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JOHNSTONE and FURNITURE
LUCKNOW 4 PHONE,52I,4913.
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IMPORTANT NEW DEVELOPMENT
FROM CO-OPERATIVE RESEARCH : .
CATTLE
MINERAL
ew CO-OP Cattle
.THE, LUCKNOW SENTINEL, I.AKKNOW,, ONTARIO . WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12th;, 1,972
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Donald ThompsOn,•Pub1411er ' •
• WEDNESDAY', ANtiARY i2tb,:1972 •
Hospital, London, ,wliere 'he
underwent major surgery. We
wish him improved health.
Home
from.a Florida holiday
are Steven Johnston, Kenneth
'Eadie and Aimer Ackert,. all of
concession 8.
Visitors with Mrs. Marion
Harris and Earl Harris were Miss •
Janet Splan OrWOOdstock, Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Jamieson of
Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs., Jack Ackert
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Max . .
-ett.WcpMinot _Set $tharies'ForT
Township ... For UpciOing Yedr
ECIAL
••
Gary Sutton had 'the cast re-
moved from his foot on Tuesday
He received an injury while stay-
ing with friends in Iowa when he
was caught in a corn
combine auger.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
:Lyman Sutton. Gary and, John -Rush-ell-on-a trip to Florida.
Mineral A
iOhlts.OhqSpktoriit
defickency fn
milking cows
and
Beef Cattle
A Shortage, of phosphdrus reduces milk
production'. Too much .Calcium in relation tO
the. PhOsphorus, has 'the same etTect. :That is why-
Co-operative ReSearch has developed new' CO-OP
Cattle Mineral A. This forMula contains' Calcium
and phospborus,in el y01 proporfion‘ . . . the same
ratio -found in milk . to.. assure you of
maximum milk CO=OP Cattle: Mineral
A also contains. salt. iron. iciline 'and importan't
trace elements. plus vitamins A and D. Discuss the
advantages of CO-OP Cattle Mineral with
your Co-operative feed specialist now.
if Beet -Cattle are raised rn phosphorus tiOcient
areas. beef producer,. would siso lie a4‘,.ked to feed
CO-Op. Cattle Mineral:. A. Be ,,4re or your nutri
tionat balance hC using .thi tilt\ -)rotluet
Lucknpw
t ict Co-
year. The resulting locked ,deci-
-tion-wa-s-braa n-e-h—-eves
vote in favour of the original mo-
tion, and the motion carried:
•
The following general accounts
were ordered paid On motion of
Councillors McDonald and Hickey:
OntariteHydro, Dungannon lights,
687.52; Blyth District Fire Area
1972 levy, 200.00. .
ROAD ACCOUNTS: HarveY 'Cul-
bert, salarx,130.53;.G.
Humphrey 'operator , 177.47; ..
A. McDonald ,•wingman „ 135.82;
Roy Hardy, plowing snow , 260.00;
McQuillan Paying, plowing snow,,
'320;00; B. P. Oil Ltd ; fuel and
tax, 176.76; Colborne Township,.
Boundary'account , 253.17; 'Dom -
tar 'Chemicals, highway salt
40.88; bank.of Commerce, C.F..
P. and.1.*Tax t 68.71; Receiver
General of Canada ,'10. 00;
'Receiver General, postage , 1.55.
Council adjourned on motion 'of
Councillor Hickey untilll February
at .1.00 p.m.. at the. Clerk's home.
JOAN ARMSTRONG, Clerk.
Foot Injured
While In Iowa
KINLOUGH NEWS
were Miss Karen Cunningham, of
Listowel, Fred Uhler of Walton,
.Mr. and ,Mrs. Gerald Gibson and
family of Tieswater.. /
Jim Smith, returned home on
By-LaW # 1, 1972, naming mun-
respective salaries, was Oven
third reading a finally passed
icipal officials, and .setting the
on motion 'of ,Councillors MCDon
ald,and Aitchison. Salaries for
1972 are: Clerk - $1500.00; Treas
urer - $11 000.00; Reeve -
$375,00; Councillors $325.00;
Fenceviewers - $10.00 per day;
Livestock Evaluators - $7:00 per
inspection; grader Operator -
.o t per our; ingman -
per hour; Casual labour $1*.90
per hour.
A motion by Countillors. Aitch-
ison and Durnin, gave third and ,
final ;eat:ling to. By Law x 2, 1972,,
which gives Municipal Consent to
Bell Canada for the •placing of
buried cable for' teleph,one s:erviCe
in West Wawariosh.
By-,Law # 3, 1972, authorizing
Miinicipai Officials to borroW• up
tblao,opo.00 lin:1972 to Cover.
expenditures until rates are
lected, was given third, reading
and finally passed on motion of
Councillors Aitchison and
Durnin.
.-e-roadecountS-Ke-r-e-passed
for payment on ri'.iotion Coun--
cillors.Hickey and MCDOnald.
Moved •bi. Coupeitior'1..c*C301`1a1.d
seconded bry Couricillort_ Hicke y; .
That the Pad'Superintenderit
ziven var, added 'truck allowance
of pet' year, CcuntillOrs •
A.itchison:A414Durriz 't~,evec frik
.arnendrilent"tha "the addeq
llOwahce be made per
LOCAL 335..N.F.U. NEWS .,
Local 335 National Farmers'
Union delegates to the National
Convention in Winnipeg were
Jack Verhulst, R. R. 3 Lucknow
and John Auitin, R. R. 7. Luck-
now.' Delegates felt this was, a'
real educational prograrn as they
met farmers from Manitoba and
other western' provinces 'and P2E.1. • and •uthet eat
found that the West didn't under-
stand our milk policy'and its
problems and the, east didn't
understand the -weitern grain situa
tion. Meetings Of this nature'
help bring farmers from all parts
of the country together where the
can discuss their different
problems and: ideas.
•• Local 335 met for a loCal
meeting at Kingsbridge schoOl'on
Thursday night. fertiliser and
baler, twine prices were discussed
and it is again felt that the
can obtain a competitive price
for its members,
RAFT'BOYCOT•T -
• .the west and ;this picketing will
tion ••picketing has spread acro:,,
resume' across Ontario, a tad the
east by March.. •
• The first session of, West Wawa-
nos ip -arm- or
1972 was held ar the home of the
Clerk on Tuesday 'afternoon, Jan-
uary 4th. All members were in
attendance and Reeve Lyons•pres-
ided.
The minutes of the final ses-
siomfor 1971 were 'read and adopt-
ed on motion of CouncillorS -
,Durnin and • Hickey.
The Clerk was. directed to return
'the Official Plan of the County
of Huron to the Department Of
Municipal Affairs in Toronto, with
a statement tirt'WeSt WaWanosh
Township concurred 'with the Plan
as presented.
A severance application for '
the sale by.'W, Rintoill of the
former Fordyce School was pres-
ented to Council; arid no objec-
tions, were'.raised to 'such a sever,
ance.
owns •
Loral Men Attend"
N.F.U. Contention
, •
6 APIECE' FLOWER
SET'
or broom 6 PIECE $314..95
or sold by the'piece
fievOto .i.e••••••••••• -•
FOR THE WEEK ,
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"PANAMA'
FEATHERWEIGHT
LUGGAGE 7
• "Vin-Tut Covering
Nickel plated hardware
3 PIECE SET' $29.95
SOLD' SEPARATELY
Pulloan —$11.98
Week-and $10.49,
Vanity — $9.98
Air Canada Bags
• $3.19 EACH
ALL OTHER 'TAMS and,'
SCARVES — 20% OFF
ALL FABRICS STria.
• 26.%,:000,
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