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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1957-04-03, Page 6'A Two a , cicNow INEL th ow ONTARIO . AiR1I4 34d,; 1957 IAT ANN , lNCING he Appoin4ment of. as sole district agent for CHORENIASTEIA SPRINGFIELD OWER MOWERS A N.I. ERSARY" (ST. HELENS NEWS) The family' " of Mt' and Mrd„ Colin. McDonald. of St, Helens: gathered_afor&unpr_"isg 444.41'. 109RMAst uiprnen and suppuEs ittlERIMOWER, Want low,,cost help in your yard and garden work? The versatileTiller-Mower switch- es (in just 30 seconds) from tilling to inowing. It does all ground work, mows grass and weeds, pulverizes fallen leaves. e ton t pecialtie Phone 80, Lucknow " •io erators - Insurance ANIMAL COLLISION inaurance will pay up to $300.00 for Your farni if killed, . or -injured an -d -has to be -destroyed -,--while on - it public-highwar-ln-additionL--the-owner-is protected from resulting hal?) ity to others. This is only one of the many coverages of Co-op. Consult your local CIA agent for AUTOMOBILE, ACCIDENT & SICKNESS, • CECIL ..FALCONER,*Iiitechnreli, JIM: POWERS, .DiStrict Manager 9119 17 o ' r, an a1d's . 42nd anniversary on Mai 31st, After a. social evening a bount,� iifu1; lunch , was; served and Mr. and Mrs.. McDonald. were pre. sented "with a ,rocker, and'.a post ted ;plant: Seven of their .nine' children were present „ for ; the ` ''occasioni, also ``fifteen grandchildren,. Those.. _,,unab1e.ho :atteria were: Mr, :and' 'Mrs. Earl M aDonald, Gail and Debbie, Mr, and .Mr's, Harvey .McDonald,. all' of London. and Betty 1V1cDonald• of St. Hel ens, Mr.. and Mrs: Lorne Woods & Donna 'were week -end visitors. with Mrs. Robinson. Woods. at Kitdhener and: attended "Holiday On Ice„ ;Miss Margaret Miller was home from Stratford for the "Week -end.' :The ladiei are reminded of.the . annual meeting .of the • Women's institute. this r' (Thursday) . after- noon at' 2.00 `o'clock:; .Mrs.` B. F: Green will `he the special 'speak- er Green the roll call is .; "paying. of.. fees .and the, historyof your' farm. Mrs. W. A Humphrey..is con valescing at ,;'the 'home of. her. daughter, Mrs; ..Roy, Robinson of Belgrave, after`'several weeks .,in Victoria Hospital; London. Miss , W. D. Rutherford and Mt: and Mrs., T J: Salkeld returned on Sunday' from a• five-week holy idayat Lakeland, 'Florida: Rev. and Mrs.' B. G. Green and Mrs.. W., I. Miller .w.ereLin Clin- ton 'on Wednesday for the Huron Presbyterial` a the W;1VLS: held in Wesley -Willis' United. Church:: • =Raise Eunds;For .Bus Trip The_piipils and. their.: teacher, Ross. Errington of,' S.S.' . No. 3, helda very successful euchre and box social in :the school- last'Fri day : evening Twelve tables' were. in progress with high honors go ing to :Mrs. Allan: Cranston and Frank McQuillan and consOla tion.:prizes to Joan 'Devereaux' &, Reg Broome. Corinne Cranston, St Helens, won :the child's blank- " et and. Harold : Errngton of R.R. '2,; Auburn;, held the lucky ticket on ast-week,:the-•Dominion. GQver ►.menu placed,_ a floor prk.e under..sklm milk pow" er . o ;guars „tee, You .year round '. -hl her; prices for. whole milk A shortage of milk' is g taeln" this g "country unless you do y your .part by producing more: TO SFIIP HOLE MI e. first two weeks ,.,iUr"Marcili the :average 'incardipe___CireainerY,lete,ived '0.86, Per cwt. The swing 'in Bruce County is definitely to whole milk. Four years age when we opened the first manufactured. ' milk plant in this area 'Of- Ontario, ne one *;a.s. shipping milk except tO local dairies. 'Since then, over 600 Bruce . ' County cream shippers have -switched to shipping whole • milk, YoUr future .liee M. Whole milk. It, guarantees You' higher -prices, and 'a good -reliable -long- -range-Market; that Will .prepare You for eventually better than .$4,00 milk prices,: TRY "WHOLE. MILK 'THIS yEAR . It -brings you higher returns, ifar leas work,- and a more effiCient • all around Operation. If you are , interested please :us COLLECT at 176 Kincardine and eUr fieldrnan be glad to call; -supPly ,You with. cans, ,g0c1 arrange:to have 6dr:trtiek ',pick up your milk. - incardine reamer balite 'PHONE 176, KINCARDINE arlirerferergarwminirmliririrmnirsinirdrwftrimarusrmrk HURON Co. FROP REPORT WEDDING BELLS • •ENJOYS FRIENDS FROM The wedding took: place. •en Pyl,.n. 'Of Margaret; eldest daughter Kinross, and Frederick; eldeat son 04 00 vows=were-exchanged in a candlelight ceremony:- at the home of the-groorn's parents'and perfornied by Major Rankin: *of the SalvatiOn Army. Given maniage by her ____Iather the bride . were a pink box suit with black accessories. She' was *attended by her friend Miss Graee Leghorn, Who wore a grey box suit The groomsman was -Barrie Woodley, brother of - the groom. 'Book's Re'staurant, south of Lon- ' don. 'They will reside in London. We have received .the follow- ing letter frOm Mrs. Allan Stiiart of Eganville, who was formerly -Ethel Martin of the. Param • We enjoyed yeti.r trip overseas and I see the 'organizations .are k,Sentinel Continues' to he the !paper we ean't do 'without -and think the success of it .is cer- ,tainly due to the Ptiblishers: You all arotind the town and 'offend .no one. We have had a beautiful PURPLE GROVE r., and. Mrs. Frank. Dore aUd :family spent Triday evening! at the home ofisMr. Milten. Stanley. son and Gerdon iviSited at the home of ;Mr. and Mrs. Burton • and farnily visited. at the horne of Mr. and MrS. Frank liilaidden on Friday night. " Tarn); Ferum 'Were 'entertained at the liOnie of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gatiley. 'A .Chicken :dinner:, Was- the- lawn •• ornament. Children em,oyecl bY winning' prizea for selling the gr.' and:Mrs. Donald. McFarlan most tickets were as• f011oWs:4, visited, in.' Winghani: . with. her, Foram children, 'Terry Witsen 'and Mother, • Mrs. -•Jenes. . ;Son made a' verY capable auctiOn-, e'er for. the box social.. proceeds: •of the 'evening will be used to g6 on a .bus trip to Detroit, on • A bountiful' .Pot , luck • supper was. held in the Sit. Helens VII - lied Church last Saturday .night 'spensereci. by' the 17.P.1..I..FolloW- ink; the supper the regular mg, to 'Pembroke Collegiate: I, was 'glad to have Some LUck-, ites ,on_Melast summer Mrs' Philip MacMillan 'attended the, Legion, 'Auxiliary. in Eganville winter: Not much ;snow, rnayi3e, „and we had a. althetigh, lVtarjorie---Irwin, Frances Scott; Roslyn &Aran, Velma'Gawley vis- ited with Miss Mary 1VICCosh, last week. • grodnd ..has • .dried :sufficiently to low. farmers in, the Seuth• plewing,'„;and_;., top dressing 6f wheat 'and hay' and pasture...1f,, appear to"have ;Wintered ..reas911- ably 'Well hut some' could .1.1o, .of ,:arnonituri. 'nitrate filo next couple of Weeks. Althoigh for Garry. oats the ..supplY of geed: Brant 'bariey. is very • Scarce an.d has reached.:a priee of' 0;35. per bushel- for.. regiatered • seed... An,' extremely 'good ,ruif:ot maple' OP has -been ,.reperted ditring. the Past five Years: at sti An • T RD El 5 Or .6, inch6$. That celd week wag 1' .didn't lino* her betfore. Mr., anywhere' from ,20' degrees., be- and Mrs. Jack Metkinagh and two • 1 ,boys called Oh', the. trip'' they toOk in the daytime te 40 be ow . to Montreal and, down, through at night but we have had a , lot don Jamieson Spent part of. a. week. 'with. • of ,stin all winter. John and Mar- garet have not -missed a day go- El •:-EOW..EARES EVERY". SATURDAY:1Ni AND Aka... APRIL I31:... EX URSION FARES FROM, . ItrusselS Ingersoll ,„,:„..\$3,70 Stratford Elora Listoivelv ' Watford 'Georgetown,. $,1.26:. ''OWen Sound „$4.15 *-71riiyotririg Corresponding' fare4 :from' Intetniediate Writelikfait • of 440.