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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-12-13, Page 70 THE ELECTORS OF KINLOSS TOWNSHIP Aid at GoderiCh. Mrs. J. M. Reed, convener, reports the Bible. Society canvass completed and $177.45 has been sent to headquarters. The 'work of each,of the canvassers has been appreciated., Next SUnday, December 17, the, Dungannon and Nile C.G.I.T groups are ,presenting_ ,:Christmas Vesper Service at Nile Church at 8 p.m. A good attendance will show_our_inter-e-st in these-groups - within our churches. Mrs. Cecil 'Blake and Barbara were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs..R. T. Kilpatrick and Mrs. A., N. Atkinson. Mrs. Harvey Webb wa-s-aguest-also. Christmas-Greetings are-exterid ed to the Editor and Staff and to all who read this column. If you have an interesting item please plione your correspondent on Monday forenoon. A bridal shower was given for Mrs. Greg Jervis (nee Peggie Hodges) DeceMber 5, at Brook- _side school. Thank you for your support at the polls on Election Day. --&-aioliriliffeetrfigs to all: DUNCAN. 'CAMPBELL . KINLOSS TOWNSHIP .TO.THE..ELECTOR$...OF - KINLOSS TOWNSHIP I WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS MY SINCERE APPREC- IATION FOR THE . SUPPORT GIVEN TO ME THROUGHOUT THE TOWNSHIP IN THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION OF DEC- EMBER 4, 1972. AS YOUR REEVE-ELECT, I ASSURE YOU THAT I WILL MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO PERFORM MY DOTIE AS CHAIRMAN OF YOUR NEWLY-ELECTED COUNCIL BESTINTERESTS OF KIKLOSS TOWN . • „ )n Dn WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 131 1972 TO THE ELECTORS. OF KINLOSS TOWNSHIP. I wish to thank the voters of Kinloss for electing me as a councillor. I will work in the interest of all in the future. Since*ly DONALD BELL I. wish to, thank all those who supported me at the polls in last week's/election, especially those who signed my nom- ination paper. Best of luck to the successful candidates. Sincerely BRIAN DOELMA N I wish to take this opportunity to thank the ratepayers of .Kinloss Township for the support , given me dri election day. I will, continue to serve thef township to the best of my • ability/ Wishing everyone-ever season. A sincere thank you for your support returnin me as a councillor. Compliments of the Season to all. • 'Bruce Farm Report 4-H PROGRAM The 4-H program, is drawing to , a close for another year. This year, as in other years, 4H Award Nights are heled to honour the. 4H members, leader's, and parents. The top member for each club is,: Ken Bridge, Khicaraine Grain Club; Gary 1VIcGillivray, Paisley Grain Club; Cheryl Warmington, Wiarton Beef Club; John Atkin- son, Wiarton Dairy Club; Dianne MacKay, Ripley - Kincardine Dairy Club; Chris Patchell, Arran- - Tara Beef Club; Barb Schlorff, Chesley 'Mixed Club; 'Dave Irwin, Paisley Mixed Club; Lyle Collins,__ Kincardine Beef Club; Cathy, Dietrich, Mildmay Grain Club; Ralph Dietrich, • .Mildmay corn Club; Cheryl Warmington, Wiar- ton Snowmobile Club; Karen Duck, Paisley Horse Club; Doug Bissonnette, Ripley Grain Club; Anne Stanley, Ripley Beef Club; '- Judy Miller, Grey-Bruce Sheep 'Club; Allan Hyde, Tiverton Beef Club; Jim Hammel', Arran-Tara Dairy Club; Chris Patchell, Tara Horse. Club; David Jacklin, Ches- ley Tractor Club; Stella Renwick, Teeswater , Dairy Club; Cindy. Sch.- iestel, T.eeswater, Horse Club; Bill Ireland, Teeswater Grain Corn 'Teeswater. Dairy Club; Cindy Schiestel, Teeswater Hotse Club; Bill Irland, Teeswater Grain Corn Club; Bev Ballagh, Teeswater Beef Club; Barb Gross,__Mildmay_ . • THE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO to control where the other uses locate by making a contribution to the Land Use being prepared. One basic concept that I would like to. see in land use plans would be the zoning of all class 1, 2 and 3- land for farming pur- poses. The big problem in land use planning is that Class 1 Ag- ricultural land is the best land for building •on or even growing trees on. However it makes more nse tannovate-das.4- or 5 land for other purposes and farm , the good land than to try and improve poor land for farts- BUSINESS OF FARMING PAGE SEVEN Sincerely GIRVIN REED YOURS SINCERELY, ORVILLE ELLIOTT • TO THE.. ELECTORS OF ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP• A SINCERE THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT Season's Greetings to all. TO THE ELECTORS OF ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP THANK YOU TO MY SUPPORTERS IN LAST WEEK'S ELECTION Best Wishes to the New Council. Sincerely. EUGENE FRAYNE DUNGANNON -Dairy Club. Mr. and Mts. Russell Johnston would like to congratulate these members and all other members who participated in the. 4-H pro- gram. A special thanks goes, to mas meal with them,. Wish seven the 4-H leaders who put much time and' effort into the program. grandchildren and exchange of Without_the_leaders-it-wouldnl-r•gifts4t-vtas-a-ha-ppy-da be very much of a program. I Mr. and H. j. L. Eedy Daryl Ball, accompanied by Ross Eedy visited rnier's sister, Mrs. Russell GREY - BRUCE FARMERS' Ribey in Stratford General Hospital WEEK on Tuesday, December 5. Programs are now available The Annual. SUnday School 2 for the 1973 Grey-Bruce FarMers' banquet, was held Friday evening Week program January 8th to 12th. , followed by a short program. Monday is_Swine_Day 'rues-This is always a real treat day; Beef and Sheep; Wednes- for the children. day, Crops and Ladies, Day; On Sunday as part of the regular Thursday, Dairy; Friday, Fed- church servicethe S. S. classes eration of , Agriculture Day. presented a program in keeping LAND USE PLANNING, with White Gift Sunday. The This is one of the last areas in envelopes which were placed Western Ontario where thele has in the white gift box and the loose not been a pressure for land uses' collection on the plates made a other than agriculture. That means the farmers have.a chance gi fti of $67.05 fto go to Children's On behalf of the Ministry I had a lovely day on Sunday when Mr. and Mrs'. Harold JOhnston and 'seven children of London came bringing a full course Christ- To all who supported me in the election for Reeve in Kinloss, I would like ,to' express my sincere thanks Congratulations to Mr. Murray and council members. SEASON'S GRE,ETINGS TO ALL KINLOSS COUNCIL Kinloss Council met on Decem- ber Gth at' 8 the reeye, and. all council present.. • A ac-rninutes-oi-igovtinlyer- Gth and Noverbber 20th were con- firmed, the following businesswaF It was decided after December the 0th the waste site will be open one day each month, the last Saturday of December to March inclus,ive from 10.3i) a.m. to 5.00 p.m. The• Court of Revision on the McLeod Dr. Imp. was closed. A donation of, $15.00 was made to the Christmas. Seal Fund and $15.00 to the War MeMorial Children's Hospital, By-Law 9.-1a2aowa.p.,140d. t 4,4 Elc-10 e -un - occupied land, under the Line Fences AC-t. The following accounts Were ordered paid: General, $2937.80; —Deiember-15-is-the-deadline-lor- COURSE ' applications for this 10 • week course. "Contact our office if you P are interested. }farm manage- ment,. crop and livestock pro- duction will be included in the -subjects covered. M. R. Bolton Agricultural Representative THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL - makes an ideal Christmas gift, $6 per year, $8 outside Canada, an at- tractive gift card will be sent, at no extra cost, phone 528-2822. Iljeways, 2982.40. • The tiTeirrrg acfjournecro Inter- on Deceniber 15th at 1.00 p.,m. to finish up 1972 tlusiness. FRASER MacKINNON. QIERK. Sincerely • BARRY JOHNSTON BEST. WISHES FOR THE FESTIVE SEASON tantmat.imataimatokiiiiimiumwma Lea. Murray .