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;WEDNESDAY NOV. '22nd 1%7
RET:.
K
':IN C RDINE
.INTENDED FOR EARLIER 'ISSUE
From October. 5, 1967, 12:01 a.,m.
to October 12, .12;01 a .m.
- Total:Hours Worked 246:.' (b)
Total Miles. Patrolled 3100. (c): '
Investigations:
.Traffic: On -Monday. November,
Provincial Constable . John'
6, 196'I, .. ,,
um Gault., investigated. a single car •
Ant accidentg Y
on 9.Hi hwa near.
Qervie The driver of the: vehicle
is . involved was. Alex Browne of Scar-
boio,:•:Ontario.
Provincial Constable/John .Gault
investigated a second one. car
accident; two miles East of Kin-
i1e c • sardine.„ on .Monday:, November 6
his ••The driver Floyd Huston .of •towns=
'view, Ontarib,was not injured in,`
the mishap...
•
A single car: accident was'invest-6,
igated,by Provincial Constable Jim
Poland on Tuesday. 'November. 7,
Laura Bonnett •of the 2nd Concession
g; `„Bruce Towriso h_ip_:,_:eseaped'`injuc}r��
when her cartwent;out of control on
god the slippery'road and struck.several
guide posts. Damage to the Bonn-
ett vehicle was light
ling
)r
an.
:ey.
Total Damage ,caused in motor
'vehicle accidents during this seven
day period was 31, 250:.00.
:Total accidents.to date, last year:;
128 .This year's -total stands :'at 171.'
SAFETY' During the past week,
Provincial Constables Ed McPhail
and Jim Poland 'visited a "number. ''.
of the schools in. the Kincardine
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Detachment area, and spoke to the'
children on the importance of
school bus safety.
JIM; POLAND
PROVINCIAL CONSTABLE
PRESS RELEASE :OFFICER.
From October 30, 1967 12:01
a ..m. 'to November 5 1967 12:01
Total Hours Worked. 296. Total
miles patrolled 1975.
INVESTIGATIONS: On Friday ,
November 3, 1967, ,Provincial Con
stable.J.H. Gault'investigated a
minor two car acc-ident-on;-# 21 ----
Highway, •just North•of the 10th
Concession of Huron Township..
The drivers John' Lyal Mason of
Southard .ton'and. Robert' Robinso
.. P n
of 'Kincardine :were no t injured.;
On Saturday,November 4, 1967,
Provincial Constable A.R. Burgess,:
investigated a" two car accident at
the Junction of 10th Concession of
Huron Township on #21Highway,
The drivers George Lake of London
and George _ Wickham also of Ion
-
don were not injured. Total
damages estimated at approximat-
ely $600;00;•
The litual antics an Hallowe'en
'by foollsh.persons have resulted in ,.
several hundreds'of dollars, worth:,
of damagein this .area..: As 'a
tilt•several char:es have -been laid
Under the Criminal Code with •
several More pending. The per-
sons involved in these carryings -on.
sh¢u'ld feel'`qufte proud:: . I'm
sure your parents. do: .
Warnings: 23 warnings, were issued•
under: the Highway Traffic Act
TotaLacc'idents last 'year were 127'.
The :total :this year stands at 168.','
5 Charges• under the C•rirriinal Code
of Canada. 1 Charge under the
Highway Traffic Act. •
With •the: snow .411 this year• it is
Gime.we replacedthepresent' tires
on `our vehicles with proper traction
sx: snow tires: Remember also, you
cannot maneuver as efficiently and
as quickly as you.could a few short;.
•eeks ago -So; -e--again a -r
emphasizing the fact to. DRIVE
CA'REFULLY.. Your life May be in.
the balance. Speed in an automob-
ile has a way of turning little this-,
takes into BIG ONES I I.
JOHN GAULT
•• . PROVINCIAL CONSTABLE
PRESS RELEASE OFFICER. •
N • W SENTINEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
finsimmik
truce Federation
elects Jim Jacklin
As President
The' Bruce County Federation of
Agriculture has' elected a new Pres-
ident. James. Jacklin; of Elmwood.,
a prominent hog and beef producer•
in Brant Township was elected to
this post at a meeting of the
Federation; held in Walkerton;"
November 13th;: Cameron
MacAuley:of' Ripley has held this
position••.for the past -two-. years., Mr'.
Jacklin is• also OFA Zone Director
and, as such is on the Ontario Fede
eration of Agriculture Board of :,
Governors. Mr; Jackli'n is Married,
with. a family of seven, • and has
been: extremely active in farm or-
ganization work all his life: He
was also re-elected as OFA
Member'for Bruce County,
Elected :as 1st Vice President was
Harold McArthur of 'Dobbinton.
.Keith Weeden. of Paisley was elect-,
ed 2nd Vice President.. Elected for
.a three year :term to -the Executive
were Mrs. Hugh; McIntyre
wood, Herb Henkenhaf of Tiverton
.and: Keith Weeden of Paisley.
Two meetings .on Assessment and
Taxation, wereprepared at this
Directors •Meetin.. These rneeting�s
'will ' deal primarily,with the'new, •
assessment manual and its affect
on farmers, ; They will be.'of special
intrest. to 'township councils, plan -
8
nin .boards••and other..
P ublic offic-
ials; as well as farmers'in general:`
Special speakers wall be in attend-
-4ncefrom the Department. of Muni,
•
cipal Affairs, County.Ass�essment
Cor mission•and•the:Ontario Feder-
ation'of Agriculture: The first
meeting: iso scheduled for .Arkwright •
Hail the :evening of :November. 22nd
and the second meeting in Walker-
ton the' fternoon of December 7th.
Plans were also made for •
winter programming with 'a. series
of three, meetin:s:to•be held in.
each township during January, 'Feb.-
ruary'and March: Topics under dis-
cussion this year will be:: Land Use
Farm Organization - its: Purpose ,
and Structure, and 'Quota
Production .or Uncontrolled Prices.
Keynote speakers will :be :in • attend..-
ance' at each meeting which will
be, -open to the public
Delegates from Bruc'e'ga:ye their,
Huron• •Co� Juniors reports on the OFA Annual .,
Convention• held . in Toronto Noyern-
bet 8 -10. One of the big 'changes
Adopt !flaia',,Boy
by John Black
The. Huron County Junior Farmers
met on October 25th'in,the Agricull
mural board rooms, Clinton. with 15
members present. Murray Hoover
was . in 'charge of the 'meeting with
Jamison Itibey reading, the minutes
of the last meeting. The.treasurers
,report was read" by.Murray Hoover --
as Don Pullen was' unable to attend.
,It,was reported that the Juniors are
holding a banquet in Belgrave in.
Noveinber and anyone wanting
tickets must get them by November
14. There, is also a ticket .draw to
support World Literacy Fund
of Canada 'to• be made at the ban
(Duet,
The Huron. Juniors.got their..
first letter from the child they
•adopted . The child is male., 13
years'old and lives in India . He
will'be supported by the Juniors for
one year: •
It was decided /to have another
competition the last Saturday in
January againthis year. Also' that ,
the county have, another hockey
competition this year, •
The next county meeting to be:
on November 29, 196'7.
in this years convention was the
evident lick of resolutions in
favour of committee reports and
recommendations. This made for:
a • much:more' efficient meeting :
delegates reported : Main' theme, of
the convention was on land use
which will be one of the main
programs to be conducted by OFA
this coming year.
Out of the reports: a lively dis-
cussion
'took place at the Bruce
County Federation Directors Meet-
ing on, land use: which bore out the
importance of this timely topic .'.It
was the unanimous feeling of the
directorsthat the Federation must
take' a very firm stand and :be pre
pared to give leadership on proper
landuse planning.. The directors
felt that while Bruce County hasn't
been 'adversely affected by urban
and industrial development yet,..
the time• to take action is nowt
The Bruce County Federation of
Agriculture- Annial•Meeting will
be held in Elmwood on. Thursday,
November 30th commencing at
noon hour with a beef banquet.
Guest Speaker will be Prof.
Norman Pearson, Planning 'Consult''
ant from the University of Guelph.
His topic will be on land use plan-
ning. Tickets fdr "the banquet are.
now on sate haft) any:. Township
Fed eratiori ;representa give
'. v.:�
THEO[D
HEMLOCK TREE
BY REV, DUNCAN MCTAVISH
Now that. I am on the subject of
trees, I must not forget the old
hemlock that stood, near the first
hole that was' sunk at the beginn-
ing 'of''the gravel pit, Bulldozers
and steam. shovel's have changed
The whole topography of the place
but that little old hemlock still
stands there as the' one surviving
landmark
•
It wasn't much of a tree and.
could. boast no patriarchal back-
ground but it 'did. furnish shade. for
cattle 'grazing in .the field: and. .
manya tired and wearyravel hand
g
was glad of a few minutes respite
under its evergreen branches. Here
the men in the' pails
it .ke t their ails
P 1?
of water fortified- with oatmeal.,'
This gave some • flavour to the tepid
water and also 'nourishment to
'weary workmen: A draft 'froth this
pail in those days find's its counter-
part in the "coffee break" of
Modern ' times:
But as I write, one incident com:
to mind'. A scene that carries.; me:
back: about two=thirds of a century:..
There under that hemlock fay.a
.yotung'man writhing in the: throes of
an epileptic .convulsion. John F- ;;
for that was his; name,, .was
shovelling .gravel:for some contrac-
tors when without a word of warnin
he had a' seizure : There he lay,
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frothing andfoaming at the
mouth. It wast a terrifying
experience for a young.lad who
wasn't 'Oen aware that such things
could happen. I can still.see my
father corning with the tearn•and
democrat and some quilts to
make a partial bed., Strong hands.
lifted. him up and placed him In
the back of the democrat. Two
men', one on either' side to hold,.
him should be 'become violent sat
beside him as father started off •
some twielve miles to take him to
his home. The .little helrnock had
brought protection that day to a
.needy soul. •It still stands there for
those -who need its sheltering
boughs:,
: BBarnlaid' "Oh yes, I marrieda
roan in the village fire depart-
ment."
C
ustomer: "A volunteer?"
Barmaid: "No,Pa'made hire.'"
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