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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-12-05, Page 13= uommim811111111011111110111I111411111111111111118111111111111101111181111111111111111118111181111111111A ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••4•••••••4 LOOKING BACKWARDS . HROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES WITH. MARGARET THOMPSON . 41•11•41.41•••••••••••••••••••••4 pinecrest Manor Nursing Home limommill111110011111111011111111111110111101111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111112- , s RY R. NEWBOLD, REG. N. GEORGE A. NEWBOLD, ADMINISTRATOR :t Drawer 220 Phone 528-2186 LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Professional Nrsing Care 24 hours daily Dining Roorn and. Tray Service Member:— Associated Nursing Homes Inc. Ontario Associate Member:—. Ontario 'Hospital Association' Municipally Licensed Licensed. by Ontario Department of. Health Church shed for their artificial ice installation project. Two,business blocks on LucknOw's main street were re- ceiving new fronts, the Joynt Block and the Johnstone Block, both on the north side of tife street. Juit prior to this the former Rath- well Shoe Store , which was converted to enlarge Hall's Red and White Food Market , had a new red and white front installed to harmonize with the original store. 30 'YEARS AGO NOVEMBER 1943 The West Wawanosh sink-hole , which was earlier reported, was being filled up after two weeks 1974 POLARIS SNOWMOBILES ON DISPLAY SEVERAL USED SNOWMOBILES IN STOCK cAR sALEs BLYIK :PHQNE. 5234342. PURPLE GROVE Many from Purple Grove area attended the pot luck supper in Ripley on. Saturday evening and enjoyed the dinner and program which included a visit from Char- lie Farqhason and a Chinese auction, a first for many people also the beauty contestin'which Alan Gamble was chosen "Queen". Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Bill. Elliott who were the wingers of the coloured TV. The pro- ceeds go to the new complex. Miss Ardiss Nicholson was an overnight guest on Friday of Vicki Dore. Plans are being Made to hold a Christmas concert in the Purple Grove Community Centre again this year. 'The date is still un- mown. Mr. and Mrs. ,Don Dore and Frankie were dinner guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. William j Wood and DaVid of Durham. SHUR-GAIN 40% Beef Silasupplement #2 Never before in the history of cattle feeding 'in this .country have protein supplies and prices been so critical. Never before has the use .of a supplement such as our new 'SHUR-GAIN 40% Beef Silasupplement #2 been more needed. This new SHUR-GAIN product has a higher level of its crude protein content derived from Urea. This level determined by SHUR-GAIN Research falls between the maximum and mini- mum levels as suggested in a recent. Government Agricultural Research Bulletin. We are confident this product, Will do the job at less cost when fed according to the SHUR GAIN program. Ask your dealer about new SHUR-GAIN 40% ,Beef Silasupplement 2, Anderson Flax Products LUCKNOW PHONE 528.2026 EspA.Y, PECEMiSER 5 117,4 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE THIRTEEN, of work, during which the hole was fed about 800 yards of clay daily. An increase in the-- maximum old -age pensions from $23 to $28 monthly and upward revision of mother's allowances were announbed. The presses of the United Church Publishing House , known commercially as the Ryerson Press. were at work printing "The Sac- fed- Word". It was the first ti e The Bible had ever been printed in Canada , and the order was for 30,000 cloth bound volumes of the Complete King James Version. It was an historic occasion when the presses started rolling and Rev. C. H. Dickinson, •Book Stewart of the United Church Publishing House, acted as host to, the many guests. Rev. Dickin- son, son' of•IvIrs. W. P. Reed of. Town, was a former pastor of the Ashfield Cirtuit. The demands of war had altered the situation, makingMaterial and help a 'problem in Britain in meeting the demand for Bibles, and so a Contract had been placed in Can-. ada. Webster , Euphemia Rintoul. David Nichol, Gordon Rintoul George Nichol, Willie Taylor McKinley Ramage, Elizabeth Nichol, Etta Taylor , James Mc- Gee , Joseph St. Marie, Willie Nichol ? John St. Marie. Grace Lockhart , Teacher. Huron Members At OFA Annual Huron County was represented. by 16 'delegates at the recent con- vention of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture in Oshawa. A resolution from Huron COunty to request that niachinery parts be available at 411'times , so that farmers, through, their dealers - will be abletopiCk them up at' ° depots during week em- ergencies was opted with overwhelmin majority. A resolutio r by Phil. Durand of Zurich, to in ease. the tariff on US corn. SO. tha' it matches. US tariffs and subsidies was carried , but only after a lively discussion. Some livestockmen felt that this would result in increased input costs in their operation. It was pointed out that .if the corn price was too low, that corngrowers would turn. to more livestock farm ing and thus create an over-supply thereby depressing the price of livestock to the detriment of the .same livestock producer. In the end the reSolutiOn was carried by a comfortable majority. One cash-crop farmer commented that the passing of this resolution was a good omen for the future of farming , as it means that one producer now recognizes that the other. producer has a right to a fair Income , even if this entails. Sorne•risk toy himself. Adrian Vos of Bl.yth introduced a resolution asking the govern- r:Lnt to spend more money into re.•e,11:ch 'to develop, an economic- • ..d‘, xtract .-tetnane gas Vander Veen of Lochalsh into a purchase agreement Lucknow Village Council, he acquired the former Church shed on the corner bell and Havelock Streets he planned to construct, alley. He was associat- e new project with his amen Vander Veen end. p of Listowel. • ating, modernizing and g of this building, for the welcome enterprise was ed at some $42 .000. lucknow Lions •Club was 'to the proceeds from the sale met Lucknow United YEARS AGO NOVEMBER 1963 50 'YEARS AGO NOVEMBER 1923. Russell Cunningham was the new butter-maker at SilVer- wood's LucknOw plant, succeeding ,W. G. MacKay.. Silverwoodt moved their down- toWn.itand from Taylor's building across the street to the room at one time occupied' by the late R. Graham as a store. S. S. No: •12 East and West Wawanosh in a school report , .named the. following students - Zylda Webster , Gertrude Martin. Dorine Webster , Mary St. Marie Ray Turner, Nellie McGee, William Rintoul, Veronica St. Marie , Myles St.,, Marie, Jean, 1973 LE MANS 4 door, V8, fully, equipped 1973 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass 2 door hardtop 1973 PONTIAC Catalina 2 door hardtop 1973 BUICK CENTURY 2 door hardtop 1973 OLDSMOBILE Omega 2 door 1973 NOVA 4 door, 6 automatic, Oliver steering 1971 TORINO 2 dOor hardtop, automatic, radio 1970 FORD custom 4 door, V8 automatic 1969 FORD LTD 4 door hardtop, V8 automatic, radio 1968 FORD Falcon 4 door 6 cylinder (low mileage) 2. 1968 CHEV 4 doors, V8 automatic, radio 18808888818888888888888888888080080811881110001111080018880111111011111011111111111111 from animal waste, as this consti- tutes a valuable resource. Espec- ially in the energy crisis we ex- perience,now , it would help all of Canada , as this is a potential source of one 'third of all' of Canada's gas needs. / It was passed easily and created a great deal of interest as all livestock farmers have a lot of this resource at hand. Mason' Bailey of Blyth, • past president of the Huron'Federa tion of Agriculture, presented the report of the Hydro Routes com- mittee of which he 'was chairman. The reception of this report was excellent , which was evident in the corridors, as this affects more and more farms. John Staff ord of HoWick Township was, a member of the Line fence com- mittee. Vince Austin of Ashfield township o he membership com- mittee and ordon Hill of Varna of the Onta Machinery Agency committe besides being presid- nt of OF .