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WEDNESDAY, NOV: 2.3rd, 1955.
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THE LUCK.Now ;SENTINEL,, LUCKb+IOW,; O.N. TARlC:•
Thursday, Friday, ''Saturday, .November, 24-25-26
• MAitII ial MONROE'' and TON .EWELL, in
The Seven • .. ears
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-(Adult Entertaiiunent) '
to p -notch} sophisticated •.. co '
A P. P • . medy, based, . on :the •stake.
play .of'. the same, 'name . ,•
• •ADMISSION 60c
Matinee ''Cancelled On `This° Picture
;MONDAY, TUESDAY,.NO'VEZVI :r R 28-29;
CORNEL WI•t.DE and`ANNE FRANCIS, in.' '
Tht5k.arkt.::Coat
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An' historical •melo .drat na 'concerning espionage during;
the Revolutionary War,
Gii'INEAS WINNER
(Continued from page' :1)
tion on :Sat'ur'day. at $2:50_•per, lb
• The T. Eaton Company, .bought
the steer: which' was, donated • to
Sunnybrook- •Hospital. Last year's
Guineas winner sold for., $1.60 a
pound. :
Silver Star. was .born":in 'Aug-
ust 1954:.Prior' to the 15 months_
roan . beauty winning the big one,
he had:placed.. first in the Luck -
now Calf Club,. was grand 'charm:
pion 4=H. steer at"t i ional
• at Seaforth and.Was grand chi -.
pion'. of all +breeds at • Teeswater.
At the (Royal he ' was :top in ' a
class'.of 63., Shorthorns. and .then
met • the )best .from a class of. 68.
Angus ,:and'. 56 Herefords,':. before
getting._the '- "big
• Has .,Remarkable Record .
Murray Gaunt. has .a' remark-
able record. in 4-H club':activities,
Which he commenced as- a lad in..
his 13th. Year. In the intervening'
eight ; years he :has • won ' :many`
awards. for his • calves, for' show-
• inanship acid • felt: judging, '
He' was president of•
the _ Luck-
now 4-H Club for six.'years, vice
president' far ••one, year •and sec-
retary -treasurer for one: year.
years he.' scored . the
highest .marks in •the Lucknow
Club and in 1952 and •iri 1954 was
only three marks off having .the
highest score' Of any : 4TH mem-
ber in Hu
In' . '1950 ,he 'had the'. highest
'score in Bruce County and won
the Alex B. McKague ,trophy.
That sale . year Murray had the
J-gthan haiiiniera� t_eer • at' • Tees -
water and placed 'first_for show-
manship. : •
In 1952 he Ikon the, Senator
Golding trophy for • showmanship
Ilurpn County in a class of
—50 --entries.
Murray's Winter Fair aCtivit-
les started in 1950 when his• calf
•
Nl�o�(,rtl�ll�tl�otifitr►oYo��ll�l
ood third ;:in a ciass. of ninety
Shor'th
urns, In 1952 he "had ' a.
roan .calf in the .•second group
and • it 19..53._.his calf vias—fir-st-
in a .class of 38 Shorthorns, .to
,qualify—for the. Guineas but was
edged'•out .for the big prize Last'
year his calf'' stood in •the ,,first.
six at the •.Royal, but' this, :year
-there • was. no doubt • •about.. it in
the mind .of Judge Yule and huh
•dreds .of other, eattleywiSe ebsery .
ers . • •
It was.. a . , grand ' clirra* ..to
brilliant 4-H career.
OBI.TUARY
DAVID ,C ANDERSON •
pioneer , resident of Alberta,'
David Caswell Anderso'nr 8i, of
Calgary, • died in GeneralHopi -
tal .Thursday, ov tuber' 10; of
ter :a brief illness.: Born in Luck -
now, 'he . 'moved :, to :.Innisfail in
•190.1:
Ile Moved . to homestead in -Con-
tent .on Tail•. Creek, in 1905:.. He.
entered the real . estate; and in,.
surance . business at Erskine. in
1918', remaining . with this busi-
ness for 26 years.
• Mr. Anderson.' lived in 'Red
Deer: from 1.947 until .'moving to.
Calgary:1n -1952. His:'wife, Mary,
died in Erskine in, 1939.
• Surviving. are ,,two ,daughters;
Mrs.. Floyd :: Bartoska; Yellow-,
knife, NWT; Mrs,; Earl :Williams,
_Stealer; three. • sons, Fred, 'Len=
don, Ont.; Bert, Yellowknife;
,Bob, '•,'Calgary;. ,12, grandchildren;
one sister;Mrs. S:. J: Kilpatrick,
Dungannon; and one "brother,
Fred„ Lucknow." •
'Funeral service • was ieid • in
Jacques • Funeral . 'Home on Sat-
urday, Novernfer'12th, with :Rev:
Ernest Iavidge officiating. ,
Further set vices. were' held, in
the IOOF hall ' at'•. Erskine,: Mon-
day, at 3 p'ni.. Burial was in Er-
skive Cemetery:
CLEARING
of
FARM tDITOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
of the late Mrs. ,Lily At McWhinney;' will be. held' •
at her bite residence,:,
.. w —LOT 1—, CO % .6;-..ASHFICLD TOWNSHIP.
$atui4a. Nov.'
at 2.00 p.zn:'
nopsEHOL) EVF'ECTS--,a full line of •household effects,
including' a good keno. Terms . ca5lir,
PRO.PERT '-,-100 :acres, `S I1, Lot 1, con. 6, w.D., Ashfield.
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A good farm with good' buildings and water supply;
ply
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Also N+H•.•.1Lot 1, Con.6. , E.D., Ashfield, ,a' (good, 24 -percent .
acre grass farm with good water supply. 2,0 p
• cash day .of sale;. balance in 30 days, when title will
be given. '
-Wilfred YStevenson,
..Robert" C. McWhlniney, Executors.
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Donald B; 131rte,
Auctioneer.
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PRE-S'I DE,NT
P: A. Murray was ' re-elected
President of the Kinloss Town-
ship Federation• of Agriculture' at
the.annual Meeting in the Town-
ship Hall, Holyrood, on Monday
evening.
The gathering 'was scheduled to.
have as their speaker a guest
from'CKNN, Wingharn, to outline
,the. wfork of radio .and TV, and.
its relationship to ,and
,of
farm organization. ' However, de-•.
spite. previous.:arr-angement, •-and
last minute'assurance on, the Tarin
broadcast, the' speaker failed to
appear. This did' not effect the
'success of the'' meeting; �h.o,kever,
At the evening ;.proceeded tinder
thv able chairmanship of P. A.
Murray, . ...
•Frohn "8.30 p,m,, for: half ..an
hour, the 'group listened; to. the
National • Farm Radio.' Forum on
the CBC network, At the conclus-
ion a minutes site ice was observe-'
ed in mernory of the late David
Carruthers,'. a• :director of the
Federation at ;the time of his
death, :
.Mr. Murray then gave a report
of the' accomplishments- of the
Bruce County. Federation in the'
past year. Hesaid tliet the estab=
•lish,ment of -an office was being
_Co isidered by.. the 'Bruch Group._
Elmwood' had been the Suggested•
location as it was central in .the.
county: The • speaker 'paid •trib-
ute to the.' fine work accomplish
ed. by: fieldm'an Jim" Powers, and
said that. he ;would be greatly
•missed because the had . been a
"tower : of strength in''federation
work":. Mr. Murray, also, stated
'that they were feat/ sate in. Ob.-.
'taming W. P. Oswald as' his .suc-
cessor.
'A.. Murray, Bruce :Co,
.weinen's•.delegate.to the Federe
ation annual—meeting in Toronto,
gave, a detailed report of the
rneetirg.•:
The , chairmanthen called. on
William. Arnold, a past president
,of the Huron Township 'Feder.-
ation, who, •.with his , wife, had
joined'with Kinloss for their an
1n'ual meeting. Mr.. Arnold paid
tribute' to the 'work .of the Fed-
eration, `and: ,said' that' the only
ones that aren't; ,:interested, in.
Federation: work, are' ' the ones°'
that don't know • anything about
,it:'. He stated . that" forward steps
head been taken, and -that -the
government listens to Federation
men.
Others heard' from were Ernest
Ackert,' Mrs. Wm. Arnold, Reeve.
Harold .'Percy, 'Sam .Emmerson:
and . Don Thompson,.
It was 'moved "'iy Mrs. 'Cliff:
Roulston, and seconded by Mrs;.
Fred: Gilchrist that a 'resolution`
be • forWarded to CKNX, 'Wing -
ham, requesting . that: the farm
foFum bro dcastbe eh e-d"1roi r
7.15 to the :original, or more suit-
able time..
A sing song was: conducted . by
Mrs. Raynard Ackert, with pian
accompaniment by Mrs. •Jinn
Mc Ewan.
• The election of officers for 'the
coining year .resulted as folows:
riresident, P. A. Murray; , sec.-.
treas,, ' Frank .Thompson; direct:
ors, 'Frank MaulderL Ted Burt,
•Lloyd' MacDougall, Torn 'MacDon-
ald, Len Geddes;,cream . product
ers' committee, Ronald Thacker
(chairman), Allan MacIntyre
(sec.-treas'r), Gordon ' 'Wall,. Jinn
McEwan; Dougal Campbell; ' hog,
producers' committee„-Raynard_
Ackert (Chairman), Jack Ackert
(sec. -areas,), Harold' Percy,. Jas.
McEwan, Dougal •Campbel'l, Wal-
lacetCdnn; beef •producers' com-
mittee, Ernest, Ackert (chairman),
Duncan Campbell (sec-treas),
Lloyd Irwin, Bert Moffat, Frank
Maulden; farm forum conimitt'ee,
Torn MacDonald, Farish 'Moffat,
Allan 1vlacIntyre,' P: A. Murray,
Raynard Ackert.
' The evening ended in dancing
.Io`_MUSIC -ref •C rruther's—orches
ti -a, • after lunch had been served
DUNGANNON •
Ran:dy .I-lenry,. 27yeart•old seri.
of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Henry, was
operated on for hernia at' God-
et:ich Hospital last Friday, ' and
dc itig' well towards recoirery.
Mrs. ; Henry Horton of Luck
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yitto1ase . Theatre
Two Shows Each mat at 7.3o —, Saturday Matinee. at 2.30
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25 26
Jo hnny.: Weismul1e as Jungle Jim
in
"SAVAGE MUTINY
Atomic bombs over Africa,, Jungle'.J,im beatsnew dangers
With : old tricks. .Ii all-out jungle war, -with' ambo the tall
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ented ,chi np.•
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LUCKNOW AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY:
Turkey Dinuer
Recreation Hall, Lucknow
7.00. p.m.
RIDAY,,, NOVEMBER 2
Speakev—J A. Carroll, Assistant. Deputy Minister,
.Ontario Department of .Agriculture, Toronto
Dinner : •in .honour_ of
Lucknow 4-1-1 Beef Calf' Club
Alex ' MaeNay, Sec-Treas: • Wm. Maelnt3'r,
a President.
now wasat her home here 'for
awhile on Saturday. :• ' : ,,
Mr. and Mrs. Len'Crawford'.&,
(sons 'Bobby. and Billy of Win,g-
hain ..Were• visiting Mr.. • and Mrs.,
W. A. Culbert' on Sunday. 0 ,
Mr.' _and 1VIrs.: Walter Stafford,
Toronto; spent Sunday with: Mrs'
J.. HainiIton. : . it '
.Mr;:• and :Mrs..Don Williamson,
Tommy and brother Tommy",Cul-
bert, : London, : spent the weekend•
with Mr. and •:Mrs. Cecil' .CUL-
bert, also visiting was ,Mrs: Cul,
bert's niece, .Miss Beverley . Shaw;
' ,Mr: and Mrs. Ben Mole, family.
and ..Mrs. 'W. R. Andrews Were •.at
Kincardine on Sunday and were
,present :for the ba ism : of Vic
Moria." Margaret, . t ee:months-olds
daughtersof Mr. Vic-
1.(t
Mrs. Don
Walden •(nee Lois Mole) at the
the :United:• Church, Kincardine.
Mrs.• Winnifred Widcombe "of'
Windsor" spent a few days with
her parents, "Mr: and Mrs. W H.
'McClure. • •
(Intended' for Last Week)
' ; .The United Church Mission
Band • diet '.on .. Sunday 'morning.
he . call "to
•worship :The donation of gifts
for;;; .the towel kit was •made.
Wayne Brooks gathered., the 'of-'
ferings . and Sharon_ . Park gave
the offering verse. Patiline And-
erson gave the . aniiiiSandra
Brooks' read the scripture.. Mrs.
R.' Irwin read a chapter from the
Study .book.. World 'Friends. Mag-
azine was distributed and the
Member's purpose repeated:'
Mrs. J.• Hamiltonrequired-four'
stitcheson the back of a finger,
when .she hit•. it on :the sharp edge_
of a stove pipe, cutting ;a• vein.
►i. ., u• •
ASHFIELD NOTES
Mr.: and Mrs.. .Harvey Martin.
and. David -of ' Albion; Michigan,
called' on friends here ]cast . Week-
end. ..
, Mrs. D. J. 1VIaclVlurchie left last
Wednesday on a trip to Calgary
Where she .will . spend the. winter. •
with , her daughter ' and -son-in-,
law and their ` family.
kr, • Cameron ° McAuley: of Rip--
ley -took- charge of the service in
the Presbyterian Church on Sun-
day. Rev.. R. J. MacDonald is still
on the'siek'liat, • . •
Plans : are being made . for n'
turkey supper. on Thursday even-
ing in Kingsbridge 'Parish Hail
for ' Kintail. ' W.I. , members anct
their. families.
WHITECHURCH
P..
Mr. and ' Mrs. Cecil FaIione , ti• ,
Mr. and. Mrs. James Falconer and
Lois spent the week=end. with Mr.
and Mrs, Elgin Welwood and'Mr.,
and ,Mrs. Art Cronin at Caiedon
and. Mrs. Hester Falconer who is '
• • V .>t •
pital with pneumonia.
Don't forget• the play in White-
church Memorial Hall put on.by
The Teeswater ,Junior Farmers; ,'•
Dealer: This ` caris' the oppor= ,
tunity of a lifetime.
Customer: 'I, ' know. can' hear
it knocking.
Congratulations •to Mr... c Mrs.
Richard Finnigan who on Mon-'
day, observed their . '55th wed-
ding anniversary at their. licime:'
in • Goderich.
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CHRISTMAS
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RECREATION . HALL, 'LUCKNOW
at 8.30 p;m
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Under auspices ' of 'the Lucknow Branch of Canadian 'legion
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►+ GET. YOUR .CHRISTMAS. FOWL...
from the' choice selection of turkeys: and chickens
• :being• given: away at these biingos.,.
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See You At -The , Rec HaI1 Saturday !
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