HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1955-02-09, Page 7WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9th, 1955
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k THE' tdRciCNOW SENTIN4. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
aterloo Cattle Breeding Assoc.
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
lqild.ut;e• Of Our. aull0 Vill Astaire YOU That:. -
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• YOUR YOUNG STOCK WILL 10AVB*.THE INRERANT
ABILITY TO PRODUCE be. they beef or dairy,. The goOd
producers make nitrre ,dollars,. . 0 .
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YOUR • YOUNG STOCK WILL NOT IlAit INHERANT_
UNDESIRABLE CHARACTERISTICS.: Special attention IC'
paid tothis in the bull selection for Unit use,
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' FREEDOM FROM THE 1DANGEir OF HANDLiNQ
BULL:Several people are killed or httrt, eack`y,ear, on Ontario •
.fartns: by .bulls. Inseminators are 'not, dangerous. . '*
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% ,FREEDOM OF THE DANGER OF SPREADING, Dim-
EASIE..Unit-btills'are testect ,for many diseases , and are under
very Striet...healthride's,. A good *ay to spread infection is
the neighboUrhood Use "of a • bull.- Inseminators are train'ed
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to .disinfect boots between: farms -and use a new disposable
breeding 'tube ter each pow.. •'' ': ' . . • ; . .. , $
YOUR TOTAL . BREEDING COSTS • 'WILL •BE LOWER.'
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iNo capital investment in. a bullAs reiluired and ,:ihereis
risk of death loss of sires. The estimated.cdst to keep a bt'ol '
on the farm' is •$200.08 to 83,80.00 per year.,
•YOU WILL HAVE ACCURATE BREEDING RECORDS:
During January • 1955, we had a 16.6 percent increase . over '
January. 1954 or. 479 cows..
FOR INFORMATION OR SERVICE
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'PHONE CLINTON 242 ,
between 7:30 and 10:00 a.m.-Week dayst
or 7:30 to, 9:30 a.M. on Sundays. •
If you are interested .in artificial inseminatiCriz, send
. the coupon below to the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Associa- •
tion, „Clinton, Ontario, and one of our menwill call at your
•farm. to , give further information.
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PAGE SEVEN
UrstWitir
:Sponsor "lVfilky Way" . •
Owing tn.' a postponeinent ,the
January Meeting of the Dungan, -
non ,Women's InStittite was held
on February .3rd at the here of
Mrs.. .E, 'Errington with •Mrs.
Brooks residing and 19 members
and tIko visitors present. It was,
•decided to '..sporisor the. project
"The 1y1illw WaY", with Mrs. Har-
vey Mole as leader and Mrs. Dick
Kilpatrick,. assistant. A. motion
was carried to pay 25c a member
toWards' the .A.C.W.W, clelegateS•
to Ceylon •and. 12e a member' for
the. Horne- and .Country. The pro,-
jeet of a' hoine-making Centre
row .villaga: "Ceylon '' was did;
cused. Arrangements' were made
fel' the Institute
February 24, The Motto, "WhOle-
Some hemes are 'stepPinstOnes
•to a great nation!' was prepared
by Mrs. D. 'Phillips and read by.
Mrs.., Ivers. , Mks, R. Irvin chose
as her tOpic,. .Our New. Canad-
,iatis", and Mrs. 'Watt shared :the
• reading Of it. Current events were
given by ' Mrsi*: C Ftewler.The
Meeting. closed y*.r.ith,The • Oueen
and-Junch__Was ser...ved by the.. hos-..
•,tesses. • •
.‘ Don • Glenn, R C fi, London,
Spent the week -end with his par-
ents, Mr. and ' Mrs.:Frank Glenn.
The St. .Paurs Anglican Guild
held the ..FehrttarY • meeting on
Thursday' afternoon at the 'home
of Mrs. Gladys. Rivett. ,.,Mrs.
El-
mer • Black, :pres., • . opened :With
the Auxiliark ' prayer arid 'Lord's
prayer in. unisth Mrs Bob Mole
ead-4,:hylpri'. A moment" Of.
observed in respect for
.the late Mrs. Hugh Stewart, Who
had, been • a charter .inentber of
• the • Guild. GladYs. Rivett
.read the 23rd :psalm.: Mrs. /j�)
131aCk 'gave.: the', minutes ot the
-last.meeting
,was answered by:.a Verse With
the ,word Judia;Plans.Were made
for the. &Ohre party, on febritary..
ilth. Mrs.: Victor *Black gave a.
reading.' Mks'. tElmeir.'.131ack read
.''Goci Bless Yoti!'. and Closed with:
the benediction. Lunch waS ser-
ved by the, hostess asSiste0 • by.
Mrs. Elnier..Black..,and.Mrs.-Bdb
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• Mr. and Mrs. Jas : Wilsonenter-
tained the Sixth Con Euchre
Club on Wednesday night of last,
week. There ere 28 present .- An
agitising :ce-iricidence. was 1 that
theladies' and gents' prizes Were
• won by Mr. :and .Mrs. .tealin Fin-.
nigan;a .first, and :Mr:, and Mrs.
flarVey • Anderson second.: .The
party this week is at the hoine
of .Mr. and Mrs,. Harold' Erring-
tOn on WednesdaY 'night. • •
Mr.. Carleton 'Stingel,..who is
doing temporary work for awhile
in Toronttic' was• home :;for the:
returnibg • Sunday.
•• Mrs. :Herb Finnigan entertain-
ed the Iinitedchurch for
th.e.: February Meeting en 'Friday
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WHITBY .RE' -.ELECTED
. CHIEF. OF*.E.IRE.,•COMPANY',' :
At the February -meeting of the
..i.ettelZnow"•• Fire Company • the
Town: Hall 'On' Monday,: the elecH
..tion of officers' was rdade for
' the.Comingyear. Thelist rerriains.
tinchangecl . from last year: :•'Fire
• Chief,. George • Whitby; -Deputy
Chief,,Bill JohnstOne; secretary,:
Stuart'. Collyer; treasurer,. .41f
• Ritchie,YVire Captains,,•Tom And:
erson„:3ack Cook; Titistees: Lloyd
Hall,.'Roy :flans,. Bud:, Thomp'-...
Fon.
South Kinloss
February tarirtetin. g of South.
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as. held at the
fit:Sine ,Alex Sutherland
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under tie directorship .of Mr.
Lloyd MacDougall. and: • Mrs.'
.Fraser MacKinnon. -Mrs.Williani
Macintyre.'preSided and vatiouS
"Thank :Yen," notes 'W'pre read by
_the. secretary. 'Roll call Was -
sPended to with a Bible verse
containing the .woral,
An'llie • MacIntyre.Tiad the scrip.;
4iie lesson, and a very •helpful•
'Meditation on ,the PasSage.
: -Prayer ,Circle.'was Nrldtteted
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• ...ALARM CLOCK WINIERS • •
AT BUTTON:S MEAT MARKET
In. connection with the arini-
• ••versary 'sale; at 'Ili.itton's Meat
• 'Market. ten' luCky . people., w,ere
their meat free
• :alarm .clock Was . set to . .ring
.througliout,' the day::• aild if :you
\\ c‘re. paying for Your order ..v1 -fen
• flip alarm sotinde.d.:you received
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liners; AVerel Mrs. r r:
lArafitEir,;" Prea
M. 'Mtirray, Cd.usbv
Alin
Georg §bundeni,
iiin 1ngland.
1it111.9Nco C 4:01; RE P dr0
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Heavy snowfalls coupled with
high .winds completely 'blocked,
most country roads On' January:
12.7th Agricultural :activities wore
ColltiCCIUeritlY curtailed tthe 1,
.remainder of that.' wok •
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evcrLt..0Ax.
dicated by the attendoianc‘e, 200.
tiFthe annual. County llog To+
,ducers' meeting on February
Seed cleaning plants report
creased lictivity and • numerous
inquiries are being received re-'
SourceS-er seed suppl 10S.
A record nuniber of 74411• Club
nlenibprships have been received
f•or, this season of the year: •
Have •you reneWed your , Sen.:
• tinsub,scripficrn?
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CTMacIVE7Mrs•TWT-P,
Wiaellonald and .Mr. IP., Steer,
Mrs. H. 1...,avis,.gaVo a ;report Or
the :Presby,teriel, Meeting held in
Winghakitiri .1.anuar,...1‘,/,1r.... Steel:
accompanied .b,y A.4'1%4.; A. Hughes,
coritributed•'w,:•Solg.Mikl, Coll-
yer icdthe cYQfii four.
fOreign and
Mrs. IL The new
study •book .fOr the year: Was in-
troduced' by grs. .Douglas,. gra
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ham yOth the...aid% Of 's6.'erat inaps
4. Ind la.... uml. "pic1 tiros :of ..ott -
work'Osth ei.c. f;khe'lls"(ed •sey'erill
11•1,6sofis wo...kAutdc3 .p.art
Vu : ,st Udy
Of ,that .cp.uniry; .11 1.ms-di:Tided
fo''aCTept an hivitatiOn crop.), th
LOCknoW 1.6 join . with
them; and, Other town.. Churciir.s
ibr' the k or. Prayt;:t.
't6 in the Pres11t(..r.4i,1:1
ch:urch, Fcjz.r.tiary 25th. . Mrs. L.
•MaeDougall thikd 'Mrs. Sfilh-
,
.cyland .for her hospital ity and
lunch wasserved by the liosttss
ad dit,cctoi$,.. • . •
ffieeRS--
iOn Tuesday afternoon of la0;
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.the Orange ,County Lodge I
of West Brtice held their 'annual I
Meeting in the Lodge...rooms at
AMberley with ,a large attend -
ane, "Worshipful County Master
John NfeCormick. Presided and
reported. on what favorable pro-
gress the .1.edges in West .Brueti,
had. made this past year With
new. trierobers being added., to the:
• roll apd Suspensions being cut
to„.„.a Mibirnttni. He: also. ,gaVe
report on his visit to Grand Lodge.,
at Niagara •F,alls -last . May. and.
Meeting of the cow* Masters
at Owen Sound • in .Septernb.er,
'DePtitY' Cp.u.nty ',Master.. john
Emerson spoke, Rommending "Bro.
McCormick on his splendid. re-
port arid .hi S efficiency inlooking
after the, Priinary ..1..Odges.• He
concluded his. remarks by saying,
•"Bro. McCormick• ,is, •the right
Man in..the right .place". The sec-
retary's • report • Was ' then •read
and confirmed by the. MaSter' and
reports • given by'other. officials
and committees: ..
. pailie, of Blyth extended
an invitation, to. the Brethren -of.
Weft. Brueeto::atiend the cele-
bration of the •12th �f JulY. at.
'Myth,- -Which ywaS unarittnously
• accepted.. '••
The present officers - Were* re;
.aPPOinted, being as follows: Co.
Master,:jOlin MeCOrrniek; De.Puty
Master, John Ernerson; .ehaplain,
Rev. J. C. Hutton; marshall,.
;Har-
ry '),Graham; 'treasurer, •:Bert Al-.
,ton; •seereiary, . Earl Tont; •finan-r,
cial 'Secretary,. Cbester. Emitter -
ton, lecturers, Charles Eininerton
and Bob •CamPbell. .
An invitation :was.: given ' .
Jchn Emerson ;t6,hcact. their semi -
:annual
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'annual irtrte-eting .a7-'"Kinlotigh. On
June. 7th.• ReV., :Button Closed ,the
Meeting With , prayer: .after whih
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HALDENBY
ELECTRIC MOTOR
SERVICE...
Armature -and-Field "Winding.
• Itrushes4; Bearings, Etc.,
Repairs to
•- 'Fraction:al and Integral •
Horsepower Motots;'.',*"
Also Electric Fans,Vaeuinns,
Clippers, Drills, Etc.• •
.11.ALDENBY ElLECTIt1C
•• • Kinfotigh
-Phone Ripley. 1,11-r 29
Offered prayer. Mrs, M. Reed .readi
the aim and object. 1Virs..Arthur
-Elliott led 'in the worship ser -.1
Vice • and %gave the topic, "The ••
'church .Universal, in India". Sev-
enteen members answered •the
toll call. It waw• reported that 11
house calls and two hospital calls
were made during .the month.
Mrs. Reed, read .a letter from a WALKF.RTON
missionary,' Miss Blanche . Get -
.hard ..of Carlfile,..Sask. • Mrs.. G:
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WALKERTON
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We are ,the only, manufac-
turers in this part of Ontario
• of high class Monuments
• who import granite from the .1
Old Country in the rough by
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• the carload and process from
the rough to the finished
monument, No middleman,.
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When choosing a. inonunient
•'come and see one Of' the
'largest selections an Ontario
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Established over sixty ,years.
Write or plione.Walkerton. 8
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MEMORIALS
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Watt was invited to bethe speak-, .• • RECEIVE; CITIZENSHIP
er at the World's. Day. of Prayer'
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.in the '.1inited -Church ; on. Febru- ep.yetit,7nifie‘:Hui ori Count y
ary "25th. WS.' Raymond Firini-
residents, took: oaths' Of allegiance..
gap read from -the 'Study boOk. • •
Mrs Clifford 'Crozier gave a. and .receie.xl.. 'citizenship :. papers:
readiing. MrS. 'Herb .04-nligah ye- ..at a record-breaking' session at
Ported 'there were 15 members 111 Goderi6 la'st eek Arn Ong the
the C.G.LT. The Meeting closed number wii;,; became .Canadiaisi
,Witha hYriin'and- Mrs. ' Hedges; • • • •
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the presc, ident, cloSinwith itiens:was Mrs1:343.',LP1*
' • .A:. And-
aft6rnobri. Mrs; George Flodges •
er: Mrs. Finnigan, the:.hostess.erson o Di.Ingannon, •is .4
served native. of •rrurkey. ,
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N1 SERVICP
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A- Masonic funeral SerViCe Was
•held hist ThursaaY 'eVening'. at
the McLennan ;Funeral llom.e• in
Ripley for the hitt.? Norman
IVIason, a for in or. *Ripryite 'whiz
died at ,Warsaw, INIEV York and
wa.s Ijrought to Ripley,for inter-
ment. *.The Masonic ritual Was
conducted hy NV:Lerman and -
Worshipful Master' Harvey 1,V01).
ster, Mr.' Matheson
Light Lodge^ 1918.
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'The Bourke family in the Bell cafeteria (left to right): Lauretit• 21, Toll Testing, Montreal--
24, Toll Operator, Montreal—Lucie, 17,Stenagrapher, Montreal—tOrO
y, 23, Central ffice, St. Lambert Plant --
Suzanne, 20, tenagraphee, Montreal.:—Gator,, 25, Toll Testing, Montreal. •'
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ay baek$64-422ra yoUng man tkietnain--,
of ...4yrthur Bourke joined our company. Little
did he rahthat his children -all six ef them
-would follow le his footsteps to careers at the
net TodAy` Mr. Bourke would be more Than
'proud of his handsome family. We, know we ale!
The B.ourkes, like all telephone people,
know from -their own experience that the
114 is 44' good Place to work"; They
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,?ae found Pleasant adeociates. and
e Bour es all work at the Bell
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-intere.sting-y,verk-,at--good,wagert-h
found satisfaction and opportunity:in serVing
the pubhc izi an essential business: • •
• And this is as it should be, for good* fere-
phone service depends upon people who iitie
their jobs," and convey this feelin., ,to our
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.'customers. This is the, feeling -that is' ,
largely responsible for "the; spirit
service"; you. find in Aell .empl4(1 s
wherever you Meet, them.
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THE BELt TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANAD).k
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