The Lucknow Sentinel, 1956-03-28, Page 9• W,FDNESDAX, M, 28;; 1.956.
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Notice Of
THE .L.UCKNOW SENTINEL, I.IJCKNQW, ONTARIO
Shipping Da#e
" Change
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Bill Harris, of Ripley, announce& that•..
hell; c.hang ing the Shipping
' Day for; huge
from . Saturday' to Monday. • .4.
COMMENCING,
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#111 farmers wishing to make, use -of his shipping facilities
are asked to make note of thechange of ate.
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cOU PL;. SU NDA•Y
(KINLOVGJI NEWS).
On Sunday evening Mr: and
Mrs. Geo. Haldenby were pleas-
antly surprised 'whentheir fam-
ill, relatives and friends num-
+bering about % thirty, gathered at
their home to honor them on
their 35th'. wedding anniversary.
Mr. Lovell McGuire of Wing-
ham, their nephew, made a, splen
did M.C. in his humorous man-
ner.:,A short program ,beginning'
:with • a group of three old .farn
iliar !'hymns was rnueh enjoyed.
Mrs. Harold Halden!byand Sheila
sang„ "Bless This- 'House":. Sheila
.also favored with -a' piano,
ober. Mrs. J. W. Colwell and Miss
May,'Boyle �gtave readings:
Mrs. Art Graham read an, ad-•
dress in poetry, to the honored
couple arid the presentation. 'of
a set of . dishes,' stainless steel
flatware,'•a tea pot, silver relish'
dish, fruit bowl andsilver spoon
and a gift of money w'as_ made.
:Their daughter Ethel read the
Congratulatory ,messages. The
honored "guests,though taken
• completely' by surprise,. thanked
• everyone for such a kindly ges-
ture. ,,
De'licidus refreshments ''were'
,. erved.. The , dining room ' table
was 'pretty with the, lighted an
niversary . cake and spring .flow i
i � rovispen:t:.tad
41 hoped to be able ;te• return too
celebrate their golden anniver-
sary..
Following is :the address. scorn.
'p.osed :by . Mrs.. ,Art .,Graham and
Mrs. Dorothy Thompson:,
Here is . story, happy and true,
For • a• minute, lend me your, ear,
Arid I''ll:try and tell it all •to you,
And I'm sure you'll, want to..
Make fanning More Profitable!
90 head/
/ptrriUOI t4r,,WAut'
Discuss a Farm Improvemet;t Loan with your
nearest Bank ;of 'Montreal.man'ager.
BANK OF'• •MO
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ucknow Branch: M RL Y COUSE, • iviixnaget
working, with Carradian:l..in every waik •f 'If* since 1817,.
PARAMOUNT INSTITUTE
MAKE RE D CROSS :DONATION
The March • meeting of the
Paramount . • Women's .Institute
was held at.._,,the.. _,hbrne. _nfY_ Mrs.
Robert Reid.. with .thirteen ;nem-.,
begs • and two • childien present.
The :. afternoon 'was spent in
quilting a quilt for fire victims.
Mrs Mary' J Webster the
'prize for wearing ,the most .arti=
.cles of. green, numbering 25. Mrs.,
Jinn. ' Ketchabaw took - the chair.
for ...the business ::meeting. :$5.00
was voted:to be given to -the. Red
Cross." Correspondence Was read.
The meeting, closed ' with The
Q:ueem .and ,4a; -da nty lunch -sere=
ed. •
"You look ;ill", . said•\:the blonde
as• the :boy,. friend picked up the
restaurant— cheek,-, " Is it some-'
thing I• ate?"
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.Livestock, .Implements, Hay,
Grain and .Household Effects
At The. Farm, Of•
WILLIAM GEORGE IRWIN.
Lot 4, Con. 2, Kinloss Township'
(1 r/4.' m les West: of Lucknow .Gravel , Road )
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at • 1.30 o'clock.
STOCK.. .
7• Durham' Cows; 4 Calves, 3 mos. old; 4 Yearling Durham
i! Cattle; 4 Durham Cattle rising 2 years olds
i! HAY & GRAIN
1 1,000 ,Bates of Good Mixed Hay; Quantity of Loose 114Mixed',
Ray; 500 Bushels of Mixed • Grain. •
MACIINERY ..
Side Ilelivery Rake, in. good condition; Electric Cream Sep-
t .orator, nearly new, small size; Set 'of Sleighs and' Raek,.
�nearly new; ... r n ie• • -•, . ... milk-Deerin-.. ;.6
. _ � A o � ad_..Ha�y�_.I�oader, Me_Co>�'_ _� �_�
`f W Wer, In good condition; Massey-lfarifs Grain Binder,
I ,7 ft. ' ,gut; Set Double 'Harness and Collars.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE .
Jewel Kitchen Ran e; Electric Washing Machine,, • rn • goad:•
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Kitchen Table' and Chairs, 3 Bedsteads and Mat-
tresses; Antique Parlour•. Suite,.complete,. 4, pieces; Many.
Articles Too Numerous to Mention.
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George Irwin Prop
, -CASH Donald, 'l#b blue
Win. p D a Aue.
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It doesn't seem any time. at all,
How, ?quickly
,,the 'years. do run,.,
Since that lovely sunny day
• " March, ' :
In nineteen hundred and twenty=
one -
A fine: young Mari' named 'Georg-.
Away .up . Westford wtay,
Had. fallen in love with the girl.
•of his choice,
Just thirty-five years':today
With . Jess,• his noble and pranc-`
ing steed, .,
And his buggy 'of yellow 'gear,
Rode Out of the east; toward 'the
Tenth,
To 'wed his Violet:` dear.
Now`: Jess, -his faithful,: trusty•
' .horse,
Sensed the important : occasion, •
'So, with head held high. and
with• prancing feet,
_511,9_41 eed. 0_7) O _perSuasion.t
She knew the •road so very well,,i
She had travelled it oftbefore,
And now had 'comes the wedding.
day,
Long . tri'M y�rould .soon..:�be . o'e
For now she was to carry home
A lovely charming bride,
Who, would her 'master,. .cam=
pany keep,
And grave his fireside.'
I• wasn':t• there, I `simply state
What, others, .all have said,
That those two, the most hand-
some pair; ' •
That ever a minister -.wed;
Their first lovenest was.' the
•Rousom farm,
'They lived 'there a few years .or.
'Then 'they .moved to .their pres-
ent home
On the main street of Kiniough.
There they live. un 1 is. ay,
In this 'ver'y pleasant ' abod," ; . •
Where theyare friends, to .all.
who pass •
Their house by the side of. the
road, t
They, serve their church and
/corn triunity too,
In every sort of cvay;.
George, he's ;the secretary ofthe
school
Aird Vi, of the VV.A.
Ar Goorge# 1Ycishis~..tai
too,
Atevery, dame and ball
Ate rias'n
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cl y a night he led the..
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Around the old Orange Halt.'
Now, to•hless this happy reunion
And • to fill their hearts with joy,
Caine two children . to dwell with
them,
A' littlegirl and •boy.
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Full of fun• and life,
So Clair came •down :from Walk-
erton 'town
To claim her for his wife,
And Harold, he was .a handsome
lad •
And lives right, here 'in town.
He married his sweetheart Mad--
• eline,
A singer of renown,
Now George and Vi 'have Your
/ grandchildren, , t
All of them here tonight,.
Allan and Sheila and George
• and Barry,
Their grandparents' chief de-
light
But 'years have ,dealt: very kindly
With George and his lovely, wife.
•They're" both' as' spry and ''hand.
some;, • •
As when they started ' married
life. • • •
We ask you now to accept these
gifts •
That we have 'brought' tonight;
And • may, ..your pathway down
the. years . • .
Be always sunny and bright
May .health and happiness be
your lot,
Those are our wishes true..
.May you be spared for many
years •
And may the Lord bless : you.
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OBITUARY
RICHARD BAKER
Thee death ` of : Richard " Baker
.occurred' suddenly in Wingh'am
Hospital on Tuesday oflast week
from a heart. attack.- He was 73
years ' of - age,- and. a lifelong resi,
dent ; of the • district.
Dick, as.everyone, knew 'shim,
was the youngest of a , family of
eleven children.'' born to• Thomas
Baker. and Honorah Waite, nat-
ives of. Yorkshire, England, , and:
;was - born on, May 5th, 188.2, on
the 8th Concessi.orr of Kinloss, a
half ..: mile' west. of Holyrood
where he fanned all his life un-
til 'retiring' to Lucknow "several
years' ago.
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, Dick, was of a genial nature,
kind and ,friendly and ;always
willing to lend a helping' . hand.
Tbe•funeral ,service', was held
at the 'Johnstoe' Funeral Home
'on Friday, March ..23rd, conduct=
ed' 'by Rev. G. A. Meiklejohn .of
Lucknow United .Chureh, 'Inter
itnert was in South Kinloss Cem-
etery. with Cecil Congram, Frank'
Johnston,Clifford Johnston, Rob-
ert MacDonald, Alex ,Sutherland
and 'Wm McGzil .acting as pall=
n�ma�xn,vxra?..ws.�r vtaa:3� wkvema--.._....
• .Mr. Baker •is Survived by two
sisters, Mrs. Daisy Fiske 'of
Niagara 'Falls,' Ontario, who. was
'rot, well enough to attendthe.
service and 'Mrs. Sarah McDon-
ald of'Detroit and several nieces
and nephews. '
Mr.' Baker was predeceased, by
'six - ,,brothers and two. sisters,
James and. Margaret"of Holyrood,
and Mrs. 'John. .Donald .(Tillie);
Henry, ,William John, George and
Ben • who all'. died in the:'• West:
Relatives . '. attending; the fun-
eral wer'b ,Mrs. Sarah McDonald,
.Mr.. and Mrs. A. Maynard Lewis„
of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Heximer and .daughter and( Mrs.
Jean Fiske; and two daughters .of
Niagara Falls.
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U'rio 0 Cat�1
ing Associa
"Where Better Bul •
• t s- Are Used"_,..
We received a. news : release frorn the Holstein -Friesian
Association of Canada stating that Lochinvar Bonheur .Roeht-
arab made a record of 33,108 :lbs of milk containing 1;326lbs.
of fat, 3:98 percent Argentina.,
• This Is. A New .South American Record
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• Thiscow was exported :as:.a calf coming. from. the herd'
of Lorne B. Reid' of Riipley, ,Ont, She is sired by Keendale,
Lochinvar and her mother by College , View 'Governormak
ing her a 3/4' sister to' Maple Lea L.: G. Rosirie, 'Ex and A11• -
Can. who is the' dam of our, young 'bull, Maple Lea. Skokie,_.
and has'5 records on'!2X:that average over 20,000 of 3.8 per_.
cent . milk. »
Then we remembered that . another close relative of
the Rosine cow had made a. high record and, on 'checking.:
back •found that her 100 percent, sister had produced as a
two-year-old, '22,765, lbs. of milk, test 8.64 percent; :828 lbs;,
of. fat •T -his record -Was also mad "'•in South 'America. •
Wonderf til 'Production ' • For Any Counts
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This is the type of family from 'which' We are, choosing
buryoueg bulls to cal' y on:• the high production established
by the bulls that we are using now and .have `used prreViously.
ole 4e e- or ,mobi_e 4nf ormation;_phono llect 'tom
Clinton I-lu: 20441 or Kincardine 460
.Betwe,-...7, ._i.rel .,..
30n.a `"10:90A:"i1'I. weelz � iays..
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7.30 and 9.30 A.M. Sundays and' Holidays.
'Cows noticed in heat later should be bred the following day.
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