The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-06-25, Page 7BALL AUCTIONS
bare expanded . again'
Thursday, June 266
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, dishes, giftware and
all small household appliances
Tents of sale cash, cheque or budget plan.
Note: be sure to attend this outstanding sale for great
bargains.
AUCTIONEER: R. A. BALL
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
County of Huron
REQUIRES
Delmty Clerk-Treasurer
Sealed applications clearly marked (Application for Deputy
Clerk-Treasurer) will be received by the undersigned until 5:00
'p.m., Friday, July 11th, 1975.
ApplicatiOns should be in writing, stating qualifications and •
experience. Duties will be primarily in Accounting but involve
assisting Clerk-Treasurer in all phases of his responsibilities.
Applicants are required 'to have at least a Secondary School
graduation diploma; or equivalent. Preference will be given to
a recogniized Accounting Degree, and related Municipal ex-
perience.
Enrollment or a graduation certificate from the Munic-
ipal' Clerk-Treasurer's Training Course would 'also' be an asset.
Salary commensurate with 'qualifications and experience. Ex-
cellent fringe benefits. Replies will be held strictly confidential.
B. G. HANLY,
CLERK-TREASURER AND ADMINISTRATOR
COUNTY OF HURON,
COURT HOUSE,
GODERICH, ONTARIO N7A 1M2
OTIC.
We have sold our business
effective July 2nd and would
request that all accounts be
paid by that time
Lucknow Fruit Market
Cyril Brown
Music Results
The following pupils. of Mrs.
Thomas W. Pritchard, R. R. 1
Lucknow, have successfully passed
their piano exams with the Royal
Conservatory of Music of Toronto.
Honors, Miss Cathy Gillespie,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Gillespie, R. R. 1 Holyrood, Grade
4; Miss Janene Purdon, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Purdon,
R. R. 3 Wingham, Grade 6; Miss
Janice Gaunt, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Gaunt, R. R. 2
Lucknow, Grade 8.
First class honours, Miss Karen
Purdon, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs.
Win. A. Purdon, R. R. 3 Wingham,
Grade 3. '
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, IM
CLEARING, AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Machinery
some Household Effects
and .Aritiques
will be held for
ORVILLE F I NLAYSON
Lot 0, Concession 3,. Huron Twp.,
21/2 Miles South of Ripley on
Bruce CountY Road No, 7, or
21/4 Miles North of Hwy. 86 and
1/2 Mile East of Concession 4,
Huron Twp.
On SATURDAY, JUNE 28
/ 1:00 p.m.
Farm Machinery . . .
W6 International tractor and
loader; Farman. C InternatiOnls
tractor with mower and post hole
digger to fit; 3 furrow Ace bottom
International drag plow; 32 plate
International drag disc; 9 ft. In-
ternational wheel , cultivator; 4
sections 'of diamond harrows (2
sets); 15 run International seed
drill'; 'PTO grass seeder; -10 ft.
Fleury Bissel packer;. 95 bu. New
Idea manure spreader; No. 17
New Idea 'manure spreader; 4
bar Case rake on rubber; N. 37
Internationafbaler (like new);:, 32.
ft, bale elevator for hay; wagon
and rack.: grain box to fit; 24 ft.
hay conveyer with motor; No. 9
Case swather; No. '75 Case com-
bine with new canvasses; No. 35
Massey Ferguson self propelled
combine with .8 ft. head; No. 22
- 38 Dion thresher` on rubber with
shreader and 100' "ft. drive belt;
1956 Fargo ton truck with rack,
selling as is; 'buzz saw with 31"
blade and belt; 18 ft. grain auger
with electric motor; grain grinder
with drive belt; grain thrower
and pipes; 5" - 24 ft. grain auger
on wheels; scales; McCullough
chain saw; rip saw;. 44 ft. extens-
ion ladder.
Miscellaneous . . .
Fanning mill; hay fork cable;.
antique steel tired wagon; steel
wagon wheels; steel 'water
trough; wheel barrow; logging
chains; wire stretchers; 2 heat-
ing lamps; single harness; horse
collar; whipple trees; 3, horse
eveners; cutter; -apple barrel;
tarp; pig crate; .old iron imple-
ment seats; forks and shovels ;
plow; rake -and threshing mach-
ine and quantity of scrap.
Hay . . . '
Approximately 2000 bales of hay
in the barn, approximately 600
bales straw, approximately 75,
acres of standing hay.
Household Effects and Antiques
Chesterfield and 2 chairs; Up-
holstered chair; antique rocking
chair; 2 wicker chairs; quantity
of chairs;- small dinette table;
dining room table; antique pine
table; 3 beds; 1 set of springs and
mattress, antique dresser; 5 pc.
washstand Set; 19" bw Admiral
T.V,; couch; battery radio; harp;
books; picture frames; antique
trunk; coal oil heater; wood heat-,
er and stand; 2 electric heaters;
gas stove and oven; gas lamp;
lantern and iron; antique sad
irons and electric irons; juicer
(new); 2 meat choppers; antique
churn; butter bowl and ladle; 1
lb. butter prints; sealers; jars;
milk bottles and crocks; wash
board; clothes horse; copper boil-
er; plant stand; bird cage; dog
house.
Also selling 'for Mr. Norman
MacDonald same time and place
W4 International tractor.
Household Effects . .
Buffet; piano; 2 iron beds with
spring and mattress; Frigidaire
automatic washer; McClary Easy
dryer; Quantity of chairs; whiffle
trees; neck yoke; four antique
wagon wheels with wooden
spokes; sleigh and flat rack 2 antique cistern pumps; other '
artieles too numerous to mention.
TERMS CASH
Owners and Auctioneers Not.
Responsible For Any Accidents
Connected With- The Sale
burners: Orville Finlayson
Norman MacDonald
Auctioneo: Grant McDonald,
Ripley; Phone 395-5353
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Household Furniture and
Antiques
will be held for •
the . St. `Helens United Church
at the St.' Helens Church, 2 'blocks
east and 2 blocks south of
'Lucknow
WEDNESDAY EVENING, •
JULY:2.
at 7:30
2 antique love seats; antique
organ;" antique cupboard; arm
chairs; writing desk; swivel
chair; hall table; drop leaf • table;
6 dining chairs; rug; aladdin
lamp; coal oil lamp; gas lamp;
candle holders ;tables; numerous
chairs; dressers;• wash stands;
iron bed; brass bed; wooden
beds; mattress; electric stove;,
fridge; hot water tank; stove
s,pipes; 100 ft. galvanized pipe;
walking plow; cutter; numerous
articles.
TERMS CASH
Brian Rintoul, Auctioneer.
N.F.U. NEWS
By G..Austin.
Commissions of inquiry by the
political system of Canada into a
problem when the people put
pressure on politicians, is , a
common tradition. The inquiries
usually take one or two years to
complete, and by that time,
hopefully, the problem has been
forgotten.
The federal Beef Inquiry- has
been through Western Canada and
is now returning to Ontario for a
final round of public hearings. In
Saskatoon, besides the national
submission from the N.F.U.,
twelve locals also presented briefs
to the Commission. Only two other
briefs,, other than the N.F.U., were
presenied.
The N.P.U. has been prominent
in other hearings as well, in
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE
Of Antiques
will be held at
McDONALD'S ANTIQUES
in Ripley ,
On TUESDAY, JULY 15th
,,at 6 p.m,
TERMS CASH°
Auctioneers Grant McDonald,
Ripley
Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater
CLEARING AUCTION SALE.
Of Household Effects • & Antiquei
will• be held for
JEROME VA1.AD
Lot 60C,1 Concession A,
Huron Twp., Approximately 2
Miles. South of Kincardine On
Lakeshore Road
On MONDAY, JUNE 30
12:30 P.M. -
Household Effects . . .
2 chesterfields and chairi; Oc-
casional chairs; card table and 4
chairs; coffee table; step table
and end tables; walnut table; wal-
nut floor lamp; lamps; quantity
of chairs and 2 rugs;. 21" bw T.V.
(3 Yrs. old); 4 beds with springs
and mattress; 2 dressers; chest
of drawers; electric stove; Singer
electric sewing' machine; electric
radio; 8 day clock; electric toast-
er; kettle and iron; electric sand-
wich grill; electric iron; electric
heater; 2 vacuum cleaners;
piano; guitar; violin;• melodia; .3
harmonicas; picture frames; lan-
terns; quantity of ornaments;
quantity of dishes; silverware and
kitchen utensils; step stool; tri-
cycle; doll carriage; crocks; seal-
ers; miniature washing machine.
Antiquet . . .
Parlour table; rocking chairs
and wicker Oradle; partial toilet
set; commode; 1 set of almost
complete fine china dishes (100
yrs. old); butter prints; old jars.;
trunk; hat rack; ladies -evening
bags (100 yrs. old); straight
razor; cross cut saw; walking
plow.
9 x 18 ft. tent with• 2 rooms and-
cooking area;' 12' boat with can-
vass top, 50 horse power Mercury
motor and trailer; 16' camping
trailer with stove and fridge; 1968
Cheir car,. 4 door sedan; Other
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS CASH
Owner and auctioneers not
responsible for any accidents'
connected with the sale
Owner: Jerome Valad
Auctioneers: Giant McDonald
Ripley, Phone 395-5353
Wallace Ballagh, Teeswafer
Phone 3924170
Music Exams
The following • pupils of Mrs.
Donalda Scott, Lucknow, have
successfully, passed their Piano
exams with the Royal Conserva-
tory 'of Mu.sic, Toronto.
Grade 6 Honours, Norma Macln-
tyre, daughter of Mr. and Ars.
Donald C. Maclntyre, R. R. 5
Lucknow; Pass, Mary Anne Rit-
chie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Ritchie, R. R. 5 Lucknow.
Grade 8, Pamela McIntosh,
daughter .of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
McIntoshiR. R. 3 Lucknow; Janet
Farrish, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Fairish, R. R. 3 Lucknow; Jill
Murray, daughter of Mr.' and Mrs.
Ab Murray, Lucknow.
Alberta and P.E.I., recommending
a National Meat Authority with the
power built in to manage the total
industry including imparts and
exports, and providing a cost of
production program which includes
a return to labour and investment
to the primary producer.
.We cannot for much longer
continue to be successful by
exploiting ,our neighbours, for we
are fasI running out of neighbours.
The rate.. in Canada of farmers
leaving the industry is 36 per day in
the 5 -year, average from 1967 to
1972 with the rate increasing each
year since.
The cannibalistic system of
getting bigger by eating up your
neighbour will in the end destroy
the family farm.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Livestock and Machinery
will be held for
CLARENCE • YUILL
Lot 14,. Concession 4, Morris Twp:,
31/2 Miles East Of Belgrave
On MONDAY, JUNE 30
1:00 P.M.
Livestock . .
14 Holstein cows, fresh or
springing; 2 Guernsey cows fresh,
rebred Hereford; Brindle cow;
:14 B.W.F. spring calves; B.W.F.
heifer due' in September; 6 Hol-
stein x Hereford heifers (500 - 600
lb.); Peg. 5 yr. old standard bred
gelding (green broke); Shetland
stud pony broke to ride; 2 sows
bred in May; sow with litter.
Machinery . . .
„Surge vacuum pump; pipeline
for 16 cows; .6 can milk cooler; 2
Surge milker units; 10 milk' cans;
Massey Ferguson 135 tractor with
heat houser and pulley; Cockshutt
550 tractor with loader; Massey
Ferguson No. 10 taler; Massey
Ferguson 3 pt. h. mower; 20 ft. •
elevator; Cockshutt side rake;
Massey Ferguson 3 furrow plow;
International 15 run power lift
drill; 9 ft. 3 pt. h. cultivator or
corn scuffler; diamond and spring
tooth harrows; land roller; 3 pt.
h. grass seeder (as new); 2 rub-
ber tired wagons with racks; NeW
Holland 150 bu. p.t.o. spreader;
John Deere spreader; 3 pt. h.
post hole digger; Mildmay 24 x
36 thresher with 120 ft. belt; 1959
Chev 1/2 ton truck. (as is); 1952
Chen 1/2 ton truck (as is)'; rack
for ton truck; Cockshutt 10 ft.
binder; Massey Harris 8 ft. bind-
er; 3 pt. h. snot, blower; walking
plow; Letz grinder; pulper;
water. trough; fanning mill; cut-
ter; wheelbarrow; lumber; win-
' dows; sap pan buckets and spiles;
some household and antique
items.,
TERMS CASH — FARM SOLD
Owner or auctioneer not,
responsible for accidents
Brian Rintoul, AuctiOneer
Whitechurch; Phone 3574349
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