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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-03-16, Page 15ARCH 161h, f THE L'. UCKNOW. SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE FIFTEEN ov eW `T i 1946 `flan has. doubt ) in 1959 to 34 He estimated ill be 394,900, rise to 472,000 ech debate con - 'bout the•need.f g on the capital :lassroom in'ne )n, t of education 104000 per .class icipality gettin ;e of the $20,00 is determined b nb:er of factsstip elief grant; the it a•nd'the capita ing the per cent 0,000 it means ghly half the; pe covered by this d to our area la this grant was.r ately .1946 , • Ne uctiorr costs hay time. Even si est of constructie buildings has ri partment:'to give deration to raisi lleviate at least is burden placed lities for educati t :Your gram important hat is why SEVERAL TO CHOOSE FROM 1966 PONTIAC 4 Door, V8, Automatic. Transmission 1965 CHEV, 4 Door, V$, Automatic Transmission 1965 PONTIAC 4 Door, V8, Automatic Transmission "1965. 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Monday night, March 7th;: oval 342" of •Ashfield Ontario armer.!s Union held -a meeting to iscuss plans on the proposed mar - h to Toronto. t� Queens .Park. tri . protest of the:ever increasing gap etween the prices :a ' farmer •gets or his product Wand the rnanufact-' ed goods he must' buy to keep perating. This cost price .squeeze as come to a point where som e ing mit be done and done • mmediately.: • On Monday,' the local members ent' out in pairs to canvass the wnship and the town of Lucknow �r-donations to the action fund • r the march on Queens Park, and the. surprise of the committee, e business people of the town of ucknow gave wholehearted supp- financially and morally in our fforts to obtain 'a more realistic turn for our labour , and invest- ent; It is evident as we. talked to ese townspeople that they fully alizethat their future also de-. nds upon the welfare oldie far-; er.. .with such encouragement, is; up• to every individual farmer. do his utmost in the.fight.for s`fair share of the economy of r country, I believe that the time,:has• come at the people of our cities and• wns are finally beginning to ke up and realize that their osperity depends upon the ability the farmer to produce the food at this nation, and other hungry oples of the world,., need in "ever reasing.amounts, and this will orsly be possible if theproducer, of :food .is given an ,equal opportunity to have his fair;share; so he has some encouragement to keep ;on going. I.f the farmer is Left by. the Way- side much longer ,:the whole -.economy will also suffer`in due time, therefore,-wernust"all work. .together'aswe are all dependent.. upon each other for' suryival,• One cannot do without'the pother, let . • Us' join forces and"ego: hand'. in hand ' and build• a great nation out of our country as we have all the, nat- ural resources to; do'•it with but We must each.have a fair share for our efforts. It is not just that the few . who control the economy of our `country should have:so. much while • the many who build it hate so • • " little. • On :behalf of the O. F. U., local 342 Ashfield,. I with to thank all those, who so enthusiastically supp- ort us in our efforts to be able :to keep on producing food. . Mike. Penich. KJNGSBRIDGE. , Kathy. and Anita .Hogan spent Sunday with Maryanne O'Keefe. Several ladies from.the comm - :unity attended the post nuptial, shower. for Mrs. Kerry Hogan. in Kinlough on Friday evening:, Mr, Jim Gilmore attended the funeral of a family friend, Miss Iola Percy in London last week. , Mr.: and Mrs. Ray Dalton visit- ed relatives in Wallaceburg, Kingsville and Detroit during'the' week' . • Paul Frayne and Michael Hogan of the Lucknow. Pee Wees went to Maple on Saturday where they. played against a Pee Wee club 19th. Birthday Of Purple. 'Grove W:i. (Purple Grove News) Family Nightwas held on Fri day evening in the Comminity Centre to celebrate the nineteenth' birthday of the•W.I. Euchre was played and,the prizes went to Joan and Bob Thompson for the highest' score and it special prize to Mrs, Frank Currie A lovely lunch was served including birth- day cake and: later Mrs. George Harkness.and Walter. Collins supp- lied music for a dance; •Mrs. Harvey .Thompsonr, Mrs. George Harkness,.. Mrs, Vic .Smith and 'Mrs. Cecil Sutton were on the.:'. committee, ' Bruce County Seed Fair was held in ,Formosa 'on. Thursday, Those showing :.grain from here • were Cecil Sutton, Francis.. Boyle and Gordon Patterson. 'Donald McCosh accompanied them to ,the fair • Cameron McAuley, President '. of the Bruce County Federation of, Agriculture..and Mrs:••Don McCosh, Director pf. the • F. W, I, O. attend- ed the O. F, A. meeting in Toronto on. Friday.. Among the seven boys from Toronto who came down to join the, Ripley Pee Wees last week was Billy Bralic who'spent,the four days with Bryaii'Boyle, Miss Nancy' Dore spent the week, end in.Teeswater with Mr. and Mrs,: Wm. McInnes. Mr. and Mrs. Don Robertson visited; recently •with Miss Marg- are; Robertson and also with Leon- ard MacDonald of Lucknow•. '.Mr. and•:Mrs, Walter.Forster, ' and Mr,'�and Mrs, Don' McCosh were Sunday guests of Mr: and Mrs. Frank Colwell of •Kincardine. For,the:weekend :with:'Mr, and Mrs; -Norval' Stanley: were Miss' ' Deanna Doupe of Brantford,,.Don- ald• Doupe of Millarton and •Mr.. and Mrs.. Art. McCallum of;'Tiver ton, Miss Dianne Dore spent the wee- kend with her girl friends from school, the .Schrieiders: • .Mr. and"Mrs, Don. Dore and• family spent .Sunday wi�thher parents, Mr,., and Mrs... William Wood at Port Severn; ;Bill Wood Jr. made the return trip with them. and plans to spend a few - weeks .at Purple Grove. Recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs. William McInnes .and family. were Mrs;'. Claude Dore Jr.. of Teeswater, Mrs. Gerald'Rhody, Holyrood', Mrs. . Ritchie and Mrs. William White. of Kincardine, and Mrs. Louis Mitch of'Wrlker- ton. Lynn Armstrong spent last week - :end at Francis Boyles.with, Bryan. • • Mr. and Mrs. Don Robertson •were. recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs,; Goldie Huston of Ripley. Frankie Dore spent° Wednesday; afternoon in Bervie with .hi Gran ny, Mrs, Claude Dore.; With Mi. and Mrs,. Prank. Currie for the weekend were. Alf Herbert and his daughter Wendy from. Weston. Mr. and Mrs.. Walter Forster spent a few days in Oakville with Mr. and Mrs Bill Robinson. Last Wednesday' Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank Currie motored to Gorrie where they met Mr, and Mrs.' ,Harold Keel and from Gorrie the four went to Galt where.they att- 'ended the wake"of Ken Galaway. Mr. Galaway was an army buddie of Mr., Keel' and Mr. Currie. Claude Dore Sr. accompanied Don pore to. Goderich•on Wednes- day. from Toronto. Eugene •Frayne, Danny and. • Jimmy , Mark Dalton, Lbuise and Maureen, attended the Saturday night hockey game at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. ' • • Alkyd :Dulame:l is the ideal finish. for kitch- ens, .bathrooms, °woOdwork and trim This beautiful semi -gloss enamel is amazingly dura ble and iS not affected by repeated 'washings or exposure to,steam and moisture .SHUR '-.GAIN 13% ALL -MASH PULLET •DEVELOPER. supplies all the necessary nutrients required by the growing birds. By restricting the energy level,this,feed / will aid in retardingthe maturity of the growing pullets. This energy, restriction will result in pullets being in good condition to assure top egg production in the months: ahead. Drop' inand .we will discuss the .complete Sl I LTR -GAIN pullet.reecing .Program with • ,:you.