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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-10-17, Page 2• CONTINUES THIS WEEK P OR LESS Closed Thursdays YT SORE LUCKNOW , : , : , • 4::;:,g•i;:.4,' • •••,;?,:a .. .................. • 4 .414.! Maki sure it's here when it's needed,: NOW .thiwn fertilizer this fall. FOR HIGHER 'CORN YIELDS NEXT YEAR a combination of plow down this fall and a'barid application at seedirig time plus supplimental nitrogen has to be the best answer, 4.111mIamaminmin••••••••••••••• PLANT FOOD IS THERE WHEN NEEDED to assure a good start, for Our crop and, to provide ' Continued' nutrients during the growing season. SPRING OPERATIONS ARE • SPEEDED UP by plowing 'down • part of the required. fertilizer in the fall, Planting a few days earlier can, mean extra bushels of corn, WEATHER AND SOIL CONDITIONS ARE GOOD. NO travelling, over wet. fields with heavy loads or added transportation costs due 'to load limits being in force, GET THE FACTS FROM. YOUR CO-OPERATIVE. Bagged, bulk or spread ... the CO-OP', fertilizer you require is in good supply in the fall Check at,your co-pi:Votive for expert advice on when to plow down and the analysis you need. , . From research plant food for the feeds you plant' ./itystried lark M' • . . Sale starts October 26 to November 3 • wx • 1,3ICKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, ocToBERAT The LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO S•poy Town" On the Huron-Bruc• BouhdirY Second Class Mail Registration Nuthber 0847 - Estiblished 1873, Published Each Wednesday Afternoon Member of if* C.W.N.A. and 0:1N.N.A. ; Subscription Rate, $6.00 i year in advance — to the U,S.A., $8.00 Donald C. Thompson, Publisher A very successful Polled Here- ford Cattle production sale , from. the herds of George Kennedy of • West Wawanosh, Pine Echo Farms with guest consigner Beaverdale • Farms of Dundalk, was held at the Walkerton-Hanover Sale Barn on Saturday. George Kennedy, who' has been in the registered Hereford busi- ness since 1920, has become wide ly known for his annual sale and ;,the quality of cattle which come under the auctioneer's hammer. Gordon Ribey and Brian Rintoul were the auctioneers. Total gross for the 'sale was $34,575. Pine Echo Farms, grossed , - $24 , 045 and the average for 22 lots was $1093. Beaverdale Farms grossed $10,530'and the ayerage for 15 lots was $702. Top lot of the day was from the Pine Echo Farms consignment. A cow was sold to James Milliner and Sons of Dundalk for $1110 and the calf went to Kathleen Hunter of Port Dover for $76.0-. The second top selling lot was also from Pine Echo Farms. A' cow was sold 'to Edward James Wood of Cargill for $995 with its calf going to Brian Rintoul of Whitechurch for $670. Other purchasers and the prices paid were recorded at the sale. BULLS William Button, Lucknow, $775; William Young, Cargill, ' $1060; E. Dalphins, R. 3 Lake- , ' field, $1000;. Harry Snell, Londes- boro, $750; Dr. Blake Gibb, R. 2 , Durham ,1610; Joseph F. Hickey, R. 3 Auburn, $830; Ron. Fowler . Palmerston, $800; Jim Hutton, ' Tiveruin, $780; Ron'Lindensch- rnidt , Walkerton., $740; Orville ,. Hill, Hillsdale , $800;• George Noble , 'Harriston, $550. • • FEMALES W. C. Roadhoute , Mount For- est, $620; Edward James Wood, Cargill, $960; Brian'Thompson, R. 2 Kincardine, $640; Brian. Thompson, R. 2 Kincardine, $620; Elgin Ward, Meaford, $630; James J. Hamilton, Desboro , $540; Willian?" 'Raton ,•Lucknow $520; Elgin Ward , Mea ford , $750; Elgin Ward, Meaford , $750; W. C. Roadhouse, 'Mount Forest, cow $710 and calf, to James and John Kaufrpan, Elmwood for $659; Edgar and Geraldine Allan, Walk- erton, cow. $720 with the calf going to Glen Walden of Lucknow for $800; Gerald Packham, R. 1 • Castor Centre , .$875; Harry Schild toth, Port Elgin, cow $670 with the calf selling to Fred Schildroth of Port Elgin .for 3400; Ashley Clarke, Dundalk, cow $640 with the. Calf going to Gerald Peck- ham; Castor Centre' far $400; John Patrick O'Neill , $$00; James Milliner and Sons, Dundalk, cow $810 with Millin- ers also purchasing the calf for $475; Kathleen Hunter, Port Dover, cow $685 with the calf purchased by Glen Walden, Luck- now for $500; Glen Walden, Luck- now , cow and calf,. $1260; Brian Thompson, Kincardine , cow $835 with the calf purchased by Wil- liam B. Goetz of Mildmay for $710; Edward James Wood, Car- gill, cow $820, with the calf going to Gerald Peckham of Cast- orCentre, for $520; Wayne Dun- can; Hanover, $630; Brian. Thomp son, Kincardine, $800; Glen Walden, Lucknow, cow and calf, $1020; Larry Jeffrey , Goderich, $585.. • Contribute.- To The, Ripley Huron: • Recreation Complex ' Following is a partial list of , Contributors to the Ripley-Huron District Recreation Complex. Bob Emerson 1000, Ben4l- liott 500, E,lmer Courtney 10.00, Ken MacDonald 1000, Carillon Courtney 500; Jack Farrell," Rod MacDonald 200; Doug Coul- tes, Ted Rouse, Allan Irwin; Ted White ,- Oscar White, Jack Mc- Guire , Eldred Gertsma, Glen* Hodgins, Garnet .McNall, Herb Clayton, Mrs. Margaret Mac- Charles , Allan MacTavish, Charles Liddle, Austin Stillwell, D. A. Macintosh, • Baker' and Ir- win, Bob Harris, Don.Dore , 50; Roy Collins 150; Jas. H. MacDon- ald 300; Mr. and Mrs. Don Reid 100; Jim Farr$11, Doug MacDdn- ald , Robert Thdmpson 100; Don- ald Robertson, Mel Pollock 50;' Marion Emerson 100; Leroy Wal- den, Mac Boyd 100; Fred Cragie 20; Leo Strauss 10; Francis Boyle 500; Albert W. Middlekamp 25; Donald* Farrell 50; Albert Middle- kamp 100; John Middlekamp 10; Jim Elliott' 200; Howard-Harrison , 200; Floyd Stanley 500; Cecil Sutton .500; Mike Snobelen, Murray Ferguson, Jim E. Farrell 200; Carrick Colling , 'Mr . and Mrs. Wayne Lowry 200; David Lowry 100;' Leonard Reid 50. Rettirif From Trip Tp West Bruce County Plowing Match Held In Culross Despite the pouring rain which fell all day Saturday , the Bruce County Plowing Match, held at the farm of Doug Simpson on the 4th concession of Culross, was very well attended. There were 8 classes with 24 entries. Classes and prize win- ners will appear next week. A banquet was held in the even- ing at the Knox Presb)iterian Church basement with 60 in attendance. Doug Simpson was master of ceremonies and Ron Hill was the official judge for Queen of the Furrow candidate. Mrs. Pat Young of Chesley re- ceived the hOnoured title. The Bruce County Association is presently working On plans for the '1976 International Plow- ing Match which will, be held in Bruce County near Walkerton. Stocker Sale Has $135,000 Gross. A second Fall stocker cattle sale was held Monday at the Lucknow Cbmmunity Sale Barn Sale manager is Robert IvicIntos, 424.c att le went through the auction ring. The sale grossed' $135 VZO. • Three heifer calves ayeragini 425 lbs. Were sold by Fred Mc. Quillin of West Wawanoih to Bi Button of LucknoW for 550. Five heifers averaging 645111 were sold by Bob Lyons of West Wawanosh to Neil Mackenzie Ashfi6ld ,for 49,70. . Two -steer calves averaging 490 lbs, were sold by Ken Ledd of St, Augustine to Bud Farris Ashfield for 64.26, Eighteen steers averaging 68t lbs. were sold by Wilson Fang of Huron Township tosRussel Iry 'of Ashfield for 56,20, Five steers averaging 8211n were sold by Fred McQuillin of West Wawanosh to DaVe Elphic of Lochalsh at 56.20. • WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1.973 Pi'0-0:4110,.forodtittiOnSale. Has' Gross Of$34,575, Average. For 22 Is $1093 Mr. and Mrs. Graham Moffat of Culross , accompanied by the former's sister Mrs. Bessie Steel of Teeiwater and brother John Moffat of Cukoss, have returned home after a five week tour of the WesternProvinces. During the trip they, visited rela- tives in Sudbury; Pipestone, Mani- toba; >Rivercourse , Alberta and Wanham Alberta, They also 'visited ' with Mr. and Mrs. Ken MacDonald at Grande Prairie; Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKinnon at Hinton and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomson • at Nipigon. LUCKNOW DISTRICT Phone 528-2125 LUCKNOVV, Ontario WO;Ch : for out 'Fall. Sale Ad next wed