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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-12-02, Page 64i 1" HAY & PASTURE SEEDS SENECA :HYBRID CORN FL'EXHARROW vCHAIN: HARROWS Canada's growing seedhouse requires an active sales- man to represent them in the local area. Qualifications: thorough knowledge of agriculture, good personality, car, ambition, willing 'to be a real service to customers;, ' Please write directly,, stating all qualifications to, OTTO PICK &. SONS SEEDS LTD Box, .126 Richmond 'Hill, Ontario rptiCatithr i OW IX 1/ NOTICE FINLAT .DECORATORS WILL .BE CLOSED FOR HOLIDAYS Thursday.,:December 17th, to Thursday., January 7, 1071, ' inclusive . •MARG AND BOB FINLAY Charles Hallam of 'Lucknow underwent surgery, at 'Victoria' Hos,- pital'; London on Friday of last week. .His condition had irimprov- ed the early part of this week. M. and Mrs. 'Bob Andrew , Jeff and-P-whowho.-have : be_en--living in Deep River for,the past, four months,, moved,to Kincardine two weeks. ago. Bob is employed. at Douglas. Point Nuclear ,Power. Sta - tion as :Junior Engineer In Train- ing: Mrs. Andrew is'the former . Carol . Pentland.,: daughter of Mr. and Mrs: Wiif Pentland of the Dungannon area. Bob is the son •of • Mr. and Mrs. Alex Andrew of �_.Lucknow • Srs.. Emma Kimball of London. spent'a few. days, in .Lucknow with her friend Mrs: C. Shaddick, 124 • ,r Mrs. Ceor`e Carter, Holvrood .a. - Nelson Raynard of Lucknow has. ret.nrned• home frons Victoria Hos- pital,: London, where he under.- went surgery. •' Mrs. Jack. McDonagh' pf Lucknow' returned: home last Sat- urday from Wingham and 'District Hospital. ' -- Mrs. Peter Carter, :Walkerton; returned to her•home on • the week end ; a fte- spe ding -f with,her son George:at'Holyrood... OBITUARY MRS. THOMAS W. LOWR.Y A .. native : of the eighth concewion of Huron Township, Mrs. Thomas W. `Lowry, the former Margaret Smith,, passed away on October 17, 1970, at the Kincardine and District General.Hospitall. She wasin her ninety-fourth year... Mrs. Lowry was a daughter of the late Robert. Smith .and Rebecca ' Montgomery, born. April 15, 1877, on ' the eighth .of Huron, On . March 14, 1906, she married. Thomas W. Lowry who predeceased tier in June of 1959. They resided on' the tenth concession of Huron where Mr. Lowry farmed: • . The couplehad fourchildren,. William R; Lowry of Ripley, Smith F. Lowry of Tiverton, Mrs. W • J. Huston 'Nary Rebecca) Downey of Willowdale and MIS. Jack (Julia) Watson of Georgetown. r Also surviving are one, brother, , James Smith • of Kincardine • and' one sister, Rebecca, Mrs. ' Harry Elliott of'. Kincardine. Shortly after her .husband's death. in 1959, Mrs. 'Lowry moved to ..incardine'. where she .• lived until *three years ago. Since then she has resided ' with 'her . :son, 'Smith Lowry, in. Tiverton. Funeral • services'. were held -October ..• 19, 1970;' from. the MacLennan Funeral • Home ..in Kincardine: Officiating- was -Rev. Allan McDowell •of the Kincardine United Church of w days,. which Mrd las'-'" a member. Interment • was. . in Kincardine Cemetery. . :IINAHAN- in Wingham .and District Hospital on, tvlonday. , ':November 30th, 1970,.to Mr. and Mrs_.. William IZinahan.'of R. R. Lucknow , a son. evenin,k of last: week.. after . • '. eleven•dayin Victoria • Hospital. London, where she had been a patient being,ad:.itted on Sun - \"cINNES - to .N an s . 5o. Pallbearers were Eldon Lowry, Jack . Carter, Russell, Needham, . David .-Martyn;- Ben, Ruttle . and • Walter Farrell. --Fl o w erbearers, were : Dick ...McLennan, . Murray Lowry, Jack Lowry, Ronald Lowry, Willard Dow.ney •'and R:oldie MacDonald. Those ' attending• the funeral. f Mc innes.rHe:l'e t, Nicholson) of 3ran eville on Ftidav tiovernber ' fth, a daughter, a'sister for • anne Sharon and Amen e.e.� J. Smith of BraMpton, wife. of the, late' Mrs. Lowry's' deceased. brother, Dr.. W J. Smith and a nephew, Mr. :and Mrs. Robert ' .e :.:,e ! i.A • I0IVI'lB"1 A" MB VILLAGE OF IUCKNOW All vehicles must, be removed from all streets in l.ucknow between the hours .of 2 a.m. and 7 a.m. during the, winter months . The . Village. will not assume responsibility f or damage to vehicles who do not comply with these •regulations. Bev McNay, Jack Verhulst To:AItefld Winnipeg Meeting' Bill. Langdon, District Director. was guest speaker at the National 'Farmer''s Union meeting in Brook-• side School on November 19th.. Bill's subject was the'�Federal Task Force on Agriculture, and during, the"week of the 16th a meeting would,�be held in every , Local across, Canada to explain to • farmers; the implications of the . Task Force • Unr-es.t in_rurai. areas ,.:espeei Eastern `Capada , 'brought. about this.. report Not one farmer; however, was appointed to the. Task Force CoYn.m.ittee , 'no public hearings, were .held , land there . were no meetin•s with actual. farmers. • One suggestion of the Task-- Force is to stop all subsidies• on Industrial 'Milk;• the floor price on skim milk powder would:be lowered until it was closer. to world market prices World mar- ket price is 5 d to 7 per pound now,, and -there is 8 lbs. of pow er per 100 lbs;' of milk. No far- mer in the World can produce milk at this. price , • Another recommendations is that' young',people; now in Agricu ture be trained for something . else, and low income farmers•be moved to the city. ' Fewer fam- ily farina increased farm size, . and'•2/3 of Canada's farriers to. leave the land are other recom niendations. This is all ,part Of' the: plan to discourage people from farming, and the exodus ha already begun, Bill :s'aid... Surplu of food is given as reason for 'these recommendations, but ther Is, in fact , not a ,surplus , the N. FA.): contends. While part of th world is su'ffe'ring frommalnutri- tion and • starvation, something must be done to solve the Gond i - tions, which lead to misery. .The Task Force as•a. National Policy , can •e dealt with only by. a Nati( al Organization such as. the - Union , Bill,said , At this meeting Bev:hleNay an Jack Verhulst were eleet'ed•=as.t,h( two, delegates' to attend'the.N.. F. 'Convention in Winnipeg on Dec- ember ec - em••ber 7, 8, 9, 10`,,.'from Local 335.' RIPLEY ABATTOIR Custom Butchering.— Curing and Smoking Cutting and Wrapping — Sausage Making Fast Freezing HOGS AND CATTLE ON, MONDAYS CATTLE ONLY. ON •WEDNESDAYS • ,1 To 3 Weeks -. Whatever Your Requirements Are For ' Home Freezers We Sell Choice Home 'Killed Beef, • Pork and Lamb In Any Quantity At Lowest Marketing Prices LL=MEA A t-E==GOV ERN M ENT1 NSP -E CTE D -EOR Y=O J R PROTECTION CHAS. HOOISMA, 'PROP.' , ABATTOIR 395-2905 STORE 395-2961 Welfare field Worker COUNTY OF BRUCE position entails obtaining and verifying information pertaining to the . eligibi 'ty of appli ce-underth General' We air Assistance Actand related welfare services. APPLICANTS SHOULD BE MATURE 'WITH AN'ABILITY TO MEET: AND' WORK WITH PEOPLE. THE SUCGESSFUL'.APPLICANT WILL BE REQUIRED TO' RESIDE' IN .THE WIARTON AREA. ' • INITIAL SALARY TO BE NEGOTIATED DEPENDING ON • ` L KI- T= -1 -ON S, USU_/lL F R NO E BENEFIT N D CSAR' ALLOWANCE. • • Applications will be received' by the • undersigned until Wd• nesday, December 9th, at S'000 p.m. ' T. H. ALTON, County Ti'easurer=Administrator, P.O. Box '7.0,. WALKERTON, Ontario .