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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-12-07, Page 8COWAN1 LUCKNOW 528 2730 J Page 8--Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 7, 1988 Transferring assets 16 the latest farm crisis Dairy Update Plan to attend `Dairy Update' at the For- mosa Community Centre on Thursday, December 15th - 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Topics include Concrete Tower Silos - How To Keep Them From Falling Down - H.E. Bellrnan, Ag. Engineer, OMAF, Walkerton; Feeding The Dairy Cow For The Year 2000 - A discussion on the revised requirements by N.R.C. - Dr....Larry Chase, Associate Pro- fessor of Dairy Cattle Nutrition, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York; Degradable Proteins and Structural Carbohydrates In Dairy Cattle Diets (Bypass Protein and Energy Sources) - Dr. Larry Chase; Hay & Silo Additives - Is There A Nutritional Ad- va Vie? - Cecelia Curtis, Feed Advisory Program, OMAF, Guelph. Cost is $10.00 per person (includes roast beef dinner). FARM REPORT Bruce County OMAF Deadline for registration is December 9th. Contact the Walkerton OMAF office. Estate Planning One of the major crisis in a farm family is the problem of transferring assets to the next generation or selling the farm outright. Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food staff are available to help in the discussion. Formal family meetings are a necessity in gathering information and making deci- sions. Accountants and lawyers are a necessity in carryng out the decisions that the family has made. The contribution that OMAF can make comes before the accoun- tant and lawyer stage. There is a good in- formation booklet entitled "Farm Estate Planning" available free of charge from OMAF offices. 1989 Grey -Bruce Fanners' Week The programs for the 1989 Grey -Bruce Farmers' Week will be available soon. Here are the dates for your new calendar: - Dairy - January 5th, Swine - January 6th, Sheep - January 7th, Management - January 9th (evening), Crops - January 10th, Horse - January 10th (evening), Beef - January 11th, Goats - January llth (evening). All programs are in the Chesley Com- munity Centre. The Holyrood Women's Institute had their annual Christmas dinner at the Mayfair Restaurant at Lucknow on Thursday. Following the delicious meal which everyone enjoyed, members came to the Holyrood hall for their Christmas meeting. The president, Mrs. Harold Smith, BUSINESS DIRECTORY Promote Your Business And Products And Watch Your Profits Grow ... 528-2822 Beauty By - l Linda Johnston Independent Beauty Consultant For a complimentary facial please call 528-3722 or 'Bus. 528-2212 Box 31, 635 Havelock St., Lucknow, Ontario. NOG 2H0 PRINIING GENERAL PRINTING • AND OFFICE SUPPLIES • HOME INSULATION • SAND BLASTING • AIRLESS SPRAY PAINTING W. ADAMSON & SON CONTRACTING LTD. LUCKNOW, ONT. 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Wholesale - Retail LUCKNOW 528-3006 Gasoline, Stove, Kerosine, Fuel Oil, Diesel HOME HEATING SERVICE 24 HOURS A DAY Budget Pian HOCKEY & BALL SPORTING GOODS & ACCESSORIES Hours: 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM Daily SUNDAY 8 AM - 8 PM Pegg Construction RESIDENTIAL - AGRICULTURAL •Homes •Cottages •Farm Buildings Aluminum and Vinyl Siding, Replacement Windows And Doors. Barn Steel and Hardware TOM PEGG 528-3720 WILLITS TIRE SERVICE specializing in "on the farm" service handling all major brands 456 Ross St., Lucknow PHONE 528-2103 Chisholm Fuels SUNOCO DISTRIBUTORS LUCKNOW Phone 529-7524 or 524-7681 Furnace Installations Wood, Oil Combination Furnaces Burner Service Propane Filling Station PRODUCTS FOR FARM, HOME & INDUSTRY Kby May Boyle INLOUGH welcomed everyone and all joined in sing- ing the ode. The Mary Stewart collect was also repeated in unison. The roll call, "A Memory from a Christmas Concert" was answered. Mrs. Douglas McEwan read the minutes and gave the financial report. She also read the communications which included a thank you from Kinloss Township for a donation towards the new hall roof. Other donations were also received, and an appeal was made to assist the work of the Children's hospital at London. The 4-H Course is "How to Work with Wool". Each member gave a Christmas reading; those taking part were Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs. Ellwood Elliott, Mrs. John Scott, Miss Edna Boyle, Mrs. Agnes Hodgins, Miss May Boyle, Mrs. Don Bushell, Mrs. Frank Maulden, Mrs. Leo Murray, Mrs. William MacPherson, Mrs. Alex Percy, and Mrs. Douglas McEwan. Cheerio remembrances will be sent to the shut ins before Christmas. Final bazaar plans were made. Mrs. Harold Smith and Mrs. Douglas McEwan told something about the Area Convention. Names were drawn for the 1989 Sunshine Sisters followed by the Christmas gift ex- change when the members found out who their 1988 Sunshine Sisters really were. Directors for the January meeting are Mrs. Leo Murray and Mrs. Harold' Smith. The December director was Mrs. Douglas McEwan. Best wishes for' a blessed Christmas were expressed and the meeting closed with 0 Canada. Delicious refreshments wre served by Mrs. Douglas McEwan. Mrs. Ellwood Elliott and Ashley Car- ruthers of Con. 8 were recent visitors with Mrs. Gerald Rhody. Mr, and Mrs. Cliff Johnston of Wingham visited on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnston. Mr, Eldon Eckenswiller is flying home from Western Canada to visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Weir Eckenswiller and other relatives here. Pastor and Mrs. Marion Christiansen were at Burlington on Thursday and also visited with members of their family at Milton. A number from our area took in the, Christmas Musical night at the Communi- ty Centre on Thursday evening. All en- ' joyed the Lucknow band under the direc- tion of Mr. Gordon Cayley, Lucknow and Brookside pupils. All enjoyed singing the age-old carols which are a part of this Holy Season. Dinner guests with Mrs. Merle Rhody on Wednesday at noon were Mrs. Largret McInnes and Mrs. Nancy King of Teeswater; Mrs. Bernice Burt of Kincar- dine; Mrs. Bessie Maulden, and Edna and May Boyle of here. After dinner Mrs. Wilma Elliott Con. 8 and Mrs. Bernice Glenn and Amy of Dungannon came and demonstrated the latest in useful household Tupperware after which Merle served a tasty lunch. We had 2 "wee" folks with eager eyes taking it all in. It was a very pleasant day, thanks to our gracious hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Burt entertained at a dinner last Sunday night at the Knotty Pine Restaurant at Kincardine having as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Storey of Milton, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt Kincar- dine, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burt of Hanover. The Holyrood Women's Institute held a successful bazaar and tea at the hall on Saturday afternoon.