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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-07-24, Page 8s J. '�SERVICEJ= Keep Your Ca'r',.. Well In. Tune Fo. Safe -Clan Economical -Driving 1.E. MacD.0'K!A..L0 Esso LUCKNOW, THE Agricultural Tidbits With Adrian Vos. Those people who are down on Agriculture Minister Eugene Whelan for his statements that Canadian food prices are a bar- gain had better.do some research before offering criticism. Food prices anywhere, in the world are higher than in North America, Of course this is small consolation for those on low incomes. But the fact remains. It appears from here that great many lower income families have the same problem as those on High incomes., SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, 014TA.RIO The Maitland Valley Conserva- tion. Authority will,be sponsoring the new mascot -editor, pocky Raccoon,. in the weekly newspap- ers through -out the Maitland Riv- er Watershed. It's Rocky''s job to let people know what the Conservation Auth- ority is and what it does in its effortsto promote proper manage- ment and to protect our natural resources. Rocky hopes also to make Ithe public "conservation conscious" and wishes to let them know how. Maitland Valley Conservation,Authc, ity can assist .others through its many conserva - tion' programs: presently', a Bluebird. Manage- ment Pro ram is proposed by the they often have their priorities g. Maitland Authority. t 4 f A •�.. 1 .T 4 The Bluebirdwas near..the i" point of extinction until concern- recreation? -It seems'that in ed individuals began programs to many cases, recreation comes first, help nurse its numbers back to a or, the case of beer. It makes me ,survival level. tired when I see an interview on Since South-western ,Ontario is TV,. with a colorset in the back= in the Bluebird's breeding range,, .ground of a room with smallMaitland. Valley Conservation children around and a woman it rN1, whose husband left her; crying that. location 'and nature of any pro - she can't feed ,the children prop- lt�'1k., a. iduals. or groups who have tried to says, but the' problem lies not remove the Bluebird's name from with high food costs. It lies with / tt I of management skill. Usually chips and'soft drinks, this woman looks. fat; probably. be- One can ask: "Why shouldn't cause 'oi a wrong diet , as potato the poor have a right to a bottle �?Iq� 7 t ;id411 z " Pit dddddd G x Yn i` 5 1 i 1 I I A I o- ;I '�SERVICEJ= Keep Your Ca'r',.. Well In. Tune Fo. Safe -Clan Economical -Driving 1.E. MacD.0'K!A..L0 Esso LUCKNOW, THE Agricultural Tidbits With Adrian Vos. Those people who are down on Agriculture Minister Eugene Whelan for his statements that Canadian food prices are a bar- gain had better.do some research before offering criticism. Food prices anywhere, in the world are higher than in North America, Of course this is small consolation for those on low incomes. But the fact remains. It appears from here that great many lower income families have the same problem as those on High incomes., SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, 014TA.RIO The Maitland Valley Conserva- tion. Authority will,be sponsoring the new mascot -editor, pocky Raccoon,. in the weekly newspap- ers through -out the Maitland Riv- er Watershed. It's Rocky''s job to let people know what the Conservation Auth- ority is and what it does in its effortsto promote proper manage- ment and to protect our natural resources. Rocky hopes also to make Ithe public "conservation conscious" and wishes to let them know how. Maitland Valley Conservation,Authc, ity can assist .others through its many conserva - tion' programs: presently', a Bluebird. Manage- ment Pro ram is proposed by the they often have their priorities g. Maitland Authority. wrong. The Bluebirdwas near..the What should come ' first , food or point of extinction until concern- recreation? -It seems'that in ed individuals began programs to many cases, recreation comes first, help nurse its numbers back to a or, the case of beer. It makes me ,survival level. tired when I see an interview on Since South-western ,Ontario is TV,. with a colorset in the back= in the Bluebird's breeding range,, .ground of a room with smallMaitland. Valley Conservation children around and a woman Authority would like to know the whose husband left her; crying that. location 'and nature of any pro - she can't feed ,the children prop- gram undertaken byprivate. indiv- erly. I believe everything she iduals. or groups who have tried to says, but the' problem lies not remove the Bluebird's name from with high food costs. It lies with the list of endangered species. low income, coupled with. a lack of management skill. Usually chips and'soft drinks, this woman looks. fat; probably. be- One can ask: "Why shouldn't cause 'oi a wrong diet , as potato the poor have a right to a bottle When you have a gift to give view the selection at Schmid's SILVER FLATWARE AND HOLLOWARE .CRYSTAL STEMWARE AND HOLLOWARE .BONE CHINA. TABLE SETS IRONSTONE TABLE SETS BONE CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS b fi?�jiM V BELLEEK ROYAL DOULTON FIGURINES BLUE MOUNTAIN POTTERY SCNMID'S "JEWELLERY and CHI -NA OWNERS — W. JOS. AND DEAN E. AGNEW PHONE 528-3532 LUCKNOW a WEDNESDAY , 41 • WED., THUR., FRI., SAT. -- JULY 24, 251 ELLIOTT KASTNER presents CLIFF- GORMAN P ` • JOSEPH BOLOGNA,- ��cAllerL in U and a� AS 3 , Me, a1 IDin e ell to o +i� F slee Adult Entertainment SUN., MON., TUES., JULY 2e,,29, 30 ZARDOZ .pylfi toy, PLUS Lose :WOR L D. WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. - JULY 31, AUGUST 1,2,3 WALT DISNEY'S ROBIN HOOD Program subject to Change without notice. )f pop?" And I can ask" Why, shouldn't it be a an type of Culross Farmer. irink or a" glass of cold. milk?" If the income is too low to buy For Many Years nourishing food, the income prob- lem should be remedied. Tf iousehold management is at DUNCA.N THO,WSON .'cult, this should be cgrrected .., If )rior.itiesare wrong social advis- Duncan Stewart Thompson o, :rs should advise them. But Culross Township passed away Athelan is right, food in Canada Wingham and District Hospital s the greatest bargain in the . Sunday, July 14 in his, 81st year vorld , Not only that it .costs less ' He had been a resident at Hap sere than anywhere -else but it Hours Home at Riversdale until Iso takes a lower percentage of weeks ago when he suffered a•• our income., In .most countries it stroke and. was admitted to h akes over fifty percent of their' al. Although he lost his eyes' ncome for .food ' while here ' it some eleven years ago, he was lovers around the 2CP/o mark. bright, and cheerful and enjoy let's be grateful and accept the his family and visitors and old trobability that for the time being $cquainta-aces. . ,ur standard of living will not urther increase . The only way I Mr. • Thompson was born an ' an see to keep some of the cost July 5 , 1894 in Culross Tow .' a son -of 'the late James Thom. ,f eating down ,' is to prepare more and Esther Stewart, He math god at home. The cost of labour n restaurants is going up, tbgeth- Mary Etta Hetherington and th farmed in Culross for many yea r with the cost of labour in She predeceased herl4sbandin ackinghouses and retail stores, 1971. s well as the_cost,to the farmer, f subsidy is the answer; we farm- They had a family of two so rs don't want it. We want a fair and three daughters, Lloyd of turn for our product. Maybe Freelton; ,�9rs. Ernie (Olive) ibour in other parts of the food Hannie , Holyrood, Mrs, Don hain'shood be subsidized. (Jean) Willittsof `IountAlbeit and Mrs. Steve (Helen) Wolas' chuk of Winnipeg. Also sun'iv HIGHLAND GAMES is a sister firs. Kate hurray Of Wingham, 26 grandchildren an at DUTTON wife grandchildren. Besides wife he was predeceased bya• Mac in 1JG', sisters Essie Tho MONDAY, AUGUST 5 son, Lary Sharpe and Merle ' Ka�uc. Commencing at. 9 a.m. conduc The funeral service, ' Massed Hands by Rev: Arnold Proud, was be! n Tuesday, July' lG at 2 p.m+ ft, p 9 the %Iacpherson Funeral Home ' Piping o DOt1 M Teeswate'r, with burial in Te C n9' water Cemetery. ' Sports Events Pallbearers weeeight T ompl sons Allan and 1 1OmPso Culross; John and Jim A Real Highland Welcome Holyrood; Larry and RickThO .Awaits You son of Freelton and Robe! ta Bill Willi•tts of N(ount Albers