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MRS, 'JOHN R. LANE
Many friends mourn the death
of Mrs. John 'R. Lane; particular-
ly • in the Kanlough cominunity
where she' was intimately known
and beloved throughout. a long
lifetime of eighty -sever; years,
Mrs.' Lane's; . death
occurred
suddenly : last Thursday morn-
• ing. Despite ' her.. years . she had
enjoyed good health, and w.a$
active each day 'w' the duties
• fa' e..
b
-her me. coronary
of ,,,
' attack on • Thursd.a', ' 7'nornin_,g_
' proved', fatal, within a' very short'
etme.:•. •: ems.
Mrs. 'Lane was fortnerly• Eliza-
beth 'Jean Malcolm; daughter of
:the late Win, W. Malcolm " and
Susan .Purves: ' She' was born on
rebruary 4th, 1866, on what .is,
•now the Barr farm on Concession
.12,' Kinloss. On " April lith, 1906,
she married : her .now bereft lius-
hand, . and they had since resided
On the farm where she died on
the Base. Line, •Kinloss. Mr. and
Mrs. Lane.40. been anticipating
their :golden: wedding; ri•e xt
spring.
Mrs. Lane : endeared herself to
everyone by ' her,,' gentleness . and
good neighborliness. Her chief
' interests ...Were cher, family, her
home,' and her 'church. She! was'
a lifelong mernlier of Kinlough
Presbyterian.Church; . a charter.'
m'em'ber olid ' a life member of,
the W:1VLS:'
The 'funeral 'service was con-
ducted at her . late residence on
Saturday, afternoon When a large
gathering ` . assembled,'.', to.., clirhax
the many • acts and expressions
of trilit ten and. sympathy. Rev.:,.J.
R.. ' MacDonald. delivered :nail'jm-
pressive message of cornfort ;arid:
-hope, Interment .'was in• South
Kinloss:' Cemetery, the pallbear-
ers being .Lyhnan. 'Sutton, ;Morley '
Eushell, Wm:.:Burt, 'Arthur • Gra-
ham., Errbie • Hanna • and .:Perry
Hodgins.: • , .
Mrs.• ; Lane is. survived by her
husband and two daughters,,. Mrs:
:Frank .Maulden (Bessie) ' on • the
halite farm• and' Mrs. A. M. Phil-
( lean)
hil-(Jean) of Fonthill..'There are
also ' two grandchildren, Peggy.
Phillips, .arid • Keith:. Mauiden:
Mrs. Lane was"; the., last ;mem-
ber of .the Malcolm family: ,She
Was. predeceased by two bro-
thers,.
ro_.thers,, 'George .and Joseph 1VI:a1
Colin . and' ` by ..one sister, . M.rs.
Percy Purves '(Susan). •
•.MRS. AMELIA, TREI.EAVEN
Death came' suddenly on Mon-
day .of. 'last: week to • Mrs. R.. .11.
(Bert) Treleaven, .who was : prac-•
tically a lifelong. resident of this
community.Mrs. Trefeaven suf-
fered,:a..heart 'attack at the home
of her ''daughter, .Kra. ,Lawrence
Tremain: of ,,•,Springvale, • near
Hagersville, "-and. . •Passed. away:
.-Within ,a fev inin ttes: She had
been, ..in her -usual .good `health;
anththat afternoon had attended
a .church meeting.
Mrs. Treleaven was • formerly
Amelia, Hackett, daughter of the.
late—Jpsepf ---Hackett and Eliza
• .Jane Henry., members of pioneer
Ashfield Township families. ,
Mrs. • Treleaven ,was in her 66th
- 3'ear and, Was'+ born•, on i ebrlr fry
Wed
26th; 1899, on the farm' on : the
12th •Concesdddn'. now •:owned by
'back her brother, Thomas Hackett; All
et the. • her 'Married' life was -'spent- On
With Concession Six, :Ashfield, until
new Mr. and Mrs:: Treleaven retired
things, • to Lucknow in July of • 1948. Mr.
ur de-
Tre ea-verr:"di i, in a ca "accid
extern about three months later, which
was a great shock to. Mrs. Tre-
Leaver', ' • •
A funeral service was held ' at
Bagersville 'last Wednesday ...af-
ternoon,
of-•ternoon conducted by Rev. Mac-
Pherson, assisted by Dr. W. J.
lquinford of Simcoe and Pastor
Pail Neigh. The remains ' wefe.
•.btought to the McLennan-Mac-
Asrixie 'Memorial Chapel, where
hun•dred.s c_allecL.to pay--tli'eix, re
e;efs 10 'a beloved and .jovial
lady. The funeral service :on Fri
day "was ' largely al;tended ` and
was •"r anducted . by . itey G. A.'
• Meikiejohn. 'Daring the service
1Glrs. Morgan Johnston, a niece
of 1V!rs• Treleaven, sang :`Good
Night a and Good 14orni ig'r; with
accornpanitte t by . Mrs. Jessie.
Alli:n, ` •
Interment 'was ' iri Greenhill
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
pa carers, ill Hasty,
.Richard Kilpatrick, Raymond
g.
Fi�nni an, Bert Finnigan, Bert
Reid and Clifford. Crozier,.. „
Mrs, Treleaven is survived by
one son, Ronald. ,pf Kitchener,
and 'four daughters, Mrs. Jack
Curran (Eileen) of Crewe; :Mrs.
Vernon 'Hunter (Anna Mae) of
�Lugkr ow; Mrs. Lawrence rl'!re-
main .(Beatrice) , of Springvale;;
,Mrs. T. L, Parker - (Gwendolyn)
of Niagara . Falls
Also' surviving are twq -broth-
ers, 'Alex of Wingha.m, Tom •of
Ashfield and five • sisters Mrs..
George Hunter (Jennie) of ion'
1V rs... Herb: 'Stoth:ers (Ellen)- .of
D.iin
,,,,.gannon; � Mrs.: John , B•radley
(Mary) of Amberley;.-Mrs. Wil-
fred Drennan (Janet) and --Mrs.
Ewart Talbr' `
y (tda) .of*Lublin*�
FOURTH CO:NCE'SSION
The •Kairfree;;'Farm Forum are
tp '. be ' ' commended for 'the fine
project 'they, have just completed.
Road, signs have been placed at
all concessions.' and. sideroads in
Kinloss Township -57 fn all.,.
Mrs. 'Barton of Drayton is •vis-
iting at the home of . her dough
ter, Mrs. Allan Graham: , •
Mrs., 'Lloyd MacDougall '••ac-
companied her. mother, Mrs. W.
Farrish, to, Victoria Hospital pn
Tuesday.
4-11 CONTESTS FEATURE A
OF DUNGANNON Fes.
:Dungannon Fall Fair on Tues-
day.
ues-day• of last week was' ` favored
with good weather and • a big
crowd. Four-H Club competitions
were ' one ,of ' the features of a
.good show, with .the girls cer-
tainly not taking a back, seat. .
In the Cart Club competition
Lois Webster of West Wawanosh
captured top place. in the, steer
section and'waS second for show-
manship. Elizabeth • Pentland. Of
derich, was '-second ih
awards. and 'fifth for' showman
skip
lvorm..a Feritlapcl • of .Dungan-
non *as.' second „in 'the 'Senior.'
heifer : class, and,Won 'first place
for showmanship.
Others who
'competed in the beet ,calf corn-
petition • were Mike 'Dalton, . R. 7,
L ucknow; Kenneth Alton, R. 7,
Lucknow; Bill Andrew, . R: 7,'
Lucknow, who was first .in the
senior heifers class; Mary Alton,
R. 7, Lucknow Jim Martin, R. 3,.
Goderich. , ,
David Kirkland, R. 3, Lucknow,•.
placed. Hirst in award's in 'the
Dungannon, 4-H Swine C1u•b-cam-,
petition and second.' in showman-
ship:, Donald Kirkland, R. 3,
Lucknow,: was second in awards
and first in .showmanship. Others
TECTellirirriteL
'who competed were Bq.i Harris,
2, Lucknow;' Douglas 4lppat-
I ;` Al-
ton,
. R. 7, Luckno�uv � 'Lorne' � Al
ton, R. 2, burn;„ Teade Bakker,
R. 2,, Auburn; Wayne Brown, •R.
1, Dungannon; Barry McDonald,
R. 3, Lucknow and Crawford Mc-
Neil, R. 2, Lu ckncw, -
LITERARY SOCIETY SLATE ,
George Richards,: son of Mr,
and Mrs. 'Orland Richards, Huron
Township, is the choice of stud-,•
eats at Lucknow District' ,High
School for the -Literary Society
presidency for ,the ' ;1955''-56 school
term.. The election, was held :last,
Thursday. • ; t ,
'Others 'electecl.. to •office . were
vice-pres.,' .Jim 't Reed;' secretary,
Beverley Ashton; treasurer, Chas.
Chin; pianist, Ken-MacNay; .ass't.
pianist, Norma Murray; press re=
porter, Emmeline Miller; editor-
in-ichief,; Ted Collyer; editorial,
staff, Louise Andrew, Jim' Reed,.
Archie McQuillan,, Marilyn. Kil
Patrick;
Ashfield C.GI T: •
The first meeting. of the Ash. -
field '-C.G.I:T: was, 'held on Fri-
day, September. 23rd at the'" home
of Ann. MacKenzie' With. the past
president; Marianne Westpre-
siding. The meeting. opened with'
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the C.G I T,"" !s ; and ' purpose.
The scripture on was read by
Edna 'Carter from the Book of
Acts: Barbara, Finlayson 'follow-.
ed,with the meditation and pray-
er. The election' of officers for
the coming yearwas held .and
they are as follows; president,.
Barbara Finlayson,, vice pres.,
Ann MacKenzie; sec., Louise
MacLennan;, treas., . Edna Carter.,
A short period 'of games was held
followed by refreshments served ,•.
by the hostess. The meeting'clos=.
ed 'by 'singing taps•:
AS IFIELD NOTES
;11Ir, Harold Collinson of Tor-
onto spent :the -week=end im Kin-
tail.' a
The , Kintail W;:I: ' :held a quilt-
ing .at the home of M'rs. Win.'
Johnston op. Thursday.;
A very successful auction sale
was held at the farm of Mr.' Al-
vin Collinson on• ;Friday.
Mr: and Mrs. John Bradley
were in Hagersville ' last 'reek,
having received word of the
death , of , Mrs. Bradley's ,.sister;
Mrs. Bert Treleaven. • .
.The aninual' Rally Day service
:was held in the •Presbyterian.
Church satinday afternoon. The
children . of the ,Sunday -School
with . their " teachers, . attended ' in
a .body and. took part in the 'ser; -
In your, neighborhoad,you'll set the pace
�V-^
in egg .money, earned with Swift's feeds.
We ,know. We've seen the records made
_last .winter''by "PACE-SETTER FLOCK -
OWNERS" They fed Swift's feeds and
kept_trcI :of: -their =esultsThey..made--:-----
k' money even on the lowest feed -egg ratio
in history t ''-w,: s.
There was a good :reason.,, Only' Swift's
feeds contain Calogen,. '
Calogen isSwifttsnewenergy'ingredie it
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a special blendof animal fats. It g7,ves
every layer a' chaiice,to put, more of her
feed-ihto•eggs afd Iess into body
nance. It does wonders foregg production.
Ca°logen•., works together: 'with Swift'
quality' blend of animal .hand vegetable
. pioteins for a new kind of feeding efficiency.
.
'Start using S`wift's Egg -Laying Feeds
and see what a difference Calogen makes!
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�Aiki i[ 1Piri leiI amour ,'elrst •: air tie
Pace -Setter''' Poultry
men ade: Money •
L Winter
For a . four= month period
• la$t.. winter, hundreds of.
Swift's Pace -Setter Flock
owners. kepi. accurate rec-
ords. Read•their typical•
'.
experiences even during
the lowest' feed=egg.:,ratio
in history; . . .
."I'. have . been in the
'poultry .business for :forty
years and have never. used .
. a .Feed that. gave' me good'
results as Swift's Laying ;.•
• Mash • with ':Calogen:.,MMy:
'"birds came' into Production
early,and have maintained 'r
high prod•uction;'.The gen
eral condition cf my. flock
has never been. better. I .
recommend highly Swift's
Laying Mash with Calo-
gen.
Ernest' Viloock
.: ;ieer.P,6ilip, N:S.,"
Cumberland: County>
"Thisyear eggs . from -
My flock had 'the highest.
hatchability at the local'
hatchery:: ' My flock was
fed on ;Swift's .Breeder
Mash with Calogen and
certainly a lot'' of credit
should go tirthilirlreed.'
"I am' very well; Pleased
.with results obtained from
both Swifts Laying Mash
and Swift.'s' Breeder
Mash".
.." -_G'eld-Trholm ••
-
' Fort. Li wrence,'N.S.
"Swift • 26% • Balancer:
with' •Calogen has proven :
to me that it is one of the
, most economical, feeds on
the market' today. 26%
Balancer.. was fed by hop
per and the rest of feed
wasscratch grain, eliminat-
ing cost of chopping' and
• mixing: Feed colts for
four months $104'3.44 wrath
lights, ,oyster shell'
•rit an . extra $4;1.56 •
—
$1,0$5:00 ,for 5,633 dozen
eggs. Each - dozen eggs
prodruced cost 191,40:" '
Bernard Cox
Wheatley, Ont.
`•'For fifteen years.I have'
been in.'the Poultry b•asi-
ness, I have tried all other •
brands of feed, none' other
can . compare to Swift's
Poultry ;°Concentrate -4r %
with .Calogen for egg pro-
• duction.. Every' chicken
requires' these ingredients
for the' best laying, results.
It's results that, pay."
Charles Shaul
Stony Plain, Alia-:
As far asw.earecorm.
cerried�``we`-think "Swift*s`
Laying Feed with Calogen
is :tops' and we intend to
contirtue feeding it:" ••
4"ilflit.Ronff1ond' Odrern
P1ru, Nebraska .. •
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