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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-01-09, Page 3Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 9, 19 P1- Page 3 icaotP1P.- %%may 19, 1991 LUCKNOW LADIES APIARY flouse League Teams From: e , JC KN W *ST° MARYS OASTOWEL.-ONA1r I TOR *ii5CETER. 'INCRN *MA:RKDAL • IIARRISTON *PALMU T ON let Gaulle- 8:30 AM CHAMPIONSHIP GAME o 6:30 PM ., 7:45 PMS Come watch good hockey support minor hock* EVERYONE ....COME The Lucknow Atom A team hit the ice on January 4 to start a hectic four games in five days. The layoff was evident as Lucknow came out a little rusty. However, as the game progressed, they seemed to regain their usual zip and skated to a 5 - 1 win over Teeswater. (Marg Burkhart photo) Entry age for 4-H lowered Beginning in 1991 the entry age for the 441 program will be 10 years of age before January 1 of the year in which the 4-H project is taken. For more information on the 4-H prograni contact the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Form. office. Explore 4-11 Project This project has been specially written with younger 4-H members in mind. Ten, 11 and 12 year olds will explore the wide variety of 4-H projects available through the 4-H program. They will learn a bit about animals, cooking, plants;' sewing, communications and the environment. Workshops for leaders will be on the evenings of January 21 and 22. Interested leaders should preregister by January 14. 4-H Horticulture A Greener House Garden year-round with house plants, lean about plants that need little to lots of care. Members prac- tice planting bulbs, taking root cuttings and repotting. Workshops for leaders will be on the evenings of January 23 and 28. Leaders should preregister by January 14. Two major 'Soil Conservation Initiatives are set to begin in 1011: The National Soil Conservation Progam, and Land Stewardship II. Both of these programs can help you take better care of your land, improve your bottom line, and help protect the environrnent. To introduce these programs, a series of information meetings is being held around Bruce County. Mark these dates on your calendar now, and plan to attend. Wiarton, January 18, 1:30 p.m.; Paisley, January 21, 8:00 p.m,; Ripley, January 23, 1:30_pm.; Teeswater, January 23, 8:00 p.m. See the Farm Report in next week's paper for exact locations. Changes in Soil and Crop Extension On January 1, some changes were i',de within to streamline the d iery of Soils & Crops infor- mation, and hopefully to improve service to local farmers. The positions of. Soil Conservation Ad- visor have become history, _ and their duties have been taken over by the Soil and Crop Advisors. To make this possible, nine more SCA's have been hired across On- tario, and I bras fortunate to be CAM REPORT IF Bruce County OMAF hired for the position in Walkerton. What this - means is that I will be dealing with crop production, tillage and soil conservation issues in Bruce County, along with assisting in the delivery of the National Soil Conservation Program . and Land Stewardship II. Joan McKinlay will be doing the same in Grey and Dufferin Counties. With smaller areas to cover, we should be able to respond more quickly to your ques- tions and concerns. Joan won't disappear completely from Bruce as she is still the. Provincial Canola Specialist, plus I'm sure she will always be welcome is a speaker at • meetings. I have enjoyed working with many you as Sail Coonser:aation- of you vv v a.ovi i■ Advisor, and look forward to meeting many more of you in My new role. I count myself as truly fortunate to be able to work with the diversity of agriculture, and the calibre of farmers that are found in Bruce County. Keith Reid, Soil and Crop Advisor. Rhodys celebrate 40th anniversary IIINLO.UGH ink by May Boyle h�,iaappy New Year. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rhody who celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. They had Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rhody and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rhody and family and David Rhody phoned from Africa: Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bowley, Nicolas and Laura spent Christmas at Brussels. Mr. and M. Brian Murray, Vicki and Alicia spent Christmas at Tees- water eenwater with Karen's parents. Pastor and Mrs. Marvin Christan- sen went to London for Christmas to be with his mother Mrs. Chris- tansen (Sr.) at ,the home of Mrs. Vivian Parkinson. We extend sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Allan McArthur on the sudden death of her father who was with them in their news home on Con. 10. The late William A. Kemmell rested at Davey Linklater Funeral Home from where the funeral was held. Edna and May Boyle were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helfenstezn and David at their cottage at Emmerton Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Rick McArthur have moved to Fisherman's Cove to reside at the home that his parents ° vacated to live in their new home built just north of the Duiker bonne, formerly known to some as Stotliers Lake. Bessie Maulden was a guest with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lane and Blaine for Christmas, Mr. and Mrs. Ken MacDonald and family spent Christmas at Kitchener with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yeandle. C&,f �uc4 Chd'd'f0 gpi4 pwwezr /co topiti71 You are cordially invited to view our full collection of BRIDAL GOWNS, BRIDESMAIDS, FLOWER GIRL and MOTHER OF THE BRIDE and GROOM DRESSES on JANUARY 11, at 8 pm. CLASSIC TOUCH CLASSIC BRIDE 202 CAYLEY ST., WALKERTON OPEN HOUSE Saturday Jan. 1.2 & Sunday Jan. 13 9 am to 5 p.m. For your invitation to attend Sunday Jan. 13 please contact us at our boutique 881-1740 or 881-0737 Haldenby and arnily members were, Mr. and . Rae Haldenby, of Teeswater , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frieadd f, Jason, Jennifer and Ashley, Cu ss,7 Mr. and Mrs. Doug Haldenby and Steve of Luck- now. ucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Phillips and girls of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnston, Donna, Den- nis and Douglas of Con. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Art Clark of Lucknow. Pauline Preiss of Alliston spent Mr. and Mrs. Ken MacDonald Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Fred and family were with Mr. and Mrs. Guest Carl Yeandle at Kitchener for Visiting with their -grandparents Christmas. here were Mr. and Mrs. Brian Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bushell and Bushell and family of Kitchener. family of Kitchener visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tom . McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald. spent Christmas with Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Whiteside Mac MacDonald and Jeffrey, at of Toronto visited with her father Kincardine. Arthur Haldenby. Mr. and Mrs. Don. Bertrand and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moss of family of Simcoe spent Christmas Auburn were New_ Years supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnston and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Brown and girls of Schoenberg spent Now Y'es with . her mother Bertha Haldenby and family. Mr. and Mrs. non Bushell spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morningstar and family at Port Elgin. Mr, and Mr& Bruce Bushell, Rachel and . Whitney were Christmas Day dinner guests with Florence Stapleton at Wingh Turn to page 56 with her aunt Winnifrcd Percy and. her brothers, Bill and Brian Percy. Visitors on Friday with Edna and May Boyle were their cousins Olive Hughes of Goderich, Mrd and Mrs. Arnold Armstrong, South Line, Edna Fowler and Francis Boyle of Ripley. Mr, and Mrs. Michael OMalley and family of Missisug' visited on Saturday at the home of Bertha Haldenby, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Haldenby and girls and male and Bob Haldenby. Home for Christmas with Bertha MID -HURON LANDFILL SITE BOARD PUBLIC LIAISON COMMITTEE The Mid -Huron Landfill Site Board is con- sidering establishing a Puxblic Liason Committee to monitor the operation of the Mid -Huron Landfill site which is. located adjacent A Highway No. 8 at Holmesville. The Comae. Lee will make suggestions for improvements to the site operation to the Board of Managers. The Board of Managers are soliciting appli- cations for membership on the committee from any resident of the membered munici- palities being: the Towns of Clinton, Goderich and Seaforth; the Townships of Colborne, Goderich and Tuckersmith9 and the Villages 6f Bayfield and Lucknow. Applications will be received by the under- signed until February 79 -1991. Further information is available from the under- signed at (519)524-8344. Larry J. McCabe, Secretary, Mid -Huron Landfill Site Board 57 West Street Goderich, ON, N7A 2K5 •