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Notice T:o Credutors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS.
IN THE ESTATE OF
MELVIN MORGAN , STANLEY
Iate of the Village of Lucknow,
the Count, of Bruce,
tiaragProprietor,deceased.
All ;persons leaving claims.
against ?the Estate. of .the above
named.. deceased who died on or
About May, 12, 1973 are hereby
notified` to send to the, the» under-
- signed on or before the 20th day
. July; , i97,3 their names • and
full particulars » of their claims.
Immediately after the said date
the , estate will- be distributed,
having regard only to the claims
of which ; notice has : been. re-
ceived
Dated. at Ripley, Ontario this
14th day ' of June; 1973. ~'
CRAWFORD, MILL &, DAVIES,
Barristers,
Ripley, Ontario -
Soiicitors for ' the Administrator
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
CARD OF THANKS!
I would like to thank all those,
who sent cards, gifts and visited!
me while I was in hospital,'
Thanks • also to thosewho have.
helped •on . the farm. Special.
thanks to Drs. Corrin,, and,. Mc-
Kim and thenurses on the
second floor..
Bill Haldenby
We would like to thank every-
one 'who so thoughtfully remem-
bered Heather with gifts, cards
and visits, while she was inthe
hospital and since returning.
home.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
in the Estate of
HENRY.-.DONAIS
Deceased
All persons having claims
against the Estate. of Henry
Donais, , late . of the Village of
Lucknow, in the ,County of Bruce,.
Retired Merchant,. »deceased, who
died 'on , or about. the 4th . day of
May, 1973, are hereby notified to
send full particulars to the under-
signed Solicitor for the Estate on
or before . the 6th ' day of .July,
1973,after which date the Estate
Will be; distributed amongst those
entitled thereto having regard.
only to the » claims . of which the
Executrix shall then have notice,
Dated/ atListowel, .Ontario, this
11th day »of\June, 1973..
R. W. ANDREW, \
Listowel, Ontario
Solicitor for the » Executrix'
Sincerely
Sharon and Allan MacDougall
Osborne Picnic
Held At Tiverton.
The 4th annual Osborne Picnic•
was held at the Tiverton _
Community Centre on Sunday June:
24th with 74 members signing the
register. Mrs. Mildred Johnson,,
Ripley, had on display. a Family
Tree she had started. This proved
very interesting and names were
added to ,it. After an afternoon of
visiting for the older members 'and
games for the youngsters,. Grace •
was sung and ;we sai down a�
to a bountiful supper. '
Congratulations go out this year
to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams
of Port Elgin, who in May celebr-
ated their 50th Wedding
Anniversary. T� help celebrate .
the occasion they broughtan
anniversary cake to share with
everyone at the picnic.
We the undersigned wish to ex-
press heartfelt thanks to all who
helped in rescuing us from Hayes
Lake on June 21. Particular
thanks are extended to » Arthur.
Breckles and Steve Eckenswiller
and to. Mrs Wm: Haldenby for
their part and to the Lucknow
Fire Dept, for their help.
Wm. G. Tilden,
R.R. 1 Harriston
' Chas. M. Tilden
228 Wellington St.,
St.Thomas.
Womeh Are :Kicking.
The Cigarette
Women areconcerned'about
smoking and health. Here is how -
two women stopped smoking.
Mrs./43. eliminated smoking
episodes one by one; and she:.
trained .herself .not, to smoke.. The
first to go was smoking in .a car
any car. She smoked any time of
day, as many as she wanted to,
but not in a car. , Then she elim-
inated the after breakfast cigar-
ette,
igar-ette, later the after lunch,' and so
on throughout the day. One by
one she went through andgradual-
ly eliminated every .single smok-
ing situation.
Mrs. R. tried a 'different t,
story. She did not buy cigarettes.
As her husband smoked she used
to sneak around getting butts out
of ashtrays. Finally she,decided
to level with her husband, so he
agreed to »hide his cigarettes, and
remove » any butts in ashtrays. So .
finally there were no more cig-
arettes to smoke and she quit.
Recently someone wrote: "I
had dinner with a' man • who was
speaking abouta woman friend
of his. He said she was one of ,
the most elegant and immaculate'
women he had ever seen, but she
had a very dirty habit: she smok-
ed.
This impressed me very .
much and after thinking it over
for about a week I stopped smok-
I wish to thank all who sent
cards and called on me while I
was a patient in. Wingham and
District Hospital; also Drs. Mo -
Kim and Corrin and for the good
care, I received on second,. floor.
Special thanks to those who help-
ed at the time of my accident' and
to my good neighbours on the hill
at home. I do appreciate the im-
mediate response .that Home Care
has provided. The many acts of
kindness will not be forgotten.
William, Houston
I wish to express my :thanks to.
everyone for their flowers, gifts,
cards,', letters and visits that I
received while I" was ill at home
and also during my stay in. Wing -
ham Hospital. Special thanks to
Kay Crawford and also the John
E. Hodgins family for their help
at home. My family and I will
always remember your many
acts of. thoughtfulness.
Marion Gillespie
Congratulations also go out to
a bride and groom of one week. .
Mr. and Mrs.. Dennis Scholtz -
nee Dorothy Wagner, of Lucknow.
Prizes given out were- The
youngest member present, Vaugh
Sawyer (»Glen's son); Girl in pig
tails or pony tail, Edna Evans;
one having oldest penny in pocket
Tom.. Williams; Man with most,
colourful tie , Alf Sawyer; Lucky.
door number, Alf Sawyer; Lady
with largest Ear -rings, Pearl
Williams; the. lucky :chair, Mrs.,
Pearl MacPherson; Oldest member
present, Mrs. Gertrude Wrightson.
The president Bruce McPherson
WEDNESDAY; JUty`
SDAY
I. wishto announce the closing of my 11
on » June 3Oth as f willbe pursuing
post prw.
studies. I would like to thank all my patients
their- faithfulness and for makingmy, tin
Wingham so enjoyable.
r; K.
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ENTERTAINMENT & »DANCINGI
IN THE LOUNGE
APPEARING THIS FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY, JULY 6 AND 7 '
Crossroads
Bruce Farm Report
DAIRY PRINCESS
COMPETITION
This year's County. Dairy Prin-
cess » Coj mpetition will be held at
Mildmay's Centennial celebra-
tions, » Monday, August 6th.
1972 Ontario. Dairy Princess,
Sherry Pollock of Ripley, . will be
and secretary -treasurer, Joy McLean attendance. Miss Pollock's win
We wishlto . thank everyone who
was so kind during our recent
bereavment. All was deeply ap-
preciated.
Cliff Emmerton .& Family
Gordon & June Elliott & Family.
Srnelzay: Sayan
LETS MAKE ROSES1 FIRES
OLP EA5N..ONEo!
Make forest fires "out of style!"
were again returned to office for
1974.. .
The new lunch committee
members are Dorothy Williams,
Pearl Williams, Eileen Wagner,
Eva Begg; Sports, Jim Vance and
Glen Sawyer..
Next Year's picnic is to be held
same place - Tiverton Communi-
ty Centre ,. Same time - last
Sunday in June.
ing".
If quitting smoking is one of
YOUR problems, ask your lung
association for copies of the news-
paper in which these stories and
others are reported. There is no
charge. Write- Christmas. Seal '
Association, 634 8th Street East,
Owen Sound , Ontario. N4K 1L8.
LARGE CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION SALE
Of tractor, combines, swathes and general, farm equipment on
W4,
SAT., -JULY 14, 1 2:0.
GORDON BRINDLEY FARM»
1/4 mile north arid I/2 mite east of Carlow or 7 miles N/E of
GOd.Nch
TO PLACE CONSIGNMENTS CALL 5244451
DISTI NTIVE,
WEDDING
INVITATIONS
Select your wedding
invitations"from our
complete catalogue.
For you ... a Keepsake copy
of your Invitation
in luxurious gold.
by
INTERNATIONAL
OF STRATFORD
THE. .
LUCKNOW
SENTINEL
in Toronto has sparked renewed
interest in/ the » competition . and
the committee are hoping a good
number of girls will put forward
their names to enter this year's.
event. Single girls, from sixteen
to twenty-five are eligible and
may obtain . an application by
contacting the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture - and Food Office in
Walkertoni:.
DAIRY DAY
Dairy Day - 'Elora Rfsear&
Station, July 11th, 10:00 'a.m. to
3:30 p.m. — Cattle Research
Centre. An interesting and worth-
while"
orth=while"program has been ar-
ranged.
Wagon tours; presentation of.
programs . re -- raising dairy
heifers; "silage feeding systems;
and the most profitable type of
dairy cow .to own.
Soils and Crops Research — 90
minute tours and discussions on
three areas of interest: .
1. Cereals new varieties;
wheats of . the 70's; influence of
planting dates; weed ..control;
drainage; erosion; etc:
2. Corn, Sdybeans and. Faba
Beans - ..varieties;"'affects of
tillage and roW widths;- weed con-
trol; -fertilization weather \ and
agrometeorology. ;
3. Forage—' new 'seeding and
management; future crops and
breeding for increased .protein;,:
effect of snow cover; and manure
management: -
Several displays will also be
available » including "flow to
solve the high protein. feed costs"
and "Livestock housing and fly
control".
'Bob Ferguson,
. Area Fieldman,
Milk Industry. Branch
FREE PUBLICATIONS
AVAILABLE . • • .
Control of Wasps and Bees —
a pamphlet giving useful inform-
ation on how to destroy unwanted
bee and wasps nests.
Fly Control in Barn: and.
Stables — a. fact sheet describing
the different chemicals available,
their application rates and any
specific precautions ' as to » their
use.
The Outdoor Barbecue — a
booklet with barbecuing hints.
This publication also contains
recipes for various marinades
and barbecue sauces.
Fresh Canadian Vegetable -- a
34 page booklet' listing great
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