The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-01-13, Page 5WEDNESDAY,. JAN, 1.3th,.• 1965;
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It was deli ht�ul winter • � • . .. Fa.
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, °'LUCKNOW ONTARIO'
le day ties in the Purple, Grove School,
When the 1"urp Grove .Women's in' 'January, ' the first 'an' the •' 8th
iiistitute: members
s.
et at
the and
the second on the 22n
d, Su
g7
.home o # Mr.F' ra r,efox �ested committees . were
ere. M_.
rs.heirJanuary meeting . Mrs. ter Leeson,Mrs. .UThom
George. Harkness and Mrs: Don -!son Miss Margaret Robertson,
ald ` Gi s were in charge of the Mrs Claude Dore andMils 'Eva
meeting Mrs, 'tantisBQ1�Culbert, Mrs,' Victoria Smith rsas pianist. Mrs, Peter LeesonVictor. Gawley„ and'Mrs,Frank
read theScrpture lesson, The
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Curriefor the commit
secend committee.
q... tee.
members answered tbie: roll:. :Ca11. Each comb ' , • '
byrelating experiences with l s,''. , of will make some
P.a novelty item for 'a . sale: inFeb'.
tic. They learned plastic must. ruary. -Mrs. Harvie
. Thori�psozi
not be 'exposed. to heat or hot read .a letter,`from our Friendshi
p
. water, angel. .food cakes . will . not Link to _ England. The next meet,
be, a ' success_ •,if :plastic bowls: » or, a ` held .
blastic spatulas are used;; be " car ; t Mr b at. the home er
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plastic e-' Mrs: s. Herb 'Farrell",: Mrs, Peter
-fut.-that 'clothing. is absolutely dry Leeson, acted as Convenor for the
if ' stored in, p plastic ' or it' will program. Mrs'. Francis. Boyle ' •
mould, plastic fertilizer :bags are in 'si° • oylgiven
ngmg. Readings. were ',given.
good for storing.. carrots: Letters...by . Mrs. • Morford;'
_Mackay_,' Mrs.'
M
of ' thanks were received from,'. thhe_Gordon--patterson, and'
Mrs. Don
. Cox family and Joe�Forster. ' rs; McCosh.: A letter was road by
Don McCosh received stamps to. Mrs,,;�Wm; . Arnold; written' by 'Rev.
send to the Leper; Mission . and Clarke Logan who. is 89• and living
will be, glad to receive more 'The in 'Toronto. He gave an .interest-
Sch1eider• .chorus will. be • in. Rip- ;ing account of the Logan family
Y
ley : at the' end. 'of •January. Club who had come: frons. • Irelandin:
leaders for the next' 441 'project.. 1821. Mrs. Don .McCosh' thanked
will'. be . Mrs.. Wm.•.J..' Arnold and. the hostess. Thelunch , ch committee
Mrs.. George Harkness; Several had 'prepared a . number .of cas-
'members• . volunteered to- assist - seroles and 'dessertsi • `
us ng. milk
Mrs. McCoshwhen a Women's under the leadership of•:',Mrs. Ce
Institute. Subdivision meeting is cel Sutton. These. • were sampled
held :on January 19th. .at ,.her by the ;members a. lunch', time•.
borne. iMrs:. 'Howard,' Thompson.' and :recipe's' %' ive.n -
s recipe's.. g � at. • It was
will purchase some quirt mater-. '_amazing 'to see so xianv sem 1'e
a.
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CBB�ard°
The Annu°al Meetihtg of Huron
• County • members of " Waterloo
Cattle Breeding Association, held
January ' 5th, saw . , a h • capacity
crowd in ' the Department • of Ag-
riculture board:room, at Clinton.
Reports Were., presented by unit.
directors and :personnel.- Manager,
Wilbur Shantz reported` an; in-
crease in business`.- for 1964' of
2299 breedings: The program 'for
young sire proving -• and :increas-,
ing; use of,,proven ;sires has been
a suceess;,''Mr. 'Shantz. reported,
with use of ' proven bulls ;in the.
Holstein, breed how- Up -;:to ---5570-
`of total. service' • _
•Two directors were elected to
the W;C.B;A.' board; Cliff Mc-
Neil of Port.' Albert, a new, mem-
ber representing • North Huron
for a ` one. • year' . term, Bill . Allen.•
and d ioe �s " '
es g
ell
i u dish using
'1 '
mi k
:as the .': main ." ingredient. They
were served by 'Mrs., Cecil Sut-
ton, Mrs. :Frank D,o r e,°' Mrs.
Claude Doreand Mrs. George
Emerson. 'This was , :a most in-
teresting and informative . meet-
ing.
.of Kirkton re-elected , for South 1
Huron 'for a two year term. , -
Roy' Snyder, Secretary -Manager
of Ontario As o i
tionof Animal
Breeders was guest
•' speaker, ex-
plaining the young . sire .proving
programs -in progress • in Ontario.
He stated that young • sire'proving
was not new,, but; was now more
planned than ever before.
He 'outlined • the '• new A11 -Ont
ario. ,.proving program:'' : for • Jeir.
soy, • 'Gurnsey sand': • Ayrshire'
breeds . and announced that the,
maritime provinces and. a unit' in
British, Columbia •hadt'•-:indicated
their intention to join this pro-
gram.
Gordon Bell, of the. Holstein-'
Friesian • Association b r 'ought
greetings •' from: his organization.
"Over 60% of our registrations•
are now from 'A.:I: services," he
reported q ,
Mr,' Bell : encouraged the',breed-
ers
b `reed-
ers to plan their *breeding pro-
grams '• constructively, ' using. , the
information ' made available'' by
the units.and other sources.
Doug Miles, Agricultural Rep
resentative for :Huron: commend-
ed
ommend ,
ed. the cattle breeding,. association•
in'. its `' ole . of assisting. ,farmerst.
o 'make` profit.
"I'm glad.' to sit in with :you:
to work' together with: ' you to try:
to do something for -agriculture,
he said.
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PAGE 'FIVE
o Editor
' Eskadale_ Farms;:
Tiverton, Ontario_
The Lucknow Sentinel,
Lucknow, Ontario '
Dear Sir:
The. Bruce County Historical
• Spciety wishes to show in : some •
way appreciation of the help .you
have '`given its especially, your
donation , of weekly 'copies of
your • paper to the .. Society Ar-
chives' for the .past. two ,years.
As; .a 'small ..expression. of: grat-
itude ; the Society is.sending you a
-complimentary membership card
for" 1955. .. ,•
f With best `wishes for the Christ
mas .Season and. the'- New: Year,
3.._am, .
;Sincerely. yours,
(Mrs.) Hilda: ' Downey
(sec'it-tress)
McMurch.� Saks ;;
Ontario Farmers
Let fAN4E Down,'':
Mr. Editor
Are 13;000 Farmers . who •'sup= ••
ported.; FAME wrong? No, ,We • are
`on the right train going in the •
right direction trying to ' get ': More
:control - of our -.finished /product.'"
Is this wrong?'
'Why have we'failed? . First, we
elected . a board. .;of: directors ' to.:
look ,after• . our business : ; I • per.-
sonally know a: °;number of them..'
and have worked: with :some . of
them. 'They.are;. • .an; honorable=
group ;`.who have ',been giving of
their time : and talent to •: get a•
better deal,, in; 'the 'market , place
for our cattle. .and. hogs.
We ° will know- .laterwhen' all ..`
details : and .facts are known just
how . muchthis, plant .''was.' , over ,.
priced: and ;;how". much those Di-
rectors were paid .: for. services
rendered. However, • when . they.
bought it: I am sure . the men who
did. so !were. confident the' farm-.
ers of .Ontarico. would • not let -them
.down ':in the manner. •they .have:
done.
Let : us stop' adding; .:insult ' to
injury, . in; our. conversation'. ' and
in the :.press as well., Business'
ability may have been .lacking, -
`but "honesty:, no!.
Farmer owned Packing „plants ...
are quite : • successful .in i. Quebec` ' .
Some day they will . be , in , On-"'
tario: ° Those who have, .used. the . •
facilities of this 'plant could pass-
the
ass-the word . around how they 'w,ere
satisfied
'Most of us ship from 40 to 100
head of .cattle • in a year,,, :Here:
one. :farther ' who believes it . .
would be Worth., from •52.00 to.
$4:00 per head :of 'cattle, to have
our .'own Independent . Buyer in
the market .place:.Not .a bad re-
turn on our investment.:•
John:. A. 'McMurchy,
R :R.• 4 .. Ripley.
4354 ;: West 11th :Ave:
3' ~ Vancouver. • Dec. 29 .1964. , � r
The Lucknow Sentinel,
Lucknow, .Ontario. •
Dear Sir:
Please , find ' enclosed. One' ,Mem
ey. order for.. four dollars; our ' .
subscriptionoto the Lucknow, Sen-:
tinel for •'the%year 1965;, ' with our
best wishes: for a happy And pros
perous,' New Year to the staff of
the• Lucknow 4Sentinel, .and all
our..: old friends ` and. neighbours.
The mines of 'oldfriends are '.fast
disappkaring : from •the pages as
the ye'dr"s pass '-,quickly 'by- but
we, still find it interesting: and.
welcome itsarrival in.'our ho` ne: •
Sin'erely; '
Ewa=t and& Jean : McKeith
MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE •
Tu � day; Jan, •5, 1965: 9 :p m.,,
' Group , , .....
Art Purney's,. Silverwoocis 4
points, Ross 'Trwin's ' Fords Q
points; •Bill .Hunter's', Oldsmobles
3 points, Omar Books' Pnntiacs.
1 point; DickParks'. Bcxicks
points, Milt Rayner's Dodges 2
points., Ross Irwin • rolled high
single Of, the week with. 286, Bill
Button rolled' ,the high triple : with
680. Teazel • Standings:. Buicks 2q <
Pontiac. 29' Dodges. :25, Silver-
woods
ilver •+roods 25, Fords 24, Oldsmobile.
24 Games (4,250 and ,over: . Iib
Irwin 280, Jack . Fisher 254 aticl
251, Bill, Button ,266.
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