The Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-09-26, Page 11irspNESDAY., 4l PT, 26th, 1962
"T#E LUCKNO.W SENTINEL, CKNOW, ;ONTARIO.
Sod Is Turned dor War.v.iflosh Lady
New :FA.ME. PIont
(By. J. A. MeiThirchy
• 'The writer was one in ,a car
Toad who went .to Ayr to wit-
ness the sod turning' of our
first . packing plant. As you
,know, David Ireland of Tees -
water, who held the share. num-
ber 1982. was Chosen and with
the Ico-operation of Charles Mc-
Innes, Who has worked so faith-
fully in the interests of the
hog producers of 'ntario was
aimed to turn the first sod with
'Jae location is an Outstanding
one at the ' junction : of two
main highways and . a railroad.
There is about 1i2+, acres of•
Land and a gravel bottom gives
an abundance of Water. ,
This project is not something
". new as it has (been tried and
proven succestsful ' ih other
• 'countries '. aswell as the Prov-
inces, of Nova Scotia and Quebec
'where they are no* processing
around +50% of the live stock •
and expect to be..Q,ver that Iby
Wrote SchoolBook
A. West Wawanosh lady Ls: re-
a
e
Miss
h
eeiving commendation for
new school, ,book she has writ
ten entitled "Let's Read." ''h
author is Miss Lucy 'B. Thoxn
pson, BA., reading Iconsultan
of Trafalgar Township, Mi
Thompson was 'born • in Wes
Wawanosh and returns, • eac
summer to .spend her vacation
at the family home.
In her new 'book the author
is endeavouring to help children
acquire independence 'in read
ing, which depends oh an early
introduction' to phonics. ,As a
teacher of primary. grades, Miss
Thompson has, learned from
practice,and experience that a
secure knowledge'" of phonies ' is
necessary. ••
As a reading eonsultant and
teacher of the 'remedial reading,
Miss Thompson has felt the
need`` 6r. a' small handbook on
.phonies •whieli : will serve as a
guide ,for 'herself ,& others when
teaching, The book 'has gained
great ' praise from inspectors and
ogether for/ their own proteotion
and. advancement..
With an,+'investni,ent .of over
00 million ..dollars in live stock
rid machinery, it seems . foolish•
o (hear some say, wecan't' raise
million dollars "in ,Ontario to
uild and own •bur own packing;
The . profits • of' our • li'vestock
uilt the' old 'packing 'plants ,. We
re going .to • pay " for the new
ones, Are we +going, to own and
perate them? We don't want to
un thein=.a'll,. ,}hut We do need
ur own, as .a !balance wheel for
ur' protection. in .time ' of need.
his is one of our biggest . under-
akings..Let`us• look into'. it and
give it our fullest 'support. ,
An iestimated crowd of about t
• ?00 ' enthusiastic farmers.listened ,+'
to ,and (received congratulations
from J. Parker, Pres. of .Western 9
Co -Operatives',• H. Hanna* Pres. a
of; '?ederation • of ,Agriculture; t
Mrs. Wm :Stewart,: Minister . 'of 2
• Agriculture and: managers of the. • b
Bank of Toronto, Win, Tilden 8r,•
others.
A. very interesting address wva's ' b
given . iby . _•the m'•anager. ,•of the • a
QuebecPacking plants J. 'Court- ,
eau,' where in'`, the last 8 years o
their:' fat mers ' invested 6 'million. cr
dollars and• it is all payed. ,for • o
and they have' a l,2 million' dollar. o
•expansion• program; underway at It
the present time. This • shows t
what farmers.' can `.do working
teachers in the 'Toronto area *and
already ,has foundready sale.
The !book is dedicated to the
memory of the writer's 'ance-
tors, theThompson family, the
Martin family, the Spencer fam-
ily, and the • Hamlin .family, all
well known West Wawanosh.
families,
•
• :Miss Thompson's present home
is near that of Harry, J. Boyle,
whose booksand writings:. shave.
won considerable prominence
during the past few years, , •
KINGSBRIDGE
.Week -•end visitors with Mr:. S&
Mrs. '+John • Kelly were 'Mr. : Mc-
'Ynness,, Miss Lewis,' Mr,.. Walter
Kelly, Miss :Rose Mary White,
all of •London,
!' Mr. and Mrs, Mark Dalton• &.
family' returned • home ,Monday,
after a;, three weeks 'holiday in
California, • •
Mr.' Joe Courtney returned
Lorne last, 'week after ibeing .a
patient in: Wingham Hospital:
'Mr. and M•rs, • Walter Clare
spent • the week -end • in Detroit',
Mrs 'Ryan . returned 'With . them
after spending a week in. De
troit: •
Sunday visitors.' with Mr: and .
Mrs. IDennis Hogan' and family
were 'Mr. ' and .Mrs.- Wilfred- Ho-
gan and Maureen of Toronto,
Mr. and`Mrs. Art Norris and No'r-
Ebert of ,Georgetown:
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Johp •.Dunlop of
Kincardine, wish to announce
the engagement of their • daugh-
ter, ':Elizabeth Anne, .'to' ' Harold:
Clifford Smith, ,son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Smith, ` iHolyrbod:
The •marriage to ` take . place .in,
October: `
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