HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1955-03-02, Page 11WEDNESDAY, •MARCH 2,, f955 .*
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LTICKNOW SENTINEL, arCKNOW, ONTARIO,
.(By. Jiin. Powers) .
The Canadian PedelaVen
agrieultqe will present its "a
.nual brief to cabinet on Mar
3rd. One of the 'recommendatio
containedwill be a requests for
formula pricing of farm products.
It is-• felt that 'support prices
should have some Standard re-
• lationshipwith the COSt of Pro-
duction Index. The Federation'
'econOinist has taken the. period
•Of 025 and 4,9g9 as the period
at which farm prices were in
Aine-eveith- iarm -cests.-USing- this
. Period'• OW the Past. ten' year
aVerage, the teonoMist has wOrk-
ed otit a fprmula what 'farm 'Pro
-deet prices should be in„I955,
During' the patt „feW 'weeks.
people have been asking me, has
,the Federation at Ottawa ever
made, 'e presentation at 'Ottawa
end if .so what 'committees they
work through, Itis, quite .,ob-:
vioas spine enernY to,Federatipri
AgriCulture is spreading proP--
ogencia. Afteiwriting to:Pr. H:
H: Hannam, president of C.F:A.,
1. reCeived the fo116Wing • reply,:
;.• "We make recornmendations to
many government-. ecimmittees at
.Ottawa. The Agricultural AdviS-
orY Committee, which does even
,a better..job than the Agriculture
• Con-imi•ttee of the H6use, has as
its members, the Minister of Ag-
rictiltUre, the -..tDeputy MiniSter,
the chairman of the. Agriculture
price SuPpbrts Board and all the
senior; members of the Depart-
ment • pf• AgricultUre, 'participat-
ing in the cliScueeions., This gives
us the best oPportunity. there
aeSSibly could be to forward the
farmers' .views on . agriculture
.poliey' and particularly ,on com-
modity polies”. Mr.' Hannam
continues, „baize -.been' chair --
:Allan _Of sthe ' committee for__the„
past ten! years; we: have seven
other. producers On the 'commit-
tee; mostly Federation men from
across s',Carnecia. • In addition- the
Deputy' Minister of Agrieliiture.
from each of the provinces is also
a member...We have in the Can-
adian 'Fede,ratiOn' Agricoulture
'Made presentations ;to ria1. coin
missions, to special conunittees
of the House of Commons, Spec7
ial COmmitteeS of the Senate; to
the Prime Mil:dater .and the
Cab-
inet, to ciiininittees of •the Cab-
inet and to AndiVidual• Cabinet
ineinbere. • ' • •• •
• This:aneWer from C.F.k pres-
id'', at shoe'd eXP:ain the recent
sharees , that f Federation never
Meets the „government.
of
n-
elt
ns thing a child shotild he ta ht
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The. • WOMen's .'Institute
meet .On. Thursday' -',afternoon,'
Mareh 3rd....a4to the - home of Mrs,
Tom. '.-Hodgins. 'Roll call Some.
.• ug
belo,re.• he starts to •s6hbal; con-
veners, Mrs. -Wesley Guest- and
Mrs,. D. Metwan; Educa:::'•
tion, co-operation of parent,
and, teacher;, metto„. Men build
houses, women Make hornesrde-
,Monstration; •Laying. a- pattern',
by Mrs. Perry Hodgins;. current
events, Mrs, P. A. Murray;lunch,
Mrs.:_t. -Thompson, Mrs,--Ji-Smitle,
Mrs. W. Eadie;
7 The-Warld Day of PraYer ser-
vKeforthis
cemmunity- WaS•Theld
on Friday afternoeri in .the•Ang-
lican , with Mrs. Perry
Hodgins, key: woman, in charge.
Ladies frora each of. the Village
Churches tOolc-• part. The theme
was t'Abide in Me" and Mrs.
-Bert :•Nichols.on• gaic. e a ,splendid.
paper in keeping with the theme..
Mrs: John'Ernerson favored with
the solo,. "The Beautiful Garden
•of 'Prayer". Leaders ;Were Mrs.
lIcaVard ThOrripson,, Mrs: George,
• Grahain„. Mrs. • Frank Maulden,s
Mrs. Win. Mrs. jinx
Smith read the scripture lesson. '
Prayer's' were • offer,ed by Mrs.
lirngn Sutton,. Mrs. Wesley
Guest, Mrs. Gertrude Walsh and..
Mrs. Torn Itodgins; Four- hymns
• were sung With•Misi•Edna..Boyle
presiding at the:. organ. urs, . Ed
'Bushell . and. M.S.: George'• Hal::
clenby reeeliJect„ the offering..MiSs
May -Boyle Was appointed key:.
wOrria7 fornext "year when. the
service„Will be h:eld in .the,Pres-
byterian 'church: '„
The .Evening Gurld :rnet,,on
Friday. afternoon at the .-Clitirch.
With,' Mrs_ Ronald Thacker; in:
charge.,_The_xneeting_Openect, with
the hynin "Dear Lord and:Path-
• er of•Mankind", The G-tiild'Pra•
er.and. the Lord's. prayer were,
repeated .in
'Wall, react. the scripti.ire' and. MiSS
,
Edna •BoYle gave the thought for
the, day, Werk Was given '''out.•
for completing ariieles at .horne.
and •the president CloSed,..•
meeting.,•With prayer.. The: hes.
less 1Vrareli is Mrs.. • George
:nhy
•Halde.• .•
Sympathy, is ',extended to Mrs.
,Cox rn the Sudden, -,"death
of her. Sister, thelate Mrs. Ethel
• hel
Mitc,.of Varieouver... •• •
and Mrs. P. A.- Murray"
are . the hapPygrandParents of
'a. new .grandson •born on ,Settir-
day' in Wingham Hoepitaleto Mr:
,:and Mrs. Leo Murray of • con.' 6.
't Week-,enel visito'rs, ;with. 'Mr.
.and Mrs. Wm, Wall :were•Messrs.
Don' RobertsOn and Wayne Por-
ter and lgisses 'Helen .Schurnach-..
erand nOteen.‘Girven. •
• ASHF1.ELD
The ,'February' meetin-g' of' the
• ';'W.M,S., was held. last ,-.Friday ef-
•.ternoon •:at the hOme Of -Mts.
'MacKenzie. .The 1st vice
• president Mrs • R. Bissett was
• in charge, and followed:the pro,-
. #rani of the World's Pay Of Pray-
• er. Mrs. 13: W MacKenzie gave
• the • introduttibri t� the study
• book' on 'India,. and Mrs. 'Stuart
MacLennan read , the •,scriljtiir,e'
lesson. Mrs.' C., MacGregor, 'Mrs,
Pi.:Mael1/4,1urchy;..-Mrs,--k---West7and.
Mrs. Moncrief offered prayer and.
,Mrs. A1ex •Parrish and Mrs,
Howes , led in :the responsive
readings, •The, roll call Wae, ans-
,Hwered• hY inembers-and-lw
..----VisiterS, • proverb:T:111e
president, ' Mre, Hugh MacKen-
•zie, took pharge of, the bliaine• a'a
part of the meeting. Mrs. D. Mae7
Murchy, Mrs. 13,: flis.Sett and Mrs.• .
Reuben' WilsOn were appointed,
•comMittee to aSsist• the church
. managers, in • rne.king'' e'..rrange-;
Melts to ,deColate the basement.
Yarn for knitting articles for the
bale Was 'given out. The hostesS
assisted :by • the committee, serv-,
ed lunch....
WZATflEI RESUAIE
Qfficial weather...records show
• that •r_4241.eue.e_e-4/4s--an---tiRus-ual-11.t
• t aim tryinth-afld fortunately ,so,
• for there Was , a total (4f 29
inches 'of *Silow during, the •28
daYs. 'The high, ,was 44 with ',a
low of 15 „below.' Rainfall was
• 20 inches and . the month wt.e,-
'verY dull th only 4 or 5. daYs'
•'with sune, ine,' of anY•con-
seettence;
Have you refieWed your Sen-
• tinel subseTiption7
• ".'..We••• extend sYnipathV' to the
family of., tte late dl,,e'.-les-.-Col- .13Ushe11 Of. In 419W .. ylSOed pit!
1 inS•Lxv hei •' passed aWaypri Sunday,. Thul.sday : with Mrs,. j. W. Col- '1. !The 'Hillto• Farrn 'Forum :met
at Kincardine. Hospital Where,he Well. .e • . • • •
has been '. a ..patient,:tor ahnoSt " • • ' ". .• . .. ', :.: '-'''' ' ' ••i'at te. •Gmen: •(-,'-t Mr. and Mrs:
:resident of the village. . • ' .
fair years, l'He 'Was ..a. fOrri-e-i- .:Prei..1-3;teiian W.M.S.'•• '' ; .‘G.,•,,..ea;-'fde:.'T6•Iii:fsisiiiio''ri:::::::IVI,•11;a:4ilet c.M9rcirfe,f':!::.,
, The FebruJry meet ng .6f. the', „.4 .
.
The 4.y.PA. are' ' planning . an PreSbyterian•r. W.M.S: 'was held i• Penclence . was read and :dealt .
outdoor Party en..._, Friday; -even-. :on Thursday.: rebruary' 17:th al i with.; I'laris :';',-ere Made for the
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ONTARIO Z2 1955
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To MOTOR OWNERS . AND Drops
Tuesday, . March 15th„. 1955; is :the:. ,last .day
upon which4954 ..mOtor.i vehicle •and, trailer,
registration plates may be. used.. It is also the
date of et: iiiation of .all :-, 4954 chauffeurs'
'and. operators'
ecure yours at once
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ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
Hon. Jas. N. Allan, MIntster
freshmerits Will be Served, • . !taken by. 1VIiis .Iva Carr, whoSe
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• Mr.- and Mris.., ,$orinart Niehol7. theine- was .•``COurit Yotir
son and -•son 'David of Moiesworthlings".• Hymn .697. was sung. fol -
visited on Sunday With, Mr. and lowed by the Glad Tidings pray-
:Mrs.:Bert NicholsOn.. l'er. given by Mre. Wiesen' 1VicA1-
. Mr. and Mrs.!' Frank Currie. and I lister.' Twelve ladles answeredr
children spent Sunday with:Mre.,1 the •roll. •ce14.The. bale was dis-
Gertrude Walsh. . • • • cussed and it was decided' that
'Mrs: lialcienby and rand- each lady knit an article f
son Rickey :-Fry. attended the clothing fer, the bale, Following
capping. ceremony at. Stratford : the singing' of a. hymn, the Meet -
General • Hospital Where 'Mrs'. 1. closed repeating the.
Norman Fry is. in training. ' ;Lord's prayer in unison,. The
os -
Mr : Wesley Guest,. Who .has 1,.tesses then served a „dainty
been a 'patient in ..Victoria Ios- lunch
pital, London,, returned .honi e •• •
during the week.
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: and_Mrs. CUrrie Colm;o11,
Bruce and: etty and• Mrs. Wm.
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LANGSIOE .NORTH
in , Marh_ 4th. • i •
SIXTH AND NINTH
Moelay night's meeting' of the '
Earrn Forumwas 'held in the:
Township •Hall/ With' Mr, -• and,.
Mrs. frank IVIC9uillin as host
and hostes. Mi.. Jack McArthur, •
Manager oi, the LueknOw District
Co-op,* was the guest speaker.
He gave an interesting addregs on,
development ' and ,progress.�f
• C� -ops :in • Ontario and on the
• various. leesU :rnanufddure,d . by
Co -Op mills. ,Progressive euchre
was.PlaYed With high.spores•won
ty Mre. 'arid Albert,
Taylor ;.: Then consolation prizes...
Went te :Mrs. Albert Taylor. and „
Wm.Purdon. A.ClaintY,lunch was
served by' the hostess ahd a soc-
ial,. half hour, 'enjoyed by '7a11: -
Next Monday evening, March 7,
Mr". Pitrdon will
open their, hoine. to the ',Forum
when the ti5pic for discussion *ill
be -"Education for Farming".
c Ar* n •the hOrrie of. Mrs. •Herb Stothers.i.ne'xt meeting Which i' to be held A miscellaneou's shoWer was .
and bring Sleighs, Skis and Skates: psalm .41 'after which ;the *preeiLs:at tT
corrrinunity. is . invited to attedo The Meeting opened by .Sing,ingj held- Saturday -.evening T:0•:*-. •
home 0.f. • Mr.' and, Lois Webster's in ..hopor',.of Miss
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AIL are 'to 'meet at the church dent, Mrs. Stothers. led in p: ' Wesley Young: Cards Were play7 siiirie.k Finnigan, .bode.;:e)eo
between }3.00 and 8,30 .p.„0:1. Re-.er, .1 he devotional period was ,e and a social tim,e." spent, this month.' '
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.ater. rippd.m.g.
'‘WIIERE WETTER :BULLS ARE 175ED:,'
.nvitE I$ mooki .that the use of: one bulls will insure hiliPritant ce of bettee than -average type and productien on the .'k,e;
are .available- regtilirly With the exceii3tiori of Elmeroft Monogrem -Duke whose Aisefiiiness seems nearly'ended. 4-
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average, Following are official figures on the performaace datighter of Holstein sires' in service in • our Unit now. All 4
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Ell-nCroft Celebrity
`EIrricroft Monogram' Duke •
ElnIcroft Tradition:
Iten_Renefactor • .
Glenaften Pfilesten•e.
-Glenafton 'rradery,)ark
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• IDatighters Actual' Average
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14-2 Yr. records avg. 10647-302-3,68- 7 in .305 daysall 2X.
yr.•reorels avg. 10991L406-3.69-61 in 305. clavS all IX •
. 2172 yr, records avg,. 14134r381-8.76-16 in305.d.vs, all rc,
28-2 yr; records a,g,`••113,88”-456-4,01-11 in 305 da''.' 27-2X
vr. recor. $ avg. , - ta:9V-40 3'-dirS11 2X '
1,5-2 yr. records 4vg. 9654-.388-3..934.in -35 days, all. 2X
As Cempared
• with Breed Avg.
of -P)0% ,
Fat
.107 p.c. 1d7
106' p.c, 107 p,c.,
1,05 p.c. 108 p.c..
107 p.c. 11-'7 p.c..
1081570-7-t1-4 p,a,
le p.c. .408 p.c.
'• NO. Graded
Daughters • •
• Bette °r
Breed Avg.
is 47% '
61
39 '69 "
'' l47T41 ts38 "
Ift;
56 55-" .`t
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• .4 THESE BULLS ARE ALL DESIRABLY.PROVEN.' The felloWing Holstein Wills are.also in:serviee 'but arenoi old enough .4
to be proven through their daughters but were selected with -the shine care: Selling Wing Double, Selling Wing-Pietje,' ELM- ••/
croft nartog Legend, Maple Lea ,Skokie and Loneim Lochi var Envoy, A bull's daughters, tested under varying conditions ,4
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as in serviee in an artifitial Breeding. Unit; is the snPreme testyThe daughtge of .Glenafion Benefactor and Ehneroft Tradition' 44'
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were- tested in a few herds that are „better than average. '• s • 4 ,, ...•
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,FOR .SERVICE,. OR INFORMATION, PHONE CLINTON ;42, COLLECT
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between 710 and 16.00 a,th. on week days and 7,30 and 9.36 a.rdion .SulttiaYs And • .k,,?
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