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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-04-10, Page 2;New ,Radio . Rec*iving Ile* Radio Reeeiuing 14cenSes. are .., dbtaimable from , Post Offices, Radio l ers! Radio .Servicemen; certain' Banks. and,: in cer. fain districts, _from , house-; to-huse 'canvassers. Where not available to » salty, radio Receiving Lie- emcees'mlay be obtauied from the Controller of �!A Li ..cens_elk;;A►v. Telecornrnunications, . De- partrnent oaf Tramport,• .Ot- tawa, . • ASeparate Licence ,s re, quired . by each, tenant ofa room ,or' flat within a,.'pri- vate home: who operates a radio: A. separate Licence`. is reguired.fcir each radio �uistallect a o,�to r •vehicle, ° . ~�r DEPARTMENT 'SOF, TRANSPORT • Ottawa, opt. • J -C. 4 :: Hon. , :.Lionel •Ghev'rier, Deputy Munster' Minister ale D AT BRUCE SHORTHORN SALE The .1Brace CountyShorthorn. sale was held, at. Walkerton on Friday.! ' This was, one . of ,the reg- ular ,semi-annual ::sales''. and at- • s ing Finished To Suit Customer) MODERATE PRICES BROMPT .•SERVICE Workmanship Is Guaranteed iorm.an J ,3 l r�r0,111 :'Phone 251' W' n h .113..Burt[„ RO.2 ^ Is !Fhe 1952 tax rate of the Walk- •erton :District` High School • has. been..strnek at 10,25 mills on the Co u n y •.'e+ualized assessment.. ,Board chairrrian P. S MaCKenzie pointed out that . this .would be their most ldiffieult year from 'a financial standpoint. An- over- draft incurred during the builds ing' of the 'school, must be r.e-: duced 'While -grants received wi11x be based on last roar's attend, ance of 259 students, although the present attendance now exceeds. • tracted .a large +crowd,. portraying confidence' in the (future of the ,Beef Tattle . industry. . • Fifteen bulls averaged $430.66,. Brothers on adjoining :farms on the 4th• o f • Culrosst. J. W.Why- •tock and J. H. 'Whytock, bought the champion, hull and also the highest • priced bull :The former bought the champion of the,show, a, white bull consigned ,by R. E. Begg, Tiverton; •for $465.00, and the latter bought' a polled;Short- horn..,!bull consigned .•by . R: _C. Armstrong, .Teepvater, at ,$700..00. •!The reserve champion 'bull ,,was consigned •.by R.:. Hood, Paisley, and sold to Morris- Young;'' EdenGrove,' at $465.00. Six fibred' heifers sold • for an •average price, of;$316.00. ' .C. A. Sachs • of Deaboro who • recently T7ost his Shorthorn. herd :in a dis- astrous barn fire, was. the prin- e ple buyer of •heifers. ' Ab `,' Stoltz ' of the Canadian: Shorthorn .Breeders, Guelph; was judge and ringmaster •: Ed Starr,. Ontario . Live.'. Stock Branch, in- spected the !bulls for. the sale: Hubert ` MVIeGill, Ontario ' Live' Stock Branch, inspected •the billies at; .the ; sale for- the hull bonus policy. The sale Was sold by Don - .a14 Blue, M P.; :Ripley G..R. Gear was sales manager. The preszdent 'of the Bruce 'CO " y . ShorthornI .1 Club is Harry: A-. H: fe1d, erton,' Ont '' 1 300. • Presbyterian` Guild -- :: The Ball .to' wO: shil),` • read ; py 'President • Ray Stanley; ..• opened. the Guild meeting on Monday evening. Hymn 107' was- sung and the Lord's .prayer, was repeated., The scripture passage was : read by Susan .MacNeughton „After a business discussion, .Mr:.- Norman. ('Baylor ablyspoke on the topic, Mr. Winn closed with 'prayer; South Kinloss W.M.S:• The April /meeting' of South. Kiniess. • W.M.S. • was held in the church basement with 13 .mem- bers present Thee president,,' Mrs. H. Lavis, presided over'the Meet- ing, Mrs. Wi . F. MacDonald• shade a• motion, seconded Eby 1V);lrs.' Ross .MacMillan, ' that we arrange for: ••a speaker for a special. • Easter. 'Ixankioffering • - - meeting:, .-Plans: were alsomade for :the Mission Band . rally: to beheld in Seutii Kinloss' church the first Saturday. in May; The scripture and medi- tation on _Easter was ` given by Mrs. Ross MacMillan and .the` roll call was ; answered . Eby :an Easter Verse; The president, -assisted' by several:, ladies, read the annual reports 'prepared by •:the differ- ent ,Presbyterial officers' Mrs 'Evian Keith paid • tribute to . our new Queen and all joined„ in Sing- ing "God Save 'The Queen'.'', Mrs. Herb Buckton read, a very: •, iriter- estizig letter from ,1Vliss Dorothy Douglas of Formosa. The' Easter. ,prograni.` as outlined, in: the March ;Glad' Tidings pwas: followed during, ~which Mrs. ;Toni MacKenzie and Mrs; harry .Lavis contributed the duet `Beneath` the'Cross of Jesus'. After the prayer circle, hymn 213 was sung and the, meeting closed with .,the mniipah• benediction. • 4 J. -61 • 1/ ' A TRACTOR, ' COM$INE,-TRUCCK -or othermec anical,equipment? . ,. LIVESTOCK ':. Breedi ,g. scot* or a new ball: •to-7.,•up: the -qua• o'on- rty-r- J A NEW .HOUSE, EARN, ,SHED, , or other': out buildings?. Or the-alteration',and repair of your present buildings? • HEATING OR WATER SYSTEM? This includes tfi irnaees :and boilers,. water . heaters, 'built-in ,- sinks and tubs, or 'repair and modernization of your•.present system: , e A/ THE • CLEARING AND ,CREAKING ' OF NOW ' GROUND? Or anyof the following fencing °,; drainage, roadwork, tiling, pumping, and . installations? •ipt fARRk$I.ECTRICAL SYSTEM-! Installation of,a new or used system or modernization. of your, present, one? • ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT? ; •. A' milking inachi „ .Machine, Cream separatar, refrtgrerator . • or pump? ' - •y/ ''FRUIT TRUE t . ; To replace ' faulty ones; to increase or vary your fruit harvest; or to start . an orchard i(you're other than a' fruit farmer.'.: .MoNirg*.ALT of64.41.744. 44: Lucknow rarl'ch t , , C. L. SMil , Manager -4i.. . .. v,.. - w. - i 'W At Y1T.'H C'AN661.6.N s. 1►i ,eV le WARMS •' • •BRUCE . • SERVICE 'UNIQUE . Nowhere : In Ontario' can the 'ilnz: Service which is now or ;anized' in Bruce and Grey Coun- ties be. duplicated,, Two°years age, the --:National, Film. Board gave assince in:,or'anizrnl a, Frlin. :Service in Bruce and Grey Coun • tics • to give ;complete. Film Set vice . coverage to rural lieop1e and town 0oplealikes Four thoussand, :seven hundred a:n'd forty school children throughout .the County of -Bruce set educational films monthly their'own clasaroorns, •Also three thousand, 'eight . iiundred adultt in Bruce ' C `unt' attend .film �Co y sh s .monthly. Thirteen film libraris circulate monthly wide in the County; • . thus 'living an entire .Film Service coverage in. Bruce County. The Bruce Coon t* Film. Council has 13 Township or ' commimity' active film corn- mittees throughout• the . Courity.:' Fifty-six- adult organizations this year sought: membership 'in' the Bruce County: •Film. Council to avail themselves of this fihn ser- vice. Since :the film council, wa,s. organized in 1950 .sixteen motion picture'. projectors have been purr chased,' by communities where this: fitzn service has been intro- duced: • • • In the " past three • years the Bruce County lrn`Councit' has. purchased :;:over '$8000' worth4 films . to ibe :circulated 'through its. libraries in the County '.Over $2000 ; worth of ,films' being' pur- chased -each' year. • In the; field of religious films; Brucea and Grey • County Film. Council co-operatively have built• up a religious film plan ''which' is the first of its ;kind : in Canada. For a yearly m,ert bership •of.::$10 from.:,any :church,:over $2000:00 worth :of films• ,are made. • avail-• able tO-' each uieni er which would' cost the liziember. over '$100 to duplicate it . anywhere, For the ,first. time ;:since 'it was organized 'the Film >Council is_,pe-: titioning for a grant'••.frorn the County Council to further assist them in, their educational -'. pro- gram, stated Mr.,Boward Coiling of Port. Elgin,: chairman of the Bruce. county •_ Film,• Council: Al though the National 'Filrn Board has loaned somefilms and' equip - APRIL 10 ;195 BORN • fiAR in • cardiae '• dpi. ; tal on .5hturday, March 29th, to Mr:. and .Mrs. Levi Carter, R 3',; Hoiyrood, a: son. WIERSMA-=at Goderi9 • tal; On '" .tesla 'ls ll i. y, April 1st, to .. and Mrs, Rinse Wiersrna, Loch; .. alsh,- a :daughter, Sytske; CAE ---in, Groderich tt,itt 04C T.uesd�ay, Aprillst, Mr, and: Mrs, Paul Caesar; Dun.' ,gannon;._ a, soh, H;A • NA- 4n . ,;St;. Joseph's Hospi, tal, London,. on .$onlay; Mardi 23rd, to Mr:. and M+rs. Max - Hama (nee "Betty , Hamiltons', • _a .son__. merit ..along • with' promotional help,. there has' ibeen. rio • outside financial aid:. A membership of. $10.00 .,from. adult • groups and HOGAN: in�Caderieh Hospital on • Nmnday, A.pri1, 7th, •1952,, to MT: and Mrs. Louis Hogan, R,:• R, ,. Lucknaw, a son, • a :brother for. Raymond: • THE _VOICE _QF .TEMPERANCE A veteran of the: first .world •,' war makes this plea to every'• Legion in Huron. Coun ty. ,:•'Don't tur-n'your, Legion into a. wet can,' Canleer~.adaIt-':'sTen 'agarinstperance •;: theAct lax., The forbids the sale of -alcoholic beverages in : Huron. The pollee, h -We, - io" alter. native -Ebur" to. -enforce the,.law• Moreover • there is; • evideriee at' hand that .the officers. of 'the law in'. Huron are quite competent and determined°to .enforce the law::...-, . even; though ' in , certain other' places `law breakers made a:.fool' of . the law; The. Legion should think, mere' highly of 'its'prestige':. than. to lay,:'itself. operi. to police action.-: It would be•° better fnr the Legion ,to close its .doers and sur • render` .its charter: than that:: it should get the rep(itation• of be - ng a bootlegging`,.j-Advt, BAD ;NARROW ' ESCAPE. WHEN 'BOAT CAPP.SIZEP• .i. andPearson .Elder; ..,of 'Cargill• had • a' narrori• escaPe. when their .boat partially; submerged' on the ;flodd,swolle::.. TeesWater• River, while draggir the. river in search .of.: the body bf a: Cargill trapper, Alvin Hetz.. ler; believed.,,to •have':•slipped. into the ; river and drowned- while, tending his traps:: :• .When their; sma71 boat smashed broadside, ' into a' , •tree in mid, stream Trimble,'and his compan,• ion • jumped t� ' safett in the tree from where they:: were rescued - churches ane17, $,20:00' from school, • .about .a half hour later by Fire boards who use: the films to larg-', Chief ' Irwin .Lobsinger and Boil er ,extent, than. adult. groups, has 'Yates- of °'Walkerton. been the only source ,of revenue.. ountry-gran cf- nc less7-thari= Deride which' itnprovcments . will •, help you most in ' o ra.tin sour• fat* and talk over a Fa g rm Trnprovc-. • mcnt Loan with your ncattst B of manager. Farb.)' Improvement Loans • are helping many thousands of Canadian .farmers "to get the best,, out of their, farms norp; R Y ' 'N#1 t1 $ ... i. N 1617 sow $500 is: being .'asked for: YORKSHIRE SALE HELD AT WALKERTON • Top price at the Zone 2 Yorks shire',sale• at Walkerton on Thurs, da iris the 'first _rize bred_.sow. consigned by 'Douglas Robertson, Willianzseford, selling to 'Herb Waechter, .' Mildmay, lot; $'120.00. 19 bred sows averaged $9100; ,Tbp price open sow was .ah English :bred sow sold lby` the Walkerton District High School It• Was pur, chased: by' Harry,'Dirppel of 'Walk- erton for $77.50, • The . 7 boars averaged $86:80; The first 'prize boar 'consigned ,by','• W. Turnbull & Son, Brussels, sold to the'Ontario Livestock Branick 'for: "005;(10.; The 32 Yorkshires; at the sale' .averaged $84.00.. • Zone 2 , eo r prises .•counties • of Bruce, Grey, liuron, Perth and the northern part of Wellington county. The sale' was sold by. Donald Blue, M:P., Ripley. ,,llu best McGill . of .the.. Provincial Live Stock Branch.. was judge and ringmaster.. G. R; •Gear ' was sales manager. The Zoie 2 Yorkshire sal . +� at 'Walkerton is ' a °semi-an- nual event. HEADS INSPECTORS ` ,r• J. l -i<.. Kinkea.d and G,. a. Gard- . i'rier, both of.. Goder'ieh, ''were ' el=. eeied , presizient and seoretart, treasurer, ' respectively.,' of' the NnrmaL_ &hoof ,...Teachers'-atzd.1 l •crineninry School lttspectora' As- soc;iatiron for the coming year at the'conference. hold Friday at the r£tratford'Norm,a•1 School, t OBITUARY: A. E. NICHOLLS: . Saturday, March: 15th, sate thii passing of .one . of Qu`Appelle's early piorieeers, : •aud: ac., native of -- Ksnloss Ta�wnship, in the person . of Mr,... ° E NieholL..Mr Nxch, ells •was 83 years:, 1•D'', niontlis ,of age Boin. in 'Kinlough in 1869, ,thee• deceased ,went' west • lex ` Qu'Ap,:• :pelle in 1890 , and settled on •a homestead "in the Englewood: lis• trict. Later he went inn. partner, shipA, G.°.Rowlinson` in; the ;real: estate' and insurance business. °° Ile was also ,an atictio.ty Irl 1908 he: married Miss Ades Robson of Q.u'Apt?ell, The de:400 d. ryas .an ardent rwtirker in' a11' c'ornanunit ' affairs, :: playing an active' part. in the or- ganization. and : development • of the Agricultural 'Society'. a� 'we1?• as other iworthrttri a:'protects h¢` ,was . town Clerk for 32 • years and secretary of ,Ii;.nox United Church for :25� ~years: He• was also acti;ve'. in the work sof the M sorb~ lodge, joining to tx'AtOpell'e Loiigc M1005 and 'daring the,7 ye�'ir; , he was a nember he 'was :aecri>ti�t"Y 3n`.26 year`s ahr. vir$5 a past ~~raster: Besides h'is v�'ife, [ ilea: h'e i;. survived, by two daughters Laurg a }d Will a .(7s. W `• hrrrig of • E.egina.; alsour: l;rat�ttchlld"eY' and . one sistM..iair� Cupar. • the 1 'Mr, Nicholls vi tis a wt;t .'ni" ate Mir and Mrs J'dct' rCholl° ,of" 17 iId: s; Jthe Nichtr1Ir:i�z me :bl... "ng on the Gravel' Regurg nnrth '' the loth ' Criti i son, and aCras9 f�roan the present. Ha "S't''t' Hod •,',ro J;