The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-05-11, Page 7r�f
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Anyone. in Lucknow and . urroundi disWrIct inler•ssted in .
playing. Bantam. or Midget Softball :this year Is advised 1. sub. •'
mit their name fr1 Itrick. dUtton or .dill; Hunter In L ucknow.
ALL NAMES MUST ME IN THEIR HANDS BY
MONDAY, MAY .1 .
Professor Geore E. 1,aithby Honoured
At
A native of Auburn, 'Prof... -George:
Raithby, was honoured by -
friends , and colleagues during a
.estitnoniakdinner in :Guelph. { •
Prof, Raithby recently retired as
ead'of the animal husbandry de-
artment of the University of
•
At the dinner the professor'and
rs. Raithby were presented with
sum of money. and,a color tele-
"Sion. Mrs. itaithby also receiv
d roses.
Prof. and Mrs.; Raithby are the
arents of Mark Raithby, a Goder-
ch veterinarian, land formerly of•
ucknow; and have a.son, Jack,
f Toronto, and ;daughter, Mrs.
erald (Elizabeth) Jelly' of
oria, Ill.
Prof.; Raithby's father, George
aithby of .Auburn, died in Huron-
iew last week, •
Althol4gh retired; Prof. ;Raithby
ill continue as a .director of thefi
niversity`of Guelph and the
amilton .Sanatorium. He will.
Iso: remain active in livestock
dging and do some lecturing
t the university.
Following graduation from the
ntario Agricultural College in •
1.122; Prof. •Raithby was appointed:
the staff of the animal•husband-
ry department and -was .assigned•
ponsibility,. •for the beef cattle
nd sheep• production programs. '
ight years later, .he.became a
rofessor and'was placed in charge'.
f the'. dairy herd. In' 1954
e was:elevated to head the de
anrnent.'
He is widely acclaimed as a :
ended.
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Judge of livestock and' as, a, teach
er 'Of the art of judging. `ln add
ition to havin g the distinction of.
being.selected to Judge at•'most Of
the leading shows'in Canada, he
placed, the awards at many im-
portant shows in. the United States
and attthe principaL.show.in.....
Argentina.
His talents as a judge were rec-
ognized by several breed assoc-'
-cations, • He served •as chairman ,
of the selective registration comm-
itteeyof the Holstein -Friesian Ass4.
ociation of Canada, and as an
official classifier. in Canada and
U.S. ,'for the Ayrshire, Guernsey
and Jersey breeds, He;also'assist-
i in -formulating ed n emulating the type class-.
ification policy of the Canadian '
Shorthorn 'Association;
Besides his many college act-.-
• ivities, Prof. Reithby served in an
executive capacity on the boards
of several livestock organizations,.
Ai the time of his retirement, he
was a 'director of the Royal Agric-
ultural Winter Fair and the Chic
ago International .Live Stock 'Ex-
position/, .'chairman of the Ontario•
Swine Improvement -Council and -
of the Ontario Beef Cattle: Perfor-
mance Association, and president
of the Canadian Agricultural
Hall of. Fame 'Association.
Although his ;retirement concl-
udes 43.;years of service, it does..
not 'signal the end- of. Prof. RaithbY''
g
career. Because his talents are
•nurne!ouS and varied. he is destin-
ed to play an active role in the
affairs of the livestock industry
in the years' that lie ahead..
She's very busy discovering that a reflection in
a mirt<or .is not another playmate. She'll learn
quickly, and all too soon she'll be discovering
school and then `boys . and• before you know .it
' she'll. ,be leading her own . life. Meanwhile, thanks
to• her Dad's' foresight, she and.. her brothers
and sisters — can count on Sun . Life protection
-and a college education. If her 'mother and father:
have anything to do with it, •their
young miss will
grow up with every 'possible advantage. •
I'm associated with Sun Life of
'Canada, the Company with the "policy
that's right . for you and your ;family.
Why not call me today?
' WILLIAM J. KINAHAN
Pe R.R. 2 Lucknow
hone Wingham 357-1987
C. MB: Approval: ' R
Construction of an ad, ditr'on to
s . will.
the Winghann Public ,Schoof
get underway shortly by the And
can Construction Company of •
Kitchener, . '
• 'School board chairrnan, William
Harris, said the'Ontario Municipal
Board .has °given the town permiss-
ion to issue debentures for the
addition.. '
The addition and furnishings, are
expected to cost up to $400,000,
Included are eight classrooms,
a gymnasium-auditoriun. and.
•a library
The addition will replace• alae
original three-storey brick school
built in 1894. •
'Me :Prison 'and Police -Court work'. •
of TIie, ,Salvation Army goes -back
to the early:days of Almy activit
ies in Canada.''.In' 1890, the • first
'Prison Gate Home,was :opened in
Toronto, 'Ontario, providing food,.
shelter; and ,employment for • ex -
prisoners.
4r o
Austin L. Parnell, award -wining corn grower of Drumbo, says
REPORT FRONT.
.....QUEENS PARK
by Murray Gaunt,
M. P. P. ,'Huron -Bruce.
:Agriculture` Minister, William
Stewart, ;announced•to the House. '
that the'price for milk being used.
for the manufacture of'mult ilk
has been reduced from'$5.29 c,vt,.
to $4.85. This decisionwas made
by the newly created' Milk Comm-
ission. which rescinded an earlier
decision by the Ontario Milk Mark-
eting Board.
The Ontario Milk Marketing'
Board has announced that.. beginning
April .1 the price for Milk usedfor
multi -milk would be $5.29 cwt.
Previously the price was $3.84
cwt, It: was hoped that the. price
for multi -milk would be close to
fluid milk, its major competitor, •
in view. of this price ct.ange
1/4, George McLaughlin,; Chairman
of the Milk. Marketing Board point-
ed out that the $5.29 cwt. price
would place multi -milk in the
same category asfluid milk.; In
addition he stated that any other
price structur€_ould be unfair
competition to the fluid product.
In recent years Multi -milk sales
have been .cutting into fluid milk
sales particularly in Northern Ont-
ario: Consumers have been switch-
ing to multi -milk solely on the
basis of price. Multi milk is sim-
ply ordinary milk with the water
content greatly reduced. The con=.
sumer, simply adds water prior to
use.
The manuf 'cturers of multi -milk
objected to this price change and
met with the .Milk'Commission to
appeal the decision of the Board.
As a .result,the Minister announced
the•decision to reduce the price to
the producer to $4.85 per cwt.
The first open enrolment period
in OMSIP . the Ontario Medical .
services Insurance, Plan yesterday
has been extended 2 weeks to
May 16. Coverage still begins
on'July 1.
• The .Minister of Health, Dr. Dy-
mond said the extension is necess
ary because rnany'.pensioners are
confused, some wrongly believing
they have been enrolled in the
schemeautorraatically.
OMSIP enrolment totals 1,100,
000 • persons- plus those received in.
the'last few days which could bring
the total as high as 1,250.000.
OMSIP has facilities designed.
to handle medical insurance for
about 2,000,900 persons.
Apparently the confusion has
arisen over the•difference between
Old Age Security pensioners and
Old Age Assistance pensioners.
Persons on Old Age Assistance are
automatically enred in •OMSIP
but those receiving only Old.Age
Security pensions must complete
applications if they want Q vISP .
coverage.
"Atrazine is a good product to work with because it is so safe."
according to Austin .Parnell, who -plants 600 acres of -corn.'
"We've never had any damage with it, In '65, we used Atrazine
withoil and; sprayed around the middle •of .,June"when the
weeds were:up an inch.; It burned off the weeds pretty
fast and gave good control through to harvest: with no culti-
vations •• ' , •
Stressing the •safetyof Atrazine; Mr. Pamall reports' 'We've
never had any problem from residues when following treated
corn with soybeans on my :farm." •
Mr, Parnell' goes on to say "In the future we will not :use oil' -
with the •Atrazine because for the best results I believe Atrazine.
should be used as soon after planting as•possible (early May),
' 'for more moisture." ;•
Start using Atrazine this•year-discover how profitable com
production, pan' be. Ask your dealer for an instructional leaflet..
on Atrazine 65W and place your order .now.
Gesaprim® brand of Atrazine 65W isavailable in 5 lb. bags
and 50 ib. cartons from'farm supply dealers. ®Regd T M. ofGeigy
234 Eglinton Avenue East,Toronto'12 Ontario'
The Purple Grove W. I. met'
on Wednesday' at the home of
Mrs. 'Francis Boyle.
Deepest sympathy is extended.'
to the Graham family and the
other families who lost loved
ones in the tragic accident
last week.
Weekend guests with Mr: and .`
Mrs George Harkness and Bob
were Dr. James Emerson and
Doug Bonner of Charing Cross,
and David. Campbell of London,
• Mrs. William McInnes of Tees-
water attendedthe funeral. of her
uncle; oMr..John Brindley, 'at
Walkerton Presbyterian Church on:
Wednesday.
Mrs, Don Dore and Frankie vis-
ited on Wednesday with Mrs';
•Gordon McDonald and girls.
Miss Eva Culbert, Mrs. Don ••
McCosh , Mr. and 'Mrs; Currie
Colwell and 'Mr.. •and Mrs. Lorne
Eadie visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill. Eadie of W.inghatn.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Emerson were Mrs. John
Bell of Kincardine and •Mrs. Chea
ter Campbell of London. •
• : Folks will be pleased to hear
that Cecil .Sutton has returned
home from, London hospital.
Heather Boyle visited with
Vicki Dore after. school -on. Tues
day.:
Weekend guests, with Mr. and'
Mrs. Frank Currie and girls were
•
Paul and Wendy .Hartwick. • of Lon-
don.,
on-don., a..
Mrs. William White, Mrs. Law
rence Fry and Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Brindley of Kincardine:Mrs.
William McInnes, Ronnie and
Dianne . attended the 50th wedding
anniversiry of Mr. and 1.4rs Fred
Brindley of Walkerton on Saturday.
Bill; W ood spent the weekend '
with his parents at Port Severn.
••
Sunday 'dinner guests with Mr.
and Mrs Frank Currie and •girls
were Mr. and: Mrs. Les ,Hartwick
of London.
'Mrs. William • McInnes,. Ronnie
and Dianne, visited on Sunday •.•
with Mrs;• Don Dore and family:
Mrs. George Harkness spent a
few days in Guelph where she .att
ended the Officer's Conference of.
the W. I
Recently the Huron County Lib-
rary Co-operative Board accepted
with regret •the resignation of the
present librarian, .Mrs. 1. Pirie.
Mrs. Pirie is returning toher
former work as .a high school
teacher.
The Board has 'now engaged Mrs.
• Catherine F. Huffman, formerly
of London, to be the new Acting `
County Librarian. Mrs. Huffman
will commence working f •
or the.. .
County immediately, Mrs. Huff -
Man has twelve years experience
with the Kent County Library Co-
.operative, including two years
when she was in complete char
For sound c4unsel and a fair price on a monument
correctly designed from quality
� y :rely. on
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