HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-07-04, Page 7JULY 4, 1973
ATTENTION
FARMERS
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
to a price increase of about 8% this' week.
keel .- Rosco Granaries,. we would ;advise
,rder your. bins. now while we still., have
%liable at, the old. price;' We have: erecting
assist you in erecting or we will do it for
JUST CALL
ry Farm Systems
AMBERLEY 395-5286:
TODAYS CHILD
BY HELEN ALIEN
had far too many changes in his 12 years with the
he has begun to feel he doesn't belong anywhere.
cperiences.'have not made him bitter but he is wary
ng his trust• and affection. •
in average student in Grade Six. Adults find him a
estingboy because he is articulate and well-informed
ty of topics - "a' marvelous con'v:ersationalist," his
Aid Society social worker. says.
loors has a strong appeal for Ken. He enjoys farm life
aniping enthusiast. He is also fond of music and is
o, play theguitar:
txon in descent, Ken is slight and small -boned with
n'hair, blue eyes and fair freckled skin. His health is
re about adopting Ken, please write to Today's Child,
tation'K,- Toronto. For general 'adoption, information,
itact°your local :Children's Aid Society.
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• LOVES THE OUTDOORS
IND MRS. GUS. DEVEREAUX
of St.
Augustine
thank the many friends . and customers
have Patronized the=n for the past 23
rt while in business in St. Augustine
slr hope that the same courtesy will be
extended to the new owners
1(111%. Glenn McConnell of Shelburne
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Seek. Assembly.
Centre At Blyth.
In, a speciai•meeting in Clinton
,the Huron County Pork Producers
.Association decided unanimously
to apply to the Ontario Pork Prod-
ucers Marketing Board for the
'establishment of an assembly,
'yard in Blyth.. The facilities of
•Ed Watsonare for rent under cer-
:tain'conditions. Location of the
yard in Blyth would mean a--cen-
tra.l place in the North of the
county, right between several
other yards. It would overcome
many of the complaints from
•producers in this area, who felt
that since the moving ofthe yard
.from Clinton to Hensall, the
.driving distance became too
_great for delivering hogs. It is ex.
pected to take several weeks
before Toronto makes the final
decision.
It was also decided at this
'meeting, that the Huron Associa-
tion take part in the province
wide "Pork Hostess" contest. It is
a first in Ontario, and is compar-
able tothe dairy princess contest.
REPORT
KINCARDINE
On Monday,' June'4, Constable.
,Dawson investigated a two vehic-
,
le accident in Lucknow. -A park-
ed, vehicleowned by Robert Solo-
man, R. R..# 3, Lucknow was
struck, by a vehicle operated by
John Costello, •Toronto.
• On Tuesday , June 5, Constable
Burgess investigated a single car,
accident . on the North Shore Road,
A vehicle operated by Mrs. Glen-
da Bulgis, Kincardine left the
roadway. and struck two mailboxes,
On Thursday, June 7, Constab-
le Daulby investigated an accid ^.
ent'on Conc. 4, Huron Twp.. A
vehicle operated by. Alfred Smith,
R. R. 1, Kincardine left the road=
way and extensivley damaged the
vehicle..
On, Thursday June 7, Constable
Daulby investigated • a two vehic-
le
ehic-le accident in Tiverton. A ve-
hicle operated by Joaquim Ferr -
eira , Sarnia .wasin collision
with a vehicle operated by. Garvin
Floreen, R. R. # 1, .Kincardine:
A two vehicle accident occur-
red on #15 County .Road east of
•Albert Street, Inverhuron. A
.vehicle operated by Leon Robit
aille , Corunna, was in collision
with a vehicle operated by. John
Madd.en,' London, Ontario. The
accident was investigated by
'Constable Daulby.
' On Tuesday, June 12, Constab•
.le Poland investigated a single
vehicle accident at #21 highway
and Jct. conc. 4, Bruce Town-
'ship.
own-ship. • A vehicle operated by. .
'David Reist, Tiverton left the
'roadway and struck a sign post.
Constable Whitelaw investigat-
ed a two vehicle collision on
#21 highway north of Reid's Corn-
•er Thursday. June 14, 1973.
'A vehicle operated .by John Hal-
▪ lam , London was in collision
• with a vehicle operated by Pat-
ricia Oliver , Roanoke , Virginia ,
.U.S.A.
PAGI. SIMON.
A SINCERETHANKyou
To the people of Lucknow and district for
honouring us and for the gift presented by the
Village of Lucknow.
The kindness shown by the people of our
home community is appreciated..
PAUL HENDERSON AND FAMILY
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COMMERCIAL VEHICLE - HOW
TO BE LOADED
No person shall operate or
permit to be operated upon a
highway any commercial motor
vehicle or trailer unless the: load
.is firmly bound, sufficiently cov-
ered or otherwise secured or
loaded in such a manner that no
portion of the .load may become
'dislodged or .fall from the com-;
';mercial vehicle or trailer. Be-
cause of numerous complaints in
the Tiverton -Bruce Township area
of broken windshields etc. all
gravel trucks will be very closely
checked and violationsunder the
provisions of this section will be
'strictly enforced.
A. R. BURGESS
Public Information Officer.
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PUBLIC MEETING
ON
"Farm Classification
IN ONTARIO.
The Honourable Wm. A. Stewart, Minister of Agriculture and
Food, has named an Advisory Committee to study and make
recommendations on the feasibility of' classifying farms, types
of farms, or farm operations and the applicationof such a sys-
tem
ystem of classification to. ,Ontario legislation affecting farms. or
farm operations.
In order to provide an opportunity for individuals and or-
ganizations to express their opinions on these matters, a series
of public meetings have been arranged.
You are invited to present , written briefs, or to make oral
representation at one of these public meetings. .
PLACE
Wingham
Wingham ,Town Hall
Main Street
Markdale
Community Centre
Walker Street
DATE 1973 : TIME
7:30 p.m.,
,r7:30 :30 p.m.
Wednesday
July 18
Thursday,
July 19th '
CHAIRMAN — EDWARD J. KOWAL -
FARM CLASSIFICATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE
P.O. BOX 638
POSTAL STATION "A"
TORONTO, ONTARIO .
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 416.965-7661