HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-03-26, Page 7. , DAY, IVIAB,CH 26, 1947,
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TAYLOR—ARMSTRONG Bruce ::ember peaks • For.
• A• quiet but pretty wedding
toe place at iCric x` united church •Farrier a nd'Oecentral*�yation
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March 15th, when. Rcv.. H. .
Snell ,united in marriage Mary.
Armmstreng,. daughter • of•' Mr.
ar�d Mrs. Mark Armstrong of
West Wawanosh, and John. -Tay-
of , T. and Mrs. ; Orval
• Taylor of; East. „Wawanosh. The
'bride *as becomingly, attired' in
a. fuchsia suit •with grey topcoat,
with' black , aGcdssories 'and cor-.
Sage of fuchsia' • carnations. She
' s attended ..by her 'sister,., Mrs..
elyin , Craig of Atiburri:;'" who -
alb -lack crepe dress- ;with-
. chose a •
cerise ;trim ,and corsage, of cerise
',carnations.: The groom ' was at,
tended • by • .itis brother, Lloyd.
Ttlylor. 'After the • ceremony the
• tbrid11- couple left „for a 'trip: to
Toronto.. On their return:' they
will reside on the groom's florin
in East• W awanosh. "
.
Auburn, on. Saturday, 'Auburn, •
a
Ration Coupon Due .Dates
Coupons now good, are sugar,
preserves S26, tQ . S45,, butter .B35
'to B46 and 'meat kM64 to M78
Mr.- Andy Robinson,'Ni•P. for
M..Canada today: Nearly every
move the present government bas
made has been: toward central=
ization. During the war 'this° gov-
ernment encouraged the building
Of large industries in the thickly
populated areas. Most of these
industries' are peace tifne Ijnclus-•
tries at ' the present time. The
government "missed a 'wonderful,
chance., by. ;not- placing', many.: of:.
these ', new factories'' among -the
smallertoVvvns• arid `villagesr :there=
by the migration wouldnot .have,
been,to,the''larger centres, to the
detriment of - thesmallerrural
places, • ;:.
•Woixking conditions in those
srrialler• •centres. would •be :much,
`better. ' The working men.' and
women 'would not Kaye; to. travel
up to 'an hour, or ' more; to. go
to :and from •.their. work.. They
ward.. socialism it y would : sure1'':•, would have ' that extra time to
'defeat wthe object of the, organ :I.spend with. their families, most.
izattoni which is to' help :out or- likely . in their gardens at home.
ganized :agrictglture, What; agri- Walkfng on their way to work.
culture •needs is nbt . so; much _l '
..:,,,�,.�....�.,�..._� ... �..�..they..,F...w.Quld�.knawa,ndw.be-able-to-
,say "hello" to ;everyone•they met.
They wouldbe able to live much
cheaper..The3 ; uvould not be holed
Bruce Riding` in taking .,part• in
the debate On th speech from the
throne, said in part:
Mr . Speaker, the riding I rep -
.resent is, considered a rural con=
stihi.Mency. The people vGho make
LIP' -'that .riding are :'good people,
a "hard-working, industrious peo-
ple. We Wave not been noted for
becoming, millionaires but we -get
along wonderfully well under. the
circwits Utz rces-
It will be -readily •understod
that in a rural riding like :Bruce
we' have an active > federationof
agriculture I have heard it. said
that the federation of 'agriculture
is leaning toward socialism. Stich'
is not the case in Bruce. Z' do not
.believe it ,ii -•true of the"to.p of-
ficials of the l feder"atiorr, and if
the federation. were' leaning to
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YOUR CHICKS
ing:helout: as. to secure', a
'square
re :deal' 'in comparison. with
.other occupations in, Canada,. We
have: worked hard through'"'the.tup:,,ia. a; crowded apart nent.'that-
-'�--�•��.:- :set.�- f, ::--lit,,el-lm ae�N
-,, �i.aaL V. uaa�A. aa'4''Zr a. ;�'iv�`i• • a.,.y� v-a'ii �il�clliCJ L7�•1'�dL�Al d1�F-��i1�`���(J���. dS,G- l'.ic4cla �l attG
overpayment, for ;the. 'number of
GO: any dm Thursdays
:April 3rd, until'2.00
p:tn. Monday, April 7th:
RETURN: leave deitina•
tion -up to midnightTitese
:da ' A riht3ch 1,94.7.
Y. P ►
• This loons. week•',
- endToffers`an-•aipportuutty
' for a •visit at home or.
. away yith.friends..
CANADIAN NATIONAL
have; more. Working conditions in erich for the past .six years, has.
smaller centres da not•supply the accepted a, call to Bedford d • Park
same -.incentive-to -labor.- •to go ;-Ch.urch., Toronto,_.effeetilie.....Ji y'..,
ori "strike:'as that given,''in the 1st.:
larger' cities.. In 'the. smaller- 'cert...
tre ea :o.' ker is not; considered
,. each,worker n ,
a, cog in . the wheel, of industry,
but ,is considerer a wheel ,i1n 'the'
lnaehinerk—tha keeps° yin trstry
running. I would suggest that:any 0 -
government',' would' .do ' well to REV:: S .M COTT has' received
find' ways and means to encour- a call: to St.. Andrew's Church;
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-t3::-tis�s..�.-:ataftf
.F. �a. SILLS. has been ,elected
reeve tif`Seaforth by ,acclamation
to fill the vacancy caused by the
,death~ of John F.. Daly
ion They would 'be able to'ra se u thenK o Pres
h urs o worked. At the Present P: their 'kiddies, as GOO meant them
time there 'is not the inclination to be. raised. kiddies are'not :even;
amongst' young people to settle
on the many ;vacant farms which
we have • I.' am su:re that' i f the
farmers were getting. ..a. square
dial #aniane.iailly: there ., would.;: be,.
many of these young people who
-would settle on . these `vacant.
arras, and. that in A.,ttrh would
go a longway toward relieving
the acute housing'shortage which.
tba ;.governzn t_.:seems" unable to
-re:Medy We .ktu.,rw -the! con-ditro s-
.that; prevail 'on. the majority -df,
faints.: The 'owners are m ostly.
elderly men who' no longer ;have
strength` to carry`,on,: They can-
not .get'• help.. They cannot' :sell
The demand., for': farms is limited,,
,l)rices' `offered"are, generally
• 1oiA•er than the value of the build-:.
ings,. °with ` nothing• left' for. •the.
.land.'' They „cannot rent,.: so . they.
db the only thing left .They seed'
down t'the. •land • and, t'u'rn it to
pasture, and ;::the•'producttvity is'
less E.than:..aquarter of what- it:`:
m ght;be The. conditions:prevails•
over most of :Ontario. During': the
'war the farmers.did`'a `wonderful
and heroic: job; With less •help
they .:produce'd. a great dear more..
Tl^rey:._did it by working -almost.
impa4si.. e ors.Ifl race farts.
•the • work week ,has averaged
tween, eighty . and .ninety hours,.
the year , wound,' and no :holidays,
For 16. years'; v
has led -the 'lel
as .the
"most -fed" chick•starter :irr:''
Western •:Ontario
Made ' and delivered daily
right here . in Western On-
lana-- it- is fresh -= tait -=
vitamin rich' -� y •
1,000,000' chicks dtdly /n., • by
One 'hundred ' chicks` need
�. ;, only one bag of`%�,.{ood
for the first month; kee
P•
your chicks out' in front with
Viiafood•
'that chicks up. to three
We$§ require ons inch 'of
chick Size hopper spate open.
chick, ,and two Anthes per
chick from three to, silt weeks
ol.large size chick hopper
REV.,11, H. TURNHULL, : pastor' gation at 4014i -dine for the past.
North':St;.''Un.. ited .Church, .God-' ten years. •
welcome, in''•most -apartments.. by •
landlords today Conditions in.'
large centres are working toward
holding down our . 'natural: ,in
crease. iii :''popuiat; '1atural '�r:
crease `beats any: type:' of : immi
gratiorr' that.. any' country can
think of. Frbni the point of .v'iew
'of raising a famnily,,the 'large con-
gested city stinks There is not
e'veri gxassT''a.n; :the se.'r►ol
grout 'fit -r i'n
to'day'`furnish sy_ thetic grass for
.our ' dead:.. C - n w: not : supply.`a
little oft a .na.ral grass for ,oily
;Children •
We h e had 4,m•uch labor unrest
•
to• , • Canaca • and probably will
utTirner nda3F-- :'oik Mia
k?en from three to. five hours, in
*inter;," si-x. to •eight hours .Farm
women,
many. `with little
families; with no: help in: the
house, and .ted ,often without •th'e
conveniencesthat to •towns are
considered an . everyday 'necessity, •.
drove tractors, .tended 'poultry,
milked cows, helped: .with :".the
'
' to-•
�'n' 'and on .
ha 9.' .• nd • • testi s
n h
y' ..g.•". . oar. g,
how ,'found time besides. for a. I.
dead deal of social' life. The'aver
age farmer,* is . `I may say, not
interested in an eight .hour „day'.
but, • more ' interested. in an eight-
hour •night.
Such •'conditions are 'no` •good
for •the future. •welfare,:of Canada..
There is. 'talk of this Government
spending -'millions of. dollars.°in
Lucknow; Ontario.
ency
asci ally,
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A proposed Cream submit Marketing YirScheme for Ontario, under the farm .products Marketing Act,' has
rs ed•to the Farm ddtiet's •'Markettng .Board foroonsi '�r
rroducers Association.' bee
• t . de ation, by the Ontario. C'.ream.
ore can tonal er c° g a Must 6edl that .- fair represen
ion of the Cheam P ducere are, fa o�ur of its domtt�nt Id toto�tatn the reoorded'
ar
tat p views.
of the Produce•rs•, a vote by ballo;is being tak•en on. the; question
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"ARE YOU:IN' F*VOUR''OF `.TIIE. PROPOSED ;
S y. O.NTABIOCR R-ABUGE•RSL•.-M 1R -TIivSOII,.Ei
opening up more :farm lands in
Canada, Would any'government
not. b;e .,wise" to try .to make the
present farmer's lot such that we,
could make 100 •percept use, of
the good land that is • now avail=
able? p .:
• l wish to say a few words on
decentralization, becentializati.m
is not only a' big, ''wordbut also.
-'big: subject, It is: a subject, that'.
is hat receiving nricitt,gh ,.attenntioil
471 ..
BEING BROUGhIT INTO FORCE IN. ONTARIO" ; °;•
ALL PRODUCERS MUST"REGI TER
• All producers must register :to voter three alternative methods of voting acre provided to Cream
;Producers, as.follo' s. --.
(1) By personal registration and voting in each Agriculttural'Representative's. office between March 31
and' April 30; 1947, or ° :
(2) By personal registration and voting with the Deputy Returning Ot&cer, in cbar•ge ;at.each local meeting ,.
and 'afterward. until April .19,,'194'7,. or :• •
r!
• • (3) By registrati'on by 'mail after:April 19..1947,'with 'each Agricultural.Repreeeetative. Who' ill:eend
out;: to. the producer. a ballot Which must, be marked, signed and returned•to the Agricultural Representa•
tive not later than April 30, 1947.
PUBLIC MEETINGS TO BE HELD
The Ontario Cream Producers`:Association' is'utrangrng:for :a Public Meeting •.or Meetings in each County and
' District in Ontario during' the period' from April 1 to. April 19. Watch .your weekly newspaperp for 'notice of the
tine and place• of your local meeting, or call your Agricultural Representative.
Copies of the proposed . schewe May he,: secured at the' Agricultural' :llepresentative'e, ,Office Or at the public. •
o All ballots must be returned to the Agricultural Representative before April 300947. Any ballots i•eceir,
after. that date will dot be recorded.
ALL CREAM: 'PRODUCERS An URGENTLY REQUESTED
• TO REGISTER, TO . ATTEND TIM .MEETING IN ' THEIR
AREA—AND TO •VOTE. ' HUSBAND, WIFE, SON OR ' r -
DAUGHTER MAY *art; BUT ONLY ONE FROM EACHaOPERATING
• FARM _.VNI'T •
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TAR1O FARM PRODUCTSMARKEFING BOARD
Parliament ' Bindings.. 9ueen's Park, rtoranto, 'Ontnino
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