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ry Earms
ilt County Junior Fad,
try .heM an Executive
otb various topica Ming
(tile of the more rm.,
oni§was the dtscuasior' .Olid.
rarms for the 1961
pros are at present tar
im some way aft /tire.
.. have° beer' in'the min*
for we hundred years or
10:yipped that this will be.
as a ptov nciat basis.. The
,T,mfr Farmers have. noti-
township Clerks that they
lk now' of al/ the
yams b'ut. perhaps . any.
. a Centuy Farina might
let either the Township
r aag' of the junior Farm;,
faow. probable way that
wili.'desfgaate these !gnat
a sing t for the -gate. There
l a1 small charge to the
goner butt it was hoped ,that.
e.moug t of the
arm waard not mind
J"miior Farmers•set tentative
for their two Curling. Bow
,Ttila'rad Curling ngi o sp .
for Saturday, Eiecember
Mkt,: and ' the Boys
pia. lantrary7-29fir; The
Ewing Vehicle Scut are
sO!l fairly well throughout.
.:As has been mentioned
are avafabl'e from the
powers or the Farm Safety
at $Z5) each...
Awards Night- season' is
O. fed*, N►oveu'ner
r.,
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
?.6th,, 'the.`Teeswater, Paisley, :1+tild
-nay,, and Walkerton Clubs .will
have • their Awards Night in the.
Waterton District .High School at
3:30 .p.m. The 'Chesley 4-H Club
,whir having their Awards Night'
izi the first part of that weekbut
we aze nct sure of the date at time
of writing It'. is very encouraging
to those workin g in 4 -II to see the
support and encouragement given
by the parents and Agricultural
Societies at the Awa: d...3 Night. as,
weft as throughout the year. Of
course,, we .must ' mention the
nurnerous ' prize donors who give
that extra incentive to 4-H work.
We cannot mention all; • these in-
dividual donors in the different
clubs in, the Coun4 but would Like
to mention some of the. major
awards, given: The Waterloo. Cattle
Breeders AssociEion for the first
time: this year have donated the.
book "Morrison's Feeds and' Feed-.
ins"° to the • o.:tstanding 4-1f mem-
ber in each Dairy, Beef, 'and Swine
C_u1 This; book is one'• cf the main
reference books in livestock nutri-
tick. and is a. great award, for 4-11,
members whether they are staying
onthe farm or 'going.' on to further.
education. The Bruce County
lr"orstern . Club. donates • leather
halters Lig the first year members`
showing Ifols .ern calves as does
the 'Ontario' Jersey Club to first
year members. with Jersey calves::
The .Bruce F ostein Club for quite
a number of years has been donat
ing. <a True Type Model Holstein
the top member in, the County
ishowing ' Holsein, calf. The award
tr r, year went to• Ron Ham:nell- of.
Tara. The.. Omar o - Jersey Club'
! donate sweaters to the other mem-
hers s'howing Jersey ' calves, The .
Ontarki Ayrshire Club present
d; yen Congregation Hold.
an
pencils to the members. with
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Ayrshire calves,and the Ontario
Guernsey Cattle Breeders Associa-
tion owinresents, a brie f case to.. those
ti.
g Guernsey calves„ The
Beef Club members are well looked.
after. also. The Ontario. Shorthorn
Club donates wallets and for the
second year in a , row the Bruce.
County Shorthorn. Club has pre-
sented $10.00 to the top Shorthorn,
calf in • •each Beef Club 'in 'the.
County. The Ontario Hereford. As-
sociation :donates crests to: first
year members and pen and pencil
sets :to the. remainder: The • On-
tario ;Aberdeen -Angus Association
donates wall plaques to all mem
hers and the Grey -Bruce -Huron
Aberdeen -Angus. Association do-
nates pens"' and .special. clothes
brushes.
We have' an Award -of Merit
system which has been carrying on
for Quite a few years in the County.
4-H members receive a special cer-
tificate after completing, twopro-
jects with 757e and receive extra
seals for each similar ' .project
completed. after that.
We are coming into that season
for annual meetings and banquets.
l'wo • important dates corning up
are the ` Bruce County : Beef Im-
provement Association Banquet on
Thursday; November 25th, at 7:00.
p.m. at the Hartley House andthe
annual Soil' and Crop. Improvement
Association meeting in 'Formosa
on Friday, December 3rd, As in,the
past this will' be started: in the
morning andcontinue on : in. the
afternoon. ;. .
Supper At. Langside
(Langsrrde News)
The congregational pot luck sup-
per and achievement night for the
Sunday School was held with . a
very good' attendance. • Each class
;tut on a number illustrating' what
had been learned. Hymns were 1
'sung, scripture was read by , Ar-
nold . Scott . and prayer given by
Elmer Scott S: S. Superintendent..
Murray 11+foffatf played •accordian
selections, .organ music by Car-
olyn MacGillivary. and Janice
Wall: Agnes Conley' ,and Carolyn
.MacGillivary :sang.Pictures were..::
shown by Mr; Donald Watt of their ,
mission .while at. British Columbia:
amongst the . Indians ' which •were;
very much' enjoyed.` Mrs.. Bob ,
Bregman was organist. The feath-
ers : were Sharon Moffat, Marion
Wall,: Mrs. ' Clifford Young, Mrs,
Bob, Bregman and Gordon Wall
Mr. Watt pronounced . the bene-
diction,'
CO*IER DEPENDENT
CHILDREN TO. AGE 21
Physicians' Services ' i<ncorpor-'
aced, have announced that, effective
in. January, 1966; ;dependent chil-
dren to age 21 will ' be covered..
under family agreements in all
P,S.I. plans at the regular family
subscription rates. At present,, de-
pendent children are .included in.
m, plans until they become 19
years o
A dependentchild is defined' as.
a subscriber's unmarried • child,
step -child or legally adopted child
who resides with him and is not'
regularly employed. Students at-
tending university may qualify as
dependents.
Mrs. Frank Miller, . Allan and
friend, ' and Bob Garbutt ' were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. ; :Peter
Moyer, Deemerton, Sunday in hon-
our of their son Gerard's birthday.
Mr. . Jack Millar, Maymont,.
Sask., was a‘ visitor: for ' a few
days with his sisterin-laws, Mrs; _.
Herb Miller and Mrs. Frank Mil-
ler, : and his ' brother in hospital.
:Mrs..;WM: Evans and Mrs; Wal-
lace Conn attended the Women's
r Institute : County . ,Rally at Owen
Sound' on Tuesday:' It was announce
ed it. will ' be in ' Lucknow next
i year.
. LEADING
STRAINS OF
LAYERS
• QUALITY-
CONTROLLED
HATCHING .
• DEPENDABLE
-. 5 EIt1NCE, '
REGU :.,
Price
OTHER. SPECIALS INCLUDE PLASTIC WARE, IRONING
TABLES, .BROOMS,, COFFEE ,MUGS; PYREX ` PIE PLATES
AND MEASURING • CUPS,; CURTAIN ROBS AND, BAMBOO
LAWN:RAKES'
:CALF SP
RE l R $1.15
price.... 89c
• d,
QUicx. DIP SILVER POLISH
RIC BULBS
5for99c
DISCOUNT
ON .FARM FORKS AND. SIIOYELS-
REGULAR Mc
Sal: Pike. 77c
Valuable door priz�s. :Each :Dollar
Purchase Entit1esCustomers To A.
Ticket On These.
.When it corncs tcro �t'Ur tl wit,
replacecent stccL di'► e CEiselti
S aure°__.= irlca,' mc: depends en a_
cue eiknt choic i.' Seg
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L;12 -,--a, bird. ith.eh 6NuEst.rnd •
in .timber of high'profit factors.
This. 1.1.hit.e-ere.' t:bY,eC
rs c:thle record of . n ,teer Parc 15.k,fr..
eg st iter .hen oyer •:Y 1 ~ n -tenth
Acer&affil on a r inin urt7 a'nf ctht epi
teed ':A4era,`-re Ev.eittht or err«e
dozert °F.im:es. Feed
e.ersion ik abthtt . nJ irrterier
,rurality Are. unewelled in. the
dtUStrt profits .t ,`r st
=order St.E ift s' atctst,xndin_e Lt er
—the Ski. -Ht I ;: ..
A1er'oon or Evening' November.' 26th, Please drop In
A Piece. Of Anniversary talo And .A Cup Of- Coffee.
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