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an GENERAL NEWS
Kenneth Cameron, local post-
master,, who was hospitalized in
°. Wingham, returned home on. Sat-
urday..
Miss Annie. . ' MacKay returned
home on Wednesday
of
last week
after being hospitalized in wing -
ham
for
a tiYn
e .. ,
Mrs. Nellie Scott, "Aunt. Nellie"
to many of her friends here, is
now at the Queensway Nursing
Home of Mr. and Mrs: Orville
Jones in Hemel
Joan Tiffin,. Tees
water; p
upil 'of
Mrs.Clair Agnew w passedgrade
II. ;Theory examination of Royal
Conservatory • of, Music, .• Toronto
with lst' class honors.
Miss ~Margaret` Kelly of :Lucan
spent last' week -end with her sis-
ter Mrs. Wm.• Hogan and, Mr.'
Hogan.. ` .
Dan a. Ron o,.. Ontario,vis-
ited
eofEm,
ited here over the week -end.
Lucknow
resb terian Church
Rev. Roderick MacLeod
Minister
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SUND,AY,. FEBRUARY
• 10:00 ami, Sunday School
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11:00 �a m MorningWorship
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Rev. Howard W.• Strapp
Minister'' .
SUNDAY,; FEBRUARY 9
10.00 a.ni. Sunday' S'c�looY
11: .. Morning 00' a.m . Worship'
"The • Quest For Faith"
:kr; ` and Mrs. Gordon. Steward
and ' son. Bruce of London spent
Sunday with • his: mother : °Mrs..
Charles Steward' of Lucknow.
Visitors with ' Mr. ` and Mrs. Sid
Plowright
Saturday were reMr.
and Mrs. DougNorthey
(Joyce
Plow~g): Terry
i ht
and Mark of
Woodstock and.. Mr.; and Mrs. H.
Northey of Oshawa.
' Mrs. Mac: MacLennan .of Luck-
now
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now returned to: her home `here
Sunday, after spending, :some time.
with, her 'daughter and son-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. John Crow of Wayne,
Michigan. Her 'daughter .Marlene
is staying: here with her . mother
for a, few days ' before returning
home. - •
Billy Gibson,' 2 -year-old 'son of
Mr. nd Mrs. • Bill . Gibson was
taken to., • Wingham hospital on
Tuesday 'morning. of last week:
with a• severe attack ,of croup. A.
year: ago • the youngster was in
hospital with an 'even, more Sev-
ere attack. •
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Mr. and Mrs. George Book of
'Loreburn,., Sask., are visiting here
at the . home of her parents, Mr.
ande_Mrs. James Beaton :and with
other . relatiyes.
Mr. and Mrs, Milt Rayner were
in Guelph for a few days. Mr.
Rayner attended t h e , Regional
School in Agriculturi,for' Bankers
at the O.A.C. •
The regular ' meeting of the
Lucknow . Women's Institute; will
be held in the assembly room of
•the Lucknow . Town Hall on 'Fri-
day,
Friday, February. 7th at 2:30 p.m
Bring' your questions for the ques-
tion box •
Mrs. `Russell ,Johnston of Ash-`
field- is ' home again after being
hospitalized fox' a couple' of we .
Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers
have returned .home to Moose. Jaw
from a visit with, relatives, in
a_, couver, In renewing ' The Sen-
tinel
e Rogers said:: `'We en-
joytiitiei 1Vtrs , g.
it very much. There are .a ,
lot of strange names to- us now,
but I have a lot of • old 'friends
and relatives in the district.
Mr. Dan .' Rose of. , Emo visited
over the • week -end .with Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey . Webb..
Miss Isobel: Miller' visited with
her father, ' .Mrr.: W. I.. Miller in
Victoria Hospital, London for. ' a
few days.
Sunday ` visitors with Mr. ` and
Mrs. • Frank 1VIcQuillin , were Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Johnston of Blue -
vale " and Mr. . Terry Wilson of •
U.W.O. at London. .
SHOOT PARTIES
Ten tables . were in. play at :S.S.-
No. 4 on Tuesday evening. Prize
winners were Mrs: Charles Mc-
Donald and. Bill : McPherson with
the consolation :.prize going to
Gonion McPherson. ` The travel-
ling shoot was won:, by Ward Sel-
lers . ,of Brussels.:
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On Friday:even.m.'....
15 bles e
n-
joyed the shoot party in the hall.
High 'prizes were, : won by Mrs.
George Fisher and Rodger Pan-
nabecker ;. '
Mrs: Gordon' McPherson spent
a .few days with ' Mr. and Mrs.
:Pied Thompson in London.
Births
THOMPSCN ' in Lucknow on
Wednesday, January 29th, to 'Mr,
•and: Mrs. RonaldThompson of
Lucknow, a son, Ronald Wayne,
a brother for . " Bonnie. •
Local and..General
In an interesting' letter from
Mrs. Annie . C. MacKenzie of Tor-
onto, she expressed .appreciation
of Dean MacLeod's» . Christmas
poem.
Miss Janet Rayner, R.N. of Ham-
ilton Ilton and Miss ,Diane Ra ner of
Kitchener spenc Sunday their,
"With
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milt Ray-
ner,
Eldon Irwin of Sarnia says that
alth
ough ' itstwenty years . since
..
t h e y left .Lucknow community
thereare still interesting items,
but a lot' of unfamiliar names:.
PAGE • THREE-
Made
HREE:-
Made 1,434,900. IF'i..,,,d,s'..r<lieese. �►t
Pine River Lasi Year Net Profit $17,079
The 25th annual meeting of the
Pine River Cheese and Butter Co-
Operative was held in Reids Cor-
ners hall Friday, January 31. Thee,
meeting was, called' to• order by
thea President Cecil Humphrey and..
Gordon_, Bridge was appointed
chairman. •
• The ~auditors' . report was given
by Thomas Phair of Phair • and
Acheson, ' Kincardine, showing re-
ceipts ' of '$577412.00 with a net
profit , of $17,079.00 after capital
cost allowances, One million, four
hundred- and, thirty-four thousand,
and nine hundred pounds of cheese
and twenty-four thousand, one 'hun-
dred and fifty-nine pounds of whey
butter were manufactured from.
the sixteen . million, one hundred
and forty thousand pounds of milk
received duringtheyear.This v d T ex-
ceeded the . previous years pro-
duction of cheese by . 25 tons.
The president Cecil Humphrey
reported that a Federal • subsidy
of $20,840.00 ' was received amount-
ing to 50% of the renovations,
extensions carried out ;;and equip
ment purchased .: during. ' .the past
two years. A 'new Century press,
had recently been purchased to.
facilitate the wrapping and : -seal-
ing ' of square cheese and ' a new
churn. was '.on'order. He , announc-
ed:that • a bonus payment. of 10c
per hundred of milk grading 1 and
having a ' sediment test of A ' or
B would be 'paid ' each month 'be
ginning with .January of this year.
The manager G. M. Eckmier
noted that 717 tons of cheese had.
been made during the : year, pre-
miums received were down . slight-
ly from the record set, one . year
ago. Sales through the retail store
were up considerably and stocks
of square cheese were.. up 15 tons
from last year. He reviewed.. the
building ' program carried out : dur-
ing the past two. years.
The cheesemaker Glen Martin
statedthat the quality of milk
had been generally good through-
out the ' year. He urged ` that pat-
rons check cans; lids and ' utensils;
for milk stone periodically. Cans
should :be rinsed with . a ` sanitizer
and milk ''cooledquickly for ;im-
proved quality.
J. M. Bain, Director of . Milk
Products, was present ..and he'
noted that milk production through -
opt the country had ,appeared to
have levelled ',:off, butter stocks
had not increased this past year
and a slight increase :. in cheese
consumption was expected. Cheese
prices had been very ". good . dur-
ing the entire year. Twenty-six
million pounds of cheese had. •been.
exported . to Britain during the
Year and the 30c. subsidy paid to
producers of cheese milk by the
Federal government had diverted
some milk to.. the manufacture of
cheese. He .announced that '1964
was to be the Cheese . Centennial
Year:
Walter Locke, manager of. the
Royal .Bank, Ripley addressed the
meeting. He -suggested that rec-
ords of production in all herds,
with more culling of : poor pro-
ducing , cows could help ' .farmers`
considerably. He read off an
• ins
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teresting,list of nicknames ofis-
trict
•
families which ' he .has col-
lected. recently, These . names had
been given,., to identify them be-
cause: ` or the similarity of sur-
names andgiven names. He pre-
sented, cigars
re-sented,cigars to all those present
on behalf of the ; Bank.. °
Bob Ferguson and Bruce Rut-
ledge Dairy Field/nen' for Bruce..-
were present.They presented cer-
tificates to 'the following patrons •
for producing Grade 1 and 2
milk consistently during the past
year: Cecil , Humphrey, Leonard
Reid, Glenn Campbell, Howard •
Orr, Alvin Osborne, . Harvey Orr,
and Murray Culbert. ' Seventeen
other patrons were one count 'short - •
of receiving certificates.
Bob Rutledge gave:' a report of
the. Cheese Producers' Convention
in Ottawa which. he had attended
as a delegate. He gave ` an inter- '
esting account of'the. speeches and
resolutions'made at .;the conven-
tion noting ' that -milk' would'quite
likely be paid for on a protein
basis rather than butterfat test
in :.the near future
Directors for 1964 were elected.
being Cecil: Humphrey, Bob • Rut-
ledge, Leonard Reid,' Alton Smelt-
zer and Glenn Farrell. Cecil Hum-
phrey was elected president by
the directors. All milk hauling
contracts 'were renewed. After ad-
journment lunch
d-journment''lunch was : served by,°
Mrd. Glenn .Martin and Mrs. Cecil
Humphrey. .
Births:
BREGMAN At Wingham and
District Hospital, : on Tuesday, Jan
uary r 21, 1964, to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bregman, R.R.3, Tees-
water, a daughter. •
MAIZE At Wingham and Dis-
trict
istrict Hospital, :on .Wednesday, Jan-
uary ':23, 1964, to Mr. and Mrs'.;
Harold Maize, R.R. 1, Dungannon,
s daughter. •
KIRKLAND At Wingham and
District _Hospital; on, Wednesday,
January 23, 1964, to Mr. and Mrs.
David Kirkland, Lucknow, a dangh
ter, Suzanne . Ariene.
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MURRAY - . Dorothy -and . Donald
Murray, R.R. ; `2' Lucknow, ' are
Pleased to 'announce the birth of
their son at Wingham Hospital on
Monday, February '3rd, . a ; brother
for, Marjorie and Allan.
Dinner Party
On
75
rth
� d.
Mrs. Annie Struthers, who
sides at Pinecrest Manor, was a
dinner, ' guest . on ' Sunday , ,at.: the-
home
hehome of her sister, Mr. and. Mrs:
Philip Stewart. 4
It • was the occasion of • Mrs.
Struthers' 75th birthday 'and those,
present for the dinner were . her '•
brothers and sisters, Mr. • Will
Fisher and Maudie, • Mrs. Kather
ine Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. ,Root.
Fisher, all of Lucknow; Mrs. Al-
bert :Reynolds and Donald of Tor-
onto, and Miss' Winnie . Stewart
who
was home . for the week -end
from London. ;
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■ Pam Austin with Brothers.
2 ' Four, Sheb Wooley, Johnny
a■ Cash,.George Hamilton IV
w' and many .Wore'
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• for all th,e lovers'' of the
■ Hootenanny craze' that is
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SPECIAL — a
Lciwience Of
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Colour -- Cinema$eope 4
Due to length of picture ■'
One sht`w.• 7:30 •'
Starring: • Peter' O Toole,:,
Alex Guiness, Anthony Quinn~ a!
• Jack Hawkins •
Here is mot'ion• picture et •
tremendous Magnitude, °with :.
thousands 'of tribes'men,, ca- •
mels, and horses sweeping .r■ii
'across the screen:. in • epic'i"
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tle scenes. :
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