The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-09-15, Page 6•
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'LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY', SEPTEMBER 15th•. 1171
THE HURON COUNTY
BOARD OF EDUCATION
CLERK -TYPIST•
WANTED '. .
This position, for the school year
• September. to June . requires a
person having the ability to .
accept: responsibility • with a
minimum of supervision, Ability
•in the operation of various. • types
of duplicating machines is
essential.-
Starting
ssential:Starting salary will be
commensurate with.
qualifications and experience: A
full range of cost -shared. benefits
includes- O.H.I., 0.H S.1.P. and
O.M.E.R:S. Pension plan..
Applicants shouldsubmit 'a' .'
• resume by September 24 to: •
W. D. Kenweii,
; ten'ent
24 HOUR APPROVALS
Student Services,
Huron County
• Board of Education,.
97. 'Shipley Street,
Clinton,. Ontario:
R. M. Elliott,
Chairman of Board . '
D. J. Cochrane,
Director of Education..
FREE,'
,DIAMOND AND . STONE
:RING, INSPECTIONS AND,
ULTRASONIC CLEANING'
ro ,- , Ap o
Arrangedin the convenience
of your home. You can _ call
to 10 p.m."•:today for helpful
courteous service. Prompt In-
vestment . Corp.Ltd., 330 Bay
St, Toronto. Call collect. 366'
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HELP YOUR RED CROSS
Fv,o:Seek:
Wcuden's Post
Two .aspirants. .f.p,r the'19f1,$ruce
wardenship are i-3'arrvey Davis of
Elderslie Township anckJohn John
•stone'of St,. -Fd nundss In Breiee
the wardenship 'is alternaied 'be
Bruce 'Farm ;Report:
tween rural 'and..utban,' reeves.
FREEZING PEACHES George Grant of Paisley is the:_cur-
There .is "much ado" about .rent„county counci1,headanti next
peaChes andsnow �_ ar's choiC.e will."be •from the
':: s= -the time= -to Y- •' --•
start ..freezing. The ' Redhaven,
considered one of the',best peaches
for freezing, is . now on the mar--
ket. There are several other var
ieties suitable, for freezing -; Vet-
eran, Envoy, Loring and Madison:
Although these varietiesare not.
grown as extensively and are. not
as readily • available as Redhayen
they can be purchased at smaller
distributors. ,
The freshest possible fruit is
essential for a top quality. product.
:It . should_.beLfirm.. but, ripe. The
food. specialists with the Ontario.
Food Council, 0.D.A.F., 'suggest
the following method. .
First remove the skins. To do
this, dip the :peaches -into -boiling
water for 15 - 20 seconds (the I'
length of time will, depend upon
• diat-ely.. in
ice water to stop the 'cooking pro-
cess. The skin will slip off, easily,
leaving a perfect peach ' that .is.
ready to prepare for freezing.
One of the easiest 'methods of.
preparing peaches for freezing is
the •use of dry sugar and ascor-
• bic acid The ascorbic acid is
used to prevent discoloration of
the peaches,. but only a 'small.
!XANDFR.�� : ' .
NOTICE
L have now established a complete
Repair Service
WATCH and. CLOCK
REPAIR.
RING.,and. JEW'ELRY''.
REPAIR
DIAMONDS
REM UfTED
Fast Personal Guaranteed Service
All Repair Done, In ° Store
WILLIAM A. SCHMID'S SALE
Trill continue until October 15 at
which time I will take over the
complete business.
AND
Pa
EALTY LIMITED
GODERICH . 524-9662,
OUR BEST
This 40 .' acre farm has 10 acres
which has .been surveyed . into lots
which can be sold separately, plus
an attractive modern new home
with electric heat and small barn.
JUST LISTED
50 acre farm, brick house, ,barn
and garage with new hydro service
recently installed, also . 50 acres
beside the above property, plus 95
acres -just -across -the -road: --This
property can be bought separately alfa or Trefoil or 16.oz. 2 4 D in.
grass fields. This will also -control
bull thistle:
amount '/a teas . to each 4 cups
of sugar, is required. Use-um-min--
of
se on cup -
of . the.,,sugar ascorbic acid com-
bination to each 5 cups fruit: Coin-
bine the fruit (sliced or halved)
and sugar in a :bowl, allow the
sugar to dissolve and the peaches
to' -make their own syrup, then
pack and -freeze
townships..,
Both Mr Davis and Mr; John-
stone are beef farmers.
Elderslie last hadthe warden-
' I'm spay 1 have a date for:' the
Deans Confrontation, but 1.arn:free
for Saturday's Ecology disruptkil
.ship in 1954 whet; -William Oswald
held:•that post,. John Ransbury
of St. Edmunds was warden two'
years prior to this,.'•
ANNOUNCEMENT OFANfI(iENSION
LUCKNOW, 'ONTARIO
1QUOR_STORE
TENDERS. DUE:
• Wednesday, September' 22nd, 1971
OWNER LOBO, . Properties Department, Room .438
There are many other ways of
•freezing peaches, but the/'dry
pack method would most likely
suit the - Homemaker's' fancy at.
• this . busy season of -the: year.
Judi Reasbeck,
Home Economist, Bruce County
YELLOW ROCKET
Remember all the yellow rocket
last spring?`
Now 'is the time to spray • your.
hay fields to get rid of it for next
year. ` Usee20-oz:"-2-44DBBin Alf--
o"r together. • '
BUYING .V.L.A:3.
This is for .you. New home with full
basement, electric heat, plus at --
tractive ° kitchen.
GIVING AWAY
Just about, ' 2 attractive school..
houses:
JO.S, AONEW
• WATCHMAKER -' a •wiLER_:.
DIAMOND Sra`rER. :
A► A** * A *
SC t,IIDS EWELLRY
AND, CHINA
LUCKNOW
FARMS, COTTAGES AND
.. RIVER PROPERTIES
* * *.
GERRIE GLEN
AGE
DUNGANNON
LAWNS
An application of Mecoprop
(MCPP) before October 10; will.
give you a .weed. free lawn next
summer. ,•
Lawns also need• fertilizer and.
-ani=apphnation=--of-=�OO�bse
acre of 10-10-10 will give you a
good lawn. • this • fall and' next
.rig•
M. olto
�R.�B
Agricultural' Representative
Bruce County
..
•
ARCHITECT: Moffat, Moffat and. Kinoshita
• 55 Eglinton Avenue East
Toronto 12
::Tend
ner until 4 0 .m.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 22nd, 1971
For the construction under contract of ' a government store for
the sale of liquor.
Plansand speciftcations are available at the office of the Arch-
itect," above address, on deposit of a certified .chequepayable
to the Architect in the amount, of $100: This deposit` will . be refund-
ed
ef anded on the return of the plans' and. specifications '
Plans and specifications” will be on display at the Builders' Ex-
change in TORONTO and KITCHENER .- WATERLOO.
n•.
•
Tenders must be accompanied . by a bid : bond in ' an amount in
excess of 5% of the contract amount
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all tenders.
Nonce r
DEPARTMENT' OF
TRANSPORTATION
AND
COMMUNICATIONS
UIPMENT OWNERS
' For `-`Winter Maintenance Operations; 1971 -. 72 Season" :the fallow:/
mg equipment, is required:
'with minimum G.V.W. 27,000
power sandingunits are.
following -locations:
29-792
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HENSALL`t :1'VEST'O�C1 `SALES
onddy Evening, -September 27th
• 7 :00 p.m.:
•
Consisting. of Steers, Heifers, and Ca1veS
FOR 'CONSIGNMENTS CONTACT TE MANAGEMENT'
• ViOtOrl Hargreaves '482-7511. (Clinton)
Doug Riddell — 237.3576 (Dashwood)'
Jack Ridde11• , ,_ 2374431 (DasliWood) •
Auctioneers• hector McNeil •and Larry Gardiner.
BRUCE COUNTY JUDGING
COMPETITION, HELD ON '
,FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd, 1971
anover air p ay osr
for the second annual Grey -Bruce
-441-and:-Junior--Farmer--Judging
Competition. The Competition this
,year , was a great success,With 117
competitors taking part. Winners
An the_ competition -this -year ---were;
the . Novice Group, Brant Weber
of R.R. 5 Mildmay; the Intermed-
iate Group winner, as wellas ; the
overall, 'winner for • the • day, was
David Detzler of:' 11.R. • 2' Tees-.
Water,: and the Senior Group win-
xi�e�.: s ce -Aitken f� -
cardine.- '
e participants in the Compete
ition had' the opportunity of judg-
ing 5 classes of livestock and in-
,,door classes including corn, bar-
ley, ,hay, weed identification quiz,
tractor parts identification test
and general agricultural quiz, A
new beef sire evaluation quiz
was ,given this year in place of
one of the livestock ' classes. This
quiz worked out very well.
Bruce Stevenson,
&tension Assistant,
Bruce. County
lbs.' suitable for.,mounting
required •'at the
2 Trucks - •Guelph West, Guelph East, Erin, St. Marys,'
Exeter,' Grand Bend,.. Goderich, Harriston, Mt. Forest,
Shelburne, - New -Hamburg, . Clinton, -Mitchell, Galt
3 Trucks Listowel and Arthur:
4 Trucks `Kingham,
1 'Truck, - - with minimum ti G W. 42;000 lbs. 'tandem
'required for Galt.:.
The successful bidder., must have . V: License or apply..
y •
for same within'? days of nem notified.
LOADER;yard bucket: (-without operator -)--at the
following locations:
1 Loader Galt, Guelph West, Guelph East, New Ham'.
burg, Listowel, Harriston, St. Marys,' Exeter, Grand
g Arthur,.
Bend, Clinton Win ham, Goderich Mt. Forest
Shelburne, .Mitchell.
• Sealed Tenders on forms supplied' by the Depar men
be received by. the District Engineer, until 12 o'clock noon' local
time, Wednesday, September 29, 1971,
Specifications, tender forms, and envelopes may be 'bb=
ained n person or by mail from`the District Office in' Stratford,
'When requesting tenders please :specify location(s).
The lowest or any Tender, net 'necessarily 'accepted,
W' b., 'Neiilpovillz, Dlstr'ict Engineer,
• ,
Department 'of TraNspor+atori and Cdnrlrh
unidatiof'S►
Sol Horon Street, Stratford, Ontario
Telophent: 271.3550