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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1957-07-17, Page 91F • a7' • K' A DAY, , J. > y rith :1.957' WFC, /ME L,I7CKi\TOW ;SENTINEL,; LUC QNTA IO PAGE: NINEi'' PITTSB.URGI fHouse�►aunt- IT'S FIJ;M E-.RE:S 1 STA:NT• IT'S 'SELF-CL,EANI'N'G n en ers.on;LUnber.P. PHONE ,1'50, L,UCKNOW -LAD .INJURED WHEN.. 1. • 11ORSE TOOK FRIGHT Thomas °Dickson, son of 'Mel- vin' Dickson: of Port Albert, re-: ken le" and back: ce�r�red' �a• Ebro g h ` n when_.�he � o. fro, a' horse ; he ,was riding, along 21 near his"home ,S tur- Righay a da Y. • horse becamefrightened The hos dogand ibolted ..• • by � a strange', throwing . the • lad against a .tele- phone. pole. TWO SETS: OF • TWINS CALVES_ -ON., SAME :FARM Turn calves are no novelty, at When two, sets are• born on the same'farmwithin three :days it is unusual, :and to say; the least, Lather .,profitatble for the' pleased. Proprietor, , Robert: McAllister'' of Con.: 6, West ,Wawanosl . The calx s ' �re: urebred h r e a p Sot.. horns ,and all are thriving. • WEDS AT MONTREAL ,The. ',Marriage of _Frances es '.M _h ....:.. g _ anc ori_ lyn; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will ani' Trimble Baillie • of Car gi44, to Dr. Thomas' Francis Ward,; , son: o£ Mt: 1VI.-J:._Ward.-an: and -the: the . late Mrs. Ward .of Scarboro , On' trio t , took place on 'Saturday y' morning; July . 6th, at' 11 o.clock in St. 'Kevin's Church, Montreal; the. Rev. .H. Hall officiating Mrs: ' Baillie ' is the ' 'former Frances Cain of Lucknow.' Am ' . ong' those attending the _wedding was, the bride's' sister, Joan 'Baillie' of Hay.River in the: Northwest: Territories D. r. ' and . Mrs.. Ward wall' reside rn,Re ina Mr' and s,. - Mrs, Murray Mur ay McDon a h, Charlie Anderson Ken and Ron `visited with : Mrs. 'Charlie Anderson..on Sunday.;: A•nzie •Ritch>e. and Elaine Cook :left Sunday, for Camp.:` (ZIQ1.J NE NEWS) " • ev, ' A. W. Brewn of Brant forrneriy of ' Ash'fieid C:ir cuit, visited with Mr, and Mrs:. W, :G, :Hunter-, and famil,-on urs • ay, and' with. Mrs; Ernest Blake of'Lucknow: Mr, and.'•Mrs •Brow, saw their two dauughters, Etliol•. anal Mrs: , Murray McVoa n (.Bertha:)',, who`both are 7teachers, off to London,: England by. plane froTues ' alton on • y, a A con, ,�•M d. tingent of over. one: hundred tea.- . . vhers " took :advantage of . .this special .tour..The giris'will spend, a "week +sight-seeing; °iii London where' they vyill tbe, .met. by their. uncle.'14,49:.p�la�s ".touring t'b,err3 around:England foi the next six • wee'ks, when they will. also visit many of: 'their relatives: . Sisters Are • Top Students ' .Mrs.' Ken Laidlaw, Dianne and Joyce' of London called at :the Hunter home here last 'Thurs-, dy= --Congratulations ',are due Patricia4, Dianne and Joyce as, the : three girls... attained the unique hznor of passing' ••Grades and--.4—examinations--respect—,: ively . with the. highest standing in each of their classes. They at- tend the i:new Sir John A. Mac Donald .School in London which:' was •opened about,. a year ago., In this.. school there is anattend- ance of over •:500 pupils.,. the girls also attained first class ::'honors• . in their piano exams, passing in- AO ,Grade__7, 6_.and' , Patricia __re_ served •an: 'alrrmost: • perfect .mark of '99 in Theory,` We are.' glad 'to hear Mrs CYrar- lie Anderson .is'improving after p . her' operation at Victoria Iospi, tal,' London. Mr..and •Mrs'.Gordon Kirkland, David, Nancy.. and Kenny. spent' Sunday at 'Ipperwash With • Don ald, F•. tea' seitGo� wl Miss; Marjory Coultes, Guelph General ,Hospital,p spent a •. few G -T s. e da' s (13yJ, Carl ' I:Iemngway) _Y . 'wiVh her parents,. Mr; and *Mrs A�kr. C ilte .. She WAS:.accpm panted 'by Miss Mary'lin, Church er' of Guelph, a. friend..and also a.:--nurse-ln4rainin,i . •. Mr and i;Vlrs Jack Kerr, Jac gtieline and Brian, spent the week end, at :their farm" and. vrs: ited :with Mr, and •1V>rs. Herb Laidlaw,: Jacqueline is •;spending this week with; cher grandparents " Mr, and Mrs.,' Ros$ "Smith re Wined to the village after camp ing for two. weeks at the beach Miss•;` Elaine Conn: and" 'K;arer Groskorth returned 'home .Sun day' night from 'Ialiburton after spending ' twq. weeks with Mrs Ronald' Bagg and children. Mr: and Mrs. Carmen Farrier sand children ,:visited .with, their parents; Mr.. and ' Mrs, W. R. Far- rier. the past week. . • :' Mr. and Mrs. Lorne johnston and Miss Winnifred Farrier, spent last week -fit -'Pike . Lake: Mr. George : Ross ' was . `home from Owen Sound ,at the week°° end' Visiting ' :his parents, • Mr. 'and 1VIr.-s -- Boob doss --- Mrs. :.Bob Ross '.Visited in Lon- don Friday afternoon with her Cousin,' rMrs.: Campbell, Who` • is a patient' in Victoria.. Hospital, Mrs. Turner returned to the Village.. on ':Sunday accompanied 1#, Mr. and ,Mrs. Richard Turner and Riekey. Mr: and. Mrs..George Fisher ..& 'fainrTy_ _visited._with: Mr ' and 'Mrs. Eldon Lowry, of:,Lurgan•-on d'ay ,,. Miss : Mary Margaret Fisher spent last : week with her aunt;' Mr. and 'Mr's: Don . Simpson at Kiritail. •1 Miss Doris Wall visiting: is +vistrnb With. her : grand' aren, g , ,.p ts, , Mr: �' and Mrs' Wilson' Wall' at. Langside, Little . Cathy Solomon,. 4- ear- old, 'daughter. of ,Mr. and ` Mrs I have ,a problern.. LJs.:uaily I 'don't . wcrry about problems arse I can alinpat,• always' think :•of where to,:get:the necessary in- - forniation;,.. This;, time kno. the ^answer acihave no' ideathere^ to ?get idt`. ershaps :SOMeone ' can tell! me,. • I; 'hive a few fat steers to sell, :shertly. The problem is to find ; „out what Price s: I should; g used.. to pos think the .market re • r of the Tor . .: onto stockyards •'''vas .the :Place • to get' iau.Adia of the, price of, cattle, Recently I'wa4 'balking to a Huron ;County beef •' • .1>'rod•µcer ',wh'o' `l3ad. shipped number of''.steers to:the' yards in Toronto. They were sold , h> t*o- separate .lots for $21.75, .yet • the top price • quoted for the• day his steers were sold. was. $26:00,, If 1.:,look• 'at the, paper' and ;be liege'. $20 .. is . the top price for steers •1 Will lose about --:$7-5 • o•n My 10 'a Y . Cattle, i' could' .use 'that . t 75. M .'wife could' have a :: whole new fall wardrobe.�.Does�.-m .; wLfe_. 'et_.�r.�:..-�;. or will it a be. the :packer's • (wife.:.; One of . my boys . is startingto, High, rgh;; • Sohool and Wants a worst watch.; $75,00 Would, . ,buy im a . dandy. Does m son. et it or, will, ' it .be the ,buyer's :' :s That $75.00 represents .the a' erest on .' about`.a •$1500` loan,. or the taxes 'On a'.J50` acre grass gr farm If you. happen to..own 100 Steers teers you:: would'' lose $750, by this . error' Y in the Market report. I u take -could oke these-• steers to. a community."Sale. 'There the bu Y ers are` bidding corilpetiti.z�eltr 'and.; t: bid pn them myself and take' the cattle . ,home, if the rice. •.w s t P a too bad. This .looked like a very' �good.' plan until •re-. cently :when , I began' to'wonder. if • cattle _were*;going direct to packers, like , the: hogs,:. where. no' reliable price reports are made. I looked '.up some `shippinlg .re ports. from -Government 'sources.; and found :that. something over 42 percent'of the slaughter cattle • go direct ; to the packing plants.' Alas for :my plan! Under .these Conditions. the bidding is only. mildly,'. ,�coan;petitive so I ' `still haven't found out.,what price :the buyers 'are. 'really able to pay. Please, can anyone . tell me what the fair honest price • for my Cattle should' be? • 4-y ear-, Solomon, returned 'home on` Sunday .' froi,n•.,t'he -hospital. The Institute ':held their rr►eet ing1 last' week •m the hall, 1VIrs.. Russel Ross ;presiding:. Roll:'Call was: answered •by; "something I can .do for a neighbor's child". The. topic, "Let":us. take ;time";. was given 'iby Mr$. ' Tom 'Met calfe: Jimmy, Ross; : delig- hted 'the audience with -a violin. solo ` ac com•panied by George . Conn, on the piano. George.played a : p'iano' n:umber enjoyed' 'by , alt.. Janice Farrier 'sang• al hymn . in.. crier pleasing way. Owing to two faithful' .members leaving + the community, Mrs. Jirn Wilson and Mrs. ed With the , Institute '.pins by Mrs G. Farrier and Mrs: Gordon McBurney :.Mrs Vic Emerson Emerson read an address, each •, thanking the' Society, for the :gift and.'. past a 1 c Ss0 atlon5: Mrs. Wallace Conn reported on, the rally at Tees - water. and '.1VIrs. Emerson . of • the. snorts• committee: re grounds :for• the •pall team: Mrs, • George Fish - et and .Mrs. Tom Metcalfe:were, appointed to attend the 'rally' in hesley in August: Lucknow and Wingham Red' Cross Societies; were voted ,$5..00 each. The next meeting is in the;form;' of: a ,pic-' nic . in Teeswater '. Parka on, the second -Tuesday: tri -`August,_ o. e ruiton Free NCHANTS. Mattres'4 It's button-free—smooth smooth as,a mattress can be! I-Iealthfuhy f rzn as a mattress should be! Tested —=-for - �.�.. die! �; -s . ... _moi teen y .. -balance uinerspring years ase.. Sear tru unit. Exclusive decorator -designed . cover. Pre- built borders stand up to extra hard '.wear... Save now curing Sealy's Golden Sleep `'Sale! ',1Vatetiiing box spring regularly $59.50:..$44.50. gi TORONTO "CONSERVATORY 141V-RESULTS ar • 004 Piano pu ' s of Mrs, Duncan •Simpson tried their Consenvatory .examinations : in 'Kincardine. The _results were_ as folio,' s:- — Grade6.pass Mari Rea ve . , Margaret AnriMac on Grade 5-4onors, Mary Ellen Shields; pass, ,Elizabeth E,rn Certo , Clif- ford Ernmerton, Phyllis ClaYton. Grade. ;4--'WWgnors ..,Carolyn Funs- ton, • 1;$onald , Frinston,. pass, Jbhn 'Murray .Thompson. '' ' Grade '3 - 'honors,, Sharon West; Judith Wil Son;, , pass, `' Catherine . • Gould. Grade 2 'Th ory�-first class hon • Ors, • 'Shirl y , Courtney ' Pat , town: • a r tt 4 •41 • y' Gie,a,t a by- :.. LIFE Regularly' $5950; Convenient Termsa 1. HRQUPIH..._:.T_HE.. SENTINEL—FILES Ten Years , Ago: Mrs Allan Grant her 4 year- old son Larry . and William Lames •.J:ohnstG? �vvere- :edkil n- l a level` crossing •aceident south of ,Kincardine Mr. and Mrs. M. • C. Orr and family moved' to Chesley . where Mel . opened a. shoe store and re- pair. 'business: Of : the Agricultural .Society: wTy Fears; Ago aue�._..NL,ilnew•�:� _a :oaf _arded��Yi.e= day work contract . Eby ,the Vill- age . Cotrn•eil :at the hourly . rate of . 35c .for man and team. Donalel A Blue was Master o Old Light 'Lodge,' ` • The Bruce County' rate, of 737.1 mills was the ; lowest ii fifteen year. :'I'hg Agriculturalorety • was, MAKERS Or THE *10.50 •OsTURIPtriteib ,MATTRtSS PHONE 1810 Li CK1V•OW faced .with the securing ' of. a hall.` and ' were, . considering` the.' 'pur chase x, of additional ground. ; fo make possible the building . of a -races track Thirty; Years' 'Ago William . 'Taylor of Langside died at 'the ' home of his daugh- ter, 'Mrs: Perry Pennington; ,m his 70th year; '. ' my ;e- an Turner ' dissolved their • shoe busirioSst well took over .a . business ' at Waterford., 4 Eche' Ellen • Hodgins. 18-y • • old daughter of M.r. and Nits. Fred. I "odgins of Kin'lough, died of internal injuries she 'received where. sleigh 'riding near' the 10th: Concesison school: 1 " . Willianmi Sproul, :,Dungannon,, undertaker . all" his:adult life, died suddenly at its home, t