HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-08-24, Page 91VEDNE'SDAY AUG., :24th,. ,1960
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO:
PAGE NINE
A..' M. HARPER
D COMPANY,
Clis;rteare,(. Accountants'.
West ' Street
GODERICI, ONTARIO
Telephone JA 4-7562
ROY N. BENTLEY'
PUBL.'IC'
`. ACCOUNTANT.
GQDERICH,.. ONTARIO
Box 478'
Phone. JAckson;•4-9521;
D C.;: Sp.C. •
• Chiropractor..
pbio . and.. • Electro , Therapist
Wiithain , ' - • Phone 300.
(Office located in former COM
• • buildingi on••.the Main :Street)
INSURANC
E
•• FIRE, WIND, CASUALTY
'AUTOMOBILE
AND' ' LIFE
to Protect. Your• Jack,
Insure •With .Tack' Today.
.1. A. McDONAGH:
tt.R: 3, Lucknow, 'out.
;'Phone 61-5, "Dungannon
S:' HETHERINGTON,
Q.C.
Barrister,' Etc.
Wingham and Lucknow
IN LUCKNOW
• Each .Monday, ;
and:.ne "da
Wed y
•'Located' in the Municipal Office
'Phone Wingham
Wilde 48' ' • Residence '91
STATE. FARM • MUTUAL
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE
Investigate Before `Investing
REVBEN WILSON
R.R. 3, Goderich
Phone 80.r.-8 Dungannon
JO NSTO:N E'S
N
FIJ NERAL HOME •
. 'Phone .76
Da or Ni ht
>DSE
.OF 'FUNERAL HOME
9t; No Eta. '°
Aioderate Prices
.;Established' 1894 ,
IMPERIAL OCL
PRODUCTS
• for prompt service,
i• and . quality ' products,
•
,
• contact: '
B. It CHISHOLM
i?hone collect •I ungannon '1944:
Look •To iriaperial
) drW Thetest"
•
GERALD N. CROOKS,
• D . 'rOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
•
•Phone 545 •• .
'KINCARDINE, .ONTARIO
Office hours:.
Daily ' Monday.'to 'Saturday
Wednesday .atm,. . .
Evenings :..
Tuesday, Thursday, ^aturday
' McLENNAN and
MacKENZIE`
FUNERAL •SERVICE
Services. conducted accord-.
ing toyour: wishes at your '
Home, your Church, of at
our Memorial ,Chapel at no
additional charge.
Phone 181, Lucknow,
• Day oreNight •
WI NGHAM.
MEMORIAL. SHOP
We Have. Been 'Memorial •
• Craftsmen • for "Thirty -Seven
Years; Always Using'
THE' BEST GRANITES
;Along With.
Expert Designing 'and'
Workmanship.
Prices Most Reasonable'
Cemetery Lettering a ,Specialty
R; A. SPOTTO N
'Phone, 250, Winghain, Ontario. '
•
G. ALAN WILLIAMS
Optometrist
Office 'on 'Patrick,. St., just
off the ` Main St. in
WINGIAM T -
'Professional Eye Examination.
Optical Services
For . appointment, , •
.Please' Phone '770, Wingham
R. W. ANDREW
Barrister and Solicito
-.LISTO WF.L; . ONTARIO
IN LUCKN'OW'
Every.
Wednesday and• Saturday..
Afternoon. •
• Office in the Joynt .Block
Telephone:
Office 135 • • , Residence .31'-J
•
hUCKNQW ' nISTRICT
CO-OPERATIVE INC.
Phone Lu:ckno'w 71
TED COLLYER '
egistereel--lVaster n--
Eleetrra.
' ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Specializing in
Electrical Wiring and Repairs
AGENT FOR: S'PARTON •TV
and •
All Electrical , Appliances
.Phone •46-r-25, •L;ucknow
ROBERT : E. �IRR.VIN
•GENERAL 'GARAGE
,Age,rit fob .
GI�IVFtt FAttl M •
ACHINERY
• and complete
FI'R�'I:STQNIC
k'liotY:c Dints arynon. • 5S
IS OPPORTUNITY
EQUAL FOR .ALL?
•(By J, Carl Hemingway)
. During the last World War
The. great minds, of the 'western
world' metand;' drew up 'the At
lantic Charter, One of the basic
principles "-Stated .that "there
shall be equal opportunity . for
all." This I,,,Understand' was :.to
apply to all lines of . endeavour.
But does it? •
•h wastold recently that can-
didates "for ' Liberal nominations
In the.: county would need 'to be
:rnen with money, If this 'istrue'
for liberal 'candidates . we •can'
assume'. that it ' would also ' be
true for 'candidateS for the oth-
er ,party nominations.Does this
thenmean that the first qualifi-
cation in becoming a member .of
Parliament is 'Wealth?
On , this basis we • can . only
have government .by the. rich' &
if they are human it will • be
government for the ' rich. "E°glial`'
'opportunity for all?"
• However,. I don't. intend "to
pursue this line of thought but
rather t6 point, out •another
place where. this "equal oppor-
tunity for all" is; ,a basic prin-
ciple. It is found in a statement
of policy for Co -Operatives back
around 1923: This has.; been' an.
accepted ' •policy' •ainong farmers
• for a long tine: I T wonder how
far even,.they ' are willing . to
putIt into practice,ox• will be
allowed to: :Put it. into practice.,•
By •the. last Rural • Co -Operator
1 that find '
.about ..ZO% of the
1960 wheat crop' has been:. Mar -
KENNETH ' J, 1VIacKENZIE
R:•
O.
Optometrist
LISTOWEi:,,. ONT;
at. the • former Wro'na Jewelery
store, . Ripley,' 10 a.m. to '• 9 pan:
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST .31st;
and every g,,ecor d.' Wednesday.
Eyes:. examined - Glasses fitted
For appointment 'phone • Roy,
:MacKenzie; 96-r-24, Ripley
R. W. BELL
OPTOMETRIST GODERICH
F. T:: Armstrong.
Consulting: Optometrist
The Square '
(Phone • JAckson• 4-7661)
I UttNACE OIL, STOVE:'. UIIL.
KEROSEN.E,' ,GASOLINE
HAMILTON
•
Lucknow,
Cities Service
See. or 'call.
WM. ' A. "BUD"
Phone 220-w
District. Agent for
•
a
Thi/S: CO-OP BRAND
TW/NE Is suRF'
6000 srtiFF,
IT'S STRONG
:,SMOOTH RUNNING
ALWAYS .DEPENDABLE
v(
•
keted at 'about . $1.40 per , bushel:
Yet on present. supply' and. ,past,
market/history the price,'for the
year should be at least $1.60 per
bushel.' Why. then have so many
farmers marketed their •wheat?
Simply. because • they didn't' have
themoney. or facilities: to store
their •grain for sale layer. We
can't`. ; blame, :the ; 'dealers: for
buying cheaply :because they
haveto, compete , with other
dealersin selling .
In .the. interests of this idea of
equal opportunity' for all would
the at grovvArs be "willing..to
n.` 1
set u .. tkeir ' ow se h ' ��a �en '
c
n
Y
Pg
g
which Vvauld purchase all. wheat
offered at a basic : price of $1.25
per bushel • at . time : of delivery
say August'1st with. • 1.1/zc per
btishel.per, • Month increase ung
til July;lst, to compensate for
farm storage., The Agency would
:then sell allthe wheat:as it
was required by the trade at
.the best :possible price: and ex-
port the surplus?' Then ` during
July: of ,the ,following :.year the
total ambunt ; received by the
Agency for. •the wheat ;would be
divided by :the total number of
bushels purchased,and an, ave-
rage •. price . of .. say $1:60 arrived
'at:. Then, each farmer, would . re-
ceive. a further. payment . 'of 35c,
' per bushel sold; This would be
."equal" opportunity for ; all" in
•
should also be inquiring, into. the
sale of.•timothy seed. At the mo
tient' there is .nof+price establish`;
ed and ' w,on't be 'until', dealers
are `;able ; to. accurately ., estimate
the 'crop and prospective' mar-
ket that will allow: • them'' 'their.
required ,profit..
• GODERICI . RIND WINNERS :
OF THE 'JOYNT TROPHY
Eighteen • ;rinks competed ' din ;
,the Joynt Trebles Tournament....'
at the: local greens:.' The. Gode=
rich trio. of Ar ' ie wns a nd • -
. ch Ta e , .
•
Cliff MeManus and Everett Har-'
..tis won first . prize and the '.
Joynt .Trophy.: Jack Fisher, Gor-
don Fisher. .and Isaac Miller
Were 'second.
'-These two rinks were. the only..
threeigame winners.
• High two game 'winners were
Carl Draper's rink of Clinton,;
Howard Sherboridy's. .of . Wing
, .ham and ,Roy i$parling's': of God=
erich. .
The .next tournament' in Luck-
•. naw' 'will•: be men's:doubles ,on'
Labor.` Day;.: beginning •' at: 10:3a
a.m: • Some outside' entries :are,
already ' in
practice:, If the ' Ontario,. Wheat
Growers ..were'.' to propose such
a " Marketing Plan' would''there
be too many farmers hoping• that
by; some 'niir:aGle, • ,they would be.
able tb store their . Wheat next
year until the following. °Febru-
• ary or' March' and then get •$1.75,
,$1.85 or even '$2:00: per bushel
for :their ' wheat? 14y'.e farmers
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