HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-09-02, Page 6in Hamilton
LIZMORE • S,,A WYER •
On July -31 --197-0:-at-:Centenary
United., Church, Hamilton, vows.
were exchanged in a double ring
ceremony between Marilla Joan. .
Sawyer, daughter of Mrs., Marilla
Sawyer, Hamilton, and Jon Ed-
ward Lizmore, son of"Mr and
Mrs. E. Lizrnore , Kinloss, with
Rev. M. MacDonald officiating..
,Thebride chose a long sleeve -
street length ,,empire style dress
'of white organza over to feta'and
carried a bouquet of red roses
and white carnations.
The brides Mother, and d.
matron of honour.,wore a sleeve-
less turquoise crepe dress
matching picture }gat and a cor
sage of pink sweetheart.. roses,
Prank Sawyer of Hamilton, uncle
. of .the' bride ,' acted as best man.
•Mother of the groom wore a
coat ensemble of yellow sheer
T .n -lon over =flower -e . t&ffeta -
white accessories accessories'arid a corsage
of pink sweetheart roses and
white carnations.
Following the ceremony, the
wedding party made a tour of. '
Hamilton with bride'and ;groom
tiding•in-an-antiqu-e-v,re-y^ Dort°
phaeton.,...
°'Latera small family reception
was held at La.: ontaine'.Bleu ,
after which the couple left for a
honeymoon' in, Atlinr•ic City. On
their return they,will reside in
Refr
For Nurses
A.:refresher course for Registered
. Nurses wili,commence: tuesday ,•
-•------ epternber l5Lat-"Wingha-m'-a-nd
'District' Hospital'.- •
Purpose of the programme. is
to assist non -practicing Registered
Nurses to return to active nursing.
The course will include lectures
to be given by both the medical
and_nu:rsing_staffso inc(lode
medications., inetri'c system,
oxygen:therapy , intravenous thera -
py ; new -advances in thecare of
medical -surgical , and obstetrical'
patients
The class `will be limited.t6
fifteen and will meet Tuesday
afternoon and Friday -mornings :
until October 23rd.
Ashfield ' 11NM.S.
'...:..: ,� ,. •-I�.SI�FIFT T� ; N F W S:_ _ ,
The. Women`s Missionary Socr
i.ety met at the home of Mrs.
Richard -West ; who Was 1it1. chatge
• of .the program. She gave the
meditation on "Public Worship".
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THE, LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LU CKNOW, ONTARIO
O.D.A.F.
NEWS AND 'VIEWS:
-----Theree is--a-growing interest..._on_
the part of ' dairy farmers, and
:particular) those . with freestall
housing, in liquid manure storage
and handling. Slatted floors are
proving to be effective, and re-
sult in .a clean environment, while
materially reducing labour re-
gUirements.° Storage „tanks may
Jake several forms.-..rectangul'ar
or circular, below" the' ground..or
above. The:. cost varies,: consider:
_ablya depending on t e size
location and whether it is built as
part of the housing system initial-
ly or as an addition, Capacity re-
quirements should be based on
at . least 6 months storage at 2
cubic feet per cow per day.
As' •the size of 'tower silo . in-
creases (both in height and dia-
meter) '.the need for even distrib-
ution . of the . chopped • forage at
time of filling also increases. Pro-
per distribution tac-
cumulation
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p o prevents s nt e ac -
h
cumulation of fine, ' dense mater.-,
_Tal -in
.one location, and___ coarse,.._.
fluffy material in another. This
results in more even• pressure on
thesilo. walls, less chance of,spoil-
age pockets developing in the sil-
age, better operation of thesilo
unloader, more •efficient use of
the capacity of : the silo., .Silage
- Mrs. Grant .Parrish had a
synopsis ofthe last chapters of the
Study.,Bobk, and Mts. Russell
Svan and Mrs Earl Howes read
• articles. Mrs. ,lames: West was.
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Gear day..
esley,
' Georg. Gear Day was held in.
Bruce.. Cqunty on. July 23 at
Chesley Park. A .day of sports,
Musical numbers and; addresses
was enjoyed by Bruce residents
and their guests. Guests in-
cluded Hon. W. A. Stewart;.
Murray Gaunt, M.P.P,,, Eddie
Sargent, M.P.P,„ 'Grant Sweig
er of Grey County,, Warden
Howard' Chesniey. .Maitland
er Peninsu.la� for hell) � o
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givento
them by George :Gear. • He es-
pecially mentioned the . intro-
duction ofbirds,' foot trefoil, a
clover which now has,. spread all,
over Ontario, and also the Wi-
arton Sales has been a great ,
help. • " '
Mr... P. A. . Murray of Holy -
rood made the presentation ad-
dress and a committee repre-
sentingacro rural or-
ganizations,
ral.
• the
ganizations, ' presented .gifts ` to
George; and Mrs.. Gear, as a
small: expression ' of apprecia-
tion for the fine -work done by
Mr. Gear during 29 'years as
.Ag. Rep. in Bruce., The two.
paintings of Inverhuron and
Cape •Croker had been painted
by .'Mrs. William Keyes of
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YI l'
fle of Bruce and it is hoped.
or the betterment the peo-
ple
will respond by donating
to this new project which he
Wishes- • to carry . on. As
Hon.
Mr. Stewart said, : George has.
typified the common - sense
to agriculture,..
REPORT
KINCARDINE
On Sunday morning, July 27,
Constable Burgess investigated a
two car collision;o'n-Sid€'road, •
just 'southof the second conces-• •
sion of Bruce Township. Donald
Bannerman of R. R..4 4, Kincar-
WEDNESDAY'. .SEPTEMBER 2,, 1970,
car collision on #86 Highway.
Mrs. Lois 'Parrish of R. R. # 3,
Lucknow and Miss Cronin oT
Waterloo were the two uninjured
drivers .involved . •
f
al -horsepower . electric motors,_
are available' which will do . the
job for a minimum of. 'investment.',
Bruce County.''s 1970 , Dairy.
Princess, Jeannie Reid of Pais --
ley, �, has advanced to the . semi
finals in this year elminat-ion-at
the C.N.E. for the/title of Ontario
Dairy Princess. Jeannie, compet-'
1 1 1 1 1
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feated .. 'competitors from ' ' the
Counties. of Russell, Haldirnand,
Brantand the district of Algoma:
This is the second year that' Jean-
nie has represented Bruce County
in the Competition, and it is .the
first time .. in, several years that
'a_.BruceCounty- grh has -made -it-
into the . semi: finaLs. ' Girls taking
part In the C:N.E. preliminaries'
are required to give a three min -
Ute
in lite. talk about their County as
well as go through. the milking
procedure in front of the Coiis-
eum ' audience. The theme of
Jeannie's-=talk—at _the -event -was
based ' . on the fact that' Bruce
County still has hundreds of miles
of unpolluted • :shorelines on her
lakes, rivers and streams as well
as having a very important agri-
cultural economy. ' Everyone in
the County will be wishing Jean-
nie; success this week inher quest.
for this title of "Ontario. Dairy
Princess". She is a very' fine am-
bassador for not only the dairy
farmers but all . th�-�°pie • of
Bruce County. J
The business was'conducted by ''
:he.president Mrs. Ewan MacLean.
After -some discussion, • it: 'was 'dec.:
ided to enteitain the Lu`cknow'
and,Ripley Auxiliaries at the Oct-
ober meeting to beheld' 'in the
• '.evening. i urs. Rooney. offered het
borne for the September meeting;
Expansion :; plans, for . swine' en-
terprsesu Should-carefu1L -_
checked in. light . of recent bog
prices. It may . be that 'last
spring's good idea is oris' fall's
11y: --However; major -savings --in
labour per hog produced and . bet-
ter disease control are two fact-
ors whichcould tip the, balance
in favour of continuing with, any
plans.
This year, . despite the period
of; drought,' seems to be• a very
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areas. This - is evidenced by the
highest ever number of entries in
the .Bruce County Corn Sweep
stakes. 'For the first time there
-are—over--thirty entries -1n --the-
competition, In looking over the
crops it, would seem that there.
will be quite a few' people with
over 18 tons of' corn silage per
acre..
The ids of sinall grains' in
dly are sho
year. It seems that the barley
was •• not ,quite as thick on the
ground as other years and the
kernels,,,are not quite as well "fill-.
ed. We 'have so far not recorded
any two ton acre yields . of
barley in the County, but two
people who entered the barley
sweepstakes were dose to this •
yield with !.8 tons per. acre.
was made by Krug ` Bros.. of
Chesley by local woods.
In his remarks, :Mr. • Gear'.
saiid . he. was •proud ,of the : 175
farmers ' who had, become viable
business : managers• as a . result
of `the ' .Farm Management
Courses. He felt 'the co-oper
---ation- of -•local -nen and -women,
and support of local radio sta-
tions and press, had been a
• 1 aking 'possible
whatever success he had . been
able to achieve.. . He closed by
saying,., "I believe the future
of Bruce depends on young peo-
ple who .are going to; farm, We
need a lot .With the equivalent
of a Diplarna education. let's
get a lot of thein. back here
.Our guidance ' teachers in . High'
Schools don't. • understand.:.' I
would like to , have a 'banquet
and have boys and teachers
there" and a .qualified speaker
to. give the information." . .
To help Mr. Gear realize his
iobjective of promoting Diploma'
;Course education and :what is a-
vailable, ,a. Fhnd' has been set
up with Burton Hodgins, R.R.
2, Kincardine, as treasurer..
:George Gear has worked hard
ed lunch
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From 12:v1 a m. August 17
1970 to 12: QU midnight August 30
1970.
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On Monda, y,, August 24, 1979
Constable. Wiwczaryk investigated
a'single czar accident on the ,
eighth concession of Huron Town-
ship. The driver, Robert Love of
Ripley , Ontario WA S. not, injured.
Constable McPhail was also
called ro investi..
accident in Ripley on August' 27 ,
197,u; Minor damage was caused
to-w'ca• driven:by-Donald Martin'
of Ripley, .Ontario,.
In the early morning of Friday,
August 28", 1970 Constable
Burgess was called to,42.1. Highway
to investigate a single car accid-
ent by the Kincardine Airport. '
The three persons involved from
Aldershot Construction suffered
minor injuries.anci the carwaa'
extensively dahjaged.
On Friday evening'August 28,
197'0 -Constable Poland investigat
ed a; two car collision.at the
Ripley Chemical Plant.. Miss'
Peggy Fry of R, R. 2, Ripley,
• Kincardine were the two: uninjured
drivers involved
On Monday, August 3, 1970,
•ProvincialConstable Culver inves•
tigated a single car collision on'
the second concession of Bruce
Township..: A car driven by Rudy
Snyder :of Douglas point struck a
deer•,causing'considera'ble.dam-
age to the car.
On 'Sunday evening ';':August '9 ;-
1970
..1970 Constable Polard investigat'
ed a two car collision on. 4,7
County Rcda.d .at the '4th conces-•
sign of Huron Township. . John
Beaton of Toronto.: and William
w o -w -as • e
-, oe
e
Moffat of Kincardine, canie .in
/collision with .a vehicle driven
by -Allan Hastings of Tiverton...
All three persons suffered minor.
facial' injuries.. ,
_MaX
ca_ of_ Waterio_o were the
linin jured- drivers 'involved. ' -
On Saturday. morning, Mt. . '•
Gilbert.Cote of:R. R..#.2 Tiv=
erton,'Ontarip was 'involved in a
motorcycles mishap. .Ile received.
extensiveinjuries and is still in
Kincardine Hospital.. Constable
-Burgess isconducting .the invest-;igation. '
On Sunday , August 16, Cons-
table Culver" inve'stigated'a two:.
GENERAL, The weeks before .
school starts-a-re--weeks-w-Pte-n a.11•
the summer activities have been
tried and an attitude of "'let's do.
-sorne-t-hi! g.. }se". p cva.iis it-rs - .--
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time. whet .youngsters:get toge,thei .•
and just drive around; looking for
sornething.,to do.
And that "something" often
turns out to be .a,wild ride cont-.
pie te' w:ith high =speed turns , ignor
ed.sto:p signs and aunte. laws
-There has. to :be lietter ways of
winding up the summer, Since -
most of the: problern st.erns.,from ' •.
not having anythingbetter to.do-
the'' eternal excuse --perhaps the
answer lies in planning something•.
to do -b fore . stal.Ting-ch-e--nroto'r.
K. R....COLVER; • '
Provincial Constable..
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