HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-02-12, Page 5OP A
lnesday, lrebruary t.tl , 1946.
ceum Theatre
'INGHAM
Show starts. at 8.00 o'clock
• Saturday Night at 7045. '
'hursday, Friday, • Saturday.
Y.13 1:
.BRUAR r 1, s
...
DOROTHY LAMOUR,
ARTU UO IDe 'Ct3RDO V fl :; P
asquerade..�exiico
in �1II
Saturday iIi.
dinee • Sa Y at. 2.04 Fr
rnday, Tuesday, 'Wednesday
iBRUARY1.7, 18, 19
DOUBLE BILL
•
(WARD G, ROBINSON.,
;LORETTA YOUNG).'..
'ORSON WELLS
RANGER
R
DULY ENTERTAINMENT::
AND: •-
A TOOT"
•
TUX ::oUCKX4OW ,SENTINEL, L' JCENOW, ODUA. ifo
•
K I� 7 (y+y� �'
�N L O U �A H:
f Too. ' late. forty last' week .
Mr. and Mrs. , Albert Hewitt of
Millarton visited Tuesday with
Mr, and Mrs. Art .Graham.
PAVE .FINN..
AGRICULTURE FEDERATION
OICTS AND REGULATIONS
•
It has been suggested that we'
outline , some of the objects • and
regulations of. the Township Unit
• The teacher and pupils of our. of th} Federation of Agriculture,.
school attended the educational, The..obiect• of furthering „tlie
Picture str ow put ;ori in -the •town- interests o f farmers - i n 'a 11
ship hall on Tuesday afternoon branches.• is: sub -divided, as .fo1=
by the National Fiirrt Board, ' lows: t . •
Deepest sympathy is .extended. .:BY fostering mutual, : under,
to: and. Mrs. John Johnston, standing, :•
Coln..10► in •the• loss of their* ad., 'encouraging the
1
e study. • of
e
•est son James who was feta- far•nm and household problem's, so
lured at the _CNB.. rocs ,ng.-$oath---aws_ tp.:.increase -the-•eff=iciency and -
of Kincardine on Tuesday, night,: comfort ;of the farmer and his-.
Relatives and •friends in the family.
.community attended the recep By studying, teaching, promot-
tion and dance in. the Ripley hall• ing, and :establishing the ;prin.:.
on Tuesday in honor jai Mr. ;c•iples of"co-pperatibn;
•• and `.Mrs, Lloyd Cornish . ,recent ! --By ' watching t legislation relat-
new'lyweds.::Mrs. Cornish was the `ing to the farmer's, irrierosts,. and
former Mabel Stewart, .daughter. by . urging from time ' to time,'
of: Mr.° arid M:rs,,Tom Stewart..
Mrs. Harold Haldenby • was
guest soloist • on the program At
Home,.with .the Ladies: on ' CKNX
on•Wednesday morning.
•
,Miss Veronica Murray; student
nurse in training at St. Joseph's
hospital, London,. spent the week
end', with her parents,. • Mr:. and
Mrs: 17,- A, Murray. .
Mr John Johnston, is not as
:well. as" *is` htaffy. 'friends "wish` to
See him.:.
• 105 LISTED AT N.E.O.
Lary •Cllangeable
ie wea.ther summary 'for the
th of.: •January'' ;shows it .;to
been '"a very : changeable'
At toe end. •.ot" . January, . 105
irides and 2fi :females were reg
istered at the National Employ.
merit' Office, Wallkertoni.,for em-
.ployment These persons , for, the
m'.ost part. are residing in• l<incar-
'dine, LucknoiCe Mildmay; 'Valk-
, Durham and • Mt
ores e..arger•percentage of
these: -persons axeunskilled' work-
ers especially. :in, the Male 'class:
The unemployment at the prey
eat
'time..on their`part is due;_.to'
seasonal conditions..
five: clear 'days In the 3.1
Year's day ` produced the.
.st- temperature •at 8.. below
e .the high was 45t. degrees.
'e were, .53,.'iri'ches *of rainfall
•
40 inches of snow•
strss--141e13e--yo
ly truthful, Norah.
?w Maid: I aril . on• my. ',own
unt,: mom:: I -only tell :lies for
family, '
The female list includes,: saes
clerks, ' office' :• workers' and 'fact:
ry-- eerk=er , eyCrs in-t'cr
ested in "'securing additional ,help,
may find their solution" in ;con
tacting the.'local EMploytnent•
..Of
•fisc,..Walkerton:.
through' duly appointed delegates
or otherwise,> the •passing of leg-
islation required to promote the
bestinterests of 'agriculture:
By: co-operating. •' with similar
groups. in:,:Huron .County in . dis-
.cussing; and . debatin, g sooial,
economic; and farmer's 'problems,:.
with'`• a view• of developing co-
operative thought and action
amongst, the farm: people and' to'
foster and :.maintain a s progres,-
siwe citizenship in ural''corninun;
Ales;
The' men'ibership • shall be open
to all owners or operators: of; or
w • ricers_ mi ants la: ds:
the township,
'They •farm .women of the Town-:
Shap are especially :invited. to
take an important part iii. the..
activities of the_, Association' .and.
May be included .in the 'member=
ship.
TO 'INFORM COUNTY EOL
OF HOSPITALIZATION PLAN
The • County directors of the
Ht.Uren:' County Federation. of
Agric
uftu're hewld an smMportan t
meeting recently..in the Agricul
aural Board Room, Clinton,, with
thirty directors being present,.
The County ;Warble Fly cam-
paign and the Co-operative Med-
ieel Services Hospitalization plan
were main. topics .of discussion;
Hugh Hill, chairman of the
WarbiVly Committee, outlined
the 4p4i"posed plan, and H.. _ J,
Hawkey, ..o f . Crang • Spray , Corpora=
anion,;, TQrQntp,. spoke on..conelu
cions it from, experience , gained
last year and equipment available
to do;• the lob: this season. It is,
hoped that w each township 'will.
,launch its - awn 'campaign.
:Theannual meeting Mof the
.County Hog Producerswas held,
'in;the same 'office Wednesday
afternoon, along with the annual.
meeting- of the YorkshireBreed-•
ers: George Gear, Agricultual
representative . of Bruce •'ounty,.
was the 'Special .'speaker for• the.
occasion. Mr. .Gear outlined the
plan adapted in •:Bruce County, to
increase the quality of our hogs
Tt was;"decided send` �a full Ciel
egat'on to :;the annual :Provincial
meeting? to be Ireld in • theo Royal.
:York Hotel, Toronto, on -March
7th. Plans. were laid to ste • ';un
the quality of:hogs in Huron Co.
The: Health 'Comrnittee held a
meeting: on , Satiirday. 'afternoon,
deciding to mail . a . copy. :,of the
proposed Hospitalization '.Plan; t�
every ,.farm' family in 'the Cpunty
and to distribute the same:to; all.'.
fist ''. halt ,of. February:, This. is. ' a
matter' which will .require the
careful consideration of eve'_
rY.
'f aniily in: the `County.
the Association: shall be discuss
ed: and decided'up on. 'at meetings
held: from time to: time. ' The
;township unit shall put, the nec-'
essary pressure on ,the':•township
council, to pass;'a by-law levying;
up to :. mill . on.the assessment
of•all °farmers . in the township;
as ` an annual .rnembership-'fee in
the"Federatiop of Agriculture:"
The officers' . of, the 'Association
•shall consist'.of'a president; :a vice.
president, !:a •: secre.tary-treasurer;
'eeswateramps'
0. • ,.. -
� Reafly
{ast•year,,we introduced R:O,P. breedingg Cockerels in•toour
lens tor -the first time,:•.gnd you would hardly believe, such
heromenal' results could; be po sible. yin- 'one �generat.ion...:
'ormerly, this breed trailed'our White Leghorns and Barred
Locks inro •-
p action
NOW THEY ARE THE LEADERS
ire,
and one director,fram each school
section' in the township and. two.
• auditors. .•
The 4•executive of •the . Associa
tion shall consist _ The—officers
: of
Of the' Association•.• .. . '
e1 ction -of;. the•_. president,,
the Oresident rid,bOard'::Of
-directors shall :be held•. a I\ an, an-
tush ` :meeting They ; ,shall ; hold
off ice for; one e` year arid be elected,.
• annually at' the• annual meetings`
of the . Association, Open • noinina-
offices and. election by. ballgt, pro-
.ceeded:• with'if nQ- cessary.
t^
►rid :have`'' been rigght, through the. winter. :Not only ,'that;.
hey • ai•e holding' their body 'weight and looking 'theirr best,
vhrle:producing •steadily over. 70 percent
`1'ew' Hampshire:`Chicks are'•our' best. hitchers:' The: -y, are
,
asiest to raise. They. make'exce'llent:.'•broilers or, roasters.`
of met ,and ,eggsyou cannot beat • •
TEESWATI+,`RVIEW 'NE.W. Hb'IP.
t ;you . likey
a. Hybrid,* these.: pe�pyM� 1`�etw •Ha.iYip Co.cke� c ls, •
to;�tic.�.d with our•: R,O.P.• sired '`Barred . Rook. females, :give:
" oi.'5tvaterview New • Ham.x Barred`.111; c 5, Right n'iit
t. 1,06its as if this-- Hy'brid is to be our best seller• in i.l4 c.>
YOU have not t pldeed. your slider, do so ati, once,. We; also
Lave .;pure R:,(�:P: sired 'Barred•`Rocks' and'•White; Leghorhs
nd the' popular : Barred Rock" x White Leghorn Hybrid.'
VRITE OR. PHONE
•
O
eeswaterV■rew Farm and Hahr:':
• 'PHONE 84-w 'PHONE 84-r-21.:
o
'TE'ES'WATER, •O.NTARIO.
•
•D:,UN-GA.N•N0N. .
ev.' W J: Rogers presided..fer
,tile .annual: ineetin ' ' of the ;Un
ited. • Church.. when ,e?eceller t ie=
ports •• were • 'received • from the
•vat sous' : depattments The treas-
urer's,. ,report showed a gratifying '
.:':stir . las; 'Mrs. '`E� Finnigan; and
' Mi•s E•....Ei rington acted as serut-
iilc‘ers' for the. election of. bfficers •
\tido arc •i f i1ows elders, Heber •
1 Eet!l� , Will. Petrie;•,•board of ste-
1. aids; ;Everett .Finnigari, Wilbur
l r >wni .'X. K. .Da:wson Barye'.
c y `
e'.,C.
•�,ntica . on, missaloi'ia•y and iYiain.- -:
.te Lance treasurer, ;Mf s. M ; Reed;
' .Sunday School 'superintendent;;
nh Shackleton ; assistant, Mrs.
Ain Orse;. cretor u
Miss ' Pearlr 1♦ insenig.an; annivereasrsarrery
•cohtinittee,• i< K. Dawson, Hebei.
Eery, Mr b.
Fowler;.. auditors, .
Wilbur '.Brown; Roy Rutledge
choir leader;:, Mrs. D. Fowler; Ob -
•server : r. represerntative,' Miss June
Rutledge, 'congregational secret-.
al'y, Mrs, Otto Popp...A °cote. of
Kapltreeiation:':was extended to ` Ir.
Rogers.. for 'his ':Work dtring the
'Stoat. A .pot-ltick • supper.,was ser-
ved at,the Closeof: the
meeting,
REX THEATRE
" .:LUC Nt)W
MATINEE.;,E-
_ Every Sat,, at, 2.30
NO,SHOW TONIGHT
WEDNESDAY
We have eancellled the mil,
week shdW for this. ' Weel
R e, SAT.
MON.
W 've a
scute rog
• e, p; gram,'foF
your enjoyment , - •
Men In
Mer : Qiary
Peggy Ryan,.
g . Louise Allbritton.
Jon Hall.
With this 'cast you can be sure
its splendid entertainment.
NEXT •WEDNESDAY
" DOUBLE BILL.
• "THE ,GENTLEMAN
FROlfl TEXAS"
"ohtlnny Mac Brown
Also Showing
a ccC
CHINATOWN",
Charlie Chan
COMING SOON
SEVENTH.
1
•
•
•
F. T. ARMSTRONG' , was re -ap-
pointed chairman of the Goderielt:.'
Board. of Health. •at the 'inaugural
meeting.,
•
t
uy' Farm and Hatcher!
THIRTY years ago this''Spring _ we. purchased, our first baby-.
.chicks, arid'` since that time we have, been in the poultry busi-
:ness con inua y, re now ave a:pou try plant of which we
are justly 'proud..' We. have Made. a study of' culli g and sel -
• ection for egg production -and* .meat . ;type, and when yott .
.purchase. your. chicks . you,: get 'the' ;benefit of.: our 'experience;
All the parent stock is blood -tested, annually.
its year vve offer.. you the following. ip;Baby'Chicks
s' -C Wl
lteghorr �s .
to B reed Rock c
1. Leghorns
Mixed Pullets,:
29c
13c• '.27c,
Mar: '&. Apr.
May
June ` T....
--vg?--e"-ox 2c -
ELI1ER
12e. •25c:.
_ ` N, $amp.
'B.. Reek
• Mar.. & Apr
May.
June.
Ham., x
L. Sussex
Med Pnlleta
'15c. .25c'
1.4c' 24c:
13c '23e.
RRISH.ir
GORRJE, ONTARIO.
:lifter
Vice
; THE LUCKNOW . DISTRICT': CO-OPERATIVE INC WILL :
•
BE MIXIN4 FERTILIZERS THIS. SPRING
AS" YJSUAL.
• ALTHOUGH WE ARE WARNED of (`-a� 'v,ry serious 'world .
wide shortege'•of fertilizer material, We have .a large supply:
of material: •o' .hand •and: much more• •• o'rdered, :so as long as'.
welcan'secure'material :we•shall •continire,:to'mix the. usual
'grades as ;ordered : by, • the ••fanners. •
1E3 SIDES• THESE •we mix a..2 -i2=6 without aiiller which has
become very popular as it can be sown: with any ordinary
seed dr•i11.. This is known as Pebble. and 40 lbs, of it contains
as ; mueh' plant.'fdod as 125, lbs: • of 2-12=6 with a filler,
For Further. Information Phone' 'or' Write to
Luckfl�w District(o-Operative-
Box' 63, Luckndw : _= 'Phone 7I: "
We Deliver
:i•i:yRw v'
John -Jamieson, :Manager,
• 0
•
•