The Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-08-16, Page 11•1.
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'110.fiaL :'$23;000. Nicholson. . . •
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For FAME,
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Plan ,,October ‘..,'Spoke- To .SINNA ;
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Last WednesdaY 13.114cP .c.guntY sharp 'sales at the meeting 'and
iAME canvassers • and friends the total amount of money' turn-
a't the- :Paisley Tg.*#: ed .was; more than '$?,3,009.
The purpose of' the Al e e ng was Leading townships were Culross
to aPPraise the 5 -day SPeetal drive and Carrick with, sun.i in excess
'n tlaeir coUnty. •of $5,000 and Elderslie with about
, • „jack director on $3,000. '. •
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• -•‘. • aria BruCe Counfy chaiPrnan•apoke mention- were Eilderslie'i John
• . •the • provincral board of k...14 E Canvasser deserving special
to the group of 75 farmers; Point- Black and Bill :0Owvald; Culross,
ing out the need °of action •now. William Millen, .Joseph &
Mr maccallryray related, how he Allen Halliday; Brants James
had met with rePFesentatiVes of Jacklin; Carrick's Norin Weppler,
• . a Co -Op 'engaged in meat Walter 'Wiseman and Harry Hunt;
• processing and how they corn- Arnabel's, Ernie Bierns and 'Jur-
pietely endorsed and praised on-- onis W. J. Arnold. Top canvasser
tario's FAME program. during this drive was Harry Hunt
• james Jacklin 4ed the evening't. '74 Carrick,
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sin,00ng while .final calculations With the results of this drive,
in the FAME office, Bruce, County
*ere completed, pa I3ickeY, Prd-,
vinCial secretary -treasurer of has unseated Grey and once again
• 'FAME,. reported the results of the is top county in dollar sales. • ;
In praising the county and the
• , Bruce drive and highly praised
the.canvassing jOb that was• done canvassers, and in gracefully yet
, by, 437.iiig; believe that you. 'humbly' accepting the applause
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people eanwass almAst as well as of "the assembed grouP, Jack
sing." .He went On, tio con- MaeGillivraY urged that the can-
wasa continue, "You can do it
4 .gratulate Bruce 'Comity. for put_
• ting FAME plants. one step. 'dear- You've proven .that --- you will
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• asm and renewed effort
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--- • -"Bruce has never let us down,
do it:— with continued enthusi-
Each 'canvasser turned, in his
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I. aril' proud — very proud of the
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effort you put :into.' this 'drive
and the results it brought for.
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this very necessary. organization.
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Keep up the good work — suc-
e • mee ing cone u e . w
• the unanimous' decision to con-
tinue. the • drive until October
when another special drive would
once again be condgcted.. with
equal •succeos •
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HEATING -011.t -.GASOLINE.
. OTHER FARM PRODUCTS
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COACH FARE' $7.90:
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1 , Going ThtieSday,AugUtt 17th
t0 Monday, SePterhber 4-th,
. Return Limit--teptenii bet' 6th.
• FAi'.fareSratiO trainitervice • -
contact yotit Iocal agent.
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, (BY J: 'Carl Hemingway) .
Many years, ago I did•thywork
with horses. Sometimes, in the
hurry to get the work ,done the'
load got a little bigger; than .it
shotild .and perhapg .there Was a
soft 'sPOt On the'road to the barn.
It wa.S• too- much. to.' ask Of the
team. but 'they -dug in their:toes:
and the loakarrived at the 'barn.
•A similar situatiOn•dexieloPed
in the FAME canvass in Huron:
County. When the dates were, ar-
ranged or the share 'sales drive
• for Farmers" Allied Meat .Enter -
,prises it was expected that hay,:
ing .Wouhpl be over :for a couple
of weeks' 'before harvest .started;
The weathertinari '• didn't • see
• things. that. Way •so haying drag-
ged .on until.. the :harvest' '*as
•'However 'inanY canvassers just
dug in their, toes and went the
•".`seCond -mile". Their efforts were
snecessful• and greatly appreciat-
ed. In. threedays .ofthe campaign
some:twelve thOusand in Shares
Was purchased in' FAME: . •
Colborne • ,township: 1 stands at.
the, top Of •the ',list, having, more
than reached •their quota toward
•the g million objective for .the• '
province. . Tuckersrnith 'only .
re, -
quires four more shares to reach
their objective The following is
the standing of the other town-
ships. • ,• ,
ToWnship .Purchased Objective
Colborne. ' $4300 • $4000
Tuckersmith „ $6000
Stanley • : ' $3100• $4600
Hay ... . • $6400'
Grey ,, ... . .. • $8600.
Turriberr ssgoo
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Usborne $8000
Hullett $2000 • $7600
East Wawanosh $1200 • '$5600
• West WaWanOsh 4700 • $4000•
Ashfield $7000
Goclerich .. .45600
HoWick'.“.„..„.“.....“.$1900.. $12,200
Morris' . ... . $7400.
Stephen „.. —,„ . . $6600
Malcolm.'13aVidsory of Stanley
Township and Ross:Fischer of.
Colborne Township deserve spec-
ial mention as they tied for the
$25,00 in' prizes for the "t-wo top
canvassers,;Just goes to oho*. that
it can be done. We hope that all
the townships reach their ob-
jectives when, the next carivaOs
is organized for' early October: •
• The annuals c011vention of the
Saskatchewan Weekly NewsPaP-
ers Association:w4s held recently
at Swift'Current.
The Department of Industry
Information was. the host at the •
Friday luncheon, with A..• •
• (Sandy) Nicholson a cabinet
minister in the • Saskatchewan
Legislature as guest speaker.
A special paper, publicizinythe
convention, carried the following
story of the Lucknow district
native:
-.The 'Honorable A. M. (Sandy).
Nich•olsOn, one of the. Saskatoon •;
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members of the •Saskatchewan
Legislature, was appointed minis -
'ter of social welfare and rehabili-
tation following the June 1960
elections. • Althotigh a freshman.
member a.• the .provincial legis
lature, he has served 14 years
as a CCF member of Parliament,
representing the Saskatchewan
constituency of 1Vlackenzie,
• Mr. Nicholson is a graduate of
the University of Saskatchewan
in arts and of Andrews college
in •theology. PUring his -univer-•
tity years he worked his 'Wart°
Europe ona:Cattle boat, where he
movement :in iDerunark, and took.
aclooe look at labor Conditions
in. Europe. " •
While in the federal parliament
he travelled the,
Britain via- the
Hudson130 route on a grain boat
With a view to Promoting trade
•th•rgh.,'Chiirchill • and the. Hud -
'Son !Bay route': 19;, as. a•
member of- the delega-
tion to the Commonwealth' Pai-
liarnentarY Association, he attend-
ed: themeetings' in /ndia"; -and
toured CeylOn- and Pakiotan.. •
Prior to • his cabinet' appoint -
merit, Mr. NicholSon was execu-
tive secretary -.for the Saskatoon
•branch of. the John. Howard SO-.
ciety. . •
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Amberley District
Native Passes
• DVNCAN • MacLEAN-: •
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WOra has been receiWed.bY
Dan MacLean of Lochalsh' of the
death ,of, his brother,IlPuncan, in.
Victoria, B.C. • ••
• Duncan* j. 1V1aeLean' Was in his
79th year: He was the son of tne.
late Mr. and Mrs, Donald Ewan.
MacLean.. of the Ambeiley dis-
trict. He : leaves to mourn his
passing two Flight Lieuten-
ant Donald MacLean ,of
dale, Ont.; Alan -Of Nanianio,11C:
and-' one- daughter„ Myrna Vic:.
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He is also survived by ' two
brothers; Dan .and'illector of Ash-
field. and one .sister, Mrs James
MacDonald, Butte, Montana.•
• Three sisters predeceased hiin:
Sadie, Mrs. Kincheloe of Chicago;
Isabel, Mrs':Philip MacMillan of.
Lucknow . and 'Lexie, Mrs: F.
Scott 'MacKenzie of Montreal. • '
CASH
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SALES TAX
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For any business doing less'
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than $4,000. per day, we •
suggest the'
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SMITH CORONA 10MEX Z •
CASH REGISTER ;
at $279.00•11
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See ' us before you. buy!
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The SMITH - CORONA CASt-I 'REGISTER a
• 16w -cost high quality machine ideally suited for um
: recording and' totalling the Provincial Tax and
• amount of sale in one operation, at the same time in
• printing the corninodity code number. Two totals NI
• • are provided -- one for the Provincial Tax and •
Pk one for total sales. Commodity key must be de-
• pressed to record transaction on tape (enforced
• designation) locked out total.
IF YOU REQUIRE A MORE ELABORATE
'HIGHER CAPACITY MACHINE •,
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'YOU WELL SAVE MONEY BY BUYING AT HOME! •
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MacDonald of 'Smith Falls,' Mr; & elle of .Ypsilanti, Michigan and
Mrs. Inglis MacDonald and family Mrs. Wager of Remus, Michigan..
Of Scarborough, Mr. and Mrs. ' • ' •
WM. Towrison-ol Sudbury, Mr, & I -lave You Renewed Your , Sub.. •
Mrs. S. White and Mrs, E. Chap- 'scriptioni • • :
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Grace MacDougall visited last in •
Two. 1961 l'qntiae, Laureritians, power steering, power.
• brakes, tutoniatic, fully equipped ,
1960 Pontiac Stratochief sedan-, fully equipped • .
is 1959 Chev 'Coach,. V-8, automatic $1,995
▪ 1959 Chev 'Retail. sedan • . .... . ......... .. ........ . $2,050 •
1958 Ford Coach „. $1,450
• 1956 Ford Ciistcin sedan, automatic $ 995, Iv
1957 ,Mercury Aut oma ic
week witn".her cOusin, Anna Mac- II
Dougall of Owen Sound. •
Sympathy . is extended to the is
family • of the late Mr. • Walter.
ThompOon who passed away: in
Kincardine Hospital on August
2nd ,and also to the relatives of
Mr. Neil Graham who passdd
away suddenly • at the home of
his brother Mr.• Douglas' Graham
on Tuesday. •
Recent- visitors at the home of 0
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie included: -1
Miss BesSie Carnochaii of:Ottawa, IN.
Mrs. J. McKee and Mrs.. T. A, '
MacDonald of Toronto, Mrs. D. II
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$zosp5 •
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1957 Buick Sedan, atitomatie . $1,450, .
1956 they 4 -door •Stationwagon . $1,095
1956 Meteor Rideau, automatic $1;095 •
1955 Pontiac Deluxe sedan 4. $ 895
1955 Chev Sedan.......... . . ... .. , .. •••••••••1*.• . • . •• ••• • . 895 mi
1955 Buick '2 -door" hardtop ... $, 850
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MANY OLDER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM • al
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t)ocTott, OF ciiSoPRAcTic • 1955 Chev 3 -ton Dump 'Truck . . .
' P:hono,545 ' • . : 1956 GMC jioX • • $895 ••••
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