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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-01-28, Page 5URGENTLY REQUIRED 50 - 100 - 200 ACRE FARMS in the Lucknow, Dungannon and Ripley area. Our client is'a sincere, cash buyer, - pair- up to $1,000 per acre. Enquiries confidential ) Write or phone AGNES MecKINNON Bill Clifford Realtor Goderich Office 524-9097 Res. 524-6336 • Peter S. lillacEwan Real, Estate .38 ST. DAVID ST. • GODERICH — 524.9531' ' . ' WINGHAM REPRESENTATIVES ' ROSS and PHYLLIS' HOGGART 357-3692 MORTGAGE MONEY RURAL RESIDENTIAL COTTAGES . FARMS If you can afford the following payments, you may borrow the corresponding amounts (if approved) $ 52.74 — 4,000 105A8 — 8,000' 158.21 12,000 329.61 0,000 Based on second, mortgage rate of 151/2%, 5 year term, 20 year amortization. First mortgages arranged Existing mortgages bought ALL ONTARIO FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS LTD. BOX 4 ARTHUR, 848-2510 BOX 309 NEW HAMBURG 662.3110 EVENINGS 744-7507 7434687 • BE CONSIDERATE It's all right to act important in your own way; but' don't get in the •way of. others. 1,-•••••••-••••••••-•:•16-it THE MAN TO SEE IS . 3 .• COTTAGE located on Grindley Beach, lot size 90 x 220, 3 bed- rooms, 800 sq. ft.. plus patio, wall to wall carpet, electric heat and winterized. This is an above av- erage 'property. Must be seen to be appreciated. DAIRY, FARM\ in Kinloss ' Town- ship ith 'large modern dairy barn, new stabling and gutter cleaner, silo 20 x 60 with tinloader, 4 bedroom home. TRAILER HOME 34 x 10 in good condition, located in the Lucknow area. If you have agricultural propertyl large or small acreage, and are thinking of selling, we would. lie .pleased to talk to you. All en- quiries confidential. WARREN ZINN Phone 529-7350 183 acre dairy farm with• 72 ties,'' new addition 4O' x 04 for young stock, new silo with unloader and automatic feeder, also nearly new shed. Excellent two ' storey. cement houSe. Stock and implements can be purchased with' 2 storey •frame building on Main Street in Lucknow with 400 sq. ft. of store area and large,apartment. 11/2 storey frame 3, bedroom house, new siding and good in on 11/2 acres at the edge of Lucknpw. Robt. Campbell Bus. 528-2031 , Res. 529-7417 AT PAR There's instability in many other fields; but the price of suc- cess remains steady. FORDWICH AREA' 159 acres, over' 100 workable, balance good pasture, and bush., . Bank barn in excellent condition, now used for dairy, new milk • house with bulk tank, silo with un- loader; machinery storage build- ing. Modern, 4 bedroom home with every convenience. Asking $130,000. . WINGHAM AREA 190 acres, 100 workable,. plus bush and pasture. Modern barn now used for dairyt• new milk house with bulk tank; new pole barn. Two, four bedrooth homes with" eyery convenience. Asking $140,000. LUCKNOW AREA • . 100 acres, 85 workable, balance, hardwood maple bush,. Bank barn now used for beef operation, good fences. Two .storey home which needs some -repair. Asking $115,000. GORRIE AREA 100 acres, 92 workable, 8 acres hardwood bush. Bank barn 45' x 102' now used for dairy. New milk house. Two silos. Two storey, 5 bedroom brick home. • 'Asking $95,000. 0 TEESWATER AREA 103 acres mostly workable; barn in excellent condition, 70' x 45' now 'divided into three,loose pens. • New 60 foot silo, steel grainery, implement shed. Fotir -bedroom brick home with all conveniences. Asking $85,000. ' , WEST WAWANOSH • • f / THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOWq ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28,- 1176 •HIL,RAY FARMS 1,TD..• ABATTOIR, 17101,,YRQQD, • • The best, in Home Grown, 'lry Fed, Drug Free Beef. Try. Our Fresh Home Made Sausage. Cus- `r tom killing -by 'appeintment, Phone '52872102 NOTICE FAIRVIEW DAIRY. Home delivery every Tuesday and Friday. $ Beatrice Quality Chekd Products Silverwoods Creamery Butter Creamed Cottage Cheese Sour' Cream 100% Pure Orange Juice TOM ANDREW Phone: 528-2001 NOTICE "The fundamental purpose ani- mating the Faith of God and His Religion is to safeguard the in-, terests and. promote the unity of the hunian race, and to foster. the ' spirit pf love and fellowship o amongst men. Suffer it not to be- come a source of dissension and discord, of hate and enmity.". — from the Baha'i Writings LAND RENTAL FOR PUBLIC TEND . Approximatel 55 acres of class 3. 5 agricultural land, located at the Wawanosh Valley COnserv- ation Area, being part of Lot 32, Concession 7, East Wawanosh Township available for three years. Further information, and, tender applications available from the undersigned. HIGHEST OR ANY BID NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED AT . Maitland Valley Conservation Authority, Administrative Head- quarters, Wroxeter, NO LATER THAN 5 p.m. Monday, February 2, 1976. Mrs. M. R. Shiell, Secretary - Treasurer, Maitland Valley. Conservation Authority, Box 5, Wroxeter, Ontario Telephone 335-3557 ,Smocisoorix!‘siwg% ,Cancer can be beaten 100,000 volunteers in Ontario' Believe It miswomogsmomoogsyss, Industry. A severe drop in consumption, of butter and fluid milk per capita„ combined with .an excellent production year, . has taken. Canada from a deficiency position in Dairy 'produCts, to one of surpluses. 'These higher prodnc- tion levels have been very evident in our immediate area with Bruce and Grey. Counties showing in- creases probably of fifteen percent' over the previous year: George McLaughlin has been. , invited to speak at the Bruce Couhty Milk Producers 'Annual Meeting arid bring The dairymen up to date on the latest developments. Mr. McLaughlin, along 'with the 0.M.M.B. vice chairman, Ken McKinnon of Port Elgin, have had several' recent meetings in 'Ottawa, attempting to 'clarify the dairy picture. A large attendance . is therefore anticipated at. the Annual Meeting, to hear these men report. Bruce County Annual - Walker- ton Community Centre, February. 6th, 1976, 11.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m • It D.ARGUSON,. Area Fieldman. TUNE, UP • TIME This is the time of year-that most ' farmers have a chance to. get their old and/or new tractprs into .the' shop for a well deserved overhaul or tune-up. Don't be alarmed if your tractor comes out of , the implement dealees shop with; a sticker similar to the one abcive, attached. It urges everyone to use' common sense when riding on a tractor. A second person does not may belong on a vehicle that only has pne seat. NO RIDERS >• • The week of February 23-28 has been designated as 'No-Rider" sticker, program week. ,Implement dealers. from across Bruce 'County . -are • assisting local Farm Safety repreentatives in the prnmotion and awareness, of Farm Safety. Our aim is to reduce the number of farm accidents in Ontario. You could be one of our next statistics. Take time to see what Farm Safety is . really all about at our . next meeting on March 8th; 1.30 p.m. in the Ontario MiniStry of Agriculture and Food Boardrdorn, Walkerton. _RANDY WILLICk, 'Extension Assistant, AUBURN - • BODY SHOP Expert Collision Repairs • Insurance Work • Glass Replacement • We pick up and deliver Located on Gaderich St. in Auburn ' GEORGE HEBERT 526-7576 The Workshop WIB HARTIN" and SON R.R. 1 Dungannon • ANY ITEM IN WOOD NEW FURNITURE BUILT OLD FURNITURE • REPAIRED ' PHONE 5291205 CARD OF THANKS The family bf, the late Mrs' Eliza Little would like to thank friends and relatives for their ex- pressions of sympathy during the recent loss of our dear mother- and grandmother. Special thanks to Rev..Kaufman for his comfort- ing message, the U.C.W. of Luck-, now United Church, and the -ladies who served lunch after the 'ser- vice, also 'the MacKenzie Funeral Home for their efficient service. Everything was greatly apprec- iated. WEl3ST'ER — we would like to say.:a 'sincere thank you to all rel- atives and friends for all their cards, and expressions of caring while we were hospitalized in St. Joseph's Hospital,.London. Our appreciation to all againvfor your continuing support while Hazel was a patient in Wingham and District Hospital. Special thanks to Drs. Corrin and McKim:' All kind- nesses will always be remember7 ed. "' Tom and Hazel Webster The family of the late Mrs. Vio- let Drannen wish. to express thanks for flowers, cards and other acts of kindness at the time of their bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. Robert Armstrong, pallbearers and Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Barger who served lunch fol- lowing the service. Herbert Drannen and family • and Wilbert Robb The family of the late Wilfred L. Drennan wish to express their deep gratitude to relatives, friends and neighbours for the beautiful floral tributes and charitable don- ations, messages of sympathy and the many -kindnesses shown them .during their recent bereavement. Special lhanks is extended to Dr. Corrin, Dr. McKim and nurses and' Rev-. Doug Kaufman for his comforting message and tribute to Wilfred. The Lanting family wish to' ex- press their deep gratitude to rel- atiyes; friends and neighbours for the beautiful flowers, memorial donations, cards and the Many kindnesses shown during their re- cent bereavement. Special thanks to the MacKenzie Funeral Home, the pallbearers, the Pastors G van Sligtenhorst of Kinlough and R. Baker of Wingham, the ladies auxiliary and to all who sent food to the house and helped in any way. Also many many thanks to the building committee of the Christian Reformed Church for their kindness. Thanks to Doctors Coffin and McKim and the nurses on the second floor in Wingharo. and District Hospital. Your kind- ness will never be forgotten. Herman Lanting and family t), Notice To Creditors . NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE , OF ' HARRY JOHN NIXON ALL PERSONS having' claims against the Estate, of the above- mentioned, late of the Village of Lucknow, in the County of Bruce, Retired Cabinet Maker, who died on the 5th day of December, 1975 are required to file proof of same with the undersigned on or before the 7th day of February 1976. After that date the Executrix will proceed 'to distribute 'the' Es- tate having regard only to the claims of Which* she shall then have had notice. DATED. at VVingham, Ontario, this 12th day of January; A.D. 1976 CRAWFORD, MILL & DAVIES Wingham, Ontario. Solictors for the Executrix 100 acres, partly workable, bal- .-lance bush and pasture, Also 'an -old frame farm home' and a two room cabin. Taxes $208.00. Asking $43,500. NEAR DOUGLAS POINT 5 acres, small barn; two storey 3 bedroom brick home with con- veniences. Excellent drilled well. Asking $21,900. WINGHAM OFFICE 357.3840. ,yV. Adamson 528,-2113 C. Sutelqfe 392.6969.. M. Searson 30-3044 FOR THE BEST BUY' IN 1&M. Mac4inery - MAX A. RIEGLING R.R. 3 LUCKNOVIi PHONE 3954107 BRUCE COUNTY FARM REPORT . DAIRY .REPORT January and February are tradi- tionally the months of the year, when Ontario Dairy farmers get together Ito . assess .the develop- ments, of the last • year and study proposed guidelines for the coming year. The last.tWelve months have seen' major changes within the NOTICE 'TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF ALEXANDER MacKENZIE INGLIS ALL PERSONS having claims against the Estate of the above- mentioned, late of the Township of West Wawanosh, in the County of Huron, Farmer, who died on. Deeember 19th; 1975, are required, to file proof of same with under- signed on or before the 7th day of February 1976. = After that date the Executrix. will proceed to distribute the Es- tate having regard only to the claims of which she shall then, have had notice. DATED at Wingham, Ontario, this 12th day of January, A.D. 1976. CRAWFORD, MILL '& DAVIES, Wingham, Ontario Solicitors for the Executrix PAGE FIVE • 'T .r