The Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-11-12, Page 26JOHN VICTORY HOY
John Victor Hoy of Sepoy
Apartments, Lucknow, died
in Wingham and District
Hospital on Wednesday, Oct-
ober 29, 1980 in his 76th
year.
A truck driver, he later
farmed in ,Ashfield Township
until his retirement in 1970.
He was"a member of Port
Albert Anglican Church.
Born in Grey Township,
Huron County, on July 6,
1905 he was a son of the late
Robert Hoy and the late
Jessie Woodrow of _Port
Albert.
He married' the former
Agnes Cousins on December
29, 1927.
He is survived by one
daughter, Evelyn, Mrs. Tom
Phillips, Lucknow, six grand-
children and 10 great grand-
children.
He is also survived by two
sisters, Viola, Mrs., Roy
Petrie, Port Albert; Nadel,
Mrs. Neil Schram, Goderich
and three brothers, • Clarence
Port Albert; Cliff, Goderich
and Woodrow, Woodstock.
He was 'predeceased by his
wife in. April of 1962, two
sons in infancy, a sister,
Jessie, Mrs. Charles Petrie
and one brother, Robert.
The funeral -service was
held from the MacKenzie
and MoCreath Funeral Home
in Lucknow on Friday, Octob-
er 31, 1980 at 2 p.m. Rev. G.
Garratt of the Lucknow An-
glican Church officiated.
Flower bearers were
grandsons, Jack, Glen, Grant
and Wayne Phillips.
Pallbearers were William
Hayden, Jim Hayden, Clar-
ence Hoy Jr., Arthur Stew-
art, Elwin Petrie and Bill
Phillips.
Burial followed in Dungan-
non Cemetery.
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BY RUTH BUCHMEIER
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Frayne who
had a beautiful day on Satur-
day for their wedding.
Little Jonathon MacKin-
non, son of Mr. and Mrs.
David MacKinnon is still a
patient in Wingham Hospit-
al. We wish him a speedy
recovery.
Visiting with Mr. and MrS.
Ray Buchtneier and Carol
last week were Ray's neph-
ew, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly
Hannaha and Michael of Cal-
gary, Alberta.
Recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Needham
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Needham of Corunna, Mrs.
Mary Hansen of Florida and
Mrs. Jean Ruttan of—Micht-
gan. On Sunday they'held at
birthday dinner for their son-
in-law, Wm. F. Andrew. To
celebrate the birthday were•
Bill's family, Suzanne, Shau-
na, Warren and Eric, Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Andrew Sr,
and John, Mary of London
and Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Andrew and. Carolyn.
Congratulations to the
graduates of F. E. Madill
whose Commencement Exer-
cises were held on. Friday
night. Some of those .that• 1
can mention from this area
are Norma MacIntyre, John
Edisbury, Anne Colwell,
Beverly Bell, Ray Cunning-
tham, Faye Ann Forster and
Kathy Brooks, Dianne Mc-
Bride and Mark Haldenby,
Margaret Maclntyre was
home from.Hamiltomiwer the
weekend.
Bill Haldenby accompan-
ied his mother and her
husband, to visit with Bill's
sister, Lois and family of
Uranium City, Saskatchewan
last week.
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REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE LTD.
526-2031 LUCKNOW
By Jiteiliagarty,Ferm Management Specialist
A barber in a rural town must know all the reaSons why
lt'S-itnpOSsible Ito start, fartning teday,,Ile.mustsondft
about his own future. Maybe, he'll have "to specialize in
trims for balding, heads. • .
As 1 wait my turn in a barbet shOp in Mitchell I bear
people playing the "ain't it awful game". It takes Me
back thirty-five years, As a kid I waited in Goldie's shop
on the same street—two doors down' and heard the same
comments almost word for word. "There's no Way a
young person can start farming today, they'll go broke
_trying,and.theiLparents will end up in the poOr.house"
are statements these armchair reporters play out—like
trump cards in a euchre game.
It's a good thing that generations of fartnfamilies have
ignored this negative game, Young people start farming
every year, It's not easy. It'S hard work-131a the facts are
that farming in this area. (maybe the best in theworld) is
our most important industry. Young people will find
ways to start farming.
Don Risebrough of the Holstein Friesian Association
Visited New Zealand and came back impressed with the
concept of sharemilking agreements. They are very
Wed on, Saturday
common in that countrY.:In fact, it's an act of parliament.
The terms and conditions are clearly spelled out In
return for milking the cows and work on the farm, the
-sharemilk-erreceives arr•agreed percentage Of the profits
from the milk. The percentage depends on the amount of
work and responsibilitiei he has and whether he has
some form of equity in the Intsiness.
There are three types of agreements; the first two
• (29% and 39% share) require no capital input into the.
farm apart from paying some sundry costs--such as
fertilizer. They are normally stepping-stones towards the
more common 50% agreement. Under this agreement
the-shareirtilIcer owns.the cows and -the dairy teas except.,
for the parlour: In return he receives 50% of the sales
from the milk and the stock, This way the owner still his
an interest and stake in .the farm without the worries' Of
its day-to-day running and milking. A newcomer has an
opportunity' to Start farming and work his way up the
ladder.
The next time you get a hair cut surprise your barber.
Tell him a success story abont farming. It'll smake his
day! And you'll feel good knowing he'll likelY be there ro
cut yotir hair 'next month.
4111,
WINGHAM *SALES ARENA'
Large Auction Sale
of
Household Effects,
Antiques and collectables
for
Mrs.. Angeleri of Tiverton
along with consignments from area homes
Sale to be held at the
Wingham Sales Arena
680 Josephine Street [North End of 'Whighatn]
Tifrstleireve*nig,
November 12
PARTIAL LISTING OF SALE INCLUDES:
Poppy Red refrigerator with matching electric range
[like new]; 9 pc. dining room suite in burled walnut
[china cab. very ornate]; complete bedroom suite with
twin beds; gentleman's chest, and ladies' dresser;
antique Victorian sofa; Victorian parlor chair; pair of
mahogany bureau tables; 5 pc. maple dinette suite;
liquor bar; wing back chair; dining table with 6 chairs; 3
pc. modern bedroom suite; leather sofa; reclining chair;
colour T.V.; 4 poster bed [walnut]; air conditioner [like
new]; old nursing rocker; 2 old trunks; card table and
chairs; bedding; glass and china; and many box lots;
and other useful household items. -
REMEMBER DATE AND TIME. PLAN TO ATTEND
THIS QUALITY AUCTION!
TERMS - CASH, CHEQUE, VISA, MASTER CHARGE
NIGHT OF SALE
Preview ,- Thursday all day till sale time
FOR CONSIGNMENTS FOR OUR NEXT AUCTION
CALL WINGHAM SALES ARENA
357-1730 or 357-2987
Jake Kikkert, Auctioneer
LIQUIDATIONS & AUCTIONS
RIPLEY HOME - 4 bedrooms, electric, heat, new roof
and Siding, two car garage, mortgage available, Asking
$25,000.00,
2 BEDROOM brick bungalow,. attached garage, on
large lot, Whiteehurch. Asking 545,000.,
A. 10 YEAR OLD 3 bedroom bungalow, hot water
heating. ApPliances to remain, ASking only $33,500...
3 BEDROOM HOME, Havelock Street; Lucknow,
$20,000.
COMPLETELY RENOVATED, in 1974, three. bedroom
bungalow on double lot Asking '$45,000.
KINLOUGH 3 bedrooM 2 yr, old bungaloW, electric
heat. Asking $29,900,
trade on a.farm,
room, fireplace, games rooni, in a ground swimming
pool, paved drive, garage, and many extras. Willing, to
LUCKNOW 6 yr. old split level, 3 bedroorn, family
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2 YR, OLD, 6 unit apartment building, good income,
' 10 1/4 % Mortgage. Ripley.
ESTATE HOME, Lucknow, 4 bedroome, 3 Pc: and 2 pc.
bath. Close to main street: Asking $23,500.
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100 ACRES - Ashfield TWp.„. good buildings,. 90
'workable, highWaY location,
2 BEDROOM BUNGALOW, small lot, 1 block from post
office. Make us an Offer:
NEW. HOUSE - 41/4 , acres, large family room with
fireplace.'21 creek crossing proPerty, I niile from
Lucicnow.
We are in need of listings
ROBERT CAM PBELL . FRASER MacKINNON
Res:, 5294417 Res: 395-2880
Tp SEE IS
4 BEDROOM brick home with large kitchen, living and
dining areas, family_room.and—stin-Lcleek-,--located-
-/PProximately 1, mile from Lucknow. Approximately 17
acres of property with barn and river at the back. Nicely
landscaped with trees planted. This home is in
• immaculate condition. This property would be hard to
dUplicate.
TO CLOSE ESTATE, 2 bedrooms down and 2 bedrooms
up, extra large lot, exceptionally well cared for.
Immediate Possession. Ideal retirement Inime. Asking
$25,000.
FIVE ACRES, four bedroom brick home, barn 40 x 60
and workshop 20 x .40.. Presently restoring and
refinishing furniture; equipment also available. L'ocat-
ed' in Dungannon area.
WHITECHURCH 5 bedroom frame home, all newly
renovated, carpeted with 2, 3-piece baths and oil
furnace, plus small barn.
LUCKNOW - comfortable 2 bedroom bungalow, full
length, sun porch, all electric heat, on an exceptionally
FARMS
504 ACRES, approx. 400 'Choice cash crop workable.
Homes and buildings are well maintained, barns are
well set up for beef and hogs, crop is in the ground and
'may be sold with the farm or fall possession is
available.
KINLOSS TWP. - 225 acres, 4 bedroom brick'home you
would be proud to own, all other buildings excellent. If
you are looking for an ideal family farm inquire for
more information.
300 ACRES - Ashfield Township, 3 bedroom home,
every convenience; barn has capacity for 45 sows,
finishing 1000 yearly; liquid manure storage.
We have inquiries for farms, both large and
small acreages. If you are thinking of selling,
give us a call, we would be pleased to talk to
you.
Warren & terry Zinn
R. # 2, LUCKNOW PHONE 5294350
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nice lot, asking $20,SOn. ,