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ANNIVERSARY
SERVICES
•SOUTH KINLOSS
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
SUN.„, JUNE 10
WEDNESDAY JUNE I
Nuelki
OLD TIME DANCE
WH I T EC H URCH
FRI:, JUNE IS
AUCTION SALE
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Firm Implements and some
HOUS01101C1 Effects
wilkte held for
GEORGE A. and IAN STEWART
Lot 19, Concession 12, Huron
Township, 3% mils north-west
'' of Ripley and 6%, milos-south-oast,
of Kincardine on
SATURDAY, JUNE 16
• at 1:15 p.m.
TERMS•CASH -- FARM SOLD
Propriotor, George A. &
Ian Stewart
Audionoors. Grant McDonald,
Wallace Ballagh.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Implements, Some
Household Effects and Antiques
Will be held for
ROBERT McNAIN
S. Half Lot 68 and 69, Con. 1,
Huron Twp., % mile east of
• Amborloy on Hwy. 86
On SATURDAY, JUNE. 9
at 1:00 p.m.
Machinery . .
570 Super Cockshutt tractor;.
135 Massey.Ferguson tractor with
Freeman loader; 4 furrow 14"
Oliver plow with Raydex bot-
toms.; 44 plate Massey. Ferguson
wheel disc; Ikto. 237 COckshutt
cultivator, 15 foot; 6 section of
diamond harrows and pole; 4
section of diamond harrows and
pole; No. 10 Massey Ferguson
baler; No. 56 New Holland rota
bar rake; Post hole digger in
good dondition; 165 bu. New
Idea power take off manure
spreader; weed sprayer with 30
foot booms; bale stook loader;
agretic •automatic bale stooker,
one year old; International 7 foot
3 point hitch mower; J. F. forage
harvester; Case forage ' blower;
4 blower pipes, 8 feet long and
adjustable to 8 ft. hood and
• clamps; Pollard swath turner;
truck rack for 3/4 ton Ford truck;
2 - 7'ton wagons with hay racks;
Turnco grain box; 3 point hitch
snow blower; 20 ft. feed rack for
pit silo; used barn boards and
quantity of lumber; cedar posts
and stakes; steel posts; large
, number of cedar rails; pig feed-
. ers; small electric motors; For-
• ney electric welder; , electric
fencers; cement tile 2 ft. by 3 ft.
• scales, 80 ft. of heavy electric
cable; dog houses; cartop car-
rier and milk cans.
Feed . . .
20 ton of Herta barley; 20 ton
of mixed grain; 1,000 bales of
straw; 500_bales of hay.
Household Effects . . .
24 cu. ft. Westinghouse freezer;.
Westinghouse refrigerator; pine
cuoard; oil heater; piano;
•child's, desk; kitchen table and
chairs in good condition; 3 dress-
ers; boy's 2 wheeler; large size
• tricycle.
Antiques . .
Old wooden wagon with wooden
spoke; walking plow, 2 or 3
•Whiple trees; old machine seats;
axe sharpening stone; buggy and
cutter, in good condition; used
tires; other articles too numerous
te mention.
TERMS CASH — FARM SOLD
Owner and auctioneers not
responsible for accidents or
injuries in any way connected
with the sale
Auctioneer's Comments
No Reserve As Prop. ,Is Moving
to Western Canada
Prop. Robert McNain
Auctioneers: Grant McDonald
RiplitY,, phone 395-5353
Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater,
O .Phorie 3924170 •
AUCTION SALE
Of Complete Dispersal of Dairy
Herd and Milk Equipment
• will be held for
CLIFTON WALSH .
Lot 1, Concession 6, Morris Twp,
21/2 miles south of Belgrave or 4
• mil'snorth of Blyth
• On SATURDAY, JUNE -9
At 1:00 P.M.
Livestock,. . .
• 34. Holstein cows, milking and
rebred; 2 Holstein cows, due at
sale time; 5 Holstein heifers, bred
in November; 10 yearling Hol-
stein heifers; Red Holstein year-
ling heifer; 12 Holstein heifer
calves;- 2 yr. old Holstein bull off
Reg. stock; entire herd is from
United Breeders unit sires. This
is an outstanding herd of Grade
cows.
"Milk Equipment ...
44 can sunset bulk tank, 4 yrs.
old; 4 Universal milker units;
automatic washer; stainless steel
sink; dumping station step saver
with glass pipe line; vacuum pipe
line;. -double piston • vacuum
pump; 2 single piston vacuum
pumps; number of cow trainers.
Owner forced to sell due to
ill health •
TERMS CASH
Owner or auctioneer not
responsible for accidents
GEORGE POWELL, clerk
BRIAN RINTOUL, auctioneer
Whiftchurch, phone 357.2349
• GIVE...
so more will live.
• CANADIAN
• HEART FUND
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE, •
Of Farm 'Implements, Antiques
& Household Furnishings
will be held for
GEORGE LOCKHART
Lot • 14, Concession 4, Kinloss
Township,' 2% miles north and
1 mile east of Lucknow
• On THURSDAY, JUNE .14
at 1:30 p.m.
Machinery . .
table rip saw; 47 Ford Fergus-
on tractor; pulley for Ford trac-
tor; 22 Massey tractor with hy-
draulics and 3 p.h.; 13 run Mc-
Cormick Deering :seed drill; hay
loader, 7 ft. International binder;
George White threshing separa-
tor; 3 horse drawn mowers; 3 bar
side rack; 'steel tired wagon and
flat rack; 16' plate horse drawn
disc; quantity of scrap iron; buzz
saw; wooden wagon wheels;
.horse drawn scuffler. •
Antiques and Furnishings . .
Mahogany wash stand; oak
wash stand; bed - chesterfield;
O writing desk;library table; Sing-.
er treadle sewing machine; 6
Press back chairs; antique arm
chair; antique single bed; 8
place setting of dishes; several
other dishes (some antique);
Quantity of ..sealers; cooking ut-
ensils; Servel. refrigerator; 40"
Frigidaire s t o ve; bathroom
& kitchen scales; antique chairs
and small tables; platform rock-
er and matching arm chair; wick-
er flower stand; antique blanket
boxes and trunks; complete 7
piece wash stand set; partial
wash stand set; 2 floor lamps;
Sparton 21" T.V.; Boston rocker;
organ stool; large. quantity of
hooked rugs and mats; several
hand -made quilts; antique coal -
oil lamp on, turned tall floor
stand; picture frames; love seat;
wardrobe; wicker flower baskets;
flat irons;. antique skillet; hot
water jug; iron kettles; frying
pans; crockery; jugs; horse col-
lar; lanterns; 12 gauge shot gun;
some luinber; quantity of furnace
• and stove wood; and many more
• articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS CASH— FARM SOLD.
Owner and auctioneers not
responsible for accidents or
• injuries in any way connected
with the sale
OWNER,• ..George Lockhart
• AUCTIONEERS:
O Grant McDonald, Ripley
Phone 395-5353
• Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater
• Phone 392-6170
MONUMENTS
For sound counsel and a fair price on a monument
correc,r' designed from quality material, rely on
SKELTON MEMORIALS.
Pat O'Hagan, Prop. •
ESTABLISHED OVER SIXTY YEARS •
WALKERTON PHONE 881.0234 • ONTARIO
• NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
DESTROY WEEDS
Notice is hereby given to all persons in possession of land,
•in accordance with the Weed Control Act, 1970, Sec. 4, 14, and 20,
that unless onoxious weeds growing on their lands within the
Municipality of Kinloss are destroyed by date of July -,1, 1973
and throughout the season, the Municipality may enter upon
the said lands and .have the weeds destroyed, charging the
costs against the land in tales, as set out in the Act.
The co-operation of all citizens is earnestly solicited.
WEED INSPECTOR ARCHIE McCULLOCH,
MUNICIPALITY KINLOSS
• Bruce Farm Report
ROUND THE WORLD DINING
Everyone is: invited to attend a
food forum "Round the World
Dining" offered by Ontario Min:
istry of Agriculture and Food.
There are to be two forums in
Bruce: County, on June 26th at
the •Walkerton Legion and on
June.27th at Frank Street Baptist.
Church in Wiarton. Both forums.
start at 8:00 p.m. and there is
no admission charge. Hope tosee
you there .
Barb De Visscher
Home Economist
ALALFA WEEVIL. .
Weevil damage may not be a
• serious problem at the moment
(except in a few isolated cases)
but there is certainly the possi-
bility that it could cause serious
damage to alfalfa almost any
O place in the County. Weevil
worms are initially yellow and
later green with a white Strip
down the back and less than %'
long. They will be found at this
time of year around the opening
buds of the plant Oand are some-
times difficult to notice. Surveys
have shown that there are lots
of eggs this year and these will
be hatching rapidly during a few
warm 'days. Fields should be
checked at least twice a week
for damage. Sprays are available
for control but this is a last re-
sort. Cutting at the late bud to
first bl9om stage • will probably
be sufficient in most cases to
control the weevil. If the first
crop is cut close and taken off
quickly from the field then there
• should not be much damage to
the second cut. • ,
• There is known to be a good
fiopulation of tiny wasps in the
County which help control the
weevil. The main thing to do
right now is to keep checking on
alfalfa fields often as damage can
occur quickly. If damage is found
to be over 25% of the leaves on
the top 1/3 of the plant then spray -
O ing will be necessary. Anyone at
this office., will be available to
help *estimate if spraying is nec-
essary — phone 881-3301.
BRUCE COUNTY COUNCIL
• SCHOLARSHIPS
Each' year Bruce County
Council offers a scholarship to the
top student in the first year in
the Diploma Course at the Un-
iversity of Guelph and Centralia
College of Agricultural Technol-
ogy. Mr. James Batte, •R.R. 3,
Walkerton was the winner at the
University of Guelph placing in
the top 1/3 •of 153 students. Mr.
Allan Becker was the winner at
Centralia College placing 5th in
al class of 62 students.
• There are four Agricultural
Colleges in Ontario issuing ' dip-
lomas in Agricultural Business
Management, Animal Health
Technology, Home Economics.
Calendars giving descriptions on
the various courses are available
from this office — • Box 1330,
Walkerton, Ontario. 'Bruce County
also offers a $50.00 scholarship to
Notice To Credit
NOTICE TO CREDITOR!
In the Estate of
O ELMO macpHERsoN
'PRITCHARD •
Of the Village of Lucke*"
• in the County of Brae.
All persons claiming ag
the above Estate are requfre
forward full particulars of t
claims to the undersigned et
before the 15th day of June:
after which date the assets
be distributed.
DONNELLY & MUPHY
' 18; The Square
Goclorich, Ontario
Solicitors for tho
NOTICE TO CREDITOR!
In the Estate Of
THOMAS HENRY. GARDNI
ALL PERSONS having di
against the Estate of the Ili
mentioned, late of the Toots
of • Ashfield. in the Coady
Huron, retired farmer, who• d
on February 126, 1973, are
quired to file proof of semen
the undersigned on or before,
16th da, of June 1973.'
After that date. the Ex
will proceed to distribute the
tate having regard only to,
claims of which he shall
O have had notice.
DATED at tringlipm,
this 28th day of May,
CRAWFORD, MILL & DAVI
Wingham, Ontario
Solicitors for the Exec
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
In The Matter Of The Edits
• BRUCE McMILLAN
late of th'e Township •of
• Wawanosh in the County
•• Huron, Farmer, Deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY G
pursuant to The Trustee Act
all creditors and others ha;
claims against the Estate of
late Bruce McMillin are
• ed •to send particulars d
claims, duly verified, to
ALL & CAMPBELL, Solicit°
the Executors of the said
on or before the 22nd day of
A.D. 1973 and that after
date the Executors will p
to distribute the assets of.
said estate, having regard
to the claims of which they
then have hall notice.
•DATED at Wingham,
this 25th day of May, AR,
• • Philip McMillan and
• Archibald McMillan,
Executors of the Est
• Bytheir Solicitors,
GOODALL & CAMP'S
Box 730,
O Wingham, Ontario
Solictors for the Estate.
Red Cross Youth in
supplies children with asses
for medical, dental' and
tional purposes •
the top student from.ead!
school in the County enro
one of the above collegesO .
pok
Associate Agricultural
'NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNS!
O D--ESTROY WEEPS.
Notice is hereby given to all Persons in possession_ill
in accordance with the Weed Control Act, 1970, See 401417
that unless noxious weeds ' growing on their lanai 9115%
Municipality of Lucknow are destroyed by da.te of July 1,
and throughout the season, the Municipality,1110 eat",
the said lands and have the weeds destroyed, clorPr
costs against the land in taxes, as set out ill the Act.
The co-operation of all citizens is earnestly salted'
•
WEED INSPECTOR ARCHIE
MUNICIPALITY
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