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'THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS .WANTED
-The= -Township of Huron_ will sell
by tender, the former School house
No. 8 situated • on the North-West
• corner,: of . Lot , 5, . Con. 6, Huron.
Township, with the; land measuring
165' x 165' and containing %.lbs ,of
and acre Lowest or any tender
not . necessarily ' accepted. Tenders
to be in the hands of theundersign-
ed .by. 6 : o'clock,,., P.M.,' May .3rd,
1971.
Earl Tout, . Clerk
TENDERS WANTED
FOR
WHEEL TRACTOR
(Approx..40 hp. )
i. Specifications and tender forms;
are available at the office . of the
Maitland Valley Conservation Auth-
ority in Wroxeter or by writing, Box
5, Wroxeter, Ontario.
2. Sealed `tenders clearly marked
as to contents will be reeeived , by
the Secretary -treasurer; Maitland
Valley Conservation Authority,:. Boxy
5, Wroxeter until 5:00 p.m., Tues-
day, May 4, 1971.
3. Lowest .or .any other tender not
necessarily accepted.
MAITLAND VALLEY
CONSERVATION. AUTHORJTY
Box .5, Wroxeter, 'Ontario
Telephone; 335=3557
DR'AIN TENDERS..
TOWNSHIP OF HURON
SEALED TENDERS, clearly .. .. - -- -- of ...
Larry Wallace
Had 91 st Birthday
KINGSBRIDGE. NEWS
ul ions, to Larry Wal •
Congratulations ati ._, Y.
lace ,who celebrated.his ninety
first birthday on Friday, April 9th.
Mr. Wallace enjoys fairly gpod,'
;health and -lives alone A birth-
day party was held in his -honour;
when his brother John, Mr. and.
Mrs., Henryrennen,.Mr: and. Mrs.
Mr y
John:Austin and M. and Mrs.,
Mark Dalton all: Bathe;ed at his
home and. had supper together.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert. Frayne.
and Mrs. Marie Austin have
moved back to their respective
homes here for the summer
months. • ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ormie Heffernan
move d •� n. Saturday to -their new •
mobile home on the farm of their.
daughter and son-in-law Mr: and
Mrs. Anton Van Osch, and on�-�-' -
Sunday evening:., Mr. Heffernan
as admitted to the. Wingham and
District Hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. John. Howard. re�
turned home after spending a •hot
.iday_ trave
1 •1 •
-.
lure College tn.ntng�cowre::
York State and Detroit visiting
with relatives. •
• Raymond Hogan has completed,
his two year course at' the Agricul,,
ture in. Ridgetown.';
marked as to 'contents,—wig' be Harry Van _Drepen, son Mr:. al
Br a Farm Report
FI,,M 'TREES ••
'On April first the Honourable
W.A. Stewart,, Minister of Agri-
culture. for Ontario announced an,'
ro
m for the ' cut
' 'ance a
sS t
a is .
_. program
'ting. ,and ; disposal of dead elm
trees. ` ' • • .
The assistance is $5,00 Per:tree
;
to a maximum, grant. of $500.00
per ;,farmer, The procedure' toy
contact out -office__in: Walkerton,
providing; }your , address, lots and
concession, . township; • and, 'tele-.
phone number,,, before' cutting "the •
trees,.. Our inspector . will • then
visit your farm and count the.
number of 'trees;' to be cut. After
the trees.are cut and disposed of'
you would notify our. office and,
the. 'inspector. would count' the
stumps and determine the amount
of grant to be paid.
As. with capital grant program, '!
farmers must have .produced' a
gross income of $3,000.00. -to qual-
ify. .
CAPITAL GRANTS'' •�'.
„
—The capita-grant-program-was--
increased
apital-grant program -wase
increased in. the same announce-
ment to . a'maximtun possible
grant of'$3,000:00. and the percent
age of grant based on 40% of the
construction cost. Also' the entire'
$3,000 may :be• claimed' on build -
and drainage.
The ,$1,500 00 for .field 'enlarge
went,, we1Ls and ponds now.Abe-'
comes part . of the $3;000,00: grant.
'A new program.° to :assist farm
• vacation hosts was , also added.
•
M R. Bolton;;
Agricultur , Representative
HOW' DOES DAISY STAY IN •
YOUR .HERD? ,
Maybe°it'sbecause you feel at.
•r"eal Premier William Da° vis,announ
tacked; to her. She has been a . •
- lie cow, , eat 'ced-thiweel�that a is intt'iating�
anything you feed her and gives•
you a pail full of milk. But •:she
may not: be as.1good`as'•she seems
,.to. be. She 'may have., tendency
to put on a bit of fat and. cense-
quentlydrops off quickly from her
high. point in production, and may=
be, over the. whole, of; her lactation
does not: give :you near as much
milk'. as .you had figured on. 'May.-
received'_by/, the. undersigned ;:until
• 12' O'CLOCK •NOON, LOCAL TIME,
3RD OF . MAY, 1971:
For the .construction of
• 1,. the Van.`Diepenbeek Drain.
5,747 linealfeet of open drain
• (3500 cu: ' yds:)
28,161 lineal feet•of closed drain.
(6".:- 16;,) ,
3 catch basins..
2 ▪ : the Royal Oak Extension/ 7, 1970
14,331 lineal feet of open .drain
(14,900 Cu. 'yds.). ' •
18,011 lineal feet of closed drain
(6" gift),
Sf :6 cats basins: •
1 inlet structure
3. the' Brooks drain'Open
•.
' 400 lineal feet of open drain.
• 6,543 lineal feet of closed drain
(6” - 16") ' : :
4 catch basins .
These areagricultural drains
Lowest or any tender not _neces-
y accep
required. ,Specifications, plans, pro-
files and forms • of tender may be
obtained from the: 'Kincardineof
• fire of the engineer,: H. M. Gibson•
Ltd-or-from-the=unde, '
rsigned: '
EARL ;TOUT,
Clerk -treasurer.•
TOWNSHIP OF HURON : .
R.R. 4 Ripley,
I
and Mrs.- Theo Vah • Diepen;, : is a
patient in St • Joseph' Hospital
London. _.
Extensive remodelling is 'taking
place in the interior of .St. Jos-
eph's Church. .Until- further not-
ice. Sunday: Masses will be held.
in the. school gym beginning this
Sunday. • :. • .
SALE 0
:The ' following items are of-
fered .for sale, by sealed' tender
with a closing date, April 29,
ta,
•
•
WEDNESDAY, ApRo! ipst, 1971.
19IL CENSUS AND ENUML..._
•
THE HURONPERTH °REGIONAL' ASSESSMENT , DEPART-,•
M•
EN.T WILL. BE COMMENCING'. iTS ANNUAL CENSUS„ AND
ENUMERATION PROGRAMME' IN THE CITY OF' STRAT
FORD,TOWN OF ST. MARYS ON APRIL 19th, IN THE MUNIC-.•
IPALITIES IN PERTH COUNTY ON APRIL 21ST_AND •IN,THE
MUNICIPALITIES, IN HURON COUNTY ON APRIL .28th. IT
• IS EXPECTED THAT IT .WILL; TAKE APPROXIMATELY
THREE; WEEKS TO: COMPLETE THE NECESSARY CALLS.;
, The 'information required is basically the same as that required'
last year, and is necessary for the completion of the assessingnt:'
roll, for each municipality. •
All ,enumerator, involved in.this programme carry identification
cards, so please do not hesitate to ask to. see these before answer-.
• in g q - uestions,_or. divulging any information,
•Your''co-operation and assistance in this programme will be very
•
Hauch,: appreciated.
Please do not hesitate to call with any questions' or :'problems
either Goderich 52.4.7326, Stratford 273=0570 or Zenith: 66500 for
long distance calls..
REPORT FROM
QUEEN'S PARK
►sk Now:?
s �Qard; Memb+�r
1
111 1•
your bid, date of tender, and
telephone number:. Highest or
any . tender not : ` necessarily.
accepted.
be /She has • . very 'high butterfat'
content. ' in her : milk;;• but , then
again .maybe. not If: you are not
presently on some herd testing.
program where • the milk is weigh.
ed and, a ' butterfat. test . is' taken
approximately every month, you
are : not going. to know •with rea-
sonable accuracy,: how Muchmilk
this cow produces in a'year;`& you
y are nht , going to have
any idea how much. butterfat she
is producing. Dairy farms are
still paid on the basis, of butter -
1
fat . produced • . and consequently it
is-irtiportant _to.linc the. Witter
fat yield of• individual cows. Of
course, the importance of knowing
the ,butterfat yield for, breeding -
and ' culling''purposes in the herd
cannot be overemphasized:. Very
fes people--, sat to =work more -for
•less money and dairy farmers:
are no eitception. , If you can keep
'fewer cows, do; less' work, •and
make mote money; • .you will be.
• ahead •of the game. information
on herd testing progress, such: as
oat-fluid-type-tnanure.._sprea the. Dau Herii• • lmpro. semen
er •
Program 'anciR.UP: `can 'be •tib-
.tained at: anytime -from this of -
fide. Farmers presently on one
or '.other . of these programs . will
tell you that one of the best: invest
anent .,they._ev .,m_adelwas_ g
on a herd .testing program.
TAX REBATES
Farmer's; can' still claire: the full
aino::unLof their;. ; tax_es as_ an exp
pense for income taxpurposes:'
'The rebate should not be entered
in the books at all, •
Denis , Quish
• Associate Agrictiltttral
Representative
ITEMS FOR .SALE:.ARE;
One Massey Ferguson 165 trac-
tor,-
ractor,• in excellent condition, with
940 hours of use; one four fur-
-row eml=m-ounted-Oliverpiaw.=.
with hydraulic ram; one weed
'sprayer :with 21 ft.' boom; one
40 plate power lift disc; one
.Surge pump with two , milking
units; two trailers with one
suitable for 'hauling 2 ponies;
This machinery is located
one mile west of Kinloss on No.
9 Highway and may be viewed
anytime.
Tenders niay be ::'submitted.
for all machinery or separate
items: :. `
Tendersshould be addressed
to Box 69 Kincardine and
clearly marked as tender;.'
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,APRIL.27:,19.11
1:00',,--.1•100-
Alai?'
•-1'.00 P.M.
Airy child born in the g
. year l.i6 is e1i `ble tr, attend l�iricler amen
to September 1971, , CLEM STE'FFLER., Principal
mu mu
GOOD TH1i
HAPPENiwHE.N YOU H�L4
D,CR0ssI
two separate investigations into''
the growing costs. of, education in..
Ontario. •
The Deput Minister of. Educa-
tion,
duca -
P Y
tion, Dr.• J. P.. McCarthy.,who is.,
leavinghis •post, wi11 head an in' •
vestigation of the, financing of ;Ont-
ario's educational system The
.focusofthis study ,wilt be on the.'
operating of the local 'boards:. •'
.Earlier in the week„ •the
Resources Committee decided to
launch' its own ;investigation of
education costs.: :.
..However, the Premier stated'
that the .Legislative. Committee
was clearly 'out. of order when it
•
decided .to..do so:''
, This brought cries •'from, the :u ;
Po
sition . benches' that. the Prernier
intends 'to..;prevent legislative'.
cornmittee$ from.actiri rode.Pend,-
'.
ently. lvh I avis-hadd previaus1y
made: a point of 'underlining
the fact that thiS.year''co,rnmittees.
would: be given more independen
.ce and.responsibility, • '
�leanw-like ,..the •Governrrent�.___
has announced that it intends to
offer` a loan of $1 million to' assist
ihe__:finaricia•lly troubled 'Canadian .,•
book publishing Company ,of 'Mc
Clelland and Stewart,. • •
In return for the loan, 'the,.Gov
erinnent;w ll• have theoptibn to•
take control.:o.f the Conipany: be•-'
fore its 10 year terrn is up.•
The Government passed legis
latienthis week' having to do with
lie Biel er -Pr d t re-e•rs la i eiing7-
• • _ 1 •
atiorl.._ as accused by one of its "•
mernbers �f trying to :take credit .
for reductions in. municipal educa
:tion -taxes -as -:'a- bir of elecrion
bait.”
"The policy of this board has.
,been that public opinion be ignor-. ,•.
'ed," said Mrs: Percy' Pletsch 'of
Walkerton, commenting on trustee';
reports on reaction to cuts.,in; edu�
cation tax requisitions.
".Why do -we asktheir opinion
now?' .. .
• "Everyone knows the budget is
up, ,$2 mullion Reduced levies •
:are, pretty g,enerar across the `prey •
ince and the •provinc:e.is paying
the greater amount of the grant
•she said'.
Board., ,whereby the Board 'is::
:given power to seize •and d.ctain:
any broilers.corning; in. from .other
.provinces..This applies particular•.:.
ly to. Quebec which normally ships
broilers. into this province on a /
regular basis.
The Ontario market castabsorb
250.,000 bio}leis a' week from
.Quebec, but during some periods
Quebec'as-been shipping as
as 700. :800,000 broilers' a week
into Ontario: this. upsets our •
market litre in the pp:wi:nce,: ailc `'`
causes. a. very rapid build-tr of• ,•
Ontario broilers.-.'
Ontario has a favour-,-kilt-tritie
balance w,it,h Quebec ,.and itis
feared that they may retaliate
We ship approximately, 20 0,
farm produce: to Quebec than they
-shipba
•
HENSALL SALES ARE NA
aturda Ma 1 s
At,
30 p•m•. •
Consisting of '"Steers, Heifers and Calves
FOR ON6iGNMENTs CONTACT THE MANAGEMENT,
OR'
.Vie
Hargraves, 482=7511 Jack Morrissey, 4.6200'
Auctioneers Hector 'MCNVit and Larry Gardiner