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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-02-28, Page 18WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY Mr. Bennett outlined a few of the many, projects the Ontario Feder- ation of Agriculture is presently Working on, such. as: Committee n Hydro corridor, Succession ties, Quotas. Value, Capital Gains Tax, Land We. Planning, Animals Medicine Act, Corn Marketing Com,mittee, Capital Grants and.Education .Costs. An interesting discussion followed on Various points made by Mr. Ben- nett. • Stan Paquette of the, Ontario Departrridrit of Agriculture and Food then showed films on their recent trip to England, Ireland. and Scotland Duiing the year Ashfleld Fed- eration sent out tenders for fuel. The' following qu,Otation was given: 20 on gas, 2¢ on diesel and 10 on furnace , fuel including cleaning. These prices are avail- able to Individual Service Mem- bers only. Card Party Dungannon L.O.L. held a -euchre party on Thursday, Feb- ruary 22 with 10' tables in play. High prizes'for,the evening went to Mrs. Jack Curran for the ladies and, Pete Jefferson for the men with second, high to Mrs. Jack Errington and Art Stewart, The next card party will he held in two weeks. Is Your House Too Dry. AN P71713: OHO. HUMIDIFIE WILL PUT MOISTURE IN THE AIR Exceptional value at this low price. Ideal for hUmidifying bedroom, office, bachelor apartments, Light, easy to move• from room to room.. ELECTROHOME PORTABLE ELECTROKOME H44 Sharply styled, two- ' • tone humidifier with 2-speed fan. Perfect for: the 4 or 5 room house or apa.rtment. ELECTROHOME i188 • Choice orwood grain finisheS. Has variable speed' fan.. Rolls on free wheeling casters. Serves 7 room dwelling., The ultimate in house- hold humidifiers. Auto- matic humidistat main- . tains constant moisture level. Signallight indi- cates when tank is empty. Shuts of automatically. Decorator cabinet in choice of wood graifis. Priced From $19.95 U ',NN,C‘c..6-Ne•cs.,cscs,c‘c„c‘,6,,,c„c*CNCNCNCN,,' Greer T V ar Lucknow Titig.1,LOCKNOW SENTINEL, poop% ONTARIO • HEADS FEDERATION CONTINUED FROM. PAGE 1 _present felt about warble fly spray- ing. There is no subsidy at all now for warble fly, spraying and . the Township pays for it in full. 'A lot of Townships have stopped spraying and it is then left' up to the individual to have his cattle o sprayed et his own cost. 'A vote by show .of hands 'was taken and the majority Of those present felt that the Township should continue with the spraying. • • • IvlasoreBailey, President of the Huron County Federation of Agric- ulture, complimented the group on the increase in memberships • in Ashfleld. Towiship which now has 110 I.S.M. Bill Crawford, Secretary-Fieldnian for Huron County, alsb complimented on • the increased membership and thanked all who had assisted in membership drives. Mr. Bailey was nominated as' Chairman for the election of • officers, which resulted as fol.- lows: ,President, Vincent Austin; Vice-President, Ralph Foster; Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Pat Livingston; Directors, Mr. and. Mrs. Dirk Logtenberg,, Mr. and Mrs. Martin' Hendricks., Mr. and Mrs.' Merle Gunby, Harvey Liv- , ingston. • Delmar Bennett, R. R. 1 For- , rester's Falls, who is a member • . orthe Executive Committee of the Ontario Federation of Agric- . ulture, was the guest speaker. Phone 528-3118; COLOURS TO MATCH ANY SHADE YOU. REQUIRE It Takes Only Seconds On Our Colour Dispensing Machine JOHN W. HENDERSON LUMBER LTD. WHETHER YOU WANT FLATS, RUBBERIZED., , ALKYDS, ENAMEL, GLOSS; OR SEMIGLOSS TO KEEP THAT 1UST. PAINTED" .LOOK USE WE HAVE. IT IN STOCK FORME WHOLE HOU PITTSBURGH • PAINTS FM- MorrLed. In Goderich Ceremony HAMILTON' - KETCHA.13AW Wedding vows w,ere exchanged betWeen Annie. Mae Ketchabaw and Donald Keith Hamilton be fore Rev. Garfield Russel in St. George's Anglican Chuich, God- erich, January 26, 1973 at seven o'clock in the 'evening. The bride is The daughter of Mr. and Mr,s. James Ketchabaw and the groom's parents,are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton, all of Goderich. The Ketchabaw family formerly lived at Para - 'mount. Given in marriage by her fath- er., the. bride wore a street- length sapphire blue jersey dress with long sleeves and a shallow stand-up collar. She carried a white Bible crested with pink and- white rosebuds. • Her sole attendant, Miss Rhea Hamilton of Goderich chose a short navy and white long-sled ed dress altd her flowers were pink and white carnations. Benson Kerr of Goderich was ,groQisman. The bride's mother received, her guest's at a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Chambers, Goderich, wearing a sky blue crimperline dress to which was pinned a pink and `white carna -' tion corsage. The groom's moth- er assisted in a long gown of sap- •phire.blue. Her corsage was of pink/and white carnations also. • Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, +who reside in Goderich,,are planning a Spring honeymoon.. Prior to, her marriage, the bride was entertained at a shower given in her honor by Mrs. Elgin Chambers, Goderich. TEES WATER CHILDREN CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 were discharged. It is believed that ice around the rear door of the station wagon had prevented the door from making 'a tight seal when , closed and that the fumes had seeped into the car. The following injuries were treated at' Wingham and District Hospital. , Kenneth Sinnamon, R. R. 2, Wingham fell and fractured his upper right arm. Jack Thompson, R. R. 1, Holy. rood, age 15, received injuries to his left hip while snomobil- ing and apparently struck a post at his' home. He was treated and released. Kincardine O.P.P., investigated. • Mts. Joyce Showers, Winghan-i, received compound fractures, to ,her left index finger when she apparently caught her hand in a press while at/work. ' Robert Lowry, age 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Perrin Lowry, Am- berley received a laceration over the right eye playing hockey at the Brussels, arena. John Thomson, Bluevale while driving a snowmobile, struck •a wire fence on the 10th Concession of Weit-sWawanosh, approximately '1 1/2 miles South on Highway 86 on the division line. The accident happened February 23. He received deep lacerations to the face and abra- sions to the neck. He, was treat- ed and later discharged. Invest, igated by Wingham O.P.P. Rick- er. • Terry Noble, age 20', R. R, 2 Auburn, lost Control of the car he was:driving February 24 and struck a tree on Highway #4, be- tween Londesboro and Myth., received a fractured nose and jaw , facial lacerations and abrasions. He was treated and transferred via ambulance to Vietoria Hospital, London. Wing ham O.P.P. McKittrick investig , ated. 'Mrs, Joan Robinson, R. R. 5 , Lucknow, "fell on ice at her home February 24 and•tore the liga- ments in her left leg. Mrs. Gantina tine, R. R..3 Clifford, received lacerations to her right arm while helping her husband with pigs in the barn. at, her home. Lucknow Kenneth Marks, age 11, R. R. 1, Belgrave, received a lacerated forehead when he was struck, by a' hockey puck. Robert Blake, age 20, R. R. 2, Brussels, was driving in a snowrno• bile race at Brussels February 25 when the machine went out of control and he was thrown off. He, received a fractured pelvis, was admitted to; hospital and his condition is satisfactory. Invest- igated by Wingharn zer. Barry Poole , age. 32 toria Avenue', Chatham o thrown from his machine race at Bruisels. He reeell fraCtured spine, was adm hospital Where his condit satisfactory. Investigated •Wingham 0 P • Balzer, patients were /brought into al by the St.' Johnrs Am crew from Listowel. Richard Foxton, age16, ham was,treated,for•faciat. ations caused by a hgchey" at the Wingham arena., Stewart Alton, age 17 Lucknow, son of Mr. and . Blake Alton,. while drivinti mobile , lost control on ie ran into another machine' ning his left foot between machines. He received tured left ankle. He was and later released. Inve by Wingham O.P.P. Balm