HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-02-17, Page 7, , : JOHN FISHER `.
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• at .made,' acarcer of telling
Canada about herself Tia out
..0 s . li'ke a
,siders ne :often so i�d
,glo .yin in the.
su�er-patriot g ?'y & .
,growth anddecrying the. ,short=-
coiiings of his `country. He may
shun d . that 'way, to soave. Canad-
ians,' .too, 'but` to others he: is a
wq:lcome voice each week, spurr,-:
ing ..the -national . conscience: The.
CBC calls. him its " roving report
er", and ;gives., him' a fifteen -min
ute'lper'iod 7:15 p,m: each. Sun
day on ,the :Trans -Canada; net
wok in which to report his ob.:.
servatiQns:
DONNYBROOK'
1VIr. and Mrs, Arnold,Craig .en-'
tertained a miry ber , of : friends.
and neighbors at a eti re; party;
on Friday evening .Mrs. •JoeLed
dy, and.Mrs, H. Jefferson • held the.
, highest*/points, with :-Consolation
prizes going to Mrs. J. C, •Robin
sonand Stuart Chamney
Mrs Doug Williams:of London
visited at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and,•slurs.. 'J C. Robin
son
• Mr. and Mrs.: Stuart Chimney
were. Stin4ay y tg„rs wit , &
_Mrs:-Cliff',Henderson at Kippen.r
Nibs Edward', {Rdhi nson • a n d
baby son'' returned -' from
Wing -
ham. nospit'alf`.•'on' Sunday.
Mass El"sine and Wesley';Jeffei .
son • of Wirigham High School'
were'honie;A .over ` the .:week -end. •
Mr: and Mrs.: - J hen Tiffin °of.
Wingham'were Sunday visitors`
s- with 'her: parents, Mr: .and Mrs.
Norman Thompson
Mr: and :Mrs;: Gordin Robinson
and son Russell of wingham were
. Sunday visitors fat 'the . home. of
itis parents, Mr.' and Mrs. J. C:
Robinson
Presbyterian Y. P S
Ther regular -meeting • of !'thee
Presbyterian Y:P S.. was' held.: on
Tuesday,'February.8th. The Meet-
ing opened withhymn 717. and
was followed, by the Lord's' pray-
er in • unison., Dimna Hamilton
read the . scripture • and Sari) Chin
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THE° WCKN(' S +~NTINEL ,LUCKNOV;ONTAIII91.
GENT
�, , South ti�:irit"oir� �'�. �,�.�.
The FebrgarX`in.eetirig of the
RVALES South KilWss`W.1V.i.S, was tx*i.:at
• An • extremely important and
far reaehing ,:ca}lrt decision has
recently .been.',given by Judge Ian
McRae ,of London when ,he d e-
ideal-that,-•thirtyfour' farirnei in
the,' Counties of Perth,. Middlesex
and Oxford:should be'.paid in full.
for hogs 'they -marketed through
a, drover'in that. district,' °
Thi drover made a carload
shipment of the hogs' 1'o a pack.
ing plant , where they w e-r.e'
slaughtered .and graded according
to` Dominion Government Hog
Grading Regulations, ..each., . hog.
carryrng'the required .tattoo mark
dentifying '.tire ' producer, The-
packing plan -paid the drover for
the .Carload .of hogs with one
cheg�u.e which the ;dr,over deposit
ed in' h` ': nl' �al .bank; ; �.
1S oo b nk and issued,
tis. own `eheques7, for payment' to
the . f at-rners ° When •:these ` cheques
were presented• at the bank pay-,
ment was refused -on the, ground's
of ns.f. It seems the drover was.
in :.arrears 'at the ..hank ',and the.
proceeds.:of, the carlq$4, of hogs
was seized , by ,the bank to •reduce
the' drover indebtedness. The'.
chairman : of . the Township. Hog -
'Producers' adVised
og'Producers'advised the Central.
Office of .the Ontario 'Hog pro-
dicers•' "Marketing Board • as to the
situation and the Centrau ff ice
in rriediately,•,.took action to re
cover the.:money for the`•farmera
claiming :than', the money :was" not
the. property of the drover, and.
was,: on lv' tb Pass through, him -'.(in
•trust) to the ''•iarrriers ;,"In the
Meantimethe drover made an
assighnient in ' ihankruptcy and,
some time.: thereafter. th°e bank
turned the proceeds, ¢f the ehegr e
over to the trustee 'in: 'bankruptcy.
Before the bankruptcy court
the ;':farmers'argued that since'
Dominion:, Government.regula'-
tions required; that.vallr hogs must;
be;shipped, slaughtered and grad
ed in a packing plant before price`
andgrade can be . establ ished
the: drover was simply acting as.
their . agent and the Money.: be-
longed , to them Other .creditors
argued the fanners had 'sold the`
hogs': to the'drover and 'therefore;
were not entitled to. any special'
consideration as •creditors A trial
was ordered' 'to . determine ;;the
point with the result that ` the trial
judge decided in favor/of the; far-,
mots. It is the first time thispoint
has •'been`,;!before the courts, and,;:,
since Hog grading Regulations'`:
are Dominion wide, it IS very,
portant and far ireaching.
the dome of Mrs,: l'4144:1: Mac,
Dougall ,with 20 ladies present,.
Mrs. D. L. 1VIacKiinnon ;presided
for • the° meeting, The opening
hymn was sung and the Lord's
prayer repeated' its unison, A. let-
ter was . read :by Mrs. Wilbert
Hodgkinson from a lady in Ger
many. who. had :received relief-
clothing • which was sent away a
year 'ago. Mrs,. Ira Dickie•. ,gave
a reading,: on: ^"Med l ations", !'he
scripture reading and. the medita-
tion. entitled,. '"Living Prayers;'
Was . taken,° by ,Mrs. Archie • Mac-
Intyre. ,Hymn ,270 was sung. The
topic . from • the ;study book on
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o on , m • . F'ormnsa"
'"Our C ntnis i _. s, .
we s :taken' by • Dnald• Mr Mrs; . W;; F Mac-:
o
.Dori; : - y
. Mrs: 1Vfaclver •,,ga ✓e
a reading, "What',is home •with•
out d Bi.b1e:, Mrs.. H L'ayis ;':Mrs.
Wa' MacInt`re Mrs, T. Colle•
y ► y .y,
Mrs A. Hughes and Mrs: t _ L
Group
:.The .February meeting of the
W. A. met. at the..home of Mrs.
N. 4. MacKenzie on Wednesday,
.February, -9th' with an attendance
of, 16, Mrs. 'Drenrrafl presided. Af-
ter the opening hymn, Mrs. Mac-
Kenzie " led in prayer. The roll
call Was answered -„,with a Val-
entine' verse: :The, minutes of the
last .meeting were„ read, acid busi-
. ness period. followed, The' scrip-
ture lesson w, as read by, Mrs. G.
MoDiarmid',' Readings were given
•by. Mrs. T. MacDonald, Mrs. or -
land, Richards. and Mrs; R.. Rob-
ertson and 'a, musical number by
Mrs. H, Webster, �The,meeting,°was;',
closed' withthe. •inizpah bene
diction and a ,contest and,:social
If hour
a to
h 11 m'ed o.
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Diplq?n?cy;ass .letting, someone
else :have .our FAY. �,,,
gave a vote of thanks .to- the hos-.
tess and those taking part in the
meeting Hym'n 494 was sung and
MacKinnon' took' part in. the pray- •.Mrs, L: C. 'Maclver closed the
er` circle Mrs W. Hodgkinsonmeeting with prayer ••
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A family plot should. be
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beauty' of a monument Which
will be-eyerlas rngly tribute
to those at rest. We .have many
classic., styles ,to . suggest; and.
Will work- with you on; bus. -
torn designs
Exceptionally low prices:
No canvassing, which elirnin-
ates
sales commissions_
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Ripley,, Ontario
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'er by 'Marion MacDonald'. hymn
40.9: was` sung.Mary . Chin” took the
topic and Roy MacKenzie con
ducted' •a •questionnaire on the
topic. Norman Taylor' played ..a
.Plano solo and hymn` `743: 'was.:.
sung.' The meeting closed with
took the Bible study: ' After pray- the benediction;. ---
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Excavations in the six -block site where' the permanent headquarters
of the 'United Nations are to be built in New York City are nearly
Complete. Meanwhile, U.N. signed a contract .for $23,809,573 for
the construction • of the •39 -story office building; which .will house
its stall`. The.,building is tO• be -=completedµ- in-the--autt ntn_._oL1950 . •
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Your bank account is one of'.;seven : million You
keep it in the bank of ,t'o'ur choice ` A- bank exists
by the confidence -of its depositors You're' the boils.
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IOUR:.bankik.operate under: 'charters
granted by:Parliament, which eve ten .. earls'.
reviews and revises;
em.
Above:. all:, the: -depositor is the
controlling factor -the safetyof :depositors' ,
funds is •a• bank's •first coneern.
• exercising your:free choice; -yours is' t
power which keeps the bank alert `
to your' needs.
a , depositor
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ar,tial _authoriti�esi.- `.•
. have called Canada's banking sy=stem: one' of
the soundest and most ' efficient in the • world.
Contrast this Canadian way with condutions in
lands where freedom is denied—where every
-bank is' a polio ttl tools, every:'banker a' State"
oi"ficiatl' State tr�`4.nctpo�y bf banking,.,
oposed by socialists' here, wo.ul•d
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.banking:t'ransacti`on.s'to poi►i'icui iiitrti.110
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