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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-04-28, Page 10Page 10 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 28, 1993 North Huron Vet Club The North Huron Vet Club held its second meeting on Apr. 22 at the Blyth Vet Clinic. Lavern Clark showed members the respiratory system of a dog and pointed out the different parts of it. He talked about noses and the sense of smell. He said if an animal can't smell then it won't eat or it eats very little. Phil and Lavern also took us out back to look at the respiratory sys- tems of calves and talked about other internal parts. For the Love of Horses On Monday, Apr. 12, a special meeting for additional members of this club took place at Amy Alton's The first meeting was reviewed 4•H NEWS discussing the advantages and disadvantages of stabling your horse indoors and outdoors. The three new members are Crys- tal Fyn, Tom and Mark VanDiepen- beek, At.the Apr. 24 meeting, members took a trip to Sunbridge Heights Arabian S tables in Arva. Questionnaires were filled out as the group toured all three. barns, looked over the horses and watched a horse sale. During lunch at McDonalds the meeting was held and the trip reviewed. . Members were given cutouts and must design their own stable plan. The next meeting is May 20 at Jenny Storer's place at 7 p.m. sharp when members will judge horses. Lucknow Beet Club The first meeting of the Lucknow 4-11 Beef Club was held on Apr. 14 upstairs in the arena. Officers were elected as follows: president Keith Todd, vice Scott Rintoul, secretary Heather Alton, treasurer Mac Hackett, press report Denise Black, fundraising commit- tee Rob Thompson, Doug Helm, and Mac Hackett. The group discussed fundraising ideas for the club and watched a video called Starting Cattle. This year's project is about housing and equipment. Dairy Calf Club The second meeting of the Luck - now Dairy Calf Club was held at Simone Bleeker's on Apr. 20, when upcoming events were discussed. Working in groups, members discussed the pros and cons of the calf hut, natural ventilation and thermostat ventilation. Next came the pros and cons of a free stall barn and a tie stall barn. Three groups of barley were judged. Farmer's wishing to apply pgs- ticides to another farmer's field must be enrolled as a custom sprayer with the Ministry of En- vironment and Energy (MOEE). Only certified agriculturalists (farmers who have a Grower Pes- ticide Safety Course certificate) can become a custom sprayer. A custom sprayer is defined by Regulation 914, section 95 (1) as a certified agriculturalist who holds a valid certificate enrolment issued by the director under the Pesticide Act and applies pesticides on farm land, not owned/operated by him- self/herself. This can be done as long as only one piece of pesticide application equipment, which is FAMILY FUNLAND Located 2 miles south of KINCARDINE on Hwy. 21 COUNTRY 21. Farmers' Market Oen .Weekends Open Daily STATING SAT. MAY 1 STARTING 10:00 am SAT. MAY 22 • Linens • Candles • Clothing • Meats • Fruits & Vegetables (Watkins Products) • tools (Recycled by Frank La ria) • Porcelain Dolls • Ramo: Baking • Mich';- much more!! LARGE BEAUTIFUL 18 HOLE MINI GOLF COURSE SNACK BAR and ARCADE DE 1 and Safest Fastest n GO-CARTS around (2/5 mi. paved Figure 8 Track) "KINCARDINE -CANADIAN TIRE S00° r: Races Every Thursday starting JUNE 17 'PRIZES AND TROPHIES WEEKLY OPEN SUNDAY 12.4pm CLOS NG_ OUR DOORS FOR It PARTIAL LIST ONLY CASH BUDGET TERMS RENT -TO -OWN UNt;IAIME1) FREIGII'I' (across from the Drive -In) R.R.#5, OWEN- SOUND al • r~r F ARM REPORT Bruce County OIHAF normally used on his/her own land, is used at any given time. Alternatively, if .you wish to get into the pesticide application business (more than one piece of application equipment) you will need to become a licensed exter- minator through the Ministry of Environment and Energy. To enrol as a custom sprayer or become a licensed' exterminator, contact Bruce Lobb, Ministry of Environment and Energy, Clinton - (519) 482-3428. Kinlough folks welcome baby Kloe Smolenaars Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs Visitors with Nina McDonald on Michael Smolenaars (nee Debbie, Saturday were Mary Thompson of Hedley) on the arrival of their baby Chesley and. Isabel Thompson of girl, a sister for Kelsey. Culross. Ken MacDonald returned home from University Hospital, London Kiniough Presbyterian Church where he underwent surgery. The Kinlough Presbyterian . Michele Haldenby was a patient Church celebrated Rural Sunday at in .Owen Sound Hospital and was their regular church service under transferred to Havover Hospital. the direction of the Rev. Stephan Best Wishes Michele. • Lindsay._ Janice Bachman and family of •Those taking 'part.. were Doreen London visited here with Mr. and Simpson who read the scripture Mrs. Reg Powell. • lesson; Bruce Bushell and Brian Lorne Moon 'has returned home Reid who reflected. on their faith after a series of medical treatments and work as farmers, Wayne Kerr in London. who brought the gift of seed and • Dianne Katcher of Thunder Bay Barry Johnston who brought the gift is visiting, here With. Mr. and Mrs. of soili The sermon was entitled Glen Haldenby and family. • ' Taking Care of God's Creation. It= Erlma, Haldenby visited ` at St. was a very moving ceremony to Thomas. with her cousins Mr: and dedicate the new growing season to Mrs. Ray Stanley when she was a the will of God, and ourselves to delegate 'to the Synodical last week. the service of Gad. - Lucknow woman dies while out for daily walk The body of an 82 -year-old woman fromLucknow was found.at the side of Gough Road on Apr- 25. Two women were walking along the road when a motorist stopped to tell them there was a woman lying on the road ahead. The two , women, one who is a registered nurse, found the woman and the nurse began CPR while an ambulance was summoned The . woman was taken to a Wingham hospital where she was pronounced dead. "There were no signs. of foul play," said Staff Sergeant Neville, of the Kincardine OPP. The woman died 'of natural causes. "Apparently this woman goes for a walk every day," he said The Paisley Snowdnfters Club House was broken into during the past two weeks on Side Road 35 in Bruce Township. Members of the club reported the incident to the OPP on Apr. 20. All the windows had been smashed, the wood stove was dam- aged, florescent bulbs- were smashed and furniture and raffle tickets had been thrown around. Four break and enters were dis- covered on Apr. 19 on Boiler Beach Road. A person reported one of the break and enters and officers attended, discovering three others. Staff Sergeant Neville said they are waiting for the cottage owners to return to determine if anything was stolen although a microwave has been reported stolen from one of the cottages. A 46 -year-old Tiverton man was charged for failing to stop after an accident at the intersection of Con- cession 2 and the J -Side Road in Bruce Township. The man struck a vehicle travelling east on Concession 2, knocking ii -into' a ditch where it rolled over.. The 46 -year-old Saugeen Town- ship woman was injured and• was taken to Kincardine and District General Hospital. The other driver was not hurt. . On Apr. 22 at 6:42 p.m. OPP conducted a RIDE check on High- way 9' at County Road 7 and observed a vehicle, weaving back and forth. The driver was arrested for impaired driving and returned to the detachment where he failed a breathalyser exam. The 58 -year-old RR4 Kincardine man was charged with having more than 80 mg of alcohol in his system .and with impaired driving. On Apr. 23 at 1:30 a.m., a vehicle was__stooned in__Lucknow for a traffic violation and ripen liquor was found. As a result, a 19 -year - .old Teeswater man has .been charged with driving with liquor readily available. At 12:20 a.m. that night a vehicle was stopped in Kinloss Township and liquor was found in the vehicle. A`42 -year-old Holyrood man was charged with driving with liquor readily available. On Apr. 23 OPP conducted a RIDE check on Side Road 30 and Concession 6 of Kinloss Township, From that check a 34 -year-old Teeswater area man and a 31 -year- old Walkerton area man were charged in separate incidents of driving with liquor readily avail- able. At the same check, a 17 -year-old Teeswater youth was charged with being under 19 and having liquor.' On Apr. 24 OPP conducted a RIDE check at the Side Road 30 location and charged a 41 -year-old Wingham area man, a 32 -year-old Barrie man and a 19 -year-old Wat- erloo man with driving with liquor readily available.