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PRICE PER . BUSHEL
ada No. 1; $1.50, ' CanadaCert. ,"ed
'Canada Registered No. lr,
BARLEY
York, Herta,Brant; and; Parkland;
PRICE PER BUSHEL
Canada . No. 1, $1.90, Canada Certified No. 1, $2.15
CANADA REGISTERED No. 1, $2.25.
SELKIRK WHE'A'.
' PRICE PER BUSHEL ,.
Canada No. 1,, $2.60, Canada 'Certified No., ' 1; $2.60
Canada, Registered ; No. 1, $2.75
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MI E GRAIN
Canada No. - 1,Mixture, $4.75l :bag.
d t per 100 b.
4 choices (1') Garry, Herta, Selkirk' Mix
(2.) : Garry, York, . Selkirk Mix
(3) Rodney, Herta, •,Selkirk. Mix,
(4) Rodney, York, Selkirk Mix,
Mixedat ratio of 6 pks. oats, 2 pks.: barley, 1 pk. wheat
0. 1, '$1.60
MIXED GRAIN
Canada. No. 1 Mixture, $4.25 per 100 lb. bag
2 choices ' (1) Garry, Herta Mix
(2) Rodney, Herta Mix
Mixed at ratio of ' 6 pecks oats, 2 . pecks' barley.
ALL GRAIN': IS TREATED ;•: .
DISCOUNT OF 5c •:PER,, BUSHEL
• ON ORDERS .OF OVER. :10 BAGS
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:. Phone 21-W, Lucknow''•
• 1' y x VILLAGE 'LADIES JOIN FOR
WORLD ' PRAYER; SER'VICE'.
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MARK BIRTHDAY, Letters To The Editor
'WEDDING' EVENTS Rip}ey., lE!ebruaxy• 18,, 2661
Mr,. 'Editor:;
(KINLOIJGH NEWS),
The A,Y.P.A. met at ' the
church on Tuesday evening for a
Valentine Box Social. The pre-
sident, Alex Hewitt was in the
chair. The hymn "Come .let us
to. the, Lord our .god" was sung
followed by prayer, The scrip-
ture was read by Mrs, L. A.
Bennett auctioned the boxes,. The.
ed the roll call, with .a•'Valentine
verse:,'also •a .Valentine draw. A
round • of progressive ;games
were ' enjoyed after which Rev.
Bennett autioned the boxes.... The
prize for the,' nicest- Valentine
box went. `to Sheila Haldenby
Mary Jane Stark was .'2nd, :Prizes
were also awarded for .the games,'
A skating party. was 'planned for
Saturday • night. ,
• The World Day of ;'Prayer was
observed on Friday afternoon.;
The service for this dis!tr'ict 'was:
held in the . Anglican Church,
with •Mrs. Bert Nicholson key:
woman. Miss Edna Boyle was at
the piano. Mrs. Toro . Hodgins &
Mrs.. Roy Schneller took the res-
ponsive reading:' tile theme was.
"Forward ' through the . Ages",
also .the first hymn. The other
hymns were "Cr God our Help" in
Ages 'Past," "Breathe • on me.
Breath of:, .God and "The Day,
thou' gayest Lord :is • Ended."
Prayers were given by Mrs. Wal-
ter Breckles Mrs. Midford Wall
Mrs. -Torn MacTh nald, ' Mrs. Wm.
E. •Halderi•by, Mrs. Frank.M.aulden:`
'The ,address: on the :theme ' was
,. given by' Miss• May ' Boyle: Mrs,
• Harold Haldenby favoured with
, ,a • solo. "How' great Thou •: Art."
Mrs: George .H'atderiby received`:
the`'•,ofifering. ;At the close Of the:
• meeting a short business : pei•'iod•
was held. Mrs. Walter • Breekies
will be. the key ,woman • fo'r • the.
next years. meeting;.
Mrs., •Eldon•Eckenswiller .spent;
ain, afternoon . during • thee week
`%I with- Mrs. J W. Colwell.
Family .dinners; were held :•at'
;the • home of Mr. Harold ' Percy
and 'Miss Wirnifred :.Percy in
l honour of Mrs. Wm •Percy's 88th
birthday and at-the,home,of •Mr:
i•and''Mrs Jack Hodgins 'in hon-'
Dear. Friend
The last letter i,rom this: source;
sees to have been pretty• well {
mI.
read,. so; possibly you will. find
space for 'another. ,
If' • there is something Wrong,
with ou : jog Producers: Marl et-
ing Board, and their: method of
selling, this dispute is. between
the Processors 'and ' drovers, on
one side, and ..the Producers on
the other: If the ,Processors have.,
a• real beef, why not • take it to
• a Court of Jus tice,
Without. condemning, our Leg-
islative "Marketing 'board, why
have' . they 'amended regulations,
'which .:in. effect will force some•
method of auction selling, or'some
hidden Method of sale. on us; with
Out an open hearing between Pro-
cessors , and Producers at • which
hearing, `'a ruling was brought out
a ainst our ' Marketing Board . or
g
vice. versa: •
It. is ' a. Cardinal rule of British
Justice, that 'a person is innocent
until proven' guilty; Could it be
our, Legislative Marketing • Boardm
have become one of the• parties
of the dispute, rather than ' the
judge of the''d:ispute. • We: would
like to know, .why they have
taken' so .much interest in our
bookkeeping and methods of sale,.
while so far as.' we know they
have taken, little ,or no interest' in
the processors :books or, methods
of buying. The' least we. can `ex
WXDNFIS AY R; .FEB. 2211.4, 1361'
Mrs. Strapp•gave a very fine talk'our of Mr. and ;.Nlrs: JamesHod-
on World ;Missions and Mrs. i gins" 56th: wedding anniversary.
p , Steer, accompanied ; tby
Philip r I Congratulations to M'r. and1Vtiss , Malcolve ,a.:lovely
The World Day of Prayer. ser-,MMalcolm ga„Mrs •Oswald Audi of, London on;
vice was.• held in the'SS. room. 'Solo, God Answers Prayer • I the birth• of twins; .' (a boy and
of', the Presbyterian Cbui�ch '.on . Prayers • ' were , given iby 'Mr's- !girl') , Mrs,: .R I was the' ,fanner
Friday afternoon,, wibh ; .a large Wrigh't-Mrs;� R--H.:.MacL- eod1Vliss-Tpolena Orr. ;
attendance of members' from the Dean MacLeod, Mrs. Wib Hodg ,Mr: and Mrs.` Malcolm Lane
United; Anglican,.: South. Kinloss kinson,Mrs. Fred MacQuillan &. •visited'• duringt:he week with. Mr.
Mrs.. Cooper.. The :Offering' has p
and' - Luckriow• • ,• Presbyterian: � • .. and • Mrs, Canv bell:';�'Brown. '-at
been sent ;to The Women's: Inter.=Mark•dale.: .
Church • Council of Canada, to - be' •
used in 'World Wide. Missions.
iCan; So•
•
uth.
Churches, .The `meeting . was con-
ducted' , by Mrs. Morgan
with Miss' Margaret ,Malcolm
as orgar.'iist=-and: followed the sere
vice : prepared by the Central
Day of Prayer Committee of .the
U.S.A., the .theme being . "For
ward Through the Ages in Up,'
• broken. Line." The leaders . were
M"rs. Robert MacKenzie . and Mrs.
.Noble .Johnston, Lucknow •Pres=
byterian; Mrs.J. W. Joynt and
'.Mrs. ' • Leonard , 'Ritchie'i '
I7n ted
Church; Miss Dorothy Cooke. &
Mrs. Ernest Gaunt,: Anglican. and
Mrs; W.: F. 'MacDonald 'and Mrs.
.Harold .Austin of. South • Kinloss'
KINTAIL . ' KOTTON `KLIPP.ERS
The fourth trieetir g • of the •Kin
tail Xottori'. •Klippers was. held
at the Hemlock City School. at
-7:30 p.m.: Twelve rriernbers --at-
tended.• The meeting opened' with
'the 4-H• pledge and the roll call.
'Mrs. H. MacKenzie: looked over
the books. Mrs: G.' Moncrief and
Mrs. H. 'MacKenzie helped with
the' • dresses on which . the girls
did• darts the staystitch.° and Some
basting:
mews'...
-Business 39'
RANCE A;eni.1
GENEtA.. INSURANCE
'HOWARD AGNEW Residence • 138
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There was no ' school: ,here' on
',Monday owing t'o ' the. 'illness of'
the teacher, Mrs..Katherine COI
dins' who had a' severe• fall on
the ice. • '
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Mrs. Gertrude Walsh visited`
• an . evening with 'Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Scott.
Visitors .during the Week. .with.
Mr.. and. Mrs.' Gerald ;Rh'ody. 'and
family` were `M'r. and 'Mrs. Ralph
R.hody of 'Port. Elgin, Mr .4 Mrs:
Howard•Thompson,• Mr. and Mrs..
Harvie Thonvpson and fan'i•ily of
Purple Grove • .
• Mr.:and,.Mrs. Gerald •Rhody. ,&
family,spent ' Friday evening
with Mr: and Mrs' Cliff Johnston.
The Anglican Congregation will,
welcome. •the . Boy Scouts :and,
Cub's, their :,parents and friends:.
to the, service at .3 o'clock p.m.
on Sunday next, February 26th:
MAONUMENT
F'or soundcounsel and a fair price on a,rr onument
correctly 'designed from quality.: material, ''
rely on
SKELTON MEMORIALS.
RAL$•
Pat O'Hagan, reap:.
r,stablished Over Shit- Years
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KINLOSS NEWS
Miss Phyllis ' Steer underwent
ail operation in St. Joseph's Hos-
pital;: London on Monday.,
Sandy' MacKenzie.. of Western
University` is ho.me�-'for a week
of 'study; , • '
Miss Helen Campbell of i(ltch-
ener spent the'week-end at• the
home of her parents, • Mr. and •
Mrs. Harold .Campbell: ;
William Dickie is absent ,from
fiehool with the chicken pox.
Congratulation . to Allan • Mac:.
Dougall en passing his Grade
VIII music exarninatton.
• „Noticed in the Olivet News of
an unusual bird. This would proms
bably be the pileated Woodpec'-
ker. One of. these • rare birds
which .are so targe,atid beautiful
has .'been' a regular visitor fOr
sevetal, winters here.
IS TOPS'.
.f, ells trees up. to•3' feet 10 04
arnetet•. Cuts. 18" trees in '18
seconds. Only 18t. pounds: 1
famqus Homelite quality.'
•.1,44.e FREE DEMON$TRATIN'
O
yes= bat and:chos,
RONALD STANLE
Kinloss Ontario:
• Phone Bervie 2441
pectand want is fair -.play,
I was pleased to note in• 'last
weeks paper that Ross' Whicher,
M.P. made it' his business to find
out .the truth regarding Charles
McInnis salary,, and found •out. his`
salary • was' . appr..oximately . the
same ' as our 'Road _Superintend=
era received.' Thanks Ross,, find
ut
omore, and'you will be- , sur
prised to know;, .that. a few 'men.
of .a
wilt.,' work for the' good
cause regardless of: ,salary..
Thank, YO
Thank
•John° McMurchy..
riga S?hoc
interested ' .in a; •..
Clallengng , Fnture ' and
Ferso al Satisfaction!
Expanding ..sclinol enrolments : in. Ontario'. for ' the
future:, indicate a gro‘Ving: demand . for, elenien:ta'ry:
and secondary•sc'.lin 1. 'teachers; , The 'opportuni,ty
•to 'become a teacher • i:s, open' to-exrerV. High School
Student.. Make your decision. now ► '
The teaching profession provides .rea•t eronal
:satisfaction rarely found in: other. areas of entloy
ment. ' It presents a 'challenge to; those. interested
•in contribution ,to our conituunity and ,national
way of life.
Teachi.ni~. means liard work,hnt•'it ralfin means maiiv•
benefits' ' such:' as.. 'opportunities; for• ativanceme:nt.
adequate .pension• security' • of. tenure,' sick leave
protection;;. and time for :travei, recreation and:
professional-. improvement;
Teachers'' ,,salarie:5. have intnrroved .n aterially
recent years. The following :are the salary scales
currently. being 'paid: in',
L>JCKNOW: •
Category :1. $$44,18
4; ,600.'00 -
�Cat gory 3' — $5,8100.00 .
.Category, 4
Elementary Scliool Teachers require one years.
P
rofessional training•' past ' grade 13 and. ,two past
,grade 12 • for Abe basin, certificate. •
Secondary School Teachers ,rewire a. University
degree and one year•'of professional 'training past
grade 13, �.
$7,600.00
$7,800.00
$8,500.00•
$8,500,00 '
DECIDE NOW to continue your education and k
•qualify' for, a career as an' Elementary or Secondary
School Teacher.
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HIGH' SCHOOL, BO