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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1954-04-21, Page 6t iM^TOIKHM TOUGH I . A > / .i 1 r CONCENTRATE "A QUALIFY FEED-MIX" FOR POULTRY, JURKEYS. HOGS and CATTLE WILLIAM STONE SONS, LIMITED / Fertilize Year Ood with NATION Al Welly* INGERSOLL, ONTARIO PropGrly‘BhndedFERTILIZFR .* WEDNESDAY, APRIL ^1,; 1?54 . few of the many modern, time-saving, money* making farm machines and implements you Can „ • put to work on your farm through FIL. See your local B of M manager about your farm improve ment loan. -7 ’ 1 ’ ’ ’ ’’ J ‘ . Working with Canadians in e^iry walk gf life since t FIL — the fixer ... his full name is Farm Improve ment Loan. Give him a chance to help fix up your farm . . . he’s eco nomical, convenient, ver* . satile. He can do almost anything in making your farm a better farm. Lucknow Branch: MURKAY COUSE, Mahagef Finlay Decorators and GIFT SHOP \Phone 218,"Lucknow — Directly Across from Legion Hall ...then talk to ’My Bank* y A cream separatormilking machine— culti vator -r- tractor.;— incubator... these are jhst a Bank of Montreal /J ' ’• ■ * ■ ' • ’ . ' • f ‘ * * / ' THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ...................................................................A • - -- ■ ■■ A.'...1 -I .. ‘ 1 '■"* --!1.I- ' T - ' • • • * t •• ’ ' . ‘ * c "Wood and cement floors can TAKE IT • ’When they’re finished with’ C-d-L /FLOOR.PORCII AND DADO Enamel, trough and remarkably' wear-resistant, at gives thorough protection to floors,, steps and other surfaces that get. hard 'use. Ten colours, black and whi te. ....... .. • 1 f ... Loughs at hard wear, outdoors and .in ? ENAMEL I for two years,^during which tiih'e Mr. Qray will participate in the In-Service Training Course spon sored by Community programmes Branch. After successful: com pletion of this training course, a be Receives Recreation Certificate Earl Gray, director of recrear tkm in Walkerton, has been . .awarded the municipal director' of recreation certificate. The cer tificate is granted by the Depart- permanent certificate will ment of Education and is valid awarded.. LANGSIDE^NORTH A shower, was held on Thurs-t day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Orr, to honor Miss Doleana Orr, bride-elect. Mrs. Famish Moffat conducted a num ber of contests: and a sing spng with Mrs. Bill Scott at the piano. Readings were given by. Betty Miller,, Mrs. Wesley Tiffin, Mrs. Gordon Wall, Mrs..Charlie Tiffin and Mrs, F. Moffat. A mock wedding was present ed, those taking part were, Aud rey Young, ' Donna Moffat, Wil- hemina Smith, Doris Moffat, Cpl^ leeii Tiffin, JVEarion Wall, Marion Scott .anS^^M^ Steer,. — ' Mrs. Bert? Moffat re^d the ad dress and Mrs. Charlie Tiffin as sisted Doleana with opening the gifts. AU joined in.singing ‘‘For she’s a jolly good fellow”. A dainty lunch was served by those in charge. Miss Margaret Moffat of Tor onto spent the week-end with F. G. Moffat. Miss1 Ruth Arthur of Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wall. Congraulatiohs to Mr,' & Mrs? Oswald Rudi (nee Doleana Orr) who were married- oh. Saturday. Mr.- and Mrs, Eric Evans and family^ of Hyde Park spent the week-end with . friends here; BROWN BROS. ’Phone 181 Kincardine PAYING HIGHEST PRICES FOR LIVE POULTRY ./ Poultry Culling A Specialty In accordance with government regulations our poultry coops are thoroughly washed and disinfected for your protection, BIGGER BIRDS and BIGGER PROFITS.1 ASHFIELD NOTES ^Text Sunday the service in the Presbyterian Church will be on Daylight Saving Time. The Fellowship Group me^ts this Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. D. Rose. . Miss Doris Wylds of Toronto is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. Wylds.' ”, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Bell and little daughter of London were. week-endvisitors-withMr—arid? Mrs; R. Bisset." Mr. Ray MacKenzie of Wind sor spent Easter at his home here.;J___... •• Mrs. Turner and, children of Toronto are visiting at the home of Mr. D. Johnston. : . Mrs. Dora Lumbers of Toronto, who was spending Easter holi days in Ripley, called on relatives and friends here on Good Fni- d3y./\ ; : \ WHITECHURCH chill, Mrs. J. Wilson and'nMrs? Joe King; standing, committees— Hdniel^bhbfmies; Frank Miller; Public Relations & Community Activities, Mrs, T. Metcalfe; Historical Research & Current . Events, Mrs/ Milan Moore; Agriculture & Canadian Industries, Mrs. Russel Gaunt; Citizenship and Education, Mrs. N. Pickell; Resolutions, Mrs. H. Irwin; Federated News, Mrs. V. Emerson. The new president, Mrs. Ross, then?took the chair for the following program, a solo by Mrs. Robert Ro$s and - a piano solo'by Mrs.. Don Ross. Mrfc. G. Gillespie gave a talk on her trip to Florida. Hostesses were Mrs. joe King and Mrs. Miles Mac Millan. ' • A euchre party , was held in the hall on Thursday evening, with the committee of Mrs. A. Walters, Mrs;-*G. McBurney and;55 Mrs. Russel Ross in charge. Nine tables competed. Winners ' were Mrs. E. Casemore and Mrs. Geo. Walker as second high; Mr. John McGee, high man. and Mr. Ale •Leaver as second high; Gteo. Kerr won the prize for lone hands and Mrs. Ross McRae won the prize for the lucky chair. Miss Marjorie, Elliott of Lon- don spent the week-end^ at the home of her parents, Mr. and? Mrrs. Gordon Elliott. Miss Isabel Elliott has quit her . ' —i ' ; -■ 1.—-xi. ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE Armature and Field Winding, Brushes, Bearings, Etc. ■ — Reliable Service — Gilson Sales — —: Electrical Appliances Freezers, Dryers, Washers HALDENBY ELECTRIC Kinlough job at MacIntyre’s Bakery in ,Winghair.: and has taken a posi tion at her brother Mitchell’s in London. Mr. and Mrs.1 Arnold Lougheed of London, Miss Mary Foster of Mitchell; Bill Fisher of Miltop. and Mrs. Margaret Carruthers of- Lucknow spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fisher. No doubt about it, bigger birds, jmeaiLJbigga^^--aiid_^gCT__ _ -profits. Help yourself to these profits by I doing the following—feed ypur chicks a' Chick Starter made with National Chick Mix .Concentrate for the first 8 weeks. This supplies them with those all important animal proteins, vitamins and minerals. Then for the next 4 months put them on a growing mash made : from National 34% Developing Concentrate. This tasty "fredi- : mix” growing mash has a meat- — meal base tMt promotes sturdy - ? growth as well as supplying essential vitauuns and minerals. Always grow your pullets the National way. See your National dealer and ask him for these “fresh- mix” feeds today. look for the bright Orange and Black Sign The; annual Institute meeting was held in the Community Memorial Hall on Tuesday after noon with Mrs. Jas; Maclpnes presiding. The meeting opened with the Institute Ode and re peating the Mary Stewart Col lect/ Minutes of the last meeting -were-read—by—Mrs^-E^-Casemore^ The branch directors were asked to canvass for the Salvation Army. The Institute voted $5.00 toward the collection. A Salva tion Army officer is expected to. speak at the May meeting. Ten dollars was voted towards the Library grant, and $10.00 i^ to be sent to Korean relief; It was decided , to ask for the Extension Service on “How to/Conduct Meetings’’, to be held in October. An invitation from the Belgrave institute toas Accepted for June ,lbth. We are to/nave a Penny Auction at the June meeting and arg asking Lucknow and St. Hel ens. branches to join us. Life membership pins are to be pre sented to Mrs. Mclnnes and Mrs. Casemore. There is . to be a col lection of articles for the Wing ham rummage sale to be brought -to-the-May-meeting.—-----■■■■■ ■Mrs. Victor Emerson was ap pointed to the chair for the in stallation of officers. Mrs. Geo. McClenaghan read the slate of -officers and installed them as follows! hon pres., Mrs. Geo. Me/ Clehaghan; past pres., Mrs. J.. Me-. Innes; pres., Mrs* Frank Ross; 1st vice pres., Mrs. Geof Fisher; 2nd vice/pres., Mrs. T. Metcalf; sec.- treas., Mrs. E. Casemore; assist ant sec.-treas., Mrs. W. James; branch—-directors~~are,~~Mrs7“Hr Laidlaw, Mrs. Chas. Shiells, Mrs. -AleXRobertson/Mrs.-A.Walters, Mrs. Russel Ross and Mrs. R( Purdon; press rep^r^rs, Mrs. D. Beecroft, Mrs. ,Gf Fisher; .pian ists, Mrs. G., Farrier, Mrs. W. R. Farrier; auditors, ■ Mrs.. Owen King* Mrs./ A. Coultes; district director, Mrs. J. Mclnnes/ pro gram committee,' Mrs. A. McQuil- lin; Mrs. H. Simpsdri, Mrs? J. 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