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H CEMENT IN • STOCK
John W. Henderson Lumber - Ltd.
PHONE 5211-3111 LUCKNOW
70 Gather For
Salkeld Reunion
Spy Hill, Sask.; Mr. and Mrs:
•‘6ordon Macintyre and Donald of
Richmond Hill, Ontario, Mr. &
Ivirs. Ralph Bouskill, Toronto.
•'The anmial Salkeld 'Reunion was
• held aGbdericbSummer School
SundaliJune'l with about 70 .Rabiet Worst I•n
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members of 'die clan registering: •!.
• Sports COminittee included Doug
Blacker ; Lawrence Salkeld 'and •
Mrs, Carolyn Thompson.. lvits.
Mary Rowed Was. in charge
• gistra,tion. Convenor of the tuna-
• Committee wasivlrs. Eleanor..
Nelson.
• Brent Nelson, President, :presid
• ed and' Secretary...Treasurers' re-
port was given by Mrs, Amy
Salkeld in the absence of her •' • .
husband.TJ. Salkeld who isa •
patient in 1..Nringham Hospital.
• Mrs. Horton Tairnay-.eolitor
the "Spectator!' reviewed news cif
the Family during the past year.
• Amos Andrew presided for part •
of
the meeting and the iNtaninat-
ing Committee report was given
by Miss Grim Hunter.. ,
• Officers.for 19C`: will include
..Presiclent Amos Andrew; Vice-
, President 'Elmer Hunter; §,ec-T.rat,
Salkeld; Editor of "Spectator”
•• Mrs. Horton Taimay; A Specia,
• 'Committee for Canadian Centenn-• .
ial include Ed Jenkins, London,
• , Ralph Bonskill; Toront.c., Leland
• Dunsinore, Stratford, Doug
• er, C;ocierich and Mrs. Horton
• , Port Albert.
Those atteridinF from a distance
' included Herb Shoplaud,ttochester,
•. Alberta; Mr. Jean MaEntlistn..,
• Goderich
GODEP1CH - Dr.' R. M. Aldis,
director Of - Huron County Health
Unit, presented his report to.
County Council Monday.' • •
"It is difficult to condense the
• acComplishments of'your Health
unit sinCe the-last.report to coun-
cil. The tremendous interest irr
'your 'county's geriatric study is
.Most„gratifying. The project wor-
ker, Miss Margaret Atkinson, has
begun the actual survey municip-
• ality by municipality. While re-
sults cannot be collated and anal-
yzed until some time next year,
.many valuable personai contacts.
have beer made by the public
'Health Nurses as a stnall part ..of • .
.shit work. • "
The rabies 'picture from January
to May 3:1: this year indicated.
114 bovine, three dogs; nine foxes,'
..and eight skunk., as compared*
with hovinir no dog, one fox
and three suunks for the same lie
.10d of 196E. "The: epidemic he , •
been worst IL tne eJoderich area ,"
• :Yr, Alth. repiiec in answer to a •
• question.,
• The director neartilly. cornmend-
ed trie (-Putty board of Health for
itz. ititeres ir we Wore of the titir •
T:tArav7re.grmilitoner tior you
kdboack
An Open Letter To The
to those that are dictating' to you.
• • Minister Of Agritulfure No. 2
as what the farm policy of this .
• Several rnOnths have passed
SiKe. 1 wrote my first continents
to the Minister Of AgricUlture.:
There has been ranch emuo.
versy both ways, thousands of
wards have been said•and many
promises haVe been ma.de, by the
minister. and. his deputies.
The farmers have all done their
part again, as.they always do,
The many long•and anxious hours
of hard workhave gone into the
ground, the pOpulation of this
country .and our gOvernment is ••
assured of plenty"to eat for the
coming year, all 'sweat and
.toil of the past few weeks is over..
now.' .A11 that remains now is the
battle between the Good Lord and
the People who will be buying.
what crops we do produce.
If the pocit1 Lord smiles upon us .
and gives us a• good harvest, the
boys, with their fancy offices and •
sharp pencils will figure out, a may
to relieve .us of our.year's labour , ,
if we talk nice to them 'they might
eveit leave us' enough to let us '
live and work a little harder next
year, get g -bit more efficient. .
On the other hand if mother
nature dOes not co-operate with us
farmers, neitherwill our boys in.
their fancy offices and their sharp':
• pencils will become just a bit . .
Sharper. •
Therefore Mr. Ministerit is up
to you, surely you must feel some
respOnsibility tow ards.the farmers
•qf this cotitry. •.
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The time is fast :approaching
when that almighty dollar is.
going.to have Much meaning
around the world of starving
milliOns.The more that the •
dollar becOrnes a status symbol,
the more hungry people there will
be in the world,' ••
There' are more andmore
millions of hungry people in the
•,world every, day and. you can't
feed thern dollar bills, they need,
•food. • ' • • •
• So.mr. Minister it is up to•you
• and.the leaders of this country, f�
see-thit the people that 'produce ,
the food get .atleast enough .of
these dollars to at least go far
• enough around that many of these
saine producers don'ybecome Con -
•country should be you might as
surners on the relief line, .
We res gn and maylie we can find.
Surely the fanners of this country a man who will stand up and try to
and all other countries of the world do something for theefawrhmenpeozw:le.
command more respect than they of Ththi: tcio:Inetryha,s can.•
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lit oa .v1 tseedebo eewes where
e' tgr eet tawt ki een . garnifecirucgligocied:ti.rcatarnions... .tngueVtthleraytodOprwonteots7;7001siv.aens,claggeatitno;
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wft)cfrIeliww.°41:daerrehsoowedluocng•,ateit. educated ainidi be be-
be- • . tghe: eierwho weoonialdy .wke.heePn.ussorntraerninpea.nai:c
smart that no-one will want to ' imo the ding or we will all be to-
,
We are vending millions add • puts his finger on the button.
Inboir6116i°snuosfr411:laiirgshttnwaratinwieOuld, as a man to sit down and give these.
• S9 Mr. Minister I. appeal toyou
,all these millions do in terms of ' ,Oomineritt a lot of thought and I
food, to. the starving humanity. • • think that you will agree with me •
' I ask -our powers of ta'day•are . that unless things change there is
you bnildingthese bombs for the : . no future for thelarrning people
•day when the hungry hordes a* •• ''. Of, this country.. IfOr one certainly
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for food, and there won't be any?
It seerris'ito rrie•that you are pre-
paring for that day and it is .bound
to corne, unless the producers of
food the world over get some res-
pect and•dignity. ••
If the Canadianfarinerof to -day
had timeto stop and figure out
what his reward .for working la
hours a day is and found out that he
gets 10 cents' an hour for hiswirk.
rwonder what the reaction would ,
Mr. Minister you have the' facts
and figures, and I do not wisli to,
waste time and paper to go into
them. How lOng.tio you think you
can tramp'us into the dirt.
The crop dissaster of last fall
has .brciught Out many of the you47
.farmers who are putting up a
desperate fight to stay on the land
into whiCh-the best years of their
lives have gone. • •
• But the boys with the sharp •pen-,
cils are busy figuring how to take
those years away from:them and,
shove them back down the ladder • '
to start all over again.; .
Mr. Minister.I,too am one of• •
those young fellow's that Islas con-
tributed much to the development
of this great land Of ours: for
twenty. years 1 have:been building
for a future and some degree of
security and now it seems like a
hopeless nightmare. There is no -•
future in this,country tinless,we:
have leaders that .are not afraid to
do -what is right regardless olthe
consequences personally.'
, •
wouldn't want my sons to go
through what I have had to put up
With in the past fewyears.
Hoping.that you will have the
courage and the wiidorn to deal
with' this chaotic problem before
it gets any worse as 1 arn. sure:. it
Will unless something is done -and
'sdon,•'. • • •
• Yourstruly
Michael): Penic4
Farmers Brion No.. •
• 342 Ashfield
.LETTERS TQ
TIHIE EDITOR
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- :Auburn, Ori!,.
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Dear Sire . . •
• In regard. to a re -cent news 'item:
in last .week's paperregarding the
new 'operator of the Auburn Firia
Station. 1 wish to'inform You that
-there was an error in .the article •
stating that there had been .no
licensed mechanic in"ihe illage
before Mr. W.hitCroft opened the
Fina Garage. There were ,t4ree:-
. licensed mechanics in the ' illage
before he 'came to ton ; Mr, Tom,
Johnston has beenhere fel- fifty
•year as a licensed mechanic and
J.A. Plunkett and W rn. A, Brown
for the past "Seventeen year.
• Sincerely
Shirley A.ndrews
Box ';'3, A*:hurn,
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