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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-01-07, Page 18PAGE EIGHTEEN ,LUCAS - In Wingharn and. . ' � •District Hospital on Thursd.al• . ' • •.' Decernber,25th, to Mr: and Mrs. Michael Lucas of. WingIi m ,: a son, Michael Albert, . CUMMINS - Dr, and Mrs: James Cummtns• of Galt h'app'ily • announce .the birth of their, son; Bernard James on •Wednesday., December 10, 1969;.. in Std. ° • Micha.el's•: Hospital.,:'Toronto., IVii corating Contest Winners in; the Christmas" home -decofy.tingcontest.-sponsored by the Lucknow Horticultural:, Society and :the Lucknow`Legion Were; Outdoor over-all effect; Mr. and.Mrs;'•Keal�vlowbray:Mr. and . 'Mrs Stuart Jamieson ,, Mrs . . - •; Jessie' Stevenson Window ;-Mr.and Mrs Ernest Ackert, Mr,, and Mrs., Henry ', bonais ,' .Mr :.;and Mrs. John '14eut-z .• Winners in the Chfistrnas lighting contest sponsored by the Ripley'Horticultural Society • inrete Mt; and Mrs.. Don 1VIcLay, Gordon Cameron and. Mi. and • Mrs. Oliver McCharles for horns In the window division,' Dr. and Mrs:' Peter, Peter• Bissonnette , • Ripley Meat'Market• and Stewart. Needham were the winners,'' we+F�. 7R. ai116, r i' • .L,tICKNOW SENTINEL, ' LUCKNOW, ONTARIO lamed At London 1 Polio Victim Die 4 S:TEELE - CURRAN Bev G: Daniel and Roseanne Curran of.10 Roekingha;m Court , '. London , :wish to • announce the marriage.of their. mother,, Willa Adeline"Curran to M'r. Jaines. Henderson Steple of London ; The marriage • took place • ;December 6, .1969 in Calvary United, Church ,, I,ondom,� Rei- Graham -Tipple B.A. , B, D. ,. D, D. officiating..' • Attending the couple: were Mr. and Mrs. Roy. N Bentley of Goderich, Mrs. Be.ntley's gown•': was of .pink chiffon. Roseanne Curran .dressed. in white lace• with pink trim was her 'mother's junior bridesmaid.' The“bride,,given.in marriage• byher eldest son Bev G . Curran wore a gown' of royal blue velvet with white accessories.. ” Ushers were .Daniel Curran and. Melvin Blundell• A 'Wedding.dinner was -served • at the Latin Quarter , 'after which. the couple left on a trip to; Nassau:: . • . ' •• The,,pare its of the bride 'are Mr,, and Mrs. Wm. Irvin; Ash- field Township and. parents of:Ythe -groom are Mr. and Mrs. Charles ;After lon.g Illness • The'death-cif•a well ;known Wingharn woman occurred on •Friday', December .19th , when. .Ethel Marie . Cupskey passed 'away at the Wingham and District Hospital, She was 37 years of age, Marie, as she was .familiarly known tb many visitors: to the' • • l ospital; 'wa'sa-vict-i-m-G oiia-in._ :1949 and though confined to a wheel chair,':was often in the , lobby and corridors of the hospital to greet.her friends. • She was born in•Ashfield Town. ship, a daughter > of Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Cupskey , who now reside • in Wingharn.. ' She attended; public, school' at 'Belfast Surviving.besides her parents., . ate two brothers; Gordon of Monkton .and-George-;-Kitc1 ene•r • Service was conducted at the'. R.'•A•;•• Curriel Son funeral home. �onda cember:22nd at ' �on M y , 2 p; rm, by Rev, Roberta H.. Arm Ar Si, 'Andrew's, Presby- terian Church, with interment in the Win g. ham cerneter : The y pallbearers' were Willie Vander- woude `, ' Albert Kitchen,• Jaynes, Cul*,, Alvin f ackett,, 'Harold ,Nicholson. arid -Thomas: Nicholson. The flowers were carried by John Nixon an ona -WED. NE:S.1)4C JANUARY 7th; t,ITO:. 'Spent HolIdays. In Germany 4INLOUGH NEWS 'FloydStanley 'spending pis the: holidays'in Germany; Visiting with Mr. -and Leonard Stanley for Christmas. were' Mr; and Mrs. •A.1berr ' Doerr and. family of Walkerton,.. Mr. and Mrs. Janie's Doerr•and' family ofTRitchener acid Mr-: -a1rd-P Mrs'. Norman Walker and.1,family Of Mildmay. Warren and Mack Doerr remained for their holidays, • Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whiteside Howard and Brian spent a few ' days with her parents Mr.; and Mrs: Art Haldenby. • �irst !r� Contest : DUNGANNON `N&W-S • Congratulations to seven-year.; g. old Wanda: Park on placing, first 'in the .Chti mas colouring Contest sponsored by the Godr- ich Signal Star. Wanda 'Will receive 10`dollars.., :Card Party.. • There were twelve 'tables in play .at the'card party'MV nday eg December 29th in Zion Ha11 sponsored ,by Maple 'Grove L. O'. L. High prizes went to Mrs. Lorne 'lvers andKen' Phillips., Consola tion prizes went to Mrs. Ken Alton and' George . Henry • We .'.heartily .wish that ' this New Year brings • to all, of us the a- biding `love and .un- derstanding that leads to peace ,among'' men. n " you, our o a custoniers for a truly wonderful •,:year. i�- o. . N X ..1 Mr. and 'Mrs. Cliff Langford, . Jamie and Paul•of Woodstock visited during the week with Mr. ' and Mrs. Bert Nicholson; Allan ,and Lois. • ' . Allan 'Nicholson was •amorig•:the guestsat the •McEwan-Anderson • wedding: •hlr. and Mrs.; Ted Evans, Linda , Lar`ry -and Lisa of 'George- town George-town spent New Years: With her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson ' '� M. and:•M'rs.•George: Haldenby entertained relatives, and friends „�': � �r�-ash^,-t�-er-•. . . Mr: and Mrs. Roy Schneller had their family home for Christmas .Day,... . ) es Atµ ingharo DistrictHospital Y •s R. W. HU,TCHISON Rev. J . G Roberts. conducted funeral service ..at the S. J. Walker, funeral home, Patrick::Street , Wingham:, on December 19 for Robert Wesley Hutchison., ,Rr, R, 3, W'ingharn.,• who died December 16 "in Win hair and District lLospiral: following--a-short' ttness Temporary emtornbment was iri • - Soutli Kinloss mausoleum. Burial . will be in ,Greenhill Cemetery at Lucknow, " Pallbearers were Tom 'Inglis, Alex Inglis, George Kennedy, '. Patrick MacMillan, Ira Wall'. and Phil,Dawson. Floral tributes• were carried-byArnoid.a:nd Donna' Dawson. Mr.. Hutchison was' born in • Kin -boss Township 77 years ago, son•of the lite William Hutchison.' and hsw"•ife the 'former Matilda Sherwood. .He attended S. S 14� West Wawanosh_:and' as°a .young man took up ,farming; his life , trme:`occupation He: Married •:.. Merle• llolborne of St. Thomas', who survives. • He is also s irvived by.three children, Mrs'. Roy,(Matilda)' Daw'on of East W.awanosh.: Wolfgang (Donna) Boe]ke .of Fergus and. Mack Hutchison of' Kinloss 'Township There are .two grandchildren:' ar lir, liutc rso_ eeeased-- : -'___. by:three brother's and five,sisters7 Mrs : T--'om•-I'1udgzns :of Kinc dine was home for; a,few days: .,Mr. and Mrs..' Stewart. Lane 'and`Janetheld a•Christrnas dinner for the Lane relatives,, This was also a •first .birthday.:• •r, • :NEWS: AND VIEWS" O.D.A.F. party .for Janet.: a Capital Grants'are still on one- Mr; and .Mrs.:Glen Halde.nb y third on farm buildings; si18s, and family, held a family dinner, • cemented barnyards, •,drainage, -on Christmas •Day... • etc:., up to $1,000' per • farmer— \lr .and'Mrs.. George Haldenby,! 40% of bulldozing for field en - 11r, and:Mrs,.Clare SparTing.and en- largement -1.50% of a drilled well and 50% of a farm pond if built boys'w.ere guests;of'Mr and Mrs:'' to specification's,. $1,500 grant for yell . Guue and family at any: one or combination of 'last Brantford on, Boxing. Day three:• Mr.:and Mrs: ' Jinn I•]odgins and•,Are• you .one: of. the ..farmers girls•. spent. Christmas with Mr..planning to keep More sows and and Mrs.. Len Mmes. Their. • ' ,enlarge •.your pig operation?. Buy \. parents iter- afi'd . it '. ii se11•from a. 'herd with good health Rilett of Windsor also joined status. Make sure=they are -good - them.. • lvIr and.M•rs. Bill Burt and family had •their. Christmas. • dinner w.ith'Mr. and :Mrs •'Ji,rn' Burt and family and entertained .• at a dinner the sarne night. Mr, and:Mrs. Art Haldenby; 'spent' cwt Years -with their farniiv'at Toronto. Mr. and Mrs.. Norman Fey and family visited with her.parents Mr,. •anal Mrs:,William. E., f Ialdenby , A 11 -aa -a id of glas Spar]i neo f • Walkerton spent New Year's Eve with their grandparents Mr and •Mrs • George • Haldenby . Mrs. Marretta: Hodgins returned. to Detroit a ter spendifig'l a "-- holiday,at'her home here. • .The Young People, of the . Penticostal Church' enjoyed •& , • skating party at tiwitot�te aFiVIr. and Mrs. Glen Hodgins' On New . • Year's' Eve, The.y later carne to the•'church where Ociures were shown: • • r and Mrs.JeriyCollison of Georgetown spe,4nt C ristmas with Mr. .and wit's. Bert Nichol` son. Christine.Radk'e of Claris Lake visited-withher•-.-friend Cathy l•iedfey .on •Friday. 4 Mr, and Mrs be`ibert Hedley` and family spent N'ew Years with' Mr. and Mrs, N '$. 1-laldenby. Mr, arid Mrs.. jack Scott entertained .relatives ori Monday ata family get-together. '• A individuals with • sound feet and legsand no inverted, teats. . Even a •guarantee. .This is all old hat, but what is. -new? Back •fat 'thick- ness and age at 200 ;pounds...'Get an ` average market' . index from litter . mates. The beef .man wants to .know where hischeck-off. money is go- trig. _ The Ontario 'Beef.. Improve- ment •Associatiiolf Tis :working al= - right, even if their publicity is .a bit•..,poor. Cow calf confinement feeding system being'tried. out at Ridgetown. Building and . feedlot variation at Guelph: Cattle. fed in- • side' and cattle• fed with' no shel- eri NTNG virciiiifnctivns-in cat- tle. Dairy • & Beef cross calves in • feedlot at Kemptville This ` Fall, a man representing us in Western Canada ,checking and investigat- ing transportation,, loadingand teeditirpr ibtems'-of-your ealyea moying, east. • Want to buy atrazine. and other• chemicals in ' the United States? -You- c-an.-IThe_procedure is fairly. simple The • farmer pays cash formaterials; or `Tmaterials: At, • the customs he', signs a declaration that the. • mat trial is not for resale.. Other far' mess, however; 'can give him written :orders; and cash. • Although 1` 'avifl _- lnimedi =1C;---. -I sure they are savings. • Recent air . and •water` pollution publicity means "everyone". Bruce County ••farmers •are not ex -empt--_recently_ ublished .code' of ractice must be adhered-tb.- If you are P - putting p ew dive yu n stock buildings, make :sure you: coliform to all rulings particularly, in regard' to'clocation lmanuf e storage, and general management : ,procedures.