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.A SALUTE TO'
FARMERFRIENDS
There rc is something' in nearness to
the soil • that. brings the . best out of
Iran
THE. LUCKNOW 'SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO'
HELEN ORR : TO BE
Thrift, Tenacity, Vision; Courage • 1
and . ability , to.. work hard_ are qualifica-
tions which characterize the farmers of
Canada, andenabled- them : to. accom .
plishVia. grand- wartime job:.
ICON
dRATULA'TIONS A D BEST, • WISHE
•
FARMERS' WARTIME JOB
(Continued from Page 1)
to'ilman our farms and -farm them
well Farm people believe that if
we .' were., able to apply a :general
pr ceiling ceilin in wartime 'to :save
us • from: disastrous :.inflation; We
:can: equally ,well apply. a general
floor price under :farm' productsbadly damaged left hand.
' PlaMARI' *TEACHER
Early last week Miss Helen Orr
• 1 accepted the contract offered • her
by4the Lucknow Board of Edu-
cation as. primary :teacher in the
Public School. Miss Orr will ,suc-
ceed '-Miss -Marion M'acD.ougs,ll,
who will • teach at Springfield
next term.
With 'the. appaintment. of Miss
Orr, all vacancies on the HigYr:
School ,"and Public School staffs
have been filled.. The.. two .new
members of the High School staff 1
. are Glenn' H. Needham.. of Sun-
driictge.' and Miss Margaret, Mac,
.Kenzie of Thamesvif e.,
Mr, Needham .'who _was priri7
cipal of Sundridge Continuation
School; for., two . years, previausly•
served, for four years on .the staff
of T e e s ver a t e r ,Continuation.
..School..'Ars. Needham *'was •for=
merly•. Eve'lyn..King, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. 1-I. King' of, Tees. -
water.
ees=water. ; k•
Succeeds Miss Orr
For the past. two years, singe
the school was .re_ opened, Miss
Orr•=has 'tafight at °S S No -.-5, Kin- -
loss' tSixth Concession).: Her suc-
cessor at the Sixth will be Miss
1 Isabel Porteous of Ripley, who
graduated this ' year from Surat
ford Normal.•
LOCAL.•, LADY. BEREAVED_`:
OF- SISTER AND BROTHER
DUAL ACCIDENTS
AT WOOD -BEE
A . wood -bee at Eugene Con -
be a bad day ,for: accidents,., send-
ing one of .the Helpers to-' bed -
with a back injury, While • the
operator, of ;the outfit _suffered ' a
Mrs Michael l -Hogan of tows
The first -victim was Grant-. has twice -within a week received
to sav es froYn the disasters o#' 'word of the death •ot a srsterand
deflation. do not :.believe it MacDiarr'nid; He, was .about to re l
. • They . . • a brother,' which -occurred in both- :: ".
th ' bitter ex -block. t"wood-about 12
•WEDNESDAY, ' ' JUNE 19th, 1948,
A • RECORD OF WHICH .
••TO ' BE PROUD ;.
The fine war -time contribution:
made by .. Canadian. agriculture„ is " •gen. ,��.-
eraliy recognized:.
Only' those, however, with intim
ate *knowledge of their.problems,
c'iate •themag... nitud
appreciate or `the task
• k
that was accomplisled;..
Of this 'achievement
well be proud.
YY
tE PRAY FOR
O[�R SUCCESS_.
At the'present time' the world -
faces- one. `of the'. gravest crisis in
histor '
famine.
is :.necessary that e . i _ er cover T b oc o :.:
, .• _ _ =•4aad-been_ instances at Bremerton,• near-
gei�ences of�he�fl's-have-to- nch�s�through•�wl3reh , , l _7"--�t,��at��sW-ashrn�
re gated"`If regulations .and con, left with a long `spur ,on it U
P
trots` are .necessary to 'gave 'secur-•
aware that
ity-land- stability to rural_�l4ife, our
. fareciers are • willing to: accept
them: But better still, they would
dike . regulations self-imposed . as
far as possible and administered
1
r ! •• larg'ely by officials selected -from
t' • .. 'among themselves., That is what
'democracy- means to t em:
d�a
n
Fars..
rye.
The greatest agricultural
production :in history was.`
p `shed byCanadian :
accomplished , . ,
Farmers airing World War
IL; During the' coming years
• they will be. -called on , to
:further increase this rec-
ord producton to; feed:, .a
starving - world.
It is `indeed a;. pleasure
' or "Your Store ,of' Friendly.
f
Service" to ; join' in this l
J SALUTE TO'
GRICUL'f Ui E
he was retrieving it,
the -;_next cut:. of ' similar 4iarneter_!
was heaved !froth .the cutting
table,
striking ;Grant in the small
of the 'back ,while .in a stooped
position -
He suffered greatly, from the
ton
• The two., deaths in the' •faphiily;'
were her, oldest sister, -.Annie, age.
84, • ' and her brother John;`' 61,
'members of the family of the':la e
Mr. and Mrs Thomas •Ford,.;ear y
settlers of ; 'Concession 10; ''Ash-,
field, whete, the :family was 'barn
blow and had:`to be . taken to' his .
`blow a h_ as gen -and raised. and *here 'Mrs. Ford
died The-•-f�th
ere a e -r died_ .at. BreTnei- L
d t4 bed. for , a few days Fort- ton several ";years ago; 1
unately no bodes were: broken � :several members of the fam
Shortly after this mishap, Leo -; •
"Coutney, owner of the -outfit, ly- are Father Thomas Ford of
London, 11llrs. Hogan (Mary), of
when it came
had his left hand ;badl3�---ilio -ed.--M-
,§47.1..,,,,
Lucknow;} : a, lick anzl_V•ill off
m ;contact with the .Bremerton � and Joseph'of ; Oregon.: ` '
savar.,•,'One „finger -. was so • badly ,
lacer-atedzancLiplirrtei"ed._that..:an?-•'Predeceased were two brothers
. u tin ru s_at firsa considered and • a sister,--Den'rris, Mrke.�- and
P � g ["dray.
' Canada's . Fanners has . been
--To.,.
f' roducin a )
8
ortion: of the world s, .food ,food needs.
•
certain . that they e are°
• j' ive -just as they
achieve::� this :.object �
' ive of the war
achieved= : the object
years.
DELIVER
a _.
•
but the digit . was dressed. and
treated •in'=an; effort. 'to save it
HIJGE GAGIE ,GUEST <AITIST .
AT ; S. S. ANNIVERSARY.
;The Sunday'School annivers
a
ii ', was -held in -the' -United',
Church, on 'Sunday morning with,
Students and teachers .:attending.
.the church service in a: body: The.
Sunday School •orchestra;' coin:-
.prised"
oin:,prised . of Mrs: H R : Allin, Dr:.1 Chicago, land from t
James' ' Little,. ;:Messrs Harvey home .with 'itis l 'br&.
•Treleaven,: W: L. MacKenzie,: P. •
W..'Hoag, ' Mary • Johnston and
Johne* Crispin led -in -the' singing.
Spent Month In West ,
•Mr.' John r a -r risn or' Ashfield
returned home a couple of weeks;
ago: after" a month's visit in Wes-
tern: Canada: Mr. ;Fairish "Made
the trip -West . by, ' motor, - acconi-
panying his nephew David. Far-
risk to' Semans, Sask:, to visit his
brother .: David. Mr. Farrish
turned . by..- bus from Regina to
ere ,motored'
et • :Wilfred
An impromptu number was the
singing.: of `.`Jesus, Loves Me" by
Mrs;; McDiarmid's •;class ` The -of =
fering i was. taken ' by Bruce: John-
ston, . Tom 'MacDonald, '.Donald
McNay' and , •George'' Harris.' Mr.
S. C. Rathwell read. the scripture
Terson and Rev. Stewart's sermon
• took `the form of a story . far. :the
children. • • •
A . special . guest for: :the- occas-
ion •'vtras Mr'. Hugh Gage' of Wing-
hm a • who '. rendeied' four. lovely 4
violin selections with accompan-
iment' by Mrs. ;Allan. His offerings
were Comrirg; Be 1� e
Me If All :Those Endearing Young
Charm's' "DDarii iy , Foy' ;:and "fir
the -,Ga; .den-.,. ; •
1 The church: was decorated `with•
a profusion of ..flowers.
LIED CHURCH
LUCKNOW
Rev J. W .j Stewart, B.A., B.D..'
Pastor
SUNDAY, JUNE 23rd, 1946
11 a.m --, "Four 'ama.zmg things
about the `; Lord's Super".
Story "Right Side Out".
12.15.p,m Sunday School.,
,_"Jesus"
7 p.YR, Servurg:..�
'DELAY ACTION =91
}I`'S. AREA PLAN
BORN
•
The contentious question . of en-
larged. high school districts •• in
Bruce County was given a, year's
sda when the,, consul-
tative
y
ho � .T ,
committee on high.•- school
• districts, headed by-=ReeveGor-
don •D: White of Lions 'Head, ,pre-
sented its report to'.County, Coun
cil with 'the recommendation that
information of three districts be
Studied, He' suggested 'one district
taking in .sections. of Bruce and.
Grey County. be , formed if .the
'municipalities wish. •
The 'committee had . suggested
four districts described as`Bruce,
Grey, Centre Bruce, •.Southwest
Bruce' and . North Bruce, with
Wizigham -.district to; be ..included
m `''the .Huron County= •set-up.
The council appointed, C. V.
McDermid Of • Port; Elgin, to the
-senate--.of:-t . University of Wes
'tern. Ontario, London; for 2' year.
term arid, .'named its county
...health unit committee,;..Reeves,
D. A. MacDonald .of' Huron, Robt.
Sloan of Elderslie, C A. •: Taylor
of: Wiarton, and Harold Donnelly.
mf-GreenQck �.
•
Ask . Bounty `Repeal
l Opposirion
HUNTER Mr -�a-n ri lk1T , Lloyd .
Hunter :(nee Alma• Curran) are
happy, to announce the .birth of ;
their son.on Tuesday; June:IIth;-:
1946, at Wiighlarn General 'Hos
pital
McICAY` , rcAt -Hotel D' eu Hospitsl ..
'.'on Tuesday, Jurie.1lth, •
Windsor,
.to Mr.' and*: Nies • Calvin' 'McKay;'
r Ho rood);
(nee . Eileen: Valad of,lY
a son, Blain'Joseph. -
STEWART—In West' Wawanosh,
on Wednesday, June' 12; 1946, .ta
Mr. and .f Mrs. ,Gordon. Stewart,
Dungannon, , a daughter;
• Kincardine Gener-
5HIELIS�--In K June 9th, .:
:al`Hospital on' Sunday,
•946 to ` Mr. and Mrs. Ross' Shiells,
1
R. R. 1, •Kir►cardine, .a --daughter,
Mary Ellen..
..:General
JONES In ,Wingharn Ge: and
Hospital • on June 9th to a
r lite Jones, Lucknow,
Hillis. Olv ,_ -.
daughter. .
' • ' .: ,to the council de,.
cision4 to give $5 'bounty :on foxes
came ` from the South" Bruce
Game 'and Protective Assoc' do ,
— Where Credit.. Is Due .. •
CURR N -On Wednesday, June'
1 in .ham Hospital, to 11 ,
5th .in W .g
and Mrs.•Jas; Crirfan (nee Muriel
Purdon) 1 Lucknow,
ghte'r, `' R. r J .
— . • I repeal' of,�his
which •asked repel. to the, agri-
islation. It' was lei't_
a dec>,'ro�
for
cultural' committeee^__y
THE CANADIAN 'FARMER has done an amazing war job. He'is now faced with,an'even greater
peace -time job—feeding the, world's: starving people.
We're genuinely pleased to have been associated with the fanners of , this district for over 20
year's • • :supp4rint them with dry goods' and- genera 1:i --_d ..,;,l;:..,,:e this chance
to salute you. . , `
ie Stole .`i ' th
e Stock: