HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-04-06, Page 11wgrwrii tpir, APRE4 6th, 1960
THE LtJCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAGE ELEVEN
FARMERS,.,
Your Own
SAVE
and,
The following is a suggested seed . mixture suitable
for Hay or Pasture.,
6 lbs. Alfalfa
2. lbs. Red Clover•;
1 ll. Ladino Clover
2 ' lbs. • Perennial . Rye Grass
3 . lbs. Brome; Grass
3 lbs. " Timothy
17 ,lbs., per acre. Your Cost��$6.20per acre
ALL THE ABOVE SEED
GOV'T STANDARD 'NO. 1
There are appro?cimately 7,102,000 seeds. . in
7 lbs Of the' above mixture. This works out to' better
than 160 seeds '•on each square foot of ground sown.
If ' theseason is a normal one and seed is, planted . on
a well•prepared seed- bed• this should give an abundant
crop of hay and.. pasture. ,
y•' You can' book. your order for seed with us now
anclpick' it up at seed time No clown payment: required.'
To .grow the .best' sow 'the best use . NI:n . 1 Seed.`:
inlayson
Phone 91.
DISCUSS LEGION
LADIES'NIGHT
• ' The regular monthly meeting
of Branch 309 "Lucknow Legion,
was .held Tuesday, March 29th
with the President, Harold Rit-
chie .in charge and a 'very poor
attendance.
The draw for $5.00 was not.
w. I 'Angus' MacDonald being
Abse Next .month's draw . for
$9.00 'h be made on '' 1960 paid.
up mem, hip.
Notice was iven of Zone Cl
meeting to be held in ' Seafortl
on Sunday . _ • ril "10th: Members
wishing to •..go, please contact •
Harold iRitchie. District . C meet-
ing will be held in Exeter on
Sunday, May lst. Further parti-
culars will
arti-cularswill. be announced at the
next meeting. ,
Ken Cameron , announced the
visit of_ our London ; Service
'Bureau' officer on Tuesday,
April ..5th. Harold Ritchie re-
ported for the Bingo committee
an d stated a new bingo was
startin • at 'once, Ladies night
was discussed but owing to the
poor•• attendance no arrange-
ments. could; be made.. Further
plans are in the hands of Exe-
cutive committee.; ..
SCHOOL PROBLEMS
(.Continued from page 1)
Lucknow included ,with rural
areas in a school area, was not a
fair situation because_' of the as-
sessnient of farmss. as compared
with, `those of homes in town.:
The . Inspector pointed out that
on a .farwas contained "both a
home and business, while in
the village,; businesses; ,and; 'in-
dustry would even things up in
this regard. The'. village would
also have to pay. their share of,
transportation ; for • the ,' country
pupils. "who, Would ; all be trans-
ported.. • • ,
LucknowhaspY . reviouslbeen.:
paying part : of the. Cost of edu-
cating, •thepupils from the'. rural
sections at the •old rates. The
new rate of ;$150 is the first • time
the ` rural sections have • been
asked to .: pay exactly what it
is costing ` to' educate a.. child _ and
this is ,based on last year's fig=
ures.' This was explained at the
USE' THE , CO=OP
FEED PROGRAM
FOR , TURKEYS
AND POULTRY
Whether • you'. raise 'turkeys, broilers or' 1 •yyng
hens, there is a specialized Co-op Feeding Program
to suit: your requirements. Economy 'and -per-
formance have always been the keynote with the
'.Co-op Poultry or Turkey Programs.
+Higher production, fewer mortalities and lower
growing costsare some of. the benefits derived •
from the use of aplanned 'Co-op Feeding Prograrh.
If you are not already cutting costs co-operatively, •
ask your local Co-op how to get started on the
• .00 -bp Program for your particular,' needs.
•
ucknow District Coo
RS
' meeting. , This year' Lucknow : is
'faced with ,:additional' expenses;
:through ,an . extensive redecorat-
ing ' and..imiprovement program:_
The maximum that . a board Can
charge these rural 'sectionsis,the
exact cost of educating a. pupil.
for •, one year based on the year
before expenses. "
• . The Lucknow Board expressed
their :desire to .retain: the coun-
try :pupils' and all of• the rural•
boards stated that y
thewere"
well, satisfied with' • the type':. of
education being • received . . .
With the possibility of•
an.• area
in South and West Ashfield,; the
Zion' • representatives felt' that
they needed some . guarantee
for the.'. 'future so '.'that • ,they.'
would• not be ' "left ' "' .;out
completely," . and . this ...feeling'
was expressed by. the,,other two`.
boards: ' Although ,the Lucknow
Board' • could not speak .for fu
ture. boards,1 they felt that .the'
schools' would never be : "turned
• out." One 'Lucknow. Board mem
ber said that at one time the
rural tuition' was "found money"
,but lately at timesthey could
have .operated cheaper without
the rural school enrollment. At
it
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Estate
100) ACRE . PASTURE . FARM, Colborne Township,
nearly all workable, can be .bought on easy terms.
SEVERAL : FARMS with, good buildings in Ashfield
Township ranging in size from 100 to 400 acres, these
are high • producing farms and can -be bought on :terms.
A NUMBER OF . FARMS on 86 Highway, good build-
Ings; immediate . possession, can. be bought on good
terms..
•
50 ACRES in`. Ashfield, good buildings, imnn;ediate'
possession:
SIX ACRES 'adjoining Lucknow, good house and barn,
town water, hydro, can be bought with • low • down pay-
ment and easy .terms.
A NUMBER ' OF HOMES for sale in Lucknow with all
conveniences and well ';Located:.
List your property with
Western Ontario's Fastest Growing Real Estate
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Real Estate,' :Mount •Forest •
' Co•ntact •
JOHN HALL, ..SALESMA•N
• Lucknow
no time, be said, was it esier •i'zi ig that only one room is deft
considered -to ask: the ::rural. sec ; to . be used as a: classroom and
tions •
to , withdraw;:..It •,was; sug :after that -build,
Bested" several times .at the meet-
ing that. other sections: were in.,
terested" in .corning to Lucknow
should it be possible • toadmit
thein:
Numbers- .9 Present
• Trustees • from: the Number 9
School; Section . ;in •Ashfield. •
Township, : who are . presently
• transporting their . pupils . to Dun-
gannon • school,' were present at
the meeting.' They will be pay-
ing .$200 per pupil "at; Dungan-
non • and 'would ' possibly consider.
coming to Lucknow at $.150 4 Prey
sently only' `seven pupils are en
rolled in their' section. As soon`
as they have enoughpupils to
open their own school, they
stated, they would like to. This
would. mean their stay at Luck
now would -only be a temporary
So as the 'discussion ended
here is the . picture * Zion;
Paramount, Grey Ox, faced with
tle'. increased tuition fee,• larger
enrollments and Increased costs
of transportation, doubtful as to
their future in Lucknow, not •
wanting to be •left out, of other
new areas. , and schools if they
would.. be cheaper and satisfact
of 7, .completely satisfied with •
Lucknow's education yet fear-
ful of their' sections .tai rate —•
and in the other: Colmer, Luck.-
now - charging the rural sec-
tions exactly what it is costing
to educate . thechildren in town,.
krowing that* they ..wilt have
these sections next year at least,
wondering whether to fix up an
additional room and hire another
teacher for one' year •and then
:have the schools pull out, ,reaii-
It is , a big problem of • both
sides,. '. one .that ' merits • careful' •
consideration by both: parties:
•
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1959 Biscayne sedan, fully equipped , , :'$2,250,
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