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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-12-19, Page 6Jilt Little would like to thank all who remembered him with, cards and visits' while he was hospitalized. Thanks to Cumin and McKim and n staff. • I wish to thank all who called to -Visit me both in London and Wingharn Hospitals, all who sent cardt, brought treats, also Dr. Manners, London, who operated on me. Many thanks to Dr. Mc- 'Chu and Dr. Corrin and kind , nurses. Sincerely, Mrs. Jenny; Robb, Anderson Apartments, Lucknovi No#ice Ike Change Holiday, ..Hours 41Ir 41111P ..... .0OP IP diP .n •• ,dp. dip or do, di, THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL .44.. will be closed All Day Saturday, December 29 and January 5 . • . On Saturday, Jinuary 12, the Saturday hours will' revert to the same as always, Open Saturday morning and closed Saturday afternoon NOTICE EFFECTIVE MONDAY, JANUARY 7 THE VILLAGE 'SHOP AND S1MPS9NS SEARS WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAYS AND OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS . THI.LUCKN 'OF THANKS I: Relatives and friends of the late MisS Emma McCluskey wish ..to express thanks for visits while ,,she was a, resident at Brucelea ;Haven, Walkerton and for floral tributes at the time of her death. The family of the late Archie Aitchison are sincerely thankful for all expressions of sympathy, flowers and donations to the Heart Fund, Cancer Society and Gideon 'Bible Plan. Special thanks to relatives, friends and neigh- ,bours, the. MacKenzie Memorial Chapel and Rev. Glenn Noble. .All 'was deeply appreciated. . / • •; Bill Houston' wishes to thank everyone for the acts of kindness shown to him during his recent pereavement. Special thanks to the neighbours for offering use of their cars, kind acts and e.x- pressions of sympathy and floral tributes, also MacKenzie Funeral Home and Rev. Glenn Noble. Also the pallbearers who so willingly gave their service at the funeral and the delicious lunch served at the Presbyterian Church. These kind acts will always be rem- embered and .cherished.. May we express our apprecia- Hon and thanks to our neighbours from the Ashfield and Ambe.rley district for the' beautiful gifts pre- sented to us at a suprise party in our new home ,in Lucknow recently. We hope your Christmas season Will be filled with joy and cheer The perfect introduction . To a more than happy year Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Eldon and Allen Bradley When. I came to Lucknow as his bride eight and half years ago, Larry kept telling me what a good community I was coming to. These past few days have proved how true these words were. Thank you one and all for help, with food, farm chores and personal -support during our time of 'sorrow. — • Sincerely, Meg and. Blaine Salkeld We wish to express our sincere thanks to all our friends and neighbours who have been so thoughtful and kind in this time of sadness. ,The Salkeld and Tyler families Bruce Farm Report SIMPLE, TRAP MEASURES STORED GRAIN INSECTS A simple trap for insect detect- ion in stored grains has been de- veloped at the Canada Depart- ment' of Agriculture Research Station', Winnipeg, Manitoba. The trap is basically a length of pipe, plugged at the bootom, with holes on the side through which the insects can crawl. If you want to make the trap, use 'one-half inch pipe and put a cork or some other type of plug in the bottom. If the plug is pointed it will be much easier to shove into the pile of grain. Start- ing near the bottom end, drill a number of small holes along the length of the pipe. A Mi inch hole should be large enough to let ,the insects enter but not the grain. If there are insects in the grain, some will crawl through the hole, and fall to the. bottom of the pipe where they will col- lect. You should use a minimum of one trap per thousand bushels and check. once a week. 'In the winter place the traps in the centre of the bin where it is warmest, and in any areas where rain or snow has dampened the grain. When the 'weather begins to warm 'in the spring, the traps should be moved near the walls,, especially the south or warmest. wall. ' If you find insects in the trap, then bring them to this office for identification. If they can damage , the grain, then fumigation may be necessary. The trap can also be used for taking grain temperature, by in- serting a thermomet0 on a string into the pipe. Rick Upfokl, Soils and Crops Specialist GREY-BRUCE FARMERS' WEEK. Once gain the Grey-Bruce Farmers' Week will' be held in the Hanover. Coliseum. The dates are the 7th to the 11th of January with a 10:00 A.M. starting time each day. A brief summary of each day's program is as follows: Swine Day —' Monday, January 7th — speakers on marketing, diseases, drugs, rations, cross- breeding and artificial insemin- ation plus two farmers discussing their feeding programs. Sheep Day — Tuesday, January 8th — speakers on' marketing and handicrafts plus three far- mers discussing the sheep bus- ness as each- sees it. A special feature will be a panel discussion on sheep predators. Dairy Day — Tuesday, January 8th — speakers on the new loan program, the breeding stock' bus- ness, Canada's place hi 'world markets, the buying, storage and feeding of gram corn (wet and dry) plus three Oxford County dairy farmers, discussing the feeding of grain corn. Crops, Day — Wednesday, Jan- ZION Mr. and ma. Eldon 14tchie and' family had his sister. Mr. and' Mrs. Jim Smith of Molesworth Saturday evening, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Ireland, Douglas and Jeffrey of Burlington., spent 'Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jerome Mr. and Mrs. Lorne cook and family had, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cook and Mrs. Cook's niece Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stan- ley , all of Lucknow , Sunday after. noon. Barbara Wilkins University of Guelph, is spending three weeks . holidays at the home of her par- ents , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilk- ins and family. Jirn Ritchie Centralia College of Agriculture is spending two weeks holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ritchie. Don- ald and Carol. Mrs. Morris Jerome and Mrs. Lulu ,Anderson had as Sunday visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Jer- ome and family of Clinton and Mrs.' ,William G. Hunter, Mrs. Joe Freeman and Mrs. John Hall, all of Lucknow . Donna Ritchie, dietician, at 014- en Sound General Hospital, spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Harvey Ritchie. Mrs. Charles Wilkins and Barb- ara went to London on Monday of this week to visit her mother, Mrs. William Irwin at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Alton. Mrs. Jake Hunter of Lucknow is spending 'a few days with her son, Mr. and. Mts. John hunter and family. Students of F. E. Madill Sec ondary High School are: busy this week writing the Christmas exams; Notice. Re.. rhtm'as :Hours: 1%" WE WILL BE alma THE FOLLOWING DAYS Christmas Day, December 25 Boxing Day, December 26 Thursday, December 27 Friday, December '28 We will Re-open. Saturday, December 29 WWWWWWWW7WWWWWWWWWWMA Log Cabin Restaurant ELP WANTED, FEMALE. FULL OR PART-TIME For general duties related to production of weekly newspaper, ad preparation, proof reading, tele. phone receptionist, etc. Successful applicant will be trained APPLY BY LETTER ONLY: THE LUCKNOW °SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO MARK LETTER "APPLICATION" uary 9th — speakers on micro nutrients, fertilizer shortage, the value of manure,: corn weed con- trol, feeding vs cash cropping and the farm machinery board. George Jones will give a present- ation on Faba beans. Beef Day — Thursday, January 10th -- a film on "The Manage- ment of Calving", speakers on cow calf economics, beef market- ing, beef, cattle growth promot- ants, spring warble control, liquid protein supplements and the handling of feedlot manure. Ladies Day — Thursday, Jan- nary 10th (Hanover Town Hall) — a food demonstration, a safety preSentation (II a r o Tighe, 0.P.P.), a consumer consultant plus clinics on flower arranging, lunch box ideas, gelatine tricks and simple cake decorating. Federation Day — Friday, Jan- uary 11th — legislation and 'fin- ancial aspects of drainake, land use planning and achievements of the year. Full programs are available at the county agricultural offices in Markdale (986-2040) and Walker- ton (881-3301). Colin Ree3or, Associate Agricultural Rep. 11,1X1010W, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER% - I wish to express thanks for cards, gifts and visits, while. I was in Wingham Hospital. Thanks also to Doctors Corrin and Mc- Kim and all who helped out at home. - Tillie Hackett A Sentinel Gift Subscription For that Christmas gift, one which will be appreciated all year long, give a' new or renew- al subscription to The LUclmow Sentinel. $6 per year in Canada, $8 for foreign. An attractive gift card will be' sent. Will Be Closed TUESDAY, WED14ESDA1', THURSDAYS DECEMBER 25, 26, 27 THE VILLAGE SHOP Ptv AND SIMPSONS SEARS