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)DERIcH, ONTARIO
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• Phone 524-9521,
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HARPER.
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7 South Street, Goderich
Telephone 524-7562 •
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DHNSTONE'S
NERAL HOME;,
adorn andl..Convenient
know, Phone 528-3013 '
.• 'Day or Night ' .
Serving All Faiths
rdflg to Their Wishes
Moderate Prices .
Established. 1894'
•
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D.C..) Sp. C.
Chiroisractor. .
o and Electro Therapist
am. ' •Phone 57458O.;3
located on John St. West
Toronto. Bank)
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INSURANCE
E,. WIND, CASUALTY '
TOMOBILE and'. LIFE
) :Protect Your. .
iu•e With Jack Today..
McDONAGH.
cknow, Phone 5283423 •
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WTOMOB I LE
stigato Befpre ; investing
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REUBEN WILSON _
R.R. 3 Goderich
Phone 105-r-8 Ripley ,
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ANDREW .
:arrister and Solicitor
ISTOWEL.,• ONTARIO
IN LUCKNOW
Every Wednesday : and
Saturday -Afternoon
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL .LUCKNOW, 'ONTARIO,
Johnny .told his mother thelea-•
cher asked the classi where they
were • •born.
"Certainly • .you -could answer.
-Thattu-she-said-41
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"Course 1 knew, )tit I .4441•
want to sound like a •sissY. so. I
•said Yankee Stadium.'
ice. itythe Joynt
Telephcine:
Lucknow 528-3116 '•
• HETHERINGTON;
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Barrister, Etc. ,•
Vingham and Lucknow
•IN LUCKNOW •
IDAY and VVEDNESDAY
ated in Kilpatrick Block
Phone Wingham '
357-3930 -Res. 357-2570
•MPERIAL OIL
,..PRODUCTS
for prompt Service, •
and quality prodnctS,
. •
• Contact:
GRANT CHISHOLM. •
Phone, Collect
• Dungannon .529-7524
IWays Leek .To Imperial
For The Bt" •
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SEMOR,4k1. SHOP
THE BEST GRANITES
• Along; With
*EXPERT DESIGNING -"AND
• WORKMANSHIP
Prices Most Reasonable
Cemetery Lettering a '.Specialty
JOHN MALICK,
P.O. Box . 158
' SONE...35711910; WINGHAM...•
049.m44.49490.4944419094,9094.4•~1
emoriol Chapel
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Services • conductedaccording
• to yourmishes at Your Home,
your Church,: or at our Mem-
orial .Chapel at no additional•
- Charge: . .
Lucknow, Phone '528-3432
. . Day o,r Night
p. ALAN WILLIAMS
Optometrist
Office. on Patrick St.f just •
off the Main St. in • •
WINGHAM.
Professional Eye Examination
Optical Services ••
For appointment •
Phone 357-1282,Winglfam
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J. MacICEN;IE; O.D.
Optometrist
NOW IN FUPLEY
'EVERY WEDNESDAY
Office. Hours .10:00' a.m. to '9:00
• p.m. Phone ROY MacKenzie,
Ripley, 96-r-24 for appointment.
. .W. BELL
OPTOMETRIST. 7-GODERICH*
Armstrong
Consulting'Optoriletrist
The Square .
(Phone :JAcicson 4-7661)..
• LUCKNOW: DISTRICT
•• '•. CO-OPE'RATIVE INC,
LUcknow. •-j-• Phone .528-2125
TED COLLYER
• Registered Master Electrician
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
• 'Specializing In .
Electric keeting„.Electilc_ Wirzylg
• • and ,Repairs• • ".• •
and • ."
All Electrical'Appliancas .•
Lucknow — Phone 528-5182
HANKS
; press sincere thanks for the many
kindnesses shown, while he was
a patient in Winghain hospital.
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" Jean Thompson and Wayne
would like to say thanks. to Tom
and Dorothy Anderson, 'Dr. Mc-
Kim and, Mary McIntyre, also
thanks to all - who sent 'cards;
gifts, visits while in hospital,
• Mrs. Alex Purves of St. Helens
would like to' thank all those who
remembered •her' in :various' ways
While in 'hospital and after re-
turning 'home .with " special "thanks
to neighbour's and friends who
were so *incl. •• , •
•
' • THANK'. YOU •
• I. would: like to say .thank you
• to all who'remembered me in.
the hospital with visits;, "cards,
'gifts and letters; Special thanks
to those 'who helped out in our
borne. while - was away and
since coming 'home.' All these
-kindnesses were much appreciat-
ed. , .
• , Celia Mtchison.
. ,
Gordon. Hodgkinson of Kinlough
Wishes to thank friends and -neigh-
bours and members ,of the: Ripley
Fire Department who assisted in
various ways* at the time of his
• barn, fire. , •
McIntosh•.
and Ward
•CHARTERECt ACCDUNTANTS
al2 •
Resident Parttier,••
Kennedy,
'OPposite Pest Office
Phone 8814171 — Walkertett
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Annie MacKay. says "Thank
You" to all • friends for their
many niessages Of., cheer while
she was 'hospitalized for a brief
period of time:,
I wish to express my thanks to
thefriends and neighbors for the
many, cards and treats ,While a
patient at• Victoria Hospital and
after returning home Special
thanks to my class at school,. The
Anglican Church and Rev. J. R.
King for his comforting words.
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Phfoir and Acheson •
--7-*Thartered—Accountant aims '
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• Box 663 Kincardine • Phone
'9,994
Ring was held' and inspection was
for clean hands. BroWn Owl. in -
S'' struoted on crafts. Pow Wow was
held. Happy birthday waS sung.
•for Linda Henderson for her tenth '•
;Ienily's Girls
— St. 'Helens Club hirthdaY• Thinking Day plans were
The third meeting of Jenny's discussed, also a ,aleigh-riging
Girls was held at the St. Helens closed
ree mseTteeinzge. and chini es •
Hall bn February. 15, The roll
call, each girl to •show pictures
selected as a home assignment
and explain why the lines will
suits . her', was answered by 11
members, Two members were ab-
sent The discussion was on col-
our harmony In a club girl's ward-
robe.
. •
Kairshea No. 1 . .
• The second • meeting was held
TuesdaY, February 11 at 7:00'p.m.
at the home of Mrs. James 'Burt.
Eight members were present. The
next meetingis to be held at. the;
horbe..of Judy. Reid, Tuesday, Feb-
ruary 18 at 7:00 pan: The meet-
• ing began with the 4-H pledge
which was followed by the secre-
tary's ininute,s.' The roll call. was
":My average scere for milk for
one week." We pasteurized milk
for cocoa and ,dandy candy. The
meeting eridecyviith a lunch.
•
BROWNIE NEWS
,si PACK
(By Elizabeth Newbold) •
Brownies' opened with it bean
game by Packie Eleanor Whitby
& Fairy Ring with Elliabeth New-
bold as Toad.stool Fairy. Fairy
• Gold was \. poPped into the chest
by the Brownies. Inspection was
for clean, neat ties two inches
above the belt. The four sixers
and the groups of Brownies went
„•to -their si•
x corners and marked.
the Sixers' Book.- •
• In the work period Packie El-
eanor Wtdtby gave a Semaphore
• test. Mrs. Lloyd .Hall taught more
Semaphore.to the Gold. Bar Brow-.
nies and told.a story. In Pow Wow
Tawny -Owl told the Brovvnies that
Thinking Day was Sunday, Feb
ruary 22. M.rs; Joynt mentioned
that the Brownies, Guides, Scouts
and Cubs were going to the Pres-
byterian Church on Thinking' Day.
SuSan 4,41all was called to the
Toadstool and received her secon-
der's. stripe, The meeting closed
With the squeeze and chimes.
ming et o
The prize winners in the "Bruce
County Quality Hogs For Profit"
from March.ist to December 31st,
were recently' announced.
Marketing* between 50 and 100.
,hogs, Dietz. Bros. of Clifford had
their complete shipment of 60 hogs
all Grade A. They summarized
their feeding program. as follows
• "Raised pigs from York sows.. Bred
by a premium 'boar,' (York). Fed
home. grown grain balanced vith
40% concentrate. Started slop feed-
ing at 175.. lbs. Fed around 5. lbs.
per day at finishing period. Ship-
ped at 51/2 to 6 months' of age.
•
In the 100 to 200 class, Dalton
McCurdy . of Dobbinton had 93
Grade A's • out of 103 hogs.- His
comments were: "Raised • from
Yorkshire sows, sired .by a regis-
tered York boar.- From 'small
chunks to market they are fed one-
half gallon per pig twice a' day,
possibly a.little more about fininsh-
7ing time. If short' of, grain 1 feed
eomthercial hog grower and finish-
er. This was fed the first few
months then I fed barley, corn,
.and oats equal parts with two of
concentrate for finisher and' three
for . grower — late summer and
fall. I used for, grower 600 to 700
oats, 200 shorts, 450 soybean meal,
150 concentrate, the rest barley to
make the ton. Finisher aroung 900
oats, 100 soybeans, 100 concen-
trate; then barley for the ton. The.
efibp -oitrhilhrtrettgbs-arid-wate
poured ontop twice 'a day. All
the water they will drink."
' In the over 200 class; Norman
Wepler .of Mildmay had 156 Grade
.As 'out of 216. He had this to:say:
"We raise most of our pigs. They
were not sired by a premium boar.
We bought 35 of these at com-
munity sales, they were abput 46,
to 50 lbs. when bought. Hand fed.
Feed balanced with milk and con-
centrate. "Go to Market at 6 to 7
months of age," . ••
Personnel manager to female ap-
plicant: "We offer Several fringe
benefits — twro weeks •, Vaeation,
paid up inaurance, a pension plan,
and two Unmarried Viee-presi•••
dents!"
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2nd PACK .
(By Deborah Corrin)
The 2nd Lucluiow Brownie Pack
met on Tuesday as1 usual. They
opened with singing games con-
ducted by Delores Whitby. Zena
Garniss was Fairy Queen. Fairy
Whit a 'mother should save for '
a rainy day is patience. • ••
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n • . Phone 357-3840'
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11' GERALD (Jerry) WALTER me .
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;in ,Western Ontario Nursing 12
: Home with /annual income
exceeding $0,000.0� Licensed IN
▪ accommodations for twenty
•! patients. Asking price of El
only $35,000 includes all the ;
• furniture, b e d s, bedding, ki
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• cooking, •• refrigerator a n.
• laundry. ,••Equipment neceS-
• sary for the operation of the is
▪ home. • No: 3=362
•' Only 0 $12,00 1 for t 1 5
acre farm in Kini' oss Town -
1.1. ship, 11,i' storey 7 room home ,
; with furnace, water, etc.
!!, Large bank barn,. silo,. :85u
i acres %crop land,' balance in' - .
bush and patture. Terms al
II' available. . No. 3-365 u
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▪ PROPERTY WANTED g
Sincere purchaser from the
/i Toronto area has available at
• in excess of $35,000 cash m • •
IN•
la and wishesto purcha..se a as
mill 200 to 300 acre farm, 'This ,
i farm must have good set •
61 of buildings with conven- m •
fa • •
▪ iences. Possession wanted by
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May lst 1964. Golden op-
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▪ portunity if you are think-
ing of selling. • - • •
• 3 Everett Pennington .• •
2, Teeswater, • • ••••
-..Phons 3927606+ •. • --Y.
•• Loca.1,..Agent‘rori
Paul • S • 'Starr.' & CO • Ltd: 'sr •
• Hanover Phone 870
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Pedlar Agency ' Golden Glow
• Snow Bird Snow Blowers Egg Pick-up Depot
NEVV LIFE. .
Supplement 32%
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The ideal concentrate for Growing Stock and
Market Finishing as 'well as .the .Dairy Herd,.
Dairy .Concentrate 32%
Blended to, give better niilk production (using your own
grain) 'as well at keeping the Ow in good flesh.:
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-Dairy. ,Ration 1:6%
A complete balanced *feed, no Other. grain need
• • •.13e fed. • - • • '
'POULTRY, HOG and SOW CONCENTRATES
• Always In Stock
* * *
We Can Still Fill ,YOur KD Corn" (Bulli), Orders,. also
No. 1 FEED BARLEY and, No.'l' FEED SCREENINGS
KNECHTEL 'and SON LTD.
. . L'Ildic!foi4t•'• Branch'Phone 5 A.504
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