HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-04-12, Page 9EONESDAY, . APRIL 12thi 11$7. •
HE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO,
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WHITECHURCH Zippy Zionettes Old Time & Go -Go
'hoseattending the spring Thank
ering service of the Belgrave •
on Tuesday in the fireshy;
ian Church frorn Chalmers.
urch here were Mrs. Johnston
104:1‘/Irs, Robert Ross, Mrs.
Mk Coulter , Mrs. Dawson Craig
d Mis Victor Emerson.
and Mrs. Les -Ritchie of Luck,
were Thursday callers at the
me Of Mr. and Mrs. 'Russel Rit-
ie. •
)n Friday Mrs...criarles•,Tifrin
d Mt. Victor Emetson took
tarles Tiffin' to St „toseptei Hos
:al London where Charles.. wasad-
itted as a patient. .•;•
qe, are sorry. to report George
;her is a patient in Wingharn ;
spital with.prieurnonia . The
Immunity wish him :a speedy re-
Oe'are,happy to report•Charles •
artinWaS-discharged on Friday 1.
xrr Wingharn and District Flospi-
1 and returned to his horne litre;
itite a number from this comm
iity attended, the. liberal Noinin- •
ion meeting in Wingham on. '' •
iday•evening.. . •
Mr. and Mrs. dordon.GOdlcin •
ingharn acCOMpanied Mr. 'anti..
ri;Jim. Currie to:Hespeler where'
ey 'attended 'Open/House for. Mr
The 6th meeting of the Zippy
Zionettes was held at Nancy Kirk -
land's on Tuesday April 4 at 7
p.m,. Themeeting was opened
with the 4-H Pledge. The roll call'
"One thing I already know about •
Scandinavia or Finland" was answ-
ered, by an members. The next
meeting is at Brenda Ritchie's on
Tuesday April 11, at 7 p ni,
Mrs. Harvey..Ritchie demonstrat-
•ed:Cabbage Rolls and Mrs. Charles
Anderson deitionitrated,Rhubarb
Soup. Notes were taken/on "Cana,
dian Made CIieese" and ".Northern
Europe" .- In Group Work the exhib-
it:for.Achieverhent Day as dis-
cussed:, Themeeting was closed •
:with 0 Canada and then everyone
•sampled the foods, • '
Support the fight against cancer.•
Give generously when the volunteer
canvasser calls. ,
and Mrs. Walter Mather, who
were celebrating their 50th Wedd7
•ing' Anniversary , . • .
Mr and Mrs. Floyd Bot and •
family of Bellwoodspent the 'week.
end with relatives here and attend-
ed the 450dt. wedding anniversary . •
of. Mr . and Mrs.. Jack .Purdon on
Saturday evening, in the Hall
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Theme Of Bridge
One of the highlights of the, '
Dessert Bridge held by the Local
Association of the Lucknow Girl
Guides Ida Thursday afternoon was
the judging of the 1867 and 1967
costumes. Prizes. were given as
f0119ws:: the most authentic dress,
Mrs. Jessie Allin; .Centennial
dress Mrs. -Bileen Lavis; the. "Go -
Go" or .''Mod Look" Mrs. Donald
(Mary) Ross 'Mrs. Aliin mentioned
the pin she .was wearing. was preen'
ted to her mother Mrs. W.L. Mac -
':Kenzie when she was on the first '•
executive of the Local Asiociation
of the Girl Guides in Lucknow . The
costumes were judged by Mrs. Torn
MacKenzie and Madame Ste .Hil-
aire teachers at the High School.
.Dessert pfpunipkin tarts and
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apple cider (the typical lunch,
served at an old -lime card party)
was seryed al 1:30 with the play;-
ing of Bridge f011owing. Mrs.
Eileen ,Lavis received the high
priie, for the afternoon and Mrs.
Robert Hamilton the low prize.
Everyone was .welcomed by Mrs.
Jack MacDonald:, District Cornmi- •
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More than 100 good reasons to call C-1-1.
and the CA -1: dealer network for the fastest,
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most complete fertilizei service in Ontario.
C -I -L has more than 100' service centres in
Southern Ontario. And 5 C -I -L pjanis,
including our new Lambton Works at
Courtright, back them up with a constant
supply of high: -grade fertilizers:
There's a service centre near your farm.
It's stocked with Super Flow fertilizer, in a
broad range of recommended analyses. ,
And supplies of direct application materials
such as Ammonium Phosphate, Ammonium
Nitrate, Urea and Muriate of Potash. There are
nurse tanks, Nitrogen applicators and bulk
spreaders.
If you're ready for instant service Were
to supp(y Anywhere in Ontario.
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.AND PROFIT.
WITH ,
FERTILIZERS
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Ready for Spring Driving?
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Let our "pros" make your car ;
• tOring4eady a complete
engine tune-up Priced .right.'.,
'Caine in today. •
.act.ona
FedetratiOn and. Faint nion...Taik.Ovir
Problems At Ashfield ..Local 342. Meeting
BY MRS. JIM MARTIN, • call the AgriculturOffice in
Clintn.suFg9gresoturednteh)attend
an
Warrenresolution
Local 34.2of the Ontario Fanners'
Union held its fourth 'monthly
meeting in the (LuCknow.7Own Hall
Thursday,April 6th Jim Martin
presided. Thirty-five member ..and
.friends were on hand to hear comm
ents,from Gordon Hin and Elmer
Hunter, ,.twO•leading..Huron County
Farmers. Also in a.ttendance,"was
Mss. Helen Thompson, O. F. U.
•Lady•Director. New business for the
.evening included a motion by Mike
Penich; seconded by ,George Lovell
and carried by the .mernbers to
introduce' the bank check-off'sys-
tem for collection Of union dues.
A resolution endorsing ' support- 9f :a
bean marketing agency was presen
ted., ;Gordon Hill ably ep1ained
how' the agency would operate and
answered questions from the floor'.
The •mernbers were pleaied-to have
in 'attendance, Mr:, Elmer Hunter', •
well known figure in the
Federation of Agriculture.'
Elmer expressed deep. concern
Over farmer's probletts.' "I
See no reason why the O.F.A. and
the, 0.,P. U. cannot get to-gether
.as we are working for the tame. .
things in the same. way," he'said.
"Structure of each OrganizatiOn, •
would have to be drastically
alter-
ed. This is.the big problem":
Gordon Hill; a.Varna areafarmer
shares Elmer's views because "The,
cost; of adrninistratiOri in running
two farm organization§ is.tho high ',1*
Said Mr. Hill. Gilbert Frayne,:
retired Veterinarian and farmer
from Ashfield would like to see the
two organizations get•to-gether
�n the big farm i§sues, for example
in presenting briefs to the,govern,-
ment, Thold hands a little ,"ex-
Clairned one of the members, "But
don't get married .7•Mark Berger,
R.R.1, Dungannon, very aptly
explained the new,broiler•market- -
ing.bOard which is noW• in its third
year., He highly endorses the quota
system. This system has increased
brbiler producers returns by as. ,
much at 30per poUtid.,
Warren Zinn, our Legislative Dir
ector. , gave an interesting talk on
the' capital grants effective April
1, 1967. He 'explained thatfa.rmers
can receive a grant from the Ont-
ario Government for one-third of '
the cost up fib One thousand dollars
maximum on new farm buildings. day,' she was acdormpailied by hr
her
Forfurther information one 8110tild daughter. Sandra at the .organ:
be draftechconcerning the thigh cost
of prescription drugs. . •
Jim Boak; our Educational ...4. •
tor , read articles from the P.Union
Farmer" and brought members
to, date on the 1test deVelopments4.
:Of the. proposed beef marketing .
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A carload of members, from 't41§,• • ' •
local will travel to Queens Park ,
•'I'orontd, ori April 18 to witness the • •• • .„••-•-. •
presentation.of the O. F. U." brief '
to the Provincial Government.
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Theguests and mernbers were ..•
thanked by the President for contri,,
bitting their opinions "Member ,
participation' in our meetings is
an essential fact to a healthy Meet.
ing.' said Mr: Martin. Lunch was
served by 'Mrs. Joe Courtney, Mrs .••• '
'Berl Schackelion', and Mrs, Perk
Logtenbtirg.. ' • -
Three Swans
On A Pond
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Three lovely swans were •seen:9n
a pond oft Melvin 'colling's farm
on Thursday and Friday., . •
'Carol. and Mary Coning spent the
weekend with their grandparents, •••
Mr,. and. Mrs.. Harold Johnston in
Teeswater). ' •
Mr. and Mrs.Russell Tout of
Kincardine were dinner guests on
Sunday of -Mi. and Mrs, Ray. ,
Harnilton.and, farnily. • •
Mrs. Gerald Coiling entertained
twelve girl friends alter sister',
Bonnie Nicholson, on Thursday in
honour of Bonnie's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McNairn and
Karen of-Seaforth visited on Sun-
day with. Mr. ancl.Mrs: Oscar •
White and family.. • •
RUMMAGE SALE '
The Olivet United Church iviesi-
engers and their leaders held a
very' successful rurnmage sale on • •
Saturday in LucknOw
Mrs, DaVe King ofTeeswater and
Mri, W. R: 5rid of Hamilton, both
well known here have been very
but.are improving•steadily.
Mrs. John MacCHarles was soloist
in Olivet United Church on Sun-
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