The Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-02-28, Page 18•t$,tentsir ,ow+it5qund:',
lu+ ryrot, of Httt.g Mai ` :'.
1age .
L1i ekuow geuta,uel, Wethteay, February 28,
usrazsvizmcD
PAUL Zi%7,1 X 0432
t"w u NCJ Z`a MVO
200 ACRE . `i 0 vioddbie,
Nick hew% beef bsm.
Wawwnos .' .,
$48,000 Double wide
modular oua Y4 acre lot near:
,Lucknow. 4 bedroou a, now
w4P, ,
' St, KEL,ENS .Country
bungalow, 2' carr ',garage;
14aipsy�,i ,4 • basetnent, .4.
bedrooms,, 'reduc,ed+•
fRlRii a 144 actor, 6 tle ,
bedrooms bungalow, 10
workable Kin6oss.` wp .
100 ACRES, 80 workable,.'
fieldstone house, beef barn,
:shed. Kinloss 1'wp.
Two bedu"eota
hungalo.Yft ths, new
vv ndows. Assumable
$43,504 mortgage.
100 ACRES Q 7 year cid,
bedroom .house, 40' x 100"
barn, 10 acre orchard., $5
workable. $133000. -
.
WHEELER :St.. 3 bedroom
bungalow with carport, oil
heat $52,500.
PORT ALBERT - 2 bedroom
bungalow, gar .age, ' new
carpet. $62,900.
75 ACRES - !/Z workable,
• balance fenced pasture with
creek,, Kinloss Twp. $52,500..
FARM .PROPERTIES WANTED
1
•1
Ewa Imo Iplis
Irian Dokter-7.s
Kitchen & Bath
'The GO Idea .Place
d
'The k'iaa;est ;C'f fr f' •
Bath loplay Topon,P
QtTAUTTA`r' me
3 wow vicfaicE.
ALWAYS
96�
dicine cours�
s v1ub1e in
Consumers deedsafe
wholesome products to .eat;
Farmers and processors
know the economic impact
if drug residues am detected
in the., end product. With
this innil d, the Livestock
Medicines course is being
offered to dairy :producers.
on M..ch7. '
Much
Areas." covered . include
injection techniiques,vaeci-
nation strategies, purchase,'
inventory, storage and dis-
posal of livestock meth -
eines, extra -label drug use,
record-keeping, interpreting
product labels, calculating
dosage and withdrawal
times .and preventing .antibi¢.
otic residues..
On March. 8 and 9 a.
coursewill introduce partic-
ipants ants to. the current issues
in animalagriculture and
discuss ways to deal i vitt
situations and trends which
affect agriculture.
For full information on
the course, call OMAFRA
Walkerton at 1-800-265-
3023,
on
ats tc
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. 'Allan. Scott
(Marilyn MItrrray) wnt were
married on Friday evening,
with, a reception Tater in the
Lucknow Cononunity
Centre, Marilyn is a laugh.
ter ,of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
urray,
We also wish to congrat-
ulate Jennifer Stanley,.
daughter of Ray. and Helen
Stanley, who ,graduated with
honors from the University
of Guelph on Feb. 2..
Tammara Hodgins,
daughter. of Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Hodgins, who has been.
home for- the past two
weeks, left on the weekend
'on her return trip;to Hong •
Kong where she has been
,„ Veal steady; stockers
YOUR COMPLETE
RENOVATION SERVICE
Continuous service
since i97Q
O084`8-'8983
371*1el�r
' •M•r
"1-41. ry
COWAN PRINTING & ADVERTISING
Protpotional Advertisin Products rith your imprint;
SPEC. IAS art. Feb. '96
Super STICK PENS only 28 min. too())
1. Ceramic toffee Mugs $2.26 (min. 72) I
1
Fridge : MA,GNETS - 50% FREEqmiri: 25o)
Buy 250 and get„art additional 125 FREE or buy 500 + 250 FREE
Oat additional an 10/ OFF rhe above oE ally of our5e,les,
Promotional Products if it is a �re ' eat order Without chan. es is
1 p r• � g
No extra: screen or setup charges - colour im :int included
1
1
1
Lucknow (519) 528-2730 Fax: (519) 528-3348
The market at. Brussels
Livestock saw fed .steers
and heifers. selling $1 lower
cows on a steady ttradde. On
Thursday, all weights cif veal
sold steady, and Friday the
stockers traded on an active.
steady market.
Steers -565 steers sold
from 77.00 to 82.00 to the
high of 93.75.
Darren Johnston, Blue -
vale; 15, avg. 1382 82 lbs.,.
avg. 80.60 with one weigh-
ing 1390 sold to Norwich
Packers for 93.75.
Jack Culbert, Dungan-
non, 33, , avg. 1343 lbs., avg.
83.97 to 92.00.
Torn Dickson,Stratford,
T
14, avg. 1424 lbs., avg.
80.02 to 90.00,
Paul Johnston, Bluevale
30, avg. 1387 - lbs., avg.
80.22 to 89.25.
Cunningham Farms,.
Lucan, 23, avg. 1463 lbs.,
avg. 78:84 to 80.75;
Heifers - 251 heifers sold
from 77.60 to 82,00 to the
high •of 87,50.
Russ. Faber, Kippen, 12,
avg., 1212 lbs.,. avg, 79.66
with 1 weighing 1425 lbs.,
Holly Park Meat for 87.50..
Jeff Bloch, Elmira, 1,
Weighing 1165 lbs. sold for
87.50:
Geo. Paul & Mark.
Pennington, Mildmay, 3,
avg„ 1222 lbs,, avg, 83.07 to
87,25.
Donna Corbett, Exeter, :8,
avg. 1076 lbs, ,avg: 80.86:to
85.25,
Wayne'`Rowe,'. Woodham,:
42, : avg. 1293 lbs., .avg..
78,9$ to, 8$
4. 0.
Cows 303 sold from 32.00
to 50.00. to the high. of
61.00..
Percyeros
B.�Holyrood, 9
. ,
avg. 1477 lbs,, avg, 45.75 to
52.50.
•
Your advertisement could reach
30,000 Tourists and Visitors
this summer in their travels
from Tobermory to Pelee island
Mang the Great Lakes shores.
ow in its 1 year ofpublication
Leisure Life Magazine is distributed free wherever tourist
traffic is great. Available at tourist information booths,
bordercrossings, hotels: motels, restaurants, stores,
specialty shops and other varied pointsof interest.
Travel and tourism is a multi-million
dollar industry in this country and
Southern 'Ontario accounts for almost
one-half of the total revenues.
s ,
or Rates &Information call..
GodeAeli As. 524-2614
Clinton - 482-3443
Zurich"02364312
Mitchell 348.8431,
e ° % 0240
Luc ow 5282822
owes ubl catio"r1°
active
Andy Yoder, Lueknow,1:
weighing 1520 lbs., sold for
49;00.
Tey Dalton, Lucknow,
. 3 : avg. 1490 lbs., avg: 43,74
to 47.50.
.Balls -11 bulls . sold' from
46.00 to 61,65 to�tlte'bigh of
.50
48 .
Ramimond Bros.,
Monkton, 1, weighing 1925'
lbs:. sold for 68.50.
Ross M y e r c o tx, g h,
Holyrood, 1, weighing 2110
lbs. sold for 67,50,.
Veal 236 veal; Holstein
veal. 55.00 to 70,003 beef
veal 70.0.0 to 90.00:• w,
Don .'Smith, Mount
Poorest, 1, weighing 685 lbs,
sold for 84.50:
•
Allan. McKinnon,
Shallow Lake; 12', weighing
605 lbs. sold: for 82:00.
Cary: Caldwell, 'one
weighing 750 lbs. sold for
75:00.
teaching for the past two
years. A nice livinter break
for her.
Congratulations to Brad
Murray, son of Gerald and
Nancy : Murray, who
received the WOAA trophy
for the highest Senior B
points, of the season. 11
plays ,for . the Lucknow.
.Lancers,
We hope for healthier
weather with spring just
around n
>atl'e corner to clear'
up some of the flu and colds
that havebeen going
around,
Visitors during the week
with Bessie MVlaulden were
„Michael Arenburg of
Simcoe and Bessie's. cousin.
Dave Edward from
Cambridge.
Skaters
tain
gps
Members of the skating
club, are keeping test people
busy. The most:.,recent
skaters passing are;
Katherine ,Hogervorst,
Hillary McDonagh, Joe,
Alton, elementary; :Alexis.
:Moran, beginner, "Melanie
;;Willits, Amber Hackett,,;
gan Moran and Ashton
Chamney, novice IV;x
• Chelsea- Adamson, Kristina
Drennan and Kelsey Cox,
basic.
Theskating club's carni-
val is set for March 10,
with the ' theme. being.
Quantum Leap.
techurch news
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Sleigh#holm:. visited with;
•
Mr. and Mrs. ` Dalton Noels
and family of 1,C'rediton
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Armstrong visited last week
with Mr. and Mrs Fred
.Parry andfamily of Bright.
Congratulations to Jackie
Falconer of Blyth :on Win-
ning the bronze medal in
figure skating at Stratford.
the is ,thedaughter of
Kevin and Lorie Falconer,
Chambers WMS
Chalmers Presbyterian
WMS ° net on Feb. 21 at
Norma Rintoul's, 'and
enjoyed dessert` prior to the
meeting. .
Norma. opened .the meet-
ing and followed w'ith'scrip-
lure and meditation, - God's
love - unchanging and fol-
lowed with prayer.
er,
Jeann`Ross read*Love of
God.
Norma:gave the topic Let
the beauty of the Lord be
upon us. Vera Falconer read.
Golden Treasures;,
Rollcali was answered by
bringing; • a card- for a'shut
in.
UCW
Evelyn Gibb was hostess
for the February meeting of '
the UCW..Agnes Farrier
openedwith a reading Let's
make '96 , the best yet.
Margaret Sieightholm
read the scripture followed
by Agnes reading Keep
Your Words Sweet.
Mrs. Farrier told of the
fancily of refugees from,
Yugoslavia that came to
Wawanesa Hills min
Manitoba. Mrs, Sleightholm
read about a family of
refugees • from Bosnia::that
came to High River United`.
Church.
l2oltcall 'was a verse with
the word love in'it
A 1926 nota ;tip
U`se distilled water: Use
only distilled' water in the
battery to avoid metallic
impurities„ Even spring
water, which is considered
to be very pure, contains
enough mineral :and "metal -
lie salts to ruin a battery.
•