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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-04-06, Page 20n yJ,y n ., ii y.', r ' THE LUCKNOW SENTINRiL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO .1)00,04n' Theatre. Goder ch• .OPENING THURS,, .APRIL 7 . ror 1966 Season . CI#IIDREN IN CARS, 1Z•AND UNDER FREE • ALL OTHERS 75e. EACH. Color Cartoons., At Evora' .Performailee• t.N,T Shaw 8:00 p.m. and 10:55 . p.in. • ZOMBIES At 9:30 p.m. ' SUNDAY LATE SHOW APRIL 10th BOX OFFICE OPENS '10:30 P.M. Big Horror Double Bill he House Of Fright Plus ADULT. ENTERTAINMENT , SHOW STARTS. 11:00 P.M. MON.,' TI. APR ] Mr., and ,Mrs,i Allan MacCharles of Arkona spent last weekend in Lucknow with'his mother, "Mrs; John MacCharles, and other rel- atives. Allan has received the appoint- ment of Postmaster at Arkona. After two weeks training at Forest he, will assume his new duties. Mr. and. Mrs. MacCharles. have` resided: in Arkona since 1946. Mrs... MacCharles is the.former ' ..Mae MacDonald of St. Helens, ,They have two boys,'A1ex, who is attending Parkhill:High School; and.Brian at borne. Federation Honor Florence Elliot The, Huron County Federation of Agriculture, directors,, commodity groups, and their wives held a social evening'' in Carlow Commun- ity Hall to say "Goodbye to Flor- ence Elliott." • A good card game was enjoyed by all. Charlie Thomas, Fresident of Huron County Federation- presented Mrs. Elliott with a lovely 3 piece .luggage set. Mrs.. Elliott thanked. all for their ' best wishes; Cake and ice cream were then served, . Wedding rings are placed on the third. finger of the"left hand be • cause of an old Egypt ain belief that a nerve ran from that finger' to the heart; . ' rat on Man1roTResgn.OfflceAsk e�de After: Posting To Pro Tem Bean Board t co•o erative movement, tun - At a Board'. of Directors meeting of the Bruce. County Federatio n, of Agriculture held in, Walkerton on March, 4th, the Ontario, Farm Prod- ucts Marketing Board was severely criticized fn their recent action in dissolving the Ontario .White Bean Growers Marketing Board, . The •Federation also opposed the appoi- nting of Executive members of the Ontario Federation of Agricult-. ure and` marketing:organizations as trustees of the three man pro tem Bean Board, 'and asked the Ontario Farm Ptoducts Marketing Board to return to the producer el- ected board their proper ,and elect- ed rights immediately, • The Directors are also asking that one of the pro tem Board • members, Roy Coulter, who is also a member of the. OFA, Execu- tive, be asked to resign from.the OFA Executive immediately, as. he is now. a civil servant which is- contrary to OFA 'policy,on produc er controlled marketing. The Federation `feels. that since there is no recourse under the Ont- ario 'Farm Products Marketing Act to protect the growers rights and ., no provision for,public hearings for. producers to hear complaints when' a dispute arises between the Ont- ario. Farm Products Marketing'Boa- rd and the local marketing ,board. that the Ontario Farm Products Marketing Board .should give a fuhl explanation for" their action. :The)? felt: a. full explanation is especially. necessary due to: the fact that:prev. ions investigations failed to: prove discrepancies ion` the 'fact. of. the Bean. Board ;and any recommenda .tions, that were made in these in- vestigations had.been fulfilled . In other business; the: Federation also endorsed Bruce County coun cils brief asking for a community . . college in Bruce County to serve the four counties' of Huron, Perth, Grey, and Bruce. . They are also asking that all Bruce County High Schools be approached,'rt and pa- icularly Walkerton with ,its expand ing facilities, to implement the ''green house approach• in agricult- ure training; It is felt' that: the livestock barn method is no longer adequate for advanced training in Agriculture,. and 'in all too many' cases .agriculture is.being, ignored and not placed on the curriculum. The .Board of Directors heard 'Mr. Curtis Smout, Personnel• and.,Mem ber Relations Director for United Co-operatives of Ontario explain • *h p chops and Philosophy. The co -pop. erative movement got its first real:. 'start' in 1854 in England. In Can- ada -it started in the early 1900's and one of the, first Co -Operatives, , was at Malcolm: in Brant•Township 'in 1914. Today over four million people •are members of 3,000'co- opsin. Canada doing about 1 1/2 Million dollars of business which represents ' about 4% of the nations economy. In Sweden, Co-ops supply 260/0 of•the consumer goods. .purchased. He defined a Co-op- erative as anorganization. or :bus- iness interested, created and,own ed by its members to provide ' them' with needed goods and Ron Slade, Fieldman for the Fed- eration. reported that the 19Q6 Folk School would be held 'in 'Var- ney from April 10th to 14th. Vic .Morrow of the Rural Learning Ass;.• ociation will. be co-ordinator and the theme will. be••Let's.Commun-. irate''. Applications: are now be- ing accepted from Grey -Bruce res- • idents over the age of.16 to attend. Interested participants are invited to contact their township Federa- tion director' for further infortna-: tion or write to the federation of Agriculture, Elrriwood. President; Cameron MacAuley ;reported that the. OFA is presently. `conducting a Crop Insurance Sur- vey which the Insurance Committ- ee have beenstudying:and are making recommendations from Bruce County.. •THURS. FRI Si.TsAPR1L 71-9. THE 'Pleasure Seekers' : Annt Marparat, Carol 'Lynley ' Adult 'E. ntertainment .. Technicolor ' Seaside wingers Freddie end Dreammakers Royce and Music in Spain Color. CARTOON FREE PASS to Every Driver,on • Thursday Nhphte 50th A n,niversary Hold:: Open House (Whitechurch News) On Tuesday Mr.' and Mrs. ;Earl Caslick celebrated their 50th wed- ding anniversary by holding open house. During the afternoon 55 friends,; neighbours called to wish;, them congratulations and bestow their gifts. In the evening there were 7 callers besides their irnmediate relatives to complete... the.. days celebrations. On Wednesday . attending the meeting, of London Conference United Church Wor ret n 'W nghatn were Mrs. Robert .Laidlaw, Mrs. George Thompson, Mrs. Milian Moore, Mrs. E. Sleightholm . Mrs. Garnet Farrier, Mrs. Russel Gaunt, .Mrs.. Ezra Scholtz,' Mrs. Albert • Coultes. • Mrs. Maud Haggitt returned to the home of Mr, and Mrs. Victor Emerson on Friday .after a 2 week' visit wifh her sister, Miss Lila. Emerson. • '' ' Mr. ard Mrs., Lorne Howes of Teeswater spent Saturday evening with Mr. and•Mrs, Carl McClen- aghan.' • Donald Gaunt of Kitchener spent the weekend with his parents; Mr and Mrs. Russel Gaunt.' • Clark. Johnston spent the .week end with the militia at Carnp ipperwash.• Mrs. Elwood Groskorth spent a few days last week .with Mr, and Mrs, Paul••Groskorth and Shauna of Toronto. • Using Departnaant of Agriculture .reoommendations as a .basis, will recommend • a mixture of • ..quality name -variety ,seeds.' These, will be b 'with preecrlptlon accuracy in the *elusive COOP Seed Mfket.