HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-05-23, Page 5WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd , 1002
• 1112 PET BEEFS
(By Wryl. Buckingham)
I think the worid is upside doWn
4.%_many men today
Just act like-a-blinch-Of4ehool,
kids
In almost every way. -
This' law of daylight saving time
What •does it save I say,
Its just confusion everywhere
Right All, along the way. '
•ogis:i -urban. folk thought that
one up. ' •
To get down to the shore,
To close up shop, and getaway
From eight hours in t.he- store.
Then they m'ustchange the laW
a bit'
To 'suit their selfish whim,
Let'the old farmer. suffer most
Who cares'a snuff for ,hirn. •
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Let's close on Saturday night to
His only night of rest,
When he can shop at leisure too,
Well, that. just .suits us 'best.
To. heck with everybody else,
;Make everything .Our way, •
Lets only think 'just of ourselves.
Well, Who else, anyway.
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EH LUCICNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW; ONTARIO ° PAGE Prrigt
The fanner WQr%S frona_sunto
No cottage by the 'Shore)
His hours of work go, by the stm.
For he can't close •at four.
There's no half holidays forhim
No holiday with 71351,. --
His help's •on. Daylight Saving
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Let him holler, anyway:
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NEW, PRISON' "IN• DUNDALK
AREA WILL EMPLOY 175 •
Speaking at Hanover last week,
E. Davie Fulton, Minister of Jus-
tice, announced the establishment
Of a new 'Federal medium secur-
ity institutionin the Dundalk-
Markclale .area. • •
in making the announcement
Mr. Fulton said that the , new
.institution will be specially de=
signed for, a training ..and,
re-
habilitation program. The estim-
ated cost of ..the institution is
in excess of $4 'million. •It will
accomodate 450 inmates.
The 'new institution will ;ern -
ploy a Staff of approximately
175 . and will mean, a• payroll to
the area. of aPProximately. $1
milli�n per;year. ' • .
�rade ori •
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Manufactthedto
and tlesionalk
"*.iftentive lubrication in Eta.'
f4 h1cI' 11 is
LAL
rilE T 0 MOST.
EFFICIENT PACKAGES
ON THE FARM
The egg came first but ,a better and more efficient
way to package grease has yet to come
Esso MP grease in cartridges makes refilling your
grease gun as simple as loading a shotgun. Just slip
the cap off a cartridge and drop it in ,tlie .gun; it's •
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done in seconds. You save time am!. eliminate waste.
No dirt will ever . get into the ''grease; Esso MP
grease in cartridges means extra protection for your
valuable farm equipment.
Get a supply from your Imperial 'Esso Agent' and
see for, youiseX.
...GRANT CHISHOLM, . Lucknow.
ALWAYS LOOK TO IMPERIAL FOR THE BEST
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B C Memento
Dr. Helen Saikekkidaugliter of_
anci Mrs. T. J.Salkeld, re-
turned, recently from British
Columbia, and has a rattlesnake.
as a .memento of her brief stay
in B,C, , •• •
Dr, Salkeld and her assistant
were sent to British Collumbia
from.. Ottawa on a two -weeks'
special research mission for the
DepartMent of Entomology;
On an off-duty search for fos-
sils in . the Rockies, •they were
,startled by -a rattle snake, but
'succeeded in disposing of it. Dr,
Salkeld took mea'sures to pre-
serve. snake the ,:until 07 .coUld
have it mounted by a taxider-
The ' two Ottawa ladies flew
,to Calgary,: Wh.e're they Visited
With Di.. Salkeid's siSter, Miss
Margaret Saakeld, who teaches
in. Calgary. Margaret spent the
Easter vacation in Vailcouver 4,
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• JOHN MacKENZIE
14 BRUCE RIDING L.
• Bruce theral Candidate °
Fair at Seattle. •
took a 'side trip to the World •Eil !Sin Need Of RevelopiMent.
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Heteford-. 'Average
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`• "A Liberal Gcbverninent Has • The Answers"
(BUSINESSVVIE. •
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Ever Keeping fn Mind The Position Of •• •
Higher .This.. Year.
...Labour And Small Business
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The 13th annual Huron spring 'll.. . • -• • • . , ..,:• . . , . , , E
1/ote . 'Liberal juie• ' 18th . ... .. :'..
(Intendecl FOr Last week)', ' • ...• '
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sale of registered Hereford cat- • in / • • • - ' •
tle brought an average of $344
:for ..24 ariinials. Sold'•at. Clinton.
last Week,' .. • ' ' '• ' ••
• The .IlurOn Hereford ASSOCia,
tion" repOrted - a tOtai. :Of $8015
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receipts.in •
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• Last year's •sale savf 23, ani-
irials. average . $331 74 "
Nine bulla this year. brought
$3,700, an average .of $49, while
15' females sold for $4,245; or,
an. average •of
A Dublin fernier, james
aneY, paid the day's top prie
of $500 for a 111/2-yeae;;old• bull
consigned, by.l'Hirtzel, Brothers,
of Creditaii. '
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Top buyer • Was 0, L. Clarke;
'of Ravenswood, whd paid •a to-
tal:.
tal...of $9515 fOr one fernale con-
signed from:the herd of W. Earl
Brand: and. Son, of Forest, and
two females from H. FOrd. of
Erin.' • •
The. hibihest priced 'female,
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bred. heifer, % sdld for $400 tc.
Johh R. Dickson, Of .R;It. 5,..Brus-
sels, from; the herd. of Whitney
Coates' & .Son: .of Centralia. ..
4npther. top ibuYier was IL A.
Montgomery.c& Son, ft.R.' 2, God-
erich, who paid $300 for .bull
CoriSigned" by Heber J. L.• Eedy
Sons, of Dungannon, $240 for
a.bred heifer :consigned by W.
Ea'ri Brand & Son, an .$330 for
.a bled heifer' consigned by Mr.
•Coates.'' .
Hoffman Brothers, of Dash -
:wood, took home two females,'
:Paying. a total of $520,.both
from Hirtzel Brothers? herd: • •
.• Ernest RObitison & Sons, of
.R.R. •MitchelL.Paid .$255 for a
• female consigned. from the Eedy '
herd and $200 for 'another"
male,consigned by H. J. Thur,
of Waterloo. • •,
George R. McGee, of R.R. 3, •
.Wingharn, paid. $435 for , a bull -
consigned ,by Stan Jackson, a
Kippen; C. N. Sperling, Gor-
'rile, $425 for a bull consigned by
2ed; Eckles, of Conn, $420
for a, bull from the Tur herd,
and Joseph Shea, of Dublin, -
$415 for a' bull consigned by
W. N, Hancock, of Galt. • • , •
' William Caesar', R.11, 1, Dun-
gannon purehased heifer. Cedar
.Point MiSS ;Donald, $3115, from
W, Earl 'Brand and SOn, Forest.
Ross Taylor, R.R. 1,• BelgraVe
bought heifer Cransford 'Baca
Princess, $205, from Heber S. L.
Eedy and Sons, Dungannon. ,
W. S. O'Neil,. of Derifield, was
auctioneer.
ityCarnpawn lieadquarters, Port EJgn, Phone 17-W i: .
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• Piliails6cf. by 1 Bruee Liberal •Association .
int remarks; stated that, he re- try Day or -julY 14th- . •
ceritly attendedan OFA. Member,s
Meeting in Toronto, which, Was
his first as president and was
quite impressed •by : it.
• Infdernation,.was given that -by
[a combined ...effort of. the Farm,
Forums, .CoUnty Federation of
Agriculture •and indiNaduals, that,
,Brtice' Connty'• has donated en-
ough money for :the purchase
of four radios for India -- each
radio costing* '$t16.06..' This, was
a Farrn Forum sponsored pro-:
ject across :Canada this • past
season. These radio S are used.
in Oe forMation. of • a Farni
Forum Village in India..
A letter :of resignation was'
;read and received from W. P.
Oswald; Seceetaey-Fieldinan,. who
.has accepted the Liberal nom-
ination for ‘.Geey:Bruce.: Bob
Misch, office " secretary,..
appointed as 'interim SeCretary-
Treasurer. '
: Bruce County Federation
again assist in the promotion of
the Dairy, Princess Contest being
held .in •Kiricardine in conjirric-
tiOn with their,ToWn and COUn-
ken-Grahani; OFA Fieldmari; •
stated.that, ,a hearing would be
held in Guelph Memorial. Hall . •
-Orl May 24th for the proposed
Farm Machinery Act, A coin-.
mittee of James Jackiin and „Hai..
Wolfe were appointed to •
'prepare and 'Present a brief hear. .:•
ing stating ..grievances and diff-
iculties in:pbtaining ,Parts, such
'information being obtained from
Bruce ,County 'farniers, and rea-
sonS for having a Farm Machin-
ery'-At.
WedoW• in his 'report
stated that ..the Farm products
• Marketing, Board are .noW. ' sat-
isfied With •the 5,000' names re- .• •
ceived petitioning for the ,.request
of . a ..Marketing Boad vetO.• He
'stated eggs are still coming .in
from• Poland a total, of 100,000 .
'eases have arrived so farthis
year which are . all Grade B
eggs. , , • •
Jack MacGilliraey, Bruce FAME'
Director, stated. that Bruce has
• now raised $20,060. and are'
$14,000 from their Objective ' in
Bruce.
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Oswald Resigns
As Bruce Fieldman
• Untended For Last Week)
An Executive Committee Meet-
ing of the Bruce Cotintr Feder-
atiOn of Agriculture Was. held
at. Walkerton recently, The'pees-
ident, Harold 'Wolfe, i hi pen:.
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The ys and the Frogs.
• An old Fable tolls theeiory
of sevetal boys idly throwing
. • stones at a group of•frogs in a
• pond. "Boys," complained one
• ofShafrogs at last, "this ,
may be fun for you but
it la death for i!s." "
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Too often we do. thoughtless things without consideration •
• for Othere-for example, spending our money solely for pleasure
without regard for out familY's future. How much hetter'h would
• be to provide for that future through the mediuni
of Sun Life of Canada's modern life insurance Policia*.
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Life inatAmos
• my proteitsion and.
1 am at your
iferv4e. Why not •
call mit todayf
VOW Will be undo..
so obtigeoftm,.
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Wm. J.Kinahan
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