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WEDNESDAY: JAN. lith, 1,117'•
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THE .LUCKN.OW, SENTINEL,;'LUCKNOW; ONTARIO:
dvocate Marriage OfO.F.Q. andO.F.A.
Maximum Results Are l'o Be Obtained
MRS. JIM MARTIN) .
"The effectiveness' of the Tractor
Blockades cannot :be denied and, th„
milk producers of Ontario have
those men who had theguts to ride
;, the tractors to thank for 25 cents
or more •per 100` lbs of milk."
These. are'the "words of, Malcolm
• Davidson,' a non-union.member
and farmer front • Brucefield _who
has. recently been, appointed on a'.
special ;committee on farm income
as `a result of the Vineland Confer
• Once. .
:Mr.. . Davidson was -guest speaker,
at the Ashfield Farmer's •Union
Meeting, Local '342, held January,
4th. at $t.' Joseph's:Hall, •Kings
bridge. "In.• sortie cases`I believe
that:farmers and farm leaders may
have to risk. or accept �itiiprison-•:
ment or fines if they consider that
the law is unjust and that this.is a
• legitimate method of protest:." He
'said that, "The `O. F. U.. has, indee
filled the .gap the: O. F. A. has left,
however, the alternative is 'a •
single farm organization. In, fact :.
there really is no chgi'ce . We ,do,
not have; the money, or enough'
farm -leaders and technicals spec-
ialists for two, far 'm'organizations..
What we must do in the next few
months is to find sufficient comr-
on 'ground that a marriage can take
place: We"'must recognize that it
would be impossible to have an
organization which couldexpect •
to have unanimous agreement on
all subjects by all members.: But it
can;have a .fairly" general agree-
ment on most important areas by
a large majority of the 'people irt•
This will require strong lea"der
ship by Imaginative, intelligent,
deterMined and dedicated'nien.One
objective should dominate, all
others.. Thisis to' ensure' that : farm
ers should receive a return for. '•
skill, effort, capital and risk com
parable to returns for similar' skill,
effort, capital and risk in the oth
`er' areas of Our economy ."
. During the: business part of the.
meeting the new slate of officers
IMPORTANT NEW. DEVELOPMENT.
FROM. CO-OPERATIVE .RESEARCH`:.
ew C0 -0P Cattle
Min+�ral
fights phosphorus.:
deficiency in
milking cows
Beef Cattle
A. shortage of 'phosp'horus' reduces milk
production.. Too much Calcium in relation to
the Phosphorus has the same effect. That is tvhy:..
Co-operative Research has developed new CO-OP '
Cattle. Mineral A. This 'foriiiula,'contains Calcium
and Phosphorus, in cgpitri,/)roportions . ; the. same' •'
ratio. found in/ milk //sty,/ . `. . to assure you of
maximum ' milk' prods ciion. CO-OP Cattle, Mineral' `;.
A also contains salt; :iron, iodine and important
trace elements, :plus vitamins 'A.and D: Discuss the
dvanta e.
s. ofCO-OP �
attle.. Mine
ral. A with
your Ctred secialist noW,COOPCATTLE
MINERAL (Regular)
Contains adequate amounts . of ` Calciuria and',,
Phosphorus to satisfy the needs of' cattle where
Milk production is not in 'question dry cows and
heifers.
11` Beef Cattle are raised in phosphorus .deficient
' ureas., beef producers' s` would -also be Iidvised to feed
CO-OP Cattle Mineral A. Be sure of your ►icuri
ti.onal balance by. rising-thi high quality pruduct.
COOP
+12r 7s��rrd
Trade' )tar
Lucknow
District Co-op
assumed their _duties for the first
time and: the President elect, Jim;
Martin, chaired the .meeting-.
Thirtyafour people were present.
Apppinted to the Educational
Committee were, Donald Frayne
and Warren Wylds, ,The.lurich
convenors are'Mrs.Jim Boak, and,
Mrs,. John 'Austin. On Press•.and:
Advertising are Mrs. John.Plaster,'
Mrs:` Mike Penich and Mrs..Jim ,
Martin.. The motion was carried
and voted on hold to
meetings the first Thursday of each
-month at 9 O'clock and the locat;
ions will be: posted.: J
ACCIDENT INCREASE ._
OPP To Increase
Traffic Patrol
During °the year '1966 the :Kincar-
dine Detachment of the Ontario'.
Provincial Police was increased
to six men, consisting of a corpor-
al and five Provincial constables.
In' the 'near future :a secretary will,
be added,'this will enable the
officers, to ,spent more time•.on"
traffic patrol
The following is a comparison
of the accidents : investigated in
.1965 and 1966.by the Kincardine
detachment which polices four
townships,; Bruce, Kincardine..
Huron" and Kinloss.
1965 . 1966;
Total Accidents 89 142
Fatal Accidents • 2 5
Persons ,Killed.. 2. 8
Persons Injured 10 42.
Property .Damage$48 , 700 . $69,800 ,
'During the year 1966 the follow-
ing investigations were carried out
Criminal Code Investigations, 188;
Provincial Statutes, .41.
The following charges were laid
in 1966, Highway Traffic Act, 83;
Liquor' Control Act, 38; Criminal
'Code of Canada, 44; total, 165. ,
Due to the increase of traffic
accidents and deaths in the year
1966, more traffic patrol will be
,;implerne'nted, and more: traffic.
checks; made in.the year 1967.. ,•
Purple'Gr�ve.W.I.
Hold fun.:. Meeting
Mrs, George Harkness was hostess
to:the members of Purple. Grove.
1„ Women's Institute when they met
for their January Meeting. She
welcomed all the members and'
wished thein all the best for the
New 'rear. Mrs: Howard .Thome
son read the Scripture.
This was Fun'Meeting' and the
fun started- when the members.
found theroads slippery and car
wheels determined• to d& nothing
but spin. As each n1e"mtier arrived;
she hada picture pinned on her
back and also a' short reading;
Many soon asked so many quest-
ions, they discovered the, person=
ality •theywere representing, but
others had quite' shpck wheti they
were finally allowed' to see,their
:sheet.: The small readingsgave'
.each one.. an opportunity to cont-
ribute to
ont:ribute'to the 'program. Mrs. How-
ard
ow-and Thompson also'led 'in a'guess-
ing game where each lady acted
tt
the items given on her .assigned
eet.
Mrs. Francis Boyle 'acted as. pian-
fist for the singing .of patriotic songs
to lead off our Centennial. Year
Mrs; . Herb Farrell gave' a reading
on the New Year and Mrs, Howard
:Thompson -Other, appropriate read- • -
ings.• A .display of hobbies was in-
teresting. Many laugh's were heard
as members told of funny sayings
Of children as they answered the "
roll `call,' Mrs r W.J.:Arnold read
a story from `Harry J. Boyle's book
"With a Pinch of Sin" and.a• hum;
orous newspaper clipping.
Two parties ,were planned for Jan
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"FINE .FOOTWEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY"
nary to be held in the Community
Centre. the 13th and '27th.. Mrs.';
W,:J.. Arnold and Mrs. Victor Gaw-
ley will be in charge' ofthefirst
one.. Mrs. ,Harvie Thompson,read a
'Letter from the Peh 'Friend Institute
in England..Mrs. Herb Farrell'gave
some current. events and Mrs..:Arn-
old mentioned how. the -History
teachers are finding Tweedsmuir
:Books of.great value intheir,work.
•The next meeting.Will be held at
the home of Mrs. Francis Boyle
and will be a Backwards meeting. .;`
Mrs; Herb Farrell thanked the
hostess and Mrs. Howard Thompson
for, arranging'such an,enjoyable
program. Assistant hostesses were
Mrs. Jack Farrell and Mrs, Earl,
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AND .GRA'IN.
REGISTERED OATS,—, different varieties
$i.90, bus.
9
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.Wire=worm treatment extra.
a pound or $4.25: for..
85 pounds.
GRASS SEED SHOULD BE A GOOD -SUPPLY:'
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GRASS SEEDPRICES DOWN FROM LAST YEAR.