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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-06-13, Page 64 - : PACIN sox Creditors NOTICE TO CREDITO R S - In the Estate of ELMO MacPHERSON PRITCHARD the Village of Lucknow n the County of, Bruce All persons claiming against the above Estate are required to- forward oforward full particulars Nof" their claims to the undersigned on .or before the 15th day of June, 1973,. after which date the assets: will be distributed. • ` DONNELLY & MURPHY 10 The Square Goderich, Ontario Solicitors for the' Estate NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the- Estate Of' THOMAS HENRY GARDNER ALL . PERSONS having claims against the Estate of the above mentioned; late of the Township. of Ashfield.: in the County of Huron, retired farmer, who died on. February 12th, 1973,. are re- ' quiredto file proof of same with the .undersigned on or before the 16th .day of June 1973. After that date the Executor will proceed to distribute the Es- tate having regard only to the claims of which heshall then have had notice. DATED. at Wingham, . Ontario this 28th day of May, . A.D., 1973. CRAWFORD,MILL & DAVIES Wingham, Ontario Solicitors for the Executor NOTICE 'TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS / In The Matter Of The Estate Of BRUCE McMILLAN. late of the Township of West Wawanosh in the County of Huron; Farmer, •Deceased . NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN pursuant to The Trustee Act that all creditors 'and others having claims against the Estate of the' late Bruce McMillan are requir- ed to send particulars of their claims, duly verified, to GOOD - ALL & CAMPBELL, Solicitors .for the .Executors of the said Estate, on or before the 22nd day of June, A.D. 1973 and that after such date the Executors will, proceed to distribute the assets of. the said estate, having regard only to the claims of which they .shall then have had notice. . DATED at Wingham, Ontario, this 25th day of May, A.D., 1973. • Philip McMillan and. Archibald McMillan, Executors of the Estate By their Solicitors, GOODALL & CAMPBELL, Box . 730, Wingham, Ontario - Solictors for the Estate CHISI--OLM FUELS. > > SUNOCO. DISTRIBUTORS LUCKNOW Phone 529.7524 or 524-7681 FREE BURNER' SERVICE Products. For Farm; Home and Industry LICENSED MECHANIC for our new John Deere Service Centre at Blyth. Ari you con- scientious, aggressive, have ability to manage a new shop? Please apply to: Mr. Earl Long Huron Tractor Ltd. Exeter, Ont. Phone 235-1115 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO, Notice. To Creditors NOTICE TO -CREDITORS In the Estate of DONALD THOMAS MacKINNON ALL PERSONS having claims against the Estate of the above- mentioned, late of the Township' of Kinloss in the County of Bruce, , Retired Farmer, who died on April ' 12th, .1973, are required to file proof of same with the under-' signed on or before the 30th day of June, 1973. After, that date the Executors will proceed to• distribute the. Es- tate having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have had notice. DATED at Wingham, Ontario, this 5th day of June, A.D.11973. Crawford Mill and Davies Wingham; Ontario Solicitors for 'the Executors NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims. against . the Estate of FRANCIS JOSEPH • HAMILTON, retired farmer, of the Village of Luck - now, in the County of Bruce, who died on or about the 3rd day of June, 1973, are required to file the same with full particulars with the, undersigned by the 7th day of July, 1973, as after that date the assets of the estate will be distributed. DATED at Goderich, Ontario, this 11th day of June, 1973. Prost and Egener, Barristers, etc„ ' 33 Montreal Street, Goderich, Ontario Solicitors for the Estate Bruce Farm Report ELEMENTARY. SCHOOL FARM SAFETY, POSTER COMPETITION This competition, has been sponsored for a number of years now. by the Bruce County Farm, Safety Council. This year there were over .1,000• entries 'in the competition coming from almost. all Public and Separate schools in the county. The ' winners in Section 1 — Grades 7 & 8 were: 1. Barbara Vickers, Hillcrest School, Tees - water; 2. Donald McArthur, Port Elgin Saugeen • Central School, Port Elgin. The winners in . Section II, Grades 4, 5 & 6 were: 1. Nancy Barfoot, Elderslie Central School, Chesley;: 2. Denise Voisin, Sac- red Heart School, Mildmay; 3. Sandra Newman, Walkerton Pub- lic School, Walkerton. The winners in Section III, Grade 1, 2 & 3 were: 1. Gwen Barfoot, Elderslie Central School, Chesley; 2. Lynn Maxwell,. El- derslie Central. School, Chesley; 3. David Goetz,. Sacred . Heart School; Mildmay. -Denis Quish, Associate Agricultural Rep WIREWORM Are you wondering why you have a poor stand of grain or corn this spring? The answer may be beneath the soil surface in the form of a wireworm, lots. of, them. Normally, ° this pest is only serious following sod in ro- tation but because of cool moist conditions ' this spring it is oc- curing everywhere... The insect is easy to recognize. It looks like a short piece of dark yellow wire with a brown head. Wireworrns eat seeds, roots and shoots. Unfortunately, there is nothing short of replanting that can be done now. Wireworms do .. not cause damage once they are CONSIGNMENT 'SALE Another Consignment Sale will be held at .Teeswater arena on Wednesday, June 20 at 7 p.m. consisting of • antiques, antique dishes, household furnishings, etc. For further information contact Auctioneers Wallace Ballagh' 392.6170 Grant McDonald 395-5353 REPORT FROM QUEEN'S PARK BY MURRAY GAUNT M.P.P. HURON - BRUCE The Minister of Natural Re- sources, The Honourable Leo Bernier, this week announced an • expansion of park' facilities' in the Bruce Area ,'which means, in effect, that Ontario Hydro is tak- ing over Inverhuron Park as a green belt area surrounding the enlarged nuclear Hydro facilities. Ontario Hydro will join with • the Ministry of Natural Resources in acquiring some 1800 acres of land at MacGregor. Point, near Port Elgin, approximately .10 miles North of Inverhuron Park. This new park is expected to be fullyoperational by 1975 and meanwhile Inverhuron• will remain open to the public as an overnight camping area.' After 1975 the swimming and picnic areas and , open park spade now occupied by. campers, will remain available to the public free of charge, although the land will be owned by. Hydro. I amdisappointed in this news, because •Inverhuron:Park is consid• eyed to be one of the best - if not. the best - provincial park in Ont- ario, and the likelihood of it being duplicated'in the area is ° ,• very remote. • ' Also this week, Premier Davis announced the establishment of a Ministry of Energy for Ontario' :within a few weeks, and plans • mature ;(approximately 1" in length). A seed dressing ,contain- ing Lindane is the preventative. Lindane may be 'a worthwhile "ounce of •prevention next spring. FREE PUBLICATIONS . AVAILABLE Fruit Varieties, a booklet des- cribing all the new and available varieties of tree . fruits, grapes and berries; Insects and Mites of Ornamental Trees and. Shrubs, if something is :eating your fav- ourite tree, it is probably ident- ified dentified in this publication; The Saddle Horse, a good booklet on horse care; • Freezing i?oods, a booklet - giving , blanching times and other information useful in the home freezing of foods. Colin Reesor, Associate 'Agricultural Rep. Box 1330, Walkerton, Ontario. LARGE CONSIGNMENT AUCTION : SALE Of tractor, combines, swather and general farm egiulpment on SAT., JUNE 23, 1 2:3 0 GORDON BRINDLEY FARM. 1/4 mile north and' 1/2 mile east of Carlow or 7 miles N/E of Goderich TO PLACE CONSIGNMENTS CALL 5244457 CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Farm Implements, .& Some Household' Effects will be held for GEORGE A.'& IAN STEWART Lot 19, Concession 12, Huron Township; 2% miles north of Ripley and 1 mile west on the. 12th. Concession or 2% miles south of Kincardine on , Hwy. 21, & 4 miles east on. the 12th Con- cession Huron Twp. On SATURDAY, JUNE 16 at 1:15 p.m. • Machinery .. M.F. 65 tractor.; M.F. 35'tractor with industrial loader; M. Harris 30 tractor; 11% ft. George White cultivator with 3 P.H., like new; 28 plate Cockshutt wheel disc with hydraulic ram; 3 P.H. grass seeder; M.F. 17 rune seed drill,' like new; M.H. 13 run seed drill on steel; 5 section of diamond harrows and pole; 4 section of diamond . harrows' and pole; 12 ft. land packer, like new; New Idea P.T.O. manure spreader; International P.T.O.'. manure spreader; 5 ft;George White rot- ary mower; . M.F. No. 10 baler 32 ' ft. Skeleton bale elevator; 3 rubber tired ' wagons; M.F. No. 410 combine 12 ft. ' grain head with pick up and straw chopper; No. 64 International P.T.O. com- bine; 16 ft. 5" grain auger with motor; . 2 set of tractor chains; two wheel trailer, George White snow blower; emery and stand with electric motor; 2 electric motors; ' grind stone; wagon: wheels; post hole auger; 2 elec- tric cattle clippers. Dairy Equipment .. . 5 unit Surge milker pump, used one year; step saver and 3 Surge milker units; two .'stainless steel sinks. . Horse Drawn Equipment ... .. 2 grain binders; mower; cult- ivator; 2 row corn cultivator; riding plow; two seed drills; Bob sleigh andrack; hay loader; 2 steel tired wagons . and 1 live- stock ramp; two walking plows; stoneboat; cutter; neck yokes.; quantity of 11/2" pipe; two fann- ing mills;; platform scales; grain thrower; 1 set of steel block and tackle; 2 sets of ropeblock and tackle; quantity ' of used . lumber and 2 x 4's. . Household Effects .. Dining room suite consists of buffet, table and 4 chairs;'. ches- terfield and chair; two beds and 1 bedroom suite; crib and mat- tress and high chair; kitchen table; assorted chairs; electric lamps; ,fridge and two stoves; 23 cu. ft. freezer; antique lamps;:. glasses; dishes;other articles too numerous to . mention. TERMS CASH -- FARM SOLD Owner and . auctioneers not. responsible for accidents or injuries in any way 'connected with the sale Prop's. George A. & Ian Stewart Auctioneers: ' Grant McDonald, Ripley, Phone 395-5353. Wallace Ballagh, •Teeswater Phone 392-6170 for a $3.8 billionexpansion of power generating facilities, including two nuclear plants. The Premier introduced legislation tp turn Ontario Hydro into a Crown Corporation, and provide a -review process,' including public partici- pation, for price increases on elec tricity. According to a report tab, led in the Legislature this week by Darcy McKeough, the. Prem- ier's Parliamentary Assistant res- ponsible for energy ,matters, Ontario has one of the highest per capita rates of energy consumption in the, world. The report also 'states, that "the era WEDNESDAY; JUNE) Wha's New At 'Huronvj0 Thrents took advs of, the' fineirty weatherside afternoon and attended the The folon Sa ton Spring pair, folks led by bus and were givena pass by .the Fair Board, Mr, and Mrs. Bert Finlay Goderich, joined Normans and Jerry Collins to.piovide music for Monday afternoon together. Following the sin of Happy Birthday for those ing birthdays during the wee two new residents werewele to the Home ,. Miss Myrtle and Bill, Trewin. Patients Ward E of the GoderichPsyc tric Hospital, along withth director, Mrs. Ferris, vii_ Home and took part in thea tyme music , dancing ands' song activities. The regular Thursday F Night' program Was changed a fternoon this week to acco date two choirs from Usborn Central School. This group 120 students along with the cipal, Mr. A. Taylor, and. ere Mrs. Hodgert, Mrs; Ott well and Mr; Snell; had pr ed a concert at Godrich Psychiatric Hospital earlier 'the day.. •This was a fined' of musical talent, with seal choir of sixty-five studentss ing twelve numbers and a choir of fifty singing several orite numbers. A gymnastic team displayed their skillw tap dancingby twin sisters, Lynda; and . Lisa Morrison and guitar duet by Valerie and lene Glanville. Mrs. Wagh thanked the entertainers on half of the residents with ea student getting a small treat' ,which •hadbeen purchasedw profits from the tuck shop. of cheap energyhas ended It is strongly rumoured at. Queen's Park that Darcy Keough. will be given the Ca et post of Minister of Energy • Minister of Treasury, Eco Les and IntergovernmentalA John White introduced legis. this week which will allow Province. to designate level' mens planning areas, andth Government has frozen zo on 55 ,000 acres from Pond Markham 'in an attempt to: halt urban sprawl with a Tan' plan which includes, gree highways and hydro lines etc eight Member Commission' be setup which will make a master plan for the Niagara Escarpment area ,-although Government. does not intend purchase the whole escarp area , • which would cost abo $4 billion • The members the Commission will be no ed by the local Councils in area , one each from the Re of Niagara and the Counties Wentworth,. Halton, Peel, in, Simcoe,' Grey and 81uCe The Government has also forward an Act to Provide fo Planning and Development' ario , which would give the incial Government considers power to force mum to problems aliii o act on Tannin p tWhile making the presentatt these plans ,to MPPs and mu al politicians, Premier Dav mentioned "the vital necess of checking urban sprawl, 0 serving community identity said ..that to achieve this the Government will have an regulations for the pningnevi of land use on a scale p unknown in Ontario".