HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-03-15, Page 7WEDNESDAY MARCH 15th 1967::
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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`DISEASES.
BRUCELLOSISCauses 'aborties it's to 7' months, results •In
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many sterile cows. Avoided: by early vaccination of
all. heifers and 'artificial Insemination::
TRICHOMONIASIS causes early abortions from: two months,
' Cows discherg. and •baaomo sterile. Spread. by bulls.
There is 'no complatly afiPoetive treatment. Avoided.
by artificial insemination.
.VIBRIOSIS 'causes brooding- problems, low. conception rates,.
early. 'abortions, • Irregular :boat; periods and., dis..'
charge. Spread by bulls. Treated by. briding rest
. then artificialInsemination,. Avoided by artificial
insemination: •
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YOU CAN PROTECT YOUR HERD FROM:
THE SPREAD OF THESE DISEASES, AND
USE TOP QUALITY' SIRES THROUGH THE
SERVICES OF •
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Mrs.. Anne 'Wall and Mrs.
Ka ue, both, of .Teeswater; visited'
on Sunday! with Mr, and Mrs. Mor
ley. Wall and family •
'A number from here, -attended the'
openhouse ,at the Culross. -Tees- '.
water'.Public ;School ;held. last Mon-
day'nighta .•
Mr ;Wand Mrs ' Lloyd Husk and-.•
family. of.Kinloss .visited :on Friday'
night with Mr'and Mrs James:.
Haldenby and girls: '
Mr and Mrs. Ernie Harina.'and.
family 'spent the weekend with
Dr.'and Mrs: ;D; A.' Willitts: and
family; of Mount Albert ,
Mr:. ands Mrs,' James Haldenby
and giros visited' on: Sunday with
Mr..apd,Mrs: Bill Haldenby and' '
family:
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BROWNIE NEWS .
BY :SUSAN' HALL
The Second Lucknow Brownie
Pack met 'at the Town Hall; 0 Tues. -
day,. March 7th,
A game was led. by . Nanc. Ritchie.
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Fairy. Ring was,held with Susan Hall
.as Fairy Queen. All the Brownies
spent some time on semaphore.
A Golden:. Hand Ceremony for
Nancy Ritchie who received' her
Golden'Hand..Badge was then held..
:During Pow: Wow, Tawny Owl
told a story. and gave •out'
Centennial Badges. The meeting
closed with: the squeeze and chimes
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_A•MBERLEY NEWS
A, joint church service was held
at Bethel United.church on Sunday
when'Millarton and Pine' River
congregations joined, in worship.
Rev. Harold Pillen's'sermon on
"Wating'•for God" ,was inspiring
to all'. He -reminded us that God'
does, not always reveal himself to.
us as.:`we expect. He walks. beside
us in the dark shadows of sorrow
and suffering
'PRACTICE TEACHING ,
Phyllis Bradley . of Stratford
Teacher's College taught last'.
week at. Ripley -Huron Central'
School. •
Joyce Thorburn taught in the W. E
Thompson Public. School• in Kin
cardiae last 'week..
PURPLE GROVE
' EUCHRE...PARTY
A card party with. eight tablesof.
euchre ,took place on Friday
evening at the community Centre
Prizes were awarded, to Mrs. Geo-
E
rge merson for ladies high and,••
Sandra Collins; second: Mens
went .to Don Dore , Highest:and,
.Dona Reid., second. The special.
-.prize for; the marked chair was.
taken 'by Mrs. Victor Gawley. It •
was decided the next party"will
beheld on'Thursday, March :23
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On the committee for the party
• were Mrs. Norval. Stanley' and; Mrs.
Don Dore:. Thanks is extended to
Sandra and Margie Collins who •
being the ,first to :arrive had all,the
tables set, up and every. thing"ready
to go which was greatly appreciat
ed,
Weekend guests with !Mr.. 'and •
Mrs. Don McCosh were,Dorinda
and Mary Forster: The girls: ••
took,thebus to school'frornthere
'on 'Monday ''
Bobby, Gunter=spent Saturday
with. Cathy and Jim :pore , 'while,
Jim sperit„Sunday at the Gunters
with''Dat�ny. and Bobby
.=Mr.and
Mrs. Gunter' and the 'rest•.of the
Vfa'mily were visiting.in Sarnia '
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Oatterso—riy-
,RaymOnd.McQUillin and .Cathy •
Forster were dinner :guests on_:Sun.'
day with Mr,'and :Mrs. Ton
'McCosh.. Raymond and 'Cathy spent
the weekend with Mr, and. Mrs.
Gordon Patterson.
Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs:.
Burton Collins' and family were '
• Mr. and Mrs'. 'Glenn Young and
family of. Kinloss, Mrand Mrs.
Jerore S;ehmidt of Mildmay and'
Mrs Gordon.. Patterson of Ripley
Cecil Sutton returned home from
hospital in London 'where he had
spent :pari of la't weeks and 'it is.
hoped, he has improved. '
Mr. 'and'••Mrs. Cecil McNall arid
fa„rnily have .rrioved into the:Mc-
Iver place on' the tenxhand folks ' a
from this district welcome them.
Mr. :and Mrs. Bob. Forster, Mrs `'
Walter Forster and. Mrs; Gordon
Patterson spent Tuesday in Kitch-
ener- •
Visitors With Mr. and Mrs. ;Don
Dore on Thursday evening Were
Mi.' and Mrs. Howard Thompson,
,Mrs , 'Don McCosh visited on
Thursday with Mrs. W.N. Bushell
in. Wingham hospital.. Mr, and Mrs
Ardill Mason of Ripley also visited
her,last week. .
lv .'and Mrs: Walter Forster, r,
Donald and Jamie's ent the'
weekend in Oakville with Mrs and.
Mrs. Bill Robinson. •
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Dong
'Robertson last week were Mrs, J. C,
McNab and Miss Ruth Thohipson.
Of Lucknow,..
Mr, and Mrs, Don Robertson
spent. Sunday in Lucknow where,'.
ehey visited' with relatives,
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were recent visitorswith'•Mr.. and
Mrs Gordon Scott•of,R pley.
•Mr•,' and Mrs.,Orville Tiffin, -
Barry Tiffin of Kitchener, 'Mrs
Stewart ofW'mgham celebrated
ebrate.
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Mr'. !Dan Tiffin's-birthday on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Tiffin and
family at their home at Teeswater
Mr. and Mrs. Don; Gra Bonnie
y, ..., ,
Tommyand Donald spent the
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week end': with •herP arents Mr.. .and
Mrs. Tom Magoffin.
We are sorr.to report Mrs.. Geor-
ge
P.
e Youn •Was admitted to Winh-
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am and District Hospital•. on Satur
'day; We wish her a speedy recov-
ery..
1Ne are sorry to report Clarence
Adams was' hospitalized at Wing
hamon•the•!week end(due tq a car
accident. The community wish:
him. a very•.speedy recovery..
Mr, and Mrs. ,Albert. Coultes,
Russell Ritchie and.Mrs. Vic Emer
sona'
were in London on' Friday
where they visited with .Mrs: Russ
ell 'Ritchie and otherpatients at
St:, Joseph's Hospital., •
Mr.- and Mrs.:.George Fisher were:
'Sunday visitor's With Mr. and Mrs:
•Irwin Carruthers' of ,Goderich
Mr. and; Mrs. Wilbert Proctor of
.Morris Township were Sunday vis-`.
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•Jamieson and with her.mother Mrs
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