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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-08-02, Page 6 A • CHANGE OF OFFICE HOURS CRAWFORD a taILL. Barristers Wingham, Ont. announce effective July 28, 1972 A SOLICITOR' WILL. BE AT THE RIPLEY OFFICE FRIDAY MORNINGS " Office Will be open Monday to Friday (Thursday afternoon closing) Phone 395-2633 In Lucknow office, Wednesday mornings Phone 5284320 -. Huron Council Huron Township .puncil'rnet on July 3 and 17 with all mem- bers present. Minutes of preceed ing meetings were read and con- firmed. Council passed a By-law author- izing the Province to enforce the \i Trenc d xcavators Act in the 'To y nship effective August 1st. The three Beach Associations were recnkested to have their members place the garbage bags in containers to keep the animals from destroying the plastic bags. The containers could be of wood or steel' barrels and it was suggested they be painted white. An official from the Department of Health visited the Dump site and later reported that burning should be stopped and an , attendant be there whenever' the site , is open. The pit should 'be covered more often and otherwise it appeared satisfactory. Township accounts of $3,204.41 and road accounts of $60,185.46 were ordered paid andslue to Civic holiday coming on our next meeting day, the meeting will be held on July 31st ' starting at 7.30 p.m. EARL TOUT, CLERK. PROCLAMATIO I 'Hereby Proclaim Monday, August .,7th A CIVIC HOLIDAY FOR THE Village of Lucknow and call upon all persons to observe it as such, GEORGE' W JOYNT, Reeve DOG LICENCES AND TAGS Are ,now available' at. the Municipal Office, Lucknow and must be purchased no later than August 15th, 1972. VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW -..^rjsiNiv‘"1/411-- Jc D 16)1. 41\ \ ‘11C-KS-°-7 GIVE.... so more will live CANADIAN HEART FUND cardemOeleett 11. =Cog JUST FOR YOU AT at TAKE OUT FO n::::.. , EAST END OF LUCKNOW PHONE 528-2034 TUESDAY,-AND_WEDNESDAY, AUGUST. II AND 9 ONLY FISH AND CHIP DINNER WITH SALAD AND TOMATO REGULARLY BSc my to9 . THIS WEEK PHONE IN YOUR ORDER AND WE WILL HAVE IT READY WHEN Voll ARRIVE 528-2034 7 OPEN '11 A.M. TO I A.M. DAYS A WEEK WE THE L.U;KNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2nd. 1971 PAGE SIX I oi • Bruce Farm Report 4-H DAIRY SCORE TOUR This year a 4-H Dairy Score Tour was held onJuly 12th. Ap- proximately thirty-five 4-H Dairy Calf members took 'part in the fjarudm.gings of four different deify I would like to thank Mr. Har- old Wilhelm of Dearborn Farms, Mr. Currie Moffat of Teeswater, Mr., Ed Haelzle and Mr. Bernard. Ruetz both of Mildmay for the work and co-operation they gave by allowing 'the 4-H. members to tour and judge their farms. The top scorer of the day was Murray Moyer of R. 4 Mildmay, . who received a trophy and second place winner was Brenda Ribey from R. 4 Paisley. The next ten winners were: Gail Whytock, Jim Ha.mmell, • Stella Renwick, Aud- rey Moyer, Cathy Dietrich, Ferne Aitken, Sandy Peacock, George Fischer, Stephen Ruetz, Murray Whytock. Daryl Ball, Extension Assistant EGG MARKETING QUOTA Information forms have been mailed to all egg and started ,pul- let producers. These forms must be completed and returned to the Egg Quota Allocation Commission before the 4th of August. Forms were mailed to pradue- era with more than 500 hens. If you now have less than 500 hens, but-hadever-500-at-some time bet- ween January 1st, 1969 and April 20th of this year, and did not re- ceive a form, we have a supply of forms at our office in Walkerton. We will assist any producers who have difficulty in filling out their forms. • LAWNS To promote a- rich dark green colour and, a healthy turf; re- t Guelph .have found_ that 1 1/2 lbs. of actual Nitrogen per 1,000 sq. feet should be ap- plied at least three times each year. The researchers also found they got a tremendous response to Phosphate on new seedlings, but, very little response to Potash. Colin Reesor, // Associate , Agricultural Rep. CHECK YOUR. MOW FOR .C\ HEATING HAY Hal Wright, former Farm Safe- ty Specialist with .; OMAF, says farmers should check damp hay for heating. A probe can be made of 10 feet of 1/2 inch electrical conduit tub- ing. A sharpened hardwood point is riveted to one end' and about holes-drilledlust---a- boy the point. , Drive the probe 8 or 9 feet into the hay and lower a candy 'or oven thermometer to the bottom of the tube. Remove the therm: curter 'after 5 4ninutes,• and, take a reading of the temperature. Mr. Wright gives the' following temperature signposts: 150°F. --- entering the *danger zone7—Make--tempera-- ture observations daily. 160° F. — Danger! Inspect' every four hours to see if the temperature is rising. 175° F. — Fire pockets may be anticipated. Call the fire department-pumper-and wet down the hay. 185° F. — Remove the hay. The pumper should be a- vailable since flames will develop when, air comes in contact with the hay. 210° F.Critical! The hay is — almost certain to ignite. New Agricultural Engineer In Huron George Penfold 27, has been appointed Agricultural Engineer .for Huron County effective July 10th, 1972. He succeeds :Jim` Arnold who transferred to Kempt- vine College of Agricultural Technology in May. George is a native of the Lon- don, Ontario area where his - family have a cash crop farming operation. Following graduation in 1968 from the University of Guelph where he. majored in Water Re- • sources Management and Civil Engineering, he joined the Exten sion Branch, Ontario Department of AgricultUre and Food in Wel- lington County at Guelph. In 1969, he 'transferred to the Grey . County office of the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food where he worked for two years until 1971. During the past year, George and his wife toured. Europe and a graduate in Northm c.Afra . ' Penfold is Home Economics from the Uni- yecsity of Gqeiph. George and Mafiryn r are active in sports , especially sailing and skiing. George is looking forward to meeting and working with farm faMilies in• liuron County. • Pinecrest *nor Nursing Home Professional Nursing Care 24 hours daily Dining Room and Tray Service Member:— Associated Nursing Homes Inc. Ontario • Associate Member:— Ontario Hospital Association Municipally Licensed Licensed by Ontario Department of Health MARY R. NEWBOLD, REG. N. GEORGE A. 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