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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1951-05-31, Page 15R$DAY., JI3NE. 7t1,; 1:i3 1i'. BOUNDARY WEST A number ,of, ladies..o'f para Mount Institute attended . the dis- trict annual. at Pine River, Miss. E: Cook, R l\T,, returned -to wen ;Sound. after ' spending a few days with her.. father, Mr, A. Cook, Miss Susie' Gibson Visited -iii Clinton -with her 'brother, Mr. • 'Mrs`.'" Jack. Gibson. ' Mr, Jack Macf ntosh spent the week -end irn Go'derich: with his au t, Mrs.. J. Hetherington, '•who has returned to her home in God- •erich after spending •some . time with her son ;Murray ,at Ri'autp: ton. ,. Mr.'Donald.Harniiton. spent the week=end at: Manitoulin., Visitors `w;ith Mr and Mrs 'Mit -Hamilton at the' week -end. were •,Mrs. Jas MacDonald,, Mr. and Mrs James Hamilton- arid Gladys Gibson' of Lucknow :and. Mr.' andg Mrs: 'Russ' Needham of Ripley, • ' Kempton has moved to• 'IHarold 'Bogies farm, .'Du'ngannon3' SYLVIA, ROBINSON has been voted, "Miss ' WalkertonDistrict• High School'', by fellow students., The 18=year.-old young lady. has :.a high academic standing, is an, excellent organizer ' and = •leader • ' land one of Western `Ontario's' outstanding. athletes. She is; a niece of. Mrs. 'John Kilpatrick. of Lucknow AShfleld•Presbyteriair The m,ay meeting of the field W.M',5,, was held in the church abasement. ' Mrs. Duncan MacKenzie, lst vicepresident, was in charge. Mrs. Wm. Ross offered theopening prayer. 'Mrs. Earl Howes • read the scripture. Mrs:. "(Rev.) MacDonald gave the meditatory remarks on, the pass age, Mrs. Dunean MacKenzie of- fered. prayer.: Mrs. H. MacLean read as portion from the study !book on "The Indiansf a o Canada". Mrs. Neil G gave , �. MacKenzie ga synopsis ,o f the Presbyterial ;held at Teeswater during the morning session: 1VXiss: Sadie_ Johnston `gave a summary, of the .afternoon .sign Mrs. , ; Duncan MacKenzie ';read a. paper on'• "God's' will`, for' the Universe". Mr"s;, ',;Donald , R. MacKenzie 'gave a review, of'the Glad Tidings. Mrs: Wilson offer- ed prayer. -The. roll call, .was". a verse iron scripture..• Mrs. Jack` MacKenzie • and . Mrs. Hugh`' Mac Kenzie were ,appointed tom, the- sick and' Shut-ins. Mrs. ' rl Howes is.,supplying as 2nd v' e pres.. ,for .the remainder the year, ...The • collections ,for egg, moneywere to be made and hand ed in. The 60th anniversary.: ort the W.M.S.. 'in Canada: is., to be. celebrated in June, .Mrs. Howes gave the Closing: prayer, ' Mrs. (Rev.) 1VZacDonald was organist for the Meeting. ; There ' were. 15 present; • . From the "BLUE BOOK" of Famous Trains .: • • 6. 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Nati"Oral passenger .Agent. i ►��;4NLY RAILWAY SE'RVAN0 Alt tEN p• �2.dV:IN,CES,' air�r �...y :THE LUCKNOW SEN47.11EL1LtiC NOW, ONTARIO TWENTY GRAND ATS SHORTHORN SALE 'Forty animls. consigned. to sale were sold `at :the 14th annual Keys Culbert ;Gaunt :Scotch .Shorthorn. sale ,in, the Lions arena,. Clinton, Friday. Appo*ima.tely !$20,000 worth of livestock were auctioned in°, about three :hours of brisk selling, Thirty-four fe- males were . soldd at .an, average ;price of $507, with top, price for a female of 4900.. She '.r Tales. sold t an average sof $415, :with top ;price for a male of $510, ::Sale average for the 40 head, was close.: . to: $500, grossing- $19740: • ' :. The auction, was conducted ,by. •Wm : '8., O'Neil, : Penfield, With Harold White, Guelph, secretary. - treasurer• of the Canadian Short- horn Association' on .the auction stand..Assistant auctioneers were Edward: Elliott, Clinton; Lincoln White;' St Marys,; Robert Amos, Gt,ipwth Don-_Longley;-•soc---�—� retary-treasurer` , of`' ,the :Short- horn, World,, Chicago. .livestock, 'magazine,. assisting in the ring • Judge . J... Harvie;': Barrie; ` paid $:$00 `for' a senior .yearling heifer' !bred And consigned by W. A; Culbert... A $400 bull , 1bred ;and ' consigned. by Clifford ''I , ,Keys, Varna, chit., was IIb u'ght by Ern. est W. Rader, , R. • 2, Dashwood, j Other good prices were. $740 paid by Fred S.• Bodkin, R. R..2,. - Thamesville, Ont., for a• senior, yearling. heifer bred and •consign- ed •by W A. Culbert,. $725 paid by. • J. D. l-Iard'ie, Moorefield, . for, • a • two-year-old « heifer, : bred and consigne Cu:libert;: $615 by' C. •Moulton, R:. 2, Wilton. G e, for a heifer bred and, con - Si ned iby'•W,A Culbert; $600 by: Sam McClure &• Sons; Wood-; bridge, for a junior yearling::heif-' e,.bred and consigned .by A. C. Gaunt. Other buyers who , took away cattle were:'Everet Kee, ,Orange= Wille A.,H. Weepler, R. "1, Elm- wood;. Gaiser ;Bros:, ".R: 2, 'Dash wood;' T C:' Edwards, R.: •:8,. Wk.- :ford; at:ford; 'Alex Nevins;: Auburn.; Clar= ence:-'F. Deurmier, R. R: 4, Fain - wood; Arthur Bald; 11, A. 1,; Se bringville•,• 'Clifford :'F Pepper, Dashwood;: Ed 'Gib -Clore, R. R. '3,:. Lucknow; .John: G. Sutherland, R.. 3, Lakeside; A. ''Weppler, R.. 1, Elmira.; Hugh',. D. MacDonald, 11,, 2, ,]..unknow•; , Ro'ss: ,Taylor; 14e1 - grave; ;,Gordon . Higgins, . R:' 5;• Brussels; Herb' McQuillan " 8i Son, R. 6,1 Lucknow. Win. : A. McCoi:'= 'Mick, 'R, 3, Moorefield W. C.. F.' Oestriche:r, . ''Crediton; Edward. ,Stire',:R:.1,:Dashwood; Glen} Wise,. R;,; 3,!'' Clinton; .H.` :J.'•'.;Davidson, Goderich; H u g h McEachren;' ;Parkhill and: Bruce E:. Scott,' Bel- grav_e Tor bu-yPr was •Fr_ed • S 'Bodkin,: Thamesvalle, who 'Spent.:° close ,. to, $1;940. • • "The top . pi; ice of the sale $900, Was paid—by—..T. E. Hardie, Moore -,1' ,field, for the jun•idr' yearling heifer, Maple's Ernblem Lady's' 'Maid 29th, bred and consigned F,OURTH : CONCESSION The Mission • Band of ,youth. .Kinloss Church met at the .borne of Gilbert Hamilton' last Satur- day. • ' . • , Mr, and Mrs. B Sangster* and family of Toronto: were week -end guests at the home. of 1i44W. F' ;MacDonald,...�-. 'Miss Olive Blake spent a few days last week at the home of her sister, Mrs: Don MacLver, and. Mrs., Netter field • and daughter of 'Toronto spent the d�R!'N1Y 'RADE MARK RE Tasty with sandwiches week -end at the home' of John MacDonald. • • Hertb Buckton. is having a bath rclorn installed in his. home, Master 'Denver Di ie is at, school after 'a week s pack ii nness.' •ma ee 1 .w ganngr, She is a dark:: red year- ling :bred ear-1ing::bred to Millht11 Festival'.('Im= ported): ,BBririging ' the top- price ' among ° the males: was a ..junior yearling bull, .111 -Hill Aristocrat; bred and consigned .;by . Andrew C Gaunt, Lucknow: Fred .,J, R. Haberer, R... R. ,.Ztirich, bid' up to $510. or the- eyoung .boil: CulBbert consigned 22 head''. and Andrew `Gaudt and 'Ci ford Keys, each nine. head. WON BRLJ.Qi8 TRO1 EY. At the Bruce County. livestock judging B competition ' `'held • at Walkerton. on Saturday .the Bruce County breeder s challenge trophy uias won by. the .Ripley Junior• Farmers cl tBb With the five -roan' team scoring 2809.points. Hari y Thede •of Port Elgin won the Port Elgin, trip. 'gird, Lovell 'McGuire of• Ripley ' Woh' a wrist watch. • . Made Presentation A 'presentation was ;made: tb'pp .Mr. ai d, Mrs. Ralph Humphreys and famlly :by Arnberley, neigh - ...hors prior, to then'r l;eavirig for their new Home in Kincardine'~ Mr.I and Mrs, Liumphreys l'eceIV- ell a' b' aut'iful° floor lai'ip, table aitid mirror;' Sharon a bedrobn•i•'' \Iarpp'.a.nd Eldon m itary brushes and' a jackknife, 'q rn O rn 6n.ka1 ti�ill '1 rn.. C4ZRrz :171 ;z� l UU B1� Oti h..r ZR ,''1�. • 7oz_• h, 0 rn z,. o'0' 0 • • • •6" J 4.44 t 0 + o.