HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-02-05, Page 6tTHE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO:
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Sth, 1919'
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BACKWARDS
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'renting r .Own
Animals
We have veterinary ' products for every need..
• Pinkeye and wound spray
• Anthon .Horse Wormer
Seou'rex tablets.,
Udder .Rub
1
01
• Terramycin Soluabtle
ypzine Concentrate
Wormer
16 ''oz and. 1 gai
Vit, ADE Injectable
30c and; .100 cc •
1.
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1 'Anti Mast Infusion.
For Mastitis
1
Pen S'
mposil
-Mee and Wm
At 'a low price
At a , low price .._
Alnico! of Chloram •enc � 1
ph o.
Injectable,
Yoo cc
.111Wr _- - W.•
I.r:UiIIbaCh Pharma
PHONE S22-3•14
ree Film Plan — Animal Health
eir(oortr'
lay
TINEL4I
WITH _MARGARET THOMP,SON
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20 'YEARS AG kmg.around his chopping rrrill,•he
, O fractured his arm between the
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FEBRUARY 1949 elbow and his sl ou,1der :
The first two Weeks Of February
A "Bridge arid.
nd E'.uchre`Marathon"'
saw fine winter weather with
was organized in Lucknow to: run• almost total absence of wind.
during month: of Febrii'ary'. .
• M the annual meeting. of .the
Agricultural Society. George•
Kennedy was named the, new'
president : ;He succeeded."Wallace
Miller ; who retired •after holding
the office for two years:.
Frank Thompson..was appointed
municipal treasurer of Kinloss "I
Township. He succeeded Thomas
Gaunt, who had• filled the post for
the past; quarter of 'a 'century
'The Sentinel installed a 'newultra•'
superspeed' Heidelberg automatic
• ` printing press. It replaced a
ifaithful old•hand-fed press:
Margarine reached .local retail
$outlets in thie • village., for its. first
appearance ,here.
The two-story home of: Edgar
f-Hod$es at'Dunganiton, was burned
to the ground : The fire was believ-:
ed:to have started, from overheated
pip
ungannon W I
DU&G.r1NT NEWS•
angannon omen .s . ns
net at the hoine•t:if Mi..",,Flora Lurs
nin
It Ts, W .,, Zinn'presided ; open-
i.n'the1meeting with Oh Canada
and the 'The .iiar Stewart
Collect was repeated in mil,;
The roll tall , : iSplay and cit
ent on ;a textile heirloom was an
swered •by, fourteen .n3oers ad •
�Y Y,titi' , i 1i1I3 `• .i1L3 T%i i. ;,:leader of
liane1: "Fabr1•• `:oris tbepa_st
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YEARS...A.
fiEBRUARY 1929 `
S. S.; .No : 16 Ashfield named'the
following pupils; Frances Crozier,.
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Eileen Treleaven,,: Anna Treleaven
Colin'Crozier , Alex Gauley; Beth
Mc Connel;.:
lWilliam Watt , Benson
Shackleton, Beatrice Treleaven,
arry: Swan, :,Lorne -Hasty. , Reggie
Gauley., Tommy Culbert, Violet
Culbert , ,Iona Swan, Kenneth
Gauley Cecelia Watt, Palmer
Kilpatrick `teacher
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By Rosemary Foran and
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, Ma.ry : Bongertman •
We. ver ��.. thatA lex Chis -
are ' e er) so ry '
holm l�gham hospital.' is in the W` ital.
,
Harvey Treleaven disposed of his
..i raFst$re-a On`t0-5a
Swan Who obtained possession •
•March. 1st. Mr'. 'Treleaven took 'in
'exchange the•one hundred acre
farmabout two .miles' west of
,.Get better soon:Alex Dun annon':.'
Miss.' De Brit' final .'
has: all the
yn. Y . .
bumpstaken outof her car'a 'again . • George -Had b
� ..: g �. g . 1 en y of .ICmlough incl
On Wednesday we en`o. ed; a holi- with .a painful accident: While wor,
,. y ) Y
dad", because of icy toads
Mrs O' Keefe is teac"hing.grades
two and three beea se Mrs .• Frayne.
s`ek
men -,bet ria elv M' eor�e.,' \;onda).:iY►'as skating.gday for 'us
Fz,ri ;ton 'snake milt I s'L • �: again .inthe. Ripley Arena
!\t. rn_'marr Receses and noon hours are very
Ar -s., busy with Captvin .ball and basket
AN" , Wic=nins imittincr.\rrs.t:. ai.- -ba-Il touxna Ira s. P s -s
C orcber3-and.3'.tia,r
�h&:,. 1rnell on en broia eit 4
.aid neediz4..aft
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Durnin had :y. ondc dim
t'? % one of
tic 'so: )e ;far -;?n.'
year ' old ' Also or: y1cli r, ay 1M 3: the
tns-t t ate 1.x.4 R 'C
3'1c 'Ks 25 _ "e 1 " cY� . e
• ah2 c'ldg rr.e-mbers
events to.r. v 1: i e.,
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leariv
filar is and t...t. a -nave one
:heir 1rne.
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Mf land:.M=s ',fired Thompson
D,e nr' ar d sills- of Coo sville spent
the wee -end },, it . her parents. :\il ...
and Mrs; , Zi
ordon'cPhe.son,'
NCiss T.Ma:i' !usray i5, a patient at
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X14 i.n uam. and District Hospital
this Past week.
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Set.y:
enoyed'aShoot Fatty
at -:elegy;. on.'F idaV evenin_
a re uon h' :Vas", Alex
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"las : its an w o}3 :t ?e' traveAi.n
shoot and the cos latii y; ri e.i t4, �.,:.. tease �piIrey and
}.,'OPr.,:e..on....The .a' e rt parts` .
'Lsice. _ n'.a,. fid awi , n.].W'hi . Fe;brziary;
S 4.4 z'.:e. 3 a:t..rti: t:te a:1. he held of
a d er n'bon a: c. ion }'
u �i7 .$: '�tr ?4 ..�5 ses as _•. es:
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60 YEARS AGO:
.FEE,RUARi 1909
Five members of the Pipe Band
went, . to Grand Rapids:, Michigan
under engagement to' play for, a
grand Bonspiel ; namely, W.H.
Young , John and Kenneth MacLenn
an, Neil MacCallum and Alex•
McPherson.
Moorehouse Mitchell purchased a
mill and 700 acres' of .fine timber
near Flesherton. ,.
John Button was' making good
progress with his new saw mill and.
it was expected to be in
operation in the: spring:
In' a hockey match played in the
Lorne.. rink Luckiiow , 'the home •
team.carneout on top 15 2
against Listowel The uckiiow ; .
line-up wag' G', •MacQuaig,, Goal; .•
N: Welsh , , Point; P . MacCoy,
Cover point; : W . • Johnston , Centre;
R .Johnston', Right Wing;. J.
,Habbick , Rover
Advertising supports and sustains
a freeP ress in a free, society for the
information and benefit of,' •
free People. •
Nancy
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:irkIand'
resident`
The first meeting of the Zippy
Zionettes was held at the home of
Nancy, Kirkland on February 1 at.
1:30..: The `:leader , Mrs Ritchie Co
ened the ,meeting with the 4-H'
pledge;
Next we'had the"election,of
officers 'asafohows: President.-'.`
NancyNanc Kirkland, Vice President
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Donna, Ritchie, Press Reporter.=
Barbara 'Wilkins and Secretary
Everyone. We decided to keep,
Substantat
Discofllts
i oil an•d grease
Book your oil and :grass,
rquir.•ments NOW and •SAVE
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Lucknow
District Co-op
Phone .528-2125
Zippy. Zionettes .as the :name of our `.
club. Our meetings will be held on
Saturday afternoons. The next
meeting will be, Friday, February
at4:00 at Brenda Ritchie s;..,
• •We received our member's;
,pamphlets ;and discussed the con-
, tents of the' unit, Mrs
.gave: us'a'quiz on Working Proced-
:u'res.:•Achievement Day -will -be -on-:
April 16 or, 27. We have an exhibit •
entitled 'Several Ways to.. Use
Liver":
• In Group Work we checked "What
know"`and ."What wewant to
-know-on-pigge%n=our-•M-e-mber-s
Pamphlet: •
Mrs. Ritchie, discussed 'Choosing'
Meat for Health" and Mrs. Hunter,
discussed Meat and .its Food
Value with the members
The' meeting' was closed with the ,
4 H song.
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