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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-03-21, Page 30Paw 2—as. Se tIpol, Wednesday, Match 28, 1979 2SaIe Price Everything On Sale Sale Ends March 31st Open 9:00 a.m. — 9 p.m. Throughout the Sale! Johnstone & Son Furniture Lucknow Phone 528-3013 DAVE'S CAR OILING Located 1.%/a miles north of Holyrood, 23 mileseast on 'Concession 10. 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We have enjoyed workingwith your staff Anne, Wilda, Grant and boys - and our past members of staff Mary, and Winnie and we wish them aII good luck. THANK YOU. Aubrey 86 St. Patrick's Day BY AUBREY HIGGINS My friends. Now that another brand new glorious St. Patrick's day is passed, I feel this is always the start of the year for me, as it happens to be my birthday. As long as I can remember, it has always been a special day, not just another year gone past. It is the start of another. Although I have seen eighty-six of them, my families and friends have made it one of the brightest of them all. 1 have -received •an extremely large number of cards and presents, from fresh fruit, all the way up to almost a complete wardrobe, and a dinner at -the Candlelight Inn. I received one card with the signature of the entire staff.on the back of it.Now would not you, as I do, feel yourself at a complete loss, to find words strong enough to express my sincere thanks to everyone who helped in so many different ways to make this, the start of the best year of diy life. I.thank you all, from the bottom of my heart. IRISH ENTERTAINMENT In the past week, we have had different types of entertainment, all presenting old "tyme" Irish entertainment in different ways. Even with this being a Scotch town, we still have some real Irish entertainers. I have not learned as yet, who is. going to fill the -vacancy in the staff, but we bid them a sincere welcome, and promise them our humble and strongest support. HOSPITAL BED CUTS Getting back to what I am told isone of the most popular subjects of conversation in town at present; the closing of hospital beds. a I am glad to hear, that the voters are taking the subject up, as they did two years ago. They are the only people, who can stop it, as the politicians must have their.,_vote to ,$tay.. in. office. Apparently, that is what they are most concerned about, because from their actions, they are not in the least concerned with the welfare of the people, who are dependent on those beds. If it were not for the fact of the extreme waste of money at -election time, and -the letting of large contracts; which are not properly investigated: For instance, the Spadina. Expressway that • was started through Toronto, and then after many millions had beet' spent on it, itwas stopped and abandoned. The scandal, that was hushed up in Hamilton}, something about shipping, and -, the many more under the table deals that are unnecessarily happening every day, and hidden in some form. The electioneering candidate will say, "If I am elected, I will give you". He will not give you anything, but take your tax dollar,- and do what ever he likes with it. No, he does not even give you of 1ihnself. He -gets -his salary raised. It can be done. 1 do not know the answer, If we have men, of the type of Murray Gaunt, in the higher key. positions,,,our country could be run on less than half of the present cost,and we would be paying off the national debt, instead of getting. in deeper every day, and taking the bedsout from under the sick and afflicted. All people, who vote, can obtain without cost, literature that will givehim the facts, and he can read the truth in all those matters. We need an enlightened public. A public, who are concerned about what is happening now, and what kind of a futre they are going to leave their children. If they get away with what to me is a scandal now, in another five years, they may close all the small hospitals. What then, ifa wife is about to become a mother, and she has to betake i 50, 60 or 70 miles to get to a hospital? Or if there should be a serious. accident? How about it folks? Now is the time to take. action. not when it is too late. mill -expand Elora research The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and • Food recently purchased a 48.4 hectare farm adjacent to the .. Elora Research Station, to expand and streamline agricultural research programs-.- The rograms-:The -research station, located 22 km •northeast of Guelph, is operatedby the Ontario Agricultural College of the University of Guelph for th“ntario Ministry of Agrictilture and Food. "The stationhas been in a land -deficient position for some time, says Dr. Bruce Stone, Acting Associate Dean, OAC. "This. acquisition squares off the present "'area and brings the total., area at this station to 436.4 ha." Broken window at Ashton's store Kincardine Provincial. Police are invest- igating a mischief complaint following an incident around 3.00 a.m.-,- on Saturday, March 24. Police say a beer bottle was thrown from a vehicle through a display window in Ash - ton's Clothing Store. Damage is estimated at about 5800. Police are still investigating. High speed chase costs licence A Lucknow youth. was sentenced to 60 days in jail and will have his driver's licence suspended for two years following a convic- tion on a careless driving charge. The sentence was handed • down in Kincardine Provincial court on Monday, March 26. The charge was laid on March 17 following a high speed chase by police through the villages of Lucknow and Ripley, which ended when the . vehicle the youth was driving slammed into a police cruiser. The mah was' on probation at the time of the incident, 'In . addition .. to the production of roughages, plans for the new acreage include fertility research by the • Department of Land Resource Science -- and crops research by the - Department of Crop Science. "The crops ex= perimental programs. require additional spaces because of the trend toward mechanized plot research, which requires. slightly larger test areas," says Dr. Stone. The station will also use _the ' land for feed production, particularly corn, and alfalfa for silag;s. The feed will be used to ' maintain the approximately 800 dairy and . beef cattle . at the station's research barns. "Growing, feed atthe station will reduce operating costs," says Dr. Stone. "In the past it has been necessary to truck fee11 from the ArkellResearch. Station anal . other university lands 25 km away." `Reduced trucking. costs will more than offset the costs of seeding and fertilizing the ad- ditional land at Elora." The Elora Research Station is one of four agricultural research stations operated by the OAC for the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. The other 'stations are located at Arkell, Cambridge and Guelph. .