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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-02-08, Page 21D •rte Kingsbridge Kapers a,�.�r Mr. and Mrs, Max Riegling will be enjoying a ten day promotional trip to Spain, compliments of McKee Brothers of Elmira, Ontario. Max and Helen . are flying from the Toronto Interna- tional Airport on Friday, Febru- ary 10 to New York and going by Company jet to the different Motor-Iberica Company .plants of Spain and introduced to. the Ebro Tractor. Max will be salesman for the McKee -Ebro tractor when he returns on. February 20th. Con- , gratulations Max. Congratulations to Miss Denise Dalton, daughter of Mrs. Mark - Dalton of R. R. .3 Goderich and the late Mark Dalton on receiving her Bachelor of Arts . degree in Psychology at Convocation Exer- cises for the University of Guelph held at the War Memorial Hall, Guelph on Friday, February 3. Immediate members of the family were entertained at dinner held at the Stone Crock Inn, Elmira, Ontario. A special family dinner party was held on Saturday evening at the family home, here. Reverend Father Ed Dentinger,-- C.R, Parish Priest of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church at Kings- bridge returned home on Thurs- day, February 2nd following a very enjoyable three week vaca- tion in Florida. Mr. Reis Miltenburg who was admitted to the University Hosp- ital, London,: during the 'past week was able to be home for the weekend: Grade eight students who will be going into Grade 9 classes at the Goderich District Collegiate Institute and their parents at- tended the . "Grade 8 Parents' Night" held at the Goderich District Collegiate Institute on Thursday evening, February 2. Mr. Stringer, Principal of G.D. C.I. welcomed the parents and students. Mr. Murdie, vice president, and Mr. Scaman of the Guidance Department spoke bri- efly. Miss Sue Vogt of Livonia, Michigan, Miss Sue Schiller of Dearborn Heights, Michigan and Michael Zrembski of Livonia, Michigan spent the weekend at This Week n Ripiey....... CONTINUED FROM PAGE 20 Mrs. Mary (Donnie) MacDon- ald of Ripley spent a week with her daughter Marietta and hus- band, Gordon Dawson and family in ' Toronto. Mrs. Gladys Arnold of Ripley spent last Sunday with ' her daughter Joyce and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Jim McEwan, Kinloss. • Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCosh and Mrs. Gladys Arnold, all of Ripley attended the funeral of their aunt, Miss Margaret Orr, 99 years, in Arthur on Monday of last week. ilt The Farrell family shower for Miss Anne Ferguson was held last Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Doris (Cecil) Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnston of "Mississauga spent last week- end 'with Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Robinson and fancily in. Ripley. the home of the-former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Vogt and family. The Health Unit presented two films on Smoking and the Impli- eations to the students on Tuesday, January 31. "One Way to Quit" was shown to grades 6 to 8 whilst Kindergarten to Grade 5 saw "I Am Not Going To Smoke". Friday, February 10 will see Grades 5 to 8 Public Speaking School finals. The winners have a dhance to compete in two future events: 1. The Huron -Perth Zone One tournament to be held .in Wingham on Wednesday, Febru- ary 22 at 10 a.m. and at the Legion competition.. held in Luck - now on Friday, February 24. ,Members' of our school commun- ity and friends are invited to attend at all three events. Family Life at the Kindergarten to Grade 3 levels is to be started soon at St. Joseph's School, Kingsbridge and a• meeting has been scheduled for Tuesday, February 14 at 8 p.m. with the parents. House League basketball fin- ished n- ished on Friday with a close game between Toronto and Edmonton. A one point win by Toronto allowed thein to finish at the top of, the standings. They will be able to rest whilst second place Saskatchewan meets third place Edmonton in a- best of three play-off encounter to decide the second play-off finalist. • l ucknow Sending, Wednesday, Feb', 8, 197.8. --Page 21 Ontaric.. may lose younger farmers Ontario maty lose its younger generation of farmers, Bill Ben- son, second vice president of the Ontario Federation of Agricul- ture, told the Bradford Lions Club on Monday. "Ontario agriculture • is in serious trouble," said Mr. Ben- son, a 32 -year-old, Wellington County beef farmer. "It's difficult enough for someone who is established. For the younger farmer, or someone wild wants to get started, it's almost impos- sible." Mr. Benson explained that, while farm gate prices increased by 73 percent between 1969 and 1976, the cost of land and buildings went up to 178 percent. "To get into farming today, you need an investment of between $200,000. and $400,000. Farm incomes have fallen for three years in a row.. If you don't own your farm,. you will be lucky to make the interest payments." Mr. Benson pointed out that Canadians have one of the lowest cost sources of food in the world. The percentage of disposable income that Canadians spend for food at home has dropped from 20 percent in 1947 to 13.6 percent in 1976. Mr. Benson concluded that, "If Canadians want •to keep an inexpensive source of food, they had better make sure we have future generations . of farmers toy provide it. 7, ii nL ve'c 4 DaysC.nly Sale ends February 11, 1978 6:00 P.M. Cash Sales Only NO PHONE ORDERS PLEASE _ . HUNDREDS OF SPECIAL VALUES THROUGHOUT THE STORE! stow -stun SCOURING PADS No rust, no splinters, last longer and triey'r' penile on yyour Mend e-24 e. 4542-Qe ''SUPER. VALUE • Scotch tali ALL-PUMPOSE POTTING • SOOIL • -• Fine quality polling .,Il 1, a product of Canada. •:SUPEM VALUE 49. 5053 -see -1 R5 LS. 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