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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-04-15, Page 5,SAY, AP:AM 155h, 1959 DEAD STOCK SERVICES, HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR SICK, DOWN OR DISABLED COWS and HORSES • • also. ' Dead Cows and Horses M Cash Valie.. Old Horses -4c. per, pound Pkone collect -133-=Brussels;' ;BRUCE...MARLATT 24 Hour:'. Service,'` PLUMBING' and HEATING Agent • for 'combination oil, coal- and wood .. " SEAFORTH FURNACES Plumbing Fixtures Copper,, sf//eel and Plastic Piping , Deepand shallow Well Pressure Pumps ART GI LMORE' K. 3 Lucknow Phone 61-r-13 Dungannon • TEE LUCKNOW SENTINI!;L,. Lucicliow, ONTARIO g • A PAGE ;FIVE CHECK THESE „RATES SINGLE 15 (wM)i pivot* both) io Motel EMP: Broadway of 63rd Strait • At the "Gateway.'to Time. Square" • 700 tooms & suites -most with AIRi ..' CONDITIONING, TV Stu radio a: Excellent Restaurant Coffee: Shop `Coditail Lounge ' 1 Garage adjacent to hotel PLUS ' many special Empire convenienceo. such is Baby Sitters,. Physician; Sightseeing Buses. Train. &' Plane'Reservations.� . Radio & TV Tickets*• r DOUBLE 18 (with privdl batb)• • w ,1 1. NEW YORK 23, N.K COlumbu; 5-7400° TO PAY RABIES COIIPENSAT!ON ('From, .Grey -Bruce F of A) en the Federations of Ag- riculture for Grey .and 'Bruce. Counties' presented their briefs to.' County Council in January;, we suggested 'that •compensation for animals that dieas a result of 'rabies .. be a three way split, with County, • Council paying a third, the provincial . government a third -and the '''federal govern- ment .a third. Our Members 03. Parliament ! for this district brought this sug- gestion up on the. floor of the House of ` Commons, The Hon,° Mr,. Harkness, Minister" of 'Agri- culture' seemed, to..,gybe interested'' ,but said lie' had no request from producers for this legislature. I• Eric Winkler, •I P. for Grey .and'[ Bruce,`• .contacted . • Bill. OSrwald and suggested, tilat . a delegation: be sent 'to.. Ottawa ' irnrnediately. We got a very. favourable recep tion . and . the .'Deputy, Dr. • Tag- gart,, ag-gait,, suggested . that the province and the federal government had• more. money than the, counties and that they might be .able to.. do a little . !better • than our.sug- gestion. A release was'issued last week by the Hon.•''R.Tm., Goodfellow. He said the ;province will pay. 40% of the cost, the: -federal gov-' ernment: a similar amount and' the Fpunties. 20%. It will .be: re-: troactive to' April: 1, :1958.. Maxi-. mum ,payment for. • cattle ' has' been placed at $250.0.0 .each;, nor- • sect• • $100.00; sheep $40:00;' swine. $40.00 and goats $40.00. If it had not been for`the Fed-: eratioris 'of Agriculture in. Grey and " Bruce Counties, the farmers would never have received' com- P ensation--'.for their •:animals that die' as a .result of rabies Among the members': of .the , delegation was G.e6rge, Joynt, warden of :Bruce. 51j .MILLION NOW 'HAVE HOSPITAL .INSURANCE Ontario Hospital: 'Insurance is now three months old, and •ap- proximately 5,500,000 O'ntarians are . under its protection. Already, its' ibenefits, have been .received by more: than 200,000 residents' of 'theprovince,. for . whose hos- pital,. b+ills. the Ontario ' Hospital• .Services Coil -mission :has accept ed res .onsibility QVIan5f of the' early ., administra- tive problems have already been Overcome, but there are one or two ..basic features of:' the. plan The' objective of Goderich and :district, •including Lucknow, is '$4,000 LUCKNOW DONATIONS May lie left'at, The Bank • "of Montreal or The . Lucknow Sentinel; RURAL DONATIONS may , be .. left at . , Dawson's Store, Dungannon ; '. ASH,. rt ' FIELD - RESIDENTS may donate .during. • the . Federation.::of• Agriculture ,Canvass to be held this -month., • { 'Cancer takes . the lives'. of: thousands of C anadi'ans yearly; 'people, ,but . young - adults and children..'. GIVE GENEROUSLY . • not only 'among''. elderly which, apparently, are not fully understood. ' Many, : hospitals.. report ' . that some patients are• still requesting' admission • as insured . , persons without ..producing.•their Hospital Xnsunance. ' . Certificates. This greatly cornpicates ' the .work of. the'. hospitals 'and. could' result in. the patient being : held responsi- ble for .. 'paying the account,. at least', until his' insured' status is confirmed. 'As.'families are issued• only one ,certificate, it is realized that • this • may not always .be available if hospital care is need= I,ed • suddenly. Therefore, the Corn - mission, feels it IS. a • good idea Corn - ' to keep a separate note of the I Hospital Insurance. Nuinber" . for. the ready.reference of any 1 ber.' of the fainilf.in case of :sud - den illness• or accident. . Some,' residents are not fully aware 'of the reason;' why : the Commission requires prepayment ' of premiums. ",Prepayment, that ,is, 'payment of ' premiums. in ad- vance ofthe benefit period, is an. advantage ' to the insured per- son Nas er-son;Nas '. it provides a: paid-up • per- iod during which protection.. will continue if ; it ever. beecatne. im- possible to keep up premium Payments. ''Commission Regula- I tions. call• for prem.iurns' to 'lie paid: three monthsin advance of the . benefit period 'covered by :each payment.`• va�; :.'r. 1958.Chev., Delray sedan, automatic transmission, fully.. ' equipped '• $2,595 1958 Chev Biscayne, special V-8 ;motor, power cbrakes,.• Sully. equipped ' :.: $2,750 1958 PontiacStpr tochief Sedan;edan, automatic transmission fullye'q ui• .$2;650., •1958 Chev. Biscayne Sedan,' automatic; . .fully equipped.; $2,650 1958 Chev Biscayne Sedan, $2,450 .� 19569Chen : Standard Sedan, •fully' equipped $,, 56 Chev .Coach, • fully equip ed .. ..................,,$1,695 1955 C1iev. Deluxe• Sedan, .Aut tic =..$1,550 1955 •Chev. Sedan, 'fully equipped Q.... . $1,450 . 1955 Chev`. Sedan, with' radio : ' ..,...,.,,: 1$1,395 .' 1954 Chev. 'Bela*, coach, .automatic : $1,195 • 1954 Dodge. Regent, Sedan': $1,095 1954 Ford. CustOniline, with 'radio ' • $1;095,,; 1953 Dodge" Sedan ..,..: ......................:...........:....... $895 TRUCKS! TRUCKS, , 1950' Dodge, 3 ton Pickup $1,095 Huron County's . Foremost • Used Car Dealers, CASH, TRADE, TERMS Open Eveningstl 10 Phone 17$,• Brussels' Ctiss .;Service Dealer�- CULROSS CORNERS •. j Congratulations to Mr.: and Airs. ,David Ross on the birth of a daughter • in Wingharn Hospit- al on April' 9th: : ' : • ;As 'a climax to • the TV Farm Forum Series the. Member -8 'on, the IOth. of Kinloss enjoyed . a pot duck supper at Hannas Miss Beatrice Haldenby who. has been taking a hair 'dressing .course at. London,. has • completed her .training, and has been spend- ing , some time with her :parents, Mr. and Mrs'... Ted Haldefiby. Mr. and • Mrs Wm. $lessor, Bervie, spent Thursday/afternoon with Mr. and :Mrs. Alek. Why- tock. Bert IJarrisis employed at Sit licks' Hardware, 'eeswater. On ,Satarday Mr. • and Mrs. Eoss Ferguson and family mov- ed . to another community where Mr. Ferguson,has obtained work. • The ,flu has caught up • with several 'in the comrnuruty. •Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Whytock and family, Wingham, and Mrs. Everett_ Whytock and family spent Wednesday 'with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Whytock and family: The Club .4 girls . ;'net ' Tuesday. evening . at the. home of• Miss'' Elaine. Meyer, " We' are sorry to' report that Mrs. Alegi' Whytock' is on the sick .list. , • PLAN FOR . RE -OPENING. • OF . BRUCE MUSEUM' The Bruce County Historical. Museum is again making plans :for the' opening . of . the museum: •season in May. . Visitors to the museum this year. will be interested in bite display of amateur; ar-t. This will be a showing of original paint- ing's done ' by memibers., , sof the adult classes' in ' art 'being con- ducted. this winter in the various centres throughout Bruce' County:. Also, a group of thirty repro- ductions of the paintings port- raying 'events in -Canadian his- tory, •'by' artists :C.. W. 'Jeffrey has been received on .loan from ;the Imperial' •Oil Co. collection, 'and will be .on display in the museum throughout, this•season.' • Additional' show cases are , be- ing procured which will' enable more articles' to.be displayed un- der glass Some: major >improyenient's are planned to ' make the •museum and log' Cabin surroundings: more attractive and it is Hoped,: one • 'of. Bruce County 's,_beauty spots. TYPEWRITER•: RIBBONS • Typewriter ' 'ribbons` : for. , any .' make • of'• machine are ; now avail- able .at the Luckno`w Sentinel. No matter what the machine, ,we have ..the ribbon. Phone 35, : L• Luck now: .. 'Sheila: I could dance like this, forever. ''• Jim '.. lanpossvble! You're bound to' improve.... WAALTE�R ,'B R EC K•L.ES KINLOUGH, .ONTARIO . "Phone. 18-20 Ripley, • 'Your' John Deere : Dealer Automotive . and Tractor Repairs Are 'and Acetylene. welding Machine Work Pioneer Chain Saws, Lawn and Garden Equipment For your best billy in diesel tractors, see the "David Brown" ANNOUNCING ' "1 r� ARE : NOW ,ON ' i HSPLAY; AT. roo Lucknow, Ontario REPRESENTATIVE FOR: Not The Bull's ault A meeting' of parents was 'cal- led to discuss the poorquality of milk ,being served in . schools. "What this town needs," shouted' one mother. "is clean,. .fresh pas- teurized milk and we mist take the •bullby the, horns And de-' Mand• Teeswater ; y d Pontiac, Buick and GMC • Dealer For this Area . Wide Selection at .all 'Times of D USED CARS •