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Letters, • To 'The, Editor
The Lucknow iSentinel, '
• Lueknow, Ontario..
Dear Mr. Thompson;,
• -'We want to thank you for.'•"tile
contribution. trade by. The: Luck -
now :
uck-now: Sentinel" to' the success of
our business • in 19500• Salida .15:.
'today Canada's 1a.rgesit selling tea
and,'rwe attribute this rgratifying
position in large nneeasure, to ..a
aliey 'of•'strict adherence •to the
policy
est. stall -041'0-0'1;0f quality_ plus
• consistent: advertising for th'e,.
most part in' newspapers • .
Schedules , for our- 1951- adver-
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• using in The Ltkckxiow Sentinel.
will already be ',In 'your hands'
,.arid we •oan assure -you it • is a
,,pleasure to continue our •associa
tion, for .another year:, .
Yours truly, .
:Salada Tela Company of. • Can
• ads',. Limited, ,
: R. K. Bythell;
•A lot of better things in life
come to the, people who '. wait—
on -themselves:, •
At Id u lees ' ••
Chicks =-Turkeys
Order now for.-.deliveryairy-
'time and. we, can supply ' you
with Chicks „'.from.. Fisher's,
Lakeview or- 'Swifts,. We :: can
also supply the famous Hy
Lines. '•:
Poultry � P E" ui nnient
We 'have Jairnesway, .. • Graham
.and Premier `poultry. `equip-,.
,merit at:; reasonable .prices. Do
nut.buy.an, electric brrooder•till
yosee our `stock.•
CULLING
You , will be satisfied if you
let us cull your - hens. PraCt
ical experience: gained at OAC.
> I tl gtSO II YN
'For any. poultry. •problem,
• cal• l •
RONALD NAL
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STANLEY
;Phone . 76-14 , - Ripley, :Ont.
MARKED GOLDPE-N
ANNIVERSARY•
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Errington,.
Carlow, •celebrated their' g'oldei,
wedding anniversary on Tuesday,
February 13th.
The bride and groom of fifty,
years spent the' afternoon ' pleas-
an-tly chatting with ,over •forty`
.friends, a. id . neighbors -who -call-
ed at 'their, home to wish • them
well, .Telephone calls" and tele,
Owns of-congratulat%ons were re--
ceilv'ed during` the . day from
friends, who were unable 'to call
in person-, and: a- htst'of beautif.il
cards 'were received in the mail.
• Mrs. Lillian 'MacDonald, dau-
ghter, ;of Galt,' and Mr.' Roy Er-
rington,' sdn, and Mrs, Errington
of . pttaiwa, , were ,unable' to be
;resent. Mr, Albert McC.1inchey
'arid. -Mrs. •McClin'chey (daughter
Ruby) and Sharon were present;
. A. little son;.. Willie;, passed -on- as.
a -child of two years, and another
Sen, 'Harvey passed away Six
years ago.
Lunch was served to the 'guests
:and. each one .received 'a piece of
'the 'wedding ;cake. The' lace-cov=
: ered table' ,was -centred with ,a
three storey Wedding cake which'
was. fittingly decorated 'with gold
leaves and orriarn'ents. Ori each
side ' of . the cake stood 'a 'gold-
' colored' candle and candle. hold-.
e0•, andgold :s tre.ainers' reached
from.' the ''corners 'of the table- to
the wedding, •cake in the •centre.
Tea was:, poured for. the guests
frons. a 'te.aPot- ' received by IVIr.
and :Mrs: Erringtorras •a dixg
present 'fifty years ago. •;.
'Many: beautiful .and tre. siired
'gifts.:were received.
..Mrs Errington ;,,tore. a . corsage.•
of daffodils and Mr; Errington .a
daffodil' bdutonn,iere. They, recall-
ed that the': weatherfifty years
ago was. ,clear,' sunny -and ,cold,
Much as on their golden wedding
day except that there Was .-not
,quite so much, stlow'then as:now.
,Mrs. Charlotte 'Reid of Pun-
garhnon,' sister of, Mr. •Errington,.
was: the Only , one :present . who
atteided':t'he wedding fifty . ears
g Y Y
ago., •
Margaret. Mallough 'and Alfred
Errington were married' by the
Re!'. S. M: Whaley; of •St. Heienst
in°'thehome at Gienn's hill where
Mrs. Errington- was (born.. Mr.
Errington was born in England,:
turning to this country as a very'
small boy. ..' .. .
THE , I.UCKNOW SFNTINEL,.:LUCNOW, ONTARIO,
C R'E W E •°
Mr. and' Mrs. Ivan Luzon and
daughter of Goderieh N'isited Sun-
day with, Mr.: and -Mrs: 'Don p.a,
ouette.. •
Mr. ' and Mrs. Chester Finni-
gan spent Monday ;with, Mr. and
Mrs., Mel- Henry and family at.
Pine River,, - :
Mr. and ,Mrs, Allan Corbett '&
•family of Cedar Valley and' Mr.
and Mrs; Ronald• Treleaven. and
Linda of Goderich. visited -Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Cur-
ran and family. . '
Mr. -and' Mrs Lloyd Finnigan
and family .of Toronto visited on
'Sunday evening with their uncle
and auntT , • Mr. 'and. „Mrs, Raymond:
Finnigan and :Mi. an.d,Mrs, C.hes.
ter, Finnigan
IIELD RA�$BiT• DRIVE IN.•
DISTRICT QN SATURDAY
and Kitchener districts ha happened
Nimrods from Sarnia, Thedford
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to ` converge • here on . Saturday;
and were .joi yd by a riumber,of
local resident in staging, a: rabbit.
drive in the vicinity of • the l;5th
Sideroadr and • the Second 'Conces-
sion in Huron.' Township. The.
day's' bag included three foxes
and, about sixty jack rabbits •
Group•I of Women's Association
The .February meeting of the'.
W. A. was held .on Valentine day
at 'the home' of Mrs. A. E. Mc
Kim .The .president; Mrs.;. Eldon,
Henderson, ,.opened the• meeting.
•'the' scripture lesson':'w,as read` by
-Mrs... Wraith'•. followed `,by •, the `-
Lord's Prayer, repeated in` unison
The roll 'call was responded to'.:by."'"
21 ladies who: answered' with a
Valentine,: verse The..pregrami`
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PACE SgEN
I f saves' me time tznP
d steps; s' cps me''
� P
n touch -with my family: and • riends
is always ready in .emergencies,
Asn ITS VALUE keeps growing all the
time. With more and: more families get-
ting telephones, yo; can reach twice, as,
many people's; you; could ten years:ago.
And the traditionally friendly service `is
being steadily improved.,
Yet`today your telephone actually'
Lakes.. a 'smaller part Qf your
family budget' than, it did` some
years ago l.
Friendly and effic eft„ielephotie'
service, at a reasonable : price, is
one of today's.'big bargains. '
consisted of ' a solo by • Mrs. Har-
old. 'Treleaven
ar-
old.Treleaven 'and readings •`:by
Mrs: 'Victor Johnston•and ` Mrs..
Stttart; CoIlyer... The .''iineeting• clos- -
ed by singing',. "Softly and: Ten-,
derley Jesus :is . calling" followed
.thy ,the.;;rnizpah : (benediction. ` /V
spelling match Was .conducted b.y
Mrs. Havens Lunch was served
by the ` committee.
Money ,may talk, but it never
gives itself away:.,
KINGSBRIDGE
Mr. and Mrs. Lyal Lannan•' were
in, London orl-Saturday.
herman . Lani`bertus' 'visit'ed
for a few. days ,with:.Mr ='and Mrs.
Edwin Myers.
NO matter how flat `a .conver-,• Mr. ' and' Mrs. Clare Lannan
sa.tion, .a' . women' likes it:_ to 'have
it flatter.•
spent t Sun'da,y with Mr: and •Mrs
W� L:ainian and faniily..
THE 'BELL TELEPHONE
• If you haven't' yet .got_serviice: '
You . can ,he ._sure. 'your==neighbour
Hood will be served, and your place •
'on the list protected •Taking care.
of people without service' as, ,quick:.
ly as possible is:'one, of our:.biggest”
and most :important tasks..
COMPANY:, OF :-CANADA
Blake's' W. :M. S.
Blake's W..1tii.S. met y:
Tiuesda � af-
•ternoon,; February , at the'
home of Mss; Jack Irwin with .17,
1• in attendance', The president, l
Mrs. 'Irvine 'Henry, presided, and
lead the Day ' -of• ',Prayeir. • service,'
assis,'ted' by Mrs: Isaac Cranston,
Mrs; Hallaim and, Mrs.:Cliff Kil-
patrick, as . 'readers, • and. • iwith'
prayers taken. by Mrs..
Twarnley, Rev. C:.' 13. Woolley;
Mrs. Woolley, Mrs,, •Buckiriglam,
Mrs.' C. Cook and Mrs. -Isaac Cam
stun. Mrs. Cranston- 'also gave a
reading: Virs: L. Menary:read, the
study book chapter and. Mrs'..0
'Cook,.literature from the Unitar--'
ian `:Service. Comiriittee. A : 'short..:
business session' ... followedat
which`.; it Was decided. to send 'the'
Sentinel to-M"arie Cups -key; do- `•
nations :to :the flower fund.: of $5.
each weremadeby the,
and ` the W.A., and 'wrk :was-
'hande'd out for the1iazaar.;At: the •.
close of the : meeting ' lunch :Was
served iby the' hostess;. assisted by-.
George.` Mrs'. I. ;Henry, Mrs . C:: Cook and. ••.
Mrs: Ross Henry..
THAT ,'Geo: ' Mirehouse of, Sarles;,.
North' Dakota says : they are •
havinig.anice winter with roads
oven and th'e ',stin •' shining:
',Crops• 'were good . bast fall, . and
he add's, prices'',too!
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'THERE'S A 'BIG JOB TO' BE' 1
1 DONE'IN THE -FIRST S:WEEKS.• I._
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It's em
xtreely important to use a top grade 1
chick starter because, with it;=
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A chick .2 weeks old shows' a
'200% increase ins weight
;� r, e: ° :'wWYl3tra741ed�ralGfr�i fl�11A(Gf mw�.. w'rr :t:t�
-A bird' 4: .weeks .old , shows. ;1
460% increase in weight over -1
Jay -old chicks (or nearly 2' %
74'•.•times her 2 weekss: weight);
A bird: eight weeks old,
shows over 1500% jncrease •;
in weight over , day-old ..
chicks.(or.over'3 times her,
4. weeks weight)..
A Chick Charter, made the
Natwnal'way is tasty becouso
i1 is "freshmbied" •-•• and fasfer•growin6 because it 1
toff aiiis adequate 'quarifities of the aniltial, protein • ,�
fader and vital pasture grass, •
a sr i.: ssi — i s isi — s* ma lima lie -' in. it, sss J!
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RES1{MIX:HI(KS,TARTER-
made -with
h i
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Feed a "fresh-mixed",•feed and. watch your chicks • 'fight
.for more.! "Fresh-mixed".means, tastier feed, less .loss of '
'valuable nutriients. ' �l Chick Starter made • with National'
r•
It
dependable :feed for less money.
' See Your NATIONAL Dealer ltoday,
Fir1Ilizti Your Crops wi h NATIONAL' vo• 0111u:1141 roper►- blended` FERTILIZER
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`-WILLIAM STONE.
SONS' LIMITED
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