The Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-06-10, Page 7livEDNESDAY, J'UNiE' 10th, 1959
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Lucknow, Ontario
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KINLOSS ".NE'
• Anniversary Services Were
held at South Kinloss Church on
Sunday with Rev: A. Clements of
Palmerston. ,'as` guest ` minister:
..Rev. Clements was minister in a
neighbouring charge ' to:. Rev:
1Vlarslall in Ireland.
Mrs:Wrn' Macln is, ihome.:.
from Wmghatyre • m.. Hospital and Mrs
Clark from Victoria Hospital,
:London. •
Jimmy, Lavis of London spent
theweek-endwith his parent§,
Mr.. and Mrs. :Harry Lavis.'
11tr. Bert Gibbings of Clinton
visited Sunday with Mr. , and
Mrs: Ira Dickie and boys. -
Members ' of the . Campbell
family, enjoyed a sumptuous din-'
ner'at the home: of Mr, and Mrs.
Harold Campbell •on Sunday:
gall, ::Allan ' and Grace. visited
Sunday with Mr.' and. Mrs:' W,
Farrish of Ashfield. •
Mrs.. Douglas :Graham visited
recently with her uncle,.: Mr,
R. G. Martin who is quite; ill,
having suffered another stroke:
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United. Church' U C h W.M.S.
The . Afternoon . Auxiliary of
the. 'W.M S: 'of the phited. Church
met in the ,Sunday, School room
on Tuesday, June 2nd. ' Mrs, R.•
'Cumming;., second vice-president,
conducted the ' ' opening • excer-
cises: Mrs. W. ' B. Anderson re-
ported for the Supply Committee
and also gave the treasurer's 're-
port...Mrs. Brooks; as stewardship
convener, ' emphasized Christian
living' . arid' self-improvement as
our daily aim, and that every
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Repres nted By,
UEOthis-district
RGE" •TIEPIN, salesman for. dis c
HOUSES IN •
L' uckriow, Wingham, Teeswater, Whitechurch, Paisley. •
PROPERTY ,in Clinton suitable site for '• new industry. '
COTTAGE•and 2 acres of lake property. near Tiverton. COT
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NAGE' and LOT 100 ,Ift. by 60 ft at Point Clark near Light
• house 15 vacant lots at Point '• Clark near: Lighthouse•
lots all 100 ft.•by 60 `.ft. • ' •
HOUSE and BARN and '5 acres of : land at Bluewater High-
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igh-way., Land suitable . to build tourist cabins. • Short distance
from Point Clark, House and 5 acres can -be .boughtwithout
barn;
FARMS, a number of good farms in. the surrounding
community priced reasonable. Also. reasonable terrines• ori all
property,
For :more particulars and to inspect properties call,
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ONTARIO
PAGE SEVEN
TO PAVE• PORTION,
OF LAKE ROAD:
.Huron, Township Couneil /let
On . June lst, with all members
Present. '
Approval was received • from
the Department of Highways for
the current 'road and .:bridge ex-
penditures
xpenditures totalling ,$55,000.00.
Applications were received
from Murray Walden and Arthur
Messenger to have their assess •
ments ahanged from • S.S, No. 1
to the'Huron-West.. school area.
These were :accepted . and ,the
Clerk instructed ' to .prepare the
necessary , By-law to alter ' the •
sections; • -
; Moved by Walden -MacKinnon;
that we accept the tender of the
County • of .Bruce to pave . the
Lake road'frown 'Con, 10 to: Keyes'
Hill and twb-tenths ,of ,a mile at
the. Pine River .Cheese factory.'
Moved by Lowry -Walden, that
we accept the, garbage collection
tenders: of o • David Moore ..for
Bruce Beach and that, of William
Wilken for Point 'Clark Beach..
Council ' passed a by-law al-
lowing payment of claims to •
Live -stock'and, poultry caused by.
"wild animals" . as 'well as dogs,
Also' passed ` a : • Supplementaryy
.by-law • for paving . and extra
snow removal totalling • $45,000:
and sent same to Department of
Highways , for approval. .•
The fgllowinng accounts ,were
ordered ' paid; 'Ivan: Pollock,. care
of .'cemetery, $79.40; .McArthur
Hardware,. cemetery supplies;
92.09; John `;S; MacDonald, care
of: hall,- .19.00, John: H. „Elliott,
Warble powder; 120' sacs :@ $6;45,.
774.90; Eugene 'Dunlop, Warble..
Inspector; 226.00; .Hugh • Cleland,'
Warble ,Sprayer :operator, 126.44.;
Mrs.- Ernest Walden,'., poultry kil-
led, 28.25 Charles' Emmerton,
valuator, • 3,50, H. Hagedorn;
sprayer repairs,.' 20.00, Ernest.
Walden, 1 bushel oats,: .1.25; Dr.,'
W'. +G.''Bruce, 'School dental ser-,
vices, • 27:2,50, W E: ' 1VIahobd,.
lumber for picnic . tables, - 64.02;:
Graham 'Cook, covering ` dump,
56.00; Leroy Walden, .1 fox boun-
ty, . 5.00; Roddie • MacDonald, 1 fox.
bounty; 5.00 Mrs: D. Thompson,
nursing home care, 100:00 Hear-�'
old . Courtney, grass , seed,, • 9.35,•
A B. Walden, time to Toronto,
9.50:; W. R. Lowry,time oto •Tor.
.onto,: 9.50; Earl Tout, - time . to
Toronto, .9.50 William Harris, 5
sheep 'killed and' 5' Iambs injured,
200.00 Emile McLennan, valua
tor, 3.50; 'Chester Emmerton, car
and time, to Toronto, 36.80,• Post
Office, unemployment • stamps,
$13:52.
Road _Accounts "
Steve Trwi:n, - 'Superintendent;
328.40;. Ernest • Walden, grader'
operator, 208.40; 'Gordon . Stewart,
grader 'operator, 51.19, Johri;
Blackett, labour,' 107.95;. Don•.Mcc-
•Tavish, snow' ,fence, 7.50; H. 'H.
Bannerman, truck tire,. 25.00, G.
W. Crothers; Cat. grader repairs,
222.00 Lorne' Ernmerton, brush-
ing. 6.25;,Ralph „Pollock, posts,
10.20; !Canadian :Tire Corp. • tools,
10.96; D.. G.;MacDonald, gear oil,
21.00; C.N.R. express,. 3.05; .Earl
Tout, postage, 9:00 N. Barnard;
hauling gravel, 50.40; .W. Mc:
Lean, hauling' gravel, 99.60; G.
Cook, hauling. gravel, 60.00, .Wm.
• Kerripton, hauling gravel, 57.60;
H. Coiling, hauling gravel, 97.95;,
Hugh `Cleland, • gravel, 250.00;
James McTavish, gravel, 296.30;
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Hodge, repairs, 67,80; W. T.
Shantz; bulldozing, 936.45; Franks
Garage, repairs, 37.15.
J .Moved by Walden -Lowry, that
we 'do :now adjourn to meet on
July '6th.
-EARL TOUT, Clerk
day . is God's Day. Miss, Olive
Webster acted as chairman for
the programme. After the open-
ing hymn
pen-ing.hymn the devotional period
was conducted'; .by kiss •Flora•
Webster, Miss Margaret Rae and
Mrs. J. W. Joynt pleasingly ren-
dered a duet number, "My Jesus
I Love Thee.", The study •book
chapter on the Caribbean and
West Undies was veryably given
by MVtrs. Garfield. McDonald: A.
dainty lunch was served by the
Program •committee, kiss Olive
Webster, Mrs, F. Gilchrist, Mrs.
Cameron, and Miss Plora Web.
sten .
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1959 Ford ;Fairlane, Sedan, automatic, 6 cylinder • $2,695
195,Pontiac; Sedan, fully equipped, ,automatic 52895
1958 Pontiac Stratoch of Sedan,; automatic' transmission,
fully equipped : ' :, .,52,650
" Two` 1958.' Chev. Biscayne Sedans, autmatic, r
' fully equipped ° . ., $2,650
Two 1958 Chev. Biscayne • Sedans, , ; ,. , . „$2,450:
1956 Pontiac Deluxe Sedan, automatic, fully equipped $1,695 •
1956 Chev. Deluxe Sedan, automatic, fully equipped 51,69.5
1955' Chew. Deluxe Sedan, Automatic. , $1,550
1955 Chev. Sedan,' fully equipped'
1955 Chev. ; Sedan, with radio $1,395
1954 'Chev. Sedan " : ,...w 51,050:
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19,54: Ford,. Customline, with radio $1,095
1953 Dodge Sedan $895
$1,450
TRUCKS: ' TRUCKS;
1955 GMC "%2 ton Pickup $1,095
1956 Chev: % Toil Pickup $1,295
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• BI,LL HARIUS OF, RIPLEY' hopes . that you will . read the
• following: announcement; carefully andthat it will assist /on to
see that .compulsory marketing. is: not a good thing; . for :Ontario.
and reasons for- him to discontinue' shipping• hogs for the. present..
•One' of the first and: foremost, ' responsibilities : of •Our reprep
sentatives in Governlnent is to protect. the democratic •rights of
°•every individual
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•.. Since the ' ,
rights' and liberties .of free . enterprise thinking •
people • are ,being threatened ,and violated _by compulsory ,market-,.
ing schemes ::supported by enabling legislation and strengthened.
by .amendments passed 'fromtime to time to head off, any opposi:,
' tion arising, repar less of rights or :reasons.
Since it :would. appear that the' advocates of socialism .in . and
out of the . legislature -can be more effective With , their, propaganda:
.• than; if` they were running the 'Government, •
,Since no. definite •statement of policy, h s• been issued • h a y•
either of the major parties as to whether: compulsion ''shall • con.-
. tinue to ; replace free -enterprise. and individuals right.; to compete
• for a. livelihoodin, the field" of his .choice' without being. dictated,••
• to.
Since . the hog• producers of • Ontario are being -Saddled with
.a compulsory:agency. marketing, scheme;
,Since''•such a' .schexr.e ' has been foisted , on the. Hog Producers.
'without the ; authority of a proper Mote.
Since propaganda issued by t g ard hasbeen :a delib-
erate .attempt to brainwash' arid, onfuse many Producers into..
believing that ;prices were no longer established by the : proven;,
•system• of :supply'`•and demand. 'This theory being supported by a
smear campaign ; (with producers • own .money) and intended . •.to
create ill feeling .arnong, producers toward the packers, shippers,
and truckers and confusion among .members . of th oard their --
selves. /
Since marketing` with'.. the' absence of free' competitionn
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only lead to laggard and'. stagnant trade.. ' ' ,
• Since the absende" of free enterprise can only .serve to under-
Mine our democratic :warof life • and inevitably lead to socialism
Since 'socialism and' democracy cannot exist 'side by' side,
obviously one must make way ` for the other..
• Therefore :I have no other • alternative but to step aside• as
' a shipper of bogs•, at the present time, until •legisla•1ion is °banged
so that compulsory direction., of hogs in Ontario be replaced. by
competitive sales in this • manner. That all producers : of hogs m
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.Ontario be granted . freedom in the marketing in, his hogs by
being allowed to consign them to, (1). Processor'•of his choice or (2)
' Consigning them to any 'Co-operative agency, or. any . agency, , or
agent of this choice. • That all '/agencies • must be self "supporting.
and be allowed to level charges only on . business, done by them-
selves for producers using their services, .
Monday, June. 15th will •be my last shipping date •for market.
hogs for the present 1 hope, •after a vote is takenthis summer
that T. will be back in business again, selling rriy customers' hogs
for whatthey are 'worth on a ;competitive •market::•
In the' Meantime I will be fighting for the rights of all, free -
darn loving people everywhere, who -should join with the Free
Enterprise 14 g• Producers and. combat this . trend toward socialism,
which after all is 'tieing propagated by• a -.very small percentage :.,y'
of people, but which if not checked' promptly could result in.
very serious consequenices.
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`Ours sincerely, .
ill Harris.