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.THE 'LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,
NTARIO •
WEDNESDAY, JULY 7th,
WITH,
MICAFIL
THE FAMOUS VERMICULITE INSULATION
MICAFIL INSULATION IS FIREPROOF. IT •CAN BE POURED
BETWEEN THE JOISTS IN THE ATTIC. AND BETWEEN THE
HE SIDE-WALLS, AND YOUR -HOME -IS -SEALED -
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OUR HOME-I-S-SEALED-
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KINLQUGH NEWS
Mrs..Baynard Ackert .vias, host-
ess for the meeting of the
on the evening of Domini'Qn Day.
and 'extended a• welcome, 'There.
were •28, present;
Thee an:ary Stewart •
opened the meeting,•afte'r:which
Mrs'. Lorne -Eadie -gave the4inali---
cial report. Corfimunications•
were then read and dealt with.
A donation of $l0.00 was given
Oto the Lucknow• Fall'Fair board.
The fall course for. the •4-i-1 club:.
was discussed' and 'a committee -
:is to see if there are girls in.
•
:this age group and if,so '
to find.'leaders.
The August meeting will be a .
pot -luck supper in, the hall at
on_Augusr 5th Ivtrs. .
Harvey "Houston of the' Kairshea
W.I. invited anyone, . who would
like to ;join them' on a bus•,trip.
Mrs;.. P. A. Murray gave •a .tested.
.recipe fora summer .salad;. ('om
•mittees 1 and; ,3• will:be in -charge.
,of the•dinner at the Lucknow Craft
Festival..
LUCKNOW
�' Mrs. Jack Scott , Convener.of.
Citizenship and 'Education, con
ducted a Quiz o'n "'Know Can'a.da'.'
port -ed -on
Agriculture and •Canadian Indus
tries Mrs: Raynard Ackert ,gave •a
report'on a recent 'president's
conference .held at Lucknow , of
which she received much valuable
,:information. Manyhumorous and
'interesting experiences' were
brought. to light frons the roll call
"My first attempt at sewing"
The contest was aoern com_
' posed abdut the. H. 4V. I.: Judges
were Mrs. Weinstein, Mrs. !Grant
and. Mrs; Roe.. Prize winners were
'Edna Boyle and. Mrs: Dan Main-.
nes'. .A poem composed a number
of.years ago by Mrs..Morley
Bushell.(Doris Barr) and sent in by
Bruce Farm'' Report
• Some years ago the Minister of.
' ferr et- p- tai
Farm Machiery: Advisory Board.
to assist .' in ironing out problems
that may arise from time to time
between farmers ' .and ,the farm
machinery industry. This Board'
is made up of a representative
from the the .• . farm machinery
manufacturing industry, one from:.
the distribution •group one from
the dealer group,. 5 farmers from
Pro
retary-manager—Mr. Hal Wright,
School of Engineering,: University
•
of Guelph.. This Board has no :reg-''
�oToTh
grade the. `:calibreof their •
dealers. Parts availability and
quality of service* are two
major considerations. Al
hough" ii rrSas some unes
meant the elimination of
smaller, local dealers, still it -
has -given those that remain a
wider area for sales with the
result that they can afford to
do a better job on parts and.:.
service for their farmer cost-
omers.
4:: When a farmer orders repair
parts` `from is lncal.-.dealer''
ulatory powers, butrather has':
been set up to act inan advisory
capacity to anyone involved`m the
ma'nufacturing,-sales,ser-v-ice-and-•-
use of farm .machinery. in. Ontario:
It attempts to resolve problems
through co-operation with the var-
ious
ar sous' parties involved.. The main
areas of concern include 'prob.
lemswitluparts
Recently, ,in discussion with, Mr.
• Wright 'about the farm machinery
industry and the work . of •• the
Board, .he .mentioned the:., fonow • ...
uTd i ake sure • . se
er knows, the- urgency of:the
order. If the need . is' not im-
mediate -=and -the 'dealer, :does- -
not have the item in stock, he'.
will probably send for it'as.
part. of his regular order on a
we& iy—or = mon y� `iasis—
Transportation 'charges are
paid for by the company on
regular parts ordered. How-
ever, if the farmer's need is
immediate, the dealer will
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LUCICNOW.
:Stop. n for your c
0nd•--tet- us -check
c.ar out while you,
here. We'tI give' y
that bumper -to bum
check every cctr• nee
It costs so little
saves so much.
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Mrs, W. S.. Eadie, of, Winghan
was .read by.the 'secretary. Mrs'. :
P; A..Murray reported on the
District Annual meeting which
she attendedln Tiverton:..
Mrs: Alex Percy ; Edna .and
Boyle: favoured With a group
•old favourite songs,, 'The' C1
,in the rWildwOod".,.."S'eefng
Home"', "Grandfather s.Cloc
The Program .Convener Mrs.
lrank.Matilden presided for the'
"following program and introduced
_the guest of the evening Mrs,
Allan Weinstein of Teeswater, • .•
who lave a most interesting and
informative talk onthe making '
.of pottery and•showed `several.
pieces which she had made She
will be displaying her.:pottery at •
the Lucknow' Craft. Festival.
'
Mrs: Weinstein .Was •tha:nked by
MMrs. Ilan McInnes. arid//presented
with a gift inappreciation Ladies
of 'the Kinlough area• MM -Frank
Maulden, Mrs •Lyrhan Sutton,
•A humorous skit•,. "The
,Wornep's Institute" .was.' c:a ,
done by an .eager member 1
Lorne Eadie and• a:not.:So iu'r
ed husband,. taken by• Mfrs.
Smith:: The.'court•esy;•:remnar
were given, by, Mrs '�1or',.�Ili
Ston. :The,.meeting' c1oSetl k
"D. Cairada and•Graceaitd
lave-Iy rnch:was se e4 -nuc
social time enjoyed. •.
•'It was a pleasure to lra vt .
life •rnem.ber): Nirs::Friies(':\
and Mrs'. 1Nllia.rir .Co\ p<<st
this• tn`eettng,: Y'
, Arcs : `phnne`the .order'into
ing:
1. The farm machinery manu
facturers • as • a whole are
spending a great deal of time,
money and , effort to make
sure each ''; new . design' will
function 'effectively and wills:
s nd up o • e . rigours o
farm use, :Testing procedures'
`have `advanced. greatly in the
past few years. ;
2. A , great deal of attention is
being paid by the manifact
urers to the design of mach
ines to eliminate as many of •
the safety hazards as is pos-
sible .from a practical stand-
point.
tandpoint'
3, The companies are making
very° ;positive effort to, r 11:v.
the 'company's part depot. In
this case, the part is sent out
by the quickest possible
means-of--transportation-(off
ten using „a regular bus -line •
service) and .the dealer is,
billed for the transport ' char-
ges, The extra Cost of the rush
order y be passed. on to
the farmer.: when he billed
major,
Machinery companies have'
men on duty to look after
parts requirements of dealers
on Saturdays and holidays
but transportation by truck,
ing lines and railroads is not
available on these da.y s, so
alternate transport must be,
arranged 1
H, Hellman, P. Eng.'
Agricultural Engineer
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