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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1961-08-23, Page 8B ETC+44T :THELUCI QW SENTINEL., LUCKNOW,, ONTP 5'. if t a 4t 4 Fines of $10 and costs have been levied against .dog owners Southampton who penin tted: their pets to run at 'lare,' • At • .Clinton ,District High School; '90.1 percent of the Grade 13, papers written were passed.." * s At Hanover' District . High. School 287 -Grade 13 papers were written \ with 236 passed,, for . an .82 percent record.. At Elmira, Grade• 13 students . had •a high percentage of success- ful 'students, with five exceeding an average of, 80% to .qualify•. for Ontario Scholarships. Sgt. H. Barker of . the Goderich detachment of the Ontario Pro- vincial . Police gives- the ,follow= statisticsforthe Month • of July.' in the , tour' townships: of Colborne, West •Wawanosh God'e rich and Ashfield:, .16 accidents, .only four of ,which .were. report- -able?, being. over $100 in damages;; 'one 'person killed, "abutthat was on private property; eight single ve fele ; accidents; totalof-570- vehicles' checked; 207 warnings', given; 'total of ,, 68 'charges" laid, 48 .of thein being for speeding.. USE T H E BEST NOTL:ES.S TRONGER FULL. LENGTH SMOOTHER • High quality fibers ore combined '. with the: finest':manufacturing and testing -facilities in the production of Co -Op Binder Twine. Buyit. with assurance of complete' satisfaction ..ond'worthwhile savings. LUCKNOW DISTRICT HOLYROOD Mr. Leslie Harris, London, is visiting with ,Mrs. Howard and Mr. Earl Harris and ' also with. hismother in Wingham Hospital.. Mr, and Mrs. Ernest .Erdman and: family, Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farmer and Crheryl, of. Stratford were visitors this ' past. week . with Mr. and. Mrs. Sam Farmer. Mrs M Reed, :,and Girvin, Dun- gannon were Sunday visitors with Mr. ' and :'Mrs, Lorne Eadie. • 'Mr.': and Mars. Lloyd Ackert and family ' spent • Wednesday with friends at Wanstead: - Mr, William' Welsh has .secured a position in Ottawa.; and plans. on moving there with his family the end, of the month. ' • Mrs Darby Toronto, is •visit, ing withher daughter, Mrs. Mel Passmore. , Mr, Raynard and Lloyd Ackert recevied• . word of the death ' of their, cousin,' Mr. Gueat Dobson of* Ethel last week. Mr. Dobson was a .nephew,, of ' Mrs.. Ernest Ackert,. I:ucknow. - • Mr. and: Mrts. Sam Farmer vis- ited, isited, Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Black, Owen Sound. KINLOUGH 1., , The W,.A, met at the church on Tuesday when a • quilting was held,. Mrs, Roy Schneller pre, sided Mrs., Milton Walsh read the scripture and Mrs. William Cox. gave the meditation.. The , word for the. roll call • was "Gory." Mr.. and. Mrs. Harold Hall, enby and. Mr. and Mrs. James' Dillon. returned home from their trip. to Manitoulin: . The July' meeting; ;of the. Pres- byterian W.M.S.; was held at the, home of Mrs, Gordon' MacDonald. The; meeting opened with the 'purpose and , hymn, "What a' friend we have` in Jesus" follow- ed • by the' scripture by Mrs. Gor- don MacDonald and meditation or} •Elisha by 'Mrs: Alex. Percy. Prayer .by Mrs. Perry, Hodgins. Poems on Elizah and Elisha sent by Mrs. MacPherson were' read by„ Mrs. Perry Hodgins and Mrs.. Alex Percy. ' Ten members an-' swered , the roll `'call "Fruit.” Thankoffering, plans were' discus- sed. The meeting was 'turned over. to Mrs: Don Bushell for the. program. A letter from Miss. Lillian Dickson was read by Mrs. Don CHURCH NEWS ,Ashfield: Presbyterian The Augusft • meeting of Ash- field W.1VI.S. was held: atthe home of Miss Sadie Johnston on Thurs- day,. August 17th. Mrs. D. A. Mc - Bushell. Mrs 'G Harkness; : Mrs. _Frank,JiauldenLand. Mrs. Perry Hodgins. ;The.' Bible. Quiz -"and•: a chapter 'front the study book was read.. "A time for a Waik." Hymn,, "Pass me not .Oh gentle Saviour"• Was sung followed by prayer' &, grace.• Lunch 'was served. Mrs. J:':.VP. Colwell ; spent a few 'days at , the home .of . Mr::, and Lean was leader and opened the Mrs: bon: McCosh at, Purple Grove. 'meeting with prayer and the re- peating of .the '"purpose"; in urli= son. Mrs. Jack McCreight.: had the devotional and meditation.: . Her topic was"You" and she' stressed that you:'inust partake of. Spirit= ual food to be of use in God's work,' and. you must love your neighbor. as.yourself. ' RoIl . call was' answered by a 'catechism question ,and• answer. Mrs. Jack McKenzie rendered a solo "Bless my Soul." Mrs. Dave ' McMurchy gave an article op "The . Secret • of Strength." Mrs. William John:: ston gave : `the story,: of- , Lydia a woman, of the '.,Bible as told in Acts • 16:; The<.•discussion from the study ':book was taken . by Mrs. D. A. McLean; Mrs. Jack Mc- Cxeiight,. Mrs...' Lizzie, Rose and Mrs. Jack McKenzie on how' the missionaries 'help in theschools and hospitals 'in India,' Miss Bes-. sie McMttrchy' is .home ' on' fur,. lough at'•. thepresent time from India. A question.. and answer, period ., followed. '.'Mrs., William Ross, the president of the Society • conducted •' the :business' of the, meeting. The sectional meeting is to -be held in , Lucknow.'. Grace was sung and lunch served .by the committee in . charge: • . Have you. Renewed Your ' Sub- scription n CKNO Treasurer's Sd1e Of Lands' fn Arrears Far Toot.. SEALED TENDERS will be . received until WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30th, 1961 for the, Purchase-of--Lands,-as— 59-1, " Village Lot,:. No. 28 . . 'Improved, Property 59-2, Village Lot, No . 43 - Vacant Property 59-3, Village. Lot, No. 8-10, Subdivision 21-22 " Vacant Property 59-4, Village Lot, No. "9, Stibdivision ' 21-22 • Vacant Property .59-5, Village Lot, No, 230 , Vacant Property 59-6, Village Park Lot,- No. 45 Vacant 'Property 59-7, Village Lot, No. 349 - Vacant Property 59-9, . Village Lot, South 1/2 of 249—Vacant Property All tenders subject to the approval of the Department 'Of Municipal Affairs, Province of Ontario. Lowest .or any tender not necessarily accepted. • • ; , Further information `may be obtained at ,;theeMunicipal. Office. . y.. AGNEW, , `reasurer. • Misses Noreen and Nancy:John- ston •of Londonvisited during the 'week' with .their, uncle, Mr. Fred: Guest. .. Mr. and Mrs: Jarries M. Hod- gins, Sr.,: spent. the, past week' with their daughter,, Mrs. 'Audrey Borthwick at St:. Catharines. Friends of :Mrs. Harvey ' HOS- ton and . Mrs. Don McCosh were pleased to' . see them on ; CKNX television 'on Friday. .:Mrs. J. W. Colwell attended a shower- at the: home- of Mrs. ,Don McCosh •.for Miss Ruth . Forster on ;Saturday ` evening:. • Mr.: and -Mrs ' W. Lapp and family •' of Wimgham visited ori Saturday, at. the home of :Mr.' Harold Percy. Mr. and Mrs.. Ralph Haldenby ,and son Billy; visited 'On ' Sunday. with Mr and ;Mrs. Will am': E. • SEDNESDA"X,: AUG: ; 3rd',, 1001 They reported that they have had success but returns, in patronage refunds have. been quite loW. In' further study they • have found that, only 10% of the profit. 'in the meat processing trade. is in the slaw htering part of the ` enter- rise .while 00% '4s. in. 'further Prise : . Asa result they, were yisitinig, Canada to learn of the progress already rnade , in: 'Quebec and the Maritimesin complete processing of all, livestock • and what was being planned in Ontario.. • The FAME Board was inter ested inhearing. that. killing, plants, with• only •a .capacity of 1500' hogs a week could reach maximum 'efficiency. With . the share sales mounting , the ':Board has decided 'to have .all 'available information on size and types. of plants.. most suitable to Ontario presented at the September meet - Ha'ldenby. Miss Ellen McBride, of 'Por Credit visited during the• week, with Mrs. Wiliam Cox and Benson Cox. Miss Donna Nicholson' of Tor- onto. spent the week -end at her horse 'here Miss Erina Jean Percy has been on a motor trip • to the East Coast. n , Mrs.. Hugh Jansen and' Child- ren visited, with :Mr., 'and Mrs Alex, Percy. ' • Mr, Harold Percy , returned home, from • W ingham • 'hospital?, where he has. been a patient.'• Mrs. J. W. Colwell,'` Mr . :and :Mrs. Currie .. CglWell. 'and family arid Mrs. Annetta': Bushell .were in Hanover on. Sunday owing to the death of their cousin, the late ..Fred ' Moore. Mr, and • Mrs Ted Evans ;of Rexdale visited over the week end "with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson •. , Mr. 'and. Mrs ' Bert Nicholson and family attended a family gathering on Sunday at the home of Mr;. --Land Mrs...W:..L-ttb • . HoImesvlle. • • Allan Nicholson is, visiting this 'Week at. Rexdale with. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Evans.' • In the. light of what we were told by the, U.S. delegation. we, are wondering about an increased. -number of smaller killing plants and perhaps fewer larger com-' plete processing plants. This • sY stemwould make delivery of livestock to plants more conveni- ent for the producers. and in the. case of fresh, meats it ;night: make a." real ,saving: it transportation • costs. The' Board is quite interested in getting this study underway as early as possible so that de- finite' steps• may be taken by mid- November . id -November:. when we ,are' quite hopeful that -sufficient share capi-• tal' will be available to purchase locations and call for ;building tenders. This,, :of course will .. call 'for. more canvassing 'to -be done but alreadysome counties, are ,close ,to their objectives arid.. it ,is just a case • of'' the: rest of us .pulling 'our share of the load .• In the latest report- of the Dairy ,Farmers . we: are ''still: in some difficulty in the sale of milk product•,.:' In- spite of all the , ad= verse "propaganda .regarding ani- mal fats it is still...a d'efinite.fact that .the ,.countries showing the, highest consumption ,of :Milk, :have the healthiest people:. We would do' `well to keep this in mind for the' sake of our ohrldren even if we are tempted to lave. ,a, few cents on otr own, diet.. am glad to say that recently I have been finding, more agree, ment among the various Dairy Groups in the matter of market- ing. I feel quite sure that the. worst they can' do together will. be better. than the best they can. do . divided. rAti ROY, HAVENS Plurming and Heating Esso Oil Burner „•Sales and Service ELECTRIC' HEATING Phone . 73, Lucknow FOR SAFE L D E PENDA6E Convenlent budget -terms ' up. to 5years to pay 6,19411,00[ oIaEIIALNIThE;mI Discuss More Smaller: Plants ((By : J. • Carl' 'Hemingway)` • With harvest corning along' with, the usual rush I :can only hope •that the weather is as fav- ourable when •you readthis as When I ain writing it: Recently a ;group' of interested' Co -Operators from the U.S.' sat - In on a .meeting with the FAME Board of Directors.: These hen have been operating a Co-op. Hog killing • plant for a few years. WE SUGGEST THAT YOU.. . . RNITURE UIREMEN' CHESTERFIELDS; BEDROOM SUITES, KITCHEN SUITES e 'Selection To Choose From Best in Quality —Moderate Prices We suggest that ,you drop in and ;choose your furniture requirements now. A visit to our store before 'September ' is will be worth 3 • of the purchase • price, to you. Buy now and save. . acKeriz e Furniture Store :Phone 1$'1 Luck My