HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-01-25, Page 9RSDA`Y,
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All " alfalfa mix * `tripped ..'• Rt7 � ' E
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tri • the 0oud". rod! ►PRA" . I HUJ(O
Bob�bby. .Chair ion, 2 ypilK-: 1 °
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�f Ira .azld Mrs, airy Chain- At :a Meeting of the' Eiceeutivo
as drowned 4 a eireek, and Directors of Huron County
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: Clinton a numioer.•o resolutions
° M'ay. meeting 8th :'weretbefore the eeting, as well
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nea>i lus
home n St•Mar y • Federation of Algrieultui e held 'in
jahtield Council votedunan- as, the matter of warble' ily con
unous_ly 'to: irlelud'e the northern trot, which; the Federation • seeks.
to promote :an. a •cQo.rzty.w.ide-
po�ion cad 'the Tow,t?,ship in ,tlle' 'basis ,
i trice.•
drool Ds
Lueknow High S Five resolutions were resent -
T eleaven'iiotight.Hull's p..
garvey . r ed to the meeting The first dealt
Botaurant.' With; TB testing, and stable scrubs•
EEi L CKNOW SEN NL, ' LUC
will eo-operate it 'will be possible
a few years to elladicate this
pest CompUisory treatment' is
kichie,vod Iby' two-thirds, of the
cattle owners, 1n a township pp-
tztiorui -the .Muxlicipal Council'
to pass .a by -lave �rlaking it c om
i tllsory to. treat all .cattle. The
cattle owner has two:choices for,
this treatment, either the, spray'
or brush. ,treatise
A dollar won't do as much for
Pc . person : today,. because a, per
son will not .do as much" for a
elen Sallteld obtained her ,bing;"duripg .cold weather, This'
` ster of the. Sel.ence %resolution recoi i`l lgnded that no,
degree of; Ma testing be done froi.nOctober"1st''
of A ricul,ture. to April ril 1$t andno stable scrub -
'At a ratepayers
Ist.• .Heavy . losses have. been, sus -
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., 'nieeti'ng In
ay `
5th 'ping :from N_ovet}bre 'lst. to May
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tarnedbYfarmers, er
s wh
o
have
b
en
• nloss 'TQwnshfp, .approval was.,, eomupelled to clean their stables,
expreSsed, .of the Towirshp. crier- I during .sold weather,' ,and r�have
, , , ,
jug
the L>;LCkn�ow high` School. lino to turn, their• livestock out
o I rn the cold during the cleaning'
District; ' operations•
Lucknow. Legionnaires entered:, .Resolution .No
2 •dealt. with the;
t
<A�> softball and signed up . a fluctuating egg psi
red.. �battery:.;to -give
' CQid2
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contending team,. ::
June 1St
l was 'extended
astoral. cal .. .. .
Rev.: Chas. A, Winn I'b�y' the Pres-
byteriali congregations of `. Luck
and Dungannon
them
a ' ices and 're
coi'mnended that a marketing;.
scheme . for poultry and eggs .'be
proceeded. with at once, to give.
some stability. to' the egg and.
poultry,•market:. •
Resolution No 3 earn:
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Huron -Perth Shorthorn
Hereford , Breeders.. A.
fr®rh the•
ub and .
elation.,
naw., They .recorntxiende we • Iln-
Mrs:, M.. A.' Treleaven observed chide .in our • resolu ion. on 'cattle
her 91st birthday 'rustling that tattoo markings, be
q' committee' of the Lucknow listed ori ' bili. ':of sale by packersan.
Directors did
W.omenrs Institutewas appointed nett er dosses thise•'resolution be -
to •bring:the Village ' history :up cause they teff it gives protection
to' date and su,pplen enit Norman to .Only • a small section.'. of j our
Robertson's '"History ; of .Bruce": livck estoindusti y They.: favour_
,Tune' 8th • , • , any proposal that will 'be; for the
benefit of the. entire industry and,
Naps were ibeing: laid ,for .the :1 not `a minority .group.
• Andrew -Lane tCentenrraal..'
A deputation 'f'rom the Cabad-
inn' Legion met with the 'Agri -
Cultural' 'Society to discuss ` park.
improvement ,plans .
Dan _Finlayson was: diseo"vlered'
• dead from 'a heart ,attack' in his:
•i'illage'home
.Resolution 1\l0. • : :4 dealt. with
black -markings on • black .and red,
hogs:and: was.'r•eferre'd; :to, the hog
producers :committee; for .study. •
Resolution 'No 5 dealt with
b`txtter substitiited and the ask;
ing :of. a 'ban against margarine:
.One ,section suggested, that We
,ask, for the support :`of, labor : in:
securing : this; protectior, • for
dairy industry as we have. 'assist-
ed: labor inattaining:.the enviable
position;it now .holds: '{
June 15th° '
A •Masonic : banquet •, wps.'. held
/on the occasion. of • the.'' visit of
Grand Master ~ J. P Maher.
Dr F. S MacKenzie was fel-.
ected moderator of•i he .:Presby-.
terian :Church in Canada:
. , Andrew Hodgins, B -year old
son, of: Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hod-
gins• had his face gashed by a,
hound:
Mrs: Jim Gardner %dragti
ged the.. lad ' from .beyond the
reach . of the tethered canine
A,pipe was .presented, to Chas.
McDonagh in ,recognition ...of .41:
years' Seryice as secretary, of the,
Kest Bruce County Lodge:
George:ennedy paid $3;500 for
.four, heifers'at:' a Hereford sale
in MiehigSan
Bnice`Co ty. Co ntcil ve' app
proyal . to ' the fol that'ion' of: , the.
Lueknow:^High,. School' District..
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• ` June: 22nd •- .
Huron County Council, in •spit9
FROM T,NE
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•• ' Pak SALE NOW AT
',Its Sentinel renew4-.1 time!
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• This year the . Federation :Of
Agriculture• in ' the townships not
carrying 'outithe warble fly cam-
paign arebeing asked to ,promote
this ° as a project l within their
township; In Huron County :last-.
year'we had • eight townships op-
erating under;' the : by-law that
;inakeS • treating for: warble fly . .
compulsory. This .year '..we have
the' townships of'• Ashfield and
joining. oining ' the , other' :eight'' in
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carrying on -this necessary work.
Theprogress;, in these ,10 town
ships has left several . islands,
within the county where treating
is riot being clone. In the;.. town
'ships where';. -treatment has been
carefully:'d.one for several years.
there 'is a .marked -decline';in the
number. Of grubs_found--on ur;=
fected animals. It is • also notice=,
'able that during. the ' months of
June and.4.u1y the cattle in these`'
treated ; areas'' do" not .run about,
trying to', get away from this peri
sistant e:nehiy.
If at all possible these•' islands
of untreated •cattle should be.
cleared ' .out by having:, these
toWnshrps co Opel ate in, the treat;
in'g•. of •their cattle:, If everyone
Y
in, run
gaiN!6I1
Gets New Pep,
Steady Nerve's
"•I' was . very mach under
weight; also rundown . ner. .
veus. took Ostrex.. Gained
10 lbs. I felt fine; 'tired feel,'
ing and nervpuaness: wer0.
bone."—Mrs. L. Gavard; Mat-
tagaml Heights Ont'
"I. 0 The fourth
team, of 'champion
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Herbert Jarvis Hugh Leslie
' PLOWMEN' GO 'OVERSEAS
, Canadian '.ploviw,men in' 'aa,, many,
years,_sailed January $th on ,the
Queen 'Mary, to, takp part rn• rnat-
ches and to ,observe agricultural
methods and conditions in the
United ` Kingdom. The champion
'plowmen are 28 -year-old Hugh
A. Leslie of Georgetown .arid •27-
year-old Herbert' Jarvis. Of Agin
�court,`gold' medalists in the. Esso.
Trans Atlantic tractor and- horse
plowing . classes respectively. 'at
' the Ir,%terna'tional Plowing' Match:
held,. near Alliston . fast .October:
What a : Girl?! Ttiiix '' ba. h▪ ire. L.' Seward '
round out; hodews $it up;•
body looks` healthier, more. attraetive. '.Thousanda.
Preiso •'Oatrex, .weight -building tonin. Znriehes
blood, aids appetite digestion Bo food gives more
ppep., nourishment; pats •Sesh on;,,bare ,bonen. Don
rear getting' tot, fat., Stop taking when you reach.
desired• weight.• lntrodp tory. or, 'get-aeaualnted"
size. only ole. !Fry Qstree.7bnio .Tablets• for,uew
pounds, new pep, dday.' At all drpggists. • .
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of-, an appositii'on report. by the
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Consultative." SCominittee, ` voted
1$.. to 1420.. permit ,th'e West
:'W`'iawnnoshwithdrawals from the.
Winghami High School. District to"
;cin'' the Luck low; „District. 'AP-.
prova'1 ,'ol the' establishment • of
'the 'ISifitrict was -then received:'
m
fro.Hon, Darla'
-observed their;45tin.':weddxig ,an=
xiversary. ..
Mrs: Margaret 1ViacFarlarne and
1 er'sistery Mrs: Jack Berndt,' flew,
to • Scotland; fora, v,Sit..
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} i , • une 29t14
Severe 'electrical storms had
the district "jun•ipy"
11-t. roti Ripley square , dance
teatUi won stop horiOrs at, Elie Jun-
for ,Farmterss 'ie'ld Day : ar • Ouelph
ev:Chas A„1 Wirin was: induct-
ed as :minister', of. the Pl esby'te - -
ia Church-.,
• Lucknow ' Fre; Companya had
.two fire call; tv14eii lightning set
alylare 'arid destroyed Nets Piet'
son's " barnatlung-ancien • and
• 1-IoWsntrs p'1'o`ur Mill at Wingha
rn^
.. to tern'titlatod
beliciuusly ' Fares' ry`he Reit 1VI� . lie•
"me*. i• - .440,emook;paiiiiiiati t hiministry gat ,S.tY
Hplens .
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silly The Waterduck' Says:
..Always be ready to -help a fel ..:
lqw skater if he ruils',iitto-trouble
` but DO,N'T ' atteu:lpt:.tp , rescue
anyone.0nless yo1� can ' ak
e care
of ^yoursel; r You won't` • be; any.
'help if" you'yourself'drown..;Nevell •
try to rescue a submerged victirri
unless' you have .a safety ro . e at-•
Y p
tacked to 'yo.ur waist. Remember
'to lie flat on. ;the ice when making
an-: ice 'rescue.. Make every . p:oss
ible use of' the"reaching assist"
---a long pole, rope, `ladder, etc.,
Someone should get warm blank-
bets for the rescued person: 'Above
All'. . . Avoid Pante!
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ourself, too,
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M0steo le 'leave themselves out in the cold on
P P.
. pay-day, They :pay the grocer andthe baker : , the
Milkman. : and': the landlord. Everybody' and his';uncle.`
dig into their pay envelopes but themselves
ff esulr they're usually in a . financial str-airiacket
'HERE'S. WHAT':pEopLE• ARE
• . SAYING :ABOUT :'
• Theof M feature l d°erso'nal
Planning on•a test basis` at the
Canadian'National`Exthibition:lass
aittunin:.In two 'weeks, 27,000 -
people asked fora copy of • the
B of M's, booklet on
Personal'Planxting: Here. are some
.. ' ofthe comments .these ;people . ,
have volunteered':---
"A, very workable budget. Your',
•service is appreciated" • •
wish we had.started.the
plan'�long ago."
.'Thunk you .so touch for showing
• us, the way to make: a budget work.
• Hive tried for year w]iih'no'
:49,e.vex us' +reit nosy we,la
really live ails•save'witli,
Personal Planning.''
":The .best yet.".
•• ` itpil•rectate.Coitlmonsense ;
nicthod of :handling money," ,
"Swell idea:' •
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... and they worry. They Worry about ;bills 'on . hand.
They. worry about 'bills to come. They worry about :
unexpected bills: Money , is always on their 'mind`-
souring',their pleasure in living..' And 'cobwebs gather
on their plans ' for tomorrow.
What's the answer?' There's only, one " •
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Personal Planning is much .more than: just drawing
up, a budget..:Budgets;are often fru'strating dog. -collars.'
They usually, 'tie you .down and make 1i1e a: very'
mopotohous_•affai=r. < •
No, Personal Planning shows you howwith
;din your incon'ie and enjoy it ;It's'a con plete financial;
program, cut' from the pattern ;of your particular
heeds and 'problems.
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Personal Planning won't help you Make' millions,:
But-- givers;''an' ,honest c fans a.-it„rw. t1„, are. your
May -after page -day • ;
You'll learn how ° tc ,.lice, :y our . budget' work far •
you instead of you . w rkinr for it, And you'll also
find:. that Personal Planing helps you 'realize your
•plans' for tomorrow Mach sooner dyad- yon has a dared
to :hope.
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