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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL
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THE 1..upcitow SENTINEL, LUCK NOWT ONTARIO,, PAGE THIRTEEN
Couple- Married In KinOrdine-
e. ALL DAY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 9, 16 itt 23
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS
Pelleted Rations?
.Some Livestod!
Sometimes!
Some Pla6s!
Feeders of hog's, chicken broilers, ',and
turkeys derive the greatest feeding
advantages from .pelleted rations. Vyith ,
brOilers and turkeys, the .purpose is to
to—eat.—rad.re,--With
hOgs there are big advantages . .
improved feeding efficiency (about
10%), ,and improved rates of gain
(7-8%). The explanation is that the
pelle,ted rations' provide increased
digestible energy,. increased availability
of other nutrients, and reduced feed
v'vastagehIb-e7Artual
of fines and dust.
'for other classes __oL_livestoc_
notably laying hens and cattle, the
advantages area largely in .handling.
y -B`i flow is made easier arrd
tiori of ingredients is.reduced.
.Maybe It's time you s-witched--t-o-
SHUR•GAIN, PELLETED RATIONS;?
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PUNGANNON
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Wiggins and Eric were Mrs. Bert
Wiggins, from' Brantford on Satur-
day, and Mr. and Mrs. George
Ribey and family Jane, Earl,
Catherine and Anne of Seaforth,
on Sunday. Mrs. Bert Wiggins als
visited Mr. and Mrs. Parky
Wiggins. •
During 'the week end Visitors
with Mrs. Lillian MacDonald and
Mi. Frank Moulton included Mr.
and MrS. RoSs MacDonald from
Ottawa a=lso c Mrs----Vere-Cunning -
ham and Lorne of Auburn.
Guests with, Rev. and Mrs. .
Clarence McClenaghan this Week
were two aunts of Rev. McClen-
aghan's Mrs. Walter. Gowsell of
Kenora , and Mrs: James Water-
worth of Toronto. .
Mr. and Mrs. Mike:Carney,
who now live in Guelph, visited
recently with the Tatter's father,
Frank Pentland, and brother Rog-
er.
CongratulatiOnS to Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Dickson, who were mar-
ried on Saturday, November 18,
by ReV. Clarenee McClenashan
in Dungannon United Church.,
Through Mr.: and Mrs. Hugh
MCWhinney r who were in Toronto
tee ent=1y----- and-Mrs'r-Arnold --
Yokes asked to be
remembered. to' all Dungannon
-fziends
We are pleased to know Mrs.
Harold Errington was able to re-
turn home on Saturday from Wing-
ham hospital.
On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Cliff-
. At the Ratepayer's meeting at
Brookside School, members of
Ashfield Council and Huron Coun- ,
-iy-S-thool-Boardv-Leijiese
of this area , spoke to those who,
by their attendance, showed itit
erest in municipal activities. Int•
eresting reports summarized the
yea r-4L-v,,Lark-of--c-ciunt-y-r-township
and school affairs. Candidates
for election presented their Views
also. Continued interest may be
shown by you on December 4 by
going to vote for the
candidate of your choice. Hours
for voting.are 11 a.m. to, 8 P M
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Last Friday Ross Eedy
Eedy, also Rosemary Eedy and
Bill Gardner from $tratford,,
attended the Royal Winter Fair in
Toronto.- Thornton Eedy spent
the week in Toronto exhibiting
i 'icreford cattle.
Dungannon 4-H Clubs I and II
girls and their leaderi attended
. ' LEDDY - STEWART
In a candle-light setting among white corsage of roses. . .
autumn flowers marriage VOWS . Kenneth Leddy was best man
were exchanged between Sandra and Anthony SteitarLand./James ltlian-Stewart'alid-Drrifel Jos- Humphrey were .ushers. The .
eph 'teddy at St.' Anthony Roman groom and his attendants wore
Catholic Church, Kincardine at n;
4 p.m. Saturday, October 20th. black bow_ties,their boutonnieres
Rev. Father Olmsky officiated- at being white carnations. .
/the nuptial mass and double ring The mother'of the bride wore ceremony. a mauve floral floor length crimf:, The bride is the daughter of.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Stewart, iene gown with gold accessories,
her corsage was yellow rose buds. Kincardine. The groom-is-the The mother of the groom wore son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ' a floor length American, rose Leddy, Lucknow. The organist crimplene gown, with, black and was Mrs. M. Sable and the soloist white'accessories, her corsage was Mrs. J. Scott. She sang the , was' Ava Maria•and "On This bay Oh budspink and white rose
. , ' • Beautiful Mother". , After the ceremony at the The bride /entered the church threshold of the church Master on the arm of her father, her Jeffery Stewart presented the
dress of white satin was trimmed bride with a silver horse-shoe ., with imported white 'daisies , sent to her from'England by her sweet-heart neckline, straight aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. _ ,._. _. .... _____....., - ...sleeves.with,a-long-tig-ht-button-------corcaran: Later at the dinner ed cuff. , Her long train was a'telegram was received from attached to the waist held in the bride's grandmottier Mrs.
place by a white bow. Her cath- Lillian King alSo of England. It edral veil was held in place with was read by the Master of Cere- .a headdress of pearls and thine- monies Dennis Led dy of Kitchen- stones. She carried a corsage of er. ,
Miss Janet McCallum was maid, land and Hamilton the bride , of honour; the brideirnaids were ohose_a blaeltpant_suit witlk_red ----------- •,--------
accessories,' her corsage being
red roses. ' ,'
fromTh eAuglibueln",-wMileeatec i,d le3rdUZZ----
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Barrie, Whitechurch, Ottawa , ,
St. Augustine, Lticknow.. _Icipcar: ._......,_ .
dine, North Bay, Kingsbridge,
Dundalk, London, Stratford,
Kitchener,_Goderich.
, Prior to her wedding the bride
was honoured with a shower in
Kincardine sponsored by Miss
Janet MCCallum and Miss Patricia
Webster.
MONUMENTS
,,For sound counsel and a fair price on a monument
correS#Y-fie*PeCkiroln-qualitY-inaterial 3/70n,
SKI MEMORIALS
Pat O'Hagaii, Prop.
ESTABLLSHED OVER SIXTY 'YEARS
WALKERTON PHONE 014234 ONTARIO
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red roses. For ravelling to Barrie, Mid'-
_orc _McPhee.and Mrs—Harv-e-Y-Fa= Miss-Eli-za-b-etlytwddy-a-n-d-Miss
ler were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Heather, Stewart. Their floor-
Ross Eedy. , length dresses were identical,
rnoss velvet- bodices with skirts of
Achievement Day in Wingham on
saturday.
Chas. (Chuck) Young was home
from London the past week with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred' Young.
mint green chiffon, long puffed
sleeves with long tight buttoned
uffs,---T-hey-wore-matching -head
dresses, and .carried a pink• and