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WEDNESDAY, JULY 15th, 1970 . `THE.'LUCKNOW SENTINELS LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAGE FIFTEEN.
BERG COW -SAVER STALLS
Outlasts others by 3 to.4 times because
of hot dipped . galvanized steel tube
construction. Require Tess bedding
than loose housing—keeps cows drier.
and more comfortable. Bell-shaped
arches take up chain slack and pre
Vent tangling and'. choking. Provides
more head room when cows lie down.
WHY LET
YOUR INVESTMENTS,
WANDER
AROUND LOOSE?
Berg Cow -Saver Stalls and'Berg,
Lever Stalls were designed for
the'dairyman who wants to ha
die his dairy cattle as Individuals..
Successful, dairymen profit .by
individualized. management
';:by challenging each .cow. Prac
tices that' pay!, They pay with,
increased milk production frfom,
every lactation. By -lengthening
'each cow's productive life. By
-assuring • you of positive indt-
vidualined-nutrition-and-disease
control. Put Berg stalls to work
increasing your dairy profits.
Berg provides a flee complete' •
barn -planning service..
O.D.A,F.
• NEWS AND VIEWS
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EVENTS
l'he- nt rio—Agricultural .Col-
lege,
College; Guelph, will hold Agricui
tural Field Days on July 14th,:
15th .and-16th-at-the-Eloa-11e=
_Search Station. Subjects. to be cov-
ered
overed over the three days* will in-
clude Corn, Cereals : and, For.
ages — Varieties, Weed Control,
Zero Tillage, The Use of Acids
for Crop Storage and Manure
Handling Systems: :
In -the -Tavistock- area -on --Judy
• 21st .a Farm and Home Manage-
ment Day will be held. Farmers
wishing to :attendthis day will
have ' an • opportunity to visit
Swine, Beef or Dairy farms -and
to discuss management .involved
in •these various "enterprises.
Kincardine: Town and Countr
ay ' 1 again os i e :,race.
County Dairy Princess Compet-
ition this year. The date is July
11th. At least' six girls from dairy
,farms' 'will be competing to rep-
NEW
—RHONE -NU ,BERS,-
For . Milted. Breeders
• members' serviced from
FORMOSA.. ANT)
KINCARDINE OFFICES
....On __Mildmay-Teeswater.,
Walkerton' exchanges
,dial 367=2668
All other Formosa -Kincardine
fibers dial 1-8UQ:' 6 hitt'
fiI.ITED
breeders ince
Sh+awer. Held F�r•
'Brendc'
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Ho idenby
KINLOUGH NEWS
Ladies of the community gatlh-
reed on Saturday evening in the
Anglican Church basement to
honour Miss; Brenda Halden.by
•with a miscellaneous bridal
Shower:
Mrs. Lyman Sutton was in the
chair. and welcomed everyone .
a-nd-the. following-pcogram was
. given; Community singing was
led by Mrs. Jack Barr; ,a reading
entitled "the Announcement •
and also a short reading the.
groom" was given by Mrs.., Bert
Nicholson; Jeannette Barr favour-
edlith a piano' solo. Contests
were conducted by Mrs. Raynard
Ackertland Mrs. Tom Hodgins
And readings were given by M.rs.
.Lyman Sutton and Mrs. Dan
Maclnne, s
Miss Edna Boyle, played the •
rD eIIOHNSTO'N
wedding march and Brenda and •
her.attendaints' Mrs. Jean (Sutton),
; _3 HOT ROOD 'Janssen and Mrs:: Barbara ('Halden•
'hone 395-5390 by) Friendorf, took their places •
of honour.; under pink and white
stre-ameti-and-W-ed'thrtg-b k1s,
Miss. May Boyleread the address
in verse expressing good wishes.
Girls , • Wh'o assisted with the, gifts
were Cathy and Beverley Hedley,
Patti Lou Irwin', Cathy Gillespie;
Betty. Ai1ue Bushell, Kimberley ,,
resent the county at the C.N.E.
All. Ontario Competition,, later in
August.
Besides. the Dairy Princess
Competiton put on by the . Bruce
County. Milk Producers' • Organ;
_ zatloi ,Lthere—w t11-be-=fr-ee-bus-
tours: of dairy farms and. dairy
plants in. the area, ' as well as a
parade featuring the Dairy Prin-
cess contestants.
The Bruce . County .H Agricul-
tural Club Organization is holding
its first 4-H Fun Jamboree on
July: 26th, ' 1970 at. the • ,Chesley
Fair Grounds. This : Jamboree is
the 'first attempt at, a• gathering
such as this and it 'is shaping up
to be a great day for the ''4-H.
members of this county. The pro-
gram includes. discussion groups
on various • up-to-date topics as
•well as recreation, giant barbe-
cue; ` film: • and, campfire activit-
ies. So, if you are. a 4-11 agricul-
tural member or . your sons . or
rs—are 4-H--agriculturai-
members, don't forget to . go, to
the Chesley Fair Grounds .. 'on
July 26th for the big .4.11 Fun,
Jamboree,:
For ' further' information on
ragrars; 'contact the. Ont-
ario. Department of . Agriculture
`and Food office at Walkerton.
ITEMS
Alfalfa . Weevil Although ; the
alfalfa weevil has caused vexy:
little known damage in Bruce
County, it seems that the weevil
problem is now over for this year.
Very little feeding will: take place
,due -.10 -..the rapid . rate • of -cocoon-
.:
ing. •
Turnips •— Recent residue data
indicates that Dasanit can not
be used as statedin' the 1970 Veg-
etable
egetable Production Recommen-
dations. Therefore, the. use of Da-
-sanit has been .rPStrieted-to OnL
-one--application: - If�-Dasanitfwas-~
used ' in the granular , form at
planting time, then one of the
other , insecticides - Birlane,
Thimet. and Zinophos — should
beused for subs • uent , drench
sprays.
Dairy — The heart of any . free-.
stall dairy unit is the milking .par-
lour. To a large extent the size •
..or. herd .is:. limitedJiy° the_:time. it .
takes to milk the cows morning.
and night. Since the number of
Cows that can be milked per, man
hour varies considerably with the
type of milkingparlour and the
number ' of stalls, ' great, /care
oulezbe taketr lri the ann n
stage • to obtain the greatest ef-
ficiency possible for 'the invest-
ment. For example, approximat-
ely 40 cows per man hour can be
milked with a double 4 herring-
bone
erringbone parlour, as compared to 28'
cows with a four in line, side
"opening type of parlour; and the
total capital Costs are quite Sim-
ilar.
Haldenby and .Janice Fawthrob • _
Brenda thanked everyone for
the loveifts , the girls who
assisted and those who arranged •
the shower and invited everyone
'to her home, Where her gifts .and
trousseau were displayed. All
joined in singing."For she's: •a jolly
good fellow" and lunch was •
served,
Following is the address..
Dear. Brenda -•
We are' happy to. come to your.
shower to. night ,
And' we hope all your day -
sunny acid bright .
Sorne may not know how your, ro-
mance began , • •
So I'll try and tell them the•best
that_I_ can_:_ _
: NOXZEMA LATHER with. FREE Super'
Stainless Blades, Value ••.$1.54.Our ,Price' 72c
-NOXZEMA SHAVE BOMBS -W° ith FREE-Blades—
Value $1.68 Our Price 80c
WILKINSON' SWORD BLADES 5's + 2 FREE.
' Blades 7 For 75'c Our Price -7 For 68c
CLAIROL Come Alive' Gray, • Reg. $1.75
Olur Price .$1.58
•
CLAIR HAPPINESS HAIR COLORS,
Reg. $2:95 Our Price $2.55
FOIL .WRAP 127 x 2.5 Reg. '39c. Our. Price 29c
•FIRST AID KITS $.1.79 UP
KOTEX 'TAMPONS '40's $1.87.1esa $1.00 coupon
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prince charming would appear.
Then to Bruce County came a
young man, . •
Right froth Ottawa way-, and he
p telephone map, with high hopes
and spirit gay.
They -were both -at -a very -special..
•
I'd like to, drive you to your
home.
Brenda's heart beat;,fast.; but full
of joy
,.And she.shyly said I'll go.
And this is how this romance
began
day, ' A year or so ago.
• That the 'company had planned
And his „eager eye .around the;
gathering scanned.
Brenda looked in 'Ken's direction
and She never 'felt•so•grand,
The
Brenda had lived up at Westford.'
.for twenty some years,
And -from-sohooi-she: took-offvfor, a_
• business career.
She hoped some sweet d'ay.her;.
Brenda you have always; been'
ready and .willing • to db your •part
in the community., The; 4-H,
en spied hem,_• Sh_p tooted_ .lu-b e d
• at •him . School and'the choir:.
But his smile she Couldn't resist.
Right then Dan Cupidplaced a
dart
As_ always _" ke_aev_er_missed_, _
The sky was so blue, the :
bright sun shone
1ALL..B en4a_l_ooked o s -eat and.
young
And as the day went'on Ken said,
•./
We will miss you.,. but we wish
you and •Ken' God's richest -bless- -
'ings in the years that lie ahead.
Come back often, 'and please
acceptthese gifts as a_t kenof' •
.our esteem for you ,:from the /
ladies of your home community
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