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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-03-08, Page 6'P4GE THE.• UCKNOW :SENTINEL 'LUCK • W. ONTARIO ntGANIZATIOM MEETINGS Huron • County ;Hog, Prodreers'r 441 "Swim", Club Gilt ends" _ Markt' Hog:..: iy4rth Huron 4-k. • Englnaeri .. ng Club (Sr. Club) LUcknoW."44H 'BSc .Calf Club' Lucknow '.4 H •:Dairy : Calf . Club Lucknow 441 Grain Corn *Club Dungannon 4.H Boot Calf Club. bungannon 4•H Dairy Calf Club AT AT. • Ontario bopartment • of Agriculture Board • Room, Clinton, Thursday,: •March 16that e30 p.m Gordo. Community Hall, Gorria, Thurs- day, March Mkt at.. 2.15 p:m. Lucknow District High School, • Fri- •; day,' March 31st' at 2;1S. p.m A 4-H. FORAGE;•CLUB (HAYS AND PASTURES) WILL ALSO BE OFFERED IN .1167,. 'All boys and girls who have .reached their 12th birthday by Jan Uary lst, 1967 and have not reached their 21st birthday by Dec- ember 31st, .1967, are invited • to join one of these clubs. HURON COUNTY 4H:.., GRICUITURAL CLUB LEADERS ASSOCIATION. Ashfield Local, Ontario Farmers'. Unite Sign About 25 New Families As Members The 'monthly arneetin&. of the, A'shfield:Locah,:.,Ontario Farmers. Union held: in the •Lucknow Town Hall,. March .2, attracted many new. faces. Perhaps the :reasonfor • this is due to ,the door,'to door can-. Vass ;that took place recently. Sinc all of the returns are not in, .We have: an •unofficial count;''of 'twenty- .'five new families who'have: joined the •O; F. in'Ashfield ;and the `:o t ia ea u lyn s g r .. 'The President said , the, credit. belongs to the canvassers who are asI follows:• Warren •Zinn Jim .Soak .: Tom Hallam:, John. • Austin, Marvyn Scott; Lorne Luth 'er , Mrs Mike Penich , John Mci • Kay, Mr, and Mrs. Vincent. Aust in and Jim 'Martin. Special 'ment• - inn wa' ive n to " S. �.a _. inn s; g e John , McKay .who si ned u:ten'new�farriilies,' . g P � • New business.,for `tl e.:evenin� in :luded the new family member- ship rate of $20:,0Q: ,which is effe- iv cu a on March, l0 : 'The. fee • will, be •e ist � ib " as. s•. � 00' • di n uted follow 8. to -thee i c.a :..`Proy. m i 1and District Offices. and. 4.00 to the ca -sresole Lo 1 . A ution was drawn s. • w dr wn u .to end to the P. District Office regarding tax ;rebate`. for gas used in farm 'trucks for farm purposes. Jim Martin read from four books of;the Hansard report.; a daily report of the Omii Legisla- ture" Debates. Jim. Boak gave a report, of the two day leadership course that he and Mrs: Boak att- endedirecent ly inHolmesville. Mrs. Jeanne Williams,`:past Ladies President, was the instructor: Jim. Martin and :Mrs. Mike Penich.were elected toa.ct as representatives of ,this Local at the sub district meetings. ,Omitted from' last mon- ths report was theappointment .of, . 'Mark Dalton to audit the ,1967 :Ash- field. Local account books ;The President reminded the members to fill out the opinion oll.that is found in the O. F U. g paper re' and ., ing a buyer's strike. The "Stop Buying.' idea isnow. international..` It would involve organized and non -unionized farmers across the. North American continent, to'stop g 'purchasin new ;tractors,: combines cars and trucks for three months, after;which,t:he strike will be re 1'• gra ealt atheran :USE SHUR-GAIN 24jDRY & • FRESHENING" SUPPLEMENT Feed .S.HUR'GA I Dry & Freshen ing Supplement "A" to •your cows; throughout the ,dry• period, and: to your springing heifers for two months prior to, calving The result is a healthymother ready for maximum:productiori` right at freshening, • and a heavy calf ready '6 grow rapidlyand: efficiently, dairy feeds Ander-s� lax Produ( Limitetl • ...t,. r. Bro#her Passes �n Chicago DR. 'GEORGE' MacGREGQR ; Word was, received by Miss; Cath- erine MacGregor last week 'inform ing.her of the death of her brother Dr. George lvlacGregor of .Chicago.. Dr. MacGregor suffered a leg fracture in a fall early In.February: He seemed to •be.making favourable progress but passed away suddenly on. February 28th. He was in his 92nd year. Dr. MacGregor was an .Osteopath and was still practising. his. profess -- ion ;until the tirne of •his fall . , • Besides'his immediate family, in, Chicago; Dr, MacGregor is survived .by two sisters Miss Cath- erine • MacGregor and Mrs. George (Mae) Stuart of Lucknow and one brother Alex of Stettler, Alberta AMBERLEY Mr. and Mrs. Bob,Harris and: family of Clarke`visited on Sunday with :Mrs. Florence : Courtney :of Amberley. . Lenten service was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs., Jack .Emm- erton on Thursday: evening .of last week. ,A number of friends'- from; this area attended "open house" at the: home of Mrs. John•McCharles of Ripley on Saturday in honour of her ,parents Mr. And Mrs. Walter Wal- den who aldenwho celebrated their •50th • A nniversary . Their many ' • friends;extend congratulations: 'A'number of men from this area attended .an AgriculturaLmeeting which. was held in London l recent Y The, many friends of Larry Cour- tney are pleased to know of. the • p improvenient in his condition at :. Victoria `.Hospital, :London. assessed This is -necessary as machine a c ine Companies have said with out apologies, that henceforth .farmers- cant expect to .pay P a :5 er . p cent more each .year for machines: Y , and equipment. It should'be made;. P. erfectl'. clear that this isnot a Y fight .against; the local dealer small business man. In order that farmers maintain production, they.. 1,4111 -have to -continue -to •buy*essent ials Stich as used equipment, re- - pairs, and services The action program is directed only at 'the new equipment and appliances un- til:such'time as agriculture: gets a square deal. , The guest' speaker for the even • ,ing was George T. Hall,'0.; F.U. Income' Tax Consultant;, from Hall ;and Hall in London Mr. Hall gave .an outline; of the Canada' Pension Plain and the Basic Herd.: Under the Canada Pension Plan, which compulsory ,for,e.very.one in'Can ada Who is, gainfully. employed• ' and between the ages 'of 18'and: 7a, 3.65 of the net income•is paid • annually. For those who are a little ..slowwith the pencil, they will pay $66.00 on every' $1, 000 . before personal exemptions. Al- though ,the wifereceives no bene- fits when her husband is°alive; she 'is protected in the event of his death. The widow's pension pays a 1•uni'p sum death payment .of $l0* or a maximum' of $500.00 The orphans allowances will pro- , vide for children under, the' age of 48. The .paye: will receive 260/c of the total earnings of his last tel years, for a pension. Hall sum - Med up his' talk by advocating legislation to licensethose people'. who made a business of 'filing . income tax reports, as' some farm- ers have been overcharged, and others have been .given wrong in- ' formation'. Lunch was served by Mrs, John Austin, Mrs Mike °Pert ich and Mrs, Jim' Boak. • %. WEDNESDAY;,MARCH eth, 1967 6:5• DODGE, 4 door; 6 .automatic, witl radio • 2: ^ 65 CHRYSLERS,. 4' door .with radio, 'power'. equipped 65 PLYMOUTH, 6 .standard '65 ' DODGE Stationwagon,, 8 automatic 65 DODGE, 4 door, 6 ant , o tit.. 64 PLYMOUTH, 4 door sedan, 6 standard 63 . DODGE, 6. standard • with. radio ; • , 61 SIMCA, 4 door 61 FORD, 2 door with radio' 6.0 • FORD, 4 .door sedan,,• 6. automatic SEVERAL OLDER MODEL'S - . • MOTORS Your Dodge -- Plymouth JOSEPHINE STREET. Chrysler WINGHAM Valiant Dealer PHONE.. 357.3862 e n s Native: i. Atlidst w l ST' HELENS NEWS Sympathy of :the, St Helens corrimunity: goesao Mr. •and.`Mrs. Gordon' McPherson in:the passing of Mrs. McPherson's sister, Mrs,' Sylvester'RaY nard at Listowel Hospital on Wednesday morning. Mrs.•..Raynard was the former:Chri-; stine McFarlane, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lyons were: Y. recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs: Stuart Bradley at Kincardine John Lyons of .Elmira, spent the* • week -.end with his'. parents' Mr • and' Mrs. Gordon Lyons.. SHOOT ,PARTY ASND' BOX SOCIAL On= Friday night, 7 .tables enjoyed the •Shoot Party and: Box Social in,the St. Helens Hail High prizes .were won by: Mr. and Mrs; Ross -Errington acid ,Thelma Hoffman with second high going to. Hugh Todd and Harvey .Carrick. Consolation prizes went to Mari lyn; Brooks,Charlie McDonald and'.,Dotig.Aitchison. The travell ing shoot was won by. Verna McDonald and Doug Mewhin"ney. had the' closest birthday. Robert Lyons Jr:. ,auctioned' the boxes off at'•the, conclusion of the evening'. •'. KINLOUGH, PRACTICE TEACHING Jean Bonnett of the Stratford •, teachers college is practice. teach- ing at Holy,:rood• this week and ' Donald Barr also of the:' Stratford teachers ,college is teaching at Kin cardine Mr. and Mrd Alex' McTavish and Miss :Margaret Black visited with. Mrs, William 'Cox,., Congratulations CO. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Breckles on the gift of a baby girl on Saturday, March 4th . 'Roy and Jim Schneller spent the week -end at their home here. Mr. and -Mrs. Frank. Maulden visited on Sunday w' itt Mrs and Mrs. Dim McCosh . • Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hodgins•visit• ed With M'r..and Mrs,, Bob'Brooks at *Ingham. LANGSIDE CARD PARTY There were five tables ofeuchre played at; the Langside Community Hall on Saturday evening with Mrs... :Eldon Welsh and: Mrs. ';Bob:Bregmap in charge: High'"prizes went to Mrs, Jim Young and; Dave Moffat. and' • low .priZes•.to Mrs George Yung and Donglas Wali. Another'.`card party is planned for Saturday :even- ing', March 18 with: Mrs.. Clifford Y bung and Mrs. Jim. young. . in char- ge:.„ harge. .. Quiltingswere held on• Tuesday, and Wednesday 'at Mrs.., ave Moffat's and on Thursdy at Mrs, .'Gordon Wall' s.> RETURNS'FROM HOSPITAL Peter de Boer, :who was a: patient, at'Toront'o, returned:•:to his.home' on. Monday °We:Wish hire improved health Charlie Tiffin Who;has been at his' home had to report to London on': Tuesday and returned'..home the carne day,'. Visitors ons Sunday With' Mr. and Mrs; Tiffin were Ivlr and Mrs',. George Young, Mr •and Mrs..:' Vic Emmerson;. Mr. 'and. Mrs Gore-. don Wall and Bob, Richardson Mr. and'Mrs., Wes. Young' visited. on'Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs. Robert Reid! of Kincardine and€'., other relatives,.'' Ken Young of Thamesford :was a week ;end: visitor with his parents;. Mr, and. Mrs, Clifford Young. BIRTITOA'Y PARTY' John and; Jim 'de •Boer and Doug : Wall were, ' guests• of Bill Vanpder, Klippe on Friday;' after'schooifor • his ,13th birthday. . Mr. and Mrs. 'Gordon Wall and Mr '. and Mrs: A1iiste Hughes were, dinner guests of. tvir. and 'Mrs.' P.'A. •Murray, ":Holyr,00'd ion Saturday. evening . WHITECHURCH GUESTS AT WEDDING . mt..and. Mrs. Leroy Rintoul were guests at noon on Saturday at the Buchannan- Nesbit wedding in God= :each, The we,dding.dinner wa's held. at the Blyth Hall and in the after- noon fternoon they were at the home of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs John' ,Nesbit of Blyth. • WSE c •Shoo Shei on Satu! 25th, are, of Miss C elect,, via her grand Jardine. : able weal from• the trai'g we about 20 A decor in by, tw a • eral youn • in open[ many an( lye thanke •invited .a: •' to mete) The ba] • spent id c during th • "time.was Jima S�rn9 • ,.Men .fro choir on' Reverend Scripture forth was his expel India last Celebra 'were`Joy( Visitor's t. were 'Mr. Mr. and • of:the. 4t1 Many' fi House"` a� een:: Macc Ripley on Mrs, Mai and Mrs., ,;C(JMPLE' Congrat Doug Mo is ,well ki ed Ri le .P. y .Doug anic, col ` :cial`seal. course in time'.