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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-03-20, Page 7For the care and well-being of our guests, Pinecrest Manor will provide: 3 lounges with refreshment facilities for-a patient to entertain visitors if desired . Coloured television T;V. and telephone outlets in,every room All regular and special diets prepared Dining room and tray service if required Activities .and crafts programmes Private, semi-private and standard accommodation Barber and Beauty, Parlour Tuck Shop Meals with family and friends may be arranged Shuffleboard r +1. j Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home Drawer 220 Lucknow, Ont. Despite continued shortages in building supplies and materials, Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home hopes to be in a position to accept patients for admission by April 1, 1974. Our new, 61-bed, completely fireproof and modern facility will feature discriminating, professional nursiilg care 24 hours each day provided by Reg- istered Nurses, Registered Nursing Assistants and fully qualified Nursing Aides. YOUR ENQUIRIES ARE INVITED Mary R. Newbold, Reg. N., Director of Nursing Services George A. Newbold, Administrator am* DOG 11.110ENCES AND TAGS Are available at the Municipal Office, Luck- and must be purchased no later than March 974. All dogs within the municipality must be ;ed. Cost of license as follows: male or spayed le $4.00; each additional male o; spayed fe- $6.00; female $10.00, each additional female O. Village of Lucknow NEW' NIARCItlt,.1974 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE SEVEN ' KINLOUGH For full information CALL: Cliff Eminerton, Sales Representative Point Clark — R.R. 1, Kincardine, Ontario Office 395.5020 Home 395-5544 You- can own a' home for less. than you think You can help build it and save money Use our, plans — or yours Ask about our factory built, self help 'homes TRU-CRAFT HOMES Waterloo, anetario HOME Of. YOUR, OWN HOUSEHOLD AUCTION Household sale for the:istate of MRS. ALEX MORLAND Victoila Street, Kincardine, fisting of real estate, antiques and household effects SATURDAY, APRIL 20 at 12:30 idioneers Wallace Ballagh 392.6170 ;rant McDonald 395.5353 EARING AUCTION SALE Livestodc, Machinery and Some' Household Effects will be held for MERLE MALL E Y 70, Concession 1,, Kinloss nship, 1 1/4 miles north and mile westof MALu RCH 26 cknow I TUESDAY, at 1:00 o'clock tock . lereford steers,: approx. 700 1 Charcilais steer, approx. s.; 4 B.W.F. heifers, approx. ; 4 Black heifers, approx, lbs.; 2' Hereford heifers, x. 550 lbs.; 4 cross bred s; 6 cross bred steers; 1 Gelding horse. finery Cockshutt tractor with 3 point hitch tractor r; No. 230 Case baler; Nutt 'side delivery rake; t and rack; 1966' Chev uck with racks; 225 amp. n electric welder; acetylene with 25 'ft.. of hoSe; approx. of welding rod; 8" radiam 71/4" skill saw.; jigg saw; lectric drill; 1/2 " electric steel water trough and wheelbarrow; forks, shov- d sledge hammer; cans of quantity of lumber; single harness; quantity of 1/4 " to alts from 1" to 6" long. iold Effects . . . • lroom suite; 3 pc, chestet- uite; kitchen table and 4 drapes; 8" Philco T.V.; erial; 12' x 9' rug; coffee 2 end tables; 2' speed el- fan; electric heater; other. too numerous to mention, AS CASH — FARM SOLD vier or auctioneers not sible for any accidents or on property day rf sale Prop. Merle Malley Ineers: Grant McDonald, ipley, Phone 395.4353 ace Ballagh; Teeswater ' Phone 392-6170 AUCTION SALE Of Livestock, Machinery and Some Household Effects will be held for LYMAN SUTTON Lot 9, Concession 14, kinioss ownship, 9 miles north and i/2 mile west _of. Lucknow THURSDAY, MARCH 28 at 10:30 a.m. Massey Ferguson 165 tractor, 3 yr. old with Industrial tractor loader and chains, in .gool con- dition; International C row crop tractor With. corn scuffler; In- ternational 140 bu. 'manure spreader; Cockshutt 200 bu. man- ure, spreader; 91/2 ft. 3 point hitch cultivator; 18 ft. International disc; 12: ft. chain harrows; Mas- sey Ferguson 17 run seed drill, 1 year old; New Holland 469 hay- bine, 2 yr. old; Cockshutt rake on rubber; Oliver 62 baler; 38 ft. George White elevator; Ver- satile 10 ft. swather; .1965 ton truck with gravity grain box; 2 George White wagons with racks; New Holland 352 mix mill, like new; New H011and 770 forage harvester, like new, used on 3. silos; Dion forage blower and pipes; 3 Dion .2 beater forage wagons; vice; electric motor; air compressor; snow blower: Livestock . . . 40 Hereford heifers, to freshen in May and June; 1 Purebred " Hereford bull. Hay and Straw . . . 2000 bales of straw; quantity of baled hay. Household Effects . . . Blonde bedroom suite; vinyl couch; antique white bedroom suite; 2 beds; commodes, anti- que; bronze tone dinette suite; Queen Anne table; 4 modern chairs; arm chair; wooden couch, antique; occasional chair; dress- er; 2 chesterfield chairs; 2 desks; deep freeze; stove; quantity of sealers, dishes; antiques; refrig- erator; hot water tank, 30 gal.; washer spin dryer, Simplicity; end • tables and antique, coffee table. This is a good line of modern farm machinery. Numeroiss small articles. TERMS "CASH — FARM SOLD Owner or auctioneer not respons;ble for accidents Lunch. Booth on Grounds, Brian Rintoul, auctioneer Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr held a family dinner before Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barr and: family of Agincourt leave for a '2 year per- iod to Durban, 'South Africa. Mrs. John Barr returned 'home after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barr and family at Agincourt Mr. and 'Mrs. Walter Breckles returned home after holidaying in Florida with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Breckles: Mrs. Edburt Bushell 'returned to her home on Wednesday of last week after a lengthy stay in the K and 'W Hospital, Kitchener. Friends here are glad to welCome her home and hope she will con- Untie to improve. Mrs.. Glen Campbell of Amber- ley spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott. held a lenten service for the Lurgah congregation at their home on Thursday evening. Some from here and alsci from Ripley attended. Rev. J. R. King was in charge of the service and Mr., Ed Curtis 'of Kincardine led the discus. Bruce Farm Report SHORTAGES Most -people in business today are coping with a new nuisance — 'shortages. Many commodities are scarce because oil and ,gas became scarce. Many are' scarce because of panic buying; one fellow bought twice as much fert- ilizer as -he needed because it was scarce; a.normal - two week supply of toilet paper was bought out of a supermarket in one' day because it was reported that toilet paper was scarce. Farming is more difficult in 1974 because, of shortages. Here are some suggestions to help you through the growing season. FERTILIZER AND WEED SPRAYS would 'suggest you take de-. livery as soon as possible rather • than depend on the dealer to pro- vide storage until needed. Also you should be familiar with al- ternate materials, in case, your original order can't be filled. , MACHINERY • Long delays in getting a new machine and parts seem inevit- able; so start repairing:your hay- ing machinery now, followed by your grain harvesting equiPinent. MONEY A lot of farmers spent 'a lot of money last fall to avoid income tax. I would suggest that it would be cheaper to let averaging re- duce, the overall' tax paid rather than using extra 'expenses. There , are many farmers who 'cOuld change their fiscal year to some time other than January 1st to a great advantage. This would help stablilize, the market around Christmas. If you wish to -change the fiscal date of your business write to: Department . of National Revenue: Taxation Division, 166 Frederick Street,' Kitchener, Ontario BEEF FARMERS All beef. farmers are encour- aged to become members of the Bruce County Beef Improvement , Association. The three dollar. membership includes a' subccrip, tion to the Cattlemen Magazine. If you wish to receive the Breeder 'and Feeder which is published by the Ontario Beef Improvement Association you may do so free of charge by . writing this office. M. R. Bolton, Agricultural Representative PUBLICATIONS FREE OF CHARGE' Ontario Honey — contains re- cipes ,regarding honey. Cereals contains recipes regarding cereals. Factsheet — 254 - 18 — Rhu- barb Forcing. Sion' group. /Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bennett of Toronto visited on Saturday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Art Haldenby. ' Congratulations are extended to Mr. and 'Mrs. Art Haldenby who will be celebrating their 50th Wedding anniversary on Friday . March 22nd. Mrs. Clare Sparling and son Douglas of. Walkerton visited on Monday with her father George Haldenby. Mr. and Mrs'. Cliff Langford, Jamie and Kim of Woodstock visited over the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nichol- son.. Jamie and Kim remained with their grandparents. while their mother is a patient in Vic- tbria Hospital, London. Friends here wish Donna improved health. Lois Nicholson of Milton , is spending the winter holiday at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Art Haldenby went to Toronto for the week end "on the occasion of their Golden Wedding when a gathering will be held for their family and relatives.