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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1975
Brucelea Haven
News
By Annetta Schilroth
Our ministers' for the month
were: Rev, D. Sinclair; Victory
Baptist, Hanover; Rev., P. D.
Mellegers, Presbyterian, Paisley;
Rev. Wm. Lake, United, Mildinay;
The Salvation Army, Hanover.
We also have Mass every second
Thursday in our chapel at 10.30
a.m.
The Gideons • have a Prayer
Service at 7 p,m. the first TOsday
,of the month and a Song Service,
the laSt.Eriday of the month at 2
p.m.
ReV. Donavan Brown, St. Thom-
as, Anglican comes twice a month,
Once for Prayer Service at '7 p.m:
and Communion Service at 10.30
a.rn.
On Thursday, September 441,
Miss Ada Thacker from Teeswater
came and showed us slides of her
Trip .to the Holy Land. They were
Most interesting and informative.
Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. the
Solway Women's Institute came
and pin an a most delightful
program. Mrs. Margaret MacIn-
Ore gave readings from old school
readers, many of which our
residents knew... Mrs. Osterdorff,
Mrs. Vance, and Mrs. Bert Caslick
put on a skit called the operation
which , was very humorous. Mrs.
. Harry Schnurr acted as pianist and
Master of Ceremonies.
Our monthly Resident Council
was held in the Tuck Shop area at
10.30 a.m. on Tuesday, September
9th. The Legion Auxiliary, Branch
102 came and put on a Bingo on
September 11th at 2 p.m. with a
very large attendance.
Friday, September 12th we had a
Quiz arid Word contest with high
and low prizes.
Monday evening, at 7.30 p.m.,
the Prayer. Sing-a-long Group from
Chepstow Came• and played and
sang for our residents.
The C.W.L. came on Friday,
September 19th and put on a
Euchre with high and low prizes.
They served refreshments.
Our monthly Birthday Party for
all residents with birthdays during
the month was sponsored by the
Saugeen W.I., Paisley. The first
number on the program was a
musical duet by Dorothy, Brunton
and Wilda Lamont: The next was a
dance by Elaine and Yvette
'McGillivray. Isabel . Bell and
Dorothy Brunton favoured us with
a duet. Elaine and Yvette
McGillivray did a Scottish dance
dressed in their kiltS which was just
lovely. The ones with birthdays
during the 'month were given a
suitable gift and cake and ice cream
was served to bring to a close a
most enjoyable afternoon.
• On Tuesday, September 30th we
took our residents on a bus trip to
Beaver Valley to see the beautiful
colours of the, leaves. On the way
home we stopped at the new
County Fair Mall in Hanover for a
short time.
ST. HELENS
Mi. and Mrs. Norris Wilson,
Ronnie, Randy and- Rickey of
Hamilton, Mrs. Vera Errington and
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wareing of
Hamilton were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Errington and
family.
Mr. and. Mrs. Ward Shickluna of
Mississauga were week end visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Gaunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McQuillin,
Andrea and David of Kitchener
were • Sunday visitors with his
mother, Mrs. Fred McQuillin.
Born: at Wingharn and District
Hospital' on Thursday,' October 9th
to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Todd, a son,
Bruce Farm Report
CATTLE STABILIZATION
PROGRAM
From the questions we • are gett-
ing, this program still has beef
producers confused.
All slaughter ' cattle, except
cows and mature bulls, sold live
or ' dressed between August 12,
1974 and August 11, 1975, are elig-
ible for a stabilization payment of
48 cents 'per hundred pounds on a
live weight basis.
What_ you received for your
cattle when sold, has no bearing
on your eligibility for .this pay-
ment. Application forms are' avail-
able at our office.
BUYING AND SELLING CORN
A lot of corn will change hands
between farmers in the next
month. 'The following is a fair
dealing guideline:
1. Determine where and how the,
moisture is to be measured, also
the weight. We can offer 'a moist-
ure testing service at our office.
Most electronic moisture testers
are not accurate over 25% mois-
ture.
2. Arrive at base price. Radio
and newspaper quotations can. be
used.
3.Make alterations to base price
for delivery, drying charges etc.
The Ontario Grain and Feed
Dealers Association 1975 drying
charges per bushel of 15.5% mois-
ture corn are:
17c from .21.1 to 23%; 18c from
23.1 to 25%; 20c from 25.1' to 27%
21c from 27.1 'to 29%; 22c from
29.1' to 31%; 25c from 31.1 to 33%;
27c from 33.1 to 35%.
When corn is delivered to.an ele-
vator, it goes over a cleaner to re-
move trash, before the scales.
Then the price is determined from
the chart which gives the 15.5%
moisture equivalent.
Without a chart, you can use
the formula --- wet weight times
the % of 'dry matter, divided by '
84.5, then subtract 1/2 of .1% for,
handling and storage loss.
We can provide charts on re-
quest.
M. R. Bolton,
Agricultural Rep.
FARM SAFETY
PUBLIC SPEAKING
COMPETITION
The Public Speaking Competi-
tion finals which was to be held
on Thursday, November 6, has
been changed to Monday, Novem-
ber 10 at 8:00 p.m. at the Paisley
Central School. The Bruce County
Farm Safety Council and the
Women's Institutes invite all to
attend this competition of grades
6, 7 and 8 students.. Door prizes
will be given out in addition to the
prizes to the eleven contestants.
-See everyone there.
QUEEN'S GUINEAS
COMPETITORS FOR 1975
This year, Bruce County will be
sending 24 4-H members to the
Royal Winter Fair, to compete in
the Queen's Guineas competition.
The showing of calves starts at
9:00 a.m. on Friday, November
21. It would be d' very nice jesture
if as many people as possible
could, be present to give support
to our 4-H members. -Congratu-
lations and good luck to those al.
ready nominated to compete.
Randy Williek,
Extension Assistant,
Seeks Information
Of Toronto Friends .
Of Years Ago
The following letter was received
by District Lions Governor Grant
Chisholm of Lucknow from a
resident of. the United States who
noticed his name in a Lions
magazine. The, author of the letter
is trying to trace friends who are
known to have ,a connection with
Lucknow. Grant Chisholm would
be pleased to learn of any
information which might be of help
to Mrs. Currie.
818,Applewood St.,
. Easton, Md. 21601,
October 14, 1975.
Dear Mr. Chisholm:
I found your name in last
month's issue of Lion's magazine
and am writing you in hopes that
you may be of some help to me. As
a 'child and teenager, I grew up in
Toronto and had some very dear
friends who lived doWn the street
f,rom me. Unforturiately, as time
passes, one loses track of people
and I find myself often wondering
what became of them. My reason
fOr seeking you out is that they had,
relatives who lived in LucknoW and
used to visit there quite often. I
found in my atlas that the
population of Lucknow is very
"'small so I thought that perhaps it
might not be too difficult to locate
their relatives by asking at one of
your meetings if anyone might
know about these people or the
whereabouts of their relatives. The
family I am speaking about is the
Wilson family, the mother and
father's names are Jane and Pat,
they have three boys, Donald is the
eldest, Herbert and then Wayne.
All I remember is that they used to
visit a family who had a Robert, a
boy about Doriald's age which
would be,around 41 or 42 by now. I
don't even know if their names
were Wilson or not.
Perhaps this task might be too
difficult or perhaps you may not
have the time or the desire to
undertake it and if that is the case,
then please do not hesitate to let
me know and I certainly thank you
for your time in- just reading this .
letter. My husband has, been a
Lion 'for about 3 years now and
loves it. Coming from a large
poultry area, the way of making
-money here is by having chicken
barbeques and-you will .find Lion's
running all over the ,highway
during the beach season trying to .
sell chicken to travellers on their
way to Ocean City for-the day or
week end. Even the children will
be out there helping. they have a
,delicious barbeque sauce which is'
used for most barbecues in this
area and if you would like it in case
you, may like to have one of your
Modified Tenders
are invited for the
Construction of
20 Senior Citizen *its
in the
VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW
ONTARIO
These units are to be sited on land now owned by the Corporation
PRELIMINARY DRAWINGS ARE' SUPPLIED
Preliminary drawings, bid forms, specifications and information
may be obtained from the Toronto offices of the Corporation, 101
Bloor Street West, 12th Floor. Submissions for this project should
be physically received at the Corporate Secretary's office on 'the
13th Floor, of Ontario Corporation at the Read Offiee, 101 Bloor
Street West, Toronto, or the Central Ontario Branch Office, 101A
Holiday Inn Drive, Cambridge, 'not later than 2:30 p.m. E.S.T.,
Wednesday, November 12th, 1975,
BIDS WILL BE PUBLICLY OPENED ON THE DATE SPEC-
IFIED ABOVE.
The lowest priced or any bid not necessarily accepted.
Enquiries for additional information and documents must be
directed to the Development Manager (Central Region) at
965-9644.
An Agency •of the Province, of Ontario ,
2 1916
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