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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-02-05, Page 5KINLOSS 100 'acres, with 80 workable. Good barn, 3 bedroom brick house,, situated on good road. HANOVER HOLIDAY TOURS FLORIDA LEAVE IN WINTER RETURN IN SPRING 'Special LONG STAY Tour To DAYTONA. BEACH 29 days departs March 7 FLORIDA SIGHTSEEING TOUR Try our 15 day Florida Circle Tour leaving February 22 .FLORIDA SPECIAL TOUR Our 21 day tour leaving March 1. The Florida Special tour features Gettysburg, Washington, Myrtle Beach and Jekyll Island on route. Ask about our variety of FLORIDA tours for the mid-term break GOLF Special Golf Tour to Myrtle Beach departs March '14 and returns March 23. Join members of the Hanover Whispering Hills Golf Club for this tour. / Contact KINCARDINE TRAVEL 'SERVICE 831 Queen St. 396-3478 or HANOVER TRAVEL SERVICE 290 Tenth St. 1-800-265-3007 Toll Free ,71 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,' ONTARIO PAGE FIVE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1975 alwaww NOTICE , HILRAY FARMS LTD. ABATTOIR, HOLY ROOD The best in „Home Grown, . Dry Fed, Drug Free Beef. Try our Fresh Home Made Sausage. Cus- tom killing by appointment. Phone 528-2132 NOTICE RE SERVICE oFFICER Anyone wishing information, advice, or assistance; regarding War disability pensions, treat- ment, allowances, etc., 'is' request- ed, to contact Irvine Eedy, Dun- gannon not later than Monday, February 10, to arrange an inter- view with the Provincial Service Officer, Mr. Moyer. Notice To Creditors NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE. OF LEO ELBERT BEAUCHAMP ALL PERSONS having claims against the Estate of the above- mentioned, late of the Village of Lucknow, in the County of Bruce, Auto Body Mechanic, who died on January 20th, 1975, are re- quired to file proof of same with the undersigned on or before the 22nd day of February,,1975. 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 3rd day of February, A.D., 1975. ' CRAWFORD, MILL & DAVIES 164ingham, Ontario Solicitors for the Executrix CULBERT'S CABINET SHOP AMBERLEY STYLES DISPLAYED Pioneer, tempra, provincial, Winchester, carriage house FINISHES teak, walnut, cherry and white PHONE 195-5298 AND 395.5516 THE RED CROSS IS PEOPLE LIKE YOU HELPING PEOPLE LIKE YOU CARD OF THANKS STANLEY --- the nieces and nep- hews of Mrs.• Sadie Stanley wiSh to thank friends and neighbours for the acts of sympathy at the time' of their bereavment. We wish to especially thank her Rip- ley neighbours for their many kindnesses to her during the past few, years. The family of the late Violet Rathwell wish to express their sincere • thanks to neighbours and friends for sympathy and kind- ness shown during their •recent bereavement. • Special thanks for all floral tributes, donations of food & the many donations to the Ontario Heart Foundation, also to all those who sent letters and cards. A 'very special thanks to Rev. Garratt and Rev. Kaufman and to the Anglican ladies who served lunch in the Parish Hall following the funeral. All was greatly appreciated. . Barb Helm; Bev Rathwell, Tom and Terry Rathwell I wish to thank all who , rem- embered me While a patient in Wingham Hospital with cards, treats, gifts, flowers and visits. 'Special thanks to Drs. Corrin and McKim and nursing staff on 1st floor. All was greatly appre- .ciated. Roberta Lockhart • Oliver and Marion ,McCharles and family say a sincere thank you to all those who were so thoughtful during their recent be- reavement, when Mrs. Daisy Mc Charles passed away. To the neighbours who came to the home, prepared •meals, brought' food, the' donations to various charities, floral tributes, church units,. who catered and all who did so much, a sincere thanks Also thanks to the many hund- reds who visited, sent cards, treats, gifts and kept Grandma informed of activities in the area, while she was a resident of Huron- view. These acts of kindness will long be remembered by her family. I would like to thank friends and neighbours for cards, treats and visits while I was a patient in Wingham` Hospital. Joe MacMillan /SAND BLASTING BRICK BUILDINGS ALL STEELWORK ° AIR HAMMER WORK BACK HOEING ARNOLD STOTHERS. PHONE. 529.7403 FOR ESTIMATES Bruce* Farm Report . KNITS A number of ladies' groups in the County have been busily work- ing at "More Ideas for Sewing Knits". The programs at which they show us the articles they'e made, are coming up soon, on February 11th, to be exact. Township Hall in Ripley 1:15 P.M. Elderslie Township• Central School, Chesley - 8:00 P.M. Everyone is welcome to come. and see what the ladies have made for themselves, their hus- bands and ,children. There is no admission charge, but a small silver collection to cover the cost of the coffee, 'is requested. ' LET'S BAKE BREAD The Training Schools for 4-H Leaders for the Homemaking Club project "Let's Bake Bread" is just over and it looks like num- bers will be up a bit for this pro- ject — about 600 girls, have ex- pressed an interest in taking this unit. During the Club, memberS' families will be served various kinds of bread ranging from basic white bread to rolls to fancy breads such as. Swedish Tea Ring and Chelsea buns. Also, no-knead batter breads are made. We're sure the families of our members -will take a "special" interest in this Club. Achievement Days will be held in April and May, so keep 'an eye and an ear open fore specific dates and places if you would like to at- tend and see exactly what the 4-H members have learned. Barb De Visscher, Home Economist, Bruce County CORN ROOTWORM Last year Northern Corn Root- worm adults were found through- out the southern part of Bruce County. The adult is a light green beetle about 1/4 inch long and is found in late August or .early September feeding on corn silks:' Where there are a large number feeding, the silks have a brushcut- like appearance. Other than clipping off silks, the adults don't do much damage — it is the larvae or worms. The larvae eat ' the small roots and. tunnel through the larger ones. As a result, a plant which has been damaged lacks vigour be- cause it is not able to take up water or nutrients. In addition the weakened plants may fall over. In an attempt to straighten, the Plants bend or "goose-neck" which makes harvesting quite hard. I mentioned previously that thereh were a large number . of adults around last year. High adult populations are poor indic- ators that you have a problem. The only reliable method is to dig up plants in mid-July and look for the worms: If you have a pop- ulation of more than 10 root- worms - plant, then you should treat next year. At present I. doubt whether anyone should be treating for Rootworm in Bruce County. 'To get set up for treat- ment will cost you about 1125 - planter row, plus the cost of an in- secticide. Next year 'a survey will be run and we will have a much better idea of the situation. Rick Upfold, Crops and Soils Specialist FREE FACTSHEETS , 300 - 83 Maple sap as a\ Cash Crop. 300 - 737 Oil fired Sap Ev- aporators, 300: 735 Sanitation in the production of Maple Syrup; 300 - 710 'Maple Syrup House; 675 Ants; 21 Aeration of grain in storage. GET ATTENTION HURON 120 acres level land, set-up for beef and hogs. Good house ,and barn. Owner retiring. Price $52,500. ' LUCKNOW 1 storey 2 bedroom instil brick house, with extra lot. $11,900. House "trailer 10 x 50 with stove, fridge and dryer. 1 acre lot. This can be bought 'together or separ- ately. Priced at $9,000. Robert Campbell 529-7417 Office 528-2031 NEED PAPER For Your Duplicator? STENCILS? MASTERS?. INK? THE SENTINEL Has Them All PHONE 528-2822 Peter S. MacEwan Real Estate Broker 38 ST. DAVID ST., GODERICH PHONE 524-9531 URGENT REQUEST We have a qualified client de- siring to retire in Lucknow. They require a three bedroom, 1 storey dwelling with good garden area, small barn or workshop. RECREATION CENTRE AND LUNCH BAR IN ' CLINTON, ONTARIO Building newly renovated, ,pool tables, pinball machines, equip- ment and lunch bar all new. Good yearly turnover. This is an excel- lent opportunity for husband and wife operation. WE WOULD APPRECIATE HAVING YOUR PROPERTY LISTED IF BUYING 'OR SELLING PHONE ROSS AND . PHYLLIS' HOGGART 357-3692 R.R. 4 Wingharn — Village of Wroxeter. Home less than one year' old con- taining a step saving kitchen, L shaped' living and dining room, 2 bedrooms, finished basement. Listed $35,000. 92 acre farm, 67 workable acres; barn 50' x' 60' with 20 stalls;, storage building 42' x 20'. Two storey, 4 bedroom home with 'new oil furnace. Turnberry Township. Listed $49,500. — 50 acre parcel, 14 acres work- able, balance pasture and mixed bush. Spring in bush. Howick Township. Listed $25,000. OFFICE 357-3840 W. ADAMSON 528-2113 C. SUTCLIFFE 3924969 C. COOKE 335.3358 C. ARNOLD 3924646 FOR SALE 3 BEDROOM HOME situated on a choice corner lot on Havelock St. in Lucknow. Living room, dining room, kitchen and one bedroom down. House has oil furnace and 3 piece bath. Ideal retirement home. Immediate pos- session. CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN, in Lucknow, 3 bedroom home with large living room, dining ‘'room, kitchen, new sun porch; oil heat. Separate additional 2 bedroom apartment with every conven- ience. Situated on 2 lots, this, is an ,excellent home with an in- come. Shown by appointment only. • QUIET RETREAT in the country (Lucknow, Wingham area), com- prising 1.7 acres, with a 6 room frame home requiring major re- pairs. New hydro line installed, drilled well on pressure and sep- tic 'tank. 16 ACRES mostly bush, spring ' creek, well located on good road, hydro available. WEli.AVE several excellent bus- inesses for sale in the general area. Inquire for, further partic-. ulars. LOVELY SOLID WHITE BRICK residence, located in St. Helens, four bedrooms with closets, lot 132 x 231. If you want quiet country living make an appoint- ment to see this home. Immed- iate possession. WARREN 'ZINN Phone 529-7350 Wilfred McIntee lit Co., Limited WALK ERTON Member of the Grey and Bruce Multiple Listings Service - List M.L.S. Over f.,0 Salesmen Working For You If, you have agricultural property, large or small acreage, • and are thinking 'of selling, we would be pleAsed to talk to you. 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