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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-10-03, Page 8W,JN Aidunifayo KA $.I Tioweion, FA • il,k, 064.'4 CA 44.6. Sokol, LA, Lit Volleil, CA woo" ca ILL Kibiktro CA M. ilioritR CA Qoit *we, CA Po, Thorp CA 3644790 1411211 • NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED • 1989 CHRYSLER DYNAS- TY, 4 door, air 1989 .PLYMOUTH SUN--. DANCE„ 4 doori air 1988 CELEBRITY, 4:door, air. 1988 FORD TAURUS, V6, 4 door, air. West Way/Bosh Mutual Insurance Compapy. Dungannon 529-792 14004646595 • Farm Protection For: • and 1987 DODGE 1/2 TON, 6 DA, auto, low mileage. 1986 CHEV .14 TON PICK- UP, low mileage. 1985 GMC 3/4 TON 1984 BUICK PARK AVENUE,.4 door, air SN't soi& For a quotatiOn. Please contact any of following agents: FRANK PORAH, Lucknow LYONS & IdULHERN Goderlelt DONALD 11. SIMPSON RIBUY 335.5362 JOHN NIXON &Weeds 887.9417 DELMAR SPROUL Auburn, • „" 529,7273 Clinton 4824434 KENNETH MoeLEAN Paisley 368-7637 SLADE INSURANCE BROKERS INC. Owen Sound . 376.1774 Kincardine , 398-9513 Port Elgin 3894341 LAURIE CAMPBELL Broads 887-9061 This Aveiro September 30 - Oc- tober 6, ie one of Ontario's biggest fall celebrations. 07,anixations wise the province arc hosting a nrimy (Caveats to help celebrate Agri -Food Week and raise 14W11001$1 of the apiculture sad food Wasy, The Bruce County Apiculture ,Awareness Committee has several activities planned, Moot apiceltund commodity group we in all display on Wedneeday and Thursday, October 310 and 4th at Sutton Park Mall. Several grocery stores MA Luck. now, Kincardine and Port Elgin are rponscrintvolotuing contests. Par- ocipaOng stores are The Village Market, Lacknow; Zehr's, Kincar- dine; Knipp's Food Maket, Kincar- dine; Valu -Mart, Port Elgin; EMA, Port Elgin; and Zehr's, Port Elgin. Join the celebrabon and support . the agricultine and food industry. "Buy The Food Ontario Grows". ' 'Forage Masters COngiatulations to Don Ahrens of Elmwood the 1990 Forage Master for Bruce County. Runners-up are Ken Walter of Mildmay and Ed Wachter of Walkerten. Don will be competing for the tide of Provin- - mai Forage Mastes at the Royal Winter Fair in November., The Forage Masters Competition is co-sponsored by the Ontario Soil andcrop Improvement Association, Inc. and DeKalb to promote excellence. Local competitors were judged on aponomic knowledge, appearance of hay field, appearance and quality of stored feed and Protein analysis., The provincial competition will focus on the par- ticipant's knowledge of forages, and ability as a spokesman for forage Forages are. an inter part of 524-2064 agriculture in Bruce County. All twenty competitors in the local Forage Masters can be proud of the contribution they are making' to, better forage production. 'Keith Reid, Soil Conservation Advisor. Hoof to Hook This valuable seminar is presented to all District 2 Shepherds, and will prove especially instructive to those who are marketing 'freezer lambs, heavy lambs, or are selling ona rail grade basis. This particular session will be limited to the first 15 participants aimminimminimm.mo -Ig.ARM REPORT. ir.Bruco County OMAF aeinammorimmemenemommoreami, who wish to register tor both evening seationa The Wednesday night nation (live limb ending) can bindle a few more participate but because or the facilities the Thursday eight meek* (Maas grading and evaluation) is limited to 15. We will be wailing with ay - proximately 12 Iambi over 70 lbs. and there will be a 100 cross section breeds, as well es feeding To iegizi.cr call Kathy Velocci 353-5530. We will be looking for Iambs for this exercise. The lave* sing chargers are at your own ex- penacMorrisMcaiswil1beg1a4to custom cut and wrap your lamb for a reasonable fee. - New Live Lamb • Grader Rates The District 2 Shoop Club Imo new rata that will be charged to all sheep producom Grey and Bruce Counties for Moe Iamb priding services. Effective October 1, 1990, grading cbajus will increase to S60 for the flnt hour on the farm and $25 for each additional half bout thereafter. Incendve pante are available to enrollees of the Sheep Developnent Program of Red Meat IL Ptoduccrs who qualify will receive $3,00 per inspected lamb waded by Approved Live Lamb Gra. until March 31. 1992.FordetailsonRedMeatjl contact your local OMAF office. To arrange for grading contact the. Approved Lamb Grader in your area well in advance; Kathy V*mi 519-353-5530 (Bruce county, Grey wog of Hwy. 6); Dick R111140000 519-941-5014 (Potor', Ego:smut and Neiman* Townships); and Neil Medical 705-466-2109 OD rest of Grey County). Norma Rintoul left Friday Mor- ning and picked iqr Thelma Cardiff of Brussels. They went on to Kitchener .to travel with Ann Ober- holt= and her friends to Franlmn- mudi and Saginaw, Michigan for the weekend. Dr, and Mrs. Ed Carey of Kitchener spent the 'weekend with Mr. and Mrs.. William Pardon. Mr, and Mrs. Bill Mcbuniey of Ajax were last week visitors with the*Purdons. Pauline Adams spent a -few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Terry Zinn and their new baby Eric War- ren.. Rev. Kenneth Knight of Goderich had charge of the 'service t Chat- iners on Sunday, while the Neilsons are on a trip to England. Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw, Joe Ducharme of Godetich, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and Karen and other family members visited with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw and family of Dorchester on Sunday, Michele Laidlaw was celebrating her 12th birthday. Elroy Laidlaw attended an air force reunion in London recently. HITECHURCH fl by Jean Ross ammo .mooropemommemmem Mrs. Laidlaw accompanied Mr. and Du harni of Goderich Mrs. Joe c e ch on the Sunday and met Elroy at Lam- beth at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vannus for the surprise wed- ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw being held there. Mildred McClenaghan accom- panied Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McClenaghan of Kitchener to Wnidermere in Northern Ontario for a few days last week. Cheryl Saunders of Goderich, Mildred McClenaghan and Edith Swan of Brucefield spent Monday in London visiting with Dr. Helen Allison who is interested in working on the McClenaghan family tree. 1 11 V,INI: Anew spirit of giving Wondering cjvhether:.your grocery bill will go up? Thinking about how much to save for that new car? Asking if your bank service charge will be taxed? Or, just plain confused? The answer is as close as your phone. Call us, your GST Consumer Information Office. 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