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NOTICE is hereby .given to the MUNICIPAL ELECTORS
OF THE VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW . that in . compliance with
the Statutes in that behalf I require the presence of the
Said Electors at the Village Hall in ,,the said
•- 'VILLAGE OF L'UCKNOW•
at the hour of Seven • o'clock and. Thirty. Minutes in the
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• 'afternoon of
MONDAY, DECEMBEK4Oth,-166
For. One Hour
For the purpose of nominating fit and proper persons
for the Offices of :One Councillor. and One Public School
Trustee ,for the . Village of Lucknow for the 'year 1957,
Trustees ' oto hold Office 'for Two, Years. of which. all
Electors:, are hereby required' to take notice and govern
themselves accordingly, and if a greaternumib& of Candi-
dates than required to fill the said ''Offices are nominated
and snake 'the required. Declarations, Polls will be opened
in the following places:- Polling Subdivision No. One, The •
Legion Hall; Polling. Subdivision No. Two, The Municipal
Offiice; and Polling Subdivision. No. Three, The Village,
Hall, in; the said Village of Lucknow, on
: MONDAY, DECEMBER l 7th, ` 956•
and ` will. be open from.Nine O'clock a.m..until
• Five O'clock pan. and no longer.
[liven u_rd_er my hand this Twenty -Eighth Day of No-
vernber A.D, '1956:
.E. H. AGNEW', Returning Officer.
818REFORDS 'AVERAGE . $245
AT FALL : SALE AT CLINTON
The fifth annual fall sale.' of
the Huron Hereford Breeders As-
sociation was ` held at .Clinton on
Thursday, when 26 animals aver-
aged_ $244.60.
ver-aged_$244.60
Ten 'bulls: averaged •$330, and
bred heifers averaged $194.00.
This year's,sale averaged with-
in a ' few dollars of , last year's
average of $253.00.
District buyers included Ralph
Foster, Bert Alton •& Sons, Robt.'
G:. Mastfii, .013ver Mt:Charles• and
Sons, Frank :Pentland. Howard
Johnston... '
The Association held its an -
.,
banquet and program at
Dungannon United . Church on
Tuesday evening. J. S. D..unbar,
well-known Hereford breeder 'of
C.Tuelpli' spoke on his recent trip
to TSouth America.
"Say, do you know an . eas
way to find the horsepower of
car.?,,•
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•"No. How?". .
"Just • lift up the hood an
gaunt the plugs".".
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ENT>NEL, I VKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY;. NOV*. 28th, 1955
Claims
Too LATE!
The Sentinel received re
a, .T'oda s Hog PricesDue
part .For pixblication this•• • To• • Directional �ret leawe p• . ma1-iIy P
it �rould ;have. ,appeared ex- ' • • •
actly ' three weeks after the
meeting took place. We Wel- '
come reportsof all meetings,
but the demands on .our space
eachweek are so great, that
three-week "old news just
can't be accomodated.
We keep drumming `early
please" to a point where we
hesitate. • to repeat the plea.
Thebig majority of press re-
iporters are co-operating nice-
ly in this regard and in the.
future these are the reports
which are -.going to receive
priority,
ST, HELENS
Giving 'what she . termed "A'
Layman's view 'of India",. Miss
Bertha MacKay of London in her
Very' pleasing manner delighted
•her listeners at • the annual aut-
umn Thankoffering of the. WMS
in the United Church : on 'Mon-
day . evening.- Miss .1VlacKay, who
was introduced by Miss W. D.
Jiutherford and thanked by Mrs.
B; F. Green, agent the past year
as a guest of her , brother, Rev.
Angus MacKay. and ' Mrs, .Mac-
Kay at Jahnsi; India. Later. •bliss
_MacKay' gave_futther insight in-
to life in India tivith. many beaut-
iful `colored .slides. •Mrs. W.
Miller, ' the president, . welcomed
the 'guests Who provided the pro``
gram.' includuig : readings by Mrs.
Robert •.Helm of • Zion, Mrs. •Geo.
Saunders of Blakes. and Mrs: Jas.
Nelson 'of Hacketts • and a • du'et
by .. Mrs. Alex Rolbertson..: and
Mrs. Gordon McBurney of Brick
United' Church. At .theconclus-
do_ a pleasant social' hour' was
enjoyed:
Mr, and Mrs. Wrn, ' Knott and
children. ` ` of Clarksbury • were
Sunday guests other cher sister, Mrs.
Ernest ' Gaunt, and Mr. Gaunt.
Mr. T. J Todd is . attending the
International • Exposition at Chi-
cago this week.
West Wawanosh Federation of : secretary -treasurer of the Wawa -
Agriculture banquet was held at. nosh 'Unit;. Gordon .Greig, Huron
Dungannon last week, and above' •Countyfieldrnan, who isretir-
some of the officials ;are being' ing at• the year end after,'six
shown' Federation literature by years service; Mr. Jacklin, and '.
James Jacklin, Ontario -Field- Bill Kinahan, who is completing
man his second : year as president .of
Left to., right are . Bill Caesar, the West Wawanosh Unit:
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James. W. Jacklin, fieldman 1 of hogs to the •open market, and
for the Ontario. Federation ; of the . sustained price.. "You never
Agriculture, • �w as ;guest speaker at f saw' ,hogs high' at tax time",; 'she .
the West Wawanosh Federation of i said and gave .a's. the reason the
Agriculture banquet last • Thurs-•fact that "you and I have.. put
day, and dealt mainly withfarm`i our hogs in as bargaining pgsi.
marketing and; in . iparticular withj tion". . , _
the hog directional progr
am.' To- l • A five -man :.Hog Transporta-
day's+ price of $31.50 ' for hogs tion Committee i' being set .up:
had beengained primarily iby in. Huron County, and township
the directing of hogsto the :open committees are. to be organized. •
market, he said. . He., appealed -to •.fanners to. • asic
The banquet • was held in . the truckers to take, their .hogs
basement Of Dungannon United the open market..Suoeess lies in.
Church, which was taxed; to cap- asking, not, 'telling,. he said,
acity: Appreciation' of the cater- Won't Keep' Going lJp
Mg. service was ' expressed to the "'Mr. " Jacklin warned, however,
ladies by Lloyd d ' 'Craig and , was not to expect ' the :::price to keep
responded to by Mrs. 'Harvey Al- -going • up and : uip. That , is not
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duction to keep the price where
it `Should be „was 't{he next 'step.':
Price' has been the., controlling '.
factor in the past: •
Mr. Jacklin defended ' support
prices Which actually: •cost, about
•$1,000,000 �a.. year exclusive of the
cdsts during the: foot and mouth
epideinic.• ':Support: prices ,are as
logical: as unemployment insur-
ance,- into: which many millions
of-dblla-are--are- paid.'
The speaker was thanked by
Bi.l l Wiggins..' Rev. • Watt, .Reeve •
John, Durnin • and ', L. C. Thome
son Were; also called' on. .
President Kinahan thanked.,
• •.corninon s n pre—,
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• Masten. of • ceremonies. was'
President Bill Kinahan.. After
grace had been, offered by Rev.
Watt and ' the toast to the Queen,
the head :table - guests: and of-.
ficers ',were introduced„by Cyril
Boyle. They included 'rRev. and
Mrs; . George . Watt, •Wrn: Caesar,.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Bill Wiggins,.: Mr.
and Mrs. ' Lloyd Craig, 'James
Jacklin, Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Kin-
ahan,; Mr. ' and Mrs. •Gordy
Greig, :Mr.. and :Mrs: Doug .Me -
Neil, Reeve:and Mrs. John Dir-
nin. •
Jim Jacklin led in • a sing song,
the. MCClinchey Sisters played
pan-:accordian duet and Charlie- the directors for their support,
Moore had theaudience irt, and asked' their • continued sup-
stitches with his ' comic mono- port for : the next president; He
tributepaid to the enthusiasm of,'
Dreft, large.. 41c :4
Duz with. Face Cloth; large a 43c'
Crown Tea bags, {save 10c pkg. of 100 79c.,
...Red & Wh.ite offee, lb. .„.......... $1.17
Red & White Evap.• Milk, tall tins ..:: 2 for .25c
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Doug. McNeil; . president, of the •
Huron County Federation, brief=
ly reviewed the year's activities
:and stressed the . importance. of
thea self-help ,program.
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Greig Has Resigned
Gordon • Greig, Huron County
fieldmari, appealed for greater
,support of theFarm Forums,. -and
felt. •it was notexpecting too
,much to have farm people • spend
fifteennights•.in the year to dis-
cuss their mutual problems, '
Mr.
Greig later • announced
that • he was retiring at the: end
of . the year after six years of
service as county secretary -field -
man The 'County executive will.
Meetin Clinton on December 3rd
to .consider his successor. •
Forum. Educatronal Arm:
Mr. Jacklin, a native of the
Chesley district, stated that the
Federation had achieved many
things in the past few years and
-he proceeded t0 --enumerate -the
advances made under the Farm
P'roduets . Marketing Act, which
-enables he -farmer• market
his own, produce.
He outlined the growth, in- the
auto 'insurance business, and
County medical eco -op services.
a*.. Jacklin pointed: to the
Farm • Foruni as the educational.
arm of agriculture and, felt the,
Forum was one of the finei.t
things in the farm movement;5.
Keeping Hog Price ' Vp
a,�k ln� noted:_ „t ew . ire,°
the late • ' Gordon MacTavish, , a
former . president.
Mr; Greig presided for the; ei.�
ection of officers.,,.'The 'meeting
:
approved of the slate ofdirectors
that was presented, .from which
the officers `would ' Abe' named at
the, next' meeting. • •
The list of directors' includes
Bill Kinahan, Frank' McQuillin,
Bill Caesar (the present 'secret-
ary -treasurer), Bill Good, Lloyd,
Craig,, George Hallam, Bill Wig- •
gins,' Cyril Boyle, Albert Taylor.
Al'ian, Miller, Fred McQuillin, El-
roy Laidlaw. To this list' were,
added-*-two-•-lady directors, 1••s.- --
Andreuir Gaunt. and Mrs. Graham'
McNee. •
Cream• producers ' director i.:
Harold Gaunt; .poultry, Lloyd
Craig,; • hog, 'Bill Good; beef.
Thomas Webster.
Nain P. -C.' Delegates •
Jam Past of Wiarton, . Gideon
rtuttle and •M:el•'Bennet. of .Kin-
car.dine have been named, to rear-
resen.t Bruce- riding At the' at•-
onal'.convention iri Ottawa ,when
a leader will be `,chosen to :sue -
'teed the Hon. George Drew. Al-
ternate
1-to gfleMrs. W.i1
Rogers' Southampton and
.T.
W. Jaynt of Lucknow.
An Ohio barber cw'as `sligntlY
injured when 114 hi*Yn. Puto back
ed into him, ^-- 'A'ntails,