HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-04-07, Page 6THE; LUCKNOW ;SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO'
CONSIGNMENT, AUCTIONI
'SALE
For VanEyl Brothers
Saturday,, April 10 at 1 p.m.
On Hwy. 9 1/4 mile west • of
Clifford
20 wheel. , disc . 28-32-38-048-62-72
plate; 10 :plows;; 3-4-5', furrow mount
-ed' .and__ emi-r iountedl :•.__10 „cult"-
NELY & MURPHY---18-The-Square
Goderich,Ontario,Solicitors . ,for
,for
the Estate,, for;
Lands- and Premises situate lying
and being. indthe 'Township of West
Wawanosh, in the County of Iiuron,
and manymore items' too. Moaner and being composed. of• the north
ous to list half of Lot 21, and the South half'
of Lot 25, both in Con. 5, of the said
Township of West Wawanosh..
Terms . Ten (10#0). per cent by.
certified cheque, payable . to . the
estate of Thomas Leddy, at the
time of submission of ,tender . and
the balance incash within t60 days:
This property is• subject to '•a re-
serve bid.
Highest, •orany-tender not neces-
FOR SALE 'BY TENDER
FARM -.PROPERTY ;
OF THE . LATE '
THOMAS ALPHONSE LEDDY
SEALED TENDERS, properly
marked asto contents, will be ac-
cepted until 4. p.m: on Friday, April
16th, 1.9"71, at the office -,of DON -
vators, 10-12-1415 feet; 10 packers
hew and used; .14 corn. planters, 4;
row and 2 row; 10 seed . drills;: 5.
• manure spreaders; 1.'mix inill; 10'
harvesters, , augers and ' wagons;
*:silo fill blowers new 9.5 L-15" tires'
NQTICE RE CHANGE
IN -SALE DATE, :
The sale of. antiques and house-
hold furniture: for Francis H. Mit
shell on April 10,, 1971 has been
postponed to May . 22, 1971.
AUCTION SALE
O.f _200_A_cre_F'arm, 'Machinery,
Hay, Grain, Antiques
Will •Be Held For
EDWARD ;SPEILMACKER.
Lot 18, , 19, Concession 4, Kinloss
Township, 2 .Blocks North and 1
Block East of Lucknow or 3 Miles
West of L;angside, Store On
PRIL: 17
1:30 P.M.
Machinery • .
Ford tractor with pulley; W6 In-
ternational tractor; 3 point hitch 2
furrow . plow; ' 3 furrow M.H. plow;
8 ft. 'disc, .Cultivator; 3 section
sPrk
sarily accepted.
TENDERS
HE.PWORTH, ONTARIO
TENDERS for ' an Addition to
Amabel; - Hepworth Central Public
School; Hepworth, Ontario, will be
received, until 4:45:. p.m., •E:D.S.T.
TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1971
by. the Bruce. County Board of
Education '
roller; 13 run fertilizer grain drill,'
Dti rip, ral:.., 4:,,bar side rake; New
Idea 7 ft.'' mower; Oliver 60 baler;
18 ft: bale' elevator; . 8 ft. Intern-
ational -binder-;--2_;. _wagons
racks; Allis Chalmers 6 ft.. power
take off11 combine; International 75
bu. spreader; New Idea 75 bu.,man-
tire ' spreader; . Extension:ladder,
buzz savti, chainsaw; Scales,awheel--'
barrow; Steel stone boat, horse
harpess, ; sap. ,pan; 5 sq. roofing;
Hay and Grain .
'4;000 -bales `Hay,• . S, ton &ain and
corn., .
..Furniture.. .
Antique. cupboard, 'love seat,
trunks 3 bedroom suites, chairs;
picture ' frames; jars; . numerous
small items
Farm. ��.
Consist of 200'acres, 165 workable
balance in hardwood bush. Barn 4
70' ,with good::'. stable, in pens,
drive shed' 14 x 20 with '' cattle pen
ow_Hous
modern conveniences, water .' 'on
pressure.. Farm will be sold at
3 pin. subject to reserve:bid. •
' TERMS CASH, • except on.; .farm
when terms will. be . known day of
sale
Owner or auctioneer will . not be'
responsible' for accidents •
BRIAN RINTOUL,'' Auctioneer.
Whitechurch ;
, AUCTION_:: SALE'.
P : AUCTION SALE of farm ample='
rnents; livestock, : hay and some
household-effectsill--be--held for
F erett Taylor, Pt. lot 39, Con. 14,,
Hullett Township, 1112 • miles • east:.
of Auburn on County Rd, 25 on
Thursday,. ,Apri17-22-ati1 30.- ie
Cash. Allan. Maclntyre; Auctioneer,
Lucknow.
Elgin tables were, in play at the
Gard party in St., Augustine Hall
on loam, AJ TF2ndT aftd-was
sponsored by the. CA/ .L,
'High: pdzefor• the; men went` t.
Gus 'Devereaux with second high
to;Father, Phalen':;
High •prize for the ladies.went
to Mrs-; Victor-- rr-ington, with --sec.._
. e
ond� high going to Mike. Boyl. ...,_
The dao'r prize was won by Gus.
•Devereaux..
The prizes were all donated. 6y
Wayne Redmond...
ST. HELENS.:
Mr. and. Mrs.' Lorne Webb of
Goderich•visited on Thursday
with Mr. 'and Mrs. Harvey Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. Webb hadjust reg
turned after.four-r-nonths in
Florida.,
Sympathy. of the community
goes out to the Woods family at
this time in the passing of Mr.
Lorne, Woods on Wednesday. of last
week.
TENDERS . for mechanical and
electrical sub -contracts will be de-
pose ea .;a e c e r-
Bid_ Depository until 3:00 p m Fri-
day, April 23,;1971.
Lowest or any .tender notneces-
sarily-accepted.
SALTEIrand : ALLISON,,
Architects
29 Clapperton Street
Barrie, ,Ontario •
Spending the .mid-term school
holidays in the Barbados: were
Misses Barbara •Ptizdon of. kitchen -
E
er, llen Fedor and Edna Fair of
Hamilton
er and
amie
,WEDNESDAY, APRIL; 7th,, 1971.
Bruce Farm Report
Occasionally it .becomes needs-
Y.
sae .. for - fanners , to decide
whether or not a, poor . stand of
corn should be torn up -and
planted If .the stand 1s almost a
total loss, tlien it -becomes: an easy
decision. If,, • on the other hand,
the stand is 75 per cent of what
you •expected, it, •becomes a Much.
'more difficult problem. Hrere are
-some-points-to=-consider-. t-
1 It isenerall. ; known. that • a
g Y
late planted crop -will yield' less`
per plant than an .;early one,
2. In this part of Ontario,.late
panted corn has a better chance
of being hit; by a frost beforeit
matures. "
3. ' Replanting does not guaran-
tee that the second stand will be.
any better than the first. •
4. Replanting 'costs , money:.
Seed, labour : and fertilizer will
cost $10 to $15. per. 'acre, not,
counting repreparation of the.
seedbed; should it be necessary'.
Will the yield increase from re-
-planting -pay for
e--planting-pay--for this- added...cost?.
5. • Corn plants compensate to,
a considerable. extent forskips in
the row. Chances are, a plant
which is next'to, a barren .spot
will put .up, a. bigger cob .thanif
it hadbeen beside .another plant.
It may, . even be able to fill ' a'.
second cob:
Rick Upfolds
Soils and Crops `Specialist'
•
.ELECTRICAL•:,
CONTRACTOR
ELECTRIC HEATING
WIRING AND REPAIRS'..
0,00
ELECTRI''CAL
•;MODER.NIZATION
FINANCING. AVAILABLE
LUCKNOW
-Phone 528-5802:
NorthHuron'
CoUniyLOLMeet
When hog prices are low, there
is a naturartendaney to cut' costs
of : feed: The Manitoba Depart-
ment o : griculture .ran . some 1
feeding-testson • groups, of wean-
ers to see how' long' it would take.
to finish them.if various compon=
ents.were leftoutof .their ration.
IN MEMORIA
WEST - treasured memories of 'a
dear husband,' father; and grand-
father, Jack West, who ` left us
April 6, 1965.
We never lose the -ones ,we love.
For memory keeps them near
Time dims the loss and :lets the
Shine bright and sweet and clear
Lovingly remembered by' his
wife Mary, Lorne, and Joan .and.
their families.
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AUCTION .SALE:
AUCTION SALE of 35 beef cows
$11.4 grain and some household effects.
will be held. for Major Youngblut,
lot 32, Con: 14, ' Hullett Township,
3 miles;east, of Auburn or 3 miles
. west of Blyth on County -Rd. 25 on
-aafurday-, April Trat 1 ?: Terms
Cash •Allan Maclntyre, Auction-.
Gai
Dat'
San
Jan;
Boy
• cak eer, Lucknow.
eavc
. Inn
•CLEARINd AUCTION::SAL
-CLEARING AUCTION SALE of
lay,
Household Effe"cts and Antiques
land' ' ......wi11 heYd=f rs; ° �� o omaon
and James R. Arnold,. Lot 3, Con.
11, Ashfield,' Township, R.R. 7'
Lucknow:; SaturdaApr '
y�il 10'; 'at'.
1;:30 p.m Terms Cash. Owners 'or
auctioneers, not responsible for ,any
;accident that, may"•occursane:la ;
Auctioneers Grant McDonald, Rip -
le
y,.
'Wallace lilag
h, Teeswater,
.
of London were week end visitors
with Mr. and Mrs`. Andrew•:Gau.nt.
,LEG INJURY
Frank Mewhinney returned,
home on saturday-from'•Wingharn
and District.Hospital. He had
suffered aileg injury in a farm..
accident.'
•
GET YOUR IMAM WITH A
PLAN AHEAD
H RPER - in-1oving-rrieniory-of .
dear brother Duncan Brown'llar
per who passed , away five 'years
ago, April 5, 1965.
Loving and kind in all his ways
Upright ,and just -to the -end -of -his
days .
Patient and kind in heart and mind.
Never to be forgotten by , his
sister Helen.:
11 b
bong..
�
MoD
lea►
Stev
Gleni
41
.32,
TIFFIN: . in lovingmemory- of :.:
our parents. Reuben. Tiffin, who
passed away ' March 30, 1942 and
Mary Jane Tiffin, who passed away
January 25;71964. •-
Nothing can ever take away
The love 'a heart holds dear,
Fond memories linger every day
Remembrance keeps -them ' near;-
Ever remembered 'by son Fred
and daughter 'Valetta and. in-laws
Gertie, Elizabeth; Russel and .Vie -
tor.
Vic -tor,.
CRANS-TON in memory -of Isaac
Cranston who passed away April
13, 1959..
I have a book of :memories
With -pages adexifgold
To=day T•' g ntly turn the page'
And. remember . happy, days.. of old,
Always remembered",by his' wife
and families and grandchildren,
The driver who •has to slam on
the brakes to preventan ac-
•cident is probably not a • good
driver. Experienced.. drivers sel-
dom have to take such::, drastic
etion: hey. not -only -drive -with
care, they ,keep a carefuleye
on 'other drivers.
By watching the road ahead,
you can >'. recognize potential
dangers. Planning ahead ' is the
best way to buy insurance too.
For details about • , CIAG' auto
mobile coverage, call:
JEAN WHITBY
LUCKNOW-h-
Balanced. Ration'. . . 109.5 $ .9.33
No Protein 174.5 24.62
inera s173.5 11:.
M 1s : .7.
. No 'Key0
No, ••Key . Vitamins. 122.0 9.40
No. Antibiotics 121.0 9.58
All: the . pigs reached: market
weight except the group without
protein which-tweighed, only 54 lbs
at the ; end of the test period:..
It can be seenthat scrimping.
on protein .is poor econmy. In the.
long rain, ' the 'cheapest way to
save 'money on feed . costs is to
reed-for=good-feed-conversion. A
boar, Which . has reached'200 lbs.
QUICKLY with a LOW BACKFAT
masurement is the .best'way-to 'at
tack, high: feed bills s
Colin Reesor
Assistant Agricultural
Representative:
Compasses point to Magnetic,. not
astronomtc,-north: these 'two:'com-
pass `directions coincide; in _`the
Thunder •' Bay, Ontario, region."
•North Huron County Orange
lodge Met:recently' in. Belgrave
with: a god .attendanc:e of mer? = .
hers:and visitors from 'South' 11 it
on. '
County Master Harold Webster :
of Aubtirnconducted they .meeting.:
and•Past County�la-stei John--�-
H'enderson'•of.South Huron who
had judged the primary lodge. re
ports,: war -Pre -Rut arrd-preseri
the county shield'to Re.c'. Sec.'• ,
Allan, Webster of Dungannon
lodge who had• won the competi
tion.
A committee'was nanied'to
rr e a ch'u'rch seirvice 1n June_
r
a
arrange ,
hast County Master'l-Ienry Patti ';
son Int ro. uced JohnTayto
• - ,. .
of Belgrave a member. of the
Huron •'Count.y Board of Education;
Whospoke about. education in the...
county concerningseparate. •
.sc hools':a n'd the tea:chi-ng.o f
•
ion. lie also answered duLstioins '.
from the members.
Those: present signed a..card :to,
be •sent ro Pass C'or,n.ty'Master;',
Charles Stew ,rt ,of X13 lyth wlio 'is,
in hospital in Clinton. •
:c o`unty Master. Webster was
named a delegate to Grand Lodge'
1n Guelpli'on May 13th}nd I rile
Lunch brought an:.enable •
evening to, a'close .
Front 1.82-5 ,_to 183.7, the Mira-
michi fires' .in, Maine and
BtLrnswick burned .:3 million acres,
and killed moire than • 100 settlers.
CIAG .INSURAN
O.OPERATORS.INSURANCE
ASSOCIATIONS OF GUELPH:
REPORT 'FROM
CO`1JTI1I7]rD1F120'1v1 PAGE `7
;farm vacation bus mesh
Farxriets e-a•n --also. calif ar
Tier tree for each diseased or •
dead elm•tree :cut down,- up to •a,
maximum of $«500`, The'trees
have 'to be• marked by the Depart
merit of Ag_r'iculture and Food,
prior to being cut ;. in ,order fo be
ell able for the ants
• g grapts,
Realize -the - highest -returns for
your wool by patronizing your
own Organization. •
SHIP•COLLECT TO
Our Registered
, WAREHOUSE NO. 10
CAKLETOIelnakt NTA1atO
Obtain sacks and twine •,
without charge from
.Norm .n ,
a
I�cDOwell
HE BRUCE COUNTY BOARC
OF EDUCATIT"
'INVITES 'APPLICATIONS FOR',T,HE .POSITION OF
11
TO CARRY OUT THE USUAL DUTIES OF AN AUDIO VISUAL,
TECHNICIAN WITH AN EMPHASIS ON THE PRODUCTION
LAND DESIGN OF P_ROJECTURALS--M IN ENAN'C:E, AND
REPAIR' OF AV EQUIPMENT UNDER THE DIRECTION 'OF.
THE SENIOR TECHNICIAN WILL. BE EXPECTED.
.AUBURN
•or 'by writ) • g, to,
CANADIAN CO'' -OPERATIVE
WOOL GROWERS LIMITED
Claif`,Avenueat
Toronto 7; Ontario. •
Apply b - .Aril' 15 : 1971 . giving qualifications, k erience start-
ingY p � >.g g q t , eP .
ing date and.salary expected' to:
J. -P. COYN'E
Audio Visual Coordinatoit
Box .i 80; Chesley, Ontario
J. L BOWERS
bisector of Education
Chale