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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-02-06, Page 7.lo Unloaders seder's eaners tabling .,Elevators Lquid Manure Equipment )fg Equipment ANWERLEY 39.5-5286 Zero -Bulk Tanks -Pipeline and Parlour Equipment B & -Hog Panelling rmatic .11s Lgers, etc. :am .eaners • sated Waterers Dsteel-Rosco canaries Bulk Tank & Pipe- line Cleaning Detergents , Teat Dip, etc. Bovadine Dyne Iosan Uddersan Foamcheck Kleeneasy Used Equipment In Stock 300 GAL. C.P. BULK MILK COOLER / good condition PATZ CHAIN BUNK FEEDER FOR 60' BUNK New Equipment 0 GAL. ZERO VACUUM. MILK COOLER with built-in automatic wash and sanitizing attachment SET OF, CATTLE OR ' HOG SCALES (passage type) reasonable price CLAY FEED METER Ve have a trailer load of Clay SHP Unloaders coming, some rstill available. Due to the steel situation, we may have able getting more later. If you are building a silo be sure call right away. nie have been informed that Westeel - Rosco are making only run of grain bins this year Be sure to let us know your re - rements early.. t'y ON INCOME TAX AS YOU SAVE FOR RETIREMENT Up to• $4,000 a year may be deduct- ible for income tax purposes from your income if you invest it in a REGISTERED RETIREMENT • SAVINGS PLAN while, you also guarantee yourself a monthly retirement income for life. Ask me for detaill. Wm. J. Kinahan R.R.2 LUCKNOW PHONE WINGliAlif 357-1987 LIFE OF cANADA. SUBSCRIPTION TO THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL When you purchase your wedding invitations from The Lucknow Sentinel 'you will receive one yetir's free subscription (value $6.00) to • The Lucknow Sentinel REMEMBER HELP YOUR RED CROSS TO. HELP LOVE'S LAST GIFT REMEMBRANCE *pother It's a MONUMENT • MARKER • INSCRIPTION You are ramambaring a loved one., T. PRYDE i SON LTD. HELP YOU DECIDE ON YOUR MSMOMALREOUIREMSN TS IN GODERICH VISIT - Deo Dtsosse 5244761 4 DAY FE'BRUARY 6 1974 , • THE .4.141C1610W, SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,ONTARIO PAGE SEVEN Barry Elliott, age 9 of R. R. 1 Lucknow .and his brother Paul, age 10, accidentally went through a window in their home pn Jan- uary 29. Barry was treated foi lacerations to his shoulder and lacerated right hand. Paul was treated for laceration's to both hands.. Both were released after treatment. Beverly 'Lowther , age 10 , R, R. 5 Bruisels , was bitten on the foot by a pet racoon. She was treated and released, Walter Smith, :age R.R. 2 Mildmay , driver of one car , was travelling North on-the Main Street in Tees-water on January 30 and collided with another car driven by Bruce Chambers, R.R..1 King City. Walter Smith received' a skull injury and abrasion to left knee.. He was released after. - 'treatment. Walkerton 0. P. P. Murray investigated. Mrs. Orm'a Wilson, Brussels, was admitted to hospital with sev- ere lacerations to left hand when she caught her hand in a saw. • Clement Sterner , age 73 , .R.R. 3 Brussels ,,was admitted to hospital via ambulance January 31 following 'a collision with a train at sideroad15 - 16 , Grey Township., near Brussels. The pat-' ient droVe his car into the side of the train and he was thrown out of the car into a' ditch beside the. .track. He received shock, multi- lacerations to face and head fractures to shoulders. Investigated by Wingham 0.P. R. Ricker and Arponen. 'Miss Edna Carr , Wingham was in collision. with another car at the corner of Alfred and Minnie Street , Wingham.on February 2. MisCarr was admitted to Hospit- al with contusions and abrasioni" and a fractured rib. Her condition' is satisfactory. Mrs. Brenda Osborne , R. R. 2. Wingham pass- enger in the second car , driven by her husband Robert , Suffered abra- sions and contusions to the head. Investigated by Cpl. Ron Zimmer. Mrs. Anna Johnston, Lucknow fell arid fractpred her left wrist on February 3. She was admitted to hospital. Treat Injuries At Hospital Agricultural Tidbits with Adrian Vos s my fond hope that our )rs will read this item I am t to write. At the U. of gia,.research has indicated saturated fatty acid,, which s blood cholesterol', is. not present in meat fat. The Lary fatty acid that is in meat caproic) actually lowers blood esterol and blood pressure. On of this comes the statement 1Dr. Michael DeBakey , the ous heart transplant surgeon, only about 30% of heart pat- Fhave any cholesterol abnor- ity. He said that diet is not a :ific cause of heart disease, ing: "We don't know the se and we need to take a much attitude' toward diet in ;el- m to the disease . since it is thus that diet , as far as 850/0 10% of the patients are concer- , has not been related or ass- ated with the disease in our rerience." Then from Dr. Ray- nd. Reiser , Texas A&M Univ- ity that saturated fats do not by Criterion, elevate cholesterol high risk levels, "if indeed they e it at all". Dr. Sherman of th Meat Board thought it more likely that we have insuffient crude fiber than that we eat too much satur-- ated fat, He said that there, is- considerable evidence .that dietary. fiber - whole cereal grains, rough ge of fruits , vegetables - lowers blood cholesterol. Just saw in the daily press that the agricultural outlook • conference doesn't, expect food cost to go down. We, as farmers have known this all.along. It can't come down at the farm level, for then Production would decrease and the price increase. It can't go down 'at the transport- ation level, for fuel prices went up as well as truck prices , and wages won't come down. Restaur- ant prices. can't go down because wages and other inputs went up. It appears to me that low incogie people must have some help to pay for the higher food cost. But I'm afraid that high income. people , professional people and . sane high paid union members Will not he willing to sacrifice anything. Then, if the food cost goes up, they'll demand more money , which in turn will result in higher food cost. George Penfold Was W.I. Speaker Mr. George Penfold , from the Ministry of. Agriculture and Food for Huron County, was guest speaker for the January meeting of Dungannon Women's Institute. Mr. Penfold , who resides at Nile and works out of the Clinton Agriculture Offices discussed the problem of Agricultural pollution. He gave out collies of the agricul- ture code of practice for Ontario. The many questions asked showed real concern and interest in the topic. . Mrs. Elmer Black, Agriculture Committee convener , introduced Mr. Penfold and Mrs. Harry Girvin thanked him and presented, him with a gift. Mr. Penfold stated that most problems are Caused by management' or mis- management. His job provides an engineering consulting seryice to farmers. The meeting was_held at the home of Mrs. Hugh McWhinney. Mrs. Harvey Alton was in charge. The roll call , "A sunny side of -farm life" , brought a variety of answers and a few laUghs , Mrs, Alvin Kerr , in keeping with the topic ; gave the motto "All things in life need cultiv- ation". We need to cultivate our lives, spiritually, physically and mentally. She said we must cultivate our lives that they may become fuller and richer. During the business period a letter front Mrs. Noblitt was read. Also several ideas were read for the celebration of our, 60th 'anniversary. Mrs. Lorne Ivers, Mrs. W.A. Stewart and Mrs. Wilbur Brown are to be a comm- ittee to make plans. It is possible that several events during the year will mark the occasion./A pot-luck luncheon for the February meeting is to be the fixst event. 'At that time, Mrs. Donald Haines of Auburn, District Presi- dent t will visit. Following the singing of the Queen and Grace a lovely lunch was served by hostesses, Mrs. • Girvin, Mrs. Stewart and Miss Beth McConnell. New FCC. Solicitor At a' meeting between Brian Ducharme, special assistant to Federal Agriculture Minister Eugene Whelan, and. DOug Fortune president of the Huron County Federation of Agriculture, Mrs . Ducharme announced tha t the i Farm Credit Corporation's app- ointing a second solicitor in Huron county. This action is the result of a resolution passed at the. January meeting of the Huron Federation, where members protested' the long delays in finalizing FCC loans. Mr. Ducharme stated that imm.- ediately upon receipt of "the ,rest, olutiori, Mr. Whelan and repres- entatives of FCC investigated the problem in Huron County.and decided to take this action. The lone solicitor for FCC in Huron county now is Paiker of Goderich. The name of the new appointee will be released .in the near future.