HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-02-07, Page 6Y-P c..Julve! v e 11111
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if Vou think that 'heart AiSease
`and 'stroke hit onlY5the &her.
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Eighty' years of eeeer
ire custom-building
mortgage loans to fit the
Purseandtheecircum-
etaeces thotiseeds ot.
Sat isfied cu st6 e „
'that'sthe 'plus yOu get
when you invite. V and
tr5help you buy Or 'build.
your 'home, Or Summer
cottage. Or buy yhni,
improved farm Friend:•
reliable' know how you,
epee
David Aalders had prepared a
'paper, on. a.Variety Of horses:'the
Tennessee Walker, Arabian
Ouarter Horse Morgan and Perch-
etc:in. Janice- Londry prepared a '
paper, on the Welch Pony which •
she gave. These were both excel-
lent papers and well presented.
Ken vTaylor
n
will trieto hac
tickets so interested membere•ca
Zothrige ,Ainttler of
rini0 Kixt6ton.
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The regular meeting of the
''Riderileciest 'Saddle-Club was
held at the horne of Hugh Siena-
enon in East Wawanosh with an
'attendance of :37 members and .'
two visitors; One new member
'joined the-club, Linda. Pearson,
giving a 'membership of 56,
• 'Sadie 'MacMillan 'gave the. re -
Tort of 'the lasteneetirig , also' the
motto of the club which is: the
objectives of the ;club: are to
protnote safe and sepsible horse-
Manship , to learn the 'functions
end care of the horse: tharthe
beginner and- the 'experienced
share toegethereand that each
mernber finds' the club both
inforinative and enjoyable: also
the club is open tOell interested
persons both riders and non riders.
Two types of meetings are held:
barn meetings where there will
be guest speakers ,.feleris .and
topics, and riding meets where .
the different aspects of horseman
ship will be demonstrated.
Opening and welcome''was
done 'by' 'Hugh (or Bud as we like
to call Win) and .a rubdown on the
different breeds, of horses , was .
given by •Carolyn Ta ylore, also .
film and narration by Carolyn and
Bud.'
Upon arriving in .Listowel the
Bells' urchased an interest, in
the Listowel Dairies frornhis
uncle, :Clayton Bell John Bell
Operaied'the dairies in '•partner- •
ship with John,,Mantsch until
selling out to Clyde Mock on Dec-
ember 1, 1958. •
Mr. Bell then, joined the Lond-
on Life Insurance Co. in May,
and in September he and his faen-.
'ily left Listowel for the Festival .
City..
While he lieed ie Listowel,
few men could par'allei John
Bell's energetic Career in, torn-
n
.
unity serviee. His first major
undertaking was the spearhead-
ing of a drive to instals a light-
ing eysteni Mernorial Park;
His interest in theInter-
County Listowel Legionnaires Base.'
ball Club earned him the title .
of "Mr., Baseball' in Listowel.
He was also' a drivipg force be-
hind the pOstewar campaign which
gave Listowel a new artificial ice
arene. For: many years he sere-
ed as a member of The Arena
Commission. 16196.2 he was earn.-
ed chairman of the Arena Rebuild-
ing Committee which replaced
the btritcture 'which collapsed in
the disaster of #ebruary 28:1.95e.
'Mr. Bell also sparked the drive
which resulted in the artificial
ice curling rink. He was a
charter Member of the Listow€1
Krn irieee Club. He, later joined
the, Listowel Rotary Club. He
was also member of the United
Church, the Masonic'' Lodge , the
The Bells had recently constte(e-
oneBrian rt tondoe and one
tiA 11 er Nits. Dwiolit (Miele .1
day,
Mrs. Lawrence Edgar Of Atweel
arranged, a mesical •pregrarn for
Varnily Night: Themes in-
troduced'the nurnbere and ,
,gave a reading .:entitled "Albert
and. The Lien", Mrs, Edgar prov-
ided the plane acciereperemete
for the evenieg,. Which included
dance ,eunibere by .ceneen Edgar ,
Yielineelections by Lawrence Ede
gar , Viggo and Paul Sorenson.
Viggo Sorepson, who is a native
of Denmark, :played,seetral.Daee
ish seiectiops and his son, 'Paul,
entertained With 4 member of vion
al •solos, accompanying himself
With anelectrie guitar. Mrs,
.leu11; who is Mrs. Edgar's mother :,
thanked 'the entertainers on behalf,
of the residents.
"Oneforin of "insurance" which
should 'reduce 'the risk • of this
happening, is ',compliance -with the
'guidelines set 'down an the g
gested Code of Practice for the
establishment and 'management
of livestock operations. Having
done this, the farmer :should fol..
low through by .applying for a
'Certificate of Compliance from
the Ministry. ofthe Environment.
expanded liv'estock operation in
'such a way 'that. he not pol-
lute"the' environment nor be ob-
jectionable to his neighbours (b),
having a Certificate 'of Compli-
ance Indicates that the tamer
has been judged to be a "good"
.fatmer as4 art as his 'pollution ,con-
trol endeavours are conceried.
`Thus, if"trouble should develop in
the future, the farmer will have
'people such as the Ministry' of the.
Environment, to testify lortim,
'not against him. This could 'be
highly ,important evidence.
Interested farmers 'should con-
tact their local office of the Min-
istry of Agriculture & Food 'for
more information. '
-the 'rafters Must be , ( proper
:size and spacing; 'trusses must be,
designedand .;constructea so that
all segrnentsnre ..Capable of to
ing the imposed the nlates.
supporting "the roof must be of
vroper4ize and properly support-1
ed Ithis includes ail adequate
Method of fastening to a nost so
thatthe' joinVean develop, at least
es*M Att uch strength as e plate
itself);•thepoSts (or stung) must
be;strongenough to transfer the
load to 'Abe :footings (,-;r found:
ietion) 'below; end the footings
I must be Of,sufficient size to •trans-
! wii n tthhelieu t s
I fer the load 'to the soil beneath:
causing any movement
.The point. :thee, is that any
l`building must be built •poll that
) it has 'a .balatieed-design from top
tie bottom; being 'concerned ottly
enough:
about "the: size. and snuffle of
refters of Anisses 'alone is not
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'Agricultural Engineer
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New
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SPeeial music 'for thee Clinton,
Cheieeien Reformed song service
OnSondey evening ,Wea provided
by Robert.ancl Ann VanDerEnde,
teho.sattg duet, numbers. Aire'
VanDerEnde 'led the service',
which included 'the singing of eev-
ieraleoftheeesidenie favourites,
with Rev. Buekema in chaege of
devotions.
A group of ladies from the Wes-
. ley Willis Church , Clinton , along
with other friends, held a.party is
the *nth Wing dining room on .
Wednesday afternoon, .honouring
Miss I/lee-Davies on her. 90th birth-
Area Native
WasTrominent In
tommunity Work
Bruce ~Farm iteport
A' rood .deal of ,ferm huilding
planning :is done at ,this time of
year..AnyOne involved in ',making
,plana fog the construction -of 'new
livestock buildings, ,orthe ',reined-
„ellingiof existing ones, should con-
'JOHN •'BELL eider the lollowing.iteins.
John lien -died of cancer T.ues-i CERTIFICATE OF '
day, January 30, en 3tratforce Geri , COMPLIANCE
ld. - ' 'A .;moremtteution:be paid to all ,as-
iety 'today is demanding • that
'Whether or,not.we like it, soc-
eral Hospital. He was 58 yearS
A native of Ripley arta , he liects tof4politition 'tontrol .-tair,
went to Listowel in 1946 after he water and ,soil included, 'The
received his descharge froth the tanner with :his livestock opera-
Royal Canadian Air 'Force. -He 1-fionjla,. s a..1:00 tenti,.,,aIH sotirce of, poi- ,
held the rank of squadron..leader.ninon :and itiann certainly be.. in
arid. was, awarded the .Order ofehe
IiiithSe./,,befutustr.ine,teileisiets, doe.eespes.eveiallerythiny,iogr
British-Empire =for his Services from ' ,.possible ,,,and :practical to reduce
King George Vi. lie and .his ',wife, 'the potential to a. minimum.,Plan-
the former Margaret Funston, also ;ninginthis'way may well 'avoid
oldie Ripley area , were both 'unpleasant neighbourhood tibia-
fortner •School teachers. :tions. --eviiielreotrici 'go .as far as
courtactioll.
'ROOF DESIGN LOAD
-goes without saying that roofs
of all bifildings must, be designed
and' constructed to take the Var-
ious load's one could reasonably
expect to be' applied fronitime to
time. In this part of the country,
the greatest single, load is that
'dile to aecutnulatiOn,of snow. '
Although not evident this year,
still there is a Wide range of ex
pected snow.. loading across the
Province, With Southern Ontario
having a relatively 'light 'loading;
while parts of Grey ,and • Bruce
can ekpeet 'one of 'the heaviest
loadings. The practical 'signifi
Carr cane() of this is the fact that a Listewel Golf and Cpuntie, n depend on youN tten ad seminar session at th( roof designed for ohe area will thday at Victoria and G • University of Guelph on March Club and a trustee on the List- not be satisfactory for another; the ,27th. Thesee.novies roves a roof must be built for the cort- ,, ow;e1 District'Secondary School
Tbe r wn
, lneke WitIntee ''eane ewe , of.Kineerdite tittete .1 trel • , , , porting' n Metal 'roof 'Meet be gerV.I.C1`,'q Wqre Delfl ' •
are . ' ed A home at Point Clare. • In taking this one • step farther,
Neat meetine will beheld Feb- Besides his wife, Mr. Bell e it soon becomes apparent that
map' the leth, in the Felice,— . survived by his father Willi: not only must the rafters or , teuseeS be designed' and eon el ,,a , I ship roem of ler knew tInitee 'Bell „ Who presently resides at the I etreeted for ihe expected snow
Churtt h. Mel? (Merle Hillside' Rest Home, Sebrineville: I load — the Whole.roof and root ,:
support system must he treated
to like Mabee/. This means
that the girds or etripping tee-
lcrt of things neetainine to tle •Beard.. ' ditions 'found in that partitular mid I ^are and welfare of the horse and
epseed aecording, to the tbiekness
area,
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