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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-12-06, Page 1371, 4 Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 6,1983 ---Page 13 A dairy update day is planned for Thursday, December 14th, 1909 at the Formosa Community Centre from 10:00 a.m. to 3 p.m. The program will feature reproduction physiology of the dairy cow, reproductive goals and how to accomplish this for the high producing dairy cow. Dr. David Morrow from Michigan State University is the keynote speaker. He is currently involved in teaching, research and extension programs on dairy cattle reproduction. A preregistration fee of $12.00, which includes a hot lunch is required by December 8th. For more information con- tact the agricultural office at 1400-26533023. Murray Emke, Acting Farm Manage- ment Specialist County 4-H Member Finalist at Royal Agricultural Winter Fair Karen Fenton, a 4-1I member from Port Elgin, placed fourth in the Annual Public Speaking Contest at the Royal Winter Fair this year. She prepared and presented a speech entitled ,`How to Describe a Farmer to an °Alien". Participants had to give a five to seven minute speech on one of three topics related to agriculture. Congratulations to Karen for her excellent speech and for representing Bruce County at the Royal. Fourteen young people from across the province competed for $500 in each prizes donated by the Farm Credit Corporation. The contest winner, Allison Arkinstall of Glengarry County, also spent an event FARM REPORT Bruce County OMAF filled day at the Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Soil and Crop Improvement Association Annual Meeting The Bruce County Soil & Crop Im- provement Association Meeting is earning up on W rinesday, -December 13 at 10:30 a.m. This year we are featuring Tom and Joanne Weber, who will be sharing some of their experiences with us from their trip "down under". We are also pleased to have Keith Rogers with us, who has 30 years experience in agricultural Exten- sion in Preble County, Ohio, most recent- ly ecently with the Preble Soil and Water Censer. vation District. Keith has just retired to Dyers Bay in Bruce County, so he should bring an interesting perspective to our meeting. In addition, there will be up- dates on land stewardship, soul conserva- tion and trop conditions, as well as the election of directors. Everyone is welcome to attend (that means wives, as well as husbands), and to bring a neighbour. The cost is $10.00, and includes a delicious hot lunch. Tickets are available from Soil and Crop Directors or at the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food office, and must be purchased by December 8th so we can finalize meal arrangements. See you there! Seniors hosted successful craft and bake sale By Gloria Workman A special thank you goes out to everyone who participated in our Annual Christmas Craft and Bake Sale. The sale was very successful. The items ordered through our annual fluid -raising project should be available by the tinge you read this. Thanks for supporting the Seniors Day Program. `The .b1s trip -,Selieduled for November 30 was postponed to December 6 due to poor weather conditions. The seniors once again participated in giving gifts for children through the Wingham Salvation Army. The seniors receive a lot of satisfaction by . giving .to children of the surrounding area. The next foot clinic is scheduled for Wednesday, Decemlwr . ]Please make an appointment at 357-1C1. This will be -the last foot clinic of 1989, until January 4, 1990. The next Beltone Hearing Clinic is scheduled for Monday December :11th. The clinic provides hearing tests, as well as servicing of hearing aids. You may Hair Trends Hairstyling Located in the Ptnecrest Manor Nursing Home. Gall Gail McPherson For Appointment 5284009 or 528-2820 Evening Appointments Available make an appointment by calling 357-1440 or 1445. These clinics will be held at the Day Centre once a month. The annual Christmas Dinners will be held December 12, 13, and 14. Volunteers who bring a pie will be greatly ap- preciated. In the afternoon we have the opportunity to enjoy some local talent provided by the choirs of Howick Public School, Turnberry Central School`'fi.and Lucknow Christian S chic 1." e .and Guides of Wingham will be dropping by to give each senior .a package :ef homemade goodies to be enjoyed over the Christmas Holidays. `Our annual Christmas Party is scheduled for Tues- day, December 19. Participants, volunteers and friends of the Day Centre are invited to drop by for the party bet- ween etween 1 and 3 pm. The centre will be closed ,from December 21 to the New Year. Programs will begin ,again on the second of January. We will have a chance to relax by -watching .some video presentations in the afternoon. Rennber "It's not a matter Of counting the years - but making the years count." LUCKNOW BUSINESSES will be open Friday Dec. 8th & Friday Dec. 15th till 9 p.m. and EVERY EVENING Monday, December 113th Friday Dec. 22nd 'TH. 9:00 PM For Your Shopping Convenience PLEASE NOTE: Businesses will be closed Monday December.25th & Tuesday December 26th and Monday, January lst. CO.OP M8ER APPRECIATION SALE Wednesday, December 6th 5:00 AM - 9:00 PM "FREE" Sausage ander '4 - $ Pit Sauerkraut ,.,- ONLY ti on a bun _ Wednesday Night Mixed Couples Bev -McNay rolled the men's high single of 2.28 ,and Gerald Ilhody's 519 cap- tured the h gh.l gle. Barb Tyler Was short again talking the single and triple -with 252 rid 591. 'Games over 200: ,Merle Rhotly 243, Nancy Swan .218, Mary 224,Phillips Laurie Bell ,201, ;Barb Tyler';, Dean Agnew 204, Marie . Scott- Z14;. Gerald Fly 219, 215, Bev McNay 228, BAlph ` ibelt ;moi, 210, Nie Beyersbergen Steve Jewaed .200. Tutu sus: Tigers 114, Squirrels 104, Chipmunks 110, Kangaroos 91, WOlvetines 84, 'Gophers 55. • Monday Night Mixed Brian-Taylot'S' single of 303 took the high single and Eric Taylor's 662 was the high Up1e• Merle Ilhody relied a 233 for the ladies high Single and Birley Kennedy's 101 took the triple, Games over 200: Eric Taylor 210, 275, Marcial LeBreton 243, Martin LeBre'ion 235, Fed 'deBoer 239, Brian Math' 303, Shirley Kennedy 20, Merle Rhody 233, John VanDieppen 251, Toxin Gilmore Vii, Bruce Elliott 201. Team Standings: Headpf 84, Aces 112, Wires .108, Five Pins 75, Strike Out 92, Gutter Bails 99. OIWUNG Town and Country High lady Was Kay Crawford with a single of .242 and a double of 383. Men's :high was Jake -Conley with a single of 180 and :'a `.double of 352. Games 150 and over: Ruth Mathers 136, 163, limn Lavis 182, Ruth Conley 181, Gwen Lemdps 174, Agnes Farrier 173, Bill :Henderson 168, Ian Dougherty 163, Jake ':Conley 163, Harold Campbell 161, Anna Dexter 150, Gordon Johnstone 150. - Team standings: Tulips 32, 4nowdrop6 27, Pansies 26, Daffodils 23, hyacinths 22, Crocuse 20. Save iO%.0FF Eve fling In The Store ,(excluding;an malice h, feed and items on sale) 20 KG. DOG NUGGETS Reg. *18.95 Sale *15.49 GARBAGE BAGS 40 Per °Pkp. Reg. *6.59 Sale *5.49 WINDSHIELD WASHER Reg. *1290 • Sale *1.59 10 KG CAT :FOOD Reg. *15.49 Salo *13.99 FINGER GLOVES whining •;ir' g. *6.29 Sale *4.99 DAIRY SANITATION 15% OFF TOYS 1N STOCK 25% OFF 3 PK. WORK ,SOCKS X10.40 Sao OO 20 KG. ICESALT Reg. *3.25 ' Sale *2.75 MINERAL AND PREMIX *PFgAL *700 OFF/BAG Elaine Errington high lady at shoot ':ply At the shoot party. sponsored by St. Helen's Women's Mute on November 27 winners were: bight lady, Elaine Err- ington; low lady, Eva hie rill; high ., Ted liobison; :low man mat snorts, Jiro Finnigan; lucky cup, Clarence nah, -.nearest birthday, Edna Young. The next patty is December 11, 8 p.m. WATERilKW/04101 SALT Premium 40 KC. *7.65 Soto 46.6E 1 UCKNOW ,2x.79$ rt .