The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-04-10, Page 64. •
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With this 3 bedroom home situated on a large lot near
downtown Lucknow, close to the shopping area, This home
features kitchen, dining room, living room and 4 pc. bath
up. Downstairs there 'is a finished-family room with We
° fireplace, 3 -pc. bath, laundry room and garage. Thisb01110
has a hot water 'heating system.
FOR MORE PARTICULARS CALL:
Alexander and Chapmg
Realty Lid.
GODERICH, ONTARIO
CONTACT
•Gerrie and Bernice Glenn
DUNGANNON ONTARIO PHONE 529.191
PAGE SIX
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Livestock, Machinery and
Some Household Effects
will be held for
MORLEY PETTEPLACE
Lot 43, South Durham Rd.,'
Greenock. Township, I/2 mile east
of the junction Of No. 9 and 4
Highways
On. TUESDAY, APRIL 16
at i o'clotk
TERMS CASH — FARM SOLD
Brian Rintoul, Whitechurch
Auctioneer
AUCTION ,SALE
Of Livestock
will be held for
MOSE SHETLER
Lot 13, Concession 6, West
Wawanosh, 11/2 Miles north of
Dungannon
THURSDAY, APRIL 18
at 2 p.m.
Reg. Hereford bull
Dixon Domino 3D born March
14, 1972;. sire Portage Royal
Regent 1Z; Dam Sylvia Domino •
2S.
Reg. Hereford cow .
Miss. Paula Crusty 2Z born May
25, 1968; sire Sir Becky Crusty
3813; Dam Miss Real Emblem 6N.
Reg. Hereford cow
Del Ruperta Lad's Lady IA
born March 7, 1969; sire Bisson-
nette Del Ruperta Lad 2X; dam
Sylvia Domino 2S.
10 Hereford cows with calf at
side;, 9 Hereford cows, due at
sale time; 2 B.W.F. steers; 2
Holstein steers; 5 heifers (600
lb.); red steer; 4 yearling steers;
5 Hereford calves.
300 bales straw.
TERMS 'CASH
Brian Rintoul, auctioneer
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Livestock, Machinery and
Some Household Effects
will be held for
NORVAL. McLEOD
Lot 21, Concession 5, Kincardine
Township, 2 corners north of.
Kincardine on Highway 21 and 5
miles east on Concession 5, or 1
mile west of Bervie on N.D.R.
and 21/2 miles north on Concession
5, Kincardine Township
On TUESDAY, APRIL 16
12:30 p.m.
Lhiestock . . .
2.Holstein cows bred Hereford ;h
B.W.F. cow with calf; 6 Hereford
cows with calves; Hereford cow,
open;,-3 B.W.F. cows due Soon;
3 B.W.F. heifers due soon; 14
Hereford. cows springing; Here
ford heifer springing; 25 steer
calves, approx. 500 lbs; 6 Here-
ford calves, approx. 500 lbs.;
B.W.F. heifer, approx. 500' lbs.;
2 Hereford steers, approx. 700 lbs.
.2 cross bred steers, approx. 700
lbs.
Machinery ..
1350 Cockshtitt tractor and load-
er; International Super M trac-
tor; No. 105 Case. P.T.O. manure
spreader; 3 furrow International
trail plow; International 49 plate
disc; 9. ft. wheel cultivator; 3
section spring tooth harrows; 4
section diamond harrows; lifter-
national 16 run seed drill; ,Case
15 run seed drill; ,No, 95 Case
manure spreader; No. 315 Cock-
shutt 7 ft. mower; No. 66 New
Holland baler; Case 7 ft. mower;
2 wagons and hay racks; 2 rub-
ber tired 'wagons with Vain box-
es; steel tire wagon with grain
box; John Deere 3 P.T.H. rake;
McKee harvester, and self unload-
ing wagon; McKay post hole dig-
ger; 32 ft. SMoker elevator; No.
70 S.P. Massey combine motor
(needing repairs); Viking ham-
mer mill with electric motor;
1963 Ford 1 ton truck with stock
racks (as is); 29 bags 6-24-24
fertilizer; 8 bags 7-28-28 fertilizer;
approx. 200 lbs. Timothy and Tre-
foil seed.
Household Effects . . .
Frigidaire refrigerator; Gibson
freezer; buffet; dining room table
and 4 chairs: Bell piano; pine
ntipboarcl; brass bed; General
Electric stove; wood stove; other
articles too numerous to, mention.
TERMS CASH — FARM:SOLD
Owner or auctioneers not resporuible far any accidents or
injurie.; on property day of tale
PROP. NORVAL McLEOD
AUCTIONEERS:
GRANT McDONALO, RIPLEY
PHONE 3954353
WALLACE BALLAGH,
TEESW..TEIC PHONE 392-6170
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects
will be held for
the estate of the late
RUSSEL RITCHIE
in Village of Whitechurch
MONDAY, APRIL 15
at 1;30 p.m.
Chesterfield and chair . (like
new), Electrohome 21 in. T.V.;
radio; coffee table; step tables;
hall tree; footstool; swivel rock-
er; magazine rack! what not;
mirrors; pictures; small square
table; lamps; odd chairs; ' Mof-
fat • 2 year old, stove; Gilson
fridge; electric heater; vacuum
cleaner; buffet;, chrome table
with 4 chairs; 4 folding chairs;
lawn chairs; electric , appliances;
copper boiler; dishes; Cutlery;
cooking utensils; medicine .cab-
inet; step stool; sealers; pine
cupboards; Coleman gas lamp;
Aladdin lamp; coal oil lamp;
Bedroom suite (as new); wooden
bed; iron bed; rollaway bed;
dressers; washstands; round top
trunk; 3 box trunks; couch cov-
ers; bedding; luggage; goose
and duck feather pillows; braid-
ed mats; buffalo robe; 24 ft.
ladder; garden tools.
1969 Dodge Dart sedan car with
23,485 miles.
Numerous antique items.
TERMS CASH
Brian Rintoul, auctioneer
CLEARING. AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects and
Some Antiques And Eees
will be held for
LLOYD MACHAN
Part of Lot. 2, MCDonald Survey
Goderich St., Auburn
on sATUItR:D30AY, P.144.. A PRIL 13
HousehOld Effects . .
2 brown chesterfield suites; 2
sets, end tables and coffee tables;
floor TV' lamp; 2 occasional
chairs; 2 chairs high •back; hi fi
record player; 30" continental.
bed, 1 set 30". bunk beds; 2
dressers; 2 chest of drawers;
bedroom suite 54"; 48" bed; 2
- 39" beds; vanity stool; mirrors;
4 odd chairs; odd mirror; wooden
table and 4 chairs; 42" chrome
set and 8 chairs, extends to 80";
buffet; utility table; portable TV '
Westinghouse; TV tables; desk;
drapes; • child's sewing set; G.S.
W. fridge; 2 - 20" propane stoves;
McClary dryer; Silnplicity super
twin washer; Encyclopedia Brit-
anoica; clock; stainless steel,
cannister set; some dishes;
crockery jugs; old planes; trac-
or umbrella; 1/2 H.P. electric
motor (like .new); 2 - 1/4 H.P. el-
ectric motors; garden tools;
single snowmobile trailer; tri.!
cycle; square; wood heater; 2
truck flare lights; other 'items
too numerous to mention.
Bees . .
50 Hives and All Equipment •
Reversible 2 frame extractor;
manual 2 frame extractor 2 year
old; electric uncapping tray;
table and holding boxl- 500 lb.
tank; storage tank; 150 lb: tank;
electric uncapping knife; 2 hot
water knives; 2 supers for each
hive; quantity of new pails; 50
hives packed last fall in double
brood chambers in strong condW
ion and all frames full of feed,
these were inspected late last
year. 25 of these hives had new
tops, inner covers, bottom boards,
and hive stands last year. Ap-
proximately 200 frames of new
comb last year. Boxes are all
painted white and in very good
condition. 10 frames to box. Ex-
tra full supers, % supers' and
comb honey boxes with comb, 9
frames to a box.
Other items pertaining to bee
keeping; hives may be inspected
by appointment, phone 526-7717.
TERMS CASH — HOUSE SOLD
Prop. moving into furnished
house trailer
Owner or Auctioneer not
responsible for accidents Or injuries in / any way connected
With the sale
PROP. LLOYD MACHAN
AUCTIONEER:
GRANT McDONALD
Ripley, Phone 395-5353
Agricultural
Tidbit
With Adrian Vos '
A tradition has been broken.
For forty years the meat packers
council of . Canada hashad beef in
their dinner at their annual meet-
ing. This year they switched to
pork. They will be eating the, al-
ready famous Canadian Redcoat.
What is progress? T he .diction -
ary says: to, move forward or to
improve. In• the context of the un-
officially announced nuclear plant
a small town official is quoted as
saying that the building of this
thing is progress. However, this
depends on the angle one
is looking from, 'If it means
going'forward in the production.of
electricity, it's progresk. if it is
the production Of food , it's re-
gress. It it's looked .upon' as a pos-
sible health hazard it's regress.
Some people equate progress with
industrialization. But in terms
of pollution, it's regress.
Now the people have to make
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Livestock, Machinery and
Household Effects
will be held for
JACK BUTTON
Lot 1, Concession 5, Kinloss
Township
SATURDAY, APRIL 27
at 10:30 a.m.
Auctioneers Grant McDonald
Ripley
Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater
up their mind what• type of pt,
gress they want. Is it motet
production or is it More peop
in a given area? Think about
and make up your mind for
decision will have to hetak
soon. Do you want Huron
to be a Main source of elec
for'the rest of the province a
S . A U.S.A. or do you want Huron
County to remain rural, you,
people , will have to decide
kind of progress you want,
• Livestock producers are
in trouble, Notwithstanding
beef subsidy of 5 0 , beef prod'
ers are 'lasing money on every
cattlebeast they sell, Thisd
n't mean that the lower retu
are:coMpletely passed on to
consumer , as every price
conscious shopper will tell yo
The pork producer also isles'
money on every finished
porker he sells. The onl)itlf
that keeps pork production go'
is'the fact that the supplier of
little pigs to the feeder still
es a good profit. As long as
feeder keeps paying hirn a.g
price he would be . foolish to c
back his farrowings. And ea
pig born that survives will ev
tually reach market, keeping,
the oversupply.
The only solution 'is to sell
meats:Otherwise the price
even go ,loWer ; the productio
be cut back and• the price sky
rockets again. Thus in time
oversupply the producer loses
in time of high prices, be la
got enough to sell.
-THE LUCKNOW.SENTINEL, LUC.KNOW, ONTARIO.
• W.PIONE.SD.AY, APRIL I
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CLEARING AUCTION. SALE
Of Livestock, Machinery and
Household Items
will be held for
DAWSON CRAIG
Lot 13, 14 ConcesSion, 1, Kinloss
Township, 2nd farm west of
Whitechurch on 86- Highway
THURSDAY, APRIL 25
at 12 sharp
Livestock . . .
B.W.F. col, due September 11;
Hereford cow due October 1;
Hereford cow due September 27;
B.W.F. cow due 'October 15;
Jersey cow due October 22; .B.W.
-F. cow due November 13; black
cow due November 20; B.W.F.
cow pasture bred in October:"
B.W.F. cow due April 10; 2 Angus
cows open; 3 Angus cows bred
November; 2 B.W.F. cows
bred November; Poll 'Angus
bull born • March 20, 1972; 10
Angus heifers (pasture bred).
due May and June; 5 Angus (700
lb.) steers; Angus heifer; 7 stock
er (500 lb.) steers;_ stocker (500'
lb.) heifer; 3 steers (400 lb.); 2
heifers (400 lb.); .2 Angus steers
(1000• lb.); 4 spring Angus calves;
5 'fall Angus calves; 2 Charolais
heifers (450 lbs.).
97 Leghorn hens dubbed and
&beaked, some Hareo sex link
hens.
14 pigs (170 lb.).
Hay, Straw, Grain, Fertilizer . . .
Quantity bale hay and straw;
1200 bu. mixed grain; 100 bit'
buckwheat; 28 bags- 15-15-15 .fert-
ilizer; 20 bags 8-32-16 fertilizer.
Household Items . . .
Chesterfield and 2 chairs;
rockers; pictures; 2 sideboards;
extension table with 6 chair's;
flower stands; antique - hall rack;
rug 9 x 12; pine kitchen cup-
board; Westinghouse Stove; anti-
que clocks; radio; small, tables;
2 antique cradles; kitchen (wood)
stove; iron beds; dressers; wash-
stands; pine wardrobe; large
crib; bedroom china; trunk; anti-
que crocheted bedspread; lamps;
lantern; churn; antique dishes,
Machinery . . .
530 Caie tractor L pto with
loader, hydraulic bucket and.
chains (1950 hrs.); heat houser;
Case D tractor with 'lights; Bell
threiher with cutter and blower;
34 ft. King Wyse elevator with
motor; 24 ft. Skeleton 'elevator
with motor; 2 wagons with 16 ft.
racks; New Holland 68 baler
with kit; Case 4 bar rake;
dump rake; Cockshutt 7 ft. bind-
er; International ace bottom
plow; International 10 ft. hydrau-
lic cultivator; Case 3 - 14 in. trip
began hydraulic plow; 3 section
spring tooth harrows; J.D. 15
run drill on rubber; New Hol-
land 130 bu, spreader; .6 section
drag harrows; 2 fanning mills;
2 water troughs; trailer with
stock racks; sleigh with flat rack
and stock sides; McKee snow
blower; grass seeder; 3 pt. h.
Case 7 ft. mower; walking plow•
tire pump; dehorner; cattle oiler;
cattle dipper; fence stretcher:.
paint sprayer; baler twine; 2
oak barrels; 2 steel barrels; 20
ft. ladder; 40 ft. extension ladder;,
electric hammer mill; grain
dryer; snow fence; 2 unit de
Laval milkers; cream separator;
numerous articles.
Household Items 'sell at 12' noon
TERMS CASH — FARM SOLD
Owner or auctioneer not
responsible for accidents
Brien Rbstoui, auctioneer
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