The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-06-12, Page 6CONSIGNMENT
SALE
CONSIGN YOUR EXTRA' OR SURPLUS EQUIPMENT
TO A LARGE CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SALE
BEING HELD AT
Ronald Stanley Farm Supply
at Bervie on June 15
SALE STARTS AT 12:00 NOON
ALL ITEMS WILL BE SOLD IN ORDER OF CONSIG
TRACTORS —
110 MF, 101 MF with snowblower, .2WD AC, 2 550
with loders, MM Jet. Star, 54 COckshutt, 2 411R Cock*
DB, 2 1250 Cockshutts with loaders, 3 333 MH, 2010 JD, E
770 Oliver, 550D Cockshutt, 43 Case with hyd. loader, 145
shutt with loader, 2,1IN Fords, 30, Cockshutt, U MM, 46
990 DB, 950 DB with loader, 1355 Cockshutt 4WD, 1550 Co
434 International, 1800 Oliver, AC XTBOD with
and heater, 22 MH, JD 1010 with loader, Farmall H with 2
scuffler and loader, B414 IH with loader, JD A with
Case D, 884 Oliver with PTO, 1 - 600 AC with loader.
TILLAGE —
MF corn cultivator, Oliver 4 furrow plow, FB 11' land
er, Cockshutt 21' disc, Glencoe 18' 6." .vibra cultivator, FS
Case plow with 3 PH, Case disc with 3 PH, NH 3 furrow
plow, MF 6 furrow plow, IHC 15 run seed drill, Case 2
plow, 2 IH discs, JD 4 - 14 plow 3 PH, MF 4 furrow plow3
JD '16 plate discs, Spring T drag cultivator, Case 5 furrow
plow, Cockshutt 4 furrow plow, McCormick 3 furrow plow I
Ford 2 , furrow plow, 18' Noble cultivator.
HAYING —
30' GW bale elevator, Ford' baler, Ford mower, 68 NH
NI
round
tr
baler.'
abilamower, JD mower 3 PH, 270 NH baler, MY haler
HARVEST —
GW grain auger on wheels, MF 34 swather, 770 NH
with hay and corn heads, Dion forage box, self propell
Super D harvester, Speed King grain auger, III cars
Oliver 2 row corn picker, JD forage harvester, Oliver 5
picker,
and
er,5
con heads
545 combine 535
comblpe
thgrainandcowrnith grainbead s525becaoroite
harvester,isc.
forage
D ibolnower
M I SC.
harvester, ACF harvester, Cockshutt 51 ow
Case
No. 37 JD loader, 3 Dion boxes on truck 'chassis,
spreader - PTO, IHC trail spreader, AC wagon and rack,
sGaWw4;walagwonns,m609wFeorrsd, etc.pc p, .63 5 ton truck, 73 Chev pickuP
or without camper, 64 Chev 1/2 ton truck, also several
• •
THERE WILL BE AN •
Open House, Door Prizes and Dr
FOR A NEW HOMELITE CHAIN SA
AT END OF SALE
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL RONALD STANI.
AT 395.2434 OR AUCTIONEER GRANT McDONALD
AT 395.5353
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCK.NOW,.ONTARIO
"'A
*GE SIX WEDNESDAY,
TENDERS WANTED
\ FUEL OIL TENDER .
Plainly marked sealed tenders
will be received up to 12 o'clock
'noon Friday, June 21, 1974 for the
supply of fuel oil to Huron County
Schools.
Specifications and tender forms
may be obtained at the offices of
the Huron County Board of Edu-
cation, 103 Albert St., Clinton,
Ontario, NOM 1LO,
Lowest or • any tender not nec-
essarily accepted.
E. C: Hill, D. J. Cochrane,
ChOirman Director of Education
TENDERS
SEWAGE SYSTEM AT
G. C. HUSTON PUBLIC SCHOOL
SOUTHAMPTON, ONTARIO
Sealed tenders, properly ident-
ified as to contents, including all
trades for sewage system at G.
C. Huston Public School, South-
ampton, Ontario will be received
by Kyles, Kyles and Garratt, •165
Huron Street, Stratford, Ontario
until 3';00 p.m. Thursday, June 20,
1974, local time.
Each tender must be accompan-.
ied by a Bid Bond. for $1,800.00.
The successful contractor will
be required to furnish a Perform-
ance Bond in the amount of 100%
of the contract price.
Lowest or any tender not nec-
essarily accepted. •
• Contractors may obtain draw-
ings and specifications at the
office of the Architect:
KYLES, KYLES AND
GARRATT,
ARCHITECTS
165 Huron Street
Stratford, Ontario
or ,
THE BRUCE COUNTY BOARD
OF EDUCATION
Administration Office
Chesley, Ontario
On deposit of a cheque for
$25.00' inad.e payable to' the Archi-
tects.. This deposit cheque will. be
returned on receipt of the com-
plete 'issue of sets in good con-.
dition.
The Bruce County Board
Of Education
AUCTION SALE
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Livestock, Machinery
And Some Household Items
wiill be hqld for
JOHN L. CURRIE
Lot 39, Concession 11, East
WaWanosh Township, 1 block west
and 1I/2 blocks south of Wingham
On MONDAY, JUNE 17 '
, 1 P.M. SHARP
Livestock . . .
.20 BWF grass cattle; 2 Holstein '
cows, open; 2 HOIstein cows, due
August; 2 BWF cows,• due Aug-
ust; 2 heifers with 1st calves,
open; 2' Holstein heifers, open; 3
heifers bred Charolais,; 4 calves;
2 Sorrel colts, rising 2 yrs.
Machinery . . . ,
Nuffield 10 - 60 tractor; Massey
Ferguson 35 with loader and pul-
ley; Massey Ferguson 3 pth 3 fur-
row 12 in. plow; Ford 3 pth 4
furrow 14" plow; Massey Fer-
guson 3 pth 101/2' cultivator; New
Idea 202, . pto 130 bu. manure
spreader; spring tooth drag har-
rows; 3 pth blade; Massey Ferg-
uson 10 ft. ' swather with hesson
knife and guards; Ford 3 pth 7
ft. mower; Cockshutt 4 bar side
rake; 2 wagons with racks; 20
and 24 ft. Skeleton elevators with
motors; Massey Ferguson No.
10 baler; bale stooker and loader;
3 pth snow blower; hammer mill
with belt; Golden Arrow sprayer
for grain or corn; PTO grass
seeder; 2 - 250 gal. water.tanks;
100 gal. gas tank; cutter, ladder,
pig feeder, scrap iron; Western
saddle; 500 bale straw; Viking
cream Separator; 2 stainless steel
pails; 1965 GMC ton truek (as is),
good condition with hoist.
Household Effects . . .
3 wash stands; small tables;
6 matching chairs; chest of,
drawers; ant chair; numerous
articles.
TERMS CASH — FARM SOLD
Owner or auction''r not
responsible for accidents
Brian Rintoul, auctioneer
Whilichurch, Phone 357-2349-
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Furnishings, Office,
Restaurant, Butcher Equipment
and Supplies
will be, held for
LES HORTON
Lot 45, Concession Lake Range,
Aihfield Township,, Gore Road,
west of M'cNays.' Store
at. Amberley
On SATURDAY, JUNE 15
• • 10:30 A.M.
Household Furnishings .
' 2 General Electric beds;
springs and mattresSes; dressers;
buffet, oak; dining chairs; dining.
table. (antique,); kitchen suite
(cabinet, table and chairs); bunk
beds, cots. and mattresses; table
lamps; bridge larnps; tri-lights;
electric fans; book cases; antique
couch; vinyl chesterfield; vacuum
cleaners; floor. polisher, 1 domes-
tic and 1 commercial; end tables;
coffee tables; kitchen chairs; oc-
casional chairs; electric com-
mercial sewing Machine; Singer
treddle type sewing machine; re-
frigerators, 2' - 8 cu. ft., 1 - 6 cu.
,ft.; record players; army trunk;
aatique oval type trunk (over 100
years old); 2. oak cabinet floor
model radios; kitchen scales;
bath scales; postal scales; 'red
wool army blankets; feather
lows; Wilton scatter rugs; tele-
phone
,
table (light oak); window
blinds, Various • sizes; venetian
blinds; new cutlery (miracle
knives); jars, jugs, crocks; iron-
. ing boards;' several electric irons,
plain: and steam type; miscellan-
eous utensils; potS and pans;
Westminster chimp. clock (hard-'
ly , used); carpet sweeper; sever-
al reconditioned electric stoves,
apartment size.
Office Equipment and SUpplies
Typewriters; adding and cal-
culating machines; Burroughs
sesSiniatic payroll machine; Nat-
ional model 6000 grotery checkout
machine; several' other makes
cash registers from I to 4 totals;
tap recorders; two thermofax
copiers (by 3M); Bandeveloper
copier; blue print desk; drafting
table with storage shelf and corn-
partments; stacking type book
case with glass door; light oak
two shelf book case; two drawer
steel filing cabinet, 10" x • 8"
drawers; card files (seeley rotary
wheel type); card files (stacking
type, 1, 2 and .4 drawers;, card
file stands; card files (wood oak)
8 draWers (stacking)'; table leaks,
1, 2 and 3 drawers up tc 60"
length; paper rolls for various
makes of cash registers; adding
machine rolls; miacellaneous ink
ribbons and other supplies; swivel
type arm chairs; straight back
office , chairs;•'steel folding chairs;
Captain chair; school desks
(chrome and wood).
Miscellaneous . . .
Oil space heater; 3 tier propane
baking oven unit; automobile
spare parts; • various sizes nuts,
bolts, etc. (new); steel top work
cabinets; 'hydraulic dolley jack;
spare parts for lawn cutting
machines; printers type cabinet
(with some type); small parts
cabinet (18 drawer - 4"): car-
penter's wood vice; 1/4" electric
drill; hand drill; drill bits, augers
taps and dies; pipe threaded dies;
cross cut saw; table saw; anti-
que woodworking .machines; sev-
eral power mowers (as is con-
dition); hand lawn mowers; In-
dustrial sweeping brooms; 212"
gas driven pump with hose; '3
phase electric motor, 1, h.p.
(new); several 14 h.p. motors;
550 volt Lincoln electric welding
Unit, 180' amps; Gravely tractor
complete with 30" mower, snow
blower and lawn roller; two steel
gates 10 ft. x 8ft.;chainfall 1 ton
with trolley car for 4" I beam;
beam hoist with twin grapples
1 ton cap; two piece 45% angle
conveyor section; band type
water tank heaters; 'oil drums &
tanks; oil drum pumps and spare
parts; 50 lbs. anti-freezing
grease; quantity of machine oil:
electrical components, "switches, -
bulbs, ett.; quantity of syringes
and injection needles; many other
items too numerous to mention.
Restaurant Equipment,
Butcher Supplies . . .
Silex coffee maker, 4. burner;
steam heated cabinet and 3 urns
coffee units, all stainless steel;
stainless steel bun warmer; S.S.
napkin dispense sr (new), quantity
(0); stock pot heavy duty alum-
inum with• steam' jacket, size 36"
x 24" x 36" H. x 18" deep; Stain-
less cutlerjs bin, 4 compartment;
two ss field kitchens, complete
with pots and utensils; 2 burner
heavy duty electric, plate, cabin-
et type; one burner heavy duty
electric plate, table model; ex-
haust fan,1/4 h.p., two; ,pedestal
fan 18" blade, 1/3 h.p.; 18" 1/4
h.p. table fan; deep fryer 30 lb.
cap. Empire model 300; auto-
matic grill and toaster, stainless
electric; automatic food warmer;
canopy grease filters, 18", x 18";
misc. • glass ware, dispensers,
etc.; misc. knives and butcher,
cutlery; 'food grinders (manual),
sizes 22 and 12 (new); hand meat
slicer, 'Berkel model H;' electrc
meat slicer, Berkel model 1500;
electric meat grinder make san-
itary (new); quantity of grinder
knives and plates and various
other new parts; sanitary meat
tenderizer only used for demon-
stration; steakette attachment for
grinder; miscellaneous spare
parts for 'meat precessing equip-
ment; round restaurant tables,,
also 1 square table and some
table tops; 6 ft. steel dining table,
arborite top; several steel up-
holstered back stacking chairs;
storage cabineti, open with 4 shel-
ves; storage shelving racks (wood
with spare shelves), adjustable;
storage lockers; steel shelving;
reconditioned electric stoves, a-
partment size;• mirrors; slide pro-
jector screens; slide projector
(Bell and Hovvel Diliniescope) and
20 millimeter strip , projector;
Hospital bed, complete with bed
sides and screens; clothes ham-
per; hospital stretchers; bam-
boo blinds; ash tray stands;
chesterfield cushions; grocery
cart, electric frying pan, electric
kettle and toaster; sterilizer and
many other other items too num-
.rous to mention; butcher trolley
hook and ttack; assortment of all
types of industrial and, commer-
cial scales.
TERMS CASH
Brian Rintoul ,auctioneer
illitechurch, Phone 3574349
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SALE
will be held on
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 17
at 7:00 p.m.
in Teeswater Arena
Wide selection of good, used
household furnishings, antiques
and appliances in good condition.
Anyone wishing to consign art-
icles to' be, sold by auction on a
commission basis should contact
Wallace Ballagh at 392-6170 by
Saturday night.
Articles to be delivered to the
arena before 5:00 p.m. on Mon-
day, June 17.
A sale of furnishings for people
moving into the Sr. Citizens
apartments. will be held June 24.
Auctioneers: Wallace Sallagh
392-6170
Grant McDonald 395.5353
SOUTH KINLOSS
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gil-
bert Hamilton were Miss Betty
Hamilton from Niagara Falls and
Miss E. Siddall, Toronto. Jean-
nette Barr and Susan' Wilson re-
turned to the Falls with their aunt
to spend a few days there.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haldenby
visited with Kevin in Woodstock
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Husk visit-
ed Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Ha ldenby
ZION
Sympathy is extended in the
death of Graydon Ritchie to Mrs.
Ritchie and Janet. Mr. and Mrs.
Ritchie and Janet farmed a numb-
er of years in the Zion commun-
ity before, moving to Liicknow to
their new hoMe.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ritchie
visited Sunday evening with his
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irvin
of Dungannon.
Mr. and Mrs: John Hunter ad-
CHIROPRACTIC 'ASSOcIATES
HEALTH CENTRE,.
R. BRAY, D.C. D. LEE,D.
197 Josephine St. Wingham
Phone 3574224
mitted his mother, its, Is
Hunter , to Wingharn and
Hospital on Sunday after
Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Co
family had her sisters for
end Mrs. Donna Gauntlet[
Barbara, , Mrs. Jim Spilsb
Mrs. /Max Hanna, all of 1,0
On Sunday the Cooks hadh
sisters ; Mrs. Jim Campbell
London and Miss Lorraine
ton of Lucknow and his oust
and Mrs. Peter Steer, Rae
Heather of London,