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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-01-10, Page 15goNEspAyt.4ANUARy.% .1,73 of ad JEAN WHITBY . CS • le GENERAL a STORE R.R. 7 Luclmow---- Lanes = Phone 529-7248 SPECIALS 'r . • ROSEDALE dREAMED CORN, 14 oz.. 2 for 35c LISBY'S SPAGHETTI, 19 oz. • • 2 for 49c -RED,ROSE ECONOMY TEA BAGS, 90 .79c CANNED VEGETABLES-AND'FRUITS— AVAILABLE IN CASE LOTS ,• . 9)3 01), CIAG INSURANCE CO uPERATOHh INSURANCE ASSOCIATIONS OF GC F LPH Guarantee .your • ite•tirOnient iik0.01" now and 'pay lessincOme .tax' taro • . AUTOMOBILE LIFE 'HOME PROTECTION • FARM* FAMILY LIABILITY ACCIDENT AND SieKNEss :BUSINESS SNOWMOBILE . BOAT —.CAMPER - TRAILER' • Ask your CIAG representative for helpful suggestions on this and other insurance needs. LUCKNOW. THE .k,uCKNOwiENTINE144 L,A,C.KNOW; ONTARIO Delegates from Local 33510 the rd Annual National Farmers nion Convention in Winnipeg rom December 11th to December ' 5th were; Lorne McDonald and erry. Dalton. Director of District , Lome Luther was, alsO among he over 500 delegates and visit- . rs -who registered', for the Conven- , ion. • . N.F.U. NEWS Roy Atkinson was re-elected as resident, Walter Miller of Tara, ntario,. as Vice Preiident. 'Mrs. ' veiyn Potter was re-elected Women's President and Stuart ffleck of as Junior Pres- 'dent. Highlights of the Convention ere the passing of two reSolu- a As of January 29, 1973, Lucknow Pro Hardware Will Be Closed Until Further Notice, For Renovations . AT PAINT, NUTS, ,BOLTS, ODDS4 ENDS. COME ON IN FOR THE LAST OF. THE BARGAINS • tions. The proposal that the N.F.U. would be the certified collectivebargaining agent for farmers. This is the one' thing that, the majority of farmers agree about is their need for a' strong bargaining process. The Other main, resolution passed was that the marketing of all grains would be under the Canadian Wheat Board which would then be known as the Canadian Grains Board. Grainsare basic to all Canadian agricultural commodities. Their, prices directly affect the prices of pork, beef, dairy and poultry products. Therefore, since they,are, in a sense the foundation prices for most farm products, the price of grain I would be based on the cost of ' production, plus a profit for the producer.' . WesBuston .Dted ~ Suddenly Thursday 1 WESLEY HUSTON " Wes, as he was'familiarly known, was born in Lucknow,. 'a Kin of the late David•Huston and his wife Elizabeth Cook. He attended school here, later going, into the barbering business.. Wek, -in partnership with Harv- ey Treleaven, owned and manag ed 'The Quality Shop, a ladies and' men's clothing store in Luck- now 'fora time, now. Sand4sr on's Store. After selling 'the clbthing business Mr. and Mrs. Huston moved to Kitchener where they have since resided and where he was associated' with Fraser's Men's Clothing Store until. retiring. ' Wes 'was interested in sports and, played 'hockey' for a nUmber of years on the Lucknow Hockey Team as well as coaching minor teams.// The funeral serviCe-was held at Preston on Saturday, January '6th with temporary entombment in. Preston Mausoleum. Mr.' Huston is survived by his wife, the forrrier Evelyn Lockhart of Lucknow area; one daughter Mrs. Grace Prang,, and two grandchild- ren of Preston; 'two brothers, Wil- liam of Florida and George of Port Elgin. He was predeceased by two brothers Andrew and Stewart and two sisters Mrs. Robert Fisher and Mrs. John Brabson. OLIVET Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire and farhily and Miss Mary MacCharles were guests of Mr. and' Mrs. Mor- ford MacK_ay and family of the tenth concession on Saturday' night. Following a delicious supper a movie film was shown that had been taken at the Mac'- Kay's 25th wedding anniversary by the McGuires. Anenjoyable evening was enjoyed . . It seems that it• is that time of the year when the flu bug does.its rounds. The latest 'victims have been ,Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton and Wendy and ,Mr. and Mrs. David Rigg. We hope these folks will be better soon. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John Fludder of Lucknow on the birth of their baby daughter, born on Sunday morning, January 7th. Mri. Fludder was the former Jan Hamilton of this area. Visiting with Mr. and .Mrs. David Rigg and Adoh on Sunday evening were Mr. a.nd Mrs, Bob Irving of Goderiah. Bill. Black of London was home for' the week end, Pat and Mary McCharles'of London were home for, the,week end with their parents Mr,. and . Mrs, Sandy 1VicChatles. Mr. and Mrs. David 'King of Goderich called on Mr. and Mrs. ack McGuire and childttn last hur§day evening. , a • CULROSS TOWNSHIP. . • CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1" wages for •grader operators' for 1973; Len Long' $3.10 per hour; Dennis O'Malley $3.10 per hour; Ellison Hodgins $3.30 per hoUr plus awe and one half after' hour week; one and one' half days per month accumulative sick pay up to 180 daysj, 1/2 collect- • able at termination of employ-. ment; I/2 costof.O.M:E.R.S.; 40/0 Vacation Pay; 1/2 C.P.P. contribution; 1.4% of unemploy- ment insurance contribution; ten statutory holidays with pay; wingmen wheh needed $2.40.per hour; casual labour $2.00 per hour; Russel Christie, road super- intendent,at $3.10 per hour; Marie' Christie, clerical work, $350.00 per year. • Zetter-McKague, that this Council advertise for., 'Clerk-Treasurer and tax collector for Culrbss Township; applications to be 'sent to'Reeve Bruce Keith or or before January 30th, 1973 at 12 o'clock noon. .. . • Borho-Larnont ; that we appoint Treasurer Gerald Baptist and Reeve Bruce 'Keith .to sign all 'township cheques. In the absence, of Reeve, Deputy-Reeve Arthur ' 'McKague is authorized to sign. • • 'FINANCE Len Lang,, wages', 438.81; Dennis O'Malley, , wages, 429..74; Ellison. Hodgins ; wages, 504.41; Russel' Christie , Road Superinten- ,dent 431.65; Doug Wall; wages. 38.75; Receiver General, • C. P 20;48 ; Un. Ins. 42.05, Int. 333.60 396;13; '0, M. E. R. S. , 76.68.x 2 ; 153.36; Russel ' Christie, mileage, 98.7Q; South. Bruce, telephone, rent and toll; 8.68;'John S. Blackwell, furn- ace filter, 5.15; Intercity Weld- ing, rods, 35.54; Walkerton Motor. Sales, truck repair, 7.'98; U.A.P. Inc. grease shop, 1.63; H. O. Jerry, fuel and Ildwre. 1)ts: sand truck, 28.19; John Schnarr Motor Ltd. , 1Pts. chev. truck, 28.43; Tees- water Farm Equipment, oil, 5.30; Ideal Supply Co. Ltd. , parts, 12;59; Wabco Equipment Can'. Ltd. , expresS, 5:15; Sillick Hardware, account, 17.92; leGrande & Son's, account, 5.68; Sack Wardell, tire chains, 183'.75; Heisz Motor, Service, start sand truck, 2.00; J. S. Muir, Grader # 2 account., 22.50; Mac= Donald's Garage, accOunt, 1.37; Municipal World s '5 subsbriptions, 50.0; Walkerton Herald Tirnes, advertising', 45.30; Registrar • Deeds, 6.20; Ontario Hydro, BelmOre Street lights, 20.6 3; , Treas. of Ontario; \Tile Drainage Deb, NO, 5q, 815.43; Gerry Weher, )1 fox" 4.60; Lets. Baird Witigham., 10 foites, 40.00 Village ofTeeswater, 1972 Rec .. „.. ' . Wesley Huston of Kitchener died suddenly following,a heart attack on. Thursday afternoon, January 4th. He wai,69. • He was in his usual health and had just returned home from The Market and was getting dut of his car when suddenly stricken. The Huston family had attended a ' family Othering, in Lucknow on Boxing Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Newbold; FOR ALL YOUR SEED REQUIREMENTS See Your Co-operative first ALFALFA CLOVER and GRASSES Alexed, CEREAL GRAIN FORAGES CO-OP BIG BONUS Corn Hybrids All latest and best recommended varieties "RIGHT FOR YOUR FARM" •• account, 3438.91; Doug Button,, Wingham Hospital Rep., 59,50; ' Teeswa.ter News, account,' 145.68. Zettel-Lamont, that the above' accounts :be paid. Lamont-Bdrho; that we adjourn to meet February 6th, 1973 for, general business. • I. S. McDONALD, CLERK. EARLY ELIVERY °DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE ON SEED GRAIN Luckivipv District Co-op PHONE 528-2125 en ena ey at t- •