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THE t.tJCKNOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
e Interim Payment on
Taxes In WestWawanosl
is
June
ue on
ANNOUNCEMENT.
J. H: Crawford, -Q:C., and Alan
R. Mill, B.A., L.L.B.,`of the Law.
Firm of Crawford and Mill „are
pleased to announce that • Mr.
Ross Davies, ' B.A., L,L!B., has
joined •'them in .the ractice of
p _
KINLOSS
Congratulations to -two more
Uni'v.ersity__students who last week..'
heard the,results of their first year
at University, Rod Mackenzie ' •
from- Western .and. Bruce •Colwell
from Waterloo,
Dewier. Dicki;e:was, on a business
trip for Dominion. Road Machinery.
ington,
last week.
Lynda Dawson.of'London:was
ho.rie for the week end. Lynda is
a employee with the. Bank of : .
lontreal there .' .
Guests•'at the home of `Mr-: and
Mrs: Allan. Maclnty'•re.for
Nancy'Vbirthday "
on Sunday' were:
' Dan:Rose of.Erno; George Ander-
son• of Toronto, Mary IYIacIntyre
oftucknow and Mis.-plive Need-
ham of Kincardine.
Sincere: sympathy' is extended.•
to: Mrs. Harold Stanley and family
in Harold's sudden passing on Sun -
.day.
•
ROSS D:AVIES, B.A., .L.,.B..
Mr Davies was born. in Toronto,
and > raised .in'Cooksville. He 'at-
where he attained his Bachelor
of; Arts and lie also obtained his
Bachelor of Law.at the .Univer-
sity of Toronto Law.School. Mr„
cavies. was called to the bar in
March, 1971. He is Single '. and
has taken up residence in Wing 1
ham:
raptures -Arm In
all from Swing
ASHFIELD"NEWS;:
Mary Lillian Simpson , . younger
daughter of Mr. and firs: Dunc:
Simpson had her arm broken
when i
•
Mrs. Fred •1\,1acGregor• of Peter,
boro'has been•visiting relatives •
• here and in-God€rich. Next '
rrie an • 'eruce o we 'spent.
'several days last week in Algon-'
quin Park: and 'report .a successful
fishing trip
Mr.'.and Mrs:. W. F. Map:Don,
a•ld:_of Lucknow were' dinner
guests :Sunday'at the home. -Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Dickie and also vis-
ited with
isited.with Mr:. and ;Mrs. Geo,
Lockhart;•
Mr Gilbert•Hamilton ,was able
to return • home fo W"n h a
• �r m ing am
an' !istrict. Hospital ast wee
Mr and Mrs. Harvey MacDoug-
all of. Bayfield were guests.• Friday ;
evening with Mr, and; Mrs. John
Needhar arid• Janie. Sunday
guests. were Mr, and .Mrs: •Wm:;•
Andrew Jr.
Glenn England of Whitechurch
visited on the .week end` with
DAV id. 'Cart -r'.
At 'a, recent Athletic Banquet
at'the F, E. Madill Secondary
School, Ruth Graham daughter
of Mr; ,and Mrs:' Allan Graham•,
,was the'recipient•for the trophy
for--the-,most-rm-provedmnast
..P, .
IvMrs .'Lorne Sparks, Pat and
� d'. Beverley. :arks ' S
.Linda attende y . p .
wedding in Marian, Indiana ;on
'Saturday..
On Sunday Mr.:and Mrs; Harv-,
ey Houston visited with Harvey's..
sister, Mrs.. Nelson Howe,
who is a patient in the General
arid'' Mal ire Hospita.i ;' OWeii
,wee cl�"sne its ie v ng for:Alberta • Sound Th a �L, d h
With her brother George. Bail4 . •
Dan Rose of Northern Ontario .
and his mother Mrs. Steve•Stoth.
ers were Sunday visitors with rel:,
ati'es here..
_
Congratulations are extended •
to
Christine• MacLennan who' grad..
uated from the Stratford School
Of Nursing and .Jane Moncrief from
Stratford T:oachers' College, •
Anniversary SerVices will•oe•
held at -11 a.m.:and S p,rrt,'.h:
Ashfield Presbyterian Church 'On
June' 1B ,' Rev. l..00lthart'.
Royal B.A..Y'as.•guest pracher;
•ey o visite .wi
:^.ir.. and :airs'. Howard. Clark, R.
Owen Sound':. •
The 115th Anniversary of South
.Xinlos.s Presbyterian Church will •
be otter ed -Pune 13 : ;: Prof. Ala n
Parris of Knox College, Toronto
will be guest speaker. ••
lk.IiE.,r FamIds euni�n:
Guests at the home of lvtr, and
Art Gilmore on Sunday Were`
Mrs. Gilrnore's'six brother.
"and
their. families.' The occasion:was
a farnily reunion,with thirty: -two
in attendance;, •
Present .were Mr. and Mrs; Wil-'
(red Kelleher of Detroit, 'Michig-
an;
ichig-•an ,Mr,' and Mrs. AllanmKelleher
of -Burlington; Mr, Johnellehe.
of Toronto;; Mr .'Stanley Kelleher •
of Pt. Hawksbury, , ,Nova Scotia;
Mr. • and Mrs. -Robert Kelleher of
Brampton: and family;; Mr.... and
Mrs.. Ted Kelleher and family of
Burlington Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
McKee of Toronto Mr.. McKee
is a cousin of the Kelleher family.
.B.ruce-F_arm_.-Report:
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9th, 1,971
HOMES
TY CAS
4-H. AWARDS
Over . the. "past month. the BIH
members:' have been considering a
change in their 4-H . awards pro-
gram 'on a provincial 'basis. This ,
past month •a vote was 'taken „ of
. •r-inthe `count
of Bruce and it was their decision
that they would like to have a tan-
gible award : in place of the.; grant
in cash:which: has been offered. to:,.
them over the'past:years from'the
Provincial and Federal' .govern--`.
menta ,
UNITED KINGDOM_: DELEGATE
VISITING IN' BRUCE COUNTY •
Yes;; the' Junior Farmers' in
Bruce County will..have the 'plea-
sure. of hosting' Mr:' John Fraser-
Rendall
raser
Rendall of Brackens,:Turriff, Ab-,
erdeenshire,. Scotland. Mr. '.Ren-
dall will `be visiting in the County
from June. 7th to June 21st • and
staying in local homes in the „Tara
.and Teeswater. areas. We hope
-that=as-many. people -as -possible
w.il3 have the' opportunity to meet
and visit with Mr. Rendall as he
is a very interesting viditor from
Scotland. '
Bruce . Stevenson
Extension Assistant
ALFALFA:: WEEVIL
The Alfalfa'. Weevil has:already
been reported' in the southern'part
of. Bruce' and. it is ' in , my opinion
that it is'' throughout most of the
county. The: number probably :'de
Couples 'or, families • who can' take on short notice,
distraught youth who_are n_pe o emergency
short term care, usually 1 or 2 nights.:
.`. , _ ;CAS Boarding home rates
CALL THE CHILDREN'S AID: SOCIETY. IN WALKERTON
881.1822, OR BRANCH OFFICE, WIARTON 534.1762.
Huron ,School Bo• •ard.R•epres•enta•tive
•
Reports On County Business ..
-BY MRS..•WARREN'ZINN •
The •Huron County Board of
Education learned' at their. last
meeting that space, at the ,former
nurses' residence in Clinton is'
:noi sufficietrt'to'house the present'
administration offices, and addi-
quired tohouse the new' personal
;for Special' Education. .The 'board,
of Clinton P'ub'lic,.Iiospital,advised
•the board 'of Education. that •it':is'
• not interested in evicting other"
tenants presently occupying
office space in the building,'
building an addition.•to the..prem-
ises. or• selling it ,..To. add ,even. '
more urenc 'to the quest for
new'quarters , the board of
education'•s lease is• u'p i' the '•
formernurses' residepc'e July 1,'
1971 Accommodation was
sought at .,the'Canadia n Forces
Base but no. decision •has conte
•fioirr eitliei Fed•era.1 •oi Pioviitt ial
.governments. As the Chairman
stated. ; if 10 ,000 sgyiare feet is too
srnall'.it would indicate they're
not too anxious to find tenants for
'the •unoccupied base. '.•We may
be insignificant but we :spend'as:
much money as- anyb-odyiif-the_-_
County. of Huron e
-The'•
have been 'received up to May: .
• creases the 'farther •north` one` 25that F. E, .Madill Secondary
School f Mr. D.. McCague; Steph•
en Jones; .Mrs. Laural Hewitt; ..
Gernot Fuchs, Alfred Melito , Mrs.
T. Barr`, . Miss ,Gertrude Van Beers , •
Ralph Wareharn. The--followin
appointments were trade at F, E.
:P
Madill S . S .. Charles Baetz''
(London .Bd bf'Educataon); Paul.
Jury (College of Educatio'n); Terry
L3t en (O C:. E -:-).-Pahl Elgie(Al.- ._ -
When �f-u�ll�grown,��thelarva is Berta). -
goes
The insect is mainly a pest• of;
first-growth alfalfa,. although>in
'extreme cases the: aftermath
may also be damaged. Most of the'
damage is (caused by' the larvae
(growing worms). which. ;attack
the opening; buds 'first and later
the. lower. leaves. A severely dam -
,aged field Will take,on'a .greyish'.
appearance •
nearly i/i' an inch long and has a
green body with a wide white
stripe down the::middle. The head
of :the insect is a' dark brown or
black' colour.' /.
Because the larvae are just be-
-ginning-IT-feed;
be--ginning`tar~feed; it- would -tie- ad
visable •to check fields regularly'
from now: on. Feeding is usually
greatest along the edges of the.
field.: If you <find the larva, then,
"a control measure should be con-
sidered. > .. ab _ . and
cheapest _ method isto cut early
(just. before first flower) 'and re-
move from the' field as soon als'.
possibl-e:-hutting--earlyh'as-twt
benefits — it controls the weevil
and also ensures higher quality
forage than if ,it had been cut
later. r •
If 25 to 50% of the leaves in the:
upper third of the stems show
-feedingdamage-•andit is not, pos
sible• to cut immediately, one 'of
the recommended • insecticides
could be used, A. recent - study in-
'dicates that the stand must 'be
50% alfalfa before a profitable re-
turn is obtainedfrom spraying.'
For further information, please.
contact Denis Quish at the Depart-
ment of Agriculture and Food of-
five in Walkerton
lick Uphold'
Soils and Crops Specialist
-William E. Carter (front. Brant •
'Count as -hired a
y Board) ). w s
psychologist, and Mrs.. Sandra Orr
from Goderich•Psychiatric Hospit
a-l:.:wi11 be -the ne-w--PY
sy�c:hoinetrist.
Of the nine persons hired fot Spec-
ial Education r `five were from the.
County of Huron.: • .
Questions
1. Do the Board members know
the names: of the Secondary teach-
ers'who resigned on the.3lst of
May and therefore " pink'liste.d" •
the Huron. County Board of Educ.a-
tions°. •
At an,emer.g.ency, meeti,ng of
last week ,• the Board voted' not: to,
have a ;list:of the teachers' names
who. had ,resigned;.shown to them
while negotiations were still going
on. Since all resignations are
published after a'RegularBoard.
meetin.g,, it was.felt that iii "w•a1i • •
could be built" ug. within each
staff r.00rr# an-tong/teacherswho
resigned and those who:had not
handed their. resignations..in
Some board • mernbers..had •.pe.rsonal. '..
Ir ends ri_.the tearhinb, sr'i'ff cZf ri e
various,secondary•.schoas:•.i:n the
.County ,and.: they did not wish 'to.
know either.-,... • : .
•
long 'a .•timedocsri child
ha•ve'to• eat :his, lunch at noon.'
•At:B'rookside , a student:nr'trt;
stay in:his seat for eight .iuinutes •
and: if the ,teacher is .net on
yard duty can,.have .twenty nunut;
e's.•to.'eat Lunch, ,This policy was
made'wheri children.were,le rvinhi
to'pla'y after eating only, for two .
or•three minut•es.:
NamedTemporary
Bruce Co, Judge
A fdrmer •Kitchener lawyer,has •
been named temporarily as. judge
of the provincial court; criminal
a
ivision; .for Bruce County-;
Judge Morris .C.:. Hay,_.rec'ently
appointed J the 'bench ,'..will': •
succeed Judge O • C. Mc•CleJis.
who retired in May. .
YiidgeTf y was born ifi Stratford
56 years •ago. ' After being called
to, the tsar in 1944, he: practised
law in Kitchener. ; Later he was
secretary and general., counsel for.
B. F. 'Goodrich Canada Ltd.
--;--He-moved-;to-Ottawa to-•t-a-ke-a--- .---�-
post with the Ontario Labour Rel-.,•
ations. Board. Subsequently ,' he .
` ner On the Unem,-
was a coinmissio,f
ployment Insurance Commission.
Since,his.•appointrri-ent• to'the
bench he has sat in York and! •
Carleton 'Counties
" R�IPLEBTATTOI
Custotn' Butchering •=-- Curing and Smoking
Cutting and Wrapping -- Sausage 'Making Fast Freezing
HOGS. AND 'CATTLE ON MONDAYS
.......�. , { t-..�..,..-C.K-.T��v�l�l.�•-9N-F-R�1-9/I Y-S� ,_�•.�
Have cattle in on Thursday for Friday's kill
With Two 'Big Coolers, We Are Able To 'HangYour .Beet Froiim' •
1 to `3 Weeks - Whatever Your Requirements. Are•
'
For Home 'Freezers We Sell Choice Home Filled Beef, Pork
and Lamb In Any Quantity At 'Lowest Marketing .Prices
ALL. MEATS ARE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED F"OR •YOUR
"PROTECTION
CHAS', HOOISMA; PRfSs. '
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