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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-07-23, Page 71975 iRS rio lays and lays otor Intl, per, lays ides :ape ND - 8 iisit wn, .119c the m to tory N D arts arse loth THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL Phone 528-282? Sr. MacKENZIE - We wish to an- nounce the birth of a baby daughter, Mary Ellen,' born July 8, 1975, in Wingham General Hospit- al, weight 9 lbs. Proud parents are Jim and Ruth: MacKenzie (Rock), R. R. 3 Lucknow. OLYMPIC LOTTERY TICKETS SUPPORT THE 1976 SUMMER OLYMPICS TICKETS $10 EACH September 28 Draw Three Series For Sale Each With A Million Dollar First Prize And Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars In Other Prizes On Sale At LUCKNOW SENTINEL ND irts iew tys the ch The sympathy of the community is extended to Mrs. Robert Stewart and family in the loss of Robert Stewart who passed away in Wingham Hospital on ,Friday. Mrs. Don Robertson, John and Heather of London visited friends in the district on the week end and Mrs. Osband, who has been helping at the home of Jim Moffat, returned to London with them. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell, Wayne and Beverley, are spending this We who inhabit the northern countries. don't worship the sun to the same extent as primitive peo- ples, who turned it into a god. But the Swedes still face it in adora- tion from their apartment balconies with the first' sign of spring.• and Canadians, who can afford to, chase it in winter, by going south. Unlike the people of warmer lands Who tend to shun it. .Cana- dians are understandably apt to make the most of it durin.g an all- too-brief summer. Like fire itself. however, the sun is a good servant and a poor master. Here's -how you can get' it work- ing for you: • Don't try to get that gorgeous tan all on the first day — build up to it. A pamphlet from the On- tario Ministry of Health. entitled The .Sun: Friend' and Foe, sug- gests starting with about 20 minutes of sunbathing the first day 1.and adding five minutes or so a day for the first four ,clays. (This pamphlet js'available from the Health Resoutce Centre, Communications Branch, Min- istry of HeaVb, Hepburn Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario WA IS2. • Fair-skinned people have less skin protection, so .they should be extra 'careful. For them; spe- TODAY'S HEALTH LANGSIDE by David Woods Randy Willick, Extension Assistant ONTARIO BEEF CALF INCOME STABILIZATION PROGRAM The objective of this program is to stabilize the income of beef calf producers in Ontario: It is anticipated that by so doing the program will encourage a con- tinuing steady supply of Ontario produced stocker calves. The program is long term in scope and designed to benefit those pro- ducers who plan to continue in beef calf production. The main features of the pro- gram, subject to certain terms and conditions are: (a) The pro- gram is voluntary and open to all beef calf producers in Ontario. (b) Participating producers must join the program for, a' five year period and must sign a contract to that effect. (c) Each year participating pro- &leers must supply pertinent farm data including the number and type of beef cows on the farm as of July 1st, For the pur-. poses of this program beef cows are defined as cows which have produced a calf. Any cows from 'which industrial or fluid milk is sold cannot be registered in :the program. It is the responsibility of participating producers to ade- quately describe beef cows en- rolled in the program so that they can be identified. (d) Participating producers pay an annual fee per beef cow en- rolled in the program. For 1975 this fee is $5 per cow and for 1975 only a promissory note duly sign- ed and payable on January 31st, 1976 is acceptable in, lieu of a cheque. Cheques should be made payable to the Treasurer of Ont- ario. (e) The Ontario government con- tracts to make a grant per cow to participating producers in those years in which beef stocker calf marketprices fail to return a basic.income over and above op- erating costs for efficient beef calf producers. To calculate the Grant per cow: (a) A price guarantee per pound is established for stocker calves each year. The guaranteed level is designed to cover operating costs plus' a percentage of fixed costs on an efficient operation. For 1075 the price guarantee is 50c per pound. (b) The weighted average market price of Ontario produced stocker WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1975 AUCTION SALE sommimmiinum, AUCTION SALE Of Village Property and Household Effects will be held for CHARLES R. COULTES In the Belgrave Arena SATURDAY, JULY 26 at 12:30 p.m. Chesterfield and chair; small tables; rugs; round mirror; lamps; picture frames; day bed; clock; vases; rockers; magazine- rack; radio; dining table; buffet; chairs; writing desk; Peter W. Scott safe; chrome table and chairs; washing machine; frigi- daire dryer; Westinghouse fridge; Frigidaire stove; 23 cu. ft. freez- er; pop cooler; Beatty ironer; antique cupboard; stool; vacuum cleaner; Moffat stove; wardrobe; dressers; spool bed; iron bed; bedding; trunk; mats; appli- ances; antique dishes; cooking utensils; jars; numerous articles. Property .. . Property has a 5 bedroom home with 2 stairs, cupboards, 2 baths, good floors, like new roof and furnace, also on property is a 18 x 45 store or office situated on No.-4 highway betWeen Post Office and Arena in Belgrave. Property will be offered for sale at 3 p.m. subject to a reserve bid. - Terms On the property 10% down balance in 30 days Terms on isousehold items cash For property information, phone 357.1628 Mrs. Jim Thompson will sell' household items after Coultes Sale Brian , Rintoul, Auctioneer CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of •Household Effects will be held for The Estate of the Late MRS. VIOLET RATHWELL Lot 147 NS Hamilton St., Lucknow On . MONDAY, JULY 28 ' Commencing• At 7:00 P.M. Chesterfield and chair; occas- sional chair; 2 coffee tables; end table; console table; buffet; din- ingroom table and 6 chairs; vinyl recliner rocker; wooden table and 2 chairs; chest of drawers; smok- er stand; flower stand; bookc,ase; • stereo; back to wall cupboard; 21" B.W. Phillips T.V.• ' some dishes and kitchen utensils. CONSIGNED ARTICLES — Princess-Royal cook stove; buf- fet; wicker rocker; scythe; cattle clippers. Other articles too numerous to mention. • • TERMS CASH . Owner and auctioneer not. responsible for accidents or injuries in any way connected with the sale Executor :. Terry Ratliwell Auctioneers: Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater 392.6170 Grant McDonald, Ripley, 395.5353 WORMINGTON - Mr. and. Mrs. Robin Wormington, (Beth Hallam), Wingharn are pleased to' announce the arrival of their baby girl Cheri Lyn, , 8 lb. 7 oz. at Wingham General Hospital on Thursday, July 17, 1975'. Treat Injuries At Hospital Mrs. Clara Strauss, Teeswater, was a passenger in a cat-which was in collision with an oncoming car at an intersection in' Teeswater on July 19. She was X-rayed and released from hospital. Investigat- ed by Constable K. N. Adams. Gordon Black, Lucknow, was driving his car July 19 when it went out of control and into the ditch, on highway 86, near Whitechurch. He did not suffer any injuries. Investigated by Constable Crew, Goderich O.P.P. Frederick Black, Lucknow, was a passenger in his brothers car. He was treated for scratches on the forehead, a laceration on his left eye, and discharged'. Miss Helen Chandler, R. R: '3 Wingham, was in, collision „with a second car at the corner , of Concession 6 and 7 ' of East Wawanosh on the division line. She was treated for small abrasions on her left eyebrow and released. Investigated by D. H. Jamieson, Wingham. calves is established each year during the months of Sept,, Oct., and Nov., based on sales at major selling points in Ontario. (c) The grant is based on produc- ing a 450 lb. calf and an 85% calf crop. (d) In years in which the market priee is less than the price guar- aritee the grant per cow will be: .85 x 450 x (price guarantee minus the market 'price). (e) The amount payable per cow will' be the same for all partici- pants. (f) Grants will be paid in Dec. or as soon as' possible thereafter. Other ,requirements: (a) Misrepresentation of facts or failure to comply with conditions of the program within the spec- ified time' periods will' warrant exclusions from the benefits of the stabilization program. (b) Each participant will agree to the taking of inventories ,and may be asked to supply pertinent information °before final approval and will agree to open his prem- ises to .representatives of the Ont- ario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. To enrol — all necessary forms duly signed must be returned to the local office of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food before August 31st, 1975 to join the program this year. Subsequent enrolment periods will be during the month of July each year. M. R. Bolton, Agricultural Representative PAGU SEVEN 'week at a, cottage at the lake. Mr. ,and Mrs. Ed Wightman of Belgrave visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young on Sunday. Joanne and Christine Bregman returned home on Sunday from camp Kintail where they spent the previous week. ,,The children of ,Langside, and Whitechurch communities enjoyed • a picnic at, Ashfield Park on Friday afternoon. An' attendance of thirty-four was" present and it was decided to hold another picnic at the same place , next Friday afternoon. .cial sun-screening lotions are " available: • Avoid the' midday sun in the early stages of tanning, kind also reflecting surfaCes like water or sand, which can make the sun's rays more: fierce and burning. • Use a suntan cream or lotion, and, for Icing periods in the sun, protect the head and neck with 'suitable covering. • Guard your eyes. Light rays can damage the retina, and sun- glasses, besides cutting out glare, will afford some protection. • Remember that. while sun is a good source of vitamin D —' the same vitamin that's found' in egg yolk and many kinds of fish — too much sunshine can damage the skin. causing it to age pre- maturely. • In hot weather you lose some of the hody's throughper-, • spiratiorOteplace them by drink- ing fruit juice 'or other liquids. • 'llyou do get 'sunburned, get out of the sun and into a cool, 'dark room. Apply a soothing cream to the sunburned 'area. If you should get heat stroke, call the dOctor*- and in" the interim take steps to bring the body temperature down. The secret of bringing some sun- shine into your life is to do it grad- ually — keep your cool, and •en joy the sunny days ahead. • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO - DAIRY SCORE TOUR Senior 4-H Dairy Calf ' Club members should be aware' of the fact that a Dairy Score Tour will be taking place for their benefit, Tuesday, July 29th. Three farms will be visited on that morning with a tour of the Bruce Nuclear Plant scheduled for, the early afternoon. All members concern- ed should make' a serious attempt, to participate in this worthwhile outing. Bruce Farm Report „. SOME WEEDS MAKE GOOD FEED Two Researchers in Minnesota have found that some weeds, if harvested or graded while im- mature, are palatable and have a high nutritional value to rumin- ants. If some of these weeds are present in a new stand of alfalfa, it might be better to harvest them than go to the , expense of using a herbicide. Three weeds -- Lambsquarters, Ragweed and Pigweed — were equal to Alfalfa (and better than oats) in digestability . and crude protein. Mustard was the only weed tested which was less di- gestable than, oats. Four weeds were found to be as palatable as oats — Lambsquar- yard Grass. Mustard was always less palatable whereas Ragweed was variable. All weeds tested had adequate minerals to meet requirements of ruminants. If you don't have many' weeds in your new stand and they are the ones with "good quality", pos- sibility you don't need to spray. On the other hand, if they are so thick that they will crowd out the alfalfa or trefoil, there is little doubt that you should spray., Rick Upfold, Soils and Crops Specialist SHOPPk-4), Lots of • 0 FREE PARKING t NO METERS rrl GODERICH McCUTCHEON -Edwin-and Janice- (Robb) McCutcheon of Lions Head are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Daryl Edwin, on July 16, a brother for Meredith. MILLER - to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miller, R. R. 5 Lucknow, at Wingham and District Hospital on Saturday, July 19th, a son. It's great to get a suntan but be careful getting it