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CHRISTMAS SEALS.
IT'S A MATTER OF
LIFE AND BREATH,
CHRISTMAS SEALS FIGHT
EMPHYSEMA, TUBERCULOSIS
AND OTHER RESPIRATOR(
DISEASES
FOR ALL
MAGNETIC PHOTO
ALBUMS
' assorted colours
$2.79 and'' $3.98
"4.010"wo•Nta"*.ae,n/440NMS•orkiweSOW•o"a/V
VINYL LACE
TABLE CLOTH
54 .x 54 '$2.59
54 x•72 $3.99
BOXED
STATIONERY
99C to $1.99
MEN'S CITATION
3 .PC GIFT SETS
REG. $4.75 NOW $3.69
OTHER SETS .
PRICED FROAA'$1.09 — $4.25
Lucknow
Phone 528;3214
SEE OUR ASSORTMENT OF CHRISTMAS CANDY
DOLLS BOXED
& TOYS CHOCOLATES
SEPOY STORE
.
100 ACRES
50 acres of good farm land and 50,
acres of rough pasture land' with
Water,. in the Amberley district.'
B. A. McDonagh
REAL ESTATE
BROKER
Lucknow. 528-2031,
••”•••••••t...••••••••”.
RUBBER
FROM
LUCKNOW
SENTINEL
K. J. MacKENZIE
Optometrist •
es, many families have cupboards
that are nearly as bare. Bare 'not
onl of the varied foods we take,
for granted, .but bae of dignity,
bare of friendship, bare of hope.
Fortunately, there is a well-
known organization that is dedic-
ated to filling these cupboards
with the joy of Christmas. for
90 years 'The Salvation' Army in
Canada...has worked-hard-to help-- —
the ill, the needy, and the troub-
led.. As we enter another holiday'
onTits-men-and-womerrate
redoubling their efforts to seek
out and aid those who would
otherwise have a bleak and cold
Christmas. Alcoholics, unwed
mothers, aged shut-ins, hoipital
patients,, prison inmates., depriv-
ed children all these and
more find Christmas joy through
The Salvation Array.
waNr ADS
GET RESULTS
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Here's a great way to put your money to work:
7 3/4 % interest, guaranteed on 5-year term deposits.
Other terms available. Minimum deposit, $500.
Call or drop in and see us today.
STERLING TRUSTS
TORONTO-372 Bay Street (416) 364-7495
BARRIE 35 Dunlop Street (705) 726-6495
ORILLIA - 73 Mississaga St. E.. (705) 325-2226
.•LUCKNOW
Alex T, MacNay,.13ox 125
Miller Mackenzie Ltd,
Breckles Bldg,, Tel. 5284320
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1l72 '
THE LUCKNOW SENliNEL LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PAGE FIVE
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Fresh
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EMERALD ELECTRIC
R.R. 5 BRUSSELS
PHONE 10-6382
SPECIALIZING IN ELECTRICAL
HEATING,
ELECTRICAL WIRING
AND REPAIRS
is Hydro Financing Available
my cont.,
Ttisement
LISTOWEL •
INSURANCE
:To Protect. Your Jack,
Insure IVith Jack Today,
J. A. McDONAGH.
Locknow, Plaine 51!8-3423
itritas gifts Sl
anada, an av
[1. be sent, at
528.2822;
REAL ESTATE.
•
STONE HOUSE
.8 rooms, barn and equipment, 2
creeks and 150 acres of land. Easy
terms.
INVESTMENT / .
THE—STERLING-
TRUST. CORP.
liet'nenient , Savings Plan
Nom. Represent ati6 .
ALEX ,1%c.NAY‘
LUCKNOW
°mum
TED COLLYER
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Specializini.; In
I• 1'IRING AND •
zinc'
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WIN6HAIVI
MEMORIALS
GUARANTEED GRANfTES
' CEMETERY LETTERING.
Ii
Buy Direct and Save
Bus. Rh. 357.1910
Res. Ph.
MacKENZIE
MEMORIAL CHAPEL
FUNERAL geRVICE
Services mtiducted. according
In your wishes at Our Ifoine,
your Church, or at Our Mein.
01,1iii Chapel at no 'athlitional
charge,
Luckhow• Phone 528 ,3432
Oay.Oe Night
Bruce Farm Report
WANTED: ENTHUSIASTIC 4-H
MALES AND FEMALES,
The social aspect of 4-H Agric-
ultural and Homemaking Clubs
often seem to be neglected. A
possible remedy for thiS" problem
is a 4-11 Day which has been sug-
gested. If enough interest 'is
created, it will be held in Feb-
ruary. This program is to involve
all 4-H Clubs, homemaking and
agriculture, in Bruce County,
Due to distances involved, it
will be, necessary to have two
4-H Days, one in the North and
one in the South.
If you are interested in .helping
organize this exciting .new pro-
gram, contact Daryl Ball or Barb
DeVisscher at Ontario . Ministry
of Agriculture & Food, Box 1330,
Walkerton.
.Organizational meetings are
planned for the evenings of Wed-
nesday and Thursday, 'January 3
and 4, 1973., For this Day to be a
success, let's see every 4.:11 mem-
ber ,out to YOUR 4-H DAY, deck-
ed out in all your enthusiasm.
Daryl Ball, Extension Assistant
• Barb DeVisscher,
• Home Economist
Want to use your creativity —
have fun and make new friends?
Well, how about getting -involved
in the next 4-H Hmhemaking pro-
ject -Creative Block Printing?
If there are at least 4 girls in
your area who would like to Lake
this project and one or two lead-
ers, Y &tem in business. - Any
group of rural girls are welcome
to take part in the 4-H.Homemak-
ing Club Program.
Bruce County's winter project,
Creative Block Printing, is about
to start, Leaders' fraining
R W. BELL
OPTOMETRIST —GODERICH
The' Square
(Phone 524-7661)
.-----A,M7HA-RP ER
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
55 - South Street, Coderich
Telephone 524-7562
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AND .
ANTENNA
DON' THOMPSON
,-- • TV
.1- RIPLEY
TELEPHONE, 3954391 •
'INGS
ieighbours
I wish
ld ail the'
Fic:m•‘ini •
LOSS.
ING
.'chicle~ or
he 16"4rar-
x•ill be Jr,e .
ti4, or dam•
from snow
f it has to
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ced Sk.tion
traffi'c act
ll park
highway in
erfere 'with
'fir or the'
the high..
y Order Of
,hip Council
moisumismo".
ANTED—
tat tractor ,
Acts mark-.
be received
ntil 1 Pln..
an .indu ,trial
!Ab. Also a
Lckhoe. SW:
forms nitift
)ni t he road
!,4 or ,in)
accepted ,
icher •
rodent
I Ont.
R. W. ANDREW
Batister...a tit! _Solicitorm...._
LISTOWEL, ONTARIO
IN LUCKNOW,
Eiery Wednesday and'
Saturday Afternoon.
'Office in I he:Joyin Block
TtraiiAone
Luc: now 528-3I I(8
PHONE 291.1511
ANL
FIRE, WIND, CASUALTY .' I Ilvdro,Fimmeing Available
L AUTOMOBILE INVESTMENTS '
Luck now -- Phonv 5;!8-5802
Schools have been scheduled .'as
2 day sessions between January
,..13,_and -24, 1973 and are to be held
• in Walkerton, Kincardine, Port
Elgin and Marton. Forgirls and
women who ...would—likg---to. lead, _
. but work or go to school, a special
Training School has been planned
— two evening sessions and one
Saturday session instead of two
day - long sessions and is to be
held in. Tara.
Barb DeVisscher, . Home Economist
FARM ACCOUNTING
Farm accounts are even more:
, important than they were a year
R BRAY ago due to Tax' Law changes
with regard to inventory values,
DOCTOR OF , quotas, basic herd and various
sources of income. Tax, laws with.
CHIROPRACTIC . regard to Capital Grants have
not changed from last year and
• anybody who is in, ,doubt about
1.97 JOSEPKINESTREET . them, could contact .their ac
WINGHAM, countant or this .office. ,
- This office offers a computer ,
PHONE 357.1224 . accounting system, as do all Min-
istry' of Agricultureoffices in
Ontario.,This system is 'called
CANFAM,. Each year the num-
b•G----of—f_apmer4--en.rolling
system is increasing , and it iq
expected that between 40' and 50
will enroll in Bruce County this
year; Accounts are, done 'very
• month and the farmer . receives
ati up to date statement suitable .
for both . fax and management
purposes. The cost is $30 .par
year. Interested persons sholld
351.1015 again, contact this office.
•
PROTEIN SUPPLEMENTS '
We have advertised a feed am-7
lysis service for about five years .
now and the number of people
that test their hay or silage has
increased each year. If IS easier
this year to justify ,spen • •g. on
feed testing than any. previous'
year. With 'soy-abean meal. getting
close to 000 per ton and the price-
for beef, milk, and pork being
relatively good, it might be ex-
pected that a farmer would Want
to feed the' beSt ration possible.'
try
"AND THE CUPBOARD WAS BARE'
At some time or other, most of
us have chuckled over the nursery
rhyme of Old Mother Hubbard •
who went to the cupboardtazet
her poor dog a bone' "- but it is
a sad fact that withi'n our own
tow.a.,__eiven as_ Christrnas approach
them.
GREETINGS OF THE SEASON
This is a time for celebration and.
we extend to you, our Yuletide
Greetings for, a Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year..
M. R. Bolton;
Agricultural Representative
And The Cupboard
as Bare
10 Hay is testing anywhere from
to .20 percent protein. When we
consider one ton of hay and with
protein about 20c per lb. this is
If you have a potential' 4-H equivalent to a variability of $40
Homemaking Club, contact your between a ton of 10% protein hay
Home Economist, Ontario Minis- I and a ton of 20% protein hay, one
try of Agriculture and Food (Box cannot tell by just looking at
1330, Walkerton) for more inform-
ation and application forms.-
. This project starts with veget-.
able printing and moves up
`through printing with art gum
erasers, found .objects . and nat-
ure objects, to lino printing, if
ALL 1.1,1';(7111C.11, APPLIANCES desired.'