HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-05-08, Page 20FINLAY DECORATORS
LUCKNOW FRUIT MARK
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AYLME'R 11 OZ.
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Apple Blossoms
SALADA'S PRIOR PARK 100 COUNT
Tea Bags Sale
ERIN BRAND 24 OZ. WITH PECTIN
Raspberry Jam
HABITANT 2$ OZ.
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IN, STOCK
Dungannon Farm
Has One Of Top
The Western Ontario Hereford
Zone Sale was held April 13 at
Listowel, Ontario.
Topping, the offering of bulls
was. a Jamary 1973 bull calf con-
signed by Roy S. Walter & Sons.
Cornerview STD lE brought the.
high price of $1000 from George,_
R. Harriston, Mt. Albert , Ontario
D. McNicol, CollingWood bid
$880 to own Cransford. STD 43D,
consigned'by Cranford Farm,
Dungannon.
C. H. James, Don Mills paid
the high female price of $700 to
Don Bricknian, Sebringville for
•Dee Jay Rainbow Domino 2Y.
M B' Miss Standard 40D and 'NI B
Miss Standard 37D, owned by Mul-
hall lkos. , Conn sold to Thomas J.
Reidy, Monkton at $680 each,
Sale Summary: 9 bulls, $0,750,
average $750; 16 Females,
$8,675, average $542; 10 4-H
calves, $2,862, average $286.
-THAT Trinity Church Youth
Group raise $90 in their Satur-
day par wash in Lucknow.,
THAT following the story in last
week's issue about the efforts of
Graham MacNay of Ottawa in
saving the bluebird, we were ad-
vised by 'Wesley 'Young of the
6th of Kinloss, in the Langside
area, that a, pair, of bluebirds
Were nesting on'is farm near
the house. Mr. Young said he
has seen the odd bluebird over
the years, but it has been many
years since he ,has seen any birds
nesting.
THAT Art Breckles of Lucknow ,
who has just returned from Flor-
ida , showed The Sentinel a very
unusually shaped squash which is
on display in The Sentinel wind-
ow. ,The squash was grown in /. Michigan by a Florida winter
neighbour of Art's.
THAT Lloyd Htniter of Lucknow
reports having his car stolen at
Brussels last Friday night. Lloyd
'had attended the auction
there that night and the car was
found by the. Ontario Provincial
Police the next morning with two
flat tires, but no other damage.
THAT this Saturday will be ball
registration for Lucknow ball
players, age 8 to 15. They will
meet at the park at 11 a:m. and
in the arena incase of rain.
NEW NAME
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
in the Commons Friday.
Robert' E. McKinley (PC-Huron)
won approval for his private mem-
ber's bill asking' that his riding be
renamed Huron-Middlesex.
William Frank (P6-Middlesex)
got Commbris approval to change
the name of his riding to Middle-
sex-London-Lambton.
. Mr. McKinley said Friday the
changes were requested last month
so that the composition of each
riding would be accurately
portrayed.
Mr. McKinley's riding'
McGillivray and Biddulph
ships in addition to all Hur
County.
. The two bills Were sched
to go to the Senate on 11,10
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Six County. Honours Awards At Ripley
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We Still Have Them!
OLYMPIC LOTTERY
TICKETS
For July 1 6 Draw
$10
Our supplier tells us that our Most recent allot.
meet will be the last available for this draw,
if you want a ticket for this draw, don't delay.
LUCKNOW SENTINEL
ACHIEVEMENT DAY - for area
4-H Clubs was held on Saturday
at the Ripley' District School.
Couoty Honour winners, for the
completion of 6 4-11 club, were
presented with certificates and
pins. .
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Pictured , left ;to right , are
Brenda Ball, daughter of Mr". and
Mrs. Art Ball, Bervie No. 1 Club;
Cheryl Haldenby , daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Haldenby, Kairshea
Club; Mary Eadie, daughter of Mr
and Mts. l,orne Eadie Kairshea;
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Connie Irwin, daughter of
Mrs. Allan Irwin, Reids Co
Janice Farrell, daughter of
and Mrs. Jack Farrell, Pull)
Grove,. Mary Jane Courtney
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lag
ney Rcids, Corners.