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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-07-25, Page 1tr • 4 A $2:50 A Year Tn Advance -=-$1.00 Extra. To USA . LUCKNOW,,ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, JULY 25th, 1956' ass !4rderDireeting Shippers �e D��ivery Grey -Bruce Hogs The board of the- Ontario ling Producers •Co-operative .market - log' agency has -passed an order, which instructs., all shippers .of hogs .produ,ced.iii Grey and Bruce counties that they:. must .deliver these. •hogs ' only to ole i.Of the. followingyards The. Ontario, Stock Yards,. Toronto;. 'the . • qnt- ario,Hag .Producers Po -operative assembly yards in' Kitchener; and the. Ontario Hog Prodi icers Co,- operative assembly :yards in Bar- rie. The order took. effect Mon- day, July 23rd: ' • The order -tfrom the Ontario Bog Producers Co oPerative. -grew out of a request received from a < itiass • Meeting last .week in ,Chesley Of representatives ,of Grey and Bruce 'hog producers. . At the 'meeting a. resolution :Was passed stating: "The Hog Pro- ducers of Grey and Bruce 'Conn- /..ties Coun- /.ties ask the Ontario ,Hag Pro ducers' Co-operative : Marketing ..:agency .to direct, all hogs pro duced in_ they two ; Counties to the open2Market". ` • Backing up the hog -directional program . in the two counties will be highly •organized program' by .the 'hog: producers, of Grey and Bruce to see that their, respective. shippers take• hogs to : the ' .auth- orized points of delivery. as set: .out by .the,'Ontario Hog Produc- ers' Co. ' operative marketing ag• ency. • DONORS REPLACI BLOOD •GIVEN FORMER LUCKNQWITE A number:of Lucknowites were in .London last Thursday as blood ds nors, .'to . replace blood 'given to .a, .formerL• ucknovri sident,, Mrs. Harvey Treleav nc� ,prior to major'surgery 'which she under- went a few 'weeks'. ago, ,in - St. -Joseph's Hospital.. , The donors were Mrs. • Jack Caesar, Mrs.' Bill Hunter, Harvey,: Webster, : Grant Gollan, Russell Whitby, Bill Johnston.: and Ern- est Button. • We understand that another group of blood donors plan to, go to London this week. • Mrs.' •Treleaven' ,Condition has At the mass meeting held in: Chesley, a 'request was .made to the Ontario ..Hog Producers Co- operative marketing agency to take immediate legal. action against shippers' of : hogs who do ,not comply with, the Board's order,, and.;,.agafust. all ,shippers 761 Grey and duce hogs who . do. not have shipping licenses from the Ontario Hog' Producers Mar keturg' aBoard:..411: hog producers 'in 'Grey • and . Bruce Counties are to be , :immediately informed of the names of :t'hose'shippers' who ' have complied with the Board's order and who ' have secured their licenses, and -producers' will Abe directed • •.:to . patronize . only: these shippers. The directional program of 'Grey and Bruce hogs is design- ede'to immediately increase the. number of ,. hogs from- these • two . counties going onto the .open market, ."Through the Vocal' • ROM. assembly points .inrthe. two counties ' vie are *now . getting about 50percent of the hogs on- ,to the.:open market", Jake Koh- ler., general ;manager of the On- tario Hog.Producers. Co --operative marketing agency stated.' "Ho'W- ever as a 'vault of this direction- al progrant this figure will. be increased to 100. ; percent. Our supplies. of hogs -on the, open market are . still far from ade- quate to restore open competi-- been improving' since the initial operation on June 22nd, and zqn Friday •of last week she • under- went further. surgery'‘' DISCUSS AID,TO STORM VICTIMS . Ways and means. 'assisting Bruce County farmers whose barns.. were flattened and other buildings .'damaged by cyclonic gales early i:n : July, were :dis- cussed at . a 'recent, .meeting at Glamis, in the heart, of the storm area The `tornado -� swept . from the tip of,. Kinloss: • 'north easterly to the Paisley' district and ' left a trail of damage estimated. to • ex-• ce'ed $200,0Q0, not ;including, hail damage Efforts are being made to re ceive aid from the :government's' nationaldisaster fund: Municipal ial aid .:is also bein and � rovinc p so'u"ght. It is'a'foregone conclusion that municipal aid'wi11 be forthcorn-: ing. . One-, . suggestion has been that it ;should' be' on a County, basis, . so that all in 'Bruce will share . M assisting to rehabilitate these.,eeson of Gode against. ' .Kinloss T.o'wnship Council . is following the pattern, adopted by Other-rnunicipalities and will deal with the matter of • aid for this fund. • ata the August meeting, at which time it is . expected it will be known what. governments act- ion is,•to be taken. : .storm victims JOAN McQUILLIN CLAIMS 93 FIRST COUSINS " John McQuillin, veteran member. cif the Andrew -Lane clan, disclosed an interesting • fact .at the clan reunion on''' Saturday; that '11 •be a mark . to, shoot at, Mr, McQuillin claims, r:93 first : cousins, His mother 'was Elizabeth Andrew, vie of a family of 'ten Children, and his father, ;Edward. Mc- Q:uillin,, was one of : a family of six, -'he, percentage of "cqusin's„ on' •each 'side of • the family was proportionate to* ,. the 10-6 ratio. NO •SENTINEL NEXT WEEK It will be holiday •week 'at The Sentinel next week and 'there will be no paper,'•,pub;- lished on August 1st.' • There,will. ,be ,just one issue dropped, Whereas' last year we suspended Publica- tion for two ' 'eeks. • " •± The decision to, drop next week's issue was .made u.nex- pectedly, so that it•. 'was. not passible to give : more. ad• vane- notice of ;the' holiday:. The:. next,issue will be Wednesday, August 8th, and as 'that• is the' week of Civic holiday • we request all copy., as early as ..;possible for that' issue, , MRS. DUDLEY .:UNDERWENT OPERATION IN TORONTO Mrs. Margaret Dudley of town underwent a.facial operation in. Toronto General. Hospital, •and was hospitalized•• far five .weeks.. Mrs.; Dudley has been convalsec- dng at 'the Thome: of her: brother, Art .Haldenby; 9but returned•hot rie this week .. ,Mrs. Dudley says • the 'operation was a result• of. the faii. she suf- fered, last .winter. ` TEN' PAGES Unveil Memorial TQ Builder • St. `Church, Kingsbridge, An 'impressive memorial cer vice . will.Jbe held at St,. Joseph's 'Church, Kingsbridge; on Wed- nesday • afternoon, August :•1st,, preceding. • the annual •' garden, party; held in the `parish. McCormack memorial,.,. there :will •'`The ceremony, will be 'held' 'at ;be a procession to the c'hureh delivered by Reverend. John Hogan, • a native' of ,Ashfield Nand .the'.'oldest. native priest of the Kingsbridge .parish. . • For the unveiling + g of the Father 4.00 'o'clock and 'will be .in mem-.. ory pf a • beloved parish priest,: during •'whose'•'aninistry the' "prey ,ent church`. was erected: .• • The memorial plaque ..bears' the • following inscription:. "In grateful memory of Bever - BIBLE ' SCHOOL: TO OPEN 'end • 1V1ichael•McCormack, born in Ireland 1864, ordained • . priest • Under 'the • direction of Mr. 1692. Pastor of Kingsbridge' :1900- John- M. Martin ; of. Hawkesville 1918, died at Kingsbridge, .'Oct - and Mr, Jahn. D. Aitken, .a daily .'ober 3rd, .1918,. Builder, of this vocational Bible school will .corn-,;'churc'h whose Cornerstone was mence next Monday, and : run laid iSeptemiber. 13, 1903, dedicat- Monday through Friday until ed' October 1,. 1905. Erected by August- 106. • ,.,the_parishioners of 1956 • as a • to Grey 'and iBruce producers: will bestamped in bold print • to in= dicate whether or ' not each lot of hogs, went onto the open anar ket .:From this every hog pro- ducer' in Grey and Bruce will know immediately whether his. shipper is complying with 'our order".. At the meeting in' Chesley, at- tended by. 175 hog producers, de spite',.the 'haying ' season;.- it w -as • at 'the • aching! houses and 'some drovers are ,doing t eir utmost to upset.: the marketing .Scheme,; Aiken said the .packers Eldred t , . Once charged $1.39. to $1.40 for 0 transporting hogs:' to market aid hand ing•`thern, but •riew they are ettin drovers • and truckers to getting only50c and sometimes charge , less. The farmer knows that the trucker can't take hogs to Tor -3 to for 50c: d "There must • be on ,� : he un der�the-�table- • ,payments ;- ; said. ' Charles McInnis• said the ,hog roducers of Bruce and' Grey if could dominate the mark together,.. as they they worked•. lbs. of pork, produce 36 million l or about one-eihth of Ontario's total productic tion",. .. .• "hi the past . month", Mr. Rohl ler stated, "the. hogs'comin+g onto the , open market through the Grey Bruce F:0 B. assembly points- have made it! -possible, .for• Us to get better prices for •hogs all'-acra-ss' the province. Hatt we`- had 'Mere of these hog onto the open market our •ba ain,ig; pori ticonsider, si er woo d ubeen ld. have n h .Y, ably better". • • ' "The F,O:B assembly ppints", Mr Kohler coantiiued, "have' inacI it'possible for us to now launch an all-ont directional - Program' iri , Grey and Bruce. Local hogs will: be 'assembled at these paints and then 'directed to• One • . •, ed _.�-af.__.__ihe-._three.__ t oriz�.y_ -points of shipment". "Starting.August 1st" Mr: Koh- .1,6'-said, oh • ler'-said "our office will., be issu- ng regular Weekly bulletins .giv- in t y g he number of hogs from GTey and Bruce which have been sold 9., the open market from these • two, etiu nties.` Furthermore; all .settlement forms going back This year the session's: will be tribute to the centennial of the_ 5 Diocese of. London": The dedication; 5errnon will be held ,in. the afternoon from 1..1 to 4:00'`p.m. .The " school is for children' five years an Fu TO CHOOSE QUEEN. AT' :KI NGSB•RI DGE of the arty • . A feature .gardenP at St. Joseph's, Church, "Kings, - bridge, on Wedneaday, August 1st, will be• the crowning of Miss Kingsbridge of A956, Four. candidates willvie for the. honor. They ; include' Misses • Jo Van Osch, Patricia, ;Martin, 'Frain_ ces Dalton, Mary Doherty. There Will be numerous•: gifts for the Queen, among them being' a= necklace; set, the traditional bouquet by •the Goderich Flower _ . ;d---err-usted dresser„ set bythe C.,W.L.,. a portrait by . MVlcLaren''s studio. *There .will .be: other prizes for the runners-up: Nle'Memberso �f. Parliament will be p` resent to crown the. queen• and place the green ' and. gold : sash emblematic of the First Miss Kingsbridge, as well as , to pre-. sent the other gifts. It. • is anticipated . •dist this \Beauty Queen contest, will be= ome an annual event; . associated with . their mid -Sunni"" gardeI7 party. • • .But that isn't all. Besides a' bountiful supper, :there will ••be games of ail finds, dancing to° Carruthers' orehestra and a prize draw for fifteen valuable crier- chandise ' prizes. - - �...,..,.....a...':rys•y'�J��:.i.'2.gra"•`'."i.1oC'•. • commencing at 4.00 o'clock. The a• ddress .Will .be given, and the. unveiling : of the memorial -per - ' farmed . by Monsignor Grespan,, the 'Chancellor of the Diocese, who will represent the •Bishop. Reverend Jr Van Vynckt . will bless the mnemorial, followed by the .sermon . by Father 'Hogan:: The solemn ,benediction—Cele- brant, Rev.' J. P: Gleeson of God erich; Deacon, Revs. IVL J. Dalton of Woodslee; Sub -deacon, Bever- end Father ;O'Keefe, S.J:, Toren • A. free tune` will follow for ; friends and visitors to meet prior' to the serving of a cafeteria -style' supper from six to eight o'clock. LAY DOG. CHARGES:.: Lucknow's 'controversial by= law, '.prohibiting dogs running at lar e, is to be testedthis week. charges have ,,been laid, we n ' erstand, and 'summonses .is=. sued..• . • ARNOLD HARTFORD AT .BANE` 'CADET CAMP • Cadet Lt.. Arnold' Hartford of Lucl low - District High School' is one of • 107 • Canadian Army Cadets who left Catnip Ipperwash byrail . for Banff, ,Alberta§ on •. th . __ Miss- I.oYs 'fi�e�bster delivered e Thursday;July, 12t iI ; to atnd sermonon. Rev. Watt's three - the =National (:octet Camp. This in , m -She-Loeeupied---thc YOUNG '1.,;{ADY TOOK PASTOR'S •PLACE The 'Interest • that Rev. .George. . Watt of. Dungannon has taken' in .' young people's activities• • in that community; is frequently • evident by the . participation Of `Many: of these young . people in various. ftinctions. It is ,not. infrequent. to have them' appearing before the public • in • important. roles, and one of these specially' noteworthy in- stances occurred on Sunday when trip is:a '•reward for being judged pulpit at 'Dungannon, Nile and. Ontario's : outstanding cadets over • Port Albert and delivered very acceptable sermons, ,, • the previous' .years •training: Ta they for;this.trip • th y m ust have attained the standard of "Cadet First; Class" ' or Master Cadet; must be 10. years of age. Wand must have their parents ap-' proval-. , In addition their char- acter and academic standing is taken .into account. They must he recoininended, by their school rin}ci;pai, the -chief 'instructor . bf their -corps and the 'Area Cadet Officer. ' For' the' Previous - two weeks these Cadets hadundergone re- fresher training and were Out- fitted with tropical worsted, Duni-. forms 'for the trip, • • At the Dungannon service 4..ois• • as assi w' ' ; ' sted' by' 1Vlurray Wilson - : -` ''• and Jimmy Blake: The organist • was Howard •Squires is sub- stituting for Mrs. :St gel who suffered a fractured anlea. few weeks 'ago:. Miss Webster is not only active church-_ work,.. _ zit AS On ..4.,• - - thusiastic 4-H Club member and in. September will return to Tea- chers' College . at • Stratford to complete her second. year•.'term. ' ry- During • the summer she atta as an -instructor at the Huron Pres. bytery girls camps: • If • • • "