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, WEDNESDAY,JUNE_ 1**,1,71 •
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
• ICINLOSS
Mr. ROSS, .L, MacDonald of Sud -
• , • bury is; now. it ClandOP410. Ross
has sold his Sudbury home and
14 much of the year •
here. • • ,
'Attrziit14: Sou,Th Kit1loSS•,AnniV,'
ersarY and visiting after With Mr,
and Mrs. .j4cli• Forster. and, fa rpily
••••, were Mr, and Mrs Ronald- PeFrott.
• 'nd gir14...ot:doClerich.. • ' '
• . Mr. Arid WIts..%7011P MoWbra.y. ,
moved yi them -,hOtrie VP: • ••••
•-highway R.yest on.,Wedflesgay;'
For several years they have relit/
• ed the.fOrrner Walter •MacKen*
zi,e.home on the 4th Concession.
• Mrs', Donald C...MacIrityre and
son.arrived /icing from:.
•Wingham And District Hospital on
• Sunday.• . • . ,
• . . .• The- Dicknow. Band enjoyed, a
trip to Ontario place in• Toronto
on,Saturrlay.. •
• kairshea W.I;are planning a
•speciallrieeting for-thi,s4nonth
*This. will begin with a Pot Luck
Riper • at.6.0 8'p.m, There will
*.be a:Sunshine Sister gift e?cchan-.-
s. ge anda.business meeting follow-•
ed.by„a•Tweedirnuit History Tea
lc .
' .when the bOo,s, Whic,h Mrs; Wal-
,
Hughes have compiled over the'
yeare,..will,be on disp1ay• .
• Mr. and Mrs'.. Ian NenieCek of
• Toronto •were Sunday ivisitors .a.t1
.the home of lAr •
•
ployed for another summer at •
•'"Keewick" near .Port Carling..
.Prof0,siii-Farris-was:-a dinner •
guest Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs•..
• Jan Needham. ."For•the evening
meal he was entertained along
• 'with Rev. and Mrs..Glenn .Noble
•• •arthe,home of Mr. and Wire:
•' Frank MacKenzie. •;•
Dinner guests.Sunday•With Mr.
. •
and Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon and•
family were Mrs. las.' Ritchie,
Mrs,' Kenneth Cameron. and Barb-
... ara of LocknoW and Mrs, D. L. ,
,• MacKinnon and John. •
Kenti.edy.Reunion.
HeldHAtWirighailt
'WHIT.B,CHQRQ.HNEWS •,
•• The Kennedy Reunion was held' Harold France of Wingham, Mr.
1.8aturday, , June 12 in Wingham '
and. Mi. Cameron MacDonald of
Legion Hall, wOere.around sixty '1.14ckilOw; MX. and. l& ' s.. Albert. ,'
o'clock. Mt •"alld MrsPeter,
. Earl Hey- „Bladkwell, Christopher and.'
gathered for the dinner at 1 . Blackwell, ',Mr. and r s; Robert
Wood..gaVe rnusical entertaininerit_41,43f LondOniand-Mre,-Ed:-Fox-of--
during the afternoon. Those ••;, Kincardine. , - :' ,••• , •,
attending foip-a distance were , MiSS.Vi0a,faore celebrated -lie
'Mrs-.7-:-RusbyrcarroT71*. and Mrs 13th, birthday by holding a 'Pylarna
Carter , Archie McCarrol, Mr. party for son -4e of her school Mates.
andMrs. Bob Figure, all of Sault Vicki's guests on Friday night and
Ste. Marie; Mrs'. Jean Farquason Saturday morning were Misses
of B.C.; Mr. and. Mrs. john Slat- Mary Lynn Ferguson, Nancy Coin-
tery of iiarro'W. Nearer places • ish, Helen Jean'Emmerion, Prie-
represented were GOderich, mokri.s. ;cilia Zipfel; Heather Boyle,.Lois
ton , ••Guelph, Winghain , Kirmar- Needham, Terri Fair , Sharon
dine, Lncknow.. ' 'and li.m Bolte. Mies .Ann Zek-
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PURPLE GROVE
The past week was, j.seemed:.
visiting week for lvir, and Mrs.
Don Robertson..• Those who called
orrthe Rf ) be tSOTIS; -"fale— Mr. and- Mrs.
•
• We are Sorry to report George
Kennedy, was admitted on the
weekend to Wingham hospital. 1.
• Mr, and-/vIrs. Alex Verbeek and
family moved their belongings .to
their farm near Molesworth on
Wednesday. . They were:assisted
by. JohnVerbeek and Bill Versteeg:
'Mr, and Mrs. lint Paterson of. •
Kitchener were Monday visitors
veld was.unable to -attend , The
giqi played records'arxt took •
walks and after dark liad a . • .
'marshmallow rOast and told ghost
istories. : . • •'• '• ' •
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With Mr, and Mrs Dawson' Craig7.
• Mr. and Mrs.' Bill•Craig, of
.Toronto spent a few days the 'first
of the .week with her sister:Us.
Robert Ross who returned .with
them to Toronto On Wednesday
for a few day. ••• •
•
Mr. 'and Mrs. Floyd Wilken•;-.
Sharon and Michelle of Listowel
visited-M-ouday wittrth , arid -WC- -2
Earl Wilkerr`and fain Hy... =
Mrs": .Earl.Wilken has been laid
up with a broken blood vessel in
her ankle and she was very apprec-
iative of the assistance of Mrs.
MIS
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van Laidlaw e Mrs'. 'Walter. iviciore
JUdyJainieson and .Kathy.:Wyben,-.
ga in keeping the,,booth'oPen.,
During the close electric storm •
on Monday the motor on the oil
furnace at.the hoine of Russel •
'RitChie'was blown out.
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Dungannon, owned by Al Sher- •••• • •
wood tour .members saw. the 35r
• cow herd a. good.groUp of Regis-
tered Shorthorn cows ...Ai pasture
with 'their 1971 Calves. •On one •
farm, the aged bull, Meda Ben-
Introdu"nt
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joyed:the tour in Huron 'County ,
sponsored by the Wellington and
District Shorthorn Club and the
Wellington Beef lrnprovernent'
'Society;., Presidents Adam Clark,
Dundas, ofthe-Shotho
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and. Alex cconnell.; HarristOn, cat!.
led it a real success. First stop
w•as•the beef:feedlot of George
Wheeler, near Brisse.4_,_a_splfindid
e.xarnpie �f:a moderate size' oper-
ation, feeding heifers only ,
,grow-
ing feed requirements of mainly.
ensilage corn, some hay and b.
grain,,'on.what certainly appears
well-ininaged fairn. prOject. •
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running with cows of good Size, •
quality and •mothering ability.:
Aberfeldy Field .Marshall was ,on ,
pasture',on another farm , with
'another good grbup, Of'cows , and
'red--bythis •
triple A .1)141 that looks•very_fresh,_' _
and active. •T.hough not in the
Purebred Shorthorn business many
years , Al•is to__be_cong-ratuktecl—,-' • .
on the, good herd built up at Carn-
atipn Stock Farms...
Final stop was at the long-establ • ,
•lislied and highly -regarded Hi Hill '•
Shorthorn herd of Andrew „Gaunt ,. • •
•LucluioW. This smiling. "young
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BILLY VvILDERS
THE I. LIFE
OF rlif 'KO HOLMES
• Highlight oldie days' visits had
Belmont,on.pasture with the 50,
to be the tour Of the several orig7'
• • .or more•cows '• most of which had
inal.100-acreand 200 -acre. ,
their 19-71-calveS•along a very
farms that now comprise the (anti Uniformly goo d beifoup.,; :kertotirl,,
operation of Bodmin Ltd., near ' 'ance Tested bolls in 'one:paddock , •
Brussels, about 1200 acres owned '
and year old heifer calves in an
and •another 200 acres tented, by other-,_-made.-interesting groups
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the owners, Stewart Proctor and :to inspect, before moving to the. , . •.
his sOns Charles, Ross and.George..laWn where Mrs. Gaunt serVed. '
Likely One Of the 'largest in•cgrPor" .coffeiand doughnuts. .: The.' hos-. . ,
pitality, of•all hOst farms was'
mush-e-maree-itted-..-bY-tli 1M.
group of tour members. ' •
'ward planning ,' wOrk; and dedi- '. : ,. . ,.
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„supHENs cam "Ea ated Family farms in_Ontatio, .the
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farm di.splaye :the resuys: that tor-
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produce. With each son respon-
sage for certain parts of the oper-..
ation , yet all, available :in peak
- Periodsin individual circurristan-
ces,Idur members were much im
i pressed .with the large corn fields,
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F01101ifilliiiiiImpitifiliiiimiliimoituitimilimmillii then:winter cowPasture' the• -
feed Mill and grain drYing
•Mr. andMrs. Blake ,.Tor-
-onto, were liortie'iiine 5th arid.,
6th, and' On' sunda Mr.: and Mrs;
Arthur ' Hamilton , Atwood, also
visited. , •
H•4 Eugene Hanson, East .
,• ictrigairepent,"rlie
w.0<, at the home of Mrs. Cecil ,• •
Blake and enjoyed meeting
merit on•one_farmr the 75
Purebred Shorthorn cows and
their. 1971 calves , on pasture
the 1970 calf crop, just off their
own Performance Testing Pro:,;
gram, coMplete 'data .for
'Which has been kept for its sev-
eral years cif operation fot. both.
bulls •and heifersfthe entire calf
'Tertirevacitl*TitttirrPlir-t--„
the Jame issue of the Shorthorn
News. ; a 100 -,..Sow farrowing pro-:
neighbours'and friends. / Other . iePt-an.._one
another has.'a. bait '
fixed over for. fourlten-week
periods•each year of chiclsen broil-
ers , and a 12 -week period for turk,
eys, the 18000 turkeys out:on
Thornhill; and Mr,: and qvits_LJI.L,tarige on anothethe_linettp
Blake' and. Becky of Galt. .• ofIarge scale miChinery required.
Miss Debbie Higher, Tont Oi for efficient operation of the farm
.spent the Week .end With,Barbara • lands and of prime importance '
• the complete bookkeeping for
Recently Mf. and Mit. :Hairy , each farm project and the total
shackietan.4. :60deridn, also farm operation.' It is.interesting
Mr and and Mts. Gordon Dickson, that after a good college edtida•-
Atwood" Visited the Blake familydon, each Proctor son started out
•Mr, and Mrs. Iotin Kilpatrick , in other work, electronico ,feed
agriCLIffiltal OtterisiOn,
and now•a11 are happy Ott the farm•,
At .tatnation 'Stook Paints; ,
:ed him were Mr. and Mrs. Palmer
Kilpatrick, Agincourt; Mr. and
Mrs.:Dick Kilpatrick of. Wingharn;
Mr. and Mrs. ',Grant SowerbY.,
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Arkona , visited relative in Dun-
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ThE ROCK FESTIVAL ON THE SCREEN
7:WITH THE MUSIC GROOVING tied
the 400,000 persons doing their
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• Due, to length, •One 'showing. nightly'
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