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FAMILY Paradise Camping and
Snowmobile Club are holding a
euchre and daece Tuesday, March
21st. Music by the Silver Strings
Orchestra. Ladies please bring
lunch. Children under 14 years
admitted free. 1-10-2
Four Days to New York City
See the Easter Parade,
Leaves. March 31 from $67.00
ee****
Four Days to Nashville leaves
May 19. Grand Ole O'pry from
$64.95.
Good Times Travel Agency
Phone 527-0050, 1-10-2
PRESENTATION and dance for
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Stevenson
(nee Kay McCowan) Friday,
March 24th, C ranbrook
Community Centre. Music by
Ken Wilbee. Ladies bring lunch.
DANCE at the Wingham Legion
Hall, Saturday evening March 18.
Sponsored by the Huron. Feder-
ation of Agriculture. Music by
the Northern Gentleman.
1-11-1
GOOD TIMES TOURS
March 31st; 4 day New York
City tour; April 7th; 4 day Wash-
ington-Cherry Blossom Festival
tour; April 16th: The Merle Hag-
gard show Detroit includes Ray
Price, Faron Young, Freddie.
Hart, Bonnie Owens. Book early
now filling 4th and last bus. May
19th: 4 day Nashville, Grand Ole
O'Pry; May 20th: 3 day Ottawa
Tulip Festival. Tour Pamphlets
on request. Good Times Travel
Agency, Phone 527-0050,
Seaforth. 1-11-tf
CARD Party: in St. Ambrose
Parish Hall, Monday, March 20th
at 8:30 P.M, Everyone welcome.
1-11-1
CARD Party: March 16th I.O.O.
F. Lodge Rooms, 8: 30 P.M. Lunch
served. Admission 50C. Everyone
welcome. 1-11x1
1. Coming Events •
COME to Blyth Lions Club Binge
every Saturday night at 8:30p.m,
in Blyth Memorial Hall,
Admission $1.00. 12 regular
games $10.00 each; 2 share the
wealth games; one $25.00,Special
Jackpot of $125.00 if taken in
60 calls or upder. $10.00 added
each week if Jackpot does not
gp. 50% of take if jackpot does,
not go to full card. 1-9-ti
2. Lost, Strayed
LOST on March 8, 1972 a small
young dog either on the 11 -
12 line of Grey or the line of
Huron 10 near Brussels. It's
colour is reddish brown and it's
name is Bandit°. If found, one
can phone Mr. Carl Hemingway,
R.R.#3, Brussels. ,2-11x2
4. Help Wanted
REGISTERED NURSE
FOR HURONV I EW
CLI NTON
Good Salary
Pleasant working conditions
Apply by telephone 482-3451,
letter, or in person to
Administrator.
4-11-1
7,. F:+u-ations Wanted
Work Wanted: Plasterer with 15
years experience will do plaster-
ing of all types. New structures,
repair work and sand finishing.
Phone Garfield Vandenberg 887-
9421 for further information.
7-10-2
8. Farm. Stock for Sall
TEN started chunks, 8 weeks
old. 887-9416..
E,Schwartzentruber. 8-11x1
11. Articles for Sale
DRY shelled corn for sale in
8 or 16 ton loads. Contact Ken
R. Campbell, 527-0249. 11-7x8
Wood for Sale. Hardwood slabs
delivered in truckload lots: 6
cord for $24. Craig's Sawmill,
Auburn, 526-7220. 11-9-3
11. Articles for Sale
GUITAR special - First book and
two free lessons $19.50. No
enrollment fee.Henry's Harmony
House, Seaforth, 527-0663 or
482-7166. 11-10-2
TWO pairS bpys skates, sizes
3 and 6. $1,50 $2.00, 887-6704.
12. Wanted to Buy
ALUMINUM storm door, 32" x
78 1/2" (with screen). Mark
Cardiff, Phone 887-6008,
12-41X1
14. Property for Sale
1 1/2 storey , completely
MODERN HOME
One mile from town on high-
way; 4 bedrooms, kitchen,
diningroom, living room, cup-
boards and bath. Price $15,000.
3 BEDROOM. HOME
kitchen, diningroom, living-
room, cupboards and bath.
Price $6,000.
J I M CARDIFF
Real Estate Broker
Phone: Business 887-6100
Residence 887-6164
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19. Notices
TREE Cutting - Reasonable rates
Will cut trees in trade for
calves. Phone 887-9353.
19-10-tf
HURON DEAD .
STOCK REMOVAL
Clinton, Ontario
We are now paying $ 5.00 -
$15.00 for fresh dead or dis-
abled cows and horses over 500
lbs.
Two trucks to serve you
better. Fast, efficient
service.
All small farm stock picked up
free of charge as a service to
you.
Call collect - 482-9811
7 days a week - 24 hours a day
License No.378C-72
Call us first, you won't have to
call anyone else. 19- 9-tf
Brussels Pet Food
DEAD STOCK.
REMOVAL
We pay up to $15.00 for fresh,
:lead or disabled
Cows and Horses
Small animals removed free of
according to size
charge as a servile to you
Dial; 887-9334 Collect.
P rop' s. JOHNSTON BROS.
19-9-tf
21. Tenders Wanted
THE BANKRUPTCY ACT
'SALE BY -TENDER
Sealed tenders will be accepted
by the undersigned until 2:00 P.M.
on Wednesday the 22nd day of
'March, 1972, for the purchase of
the Trustee's interest in the
following assets:
Parcel No. 1.Approxim ately 2,000
bales of hay
2.Approximately 100
tons of corn silage
(pit silo)
3. 18 pigs - assorted
sizes
4.1 Auto Ski skidoo
CONDITIONS:
1.Tenders should be submitted for
individual parcels only and must
be accompanied by a certified
cheque made payable to the
21 Tenders Wanted
undersigned for 10% of the amount
of teeder as depogit, which
deposit will be returned if the
tender is not accepted and for-
leited to the undersigned as
.iquidated damages if the tender
is accepted end the sale not corn-
pleted by the purchaser.
2.0nly sealed envelopes marked
Tender - Elliott" willbe accep-
ted.
3.The highest or any tender will
not necessarily be accepted.
4.Tenders will be accepted on
the basis that the purehaser has
inspected the assets and no
warranty or condition is expres-
sed or can be implied as to des-
cription, size, price, quantity or
in any manner whatsoever.
5-Ontario Retail Sales Tax and.
Federal Sales Tax or any other
taxes as may be applicable are
to be paid by the purchaser
unless a proper exemption cer-
tificate is produced.
6.INSP EC TION:
MONDAY MARCH 20TH.
1972
12:00 Noon - 2:00 P.M.
Elliott farm - R.R.#4,
Walton,
Lot 11, Conc.13,McKillop
Twp.
7.The tenders will be opened by
the Inspector at a meeting to be
held at 2:00 P.M. on the 22nd
day of March, 1972, at the office
of the Trustee, 134 Waterloo
Street, Stratford, Ontario.
Any person submitting tenders
in the matter is invited to attend.
Additional information will be
available upon" request by tele-
phoning:
GLENN B DIEGEL.
C A
Trustee,
134 Waterloo Street,
Stratford, Ontario.
271-1160. 21-11-1
22 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of. Carrie Lauchland
Dunbar, deceased.
ALL persons having claims
against Carrie Lauchland
Dunbar, late of the Village of
Brussels in the County of
Huron, widow, who died on or
about the 16th day of February,
1972, are required to file par-
ticulars of same with the under-
signed on or before the 7th day of
April, 1972, after which date the
estate will be distributed with
regard only to the claims then
received.
DATED at Brussels this 7th day
of March, 1972.
CRAWFORD & MI LL •
Brussels, Ont.
Solicitors for the Executors.
22-11-3
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of William Towle
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the Estate of the above
mentioned, late of the Town of
Wingham, in the County of Huron,
Retired Farmer, who died on
February 7th, 1972, are required
to file proof of same with the
undersigned on or before the 1st
day of. April, 1972.
After that date the Executor
will proceed to distribute the
Estate having regard only to the
claims of which he Shall then
have had notice.
DATED at Wingham, Ontario
this 8th day of March, A,D.
1972.
'CRAWFORD & MI LL
Wingham, Ontario
Solicitor kir the Executor
22-11-3
24. Card of Thanks
I would like to thank all my
friends for cards, treats and
gifts while I was a patient in.
Wingham Hospital. A special
thank you to everyone who helped
my parents getting me to the
hospital. - Ruth Ann Watts..
24 -1 1 xl
We wish to express our apprec-
iation to those who expressed
their sympathy during our recent
bereavement. Special thanks to
Rev. E. L. LeDrew, M. L. Watts,
Dr. Bozyk and the nurses at
Wingham and District Hospital.
- Mildred Cardiff, Frank and.
Anne Hiemstra. 24-11x1
My sincere thanks for gifts,
letters, cards and calls, while I
was in hospital. Carson and. I
appreciate very much the help and
kindnese of our family and
friends. - Alma Watson. 24-11x1
27. Births
GUY - To Mr. and Mrs . Gordon
Guy in Wingham and District
Hospital on Saturday, February
26th, a son, William Jordon
Barry. 27-11x1
Weather
Factor
In Crop
Production
C. S. Baldwin
Soils Division
Ridgetown College of Agri-
cultural Technology
Ridgetown, Ontario
There are many crop prod-
uction practices that influence
yields obtained on any given area
of land. But often yields vary
widely from year to year with
no apparent difference in the
management program.
In a fertility trial conducted
over several years at the Ridge-
town College of AgriCultural
Technology, all the management
practices were the same each
year. Nevertheless, corn yields
varied as much as 60 bushels
per acre from one year to
another. The main variability
was the weather, primarily the
rainfall throughout the growing
season.
The 1963 growing season was
very dry, resulting in low yields
of corn. In contrast, 1967 had
excellent rainfall throughout the
growing season. Average yields
were 60 bushels per acre higher
in 1967 than they were in 1963.
We should keep these wide
fluctuations in mind when we
attempt to explain yield differ-
ences from one year to another.
Perhaps too often we attribute
the difference to some aspect of
management, when it may really
be due to weather.
For example, if we decide
to change to a different source
of nitrogen and it happens the
season is something less than
ideal in rainfall amount and dis-
tribution, yields could be drast-
ically lower. If we accuse the
nitrogen material of being the
culprit, we draw false conclus-
ions about its value as a fert-
ilizer.
The same is true on the oppo-
site side when we alter a Manage-
ment practice and end up with
excellent rainfall and very high
yields. Too much credit may be
given to the management practice
that was changed.
Extreme caution, then, should
be exercised when We compare
yields from one year to another
and try to pinpoint reasons. Wea-
ther differences, primarily rain-
fall amount and distribution
throughout the growing season,
should always be kept in mind.-
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ilF DANCE: Brussels Legion Hall,
Ken Scott's Orchestra, April 15th.
Restricted 18 years and over.
Sponsored by Brussels Figure
Skating Club. 1-11x3
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