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SKELTON MEMORIALS
Pat O'Hagan, Prop.
ESTABLISHED OVER SIXTY YE
WALKERTON • PHONE 881-0234 ONTARIO'
• NcITIO*TO:PROpERTY OWNERS
DESTROY WEEDS
Notice is hereby given to all persons in possession of land,
in accordance with the Weed Control Act, 1971 Sec. 14, 20
that unless noxious weeds growing on their lands the
Towtiship of Huron are destroyed by 'date of July 1. 1976
and throughout the season,. the Township •,may' enter upon 'the
said lands and the , weeds destroyed, charging the costs
against the land in taxes, as set out in the'Act.
The co-operation of all citizens is earnestly solicited.
WEED INSPECTOR ARCHIE McCULLOCH
TOWNSHIP OF. HURON
50c SAVING ON ALL CLASSIFIED
ADS PAID BY TUESDAY .
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1976 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE. SEVEN
Butler chain type
free stall alley cleaner
scrapers run automatically
to remove manure, moisture.
Air is drier, cows cleaner.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of 'Household Effects
will be held for -
TED BROWN
Lot 46, Southline Kincardine Twp.,
5 miles north eait of Ripley, or
1 1/4 miles south or 31/2 mile
west of Bervie
on -MONDAY, JULY 12
Commencing at 6:30 p.m. _Sharp
Chesterfield; 3. chesterfield
chairs; upholstered arm chair;
drop leaf table; chrome table
with ,4 chairs; tables; 2 back to
wall cupboard tops with glass
doors; rocking chairs;• Aladdin
lamp, electrified; pictures and
frames; floor lamp; coal oil lamp;
2 oil stoves; copper boiler; G.E.
refrigerator; Westinghouse refrig-
erator; ice box; trunks; wooden
bed and dresser; iron bed; 3 pc.
bedroom suite; washstand; quan-
tity of bedding; quantity of dish-
es; kitchen utensils and electrical
appliances; quantity of tools in-
cluding planes, hand saws, chisels,
etc. Other articles too numerous
to mention. •
TERMS CASH
Owner and auctioneers will not be
responsible for any accidents in
any way connected with sale
Clerk, Lloyd McNall
Owner: Ted grown
Auctioneers: Grant/McDonald
Ripley, Phone 395-5353
Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater
Phone 392-6170
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of AntiqUes, Household Furniture,,
Machinery and Farm Tools
will be held for
IRVINE BROWN
At his farm, Lot 50, Concession 2,
S.D.R. Kincardine Township,
Half a Mile Off Hwy. 9,
South of Bervie
On SATURDAY, JULY 10,
at 11:00 a.m. sharp
Farm Machinery . . .
WD Allis Chalmers tractor; In-
ternational 2 furrow plough; 14
plate Fluery Bissel disc; snow
blower, tractor mount; 4 sections
drag harrows; large quantity. of
small tools; 4 -- 1/4 horse motors;
set tractor chains; Viking electric
cream separator; 150 tile 4";
bench saw; scrap iron; lumber
and plank; cedar posts.and poles;
horse shoes old and new.
Antiques . . .
Player piano, poor condition;
large spinning wheel, good; Par-
lour stove; wicker doll buggy; 4
piece settee set; oak kitchen cab-
inet; wash stand; small tables;
arm chairs; quantity wooden
chairs; topper boiler; dishes and
glass; trunks and chests; pictures
and rames; brass bells; parlour
tables;' unique wardrobe; oak
dressers; sideboards; wicker sett-
ee; 2 wicker fern stands; prim-
itive farm tools; 2 hall .seats;
china cabinets; oak buffets; paint-
ed dresser; odd mirrors; antique
sewing machine; old "beds; anti-
que treadle lathe; Quebec heater;
mantel clocks; old beer bottles;
sealers; old 'bottles . and 'jugs; • butter crocks.
Household Effects . .
School desks; large quantity of
dishes; pots and pans; boxes of
books; assorted dishes; 3 hall
trees; chest of drawers;' large and
small tables; 2 writing desks;
kitchen and dining chairs; 2 drop
leaf tables; china cabinets; crib;
playpen 'and high chair.; dressers;
6 folding chairs; 2 oil stoves; al-
uminum 32" combination door;
electric' copper tea-kettle; stools
and rocking chairs; Duncan Fyfe
table; and numerous other arti-cles.
TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE
FARM IS SOLD
SELLING BY NUMBER
• REGISTER EARLY '
Lund" Booth On Grounds
Owner and auctioneers will not be
responsible for :any accidents in any way connected with sale
Owner: Irvine' Brown
Clerk: Lloyd McNall
Auctioneers: Grant McDonald
Ripley, Phone 395-5353
Wallace Ballagh, Teeswat
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Phone 3924170
CLEARING AUCTION SALE'
Of Household, Effects
will be held for"
MRS. CLARA CAMERON
'1/4 mile south 'of the arena
in Lucknow
SATURDAY, JULY 17
at .1 p.m.
TERMS CASH —
PROPERTY SOLD
Brian Rintoul, Auctioneer
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Holstein Heifers, Truck,
Implements, Hay, Grain
" For GLENN FARRELL
Lot 33, Huron Town Line; 1 Mile
South Of Kincardine and One
Half Mile East 'Of Highway 21
FRIDAY, JULY 9
At 12:30 Sharp ,
Heifers Selling At 3:15
Holstein Heifers . . .
22 large heifers due September;
16 two year old heifers due Nov,
ember; .15' open heifers breeding
age; 20 open yearling heifers;
2 heifer calves; 1 cow milking;
1 small heifer with calf; 1 Holstein
bull, two years old; 1 Holstein
bull, one year old; herd negative
to Brucellosis blood 'test, bred
'heifers checked . for pregnancy;
open heifers guaranteed oPen.
Implements . . .
M-F 65 diesel high arch tractor;
M-F 150 gas high arch tractor
with loader; M-H combine with
10' head and pick-up; M-F 10 bal-
er; M- 12' pull type swather; J-D
33 spreader with new apron chain;
11' Kongskilde Cultivator; M-F 3
furrow 16" bottom plow; M-H 15
run drill;, M-F '6 bar rake; New
Idea 7' mower; New Idea hay con-
ditioner; 36' bale elevator with
grain attachments; wagon with
16' rack; gravity grain tank; 16'
grain auger with motor; 20' bale
conveyor with motor; land
packer with 3 section harrows;' 6
section drag harrows; tractor
grass seeder; hammermill with 3
h.p. motor; 4 Surge milker units;
Surge pump with 3/4 h.p. motor;
150 gallon weed sprayer; post hole
'auger; snow blower; tractor
chains; woven ' wire stretchers.;
cedar posts;. anchor posts; cattle
clippers; back rubbers; dehorn-
ers; burdizzos; ear taggers; 1z"
electric drill; grindstone; cement
mixer; water trough; chains;
tools; misc. items.
Truck . . .
1965 International 2 ton truck
with 12' stock rack, .. safety
checked.`
Feed . . .
30 ton mixed grain; 400 bales
of hay.
Term*s Cash Day Of Sale
Owner Selling For Health Reasons
Owner: Glenn Farrell
395-2350
Gordon L. Ribey
Auctioneer
519.360-7101
Owner and auctioneers will not be
responsible• for any accidents
in any way connected with, sale
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" INGLIS FARM
DRAINAGE
QUALITY INSTALLATIONS
CLAY OR PLASTIC
Free Estimates
• PHONE 392-6700
R.R. 3 WALKERTON
4011" .41P 411" AP 411. .0P dir 4111"
BRUCE COUNTY
FARM REPORT.
‘t-H NEWS
On Sunday, June- 27;sat Walker-
ton's Centennial Park', over 70 4-H
Homemaking' and Agricultural
Club tnernberi , enjoyed an after-
noon of fun' in the sun. 'Bruce
County's 4-H Council organized
and took charge of .a real 4-H
picnic. . Congratulations to the
Council for the work they put into
the 'day and the great success that
resulted. The 4-FI Council is
,inaking history again 'in a lot of
Bruce County communities. As
you know, 16 Bruce County 4-Hers
are going to British Columbia on
July 12th as part of a 4-H
Exchange. In order' to cut their
costs, they have bed knocking on a
,lot of doors to get sponsors. The'
response they have been getting is
fantastic. Because of the generos-
ity of many, many people and
businesses, our 4:H memllers will
be sponsored by approximately one
third of their travelling cost.
Thanks to all the wonderful people
who made the dreanis of 16 4-H
members come 'true.
RANDY WILLICK,
Extension'Asistant.
CHEMICAL WEED CONTROL
We have had a lot of calls this
spring on failures with chemical
weed control, corn that was' too far
advanced to spray and damage
from chemicals. - -
We would like to see farmers
adopt a policy of pre-emergence
application of Lasso, Bladex, Ekko
and Atrazine. These chemicals
were all designed to kill germinat-
ing weeds 'rather than visible
weeds. By doing, this you avoid
corn damage • with LassO and
Bladex and improve your chances
of getting a 'rain 'to move the
chemical into the soil.
Also you should make a list of the
weeds in each field this year to plan
next years spray program.
Spraying fencerows with brush-
kill is a good practice to stop the
weeds from spreading back onto
the fields. If the fenCerows, are
infested with twitch'. grass you
should use 'roundup.
M. R. BOLTON,
Agricultural Representative.
Osborne Picnic
Held At Tiverton
The 7th annual Osborne picnic
was held at the Tiverton Commun-
ity Centre on Sunday, June 27 with
51 people signing the register. In
the , afternoon the young people had
games for the children. ,After a
delicious smorgasbord style sup-
per,- president Tom Williams
conducted the business.
Two minutes silence was observ-
ed in memory of •Lexena Osborne
_and Bill Osborne who had passed
away in the past year.
A number of prizes were given
out. Couple most recently married,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cragg;
person with most grandchildren,
Mrs. Pearl MacPherson; couple
with birthdays closest to each
other, Eva Begg and husband;
birthday clsest to June 27, Mrs.
Edna McInnis; gentleman ' with
most colourful shirt, Clarence
Hedley; lucky chair, Beatrice
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Hyde; youngest girl, Lynn Wil-
liams; youngest boy, Richard
Williams.
A committee • of 5 people was
nominated to look after next year's '
pienicommely Earl Hyde, Gerald
Wagner, Bob Hyde, Zilla Hedley
and Eileen Wagner.
Hope to see you all again next
year, Same plate, same time,
Tiverton Community Centre, the
last Sunday in itme.
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PHONE M.2872
But don't• take our word for it.
Ask a neighbour who owns Butler.
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R.R. 1 KINCARDINE, ONTARIO
PHONE: 519.395-5286
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