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T1.1E. LUCKNOW :SENTINEL,. LUCKNOW : ONTARIO,
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4th, 1970
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HENRY .IvIERRILL'
Douglas Wayne ,Henry:, son of .;
Mr. ,and 'Mrs Ross Henry ofPort.
Albert,:' and Ethel Janette Merrill,daug:hter:of Mr. and Mrs, ,Charles
Merrill of-elfnton; exchanged
Jf. - mar-rrage vows -in a-d.aubl.e-
ring cerehiony performed by theI
• ev . H. ' W . Wonfor it. Ontario
Sr•reet -4:1-ntid Ghtireh , Minton
Fe1S`ruary 14, .1p76. Organist
• was :Miss Lois Grasby. Two.•
candelabras and. •rnauve'mums
•decorated- the church...
Th,e bride given inmarriage
by her father,, wore a floor -length
gown of white 'crimplene. The
• empire waist was triimne.d with:
mauve and white lace The bride'
carried a' mauve orchid with
trailing: ivy on,•a'.white bible.
The maid of honor, Betsy
Elliott of B1 th. wore a: street'
length' dr1ess of purple crepe. The
dress was empire style, with cap
sleeves and. an�open pleat from
r.:, the back empire.waist. line
• The pleat and neckline were
trq rned with :matching braid.
White: roses accented. her hair;,,
SlSiftcarried,a .bible with white
roses afd arailing ivy.
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Ken Sproule of Auburn was•
best man. Guests. were ushered
by RAO y.Henry•arid Bill Merrill.
Th.e: reception was held. at the •
home of the brbride'spaparents.,..:. The brides mothers wore•a
Coat dress .ensemble of mauve
crimp:lene •with black accessories
.rs-g- o.pink roses:
The •b'ridgroorn's mother °
wore a dress of aqua crirnplene
with a corsage of pink roses. .
The:bride' was.. honoured • ,
at showers held by Betsy Elliott, ,
the. brides aunt, Hazel •
M.cGongile , the •cornm.unity and
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Jo. -an tje 'Cooke --far C1iRton.
• : Junior Farrners.
Bob Etnersonattended the
County Council Meeting in
Walkerton on Friday. .
A card party^ spons'ored:by the
• Tuesday evening, Those winning
.prizes were Wray Thompson`, Tiny
Its ht rtson and Joyce Elliott.
The March W.1, Meeting was
hel l• on -Wednesday at the home •
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��t Mrs.Nc'rvrtl'Stanley.. The
ladies tt k Bare of business in the
A ;\:I'; and all enjoyed dinner
NEWS AND ' VIEWS
OED.A.F.,.
It. has been obsei ed that hydro
has burned more barns than the
coaloil lantern. Why %discredit..
this greatest .servant '• the. 'Bruce
County farmer' ,ever. ' had?.Inad-
equate, old, out' dated wiring:
probably, 30 yeais 'since it was in-
stalled and the 'cheapest job pos-
sible at that.. Ontario Hydro will
send you an inspector for ,$7 • per
half hour to tell you about your.
wiring, ' $7 . $10 does 'most - of
them, Apply to area hydro office.
Bruce County's rural youth are
on the move. 4-H and Junior Far-
mer programs are being mover
nized: The programs' provide an..
opportunity for all . young farm.
people to identify themselves with
a growing , movement. Learn
about careers,, the place of. agri-
culture :in the scheme of things.
There .is someone in • yourneigh-
bourhood who can ,tell you about
these organizations. If you do. not
belong, you are missing out. "
Low butterfat test? You. 'can't.
afford it. Maybe you do not have
the right- strain Qf cows. 'Perhaps
the,. management• is wrong. More
• likely you " think you are being
kind, to the cows by' grinding . the
.grain fine or by pelleting the pro-
tein . mixture. Either or both can
lower the butterfat test.. Coarsely
ground .feed and ordinary concen-
trate
oncen
tr ate: mixture .can improve., your,
-test–in-most--cases:
Photo By McDowell
Doyou cross -breed pigs for
MONUMENTS
• For sound counsel., and a; fair price on a monument
corr ectly designed froni quality material, rely on.
SHELTON MEMORIALS
Pat O'Hagan, Prop.
Established Over 'Sixty Years
WALKERTON, PHONE 881,0234
more profit? 5 -. 10% increase in'
crossbred pigs: Weaning weight,
-age • -to market; feed conversion.
If the sow is cross -bred, youpan
expect 1 more pig per litter. You
won't ,get better grades by cross-
breeding, but more pigs per litter
that grow faster on less feed
means more dollar profit — $5-$10
more. Besides, there.: is . a right
way to do it. .
Why add anything to corn when:
putting; it up as silage? Many mat
.erials are supposed to do this or
do that. Well maybe they do, but
-how-much-more does -it cos%. ---The-.,,
corn plant ensiled at 65 75%
moisture has its own .built-in pre-
servative When .you add $10 - $12
per acre of corn, how many more
pounds of beef or milk are ` you
going to get out : of it?
Now protein additives like °urea
are ,,another...thing again. It has
some possibilties, but you must..
-know the score here or you' coul
run into, difficulty.
ONTARIO
PURPLE GROVE ::
WINSIN STRATFORD.
Congratulations to. Brian
Boyle of this -area who, took'first
place inthe Public Speaking •.•
Contest onSaturda.y. Mr. and
Mrs. Francis• Boyle, Bonnie,
Kerry, and Heather accompanied
Brian toStratford where. the
contest was held .- Brian .is a
Ripley High School student.; He
-w:ilLao._w....a lvariv t _West Hill to_-
speak on Saturday.' His topic
was "Conversation". Should he
win in West Hill' then: it's on to
Ottawa. Good luck Brian!
Mrs. Howard'Thornpson: Mts.".
Bill Arnold and Gordon'Patterson
spent a few days: in Toronto,oronto,
w-her-e.-the_y atteiNied the Fall
Fairs Convention:
eds, Concentrates, :Pre -Mixes ai
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