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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-09-22, Page 6PAGE sIX' THE: LU KNOW SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESRA,' '., SEf'TEM.EER FOR SALE, • Modest 6 room. home • at . bile, • email barn on:the 1/�. acre of land. 100 acre farm near Belgrave, • 90 acres workable, barn 'equipped for 'hogs. 7 ' room. modernized brick home. 200 ' acres in Ashfield . Township, 150 acres workable .well drained, double bain. Stock,. machinery. andmilk quota( can be purchased.. Hasa modern'7 room ..home.: Contact MASON BAILEY ONLY 8 SEATS LEFT! MAC CAMPBELL'S FALL COLOUR •TU_R WITH TIMErOUT FOR PHOTOGRAPHY =REPEAT OF LAST YEAR'S "SELL OUT TRIP TO.THE. LUMINA RESORT - MUSKOKA. OCT. 2-.3 $45.90 TWIN BASIS THE COACH HOUSE, HAMILTON, ST.,'. GODERICH., 524-8366:. • MALE :AND FEMALE HELP WANTED- ACT FAST ! Are you looking for a solid future? Are you a self starter, conscientious and hard working? Then join the Dominion Automo- bile ;Association . team. Courtney Family Move To Goderich KINGSBRIDGE. NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Leo Courtney. , Ursula and Edward moved to God' erich toy; live the beginning of September. Mr.`•a•nd Mrs,. Joe. Van Osch. ,.and. far_1nily. spent.Sunday with Mr:.' and "Mrs;." John Van Osch and fain= } ; of Waterloo. Congratulations to Mr, and. Mrs:. Stan Doherty on the'arrival of a • son at the Alexandria and Marine Hospital Goderich last Tuesday. Nolda Tvliltenb' ; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reis Miltenburg, entered the Owen Sound Regional School of Nursing last week. Maureen Dalton. of..Moose Fac' tory spent the week end at the ` home Of her. parents Mr, and Mrs,. Mark .Dalton., Robert,Austin, son of Mr.• and Mrs Wilfred Austin, is a patient in --the War Memorial Children=s Hospital., .London;,. off'ce. in many regre ta, • I .ha ve: 'closed my in ipley May. I express my appreciation to the p who haveisupported me in this practice_ forth( 21' years. Your records will now be transferredto my towel office, wher e follow-up, service for yol be maintained; ac . enz:ie LISTOWEL HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES Offie 482=9371. R:asidinc 523-9338 As a Dominion Automobile As- sociation Representative you will have guaranteed renewals, Earn High commissions, receive .on., the * job training, with group insurance LEXANDER benefits, and pension. -��-:.ew-and-frtid-ottt�ow�►ou- ' AND' REALTY I 'IMITED GODERICH 524-9662 LOW DOWNPAYMENT >' On , this : -new home with electric heating, attractive kitchen; . full can join .the Dominioh Automobile Association team. For confident- ial onfidential interviewwrite today.• Mr. Keith Gleed, • Dominick' Automobile Association, 201 ' King Street, London; Canada' • basement,. large lot plus low taxes., JUST LISTED 50 acre farm, brick . house, barn and garage, With new..bydro service. recently installed. ALSO 50 acres beside the above property. PLUS 95 acres just across the road • property-can-be-boughtsepar ately or together: HOBBY FARM • This 49 . acre • farm las .10 acres • which have been surveyed into lots, which 'canbe sold separately, plus an attractive, modern new home with electric heat and small barn. See this one today: READ .'THIS ONE This 3 bedroom home hasmodern kitchen; -large living room; duung room,bath, , oil furnace, drilled well, : situated on large lot. FARMS, o AG A RIVER PROPERTIES • Donald Ell• iott Fractures leg DtTNGANNON-NEWSY We are sorry to learn that 'Donald Elliott sonof Mr, and Mr . Harold Elliott' i, suffered a„ broken:. eg._ins.a garie�at_oksilem on: Thursday-:; 'and. Mark Dauphin .rec eiv ed burns while working' • on .l.$oats so he is home .for a: few days. •Many from this community attended tendon Fair during the'' past week'. MOVING TO, DUNGANNON .1‘.4r. and s. Terry. Hodges • and baby u ter are moving.. to Dun n d r`c ' a n 'from .Go e i h into the'.horrie they 'pu chased•.recent- ly from Bill Black. ';Welcome.:. Mrs. Jim Sherwood, Goderich, was a: guest of Mr,. and Mrs'. A. 'J erwo.• on un.,ay , an' atten ed .both Anniversary services Miss Clara Sproul. of Goderich spent a few 'days, recently with '* `* . Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Elliott.__ .� rie and . : GERRIE GLENN, three daughters of Kincardine, AGENT S Mr. -and Mrs:' Will Petrie and • Allan were • guests o . Joh rig Paric ar d`fannly,Su day. Bruce Farm Report. It's'.: corn . silage making time., ;..This past season a number of new horizontal silos went up on farms around the County. If farmers» are tQ ha_ve_successwwith this type of. •storage unit, it is may import- ant that the proper management principles be_f9llowed duringthe filling operation The following arse: a -few . of the more unportant .of these ' techniques: . 'HARVESTING - - harvest corn at moisture con- tents of 65% to 70%.. set knives for y4 inch theoret ical 'cut: - sharpen and set knives': regi- •.larly. ondny Evening, September7:00 p.m. 2 HEip Consisting of Steers, heifers and. *Calves FOR .CONSIGNMENTS . CONTACT THE MAN:AG EME . Victor Hargreaves 482-7511 (Clinton) Doug Riddell 237-3576. (Dashwood) Jack Riddell 237-3431 '(Dashwood)' FILLING Si' PACKING ▪ fill as rapidly'as possible. -- pack continuously ,while , fit; ling; 'to expel • air. • drive transport. vehicles (truck . or wagons) through: silo 'as long as. ;is, possible, or, use tractor and blade to push chopped' material .into._ placer ---pack with�a-hea wheeled vehicle . for maximum coin paction. • ' crown`as.:much as :possible to, ensure .drainageof rain or snowmelt off of the. silo: Auctioneers Hector` McNeil and Larry Gardiner,. SEALING -- complete packing and seal as quickly as possible. There is no /advantage' to continued --packing for=several-days. some operators . have found pitting a number of cattle on the silage overnight after fit- "71ing seems to aid in packing thetop layer of silage. silo . must be sealed within 2 ' isys oL._.plaeemrr`(after 3 days the damage 'las been done and the use of plastic' will not prevent surface spoil- age -- after lit days the spoil- ed material acts as its own Methods of sealing are as follows: 1) 4 or .6 mil plastic weighted down ;by tires, •bales, • wire . and" Mrs fencing or.planks_placed_side' by=sides-by-sawdust-- WE DELIVER BANON1RACTlNG LTD. 1 MILE EAST OF i't°€51NATEI! PHONE 99�' ` ATmTt$ HOURS 305r02 i 2) Shavings at . a : depth of 4 to 6' inches.. 3) Molasses at a rate of one gal Ion per square foot. Plastic weighted down seems to t e. the . most_satt• u a th present;`. time. After se g, the plastic 'should'be pulled down over the sides of the silo to prevent water penetration along the walls. This plastic must be'replaced an- nually, • NOTE: The use of , plastic cover ' will only be effective if it is held in complete contact • with the surface of the silage. Any sealing effect is lost if air can get beneath the plastic cover. .. Belman 'P. Eng,, Ians For 1ght Soho Initial planning for the' Een- ing School' programme at the F., E. Madill Secondary •School' is now- completed., :A total of 20 courses, will be'offered including 3 new courses which , it is hoped , , will attract a larger enrollment.,;' Gourrnet.cooking will be offer ed to'both men and. 'women' the fust.. time ,`and': supplies for this course will be provided ,by the members of this class as ' required. 'Consumer and Personal: erestO :in all, aspects'of management , A• glen's: Fitness programme will ed".and a new half-cours Hooking techniques will introduced 'year... A will be a Gardening and arranging: 'course: which B. on anuar =' 5th 197: ce another. new course., , should attract anyone who is int. - •• Enrollment procedure; include advance; iegistr•� phone to:'the school duri regular school hours.. T cedure will` allow those to be assured of a .place the opening night're4ist session whichwill be he .m, ,,,;Wednesday , Oct OF. B'ecause,of difficulties which have arisen in the 'settles of Claims against School Accident Insurance policies, 11" County Board of Education has removed its authorizi for the 'sale of such;, insurance through' the school syg Those parents wishing such coverage are asked to ari safie through their own personal agencies. 'R. Ihly Ellioft `Cheirt`rtiai • J, Coeh Directs!