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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-02-08, Page 2• ti ,11 r.� PAGE TWO THE LUCK'INOW SENTINEL,; LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO • The LUCKNOW SENTINE1 LUCKNOW, ONTARIO "The Soppy Town" On; the' Huron -Billie* Boundary Authorized as,, second ' class mail, Post Office . 'Department, Ottawa Established' : 1873 --Published. Each Wednesday Afternoon, Member , of "the C.W.N.A. 'and O.W,I1.A. Subscription Rate, $4.00 a year in advance — to the U.S.A.; $5,00; Donald C. Thompson, Publisher.,, WEDNESDAY, ESDAY, FEB. 8th, 1967 The ,Bruce County Junior Pipe Ba playing a x. Band be pl ymg •,t. EX1?O '67 • this summer. In for : preparation .. • this bg occasion, ther are having kilts madein, the Bruce. County,' 'Tartan During the past week the memb ers'of'the band were.measured•for their ,new kilts by John Gilmour', of The,,Clansrnen,' a Toronto kilt .maker .'Shown in the picture are John Gilmour measuring Pat Fergus on, Kincardine for his kilt with drummer instructor Mac Webster; • formerly of tucknow, .in the back- ground.. EVERYONE .WANTS' TO -HEAR MORE. ABOUT `THE • :entennial :a ieil . Conc Saturday,- February 1.11h At 8 p.m. in the .Lucknopi qiStrict High School°Auditorium ADMISSION Here are a few of the numbers yo , will see and hear: Male Quartette, Riplettes (sextette), Skits, . Solos, Choir, Phyllis Spiller, The Centennial Hymn,' Audience Participation. ADULTS 7Sc; PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN 36t - •Sponsored by the. , Locknow..-.. Agricultural -Society 8'ABOC.K, TEST iFIRST USED. AT P. i.. I0:1892. Board of Directors.'Re-elected For., Another Terni A# Pille.„,:ltiver. Cheese factory Atnnual fileetin0Friday. The'Twenty:-Eighth annual meet,' ing of Pine River Cheese and Butter Co-operative. was held in Reids Corners. Community Hall. on Friday, February 3rd.About .55 • members of the Co-operative were present. Stuart, Aitken was. chair• 'man for the meeting, ' . 1Cen McKinnon " was 'guest speaker for the occasion. He explained that a Dairy, Relations committee. had. been: set up by the Ontario Milk Marketing, Board to study the effect of its operation on, existing Co-operative plants.. Indications are•that the Milk Marketing Board will be purchasing industrial milk. from, the iri•196 . Some changes, may have to be made in ;the structure. and .by 'laws of :Co-operatives an order to carry on. Mr. McKinnon, Who, is a Member of the Ontario Milk Mar- keting:Board, explained the in- crease of 3.i/40 in the levy for:, shippers of industrial milk, as . necessary to meet the cost of licensing 'shippers, data processing equipment and otherr items which are necessary to beginoperations • but will• not be as large an expense in".following.years., He brought out an interesting' historical' fact, When he :mentioned that at'a recent • meeting' in regard to'testing milk; P. the. s eaker revealed'.that the . Babock test for. butterfat..was, first used i ed,m Pine River Cheese. FaCthry. in; 1892:. This test was accepted as the standard test in i922 .for the .Province of • Ontario:: (On checking the records we find' that at the Annual Meeting of the, Pine; River Cheese and Butter:Compary held on .:Dece•nber 23rd., ' 1892 it , was moved by Edward•.Reavie and sec-• Bonded by Aaron.,S.tauffer that the.. Cheesemaker use the Babock Test-, er for the season of 1893 and pay :. patron sYareholders.oir.th.e butter'- fat :principal The cheesemaker to.: supply the acid for the tests and also his help when .making the tests, the company` to, pay him •Si00.00 for the same! :This motion carried unanimousl'y.j. The Babock test will shortly be replaced -by the Infra -Red ]viilk Analysing' Machine, rnore':comm-, only known as 1, R. 'the auditors report was• present ed by Thomas "Phar of Phair and Acheson, Kincardine,• Total rev- enues for the. year was $7.81.•,.955. With' a net profit after. depreciat-. , ion` allowance of $9,309„ ' Robert Rutledge, president of . the Board ofDirectors, stated in his,report-that a new well.had. been drilled and submersible. . pump installed: at a cost of'" $5 :200. during the year.: Other. expensesfor the•year were:not large , and a dividend of 5¢ per lb. butterfat for milk sent•.to the plant in 1966 is to be paid to the. patrons in two. instalments, part. ,' m February and the balance later' in'.the year. Glenn. Martin .,,'Manager; .14'hit, report made reference to the : •j large' increase in the sales of . cheese through the •wholesale and retail sales at the plant. The ' increase amounted. to about 43 .tonso eheese... Stock 'in storage . had CO be increased by 20 tons. Premiums' on cheese were" about • average after the record year in 1965. . -Bob Ferguson, Dairy Branch: fieldman; addressed the meeting, explaining in detail the mastitis program being carried out by' the Department_ of Agriculture and • Food this year. He did not expect any great changes in reg-' ul.ations from the :department' •; :,. > y � ,.:.w - ,:.,• ...,. with regard to milk.' from. the • farm bet did look for •much stron- ger enforcenient of those,in exis- tence . He reminded producers of the Bruce County Milk produc- ers:Annu al "meeting; to be held in:. Forniosa'on•February, 21. ;. Doug Johnston, Walkerton, Ont - ,ario Milk Board Fieldrnan for the .Countes of 'Bruce , Grey and Huron was present and spoke briefly on. care of dairy equiprnentand sani- tary procedures when milk is being' shipped from: the farm... Walter Locke, of the Royal Bank, Ripley. Branch , .'after' a hun ourous address; presented'.thosepresent. with cigars The.board:of directors were re- . electedfor another year. 'These were Bob Rutledge, Chairman;'. Jack Campbell, George Messenger Elmer 'Brad'ley, Gien Farrell., :Afterthe' meeting was adiourned ; lunch was • sewed by Mrs Martin and Mrs . Rutledge.. Olivet Church Session 25 Mears' ;WILLIAM McGUIRE•: A Huron Township farmer for many years: Wi11iamS. McGuire , passed awa '. in Kincardine Hospit- al os Y Pit a1 January 25th.. He was 76.. :.Mr::McGuire was born Au ust 6 .. :1890 on: the second concession of Huron Township .He'was married .on September 20, 1917 to Maud Wilkinson of concession -4 Huron Township.; Mr. and Mrs.: McGuire farmed on'the second 'concession , until moving to ' Ripley ' eleven years ago. Mr: :McGuire was predeceased by his wife .in�'February 1965 and one son, Gordon'who was killed in France in 1944. He is 'survived by two. daughters.'Mrs Walter, • (Mary)•Biack,' Huron:Township;. Mrs. Robert (Dorothy)'Engel, . •Dublin,• one .son Jack,of Huron Township; three sister's:. Mrs. Yes (Jennie) Mills and Mrs. Austin (Margaret) .Solomon { both Of Lucknow,,, Mrs. George'(Roberta) Lockhart Kinloss; 11 grandchild- ren.:; ' A member of Olivet Church for 30 yearn, M,r,: McGuire served, On session there for 25 years ., Group Appointment ointment` • R.A. HEW'AT 'Robert Hewat, son of Mr,•and• Mrs.' William Heat of Elrnira and grandson. of Mrs, R. i; Thomp. son of Lucknow, recently was appointed Group.Cotsultant-in-.tit;: Vancouver; group office of Canada Life Assura,nee ''Coi party. Bob served• as a group represent- ative in Vancouver' prior to this appointment. Well known ity ,ruck- now, Bob, his wife and young daughter , visited in this comrnun- ty last weekend t • . WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9111, 1967 LHON •T4iE TV` CiLIN1,C: RIPLEY:. PHONE 66; r 16' . ..S4 YEARS CONTINUE)? FROM PAGE; ONE :. local weather, /Mr'. Greer always. kept the Sentinel informed of the highlights froin the previous mon- ths records. On niany.'occasions h'e settled friendly arguments ,. about weather. in early" 'years. He could'always;refer to his books 'and confirm or.deny .comments about weather conditions years previous Many .people serve .their comm unity in many ways and Mr, Gree'r's service has been a very' unusual and: important .one '. 'own 4i14 couitr Club Hold `. Scottish Night ...errs** The Town and Country Club, meeting last week, took the form of a Scottish Night. Connie and'Ian MacKenzie ,entertained,; with danc . ing and piping. Scottish.' songs were. ,sung. Mrs. ,Curnming,'Eldon Henderson': with Cameron MacDonald as caller-offade .a satisfactoryor- nn chestra for square dancing.‘0Ttere • were 50 members'presentand ever- yone 'had an, enjoyable 'time 4 P.HONE:. $57.1638 STARTING TIMES Monday to Thursday -8 p.m. Come as late, as 8:30 toi see complete show ' Friday and Saturday Saturday Matinee — 2 p.m. unless otherwise noted • REBEL" Stirring: Farm! Young, Te,:c Ritter, Sonny James, - Porter .Wagoner This ik bound to be a sure fire hit for'all you Western fans, because it staks all riur fav- ourite Weitern entertainers. ',SATURDAY MATINEE, "THE :OREGON. TRAIL" LISTEN A DISHWA lunche PREM, 12 0 COLOURE Local ar The Lucknow 1iisited- On Wed ;week with, Mrs ...,hhzhiaondb)einstati w.4 Nis; Tho Charles: c'ooke Oary. of Nom inorf Mrs. Less Ritc ADMITTANCE RESTRICTED , TO PERSONS vems AOS Olt ova Starring: Peter ;Fonda Nancy Sinatra . follows thrill in -the wild adventures • of the Wild Angels, tt is not a MOVie for the weak hearted. 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