HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-05-01, Page 6Lowry : Farm
Systems .
AIVIBERLEY 395.5286
%WootroW400".0"~"."..W
Clay.
-Silo Unloaders
-Feedels
-Cleaners
-Stabling
-Leg Elevators
-Liquid Manure
EqUipment
-Hog Equipment
Farmatic
-Mills '
—Augers, etc..
Acorn
—Cleaners
—Heated Waterers
Wes teed-Rocco
-Granaries
Zero
-Bulk Tanks
-Pipeline and.
Parlour Equipment'
B & L.
—Hog panelling
WANT All!
GET RESULTS
"The Lucknow Agricultural Society has
petitioned to hold a special meeting in the L
now Town Hall on Thursday, May 16th titg
p.m. to empower the 'board of directors to e
lisp a set of by-laws and constitution to mei%
Lucknow Agricultural Society and discuss
status of the board of directors. In the event
sufficient resignations, an entire new board of
ectors will be elected.
ROSS
cted.s
ERRINGTON, Secre
Call a
Let him tell you about our factory built
Self Help Home
The attractive prices. The styles and design
How you can help build your home and
Save Money
TRU-CRAFT HOME
Waterloo Onion
For further information call:
Cliff Emmerton, Sales Representative
Point Clark R.R. 1, Kincardine, Ontario
Office 395-5020 Home 395-5544
vocal solo by Beverley, Ram
Four residents were wekom
to tht Home at Monday's act
ies , Mrs. Luxton „Mrs. Meif
Mrs. Bernard and Dan, Beuer
ma nn . • The Clinton Christian
Reformed volunteers helped
the afternoon program with
tyme`music provided by Mari
Flynn , Norman Spelt, Jerry a
Terry
Members of the over 90C
met in the ground floor north
ing room area and following
games' of euchre and croninol
tea and cookies' were served,
Happy Birthday was sung for
Agnes Mitchell who was cele
ing her ninety-fifth birthday,
Mrs . kha m , of Clinton,
only volunteer assisting the
of fifty members and we wo
happy to hear from anyone w
would be able to help each
A group Of Young People
the Clinton Christian Reform
Church provided, a program of
gospel music on "Family Ni
Clarence Bos sac M. C, ford]
evening and director' of a ju
grdup of thirteen singers, I,
Lise led a sang-a -long and pr
ed his own accompani.mentwi
guitar and harmonica, A nu
tette known as the "Freedom
e rt as' ' e
Alice
s sang a n dR several Biolol.r jdonanqi gieibyeni tan, a sB a F nd
elude
n
a re t
in
K thehne t phraongarn lrledthose to
part on behalf
the residents,
What's New
At Huronview
The Salvation Artily Band from
Chatham , who had been visiting
the GoderiCh area during the
week end , provided an hour ,of -
Sacred musk in the Auditorium
on Sunday afternoon. Captain
and Mrs. Copple , formerly of ,
Wingham , led the band of thir-
teen with duet selections by Eric
Saunders , Dick Goldsmith and a
thereby reducing the possibility
of conflict with neighbours, gov-
ernment agencies, etc, in the
future.
(b) The possession of a Certif-
icate could strengthen a farmer's
defense should he find himself
involved in legal proceedings re-
sulting from the normal oper-
ation of - his livestock facilities.
Further information and ap-
plication forms .are available
from the Ontario Ministry of Ag-
riculture and Food, Box 1330,
Walkerton, Ontario NOG 2V0 Tel-
ephone 881-3301.
H. E. Bellman,
Agricultural Engineer
AVAILABLE FREE OF
CHARGE
Bulletins No. 1518 '— Pesticides
- Their Implications for Agricul-
ture; Proper , Use of Pesticides
Program. 1486 — What You
Should Know About Pollution and
AgOculture. 529 —.Weed Control
In Lawns; Agricultural• Code of
Practice for Ontario.
PAGE SIX
TIM LUCKIIOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WE,DNESIMY,
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Livestock, Machinery and
' Some Household Effects and
Antiques
will be held for
JAMES BROOKS
Lot 16, Concession 11, Huron
Township, 2Y2 miles porth of
Ripley on Bruce Courity Road
No. 7
On SATURDAY, MAY 11
f at 12:45 p.m.
Auctioneer: Grant McDonald,
Ripley Phone 395.5353
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Livestock and Machinery
will be held for
EWAN McLEAN
North Half of Lot 10, Concession
14, Ashfield Township, 7 miles
west of k,ucknow and 3 miles east
of Amberley on Hwy. 86
On MONDAY, MAY 27
at 1 P.M.
Auctioneer: Grant. McDonald,
Ripley, Phone 395-5353
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Livestotk, Modern Farm
Machinery and domplete
Household Effects
will be held for
LAWRENCE MacLEOD
Lot 25, Concession 2, Kinloss
Township on Langside Road,
3 miles east and 1 block north
of Lucknow
MONDAY, MAY 27
at 10:30 a.m.
Household effects will sell 'at
10:30 sharp
TERMS CASH FARM SOLD.
Brian Rintoul, Auctioneer
Whitechurch, Phone 357-2349
CLEARING. AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects and
Some Antiques
will be held. for
MRS. ELIZABETH EMMERTON
AND MRS. JENNIE ROBB
Lot 69, Concession 1, Huron
Township, 11/4 miles north of
Amberley on Highway 21, 1/4
mile east on Conceision 1,
Huron. Township
On SATURDAY, MAY 4
at 12:30 P.M.
LISTING FOR
MRS. ELIZABETH EMMERTON
Furniture consists of
•Electric refrigerator; electric
Stove; dining room table and 6
Matching chairs; china cabinet
and buffet;, washing • machine
(wringer type); end tables;
chesterfield matching chair; kit-
chen chairs; 2 chests of. drawers;
leather chesterfield ,and chair; 2
single beds; double beds; elec-
tric tea kettle; 2 wall mirrors;
dishes; wooden 'rocking chair;
Lawn Boy power lawn mower;
hand garden tools;: many other
articles too numerous•to mention.
LISTING FOR
MRS. JENNIE ROBB
Admiral refrigerator; electric
stove, nearly new; upright piano;
2 chesterfields and matching
chairs; 5 piece chrome set,
nearly new; antique hall horse;
chest of drawers; antique wash
stand; rollaway cot; electrolux;
small electric kitchen appliances;
dishes-and number of odd chairs;
apartment size washer and spin
dryer; 2 sets of drapes.
TERMS CASH
Owners Or auctioneers not
responsible for any accidents or
injuries on property day of sale
Auctioneers:-
GRANT McDONALD, RIPLEY
Phone 395-5353
WALLACE BALLAGH,
TE ESWATE R
Phone, 392-6170
WANT ADS
Bulk Tank & Pipe-
line Cleaning
Detergents, Teat
Dip, etc.
Bovadi~ e.
Dyne
Iosan
Udder. sar.
Foaricheck
.Y.leenea.Sy
woommtimmammmmmmwmimmonims
LOCHALSH
Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacKenzie
were in Toronto "onthe week end
where they attended an honourary
dinner party for Ray MacKenzie.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Matthewman
spent the week end in Guelph and
Acton v4siting daughter Margo and
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Waldie.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles
spent the week end in Sarnia with
Mr. and Mrs. Len Evans and at-
tended the wedding of Rod Finlay-
son and Jeanie West.
Mr. and Mrs. •Gordon Finlayson,
Carol, Allan, Ian, Duncan; Ken-
ny , and George Finlayson spent the
the' week end in. Sarnia and attend-
ed the wedding of Rod Finlayson
and Jeanie West.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MacLennan
and Finlay of Waterloo spent the
week end in Sarnia, gnests at the
Finlayson-West wed ing and later
in London and Wate loo for a few •
days holidays.
Neil MacKenzie spent the,week
end in Petrolia with John McChar-
les , and both attended the Finlay-
son-West wedding. John was
Rod's best man and Master of Cer-
emonies. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacLennan
spent a few 'days in Toronto at the
Ainsley home, while Barb and Don
had a few holidays.
BruiCe Farm Report
THAT OLD HERBICIDE —
IS IT STILL ANY GOOD?
Last year you probably had
Some herbicide 'left over and you
put :it away to use this \spring.
Now you are wondering cif it is
any good.
The following are some sugges-
tions that may help you make a
decision:
1.- Emulsifiable Concentrate (lig-
quids) — fill a small jar with
water and add a couple 'of table
spoons of the material. Cap the
jar, shake it well and let stand
for 1 hour. If at the end of the
hour the two have separated,
then the material is probably no
good. •
2: Wettable Powders — If the
material has been stored hi a dry
place and not caked, then it is
probably still goop,If the bottom
of the bag is dry but has a water
'mark on it, chances are it is
caked and should be disposed of. •
Keep in mind that all pesticides
lose their strength in storage.
Some go downhill faster than
Others. •
When putting material in stor-
age, mark the year of purchase
on the container. When you use
that material next time, you will
know how old it is.
Rick Untold,
Soils arid Crops Specialist
Bruce, Grey Sr Dufferin Counties
CERTIFICATE OF
COMPLIANCE
Any farmer planning on build-
ing new livestock facilities or im-
proving etisting units should ap-
ply for a Certificate of Compli-
ance before proceeding with the
work. This Certificate, issued
jointly by the Ministries of Agri-
culture and Environment, is bas-
ed on the guidelines set out, in
the Agricultural Code of Practice:
Basically the Certificate of Com-
pliance, program is an assessment
Of the potential to pollute the air,
water and soil, 'A Certificate is-
sued . to a farmer for his parti-
cular livestock situation indicates
that his facilities and manage-
ment practices are considered to
have a low pollution potential and
that he is trying to do . all that practical to be 'a "good neigh-
hour".
There are several possible ad-
vanta'ges in obtaining a Cerfifi-
cate:
fa By virtue of following the
guidelines in the Code of Prac-tice. the farmer redUces to a minimum the chances of his
causing a pollution problem,
AUCTION SALE
WINGHAM
Of merit. Featured — secre-
tary; ladies desk; rock maple
bedroom suite, good mattresses;
Malcolm bedroom suite;, stereo
console complete with mpx; wat-
erbury self-clock; brass fire-place
equipment; drop-leaf table; 6
lyre back chairs; Lane buffet ,-
china.cabinet; -good appliances;
some very desirable smallwares
included in the well kept house-
hold accessories. Being sold on
behalf of the owners through the
facilities of
- ESTATE. MARKETING
SERVICES
Auction Centre
20 Water St., Wiugham, Ont.
SATURDAY, MAY 4
12:00 Noon
Preview Friday afternoon and
evening. Saturday morning till
sale time. For information
357-1011
J. A. Currie,,
Auction Administrator
"Our reputation is our
recommendation"
NOTICE
M and R MAYFAIR
RESTAURANT
WILL BE OPEN ON SUNDAYS
From 11:00 A.M. to 8:00 Pit
DRESSED THIS SUNDAYRESSEDPO
SPECIAL FOR