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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-09-19, Page 24; {Y 4 .r4GE. 'rwe • .t m ■ : ■ . Fres COoi.es-- : ; Your 'Choice. • 0 1 . ;LU ow. smarn 1 Ia, LUCKNow, oNTARio WEpainsa AY, S1 J 10th, 1902 Frult .,:...... a Phone.8 Z -W Luckno Bargiins!. ■ Bargains! • VV'eek-End iSpecials :. ■ s. .15t ■• ; ■ • • ■• • • • ••• • ■ ■ Peas, Cern, _ Pork 15 - oz., Your • Choice ■ ■ DincanHin�s Cake. -;Mixes .� • ;g` --Different- kinds,YourChoice ■ .CRISCO, 3 Ib. tin, kBeans • 9 ■ i■■■■■■u. ■aIaI■RI.u�� ■.au/I■R/U■■■UUU■S!■w1�1S11N , L•O,O i N� .BAC.K.WAR,�DS.. THROUGH TIDE SENTINEL.: FILES . FIFTY YEARS •.AGO , Dave • LaWrene6 .left forSault • .St. Marie: to take • a ,. position with . a' wholesale 1; ardiv are firm. Mrs. W. C. Johnstone suffer- ed a fractured. leg : when : a. run- .away team;crashed. into . the back of. the cutter in which she was :riding: - : The Village Council headed by ., Reeve, tMoorehouse• ,Mitchell; Dr.. G. A:.• Newton •' as.` public' school wore : and W. A Wil- son of West.: Wa Man`osl contfir- . red on 'a•' se lenient regarding: the rate of • sccho61.•taxation on West Wawanosh farm .lands: ads:. jacent to Lucknow., '' •• i IW: .J. Taynlor. , was chief' . of the Fire 'pepartfr ent, J E. Ag- '. new, secretary and . , illli. 1 ,Thompson, - treasurer. " ' Little .:.Jo1 y Forster,' 4 -year J Old son • of Mr, and• Ml's. James Forster, died of a crushed skull suffered When • kicked . by. '' . a horse in 'his father's ,' barn 'A• ' sudden April : thaw' ' caused. a;' severe- flood 'on the . Black • and Nine Mile Rivers. The .saw- .mill and'. cardingmiu dams, were :washed' out. The Havelock .St, south `bridge was ' 'washed out. • and ' other . bridges. damaged. ' In order to discourage the go west fever, , attention was being directed, to the wise investment. in a fa iri in-Bruice:.. or"' Huron: counties • J. F. MacKenzie;, Detroit dentist, • *as • president - of : 'the Huron -Bruce. old-: Boys assoc- iation of Michigan. A native o€ Ashfield he taught school • in Ashfield before entering Detroit Dental Cal.le*. . His wife was the ironer -Minnie Stanley. .of 'Purple Grove THIRTY YEARS AGO The •Towland ' Construction, Company of „Which Jim Mitchell''. Was . a partner in the• firm, re- ceived the contract for paving Havelock St. north . front Camp- bell with : 20 ' feet of concrete at/a Cost of , some $6,500.. • '•Mrs T. F. ,Cain,, ' age 79 the former Ann 'Corrigan. of :Kinloss' Township, died in 1Vlion►treal at the home: of her daughter, Mrs.. Wm . Kearney. The. funeral was l Kinloss Couple Mark 44th Anniversary • • Mr. and ' Mrs. W. - J. Irwin, lifelong residents ' of Kinloss. Township,celebrated their. 40th wedding anniversary on 4Thurs- day, September 6th. Tliey were' married , at South Kinloss Manse • by. Rev .:11. A. Gollan: • For their, anniversary a family dinner was held at Tiger Dunlop Inn and , a Mr. gathering' •at• the home of and Mrs. •Charlie Wilkins in Ashfield. THE LUCKNOVV''SENTINEL LUCKNOW; ONTARIO . "The Sepoy Town" On the Huron -Bruce .Boundary • Authorized' as second class mail; Post Office, Department, Ottawa ,. , v Afternoon Established 1873—Published Each', VV`ednesda, • Member of the C.W.N.A. 'and' the 'O.W:N.A� Subscription Rate, $3.00 a year, in advance to the U.S.A ,. ;4,00„ n St. ` Campbell Thompson and Donald ,C. Thompson, Publishers • WEDNESDAY; SEPT.. 10th,, 1962 EON Federalion,: Repc. ri WHY FARMERS LEAVE • In the past two `decades there has .been a heavy migration of farriers from the land all across. the North American con- tinent. In Alberta the number of farms, 'has dropped from. close to 1100,000 in 1041 to a - little =over 73,000 ,,at the time ' oof the last eensus in'. 11961. • In'. viewof this big reduction in farm.• numbers, a survey as to why -,farmers leave the .land,. conducted in Illinois,:; is of par- titular"interest: In 1060 and 1961, researchers:. questioned 21}0 farm- ers who' were -.quitting farming. • Onetlhird ' of them said ' the. •financial, squeeze between' rig- , ing costs- and, declining prices was ,the . most important reason :why they had decided to: quit. They were not making enough mioney to meet expenses and. family needs, the -return in cap- ital ani' labor, was low or they had the ability or training to qualify, for higher. paying em- • ployrnent. Another 20' percent left be... cause, of some problems.' relat- ing elat- ing . -to. possessiion , of land. The land had 'been :sold :or the 'lease terminated, etc. , About • 26 were 615: -years old and older• and .. had reached the. age - at ' which they wanted' to slow' ,.down or their -health re-. quired it . Another 11 percent . of those under'':' 015 also "reported some health ' problem .was . - the • main reason, they were leaving,' . • Family '. or other sociological problems were •listed as theim portant -reasons for another ' 10 percent. 'leaving.. Government price support op- erations' prior to .their .departing had ;Only manor influence • on their decisions to leave fanning. A similar survey in this .:pro - Vince'. province . would .no 'doubt also produce interesting • results. -It is . •sa+fe: • to, . say that low: •incosiie .Would be the main factor here. just as anywhere else. _ DEEP AT YOUR THISTLES During the •busy -harvest season farmers are •.urgednot to' neg- lect the 'control of Canada , and ` perennial' sow thistle. Cultiva- 1 tion should continue until. freeze-up . abut . if • time is short due to : the ': pressure ...of other :work,. the: weeds. can be. kept under control by an .application of •10 ounces of :2-4-D per acre.' This '' chemical; which is -.very effective and •°can :be applied ;quickly, costs . about $1;00 an from St. Marysr . Catholic Church to Halyrood Cemetery., Mr. ,Cain - who for many years Operated the Cain Hotel, predeceased her. by, four. years. .Rev.' . S, T. Tucker was in- ducted, ,as- minister of the Un- ited.' Church. • ' Albert E. Mills= died sud- denly 'front a heart • attack. ': He: carie, to Lucknow in 1004 and bought the bus business- !roan Mrs:.' Peter McLaren.; The barn on'the farm 'of Jim Sherwood , 'west of • Glenns Hill was destroyed . by fire: . •`Aunt : Lizzie Webster" obser' ved" her 90rbh 'birthday • on July. 26th. - ' • .. . John MacConnell was. .fatally injured in a , car": accident • near' B'eigrave. • His: son Arlan Connell was driver of the • car, The MacOonnells • were on their Way to Kinloss to ' 'visit John's aged ,mother. - Fire , destroyed • the Ripley flax• mill.. of Henry Wylds,. • 'Wm, Miller, ' reached his 92.nd birthday, and,. having been an ,Orangeman for 70 • years, was` honoredas the- oldest . member Of Lucknow LOL. Master ,of the .Lodge,' at.. that time was Mark Gardner.' - ' 'BEFORE YOU PURCHASE your advertising 'novelties, printed Pens, pencils, etc. "see what .yon. can buy right here at home,- The' Lucknow Sentinel,•- t hone 35, Lucknow. • 'tA careless • man" is• just an ac 'cadent going somewhere, to hap, nen.. .UCKNOW ,; 4 L FAIR Thurso, September 26, , 27 School. Children's Parade From The Public School at 1:00 , p.m. LUCKNOV DISTRICT 111GH SCHOOL . BAND Fair. Will Be Opened - By Hon. Wm; Stewart Ontario Minister ' Of Agriculture, Featuring Entertainment By; JACK, '.KINGSTON - and .HIS. TROUPE: Twist, Contest, Baby.. Contest,; -4-H:'' Club and other, attractions Admission • 50c, Children' 25c,'. (Children in ` •School : Parade Free.) t.Qiefli.st- F�1'• Admission' Everyone ; 25b Music by :Jack •Kingston's . 'Orchestra; .gina• (Brought to; you as public ser,vice :by Ontario's Silver and. ; Black :Fleet) - acre; and will keep .. thistles ' in • check . by 'stopping .them from setting seed and preventing.them• 4. from .manufacturing and; ..s ins; .food:.reserves for main' ance and gr'owth; • aaI■■.aI A•suu•a■t••%..••••• uIamis•■U••U1 • •• • • • ■: • s. ■•▪ . • NOTICE is hereby given that I have posted up ,at tr office at; the ,Town: Hall: and at the .Post Office in ,tl ■ i � seventeenth day ,of Septer ■ Village of Lucknow on ,the ■ bet, A..11, `1962, the list of all persons entitled to Vo �� in the forthcoming Liquor Licence Act Election to 1 ,n held October 22nd, A.D.,' ` 1962 and that such list remai' II there .: for inspection. • ■ FURTHER TAKENOTICE that a speciall revision. the said list ,will be held, in 'ithe/Town Hall, Luckney • Ontario b:: the Chairman of .'the Election Board L Friday, the '26th day of:September, ' A.D., 1962, at t' .: hour of 11:00 'o'clock, in the' 'forenoon. • I hereby call upon all, -voters .to take `proceedin 4...• to have any omissio»s or errors corrected according • law on.. that day.• • . ,Dated at the Village of Lucknow 'so this 1 7th day of 'September,: A.D.' 1962'. , ■ MI ■ iaeaaaaruaiwauiuie■carr Ia■ai ■a ar■a i it r seri VILLA( E OF LUCKNOW tlerk's Notice Of Fint Posting 41,Voters' list •N E. H. AONEW, Returning Offic •a .