The Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-03-13, Page 7Luekuow Sent
Kinioughfoiks
attend farm show
We wish teaohers .and
students a happy holiday
during the winter break,!
A number . from here:.
attended the farm show at,
London daring the week
On Thursday evening the':
Holyrood Women's Institute
held their` annual fatally
night at the kolyrgod Hall.
The president, Myrtle
Percy, welcomed everyone
and all enjoyed; .a delicious
pot :luck supper with Maty
Scott and: race'
Bekenswdller conveners,
An evening of euchre
followed. Prizes for the
ladies: went to Joan Murray
and Michele Barr and for
the men to Glen,lialdenby:.
and Charlie Murray.
n Friday afternoon a
number from this area
attended the Happy Hearts
Senior Citizens St. Patrick's
program at Ripley„ when
several from here assisted
with the program .and
enjoyed : the afternoon very
much.
Congratulations, to Eric
Iialdenby from here and his
partner Fritz Schlegel of
Point Clark for winning the
IIigh-Lo Bowling.
Tournament for this area at
Hamilton, They both won a
trip for two to Florida),
The Presbyterian Church
held a soup and sandwich
inneheon after chureh to
help raise money for future
coustmetion.
During the service the
Bushell family sang their,
arrangement of Amazing
Grace'. Sunday School is
now during the church ser.
vice.
Some friends .of Allan
Miller of Uolyrood called
one evening last week to
heipcelebrate his birthday,
of mea
inspe
The Ontario Federation.
of Agriculture is calling for
R
iimnediate action . from both'
government and OPSEU' to
put proviineial meat inspect-
tors: back to work' . "We are
'exploring all: avenues. to
bring this Matter to,a satis-
factory conclusion for• -those
meat plants andfarmers
who are : in desperate need
of service," says OFA
President Tony Morris,
The OFA supports any
and all legitimate measures ,
that will ensure .the 2.90
•
provincially- inspected
plants get back into opera-
tion. Where municipalities
may . wish to assume the,
responsibility of hiring meat
inspectors, the OFA, recog-
nizes
recog-nizes the importance this
relief would bring for the.
:immediate future
"It is vital this dispute be
resolved quickly in .order to
provide relief to farmers
who are desperately trying
to manage the growing
number of animals in.:their'
barns,'said Morris.
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Wednesday. The directors
were Olive Needham .sand
Sharon MacDougall. Rena
Forster played the piano for
the hymns.
President, Nancy
Maelntyrre, opened the
meeting byreading a couple
of paragraphs from the
World Day of Prayer Book.
Olive Needham gave a very
good Bible Study
on"Prayer. " Rena Forster
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Willits and Regan Moran. (Pat Livingston photo}
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remarks and Sharon said the
closing prayer. . A • tasty
lunch was served during fel-
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"This is really wrong.
They are holding us on the
end . of a string," said
Carroll. "We're being jerked
around!"
"Stop insulting us," he
wrote to Johns. "If you can't
do better than that, it's time
to take the Michigan
approach. When we run out
of money this spring, let's
close the schools! I'm seri-
ous. Maybe then we can get
some corrective action for
this astounding injustice in
funding direction.".
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