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LUCKNOW SENTINEL, • LUCKNOW, ONTARIO '
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• BERG COW -SAVER STALLS
Outlasts others by 3 to 4 times because
of hot dipped • galvanized steel tube
construction: Requireless bedding
than loose housing—keeps cows drier
and more comfortable. Bell-shaped
arches take ,up chain slack and pre.'
vent tangling and choking. Provides
•mora head room whencows lie down.
WHY 'LET
YOUR .INVESTMENTS
•
WANDER
AROUND, LOOSE?
Berg Cow -Saver Stalls and Berg
Lever Stalls were designed-• for
the dairyman wile wants to han-
dle his dairy cattle as individuals.
Successful,, dairymenprofit, by
individualized.management
by challenging: each cow. Prac-
tices that pay! They :pay with
increased milk production from
every lactation. By lengthening.
each cow's productive ,life. B
assuring you of positive In&
vidualized nutrition and. disease.
conrt ol; Put Berg stalls; to Work
increasing your,' dairy . profits.
• Berg providesa free complete •
barn-plannIng service.'
YDJOHNSTON
R:Rs3 HOLYR .
Phone 395-5390
Farrier reunion
held in Sarnia
WHLTECHURCH,NEWS
On Sunday, August 9, :mem1iers.
of the Farrier family gathered.at
-•••Sarnia-Parlfor a f : • • "
Present Were Mr... and Mrs.
Carman Farrier and family of
yLong . Branch; ' Mr. 'and .. Abs.
Russel Farrier, Wingham Mr.
and Mrs. Bili McIntyre,. London;
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Farrier,
Dale and, 'Linda, . Mr. and Mrs. •
• Eddie Reimer-; all: of --Kitchener
Mr, and Mrs. Douglas, Farrier
and Leasa, Mr. and ,Mrs. Jack
Gillespie, •Barry and Lorraine;
Mr. and • Mrs. Richard West and
Stephanie, Mr. and' Mrs. Garnet
Farrier and Mrs.. • Eunice
Gilles . ie Mr. and Mrs. -tea e
Farrier and 'Kimberley. Mr. and
,Mrs. Fred Davis of Windsor,. Miss
Winnifred Farrier of Long
Branch and Mrs. Mel Greer.:. of
Lucknow.
ed water
;
'skiing while the older folk
renewed their friendships. All
ZION
•
Mr. and Mrs, el'Brownand
•Mrs. Mabel Murde of Kitchener,
Mrs Lorne Woods and Mrs. Robt.
Button of Lucknow visited Mr. and
Mrs. John Gardnei°. on 'Saturday;
Mr. and Mrs. Allan• Ritchie
Brenda;�znd Bryce and Mrs. Wesley
Ritchie were. in London on Sunday
Visiting, Wesley 'Ritchie. in Victoria
Hospital, where he had undergone
Surgery-. •
•Mr. . 'and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland. .
visited Mrs.Gordon Stobo of
1-
*Teesw-a-er--;-whojtasTbeen-a-pat--'
ient in Wingham hospital for
several weeks. . • '
Lori Hackett and.Sharon Alton
have been•exchanging visits in.
the past week.
FRACTURE' ARM
. Mrs. J. Hummel of Lucknow
had thernisfortune to fracture
her arni while on vacation. •
Mr. and Mrs.',Fred Best and
David of Toronto are camping at
Inverhuron for vacation_and .visit-
ed, Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Hunter
on Monday „ '
Mrs.... Frank Z2itchi•_returned•
hone Sundayafter spending
since Thursday at Guelph., where,
her Mother,• Mrs: M. McAuley,
MONIJMENI!S
For sound counsel .and a fair price .on a monument
correctly designed from : quality material,, rely on •
SKELTON :ME : ORIALS
" Pat O'Hagan rots..
Established Over Sixty Yearn
WALKE'RTON, 'PHONE 88T-0234 ONTARIO:.
L60KING BA
THROUGH THE SENTINEL FILES
WITH MARGARET THOMPSON
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1O YEARS AGO
• AUGUST 1960
Mr. and -Mrs.. Dalton Kirk and
family moved into -the' adrabii
Brook's residence, which had:been
`vacated when the Brook's family
moved. to Ripley. Mr.. Kirk suc-
ceeded Mr. P. W. Hoag as prin-
cipal at Lucknow District High •
0
Zippy Trinettes
Thefirst' meeting of, the Zippy..
Trinettes was'. held, at •Rosales
Hackett's on Saturday ;: August 22
-,ett. •thc
leader , opened the meeting with
the 4=1-1 pledge.
• IN
following; President , Wilma Hack-
ett;
ackett; Vice President ,' Leone Cran•=
ston; Press Reporter , Barb Wilkins;
Secretary Everyone taking, a turn..
The netct 'meeting w ill be held
on Thursday, August 27:rat 1.30
at Brenda Riche's. ,Achieve-••
rnent Da•y is on November28
Pamphlets were 'given out..
First Aid Kiri,, "The Mentally
Fit Person" . and `' Making Leisure
a Pleasure" were topics discussed:. •
The leaders demonstrated Huck
Weaving ach e.mbei made -.-a
sample: The meeting was :closed`:
with Wilma, Hackett reciting
the following` poen .
Patience is a virtue
Find it if you can
Hospital.. Mrs. Ritchie was
accompanied by her brother•
'Angus McAuley of Toronto. They
returned to Guelph again on Mon-
day"hoping to find their mother's
condition improved;
Annette and Suzanne .Kirkland
of ;Lucknow are spending a •few .
days with.Mt...and Mrs: Gordon_
Kirkland and Nancy. -
ow •0 t e•ear-wigs trave ?
One farmer in the community. •
found out , when he took'his• car
to the •garage\to,have wheels
changed that'on removing, the
hub caps they were full of ear -
Wigs. They have their own way ,
of getting around.
Seldom found in women
Never, found in men,
returned to Abe home of. Mr, and: • ,
.Mrs. Jack Gillespie for ` lunch in 19'7l on a certain date and to•go
The r: planned to have the picnic from one home] another.
lh�' PINS
fad Coifort
SAVINGS ON..
Simmons -Sealy
Sie epmaster
AT
je Furnitur�
1-UCKNOWi PiiONE . SM -3432'
WHITECHURCH.
We are 'sorry to 'report that Mrs.
Fred MacPherson of Wingham is
a patient` in Victoria -Hospital,
where she wilt 'Undergo surgery.
She'.was formerly Beatrice John --
stop of this. community.. Many
friends herewish her 'a speedy re -
covery .
• Word was received here on'
Saturdag, August 29'by Russel •
Ritchie that John L. Hayes had
-passedaway due to:a..heart attack
He an&his wife Nina. and family
'were frequent visitors with the.
Tiffin families and will be rem'=
embered by many• relatives. in •
A very' Successful rabies ;clinic
was held in Whitechurch
Comi•nunity Me.moria1 Hall,06_
i.
Wedriesda,y'last. Everyone•
brought their cats and dogs.
• Anniversary Services were
held on Sunday at :Bluevale
United Church •with 'Captain:
Allan Neilon .guest speaker.'
Many from Whitechurch attended
the services as Captain Neilon .
_ wds a foi niei' pastil of 'White-
church
h echurch charge. '
On Tuesday last a bus from
Lucknow went to Toronto Exhib-'
4tioli—Mrs.. Gordon-Rintotrl acid--
Gayle , Marlene Weber and Mrs;
Bill Evans attended from here.
Mrs, Earl Wilkins,spent •Wed-
nesday in Listowel and 'Mr. Wil-
kins was in'kitchener
Mr, and Mrs. Antonie er•ee
David, Eric, Adele: and Sonja •
of Culross .visited on Sunday with
Mr•. and Mrs. Alex Verbeek and
family. ,
• Mr. aileMrs. ' Floyd Wilkens an
Sharon of Listowel were Sunday
visitors 'with Mr. and .Mrs. Earl
Wilkens''and fatnily.
} An induction service was, held.
for Rev Howard W. Strapp as
minister of Lucknow United. Chur-
ch..'... Real 'estate transactions in
the village were;, Walter Alton of.
Ashfield purchased the Havelock'
St; .South. residence'of Dave Jew -
ztt , the
home;' Eldon,Henderson.purchased
the residence on Outra.in St : own-.
Marreo4lrn-MacLennan of
Barrie. • .
Timbers 12" by 16" were being•
shipped by .the Lucknow Lumber
Co. Sawmill' to.:England to.be
used as -dock. timbers.-'' They were
20-24 feet long and prospects •
were for More future shipments._
• Mr. ;•and Mrs. Ernie Lewis of.
Wingham moved to Lucknow ;
'having bought the Inglis St,,
residence owned by Mrs. Chap-
man of Whitechurch.
Village in changing over the
cables and main street services;
•which would eliminate all the •
,existing overhead wires and ••,
cables on Campbell Street. ,The'
cables were run underground
A M. (Archie) Peebles was
appointed postmaster at Wingham
to fill. the vacancy caused by .the •
death of A. H. Musgrove. There.
were .eleven applications for the
osition: •
O . YEARS : AGO,
AUGUST 1940
Commencing Monday, August
19th', 1940 ,• for three days , •Can
'ads called on all her citizens, `
16`years of age.and•over,' regard-
less of nationality, to register...
Registration •offices;; were set up.
To every ;person answering the
questionnaire satisfactorily, a
certificate•of registration was
issued. In Lucknow: registration •
w_km the •Ptrbl ic--drool = '
At, a street Carnival in Dungan-
non,
ungan-non, Thene v Lucknow to Goder-
,ich'road was officially opened .
The hard, surfacing of the, int .of
this twenty-two mile stretch had
b..r-eotnpieted "piovid.ilig aLi
excellent dustless. highway
link.hetwe:en these two centres,
via Dungannon".
A number. of Bell Telephone
employees:were'at work in the
50 YEARS AGO
AUGUST 1920,
The New Canadian .one cent
ins rade-•the-ir-appear-ance_i
Lucknow , They .were described •
as much smaller than:the cent 4.
stiieces..then .in •use ;; be4ug,only .
slightly.larger.and thicker than the
United States cent and. somewhat.
larger than the Canadian ten cern
piece. •
.The following students of the
Lucknow Continuation Classes; •
'Were successl:in their exarnina=
gobs.
Middle School Clarence .
MacMillan; Ruth Mitchell, 'Gra-
ham
Gra-ham McNay, Bertha Clarkson,
,Phoebe Congram Jennie McDon-
ald Versa Woods. '
Low-er: School :..Austin. Re -id ,•
Stewart Burns ,^ Bessie Murdie
John Ross, George Douglas.; , Hary
ey McDougall,' Dora Mitchell,
Grace Lockhart Ada Helm, ,
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