HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1957-05-01, Page 5WEDNk3SD 1", MAY ,1st,' 1857
1 T(; toW • 'S
ENTIN4, LUCKN'4W,,:
The April meeting. ,pf Dungan,,
non Women's Institute was held'
'• on Thursday evening, Apri1;25th.
.;The meeting opened -in 'thel sua1;
way with .Mrs. Errington , presid.
;ng and .27. ladies and six girls.
YEARS SERVICE
t.ST HELEN $ _NEWS l;;
+Mrs. Gordon, 1VIacPherson was
honored by the. gift 'of a ' �cextif '-
-o
Robertson . returned with -•„thei.n
for the week -end. • r
Mrs. Andrew Jamieson; Wood,
stock, --Visited with 'her sisters,
Mrs. George S. ' Emerson,. last
week
resen ,,- The motto was given by cate for seven' ,years. suecessfui ,.
work as. :leader: -of he Girls Club
TVIrs Raymond Finnigan{ Var SEED . T'
iety is the Spice .of Life. The at Achievement Day; held in'the
,secretary read . the:.m}nutes of, Wingham. District High'School
the last,meetin and a t k o' last' :Wed nesday, She, : with the i HARVEST
g than
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eardafor. 'gifts that ,had beenSept:assistant leader, Miss .Jean Ait=
(By J Carl Hernir :` :I
'to the Cancer Society cupboard .chison and their' 12 Hiappy'Hand- ;,
•.The:.i -r..aft r s •Ha . New;' Y T
-.. in• Goderi.ch,. roll.. ncalla• was, . � e,: ��• compt�sed the. .. FPY, . , ; ..ear farmers. _.
club resent, : The know by the calendar this'.greet-
' Meat;cuts ' and their location. Mrs, : p project .was•
Lorne' I•vers was a ointed a del-, sleeping' garments, Working with ing, is• a. bit late, but 'to farmers
Ap� I .•think, is � ri °.se in
egate� to ;the 'District 'Annual at, •Wool., will',be• the Fall project,., • .. . , • ,, e
F ng ed g is tnexb
Benmiller .church on: May'. 22nd. Mr.. Archle Aitchison, • Jean, ginning of a new yearn.
Donna and AotLAric Mr _an': �.:. During;
,_,: , r-s.=-Z?Varrer-r-•-Zinn � is t e�.a te- ,._:,: _ . , _:.... .. �1-••:Mr-s. �--•ls ,
nate, A short report. was given' Ernest. Button Of Lucknow.:were farxners, have .been:. making. plans
with regards .the millinery, `'at• `Maple Grove. do .Saturday for for our crops. What variety: •of
course, We2 think those that took the` : marriage. of the former's oats: should ..we 'sow? Can .we.
�,the "cOUrse enjoyed it A' dem-
oust ton
son • Mr. John Aitchison,' to Miss Scratch up enough money f.or
as 'given 'by 'Arida lMary Snowden ,.Best wishes go to- try fewcies of buckwheat on
thatf'
elll `11v, at $lackstock,,itis' the twitch. Novo
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terials and -the � proper way •of�a •wi.. we., are. •hard° at the aeedin ' .
Mr. and .Mrs. Callum Cameron e h ed g,
shrinking :.and. • cutting sleeping,
garme-nts. The topic novas under •and Carol ;of Detroit were' guests car-
rying out the :plans.vve Made, try
the leadership '• of Mrs:.. H,' Me-
'Whinney and ;-took the form': of
•,..a skit on ' Canadian Association.
,..x...of onsumers..w th Mrs..Ho-. dges,.
Mrs.• 'Rutledge, Mrs: McNee and"
Mrs, ..Irvin.•taking' part, The re.
ports of the; tanding dill rn trees
• •'were quite', worthy of .mention,
•showing,,the;Institute had a; year
well•_spent ,together,' A spice
test was held with Mrs. Wilfred
.•Pentland winnrng.•theprize. Swig
g.
: ing of The Queen and lunch cone.
c u e e meetil]g, .
of Mr. and Mrs. John. Cameron
last week.
Miss •Marjory Stuart of Chicago
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is a visitor, �th �a
Mr.nd , Mrs;_
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George Stuart..
.Miss' Annie '.Durf n is •;a pat-
ient •,, Hes-,•
pita! Her many friends hope for
a speedy recovery.:..• ' .'
Miss Margaret Miller, who Will
graduate at Stratford ord General;
Hospital: on May 16th; was. . home
for' the ,..Weekend:
-Mr- aY -
.. I•fubert. Taylor of=Vancou=
'ver is a visitor with . his btother,
:Mr . Albert Taylor' and Mrs: Tay
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The: May ;meeting .off the Wo-
men's • Institute will 'be held fr.'
the Community Hall • this after
noon . -(Thursday). at 2.00 o'clock.
•Roll call, ' Housecleaning : :hints.
ing to produce •a better crop than"
we did last year. •
While. We' are riding the •tractor
back and forth across the fields •
I" t~hinkt .is •a . wonderful time
to find the answers to some clues,
tions
How .are you going to market
this crop? Is it. a cash. .Crop? 11
so' Will the soil Ibe depleted? How
can you arrange to leave an
equal amount of fertility:to your
son Who' Will. take; over , twenty
-years'-from now? . , •
Consider these ' 'things whale'
you are. sowing •.because that crop
is =of no,va•lue`•to you and .t'o'ur
family urnless• you.: can dispose of
it profitably, Are you making.: a
financial success of : farming. by
what you are doing • or by what,
you and your farnifir are doing
Miss W • D.; Rutherford- Will tell without?
The yl?'ederaton of Agrieuii..
is your organization : and : is a'ltble.re
Barbour and .Mrs: L. McNeill and` willing, to' help you :to im
The regular .meetini of :the ;S . pro a the position ;of: the4arrning
u
nal :farmer gives sufficient .sup -
RRX and" RODNEY O ►T
Registered N;o l . .. . ! ; $1', 80 '. per bus el
Commercial No. ' 1
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41;55 per bushel
GALORE BARLEY'
Nol a
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Com' erc
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�2��00 ea
All Grain' � Is `Treat
d Ia In 'tie* -Bags •`
Prices AreF:rt7 Lucknow
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Lucknow, ()Mark; :Phone 21.w
PLUS
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REGIFFER. IN:. Ott
If you buy a TOro Mower dur-
ing the* contest and .yon are a
'winner .
,OPUBLE THE itETAIL: PRICE
209 Toto MOwers ;as additional
dens YP.0 was. Held ori April ' s ry' :un ess e in avid-
28th. The..president was in charge
of' the .' administration. We . -dis-, port nothing :will 'bes' accomphsh-
cussed •holding a varietyprogram ed
'and also helping .with: the',fiower
service. Rev; • Green t-ook.. the,
Bible, study and ' Anne Todd • led
a sing song. Marvin• ' McDonald
took the ,worship"senviee., ow-
ing a.•hort recreation: Rev Green
dosed : the meetingwith bene-:
HUIRON : Co, . CROF. REPORT
(13y A S Bolton),
Heavy .;rains duri,ng the .later
part- of, the, week" tempdrari,ly
halted seeding ; operations, 'Which
started on Monday of this; week
is ion. or a arge 'percen age of :the far=
G•eorge • and Marilyn` McQuillin -mess ` n `the'County.• Farmers re
have ,retur..ned tofiamilton • after port. that 'most 'of • the fields :are
'visiting duringFaster' week-vuith in goad working rdndi•t onanci whip:,.. -=v he e he resides -until-
-their cousins, Mary and Barbara '•that : a• good 'seed gybed could be'l seven years ago' They spent two
:;L'urdon_.-an.d-:,other-Tela:tives. . of—year-s--at--Fordw=ich~•anil-• ve •years
cultivation.•ago, moved to .Ashfield Township.
PUJRPLE:. GROVEI Fall wheat, shay and ' pasture', when they purchased the:Lanes°=:
crops are making a very; rapid" vihe general: •store. from Albert
growth, with the warm humid Johnston'
weather whi.ch prevai-led d-urin The funeral -:-service was :held-;
the •week.` 'As is the; case mostat the Hardy:l+unera1 Home, gar-•
years,. a ,large nurnber of ';farm= II riston, on Priday, April 26th con=
ers neglected to- obtain their seed ducted by Rev: Fowler of Knox
'supply before .it , was • needed. Presbyterian Church,:...Interment
'Consequently the seed cleaning; was :iii• Harriston Cemetery The
plants havebeen, working.;at top l paIllbearers 'mere.',tett Alton,
TING.
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We now have our. 1957 Malting B'arleY y.. contracts •
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available -and.' 'contracting.* . ,
are both our. Luelcngw
and ''.ey
Ri l `
p Elevators.' • ' ...
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TPlease get in touch with ;us• early : to arrange:
:your• seed requirements.
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'PHONE 9, LUCKNOW
OBIT1ARY.
JAMES DONALDS'ON,
James: DonaldsonL Laneswille
storekeeper; passed „away. in .St.
Joseph's • Hospital,; London,,, on
•Tuesday, April23rd; after. , a
lengthy • illness. He' had been hos'
pitabzed, since' mid-February...
"' 1VIr Donaldson : was in :his 77th
year He was 'born in Minto
•Townshiip ..near Harristan,., and
was one .'• of a family of• twelve
children:: born; to Thomas Don-
aldson' and Mary'Arm Nutborri:. '
r -Donaidsdn's: widow, the.
former Matilda Emmnilin:e: Collis;
wase also 'a native of'M.intoThawn
: Mary •Lo,u Collins had her. ton-.
The Club..Girls, held their rneeek
mg at the 'home ;of Mrs. Howard:
„Linda,: Venda,' 'Elairi:RuniSaY 'of
WeSton (visited laSt week at the'
speed to meet . this last minute Cyril_ Campbell and—Grayclon
Currie, ,,also Mrs. Gertie Walsh
rush for seed. " I Ritchie , Ashfield
and three former Minto neigh'
bors,' Chas.' Weber, Chester ;Lyons
and 'Dick Arthurs; _ '•
Desitl s is -wife, Ir: Donald,-
son is survived by one son, 'Peter
ofKjtehener and: two. daughters,''
Mrs.: Ira S fall (.Myrtle); of. •Conn;
'and Joan, a student'. at . Lucknow.
District High School...: There are
two grandchildren: ••
• • Surviving :: al sox :are two sisters,
Mrs 'Allan Porterfield .(Mary)',, of
Fiowick, "Mrs. Howard Peckens.;•
(Margaret)•• of Detroit and ,a bra-
aldson . of :.•
,Greenock: The elate :Simon' Don-
aldson, well known in this .:corn
ai unity;: wasganbther'`brother.
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Community shoPperss :on the. ques-
tion of :Friday or' Saturday 'night
open. There were 65P 'Totes for
rural, and Urban Votes' was Made: '
'Following this. a poll of, the mer -
Chants was taken, and: Friday
night Open, Oairject: g6 to
liar:bard, and lona Visited. at.the..
on 8•Unday:
od 'last .Wednesday .with their
netta, .Jeanette, Barbara gob Si
'Mit. Andrew • PatterSori. spent
your ..grandfatlier Was.. '
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w.
last Week,
Mr. .Ce'Cil Dore left; fOr a, trip
family: visited at . the' hOme.s. of'
HURON & ERIE
MORTGAGE CORPORATION
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, Mrs. C01147.'0'1'. visited last, Week
•vi'gitod last week. at 'the home 'Of
spent Weariesday the
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