HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-11-16, Page 11WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16th, 1960
Ao M. HARPER
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° AND ,COMPANY
Chartered Accountants.
West Street .
GODERICH, , ONTARIO
Telephone‘ JA, 4-7562
ROY N BENTLEY
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT
GODERICH, ONTARIO
Bos'• 478
'Phone JAckson 4-9521
ARDU: VAL
D.C., .Sp C..
Chiropraetor
''Physio and Electro /Therapist : •
Wingham -- Phone 300
(Office located in former CKNX
building . on the ,Main Street)
IN:SURANCE: -- - - -�
FIRE, WIND; CASUALTY
AUTOMOBILE: '
AND. LIFE
ro .Protect Your Jack,
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a. A, MCDONAGH.'
tLR 3. Luekn■on►,' Out.
'Phone ; 61-5, Dungannon ..
R. S., HETHERINGTON
Q.C. .
Barrister, Etc.:
,{Bingham: and•Lucknow
•.IN LUCHHOi>"
Each Monday:
,and. Wednesday
Located in the MunicipalOffice,
'A °Phone Wingham'
Office 48:: Residence" , 0':
STATE FARIlit • MUTCAL. . .
AUTOMOBI LE
.I.NSURANCE
Investigate .Before 'Investing .'
• REUBEN 1YILSON
R:lt. 3, 'Goderich
Phone.:80 r-8 l ngannon'
,JQHNSTONE'S
FUNERAL HOME
'Phone. 76,
Day or Night ;
USE OF : FUNERAL 'HOME
At No Extra.' Cost
kn oderate Prices
Established :1894
IMPERIAL' .OIL
PRODUCTS
for :prompt •se'rvice,
and . quality products;'
• THE LIICKNOW SENT1 tE1., LUCENOW,, ;o,NTAmo
GERALD N., CROOKS'
DOCTOR. OF CHIROPRACTIC'
Phone. 545
KINCARDINE, ONTARIO
• Office hours;;
Daily Monday ;to Saturday -
Wednesday : a.m.
Evenings
,Tuesday; ` Thursday; ' Saturday
•
McLENNAN ' sand
MacK:ENZIE'
F ITERAL SERVICE:
Services conducted accord
ing to yquiv wishes at your
Horne, your ' Church, or at
our' Memorial. Chapel at no
additional charge.',- •
"Phone 181, Lucknow,
Day .or: Night
Wl NGHAM
MEIAOR.IAL' SHOP:
We Have Been ' Memorial
Craftsmen for ' Thirty -..Seven
• Years. Always
Using
THE BEST' 'GRA
• Along Wit
Expert Designing and
Workmanship.
TT' rices ost-teasonable •
Cemetery , Lettering a Specialty
R.. ' A. PO
S OT1'ON.
'Phone 256, 'Wingham; Ontario,
AS7LYp FEDF.$Arl'IION [managed.
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(Continued from page 1) ,
' Program. numbers included
• accordian selections by M. Hen-
drix,• solos by John, MacRae, a
piano. 'instrumental by Mrs. 'WM.
Johnston • of .Ashfield and a
reading by .Mrs. John Ritchie.
Past President' Arnold . Alton,
introduced Mr. ' Hutton, ' district
Purina 'representative,.who: fore-
cast that in • the 60's the farmer
was' going to have. to face and
make changes, . and ' seriously
think .about how ' he is. going to
fit into the picture • in this era of
competitive marketing. ,
• Mr. Hutton said competition
is vital, and.- from. it come •new
services, new ideas and new .de-
velopanents.' He pointed to ' the
4-H ' competitions at •.Walkerton
fair, pointing.. out thatthose'
young people dic)n'�t work ' with
their calves as they did because
they. wanted ` to, but with,• •the
'competitive spirit •to be it the
top.
On the competitive • world
market, the Canadian ' . farmer
should' take advantage of the
h
wealt' . of. . research and services
provided• ,by . the agricultural De-
partment. to• help . cut the, cost .of
production in a way no other
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G. ALAN WILLIAMS
Optometrist
Office on "'Patrick • St;, just
off the Main 'St. 'in
. W1NGlAM,..
Professional'. Eye. Examination
Optical Services
For . appointment, .
Please Phone 770, Wingham •'
!t. W..:ANDREW
Barrister and Solicitor
LISTO %VFY.: ONTARIO
• IN ' LUCKNOW,
Every .
Wednesday . and Saturday
Afternoon'
Office in the . Joynt Bock ';
Telephone: ' '
Office 1,35 Residence 31-S
contact:
GRANT CHISHOLtf :
none collect 'Dungantnoa 194-1
or 10 Lueltitott
wmAlWays Look TO Imperie'
For' The Best"
L[rCKNOR, »ISTRIET
CO-OPERATIVE INC.
l?6nne� LUCknoW 11 .
TED COLLYER
Registered Master Electrician
ELECTRICAL CONTiACTOR.
,Specializing in ,
Electrical' 'Wiring and• Rept,
AGENT FOR SPARTON• TV
and
All Electrical Appliances
Phone ,16.-r-2,5. Lirckno '
ROBERT E., I RVI N
G ERAL G AI{AGE`
.Dealer In
'OLIVER FARM MACHINERY
and <:onlptete
'FIRESTONE 'LL's
Phot,e Daengannonn 53•
#ie said it infuriates i.; to
1. have farm . people' ' and officials;
agricultural fields speak of
the need to eliminate 43% of the
farmers and.the cry ,of ineffici-
ency. Better if stress' was plac-
ed on the .good job that has been.
done and ,cease the cry of inef-
ficiency which is "cuttting our
own • throats," !by giving • the. '
consumer the unpression that
what he Amps could be'cheaper.
Mr; 'Hutton pointed, out the
need for more farmers to.pro-
'duce production figures in bank
I borrowing. ' Fbr these figures
will contract,the oft ;heard claim:
of "no money m hogs."
• The rural; population is' now
only 14 of Canada's population
and 'Mr. : Hutton recommended
i that farm folk work more close
-
1Y with business men's organza-•
tions :and service groups to "get
them on your. side." He pointed
to' instances, where • unanimous'
support of .the fasters' • interest
were received in this way, and
• gave added voice by this rural -
urban' co-operation.
6 • Management Course'
Doug Miles, Huron County
Agricultural representative, . re-
ferred to .. a: management' course
now being conducted at Clinton,
country can: Mr.. Hutton con- •and, ` which ` some from' Ashfield
PAM'
School Section. Directorsare
as follows: 1, Port Albert,, Hugh.
Bennett and Harold Adams; 2,
Kingsbridge, Joe O'Keefe and
Mark Dalton; 3, Kintail, Hugh
McKenzie :and Douglas Drennan;
4, Loeha'i h, Duncan If arrish and;
Finlay McDonald; 5, Zion, .Chas.
Anderson and John R 6,
4th COIL, Bill Culbert and .Glen
,Weaver; 7 Lothian, Kelso Me -
Nay
and Basil " Hogan; 8, Dun-
gannon, Allah -.Reed and ..Eldon
I ..,
Cuflbert; 9; Cherry Grove Rus-
sel Alton,: ,and Bert Alton; 10,
Curries Corner, Leo Courtney
and Marvin Scott; 11, Sheppard
ton, Ralph Foster .and Jack Gra- •
ham; • 12, 'Laurier, George Mon-
Grief and Bili Ross; 13, Belfast,
Jerry Cranston and .Chester
Hackett; . 14, Paramount, ' Grant
Farrish, , Bob Bock; 15, : Hemlock
City;. Jack McKenzie and Bill:
Farrish; 16, Crewe, Clifford
Crozier and Warren Zinn; 17,
Cedar . Valley, ,Ross Henry; 'U17,
Diggins, 'Harold'' Dougherty; 111,
Nile, Clifford Stewardson; ' Beef
Producers, Ralph* . Foster; Hog_
Producers, Raymond Finnigan,
Chester Hackett; Poultry Produ-
cers, Donald Hackett' 'and ,Mark •
Berger; .Cream Producer, :Lorne '.
Hasty; ' . Wheat • Producer, • Leo
Courtney.
tended that the time' is now are attending He' prefers to Fall: JOHN MCINNES PASSES'
*hen . the farmer must be con•- it a -conurion • . • sense fanning
ious of '.'what it costs' to'' pro- I course, .which provides the, tools After a lengthy illness the
•
uce . a pound : of beef : of any.
other farm commodity he, pro-
duces.
He 'doesn't believe . that the
family farm • Will• become . a
thing ','of the pest,•. but: that 'they
will become` bigger and 'better'
K. J. MacKENZIE; O.D.
•
Optometrist ' .,
NOW IN RIPLEY .
EVERY'' WEDNESDAY.
Office Hours' .10.00 a.m. :to 9.00
p.mn: Phone Roy MacKenzie,
Ripley 96-r-24 ' 'for • appointment.
R. W BELL' ..
OPTOMETRIST' GODERICH
F.. T Armstrong' '
Consulting. ; Optometrist
The Square
• (Phone 'JAckson 4-7661)
•
teuteNACE' Oiit, STOVE 'OIL.
HEROSENE;., 'GASOLINE .
'See ': or, call
WM. A. "BUD" HAMILTON
• Phone 220-w Lueknow."
District .' Agent. fot • Cities Service;
fJor. . 4orthe farmer .to -apply. With death of'John B. MacInnes of
uni'farrne
to ' Have ; them look ahead., , and.
plan so • that' : they' can -go into
farming for . themselves in. two
or three years . if, they 'have 'the
.ambition and desire• to start up.
iCounty president, Warren
Zurbrigg who ' recommended tak-
ing a' good`look at :marketing "so
rs, they.. are trying Lucknovr�._.occurred_.in: 4Westmin.-
stet Hospital .on Wed'nesd'ay, No-
vember 9th.. Ile . was 62; sand : a.
son of the date ' Mr. and Mrs.'.
Neil • .armies. The :funeral' ser-
vice was held at the Johnstone
Funeral Home on Friday, 'Nov-
ember lithe with. interment 'in •
South . Kinloss Cemetery..
that the people : who handle our.
products. won't make ' more out
of • them than we .do."`
Mrs. • W.: G:' Hunter • gave a de
tailed and informative report of
the Ontario Federation meeting
in • Toronto.
Called on were .Reeve Andrew
Ritehie and L: C. Thompson.
ti Jack MacKenzie. • thanked •,.'the
ladies " for • catering and Mrs.
Clifford •Crozier. ' replied. George.
14oncrief thanked those who had
taken part. Arnold Alton. thank-;
ed' Bill Hunter for the fine ' job,
he had :done ' '
Submits 'Nominating Report
Carl ' 'Hemingway;/ .Huron.
County F eldmoca , tecalled, some
of `the accomplishrhents of the
Federation • since it . started . 24.
•years ago .'— accomplishments
which couldn't be done., 'accord-
ing :to.
ccord-ing`:to. some. He mentioned hav-
ing pioneered in hospitalization
services' . and.' the remarkable
growth . of CIA . insurance , with
one out of.' 4 cars in Huron now
lr covered by CIA. Now the .chal-
i lenge is FAME, and 'he said, "if
you want it, . ' you :can do' it and
make it , a sucecss."
The nominating report was.
approved .. 'as . submitted: Pres.,
W. G. Hunter; • vice-president,
Kelso MacNay; : past president,
Arnold' Alien; ''.lady director,' Mrs.
William' Hunter; secretary -treas-
urer, Hugh ,McWhinney.
NEW: SCHOOL AREAS
(Continued from Wage 1)
senting all ten: school boards in
KinlossTownship, 3net. at':Holy-
rood
Holy -rood. to hear about and discuss
the matter oil : forion of a
Kinloss, Township School Area:'
A May 15th ileadline vias set four.'.
the : decision of • the various
boards: after ;calling meetings of
the ratepayers ' of •the various•
sections. . .
As a result School Sections No.
4, .5 and' 6 avor of
the .fo ,carnation ofvoted 'an in arefa, with
the idea of building a new cen=:
tral school' at Holyrood .:•
The other' six: sections in Kin-.
loss favored carrying• on : as: they
are for the ' present. at least.
• Within the new area only, two
of the four schools are operat-
irg.. The 4th Concession • ;School.
(S S.: •Tio 6) was dismantled a
few • years 'ago, as '' for several
years . 'pupils from, that section
have. been transported 'to Luck -
nor. In. 'recent years: students
Vont' ` Con. 6 .(S.S. No. 5) have
been transported . to 'Holyrood
(S.S. No.' ;4)= and; :We understand
the 6th Concession School has
been "sold" to the Kairshea: Wo-
men's' Institute ' for, .a ribminal.
sum. The .10th Concession (S.S.
l' Na.: 3). ' is' the. fourth section to
favor joining. the. Holyroocl area:
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