HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-10-04, Page 6THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL CUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Notice To Creditors
NOTICE .TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
JANET MILLS
Deceased
All personslhaving.claims against
the Estate of Janet Mills, late of
the Village of, Lucknow, in the
County of Bruce,• Widow, deceased,
who died on or about the 4th day
of June 1972, are hereby notified '
to send full particulars of their
claims\ to the undersigned Solici-
tor for the Estate on or before the
12th day of October 1972, after
Which date the Estate will be dis-
tributed_ amongst-_ those entitled
thereto having regard only to the
claims of Which the Administrator
with the Will annexed, shall then
have notice.
Dated at Listowel, Ontario, this
22nd day, of September 1972.
R. W. ANDREW,
Listowel, Ontario
Solicitor for the administrator
with Will Annexed.
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
CLARA • ISABELLE ' RICHARDS
deceased
All persons having claims against
the Estate of Clara Isabelle Rich-
ards, late of the Village of Luck-
now, in the County of Bruce, Mar
ried Woman, Deceased, who died
on or about the 19th day of July
1972, are hereby notified to send
-4111-Particulars et_their claims to
the undersigned Solicitor for the
Estate on or before the 13th day
of October 1972, after which date
the Estate will be distributed
amongst those entitled thereto hay-
ing regard only' to the claims of
which the Executors shall then
have notice.
Dated at Listowel, Ontario, thitt
15th day of September, 1972.
R. W. ANDREW,
Listowel, Ontario
Solicitor for the Executors
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
DONALD EDWARD CARDIS
deceased
All ersons having claims against
the Estate of Doit.drEdward Card-
is, late of the Village of, Lucknow,
in the County of Bruce, Retired
Farmer, deceased, who died on or
about the 20th day of July 1972,
are=h- =hereby-notified-to-_s- end-full_
particulars of their claims to the
undersigned Solicitor for the Es-
tate, on or before the 13th day of
October 1972, after which date the
Estate will be distriluted amongst
those entitled thereto having, re-
gard only / to the claims of which
the • Execktfiii shall then have
notice.
Dated at Listowel, Ontario, this
15th day of September 1972.
R.. W. ANDREW,
Listowel, Ontario
Solicitor for' the Executrix
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' Applications are invited for the newly-established position
of Assistant Administrater of Huronview,. a 310. bed Home for,
the Aged, located near Clinton in Huron Comity.
The successful candidate will, under the direction of the.
Administrator, be responsible for co-ordinating all purchasing
of supplies and equipnient and for supervising the maintenance
..cd building and grounds; will assist the Administrator in direct-
ing all the day to day activities of the Home, including. residents'
well-being, personal care and nursing, social s'ervices, iecrea•
Waal and Other programs, finance, houSekeeping, personnel,
etc.; will have 'a demonstrated interest in , elderly persons; will
have or be willing to undertake Studies in the field, including a
sound knowledge of . Ontario's Home for the Aged and Rest
Homes Mt.
Excellent working • conditions, full employee benefits and
-Sal all commensurate treisisg and experienee.
Applications in. writing giving complete resume of education
and experience will be received by the undersigned ttro to 5 p.m,
Wednesday; October, 25, 1972.
C. A. Archibald, Administrator
P.G. Box 219, Clinton
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WEDNESDAY, .00TOBER 4th, 1971
Bruce Farm Report
GRAI
t
N EXCH
all'
ANGE
Las fs successful Corn Ex-
change is being continued and ex-
panded this year to include oats
and barley. The Grain Exchange
allows producers to increase the
size of their buying or selling
areas.
After registering, supplying in-
formation as to type of grain,
,quantity involved, whether buying
or selling and the details of sale,
registrants will receive literature
on how to •buy and sell all kinds of
g r a i n, plus a ..list of scale
and • moisture testing ' -loc-
ations (including any service
charges involve,d). A list of buyers
and sellers will also be included
as well as the prices at points in
the co-operating Counties. Last
year the service included Peel,
H.alton, Perth, Wellington; Water-
loo; Bruce, Grey, Dufferin •and
Simcoe counties.
The list is divided into 2 types
of corn, shelled (both high - mois-
ture and dried) and ear, as well
as `oats and barley. The list will
be revised each Wednesday until
November 29th, according to the
current market and sent out to
Uwe in the Exchange. After this
date the list will be revised
monthly. ,
The Exchange will not become
involved in pricing decisions, 'as
Its only function is to bring buy-
ers and sellers together. The per-
son ho registers must contact
chaser or' vendor about
other details. Buyers
can register with the
ntacting the
Ontario Minis-
STOCKER FEEDER SALE
Saturday; 'October 7th
HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES
LOCHALSH
Recent visitors with Mr; and
Mrs: Gordon Finlayson were• Mr.
and Mrs; John Finlayson of Mex.;
ice, Mr.-and Mrs. Mac Finlayson
of Toronto, D'onald Finlayson of
Toronto, Rod Finlayson of Sarnia ,
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Finlayson
and family of Teeswater.
Friends of Mr's. Levi Good, who
now resides in Ripley but for sev-
eral years resided on the former
Bob Hamilton farm, •wish her a
speedy recovery. Mrs. Good is
ill in London.
Mr. and Mrs, Art Matthewman
have now taken up permanent res-
idence on their farm here having
moved from Toronto :during the
past week:
Many from this area attended
the ploughing match 'at Sebring-
ville during the past week.
Among them the Elphick Bros. ,
the Bradley families'and many
others.
The Farris.h brothers , Ken and
the •
price David and Graham Hamilton
and spent the. week end at ;heir horn.;
Corn Ex es here. ,They are playing hock- local office of ey.for the Stratford Warders.
John McCharles and. Gary'
Stentot of Petrolia visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles
and attended Ripley. Fair
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1F THEY EAT
THEY STAY
HEALTHY"
So.' says Louis'Soetemanp of
Forest. Ontario. ,'After a' winter
when many neighbouring hog men
had serious herd health problems,
my medication bills will be well be-
low last year". -
Louis. Soetemans was the first
farmer in North America to use the
BP PropCorn.system to store high
moisture 'corn.
He buys in weaners at 35 to 40
puts them on 30 to 50 lbs. of
starler;-tiaen-turns_ to_whole_ Propm_ Neguvon;-and-Ruelene-are-licenc---
ed for use in Ontario for this pur-
pose, and all are . also effective
in controlling, lice. Neguvon and
Ruelene Can be used as pour-on
applications and .Co-Ral is used
as a' , spray.' The pour-on appli-
cation, is a simple and easy meth-
od of treating cattle for warbles.
All of these chemicals are avail-.
able at most farm supply centres
throughout the province at ap-
proximately equal costs. Each
dollar invested in systemic insect-
icides returns several dollars' in
beftefits. Always remember to,
read and follow the manufactur-
er's label directions, and kill those
warbles.
Ross Moon,
Beef Cattle Specialist
EVALUATION DAY
We hear via the .grape Ovine that
farmers are being told that they
have to have their property eval-
Uated before they can file their
1972 income tax. We have 'a copy
of the 1972 tax form and I can-
not• find .such a requirement.
FORMS AVAILABLE
For those who wish to record
their assets, we have forms to as-
sist you in valuing your real ea-
tate and also in listing your other
assets. These forms are available
at our office in Walkerton.
. M. R. Bolton,
Agricultural Representative
try of Agriculture and Food, or.
the Soils and Crops Branch,, Croi)
-Science-Department, University
of Guelph.
Rick Upfold,
Soils and Crops Specialist
KILL WARBLES .
Warbles cost you, the producer,
money. Warble flies cause re- -
duced weight gains, reduced
milk production, and possible
injuries due to gadding, and war-
ble grubs cause reduced weight
gains due to irritation ; of the
animal and general stress. Grub
infected cattle also command a
lower market price because car-
casses are devalued and have to
be trimmed, and hide values are
reduced.
Warble grubs can be killed in
beef animals before substantial
damage is done, by the application
of systemic insecticides during
September, October or November.
The chemical products Co-Ral,
corn-treated corn. "Now I'm finding •
that .as they pass the"140 lb. mark
they ,eat less and less concentrate
and• instead, appear to:eat their fill
of PropcOrn-treated corn". ,
"My kisses ficirn diSeaSe are way
down, and. all I can say 'is that Prop-
. co,rrf keeps them eating and if they
eat they keep healthy".
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For the hi/1'story on Louis Sciete-
marls and other farmed who feed
high moisture . Propcorn-treated'
corn to their livestock' to keep them ••
healthier, look 'for the 8-page insert
which. appeared in the July issue of
•Farm and Country, or Write Niagara.
Chemicals,- Division of FMC' of
Canada Ltd.,,Burlingtori,.Ontatio Or
BP Oil Limited,tAgricultUral Chemi-
cals Branch, T245 - Sherbrooke
Street West, Montreal 109, or ask:
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