The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-04-29, Page 19WEDNESDAY; APRIL 29th 1970',
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''TNE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
• S- OCKEIFt-fEEDER SALE
• NENSALL SALES ARENA
11.
Saturday, May 2nd
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At 1:30 p.m.
800 HEAD
FuneraIeId For.
Whifechurch Lady
• MRS. WALTER ARSCOTT
M•isr7W-a1ter-R.--A-Tscott oF
Whitechurch died Sunday., April
19 a.t.ScarborOugh
lowing a long illness. She was 57.
Mrs. Arscott was, born in kdOP
Grove Feb, 21, 1913. She was the
former Mary B, Cassidy; a
daughterof the late Mr, and. Mrs.
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Consisting of Steers, Heifers and Calves Daniel Cassidy'
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FOR CONSIGNMENTS NTACT THE MANAGEMENT
•
Victor Hargraves, 482-7511 `" Jack Morrissey, 234-6200
Auctioneers Hector McNeil and Larry Gardiner.
•
It'll cost me a fortune'
No • major, Or even •Minor
••, theme this week. ust a few
observations. Perhaps the .most
. important' to' me is that My
daughter has 'turned over, a •
.new leaf. Or ,perhaps it's jtist.
an old stone. She is studying..
• hard for two music exams, and
.•
She has learned; in a_ re-
• • markably brief • period, that
' "bread," as the kids 611 it, is
• fairly important when it comes
• to eatingt7sird--!keeping a roof
• over • one's head. • She has
• .• learned that jobs .are mighty
:• scarcewhen your only experi-
ence is playing the organ in a
-church :one summer. She has
• learned that a Grade la certif-
icate and .one term. at colleget,
• Thas as much use as a third leg.
• L:S,ke came horne. on the Week-
•-eira, With her ,clanged cat and
• kitten,' and clamoured • • for
• meat. Real. meat. She's sick to ••
s.,dealh. of 'hamburger and bolo-
:, •gna. and drooled Over a Steak:
in her honor.. ••.•
went hack to the city With her
kitten stuffed •under her jgck-
• et, I believe it's . against the
law to transport animals on
Mises. .However, she'S a clever
• way. She gave the kid a quar-
ter of a sleeping tablet in milk
•• So he wouldn't yowl • for his
mama and alert.the bus driver.
• AVe'Ve been left with the moth-
. et- cat, an unexpected. tre4,
. • like a hair in Your.meat pie.
• We agret:Ahat Kim will be
.fired • on the first day of her".
• new job. ' Her function is • to
• stock shelves in onc: 01 .tIiosc
• cut-rate stores. And 'since' she
was three; her .greatest
• butt ./has been knocking •over
• Thor 4nik, dropping full bottles
of • any `liquid, and.: smashing
:cups and; sOucers. While doing
the dig • ' .
ordination. She can play a Bec.
. Ahooven sonara. Oh, well. We'll
• 'That's* one • thing' off • •my
, chest.' The *next one is not so
'Pleasant. I s.hart with post C4-
•.nacliin`Cifizens a sickening
•' gut atthe attitude of Most
MemberS of Parliament toward
their own'financial security. At
Present, with their -$18,00
year, six of it tax-free, .and
•
various other .`-'perks”:' Pest-.
• age,- travel, secretarial help,:
• ete., ' they're 'grossing about• .
820,000, as MP Barry .Mather
recently pointed out:. 'this is •
. public, service wound up :in
--pavorty77But , the new one.
rotten, in the opposite Sense.
bon't let,them pass it: ,
Another item which • has me
pretty: disturbed' is•that The
• Telegram. News • Syndicate;
which circulates this coltimn,:
---wants aniipto.datc Pietti-re-O
yours truly. Who first caniQup__
with this infamous. idea I don't,
knOw, but.' vile and. .vieicTs are.
• the :Words that first come to
.--Mind...-Int-mrst- the- a. fortune -T:7—
, I'll have to buy a 'wig. I'll
have to have my remaining Mo-
lars painted white, I'll have to
' pay a .photographer to touch
the whole thing *up. •And * Pp.
• still look like a veteran of the
• Boer War, .My wife disagrees.
She says my fine bone. struc-
ture will always come through.
• Yeah. Just like a:death's head.
liOwever, I, ain't aseared.
• The grog "blossoms won't show,
in *black and white. I cani have
my eyes' debagged; which • is
•• eXpensive, hut works. My lip -
haps side. shot, with* thc:.
• jowls taped 'up behind my ears, •
might, convince some people of,
soinething,'Or other.' . •:••
• Maybe they could take !the
show the needle-hOleS where
had my cortisone .shots.
would certainly be. better than
one from the waist down,. 1.
have bowylegs, :and gout ..my
right big toe. :Anyway: you'll
be seeing it. Take a good snort,
or a tranquilizer, before it
comes out. I'll 'be .right there
with yOu..,• '
Blirt'wha-tlit- Week, We al
have troubles. If nobody's were
greater than •mine, it wouldn't
• be a bad World. Cope With yOur
own 71-Fotibles, and don't Tet
ticni drag you down. Look at:
the N‘''orld troubles, and if you,
Personalty, can do something
about them, do it. *•
Otherwise don't let them
• drag yOu.down..It's a long road
that has no turning; you'll be a
long time dead; and spring is
• here. Rejoice! • • ,
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Cr p Report
, FalTWheat wintered Very well
• on 80 0/0 of the fields with the
..remaining 20,10 in very good
ndition, -tin! treals-Seed--,
ing is progressing well as' soil
and ;weather conditions permit;
but is behind schedule especially
in the north of the .00tinty.
• days. And I think they .should
give themselves a 'reasonable
• increase, conSisient with the
cost Of living and tax ih..
creases. But the nroposed Pen'
sion plan stinks to high heay.
en. Oppose it, with every
means Within your power,
. The old ..pension SCherne was
rotten, and many men who had
given most of their lives to
Early turnip and processing pea.
planting has,begun in South, Hut -
on. . . ...
. Pasture and hay growth has been
'slow to date.
„Suryiv,ing are her husband, tWo
daughters, Valerie and Andrea
Kin, both at home; four brothers,
James and Frank of London., Ed-
ward of Tillsonburg and Daniel
of Turkey Point; foo sisters, ,
Mrs. Anthony (Bernadette) Di '
Nova and 'Mrs. 'Gordon (Winnifred)
Brown, both of Scarborough,
Mrs,. Valentine (Therese) Voisin •
of Walkerton and Mrs. Arthur
(Bassilla) Grubbe ofWingharn.,,
.The body was'at.the R.A. Cu-
rie and Son Funeral Home, Wing -
ham, where prayers were said •
Tuesday evening.. Requiem mass.
was celebrated at Sacred Heart
Roman Catholic Church', Wing -
ham , at. 10:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Burial was in ,Wingharri RC certie,7.
tery. .•
• Dies Sudden!
---Athuronliome
• MRS; GLAtYys EMMERTON
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LUCKNOW • PHONE 528-2903
• $328 000 Buildin
Is OnSchedule
On Friday, April Ip,. -Gladys •
Eiiimerton ,... beloved Wife of
bur, Emmerton, passed away sud-
denly at her horrie on the Lake.- •
Shore :Road' South ; 'Huron.•
Towns,hip..• She. was in her fortY- •
eighth -year.. • - 1
' She was. born in Kincardine
Township,: August 25 , 1921, . She
married Wilbur Ernmerfon On
August 29, 1939- and they: made
their home at the Lakeshore South.
• She. will: be sadly missed by
the lama friends.and
neighbours..
She survived:by her huSband
. ..
Wilbur, three .sons.: Lea land. in '
Kincardine, Rabert of Lqiidon and
Steven at "hotne and one dab hter
Diane, Mrs, Jim•MCLeod of 'Cad-
erich. • • •,..
Also•
Also sUrvivingare four grand-
children, herParentS, Mr, and
Mrs. Angus Mcl<ay•of R. R. a:
Kincardine; foursisters; Mary.,.
Mrs., 'Wes, ROppell of Tiverton;,
Bernice, Mrs. 13ill Burt of "Holy -
rood,
Tiverton; Mildred.,' Mrs. Leg. . :
Bonnett of Tiverton and two •
brothers, Clifford and Junii3Or,
-kth of R..` R 3; Kinea rdirie
The funeral was conducted at
the MacLennan Funeral
Kincardine, .by Rev..Canon J. •
James on MOnday , April 13, 1970..
with the final resting place being
• the Kincardine cemetery. ,
Pallbearers were. Ralph Pollock,
-NelsorrBuehioW,iviel Pollok, -
Henry Ernrnerton,. Gorcl Emrner-
ton and Herb pnrnerton. Flower -
bearers were Art McCormick,
l3eiirge Rus, Ji-iii.1\4cD1
Ifni Reid. • •• •
• There were numerous floral •
'tributes along with many dona7
tipris made.to the Canadian
dancer Society;
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ConstrUction 'of the $328,, 000
adritinistrption-buildin44r the
lfruce County Board of.EdOcAion
at .Chesley is on schedule and is
expected to be ready for acciipan.:-
cy at the end of May or early in
• • .
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The administratiOn builcflng,$•
'on 12 acres of,land adjate.nrio
the Elderslie Central•Sehool, in .
•the north end Of. Chesley, , was
begun in mid-November.
The building will contain • "
offices for the administrative.
staff, board rborn, niaintenance
and lecture' centre ,, 'Floor space;
for, the offices is -estimated •at
.940 0,0 'square feet.
FeeI Precedent 5et
In Judgement
coUnty Federation of
Agriculture at their. April meet-.
ing in Clinton supported a recom
mendation presented by Past Pres.,
ElMer Hunter: 61.Goderich
t -o -:appeal the decision of Ride
Hetherington of the lowering
•of the assessment on the residence
• t:4-MrS-HEd-ison-Mc.Le at -
Of the Kippen area.: The ,
McLeans won their appal to have
their assessment lciwere'd on the •
•claim that Grant McGregor was
operating a_hog . ,
polluted the air; • •
ed Shield Time
The early days of spring bring_
with them .sales •at all thestores.
..bargain days when your money
rther.. NeW drar.q2v
liying room are. cheipe4 .•
paint.for the house ,:.garOn. tOols
•fo'r.the lawn and flowers.i'Spring • :
,a1s6 brings with it. the Red Shield
campaign 'Of The Salvation
A ri-ny And'\what .a bargain' it is.
inete-errservic-es-to-htimanity-a-teif.- -
supported. by .the' Red ST1ie1d., A
young boytaken.off the, streets
and put into,a hoine where. love •
.-andwarmth replace suspicion. .
and disinterest. That's a bargain.• :
because the other road.; courts .
A .--i:1-a-L411-e44P-ens4e---8gi1:1H-7----77.
helped back to:self-respect , a
famtly tided Over a period of mis- •
fortune.. . *. a.11, these others
•arereal bargains in hutnan Wel-'
•f .re •
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member of the community;
Watch for announcements of the
Red Shield... it's the biggest.
spring
spring bargain of all this year.
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except the chairman. ThiS Fits
everyone on equal standing at
this eeti ng,
• Reports were heard from 'dele-
gates.attending:' Leadership Forurrf,
onference/St Whire -Paper, Con= ; •
fetence on Code of Practice,' ••
• Members Meeting.:
F.,
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Judge' Hetherington''s ruling was
referred to as'a precedent -setting
:andlelt_the_decisio _
create a Chain reaction all across
:the county.
Another resolution asking
,for,the removal of tax from •
exhaust fans frA.,ventilatirig barns
i SWAPPED FOR
stnitoucti pit
• WANT ADS.
• The large meeting Also dealt
with correspondence on Junior
Farmer Loans „removal of tax
• from milk cans, and sales of
Kfernbers
A recommendation from the
exectitive was passed stating that
no xeCutive member be paid
for attending county meetings ,
• Conithodity reports Were heard
tornthe Cream PrOducerS, Hog
'Producers, Beef improvement
Assoc •••
7 Brtice:Shapton rchthrman af the- 7
Insurance Committee showed the.
plaqiie received by Huron County
for haying over 8,000 policies,.
• Mason Bailey, chairman Of the
Membership Committee urged
each Individual Service Member.
1.tp_go_out andsell ttnernhership
eor t e next meeting to double •
our nwnbe.which ncrw stands at
232 an increase of 100 in the last.•
• month,
An increasing number of •
Individual Service Mernliers are.
availing themselves of the Oppor7
• thrifty of attending county meet-
ings,
•