HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-06-16, Page 13WEDNESDAY JUNE 1‘th, 1171
5T: HELENS NEWS
On. Wed nesday afternoon Mr.
, R•
and IM's. Andrew G aunt. were host
and hostess to.one hundred and
sixty. -five farmers:from. Welling-
ton County... _
Four chartered, buses toured four
Huion. County. Farms. There were,
two, associations in ,attendance;
.na y,•,
•mel ,the Wellington County -
Shorthorn Club' andthe Ontario
Bee€-Improu hent -Assoc anion .f _
Guelph. •
'TINE LUCKNOW SINTINIL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
NEW COUNCILLOR
CONTINUED FROM' PAGE ,T+
would:.have an observer in Luek
now on Friday of last 'Week to view
the mlinicip.14Lim
Th
has been operating on temporary.
permits from the.governrnent
branch:for some time, •
gover,rlrnent has proposed dump '
Mr; Ga unt. showed his=Shdr[horn
cattle ;to the group and' at the
conclusion of their day in Huron.
County.. Mrs', 'Gaunt served .lunch;'
*PROVE IT
ring bei done on a suitable site and•
be carried on as: a trench land
fill method.
Reeve Joynt stated that Kinloss'.
Township was faced with the .
same problem ofa dumping site
.and thath; and the Kinloss reeve',
.had done some preliminary inves-,
.tigation in the area without too.
much success. He said 'that ;a suit
;able site ,which will. be accept-
able
cc e p
ept
able under government reg alai.,.
a
tions, will:ate difficult: to find and.
-t?iat--the-who e-pro1ect wi cost a
lot of money,'
OURSELF THAT
What has: been looked for ;is a.
high sandplateau. with, a drop
off which could be filled periodic-
ally. It also has to be isolated
from, residences and roadways to. fit
,
government requirements.
Some discussion Centred around
the sending of ,a suitable memen-
to'from••the; village of Lucknow .
which' might be presented by Mur-';
ray' Morrison to an official in the
city of Lueknow, India
Murray'.
'
is serving th ssurrmer with Cross
roads in work near I icknow” in
Is The
o s t.' P a la to b le
Most •Nutritious o.la
UMBL
Ration,
You'f:Have:Ewer Used
-EXPANDED CRUMBLES UNIQUE" THE •FIRST,COMMERC,I.ALLY:
REATEST .
ADVANCEMENT IN.:BABY'PIG NUTRI'TION SINCE TH'E;LNTRQDUCTION.
OF PELLETING.
3 WEEKSOE _AGE
; A. LITTER OF',A=1 PIGS(1ST;(,ITTER,GILT)
AT 3A14D:AGAIN AT.; S.�dCEEi S -OF A -GE -NOTE
HOW.. EAGER THEY EAT
CUSTOMERS REPORT -•'—
:...'"1 T'S TH.E.MOS T. •PAL.ATABLE'RATION: •
HAVE EVER USED, :AND I''VE TRIED MANY •
DIFFERENT BRANT S."
`'I' COMPARED .THE,SE EXPANDED
CRUMBLES WITH MY PRESENT PROGRAM 0N4
20 L'ITTERS`O.F.PIGS STA.RT'IN'G BETWE'EN,:
10 DAYS'AND 2•WEEKS OF:AGE AND FOUND
...THEY EAT EARLIER AND CONSIDERABLY
• MORE DAILY, AND OF COU -RS :E, GAINED
WEIGHT MUCH MORE. RAPIDLY•.".
N TRO•L`CED t- ED I N:G E X PERWEWTS
:..SHOWED THAT WITH'. THE EXPANDED
p..
•
DIET, LITTERS OF 2`WEEK-OLD:PIGS GAINED„
5.WEEKS OF AGE`
FEELING INS`T'RUCTIONS
ONE BAG PER LITTER THEN ON TO •
O r o 0
►V'AiI ABL
1.3-16%.(2 TO 2i' LBS. PES PIG) FASTER.
FROM`2-5 WEEKS.Oi AGE ON'THE SAME
AMOUNT OF FEED, THIS MEANS THE :
AVERAGE LITTER'WILL WEIGH • 20-25 LBS,
, P
HEAVIER AT• THE SAME AGE..
LOCALLY':EXCLUS,VELY AT
LUCKNOW'
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India. Further thought was .to be
,given this matter::
Clerk Wayne Jamieson read the•
resignation of Councillor
George Newbold which was accept
ted by councilWith regret.
Council auth'orisedshat the use'
.of the 'dump ,in Lucknow would be
,set at Tuesday evening 7.30 to
'8.30 p.m. and Thursday after- .
'nouns 2 tix4.p. m. ` An attendant
would be on duty to supervise
proper dumping.The clerk ad-
vises - that these hours 'had been ..
advertised`„in the 'Luckhow'Sentin-
el. They are the same as prey
ions years.; Council felt that a
strict. supervised method of dump-
ing was the only, way people
would not abuse the town dump.
'An .early, :springcleanup•with pow-
ler machinery had left the dump in
•good, condition, but with the
.facilities left open, the users of
,the dumping ground soon'had the.
;grounds. in:.a...,zness _again. . A, sec -
and cleanup w:as, ordered -by roan-
cil' and machinery' nioved in ' .
amid week to again put the 'du
in order:.
:Council met. with. Leo' Murray,
chairman of the
operational committee; Gerald -
Murray , arena' manager and, '•
George Newbold ,. , formerly .the
secretary -treasurer of the arena',
committee•who.'offered 'tris. serv-
des
in clearing -up thefinncial.
matters :of the operation following
his resignation,.
Council had',', earlier. discussed
with-c-�anEe•r-n-t-tae--fie-t that --a —�� •
number of'accounts receivable'
and accounts payable ;:.concerp
ing, the .arena , , Were still out -
standing., One Owen Sound firm
had threatened to'sue'• if the
•account'',was not paid at once, ...
•The,. clerk••reported,that he had.
:received seiieral`calls about 'ac -
counts 'which tad :beenslow• in'.
payment by the;.arena•'opeia,tional ;
committee .
After a. brief discussion with
Lucknow council, mernbers of the,'
die-na committee -adjourned to .•
another area and did further work
on 'the arena. books and records,'..
'It ,was indicated ,by Mr.. Newbold
that the slow payment was because ..•
bf some•accounts: receivable being.
'slow,coming: and a lack of work-
irig• funds to pay •the accounts.
.o•
Lucknow Council discussed the .'
possibility of purchasing ',rear •
mounted mower.. Tenders froni
two local dealers were being
sought Village .Works. foreman
-Cliff Crawford_sai_d the,_present
mower was suitable only,on
flat surface and that.satisfactory
work could not be done,on ditch..
.es or other areas not easily. acres'
•sible .
.Further discussion centred o _.
the •problems being experienced
'by wager ,Users.at the south'edge:
.of the village. Ahalf dozen '
residences, located in West Wawa
nosh Township have for some__
,years been serviced by the Ltick-.
now Water System, . Difficulty'
has been experienced in .pressure
min tha-t..-vicxrt-t`ty-411111water-supply
drownonil, on -some occasions,
A proposal is to be' submitted to •
the Ontario Water 'Resources Cors
rni scion to seek then opinions.
survey of ,users and potential
users will be.made and''an over
-cost worked out'.. Council feel
that the costs Of a satisfactory,..
approved service, will be quite
high in relation to the poten-
tial revenue for the water system.
After a cost breakdown is receiv-
ed',, the matter willagain be stud,-
led.
The WW1:foreman was a'uthoriz
,:ed to rilOVe tike fil1,created When
ditches were cleaned out, at the
west end Or 'town, r