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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1955-06-08, Page 6:r ii i'. !�s • ./ $ 11141 LUCK OW SENTINEL LVCKNQW, ONTARIO .. Rotary PowerMowers Canada's Most Popular POWER MOWERS.. '. Completely Manufactured In ' Canada Many New Proven Features SEE 'r'HE LAWN BOYS • Before Y0U4 Buy •WEDNES6AY, JUNE .8t+h, 1956 Mrs, Gerald Gibson of London.' spent a few • days with her par- ents,. Mr and Mrs. Lyman Sut- ton. Mx. Giibson also spent the week -end ;here. Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Fairhall and family of Glen.. Orchard. spent the.' week -end •'`With Mr.' and Mrs. Frank Maul'dep and Keith. Those from here attending the the harvester demonstration at harvester' ,,dernonstratiOn at El. infra 'were' :Messrs. 'Jack' Barr, :.Perri lJodgiyis, Harold ' Percy, Cecil Sutton and Frank Maulden: The.-iolyrood' 'WI•' met- on Thursday .at the home, of Mrs.. : R. Elliott with Mrs. Frank Thompson • in ,,charge. The . roll call'was answered with "a vege- table and- its 'chief vitamin';. A bake sale .was discussed also an, entertainment for this; month and' a bus trip to Detroit. Mrs. Mark Johnston and Mrs. Ewart •.Taylor judged the oatmeal ,cookies with prizes- •going to Mrs 'Frank•, Thompson and Mrs.' WM. • Eadie.. Delegates to: the district annual are Mrs.' J:° Smith,, Mrs. J, Ackert. and '.Mrs. P. A. Murray. The, Con- vener/ was in charge of the fol lowing program: topic, . Value a birds in' agriculture, prepared by Mrs Gordon Wall :and read by Mrs ,Smith:•• •Mrs Eadie .gave the Motto.; "Cultivation 'does as, much forthe soul • as:.for' the soil".; Mr. L. MacKenziefavored with a piano solo. 'Mrs. Raynard Ackert and .Mrs. Morgan Johnston' sang .a duet accompanied by MLrs 'Al- lan Miller.. A . vegetable. .contest • was conducted by.. Mrs.: P. ; "A, 1V.iurray. Mrs :Tom ' Hodgins read the current :events ; `which'•'were prepared' by Miss 'Edna:. Hoyle, •Mrs. S..' Farmer ,expressed her thanks for cards.. and treats while in the hospital,„—Mrs, Perry Hodgins gave • a reading, also, Mrs: A. Murray. Reereshinentswere served. "Mrs H. A, Graham visited dur- ing• the. past week, with. Mr. and Mrs.'. Joe ' .Cassidy and family at Teeswaterand' with Mr. and' Mrs.` tr: 'PHONE 10, LUCKNOW' TRAIN ,RIDE. SOMETHING• FORMER OFFICIAL . GETS "TER ON .FRAUD CHARGE • Visibly 'shaken, • almos't, tearful; Jrloyd„ Douglas :Holland' of God- .fetich,' former clerk -treasurer at: Sinton,, • stood; -before *.• a—packed qi. troom At5.16 p.xrri. • Friday :as ':Boron•: County Magistrate' D. E: .. filmes, . Q.C., 'Sentenced :.him to years •. less one day. definite ink 'the Ontario Reformatory at • 'Guelph. by 'fraud' of over $5,:000 from 'the town of Clinton and: its boards. Neatly ;dressed in a brown gab a, dine, ' suit; the blond -haired. father of .two young children was: also, given an undeterminate sen- tence. 'of 12• months on 'the same count On a lesser charge Of ob- taining; gasoline for his personal/ year., iby false pretences, Holland was- given an added one-month sentence: NEW FOR DISTRICT PUPILS iMrs.• Frank Ritchie, who tea ches at. Zion, took her pupils for a • train ride 'to Wingharn last week, where they visited the !CKNX studio and- -' tranarntter station 4 and.:the. new . Winghaxn Nigh School•. , The train ride was a novelty for. most , f the children --in fact, a new: experience for thein Both the'two year and;one- There are eleven': studentsout- , Twenty-nineHollandare to ion_ .bion •schAol with: the boys' pleaded guilty. ui 'theA'Clnton month sentences town hall to : a charge' of .theft,' currently. numbering the girls :9 to 2. i'veS: riculture a Brighter Look -Gieat—eliangelliavetakell-Place in farming in •recent . years changes :that have brought new concepts of crop production' and animal. hus- bandry; soilreacorrserva and rnoistu tion; 'management sand' marketing. Symbol of one of the major changes in f i,ming. operations is the steering 'Wheel. ' It stands for power -power that. has been made a.ilab1e"-•-thr-oitgh:. ±rte machines' to do'practically every the farm. power ithat has job on , graven agriculture its 'reatest hit in � g. centuries -:-power that has: brought opportunitiei� fora greater. partici- pation' in'higll. standards of living. In the promotion of "steering wheel farming" Massey -Harris and have made available Ferguson ha tractors and implements with out- standing features;: to apply:power in the modern way. Sound,.. advanced 'engineering', high standards ..iri materials and manu- facture, ors and. facture, thorough testing,aiyzi prompt' efficientervice'combine to make Massed }larris and Ferguson machines outstanding in depend ability, long life and`econotny. • i M. •,Johnstone afListawel. 'Friends of Miss Winrifred Mc- Farian bride -elect, spent Friday evening at her ;home ': where .' she displayed her trousseau. ,Pupils Have .Outing • On Friday S,S. No, 2 enj oyed a bus:trip• to Goderich. The bus, given by 1VIr. ' ,Harvey ' Webster, carried 43:.passengers. The ' Crod erich Chamber ,of Commerce took the children for' a ' .delightful boat' ride. and; also provided them with. . a guide. •Places of ' interest which they: visited •were : the Sifto Salt Works, Knox Presbyterian. Church,, Harbor . Park . where they enjoyed a picnic. lunch, The ,Shaeffer Pen Co., ' the County Museum, ' the Laithwaite Stone statues,•-the.ttraek`' and Dr. Dunlop's tomb.Y • • -- Mrs: Mary—liutledge atnsl.__ .rs;_ May Rutledge (the former May Pollock)' from Verdun, . Man ,' :vis- iced during the, past week with Mr:and-Mr Win: Co Mrs.•Ma-y= Rutledge -Spernt--tier -childhood' days on the . farm now .owned by• •Mr. •John Einerson. •-. Mr. Fred Hamilton left for' his home in Vancouver after visiting with relatives' There. ' Mr. and. Mrs. ,Gerald, 'R.hody & -fam°il°y spent—Saturda r at Kitch- ener. • • . • Mr.. Jack Walsh of " McTier spent. "the'•week-end at his home here. , ° Mrs.: ,Milton Walsh ` and• Miss Annie . Wall spent a day during the week with Mr., and Mrs,Jos- eph Wall at Luekiiow. • • Mr .and Mrs. Ardi11 • Mason of: Huron and • Mrs.. Wm. Bushell 'of Lucknow visited on Sunday -with 'Mrs. J. W. Colwell. ' Mr. and Mr's. Cliff Armstrong: • of Niagara Falls . and Mr. and Mrs., Charles Sutherland of Tor _onto were week end' visitors With Mr, and Mrs -p James rI1 dgins. "My Ontario" 4'The creaming' turbulence, of'. rock -girl rivers, the serene . quiet of jewel-like lakes ' . guarded by sentinel pines. Ager that tis Y •Qntar2.o;-the where Ontar?- � of the." angler, . trout -- speckleds; browns,`. rai'nhow.$ --' come . fast, ffut a'nd fighting ., Really, Paradise wasn't lost, it's'here in Ontario''. • Bob,Turnblll Bob Turnbull, Fading :• :authority on Ontario's outdoors;' knows from happy experience what his own richly -endowed Province offers the holiday seeker. , , `)his'summer the open road beckons every. Ontario'family to enjoy .' the best holiday ever. -- right here in•; Ontario , -Rates are -reasonable at resorts ...,there are more than 'a thousand to choose from :Pleasure opportunitiesabound. Send in the 'coupon below for: valuable information: ;c'.�KNOW BETTER IN 1 • ASSEYwHARRIS.•FER'GUSON' LIMITE g�t1�rfavmp • or�o's Pi'iiit7dl� Flower "The Trillium+. r. ^,�r...r,�' 1 ONTARIO TRAVEL. ROOM 174, I 67 COLLEGE ST.. TORONTO, ONTARIO • 11 RAMIS PLEASE SEND' MF A FREE ROAD MAN AND TRAVEL. INFORMA P ON• Ag9U't ONTARIO a.r r..u....o.i . �TIIr27' ...w....rL.i.+. 1' • •1 1•• 1 7'1 POST errTEE • (PLEASE }MN/ CLEAI,Li) ......... r,r...r— — ---4 - Ontario Department of Travel & P►blk.f y .,, --Ho1U-look P,-Ge11e,.-G ed►�+S►let Ann 'Webster gave a 'readilit; Oil "Christian. Citizenship prepared • by. Miss'D.ea,n..1Vlac .e+?dri The ywd� hymn' "Sun of My , . Soul then sung. A filmstrip ,,.. Boy. Meets Girl"' was .s' rywrn Follo'- ` hig this : the 111(41.in sweretl written qui$,•' ` • Strip ` conduc• John. The I . ' 6 itnfted Church. Y.F:U . The , bi-rionthly Y.R.U. Meet- ing: of the United Church, was held on Sunday evening. with Don; Thoinpson m charge of the' meeting which wa's opened. with. ttr,y1t 1'. ' " . the -+ ?7 u C�: , ru' ri The :scrip- t: r• • „. • *T -rilyn Ki1pat. "°ass, Me ••'';', Joyce `'`If7etl9