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47 Melo Streei, • Norrislon, 0,ntorie
Phone
335-3037 OR 3311-3031
WANT All
RD OF THANKS
We would like to thank our
friends, relatives and neighbours
for flowers, gifts, letters, cards and
home cooking while we were await-
ing the arrival of our little (laugh-,
ter and sister. These • kindnesses
will always be remembered.
Jim and Evelyn Bradley
and girls
Clara--Webster-wishes-to-thank
all those who remembered v her
with letters, cards, gifts and visits
while she was a patient in Univer-
sity Hospital, London. Theie kind-
nesses will long be remembered.
We wish to thank all the 'kind
folks for - visits,• cards, treats,
flowers, etc. sent to Lester. Spec-
ial thanks to Dr. Leahy and nurses
on the 2nd floor of hospital; also
Rev. Arnold Proud for his extra
visits to hospital and comforting
words to all; to Mrs. Verna Mil-
ler and IVErs- Marjciry Buchanan
for the use of Mrs. Miller's home
during the week; to the neighbours
and friends for 'food sent to both
the Miller and Falconer homes;
for floral tributes and to all who
helped in so many ways. We will
ways—remember—these—kin&
nesses.
Velma, Garry and Bonnie Falconer
We wish to say a sincere thanks
to our " Lucknow neighbours and
friends for the lovely mirror.
Hiram and Esther Collins
We would like to express our
sincere thanks and appreciation to
relatives, friends and nei: boars
for the expressions of sympathy
and kindness shown to us at the
time of the death of our mother,
Mrs. Ilarriett-Wilson. -Thanks also
for the donations to the Heart
Fund' and Cancer Society and the
many floral tributes. Your kind-
ness to us will always be remerri-;
bered.
The Wilson Family
The Stanley Family wish to ex-
press thanks for the many kind-
nesses-of--friends--and-neighbours-at
the time of thendeath of, their sis-
ter Miss Eliza Jane (Jennie)
Stanley. All was deeply apprec-
PON SIX THE ILUCKNOW ENTINEL, LOCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1972
We Wish to thank our neighbours
and friends for the surprise party,
gifts and cards we received which
made our 25th Anniversary Novem-
ber 8, 1972 'such a happy occasion.
Jim-and Celia Aitchison.,
Emerson Howald would like 'to
thank everyone who visited him or
tAiim----eards-and-letters
he was in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don.
BUSINESS OF FARMING
COURSE
There is an 'opportunity for 30
farmers to take h ten week re-
training course. The course will
be similar to the one held in Elm-
wood last winter with the main
subjectS-beinglinancial manage-
ment and livestock and crop pro-'
duction.
, The students in this course
qualify for the Canada Manpower
adult retraining allowance.
Applications are available from
our office in Walkerton. The ap-
plication deadline is December
15th, 1972.
AERATING GRAIN STORAGE
Storing., grain in large steel or,
concrete ' bins is a lot 'different
than storing it in a_barn granary.
There are fewer air holes and a
much larger mass of grain. This
makes mechanical aeration a nec-
essity.
Bins May be aerated by blow-
ing or sucking air through a per-
forated false bottom or by draw-
ing air tlir-Vigh---a-p-erforattube versa foods Ltd. , said it
M. R. Bolton,
Agricultural Representative
-SILAGE-CONFERENCE-------
./
Are you thinking about a silage student newspaper .
system? Continued student pressure per-.
If you answered yes to any of suaded the administration of the
the above questions then you 'University of Lethbridge to re-
should be interested in the Silo ' move most Kraft products from
_age_Conference being held in Wat-iis_cafeterias„1_ -
M erloo on January 3rd and 4th. I Meanwhile 'a member of stud-Cost of the conference is only . ent council of Laurentian Univer- $12.00 and it includes two lunch- sity in Sudbury will ask the coun- eons and a copy of the conference
proceedings. Jai to remove all Kraft products
The first day starts with a ge.n. from its store at the next meet-
0E11 session where such topics as ing. ‘
protein sources and making bet- All farmers should join
ter silage will be discussed. After wholeheartedly and make this the luncheon there will be two
will be cliscu.ssed.
At each session there will be
the "so called experts" and farm-
ers making presentations. • It
should be an excellent opport-
'unity to discuss any' questions or
roblems you might_hay_eand to
hear how other farmers wave
solved their problems.
All you have to do is come
away -with one-idea and it easily
pays for the $12.00 invested. Be-
sides 'the cost is tax deductible.
Those interested in attending
andTvho -vra-t-n -iithe details—
should contact the Ministry of
Agriculture and Food in Walker-
ton before December 13th and the
program ' will be sent out. 'If
there is enough interest then
poss y travel arrangements-
can be made.
Rick Upfold,
Soils and Crops Specialist
Bruce Farm Report
SWINE FARMERS SHORT ,
COURSE
A two day swine, course is, be-
ing offered at Centralia Decem-
ber 13th and 14th. The main top-
ics are mineral and vitamin sup-
plements, economical ration pre-.
paration, breeding problems in
confinement systems and financ-
ing. Anyone interested can' get
further details at our office.
A-sincer_e _thankyett_to_ _Mr. _and
Mrs. Newbold and their staff and
to Dr. Corrin and Dr. McKim for
their kindness shown to our
Mother Mrs. Harriett Wilson,
during her three year stay at Pine-
crest Manor. Thanks also to, the
organizations and friends who vis-
ited her and remembered her with
cards and gifts.
The Wilson Family
I would like to extend a sincere
to all m friends for
their visits, cards, treats an
flowers while I was a patient in
Wingham Hospital. Special thanks
to Drs. Corrin and McKim and the
nurses on second floor.
Lottie Cooke
Evenings win ghain
4 1/41120 357-1610
Two Delegates To
Represent Local
335 At Winnipeg
N. F. U. NEWS
Campus action against Kraft •
io_od_Rroducts continued to score
successes with the decision of
caterers at York University in
Toronto to respect the N.F.U.'s
boycott of Kraft, the American
owned food monopoly.
Lynn Brooks, York manager for
which is buried in the grain. In
any case you should not buy a
grain storage unit that does not
have aeration equipment includ-
ed.
haylage?
pressure caused•him to' eliminate
most Kraft products 'from York
cateterias. Kraft could, supply
some 50 to `60% of campus food
nceds Brooks said, but this' will
now be cut back to 10%. Brooks
-se-id-he was-persuaded-talloy_cort
Are you presently growing corn when he read a letter from York
for silage • or high moisture grain? student council president John
4 u growing -forages for Theobold,xn Exca libur the
boycott really effective. Get. sessions — one on forages and
the other on grain. your "Auntie Kraft" recipes from
On the second day .you can go the Local ExecUtive; use them and
of----three-sessions-----beefr, 4ive-xliern_to your friends. .
dairy or swine. Here the feeding Two delegates have been
of silage and feed systems as it elected from Local 335 member -
relates to each type of livestock ship to attend the 3rd Annual
Convention in Winnipeg from
December 11 to 15. Mrs. John
Howard and Lorne McDonald will
be among the 4001'or more N.F.
U. delegates from across Canada
o_make farm policy .for
is members.'
TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CORPORATION OF
THE TOWNSHIP OF
KINLOSS
UNDER , THE NEW ONTARIO PROPERTY TAX CREDIT
PLAN, RESIDENTIAL AND FARM PROPERTY TAXES•
LEVIED AND DUE IN 1972 'MUST BE PAID BY 'DECEMBER
31.
THE PAYMENT OF THESE MUNIC1PAL—TAXES-WILL
ENABLE YOU TO RECEIVE FULL CREDIT UNDER. THE
ONTARIO PLAN ON YOUR 1972 INCOME TAX RETURN.
FRASER MacKINNON, Clerk
All vehicles must Abe removed froth all streets' in
Luckiow between the hours of 2 a.m. and 7 a.m,
during the winter months.
Thee Village will not assume responsibility for
damage to vehicles-who-do-not-comply with
these regulations.
NOTICE
RE SNOW PLOWING
VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW
Business Of Farming
ICANADA—MANP-OW-ER_ AND_THE ONTARIO' MINISTRY OF
AGRICULTURE AND FOOD ARE . SPONSORING
a 10 week course
on the Business of Faiming
THE COURSE WILL START
ON JANUARY 15th, 1973
AND ,THE LOCATION WILL BE
;_ -ARID '
This course is strongly, recommended to any farm operator who
wishes to improve his management ability. Subjects covered will
deal 'mainly with Farm Management, Livestock' Management,
and Soils and Crops Management.
Approved students ,will receive a Canada Manpower re-
training allowance:" For further information and application
forms, contact your local Agricultural Representative or ARDA
Representative
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yearlong, give a new or. renew
al subscription to The Lucknow
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card will be sent.
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