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THURSDAY, JUNE 33rd, 1940: THE: LU•CIKNOW SENTINEL T 'i,7CK iOW; ONTARIO
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Two Shows: Each:.Nigh
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JUNE' .2.4, .:25:
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Matinee Saturday at. 2.00 p.m,:
Monday, Tuesday,'•Wedne•sda.y
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SPECIAL,; PRICES. y 1on, o..
all sizes, • all the new shades. THE
MARKET STORE.
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WON ,F.EDERA ION.
F opticmo• :CONTEST-;
The old time $fiddling contest
was one of the few events, at the.
Huron County Federation of:
.grieulture Fief d .Pay,.that was
-hot v ashed,i ut` by •rain. But there
Was' no grumbling' at having the
outing .so ri?iarred because .it broke
a prolonged drought in this sec-
Wm.:The rain Was. "a God's 'bless-
ing" in. the words of Federation
President W. R. Lobb.
Alex MacDonald, :R. 3, Luck
now., and ex -reeve of Ashfield
Township- carried off , top.;hpnors'
:in the ,-"over 60class" of. the fid
dlers'; contest which is 'no new
.'fete lot' this' popular ;artist 'Of • the
fiddle•,and bow;..
Alex, Who. as now: 70 years of,
A'ge. has `'been pi'aYmg. the'vipl>:n
since: he. was' a ' lad of ten. ,The.
instruinent' he uses. is° $6.50'
violin: which' he •obtained from ►a'
pawn.' 'shute in. Bilglax d 'In 1910
and which . he. leas 'been using ever
since, Seeingthe cvtiolin 'advertis-
ed, Mr MacDonald remitted the
equivalent :df the $6.50 in Eng-
lish currency, and' had. • it shipped
to Canada. • ..
F,A►MI LY' REV REUNIONS
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If ARRISON PICNIC'
• Tine fourteenth annual' I-arrison
'reunion was, held Saturday, June
11th,Halon Park, ' Goderrich,,
with 85- attencli:ng.. Everyone en,-
joyed dinner at 1.00 o'clock and
a picnic' 'supper at 5,00 o'clock.
The sports committee had. a busy`
afternoon with.,•'rade ;" tug--of;war.
and a .ball game. The oldest per-
son :attending was ; Mrs, .James
Harrison of .Holmesville and the
youngest•,,was Bobbie Collins; son
arid Mrs.. Stanley. Cb'ilins
of Clinton. Bud Rant of , L.,ondon
came•' the.,farthest •
;The officers for . •1950 :W'ere e1
ected: p sident, Hlarttld Willett';
sec,=:tress Anis Aikenhead:; 'dir-
ectors, Mr. and Mrs,:.:Bill ;Aik4i.-
head, Mr. 'aria: .Mrs °Albert err
risoi ; sports; Mr; and Urn.:Allan
Jdhns, Olive. Harbison. • and Stan-
ley, Collins.. 'Next'year the picnic
will
bq held the second Saturday.
in June at Harbor Park, Goder
ich With :dinner .,'at .12:3O. People.
were Present/Train. London, Kirk -
ton, 'l psia11; Kippen,, Brucefiel,,d,
Seaforth, '1'inrt>4n, • "Porter..
L,licknaw,; ` ;Goderich' .'and sur,
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The Federation picrate was of- -rounding districts
iciwaily. opened, '.by Lawrence A.
Steinhardt, United. States atxLbas
sadorto' Canada. :lie. `hadn't ' com-
pleted leis ,,address when. the rain
started and • continued to fall foir
the • greater" part` of` the: afternoon,
Mr: ''Stei�izhardt -made the trip
`from . Ottawta ' y,air-' to Centralia
airport, :-returning to the: capital
immediately 'after his address
°- Federation officials...roughly
estimated loss". on the day's' oper-
ations at $•1;500. `•With.. 'fair, wea-
ther. it was; extpected..that '.more
Ativan` 10;000 persons `would' have
attended the picnic..'.:
AMERICAN
Till take 'orders •',for
esters'
1.5.0.
rain
immediate o , Octobr. ' deliver"
or ,rr. e
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)E 'AND MASTER
:MIXED .FEEDS`
'Phone 55, Dungannon
cke�i'
' Special , Preirniitin:. ;Quality, Gov'eriiiment . inspected
iron Selected • :Yullorum-Vested; Breeders
Day. OldPullets' 22e,: .Heavy Cockerels 9c
High ,Quality (A: Large: Size Eggs) Pullets 19c
All 'l Popular Breeds and ,;Crosses.., bnmediate. Delivery,
STARTED PULLETS , ••
From 1 to 20 weeks old. Good, healthy bred to produce,
carefully brooded 3-=-from-breeding farm stock.
tye have .325 fou rteen�weeks-old Pullets' that Weivili sell
;for 9$c' each, •iif you have a copy, of this advertisement
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COCKERELS.
Started Heavy Cockerels 2 to: 6 Weeks ,.Old.
OU '+Will find wortliphtle to See, what we have; Choose
from about 8,000,here,• replacedby weekly sbiptrients,
:iiror., a Breeding , Farm. -
. "V est's Poi. itry Farm
Lakeshore RoadNorth, 21 ' Miles from KIN'CARDIN"E.
'Phone, 166 ring 6 �.
,,Races pre': sch'o'ol, • Shirley,
Johns, Bruce .Collins;. 8 `years &:
.under,, Ralph'• Hat`rison, Betty.
Harrison; 11 years and under, Ar
ther Stubbirigton, Janes • ,Harri-
_son-; •_14 '_years -'•-and uzirler, Ruth;
Snelldn�g,, Olive Ai'kerihead single
ladies, : :Audrey ',Harrison, Olive
I;arrison; •,. single ' men, Bill Me-:
Ilvviain, Bud Hunt; ' Marred w!o=
Men, `Phyllis 14arrison, Joyce Wil-
lert; . Married ' men, ` Fred Aiken -
head,
ikenhead,' Harald Willert, Stanley Col-:•
lies; three legged race, junior,
',Ruth- Snelling and Olive' 'Aiken -
head, Beverley Proctor arid. Mur-•
iel Harrison.: three-legged:' race,,
seniiir, •Olive Aikenhead:'an Ruth
Snelling; Joyce ` Willert . and Amy
Aikenheael; tie: dace, Airny Aiken -
head and ••Bud Hunt, .Wm..' Castle
and ';Audrey Harrispn,, , 'grateful
walker,
walker, 1VIrs ,. Bill Harrison;
Albert Harrison, lucky, •;guesses;
ld'a Harrison, Joyce Wnlleiet and
Joyce TOWBserid, lucky draw for
candy, Bessie' Towtrnsend -
GAUNT •REUNION'
The''third annual Gaunt re-
union was: held inthe• form, of 4
picnic on Saturday, June 12th' in
Harbor Park,' GOderich, with .ori
atteri.dae of 1.04; com'pare'd with
70 last• year.::The sports ,program
consisted of a softball game; races
and stUntS. a`
Among 'those receiviing •, prizes
were Mr. and ,Mrs: Bert•How'lett'e.
foie• having ;come, the; farthest• to
attend: the picnic: Mr and Mrs.
Howlette :;flew Bron ,their .'• hone
'at Hythe, Ailbert'a, to Oshawa in
order to be here • i'ri time for 'the
reunion:` This •,is,. Mrs:'' lowlette's
(forrnerly: •Ruth Phillips: of St,
Helens)` first :visit • ,home' in, :the
Past .:27. ,years,
Sara Durnin, Lucknow,:was• the
loldeStJ person ,present being.' 88
years of age, -while Michael Foran
1.6. Months, was the youngest: Mr,..
and 'Mrs: Irving•lteid .and Mr, :and
�.Ms's� Bussell,
.Phillips were ..the.
.Yatest n'ewlyWeds.. •:The".George
Phillips family .of 'St.,,Helens .was.
the largest •.family 'present. Mrs.
J. Gaunt, St. Helens;' :'was• the old-:
est•. grandmother.; :-
The 'business period was con
potently ,conducted :by' the presi-
dent, Andrew :Gaunt, and; the'.sec-
retary,, Russell G'au'nt, who were
'both re-elected for;, ,the` coming
year.. The, -reunion next year will
be held atthe same place on Sat-
rxrday, June 17th
Those present were from . Luck,-
now, ' W'hitech. rch, `Ninghani,
Beig'i ave, Londesboro, Loriddn,
1St.' Helens aridHythe,. Alberta'.• • ':
K NGSBRIDGE'
Mrs.. Martha O' ]'ei1 Mrs. A.
Martin, Miss Stella, Dearn, Cyril
'Austin and Mike O'Neif motored
to file Martyr's • Shrine on Suri-
day.
lYf s. Pete Vogt of Detroit is
spending 'a few •days, here.
,Mr, and Mrs. • Mike Martin
have "returned.. "from their hbriey-
mtion' and live since returned to
•their home iii SOney Creeks
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PACM` _ g ..• '.too
'!resents . ,.
Tlnirsday,
Friday, 'Saturday,. June - 23, 24,; 25
• :CECIL B; De. L-4F'.S;
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Starriing. GARY ;COOPER„ JEAN ARTHUR
d' F ut of action
`.As•.Wz1d.;B,iiX Ia4ckock �an Y• Calantlity•Jan,e x�;o 4,
• swept and 'rouiantic.:stage,•coach and covered', wagon days-=•
. ;mighty„ adventure`•, film, With., frontiersmen and.' -Indians:
Plus: NEWS &. SHORTS.
[onday,' Tuesday, Wednesday, June 27,.
29
Edward Sma11; Presenia
SHR .LEY TEMPLE as
lone
with Wm. Gargan, 'Guy Kibbe and ' Dickie Moore.
Dancing and Romancing her way into .your ;heart. ••
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G LIBLE CANARY & EG (7tNE
Howard Harris, R 3, Hol
Honor Company : Fornder , . 1
More than:. 80 berieffiuiaries ''of
t;h e Silverwood `•Managemerit •
Trust attended a banquet 'iici. Hotel
LoYi'don': on Friday 'night to 'pay ;
tribixte to A E:. Silv1er'waod, •four.,
der of 'the Coir parry, on ; the , oc-:
casuor 'orfhas' 50th, anniversary -of•,
entry into the dairy• industry .int
Canada.: Froin 'April lSt;, 1939, a
Management !crust .became opera
tive• for executives and key, em.-
pl'oyees of the ',company' in the
nature of la ` profit-sharing • plan
•Inattendance;, at , the • ''.banquet
from Lucknow were J. C. ,McNa#
and H. 'M. MacLennan. Other for
mer members opt.` they. Lucknow•
plant staff , •in attendance were
Miss. Viola Kerry of, Elmira, Os.
ear Casemjore' of 'Stratford W. •D.
Seabie; St.'Catherines J.` E; Wiyittt,,
St. Thomas
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EADI1!In Winghaan•Hospital oa.
Tuesday, .�,It}iun, a .21st, to Mr:'' and
Mrs. Liirne5Fadre, Holyrood, :(nee
Doris ,Reid),' a boy, Douglais Col-
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your wants ' of P epared Feeds.`,:.
No ' Chopping Please After .6 p.m,!
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Feeds, Fertilizers.
Farm Supplies, Coal
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Prcducts air .yr prodtic tic s
:FORANO,'THRESI-IING ''AtiACHINES
If, you are in themarket for a threshing machine; drop in
and'' get prices and infortnation'on'the sturdy, up-to-date all-
' steel rora�to Thresher., , ; •
See us for 'immediate delivery and installation of .Ha seer,
Malls, Grinders, Water. Pressure .Syste
;..ms, Milking machines
and. 'Washing ' Machines; Etc: •
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