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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-02-04, Page 11pital gOl itort ineyr WEDNESDAY, `FEHB°, 4th, 1859 THE .WC OW SENTING;;, LUCrNOW, ONTARIO • PAE ELEVEN CULRoss CORNERS `Lorne Becking slipped on the .ice• while getting ° out his' big• snow plow truck and fractured his right leg.. After X-rays a cast was applied.and' at time of Writ - in he is •still confined to bed at • ho , His snow plow is a• famil .iar .part of the .wintry scene as • keeps: conicession• and side - ads. in top -condition for 'driv- ig and ,a11 are hoping for a sat- o•tory recovery; Meanwhile hn .Schumacher is doing splen- did work. ' `.Miss . Elaine • Meyer, . daughter of. Mr. . and*Mrs. Clayton Meyer, slipped ' on.' the ice, while return- ing from ,school and injured' her .knee.. She has had. X. -rays and ,is. now .wearing a cast: Wm. Wall and Allan 'of Kin- lough spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. 'John ,Schumacher ' and Mrs.' Wm.. Wall ' • Miss Elda Wall spent Tuesday after school with. Mrs. • Frank -Brown.. Mr. and, Mrs; Murray eider - son and. children, Lucknow, spent some time with. Mr. •and Mrs:. Jas. Wraith: ' •, We 'are' glad to ..report Mr. Le- toy Elliott to be home ; from.. the Wingham Hospital Mr. and Mri. Orval. Wilson and Susan, visited Tuesday., -evening with Mr'. and Mrs. Morley Wall • ra STOP. LICE QUICKLY with Modern Chemicals by. HOWARD -•••• COWPEST, POWDER For Milking Cows .Contains high level, rotenone for efffctive control. Two pound • .duster -;can l'7 Packed, in .21b:: caps and 10, • 25 . & • 50 . lb: :bags. Also. available'M, in', spray form. ' STOKPEST POWDER° For Steers,, ' Hogs Contains lindaize,..the 'best . of • modern louse killers. • Two '. pound duster care only ; 69c. Packed in 21b' cans and '10,• 25 $a 50 lb. bags. `Also available in /spray . form. •Luckno'w.' District .Co-op„ . Ltcknow Ontario. ' • • of the• family. HONORED' 'ONS •• AN I:Y RMAY (Dungannon. News) ' Congratulations to. Mr, and Mr W; 'Arthur Culbert, Maple blem Farms', 'who .on. Sunday ob- served their 48th Wedding Ann- iversary. :Their family were home to spend the .day with them.. The gathering• included their son. Bill, Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Craw- ford and family ,of .Wingharn, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sherwood • and family of 'Carlow, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil . •Culbert and ' fatally, '.Mr.', and Mrs. Howard ,Culbert' and .:family. The''family arranged buf - ,fett meals '4rnd: festivities 'that marked the occasion. • Miss • Lois. Crawford, t eir` l grandaughter,:'read. an address: of best wishes and .lovely giftswere. presented• to them by Donny and: Tcnnmy Culbert • on .,;behalf of the family, • • Mr. and Mrs. 'Culbert'with their two daughters, three sons, their partners, and' sixteen grand chil- dren, are.'always very.. happy to have such family: get-togethers. Culberts are successful farmers'. west' of the .village .and ,have•built up a renowned herd. of Shorthorn •cattle. ;: . /Since their marriage e"48 ' ears and family. `' Mr. :and Mrs. Don Robertson and. Diane; Georgetown;• .s p en t: Sunday with Mr. and Mrs:: John Schumacher: Miss -Lois Raldenby of., Carruthers 'Nursing Home spent the week=end at the same home. / . • Mr: and :Mrs. Cecil ': McNall ;have sold their farm : to Mr. Ezra Stanley, Kinlough•, who; gets pos- session . the first' of March. Mr: and Mrs. Alex'- WWytock, and boys •spent Thursday after noon . with „Mr.. and Mrs': Lloyd Whytock and family, Wingham. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard_Sander- son Sander -son and farnily. Gorrie spent Sun- day .. with ''Mr. and Mrs. • Morley'. Wall nd family. w and—Mr. N..Vhyto' ck and Harold,—Visited Sunday. even; ing with ' Mr. arid ` , Mrs. • Jas. Wraith. //.. Mr.. and Mrs., Ernest _ Hanna: spent Saturday -evening with Mr. and:Mrs. •Mrs. Jas. Wraith; The Holyrood.• Glamour: Girls meet aftersehOol at. the home "of ;Mrs Frank 'Thompson. The' girls Worked ' at their slips and made covers for their books. This was the:,la, st meeting. Lunch' was ser- ved .Mrs. Stuart.Scott who •has •,been a • patient .. in Wingham Hospital for °several years, :.suffered ..•a stroke . and .. passed away. ,The 'community extends sympathyto her husband and other members. • 0 and kis IRadow Carrying a.bone in his mouth,' a dog crowed a river' on a morrow . • bridge. He saw his own image reflected in the water and. decided' that it was another dog with a bone larger than his, Consumed withenvy, he opened his mouth to grab the other bone and lost his own. The than who has a planned,Sun:'Life of Canada insurance program need • envy no,one. Poi no one can better face .the future than the man who, through the medium of life insurances , has provided for his retirement years or, if' heshould not survive, for his ,family's future securityr. Life insurance my profession and lam at your service. Why not• callme today? • ire, win be under SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF. CANADA no obligation. Wm.. J , 1Kin.aha'n Phone Wingharn 717--w-4 R.R., 2 LUCKNOW: ago, Mr. and 'Mrs.' Culbert have livedcontinuoWy at 'this lova- tion • We wish thein many more happy anniversaries with their family.: . e Ed', arriThomas ved n S Mrs. Edmunds ed o Sun- day from Seattle, Wash',, via bus to the home of Mrs. Nellie Ste- wart, sister of ,Mrs. Edmunds.. Mrs.. Harvey Maize and son John Maize, this wife and family and Pete Glazier spent the' week- end , with relatives: in Guelph. , '•t S S No.•.6; at which 'Mrs. Robt, Irvin : is teacher, ' held a success-'. ful',card: party at the.' school on Wednesday night_ of : last week:' Mrs. Ross. Eedy had -themost tones hands. Other Winners. were, Howard Black, high lady, Stanley' •.Dougherty , Thigh gent, Cecil 'Cul- bert, low gent. and. Mrs. Arthur Elliott- low lady. ' • • Mr:. and Mrs. Harold Maize and family' spent 'last Sunday at • the home ,. of . her brother, Mr.. 'and. Mrs. Ellwood Irwin; Wingham. Off To .The South' Mr,. and Mrs., Frank Glenn and their son Harold (Bud) ;Glenne are away on 'a well deserved .boli day. They left, by motor on Mon- day rnorning to' spend a month in Florida. The '.old thermometer was hanging around 5. below zero that morning 'and that's• cold 'for around 'here: So , it was with hap- py anticipation that. they 'Set out for a ' warmer 'spot. Frank' and :Mary our, faithful' mail ;carriers between Dungannon and ^Gode rich finally gave consent this year • to.. accompany ;,their' son who 'for the p.ast"few ,winters . gets:, down' for awhile: Winghara is the :.place for, ach- ievement Day on :Saturday, Feb-, ruary 14th ..for • the 'girls taking the : project "Thee ;cereal'' Shelf." Mrs. , Clifford Crozier and. Mrs. Chester Finnigan are, the .leaders..; Suffered •'Arm Fracture ' Heather. .K. a nn'e d •y, 'eldest daughter:: of Rev..; R. and • :Mrs. Kennedy, ..had the misfortune to tear a lig'aznent' of her right arm while. skating ',on ;;aa pond , of. ice after !school. Heather: is rather leary :•about • skating ; and sought to protect her left arm Which has been ;,broken three tunes:' This time the .accident happened to the to right arm,, ' which :. hinders her. school'. work.. • ; ' Th. : •Eedy family on Sunday attended the funeral' of • Mrs. ' Het= • ber Eedy's sister, Mrs:. Ed Gaul, Milverton.. We ::extend sympathy. PETER CARTER HOME' • . On Wednesday morning we learned that Peter.: Carter .has' re- turned to his 'tome in Kinloss after seven weeks • in hospital. , He ' returns for • a check-up,' in .two weeks. BRUCELLOSIS' ` (Continued from Page 1) not ,been tested and found: nec ,essary , from a dollar and ' cents standpoint to the future of the farmer: in Canada.' ' • Outlines .Two .Polieles .. Dr. McDermid ' outlined • two; control measures that ' had been in effect over the past' two years. Under the listed . herd / policy, herds receive three blood tests at .,intervals of three months. If clear the herd : is, listed. The other con - Opt measure has been the calf-, hood 'vaccination ,program. . In. 'early years, vaccines,,gs and certificates were:sup,lied with the farmer . being responsible for .veterinary - wirk: In 1953, 40% of township councils Passed cpmpul- sory vaccination but this 'was not ,'aggreeable , to many of the far- mers as they were still responsi- ble for payment. 'Under the new Brucellosis act of •1956, the Ont alio Department . of Agriculture assumed the cost ' of . vaccination. . Not Good Enough . The ,speaker stated that .'these two policies .•had been quite suc- cessful but it. was impossible to eradicate completely the disease. "The health of your herd is only as good as that•sof your neighs • boursr he said. ' . Tci 'set up' a control area under the .present .system it is neccess ' ary to have a two -third majority of cattle owners in favour' of such a system. This .will be done by the 'circulation of • a ,petition by the Federation who in' turn hand • ental Equipinent laves You Money. REMOVE WALLPAPER THE EASY WAY WITH OUR' WALLPAPER STEAMER. FLOOR ,SANDING MACHINES 'ALSO: AVAILABLE Make old `floors ''likenew -or 'smooth 'off . rough floors,. for extra wn ear and.longer, life of linoaleums and floor. coverings,. , , ecorators CIL paint and Wallpaper Dealer Phone 218-, ,Ludcnow al Estate,.,.List Open Listing List your property, to -day open. --- so that you may sell.. yourself, without paying commission, and you may list ' open with any other real estate, and are bound. only. to pay W. L. Stevenson Real Estate commission only ori clients that W. L. Stevenson . Real. Esate brings to ' you. .• Contact JOHN . HALL Phone 11.6 Luclutow Ontario WARREN L. 'STEVENSON REAL. ESTATE Phone 325, Mount Forest Agents Covering Ontario their report over to the • township 'Clerk. : The clerk compiles his re- turns and sends them; to • the Agricultural Office at Clinton and :: they .. are ..: forwarded from , there to the, Department : of •Ag- riculture head . : office. control areas are being set up `strictly 'on a• county basis.. Plans If : Accepted • • No county has turned. down 'the • proposal" as yet. The':least per- centage' to say yes was „86 with all 'Other: counties being: over 90. If 'approved in Ifuron,' plans Call for : •blood ` testing. 'of • ' all, cattle with the exception.°of, 1.:steers; 2, ca1•ves • under ''eight (months; 3, cattle. . that have been officially vaccinated and •'are. under. thirty- six : months' of 'age . .Positive cattle that are found will be' taggedand.:lisenced for. slaughter. . The premises will have to be cleaned ' and': disinfected satisfactory to the inspector. A herd retest will 'be • conducted af- ter thirty .days and if' found clear anadditional check will. be made. again in ninety days:: , • Payment .For "(tattle Farmers will be paid 'Market price for .cattle ordered destroyed, plus' up to '$70' compensation for. grade cattle and •up . to $140. for purebred rattle. This , payment - •is, governed by the recommendation 'of the inspector.'.` Heavy 'restrictions will be ilia posed ' on cattle coming from a controled area oto a non controled area:. A blood , test; an isolation period ;;and another " blood' test will be necessary for these cattle. In order for a`' comity , to ,'.become' a ;certifiedarea less. than ' §% Of the herds can . ` be infected and less than 1%. of the total' cattle canbe infected: The 'speaker 'stated that fear of losingthe export Market: to the United States ' was the . chief idea 'that was; Rushing' this program. as rapidly ' as it• was. .Petitions .have been: circula e'd • arid.. passed in .t1 thirty-one 'counties.:On1y farmers, that:own cattle (be it one or 'one, thousand head) . are 'eligible ; to sign :the petition. ,Those' who will canvass . Ash- field are, Fort Albert; Hugh. Ben- nett, Harold Adams;' Kingsbridge, Joe : O'Keefe, Mark Dalton;Kin- . tail, Hugh McKenzie; Doug•Dren=' ' pan; •' Lochalsh, Duncan Farrish, Finlay MacDonald;,. Zion; Charles Anderson Jack.Ritchie 4th, Har bourn Adams;' '. Glen Weaver; 'Lothian, Kelso . MacNay, ^Basil Hoy- gall; Dungannon, Allan Reed, .E1 - don Culbert; Cherry Grove, Bert., Alton; Russell Alton Curries Cor- vers, Leo Courtney, ,Marvin .Scat Sheppardten, ; Ralph Foster, Jack,. Graham;, Laurier; George Mon- . • cried,. • Bill Ross; Belfast, Ralph. Cameron, Chester Hackett; Para- mount, 'Grant Farrish,. Bob .Boak Hemlock City;':.Jack 'MacKenzie; Bill . Farrish; Crewe,; ..Clifford Crozier, W arreri. Zinn; Cedar ,Val- ley, Ross Henry; Drains, Arnold Stothers;.'Nile; Clifford Steward - son: THIS SPRING,,! ive Your Seed Dril ATreat Ask Your Dealer For Smooth Drilling, Non -Caking Grand VaIIey Fertilizer.: at WORTHWHILE. EARLY AND • .CASH DISCOUNTS.- . r� Grand ' Valley Fertilizers Limited, ` Orangeville, VOL Phone '964. R,ox,'720 •