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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-10-03, Page 9f wEDNEsmy, OCT. 3rd, 19,56 T8$: LUtNQW SEl+f TNFI+ LUCK+NOW, 'pNTAIIIO: •hAxPREfifi 4F BRIT _.... _ LA,R.ItIE'S PRESS miry ON OVER SFAS •TOUR • The Canadian Pacific's spank -ing mew flagship, --the ,Eu%press atBritain, is . pictured here. on the •River Cyd . l e as she ' m . h sailed'from .Liverpool for her initial. sea. trials: this : spring: It is. on this ship that a Can- adian Weekly, Newspaper press ., party sailed from IVMntreaI •on Tuesday, September 4th, bound d for—Liverpool—and—the-start- of a five 'weeks' tour of the British. Isles . and Europe. The Sentinel Publisher and • Mrs..Thompson are . members, of the party. ' It is nothing new for•, Luck- rio.wites to be aboard the Em- press .of•. Britain.•Although the • maiden voyage. was made only -East April, already Fred.Jack- son .and . Mrs. 'Simon Donaldson have . crossed 'the ' Atlantic on this the' newest of what is term- ed 'The Great "White Empress. fleet". TO REVIEW VROP FAILURE •' WITH :PROVINCIAL BODY' A 'serious reduction in "Ont - ario's 1956 crop volumes was re- ported .at a regular meeting of • the directors of ' •the Ontario: fed- eration of Agriculture' held re- cently in Toronto. Estimates 'on• grain harvestings; fo'r 1956 ranged from 10 percent of normal in the eastern Ontario counties to' 60 percent of normal in : the . Hamilton -Toronto area. •Reports . On Ontario's fruit crop was placed: at 40 to 50 percent of normal. Late seeding : 'and .a late .spring ;combined with ' poor harvesting weather and late ma taring Were !blamed for the'small crop: The Ontario Federation ot Ag riculture . directors • 'decided „that Ontario farmers' this fall ,wou•ld require additional credit 'to tide ,m. the.over • to spring. The • meeting Was* agreed, however, that because of 'higher interest, rates and . a repent. Federal gov- ernment policy of` ,restricting credit, . bank loans 'to farmers. for operation '. purposes were ; in- •creasingly difficult to secure: The.Board of 'Directors. instuet ed Lloyd : Jasper, .president and H. Arbuckle, general.secretary, to. review.' immediately with pro vincial government represents;; tires . the problen of ' current crop • failures and m eergency: farm credit. BORN ESKRITT—at Wingham l ospital On Monday, September 24, 1956, to Mr: and Mrs. Garnet' •Eskritt, R. 7, Lucknow, .a daughter. 1955 Pontiac, fully equipped 1955 Standard Chev. Sedan, fully equipped 1954 Chev. Powerglide Coach, fully equipped 1953 Pontiac Sedan, fully, equipped • . . 1952 Chev. Dela ce Sedan •• . :1950 Plymouth Sedan 1949..Chev. Deluxe Sedan ,..:..., r -.$1,950: $1,89$, 1,' ,$1,495 $1,295 $1,095 $ •795 .....:$ 695. Two I94.8 . Pontiac _Seianls •, • ....•.:.... _._ 495 TRUCKS A Number of. Stake Trucks in 1947 and • 1948 'Models. 1951 • Mercury 1 -ton Fick -Up 1950. 1 -tori .GMC' Panel Two 1949 Ford Panels ..... ...... 1949 1 -ton GMC Panel converted to a •bus - 1949'.Chev. 1/2 -ton Pick -Up 1949 Chev. %-ton Pick�I p $ 495.' $ 495 $'325 $: 495 • $ 42a $ ,395 BrusS€*s MoterS Hflron County's Foremost Used Car Dealers Cash, Trade, Terms Open Evenings. Until 10 Cities Service Dealer Phone 73x, Brussels `wP4wr���a v �• r• HASN'T ,WALKED IN 'T1E•NTY YEARS ,There is a man:. in our town. who hasn't taken 'a step unaided in twenty: years, Wand for. .long y has been completel' iinmobil'e. and . confined to a • wheel.. chair.. He's Jack MacCharles' of "Stand- pipe ,Hill" In the busy whirl . of life the afflictions• that beset- some• folks-- with whom . we. rub shoulders, become to a , degree . SO. matter of •fact as to :be. taken for grant- . J a e .k MacCharles' affliction, which has defied a'cure ..and•can scarcely .be' defined; started when he was on•.the farm in Huron, Township. The loss of the°••use Of his,legs became' progressively worse.trutches ..were resorted to• in the early stages of the ailment, but"now..Mr. .MacCharles .is. con= fined to his wheel chair..From it. he -can get: in •and out of bed, or into his car. He .can'still drive the car, but makes .fewer trips down town 'than he• once did.. Mr. MacCharles will be • 69 -in October _and__whext the -_fact is realized that for • twenty . years he has been an invalid, it should put _ good-_ healtli•'� grumblers to shame. • FARMING ,RECOGNIZED AS'•, CANADA'S- BASIC INDUSTRY • . ; 4,griculture Minister - Goodfel- 'low,, of Ontario, recently told a Canadian National Exhibition luncheon that farming still is 'the basic industry .of' Canada". Guest speaker at the farmers'" and livestock parade ' day •lunch- eon, he promised. his audience of agriculturists :legislation ..enabling' , the farmer "to,• work out his, own 'destiny" •- • • • ,Commenting on• a Supreme Court of Canada action testing the legality, • of Ontario's hog-_ marketilg legislation,' Mr. Good- fellow said that. 'whatever hap- imed he ' 'will riot allow the far- mer to suffer". "We will request that the Fed- eral • Government' pass legislation that •will net the fariner a fair, return if the couch dictates .that the scheme .is invalid"., But he .,warned against allow= i.ng .too much Government in- terference in farming 'affairs.' "Farming organizations 'should be on hand for advice and help 1when needed', . he saa'd. • • LOSES FINGER IN THRESHING MISHAP (ST. HELENS 'NEWTS) Mr. Ross MacPherson had misfortune to lose part of ,'the big finger .on his; left ha when he got it caught in tliE grain blower while threshing ' at Pat, MaoMillan's on Friday. He • was a . patient in Wingham Hospital for several days: Please note that anniversary services in the United Church will be held, on Sunday, October a8th,.instead of the date prev- iously' announced. . The ladies. are , reminded of •the meeting of the Women'•s In- stitute -this .(Thursday) afternoon in the Community Hall.. Roll call, How to keep a healthy state of mind. ' Miss Anna ' Stuart of Toronto -is spending a . week's vacation at her ' Thome here. , Mr. "and Mrs. Rob t. McLaugh- lin of, .Tottenham • and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Burke of Walde •n ar 'were recent guests of their cousin, . Mr. A. G. Webb and -Mr and ,Mrs.E. W. Rice. • • ' Mrs. Charles McDonald enter- tained several • evenings last week in honor of her ' d aughter Joyce, whosemarriage to Mr. Keith Cranston took 'place: at the Manse on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Cairns Aitchison is mak- ing favorable recovery, in Wingham,* Hospital following an op- eration for appendicitis. Fit. Lt. Keith Black has .re- turned to Lachine, Que., after a tern. days' vacation . with Mrs. Black 'and boys, ' PAGE NON$ • TKADESMEN.IN 4907 VOTERS' )LIST NOW UNHEARD OF Came • across a 1907 ' copy of the (the voters' list, for the Village of Lucknow, recently,, and print- ed across the back cover were. the , words, `'LucknQW Sentinel Did" J. B. Agnew was Village clerk and Bruce ;County judge at that time was Wm. Barrett. 'V.arious. trades. listed at that time caught our eye, arid which today are non-existant locally. 'Someof these were: James Mc- ' Cluskey; 'Sr, and Jr,, teamsters; John Archibald, weaver; Johri Boyd, manufacturer of. artificial limbs; Alex S. Campbell, tailor; enry a ag ger,; arnessma ler; W. J. Lyons, 'cooper; D. B. Mac- Kenzie, •pumpmaker; Albert 'Mill - son, bus' man; Alex McPherson,. wine merchant'; Samuel.' Robert- . . son, tanner;:Alen Ross, saddler: Hattie McColl, milliner; James Campbell, .hostler; . Robe.. Doug- las, , carder;Steel 'Hunter:, „stage driver; Wm., Geddes cooper; Donald 'MoCorvie, .bartender; Thomas Treleaven, ' photograph- er; Robert Thompson, liveryman; Annie . Woods, dressmaker. • PERCENT. OF NEGLIGENCE DIVIDED 50-50 IN CRASH The, .hollowing judgment was handed ' down in. :the :Goderich assizes in connection, withthe highway death -of: Melirin 'Rey r-.• rah, • formerly of, Lucknow.. Action' by Charles and Gladys ;Sc'urrah , claiming, under Fatal Accidents Act for death• of their son, Melvin C. Scurrah; and by, ,plaintiff; ' Gerrard ,Fontaine for -damages suffered ' as a result 'of collision Nov. -8,. 1954, about four miles south 'of' G'oderfc-hi between, m torcycle owned and. driven by aintiff Gerrard. Fontaine, :on, which ,late Melvin • C. 'Scurrah was a passenger; and Motor, ve- hicle ' "owned ' by, 'defendant . Mar- ino Flaibani and driven by de fendent.Ida L. MacDonald: Camp- bell Grant,' t .C., .for plaintiffs; Frank Donnelly, Q.C., for defend- ants'. -Judgment: ". . .I must, therefore, . find • that under the. circumstances ►they were equally• negligent and the , percentage. of negligence will be divided, 50-50 ., In . accordance with• the .per, ceritages•::of ,negligence; as• found above, judgment will therefore, go for plaintiffs :Charles, Scu•rah'. and Gladys Seurrah for .$375 and, for plaintiff . Gerard Fontaine, for $750,'`together.•; with costs:" REV.' WAL O: RHOAD KEEPS. IN TOUCH WITH SENTINEL • District ' folk will be interested in• the following letter from Rev., Wm.. 0,. Rhoad,: now ofthe Pres, l?yterian Church at Alf•CDowell,. Virginia. . `5I .suppose, the time has come for irenewing our subsc'riptiori to The .Sentinel. • We enjoy keeping in• touch with our friends in Ash -1 field and. Ripley by means of The Sentinel. • • "The cool weather which we are • having now reminds us af:, Ontario. It was down to 38 yes -1 terday . • 'morning and 32 • this morning.. Last winter we had quite a few morningswhen it was down to zero or nearly so. Last week we took Priscilla back to Bob Jones. University at Greenville, South Carolina. it is somewhat ' warmer down .there.. She .is beginning the last .seines ter of her freshman year at •the university. During the summer she was -in Harrisburg, Pa.; work- ing and• living, with my mother. "The boys are back in. high school• here. Rill is beginning his junior year (.11th Grade) and' John his .freshman year • (9th Grade). 'Rebecca isin the fourth grade in elementary schoo] IMPERIAL ESSO '. DEALER Esso 'and Esso Extra Gasoline �_Maryelube • and Mneralu e MOBI:LOIL ATLAS TIRES Always look to "Imperial for the best * *,_ i Modern 'Equipment For Wheel -Alignment and Wheel Balancing • ' J: E..' MacDONALID . •- ...Phone3, .Lucknow HALDENBY ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE Armature and .Field Winding, ' Brushes, Bearings, Etc. Repairs to • Fractional arid. `Integral Horsepower .Motors, Also Electric Fans, Vacuums,' Clippers, Drills, Etc. IIALDENBY ELECTRIC Hinlough Phone Ripley 111-r:29 • Tooled To Repair %All Makes Of Tractors, Machines. & Shop Work ACETYLENE & ARC 'WELDING.' X N0H GARAGE. yv. BitECKLES Phone 18-r-.20, Ripley. THE HOME OF QUALITY SERVICE and Genuine JOHN DEERE PARTS' s• A • • ;. .