The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-04-17, Page 7JOHN C. WOOD
SDAY' APRIL 17th, 1974
gricultural
Tidbits
WithAdriati Vos.
dvertisement in a maga -
ered "organically grown
e seed" for sale. It Made
that some people have
bout their health in their
ting habits and are willing
much more for food than
cerned 'people do. On the
and, now that beef grown
e help of hormones , that
eoretically cause cancer ,
ed from our shores , one
ore about a possible price
e than about a possible 'can-
h.
any people are too
ed about the reports that
only enough wheat in the
oday to feed this world for
repeat, one month. " It is
ng. One worldwide crop
or near failure , and liter -
Ions upon millions of
will starve to death. Most
ne knows that now , at this
oment , hundreds of thous-
'cans are starving. We, •
peoples, go right on
ering our resources that
od. Another reason for
ortages is the fact that
much opposition against
ANNOUNCEMENT
THE BRAY CHIROPRACTIC
HEALTH CENTRE
Is pleased to announce that
David W. Lee D.C.
is now associated with this office
in the practice of Chiropractic
PHONE 357-1.224
WINGHAM; ONTARIO
STOCKER FEEDER SALE
HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES
Saturday Afternoon, April 27th
1:00 p.m.
1200 HEAD'.
Consisting of Steers, Heifers and Calves
FOR CONSIGNMENTS CONTACT THE MANAGEMENT
Victor Hargreaves — 482-7511 (Clinton)
William Livingston — Dungannon 529-7521
Barry Miller — Exeter 235-2717 and Kirkton 229-6205 •
Auctioneers Hector McNeil and Larry Gardiner
Lucknow Central School
SED AND GRAIN Co. LTD.
ORT ALUEliT PHONE 529-7135
Lowry Farm
Syttems'
AMBERLEY 395-5286
Oar
-Silo Unloaders
-Feeders
-Cleanets
-Stabling
-Leg. Elevators
-Liquid Manure
Equipment'
-Hog Equipment
Farrnatic
-Mills
-Augers, etc.
Acorn
-Cleaners
-Heated Waterers
Westeel-Rosco
-Granaries
Zero
-Bulk Tanks
-Pipeline and
Parlour Equipment
,B & L
-Hog Panelling
Bulk Tank '& Pipe
line Cleaning.
Detergents, Teat
Dip, etc.
Bovadine
Dyne
Iosan
Uddersan
Foamcheck
Kleeneasy
SAVE
YOUR
SOLES
IN THE
WANT,
ADS
FARM SUPPLY
HEADQUARTERS
* CON and GRAIN
* WEED SPRAYS
FREE SPRAY GUIDE
* BALER. TWINE
* SOYBEAN SEED
* CERT. ALFALFA
* RED CLOVER.
* TIMOTHY
*IMPROVED
PASTURE MIXTURE
4
ANDERSON'S FERTILIZER
NOW CONTRACTING
* WHITE BEANS * CORN
Order now and be.sure!!!
M.J. SMITH
Port Albert P one 529-7135:
(Goderich)
Limited
OPEN AREA
The Open Area is now busy
working putting up decorations
for Easter and to make a good
impression on the parents for Open
House, which is on April 19. Mr.
Umbach kindly brought items of
interest from countries such as
Mexico, Japan and SWitierland
to show the .children of the open
area.
BAND
On May 4,'a Saturday night the
Lucknow Concert Band is sponsor-
ing a concert , featuring many new
songs we have taken this year and
solos, trios and duets.
1
ONTARIO LAND. SURVEYOR
IS PLEASED TO
ANNOUNCE
The opening of a land
SURVEYING PRACTICE.
APRIL 29th 1974
FFICE: Located behind
ramalea Real Estate, 901 Queen St.
KINCARDINE, ONTARIO
ll'HONE: 396
_3233
NDERSON'S FERTILIZER
NOW AVAILABLE
132-16
16-16.16
. 6404
ANIONIUM
NITRATE
45% UREA
'BULK OR SAGS — SPREADERS AVAILABLE
M.J. Smith
ingredients to preserve food from
spoilage. It could presumably
cause something or other if eaten
in great quantities, so we rather
let it rot: I heard mention that
one-third of all food is spoiled
for this reason.
Beef priceg in the NWT are so
high that people can't afford to
buy it. Now they turn to the
hunters' for Caribou meat. The
Indian leaders are worried that'the
caribou may be hunted to extinc-
tion if this keeps up.
Marion Brethin of the consum-
ers association of Canada is one of
those women who claims to come .
from a (Lucknow) farming area,
If she did , she certainly wasn't
very observant, for she keeps
on attacking farmers. The last
I heard of her was that Consumers.
can't go on indefinitely subsidiz-
ing agriculture. Far heavens
sake, can't orie of her fellow
Cacs set her spaight 'that agricul-
ture has been subsidizing consum-
ers for a hundred years?
FoOd prices are up , what? Look
ai running shoes. They. are tip by
60/0 and befOre the year is out
further increases are expected ..
ORDER BEFORE
MAY 1st
TO GUARANTEE
AVAILABILITY
Then on the 23rd., 24th and 25th
of the same month the band is go-
ing to Bancroft, Sudbury and Min-
den.
CHESS
In the first round 'of this chess
series in, Grade 8, Rick Conley
defeated Grant Gilchrist. In
Grade 7 David de Boet was the
winner over' Allan Staxitley. Also
in Grade 7 Randy Guay was the
winner over Marian VanSlightery
horst and in the open.area Rose-
mary de 'Boer defeated Betty Stan-
ley. •
- Wayne Bell.
ASSEMBLY
The assembly for this week was
put b*.ti by the kindergarten class.
The assembly was opened with 0
Canada with Mrs. Scott' at the
piano. The kindergarten present-
ed two plays called "The Little
Brown Bun" and "The Four Little
Bunnies". While Mrs. Hall read
the announcements Mrs. Scott
got ready for the two numbers
which she played on the accord-
ian. The assembly was closed
with God Save the Queen.
ART - Mr. McKeon's Class
Everybody is busy prainting
their paper mache animals
'because they are to be, out on dis-
play for Open House.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
The senior grades are doing
gymnastics in the gym. Mr. Mc-
Keon's grade seven girls are doing
a display of gymastics on the night
of Open House:
- Grant Gilchrist.
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