SOLD Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents Brian Rintoul, auctioneer CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Horse and Small Tractor Equipment and Houinhold Items will be held for .ELMER WALPOLE Lot 10, South Line Of Kincardine Twp., Approximately 1 1/2 Miles South' East Of Kincardine Or 11/2 Miles East Of the Amusement Park on the South Line, On On SATURDAY, JUNE 21' 10:30 a.m. Machinery . . Allis Chalmers model B tractor; rubber tired wagon and gravel box; wood roller; stock racks; Walking plough; cultivator; 14 plate throw-out disc; 12 plate in- throw disc; harrows (5 sections), 11 run seed drill; manure spread- er; mower; hay rake; hay rack; hay fork lift; grain sling and ropes; fanning mill; grain cradle; grain flail; pea puller;, hand grass seeder. Horse and Pony Equipment ... Buggy; horse cutter; pony sulky cart; horse and pony collars; pony harness; riding bridle and reins; pony hames and traces; 2 pony halters (never 'used); pony cut-, ter; pony cutter pole. Miscellaneous . . . 3 tires, 475 x 14 on GMC wheels; wagon tongues and cutter Shafts; 36' extension ladder;. 2 step lad- ders; steel posts; metal barrels; wire stretcher with rope and pul- leys; hand wire stretchers; two man post hole auger; logging chain; binding chain cant hook; chicken feeders; 4 cycle lawn mower; hand lawn mower; 45 gal. gas barrel with pump; 200 gal. oil tank with filter and gauge; 2 gallon oil can; oil tank stand; 200 lb. beam scales; whipple trees; forks; crow bars (3); buck saw; cross-cut saw; one man saw; carpenter tools; garden tools; axes. Household Effects . . . Side board with mirror; table and 4 chairs; chairs; tables; 4 burner electric stove; electric tea kettle; Frigidaire ,refrigera- tor; Simplicity washing machine (nearly new); electric hot water heater 17 gal. glass lined); Pro- pane stove with combination oil heater; small oil space heater; large oil space heater with two fans; B111/ portable T.V., lamps and mirrors; twin beds and mat- tress; 2 iron beds, springs and mattress; 2 dressers; bedding and linens; toilet set; quantity of dish- es; silverware, also pots and Pans; sealers; electric razor; ironing board; high chair; quilt- ing frames and clamps; vinyl folding door and track; 2 bamboo porch shades; 7 cottage veranda screens (assorted sizes); barbe- cue; lawn chair; 2 childrens hand skighs; toboggan; stove pipes and stand; wash tubs; hand water pump; I counter; other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS CASH FARM SOLD Owner and auctioneers not responsible for any accidents or injuries connected with the sale Owner: Elmer Walpole • Auctioneers: Grant McDonald Ripley, Phone 3955353 Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater, Phone 392-6170 CLEARING 'AUCTION SAL, E Of Farm Machinery, Some Household Effects and Antiques *Hite' held for WILDON ROBERTSON . Lot 26„ Conneosion 1, Tornberry Township, 3% Miles East of Wingham or 1 Mile 'West of • - Bluevale on Hwy. 86 On MONDAY, JUNE 23 at 10:30 4.M. Machinery . . . 414 International tractor; 8N Ford tractor; 3 furrow 3 p.h. plow; 32 plate Minneapolis-Moline disc; .9 ft. Massey' Harris culti- vator; . 5 section diamond har- rows; 15 run International seed drill; 13 run Massey Harris seed drill for parts or scrap; 7 ft. scraper blade; No. 300S Minnea- polis-Moline manure spreader; 7 ft. New Idea mower with 3 knives and high cutting shoes; 4 bar Case side delivery. rake; .1 dump rake; John Deere baler with bale thrower; 1 four wheel wagon; 1 two wheel wagon; 2 bale thrower racks; wagon with box for hauling grain; 30 ft. Case bale elevator with gasoline motor; Woods grain grinder; turnip pulp- er; 11 ft. grain auger; 11 in. Fair- bank. Morse hammer mill; 100 ft. drive belt; 1 VE4 Wisconsin engine. H ay . . . Approximately 80 to 100 acres of standing hay. Miscellaneous . Sow farrowing crate.; pig crate; casterating box for pigs; farm scales - 2000 lb. cap.; post hole digger; quantity of steel fence posts; quantity of cedar fence posts; wire Stretchers; 1/2 spool of barbed wire; quantity of woven wire; fence wire and snow fence; ,quantity of lumber; 30' ft. exten- sion 'ladder; wheel barrow; han- dles for wheel barrow; cattle clip- pers; bedizzers; feed barrels; chop boxes; quantity of pipe; pump jack; bunting pole; grind- stone; mechanism for dragline; 2 - 12 ft. gates; maple syrup sap pan. Household Effects and Antiques Book case and writing desk; phonograph with some records; 21" bw R.C.A. T.V., 2 beds; 17 cu. ft. deep freeze (needs repair); 40" Frigidaire electric stove with 4 burners; cook stove; kitchen stove - 7" stove pipes; space heat- er; 4 tables; quantity of chairs; quantity of dishes '(some anti- ques); sealers; coal oil lamps; pump; other articles too numer- ous to mention. Owner and auctioneers not responsible for any accidents connected with the sale TERMS CASH Owner: Wildon Robertson Auctioneers: Grant McDonald, Ripley, Phone 3954353 Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater Phone 392.6170 SWEEP Program Names Staff For Summer 'Work Program " 26 (formerly S.W.t.E.P.) is once again in action at Maitland Valley Conservation; Authority for the , summer: Acting as Senior Supervisor for the program _th4-year is Brian- Sachs of Ligtowel. Brian, who is a AUCTION SALE . CONSIGNMENT AUCTION A CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SALE will be held in Teeswater Arena on Tuesday evening, June 24, at, 6:30 p.m. Good selection of used appli- ances, furniture and camping equipment. For particulars contact auction- eer Wallace Ballagh at 392-6170. Auctioneers: Wallace Ballagh 392-6170 Grant McDonald 395.5353 AUCTION SALE Of Antiques, Household Effects and Machinery will be held for ALEX CHATREAU Lot 32, South 'Durham Rd., Highway 9, east of Riversdale MONDAY, JULY 14 starting 'at 12:30 p.m. Large selection, of good antique items Owner: Alex Chatreau Auctioneers: Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater 392-6170 Grant McDonald, Ripley 395-5353 CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects, Antiques and hand tools for . EARL DRENNAN. Kingsbridge on Highway 21, 13 miles north of Goderich On SATURDAY, JUNE 21st at 1 p.M. • Hoover spin-dry washer (like new); Zenith portable T.V.; cherry chest of drawers;* 2 dress- ers; ,4 beds; 2 rockers; 6 piece chrome set; floor lamp; table lamp; vacuum cleaner; mantel clock; folding chairs; odd chairs; blankets; sets of dishes; lawn chairs; sealers; farrowing crate; steel pig trough; litter carrier with 80 feet of track; rubber-tire wheel barrow; .Beatty jet pressure system; steel feed bin; steel posts; 2 wooden extension lad- ders; step ladders; bench saw; drill press with motor; Y4 inch drill; 2 grind-stones with motors; vices; workbench; used chimney flues; snow-fence; man's bicycle; rope; bricks; lumber; garden tools;,hand tools; bird houses; 22 rifle,. etc., 'etc. Also selling subject to reserve bid a 1929 model A sedan car in running condition. TERMS CASH, - PROPERTY SOLD , Mike Cummings, Auctioneer Goderich 524.9064 News And Views From Huronview The Huronview float that was prepared for the Clinton Spring Fair parade and to have featured the Rhythm Band was cancelled due to the extreme cold weather. We. would like to - express our appreciation to Archers Farm Sbpply for the loan of the float and to the residents and staff who helped to prepare 'it. it was not dismantled and we hope to enter it in' the Centennial Parade with several additions. The annualspring drive sponsor- ed by the Exeter United. Church was held on Monday evening. Twenty-five cars were provided which took over one' hundred residents on the two hour drive to various places in the County. The weather was ideal and the outing was appreciated and enjoyed by everyone. • Mrs. Henderson, Jill Weately, Bob Mann and Ken Scott provided the "Family, Night" program. The program" included piano instru- mentals, violin and guitar solos and a sing-a-long. Mrs. Wagner thanked the entertainers on behalf of the residents. The Over 90 Club met on Wednesday afternoon and follow- ing games of erokinole and euchre, the twenty-five members enjoyed tea and. cookies. The Walkerburn Club' volunteers of Auburn and Mrs. Hanly of Bruce Faran Report DAIRY NEWS Dairy production continues to 'expand in the Bruce - Grey area , as it seems to be doing through- out the Province. quarter . of the end,• of the first querter of '75, butter Production was up 8.7% andi cheese production was up 16.4% in the Province. Locally many producers have found their' Cooling capacity ,"piked beyond their holding ability, resulting in several requests for everyday pick-up of , bulk milk. Butterfat test results from producers ship- ments in this area, continue to run about a hill point ahead of the Provincial average for the simi- lar pool. This indicates a better than average level of manage- ment on local dairy farms. This being the time of, year when production is high as a re- suit of lush pastures', producers are reminded that making dry hay available to their herd will help to hold their butterfat tests, near the 'winter levels. Dairy farmers are reminded that cows culled during the winter months, November 14th to April 30th, are eligible for a Federal stabilization payment. Five dollars and eight cents per hundredweight is being paid for all cows slaughtered from mid November to mid December, 1974 and a' percent- age of your herd if slaugh- tred from mid December to the end of April. At least two cows can be defined by 'all farmers during the latter period. Applic- ation forms are available at slaughter plants and Ontario Min- istry of Agricultural offices. The Bruce County Dairy Prin- ceSs Competition will be' held this year at the Ripley Old Boys' Re- union, Civic HolidaY week-end. Single girls between the ages of sixteen and twenty-five, making their homes on a County dairy farm,' are eligible to take part in the 'competition and are encour- aged to make themselves known at the. Ontario Ministry of. Agri- culture and Food, Walkerton Of- fice. Miss Cheryl Warmington is the reigning Princess and she will be representing Bruce County at the C.N.E. Competition later in August. R. D. Ferguson, Area Fieldman PLANNING ON BUILDING? Any farmer contemplating the construction of , new livestock fac- ilities, or the expansion of an ex- isting operation; would do well to first look around the proposed site. HOw far away is the resi- dence of the nearest neighbour? How far to the road? Is there a waterway or stream close by? In• some cases the answers to these. 'questions may indicate that the chosen site is not a good one when possible problems relating to odour and water pollution Control are 'taken into consideration. A few years ago it appeared that the main problem relating to livestock odours was between far- mer and rural non-farm resident. However, the problem now ap- pears to be as great between farmers living side by side. Although there are a number of things in building design, method Of manure storage and handling and management protection that will greatly reduce the possibility of air and water pollution prob- lems, occurring, still the greatest aid is distance - distance-between the source of pollution (livestock' facilities) and the nearest neigh- bour or the nearest :stream. These points and many more are fully dismissed in the Agricul- tural Code of Practice — copies of which are available at all On- ario Ministry of Agriculture and Food (OMAF) Offices., H. E. Bellman, Agricultural Engineer Clinton assisted with activities. We are hoping to have Band Concerts on the lawn for our Tuesday Family Night program during July and August ,and we would appreciate arranging a date with the bands in Huron County. / BALL. AUCTIONS shave expanded again 6f0 NOW 01°1G isUatO SAVINGS Thursday, June 19th AT '8 P.M. AT THE LUCKNOW ARENA Sale will consist of all new furniture including bedroom suites, kitchen suites, chesterfield suites, coffee and end table sets, maple bunk beds, lamps of all kinds, Zig Zag sewing mach- ines, stereos, component sets, silverware, klishes, giftware and all small household appliances. Terms of sale cash, cheque or budget plan. Note: be sure to attend this outstanding sale for great bargains. AUCTIONEER: R. A. BALL BRUSSELS, ONTARIO fourth year Fish and Wildlife student at the University of Guelph, has just -completed the difficult task othiring foremen and labourers for the three area crews. Blake Ferguson of Gorrie is the . Senior rIschnician for, the program. 'Blake is in his fourth year of gtudy at the' University of Guelph, majoring in Environmental Biol- ogy. , The clerical position this year has b~e:i 'filled by Domia Greer a Lucknow. Donna has just graduat- ed from Fanshawe College in. London as a Medical Secretary. The Public Relations Co-ordinat- or for this year's program 'is John Elliott of Brussels. John is a second year student at Durham College, Oshawa majoring in Public Relations. • Rick Earl from Atwood will act as foreman for the crew that is' situated in .the Brussels area. Rick, a second year Architectural Tech- nology student at Fanshawe Col- lege, London will be assisted by Candace Kidd, also of Atwood. Candace is a third year Sociology student at McMaster University in Hamilton. The crew' that will have their. 'headquarters at the Falls Reserve Conservation Area will work under Robert' Datema, a second year Forestry student at Sir Sanford Fleming College in Lindsay. Robert is from the Blyth-Auburn area. He will be assisted by Marilynne Wise, from the Clinton area. Marilynne is a third year Fish and Wildlife student at the University of Guelph. The foreman for the East Wavvanosh Conservation Area bas- ed crew is Paul Mutter from Brussels. Paul is a second year student at • London's' Fanshawe College studying Surveying and Civil Engineering. Paul's sub- foreman is Brenda Johnston from Belgrave. Brenda is a third year Music student at the University of Western Ontario in London. Each crew will officially begin their duties on June 23 when secondary school students, whose interviews have just been complet- ed, will begin their summer of environmental cleanup and educa- tion.