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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL; LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
GLEN and
REEMAN OLSON
CHOICE PIT RUN
GRAVEL,
CEMENT GRAVEL
CRUSHED GRAVEL
SAND, STONE: AND FILL
HAULAGE
Dungannon, Ontario
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Graduates From
Centennial College
KINGSBRIDGE NEWS,..
Faye Hogan. graduated from -
Centennial College', Scarborough,.
last'week with a• diploma 'in Home
• Economics. Faye is rhe daughter ,
of Mr. and Mrs. Con Hogan of ;the.
12th Concession of Ashfield_and
>:• is employed at Western Hospital,
Toronto, for the summer:
Mr,. and Mrs:‘Len Woodley and
family of'Malton spent the week-'
end with Mrs: Marie Austin.
_ .. -Amts-V-aa.fDiepertbee iat gh --
ter of Mr.:and Mrs. Frank Van
Diepenbeek, has successfully
passed cher first year at .Brescia ,
Hall, London. • •
VACATION IN NASSAU
3har:.o,i Couirneraiid-four gir
'.friends from St. Ma ry_s Hospi
'Kitchener are spending this week`
• vacationing in Nassau. .
Maria gni • Fra-ynP , e-1even year
old. daughter of Mr. and Mrs:.
• Gene Frayne played the organ
Held Brownie `
Meeting OUtdoor
BROWNIE NEWS
P By Nancy Thompson
We had•our Brownie. meeting ;
outdoors.Several girls passed
their test for ball singing games
and skipping. Some girls Worked,
at .sewing -on buttons.
Packie took the `older 'Brownies
for compass .and semaphore:
In Pow -wow Debbie Bolt
Showed her picture made out of.
seeds. We: talked about haying__:
a -Brownie Revel. • '•
The meeting closed. with the
squeeze and taps..
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at St. Joseph's Church on Sunday
Con • r : I . P.-et:e -lend -..
ricks; son•of Mr.''and Mrs.. Martin
Hendricks, and Peter .`Van Dyk ,
'son of Mr:-a•rd virs-Bill Van
Dyk.,,. who made their; •first Holy
Communion on Sunday morning.
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Preset Badges At.
Mother &Daughter
Guide Banque
Capt. Tigert welcomed Mothers,
C. W . L, executives and: guest
speaker Mrs. Lavender at the
Mother and Daughter Guide ban-
quet held in the Kingsbridge.
church basement Thursday even-
ing - -.
After the meal'Lt. 'Caesar pres-
ented-II,
res-
ented L't. MacLennan with a birth-
day,
irth-day caketand all joined in
singing Happy Birthday. Lt. Sin-
nerr# gave her a gift on behalf of
.the Guide Company. The guides
showed their appreciation to.
Leaders by giving Capt. a silver..
butter dish and Lts. a silver
relish dish`:
Capt. Tigert introduced guest
speaker Mrs. Gerta 'Lavender; •
the previous Camp ,Advisor for
Huronia area. , Mrs. Lavender _
spoke on financial support and
location for a, Girl Guide. Camp in
this area. Lt. MacLennan thanked
and presented Mrs, Lavender with
a gift.
' . Capt. Tigert then gave the
following girls their .badges: Linda •
Doherty' cooks, child care.,. land
girl, .and laundress•; Cheryl Hodges
cooks; Anne Rising - laundress';
Brenda Moran. - laundress and
.cooks; Debbie Maize' cook;.
-Ann Dalton, - gardeners; Lea and.:
'Johanna, Van Deipen. - cooks
badge; Mary Ann Frayne , Sheila'.
Sinetr-,'Judy Tigert and Rita
Hendricks received' their keep /it,.
badge,
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 27th, 1170'
WHY LET
YOUR INVESTMENTS
WANDER.
AROUND LOOSE?
Berg, Cow -Saver Stalls and Berg,
Lever Stella were designed for
the dairyman who wants to han-
dle his dairy cattle aslndivldua/s.
• Successful dairy' men profit by
individualizedmanagement
by challenging each cow. Prao-• • • °
tices that pay! They pay. -with;
increased milk prodUction fro
every lactation. By lengthening:
each .cow's productive life. By
assuring you of positive indf•
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vidualized-nutritton-and disease-----
control., put•Berg stalls; to work.
increasing your dairy profits.
Berge provides a• free complete
barn -planning service. •
BERG COW -SAVER STALLS
Outlasts others by 3 to 4 times because
of hot dipped galvanized steel tube
• construction. , Require less bedding •
•than loose housing—keeps:cows drier
and more comfortable. Bell-shaped,
arches take up chain •slack and pre-
vent tangling' and choking. Provides .
, more head room when cows lie down. •
TDJOHNSTON,
RR.. '3 HOLYROOD
Phone 395-5390
• Mrs'. Walter Clare, the Guide
',Convener. presented ,leaders
with glass vases on behalf of
the sponsor, Catholic Women'
LeagUe
Lt: gave.
s, Walter
Clare a silver coffee spoon with
guide crest on it'. Patrol.Lead.ers
g i'tech--on what ,guiding
meant. 'to. them,' •
Mrs;, Wilfred Austin thanked,
the leaders and. Guides on behalf
of the mothers. Capt. Tigert
thanked the mothers for .a success•
The Girl Guides, formed :a'.horse •
shoe 'and all sang Taps.• The
leaders then •said'guide Atomise
while remaining guides hummed.
Taps.. Janice Tigert. closed the.
evening,with g kle,pra_yer•
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