The Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-02-18, Page 3WEDNESDAY', FEB., 18th, 1959,
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THE '1 UCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Lucknow
sb te�ian
Church re 1
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• Minister:
Rev. `Wallace McClean
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22
11:00 a.m. Morning .•• Worship.
1215 m Snda School . '
p. u Y
33.00 p:m., Dungannon.:
MILLION DOLLAR SALE
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.permission. from' the, Company;
they started, a; pilot .project.. on
a rented' farm, 'paid their man
$125.00: per month,, gave him a
free .house,, and :it. 'was his job
to 'looks after 7;000 birds. Bill
:and Frank invested their total
savings of. $1;100;0.0 'on'.this• pro-
ject and . then , their problems
•really: started,' in earnest. ..
• At that true there were • no
meattype.7 birds,: there • •was no
' "•* � cure for' 'coccidiosis, the help.
7:00 p.m Evening • worship i was • inexperienced,: ; and finally
there. • was - no market for their
������ product. The handlers' .of . poui .
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UNITEDCHURCH . 1
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�'�"�"'�'-` `'e .try'. Y proclaimed reclaimed that -the
consumers did'' not want this
particualr bird '- it was either.
too small••.or too large y aid the
retailer felt:that •;the'fresh=killed
eviscerated . product was toospe-
cialized d •an too `for
czalze d, o perishable
them to . handle.
LUC`KNOW'
Minister:
Rev. Gordon R.:Geiger,
B.A., B.D. . '
SUNDAY, • FEBRUARY 22'
,10:00 `a.rm.• ' Church . School i
:11:00. a.m•Divine Worship. i
Sermon therne: The Deadly,'
Sin—Anger.
Anger.
Nursery (hiring durin church ,.
i Thought For -The Week:-
No..man can avoid his • own l'
Company, so':he had best make
it as good as possible..
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Local`.: & General
Mrs, Mae Irwin is a • patient in
Wingham • Hospital with a heart
condition.' • •
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Mrs. Annie. Jewitt has been
'. 'hospitalized. with 'shingles in
;''Wil gham Hospital and expects to
be there for two more weeks.
Glen. Campbell returnedto: his
'home at Bedfast a 'couple of
weeks; ago after being in Wing-
ham Hospital .for . a`' n ont i'' with.
a heart condition.
Mr, Roy Alton returned home
from Victoria Hospital, London,,
• o11 Friday, Her.. sister, Mrs, E. J.
llarimswor'th • of Toronto is 'visit-
ing. with her:'
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Mr. and Mrs. Bruce ltol.'land
• .ref Clinton and Mrs. SusanMc-
Gee.. of Goderich,• Mr. and Mrs:
Wm. G,• Humphiey and family
,
of . St. Helens visited Mr. and.
Mrs, Peter Cook on Sunday,
,Mrs. Aurin Irwin returned
home on Saturday from St. Jose-
pus llospital, London, where she
• had% been a patient for a . couple
df weeks after ' undergoing. sun.
gear,
Still determined to see their
project. through, they:... decided
• that they. 'would• need to open
up retail. stores as. a further . p1-
lot project to dernenstratfk t� all
and: sundry that this product, did
have. consumer acceptance. They
then rented a processing plant
from.' Nir. Cecil Maynard, .of
'Schomberg, Ontario, which was
equipped for New York dressing
of •poultry, —: they adaptedit to:
eviscerating and i c e- packed
handling of . poultry. , • Mrs. Bill:
Garfat :served in• tie'r'ole of gen-
eral .supervisor, and they. were.
now in the processirig,' .business.
At the same time, these two men
proceeded to • open up Cut -Up
Chicken stores in Toronto with
Mrs. Frank. King in charge: This:
grew • until under her ,directiion
they operated seven stores, six.
in Toronto and one, ip Montreal
ail`'the
time. Frank aril Bill con-
tinued •to carry on with tlei.r.
jobs as Purina..salesmen, expan-
ding the growing side of the
business. . •'
Its: spite et the disappoint-
ments and setbacks that .accom-
pany any ° new venture, .' their
long hours and hard work'start-
ed
started to pay off.. They built,a small
processing plant in ' Aurora,: On-
tario arid were finally able to:
convince Mr. Alex Agnew, vice-
president in 'charge of Loblaw's
meat operations, and. very short.,
ly afterwards, Mti. Alex McLean;
hi charge of meat operations; for
' Mrs. Burt, Roach writes from
Daytona Beach, that: the neigh-
bours
eighibours are cutting their lawns, the
windows are ,up and the screen
doors ' on. ifow des .that cont.%
pare 'with `Lucknow? she asks..
The weather' mood some folks
are in 'up here, wouldn't, make
it advisable to reply, in print.,
Dominion Stores, that they had
a profitable product for them: to
handle:
Immediately, • the broiler in
dustry .took off and.'• has ' been
flying ever since -, sometimes it.
flies too high and people get
hurt rn .the •process,' but inspite:
of/this; the `:industry has :been
good to all • concerned . the.
flock owner, •::1 the ,hatcheryrrian,
the feed dealer, tie' grower, . the.
processor, the .retailer, as well as
the .• housewife, and ,the credit
'for , "taking that "indispensable"
first stepoto the g ,es e Kings and
the •Garfats.- From a standing,
start, . with :$1,100:00 and without
any, outside financial 'help, they
`built this into. a >flourishing busia
nes which has been ,sold .at . a
large.. figure, and which was sole-
ly. owned' by: these two men,
without ' any:,liabilities This
clearly demonstr.ates that if ` you
are-willing.to . pay the. ,price in
hard Work :and . have a good wife,
there .is still plenty ofopportuni-
ty'.
.• Choice Cut -Up. •.Chicken , Ltd:,
•through..y
the ears has stood. for
quality and square -dealing -this'
plant'. employed 120.' people this:
past. year and their sales•.were.
close to six million dollars, they
grew out 'over six.mrllion broil-
ers per year on their own, farms.'.
Frank King will rernain as the
IN.HOSPITAL
WITH EYE I N$U R:Y •
pAot nu
Tom. Andrew;- 13 -year-old son'
of Mr. and; Mrs. Alex Andrew,
is in 'Victoria Hospital, as a 're-
sult•of..an' eye injury suffered
on' Monday ''evening�,,at. the local
arena,
The mishap _occurred , during
practice,'• preceeding a Bantam.
hockey • game with . Mildmay.
Tom had five stitches in the eye
lid, • and while the eye was not
cut,. hemorrhaging o c c u r r e' d,
which affected his vision..
On Tuesday 'he could • see but
•he, was': taken to London, where
he will ''rest and ,be 'under, ob
'servation , for a few ,days, with
both eyes covered. •
Teacher: (Pulling down a map of
• United States).. .
Class: What is it'? • 0 -
Teacher.A: G r `a.n d m a• Moses
Christmas Card.
HOME •BINGO'
NUMBERS
For Week .of :.:February 16th .
Monday, February :16'-.......G 53
Tuesday, February 17 G '541
;Wednesday, February 18 ,: I. • 21
Thursday, February. 19. • .,• B 9'
Friday, ; February • 20 I-', 25
Saturday, February 21 0•: 62
Ontario .Sales manager for kat-
'stop=Purina,,, with :Bill .Garfat re-
maining ' in_' the .. position of. dis-
trict manager for•Purina''.in the
district'' north of , Toronto.
Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM
Two shows each night.
First at 7.15
Thursday; Friday,, Saturtla,yr ^.
' February ; 19, 20, 21,
Randolph Scott, Jennifer Holden. . .
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"B17CHANAN. , RIDES &LONE"
The story of a Texas adventurer
in *a. Border Town .which is do-
urinated by three ruthless .broth
ers.
PLAN PRESENTATION FOR
RETIRING INSPECTOR
An Executive meeting of 'the}
Teachers' institute • of Bruce In- •
`•spectorate No.1,' was held. here
at the home of the president,
Miss Helen Thompson on Satur.
day.' • '
Plans . were laid for . a present.
•ation to' retiring 'inspector,: Mr.
• J.. M: Game, from whom. it has
been, impossible ; to withhold. the
"secret." ••
• Present at• Saturday's meeting
were representatives' from' Kirn-
cardine,• • Southampton, Ohesley,°•
Mildmay; ;Walkerton, Teeswater
and Lucknow., In attendance al
so was : Mr: • .Walter Houghan
I.P.S. • who has been assistant . to.
Mr. Game,. 'and who ' will suc= ,
: eeed him.
Bachelorwho, wh; couldn't'.
take• yes for'' an answer
o : O'Conner nnner in
•Now playing, Big 3 Comedy`,Ssh w. Donald
Francis Covers. The Big Town"; "Abbot & Cos -
1 tello ' Meet the `Keystone .Kops'' Rory Calhoun in
•`Ain'. t. Mlsbehavin
Monday,Tuesday, Wednesday, February 23, 24, 25 '
Gina Lollobrigida;'and Robert. Aida
Presenting an
adventurous and axcttting dramatic amatic rom-
ance with a pleasingmusical background. The life story1 .
of beautiful'Lina Cavaliers.
"BEAUTIFUL'. BUT .DANGEROUS"
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In Technicolor —
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is
Thursday, Friday 'Saturday, Februa . 26, 27, :211,,
Jerry Lewis, Maril n Maxwell and Baccaloni
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Absolutely guaranteed toive`your 'funny -bone'. the fids �.
- ' Bits. A riotous cribful of nonsense' presented by .an expert.
"ROCKABYE • BABY" $
In Vista -Color --
Corning, "Night 'Passage In ,color with James' Stewart,
• Audie Murphy, ' ,Dan Duryea.
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A delegation from Kincardine
was at Ottawa ,recently -present-
ing their case to' the minister of
Public Works for harbour im-
provements in Kincardine.
During their visit to the Capi-
tal, .the Brgce Member, Andy
Robinson had theme meet four
other • • members , of Parliament
who were born in Bruce. To
have five 'Members in. the House
of Coninions at one time who
were born' in the same riding, is
probably a 'record, '
Back' row standing:, Richard
Forbes, member for Dauphin,
Man., born in Wiarton; David
Remington, ''.member of Kincar
dine •Council; Robert Leith Han
bidge, Q.C:, member for Kinder-
sley, Sask,, born at . Southamp-'
ton; Herman Young, • Mayor of
Kincardine„ •
Front row sitting: Glen Geddes,
ex-tnayyor of Kincardine; Gordon
Harvey .'Aiken, Q:C., member for.
Parry Sound=.Muskoka, Born -.in
Ripley; William' Alexander Mc
'Lerman, Member 'for N'ew• W st.
minister, : B.C., born., in Bruce
Township; . Harvey Palmateer,
Reeve df Kincardine;.' Andy Ea-
binson, member for • Bruce, born,
in Kincardine .Township,