The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-03-28, Page 8atal
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Q•n snit lunch was• 'served by "he
s;. and directors, "Mrs.' ,Bob Gilchrist
Peter +Edisbury.: . ,
nth Farrell and Gloria : Rutledge. ..,v
mere lively discussion on loving'
money. Anne Boyd gave a,;,: reang on
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The president, Ruth P B,- yb% �o chair
with `'the' hymn, -Oh` sing a dem s e.
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SIX DAYS AWEN
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IN THE HEART OF f!OWNTOWt4 YARNA
Roll call was. designed to give a new
melt- suggestion; for Kountry Kitchen.
sus, The -offering was taken. and business was
l discussed withkall ladies present. A; prayer
<.nrven • i.r.ili. Following more
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9l1.March8 Trinity U.C.W.'held', their
:g alar meeting at 411010 'of Mkt• Murray
Irvin, with an attendance of 21 ladie`saai�'d silt
; cch ldren. The meeting was called to order
` ► tli Mrsh Dora Alfesr reading a poem, The
Human. Touich ; : '
Mrs. WarrenZinn read the scripture.
Mrs. Williams Irvin -gave the meditation, I,
,Have the, Worries. Mrs. Irvin closed the
,devoti9ns'eswith prayer.
:'a Richardson ' gave a' heading,
Spring Cieafing. Mrs. ` Chester Hackett
Conducted the Bible -Study on St. Paul, with
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Beyer.,,
six other members' assisting with a short
skit. ' Mrs. Dora Alton ledw �pii ayes.
Mrs. Ken Altilniresented'"Mrs: Cora
Cranston with a Life. Membership on behalf
df Trinity U.C.W.,Tie Service otthe Least
Coin was observed with ' Mrs. Jim Hunter
leading in prayer. The study book was given
by� Mrs. LarryWilfans ani ati • Arthur Scott
giving someinsight of -women's lives in
other countries
Following the business, a social hour was
enjoyed with the ' committee in charge
serving a delicious lunch.
ueknQw Wieut, sew and quilt.
On March 13, . at 8 Pan., the° r%ucknow
Junior Women's Institute met at the hone of
June Altgn`S parents.
The meeting began by cutting and sewing
blocks together to snake a quilt.
The Women's Institute Ode . was then
repeated and Mary Stewart collected. The
minutes' and, treasurer's report were read by
The '•Springrneethtgwv lbe held on April 7
at Maple Keys. .
• ...The next meeting is on April 11 at the
Lucknow town hall in the basement at. 8 p.m.
The topic will be Illiteracy.
June Alton and Brenda • :MacDonald gave a
report on a workshop they attended in Chep-
stow.
Mary Nelson. ► A donation of a. cart and intraverous pole
Plans were made for the 10th anniversary was made to the Lueknow Medical Centre.
party which vill be held on May 15 at 7 p.m. Lunch was then served and 'the meeting
., at the Anglican Hall. . adjourned.
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Q uestions about 'land rent l
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Potential "yield, is probably the number one
factor many tenants consider first. Land
renting, for $100 per acre with past yields for
corn averaging 80. bushels maybe no
bargain in comparisonto the fans with.a 100
btshel yield and tenting for $115 per acre.
Potential yield is a ' combination of many
factors. Well drained .-land through tiling.
cdnsistantly out yields the same land not
tiled. We are seeing yields decreasing on
land_ continuously grown in corn and other
cash crops. Herbicide costs. tor..weed control,
vary considerably with each field and
uiie perennial and annual Weeds harboured.
Soil fertility is important. You may -have to
fertilise a field low in fertility quite a bit
.more. than if the . field had WO •fertility 1 S
reach your yield goal. Sod testing is
important.
I've , been saving . perhaps the . most
important factor until' last ..know your break
even costs. Some people immediately turn
the page when I mention economics. To
determine • your break even costs, you need
to estimate °your, cost to grow the crop, a
realistic average yield' and a projected
market pricer Knowing these figures allows
you to determine how much you can afford to
pay for: rent. , Estimates won't guarantee a
profit,' but you must know your costs in these
strIplatile economic times. The Ontario Minist-
ry of Agriculture and Food publish Crop
B'udgetrig Aids for -many cosh crop each
year. 'These aids are a useful tool for farmers
in determining their breakeven costs. Copies
of these budgeting aids ate mailable 'from
the Agrijtur'dl Office.
How much can you afford to pay for rent?
Brian Hall, Farm
Management Specialist.
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`Open Nlg1itkTililip.ni 7160 a•Week
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THE CORP01UI1'ION
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Provincial Offers Crit County of Bruce
IT IS ORDERED Pursuant to1 tilp provisions of the Provincial Offences Act, the rules
for the Provincial Offences Court and the Provincial Courts Act, OS amended, that the
amount set opposite each of the offences in the attached sehecdules of onces under
the Provincial Statutes and Regulations thereunder and the Municipal By-law No.
10-1983 of the Village of Lucknow, attached hereto is the set fine, hicluding costs, for
those offences in the County of Bruce to take effect March 5, 1984.
DATED at Toronto this 5th day of March, 1984. ,
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P. C.. ,Ices, Chie Judge
Provi,cial Offen s Court
Being the Owner of a Dog Failed to Licence •
Licenced Female Dog as Male Dog
Failed to Licence a Kennel
Being the Owner of a Licenced Dog, Did not Secure the Tag
Did Remove a Collar or Tag from a Licenced Dog
Being the Owner of a Dog Allow it to be running at Large
Being the Owner of a Dog,. Failure to remove excreta of said Dog
from Property other than that of Owner
vi LLAGR OF LIJCPiNOW
B. M. Whlteroft;
.1. L. Farnell, Animal Contra Officer.
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