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THURSDAY, MARCH: 7th
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• Codi nencing at 1.0 p.m
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4 1�FV�.Y COWS �V' .S �� �M VOWS ;.
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(This is. a good herd of. Dairy Type Cows;. all young) .,.
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7 2 -YEAR OLDS, . 24 VEARLINO$;; $ YOUNG. CALVES.
ANGUS; BULL.,.;.: mer , .2 : rear3 -_eff, ,choice . gnslity
'BUS 'OF BUCKWHEAT
Ibis, Sale is being held, owlsg , to Sickness:
p Ms -All 'sums of $25.00 • and under,. Cash; Over that
.amount 6 months credit.on Bankable approved joint-
notes bearing. -6 ;cent interest. • .
DONALD 8: BLUE,. ROBERT COURTNEY,
Auctioneer. • . •
Proprietor.
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CARRY and. RODNEY OATS
'Registered No. 1
Commercial No.-1-
BRANT
o 1:BRANT BARLEY,-
Commercial No,
GALORE 'BA
Gommnercial No 1'
1;80.' per ` bushel
x`1.55 'Per' -bushel
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,..0'0
�� 3per bushel
00. per bushel.
All: , Grain Is.Treated And Is In New Bags
Prices . Are F.O. B Lucknow
fldth�n.fla*Pr�dU:cts.
ucknow Ontario
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PHONE INSTALLATIONS
•ON INCREASE LOCALLY
'More telephones were' addc.ci,
More "money spent' on . new ;con-
struction, more calls handled' and;
more• money earned ;�b The:, Bell
n Y Y
Telephone one Company of.:Canada
than ever before as it experienc-
ed the most active year in its
history during 1956
According to the coh'pany.'s,
77th'annual re ort; the' net in-'
crease: ,+ .of 243,408• • ,telephones
brought •t-he--�-total in- -service- in
the. Bell's ' Ontario -Quebec - terri-
tory to '2,766,153: '
Locally, tgrewth iri telephone
service parallelled' this overall
expansion.• H..;3. P., Johnston,
Bell manager for this region,, said
:that seven telephones Were add-
; ed ' in ' Lucknow during . 1956;
--aging-theta ,.est
of the 'year. to 422.
A :total of $130,677,70,7 in 'wages
''and salaries was paid to Bell em;
ployees in 'Ontario and'. Quebec
.v ...•last' year. At ,the •end Qof. 1956 the
kcotmpany employed 39,688, Pee -
Pie; 24,056 • women and 15,632
HELENS
The' ladies are 'reminded of the
March meeting' of the:Women's.
Institute this. (Thursday) after
noon at 2 . o'clock. Roll call A,
communityproject for: the' com
P J
ing year.
Congratulations : ark -due'` �M
e Huron 11
..'ray � Gaunt, '•Who won'. the .
Crop Improvement • trophy' for
-the highest' score in, the senior
.section of the Junior ; Farmer,
seed; judging Compet'itien : at the
;Seed Fair -at -Clintnn--last ='week.
All the:. ladies of the commun-
ity are invited to the observance
of the ,World Day of Prayer `at
the Manse on Friday afternoon.
at 2;30.
;NI;
Mr.. and *S. i',,: A. 'Murray'
wore: in . Preston oyer last. Week-
encl• : attending the, Qberle Baue
man wedding,
A, .number from. here'' attended
the Robertson -Schumacher, re
ception .at the Bervie IQOF hall'
on Friday evetang
Mrs Herve. r . Hodgins and Miss
May Boyle Spent a; few days:'
with 'I�o don' relatives.
Mr, Is Orley Bushell met ith-
painful accident `when :he shad
Us. fpot injured in . a• bush ae
trident,
The, .Y,P.A enjoyed .a *at
Ing.. Partk: at. ncardane; : .on Sat,.
urd�ay, evening..
Mr. and' Mrs. ,Arljtur Hakle
1Vlr an 'AMrs, .Haw ird :Bennett'
and son., Howie of • Toronto •visit-
ed" on ',Saturday with relatives
here,; Mrs'. M. Dudley, w1 e has.
(been; in . Toronto, for ,. 'several
week's, :returned' with them.
The Happy • Hour.:.' farm forum
entertained .the 'Purple. Grove
.and Silver i, ake fora i. at 'the
school on: Monday ;evening. They
were very 'pleased to welcome
Mr. and .Mrs. Campbell. Thomp-
son of Lucknow.. Mrs. Thompson
• gave a very interesting' 'talk and
showed pictures of their recent
,overseas,--: trip ..
Mrs J. W Colwell'spent a •levy
days during the week with her
sister, -..Mrs. Wm. Bushell and
with'' Mr..;,. and 'Mrs. .Currie Col
well and ' fariily.
We• are pleased .to report that
Mrs. Catherine Hewitt, who' ;has;
been confined lebed' at`Lthe home.
of. Mr. ' -and Mrs. George Gra-
ham,:.is -steadily, imp owing
Mr Douglas lialdenby-:presid
ed: for... .. the meeting.' of the
,. which was': held . Sun-,
'day evening at the home. •of. Mr
and ;Mrs. Jack Hewitt and fam-
,ly: The Hyrnn: "At the 'name. of
•:Jesus was sung and the scrip-'
`'ture was read`'•by. . .Marie Schnel-
! ler. and Rey. :J • A. Palmer led
•in'prayer'and'; also gave the 'mot
The: roll call was' ' a verse ,from
St..Luke .answered :by. 28. mem-'
bers; On : March '17t/i• they will
have as. guests the A.Y.P.A. from
Kingarf; ` Those assisting with, the
,prograrn were Rae • Haidenby,
Alice Haldenby, Douglas Halden.
by, Betty Haldenby.; 'Jack Col-
Well thanked the .:hostess and
Alice Haldenby thanked ' those
Mur-
ray
whr-prepared the pr•�ogr-a -
Dainty, refreshments"were• served.
�1V>rr and. Mrs.•Howard •:Thomp=
son • and Bert. of Purple Grove'•
visited on Saturday evening ;with,
•Mr. and. Mrs: Torn .Hodgins.
-Mn'a'nd Mr"s: Jr3zi" 'Smith • and
family. 'visited 'on Sunday . with,
'Mr. :and' Mrs. Wm. ; Cox; ,
The 'I.W.I. „will meet' in. the
hall. on 'Thursday afternoon Rq 1
call Should- public 'school: c uld
ren 'have homework; topic,. IS the
Red ` School. house still doing a
::good- job for !house
mot
�to '.hiving-a-l-i-te-i.s ; mores-rn-pont
ant than;• making living,,;,direct-
ors, Mrs: ' ,Alex+'Percy, Mrs. 'Rich,.
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and .Elliott, Mrs. Jack 'Ackert,
'Mrs, .Wes ':Guest.•
The venin'g: Guild < met ori
Thursday evening :at th. Beet-
ory,, Bervie, , w�hen.`Mrs.k(Rev.)
Palmer was ' hostes's ,` Mrs. 'Ron
whacker. presi e oowing
the hymn-, Mrs. 'George Halden-
Eby read •. the scripture • and• the+=
meditation Was taken ;'by . Miss
May`":Boyle "Preserve`' 'was ,the
ward ,for the 'roll call, it was
On ` March 3rd the regular
meeting of the Str Helens,. Y.P.U.
was, held with nine present. The'.
neetirvg -o iced with -Anne -Todd=
taking ••the a worship. Rev. Green
led in', Bible 'Study.:Anne 'Todd
led in a sing Mong • and, -this was
followed ,by the administration.
With the new .president, Marvin.
IMcOdnald, in charge.
'utes of the 'last meeting and the
,treasurer's report ere ' read and
adopted:- Following , recreation,
Rev, Green closed the meeting,'
-with the `tbenedicttan:
mora :.
Expenditures for •new 'construc
tion totalled:.5199,5000000 a.nd..-jbhe'.
enmpany ' expects 'to.
Other 1 R,
$� ? , , Q40+QQD_ori ' construe, • , ,Motorists .>whd drive 'like .light-
ning fr`equently, .strike, trees
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tiont during 1957.;
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HOWARD `AGNEW • Residence •:
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decided .;to'. add to the kitchen
supplies. • Rev..1. A'. Pal;ner. clos-•
ed. the meeting ,with: . prayer. A
sale of articles was :held:and 'Mrs
Donald-' Gillespie gave the '"clos .
ing remarks:: The .:March meet-
ing.' will •be•.�held,at the home of
Mrs. :Jack' 'Hewitt.
Mr, and Mrs Chris.Shelton•of
Lucknow .visited en 'Sunday. : with
friends` here. •- .
Mr.. and .Mrs Hoiiara::McGuire
visited :;on • Sunday with F. Mr. :and.
.e-Yaldea
On Wednesday "evening, March•.
13th, the . first in a series of,
events to raise .funds for the:
Village.. Centennial' will be held
in:, the. school and will take the,
form of �a progressive euchre and
crokinole, a rummage, 'sale and'
refreshinents..• .•
Word was 'received here of the
death of the late George • Hunt-`
ley at .Ingersoll: He. was well!
known here. ' Ris wife; ;was . the
former. Belle Kaake •
,Mr: Wrin:. Stant ''and son °Dick,
of North` Bay visited' over the
week -end' With .relatives here`
Larry' Stanley of Kinloss; spent
the week -end' with . Leonard and .•.
Arthur Stanley.
Mr. and : Mrs. Jack Barr' visited
Sunday with Mr..--and-Mrs.T
Morrison; Whitt. urch.;
To assure hard ice,
ficient . ice -making machine is
required in: the Paisley arena.,
'An': expenditure' of $3,000 would:`
'accomplish this, it is claimed by'
the com an which installed the
system...
Middle. age is, :when ° .ou keep,
thinking that"by tomorrow you'll
feel as good •asever:
Gut the tune.atid expense of raising: chicks with. Swift's
ew Ghiel3ttrter. SiLesseec!2ss time is :needed,
now. Give your chicks a better start in life with Swift's
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new formulation: of animal' and .vegetable proteina,
new. growth- factors, and Cahgen
omeintoday. We have the starting feed that 'opens 'up
new 'opportunities for ''poultry profit.
CALOGEN is Swift's spee,at ,blind of ammo fats and assacicted truce o.,tnentl .
O. ELLIOTT
3' Nolyrod, Ont, L;.- Phone Ripley24-ray
Order 'Swift : Nicholas Pdults proved
best in :Just 8. weeks!
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