The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-05-14, Page 7ME LUCKNOW
SENTINEL
offers a complete selection of
wedding announcemonts
styled for the diserim•
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ask, for . •
MAINTENANCE
CRAFTSMEN
This Board is about to embark on a preventative mainten-
ance program on the twenty-nine schools under its jurisdiction.
To get this program started we have an immediate requirement
for three maintenance craftsmen as per the following:
1. CARPENTER -' MASON — minimum of 10
years experience in the trade.
2. ELECTRICIAN — with a valid "Construction
and Maintenance" certificate and a minimum of 10
years experience in the trade.
3. PLUMBER - STEAMFITTER -- with a
minimum of 10 years commercial boiler experience
in the trade.
Competitive pay scale and excellent fringe benefits.
Written applications outlining details of qualifications should
be forwarded by. May 23, 1975 to:
MR. R. McVEAN
PLANT. SUPERINTENDENT
THE HURON COUNTY BOARD
OF EDUCATION
103 ALBERT STREET
CLINTON, ONTARIO
NOM 1L0
W. SRORTREED
CHAIRMAN D. J. COCHRANE
• DIRECTOR
MORTGAGE SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
FEED MILL
TO BE HELD
Saturday, May 24, 1975
at 10.00 o'clock a.m. at the premises
Ripley, Ontario
Under and by virtue of the powers contained in a certain
Mortgage which will be produced at the time of sale, there will
be offered for sale on the above date at .the Feed Mill situated
on the premises known as Part of Lot 79, Village of Ripley,
County of Bruce.
FEED MILL: Large building, office electrically heated, situated
on approximately 1 acre of land, well treed lot. Building
contains. 4 elevator legs, 2 vertical feed mixers, plate
grinder, grain roller, hopper scale and platform scale,
approximately 15,000 bus. grain storage and is equipped
with 3 phase hydro service. Molasses tank and blender.
TERMS: 10% of the purchase money to be paid dotvn in -caSh
at the time of sale and the balance to be paid within 30
days thereafter.
Further conditions of the sale will be read at the time
of sale or may be had on application to the undersigned:
For further particulars apply to Grant MacDonald
Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Ripley, Ontario, Phone 3954353
CRAWFORD, MILL & DAVIES
Barristers,
Wingham, Ontario
Phone 357-3630
Solicitors for the Mortgagee
Kincardine Travel Service
A division of Hanover Travel
Announces
SUMMER AND FALL
Motorcoach tours with
' ,HANOVER HOLIDAY 'TOURS
June 20
, 4 days Agawa 'Canyon
for Senior Citizens
Visiting: Bruce Peninsula,
Tobermory, '`Chi-
Cheemaun'1 , Manitaittim
Island, Sault Ste Marie,
Agawa Canyon by train St.
Ignace,. Mackinac Island,
Frankenmuth.. Price $105.00
per person from Kincardine.
Includes: Transportation by
motorcoach, 3 nights' hotel
including taxes, fully escoe-
led, 2 dinners, 1 lunch, 2
breakfasts, ferry crossings to
Manitoulin and Mackinac
islands, Agawa Canyon ex-
cursion.
July 1.9 and Sept.20
4 clays •
Lake Superior' Circle
Visiting: Frankenrnuth,
Mackinac Isld, Tahquamenon
Falls, cruise abOard Tom
Sawyers Riverboat,"
Marquette, Bayfield, Thunder
Bay, Lake Superior-Jo Wawa
Sault Ste. Marie, Agawa
Canyon by train, "Chi-
Cheemaun". Price from
$213.00 per person from
Kincardine. Includes:
Transportation by motor-
coach, 8 nights hotel
taxes, fully escorted, ferry"
crossings• to Mackinac and
ManitOulin Islands,
-Tahquanienon Falls cruise
trip, Agawa Canyon ex-
cursion.
September 6 -
8 dayi
• Colonial Virginia
Visiting: ' Allegheny Mtns,
Shenandoah National Pa rk,
Luray. Caverns, Monticello,
Williamsburg,. • Washington,
DC, Gettysburg., Harrisburg,
Susquehanna River,
Wellsbora, Corning Glass
Centre.' Price from $238:00 per
person from Kincardine.
Includes: transportation by
motorcoach,. .7 ' nights hotel
incl.• taxes, fully escorted,
admissions to Luray Caverns,
Monticello, GoVernor's
Palace,. Carter's Grove,
guided tours Washington,
Gettysburg.
July 26
6'days.
Pennsylvania Dutch
Visiting: State College,
Allegheny Mtns, Lancaster,
Hershy Chocolate World,, Rose,
Gardens, Farmers Market, an
Amish Farm, • Williamsport,
Painted, Post, Corning Glass
Centre, Watkins Glen, Seneca
Lake. Price: from $13.8°.00 Per .
person from Kincardine.
Inkludes Transportation by
motorcoach,: 5 nights hotel
including taxes; fully, escor-
ted, guided tours of Berks &
Lancaster Counties, meals for
2 days.
August 9
10 days
NEW ENGLAND
Visiting:. Rhode Island,
Hyannis and Provincetown
Cape Cod, Plymouth and
,Mayflower 11, Boston, White
Mtns, Lake Placid, Tupper
Lake. Price from $210.00 per
person from Kincardine.
Includes: Transportation by '
motorcoach, 9 nights hotel
incl. 'taxes, tours of Boston,
Nantucket, admissions to
Deerfield Home Newport
Homes, Glass Museum,
Mayflower 11, Plymouth
Plantation; ferries Nantucket
Sound & Lake Champlain.
Sept. 1 3 and
Oct. 4 ,
• .
4 days
.AGAWA CANYON
Visiting: Chi-Cheemaun,
Manatoulin Isld, Sault Ste
Marie, Agawa 'Canyon by
train, Frankenmuth. Price
from.. 5105.00 per person 'from
Kincardine. Includes: tran-
sportation by. motorcoach, 3
nights hotel incl. taxes, fully
escorted, ferry 'crossing to
Manatoulin Isld, Agaiiva
Canyon excursion, breakfast
and lunch on train,. dinner: in'
Frankemnaff.
September 17
5 days
Adirondack Green Mtns.
Visiting: '1000 island cruise,
Smuggler's Notch, Mt.
Mansfield, Stowe, Lake
George Village, Ausable
Chaim, Lake Placid, Tupper
Lake, Watertown. Price from
$111.00 per person from
Kincardine. Includes tran-
sportation by motorcoach, 4
nights hotel incl. taxes, fully
escorted, 1000 island cruise,
admission to Marble Exhibit.
September 2 7
8 days
Ontario .8, Quebec
Visiting: Kingston., 1000 island
cruise, Upper Canada
Quebec City, Montreal;
Laurentian Mtns, Ottawa.
Price, from $183.00 per person
from 'Kincardine.. Includes
transportation by motor-
coach, 7 nights hotel incl.
taxes, tours of Otta.Wa, ,
Montreal, Quebec City, 1000
island cruise, 2 lunches.
„
The following tours are also available with
- Hanover Holiday Tours
August 1 5 days Nashville & Lexington
August '29
&
October 1.0
October 10
3 days Gatineau-Laurentians from $107.00
per person j
October 11 3 days Tupper Lake
from $65..00
per person
For brochures, information or membership on any of the
above tours contact
KINCARDINE TRAVEL SERVICE'
831 Queen St. 396-3477 or call' collect
OR
'HANOVER TRAVEL SERVICE
290 Tenth St 1-800-265.3007 Toll Free
3 days, 3 nights Nashville
from $141'
per person
•
from $87.00
per person
WEDNESDAY MAY .14, 1975 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
5. Animals originating from
Brucellosis Free Listed
Herds; and
6. Animals from herds whose
coverage is 'adequate under a
Brucellosis Screening Pro-
' gram in, the past year.
One negative Brucellosis test
Will qualify the animal far the
above shows in 1975. Entries to
the above shows should be ac-
companied by Form, HA 4 indicat
ing the "individual animal status
as well as the herd status.
For more' information call yOur
local 'Agricultural Office, Walker-
ton, Telephone 881-3301.
Randy Willick,
Extension Assistant
DAIRY REPORT
The late spring rains and warm
weather are now having their" ef-
fect and the desired., lush green
grass pastures are appearing.
With the lush pasture will come
the traditional surge of milk pro-
duction, primarily from Indust-
rial shippers. Since 'the beginning
of the year, milk volumes have
been showing a very marked in-
crease over production in the
same period of 1974.
While production in the Prov-
ince is up over 4% from a year
earlier our production in the
Bruce-Grey area is running away
ahead of that of the Province.
Bruce production is up close to
9% and that of Grey is up, 7%. '
This volume increase seems to'
have a direct relationship to the
numbers of milk producers in the
Province. In the Province as a
whole, there are still three pro-
ducers going out of production for
every new producer that .appears:
In the Bruce-Grey area the
total number of producers is On
the increase, rather than declin-
ing.
The Milk Incentive Loan Pro-
gram has been in existance for
two years and has been well used
by local producers. A good• per-.
tentage, of the local increased
production has come as 'a result
of this program.
Any producer who has not taken
advantage of this program, is ad-
vised to do so, if any enlarge.
'went or improvement in their
dairy operation is under consider-
ation.
The program, is due to termin-
, ate June' 30th for applications on
proposed changes in 1975. It is
highly unlikely that the program
as' such, will be renewed at this
time.
Canada's dairy production still
.falls below our domestic require-.
.merits. To enceueage production
up to these requirements, free
M.S.Q. is still being made avail-
able to producers this year by the
Ontario Milk Marketing Board.
Should drastic increase in pro-
duction occur and or, consumption
of dairy products decline srapidly,
re-introduction of the M.S.Q. sys-
tem would be expected in another
year. •
Producer information meetings
in the Huron-Bruce-Grey region
are just completed. The meetings
were well attended, especially by
can milk producers. Much of the
information provided was in re-
lation to the questionable 'future
of can production in our area.
Ontario, is now the only area in
Canada where any milk is still
shipped in cans, and it appears
the high cost of handling milk in
this form, may bring a termina-
tion to this method in the coming
years. Twenty-five percent of
Ontario's producers are still us-
ing;Tans, but produce about ten
percent of the production., There
is little doubt that economic ad-
vantages would come to all phases
of the Industry — consumer —
processor — transporter and pro-
ducer if the milk vokume could
have one method of handling.
R. D. Ferguson,
Area Fieldman
INDELIBLE MARK
Memories of both success and
failure help guide many along
the difficult path of the future.
Bruce Farm Report
HEALTH REQUIREMENTS FOR
4-H CLUB ACHIEVEMENT
DAYS
The Regional Shows at. Tees-
water and Owen Sound require
that all calves pass a negative
test for Brucellosis with the ex-
ception of:
1.; Official vaccinates under 24
months of age;
2. Calves under. 6 months of age;
3. Steers;
4. Animals originating from a
herd that has passed a nega-
tive Brucellosis test within the
past year;
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