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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-05-01, Page 7n Thompson Is President pley Kincardine Grain d its organizational on April 23 froin 8.15 to ,Ripley District High The two leaders, Dennis nd John C. MacDonald , ut books and project gistration sheets, were t and forms for trips , nd exchanges. on of officers followed following officers; Pres- 'an Thompson; Vice Pres- anny Collins; Seeretary- r, Kerry Boyle and News , Heather Boyle xt meeting will be held- 7 arRipley Distfict High t 8,15. OOL the highest returns for by patronizing your nization. SHIP COLLECT TO Our Registered AREHOUSE NO. 10 TON PLACE, ONTARIO loin sacks and tWine without charge from 'an McDowell SHEARER AUBURN or'by writing to DIAN CO-OPERATIVE. GROWERS LIMITED TON. PLACE; ONTARIO Stewart's Seed Corn For Sale 2700. 2700 290i 2900 CONTACT JIM ,AITCHIISON R.R. 2 Lucknow ' Phone. 528-6742 OR GARRY MacKENZIE R.R., 3 Lucknow Phone 395-5276 2704 S.C. 84 4714 D.C. 87 JX952 S.C. 93 951J D.C. 95 Increased Yields Control Weeds IN BEANS * AMITROLE T * COBEX * EPTAM * PATORAN GRAINS * 2, 4-D AMINE 80 * MCPA AMINE 80 mosdnumanoso CORN • * SUTAN ATRAZINE 80W * AATREX 90W • * MARZONE AMITROLE T * BLADEX * CORN OIL ASK ABOUT SPECIAL DISCOUNT Ca T M.J. Smith SEED AND GRAIN CO. LTD. PORT ALBERT PHONE 529-7135 FARM SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS CORN and GRAIN WEED SPRAYS FREE SPRAY GUIDE BRIER TWINE , SOYBEAN SEED * CERT. ALFALFA * RED CLOVER * TIMOTHY * IMPROVED PASTURE MIXTURE ANDERSONS FERTILIZER NOW CONTRACTING * WHITE BEANS 4, CORN Order now and be.sure!!! .L SMITH (Gzineiritv Port Albert Phone 5294135 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO AY 1st, 1974 PAGE' MVPS CROP SPRAYS atrex 90-W — Sutan Lasso ex Patoran Eptam Main 4D MCPA Embutox, etc. STOCKER FEEDER:SALE Saturday Afternoon, May 1 1 th Consisting of Steers, Heifers and Calves FOR CONSIGNMENTS CONTACT THE MANAGEMENT Victor Hargreaves -- 482-7511 (Clinton) William Livingston — Dungannon 529-7521 Barry Miller -- Exeter 235-2717 and Kirkton, 229-6205 itinom•••. HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES Auctioneers Hector McNeil and Larry Gardiner Zippy Trinette-s The sixth meeting of the Zippy Trinettes was held April 27th at 1.0,0 p.m . at theTrinity, Church. The president opened the meet- ing by leading thirteensirls in repeating the 4-H pledge. The roll call which was "One health -habit I will follow that will help make a' lovely 'complex , was answered by all. We took up the hand-out notes and the home assignments. Mrs. .B. Alton discussed "Hair" and Mrs. C. Wilkins discussed "Hair Care". Our group work was to' bring our special projects 'and our hair equipment. We are to have our bookss .handed in after the seventh meeting. Our next meeting will be held at the Trinity Church at.7.00 p.m. on May 3rd. Cheryl Hackett closed. with , "Style your hair ,to suit your own facial features, not' to be in style with the current trend" . Rick Smith Heads Ripley Beef Club The organization meeting of the Ripley' Beef Club was held in Ripley District High School at 8.15 on Tuesday, April 23. The leader Hugh Mason started out the meeting by handing out 'Record Books and Project sighs: The Club has 8 members this year. Election of officers followed. They resulted as follows: President, Rick Smith; Vice President, • Kerry Boyle; Secretary-Treasurer, and News Reporter, Heather Boyle. Next meeting will be held at Hugh Mason's on May 8 at 8.15. Murray Gaunt Is Speaker At Ripley Meeting Murray Gaunt , M.P.P. was the guest of Ripley Community Development Group for their April meeting, which was held in the United Church Hall. He spoke of several matters of interest to everyone present. He said the' Budget which was presented on April 9th was mainly designed to slow down the inflationary rate. The 7/6 Sales Tax is coming off some articles such as household items and shoes under $30. It will be easier to transfer a farm from 'father to son. The Land Speculation Tax is quite new in Canada and on . trial. Pensioners, blind and dis- .abled will receive more help. Liquor advertising has been dis- cussed at various sessions'and L.C. B.O. feels it is not effective to ban it in one province only; but many.letters to John Clement or Premier Davis would have some effect. A group have travelled around the Province to get views on what people want in regards to store hours and they are now ready to present a report. Mr. Gaunt felt there would be no extreme measures taken. Mr'; Gaunt then answered many questions. Ripley Senior Citizens Housing project is corning along well and should be ready by Fall. Hockey and Sports are not affected by Sunday legislation and are a municipal matter. He was introduced by Mrs. Oliver Mccharles and thank- ed by Reg Moore. • Cameron McAuley called' on Mrs. Lock to report on Commun- ity Home Care services. She ex- plained it quite completely and urged everyone to let it be known that Home Nursing Care is avail- able even if you have not been in Hospital. This is a Bruce County Service. John Gamble said there were no developments on the Med• ical Centre ; but they were work- ing with a construction firm. The May meeting will be held the third Monday of May in the Knox Church Hall. Happy Hanclicrafters The 5th meeting of St. Helens ' Happy Handicrafters was held in St. Helens Hall on April 22 at 7 o'clock with 17 members answer ing the roll call. The meeting, slogan was "A Beautiful Complex- ion". During discussion period we were told about different types of skin. Md.. Humphrey read to us on face care for your type of skin. We talked ahout cleansing of the face which should be done at 'least twice daily. We were given samples of toner,.soap, moisturizer and foundation. In Group Work, Mrs. Humphrey demoristfated how to apply make up on Annette Kirkland while the rest worked in pairs taking turns applying make,-up to each-other. Our next meeting will be April / 30th. The meeting closed with the Creed. Al' VERY COMPETITIVE PRICES RIS COOK & Son PHONE 5294644 1:00 p.m. 1200 HEAD Susie Q's WHITECHURCH NEWS On Ttiesday evening the 4-H Club Susie ,Q's held their 7th meeting at the home 'of Mary Lou Milligan. Kathy Purdon, presid- ent,,, opened the meeting with' the 4-H Pledge. The minutes were read by Mary Lou Milligan. The roll call was answered by the 4 members givilig 2 exercises and telling for what part of the body they are good. • 'On Tuesday next a meeting will be held at Mrs. Elliott's to plan the skit and book covers. The discussion group work centred on Posture and Exercises done and what your actions say about you. A tape recorder was listening to yourself wh'en your voice was played back to you. You learned if your voice was piercing to tone it down, if too low to speak more clearly, louder, and possibly slower or faster. The mothers had been invited to attend this meeting to see what the girls are doing. Lunch was served by the hostess.