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'THE,.,LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO - •
SUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE.
AUCTION. -SALE OF-'
FARM .IMPLEMENTS, IfAY. and
SOME FOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
will be .held for the ,estate
OF THE LATE JOHN CONNELLY,
Lot 9,,. Colborne Tnwi ship, 4 miles
. north of Goderich on,Highway 21
On' SATURDAY, APRIL 3
1,:30 p.m.
Implements
International 656 Diesel' tractor,
with 18 x .34 rear tires and 10 x..16
front tires, tractor in,.good as new,
used only 280 hours Massey Harris
15 'run, power :lift . seed drill; Inter-
national 81/2. ft. cultivator; 111/2 ft.
Kongskilde cultivator; Cockshutt
disc; Massey Harris one way disc
New Idea power mower; . Massey
Harrisside rake; International No.
37 baler with • bale . thrower,' 3' yrs..
old; •Cockshutt .wagon; '2 ` Massey
Ferguson wagons; Smoker • 32 ft.
bale elevator; Massey, Ferguson
No. 82 self . propelled combine= with
reels and pick up; 4" grain'auger•;
Gehl forage harvester with motor;
New Holland forage blower with; 50'•
of pipes; 2 Forage wagons; 1 row
New Idea corn, picker, like new;
International 2 row mounted corn
cultivator; ,1953 Fargo truck, :10 : ft.
rack; d ' • , ells as is
large vise; tarpaulins; , hammer.
mill' & belt; universal 'milker and
pipes; tools, etc. 1,
Hay:
600 bales hay; 100 bales of straw.
Some household furniture '. and-
Con
TERMS CASH
Victoria & Grey• Trust, Goderieh
Executors for the.. estate
Allan Maclntyre, Auctioneer,;
Lucknow
AUCTION:` :SALE
AUCTION SALE of beef cattle,
machinery, , household effects will
be held for Eric :Parsons, Con. 7,
Kinloss Township, 5 miles north ' of
Lucknow and 2 miles west.' of Holy
rood . on Saturday; March 27 at
1: p.m. •
Terms Cash — Farm Sold
Allan' Macl, Auctioneer
CLEARING •AUCTION SALE
of
24 ' DAIRY COWS, MACHINERY,
HAYAND;,GRAIN
will be held for.
KEITHPRESSEY
Lot 13, Con. 8, Colborne . Twp:,
2'. mile. woof of Auburn or 4 mile
east of the Nile on, •
MONDAY, APRILS
at 1:30 p.m..
d oi`24Da ins: cs
o
of 19' young Jersey cows 3 Holstein
cows, 1 Ayrshire cow, 1 Guernsey
• cow; ' milk qUota subject; to board
approval. A full line of .good farm
Machinery including a W.D. 45
Allis Chalmers tractor with heat
houser in near new condition m
—'
bine; 'Baler. 28 Beatty steel star
chions (2 yr. old);litter carrier'
bucket with 120 ft. track See sale
bills for list of -machinery, hay and.
grain. •
TERMS CASH FARM. SOLD
Owner or auctioneer not
responsible for accident's
BRIAN RINTOUL, Auctioneer
Whitechurch, phone 357-2349
AUCTION SALE
CLEARING AUCTION SALE of
Farm Machinery, Livestock and
some household articles will be
held for Gordon. Stobo, 'Lot 21, Con.
7, Culross Township, ' one mile west
of Teeswater, Thursday, •April 8,
sale startingat 12 o'clock. Pull
list will be printed in March 31ed-
ition of local paper. Terris cash as
farm has been sold: Auctioneers;
A ` • Brian. Rintoul and Wallace Ballagh.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of
Fa.r_m_Machinery,-Nay_and_Grain
Will Be Held .For:, "
The Estate ,Of. The Late
JOHN TAYLOR
Lot 40, Con. 11, East Wawanosh
Twp.,/2 Corners South Of WingIm
and -1- Corner West Of - No. 4 "
Highway On •
SATURDAY, APRIL 3.
"1:30 P.M.
. Machinery:
M F ±65-_ractor.__with manure
loader : and' chains; M F ' 3: furrow
plow; New Idea manure spreader
' 95 bu:; .Massey Harris :30 tractor;
M.H; ..one way- `disc;= New. Holland -
:Happy'
..andicrafte'rs;
The fourth 'rneeting:,of St.
Helen's' Happy •Handicrafters was
held on March ,19. The meeting
was op ned with the. pledge :and.'
the roll call was.answer:ed by 17
Members. ,
The Minutes of the last .meet= •
ing .were read. We'decided our
irnext meeting would be.on,March
25' at: 1.30 p, rn
FRIDAY, APRIL ,2nd
. FORMOSA :COMMUNITY
'CENTRE
CROP' CONVENTION
1:30 P.M.
Bruce. County Soil and Crop
Improvement 'Association
•
Notice To. Creditors
NOTICE TO :CREDITORS
NOTICE IS 'HEREBY GIVEN
that . , all persons having. claims
against the late . HAZEL ETHEL
HODGINS, who died on the 4th day
of • February, 1971, at the • Town of Bruce ::Farm ' Report
Walkerton in the County of.Bruce,
are notified .to a send their claims, U.S.' BEEF INDUSTRY
duly -verified, -to the dersigned I spent -last -week -loo
solicitor, before _ the• 3rd day of beef industy in the U.S. along with
April; 1971: After said date the es- a bus load of Ontario beef men.
tate will be distributed and the Ex- We were in , the mid -western
ecutor will only be liable for claims states of Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska,
of which he has received notice: Colorado and Wyoming.. This, 'is -
DATED at Walkerton this '18th a low -rainfall 'areawhere it is,
--possible-la-feed-cattle-in-open
WEDNESDAIY,. MARCH..24th,; 1971''
SKI. PARTY by Donna .MacDonald
On -Friday March. 12,.the Grade.
'8: class of ,Ripley -Huron CentraF"'.
School loaded the' bus and went.`
to. Happy • Valley Ski Resort in;
Walkerton,:''Everyone enjoyed. t.
themselves except two girls; •
Shirley MacKay and Marjorie Fair.
They'had both fallen and injured
their ankles. It turned out, how-
ever, that Shirley got the worst .•
of it. ;:She 'received a broken bone
:in her ankle. Marjoriejust hada
bad sprain. Shirley returned to
school Tuesday, March i6, after
receiving he, r cast.
"MILK by Debbie Pererbaugh
The pupils of the Ripley -Huron
Central School are now receiving,
milk .with their lunch. On Mon-
baler; M.H. 32 plate disc; New Hol-
land mower, 7 ft.; Kongskilde triple
K cultivator, 10 ft ;.M.H. side rake
M.H. sd-iri11 I5 run, power lift;
Chain . saw, Swath turner; Grass
seeder, Cattle oiler;. Chain harrows,'.
Diamond harrows; Land roller; Oat
rc:I. r; 40 ft: ladder, 2 Wheel trail-
er; Salt and mineral feeder;
Chains, --shovel; farin--tools-, - Many
numerous' small articles: :•
. HAY and GRAIN:
12 ton mix grain : 6 • ton barley
-3,009_:.:bales-:h'ay
Executors or auctioneer will not
be responsible for accidents, . .
• TERMS CASH
BRIAN RINTOUL, ' Auctioneer
Whitschurch, Phone 357.2349
The discussion was "Darts" and
"Seam Joining" . • '
We made darts using the:two
Methods: tailor tacks and, tracing
wheel. We then worked:. on our
Separates the leaders assisted us.
We closed with the Creed
y of -M h;,ign.
CARRUTFIERS & FARR,
Walkerton,Ontario
Solicitors for the Executor
eef Health
purse
Elrnw�od
Community
Centre
THURSDAY;
APRIL :1st
at 10 s30 a.m.
SUBJECT. THE PROPER..
USE OF DRUGS.
Sponsored by Bruce County
Beef Improvement Association
•
RD OF EDUCATJOI
Secrertary
ant
• he successful applicant-will---,have-except'ional°'proficiency
rni shorthand',' typing and machine transcription for use in
such secretarial duties 'as confidential correspondence and
. he .tal Minutes at some ' evening meetings:. This
• tling of requiresMa mature perso.,.,. _. ., . .
position n having the ability • to
acct t. responsibility with a minim_.tm oLsuperuision
S>rarting'.salary will be .commensurate with qualifications
'arid experience, A full range of cost.shared.benefits include
O.W.F., Q.H.$.I.P.. and O.M E.R,S. Pension Plan,
:.
by plicants should 'submit, a resume (preferatly typewritten)
March 31st:.10
Miss M. Gordon,. ,
c/o The Huron County. Board of Education,.
97 ShipleyStreet,.
Clinton, Ontario.
Robert M. E l l otti
Chairman of Board.•
b. J. Cochranef
bireclor •8f. Education'. •
'feed -lots with only a, narrow strip,
of concrete: along the feeder. At.
Manford's feed -lot'. we saw 100,000
head of •steersin a • pen covering
' aeres. .
One of the noticeable, trends is<
the establishment of custom; feed-
lots where the operator charges
for yardage and feed. These` seem
to be working quite well and . are
one of the main reasonsfor an
increase in cattle numbers in that
area. They were . finishing- cattle
for 22 to •27 cents per pound` of
gain, which included all .costs ex
cept interest on the. cattle: Market
lambs are being fed the same way
andwe saw 1 000 head in one lot.
2
, t
The beef men in the U.S. are op=
timistic that beef prices. will .hold;
which is good for Ontario.
My observation' is that'. our pro-
duction . technology; is as good as
theirs, but our processing and
grading are slightly behind. -They.
are grading- • with the sidessplit
to show the loin eye, anda lot of
the `sides are' broken into large'
cuts; and shipped in .boxes' on pal-
lets. The packing companies are
moving out .to cattle country
ra her than staying in t e arge
cities: like Chicago;
M. R. Bolton,.
Agricultural Representative
This last hog price depression
has been very -discouraging and
there are still ' lots of hogs ' in
North America • •which haven't
..found_,their. waly_.to-market4ex.
- There are a few 'breaks .in the
clouds however. One is that the
priceof fish meal is coming down
e -of --i
eesusPeruvian
production,..This will put pressure
on all protein prices in general.
It is felt that the big surplus of
hogs should' work itself out as
summer arrives and prices should
-start`increasing in the fail. -
Colin Reesor
Assistant Agricultural
Representative
A KA
�E;TACKAG�- .
'PACKAGE =- PACKAGE '
EVERYTHING
Today there is a mix for almost
every food item that you make.
The commercial ones are convene
' lent, time. savin
ave you ever, made.your own?
In fact, Would' you. like to hear'.
'about a PACKAGED deal?'
The Heine Economics Branch of
the Ontario 'Department • of Ag- -
rcultui•e.�..and-••-�'•obd--presents-�-a�
great`iiew Food ]Drum "TRICKS
WITH A MIX"
' , This FOOD 'FORUM will ''be
held• in the Walkerton Legion Half
Wednesday, March 31st at 8 p.m;
YOU are invited
duds i easbeck
.Home Economist:
•
day, March 14, they were.to bring,
$2m, 00 if they de ' 'milk, This
s:them with a sere
ing-of milk .for. a period.°of 22
days. It is"not necessary, that they
•
have it everyday. Either .choco-
late or'white"milk is available.
WHITECHURCH
APPOINTED" MANAGER
Mrs, Russel Gaunt .returned
'home on Saturday. after visiting
for a week with Mr. and Mrs. •
Don Dirstein and Richard. at Ajax
and,,with Mr. and Mrs•, Donalii •
:gaunt of Waterloo. •'.Congratula-
tions to Don Dirstein Who has
been appointedManager.
of `a Tor
Tor-
onto branch of the Royal Bank.'
He assumed his duties on.Thurs'-•
day last. .
Visitors on the ;week' end with
Mr. : and Mrs,. George Fisher anti
s, arrut ers were Mr;, and F
`Mrs.: Carman Machan of Kitchen-
er 'Mr. and .Mrs. Elden'
Lowry of Reids Corners, Mrs. .
Irwin Carruthers and family of
Goderich, Mr and Mrs. Duncan`
Simpson of Icintail and Mr.: and
Mrs. HerbhWins field -- .
• Mrs.' GeorgeilkFisherof Ashvisited 411
Monday' with Mrs. Jantzi of
Milverton::
Mr.. and'Mrs.. Clarence: Crow
stop and family of Chatham',.
visited' n the week end::'with his/.
parents Mr. and 'Mrs, John Crow .'
stop of Lucknow , Mr.; and ,Mrs,
-Orland Irwin and family of West
Wawnosh and, Mr.. and Mrs:` Ivan
Laidlaw ands family..' Debbic •r'. L'
rnained fora week's holidays.w.ith
Janet Laidlaw.
Miss`Joyce Tiffin spent. .Friday rida•
evening with•her° friend Miss Janct
Sleightholm.
Mr. and: Mrs. ,Clarence Ritddc
and farhily of.2nd: Concession,
Kinloss visited •Friday eveniil .
with Mr.: and Mrs, '.Elmer 'Slci i,.ht
Jhot-i. an,'
Miss 'Janet Beecroft.; Jim .and
David •Beecroft' left: by car tb,.
spend' this week vacationink in
Florida .
'Mr. and Mrs,' Victor•Wybenya,
John and, Clarence went :to.
'
Toronto after church sery ie es. t -o •
visit With -Mr.. and : Mr's. 'M. Wvh-•
enga a.ncLfa.miLy .
Henry Wybenga spent Sunday
with his friend Simon de, Bocr,'of
Langside ,
KINLO
.. Mt. and Mrs. Art IlaIdcnbv. and.
Mr. William Haldenby visited on,
Tuesday with their' brother c;c•or.i;e
Haldenby, who is a patient in St,
Jose-pies--i-iospital .Lon rn-r A110.
underwent further ey,e'sur�;c rr•o'n
,Thursday.:
• Prie winners .the: euc;In1
pa rty-`t4I lolytood--on -Ttresd a y
night'were: high lady, Mrs. ;1.lck
Percy;'high gent' , Geraa(.l Ithiui:�;
low lady, Mrs. Ellwood Elliott; : '
low gent,. Mr.' G•. Saunders,
3irthda' 'nearest March 17th .;is
s . .ran, • au ' en.
Mr,' and Ivtrs.'lack 'Scott ,r rt'.
enjoying a holiday. in Florid
Mrs. William etox is vis;'tin. t tix.:
Edna and May Boyle du.rfty their
absence."...
Kenneth Ma•cDrnald of Kitc•'Ire'p'.
et visited recentlywith his f1ir-
ents.M'r. and Mrs. Tom
old . He is 'recovering. from) ' ent '
heart surgery. '
Greg Shewell of:Sittscoe is visit
ing•with •I rian Percyy