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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-03-08, Page 13WgPNESHAY,..1Vi•AR,, .6th, •.1901' Til 1.1JCKNOWSE,!\T'1'.*NEL,. 1.UCK;NOW,ON',i A . IO, FURNITURE; . and. FURNISHI+,NGS BRUCE COUNTY HOME FOR THE AGED SEALED !"ENDERS. for the; supply and installation of. TENDERS. furniture and furnishings, -.including kitchen equipment and china, addressed to:: . T.. H.: Alton,' •Secretary Treasurer;, P.O.. 'Box 70, Walkerton, Ont,' . will be received: ;until` 5:00 P.m.; ' March 24th, ,:1961. Tender.- forms •and; 'specifications .may be ,obtained from the off ice • of- the ` Secretary-Trea§urer, Walkerton. • The lowest or any,., tender • will not. necessarily be accepted,• T. H. Alton, Sec.-Treas., Bruce County Home; ;.P.O., Box 70, Walkerton, Ont. .. 2 MILK,' MARKETING .COMES ' TO FORE (By J. .Carl Hemingway) Just a moment while I refer back ' to a suggestion ' made 9 at. the Wheat 'Producers annual meeting to' the •effect • .that no eastern Farm' • organization had: made any objection to ,Govern ment. about the' removal Tof. the 'reouirenient for Western •'feed mills to purchase • all grains through the Canadian. Grain Board. . 'I ,would like to state that .the Ontario • Federation of Agricul- ture !reported t,ed to 'the members mbers meeting fJune. 3rd, 1960 that • Oficial; protest .;against • this action was presented . to the Federal Governrnent from the O ;F.A.: While it •• was ., unsuccessful in :prevent•ingGovernment from in troducing this action it no doubt had .some . part . in having it res- tricted to a one year trial -period: Whether this• move . will , in crease the production of ,livestock in the West to any great: extent remains •to be seen.' Apparently' there Was. a certain amount of grain finding its ;.way', to feed lots. throughmachinery. dealers. and I would 'suppose most farmers , who ' were wanting to feed 'livestock: were already ,doing. so.. What` will . definitely develop will . be .'strong: competition; be tween farmers ' .to °sellg rain Whichever .•farmer will sell 'his grain cheapest, will .be the one who 'will'sell. This means'. that his total income for the year may be up a little but undoubtedly the average income from'., grain mill be down. This is a. hardship^ that. most Western • farmers can ill of-: 'While the problems 'of hog, marke'ting has been to the fore- front for the'ast several years. P it now 'appears that the problem of milk marketing .will now sup- ply the .basis'for ControversyOne ne Of 'the recommendations of the Milk Marketing •Corninittee which caught .my eye was the'"freez 'ging" .of'present. milk quotas for fluid Milk.`.By.so doing the Com mitee pointed out that as fluid sales increased :beyond the total'. • supply . of , quota milk;. 'Grade • A ■ .■• milk . from • , the manufacturing ■ trade • would be. •diverted to the 1 • fluid • market at fluid price. The. , _ gain ion•,this price Would then be " : i ■ returned equally to the prodUcers of manufactu ing- milk. ,, This no d ubt. 'in a. period' of, y ■ years could result . in' a consider... ;>;•r }'_ `. a able increase in returns to these :.,f.., 'producers but it will not.. come quickly. • It is also .:apparent that ■ the ', freezin of fluid . milk �. r:<.>:::• Y :::, f .'u will , otas not'. reduce trn s orE. - tation costs { >;>:. ; j< {: rr I am•. not . too. well versed on, f'4 x ffi - ■; the problems •of milk. marketing .. fr,,. is and erha s m: • oomments are /::• not correct however if%they stim ulate;the Producers:to, seek' full "` `` `' }x`''``'`' information they will have spry- ' ■, ed their purpose. >>F3 ■ ■ . 1 LY KNOWN, • ■. K11Ir.l' .IfII V 1 • 1 ■ • u . Y • ■ . . MO,FFAT DIED . Faster Georg'Y' Moffat. who. carri'e :as. an infant to this: 'dis, dict, •where he spent his• life time•, passed away in Wi.ngham• Hospital on ",Tuesday, February. .28th inhis 8.9t11 year.:Be had been in farling.`h4alth for several •rrionths and'had •been,..hosptalized sinceO tober.. . ' , PAGE THIRT. EEN Y He was, a son 'of George Mof- fat. and Jane .Thompson, natives • Hof Scotland. Foster was born ,at Galt on August 12th, 1872,, •and as an infant Of but 'a' few month's cm ae• with his. parents to Culross, .....Township,... The •family• later mop- • ed . to , Kinloss Township,• 'and from, the time Mr. ar Moffat .m.- 40;1,- •Sydney Bell .Farish' on Oc tober 2Oth, 1897, they,, resided on. , the farm north of • L'angside: ' Church; Mrs.. Moffat predeceased him in 1943.* R • ,� March estimate. of', NEW CAR SALES already, exceed- 1, xceed- ■. ed. We ruust;.'have ,room . for incoming ,used; ,;cars ■ • FRONT ROW. SPECIALS ,. • 5Go Weekend i out : ' • THE' BUYER • IS. KING AT •THgSE :PRICES 1"" •. ■ 1957 CHEVROLET■ CLUB: SEDAN. 6:. CTI: ■ ' Average selling price $1.35 0 ■ 60 IN • McGee .Front Row Special Price, 3 Days $1,145, In 1 ▪ 1956 DODGE CUSTOM ROYAL M ' %Fun power equipped. Should be sold at; $.1,295 P 1 Days Front' Row'Specialal Price, . 3 Da s $1, 095. ■ 1956 PONTIAC SEDAN, 6 cyl. 5. ■ ' e " they.•good 119 . 0. lrool�s, drry s good, sell, l at. $ ■ McGee Front Row Special, Price, 3 Days $895. ■ 1955 RAMBLER SEDAN, Sharp..Economy Model ■ '• ./ It's well worth this price $795. �• 'McGee Front Row Special Price, 3 Days $685, 1953 OLDSMOBILE 88 SEDAN An'ornaCc 'transmission, .radio done over to. ■.. sell 'for $695:. • McGeeFront Row Special Price; 3 Days $ 495". ■ ■ 1953'• DODGE SEDAN KINLOSS *NEWS Little Sandra , 'Keith . spent a,. ■ ■ • E I few days'. with her uncle and ■ aunt,' Mr. and 'Mrs. Warren Zinn, Mr, 'and Mrs G. Hamilton, cut Courtesy Teeswater ;News, 1 Donald.. and Ross • visited Sunday a'. with Mr and. Mrs John Hami1= ton of Clinton: choler 'Was; home for the week-: Mr. and Mrs: .Jas. Rialiardson were dinner- guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.' Allan Graham and family 'on the occasion of Mrs. Ridh:ardson's birthday. Young people attended the ,spe- cial <Young People's . Services .in. Wingham on Sunday night when Rev. Dr.` . Finlay Stewart: of Kit - . `was , guest speaker: GORDON PATTERSON HEADS '4-llll LEADERS Gordon Patterson of Huron Township has been elected 'pre- sident pre-sident of Bruce Cdunty 4-H Lead- ers eadersAs ociation: .Lorne :.,Trelford, of Tara is vice-president, .Eldon 'Black of Chesley, past %president, and'Wiili,arn McBride of Walker- ton,: secretary -treasurer. • A panel of :Bert Begg Of G•la mis, Arthur McKague of Tees • .Miss Helen . Campbell 'of . Kit • Mr. Moffat was 'widely arid. I favorably known in the corr"imu- nity. where by his. .prominence. and activity .in various circles• he made many '• friends and, was highly respected Primarily, a farmer, hebecame a. director ' of the Culross Mutual Fire Insurance Company in . 1912' .and twelve years , later, 'in. 1924, Was. appointed secretary -treasurer; .and agent for the. Company.; He retired in • ing years he had .been elected to the Executive' of 'the Mutual Fire Like the blind, horse, ' goes alright,' don't look. �... so' good, no.we''don, t want :$295• McGee Back : Row . Special' Price Anytime $99. �. FRONT ROW ' FORDS. 1960 FORD FAIRLA,NE /500 CLUB SEDAN i, V-8 • a gine; automatic '.transmission, cu'stom' • radio, �a -up lights, plastic mirrors, si , City '•price, . $2,6'95... . McGee Front Row Special Price, '3 Days $2,499. 1 • ▪ 1959 FORD . SOFT TOP '. CONVERTIBLE, ;: ■ F. LOADED WITH ': EXTRAS, Big• motor, dual range automatic, power', steering, • • power brakes, custom , radio, .: white walls, wheel • • : discs, clock, padded dash, etc• Easily'. worth �. anywhere : $3,000. 1. 3 Da' Y ■ • FRONT, ROW' FORDS ■ 1956. In the interven- McGee Front Row Special Pr ce s' $2,595 ■ 'Underwriters :Association' of ;On-{ �; See ' These, .tario and, in :1936 had the honor i• ■ , of the presidency of'the:Associa=. •.` �� tion ■ DEPENDAL ■ ■ On Our Lot At ■ ■ •. . Mr Moffat .was a. devoted' and faithful: member ' of /Langsi:de Presbyterian Church; a member' '•'of Teeswater .Masonic; Lodge,' the Canadian Order of Foresters' & ,the' Progressive Conservative .As sociation.:.In 1928 he was elected a "Conservative member for South Bruce . in the Ontario Le- .gislature; Among the expres sioris of 'sympathy' received ' by the family . was one . from the, Hon:. Leslie. Frost.. water, Donald McTavish' of • Rip- ley ,d ,an: Russell' Barclayof Tara gave views on, show to make 4-H clubs work.. • • If You Are ' Looking ' For A ' FARM, BUSINESS PROPERTY or HOME on terms -- Farms and Business Property For Sale throughout Western Ontario List your property with Western Ontario's Fastest' Growing Real ' Estate' WARREN . L STEVENSON ' keit . E'state, "!Mount Forest contact JOHN' HALL, SALESMAN Lticknow sr. .1111 ai "Huron .County's Oldest and Largest Dodge 'Dealer" N. ! ?`•:... 42; NE�lG.A`i'E .,T. .GODERICH .. 1't�Qn _ _ z. ■ .l . 4 839 ■: ■ ■ 11 AB■ ■ ■ TRUCK Row .SPE 'IAL ■ C S . ■ ■ ■ . 1957 FA RGO .C700 . m' m " With 18 foot platform, 9.00x20 tires like new, IR Mr.;Moffat.',never held mun'rcr-• i . ■' ■- pal '.'offic'e, • but, none in.. Kinloss Township' 'was consistently .more interested in the affairs' of • the Township, than was • he, and from young manhood he never missed a nomination.. meeting except 'on rare . occasion when health or his decliningyears prevented.. Mr. IVloffat's ,municipal interest may have been the keener because of the fact that his father., the late George Moffat,.:served as , Kin-. loss Township clerk• for.. some twenty years. Members. of Teeswater 'Masbh- is Lodge held a memorial serve ice on Thursday evening, Conduct- ed by Peter Moffat, G. J. Dicki= son and Alex MacKenzie The funeral service on Friday after= noon was conducted. by Rev. T. E. ` Kennedy with interment in Teeswater Cemetery.. The pall= ibearers and . flower • bearers were all nephews, 0 Jack, . Kenneth, Thomas, Bert,. Lloyd, Currie & Douglas Moffat. 'and Bruce Craik. Mr. Moffat is survived by three daughters, Mrs. 'Robert Donald- son, (Maiinie), of Teeswater; Mrs J. We Ross (Isobel) and, 18,500 'lbs.,. 2 speed rear/' axle, 5 speed; trams.; .1 :354 ru, in. V-8 .motor. Seurng ' in. the ,city ■ ■ , ■ N I for $2,450. ■ 1 McGee Truck Row • Spec:a', Pri :e Now• /,,750. i s 1, 1956 FORD 350: ONE TON; ' 1 With 9 foot express 'bo.d `, ■ y ari.d canopy; . new ■ . tires, paint,.' A-1 rnotor",Selling in the. city ■: for $1,293' •'' McGee Truck Row Special, Price Now $1,030. ■' 9" ■ ■ ■ Limned' • ■ • ■ ■ ■'. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ m IN ii■■re■■usaauk■■m:i■. moilosiaemoumnii■si.i seieaa • 'Margaret'of 'Perontcs and by twol ,sons,. Graham and .. Parish, sof an Sury v ng,. also , are oiie sister','] Mrs. R,. G. Craik (Bessie), of Ha mil,tori; five :brothers, ,W. J. of i HahrUtori, ., Peter of Holyr ood•, • Lance of Rivercourse, AIta,. Thomas of Teeswater and Robert of Winghams AM& grandchildren' and 2i'"great grandchildren, Htvias'.predeceased ' by. tWo sisters, Maggio and Christen & brother,' ,James. ' .