HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1946-09-25, Page 5WEDNESDAYS SEPT. 25th, 1946.
KEEN INTEREST:
J N, /MATCH
Everything pointy to the Into--
national Plowing - Match, being
.held at Port AlbertAirfield, on �.
October 15, 16,.. F. and 18,, being
the greatest event of its. kind ever
held in Qntario.. Stimulated. by
the of 'er of free. trips to Britain
for the first and second prize
winners in• " the ' championship
classes, entries .areexpected to-
eaeh an ail' time high for °the 4I
different .classes of.con•petition to
be held. Cif, the 42'.. classes,' 24 .are :
• in the. ,international group; and
Will .be held on the lust three
days of "the 4 match; On the .first
day, :there will l e'.23 classes: con=
;fined, to local plfowmen, ten tie
ing , confined to farmers ,,from-
Huron . County, seven 'to ,farmers
from Bruce•and•:6 to farmers from
Perth..: On the first 'day, there will
-be • a special horse show, with9 the'.
plowing "teams beim judged•;sole-
]y :on their performance.,The.
horse show fwa the ntaj..
classes .'will 'be 'fudged on.` con-
formation
and quality.: and equip
ment as' well as:'on' performance. •
' Junior fanners : • are showing ,a'
specially ' keen • • interest'.in : the:,,
Junnoi Inter -County team, plow
• Mg . match, ,and .coaching classes
for farm boys are ::being conduct—:
ed in many counties in:,•prepara-
• tion fnx,„vth; 4v-ent::.E•xper-t- tractorr_:._
• and. horse plowmen.` 'are giving .
fr`" eely, : of their time and know
.:ledge in conducting ,these coach
ing . classes 'Or the juiiiors;arid a
keenly -contested competition, i
anticipated. •
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The exhibits.,of farm . machin-:
ery, equipment and stipplies"'w�ll
:hrea-k, er records: Four
large ••r hangars of the. foriher
R.0 A 1' airfield • will be :piled to •
capacity with . 'these exhibits
which will also include exhibition
of •farm, prdducis • of. fiuron.',and
sth rounshng' ' counties, •' govern-
rient. agricultural, institutions and,
'by•the' Junior Farmers Associa
tion of :9ntario. The breed 'clubs
of the .6
arranged
have'
arranged for,: -special. -cattle shows:
All the leading; 'farm ,machinery
and `equipment .firms have ar
ranged for demonstrations- of the
latest types of .machinery, iriclud
Ing jeeps,' warble ,•fly•" spray ing
equip „ ent, weed control mach -
,
very and, heavy machines for
breakuig and clearing; land,
cleaning 'out ditches• `"and 'remov. •
ing •hedgerows . These 'demonstra
tions ;will be`'conducted' daily, '
The formal . opening of the In
ternatiorial Match,;-at'2,30. p m...on:
Wednesday,, October 16,. will find.
,His Excellency'' Earl.; Alexander,
Got-ernor General j f Canada on
hand to . officiate: This will be the
first major.agricultural`••everit' at
-which the Governor-General will
take part'sirice his arrival .in Can-
ada, and a' huge crowd is expect-
ed to be..on hand to. welcome I itri:
.Ample arrangements' have• been
.'made for catering : to feed
0the crowds, and a, special_billetirig'
committee is organiiing, to have
billets available' in . Goderich and
the surrounding country for. those
„ desiring to stay over' the ,period
of ,the match.' •
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CREWE
?Ur,'and Mrs: T. IL Culbert and
.1"arni13 attended' a. birthday 'party
i' ' "qtr-: 'Culbert's mother at Mr.
#'r .. Caldwell's ori ' Sunday;
Mr. and Mrs_, Eugene Hanson .of
La; t Tawas,- Mich., ,visited a 'fey.-.
clays 'with her brother,. Sam and
'gilts. .
Mr. and Mrs-' Bert 'Treleaven
. visited With their, .daughter., Mrs.
Lawrence Tremain and •Mr.:Tre-
main atJarvis for a few. days'
'Mr•• and Mrs.. Clifford Crozier
and Joanne spent the :week -end
with friends at .Orangeville and
'iagara-on=the-Lake.:: • . •
:Vlr, and 'Mrs: Allan k orbett and
family are visiting' friends at
• Gtarid a11ey;
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.i�G fh:other tire plants :closed •down for the past two months, 'Dunlop is faced with the great
respon4n O�ty f endeavouring.t0 satisfy -the tremendous (�Clflalld tiresfOr tine y0.-theductiontnontiII ;�2ii�
• Other tire companies,
Dunlop accepts this responsibility. Confident in the consistent loyalty andproductive-,.
ill' of its employees .w=ith whom the friendliest relations. have alwa .s "` t sssse
s!' is
9 e�isteil Possessed.'
of the understanding and, co-operation of Dunlop:l]ealers''everywiere• _ Dunlop is bending
CVery effort concentrating every eso ri e . : ou the ,production of Dunlop Tires to.meet
the needs of essential transportation. regular' Dunlop customers and all others whom it is ;` sslble.
g -established- ,-dealerso.sec�=throu¢h its , - . •
done' ean over -,eons the ritiral-re. mf: tires ty-mid there -are- I-cw'
of:improV:ement. Even the manufactur rs of new, cars and .truck;are obliged to ship cars and •
trrcka without'>tires It cs-' utterly" impossible. for one tire plant to attempt to :reasonahl .:serve' .
es' nt�al':transportation :equip these new irehicles and. to ;take 'care of consumer sales. 'Never:
theless;•Dunlop'•Dealers'are exercising the keenest judgment and sense of fair play in estahlis'hin
g
equitable:, distribution of their.. vert limitedr supplies.
:in addition to being the only:`Tire Plant' in Canada recently o sera ' +� ,, in addiiioa
• p opera.
to they pressing .demand ., Dunlop is handicapped:' in its.effo by;:shortages'of essential,mater%
als including, tire .fabrics: steel and other:.metals for tire• beds, Moulds, 'valvoss, etc.,: and other
tnaterials and equipment essential': to tire .building which, on account of nnseuled labour condiiiods
elsewhere: have been, in short su < < 1 or :not .available at alt Beeause of these slip es, Drop,,
in spite of haying been asfar ahead in its raw material inventories :as conditions • :
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been unableto maintain" normal: production;- Users of. •tires such• •as xhe:new .6.30 -lam wiB.
thus appreciate the difficulty of getting .into quantity production of tlns particular . t re- .
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In the face of this gr Ye unprecedented situation,
„p Dunlop , r in the...public interest . �s
going .beyond commercial considerations and. is doing,1ts level .best,to':serve'tire users;Tiroughout:
Canada..
Dunlop assures .youv that it Krill continue to Serve Canadians to the utmost of its ab
sparing no` effort or expense: There is stillgre.at need forpatience, ;of, course; forconditions
show nOSign of easing. ` :But when times'r-eturn to normal - - wberrpresent•d ieulties are ironed
• out ,.l)ublop with its a andi roduction`fa' -tr - . with the "
P '� P... � _� assurance:of the: steadfast
lovalv and •mutual' good+ill of its employees and'. the co-operation ofts:dealers - _ - wil again •,
-be inwli
. a position to make available *tire users evesyere unrestrieted•i uupplies.of the famous,
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lono.-seryin', sniooth-riding: Dunlop :iliniori ed Tires.
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President
DOM.. rare, 6m1 I.uisber :owls Cwwpn�i, Ulnae*
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DUNLOP - CANADA
Makers of Dunlop Armorfzed Tires ..."The World's Finest"
On Thursday afternoon: "ineni-
berg of the omen's Missionary
Society met • at the horde of Mrs.
E. 'Zinn with the president, Mrs.
Kilpatrick in .. charge. After the
devotional period, Rev. W.' Rogers
introduced the,• new study 'book,
"India at the .Threshold' and p
quiz do India 'which was very in':
teiesting, Mrs. Jim Sherwood and
Mrs. Zinn. •saizea, dilet 'and Mrs.
Sherwood ,gave a musical, s+�lec-
tion. "Sweet bye', and bye" • with nual • scholarship of '$100.40 to a
variations. Rev. Rogers .closed the
Meeting with prayer.
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Mr. Ronald, .Treleaven com-
menced working in the Lucknow.
sawmill - on Monday night,
HURO;1l' FERE RA 1ON'
On LttS 100: SCE' LARS
5 HIIl
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Huron County- Federation :of.
Agriculture are "offering an an
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.40 nee
:worthy County student, entering
his.. first year,' of . the degree
course, at •the 'Ontario ricin-
`.
rural- College, in, general••.agricul-
ture, animal husbandry or field
husbandry.
Any, County student .wishing tQ
make applicatiotn :for this schol-
arship; for thefall term, should
do •so ,at :once, to the County see:
retary, w. V.'13 oy, Londesboro..
The comrhittee to award this;
scholarship, 'will , .consist ;of the
president, vice 'presiden't and"Tie
secretary treasurer of .the County
Federation' • and the 'County Agri-
cultural
gricultural' R.epresentatfve.
A ;C.i'.1 ►P, ;CIAL is t
be run �
from : Toronto . to Vices
.
water Csn Teeswater Far Paz,
riving .at II am, anti";comanenrg
the return' trip at .8 p.m. '