HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-09-28, Page 5TxURs., 'UPTEIVII3ER 28th, 1950
THE LUCKNC W SENTINEL, LIJCKNOW, ,ONTARIO
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On Homewood :Nursing Staff TOOK PART iNa COt NTY
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Miss: Mary , 'Louise' C,fin lriin 1.1)hlllIONSTRRATLON•DAY ,
who ' carnpleted her. course in., "
• _' •'Guelph7, SeVer ail.:.n' -
'training as'.a nurse' at:the `; ?� ni.l.xi 5 of .the I.�uck
' nu t' '130 :,and :Girls .(..a f Club
General Hospital last Vb k is:, touk : p�lrt. cr.t�ntlS. .i.n the'': 3ruce
visiting her parents,�Mr and`Miti.4'Coun'tj', Junior Club DrYrtl nstiii
:E 'D: "Tex" •Cameron:'' Mis's,C'arn-''.tion. Day held at Wsi1h.eetof•. Sic-
•. eron • has accepted o a . position , c'n: l' tt't:ri: j eui i Pi' 1 ii) •.Clubs p u ticipa
.the • nursing staff - .at `Homo\\ `oel': ted
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Sanitarium in i. Guelph, and wil1l'; In:,the .iivestcicl jiuciging'Miff -
• study' psyc iatric .wo.rk fol a'time lay: Gaunt,. 'tion'' of 'V(i.�• 'a'nd'. Mrs..
in: that. 'institution. She' tiVill ,en ,.Alidi;cr\v •G'a int •st+iircd the high,
ter.,upon'.her, clew duties -in-.the citz.... k 'ill' ini- • of the.. Luclaio«
Royal' City on:: Oetobcr. 15th ,- ;•mLrl,bcrs •1)ii\•id 1i.ciih cat Tees-
-Walkerton,Heralel-,;.,Tin-w' . �'tyator •v i' high t'iir till - Co in:ty. ,
FEDERATION NEWS
D 4r i n g the ibusy .summer
months activities ' in Huron Co.
h,edt�i ation of Agr. take a, back.
,,eat while everyone is primarily
interested 'in haying .and harvest-
ing operations. T. his:year the'wea-'
therman has prolonged the .har
vesting to such an .extend that
it is 'still impoSSiible to. 'expect -a
'good attendance at a farmers'
gathering .unless itis, a wet day.
On Tuesday. night Sept: 19th,
the .directors of :Huron .County
Federation' of Agr, • held thein
September meeting ,:with .a: sup'
prisingi.y: good' attendance.. Seiv
:oral i esalutionswere on •the,
agenda and were thoroughly did-
• cussed, Most'irhporfant among.
these: °were the
r esolutaon on feed:
grains and one on :income tax•
deductions' for moliey sr�ent, ,ort
-tile drains.. •
President .Chas. • Coulter and
Mr,' .Leslie Fortune. 'went to •'a.
meeting in Toronto on Thursday,
'Sept. 21st at which 'a thorough
discussion: of taxation problems'
took place.' One branch' of; this'
discussion is of great interest to
l`arrn people • in Huron, Co.:. For
the past few years it has !been
felt .by' rural people that they'
are, paying more than their 'share
of ;the''cbst of 'maintaining HLgb.
•School 'areas. It: is to be' `:'hoped
t.hat-some action v✓ilh.'be. taken by
our "Provincial' Government to'
gee that 'this' is thoroughly . in
vestigated and -.proper adjust-
ments made.
The Canadian :.Federation •of
Agriculture ':is, asking that' the.
Board Of Transport CRommiss.ion-:
err will not'P•grant any prOpo'sed2.
increase in railway.freight rates
for 'l'ivestock shipments ' • until
surh', time /as • a .full hearing can. •
be held .on the: matter •
Made controls. -i67- unpopular iri
1941;
T'lae feed grain issueis' still a
very live topic. ,If we ' can • con-
tinue* to keep this feed grain
• problem. a' live . issue 1 am cer-
tain some reasonable solution,
consumption of butter is down
considerably and. SO . is product r
tion.
MOWBRAY COMPANY
•BUILDING DURHAM BRIDGE
The Durham .Chronicle carried
a picture of the site of a new
$54,000 Concrete bridge' being
built over -the. Saugeen'• River in
Durham, 'to replace the one that,
went out two , years ago
The bridge is being -built ' by
,the Robert MowbrayConstruct
ion . Company ata contract price
of• sortie $34,000. The: Department"
of Highways is •providing ' the
steel; cement/ and engineering:
services and ' it is 'estimated; the'
overall , cost will' be $54',000.•
The span.. willbe'•75 feet.•
.There's, a 'remedy for ,Cluttered.-.•-:
attics a.' `SWant Ad" "'in 'The Sen-
tinel.
can .be ' found to • lower the cost
of feed' to, the .Easter'n •Canailian.
feeder.
The Crearrm. Producers.. organr •
nation of Huron: County is. out 'to
try and :complete the margarine
:survey they started last summer.,
So • far only about three percent.
of the farm people • ,vho have rem
,ported in :the .survey are using. 'a
substitute :for butter;
Thanks .• to a; merri.ber" of. our
Cream Committee, we have
Qui '' fflce; :at ;Glintdn : a copy`, of
the. Submission by 'the ' Dairy
"Farmers of Canada en the Dairy
Situation as ,presented to• the
meeting. of the,'Pr;ovrricial
sters', of Agriculture in Toronto
on August 28, 1950 This is a 14
page: report and would ,make
.very interesting, reading' for •any
one -that thinks' the sale -Of 'mar
ga,r'ine is not destroying the dairy'
industry ' in Canada. ' Doinestic
The Federationof ; Agricult ire
• has urged-, Government to set up
'a committee to, snake :'a thorough
study. of the eco- nomiq balance-
'as. exists the -.;various, groups in
the • -national economy so • that
when coritrols''are .unposed, they
will. .be ,on; -the; most equitable
basis possible.. This would. 'elim-
irate, atrial and errorperiod` that
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