HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-02-09, Page 14THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL„ LUCKNOW,.ONTARIO
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ardent Sportstnan.in his youth. He drop you a line to see what_happen"
was'a graduate of the Ontario Ar ed to the -paper. ‘ ;.
tioil in Sarnia... Berm. have had so •
so thought we would.
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ion counties: In 1942 he joined
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...' weather here,
and Mrs Mark Berger from Durr • • •
gannOn. also Oskar Armstrong from hdoestipetvaled. Apufeeldo.anyias.l.atwere jwimi,
night, they tell us.in the 40'S.
going to be cool to °I,i im a speedy recovery.
• tharity and also a popular .member ' Hopeiti is well at Lucknow, ,
Mr. and Mt. Roy Keane Of
'Stratford Spent the weekend wi
Mr . and MS., Wm,G Hunter a
•Mr. ,and Mrs. Jiff.: Keane:
Ann Ritchie is practice teac
at LittoWel•this week. • .•
Mr. arid Mrs. Alex Leaver.
Winghatn spent the 'weekend w
Mr and Mrs. D A Hacf<ett an
girls. . . • . •
Joanie Hackett has had the
chicken-pcix. .• •
MK.:, and •Mrs. Charles Ander
Charlene and Joan, visited Sun
with.,Mr. and MisMel Dickso
of Port Albert, •
Mark Chisholm and Kiri) Co
played hocicey on Saturday at
Paisley where aliikkey tourna
entertained the hockey fans for
the da . • . •
weather is suitable many fani
Will take advantage of these
'ins to update theinselves'on
FOR, T,IOSE‘ House DOORS INSIDE OR OUT
' USE WEISER LOCKS •
• of the Sarnia Golf and Curling
Club. • • •
He is survived byhis widow.
the •former May ShaCkletOn:4
daughter Isabel (Mrs; Harold Jadk- • • •
son). of Hamilton, son Kenneth,'for Maple Syrup Producers sponsOr
• of Toronto, five grandchildren ed by the Ontario Food Council.
and one brother,Farquhar Math- This meeting will be held in Walk-
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•eson'of Vancouver'. • 'erton on February 22nd and more
Funeral service was held from details will be announced and ad-
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vertised as the time approaches.- •
The D.J.Robb funeral home, Sar
nia, on Wednesday with entomb The Annual Farmers'Week for.
1966 willibe held February 21st •
ment 'South Kinloss Mausoleuen.
- Interment will be in Lochalsh Cern .to 25th in War Memorial Hall, • -
eteryi. . • • 1'. • O.A.C. Guelph.. • Monday, Feb-
airports
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HAS A HEAVY punt,' BAKED, GLOSSY FINISH
, . JUST A WIPE OF A CLOTH AND. IT SPARKLES
'.:COMES IN A VARIETY OF COLOURS
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ruary 21st is Soils and Crops Day •
'new plans for Hog Quality PrOgraths •Tuesday, February 22nd, is Dairy
will be discussed and in that re- Cattle Day .': Wednesday, February
Ord' the latest:report for 1965 from 23rd will be farm BuildingPlaris
the Canada Daiartnient of Agric- and Farmstead Day;" • Thursday. • .
ulture gives Very encouraging in7 February 24th will be Livettock. ; •
formation for Bruce Hog Producers. feeders Day with sections on
Bruce County marketed 56.6%. Swine and Beef Cattle. Friday,
Grade•"A's" -out of .136;356 hogs • February 25th, will.be Farm • ECM-
marketed.' Thisis the highest. per omics Day. We.,kn ow that if the •
:latest technology'in agiicultur
centage'of Grade "As' for any :, • • ' - - •
county in the Province Marketing.
over 6;000 hogs This is also a
significant increase from last year'si
• average of•47.60/0Grade."A's" and
the 1963 average ef'45.74. It is
interesting (o note that the Ontario
'average is'32.610. These increases
are certainly encouraging to the ..
Bruce County 'Hog Producers' Organ'
ization and also to the individuals •
who produce the hogs. It was also •
interesting to note in this report
that the average price for 1965 was '
31.770 -while 1964 was 26.230.
Another series of meetings not. •
previously announced is the series
on Workmen's Compensation by '
the Bruce County Rani) Safety 'Coy
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*O. These meetings will he held
in RiplerHuron Township -11
al -1-;.
Monday, February 14th, and Pa'
ley Town Hail on Tuesday, Fe
ruary 15th. and Wiarton Legion on
Wednesday, 'February 16th. All .. •
Meetings will cotnmence.at 2.00 . .
p.rh. and the speakers will be rep
resentatives'of the Workmen's . ' •
Compensation Board. Many people
are questioning the;diffetent rules
and regulations and here is their . •
chance to'get their queries answer
ed directly from the experts. Brief-
ly, all farmers who either have
hired helpor will have hired help
during the year, are compelled by
law to make application for cover
age under. Worlanen't Compensatio
By law you must make.application
whether you have hired help for
one day or full time. Failure to
do so, and the employee is injured'
could result in full assessment of •
costs to the employer plus a fine.
The employee would receive full
-coverage from Workmen's Comp .
ensition. The employer should
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BY JOHN C;McTAGGART.
ASSOC. AGRIc• REP.
BRUCE COUNTY,. • '
Winter appears to be coming '
. right along in the last few weeks
and perhaps We wil end up getting
our normal share before we see
• Spring weather. We are still' fully
occupied with the analysis of the
Farm Account Books and as already
mentioned this year, the intreased*,
beef and hog prices are showing up
' extremely well in the Labour In'
come of well managed farms. We
• would urge those who a.re'still
.planning io send their bookein io
d�it as soon as possible so that we
• can make up the`averages fOr 1965'
and get on with other. detain. The
• Other details include qnite, alew '
7. important meetings coming up in
the. month -ofFebruary-;- -One major.
. one is the organization of the Bruce
'County 4ilk Producers' Committee
to be held' in the FOrmosa Comm-
unity' Centre on Tuesday; February
,Sth, 1966, at 1,00 p.m, A rep -
resentatiive of Me Ontario Wiilk
Producers', Board will be on hand to
answer questions and fifteen Direct-
ors will be elected from Bruce Cou-
my to be the Voice in the future
development cdtnik marketing. •
Nominations for this Committee
will be 'ace ted if thepominee
is prese t 'ye his consent- tO
stand:for elec " . In order for a
Mit Producer not present at the
meeting to be nominated, the nom-
inator nmst have a statement sign -ed by the farmer he wishes to nom-
inate beforvit is accepted..
Then on Friday, February llth .
the Bruce County Hog Producers
Annual Meeting will be held in the make application•to Workmen's •
Walkerton Town Hall at 1.30 P.m- Compensation Board, 90 Harbour .'
The regular annual business, elecr Street, Toronto.., stating expected
ion of officers, and election of payroll and type of farming oper•
ation. For tnOpt farmers in'this
are the rate Will be $3.50 per
$100,00 payroll with a minimum
f--premittritOf $16-:00. Assessment,
or prerniurn, ischarged on estim-
ated wages and adjusted the follow
ing year on actual wages.
1 .Another new meeting for this
to be an excellent speech. The. . year Will be the Maple Syrup Day
voting representatives will rake
place. Also this year morninations
for County COmmittee men under
the -Ontario -Hog Producere-Marker-
ing plan with an election, if.re-
quited, tki Tuesday, March It.
Mr. Fred. Stock° of Wooditac'k will
be guest speaker and this promises
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