HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-12-09, Page 5WEDNESDAY, DEC 9th: 1959,
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I QCKNOW SENTINEL, LOC KNOW, ONTARIO
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A, junior farmer's ambition
MILtt.KAB1UI:V
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.AT ROYAL EMS. with S rear. Mil day 3Y•iemia er •
FLAW - .7 Flap. .
Kenneth ; A_ ,Limo is a' Waterloo County'
men. In his travels as an R:.O.P-inspector he sees a lot
of . good cattle. They have ,sbarped. his desire to build.
a thy high producing herd. 'Add to this his, ability to •
puck the good ones, and you have a sum storyin the
sore He is ably helped by his father, August S.
.L and his `brcother,. Doug, who hook after the cattle
when Kai is, away
r ' In 1956, they purchased the 21,709.1b. Deemed }Ugh -
croft Pride (VG)—nelet year. he was Can da°s highest 2
producer with. *CM The. milk, 076 fat In ]95S, six of: •
their •.Cows Completed " R.Op, retnords averaging 17„9115
irtni}lk„ 't,', fat —'16I-149% BCA. Included in this group is
}lemma Achilles : Dora,'whose' 2 -year-old . y 2X
.record .of18 423 m 661 fat will soon be reported as
Canada's third highe t for all.tir� '
• In' 1958, Ken made some important 'moons to his __
K -L ..Herd—at. the radian he bought Bridge Lea
Relledicin Idoan' and then Ruthv'ern Fond Ann :.(1 z) at
the Sale of Sikurs'after she placed 7th in that great milk:
coat class at the Royal.' Both rows have' ,been •bred to
Woodbourne Enka Refleur, highly popular' son of
R.efl n Sovereign out of the only All-American ;Gold
Medal chow,. Enka Pietje' Veeman (lie) This is
of Bens method Of aaoompltsbi!i a job -make the most
et an aPilartuditr.r
lir. 'August S. Lasa alaraimar
FE,\•'WOOD ACHILLES DOHA
2 -year. eii.. 3®G-c,,,p me mond sr
mut mat. Ma fat.
DEE1o00D TIME (VG)
Clamila% 38 Higlust' whims fa 1ST.
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OBITUARY
THOM%S J 1 ANN ,
'7 he tunas' , J. McCann of St..
Augustine died in •' Wingham
hospital eni . Friday • in his
He was a son of Peter Mc�
Gann and Catherine T'iteraeg,
••natiaves' of Ireland and • •was. born'
• oe Coro.. 5, West'' Wawanash '`on
November 41th, 1870.
He • was a faamilar. atWim. Wawaaosh nomination
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REV. 'MBES . L. BURGESS •
I811<Dt1CTED 'AT HOWE*
Rei-,. James Iturgess, who
commenced his ministry at
South Kiniloss • •Presbyterian',
Church,. was inducted last .week
as minister of .St... Andrews Pres -.l
bytes Dan Church, Hanover, and I
,Soox Church, Ayton
REV. JAMES 'BURGESS
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guests of • 'Nfr.. and Mrs- John
Moser, ParkhilL '
Mr,. William NiTall of Kinlough
Wall and Mr. ' and ' Mrs. John.
spent some time with Mrs. Wm
Schumacher:
IF *OD BELIEVE IN SIGNS,
COI.. , BE OPEN WINTER
November was a very, dull,
dark month. Most everyone
klnows that and tuneof,cial
weather records substantiate it.
There were; only two days. of •
• •SUnsfoine in ' the month,' Which.
reeorrded• a 'high' of 65, a low of
13 degrees, 3.66 inches of Iain,
and, believe • it or not, 14 inches
of- snow.. But to snow carne and
went • nn such a waw a . to pro-,
vide' no ,traffic probleres.. ".: • .
There was thunder heard on
2nd d 23rd of the . month, and
if you are one who holds • to the
old weather omens, that would •
indicate "open" weather. Here's
hoping; for We were well snow: 6
ed m before this a year ago.
A native' of Orono, Rev,. Bur-
gess .graduated' from Knox Coll- G .:
log; : Toronto and was ordained'it
is 1930,when he accepted a call U
to South Kinloss„ where he re-
mained until 1936. •
He succeeded .the late Rev_
A. K. MarLaren . and was follow
ed' • at South ' ,Kinloss by Rev.
G. M. Young...' • '
Mrs. Burgess . is the former/
*Mary M tchell off . Wnngha�( l
They have a family of three,
Dr. W. ,J.. Burgess an intern at
Civic Hospittal, Ottawa,;. Marion
in training, at :: Woffien„s Hospital'
Ifo Toronto and Andrew at home.
Rev Burgess was at .Alliston„.r
•prior to opting the Hanover u
ca11_ '
1 ST. `HELENS 1
The Christmas meettiig of the;
�Z was held an the cornrnnitty k
halt: A good attendance answer -I •
e4 the roll call by . a Christmas
verse .and exchange of : gift A
donation of $5.00 is bang sent
1 (0 CARK Mrd Andrew GaauaIlt,
Federation ” Repre tat ive;, gave
an • ' interesting report ; ' Of . the
Meeting held 'Il�t: Loins.Mrs.
I R. P G», as 'gueit steer,
gave a ` 'very fine tattl<r en,
mat. Several • Christmas 'carols
Were g•. and sever -at mea '
stand: He retained his interest r meduiean mass. in St:. Augustine : were with th
s., ilI
,.. .itma cep .
urn mm utnicipal afffairs„ despite' ad= , animal at 19 a.mmn.., celebrated by�. The e, season..
Motto', Soire tth npertaining
1 ranting and` at a noannana- Rev. John Attchabowski. Batrial '
It:O C'�ir•i�maac was •Pa•esiemmteal by
tion meettin . a conntote of years folk din the church cennetery.li Bars_ Jim Aitchison.: mks.. cheSter
.ago he. told The Sean: lel , ,
r.'lor favored with . a . 'piano
1 wel(Il r+eoneamberied attlie. ndtnang .ham. • ,
first . DIIRS. JOS1�1H HADItILr'TOIl11 � soEo.. Chans�as � Belllls.. After
u.Joseph , Hamilton, occurnred . at • • y lunch was sea�`ed
Ail his Liffe • Ifte lived on tbel; Alexend ra, Ho final; Go�lePick 11 by the Hostesses in charge.
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emmeettnnv� sn: :sus years Pr'Ie- I, The . sudden death of 1+Itlrs. o II* ': the' Queen and Institute
vnoaus .�I i Graffi a lt®veIl
farm • in ' West Wawarmosb_ He i, on Sunday, November 29th, at t • •
was a mmembes • of St. Augustine l the age of 83 dais.. • he was
Bom• an 'Catthellic ' C'iluiavK one: formerly Jessie Miller Stamm-
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n ttetl for office, while
eho• to funeral'was • on Monday, with
, her ooarcnage :Ito Dr: Jeseph.
Haiti: on .Ian 1096. she ll ;cal. urn
a ughtter ,off the late Mr. i,
and: Mts. Robeait •Staaughaan„ ''o€
Cebllbor�ne. Township:" Follo�g
so$1ter,; t Miss Caroline McCann„
meetings . and while often nom- I•St .Augustine, survives him. The.
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NOW 1S THE TIME TO BUY AND. LAY -AWAY
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FOR INEXPENSIVE
C�trStmas •. Gifts
• SEE OIJR.. WINDOWS'
• I different :localities but for Ute
I: ><^ast ss '. years has resided in;
D ungaanaorn. Her . hiushand . loan:-.
g'e:.• her.. :gm. sen litho,
a. arner n> er ,of the ..AirTli•vart,
Cht+f'diihand • 4.
.anal • 'ardent worker in the •
cualllly the V aeries" Guild. •
Suuavivnmg are ttwo, sorts. Watt.
• of Luck/mow. and • George„ et'
.Goierich. • and four" dannehnte , '
!Wks. Walter; 'a7eraaa) Stafford, :
Miff IIinnun amici;, Mrs_ Jack 'aria-
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aria- •.
lel) .lE artrisb. of . ' $itytth; Mts.
David Girace) Maclf7tnart'nmmnd. • of
; II7 uaagannetn. and Mas. Stewart
1 ,, ((Geanevieevie) Tewssley, of Leeg
! Reach. California. There are
11 grandchildren: and 17
1 gnt-g •hldrt , ` j
1 s Rev K L. Jennies canidnacteii.,'
I' ; the funeral serviie at Stiles. fain-,`
°Jhante. er ch„ 'oar Widnes-
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.. PYREX •COFFEE PERCOLA RS . • .
ON SALE ATG TLY: REI UCED , PRICES
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_ hiow 'and Save Moa�ey: •
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We have'a. E'ersttock !off •
• W:Nta MITIS AND CLOVES,
• for Mea rad Boys •.
REASONABLY `PRICED; •
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MUrie: 8
thinuate.
WHOOPS!•
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CARS. ;SLIDE T0Ol
Remember to be edea.
careful whets &Meg
in wisol,rw
. i mow.. Dowty
speed Rattail; were see. fir
floc &ivnig
condifions
... FOLLOW AT• A SAFE
CUI.ROSS. DORNFtS. .DISTANCE ,
plainly of room
.. KEEP 5IUD CLE,!
iawg dost be seen IVO
Coangr•�tUilat heal to - Mr,. Doan
Donaldson,; Oliver dealer:„ • our
winning . a trill?) to Charles Cit,
Iowa. , .•
• DSS and Mrs, • Bob •Stoho and'
IIDav,-iid visited 'Ihunrsday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas, 'Wraith,
Mrs.. ' Brown and Reg.
spent • WeniLgda W . evening <• with
11,7.• lead . John Schumacher.
. Bert ,:- arris has returned
home front W`sunghat�m• ob-g,ittfalt.
Mrs. Fink Bre wmi and ‘Reg..
visited Thuarr_ h e s lag at Snit- •
titin s. ll anlonngn.
ll and Mr Jo, N, ,, Marchi k
d Ana, Toronto. have '!moved tc
California. ',Z Ildacrrrbunl
the, former Genie H'er cmff W S.
ccaimmnanunnt
Mrs. Bert Nae.h of somm. d Al-
Riintattigh were callers Stml-1
day .with • Mrs. William WWII 'a+tt
the home of' Mr .arid Ms. Jahn.
day att t n a lacck„ with nnntt
Son 1 „tr.,. tit Damon ettery,
Schumacher.
Mr„ and Mrs. Jas. Wraith were!,
Suns: visitors with Mr., and
Mrs. Dean Keith.
I:IfG .. : Brawn. and • Reg a
Vent Sunda* affte rn .'
1 r:. aid , Alberti,' ' Shelia %
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its '�'eimtr
Parkhill!„ while 1t . anrc1 '
S;tntsc'_
�tzen Paidt2 Jain Schumacher were the.
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TEST BRAJCES AT
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to get ah feel of 'the• read
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DRAKES
leaning on •brakes locks
�t Inte s and
• anises skids
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USE GOOD T
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iilOk ag• *P Oath!' °w
thiapor / surfaces
CO-OPERATORS.
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Port A&A.r
"An. hiFor aweird. Write
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